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The Two Homes.
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m an \Rlx Litton.
\“ 't ‘2“ In ,, Air 1 high and fair.
.‘ - - a snuuu'azu‘a side.
.3.) u n .ulr‘wat. lizt‘mloxt them;
unit: 1 e u and u.“ unit
ctll'fi‘xlt‘; cutie
. . . u not. the t'1llh abut)“
: 9:9 v-lgr of the Ruling rim
~ .m in the dial «on slam.
. Ina vf lhv Nanak“. illubdu
. . . . w». art:- usavu. rubl uiuxx
. t .* it. til blamed.
- .1. :; ..‘tt “f it" and plum
‘ .\ in; . ”tutu: mm
, t .. « wait; in bout“.
.. ....\ m‘l [outlaw thwxu.
» iO-l .lm N the watrrlali
up. a launtlu; out:
I i‘
.. lm in the \altm‘
u .s. l in ll up hltxl fit
to only
t t -. ti n motion alas.
~ llti -. tibia“ cult
1.1.1 lmt ii\\§\l.\l\‘t“
l _ u or iv d it‘d?) “Oat.
. -.~ .2 \\.‘I Huck i know.
. ... .. t-..- llll‘ gtlxlrn tbwugb.
.. ...:..... urletlarh nilll t9!“
‘.. New lmh»\\.“l Ildlh'llt
-. u i1-\\I‘HI ll t-ti‘.
, 9 4.. Ami «outfall 'lili‘.
m . .t l .-\. 1» me it. re
. . maul lm m blunt
a. m » til: ntlvllert-tl luul.
. \ t'..n\ lllmlllll at“.
. .thttill‘ litl‘ plum. and anon.
. u A. l: lltil AW ktmn u- blew. ‘
’i u
“innit in vlslgAaml tlvll,
\\ u .- Nu". .llltl ull.‘.
l i . I‘levll‘: l‘ull ltl liw It ll.
l ‘ll~ in unit Ill) Illn.’
e ~\ .l . t: «.t' rtrclo narrow- r or!“ .
; uni thlrkcl hlll lily blow.
. m.- .m birth. tour at lltlml.
t‘t'.- I‘lelll- lttl IIII‘ tilllt‘l Milli.
‘ .; in .ttwtv nu the lnmlnmlu‘
. nun lbw ltl.|‘lt‘l‘. ttiittli’ltIlll mull
\ -‘z -s m of brow was: he L
w t' nun-xi lit nurll pour“ t” l t‘rtml.
~plrv but tho lrnit ill mo 2“
‘1. - .. elu.‘ he atltl. “lilt‘ bmu ii I‘ lltaI.
1*. . tn‘llvttt'n-u' lbw-v \H‘Mi ll wu'
.t..~ ill-33mm ‘- liii‘I. the :lltlllnt‘r and hell.
i w n l l l ~ lit ii to tal- tit . innit; “ill‘ll It“ i.
\mt llttlu tho nurbl and it: beauty 3“
lll‘ “Hit ‘nrl bin hand. he looked ttfer
\\'.lll .t. a nf uhl tit‘nll‘t‘i
: . .t. In) home. nlllv‘lnu‘ ulnr.
‘l‘ll ll m M lllt‘ Illllu'l" tire
l: - \“llil -r home." he cried. “how felrl
' ~ . {pawn-rm burn like :iltlml till;
w. that the eardrum are wild u-l drcelllu.
-:. w.» ntwcit of ninth. the tin-h of nlrcaluv.
: litt- pmv- that round on an anthem!
‘ » I; .:t~l_ no IlI‘l'l‘lil‘ly high
3. . .. \titl'll cloud-r arc flirted.
at. l Lilli“)! lhv beauty of the city.
3" c‘ury of litt‘ world!
‘\ .. :t.~rr nblllc- munt be no blunt.
. -~; i'l' with me that lofty creel.
.- nwunmin l uhould go.
he titt~t Mid the gluro below !“
:3» pl tlmtrlc .llmllltly.,rbr January.
§rlrrf @iscvllang.
'i‘ll E (”It liltED TREASI'RE.
\ :tttttl.l.tsu xuuurlvn.
' = 1;;‘("ltlli _\'t'.‘ti of the late civil war. I
~\ :~ HIST}: iml. and went to live with my bus-
' ' l m :t mtull village on the Hudsouamnc
. w ~ x'y mill-a front New York. The
- \\~_' “rumpled was a. large. rumbling
. .lun of vult~itfcrnhlc antiquity for this
wrv mill etnml n little apart from the
t' lltt‘ V'lli‘t:t’.§llri‘t)unded by broad
, ‘~ :mi tu'tllllzttltllttg fl glorious view of
‘ - r \“r, and the hilh of the Highlands.
l' l 1 ln't'l‘. lutilt before the Revolution. by
:11: ;.:;-h luxl's grunt grandfather. and though
of :my ‘mndcrn inprovements.‘
no «it n c Illti'nrtablc and pleasant rest.
