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Written for the SIM-mu.
CLOUD BOUND:
OIL,
The Doublt- Lives at Sil-
vvl' Brook.
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CHAPTER XVII.
. Torre art. thou happy:
\ It!“ k v! hit-sin- w light. upon thy hack:
Ila ,xptIu'ss rouns their in M? be“ my.
And «all the bark
\t t-h twentyvhrmdmd thousand titmvs more So,
Than then went“ forth In hmenution,—-
Bra-m and Juliet.
“ Affml Lynn—NI» York" was what was
r- gicvrvv‘. on the book and opposite, “Room
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0‘).
Mrs. Ilouzcrshay turned over the pages
untzi she came to this last animal and then
leiomvly followed thtv gv'ntlemnuly pvvrtcr to
t v the :tpirtuitvut t|i>l;11t‘kl llt‘f'.
Slu- was a good rcadcr of character.—
it \illit‘ his lsr‘ r.rv._v_v, she Lu vw lie was crafty
,n ugh ti s'ovvp to arucaner work even
2': Hi wlm' >lll‘ ll'ltl in store for hint for the
\ ;l\-‘ of a petty sum.
lie or: vckr-d and threw open the door and
".av vv. tit'hittg on :t blazv of gas was about
‘v .v.\ v"; liitriu if (vit'.
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:l’lvl rt port to in v at once any move on the
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turned to leave the building but not until
with something of the revengeful nature he
had witnessed the humiliation of the man
for whom hereafter he could feel only a
centctnptuous pity.
Accompanied by the jailor he walked
down through the long corridors. At the
end of one his conductor stopped.
There in a common cell through the grit-
ted bars he beheld the elegant, the stately,
the fascinating, indolent Cassel II-tirst-tlie
grufltman born—the cowardly, selfish, dc-
pravid spendthrift—the grouly inhuman
husband and father.
He had glided along the current unmind-
ful of his course. He had drveu his bark
over shoals and rpiicksands only to fpuuder
here at last upon the rough Crutzs of law and
justice. IIigh and dry upon these rocks in
mid-ocean with no possible escape a mark
for those other mariners who without the
stern rudder of principle are drifting through
this tide of social problems.
llt‘ had caught sight of his visitor. Ile
bowed bis hurt and covered his face With
his hands. IIiid
Alfred Lynn sought for revenge be bad it
A groan cscrpcd him.
now amply—fully in the eowcd form. the
crouching posture, the shrinking into him-
self, the object grovellltig into the very dust.
It was enough and more. He ll‘I‘llCtl
away without a Word.
Mrs. lluttgersliny 1. vol back in the cush-
ions of her carriage that he might not see
her as be descended the broad steps to the
|\;t\’t"llt‘ll'.
“ More l’“ she tl;\\‘llllllt‘tl iii surprise.
The r-vsat‘liniuii, implicit in his ob vying: of
her ordt r Wur- ali nit to in: it his horsrs llt‘tltl
and fwllv-w the gentleman “in n she rapped
ltllllt‘ltllth‘l)’ up vu tluv glhi. llviily disv
Tv t‘v top-iv llt‘l‘l‘lf for >lt‘l‘l‘ t r t\ .ii is
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‘u‘ tl‘:‘v\ l.‘lt\.tl‘l 2t hicii \‘3 \'\l \‘li‘ll‘
iii illitlll; he tlirtvw opt-u l‘ivv d or.
“ I m... v_;:'i out lit‘l't‘. \'i-ti titty Wit! for
me," .vb-c a tad.
h iitt‘.\ bid llit‘ foolfills of Mr. Lynn
own delicate white baud.
worked since he was first made to know
that the fair young Parisian belle he had
wood in his earley manhood and this regal
woman were one.
And how easily it had come! Fortune
surely had smiled upon him in his darkest
hour!
"And when you have liberated the can
tive shall you cast him aside or will you al-
low him to fasten himself to your chat-lot
for life ?—will you marry him «(Home 9"
There was a trembling earnestness thrown
into that last clause.
()nec married, with her wealth at his com
mand he would flee the couutry forever.
III‘I‘ answer came brief and low :—
\t X'es.‘l
Then with tliejviiler, who had stood one
side, following she turned down the long
corridor and entered the street.
To an r‘ow‘rracnn.
WW. *——
Abandoned women.
.- vu- —.
Yes, kick her down as low as possible.
Don‘t give her a chance to rise and invade
revpictvthle society again.
She has been tried and tempted, and she
has fallen from the bully estate of innocence.
and it beht (nos every virtuous Women to set-
to it that she is not allowt-d to bruitlic the
foul Imilartzi of llt‘l‘ presence among the pure
of her sex.
There is contamination in her touch.
There is moral darkness and degradation in
lll‘l‘ pl‘t‘n‘t‘llt‘t'. liswarv of llt'l‘ as \ou would
one smitten with the plunge.
\l'tit-n hllt' ll'lSSl‘S by, or when her disgi‘at‘~
tvvl name is unvniioinvd, wrap your pious uarv
tuttitv around you, and the llil|\ll of shame
tinuliv your lllttltlt‘ll cheek, and the poclu-t.
It llitliu‘H‘ltlt‘r of itiiult ‘tl mo lusty caveryour
I it i .
