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women-33.3%....
‘Lhtmonhlfnflnlherfln.
Med wt .ll by sorrow's poll.
‘Mwhhthnllunonltohterl '
. , . —stkeeBlede.
Edwin's REVENGE.
While spending a winter vncntionin .-
delightfully rural little village hidden
swayin the pine forests of North Caro
lion. I found the haunted house and solved
‘ [the mystery‘tbot had enveloped it for
more than I century. it had been mnny
year-since human tootetepe had «ml
.thothruhold of the shoot inhabited place,
and the only componiouuof the epochs had
been bots. owls sud such vermin as feed
on deny. says the Pittsburg Lender.
“lithe plsce renlly haunted?" l naked n
score of villagers.
With owkwnrd .shrngsof their shoulders
Ind sinking of heads they answered,
”Moire them “win uhns seen the ghosts
dtheold nun ml his prett/y bride!” .
“There ore only two of theml"
"They wall; or": and arm as if they was
”mesh. The ghost 0‘, the young men
marines stween '31:: now nehe did in
.3!!!" 1
An old man, it pretty bride, a young
ml. perhops s lofverl The foundation for
a tragedy; out oft rogedies grow mysteries.
] must learn the lv rgend of the place.
rt‘lt’s old Donnie! Thurston you want to
year o-tellin it,” slsid the villagers when l
quid them [pr particulars of this mysr
tery. “He’s the watchman on the place
totthe owners, who never come which it,
an wn'n’t it his grandfather "at was head
mtorthe 01f] ghost mun!"
Aqua: old mm I found Dounld Tum
tulndofltgusrdhn fore haunted ruin.
named-lonely annulleebinonthe
‘plses end sdded something tohis‘ pay by
onlfivstingusmall garden rent I'm. At
hot he wu disposed tognsrdtheghost
nndrnysterynssportofnsacred trust to
he canoe-led from strangers, but moor
neon-intone: progressed he grew more
communicative.
“Mat of the people hmboutn know
the story well," told the old man. “for it’s
been told by [other to son these hundreds
years, and mnuy’s the crying child on has
been frightened,” sleep by tales of the
[hat of the pretty lady. It was my grand.
fotherwhowroteitsll down, and the pm
you I have in my tin box, where they have
hid untouched these twenty years last
put. The old man blnmed himself for the
port he had to do with it, but then he
thought he was only doing his duty in
warning the master, little dreaming that
murder, if murder it was, would grow out
I! it. You may. read the papers one of
the dsys if you wish. They tell the story
hotter than ever l could tell it."
Mow dsys lstur Thurston brought out
theold tinbnx Md then watched me in
Illneswhile I rend the story of the my»
lay of the haunted house. I will only
giro-Wu oi the story here. for it was
along onens written out by Allen ’l‘hnrsr
tn n century ago.
Twenty years before the Revolution Mar-
tin Brewer, no old and wealthy English»
man. came over toCsrolina. and by grant
sud purchase oblainedn large tract of lnnol
lying along the Cape Fear river. 0n a
high blufl overlaiking the river he built
n his stone house, modeled after the castles
d the Norman». lie porchmml slime-s,
who cleared land. and in n few years n
Jorge form was under cultivnuun.
The! English and Scotch servants were
mm over. the big house was furnished
III] made the klenl country home of on
W gentleman. Among the Scotch
scvsnts wss Allen Thuntotr, who was
made oversea sud manager of the place.
He ltwuwho slterwunl wrote the story
at the subsequent mymry.
When the cutlelikc hour» WM arranged
tohh tutu, Brewer mum-«l m liumpe I'm
A , luring the place in charge of hill
amt-sod slur ,. ' 4*
When he come home he brought with
him tifnl n5 bride. she mum]
very in love th him and quite eon
Wed her ntw home. He nppmrnd
full of , but even theservsnm noticed
that It times he seemed distruslfulsnd
i
of his prettywife. But there
for him to be jealous of, for
few neighbors were ever lnvlt
hours. Except for the servants
slaves the couple were entirely
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all
arr-ot- tslked in willow-n among
In. Ind told that trouble would
such-muting. but for the time
Will, sad the old nun sod the
you-girth wear-my enouuh be:
u more could. Then I
Wmmwflm
fe sud the torrent» in the
confident“! manager. Allen
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“Murdouthehesdhomilth
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myopmmtom mun-1'!