\ly l.u.~lrmtl was it lawyer and a large real
N w oat-urt- in litt' neighborhood. and at the
, . it «t whirlt i write. was greatly pen
\v‘. like it great many other persons in
1;.t- .\'~rth_ by the perilous state of tbetlmee.
('izllly about the safe investment of
1.1. {an 1-. as the suspension of specie pey-
:1.' "xii. the gm.“ rise in gold. and military
1.» ;~l--r.- in Virginia. mode it almost impos-
- to tetl when: it would be safe to (le-
Em". hr to nip onc‘s money in tiny large
3'? l’llll.
in the course of his treosactions in real
:'9. it happened that be receivvd, one
{.221 what war for tlt then. a large cum.
1‘th ten tltnutstnd tlollars.which he brought
1. true and placed in my chem. telling me
at the .more time that he should have to be
F-nt during the evening. attended to some
it .sizteei on the other side of the river. end
mold not be of home until midnight.
" You can plkce the money in the safe.
:r, and to-morrow I will try to find some
it a.» to invest it securely.” be said as he gave
:12:- thc money,
5 , saying. he stepped into L115 “3333
u hich was mulling at. the doorway. taking
“in. him out till-est mm sun. and tuning
trill t'x’:
inc with no one in the house“! Dinah. an
"it! colored women. who fulfilled in our
tun-ice! household thefuncttooe of cookend
maid-of-ali-wovk.u she hit! I“: M a
the family of my own m who. o. It,
marriage. but yielded be: no to one u a vet-
u ”’35? but of my (lower.
13inch was indecil W -&0'3 ,,
till and very clout. m I m.
would tell how M I"? it?
tin-d mods. Sit" 7,
meslic arrangements. and yet Dinah always
managed to bring affairs to c consummation
just when n minute more would have ruined
everything. and with undisturbed front,
would slowly cnunciutc. “ Well. Miss. what
shall I fly at next."
It was nearly dork when my husband de-
ported. and after giving my orders to Di
nah. or rather my suggestions. I left her and
made the tour of the house. to see all was
safe and properly locked up. This duty at-
tendrd to. I went to my bedroom. intending
to pasa the time in reading till my husband
should return.
It was a large room on the ground floor.
with two French windows opening on a
broad veranda. The windows were draped
with long yellow silk curtains. between
which the moonlight faintly cuter-ethtllmucd
by the shadows of the roof of the plant.
and partly intercepted by the fringes of
woodbine which hung from it. My bed
stood with its head about hclf a yard from
the wall. It wad an old fashioned alruc
tumbling with yellow silk like the With
dons. but I slcpt with the lleltgluus dutwu
buck untl fastened to the hentlbcard. The
bed was so large that no one ever thought
of moving inexcepl in thiNQ seasonal or
boner-bold panic. called houswvleuuiugu.
when the (\llllhlllt‘d strength of three or
four men were required to draw it tutu the
middle of the room So clulmratcly curved
was it that it went by the tulmc of “hot
millslcr Abbey in the fumily. At one curl
of lbc mum at no emu tlbtauw from the
mat won a lunar cafe built into the huge
chimney of the llllllbiltut. with a door high
enough fur a pcrnut to outer. shuttling up:
l‘iultl- lbw l was uwueuumul to plucc
ewrv meniunour ailvvr |\l;\lt\\\l\ ullrlvca
uttlvb umulul almmxi the chin. on ubivb
who. \vcrc ptuml bows containing pinto
zllbl utltvl vulltaltlm. ttnluuitr the fmuut
the lattlatenl. brluwu ttw uimlmvu. was it
mirror ruuuthuu tlw llxmr tillbuil tn the
pulling. Littutlte other fili‘lillltw iu the
Mun. it w“ obi tutti blutllmmv. lluu molly
ltttppt mom‘s ll ltm‘ l‘t lltt‘lml in the bumllvtl
yum: ll ball ntmul there!
