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South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, November 6, 1873 · page 1

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gr um» inch III-cc eon-um- I noun: but In
-.:\vr’2«Imle!’ will no counted lo. IIII on. coon.
li??‘.l._'\*i and [MI ill-0PM ”filmy.
Lth‘: snow-c to ma our lino.
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‘I‘ur TII Slurtxu.)
DRIPTINB.

Ntltuar U‘IW tho bright blue IQ‘I.
Carole“ whither l glide.

[I but drifts idly t . Ind fro.
Borlu by the rising tldr.

 

t'h.» grail! hmlh of counter wind
nova mm; unmuring by.

Um no wind li hand from the «I or chow.
rune the uurtlcd “Ifiuil'l cry.

III-I In out: down bottom: the turn.
tuned door; 1- mania-It loud;

I.. ; ~IIII l‘lm‘t‘)‘ i‘ll‘udl in the uurr eh).
\rr: turning from now to blood.

rap «mogul mim Ire gllhrrlut: round.
\ . . :ug the View from my night.

\\ - .nrr Ina «Ive Illa-re mum the dub
. II In. tux-mug hump light.

I‘llII‘O“ IhIpI. II they alldc Iloug.
4n the gIIbvrIng IlIrhnchi quu.
. l I. only M Inc in lhclr ovum,
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I iv "Illllll h|ll riIeu Ihuro the wur.
I: .I n nun-mg clear Ind bright.
“It. ‘2.’ I Its-hing. Itilery m
2;. :3. menu“, ruliaut light .
\lui a . slop-I In my tiny boII.
it.» :,r or. in lilr Ilium “I“.
In: a: l dream tho noun III)‘.
1 will II ":1 “burr I gill-kl
,, «0‘
Sold .lnl'tt.

, F.

ll e um tum-ml out. thl' sons-Int.
In!“ IIII- not!" min I
in ‘ ll.r whirl" of ftlsbluu

.\ . and l‘lmut lltvlf dillvrrnl III.“

.Var

{.72. 3.3.! how mt uglu IlirltIIlou.
3% II II warring pllll‘tn huuw,

Ii M an turnout ltnn I‘PMll‘Ill.
Luna : awry Nl’rlvr luw

l tutti M! In pull-m Mung.
AI the warm tomb of bur Mud.
l lull tulloovd lu bvr Mil-top-
ilrI-Imcd l III.- III kin lItIo.

Sta-I tutti hung upon my Involv.
With low it» vly \ iolcl rye-I.

\ilhl'lilhx II III:I word- Iwbiupvnut.
lb Imiug with I ulIIl eurprlm

\\‘.- IIIII III'IdIII-«i down Ittr «II-burn,
“‘tlh Ibt- nulrIIllfli o‘e'uc clratylng;

Lint-wed to the night wind‘c I‘hIcpIIr.
Wondrml III-l the erca Ill-m axing?

And Iza‘n we flood Inge her

.Vnr lb" mm‘n ebb and flowing.
“‘Iatlr the hluchu of the cum“

“I the laws I «Ire mlly glowing.

“ Dearest." mill ulte. hot-lining.

" Ah! too long we both hue lll'ddd;
Tmmorrnw \w mun: port forever;

For. my dIrllng. I III—mlrrlvd!"

*‘ \inrrtr'd E" l' exclaimed. tap-Inning:
" Married!" murmured with I nigh:
“ TlII-n to thin indeed I pminr.
t-‘ur »my curling—Io In: l !“
TIbchnx!
A— 90.. ~— ,, ~

.i Wife‘s PIIlnt.

n Aucl Mir QUIRK.

 

 

.uv IthrI l- full of (In! sorrow.

My day: IredIyI of dictrcII.
Fur JIIhnny refund to honour.

And in: dying to buy I new dress.
Tums.- In. Ola-Long so stylish.

My imgulze is tune to express

Tho cost. of her latest new bonnet.
While 1 can not get. I new drone.

My I'mwia Ire rhnbby Ind dowdy.
My :Ibbuno 1 to or Ind pron-z

l-‘ul will I an: out of the fuhion
For “not of pretty new drone.

