w....1...,...7~.~mr ,, - .
cutout-Ll
use! 't
0 Night! at sad as thou art fair?
host mooning nuke. and wetting cry !
iktsl weep wild tears bencstb soft skyt——
Lu: the dork curtain. sad to es retest
The ride andronkofvauicbtdays. W .. ., a
saw usmwdhtlciseflltbswt— . a .»
0. with tibia".
Show us sport.
m. hidden mysteries thy mantle doth coceesl;
show us Ham‘s beauties rust
i use: thv cooling. cloudy. shadows.
(Ht hight- beyond the waving neat-lows.
1.. balmy irsgrsncc of June westhcr.
Vly hi“?! sud i went out together.
it herc tottering era‘s mule-tie rise.
run-yer polatlu to the tint-—
W hen mountain peaks uplift their hood.
and unless footstcm mmly trend.
mo in ere‘l qulst purple light.
We drank in captures of delight.
As Tluu! gnodly Won M.
itch-uh perched lips from dew! sh)“.-
m m matched tbs iiusuoss Quwn.
\lulug alone be: we scene.
Ham “rumors, “scrim: . ,
t m was «ohm ticswu‘s we; . . ¥
tum in new. “white. , " ' '
on treads tbs corridors of Right!»
out well i truck 1 «that with God.
ts u c; the craggy peck” trend.“
Pu) upward “ill-t MN All “INK
in out well totltcltaluiaof bits?
\mu Slim!!! 7. M 7
In Visuals W the I}.
led it laps is the unmeasured slow-
\\ livk‘ stars new on. in horses“.
\\ Mac the test. bottoms» universes
\t wplm‘. n‘sr ‘l‘tws‘s dim» rut-w.
x.. t. m .s-swe silt‘s Mink“! tron».
L
wt rmh‘ litt- tuusir breakout mucus.
1 l1 . ugh: low uttemw MI! ill NI“
\l‘kilv ulrstty. st in reply.
sit through the blue one rhtutllm sky.
....4 . tum-mm fsll in tight and are.
.\u1 menu}: Hts succulent-s tm‘.
ltmnml Lifv‘a flthomlm slips.
in the ltvrcattor. mud and bright.
llr- I‘Plt't‘ shell crown stern Truth and Right.
Mn: makr that life mun pure than this!
it's “dole. sue. Eton-.lty.
will law the cm: totes of our life.
Ami . aim its wild. tumultuous strttr.
in dually. while Tine shell be!
limp mum u'vr-preads all things below:
i !.--~l man‘s helplessness to know?
1 h~- “stigma Peaks loom up afsr:
tit-(fut alike such lower and curl
The null through my bales whet-ll. ~
I'- shallow o‘er lh.‘ mountsln steslr.
NH“ 1) "that!!! its Iplodld INA
y... lliV'I‘YlBL' dorm- and steeple spire». ~
iv. ruddy glow fades from the West.
And mvminw lurks fly to their nest i A
'i’iu-n why comes not to men sweet pt: :ce~
A perfect cairn of hardly rest?—
Wbr mules there not that sweet bobcat.
Thai ‘1}! urth‘s roofless-tiers shsll cause!
v-Lt'rltklt u. lilacs.
gala“! affil'tuiffly.
SCARED OCT 0!" A WIFE.
The nsrstivc which I am shout to relate
was told me one bleak. cold nig bl. in s
multtry parlor. It was one of than: n lghts
in midwinter. when the wind swept over
the land, making everything tingle With its
trusty breath. that I was seated before a
blazing fire. surrounded by a 1 My hslf dou-
en boys. and an old bachelor—Peter Green
—sbout forty-eight years old.
It wss just the night without to make
those within enjoy s good story. so esch of
tie hsd to tell his favorite story. ssvc Mr.
Grove. and as be we: ajolly storyteller. we
was somewhat surprised to besr him My:
" i have no story thst will interest you ;“ so
we had to and other comments for a
while. when one of the boys told me to ask
how it happened that he never got married.
50 I did.
" Well. munch" hem 9i! don‘t
srem right for me to tell you how that hspv
(word. but as it is about myself I don‘t csro
much. You see when I was young. In hsd
in wall: as faras five miles to c rcb and
singing school. But this don‘t are shy
thing to do with my not getting a wife. but
i just. wanted to show you thtt we had truc-
bit: in those days in getting our sport.
“ John Smith and I were like brother. or
like ‘Msry sud her little lunb‘ W“ «In
went the other was sure to go. We wsntto
see two sistcl’l. and er we were not the best
of boys intuglnsble. the old sentient“ took
umbrsp. and wouldn‘t allow us to come
nrsr the house. so we would take the girls
to the end of the lane. and there we would
have to take the dual kiss.
“ We soon got tired of that sort of fun.
sod i told John. on cur way to “on
school one night. that l wss going into the
house too.
“ He ssid the old man would run too out
if I did.
“ i told him I won going to risk it any-
lmw. lei ct‘lo wbst ‘Wld.