.\livii \\ iii tlt't‘tll you modest, and d-t not
lltt‘ll adore Illvttlt'nl)‘ inn “‘ttlli‘lll, and do
alum: i:nv . vriiilor‘ rem-l to rt-soiiiitl when ,'
llii) liv. u i\‘ iii“ of theirs dta‘tiot iii it \l'lilll‘
it in it tunic t‘ll'lllli‘lt'l‘.’ tlii. no. t‘t'itiitily
\\'\' lb ll tluv world of Mir" itt
nv t. ltii iw
This was the very answer for which ho
had waited. The result for which he had
131011:in em. a Isuxn Bureau. —The pre-
iectors of this great enterprise are working
in the furtlierincc of this undertaking The
Tribune of the 12m says: v
The officers of the New York and Long
Island Bridge Company unanimously re-
solved yesterday to extend the time for the
reception of plans until Sept. 7. The objecl
Of this extension was declared to be to se-
eure the best results of the engineering tal-
lent of the country. A plan ofu bridge
based on the suspended cuntalever system
was received from Prof. W. P. 'I‘rowbridtvlc
of Yale College. The towers by this plan
are to be constructed entirely of wrought
irou.and to be 185 fccthlgli. The doublti
track railway is to be 1‘30 feet above high
water mark, and above the railway nu ordi-
nary roadway is to be constructed. The tvs-
tiuuttt‘ total cost is $1,500,000.
No decision as to the plan to he adopted
will he made until all the plans are received.
The Board have, however, decided not to
construct an ordinary suspension liitdge he-
litvving,v that it would not be sufficiently
strong to bear this weight of heavy trains.
The site of the bridge has not been decided
npon,but it will be, probably, at or near
Severity-seventh st. The New York ap-
proach will begin at 'I‘liirdvavc., and the
(it‘lllt‘f‘ pier will stand on the upper end of
Blackwell's Island. The center span of the
proposed bridge (from 700 to 800 feet iti
lt-ugtli) will be the longest ever used in a
rigid bridge.
——« , "ow—-
IIt‘HINEhS OUTLUUK ——'I‘he continued dt'.
invasion in neatly every department outrun-
itwss excites the comment of those writtr.‘
who set-kt perhapi in vain ti trace to origiv
nal sources the came of stagnation, \l’liili.v
some allege over prodttcti'm us the primary
muse, otlnvrs regard tliu tittetttulne vultuv of
the curruuty as the origin of the trouble —
'10 it tilt of these eiiivws may be attributed
a .vliare of out biisintss d1 tll uliitvs. 1h it
we shall t‘\'tl‘ litt\'.‘ n limltliy and settled
business until we reach a gold buds, ap-
pears to us iiiipvisx‘ibln. “'hun we tan with
some It‘llS vii.iblo degree of t‘i'ttttitily esti-
lll’llt‘ the value of the iitocssitirs of life, not
tl.c lllxlll'lt“,lllt‘l‘6 will be an iudiicrviucnt
for business men to pri-piriv for an eaten
of their llllvittte“. _\i pionviil, rtvt it
givinril rule, cvviyltuily iv lvoltiiiu iv“! for
tho ~. \l'nsii i‘..v condition of the
flu lll\'l'.‘t ivf llii‘ l"l\.l’vl1\' li\v‘\l lit ll
nill\‘\\tl lllt it will plan for a l‘ \'l\’.tl of ltlhl'
litrn We shall li..\‘=‘ l-ctitvi‘ llllttn, not liclcrt‘i'.
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young wife so closely wart reputed then to
be w irth a llililitlll or more.
A widow now, the rumors of Silver Ilrork
in "mud to her “C.tl'll were fully founded.
What a pit'tnl And how ntvrzrly it had
flint
hat arrived at tin: foregoing FO0Clu‘iuh&
re::~:.r fv'vr the izsting'or of the :tCl
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Vt‘ rivtzli ll‘lrtliy livc SIM to have Itrid 3
in this rrrzidv pallittion of the sin of
this in m \vrhvvm ht-r lit-art preferred,
1: fanned, indeed, but a small pit“! of li r
n‘”; t‘
\Vt'h liir, fliftl'ritg" if not abatvlutiv‘vy no‘
not If: z'oncezir’a'nre was simply a comma,
b..suvl upon ev'rtain attractions and magneti- ‘
cal pret‘t renews.
The night proved equally as sleepless to
Mr. Lynn.
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the t‘rrlimt adv-ii tIJI‘: time he started
..vr
Tv-t'tdu to ins ru the particulars of
the e tfi“ and to obtain the releas . of lll‘\ wifiv,
«Uri f) vu :t-rsh i_v was at now untitled that
vyl
Hill Wat» st t.tl“: lii~ lvEEl I! llit‘ 0m ‘t'.
(tr l: r use ;I ('vltlgf," was aEl In r answer,
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l‘ Irzt t‘L‘v site we: again Ioiluwinx Allred
I. \‘llzt. ’
I r t 1* priva c 09.1 ‘ * be letru vl all that he
Em: had me ape l violet tint)
an t h Id wimour d-u‘tt l‘x‘lt‘ltwl home soon
l‘lH‘I t viinn e
a‘lr‘r luv 1. t‘; lvft the pr vviv-us waning.
2114 only avuiv ty now mam so her and
and!» her of his fait‘i in lwr remaining vitiv
(‘3 to :v-vl no I, lilttlw", Hi It tilt“ had In“. sttfv
It‘tel imi ~t'\'t‘l" ly from the cseitvment of
the put twenty-full? hours.
'l‘mv, lis rtvgrettcl now tit-it he had
tron qtitv “l iiivty l‘l his search f It lrg".
lint in: r vrnt’urmt himself that Mot. D tug-v;-
g.‘,i ty w ts tlirrv' ind kntv' Ml tvfijt Ct to lent“.
,‘iv; twine and would of ('“tllNQ inform inr
“pt in! put at r at any fears she mum bat-sv
at uia protracted abwace.
In the meantime, while these very thought.
were panic; through his brain. the widow
«t without in her clued carriage anxiously
watching the gloomy portals ofthe entrance
for his rappers-co.
_..—
CELP‘I‘EB XVIII.
illijvt-v.‘ llit'thgll his fingers?
v ,twl III)” rinf,’ he Enid with a bitter ut-
trvrivpt at levity.
“ A prisoner ln~ld to await his trial has no
right to sue for a hand even though he were
sure under other circumstances it. might not
i be“ ill lithe l, " he added tnournfully.
“ It is yours."
