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" tor of the Organ than of the unlined
} ~uiseoursed
.—of reels, and of reams.
' was quite dazed.
,. lllllii.
7 routed by lion
convenient receptacle for
. mangled canvases. "Dirt
8am. “and plenty of accom-
- He tertainly wanted the
the number of mangled can-
almost daily.
. “:it was ti'aylor who first sug-
‘ the Organ should see the
. pie end popularity in Bob's
' 0,1! Organ—we were so proud
distinctive title, so full of the
Wilton its production entailed.
minions of the debt the pub-
‘ 9 us. that we slightly inco-
8 her, in our explanations. for
f ' t sway thinking we referred
, ‘ l. - II. II concertina or some
' attenuation.
I in talked of the Organ strik-
feet: of freedom. and peallng
glory symphony of the poo-
‘ tile. it was surely obvious we
{only have meant a newspaper.
(bid the Hardy Gordy would ho
i'understood by the masses, and
A inangled canvas of a repac-
.‘IM
n it remained. Dit'k‘Tillel
the editor by reason of his lodg-
l gt ll compositor II. the said compo-
ight require.
1 that didn’t behave so badly as
might have been expected ills uncle.
ltd Juli died and left him £200. and.
tier much argument, he agreed to tie-
Votb £150 to vulcing the walls of the
I fancy be was thinking
more of the side he pitt on as proprie-
L We-held a full council of war short-
ly after Bob’s accession to wealth. The
compositor-a pale. thin looking mun
ponderonsly of some
wierd sort of a. machine called a press
cic..—-till l
’.l‘uylor took it till
calmly. however. and spoke leurnedlv
of pressing a ream, as if he' d been in
the trade all his life
Percy Raggles—Rags as we called
hint—was created musical critic of the
Organ. His, and iudecd, all the stafi‘
appointments. were made with a beati—
tlful sense of the firmness of things.
7 M m
up all night when the press
‘sny the least.
Rngs‘ sister used to be a tonic sol‘flu
teacher in a boarding school. and,
Dick said. if Rags didn't know what‘
music was. he ought to. 'illHill said.
at present he could only offer the rest
of us positions as outside contributors. i
I confess it hurt me u llttlc—llob' s lutI—l.
ding was so Very draughty; but as the
compositor explained that most outside;
contributors not inside the office and:
took up the editor's time. it was agreed;
that for the present we might sit at the;
editor’s table. i
The room was swept and garnishcd.‘
and somewhat lavishly decorated with.
Huge yellow posters. with ilIIIn-
ing red letters, hung from lill' walls
and from the ceiling. wliilc ink pol=
and paste brushes gave an Oil" of "mid-
night oil" to the apurltuent. A lounge,
also. Taylor assured In. was a ill‘t‘t‘sdi'
ty. otherwise he could not think. It
seemed ti bit odd that it lounge should
make one think; but. then. or course.
an editor is noccssilrlly iiiiTt'l'f’ni to all
outside coIItI-lbIItor.
Before i hrcunic t'ltlilllrlctl with lilo
Oman I bad it vague notion that per
pi‘l's, gencrully sI‘t'tlklltg. mine out at
a fixed time. That. I;I_\'lor umIII-I-d Inc.
was an amateur iill'l What was won-
ted. be said. Wu! tu'luluulity~—"’l‘ukt~
the public by surprises" to speak; in ct:
thorn on the liltiltl' nt‘ expectancy." So
each “'ti'k the polar was lr~lwti to it
thirstlng public on .I dltlrrcnl duy II
is otrlinkc liuw prciIIdII-cd ihc publb
are, the few shops IlnII ind Idlu'll up
the organ. and. i'tllllldiilllillfll)’ at It»-
uncertainty and lill'tllll‘lli‘li lfl drop it
ill consctpn lli't'. but then. .I« llll it mid.
who cared for thcnt 1'
The articles In our lldlll‘l' Wt l‘l' III.II'k~
oil by it dtgrw- oi III.IIIIIIIIIII and init-
balances such a.- l b no u- I. r mci uuh
in any oilit r l" I'll-db al. 'l‘hIIIIIc.~ "not
“IV. "'t‘llliliiii .Illtl lH‘tillls iillli‘lt‘ii
when they l’i‘lll tin tlruuu.
"It‘s all \‘t-i'I‘ Wt'" for you chaps.”
said Tayloi. "an the ll‘l'illt'lllltiil~»
ponllblllly b- \t'I‘tii‘illu me to a thread.