The ulullt \vuu Mtuwwlltlely Illll.l‘lflt\ l
tburtl’nrn bit the \\lllilll\\li uprn. tlttulull l
\lwu‘ the rurluln: before I it‘lllml illyutll‘ ill
the lublv l.\ the \‘t‘llll‘t‘ ut‘ lltv l'tmlu. llglllt‘tl
tho emull wt. and begun in tutti. lu t‘llll‘f‘ in
mm the bratty tluw llclule the l« turn of my
illlxll lllll
.\l’ll~l It \tlllln.l lmtltl the rill-ll N‘rlks
llllli‘. ill ullilll llnul llillub uluuyu \vvul in
hell llvr rlmlnlurwu- lit liif‘ tllllr. the
Hunt story Hf the home. llvlnutnlwl‘lun
vuttlt‘ ltnuwhultl mutter illllllll which i \vlahr
mi in Fllllltk to her. i nlllrltnl lllll‘l‘lvlllt‘ up.
ulul wrut lulu the entry in interrupt her be-
ftlrc elm put up ritlll‘l. l bull to until «bout
u lllllilllt‘ lll‘lttl‘t' «be l‘llllll‘. llllll our colloquy
mnlinuvtl three or four lililllilt‘vl more.
When 1 rt-lnlllml in my llt‘llt‘ttltlll. ftwllut:
atttuewlltlt ill‘ctl. I l‘rmlvvd to go in lwtl. M.
iii lhltl lute hour in the cutlulry. it Wittltlllllt‘
certain that no \‘iuilttl‘u \\‘ltllill t‘ltll. "till my
husband could let hllu~clf ill with tt lulrh
key. which lllltllullyu f‘Hll‘ii‘iI. i thought.
lltl\\‘t‘\‘t‘f‘.I would try null keep awoke by
rvmllngmml srrurtlllluly Illut‘t‘ii lllt‘ llgltt‘
email and (‘lllltilt‘ ut the llt'lltl of my hill.
1 then cloned and Itltlll‘flt‘t‘ the wintlmvu. \lll-
lll‘ensctl myself ulttl trot lulu hell. They
buy of lilo auto lptlt under my pillow tut
ttzllml.
After reading pcrlulpu lnllf ltn hour. I
grew trellry of the book. tutti quietly lltylllg
it down. l‘i‘ltllilliml for some minutes luetllln-
ling with my eyes fixed on the mirror oppo-
cite the font of my bed. in which I could
see myself reflected. together with the yul~
low silk curtains behind my bond. 1 Watt
thinking not. uunalttrnlly. how pretty I
looked. and how happy I won. with auch a
large sum of money secure ill oue‘u ante.
when suddenly I suw in the mirror a right
that made my heart stand still. A hand
appeared between the curttllns. druwlllg
them slowly apart and grasping cautiously
the headboard. It was tl man's bunt). large.
course. and dark. as if belonging to a Ililllll‘
to. or toouc greatly hunted by exposure to
the weather.
My first lmpulcc we: to start front tllollcd
hull scream for help. I repressed it by n
strong ell‘grt of will. and lay perfectly mu~
tionless.exccpt that I partially closed my
eyes. keeping them only eulllcleully open to
watch the mirror. A quick no lightning my
mind took in the situation. In the few
lninutcl of my absence from tho room. while
talking to Dinnb in the entry. a thief. e rob.
her. a possible murderer. had hidden him-
self either under the bed or behind its drup.
ed head. He was doubtless armed. and if I
cried out. or attempted to escape from the
room. he could eerily reach the door before
I Could. and for bln own tlccurlty would
probably put me to death. Dinah we: too
distent. and too feeble onll clumsy to efl‘ord
me any assistance. end besides was by this
time oalecp in the third story. The man
doubtless knew that my husband had rc-
celvcd a large sum of money. and bud gone
tfl' across the river. leaving me alone. or
nearly omit: the house. He had entered.
caring only for money. and anxious above
all things to escape undetected and unrecog
nlzcd. If I let him know that I was aware
of his prescnce.1 should expose tnyeelf to
murder. My obvious policy woe to keep
quiet and feign sleep. I thought also of “to
money. and was not altogether willing to
resign that without an effort to save it. and
to have some clue to identity of the thief.
I confese. however. tint this lut considera-
tion was not a very atrong one. nod I not
afnid tbnt." I could bsvc seen my way
clear to no escape from the room. I should
bove tied incontinently without stopping to
.see more than that terrible bond.
A moment. which seemed an bounpsaeed
while tbeae thoughts ruched through my
wish WNW“
'W- git-«m. "‘7' fl
mind. I toy perfectly still. wltb‘nty half-v
closed eyee watching the mirror. Slowly
cod now the frightful bond pulled up
the outlier. until I could see the bead and
face reflected in the gull. Ind shrine It me
The m was
a roulette, vgym'itb evil “one
’ finer
SOUTH NORI‘?‘E§.CONN., TIIITRSDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1873..
