SOUTH NORWILF “mm 00.
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rw' @ 4 (Mkkfin a“, _
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rum flinch! Ix muses:
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In W Mn! me 1:11: What
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LEWIS rum 7:“ '~ ‘-
Ar'rotnte‘v AT LAW.
Uta-x over Sword; Clothing Store. $01.13: Nanak. j
I nan let!
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M M. . SOUTH Nfififfi fi "‘Omce. POTI‘IER a. smug
Wham—Null“; 1:5:mand
XAtu Wxsr (most—7:!) A. 1.; Mend 7:55 P. x.
mm .
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1. Wm
wonfle’i e081- omce.
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SOUTH VORVVALIx CON N., THU]
MANUFACTURING CO.
“‘nreroo-I, No. 825 Broadway.
Lexington avenue, New York.
X. P N.
T085. DOORS, IANTKLS, WGS,
MIRRORS. mm, BRON-
V“ 3!. B.\NDEIn Sm, 233 &c &c
fl 52%.“ an: emu—em 1nd 9:1!) 1. x. 5:11) am] ‘ " " 31-13--
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rumnu) wry-r? BANK arms. you. I ,_ 3m 1111 DY“&‘5‘“‘1 10:00; L “d e15 “' E
WALK, CONN ‘ ‘3‘“ l Dunner 1.11:1. $32—$55 “ 15:33:” P‘ 1 ‘ ganes‘fpiirt. C1315 ‘Buch numtbeer contfiins 1&3:
- her- _ ;;A,- . —T: .t. I r. x '
- " nary of the news. communimtione from corree pond-
“ 11-1.1 .m A.D DALT0\. ’ _. ,figcgugggéw P \1 5 3:41:11 editomls on subjects of load or general
- - ' 1“!“ it h“ an initial circulntion of 501‘ n 1': nd
\ T T U B) E ‘1 . A T L A ‘V ROWAYTON POST O C $51!): on the ling (*1! the New 1?ch andeNe:Hnr§3n
FF] . roe mun 0 ts era
« can b" manta-rs mick. ”rm ram. E other re‘t'identgwho p ij‘filzs’i‘l
their dry goods groceries. etc: in ork. thus
“'ALE. CONN. 2—1!
, wwflos 3132333112.;—
MAIL! Ens-r (East—8:45 A. n.
lune “ rsr Creek—7M5 A. 11.;
{havens MAIL D11—
,_ ‘ making The Eur o desirable advertising medium
7:53 A. l‘.’ :3:8 2. x for \‘ew Y ork merchfinu find business men.
.\TTUR.\'EY AT LAW.§
lenient. co 'lected and profession“ 3131' ice with
Mayor—Doom P. ELY.
Clerk—Wurst: T. Bran—om:
Wrrtn-x33gifiy 5 mean“. 1'3an.
sorrn 3031111.: CITY OFFICERS. ‘F’l‘fe‘1909pleg'5n‘ifi‘l-L; .15.... “an... 3133
7 00
Ten Co One You, (to one addrm).
“mi flcoplu, “the n12 of ‘5 cent! per cup
1 SADLE COPY FREE
w
1» ul rhrgo 011111 in Dlhbh' .~ 'oek. South Tnaflmr4.‘3. A. Boo“. '
Sunnis, (mm. 22.1: {311’ -tor—-Tnzonon ‘3‘ 11130:.
- . 1 . Awents vented ioevery townln (Jon-retinal. Kant
“ '1? 3" 9"“: " "b‘i—f‘ f- - " AWfi‘W—V‘ U-mc- Qrmm. erni‘evv kart. “a New Jersey reconvene form!»
DES - - PI.."I"I‘. Marshal,» ,1 , ecriptions to The Hour All communications must
R” we“). Jun. 1. UMP“ be addressed to ' The How. Westport. Conn,“
lxhl RAKE! AND REAL ESTATE AGEXT
Rush tenement-1.1111111 hum-es farms Ind bufld- f
1:: to“. Dru" defile. will! find other legal
3:01 aim am has policies for life. Incident find ill-e
"ashram-1.1:: the best 1:1:1npnnletat the lowest rates
Hait- .‘1m:r~‘Hullt 31053111171089101’
ace on \htn nth-1‘2 Dik‘ble‘ i BlorL m": r Cornetotk's 1
no" Sufiffx Vurwntk.1 :1 f Fww.
l-‘m: IDA} H. N.\Sl I.
Uramni-t Trinity L‘hnrrh Brid opera
( 11111 1
x. - ., .u ,4: l ,
, away—Winn: {but
' Street (imam—£13181 A. Waco-um) :
former—JOE! HILL I. D. l
.1h‘orrazy—Lms F. Bum. -
.V-rnreynr—“n'iunkn T. (‘nur l
L's'u'ar' of Police—4011:: .\' Tl‘T‘l’l—l ,
Ibumifmen— ,
Fin: Bard—JFALLIADQJ BASIL TEUIA! (:crnn, -
, hair“ Jam L Rianuos. .
