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The Editor.
tho Editor who will; to please.
1 m humbly crawl upo- bia hurt-c.
And km the hand that beat:- him:
0,- tt he dawn to 'trmpt to walk.
Mam toe the mark that others chalk.
And cringe to all who meet him.
‘ 2} 3 one your Inb’eda are too gnvc~
Tm: much morality you harr- —
‘l‘oo mnrh about religion:
mu» inc mm;- “itrh or wiunl talri.
With all}: shod shoes. and fine and will".
u.— fu-uthers like a pigeon.
I , no to road. anothvr criesn.
Thou» monitrous fashionablt- llt‘l—
t:_ other words those uovela.
r : Lip-wed of kings. and quot-Ira. and lortla.
t if m: l--r w an and Gothic hordrs.
Lu? Zi‘f’tl in in! In nutcls.
V - ~-.\ *ri-w out. wv‘vr had uncugh
unfounded luvtnsirk stufl
an- the lair Croatian:
\znt‘ recent fort-ig'n news.
* t '{.:-~ian<. Turkn. the (lurch.- and Jens,
u.- in} th-r nation.
I ll -E arhttlastir love
. he io are a lint» more
24;): n! Grcek or Latin.
mnh’ rather have tho rriu‘.
li;n and rivv.
' i! ludtx !. k and gatin.
. - r2". 1 “am more fun.
15- anmlute or pun.
A r. M9 or a riddle;
- Y-zr mihiunary urn x,
worldly carnal \lPI‘i.
. rathvr lunar a riddle.
Tit» . rit; skill.
\t’nt dip in gall his :8lltlt‘l' quill.
A mel against tho paw-r:
U! all thn literary funlst.
Brv-d i mtr (Willem and 5\ lllrfirb.
Hr \iil.‘ the allilesl caper
tun. u! (laidir
Another (rte-A. I want to stri-
A Jumped up variety—
\‘:rirty in all thing\
A misrrllane-ms hmlsepo‘lgc prim.
t‘nmfm‘d. I only give the hint.
«if multifarious small thing.
l w tut mm: marriurc arms. are Mia.
l: tnnsn'tutnt m5" highrit blius.
To hair of wedding; plenty:
F».- iu 1 time n! gonvral ram. .
.\V i .- <:;.'.' r from a drought. 'tis plaiu —
.\: 31‘1" an: nor in twruty.
‘1 “1:1! lv‘ but 0! death. says um: ~
totally undone.
, tire and Inn-r:
tu- rs full 33 “is:
l .: nth. . t .an- 3!}. (All and rim
5 H! atom: at: n~ and. bunn-
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\»‘f.‘v‘ v32!) 3 in to: wish.
u and izn :\ a S‘lir) dish
in wit them:
it in ,e Vlt .-~ ~i a! prrh‘rt raw.
Ir‘ .- ~hmm1 they ‘If‘l’ tho m wan chrrw:
\\ -~ not or I’uttld dispute INH- 7
a“ :‘avr. wr handout. run or tour.
l. Lv or low. ‘us all the ”to.
'2‘.“ :-.:u;l.i or too humble;
\: 3mm edfinrtal night
it n m .Jht in do but what i:- right.
\" - ht :m- :rttttt‘tlt‘m grumble.
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HOW THE MORTGAGE WAS RE-
DEEMED.
T3: \ \xtrc :a grave looking group that
. i n Dean Lindmy‘s bust mom that
lime morning. First there was DR!!!
or”. always a nmminrut tiguru
{mm his tail and muscular furtu.
;. . ’:v i :md rvsulutc (are. At his right—
‘ r = in-wu lranrd on the table. whereupon
. 3‘. .:~.: immortals. \vith sundry toldrtl
:7 _ r «ml llatn‘hla-Sttl two then. one of
- :-. . 3.): toying with a nun which he held
3; mti lle W33 3 light. dark-skinned
“ lllt short. bushy hair and whiskers-—
z . 1..:'c~r of llxt‘ iunttuurhop style—mud
' thorn of the color ilcnnruinated as
r and “it. He had a bright. alert faci-
Mir. hiuuh gray eyes. Ills mum: was
Sridnn. and his calling attorney
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\.\ ..:ll
-'\\ “on:
Six}.
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TLm man at his side otfrrcd the strnugeat
;~. 3:222 mutrast. tic waa tall analoosoly
: 322:. with a stoop in his heavy shoulders.
it» lldd a dork! complexion. with mall and
~ivrpy looking pnlrbluc eyes. a bundles:
$3.9. and long. lanh. candy hair. pushed bc~
ban-1 his cam—aid cars being modeled on a
generous plan. as regarded size. and. if I
max; Ilia} the em. M II them
lavornhlv possible light to show “mugs
oilalfi‘. And as be carried his head a little
inure. they gave him the W of list-
< airtg covertly. without ”and“ law.
'l 1:35 man‘s name we WWA“ Wit
mu. and. though you might not thtahtt
in» his duos or metal
us. tumdmfidhrfiam.
lie-aliabt not but ban hr N1! Tack. but
has balm. a “titan-n to“ In
‘- 3: a term cm
con.“ replied Idodaay aobcrly “ You know
that I had hope of help trout my cousin in
New Orlcaua. I mentioned it to you “
Hr. Wibou listened and uoddcd thought-
fully.
“ Well. the hot that I have appllcd to you
shows that hope baa tailed toe. and so we ‘ll
say nothing more about It. Perhaps you
had better write the deed now. an Seldou. "
Mr Scldou bowed pleasantly. dipped his
pen in the ink. and tor a while the faint
scratch oi the pen on the paper. and the
loud ticking of the kitchen clock were the
only sound: in the house.