,serer
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"RVE‘Y’S
' south Norwaik.
M
his muster. but helium! mwsrn her. To
hie wile Brewer did not bar” his knowl-
ndgeof tbeptmmzelnthehoouots
manger: When they met there was no
sign of the shadow that bud come between
them '
Brewer brought whit him from England
my presents for his wife. and some more
furniture tor the big some bruise. Among
the latter articles W‘i or strange looking.
old fashioned bedstead, in which be M
lunch lmemted, and imbued on unpack-
ing it himself.) It had been the property of
headboard who minimum affair mode til
ooh, and won covered over with carvings
of nutrient snd odd dmitms. ,At the points
against which the pillows of the bed
should rest had been carved the heads of
two hideous looking daemons, with open
mouth: and eyes of blood red hearth.
“I am sfrsido! them, take it nwnyl"
erlcd the young wife. is hen she now the
curved dragon heads on the hendlmrvl of
her bed. '
"i brought it over for you,” said her
hnobnnd, while a utmugzr, cruel looking
smile played about his thin lips. "But we
unset itnpln the little square room in
the west wing of the lmune. if you are
“raid of it." ‘
Mrs. Brewer started at the mention 0!
thelittlc snuare room. Her husband!»
ticed it, and again that strange umilz- came
whis lips.
“You can See that the sermon put it
there.” be‘snid. and Chm his wife lookal
relievml. '
"kiln.- izl hiding him in that room!" Thnr‘
stun heard the muster any to himself on he
turned away.
The day after the bed was put in the
room one of the slum Went tin-re for some
purpose. r'vhe had Namely moaned the
threshold when. with a scream of term?
that amused the hmmelmld, obs turned
and tied. "
Thurston and his mum reached the
momut the mmn- lizlw. but. lie-tum they
could enter Mfr. “I‘LWl‘l‘. “NH 3 white lace
and oinol; of tvrmr in ear eyed rm lny
them. They {allowed clown lu-Mml her and.
lying full lrngthnn tlwohl Norman lml.
they found the hnmmmu: ymmg stronger
dead. ,
"My brother! Oh. my bruthrr, spent: to
me!" cried .‘.lrs. Brewer, us «lu- threw lu-r-
srlf on the bed a mi plumvl be" mma about
the neck of the aleacl mun.
At them- .vvorvls a guilty. startled look
mamd over the face of her huslwul. but
only Thurston nmiced it.
Startlingvdis‘lomrts followed clone on
the heels of one another that day. The
deadnum but! been murdered. Ann-mil,
sharp pointed dagger had been plnrxgni
into the top of hlfi‘tiffld and hail entered
the 11min, coming instant death. The
mun was Mn. Brewer's brother. who hurl
heencompelled tolenvr England because
he was accused of u grove crime, of which
he was innocent. but owing: to t he death 0!
A witness he could not clearly nstnbllieli his
innocence.
“'hn (-nmi’lilh «l Hm mnnlrr’ The!!! the
mymery in m in mm at 'l'E'r- Hill-rm of
the low r':ln:l-. I‘M. found no cl; u. not even
the «logger.
Two days .lfflt'l'flle funrmlof hrr brother
Mrs. Brewer wont. lo the room when? he
had been killrwi and threw hem-ll down on
the bed, weeping bitterly. .\ («w hour»
Intern servant found her there dr-ml. with
the tours Henrl‘ely dry on- her «herbs and
the some mysterious dagger w-mml in MW
top of her head.
When the husband tame and looks-d :4
the fuel: of his-l munleml Will". Tina-slum.
who was watching. now him trsmhle- and
turn pale. while u look of horror came into
his eyes. The old mwrvnnt said nothing.
but from Hull moment he hellrvetl the
master huhi the luv to the myflery.
