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Clothing.
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Bonuses.
Let nae hide myself in Thee."
Every note with sorrow stirred——
Every syllable a prayer—
“ Rock of Ages, cleft for me,
Let me. bide myself in Theo.“
“ Rock of Ages, cleft for me "—
\‘olce grown weak and eyes grown dim.
“ Let are bids myself in Thee."
Trembling though the voice and low.
Ran the sweet strain peacefully,
Like a river in its flow;
Stowell, and I judged him to be aw
lug him from the corner of his eyes My
feelings had settled into fixed distrust of
Jenks before the evening was half spent;
on the other hand. the entire company, if I
evening with. After some quite loud boast-
ing of courage and brave deeds by several
of the party, and this one telling what he
could do, and that one affirming what he
flerk, who always wants to be certain with
Worccsther, share, on the way.”
“ That's not on the Shore Line. You want
to go to the station on Albany street."
“ Divil a bit do I want to go to any station.
Fall, I was in a station all night for givin’
“ You don’t understand. The Shore Line
don‘t go to Worcester.",
“ Augh, bother that!
me the train was always shore to go to Wor-
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. . 5‘ .\ )1 :3 Y Am “A at 0 Y a DJVVXS mm. 1 m“ d Dc 3 And .he I: dead. hittie is dead. . 3 , ed the shore way, I tould ye, and stop at Wor- onlv when you make the boy wall. thesnow fell fast and’asdflveninbolloa-
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the head of “East Lyme," in last week’s
Norwich Courier:—
tlously from the edge of the bed, dropped
the have lt,but thwc few that aresensi e
ul‘ rolled it toward the back side or wall of y way More the tempest. They, of course,
unm' maroon. President.
of their own d1 facts and imperfections, and knew that Long Island must femhflnm up,
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. . , .. , _ , . Anni-1311mm, to whom somewodetful nearingthe shorecutthecabieinthehope
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11 .11 "flu-hm" . SUM-“ER ARRANGEMENT Iron Fencing. 1 drove the starve from \‘ew Sharon in dreamed unatthe marble rolled but a little brand at the residence of Deli. Georg' e Gris- story was toldon the authority 0' " my thathevesael wouldgo '0' on when she
.. . paper, disbelieved it, sayingha distrusted all m, which she did, and {snowy the
WM I]. Dl SCAN Union street, South Nam-ll.
wold—The bridegroom was John Griswold
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(703111250150 mr 1. 111.1. miles. In struck something and stopped—that I
1' . “i uni-stint part are-try reside-rue.
Wexford, :1 distance of thirty ways,
' . at I? ‘1
Insurance ."d R“ £“.” looked unber the bed and found Stowel in- Rogers, a youthful bachelor-of seventy-eight he saw in the chape pm Why Mn ‘ m w W bold Ind “Mm
)I J‘ ‘V 8|. IIOTEI- ‘33:)? :fi:$$mt;:ufl:;m;}y FWLD COU‘N’TY FIRE. lain street. South tIlic spring and fall when the trnfcl was had 3 . youbelicve the cheap ,1, be m lied. m able Com!) m m filo
tm p_ 1 . ”a “v “a“; trauma; 2.1117111 Come, 0, W‘smngwn m, always inn-led over night :11 ii oxford, go- stead of leaks, wrth murder written upon summers, who wooed and won his bride “I don’t | . l they ml .50! rd to l the thelud. It was ”2'” it
4“,.“ ‘ us .11: "N‘xfimx grum‘ ,3 9.15 .1. 11. Em <11 Mnéggciucknd stations nun smu‘ivn Bout; Egan] 1%} 90 N 111 ing down in New Sltilrnn the next day, but his fncc. Then there was a mum plan more than half a hundred years ago. The truth for the man ,,, I ”getting! m 3|“!th
' 11.1717. “all. 1311:1731. i 6:17 P. st. armr‘ifin for Bestiary. Bethel. wtw’x‘msni‘m Ag'f'sglaln sir-get (1:31:11: gaging" during "to summer I only tan-lei! for fresh of what I said and did. blushing bride was Elias Denisou Griswold, try when haze and “:13“-
m (.70., Proprietors. I 11:10 A 111. l 123%.“: n for‘glldzeg-cll‘d leery 37.31“, horses there, and returned by night. lliked I came to full eonclousnesa from this who is slightly past sweet sixteen—thee {MEZ'f-Vm‘ that Multan“: 2’3“ m‘ (sized up “I
1:: E {‘1 ‘ “'1 ’“fiw‘” "“1”” 1.0513320 SGOFXELD Warmington "not 50“". that plan better, for it gave me some leisure dream 0r incubus WM, and ahem-cd and having been ”"111 cold 'hm since then of self is I d g M .3 mmmfié
13-er .f‘LEN“ can kind h 1: £0.81"? Bacon. 11%me “0,,me luau“ m,” 50“", V", to bewith my family. turned overto seeif I were really1 awake -—atthe present time sheisof the mature mm“ m m Gil- “ m sklrtedfie .
7" '7 7“" 5'“ 1:: “mn‘e‘dw‘ This night of whiclil am going to tell now. My whole body was damped, the age of seventy-nine. The ceremony was (amorous—Goethe. mu, ' "’0‘ "m *0!”
