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Dimmux, New Zealand, Julyliifiw-What
the Indians are to America the Maurie are
to New Zealand. These aberigincs are
dying out very rapiiy, but you mthem in
all the upper portions of New chland.
All this country was once theirs, and they,
would have kept it, but from whaling
ships the foreigners allghted to furnish
enough rum and vices of all sorts to kill
race of savagcsfbn’t the nobility of t em I
fail to see. Their faces are plowed up not
with age, but by a tattooing which they
suppose pictorializcs and henntiflcs. Sharp
shells scooped out these furrows of the
countenance. Their greatest fun was man-
sacra. When some of them adopted Chris-
tianity, they received the Old Testament,
but rejected the New Testament. They
liked the war scenes of the old, but not the
peace of the now. On occasions they made
cartridges of the New Testament. When
.they could not out fill their enemies, they
preserved them in tin cans and sent them
as delicate presents to their friends. The
ship Boyd, bound for England, put in at
one of the Now chlnnd harbors, and all
on board were slain and eaten, except a
woman and three children, who hid away,
the only survivors tovtell the story.
Of course all ships knew that if they
were wrecked on these shores thcy would
become a part of the diet of the people.
Two of their chiefs taken to London in
1820 aroused much interest, and they were
loaded with presents of all sorts, but [3'
fore starting for home those recipients of-
chauged the presents for muskctii, with
which they drove back and destroyed the
neighboring tribes who could not nflord
muskcts. Some of those savages went so
far as to lend clubs and powder and knives
to their enemies that lively lighting might
be kept up. On one occasion they refused
to capture the trains carrying food and
ammunition to the opposing forces. and
when the chief of the Maurie was asked
the cause of this he replied, "Why, you
fool, if we had captured their ammunition
and food, how could they have fought?"
One of the missionaries says that he held
a religious service at a place between two
fighting tribes, and from both tribes the
audience was made up on Sunday, but on
Monday they resumed their old light. If
they had bud plainly put to thrm the first
question of the catechism, “What is the
chief end of mun?" their nuply, if frankly
mode, would have born, “’l‘hochlcf end
of man is to make an end of him."
Do Quincoy wrote an essay on “Murder
as a Fine Art, ” but to the Mantis murder
was n pmilmo. Assassination was forum‘s
their glmldost rm‘i’mtinu. Massacre was
their sport. It was to thorn what the ion-
nis court and croquet ground and lunwbull
arc in runny inodcrus. Nu buntcr over on
joycd slimming rmsdlilrds or fen-hing down
u inn-buck, no ilhlli‘i‘illllll boiler likml
throwing it fly and watching n spotwil
trout risr- illlil snap ll, than did tin-so Mzr
uri:l ibc slaughter of n mun. ilivo lin-f oi
uiuiion to uilwrs. but thcnppotliooi tin
liluori‘wnutmi smoothing human in the
bill of Him Many of (be Mnoris may hi
good and kind und noble, but. their olives
tors were without nobility of nnium un
less laziness nud hi-nrtlcssm-ss and n-vvnpxi‘
and runimulcuoo bo uuliic. What an up
[Milo thoy must have bad for soup of hu-
mnu imnvs, fur whin- mun on tons! and
for spun- iib of missionary!
W0 scorch New Zmlaud in min from
top of tho North island to {out or South
island in find among lln‘ Mums nuyiliiu:
illiii‘i' noble thou soon in tho Ann-rimii in
dinn sonic-d by u bridle path of the Rocky
mountains, wrapped in filthy blanket, linii
,Uullilll‘il once in 40 yours, wailing for ll
cowboy mince him a rusty cont. ’i‘lios.
Maurie worn the lrnmrsouuiiou of cruelty
and illiillilllslll. it was to iboiu rurv spm-i
wlwu llivy l-nulil iulw nu run-my ninl M‘.‘ll}'
the skin from tlu» liliili‘lll of tho loot—«ll
you (it!) apply in tho lmwrcxlri-iuitlvs tlu
“‘Ili‘il li~ll£lll)‘ :ipplli'd in tho uppuri-xtri-m
illl'h‘“illlll make the victim wall; on n
rmuzh plum, and tho slirii-k of pain \i'uuli!