Mr. Lindsay learned his face on his hand
and locked steadily on the floor. thc slight
twitching or the musclca about the mouth
being the only alguot emotion one could
”discover Mrs. Lindsay. white and still an
a statue. her race a little drooping. sat a few
feet at the left of her husband. while Della
retained but old poatiou by her mothcr‘ a
chair. with atroublod ahadoae in her soft
brown eyes and over tho swcct young (are
Harry. awed and perplexed. hid his face in
the fold: of her dress. while in a group, it!
the open window. were gathered the rust ut‘
the children.
How unuaturally still it was. 11%: in corn
trust to the [rubric-a and brightnm of the
skv and air! Looking from the open win‘
dow, one su'w long reaches of softly nudit-
lnling prairie. httthcd‘ lll golden light. while
away to the right. a blue. sparkling river—
sentini-lctl with rottonvvmxla and syt‘nntorvs.
and overhung with pair. translucent mists——
fiashvd and rippled between its velvety
banks.
No wonder [lean Lindsay shrank from the
thought of his fair heritage being vumpru.
misrtl; but thvrc was no help for it. and ho
had gut to unite up his mind to think of it
as no longer really his. but subject to Amos
W ilsmrs authority. llr could hardly hot-p
from groaning- alund, us he run over in his
mind the hull score or'mnro of line farms
which belonged to “'lluon. all of which had
first been mortgaged to hint. its his was bu.
lug now. to raise the urt'cssary nnmvy to
keep them from being given up ultngt-thcr.
And then. out: nfte-r another. they hr! hrcn
gin-n up, and [turns “'ilsun was the puaSL‘S-
sur. Would his go in the same way? Would
tlwrt: hr at few 5 0: “‘5 u.’ struggle n ilh ill luck
—bl:ght and ilrnuth. :mtl ll)llLl(‘“‘--'lll(l then
his wife and children be homeless?
llv started with a. nervous rhuddcr. and
gluucvd tin. Amos Wilson was leaning it
little forward. looking steadily at L)L‘ll:l.\\'illl
it strange lire lighting in his slvepy cyt-s.
“The deed is really for your signature.
Mr Lindsay." shill Srlaluu hrirkly. “5'.
and Mrs. l.i'nlsn5".~
lli< voice broke the \vicrtl spell which had
secured to hold them; and Paul Lt‘lL‘t‘Slt‘l gut
up from his sent bv the kitchen door. and
csmr and stood by the table while the dead
was signed. and the money—seven htmilrml
dollars—counted and givcn in Mr. l.lnl.l.~:l\'.
who in turn handed nvrr the mortgage of
the homestead to Mr. “'llxnn. Then he
turned abruptly. and wont uttt. .‘lr. Scltlnn
limited after him with hi< quit-k bright vycs,
but no nnt- rls-c :tmwurul to uuticr it as bt“
ing anything unusual. that at him! man
should intrude his prt-suncc upon such an
Ut‘t'llrlltlll.
And now that btraint-xu is over. I will take
the opportunity of saying a mud about this
some l'unl Leicester.
l-‘imt he wan a struugvr in Dalton; that h.
he had lie-cu thcrv but little over two months
«having Cnmv early in April. llc bud
seemed so anxious for ciupln‘vmcnt. and
mill-rod tn work so cheaply with ll :tutl uxwu
surh vusv trrms—uut asking for payment
until t‘hristmu"—-tlmt 311‘. Lindsay had
thought it best to take him. He could not
work tho largo farm ammo. and was stimuli!—
l5‘ anxious to ill) a good tlotl this season.
-llI‘S
lu
' try to ru‘twvr hitusclf.
Mr. Lviorstor was not wry much used to
farm work. it was quite rvidcut. but he was
so ready to learn and so quiet and persistent
about everything he undertook. that Mr.
Lindsay was tlvlia‘htrd with his bargain. lie
was cxlretucly wttreut at first. but hv dc-
grccs he had grown utorc from and onm- u:
twiw surprisml "will with such a goniul llmv
of wit and spirits. that Mr. Lindsay had do
rlnrvd himself unable tu are what hunt him
there. a tilt!“ of his abilities.
And nmv a word in WWI to Mr. Lind~
say‘s ontlmrrasxmout. For thrvc consvcutivt-
srnsuns the harvests had been cxtwniclv
light in thivx suction. scnrwly paying for the
outlaying ot money and labor. to say nothing
of profit. Then the expense at living was
mirisidcraltlc. for ten person: required It“
small amount of food. to make no mcutlutt
of garments that will wax old. Added to
this was a lung and severe inmost. lusting all
winter. and running him behind to curb an
extant. that be our no other way to go on
with his work than to h‘irc money. This it
was next to impossible to do. and after some
pretty srvrro struggles with his pride. he so
for ovorrmuc it as to wrl ctoJulinu Richard
son. a sauna cousin. living In New Orleans,
and reputed very wealthy. He had nvvcr
seen him. but had heard that he was uu‘
utarriod and somewhat eccentric. And so.
in mi: strait. he vcnturod to annual to him.
Bc wrote the firat letter in February. but it
was unanswe'nd. After Waiting in a state
of nervous anxiety and almost for two or
those weeks. he wrote again. Thla time his
lettor was renamed. alter being—mom. but
without a liar or word in answer. Kc
struggled alouauoothurtwo mm. and
the: be wt to ace Amos Wilson. with tho
Gaul result I have heretofore dwcrlbcd
The a..." dipped away lit. coldca sands.
