NO. 5.
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THE UNFINISHBP PIAYIBc
..- o
.. Now I inf—noes! it. darling—
” Ls! M” bspsd the tiny tips
of my doughnut. healing. bending
0‘s: hrs folded fingertips.
" Down to slot-pin." To sloop.“ shs murmur-so,
And the curly hood bout low;
“ I pony tho Lord.“-I [only sddsd.
“ You an ssy it sll I know."
VOL. 5.
" Pray the Lord-3‘ Tits sound come faintly.
Fsinter u:ll—" Hy soul to kccpz"
Then the tircd brad fslrly nodded.
And the child wss fut sslocp.
not the dowy eyes hslf opened
When I clasped bar to my breast.
And the door voics softly whispered.
“ Shun. God knows all the root.“
”
THE IODEL SUBSCRIBER.
- —-: o :—
.. Good morning. sir; Ir. Editor. how are tho folks
to dsyt
I owe you for next yssr's pspcr.
count sud psy:
And Jones is szotn‘ to rskc 1:. sad this is his money
bore:
I shut down tending it to him. sud then cussed him
so try it s year.
And here ;srs a few items that hsppcued isst week
in our town.
I thought they‘d look good for the popcr. sad so I
just jottcn ‘em down.
And here is s bushel of russcts my nlfe picked ox-
pressiy tar you.
A smsll bunch of flowers from Jennie. she thought
she lust do somtbing too.
You‘rs doing the politics bully. ss all of our fsmlly
I thought I would
urns:
Just hoop your old goose-quill s duppln‘. sud giro
‘13. a good one for no.
And now you an chuck full of busiusss. and [won‘t
ho inking your tints.
i'vs things of my own I must tend towgnod dsy
sir. I boliovs I will climb."
gated watching.
A SHORT 3703! FOR GOSSIPS-
—- 0 :—
“Poor thing! 1 do feel for hcr. Though
she is s person I never saw. yct bar‘s stoma
I cast: of such nppo-itlon on one band. sud
such patient sufl'vring on the other. thus one
o «nnot but—"
“Uh, I dsrc say I shall moot her in tbs
morning. for she often stools out then. when
the stretch. I mppnsc. is in bad.“
“But what could bsvo induced the girl to
tic hemlf to such n mun f"
" Well, I don’t know—tho nl l story I supv
pow—fuss spprnrsncsu; for no girl in but
right senses wool l huV! tun-rind s tnsu with
his hrtitils. it she hui known of them ucfvtrnr
ft tml. "
“ l‘hvre is, mtnvtiums. t\ kirnl t-I iululus‘
lion about wttrucu. I nllnw. which sworn: to
blind them to the roll character of its man
they are in l we with ; but. in this cuts-.1
don‘t. we how she could possibly hsvo
known holee cumluctstl himself. or the
ccrtninly wfiltltl have puusoll lu limo. Oh.
the stretch! I have no psticucc with hint.“
Thislittlc dialogue tut-k plants in our of
those neat. brlabt. cloutnwlutlowml. gztttlyv
rurtsiued boosts tits! form so many prrtty
districts within it Wulklltgcfllfldufl of “‘9
mighty butt of the crest ntctropolit. sud
twtwwn two ladies, tho one mls‘rrss of tho
Mid nice looking country vills. sud tits uth~
or her roost—nu country matron. who had
arrtvrd on it Visit in her town friend; sud
built worn the occupant of a hsntlsotns vills
immediately opposite. but. ttpparvtttly. tlw
shod: of grout WWlCht‘tlllQ-rl
tlu tun following morning .‘llrs. lltrlun
snd her guest. Mrs. Kvuurtly, wet-c. at tho
window of the parlor. which commanded s
full view of the dwelling of tho uttltsppy
Mrs. Morton. when the hall door wss quint-
lv cpcncd. and was us qulctly shut again by
the lad? hermlf,
“ l'hcro site is. poor thing :" cried Mrs.
Burton. “Only look how uuisclcssly Illlt'
draws the auto after her. She cactus afraid.
slwsys. that the slightest nolso sitc mskcs.
even in the street. may waits that frllow.
who is now. I dare say. sleeping off the cf-
fects of but night‘s dissipation."
