THINGS BHUBBIC'I‘ED PROM Till
BINTINIL’B BUBYING GROUND.
use of the Phases of the Newspspn
Business—Poetry and Pansgyrles fre-
llaknown contributors.
Every well regulated newspaper stiles
has a graveyard—a place where the
quaint and curious things which some
in the editor's mail, and which the of-
ficecst doesn't devour, are buried: some
of them for ever and for aye, others to
be resurrected, perchsnce, at some op
portnne time. They consist of all sorts
of contributions, from poetry to pancgy-
Tua Sam-
m’s burying ground, while not as ex-
tensive, probably, as the grave yards in
other newspaper offices of more mature
years. contains Some good subjects. Here
is one of them pertaining to a man in a
neighboring village, who, upon going to
work one morning, picked up a pail of
butter instead of the pail containing his
dinner, and did not notice his mistake
Some one has
woven the incident into rhyme. which
rice, usually anonymous.
until the noon hour.
he calls -
nsss‘ IIBTAKI.
Is there any reason why a man should be con-
sidered a sinner,
Merely because he has strange notions about
taking along lils dinner ?
Some take bro “i and meat and pie.
And words of praise they utter;
And what a change oomrs o‘er their face
. When they find they only have butter. '
So this is the case with my friend Hans;
He thought the Joke to thin
But no one‘s to blame but Hans himself
Because he picked up the wrong tin.
The next, a. dissertation on consist-
“ ency, is not without merit. The writer
signs his name like a little man, not nec-
essarily for publication, but as a guaran-
tee,thnt the article is genuine. He calls it
A JIWIL WORTEY OIr WWION.
Editor Seminal: It seems to be the natural
disposition of some who occupy higher posi-
tions to exercise a tyrannical dominion over
those whom they consider to be their inferior
sublects: not always because their intellects
are superior or their minds more extensive
than their loss favored. but often being more
lesions than discrete. and allowing them-
selves to be guided more by vanity than hu-
manity. willingly drift with the stream. par-
chance turning its eddies. and ripples to their
own small account. forgetful that consistency
should be held up as u iswsi worthy of
passion. ~. -. ——-———-
Some lone spinstsr, whose heart, evi-
dently, has been impragnahle against
cupid’s arrows, woes the muse in four
stanzas of deierium tremeos poetry. She
asks
mum is wvs?
“What is love? ' I ask the question:
[should really like to know.
hove goes where it‘s sent. they tell me:
Shall i think it friend or foe
If it comes to me some day.
Really! I should like to know.
lhsve sought to solve the rroblem,
'Asked of widow. wife. and maid;
But the widow‘s answer plunged mo
in a deep. dark gulf of woe.
"love is bosh," she brieliy shill,
"Love‘s N. (3.. i'ys tried. 1 know.
Turned lthen to wife and mot her,
Surely she will know i reasoned;
But could I blame her. when contrasting
'i‘hsprosent with some former happier
state.
That this mother of eleven child run
Answered. “Love is out of date.“
Bought! then my humble dwulling.
in my mind the thought perplexing.
When, behold. a sight familiar!
‘Twas the form of maid and lover.
Bowing low i asked the question.
“To“ me. please. lovs's definition."
looked they then at one anntlwr.
Blushed. and said they could not tell.
in the dark they too were groping,
Knowing not what might befall.
Not even lovers could explain it.
love. was simply lnexprsssible.
some have called love blind and bitter.
Asblttsr as the hittersst gall:
Others say that it's a hollow mockery,
That it never existed at all.
Basil i still for information.
What is love? and what is it in love to fall?
A Bl'liflfl'lll.
Another one is something of s curios.
lty in Its way, and must have involved
no little mental snort on the part of the
author in putting together such a type» 4
graphical monatmslty. it reads:
Last satnrdsy's -—- --—~ contains appli-
‘ i.eations for a number of saloon licenses to be
renewed. Asm‘soyspsssss lrcmcusto an-
other of these advertisements. he reads as fol-
low inseam o:
9 mp anzflh
lot”
If I“!
lows:
I“: the
to world! {imagining ii
to t :3: “Willow
mpg. --—-—. In the town
Micah rstimbsd for the .......,
’l‘hsss srs onlysfsw of the cadavers
is 'l'ns Barman oillce cemetery. tat
theyssrvetosltowonsof thephascsoi
the newspaper business.
or felon-I to Women.
