Ila'illl‘l’eiat Comfort. Va.
lights or cones TRAVEL-
.. it" steamshlils oi the]
locum LillE
; 7mm Best and Recreation.
mp...—
, , L W3" Medias a considerable por.
filmmh the quiet waters of the
‘ m Boadeand Potomde liver
‘ little likelihood oi seMckness.
I’ oaaalairlthwlvu r l
WI” rail. sun 0 so as
f termini of commie other an
triple
m Males steamship Company.
was. lortls fiver. New York.
L Ibflnillandeu. Vice-President and Trai-
. Ill! 0m
l
Monster-Concourse Towns.
A series
or I hrao-
WASHI'uo—io ..
Dates: Januar l’l. Februaryisnd .
2i. April it Mayyitand lid. 1895. inclu-
lhtes. inc udinz accommodations at
hotels: New York. will). Philadelphia.
OLD PT. COMFORT
' pri- three-day tours will leave New
' 0'l'hilndol his Februsr'l' and March 7.
\ lncludln all necessary client-cs:
ork. ibbi. hllstleluhla $1250; also
2 via itichmond and Washing-
. '* I ' AIerIss 0! Jackson-
.FLORID ville tours. allowing
‘ . ill be two dWOIt‘kB Jin »he
l‘lowe run or n snu r
at 121.1133. and March f2! and" .
W ll) from New York; 348.00
Hinduism. including mvais en route
berth on special train.
Two tours
to the Gold-
en Date will
Philadelphia by m niti-
train. February so and arch
Mled ra willbe sent on sppllra~
”103:3: Affect. 1190 Broadway New
’3. or Broad street Station. Philad phia.
‘ . :Gso. W. Born.
“0.31221. Axont. am. can rats. an.
W
Its iIIlBI & llsmcli ll.ll.
If
‘ Id” JANUARY 27.1“.
' I.” have SOUTH NORWALK‘II
FOLIDWS:
law You. [on New Haves.
-—lll Wash. as. All. lfllex..
ex..
to ac..
IS in ac. to Bridgeport.
sc..
6 2'! ac.,
i 10 ex..
is ac. to Bridgeport
ll it so».
9 ti ac.
it It A star er.and ac.
Sundays-7 08 ac.
i is ac.. a. m.:
7 16 ac. p. m..
9
VI NEW YORK
wg'l‘oawau a. l—iuo ex.. 600
. “$115.42“? dc‘érl um ”.21
“ii '1" e'u)‘I . m ex.. rtu’fi.
' . .%ap Hairdo so“.
Il- .fi'rotn. 9M.midnillll.
Bummer u' i'llilol. —
cogs accustom.
i U. —
Mimic. rams.
. iorasaiesnd
h‘dlh'diiillfimtcit.h
"" ‘ eeutblneddakiaéendofivimefifltn
I i 61 u “at! Hilliard.
I: P“ Conn.{intrica-i
ggfixfiuéosptlon-
«ind’éouniii‘tdlf‘w
assume av
lu iiiSlliliilllli 81.00
‘ MB illllllEII.
' alumni-sorroiécwm
”‘Yidass gel: 9 my
yattesdeli is. "in”?
\r
d all! the.“
when one “been!" doses oi
CRAMPTON'S
HOME TABLETS No. l I
according to directions.
YOUR DOCTOR prescribes similar tor.
i th mulaeve dayaatth‘ls
true 0 e ear. ems es n
TABLET orln. lion; s.
Peregorl‘cy 3. Diamante; 4. Coco , Cnour.
film 5. Headache (sure relief) ; 6. 0m
ale; 7. sons THROAT; s. lmpure BI is-
nic- so. Nervous Debllity: in (301.0 In
Till linen; rm, Sun Cholera Mixture.
Single Remedies. llii CENTS. Hardw
case of twelve. .1.00. None genuine with-
out the word " "OMB."
IMMHTHE "DIET” WWII! Yell.
Forrsle by R. H. Plaisied. is Washingtoal
treat. south Norwalk: John A. Blue. ll
a street. Norwalk. (can. as am
F. SCHMIIIIII. M. 0..
55 Si). Milli ST. 80. IIIIiWillI.
tactics Limited to Diseases of Women
Dulce boars. Mondays and Thursdays. 8 to
n. m. rm lv
H. 1'. Partree. M. D.
Piii8|llllli Mill 8iiIlBEllll.
