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VOL. 5. NO. 40.
Written for the Stream.
CLOUD BOUND:
OR,
The Double Lives at Sil-
ver Brook.
By IDA VIRGINIA HALE.
Aether of ‘ Banter or. Tn lv-vnv or WALD-
In: "Tu (unnu- AID Tn IL-
nrvus: “ Dmviu-w urrunn‘"
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CHAPTER XV.
l‘.-cw tun, who first shell die to lengthen itfc:
[Iv-re “nude n lord. and there I lady weeping;
llrrv- mnuy nuk. yet than which we them fnil.
“are scarce atn-nztb let: to give them burial.
ls not this truc .‘
-.\'Aahptmw.
“ It's gold sir—as good as you ever set
cycs m sirfinnd you can have it cheap.“
The gentleman smiled-a kind,
smile—laid down the money on the flower-
stnud for his purchase. a little hnlvlluttut‘ in»
«put which be fustcncd in the button hole
genial
of his coat.
“ You sec. sir. I never would have taken
it in the “(mild for the sake of making the
trade but slit: looked so wistful like nt that
ruse—.it was a pn‘tl)’ one no Inistu‘tc—wnn'l
sill :bc woull be glut to part with it for a
dxliur an i so as I see as she iookcd kind of
all and pile like 1 look it und q we hurl) wk
4 quarter in change though the ti Iwcr itself
wisuincty cents. But it‘s hung on my
ititt.l<.sir. ever since. \thn you come
dint}: ItlIongbt ‘ Now is my tints: to sell it
for mouthing in your (are made me think
of her null [ thought you. like t-nouzb.
might find some interest in the thing You
new. sir. on account of the Mme inside—-
ask-rd tbc gcntlctuun
liv‘ lull
W“
“ is tin-re n uzIIue P“
waif: Adult: show of cutiuoty now.
listened simply with a cool hum-\rvd
£l8nr€ t. i the old Iinu‘s lupucimhm‘ss
dle h‘m‘bcd forth his hand. took tbc slcn»
.l~-r gull rmr. turned it ovrr nn-l rcul the
v‘uwriptiou on the inst-iv w
F» ‘.\'¢'!!rfm.u I'Mr’lqi. (Addict it“?
'l'ii tow it."
llv threw down n livedoliar bill lira
lit”: rc icmug lctheu lbv ‘rit'i‘llt'ril anxiety
Mil Imlunmdvd j »‘\.
“ Trll turf wln‘w' Ii m slic livc “‘
‘ i don't kn-m unswcntl tbr iurux mllulr
I~ It‘ i It tic nu lairu turn in his fortune. and
tlwn mile-d —
“ l Ltbrr think 5 uncwln r-J d out in that
alley. l.“l\‘5\\‘:l)'§ tlIIt‘u ill" \vty sllt‘ took."
l‘itmp \ . titun w Iitcl t» hcnr no tnorv.
lie hint-"l
lJ‘ ill ~ov'r man [I tinted
H ' ‘ll' !
{it t. p .l..~. m hxx tIuyIirit-s b It :I! lad bc
.wvu Itl llm (lift’t'li \tl ill “illl it
u»
rI'pr- i“.\l
“ ,2}. disippwmtmcnis
{ :,l!t l ”II" n}; » Wig :Ii-lc t I Inform lItIII Cor-
ltt‘liy
it i’ii rtpt l strulcs be be ;.in thv ascent of
tld" hi l,
“ .\l mm l‘st- “nun—give b Iby
rackctlv SLIlfs.
sour..- wu'
ht "
“ its. d: rim: "
Annun- pl Iced her arm around the omn-
ennui little form and tenderly
fuelli- head while ~lic btll the glrus to the
[arched l:p~.
1. h: dozen, once so plump and dimple-J
u: the knucklcs but now ion; rind
(‘lult'lxml nl itcputrly us though to drain it
I t the bottom. (Lu: 3“ all-aw
only (mused
d .er the thr ml with a low gurgling rutllll %
llultl lliL'
bud sunk back upon the mother‘s turn.
no.1 Ihcu tbcy rvl‘lxrd tilt-tr and
Anutttc plsw i ll") child gently down in
Its bed and us she smoothed tbu pillow b
(cw lloi tans roiwd down and dropped upon
tit an.
" it l'lSlL‘xi ind end it hurts baby to drink.“
That It. turnel its hcud upon the pillow-—
the pretty bend, shorn now of all its gold»
cu curled-and clusping the little thin hands
lurwhcr over the sheet fell elf into II slut-p.
Hm hot the room wnsl H 1w the flies
kept up their ccaseless hum and buzz
The sun glared through the single window
and lay upon the lure floor with that red
alckly August but.
The laid cloths wrung out of a basin of
wutcr which she kept. standing near. upon
the bend and bathed the hands,
Then she lmk up her stallion since the
day before. which the bud scarcely vr ~
ted for n moment. inside fanning the brut-
e! fncc of the sufferer.
Ub' the luxury of it little Ilium-y for ice
and wine and neuritbiug food.
Uh! to know that the price not for the
ransom 0f the life of your treuure is but a
few dollar! nnd you must ll! calmly by
filth fuijai blinds.
