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lltnow i‘n toeold ts lesru. wifei ury lessons sud
roots are done:
The down of life‘s ereuin‘ [listen in tho settin‘ sun:
To tho grove by the side a sly fort-ere they‘ll curry
the soon owsy: .
Burma-d toeso how‘ the world bod (lode. sol
hobbled to school to-dsy.
l vould‘ht hive told ‘twso o school house: it towers
ed up to tho sun:
I prod on the noble structure till dltnuter grow
, these old eyes.
I; thoughts went heck to tho icz‘h‘ouoe-the school
house of long ego.
there i studied old rot-pod with the rnerry boys
who ricep where the dslsleo grew.
1 was stnrtcd out of -y dresntiu‘ by the tones of n
monstrous hell;
on these core thst are growin‘ deaf the sweet notes
rose sud fell. .
f entered the usssslvo door. and out in o motored
choir—
An old nun wrinkle-l sud grsy. in the midst of the
young sud the fsir.
Like o gorden of hioonrin' roses. the school-nu-
sweorcd to me—
The children were oil so tidy. their feces so full of
pics. »
1 hey stored st too when i entered. thou broken e‘c
tho whisperiu‘ rule. ‘
Ami sold. with o s-ilo. tocsch other. “the o d rnon‘s
s comin‘ to school.
When the country here was new. wife—when I won
I reholor-lsd.
Us! resdlu‘ sud writis' sud spellin' woto ‘bout oil
the studies we hsd‘
w.- clured up the fern through the summer. then
trsrvlrd through woods sud snow.
To the log-house in the omit—tho schoolhouse
of yeors ego.
New boys go to school ins poisco. sud study herd
Lorin ond Greek:
They in unzht to write oeholsrly come; they no
drilled on the stoge to spook:
They go into the district hopper. but cone out of
the college spout;
And this i- the wsy the schools of our loud ore
(riudih‘ our greet turn out-
Let ’vm grind! lot ‘cus grind. deer wife: tho world
needs the good end the true:
LC! the children out of tho old house sud trot ‘ero
into the new.
ll cheerfully pay my tones. sud shy to this s31- of
miuo,
Ar? abroad: sll shosrdi :onhoodl if you leovo the
old men behind!
0 if syitrtn of court- to schools is the notion's glo-
ry sud crown:
xhy thesrnr he polsied. ever. thst is lifted to test
it down!
if bigot! csnnot endure the light of our glowin‘
rkieo.
L"! then: go to oppression‘s shores. where Liberty
bleeds and dies.
l‘m glsd l‘ve been today to the now house. inure
sud grand:
th pride I think of my toils in this Liberty-lo vln'
land;
I‘ve seen s psisce rise where the old lo: school
house stood.
And the gudons of bounty bloorn where the shed-
ows fell in the wood.
To the grove by the side of my fsthcrs. they‘ll cor-
ry me soon swnyl
Then I‘ll go to s higher school thsn the one I‘ve
seen rods].
Where the Roster of masters tencheth—where the
scholnro never grow old—-
Iron glory In glory l‘ll climb to the hesutlful col-
lege of gold
gala! warding).
LEONE’S ROMANCE.
“Mark my word. Imus. your beau ideal
you‘ll never and; your estimate of men is too
high.“ ~
“Xe. Arthur. it is but o lust cstlnrnte. sud
you have no right to judge me harshly. be-
court: I would not throw my life swsy upon
rtlmo society rush of to-dsy. I urn young
yl‘l. but twenty. you know. sud tbcrc is
little enough yet.“
“Yes. tints enough. Leone; but i sarce
with Arthur thst you hove too high ostsud-
ard of nonboud. s ropentic school girl ad»
criterion of ouslitice tint few. if any rues.
pom“
“Complimentary. very. to your husband ;
but i wish for my buebsnd strength either
of soul.or W. mind for shove the overuse.
and determination and purpose sualoient to
rise hits front tbolevol of the human herd;
msrk rue. if I never and such a one. I will
ever remain Louie Lkhtfoot. on old ntsid
fund orgsos. cots sud nogsipt but 1 see
(‘itsrirs has brought my horse sround. so on
"coir."