Olliee and residence, corner Main and
Marshall streets, former oillce oi
Dr. Parties.
"Mos hours till 10 a. m . l toil. il in ll. :28 3m
DR. J. DUMORTIER
PHYSICIAN Mill SIIIIGEplI.
Oiilce hours until I a. m.. 2 to 8 and 7 to 8 p.
or. (iii South Main street, South Norwalk.
IPRlCH‘l‘ DEUTSCH. PARLE FRANOAIS.
”ARIA ITALIANO Elli 8m
BEE. W. DARMER
Silllfltllll llEll'l'l8T.
Teeth Filled and Extracted without pain.
Sets oi Teeth on Red Rubber from
Artificial Teeth wivlnnt Plates.
(Grown andIBridue Work.)
l'eeth Extracted Palniessly. 60c
Amalgam Fillings, 50c
Platinum Fillings, 750 up
Gold Fillings. “.00 up
All work at reasonable charges and guaran-
Oiilce open evenings until 8 p. tn.
no. u wasurnorost I‘lBItlT.
Over Post Dulce. South Norwallt.
5m lyr
Physician lill' Women!
lllls. iii. ii. i. lilillillllll
Can be consulted at her other.
342 Broad St, Bridgeport, Benn.
iron: 10 a. m. to? p. to. any day except Sunday.
The Doctoris a regular on siciau and tor
the t sixteen years hasmad‘Ia the DlBEASES
oi WHEN a specialty. Ladies suiisrin.
from anyr dlfilrnlt incl ant to the sex car
oonsulti .Gullto in theatrictestooal‘ldenos.
and with the assurance oi receiving the moat
skillful and scientific treatment known u
modern surgery and medicine. Home care
furnished tor confinement cases. rme mod-
state. All letters promptly replied to. in-
ELM stamp sh tv
1
We have Dates put up in a 1 lb pack-
age, nice for a lady to handle. neat and
convenient. Take home a packsg .iO cls.
D led Raspberries, 27c lb.
English Walnuts, 10c quart, cheap,
good.
California Oranges, 15 and 30c dos
California Apricots, extra choice, 2 lbs
250
Turkish Prunes, tlnost, 7c; ill) 25c.
Old style sun Dried Apples. 0c; Bib ‘25:.
Evaporated Apples, finest. 2 lb 250.
Any use ior beeswax? We have the
pure and unadulterated in cakes iron) ii
to 25s.
Molasses sag... 30 lb, or 10 lb 25o
Fresh laid Ease, 20c doz.
We have line chicken, (merited)
Mackerel! We have them its lb.
Baked Beans (:i We a 0 lb can; are prc-
nounoed "g " by those who have
bought them. over and over again.
We cilrr a genuine bargain in Quaker
Creamery Buttsr,sweet and solid, (Ii 22::
lb; I5 lbs for 01.00.
Dibble miners.
i. o. lulucs.
I’llti limit, calclmlnct. Painter
And dealer is
ilsll Paper and toilets.
aild‘h'iu‘“:liahi&i rat's"... ..
pars.
mom loll Ines w
Imam" mummy-til."
for i- a ton
ates c ally elven. Incl!
Bruits. Fission. truism
carotid. Studies. on.
Prices to Stilt All.
WWW“
and comical and humorous in the extreme
Lake Within , ts ulstvrie Walls. II
Turn the Home of liwyalists and Patri-
ots. lielies at Ancient Times.
We have no Tower of London, with its
horrible and bloody memories. yet we
have many places where cluster luteresb
inc bite at history, tragic in some in-
stances, pathetic and romantic in others.
in many others. The old-Austin, house
on Staten Island is one oi these places
where history records not only the sub
lime but the ridiculous under one roof.
This charming old residence, the auv
cestrai home of the Lake iamliy of Staten
Island, was built somewhere about the
year 1710, and is situated on Pennsyl-
vania avenue, Clifton, stateu Island,
north of the Quarantine station and near
the waterside, with a beautiful lawn
where lilacs sud wistariu bloom in their
season and venerable shutieytrt'os, moved
by the breezes of New York liuy. nod
their welcome to the approaching visitor.