She I't. ached it through the iron bar: with
that abrupt drtcrutiuedness which charac-
terize l llt‘l‘ most gracious favors.
But at the same time a flush came up
fr vui flit: heart, the cold
glitter of the World beat with some thing of
w smartly truth and warmth, and th'l‘~prt-ad
u hich underneath
her face.
And new. well! he grasped it firmly in
to tilt of his where it lay sofnan-l warm, and
white, covered with pit-sitting jewels.
lll’ hint his head over it and iuiprinttd a
kl~s upon ll.
'I‘titv lips beneath the long flowing blatk
mo...~t .chr ipiivaing but with httptirusutl
tr'.~.tuipli rather lit in “llll any secret nil -
giving tat this last act of his.
It was a strange betro:hul.
For a rnomrut the widow‘s cheek flushed
and tier eye gilt-titled. 'l‘hcn fllletlt‘ul)‘ it...
withdrew her hand perhaps stuck with the
lac trial-tency‘uf lovemaking in a place like
this
“ flow long must you behrpt here I Are
tiny I) inhuman as to refuse you freedom
until the trial avvq-ins you as it surely “til“ it"
the united.
“The ctidcnca is strong against inc—to
strung in fact that ball has been final at a
high neat-o. I cannot imp: to raise it hero.
fly funds, as you must linen, are all in
England—3‘ she bowed her head.— “end
the delay consequent upon this—"
" It that is all. you need not remain hm
another hour. 1m raise the unmet for
you and you shall be 1m to come and go."
at“ spoke npidty—impetmty.
Once ram In mind the nth which
ui. sane-o.- ended, “! assent-uh
M over his mouth—this than with till
“l. ll £l:t\\‘ \‘i'll’ lilt‘: tlixtu't liltit‘t i it :ttti‘t'vti.‘ ‘
‘ 1"va ll 1‘ utttilolt of vill tltv it is t‘lteltil)‘ H
2.5
vai-n Ill‘ottn'ltlz.
~~ .o.
An luttvrv sum: rivvoril is ill .t of It in re
droughts. dating back as far it“ Ult' lanvllvvu
of the Pilgrims. How many ilIv-itvtuul
lltllt“ are Illl‘t‘l'VlllltlllI nude like lllt‘ follow-
ing? “ Huh it I'nltl ruin-ton,“ “ such a hot
mun" Fltt‘lt Ili_\' “‘t‘lllllt r," or, such wr-t Wt'ttlll‘
er, l-llt'll bielt \\ idle, or nui'lt c lllll, llt‘., etc.
All tho-iv “'lm lliltik the dry spell \\'t‘ hull
lllsl spring was the lotiuvvrt t‘l’t'l' known, will
do well to tend ll-t‘ following:
In the summer of 1021, ‘24 days in succes-
sion nitlu ut ruin.
In ”1" summer of 1630,41 diys in Silver's-
siou without rain.
In the sunitm-r of 1056, '75 day in succes-
sion without rain.
in the summer of 1058, 80 days in succes-
sion wthtvut rain.
In the Plillllllt‘l' of 1075 45 (In) s in succes-
Iiou without rain.
In the sumui r of 165‘0, 81 days in succes-
sion without ruin.
In the summer of 1694, 6‘) days in shows
aion without rain.
In the summer (vf1705, 40 days in EUCCt‘Sv
sion without rain.
In the summer of 1715, 45 days in succes-
sion without rain.
In the summer of 17:30, 61 days in succes~
sirvn without iu‘n.
In the summer of 1730, 99 days in succes-
sion withv-iit rain.
In the summer of 1741. 7‘3 days in sucecs»
nittn without rain.
In the Stitnfllt r of 1740.108 days in sucet‘sv
alou without rain.
In the hummer of 1756. 43 days in succes-
saoii Without rain.
In the summer of 1703, 1‘23 days in sticecs.
alon without rule.
In the summer of 1773, $0 days in succes-
sion without min.
In the summer of ”91. 923 days in succcev
slot! without rain.
In the summer of 1803,
stun without rain.
In the summer of 181;. .8 days in rucuelv
aluu without rain.
In the summer of 1891. 81 days in succes-
sion without rtilu.
In the summer of 1856, N days in sauce;-
aiou without rule.
In the summer at ISTI. {‘3 days in succes-
sion without rain.
to the in motor of 18?}. 3') days in soccer
stun without l‘ttlll.
In the summer of 1,83,}. 2; days in succes-
stun without rain.
It will be “‘9“ that the longest draught
that ever occurred in America was in the
summer of 1769. No rain Ml from the tint
of May to the first of September, matting
as am without rein. Many of the inhabi-
tants lent to England for hay and grala.
MW
Blue Earth meaty, may... paid 095,000
tent rid of her sue-homers and may
‘Jt days to swear
Milli“ .. _: t
\
vat itvvl l‘v ll they- with t l t in .iii I lit
’*
The fit v of ll ill ILlsIm, lilt‘ halo mistI
lti: ivoiii;i.Iiii-vii ttlllt‘r, \\ lio
mill at lhll voii im‘v llvl vii from t‘liit‘ i;o..liil\'
lI‘ll, \\‘:.s \li'lttiilt ‘y s tilt-.1, Monday, iii [iv
tiuliii; of tliiiuwoil‘a hilly new hit my
t'iiv. it, .in 111 ~ >ll'tlt‘ or i. vim llit'liigaii ‘l‘l-t'
livvli “W5 tittllillt' tlit‘ viiip and, lvlll \\ is
truly llt‘tilllltlvl bi' piitv iv. lvttsiv', t\\ .t ii
at» l tillit‘i ‘t' it‘l a fort. iii in lilxvi pi ltll Ilin
pips \ filivirip \lvi“ \t- iv‘ vi t l viiv i it u ..
i ll t ,p
\lit‘liid in, not that llit‘lt‘ \\ u a p vvtl ‘\
wt" '\ till "l‘tiv' livhutlitllll luvtvvviitv n =t l to
ri‘iii.viii.l iri tliv li' w «v: on am villi\ m 0.1.
mg lll v .lvv til lttlooitlvvl’l til it' t in lli. ll iv tl
‘lvii il i‘i'i vw
n-
and
ti. l.ll\\'\t id, at 1‘ '.