The spookcr wss s woman of twenty.
quueely is torn, sad whose face. though
possessing ohorooter beyond her yours
stomped thereon. was redlsut with loveli-
tress.
Ttobed in s dork-blue rldlny hsbil. which
clung no“ hot 'm
and thefooehsifshoded by the drooping
plumes foilisgfrout her Jousty esp. Leone
Lightfcot was indeed what she sppssred-e
surporsing lovely woolen; onowhohsd vie-
itors by thesooro. forohowssrichss well or
sceonpliehed sad handful.
Three yosse before. the hell been left. by
thodosthofhsr pore-ts. under thegusrd‘
ltflhipdhflm.“ ton yous-eh!
senior,snd othls country sent in
flow York Btsteohe hell lived. themed
societyondtlepetdArthlflLkItfol‘efll
his prettybltw'wekllttlewlfe.
Between the‘ three. Arthur Lightfoot.
mammoth“. woo theecnvor»
ootionhoflthstopeus thb story, end the
«commenter-luncheon»
Wheel-dunno otswonhybscm-
cuisines.
"Sh-slow; should would
hove-obit {good
whileth‘o usuutlot glove sud riding ,w‘hlp‘
beck.
so she knelt beside the prostrste form. sud
threw seldo the coat to place her bond upon
his hurt.
. .
soon return.“ shessid softly. boldly know-
ing whether she wos host-d or not. end then
csrrisge, and bring all. that you think neces-
»aiousl
,....,.
proved that the itrsn'gcr bod been on horse-
“He hsobecn thrown doubtless. but God
[rent he is not deed l" exclsltnod the tnsldon
7 Willis cry of horror she spree to her
feet. her bond stslncd with blood, gel; from
his. side s stusl streoiir whllcd up slowly.
“Refit: dos . sud has been murdered
“KO.“
. It woo olmost s whisper. and tile bosvi’
i‘ids raised from the dork eyes—eyes tilled
ith snn'ulsh. but yet strsmciy dark and
winning. ,
. "Thsnk God. thcito isyct hope. be quiet.
“i. I implore you. end I will old you oil in
my power." cxclsintod Mono. and drswlng
her hsbit‘around her. she rsn rapidly s few
paces down the rosd to where it wss crossed
by s unoll stream. and ooturatlng her hand
leer-chief returned, and without hesitation
drew ssidc the clothing sud pluced it upon
the wound—o smell bullet wound in the
left side over the bout.
“You rstwt keopporfectly quict.sud I will
in an lnstsut the wee in her ssddle. desiring
sl hcr utmost speed towards the ucsrost
form-house.
Bushing like the wind up to tile doorsnd
stsrtiing quiet Former Jessup sud his forni-
iy ncorly out of their wits. hectic cried:
“Mr. Jessup. let your can ride at once to
Dr. Wells.snd tell him s gentlemen liis
dangerously hurt on the rond nenr lilllside
Spring; tell him to come there at once, and
you Mr. Jessup. please come on with your
“"2"
Every one knew and loved licouc Light-
foot. and rapidly lter orders were obeyed;
observing which. she wheeled her burning
horse. and sgsin spoil away on Mr return to
the wounded stronger.
There he layjust us she bud lt'ft him. but
greening slightly. end esch inslsut dump.
enlug the blood stained hundkercltlcf; the
girl awuitcd the coming of tho surgeon.
Would they never come 9 silo thought;
but at length. when it seemed hours instead
of minutes. the sound 'nf whet-is broke on
her car. and the next insistit the surgeon
drove up st s rspid pace.
"You are n noble women Miss Lightfoot.
and if this man lives he owes it to you."
said the good old physician. or its approach-
ed and knelt besido the prostrate form.
“But will be live doctor?" "
For some minutes so rcply was given by
the man of science. who carefully probed
and cxnmiuod the wound. but then be said
slowly :
“It is a seriously injury-whit! hero 1 have
the ball ; yes i hope he will livef‘ and Dr.
