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JOHN W. BACON,
1" Superintendent
l New Yodt and New- Haven R. R.
WINTER
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W J Cluw Street. South Norwslk.
M Ward—- arc—Tm 6 Km .
11011112113111: MW Book and Job Printing.
W W WI T0“: 30!! h M sor'm .\‘ORWALK PRINTING coxrwv E1,— 5
obs-10115
Block. Iain street, booth Norwalk.
builders.
RA! U051) 15 SHERW 00D, Porto! Fun-kiln street.
South Norfolk.
CROW E c. SEYIOUR. Ann street. near Shin South
.\'on\ 11k.
' Boots and lhoec.
HIM S BROWN, 3!" 13m “M6011”!
.9 BROWN; all. Snflnel W1 w
streets.)
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11133113 m AWSSbN. wimngm street. 50.1113 .\or
walk.
Carriage Repelri ng.
C. h-L TUTTLE. mull met-t. South Nonveik.
Clot—hing.
W. H. SWORDS. Comer Wuhlngtan and Msin
streets, South Norwalk.
Coal and Wood.
RAYMO.\D BROTHERS Washington >lrc1-t Soulh
Non-a!
MILLARD & “EBB. Foot of “ ashlugtou street.
South New 311:.
J. 1!. FRRRIS Foot of Marshall street, South Vor
walk
ROBERT C. RAYMOND. Five Mile Riu‘r
Dentists.
T S SCRAN'I‘ON. El)“: Block. Muin street, South
Snrxynlk
Dream-king.
3R5. A GREGORY. Clark's Block 11.1111
cowl. Nam-111k.
~l11‘cl.
Dru
S. F. l‘ ELK Corner of “ achingtou z-lru-v
road pl-cc South Norwaik
G C. Silliékl) & L',U. “achingtuu zirctl, buulh
\‘urwolk
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Dry Goods.
, F. & (‘. R BENNETT. “Washington street. .‘s‘aulh
Nora-elk.
A. DICKERMAN & SUN. Washington eln‘i'i. South
. omit.
BARNES BROTHER“. Dibble.- Block. South )iur-
walk.
Engravers.
K SEARS. .\‘n l‘ BCl‘kUlilJl sin-cl. Nu“ Yuri;
Furniture.
31113151111111 3; Gunfippoelw Rolland Depot.
Sunlh Yin—walk.
Florists.
.\lALLUliY & D1l\\'.\'.\, rout!) of Railroad lit-pol.
South Xurvmlk
JOHN ll .\Milll..\l1i11-1rn-
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IOIl\l‘ YELl FF .‘l :1'1n ptrwt South Vorwnlk.
l0!l\ l' SMITH ll:1.r1111l pl1a1 >1111lh\'11r“a'i;
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Fancy Goods.
ff ll l'RlTL‘ll .UlD. W ashlngtuu ml’cl. Snuth Nor
walk
.\lltb‘ MI .\‘sn_\' _\1.
501' lb Nor“ all;
i El)‘.~' “luck. Main slree‘,
Groceries.
w. \1. runts‘t‘ocx. 1311:1111": Block, 1111:. 51m:
South Kamila.
BRO“ N & “' ILC‘O\ Lomh- r 5 Block ll uhlngton
street. South Norwalk.
GEORGE \i SMITH. Main street. South Non-elk.
ALF FRED KRAFT, Washington street South Nor
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ctrv ets. South Norwalk
Hats and Oops.
I. l‘. FOU'I‘E, Londcr‘a Block. “'ashmglun sll't‘l'l.
South Norwalk. 9
Hotels.
UH) “'FJJ. HOTEL. Cnrucr Main 111111 “'mhingmn
pin-MS. South Noun-1k.
Hardware.
\\ t. Ql [NT “11) & ('0 No. 3 Opera House Blmk
South .\‘uru akl
LEWTX.‘ llLWBllEII S (‘..(l “ :1.~l1l11_:; ton urn-1 \‘nullx
Votvtulk.
Iron Fencing.
“'M. ii. Dl'Xl‘AN. l‘ninn street, South Norwulk
Insurance and Real Battle.
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k
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Mam sfn‘m South Sony-elk.
ll. 'I‘. ( RX“ & SON El} 5 Block South .\oruulk.
DENNIS I’LA '.l‘T Main sweet, South Non-walk.
Livery Stables.
Lonzxzo SCOI'IELD, Walshlluhm 1111111, Bomb
orvgalk.