You don't main to understand ililA
Illlltlh lllt' ”I'lluil will rut-l llir IIMIII- .
aura of the poor."
"One hundred and tlttr pound-5'
inllttcicd llult. gnsilil: ltiimlllil) at it
pile of l‘l'illl'll‘. iluc handled and iii-
iv pounds and Ilill .I |It'l|ii,\‘ to «how for
ll!"
lining to ilt'ww wua lhc moi-t catching
time of tilt “Wk. lliclt'v ililltliillli hail
lit-cu appointed iIIiiutI-r printer. and he
command the paper in lilo ~p.Irc that.
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aa raga-t.
ARMOUR PACKING 60..
MONEMNMIA.
brash.“ “We must remember the pub-w
lie." he said “and not mind ourselves."
We used to play nap, smoke cigarettes
and blast! Bob. and feel very important
when the advance copies were brought
by the anvil.
One morning. after an all night alt-
ting. Dick looked very glutn. “i think
I shall have to throw it up." he said.
“I can't stand the brhin fag. None of
you chaps have done anything for the
paper except cover it with item. Look
at Rags Poor Rags had been sent to
Queen's Hall to report a concert. and
had incidentally mentioned in his copy
that Crutt's dog show was very fine.
“l feel. said theeditor." that one pair
. of shoulders cannot support this load."
And he pulled out of his pockets bills
for-paper. printing. etc., to the amount
if £150. Bob's face was a study. “As
well as my 8150?" he gasped. "i wish
you and your afflicted were at Jericho
before l’d thrown away’ my money."
But what was the use of his losing,-
his temper. though to be. sure. “walls"
don't seem to be much in exchange for
wealth. Dick said all reformers had to
suffer, and he had no doubt that poor
[3th was Jealous. i think iloh was nun
tonctl he'd not put on his striped neck—
tie, for we'd had Ii visitor that morn.
ing. Most of the articles in the Organ
wore written by the outside contribu-
tors, with occasional paragraphs from
the stuff: but ill one week's issue a lit-
tle sketch had been inserted. written by
a stranger to our set-«It Miss Nora
Morris—and now Mina Nora Morris
had come in person to the office.
”i don't know what arrangements
the Organ makes with regard to pay-
ment." she said dcprccatlngly. Here
was an awful thing—payment~u girl,
too—«and we hadn't a penny. Wt
might have represented to II man that
"walls" should he uttered free of
(haigt; but a woman was different.
llob pulled at his collar and got crim-
son in fifth RWge smiled nervous-
ly and tried to whistle and Dick stared
git: omlly ut the ceiling.
With some idea of making conversa—
tion l tailored out sumo noncscnse
about virtue being its own reward; but
my volco' trembled anti died away in
fact.- of her astonished gaze.
"Can you give me any information '2”
she said to Dub. i felt just a little sor-
Iy for him; after all he was the propri-
etor of the Organ. and his pmltlon. to
was hardly dignified
Since lIc'd owned the paper he'd worn
tight patent leather boots. which madt
his temper rise and his feet ache. He
had discarded thorn rainy this morning
and was. now capering about in red
socks. trying to bcllcvc that the wash
u~‘- paper buskct concealed one foot whilr
the coal box hltl thc other. Each time
he tried to how the coal box gave a
lurch. and in rtwovcrinlg his balance
rIvcr went the basket. liy this time
lllck came down from the clouds.
"if you will be klntl enough to call
again this afttrnoon. I will have the
amount ready for you.’ he said.
This was a bold statement, and as
such we lrcntcd It with respect.
"You have .I watch. Bob." laid llick,
when All“ Morris had gone. lint llob
rebelled. Not for all the walls of all
the ibillli'li'li .would part with that
“tit-ch. After much searching. how-v
cr. and sundry Visits to itll obllglng
relative. Wt' scraped together.
Now ilIc Illillculiy was how lunch to
[my her. It was childish in pay too
much and mcau to pay too little. Mine
of II~ had cI'cI' written for .lll)’ tililf‘.‘
p.IpI-r than the Organ so we had noth-
ing at all to go on. The sketch was
about lire hundrul Wilt'tlr. and We dc-
"Idcd that wr-‘d make it L'fv, .i‘ >ho
\\.I~ u pirl.
