‘ at
Haida,
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lsraa All
Mil illillilts.
25 etc.
$
vantage of very large dealers inlsoheitisals ‘-
snd‘ Chicago, conceived the idea In! a union.
quorte' rs under proper-management. in I
The result is the syndicate whose
a
Allecessity of
FOR m AY:
CLEAR AND (zooms. ’
A number of wide-awake drygn‘ods
vareo" us cities of the Uni
015,000,000 (Fifteen Ifliions‘ Boilers) worth or
havepracicallythesdvautsgaotaflfideifi
mans business of fifteen millions dollars mush
W’s
woman reconstitute
they wmneennbtedtnouutnspnnpinnrn
Love mo FAITH.
0a whlte leaves of the lily with nary blood at
SHREWD BARNEV BIBUN.
it Was Politics For was Hot to Know fla-
MWWW
John 0. Bubs. Inya la la Quietly Await-
ing even tosnow him a word offarswell to
Honors.
ad, insulted. Andra lit
Msdd
. . r _ Judge [ritual-aster. '°" .' gored lnLl lie for several do I, hoping
The Daughter of the Ex—Attor- Job;'g”;:x"’”':;w ”"11“” mm of the stories worth printing “"“°“’““'“"‘“'°""""°°"’°"' to m and get a word with mi beloved,
I s
As airy
as fragrant as spring in Inna and
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_' CE—nso—
but to no pl: . . ~ *
His friend. gins Sew’erd. advised him to
continua his travels and leave the result
to time. Andre was not lndispoatd to
follow this counsel but still lingered for a
day or two. Finally one evening as he was
euterlngthetewn after a lengwslk sess-
9.94 .! 49.9.1994 . . 399.1 19. ill!
at ering . Asit idaoheeaught
sight of ,9 sad. fair face at thcrwindow.
heard the word “farewell” and felt seme-
thing drop at his feet. '
It was a rose-Houora's last gift to him.
The carriage went in the direction of
London.
There was now nothing to keep Andre in
Lichlleld, and the next day he returned
home. It was to find things in every and
way there. His father, his only remaining
parent. hsd been suddenly stricken down
with fever. and his life was d'paired of.
The good man rallied foratima. but finally
passed away three days after his son's re
turn
, shout famous ticnof
of RF. Byxhesmf ls city.andwall .8";me ’33:...”
“"3 hm! W 'h,“ 5' Wt that“ ”to be new: ExJudge Bitten-
was the reason of the president's tsrdi~ ooefer wasin Chicago WWW“
nest in appointing the collector of his amtnndathird term. Big-
district. In answer he said: in weathers in the interest of Grant.
-"Iam ntisfiadthat the twill outsourced ._ sl.fl;iendq....1’ll.9
not make any so ntments until the right before the loting began Biglin
silver Question of. He and two others were appointed a corn-
u'tlhmthconmiizh himnileemhlmwsl: edited to look after several {southern
wt 0 u o co ,
1...:th ”ital! ‘32" "m up the mcislogntioky demons thembeing the Ken
as one use on .
are short? thirty collsctorl who have When 3‘8“" and 1‘" WM“ "-
sent in their resignations to take effect '1'0‘htth0 Kenmmwmrthay
last June and not one has been acted (0994 that Dittenhoefer had 01: ahead
upon. or life least that;l euche-osshe ' t lib: plf them. lgiti‘t’aohad the user alum 13$:-
t at on n . ac verlnga s
ew.ycsndidatespi?r the posidon in this W. “0.3mm: “fthat Grant
district "9 “WP." “9 "“7 d" d” could not carry New Yor _, 'Biglin saw
not won, [3° much; in fact, the more that Dittonhoofer’s remarks werehaving
the merr________________.ler. , great weight, and he realized that he
Interesting ltovy About Banker Benedict. was no match {or him "- mm. Wm:
to do tobroak the force of Dittenhoefer‘s
Secretary Irsmont,after an interview
with E. c. Benedict, returned to Wash- limb VIA-tho problem thatwnfronwl
ingtnn, and if he told the president 3:33" fizzlgsltoodnfiiut‘gnhldzf;
what lir. Benedict and other bankers perordtion 'Biglin called out in ‘0“
here said to him the message may 91- voice. “Wboiathat man?" '
plain the sudden revelation of Mr. “Why,heisex-Judga Diumfm. of
Cleveland’s purpose to stand firmly and a" York," gm . member of sh. Ken-
ney General Shot Herself.
m ‘i'he ”nan-gently folds it: with dewdrops it is
A BULLET THROUGH EBB HEART. ‘
The hpneyhae will bring it tothaa in maca-
l chi (air.
it» sting is sharp and poisonous; dear little
love. take care.
