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Iorwnlh, South Norwslli and lb. lmr.
Indian Vicinity—ll.” an Ash-vs of
IDIV (lo-doused Into Crisp i'is graphs.
The Young lon's‘Chriatinn Association
Juniors will goto Dsuhury Saturday to
play the High School football team of
that pine-3.x W , __
Noah Joyce-formerly 0! South Nor‘
walk, has been sent to jail for six
months for the theft of a watch in
Bridgeport.
The County Commissioners are lociliiy
hearing the remonsiramre filed against
grantinza liquor license to Charles G.
Oates. fora saloon in Wheeler's liliilll'
ing,Westport. _ _.
The Arion Singing moiety, of South
Norwalh, will take part in the concert
and hull of the Concordia society to be
held at Madison Hall. Bridgeport, next
Tuesday night. _
In the Superior Court, criminal wide.
yesterdayflhmnas Murphy, oi Stamford,
who was arrested for theft of jewléry
from the person of a man named Saifield,
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to two
years in the State prison.
The annual inepcciiunoi the Soldier”
Home at Noroton, by the Connecticut
Grand Army officials, will be mad:- Sot-
urday. The hospital board will hold it
meeting pt the some time. Governor,
Morris is expected to be present at the
board meeting. »
The case against Joaephine Ward, who
was arrested in Greenwich for being a
trump, was nolled in the Superior Court,
and the justice who originally found her
guilty was informed that a woman
cannot be convicted of being a tramp
in immune.
Rev. F. 15. Cunz, iormeriy of South
Norwalk, now pastor of the German
Lutheran church in Norwich, has just
land the first number of the German
Church Messenger, a paper he will issue
monthly in future in the interests of his
people. The Mensenger is a pretty in:
teen column, four page paper.
Frank Whitehead, n Green's I-‘arnis
florist. lost a valuable Jersey boiler in is
peculiar way a day or two since Mr
Whitehead bud been painting one of his
green houses. and bad halt a pot of paint
stsnding outside. The heiier, having
gotten out of the enclosure in which it
was kept, ate some of the point and WM
soon taken with cramps, from which
death resulted.
Daniel (inntley and Thomas (look
pleaded guilty in the anterior Court to
entering the premises of Charlotte Roy
flood, in Wilton,unil ateuling u qilltl'l'
tiiy of older, an out gun and several
other articles. Counsel tor the accused
nudes strong plea for leniency, stating
that both young men were born and
brought up in Wilton rind previmisly
had borne excellent reputations, They
each received six months in jail.
The sensational account of the ilisnutm
faction ol the colored delegates to the
Baptist convention in Dunbury this
wash. has not the shadow of truth. it is
said. The truth is it colored sister of the
local church asked the committee for
the privilege of entertaining the minim!
dslsntes herself. she was acquainted
with inert of them, and as they were
personal friends, all! wanted to do well
by their). fine list her our table provid-
sd her own food sud, «sited on them
herself, sud it run remarked by the
titanium oi the convention that this
table was one of the finest and but
provided for at the convention.
Wing submit will probably be
sstshl “ . in Norwnlh in s who" tints
in accordance wlih the set posed by
the int Miniature. Parents and other
psrsmishsvlirg control oi children over
fourteen years of site who manor read
«write us nqtltrrd to use inst such
children attend the evening school,
otherwise such parents will be liable to
a penalty ui enter each week of isiim.
lmploym or children over foam
Id slider-ism who cannot mil and
writs. if such children are all"!!! in
I! muting, mermaids or me
“lest continuum-ill be liable» a
Nicol Wit such children do not
stand “I!“ retard slid show certi'
munch nitration».
”1””? '0'“ WIN.
turns mammal. Incoh-
rduml um Mists.
Aratttlsgmeliiaa Mutant plus in
shufssrosfldsoiliornlk Wed-n
dam. The birds were owned by
Wwdflmm ”an...“ the
me iii In M
'38 80068 Fails Wmfidmfi
The ifounatiou of the an“ sad that of“
end furnishi
7 be? h guild ”amt “which II
sadnpnrtud
tion. You will not fujléh one its
donate in hurling: ills
this alliance finance“!!! in tho
we consider Norwallr to
great organi
WITH A CUP AND SAUCER.
: ~ my my love n frsullu china cup.
with purple violets minted round the rim.
limpiy ii is, but swui mounts on it up
.loll wen like trialisy wlvrl shovs the rim.
Him a nam'er fashioned like it hurt
U! psirsi tint my dainty cup is set.
mm mnblsrn, ay'nibolitlug iifc'ii tisttcr part—
liuw mu who look upon It and forget?
'i'ho vlmrm 1 drop within the non lunch
'l‘hs't ‘every draft n iviulrii thought will
. pr nu; . ‘
Tho» crinkled leave» will brighten st bar touch.
The {lowers will know a mystic blomniina.
l‘nor pictured violets that never um , ,_ "
in foray nooks nor felt its-inner shower!