.\li‘~. Nora .\itd'I'l~ illicit i‘Iiii'ii up ufw
ll‘l' ilI;Il...:ItIil we not quite friendly witlII
her. and told lIs-I' all of our tllitl» and
Ironbhw wblI Ilir urnnu. nbc I-t't‘lllHl
lI.II\'i~VI-I'. to like to iitlk itboill
IIInI-I than the IIilIh-tcd. Willill II.i
il'dllift'. .‘h i always IIioIItrlIt \illllll'll
wt l't' lllltit'l lit-.ii‘lI-il.
Illrk .«tctiud to hate III-own :-
oldrI null t'ldll'l' than bc ill-l lwcn.
hum III‘ the lI-linw.» neiuubliul. lawn
IlIcI r-lill. lilt szpii' \\.t.~ n ill‘ltll lIIII
Ir than it ll”t“i to ill'. I think in
bud t‘ildllL‘Idl lll' upIIItnIi about what
do |Il|l'ill' \tdlllui.
lb. and lhdi at [lit will
piIbihi \\t‘l't' not
much ur'itIIIIIlItI‘.
iii to il‘ailll liitlli
Mlllllll‘llllltl
llIiI liill‘
IllIIIIliHl ll|| III ~t.
and that ii \\.i.- lu-I
y Ilvgit'w
lilti lll‘lil Illa:
:Ipu .lIIII lb.l. tlui|l| tllilt'l‘ ll’l'dlilu l
lili'||l~ i “all“! .IlII-I liiiil lit' illlti atllll‘
out the :Ill.lil rvllilt lllr ltIiIllwr had lt-l'i
ililII l|i\l:'-iti ill mum-I.- and paid tlu
pIIIiIIIIn .ind ll-Iltll itiilt- lII lull
wanted in utrc litIlI limit the
but liub wouldn‘t Inn. .I .I fIrIliinIl.
'lbc iiiuaii bud .Ilwuts lIIcuiII it hit
more III int it than im- I'mi Il' us, and
how he iliicw iiillII-t'li bruit and Milli
lull) tin nulls \iI'illIIiI mm! of ”it or-
l‘iclcs and llliibll'lilllf dil llw lliywll‘l'il‘i
ill llll‘ bur-in in ilt'llll‘
womb rful manner
Hill. in aptb nl Iill iil‘
Iwiiiiii- Ii‘l“ titan
I'flulh, ilIt
IIIitIcIItlI: iltIc ltili‘l‘lliltm. \0"lt'll,.‘itt list
Hill. We ititich up iii ~c- the paper no
In [Irv-a, We found ltiok m-ru and III-
«pulling. ilil ulnuc "|i~ :Ill lut’i'. lint
fellows" be mild "lb: Organ".
I've no llltlllt'l‘. and “I no we trying
for “I‘ll: you‘d better go. all of you.“
he added, with II catch in hit. Vilii‘t' "
"'l‘hcre'e nothina to wall tor."
ln‘ that very Iiiil‘l‘lllulll. abuw .di oth
or» that Note .\luril~ thou to mil
To lcll the truth on wett- inlscrubh
pimp llulI lIIId giieu till his watch
Wuh- iii‘hlrl‘.
bid bad It propel dinner for day- Mien
dfii
kIi'punttiia lill' lllll‘liit II f.li ll
k.” lIIIslII-M‘
- il Im'."
:IIIdl
lull illllllit Inn
iii-Hui du ii «If illlllliltttl
l .tIIII .I led
2 lllti‘t‘llh
it“ i
hurucd limit.
”if
1;]? .It;
let ilic Intini‘
.Iud largo-r. and the,
poor old Organ wuh-d only ten later i
duIdL.
v‘u It i wiri-
iii.
soothing, and healing - It Is pee
. skin soft, white, (1 emooth:
you the soap-14 .
WA
we all please come to tea with her in
honor of the occasion? tithe got awful-l
ly angry when. awkwardly enouh.
we stammered an excuse.
”As if i didn't know.” she said. hovl’
infamously you overpaid me for that
wretched tale of mine. and l was so ter-
ribly poor I had to take it. And now.
Just because We got a little luck.
you're hateful and won't let me do the
same for you. I)ick"—-sho said.
"lilck"-“l won't keep the horrid mon-
ey. and i hate you." And with a burst
of tears she threw her purse at the
head of the editor of the Organ.
After that we fled. leaving Dick to
stem the torrent. lint when, after
waiting some minutes. our editor had
nol appeared we felt conscience-striak-
cn and sent Rags tip to see what. Willi
going on.
a foolish way.