CHARLES E. NICHOLS.
of my candles said my prayers and reaped
myself to my fate. with no very sanguine or
definite hope of extrication from my peril.
one position.
I made my breathing regular. and a little
louder than when I was awake. and lay
with my check on my hand. counterfeiting
sleep. At but the stillness became more
terrible than even my first agony of fear.
Several times I fuucled I heard a soft atop
approaching from the place of concealment.
As often was I deceived. Then built that
dreadful stillness. in which I counted the
ticking of the watch through the pillow.
It was a positive relief when he came out
from behind the curtain. stopped at the to-
blc. and stood looking at me. as I win well
awarenhough my eyes were cloud. lforccd
myself to breathe regularly cud audibly.
lie come closer: be bent over me. Be pasc-
ed the lighted candle slowly before my face
two or tlucc times. I felt the heat and raw
the light through my cloned title. which
must have uuiveml though he did not accm
to otucrve theirmoliua. Heaven auve luv
strength not tu more or cry out. Satisfied.
apparently. he put buck the candlestick on
the stautlulntl his band crept softly and
slowly traitor the pillow. and one by one be
removed my watch tutti the key of the cute.
lie aloodw ltmnluoltluc at mutual Itch
impelled tutxpcu my eyes suddenly ulwut
him.
As be utilized toward the sufv. l \“t‘ parb
tr upvu “Wilbttutl caulimub‘ watched him
through my eyeball“ l bowl him until»
tin: with the lock. and once he hushed over
toward the “I. My turn we“ willc open.
but i clonal them in time not tube debuted.
Wutcbtun blm atealtblly l saw him upon the
door of illu'lttllt‘. which be uttered without
drawing the key from the bruit.
lien \‘M the upptrluuity bu which I
bull \vallrxl amt watvlml. l autumn llablly
from the but. nub one bound “urinal tbu
lulu. \luilml the door tub. turned the key.
and with our tom; and loud fibrlck fvll
puutratv null it‘llnl'lt‘n‘i on the floor of tho
tlurlt mtuu.
limv tubal luv lllbtll the flour ltlu but
know» probably turn t‘mv minutel- only—w
bul ml l mu ubrnuaviuu“. ll “ennui when l
value In my-rll‘. m: if the interval IUHI bml
u long our. l “‘lt‘ around by bit blow:
npull llw lrull tltmr. tillli found nlyarll \vulllt
ui‘lrr tlbt lulu: tittt‘willl leuvllult. but ellll
culm. l rruwmlwr the IltllaIlll‘lltill ulth
uitlrb l tbuurbl. while i lay lllt‘l‘f‘ lwfurc
tlilllll‘. lliul he could but lacupr. mingled
with a vague ulttl f. nil-ll tlrrml lillil he
lulultl lll bin rtmt hill“ the vltlllublu t‘ltll'
Will! of lilt‘ illll‘. l|l~ palllttletl thpttl‘lllcly
on the door. and nwule luurl‘ully at tllltlhnr
hlmwli’ t‘llll’llliltt‘tl. llul M l limit tm lmtice
of ill! untcrloa ltu Mtltli urrw tpllri.
l‘rvarullyl row. thrilled lt tululllu. tire-ml
lilt‘nt‘” uitll tlll punibltl Iilltl r. ttliii ultll
lrrlullllllu lllltlt‘l‘tl.llll‘llt‘tl uttvu to innit at
the Fit“. from under the chilled liner of
which i more than llllll‘ expected to we
bluml lrlrltliuuwwlly. l mtuuot lull. exrt‘pt
lhtlt my llilllll was full of llulnrwt ut horror
1 was won in rwttllllc-u. l lltltl no means
of nanvrlululng the llllli‘ tut he iunl my watch
in hit pocket. and lilt‘l‘fl wall no clock in the
room. Telling the candied linoleum! to
lll‘ttllllf‘ Dillull. who no i chunk or slowly
upvurtl bet «your. hull with tlctn l‘l)‘ more
lirlu her lltilllll elthllt‘II pronounced her
furluulll: “ Well. Minn Lillie. u‘llllt llllllll I
tlywlmrthtmountl \vlltlt‘nl tic mutter will do
chlltll‘ \‘ullain‘t seen I about. have you
honey l“
“ No. lllmlll l but l‘vc Ivru ttlttueihtng
worm than ll ghost. I've caught ti ‘robber
and he‘ll in the ante. What. time la it”? and
looking at the clock tlttlt ticked slowly and
tlellbertltly—M—huw could Dlnab‘a clock
help doing 9—1 In“! to my great relief that
it Will near midnight.
