tit
M’med herself to meet her
. . m had glanced In the mirror
5. M“ New pale she was. Her father
[to pale. too, but how dilerent
inr- from her own—his a pailor
. Ilene other In the world -
‘ shiver passed over her. Did she
her father? Brit anger went out
1‘: Nol her love. Her love was
‘0" Joey. and he could never be any-
‘W‘Wher. List night she had writ-
{In to not and told him the mini,
M the trtitlt would separate them for-
var. Shaina: the daughter of a thief!
What uselessneas It had been for her
other to move liundrsdsofmllesfrom
I'hnd been done for the has-
tor the daughter. For the
there had been a half year's
, y in this new place and 11.
Will to love a man whom she had
‘ t declined to marry Her fa-
ir ha wrought this unhappiness as
rought so much more.
her fathor
5', he went to prison
had not ncrvmo-
that’s father fallcn dead? The world
had said the old banker
stand the disgrace. And what. more?
‘C and not her motlicr‘s mother always
not! n-law‘s crime? There .-ail been a
of deception. the. poor. fechlc
n being led to believe that her
It, had gone. away on business.
and letters written in his prison ccll
had been read to her, and thcy told
" M f great prosperity in the west.
with a. cheerfniness that was appalling.
Yes, the girl almost hated her fathcr as
she bought over the events of the. past
{our years. And yet would she have
hate him save for Jack?
pressed her hands fiercely to her
0!
Suddenly she started. There was a
step on the stairs.
'brlliglng her father up to her. How
00 d she meet him? Had it not been
(coded: she knew she. should have
IDOL him. But hcr father had forced
be; from Jack.
‘ he steps ascending the stairs stop-
d. There .was a cough outsldc tho
‘ hrary door. She knew thc sharp lit—
tle cough. She used to fly to meet her
'tather four ycals back when she heard
that little cough in the hall in the tlt‘iH"
old home. Now she did iioi mm'c from
the chair she sat in.
She heard a voice outside tlu- door
~—her mother urging her father to ear-
or the room 'l‘hcn the handle of the
door turned and her mother led in a
strangely aged man.
The girl arose. her father stood br-
tore her. expectant-y on his fat-c. She
went slowly to him and llt'ltl her fort--
head up to his lips. lirr mothi-r look-
ed angrily at her. but she wont back to
her seat and caught up sonic sowing.
“Annie." said the mothcr. sharply.
“Is this the way to met-t your father!
Do you know that till ilint has occut‘oii
N been more to nic titan to any onc
also in the world? And yci l forgin-
been)!!! i love. And you who have it
lover?"
“l have no loror.“
girl. i couldn‘t di-tciw him any long»
er. i wrote him last night. i told liliii
the truth and that I would not marry
him.‘ ‘
"Ah." unit] tho mono-r. "now i under
stand!" She turned to llt‘l‘ liiisliiiiiti.
"Hark. do not mind door. You hau-
lne and I shall iii-ro-r till. tlt‘nl'. l‘lili‘t' i
ever failed you? What is son.- I.‘
done. It is all wipcd away. It i~ only
”thallium-d by your dnuglitrr. not by
me, and you ltl‘i' an llllli ll to me .ittt-t
till the nilstahr- and Mill'llllih it» tho
day I'ht‘ll l bliltltl II) y'tilil' siilr,
vowed to lit' .1 luring and our Wl't'
till God should part its iii death “'4'
lilo" niltikt‘ of you innilii-r and if
"Your tuolliir“ his dry lips nod.
"Where lit ultv'!
Illa wife caught lll‘I li.i|iil
as
coldly i't‘pllctl ”I"
”Door." she said. “i on you bear a lli1
tie lore?"
“0 IMO“ It lirr.
"Annie." hllt' out -u-inly w [III'
that» letters"
The llrl wool and took ll‘Ulll llll
M use 41 “adult. will-ll slw lit'tliillti
to her mother.
