VOL. 5. N71 8.
“Mm. 3mm.
VALIDIC‘I‘ORY.
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.t ‘ .Il‘lfl.
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nnwcit: yo moo of corporate milk.
or IHIIPI Ind dorsal.
“WI tho tutor bu pnrnilrdfi-
At last in turn I). "could
In pub: years libs that jut pm
On an Icvcrrly «bot-id.
8y bitch. to bomb of more" lilo
Joya-whoa and Jny Gould.
Bow lih I knoll the ticker sounds
Who: on bu filled to win!
flow in the lnchIor‘I bout dopmud
3y III infernal din!
Caught in the Inc-III of lb. up».
ThI victim toils In rain.
BM- IBOC ll M O! oath remove
Al ova-longtbcniag chin
And II II nukes bin llttto “mun“
Wand in can diuretic.
lilo “If!“ grow atoll by degree.
And bountiful lea.
In min but titliI be: hel\l\“"
1w mu WU uncut;
but it bc “as sub: tune long
30“ can town out “pl-on
rt r if ll. bend or «uncut bull.
Venture: with build tut.
" Tho Were“ tum that attach like win.
And surly “milk the, mwl “
bl Ni. it bought \I but: arr.
mum at Nail-m
Mull badly on tho i ulnar “on
“a: a» down by “to run
“on crock hwr curb I awful I“
luv our with our his unit
It“ Nth am out. to clip: lllll rm
“we: mp tut-tr dividend
«it» puts \Ic maul on their lamb.
Or an“ In Italy mp
N mm rtucuuhlen on in.
by mine it in tulip.
Tau tilt} of that urchin. mnudu ltbv
Mountain ll in: doom
M nut-ck Ire loud. like tum-e ltm m
‘1‘!» buy Mary Itmma
NI}- bub smut II wmcwbal ten
1‘“ when I lr-t began
TC wnlrb ltI chum yet I law
A sadder. who.- man.
Toward 1h! inn and of the horn
now costly us tend.
But yet. how painfully u‘s Iqurcxc
mi of the little end!
’3'. Y. N1.
germ gals“! lamp.
AIBRICAN OYSTER-CULTI'RE.
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The following recent information on thiI
innit-ct 3‘ by Sir. J unis Richardson .
Ever :tnt-o the country was first settled.
Long is! ind S tund in: been noted for pro-
ducing nyslcrs of superior sin and nudity.
They are of the northern speciev. character-
ized by grunt breadth and thickness. flrm
while menu. and delicate fltvor. qualities
which lho southern oyster ctn not rival
{even when lrattspllnled into the name Mr
tars Owing to the alt-cum which freshen
the wutrr til mg Ihté Connecticut shore from
Greenwich to B ilgt-pnrl. and. to ll less de
gree further eist. where the influence of the
Open sen is more strongly felt. the oyaler!
along this oust. nttain a quicker and finer
development than elsewhrre. the culminat—
ing points being in the swift channels
among the may islandI otl‘ Nllr'alk‘lht'
home of the original “Biddle-rocks." the
" Sounds.“ and nihi‘l' standard varieties: all
lbr same oyster. though difl'ring in size.
shape. color. and divor.w1tb the position
and character of their bed and the accident:
of their development.
Twenty years ago. in the oyster business
of this region. artificial propacation wnI
unknown. mad when the nalivc grounds
worn exhausted. the supply was kept up by
mtocking them with “ seed." or small oys—
ters brought from the Chesapeake Bay or
Hudson River. Among the oystermen of
Norwalk at that time were the Hoyt Broth-
ers. young men who had brought to th~~
btsincsa more than the usu tl allowance 0’
bruins. Not satisfied with merely kindling
oyIters. they sought to understand them.
studying them in thc water and out. of it
with I persevering directness that would
have delighted the heart of Agassiz. Ob-
servinz that active spot would sometimes
gellle upon seed brought from abroad. they
Irt to work to discover the conditions of
such fixing of spawn. rightly arguing that.
the secret once peuttated, they might save
themselves t‘ie trouble and cast of going
elsewhere for seed, besides securing I better
bmd of oyslcrl.