It b not considered correct to use the
."rnaking calla: Gnosticism
Persons who travel w
in ilnd on cold
rawfimmuwmm
The Sentinel
etthelowrstooftwsnty-flvs csnlsfor one insertion; titty cents
forthminsaflcnaoronedollsrfor a whole weeks“! such
sdvartlssrnsntssrecarsfnllyclassiilsd. State clearly what you
wantsndyonwlllhoprsttysnrslogstpromptretnrnsfor
"The Sentinel
has an established circulation in the homes where such advertis-
ing is read closely-Just where you wantto reach.
\
W‘Wmv "'"twwlitlll. Halli MEMPHIS.
Into-rep. runs-snow“
., ‘ the I'd! o m
The closing of the piss uponsshowsneh
as the would mam ”modulo“
Young Men's Christian Associa-
bly will caverns again in therolling sun, “on W L0“-
matss ropes a few mks. vs .__.._.._. .
“d """v “WW" “" 0" ‘3“ saunas. mum: av mums.
saga fair.
The World's Colombian aposttlas it b
in the documents, but the great Chi-p
lair it is for history and for the admiration
of mankind. Chicago did it. She did it
alone. with some help from thefsdcrsl p"
ernmntmndtkmlsefl Chicago's.
On a scale never before contemplated by
the mutually 9f the human imagination
this western town «waived and carried
her enterprise through to sneer-
. —aMnte amass artistically and use!»
nioualy. relative sum financially. She
went in on chest. She came out in glory.
The qualities displays! byChlesgo on.
her representatives in the calla stages of
the undrrtaklngwm of that sortwhlch
the way of the world sdmiruoroondanns
according to the 0mm WW ll
‘foraloealhoom. Mwossnspldonof
the hotel counter. the boarding honor, the
. street railway and the rail women in
he: professionssnd pm flu nastier
, tlons with the government were distin»
guished by nnhlushiog manor. She
boldly promised everything. She would
‘havsglven bonds tobringdownthem
and Alpha Lyra and set them up in Jack»
son parlr if that had been masonry to»
able her to get the fair. Show it. and
The Sun is nowglsdshedld.
There is n point where nnblnshing sunr-
ance becan sublime confidence, when
irresponsible recklessness dlguide! itself
into indomitable retardation. Just when
in the chronology of fair promotion Chl—
cage reached and passed that point it isnot
profitable to tannin. Certain it is that her
management of the enterprise underwent
the transition. It ceased to be cheeky and
became sublime. lll mud to to W
ethic and became unaccountable. The
petty schemes ot the mercenaries
out of sight. The little tricks and
cries of the. heglnnlngwm forgotten lathe
gradual development and manifestation of
the true spirit of Chicago. sneezing the
world by its power, its reach. its resources,
its devoted civic loyalty. its intelligent”.
its mnstcrfnlneas and its mean
The cloth had been out too large, sound
log to all of the lessons of experience. Chi»
eogo did not. repellent, but prmetdal to
In hair you by the Ila-so.
no, has“ up a.» trans (In-so
In [down In Known to liars Per—
sons-ocean is “an nail-ii...
Murillo, Nov. ll.-—hinny lives werslost
Ill n are that swept away nearly a million
dollsrs' worth of prop-my in Memphis. ,
The fire originatal in the front of
fichmnlzreid's store and was coined by the
explosion of a lamp. it was witnessed by
frank L. )lonlevold. mercury of the coin-
pany. and John M, itingold, shipping
clerk, who were in the rear of the store
sndwhohsd s narrow nape in rushing
through. the rapidly spreading flames,
which lllled the lint story. Both of these
gentlemen were painfully swrched.
Thcdrs soon burst out in the front of
the building on llain street and up the
stairs, which were the only nwann o‘i en-
~ ~ lathe upper stories and which acted
as a funnel to carry up the roaring flames.
In a few minutes attention was attracted
by cries from the third story in the rear of
the building, which was occupied by the
Young Men‘s Christian ambition. [n the
dark. overlooking the alley. the outlines of
several forms could be wen at the open
windows pluously pleading for help from
the stilling smoke. '
Js-pcd ru— the Windows.
Owing to the nu multitude about, it
was were time More the firemen could io—
ale the imprisoned young men, and before
u ladder could he put in position the heat
became so nnhesnsble that in desperation
the colon! janitor jumped from the win-
dow. followed by threat white men, where
they fell awn the rough pavements below.
sustaining injuries as follows;
A ll. Perkins. secretory Young Men's
(.‘hrislinnamdsllon,'sknll fractured. prob-
ably fatally: Charles B. While. arm broken
and interim injuries; E. K. Boardmsn. leg
broken and homely bruised; Joe Lyon
isolated». tamer. wrists and head hurt.