"My lit-twi- to your
Mll‘a lips at‘cuit-il lo . .iy. '
iiitiiloi.' tho
and unopen-
i
alto
"is "lie ltiuilli-d liin ll.iliil
"It wa» only .i a» mouth- dun.
said. "I would not trii \Ilti llw llillli
any mole than I routii it-ll lioi 'I‘lit-
truth would havr l|illilr you uniiappici
at! I wlnhrd to It'll \ItlI tut—oil illo-
ln'i'ed you as die loved the mic llttii‘tii
ill inc til your iriters cittnr ltlltl iiiitll
I could road it to hit -iio Mimi "it in
let her hold ii. An hour Itch-i ‘I‘
Intuit her with tit. ltllvi‘ hold up to
I" heart. and all» was wry white and
Quiet- 'l'hrtr had iwi-ii iio eltitlflit‘.
Whllfl‘cl'. no pain. Wt» laid hrt‘ ltl‘tlilt'
“they. whom ahc hail iiiu-r wan-ti
uric-vial tor. and «tin loot Iii-m hr.‘
every colifori In ltfii. ruin Ilit'ii l «on
sure he could hardly alloid iio- uiiai'
alaam ordered to her tomb our. to
l! ill 0'". “(I happily ili’t'r. liti lut‘li
MAM. door. and you wort- .tioiii
hind and grind to both of them
A low. inn sigh hroiit- truth the "lit.
TM die-re tell. the sound of the tram
hill in the moon I'IVIW dimiiiirtii to
M. [.0 "It“ "thin. "I the l‘ltttk on
the ”tie with strangely load.
"In on a movement on the put of
W lite rum and came and amt.
U M lhther'a chair.
. ." aha nail. “you most for-
been cashier and her motlicr'sl
could not .
Her mother was .
iiliil‘
”to ialaetvmhmr. Ida,
not mean to be hard. But I can't go
baclt from my reasoning. You have
not only mother. but you have me\ also.
I will do what 1. can. I am sure you
know that. And after a while son will
not miss anything in me."
"Go back to your seat!" command-
ed her mother. “Do you know you are
Ir the presence of a broken heart?
Doesn't your father accuse himself of
more than you accuse him of? Who
are you with your paltry love troubles,
to come to him In a title like this?"
"Hush. Mary." said her husband.
"flush!"
I‘he silence fall again.
Annie sat alo‘ne. parted from every-
thing. 'l‘lwre was no morn love for her.
Her father had expia‘tetl his sin in the
eyes of the world. in her heart the
sin that had been his still lived For
there was Jack. and she. had given him
up because of her father' s gtlilt. There
was a narrowing of the radius. No
matter for Jack if her father Were only
an innocent man. Love surely created
a desire for purity, for, since she had
learned to love Jack her fathers sin
had grown and grown upon her, and
before that the sin had been tempered
Iby hcr pltyllg love and hcr prayers
’ for heaven' 9 forgiveness.
3 The daughter of a thief! 0h. why
‘had she met Jack? Why had she al-
lowed ltcrsclf to care for him? Why
know that ho lovctl her? Why hail she
jgreatly iii-sired that he should tell her
and il'mlilllli'tl htr own in rctiirn'.’
How many sadly confused questions
‘i did she put to herself as she sat there
in the miserable silence. her mother
and her father at a greater distance
from licr than they had cvcr been be-
fore. wlillc slio vainly tried to excuse
her heart and her danghteriy affection
of manure s.- ing. 01an though Jack cal-
led through thc silcnce that, but for
her fatlicr's crime. she might have
i-liiimod woman's perfcct happiness on
earth?
iicr motlicr and her fathcr apparent-
ly failed to realize how much she was
going thriioglr it was only her lack
of rcsponsc to thcir love that touclit-i
‘lllllm iicr adoration of a man it
might have bccn ltcr husband w.a
merely a foolishncss of licrs anti not 1
ho placed in the same category with
her duty as a daughtcr—tltcdaughter
or a thicf. 'l‘bat miserable word. that
disgraceful word. would come upper-
most to her. lint ltl' Jack would this
linvt- bccn so? ’l‘llt‘ daughtcr of a
thief!
