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fully.
4v
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exterior and siieplclous lisblts‘.
' insi.
0 root. Mint. joyous June!
thy pulse we sing with sweet ettune!
' earth of bloom, sud leve end roses.
.~.:;.ntn.vsrme.howseftrcpoées -
Y mug Summer. in in maiden ilnsh:
pm some the dsncing wnters pets.
:7; anging rills. throuh‘ pll the (rule.
in men‘- em early blush!
illll. 0 summer month eagle-leis!
\ iiu‘. who reins so sweetly o‘er net ,
“Mi, 0 queenly month victorious?
. 2:- lines are blue. the do," Ire worm.
,3 inju- ere the hours of Horn:
3:): is fri-ighted with fresh song.
w ml the gentle sales elong;
\Lid. stars look down from hesven shove.
was in; on earth with tender love;
M1 in this glsdsotne summer weather.
it »~ dwsm fresh drains of fngrsnt hesther:
" ~~ :- cnrn fond been is sit “low
‘0 on propheti. of love. I trew:
‘I “Lib hard the lessons life doth iescli.
"w on seemswithln our edger ree'ch!
~ :“v‘o: of summer months so fpir!
" ~92! of vernsl bloom so rue?
, :t‘ nth of wsrm. refreshing showers:
«‘ month of sense! mottled flowers;
"ll! of birds of tuneful song.
“up end chime. the live do] long.
:2 in every wooded throng?
v monlt of strongest your!
‘- , - spec! my low. soft voice to hesr‘
- -r, 'n lovely curb sitlred.
~ .r‘ forth s queen to be stitched.
in mood, of blushing bride.
~ walks in stately pride:
. . ml: no: voice. how sweet her smile.
u . 1:: l and «itching ever wile!
Kits ms thy feet beside:
..~. «w holds in dimple bend;
\mt llllx's fair. with lsvirh sir.
~:..x pluck: from out her shining hair.
A . - sum-s bros-lens: o‘er the lend:
0.. each tree she prluue hiss.
..i-.~r birth and crowns the. eerth
'N 9 srsl wreaths. end perfect bliss‘,
1m or. huste away.
A. . : a... ‘vt thy nuptlsl dey.
A ,, 1 u -1 7m nuixi the: filled Mar!
' ‘r. 'n 'l'm uildwood '6 will bid.
.. 2 5mm Mix-era ‘neeth sunny sky.
‘ :m‘ p‘ill e wrrnih for lhy flit brow.
\'\ rut‘alum frcsh of thy lo\ o-vuw:
'l‘m- silos of blur
l“ i lbw be true.
\ui mm lnr tenderly II no“?
-~~ rt .mws on [by bosom.
* ,‘.':-ll!i.1.i fresh on lllly bios-tint;
' »._ but only Smile: for that“.
1 1» «nadi- true constsncy!
r: 'h«- mhin. thrush sud linet
; with sweet oblstion in it;
.i r t uznz. the butterfly
:~-;mrzs ‘ur‘nlll ssnre sky.
,. . ;.. the de from flower to flower.
«.1 :w u :n:~ in eluded bowcrrv
. ' .1'2rr-of 1 summer dsy.
‘ it ~ I f‘Iy spct'ds its life IV!!!
Fr mu bee. bright golden-luv olv- l.
~ \ ' any {words "ill single—htuded
, ~ lorust. in slit-ll of brown.
nod spinnet mskes resound
- tlw uell o‘er hill and mend.
~ “gush“ wings its wsy with speed!
\u i time. 0 June. in sunny tinw.
And balmy showers,
we smile on radiant days of thine.
And gather flowers.
\u.i long for pin-r life divine.
And havenly hours!
Lt'rnln G. limos.
gel“! gauging. _.
”CB i) L I. E."
l! was indeed 1 day of excitement.
T‘m court was densely packed. forfitr'end
i» :ll‘ y nun}; livrbcrt Howard was known.
ii - w .5 ti kind of people‘s favorite—an
.\ ':~m< in his physical beauty. an adopt in
.22 ii..- p ‘f‘lli‘ll’ games. and u horseman of
\\ ,El ll [fill Skill.
