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-... m PM"! 7;... den of little Johnny has fell“ on no.“
.. «W p .. “It strikes rue.“ Illltl he. with I provok-
l'm "W “W‘” . TIM complacency of tone. “tbst if you earned
39”“ ‘ ' his living you would have less to my shout
--—- the burden falling on you.“ .
This l- tilt‘ . \ trt us of tlw mind; " John.“ “N y. nun..." mo honestly. D0
“.1"..th Illw‘hnthlnk;::“.::t you work any hsrder or any lancer now
tttxilttdl‘drétntldcwd to st! that we us. “l“ 3““ did 50'0" 5° W“ 5““ I"
- to ems .. muss “ I don‘t know as do." said he. “I 31'!!!
I moot no Ms the!
with hcetttu pater tbsn others. he‘t "and.
And is com ism lilenise. that its N'fl‘ll departs
Uu improving those powers. “mt lull tor suck
rIltI‘
\Vluh‘l er nil ovrr this wide world of ours
w. 1.“. tam: of. or sets those wonderful powers
rm: m. .- «tor-Int lsia. till stun wean: were su—
ployml.
\t . t... .1. who with Wflii‘. that 'tis not stars out--
luvmi
t mum ti veils. slso Romans “celled in tho" thy;
in“ tho Imago his child would inatruut sou wsy;
Th3 si‘tjns‘l itself nus rec elved in all Incl
.\l mm in mutual: to Ill many vssls.
Tn...» that have their Mind as you‘d say win. or
rows-u. ~
la is “run roulsrkcd thrir dart-eta are removed;
n-tt vim beauttvs an placed in such I Inc lilht
l- sf‘lkt‘l us with force of their heart sense of right.
\\'llllr til no out ltsvs not. it wtttt such you rent
YUP"
\ .{ur impun- will chum. your opinion mom;
't‘tm Itr‘vt can advance to s also rank in his.
not sink in deipalr. Ind indulge oft in suit».
mu romaine" pledged to support the good «use:
I‘Etx-u lot a: ho earnest. sad taskv not a pure.
Our hand It the plough. lot Is not backward plant».
but do .\zl in car power to mow I" snvslt‘l
mich .. glorious work. giving till-Me to liohtl
l‘lmt m...“ l- rlundi of lactation. dark as the night.
tum our winds will we run. and do s'a‘l' with
neon. ,
Lu. .J BlWl‘kt‘ll". *‘WWW‘ “l" “n“
Select Miscellany.
01"! RIGHT 0' L'WII‘E.
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'- .ltllill.” “Kill I. one night. to my husbsud
ml put lllybtskt‘lnf sewing ttway prcpIrtt-
l‘ln‘ ... tuition. ”John. It you go down to
Illé"l'~lW morning. I wish you would stop
'U .\Ire West's dour Indleavc her .5 from
mo."
“ I‘ivv lluliltf‘il " and my lord looked up
q l‘lt‘ ;t~tnnisbt\d. “ For what! "
“ Wilv. she is collecting money to aid that
~KvL‘lth' the is accretiry of. and as I nlwsys
:. l: lvt- rested in II. I told her I would give
in»: In "
Isa‘ttlthut with tptlte it show of nsaur
’illCl‘. though I really felt quite uneaiy II to
Illt‘ recvptlnn of my request. for John in
rather ttnliunsl in some of his wuys; how
rvrr. I hall been cogitalimz some matter rc~
t‘ Hilly. in my own mind. and determined to.
make ‘I hold Ilnnd.
" W- ll. Sarah." at length came the rt'ply.
“ vuu m ml not count on my doing any such
7 I don‘t approve of that society at
l‘ '
l tlru~ lllltll ‘0
all. and not on e cent of my money
in hrlp it “ '
" l rive iI out of my money." said Lgrom
In: hnl lea “ I only naked you to lesve it I!
lwr vi mt ft-r mo."
“ Y or utonryl tht do you mean t“
“ l nwsn wit-it I say—my money Ilavr
I n . tight to spend money as well as you!
I eiv-u't upplttvt' DI the until“. but. lIlRl
l... . t hinder yutt from spending money
n l l time for them us much as you bsve a
m iwl. "
.l-b. twin-dot mo. quit“ round at my
an it u nillltrdltk. You ace. 1 bud Ilwsys
lawn tlw moat atnisblu of wives. Then
hr hr the out quite triumphantly. “ Come.
ti-ttt' \vhw turns the money that maintsins
Illl‘ family P“
“ You and I together." said I. .
“ Tuzt‘tht‘i’l Well. I should like to see the
first cont, you have earned in seven yuan
we invv- been married. Togetherl WellJ
c R! tl'at prcttey rich."
\h ~pir‘s were visibly decliuimg under
Il-T'll—tllC'llf‘. but I kept on its boldly III
could.
-- Who" we were married you thought. or
Normal“: to think yourself very happy In
ant-mm: the cut: of board and wardrobe.
I \lhln‘t :xsk it of you. You united me to be
vmr wile. knowing well all that meant."
' “As nearly as I remember." Interrupted
who. “you were mighty ready to accept
.llt‘.
“ Granted—lo save argument." said I col-
urine.
“ will, we stood up in church together.
m l ~- m or tmised to love. cherish. etc.. and
so did I."
“ .\n niwy to," said I. " but you, in re-
t-i'n. t‘llth‘t'CLI rue with all your worldly
go «tl‘. and the minister pronounced us than
artl wifv'. and 5:) we have lived."
“ Yrs." 9: id John complacently. “and II I
luck back over the time. I think I hsve dnue
wh-lt l agrved, nnd made I pretty good hus-
band. I rt‘nl y think you ought to be lbsnkr
ful. when you see how some wives live."
'- Well," said I. “I think I the been I do-
medic. prudent wife. and I don‘t feel om-
Itom more of gratitude to you for being I
den-4n: hi~bzmd than you ought to feel to
me for twins I decent wife. I: it any more
met“ that you keep you msrrlage promise
th m I kept mine 9"
" Snub. you positively are very acrimo-
ni m. tr‘rnighf. Don't you think we hId bet-
ter 2') to bed?"
“ No, sir. Well. meantime we hsve laid
by money enough to buy this house, sud
st :1 bar- some in the bunk." '
“ Thanks to my hard work." chimed in
John "
More thanks." ssidl “ to the perfect good
health we have slwsy! bsd. We made all
those promises for better or for worse. Now
it has been better with us Ill the time. Hard
you been sick. or honest misfortune befIl
len you. I slmuld the outraged some wsy
to r d we our expenses so thsr you might
feel the burden Is light as might he. find I
been sick. more are would have fallen on
you. But we helped each other save. Ind
now I clsltn In equal right with you In
spending minty.“ ,
“Whew! Why this is treason.
on."