" 80 home we went with the girls. When
we gotta lheeud of “I. it“! told the
git-laws W going all the way.
“They looked st such other in a wsy I
didn‘t like too will. but aid the old folks
would be in bed.» they didn't csrs if we
did.
“They wmsuttte WW yet.
when I told theatre thought of going in a
little while. but as all was quiet, we had no
trouble in into the knob“. 7
“ Then 'ws-e were: «court,
sndllnadcuprnynindto ukfloilicto he
uiywitsthsnextthelesus. . ,.
“ltwss sow pullout-of the It“.
thinking to put tltctu ins more convenient
tub is pipe hole. which but! been cover:
by paper. up to my hip.
“Now. one psrt or the was up stairs.
while the longest part of me Mr in the
kitchen. 7. . P" "‘ I
“ As my leg wits very long. it resulted s
]ilsoe. when down 'went one of my legs
auyr .u-
7 :2! whichwas moupicd by dishes. plus.
“‘90". cleaned it turned over with a
tremendous crash.
“Tl“ erls had not yet totiwlund 1
could hear them laugh ill to split their
sides. .
" I felt awful achsmcd sud scaredmutl my
heart tots in threat. for !7 expected the
old lush every Maul. ~ -“« i: ii
“ l extricsted my 19: from tbs confound
«l holejust in time. tut lhs old he; looked
into the kitchen from her Him door.
sud asked whet all tbst noise «ssasbcut l
“ The girls put her cfl so but they could.
and I wont lobed. while John was since
liuc tumult the cover. to keep trout
bushing static.
“We soon mt sfi‘btto the laud of
dresses. with the hm» of wskisu curly. l
with i could tell you my timer. built
mldtskctustsclcsp (lac unmatl
would laser myself by tbcsldc of Gallic.
sipping mm from her heaven-bobcat
sort I would see the old tutu flourish-
bis osuc above utv brad.
"Tilltl till estate to an cud by .loltu ulviug
utc a kick. 7
“0n making up and looking “mind. i
ssvr John‘s eyes as big as my fist. while the
sun was bosteltta in st the window.
“ What to do we couldn‘t tell. for we
heard the old one having faintly prey" is
the kitchen.
“Jobs looked out the window. and still
we will not down over the witch root.
“‘Gct out sud dross us soon as possible;
he said.
“ So in my hurry. my flint got fsstoued in
the bedclotbos. tutti out i tumbled. Mud-
foremost. turned over. and rolled. and rolled
down the stairs until I struck the door.
which wss ruined by e wade: W
and new moot! rolled is tout: .
lilO fiwfifl: ' W My. . 7 ’ .. .
“ Summons—aw «tori-fl
ssvcfiil'tfgtg' 77 trim NM '
" The old’lsdy scrcsrnbd ‘untll you could
have heard her A mils.
" I was so scored and bewildered that I
couldn‘t get up at once. {It was warm westb-
er.andI didn‘t have snythlng on buts
shirt.
“ When I heard the girls snickerinr. ll
ntsde me mad. and Ijumpctl up and rushed
out the door. leavingtbe [roster port of my
shirt on the o‘d iron door latch.
" 011‘ I stsrtcd for the burn. and when
half way through the ysrd. the do; not up n
howl and went for me.
" When I got into the barnyard. I had to
run through a flock of sheep. smong them
was an old rant. who backed up a little. and
then started for me. With one bound. I
escaped his blow.sprlnglng into the barn.
and began to climb up the logs in the mow.
when an old mother hon pounced upon my
legs, picking them until they bled.
" I threw myself upon tbohu. and after
John had slid down the porch into it hogs-
licad of rum water. he csmo to me with one
of my boots. my coat. tutti one of the legs
of my punts.
“ He found inc completely prostrated.
Port of my shirt. my hot. one leg of my
penis, my vest. stockings. necktie sud one
boat was left behind.
“I vowed then and there that I would
never go tosee soother girl. and I‘ll die
bcforc I will."
ONO-1000,“!
The newspapers recently reported that A.
1‘. Stewart has declared his lsstwnll and
testament concerning the dtspossl of an cs-
tstc currently believed to smouut to .100.
000.000. He bcgsn the process of gathering
this money with scanty financial resources
Assuming the period of his business life to
have been forty your. tbs average ct his
accumulations bss hc-n $3,500.000aycsr.
sad .0. In. or leaving out Sundays and
holidays. when lsborcro‘ wages are suspen-
ded. ”.388.” dolly.
“All wealth is the product of lsbor." say:
politiosl eeocrny. recognising the natural
low of the ninth of letter WM.
which it proceeds forthwith to ignore. Mr.
Stcwsrt is reported to be a diligent. eves
(trudging worker. with some of the less no-
blc sscttonsof his brain. Ks out be «noted
a pmductivs worker only. and so far. us the
more buyer and seller. the excbscasr of
other insn's products. is a producer—as is s
csmlessnssmndtcs lltnltsdutcnt. lists.