Third "uni—(5:01:53 Banner. Heater H. El~ :
. a nu. that Z. Somx. Busmnn quaux.
‘ Imrp-w‘flrrv r! 1571650!!—
21;
Horse Shoemg.
An experience of wet forty years. three-quarters-
of which be. been spent at my present place of busi-
PT” new cnconmgu rm to promise
—m ‘
glam L. Harms-.1.
0? l‘OfKCluEN.
l. : \- C H E R 0 F. m [—5 I l , P§:Ixnk°rg-x“m5 3‘— V0370.“ “VD-“Al 5‘ , in shoeing 111mm f1,1»1 ur in prweming intc-rftriug'
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33:90:11: li'urrf—Lnturzn F Toux.‘ 8.11111. F. l ”1 bur" '
...: at...“ new“: “res: Be: 2 Wm»: ..-..- < 1...... s on No CHARGE.
Jeri". “mtport Saturdav . i .umw [1.1- w m .D . .
an used 5.5.] ”.1 , 1117 or run STAND].\G 111:1:me . m .1 . ,
0' ‘ a. 1.111: 1111‘ a call. at the oldest stand In lllt‘ ton-11.
01-1) WELL HOTEL,
111113.153 man: no wummox mum.
I/rdizumau—Thoms Guyer. Hart Z. Norton. Tal-
mndge Baker.
_l.«¢mnenfx—(i-eorge Benedict. lmnder U, “‘ilcnx.
Robert H. Rowan.
_, mil MT, 801"“! NORWALK.
30"“! NUR‘VALK, COX): Sfrwtx and Sidntallbtwlleury Ii. El“ ell. Franklin 24-1! JOHN MIQi HA—E
B. Purdy. Robert H. Ruwunx T ' ._A . ‘
roots .1: 130., Proprietors. 3335,35,,ng Z ”mm mm“ “m” \T EVVA \\'D R \RE I) L »\.\"T
\x rxwllvnt Stable attached. tarriuzw in e:- @Lwn’wfi‘vm Frank- b
realm-1‘1- at Ill hum which can b:- had 1'); npplim lin '
'i-m .1: curve! the Hotel. If vRobert 3. Roman Joseph L. Hopkins
Henry E. El “ell
J. “.. GISIL‘IS’IN. Belgz'gg‘ Talmud '1' Baker 11.2 \orton. George R o s E s ’
21m 51:. sum AND ()RNAMENTAL * afié‘éfpgzjfgfi L" H“?‘m"‘~ “WW" “ m“
Public IIe’Lu’liz-anklin B. Purdy. John L Rich- Geraniums,
l’-\l\'TER AND DECORATUR
'5'
srds. Thomn- £11131:
“'llcox. (ri‘tll‘jR Bene-
M I" Law “I, XIII art-.11 South \‘orogfi. Repair; a: If skppliee-VL t _
Prim nun-me .. mxrh d n {0 Wu .. ' . '
‘1 '1! \‘nrwalk 301's”. 1870 s‘m' I 1-” I“ at: “t“:x ‘ 4 -—, _ > ‘ BREE} As?
A SOClETY fNUEX.
ol. (3 (‘RO“‘I‘I. AND
motors.
1 \ l: P l-L\ . T 1-: R A _\‘ 1) B L‘ l l. 1) E if. r 11. I". .17wa in their 11.11101. “1111 .1.. x11.»
JUBBIN'U DUNE .\T "ZIHKT XllTll'E.
”“er «fill it: 1
5110;) on Ann 5 :n-ct, 111.: Mum.
\uoth \‘nmnlk. )uv. l7.
“360 1 If
1-5. It. HIIER\V(K) I).
BUILDER AND .GONTRACTUR.
I
In all in branches with or Without nmt1-rinl.lub» 4'
‘ 11.. - doneat «linrtwt notice. 0rd 13‘ soli ciud.
.‘l’znp on! of the Depot. near the Nursery. South
\ mfilk
.1. .mp3 R Rnynmnd. of South homnlk. i- 1211 au-
murizni "Ell inure none-aloud slid businwu'
Nmth Surfifilk. Jun. 8. 1871,114im‘
(i none-1‘ NORVISLIn
l.\IR BI'ILDER.
*EWEL“. BXLFFTEKS. HAND RAILS.
BTAIRS .tC RC.
\ladc l‘b miur. and put 11 or shi to any rt of
61” counzry Shop {out put M13233)? street. pgonthd
Yuri-111k.
All order: promptl} “tended to and snfi~ffilction
:manfrul -ti’
III‘.\(‘KE§.\I {1311le}.
(‘AHR & EVEXDEN.
\\ uuld announce that they have started .1 new
President.
_\ on: 111:
.‘(om elk.
Schanb.
walk. Jam's.- E. Barbour, Pres.
