VOL. 5. NO. 23.
llellcu'epe.
or 3. 0. mos.
—- :0: ~—
0. micron hm!
mooning o- eom ellnhroue Ilope.
la the Guy's super-Inst efleudor.
In the trace of twilight tender.
Glad my ear- I moor
To the euhtle spell tut binds rue.
While thy purple bloom euwiudr me.
Perm-ed t‘er out: Pudou‘e Ion-ow.
Sui u Love‘s drum of to-tno row.
Thu- ln gloom I wily grope.
hum-clustered huliotrope:
Now the :ir ll‘llnl in my right.
Flooding visions of delight;
Spirit head- with eudleu choir:
Bind my soul with gyve: of mm.
And met my been with wintry rain:
Eutnncirg tunic fill- tly euro.
Sound. of hoghier. full of lean.
Flowing with delicious polo
Through my worn Ind weory bull.
shroudtng ell my ml with yiooom.
Banishing ecclt dreod of hope.
Buried deep in cluttered bloom,
0 eweet. purple heliotropet
flow the night-wind. freshly blowing.
Set: my humid blood 1 lowing.
.Aod my soul scene to revive—-
I shall fly thy spells alive.
l stall stem thy drecdful tide:
Purple flowers. I wildly love thee?
Perfumed flowers. I love thee not!
E‘er thy subtle fregnnce blade me—
I love thee—end 1 love thee not!
1 crush thy bide—then bid them ope.
llellcloue. subtle hellorrope!
CALLERS.
—— :0: —-
liY MARY KYLE DAI.L.\=‘.
-10:—
“Ami why «in you think it Would be such
‘a drc-ull'nl thing t l do. my dent?" ukcd
Eire. t‘imlmr‘rs. looking merrily into her hus~
band's gnu—v face. “You can't think how
much (Ilnv it saves «me-you can't indeed."
“But yum cm‘t tell how mnchlll-l‘xling it
would crmlc," sud .\lr. Clillmcr-x "You
see. my lli‘iif! you've never burn a clrrgy-
man's wife before—the recviving of calls
has never lit-cu n tlIlIy until now."
’~ In. of course. I uoull alumni to any
Spoon! curs of the p mr :It any flow." will
12lt‘lill)’.”l)ili I w u‘ l so much prr-l'cr su-
tin; rim-'15 Ill!“ ll w, or pub Ips two. i] the
Week fur ruc til; ralllvrv. 'l‘lltr: rt . your
butiuns. 3‘an k-v my. and the pulirtinn. it‘lil~‘
an l-~m. ml -. ‘e. \' «ll kn Iw. Shall I Ill-glrct
blew i lt;m-l .II: illing~ 3"
“ll. Ila 'ii‘. i' "i would ”I f fiml )‘mlr pl n
to alt‘w’r.“ rvp‘swl lilt‘ I‘lrrginlnt. ‘\\’.~
mutt in ll 1)" r xi): il-i' vll" ”It"; 4 Il.“_\'
It "1'.“
MN. t‘ :: u»r« elil um mun». Strive
gun) I‘ law "|’ " ‘: r l:‘.l«‘lI . l“ minim t’.
Tim it. *‘I‘ . t‘ini~nrr~ hmlj'ht IIIurlicIl
and urns; t '. l no u» in. p .rson go a yum);
:ml l .ll. l ui-lnx from Nt-w
Y rk. mil lll . I‘m ‘ilnn l) tum-n them was
as \‘Itl‘. l. l\‘t‘ w. n. “llt'lllt‘r s‘w n‘IvIulIl follow
I] :r mill ('H‘I’ull n‘ rsl'mviulg (‘n‘ls ml 3 st I'm]
(115', .,,. l-livl r lu-rwli u.- in tl.c cungIt-th
tinu ul’ lxr-r h-HhMt l‘s i'll'll‘i‘ll fmtu «Inc Ility's
curl t I lit» n‘lr- r
ile lI . l :« ‘ lywl il-fill ell? mould. Illtl the
(muse ‘it‘d ;’ Bill l ',)”!ll:lpi elm tfiuughr l ) hut
.t n. :‘n be ill ll clvrgymetl‘e wires
were cxpi-rw l l I :lvv I‘wztltu‘l and alvicc l l
sulvu :witin; llu if!“ and i)illll>l.:‘f uniu llllnils
tllsvaw. If m, she or Is rt-miy.
Ii wlm‘ul ho lutr duty In help her liegcll
lord in I‘vl‘r: w lynh ~r Ilutv IInl her pix-us‘
un- ulzw.
Meanwhilt‘. It‘lIrll lie li-lIl gullt‘ iii his
‘tudy. the sri ltcrsulf .‘tllItlli some uwful
work. 'l‘hr salary tho t'lcrgytuur revolved
till not allow his wifv i I live in idluncss
and she lull hid her plans ta restore It di~
Iaprtlttml gum .n. t I its pristine Itsefltlncee‘
when he dour lwll an! n s‘urp VOIL‘Q‘. in the
bull “le :
“It Mm l‘hulutrrs III homo! Yes, Uh.
well.jttst «h Iw me lulu the common room.
ain‘t mufw comp my of mo. I‘m—“
But ticfnrv the Miler could nuke her way
across lhr ll ill. )ln. Chalmers had opened
“it? parlor Iltltll'.