SOUTH N ORW ALK, CONN, THURSDAY, JULY 3,1873
Kr. Lindsay closed tho door carctully.
and came forward to ltla daughter‘ a aide.
"Dalia.“ he said. mutating to appear
calm. “Mr. Wilson has done rue the honor
to ask immisslou to pay his court to my
daughter. I have told hint that my girl ta
rm to answer for uracil—what shall it hr.
Della?“
Della cast our: quick gluncu into her
father‘s face. and saw all its cagcr hope and
anxiety. Then she turned to Autos Wilsmt.
who had taken a step forward. and was
looking at hcr sharply from uudur his low
rye bmws. his pale taco burning with faint
opullne tints. luvuluntnrlly she shuddoml
and drew back.
“I do not love Mr. Wilson. (lulu-r.“
said faintly.
“But you run lmrn’tu luvc him. llclhi 3“
he asked quickly. with his lips twitching
urrvously.
“ Nu. lather. I cannot.“ she nuswcrvd. this
time firmly. “ I thank Mr. Wilson for the
honor he has done uw. but I donut luvc
hint-and you would nut ask luv to marry ll
mun that I do not love. father?“
“No.1uv child. I do nut and: that " hrs :llll
gently but with l chord of sittlurss and dis
appointment in his voice.
l’tmr Delhi! lIuw suddenly tho riund had
descended nrul vnwlupul hvr. With lwuvy
heart she erupt softly out. lll’ltl loft tlw twa
turn together. she knew whathvr remind
had mount to her father. Sim knew that tho
load. which chatted and fretted him so.
might have been lifted with a. simple quvc-
meat of her lips; and yet she had not given
it—sho could not give it! Dropping hm
hlosxmns us she went. she hurriml ulll. 5h) ll
little nrhur of old Vince in the garden: and
then». alone with the pitytug twilight and
tho stunt. she sobbvd out the first bitlvrnrss
of her regret and pain.
She lll‘lll‘tl Mr. “'llsun cmuvnul and go
away. and then. it little lutt‘r, llt‘tll‘tl n slrp
in the gttrdmt—u stop that sent the hlnml in
a fierce. sudden tm'rvnt.tu hvrhwtrt. mnl
then to her Chocks.
“ You are not wpcntin: so mun. Della?"
and Paul Leit‘csh-r Cnmt- llllll limit the nut
and llusln-d {are llt‘l\\‘t‘l‘ll his (‘UUl pulms.
lcntlt't l5:
"()h. I t‘llllltl not ruurry that mun: why
shutthl hc i-vur think of such a thing?" llrllu
«skull pitifully. "And futhrr -~—«“
She stopped abruptly. but he felt how but
hvr l‘lll‘t‘ks grow nguimt his hand. untl knew
what she would have Silltl.
“ He is t‘ii‘lt. llllll‘ lit-1hr.”
“I know it." said lli'llll.
«linking sub.
“ And l am only vmti‘ father's luburrt‘,
and 51% I lmvi- tllll't'll in luvr tlw sutni- hilly.
\Vhttt do you suppose he will say in my pm
aumptlun. when >lu- rrfuwx thix rich llltlll w
cavalier-15' Y “
“ You? ll atlh. Mr. Twit-(slur? lln nut
muck luv?“ Sh" lxrulw down in llllutln‘r
flood of trims. and .\l r. Leicester cuntfurlml
hrr \vith ll grunt runny fund \vurtlvwwhlt‘h
would not look half dvlightful and
charming in print 35 Hwy runli)‘ were. from
Illt‘ flu-t that curtain things" nrr univvrsally
pronounced silly. unless unv lupin-us to be
of the u’mtmm‘u prrmmv <thvti thry are hotter
and more in [w tlt‘bn‘v‘l limit the \visdum of
Solomon.
By and try it art-w rhilly. and the damp
mists came up from tho rivur. and Mr. 1.0L
crater said that Dvllu must go in. although
all”. foolish t‘lllltl. not.“ have turt‘lul tht‘t't‘
gladly. nor thought «if «lump tlt‘t‘ltlll. if lt
hazl lK‘t'll January infirm! ui August. if only
lu- was lllt‘l‘t‘.
“I want to sue your father. tut). Della.“
he said; ttlltl su tht'y \vrnt in. Mr. Iliudxty
sat by}; tho kitrhnu trthlr. his arms amused
and Imning on it. and lwi’vrr him. st‘ntlctvd
tllmtl!‘ sundry bills. pain-n. tic. lie luukvd
up. thru mudv ti mutton to gnvln‘r them up.
Mr. Lciwsivr tirrw lh‘lln‘s unit through his.
and vzttnu quickly for“ uni.
“ .\l r. Lindsay. l luvv your daughter and
shn luvvs inc.“ hr will in it steady. nurtured
\‘uh‘v. “ I know that Mr. Wilson would hr
inure l'll‘t‘t‘pllllllt‘ tn vnn. but I think vuu are
mu much of I grittlutmn tunbjmrt in “it“
on pruprrl v grounds I think no Nu
manage to live—Doll“ und. l—smttrhuw.
What do 5'0“ say to us?"