For‘hast thou the forgotten. sind art thou not
. , ,mora millet. , .
It 'psig‘fully is piercing deep in the heart of
i its.
LERY
KILLS Au: PAIN All! INVIBOBATE
THE “W.
Its Was a Isl-var l‘vom neliglena Islan-
’ 7 nasti- aml Had Aeted strangely Before;
W fierce“ on the Eve of Ila! The.-
Iar Party.
Wssnmorox, Oct. 28L—Mlll3 Daley Gan
land. aged m yearn, daughter of eat-Attor-
ney General Garland. committed suicide at
berhcme here. She shot herself through
the heart with her father’s revolver.
There was nothing in the young woman's
condition in the morning to indicate any
mental disturbance. She convened with
the tamlly in regard to a theater party
which she was to give last night. After-
ward she went tober room,and atluncheon
time one of the family went to call her.
The young woman was found lying on
the door dead. The body was still warm,
indicating that the shot had been fired only
a short time previous. No one in the house
heard the report.
MissGarland is the young woman who
recently left home mysteriously. She was
found in Baltimore three days later. Miss
Garland's friends say that she has been
subject to mental aberration. Lately she
But if in faith unbroken, in love thyhasrt was
llo Ion tries, _
llo lion Restless lleys.
In lieu Sleepless Nights.
With imreaslng Appetite and perfect Diges-
tion Hope takes the place of despair; your
daily duties become a delight and bites
Joy.
stout.
it will with honey sprinkle thy little rosy
mouth.
Then I myself will hasten forever to thy side
To straw thee with street means. with kisses
and delight.
«Hungarian Air. Translated by Henry Faust.
Alibi—E‘s; LOVE.
Are some men filled by the store. as Na-
poleon Bonaparte believcdf In ancient
tlmesit was almost universally held that
"the stars in their counss" fought against
or for men. We have glvsn up such no
tlons nowadays as superstitious. and yet as m. mind was or on." things. the 1mm
sometimes. when one sees earnest and gift» of Honors was ever in his thoughts
ed men struggling in vain against adverse finally. when thinp were somewhat
Thenstop thatcouhwfth
Yankee
LNNG - SlllllNEll.
Ask your neighbor about it. and if not full!
This second stroke of fortune was hardly
less terrible than the first. for young Andre
had loved his beher very dearly. But he
had not much timeto devote to grief. With
his father's afiairs input in order and the
business to attend to he had his hands
quits full. Still, busy as he was and-full
had Inflated from reunions melancholifi- forever for absolute repeal. Mr. Bone tnckydclegatlou. Circumstances. while others. without s straightened. he returnsdtolrichileld bent wmm“m
Disappeared once Before. . diet has been may gamed about the "Oh. no; that's not Judge Dittenhoe- struggle. without an effortare hornetrta uponfcmina an interview with Bacon's . .
Miss Garland lived with liir father and 'd t’ red’ t l for” sold Biglin "I know Judge Ditten- - umphsntly upon the tide of he pine-and father. Miss Seward; whose guesths was. cITY ”Run STflRE
brothers in the handsome residence of Mr. precinct; 3 £1 ’“fioem' :38. [our "8b.“: hoo'fer 11 This man ma (1 to success. one is apt to also c once totba advised him luinstths attempt 9i PW!“ '
Garland, which he had recentlypurchssed, [:qu 0' e sen_ in il “5‘“ g: '0‘ we ‘ f VF"? h old idea of astral influence and excluim. and tilted cut that Mr. Sneyd had shin» aswrlsumorron 31.. 80.NORWAl-K.
on Rhoda Islund avenue. On Aug. 10 last I e 390"” ":91“ I! but ‘30 ”Dale b9 Bum“ or to “ram “t ° “The stars are against us!" Vin big objectiontotrade. adding; of 01
she mysteriously disappeared from home, wasm films ”I“: “bit: b?“ ‘ e “DWIJGWN' “133 *0 trytowork any Sucha meson is said to have been born “But timeand his undoubted love for his & c
and after the lapse of three days, during ”any“. 8" “a 1‘". .‘ ' Guile“ I" such racketwlth New Yorkers. I tell under an evil star, “'as Mnjor Andrea d.u8h[°r In" overcome any G. As Gregory On
which mm, no new” had hm. received of ac‘lgvellauoilea 'elcction :fwfimfi: he'd. yon he'safrand.” man of that description? Let the reader Theresa}: of the conversation was the NOBWALK. CT
I I
her, the police were requested to join in
the search. This description was then sent
out from police headquarters:
"Look out for Miss Daisy Garland, aged
28, tall. stout, dark eyes and hair. Were a
dark dress and several diamondn Carried.
asmall satchel when lust seen. She is'a
daughter of cx-Attorney General Garland.
