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tiring from the bus-mes.- comm. Where are eimntrd
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ure- goods. Ohio buildin
Oar-ten Bond
(lily to the l
on amount 0
var. » A: s
a. neat! it oh" nun-uni fuciliii
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turn-l or
3. J. Aecb. fur curt
nounfucturen: Lounsbnrv Bros. & Rockwell. shoe
lul'utnrerv; Fairfleld Co..I‘laninz Mills.Rohrrt II
Inwnu‘l Paper 30: Man nfncrory. um.
lblp Yuri! end Marine
loo: 3
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e tail end lac
, :g’unzffiale paper. There ere 5 churchee. Canyon.
f’llonol, Ipleconel, Methodinr,
l .Estionll Bank:
every note in the Union,
,. . emfui comp-nio-
‘QL. 8. N0. 52. H
'13,‘ a citv of“ inhabi-
'.‘oo Long hind 80nd. the New
cw Em Rnilroed, end It the terminus
nd Eton-welt Blilroed: Cullen from
Rev York : 8! nine. west from
Bri - end a
cry end
. Fourteen voucher:- trun- arrive
I! upon for Rev! York. and 5 to end from
Batman; A fun of freight propeller! rune regu-
b and free: Rev York. 1nd I urge end com
W mu nukes duly trip- during
er soothe. conveying pueenvcrl at the
Icentsn dictum-e of a mile-0. or the,
York end return. 96 roller for an cents.
e htfnl. end connection are mode
ark a New Keven Ind Dnnbnry
“comer Yuan Austria ren- to had
L. L, on onduyv. Wedncedsye.
Vmele dnvrinz i! feet of
!
“t. dilemma their cur-goes If. the when". South
grown repidlv and snbstantlllly. more
populntiou within the past ten
f the most important lu-
monthl Few York and New Illveu Railroad.
nrvnlte of the inhnbiinnts Ire the menu-
nuebinery. "rem engines. lathe. here.
2 end the cultivation of
“do of barrels of oyster: m shipped
urge attire. where they Ire tiprcclnted
f their extra sire and pecnllnr 3 fine fin-
locotion for manufacturing establish
2:. "more the Sor-
k Cm. nannfsctnrnn of Loch. Knobs,
Goods: The Somlh Iron Work: Co. . mm-
iflctnreu of the Snrwslk steam Enema and Earl-Ne
Cekbnted Steam Pump-z Crufut it Knapp, A.
none. 11.
Adult
50‘-
. Benedict, Smith & Pnlmpr.
Br“. s! Brush. the lutt- r five are msnufuo
flue huts. The flat Forming (’o..
are. Benny Brothers, straw he!
(LBW
8. BMl'n
Reilwsv: Richlrds. & Wevd
contusion, lumN‘r
nurseries. iior’atl, etc. For the
:1 hnsimrs. nee udvertiringrol
uildere: builders and
Ira. cod vsrol.
Baprlef.(‘hib0llc. (me
one Savings Bank: The Pelrv
which he: ngcnclr‘s in
undone of the moat stir-
ln the country. Thi‘f'k, no vxcvl-
en: mded schools. gru- works. payed «(h-cu, do
lzhtfnl Ind eviondud views of filo Sound 3- far up
met or West. from the elevation-
eld Fire Insurance 00.,
surly beautiful rummvr villad. and commmiinuf nu.
deacon. ovum-d by thoio riot comuvd in buemcu
here, the occupants of which comribuie much in the
Ilia, fuhioo and proipvrizv of thc city during the
lumrner rnonilu. Thur.» arotwo well sormmu-daud
well conducvmi hmola. There in n mngniiiront (\[iora
houk tint will mu it"ffs perflirzi. To capitalists and
‘3 atuufxctnrin: establishment: 'ookimr for a Mac» to
lento. we mummeml mi: city, Anv lnfofnzttllon
leo‘red will be cheerfully tin-n by llIdY‘I‘i‘int‘r aov
member of the t‘irv zfiV‘r‘fnmt-nf. whoee rumm- \\ ill
be found in number column Somh Karyn-xiii “go-n.
nun-mil flellifies and ludm‘omnntl m flir‘ °‘l“".‘!‘,’lf~
IIt‘Chln (- or inhorvr. ss- ii is a. rilv of grout Dfifiill‘l )-
tles. A city now of importanae and influr'm‘e—l rcp-
writhtivw New England mun. liaising every Utility
out Ind proepm‘tlvu for making and uvxng moon
or end enjoying life.
SOUTH NORWAIJI (‘I'I‘Y OFFICERS
IWann.“ Q. nIxran.
(Jerk—Borne Win-ox
Collleflorvflouulv i. To: LEI Lli!
U)! A Tour: Lin ‘vv.
madam—tinny II, Frame
“.5; Fan»
me—Thti.l.\m:l Burma.
mil-Idwwnllh‘ 0. Muimv.
Mmu—Tummm \\ iLcox,
Reva-man.
Army—Slums 'I' \YI on.