— performedby theRevL.8.Houghofthe ..8i1'BoyleRot:he,inawor'rlyermmetEnu'”!"I‘I’I‘m‘d‘fi‘hap‘a
sweat standing in cold drops upon my face,
sogrcat hadbcenmy suferingin that mo-
ment's sleep. It was so strange, so fright-
fully real, that I shifted to the other side,
and as silently as possible drew up my pants
and felt in my pocket. Hydngers touched
a bullet that was lying looao amidst other
rubbish. I drew it out. and with such a
sensation as I neverexperlenced before and
hope never to again, I prepared for the
you was late autumn. It had been it mighty
tough storm all the way up—a north-caster,
just as full of needle points as they could
stuff in. Fine hail you understand, and
rain freezing up and frosting your beard,
giving one a remarkable if not a pleasing
cast of countenance. I had but two passcn~
gen: up, an old man with very white hair
and heard, and a younger man with a slight
stoop, and no other peculiarity that I had
withGurraninmeir-lahfiouseofcom “kw?“‘ma W!“
made some allusion to Curran's hon-.1: mmmfifi
“5i!” said Curran.“do not speak «my fiEOMmmummm
honor;lam&eguufianofmyewnbonos" 8"” ‘ 1
‘FaithJ‘ aaldBIrBoyle, owed.
timeorotheryouwoald accepts-i
, . .Afacetimtravelerdescribesthcdfler-
eneabstwecnaociety in themettopoliaand
thatiaaprovincial town in thefollowing
Lumber.
l... nt'aaELL 11.00.. Washington street. ennui Nor-
PAIRPIELD COI'NTY PLAKING MILL. Marshall
meet, South
Nawalk
SOUTH NORWALK PLANIVG MILL. \l' ater street,
South Nor-walk
Congregationalchurch- Among the gusts
were two brothers of the bride, aged uni-
tediy 131 years—Another brother, aged
seventy-seven, was absent. AlluRoger-s.
of New London, aged eighty-one, a brother
of the groomwas detained at home. It
willbe'seen that thcoouplebelongtoalong
lived race, and they no doubt have my
years of wedded bliss before them.
and New Haven R. R.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
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Huston! Instruments.
J. I. POTTER. No. 11 Rain street, Nor-walk.
its 1 ram .
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6:00 stopping at all mum ~—
‘Hfi “ ‘ Isaak Teachers. ‘ - 711 test. Reachingmyhandwell down Lestan of our readeumig‘ ht think the . 111 the country, if you have “’
. 3‘ 77.15 1 l , , , noticed. I took the mail bogs outside with ream Y . language I! I
J 0 l! 3 H l [I I N G S . “”99““ “ D‘mmm nine 3\ A B. extra, )0. s Chicueatcr 1- Btodo me under the scat. towards the floor, I gave it aroll towards above story a mere invention, we will any boiled legof mutton for (firmer, everybody
South Norwalk.
Emu-Emanu- I mrupamcic son-y when [he village the bark of thebed It moved afootor that we knew it tobe literally true. The whhes to know whether you have apes
11
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M' “W ‘ a}... ’ mg ”13!: P It storm I! all m D mfiggggiggv3m$ w ‘ We“ of chtnrd blinked a; me with its unmet. two and—~Great God! it struck meshing bride has lived all her life in the house next sauce with it ; whereas in New York you '
'7' "Vi"" “‘- u‘ .5- 53 m g: .. stopp at an sgfiata. Saarinen-11k. - ' ' . “ oua eyes from crevises in the showers of 80“ and S‘OPPU‘I- ‘ "39 "“97 in which the editor 0‘ “1‘3 paper may have “elephant for lunch, "“1 3° one
a! h ark” m snaffle: m. : wmgum Illa”?! driven sleet. ' My heart mu heating for a minute, i was born (and he is no spring chicken) and cases a pin about it.” fie
”"m' we *3? 30““ m 3001-17 “3,51,,ng meet some. 11min Wexford was dignified by the name of and globulesot mm“ before my ““1 resided during the first ‘0'“ momentous ..“Who was the mum man, my son!” Infill; were W withmfihe
years his life; and among his earliest re-
collections is that of the low hung, pointed,
brass mounted swallow tail of this identical
“ luvyer" as it followed its wearer past “our
house” to make the'regular Sunday evening
New York fork-ah Imam.
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South Norm hr New liven.
s1 ass a 1L stopping“? «again
peoplinx the darknea with honors. There
was no 011010th fill upahe programme
ofthe dream. Isprangflom thebe‘d be—
fore my muscles were paralysed with terv
rot- and called out:
saidthe superintendent of a boya’Bflrle WM 1W of‘tiie
chasinthesta‘teof Vermont. “Rosana” MnMfl . " .,
“Verywelhmyboy; and who ar- the ww'qérm
naekestwoman!” “nemesis, Mm wflmb“
wasnomeakeatwontan.”~ . '
village, or South Wexford, more properly,
for there was only a meagre collection of five
or six houses, and I drove through this place,
usually putting up at the half way house,
as it was termed. Beyond this half way
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and, South Norwalk
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1:11 17.11 ataflatadom. E 1'- 1mm. Game Building. Rot-walk. house was Wexford proper, With quite a. Here you Stoweli’ ’-—I actually intended visit to this identical maid. Unless we are
mun-11. “M“fia_ “m wm'“ 2g .1 W Refioahmwo—nt looms. bustling business air in its one hugh smoke to say Jenks, but could not—denote out from greatly h error, the father of the Herald “18.80! fl"? “:3“. when! 7"? “’2' “gxfiMfl
7 ~— -~ *3 3 angel-usurp my... s. corneror lain and Ann streets steer, and the row of stones with the marks there, and have done with this sort of prac editor, the late Rev. B. L. Vail, halagthai w to 111111 1 . ”to “‘2‘.“ “a“
13me ""0““ ‘ 0°77 $3 - .. .. - xfié'bm .. Wm, .4 WWW of «western civillzation— drinking dens. tie-1 joking." pastorof the'ehurch in “Lyme, “pus" “m“ m “9 1111-1 93“” _3 m
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mfifl’ mwwgw13oaugmm annulus myself tobcdrawu into them or
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