'l‘u hearts that hats the hiss sud love the true
'I'hero is s wines in a painted flower.
ii-ii go, my gift. and its my lady sips
Bl'l‘ cream cocoa or her fragrant tss
Th1 MW! inst ”631"!” touch her lips
And bring to her I fleeting thought 0! inc.
--Ilausc Furnishing Review.
“spoilt iT’S SATAN.”
it was only the ground on which the
my boys of Dr. Kellar's school disported
tlmmselvcs. But besides the boys pres
ent there were at least 150 demons and
angels of nutrition, envy, loyalty. perti-
dy and truthfulness. ,
The doctor himself. in it new suit of
twwd, scorned to the boys to be far there
approachable herein the midst of their
sports than when in acmlcmic cap and
gown be cast gloom through their ranks
by stalking Along with that searching
eye of his well turned on the discomfi-
tom of Miriam. However, even at
them grewsometimes, the boys admitted
llinffliK themselves that K'sllar wuss -
Human, and that they’d rather is on
hiding from him than punishment drill
from a rad any day. ~
For they wri- proud of Kcilnr's, loyal
to the achwl. and ready to battle to the
hitter and against any common foo who
«lured to usperso it in the slightest de-
gree,
A little. lad oi 10 had just run light
licurtmliy on the ground when the store.
.«niil w-nrchiighi fell on him, and slinnb
innmmnly the head master shouted out:
”Cuifilictwo. i thought youhad do
trillion?"
(.Iulrillctwo, it roilheadeil, merry faced
boy, nrnilmi cheerfully, as if detention
were is good joke to which he was well
m'imstonwi, and replied with pleuaut
Wampum»:
"So I have. air."
"Then what bring“ you out here?
"I s'pose. it's Satan. He‘s always do-
ing it."
"Doing what?"
"Making inc naughty," said Colvilie
two. with pathetically fearless frankness.
Then Keliur'ii little daughter went up
and binned him.
Twelve ymrn inter the battle of Tami
won being fought. and (.‘olville two was
in the thick ..r it. Iic had been slightly
Whiliirlml in nu attack that had been
intuit: upon hit-Neil's Zarebii a few days
previously. and his colonel hail men-
tionttl him in despstchc» and recom-
mended hiin strongly for the “V. C."
tor personal gallantry.
l m rlw strimgth oi thin Lieutenant
l‘oivilli: had written to the girl he was
engulf-r] to, who was It Cairo with her
mother, telling her that ho would not
wnil to marry her a day after he had got
his company.
"I've always Men a lucky fellow,
though he him in no end at scrapes all
my life," the My wrote, “and now the
crowning liu'k of all libihlt I lb.“ win
you and ilw Victoria cross at them
lime. limp» of frilmrs deserve it just
as Illllf'll m lilo. only I happened to bs
in front, you nM', and wait lucky enough
in Air able tuiiiakeniywif alumni for
the ruiuricuio-rl enemy, who luv] been
picking off our men likiininepinii. Tho
Arabs turned their fire on ins, and our
fellows wan- nbln to see when the bog-
ioirs tired from. i nonlinear a chariot-cl
life, i think. on the ground was riddled
all around me. Bub (Bob was her broth.
or) and l [ought shoulder to shoulder for
hmirs. and we iihsll sushi runny a dsy. l
wipe."
The girl who not this letter was
worthy of the salient. light hssrted boy
who wrote it. and she sent him pages of
such inning. [month encouraging words
as only ii pruiid. loving woman can
write.
"I wish i «m your wife that I might
go to the frmtsnd dress your w
thyself, iuyoirn luvs. Bren u it is I
lug to the «snap. l quits understand
tlimiitsm'e do Marley‘s bUWAnfi hsr
Ebb: and riding for three long years in
mi Manuinn’s train. Only, Jack,
than would be no ‘hmrln of ‘ in
my cm. i Iblmlll by monitor ever
it i amid only do sunset to show ths
winds «strip. lhrt whole
ly t lore my boy."
Then she went on mull how minty
shit wrote to his mother, her
W up in all but Jack was and
snleflngand winning. "illisls iiiy lis-
lmsil mother. and only rho can fully
Wmdeulyihsreloudyon
evsrsliicstlist day when i went out
Mimi you houses: you and you 's'piissd
it was iisisn more may.”
Violet Keller tough: s hard Milt
helm she had grind liar WI nau-
sent tome torturous-Isak
s Hillbilly out
assur- and m
”I hate pimrty.hlt|krr J
sin-unspoken mm
“who: iaruuwsmslhlr
of her in umrrysm Wouldn't
wmnwmum
W
borne in case. I want Jack, and lmsan
sin capable"! dressing ssshoy and no- end
Lliowdrsr- s
mono business of fifteen millions dollars mildly
fl.