“If weoecspy the repeat" positions of
superior Ind ubanlruste. I should do whst
I do for you for I fixed stipend. Ind no
gnu-stimuli! be asked Is to the use
undoof It. Belarus“! will notssk for
com butternut.” because the
muse: w'e is" made Ia tucks. Ind sot
Issilv Mldcuotthaofoncsll It very
sens-inns in a prosperous Ital to accept
that services“: lender in mar. only ny
but! and the lean snout fist will nad-
itah‘y cloth. no.”
Y-sessa I was mush- 'Jaks‘s
taunt. toe. nevi-to as the rise.
" Wanda you In. weenie“ Inle-
work! I In an I “shun-i for
”Mask-intuit! I...
missus-summers» up:
But .0
Quentin? , .
chfigfisfl
(loin; your sewing. but I do think the hub
worked hard enough.“
“ Well. and so do I. lint now Ista John-
ny. I prostrate you will show yourself hell
uwner of hint. at the law allows you entire
control over him. How much do you do
for blot!"
"I do my part."
“ No. Jobn.you are wrong. you don‘t do
your part. From the first you never hue.
Did not wesry months 30 by in which you
bore no part whatever of the burden t"
" Well. that is curious complsininzt what
would u hsvo me do f“
" You iabt have got I servunt. instead
of hitting till this housework fall on me; or
you might have kept a horse. so that Icould
ride out and enjoy the line weather; but
that is all past now.“
“I should My that it cost me enough for
the doctor. nurse. etc. without talking Ibout
limiting I horse.“
“ True. it cost enough; but I am tslltln;
sbout.tlta divl Iltlh of the burden Was the
put you bore in the payment of those bills
round to my part in the matter! Would
you have taken my plsco for that money it
it were to have been paid you instead of
those who cared for you? I think not.“
" Didn‘t I have all his new clothes to
buy!“
“ No. sir. I Wt'lll without tww clothes of
till)‘ sort for n stssou. lutl the money saved
from my wardrobe supplied Ill that was
nvt‘ded; and I might mid thst all his other
clothes have been got in the same way."
“ Well. rcnlly. I bud no idea how much
of it myrlyr you wen‘. Next you will ht
clothing me in the samo Wily. llow thank-
ful I ought to ho for so tmlculstlug ft wilt-l"
fi“ .\‘ow. in these two years.“ rilltl Loontln
ulng in tho face of his sneer. all of the our
and confine merit cottsi-qucnt on intending
the child have t‘ullon on me. I have tunn-
agod some way in nccotnpllsh my house—
work and sewing ill I used to. I can hsrdlly
think how it has been done. Did it ever
occur to you to think how tnuny limen]
its": been to church since he was born .V"
“ You wouldn‘t expect it mun to take euro
.1! it baby. would you.“ That isn‘t it man‘r
work."
" Isn't it Y" said I bitterly. " Illt‘il I
wouldtm have a baby. Ibuvu been to church
Just four times. and tht-n somu visitor hat
shtyctl with .lohnulv. How many llmrstlitl
you ever get up in tho night to sooth him
when he has been sick and frt-tful r“
“ How do you suppotit‘.” suid ho. “ I could
work by day if I didn‘t got my night‘»
shop 2'"
“ Just the some way that I do when my
night is broken. cruelly.“
“ Well. Strnb. what is tho drift of all Illlli
tsik. anyhow? for I don‘t see my use in
prolomtint: it.“
“ thll. then it is my original statement—
thttt is I did in; putt of tho family lubor
and look all tho care of Johnny. and you
.u... a man in prosperous clrcumstusces. I am
rntitled tons much money for that as if]
were employed and paid by the month for
tho some work. and hnvo it right to spend
money for things that don‘t suit you lfl
pleaso to do so; and Imny add.“ I said.
with I sudden vehemenco. “ that it is moan
and contemptiblc in you to try to oppose or
lorhld my doing In."
John IIld no more. I saw by the look in
his eyes that he wss quite angry; and st.
was I. That was the first time in our mut-
rlod life that we had failcd to kiss each olh
ergood night. Indeed. I felt guilty. though
I hardily know why. but it was late lit-fort
I fell asleep.
The next morning Ill was serene. N:
truce remained of the evening's storm. but
nothing more was said about the obnoxious
subscription. Next day I met Mrs. West.
and she thanked am very much for doubling
my money.
Desr John! He didn‘t mean to be un-
kind. but he had never stopped to think
about such things. When his next settle-
ment came. and he slipped I $80 bill into
my hand Ind said: “ That is for your pri-
vate purse." I really thought he was the
best husband in the world.
—-«—-*>——
Centennlsl Stockings.
Miss Celia Logan contributes to the New
York Graphic the following pleasant sketch:
A few yeIrs agoI was in London. lint‘
wishing to purchase some extra gond silk
~tocktngs. I was recommended to I manu-
facturer of those articles doing business in
one of the side streets of Rrgtant street.
It was a small store. but had an Ilr of In
tiquity about it. The proprietor told an
that it had been established more than in
century. and kept by his sneer-tors.
I found fault with the thinness of the
stockinga he showed me.
“They're «toads: you can get anywhere
now-s-dsvs." he said. “ Bilk stockings are
not what they were a hundred "are ago."
" How do you know." I asked.
“ By this." he Inswered. taking down I
smIll box. " Thesegtockings were made a
hundred years ago. Ind there‘s nonsuch
another pair in the whole stocking t'rsde.
The Princess Isry herself [now Princess
Tech] could not get them."
“ Eu she any grater facilities for chain-
lug stockings than any olh r isdy f“
“ Well. you see.” was the reply. “ lit-real!
is so large dust the bu to hsye them made
to under; but she couldn't buy these stock-
iugs—no. not for any money. for they be-
longed to In snot-stress of mine. Feel them.!'
They wern Is hery II wool. Ind made
at the strongat but finest silk. of a drab
color that extended to the Inkle. which hsd
been while, out now was discolored by
title. The? but! never been worn.
“And look.” be said “It the lacing:
Who would the Princess give for thIt
Ida!" ‘
beta the he to the knee and from the
heel up ran twoallk cards. This double
lac-II: wss of course for the purpose of II-
me“: at thin-III the napkins-
Upon Iy «Io-lulu this {antiquity the ho-
Hili and a momentous letter from 'I'owtdey.
He aid the hostilities bud bryua in good
ssrnwt. and that he fomsw a long wsr.
He boned of her to summon courage to
come to him for he would not desert Anteri-
es in her hour of need. Es told her to bring
with her only very simple appuroi.» tin
Americans were a plain psople. ind tinery
would be sntiss Imona thorn. Anions tlw
Irtloles left behind when she wont. iu spilt
of sll opposition. to its united to the young
unionist. were the stockings I hold in my
hsnd. One of the atest‘grsudsous wsnder'
ed back to England. and n nreaburttndson
told me the story of her stockings.