Wells took from the wound s small bullet.
while he continued:
“Now he needs lire most careful nursing.“
“lie sbuli have it. Thank God. here
comes Mr. Jessup.“
And immediately after. the carriage drove
up. sud telling the doctor to come on with
the wounded stranger to her brother‘s house.
Leone sgsiu mounted her horse and rode on
to hem: oil in renditions for his arrival.
It was n week before the stronger was
sufficiently recovered to tell the story ro
gitrdiug the wound that bud so uesrly proved
fotnl to him. and than by careful nursing:
he informed Loom. who been uutiriug in
her devoted core of hint. that his pants was
Clsrcncc Ainslie—wits an Englishman. who
nesrly a your before had come to America.
and purchoscdn few rows of laud in the
West. mode it his home.
He niso slatted titer business luul cullcd
hint to New York. and that while cruoyiuy.
s horseback ride he bud been suddenly fired
upon. wss thrown to the grouudmud had on
indistinct remembrance that some one was
robbing hlrn. for his which. pocketbook sud
all the vsluoblco be bod shout blur were
c.
Tbst (Diuretics Ainslie woo no culinary
nun. Loom Lightfoot know when she saw
hint lying by the roadside. liut tl ot he would
ever the power to control hrr life
the bed not believed.
But so it woo. for cock dsv proved to her
til“ the had not her been ideal; and yet
woo be for her! Might be nut nlrekdy hove
married.
The thought chilled her very heart. And
yet when she row the dark. fssoluatiug eyes
turned upon her with admiration. sud road—
or hoped she did—therein a deeper. holler
feeling. Leone frit hsppy. sud bid fair to be
s very slave sud become s more automation
to the osprioe of Clarence Ainslie.
Now Arthur Idshtfoot end his pretty
wife looked upon the tnstter in s diluent
light. for. though hospitable in the ostretue
to the stronger most. they looked upon hint
oso poornuiloh oni‘rsst. s petty Western
former. end did not like the idea that he
should control the hosrt of Loose. for they
were uotblind to her devotion to the wound-
!lilltheyooubi nesbutodn‘tiro thoeour-
toughen-wot moi! emergent. when
onerolx weeks-he oulsieotly recovered to
Solo thorn in the psrlor snd st dinner.
not he hsd been rest-ed s gentlemen wss
evident. ss‘d tbst he bed invcled end seen
something of the world was olso evident.
st woo sieo thst Ir. and Ire Lightfoot hsd
had never seen s hondsoner mun. they were
nodyto edema butthotfileouwths hello.
urchin-min most loveiywotnen of the
dry. should usrry on unknown end poor
the ides. oven woe ridi-
thnthotruekofclsrouee Ainslie or-
b “it amashe
_ I?“ 1th mod
tron-‘3 for in in thevsiuom
manna-nothing piobeiusboltitt
adhere colt simplythe letters. “05L.
-should be to Europe. or Clarence Ainslie
huttheunikwusnoodunneoihhrosh.
W dutcrodtho roots. sndaetepplna
. ‘ Dietetics A‘ius'ii‘o sold. feellnzivl
“ Hill mbtfoot; r'i'o longer con i ituposd
upon your kindneid. and tonight I icsve
you. Shall it be forever l" ._
No shower came, and tho Englishman
continued:
“ To you I owe my life. end to you I
would dedicate the yoursthst yet untold.
sin unknown to you—"ti stronger in o
strainie lend—odd you llsve but my word
for it that lofhr you it love flutt nerer was
olihrcd to s women before. s hsud sud been
{but hes ueter sinnh‘d iutoutihusllv against s
fellow~boing. Will you accept wbs‘tl here
to offer?"
“iwmfl .
. “ You will trustmet take me as I «wand
honours my wife 9“
“ I will.“
No other words were spoken. but llic'r
hearts were perfectly happy.