"er l'u‘bmd lud deterred bur.
It was a little thought but lhl‘ had caused
now It) may for it with that poignant grief.
.\ scum! of freedom even Lad begun to
lint now for the sake of this
blue one her heart cried out for his pree-
once.
If be but knew that his tbild was dying
Would he nut to uc to them? Then mock
ingly "we the b‘Mory of Ibe put um um
dlft'd not answer.
Tue child moved it: head u nearby and
then wurily vpomd the brown c-yis.
“ Cassy P” she murmured.
"He will be here anon. And wt.“ be
comes be will brim: erlie on ornngc and n
piece of ict' and then pub-pl also cut: drink
the warn—Want it it darting t-—ls baby
'OI'SI: 9" cried the mother uniting up in
anxiety.
The fee: bed turned to I livid hue. The
MIMI. in the throw! Ind thickened and one
:"Ped for breath.
anu‘nnrnuwen around her indent),
but it In a for. from In“ the life Ind
nod um. ck.- allows! upon her bung.
Udall! the kid but down mil. Bill!
"I the {aim elm.
Over be: fun then m n but. may
look all with in! align! q. in
1 site in pluck
Lemod gain; fixedly at nil that remained of
her youngest born,
There had been several knocks ll the door.
The knob turned now cud Phillip Veriton
entered the room.
One glance revealed him all.
Had be doubted that bin Icarch here in
this old tenement would prove as fruitless
us the other: the portrait of himself bung
ing before him on the well would bavqbcen
sufficient to convince him be war right.
“ ‘thtir. ‘Nettie my darling cinch—do
you know Inc!"
The sad. cumpnsaionnte tones. the deep
tender voice she remembered in the years
far back came like God‘s own messenger
from henvcn.
“ Phillip! oh! my b'othcr Phillip!" was
all she could murmur.
Ila drew her tenderly to n chair and sat
beside her. She leaned her head upon the
broad shoulder and wept and subbed in a
perfect abandon of grief.
lie did not try to check her; thanking
God in his heart. after the stony look upon
the face he had at tin-t seen. that he had
sent this blessed rclicf in tears.
And here (Huey. when. sol-(“hearted at
not receiving the money due his mother for
work, be entered an hour after empty-band-
ed. fcuud them
“1 am your ['11le Phillip.“ said the man.
aside, his full voice choking with the thought
of all they bal endured.
“ Unit will be a brave boy when I roll you.
your baby si~tcr has left us-Jiod has seen
lit in take her.
The boy cast one look of lnguish toward
the bcd but his luulht‘t‘v-Old I Ins mother.
iic went over to her and gently pressing
blunt it close to her side and laying his own
tbin itunti over hers he wliistwrcxl :—
“ Mums don't cry. If (ind took away
NI lli bc brought you l'ucle Phillip to make
up ft-r it—«didn‘l lit-2'
And the calm, ltcmlf tut filth of liar child‘s
wards >3Dli into .\llf‘.t'llt"a lit‘lll und cutti-
furtvd in l'.
lletc \vc will leave lbcm.
And us we pass nilcntlv by the bcd~idc of
little Nellie We will drop a tear for tho
mctnuty of the thousands of nibct little in»
nuceut liV‘S lllll arc yielded up to \ll'dlil in
tbe Cft\\\tlt“l haunts of povrtty throughout
tho long richly suntan r.
~-.._
(,‘llAi‘Tl‘le XVI.
l-‘ottitnntv ly for Ellie lbc msc “his :llillll“
- dI Itciy :ukrn up rind tlchudgc, madly kind-
bczutcd and act-tug timt nllt' kncw nothing
“'ill’llt‘l'l’.’ of tlIc nfi‘ur. distrust-Ian] her at once.
“It fits! :If‘i ulttt this Wits t i go it lltllt'tll
LICll: In 1 IL‘ Dismal tell-g mph 1 filk‘L and stud
II Incuugc to lur bu~boui III hilvur Brook,
from the ci'y. She bud bclicvcd .‘lr. littrnt‘a~
wotds iii-ll In: bud tnkcn ll truin in lit-fore
tbin l
tbt ll‘ dcpurttirc.
Slu- bml thc htitnilution first of borrowing
l‘lis‘ul tbc .
{tum laiIII l‘ to ninonutto dt [my this t .\pcnsc
' illti be ptrbups smitlcn uilb tlII convittiun
tlut in: linl told lll'l' it He In rt-ft'rcncvto llr.
Lynn‘s movements—knowing tint the prob
lllitililt'i wctc 'h .l be no ii i not l‘t‘t‘t'th‘ tbc
n. c: 3- :t and bill be tliligcl t ltllllill lint
rItIIrII alone, had
{fl l‘
night tzt it hutti. or tin-
ubich wuuild Sullicc
citbcr til tbcsc tvuIt-rgcncicn .
Ellie looped up hcr riding skirt its best 3120
could and then thrrit-tl bz-forc dnrkncss bud
givt'u her it ltill
quite .~ctticd down over the city to the depot.
llcic sbc lookul forward trcuiblingly but
will hope to n return answer as Well as for
but husband‘s presence as soon as it wuspos‘
siblc for him to rcnch her.