Notify 916 Rhode Island avenue.”
Soon afterward tidings were received
that the young lady was in Baltimore, and
Representative John R. Fellows, an old
time Arknusus friend of her father. went
over to that. city, accompanied by her
brother. and brought her back. The ex-
planation then given was that she had left
word with a young lady friend that she in-
tended to visit Baltimore. and by some
means this message failed of delivery. ller
brother made public a statement at the
judge. ,
[’p to the age of manhood cverythiu
seemed togowell with him. Handsome.
gifted beyond the common min of man.
blessed with the power to win hearts and
to please, the world appeared like Mable
of delights before him. ills father was a
prosperous Genoese merchant settled in
London, and John was educated in the fa-
mous city with n view to following a men
cuntilo career. At the age of 20 he rammed
to his home. the intention being that he
should join the older Andre in business.
But parental fondness still indulged him.
John Andre had not. seen much of biann-
tive land, and belug fond of travel and
study he was allowed to make a tour of
England. his father feeling that the knowl-
edge thus gained would redonnd to his
son's subsequent success in business.
Blglin's remarks made a sensatim.
Bus ' ions glances were cast at Bitten-
hoei: by members of the Kentucky del-
egation. The former gotred in the face
and walked up to Biglin. “Barney,” he
said, holding out his hand, “that's a
pretty good joke of yours, not to know
me.”
“Joke." shouted Biglin in contempt.
“It’s no joke, I end tell you. I will just
bet you $30 that you are not Judge Dit-
tenhoefer of New York.” Biglin flour-
ished u Whill in Ditteuhoefer's face.
or course he had to accept the chal-
lenge. The money was put up in the
bands of amcrnber'of the delegation.
Dittenhoefer hurried sway to get some
one to identify him. When he returned,
birth of a resolution in Andre's mind
which he at once procasdsd to carry out-—
which was to quit trade forever. At thst
time war was raging between England and
her revoltsd North American provinces.
and be resolved to purchase a commission
and see what active service would doto
cure his melancholy.
He joined the British army toward the
and of 1m and was shortly afterward
taken prisoner by a party of indisns Cer-
rled away into the woods and kept under
clan surveillance. he was otherwise treated
some 3800.000 invested in Chi 0 gas,
and he looked to see that apprec ate so
that he could count more than 31,000,000;
he has seen it shrink and shnvel so that
some of his triends say it has cost him
already more than 8250.000 to enjoy the
pleasure of seeing his bosom friend in-
stalled in the White House.
And when, the other day, a gentleman
said to him: “Well, Hr. Benedict, you
were preachings change last fall. and
you have got it, and don't on think m
would have been better 0 if you
not preached the doctrine of woe and
distress?" Mr. Benedict replied: “For
Heaven’s sake, don’t twit me on that;
don't say anything about that; we are
miserable enough.’ Snob at least is the
conversation reported by one of those
who talked with him, and who had
C. . Ogden, I
CARPENTER illll 'llllllllEll.
DEALER IN
Barristers. Nestle. columns,
with kindnu. The report got abroad how and all kinds of TURNED STOCK. Contracts
' ' tall n. specificatl s furnished. 1 hi lug
connectedness; .. ‘”
ve slow—the news reached England.
chars, to whom the tidings Were com-
municated. wept and bemoaned her lover's
sad fats, audit was long before she could
‘OWAY'I’O 5‘, CONN.
Shop Near Depot.
time that. be Went over to Baltimore with In theconraeof histravels the youugmatx h.” K 30 . “‘3,
' Colonel Fellows to the address given :memmfi“ 9‘? “1“" P.” “w“.."ll' “" ”'3 “PW' “km” W cametoldchdeldand was thenintroduccd so time her parents had been im- _..- me x m , °°. -_-..