.\'l orphan, as was supposid. brought up
- ‘wr 'th L‘:\l": of one whom he called Aunt
25 : "my, liv ind grown to m'lnbood the most
— :u..~:n.zuf all the young men of those
Ami [his young man stood in the prison-
- r'~ duck. thst day. chsrged with the crime
' 3' horse stealing.
Numerous thefts of line horses had oc-
w. but so shrewd were the thieves. that broken and tremplous with emotion. he 02"
«'t , wall the vigilance of the peopletnd claimed:
‘ .~ Min-ts of thief tskers. not n horse had
"“"'l recovered nor s rogue captured.
i212. now the veil was drawn sside. and
in. r. sum the gay-hearted. lsugiilng-eycd
ii rim”. Howard. arraigned on such evidence
. Afslnsi this‘ s ‘ oi ev'i ‘ ‘
a"! not . “Hi to’ p . deuce Herbert
By the panties of the court. lie could not
lestlfy in his own bshslf.
Not s solitnry is‘ou‘l stood forward to up
We the tide sgsip'stfllm.
Almost every pet-pan pres‘ent felt sympsi
“l! for the young deli b’lc'uding with their
lndignstion st, his crime.
But the cbsln of evidence naslnsthlm was
fpoelrong. end when the judge declsred in
pop court that yhere was notn shadow of s
built, of the oungmun‘s guilt. all present
luwsrdly' signified.
The jury pronounced him guilty without
leaving their box. snd Herbert. wss returned
to prison to come forth on the marrow to
receive sentence.
Thst evening as Bulllt set in his library.
reviewing ibe events of the day. the folding
window opening out upon lhs porch sudden-
ly flew open.nnd n wdmen burnt lliotbe
room.
Willi truvellsuilned dress. and cloak and
hair dishevelled. sh‘e confronted the nsiorr
lubed meu lilies my.
, “Who are you. and what do you vrnnt l“
lie demanded. in severe tones.
‘ "Who em 1! Iain your enemy. as you
pro mine. You have condemned the limo.
cent ; Icome here to condemn the guilty !
db. the wrongl have suffered at your hands
cries to Heaven for vengesuc‘e. Vougeeuce.
good Lord! give me vengesuce on this men
who persecutes his own blood. snd brings n
noble life to dishonor! Vengeance i" she
shrlcked. raising her tail form to its fullest
height and upstretchlng her arms in her al-
most insane fury.
The man cowercd before the wild women
ss if s thunderbolt bud smitten him.
“Who—awho are you l“ he cried. slugger
ing to his foot.
“I am the wife of your brother. Noble.
whom you sliured from pic—cursed be the
day l I loved him null he loved me. but
your pride stepped in to make lilnl sco‘rn an
alliance with one so common born as l. the
_ daughter of Peter llincs. ()h. the day-—
the driy he left me with loving \vunlsuu
his lips. but lie nevurcunu buck. You sent
him away ; where is he? I demumi my bus-
5 tad of your buntis. ndw tint you have rub~
bed mo of niy boy." ‘
“ Your boyl W'but lmvcl t i do with your
boy ?" he asked. in his umrizomenl.
“ What lisve you donu? You [two tliurst
him into prison ; you have charged him
with A base crime; you lmvc;—-"
"\Voman. is Herbert Howard your unit Y“
Ho turnml doubly pain as he put. the
question. and the intensity of his gnu
showed how grout was the apprehension
n )W gaining the nnslry.
“ My son-Noblo‘s sun. and your own
nephew." was the answer. in tones that were
at once full pithos null reproach,
“ My 6 id! Cm this be P“ gispcd the now
stricken m'in. “ Why is his name llawiml
-————why—-——“
But lie could speak no more. and sank.
helplcm for the moment. into his cluir.
“I ctmc here years ago. to be. first. where
I could educate my boy. and segintl. in UH
fsint hope that Rome. my bus and, won (
return. I have haunted your premises like
it shadow. I have watched for his coming
daily. nightly. for years."
“Oh. so long. so long. keeping my sorrow
to myself. not even letting my dear boy
know that he was my son and your nephew.
for, had be learned all, be ccrtrinly would
have slain you for your crime in stealing
away his father.