Of course, Arthur Llubtfoot and his wife
objected sud decidedly refused. but Leone
was determined. It was no romance with
her. sud when dire flatly told them she
would merry Clsrcuco without their content.
they rustle a virtue of necessity rind gave it.
consoling themselves with tho thought that.
sflcr all. his bcittg s stronger and A poor
men were rcslly the only faults that they
could find in him. , ’
Al the rcuucst- of tits psrtlss most inter.
ested it woo o quiet wedding. lust six months
after the meeting of the lovers. and Dr.
Wells nud Former Jessup‘s family only
were invited. nnd to this tiny the good old
isdy has not ceased to gossip about the tung-
nificent troussosu the bride lied. end the
quiet happiness thet sirens iu the eyes of the
young couple.
It bod been dccldcd that the bridal tour
sold that business would coll him there soon;
and Mr. and Mrs. Lighifoot had been pcr‘
susdcd to uccompsny them; so the duy of-
the Wedding the steamer burs it very happy
qusl‘lotto from our shores.
Arriving safely in Enginnd. a tow tluys
wcrc passed quietly ut tliu hotel. and than.
by an invitation from Clarence Ainslie. tho
party started out to visit the spot whom he
passed his boyhood‘s duys.
Through ulcudow lands and lovely cuuu»
try the carriage timvo. until suddenly (liar:
ones. who was driving. wilt-bled lutougruud
gntcwnv lending to the superb country seat
of sonic man of wealth.
A few moments more. sud the carriage
drew up before the tusrblc steps of rm olcv
aunt mansion—one of those old rumbling
structures found in England—sud springing
lightly to the ground. the Englishman said.
while a merry light twinkled in his eyes:
“ Lcnuc. I wclcmuc you to your home. Mr.
and Mr. Ligbtfoot. Loni Clumucc Aluslce
begs thut you will accept the hospitality of
Ainslie Cnsliv.“
Tears filled the bountiful eyes of Leone.
Arthur Lightfoot‘s cllocks colored. but be
was silent. while. after a secoud‘s lwsitutiou,
his wife exclaimed:
“ Clarence Ainslie, you are a cheat. Why.
I thought you were a Western former—~—“
“ 'i‘luu was till the iuud I owned in Amtr-
ica. I purchased it end built it shootiug~box
thereon. because I was fond of your West-
our sport. and in America 1 was simply Mr.
Ainslie; but here I our Lord Clarence of
Ainslie Castle. Ant 1 forgiven i“
Render. we all have too much humsu us‘
turc uow~u~dsyo to for s moment suppose
the deception practiced was not pardoned
by one und oil; in fact. Mrs. Lichtfoot says
she likes to be deceived. and in this case
Arthur echoes tho opinion of his wifc.
v—«r—‘v-~-—.‘
new it Clcrcynton wits Ruined bv Tinni-
The licv. J. J. Talbott. Ollt‘tl an Episcopal
clergytuuu. thou as victim ul intorupcruucc.
sud expelled from his diocese; but now rc~
formstiflocturcd st Torre Route. lud.. o tow
days sluoo. We extract the following from
the Journal‘s report of his stidrcss:
Though the words choirs rue. l mu item
tonight to say that every euporluieut of my
life is that wins it o mookcr. and that and»
int: lspmof mlust the seductive sircu. ’i‘lte
mightiest sud wettest inlcllccts of the world
are bloated by her slrstssrcrus. It found me
in the rtutlis of those who pron to bottle for
tire right. I stood up uobly and frccly and
my soul knew no burden. But the destroycr
oatuc. clothed in the splendor of the sun-
light—in beauty thst bewildered my senses
and pollutod my soul .
But you ask rue how this ruin was
wrought. First. by proscribed stimulsnts.
Then. in that infernul delusion thot moderoto
drinking was beneficisl. cams the habit of
drinking wine at ioyous occasions. I kept
on; I full; I luid aside the hsbtlltneuts of
hitn who did only good. sud wondered forth
st the bidding of toy owuspeilvbouud will.