A conpsrluou of tbs results of Ir. Stewart‘s
hcthods of work with those of the directly
sod primarily productive tom of labor
will most the sort of psbulutu upon which
be III. grown so fst.
Ann-tux that m ow wages of the
lsborsrsrsflsdsy—tbc sunsets alien-
cut is for less than tbst-by working
three hundred do)! in the year. saving the
whole. spending nothing. leaking him!"
the more drudge cf lsbcr. the worker for
wages willin- st tbs-ed t( the ycsr coco.
A! the! rate the lsborer for wages would re-
quire 1.0.0“. 8-8 you" to care what Hr.
Stewarthu become the contest owner-of
is toys-u. “mitt-forum would
require thelsbor st wuss of «to? incu—
£107 use. by tbs lsw of nuts. fomulstcd
and in the organic low of those
‘Usitcd Macadam with comm sod
cqusl 11¢“.de if sltlclwsvccs
' . c
s
ailllousot urn-ignorant: thou-m wife
persooslsesusltissomlnd
MIC this III! ,bzllbfitlthh
33.6“: mm «Madam-tot.-
$.95; slit
'1 ‘rw."v
befouud important.
court utopia its discrollou.dlroct
celver to take Mosaics of the.
the bankrupt. sud carry as the business of
. new
I‘ n. a‘.‘ EDI-“i . "
of God‘s ssrtklo the exclusion of‘sll othsrs. What Size Wcrclcsklnd Once!
or to appropristc tbs svsils of the labor of
thousands while those .who perform the is-
bar pine swsy their llvos lu povertyrand
destitutiun."
" Who bath ordained that a law should board
'l'lloir millions of useless gold.
Anti rob the earth of its fruits and tlowcrs
While proutlsu loll they hold!
Who bulb urdsluod out a Mutant sci-cu
Should fcucc round relics of land.
While millions of bands want acres.
And millions of acres wont bonds t“
M”
The Alcadcd Bankrupt Act.
The utility of a nstlcnltl bankrupt law is
pretty generally conceded, sud the amended
set adopted tint-tun the recent session of
Cont“. is likely to give fslr satisfaction.
It doubtless might hove been improved in
some particulars. but it teas and a piece ct
mmpnmlsc legislation. perhaps. so could
harem ospeotcd.sll things considered.
Tbcpt'luclpsl modification of the law will
In the titstpluee. the
its 16*
rty of
the debtor for a period not exceeding uiuc
mouths. tinder the chi luv: the receiver
had so such diucretlou but was directed to
sell. The court may supervise the stile. and
sci it ssltlc. sud order s new rule; it may
also MM ii little for oucfuttrtb cash down.
and thsrctusludor ultltlu eighteen smiths.
at acres per ocut. lutcmt. In cum of lux
vuluutttty bsultruptcy. if entitled to s dim
obsrsetl stsll. the buukrupt is so cutltlml
without lllt‘ puyuwut of any percentage of
tbs drills. or the consent of soy Mil of
his emllttus Ill use of voluntsry bulb"
rttptcy. no discharge shell be ordered unions
the uncut ore equal to thirty per cent. of
the proved clams against the estate. except
with tho muscul of one~fourth of the crud-
itors in uuutbsr. cud “Willi” in value. The
titty per cent. provision in the original act
is repealed. The two periods of four and
six months mentioned in auction 85 of the
original set. under the bond of “Preferences
sud fraudulent ccnvcysuccs declarod void."
prescribed sit the limits of certain reclaim-
.inz and voiding prvxzesses. um reduced. in
Enos of involuntary or compulsory bunltv
tuptcy. to two and four months respective
ly. An attachment to be declared void must
have boon knowingly made in fraud of tho
bankrupt law. sud this of course must be
proved by the party desiring to set it aside.
Nothing shall invalidate any loan of sctuci
value. or the security thcrofor. mode in good
faith upon a scourlty tskcn in good faith at
the time of making the lotto.
compulsory bankruptcy. folly days lnstcud
of fourteen are allowed to clupse buforou
bultkcr. bank. broker. uterclisut. trndormmn-
ttfttcttlrvr or miner. who falls to pay his
commerci'tl pupcha liable to be thrown into
bankruptcy. The “soul of one-fourth of the
creditors in number. and onclltlrd in value.
is required to throw ll debtor into bank-
ruptcy. This latter prot'tston relstcsbsck to
Decemhcr1.1878. A compromise may be
effected with creditors without regard to
proceedings in bankruptcy. by a vote of s
majority in number, and thrreifourth in
value of the creditors. who shall adopt a
resolution to that effect at s rum-ting duly
called. The creditors may add to or vary
the provisions of the composition. and it
shall be binding upon all non-ogrcclng cred»
ltors. but shall not be binding upon any not
named in the debtor‘s statement.
lincss of proceeding under the old sot.
which was the issuing cause of the opposi-
In csso of
The cost
lion in it. has happily been metby the new
not. which reduces sll fees. costs and chop
gas whatsoever. exsclly one-half. until such
times as the judges of the Supreme Court
sillill establish an entirely new table. which
they are empowered to do. Time alone will
disclose just where. and to what extent. the
Meanwhile. there
new law is defective.
will be something which the business world
still understand. and which throughout the
Union will be one low and eventually to
cclvc one construction.