Hrs. Kennedy with all the genial warmth
of a truly womanly hsnrt. looked over. and
followed with her eyes. so far as the street
snowed. this qtuetdooking. broken-spiritutl
wife. investing the whole figure. from the
mostly-trimmed straw bonnet to the tips of
“so bright little boots. 'wl'tb at most ittlonst-
sud mysterious sympathy; sud then. fixing
her suxtcus. interested gaze on the opposite.
bonus. sold:
“And how do they live! How do people
under such clrcuutstsnces pass the day l It
is s thing I cannot comprehend. for were
Kennedy inset in such s way. I am sure I
wouldn‘t endure it for s west."
“It does seem scsroely intelligible." sn-
O'orcd Hm. Burton; “but I'll tell you how
M M She gets up sud hos her brcskfsst
bybcouh - for. without any wish to pry. we
on IR throw. their house from front to
book. ‘50“ ““- time she often comes out
—Isup9afl ‘0 lays visit or two in the
W. W. Derbsps. to call on her
”MIN: sud» on will see her return.
“ELM“: In. 1 she spproochos tho
his". wind". in blind is drawn
up do rubs is. thinking.
slitl “How angry be will
Mind nodsI urn not thereto
his m f”
9
they would console her in his long sh-
sauces”
“No; even that uttnfntt is dsnicd. She
has no one to cheer her—her own sad
thoughts must be her compsnions st such
times. But. perhaps it is c blessing. for
what kind of fstuur could such a In to make.
Oh, I should like to know her! And yet I
drcsd my scqualntnncc with her busbttnd.
Burton. you know. wouldn‘t know such s
man."
“My dear Mary, you have undo mo quitc
melancholy. Lu us no out. You know I
bsvo much to son. and msny people to cull
upon ; and here we are. losing the bust of
the day in something not much removed
from scandal."
The indies ltcrcupou set out. saw all the
loves of bonuuts in Roget“ strucksll the
“sacrifices" that were being made voluntarily
up in Oxford street, lmught u grout many
things “for loss thsn ltslf the original cost.“
mudo culls, sud laughed and cbsttcd swvty
s picsssut. rxciting day for s country lsdy.
who happily for herself. forum in the hustle
the drooping. crmtfnllcu bird who was frst~
ting itself uwsy in its pretty cage on Morton
Rudd;
Tbcfitcxt day s lsdy friend called on Mrs.
Burlun.
“I find," said she. in the connect con-
versation With that lady sud her gurst.“tht\t
you src ll ucur neighbor to s dear friend of
mine, Mrs. Morton."
“Mrs. Morton l“ exclsltuod both her best‘
crs, pals with cscttemcnt and curiously.
Mrs. Morton? Oh. how sinuular that you
should know her—poor. miserable creature!
01:. do loll us all lbout—”
“Porn-miserable! What can you mount
You mistake. My Mrs. Norton is the hop
picsr lltilo womsu in London."
“Oh. it csuttot be tho some 2" said Mrs.
Burton. “I menu our opporitc neighbor in
stthorne V'ills. I thought. it couldn‘t
M—fl .
“'Hetwtborns Villa? The very bonsai
You surely could not ltnve soon her or her
bushsntl. who—"
“Oh. the drastic], wretched. ysrnbliug falv
ima- l" interrupted Mrs. Burton. “I wouldn't
know such a man."
“lie." in her turn lutcruptcd her Itit-nd
In Low—“ho s’lnsuhlvrl [Is is the most
ssvmplsry young man ltt London-n pattern
of domestic virtue—kind. gentle. nutinltls.
and psssionstely fond of his young wifo l"
“My dost Mrs. Law. how csn you say all
this of at man whose conduct is the couttuuu
talk of the nrlghlturltflnd—s tit-tn lost to
evrrv some of shame. I should summits—-
who comes home to his drsulntc wife at nil
hours. whosn (utensihlo means of living ts
grumbling. or unturthiu ritually til-rttputshto
—Wlltl--"
“You ltttvs mat-timly utislvd.“ nzuiu
interposctl Mrs. Ltw. “Who can how so
grossly slundctod the host of men f lie catn-
cot littlp his luts hours. pour follow i That
may stfely be called his utlsfurtuttc. but not
his fault." Ami the lady warmwl. as sth
upukr. till she ltutl to utttlc liN‘ hottttct sud
ftttt her (lowing two with hsr bandit"-
chicf.