Had they known anything of European
lxo'riments ill Dyna—culture. the? might
belvu got on faster at first: they might alto
have bun led astray and discouraged. as
others have been. by fruitless imitations of
foreign at..an Tn climatic and other;
conditions here, are so unlike that. of
Flume or bully tbnt entirelydillbnul loath-
ada of critt- rullutc are required. (In the
whole. thou-fore. it will haunt! that the
Hosts bad to Win u the lam rind learn
«curbing by personal mystic. and us
palatal. It won WM‘M. that with
Yahoo mm use they pitched upon
the motor buy to tho pmblclu It Int. cud
nought to (“mover the micro! audition of
mm propagation on lbcir own cloudy
0'! your Ibo Sound‘l bed will be Ml:
cnvcrcd with cystic IpIt; tbc but. it Mb
bu. limb the “yum snow- unbudntlv.
unholy I mu oyclrr will bI found.
‘3‘“. “I!" will be I your like 1373. win
that will bo no spnwn. Their you...“
will b. been, wwI no any on. to solve.
Aha blob lady of onion Ind oycler
M and my trinln with atom... in.
iflhh for “I: the spawn. our 93%..
"killed“ lot that the maria; of.
an. of and drpIdI upon two mug
“but: Int. tilt the oyctm m'.:
“that.“ tbctino ofrpnwctn‘lbe
lull-g In: nut ban mud to than
on“: dub wblcbb Ill-ch than.
Illa; 8 nybc neonatal]. iron. wood
mm b abort, provided iii
The In you point incurs
tout. Icountbvn clan. but: the Ilitncofl‘
the rocks. Ind brightens things ”acuity
for the ncrpllon of the coming um. Lam
Initiator tbc Ipawn wII Ibundtlnt: the no
tuul conditions for In lodguucct run at»
liability fIvot-Iblc; IId if lbc starfish Ind
other clients! of the oyster do not destroy
tbc crop. it will In In uttucutldy productive
«no. But we no gutting “Wad of our bio
lury.
Having come to the conclucicn lbIt clean
nloolc It Ipswuiu tituI wear the Inc thing
nvcdcd to fix the native Iprn. the Hoyt
Brothers gathered up some IbotlItludI of
bushels uf wentbcnworn then: and soul:
lend them over their grounds. Naturally
tth were laughed It by “ practical“ oyIlan
men. who bald been in the limitless for yours
Ind knew “all about it“; while other non
tbmlcued them with all sorts of pollution
for filling up the chuuneln. Ind otherwlso
interfering with tho “lurid order of thing:
Their walling however. proved eminently
Incu‘uful; the clout than: were quickly
covered with uolmud stucco your: turn
lbry ruined their Ifil crop of widcially
propngntcd oysters. ‘l‘bm is will“ that
mmnda mpwl like sum Seeing
tho revolt. those whom lauded til the
milled we“ «or comb to try it. A
new impolua w“ given to the oyster busi
um Erbcustcd 03““ ground: one to
stocked. stud will. of hitherto unpltnuetiw
around; worn brollcbt null" cultivttlitul
From Gmwicb to \l‘rstporl time but»
it Mk II lb! oyster Mid. the grunt bulk of
them owing lltuir “talcum to artificittl
pollination.
"The atomic chiefly priml are sbclltl still
«mod growl tanning lu tic» fault tl
hickory nut to Ibcu‘tl on Thu. build
timbcr «dolled uhclls which abound through
out the Sound—tho nyatcttuctt Nil than
“ floated—mute excellent Itmltl. In do
scnllup shrug. boat bud: of which are
bound“ from the Rbodc inland chm for
thin pttrtmo. large “Mil. Ire lent (tumble.
mm the oyItrtI crowd and pinch curb
othct on tbcm. and the bulletin Ire hauler
to Irpttrats whcn the time for trnqulttntlnu
arrlvm Still. in mItty (‘ch It is memory
to scatter compnrntlwly largo chalk! and
stone. among the litter shoals. their action
being apparently to crctttc liltlc mu or ed-
.Iics in the water flowing over lltu bulluul.
thtut enabling the spawn to Itrlltc.
lit the costly tile tlntl con: drvIch for
ttlting spit. employed by the Frrncb IyI~
tents. tho fixing of a few hundred thouund
spot is nccountcd something wonderful. “d
much to the Itnu-emcnt of ourttystcr-grow
t'fil. American newspttprn thuve copied
French reports. wonderment and all. when
within an hour‘s ride of their publication
office! are brocdlnu nmunds of many acreI.
gown with split in countless millions. Our
uystcrtucn number such small things only
by the bushel. Over large areas. this year ‘1:
send Is an plentiful that an or “may “drug."
holding n busbcl or more. will be tilbd by
drawing It loosely over it strip of bottom I
vurd wide Ind a rod long. A bit of Ihell
ubig as one‘I finger null will carry per-
hnpa half a dozen spit. tmd Is many I!
sixty or eighty may be counted on n single
valve of no oyster shell.