iuiilu- iiimonolilu mvum-s iuugh till you
muld hour them boil it iuilciiwny. Sumv
(lines they \vuulil, lu ni'drr to have fresh
uu'zil. out lbw iii sli from ilivlr \ li‘illil just
us llil')‘ lli'i‘lli ‘1 it. by llll'i‘ illillllh. and day
after day. Cook of (ilsboruo, New Zoo
land, in llllllii‘ u flue lii‘l‘liriilliiil of tvluvii
occompliHluiu-nta. flu-y killed all the men,
Women and ('llilill‘t‘ll, mtliiit this author:
might nut lm ('lmrgoil Willi int k of ilion
ouuliuose,
'l‘lioy loll tho immt i‘il'li‘lllilllfl stories of
tlio bravery ui‘ ilwir l‘lll'l'hiill", 'l'busu nn
Cl‘l-il’ifl‘l-l, they say, lilllml tho iivoumit mir
flora lit Wiiii‘i'liiu, Wi'lliuuliui iiuil Nu
polmn, and tho tribq- lu-llrm it too. Will:
in ii l‘vwduys our-of ilwlrrblriu was burn-ii
nuild wild reruns of luuii'umiluu, lillll lllli'l
tho lmdywm put in the ground llilli'llli‘l't
but um] liluulu-t uiul liiillll‘i'llllWi‘l‘l‘ thrown
in after llllil, and ibi-u many of the tribe
looped upon the grow with bowls and
dancing. Not milvih-d with duml» ofrruvlty
wlillii llviiiu, llll‘vi‘ iiiiblo Munrlii in illllt'll
lliuc cspm-lml ilwlr wives to Hll‘llllllll‘
tln‘nm‘ivm. and while twisting tins flux
for the rope ibc slut-or of the (loud rlilvl' i.-
Tl‘pill‘it‘il by u roi'viit wriii'r‘ llli lookliiit In
at the moon and saying:
it is woli with lime, u iuounl
from ili'itlll,
F; lliiillli,‘ your liqbiouiiiolliiloivuvon. lib-u
RM)"
"liclmlil llli‘ iiioou reappears!"
iui the ill'liil of ibis world l‘l‘llli‘ll no morn.
()i'lt‘l and pain Hiring up in my lurnrtuafrnio
nfuuiitiiili.
l liii ill‘ll in ili‘iitll for roll“.
Ob. ilmt nil might not those nuinernim numb»
any: r4
V. I.” c ouid not flirioll lilii ilcailil
(lli, iliiii i ibiclii mt ilw govnnnv.
For ill” on» tho war!
iiuoof ill" iiivmt terrible ibiiwi-i in all the
country of (luv Muorls is their anof 'i’upn.
if any one brooks flint, lioniustilii‘. “‘bnn
aililng b: mild to bc 'l’npu, no oiminuat
uric or iriiiploy it. For instance, a nmn
gnvo u slow a knife; forthwith that knife
iwrnnic 'l‘npu. yet some one dared with
that knife to out the bread [or the cliluf‘a
mother, and tho man who mm] the knife
for that purpose was butchered. ’l‘lmt
whimsimllty oi Topu has hilt its victims
all up and down Now malarial.
The foot is that borharlsms are so m
pulliivc in every form that their! iii noth-
ing admirable about them. and the only
thing to do is by the influence of Chris
tin civilization to miirpnui them, find
they are going, and for the most him
My mo. Cannibalism in ' gt
Meir . Trio funeral m it} is
have been extinguished. The Juggemm
aside as s on for train
W? ..... ...
3 L . "H
i - 0&1“ reason»
You Mom
claim Christianity Mimi our
fl _
the Maurie, racy-rm said to be a an rlcri
"lime ”moi thoAméi-ic‘aahttun
enthat .ewZeiilandisnmnd place for
their awful, work. Onlytwo artisan Eng»
inn and one American lecturer however
trod those latforms. Tint n... opportuni-
ty hero iii “irritable. Noun all the round
earth are there more alert,
electric audiences. Theyareq charthan‘
American or European assemblages in
take everything said on platform or in
pulpit.“ They call out all there isins
And the church and the wariii’ihavo yet
to iind out that audiences for the most part
decide whether sermons or lectures shall
be good or poor. Stolld and unresponsive
m.