“Ills \ttisi’urtuttc.“ ttturtuurml Mrs llttl‘itlli
“how can tits! its a misfortune which a man
cstt hclp any day but plow f“
“But he csunot. help it: its would in so
plrnscd to spsnd his awnings with his dost
littlu wife. but. you know. his buslusss but
gin: when nth" pmplo‘s is over..‘
“Thou. whst ltt lionwtt‘s Ionic is his but.
int-as ? ‘
“Don‘t you know i“ ssill Mt‘i. Law. limits
lmz ostmncly sutprlsml. " Why lw‘s titc
editor of ti ttturnluu newspspvr l“
w 7-» va"-~~v————
llcstltttdcs.
'3 U !
lilrssrd src thry that
shall soc no ghosts.
Blessed arc thvy that arc tlosf. for tbsy
newr lrnl tnotwy and never host- tedious
stories.
Iileswd nrc thry that stc sfrttitl of titun‘
dot. for lht‘y shnll hesitate shout netting
mnrricd and its-op uwsy from political moot.-
lugs.
lilvsscd are they that are letttt. for thorn is
a chance to utow fut.
Blessed ars they that srs ignorant. for
tbcy src luppy in thinking thry know
everything.
Blessed islte tbttt is ugly in form ttud
features, for the “girls“ sltsll not molest
hint.
Blessed is she who would get married.
but can‘t for the consolation! of the gospel
urt.I hcr‘s. ,
Blessed are the orphan children for they
have no mothers to spank 'sm.
Blessed srs they that expect nothing. for
they shall not be disappointed.
Blessed are they thst do not advertise, for
they shall rarely be troubled with customers.
W
lstoorsios'ical.
are blind, for they
snow fall as follows:
In November 8 inches.
In December is inches.
In anuary 11 inches.
In Februitry 3 inches.
In Hut-ch 10 locusts.
cites.
In 1871 8 the snow full as follows:
'lo-stitsoshohsshis broskfsst sttwst
auctnsndIhsvsssonhlutsltdown
blwhfiswuhvinfhordlsusr"
"Au-nu. is have his dinner!”
filindkosrlldsnssythst lssdlf-
Jun-two! “Ernie's,” Ibil'l
fish.” Mus a cit-hos with“
”Waum.tht
g is...“
7 “1-!th In cons hammer-
out"
”Aisling-so. Vomit-spatula-
, ,mhsyss than.“ nudists
, Mo. ms.
Vfiflgsk-sssuflumh
In Novembsr 0 inches.
Gamma Mam—Tbs
Quintana-Muffins”:
hoary”. m,flbslcwssro.
“1.1%.“. “ “W.
Jung“. 1%.!» f“- r"
”14,128.:
, 3%
fl’ih
‘F
—: 0:—
Snow in 18734 and 1871 9. In 1775-! lbs
In April 12 inches, tucking in all“ is-
lsklngiu all so inches.
m.
mums-”rats. psstcsntury mm.
cuts LLM's history or assaul-
t
SOUTH HORWALK.
It's. Van Unit’s lisfcrtuss.
—-=o:—-
cm. at. Vsu Catt. tbs grunt rsvlvsllst,
who done so much for the Church. lstciy
limited to the Methodist Bishop at Sun
Francisco for ordination.
Says Mrs. Vsu Colt: “Durlng the lsst
your. through my isbors.I hnvo brought
L735 persons into the Church. H’WO I not
shown my capacity to fill the position 9"
“Certainly.“ sold the Bishop. “you have." ,
“In orllrr to accomplish thusoconvcrsions.
Ibtwc truvolcd. in can your. 7.808 miles
[1-1ch not shown my capacity to bear fr-
ticuo and exposure. snd to renounce tempo-
rnl comforts. in laboring for the faith I"
"Yes.” said the Bishop. “you hsvc."