Q’v .
A l‘t-itr‘tt Iildtl‘. «v‘l‘luv linintvtivm mop of
[iv vvvtt lies in ll home ,\I \llllillll and Ni \\
lt‘l or, is now t‘l‘ vttv litt._ r t I“ ll\' vitk is of llt‘ -
timonv, l‘nil-vuhlpltit :m-l ‘I’v vw \ otlt, \\“ll"lt‘
tluvy :ttvv Pvil l at l-iw [ti-ices This fruit div-
("lyi \"r‘ry quick, rvspivt‘itlly if plt‘lu‘vl when
tulle ripe—as lllt‘ con-dint luv and ,lvililng
of freight c tr: e iusrv :tu ubrnvir‘n of the slain,
and thou the peach “soon gins." (it Some
days of this week fair peat-lies have been
:40le in the at) w ~lt‘llllt‘vl tvltirvs :it llfiivcn tvv
l‘iirly Ct'ltii p'vr crate, llll’l “ ll'll‘tl w vrk to
t‘ltirt‘ ‘cin out at that,“ say
llevre in er England we v'o not fear “ ii
ultit" in this fruit, nor ll rnvlirvnl dt-r-llne in
'l‘btv (lt {tiers tonnage to obtain lvot
prices.
A candidate for a \':i(‘tllll. vicarrtgn in ling-
lind tinllttllllct's an invention of his own
which may prove to be useful. It is 1\ p0
cadiur arrangement of the pulpit, with a
clock to give warning. \Vlien at the tviid of
tliv: litill‘ hour. the clock sounds an tllzll‘lll, if
the preacher does not conclude within tllf‘Pt‘
ininiiies,dowu comes the pulpit, With the
ptII’I‘Ofl and the rest ufd‘ie tippt'tldagort.
—-——4«t
the tien'spapers‘.
cod.
year‘s
I am a hard money man, vind always havi-
bcen and always shall luv. I abhor till irre-
tltseinable piper; all old fashioned paper
tummy; all .lt-cv-ptiw promises; evr-rt't‘iine.
iude p, in the shape of paper lvsued for cir.
cuLtion, whither by g .vernment or ludi-
vidii.Il.~t. which cannot be turned into gold
and silver at the will of tho holders—Du
lt‘l \V'clrstul‘.
.., .-
As a Detroit man was dig; 0g in his gur-
deii his \ilfc appeared at the door and
I-llillllfiill " L‘uiiw, you old fraud-tenure in
ti diunt-rl“ As he did not count she opened
tliediior pretty soon and yelled: “Iliiu‘t
you cutiiinu to dinner. you blas‘ed‘H-Slie
am It neighbor in the garden along with
litvr lill‘lllllltl. and finished: “ Old darling
yuul“
._.. - woo-www—
The fire insurance [mothers of the United
St divs ls crowing. The insurance compa-
nies paid more losses in the tint nix inoaihs
of this year than they paid is “I“ whole or
18'“. It is noticeable that the losses this
year have fallen, not tipvm the cities, but
utiltfly upon the coin try towns. on [at iptvrv y
destroyed in which the insurance couipaiilca
have paid about $36,000,000.
'V‘f‘N—
A Maryland doctor agreed to cure a min
pic by “laying on of hands." and fullnmto
do so he was It gnawed and ashamed that
in laid hands on Mt patients mutant! west
or with him at midnight. '
, W
A Wakaiusa and.) balls hatehellongod the
yuues: Inca or “8!“!!! :team. sleet-nee
with her... and announces that she will rash
ry the m glue on cam: hen-provided
he will ”upward: a M In“
gautll gamut”: gatinel
PUBLISHED EVERY TBUIEDA! MORNING.
GOLDEN BROTHERS, Proprietors.
llFFlCl'Z IN CLARK a MNE‘S BLOCK. It!!! STREET:
one Your ..... $2.001“: Month-H $1.00
Single Copies, 5 Cantu.
TERMS STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
N0 paper dlsrontlnvvrvd nntll all arrearages are
paid, except at the option of the publhdier.
Term: of Advertising.
'l'lll. iln 210.310.4tu.,§’ col. :4 col. tcol.
lwm-k M00 as 00 33 00 into: 3:500 31'00: $19 00
2__“_ M0 300 4725 5.5 700 050 into
a .. 200 400 550 7 i' 000 um 'iauo
Intuiiih 250 '500 "050's 'Ti'r'io 'r:rot.v"200i
9 ”'"luti.00'am'is'nii"rtiiti'16'im‘ trim
3 v" 500' am iiititi'ioiot‘t'irm"tram” 4000
("drum 1500 mm anon 25031000 7.5m
12 .50 2000 v24 00's“ 3.500 Jam 10000
:15311' visiti'arirui' .1000 9000 7000 '10000
33' One inch spate constitutes a square; but no
Idt'ertiuementl will be counted loss than one where.
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratuitously.
Local Notices 10 cent: per line.
—
SCIIAUIS’S
Germania House,
Corner of Clay Street and Railroad Place.
Best N. 1'. Lager Brier. Meals at all
flours.
GEO.
r--. ,
(\"URNS of all kind. at
K K LOI‘K Wutili‘s
T as. éCliAN'roN
D E N T I S T.
Extraction teeth and inserting artificial denture: a
specialty.
uli‘lv‘lt‘li OVER SWQRD‘S (‘Lorntxu Elmiut‘x,
My South Norwal‘L
vi. H. LAVALLEE, '
HARNE 8838.
"one l-‘urntshluu Goods and
Trunks.
mafiin St" South Norwalk.