Familiarfly with «ringers mu no delight
I I hcr. and she chow to “make cnmpmy“
(If pcnplc of whom she know lillle.
A tu‘l thin woman ltl awry hrlgl t shawl.
nliluc Ilnflv. Siltnuil cnlurvd g1 ~vci.untl n
pink but I ll'I‘N‘I‘ us she Illtl III.
“.“Ils Buck.“ she sold introducing het-
ut‘lf. “I W!!! at tho ' homo cmuimn‘ but I
rcckm yutt wouldn‘t rt‘lllvtmlwr mo. hridae
id on lulu-u up with Ilwlr parlor-m. It msv
nos 08 uftcr Int-hilt: i It lultlntu“. they wish
theurclves incl: lulu single himsellneu
again; but they unkv 3.: mo of ‘cmsclvus for
uwhile. 1 Int at l to my mute till. Alusn‘t
think I turn y In. Yul sec. ynu wasn‘t a,
gal. you was it willow. they my; and Idun‘l
wnp M wil In mn‘tc lure lllllK‘llP‘L Eb .‘
D ti Mm?“
fwnlnll’xllil-
M'l'
"Really-fut! Bil-s. Chulmrts. hor culnr
deepening. ‘ l mu not ticctlsiumutl tn—"
“There? uni this Vlelinl‘. titru~ting hot
(-lhnw into Lo-r silt
“You‘rv. and.
mind me. Dill molds cln say what they
like."
“l'hvu they u licenso for ilupettinrucc
was on Mrs. Chulmer‘u lipa. but the w
strained herself.
‘Iv
.
"It only my way of tuliinn.’,' all the vi:-
llor.pluugiug he! elbow into the tide of her
“Now. don‘t mind mu.
1 clwuys have despised the luv”. rum-d our:
snorted when they proposed to pro. spacial
ly widowere. but I expect norm married
folks ere heppy enough—kinder bulhheppy
you know. About! Oil! 8: you lost your
busiest once more.
tint partner f"
“Yer." aid Kn Canines.
naked mu m. , .
"l‘vuuever bruit out boning.” aid In.
f Grain-ere.
‘ “an.” cried lire Beck.
of Satin. 1 oer.“
“Yer. fleli itt
pert-z! loom you
and m we:
nymw .0 ill“. Emil“
rndmefltoqyulhhow do “new
“ofyou‘n food
new:
turd «norm
carnelian-no. 1hr: "In June.
minnow“ a! tit-nit“ e
film. ___,
IanIW'Il you be. DJii‘t
' But he left you outufortuhlv. didn‘t hef"
e connotation when a
well olonly then b
in the wot-fl How.
the-office!“ My”! Sulfi-
map-dfiwfimwhetfi ol-
‘ m Then-juri-
mfiumdmm ““p
m '1 r.
'tother day. before you come from York.
not! told In. Steve» Chimera. the doc-
tor‘s eunt. how the under-Hood you wee fifty
yeors old. end he hurried you for your
money. Up speaks Seliny Cheltuere and
aye the:
“Ltwmuw. I‘ve eoeu lur. I don‘t like
her neither—don‘t eee whut Cumin George
saw in her; but I reckon the Ain't lunro‘u
forty: And now I see I. don't believe you or:
thut."
Mrs. Chalmers. who wu twenty-eight.
felt her color rise again. No women is in-
difl‘creut to Iddillous to her aground spiteful-
ly rettiled at secondhand. such things are
must provoking. However. she hu'l tense
enough to any nothing,
“Mrs. Glimu said you'll worlthi hurd to
catch him. too." said Miss Brick. "Now.
how men that was."
Mrs. Chalmers. knowing: the circumstant-
cos of the case could "fiat-d to smile at “lid
and did.
"You see, Seliny wantnl him hcrrelf. if
they Ire coosins.“said Miss Deck. “Hem——
yes-~ “'6”. Pro made quite a call. haven‘t
I? and you must come to see me. I‘ll drop
in often and cheer you up. I‘m nmmlv'r
bend to cheer folks up. Good morning !"
Mrs. Chalmers bowed Miss Beck out loy-
fully. and went back to her sowing. Two
stitches had been taken. and ugni.) the hell
rung.
hrs. Chalmers was wanter‘. and the Cil-
l:r had sent her curd up—“Mlss Jones.“
Entering the parlor. Miss Jones arose and
Unwed with perfect elegance. She was lady-
like and WCIl‘dTCSSQtl, and had about her a
certain statursquc repose quite charming.
but out of the mouth of thit statue came
nothing. To be sure. when Mrs. Chalmers
had told her the weather was fine. she said
“Yes." in the most civil toms. and to every
other rt-m-Irk she (‘Ifi'urcd an (qually polite
assent. but remark she offered nunc. The
essence of politl-ne-se. she sat imntnvnbly
through the hnleur call. and n-Iired nt
l-Ist trim on amiable smile and no elegant.
how. Silt’ was evidcntly not brolll'ul, only
sprcc‘nio-ss.