WWIMIJI 'l' t‘nur.
“We! Mao—MAm‘i's l‘suuu.
W
hurt. Cunningham. Frau-lo! F Ilnllqwlg, \\ ill-
ilm T. i‘ruv, (‘brietiuu Smutz, John L. liiclnirde
Oliver W. Weed
Willie-r Mmiuiasno- Tullmudge Baker, Aldon
Colman". Robert 1!, Rn“ an.
Wm WM” Emmi—-
W, t‘. QlIlI-iIlU'lI
“I! or Tu “Anna menu-nu or m noun
6’ filf'fit‘llxlfl.
I. (‘hvlrmu Committee on Fluent-e, Christian
Bin-arts.
t t'hurmen Committee on Bailout-ea. William
\U.
,1, “CHILI
I. (‘hu'rnun Committee on Police. William '1‘.
Crew.
d; (‘fuirnw (‘ommlrtre
Cherie: P Iitllnclr
Ii. r‘halrmuu Committee on Simeiund Sidowslhl.
John L. Richards.
ii (‘hmnmn Committee on Fire
Charlen- I". “alioek.
T. (‘heirruau (‘urtituiiwc
Melinda.
8 (‘hnirtoun Oommit'rc on Public Printing, Cllf'li‘
tin Swer-r.
9. (‘hslruun Committee mu I‘mlxlicliulih, Ollvcr
w, “'rotl.
m (‘hnlrrnitn Gimmiiire on Aucssmoute, Chris-
unn Sworn.
ii. l‘hnlrmsn (‘ommittve on Repair! end Somali-‘0.
Oliver W, Weed.
on Lumps end Cu.
Di‘psriumn.
nu Scwora, Julia 1.,
w, W,
CIHII'I‘II Service-1.
Finn M. R (‘ill'Rr‘if'Rt‘l W. H. Ilwle‘
Pol-tor. Pr‘m‘hmc im-rv Salxhuvh m to ‘~ \ n. m g
7“? .V : Shh‘uuli *i'lmnl 1‘ l2 \f.; I‘rztvt‘r .‘I-wtiriz‘
If a no I‘. NI. Sun-Hi: \‘mmg {\Mv‘ylpl 3|. .: L,
'l'needsv awning: u T-lo; Rt‘gular (‘b'lrch‘ ‘., ,3.
fleetinaon Thundsy owning. Class .‘lt‘t‘IIliz Fr:-
dsy evening.
Coxoulnt'ruxn. CIll'flf‘"—~R9V. IINm‘r N. Dm-
hing, I’uror. I‘r-wirh‘n: awry Sabbath at in,
St! A.M.. Incl. 73“ P RI ' ‘ufi‘mih School or I‘: ,‘I ;
'Ioun: Mp‘o‘l l‘rsivv r no a: 7,45 l‘ M .mea‘aq
Regular (‘hnrch l‘rnvc ‘Ii‘t‘IIHQ on 'l‘lmr-‘Ilay m Ph-
333 at 2 an: Mini-nary i‘wnrurr first Sabbath vvi‘nr
lag, Suudny School (‘rrmvrt second habmih «wt .
In each month; Truclwrs‘ meeting Friday l‘\'I‘IIlII
untri- T1n!nv;rr.x-9rv, Jim-we .\I 'T‘av’nr
“nor, Preaching cVi-rv Sabbsm at M 310A ,‘i arr!
73‘ PM; Sunday r‘vnw‘i 1'2 M.; Pru-m- Mooring
Thur-43y owning at T 30- : “nudity School (‘unCr‘ri
second Sundsy in each month
'i‘xrytvv (‘nr‘m‘tv vElHT-Icopall For. m». Spam»,
Rector. Divine- ei-rvive on Sunrlav moroipcs
It 10:83. Ind on Sunday vvcniogv or 7:30 o‘clurk-
Oh the first Sumiav in the mnn'h the Holy
Communion is rt-‘zelimrmi and show i: no wry-ire at
night, but evenln; pmy‘r ii orl‘crNi at leqifpi-ur 'ililr
in the sfternmn, “m: intimation In tho r‘hi‘ilri-u
Fundey school at 22 BL. but on the first Suudly of
the month u 4 p m.
liar“? (‘mmrun (‘vacn—Scrvicvs every 8 1‘)-
Nth l! to ‘ a. m. and '. p m .in the room A! r i}-
“It endu (‘arri‘ur Bridge; prnyer meeting En-
“ (Iv-mine ‘0“ :V'C‘ni‘k.
e? Aleu'n it. It. Ont-urn, ‘Rev GIIsnlenbcrk
rumor, Preaching every inhhsth .\t mail" a. m m r!
3,, in 3-:an five. h‘uminv uhool st 1215 n. m
Regain church prayer meeting on ii cduesdny ew—
Mug.
Inumwnnn From: Paint—Quito“ whrmi at
3:31 o‘clnn-It p. m.; Pruver meeting a! '.'\‘ u‘i‘lnf‘k
Sunday ewnlne. and 15‘ o‘cloch Vi eduesday t‘Yt‘D‘
I“. Allllni'led.
