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JAPAN.
FORMOSA
OOLONO,
ENGLISH
EREAKF’ASTI
\‘l’r hull nu intern-siting time trying
true. There were ultimo tens to select
from and only thm- ulbovhmieu. Cour .
petition iiot,vm'li Iii-pier trying to es»
mil hill follow Well We have theme
irks wlrrtwi. mm in our slow. and be~
lien: thorn to be grunt. Hur ntnmghold
in in extra choice new plantation For-t
iuwkhiiifllfl. illd people like a good
rnpof ten. lt charms and cheers. We
untidy uhl indies. Till'y spunk Well of
our bill. Hut" irn int-lustful with grunt
cane will plouzie both old and young, .300
lb. We invite voinpurisou with those
tutu that wet more.
The merits of our Ualifornia canned
penile- ”iu heavy 243 mp, at 154: can. an:
)unt lsmnnuu to be known. Honest
mule; line and chvup. Try them.
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Lorenzo Dibble!
n N. Main Street.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
NATIONAL BANK.
is Wall Street, Nerwclk, Conn.
loooworoted. 1824. Capital, $300,000.
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EDWIN i). KEELER, President.
DAVID Ii. MILLER, Vice‘Pl'esi.
lb 0. GREEN. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Rowan 0. Klil‘ibliit. Moore M. Gwvru.
DAVID ll. Mnmuu A. .l. MR‘EKER,
EnuJouuleruwcon. Tum). E. SMITH,
IRA Cow,
Accountn of Manufacturers, Merchants
and I ndividuuln Solicited.
Safe Deposit Boxes
Free to Depositorls.
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Raymond & Sons.
ALurge Stockof
Bedroom Suits and
Parlor Suits!
Always on Hand ; also
Funeral Directors and Em-
halmcrs !
Physician forWomen'
was. on. u. Ariwcunuono
Can be consulted at but office
842 Bump STREET, Bumourou'r, Conn”
From 10 n. In. to 7 p. on. any day except
Sunday.
.Thc doctor in n regular physician and for
the past nineteen yours linn'mndc Lh". Iiinenxes
of women 0. specialty. Indies hollering irom
unydifliculty incident to the sex Will commit
I)r.Guiiford in the ntrii'teat contidmwo. with:
tiwaeuurnnee of row-lying the moat skillfulund
m‘iuntiilc treatment known to modern surgery
and medicine.
uirell. crins model-lite.
" 1 When to:
'illifiimu promptly mulled to. lunlose lit/nun
HOIFOR_
Florida andthe South
BY THE
CLYDE LINE.
Fare to Jacksonville, Fin” $25.00; excur-
cicn, $43.30, - .
Fore to StAnguctine, Flu, 3:56.50; ex-
curaion, $46.05.
To Churlcutoms. (3. $20.00; excursion
$32.10.
All tickets include meals and berth
while on board of the steamer. For any
information, tickets. stateroom, etc, in-
quire of
050. F. é‘E‘Kfisamgt.
. Cm NATIONAL BANK.
or W. P. CLYDE dz. 0)., General Agents, _
5 Bowling Green, New York.
F. Koqpun.
Merchantllailorl
1'; North Main St», 50. Norwullt,
Io road) iortlowprinu trod»l with it fine I'ln"
ointment oi Wlmhllh. which he will make- up
in the linest still-.- nnui lowest prices. in '.'l ilw
YOU CAN'T DO BETTER
- Than Leave Your Orders for
P ri nt-
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At. the Sentinel
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l“ (IliAs.l1'.TillSTIiAM. ‘
Home cat" with nuree l'urw
M W... Annie 2; 1890.
“HOMO.” MIR-Wt“: iii. ."
PURE. STRONG. RELIABLE.
I» the verdict arrived at by
Clicuduel Analysis oi
305 BAKING
POWDER
Economy, llr‘uiili and Satisfactory
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Results attend its uw.
IOIUIWTUNU IV .