The time dragged on.
But, she reasoned. he
could not full to receive the word and tbcrc-
fore must ceitniuly be now already upon his
wuv.
Still no tun-Wen
Suvcul lulu: arrived and deposited their
burden of human freight which littered
through the various room: and then in hack:
and horse cars diverged in every dirretiuu
o Ily to leave her once more alone with in.
creasing fair and dread.
0b! to be safe borne once more. To lcrl
the shelter. and protection and love which
had always been hers! Could Ihu claim it
null r ltad not perhaps this but rub and
foolish act of burn ulivnated her from llt‘l'
hillbillld 1'
Another tnin came in. It was the last
upon which be poultily could come. Htr
heart but tumultuouuly in her bosmn. She
atniuvd b 'r eye: to catch the rim glimpse
of the proud. tenet-combusted furtn. But.
in vulu.
There were not many and tbese.ult.~epv
and anxious to reach their llhlbil or lodging:
with their tug: and vullm. bntrldely dis»
p Iaed.
lt mm Ieuly eleven. She could see by
he clock upon the wull. Sue remembered
there we: n frrlxbt train which passed
lbruuxb Silver Brook at. midnight. It aunt
utart very won. now.
She consulted the ticket agent. Found it
VII alrendy within the depot. Bed barely
lime to buy her ticket and with the mini-
gsince of a barrage-matter and his lantern
Eburrled down the lung enclmod archway
And get aboard.
When at tut nbc Ruched the little country
station nod wntcbod the rod licbt of the en-
gine notable. between dbtut bills. till rain
was falling fut end eke found born". in
this on-af-tbo-way place. st this into hour.
on thin unriva- Inluer night. Ilene.
Will the distal ambient the tut-every
sound nil vanished are the thick wart-g
ofvbcdropenpoalboluvasoftkcun-
kilowatt; ll Would rt-uch him on his nrrivnl .
l
‘dooz for supp ill.
call upon any of these neighbors for users-
tanee and thus expose hemlf to II multitude
of enquiriea and herself give publicity to an
afl'air which she desired moat earnestly to
keep secret.
She would walk home alone despite the
darkness and the hour.
She hurried along the winding road over
which the tall trees threw such dark and
grotesque shadows. Could it. be only that
morning tbnt with light. heart and flushed
checks she had ridden gaily along past these
same meadows?
Where was her husband that he had not
come for her? And if he had failed to re~
ceive hcr telegram where would he think
she was—what must. he think of her!
She hurried her steps still faster.
The dread of some impending evil drown-
ed the ncutencss of the fear and tituidily
from which she inustiotherwlsu have unfur-
ed from this lonely walk.
She reached the grounds of the place.
How lonely and dark it. all acnmcdl
She brushed put the wet. shrubbery. step.
pcd upon the pluuu and pulled the bell.
Not a sound of life within-gloomy and vn~
mm the whole plncc appeared. Another
and number ring rc~cchocd through
house.
the
A horror loo
ll accrued n life—
She lrcmblcd violently.
great for Words seized her.
time that she stood Ibcre awaiting some re.
spouse and only the signing and moaning
of the trees.
At last it window sash was raised. A
head leaned out and a voice. muttied
nskcd liltIltily:—-
“ \Vbn‘s tinder“,
Shc ncognizcd it.
“it Is I. Muggic~hlrn Lynn." she un-
swcird.
'l‘bcn Ibrre were foutratcpst down tin-stubs
Ind tlmuigli Ibo hall—the key unturncl. the
b all piisliml b Ick, tllc dour opt'tied.
ll‘l' it was not .‘lngglc. now but Zulu
who llfltl proceeded licr. llcr swnrtby akin
and th'll-nt‘l eyes rcvculod by it email slur
dud lump which she hcld.
Triumph and cutnpnsstnn strove for the
poultry over the woman‘s fan! and in tho
strange mingling of uptesalon Ellie rI-nd
lliv confirmation of her Wurst frnrs.
'~ob ? wbvrc is lw .v 'l‘rll mu
Ihc gasped. unconsciously
catching lbc woman by the unit.
“ Mr Lynn
-—it-ll Inc quick
husbund and
“i know not now. Your
both lcftupun ”to thrill
llc was ill immc
Mr-x liongcrsliuy
U‘t‘i wk trnln this cvvning.
nil tiny. llit Mr. “lush-whore in he!—
.\lr.-'. Lynn~olif my limit int‘yw"
limit was too law. Any consolation
\\lirt-b.~lu.~ might bum been nbotil to oil”.
[In 1 «hr in nu bcurt cunuldrrod it possible
to tltii-Vlili‘ll is doubtful) would huvu bow
in viiu now.
They \oung nifc ( quht the side of the
Zulu standing there in
“(T wbitc wrnppcr wi‘b lliu 1.1qu in lIcr
bnud z-ct'tnt'd Inciting nwny in thin uir. The
wulis spun around and around lu-r. und iii-l u
drciulfui darkness :twuiiowcd tvcrytliing tip
nill: rcclul and fell to the flour.
“ You have killrtl burr—you buvc itilllcd
her 3" t‘licti lilngglc rushing now down the
Sillllti.