We bud acarcrly got down stairs when I
llcnrtl the sound of wheels. A moment
more and my husband wan to my arms.
listening with atuuzement to a ruptl narro-
tivo of my singular adventure. I wouldn‘t
nutter him toopen the safe until Silo: had
summoned ltsaistnnec front the neighboring
houses. I feared titttt my deaperate prison-
er might stllloacnpc. When the cafe was
opcncd.there eat my burglar on the trunk.
half slupefled for want of alr.s knlfs in
oncltnnd. the package of money in the
other. and the burned out candle lit hlI feet.
He was recognized tie on old offender. who
had not been long out of State Prison. to
which in due course of law be was rent
back for ti term of years. which I dcveutly
hope may but as long as he lives. for I
confess I should not feel easy to hear that
be woe at large. The look of rage he gave
me on coming out of the sole will not
soon be obliterated from my memory.
My husband. I need hardly “3'.on great-
ly pleased with my safe travel-intent, and
complimented me highly on the courage
and coolness which had doubtleu anved my
life as well no out money. The love and
pride with which be regarded me. and with
which be nlwaye to this day rellcarses my
exploit. were of themvelves a aufllclcnt
compensation for the horror and agony of
that long summer night.
W
The New Patent. Stove.
Wouevrrhud a coal atove around the
house until last Saturday. Have always
burned pine slabs end pieces of our neigh-
bors‘feoces. They burn well too. but the
fence got all burned up and the neighbor
acid he wouldn‘t build a. new one. lo we
went down to—‘s and got a coal stove.
It in called the f‘mdlant Home." and any
man that seys' we didn't have a radical
home at our house for about for hours lest
Silurdey night. is a celery-grower and a
villien. You see we didn‘t know anything
about cool cloves. We filled the Radiant
whentbe etufllrot well to going‘ we tilted
mmd.hlh0 conned the trust noel
Home about. half full of pine fence. and
the "lesion well on top with coal. It slui-
nered end sputtered ebout five or tel}
minuteecndatl'wenl out. sod we pot on
anovercootnndopelrof man salient
and“mt_ out too," to supper. or. re:
ino—wg'mrrwmw ~
in; neck firearm we ,
fried out of a tin water cooler in the next
room. We opened the doorc. and the
snow began to melt .two block: up Vine
street.and pccple all around the neighbor.
hood put on llncn clothes.
And we couldn't. atop the coufouudrd
thing. We forgot what was cold about the
dampers. and ebcjutlt kept s biting. The
only thing we could do was to go to bfld.
and leave the thing to burn the house up if
lt wanted to. We stood off with a pole.
Mid turned the damper every way. and at
every turn aha juat rent out beat enough to
rout on ox. We went to bed. aupposlng
that the cool would eventually burn out.
but about. twelve o‘clock the whole family
bed to get up and lit on the fence. Finally
aman oarucalong who had been lirollzbt
up among coal slovea. and be out n wot
blanket over him and crept up to the stove
and turned the proper handle. and abs
cooled ofl‘. and aincc that time but been juat
as controllable as pouiblc.
v-——-0o.—--
Setting up unit llcr.
She was expecting him Sunday night.
the purlor curtains were drawn down t the
old folks notified that it we: healthy to an
lubed utclgbto‘clockumd Johnny bribed
with ti cent to permit himself to be tucked
away tu sundown. lie cucakcd us» the
patltmuc eye on the dull and the other
watching fur thot‘txld man.“ who didn‘t
like him any too well. new a faint knock
at tbctluommtl ll unsolicited. and he want
combed into the parlor. llv cant he
couldn‘t stay but a mllmtc. though he
didn‘t mean to no home for bomb. Slut
wanted lukumv bow blu mother vault if
his bubvr bull returned from \‘urlt suite;
if bl: bnuhcr lllll‘a rheumatism wtul aux
butter; and be wcutum amt out down on
the am Nita but to atmltt his voice. 'l‘buu
mtwrnuultm awn. tutti hr ltlttyctl with
his lull tuul rbcttlbblcd tn the will tidy.
lie lluailylultl it was: a beautiful evening.
and aim replied tiltu bur anmifautcr pm
tllciwi itilllltu‘illul‘llt. lie alibi be “carol
it wouldn‘t allow. tut the moon wum‘t
«mulled enough to burn: a powder born on
llwrull.alullllwaaltl Illt‘ tlitill‘t believe it
would. either. ‘l‘bla lllllluul mltlrrablmb
iuu mulled to give \‘llt‘ii other uuurllgv. in d
be wuturtl lu lttmw li‘ rim lultl even lilll
.lunlu burly. Hint lltlllu‘t the «mill. and ulw
tlltln‘l Will" to ‘l‘llrll they well! in ttllltlulr
utmul lbmlullulluu villi which true to be
it‘h‘l‘lt liltlrl‘ llurry. illitl he tutreltuly tll‘illl‘
pull hill build on ltt~rawllltl fillill buml.