UM Well Lodge.
tummunimtion: hnl1i1n on 1131 first and third ’fucs—
day evenin K in each month. ugthexnt
strm t. South )clnx'llk
5! Join. a Lodge. \0. 5—¥§l
Thursda} ”-1111; 2‘ in (GET
: v-zp-eL \onv ilk
0m- Bro. Iii?“ Lodz”. \'.o 10. —.‘lt_'i‘f.~ en ry Monday
awning at 1h1ir Hall.
James C. (mum. .V
J. Prowitt.
Olmstt‘fld. permanent 501::th
(dd "3!!! (lath—0C
streets, South Norwgl
evening tsnndays 131:1.
ce ted.) (hm. (3 Dean. President.
Harm n Rai road Depot. South \orwalk. Openm ererr
evening (Sunday: excepted.) Chester F.TolP1-esl—
c811»: Ball (flag $4,. Sin orrvnlk.
Selle-ck. Free—ida 8 President:
E H 50110 ;Charles E.
a
Smith. {apt
7 German ('1sz
91.1mm: in South Nomlk. President 1" Becker;
Vice Pre~1d1 11!
man; Cashier, ll.
XOR\\'AI K )[EDICAL ASSOCIATlUN. 1
hints second Monday meaning in each month.
BEDDING OUT PLANTS,
Flowering Shrubs, Fruit Trees,
CHOICE
MASOXIC
-'.\o “B. 1". anti .4. H.»Re-rnlar
Hahn
55%?“
Daxld M. Pollard, “3»I
ODD Fmowg
on \\ all -tr\-1=t. North—elk.
: (11-01-20 L. Taller. \ . G ; T
T. S. Stout. Treasure-r: Chas.
1. Blackberry.
Secretary ;
Q114-
’ > 1 Sh ind ' mun
. M _\ and .
$003 003ward_ 3"”
(‘ i146. -—BIOO‘IDB in Savings Bank Bui‘ din" : -
Open every dew and e :ening (Sundngs ex Strawbom ,
Club. —Boom: in New York and New
—Wm_
“I'mhxum, "an5 even" Friday
Tomatoe, Egg, Pepper, Cabbage and
Celery Plants.
H.
Emdlcr :
Stmn»:Sec1-ethrv. “ Bram ,
Musical Director, Geo. t
Choice assortment of
.1111,» u [after-mead of Wlter (streefléRgiéyéJéI-g‘figth President! John Hill. 3!. D A‘ life l’reiigegé. IEra FLU“ BR \\1) VEGETABLE SFEDQ
\urnlk. or e o S '1'“ (:regnrfil _ ockut .; ' g. " . ‘
“$588.51. W6, WAGON KAKLVt: Trwit‘mfiB .=_. ’
n- M-kel maommxos. .1“! i
UREIKBE. SHIP “'URK. are Good work at rom-
mo: hie pricey. 13m
“BLV'I'II N’ORW.\LK None-1211‘
s_\\"1.\'1";s BANK, ......
WY?” “WALK. (XIXH. gafer.“
’l'f'fl-l allowed on all its made in this
frwn: 1111- am day of the month next euc-
' thv» (lvpo-if.
' S. HAXFORD.
Treasurer.
( bnmrd
3!. l’EL‘Kl-IR,
'l mini Social Tam
evenimz.fittheirf1al
South Somlk. 311-5. Dr. Perrier.- \V. C. T
day evening at their Hall.
walk Chm-lo: lislimk“ C. T.
..\o 5—1102” every
greet. 31'0le C. F
"‘—"‘_——‘— Friday eiening at their Hall. on Wall etmmt Nor— :
walk. EH. Parker-W
SI 3111?? s T. A.
‘ evening in each month. Rooms in [saucer] Building
l DUTCH BULBS.
Special ittentiou gixen to the getting up of choicr
Boquetu W reams Baskets, Crosses an other Floral
Dec-oration. at shortest notice. Bend for Coming-rte.
MALLORY a; DOWNS.
NI‘RSERYMEN AND Puncture,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
SouthXortvnlk. \m. 17. 1870. 1y
Are You Insured ?
-'.\a 5 -)Ieets an en" Friday
in Dibble‘ a Block len street.
Lodge. 1. 0. (1‘. T—Mects every W ednes—
Main street South Nur-
/ Honor and Tan mu? ‘ \pmbfing
esdny «cu-nin'r at
i. R.
Alain§ :lrrcf South denlk
No. .5 S. V T.—.\[ert:l even
111111111 Bank Building \\ nil
Seller-k, W. P.
Division. 30.1 s. of
Z—Meets 1:1 cry
B. Society—Meets first Monday
l
. ... . .-.--,_,.4 l
“WP (YD "\(flflt BEER SALOON Wail street. over insun-mcc ofice, Nomlk. James}
. ‘ ' A I ’ Sherry President. ‘1
. “nu-1' “kin"? and Wa~hinzznn «roe-:5. South Nor unfit" J -» ”(INL-Xects first i —
hulk. loan. 1-“ t d i m a?!» ;
" hell 5 corner Mam an al streets. in.