GMIIYIYIIJI (‘nrru-hndsy School at 2:10
In our Mw'ivg, Sunday uni “Cdflffill‘y
toning. u 13" O‘ciot‘it.
10¢]er Directory.
SIASOSIC.
on well We. No. in F. A. X. lice! the (int
all third The-div eveemw of each month. m “3
“it Hull. Clerk & Lane‘e Bloch, Snmh \‘mwalh. \!
Newt, Darwin—W, I“ Thuddcne Guwr:
., Geo. “‘. “with ; J. W., R. II Golden : Src,
I. I. Wheat: Tm: . w. C. Quintaui.
“the! Chapter 33x1 E R. A. M. nee-u the seem!“
'mday evening of curb month, at Momma lls'l.
a!“ Q “with liar: Smith Nor-walk. at ? 8) fl‘t‘lm‘k
_ “a. it. in. wow“: u .Gm w 21mm
m. It .
It lehu‘e Lucite So. I F. A I. meet- ibe firs!
‘l'hsuduv rweiege of each month, or ii
seer-nun. Goalie “aiming, Stimuli,” ? o‘clm-h
JR 3 ,A f‘ Golding: 8, W . ‘ uh Hun-‘1:
. V“ a. w. some“: Muhu Sloth; See“ Edv
gut S. “horns.
Ii. Reed. M..J. 3. human.
.Vo. M R. A. I. M“ the
I‘ coder owning- of each month.“ St.
‘I LM. Vt-iiiriin'. Ram-it, or R 0‘0.
_ P“ Wu Rnhdall finith; R. \f‘flolrlirg:
seer». m Selina: m A» Smith: v.
abm.
mu- Maudan Va, 3 I T. meets the the!
m of cor-h mouth duly Ind August 9!-
It St. Johu‘e flail. Rosette Building, Nor.
ottbo‘riueh. “alcove-J C Edwin “on;
A. c. Mint: (1 8,. Win. It. Smith; Paine.
an has; m, Johu I. sum.
I. 0. O. I.
so, "We! odd Fallon Bell, in.
r5 Wider-(i3
. Lode-e In: w .
«ch mouth. 05m-i~l. 6,,
. 0.. John ‘7. Iain: Rec. Sara,
, : Ions-e“ nary Phillip-
l. I. Howell.
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help He. t. heighten of mm
«on My eve i;
01“” o‘clock.
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so. “nuts at Odd Fellows
W Rut we held Pel-
wanes-uranium“
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A “'IFE’S CONFESSION
A role for lpplleotlon.
I did not marry for love. Very few peo-
ple do, so in this respect I am neither better
nor wrrseihrm my neighbore. No, I cer-
ieinly did not marry for love; I believe I
married Mr. Cll'IWl'lSlllI simp‘y because he
talked me.
Tbie was how it happened. He was the
rector of Dove-ion, and we lived at IIlC
Manor house, which was about ten minute's
walk from the church and rectory. We had
daily service rt Divetnn, and I nearly al-
ways n’teuded it, and ii cime to piss tbnt
Mr. Cartwright .invariahly walked home
with me. It was a matter of custom now,
and I thought nothing of it; it pleased him,
and on the whole it was rather pleasant to
me also.
I must c unit-5v, however, I was rulicr 3m.
prised when, one morning when We got to
the avenue which led to the Minor house,
Mr. Cartwright asked me to be hie wife.
I have never been able to find out why I
said yrs, but I di l; p-“rhms I thought it a
pity to throw awriv so much love,or perhaps
it was become he was no turribly in earni-si
that I dared not rcfuaa him; pt‘rlmps I f0!"—
cd his pale few, and bii low, ple‘iding voice
would furovcr haunt me if I n jsclcd hi3
love; or, pcrhnpa ii wis only because he
only ask ll me no marry him—lie (iii not
ask me if I loved him, for I think be guessed
Illid not; p rlmpe it one all these rcasons
put together, bll anyhow I said yes, nod in
due time we were ma'riml.
I ought to have been very lmppy, for he
was a most devoted husband, but I was not,
and though I did not notice it then, I now
know that for the first six months after our
marri‘ige be was not lumpy either.
It wan all my hull—I either would not or
could not love him; I accepted all his devo-
tn me :23 a mazt-‘r of coursc, but I undo no
63'th to rt-lurn if; and I am sure llml be
had found nu‘ that he had made a mistake
in marrying a woman who did not love
him.
One murmur. Abnu! six months after our
alanine", he iultl me at brmkfast um he iu~
ten-led leaving me alone for a few weeks, to
slay will: Iili mother, who was not very
well. lla wmclicd the tlI'th of this an-
uouuccuient on me, but though I ma really
displeased, I concoulv-d mv nonoyantw, and
aski-d (Hm-holy when N would SH".
lie replied, me next \Iuv if I h u! no oli-
i «Winn, and so it was settled,
II» was more rail‘vciionnte than usual :lml
day, and l was Colder time ever; I only
once alluded to his journey; and that warm
ask if 1 might have my sister Maud to stay
while he was gone.