She knclt upon tlIc floor bcnldu the "it“
wringing bi r hands.
my pretty miulrtsewmy poor dul-
ti mice! furn‘.
" “it 3
lint. little Limb,“ sbc usbbcd.
Zulu wcnt. and urousvd Ihc new acrvunt.
Togttbcr they lifttd her up nnvl curricd
hcr into the library as being the mutual
pl Ice nud laid but upon the sofa.
Maggie fullmch with rtrcnmiug cycs
While Zulu npplivd various l‘IStilul‘IIlth'S.
“ It‘s an evil dny. the girl. “ llul
luck rest. upon this house! An‘ to think of
all the trouble thut hna fullen upon the poor
child‘s bend this very tiny." shc snid.
O
“ cricd
0 I
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It was quite dark when the train stopped
for u few moments at the tnvu which ud~
joined Silver Brook.
Mrs. Dungcnbny. intent on C irrylng um
her purpose. was thankful for the awning
0t night to cunecnl her movements.
Alfred Lynn went ltntuediutdy to the
hotel. She followed him. 110 made in
qulrics of the book-keeper.
Yes. there had been a lady and gentleman
tin r0 that afternoon. answering his descrip
tion.
Two doteotim. u it ulterwards proved.
were Hopping there til. the little time. Thvy
recognised him an the one for whom llicy
were in search and arrested him on the Iput.
“ But the lady—what beam of but I"
aekel Mr. Lynn. his voice hoarse with sup.
pressed emotion.
“ I am not poaltive. :1 think there was
tonic-thing «id about dragging her down to
the city as witness or something of the
kind. It was It foolish idea anyway on
thvir part for it was evident that Ibo knew
nothing about. the cm. which was one of
form ry. The gentlemen sent word to In
to lure their norm returned to the lively
which we did."
Mn. Dummy wu concocted in the
Ibndowo of the old trcca when hr. Lynn
came hurriedly out.
1.: he paced by ha she caught n glimpse
of his fence. It war ut.|Ieru.ulnmat vlr.~
dictlvo in in outline. Yet in the eye. there
was Ibedowad form a torn-w ao touching
in it. damn. who: the: italrnek a chord
of aylnpnthy down in the hem of thin wo-
tnnn. , '
no hurried on.
line felt from the determined strength
with which be walked that thin had become
n matter of hand and to bin.
1!- won“ but. wife and she would
follow kin—for win! kl. wife we: lbw.
mmwwfim
Itwna n desperate receive. Utterly in
consistent with her proud lplrit. But love
or infatuation (and in their effects they are
closely allied) with a women of her age and
she a widow does not brook rcntrnlnl even
from pride. ‘
She would follow him.
And so when Alfred Lynn entered the
car which he had abortly before left he was
followed though he knew it not by this tall.
magnificent figure muffled closely in cloak
and veil.
Together they reached New York. He
did not enter the waiting-room of the depok fink, ct no es on is oo .4 on 5500 $7 on
Had he done so he would have found the
trembling form. the soft. timid brown eyes,
the red lip; quivering with remorse Ind
cruel disappointment at that very moment
of the one for whom his soul was now
stretched upon the very rack of enduring.
It was too lute to make investigation.—
He must endure the torture: of the long
night. first. But be thanked heaven that
she was safe tit inst from that man.
“A carriage to the Windsor." be said
briefly to a huekmnn and Katharine Dodger-
shay stood close enough to overhear his
order.
Site beckoned then to it driver from out
of the long line where with the stereotyped
phrase :— ‘ A carriage Inn‘um," now tn-
boocd upon llIcir lip°. they stood silent but
anxious.
llo cume for .vurd with alacrity.
“ Drive Inn at. once to the Windsor.—
chp that back In night. lf you reach
there at the same moment I will [my you
double," she nddud in u whisper.
And in it inoincut abut the two vchiclcl.
with their solitary occupants were willing
along through the brillluntly lighted strt‘ctr.
To in: t‘on't‘lnt‘nl).
w—«fih-w"
l‘nele ltube in the River.
— In: .—
llc in an industrious colored Innu.livlnIz
in It tunnll cabin down the rivm, nnd his
wife in n corpulrnt. good~ntiturcd wotnxiu,
but \ct'y ile.
S mic wrt-kn ago Rnnbcn bugnn to pnudrr.
llc bud never bt en a b Id nigger. but ho. had
ticvcr clubrnced Christianity. much to tho
sorrow of Aunt Susan, bis wilt-I who bud
becn preparing for "t‘tlvvn. to! those many
yt-Iu‘n punt. The more hp pondered lbc
Inorc bv ltccumc (‘UIIVitht‘d that ho might M
bct‘unio a christian. and Aunt. Susan cu-
conrugvd llilll with tcndcr Words and tcnrful
cycn.