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The First Atlantic Bteanekip.
.—
Slr John IIawubsw. in his address before-
tho British Association. falls into it common
and hitherto uncorrected error respecting
the that steamship that crossed the Atlsutlc.
I‘ive yesrs before the “Sirius“ Ind "Great
Western“ rustle their summit attempts to
do this. the steamship “Roysl William"
sailed from Quebec on the 18th of August.
“Edam! after twoorlhrss days detention
st Pinion. Nova Semis. arrived at Grsvw
end on the llth of Septemoer. thus making
tho trip in about the lune time its that tor
her: by the tlrst (.‘unttrd hosts to Ilostmt.
’f‘bs“fluyui William" was built ll Three-
Rivers. and titted It the St. Mary‘s Fouw
dry. MontreIl. with engines made in Brit
«in. So fur Its my boyish recollections of
the vmolurvoa Inc. I think sho was ubom
500 tons burduu. I remember very well he:
(lensrtutn for llrltsin.hut in order to be
sure I cslled at Lloyd's somo wueks aim.
and was courtvuttslv shown the roalutvr for
nit-plumber lilth.1838. in which I found.
under GTdVI‘IOiltl. the announcement of ur
tlvsls on the lttb. the following: “Steam-
ship ‘ Itoynl Willi ml.” MoDonuall. Quebec.“
Several years before. I vusaei onlivd the “Sat
vauntib.“ fitted with an engine and Piltitllt‘h
crossod form Savannah. (321.. in thirty one
(lays. "I‘ltopatltiloa worn removable. II»!
"wines were only used eighteen days.
When the Savannah entered the Clitllil'if‘l
offline coast of Ireland. the smoke from her
funnel brought down upon her It gun-bill:
detached from the Channel squadron. un~
ler tho impression that she was l\ altlp on
fire. The “Savannah" was a fttll-t-iygml
ship. and. although she tdvt‘rllsrtl [her sail
'ng and for passengers. no ono was bruvt-
rnough to ship aboard of her. Aslho “ Sn-
vnnnnb“ was not a stnantshlp. but mvwly n
tailing vessel. with t\ temporary nrrnngo
tuent fur stesmlng on board. to tho Cunndi~
III “Royal William" must be accorded the
honor of bclmttbo plnncttr of our present
large Atlantic steam floot. What broom:
of this vessel subsequentlyJ rim uncortuin.
but have the imputation that she was sold
to tho I’utlttgnesc gnvvrnmentcw—A. Mellow
'Iltl. in London Times.
m - Wm—
“ 0rd Aunt Aline. “
“You. honey. I‘att hobblt'd him do sun
shine."
The shutting rays of it“ October sun
warmed the blood of old "Aunt Allen" on
Saturday sftrrttonn tut slu- not on N lwttcb in
tho pattpors‘ yard til Flnlbttali.
“ It‘tt 5 beautiful tiny. Amity."
“ I is libbln vlgbtysobon you". chile. ‘utt
I bros: do Lorld I sec ill! tiny.“
The old negro woman man: slowly front
tlm wooden bunch. and pointing with be:
cat-e. mild : .
“I look at dtit obcr yonder. and tank do
.\Iastor dat do bref am in dis body."
Aunt Allco potutod not to nature‘s ttllln
mum of green award and leaves of scarlet
and gold. but to the smoking ruins and
lilacltencd walls where the fire had raged
the night before.
“ I suppose the old indies were very muci.
frightened while the tire lasted ?"
“ Yes. honey. do": do truf. Up in onuol
in rooms ob dsl old shell dsr was twenty
six ob us. all cullutl Indira. When we hen
lat ‘larm tire you'd tlnk do Angel Gubl‘lrl
blow de horn. Dar was cryiu‘ and dttr w»:-
dingin‘. and dc hotter dc llro git dc morn
camp moctin‘ dee old WullCllcs make.“
“ But where were the babies I" asked the-
rcporter.
“ Chet in do next buildin'. Docs bnbic:
keep its still as kittens. but do unset-s holler
like do day objudgmcut. One ob do Who
men run out onto dc street and climb I lrec
wid a chile in her arms."
“ Didn't you leave the building when the
tire broke out I"
“Deed. honey. we didn‘t. Dose twenty-
ix ole cullud lsdiesjt-s dmp flat on de floor
in' ’gin to shout. We all spec to all burnct
up. and dc power ob nnblzntin' was clear
(one. I spec we‘d been dar yet of de)
lidn't lug us 03‘."
“ Were you all carried out i"
“ Yes. chile. we were fill toted ofl‘. Dan
was s mighty nice. looking young ngmer
gut hiss-m around me an'lug me down l-I'lrS
[kind 0‘ like dot. for you see. honey. It Wm
tie fus time dis chile cber got I square bug-
gin' from a white man."
—-‘.-———
Altln Horton Mum—Whose raisetb e
horse for the Lord is counted in the num-
bvr of thosewho gave aims day and night.
n private its wellas public. be will find hi»
reward. All his aim will be forgiven bin .
tnd never will any fear come over him ti
lishonor his heart. -
Let your colt be domesticated and livt
with you from his tenderest age. and when
s horse he will be simple. docile, faithful
.nd innred to hardship and fatigue.
If you have your horse to serve you on
the day of trial. if you desire him to Ms
horse of truth. make him sober. accustome.
to hard work and inaccessible to four.
Do not heat your horses. nor spesk t.
them in I loud tone of voice; do not be so
try with them. but kindly reprove their
units; they will do better thereafter. for
they understand the language of men and
its meaning.
If you have I Ion: day’s journey before you.
spareyonr horse attke Itsrt: let him fre-
quently walk to recover his wind. Gontlnv
so this until he hIs sweater! and dried three
times. and you may ask him whatever van
plesse. he will not lssve you in difleulty.
Use your horse Isyon do your lssthern
bottle :lf you open it neatly and .radusilv
you an easily «antral the wasrr within. hut
tfyonepon it nddsnlytha wstsr ssenpu
noses. Ind nothing mine to quench
your thirst.
Ohms your horse when he is drinking
atIhrack. "II Miami his heed
ks routes scene. without heading his
1
SOUTH fiORWALiE, 0016i", si—‘ITUROAY, NOVEMBER 27, 18775.
You: In.
We have thought sometimes that young
men were overwarned by their religious
tosohers ; that they were trested toso much
Idvicoln caulionsry directions that they
were made suspicious of themselves and
morally tin id. The); far the “line by the
way.“ It is not well fora young: man to
underete his spirally to restart the svil that
it about him. to feel that the chances are
auuinst him in his contest with templstlon.