“In the pmsecutlon of my ministerial
work. I have written in 0le year.0.'lo letters.
ind have sttcndcd 899 religious meetings:
and have prcnchud 899 sermons. Could
more be asked? What man of you ins done
more than this ?“
“Nona.“ said the Bishop. “None."
“I have spout 1,779 hours in religious
matings. during cnc your. Hss nny minis
ter in the loud exhibited is greater can! anti
it more devoted stendfustness in tho fsitltf“
"Noun." said the Bishop: “None."
You have traveled. and written. and pray
ed, and prcucbodmnd 1.735 pPrsnns received.
through your udtulnlotrutloanto the church.
bottrliving and inyful testimony to your
power in converting sinners to Christ. and
saving soul: from (intonation; Lut~but-—
but—but you are tt—"
The Bishop paused.
“spunk! speak 2“ fittitl Mrs. Van Colt.
“Say witstl run, that should keep me from
doing the work of ‘my God and Sovi-
our!‘
Said the Bishop: “Yuu~—you-Mrs. Vsu
Cult. are n—you urn—J' ~-
"0b. :0 on.“ said Mrs. Van (Jolt. “Do
not hesitate to tell too. Whtu is the tcrrlhlr
thing you would name! Go on. Whnt ter-
rible crime burs I commiitcd thst should
disqualify the for Christ‘s work!I Bonk—-
usmc it-snd I will withdrsw my applica-
lion."
and tho Bishop, “I “in Lot ordain you.
You tire u—“ '
“Wintt um I? ‘ said Mrs. Vsn (loll. “ Oui
with it. spunk l'itc .u must. Nome my
critttc l"
“0b." sold the Bishop. “ it is no crime—-
nu ellilif‘,I suppose. Mrs. Vrtn Con; only s
torrihlc tuisfnriuno.“ ,
“0h! ustnc my misfortuns. turn." salli
Mrs Vtttt Cult. “If it is nus that cit-bars
mu from ordination to do the work of my
Heavenly Muster. tltrtt.inrlecrl. it lstt lllls'
fortune; but I will hour it. Name lt.sttd
through Christ's help I will but it.“
“i will not ortlsiu you.“ sad! the Bitltup.
"You arc—v you area—Gud uivc tun strottmh
to speak ll l You stcwycu—qrc s wanton."
Psilcurs with the Mttlc ouss.
":0 in“
Ila it‘illotll with the littlo onus. Lot not
their slow understanding not their accusionw
'il potions: utl‘outl you or provoka tho sharp
anmf. lintttutnlwr the world is now in
them. and tlwy have! no illitllii ink to grasp.
with tltslr unrlprnod lutcllttrts. the mass at
facts and truths that count upon limit at-
tonsisu. You»: msotcousturuy and,
strength throurh ,vssrs of *cspttrisncr. sud;
it ill ltttoornvs you to ftct iii the “ill”
child that full-t to ltcttp pace with your
tltottuht. 'l‘c-ach him ss Gull touches you.
“Lino upon lino. pt‘ocrpt upon iu‘rct‘pl i ltcrc
s little and "turn it lltiltt.“ illtm him on
with his conflict with mind. In uiicr yours
his rip». rich tltottuht shnll rluu up untiottll
you lilittntml. liltltt patiently tho ctullcss
qttusiiottlnu of vour children.
llc not Nuuitly crush tho springing rtplrlt
of from inquiry with llll imprudmr word or
frown. or ullompi. on the contrary. u long
and instructivo rttply to rvcry sllultttttni
cusuul quvstion. Convert. if possible. tho
careless question into it profound and cum-
nil inquiry. Lot your ruply sand the little
qttcstiuuor forth. not so much proof of what
ltu bus learned as noxious to know more.
uttppynrc you,tn giving your child tho
frnxtnuut of truth ltc risks for. if you out
whet his curiosity with the glimpse of the
mountain of truth lying beyond; I) will
you send lcrth u philosopher and not it silly
pendant into tlsc world.
