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limit.
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cenucu .
C. B. D‘ABTOIS. Xsib street. South Nomdk.
mus? DAWSON. Wsshingtcm street, South Nor
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Corrine “ring.
0 3i. ’1'me mun street. South Nornni'x.
Clothing.
W. E. SWORDS. Corner “'uhington and Main
slreeu. South Norwnlk.
coat a; Wood.
M11031} BROTHERS. Wishinglon streeL South
honidk.
mm) k WEBB. Foot of Washington street.
.1. a. Fm. Foot of Marshall'street. South Sor-
aosxn'r C. RAYMOND. Five mic River,
Dentists.
T. S. SL’RASTOI“. Kly‘s Block Slain street. south
.‘oru‘alk.
Dresemeklng.
MRS. A. GREGORY. Clark“z Block Kain htrt‘L‘i.
South Sawmill.
Drugs.
l-‘. PEEK. Corner of Washington street and Buil-
piece. South Sorwslk.
C. 8‘ ILLSON & 00., Washington Street. South
inseam.
Dry Goods.
. I". & C. R. BESNETT. Wuhingtou sin-ct. South
301’«‘Ilk.
.L pICKERKAN & SON. Wuhiugtou street. Smith
.\0 .
3.me BROTHERS Dihhlr“ Block. S-mih Nor
nlk.
— Engravers.
E. SEAR: .\u. ‘01 Bet-km street. Sc“ \ urn.
Furniture.
BCC‘KWGHAM 3 C0,. Opposite Railroad lit-320i.
South Small;
Florists.
HALLORY t DJ‘VNS. South of Railmd U‘pm,
. South Non-31k.
WE. SUITE. Main street. >uuih Noni-ilk
Fruits.
JOBK P. ZELI‘F'F. Kiln fluevt. South Surwulk.
JOHN E. SHIT". Railroad lace. routh tun-walk
BELL it RAYXUND. Rafi road plurr. South Nur-
walk.
Fancy Goods.
8. K. PRITL HARD. \Vashington sift-ct. booth Nor-
talk,
MRS. KITSON. No 4 my. flock. \lsin sir-neg
South Nut-walk.
Groceries.
W. “Z CUMSTOCK. Dibblc‘s Block. Maui street.
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street. Soon: Kuwait
Geckos W. SUITE. Main street. South Nor-walk.
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1‘. A. TOLL§ & CO . Main street. South Norwnlk.
J9?“ Humvee my: Block. Kiln exec-t. South
T. BCRB BUYER, Comm- nf Low and Roulon
streets. South Norwnlk.
Hats and Cape.
L. P. FOUTE. Louder-‘5 Block, Washington stn-et,
South NOK’WdIL’.
Hotels.
OLD WELL HOTEL. Corner Main and Wmmngton
streets. Quinn Nor-walk.
Hardware.
“2 C. %L‘INTARD & CO.. No. 3 Opera House Block.
Bout Normalk.
‘Karvnlk.
Iron Fencing.
WM. U. DCXCAN. Union street. South Norwnlk.
Insurance and Real Sense.
FAIRI’IEkLD COUNTY Finn. Msin street. South
.Norwsl .
HELVILLE E. MEAD. corner 01 Wuhington and
Main streets. South limit. .
W. T. CRAW’ & SOS. Ely‘s Block. South Norwalk.
DKNXIF PLA'I‘T. hinln street. South Noni-elk.
Livery Stables.
L(2€RK\£li? SCOFXELD. WW street. South
sigma? norm“. Xarshall sit-col. South Nor.
walk.
Lumber.
L. HUBBELL & 00.. Washington B‘IPCE’i‘ South 501'-
walk.
sax-ct. South Norwnni. - .
SOUTH NUBWALK PLANIhG MILL. \\ ate: six-eel,
South Norwalk.
Herbie Works.
E. B. PRICE. Bieclnnic street, Nontilt.
Musical Instruments.