Never be afraid of yourselves. than.
young men. If your passions tits strong.
remember thIt you by the help ofGod can
be stronger than your passions and can cou-
troi them. If your Ippctitos arc boisterous.
remember that you domlnsto your sppe
tiles Ind can brim: them into subjection.
Conserve your strength along every outlet
of its enuression. He who wastes birth
self commits n gigantic sin. You should to
live that in the threefold divisions of your
life—hotly. mind sud soul—men should perv
ovive lilo orlalml maullnesss of men.
Remember thsttbe obluut of religion is
not to evolve a now type of bumttu nature.
but to reinstste the old type. What the
race needs. and all it needs. is wbst is lost
by stoning. Tho original liltonosa. sue»
to twrleotiou of form. in nobility of fonttlrc.
in vigor of mind. in purity of soul. in all
we Ilt‘t‘tl i all that ruiluiuu in its ultimate ext
ptossiun csu give. Your tlovclopttloni is to
ho the dovvlopnwnt of strenulbv-lbst is.
ttuturui ctltltm'utettts.-nttt\t in on artificial
but a ilttlillitl way.
Christianity taken ultiuu tutti urtlflco untl
conceit an hypocrisy out Of man. ltutl multw
him lltlllil‘til. modest. frank. l‘t‘lil. Wlwtt
you sot- ti portion mitdu narrow. and blxolotl
by his belief. you may know his llt‘llflI ht it
wrong ono. Any viow of tiud which mutton
lt mutt-intolot'tmt.tiny vlow of duty which
makes him harsh. tmy conception of atom
by which mukcs him it cuwsrtl and it byp-
txirllv. In pruvml by itu oll‘uvt lo bu ot‘rnucotlt.
A treo is known by its fruit. and it ductrlno
is known by Its influence.
<0»
A Slight Mistake.
"- -
The cu-tum of naming vlllhtucs filter out-
tnln ‘WI‘SUIIS living in the neighborhood has
mute disudvnutngt-s. uatho following Incl.
it‘ll! will show:
A former in West l’cttsylvtmiu lltlti lived
it ti muluru "go. and bud tit-vt-r boon on n
l Illrncy by rzilll‘ontl. .\ new tmttl buvlnu at
last been mallo through put of his land. bt~
Wits put'suntlotl to [my II visit to Pilllllllt‘llllllfl.
md having boon natured that ho would not
lmve to change. he placed bimsclfcomforln-
lily in tho corner of his .\t‘til. lllltl 5mm “‘1‘"!
'0 sleep.
After it lulu: Imp ho was liwuktl by the
truiu‘s slacking H'IUL‘tI. Mill presently the
hrttkomuu put his lit‘lid into the Car and
cried out. in u t‘omtlnmdlug tout‘:
" Madison! lifti~lls..ttl"
'I‘ho IllI‘Illt‘I‘ slot lnl up nod hurried out of
tlw our us quick its possible. ,
In it tittimonl the train prom-mind on its
way. untl tho man. looking: around him. saw
but ho was tho only Illiilflt‘llgt‘l' tlml ll-‘ltl
.llgbtwl. He took ll turn or two up and down
tho platform and pnmcntly tho tickrl nmtttt
undo his li|l|ll‘lll‘llll0fl. To him he satltl.“llut\‘
far in it to Plilllltlt‘lplilli. sit?“
“ Well. the train that bus just loft will bo
lllcl‘t.‘ in six hours. Did you Want to go to
I‘ll iifltlt‘lplllti t"
“ Yon. to bo hill‘fi.’ IIttrc'a my ticket.
Don‘t it puss mo to I’ltilatloiphin f"
“ Yes. your ticket is all right; but why
did you leave the train!"
“ The man called out ‘ Madison ' phlinly
though. and thttt‘s my nation. so I reckoned
to meant mo.“ "",
“ (lb. Madison is the numc of this station.“
The farmer rcacht-d Plllllidt‘lplild in Mitt"
ty by the next trnin. and on his return hotm
Old his friends of his misbup. One of them.
mpt‘cluiiy. was very much amused. and
laughed henrlily.———tu whom the former rt-
ortt-ti :
“I guess if he‘d called out ‘ Tom Johnson.‘
you‘d have got out mighty quick. loo.
——-w~—.
A Mormon BAth-Suturdny was a boil-
laty of the Mormons. At night it ClflM'Ei‘
will) Igrnnd bull. How odd it sounds to
near a ball announced in church ; how
innge to see a bull opened with prayer!
What dancers these Mormons! There wan
lipcrfcctjam and crush. The sexes wer-
tbout equally represented. The women
were plainly clad—not n low neck dress in
the room. not I trailing dress to be seen.
and the dancing was musculurly vigorous.
and of prancing style, with lateral. vertical.
Ind other notions; not one among all thi-
women present displayed an ankle. no:
c tuld the most curious more than catch a
shaman of that purl. of the female anatomy.
In dress, at least. the Mormon women arr
nudest and severe. But for the men—-
vhat shall I say 9 They come totully indif-
ferent to personal appearance. A goodly
tuition Wt'l‘d in working clothes. many
were in their shirt sleeves, few had drrsscn
heir hair. scarcely ono lmti put. on a clean
hirt. scores wore no collars. and not in few
were fllthlly dirty. while the woman on
«nurse were ch: in. nest and tidy. not I few
oeing tastefully arrayed in white. The dun
cine was about four parts of quadrillc, to
me part of round dance. In the cotillions
l0 man‘s arm encircled a woman’s Waist.
In waltzing there was no hugging. Al»
Ihe dancing was hard work ; they rolled
onto it until their faces were purple; lhr
non danced as if doing it. for dettr life, nut
i hit of mlnclng about it i ab. no ; the way
they cracked heels. sprang into the air. pir.
tquetted and broke down. would have can
Billy Emerson and his like mad with envy.
I was lntroluced to three [stiles of liku
tame. and like a blundering Gentile took
item for sisters. or some such. when they
were only wives of one man. I looked with
wbllrne admiration upon one woman who
hsd elevenhusbsnds by aid of the Mormon d i-
vorce code. I put my foot in it in compsr.
in: two ladies in conversation with I nun
who quietly closed the audience by remark-
in. thst they were both his wives. I made
up my mind to dIncu I Mormon quadrille.
but discovered that it required the our of
experience to their calling. the feet of the
chamols. the strength of Hercules. the ag-
titty of Herein-y, Ind the bottom or Pega-
sus. I left in disgrace. after mixings set
up terribly by my blunders. and alter. by
lukofapeed Ind wind. spoiling the fun
of six Mormons and one Gentile for that
dam—Sacramento Union.