Again the oil‘u'x‘rsof the law werr- bullied.
and when n week later old Martin Brewer
woe found lying viz-ad on the .‘Iorman Ml
of his. nucestrwe, with the some strange
wound in the head, they almzluml that
humnn bonds had not wielded the instru-
ment of ninth.
Then the big atone house rm.» cloned,
Relativwol Brewer came from England to
take xxmmim of the pmpvrty. but when
the ghost of the old man null hh [may
wife appeared tin-y Went uwny and Fr
lumen! no more.
Such won the story of the tmsrmiy Ll the
haunted house.
“‘tht bet-omen! the old Sort mu hm!“
l naked M lkmnld Thornton when l had
read the story tothe end.
"It in rotting there with the old house.
unless the ghost» have curried it away
“Then l on: gains to have s lnr'. at it." i
unnwrrrvl.
The old men finally smut tom with
mound helpme find the room that was
culled the chamber of death. We foulul
it after-abort march through the floor-
bllnu rulnsmnd there was the bed lns
fair state .5: preservation bersuw' it bod
hero sheltered. The dragon howls were
still intact, and hideous limiting th
they were. ] inspected «lonely, and l ,
inglntotbeopenmnuth llow smoothing
that mumbled the lot of asthma.
"Bring as ss, I think we wlll ricer
npthls mystery " I sold to mm and
he brought it boot I. word.
A low blow: on the rotting wc-ul sad the
mystery of the haunted home we» re
vealed. In the mm of the wooden
hell. were mud two long. slender dug:-
m They were sttsehed too spring that
won unsound moth»: the weight of as pm
we lyluudownon the but would thrust s
dome: lnto his halo.
In hormone-lousy old Harlin lmru
hr] planned em Mmmddwh
we. World-lino“.
9 W cm
"awry has um slurs you o ring!"
sold Florence.
"Km/mud Corrie.
“And he never will suit you out his:
“flatworm-venom"
"0f mmmmer will. 0:00be
would wtblehef such thin-p,“ if yes
m of his Norman BMW”, he said. The .
New] , p
4
mm routes.
.. /
s in. hearth-dos GM
to Ponder our. .
My occideutsl wslk through Wstc
street, the first after mylong years, no
called the tragedy of Henry Little. 1 hove
toldyooof hishlrthoo storm 0%
his gentle. God luring mother. have .
«l at Mr early religiou- ultimatum"
told bowhe come toNewYork imbued
with o sincere notion of rescuing immortal
souls. [will now recountstrsgedythst
has no equal in thewtglersogeofom
than twenty yem’ journslistie experience.
For five years Henry Little m nulls:—
ging in his devotion» tbe”¢reot com"
lie led the prayer meeting, he exhorted. he
evinced every purpose to continue lathe
good work that he had so herdosfly begun,
sod no final prod thothelotended tolle-
vote his ml and body to the nervlce of his
Redeemer he married s young and may
woman who had sought the shelter of that
home from the streets.
For more than a year their dual live, sp-
pearerl to be happineu itself. in the sum-
mer of ran; my duties had taken me to
hmdon.aml for the time lrnsymm; hail
crowded all thanghla at Henry Little wt
0! my mind.
On a foggy September sflermon in Lon-
don the fort-oi the man] had me known
appeared before minim office on Fleet
street, where l was employed. ll intro-
dnml incl! to inc as that of Henry Little
and nppenlml to me to rescue a young
wormtu whom he bod induced toelope with
him lo England. lie united nothing for
himself; said frankly thst he was penni-
lmsamldmtitme; that the small amount
of money he had had when they foolishly
embarked for liverwol but been about»
oil; that he had pmvnml every article of
jewelry that he or his «khaki rornpunian
witnessed, and that while he cared not
what become at himself he did limit to
new the foolish woman from the (ole that
uurlunbszmly threatened her. of course I
want Slxuckl'fl, but the numrise was to fol-
low. He told me that he had left the
young; wrmmrr at [migrate hill railway
infill/inn, and Miler! il i would kindly go
there and take her inombton place of
Safety until her ‘6?” could heannnm
nimu‘d with by m a.