Mr Lindsay thult‘t‘tl from tlw radiant
blushing Illt‘t‘ uf his tlattghtvr. to the strung
qulvt mic hrsidc hrr. and. thought it cost
him it little vtl‘urt. hr said chovrt‘ully:
“I will add my bin-taxing. it that is what
you ask. God knows that my child‘s hupm
pints: is inun- to tuc than iuunvymt lllutlw
and tlutcs.‘
Paul Itcicmtci‘s in.» sul'trnml into nrarv
smile. “You are l\ brztw utuu Dotti ltiud~
nay.“ he said. warmly. hie rye hintlliug‘utml
you shall nvver he surry for having trustvd
mo.“
Mr. Lriwstcr ht‘ggvtl for it“ mrlv \vmltliug‘
day. and soon wnu Delhi to his side by his
cluqucucr and punish-nor. “ It WAR tlfi \\‘t‘u
perhaps. now at at any time.“ Mr. Lindsay
thought. iunl also vlrldrd. And Mrs. Lind
sav had so long leaned upon and defined to
Dolla to think of oijctlug tu myth lug she
ash-ll; turd suit was arranged for “what
week in Sz-ptcuibct. Two works norm» the
time. Mr. Leicester said it would bu “coca:
nary for him to baaway u wrck, and. with-
uut mentioning his destination. took his dc-
parturc. The week palm. and then It'll
daya. and be ueithcr came not wrote to
them And then it latched but one of the
duty fixed for tho wedding. and Delta grew
wand It. kinda: angry But the
afternoon brought tho truaut. who. with u
bright who said be was by Mattress.
“By the m.“ be» added. taking a fielded
mumbiamaad tooduclttuldr.
Mn“! our bit. Wilson as I rum:-
alone.“
WWW “’ “claim Ilium
looting mad.
. *‘i’cutt‘haovuorctbau hilahotddtuako
mmmt when you havosum
catty ultra we. on «to: not.“ minus
“about nun
“hat I don‘t “diamond. 1-1—0”
*Mlma m “w.“m
she
with it little
30
m
fladdfintlhavcbtwato
to live some way—Della and I—can we not.
my darling: ?"
And for nuswor Della hid her face on his
shoulder. and cried woman fashion.
mow—-
Keep Your Girls Homo highla-
I have a word to say to good hard work-
ing mothers who don‘t know half that goes
on in tho wovld~ututhcra who bathe. boil.
welsh. iron. sweep and scrub alltdny. and go
to bed dead tired. glad that their daughters
am up 5 ct and can t‘lljil)‘ themselves
Du 5m: how where your girls go in the
owning ‘
“Oh. yes.‘ ‘yon any; “ to soc some more
young frimnls; to spend the evening with
llvtsynnd .liutc and Funny." You think
an; but arc you sure? 0thor people are as
snrr of their duughtunt, and if you take tho
trouble tolnvcstlnutu. you willtlud. puritans.
that Sam spends her time after dark run.
ning the sitcom 4*
It ll; in fuel. as any (mu. with ordinary
nmvor of observation can discover, that the
tlnuuhtera ut wartcctublo parents in ordinary
ranks of "to. who are not properly watched
by their elders. tloclt the turrets after dark
uuwmluys; and so tll.~‘(‘mtlllttbly bold in
thulr murmurs. That. they ”flirt.“ asltls
U‘llll‘tl. and allow strungeyuung mun lawsuit
in thrm and nll‘or lllt‘lll I‘t‘ffl‘rl‘fllt‘lllLIUHl
that each girl krvps the aren‘t at the other.
thut she in turn lumps hers. In this 0mm~
try. thopuur man‘s dunghtrr should be as
much of a lady us the: rullllonario. At least
thcy should lw wrll murmured. pnm and
hum-st iii no me nrnml m 335'. must of them
arr.
'l‘lw more r'ontitct with boldnrsv sulllrs
purity. A bad mmpnniun has more influ‘
men than n good one. and bulilncxu and bad
company throng tho city‘s streets at even
tide. liwp your girls out of them.
If the has lt-gitimnte invitation nut. know
ull nhnnt hrr escort. nr mnkv her father or
ht‘ulhvr trtkr t‘:ll‘t‘ «\f “(T (m the way to and
from tlmhuncvto whirl: 8hr is to go. If
she has no r-smrt or no malt- rclmivu. it.
might lu- lwst tn tltl tut lltl English mother
\vnuldv—gu and {with hot yuursrll‘.
.\'vvvr lrt her (‘uutruvt the habit of stay-
int: all night with hcr girl friends. It is tlll
llllt' sort, of way any how, and tttkca but out
of )I'lll‘ cuntrul.
If you haw burn lux in yutu‘ discipline.
yuur girl 11:35 pout a littlc at first. and lllltl
humt- mulch-hut dull; but if slit: livvs to be
:1 woman. and to marry. Slll.‘ will thunk you
at ltt>l~llmnk51tu from the butlum of her
st-ul. us shc lnukfl built on the sad fate of
Stilllt‘UT thaw gills “‘ltht‘ tiiutln‘ishutl not
prudvut-r \‘l truth nit) enough in km- '1‘ them
home night»:
u...» .‘..__ .A
Living Out of Town.
Snmt‘uf the pvruliur plcnstm-s of living
tml lit the following puprr by Max Atlclt‘t:
-‘ (luv of the gmutcst violigh is of hunrtllhg
in tho country for the summer. is the pleats:
me a man \lt‘l‘lV‘l‘S from his vll‘urts to catch
the early muniin: lt‘tllll by which hr must
roach thv city and his huslni-sx. When he
guts out of heal hu luuks at his \\'ult‘ll and
finds he has pit-my of time; so hr \lI‘CSo‘k‘S
Iuisuu-lv. and sits tlmvu to breakfast in u
calm and sun-tic stile of ltllllal. Just as llt‘
cracks his tlmt egg. he hriu‘s the up train.
llo starts. jt-rks out his watch. rumpnrrs it
with thcrlnt‘lt. and limit that it ii eleven
minutes slow. and thztt llt‘ has only {our
ruinu‘cs lt‘fl in which in get ‘tu thr depot.