The old man came to town acvcrnl days
ago to see about Joining a church. and Will
informed [but he would have to be biptiuvd
before bu could llt'Culllll n Illf‘llllwl‘. lit-
didn‘t rcliah thc idvu much. but be informed
bin u lie that ho Would consent. and IlHl
t‘litflpt'tl llt‘l' bands and rcplled :
“ Uh w I. I lili‘hltiulltirvlit‘ angels run It
cnIIIin' E“
l'ucle “when got the idea the other day
that lu-‘d likc to try the wutcr ulnnc built")
living publicly lmpllsi'd. and. While his wife
was pt thug brcikfnn rt-itdy. lit' slippvd
down to tho li\'\'l' bank in tube It prcpnrutory
dip. "i' I'unovcd, bis cunt. but and boots.
pbtccd tbcui on it big. fllltl. till he tlcscmtlcd
the bunk. lIls broad lt‘lsl slippcd illltl Iliccuu-
vcrt Cubic down t'll the luck of his nch.
“ Wlmt do dcbbil————!“ he commenced,
as bu picked binIscif up, but, suddcnly rc~
Inrnilmring that be wnc wan to join the
cbIIu-II, bc tin-ckI-ti himself and rcuInrkcd:
‘l‘IiI usluuucd of tllll. and l bupetneuugcls
will 'rCllSL‘ Inc.“
He put one foot into the writer. drew back
with n ubivcr. put in the other. and ltmkt‘tl
lougingly toward the housc. At that lllt'
Incut Aunt Susan bt‘gnn singing:
“ \'c'u gwiuc up to glory;
Wc‘s g Mac on do curs!‘
And Old Reuben braced up and entered
the water.
“ Yes. \ve‘s gwinu up to glory "‘hc rclutirk»
pd as he waded nlung—“ gwine on do last
exprcsa l“
At the ncxt atcp bis font struck ll sunken
log. and ho pitched ovcr it and under water
head first. As soon as he came to the sur-
fnoo liu "Cllk d:
“\l'oosh l wind in blitzes is dis ycro per-
formance P"
In ruining up. his fut-t slid over the lug
an i uudcr u limb in such it manner that the
old durkt-y was caught fast. He could hung
touttuuut a limb. but he could nut pull
bliueulf forward cuuueh to allp his foot out
of the trap.
“What do angels now?" he yelled but. u
be kicked the water higher then his head.
Aunt Susan innovated with-
“De angel: tun u-cotnln'c-
! hear do music ptny 1“
When the old unit: reclined that be we.
fast. and must have help from the shore. be
yt-lled out:
“not dare. ultl woman—bl l"
Sbrrcouldnt have harm! it cannon fired
on the built of the river. and went on sing
i Ig. .
“Deru‘ a a seat for me in Heaven—
l‘uu gwluc tn jinn do bend l“
“ ill. dew-I'll jlue yer old blnck head
all if ya don‘t lll‘lll‘ the l " yelled old Reu-
ban.
Ho Isttngglcd and kicked. not his head un~
der water and out. and yelled :—
“Uusa dut old woman! Why don‘t. the
hear me it"
“ Uncle Rube“: e-gwlnn
To be en angel. abo i"
came the song.
"It‘l nllI—u bl. debbil lie!" be yelled.
pulling hi: head under water annin.
“ And be fly among do urinals.
And play upon II harp!“
continued the old woman In the
over the bacon.
”Hit dare—wood” whoop "‘ he yelled.
turned
* floundering around. pulling at Ma leg.
“ De std but got his name.
And dcre‘r a place for him l"
howled the old woman.
“ Angela be cussed—whoa ! dare. you old
tillok villutn l“ yelled Uncle Rube.
" Duy‘ll dm him up in white.
\Vid a crown upon his brow l"
waited Anal Susan. u ch. poured the tutor
at! the pontoon.
"If Iobborgetoulo‘ lblulbbornlivd‘ll
break herald deaf bad. i will i” growled
tbevlctlrn. end then rails; his Mb.
abound -
“‘ch der.nllintbl-ill bl? let! in
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a .. nob K50 toad—I’BWI’W 29m 4000
a n 900 “1500 1860 mm:gnfqd:@:_ 7500
“u“ line 2000 2106"" mo 3500 race 1000b
Wifi’fi oo'sfiit 4000 4560 roof’fsooo
' One inch spur. constitute- n annre . but no
«:qu will be counted lone than one scum.
Int-m and Doub- inserted gratuitously.
local Notice- 10 cent/I per line.
GEO. sanUB's
Germania House,
Corner of Clay Street nnd Ruilrond Place.
Best N. Y. lager Beer. Meals at all
“can.
‘__.... v
CRURNS of nll kind. It
I. K. LOCKWOOD‘S.
T a. scnwron.
O
D E N T I S T .
hunting tooth and W Metal denture: a
specialty.
OFFICE OVER SWORD‘S Ownutn Ill-onion.
lib-y South Norwnlk.
WIT—Ii. LKV'AISLEE“
H A R N E S 8 E 8 .
llama Furnishing Good: and
Trunlu.
South Norwnlk.
Main St" ' '
"Mum.
l‘ RANK A. TOLL” a (.30..
mm
GllUt‘h‘ltlES PROVISIONS.
Preserves, «lollies, Cnnnel Fruit, Etc.
OPERA N008! BLOCK MAIN:IT..
any nou'rn nonwsut court.
‘V". n. TOLLI‘IEB.