“ I heard that Noble was in M——. and
thither I went. four months. and in my at»
scnce you have seized my boy. and now be
swuits the sentence the! consigns him to in-
this last stroke from your hand."
.The wretched mother dropped her chin
upon her breast. and a sob burst from her
lips tint we: most painful to beer.
Bullit sprung to her side. end in tones
"As God is may witness. I never knew
the blow I struck when I drove Noble from
you. I thought {your slliance with him
would resdily be forgotten; but. oh. how
deeply mistaken I have been I know now.
a. n .m- mum doubt that. in mm hitherto “1 cum your forgiveuées here on my hon-
fn' vritc the public beheld the chief of the
ded knees: end, so help rue Heaven. I will
4 an; whose mberles bed csused so much 3|" Herbert yet."
"(P.l-‘lllt‘ntnndlogs in the country ““1““
5....-
“ste my boy? Say it \uguln, and I will
even now kiss the band that has been so
Thu trial opened, snd Herbert plead "Nut cruel W me."
i; nth-S“ in 3 voice clesr end rinslnz. “d‘
133m unabashed.
le indictment specifically chm-god the
“-3-le of the horse of John Bullit. on the
She sewed his hand. but he drew it away.
“No; not. yet.not yet. If .you will let
me kiss your poor pale check. some time.
end let me beer you say I am forgive-ml
.w: of Sunday. May 10. 18l0. said horse will he s heppiu mm"
li'inrrtracked to s hidden-piece on the
And seizing her hands in his own. the two
.37.”... of the sccused. '1,“ bore evi- gued intoesch ofher‘e feces.
, ‘zlcerif having been the general reada-
mus of lhe gang of thieves. whose“ depre-
slillons bedsoloexhefled the best *0?“
'03 arrest.
l'pon this indlcfmm! “I triel Well.
The compact was sesled by the forgive-
ness now gleaming in thnt haggard. but still
noble womenly feoe.
A strenge scene was enacted in the court
next dsy ~
Bulllt. to the Lsuprise of the greet crowd
Among the witnesses who Ml“ WW ”bled, amended s sin
‘ , , y of proosedlm
f =1. osughter Bile—4 W. W girl on the ground of new evidence “huh“d ‘0
Of seven”!!! 5"“ “h". fever!” hone it favor the prisoner. ‘
w 5 that Boil“) ‘l.’ cm ’35 “‘1' Bill NO! "I. hum of lhll WWW hid aub-
izi; ,
sided. there stelke‘dlnio the court the well-
She 53‘ i“ u” cowl.qu unnoh “'3 knownform of Davies. “one of the most
aspire of notices thepvlsuer himself.
clover detectives whoever brought e thief to
Her flashing eye and W. is- justice." .
utesnor m EU “I 9. mm-
A: no side wslked an bountiful Belle‘
.uuerue- In siren-em“ Buiiit.clsdissrid momma-ad
”enryBfifW‘m‘dltl-m‘“ “admire-13sec: service. U
therefore e m w "a.
heaulifll’flit
Hamw,gle “is! suitor “Ilium .7 v... Mtbfildym“
flinchuflmwhnm “threswefiss‘e M “Gum“
"3 an“ N m m '5‘ ovummmmsmusr
hummmbwhwsm if ‘
“‘3 l" “9|!“th sew- m W" utmmmmmw ‘1 ,
, i ll _ p .
way “4 Wm brow. ”veto III
in: ~ in hilfimw
i" . w my.
2mm bios-slim“ severe! OK i“, "W“ A
mmhmmmwm-M:
8‘s compsnlc’n‘s sliversl young men of rough
_ lathe trunnion profound
h m. who had Whimnatfli-
u: was». mm the Mir!“
‘M’;qprwerhl ”HM
n WWW egalfirfll‘fllfiufi
“l w by own ”viscera!“ ,
:lv slew-I his“ wining
:- Hi 3.. 4 W”
'fuou life illeno‘e vise broken by bulimic
"‘0‘“! “P iodide ll" pfmnet‘s dock. ex;
chimed—‘-
"! shot lilm to seye fluvial“,
nd 60‘ it wss“ diet the de'ieetive lust us‘~
fined desth‘ a life time. «Q at. bullied vil-
I n.