“"1121th fw-lin; any upwinl interest in
the (-3» hey: ml what I fell in hlmwlml, I
may admit. inn rather confuse-vi state at
mind-l wont alone to Llltlgflie hill. it
was only a three minute walk. it had
never occurred tome that I would not be
able to recognize Lit: lc's pnrtner in crime.
sad it It“ not until I had mural the an
era! whiting morn that the: thought flashed
upon me. Before] haul decided what wdo
the young woman advanced, introduced
hemelf, and l soon wan mud» swnmof the
fact that She win the daughter of n nun
who, alu-r Banker Hutch, hurl most liber
ally contributed to the support of tho rs»
lurmutory missions in Water and [lover
“recto.
l milled in on instant the awful blight
that this thoughtlrm girl had brought
ownudr-vnn-vl father. To Itillliliclr thin
part of the; fluff. l cabled at once to New
Yuri: and gave the girl's “iron“ the first
lntinmziun they had hml for mun than a
month an to illrll daughter's whereabouts.
Bark ram: a reply to draw for all me»
bury expenm and Mod the young woman
home on thw first steamer. Thin was done.
Shznn’iwd ”11er '1) SW York. was for
given and mom her old place in her
1 lunch.
1 hm! hams-mod to be in the right place
at the proper moment um! haul been the
mmm of leaving: it frilo-x mnrml'
For m: rmnzhs l hmrri nothing of Henry
Little. The “will. city of laulon haul n»
(rived and ~W.xilf‘|WPl‘l him an a more atom
among; in (our mlll'mm of popularluu.
Unr day l sow loo New York paper that
"vary nutrient sppeaml at the Tombs
without would. howl snrremle-ml. bad
pml’nred wiinem-«s ngnimt himsell. hurl
plesvlwl guilty to the embezzlement of 1
mail amount of fund» belonging to the
Water Street Horne for Warren), nod had
inn l‘t‘Dfitllrfll tos term at 5mg film. [-
tlw primn hi.» modmt was most utm-
plnry and he rrrr'md full commutation
thrrzfin. When he emerged with the
primal pnllnr on his face—just us I heal
men it uti-lkfly hicAulry'm-hqeks somny
yearn lw'lorwwhr roller! upon me to say
that he haul memo his back non-mohai-
M. life. that. virtue mm s myth, that how
rat rmlmrm' profited him nothing. that
llml has! forgottrn him. lhnt hell wn» hh
portion. and that be neither hoped ear
and how run he established the truth of
MI belief.
New r vlicl fiend incarnate lalk l0 Iii”!
bhuphrrmms as did this men. whom I had
known in his urnth boyhood. whohnd he.
motor! to the mainly 0‘ my Wiring!“
film had PM baptized in ”l. Viil‘flt
Charlie. when his family had attended err
vice tor several finer-lions.
lie left roe sbmptly. before I had my»
«red from the Mk which his words we
me.
For yen”. often or I hve thought of
him. i m-vev have mu hie non-no until I
read the armor of his tropic death while
robbing o hook to s 'l'ersss town
He died. burgh-ruin hm hoot-al.-
Jollrrs Chambers in New Tut m
Mun-run.
Governor Lees AM.‘ New Jersey,
um-wumwdu
urn-stretch”
bruwdthttllrserstlyy-edhythr
Sew Jersey ‘ the
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Stu/levant’s
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South Norw
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‘ wumumui‘v'wum ,
wallow Men on.» no...»
wenttolodisnssmlrslonsryfissviov
linolhprosysndlshopehslywutinc
min s leper village in the Blus-
llme. Schumann la onths
work of the honour explorer who‘ll»
covered tlieoncient site of Troy.‘ She
In a Grecian wmonn sud an sccomr
plished sntiqusrlso. ' ' "
The Printers’ home, at Colomlo
W, will be fitted out with two por-
lors. Onewillbeinhonoroflrs. A. J.
