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WINTER.
Where hsvs the birds flown. the besutiful birds
Thur tilled ell the summer with song.
Ami wsrbled so gully from such hush sud tree.
As suturnu sped swiftly slung 9
Their music is hushed; not s esrol we beer.
Al through the lone forest we room.
Po.- wtuter hes brsstled e cold chill o‘er our lend.
And lhv: birds seek s sunnlss home.
The have re thst broldsred esrth‘s nerve: of green.
And blossomed so bright 'nesth our feet.
And s short time ego, on such light sephyr threw
Their treasure sud perfume so sweet.
Are now withersd:snd deed 'seeth the froet‘s fstsl
touch.
And the meedcwe lle yellow end sore.
And the soft sir is charged for the shrill northern
Meet
The: whistles “ King Winter is here."
Tn.- trces thst so istely were hrillisutly clsd
in glory end splendor untold.
And thet gsilv shoot out on the sutnlsnel breeze
Their gumentu of crimson end gold. ‘
Su- strippod of their gorgeous end briliient ettire.
And lifting their brooches on high.
rum: hke sentinel: on duty. eeeh brown bosgh sud
twtg
t‘leur dpnncd ‘yeiust the cold wintry sky.
The snow will soon throw down its msntle of white.
And cover the esrth like e shroud.
And the sir will grow chiller es winter rolls on.
And the winds whistle more shrill end loud.
Then let home be plessent end cheerful end bright.
er there our best joy should begin;
ins-in: checrlese end dmsr be the prospect withou
llus summer end sunshine within.
—LUy.
”gel“! @isrelkmg.
”(iI'ELDEN’S LAST DRINK.
" I heve traveled this road every day of
my life since it was lsid. in charge of the
Sm Francisco. the prettiest snd best engine
n the line. It was s southwestern road.
running, as we will say. from A. to Z. At
A. my mother lived; at Z. I had the sweet-
est little wife in the world. and bsby the
very image of his ps. I had eiwsys s dol~
lsr or two put by for e rainy day. and the
buys spoke of me us an odd kind of s men.
'1‘.» be shut up with on engine. watching
with it” your eyes sud heart and soul. don‘t
nuke s conscientious man tnlltutive. end I
never squandered my leisure spinning vents
and “striking to railroad jokes in the Round
House. My wife‘s nsme is Josephine. end I
called her ‘Joe.‘
I never belonged to any of the reilwsy
clubs or other orgenizntions. and never
should. if it hsd'nt been for Grsuby. Grou-
by was s nephew of our division superin-
tendent. and itss fsilure with we men of
the mad that we like to betoticed bv the
trilows st heedqusrters. if only permitted
in much the hem of their garments. Grow
it) was a showy fellow. and often rode with
m.- from A. to 2. He bed at good opinion
of me. and. as fer as I kuow.we were good
friends. Once he said it! me:
~‘ \‘nn ought to belong to the Reilrend
:‘x i niltic Club. Gueldrn.“
“ Never heard of it.“ sold I.
" We meet once s fortnight.“ he replied.
‘ .ni have a jolly good time. We want
z~.~..cu.~nl, thinking men of your sort. end
ii. phxpwe you. if you like.“
i use fund of such thingy. sud I bed
b that! i fancied might be worth some.
mug But the engineer don‘t here say
.1.“ or night: to himself. end the club
“sold have one evening e fertukhtfrom
J \c i said:
“ i will ssk her. If she likes it yes.“
“ All. whom!“ he sold.
“ Jar.“ mid I.
“ l! vwry .9... bed Wk wife. every
:tntx‘s wife would hove sold ‘0‘!“ .9".
\ mt, my dear.“ sad we should bus so club
at xii." esid Gratuity.
list i made no answer. At home I told
.l-a~ She said: ~
"I shall miss you. X“; but you do l0“
spill things. sud I! Grub: mm ‘0 lb
they must be superior men.“
so I said no end Grsuby propessd me,
Thursday fortnllht I went with him to the
r cuts The reel business of the evening
was the supper. ' I
1 bed slwsye been e temper-etc men. I
Jud not know whet em wine Md h“.
on me. but coming to drink more of it then
1 but ever before et the club table. I found
ilput stesm on. Anus-so III-By (low I
vented to tslk. sud efter se-eny more!