I tell you once put oh the chitinr of strong
drink sud you utsy doc to the utteriuaet ports
of the ,esrtb. er I did. sud the" sugor of God
will follow you. I earns borne otter yesrs
of wondering. At lest the demon of delir-
lunueisod rue. sud the serpent of the still
rooster! on my quivering flesh.
For five dsye sud nights 1 isy st the gates
of hell. But He woo piosoed to drug use
forth from the presence of the ghosts with
whom I hold rueh swful converse. ! con
nowsurvoy thedoldsndnsssurstheloooss.
The printout tuylifewes westeti. Ihsds
high once end on “spotted chorootor. This
downs of wine drugged no ’down. end the
Weill! wee ruins. Ivlisd moses. but
lily riches fled. I hurl s befitlful hombut
the demon entered. end the lightfodod from
its hello. I hsd bountiful foblldren. but this
monster took their diurpied bends in bikini!
led thorn to the grove.
Tonlnhuhesils .7 men. Iwondor
reed-s over the I bet! s nether
whossehtef pride woo-milk. bufthethun-
.W «rostrum ,¥esn> 4,3! work is
thousands-humus!“ book—mayoral“
Mott whet
Ihodnwlfewhotnte know westolovo.
for wheat
thing. Astbisdi‘d-not
, SOUTH NORWALK. CON. Tammy
Scull: was gem ,
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perm
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“Tile tier-test ‘Xsowiseest
he: were In." '
. gun—uni“: : ¥
. He ostne in from Truckee Meadow: yt‘el.
rotary. did this level hooded dog. He will
in by the ride of his mirror on a lord of per.
tstoes. He was a tsli,¢ou‘nt. Murhsirod‘
wild-eyed looking brindle boost of unrcé'ord-
ed pedigree. As the much carrying uisuuiog
sud potatoes halted for a time in front of s
«icon in North 0. street. one of s half do»,
tin lodngors theresbout rnsdc some remark.
in record to flirt uppesrsuoe of the canine.
nn'iusightiuiohuman nutur‘. in that ugly
old unborn o‘bls noi‘ can be found in the
the durudcst dog out! Now if I come home
from town perfectly sober (when I‘ve left
him in see after the ranch) it would do your
hcsrts good to see that dog show otl‘ whet
a sense of spprcoiutiou he's got of me. Fol-
lors. his gorgeous tell their stands sloft; he' .
skyuglcs about. he runs on uforo run it scurri-
pcrlu‘ up the earth with his feet. soudiu‘ the
chips s flyiu‘. he holds up his head sn’ berks
word nn‘ feclihf protrlier‘n if he‘d holdcd n
woodchuckl But let rno come home full of
tunglolcmshocp herders‘ delight. and tcr-
rsntilcr Juiccmnd that is the durudest sbaur .
edost dog yer ever scc. Ho just takes one
look at his sn' he knows it nil. Down goes
his tail. holops his cars, brings his head.
squats his back. nn' lookin‘ back now and
than. no slinks of Mid crawls undcr lbs
burn~actusily unburned to iltl sccu about
the premises for four somubody'll find out Ti
owu him. I tell you fuller-s. he‘s the cussid~L
est dog that over was sued in these purtsmnd
Trucitcc Meddurs is proud that be war pllp<
pad that l"
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A Collection of “ Bulls."—-All lilo blun-
ders in language are not confined to Irulunil.
tlioughl’slrick has rendered himself famous
by his“bulls.“ “My blanket was to short
to covcrytrc." said mt Emerald lsluntiur,“sol
just cut it plocc o the top and sewed it on
the bottom and y the some taken it was
shorter than over i“ But it was it Scotch
wmuou who said that the butcher of but
town only killed half is beast or s iinro; it
was it Dutchman who said that a pig had no
cur-murksoxcopt it short tall; and it was a
Britisn magistrate who. being told by n
voguboud that ho was not married. respon»
dud. “That's it good thing for your wife." It
was an English ropot‘tcr who stated all n
meeting of the British ethnological society
titurc wss exhibited “casts of the skull 0f llli
iudivlduul at different periods of utlultlife:
to show the changes produced in ten years.‘
though Doun Swift mentions two skulls
preserved in Irciuud. one of a person when
he was s boy, and the other of the some por-
eonwhcnhc grew to be it man.