J. H. POTTER. No. 21 Kill: elreei. Norwalh.
Music Teachers.
SUSS EVA B. sm'ra. No. 3 Chichesler‘s Block.
South Norwalk.
machine Shop.
DERBYSHIRR & JOHNSON. Foot of W’uter street,
South Nomik.
‘ Iiillnery.
IRS. SCUTI‘. “’nshi on street. South Sci-walk.
J. A. JUDD. No. 2 C cheeter's Block. Wu
street, South Norwalk.
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GOUTH NURWALK s Ely‘s Block. Main
street. South Nanak.
Photographers.
E. T. W'BITXEY. (insane Building. Sum'ulk.
Refreshment Rooms.
. HURLBUT'PS, Corner of loin and Ann streets.
South Sou-walk.
I. BECKER Corner 01 Water and Wuhington
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.9353 THE "IN. TO I“; 'MHQUSL
“BY WILL I. CARI—ITO):
”2
flower the hill to the poor-house, I‘m trudgin‘ my
sen-r: n7. ,
11. a. some of seventy. and only I. trifle gay—-
told.
‘As my another women tut‘s only be]! ”old.
Ova-A the hill to the poorhouse—Iesn‘t quite make it
cinr! '
Over the hill to the poor-house—it sums so horrid
queer.
Many a step I‘ve taken a toilin‘ to end fro‘
fit this is: sort of journey i never thought to go.
What is the use of hespln‘ on me a paper’s shame I
Am llnzy ormzyi Am I blind orismel
True. I am not so supple. not yet so mini stout:
But cherity ain't no favor. if one can live without.
I an willin' and anxious an‘ randy nyby
To work for s decent livin' no‘ pay my honest way;
For! can can my rituals. an‘ more too, I'll be
bound.
if Anybody only is willin‘ to have me round.
Oncc lwss young: sn' handsome—l was. upon my
soul——
Once my cheeks was roses. my eyes as black as
coal;
And I can‘t remember. in them days, of heurin‘ peo—
ple say.
For any kind of a reason, thntl “as in their way. ‘
‘Tuiu: no use or boarliu‘ or talkin' over free.
But many a house sn‘ home was open then to me :
Many a handsome od‘cr i had from likely men,
And nobody ever hinted that l was a burden mm.
And “'hL‘ll to John 1 has married: sure be was good
and smart.
But hound all the mighhors \vuuld own I done my
P8“:
For life was all before me, uu‘ I was young sn' strong.
And I worked the has! that I could in tryin‘ to gel.
along.
And so in: umnwtl tngvlhrr. and life “‘11- hurd. but
235.
With now and than ubn‘n} {or to cheer u-= on our
way:
'Till we had hill :1 dumu. :m‘ all groww’. rlmu sn'
neat, '
Ala‘ “rennin bclluol like «Where. an' Iléld enough to
out.
so we, wurheii fur the «'hildr'u. and rain-d ‘em every
one;
“‘orkt‘ll for Mm Mlllllhlt r and w int-T, just 1% “c ought
to 've dour;
Only perhaps “L‘ lmnwrvd ‘eui. “'Illlrll sumo good
folks condemn.
But every cunplv's rhiltlrwn" :l heap the host to
them.
blnmyrhow much “2: Xhinl.‘ of mi; lili'Sl‘k‘l lllllv
ones!—
l'tl have dictlfor m} tl'tuglittr~ I'll liun' (lit-«l for
my sons;
And God he nude that rule 01 ltncl but “hen were
old and gm}.
l'w noticed it snmclilnv» win-4m“ friil< in \tnrk the
L‘lhl‘i’ may.
Strange. another thing. \\ hm: our boys :m' girb \\ as
grown.