\vhllr llbllrflurut tlltrltltvtl «lulu; lllu unfit
to gut ltt‘lllllll llor allultltltue. Slut prl"
telnlwl nut in mltluulllln.aml he Iltttlll‘tl
down llt ill-t llunltl. llllti wanted to know if
elm thought mutton lullnw rotted out boot:
flutter lllun lltrll tllltl lulnphlllck. She
couldn‘t tiny. but tllttl illiti llll ltltltl tbltt it
tlitl. llu bull Jul-t emumrltnctl to innit
llllflt‘l‘l with her. when tllte diecuverrd mule»
tltllntlllltui llttllulnp. she l‘tliii up. tutti
turned the lump tlowu tl lulll‘. milking the
room look lillll. ll took him five minutes
tttgttl hold of her finger: «guilt. and Ibo
pretended to want to draw her inunl away
all the lime. Aftcrttloua pltullc be low-
crrtlllht voice lultwhlvper. and laid he
didn‘t we what made folio: love each other.
She hit her handkerchief tutti admitted her
lunnrllncc. llc lulhl he could tllllllu ll
tlultuu young men who were going to get
married right. lthly. end his left arm fell
down and newborn hull. Then he went
over and looked out of tho window to
make sure lilttt it well not going to allow.
and. coming back. he turned lllqugllt down
a little more. Mill then cut down and
wanted to know if ultc didn‘t want to rest
herself by lcllltluu her head on his abuulder.
Alumni we have all been there. an
who of us cltrctlccent when the old clock
struck twelve. and we five miles from
home! The old man was fuel caleep. the
watch dog gone a visiting. and the band-
solnest girl ill the country didn‘t see why
we need be in a hurry.
Perhaps I shouldn't have written of title.
but us I was going by Snuutlera‘ the other
day. thinking of the night I heard him
whispering in her ellrltt spelling-school.
that he loved her very elunlow no long so
llc‘d lived. he ralaeddho window and called
to her. all she was picking; up chip: in the
mild : 7
"Sue Sillndcre. come in here end and
the b‘ur‘a green: for my euro heel. or I'll
brook every bone in your body t“—Ft'mt‘de
Friend. .
w. . ..,..m_ m".
Tale of an overcoat.
A gentleman mud here this morning to
ask about u paragraph in Monday's 13M
beaded “Treasure Trove.“
“ I lost an article of wearing apparel on
the shell road. Sunday evening. and I think
it the same you spoke of.“
“ What in the name of that article t“
“ It. wes an overcoat."
“ Colm- t"
“ Light blue-gm) .“
“ What curl of collar l“
” Velvet."
“ How do you account forhtlving dropped
it?“
“ Well. it was rather warm. and so I clip-
ped my arms out of the sleeves. and lot the
coat fall behind me on the seat. I euppose
it mull have worked out."
“ Anybody in the buggy with you t”
“ Yes: a lody.“ ‘
“ Not a relstlvef“ .
“ Oh. no; just e young lady friend."
“ Good-lacking. of course t" '
“Abt do you. can you recollect doing
mkertbst cost work out from behind you
and fell t ’ ' '
“ I would say co.” (With greet emotion.)
cnytblug. or noticing anything calculeted to
“Row. loot: here. young man.yon’ve been
cello; me whole lot of caution that I
Joshua the exoot'drlft of. I celled up:
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR.
swonns's ammo.
.l-Btn‘ booth Norwalk. Conn.
T. S. SCRANTON:
D E N T I S T.
mung teeth cad inserting ortlaciat denture: a
emu.
CHIC! OVER SWORD‘S Cw'runlo External.
”3 South Norwalk.
M. BEClx'El‘n
WINE AND LAGER BEER SALOON.
W Water aatl Vacuum meets. South Nor
walk. Goon i-tf
Gfiwfiam
JOHN HUTCHINGS.
m mum e ‘a ll. Iain
succtwwtb Romain. t rant pat.
meiv trove hie mm bow.
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MW...“ m...“ m“ fill
“at {film Wt tun WWW. rw
h‘l‘ANR A. mm & 00‘.
mull: ul
indium-tilts PROVISIONS.
l‘mrrca. initial. mm mu. Rte.
OPCRA NW“ ILOOK IAIN if...
vuq uncut noawaut. mun.