W
‘I‘km wen forum gsublara Irres-
tsd in How Yorkths otherarskt. andths
policeman in that pact-as
”aw-«ct sun-a. arrhox'iln»
spat m
; twat-am, ,
34ml!) 110mm”: gamma
PUBLISHED IVIRY SATURDAY
GOLDEN BROTHERS, Proprietors.
0"")! III Old“ A MI!“ WI. II“ “Mt
Nt- YMI'n-uuulo i It: Mention 31.00
flush Gupta, 6 Cents.
"trout armor-tr m Mutton."
No pa r disooutinttttd until all armor us no
Md. 0: pint illooptlau of the pttbiishur ‘8
rerun or Advertislns.
5335!. till. tin. m. (inugucol. )Jcoi. tool.
limit. t sod toff’fi’to Ifofi‘sr’oh’WsW
I v no it'tii‘li‘iiws‘rsWoiffifiLtfin
i:““'r“”gt i iit""s;nr'fih"ts on“ n m'ifgog
imwuo 8.99.1204; in jaw“. Mo
“ ion rm‘im um um tum tom
tum
IWT'WTIW '"iflirliifilllfilfilbli- ,
loo into who tam “militia tam
‘ II v... ‘
0"". ' wtil nirWoo it Wdimw'fifmlbaiif tult‘oo
L “. “ “3&6th still: 19’ w, um
"' One inch Iplto eonstltutcs I sown: but no
tavern-menu will be counted less than one sons".
Ind Desths inserted gratuitously.
host Nations to coat: our line.
IRWIN! T0 IOU?“
“ENTIN I“. .
Null “’Ach
Physician and Muwmm.
(metallic pmi‘unimmi norm-u. in tho tillusuu ul‘
south Nortv tlu uu-t vlt lint) tilllru mot l‘im No'
tionul litttlk. Hulltll Nurtulk. tilllrv hour» .il in in u.
“L. 5 Ill “i: it! p. in Nb tittl
“tuna. £60112. M. 11..
llomwoputltl-I.
Ollluo untl llvt-b't-m'c- ‘.‘l lltvllil‘ umtl. mt
lltlplltll 'rllllt‘lllllt'it“ Mum .H‘Irn-I, plinth .\nr.
out it. til. (”lit t‘ hull... s" m it: u lit.. 5 l.» 7
p. m. not
T a. sottANTON.
I
D I". N 'I‘ I S 'l‘ .
Extracting tooth tutti lint-tiling M‘llllt‘lul tlvllllll‘t" n j
sporialty.
OFFICE UVEll HWUIHI‘S I‘ittl‘IIlMl Rut-mural.
my ' Mtttllt Nut-walk
EMILY V. D. PARDEE, M. D.,
ttirtttltmtv uf .\'. \' If. till ‘ll t ulllnm fut “mint-ll l
t‘m. .ll.i l.\' .I‘ .II t I.‘\'Il.t I. I. .~ I'l.‘l“."1‘\,
80" I‘ll N0“ \VA LR. (‘0.NN.
(lfllco llu mt. null] ital m . iillil fci-nt :l p. ill. Al
lttlllitlu In ll'l t ill-q u tti' Ill‘t'll‘tt“ lilt‘ltil'ltl In It A! ll
«ml trsvtil-o n! Illv'lilflllt‘ uml Hum-u Mutv itvm m
t‘rtut “Nil 7: i‘unlt-t-tIum-u, up In til. nmi .ll ur~
tlora trotnpt‘t furttaninll Vlllil ‘lll"llllt‘«l tn l‘amlllt-w
Ill ill lvtl Wit‘l Ill-unrnpullln lt'lttt til. s.
'l‘fllft‘llt’t‘t It). ltll‘llllnni All: >4 l.l't'tllll.ll. \l ll,
Prof. of l‘ho \l‘t uml l'rw‘tli-t'. N. \ tlI\' . t'll-iulmu-
Lutlur. M. I) It all hf t‘. l -:;t- l ‘ \l'lt‘tl K
Iltlln. .\I. 1).. l‘tltf, \l.ttt-li.. Nit-tit .t 'éh‘i If.
AGRICULTURAL lNSURANCE 00.,
0F WA'I‘IIII'I‘OWN. .\'. \‘u
Assets m or $100,000.00.
0. 2. WILSON
Agvnl l‘ut' ’itill'
"on \V A In“ t It .\ It I “N \" ICH'I‘I‘fllrl'g
Ira "ESTON-
H'I‘CIV IIHI \
flfllve nuxt doorto Fairdnld l‘ortnty ltsuk. Nlllwulk
LOLTIS J. 1!! ..-\ lild.
Attorney at Counsellor-nt-an.
OI‘IN‘ lu Sword‘s Iiulltliug,
SOUTH NOR‘VALK. CONN.
(tlflloofttrmt-rlv uwuplt-d by .\iuivlllo N. .\lrmlJ
ltulrittwu on \"Mllllllulull .\‘tt. m
I‘I'It‘lltlt-It in It" "to t‘utll‘l- ul‘ IIII‘ .\lazlt,
ttltritttr cutofuily rtmutml. t‘ulllvlmnn
lIIIFlldull to.
Uflico hunts i'Imu Pi \..\l till N M
hill: from “i l‘ \l I'll ll l‘..\l.
* GREGORY‘S POINT
MARINE RAILWAY.
SOUTH NOI{\\'AI.K. (‘1'.
CAPACITY OF RAILWAYS. ‘ LOGO TONS.
Vanda b‘tu'lt m' liltptu'n‘l! v.‘ .\‘.'mr.‘ .\':u'[t‘t=
I-‘urnlturo fur vuss't‘ls. I‘nlnt. Oils. Ill-ck \‘nruinh.
Onkum.$hlu Tools. om. t‘ott-lattlly nu lttittti for Nilt‘.
Mil “Ell. S. BIC
“l‘ll\l'\'
ltl‘tllllllll)
N k‘J'
'. III‘III l l'.“ In
t
FRENOH'S HOTEL,
Main Street. South .\‘uro‘ttllt.
lt‘tlllhllilllA' l.l'.‘.\:~‘ HOTEL.
Itnlnrmd nutl l‘\‘\\l‘~‘ Furltlnhui. (‘bzmlv- l‘ruruuttlt'o.
Parties I H) rittil)‘.
It») 0, ti. I-‘lilfiNt‘ll. l'i-nprlt-lur.
l‘ontt.
Fashion‘s HOTEL,
ON THE EUROPEAN P]. \X.
0pp03ito (‘lty Ilttll, I’ttrk. (‘ottrt House
and .‘t‘“' I’ost Ullltm.
N EVV 3' ()R K.
All mtlflt'l‘ll ltnptm‘rittonlr. Including vlrvulur.
Rooms 81 per day tilltl upwind».
Qb'i'dy T J. FRI-INCH it “ROFL. I’rttpriulm'u.