Two mm. ll. M. Sullivan and Frank 0.
saw. reclaims! at the windows until ree-
cml by the had; and ladder brigade. These
Thomas H. i‘uwi lost his life by being
. it. . h ism
d9“: “00d luc out on M humor! in the Mrnslzrrid building.
design, andwhile ‘ lithe aullt to “ill-
cago the chief or ' shouldgo the Ni»
vldmvl or individuals in (flaw whohsd
the wit to perceive from the first the ”$th
tectnral idml that was dually realized. the
intelligence to select the ”he” Mansfi—
' lied to realize lend the enlightened libs!»
fought 3 Incl Wlth Knirss.
I’lnrim‘iio. SW. ll.-\'l'illiam “slight
and Allen Norm. t-oih Americans, got
into stratification u Belle Vernon over the
relative im'rilaof gimhiowing in dillerent
mile”
has done what Christopher Columbus did
lollyears zero. IUIW lt‘kclohislnlhe
‘ magnificence of its sour-gs. stadiums.
and unwavering faith and self In . she
embarked on hemmed capital sailed
right out into the unknown. Wisdom
doubted,.anxl sound MM rolled her
back, and: the winds howled resound her.
but she sailed on 1!;an
weather and had.mtng forties
mark. and she kept so, like “when. till
she got there.
Huts all and so in museum
our little sister. the Colombian slut-New
York Sun.
' “ -wfl.
A large toms has been: W lapse
paring the way for the removal of the
steamer Crescent City from her postman at
the Bay Shell road. when sins was driven
by tbs resent scum
'ilhspimssloptsdtonmtktonth s
’ novel one harmasdlhcwwu the work
is the subject of wash consideration from
shi-pmsuz and cultural A mounts-nus
: hmmlgssa out beneath and :31”;th
,sn lastly Wiener“ to turned
and pointed out tow-rd the duty water.
1 Connecting with “insulin b usual-eds
in thrss division“ I [sell clasp.
’ it lspropossduoWuInth—blsll
0! water with antenna mastic“
this is donotlts hodwilll he Mud
filming in hell wnymwd willie“ my
task. When tits-host
the direction at the
leading intents first asst
will! hs‘opsssdsnd "the
“on “about wlll he
sectional ills ml.”
outlaw thrilled dawn
and than the Matwtlll
when iaswmr of is- tiny will
mountainous".
Thesitnstieaaeflkcmctl
wnmstenillswstsr. will allow
tall at wwm~mm
fourth Class Postmaster-e.
Wamrnoms. Sm: ll. , Tllt‘ following
[smith (“lus- pmlumxirrs were appointed:
the A. A, Ferry. twinned.
1. A. null». must h'i‘nimn l'ugv. Hi. liegis
Phillis. flow it “3 Milan}. ri-slgnmi: Jnlm his»
mum Wellington, vlw W. i‘. Whitney. re-
marl,
flats Inle- trap-Hy.
sum. charged with having stolen
(3‘0qu had thargeuf all the
, , .y ' by the police
said has 1mm helping himself a little at n
time for M'fl’l 1m
‘3 .
a. s
“with. If” Waters Itsleted.
l’lflflit'lw. Nov. li.-'I‘hu families of
striking inns workers were evicted from
the minors tumors by the l’itiaburg
Wars: and iron company through failure
to play their not. The families are penni-
lssssndm living on public and private
charities. .-,.W_.__,._.. ,,,,,,
My an m “not.
(macaw. Nov. 14.4»: Davenport
stroll» in mrlllclliwl McNamara shot
and proluhiy fatally wounded Mrs. Ellen
iiwwy and her daughter Mary. lie then
shot himself in the head. McNamara will
die. The «use of the stunning is not
I“ ”no“. In Atlantic City.
Amery.- Cltt’. Nov. it. .. A valuable
English mil owned by Henry llingiey
want. mad ymrdsysnd lnfllcu'diwrloul
Wow those of Ir. lllngiey't chil-
lives. The dog also hit limit '60 other
ashes. which were killed by their owners.
less Isl; load to: slam.
r
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ii
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the buses! (W Island, hes list-n sued by
Ilerlsvrt ll. Worthiey for £25,000 damages
for hiring Mimi. assaulted and forced to
have the town of (turmoil. when he was
autos «brim day as a washer.
m In Isl! lbs lorries llnlstn.
Paar». KM. It-tf. K. (isosgievitah. the
m M to France. was shot while
rising-ts mars-t hyspoorlydrssud
In. lie was worsen! in the side. The
' “Hum
11‘ the W
names. 0.. Nov“. lL-«lohe Fowler. the
insight
M i. has been heard
from. licwssln York sudwasonly
nwayjalflfylsgmthlhiodsetion.