CLOAKs
have practically the advantage of n in.
tohsve him!” ~
“The boy always got what hswantod.
confoundhiin." her faith: annihled
good madly, and who he said that
Violet knew that her case was won.‘
Her mother. alter the ,mannsr of
mothers. iiyinputhized with the young
people's romance and hopefully assured
her tint Jock would win promution in
some miraculous way without seeing
much dangerous service; ‘
So when Violet said: "Mother, dear, I
don't want is swell wedding. I don't
rei'en‘wnnt. u wedding drew—Jack likes
trio in sailor serge better than anything,
but I do want to go out and be as near
him Bit 1 can. Take me to Cairo and let
the chaplain marry us as soon us the
fighting is over." Mrs. Kells’r agreed
to do so, and all their acquaintances
declared that the mother was as great a
fool all the daughter.
I D D D I I
Violat‘s letter was keeping his heart
warm this day at Tammi. He was fuel—
ing unacconntnbly happy and light heart-
rii,uiiafter n ohm-p tussle with half a
daten Arabs, three of whom he killed
with his revolver, he was allowed breath-
ing time for infew minutes, during which
lit! cut the Word “Sunkin” on the little
black pipe that had been his inseparable
companion during the whole of the corn-
paign.
Suddenly just as he had lighted and
returned smoking it, he heard ii frantic
about, and glancing up he new young
Kellnr dash forward and fire at someone
behind him (Jock). Simultaneously be
tell. a sharp agonizing pain in his back
and knew that he was struck by a poi-
smed-spoar. An Arab. who had been
concealed in a bush, had crept out and
stabbed him before young Kellar could
intervene.
He had staggered and their fallen on
his face, and they thought that he was
dead for aminnte. But when they lifted
him and were carrying him away a faint
flicker of the old fun came into his fad-
ing blue eyes as be said:
“I wanted Violet and the. 'V. ('. so
much. S'posc ’twns stitnri‘L—L
Beforo he could finish the sentence the
hiding light went out, and the blue eyes
closed forever in this world.
I b w it D .. Q
Who uhsll tell her? The whole regi-
ment knew the story of Jack's love. and
not a man in it but felt heartsoro for the
girl who had loved and been so proud
of her young hero.
"It will break my heart logo to Vin.
let with such a tale," her brother
moaned. “l'd rather take a revolver
and blow my own bruins out than burn
the task."
"You shall not have it," his colonel
promised. "l'll go to her myself with us
bitter tidings as he had to convey."
Colonel Branksholmc's month twitch-
«l, and his steady, fearless gray eyes
filled with tears as he spoke. But this
was more for the fine young soldierly
life which had been cut short in its glory
than for the desolate girl who was left
to mourn it. However. be fulfilled his
task so sympathetically that Violet soon
found her grentest comfort in talking of
her lost lover to his gallant t-hlcl.
“Time trends on the grave of allev-
lion!" Kind. riioriiifnl Time! Tivo your»
sfterJack fell at Slinkiii,(‘oiniii-l {trunks-
holme, who had been away on leave for
a month, telegraphed to the second in
command of the regiment, “My wife and
I will be back tonight."
"We'll give them A grnndrcwptiou.
Have the band to meet them. take the
horses out and drug the carriage along
the parade." some of the more l'lllllll‘
siutlc of tho juniors declared. But
when young Keller said: “Better not.
The bride is my sister." the regiment
felt that the lens demonstration they
made on the «reunion of hl‘l' joining it
the hotter. Jack's memory was too green
with thorn still for them to give her any-
thing lintn client and fflllll'i‘ «ml wei-
l‘lilill‘.~“MlmAfl'lll iltur.
A (‘Iiinsse Provsrh's Origin.
" 'Ho‘ll steal your shoes' is an exposi-
liml which in (Ihlnu iii used to describe
an smut inure and pllfsrsr," says as.
Consul llilwsrd Mine. "The expres-
sion is hundreds of years old Mill is based
on on sdvvnturu perpetuated through
the medium of (lucorstsd crmknry ware.
A wssllhy Chlusnisn. whose gorgeously
embroidered shoes were the envy of the
community, WM, according to the ing-
. of his pride in tho lol-
lowlng manner: A rascsl onedny rushed
up, pri- the rich man a hearty blow on
the brick, and selling the Mloulshed scu-
tlonisn's list pitched it upon it high wall.
The next moment the: fellow menial to
discern that it was not an old friend he
was greeting so enthusiasticslly nod
colonies-1 profanit-
“ ‘Bow shall I not my hilt?" inquired
the runs with the beautiful shoes.
“ 'Jiinip on my back and you can reach
it,‘ replied the schemer.
"The suggestion was carrisd out. but
while lbs listless nun was making for
his hand downtime morislippul or!
the hurl-ours s and made sway,
lowing the rim minded millionaire
clutching the w “
ngiitrs osmi- unis.
scum Oshaldeotouo‘s undertaking to
ride ”3 miles in lo hours. which he so»
coin so “cordially on Nov. 5.
lull. is onto! the most mummies“
of endurance in the ssddls and has the
merit of insulin from cruelty. 'l'hs
wombat
i3-
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HE SUN lY SCHOOL.
LESSON v, rounrii QUARTER, INTER-
iumomL SERIES, 007. 29. '
'5 Tourism” Lesson—1m of tho LII—
son. I Cor. rill. Ida-enemas": Von”.