T'hcrc came a tap on the door. and
it sounded on her car like thunder.
Her mothcr wont to tho door and
upon?” U.
“Mark.“ who said to her husband. "it
is cook. Shi- wlslics to speak to un-
about illnllcr. We al‘y going to how all
llic things you uni-d too—all thc tlilugi.
you like. (1! course. the servant.»
know nothing. door. You have bran
must. you know. The servants have
only been with us since w'c moved hero.
Would you like to come down stairs.
or will you stay hero iii lllt‘ library?”
"I will stay here." iii his
ltuslii-d way. “More."
"\‘ery wcll." rctnrni-tl the wife. "1
>lialt‘t llt‘ gone long. Soc. here is all
llll‘ old l'ui'iiiitiro. all your books. list
.is you llntttl in like ”Will. and lit» pin
'lll‘f'n."
Slic lt'dlli’tl our and kl~.“l'il liliii lit"
lort- .altc trout out, and t‘ltit-‘t‘ll llic tlotir‘
Annic was alone with licr father. Slut
hoard liltii utoriult "awfully around.
lilkllifl up it book. only to lay it don't
.utiiiu. ilo- urnl up and loolu-il ill lll.
Witt-K plotliri- hanging iwtwi-rii iwi.
litll hoot. i.i~o~, ”W" at that of hi-
\\'ifc‘s filllit'l'. lliforo this last pit-luri-
ho litigtIri-tl. muhluu no sound, liii
looking at the law of ”to old lain.
itiniinucr who had Lillili d-Iuil llll' tiny
hi.» Hind-d i‘tl'ill'” itiid lin tulle ilitogli
't-t'~ llll‘IliJIIIl lintl untit- to scii‘o ti ~ti
't'IitI- lll lll‘l'~illi \Illllt' iotilil no: aw
him. but slut kticw .tll lici' 'Illit‘l' ilid
lli‘l' bark itii toward him. .i~ .«lu- lrtill
iii tii'l‘l’ llt‘i' mining. and nor lit‘dl‘l lu'dl
lllxl uloii ltc turn-Id ”it!" tho pit-turt-
at last and .wlt‘ily Il'tl‘ui‘tl ilu- carpi-i.
“'lit'ii Iii: ll.tlitl Mlle liilil Ii|lti|| llt'i
.il‘lti. alli‘ ltllilthsl slitlckotl .tlotid.
"Minn-3' l‘tlit‘ lll'l‘ f.itltoi"~ \‘till‘t‘ ll
one a grim roitt now. no «tumor of
ilouti in it. and it foiccd lit-r likr 4|
itiriml ln- dainl Illil tiimlwy.
Stir row front lwi- unit and land liitit.
hr said.
Ito-wilt Iii. pity Ililil thwart-~- lu liliii
~-llt‘ »-.iw lll‘ftll'l‘ .l- l' Illi uiil .u-lf iioiiu
“n: in...“ no lmli-y :I, Ill” .1 iitllil
iIIIl
‘inu lliHl' unto up your lot-i."
“will on I‘apltlli
up let‘fllllt' of mu I'ay‘ .Iliotllttitl to inc.
i will roll you what I litiddmptisl lith ‘
find I .
initst «pink intuit your littilllt‘i ittllid" ‘
in i. ii .i living soul on t'dt‘lli.
ilililt Ito Iii» Iltllv‘ Iii-vri know Hit.