Best patiently .ho childish humour of tho
llttls ones. They are but tho umutorml
plesdings of the young spirit for ours null
cultlvstios. Irritated lutc strength and
hardened into ltublts.(hey will haunt the
whole of life. like fiends into despair. sud
tucks your littln oucs curse the day they
worn born; but corrected kindly and psticnt-
ly they become the elements of happiness
and usefulne-sc Passions ntc but tires they
any stilts:- scorch us with their-uncontrolled
fury or [titty yield us s genlsl sud nccdful
warmth. Blossyour little ones withups-
tlout care of their childhood. and they will
their msnhood to your services. Bow in
potusl Joy.
W
is the sac of tolcgrsphy and steuccrsphy.
sutdsct without hitting it.
its s drowsy subject. but
own crooning.
c Eschsw profsocs. Pinup st onus ‘
your subject. like s swimnsr‘iint
Days of sand was in 4. 31 waist. .
“ ‘- “ 1 till it If you bsvs writtsu st;
Zero manila in 18784 ' 3 you think psrilcuisrly Gig, ’
ss st 1871.. '1” h ‘ »
certainly couscornic the glory and grace of
their hesrts the seeds of s purrcuulul bless.
edness ; its rlpoued fruit will afford you per-
Nswsrsrsn Br-sts.—1. Be brief—this
8. as pointed; don‘t writs all srouud s
3. Stats fscu. but don‘t stop to months:
tbs render do his
IosrsA "rt-sis-
--:0:r—
I never look at my old steal cotupcslus
my strength lusts. I am not st fits mercy of
the world. If my pun is not wsutsd I out I"
btck to thctyps-cttss sud be sure to and
work; for I lonmsd the printer’s trsdotlto-
ruuultly. newspaper work. lcbwnrk. book-
work sud pron-work, I out glad I ltsvo a
trade. It is s: u rock upon which tho pos
tossor cttn stsnrl firmly. There is lisslth
ind vigor for both body sud mind in on
tours! trade. It is the strongest sud surest
part. of tho self-made mun. Go from “IV
'tcttdsmy to tho printingvodlcu or the crit-
zsn's brnoh,or. if you pleusc.to tho form-
“or. to be sure. truc farming is tt irsdc. sud
s grsnd one at that. Lay thus s surs founrlu
inn. and after that brunch 06‘ into whntcvlr
profession you please.
You have heard. pcrhnps. of the clerk
who hsd faithfully served Stephen Glrstt‘
from boyhood to manhood. On the twenty-
rlrst anniversary of his birthduy be wontto
his master and told him his time was up
and he certainly expoctnd important prnmr.
shut in the merchant‘s service. But Stephen
Glrnrd sttld to him ...-
“ Very well. Now go and learn a trsdc."
“What trudc. sir f"
Good barrels and butts must bn in demand
while you live. 00 learn the coopcr‘s lrudc ;
and when you burn mode a perfect but-ml
bring it to me.“
'l‘ltcyuunc man went away sud lcuruodtltr
Irntlc. sud in time brought to his old master
it splendid hurrttl of his own make.
Girnrd outtmiued it.surlguvc the maker
two thousand dollars for i'. and than said 0
him:
"Now, I want you in my counting-room
but henceforth you will not be dependent
upon the whim of Stephen Gltard. but
what will come. you have a good trsdc sl»
wsys in reserve."
The young man saw the wisdom. and un-
demoed.
Years ago. when the middlbugcil turn of
tot-day were boys, [lot-sun Grocloy moist-—
‘ It is a grant ounce of consolation to us
an cdtlor. wc cmnmltc s sstlsfsctury liveli-
hood at setting type or forming: so tits!
whilu our strength lusts ten thoussnds block.
howls. taking omens" at some article they do
not undarsttutd. could not drive us into the
poor litttliic.“
And so many it man bocntuo truly inde-
pendent.