Denier tn
Slows. Tin Ware. Cooking Utcnnlle.
laun- anl lone halal-c (lull
New Roofing. Tin. Pepper and sum tron work
:‘xmlldlxg to order Jobbing of tilt kinda promptly
bvif WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALX
DENNIS PLAT'I‘
Real Estate and Insurance
Broker.
"M rnru fucllitlul fur mwliu ' tlw viuws of [bone
who \\ nnt thing:- (will) and (‘II HAP. (mice at 1".
ll. Null .E lliutln run. 245.», ‘tu
GREGORY'B PofN'r
MARINE RAILWAY,
sown! NORW'ALK. CT.
CAPACITY OF RAILWAYS. - LOGO TONS.
"and: Bad! or Repaired at Show? .‘i’oft‘w.
Furniture for vouch l‘llnt Oilr. Duck Vurulnh.
tlakum. Shin Took. cum. constantly on hand for Iale.
Nil 680.8.IIELL.
LOUIS J. BLAKE,
Attorney 0. Counsellor-nt-an.
Ollloe in Sword’a Building,
occupied "by Halt-lilo 3. land.)
(Office ftlf‘llll‘l'l‘vhm
WI 0!] L “'01 ct.
llntrnuc. u on“?
l’li‘nclicun l;l all the Coprée ofCttlip State. Conve
I!“ up cnru u execu c I octloul lnm l
Attcutlod m. y i ‘ I) y
("lieu liuurw from 8 A M till l) M.; from 1 1‘ I to
ai'HM. frolu'fl’ 24.! It'll”. M.
HAIL COLUMBIA!
A REMARK ABLE ECLIPSE “ill tnkc place some
time III 1 ~76
PENNELL’ 8 INK.
whim".- nilothcrI-chlilo Ia noun-vol
by “hinting, will not «erode the pan or
Try Imperial Glenn Ink.
SnuwIt nguow and math-duo. All your Drnggllt
for l‘tnnrll‘ u Tooth l‘uwdvr.
Knives and Forks
Only 75 our per set and upwards.
M I. K. LOOKWOOO’S.
G noon 1E8.
JOHN llUTCBlNGS.
Formerly Hutcbtuxi o Furl-ll. Bly‘n Binomial:
aueet. South Nurwnlk. Thankful for the put pat~
unm received from bl! onstarnern. be bopoa. by
keeping I flood mrtmentof Grooerlel. to Ipeel
their npprobatton. Mid worm II iron-rou- abnro of
their ”patronage in the future. 1."
AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE 00.,
0F WATERNWN, N. L,
Aunts over $100,000.00,
O. I. WILSON
Agent for
NOIWl I. ‘3" I l "algflfiwwl‘l,
I.“ I.
Olen next door to htrfleld County Ink. Nnrwnlk
ERARR HEAD law 00.,
Wholeule Confectionery
ICE cram Knumrunaas,
. . luv the whole-ck and retail um.
NO. 3 GAZETTE BUILDING,
NORWALK, cowl.
llrlu n no“! twain“
IINI'INIIn
Norwalk Stun Dyeing nnl Seen-Ian
Establishment-
hotory end Odor. eat of Hon. RR. doppt
Drenandhmflondgdyelnrelunl.
Partial-rm "lanthanum
. Walla-tend
Gentleman’s Garments
by I new nl w natal. m at)
mun
p.81!) GLOVE. ,
Mia ‘muhekmmumn
, Ollu’cm' ‘ ' -
01-!) R. N. PERRY...
Plated '1‘” W'
”Mm? .
BELL & HILSDON,
Whole-n10 at man Dealers
.13..
OYSTERB. CLAMS. FISH
AND LOBSTERB,
Oysters by the Rural nnd Gallon.
Tomato Catrup by tire Half Pint or Barrel,
FRUIT AND VEOITAILIB.
Cnnned Frulu and Vegetables.
mrormmvonx ummuvnn
RAILROAD DEN
South Norwalk, Conn.
m ll“. mu w.
W GO TO
HURLByTT's.
He will do you no harm.
In summer he will keep you cool.
In winter he will keep you warm.
BASS’ AL E,
The Best Family Liquors
BOTTLID LAGER.
‘ TRY MY FIVE can CIGARS!
COR. MAIN AN). .. NH 379.. SOUTI! NORWALK
South Norwalt Greenwich and
New York!
Baggage d: Package Express.j
$—
The nndcruicned bu the nude Irrnngelncnta with
the ownt ru of the steamer Nell White. will during
Ibo cannon. run hi: rxpreu out bl bunt. Mr. John
Council ftirumrly with Adams Expreu Company.
will ho on the boat to attend to nll orders. on
may be left at. the office. at s. F. Peek‘ a drug store.
or on me bunt. 88-"
GEORGE SELLECI‘.
Preserve Plates,
ONLY no CENTS PER DOZEN.
AT E. K LOCKWOOD‘S
Marble and granite With.
'The subscribers lll\lll2 nnltod the lnrble Work.
of a Price and the Granite Wkanr PW Buns.
would luvih IbunttI-utlnn ofthe public to the liar
uuunl fncilitics they now hue forthe “pittance-lion
of alt‘pirdoru'wrtniutnu to the 10:!ng wing and
try u
MONI‘MENTAL, BUILDING,
AND
CEMETERY “'ORK
Either of Granite, Marble, Drab or
Blue Storm Importers of
Scotch Granite.