The diminutive breeding grounds which
the French make Ioutucb of—crcclts and
puddles. we bnvc heard them called by men
nccustomt d to the larger spaces undcr cultl
vntion here—compare with those of Long
Island about as akitchen garden with n
Californian wheat farm. The difllculty
along the Connecticut shore is not in propa~
gating the oyster—that is eaiy enough now.
but in maintaining the crop until it is ma-
ture. It is only by the most persistent war-
fnrc against s‘ntfish and other oyster euc-
mies that uniform success is possible.
Let utl visit. the oyster-farmer at home.
and study the methods of his business. their
ol loci. and the effect they have on the de-
velopment of our much-prided not! most
delicious product of Neptune's kingdom.
First. to the breedlntr ground.
To the casual visitor. sailing over an oys—
ter plantation. it is the blankost of R" culti-
vtlttgd areas. He sees but a wastc of wa'er.
with here Ind them a protruding pole, and
is but vaguely Impressed when assured that
asfuras his eye can reach the ground is
covered with crops in various stages of titan
turily. Strange farming. under twenty
feet of brine! In the middle of broad buy.
p 'rbupsI mile from shore. our tiny craft ta
put about. and our skipper says We Ira ovrr
Il‘pntch" of twenty acres devoted to th~
year’s spawn. For miles around the Sound
is staked 03' for oyster-beds. and hundreds
so! perhaps thousands. of acres. belonc to
“other oystenfsrmcra. are |ln use as bread-
ing-grounds. As we drift across our tweu.
ty—acrc field. a dredge is thrown over. and
I moment lifter the‘quiretiug rope is at work
onthe bottom. We drift it boat‘s length.
And the catch is bullied ill-n buallcl or so
of empty shells. tullf I (luau crabs. any
quantity of timber-colored “singles.“ and
porbttpa two or lltlce oyster-u. “ Nothing
laurel“ younrc tempted to any: bullock
clutter. Every one of the», temple: shrill.
awry objacllbnl but not ramped through
the «more of the not. it ccvctcd with tough
brown «cultural. the site of ouch dam
mil. They Ire uyalcr up“. that 38.36““
cyalerc of this you‘ll mural“. new time
noutbaold. '1‘be lira bucotnc visiblctt
tho naked ryc when show a vie-cit old. A
ginglc Iboullbc m of | ulcltcl coin car-
rII-Ibnlf I dam: I coudlc of com a
lam II I wIlttul bum twenty; on bIlf an
um Ibcll you count fifty or clumpin-
prIIbudrIdor nun." you harem-
llcuortc dbllmlsb tbcilttlc on». Who
can number tbo thousand on I IquIrc yard.
th nillbtuifit'in Icro. Ivory Mb of which
inn“ with who! futon stern and
"in!
AI wc our to other grounds. tbs dredge
II carton tho ngvelly IlnII-Iltcwod button
of u left choc-cl. In Iqulet cove. In drop
was Ind II IbIllow; ouch tint. the drill“
Is filled with rubbish interspersed with old
oyster-I. clans. whip: Ind other drama
of nit water. Hm Ind than I bright
IbcILI pebble. or obit o! and will slow
“Wmt- buts wbolctircdgu folio!
mwBIcII-ry mail” W
“lull! fIvcrIblc «cc for “lurid bIdI. The
throbbing of clean north for the you“
um I: thus a trailer of prim. imporliutcc
in oyItcr-culturc.und it in of equal impor-
tant. that the IloolI Irc provided It lbs
right time. The period of Ipttwnlnn varicI
with the petition of the bad. the depth of
tho wItcr. Ind other conditions. from June
to Auguct. The puclrc time for each bed
must be diaotvcrcd “with tho kuifc.“ lllIl
in to say. by diuoctln: lhI oytuen By tblI.
which is puntly III America method of
breeding. ll mutton little how (loop the wa‘
lcr tow be; Ibclll Ind travel will Ilnk II
readily thmuah I ttundrcd fact ill orrlliuly
I: though lull. The shallow brooding plum
employed by the chb would not anawcr
ll III In our climIte. no mom would their
costly and clumsy wnlrivauoea for fixing
the spawn '1‘th the securing of a few
bundtcd thousand spill is accounted I grout
chievctnent Iietv it is the least of the
oyster breeders labora to obtain bullblmdl
of them The trouble lino defend lltelil
duriud lite tire rerun of their devol Ipmcul
Eunice one of the Ipaluittddvu stools.
it ill obvious that such Icrowd cf oyster:
ecu not come to any Ii» In to mull ll notion
if left to Ibeutselwn. few could nutrivv lbe
Itnlvcle for existent». tttlll hwy would be
pincbcd and mutant. The oysterfurulvr
dot» not plumb web it mate of used.