1?. 13'6““: Text. Rom. Iv, 1—00--
meutnry by the new. I). I. Stems.
1. “Now as touching things olfsr-ed unit
blah W0 knowlhnt we all have knowledge.
Knowledge puffeth up. but charity edlil
etli." The various sections of this opintle
begin with the phi-use, “Xow concerning."
Compare vil. l; xii. l; xvi. 1. This section,
which begins with our lesson,c-oi~crslho
whole question of living unto God and
others instead of twin ourselves and is
well summarized in tliegoldmitrxt. All
soil pleasing is on the line of pulling up.
but the love which sucks the good of others
tends to build up the individual and also
to complete the spiritual temple, the
church. We nmyiiot bow down to wood
and stone, but to bow down to self in as bud
or worse, We must boisnnly to God—on“
else is the worship of devils (chapter x.
20. 21).
.2. “And if any man think that he know-
eth anything he know-iii nothing yet in he.
ought toknow." thin hm lurid that ”to
know our ignorance is the first step to
knowledge." It is on the line of Bill. \‘i. Ii,
"If it man think himself to be something
when he is nothing. he dmircth himself."
The Lord Jesus gave all credit to the Pa—
thcr both its to ills words and works (John
xii, vii); xiv, Ill). and if we him: His Spirit
we will. like Paul, give.- nil the glory to the
Spiritoi’ God nntl lo the gruce of God (i Cor.
ll. 13-, xv, l").
8. "But if uny mun love God the some is
kliflll‘ll.vf.nlli|-" ”lil- kuuu‘eth them that
trust in Him.“ "The Lord knth-lh them
that are his"l.\'iili. ii; I] Tim. ii. lllmnd bot-
tor still, “The Lord hnth wt upon him that
is godly for lliiimrli" il’s. iv. ll),_ We urn u
people for His own [musl'lisslull (Titus ii, H,
R. Y). When we lil‘i': clearly lhvlnvc oi
Christ and are sirn‘tlycunsirninml by it, .1:
we will surely be when we sen it, we shall
no longer line unto ourselves, but mm
Him who died for ns and ruse :iguinfll
Cur, v. H, 15).
4. ”Ar concerning then-fore the ruling oi
those things lhiil. ill’i. Miami in Marmot
lliiloidob. we know that an idol is nothing
in the world unil that there is none 0le!
God but one." Such is the touching oi tbs
law and the prophets. ”'l'lu- Luril Ali: is
God in lienvonnlmn-mul upon ibci-iirtb
beneath. Thorn is none rise." “1 run God
and there is none «150. l mu (loll. rind there
is none like me." As to idols, they are
"worse tbnn nothing. wum- than it viper"
(Dent. iv. 39'. lsu. xlvi. ll; xii. '24 margin).
5. “For though there be that are willed
gods, whether in iii-liven or in l‘lll'lll. its
there be god runny ziml llll'll‘i mluiy."
ilcmhi'ndom is full of gods null gallium-s,
so culled. l’i-rhnlw it i~ llu-ir lunrilul gods
whoorespokru of in Pa. ixxtii. Lil. “lie
judgelb anionic lbo gulls: l have said ye
are gods," or rise lbiN‘ who worship them.
(‘ompuri- John x, 31 M.
0. “Hill in us (burn is but ulmlitxl. the
Father. of whom are rill things and we in
Him. and our Lord Juana l'hriai, by whom
are iill lliingul‘nd we by Him." Uni: (ind
and l‘nibrr of nil, “ho in liliin‘t‘ all and
through ll“ and lil ull ileh. mm. (me
Jesus Christ. Lord of all, of whom it la
Written. "All things were made by lllm.
and without lliiii was not nuylhiug mode
that was mode." "All things were l'l't‘llltfll
by Him and for Him" (John i. :l; (‘01. l, iii).
7. "liowbeit there is not in f'\'t'l'_\' man
that knowledge. for some. with commence
of the idol unto this hour. out it no it thing
ofl'eretl iiiilo llll hinl.iiiul llii-iri'ouscienoe
being Wonk is llt’llll‘tl. Home had turned to
God from idols (l 'i‘hw. i. 9, 1th claim-i. but
had not lully renounced till idolatry. like
those who loduy receive (‘hrist no their
Saviour. or DrOIl'rillio. but see no harm in
lots of things which it better knowledge at
Uod iuul u little more of the Holy Spirit
would show them in be not of the Father,
but of the world ll .ioliu ii. iii-iii.
5. "But nu-aicmnmnmli-th lln mil in iiml
{or neither if or. out are “1- (hi- better; iii-l
llwr it would not ("1‘ we tlw worm" ‘l‘hi
love 01 (Soil to on is mainline-i at any tlolufl
on our piirlwlhut is. He loved us when w:
were deadin ulimlflph. ii. l. in. having notli
‘ .wnomuii-nil ms to lllin, and having no
i lliiu Wu uni rim-epml in Him
boil, mncllilul. instilled (Eph. i. ti: 1
Cor. vi, ii). The kingdom oi God is not
host iiiul drink, We are not to izii'otliuiiahl
toithrm ihliiini, hut riitherlo rluhtmusnm
joy. peace and the fruit of the Spirit (Horn.
xiv. ll; Moth. vi.3ll Jill; XV. ll).