Soul '3 the! be we: ‘ in foil: that no band
could geek.” Qu‘fo'rd suddenly drew s pistol
from his breast) alt ppclret. end aiming it
st qules. pill!!! the trigger. but not quick
enough for his murderous p’urp'o‘se.‘ far Bul~
lit anticipated the set by his own timely
shotmnd the nesnssln‘s bullet flew high in
the air. ‘ '
h crowd so slicntu a rigid h‘eto're. now
brolie faith in Olin viii hum. , ,
.In a moment more the mullltdde .vhsp
seething mess. yet all moving us with one
impulse, towards the door.
Herbert Howard was in the van of that
crowd and. once outside. ‘w'es lifted on the
shoulders of "to brawnsy men. and born in
irium h to Bullit‘s residence.
but u was there‘bofore the crowd arrived.
beside ital"; on the siep.‘miod Aunt Becky.
no longer the wild. heggnrn-looklng wanna
of tlie previous day; but the happy-flood
mother‘aea'ger to clssp‘ her boy to‘ her breast.
Leepinir ffdm tlie shoulders of the mun~
Herbert bounded up itito tliu olitetrcichell
arms. ‘
“Dear sum Y" .
“My son—30h. my son "‘
This was their greeting. and mu'uy were
the moist eyes that witnessed it.
A moment they were clasped; thou llef~
her! with glowing face, extended both hands
to Belle.
She took thum uot.but throwine her arms
around him. kissed his lips lovingly.
“Saved. darling-osnvcd by you i " he said.
gating down into her radiant face.
011. no. not by me. but. by Duvles.who
hunted Ilia real titelf down,- and from him
wicsted the. secrc't I have lung suspected-
thut Hurry lluford had plotted the theft (if
the horse to destroy you. Our stolen moot-
ings must have become known to him: and
l lhll‘lkll“. found due of your notes to me.
which 1 lost. l learned enough by \vstcbimr
and inquiry to put Davies on the light truck.
That is all."
Davies m u fmv words livl made known
what ho had learned.
llo had found the rogue. who. for n smull
sum of money. paid by l3uford. haul stolen
the horse. us Well as Herbert‘s own bridle,
saddle. nnd glove. [mil secreted them in one
of tlic haunts of the horsotlwlf dung. and
than bud alvsoundcd to escape suspicion.
All this was attested. and tlicjury. will».
out leaving their souls. lmtl pronounced Hub
bert llowaro not guilty. and the order for
immediate rclonse was glvvn.
W'lwn Bullit returned home. some singu-
lur revolutions wcrc rccvivcd and made.
Herbert was astonished to learn that his
good Mint was his own dour mother—s-timt
his real name was Ilcrbcir Howard Bullit—
tiiul Belle \vus his own cousin.
Bullit was nsiunlshed to learn that Belle
and Herbert had long loved one enolliermnd
only waited her majority to wed—that Belle
had acted the part of detective. and bad
ridden half the niglitvppf ions to have Du-
ns“; 1.. vuuu» .—. . enusnnvuni
Belle was astonished at the? mixed con-
dition of matters gone-rally ; and at an early
hour. withdrew to her own chembcr to
gather her scattered senses. and think over
the day‘s sad and happy episodes.
Three months later witnessed a delightful
reuniou. ‘ ,
Noble Bullit liuvlug returned. was a. imp»
py mun.
lie not only reclaimed his deeply-
wrouucd wife. but became once more n luv-
cr. and. under the influence of love's magic
touch. she seemed again to renew her
youth.
funiy end me to the grave, forI cannot hear I On the culminating scene 01 ”.15 drama.
we are permitted to gaze. in the crowning
event—tho marriage of Herbert and Belle.
W
flew to Get Along.
Do not stop to tell stories in business
hours.
If you have a place of business be found
there When wanted.
No man can get l'lOll by sitting around
stores and saloons.
Never “fool" in business.
‘ Iisve order. regularity. liberallty. system
and promptness.
Do not meddle with business you know
nothing of.
Never buy an srtlole you do not. need.
simply because it is chosp. and the man who
soilslt will tske it out in trade.