\v. xv. (foxrsn‘ocx. Hands President l CASH CAPITAL. $200,000.
‘ 133-“)3 tivmxs.‘ m of ~10 n 5
.- ‘ '7" "- " ‘ ' " I' "Mai and ninerx‘ “ion. .12. 1 11! l
. 3(“ 8% Q3213“ \urfllfi- Beet on the fin} and third Igtl‘ulny men» §
h th. t t 1r room on em street.
11 x 15 B l. E‘ \- B L 0 c K Q'fféfigcwg‘ii KeallowePI-esldent. s n nibble l All paid 111 and seem elv invested
. :1‘ SOUTH xonv.‘ 31.x. any. ' " . wsfllgl _ .
, . l. _ . . ,
rm“ “" " ‘ “n . LPnsidentz. With surplue.
mm 1 > =
JUlfN HL’TCHINGS,
- afivL 31‘
Pm}:
thee-d magmas shared
th'lrptmhthehm 1-1!
”9171‘; yl‘m‘m
Hunter‘s. Shim.“ WM in
0 H T E R S
1:2- urgent-diner relinhleOyugruhblhh-
“M ‘3 street. {octet W
edqu in ge‘ch menthol:
Travelers' insurance Company,
-XG .kINST .LCCDENTS? r‘r
Homer Hood“ and Ladder Co- 310. i. )urwalkL— ,
Meets second Thursday in each month. E. S. \l 11- g
coxen. Foreman. ;
Plana- Steayna-Eugine (p-50. l Nomlk. ~Meet1- :
first header in each month.
THE OFFICE 011“ THE
J. B. Elle, Foreman ;
(b. \'o. L CNmflK—Meel: first‘
"KMFW- ’
l
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111111 INSURANCE..— gamut,
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W. B. TOLLES,
Dale In
Stuvm Tin Wnrg, Cooking Cytgnfiili
annex; Lw'xcg OFFICE.
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Drafts on the Boyd Bank of Ireland.
anteonafl ports ofEnmpc. Plemgetirkets to
findfromtllpfirtsofEui-opg. Fwsniehy
...:nlw *1"
Mutual Life Insurance Company,
‘l‘i’; ‘ =
film?
South Norvvalk.
'li'e' '
m P.H.Y.P1fidlat If!!! new m
'1'. n. xomson. m Sou?! Hutchinson. Nor-
or xzw you.
Wan-moms and Factory 41st and and streets. and
('ABD’E'I‘ NAKEBS. UPHOLSTERERS. DECORA-
l’lIRFEtl fATlSFlCTIONE
‘ text.‘ 1 1.» , .. ...... .
. tlmri'
Hale-Blur“
The mule stood on the steamboat deck.
The land he would not tread :
They pulled the hnlter round his neck.
And mcked him o'er the head.
They cursed and swore—he would not go
Until he felt inclined ,-
And though they thundered blow on blow.
lie filtered not his mind.
The deck-hand to the shore complaint-d.
“ The vermint‘u bound to any I“
And still upon the critter 3 hide.
The sounding lash made play.
. 'Hl’ 111.er fl’drk BaileR éla‘
' :"Th6boalfioi: but: 1»
.1: other moéfiefn vnhzybu‘re trim,
Suppose you twist his tail—
It‘1l likely that will make him land."
The deck-hand, brave though pale,
The nearer drew, with outstretched hand.
To nuke the twist avail.
Then came a kick of thunder sound 3
The dcck-hnnd—where was he)
Ark of. the mm that as around!
Bebeld him in the em I
A moment not a voice was heard.
But winked the mule his eye,
As though to ask to him occurred.
“ Now how was thnt for high F"
"Just cut bl: thrust," the captain roared.
“ And end the cussed brute 1“
But the noblest soul that perished there
Wu he who tried to (io'l !
..._w
The Apple Trees.
n" ( . “HYPE.
The apple trees stands in the olden r011,
“'her(- the sunset Blunts on the western hill :
The springtime: come and the springtlmos go,
And they bloom and bear their fruitngc still.
Their limbs are gnarled and covon-d with lnuN‘.
Yet the lithe young branches in beauty raise
A shower of snow that the May winds crow-
With a lovely pledge for September days.
Never were apples mon- lnscinns or sweet
'l‘tinn their red streaks and plpplus of golden huv,
When December snows drift over their feet.
On eta-Lcold nights when the mndwvlnds lilo“. ,
And there. secure on the old, awed; $113!);
Th1» birds need always to roost I! nigh! :
I think 1 can see them pen‘bcd there now,
Wrapped in a meet 11! the full moon's' light.