9. “lint lilkt‘ lit'i‘l'. hell. by my thrilliulliii
liberty of yours become ll stumbling block
to them that are work." (liir lilivrlyiii
Cbrlstlsimt for M‘” gratification (lini. v,
llil, lotions \w |Ilt'lltill‘ about thin or that,
but that we iiiuyi-njny Christ to this full
Mulbetlllwl withimdlsd byiherl irlt for
the gloryot (ind mid the good u nihen'
(lilih. v.1". ill; lint. v.1t‘n. Not, .“Ily l dc.
thin or that! but, lluw min l but n-lwincr
lliii liliiitiimn Mill win men to Him?
iii. "For if my mini we then which but
known-titre sit at l‘I‘It'lil iii the bird's temple,
shall not the conscience oi him wide is
we“ bl' emboldened to out those things
which "room-mi to lilolii?" Liberty is al-
miys out of plum- when it hum others. it
this won only ls-llmnl and acted upon, how
dlfl‘ereut rhinitis would be both in the World
rind in the church?
11. “And through thy knowledge shrill
the wool: brother perish. for whom Christ
disili" Knowledge msy hill, but love, will
not. Whatever makes more of line's sell
will prove it stumblln block: whstcm
culls Chi-intends toll r. it inlmrliil to
think that Christians may by their selfish-
ness and inconsistencies prove such slum.
tiling blocks lll to «and pimple to l-ditiou.
if wt would only consider well us trial as
we meet pui'plewllm is one for whom
Christ dirt . 1 out can i midis him know it!
‘hnw dillmiit our lives would bel
is. “But when yo li‘lll so against tho
brethren and wound thslr mi cemeteries
ya sin against Christ." Whatever touches
a martini-oi tho body of Christ touches
Christ lilnissli (Math. In, 40. Ill: Acts iii.
Mil. its ilisttouelieth you touched: the
' unfliis eyelZech. ll. it). All Minis ei-
t er tor Christ or swastuhrist. Wears
eithsr living milling Bibles proclaiming
Him by word and dull. or we hire ilinis,
poisoning to lie ills. but by word and deed
antiquarian film. its utter Hun-
srif,hutlii sllthlngiin flail.
”Wherefore. ifmmmshsrurhrothw
to attend. i will mutilation: whilstlisvmld
Wilma 1 make my brother to oi:
Md." Unis in iloin.slr.ill.“itls|nul
Illihtr tum duh iwr to dust iris-slit
whereby
mm.”
A PACIFIC BATTERY.
loy- Yorh’s Il’lierri-etlnnlly (inclusive but
Prsctlesily nllld Honoured Institution.
When Hendrik llndwu ennui calling into
the mouth of the river that ihsnostorwsrd
was to be known by his name. on that
September day in the year 1603. almost the
whole of what now is called the “the Bat-
tery” was under water at high tide. And
it is a fact. notwithstanding the thunder-
ing of guns which has gone on theroabouts
and the. blusicring amine that this lopnllty
has worn for more than two centuries. that
until single one of New York's enemies
ever would have been a whit the womb had
the tides continued-untiltlila very mac
meat iocover the Battery twice a day. Ac
totally the entire record of this theoretical—
ly oils-mire inst il iilioii, whereof the essrm
tin] and mounting purpose of course was
that minoluxly oraomcthiug should be but-
tered by it. hna been nnnggrcgation of gen-
tle clvilitlm which would have done credit
to a rather exceptionally mild mannered
lamb.
This primitive buttery was but a small
malt, lmsely constructed and lightly
armed. As to its armament. the report of
the survey onlered in the year-1668 contains
the item, "out the fort, under 'iho‘dag
mount, near the waternide, live demicul-
terms." And its inherent structural weak-
new is uhuwii by the fact that only five
ycumnltcriin erection—4h“ is to any, in
well, w on lmisier's righteous revolt made
the need (or strong defenses urgent—its
condition trim so ruinous M to be beyond
repair. whorl-fore it was replaced by “a
bull moon mounting seven grout guns."
As them-rut proved, this half moon full of
guns would have satisfied for almost an.
other century all that might have been——
but was nut—required of artillery in this
nelghhorhoul. But the times were trou-
bloiu across seen. and the Imisler matter had
proved tlmt questionsol European obstruct
‘ faith nriil concrete loyalty might exercise it
very tumultuonsuiid diurnal influenceu m
American iii-vs, And so the prudent how
Yorkers about the your 1693 decided to
bring their waterside defenses to s condi-
tion of high efficiency by building “it great
buttery of 50 guns on tho outuiost point of
l'uflkli under the fort. so situated as to cum‘
mum! both rirers" and incidentally to defy
the world.