Involuntary can .-— Holland in stakeholder. litter the convention Dir. . M
(which was that of a Catholic family in Ph' 1 hla . lin in _ to thee role of its Seward, famous in her ploring hertoeomplete their happiness by
Madison avenue) and there found his sin- M p I run. WWI” met 3‘8 “‘9 ho" “1 earth day as a wrlter and poet.“ Among the per- oonsenting to marry Mr. Edgeworth. They ”Id wen "and LaundIy
up, who would have returned in a day or WW 401'- Wh“ did)“ “1°”- IW said, 5095 Whom he met at her house was the seemedsincerely desirous of promotingher '
two anyway. lie added: "I‘M'n‘w 5"" “n 3"“ Inn“ "by saying you did not know me that fair Honors Sneyd. a young lady a few lapping... “d as her helluva] w" uowln
Buil'ared From Dantentl'a. The Waterbury American ,blishess night at the Kentucky headquarters? years younssr than himself. beautiful be— the grave she agreed after the chi of
pd 3’“ I. ll; Ml I. .
“She thought it was strange theta: series or interviews with the moon "What did you mean," said Blglln, rogddlgyggmopb 1‘1: but: fgasegn belpre sag; moatpstodiomply. in a 8 II I Ik
should come for her. and when she rose - . ' “b saying that Grant could not on an ° ' “'1 e a 9 0 gen us aw i log y come no course. No '
home and found a number of people wait— keepers of that city "Ian“ “3 the gag“ Nazi York?" “7 N0 8009” M be 8“ 0’98 upon this young one could seem happier than the bride~ Nit ‘ “ma
log for us in the house and learned the 0‘ “‘0 “WP“! W0 0" the“ ”“31“”, “"1? "it" he “11‘1“:le in love With her. mm end It. end like Sneyd when the W""—
“Th“ was politics," answered Ditteu- Miss Sneyd was not insenslble to the at
tentions he pnld her none the charms of
his person and accomplishments. Not only
did he play divinely on the harpsichord,
but. he had a good voice and was frequent.
ly induced to take partwith Honors ina
duet. One evening he was induced to sin
a song oi his own composition. it breath
and the resultof this journalistic canvass
shows a peculiar condition of affairs in
the brazen cit . Every one of the liquor
sellers luterv wed maintains that his
husinem has not suffered a particle from
Mr. Murphy’s labors there, notwithstand-
ing 4,000 persons have [zigued the pledge.
publicity that had been given her absence
and the alarm it had created the was pros-
trated, and we thought that we should
have to call in aphynlt'lfln. lithe mcwige
she sent us haul been delivered. there would
have been no would". ‘l lw rcport that my
115er had gone into n rum-mt ltmso proba-
bly from the {not llnu >1.“ ; its lullnd lute-
ceremony had been performed. Honors.
too, tried to look cheerful. if she could not
feel happy. But she retired to her room to
ut on her traveling dres with a heavy
east. Upon her dressing table she found
aletter. placed there by one of the serv-
ants. It was from Andre and was fullof
an. WORK DONE BY BAND.
’0 ACIDS US.” I! WASHING.
BATIB'ACTIOI GUABlmlD.
00008 CALLED '03 All) DELIVER-
ID [BEE 0' CE‘BBE. ON TIME.
oefer.
"Well," said Bighn. "it was politics
in not knowing you."
ttouhoefer and Bigliu are still
friends—New York Press.
. - age-ions of love and devotion.
ly of joining Ta..- ('lzal. iir lmn-lr. which $513:ng agdlilmme $233333: Th WM. n. nuptial t . “19 tenderest "Milli“!!! 0‘ 10"! and Win a poor bride summoned up courage 10"” WARREN. Proprietor.
she will probably :iu .~l . “l... l lmvo a terviewer 0")de the remarkable state econgressman was 3 5 0599' greatly admired. laugh to put the letter away. to wipe her "1““
...,_ _.._._.. -..- a
brother who is n n H, ..; “I... church. “It was on me once.” he said. "I had A little later. in a stroll with hlm round eyes and to go down and try to smile a.
ment that the local liquor tradic had
and there i. l he .. .. la in in it afriendwho was dry as ahnmorist,bnt the garden. with its daintlly trimmed par- the an," ”r. amid the mun“ of the
finite “19118:- Hm I J m g :3.“ begzfifid “2’9 wimfigfh’mmrfln: not alwayadry as a drinker, and when terror. its boxes of woodbine and roses and ding guests) But frcn’t that day her ,
Ml» Gilllulzri. l. l. “enroll. had re- .5 ' d t i u . u "- 1.. n. fun undid 10011.1. things, 0.... lulurkins aphids in shady bower“. Honor- heart was dead within her.