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The Sahara is a Garden
‘uompurcd to u dreary (insert of biunk
,u'ull. Nothing you can do to u room-—
,nothing you put into it will lllllkt‘ it
2 cosy nndcheertul it tho wuli paper is not
whut it should lw. Wehnvv u dork of
wull pupcr ut reduced price» that will
please nil tusiosniul wit ull [hdtki*i~ill()liis'.
l’uiuiiug, pnpv-r hanging and douorut- ,
inn.
If not unuvenii-m for you to cull (it the
More. drop :1 pvmtul, mid I will be pleased
to cull on you with ut‘ull limoi samples.
E. E. GORHAM,
i0 rms‘r AVENUE,
Emit Norwrdk, Connecticut.
:Y O U N G - M A N!
l Why take the chance of ill log
I without limit-linen, when our
‘ ileum u. dny will
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aINSURE YOUR LIFE
l FOR $1.000!
in Six Ute. a tiny will KiVUyUlI an Endow-
- ment of $1.000. pnyulili- to yourself if you
live. , “"iih lusnrunizc, like everything
else, thebost lelhochenpest. Insure in the
Connecticut General
Life Insurance Do.
(if Hurtford.
s. s. L’Hc‘uurmru,
ill Washington Street. 50. Norwulk.
i D. H. HARVEV'S
A. and to Main Stu-cot. Norwalk 1
Ileeidence. 3 Berkley Place.
Telephone. 71—4.
ECITY - EMPLOYMENT
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AGENCY.
Position for thoroughly rumble chamber-
muid or waitress lAim-ricnnl. llrst chum refur-
nnuo. Mun [\flHlIlull for young men as emoll-
inuu 11nd gurdnor.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring first—
clnss help in any capacity can obtain the
unmeimmodiutuly iii the uhove urgency:
or female, can secure employment.
C. H. HARVEY. Harvey's Shoe
Store.
70 North Main street. South Norwulk.
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% “means 2
New and Second-Hand.
,BUGGIES,
”1 PHAETONS,
, cARRIAcrs.
. CANOPIES,
spmcuas, arc.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL
, CALL AND sun THEM.
iH EN‘RY TILLY.
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Suits formerly $8.00 now
$5.50. All wool pants,
formerly $2.00, now $1.00-
.in first-class style, and at
low prices.
H. GOODWIN,
Tailor, Hatter and
Furnishcr.
:10 W-ohington emu
Bridge. .
B. A. VICKERS,
DEALER IN .
Butter, Cheese, Eggs
Etc.
125 Washington Strict. So. Nul‘Wltlk
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Bullet: L‘llt‘tfl‘. Egg-4. Lilrtl :llitl Dillmili-mi‘u
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Try “Epicure Brand"Cunned
j Goods,
5 And Green Mountain Cheese.
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nluo those wishing positions, either mule ‘
All goods made to order,
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in nu our or» enjoy.
3 Out upon old meu‘u "owns.
i‘cnnt with: not worth Ii toy.
The non luny rise weld
; Wlwu once the night in put—-
, When our brief light in gone.
* Death‘s long. long night will but.
(‘oinm let no kind it thouuend him 0'".
Add to their number yet a hundred more:
Kim 0 moorland. um'e and once own.
Kiowa A hundred lrt no odd to them.
shell. tin-n. our fence lute. knowing oer
him-of
. tibidl our love venlob. outed with human
No. by the soils! We will blot out them”.
wl-‘reuk Payne in Academy.
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, 'l‘rcpblmo (Iogollu. gouonlly known in
the district no Moder 'I‘rofumo, bnd no
, often related the story of Unclu h‘umbilq
. Dilil his fortune that be bed finally come
to believe it himself. The simple truth of
the matter was that Peter Humbuq. I
‘ ne‘er do well who had given his parents
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day in the your of grace title, and bed
‘ never been econ or heard of since.
'I‘booo ,
‘ hard facts were too ridiculously simple for .