The Waters of the bay lup the foot of the
lawn, making music in hurmoniccudence
to the sighing wind through the branches
at the tall trees. Many other buildings
of ante-Revolutionary days have passed
into oblivion, but it seems as it one has
been preserved expressly to ken-p in mem
ory the historic associations which cluster
about it.
During Revolutionary times this old
mansion was in turn the abode oi Loyal-
ists and Patriots, and a scene of love
occurred there which ended in a tragedy
and which has given rise to the story
that acute oi its chambers are haunted.
This same house was Lord llowe’s
headquarters when he come to New York
in 1776 with his 10,000 red coated British
troops and bloodthirsty licssions, and
later ouunder the same roof Benjamin
Franklin and Lord Howe discussed the
terms oi peace.
A good story ls told of how near General
Washington, commander-in-chiei oi the
Continental Army, came to being cap
tured by some of Lord llowo'a muramlers
at this house. It was while the campaign
was on in New Jerli’cy that General
Washington ventured over on Staten
Island, accompanied by a portion of his
staff. Noon round tilt-in at the Lake
homestead, where Washington was a
welcome guest at all times, and while
they were sitting at diuurr a troop oi
British cowboys and Tories rmlo into the
dooryurd and began to hitch their horses.
They had evidently been riding Ilartl,uud
several of their; showed evuleuccs of
lighting, us they ire-recovered with blood.
They Were in bud humor, that was eti-
dent, and as they caught. sight of the
American oillccrs' horses tin-y at onceI
surroumlml the house and prepared to.
close in on its inmates, who llll‘y know:
must be of considerable Illlillli‘Iiiill v lrumI
the trappings on their horns-.4. '
Just as Washington and his [tllli'ii wrro
about to make a light for tllt'll‘t'sl'at‘u'
there some a shout from the road It‘ltillilfl
to the south, and the British nmrumlors
flew to their horses and mtsmpcrml away, I
In a minute, two companies of mm moutfl
ai dragoonu swopt into the yard ulihi
Richard Henry Li'i‘, "Lighthouse ll:rrry.I
the Gamecock oi the Suntee," and (,ioi.'
Aaron liurr, the quartermsstrr oi the:
Continental Army, at their head.
What makes the old housu especially
interesting at the present day is the hilr
torv told by u prime of glass in one of the
windows. On this window pane, which
is carefully guur-lsd, is hl‘l'.ili‘lli'll the
words: "Still Luise, L3, lhl‘J," To the un-
initiated this does not stand {or much.
but it meant much for the man who left
his mark there, and the man was ('or-
nelius Vanderbilt, the elder, better known
as "The (lid i‘ommmlnre."
Many years ago Mr, John H. Austen,
while acting its a tnvmlm- of the «re-w ou‘
Commodore Vrituivr‘oil s yurht «luring;
an amateur rare, rallrll his illit‘llllilll to’
the old house uild told him how it haul
charmed him wilt-u a boy anti that he had
made a resolution to quI it .‘li he was
ever able to buy itllil it was for sulr, and
that it had liuuliy t7fllil¢ into his pus-w»-
sion.
”i know the place rel-ll." ruluruetl'
Commodore Vanderbilt. "l l-uurlni 1|in
first love in than. liullw isllil aim “in one
of the prc-stl gins i evi-l' snw. ”er
name Wits Sully lathe. and the Lab swere‘
at that little weulthy and 1 Wm poor. I
loved her. but later illul‘lli'l' was it worldly
wise woman and objected to lazy courting
her daughter. Wlwu Iuskml the reason
the old lady said:
“'Weil. i'orucil, it you want to luruw
so bad I'll tell you. You're tumor sllm'lt,
and you “ill rum-r be able in support
Sally as a woman of tin,- Lulu! inmlly
should he supporimi,uml i won't. have
her marry such a pour dml us you
ure.’ "
'l'hs i'omtumlorstllen told Mr, Austen
"Sail Lulw, i'., 1012." [Is soul he hmlcrlt
it there while the beautiful Sully stood
beside him. be with one arm about her
waist, while he used theilmumud than on
her lingo-r to rut the inscription. The
letter (2, he said, sioml {or his own hair“,
and tho iluuren tor the year.