The at It morning I was anxious to avoid
a formal naming, so I \II‘Ier‘. to the tuition
with him. Ai the train moved oil‘, I re-
meiuberml this was our III“ panting nince
our marriage, and I wished I bail not hour:
so cold.
When I got bomb the house looked so
dreary and Nilply null more was no one to
NV‘t‘I m9; presently one of the evrvinlr
came for the sliriwls, and with Mr Ni to,
“r. (‘ntwriulit‘s twirl: v-‘r, which, win-n lw
«my llml I was ulmw, svl up n Howl for his
monivr. I pitiml lillll and fried to onml‘nri
him, feeling: ribnkvd by his grief, us lw 1' il-
lowed mu, whining, lulu the homo. Iiwry
room Si‘t‘liIt“I cmply. and t‘rit‘lt sp din of Ilw
absent nms’vr. A! last I won lord into lil“
study, where he rilcill his mornings, and
liked me to sit and work; and nmv I riu
mi inht‘f'i‘-l how often I had eme-d myself
stvlnu‘ I picft-rrcd the drawing room, and
Ilil“ nib-Minn did not mid to my buppiurus.
Tlurc “‘.i8 :1 plintogr-iph of mo strolling
on his wri'ing table, and linollwr on Illt‘
chimney-piety; on the walls hung two or
three of my drawings, which lie lmil brazed
of me when we wi-ro engaged ; indeed the
room was full of liiilv rcnwmlirmces of mm
I opt-nod a hook I Iintl givr-u him, nod in ii
wm his name in my own hand writing, and
un l0fll0:lIl\ in his own, “ F2" in: my duriinz
wife.“ I laid it down With it slul1,us I
thought how carefully he tr: umrvd evoy~
thin: I had over givvn him and how lit'lc
care I took of All his gifts so me.
EV‘i‘I'VllilllL’ I Rili‘lllplul, u'uryililug I
licked n1 reminded me of his windows to
me Will of my Col incss and lIIQI‘iIllLIiII.‘ to
him. At lu‘l I went in bud, where, after
working. myself imo a fevvr of anxiety lvsl
be Shi'lllll not luv: rw si‘brd the end of his
jam-my in safety, I at ler‘gvli cried myt if
in sleep. «
The w xi m xrnlm: I tvcnt flown to bf‘ilk‘
f‘i~t with .‘t llt‘i\'_\‘ hr-iri, Inr I knew I 0 full
not hear from him till the oI-xt div; it
~ecmcd so slrauzc to hreukf-isi alone, and
yum “Viewed to think so tm)‘ for lie Wis
mos! unhappy, sniffing an and his ma‘tm‘s
c'iair in llll‘ most the) acclinly miuurr.
.\Iy pla‘r‘ fur the rim time since my mir~
riaae was worry, as I sit down to breakout,
far my husband, who was an curly risw,
always had a lllllt‘ bouquet to greet um who
every muruiuc: friq‘wuilv Ifnrgnt all ab m
it, and left to llt.‘ put into Water by the
sen-nu; this manual: I “will! luve inns.
“It‘d it m at esFr-f\\‘l\‘ f I l: vi gulhrrrd it.
Aft ~r lireahfeo I «liirrmiurd to muse my
veil and g3 and vi~lt snow of the poor pram
pie in the viii-1r, so I filled my lathe-t with
melitile delicacies for the sick end net
out.
\i‘hcrevei I want it war the tune Mary,
ltlI livid forth on my husband‘s goodness
and Marine“, for a‘l land boon helped by
up“ in sortie why or other. and All loved and
respac‘mujm, As I listened with burning
cbeekl I felt as if I was line only per: in on
earth who bed vetted him with ingrnutudv,
end I was the very person whom he most
loved sud cherished.
At lutI went bome,tlrcd uni tick et
been; but tlwre was no one to notice I we:
pnle erd worn out, no one in gr! me wim-
nr coup to revive b“, no one to nuke me lio
down end rest, us he would bsve dune bad
he been ibvre. Oh, how I mined bun !
Wint Ii fool I ind beeul Was there ever
a wumln loved sud cared for u I bud been?
Wu there ever u friend so ungrateful f 0h!
why hed I ever let him leave me! I we.
sure he would never come back. Why bad
be you sway f
And conscience unswerfl, “You drove
him: be nvr you all he had to give. und in
return you gave his entitle: but euld looks
nod unkind wards: and to he left you to
not love cod ryupsthy frain his mother.“
Thh tho-(him madden-d no. In
hmlnwheulttiuieny plane by his
side. loving ad unann- hin. a I bed the
Markutnloveudeemhin. Iplolur-
ed “Reliving tenderly the little loving
“Wind-musings,“
bani!!-
unilateral!“ soundly. newline
naive! mummwmll
ireatmi her to u long tirade of shun main-i
mothen-in-law in genml and my own in
particuler, and I vented ell the enger I reel-
ly felt against myself on the innocent Mn.