.m. not i know ..tiii lllt‘ unto who M.
i.) yttit in lvo ill-I “Hr .lltl wittiiii )ill'.
ii t‘il till tiItiilIti II llt‘ l “til “it in
li‘lli and I will i-li him u l t. l )Iili‘
'lt.ti I hit‘.’ Mi- h- tl tio Mr. tlittl l ltdi‘o
mi wrolwil int! doughlt-i .. iiwppiiit-M
in. you lit-.ir "it I how not tiilrrtirt-d
iiiiii your lllli’ In br happy with the
unit you litit‘ | llitii t-»- n drummed
.I iliillilittl l ll-Ht wirivl .i -iitnitial >.
.tiiit-ii t lliii I am an llllltii‘Ifll titan
.ittil lil‘ lililii‘tl and wound to ill"
ltltilit'i of hi». ‘lll’ ,. fathri Il'mt iuati
lint it I l not‘iil-til not \itliI iiioiliw.
lint mo. lllll tilt own alilllilliiu tn whi—
tii iili'l 'Ill' niiiol- iii uirii int 'lir .ilw
of tin wilt» . fo’iwt noel lilw tiii ilIIl
“iii
.‘llir Id litul :thr tilitltteiiltiil liitii
iiil'l lit livtul lul fiotii hiid to Mar
i could IIIH‘I lint-o told rim. to
tit-tit on only that you shit» up your
.ii'i . hummer- by now of my iii-pin i-
\i or ioi'citui love for me would norm
hair bioiiglit iliiu lilift'ttelilti for what
i did was door to unite on old man
and an old wman. who had been not .i
iliMMt‘ in nu- it tutti" could IiIii
Matte your low surmount my titanic
that love is of little account. Your aw-
You only Pay for the lvorioe—
the Toilet Soap Costs Nothing
Ivorinc supplies all the soap the
. family needs. Washing Powder for
, allkiiiéls oiliottseworlr. Alsoacakc _.
' of White Glycerine Toilct Soap lil
every package. for the toilet bath,
and nursery. Both are guaranteed
par cxccllcncc by tlic,world-w1de
fame of \\ illiatns Sharing Soaps.
him 1
. . riot. ii. wiltinmt‘o..0l5uoubmr.°-l-
7—1.- ..
ther' s fathci' s sin made. me. a prisoner.i 0:413 '10 I! “I“ m WIFE.
it was he who took the money and i
the blame. I have proofs of all this.
and I am glad i never destroyed them,
- 1—...”
Anilioping Couple round at the Ian
as was
A...
mll.l.,ll. ll. Infill. ll. ll. ’l'lliltl'tlilt
in effect June 1. 1505.
i
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. in...
Shoes
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Latest' in Style.
Lowest' ll'l
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George E. Keith’s latest Good5
Ladies’ and Gents’ Russets
for i must show those proofs to the
daughter whose lack of love makes my
word of no account."
"Father!"
Thcre was it quality in her cry that
told him more than many words. She
sprang to his arms. her hcart held
closely to his. lic was innocent: and.
though her llfc's greatest love might be
ovcr anti done, the man who hatl asked
her to marry her had not lovctl tlic
daughter of a criminal.
There was some one In the room
though nclthcr of thcm hooded till the
Kiil's name was spoken by the new
comer.
“Jack!" she. t-rlctl out, and citing the
closer to her father. ”Jack!"
"You did not hear me. knock. " said
he. “i came to tell you that I refuse
love you out] you will be my wife
And. coming in here, i have hcaad
what your father said to you. \onr
l’olicc Murphy. of .icracy City, today rc-
celvcd a telegram from the. chief of po-
llce of Wells City. Min.
that Miss Maude
to obey your note You love me as l'
View soul .1 won nation, 155.
(By Associated Prcss.)
New York. September lo——(3hicf of
informing liim
Doorlng. seventeen .
years of age, or 359 Thirteenth street,
llrooklyn, and Jami-ii G. Mclirltle. II for-
nicr drtiggln of this city. were at the
ism \'icw iiotcl at Wcils noun anti
‘Ithat they claimed to he man and wife.
l’l‘hey have been missing sinac August ii.
sunnns. OF ALL KINDS.