MW
Moan. (:oc Mus: m Dttnv Lire—NM”
al Coursnc“ was printed in lsrgc letters sud
plsocd in a conspicuous place on the door
of systematic int-rebut in New York. for
constant reference. and furnished by him
for publication.
Iisvc the courage to discharge a debt
while you have the money in your pocket.
liuvc the courage to speak to a friend in
subtly $0“.an though you are in com-
pany with a rich one. and richly attired.
navcthc courage to spook your mind
when it is necessary thst you should do so
and hold your tongue when it is prudent
that you should do so.
Hsvc the courage to own that you are
poor. sud thus disarm poverty of its sting.
Hove the courage to tell a man why you
refuse to credit hint.
Have the coursuc to tell a lush why you
will not lend bite your money
nave tits coursgcto out the must agree.-
bic acquslutauce you have when you are
eonvirmd thst belsclts principle. A friend
should besrwitb s friend‘s inflrmitlcs.bt1t
not with his vices.
Es" the courage to show respect for
honesty. is wists":- guiss it sppssrs. and
you contempt for dhhonesty sud duplicity.
by whomvcr exhibited.
Rove the ccuructo wesr old clothes uh:
tll_youcau pay for-cw ones.
Reveille mains to
props-landholders is sit things.
Eav- tbs, cow.»
edge under false preterm.
Hove the courage. is willing as cuter-
:tsiuutsut for your friends. not to excesd
your m. 7 ,
tiers the booms to insure the property
It you possession. sud thereby pay. your
debut-Jul.- 7
prefer comfort and
sckuowlsdgs your
lgncnncc. rather then to seek for knowl-
——=~:=.-r
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN, THURSDAY, JULY 30,. 718741.:
was ten feet high.
shorter.
clown feet long.
[These scout
mt lucmllltle.)
tlftmu tcvl louc.
high.
llloku l. it
Near hit-scrim.
mous animals.
that of a man.
czl.
I It would
m7, boners
hilt-inns! .
t‘elt'lill'ltlt‘tl
wrote in 1014. say: some yours before. there
was to be soon in the suburbs of St. (lur-
milillt‘. tllti tomb of the giant laurel. who
was twenty feet high.
January 11. 1818. mucous. digging neur
thc ruins of it castle in Dauphin. in ii fit-id
which by tradition had long been called the
Giant‘s field. at tho dcptb of eighteen foot
discovered a brick tomb thirty fut-t lo‘tg.
th-lvo foot wide and eight feet high. on
which wuso gray stone. with the words.
"Theutobocus Rex."
When the tomb was optmcd. they found It
human skeleton entire. twenty-live and one-
bull foot high. ten feet wide across the
shoulders. and fivo furl deep from the
breast-bone to the buck. Ilia foot wore about
the tilt." ouch of an ox‘s foot. llllll his chin
boho measured four feet.
found it glunt thirty feet high.
was the slzc of n liogshcadtl’) and each of
his teeth weighed five ounces.
Near Palermo. in the volley Mun mt. in
Sicily. a skeleton of a giant thirty foot long
was found in the your 1548. and another
illlrty~thrt~v foot high in 15.50; and utility
curious persons huvo preserved several of
those gigantic bonus.
The Athenians found near their city two
famous skeletons. one of thirty-four and the
othur of thirty-six feet high.
At Tutu. in Bohemia. in 758. wus found c
skeleton. the bend or which could scarcely
be encompassed by units of two men together.
and whose loin. which they still keep in the
custlc of that city. were twcnty-sleectlon1r7
The skull of a giant found in Macedonia,
September 1691. held 210 pounds of corn.
The celebrated Sir lions Sloane. who
treated this matter very lesrnedly. docs not
doubt tbcsc fsctc. but thinks the bones wcrc
those of elephants. wholes. or other enor-
llut elephants‘ bones mny
shcw for those of giants. though they can
never impose on connoisseurs. Whales.
which by their immense built are more prop-
cr to be substituted for the largest glam“.
have neither sruts nor legs; and the hosd of
that sulmtll has not the least roscmbttnco to
If it be true. therefore. that.
s grct‘t number of the gigantic bones which
we have mentioned ltttvc boon soon by ano-
tomiat. and hsvc by them been reputed rcsl
bttuutn bones. the existence of giants is pro-
homeostasis
.8. if thercwss lesswstrlfe'lo
The Bible suys."tbcrc were giants in
those days." and it mentions several cues of
giants. as the '“Rsphsltns. the Aelkitns. the
Buttons. tits Zoucnlms. and others. The
Sun Francisco Chronicle says :
Profane historians also mention giants:
they gave seven feet of hight to Hercules.