"I don' i think there is much the mat-
th.' 'hc said. chuckling.
After that of course. we all went up.
There, stated on a pile of dusty Or<
guns. n smudge all across her pretty
face. was Nora Morris. her arms clasp-
ed around Taylor's ncck anti her head
on his shoulder, while Dick, looking
ldloticnlly happy. was kissing her hair.
”Well, l'm dashed!" said Bob; "what
an ending to the Organ!"
lint that was where he was mistaken.
Somehow or other Dick and his clever
little sweetheart got the poor old pl-
pcr on its legs again. it didn't pay so
much attention to the afflicted: and.
though it declined in originality of
style and feurlcssness of attitude, it
was more of a shows: financially.
lllck and Nora were married only
last year. and they own a very popular
wcekly. It Is not called the Organ
now. and somehow lately l've decided
that until the public is better able t
appreciate originality l'd better drop
journalism and return to business-
Answers.
A BABY CARRIAGE.
It Was blade to Order and was It Su-
perior Article.
"i never .Ice that ’lcllow puss," bald
II certain local professional man .Is
he pointed out ll Wl'il lIIIlli youth who
was hurrying bv “without recalling the
fact that he was tire unconsc lnll‘ hero
of a dmldcdl) funny :I.liu.illuu it
happened rather more than twenty
years ago. Willll the youth was II baby.
lla-w With ”In that of the limit llllii ill.-l
doilug papa .Ind III.itIi.I thtcruIllIed to
act him as diet :I lulty lariiugc as the
town afforded The father had dell-d
id opinion.- on buslucss Illtillclr. .Ind
dcc‘ulcd that the )nllllllrdl‘l” must be in
lieu down town and ilttui Il.‘ It were.
to the lugui. do all .IrIutid lIi .Ill
his lnfaniih ilncri ilt' was woltt‘d’
down town lb an .I tlnc child ltllli
dillntilii hm or .‘lllt‘lilitlll. and Ihc dot-
ing points “ill litnsttltpilli) dcl'ght
and '\ buggy I\.I~ pb kel out "not lilt-
littlc ftlltiw had lwo-n iliiv-d ct'tc l'di
Hints, and the llltllilt'l'~s.litl slit would
ubccl him lIquI th- iiIllier
"\IIII' ll find that an I-ttrd good I.It'-
sAItI lilt' alliliiilif proprietor. "lira
illlihi‘ u.- put it together ourselrtu. in
lac: uc IiIluled it ill- illll‘\. and out
with It "
t-lu lilt‘ parent. the built and the
I;"ll|illlit ~| li'ltti it". "iii a» the) pitwul
up wupirair til I illt\ .Iilraricd ii
iii ldcl. the!
“Pi“ ii ltilh- Marti-rd by It.
I'tllllll would limit .It the I‘dllidut‘ illltl
hull). and then uliI'Iw ill the patent.
..iiul luunh lIcItIilli.”
“ “Hi-Inctliinu our l' IIiuIIII thb,‘
did the father ‘Witul tin \iIII .Iippuw
lhty urI laughing at ,"
“‘I‘Iu rdll‘l‘ I don't know.“ .Ild tlIc
\mvrk'd ltllliilt". ‘I'il lliei ~lip around
.iI front tutti m- It I-i't-riibiug isn't all
lilfill.'
"flit slit walked lliit'dil. rim-Ni ilU‘r
Ind l .tIIIt- look. A»- nlu- turned around
lIlI htislmlid saw that she looked fillr-
iy .Iuhuet. 'l’luu sht- -IIatclch at some
thing on ”It carriage and hid it in be
hand "
“h what do IoII III‘I'HIM wan on
tin bout of die huggy'f' she hysterical-
ly MI Illlt‘ti to her husband.“
"'\\'hul"' hc amid.”
‘llilh tui‘tl' llltd all!‘ held ll Wilil‘i'
be until rind lt '
ll hntc llilt‘" words in large lI-t-
lrrw ‘tlur own Inukc.’
bite Munch lhI you ltluiw what I'll
llI youi place?
Mr. l-linI-clc Yes, You’ll get so tired
in bu minutes of what I hav» to put
Add it up with day after day that you'd never breach of pitIlhalouul rules." As it
atop iunnltut until you were dead sure IIlli' lll‘Wlimlti'l r't‘"
Hill c'utlhliil in tillrtltltifi.