\lr hair la worn mmplctrlv—
l't‘e not got I soluble tress;

szugh tthlnk I could nuke III:- or cotton
1! 1 bad but I single new dress. .

My :ltnr's are ragged Ind dingy.
)Iy boots dolelnl sizbu of diam-II:
an rill] l mIghI mange by mending.
Were It not tor the tunic-I new time.

ilc'Ir Johnny l: tender Ind loving.
But when for money i preu
Ii») I‘nwiu and looks I'M! ugly
And mullet-I " confirm the new dream."

Alm' the folly of wedding
For love I manor. expnu:
Had I but jillel durJobnny.
i never ehould need I new dren.

lIuI then he i- ever Io MW.
AtId—«- well-I hid helm MIG.

Tim! love in I calm with Johnny.
h sweeter thnn millions of drone.

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A SIIIIIII' Love Story.

.ltnonz thI.I eIrly Millers o! Hopiinton.
ll 1.. were the Walk flotilla-z may of
them lived in the. math put at the town
near AshIwa. and the Immediate neigh-
l-munod was known nearly I century «0
3'3 WI-iloown. About the your 1800.1'bmnp~
.up Well: lived than; be wIII fIrluerIII
prudent saving none-dried)! banal. Ind
wu blown: with No pretty (fashion.
Sally Iml Louis. Tbmgirls and. Well.-
Iown In maul” plow: My hIdIdulrrrc
may. ml one II“ I Want IIIIIIII
a Irma: m at oplccdid mm
Went. ct Ian“. I“ no watt-riled bi
\Veihtuwyud cm Ito Int all"; oblcb
ha Jul Ira III all "It: In luv. Illh inl‘y
Iron. «It I» lulu ill I”
“M Whhfiflhhmllfl
Iowan «III III: nun M“
I- M Impound «and mm

 

“w. Ind Ibo told her fuller In It onchitIuIl
sought counsel Incl Idvlec from blah. m.
talked with hlI friend: Ind nclzbbon. and
it wII dually “agreed. without her knowing
anything of their concluIlon. that the urn
low-rs should be informed bow matter: stood.
\l’td in Ibolr prolenoo Ind oIlIrr witness-II.
Golly WrilI .llIould aIy wblt‘lI outI IIlI'II lnwd
hell. Mr. Pullrr was sent for. It vrnI ar-
ranged IhIt Mr. ShIIRllIld Wells. I frlrud
\an "‘1!“an III the family. Ibould lull Ibo
qurIIlon. So in the big fmnlrootu they all

met. and Sally was visited her choice of lbw
"to turn for her husband. IIIId Ibo promptly:

replied tlII' RrrlIlI WIIIII was her chain.
“In Sorfllrld Well: IIlIley rcpoulol IIII-
question three times. Ibo IIIIIII llIIIII givlnu
the some Inn-or Mr Fuller‘s apprnruttrr
betrayed Ibo dccp agitation under which ll"
wulaborlne in hearing her IlIIclaiou. but lIlII
bearing Inward in r. and Ill present. told
well that Linden l-‘ItllIIr was I trIIII [unlit
IuIrI. AfterI «hurl luIIIrvol. Borlub \VcllI
stepped forward and naked the attention of
IltII compmy III.- IIlIled tltII. under all IlIII
circItnIslInrl-I he could not worry “is-
Walk. “I admitted it to be his hull in
not vi~lliug her. or communication with her
for I year; be owned that be loved her Ind
hId room to well her band in marriage. \‘ot.
the fort of Mr mIrrleIIro with Mr. PIIllIIr
having been Inuouured. and propIrItIlqut
Itll ntudIIJtu found that the marriage of llllllI
wit and Mia Wells would l't‘lldrr IbIIlr llfI
unhappy. Ind he could not enter into uurhu
covenant. licn‘ was dllomlun No. 9 Sally‘c
inclines may be blIItIIr imagined than do
scribed. .‘lr. Fuller could not tnIrry bIIr
Imw.fot slcltad publicly :Iboueu uuotlwr.
So they all partIIIl. Fuller It once dlamlucd
his school and wont to Woodstock. Anon.
ianuiglII‘s IluIII. Miss Wells‘ fIIIhIIr wlIbouI
advising her. soul IIIIII of his rwlglllmn to
L‘oouwtlcul. wlIlI lusll‘lli‘llnll‘i lullnd Fullvr.
upd ltIIle ltlIu IIIIIIIII III once to Wellslown.
In two days the IIIIIanIII wlururtl. humor
puulvd by him. Mr. \\‘IlltI «pout Ibo IIlIcl
unou w‘IIb \IluI. IIIlIlIttId him In rvulu llIII
vturtgluurut \llIb his daughter. fully luhllcv
in: it Would be f It llIl-lr quluul lIupplIIlIIIs
Io bII IuItrrltIIl. Iud «waking for himself and
fIIIIIlly bu \I‘ould njult‘n to two IlIIIuI in
That I \IIIIlIII: llluduu IIttd St‘tlly wow Malawi
in marriage «gulp Till‘ or X! thy llIII‘lIIlI
\\' \ll‘ w as soul for. and be and Lola stood
up with tltrlu It: Ibo w milling; lt puswd IIll‘
IlIIIIlII. FullIIr IIuIl \\ t-ll. Iroulluc l‘lll‘ll llllll‘l‘
itI llII-lIlIIIlIIsI quIuIer .\ It‘\\ utorII “III-kn
llllim‘il. and there \I‘Ittl ltuolltrr wIIIldluI. III
\\' IIllsIIIo II , IlIII Mill” IIIIIIIpIIIIv worn till-NI.
"I‘ rlult won lIrlIlIIIrrootu and Lois Ibo brldtI
Lludvu Folk? and 1th l‘lllll‘lllllli: Sullv. bl‘
“llt‘ ullml up ulIlI lllt‘lll “ .\IId lu fuel. “
“l‘l‘lltll would uhru M) “It I.rwIlrd “ Lulu
mot ulwuyauw rltuiw" \iorlI IlIIIII ulxtv
\- lIItrI lItIIII I-lnlIlI pluwd IIwIlI Ilud up how
lI‘ItllIIr. \l‘llla IIIIIl llit‘ r indIII-v—I‘hm‘tlrmv

Journal.
» ~ ~‘.- r

Score.

The now ls i‘flnlllflrfllh‘V‘)‘ It IIIINVII fun.
MIN of the funk l'IIlllIII lluI l‘)‘tN Itud
Iltuullt. more is llIIlII or no llltl\‘L‘lllI‘nl III lu~
llll‘filt‘ oxprosulon; ocIIIttIlonItly in some lllr
nostrils will dunno. but tlth nuly occurs
when the nostrils Itrc largo.

lIIdIII-d. name no»: Icnmdy uppl-Ir to
have II connection with IIIII lure. tilt-y lll‘t‘l'il
stuck on Is appendages. Wllutiu only lIIIII in
their cunvoulIItIcc for pulling.

“II-cull soulful! Mien IIIIIlerlI. lllls llllllln-
bility of nose. though the Inumog would
not IIIIIIcwlIIII. as I guard Igutnst IlIc pul
ling. PueIs have sung. and nIIvIIl'IIIIII have
written of many kinds of ntlllt‘rl.hul it re-
nttllnvd fur the poet Laureate to IIIIIIIletIII
eunnble the hitherto much abused “snub."
undIIr the more oupbonlus tide of “lip
tilit‘d."

We have known many charmingly attrac-
live girls with snIIb-nmr-I—Ind, Indeed havu
always bad I penchant for them, for we have
found the owners to be gm: of lililll‘lbil-
ily.bumnr. drollery Indc: Immon near. The
announce, when in cnd-ctlop with other
good features. vrlll lndchle II person who
will frequentlv rise higher in Iltcwurld than
Ilttoe with larger noses. who look good bu-
ntor and common hence. A perfect nose,
we are told. should be as low: Is the furo-
hoad is high and have I genllc indent III Ibe
top helm en the upper eye lids The front
should be level (mm the forehead to the tip
which latter should be neIIlIerlIard nor soft.
It. should be at least half on inch broad be-
tween the eyes. The bottom of the nose
should not be more than one-third of its
length. The nostrils should be pointed,
round below, gently 'curved. and. seen side-
ways, he dwided into two equal parts by
the uppIr lip. As lo the size of the nose.
the medium is better; but I verv large ousc
is preferable to I very small one—the
large nose seldom sinks below medium by

The book nose is I wry unpleasant out: to
look It. It is also called the aquuline—per-
tccny arched from the forehead III the lip,
denoting greII. euorgyacuteuess en", un-
scrupuluusoess. Ind ambitio A nose
Ircbed near the forehand denote-I rout pow-
er of command and enemy. his is the
nose of Cassar. I)! the Conqueror. and of Ibe-
'lIIIe Duke of Wellington. This none now
not be confounded with the booked nose
mentioned Ibovo.