Amer. Nov. it »A hum mama‘s
“ W W “My tic VA!
has. Jwruhhsid lhsoourtof ap-
pdswssossdlhupssam
”MM‘W.‘
m‘mummd-Amu
m smite cumin-un-
seen-humus an. pa,
bdrmsttnsssw
We.-- .
ii) no as. It m as.
sx.. ll 41 so.
lOifiex..llmP M
ii l‘dJiMJsLVla H
P. Mffdl l. 08.. 12 (ll. 13 (Yd midniuhl.
SW York 1". I... Fen-m y. “our l'llllilli. vice 3’.
6 15 30.. 7 3'! 01., 053 as
4 as an, 7 so an. p. m. Sundays. ll in an. a m.:
5 "6 M!" D. m.
(must-U. Xor. ill-Officer Jullu ()‘Con- lilo:
w, crawls“ of the galliu- department. is t lg
1265.5“.
p. m.
TAKS? mane
matsrislt our 1'
:rclalcsn you get Dr. CATON'S. and avoid
Alws s sale and sure.
0! I
is sold mum pos tire written
ind scouts only. to cure We
lirain and N l
Niaht ; l ,
Kimonos“: ins-italic: l
of the Generative muons in
over-eserthm: Youthln: n.
Tobacco Opium or Uqunfl 'hl‘l‘!
as
ti s but:
‘WM’I. Nov. 16..an Y. McKnne, l
llllllililllliiilll' illicit;
Prom use to a different aim of
d‘d“.mm “immense-m
mm, in bpdiss is extensive. An
trim ordarat n 't 'Mfi
n-u n . dunest um (gym.
didn't”... 333%th ”5”"
F. BOYLSTON.
ROWAY’I‘OH. G'I'n Win 3. B. Stating.
Haleie
BURN“.
25 etc.
$
Does Not Bite
the Tongue
B-L
Tobacco
is free from
cappcms or any
iniurious mhiltcmtions.
ll.l...llsv um t Himtri‘Illl. '° ”'9 W“ 3‘0""-
ocronnu I. isss.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK AS
FOLLOWS:
Poll. New You. Fun le Hans.
grow to it. The chances we“, ‘ “masses! were bully humid and almost suffocated.- bAilM'fll lll Wash. ex. {high—l ill on.
to one against victory. With elmrfnloy mm orgmd k , 53 :1: $159.32
timism and magnifiesntncrvechmkept ”5“ ”“5“ '9,” to "u l ‘ ”is J“ 615 local or. close.
right on Md am with hospital. and. it’ is thought, will re— gfig l.ex., 1'38er
It is likewise proper to record here the WE'SH‘ the “Wyn?" 1’! [lerk‘l'tul'bgi “its?" ‘13:“:
{not that the. prime factor in the illustrious a“ {womymhfixtnflarmiwihek ‘3 “m i“ g 3 ss.. ll!) (i: ex..
s1 cceas ’t the Chloe ant rprlw was s ""5 9 33"“ “m" an. E “--
gillallty (rating highargze Us; mums 0" I” 9"" “’51 “ “it” *‘u '3" “Y t‘,‘ * 233,1}; :3 ‘& 4.3.5.,
- lisation’s forces than more business energy 3"“ “ mfghgiagfglfiilfifdm u‘ :1: to g fltilsdeld u.. t it: 6.1.. ‘
’ fl m . , c ' z 0(‘ ex.. I, ac..
no? mmww. W... W... W... .. mm .. . mew ,3
the exposition’s- mammals and hacking 11“." lmmon ‘ ‘1 3“” ”mum" adjoining I at as"... jam." to Bridgeport.
there was from the m ,3 Wm “M the mhnulzrud building. took fire on the 2 bl an. 15 27 m“
elation of the truth that to he tmlyput rmf at the rear. and nhilc the damage by :gllag; '9 as"
0‘ ll but drew“ mmpsrslivriy smell the stock of _. _'- g: :3
this.” mmthen men y “I. W am who damaged 4'» per cent by water {:3fo :33 unto Bridgeport,
t' i. be oral all my!!!” “a, which lie-slut the building from all sides. 5 50 ac. 3.9 it so-
mfig?t;lt:it minty according to we“, Ten thousand maple who were attending :33- :EJgdfiggaé‘$nd M‘-
thetic standards of Chm-w, ore! the w“ s finmdone- turning near by rushed to the 7 55.0.: lo 3 M“ a. m.: "
or of the United States. but limit”! by the W. and these were augmented by ”lull warm? r {7 in no. p. in,
world's measure of the grandee: at. 56:! min ‘9‘ (“”7“ Th" fire w” “”d” °°“' gmiwi’fi‘fi '9 h ac 1'
a creation us that by the lakeside.m now "u: "‘ mninrght, 7 3 ac .
to be demolished. is not the result of “a, it was imam! ism that a man named Dane
31.43:: am. Hi ex.
l’. Mrillllb ex.. 1 10 on. 7 l0
Fun Srnrsorilnn. A. M.—c (train, 9 lien,
. .— 0501.. 'l idem. 8 ii at.