\ oudcr Illuip. which has bum bunting back
and forth actual: our breeding ground. is
neatly latlcucll with t. worlblmioolt‘tua car
Irv-sin mlilv. it “with of mllbtll would
bu ti small fortune tun Null“ blwdcr.
TM buttons: of llQl crow is. twitutuily. to
Imp watch mum luvltniun by alurllalt and
trim fool of the young tntttlm 'l‘bclt
clam tutti-lied dmluuu tiring up qttlnltllwl
of Nb‘lfilml ultullv which not ltvpl for
Qldlflbllllllll tut ollwr mounds. qtlllb ‘rl llllllly
spill uncut thrive on the around being up
tuchcd to slmhi atttnll enough to Illp
tltmugh the tin-dubs. Next Ittlumcr tbtt
your old Iced will bu similarly thlnnutl. the
cluster-I brokctt up. Ind the tutrpllta trum-
platttcd.1‘ltu Intuc phlcf‘“ will bc rcpotlb
td the war nflcr; the out vent the cullrc
crop will be filled; it huppcnlnu that tho
ovtttt rs lbrlvc cxccudlnulv well on this pin
ticubtr ground up to their third year. after
which their growth htlootllow for profit.
Trnnnplatttud to more fuvorablc ground.
tbcy lncrunsc ltt stud and thickness very
rapidly
By thus choosing grounds lpociully suited
to tho IL‘Vt‘rtll stsgcs of the nyslcr'I dt-vcb
opulent. the breeder bl ublu to li‘lzlit‘ll the
tnuurity of bin crop. besides securing a
higher art-rage of size and quality in the
product. 0n a firm. gmvelly bottom. for
cxuutplc. where n free circultttlon of water
is tnulntalnud under and around the oysters.
a crop will accomplish as much In four
ycara its in five on mud. and the quality Wilt
be much suprrlnr.
{Continued Next Week.)
a»-..
i-‘acia Worth Remembering.
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Ouc tboussnd shingles laid four incltouo
the Weather will covir one hundred aqu-tre
fool of surface. tmd five pounds of shingle
nails will fasten them on.
Our-fifth more siding ttnd‘fioorinu is net-d-
ed than the numbcr ofaqunrc feel of surface
to I)“ covered. because of the lap In the aid--
ing ttnd matching of the floor.
One thousand lutlts will cover seventy
yards of stlrfucc. and eleven pounds of lath
nails will null them on.
Eight bushels of good limo. sixteen husb-
els of sand. and one bushel of hair will unite
enough good mortar to plaster one hundred
square yurda.
A cord of stone. three bushels of lime. and
a cubic yard of sand will lay one hundred
feet of wall.
Five courses of brick will but can fool in
height on a chimney, six bricks in n coursb
will make I flue four inches wide and twelve
inches long. and eight bricks in a Course will
make it fine flue eight inches Wide and six-
teen incbe: long.
w“...—
“Tlckettl, Sir!”
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This is the way it happened. One of the
regular attendants nt Ct-ntrttl Church in u
rnllroad conductor. He is regular. not so
much from clay pelIunal inclination to Cni-
vanlsm. as from the fact that be has a firet-
rate Presbyteritln wife who keeps him in
the way he should go. A few Sundays
since one of the deacona was absent. and
our conductor was requested to pass the
plate. Of course be consented. For the
first dozen pews everything passed off well.
There was I regultlr financial Iboirer of
nickelI ttud dimes but the railroad lutlut
watched sharp. but couldn‘t see Ibsl uny-
body “got wily“ irilbmtl responding. Fiw
null: lib cattle to a seat when the occupant
was either buried or disinclined. for be,
about his head. but incite no attempt on his
pocket. The conductor looked at hint
sharply. but no cub unbound. Then he
nudged in: shouldcr. and softly culled:
“Tick“. nit“ Again the msub build wag:
gird hormonally. but the clumps . didn‘t
erotic. “has. then!“ wiapcrcd the couduo
tor. amino response. duct II the rant-and
chap Will about to call up the fireman and
bubentan to help pitch tho intpccunlouc
wotsbippcr out of doom. tltc molar drown
cum in and rclicvvd bII proxy. The coat
duclorInyI bu helluva in running chunb
tbcmwny you would I rullroud troll
“In“ won‘t pity. or bm‘t c MIC!
bin not.