Tho fathom Grecian m. which form
In almost straight line with the tombs“,
bu been much lauded: but IIucb pose-Ire
In wntuttlt lnclicouv: It! III-blow Ind IM‘RI
lion. Ind when owned by II In“. I Ibulluw
mind SutIll Iona dcnoic «nonnative
wanton (It mind and tunnel". Mb
orborwlu such pun-Ina lusty bu highly cell
nublc.

The tips at ouch um um up. Iconic
buy hull“. IcIlvluI. mt allIcI-IcI-u.
cool man. and and Wm
III-uh tor 0ch “In in lo: Wyn-Iona
m «an, Wald mm
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6,1873

RIrIldnolI word to the plianbulnt
.Inoc lulu-«mud biI ‘lIC. lhllll

“ Who put Ill-cc poolc bcrc. l should like to
know where mine own pool: oubl to ball"

“ Why you blind old fool. oII‘I you loll I
pair of boolI from I ler of Mullah W“

“ V‘IIll. Io fIr III 1 ion Inwlcd. Ind Io hi-
to I bu born—II pair of must. Mllllllfl.
and turn on In M! Got darn! But who
put did but here. I should like to know 9

“ Betti well 1 dIIolIrc.IlIcI-ld INOE‘IIIINPOS
cIII‘t Iell It not: tacblon pm from I but I“

" Veil. no for“ I hu "“0ch! Iud In for
It! I bow boon—I but MI m Ian—Go:
dual ! But who put. dlI cold here. I should
lllto to know 9“

“ (‘o-III Why IbIII‘II IIII old peltloucl my
Iuollwr soul In?!

“ \‘ull. so fIr III l but Introlul. and so far
III I has bunt—II pelllooItI. Inll epnuleltra on
do boulders—Got data! But. who pIIII Illa
mu lure. labould like to know—who put
dis um» bore. when: utlnmlf (mum to bill“

“ Well. now. that lI loo provohlul—
to lullr II lllllll for toy nrw milking mid !—
do go nut. II’ the ~qu It you‘vc not any do-
wrtcy l“

“ Wall. so lau- IuI lb.“ Iruvclvd. and III for
II i bra llt‘llll—Ill IIIlllI IuIlIl lull I pull“ oi
wlunllent and I moustache-dun ler Ind
bllIIIIul ler ourvel ! Gol than l“ and be

sloped lucoullueully.
«or

REV! l'dl. Ol" 01']: SHIPBUILDING
LVTA‘RBSTS.

lo the Illip‘yll'tlrl ut‘ Connecticut and her
Ilulcr SIIIIeI limo ls uttuuud of awakening
—-u Illl‘l‘lllil IIud utwloltluu utwlt III unwed
Ibo prluco who Iruuwd the enchanted
priurou and um uuurl fmtu IlIc'Ir Illlllllll‘l‘
of II buudrrd yuan II it poorly IIIpIIIrtIIr
of II century aluoo Avuol‘louu IlIlpI bulldIIuI
have Ilouc Itu‘rtbluu uotoworliw. ’l‘lIo
d w wbou \le built fllmltot which could be
mIIleIId uowllore lo the world. wlIIIu our
privulwm IiotlIId pilhulll. Ilud Ibo Itpvod of
our llm‘l‘u‘l Illilpi unruly duublrd "ill! of
the vauavla IIl IIIII‘ IIIlIIIr tuition. lutw bIIIIu
Irmwlmrdllumer IIuIl dlutuItIr. lf \\‘I‘(‘I\lllll
build IIblp- Iwuulvtlvo yours lulu llllll. llitlI
the limo llopobllr. dbuuuool llIIs ulmt lll
\IIIIIIIIlII that “‘0st IIIIII In low llwtquva l1,
IIfIIIIIIoIII. un rrtmul why we ubullbl um bII
ullll.) to do It uow. \\‘I‘I‘I.I llIII oppurluully
ulvou us. llul \w lIIII'II lIIllIIII IItIl III" the
row for mpvriorily. III Hwy body known.
and for "‘flllllli which Ilro. ll" doubt. for
lulllar to oil