Trade in money.
Strive to ovoid bad words and persons“-
ties.
Do not kick every atoneln the path.
More miles on be nude in s day by going
steadily. then by stopping. '
Pay on you go.
A men of honor respects his words nrhie
bond. ,
Aid but never beg. ‘ ‘
Help others when y6u cell. but never give
whet you moot sabrd. slmlily beceuse it is
fuhioneble. ‘ ‘
Lou-u lo sey “no.“ No necessity of mp-
plng it out do; fashion. but any it firmly
wd'mpectfuliy. .
Hove but few confident; the fewer the
better. . ‘ _ I. 7 ‘
Use your own bruins tether this: ibussof
to think and set for yourwlf.
Bevigllsni. 2 .
Keep tiller shad” ”behind the times.
W ‘
Things I don‘t known—Why women
whose «on m“! cm
es s rule. recently renewed
Shut]; Jam!» sentinel
rm even! mt loam
NORTON I. OOLQIN.’ Proprietors.
run PM Lawson or Gum lessons.“
The publlcslion of an undying llifle book
ith the shoveiltlc‘. “The Fun 1mm.” of
bells." is heralded from Eerlin. It
fter tho original. Bpsnlsh.work
(per snnounoelient)‘. by 7
introduction. mskes‘ lbs following tags re-
msrks scion; many others:
. "The fun. the peculiar property of the
Spain: women; ipsepsrsbie from her per.
son. end prescribed of mm by (he laws of
etiquette. is. as it were. an instrument repro-
scuilnx s language. by means in which.
without. the sound of n word. you can make
yourself comprehended in all the modula-
tions of loin end fiendsblp.
"At the present. day the fun is spread over
the world. and the lady on both sided 6!"!be
ocean makes use of this grsceful plsythlng.
It. is as easy to make one‘s self understood‘ln
the language of the fun as in that of flowers;
and since the sentences are. of necessity,
short. it is easy to learn them by been! '
Alter um pleasing introduction. be pro-
ceeds to giro the manual of this Voioeless
speech. consisting of the denial sentences in
the vocdbulerv of love and friendship. with
appropriate directions as to their expression
by mount! of the fan. _
As the summer is sppronchiug. and the
fun campaign is shout to open. We transcribe
for the use of the flirting crusaders (A few of
Fcnell‘s tactics :
I You‘bave won my love—Tho right hand
points with clo‘sc‘d fa‘n towards the heart.
9 When may I see you—'i‘oucli the right
cvo with the closed fan. _
3 I would like to be over pour you—Fun
the person in question with the open fun.
4 Do not been impromptu-Threaten with
the closed fun.
3 Ida not low: you—wMukc u muvcmunt
of dismissal with the open fun.
0 Be quiet we are wutched—«iluld the
closed fun ovortiw mouth.
7 Durcl hope? to win your luvcfw-lfnfuld
the fun wide with a Quick moVoulcut . '
8 I wish nothing to do with you; lam
angry with ynuv—llold this fun reversed in
omenseusssmvsmm‘sm sum
"uni..." 1&1”
.. lb.”
sunsres one your .........
three squea- one your
W One inch space constitutes s square : but no
advertisements will he wanted less then one scum.
med end 1')..th W ”tummy.
Local Notices 10 “his" In! line.
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. n alum surest ms.
1! .
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Work done at short mm. on salon-hie term.
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9 Do not be so Guido”)! dvc (he «lost-d fan
backward and forward with the rlgli lluntl.
11 You have hurt me. grieved mouliold
the closed fun with fold‘ed bands.
12 Donot be so lemons—Rest the closed
fun u‘gninst tho eyebrow of the right eye.
13 You may hiss tile-llama tliu liulf open
fun against the mouth.
14 May I hope for a return of ll)\‘(l*'Tlie
unfnldcd fun hold to the heart.
15 Be true to mo—lluld tlio clued fun
high in the left hand.
16 You have been badly simmered—Move
the open fan to and fro with the left hand.
17 Louve llll‘.yllll:ill‘fi tiresome—Yawn be-
bind the open fun.
)8 I love you—Conceal the eyes behind
the \vldeopen fun.