their first how; and in our days we hove
seen men eight feet high. The glcnt who
was shown in Rcucn. in 1835. measured
ovcr eight feet. The Emperor Muxlmim
was of that also; Skunklns and Plstcrus.
physicians of the lssl century. saw several
of that stature. sud Gorpheus saw u girl who
The body of Orestus. according to the
Greeks. was eleven and cue-hull feet (which
is doubtless a lie) The glaut Galhsra.
brought from Arabia to Rome under Clau—
dius t‘tesut. Was peat ten feet; sud lheboucs
of Secondllls. sud Putin. keepers of tilt-
usrdcus oi Sdlusl. were but all: inches
Fuuuutu. u Scotehtuttu. who lived at the
thucct Eugene the ficccuti. King of Scot
laud. rumpled eleven and cucltslf teen
sud Jucoh lo Mullet lu his voyage, to the
struts of Monolith. reports that out the l'ltlt
titty oi December. 1&6. they found tit Port
“who several glam cuvrtvtl with “th.
and having the rurilully to remove the
ilNlOil. thcy found human skclrluus tcu sud
to be wrlltutlltctttltutctl
mm. and then- sro pillars. tropic of which
‘l‘ltu t‘ltovullrr Sony. to his wvttgo to the
Peak of 'f‘rpcrllh‘. saws they found in one
of the srpulrltrsl caverns of tltst tuouutuiu.
the besd of a (lunelw. which lutd righty
truth. and that the body wtts not loss than
The giant Normans. lllllill by ()l‘ilillilf‘.
ttt‘pltcw of Ulmrlctltsugur. was clghtccu It‘ll
anatomist .
eugruvt‘d
in Sclclly. 1.515.
- »-w... .
Ftfilii‘.-—-Ill Vsucchurg. Ky. I3. F. Carroll,
s few days since, bought a mess of fish. Itc-
[numbering that his mother wits fond of such
food. he concluded to take his purchase to
the abode of his maternal derivative sud
have them cooked in the good old way he
enjoyed dsb.lltc like of which he tutti not
partakon since the slippcry dsys of his child-
hood. His wife learning of his little old
time otllciousncss on the part of her bus-
band. concluded she would see about it;
marched into the mother-lu‘law‘s domicile;
forced her way through the savory odors of
the air where her husband wss rcgallna
himself, sud. regardless of the rights sud
wrongs of man or women. sclacd her bclcv‘
ed spouse the hair with on hsnumtillc with
the other site wsftsd the bolsucc of the foul
into the street. After breaking tliedishes.
knocking down bcr mother-lull“ and dc‘
[polishing the table and s 'few other willing
household uticlcs. the good wife went home
sud entrenched herself. 7 In a little while
the city tusrsltsi sppsstedsrutsd withs doc-
ument in one hood and s clubiu the other.
Mrs. Carroll swore by all tbs bounty-of be!
forefathers tbst she would assslt him it he
didn‘t “get up and all." but the marshal was
uodsusted sud captured be as his prisoner.
Sits was token before the moyorand
upowto occur osrtsln charges pretend
by the offended sud excited notiner-irlsw. .
of
.u l. to?
Marmara?"
who
lltcrcou.
\Vlll
His head
ed
_ 7 tbs telep-
who! wbhli often W 1:9 him ”I”
jar sud honest! for til-ills!
tad}
Snuff] :QW’”! gratin].
wcusncn emit rumour norm 9.
uonrort s. coco", Proprietors.
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Preserves. Jellies. Council Fruits. lite.
OPIRA H003! ILOOK "MN IT»
tit-y SOUTH” NilltWhlJ. infill.“
“7 . lb. T()I.ihl‘1!§.
Dealer in
Stovos. ’I‘ln Ware. Conltlng Utensils.
towns and Ilsa-s l‘aralsbian floods.
Mutts: Rooting. 'I‘in. (‘npper and about Iron work
t‘xot‘ulndloordur. Jobbing of ill kinds promptly
attended
8-" WASHINGTON STREET. HOUTII NORWALK.
1);.1. alswrn'r.
I) PIN T IS'I‘ ,.
0"lcl 0\"“
ANDREW SELLECK’S BOOK STORE.
FILLING. A SPECIALTY.
Nitrous Oxide administered for extrscllug. Ofllto
hourstlA.M.tobP M. ' 1’73
THE CLARK HOUSE,
SOUTH NORWALK.
OPPOSITE st. r. .e N. 1!. R. It. manor.