atedl ref rrcd mum wi- do since and a m” a “ m "m” i‘ “W - h" .500 ventured to mwmm encommma Upon Meanwhile Andre had been rometedto
mil alley Sulfllllhl‘ll her it li'il'l:\\‘ulllll want the rum tum“ “Id pmmom the “m of of these WI! tobgrzda 180 d “for h" h“ in“! “I! rock of major dud appointgd Adjutant 109““ 5'0“? ”‘9 in the Coup. Gemini Life
someexpluumiw. Yuan-“143'morningsllo temperance at the same time. The and whenhoso up an “V w t "Wlllyou accept. it. Miss Sue d?“ said getter-alto Sir Henry Clinton, commander Ins. Co..of Hartford. Remember. young man
went down in l...:rl.f:w, apparently in her :gbambigigimhowever.:iiikat‘t’lliesfitl‘olgac- hem am“ be ”m him back to a” Andre. “I mean." he added. "wl l younc- luchisf of the British fog-c... But every thsttcsday will insure your life for Slim.
accustomed health nml spill“. filledcvotod wh; proponuiieeml‘snoonu‘ndrgtn' “If; ”u“ 103 “00- Naturally the co t its dedication!" step I). took seemed so be fr.u8ht with andlcaday will give you
lots of .100 made him sore, and he did
not like to be twitted about it. One day
I saw him on a mule waiting in front of
a store, and I spoke to him. He was
onors hesitated.
"It was written and composed cspreuly
for you,” he added, looking down upon her
in rapture.
The moon was shining brightly. the gar-
of the "turning to arranging dctuils
or II theater putty, but when cullcd for
lunch at about noon true found dead in
her bedroom. shot through the heart. by her
father’s pistol, llreri by her own hand. Mr.
fresh disaster.
His position as Cllnton's chief confidant
brought Andra into connection with Gen,
eral Arnold. who was plotting the betrayal
of West Point—the key of the rebel posi-
father and mother are the parents of
this little girl. yet this little girlisnot
my sister." The answerto this conun-
drum is, that the little boy lied. Dir.
0N! THOUSAND nmuns
If living. at to years of nge.
. Murphy makes the very reasonable pug. Just’ full enough to be serious. . _ '
Garland hml .....,.. .0 l... 1.... 0mm, “mm. . . , . den was full of fragrance. and a nlghtln- tlon—to the British. He carried on the e t
'9 r ’ geeuon that if his labors benefit the rum “ ‘Hello, I said and he responded vnth . . Mime ll 0
diately after ll.nlkfllni und first heard 01 sellers. they should at least he willlnsto anod. . 52:31.3 dials“ we love notes to the correspondence with Arnold. which was ' g
0 very air. soft and
balmy. seemed an incentive to low.
“You do not. answer, Miss Sueyd." Andre
continued.
“You do me too much honor. Mr. Andre,"
Honors replied.
"That. were impossible.” the young also
returned in an impassioned voice.
“Willyou takemc ln.Mr. Andre? lthlnk
his daughter‘s tragic death by telephone.
The coroner viewed the body, but did not
consider an inquest necessary. Miss Gar-
land was nttrnctlvu in person and men—
itors. and was Well known and popular in
society. For some time she bud been suf-
fering from nervous prostrntlon nod ncllto
dementia. licr tragic death by her own
hand u as a great shock to her friends. and
disguised under color of a mmantlle
transaction Andre adopted the names!
John Anderson.nnd Arnold slam-d him-
self Gustavus
When ou Sept. so the negotiations were
sufficiently advanced, Andre proceeded up
the Hudson river in the British 01 Val-
ture to hold a person! interview wl h Ar»
nold. Iaordertoavoldtreatmsntssaspy
contribute to the necessary fund for con-
" s ' f L
tinuing the work.-—Winsted Herald. You are a Judge 0 that '0“ 0' on
mal you are riding. aren't you?
“ ‘I don't know that I am particularly
co,‘ he said carnatly.
" ‘I thought you were in the business.‘
" 'No. I ain't."
” 'Didn't you buy a jack for .500 not
Ill Washington Street.
80th Nowell.