Portuguese mayor who enumerated among
the works. by which the body pf s drowned
mun might be indentitlcd when found.“s
marked impediment in his specch.“it was s
Frenchman. the fsutous Curliuo. who. on
contentodly laying his band upon a large
stonojsr for n pillow. replied to one who
inquired if it was not rutllerbsrd.“1\lotut
all. for I‘ve stuffed it with, buy.“ll was an
Amuricsu lecturer who so uly said one
evening. "l‘eriisps y cu may live children
or it not. your daughters may have.“Aud it‘
wuss Western orator who. warming will:
bissubjoct. excisilucd.“'l‘itcrc is no man.
woman. or child in the house. who has so
lived lit the ego of fifty years, but what has
felt this truth thundering through their
minds for centuries.“ ‘
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A (‘ohl‘l‘RAIn' Hutu-A former in this
country. says a North Coraline paper. hos o
ruule so owfully contrary than he can do
nothing: with it Put blur into a burners.
end it is bind to out which wiry he will
trsvcl. Put it saddle ou Mini/sud be up
posts to done: but try to mount him. and
he will bceriu to kick every why—strum“
out. straddlehuy. with all four legs st once.
As to nullity. be will eat anything. from his
food trough up to a wooden soddie. Tito
owner took it nation to hove him shodr but
be kicked out of tho blacksmith shop sud
returned home. The owner tried to kill
him some time since. so be tied his ours
with a truce-choirs sud rods bins for six con-
secutive days sntl nights so hard so he could
under whip and spur. The foot is. he nour-
ly killed himself in the emsrt, sud had to be
carried up stsire to bed. end his tirtn belief
wee that the tnuio would die that night; but
to his astonishment. the next morning he
found thst tho mule had kicked to dosth a
Chester ho: weighing three hundred pounds
bit s piece out of his horse‘s shoulder. tie
up o ssddie. hlsnkot sud bridle. tore down
the filter. sud wss splat-gin; about. more
devilish than ‘ovor. to led something else
crooner to do. *
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Goon Fuels Evan—At Niodorplsntis.
nost- Bwlcksu. in Saxony. o vest bed of
coslhss been burning forovsrm yours,
The ground name the subterrsuoss bed of.
Ire-hes honours thoroughlywsrrued by this,
tlue.snd on minus Wilts- utilised
it by planting upon it olsry‘enuteerygsrden.
Here he roller troplosl pleats of oil kinds.
with exotic fruits. which flourish withd
vigor sud luncrlsneo in the open sirlhstf
the best foreign honsssoould not ensure.
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headed tiller-of ye soil: “Failure. that air “figfilflugg .. lg}:
din‘t s purl'ydog. I know; he‘s like me. lid‘ sorter wmmagf... “““ «m
brakes no pictonsiduo to natural bounty—i“ §§f£§gmm‘ 3-1:: 1:33
but he‘sjust the durndcst kuowingcst dog 3:: :Qusre $m1112..:...‘m : Lg
that over wore hsr. He‘s not mom inniinlb Two shits?“ one minim??? ..... slim
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odverusouients will ho oouutul less thou one scum.
beds of it whole pines full of yer cddicstcd ‘mxwm to ......qu
town (logs—poodles an‘ rich. What I pride " ' ’ ’ .
in him is his regular human sense. Hs‘jist Jon rmi > i “ y
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Formerly Iiutohlugs a Farris. ill ‘I Block. usln
street. booth Nor-«silt. 'I‘boukful or the post. put-
rullslro roccivou from his customers. ho hopes. by
assortment of Groceriee to meet
tiuu sud secure s generous shsrc of
futurc. 1 if
JOE‘S
koo‘piug it
.ilo r oppro
limit patrotuuro in tho
FRJLNIC A. TOLLEB or. CO.-
ussuus rrt
ii iiUL‘ln‘lil ES PROVISION S,
Preserves. lollies. Canned Fruits. Etc.