Wendell Phillips, one of the monarch!
of the platform, told me something very
remarkable concerning himself while we
were standing in a Boston bookstore and
hewas chidin me for not appearing at
Ann Arbor, ii loin, from which place he
had just returned, and where lhad tried
to get a few days before. but was hindered
by snow banks, and my ofler of $250 for
the use of n locomotive had been declined.
Mr. Phillips said that the audience in one
of the eastern states nearly killed him.
lie sold: "I stood for nearly an hour with
‘ out seeing or hearingnnything by which i
could judge of the oflect of what I had
said. 11 they had only hissed or applaud.
oil. I do not care which. i could have goal
on with some comfort. " Mr. Phillips our
prised me by this statement as to tho cflccl
wrought upon him by a phlogmatic as-
somblngc.
The audience decide the fate of sermons
or lectures. A half dozen men might, ii
they wished to engage in so menu a busi-
ness, take is contract to break down any
speaker, if they would sit right before him,
gnpo, take out their watches and cough
with mouth wide open and than sudden-
ly go sound asleep. An eloquent Ameri-
mcr pulpit, delivered the first half of his
sermon with great power, and his words
had wings, and his countenancewas nflnuir
with holy enthusiasm. when suddenly l’lil
wings of thought and utterance dropped,
and ho sfumincrod on his way and got on:
tangled in metaphor and lost his thread
of discourse and failed to prove that which,
be said at the start he would prove, and
ti .n sat down. While the congregation
w re singing thelnst hymn, he said: "Who
is that distinguished looking gentleman
right in front of the pulpit! The sight of
his somnolcncy and lack of interest com-
pletely upset mo.” “Oh," I said, "that
is the Hon. Mr. Sound-so, one of the
nbicst men of the nation, and he was deep-
ly interested in all you said. He is not
asleep, but is suii'cring from weak layer
and is compelled to hoop tin-m shut while
“stoning. " Tho uninicn-sllng nppcnrnncr
of tin,- nudiior had overthrown n "lllflSlA'i
of assemblies. "
I my toilio man who prcan'b liilil lecture,
come to New Zl'lllllliil. ilui should iuinls’
tors over loctui‘i'i Ought tlu'y not nlwuyi
prruvli? My flilh\\'l‘l‘ is iliut tho intelligent
li-cturu bull is half way in tho church, and
l’uutim- that men who lmi’v been liming
thoclmrcli find all Naomi things, if they
mine and hour one lei-tun». are sure iii}
mmo mid llt‘fll‘ him prmwh. lll'filfli‘ri that
then» one important things to ho sold, and
things that must I)" soil] which are mun
appropriate to iociuru hull than to pulpit.
’l'liu tlm-c mlghiirsi iiuvuclcs for making
the World bcticrnro tho pulpit, printing
press and platform. Side by side may they
always stand in tho bottle for righteous
noes. lint for them the lgdlnn's war
whoop would yet be soundin in America
and on the .villuiiili' coast, the morning:
mm] of human ili‘fill would still be going
on in New Zi'ulmid, uuil iliui'vuugcs “'iilllll
still lio liorriblo \vlib liiiiiuili'idi'. lint ull
indium rcmnsiriu-t ilwir llniliill! of New
Zi-ulaud, l wriii- this or iluucdiu, iuipos
ing in its urrhlu-viuru. piviun-squc in it:
surruundiiurs, illllmillilii‘il lu irslmsplmliiy
and uuuibcr l'ldiuhuruh. niivr which i no
(li‘i'rilllfld it in nuinml. llun l-Zdlu bolus
iiioiiui liv for tho iwrllivru vupiiai of in
fi'lllm'ili'i’,
'l'lw fii'ulvli tumulml it. and “but tin
Swirl: do ilii'ydu m-li. ’l’imy lwliuvo in
sunbathing, and i', i. :iliumi always some
thing good limi flu y brill-u- in. limb
lnm'd iuoruliiy ill!ll‘.t"il'l'l/v 1 ("i'i'l'ylllllllz
tliiit tlicyilo or iniiib. 5illitllifi', bi'uiidth,
iiiliSfll‘Tlli'as uiul l‘i liulmiiy um llll' typos
of tho mm lillll I‘illl'H uml nations ilwy
build. Nummuiry is Wl‘ll storied that in»
Hill ii'li llii' lliliili'lii't' til llli’ Swill-ll. Willi
tlii-ir ln‘iiwny arm and high vim-k bones.