4' “III.
1“ "AN K A. '1‘()l4l..lv1!.-I SE. 00...
“IALEHI I“
(i IlUt‘leil ES I’l‘ttll IS \IO\S
l‘rtvsrvi‘tcs. Jellies. t‘uiiiitvd Fruits. Etc.
OPERA H3085 BLOGKv MAINTST.,
til-y soi'rti Minivans, \‘UNN.
\\' . “- 'l‘Cllcl4lQ-l. N
]\..:i-‘
Sloyos,
Ware, "v"‘:\ii‘v}: 1‘l\‘“.‘-i‘§‘
a ti.
'l‘lu
Idlmlll and "aim l‘uralshlnu timid-I.
\ltviut “will is. 'i‘l‘i,‘ t‘otti-vr ltlltl Shout lnu: \\nvli
-“\:t‘t::l‘;tt‘l widths. .Ii-lvlvtuv; of till ht d-I promptly
t- it \\ \hlllXit‘l‘th hl‘lill‘i'l‘.
DENNIS PLATT.
Real Estate and Insurance
Broker.
lla- iliitv fut‘vl livvi fit in l“lll‘ tlio \l. ‘\\ . of lliv ‘iy‘
aim want llilti.“ti\tttll.tlt-lt tt:-:.\l‘. tutti. in r.
ll .\:I~lt I\ llioili ;- ‘.‘l.'v :zi‘
GREGORY‘S POINT
MARINE RAILWAY,
SOI‘I‘“ \(IR‘V‘IJS. ("IX
CAPAClTl’ 0F RAlLWAYS. ' 1.0th TONS.
l‘mui‘» ’I‘.:i:'.):’ or II‘: rid-not .rr h‘du'.’ Norton.
l-‘iiruituuv for \t'i‘tla. l mini title. flitl;\nruinh,
tlihtirn. \il! in 'lools, eh. ,roi. tutti) on liiiui (or win.
it. slit). a. "lit
hurts .l. isthmus.
Attorney «S: Cottasellor-at-Law.
tillltviv in namal‘s lliilltllnu.
SOUTH NOR’WALK. CONN.
iottittvtvviiutili ouiiivitvvl tur \ttvlvill»i ls‘. Meant
tun in. ,v on \\ ,sslti.t.5toit hilt \l
PM. ttvv v. n in till lll-t t ‘otltlu of tlio Matti
up. on tip. tutti \ \. . .Itt-tl. \ oil“ timi-
tilt llt vi lit
tl‘it» timinf- out i \ \l till it) \l,
.5“ \l limit 1 l‘ -.\l t it. l‘ \l
: . 3.:
HA". COLUMBIA l
.\ttl"l‘ll thlinLK
t “vvt\ii\iv\
tn Hlltpll)
”1!: Hi
from t l'. \l. to
\ lllvl .\l \lth till I; Rt “PM; u 'll take place some
Him in IN" a!
PENN’ELL‘ S INK.
\Illl tulip-Iv nil mum tmvau-iv it in not Injured
lvv urn-ulnar. “ill not cot-ode tlu- pen or
mom
Try Imperial Gloss Ink.
tvtoiu. lltlllu tuvu mnl 1va Hill tine Ask your Drought
for I’vttnvll‘n 'l‘ootli lowdor.
Knives and 'lt‘orks
Only 75 eta. pt‘l' set and upwards,
At E. K. LOCKWOOD'S.
G RT»? 13: . ia'ei? "
JOlIN IIU’I‘CIIINGS,
Formerly IIntt-hings It Forrls, Ely's lllock,ltfain
street, South Norwnlk. Thankful for the past patv
image received from hls custorn-vrs, he hopes, by
keeping a good assortment of Groceries, to meet
their upprotmtiou, and secure aguucrous share of
their patronage in the future. l-tf
AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE 00.,
01“ “"ATERTO“ N, N. Y.,
Assets over $100,000.00,
0. E. WILSON
Av'vttl. for 78”
NORWA la“, 1) A ll PEN, WESTPOR’I‘,
TON and “'38?“ N.
011100 next door to Fulrtiolcl County Dunk. \‘urwlllt
Wholesale Confectioners,
AN 1)
ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS,
For the wholesale and retail trade,
N0. 8 GAZETTE B UILDING.
NOR\VA LR . POVN.
RIPE“ TO SOUTH
SENTINBII.
MISS
N03WAI-K
Milliner? 2
Rooms stichas. Smith‘s: West
Street. FlaxHilt ’ [
insult MEAD a; be;
ELLA fl. SMITH
SOUTH NORWALK-vaONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1875.
BELL & IIILSDON,
Wholesale and Batu! Dealers
_"¢_
OYSTERS. CLAMS, FISH
AND LOBSTERS.
Oysters by the Barrel and Gallon.
v-T ornate Catsup by the Half Pint or Barrel.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
Canned Fruits and Vegetables.
WEST OF THE NEW YORK kND NEW HAVEN
RAILROAD DEPOT , .
South. Norwulk. Conn.
aunt: I'LL.
1-“
“MIA! EILADON.
Jams 1!. SMITH,
FLORIST,
EAST SIDE OF IAIN STREET. SOUTH OF IML ROAD
Clty of South Norwalk Conn.
Plants and Flowers at all Seasons.
Flower- tor Funerals furnished. and tubefully Ir
ranged to order at short notice.
('50 {go
HURLEPTT’S.
He will do you no harm.
In summer he will kt't'p you cool.
In winter he will keep you warm.
liAS S’ ALE,
The Best Family Liquors
BOTTLED LAGER.
TRY MY FIVE CENT CIGARS!
core lthINANI. an'l‘s. SOIllletllALK
Stilt Nuirall, Greenwich and
New York!
Baggage IQ; Package Express.