W
A Bruturltshlo Masonic lncldsnt.
mutt-
Tun first masonic funeral that ever occur-
red in Gnllforuia took pl toe in raw. and was
performed over tt brothnr found drowncd'iu
tho bay in San Francisco. [to account of
thc ceremonies state: that on the handy of
the diurnal wss found the silver mark of a
Mason upon which were cullf'twcd the luv
trials of his name. A tittln furihttt investi-
irstlott revealed to the holtoldcr the most
uncultu- exhibition of Masonic cmhlctus thst
was ever drawn by the ingenuity of man up-
on the human skin. 'i‘hercls nothing in tun
history of "millions of Fruit Mammary
Burial to ll. Iitautifully dotted on his left
«rung: red and bluc ‘inlr. whln'l’t‘tltuc could
no r , , Ms‘lths um . .
«lite .fi’itg‘liguup‘: commons-non:
litttlr squats: and cttlnptiilldlitt “inch suaac
and c-tttttttnn unvsl 'l‘ltvro were slut thc
Mostlic pwntueut. rrprosontiuu the around
ilonrof Kim: Solomon‘s 'i‘vtttplc. tho identi-
cal tcttvwl which sut'tttuttlls it. uud iltnltlnsluu
star in tho cmttor. till his right arm. and
ttttlntlvttllyoxvcutctl in tho sumo indullblu
liquid. Willt‘ tho ctnhlrtut of the followcrnft
tingruomls: the square. the level and tho
plumb. 'l‘ltrro wot-c also tltc flvn columns
l‘t‘ltrflslt‘llillli: tho tivo ortlcrs of architecture.
the Tuscan. Doric. Ionic. (:urlttt’ttltut and
iotnpttullc.
lu removing his partnrnts from his hotly.
tho trowel prosctttctl ltsulf. with ttll iltc otlttr
tools of opcrtttlvo tttttaonry. Ovcr his heart
was the pot. of lttccttsc. On the other putts
of his body was tho bouvhlvu, tho Book of
Constitutions. puttt‘tlod by tho Tyler's sword
tltcsworll pointing to it nukod heart; the
Allowing eyt‘, tho anchor and ark. thc
hour-gluon. tho scytho. the forty-suventh
problem of Etclld. tho sun. moon. s‘urs sud
contour; \ltu litrvs stops which but cmblcm-
ntlcul of youth. manhood null one. Admir-
Eibly executed was the wo-‘piuu \lrgiu. rs-
cllnlng on u butltcu column. upon written lay
the Book of Constitutions. In her right
hand slte held the put of iuosuss,thc Muscu-
ic emblem of is pure bout-t. sud in her left
hand a sprig of acacia. the emblem of the
immortality of the soul.
Immedlstly beneath her stood wlrtgsd
Flute. with his scyths by his side. which
glass at his feet. which is "or reminding us
that our lives sro withering sway. The
withered and attenuated ducts of tits Dost
rule tbst I do not hiesi myself thst. whils‘ .
that when the public shall be tired of ns‘ss .
enrol tits. L
cuts the brltle thread of life. cud the boob.
troyor were placed staid tits long sud now.»
inn rtnglets of the dismamldlfl mourn»:
. ....ss.oot muss-stun sstss'
m (topics. s (touts. ’ '
7 . _ inch spurs constitutes s scum; butt";
«I . sntswillhsccuutsdlossthsncuosuusts
" and Ms tourist! cautiously.
to cunts psr tins.
truths um 0mm llAKING.
, ‘ mas. L. E. WELLS
Wuultf sanctum“: tntam tholsdins. that she hss
roach” tbs LATEST FASHIONS from Now York.
sud. with continued sssiduity sud sttontlou. hopes
to rust-it s slurs of their psuonsgs.
' CLARK O LANE‘S BLOCK.
Sousa Sonwsut. Corns.
Omsmts‘l's. mt!
Mme. COOLEY“,
MILLINER. “
A well selected stock of Hillincry Goods slwus
on but]. All orders fillcu promptly sud sstisfsr-
rarity. Rooms. i'pstslrs in Cloris sud Luna‘s Block.
lllsin surest. South Norwslk. lot-tr
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_‘ mourns: ‘é'itrcumu,
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‘ turn or. scorn nonwsut.
sarcasm: occscisd by It. 8. Road. It! stuns
T‘ 5 30mm.
D B N ‘I‘ I 8 'I‘ .
Rut-ashlar Mitt and inserting srtutciu custom s
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DWI 0V!!! swouo‘s ems-ms lacuna.