In a tearful hurry he tries to scoop the rug
out of tho shell. but it burns his flout-m: tho
skin is tough. and after finding with it tor a
moment it smashnn tutu a hopeless utrwitutl
he gets his fingers \‘Illt‘ttl‘t‘xl‘. it» drops thr
whole t‘uttt‘vr't in tluv. grabs it but roll. tllltl
scultls ht:- lunaur with it quick mouthful of
hot vull‘vr; than ho mulls the roll into hi3
month. while his \Vllt‘ hands him his satclwl.
and tollu him she thinks she- lteant the whis-
tlc. llo plunges tumll‘v around tho worn
looking; for his umlu‘vllzt. thou hiser his
Wlttl its wvll as ho run with all that unswnl
ltl\\‘t‘tl llt ‘lltl \listvtttlln: his t‘ltt‘t‘hn. 315's amul-
hyo to tho cliiltlwu in at lamp. and nmltm u
duxh for tho tluur
Jud tl‘ Iw guts lu thv guru lw tind~ that ht
has t‘mgottvn ltlzt dustnr and he changes but li
attvr it. suntvhm it up. and trim tluwn tho
gmvvl walk in it ftcn‘xy. [Ir tltwsu‘t like in
run tltnmult thv villugtxlwrauw that would
be nntlignitlml. but he walks l‘urluusly. llv
gum faster and faster. llulf way down. hr
tluvs hour tho whistle. fur certain. I!» wants
in run. but hr knows that ho will start up
that yvlluw dog them by the sidewalk it he
dons. Then he actually sum thc train cunr
in: lulu tho dvput. ltlltl hr tools that huntust
llltllit‘ u rush. llo docs. Thu yellow dog
hummus around. and mm tlllt‘l‘ hlm. Six
other dogs join the chase. one utter tho oth~
or. and bark furiously and truth: around hlu
logo. Stuull boys cuntrlbutc tu their-Keillo-
mount as ho goes past. by whistllug on their
fingers. and the iutm nt work on tho new
mcrtittghuusc knock ml to luul: M hint tllttl
luugh.‘ He feels ridiculous, but he must
catch that train. Ho gut-s desperate. when
he has to slurhcn up until two or than: wo~
men. who «N on tho sidewalk discussing: the
servant girl question lllltl the price of butter.
ccnttvrtu let ltllll pass. He arrives within
one hundred yards of the depot. with dustcr
dying in the wind. t‘udl tails horizontal and
tho yellow dug nipping his heck. just as the
train begins to [“0th lie puts on calm
meow and usolvcc to make that truth or
topcrtsh Ile roaches“ its the last car logo.
lug past. lie $6:le the hattdrttil, ls \ iolcutly
jetted «Mimi once or who. but finally
lands“: the strum his hmaudlsbmled
laby'hlscoutudlurby the Whom but.
and. dust: with his tmsmmtho
huctabhsblmbnfidaudthmfluiubh
um broken.
Jun “begets must; tutu them
thotmtastmbmhaun on mmm
hunthMhaltan hour min—ut-
mttxw at um m m to limit
“turnaround m M “will
mi! of town duringr the summer it”: llltllCil‘ 5
Mum W8.
A It 0 I! I T E C T.
136 Broadway. New 'York.
health-cc. Stantord. 0t.
spacial attention paid to country rcaldencca. G‘tt
1)0TTII~2lt & STI’MUS
MANUFACTURING CO.
\Varcroona, No. 038 Broadway.
Want-oom- and Factory «at and and amok. and
chl ugtoa uvcuuo. New \orlt.
CABINET MAKE BREWER!!!” ‘ORA-
“8‘ Him rum. 13133. ~
TONI llRORS MIL-\ND 9. 3R0; ~ 8] ‘3"
mo ”I”.
T 8.801me.
O
I) E N TI 81.
Extracting tooth and locating artificial dcututoc a
npuclalty.
OFFICE IN ELY‘S llLOCK.
my South Namath.
\I III‘ at. Isl)!“
WINE AND LAGER BEER'SALOON.
t‘unu-r \l‘utvr and Waahhiglun ntrocta. Smith Nor
u. ilk. t‘ onn l-tl'
A'DELLECK
t1 orvvalk.
Dealer in BOOKS and STATIONERY.
MONOGRAM: «Cut and stamped on
latest out» or 'l‘lutcd Papcra.
(i I‘OCERI' 1'28-
.ltll'N llUTCHINGS,
Foruurl “urchin": a Ferric. Eh" I llluclt. Main
urn-.ti Nlmih \‘Ol‘nulk Thankful hr the pant pur-
runum t‘vtvluu "‘0!“ hi:- customers. ho hope-t. by
'fltl‘l .tllitll'llllt‘ul of Urtm‘ritu tn llltl‘!
at tug at
‘l‘ntl‘; 3min: ration and Ettlll‘t‘ a guru-nun Moire of
ilu ll mmumxt-iu the tuiurr. Ht
\[IYHICX
I
MISS EVA B. SMITH.
Teacher ul l‘lauu Forte Music. Room No. Chi-
cheater 3 Block. :unth Nut-walk Conn. ill it ,,
I‘ 1‘ .\NK .1. 51301414118 1% 1‘1)"
DEALER! IR
" UltUt‘hltlES PROVISIONS.
Preserves. Jolllos. Canned Fruits. Etc.
' MAIN STREET.
sut'vu .\0R\\‘AI:K. con}:
nl~y .13--.-
\‘v. n. T()1414IGS.
llualcr in
Stoves. 'l‘in Ware. Cooking Utensils,
lun- aad flour Far-labia: floods.