T lll' undersigned hat in: made arrangements “ ith
the unturs of tlivv ntr-auur Null) \\‘ liittv, iiill duiiug
tliea season r'u- his npnv in on that boat. Mr. Julltt
('tlllllt'll, fortittvrlv with Adams Impress Company,
will be on Ibt bo-tl to Ittl ltd I i all or‘tleis Uidt- vrs
may luv hv tt .vittficutlltetit3.1v‘.1‘eck‘s drug i-ioriv
or on the bout. 235 If
GEORGE SELLECK.
Preserve Plates,
ONLY (30 VENT“ l‘lvill llttZEN
A'l‘ E. l\' I 0t l{\\'ti{)f)‘ S
Marble and Granite Works
The nub-til vI in 11min: united the Marble. \\ urhs
of R It l‘rinv and iluv t-i- iltllt‘ “ork-i l‘ W Hat‘s,
\tonld iuxm- lltt‘ IlltJlliui of the [lullllt‘ tu iln- on
list: at faulliit ,. rlu .\ tum h: l\t‘ fort x rapid iv \v t uiiou
of at out. i~ pertaining to the .Ilrmvgt‘urruriw Imd
Ikluur‘iey if
.llt).\l .llIdN'l‘A ll. BI'ILDING,
(vivitrn'rnii’t' “‘ORK
Either of tiraulto. .Vlarlilo. lli‘ali or
Blue Mime. liiipol‘lttl‘x‘ of
Scotch Granite.
\‘,.\ ‘l;1llilf.\"‘ll rs of all l.’i..‘.v .v.‘ .ll.t\.1.\'.tr\'.t"
.\.v“u\r t6'1'l!‘f.‘.\‘ r’lIUIS
PRICE. BATES a CO.
and u not it \\‘ arty
\ Alitw’ :1 and ‘. \lr-i tunit \t
m \i... .\,,‘rlil\ for llic ”.144 ill ll.\
Hull {‘33 ‘ 7'
Nv lll‘lllx, t‘oiil‘. , l‘. h {I‘M
'l‘lll‘. \I “NC {Illv ilv‘h, mils .‘alttv uh,
h lot l\\\ lltlll s
()IJI) ‘\ 1614];
Meat Marliet.
Main Street, Near Washington.
This 0 .1 stand. which in jusih ct lulu. ih‘tl for the
‘lll‘t l” HI 1‘" t 1l\' of ll! Illt‘ :.H‘ ll‘ l\l|l- ' t"t|lll\ \llltlt I'
tip In. in win-m of the llttvli'l‘PlL" to.,i \\ ill romaine
tootlti to tli. it: int it: of tilt: tut)
First Class than if all Kinds
AT FAIR PRICES.
The. lllttlt'FllL'Ih‘Al haiiui.v tutti nptvriuuvo in con-
drown- itvIst-rmtiossiu Hit: ptuvo in): [but in-
Loon: iluv “III“: of thin (\ Mitiiuuiiity and l: (t Iit'nltut
uttosatutm iusoi n ttitv,ui and will “it jiuI u-
lli"\|‘ a: in. ipui ti_\ of ilu- llltilra “ill allow and luv
hop... 1 _\ siriit .lii ltllitll to luisintn‘ to l't‘tt‘l\t a
lil- ,. iui Eltlfl\ of llto pul- dip pinion t1. v
m ‘It. I . II. ““0“ \. Ain‘t“.
‘ t
PICTURE FRAMES l
'l‘ luv largo-it told llltlll t‘ttlltlill‘ lo Monk of Mr ttirIv
Fulton- and I‘ll tutu tvivmnv \llllt‘llflll to be found in
llll! ruttoti t-htvpt tottutautl; on hand by
Buckingham & (30.,
At their South waal‘x Fnrnttv mv More \Iluvnv wall
can not t‘ultl' pli tut-mt frultuvd in not -t\vlo of Nani.-
\tnltttit. ltnnvnuod m. d tittt Frame- you me; desire.
T his firm has all the latest and
BEST APPLIANCES.
for the manufacture of Frames tn tit-Int clu- Mylo
Mid if \ou have plriuros in your house without
frnmrvn tin-re in no ongoi- any nvasou why they In: Iy
not he frnmul It. the
LOW ‘ "l‘ POSSIBLE PRICES.
And flltll \ou know your pictureit can thus he
mudotuudzinmcli KUIIIt‘ furnishing and ornamen-
ting: of your house and with our int reau'tl (utilities —
for doing this 1 ork, the «out ulll be but trifling.
UNDERTAKE RS
AND DEALERS IN
FURNITURE
DlrilN STI‘EET:
OPPOSITE THE RAILROAD DEPOT,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Menuhctory and Wtoleule Depot, Bridgepof:
Conn
An exculeot
Carving Knife, Fort and Site],
Only $1.50
AT
2. K. Looxwooo's.
D. H. FITH,
GROCER,
Cor. Main and Marshal Streets,
South Norwalk, Conn.
Dealer in ever varied of fits to and Fancy Goods
’ihat ml be fouls“ in a
First-Class Grocery.
'l‘lwlaweat possible price will be taken for the
niacin on
were--- .q...
Tun PLACE To BUY
Latlies’, Gents‘,& Children’s
BOOTS: 6r. SHOES
CHEAP FOR CASH '
IS AT
JOHN scanners
Wino-t odometer-mu st.
erfl and every.“ var-tori?“ noon M‘L
&§' ' Pnuwwmm' ”m
HARDWARE.
'1‘! i beat mermaid tn town or
GENERAL HARDWARE.
MECHANICS TOOLS,
0f the best quality.
Paints, Oils and Window Glass,
1.31, Mortire and Dead Loch. Porcelain Plated and
M Illl Knobs, a large as-nrtrmut of Table an.
Pocket Cutlery, ur the mist quality. cheap for cash
House Fumlshinv' Goods, Japanese Paper Ware.
LAWN MOWERS‘
Agricultural Implements, Meehunics' Tools.