Also manufactur rs of all kind: of MASON AND
8T0. V ' CUTTERS‘ TOOLS.
PRICE, BATES O co.
Yunnan—8 end 5 Mechanic St. nut! «and ti Wnlcr
It. Mm Agent: for the YELOf'H')‘ Li "W
No “'81?
I‘eb.:181'5.
Nurwnlk. Conn . .
'l‘llE MAGIC BITTER. any ? caaak‘NOOD‘S.
014]) W ELL
Meat Market.
Main Street, Near Washington.
This old aim-d. which in justly celebrated for the
unpcrmrqunllty of ill mount. mun. come under
thcnnungununtuf the nude-.rtigned will continue
to offer to the citlmnu of this city
First Class Meats of all Kiri:
AT FAIR PRICES.
The nnrlvrnlgnod liming: bad experience in con
ducting this bit-tum in tbla place feel-t that he
knows tho want: of thin community. And in confident
of bin ability to tutu-(y them. Ind wll Jun! u
chunp in the quellty of the menu will allow. and he
hupul b Itrict atttutinn to buntnou to V. a
liberal n are of tho public patmungc.
I). C, u. BROWN, Agent.
9144f
PICTURE FRAMES l
The twat and moat co um clock of Picture
Frame: nnd Picture Frame ntcriall to be found in
this traction. it kept constantly on hand by
Buckingham & (30.,
At. their South Nor-welt Furniture store. when
run ant ymu r pletum filled in any ntyle of Black-
wnluut. mwood. nae Gilt Frames you Inn: «at».
This firm bu ell the latent and
DIST APPLIANOIS,
for the mnnufacturoof Prune. in am elm It yin.
end if you have lutum in your bottle without
fume-1mm in no ongcrnuy by y may
not be humor!“ thn
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
And then you kno picturi- con than be
nude to ndd much to the Wit-alumna and ornamonv
tins: of your home. with our llcreuod fncllltlu
for doing 0th work. the cost will be but trains.
UNDERTAKERS
Ah!) 9W!!!
FURNITURE
MAIN STREET.
0PM"! NI RAILROAD DIPO'I.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Hartman-y end Violante Depot. We:
An excellent
Carving Knife, Fort and Steel...
Only 01.80
'1"
n. It; Loéxwoontn.
D. H. FITCH,
GROCER,
Cor. Main and Marshal Streets.
South Norwnlk. Conn
m vainly audible: 000l-
in "yum can be “but?“ u
First-Class Grocery.
Tzchwutpoulbln prion will bl in“ 209‘“.
t'C3a.sll:12
was PIAGI‘I‘O'I“
Lndies’, Gents’ ,llsChfldren’s
BOOTS I. ONOEO
CHEAP r03 cum !
JOHN SOEAUB’S
_, Paints, Oils and Window Glass.
' Risa. lattice and Dead Locke. mm
, w. u. gonna.
Joumsmn. I
FLORIST,
EASY SIDE or III! STREET. SOUTH OF MIL ION)
City of Soutb‘Norwalk Conn.
Plut- anl Flower- nt all Season.
l'lowera for mere). furnished. and faithfully
ranged to order n Ibortno "
HARDWARE.
Tl i but “It. in town a
GENERAL HARDWARE.
MECHANICS TOOLS.
or the but enemy.
bland
I. “mi Knob-.n abort-nut. of Table an.
and ofth i- an .ck
m colour-gnu": 3:3 wrongs.”
LAWN MOWEBS.
Agricultural Implements. Mechnnlel‘ Tools.
w. c. QUIN'I'AID a 00..
N r. 8. Open Home Block.
SOUTH NORWALI. GONE.
am In»
\nthNnI-wnlk. twv. a. 1m ‘ n-tr .-
GEOBGE W. SMITH
Muhdlklndlnfmu
GROOERIES,
PROVISIONS.
FLOUR AND FEED
NMdMlnSufillmnlt.
We are narc‘lt does not require column of .49.:
mm urn! HM nell‘
amat- firmwyambuttaurkonwd wfit like;
as cheap uean noabepucbuol
Produce; carton In Malian“
Jon arm's-“ma.
BENTINEL PRIIZTING OFFICE
(immune nun um
muhm' k'il‘ltitau. x; Toév‘érwlxna 78'
Welling Ill meal-m onto! I:
linked 3on of I) An.
Work done n1 abort notice. on uneven;
KINGSFORD’S
OSWEGO
Silver Gloss Starch,
For the Laundry.
IANUFAL‘I‘URKD BY
T. KINGSFORD & SON,
TIE INT STlel IN T“ WORLD.
Given n beautiful finish to the linen. end diMnec
in coat between it and common Itarcbl I namely
half A cent for en ordinar washing. Auk your grocer
for it
K I NGSFORD'S
OSWEGO COR-N STABCH,
For Pndllm, Blue Inn, Ice
Cream, life.