W Geo. Clark, Agent.
fir
.-
i)n1css .BIAIIINGJ
nuts. 1.. walnuts
Respectfully informs tho ladies that she bu taken
the rooms ovcr MRS. JUDD‘S MILLINERY. Main
Street. and ouliclts s shore of their patronage.
till-ti South Norwulk. Feb. 5th. l8“.
one»: is: I s" P L Ad‘ '15; _
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
Owner u can Scour or
F. 1!. NA SH .t‘ BROTHERS.
as.u.toisit.;otcar.u. ms
Attorney o Counsellor-st-st,
Office in Sword‘s Building,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Entrance on Washington Sires
moucesiu all the Court: of the Slate. (‘onve —
slicing carefully executed. Collections
tittnrt ed to.
other hours from s Ax. till ii hm from 1 RM. to
ii EAL: from ‘f 1”. ll. till 9 Elli.
a.“ ,. ._ __ ._
GBEGORY’S POINT”
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
Vessels Built or Repaired at Slot-t North.
Oskutlallllp . motlyou
lid one. .‘ BILL.
one Your ..... "moist: [lunch-”Juno
idiot: is” ‘Jl'jsI’IAk‘E:
(omen formerly occupied by“ lclvlllc E. loud.)
tags I
MARINE RAILWAY,
CAPACITY OF RAlLWAYS. . l.000 TONS.
Furniture for vessels, Point. Oils. Dock'Yar-nlab.
etc. can hand for talc.
Practical Boat Builders,
And (lesion in
C3 0 A L A N D W O O D
Wnocasau alto Bevan.
FOOT OF WATER STRII’I‘.
111%” SOUTH NORWALK. C’I‘
RICHARDS. WEED a Co
mausoleum
119 Chambers S!" N. 1'.
Tables reserved for Lsdics. bill
DINING ROOMS.
or wurmmwu, N. 1.,
‘ Assets over $100,000.00,
0. I. WI L80"
Mint“!!! 18“
toalcuuuntt msuaiidi co.,
nonwanw Isa-Jun Wharton's-
nahotr no heron. ‘-
once next door to Mommas“. Iierwslk
Tbsrcsultnf ullthlswssaaesofolccut 7 5 ”v.7 7 .f
«d «owl-10h th- '1!- MM "at ammonium!“ ._ '
50'6"“WM‘ILVII‘ICCNW :3 . ‘ wmzwnerm
‘munsfmssduodsemm ow tithes? 1 issue n. l
I Mic-lulu Owned—1. It would Toms ‘ W brill. (if or am
3...... .r. .m‘ do...» him in it... V 0.3.3.5"...93...» aggro: .333... r
tantamount-monocular. “ ' ’ m
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11.53.53? 77”
I‘d rNi‘Dix- .1} t'
been to scouts 'nosiwamx
' mums». '
TBOS. F. CROFT.
WDSOAPE WENER
some: tam Woo outer may so».
CPI-um received tumuggi. r. o. an§3.8s ‘ their.
. or st this oflcc. will promptly to.
lemons“ I
Joni! W. Nasal. m W R. Y.
W.H. straws”, ‘Onm ‘ :3“.
un. . wulnol. r .
Joan-a Jammou. ($1 tfii‘iuklc.) llohokus. NJ.
“ til-l!
Opus corn. Phllsdc p
w. it. LavaLLn.
LAGER BIER SALOON;
Iu CLAY Sf... next to Adam‘s list Factory
FICK’S “GER BIKE»
ll: the tilt“. 1”ququ or 3%
3‘3"”. .GEQfigfi-EB;
PEN N ELL’S INK
”qua
GOOD EoNOUGHl
similmmlitti‘.‘ llhbl‘ltil'. will
i crls.
ottlytoll tstroudsofltstu clunrrxrthLu.
use».
.3 .i-Vw... ‘ra «
nu. A xx” was» a; 00..
thlsssls cucnfsctlonsrs,
ice carts tlt'ilurtcwnens.
For the wholuulo and rctsll must
N0. 3 G 7.. ZE’I'TE BUILDING,
NORWAEE. cons. st
M.’ WW w.— -
.romv ll. estrus.
FLORIST,
EAST SlDE 0F IAIN STlliET. 5007" OF RAIL ROAD
City of South Norwalk Conn.
Plants and Flowers st. all Seasons.
flowers for Funerals furnished. sud tastefully ar
Maud to order st short notice.
NORMAN S. KELLOGG,
Carpenter and Builder.
SOUTH NORWALK,
Plenum lllll Building. (Butane: cost stile.)
Nmr the Steam/boar Landing,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
The subscriber ls prop-red to make contracts for
building sud ropolrlutu of all kinds at short notice.
.utlr5|$;;‘lllblo prlcoe. Satisfaction guarttntecd.
I .
HARDWARE.
'fl . boat assortment in town N7
GENERAL HARDWARE.
MECHANICS
TOOLS.
0f the host quality.
Paints, Oils and Window Gloss.
Rho. Hordes sud Dead melts. Porcelain. Plated and
Mlnorsl Knobs. a l assortmhut of Table an.
Pocket Outing. of the cat qusllty. cheap for cash
Home Forul lug Goods. Jspaucso hue: were.
LAWN MOWERS.
Agricultural Implements. Mochauics‘ Tools.
w. c. quorum) at 00..
No. 3. Opera House Block.