'l'licsi‘njmrl. of ibis plun- la (‘lllll‘il (‘luil
morn l‘ori, lllillilil iillri‘. “our nudnubi,
'l‘limunii i‘llltl'lli'i‘r‘, Ilw irri'uii-at Iif Scotch-
nion llflll'Sri It moi John Knox, and the
lnrgi-stcliurcli in thin phmuvlimi l prom-li-
ml lust night, is Knox i‘lllli'i'll, i‘:illi1l,l
liim- uudnulit, lllli'i‘ (bu iuuu \\‘lll), at Holy
Wood, lllilill‘ u qumui ll‘i'llllili'. iicm l
nm in tho liililwliiii‘f' of this mlouy. for
July iwro mx-nwmxiin “lib our American
January, but. flu ro um no Mil-Ii M'Vi‘l’llli'h
of {rust or snow n.~ \Vi' uro familiar with
in Now York lutiiiulm The gross iiini
tliln iiininoiit is bright i'ilii'i’lllil; iliii Kur-
iltlim im- in glorious flower. From the lop
o! tho North island of New Zmlund to tilt
foot of llli' Homli Nuiid ilio whiny in it ill"
wlti‘lnuv-iil ul lnivrmi. For 1:0 mllv» vw-i
nuil nunu guysi-rs m'lul up llll'li‘lill‘fllll curl.
lii'unu llll' Mr. Tim uliwivm llm rommi
lili bikini, llio driwn. the Womb d sumiull»,
tlio umuiitiilu punks, ilimwarpiiwut of llll'
bill». tlnv l'urillo libido. ilw inllliur \viiti-ni,
ilwhut springs, tin: ilorumili its luilui
tiidu of I'nnwlllna Mid its Mililil lwuvou oi
irrim, ihc Hillll‘lhi'n and Miiiwh, and lilMlV‘i'
all ilio pcopli' Willi curdlnliiy Kind hwiril~
llt‘mi, illili'jn‘lllli'llli of all weather and dr-
Mimi-sinuous. llllllii‘ Now Zruluud him ruling:
of invitation to tho lulmliiiuut of iitlivr
zmivommnw lir-ri-wlii-ilicr inriii-ultlim
pli'uuiirv or livolllmod or worship.
Winn. npllfml allure of bumlil Wlini
liliio dorm-ii Ill iakyl What bright burn
or tin-r! What Implimn of irvniiu shower!
What inn-mo of morning iiiliiil Wluil
ilnxiiiiigy of son on both lwiivlu-s.’ Wiint n
tciuplo of homily "ml glory and joy and
divine asplmilnn is New Zi‘illiilllll
’l‘. in. Wi'i’i‘ 'l'ALMAilii‘.
Dion's Humidity.
"lmimlcr what that girl lswnrkinll hm“
lam around to one uldc oil the than for!"
asked this “may llmll on the north indian-
apolls our. “lln you reckon she's got the
toothache?”
“ilcn- you burn been lllfll‘l’li‘l‘ li'i ycnm
and don’t knowonymormilmnt KM! than
that," rvpliod his wife in disgust. "Don't
you my Elli“! um. lwr young man with
her? f‘iw'a twisting licr illlt'i‘k that tiny
to make her dimple show. ”~—-iiiillanapoiln
Journal.
Human Pinion Triumph!!-
ncntly dimppmndi _
(roommate girls mania! outsiders
whi‘wonid lmy thorn pron; imam. and
Ill-boys married girl» who worn pretty
ham.—~Nw Y m‘lt “for-lily.
ire or 3'“
speaker of instruction or entertainment. i)“
audiences, make stolid and stupid speak ,
can preacher, standing before me in a for- 8° ‘—
lllsrorian~Wiiy from the Quakers Inl
‘ "Jon." aid the _ who after.
had retired for the night, "that raise in
corn-war a mighty nioo thin for no.”
l" ,
"Yes, yes—be still-—1"—---
pé‘m); fiallccted my butter billet
y po a grocery did ye?"
“Ywi—I—keep still: Jane, that's a
Woman.” . ‘ 0
“Then it’s safe, and I think it's about
time now that the girls bad that pl—
lino"—
“Now, look h'yer. The corns done
middlin wcli, wheat an oats fair, but ta-
ters an apples doin no good, an l'm goin
to be mighty close run for money without
any 0' yer fool women notions Now. that
up!!!