l‘III-lmpa llw grout \‘lll‘xllll‘llgt‘llll‘lll Wlllt‘ll

lunluud guru lo lwr Illll‘hllllllIlt‘l‘d will pull»
lr IIIIIIIIIIIII for llt‘!‘ IIIlIlu.I llll‘ lIIIIIl Ill Iltu
UtIllIId Skill“. lwnlwtd ul‘ lmuzlluluu lit Iltc
rIIIIr \leIIrtI up long IIIIII llfill lwIIII; lIlll H l:
lIIIrIIIlII IiIIII in It blurt- luv I l‘l‘ IlIlII was
“who: to u bullet in tho Imp Ill) llv Ill lI‘IIlI
\‘IIuIIbI. \\“lll|ll, II but lIIttI ltuppll) blwu
.boutt lu bu In It Irmu IIIIIIIIII. IIuluuudIId
It wtot bIIIerIII 1850 «ml lSib'l. ll‘ \vu I‘l‘tllll‘
but «right. “III in llto muotructlou of
wooden vI-IIIIIIbI I lrugtlt WM rlIIIrlIIId.
wltllo lIIIpIIrIlIII.I qutIIIIr IIpIIIIIl.,NIIIIerIl II
II: muvly d'IIlltIIIlI In lIIIptrI. IIIrIIIItrIiI IIulllI
I‘icul Io boar Ibo gn‘dl IIIrIIlu In which
Iltlpa IuItltlmr lwIIlVII or fourluou lllllt‘ll ll“
hour Ire IIIIpIIIIIId; and III IlIIII poluI IblI
cuttvll‘llou lngIIII lII guilt ground lltItI lam
vusIIIbI. tltuturb IbI-ir llrIIl emu utlglII bII
gnmlt‘l‘. wouldIrIIII lllvll‘ Irrottlur IIII'ougllI.
pay better in tho rod.

in tho. rouslrurllun of iron Illlxli. (lnIIII
Brilolu bad. of course. It vIIry grout IIIl-
vnnIIIge; IIIIIl llIIII ll lutppuuud lll'il. wltllo
Illuoco hogan lu rI-lgu in the Illlp I-IIrJII of
New London. Mystic. ttud along IIIII bunks
of the Connecticut. II grout industry Iprnug
up (III the Ciydvmml lllll IIIIlIr ruin of III lr
intervals elumd our shipbuildurs in tho
fIce.

Irun vessels. lIoI'IIVIIr, although they
have long bIIld the IupreotICy, hztvo to
some extent had their tiny. II. is true tittil
they are as strong and serviceable In over.
but the theory IlIItI they were IIIfllrIIInIly
superior Io My: ships to more Iltao
counterbululice the dlfi'urvnce In ”Mr cost
has been dolly letting IdlIIIronIu while at
lost It frI-slt demand for we xlten vessels
has sprung up. In Iltelr construction we
long led the win and can do it Itguln.
From the. smallest river craft up to tho
slaunchesl ocean tempt-rs. Antoricun ship
yards will turn out the heal IltIII. can be
found anywhere in the world.

Since the time wltc-n our Ibip-huildln: ln-
duotry bump to droop there has. more
over been little lutvoc «mom: Amoricon
Iitnbor. exorpt such as wan ochIlIIIIIId lw
the demands or the rmlrmldi. nnl time boat
thus been given for I new growth of tlm-
bertouprlmr up. no that today welt-wI
Its much valuableI null. moplr. collar and
pine III: III Iv be one led. We lIIIVII the de-
mand. llw material. and tho skill. and may
hope soon In he Ir fro- It all our ship yor-la
tlIII cltenrful would: of life and umlvl'y.
and to find in otmdr emplnvnlnnt II «has
of IrIlaIuIs who are among Illa moat v Ilu-
able ocouulry can hnvo. but who among
us have too long found “ llIlIlr occupIIIlon
gone."