Dresel. lately deceased, and the otherin
boom of Mrs. George W. Childs.
.lhu Harem Bootledse, daughter of
the isle George Bot-dodge. the well
known publisher. has for two yelp sbly
filled the post of honorable secretary to
the Woman's Trade Union league. of
London.
Lady Harrie, like her husband, Lord
Harris, governor of Bombay. in fond of
cricket,nnd for: women «ob-t and
bowl with comidersble skill. She ‘re«
oeutly «remained the winning eleven in
s lsdiee' mulch .
Twenty-urea free kindergarten: have
been opened in Sun Funcisco within
the last twelve, years, largely owing to
the energy and faithfulness of Mrs.
Sarah B. Comer and Mm Kote Douglas
Wiggin, the snthoreu.
Mrs. Gledlm’ue is told to be hsrdly in-
ferior to her husband in energy and in—
dustry. 'Bhe hse slwnys been interested
in charitable Ind church work snd poli’
tia.sndhssstthesametintemnin~
Mined close wntch upon her household
adults and her children.
TURF TOPICS.
The great young trotting stallion Bon-
nie Wiluwre. 23134, is owned by 3 Ken-
tucky woman.
Miss Kittie Wilkins, of Idaho, enjoys
the distinction of being the only woman
in tho Union whose occupation is deolv
in; in horses. She ’u s young sud es-
ceedingly pretty women.
David (ihleon sod John Dsly have
joined their racing forces. sud hereafter
His Highness. Merry March. deig
and mixer lam will be run under the
firm name of Gideon d: Duly.
Ajuryin Kentucky hudecided inc.
W. Willioum' furor in the suit for $35,-
000 damages, entered by Kareem-u Mu—
sel. injured by the tolling of s platform
st the Imiepeudeooe do.) noes.
lt inelaimed lhsteocsine wormed‘m
the way of hypolermic injections on the
stallion Polo Alto to relieve the soreness
in om;- of his fore legs, and that it was
by n-Mm of this tmtrnent that be was
able lc) {ml in 21H“. ‘
Maj-r Ronnie?” Brown, of Xusln’flle,
ban on» loud and one fore foot of the
growl olrl more Mary St. mounted in
silver and men the-m for paperweigbts.
Mary 3!. was the dam of Andsnte.
Qfllly; Annie W" 2:30; MI'EWenJJllu.
etc. '
The growth of the trotting turf. are
Prulwillffil by the rmrney offered to be
won in ma, is; simply phenomenal. At
lmlugmnvl. nee. in. C. W.,Willinms un-
nonnm a 500.0%; for next August. Co-
lumbia. Tram" hangs up 3|W.M;Grnnd
“uphill. liar-h... sum». and many other
plat-as of lease-r note from “.000 to
”0.0100. NMhi’lllz oflm “GLOW.
e
RAILROAD JOTTINGB.
lllimis Central ofieers deny that that
commoy has bought the Tennessee )lial-
loud rind.
English Wives have neither belle.
headlights nor cowmtchers. Waning
is given by the shrillest o! whitlet
The lemons Khoj‘sk tunnel of indie
pic-rum the wasiu Ammo mountains
ill-om risiy miles north of lnetts st In
elevation: of £400 (eat. It is ”.800 feet
in; and was constructed blood cmh
to curry s double truck.
The Union Pacific has mode I change
in tin: narrow gouge trsln operating he-
twr-zvn Bouldn and Hansel. little. The
lrsvul has manual to such so estont ll
has hereon mercury todouhls throw
her of dolly trimmer the line.
Inter hr burr yum use
may the ,
fwfisrhswsrbtbmm.
and
.W
line used to rum-b Copper Rock. The lam
.w0 FREE l
/ a!
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c r o ,
Lidia E. Pmkham s
.
Vegetable '
Compound
. Is I Harmless, Positive Cure
for the wow hum of Female Complaints, all
maria“ ”milieu. inflammation and Ulcer:—
.,,, l‘allirg Jzul loinplaccmcntsfllso Spinal
wmltllflb a l lmmrrhms.
it vulf ,, r!~l’z".'l‘ zml expel tumors from the
mum in .1 l idlil.‘ stage of developmenl,aud
mack; lh" rcwlcm v m cancerous hunters.