—-—--o-———-
new». Murillo new this lrIt-clIII err
dour-mum- IXvIlu (Obi-l) pow: “BI
unanimous IIII butch In tuII city—III
MM“. and rtlttbrdmnd Ititbbcd Ind
stimuli. TbI [cunt-l did ltII workwcll
than. II b. IlwaI Ins Ilucc." .
w—Iu—“n—I—I—
“use!” would mod the
wwquba-Wd
bad bIII drown-d. sic Inch lowland
whim-“Afl‘ ‘
, mhwm-fl
wrath of IbIIv bull humwulbf
DIN» and tbclr Bouncing.-
-‘OQ-
Happening to viIIt I lady who want:
bliufui poemlou of but first baby. Ibo
begged me to tell her when lit. could find
a ml for the infant. or even I pump to
ram one. She rctucmbcnd lhct her on
baby btctltotv Ind sisters were cuciosod h
Inch tut urticlI. but the remembered ill
muliarllicI of form only in that vuuc way
which India who no born to ldlcncu Ire
likely to recollect. “Did you qur n 00ml
when you were u baby 9“ we inquircd.
“Certainly. Don‘t you sec bow alight l
lltu l“ We have observed it. Indeed.“
btlvc often perplexed our brains bout lbll
IIdy‘ I figure. Site was six feel on inch in
llcigbluud usaiight anduraocful u n wlb
low and just about as ftuil The corset (:3
pittined it. Doubllcu there Win In much
material loditipuso of somehow. Ind itvwnl
fumed to be oblong. tilt the can» refund to
itivc it l‘ONIl to spread itself. Now this
idea tutor nut bc wiculillc.bul talcum
facts. My friend who “a remarkltbb‘
beautiful. wry lovely in all womanly WWI
and ancentupilahcd and oultivulcd nu lltc.
beat motels llllll close llilll continuous our
acts pet-milled. did not live tomato birth
of but a cunt! Iuby. liar client nut to“ 8“.
quality tutti ttlutottl public». of dwell
lungs. Could alto lure found tb‘ti iufuul‘
owl pullout. b‘cl‘ bully would lawn follow
cd but my awn. 0t mum. ll bully must
mt ll autmllt. ltttbculut‘ud tlaaucl bundw
ltbuvc «Mouton for I) mouth. but Iflcr lbut
we should trust to it. thumb. limo it ill
Iofl. whit» flauncl ht‘xl to ho WWI“. been
It ill warm loom clothing. but do not per
tttil lb» room to be “Wl‘tln‘llldtl.9f‘ lhc Ill
to bu uucbvlltgod lmt than lltrco limos it tiny.
and ycl urvculcrutlltcd It to bu onward to
it dull. Revolt tumour ll from the mtmry
without lifting the Window. In than pun oat
ygcu may nwull III h‘llll‘ll. ‘lnthc in fuel
Ind burr with warm. Inna Itocltlttgr. but do
not Nllllll the long dictum In hour Iftur In
fest Income Ictlw. Ind the child ludlcalctt
III denim for t‘tt'fclse. Thu tttlsuhnpvtt It'd!
tlm we so fnuttcnlly mu upon boys. and
tbr ungrnccful curringo of mnny girls no
women. tutty be traced to that Vanity in! tho»
tttutttttru which kcpl a lung. uttrtttnplcd
white dress upon the lmby until it was eight
or ten months old. 0! course. till the lift
lhlt In infant poIersctt l! mtmlfualad by
tumlon and tipptstlle. and one is of u find
consequence it: the other. Matty motbcra
ucvvr permit it scream to insult from the b:
by‘s mouth. tvcn whbu. perhaps. the noble
only tttettutt ti cry for more llll‘ In in lungs.
but they pass more food Into its Ituutach. to
invite colic. which does not. as u general
thing refuse the Invlttllloo. A wise mother
knows that a babe olnuot generate warmth
its rapidly as an older pursuit. and aha that
«I It accordingly. A tender mother ll likely
to ftttttlIh to.) much Mllllltll warmth. by accr-
mucb caressing. and. if she be not honlthy.