‘ bury in Par-lo," be cold In I conildontlnl
the worthy friends and relations of the
vanished Peter. They could not. under-
stand how any one conideet out tor Amer-
ica without teaching that continent and
milking his fortuiiu. tie the worthy poo-
plo grmluully evolved tho lden that l'ncle
Smubuq had gone and done likewise and
would one day return rolling In riches—of
course. to did in duo time and leave his
fortune to them.
So tho your» rolled by, and Uncle Sun-
buq’s fortune grew bigger-in the Imagina-
tion of his people. The older relutlvce
died. and Muster 'I‘rcfumu became heir to
his uncle. Now, it happened one day thut
’i‘rcfume met 0 sailor whose acquaintance
ho had made a your oruoprevionuly. This
mun hndiuut returned from u voyage to
tho Stun-n. und 'i‘refumc seized tlm oppor-
tunity to offer him in glues of brnudy (mn-
trulmud) and ask him if he bud heard of
llnciu Suinhuq while on the other tililD.
The sailor, prulmbly out of militant-as,
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u too tWIWMDI m goon“ who
wore In well acquainted will: collect.
They were two shitty looking Yunnan,
who bud been let: my newly m. on
the voyage. He went toward the two
mourners, who, utter exchanging 3 word
or two between tbemnolree, walked away
before he could mob them. 'f'rofume
walked after them. but they still avoided
him and begun convening urneoilyto
author. Thu fishermen undiluted. lie
thought they had Iomethtng private on,
end he did not wloh to intrude. is never
entered his hand that they were avoiding
He did not intend to lose his chance.
on he continued to walk after them ct e
respectable distance. Two or three tiiueo,
when he thought the moment opportune.
clued them. but In bond, and at-
to upenk to them In his but
French, but no met with a eoovrl and o
growl which med! him retire. He put It
down to American. or Eugllnb, manners,
end, with nelgb, be withdrew for o few
minutes.
The two American: Were evidently
much perplexed at the flange conduct of
their fellow pentagon They were wor-
ried about it, too, op duolly they [poke to
tho umleutewurd cumming ’l‘rufume.
'l‘be amend mu more buoy than over, but
was fond of a Joke end tbbugbt he might
a» well enliven the routine of the day by e
little fun.
“ You know that there bu been a big rob-
wbluper. “Well. i wouldn‘t mind betting
that this man luJeun Ernest. the clevewnt
detective in France, whole on the truck of -
1 the thievun and he» disguised himself no a
fishermen from the south."
The two men looked at each other,.
thanked the unduratcwurd and dived itlto
the cabin, from which they only diverged
when the ship mu nctunliy ulongolde the
quay. Poor 'l‘rofumu looked for them in
vain. They got off the uteumer unobserved
by him, and be woo left to find his way
about New York on best he could.
How he went through the root of that
day, whom be lodged at night, he newt
kin-w. flu began again on the following
day looking for tho embwiy, coking the
way in his provincial French and being
laughed at and treated with contempt no
on hupostor until, sick at heart and thor-
oughly discouraged, be cut down on in door- ,
stop and began to cry. Uncle Sutnbuq
‘ might huru Journoyod to his native coun-
nud in order to plunno ’i‘rofume and his .
wife, informed tin-m that bewhmlu distinct
recollection of having on several trot-Minus
met on individual (on tho qunye of New
indeed uml was the exuct line is of Sun» .
York) who was undoubtedly \‘igy wealthy
buq. 'I‘lmt settled the meter. 'l‘hcro
could no longer be any doubt that. L'nclc
Stunbuqhml rem-lied Anwrh'n und lnudo
his pile, us uny otlwr rcmonnhlo person
would do.
On the following dny ’l‘rofume nunin
met the sailor» or perhaps it With the Niliiir
who made a point of meeting 'I‘rufuiue.