“Mum.“ mill LllIhy. as Mrs. ClmlInI-rs
c'mvll lilt' Ilunr flint!” lil’!‘ Si'f‘tlllll guest. “you
* illl yuu‘tl llkt‘ in SW in line pulillin' your-
sr-lf. null il‘s t-lI Vl‘il O‘l'lilI‘l‘.“
“Yr-1 lelwy. I H (‘ mug' Stiltl .‘li‘v’. (”lull-
illt‘ts; but llvfnrt- r-ll ' “'18 lulif “'tly :lr‘l‘nss
the hall the hull run: 21mm.
New York no one
ever Cu”! uulil afternoon," .Iuld Mrs (‘hnl-
more “if it IInIIilI- r CIllcr. m lkl‘ the
pulling )‘Ililr-II-ll', Lllt‘ty."
ll Ims :In:.llnr (Mil r—l-l'l‘s .‘Illf’tltN‘k-‘ll
sh In luliig nilli‘l‘d gtrmcnls. null
“it‘ll 'l 5 II I‘.l Ill illllit‘l'llll lnmk ill lli‘l‘ ll'tntl.
‘ Y Ill‘rv- limiting a! llll~ hook. I s 1-." she
mi l. lifll’r i‘w first Van-clings Iver»: uvcr.
"\\'l=n_ll r “llll ll l!_ .l IIl'I you? “'rll. MN.
('lm'm- rs. it‘s ‘l \Htllimu of munuecxipl llllt‘v
iry. Mme; I‘m :I l'tlc'. \VIIntler I don‘t
fizzy putt ai‘ don‘t you ‘3 I do it an princi-
p:.-. I .lun‘t why the sex should [to
m It’lre-l in t‘u‘sothina». D Iciul‘ess—pnvicsa
a truss—Absurd? It‘s only an chiilitiun
nf III-In's tyrany. l {or one «lou‘t submit to
It. That‘s one of the: Nations the editor of
the Frmlunl'i Bluuer won‘t publish my
piece; That's why they won‘t hew‘rfiu‘t t
the oilicc of the Splash and Bplullvr No
unlirr. I don‘t curt. No. Now you wont
tier why I‘ve brou;lxt the book. We'll.
Iu.\’utn.you tire a woman of mind and l‘m
going to read than) to you. Nut all this
time—choice selections. You are sentimen-
tul. I know. i‘ll trad you the pocm I wrote
in the hour of my deepest ulllicilou. when l
wuajilied by ti young mun of tho lliullL‘ ul
Sprigglus."
“Pleased to hrnr it." still Mrs. Chalmers.
“Sit in tho armchair. All.“ Murdock.
“I will.“ slid Miss Milrtl-Ick. "If lily
feelings should owrp l\\‘t.‘l' me. it Would be
more convenirnt. It out: the most henutr
ful attachments. um‘aIn; the most divine
thing. but there rue wmnun with n aerpent‘a
pOer, um‘um; allt‘ one of ‘out set her cup
for Sptigeius. llv succumbed."
“lluut l‘" rilll'l L'lbhlo lutottogtttivoly
through tho crack of tho door.
“Do as I told you. Lillhy.“ said Mrs. (LllttL
tum. summoning a sigh.
. Thorn! llnos.“ hogan Miss Murdock. crow
lug hcr felt. which wrro a hurried u‘ttll Al‘-
tic marathon and a pair of rod and grain
lemmas. exhibited tI mlvuuluw by u very
short black u‘npacn dress—“those lines are
wrlueu when I first bccnlno more of his
treachery. null-n“
“Begging pardon. uluul.“ will Libby. pub
ting her head at the door. “Will you have
the turnips wholu mtltltltetl f“
“Mashed.“ whispered Mrs. Chalmers. Ex~
cute utr. Miss Murdock."
“()crtululy." said Miss Murdock.
you’re busy I needn‘t rend. though.“
“I hope you won‘t deprive the of the
pleasure." aid Mrs. Chalmers.
“Well. I tell you.“ Mill Mia Murdoch.
"Sumo wouldn‘t though. They‘re too moon.
They‘ll be afraid their pleceu might be ato-
leu—thvlr idem. you know. I‘m ubovo
(hut. About l—hem l—frog in my titlout :—
them!“
“hire our. though my hurt you bmko.
Not on oury word 1 upon.
Toowhltl too whoo t‘
“It‘l euppoeedtehu night. null tllut‘t an
owl in the hulfrey.“ excleiuttd Min Nun
dock. for lire. Obulmert but visibly curled
lit the myuterlous whoop which turned from
hot-lips.
“But “night. when oil is Itill.