I: rerun.“ foinrxu:~’s. fizlulency, weakness
of the swunr‘n. com Bloating. Headache.
.Virwvuh l'rnsll’dlllm. General Debilityfilecp
"annual. lirprtnmn and lndlgesllou, also
tin! seen u: vvl llcuing down, causing pain,
of}. mr'. »:.:Larhc.
». w .. mnmn- with thelaws that govern
: .l't‘ eastern under all circumstances.
1 Kidney l. omplzims of either sex this
’ wry-ml iw unvurpaeicd. Cofrcspondzncc
>r» : ,«m-rer‘. Address in confidence,
|.l'lll.\ ii. PIXKHAM NED.C0..Lvnrt,MA-.
1892 “STYLES”
Just rewind
Spring andSummerGuuds
~For~
Business . and Brass
Swings.
The final! line i have ever often-d in all th
Intent Myles. A Illrciul line 0!
nghtColoredScotch
Cheviots.
Than watch there is nothing better or more
My llsh msnufnctnred. (Yul: sml examine them
and not prices
W.H.SWORDS
Ill Washington St. 80. llama! k .
’ NEW STORE.
l have removed my Dunno,“ to
03 WlSllllllilflll STREET 93
sud have now .. full Flu—a n!
HEATERS.
RANGES.
srovss.
A L30
TIN WARE
l" fill kinds.
Plumbing in all its Branches.
mu Slllll l’llllllllls SlPPlIiS
T. 8. lllNAlJlSllN,
South Norwalk. "ll
mm cussan
Invites 13:;qu In nan” 1m.lu“§tflh~
I 5'“me "I in n o loll,
mun-d ltsbhmmn wlll h. min.
Fm'clrss hasten llul line.
Itrrlrlng lastly Brno.
mt» sol antlers-run user-areal.
glacial Sale Saturday.
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mm mm.
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lomosligliundry
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Rodin-l “amusement-us
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The Propellers .
; anssf: SHOES
Glover&0lsen’s,
0|" 0F “00”“ Ill” EllilE , Washington Street, . .80ch Harwell.
v' . "(or .. In rd mak f l , ‘ ' .
Q “l , Macge‘gmuféhfivgfm ’bfillflfifllfidlfl‘awrl‘lfipfiuflf;
1 lot Hand Bowed Button and Lace Shoes, worth $4.50, re-
. duced to $2.00. 1 lot of Cloth To , Hand Served, $2.00. 1 lot of
mu um Pier
, a. In: River mum-n fine Machine Bowed worth from .00 to $4.50 at 81.25. 1 lot of
mm" York. a 6 p. m.. «on; sander-“fine M. S. at $1.50. '1 lot Misses’ per-a Toe, ll to 1, worth $2.00 ‘
m at 01.00. 1 lot of Child’s Spring Heels, worth $1.25 at 65c. An
mgimmfiflrz‘xgwh‘ruh‘i an... about 500 pairs of men’s re lar 500 Rubbers at 250"
sodSouth.orwslk-tldlp.m. . .1 . . K“ .. ‘ ' ' ’
ll unfilicstlonto ls the UltyofNor
wnl undt e Eagle will sent for
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The Leading llry floods Store
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2 Gazette Building.-
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HEW LACES Alli] EMROIDEBIES. j
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Are now open and Ladies are invitml to call and examine the best
assortment of these goods ever shown in town.
lristramfi’l Hyatt.
No. 2. Gazette Building.
MAIN LlNE DIVISION.
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turn. m..;umnger for l‘lltstleld. h A ‘ _. 0 ._ -. N - ”
lmlm n... pnooenlrer for l’lltsfleld. within; ‘
roanerrlnns fur Albany and the Want. YCLES
id um. m.. m-i in for llnwleyvllle.