GEO. SCHAUlk’fl
Germanic House,
Corner of Chw Street and Railroad Plat-v.
Best N. T. Luger Boer. Meals at «11
Hours.
”*HXTL13'IIIEEIZIWW
‘w.’ "o. atrium. an. m. 1)..
‘Iiiltalr.
i “hit! lllm~ tllttl (1.x wlt‘l- lll .«tvtt
Cash :Prices”
3.00““?
M A R K E T
Washington Street. opposite A.
Dickertmul’s Dry (loads Store.
BEEF.
I’urtvr Ilonau mink... ................. tit cu.
Sirloin steak . .. .,t‘0t~ts
RonntlStunk.....................r ............ to tv
Chut‘lt Iiib ....... .......,.... . ....l6uls
(‘mpnttmk .......... .......... ............... lticli.
I'i‘lillvktulriIItIcI...............,.......... ..lScta.
tilttttzkltuu-t Boot.-. .......................ltictl.
l'ltuv Mill Naval»... .......... . ..... ltlt‘tr.
CORNER BEEF.
itnmps.................... ..i5cl.-s.
l'iilll‘lilltlNN\\‘I\..... ....,....... . .Itlt‘lj.
LAMB.
l‘thlumlrr . ..... chic".
llliltthliil‘lll diam.
.\iultitlt.l.t~un.. . .,..ltlt~tr
.\ltlllttltL‘lwll- .... .. . . . ,..,. . . .. Writ.
Pull“.
hptumllt . . . . latt-
irliiaugt‘ .. . . .. “Ills.
W» luv. lillilt‘l. luttl. "dill-t. llulttgutt.
“ ll‘. ltl\\vi\-= un itnttu til llw lH\\‘t‘>l
H h‘. III'HAVU. .\u'.
I‘ll“
}(‘t‘ll l‘<it" »
t
l
l
llorlon House,
AT
(I IIICHOIIY.‘S I‘tllN'l‘.t"I‘.
”Han Hull" \\ A” l... krpt open during lhv “illlt‘i‘
t.«.v»p.~rltlllt»tt fut lt.t ttt‘tilllléltllI'llltlll nf \\‘lnlvr
l'nttlw lliil llt‘ rupp l. l .u. tilllill.‘ lint mumm-r
.l‘.ll nil llull
1,9“ if
.~l_\i.v
{hr a: trim till lulu.
I" I”. s‘l‘lilHIAV A' 503'.
I'I'Inll'll‘lln‘n.
.\‘tlll \\'.»-\ Lit" lll't‘i'l‘li‘llb‘.é
\\ iltll.l"..\'.\l.l'l ml lil'Il ,\il.
It in tlmrultnbi) limit-.l throughout. Itul la in rn-rv i
.EARDWARB.
'H . busts-normal in townur
GENERAL numwsnn.‘
MECHANICS TOOLS.
0! tbs bust ousltty.
Paints. Oils and Window Gloss.
lfm.M‘tl do dLoek Poreslai
mailing“ a? who"? no ‘i‘:
u or' o o ‘
Ilouse rural “muralmli‘fifié‘l’wfi.”
LAWN MOWEBS.
Ant'ittulturul Implements. Mochttnics‘ Tunis.
W. C. QUIN'I‘ARD & (30.,
N ‘ 3. Opera House Block.
sown nonwust. com
3“" “Km
rm
«a uni?" n w. union ' '
t
w. c. QUIN‘I‘AR
‘nth Numlk. NW. 3!. lfl'iti.
Doulur in all kinda of f‘huios:
GROOERIES',
l’l}()VlSION8.
FLOUR AND FEED
The Oidm Grocery in South Norwnllt.
\\ t' his alitt‘ ll il-u a lm. l...ttlit \\\IIUIIIIE ui mitt!
”summit:- in tullsll our ctt-toniw- liltil tho «.ttsli‘y
otuttr «natal-alum r tlw l».~»t ‘n uttrkrtmud that they
urn stilt ti- rlinap its run br purchnrud t’llt‘“ lit-to.
I'm-ti tutu t ask r It In
Fix n his run
I
.\l lilt' (lltl Sltllltl.
)ft-r-‘mrs. .\lttllluu'rs to 'l Illy
\\ unit. It ’l" i llulu lulwllli liu- public that lilt‘V illl\tt
it. it. llu‘ l'ltsll it.“ in“ tv-‘ulllt'lvtl l t .‘l he .TIII'
tin. null mt rt. putu‘. lu Hitthll .‘lt'llll‘t' till Ill. ill of
CA IIRIAUI'IR‘ .\‘ WMHJNS TO ORDER.
PHI Its
\ I‘hl’l‘\lil.ltt-
t \\.\I'lll VIII ”3‘
\Rll ‘Al't Iii
H .\I Luv»- its”. 1
i I,\\t,~ in'ilil‘l‘lir‘. i
ELL &. ILSDON.
RAILRUAD lllil‘u'l‘.
Hunt Is N'onvuut. Conn.
WEST OI" THE .'E\\' \‘tiiili \Vll NEW HAVEN 3
l
I
tttiux "LL. wumuu Illuttuu.
( r‘r() 'l‘f)
HURL'BUTT’S.
llw \t'l‘l Ii , >\il'l n-t .«rtu.
l.i \ZI 'l'll“l li.‘ tti'l I.‘.'I‘ll )tlll |'-Iv|i.
I \\ lllll'l ll‘ ill it». it you w :rm
.‘ r .-\S§; :x r . re.
The llmt Family Liquors
BOTTLED LAO-ER.
7““). .IIII fl‘lll’l't' (‘HA'T "(GAR-“f
mil. .\I.th .tvl $.13“: Mtl'l‘ll .\‘Ult\\'.\l.i\'
()I J) \V'lG] JIJ
Meat Market.
Main Street, Near Washington.
'I‘ll‘n t:
tttlllt 1' ill
~::ul.l. “hit-‘- is justly culcbtufud for “'l
min of its hunts, having: come “136““
tho Ill llill ‘ All‘. of tho umlvrrigttod. will continue
I- till‘vr 'u lll" tiuxcus of this City
Fllil Class Meals of all Klillli
AT FAIR PRICES. ‘
'l bu tititlu-tsigtwtl having bad t‘klx‘rit’llt'.‘ in coir
llllt‘llll‘.’ this llllrlllt‘t‘n‘ in this place ft-vls tltat' lu-
ktmwa tho wants of this community. and is confident
ttfhialtbillty tomttirfy tht-mJtud will roll Inst an
Cllt‘flll as the quality of the most: will allow. and he
I’lllputl bv strict. lllvllliuu to hutincss to receive a
liberal s'lmre of the public pntronugo.
l). C. II. BRO‘VN, Agent.