Be that us It may, the result of the Illi‘tll‘ .
lug wusnnulhor gm.» of lirnndy for the .
sailor, further (mentions ulmut l'nl‘lu
Snmbuq nnd n confidential communion! lull
to the etievt thnt theatrmnzor In New York
was really tho long lost Peter, for he bud
spoken to the nmrlnrr voucrrningbis ruin-
tlvcs nml but! dropped lilyilt'l‘lilllri hints ml
to Me intontlonu townrd iliulll.
'l‘hu ’l'ri-funion become the envied ones
of tho liulglilmriluod. I'urlu r‘nmbuq and
his rtirtnno~uspwlully his fortuncoanu
tho chief topic of mnvcrmtluu for runny it
day uniting the inlinhltantu of the whole
lllktrlct.
l-outontod, putlontly wulting tliutimo when
Th" Trm'm” “WI Mp” “"d turning pain in spite of ‘the violent uxer-
try to die and thus have made thing!
center for his heir.
Alter u few minutes be plucked up conr~
age and determined to try tignln. He hnd ‘
lust reached the street when he saw one of ,
the American to whom the understewnrd >
He bod :
bad reform! him on tho uteruuer.
changed his clothes and cut oil his heard,
but 'I‘ri-fumo wan positive thut was the.
some men.
"Monsieur. monsiuur!" he cried. run-
ning toward the mun.
Whether the mun heard the words or
not, he took to his heel» in! soon on be new
Llli' Frum-luuun running.
"Wbm I" sold 'i‘rnfumo to himself in an L
“This; man knows New .
indignant tono.
York as Well no I know Endounw. and
bu won't help me. I'll r100 ubout that."
Awn the wont, tho American and ’l‘re- i . . , .
y y or is the type of Mi'o‘l'i, dignmmi Wulll- ‘
forms. In ruin the former doubludthil
corner and that. Hist purnuer stuck to him
3 until, thoroughly exlliklinit'il, the Ameri-
rnn tool; refuge In in lmr hllii nwuited the
urrlvul of his pureucr. ..
"So I have you ill .hutt," exclaimed the
1 l‘n-nuhmun. "Why didyou run away and
t alsoumnlithlstroublor .\u\v you most“—
they would butetholr whore of tho mlllionu ,
umnswd by Peter Sunibuq.
A few inonths pmscd away. Ono morn-
ing when he was Icnat expecting it. be m.
valved u letter from New York. The lot.
or bore the maul of the Fri-nob embassy.
’I‘reiumo curried this precious letter about
With him all day without breuking the
era! In ordur to show it to his friends.
Not till the evnnlng in the presence of his
wife and children, hhi hunch; trembling
with urcltenmnt, did he venture to open it.
It was sotncwhut bulky—prolmbly it coir
mined hunk notes. The papers worn tuken
carefully from the envelope nnd proved to
bo——rlnmbuq's deuth cortlliunte und in brief
note from the embassy.
"So he is deadl" said his wife.
"Of course he in," replied Trefume.
"Doesn't the em buiuador any so?"
There wns silence. None of them had
known the dent! mun, but they had
thought so much about him that It seemed
us though they had been on intimate terms
with him, and they were able to squeeze
out n tour.
‘ "’l‘ho ambassador doesn't any nnything
about tho fortune,”'obsorved Troiume's
better half, wiping her cyan.
“I suppose you wont him to tell us all
about it straight of! befcrothomnn is full--
I y dcnd, " replied 'l‘rofume anroasticnlly.
“We can wait, and he knows it. He'll
write ngnin in it day or two.”
Ho loukcd agniu at the envelope and
noticed timt it Wikr‘ addressed to“M. Sinn-
huq or M. Cogoliu." As all the Snmbuqu
worn dead and be was tho only Cogolln it
was natural that the letter should have
been dellevorcd to him, and the vagueness
of the address did notinspiro In tho simple
mun any misgivings as to the fortune any
more, tbun did the brief note from the urn-
bussy.