.he it likely to vltluto the Ittnmpbm
that it hi‘t‘MlIOR. No on» Iltould tilt-up with
u bulw. It Is not wholmmo for «Mill 1am-
ty. and the rest of the child In broken by the-
nervous stlr of the tnothtr. or else she rc-
tnains so quiet that shc fttlltt of proper rust.
ttnd the nourishment given to tho babe in
not likely to agree with Its sensitive dlgt'tt
live organs. A bribe should alwuyI sleep In
2 ’ctrib by its ntotitcr‘ a side —-Thc Metmpoh‘
t
”~909—
Nol it stick is bcwu. not a alone in shop-
ed. in the lurdly dwellings of the rich. that
does not owe its bettuty and fitness to the
mechanic‘s skill. The spires it: .t raise the it
giddy heights muting the clouds. depend ut ‘-
nn tlta mechanic’s art and lymtnetry; the
thousand: of noble ships that cover the am
of the world ; the magnificent steamers that
plow the Northern Lakes and Wcstcrtt
Rivers; the swift locomotives that truvcrso
through the shite: with the rapidity ofllgltt-
ning are all the constructions ufthat noblest
of human being—mechanic.
Not an edifice for detol on. for business'
for comfort. but. bears the impress of their
handiwurk. How united is Ihv it calling-—
how noble their pursuit—how sublime titrlr
vucntlonl Who dates to slicer at such m l
tentin of noble. high minded tnouf Who
dares to cast udlum upon such an eminent
and patriotic race? Their ptttb is one of
glory, ambition and honor. and It is their
own fault if it duos not lead them to fame
and renown.
M».—
Dox‘r 'I‘cm. Au. You Know—It in I had
plan to place untmrrvd confidence in min
or woman. Never tell my one eventual
about yuumlr-bivl than: be at little turner-f
bud motile; your friend: will likeyou all
the better for it. A book that you “know
by heart“ tuusl inevitably bit out tluldc for
a fresh volume. to will you be curved if you
allow yourself to be thoroughly road. But
be prepared In My «amenity. to look your
own life Incl acts squarely in lb: face with‘
out oven llincbinu. or mark yobraclf n cow-
ard. It Is. not necemry to publish to the
world all that is clrictly nominal. adieu rid‘
ionic and friltcrittg of power arc desired;
but if trump «tuba itsclf bully with your
«not. do not be Iggricvcd iftt mold of truth
haptcod cvcrn dean of Ila. mm
by in dismount do out cm that forgot
your bIbltmI rum Justice will be
doucyolt in lilac. never far. Ind th lent
you clamor for it tin butler. Don‘ttnlb too
much.
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‘I‘bcytcllcitwcr MIMHMW
II Iurtalc “as vim wbc cilia-Hot
maul-to cur-d u urdlocl mom
“unbound Ill tbolr pull-III balm
W ammunmyru
row. and cite died. as mow other peoplc do. M.“
Munch“ Mancini-int“,
mulch-quot! bud cloud. mum '
cut up talcum-g iota. tbo underlain: '
bId meta min: ltldlIn. Ind lbIbcIvII‘
badbqlflhlldudvcld fancimwrav
“”5““ hm cl 36!”.ny
wallow hymn a. .
sum, .0...” R We.
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GOLDEN BROTHERS, Proprietors.
lulu" mun summon. I“! m.
0-0 Yunnndmool It! lentil" 0).!)0
Iluclc «pica. 8 “I‘II
rm: comma or ADVANCI.
nuns or. ADVERTISING
«humour. . ... .. .. . ... mtlaflm
nonhuman“... ... . . ..... tum
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“wanton-cum” ... . . .. .. mm
Wampum ...... all.”
’0» inch Inna candltttcsu rum. but»
omnmu would “auburn“
mummmm.
Mimwmwwm
at. 15A K I'J’L‘s' Ki”
flu mural lbs services of
Prof. “odor do“.
A
LADIIE’ HAIR DRESSER.
\l’lt will dram ind iv cllhvr It llw «loan or Al
lit “ ‘ midweek i“ ll. how and vac-3‘ Inigo tumble
d
Annafitounanm
DRESS Alli} elm MAKING
mounts §itrctuxm
A! N!
Remington Sowing limb!“ Agony
turn or . sour“ madam.
um WV turmoil M II. it Rood bill lltuna
MADAME (mount.