“low you“ with no“ will.
roowutt teowhoo t“
“I we: mediating wield» n that little.“
told Its-flaunts.
“Indeed! [regret to hear it." uld Mn.
Chum
“And you severe-atoll“
“amnion“
1‘0”!“le
Wh- II and you together not.
All in cavern tweet wu not.
To. whit! toe who. i“
“Simple. ain‘t it!" mired alias Nulduclt.
" Very.‘E «id but. Continual.
“not grand. t to—Iltl'i it!" asked Nina
W.
"Quito no.” aid In. continue.
“ _ . acid It. Hemlock.
“ M originl.’ ensured Hrs.
Chi-ere. ‘
"G vu.l gi‘ucinilsl in
i.-
in Jul)
.‘(N‘
M]!
"' _“1 her would can: fit-
m wherefore art than to Il‘etnudttf she’ll out;
Autyouwill thlukof u~
0! no. no. no.“
"Kinder nor ulu‘titf" liked Mrs. Mur-
dock. “ Tuln't. at mud n t'olher. but I.
didn‘t try for grandeur lu thut place. "two:
fool. loo: Sprl'gglua run down dreadful after
he mtrriod thtt critter.
" I'll take I rcpt now. Disappointment in
love has Ifl‘ccted my bronchial tubing. the
doctor aye uud I can‘t read long tugothor;
but I‘ve: classified my poem. There‘s five
despairing once. and ten dejected once. nud
threo all-llvover outer. end ten romlnisconucl
of the past.und four to Eprigglnn. Let's
see—that's twenty-one: end I Iccknu I can
write flvo or all more; and or you urea
Womnu of menus and my pfetnr‘s wife. tell
you what I‘ll do. You wtlto three or four
pieces. I‘ll flx‘em up for you. and we‘ll
bring ’em out together. ‘Puems by a Broken
Hearted Ono. and the Reverend Lira. Chal-
mers.’ I've always writ under the signa-
ture of ‘Thc Broken-llourtcd 0::0.‘ and I’ll
give my [auto and you go to the expense-
chl That‘s fair. Why. I'm known every-
where. It‘s a chance for you; t'ikl‘ it."
“Really. I am not literary." said Mrs.
Chalmers. “ I never wrote verses."
“ Then I‘ll write aomo and put. your name
to them." said Miss Murdock. “I won't
write quite as well as I km. ntd no one will
suspect me."
Before Mrs. Chalmers could recover her-
self from the (fI‘K‘li of this generous offer
the hell rang again. and in rushed ubrittk
young lady, with human reticulu on her
arm.
" The minister‘s wife. I believe," she said.
“ Alt, how are you? I'm II member of your
husband‘s church. and I don’t approve of
your husband's way of prenchiug in the
least. He‘s not what! call orthodox, So
I came out to do my duty by distributing
tracts and selling ufew books that I‘ve writ-
ten myself. Here‘s a trIIct-‘Duty of ll
Minister‘s Wifc.‘ That's free. The books
are lwcuty~five cents each, but I‘ll sell you
one for twenty. Needn't buy it if you don't
likc. No charge for cxvuulnntimt. Pul—
trait of myself in the front by it young
ft'irull 0' mine. It was it lnlmr of luvu.sn
Illun‘t llml fault with it. tuotlgh il tlon‘l
tl llH’l' Inn. Oh, I furglll. l‘Iu Miss Xeno-
llll llrunu. and to pruvc that I don‘t him“:
yutl fur your lllhll Intl‘s wnIlt of urthuloxy.
I'll tlillc with you. Illkc the Print”! out. of
tho pulpit. “'1.- gIl lm mulit’c."
Au ll prlvztlt: illtllVlllil Il. Mrs. Chullnvrs
WI-llld lmw tlDf‘lzt'tl tho an-r. llml ll'll'llrli'
slgnifi-‘Il to Miss Xennhin that thc anonvr
slit wulkml out (if it illt‘ lw tI-r.
As it clo ruylunu‘a wife, 5110 did llIll know
what lwr duly was in the ill IltI-r. S -. cx-
cusinu ll. TS‘ ll. she “‘t'nl. lulu I‘uo dining
rulilll ill um: in lllt.‘ 'lillll‘.
li'lurulnu. silo l'. tl-lvl ll lll‘W trill-st, who
lml (‘ttfllt‘ in with II t Ilng‘lnu. uml sloml sl-
loutly filming nhI-ul lu-r willl lu‘r fingl-r in
llct' multlh.
“ This iv Penny Plckl'r. llru. (‘ll'IlIuI-rs.”
mill Miss XItllIilll‘i. in l\ll explanatory [unt‘
of vult‘t‘. “I cum shu‘s come to dinner.“
Aside silo atlllud: “Shn‘a hulhvltlrll. you
ace; and they can‘t I! I anything list-fol with
hurt to they send hot out n vlsltlng must of
llw Ilnle. Yuu‘ll have her at least three
limos a work. 1‘! 0 other nliulstvr‘s wifv
Illvl "
“ Will I?" said Mrs. Chalmers. to llf‘l'fielf‘
But she shook the rod paw that l‘runy
oxtcntlctl. null luviloll lll‘l‘ uucst into tho
dining-room. 1.