And whvn. i ncrpiin‘ l'lmrlc}. the) ‘d lvit u: thorn
alone;
“'liquuhn liL’ Built-r au‘
seemed to be,
Tin: Lord of basis he comr dour. one day an‘ took
him away from mr.
m-lrI-x cums. on drumr
Still I was bound to ~llugglr.nl1' nan-r to Lnupl or
fall——
Still I worked (or Chsrlcy. fur ('lmrlr)‘ “Ila now my
all ;
And (‘lxarlcyxtsa pretty good to mr. with scarce I
out-d or frown.
"‘l‘ill at last in- wcut n murtm', and brought it Mic
from (own. .-
8119 «as mmehowdrcsst. un‘ hsdn‘upicassuumile—
she wn: quite oonceity, and carried 1 heap 0‘ style;
But if cvctl tried to hi friends, I did with hcrl
know.
But 2ht-wm-l1unlulld proud. an' i rould not make
u an.
She had an mile-(ion. :m‘ that. “11:2 good for her;
But when she twins-d me on mine. ‘twus csrryin‘
things too fur:
Au‘ I told he: oncr. 'lnn- company. («13‘ it almost
made her sick.)
That i never swallowed a gramme-r. or '«i n ‘rliiuoe-
lick.
So 'twu only n it“ days before the dim was done—
Thoy was I family of themselves. and 1 another one;
And a very little manage one family will do.
But i never hive been a house that. was big enough
fortwo.
An' I navel-could epoch to null her. never could please
her are.
An‘ it made me independent. an‘ then I didn't. try;
But 1 was terribly staggered. an‘ {alt it like I Now.
When Charley turned sg‘in me. an‘ told me I could go.
1 went to live with Sumn. but Snum‘s house was
small.
And she. was u always a hintin‘ how snug it win {or
us all;
And what with her husband‘s sisters, and whni with
chlidr'n three.
"I‘m my to di~cover that. there wasn‘t room {or me.
An‘ than I went to Thomas. the oldest son l‘v got.
For Thomas‘ buildings d‘ cover the hall of an acre
lot :
But all the children was on inc-4 couldn‘t stand their
sauce—
And Thom.“ said I needn’t think I was coming there
to boss.
An' then I wrote to Rebeca. my girl who lives out
West
And to Issac. not for from her—some twenty miles
at best; ‘
And one of ‘em sud ‘tmts too warm there for any
one so old ;
And Father had an opinion the climate was too
cold.
80 they have shirked and slighted me. an' shittal me
about.-
50 they have well nigh soured me. An‘ wore my old
heart but;
But. still I’ve bore up pretty Well, and wasn‘t much
putdown.
Till 115d”- vn-nt to the pool-master sn‘ put me on
7 ‘€ 2' ; filo“.
Ovu- the hill in the poor-honsc~—my children deer
good-bye! - .
muynniglul‘rewumm when .oniycodwu
nigh; . a; m. .
The {Within-sinned“
“L'hounsmrt sn' clipper. for oil the" your: live"
' ‘ “Felice-g
“ Think (in, I'lidon’t fancy tile‘idcs of be
.lienry Sinclair.”
. r‘tBut. Poul, ‘we can’t always do and be
what rivetéfise‘in this world," pleaded Bes-
sy, With it rimmed look shining In her ten-
der. gsmekfi-ow‘n eyes. 7 ~
"‘ Easy piilmophy for you!" And the
young mummy: down his stemof blue:
bells. ‘2
“I suppom you would
break stones’upon the roads.
least you amid sympathize withthe
of .sgentienee." '
“ So. I do. find, but I believe in the scrip-
ture doctrine of a man's doing with all his
might whatever his hands and to do."
"_ 1 sec , hairdo-is." said Paul Biscuit,
heughtliy; “ you are weary of your engage-
ment; you want to break the worldly fetr
tors that bind you. Very well; so let it be.
You are nice."
And he strode away over the high grass,
muttering to himself something about. “ hav-
ing suspected how it would turn out, ever
since Morton Van Burgh had come down
from London to sketch the scenery and turn
the heads of all the girls."