In the "ion! pinnningoi this nobly defiant
undertaking lln-rv at‘llllls to have been
gained so comforting u some of security
[but its _fr'1llll.llllull out not arrival at lor-
muirly hiilfuwiziun ,iuiuppviirs from (lov-
ernnrlflurku‘s >i.\ll'llll'ni [173M "There is o
imttery which voummiuk the mouth of lbl‘:
harbor. whereun muy bt‘ mounted 50 (our
non. This i4 now. having bwn built but
llll'et' yumstl ii wont-i finishing." In the
mum of ilui ”rum“: :61 yi>iirs~1m~sibly
sooner—film flillhlllll 4 loin-hm seem to have
been supplied; at ii-ml ilir Battery is shown
us compirlul on ilnim-u'» map of 17U7,llud
it is certain iliul lbw-u iAt'El‘Ithh were in of
lecilvu condition u Iail-I K-w Yuri. mtg held
by the English lllll'illl! the ill \‘olutiouury
wur.
Illiliul during llu- lit’l‘iililliunnry [n'rlod
the Unitary imiiy no» u biuirry t'f some
innwrtuncc. :1 line of Works extending from
the lootui lirivenirich tin-cl, ulonn ll” this
Willt‘t‘ front to Whitehull slip. lint what
made lin- Ablllll‘ry harmless or that point»
thilly mod lwlligi-rmi porlixluf its history
was precisvly who: but millll‘ it liiinnless
throughout :lu- \I‘boluoi liskindly rarer-r
~lbo ubwluir “list-lice oi itli enemy it!
whom Lu (AlM'llill’fll' its gilllli.~”lll’l>tll"=l
Weekly.
Gillslumlunl’s Long Bet-riled Fume.
A flattering proof to l-anlishiurn oi the
wide sprmdmg inure throughout the world
oftlw work». Ullilll‘ldlt' [Nk'l lulu-mu- iviui
given at Milnn Aiiiuiminn huil‘nriiu-n
among tho i- ulnmi M-rii'iiesul that city nati-
ciirninu llw number of «odour» nl' linglhli
literature”publi-ni ivuiliiig null lriiihlnl-
lug llw int-Al English pin-l min t‘li'llilill
llnliiiii.
liiorili-r lo amu- M ii Milllllml nf ”In
questinu.u lending Milanese journal, The
Currier-v tll‘llil Serii, offrrnl n prim fur the
best truiislnti. n of four bin-x {rum Tenny-
son‘s 'Il’rllll’l‘bi.“ 'l‘lii‘ prim mus mil. to llt'
given in liiilliI-y, but to tails-i ilw, sliiuw of a
puii' of bountiful .inpiuii-M- \‘.l~i-~, which
were on l'Xlllliilivill for mum ”MW at the
Ilm1't‘lll lin- Ji-zii'mil ’l'bi-liiiihlwr of (‘llln’
prlilnrxmh n» inn-oi ilmii 7.”, ll.» prize
was flWili‘iAl‘il iii ‘DIIl‘lMlilllilil. llll‘ “Mi-st
port. iii ”iv country. Mm liuil i-itriii-il ll
memo-r. iitii'uiiuleil pmllvnl imiw by fur
ulsbliiit Ilw lz‘m-ili for \‘i-rdi'u niwrusa.
l’oor lilii-iliiinliiiil, for whom it grill! pub
lictriuinpli liml lit‘t'il pn-pnml. nod u twill
rem-plioii Ill lliiificaiaiu his iii-nor, Iii-rd
hilt ll alml'i tiiiw. lmwrver. sits-r the ulllllll‘
them of bin «slice-m. (Ni-rennin by tho illi-
woiileil i-niiiuuhwu Iii» pvwiiv llliistniilon
of Tennyson lmil pmluml. lie Mink illllll‘l'
the “right of the rmpoiiniliillly of his long
remnlizil lumi: Mid died with his mum
flit-ii iii iiilmirutiiiii iiiuldnllght upon llll‘
two .iiipam-iio \‘MM which had lwvii plm'ml
by lllfl lminliiii (in the wry «lily of the.
sword. * llliinliiiihiiiii l'mi.
“I""IIIII Iii l‘rniir-li.
France bi Alli it baby republic. yet who it
coin in rupm fw‘llil‘ vim-Hiyul tin-bul-
lol. The Mill 'Jlillll *1th of lhu French
churuclivr nliiil li‘lllli‘ lo lliiI [Milly of pull-
tinr. Uiiivsrml sodium is iilwuyu persow
lilallu Front-v. 'l‘hn polling booth is the
town bull, o .wlmulrmm.iiclmivli porch
ortho innyivr‘u pi-imiu huuwmnwer ll luv,
"in. ii inirroimi or ii miner liquor More.