It Is said that both Mrs. links. who ob-
jected to rislly's marrying "such a trim!
devil" us Cornelius Vanderbilt, and holly
lived to see the "poor shack" worth
M3004”) and become the king of Amer-
ican financiers. ii that be true, and it
doubtless is, there must have been an
amount oi deep thinking on the part
oi the scheming mother and the tickle
Sally.
Since Mr. Austen has steed the old
house. and that is {or over two score at
years, he has gathered many articles at
historic value within its walls, lirtweea
the huge oak beams which form the crib
lug timbers ere panels of English deal
taken irem a British ship ruptured dur»
in; the iteveiutien. in his parlor is a
link and bolt oi the crest ltllaitl which
was strslciml across the "mini" at lv‘ert
Clinton. Wm Point. to prmm the
British lrom ascending the iiuvl-ou, the
chain having been maileby Pen-r Towed
send. the sraudiathsroi Mrs. Austen. A
portrait oi the patriotic blacksmith is
also among the relics as well as many
other articles ol lesser value,
Ample Compensation.
“Will you kindly take ofl your hat?”
said thensatleslas behind the girl with
the sis-midi headgear. "i won't weir
em worth at the show it you Isn’t.”
"Xe. sir," replied the girl. sisiabiy. Is
she turned ereuali and sat
kin. . "k
’rrmuq-ll Iibt'l' it) his i'umilllillml, l‘ImlIy
L illlil ruinurlwll in his helium wm'lu-r;
that. on a rertuiu window pout! In the.
upper story he would find the tum-ription:‘
lessened!
WNWMIVII
s . , I
' oi theistest
Three ,istbew
hand of Brooklyn’rsormers, and the
barred and bolted side doors oi some at
the most notorious rd in. at the city,
on Sundays iuruish conclusive evidence
of the deadly work it llli deluxe
it has always been lthouuht that the
eniorcernsnt oi the Excise law in Brook-;
lyn was a physical as well as a moral im- ‘
possibility, but. nethlnly iluuutml, twenty
good. law’loviug youiug men went right
to work to devise sotue‘mcans ol shutting
up the saloons.
their coats. and with their hats drawn
down over their eyes in a way which
would have done credit to aclty vigilance
sunbeam, the ynnthiul reformers set out,
and the collection oi lctures they set
during the day are highly interesting.
There were pictures of men entering and
leaving suloous, Wllllil pnliucuwu, with
the most Innocent looking expressions on
their faces, stood by without luterleriuu,
Then there were other pictures oi chil-
dren carrying curls and pitchers lull of,
learning Ilr'er through the street. and
still other pit-turesshnwingtlruulteu rut-u
being pitched out oi side doors by white
aproued bartenders, while pillICi‘Jiieli
stood and looked on,
As soon as the pictures are handed in
by the reform iletwiilrcs thuy urolukcu
In hand by Mr. Tully, who roprmluces
them all on a white sin-ct by "Will!” of u
atercopticou. It was only ulwr this pub-
lic showing of the success oi the camera
scheme that the real Weapon of the so-
ciety became known, and ii any confl-
dcnce is to be placed in the rumors that
went flying around the nrxt day, the
police were very much disturbed ovu-
this heartless revelation at their liio-
leashes».
"no sr'rm- Is llllli (Ii'~lll'tl'lli A tall
man. with u wills Iml umi s t'unl «inbor-
uir-ly lrIlllllilil with fur, i’lilllt‘ nmulz.
'I'he rr'pnrll-r npotiml hum inru li'lillll‘lllil.
Tile l‘iillil'i'Ii luv-u Im'l will» ~ it Il ~Il~pil lull
tom, lurilnvy ill-gun in show signs of ox»
rill-mum.
"I wonder if law's murih inking." will
Ollt'.
"lie looks like a [mltllr’iuu," mid the
tlilli'l“.