SOUTH NOR“’M‘ CONN.
III“ “A”
'fi-tf
w. c. consult».
South Norwslk. Nov. 91'. taro.
OPERA HOUSE
BILLIARD HALL
-—-AND-— ,
Refreshment Rooms,
N0. 6 OEERA HOUSE BLOCK,
SOUTH NORWALK.
'l‘b undersigned. bsvln ‘tsksu the shore roots
and tile Ly rcncvated‘tbcm. respectfully infer-r:
the panic t they intend to keep a Innis-s es-
tobl taunt. They will keep constantly on bsnd
Impofiod Wines.
Lump Al‘s“.
Lager and Senor-s.
The have the best Billiard Table in the city. sud
intend to live porticulur sttsution to this tit-such of
the business. .
I. 3. I‘M“. 7 l 3. “WWII.
61 lower. Proprietor.
Union Marble Works,
ummmcmnm
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m wwowhmu
ucmuowmmmm
“‘99" I": ““31"” Watt?»
"” mama:
7, Socceth-anlce *
i‘NorluIik. . 3 .
‘34:: . .; "- ”
HARNESSES. “t
nor-so ‘Furulsbluu Good- and
Trucks.
Main 8t“ ‘ ‘ South Normlk.+
«aim ‘ normed out”. *
FlRST—CLASS
JOB. surmise.
m5 FԤ EN will}: crust.
FOB-SALE OB T9 LET;
Vocsscs‘ritwmv nostrils» you ,
-* - l BOARDING ruinous :
21-2 Miles from 7Nprwalk and 1-2 Mlle
from Dsrlen.
High Gcili Let-go nouns. Bot sud (‘nlvl Wstcn
Furnscc awcouvonicnccs com lcte. Building is
Bill. MEIER. 00!!
“to“ .. .. .............:-.~c.r
use can ve , . .
was “£3 um “.auddu them
resrss ..
angst-t three sons wu sud . Mike
121: .3. email” if :7 lance. ran-t be a...
«close as u potent to ours on s cm
“School-elicits! accustom. For penicillin
and photoctsrh 0! bulletins. girl! to
L. . macaw
Kn. ‘ ' cw York.
0r slit
trot...,., ,3 ‘7.
Dill“ ts
coulomb" 8i inifisibtts;
FEED) Rift, RIO.
‘Jtlllllll. Ooloug. Imperial Tons.
(i001) 131.30}: 1 RA. Wm 15.
Fullstock. embracing syn-strung in the timer-r:
lino. kept roostsutly on me.
that-
Built]! FBRH iLBll‘l‘l‘i
son was our
O‘YSTER STE‘V
incity ormttnty. Also
Roasted. Fried or Raw.
MEALS AT ALI. HOURS.
“01‘ TBA AND COFFEE.
BBEZAD, P18 ‘03 CAKE.
CONFEC'NOXERY. CIGARS. arm Toucco.
ARES and WINE.
Orsters by the Quart. Gallon. or Bushel. at
S. HUBLBUTT‘S.
COR. MAN AND ANN m, SOUTI! XORWALX.
GEORGE W. SMITH
Dealer in all kinds of ‘Cboics
G R O (3 ER l E S ,
Pnovisxom'é.
FLOUR AND FEED
The Oldest Grocery in South Ncrwallt.
We are surcjit does not uirc col
list-menu to satisfy our cmotncrs tfinthg'quuafi;
of our Jodi isslways the hectic ntsrkcund that they
srccc ascbcspsscsnbc pcwluscdclscwhsrc.
Produce taken In. Ext: hangs-i
REAL BARoAms
——AND-—
DISCOUNT
FOR CASH!
HAVING PUROASED. FOR CASH. A'I‘ PANIC
PRICES. AN UNUSUALLY LARGE STOCK OF
GOODS INAIJ. 'I‘III VARIETIIB OF 3003!-
XBIPINO ARTICLES. AND IN 0313“ TO
sum“ ARRIV'ING. x WILL orrxn AN
sma mscocxr or uvn urn CENT.
on au. saws son room can. run-
CIIABEBS Wiu. FIND I? stock or Goons
was mean AND DIST-SW m
rtonwsut. PRICES rm: correction All
was once mscocnr.
E. K. LOOKWOOD.
NORWALK. CONN.
4
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S. PAKU LSKI
Wyomoemmaxwtkm
cosmonaut-mu thesarv'lcss‘fledrst-
Myanmar-cf .
BRIAN HAIR WORK,
snows-t- spat his moulded-Grout:
“bodybyhdlss in ills-bun set “M:
styles. ”in over “cc-lilacs“ or “if" own.
, . .
aswaududapsl‘dvshgslopu
EILY 5.8% B it 09K ti:
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arm j 7 ma ‘
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V M woos.
1
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its
OOGWMHM ,ij.