\ . C. QUINTARD & (30.,
N v 3, Opera House Block,
SOUTH NORWALK. (ORR.
nvmt mun
'11 if
SHIT"
w. c. QI'IVTAI'L
\uthNur\v,nlk Nov.92.1810.
‘I “0““ E \V.
Denier In All kind! of Choice
GROOERIES,
I’ROVISIONS‘
FLOUR AND FEED
The Oldest Grocery in South Norwalk.
W e are sure it (loci not rave, niro columns of adu r
tlavvtntvmn to $t111\f\ our (“Moment that tluv qnnli y
of our goods Ii uluat ~ the but in markelJlid that they
are sold a: (it up a: nut be purchased elm “here.
l‘undumu taken In Exchange
lull tuuxrr
SEN TIN EL PRINTING tlIv‘FIC‘E
t‘Altti“ t‘llltlIUl‘ \oTE lit-Alta Li‘t'lT
lttiU N ltllul Ill. \th ~l‘\lh‘\ll‘n\l‘\
it .\.\ iitiit. t..~ itnTEh.
l‘.&.\lllll.l-.‘l‘.\‘ .E‘l‘t‘.
Wedding not \‘lxltlne turd: omitted In
' ‘Illslimt \ulo of ti Art.
\\ or}; k‘ I at at vii-t1 Ittwtit‘t‘, or. h‘llt n. It.
KINGSPORD S
()S“ 111030
Pl NE \Nl)
Silver Gloss Starch,
.v lv‘ or t ho lanuluh'v.
\l \\i run it tirzu m
".1 l\l\tiSltlli’ll I\ SO\,
‘1!lh.llti‘\‘ \‘l‘ \IN‘H l\ Tllh “till-LII.
_ ton-.- a inviv'vtzfn‘. dash to the linru. and \llITVN new
in Inst lit‘hu ill I' nivl toiiivm-ii slairt‘li is .‘t‘dl't‘t’ly
half a nut ftll‘killttltl.12.‘tf “selling Ass \our‘ greet-r
f-trit
I\IN(i.-il‘()|‘l)‘li
OS“ Hill (01“ ST \RCII.
\
tor Puddings,- lllaiuv Mature lee
t‘rivaiit. lite.
Is the or'rriual it‘s :a‘ li lmd ni lxti And prerort'ts
It: H‘ , u‘- .iion a: l‘ unv hintligtl‘ and \ton- ln- matr-
lll‘tlt 11l)tt’:ll\t'.'tl'l.tl of im hit d otltrt'd \itInvr of
tluv IlIitt‘ naim vu \\li ll'lhtr tit: \l
hlt\t\ \t\ “it \i‘\\I, llt II. \\‘t' . lln iltttlioxt
\lltlltlt’ ii authority m lmropt, clarttu vl\ utiulizod
itus t orii and it and "0‘” r. a into-l I \nlit'ltl ar—
ti. \ of ilv. '\l no .1 iv in no iv :1 an! f \tllll v ptuptiuo.
l: Itlll\ tiiltitl lu Hm luxt turn“ r1‘tll
lliiutioira tui iii-thins l‘udiiiiigu, \ftiutur‘dn. Him,
or. iiiii «in oath pound tv ‘l\ km; vi
For into by all First-Nan “rovers
HUMAN HAIR.
:llm tug set an d tlnv Ftil‘llt‘t‘l of
PROF. ISA Iltllt J BAN,
Who Int- hml II‘“r‘P:\l year:- experience in Parts. and
is fully mnrp. ton to do
All KindsAl-llair Work
Ladies Hair Dressing.
I fcel tonfldent of mv ability to please all who fo—
\or mt- v. ith lllt ir irlio: vnue. limo amo prmvumd
a mrnvhuuv for em: glut-hing combingu, with will be
n. .1110 up into
SWITCHES,CURLS, BRAIDS fire
in tluv most flrllnflt‘ manmvr. I also keep constantly
on hand it full stock of the ubo\c goods \\ bich I “'1
poll
20 PER CENT CHEAPER
Than any other dealer in town. Give rue I call,
8. PAKULSKI.
WHOLE No. 250.
SOUTH NORWALK CITY DEFINE
Numb-WALTER C. mm
Clerk—Jon! W. 011.?ng
”mm—Fa
Nectar Mr! ‘11 A“and. "$71.0. “28:11:.
«In!!! Wrwox.
Auditor—‘1‘. I. muons.
Hamid—W. O. Mum-n.
Mixture—w rum: 0. Merritt. moon
Wrwox. .
JudgowWflJJAl 103;“
{We}!!! Ilru.
Alumna—Lotus J. Bun.
sin-wwr—W ILLIAI '1‘. (WV.
Clad (J Nico—Jens N. Tm.
amm—
lax- WAnrh-Nellon J. Crew, Henry I. Pitch.“
“K Hoyt, Wm H. Duncan.
Inw Ann—W. s. Hartford James M. Lone. Thom-
ul. Itetnmnd, David R. Selim-k.
3nW.\.Im—Jon 1! Ray mend II II Elwell, Clue.
E. Duty Henry Seymour.
Hitler ( orruuissimiera~
Prison Tlvlnr. Alden Solmans, Tallmtdze Baku.
flvrwuwr l'atlr 75”!
Samuel F‘ Perk.
1.!" or ran "memo mums 6! m am
or commit)!
Finance~7hos I. Raymond, H II. Elven. Jo-
seph it Raymond
Ordinance—W. S. Iiunl‘ord. D. R. Selleck, Henry
Seymour.
Police—II. II. Elwcll. C. W. Hoyt. James Elli“.
'Lam and Gas—I]. R. Fitch, \Vm. 11. Duncan.
“ . s. innford.
Streets 07m!S Sidnr‘alkevd'. R. Raymond. B. So:
moot, D. R SL- llcck.
1%“,le Department—C. E. Duty, '1'. I. Reynondfl.