III lho mhlsl of tho meal a loml vulcu woe
lwunl M the kltchou \lflot. and us it [it‘llt‘lllh
lt‘tllu illt.‘ «lining-mum lI was t'olloWotl by
the figure of an old lady in u polto honutl.
homing in her huml u long cnlloo bag well
tillocl with what luoltvd attaplclnualy lllto
clothing. who nudliml to the ladies tutti
shook hands With Mr. Chalmers: thou.
waving her brown glove to Mrs. Chtllnlelfll
criml pntmulzluuly:
“I‘m old Mr: Buttotuwynuug Miss But-
tvr‘a mu. Put me any-whole; don‘t tuulto
utty fuss about luv. I‘m so fond of hearing
Mr. Chnlttwrt pltttclt that I actuoltw haw
come tun miles to stay over Sunday and list
too to him. Glutl I fit t in at dinner illllt‘l
1 wouldn‘t haw liked to have made you git
n meal M'tll‘ for “W."
So paused the morning. In tho liftoruouu
canto four lutlira. who oulloll to any it was
“utilioduy.” (our more who wanted sill»
wriptlona for their special charities; u llfu‘
luuurttnco wont. who luauml olvrgyuwn‘u
wlvoa on low tortusl and It cuuenlluua old
female. who hunrtlod myoterimta hlnle u:
to tho propthty of the conduct of revorul
members of the cougrrantlon.
Out of the» II party of six remained to
tea. and there was mt awful pmphccyof
wuu Inuit hoepitublo to one and till. All .
and till the next day. the MI in her pal-l
reaching visitor. who come immune they
had nothing clue to do. It war a perpetual
levee—u continual aortas of dinner pulled
and tn compatriot. Otlwr lltlouteil persons
arrived. read their poeull. played their oom-
poeltlous. gave exhibition: of their ultlll in
oratory. and ttayod to rituals.
Peony Pucker fulfilled Min Xvnotalu‘a
warning. and came often. And time work:
rollutl by. and the clorgytuuu‘s fuoo grew
longer. and his wliu‘a eye. uptlrklotl with iuu.
It um not for her to dltobey her won».
She waited for his Mulmllldi.
At lat one rooming. when they were
alone for tho atst time for many weeks. tho
two looked at each other across lilo humil-
ftlst table. and he Ipolto elowly.
“ dour. I'm not euro but that ldcn of
yours which I condemned u too fflhlontv
bio for u clemmu‘u wife wu who."
“Wk“ idea. George." aired Ill: wife
meekly.
“Received roll: one day in I week. Li:-
ulo.“ sold the clot-gym“.
“Jun a you uy. my dear.“ Illd‘urr.
culture. ‘If you lulu opera 0-"
“I recommend it." cold lb. Charlton.
Therewuucoodtleul tilt chant In
0mm in or town the following week.
c 0
their liven in visiting blunted tho allow.
wife for giving herself tine forth. perfor-
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been found to be c good one.
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IpflAfl'K A. TOLLES a: (70..
ounce m
U liUUbililES PROVISIONS,
l’raservel. Jellies. Canned Fruits. Etc.
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK MAIN 81:,
norm: wonwux. CONN.
\V 1!. 'FOIJIAES.
' Dealer in
Stories, Tin “'tu'e. Cooking Utensils.
lamps and noise Fur-lilting floodl.
fill-nu Roofing. Tin. Copper Ind Sheet Iron work
:tXI‘k‘il‘it-q to order. Jobbing of oil kinds promptly
Ittuu or
.71! WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
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GREGORY’S POINT
MARINE RAILWAY,
sov'ru sonwnut. or.
CAPACITY OF RAJLWAYS, - 1.000 TONS.
“ranch Built or I‘mn'nd at Short New.
Furniture for wlflall. Paint. Ollu. Duct Vlfllllh.
(Julian. Ship 'l‘oull. ew.. constantly on humi for rule.
ldtl 0 II n G I! B In .
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THE CLARK HOUSE,
SOUTH NORWALK.
614m: r53??? " 19.71“.” R It. WT? '
Geo. glarlr. Agent-
GI‘OCJEIILI“: u
JOHN uvrculuos,
Forutorly "Inching: .u Forrtl. Bly‘a Block. Main
moot. South Norwnllr. Thankful for the out put-
onuo rooolvoll front hi: onutolneu. he hopue. by
heaping It good umtmout of tiromloe. to meet
their approbation. unit Iooure u aouorout thm of
their putronuue in the future. Hf
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l. B. GUYER isoll
DEALERS IN
CHOICE FAMILY
Enillllillllis
lull, llllllll,FE
PROVISIONS
AND
MEAT&
Corner Low &» Bouton Stu.
rout )Il.
Elli)”
tlou. Arturo of the pit lie putronugu roumtfully
mllclted.
, . Joan scuum.