But, strange to any, the ombnssudor
omitted to write that other letter. As
a time went on surprise deepened into
i anxiety; n veritable fever—n gold fever—-
i took possession of them; they lost interest
i in everything; they could think of nothing
' but Snnibuq's millions and wonder what
, had become oi them. At, length their
; unxiety reached such npiteh that Trefume
[ announced his intention of undertaking a
journey to New York—u decision which
i met. with the full upprovnl of all concerned.
E “i sliun’t be uwny more than a month
l --or two," said Trcfume, “und tho boy
E cun look utter the bout. A hundred frnnes
‘ won‘t break us. Besides I know I shall
be iii if I don’t sound see what's going on
, over there.”
I have said that every one approved the
decision. I may add that, bud it been
otherwise, it would have made no (littor-
cnce. When ’I‘refumo got an idea into his
, head, It wanted some getting out.
He traveled to Huvre and oliibarked on
n vr-sscl bound for New York. He knew
absolutely nothing of the great city which
be “fun approaching. He could not speak
" the lnnguage. He was in; helpless as n
{ child in a wood. He begun to get. very
' noxious and looked amund for somebody
to confide in and obtain assistance from.
He trird the unilnrstcwurd, a fellow coun-
trynmn, but the tumor was too busy to be
bothered. 'i‘refumo, homavar, refused to
he slinken oif. nud the undorstowurd, in
desporntion, glanced about for somebody
to whom he could refer the persistent fish-
ernmn, und so get rid of him.
“lit-re," he sold, pointing to two of the
; passengers. “Thom are the men whelp
2 you. They know New York so well that
i thuy could ilnd their wnyv'bllndfold uny-
wlwro in the city. Try them."
Trefume looked at the men and thanked
Ma‘mmmm Ital-ll". “- ”dolinhw
. be scrutinized the notes.
“Hush Z" Intorruptnd tho Anmrlrnn,
l‘isu. " Don't xnnko n fuss." ho continued
in cxcrllcnt lv‘rcnch. ”That will be of no
use. Como nnd sit down In this corner.”
“Ah, tluit'ai imttor," thought 'l‘rcfumo.
But he simply lookod knowingly nt the l
mun nnd took it cont.
"i know what you have come to New
York for, "plaid the map.
"(loud uguin!" thought. the ilnhormnu,
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Nemyltigbtyuelu Your" Old. Yet Actively
Engaged In Literature.
011 the 13th of next Animal lira.
her eightymixth birthday; and judg»
on that mansion grout her children, her
and I bust of other relutiveu and friends.
idle hue ulvrays been famous. since
her recent return to the old homeoteud
greet preocher. and where several of
her children were born. the venerable
old lady Iooku twonty yours younger.
end feels so.
It won uliumt a calamity for her
when adverse circumstance: forced Mm.
Beecher, live or air yeure ago, to give
up her home and to more into a flat
with her perineum-moody treasured
feline of her married life. Brave wom-
Mthlt Illa is, she bore the setback of
an apartment house with). fixed deter-
mination to make the boutot it, Some
time ago the present owner of the
Beecher homoamul uttered it to its
former militresu. wot tree. for the reel
of her day». title gratefully uccrpted.
not without warning her gem-rum friend
that she came from stock noted for its
longevity. Her father. she mid, died
prematurely at the age of 7'3. but her
I had not met with a fatal accident short
ly lifter celebrating his one hundredth
birthday. . ‘
MKS. BEECH ER.
1 From It pilotwuuph by Rorkuowl. New York.
In the evening of her lilo Mrs, Ber-ch"
ianliood. No one has clul‘ soc-3n her in
an unsympathetic mood. Thu ulmnge
.' in her umterinl i'UIIlllllUll. Iwr financial
reverses. own the hunislmn-nt of in-r
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accustom: mile screen. i
Henry Ward Beecher will celebrate,
ing from present uppcurtmro: she will‘
grandchildren, her grent-grundrldldreu j
with that hearty clmrfulnoss for which I
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in Brooklyn. where one lived with the:
fortune heroically, and settled down in .
ESHOES $6.-
Mcu's razor tor, double bolt? t‘ll‘dlllcl shor .it flaw.