Would In: to her «amen thl IbI
lltII Removed to arm “can
block.
Winn IhI will Ill onion for
M I L L I N E R \’
Iv bmtofnrc.
WANTED—An Ipprcntico to turn ambition.
T 8. 8CIMNTON.
O
D E N T I B T .
Ixtracllnc truth and hurting u'lldcial dentures c
pariah: .
OFFICE ovcn SWtdtD‘s Cw'I‘IliNo tinnitus.
90., South Norwulx.
T0 'l‘llE Purine.
Having fnruluhcd my onlcc with the hint Ind
moat. Improved Dent-ll IppIIInch. l ll‘u now enabled
to offer my profmlonal ”Wit“ Jov- can. at price-
within the roach of all. Please cal Ind uncertain
for your-Icivcc bcforu coin: eIIowhcrc.
TRIO. E. SWIFT. D. D. 8..
Norwnlir. Court.
a. Knnnnn.
Decorative Milli and Dflilflllel‘,
80ml! Nor-walk, Conn.
Church". Public Bulldtntrtt Ind Reticulum tho-coed
tn th highest Itylc of the Art. Orders lull
with S. F. m. Draught. will ,
main prompt Ittcntton.
M
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F. A. GUNTHER,
F U R R I E R ,
110 IT smut.
8 P R I N G W 0 O D .
Fat-I cleaned. repaired. nod altered. Special uten-
tlon paid to Soul nil! Fine Furs. New Furs male to
odor. Dos-arc
GI‘OCE tES.
JOHN IIUTCHINGS.
Formerly flutcblngc a Forrin. lly‘I niockJIIIn
Itrcct. South NorwIIk Thnubful for the put. put-
nnuirc received from his custodian. he hopcI. by
keeping I good morons-ll of Granada. to meet
their approbation. and Itcurctxonarclu allure of
their patronage In the futurc. l- tf
FRANK A. TOLLES I! 00..
annual ll
GRUUEKIES PROVISION S,
Prescrvol. Jamal. Gounod Fruits. Etc.
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK MAIN ST"
Ill y sown uonwux. court.
w R. TOLLES.
occid- in
Stores. Tin Wm. Cooking Uwudll,
)4an III IIIIII mm but.
W. moo ll Shoot 1th wort
”goblin: loorder. doling.” .‘ti binds promptly
GREGORY‘S MINT
MARINI RAILWAY.
Iowa NOIWALII. 01'.
CAPACITY” RMIMAYS. ‘ 1.0051088.
MMwWQMRm
'Eb’u‘i‘lmm m.mnlnnm cum
GIG. -.“Of
GEORGE SCHAUB‘S
unlit rm noun mun
”SALOON -
ma'iafihf‘rbmm‘f
("@113“an
THEE CLARK HOUSE,
f com NOBWALK.
on 1m; 8m
NEW FIRM
h
OHM
mm
.62
“v
At the Old Stand.
cu wunmom um. sum cactus. .
MI HEAD d: 00..
Wholculc confcctlcnm.
tot: cram ti'A’tturAcruntIls,
N lb. m M “I“ M
NO. 8 GAIHTE BUILDING’I
NOI'AL“ WIN. ' I
[Nle‘itwn rcffi.
out...
III." I" ”I!" NGI'L“
IIII'IIIIII. ‘
T308. 3‘. CROFT.
“undone“: GARDENER
awowmwvmm
midtown
.W!
E. mm“. tarpon 2.3.
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AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE 00..
0F wuiiilmll’li. R. 1..
Anne“ over $100,000.”,
0. I. WILSONM
“““bi'nbt‘l'li‘f‘wm‘t
olccnwu door to Mammal; hub. Mb
[Hill 63 HILSDOR,
Who!“ in. In“! ”In
OYSTER MS. man
All!) “Lglinflm
0m tho Wu
Tomb Cant: by tltv llclf Flat or Burnt.
PM!" MID Vtct‘l'AI “8.
«wood mm on CV
up will mutt
was? or run um
”nth NM“! 00“.
"MI. m. mum m
but
RorwIlb Stool Dyeing Ind Scout-inn
habitat-lent.
Factory and once. but of Bone RR. depot
Drama nod DrcII Goodn. dyad or cloud.
PIrticulIr Implicit [told to tho Dvciu. Cleansing.