19 Give me no nnswcr-—-Strikc once with
the closed fun held in the left band.
do Yes—Rest the ppm fun against the
ri’é‘l‘fi‘i‘ifllicst the Open fun against. illcleil
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22 lexpvct you this evening—Show the
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28 Forgive me. I prny ypuv-Fold the
hands under the open fun. z”
24 You are the darling of my heurt~ Press
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South Norwnlk. Feb. 5th. 1m.
”DENNIS PLATT,
Real Estate and insurance Agent.
Oman A! I'll! Scone or
F. H. NASH & BROTIIERS. .
9 A.M. toiihla 61.08 P. M.
the open fun against. heart
25 You are not in your right min
the closed fun against the forehead.
26 I would like to fulfill your wish-—
Gracefuily open and shut the fun with the
27 I hate you—Lean the fun on the shoul-
der with the right hand.
89 Your flattery is distasteful to me—
Support the chip with the open fun.
30 You have It had reputation-Slightly
touch the lip of the nose with the closed
31 Do not betray our secmt—Coverthe
SOUTH NORWALK.
Imported Wines,
- Liquors, Alec.
Ordeverecelved ulm n no.” s in
ct. or u on. once. will promptly diam?“
BILLIARD HALL
N0. 6 OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,
'1' eundersl nod. having taken the shove rooms
gndfibovonnhig renovated them. respectfully inform
intend to keep e ill-sucks: es-
Laaer and Savors.
The hsve the best Billlsrd Table in the city. and
breach
lntcn to give psrticulnr attention to this of
the business.
M. 8. PRATT. F. B. RUIISTON.
M Hunger. ' Proprietor.
left our with the closed ten.
83 Explain yourself clearly—Lou
cstly atlthe closed fun.
83 Why do you wish to leave inc—Fun
violently with the half-open fan.
84 lsliaildio if you are fulthlesstome—
Cover both eyes with the closed fan.
85 1 give my consent—Slowly close the
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hours from 3 AM. till 1! IL: from 1 PM. to
figfrom T P. H. till 0 EM.
GREG-OBITS POINT
MARINE RAlLWAY,
eov'rn nonwsui. or.
CAPACJTY OF RAILWAYS. - 1.000 TONS. Not-walk.
VauhBufltorRepaMatMNm. '
unis. hint. Oils. Deck stnlsh.
eonsunuyonhsndforeele.
no. I. Ills!“
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Busby’s Iron Wedding.
of Trenton, celebrated his “iron
last week. and he invit-
ed about one hundred and twenty guests to
ursc each person felt
wedding“ one day
the wedding. or no
compelled to bring e present of some
end e'ucb did.l
When Mr. and Min Smith came they
bended Bushy a pair of neurons. When
Mr. snd MrsJones nrrived they slso bed n
pair of neurons. All hands. leached st Ills
And there was even greater
merriment when the Browns nrri
two pairs of‘flstl
BM when Mr.
Furniture for 0
on
end Mrs. Robinson came in
with number pair of fistirons the lsughier
became perfectly convulsive. . There was.
MONUMENTS,
‘10.me of . ‘
Scotch Granite. .
Boot and no score;
imonhnns. warms: co imam:
Motion! Bone Builders, *
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Wuouuusn Revlon. ‘
scorer women
m
dean’s :
crux-mutt .-
moi—music»
however something less ““3an shout it
when the Thompson arrived with four list-
ln brown psper. And But
hen the thmednhus
into the perineum-r .
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buckle his commence until old
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's fees looked grave 1
son (iris were ushered
in stallion spleen. 411’ WW8!» :3“- ,Et
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Attorney or. Counsellor-st-st, "
(mice in Sword’s Building, ‘
scum. NORWALK, CONN.
lymowuvled by Melville c. Heed.) 51“» Nico. so)». £3;- 1': muco- end
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am DEAD. OR BROWN STONE
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lion’s. Boys’.>Women’s end Chil-
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GOOD BLAOK n.4, m per to.
Full stock. enhrnclu, everything. in the Gncuy
line kept constantly en IIIC.‘ 18'le
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LADIES :— .
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Pal-enos,
Lecterns,
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ptld l0 '
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