Cartwright.
“ Why, Nelly,” cried Maud, “ I thought
you liked Mrs. Cartwright so much, and
thought her so nice, that you even wanted
her to live with you, only your husband,
very properly, as memo any“, objected."
“ So I dld," I answered, ” but I did not
know that she would ever entice my bus-
band away from me in this way. or, of
course, I should never have liked her."
“ Really, Nell, you are very hard on the
poor woman ; for, no I understand, Mr.
Cartwright wont. to her of his own free will,
because she was not well, and he thought
his company would do her good," said
“and.
“ N-lnsnnse; I am sure he would never
have left me alone, unless she had put him
up to ii," I replied, rather crossly.
" The truth in, Nelly, you are so much in
love with you husband (but vou nre jl-nlous
f'Wn of your mother; and you are maklng
vourself miscrnble nbnut nolhiuc. Why,
Mr. Cartwright will be back in a fortnight,
and I dare any you will [pt a loner from
him cvury (lav; so cheer up, and let us go
for n drivv," said M illil.
I named in this plan, nntl giving Maud Ihe
wins. I inc buck and thought of her words.
W is she right nflcr all? Was I j~nlou=f
Was I really, as Muurl said, in love with my
husband? Had I only found it out now I
was deprived of his company 9 Wm this
the reuson that I could do nothing but in-
wardly renrmch myself for my conduct to
him? Ami the longer I thought, the more
convinced I became that Maud was right,
that I was jcdous and that I was in love, as
slm called it.
This knowledge did not make me any lisp.
plrr, for I no snoucr knew I loved him than
I longed to full him so, and mnlte up as far
as I could, for all my former cruelly. for I
could call my conduct by no milder word. I
passed a sleepless night, and as I ley awake
I composed vflous lulu-rs of confession.
which I resolved to send the frillowloe day;
but when morning came my pride stopped
in, and I began to feel it would be lmpossh
lilo to write, and I settled I must wait till
my husband came home and thou lull him
now his ubscnoe bmi ultermi min
I got up early and walked out to moot the
pmtmrm, so anxious was I to act a lolier
from him; it was the first I had over rc—
celved from him since our tourism, and no
girl was ever so anxious or In pleased wl'b
her first love lener as I was over this.
If was ti lone loner, fullof loving messages
and terms of oulioarmeni, all of which cut
ow to the heart. for they sounded like so
many reprosclies, in reality, I think there
was a tone of penile reproach throughout
tho lettvr. Ila gave me an account of his
journoy, and of his mother‘s health. begged
me to write to him a few lines every day.
but lio said not a word about ramming.
I spent the morning in answering it, much
l0 hinud‘s amusement, who, of course,
thought I was pouring forth volumes of love
no“ cniuphiuis of my tmipnrsn’ widow.
hood; after tearing up about it dorm Ilwvts
of paper, I at lost soul a about note, cool and
willi no allusions lo my misorv. Tho more
I tried tho more lmpussiblv I found it to
write any impression of lovvor pretence,
though I was hungvrinu to do so.
For a whulr “Nick I went on in thin wny,
stilf rim: morn noun-iv vvi‘rv day, and ovary
iI‘\\‘ revolving lune, loving li‘lIt‘f‘ll from Mr.
(‘uriwrigLL lilltl wriiim: short, cold sui-
S“‘(‘"R.
I lost my flDI‘H‘lltl‘. I could n -t sloop at
night, llfld ilw tormrv I was enduring made
ow lurk so ill tlmi Maud b- cmtw frightened
and (IiClllf‘("l fillL‘ would wrilu and summons
my husband home, and tell him I was pln~
lng away for him. I forhmle lli‘f‘ (IlllIlL! this
so sivrnly ilmt slur dwrml not disnbvy mu,
for I was dcivrmuml he should never hear
from any lips but mine tlial- at last his
Iii-urt‘s LIL‘rIIi‘ was attained, for I low-d him.
Al lust, wlwn ho had been uwuy ten days,
I could boxr ii no loner, for I full I should
lmvc bruin fevilr if I went on in this way,so
I determined to go no to Melton, whore Mrs.
Ciriwrighl lived, rind are my husband. I
came to this decision one ought and went
into Muud‘s room only in the morning to
tell liOI‘ my intention. Iexpected she would
liillilli at me, but I ihiuk sue guessed sonic-
Ilillil‘.’ was wronglor she seemed glad to him
it, and hoped me to pack a few things and
set i if in lime to catch the morning: train.
Ii w is "new buurs' Journey. They seemed
three yours to me, for the nearer I got in
my husband the more impmivut I Was to
see him. At last we got to Melton, a lurgisli
town. Of Coupe, I was not expecwd, and
there W118 no one to meet me, so I icolt u
carriage to Mm. Cartwright“: house, where I
arrived shout three o‘clock.