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P. M.-—6.00. 'l‘licse goods cannot be equaled anywhere,
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SOUTH NORWAIJK T0 DANBURY.
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THEO. H. OLSEN,
P. him—120, 4.,30 5.10, 6.00
Saturdays, only 3.10 p.111.
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Another flick Soldier Palm Any .1:
ii.
i 6.10 p. m., 8.45 p. tn.
lii ~.-\uothcr i a- ___ -n
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A. M.‘-—6.00. 7.25, 9.48, 11.“.
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Sunday trains to Danbnry. 9.20 a. m., ‘
25 p. m. leave Danbury, 8.05 a. m.,
.. ._.-.—. ...
ii i
5‘!
fathcr~will hc not lot me call
minc?"
lookcd ilec'ply into the young
eyes.
"Well. well." said tltc voice of
him
iicr failicrs head was raised. and he Pi
man's
th”Intuit. hate bccn notiilt-il
:t‘anip Wikoff. Montauk. l. ., dlctl at
the New llflit‘ll honlllltll early1 this nior-
ning. lie was \iashlngt‘bn Alli-.n jr.
t'oiiipaiiy lI‘. 'l‘wcuiy- fifth lTnltcil Statcs .
liis liow.cll
licutll was
.infantry. rt-liitlics in
bristling wifc, coming Into tlic library. i‘ ‘mmd by ”Mm"! (”'er
ENGRAVING.
absolutely noii-forfcitatlilc; is cash in old age. For par-
ticulars apply to S. S. l.’liommcdieu, agent, South
Norwalk. i‘ onn.
lit .
‘ \‘oii hair llil'lt lion:
"And .iack hcrc. Mark, my dear; An-
Attitudes and pain?"
"Yes," said the “guilty man."
plilt‘l‘tl tho hand of his daughtor into
that of her lover. Yes."
ATTAOBED F08 010.000.
iheritl‘ Dooian Serves Paperl in a Suit
for Seven Thousand Dollars.
Sheriff lioolnii N‘I‘Vt‘ll pupors today
in H suit for 87.000 brought by t‘harlc.
l0. Stuart. of Elmira. N. Y.. agiiiiist
Wilbur A. lit-arli, of liitnirn. and Laura
L liczicli. of (iroi'gciowu. i‘otin. ’l‘ltc
plaintiit .v'ilt's on :1 auto for Simon gli‘i'll
iiily l. lh‘iii. payabli- llll‘t‘t‘ SHIV-'1 from
il.iti-. .tiid rcpi'cscnts tliul lilt‘ principal
illll llllt'l'l‘al arr unpaid.
'l‘llroc pit-i't-s or propcrly iii KID-mlllll
~trt'i't. Oil“ in North it\'t'llll". olic ill
itralford atomic. and tillt‘ in John
«rt-ct More ltlliii'litlll for Slitttlui,
llrplll)‘ Slit-rift ltooldti. iiliii nt‘l‘i't'tl
lli‘ pain-h. Kill’lllplivi‘tl hourly .ill ilic
ov:i| liillllh itllil thi- Su't‘tll‘li iiiiiiiuci-
--.tl t‘otiurrunliotiil Fill'lf‘lY ‘l‘lt
uirtv i~ l'i'llll’lldlilt‘ to tho tirtnlnr lt‘l'lll
it llt- Sop H. r I‘aiirr lit‘iilttrptirt
l'.iruicr.
DRAKE! WIIO F00? L00?