Bowl-in. cud Pruning cf
Gentleman's Garments
by ‘2“an Ind improved method. mulling only
two <1ch
I! I D G L O 'V E 8
eluded In on any. to look unto-t can! to new a
no Conn per- Pair.
R. N. PERRY.
JOHN E. SMITH,
.1
«mum
31383“
FLO‘RIST,
EAST SIDE OF IAIII STREET. SOUTH OF RAIL ROAD
City of South Norwuk Goon.
Plants Ind Flowers at Ill 8m”.
Flower-I for FuncruI rural-bod. and mtcfully Ir
mod to order It Ibort notion.
HARDWARE.
Tl I balm-it. in lowan
GENERAL HARDW . -
acumen room.
0! th best quality.
Paints, Oils and Window Glass.
Ilia. Ionics and Dad Loch. Plot-d Ind
iu’ocki t 051m "“of the t unity ebupnb'.c:n‘i
Poole I
House u; (loads. {Inca q cum WIN.
LAWN MOWEES.
Agricultural Implantatm, Hcchmicc' Tools.
W. C. QUIN’I‘ABD & 00.,
No. 3. Opera House Black.
com-a nonwux. 0020!.
WI! um
V“!
w. c. Qumran.
south Recruit. Nov. ll. m0.
Carts,
Wanna.
Rocking Horses.
“1*—
B. 8: 3mm“
F. R MS“ 3303
Arc-«rm mrmumm
FAN CY" “GOODS
’ FFLIFI’Y PRESENTS.
mac and Desirable
v
GREGORTS rout 1mm 1
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NOTICE.
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‘f‘bI IIwaIbIrI. but“ had III «lad “I
RcwIlMVNquuMMMI-ouc
ROAD noon.
ummuwunulutm
OYSTERS, GUNS. AND VARIETY
OF SEA FOOD.
'm‘m hurdohnmclluw’cr
Iibhnoticu ,
m Ibo“ “numb-mum“ with '
smuummImmcuM
lull.
F. I“. STEDIAN & SON:
W
lob-ll Runwux. Sept“ ll“. If
bum Snutu’inr,
REV. c. w. SHARP. PRINCIPAL.
All INQLISH AND
OLACOIGAL CGHOOI.
r0 mum
Boys and Young Men
FOR ll’b‘lh‘m 0! m3:
A?
DARIE N CON NI,
mammal“;
rt senor .4.” 'III.
A? “mARS Ind \ In wilibv
ems nun rouse mom will I. W
mmumwmmufian.m '
cram mumwummm.
LOUIS J. BLAKE,
Attorncy A Oounullor-ct-Luw.
Olcs in Sword‘l Winn;
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
(clamor {8m llccd.)
unwound WII linen an”:
Prudmin IiIlbI Conrad! the am Calm-
‘i‘fx ”mm" ”m“ m“ ""
a
0m frondtltlliul..fronll‘l.to
SP.“ from'l‘!’ 3.3!!!!
GEORGE W. SMITH
Donia in In kindsof mote.
GROOERIES,
PROVISIONS.
FLOUR AND FEED
The Older! Grocery in South flomlll.
..
WIIrI «Quin door notrcqcfncclml Io! Idvor
tint-cub- to I. m rbnt the Idli'y
ofocr IiIIlwaIthobutinmt-kculndtbc tiny
“churn. cut in pmbuvd IIIcwbIrI.
Pmduoo taken In Exchancr‘
GIT @337
Centennial Tea. Cup
AND
SAUCER',
E.K-LOOKWOOD’8
Camphcrrine,
ABM!“ “DIVA“. ,
WWW“
Rheumatism, splat... scrum
Glandular Swellings, lie.
infirm. mm A“!!!
a. ‘ 1
remnant-laud.
maoumw”
Guilt-til“ “f
I. 3. onion“.
; ~ m. ‘- ,
I u ' 'mwmm
The Hint & Beiden 00
M lb! mimu m
=m.1a.u«cmacr.s.lnuam .
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SCREW uomns.m
m
.wmunmmucwnmm
Q
Lathes, Planers.
City If llttrtli uncut;
“swimming“. .
{aubuuflmmmmw _.
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mamammmfim“
mow-cum
Domino and NM “3;
“Hogans. ream-cm
At 11:5.er M‘m
LIIvI Dcttburyform
“sandman. IL. 1 Antoni-lord.
imam,
w
New York and New
In low York.
At 8:“ A. I. m Inna.
" m
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ft“ “ Loco!
a”. an... m at
Mt " mm
was “ Anon-um
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