TANBYPILL ’ Ms“
U
DH. CATON’S RELIABLE.
aprlael mos imitate our ad. and
material! mast! PlLLfiJksrsfsvs lake
The Weekly summary.
The summaryof the TheWeskly Record
for the current week shows little change
in the real estate market. Sales are few
indeed tonll Wushln ton. W1 lonce source. The details are as 1 '30? lttstlme we returned." he wore his uniform and rofassad toba ' 9" I“ I“ WCQION'MI‘ In“
. ~ E! . follows: “a" Md “I“ hid Cum 8‘ “it you dealt-ell. but"-— cudesvorlngtobriugaboutdhmangement “WfiXiawflinn ::m"‘u':':
“mum-o hrs-oi mot- Real estate sales—New Haven Ind BMvW‘ ” "”1"“ 9°" "I'M-t 1: in short. though they dld returutoths in respect to the aqua-mud property of the only ems {lily wccessrut 3...
Lists, oer. hadron action of cougrmln West HIVEIIJO; Bfldnmm; Hartford. ever. house in the course of a few mlnutel. it anAmericsnioyslist. Ills lettartoAx-neld Ame safe and save. as summer's“:
onuulllug the municlpulelecuonn llus pro- 8; Monaco. 7; New Britain, a; Middle. "‘Yesldld 'hesnswarsdsolsmniy. was not untlledrehad declared hlspas- on the subject having been-honour" Ii .méagigtfi ’siiegfigdmmmwi
'. vuked gcnaml minnows throughout the town, i; Norwich. 2; New Irondon, a; "‘What didyoudowithhimnuhd, bloc and Honors. confessing her own ten— mm to Washington. the American new not
republic. The excitement which it has Dsnbury. 9; Norwaik. ii; Antonia. i; withswlnksttbecrowdtobarewy, det- love. hurl promised trrbehiswlte. mauder in chief so strongly protested as My
3.3%. on
r. . w t' lens Iraalaewi
is sold under pm .13. wHttan'W by setter-
ltsrl cumin only, to euro Weak tienw ; boss of
[train rpm Nerve Mergwlwm.‘
giant mes; Evil Drums; Lack of sees!
is
created here ls most marten». (ionimercs ls Shelton, l, Willlmantio. 5. "a. 1mm gt up. ”My, A. "3" ascended the steps into "3” house min» "I “Ml"! between W W0 “I”
ralyzerl. and the streets are pntrolletl by Real estate mortsges—New Idsv n and . act con . the! '6" met by Mr. W“ Edsewoflh. n Arnold was com lied to resort to a secret.
5mm... 1mm... p, expected. w... Haven. “mammamn.” .800; :13? t’: “Rat‘s; the “5""1‘112: gentleman who had for some time been meeting, which gob plsoeentbe night of‘
w . “MW... mum... “4,40. wlumm '00; I" . . paying his eddmm: to Home lie was t. it. Arnold then delivered toAndre
went up made me seek shelter in the
nearest lace that could he found."—
Detrolt reePrsu.
lightest- Mouths For Manslaughter.
PRIMDILPIHA. Uct. Elia—Iiobel‘t New-
, tan. a 17-year-old negro boy. was sentenced
i to ill moutht' imprisonment for man-
slaughter. lie plemlml gullly‘to having
shotayonbg white girl on the Fourth of
July. it was shown that the shouting wss
accidental.
mapped iieslt in the Issrogate‘s 0.».
no longer in the flower of youth. having al-
ready burled one wife, but he was both
"educated and well to do. and his suit was
regarded with favor by lionera's parents i
“shall i take you to your fat . Miss
heydt" asked Mr. Edgeworth. “He has
been looking for you."
“‘I’hsok you." replied the young lady,
taking his arm and giving Andre a look
tsllof love.
It! unionists respecting the defenses of
West Point and concerted with him the str
tack which the Britlsh were to make with-
in a few do a.
liaanwhl a the Vulture had been con»
polled by the fire of the American outposts
todrop farther down the river. and when
Aadrswlshedtoratoruon board hlabeatr
men refused to row him back. He wease-
cordlngly obliged to spend the day at the
lit-rides. 011.450; New Britain. lM;
Middletown. $60: Norwich 08. :i‘ew
Medan. 1.7 ;Danbury 113003110»
wslkwr .500; Amounts. .100: Darby,
that; llllrnnnthMoo.
lea-actions Faults.
The following were issued October 24.