.iid.
“lseemed like somebodyelse theworde
wercsoresdy. mammal.“
were listened». Imsdesherpbits-d h-
dulxed in reporter. told steel. end eves
hsnds of s drunken men!
some. I have often been! you wonder whet
the feelings of so engineer who hes shout
the same as murdered e train full of people.
years Don't throw them sway.
you don't care for
self." ’
My little Joe. She spoke from her hesrt.
end I bent over and kissed her.
Ned. if
you egsin."
And I meant it; but st twelve o'clock
.thet nightI felt that I had foruottcn my
promise end my resolution.
“ I couldn't get home to Joe. I made up
“my mind to sleep on the club sofa end to
lesve the piece for good the next dsy. Al-
reedy I felt my brain reel us it bed never
done before. In on hour I was in it kind of
stupor. It was morning. A waiter stood
reedy to brush my coat. I saw I grin on
his face. My hesrt seemed ready to burst;
my bend trembled; I looked at my wstcb;
I had only five minutes to reach the depot.
”Joe‘s words cents to my mind. Wes I
fit to hike charge of en engine; I wes not
fit to answer. I ought to have asked some
sober man. As it wusJ only caught my
but end rushed sway. I was just in time.
The San Francisco glistened in the sun.
The curs were filling rapidly. From my
post I could hear the people talking—bid-
ding esch other good-by. end promising to
write end come again. Among them wes
an old gentlemen I know by sight—one of
the sbsrcholders; he \vss bidding two
timid girls sdicu.
“ Good—bye. Kitty; goodbye, Lue.“ I
heard him say; don‘t be nervous. The Sun
Francisco is the safest engine on the line.
and Guelden the most careful engineer on
the road. I would not be efruid to trust
every rnortul to their keeping. Nothing
could happen wrong with the two together.
I said. “ We‘ll get through it somehow.
and Joe shall never talk to me again. After
all. it was essy enough. I reeled as I spoke.
I heard the signal. We were 011'.
“Five hours from L. to II; five hours
beck again. I know now that on the last
run I should be myself again. I saw a flut-
ter, and never giwsscd what it Will! until we
had passed the down truiu st the wrong
place. Two minutes more and we should
have had a collission. Somebody told we
and I leughcd. Ihcerd tl.o shareholder sev.
respectfully:
“ Of course Mr. Guclden yuu knmv what
you are shout l“
“ Then I was alonc. sud wondering
whether I should go faster or slower. I
did something and the cure rushed on m a
fearful rule. The same man who had so!»
ken to me before was standing near me. I
heard the question :
“ How many miles an hour are we trunk
in: l“ I didn‘t know.
“Rattle. rultlc. rattle! Iwus trying now
to slucken the speed of the Sun Francisco.
I could not remember what I should do;
wes it this or that—foster or slower! I was
playing with the engine like u child.
“ Suddenly there was s horribly roar—n
crash. I wss flung somcwherc. I was in
the water. By s mireclc I was sobered. not
hurt. I gained the shore. I stood upon
the ground between the truck and the river‘s
edge. and there (used at my Work.
“ The engine was in fragments. the“ cars
in splinters; dead end dying and wounded
were strewn around—men. and women and
children—«aid ego end youth. There were
greens end shrieks of despair. The msim‘
od cried out in despair; the uninjured btn
walled their death; and a voice. unheard
by any other. was in my ear \vhiupm‘iu‘.r
“ murdered.“
“The news had gone to A..sud people
came through): down to find their lost ours.
Searching for an old man‘s daughter. I
came to it place under the trees. and found
five bodies lying there. all in their rigid
horror—send old woman. a young one. it
baby. and two tiny children. Was it fancy.
use it pure fancy. born of my anguish?
they looked like-«0. llcuvoul they were
my wife end children. ell cold and dad!
llow did they «use on the trslul tht
heir. gelled in the good old feec of her who
gsve me birth. on the lovely fhco of my
wife. on the innocent children. I celled
never could be—tbere never would be.
A whistle! Grout God! Ouwgd up the
trsek thundered soother trsln: its red eyes
give upon me; I throw myself before it; I
felt it crush me to slums.