Inll'Il Downy at Inniln.
iliy' .‘h‘il'ldl'tl Pro-NJ
<.iti l'i .llii two, Soy ti-uilwr to Hit»
illdllll l' i'optti \rliit ii .tlliii l lo-i
front the ”MINI timid“, I-iiiiit- lllI‘
:o-w- trotii llonit Koiiu tlisil tlir \iiu-tr
“in .~lt.lllli'| \i‘iiu: l‘oot. t‘.iptiiiii tuiti-
llldll. is niiiipoml to hle tiiilt- down
iiiillt till handi- Iluiitii: do our i not il
Stair». i'itlhlll Iiillti‘ltl \i'ilduiaii ill.“
in H d tiu- “out Foot to will) ilrrpuli li-
tin .Ntointi Ilt‘Wl‘) at station. the ill
.ilr \i‘ltlil “'1 with twin i‘itl iiiinliap- .iud
‘uiia oblittcd to Him“ to putt .‘illlt‘i
lit'l‘ lant dopattiitc tor .\l.ini|.i. -h- In.
litll lu-t-u hcdid Itoin
.. -~—.. ..
i "0' 3' I'll me
Gatorade lawn-none ita l‘uathtornt .
Iliaaard in lehraeha
tll)‘ .\1 m. lillt'tl l'liIu.)
lb lIiii. t‘id. 'l'lii ill-«i
now “Ollil i». l-|Itl|‘iil twin innit-iii
.IIIi' it
ii. to "tliil to
"tiloimlo ilitt.tlii.- to during.
.iiiio .t ill/aunt iii iti‘olilll Norm...
Vii mow Ito. iit idb ti iii IMii 1' I'll!
ii to told and lllt' tliilliailom I.“ that
rinovi will idlow ths tall lli li‘tlllliiit
lulu
WWW
\t‘litd‘tihllt 'lii NAVAL lttlttl'iltiidii.
iliy Aawlatrd I'rruJ
i’iiiiago, H-pitlttlfli lII Nllt'ii liin
ilt'rd of tilt liliiiois natal i‘i-iiii. vult-
town it most t'IlillltIl‘nlll atitotiit yr.-
i4~ltldy itltt‘ii ility ilt.iitioil liliotiflli llii
ullt'rla on lllt'li liliilil llttlil the no
itm int-i liiii lliillt‘ hunting iiiaii an)
oi llli iiitti will. or III litiltt this stair to
ihr limit our til Iiom Mint on tio
titivgoo atom and tie ll in ruins has it‘
lull killtllifl with 'io “Milt ility lt.iIi
Ilulit Iii iii...» “to Iltiwil Iii Wi‘ii
main iiu illi oi l'lllttlmi and tin» but
now “i‘ltI ironi taunt. \ iiuiiio and it.
top \ltiiill .ioo of iliv llliiiltle natal it
wrru at» will I'I m. n ritu-
It t'oloiadti ainiivtnan I'llli‘Tll‘llIHI for
.i will [irtliilt‘vil ah Mon. and shortly
flflll‘ thn paper one out an old maid
of his men .ippcarwl in iii-r but but
and tut-liar mi allied iota it his inten-
.tlon5 were honorable.
iiie~Mark. Is the happy ciitl of all your
as ho"
.tii titid 'l‘ny'lot'.
chartert‘d to carry Deepen-lien to Ad-
tulli‘hll .iiid in tin»
ROOSEVELT NAMED.
(11y Assuriatcd Press)
New York. St'picmlttir iii—Thr- t‘ity‘
club. tourism-ti of lndcpt-tilctits. tart»
out a statement last night. outlining a
«mi- ticket as follows For governor:
TIINNIOH' liotisorwlt. of f'lystcr Buy;
for llt‘lllt‘lllllil Kili't'l'llill'. W I for 501'-
i‘o-litry of stoic, Hon.
Albany:
5. Kinney. of i'lli‘lll for state treasurer.
liiiliuitiid li. Kilt'lit‘llt'l‘.
hunt: for nitoriim' ptcncral. h‘rodcrii-k
K. IltIlnrlclis. of iirooitlyn: for state
I‘I‘iilultr. (ii-orgc l'l. Waring.