Meantime. IIIII curious tacI. It in to be
ohmrved IltIII even were the old demand
for iron vmola to remain II almost III II
bu bran. Ibo United Sme- would no longer
beau ltopcleuly out. of the market: for.
owing to our mt improvement In iron»
manufurturlttgflrcol Britain but but much
of evcn “HI advantucovrrun. and than
in Io-Ibty I Iblp builder below Philadelphia. .
near the region of iron mandarin and coal
mum. who builds a good Iron Mk III
they do on tho Glydo. and ”Mill: “in
shipyard knowlhclargminrbc world.
Ind his older: luI Ihulr Ila-mi «null:
.Ncmlt Mr
”I * I! W

All bum “Imam-FA W
uranium-Mild MI «I NW‘hu-I.

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molt.“i‘ll alrIIIlocll." Ind Io they wall
on until the DWI“. in tho win
Imounled to about poo. the young: couple
moonwbllu bluablnx Ind bInlly knowing
wbul. to fly or do. Seven] trloodc of the
young lIIdI got around her. and told her she
would not mlu bII-e such It favorable op-
portunity to “make It alurt lo the wIHIrld
and just an the party“ wubmklog up.IIbuIII
ll o ‘.olocll Mr Huuutucll. who named Io be
working in Adam‘s interest and urging on
tbcIuIIIclt. came round to the mum-«Ind
wblIIpIIrod in bi: «Ir: “ Stop I leotlle. dot‘u
Ill right—by cltloka. we got I voddlnn any-
how poudy will!“ Adult called It bull. llw
compuny stood Illll in but- Ind bounds.
while the murder pmocctlud Ind cold: “I
pronounce you luau Ind wito. and may God
bit-III you." and Mia Sllcrlu III-III Mmamu.
to the totem delight of all prompt.
Dlmtlruun—Wbou l was I boy.tIIIyltI
dlullltnulillod Imp. my am raving of tor.
coal pleat. “I!“ by auto-day afternoon
work—(In Icltool kept ball I day thou—
wcrc oxpcndotl in buying It III-liar cult.
Then I wIIrlIIIIl out. and paid my fulhrr II
L‘t‘lllll~l but“ each uIIIIlI for hon-plug. When
the cult WI“ out: your old 1 lradrd It for two
steer calms. Iutl now had to put to good and
tumor to pay for their harping; but I 000W,
plod all my lip-Ito lime in teaching these
calves to work lo the yolle. and III llllt’ your
old IlIIIy Would and um bow III we“ III any
old muIII.Itud uIy fullterpuld tub for their
use in lculliuu the team for lellillljl his two
and llIrIIo your IIlIlI. Again. I bad I piece
It! mound melt your. utter I was IIilll‘iI‘O'l.
IIIII I could plum. and work on Ilium. Ind.
lf 1 wunlrd lIIIlp. why I bull to give two
duytt of my lime to Ibo lured IIIIIII‘II ono IlIIy.
it grow just win“ my fancy and wading dIc~
lined. and from tho proIIIIIIdII l IlrIIIIIIIIIl II:-
\\‘I~ll mt titty of the boys of Ill» plwvul llIIIII.
lIIlwuya ltIIIl IIIIlue limb to play and road.
Illlll now look luwll with lore and pleasant
IlIuIIgqu Io lite old fIIItu and tho Illl‘lll‘llllllll
wbotIIuglII utII III IIIIII luolrntud Whipped llli‘
\vltcu l uwlpvlrd Io drive the IIIIIIII out
alrulgltt III Ibo and of the iurnnv in No“
‘qu l‘lw I'IIIIII lublttuoc of mu boyhood
do}: uluuy Ii luduutI mo to favor IIll lleIIIII Ill
lIIII‘IIIlI-uuvuwul III llulu I on lltu fIII‘IuI . IIIIIl l
hollow it it u‘rw quw auucl‘ully pruclltwl
wo IIlII.IIl.I IIIII'II IIIIIIII IIIII-Il Illl‘llll‘hl Itul IIIII‘
lIrIIlIIIII Iiuwu luuwbauut. or looting. bouillon
ou. Il=IIIIIuI~IIvIu¢ clI'II‘lII. ready for tIlIytlIlnu
IIxIIIIpt ltvu IrIIblc labor and IIIIIlIlluru.
~ 0
\l mu ‘l‘w \l\‘ II “but“: — \ llulll‘ol‘d our
twpuudoul of tho Srluxllvld l‘uI‘wI uritw
‘l‘lw oddtul pltIlIo of IIrIIlIlIIIIIIItrII lu lllli out
I‘ll“ lli‘ :qu out on Fnrutluulun III-IIIIIIII.
about II IlIllII \IIIIIII of tho down. in I bump
bIIluu bulb for Mark 'l‘u‘ulu. IleII ltt R Iuglr
lug it in uo- uuulv IIIII‘IIIIII tfurgiw the putt).
but. who llIll IlIII plum and IIIIII'I'IIII t: III the
Imutlu of II pl‘llillllll‘lll bulldIIr “lid in puIIlI
lutr Iltluus rapidly alum: 'l‘ltII I-IIlII la in.
dIIIeIlbItl lII.bIIluIr II Iiurl of mm: bolwwu II
lit-slow ItdubII but rind II SwlumxIIIIqudIulll
of brick. to IIIIIII IIboIII “0.000. It tItIIIIIlI
not for from Gov. Juwt‘ll‘u. on tho opposite
Itl do of Ibo Ilrculmu tho rdxe of II lIlll.rIIltIIr
IIlotIc lo the “NM. whet-II ll commands II IlnlI
Now in tho wIIcI Iud north. and h lust IltlI
son II! II home to IIIIIIIIII II IIrIIIIgIIr Io atop
ImIl lllqllll‘l‘, “ who “we in that qIIclIr look
lIIII lIoIIIIII l" Allltoturb IIIII IIvIIIIIIlI llllll IIIIIII
and wool, IIII.I ltouiII. instead of loving llIII
IIIrIIIII..ftIcrIi mt. OII tlIII north and la a
«mull building. near the street. which con-
Inlmt IltI- lIlIoltItu and Icrvuutu' l‘utltllll. IIIIva-
hill! from the main bulldind. ultllc lIuIIIIIIll
IIIIIly Idlnlniug is It l'IrulI dinlmr m on. 17 b3
30. havingI but litlltI lip; II. 90 lb It when new!
it will be urcvumtry to light the gum TIIII
pIrlor is where the kitchen would be located
in any other house Wh'lt' M with own room
where most of his time will be IIplIrII. in It!
the top III Ihtl house. ammo order to 0mm