I learned afterwards tint Audios wu
villi his mother in the drawing reum when
I drove up, but \liiuklng I this only a fist
h-r. he *SCflli'd imo another town, sol louud
my run tliei'~iu~l iW alone.
By her side “‘1‘” some of my husband‘s
s; chi, which she was deruina. whieu I
inudmi over to the servants to mend, end
which I new lohavd to watch “my from
his mower. Ills deck etoud open. I lotto!
to me which he vue writing lying on it.
The servant announced me us Bare. Au-
drews, my vuice failing on Igeve my autumn
that Mrs. Cartwright held up her head: in
usinnishmmt win-u she raw who ll wee.
“.\Iy dour Milly! Ilse anything bap-
peueiii II w ill you loukl Wbei is It!"
she exclaimed.
“ I wuut my iiusbum ," I “sped, sinking
on to e chair, for I think I should huve
fallen. Without unotbt‘r word bimont-
wright left the room: I feelvure mean
guessed III about it. and I on never thunk
her enough for fmburlna lo worry me with
qur-I‘lonl u to what I bed come for.
She came back in a few momenta with I
glass of wine, which Ibo mode me drink of.
«yin: she would send him to me It once if
I look it, I ormplied, the went for him; in
another minute I been! his step outside the
door, end then he cum in.
“Nelly. my love—my dutiful whet ll
it?“ he cried, u I ruched into hit on!-
streiched arms, and hid nay hoe on his blunt.
subbing bitterly. For eon. moment: I could
not speck; u iwlreooverei myself enough
in rib out."
“Oh,.Aodraw. my love! ,uydeulovoi
on you ever forgive the! lamina!
you end tell you I cue-oi live withutyou.‘
{would hsvenldmbitbhhhu utop-
y-d my nomination. at length be let
mayo“
Mummmdulflq
no '0 rheumatism-rupee nyeboehe‘
h'.
,bsud’u can; and I hsd learned from him
that he bed left me to try what elect his
sbsence would have on me; for he hsd felt
for e time th it my pride wee the greet
barrio he had to overcome to win my
love
judged me right He wu too
to tell me how much he had enf-
from my indifference. but! knew it
must have grieved him terribly. Heine
different man now. he look: happy, end I
know he would not change places with any
one on earth. We went back to the rectory
the next day, but we could not per-suede
Mrs. Cartwright to come with us, uhe aid
The last man brought to the Central omoe
before the reporter left last night vru I
rnther tine figure, jauntily dressed, und with
the swaggering sir meeting those knowing
fellow: who are themulves oonuoloue of
their superiority over the herd, end don't
care who knows it. Hit whole tanner,
both action end speech, was en ostentatious
expression of contempt for everybody end
everything pertaining to Cleveland. He
had some difficulty with I heckrnun. and it
was on a charge of disturbance that the cm-
ccr arrested him.
“ What's your business?" asked the Lieu-
tenant.
“ Do you menu me f I have no buulnel;
I um I grntlemnn of leisure."
” Where is your home I "
“ My home‘s in Chicago."
“ Chicago? Chicago?" wormed the
Lieutenant, l'tfl ~oilvely, while a twinkle
shone in the eye farthest from prisoner.
“ Did you say Chicago? "
" Yes. I did; I uld Chicago; I e‘poeo
you‘ve heard of it."
" Is it in this country? Wlmt State is it
in f ”
“ Great hesvcm!" the men burst out,
” you don‘t mean to it‘ll me you're serious
who you ask what State Chicago's inf, I
refuse to answer."
“ Did you ever hear of such a place,
Fred?“ raid the Lieutenant, turning to the
turnkey.
“ chu board of it in my
Fred.
“ Just look in the Gunner. please, and
em if more is such a plsce."
Fred turned the leaves of the Gnmtm‘r till
he came to Gill, and than n be run his arr
go! down the page he muttered, “Guiana,
Chiapl, Chlurumont‘. Gliluvrnnl, Chloaooll.
Chlcnwi—bere it is; it‘s ellrlalu : ‘Gbiom.
s poet-unlee of Fancy County, Ind.; noted
obliilv for its big trade in hoop-poles end
the illiteracy or its inhabitants.‘ In all
right. but I never bend of it before.“
The party from Chicago, who had been
Iieadily working himself into a white but
of passion during Fred's search. dancing
around, throwing up his arm: wildly and
creeping his hair. and bio face changing
from white to rod and from rbd to purple,
new: it maniac nhriek and tumbled over in e
fit as Fred "IIIhhl‘d‘ and in tint condition
was carried to a cell. where he recovered
only after a he" hour’s labor with restau-
Ilvvs and the arsursuoa from the Lieutenant
tlun, come to think, he bud heard of Cliionuo
lwfurr. But he still lay there limp and
rpirltlcas; the limo-inf ilie mun from Chicago
was broken.— [Clovelund IIi rsld.
#
Holden
lifr," laid
Iiutler was in 11904900 your: «an.