York
.dutuntion.
tirin Wilson. of‘
for t-oiiipimll- r. lion. Thomas
of liirming-.
tumours
of New.
William K. lt‘iIl‘Klliton is under.
consliltrtiliou for litiitcnant gororiior.'
This llt'lti" will be nouiliiatwl by at:
Campbell
Tro-Reroluiion Century.
Adult-d Hrspteiulicr lid,
for printing llni- lialf-
ioiit- ougravinus and
high gradi- boon work.
Tilt-so prcsst-s are all ncw and
iip-to-tluic. thou-by enabling ii~
to lurlt out :i liiirlict' class of jtlll
work, i'tulcr and for less itinut-y.
We will turllah
I00
Criireil Diiim Cylinder. ,
For printing twister»
IIIIII ull kllttls of Job
work w hero large forum
arc required.
Four
New
Presses... » ~
l-‘lltfi’l‘ ll.\rilil.\l.\.\ “AVIS lthll.l'l.\SI-le ,
tliy .'\r~.~'UI mini l’rrsaJ
lAIilliiilllt'. Ky.
.liiion io lulleto: i‘iitiiir "i'liii" l"ritlli‘l’
no to t‘ivrrlnitd. l'l‘t‘2-lIlt'lll l'uiilain. of
tho Lulllsi‘llli' llaoiaiil rluli. lius rt-ltns
i-d itrst hasutunti llitli') litirie. itci-kcr.
who has lit't'll playing at iirsl litlrit‘ t'or
o-irral iluyii. will now coi‘t-l' that post-
tioti I't‘uilliill). llil' roloiicls liuw stan-
til two [Il‘tillllnllll-i luilior li-agiii'rn. Hurt.
I'lllll‘ lli‘lilt'l‘ and third
intMlllJll tmpntiu-ly. of ”in timtid
li.||||il.~ Illlt'l~l.4i- l.tt.|t:ilt. oi hlittiigati
hilt!l l'\l.\il'2ll \t't'l-El'i‘rl
lily A“... inti-il Pl't'hl 'I
I'lllidfitl. Hi'tlilltlii'l' l” .“l'i l'tll‘» l‘
i'.iitiicr has li'llflllll'llil from Newport.
it l..im illim tin .‘imniuauebip at lllt‘
Wuitiiiti'a .tii\ili.i:\ tiIlllllllllt't' of lim
.ippolili-d to ;|.~.-l~‘ iti t'liiingii‘s ti.iiloii~
ll pun itiliilt lilo tulllnllllll‘ “ill
.Itiilltti in tin- rm . piioii of ilistitiaiiiuliul
.4l‘l‘.lli“t‘||ll'l|ll for lhr
illltiitl lttlltlll i».-. .
l|l\'i|ltl‘l‘!|l li'ltliil lllrl Illltl. WING
ilIy \i-m‘taird I‘rmoIJ
lattllrillli' .‘h‘iil lilliiit' l” -.\ t-iN‘i‘ltll
riotu Itithiuotiti i\'_\. ~in lii‘llt‘l'dl
inwiiu .\l t‘lay "ii mi“? oi Whitcliail.
int» lII‘I'Il Hl'iililrI! :i din l‘Il‘ fi‘tiln lil-
u.rl \i‘lic lloia Itiilmrilnon i'l.i\. by
iii in tilt-ti oi I}. Iii idiom .iiiiiliiy‘ ill"
Illll oitpt
$4.. -._
ronnsi Hills lt\iil\'il
tllt \.. "iiil I'I'iaal
\‘iiioria. It. I‘ “prints-r lit Allur-
Iii. tho tenor oi .in llllilli'lini‘ niinina
oiiutit, i. ilii< . viml with unwort-
ton luv iorr-l ll . \IltiIll lotto tutu
Hutton for «in ii iiiin. I‘til-i-s ilw
wiuil l-lowi lllt “tioc- .iu.i\ from the
man It will lie Iltn'tllh't‘d.