But they have all gone, and the harm-aloud i.~ mun-r
Father and mother. and youth‘s dour friendni
Strange hands pluck away the ripened fruit
When with wealth and plenty the orchard bends.
But the wren lg 1211 1'1 and the blithc robin too
“ itb the lurk on 11-11;
The apple trees know ill kl '
And 1111 cuckoo s Volcelnthe benso'n of Ion
One tiny I shall turn» of the apple: again.
And renew, as it were, the links of my youth 7
The fruit that hung over and dropped in the lnnc.
When the world was all filled with beauty and
truth.
Bub/b11515.“
A relative beauty% pf§ty Cvilleltl.
The science of sorrow—Si;;b-colug_v.
A ..
Epitaph for Mr. l.:1ulb—“ Rest in pens!”
l’uri: would be better all if she had “Hairy
Red "
storied curn"—Tllc nm'elinl's 11:13".
A \vqmzmsluvc lot 11 military ufliceris
gcmnlly in. 5"
Out In Missouri tin-y 11n- 11111king wine
from painnips; but Dot-about]. says wine ul-
wnys “11c pn's nip.
“ Swivel sermon." \\ :1.- the name :1_\‘oung
mlnlnter of 1.12)" habits guru to a package of
“could prom-h to any
1.1 rmnns which lu-
.\ min'mc; Ilul lung ego mouthed 116mm
tut, Be )1: there flue etumlfast,‘ Y but 1111-
printt-r made him expound from " [31' 3'1“
for lu‘t-ukfust T"
rvwrunl Fir." :1.~l\1-1l un-
“ lhu‘. you have em—
“ Ar“ 11m \‘11'1'.
01111-1" sulcnm lxrutllf't'.
bran 1 1H ‘hc \\itlu\\'s?"
Puncéinullogives this tllkloguc : .-\.~piring
amok—.11., you have read my essay 2' I
hope the verdict is favorable. Editor—O,
yes all right; acquiltotl on tl11- ground of in-
sanity.
At a recent meeting of a parisbmetmighl—
laced and most exemplary curate submitted
11 re port in u ritinv of the destitute Widous
3.113111121311119 stood in need of assistance
from talc-“pylgh.
A gentleman in bed one morning, when a
friend, stepping in. said: “ P., breakfast is
coming on." “ Let i_t come," exclaimed P.,
; with a look of defiance, “I am not afraid of
it."
Somebody has written a. book entitled,
Wim‘ yvfiolrjie 18-11, Emu via-1:
Wale fhnkly fr9113”: firm W a
bull as the book, the chances are that he will
be hanged."
A resident of Kalamazoo w rites to a
“ school boared" .in Ohio that he will take a
school ash! taught Wool 1S:
attended doll 3" rs af" Milking-an
and am 26 yrs avuge. " ‘
Enthusiastic Maiden. ——“ 011, Mr. Lovell,
I‘d sooner be a violinist than any thingin
the world. Wouldn’t you. ’” Modat Youth.
—“ Well if you were the violinist, I think
I’d—a—sooncr be the violin. "
. .A minister than)", N Wed,
1:15an "lately. when he 1113;}: M11513
proclamation concerning impediments, the
blushing bride replied,“ Go ahead, stranger;
I’m all right.” Befrmntfiead
A county treasurer, “ill low, whose safe
was broken into and robbed a few daysngo,
@11qu new» 713. here the
men 11'1de nial'nlda féw 51.1%
it will be as good as ever it was.”
Rummy a connexion-retou-
kgwhobeingine wild country whéehe
could find no provisions for himselfordog,
gmdtgp- uttpfihoflgin yam
offidapdywhfiebeing Winn-1m
MW“ ,
{mmmml
CHIRP
03.
HEART :
A LOVE _R__5coRn.
By llgwood of Ween-loner.
f . H w
[Continued]
Hay 18$
Home again ' For my years I’ve not
then so Ion g'fiwny from mother. She missed
me jargdgn and is rejoiced to have me home
blesa that. loving, finxioua heart!
here can such a one be found, but' 1n a
mother’s breast. 9- I mini) return to uncle‘ sin
a. month, when Rainmnd expects to be able
to come on for a week. He wishes to have
as with him as often as possible. The dear,
old heart! .«“BCM my child, ” said he to
me lat night, “ when Reimoud asked youw
allow all the laurel-5.3911 write him tows
thro’ my hands; he '6 so at my request. I
told you at eye go it" had never
mam11.11.5113}: Tile unbec-
loved a “ 9mm
lately true. My mother-m died when I waian
till-It a sister I never had. Now, in my
old age, I wish to hear how the cob; tvvo
at. which urodeay 10 um. are min: 113.110
ha] 511' eet converse in love' 3, to me truly
unknown, tongue. Y our letters. my darling
child, moved my old heart, lung beforel saw
you I felt within me, that there must be
something lovely about you; that even if
your face were not. beautiful, still the ll bl.
of your pure soul,be1uni.ng from 1 se
bro“ 1) c: on 11 hich Raimund loved so dear-
ly, would be all- sufliciunto dispel the loom
of grief or misfortune from a. mans cart
Continue dearest Berta. to truulate into
words, the language of your fond heart and
sympathetic soul, and let a poor, old man,
whose life was never gladdeued by the sun-
ehine of a woman' s affection, reed thissocred
record of your love. I will tinge my last
farewell to this world whence I must soon
depart, with u roseate hue of happiness, that
never yet lit up [In path through life.