The plum iii: with Iinmirmlbends.willi-
out rigors in Ilmlr mouth». and every ruler
lions his but ll-i lll‘ upprimcliesihoballut
hos. ll tisvil to be nwnllmmi its worthy of
note that lieiuilur lfmillling iiiusyiwnted
list in hand. 1 never saw sli'i-siicliimm.
not own ll city rowdy m it country bump
kin-wand i lum- been present at numerous
llN‘AOIIP—ilflimltv his ballot with covered
held. in Mntlm 5min“ mmhl iiuquess
tlnnsbiy call him immii-rli be so far-tor.
not the olrilllion clue universal slilll'llip'.
with iibl U sud S.~'l‘hsixiiirn stallion in
but Yor- Tribune.
A Pluto solver.
Mill. Pitt! Lyle llolllnsnf Mhsiusi ‘l is
sit Invaluable worker in the «lend elm
also in Washington. where she is known
I! “the blind readEF’uuot {but she is
blind. by any means. for she is wonderful-
hsnsiglitiu. libs hsss remarkable he
llty in ascertaining tbs intended flrllflilfi‘
tldu oi latices thatsrs "blind" liecnusnuf
lumplsis or lot stat or incorrect ini-
rim ‘l'hi- Lint lime Journal aim
Mulls reporter-lions of many such that
lbs his (all tiered. One in. "Riekiilrr
Wt Ksnsill ” which idle newlywed
Monty. Ovuwlim York 11m».
Item fissure.
, Hale’s "
DDHDIAI.
rum Ail
DDWEl THDUDAES
25 5 etc.
Liliiiiili
”AND-
CELERY
Kinus am. PAilt am) invioona'mi
THE SYSTEM. .
llo lion: lilies, ..
No More Restless Days,
lililll’l £330 :1
silo you trillion not only a ,
Neat and Perfect Fitting shoe.
' “ Butane inwhich the
Bast Material is Dead. Combining Durability and‘slyl
Making it the best taco Seamlesn Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at»
South Main Stree ‘. So. Norwaiii.
No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
all the Latest Novelties of the seasbn in
We are showin
'FS, CAPES and WRAPS for Ladies, Misses
CLOAKS. JACKE
and children.
In "DID Sleepless Nights, Infants’ CLOAKS, agreut variety of styles and materials,
With increasing Appetite and perfect Diges-
tion Hope takes the place of despnlr; your
daily duties become I delight and Life a
Joy.
Yankee
tum; ~SDDTHEB.
Ask your nslzhhor about it. and if not fully
satisfied inquire at the
CITY DRUG STDHE.
I WASHINGTON ST..
Or of
G. A. Gregory 8t 00..
NORWALK. (Yr.
so. norm». 1.x.
in white and colors.
FUR YEAPES.
At the o enin
changes in t e at [l
troduced,_ which
gnods. We are showing only the Very Latest Styles and
guarantee every garment we sell to be first-class in every run
and as low in price as any first-class goods are sold.
of the present Fur Season some important
6 and shape of Fur Garments have been in-
.‘z' \
Tristram & Hyatt,
No. .2 Gazette Building.
DAHPLNTEH AND DUIlDER.
DEALER IN
Banisleis. Newels, Columns,
and all kinda of Ti‘RNEll STOCK.
tukrn. specifications furnished.
promptly attended to null neatly done.
BOWAYTON. CONN.
Shop Near Depot.
LOGK BOX. 102. octll'dm
Did Well. Hand Laundry.
92 Wrshlngton Street.
South llorwalli.
-—-—-—¢oo———-.
All. WORK DONE BY "AND.
NO ACIDS USED IN WASHING.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
GOODS CALLED [08 AND DELIVER-
ED FREE I)! CHARGE. 0N TIME.
.10" N WARREN. Proprietor.
sril‘x iyr
i Y’s B i 2 mi
insure your Life lathe i'onii.llenerul Life
ins. 00., of Ilnrtford. Remember. young man
that“ allay will insure your life for “Jill,
and ti- ii lNfl)’ will give you
DNE THOUSAND DDllAHS
ll’ living. at if: yours of age.
8. S. L'llommedieu. lg'i.
III Washington Sheet.
80th Hawaii.
I“ l ??.ICATON'B RELlAILl.
npr no: p c rsons iniltsts our ad. and
counterfeit our 1' MW PILLS. Illusion tlks
special care you act lir. CATON'H. snd svold
I lwurthicss ”compounds." Remember this
II the ORIIIIHM. reparation of this kind. and
the snly [WIVH 9A .I.V sllccfistlFUl. one.
Aiws s sale and sure. M drunlsts, or suit
dlrrc . sealed. for 3!. lion Information free.
CATON :wuc. C0.. Boston. Mass.
m'llll ly
fi‘i‘i‘f“
' : d'U—‘rin
\ NW and i‘iiiupluio ,
. l’i‘ll“i'i‘ll|lil‘.‘i i‘nwilm nl iiiulmnnl and um
.. mi minim-"l. Ammonia mm for rum
i only nature and iii-aim». litim i" an nwrstlnu
.iliiiwluili- W iiipmiinn-nl rntlmlir neiilmhlrh
»-.- immlul and Miduiu it norm-mum cm. sin u on
i it
mulling: in denlli, Mllnt‘l‘lillllw- Wit may,
nus tsrrlbls discuss? ‘ N“ ms
nurse to n I i r in!