"You heard her side. you any. lien
and i don't b. lime Itlt‘k she much of ii vuh-n""
“We!" be captained. etrnesliy try-
' When you Watiltihe Baby
age of lvorlne. i'l’he fame of
tilt:
lie came dowu grinning in"
lll‘i'llnl' "
hirv placcl
.n lllllill Iillt-Ililnlt that the.
A wonderful nether or all
household work.
up: mt col Wfllfe away
1018qu Jeep found In each In
ib
Shaving pa guaranteei
l'ttillc Sonpl pure, deliqtc,
utterly delightful for keeping the
You pay for t orlnc; we fly 4
mil
WWI“ ”AID
immomrumum.
. I.“ i
e board of directors of the Connec-
ticu flute Federation of Women's
clubs met in the rooms of the Young
Men‘s institute. at New Haven. Thurs-
day afternoon.
Mn. '1‘. K. Noble of the Central club.
Norwslkgwaa detained by illness. All
the member: of the executive board
were present.
The ottlcera of the federation, are:
First vice-president, Mrs. it. It. Kyle
of the English Literary club. Bridge-l .
port: second Vice-president. Mn. Adaml
field of the' Wednesday afternoon club.
Norwich; recording secretary. Mrs. l
Charles W. Sheltotn of the Woman' s ‘
club. Ansonia; corresponding secretary. .
Mies'Dotha Stone Pinneo of the Wo-
man's club. Norwnlk: treasurer. Mrs.
W. A. King of the Woman‘s club. Wil-
lltnantic: auditor, Mrs. H. Marin liar-
ber of the Womans club. Seymour.
Mrs. ll. ll Ryle omitted. The prluv
cipal business discussed pertained to
arrangements for a council meeting to
he held in Norwich the latter part of
October upon invitation of the Wed-
ncsduy Afternoon club of that place.
it was voted that the year book be
printed immediately. and that a copv
he sent to the president of each fedw-
ated club. '
in the ilcueral Federation of Wom-
en's clubs there are now forty-three
federated clubs and about 2.000 mem-
here. The General Federation will
meet it New lirltain the first week in
September upon invitation of the-New
ilritain Woman's club.
l
A FA'I'Al. JOKE m CAMP.
it is hard to account for the whims
of a fever patient. and perhaps slt‘lt
soldiers fall into this of even deeper dc-
prcssion’ than ordinary people: at any
.atc, it looks as if a 2d infuntryfnan>
killed himself one night here because!
he had not rt'l‘t'lil'tl a letter he was ex»
pectlug. With the great crush of Work
in camp and 1m ; ddco strain upon the I.
iitile postoiill-c. is no wondcr thnti
hundreds of letters for‘tlic soldiers lay
uuchiIcrI d for data; no wonder tbiitl
.Ihls Dill‘iiiiliflr ictt-r was lost in the
Inumbcr. lint be sick IIIqutrymIen
lould not IIIIIlIislunIl.
The ’
A wfifim
'Klnu.
7
mm, aI.i
/ e, Capt. Charles
You nla i ll Hill It“ .10
omit, h’y'rgux'hu: cpl ' gins
Penelwe a l’rogm, Kate Doug-
We. the undersigned. hereby give no.
lies to all persons and corporations ll-
Able to pay taxes in the Town of Nor-
walk, that they are required by law to
a» tits 1. 00
“M, Wt, I , ‘3" to deliver to the owners. or either of
. . them. on or before the first day of No-
. . “Mimi"... 0' Alon Lhapel. “‘h vember. 1808. a written or printed. list.
\ AI lt dated. signed and sworn to. of all the
Im’fla‘gryfl,:w$d?m boo 1' property owned by then on the lat day
___ of September. 1808. liable to taxation.
N. B.—-i.lsts may be returned to the
assessors. at the Amusers' Dulce. Op.
era Rouse Bu. .0.: 2. Norwalk. and at
the Council ltootn. llnvllnnd street.
South Norwaik. from and including
October 14th. 1808. to ‘nnd itt'cludlng
November lot. 1898. said ofllees to be
open from to to 12 o'clock a. an. and
from 2 to 5 o'clock p. m.. and on Sat-
III-dnys and on [November fat from 7
to 0 o'clock in the evening.
Dated at' Norwalk. September 8. 1888.
WILLIAM H. HENDRICK.
ANDREW J. HU'l‘CliINSON.
WILLIAM WARDEN.