Jane listened to Joe's tremendous snor-
ing for a time and reflected.
Suddenly he began talking loudly, but
he was evidently still asleep.
"Five hundredl Five hundrcdl Well,
it ud be better to have the gold all in one
piece mcbbe. Could hide it hotter—but
say, fellcrs! S'posin i want to turn the
brick into money ag'in, where~do-l
lie slept perm-fully on. So did the pi-
ano scheme—Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Mr. Warren Wu Funny.
I recall a tale about a New [ringleader—
this mention of our country cousins made
me think of him—who had heard a great
deal about William Warren, the noted Boo
ton comedian, but had never seen him.
Ono night the famous actor condescend-
ed to play in a town not far from the farm.
er's village, and the horny handed son of
toll happened to driVe in that day with a
load of vcgouiblos.
At the hotel the actor was pointed out
to the farmer, who was all eyes.
iic gazed at him from various sides of
the reading room and at last approached
him.
"Are you Mr. Warn-n?"
“Yes, sir."
"Wnrn'u. tho (li'l;)l"""
"Tho mow. sir. "
“Hush? Sumo mun liw‘ll pinyin nil tin-so
yours in Boston?"
"The illt‘llill’ill mic, sir."
.'\li.i‘ll, m-ll'”
'l'lli’ll ho took :innthvr circuit around
t'uo ’i'liu~ pizui and oyml him oven mum
imi'n lj.'.
‘.\ rc you innuy‘“
'l liu ('a-lm'ilinli Rinili‘il. '
' \‘i‘vllmiioni—iluit is n multcr of opln‘
inn. "
‘ Y”. in El." lbw iuruicr said dvclsivoly,
“l s'pow l'm n gosh durm'il foul. but
hero‘s :l quzxrit‘r for you. .’ w sir-p out
there and out up. "~—l.ifo':i i‘ni indur,
“'lmi “'1- Ar:- Coming To.
Mm l“llllll'.~li‘l'li‘~[)iu‘llllfl, just drop
baby's [ii‘llli‘iiiii and now u button on this
lnpe-l. l'iu in u hurry to get to tho oiilcu
——iil mluuu's into nlnmdy.-.\'cw York
“'iirlil,
“'hut lln “'mrlrd.
’l‘lio imiu who bud n little piece of lmvn‘
in imiitui’ bis buuwnlmul on big as u
gn‘cnbuvk and \\'liu took cure of it us If it
\vorvn baby was winning around it ”in
other morning with it pair of solemrs and
a razor \Vlll‘ll u neighbor came by and
hung his chin owr ilw fvuvc.
"Why don't you have n lawn mower?“
ho min-d ul'tvrcunh-uxplutlng tho scone u
minute or two,
"I don't want u lmvu Iuovvcr,” replied
the luuibioiipo gardener. “What I want is
more luwu," and the neighbor hurrivd
away iwfuro tho llililMl should fall upon
him and crush him Milli niurin~llcinilt
ii'iw l'l’l‘fiu.
t
Tough Times.
llurnl Mmuururwhiy Maison has bwu ii
fulliirv, my folks nro starving, [Hill 1
should Him in origami you in play iitlicllo
for n wot-k.
ilnru Hiuruwrmil'iili plwixurv. if your
terms null.
llurul hiiiiiugvr—«ll'cilJ will givo no
pcr mint of all llll‘ won-tables that lli'i'
thrown at you -~ \‘i'w York Wm lily.
l‘limnllnmm in Next to “militia”.
Minimum-[Wu noticed ii spot of soul on
your li-(tclm'k for nwwk, Mary. You
can't lmvou-nnliod your fnoo for ntlmat
slxdnys.
riorvnut i indlmmiitlyl-whuh-ml, mndmn.
you imiinisuikvn. i wucaliml it lilill’illlyil
ngo.~.'i'ruiii.
Downed.
Htmwimrmi lmii quiio a compliment
inst night. Miss Singleton said when sliu
first lmikcil lit mo she thought I was only
10, but Wlll‘ll I talked lsvciuml llkunn old
man.
Singorlyw You must have told lii‘l mum
of your joiicii.-~liifo. 4»
_ c. m»-..
Not the night Mm.