Mira: Routing. Tin. t‘upptr and sheet lnm \vurlt
ram utvd toordu. Juhhiugu! all kinds unnumb-
A‘Ifillllt‘d to
Mt wmnmu-rox s‘rnttxr. soc't‘u NORWALK.
filthmJAllES E. murmur:
“at s tcumvnd hi: mace and Restriction to
1‘ In- Str-cot. Nurvvalk, CL.
Flair Dumt rum: \\' au- Au.
(\nlm haunt. l to I o‘clock F. 3.. d to 7 o‘clock 4'. M.
lott‘tl
(Trillium u. Niall—ISLE.
CIVIL ENGI\EER .Nl D SCI/llslil'ult.
SWORDS‘S Bl‘lLDlhll.
South .‘lnrwallt than.
tutu“ ....-
T H O S F. C R 0 FT.
14.\ ‘N DSC‘A PIE G4‘RI)F2N RIM
Allard: to m Laying (In: of (bushy Stats,
MP9 received lbw hl‘. 0. Box 93. 8a ratucli.
t‘t . or at this 081w. “'1‘qu promptly attvhdu‘llo.
Irma-m. 2
Joint “21mm. no. “ingrown. N. l‘
11 glut“ “title mum. “‘cfltlmrt
ihmul-nhfinmm “in vm wluttmuuuokua. N J.
taunt Wit?!“ . 1“"
STAMPING.
H H PRITOHARD ‘
a prenatal to do Stain tor Braid! and
I 93:?th hm acwaad I“ Ml)“ ua.
hm lot
Pillow Shams, Handkerchiefs. Etc.
fl-tt 0N3 DOOR WEST 0F 1‘. O
KEELER, HOLMES & 00.,
‘ wool-cola Grocer-a. '
Flour. Grain and road.
NOS. BAND ll WALL STREET.
‘ Norwatlr, MI.
All olden tbaahtul received wound;
tilt-t! alytcududto. W
Aerni‘l‘it ~\ rca’t‘nlf
.-‘:*‘LL«-11m '
mwhuwomw.“ WM
bahehacutcttbcwhduwaattmao ,
“thousandth“!
m . '
G AGE mm , «
HR. GOOLD HOYT
will rccalu
BILLS NBCOMEC'I‘IflN
AT THE LAW ONCE OF
A. D. B R U S H .
rat ‘a
Norwalh Sloan Dyeing and Scourlu:
* Establishment.
Factory and Office. cast of Home RR. depot
Drmoa and-Dru: Goodct. dyed or clunut.
Particular attention paid to the 'Drctng. Cleansing.
Rap-trio: and Prado; of
Gentleman’s Carmelita
by a new and improved mat. requiring only
two (lava
KID GLOVES
rlca uod to one ll“. to look alarm could to new at
, to mm“ per I'II'I'.
R. N. PERRY.
N e w S 110 r e 2
srovns}
Houscfiu'nishlng Goods.
TIN WARE, 61.0.
The undrrslgnnl having taken the atom in the
iron bulldln on Main Street. known in Clark A.
huc‘ I Illocli opportltr the the donor is prc pared lu
fumluh the citizen: of South Not-null: and vicinity
1th all kind a of Hottscfurnlchlng (luodn. Stovrn.
Tin “flfl‘. 'l‘iu Rooting Leaders. and Gutters. at
short notice and at low prlcvs.
Jobbing Promptlv Attended to.
La: HE A. snrrz.
LIVE GEES! FEATHERS.
—-.\’I‘—‘
E. K. LOCKWOOD’S
llLD WELL HOTEL
CURSE“ 01"
181333)
MAIN and WASHINGTON STREETS.
South Norwalk,
F. F. Sledman & Son,
I’ROPBIETORS, ‘
Ilu- been tittml up in
ELEGANT STYLE
For the Scum.
Aurxvrlhut Stu‘tlt- attached to tho Hotel. (kn
riagxw iii uttr‘udant‘t at all hour‘ on application at
the villa:
BlLLIARl) noon,
\t‘ith tic“ mm: \ untitled to tho boom».
139%!
~LUCAS HOTEL.
Adjoining Dlhhlc‘s Block.
South \orwalk
Main Street, -
The Best Place in the City
for normal-mt handout 'hauutcut blunders run
nlshcd with meat: uml motor at short nuttcc.
BILLlARD ROOM AND BAR
attached to the Motel tor the accommodatltm ut
cunt: .
Mutts LUCAS, Prop.
tow - .
SPRIN G ,‘STYLES,_ ,
MILLINCERY. ’
MRS. JUDD,
HAS OPENED
INN Ste Hutu swam»-
“ mnf‘tnlunnmm
firms... mxwm $21. &
“MW
‘rmohttmtaerxcmtn.
Nomination.
_ 7_ MMaW
StrawWAhcndMaadfia-ad
‘ __
' HOME LAWN SCHOOL
‘V’ILI. much Wednesday. September 11th at thy:
old SLJohu Homeucadmcrfl Rich am.
Wall "mic. Iuatructlou given in all the ordiuar
branch». alto la lute. Draw-in. the W
M. A tow young ladie- rcccivcd into the fatally
um ll. srms.
MISS HfllllN’S Sflflfllll.
This achool la located in alchemy:- a Block. Warb-
lngtut mt. South Norwalk. Thorough instructor:
given 11 all the Ergllah M06. Latin. French
Drawing. and Wax Flowers.
An experienced teacher of the PlattoFcrtoi-alco
connected with the Idiom.
on .