XI. .
Chirp to Berta. "
Ithink, dearest Berta that after awhile.
young Holly and I will becomegood friends.
Since he heard me sing the German ballads
that e\ enmg. he seems less disposed to make
his escape, when I urn announced I deem
myself a good judge of human nature, but
until young [lolly I‘ve been completely in
emu-.118 shuns every one until he discov-
ers that he or she, either professes congenial
traits of character, or else some articulnrly
brillimt mental o-111l1m mont. 11 fact his
mother informs 1111», that he {1111111 nte society,
mercy for the gratification of an irresistible
penchant to study chm-.11 ton, nlway s assum-
ing that one 5 features are either positively
or negatively the infallible indicee there
of bile acknowledging that the heigbtof
11 brow, the formation of the lips the shape
of s nose or an entire face mist him mater-
ially in nrriv ing at correct conclusi he as—
scrts,tl.1at even by the slighmstn most
minute modifications of the facial linen—
1nents,nstum often divulgw or gives intima-
tions of on individuals character. For in.
stance tlu \ 1 ins of the forehead or upper
part of the nese. the position and depth of
dimples tin- thickness of the nostrils, the
length of the 1 yelashes and formation of the
038 Hlids the umtionéz of the eye the growth
of the e) c—bluus, the dumtion of smiles and
(he lines deseiibed by them, the size and
shape of 1111- vars and "lllllr position the size
of tin 1111>Lrils and the involuntary move-
1111111 of am of the facial muscles, ate the
signs and lulu-s. by \\ huh this 3 ounu» physi—
oguumist spells out. with astonishing accur-
acy, the se1rets of chamctu and mind. Yet
0 and reading as womenul'wa ysdo,
deemed 1 young Bully still burdened by
the dinidenee of his school-days. Until of
late, I never could inm ine, \vhyllnlph. who
seldom allows himscl “H to become attached
to any one, should so invariably mention
W alter liully u1 his letters,and always
couple a few words of admiration to these
assurances of est1e111.As I ceased playing
in bard dc! Arno the other evening, he fix-
etl his fine, thoughtful cyts upzlnnp'pul ex-
claimed “ ‘W agner is 11 rung! Musié proves
nothin-r ' It only toys with the imagination
or viv idea the dormant soul, by breathingits
111 Let breath upon delicately attuned heart-
~trin1'S.I think I understand that composi-
tion, which son have just interpreted so
beautifully. It' s the whispering of wavelet
lips upon a pebblv shore at twilight prob-
ably ; but had it been called La Uhutoda
H ”111111.23, I would have imagined .flnt those
5“ eel piano passages, were the of the
lumen Either interpretation we 6 have
filled my heart with joy I molten how
Gluck, that u onderful0y maestro of seven-
teenth century, in his Orpheus and rydioe,
eurtles the listener by a fine imitationof the
furious barking of Cerberus, as Orpheuanenm
the portals of the infernal regiona,’ in search
of his beloved Eurydlce. But had I been Ln
ignorance of the three-heeded monsters ex-
istence, I would have deemed these deep
tones, the sound of Plum’ 5 ”voice or the beat-
ing of mintermhm HQ
11» union of llades, t1) )l-ev pj‘e inor-
tal‘ a c.ntrance But even when forms and
contours are placed before the well-practiced
eye, the conclusions arrived at are often lu-
din-mud!“ dmngm do the subjective 1n-
fer-me! Marcella :vary. “For
instance, “bile at Rome, I visited a. collec-
tion of antique marbles, in com with a
lady of rare mental attainments, yet she
paused in front of g bust of abguga, and
grew elmueitwln ii gazingiu
lmeaments of takihat God-like face,’ as she
termed it, mis 11g the tyr for ’Ci ”
But do I weary you, déerestggerlfi, bygone
describing the fi [assent evenings which I
slpi-jndt witgh the oily! Y You know I take
(5: gt in all magi-Aler-
yon t I 3&1 a m fii,
mule close this i yf:
min xiudéWap do,
the piazza on which wehad taken seat: after
our musical We, ter dismissed
him with some gracefuli remark and offering
me his arm, walked‘w ethmughm
gardens, which are emommg, and 'pt‘egsed'
my hand cordially as he bade megood
“gm“‘fimm‘f? .3331“
dearest anyone has a. kind word
for me now-a-days, that I scarcely know
how to Wham!“ Wnl~
fer," bnt'weliéd ithe'
find I luvs knownhun
he is no more a
for so short a'titfié. meme e,'d.urling friend,
foritisaaajlly weekneg in agw
I am «MW with you,w:
round your-neck," in: brmqedmm Ifid
my head pillowe’d on your
M'ev’reti and love m‘e Tendly.