‘ i O i .
e O
body. ‘
I opened my eyes end eey my wife.
better I
sight of her thet I could not speck st first.
Bits reputed the question.
" I mast be emsbed to pieces.“ ssld I. for
the teeth went over me; but I he! no pets.“
“ There he goes shout thet treln egsln."
seid my wife.
own room; oppositstome eerlb inth
my child wee asleep. Ky wife and child
were eefs.
it be!
csmtopues Ihssrdsomhodyssy.psned.
“ Grenby. by George. thst'e s use worth
hsving. I thought so: dull sf Glut.” Y.
Iknsw it wesbstsctohequlstXed Gould-
en. withbh ”Maw,“ the us
wine nudswltlu. ,
isessursof Israelites-outs.”
lstumhledupsteisstshd Jsswsitiecfsr
use withhflWOHM
“You've bosom-e.“ sell Joe;
"lmspeetsditflsst "\m' I.“
tiscCIsbeoeios’tuelIsshesen.‘
. ‘Whlcbwthstlh’lfll‘ _
“Ase look theses." sell tense she
lock-d herself ad but {shew bed
desthwitbysurdrssdfuleelb.“
AndJeebs'sstoeI-y.
”femoral“.
And some day.
msrk my words. not only Thursdey night.
but oil the dsys of the week. will be the
must he. sud you'll know if you don‘t stop
where you ere. A steady hand end e clear
heed hsve been your blessing all these
my love don‘t ruin your-
"Don’t be afraid. child; I‘ll never pain
thence had brought this about! I crossed
I screamed. I duped our hsudml tore my
them by heme; there wee no suswer. There
“ His heed ls cxmmt‘ly hot.“ esld some.
“How do you feel f" sold sin»; e little
“ I wee so reioloed end sstoulshcd bv the
Why.I tried to move; there wse some-
thing the melts: withuie. I wesln my
Wes I delirleus. or whet could *
“Joe." I cried. “tell me whet hes hep-
“It‘e ulnee‘olock.“ sold Joe. “Youoetue rlgl
homeiu suehsstetefroutheolub thetI
oeulds‘twebeyou. Youweru‘tdttomsu.
on... end risk people‘s lives. The
SsurreneisuohhelfwsytoAnIsuppose.
sudyouhevehssnfrlahtenln; mehslfte
t'ltwsseslysdrseu; only on ewhui
axes-t BI! hedlivsd-tbrsubit es
A Grand Victory.
noise occurred. end on looking out s second
filling her spron to its utmost eepsclty.
wood. sud hurrying to the window. beheld
wood from her sprou. He rsmsined motion-
less. his gentle been filled with commitme-
lion.
She swiftly deported. end soon returned
beevlly lsden with wood. which she throw
on the pile. ss if it were indeed “ the sc-
cursed thing." The doctor‘s compassion
and curiosity were intensely excited. He
followed her refueling figure till he discov-
ered her residence. and thus ascertained who
she wee. What she wss. wss no mystery to
him. The lest hour had shown him her
'vlrtue‘s lofty height lie celled early the
next morning on Mr. 13.. the wood-denier.
end directed him to send s bslf cord of his
best wood. sewed end split. to Mrs. .
but by no menus to let her know from whom
it csme. which wee reedilv promised. Mr.
It‘s teemster. who bsppsnsd to be within
ear :shot. though out of sight. wss not so
bound. end when be tipped the wood into
the poor widow's yerd. replied to her eeger
inquiry who sent it. by rsleting the conver-
sstion he bed overbesrd.
'i‘be conscience-stricken women. feeling
that her sin end her repentance in the lone-
ly darkness of the midnight hour were our
drained by another heart than her own.
hastened without daisy to the house of the
benevolent men. to express her gratitude
end her sorrow. end with deep humility sud
bitterness told blur the temptation to which
her extreme poverty lied reduced her of
breaking the eighth commandment.
“ Sir." she :suid. “ though my house wee
dark and cold, though my heurt was wrong
with anguish at the slghi of my poor shiv-
ering ones. I could not keep ill My Low
science would not let me!“
“ Say no more. my dear msdsm.“ ssid the
quad men. "I sew it ell—I sew you con-
quer the devil in two fair tights.”