Bessy Hay made a step or two to over-
take him, but she checked herself in an in-
stant, with a scarlet. stain on her cheek. and
u gathering mist in her eyes.
“ He ought to know better." she thought.
“ and he does. No. I will not follow him.
He will come back to me when the momen-
tary pique has worn away."
in the meanwhile, Paul, vaulting over the
low stone wall a few paces below. had near-
ly stumbled over the prostrate form of a man
lying among the red clover blossoms. in the
island of shade cast by an umbmgcous tree,
and reading.
“ Mr. Van Brugh."
The young artist. glanced up with a son
of lazy scorn showing under his long dark
eyelashes. Pnul hit his lip.
“ Engaged in the noble occupation of
cures-dropping, eh ‘i" he muttered.
“ Come, now, don‘t be crusty; I didn't
mean to overhear your conversation. but
what was a fellow to do? This is the jellies:
[)luL‘C ou the whole farm. and I \vss'l. to
blame because Miss iiny calm: out. looking
like liebo‘s self. to gather red curtains, and
you followed like her shadow. Come let‘s
go down by the trout stream and talk over
matters and things in general. Are you
really in earnest about wanting something
to do 5'"
“ Of coursc I am.“
“ Then. suppose you jUst glance over this
letter that 1 received this morning from my
uncle. I‘ve no idea of expulxhtting myself
among the pigtailed celestials. for all the
fortunes Ullii ever were made. But for an
ambitious. mnn——rcad the letter, that's Ill."
Paul Estcott obeyed. almost dazzled for
the moment by the brilliant prospect it
seemed to.open to him.
“You really do; and considering that I
don't want it myself, it is no very great
stretch of generosity on my part. Only,
you see. you have to decide at. once. and be
in the city to report yourself at my uncle's
counting within four and twenty
hours."
Paul sprang up flushed and eager.
“ I'll duit. I'll show Bessy Hay that I
am no (lo-nothing afler all, when a motive
really worth my while presents itself. But,“
glancing at his old fashioned watch. “I have
no time to lose."
“ Not u'seccnd.“
“ But my trunk?"
“ You can get what you need in (own;
my uncle supplies the outfit."
“ And Bessy 1‘"
"‘ Write to her to night; my uncle will
forward the letter under cover to me. and I
will see that she gets It."
Paul Estcott wrung his companion'shnud.
“ You are very kind.“ he said huskily
" I lmd almost grown to regard you with
distrust."
Van Bmgh laughed. showing his dsiuty.
pearl-white teeth modern blown mount-cite.
“ Never judge by 3pm" he said;
“ Take my word for it. flies Hug-Willem
all lack of ceremony when shelserns Ill."
Mr. Van Burgh accompanied Penile the
railroad station and saw him of with n
smiiiugly-uliered profusionof good wishes.
“ The best friend a fellow ever had,”
thought Paul as the train moved ofi‘.
But. he could not see the sardonic grin in-
to which the curves of the farewell smile
altered when the little country station was
left once more to silence and loneliness.
“ Now," said Morton Van Brugh, " I shall
have the field all to myself. Strange how
fascinated I have allowed myself to become
with is mere country girl! But there certain-
ly is something very winning m‘hér type
of beauty.” ‘
Bessy Hay never answered Paul Estcott’s
farewell letter, nor did the latter once sus-
pect. that it was incense Mr. Van Brush
never had delivered it. .
Poul, tiring up under the fevered impulses
:.
of his old enemy,
like to have me
feelings
house
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“wart-sums
you»: me .. , - 2
“ Wall.‘ :whst do you think of being '
tutor to M melalr‘s little boys?" ,
lug toaulwér to a pompous aristocrst iik‘e "
ofdnymen have sent. into the country in
search of teams of oxen wherewiih to re strong light magnum mum-cede.”
.1va took. {“956 is
from
n 7 ‘lim mi... .2
W
m.—
oflceto‘cskonm stein,
Bessy x _ x . . .
meetin‘gl‘iul Estcott, but my:
viny Is Bibs.