Bosses. A.M.~l lll,l ii), l 2,6 are. P. M.~
srtfordl. 5 2i.
LEAVE NEW YORK
l‘on SomnNonwanm A. Air—till sx.. till
Eon flan-recur». A.
Fan
. . > , , . . .- .. 701 no 8 9| ex.
alityto mm“ that the mmm matrix... the own one isdhannuhnlth 1‘63} .. 1006 ' ““1 v" “m ..
the creation of flu. ,- Wk talcumsnds mugmiuel resulted. lhcy mu 3:0,, ex. “f.” ' Sir-iii u? w" 1 (I! :'
an portedhydollamwltwmmim. mfamihscimi mil-ii other in amerclless 20:: ex. son as. ran us. 413 er. tot
ghlcago has “lyselehnMIlMColm- manner. The physicians say both men gfi‘gfi-fifia- 5m°:}°?nfil-am$§-&Dbfi
man achievement by a; it. she will“: ., . - mldn 'insx..snndsys AIM—soils. 7 ac.
OANBUBY DIVISIOI.
Mama. 2:. s. "wry. ladle int-mm. a wave SOUTH NORWAUS fi‘fi’fimfif‘
law.
so" use so.. p. m. Sundays.
an. -m so. .m.
anal/n naaniii)’ for south Norwaik—
031.. a. m: 1"“ an.
WILSON POINWIXS.
LEAVE SOUTH: NORlVAhK—i 23. :8 a.
a. m.. til. p. m. Sundays. Dill am.:
. m.
fave wrnsos Poms—on s. to.
1106p. m. Sundays. Owe in..7ill
Dll. GATON'I RELIABLE.
Unbrlnclplsd xsrsons l-ltsts our ad. and
NSV PILLS.thsnion lake
[worthless "compounds." Its-enter this
is the Olll INAI. re ration of ill Ilium-M
the p div so '
only RIVERS CCBSSPUL one.
At an glsts. or flat
tire: . sealgd. lnr ll. Pull lnio'rmstlon lm.
LATON SPEC. 60.. Bus
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antes, by author-
Ilsnio “I‘m
“infill.“‘mmm tion lnsa
fur ' with written
refund money. hasnsoou
cure for (kmahs Golds. sinus, mob
wmnmiwg «(il‘u'mhmici if}? sise e rum
3 not no ' o . 0
isles. now we. unmisrhu unit only In
. . Norw it.
For sale by (room 0 Stillson 80 ”m s,
stifliiiiiit mim in.
nwmnrssl.
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You Gan Buy/for a little Money
—AT—
The “email Boston Store,
lfor. Main and Wall Steels.
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York, received by me, this day, directed «g .
Cilia.
JOHN H. IIOYT, Mormgvr ll’esleni Union Telegraph
and Ohil ren.
Infants’ CLOAKS, a great
in white and colors.
At the o suing
changes int 9 st}:
troduced which
goods.
guarantee every garment we sell
“’3 B 4 2 [ME
lasers your Life lathe Oonmmnersl Lila
113.00.. ulnartlord. maintenance“
thatlcadsywill insure your life for 0m
andlssdsywillniys you
ill! TllililSllll [lilliiils
lllirlne.stslyssrsofsu
S. s. L'llommadlsu. lg‘t
Ill flashlight Slim.
out tonsil.
of the present
9 and shape of
as attracted the attsn
We are showing only the Veay tillitcst Styles and we
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to be class in every
hand as low in price as any firstclass goods are sold.
Tristram & HYatt.
No. 2 Gazette Building.
"E‘a‘ani‘gory "65535 Store.
Tristram & Hyatt’s,
No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
Cloakmloaks.
We are showin all the Latest Novelties of the. so
CLOAKS JACKE S, CAPES and WRAPS for Ladies.
nson in
Misses
variety of styles and materials,
FUR films.
For Benson some impel-toot
Fur Garments have been in-
tion of the trade in these
respect
0. L. Ogden,
illlIl’illTlll no llllllllll.
DEALER ll?
tractors. lisvols. columns,
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