Murcia 1815.
r. w. an!“ anatomic
nnnnwAnn.
commute-ti " 'hu‘n‘ui: M I . ‘
cum mom“.
Ellxcre. Extructa. Eye Stones.
Cnmphor. Gloves. Cobalt. Cu his.
L amulu Puflder. Knives. .—
ruggist Sundries. Darn-inc. Digntuliuo.
Rouge. Rum Buy. Rue. Rug-weed.
Uva-Uerel.Umbrollus old to lend.
Guarana. Gum Sticluc. Gum Trogacumth.
Glycerlne, Gelatiue. Glue. Gum Arable.
Isiuglooa. Indelliblo Ink. Indigo.
Skins Chnmoll. fiafi’ron. Sage. Senna.
Trochos. Thyme, Tar. Tongue Scrapers.
Syrups. Spermeceli. Strychnln.
Ointmeula. Oils Essential. Oil Castor.
Unicorn Root. Unrivuled Root Beer.
Tuvauoa Rubber. Tooth Brushes. Tin Full.
Honey. Huir Brushes. Humphrey's Specifics.
Napthe. Nutmegs, NorvintilDodd's.
0m-meul.0il Cod Liver. Opodcldoc.
Realm-ere for the Fair. Razors. mt Poison.
”Mars—Medical; W in of the Woods.
Aniline Colors. Atwood's Cologne.
Leechca Bout Swecdish. Llumeuta,
Knowle‘a Insect Powder. Kulllairnn.
Gill and so. for yourselves. really to wait
On customers. We can be found for
Night calls. on Havilund Street.
Nearly opposite Hook & Ladder Co, No. 1.
REDIQVALe
JOHN SCHAUB.
llu rumored his
Boot and Shoe Store.
To the “Ind formerly occcuplod by ll. ll. Prichurd.
oppoelte the Post (Dulce.
Where he trhl keep a full stock of ull kinds of
Man’s, Boys’. Women’s and Chil-
dreu’s
BOOTS 6L SHOES
0f the uteri Stylee.‘
All kinds of Winter Gouda. of the bi!“ quullty.
A full line of RUNBER BOOTS
n ur-
AN D
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Puritan!" attantioa puld to
CUSTOM! VVORII.
All our own work ll gut-unmet! to give nil-fac-
>. punt-M «vi,
AN HAIR.
:ilu-lnz neared tho IOI‘VlCM ofj
u ,
HUM
PROF. ISADOR JEAN,
Who lm hull cereal you" exp-doom in Pull. end
lu fully oompeton to do
All Kindsuljlair Work
Ludieefiur Dreams.
1 fool confident of run ubihty to plum ell who fu~
vor me with their trounce. I turn ohm proeuwd
a machine for It“ uhtoulng oomhluue. with will be
mu» up into
SWITCHES.CURLS. BRAIDS &c
in the moat "little manner. I ulto hoop consist ti:
on mu It full «out of the elbow. good. which i \\ lI
ll
”no FIR our cunt-n
'l‘iutn any other nonlet- to town. Give um «it.
.3!£§£E§;§L
‘l‘tNWJ moor. I. mutant
multitrq ruox uiv ‘uuu mum our ‘Aau flaunts
“I‘ll «om lvtndwt .I.
“snow
.to wall out eponu tau mu ‘3‘“ on to
yuan“ got! at u ouuuuoq‘uauto uu Mirna um
‘88.! SI'I'IEIIREJ
‘0 at “Hull
3“ a(“la 9‘“ llWt iSJEIO‘ muvfivvmr V
lVIIHfl'IOO 'IIVI-l
KEARNEY‘S
FL v10 mum
BUCHU!
It the only “0qu far
BRIGHT‘S DISEASE.
Anti | poultlvo “may for
Gout. aunt. Strlotunt. mm new“. u
m. nobility. Drew. Fungal: Igflmnm "'
ct ti u l mtlueuoe f
Roma illm“ "meta. orllloorolloo thmm
BLADDER and KIDNEYS
lperutulurrh Lou or Whine. largo!“ or
Painful Men-2:: nevi Dow Chlorate. , terlllty
and ell completin- luoI out to u.
'msmm it. Bladder. Neulu Grunt or mun»
‘“"".?.fili'.....“‘ “much'mw
an‘ no?“ their-tune. It mm
mu" tm‘c‘fimtt'thui mm“
WWW...“ w'ua'urrwmvuml “firm;
ell- flm mum cud “prim
*"Umg'" ‘mm mu '
“00“?“ ion- at»: “may;
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wauggummm no". fiuflmmuu“
Kearney’e In Brief“:
gonna!
um. tot
comm my arm
.DAY, APRIL 22, 1'87 5.
KEARNEY’S Ext. BUCHU
meal-Inc‘s MP9“. . _.
'fl” Stink em " '33
3 0°“
ctionm.
mull: xii
Whales“!
lCE emu it'lilturtcruaras,
For the wholuelo Ind veil-ll truce.