1‘ this newspaper yours or a borrowed one!
The darken dreams of life have had bonu-
tlful aw awnings.
A (minimum n-uned IInp Slug has a laun-
dry in New Haven.
She Lingurd long at tlm wlm‘.
cuvss it was Alice Lingard?
One million hands are engaged in raising
and manufacturing tobacco.
The man who pronounces this month
Iiawkiober hits the merit. Everybody but
got a cold.
The Arkansas belles Wears a corset made
out of a cum-e stick. Ben Zwu says he
never saw such a course not.
Will: the exception of the delinquent lub-
scriber, everything is about a fortnight
earliu' than this 3689013.
“Look at the basic, WId bis two tooth-
pick: sticking out of his mouth!“ was how
the first sight of an elephant affected B. ldget
Muldoou.
When an eastern mun worth half I mil-
lion dies of mania poiu or the JimeI-Jiunu.
the pnp-irs merely mention tint he had an
expensive nose.
“ My name is Norvul." be said, but it
fully appaaru that he was s-Nnrrul her. end
his tether has but one sheep—Mid he don‘t
had the sulinire on the Grumman hills.
A schooner of beer does not seem to be
by any means it bottomless depth, and yet
many a brown stone front has tumbled into
then end been lust.
Murders are fearfully common in Texas,
and sometimes it culprit gm hung for lilti-
ing s men, but no one but ever been punitb‘
ed for killing e women. ‘I‘btt‘t the hind of
chivalry down there.
Now it the time for “ Pro B «to Publlcb.“
“ Constant Rustler.“ “ 0‘ ~ ivt‘r.” “ Viudex,“
“ Verna." and other noun do plume to
write to the newquperl and “bounce the!
the primed put is boiling. end thet we
went good men for once.
Do you
“Anything new or fresh. the morning I“
e rrmrter outed, in e ruilroml once.
“Ya,“ replied the lone occupant of the
not.
" Whet is it i“ queried the reporter, whip-
pin out his note-hook. ‘
Bold the roilrold men, edging tuwurd the
door:
“'I‘hst paint you ere Inning uni-It.
Snob era the lands e newopaper an aunt
our.
-—-o—-—-—
Bhe wen 3 city (iii. an. we: vivitiu her
we!” cumin. While wagging out, ml
butterfliu M Mr. “Odin: no: whet
churning little two. They ere perfectly ex-
gee..." 9‘qu m not bit-db. my dens” re-
, m the “little man- tiet who!
your on: '- swim "ammo:
pliedheroontry continuum up w
‘niee.u “Obimden‘tu'yn’ hallm‘
new ”new M aitbertheeweltyetbv’r
SOUTH NORWALK, 061W, SATUEDAQTNOVEMBER 27:18"
3nd!!! airmail: §enfinvl
‘a. n. mvoxn.
megirdtoweit. u' there Inn-t soon be en
VAN!
' From the Smallest Job
TOTE!
we were best alone, and I think the was Anywhoroinorou of Town.
right.
An 0 rtnnit to]! ti lie! fro .
:‘ylffillgoggi :1?! I: rfenarmfiuurdth? In all“
The Man at) In Chicago. 4 with ‘ trio. w o may "or me
-- Plan And xvii-ute- Furnuhed.
Shop Foot of Frenklin St. near Entrance
to Nursery. P. 0. Box 017. 4043!
LOUIS J. BLAKE,
Attorney a Counsellor-et-Law,
one. In Sword’l Building,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
(Olen formerly occupied by Idivillo I. Ind.)
Entrance on Wuhiugton Street.
Prueticee in :11 the Court: of the flute. Conve —
:fci we‘rgfully executed. Collections ronzpt y
om haul- rroui a Ax. on u it: from x 1m. to
5 mm: from r r. u. an a an. ‘
Jacob M. Layton,
l-‘iro, Life and Accident.
Insurance Agt
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Real Estate and Hon-e Agent.
smusmr Trams, roman blur-rs.
Woehluutoa Street. Opposite P- 0.
an: sown nonwsnx. coax.
ENTISTRY!
@We Willa
Please you both in Work & Prices
We Insert Teeth!
We Fm Mb I
We mime! mm .'
We (Xenon Mk!
We Repair Teeth I
We Give Pure Gas .'
Our hueuoeie helium-wile end our Operetione
837
First Clue.
DR. SWIFT Dentist.
OVER SWORD! 0: mm IMMBIW.
Carnelian enqu-hiuatou at. South “molt
WILLING-S 33.08..
[Successors to 6. l‘. 1‘0??le
Carriages & Wagons
1‘0 ORDER.
militia inall its BRANCHES
in} end Swoosh Ruin 'WAoom‘ aid” ‘
Buuums on Baud. for Slit! or
Exchange.
.A. altruism. 89! J. Litmus”.
One million: Sieamloallanilnu
(ESTABLIBIIKD 18“.]