"WI-ll." Mlill llmllrsl, "if no gum Iii
I’m union in lltki‘ him," IllllI lu- “‘t'llt
"cross the sum-t Illi'l atmul In front of
llll'mlmm, ’l‘llulalll ltmn wulltml right
into the side IlilOl’ to! line of the saloon»,
and just in he «lirl rm tln- young man
with i ho i‘liilli'l‘it puller! it out and present-(l
lllt' Iilllillll. It won all Irv-r in a law
st-t‘ml-ls. iilli u mun mi Ill" l'lll’li suW illl'
operation null lvi nut it “hurt of illflzlin‘l.
The tall lulu) illrlmli urnuml, saw the
mail with ilwruIm-tnl, llmlwll |il‘l’plt'Xi'(l,
Mill ilwu. us tln- darling young iv‘lnrnu-r
levi-Ilml ill-4 Wrupnu tit lmn uuulu, he
scorned suddenly in ruin/m llu- true
statuoi ullairw, uml «lartt-sl lulu tin- my
limit, closing the «Imur lu-lliwl him With it
bung. i'ho young mum Willi llit' Willlt‘l'fl
look out the plain, [hut lii :s l‘l'mll one,
"I wonder if he'll luv nil-,ui if I want
liVi'r ltllll suluul In!" his namr."
lino or the young lw-n out n purtu-u
litl’ly iulrrulluu p'u lun- inr minimum itl
llii' twat xiv-i‘vnpiuiul Illnpluy iln- M)-
cii-ty Kltlw, This young ll‘liuu‘ hi. iI u llh
his mm: rd in it mlmu on A! law u .\v-
muw. It ~\.l- u x'nruur “HIM n, :in-i it In»
lil'i'lllllll sinml to t it via ll‘il ion-l irwill iiw
aitlr‘ tlunr, 'l'im nlliol-r mu stud! and
gum! uuturml, uml luv- llurm-tmrly
Milli-«HI lit the uilcllnpls nl it tirtmiwu
man to pilot himself through ilil' illllll'.
lie was ill the and»! to! u prmlluiuu» lit oi
liilluliltr Wlloii tili- Itili‘li‘l, mull summit-d
his i‘isltlt'l'll on him,
WONDERFUL MAHKSMANSHIP.
A Mary at "so l'aptalin's Verified by the
Victim Who Was lulled.
The i'nuiellvruir- oupium lulvl this your
wIiIl the gravity of II. irutlulul Iiltilll
"Wilt-Ii lwus i'ntrituumliuu u I'uvulry
outposttiuriug the wur‘l Iiml m ummt in
make a pv-rwlmlrsatlllluutmunl thr loud.
l [min with my «rill-lily to u iumli some
ball mile from my (hump, uml Irinurriy
begun to study my [ullsiiluil wit h ills! nul
oi a field Kiss».
"Hudtieuly lirrkmi. my Iii'ii'l bm-lt in-
voluntarily. and whilst. not a singing
rifle ball so close to my our that I could
[eel the wind of its i’lmhl. A pull oi
smokswus the only s‘villvum' oi the sharp-
shooter. .‘o’ot ours, but live or all: times,
did this lnvoluuiui‘y uutsrulnr notion
take my hand backward hour the line oi
the shot and save my ills. I never could
explain or understand that provlllentlal
muscular action. Turning to my orderly
lseised his carbine, llimmi at that smoke
a mile away. tired. and all mm still again.
No more shots rants and We returned to
camp. in the sltsrlnorm n party of us
With the cameras under ..
oil
lit
0
friends
always
cling toit
because
B. L.
Tobacco
gives the best
satisfaction.
It has the
finest flavor
and is made
from the
choicest leaf——
& that’s why.
JIISTIIIEBEIVED !
CARLOAD
f~z0Fz~
WASHBIIIIII’S
FLOUR,
Three Cur Loads of
ill-Ill CIIPPED nus
Ten Car Loads of
CilillllE MlCIIlElii till.
WHICH WE SELL in
BELOW
MARKET PRICE-
stuiitiss'Jll SUIT PUROHASEIISV
uu mu.
I received abcut seven those.
and rolls oi new goods last
week. Among them a fine line
PllE88Ell PAPEII. hand made.
Also a large line of lilMIllilllBr
000M, They are beautiful par-‘
lor papers. Cheaper goods in an
immense variety. Glad to show
you at any time.
Painlers' Supplies. in-
isls’ Materials. Glass. etc.
Competent men for all orlr
in our line.