Nit l‘tl'l‘il ix tilt: ri'l‘i'l'l-ihlldN'l'.
ill! Annualalcd t'l'i'lml
thin h'ruurimo lit-picnilitr lit» liria
.olu-r tit-nitrul Ml irr N" no faith in
tin |tlllillsllril Iluit'itii'lil that all Itir
Hoop» now hm may be tirduitVI in
Honolulu or Manila its my "inm
haw been no oriirrn i mtop ltilidlt‘l‘lli‘
tiill lhti rrIlfm'nla. All)” it had boon
iIttitlt'il that tho Mlhili itiitl flitvrnili
wow to go tho would haic born one
at the tint toilet: to intro lwpti M'tI
tiiil
i-‘tilt'l'i's'l li"iitiI ANNWMIFAIIV.
tlly More lgicil l'rcal i
Han .lveiw (“will ili-pb-mbei ill The
toiii iiitrii .innitirsttiy of the admis-
-inii of l'itllf‘tiltin into the Patna is
living winliraml hora, ’i'limleatlds of
tropic iiom all parit- of the state par.
initiated III ”I" it-Illti'lf'i'. which will
Itld tiiice days.
\Wehlngion. iteptombrr lit— The cot
tori rrvip tomiitlan iii If” in: tampon-d
with Oil on August t. a decline of it I
points during the month.
St‘lllt‘lllbt'l' N~ Iii .iii~ '
.SEITINEL
vitae 0/615, including insidi-
Golding Jobber.
II'or printing the in-iit-r
tilt!" of work It has
all the imprint-merits
and i- one of tlic firm-t
plot-«i of printing llll‘
.liiiicry in tho Nor-
uitlk~
and outside envelopes, the tin
est totality and Iliuetl. Ial'llltlt
engraving. ‘05
$8 C. A. FREEMAN. '
Art Prim“ Peerless Jobber.
ii and lb Wuicr Hui-ct.
South Norwalk. Fm printing tho solidi
tolu- \illlt'h have to lltl
.
toiiu. liII‘I ml out to it hurry
and it docs lt.
Nearlyw per cant. late than
ever claret! by another in this
city. I
‘ ‘ ' .' a is
hAt ll ADDI'IIO\M "l. ...... ”IE-1'.— “ - ”a-“ ..-_...... ”mm“
Illiliil) 01‘.
Last Trip to So. Norwalk, September mm
to New York. September l3th.
Daily Tripiigliew York.
Steamr'fithe storm
Wedding worh loltlcd Ilill lu
arm-d in envolopn without
extra charge. Utlu-r ciigrav
Inn rounmndingly cheap.
We also intake it special price
0|!
auntie
chm
“ Lanna Iouth Norwalk. 1:30 A. M.
Lone-n New York:
lieolttnnii strcct. 2:15 p. in.
East {list titrcct. 2:40 p. in.
0
(Saturday. liiiil p. in.)
(Saturday. will p. in.)
O .‘l‘h
I.”
”late and MI L'ardl.
II
o “ “ till
Audra- on Cords. 05 min a
3.17.7.3... .. Fare, Single, 400; Excursion, 701:
m: :22: an" or fit: cannon.
Ritalin it that 514d «I lit in liaison it Can't hat.
Steam lotto Horton. Sunday. Sept. It.
. IXOUH000N FAII. lac '
'MV“ Inuih Norw tilt Ihiiurtilllir. limo Wot-i i'l‘iili r-i . . p m
0.335.} map. in. .. North lbw-h 5.10.. "I
Freight Propeller City of liotwaiii.
[leave Brahman titre-it. New York. Mood-1r. Wwbewinr mid i'otluy, h pi",
, have lorwath. Tue-tiny, 'flmmlny and motility, 5 .11“,
. “it“
EVENING
Norwalk Chronicler