$ 1 50 “7th l’m-mwr
m: Tin». '
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L’ l5 :3. m., frail: ll for (iron! Harrington.
The COLUMBIA l'SEl'MAl'lt' TIRE in the ,iinplwt, mmt cl noble and wail-sill lire on
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so. 1226 a. m.. as. sundae—v7 :5 um...
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m u I“. r, Mfume; no es., 142 m.. 7 13
on, Ml m.. lllfi es.. 1225 e. in. ex.
ion nriusonsw. A. 11.4 mm. 9 in ex.
we: sr._P.M.—~121l ex" u: m.. 715.1,. a d
.5- , 10. except Monday morning between
New Haven no Springfie Ill ex.
{on Ham-(vs. A Mr 1 12 win Shore Line).
M. l2»? ex. (via Springfield). 10‘: ex. Vin
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Hartford).
LEAVE NEW YORK
Fun morn Sonnets. A. lll.~-!ml 153., 60]
a: ., 7 Ill mu. ll am. it l.|l m.. ll (ll es.. ll Kl ea,
12 at noon ex. P. fi."‘l:lu m.. i (ll (51.. m: 10..
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70 lain. 5 0| am. 9 7!) Adams as. and m.. mil
midnight «I. .‘vlltulayo- 41 Ill sin. 7 ill no.5 It! on.
l2 m midnight.
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Housatonlc Railroad
llssberr ssl Nerwsll Dlvlslon.
CORRECTED 1'0 JAN. ll. l”.
Trains lvove South \‘orwnlk for lnmnury»
than; m.. l1ll.'.’28. .3 lullwnnd loan-.111.
aundsyo—v 98.. In. 1nd 7 ill p. in.
[ruling lure Dnnbury for south Small—-
635.733.!”5Ind ll 453. m.. 3 l5. 51!: end 625
p. m. Sundays—4m s. in sad .3 (Ii . in.
'l‘rslm lenw South Se'nrwnllt for glldxsfield—
l‘llbn. m.. l'.’ ”.233. 3 ll) and till) p. in ,
.I .. lune llidsrtlel‘l (or mum Stimuli—-
)3. ls lr‘. and ii in”; a. m.. 52.1 3m [ml
7 3‘65. m.. would; u passenger or Pittsfleld
Itml Albany.
Winin- ll. mzvrsnns, Vice *i‘esldcnt sud
llrnernl Murmur. '
.l. W. Plums. lient'rnl Passenger Amt.
l. A. Wilson& 00.
BROKERS.
No. 67 New Street,
NEW YORK.
lowettncnln mode In Stocks and Groin for
l'uh or Honda: of ”intend upwards. Cour
lulu-low M of l per rent. mh wsy.
Orders received by mall or tele-
graph. Irlmms gamers;
With (my umbin
i’nrumnr in The
i an. m.. i’lltaxield and Album- prawn-get.
(he hurl“.
21.5 p. m.. New Milford sperm.
lBS0l|lTEll GUARANTEE! AGAINST BURST 0ll P0001005.
. m.. New Milford a acid
in!) p. m.. (wish! for Greg? horrific"?
No llleyele mmle run compare with the CULl'MlllA for tone of riding. workmanship.
durability or brow y. Iml It the nature prim so runny inferior mnrhinee.
We do not keep lull waiting. but can delivov wheels AT ONCE, in} we kn-p a full line.
TERMS EASY.
Tm! (Jenner “'um. l‘mu,
JACKSON BROTHERS.
_ 5| WlllSTlEET, H0ll’lllll, 00".
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sa'“.fl3"“"sl Will”!
F. BOYlSTON’S Watches. cndins. Charms.
Factory at Five Mile River. fig? 33:3,; mm
m lounge St.
lilifll lllllllfllfll m'n' momentum. 0'00“". I. '.
ll PRICES.
mm In It”.
0M. rm Slain Street,
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Winter Style;
HATS"
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800300800 Hals,Sillllal8
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mm m" ‘ll'llhl‘m'"““lhl rill
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sum... ”0'!“ 9%.
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9| Washlnrton St.
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