2144f
A REM {RR NILE ECLIPSE it ill mirt- plum: mint-
timeln1870.
PENNELL’S INK.
twill eclipse all ot.hcrs.bocalne l! in not Injured
by freezing, will not cos-ode the post or
mould.
Try Imperial Gloss Ink.
Ask your Ilruguis
Romcthlne n 'u‘. and rcnllv (luv.
for Pcnnvll‘s ‘|‘n Nb I‘owdur.
Gttocuuus. _
JOHN HUTCUINGS.
Formerly IIut‘chiugs & Ferris. Ely'a Block. Main
street. South Norwulk. Thankful for this past. pat-
insze rcmlvud from his customers. he hopes. by
keeping a good assortment of Groceries. to meet
their approbation. and secure agcnerous share of
their pItronuge in the future. l-tf
FRANK A. TOLLES a 00..
plums xx
GROUERIES PROVISION S,
Preserves. Jellies. Canned Fruits. Etc.
OPE-RA HOUSE BLOCK MAIN'SI’.,
tit-y SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
W. It. TG‘L‘LI-Ja.
Dcnler In
Stoves, Tin Ware, Cooking Utensils.
lawn-MMWM.
Mulm .mcop Ind mlmnwork
oxoc‘iatg‘uto . Jobbing! Ill da promptly
Cm
I-tf WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH 803W”
JOIN ll. SMITH. _
usrstocormttmttmotmtorsmm
‘rnoaIs-r-
ailor,
a.“
F‘ U RNISIIING
GOODS.
.\‘TS Kills, All Shades
and Styles.
NO CHARGE FOR CUTTING
When the Gmulu are I’tlrtrhmzetl at this Store.
CORNER WASHINGTON AND MAIN STS..
Hi
AND “HALF.“ IN
G ”t
b
s
A Fine Assortment of (
SOUTH NOIlVVALIK.
Merchant ‘
W. H. SWORDS
GENTLEMEN
l
l
l
Marble and Granite Wills.
The subscrlhurs hll'lilg united the Marble Works
of E. II. Price and the Granite Works I’. W. Bates.
would invltu the attention of the public to the up.
tit-nut facilities they in)" have fort e rapid essential!
of all orders pertaining to the Hana/0cm (tad
Delivering of
MONUMENTAL, BUILDING,
CEMETERY WORK
Either " of Granite; Marble, Drab or
Blue stone. Importers of
Scotch Granite.
STMONZ wrrxzs- r00 _
PRICE. BATES. C co.
: Include Sh. India! It!“
“Wm-4% tor the moan-r
St. A
Ito . , .
not-nu. Goal.- tohtlm, ,,
s '
“ca’tks WI"
ht. j
_ m
team‘s, 4‘
”4'.
so utInufactIr rs of allLk‘Ide of JASON”!!-
Lawn
Dam of We. -
TN d v
ttuw ill it mm! “talkltJlltllLO titlililttl
lit-Ell lwslt; lll'titl t"ti fl‘t‘cbulllUi. uml llmrttllt‘hlv
ml Illlllll’tl u"li nll lnrmlrltm of tho,- l-ll’llllf‘b. lhv'y
1w nunrul thin tltm Cum utvv tw'wt validation
ti all \thu um; tllliiirl “wit to tlwlr t‘ult‘
MACHINE FORGING.
cu.\u.nl‘l.l.lNfifi. H. TILL“.
trill 1v
MNILLINERY l
[918.141 1 N10 :1§()N
Miss Ella. C. Smith
“Hull-l r ~-l|;‘t‘lfllllf~ (‘Nll ll.t
divs lu III‘I‘ l:t‘\\‘ FI”I."\"!JII ttl‘
MILLINERY GOODS.
'l‘lw LuIi‘rt ‘x‘uvciuos iu nmlw. Foil and \‘ulvct list-
li‘l’vut‘li Flthtvrn. (Ih'lli‘ll tutti Fourv P'Nilllt‘l‘l. Birds.
Ribbons. cliks. v. lvs‘ts. Incas. Vintage. suits.
(Illlfllilt‘lllr. t-tt: . t'lt‘. Iiuutui tit.
:«Iillliltlii uf IIII‘ LI~
(2. SMITH‘S \I’eul SI. vicar Lou',
E‘LtLY III LL.
HlllFflllllmletllX,
GOAL & WOOD
\VULESALE & III“. TAIL.
Yard at tho Wot-t end of the Bridge.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Families and Factorics supplied with the best It
lowest market pricca. Dunn-red within anv renorm-
nblc distant-o. Irumpt attention given to all orders.
large or small.
D. H. WEBB, Agent,
Call and soc us and leave your oracle.
25
Are You Going to Paint?
USE
AVERILL’S
BhemicalPainl
.TIIIS BEST IN THE MARKET.
It is muro buntiiifdl. more durable. lower in price.
is already for tire. does not wash by ruin. best wood
prtucrver. its watnr and fire pro-f. Ind la the best. for
enrml n-es. either for wood. iron or brick build-
nrzs. Many of the fillet-f. residences In town are
painted with.
Averill Chemical Paint,
Put up manly for use in pulls of l. 2 or 3 gallons:
kc us of 5. 10 or iii gI'loms. hIlf bIrrelI or bar-rein.
Al orders promptly tilled Ind any information given
by applying to .
D. H. WEBB, SoierAg't for Norwalk.
Office west end of Bridge, South Korwslit. 245
HOUSE FU Nil
\ Goods,
J
Crockery, .China... and
7 Glassware,
AT
1
u. it. Lockinoons: .,
. QWWmW
3'. it! 'I I (in.
ii .
WHOLE
sown momma: olrviorrtcnlts
3f Wsu'nn G. Quark“
$.1qu Wgénaw.
Wm . mm ,
(nigger 1.9;“ and émw. Su‘t'ru. ‘
Auditor—4‘. . Raucous.
”emu—AV. 0. rs. ~
lecwtr—th 0. limit». ma
non. . ..
Judah thu 'I‘. Catsw. '
elm-$03 ad I. J: ‘ N'D-
ts . .
W. What! '1‘. Cum
W of WW ti. Tug-m. .
lav \Vun-xelson .1 Curr. Remit-Fitch”.
W. Hoyt. Wm. II. Duucnu. ‘
N0. 263..
as I. Iintnond. David 11.5th .
an Warm—Joe. It. “3-month II. B Bin .1. on:
E 901:. lions-y Seymour.
"It“! My.
“93'0" 1‘- lnr. Term expltus Jan in. run. «
“Ilmadge pkg, u u it n h .
Aldon Scholars. u w. .i .. ‘ . ‘
Nr ll’cfsr Fund—-
Sauna! F. Pack.
“Of 0' "I ovum, 0“” "TI. 0" m a“.
- 0’ mum.