In the ortgtnal—lutablisbcd in 1m.And pitcher-vol
its reputation u I‘m-e. Stronger nnd More Della-tic
thnn any other article of the kind uttered. either of
the unto name or with other titlel.
sun-non lacuna.” Cc. . the turn“:
chemiul authority of Euro l)cnrcfnlly Inn ynol
.‘i'ii’ ox'i‘l‘l"? “ii... "i €335“ "°"“"".l"
e e An I
in fully equal to tan bgnt ?rr::root. u“ WW .
Directiom for makln Puddt Cunard etc...
aoeotnpnny ouch poundgacklge m k
For Sale by all Ilntcclnu Croce".
HUMAN HAIR.
(Elvin: "cured the cervical of
PROF. ISADOR JEAN,
Who In. bud bevml your-experience in Pnr‘ln. lad
fullymfl competes-I to do
All Kinds Hair Work
AX!)
Indies Hair Dunning.
I feel confident of mv nblbty to plan-c all who in-
vor me with trounce. 1 have nl no prone
nmetunefurel’ tanning nonbtncnwith willbe
trade up into
SWITCHES. CURLS. BRAlDS do
in the uncut ertlnue manner. I keep m
an“ band I fall Mo! Mungoollwklob I
80 FIR OINT ONIAPII
Then nny elkc denier in “1.0!” in all.
8. Pam.
NEW FIRM
At the Old Stnnd.
Mom Malling- & 1m:
autumn-lanolin“! infu-
“New
in
mun
" .m
”M551!“
WAGES l WAGON! N 0393‘.
m In all m «the
M
conundrum-Inc
mum” M“ m
taut” whmumnmmm
HAO"!!! FORGIIG.
an. I‘ll-ll... I; ling-:5,
rein China. Individual
_ Balm
macaw-pads...
At E K. LOCKWOOD’S'
POST OFFICE
News Do put 1
STATIOIE
CIGARS!
wmml
4%
WWI}.
1.00-— now w.
Lm
MM rum “fl-O. W. m.
.. n “.1”:- Wm '
WELIAM.
W—
Winn: o.' Harriet. m
“1.8. 10““.
Wan—Nomi 0: mt. It ”i.
W. Hoyt. Wm]! H. Dena-f" a.
”Wch—WHSH M3... In I“
uLnsymn'm'n'n. Sellout. l‘ "
anWAnn—J 13-min Emil. M
I. Dory. Buryoamr.
M
W
Fl . .
ebon '1‘:wa Alden Bot-nu mm
Burundi.”
moral-ungu- commas-nu.
mar—n I. I I. 30-
Icpr. Rey-tooth. mat” . M
“WW-s. W talent.”
Mao—11.11. llwelkc. W. Minimum
W s. «Juan—n. .rilcb. WI. 3. Ba...
5...... W. n. nun-u. I. In
flour. 0. sunset. ’
a “th00”. 1.x. m3.
Stan—Wm. K.Dunun.0.l. M.JII.I.
lane.
WW1) 3.8011an W. I lulled.
c.w. Bot.
Paw month-null. Ewell. c.
Entity.
Amie—cw. nonl.l.hta.d. thy-l
mud.
Tamww‘lh . . w
W. Dune-n. erl
DENTAL Home?!
ugh. 11an have formic com; to;
Dentdstry.
Undertkemandlmot
which i PETERSOE
“332$
am
lldtl‘. 0mm
TN
s.m'ébm'1'3n.
J. n. sauna,
ICE CREAM.
Fresh Confectionery. Fruits,
and Nuts.
Cronin b m
to. or q I the _
Fruit- nnd Nuuofatlkindoinlholrmnn.
J. B. Ill'l‘ II,
844 Railrond Place. opposite Dope t.
FIRST-CLASS
JOB PRINTING
THE "S E N TIN E l.” OFFICE.
Danburv and Norwalk ll. ll.
SUMMER ARRANGWT.
comma June fi. WIS.
Duly Trun- have In“ low.
At 9:8. $.g. 3,!o'rm Dub-q. all I.“ M
0:“.
At 1: RI. f l
‘3!“ “d agingmtou on Dublry end New
At tailgatl. for Bldg-elem. Ind in.“
M. u: to. mm. height nus.
Leave Daub-r1!" loath Norwnlk.
nurse and 03941.. me. can. mean. 2.11.
Joan w. noon.
‘-
New York and New Haven ll. R
BURNER AMBIENT.
Tutu lenve W cm a m trunk
fallen:
to: low 20th
M at!“ A. “I. lulu- m
‘ Leon-m
lull “
2:6 “ heel hunt... m ll m
no " noon-m"
221: P. It. AM on.
ta lb h.“ m
not “ Man.
an “ km.
on “ m 3;
I28 “
N.‘ You! “I It.“ nor-nu.
. (Accent. .§%)I.Jtl& MIA-
1:5?) aft untgéli amfir
In“ New na- ld' m
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1
a
‘ 1
ii
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gs
{gigg-
gt
Eggs!
Egg?
i
1'?
El
g5:
lib-T. mfiwfi
MIRIAM Hill I“ YORK.
0n Ind‘nfter Tursdnyw let.
”Him
um... nmn-nwrnw
”camel-innit. a Infl-
SOUTH IOIWALI (I!!! cum:
NELTIY wn'r'rn.‘
L‘nhveummwfifiuzw
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Norwalk Chronicler