 

 

mom is almost entirely of glass. Tttkc it all
in Itll it is Ilthucetesl plan of nrcltltct‘lun'
one lIIllI ever seen. but. with one redeeming
feature. IIIIII is. open are places all over the
house. Ind good. gennrous sized ones too.
W

“ PAPA. Don'r Rum: Mn Dunn.“—-ln the
spring"? 1809. IlltIlo girl died of connump-
Ilon. "god via-bl years and three months. A
fIIw days III-tore she died. Ibo called her fII-
liter to but bedside and sold: “ Papa. when!
die. don‘t but y me dIIIIp—nol more than M)
drop.“ holding up her slender and emacia-
lIId arm. and measuring from her shoulder
out. .. 0. it inn hard to be put dowu so
Ill-op in the cold nound- and pleura dop' I
place any morblc slob on my grave. it will
Itesodnrk under it. and pro-s so heavy on
my llIIlII brcut. find my IrrIve nicrly. IIIIIl
plunt «tree III in head. so the wild blrdtI
con come in in branches and slog for me. "
Alllr I pause she continued : “ But it seems
to me I would rather have our tut-Ila slug fI 1'
mo IlIIIn wild blrdu. Couldn't you let broth-
er Willie and sluter E umu brlnx our com: 0!.
Hum birds out to the cemetery Sunday
murnlua and leave them to lung to me Ill
durl Tltun when you are all I“ clturcll ll
wnu‘l Bi'O'll l0 lonesome ouI Ilwrc by my-
nI-lt." A My day: after. Auuudled. and her
ntl‘ectlo nIIIe parent did everything as site re-
quested.