———-——-‘-~—————
A traveler. on his srrivsl in this city atop~
{red for n moment to examine s cont heng~
ing in front of a clothing store when the
proprietor rushod out and asked. “Wouldn't
you try on some costs l“ “ I dunno but I
Would." responded the traveler. consulting
his time-killer; and ho wont. in end begun
to work. No mutter how often he found
his fit. he "gnlled for more cools. and after
trying on thirtv he looked at his watch
stain. resumed his own went. and walk-
ed ufl‘ saying. “I won‘t. chemo s cent for
whut I‘ve done. Hang a man who won‘t
obliszc another when he can do it! If I‘m
ever around this way again. and you‘ve got
any more coats to try on. I‘ll do all I can to
help you.“
W
A hater of tobacco asked an old negro
woman. the fumes of whose pipe were su‘
buying to him. if she thought she was s
christian l‘
“ Yrs brudder, I specie I is.‘.‘
“ Do you believe in the Bible l“
“ Yes. brudder.“
“ Do you know that there is s passage in
the Scriptures which declares that nothing
unclean shall inherit the klngdumof lies-
vcu l“
“ Yes I‘ve hcsrd of it.“
“Well. Chico. you smoke. end you cen-
not enter the kingdom of heaved. becsuse
there is nothing so nucleus as the breath of
s smoker. What do you any to that l“
“Why.l smetsl losve mybrcfl‘ behind
when I no dsr.“
Milo 43w
W Agents.
The coconuts which were published es
the tub ult..lu round to Prof. Agents bed
prepsredlhu public to beer of bludeutb.
'l‘hst event occurred on the 14th lest. et e
ousrlsr pest ten o‘clock. Louis John Ru‘
dolph Agents was born hfsy 20.1mm st
blotter. nest the Lakes of Nsuohstel. Switr
mother lass Mlle. Rose Mayor) wees women
of huge intelligence sud uummuu tslsut;
conducted. Atthe'sge eleven be wss sent
studied eucleut end modern lsugusxse. sud
where the bent of his mind towerds socio-
gy wss shown by his spending his veestiou
in collecting fishes sud insects. In 18“ he
went to Zurich sud studied st emediosl
school fortwo yesle. l‘rout euoshe went
to Heidelberg. end so
Schilling. the philosopher; llsrteus. the bot‘
enlst; sud Oken.
she
e superior
d demonstretiou
so evolutiouery one.
One night st e lets hour. Dr. Bently. well-
known smoug the clergy of olden time. wee
disturbed st his studies by s rsttllng sound
sarong some wood. which. sewed sud split
for his study tire. hsd been left by the teem-
sters the sfternoon previous. too lets to be
properly housed. He rose. went esutionsly
to the window. end sew s women filling her
epron with wood. which she bestlly curled
ewsy. He resumed his not end recom-
menccd his study. Shortly eftsr the some
time he sew s similer operstiou. the women
When she hsd gone he returned to his book
with s tender pity in his beert for s destitu-
tlon which sought relief in this lonely.
dresry. not to eey sinful msnner. By-snd-
by he was startled by s crush of felling
the poor women nesting the very dust of the
erlsud. where his tether wes pestor. Ills
sud.uudor hereon his esrller eduoetlou wee
to the gymusslum st Drienne.where he
truly to the
University of luuleh: Here he formed the
eequelnteuee of Dolllnper. the physiologist:
the sociocisti sud hershis
union for the study of ustunteok dsunlte
ps.
is hence dstss the vest lebors which
he devoted to the study of fossil sud recent
vsrtehrets. He considered the existence of
intelligence wss sstebllehed by e
on s solsutlle founde-
tlou. Yet his theory sounds Milne
theory we thst
“es invisible tbrssddu ell «ruse through
this immense diversity. exhibiting es s [so-
rfs-es. fill
thei
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ture. expleined his nuclei :dutlee u“Yottn;
foe de bill which hes the most money under
it.
A missing men. advertised so having s
Roman nose. hss‘been given up for lost.
Such e nose can never turn up. '
“Bob. did you ever see Miss S. !“ “N0."
“ How do you know she is hsndsome then?"
“ Because the women ere running her down
so“.