NARI! ROOM FOR GOODS TBA? ARI NN- -
heirlutwill‘sum‘helrhordcr. 3 since:-
MWIsasswort-sstor
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. sum 3 _
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MM . W. "and; vilified!
prM‘W“ unsure, '
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swptbwdsslsn .7» » : .v ' J,
to»; j _7 ,
units" sec Gil-limitswc - .
HAIR. DRWNG.
shit waflmtbhmj :. WWW; ; 1: 3
‘socrufsontrtix storm ions ‘5‘”.
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Jam . _,
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'mwwio’n eatvv ? ~, A ‘
Monsanto vs, .7
: unmet—Localfiuxl.
Wuuax 1‘. Curr.
fiwcrNW
is! Winn—51mm Guyer‘. st. If. Rorto'nél‘. 'J. Crew.
* 1‘19
. :"l’
.‘,
use is! m sums. connotes ov airline '1‘
._ .' ("MM .A . ..".:gr .3;
WA *Wlflflfldl untold. alumni-JIM: .
W‘wam , .. .. rm. . 1
7 Well mime. Joseph alumna.
Saloon 3. crew. ' '
‘ Marv-WHEN
I. W. » ‘ I" _ 7 ,
Wood eon-NW ll. Rum Nail .._
ZSMmREMWz . 7 . 7 7
M M Wth-isou J. CrumJoscph‘
Khomeini. burr Rash. ‘ ‘ T -
Jim ' f.—t‘haa ll. Dory. Milo.
mil. N- I. NW““W
Ml. ”Loose: ’
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u.c
my, . .. . —. 1 , _
,7 m numerous I. mittens. tum7
W. 3. HM’ ‘
\Mo mules. U.MMI.WI{IIR :
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not. r. r.
m «Wane. mullahs.
tint. than. , - .
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I)AILY’ LIVE; .
humanitarian.
mmmmmmounnmsx l.’
one arm sun rsvontu emu. ’
ELLY wu I“-
CAN. ('3. C. MEDIAN,
cummva.Mlm ,7.
mm South Norwclk every mm “days
: teat t . ‘
bfiyudggfivuwm of the 9“?me-
Ret l trol-
wggcgfp filfluhmfi .... about:
r. m. (Saplings cxcopusd)?‘ E.“ River. at m o
Rsllrosd voyed
a... m .mmu W33...“ «REE?
MW not rqrulsrly chockcu will be at the r
Pmsgsi 75 Cents; Excursion Tickets, 01,20 _
contour um A? women unis.
Refreshment: of all kinds molt m. ,
N. 11-1%" White. fro ‘.
South Norw with the 3:353:33 contractual: "
till 9 .a shirt uricrmir-hc...”
see u o l
scllflsadtroa "Humanist: .‘
run mtcn'r room
FROM NOBWALK.
Will lssvs from each end of tb week
Produce sold without dint-go for 0 "will. I,-
innelcbt at old pocket rates. set! received daily.
persons are forbid trusting any If the ow-
o of either til cocoon
phloycesoum M c above hosts on tof .
SUMMER .m 7 G en. :
. on G 3mm. tat.
Dolly m.- loeve lentil lowing.
stucco; hull-tom route. or“; 7
.7 7. }u68he In?" “MIA“:
stash]. ml muff: s u leyvllls win.
At me r. it. £0?”ng WW“ and mo-
imo AJI. l'iofiwfl sud into-est. sh
11:25 P. x. height Train.
Lssvs Dunbury for South Norwulk.
new A. 11.. no A. it. too r. moss r. It. '
Freight at 6:15 P. )1. _ .7
JOHN W. BACON. t.
lit and New Haven R; R.
New Yo
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ARRAHG .
3m. . My April is... m
Mlle-NW sou- ct ”stiller/wits:
follows: ,
For New York.
In fats. n. Noam
: u s c
, ‘3‘ \\ A u E“ . .:
N5 “ {43;}! 35910..qu at Stanford
‘m‘ “not. v
Accommodstiou. 7 ' ‘7
. AW" .
‘ ”mince:
W.
South Norwalk Special.
A
New York lbs- Iowth Rm 1
“we! lorélk or flow new...
A3 a A. ‘t W
m “ “
t" " m
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lull loam
t0! F t A“ .
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a s» a“1"*s;3§. ; ’21-.
, , J ”a 2: will 3.4.2...
. 7..., v -3« ”a“: will? .3543 $3 :71 233:"
:f "fire-‘1: ”YE-Z! Eris. 7.33;? v» 3:333 cs:
Issue-monks“ .
use; "firemen-W's!
. ,1 ... 'l _ . 7 x 7‘ 7,
saw ‘ .. s.- Th ., .
cowl ole II}: 2;: 'MWW‘M'W 8‘
. s: n . . ' . i‘
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w
-MW. 7
banshee. \ tlltt'ntcli; tilting.
City of Hamil or P. ‘F. :Braly, .
at cm. crust-mu to. use .: . ' ” :
no Am.) «I 3! ow! “-13 4.».
gouging-l 5“" 5:01.“: c‘ilussdkllth.
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