N- ‘puw-

Wow I 11m: Sum—l {have «can I
young IIIIII call I good tum. turn Incl-chant.
and die in In lIIIIIuIc asylum.

I have mm It farmer travel Ib'uu In much
IbIII than: wait IIollIlua III home worth luoltI'
loIr utter.

I have IIIIIIu I luau upeud more money in

ton and indemdcnltc.
l haw m I young girl may QM
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IIIIIltI brad.
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CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR.

SWORDS‘S .301me

 

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UliUL‘li‘lilES PROVISIONS.
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M A I II I T I I I ‘I'.
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II III Ilootlu . Till. “I r and about Ironwork
attu‘IIIILlIo «Mir Jubblll‘xwuf Ill biotin promptly
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H M. it i ‘l'. PROWITT.
Mont ill
Hordwnrc. Outlcry. Points. 0113.
Girls. Window Shades GI Paper Hangings.
No II INN STREET. _ Nillfll‘ALR. mus
Noun I Sign PIl'IItloc ctccutcd prcmm

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unaware POINT
MARINE RAILWAY.
sou-n: uonwuu. or.
CAPACITY or «mums. - woo TONS.
l'IIIItIIIlII l‘uI‘I'l'or Idrpll‘ml of Short ."utm

Furulluw for vmobt. hln‘. “lbs. llovh \‘Irulttlt.
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A. S ELLECK.

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II.w lulu. Du. Turylown.. V. Y.

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Tables rewrved for LIdlIIm

JOHN HILL, M. I)»
PhyIiolan and Surgeon.

0am Iud ruidcucu.

MAIN ST., SOUTH NORWALK
(Oppocito the Open Notice.)

w.II.I.AVAI.I.££.
HABNE S 838.

“one Furnishing Good- and
Trunlu.

MIiI‘ISt., ' ‘ South Norwnlk.

limo.
M I! S I C 2
The South NorIIIlk QuIdrllle Band
In: proporod to furnlch topic for
”Aunt-ART: Es.
Ian-u scrunxues.

nu rcIIoIonIblc tonne. Apply Io TAG. P. PVNZILT.
modem or I. A. THOR. Prompt". South Not-mill

HORSE SHOEING.

'l‘bc Itbbccrlbcrl N rod to do Int-elm HORSE
oufioflud do all bind- o! lubhlng.

lNfiRFERlNG 0F HORSES

III-cl veulod. IIIr-Icr Croch- Ind OorIII rcllovcd.
The mzfiflnm in Il‘uIl‘er-IrH of I y‘ I Block IIutl my

Incl hon ywunou
John Rutchingl‘ Store. Evgr‘ytblnxk done It the
Inc-II. rcwuabto mo.

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w. ”Man

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, ”hum-.0“-
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{WING III rcIIrIcI tron III city «New York
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then“: I

DRESSMAKING.

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tho bu rcopcucd her Damn“ Rm tor the
coming cam. Iud would bc plural Io cw hcr old
plum-I. IIIIIl Ill who tutu- «Ill upon her. All kind: of

STAMPING AVID Ple‘lNG.
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Pretty llcdlnIoll-I
AND

PolonIlIe Potter-nu

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For “buzzin- In

Hats. Rtbbotu. Fallon and flowers. so to

AIRS. JUDD'S.
ch91 3:: lot of low-priced SORWI. HITS for thI:

The linear III! Singul- ,Scwlng Knobincc for
it c or III rout.

Do um purcbIco I Iglublno until more
finsxslswr. it in giving“ puma: uilrfocllon Io Ill

ELIAS G USOWSKI,
MERCHANT!" TAILOR.

III chlIIr I
READY MADE CLOTHING

—LND—-

GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 3 Main at... Norwalk, Conn.

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con. wuumurou Asn rum 51's.
sourn uonwut. com.

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and III-Rot Costum- or all colors

made up In style or Low Prion.

I» Gents’ Furnishing Goods,

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PROPRIE'I‘OII,

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FRANK MEAD’S

N0. 3 GAZETTE BUILDlllG. NORWAUL.

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NURWAHIND NEW YORK

 

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