\V “
Stowe. ‘l‘iu Wm thawing throttle.
law “I lean hut-bloc out.
t
dim libb’lbu‘ll‘"..‘ll {WW
mouth Wt.
vltwautllnunul uruult‘l‘. numb normal“.
till. a l. ‘l'. PROWtTT.
“calm in
Hardware. Cutlery. Paints. Olin.
dim. Window Sharla it Paper Hanging,
n». it lulu u'rmurr. . Nultwaldl. t‘ttllll
Home b it.“ Painting etecutsd DRINKS“
__ “monogram
MARINI RAILWAY.
IQUT“ N0“\V.\I¢Kt ’U'I‘.
CAPACITY OF RMLWAYS. - l.000 TONS.
1M littl‘ft or Mtl‘ml of Short More.
Film“ lit for vol-ult- l‘elnl. nil- itwil \‘ttrtl tut
uakum. villi» ’l‘oeltl. out: «mutabili‘utiu “but for n‘dlv:
Nil “na- a, Elvin
A. . a E L L E O K .
Norwulk.
lleslel in noon and ITATIONIIIY.
nomin- Alll «cut on! stomped on
la in lose 'I'tn edln ere
”Mm v t t p .
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IoANDflOAPIE GARDIBN EI‘
Almfihw WI! WV Mam”.
Ortlm received tilmnt‘lt‘ P. 0. ltox en. San atllek.
Ct.. or It thin one». will promptly atten to.
References t
.Iolltl W. MANN. ital... 'l‘arrytcwu. N. Y.
w. it. Menuhin. ‘ “
Aux. It. bawnatlctt compo Westport.
Jot-urn Javnaaotl. (lit Vim Winkle.) llobokus. no.
(nus burs. Phlledclp ta.
nnwnnlc'r’c
DINING ROOMS;
no mm.- sr., x. 1'.
lM-tf
Tobin reserved for Lndlca. 148
Joint HILL, M. 1)..
Physician and Surgeon.
00cc end rultlcnce.
MAlNAST" SOUTH NORWALK
no
KOpposltc the Opera Home.)
w. H. LAVALLEE,
EAR-NE S’SES.
[Ion-so Flu-manta. Goods and
Trunks.
Main St" ' ' South Norwsllt.
“Minn.
M U s I c z
The South. Not-welt Quadrllle In!
an prepsred to fur-lab music for
BA 14"
1‘ figurine.
lac-u SOIBEES.
an reasoncnsble tame. Apply to JAB. P. PUNzlL'l‘.
modem or I. A. T008. Pmnpter. South Norwalk
HORSE SHOEING.
(1
end 0! 3&0 .snddoall klsmof lo
INTERFERING OF HORSES
surely prevented. Quarter Crack- end Oornl mllcvetl.
“to chop is in the reu- uf E y‘- Block and may be
reached from Main etroet through an alley way can
In“: ranting!" slog)". his: one “am wags?“
moo c I. n ‘
to. ' Ilia: filth nun. .
blag.
{forwalk Steal Dyeing an! Securing
Establishment.
, Factory and Dulce, out of Home RR. dept
nresscssnd DMMGMorcleen“.
' Particular omen wanmmmctum
maritime:
. Gentlemen’e Garments
by a lie and WWW”
’3 I D_' (35L o‘vmfl
dandlnonedny,hlockMIQudhlewfl
'mteietlnycost 7min; to outlook ”
m. Ida ongbttokeowbyrblitlnie
7 Wafl‘euymwoobsndmleaflute
The subscriber mitt“!!! to o mm.- ' one:
fat-ocular“ wens.
. mm 3.4:: PERRY.
GROOIRIIS-
The best place in the city to buy your Groceries
and Provisions in on Washington “not. It
Mr. Conrad Becker’s
Wile he I content) on hand every- tbi usual!
found in 2 first clan grocery store. I! '
Damien Seminary.
’l‘blsinvtltution ls euantl mum! on Scuttle?!
Hill. about one mtlopholn Daglcn Depot. thirty~nlue
3:31:1qu Nfiw York. end tblrt In from New Ha-
. e
The bulldllu in new. and baa plenum. well venti-
lated with b ceilings. The number of
bonrdere ill ted to thirty. thus giving the Princi-
an opportunity for knowing the perils
ngvlduall
. mo {owl-‘- eyamn of nutte- ls than
oughly taught. end careful sttcn on to ulvento the
dramatic: and aloe that we may have educ-
girl:i vinfoa'ouu madam-onuboflce.
Oacader 1m end imp-spring ten Della.
larch twitcmbcglns Sock”: Winter tern
N
“Will“ I ‘m mm A. men Neely-l.