Murals mired. ll ultimo "if til. Mill :1 mail.
ours any on“.
(tumbles issued by our iignuls.
cousnp A110" cured. Piles Proust”.
'Ni 1 lili‘miblv’fPNM-w 5".”‘531'513’.
, ll t _. . i m, I ~ .
imgliil'iilbriiiii. PM ~ . . . «e .
Imustvwllili "Until" . ,
min.
unsuxritw :»
for sale by Georg» (l. Hilllsnn, Km Nurwnlh.
out“ in
MAKE YOUR
(.‘ontrnvts
jiibliing
Tminuini. «insisting iii
BUY AT HDME AND SAVE MONEY!
~ , /,_/ .. M ’7 J
Wagons oi All Kinds and at All Prices!
to w’l‘this season I have a‘sisperior lot of Wagons for all purposes,
BUDDIES, PHAETDNS. DANDPIES, SPINDlES, .
DAHTS. DARBIAGES, AND BUSINESS WABDNS
Which, for Qualit and Price, cannot be beat in the country, and
I will make it to t e purchaser’s advantage to buy of me.
Don’t. go out of town until you have ooked at my stock.
SECOND HAND WAGDNS OF ALL KINDS.
Repair work called for and delivered free of charge.
LUTHER WRIGHT,
liar. Madison Ave. and Franklin 8t, - South Haggai};
ii.‘i.’.iiiwiinin’ i tannin. B.
0610"!!! l. "03-
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK AB
l'OhLOWB:
SOUTH llililVAll SAVING. III!
51 Washington strut.
Onondsllrtromttollmrn..snd from ltd
p. on. and on fisturdsr evenings from I tot.
F ii tin-man. A. lib—Ala: cc. In or.
m3“. n m is. P. in—uiis 01.. 1 iii 0.1.. Ho
0 slim.
‘i'oil Watson to. A. Medium. Mien.
lumen. liiiii l'. ~utmr..l In or. all no.
tilt in. . «lilMlli lanai-him
ii ui. m. m. m ammo. in.
nun m romi
roii ileum Haunts. A. “.401 92.. on
pm... to Suit All.
CALL AID scrum.
, m ._.... M... We,“
EA: “a Mini 1" E1" "hg,:”(l'm £5 ,, . . , ...... .. .4.
5 W W“-
Ehlfi‘lbféigufi’bid mid i3” 7 in ”' DEBENTHBE BONUS
manner turmoil. nor my
~..““° Willi-"lilo iiiuiiisii Illllilll‘i Willi
it. ill
I
e
s. obi so. it i on. p. in. Hunting.
fl .zl‘ll ,.. .m. ,
gfliflilmuwt Nilliitloiit. can
an s “own Awhile-iii. " ' ' A. .. H ”maria-lions from "u u fl.”-
‘l'Hrongh the columns of
run WING ammo.
0
:wruori NIH! mill.
V VI M) ' NOHW «733“!
3021?“. an. (m m. Ilium rm 'siné
niég'ihflgji’psgs xiii-4i» s. in.
pan.
~I‘OR:HALI or»
H. D. SMITH.
Hun (FDA “in?
it u ‘
’hfllehh W) m rt ll”. _, _
moon/r write l
H. 5. BR wws‘
‘ Leading Dry Gondsgtore.‘
Trisnam '& “nyauo,
Cloai‘is. ICloa‘ks.
as attracted the attention of thematic in theatres .
run Saw You. iron Ntw llsvln. .
A. M. .iiuw ll. or. A.M.-—llil or” '“W’” “1"“ W “W“-
5;; a... "” ”31m, shuns sponge. rum6 .
n m... an. ion ll. 3313. W .
. ‘ t .. MB '. . . .
° ” 51.21,“ 7; :3 Joan ii. “Wang
7n tun. "HUM” ... , -
Elfin" All?“ A A M ‘ i‘
“In l PK“ "‘1,
3.3 .... gm... House over. .. \
i ‘.. an. “ *
101111.. r. M. dimes” Huildlngsmnvrd in Word" lire-i.
All: :tlthilgldnxq } if.) “51.. boilers and him] "UNIA‘AWW'
u'uflfiniiil. im..x‘.‘. sun ' ham mum
in an. D213 inn. , ‘
All 91.. min. to Bridgeport. ’ ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ '
9 Di. ML. 'i'fl uh, .
Milne" :l #7 an.
WAGONS
nation. 7% min Bridgman. s
m on. m m,
. ‘ '. M‘-
”:3" A1 lb ’Adsnp- Glilnll so. . Now and around hind
M.- "ill 3’!“ “a
3%.... 'ili‘ii‘fli’" Buggiis. illusions. tinnitus
Mu I t u
HunilaysuAdlqlilliM. ‘
m..-“ m. canopies. Spindles, sir.
I ‘1'“
mm M “M“...“Ww...
He... Tilly.»
lull I IDs-ls Ilium “my _
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