1808. List furnished from the office of
last-an imitations of Vegetables.
Referring to the fact that the human
head is sometimes fseetlously and ir-
reverently s an of as "a coconut."
the Boston userl remarks that set-
ervounsews: laminae. all Drains: Maui lower
of the Generative mfgans in either “W a
" ms
.
va‘Mflt‘flvm: Youth nl lira-m.
Lose ismshCi‘n‘. N. l'.. Oct 28.‘Car- A. u. w l dim . ro- llr. ldgsworth had for some time no m3.“ amen ”m Joshua Smith Tobacco ovum or run- w
Cornelllia,tit'puty treasurer of Queens ltor Bfldooslerzm 3",“ and sole- markabls resambisuoebotwean mm“ deed and basaanncyed by Andre's sites» who is mind breasts as a tool at s‘i'fiifig‘mm-lem to’s'm
county, dropped cloud in the sonogate's of~ ' 3‘9“ ' ' of the fruit and fl” shell of the human don-to tiles surge, and fearing from their mum and by m as as actors lee. rerun}! W'Mi- m mu .
flashlie‘hemlnrlug his account or. new mrk'in‘mgkachfifpdoghw disdain? brain Then it quotes . French scitn- long shy in the garden that love heighten Such was Andre’s position newt t he dihlllftmlwi’ifst genes to
so ' --....... . New even. msssurssnd tunnel: Oliver" tile periodical to provsthst therelsa “damn.“ mm" itolnturntilr. ’ h“””"'"“"‘ but ‘° mum” himself WdmeUunigrkg'wm
of what had occurred.
in the morning. as early as propriety
would permit. its. Andre called towels.
hayd. 'I’hst gentleman was esgspd for
the momentum! while he was waiting
iionora entered.
as a civilian. which. as be was now ludda
the American lines. brought him within
resehofmilltaryiawas aspy. Hester-tad
sssly nest morals. with a peas in the nests
ot ”lowers." darted by General Arnold.
under the tum of Smith. who only left
a seemed all
children celebrate William Penn Day.
Pntuusmm. Oct. 23. -All of the pub
its schools in this city held services to com-
Wrsia the two hundred nod eleventh
“More": of the landing of William
wonderful likeness between other hu-
man asses and vegetable products.
For naphtha most of the Inglish
wsinotlssciosscopyotthefomu
convolution of the brain: isms and
D. Woodrofl. floodlit: , meat cutter;
Jmeph If. lferrow, w, border for
isbrtcs (three patents): William L. Bart.
New British. drive chain; William Ii.
Fowler, iillford. liquid dispenser; lrviog
[or tile by trauma 0 fittilsoo. no. iiovwaik.
arm in
W--. -. ”mm 3;:gxdxwlmm mine chili “ "All. 1331 “:3 fans: this pie-sun. d» 3hr. when h; to
opt" es in . o’clock on the more of . was
mlidiir'ri'ii'frr; 3'?""i. n mw‘ "Nordld 1.0m ithoushtl momma new. or mmfilmflmnm
. t . _ . tml‘ll .nrcn. Waldo L. We Willi“. ““904.“ you forlfaartharsistrosbis." ssissd bytlresm cowboys on the
taste on the scbwner Mount Hope of New for blood. “M n... g, 3...“, amp“, ”Why?” asked the man. took out tor undo ‘ m3 YOUR
W' ‘W M“? "’ "mm 0" "W preparation for r. "horn something tmusaldatbrsakn m yfl ' in. mm
_ ofgross (‘11)!in “DWI” n Millill‘. . M “m." m m M ll m In“.
. igfifi'fign ‘I'asslss Its Iaalsiae. ‘1"Bs‘tomlg 3:“. i” would with amid feral: re-
.Oct.ll!.~~~l’llot.l h . t is told of a ielsn‘ "n n “‘3' M N
Ignwfifimlm’ of the m ‘53:; A 5°“ ' 0'! pbys ' “No..nor ever shall. whatever scum" ' its activist-g rsfsssd E
whossssmwewlil not mention its
wueossultedhyamsnwhobsd suffer-
«it several weaksrwith rheumatism
or m. ltwassstahhm
lore wasps.
hrlkessdtsrrrtsdktakstets annull—
stoitkscstpssta .
itstwhstaesdtasatwistodetallsl‘i’hs
'a’i
, ”Verb winch-went ashore. has div-
appsased and cannot be found.
amiss-ates autumn Isms.