GAZETTE B UILDING,
ROIWAII. 001!!-
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IIIIR ‘u‘o m uo'nw‘um
mum-nun. .
Taos.r.onorr.
LANDSCA. P E GARDEN ER
AIMIOWWM 0|!qu mm
Ordure received thro P. 0. Box %. Sou not.
Of... or n this once. will promptly men to.
Infinite" t
.1on Wdinomll W RY.
W.H.A|muwxu.. g. ’ ' “
Ann. M. LAwuu Gout Wart rt.
loom Jumuox. i VegaWinklegonohokue. NJ.
CM Con. Phlledolp 1“ tf
AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE 00.,
01“. WATERTOWN, rt. 1.,
Assets over $100,000.00,
0. E. WILSON
Agent for 18“
m: DABIIN wanron'l‘
NORWAEAS'rou end fission. '
omce next door to Fulrnold County Bank. Norwolk
BELL & IIILSDON,
Whole-ole um not!“ Boaters
, -m—
OYSTERS. CLAMS. FISH
_ AND LOBSTERS,
Oysters by the Barrel end Ghllon. ‘
Tomato Cmup by the Half Pint or Barrel.
rum? AND VIOETAI LIB,
Canned Frnlu and Vegetables.
wear or THE NEW YORK tun mam
RAILROAD Intro
o
South. Namath. Conn.
um: um. nun: WI.
1-H
Norwullr Steam Dyeing cud Suturing
Establishment.
Factory and Ollicc. cast of Horse RR. depot
Dream and Bron Goods. dyedlor cleaned.
Particular attention paid to tho'Dvelug. (linen-lug.
Repairing and Pruning or
Gentleman’s Garments
by I now and improved method. requiring only
two days
It I D G L O V E S
clothed in one dry. to look littlest equal to new I
90 Cent: per Pair.
3‘983“ R. N . PER RY.
JOHN 1!. SMITH.
FLORIST,
EAST Sin! 0? IAIN STREET. 3001’“ OF RA". ROAD
City of South Norwulk Germ.
.. “Plant- and Flo-wars of all Seasons.
Flown" for Fuuoreln furolrhed. cod tastefully u
mod to ordor It short notice.
GO TO
HURLEyTT’S.
He will (lo you no harm.
In summer he will keep you cool.
In winter in will keep you warm.
BASéT-ALE,
The Best Family Liquors
eor'rtgiuoau.
TRY HY FIVE GENT CIGARS!
con. tutu tut mil-25;: souru summon
F. H. NASH ll B308.»
AN nou- purotlto exhibit to that FRIENDS
rm mt rumour“ ‘
Large and Desirable
Variety of
FAN CY GOODS
Hollllll insult,
continua: of
PORCELAIN.
BOIIEMIAM GLASS.
CRYSTAL.
PAR! AN.
LAVA.
and other wuroa tit unprecedented low prim
Baffin: Competition.
They no uluo MOI“! for the Mounted
ARGAND PARIQOR STOVI
with Cllulrorlou grate.
be pnrotlutod. “d wow taken the rotulutu
ova nu competitors. Also it
in other line: to greet vet-ht: .uud Ibundeuoo.
‘ cm “I, I33 UL
NM: only to ho Icon to
China’s Witttlll Itlt Hatters
with DOUBLE rm POTS. for thou! of all others
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS
n
w. n- swamps,
um mum at
Ill Style:-
No CHARGE POI! (3|!me
When the Goods are Purchased It this Store.
CORNER WASHINGTON AND IAIN 81‘s.,
‘GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING
G O O D S .
A Fine Maori-elf of GENTS (10$, All Sluice
Merchant Tailor,
SOUTH NORWALK.
‘ ”WE‘VE »..
DflIEN SEMINARY,
llrv. c. w. SHARP, PRINCIPAL.
AN ENGLISH AND .
OLASSiGAL SCHOOL
. T0 PREPARE
Boys and Young DIen
FOR BUSINESS OB COLLEQE,
‘IAT ;_
DARIEN. CONN.,
“’1" Open Sept. 98, l8”.
DAY SGHOI.ARS.-BO sand Yo n M i
received u duy scholars. y u g on “I I be
GIRLS AND YOUNG LADIES” will be received us
My echelon. under special care of Ira. Slurp.
Mend for circulu- or uddreee Principal.
LOUIS J. BLAKE,
Attorney & Counsellor-at-Law,
(Mice ll Sword’s Building,
SOUTH HGRWALK, CONN.
(Office formerly occu led b Melvin .
Entmpce on Wuhinzto’u sure: 0 E Ind)
Pnctlceeln ell the Courts of the Stats. Convey-
ancirI curel'ully executed. Collections mptly ,
“if; Mm‘o‘ r s m m u fro-
ce mm A. .t 1! .; 3111’. .Lo
5 ELL: from 1’ P. N. till 9 RM. M
GET THE
Centennial Tea. Cup
AND
SATIOER,
E.K-LOOKWOOD’S
Camphorine,
ONE 01’ THE GREATEST DISOOYE‘RIES 01" Till
AGE FOR THE mm OF PAIN.