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ALWAYS STANDARD
M. H. GLOVER’S
Double Shoe Store!
Mather might be alive to-duy if he .
SPRING
'1‘“ MAKE RUUM Milt UUR
GOODS
WE ARE SELLING OUR
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$4.8HOES
Regular price,
Six Dollars.
Glover’s Double Shoe Store,
60 AND 62 WALL STREET,
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:lute huebund's hymn book from Plym j
outh Churchwwhirh was the unkindest :
i cut. of ull~rrosuliexl only in emphasizing 1
Her
\Vnril
the strong side of hrr disposition.
direct inconw. lifter llcnry
. Beccher's death. was n little over $2,000 ; '
f a your. Plymouth (‘hnri'h did not own
allow her tu'elvo monthu' nullity to
prepare for the battle of life. as hns
Ioften been done elsewhere. "I shall
have to go to work. than." uaid Mrs.
. Beecher. who show all cherishes inde-
but befom he could speak the American“: pondence. So she immune .n innunzine
contin ued :
“We can arrange lblsiittlo uffuir, can't
We. without further bother?"
“of course, We can!” exclaimed 'l‘re-
fumu, thinking still that tho mun woo
tolkinu nhout l7ncle Sambuq'u fortune.
“’i'imt'n unread. Now, how much do
you wuntl‘"
“My fair share, of course!" replied the
Frenchman. '
“I'll give you this pockutlxmk—ithux
100,000 francs In French notes—I have not
bud time to exotmngo them for Americun
money. They are good. You need not
unafraid that they nre bad or stopped.
Will that satisfy youl"
‘ One hundred thousand francs! It was
an immense sun), but wus'it a fair shore?
How much was Uncle rlumbnq worth?
"In that my fair share?" uskod 'I‘refumc
doubtfully.
“iloiy much do you expect?" asked the
other lrrlt-ubly. “It won n (rind thing,
but. it Wasn't u gold mine, and there are
several to shore It.‘ It's either. that or
nothing!" ‘
'I'Woll. I'll take it!" said Trefuine, be-
ginning to funrthnt he might lose nil.
"Very well. Now, you have this on
condition that you go buck in the at»
tagne, and the Bretagbe starts in two
hours. And, remember, you have never
seen me!" i
‘ ' Done !" exclaimed 'I‘rcfumc.
'i'ho pocketbook was handed to‘ him, end
They were all
right. He tried to explain It all to him
self. He was not clear on some points,
but. the more he tried to think It. out the
more confused he became. Only one thing
Willi clenr-he had succeeded in getting n
good slice 0! Uncle Sumbuq's fortune and
was now it rich mun.
’I‘hcy remained whom they wore for an
hour, thou the American wont with him
to procure a ticket, new him safely on
board uud \vntcbl‘il him until the ship
sturtod on Its royal?! across the Atlantic.
Thus it came alirut‘tbnt Muster Tre-
fume, having had the good fortune to be
taken foru detoctivi. became the heir of
Uncle Sumbuq, 'wh) had died pcnnilecs in
a hospital it few we‘ll; before.
As to Trefuiue, In wns never able to or.
rive at any proper ‘mderotanding of the
affair, but. he did In". worry himself much
on that. head. Lul’i‘.‘ on, when he had
given up Work and ‘l mned a frock cont,
he used to shake his bend and declare,
with much gravity, that In business mut-
turs those American fellow: wore far ahead i
of any other people. Sou how quickly
they settled that little mutter of Uncle
Sambuq's fortune-ab'trnnd.
Preuneo Hf blind.
Pugsby (concluding stern—Thus wee I
saved by more presence of mind.
Ilolgertop (gloomily)-—Grent thing, prcs‘ J
once of mind. I might have been In rich
man ttnlny it my presence of mind had not .
failed me at. one time. .
Pushy—indeed! When an that?