Nam—~Tbua. I. Ely-rial“. I!
ticpll II. Raymond.
‘ Ordinance—W. a. Iisttf‘ord. I). R. Seneck. “only
humour. .
1wm~n llrtltrcll. C. W. non. “rubella“.
'Lou. wolul “dd—'11- R. Fitch. win. II. Damn.
\I . t-i. ImlIOI‘tl. .
Smut: out! .‘éidezt‘tdh—J. Ii. RII‘WII. 1!. ivy
haunt. D. 3:. Scum-It.
Mitt! Ila-turnout! -—(‘. If. Duty. T. I. Raymond. II.
II. I‘llt‘li.
[fighter—Wm: ll. IJunvsu. C. II. Dory. Jae. kl.
(‘.I:§i’:i‘t;ti‘f:fd’ouufl*v~ It. holler-k. W. 8- MM
argft'j;yilr‘ail'liv—Jsllt‘l .\I. lathe. II. II Eli-Ill. C.
.issvm»nt.e~C. W. Hoyt. H. II Fitch. J. R. Rityw
ult'tlvd.
Rt min on? bvjyf.2(C-II. ip‘tttlflllr. T. Ilenymtrud‘
w. l . Iillllf‘flu. ,
Danbu v and Norwallt R. R.
if "fi'j. W273“ ~§E§§i
AIIIIAXGEIIENT
l‘UHIMEM'ING Juno vn. hits.
Daily Trains leave south Norsvslb. .
At 9:215. A .‘M, 1 For I‘nla‘i‘lry. and Ill lltlttrlllt‘ilill
bfli. l‘.M.\ Nations.
.\t 4:13. P.3d . rurall .Iutimiv m. tummy null lint-
ttrilil. Itul filmlmttg Railroads.
.\l Unit. A .\I. for Itidgvtlvld. and littortisdintu
Indiana.
. .\t III)“. l’,.\l., I"hl;:lil 'l‘utiu
Leave Dsnbury for South Norwals.
:\t limit and 9:8“. A \l.. hm. t 30. and tlzld. I‘M.
JDIIN \\. lmcuh.
fiupwlhtlf-fld-‘Aét.
New York and New/(Haven RR
l1-. Vii???“ 'T‘*?§it‘:fieraf‘ rc'wth 3"”?
l.ax:‘...:z.~£’::§§‘.- - .3133; «523%
\VINTER .\lili \ “NHEME‘NT.
'l‘t-um- lt'Ivv Hiseltyfir Mall”: at slullh .\‘mualk
fat» in s:
For New hurls.
5 ltupuirlnu in till Bt'tuwlws or the At if} A."M. Burton Exprlt‘se.
I
5:0.» Art-omrncdation.
«at ~‘ ~'
rift ‘ loin-t1 linen». stopping all natural}
(II V
’i 34 “ Act‘otmnndntitm,
nus “ Acct-mm. datum.
Il't'til “ Inn».-
like I‘. M. ANmnsamdnllvn
93': “ Iii» 'I\III I"..\l.-l’t‘s.-‘
tie “ Acm-tunwdsttiur.
5 till " .\t-tmutmudnllun.
, f‘v‘fi " A ru'ttllllll-Nl Until
that “ Boston Expma.
tizstl ” Ilu-ltw knob-s.
New York (or Sottth Nor-want.
At 'lzlfl. lizhblth tum. mm. It 0‘1 IL: mo (in.
8 :20. tltt‘outn ”Ito. Nix.) 3.15. (So .\‘orwnlit Lt-
rail Ex .) {Jinan-Ii Rx.) 5.15. (finrlwdsltl Lacs
mm 5.40. it to. 90G. tRx..lsud 108604..) I‘Jt. *
South Norse-nu: for New haven.
At 42:39 A. Ill. Accmnmoduion
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u u H
m
9.53 “ nus-ton Erin-out.
Ill: ti Accommodation.
ll:l.‘. I‘flilnl‘. E!’ll‘t‘-\
ISA} I‘. )1. Accommodation. ‘
evgtl “ l‘utstun Exprt-ss.
{mil “ Accommodation.
4:3": “ Boston Fagin-Is.
6:15 “ .\rrcmmodalron.
“H.“ u 1.. 'u
to 86 “ Boston Rxprcsu.
l‘:3“ a\ I\ (I
'I‘rulns It‘tttti Now Haven for bomb :x‘onvalk. fl
Shin. (Ext 3:10 le ) 3:30. 6:3”. 9:10. 9:45 ’Ex..l .L .‘m
ltd.“ LL: ms. 351x“) tan. 15:05 mattint use (Ev‘l
I-ur lirldgcpott and way tLRIqul. It 2:40 I'. M.
Soc tarot. hula of Idvertiroment at the satin
Holiscs suti Ilutcls.
E. M. lined. Goncrnl Supt . tlfllcc. Now York.
Jolin'l‘. bloody. Division 8n ntcudcnt. (min
Grand Central Dppot. Row Yur ‘.
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ll HITL‘S PROPELLth
Will continue to nuke regular trips between Nu:
walk Brake and New York. stopping at. South Kr.
walk to rocctvo and leave "sight. Frolgbt recclnx
from and delivered at the freight depot of the but
bury and Nut-walk Railroad. .
Prudncc sold as heretofore. Freight It canal rstc:
with persons are forbid trurttn I" of the err
pit-yen:- of the boats of this line ongncct’inrtt of in;
uvuers thereof.
Nolly \li‘hltoiwiléslonys Stopuat Gregory‘s Point
on Signs com on mm. an no on oi M's .
It the office on rd. 3 11: u . . ‘
Norwalk Steam Dyeing Ind Scour-lug
Establishment. w-
Factory and Oflice. east of Horse ILII. depot
Dream and Dress Goods. dyed orphaned.
Particular Ittzentlon paid to the Dyeing. Clo-Inch:
Repairing and Pressing or
Gentleman’s Garments
by a now Ind improved med. reqnldnwnt
c two day! W
K I D G L o v i] s
cleaned in one day. to look almost equai to new It
20 Cents per Pair.
‘R. N . P'FZ'R RX’
fiiv‘ ”ll
ICE cngsm.
Fresh Confectionery, Fruits,
and N tits.
Ice Cream by the Plate
or Quart. .
Fruits and Nuts of all kinds in‘their season
'0 E. a n l T a,
244 Railroad Pinter. opposite Depot.
JOB PRINTING. ~
SENTINEL PRINTING OFFICE
CARD! CIRCCLA NOT!
. BILL-H T
WIND-BILLS. OETSIS
:. ,rwnmu. rm
WWI!!!“ In. .
Work done It short notice. on umbifltt;
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was PLACE worm" :
mm:
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to Walt“: -\v. a. usurord. as}? It. lama ‘rhsw- _
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