Th! aluttltntloulc wt ("natal t
Email. about one tullapl 1’ on m “If!
ymwmng la afi.;ndmhaa ficamcwcllvcatl-
latcd rooms. with high ceiling; Tho number or
boarders in limited to thirty. thus arriving the Princi-
Paul and teachers opportunity for healing the purllc
d-htdnalt
Dlu {AWlu‘ n uvctrru of G nacticc la than
ought: taught. and careful attcu on in hElven to add
rtu dyaod since that we mavha
git-ix \ “in" gonad mind: in sound bodiru.
Calendar For 18?: and 1874: -Sprl1¢ rm henna
March“: Fall tat-rm begins Scpgw. Winter term
begin: Jan. 5. 18" 4
titty “IL? A. RICE. Principal.
BELL &- HILSDON,
Whole-ole and Retail Dealer-
WIR—
OX'STERS. CLAMS, FISH
AND LOBSTERS.
Oysters by tlic Barr-cl and Gallon.
Tomato Calsup by the Half Pint or Barrel,
FRUIT AND VGE TABLES.
Canned Fruits and ‘cxetablcs.
WEST OF THE NET YORK AND \‘E\\' HAVE).
RAILROAD DEPOT.
South Nor-“walk. C our).
mmx BILL. Inuit: munon.
l-t!
THE BEST PLACE
TO GO FOR
HOLIDAY CUNFECTIUNERY,
In this town. is
FRANK MEAD’S
NO. 3=GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK.
our t‘oufrctiuhvry in all madcuf I’I‘RE Sl'tiAR.
and it is acknowlvden-d by all that we lmtkc Candy as
good as any mauufacturcd in Fair-field County.
“0
ELIAS G USOWSKI,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
and dealt-r n
READY mm: (‘LOTHING
-A.\'D ‘—
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 8 Main st. Norwalk, Conn.
Constantly on hand. a large ambient or (‘lothx
(Maximum: and \ estiugs. \11 orders promptlt ex-
ccutnl. nos
H M. 6; J. T. PROWITT,
Dealers in ,
Hardwam Cutlery, Paints. Oils,
Glass. Window Shades 6r. Papefilangings,
\‘o. ‘8 IAN STRKIH‘. - NURWALK. (‘05)?
House a Sign Painting aaccutcd promptly
. mm
W. H. LAVALLEE,
.HARNESSE&
Goods
liar-so Furnishing
Trunks
Main St., * ' South Norwalk.
"8-8310.
HORSE SH EING.
bolas HORSE’
Tho ultimo» is pro; gm tn do
and 0x momma. and do all In da 0: jubhlug.
tutrnttame or HORSES
surely prevailed Quarter (bucks and Cows nlivwd
Thcgvhgus in t2; rutr or E y‘ :1 Block “hind man bi?a
me null rt atroct through aunt u u
John llutrhitltfa‘k Nam. Everything diam: Kilt ll:
intuit rvasoua two. lithium prom “I _v attended
to. mt“ Ill: LL
4 IRON FENCING.
mgatuwbardgfl lit new program! to make and fun
Wrought and Cast Iron F ending.
mtmommmudbwm 339
Iron Baton, Boot-a, Shutter-a and
Gnu-1a.
Iron‘ and Bolt- 0‘ building mold
many other articlua to tha the o:
.BLAGKSMITH A WORK.
mmhnmarw‘g mt 9305mm
“mm“ - “1W
Union Marble Works,
ummmxum .
' cummouuomm
MON UMFNTS.
can“!
m
frmmmm
‘mmmmumwafi
WHOLE NO.’ 133.
scum your“: ctr! orrtccns.
Inland)“ P. in.
(Wham Warez.
Iran-Flaws,“ A. 8:111
m
Jmflhh—Roaur It.” Rowan!
‘ 0113. Trrlo W
011? Dorian. oou tut-ox
(Maw—l. 3. Fauna.
Arline—A111 thmm
W or {than
Mam-Stu.“
m..—
J'Smt ultra—T101“ (3 Km J. Cant.
8011:: ll Noni-01.111111- W
um<1mFP1c G J Lina"
x a. mouth cum.
I!“ flint-Fauna ‘
Us!" 0’ 1-11 "All!!!“ 60112171“ G! 1-11 man
Rim—B. 1!.ElwrlLS. 1:.qu
W. W. Smithy} MR. 1.
Taller.
ammsmn. I. 'l‘ollnd 31mm
Geo. Nor-veil.
Mia—4.1.. Richards. I] K. 5?le .J'. Crow.
amend Gar—3!. )1. Kati-5511. WM; IL
ton.
VMC Mutiny-II \l‘. Learnt}. W. Smith, 3!. ll.
(HIGH.
“1:336 ”mild-S. F. Pack. Geo W. Snilth. F. IL
- a
$313311“!st ll hash. J. L. Richards. Goo. Non
Vt
“Rf“?! om: SlquaI-ier—X. J. Draw. R. I. 'I‘olles. H.
' tar.
SOUTH NORWALK POST OFFICE.
igtmmrcmu—cwand tux. 1.: than
t: P. I
Mm: Won anus—tn A 1..-3:m..and':155r.
Bursar: Matt. Dr's—8:00;. 1. :32tllr. 1.
\\ ESTER! Matt. Dirt—41 001ml &«A. 1.: 6:"? I
Bum or Mm. (um—&wa 1.: than 1. f
Drum’ru' Matt. D1 x~8fm A 1
NORWALK POST OFFICE-
s=§qu Em Luna—um and 9:00 a. 1.: 5:00 and
Mans Wits-r Crust-7:25 a. 1. :twandsrwr. I
Eurunx MAIL D: E——S:(X'A. 1. “no 1
Vi “nun mu. Dab-9:15 and 11:00 a 1. and 6:15
1-. 1
DANSK'RY Mm. moan—8:55a 1:; ..6:(It1r 1.