Iviich
smvmrLWm. II. Duncan, 0. E. Doty. Joe. I.
ht.
cltlu'wifiov Printing—D. R. Selleek W S Buford.
£1230!!! Ileana—Janeen. Lane, 8. B. shell, 0.
. fly.
Arsesrnwnfcvc. W. [1031, I]. R. Fllcb. J. R. Rub
mood
If” and Supplier—Ii. Seymour. T. I. Rlymoud.
noun
'3'. E. SMITH,
ICE CREAM,
Fresh Confectionery, Fruits,
and Nuts.
Ice Cream by the Plate
or Quart.
Fruits and Nuts of all kinds in their season.
J. E. SHIT II,
214 Railroad Place, opposite DepOt.
FIRST-CLASS
JOB PRINTING
mgr—
THE “S E N T' N E ' ” OFFICE.
Danburv and Norwalk Rt—m R.
SI'MMER ARRANGEMENT.
t‘tMMEXC‘ING June 28. 1815.
Bally 'l‘ulu- leave South Norwalk.
At “:35. AN. tl-‘ur Dunbar), and all inturmerlst.
u:t:,”l‘.M stations.
At t: In 1‘ M for all elation! on Dunbar, and Von
walls. and 5th pint" Railroads.
At It :00, A \1, Lu Ittdgivneld, and Intermediate
Hutton—u
At 11. lt\ l‘. M, Fnlght Train.
Leave Dunbar, for Eouth Newslu.
AIS: saunas 3d .13., 1. 011.4 fiend 6:10. I’. M
-‘. roux w nac‘ux,
Superintendent.
R
New York and New Haven R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Train: lea“: I‘uuengerhfiuition at South NW.“
uh:
For New York.
M iii: ARM. floater: Itself“.
id}; 1‘ .‘ttvmmnioclaiiuu. =
t is “ Loial Express. stopping at fltwm
tlb\
'. tit “ .ttmoniniudltlon.
1911-3": :: $0“ ainitudatiutt.
: when
H! P. M. Accommodation.
”it ‘v “Mail Extvma.
to. " Aetvuriitnudntton.
ti on v‘ Ataatumimlutlun.
000 “ 0mm Bx me.
am “ Amatinim alien.
«or: “ Boston Emirate.
New York It» thank Norwllk.
At hm. mmrxxo 0:05.10“. 13‘0“ 8.. 1:00 (Ra.
it \‘ll. iaivmm tit 00 k“: oath. tie. h'urtnlkw
ral Rx fl. time: 0018. minefield Loci
ltx t0. tti u. so 000. mu .iaaemoorxxo LI.
uomh Harwell for new Item.
At tint“ a. lit Accommodation.
Lit
9' m .. u n
13:33 “ Boston Ex rent.
10:“ “ Accomm utlon.
11.18 Boston 8: nu.
1:50 P. X. Accumm nttnn.
t: its Boston 3: u.
(:06 “ Account “tan.
«’3 “ Bowler: Express.
6:15 “ Accommodn tron.
02m “
. I.
10.30 “ 308ml: 31PM
1:301
Trains leave New Haven for South Warmth.
2.40. (Ex. isziornxiam outdo 110. 0:45 (IL. iA. it
refill 5&(Ex..l9~m.5. (EL.)5:O‘1.8:$‘(KL
)vur Bridge ]r am! my lit-done. It ”or
See large ill or advertise-em It. the Butte!
Houses and Hotels.
E. in. Reed. Genet-s! Supt... omeedtew mm. '
John'l‘. Mimdy. Division Sutherlntendent. 0M
Grand Central Depot, lewY
#N EVV 1*‘IRDI
At the Old Stand.
blessrs. Manning-n &» 'Iilly
have
Would resmett‘ully inform the public that the T
ur-
ta on the business latt-l (UlldlICIl‘d by Silas I!
tie. and are prepared to manumctum all kinds of
C-ARRIAGES & WAGOXS TO ORDER.
Repair-Ina In all Branches of the
Trade
(one in a moat workmaniike manner.
Both bolus pract cal unbeaten. and thoroughly
unaluttvd ‘with all launches of the basins, they
mr ”sort (1 that they can give net-tact “defection
0 all who not: entrust work to their care.
MACHINE FORGING.
n. ‘I‘llula".
819 I!
Frenh China Individuai
Butters.
Only 50 ecnu per donors,
At E. K. LOCK WOOD’S
POST OFFICE
News Depot !
S T Ale 0 N E B Y i
CIGARS!
CHAS. MULLINGSI.
sanctuary at tails!
e. W. vvvv
NURWAth AND NEW YORK,
50 ngt3.
On and after Tuesday, June 131.
The Splendid and Favorite 3m
NELL—Y WHITE.
V111 leave South Ncrnlk, every out do: at. 6292
Returning will leave pic! 37.: R. foot. or an)“.
luv: St. at 34:”? 1.. sodium toot'M-t
at 8:15 P. I.
F are 50 Cts. Excursion Tickets 90 Ctr.
m not renter-l: enacted will he at the rt“
01' the ow m ‘r.
Freight “tron st Propeller Reta. Refreshment
of all kinds all but!!!
WIIITE’S PROPELLERS
W it continue to who
wu‘tk Badge and New Yo ‘W'fiqflw $6“! “or
walk to nuns and have!
trout and delimit-ad“ it thn
“Might mdrpflgw the DC!“
WV!
Prudum “and.“ lustful-Lg.” PM“ and rate!
I are r mm the m
newer...” on... "arms.
owners thereof. v~=
not Witt“ RIHIIWI strep “Gm ‘0 Point.
analgesia)!!! wimmmmgn (““3-
01 tensions.
Ronni! sm- We»; and m
Initiation. ~
mwuudommotnom mm‘
Mutant-Miner”
mwmunpnammm
mug-0w r
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Gentleman’s Gamer!“
Norwalk Chronicler