Attention Most
Ame rem-ll tron
H with a mammal of that: "Kw,“
FALL PA WEEKS.
1 ant to execute all article for tub
moorland cruel MW. NM alto ”W
Ills. A. RWY.
H Clark a: mum. Help. at.
fie. 9- ecu-«hm. “-39. Ill-ah,
WASHINGTON STRIIT.
SOUTH N ORWALI‘.
“continental hacifailtocalli
vb
at the ebove curator M
KISSES DA‘VSON
R u but lino of Your". N M Glow
““fifiw m W Rib \‘umt
ll“ \ ix. (6%. it
‘“:§..t.l'.‘. "‘
who elm t of NM Niche. have
he“. Mutt. cumin“ in
if“???...._.‘.m..m_.w..-m. ' .
DRISSMAKING.
lttlfifi ll. ll. llul‘!‘ mid lufuna the lattice that
abobumunacd Mr Militia m for the
«mute cram». and until! be M tom her out
palm». and all who may cell upon kw. All kinda of
S‘I‘QMPING AND PINKING.
(lotto. attuwb done with mun» anti the
much.
“'illlt‘tl-‘.\l\ altpwlltlm to the tlnmtltttkblu blunt
um.
ileum: owl the more of A. ltlclturluan lb Son.
“tilt Waittlllutml utmt. tintttb Nurwulit
LADIES:
it you Willi to economic». auto
MRS. JUDD‘S
For those
Pretty Rcdlmtom
All!) .
POIGMGIIO PRIIQI‘I‘I
‘l‘btll til-v tic-crituwi In accurately that there la no
trouble lll making them up for youraelvol.
for bemu- in
"all. Ribbont. feathers and Flowers. go to
MIIS. JUDD'S.
A new lot of lomprlccd SOIIOOL HATS for the
children
'l‘ttc Senor and Bio Jittwi llechinca f
“5...... "' "‘ “'
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BIIJLIAIID IIALL
m
be not pnrchm a flowing lifttcllluvt until you are
the now better. it ht stylus per t adulation to all
that mm it. i“
AIWNM arable attack-rt to
“Minutemen! ct all Maw-.353.“
With new tablet. clinched to the butter
BRIDGEPORT HOUSE
SOUTH NORWALK,
OPPOSITE N. T. c N. 132 RR. DEPOT.
a" Geo. Clark. Agent.
0L1] WELL HOTEL.
CORN!!! OP
mm and WASHINGTON smarts.
South Norwelk,
F. FCStedman & Son.
PROPRIII'IWS
“amniotic.“
ELEGANT STYLE
helium ,
BILLIARB ROOM.
Refreshment Booms,
lo. 6 arm nous: stout. sotml mutt
IMPORTED
GEORGE HOCOIISIACKc PMPo
‘ w .
ISAAC W."ilffié.
LUMBER,
DANISUR",
Conn.
. tat-u
IMELIAS ousowsxl.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
and dceiw'a
READY MADE CLOTHING ,
—-AND—
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
No. 3 Main at. Not-walk, Conn.
Constnntty on hand. at assortment of Clothe.
um
Commerce and Venting. All orders romptl ex.
ocutotl. p Iylbti
W. H. swarms.
MerchantTailor,
COR. WASHINGTON AND MAIN 8T8.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
English and French Mauls,
end Mot Count! of all color--
anode up in style other Prices.
Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
Gnm' KID GLOVES,
or all Shades can! Colors, ofthc
nonéqnoluy. '
IRON FENCING.
‘be more: Jon-hut
”a an “13;,me fu-
Wrought and Cast Iron Fencing.
om'nmdwmmmw Also
Iron Gates, more, “Incl! an!
Gratings; .\\"
momma can an mm; m; all
myotbunrdclevtntbe mot / ~ .
mt. atom" a» shop." cm
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HARDWARE,
. WWI In. South News“.
new svonal
BETTE & £33318,
’ have an entire new etock of
Mocbsnlce‘ Tool all kinds of Act-lent rel I ple-
monts. Pain OIls. Glue. Table on! Puget CultIery.
Alec aa a a ty
Wall Paper,
shades and Fixtures.
Pipetudm bmtoovdoratsbovtnotlcs.
Lhm ' 0".“
Jon 2mm a.
common PRINTING omen e
CARDS W
“utrnrlfi‘cfi%‘i m
manuals. rm. 3‘
Wellies and Wu can: W In as
w Style of the an.
Work done at short notice. on Melam-
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follows:
My Nos. 11th. am
For New York.
Boatenkwr‘ees.
can “ Accommodation.
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