OPERA HOUSE ILOOK MAIN ST“
til-y sou'ru uouwnur. court.
‘V. It. TOLLES.
Duties- in
Stoves. Tiu “fore. Canking Utensils.
[stops sud House Furnishing Goods.
Mots: Roofing. Tin. Copper sud'alieet iron work
oxccutod to order. Jobbing of oil kinds‘promptly
attended
6-" WAl-lflis‘lG'l‘OlV STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Dre. 1'. rt. 56%.".
D 1?. N '1‘ I S '1‘ ,
arr-tot OYIR
FILLING, A SPECIALTY.
Nitroui Oxide administered for cxtrsoting. Oillco
m9A.X.f05P.X. 179
DRESS MAKING.
838. L. E. WELLES
Respectfully informs the ladies that she her taken
ho rmuuo over MRS. JUDD‘S MILLINRRY. Msiu
Stroct. sud oslieits it share of their pstrousge.
dihtf South Norwslk. Fob. nth. lure.
”iiifiw'fifligwimi‘f
Reol‘otnte and insurance Agent
Oman A‘l’ run 8m or-
F. H. NASH it! BROTHERS.
s Mi. this 31.; bios P.1d. tee
LOUIS J. BLAIiE,
Attorney o Oouuoolior-ot-Low.
once in Swerd’s Building,
SOUTH NOBWALK. CONN.
furl! occupied ll
mus-sill. ...so $31123.“
3t 6“ “cu‘rg‘fuliy executed. Collections :65;
o numnmrsx. till it .t from . .
all; horn! P. I. till 0 MI. ll 1 P "so:
GREGORY’S POINT
Insults I not LW-AY,
10"“ NORWALK. OT.
CAPACITY OF RAILWAYS. '- LOGO TONS.
,Veseefe M or W of M Notice.
BRIDGEPORT HOUSE
SOUTH‘ NORWALK‘,
attractant r. e lust 1t spartan
w Goo. Clark. Agent-f
”GEAR“. WEED & Go.
Prueflcnl ”slander-s.
, monitors
COAL A‘ND WOOD
Wow m been.
> . _ newsrooms“.
«re-rs , , 'Asocrfu‘uonwstmcc
, p "‘«npic'as‘smnwto. ..
IDININ‘G ROOMS.
rrs anemones, iv. ‘1'.
stlurrurvsdrorhdies. ‘
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know whereittisto be built
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moms
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rests-n3 to sown intention
towns-swan.
THUS. Fa CROFT,‘ '
LANDSCAPE amnmm
Amnmmymwmm‘
olved that h P.0.3oxl8.hsu unk.
0333': is ones. will promptly strond to. from . ,
Queues-cost m ceiii Large Mons. WIN-
.l'ornt w. MnemlsdJrorrytowudl. Y. Eugene nd‘bouvoniuneos 0?.“ “a film». is
W. ll. Asrurwus. * “ sltusted on Seminsry Hill. ‘ 0088. enn-
snx.hf.t.swnsuou Ocrn Westport. nominating“ views. sndonthefieund.
Junngmumlnshtfumfi lion nklo.)llohokus.x.d. ng to 333 w the re 1::
‘ “3'" W‘I‘ 351$? ’3 oudthe
w- “- LAVALLEEr «mg tint: mult’u'mm‘fii‘nfi'
HARNESSES www‘” MW”
Horse Furnishing Goods used :4 tutorial-lustrous». ileum.
Trunks. mu 0r m it. Instr.‘
, . i ._ ... t g
' Main St . ..‘ “.‘ri’fOIilith‘ Nd'rwolkv a «w a msyi {951.}
“We 9" ‘ ' . ~ .. . ~ I w in ~: y f’-..’ ..
some rs. SMITH. hm... ,
F I.- O B. I S '1' , GROCERIES. ,I‘ROVISIONS,
EAST SIDE OF IAIN STREET. SOUTH OF Mil ROAD
‘ City of South Norwslit court.