At s prsycr meeting in Melee. s few days
ego. one of the members prayed. “ Lord.
sold poor boots to some of us. Make him
do the fair thing.“
In s recent glicle on s fair. in his locslT-
ty. the editor 01 s western piper says: “A
brother editor toelt s velusble premium. bu
su unkind policemen mede him put it rlgh
back where he took it from." “ ‘ ’E
Said e pompous busbsnd. whose wife lied
stolen up behind sud given him skies.
“Msdem.loonsider such so set inducer-
ous.“ “ Excuse me." said the wife. "I
didn‘t know it was you.“
Tlpklns aroused his wife from s sound
sleep the other night ssyiug be hed seen u
about in the sbspe of so use. “ Oh. let me
sleep.“ wee the reply of the irste demo.
"end don‘t be frightened st your own shed-
ow." .
Mayor Boyd sold his running horse. Red
Jacket. to e member of the Boundary Com-
mission. The purchsser wrote for the pod-
igree of the animal. Msvor Boyd’s enswor
wee characteristic: “ He was sired by his fu-
thcr sud d-d by the man who lsst owned
him."
A nice question of taste: Jeweller—What
lnml of sebuiu would you like? Young
Mau—Well.l dun'l. know. herdly. What
kind of e chein would you think I ought to
have; thutis. what style would you think
would be the most. becoming for it young
men that carries groceries to some of the
best families in town?
A young man who knows all about it.
states that his experience has taught him
that s dirt is s fool. who delights in fooling
fools. and the fool that is fooled by such s
fool is the foolishost kind of s fool. He‘s
been fooled badly. we should Judge.
Acolored preacher. in translating to his
hearers the sentence. “The harvest is over,
the season is ended. end thy soul is not
saved." put it : “ De corn hes Leon cribbed.
dare ain‘t my more work. end de dsbhil is
foolin‘ wid dis community.“
A fstuous Prussian gonorsl wss inspect—
ing some military stsblcs. f‘ What do I see
there r“ be said in tonus of thunder to the
sergeant, “cobwcbs ll“ “ Yes. sir.“ was the re-
spectful reply. “ wo kcop them there tocstcb
the flies and prevent them loosing the
horses."
“Your futuro husbsnd scum wry oxsot
lug: he has been stipulating ell sorts of
things.“snid smother to a daughter who
was on tho point of being married. “ Never
miuti.tnsnuun.“ said the affectionate girl.
who was already dressed for the wedding.
“ these are his lost wishes,"
A certsin lawyer had his portrait taken
in his fevorlte sttitudov—stsudinz with one
bend in his pocket. Ills friends and clients
sll went to two it. and everybody csclsimed.
“Oh. how like it! it‘s the very picture of
him i“ An old former only dissented—
“Tsln‘t like 2“ exclslmed everybody. “ Just
show us when) it ain‘t like.“ “Tsin‘t-no.
tein‘ii“ responded the former. “ Don‘t you
see he hes get his band in his own pocket t
'twould be e like scsin if belied it in some
body clso‘s.
A gentlemen who was unususlly well
plesscd with the sermon preached lust Sum
dsy st one of our city ohurohssaemsrked
st supper that he wee curlel right to the
gslesof heaven by it. His precocious six.
yeknold sou upon beerlns him my this. em
chimed. “ Why didn‘t you dodge in.fsthur!
it‘s the best chance you‘ll every have of gels
tin; lute besvou.
A old. rough clergyman look for his text
thstpme of Palms. “I ash! in my heels
ell men ere lists“ Mullins up sppereutly
es if he sew the helmet clouding before
him. he sold: “You sold it in your heels.
stld. did you: Well. if you had been here
you might heve sold it sfter motors delib-
erotics.“
“ 'l‘het seet ls ensued.“ said e pretty
umstdssleutersdeoerouedsv. "'l‘e
when r“ “A you“ gentlemen.“ she. poub
lusty ssld. "‘ Then where is his lime I
prey!“ ller rosy lips opened like rose‘buds
in spring: her feet in deep blushes wee dyed
es muttering W“ You heteful old
thing why I em his beam l“ she cried.