W South “M
“i T0 'l‘llll Pursue:
Mas turntshsu ctr uses with tits ismt sud
roost WM Dcstsl spplisuccs. I out now muted
wclsrwy plutonium survioss for out. st [truss
within tits noon at sit. Pluto csll sud ascertain
tor yoursslvcs befits-s coin: IMWMN.
‘ T320. 3. 3W1“. D. u. 8..
fl * Huntsman“.
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asum or wants
to: sanctum slcthtss it is o. x.
on:
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.dwsws. or trolling will not stats it. It is
writiuslutsn win us. It: it.
diseases. Hulls Bulldiussstul memo mm
in tbs hilltsst styls of tint Art. Ortisrs loft
sot with s. r. m. Witt. will
metro prompt sttcuucn.
1". A. GUNTHER.
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newsman;
OPRINOWOOD.
‘ ‘l‘l‘ll'l clssnctl. rsnsirsil. and sltsrsd. apoctsl slum
lion putt! to tint sud l‘lus Furs. New Furs studs to
odor. M
G IIOCE (EB.
JOHN HUTCHINGS.
{tummy “urchins a Farris. lly's BlockA'ttlt.
street. South Norwslk. Thankful forth: pass pst‘
cum monitor! from his customers. its hopes. by
ksspiuu a good assgrttnoutcf Groccrlss. to must
tsslr apprwbstiun. sud secursscsusrous shuts of
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w. H. LAVAI—LE‘E,
EARN us 838.
nos-so Furnishing Goods and
Trunks.
Main St" ' " South'Norwslk.
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AGRICULTURAL lNSURANCE 00.,
or trauma“, N. Y.,
Assets over ssoo,ooo.oo,
O. I.'mLBON
Agent for m
n sswsnw nasaswtv warn-asu-
o nsdwow no wuss-rots. ‘
cum next door to Fairucld county Bonk. Nurwslk
BELL & HILSDON,
Vision-Io and lots” Morn
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OYSTERS. OLAEIS. 13183
‘ AND LOBSTERS.
Oysssrs by tho Bsml sud Gsllon.
Tomato 9th by tits iisil‘ Pint‘sr Bsrrsl.
FRUIT AID VIQI‘I’AILII.
macs! Fruits and Valuation.
Won! 0! mu m. Y an; not? sum
Bonus Rom“:- Conn.
a?“ sou. mass: m;
Norwslk Stostu Dyeing sud Securing
Establishment.
Factory sud Dulce. asst of Horse RR. depot
Dresses and buss Goods. Maryland. »
Psrticslsr situation psid to the hm (Issuing.
Repsirln sud m 9? .
, Gontlomon's Onrmonts
by s not! sud improvsd mos. Ruskin cuts
7 m «I!
K I D G L O V E f
M ls-oss dsy.tslscksinsstsusalisssws
tic Goats par Pair.
awash R. N. P E R R‘Y
count E. SMITH.
City of Icuth Norwslk Guam
Plants and Flowcrs st sll Sossoss.
won for haunts furnishsd
Flo . sud tssssfsll or
tanned to ordsr st short notion . ’
'rl‘t bsst. ssscssntsst in town or
GENERAL HARDWARE.
HEOIIANIOB‘ T0013.
Of it. 5-9 “Ill”.
Paints. Oils so
hm II
‘ GliUUblttlES PROVISIONS.
OPERA HOW! ILOOK‘ MAIN IT” .
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FRANK As TOLL“ “,000. ‘
Proscrvoso rerun. Osunsd .r'nto. use.
, Thus worn striking smblorus of morality
and immortality blooded in cns pm
”prosecution. « . - .1
It was s picture such cannon
before. sad in sll prohsbillty heir
. intercity will sever wltusss
brother‘s unmo warm ’ “
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MIT SIDE OF Mill "It“. SOUTH OF Mil. IMD‘
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REV. O. W. SHARP, PRINCIPAL.
All INC”!!! AND
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so rust-m " 7 '7
Boys and Young Mess
rots summonses-nick. . . i
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warm sq‘a. ss. sou "
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