Bolgertop—You remember my. Uncle
George—rich old duller. Well, air. I was
with him one day when bewa- taken with
a fit. I no so frightened that I lost my
preoecoeof-mlnd and celled iii a doctor,
rid Unbletiewge 'Il'UYhig yet. 4-1006“
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land newspupc-r writer, and has kept hi
i work ever since. lie-r modest home re-
lmuined the meeting place of friendly
i gatherings us of old. und she is still the
; life.
i Tha'Mrs. Beecher of today has snowy
l white hair. and her form in much bent.
i but abide from occasional fainting spells
liter-health is comparatively good. She
Write! about a thousand Words n clay
iwith her own hand, and every Week
g contributes n literary article for the
l benefit of some rhnrity.
NOT THE SAME. ’
Teacher—Well.
_ principal product of the Island of (‘ubn
imported to the United States?
Boy—I don’tknow, ma'niu.
John. what is the
. Teacher—What! Don't you know
where the sugar comes from?
Boy—Yes. ma'am; we borrow it from
the woman next door. ‘ ‘
-Ncw York Herold.
Control New York Juntico.
.There is a. justice of the peace in
Oneida County who is regarded by
many as a wonderfully been follow.
with a most accurate some of justice.
In the village where he resides no man.
is more important than "the Judge."
Recently a man arrested for larceny
iwas arraigned before him. The pris:
E oner pleaded not guilty. *
i “Well, [think that you stole it, any.
’wny," said the judge. without further
inquiry or parlcy. "I super-t you," he
thundered. "and I'll give you fiftynine
days on suspicion."-—-Utica ilbserver.
(fume in Handy.
Judge—What extenuating circunr
stances con you give?
Counterfeiter—Pleuse, your honor. I
made the money to pay for my ludg»
inge. ‘
Judge-T'ery good; it will pay for
your bourd and lodgings for the next
~ fire VWI.-'l‘lt-Blts. ‘ ,
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ilender of Plymouth Church’s social:
1 Sui, imporet.
Sun-w rill\.
M-E-A-D’S
Saturday!
Big Easter Sale.
PRICES ’WAY DOWN
Fresh candy from
10c to 75c per lb.
DON’T MISS ITI
iOur Hot 0 oss Buns
t are the finest you
‘ cvcr ntc. Leave
your order, deliver-
ed to all parts of the
city at 5 o'clock n.
m. '
; PATENT
M'EDIGINES‘
EASY AND PLEASANT TO‘TAKE I
At Our Price: I
Geo. G. Stillson’s
DRUG STORE.
.82 Washington St.. So. Norwolk.
-
troubles rctult hull). nihiln- i .i..\\~l’irlz, sealed. in
«very ’5 ulcrder w ww .t Iv ‘
PEAK. MEiIli'lNl' if“ ,\ it.
CDNNEOTIDUT.
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RESTORE
‘LOS'I IIIIOR
When ind-will: who! 2 . Li? for Nam.» DQT-illli’, L. n of Sexual Pouriin either
', Atrophy. Viflcnil'l’ .iui
6mm (hetkN 3-.‘I [.ili vigor uni-'L-‘y‘ fewlul'fd
clan it‘lhlieibfs, hum kny an“. use
it neglected. Inch
5n»; Lliillf‘l (argon. With
,t (cloud "4» (none). MN“
i not. turn to “it"
v ldi. ., I l.‘ lv
For sale at. 'l‘omllnuon's drug store.
T
HUN tzrturr,
Wholesale and iletull Dealers in
Fish,
Oysters
and Clams,
Lobsters.
The Best Assortment of ‘
Fresh Fish to be Found!
NURSE RADISI‘I GROUND ‘I'O
ORDERI
Pure Maple Syrup!
Pure Tomatoe Ootoupl
Pickelod Oysters!
Telephone Cali, 40-11.,
Fertilizers !
BRADLEY’S
MAPEs:
PRESTON’S. :
And all other standard goods ulwnyl
in stock. Sold at nmuuinc-
turers’ ‘ prices.
RAYMOND BROS.
Io. Norwnik.
Norwalk Chronicler