Bodhourn-l hear that Uicott has been
from the police force. Do you
know what for!
eris. Refusing to accept a
Che-nay
bribe-amnion” bits.
‘11» that fine. to Learn.
Tucker-Can you swim, boy?
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342 Broad 8t. Bridgeport. Iionn.,
Micamminmnrdnvmrtmmy.
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a surgery and
furnished for confinementcues. Terms mod,
crate. All letters. promptly replied to. in-
ciose stern . alltf
HORSE tilllllill
f—BY—
WATER POWEB.
if you want or horse {cii nick and
cl call on yo pped q
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main St..
“i.“ South Norwalk.
llld Well Hand Laundry.
ll Washington Street.
South Hermit
All. "0" Will BY HAND-
IO AOIDS USED IN WASBIXG.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
GOODS CALLED '03 All) DELIVER.
ID FBI! 0' CHARGE. 0H TIMI.
JOHN wannsn, rroprieior.
Brianch office—George it. Cook. Main street.
on.
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REMEMBER THAT
The Connecticut General life in-
surance 00., of Hartford,
will insure the life of ayoung man for mm
for less than to a day. or will sell him an en-
dowment for mm for less than To a (lay,
payable to himself if he lives. and his people
if he dies. 50 do not neglect to insure.
8. S. l'llllllMEDlEll, AGENT.
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RESULT! In 80 IHI'I. Cum all
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writtcncuurunIr-r locum or Irony refunded. hunt
lot Ml" uu irlnvlplml rirngirlrl I-‘ll you any klmi of
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no line not iroi ii. m- Will H‘ilnl ir bv inu‘il nponreoeip.
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GEO. C. STILLSON.
South tumult. lloiiri‘."N
ll!
To
Reach
Buyers
is the cherished plan of all ad-
vertisers. The Beer CLASH oi
buyers buy THE BENTINEL,
and it is through their,‘,trade
that all
Business
Must
Prosper.
8.
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By the beautiful new suamshlps o! the
i0ld Dominion Line.
no on Point Comfort or Virginia
Beach and Return,
(Hygoia Hotel.)
Most delightful resorts on the Atlantic coast
for a IUIIIEB OUTIIG. May be made for
SIB. lllli Point cominn, lit.
5”. Virginia Beach, iii.
A day and a quarter at either hotel.
IlllllllllllB EVERY EXPENSE.
otmealsandberthsenrcnieanda do a
quarter's board at either hotel. y m .
This trip is an ideal one. as the course skirts
thaw-st wiith littvl‘e likelihood offing-along.
an a re cw man W: n
and m of interest. y .8 p a
Bill IillMllllllll 8. 8. (ill.
W. L. GUILLAUDEU. TRAFFIC MANAGER.
Pier 26, N. 8., New York.
18
(Princess Anne Hotel.)
4n:
Groceries
If you want goodlgoods that can’t be
be beat call on
l. l. MERBIAM,
I28 Slilllll MAIN STREET,
Fine No. 1 Mackerel, at 10c each.
Canned Soused Mackerel and Canned
Fish of all kinds; Ham and Tongue.
As to flour we have the best that the
market can furnish. Will guarantee
every pound of it.
Teas and Coffees of the best, but no
presents.
COAL -
COAL
Old Company’s
LEHIGH,
HAZLETON,
CROSS CREEK,
and other first class family
COAL.
Our range and heater
COALS
for family use are carefully pre-
pared; all slate and dust remov-
ed before delivery.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
a. n. assumes.
Undertaker.
t it Nliiii'f‘ mam. NORWALK. cons
Opposite Home humanism.
[immanent Elm street. Telephone 31113:}!
ii 0. mimics.
Papal litigantalciminai, Palm
and dealer In
Will PIPER llill BORDERS.
in Now-it
“In: l 53. “i=0:
k ’inth 0‘
in books
m5. com-c. may
it no .
’Mmain chewinlly dim.
”” circles
Six Per Cent. Investments
Guaranteed Real Estate Mortgages.
First Mortgage 20 yr. Gold Bands of
the loohpnrt (is: and Electric Lighten .
Lockport, N. Y.
Detectors Bonds of the rim
Minx Gwnranr. madman. 0t.
Prompt attention in mail «out.
n. n. sum-i.
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Norwalk Chronicler