Dawn: in Mall. Dr 15—7: 85a. 1. 5:.251‘ I.
w mm: MAIL: (mitu’l Dvxv—lttho a 1.
ll xerox MAIL untu‘) (hosts-12:0) 1
CHAS OLXSTEAD. P. If.
ROWAYTON ‘Fosr OFFICE.
Mum East- (toss—8:6 1.1.
\ Nuts ll Es!" ULnsx—l‘: 45 a. 1. :8:Il l' 1
Exsrvns Mm. Dru—T: 50 a. 1:335 r 1
_‘\l germ Han. Dru-45:55 a. 1.
01mm COOK. P X.
D.AIL\’; LINE. W
NDRWlLKlNB NEW YORK.
Connecting w ith the Dauburv Rai‘road.
THE SPLENDID AND FAST STEAMER.
C \P‘I‘. G. W. SECOR,
ox urn mks. mrttsnat amm‘s, 1a? l.
L. av cs South Burundi to cry morning (Sundavc rx
copied: 31”.. an. or on arriml of tttc tram from Dan-
bur} and \‘vw uawu.
Railroad Parson ,vu-s- and W3:- convcv ed to and
{£021 the dc pot at South Nor-walk without extra
c awe.
Engage not regularly checked will be at the risk
or the own nor
R turning limos Now York from Pier 37.3331
Rimr toot of Linker. street. a: 3:15 and from Pier
foot of Thirty third street. But R33 er. 3'. 3:390 clock
.(Sundavs excoptud).
Pa
J 75 Cents, Excursion Tickets, $1.25
FREIGHT TAKE‘I AT PROPELLKR K‘TES.
Refreshments of all undo served on board.
N. 8— Amtrims from Xew York. connects at
Soon Xortvall: nirh the 6: (8 train to Barbary and
hats: asr 1.1mm to \‘en- uavon: also. with the
rain from Danlmrv \\ l'llt' h mitt-c at South \‘onralk
at '1: ta. and Iron: he“: Haven at .:461.1
THE FREIGH’I‘ PROPELLERS
City of Email a: P P. Brady,
Will lear: from each end of the routi- every evening.
Produce cold tithe ut charge! or mutation
Fnught at old motto: rates.
All persons are tor-hid trusting any of the can
plot a“. of either of the abate boats on account of
the 01' mini mentor. (_. "St!
Norwalk Horse Railway.
733:1 arm‘s JUNE 2911: 1371
you Namath mm W
5:25 A 31. .Y Arron: 5:35; I.
5:19 “ N. Y. & .\‘ IL 6211
6:32 “ \0 train. 3:09 “
Gunx‘ “ No train. . l3 “
2:24 “ New YurkAr. . tits “
1:43 “ No train. $1“ “
1&8 “ Ru train. .9233 “
R40 “ New Haven.” ‘3:in “
this “ \ew \ ark. 9:28 “
9:18 “ \‘cw Haven Ex. ENS “
GAS “ .\o train. 1m “
tune .. 3'.» min man -‘
lttall “ \cw Mitch. 12:95 “
13:03 “ New nun-n Ex. 11:33 “
11:3.“ ‘ .‘s‘o trattx 11:51 “
“:32 ‘ Sn train. 12:13 P H.
18:23 I‘ K. Xu t . 12:34 “
12:35 ‘ N. Y. . «cm. 1213‘ “
Irtfi “ New lhu‘n < 3353 “
233 “ ‘x'i-w Hum-u Ex. :82 “
1:43 “ New Tax 3:. 8:65 “
8:115 “ .\u min. 3:36 “
S‘Cl’li “ 3w train. 1‘4? “
8:4": “ New York ‘ (:10 “
mu “ \r’u Haven Ex ' «Q “
tar“ ‘ . \‘e\\ \ \trk Ex. tin“: “
{:58 “ fl \0 train. 5:!) “
that “ \' Y. A“: in. 5:56 “
than “ 24in: limos). (:16 ~‘
filo “ \‘t \\ \ urk. 3:88 “
rat‘s " Non an- cit. no) “
6:83 “ Eu train. v.11 “
tut “ \‘u train. “5:25 E“
7:35 “ \‘o truth. can u
N‘- “ .\o ruin. it“! “
out “ 1‘50 train. 8:12 “
m“: “ Ru train. «I? v
7‘. “ \‘0 train ITO r “
lull: “ Nvu I urlt 8: km ‘
that “ how lbw: Rx ' 9:33 “
lttfl “ \rw Haven Ex rum “
SUNDAY TIIE TABLE.
I] ‘N ..\ 31.; 13:10; 8:40, 7:“; 8:40,
9: ‘.l0 1’. \l
heave South Nurwalk -— Tm 9:3}. 10:05.
19:30. A. 31.; IEdO. 12:35, 7:05. 7:30. 9:10
9:35. P. M. '
EDWIN W001). WWI.
. Slldllktt mum
rimming-scrum . .
Mmtuwwmnmrtm: ‘
For No. that. 5
At 3:41 ALI. WW ‘
:2 AW
“ hunt '
to»;
. ww’Tt‘ieE Nor-veil 1 1x0:- M
JOSEPH s ncxnulc. r. x. U
Lune \ut‘nulk-—-?;OJ. 9:0.) 9:40 10:05,.
New York and New Haven 8. R '
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