Eli!!! HOPKINS Marshall strcct South .‘Ior-
“a
Lumber.
L. HUBBELL & CU. \Vnsblngtou street South Nor-
walk
FAIRI'IELD COUNTY PLANING MILL Mnhhuil
street South Norw all:
SOUTH \ORW ALE PLAVING MILL, \\ art-r street
South Not-Walk.
Marble Works.
1: B. I’RICS. Mechanic street, Not-walk.
.-
Mueical Instruments.
J. I. POTTER. N0. 2.! Mn street, Nonvalk.
Music Teachers.
MISS EVA B. SMITH, No. 3 Chlchcsler‘z- Block.
South Nurwalk.
Machine Shop.
DERBYSHIRE s.- JOHNSON Foot of w ater tum-1.
South Nonslk.
Hillinery.
ants. SCOTT Washington Itrcet South Norwallt
J. A JUDD 1%.: Clicheeter 1 Block Washington-
nrect. Smth Not-Wilt.
Newspapers.
sorm NORWALK smash Ely-1 Block. 1111111
street. South Horn-31k.
Pho re.
13:. '1'. WHITNEY. .Geacte Building. Now-11:.
Refreshment Rooms.
S HFRIQUIETS,OM-nerol mm Ann streets
H.3E3EEKmCJoI1-ner of Were: and Washington
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during 851-1111!) to mow Ion-
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of 351i %m ' Union No. 130.
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Let the type click!
Electric keynote of the An Divine.
That gives all langnsgcs 11 . . , on muud.
And one by one, quick dropmw line,
Tell the ad newsto wth‘s remotcst bound
Let them fall gently Is our tut-drops full-
Let than ultnileocumwlnulowé:
We come with reverence at the tender all.
To bring 11 tribute of the love we owe.
His hand in still!
The bill! in“ but no.“ sell-l “"11
And Mm“ 9....» 5.-" ”I'D",
Thethonghuum other-0W1. (thitonhlmfel!
To makeblm mmforhism) ..
In still!
mmttypesotk Win-thawing!
Th1.- la-t. and line goblins-fertile fretting!
And where he stood Ind wrought.
Dull type to wondrous thought.
We linger as we mark the spot~
sacred and dear beyond our heart’s forgetting!
Ills voice is still!
The earnest. pleadlng for the weekend lowly?
The life and love work of o minim: holy!
Teaching the law of bomb
Teaching the love of Low—.—
Spcaklng for the Truth and Right.
Striking with giant might,
fin-akin: the shackles of Oppression] night!
He pointed upward to the sons of Labor.
A1111 hndc them mil with Faith, and Hope and
Trust.
11111 spurned 1hc glories of the bloody sabre.
And would have crushed lt lute duct.
And with his mighty Pun
llr‘ trnced the burning thought, and millions heard
Aud caught the soul—arc of his blazing word.
Let the type click!
One thousand ems of lovc'c endearing letters?
One thousand ems by Ion-‘s ten thousand settcrcl
In the full eunllght of the noon—
Iu the sweet Frcdom of thc boon.
He helped to give to mill1ons in their letters?
In the fair beaming of the morning sun.
Let the den task of faithful bends be dom-
Lifr‘s early morning now his lack begun?
Or at the evening hour.
Win-11 >l!ll.‘(‘l. glories bathe the earth.
Build the typo tribute tollluotrlomI Worth:
Ur when the nhndow- fall.
in silence while the world is still.
Build to his name wlth all your artist skill.
Whose. “ Bu>y Life“ wns “\Vnrk," and “ \l'ail."
“'ill,
and
LN the type rink:
ll ll amaze Hands, that keep 1!»: art lmmm mil
.\ Brother pan-*ed within the mystic pol-I11]
The Hero Worker of his age.
H115 left his imprint on the page.
Bold l'tterer of bolder thought.
\l'hlch millions of his fellowa csugl-t ~
Grout Teller in the Truth‘s domln
Whose camost life was not in vslnw
We bring the tribute of One 'I'houund Ems.
Spclklng of Peace Love. [lope—s t mam-l gnu».
Thm shall outlive earth's proudest dindcmn.
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.\ Domestic Wife.
31' ALICE CARI! .
~- 'l‘ls you. my love. I know the! bell?
llow chilly you m-tbez“
“ warm-setback“. Emit"
“ lltm glod I am!“ "Now make bale. Mr.
And have tblwrs nice—d' you been
[‘21: the new Chin: and the plate
.\1- if six gut-sir were here.“
“ B1- sure the touch an even hrowu~"
“ My love, you like it re?