“Phat!" she quivered. _
“B?!“ said Paul, dofinghb'
cluir as yet. ..
The red stains
out of the lty when he overtook
a hundred from the m "
Hie been smote him when he saw
look of patient. admires in her face.
“Are you alone, Bessy 2"
” Yes. Paul."
“ I suppose." he said with an effort, “that
I must call you by some other name now Y"
“ Call me Bessy Hay," she answered quiet-
ly.
“ You are not married ‘2”
“ No. Peal ?"
He drew a long breath. that was almost
like s sob.
“Aunt Jemima said—41m Bessy. Vhy did
you not answer my letter?"
“ Why did you not write to me, Paul ?"
Before they had reached the old Hay
farm. where the curt-ant bushes ind long
since lost their leaves, and the £111!“ well
was already beginning to be whitened with
the falling snow flakes, the mists of doubt.
and misunderstanding were all cleared up.
and Bessy Bay had promised to forgive and
forget all her lover's seeming neglect.
“ V‘sn Brugh wss a scoundre ," uttered
Paul. “ but without his aid I could scarcely
have baen in nosilion to marry you ! It was
a long time to wait, but it is allright. Bessy.
after all." ,
“ It's like a story, Paul," said Busy.
“ where people go through all sorts of trisis
and tribulations. but are happy at least. 0h.
Paul, I never thought I should live a story."
—-—<'—
THE COMING 0X.
When, in the first days of the horse dis-
ease. it was proposed that oxen should be
brought into the City to supply the placeof
the dead and dying horses, no one, proh-
bly.imsgined that the propossl would be
seriously adopted. Neverthelea, so greet
has been the interruption of M iii
consequence of the death of homes. that.
oxen have already made their appeal-snout
chiefly in connection with make! my 7
while it is understood that luge number:
of sunset. mum-ma
it:
some their interrupted occuputiqn. It is
thus Wide that. should the hone-disease
prevail for any length of time, the ox
would bemme as (mill-r a {estate of our
streetsssthehorsehss been; ma it is by
no means certain that he would not wines
high 1 place in our respect and infection.
The ex is uudnndtediy a. slow method-
ical beast. He lacks the fiery energy of
the 1.0., and ls'iiLsdspled 'to meet the
views of the cubmau or heurse driver of
racing" proclivities. The omnibus driver
who wields the ox-goad instead of the
horse whip would find it. Wt to Mr
gets his team to the playful joked“!-
ingswsyths wheels d' Winnings:
andmewiidbum‘boy cum antennae:
himself with driving his two-wheeled o:-
csrtever the toes of near-sighted old gen-
tlemen. The ex being..meovsr.spm
imilysure—boied beast would {elite-grub
itythst. numerous part. of the community
whosesppsrent occupation itisto watch
the-struggles of horses who here toilet: on
.he Breeder-y pavement. Certainly the
ox wouldbes failure if he were expected,
tolcndhisa‘ld '50“th (hiring, or’to my“
other recognized tom” of popnlsr am
also; lie ha. borrower-{arms vellum:
punish" the short cumming: jmt lmpui
tedwlt’iu.
Mex-mole. he is themes: plwid and.
peacefuletbeasu. Humane-tailg-
uet ingenuityot the emitter buyer
devisednplsnio irritate him manning
any. Wm M ”Weld!
theireqesntex.but the spouted: dim
never be amend. The thoughtful ox,
whsnteuered at the cutbstone. “limp:
runl youth, might, sometime shuts-elem:
hint his presence with unintentional horns
case would his conduct deserve indigent!
censure. His work wouldmdoubiediybe
performed with the um Wand
is the reprehensible habit of th_m
her. shout __
W vii-mes which might more com- ,
sway teen, now an evaydny sight. would ,
in meditation upon the mention oi bk 3
iunchupon tne,briilient em 70! {mi ,
lady, or. dresmily tossing his huge heed. .7
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