0111:pr
011! lovedfriend, could! ,
sorrowfmnmy um
Conidlhnttlee to yommygithtd
mddie'ithinyoorm
Mr Wm. w. empbeu, in :a’ late work,
. has, after the manner of the iconoclast Gotfld ,
who mnfegds theft sucha man in William
Tell; were never was. prpvéd I’ll-ale Kidd
wu no pinne- at. ‘11- Int timmpegnot of "his
noble partner’wgthé Earl of Belladmnt’s—s
sins. But, be" 11151.3: it may a’ PM.“ of
Gardiner‘ 5 Bay, I find e follofingé in “ A
Sketch of the First. Settlement of the Bern
eml Towns in Long Island,”- deb! Sim
Wood Brooklyn, 1324- “William ‘ Kidd;
who was wmmnsiqned in 109;; to 81.13.111.31
the pirates, who then infested the seas, he»
come a. pirate, sailed to Madagascar, Md
ravaged the sea and them from thoRed
Sea to the coast of Malabar for nearly a year,
when be retained with mom valuable spoil
khan perhaps ever fell to the lot of p pirate.
On his way from the West Mesh Boston;
be anchored in Gardinerfs 13337.1de on
the islund,m1l buried e box of gold, dilva,
and precious Stones: The one: of’ the 13-,
land unsinmistedwitll the secret, and his
life was the pledge of its security. Kidd
made similar depeslle 1:: other “am"m
the coast 0n Kidd’s arrival at rvBoston, on
the 131. of July, 1696, he was selze'd'and com-
mitted by order of the, governor, the Earl of
Bellemont, and among his papers weefmmd
an account of all his deposits. Commission-
ers were appointed to secure them. They
called on Mr. Gardiner for the box that "was
deposited on the island, who, after he was
assured that Kidd was in safe custody, and
not likely ,to benguin in a condition to in-
jurehim, produced the box, and delivered it
to the commimlonerx Kidd ; fies " sent to
England and tried, and Executed May 9111
17011 The tradition of his having buried
treasurm slang the coast, unaccompanied
by the history- of their disoovaiydms: given
rise tome me More of money c'l
under the impression that. those treasures are
still so be found Mg the papers of the
late John L .Gnrdiner, Esq. is an account of
the treasure deposited on the island.» taken
from the [Met Kidd's treasures which were
seemed by thefcommissioners, as follows:
"Rweived, 1111:1711. inst, from Mr. John
Gardiner.
8 bags of gold dust. cont'lng 136117.. '
2 bags of gold bars. 501?..
1 bag ol‘coined gold, 1!.
and silver 124 oz.
.. .. 1731;
5-21
1 bay: of broken silver,
2 bags of silver Mrs. “
5 bng- of silver buttons and
a lunp
1 bag containing three Illver.
ring: ind sundry precious ......
stones. " V’ 41.; oz.
1 bag of unpoliehed stones... ' V 13X
6195 sex 179;
“hue ling contained one price of Bristol
and Baoor stoned two oorneliun ring’two
small agates. and two emahysu. Which
account was presented by Samuel Sewell,
Nathaniel Bummer, and Andrew Belchex,
Esqsq commissioners appointed to receive
and secure the some-under oath, to the Earl
of Bellamont, Governor of Massachusetts."
This is onlye part of the first of thirteen
sheets in which the whole pennant is con-
tained, as it ism-tilled by H. C. Addington,
Secretary of State, July 25, 1m.
“-45—“
'29
A Prose Poem.
The following poem is from the San Fran—
sisco Golden En.
In a pine woodshod, in an alley dark,
where scattered moonbeaxns shifting through
a row of tottering chinmeya and awnings
torn and drooping, fell, strode back and
forth with 368' and tense drawn muscles and
peeullar'tread, a cat.
His name was Not-val; on yonder neigh-
boring sheds his father caught the rats that.
came in squads from the streets beyond Du-
pont, in search of food land strange adven-
ture. , ,
Grim war he courted, and his twisted tail
and spine npheaving' 1n fantastic curves, and
claws distended and cum flatly pressed
against the head thrown back, defiantly told
of impending am. '
With eyes grim find screeching blunts of
war, and steps as silentag the falling dew,
young Not-val crept along the splintered
edge, and gazed a. moment through thedu-k-
nem down, with-nil swag triumpllnnfly.
Then with an imprecauon and' a ’grdwi—
perhaps an oath' 1n direet vengeance hmegl
—he stuffed huk, find crooked his body like
a letter 8; or Elwin U inverted m) Stood in
fierce fipectadcy.