' Musics. on. scares indications
fillets-other woolen mill strike will he
Iberia at the irynlansvilia
wastes milk. near 0 mulls.
bless you. darling?
They had bent time tosesl their wash
til a I
III
Wants Known
fig;
and Chil run.
in white and colors.
troduced which
goods.
No.
’erdronwlltusnotonlyla '
" , Nest and [Perfect Fittins 8h
.Bflmlnwhichlhe
H. 8. BROWN’
south Main Street. 80. Norweiic
Tristram &' Hyatt s.
No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalk'.‘
Cloaks. CloakTS
We are showin all’the Latest Novelties of the m M in
CLOAKS JACKE 8, CAPES and WRAPS for Ladies, Him
Infants’ CLOAKS, agreat variety of styles and materials,
. .
FU R CAPES.
At the o hill of the present For Season some important " ‘
changes int e at eaud'shape of For Garments have been
attracted the attention of the trade in these
Wears showing only the Veg.
rs
guarantee every garment we sell to be
and as law in price as any first-class goods are sold.
Tristram & Hyatt,
2 Gazette Building.
L
in.
Latest Styles and we
t—class in every respect :
l
w
to Wit:
Which. for Quality
I will make It to t
i. l. lies Halon t flanlortll. n.
OCTOBIB I. II”.
We Luvs SOUTH NORWALK AB
l’OLirOWB:
Von New Hsvsw.
You 52w You.
A. M.—l ill Wash. es. LIL—lit! ex..
on 03.. men.
6. ex” ‘ 8 as..
tit locales . use"
tlh l. em. mac.
7 if has” Jinan.
‘l to er.. I ll 01..
"1 es.. loos an.
0m ax.. lilies"
lli'llfii' ’qug‘i'laar
membrane». '10 in. '
1181‘ local on. so.
P. l.—ll‘.llas.. liar"
iii ae.. 22am.
I!) as.. Vise. to Bridgeport.
[glen 1 ti :1.
in?" 10.1.1
bias» I so. in Bridgeport.
“3 es.. 13:.
mt”; . its s’rlsm stand ac.
03sec ' lenders-i Ian.
. l ilscn a. 3.:
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3%.; .' . '
n ussrvoso. ll. ib—en so. on as.
”M33." ac. r.n.-nos ax.,i him. 1
ea Inigo A. use“ I ism.
it P. 4100mm“ Iii .
u ' . :01. made. P. .—
ii t0. Buss. . ti.
mu nw was
[on low a. “In es. llii
ea. s3 .01.. 9% ' an.
as“ in #1.. Wu a. ii at"
uses as. . fl sa. m as.
first trans i: r.“
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ass-m mason.
bu" sum ”TVA“ KW;
aflae.‘ i“ air: is as i
‘ 1"Mc"'“ " "'
heath lgwsik»
sa.. 1 en. as. a. ' l as.
: mabslas “dank-e. an:
Wm remnants.
£33??? m1!
Ii.
a.»
“mama-mm
luv AT Hill-ii AND SAVE mum
of All Kinds and
This season I have a. superior lot of Wagons for all purposes,
ENGINES, PNNEIDNS. CNNllPlES. SPINlllES. ’
ENNIS. CNNNIIGES, AND BUSINESS “SONS.
and Price, cannot be beat in the country, and
e purchaser’s advanta e to buy of me.
Don’t go out of town until you have ooked at my stock.
SECOND HAND WNGflNS 0F All. NINIIS. ' 4
Repair work called for and delivered free of charge.
LUTHER WRIGHT,
00:. Madison In. and Franklin St.
Bulldl
bullets
suiv
. Prices to Suit All. .1
Upen daily from I to its. m..sr.d from list
9. m.. and on Sstnrdsy evenings from I iol»
D‘intersst allowed on donuts.
ALDEN mullahs. Preet. ,
JOHN ii. name. Vice-Pm. j.
Hausa Mover.
' wnoous.
m,WW
cousin. Spirits. Its. '
Heliry Tilly.
ntnmuu m
WE! um
'saosllsatlassifu- .I. II m
H
at ‘ rates!
M» “on
SMITH NONWNLI “VIII. “II
Ii Washington street.
sons If. INAPP. Iaaaal has!
moved in drstrelasa M
CALL AND II. can.
overcast. ',_
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Wit..-
urns in. He-
. . D. BIITH'
Norwalk Chronicler