Vi’lmt news is stirring down in town?"
" Estell. just run below.
“ And tell the girl she may prepare
Sunn' (run-rs 11nd prum-s.
(We‘ve 111111 of late such wretched fan).
And to rub up the spoons "
Knife! I tldlrr llhlo cloth.
And not the on: “or: had.
All stained \i llh coffee and with broth.
It really was to bad.
" T“ int pn-ttily the napkins up.
And (ill. for mercy‘a nkoe,
Don‘t Katy. call us down to up.
l’ntll you are baking altos.“
" D‘ you say who! news there wee? Now there
She‘s gone. and I forgot
To have her carry back your chair;
You miss it. do you not ?
“ Dear. I‘ve been mending up your cloth“.
Trying to me for all
Your little wants—bow hard it blows!
Just hand me that old shawl.
“ Not. \t‘rong~sld1- out rm) matter. uwcel ~
It looks so old and poor,
I hate to wear it in the strcct
A bother time. I‘m sure.
" Shopping to-duyvmut you‘re asleep),
Buying shirts and things. you know.
1 saw 3 cashmere—0.110 chapt;
Thet would heme me so."
Poor man, 111- beu-d the supper cook.
He thought the shirts were new,
And. tolling out Moment-book.
Bo “1%".me dor‘
' ”
0NLY loom'rm om.
“ You‘re mistaken. I would sooner die
than marry a country girl. "
“ But Fred, suppose her intelligent, moral,
full of natural poetry,1ender-benrted,groce-
ful unspoiled by admimion, aguileléas,clm-
pie, loving creature!"
“ Oh. '“ said Fred, iauglung "a choleeool:
lectiun of virtue and grace country been;
tia are elwnys sweet lend so no country
cows. No.1 tellyou if she was”
$311 angel, with memmhtbom
still, if unskilled id" music and “levitate,
with no soul above churns slidit'ubtlof
needles, I would not marry her for 3 rar-
tune."
“Ha! Hel”!augbed Helen Irfirmblfi
it mavery pinball-on laugh any“.
in the very more! hu- heatt‘a Kiddo-by
womb era: lugs Inc. 1111‘:- tit m
within cfcw feet of lb w. n .
chainsaw “Them-go
mac-mm 11111 hidden by fuel
and dunbbery, that’s where we live."
He walled with another very graceful
“ 1311 0111- fatber," said he. “ that I shall
ad 1111!??? the honor to call upon him to-
marrow, He will remember me Frederick
' Lane, '11 your service'
“ Y5, all, I will tell him for you, " said
Helen, tucking her sleeve around her pxetty
, glad makingn rather formal courtesy.
Tbco entailing up her books, and gathering
sonic ,fl0wers hurried home.
" Now, father, mother, aunt and sister,"
exclaimed the merry girl, bounding into the
room where the family were at supper, “so
sure 1195011 11111 I live, that Mr. Lane you
ultwmnchficm ls l1! the village. He
'1 I call u... u...‘ ”-4“...
oil. gorge“ gm of course be ls.) all sent!-
ment, refinement, {cutting 11". kids-11d spot
less in d'lcky. impotent end self-assured as
one of that kind can possibly be. Promise
me, allot you, 1111: you will not lisp one
word about music, reading and writing, ln
his presence, because I have a plan. Father
will not, I know, but if you, sis, will keep
quiet. and ask no questions, {will give you
tint work-box you have coveted so long."
“ Helen, you ore not quite respectful "
said her father.
’ “ Forgive nae, dear father, " and her arms
went around his neck. "I always mean
well, but I am thoughtlm. There, all is
right now. " she added, kissing him lovingly
on the temple.
“ Come sis, who! say you ? "
“ Why, on that condition. I‘ll be as still as
I mouse ; but what's your reason ? ”
“ All ! that‘s my own business, “
Helen, dancing out of the room.
Q Q I I i
Helen sat at an open window, through
which weevbushcs thrust their blushing buds.
making both I sweet shade and fragrance.
The canary overhead b111- cl forth every mo-
mom in wild snatches of glorious music.
Helen was at work on long, blue stockings,
nearly finished. and her fingers flow like
snowblrde.
" You knit
fond of it?"
“ Yes, q11lte,——I like it better than any-
thlng else but onc,—tl111t is} mean I can
churn Well. "
“ And do you read much 7 " Fred's
glance had traveled from the corners of his
eyes to every table, shelf and corner, in
scumh of papers; but not a page nor a leaf.
yellow or rare, repaid his search.