E. E. Gorha ,
corner First Ave. and lies 8t. ,
EAST ’NORWALK-S
FillE ucunmlc won
A SPECIALTY A'l’
Mrs. Holmes’
Bill llllLllllEiii STORE.
WASHINGTON 81'" SOUTH NORWALK.
will PAPER.
Our stock needs no cul-
Everything entirely
New
ling
new in Wall Pipers.
gocds'comiug in daily and
our ranks an. entirely lull.
We guarantee our Paper
and work as {heap as any
in the city. As regards our
work nothing need be said.
as so are known.
“liilRSE ctlliith”
. BY-
dean. c t
W.
58 North Main St.
on
umnu tics
wuu PilWEll.
"you want your horse clipped quick and
. McQuhae,
'sauddus ‘saaliliur‘l
L H. Decker,
19 Washington St.
« South llciwall.
I’is-turor—c Frasued to Order.
Arlists’ Materials.
“i" South Nnrwnlk
MWEL
“ l'. N. l'lls‘lll stills-e,
137“ in Hills.
Oillvrs, 43d .\l:lIn Street,
IRHNJI'J’IHIT roux.
lira-inn in
h
\t
E counts in
CITY IIU'I‘EL. SUU
The! treat all (film tic
Ishasstlnn. lllwsmavlmr. 1
Consumption they sum to tr- at
rode over the country, and mining to the
spot when the shells had some from in
the morning. beard moans.
"'l'hry proceeded from a Wmuujpd
,YIiilree hidden lt'lliilltl a roll {Fili'tfi Ms
“M III lmtl llt‘ail NHrml eir'vls In the
tier knoll. hut hail lmt lwn «hit» to hit
himtlumgu he hall a mum] mugs and
was considered it wmialrrlul aim rmlumter,
and the rub hurl iimii but our silul at him
Iml that with illriiilill results. The hall
buried itseli in his ismt'utiiug one o!
the main arteries. 'Il'lls limit was beyond
hulsah help. We “I“ him sum and in
soon lost all signs at lite. Ye fault! aswa
and leit all that wall mortar oi the poor
isllew behind that diaries."
cm. ”“fiwm
This isle was tout teach. tins by one
ad moved awards
and thinkstlvs.
hull and (Mil-"F. rinse and preemies.
svomarh Mid West
‘mil andiirwrmraltll'lslittlltl is- mmt Illiflfmifll a
without lltli no pleasant and "incisive liars oi
the caustics apyi ed. a «l the other time-l.
,enavaillns in the past.
i
is neat hr the
Let us res-on together.
emu .vu-utmi s mom nods which you herr- hrs-ti
M" I. you never "item to he
ear-z on are dimmragnh
r'ninvi ii’l atop limit»: the. l:
wm M: r 1 ml, as you do l are rm»- to "I. and now it or are eel
REGULAR an-mourritv ” Vlslr.”
TIIllilSllAY, MARBII 2Isl, I895.
REMAINING} FOR. 1’ ILAYfi.
llissases snrhui‘aisrr.flrnnchitis. Asthma. lulled". (“from
tippimlmtfonsiipstlon and absolutely guarantee every case of
A W()RD '11) WONII'}. .
You who are familiar with the nannies of lite and ihs barbaric
so the commu- sy ism mu ar- the «mes m- nowlsll
OBI ll". Mllfl'fl'fll Ail) I'Allljtil TIIANHI‘I‘
iii-at in the in ivory oi but own home. the «fleets are immediate and positive
”Will” H 9 ‘r'lillii'iiii'mi' "Iii“? on you. and from the sy our mud!” are mad. the Ni" toxins
TO YOU PERSONALLY. '
You are lived at the old Hmtioe no "min,
i mums yum (whims just lines a moment—many ha
JACOB m. LAYTOili
Fits. lite and Accident Insurance
gitil [Siiii ilill llllllSt ilitlll
Ocean steamship Tickets and titerl
l as Drafts. loses Mgotiated Ild\
1 stocks Sold. tiller 5 Railroad Place. all
9 seat to Post iliiit-e, tiosib horwalk.(‘,t. :1
Votsry Pshlie. Acknowledgment
tow.
.' i.
f ,
cutout mucus.
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