' Assessors.
Tlielargoat camera so ly store in
Norwalk. Eastman Kod fluidly“-
Also a large assortment of Pocket
lttxrku. Cortland Letterman.
WILLIAM I». blinds.
liook Stationery and ”waving.
40 Wall street Norwelk. L‘onn
I’m Still In It
1 have bouglita stock of goods in Greenwich,
Conn., for less than I
lite on the Dollar.
. To clean thorn out quick 1 am selling
Ladies' and Children '3 Shoes at
50¢ per pair.
Prices.
Cloning Out Sale 2
bicycles, Tools, Bicycle Ifarts, Tires, ete.,ete.
“a... ~
Repairing.
(lennml Maci I tellepa' irin .
l I l Bicycles a Specialty.
I. ,C. Roth. amt...
No. it
liaillualPl.
Wagono inen Free 2
For 40 (none loop trade marks. 2 Ozone
starch trade mnrkmnd 2 Ozone waahlng pow-
der trade marke. For It limited time only.
A Pretty all been! Vegan. legals: Ilse with 8,0808
M AA om. Il‘ est.
Men's. Fine Shoes '
$i.00 per pair.
The above are worth what 1 ask for them
to go chestnutting in.
Theodore H.0lsen,
Washington Street, South liorwalk.
.. \
FRIDI’ICK W ROOIRS'
lllt' YCL E HTORE. ill MAln st. .. Norwulk, (‘8.
—-AXI) AT—
BULKL‘V I WHIILEW.
lil( total: “(Int-2.52 south .utun sII-eei. an.
Norwalk, Conn. 1y.” 2m
tarot this.
JACOB M. LAYTON,
AGENT FOR
The Alina Indemnity Co.
Hartford. Conn.
Campbell
Two-Revolution Century.
Added Sc -ptenibcr let.
for printing flue. half-
time engravings and;
high grade hook work.
These preset-a are all new and
up—to-dntc. thereby enabling us
to turnout a higher class orjoln
work faster and for Iowa IIIoIiI-y.
Bonds for City and Town Officials
‘ Promptly issued.
Cottrell Drum Cylinder.
For printing meters
and all kinds of Job
m
iI.I..I. ll. andll. II. R. timetable
In effect June 1. 1888.
[Four
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
'll-I~ m) lilll'tulllllt?' hi unlit-d day work wlIert-lnr fomul
:Iltcr (LII :Iid lit} illllriitl shook their ENe‘v tm- required. 8" ' NEW YORK.
heads. a'lic n- was no letter. i I
Finally in wusswcll enough to leuwi A. lit—12.53:. 4.55:. 5.45:, 5.15, 8.88,
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IiIt itiltl
“.'\n) bio-i for me“ " he would ask
umrnuut and l‘\t‘,nln'{ until it lll‘i .InII a!
Joke among his muuiults And tlilc of
'-.tlIIui in a spirit of thiap fun wrott
ililt‘r rIo IhI- man. .I kind of mink lute
lvtict. and signed II girl's name to it.
‘ihcn wlun the lIIfiiIIit)Iuan low it.
op~n and had it tagcrlv. the (illitrsl
liilll’iit d Imisttlnualy at his disappoint l
taunt. i
l'rllit limit! ”if ic-III it“)! on again.
and tiuIc has .I lpicir look in the i
man's eyes. i
"What's tht mail I. Group? ' 5.;ild
the sergeant 'Whai haw iou got your.
nun thcrl ioi'.‘ ”~iiu lufuutiynuiu lily
strrlched on his bank. with his l'ii‘l‘.
chit-pct! in his arms. the lunatic against
his i‘iltb‘k. i
l Illf‘su Rs my gun. aim it?” in- re 5
plicd. "I ulll'lfll i can do what i plcual l_____,
with it." E
And thtitt ilt‘ till-IieI-II to do with it
Wait to blow hia brains out Just as the
day was breaking. ”the bIIcr he had
waited for llillli'ti Iip u w-wlt later.
Iaistluui'kI-d It iIIulIlh before. The writ-
ing was in it woman's liaiId.»l"roIIIl
Leslie's We lily. .. l
l'lttll‘ElbtiiINAl. .\ll\'l:li’l‘ltllltitl.