“ Oh! yes, " said Helen, with :1 sanctified
flll'.
“ Win! books? permit me to ask. "
“I rand wiblefi good deal." she said
gravely. grown
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" All. of course not -, and what do we not
find in the Bible? History, poetry, elo-
quence. roumee. the most thrilling pathoa, ”
blushing and rceollectlng hem", aha oddod,
with; “mom as childish as it below. bed
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Class Reader, Robinson Crusoe, Nunew
Tales Fairy Stories, two or three elements
of mum-thing, Biography of some person or
other .\fothcr’ 8 Magazine. and King William
III. There, isn’t there Igood assortment? "
Fred su11lcd.,
“Perhaps I am’ t know as much as those
who went to school more, “ she added, sci!
disappointed at the mute rejoinder “ but in
the hr! of making bread and butter and
keeping house, I am not to be outdone.
The young men felt more in pity than in
love, but his visits did not always so result
He began to feel a magnetic attraction, 11nd
be mainly attributed it to Helen' a beauty;
but the truth is her sweetnes and snicsancss
of character, engaging manner and disposi-
tion, quite won the city- -.bred aristocratic
Frederick Lune. There was a freshness
about what she said or did. She perplexed
as well as delighted him.
Often, as he was wondering how some
homely expression would be received in
good society, some beautiful sentiment
would suddenly drop like a. pearl from her
lips remarkable for its originality.
“ If I should fall into the snare. " thought.
he. “I can educate her. It will be worth
trying
It was useless to combat his passion; so
at lest he fell st Helen‘s feet. figuratively
so ill
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spankingmd confessed his love for her.
“I care not, Helen. only be mine, ” wu
his in'vamhle answer What exclammon of
unmet-thine“. "How would she appear in
society.
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There was a mocking tone in her voice.
“ A little, ” answered Helen, her cheek;
blushing.
“ And sing 9"
“ A little," was the half reply.
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who with the mt had paused to listen.
“ Who can she—“
The words were suddenly arrested on his
lips. She turned from the piano, and the
unknown was his wife!
I congratulate you. Fred," said the young
man at blulde. but he spoke tomarble. The
color had left his checks as he walked slow-
ly towards her.
If he was speechless with amazement, she
was not. A rich bloom mulled her cheek,
triumph made her eyes sparkle or they never
did before. They flashed like diamonds. A
crowd gathered to compliment. her. In a
graceful acknowledgment she blended wit
and humor.
" How well she talked ! Who would have
thought 3 He has found a treasure," was
whispered all around the room.
Meanwhile Frederick Lane stood like one
enchant ed,wllilc his rustic wife quoted books
with perfect abandon—admired this one,
condemned that
A sedate-looking student lost himself in a
Latin quotation. Helen smilingly finished
it, and she received a look of eloquent thanks.
Bonmots, repartec, language choice, rich,
fancy and imagery fell from her beautiful
lips, as if they had received A touch from
some fairy hand.
Still Frederick stood by her side like one
in a dream, pressed his hands over his eyes
to be sure of his bewildered senses, when he
saw her bending. a breathing vision of love-
liness, over the harp, her full arm leaning on
its golden strings, heard again that rich voice,
now plaintive with some tender memory,
rise and fall in sweet and sorrowful cadence.
“ Tell me," be said when alone, “ what
does this mean? I feel like one awakened
from a dream.”
“ Only a country girl," said Helen; then
falling into her husband's arms she exclaim-
ed, “ Forgive me, I an tint. little rustic you
would die comel- nun wed—an you sorry
you married me P"
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could not deceive Did I not understand
youu had never"
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so: me hen. ‘mnig'bt, myself my teacher.
With labor anddihgence I hope lam worthy
to be the wife of one so good and exalted
as I find mv husband to be."
Reader, wouldn’t you and I like to be
there just now to has: ber story andsoe the
bright smiles upon her pretty dimplcd face.
as she tells how she banished piano, books
harp portfolio, music, all to an empty room
by themselves, and locking the door, leaving
them to seclusion and dust, as the country
girl, without any deep- laid scheme snowed
ing in convmcmg the well bred city gentle-
man that he could marry a charming rustic
if her lingers were more familiar with the
chum and knitting-needles than with the
pane 11nd books.
______‘,_. ——-
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A few days ago, says the Chicago Times.
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nature, andln spite of all the efl'ofls of‘his
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