“ Where ere you going i" sold s young
gentlemen to en elderly one in s white crs‘
vet. when: he overtook s few miles from
Little Rock. “I out going to hesveu. my
son. I hsve been on the wsyelchtess yours“
“ Well. good-bye. old fellow. ”if you hove
been trsvslluu towerd haven ' teen
yesrs. end not counter-so it then Arhsnsss'
I‘ll teke another route.“ .
A gentlemen once asked s‘llttle girl. so
only child how may sisters she hsd.-snd
wss told “three or four.” Her motherssked
Herr when they were stone whet induced
her to «hutch en untruth. “ Withstan-
uis.“ cried Kory. “I didn't west him to
think you were so thet you hsdn‘tgbut
one child. Wouldn't he‘thought we sen
drelul poor." ’ ’ ‘
Those who go round with the ooutiib‘d;
this but in Oellforsie‘ etiurehfi plssd end
thsssgsntlemeursoeutly
headhunting
thou knowost that Charles Tompkins hes»
s'ryuethe eessl’es‘thsy to sleet. Onset
extended‘lhe but
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SCRANTONs
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GBOCE 1E8. .
JOBN‘ HUTCIIINGB.
l‘omerly Eu chings a Fern-l * ‘s Block. )lsiu
street. south ‘Norsolk. Thenfiul the pest pet-
rons‘ro rooolvsu from his customers. he hopes. by
ltee on s god sesorunent of Groceries to meet
tlou shore of
:Guoosniss.
Thebestplsoetntbeeity to buy your Groceri-
sud PrevisiouslsouWeshisgton Itrest. st
Mr. Conrad Becker’s.
Whe k eonstentl ‘en bend every use
foudfldutolseezrooery store. W sllv
Damien Seminary.
This institution is plesseutly elm
from
Bill. shout one mile Derisn Depot. nine
miles from New York. ~uve from 53w lis-
sud thlr
The hull nu is nzfiudngss WW1 veuti
lsted With high ceilings. The number of
bou'derslsl tedto thirty. thus (ivlnathePs-inei-
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Dr. Dio . e‘s system of G tics s thor-
oughly taught. end careful etteutlon isglven to die .
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Attention Ladies!
HAVINGRust returned from the city ofNew York
with s ull «comment of
FALL PA TTEBNS:
I em New to execute sll 0rd rs f fsehlb ble
Dress sud sutel rushing. Pleas: 21:; me ends“.
Hits. A. GREGORY.
Clerk o Leno‘s Block. loin. St.
IS.PAKUI.SKI
sub 84:
beSrfiJsu. l. W“.
th r sure end secure s menus
their patronage in the future. Hf R u
, "ully formsthendiee ofuorwslk sud
FRANK A. TOLLEB din 00-. vicinity. um he hes sséeostno servicesof stir-sip
clues msnnfscturerof \
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GiiUUEltIES PROVISIONS.
Preserves. Jellies. Canned Fruits. Eto-
OPEI‘A HOUSE ILOCK MAIN ST"
til-y SOUTH NORWALI. CONN.
W. n. TOLL” 5:
Dseler’ii ‘
Stoves. Tin Were, Coast‘s; consul.
have sud IeIII WI. floods.
exueufidwr'dfi‘r.“§dhgoi&mdfuulil sell»?- 1:313:
stranded ts. .
tl-tf WASMNG'I‘ON STREET. com NORWALK."
H. M. d. J. T. PROWITT,
Deniers in
Hardware. Cutlery, Points. Oils,
Gieu.Viodow Shades & Psper Hengings,
No. to sum scam. ~ nonwsnx. comv
House I: Sign'Pslntlnc executed prompotsls
GREGORY‘S POINT
u A R l N n n..w Av.
SOUTH NOB m. CT.
CAPACITY OF RAILWA ' - 1.000 TONS.
Vessels Ball! or Wired arm Nob‘a.
Furniture for vessels. Point. Olls.’Deek \‘srulsh.
shunt. Ship Tools. 0th.. constsntly on bend for sole.
NB «no. 8. BELL.
A. uELLECK,
ti orwsslk.
Dealer in 300$ sud STATIONERY.
mononl Al! «Cut out stomped on
“air-test styles es mess repel-s.
.'Tnos.s.cnorr,
anxious-nu ummmn
Attends to as Laying Out of Many can.