'l‘lIo physhlau who buys hIIiIH' in II
llt‘\\it|llllltl ind pins lot it is guilty of;
”lillilitifv ulunul iIIlici'TllI-lliil lit llic
tyre Ill uiuuy llll‘lililt'l'li of his prob-s»?
ulou. it that satin» physician is lit at-
Icndnuu- upon II patient of some prom
llltlltl' in the Ioniiutiuity. if in per-l
iill‘ultl It Ililtliult ttpci'lllltlll upon it pu-
iil'lll land it doesn't tuitltI-I lunch in
the hint mm.- whether the patient Is‘
pituIIiaI-I ill or mat. and hi- ful'ttllili“ u
report of the Insitcl lo the Iiuwspaperl
for publication as a "news item." of
lctuirst'r that is all rialIl lie Ikmn't
i"|it‘4i to put for it. so it tililtloi be All-
terllsinit "I tries to make the news-
paper bellcw that he has done it a
good turn by giving it a news item. but
down lll his inner conscience he knows
that he has murmi some very good ad- l
«Vet-lining whims cunt. and without
it has sceh eli-
'ough of nah maturi- to lltlti'l'rltllli;
Illiom thoroughly "Wilmington tlleblE
Bury Evening. l
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A \‘lehneae physician has completed
Nora iiimlllotl in the state of the law lug nut to main- it too silvers "lie lull Maren which show that inc death rate
in a moment and announced that she'd this way:
Wheat-cor i hear her slit.
Along physician is 8.06. as contrasted
had it stroke of hair The Warrior had I am gratful to my parents for not giv- 3 With 8.8! among “We" I'M 5.38 '0'
taken II serial of hers Ii test. and would lag the II musical «Int-alien."
.the clergy.
l l0 35:. 11.858. 11.40.
i P M.-l2.47x. 1..“ 8.258. 8.04. 0.07.
l 5. lbs. 5. 38. 5. 558. 0. 41, 7. 088. 8.11, 10.80
SUNDAYS.
A. M.-l2.588. 4.558. 5.458. 0.00.
P. M.-5.85. 7.20. 8.45:. 10.10.
LEAVE NEW lORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
, A. M.-—12.08x. 5.00. 0.00. 7.00. 8.00:.
'9.02x. 9.048. 9.00. 10.03x. 10.00. 11.008.
P M —12.023. 1 04 ".00: 8. 08!, 8. 808.
4.02:. 4..04x.-430:, 5.02:. 0.00:. 5.08.
7.00.1001. 0.80.
Golding Jobber.
l-‘or printing the better
lines of work. It liai-
all the luipmwnieuta.
and bi one of the lilit'til ‘
pitta-a or printing inti-
tilillt‘l’) in the Nor-
walks.
C. A. FREEMAN.
0" Wm" Peerless Jobber. 1 ”mt"- .
ii and ill Water l-llrccl. A. M.-—-l2.03x. 0.00.130. J
South Norwalk. For printl|utrl the "It?" P. [—0.00-
cmm. {‘,’,,",‘,,‘,'.",',‘,,,‘ .lff,”h';,'"'{f LEAVE scorn nonwaut Iron
and it. “00‘ it. NEW HAVEN.
I
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IITWIIN
Norwalk,
South rial-walk
Now York.
A. M..—-l 11:. 1.80:. 5.88. 7.48. 8.48.
illliii. 10."i..s. 11.08:. ".48.
)8.» 12.02:. 1.18. roux. m. 581.
5.217. 7.05, 0.05x,015. l..ll5
Bridgeport in addition to above. 5
tn.. 8..t't 5041.1. .
SUNDAYI.
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An 3 indicates apnea.
5 room nonwaut 'ro baseline.
A. hl.-—0.55. 0.l5. l0.08.
l’. amino. no. mo. eoo .
tisturdaya. only 8.10 p. in.
amount to acorn noawanl.
A. H.400, 1.25. 8.4!. it“.
P. tin-480. 5.80.8. . if.
solidity trains to Deanery. 8.88 a. I.
1.8! p. as have Deanery. 0.08 a. n.
8.10 p. in. 8.45 p. to.
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city of Norwalk.
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and logic.
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Loan Iouett ”overalls e p. on.
Loan New york. Pier Al I. la Icahn-n
“not. I p. m.
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beeswax-“'8‘.“ ”hi
mum men-blatant. .
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run an Inn III it no In in
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A. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler ,
[Opera House Block, Namath. Court in
it s—au
wheat-laden.
for sale hi lionth ”mail by a. e.
lllaon, a: Washington street.
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Norwalk Chronicler