’Twas well,, With eyebdle gl¢ing and
mfleanaflmhndopen mom, inwhich m
rows of fangs etood forth in? 1 Egg
15m conf ' ,Eli ope rom out
the dark below
1 dreadful numb: inflame! strife young
Norval uttered, that}, Willi a- faeefifiblanched
Ind 15W at'inding straight were his
nose, and tail flung wildly to the pulling
me, stepped m in mm infill“
to the foe.
Approachinx: 66311 01110:. and with prep-
nation; dire each hot; file you
of the field. Around flatly talked with
npnfled int necks high ff: the at": lgtillo
consuming rage Wm! but awful sen-
tence: of late. . é. f
mid their bromine 6111111111; Connecfieut, an:
in Pennsylvania and one in- Massachusetts.
Eleven were ham inane gunman. where
theynow defile. The 01113: menberia Sen-
atork‘W. Bimell of the 17th: district. the
iaiktyflinqtlm rm W’ Hall
.oQ-shezd, and Douglas of the 18%; timer:
yen, eight farmers, four mill-omen. find
:m-.memhants.. All m man-Mew
SenatorGotumof the 14th:: . But. :ninm
“steppe in Scotland,four inlasuchueta,
one in Maryland-one in Indiana. fell in
New York, one in Vermont, two in New
Hmnpshire, onein Temtluee in Rhoda
inland. and one in Russia. One 11de
find. twenty- tinned-5km” Judd-in
thesaunmwnsin .whida they were born.
The ,oldest member is William Smith of
Boa-ah, who is seventy-four, . the young:
is Shades E. Searles of Thompson, who is
twenty-five. Of the leading members, John
T. Wait is Warm-arrest is any.
two, W. \V- Riot: ilflQ—ioli', C. R. Inger-
soll is fortv-nine, and John W. Hall lstwen—
ty—nine. Sixteen are In ers, one hundred
and fourteen farmers, one arr“ agriculturist,"
seven mechanics, four physicians, two bunk-
em, nineteen manufactm-ena. two tandem
dealers, one blacksmith, one mason, two fic-
countants, fourteen merchants, one dentist,
two clergyman, one butcher, one millwrkht,
two insurance men, four rem-cud men, one
gusnmitk, one quel'r’yman, one vegan nuk-
er, one “ meet—dealer,“ one builder, three
mariners, two jewelers, one produce met,
9;“: dealer in ogriculun-al implement}. one
.=mrpenters, one letter, one wanker, one
shm dealer, one broker, one teacher, one as
superintendent (side from the Spooky-Jone
machinist, one trader, two hotel proprietors
and one lumherman. 0f the State ofleers
the gov emor is forty -five .thelientgngm-gov-
emor si xty-five. Secretary Appelmnn forty-
six, Treasurer Nichols sixly. and Comptrol-
ler Manning forty-nine. The governor vras
born in New Hampshire and the lieutenant-
governor in'New York city ; the rest were
born in Connecticut.
1 .. .
Governors of Connecticut.
Restrained
N A M}: .
Matthew Griswold, Lyme, 1784.
Samuel Huntington. Windham. 1785.
Oliver W’olcott. Litchfield, 1795.
Jonathan Trumbull, ' Lebanon,1'1‘98.
John Treadwell, Farmington i809.
Roger Griswold, Lyme, 1811.
J 01111 Cotton Smith, Sharon, . 1813.
Oliver \‘Voloott, Hartford, 1817.
Gideon Tomlinson, Fairfield,’ 1837.
John E. Peters, Hebron, 1831.
Henry W. Edwards, New Haven. 1883.
Samuel S. Foote. ' "'New Haven, 1834.
Henry W. Edwfirds, ’New Bowen, 1835.
Wm. W. Ellsworth," Hartford; 1888.,
C. F. Cleveland, ' Hampton, "184%.
Roger B. Bulfiw‘in,’ New Keven, 1844.
Isaac Towey, Hartford, 1846.
Clark Biasell. Nonnlk, 1847.
Joseph Trumbull; " Hartford, 1848.
Thomas H. Seymodi, Hartford, 185°.
C. H. Pond (acting) Maul, 1&3.
Hairy Dutton, New Keven. 1854.
William '1‘. Minor. Sumfonl.‘ 1&5.
Alexander H. Holley-Seminary 167.
Will. ABMfinghmm’orwlch, - 1858.
J nuph R. Barney. Hartford, ,. 1m
Jones E. English, ‘ New Haven, ’ 230:.
Marshall Jewell, Hartford, -* *" ‘ 1889.
James E. Mf‘mfiifi. 1870.
Marshall tibial} ' ’ 1"" KW} U 1871.
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in PennSylv’uniu, whose 'slgn' await lull
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mid ma gum {Sam for ‘3 “mini jnlep“t6
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landlord
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refilled the Virginian
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liquors, the sugar. the spieee, '61:? ’I 'h'll’ven‘t
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