Plants sud Flowers at all Sessous.
t
Fl o for Funerals furnish sud theiefuliy Ir
mag: genito- st short nodes. ed.
NORMAN S. KELLOGG,
Carpenter and Builder,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Pinning slur Infill-g. (hntrsuot east side.)
Near the Steamboat Landing,
souru NORWALK. costs.
The subscriber is prepsred to rnsko conlrscto for
building and rcpslrirug of oil kinds st short notice.
“filmgmbh prices. Sotlsfscticu gusrsnteod.
HARDWARE.
'1‘) - hostessoruneni in town of
GENERAL HARDWARE.
TOOLS.
MECHANICS
Of the best qusllty.
Paints. Oils and Window Glass,
Locks. Porcclsin. Plated sud
K s in? nseortmeot of Tobie on.
Pocket Gating. of the cot quniity. cheap for cosh
House Furnis in: Goods. Jspsnese Psper Wore.
LAWN DIOWERS.
Agricultural Implements, Mechanics‘ Tools.
\V. C. QUINTARD & (30.,
No. 3. Opera House Block,
SOUTH KORWALK. WEN.
um um
“fl-fl
Riot, )tortiee sud Deed
Mirrorel hobs.
w. c. columns.
South Norwslk. Roy. 91. taro.
OPERA HOUSE
BILLIARD HALL
...—‘39....
Refresh merit Rooms,
N0. 6 OPERA HOUSEBLOCK,
SOUTH NORWALK.
ssmwdmoaiggtfi“$m§mm'
the Mirna“ they intend to keep s lawless cs~
tn shruent. They will keep consisntly on bond
rapeseed Wists-s.
Liquors. $4M“.
Loner «mi Sewer-s.
Tho have the boot Billisvd “bin in oi .
u out? to give portlcuior sttoution to “who?
i t
the wetness.
I. S. PRATT. F. l. W.
, Proprietor.
Union Morblo Works.
nsusumnsmcsrlnm
mmonnnowxsm
stow. “NW&§ME“ sud
so our Lowest masters rams.
(buttery Fencing, Iron Miles, he»
user-mot . _ .
Scotch. Granite.
Address E. B. ERICK, Agent,
Meohsulo St, in the rear of thenew Bonk.
Norwslk. rot-tr
.r 0 EN son’stm,
Boot and Shoo. Store‘s.
‘ - mousse: . 7 ,
lion’s, Boys’. Women’s sud Chil-
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mafia-mist _3' m
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VALUABLI PROP“?! m ”I
Cleaned sud Trimmed. Porticulsr nitration
300178.98!!!“ 5.5;! 1
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FOBfiALE‘ , OB 3‘0 ‘
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1803001..
2 l-2 Miles from Norwplk sud 1'2 Mlle “Elm
‘ FEED, Etc, Etc.
Japan, Oolo’nngperisl Tess.
so ore. per Pets-d.
GOODBLAC’K TEA. My! ID.
nu stuck. embrscingr everything in) the cm
line kept coustontly on hand. ‘ inst
HATS! HATS! HATSU
LADIES :- - .
You will find oil ‘3: Latest Styles st the old stood
sud s disposition osse ell who rosy favor us with
‘8 3'0"
their patronage.
Palmetto—s,
Budd's
Leghorn“,
Nonpolltnne,
0r say-thing you wish Bleached. end Ill-oiled.
GENTS’ HATS
7889
psid to
PANAMA HATS.
DON‘T FORGET m ILAC‘I.
cues Heuienbeck.
u Bill my Llill‘li'i
OX’STER STEW
lucitycroortnty. Alec
Roam, Fried or Raw.
masts AT ALL nouns.
nor rm slurs com
Bum. PIE on costs.
Costner-mm. Crusoe m Moos.
ALES and WINE.
onus-s: mom. Mes. u leshel. st
8., EU 3 I. BUTT?»
chum mm "I.”WIIOI'ALI.
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cRocER'ras.
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museum, yummy
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Mancunian new
REAL BAR
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