0rdt‘rs roceivod throu h P. O. Box 98. to
Cl... or at this utilco. will‘be promptly attend to.“
References 1
Joan w. Mssorl. Rio. Terrytowu. N. Y.
W. ll. Asmnwsu. ‘ “
Aux. X. stuueto compo. Westmrt.
Joust-u durum. i lg} 8m Winkle.) “choline. NJ.
Cums Core. Phllsdolp e. ‘3‘ if
QENBDICT’S
DINING ROOMS.
119 Ohm Sh, 4V. 1'.
Tables reserved for Lsdies 148
Join HILL. M. 1)..
Physicists sud Surgeon.
Weednsldm
rs‘AtN on. court-I nouwsut
t“ (Opposite the Quote house.)
W. H. LAVALLII.
E A B N E 8 E S Q
Ilene “routs. Goods end
Trunks.
South
_ Milt.
Mole 8t“
rm .
M U s I C: r":
The South Nerwslk
mmredtofsrulsbseseicfor
mt‘l‘ri'mwsm
mud
norms.
semantic toms. Apply nus P. rouse“.
mouth. truest. We been M
HORSE SHOEINO.
Whores-rs...“
INTERFERWG 0F HORSES
I is fimw ly‘s s‘fifll‘k‘fi
lies
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ItalresIansmW,M . “I. “
llorwelh Steers ., ,1' esdéeeerles‘
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premature-somewam
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HUMAN HAIR W0“,
Who will mske up.st his shone“ kinde'of work
desired by lsdies in the lstsst end mostepproved
styles. msklnx over “combine“ of the ledy‘e own
heir. or will supply heir‘ to order. He hes silo con-
stently eu bend. e due seeornnent of
swrrcsms,
nnsrns,
cusses, am,
Which he is shle to sell' st lower rstss then ever be-
fore offered. Indies desiring such work. will do well
to cell before porchesiug elsewhere. us he use ensure
thsmtbsths esn sell twenty per eentlewerthsn
soy other denier.
fishesslso lttsd uperrlvsts asloou for
LADIES' AND OHILDREN’S
IIAIR DRESSING.
He occupies the flue storeln
ELY'S BLOCIK.
Formerly occupied es s drug store—one of the best
locetions in the city. in the rose of the Lsdios‘ Ss-
loon he hes s ans
Hair Dustin and Shavint'Salnnn
non 0mm.
LADIES!
If youwlsh Us eeouonhqgoto
MRS. JUDD.’S
For those
Pretty Redtnsotos
AND
Polonaise Patterns
Tbet ere described so securstely thet there lsno
trouble in making them up for yourselves.
For bet-gems in
lists. Ribbons, Feathers end Flowers. go to
MRS. JUDD‘S.
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A now lot of low- ecd SCHOOL ATS
ehll M II for the
The Secor sud Singer ,Sewing whines for
to rent.
“E;
Do not pnrchsse s Sowing Xschine until you see
the new Swor. It is giving perfect setlefection to ell
tlist use it. its
ELIAS GUSOWSKI,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
sud doslor n
READY MADE momma
-—AND—-
GENTS’ FURNlSHING 60008»
No. 3 Main st, Nomik, Conn. '
Cons ouhsnd.slsrge Mould Clothlt
soiled. sud You-tings. All orders on—
sé‘. 11. swarms.
MerchantTailor.
003. WASHINGTON AND RAIN 81‘s.
SOUTH NORWALK. 0010!.
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mount-stylestlaswl'ssose.
Gouts’ Furnishing Goods,
current sun onovns.
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PICTURE FRAMES!
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Buckingham & 00.,
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forthemeuufscturvofrrunes in srst els- style.
end if you Is“; etures in yourhouss without
uotbefrsmedutthe u, ‘U MW
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
And then know eturss th
mode to sdd 13:13: to the $311.; «111W
tins of your housecsud with our increesd fsdlltl
for dolugthiework. thecostwlllhebuttrulng. .
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MAIN end WASHINGTON STREETS.
South Norwalk,
F. F. Siedman & Son,
PROPRIETORS,
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ELEGANT sT'YLE
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An excellent Stsble stashed to the Hotel. Gen
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BILLIARD ROOM,
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, tesu
ISAAC W. IVES,
LUMBER,
DANBURY,
Conn.
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