Puficulilly W"
Rheumatism, Sprains. Stiff Joints.
Glandular Swellings, &c.
(>er rumour: cums .i low-tux
For ratio by ell Danton.
REUBEN BOYT. Pmprlutor
to: Gammon WW. new fun:
(all forlt ut
’ s . r . l‘ u c It . s .
DRUGGlSX‘.
so!“ Nov-welt. c...»
i"
Carts.
W’agons,
Rocking Horses.
——.\‘l‘—-
a. x. Looxwoont‘s. -
OLD WELL
CLUB
CIGAR 3"
Are mode from the best quality
NEW FIRM
‘
' lit. the old Stand.
u
_ Fame.
89 Warp—Joe. !.
I. Durham
of Havana Tobacco. and wrap '
pad with‘ “the 7 finest? EQW‘ 7 '
"AW: '
WHOLE M
sum “sum-gum, unmet
‘ as. W
Won V.mw.
MW “(km—aw
“ .. '11 mm
fraud—it'll a... '
him: 9. XIII!“ more
Jam—mu 12mm '
hauling—W ‘ “I In.
.
W WT. m'.
m W ' .v-xllm 3.
W ( Walt G. (how: 9
W . .
m W§en~trtaom Gus-er. I. 3. Norton. 1'. 3. law.
“Wish-LBW? 'uuu'. m I. amped. V. '-
tal-u. he. . . .
u x ”taxman-l-
nous.
mu.
m
Rel-on ‘1': M mire: tars.
Alden 80133:: “ t“ 1510.
Tonnage Baker “ 188.
Wumnmm “mama-m
or com.
“mu—Winfield B. lured. Joni: 3. land.
“or. I. Raymond.
Mm.—J. J. Illlarll. Jouph Rm
Nelson J. (law.
Mae-Xenia I. Nor-km. cues. I. My. June!
I. Lute. Q - _
W and Gem—Joseph n. Ban-old. 3!. I
Korma. F. F. Byxbee.
m and mills-Nelson J. Crew. Joseph
R. Boyhood. Burr flush.
Fin Dam—Ch”. I. Duty. ”OI-1331'
mood. I. ll. Norton.
Sem.-Burr Null. F. I". Byaboe,
COX. .
Public Haiku—Thom]. 3:, mad. J‘. J. Hill-rd.
W. 8. Buford.
MM M—Jfl. ll. Lute. ME.Doty.3un
Null.
AW.—Eenford Wilcox. Bun- Knoll. r. 1'.
Byxbee.
Rural" and Wee—‘1'. F. Byxboe. he. H.111".
N. J. Crew.
6!
mm wu-
WHITE’S LINE
E 'ROII N ORWALK.
Elly of Notvall 01' P. F. Bully
Will lane from each end a! the routs biweekly
Finance cold without charge for catamaran
Freight ut old paoket nine. cod received lolly. _
All pereone ere forbid muting may of 00 en-
ployeee of either of the above boot- on coconut 0!
the owner! thereof.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
comrrcmo Nov. an. Mt
no“: Trun- leave “I“: Nor-walk.
At 9:35. All. $For Dubury. and all internal-fa
638. 9.11. etctioul.
At 4:82. PM . for all stations on owury nu Nob
walk. and Shepuug Built-onus. ,
At 11:00. All, for Bldgeleld; sud luteruofllh
eutlonu.
At ll :25. PAIL. Freight Train. ,
Leave Ounbury for Southflorweht.
At 6st end men. A.!!.. 1:36. 4:”. um mo. PAL
JOHN W. BACON.
Buperlntoul‘t.
R. R.
New York
‘-
In
‘33:“ ' ’
\VINTER
1814. May 37m wth. I'M.
Tutu lave Manger Sutton ot south Stu-wok on
% follow:
For Nev tort.
At ”3 Ahx. 303mm
8:90 “ Amman , ,
6:“ \I kl ‘ A!
rat “ M1: was. stopping at Steel“!
on . .
Y8: “ Accommodation.
3:8 “ Aoeouumletion.
“:00 “
1:18 P. 1!. Accommodation.
3:9 “ m
a“; :7. fleet-nu "a."
(339 “ Accumulation.
9:8? “ Baotou we“.
New York 01- South Nor-gut.
At nut. mu cm.) can. town. In» In on on. '
2:80 (Ami-3a. w to ‘3. (w
gliflmutl E: MN. 018%. ti. (33“) “*1.
so on. Union: on new Invent.
At :a *3“ Accountant)“.
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For We: vet-
mwulleef‘a‘mt
mum on Hotel; '
Jr‘nu'r x maul: H anal.
Grout oémut ‘ u.- w
GEORGE W. SMITH
orRooE‘RtEs.
PIEPVISIONS.
The Older! Grocery in South Hench.
\
We on mitt duel
um” to In our
our
rowan}. “kart In mononu-
7‘
w
JOB PRINTING.
aunt-rural. mourns om
I.“ III
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