M. M. VAN DYKE’S
H0181 Milling 8810011
‘ u. 19. in. as and u
CATHARINE SLIP,
NEW YORK-
ALWAYS OPEN. Meals at all Home of the
Day or 1%th
Passengers by the Steamer Adolph! will and VIII!
the most convenient, economic-l end beet conduc-
ted rueumrent and hotel in New Yuri: city.
Special attention to Indies. 89': tf
Drs. C. 11. Kendall & Sou,
DEN'I‘I.'I‘..
Are now re red to re-
ceive the r petrous at
either Norm-elk Bridge or
South Norwelh.
ior partner bu taken room.
over Sellech‘e Bach-tun.
Now-lit. while the junior
raisins the old amoe. Leu-
dor‘e Block. South New
well. Tooth “treated without min. and Ill deu-
tei operation: performed at either em
0. R. KENDALL. M. D.
e. s. KENDALL. u. n. b.
Fall Arrangement.
A Weekly Packet
tor the «counteraction of the Public.
The .1001: “ Onset.”
GAP‘I‘. )lll. GODERIY.
Will manna her Regulu- Weehly Til)! Between
Fllfl Milli Blifll‘ llllll liflll Illl‘I
0- and After Auto-t 11th. :878.
Will lave Five [tile River every Til!!!) «Y ht
Rotunda leave 89w orb e1?” FRIDAY t.
i t “he «been in York
“‘35 listen. «I ream st
Mm nee .0“ a m Ind
turns mom Met vet“. mm. “join“:
lug town an invited to give III I trini.
CAPT. WI. GODFREY.
m lilo River. Avg. «til. we. a m
The Siam Teacher.
A madamemmtnmohfrmm
Pregnant Idle-mu. and then «our
Builder & contractor.
labor end DWI! furnished so low thlt nxtbe
Work done by the Day or Con-
trout
Largest Building,
roman IVER! SATUBDA!
GOLDEN nnornnns, Proprietors.
uncle Copies, 5 Genre. \
TERMS STleY IN ADVANCE.
Ten-- of Advent-Inc.
flu. iin. Iin. sin. Gin. xeoi. xcoi. ice).
1 week. two :1 no “no “no not) sv'bd’éifi'd
! “ no 800425 so 700 9m 1500
a “ too too 550 no M01150 ism
Imouth.950 a 650 850 00 ill but?)
a “ 400 Too sun 1900 1479677660 sum
8 .. rm swim moo non n“oo“'40‘tio
. " summon}@fiéifwmm
a H mm mm um arm sami'fié'riiTm‘oh
ll .. 1mm um 3mm woo Mgr-5990373000
W . A
Nat-ringe- and Dentin inmrwd gratuitously.
foul Notice- 10 ennui per lino. ,é,
JOB PRIN'I'ING-
SENTINEL PRINTING OFFICE
mums. (mainline, NOTE HEADS, um
nuns. armprrmms. STATEMENTS
BA ND-BILI.S. POSTERS
PAMPIILETS. ETC.
G. S. lumstunk, Ml],
Homwopafluc Ph 1/8! via n
Office and Residence. Cor. MAIN STEEE
UNION AVENUE. Office hours 7 to 9 u. "‘3‘in
l. and a to 'f. Slate st Glover‘s Grocer ' Store. All
orders will be promptly “tended to. I 8103 mm
MANUFACTURED BY
Tho Pocasset Iron Works,
7 and 9 Cu" BTHIIT. New You.
GIPSY FLOWER PUT
For Sale by
Jill] H. SBllll], Flfll‘lSl,
sou'ru NORWALK. or.
CALL AND EXMIINE THEM.
Tue‘fllpsy“ iv the newest orimuent for homo,
lewu And cuueurvamry. If in of uuwl beauty. u-v—
mlihche: ; and durable. Oucu seen you will not be
on _ .
HARDWARE.
The BRSI‘ ASSORTMKN'I‘ ln TOWN of
General Hardware,
unorfiimcs‘ TOOLS.
of the host utility.
WIII‘I‘E LEA . PAINT-S
OILS tb W IN D0 W G LASS
A full Anonmrui of
LOCKS AND KNOB“.
TABLE Mid I‘OL‘KE'I‘ i U ~ Ll‘lIIY
0f the beet Quality. (‘hcap for Cash.
Hllllli FillllllllllE Gilli.
Agent for tho
vacx Verdiml Boiler and II We l‘imzt FIN
and Iiurglnr Proof 5n ,
Agricultural lmp‘emrui ‘,
Ship Cliawilnry. Rop >, kc.
We a. QUIN‘I‘ARD.
No. 3 MUSIC HALL BLOCK. So. Norwalk. Cl.
0"“!!! [If CLARK l MRI-2‘8 BLOCK. IAIN sum.
One leor.....u.lo I lix Month-u 01.00
umrmsaxmw. was. m... i
cloud. Ali-n mum! hrelt Jobbl
worm: and Picture Framing.“ “8 '"ulil‘
wolk. Ct. It Is open from 9 a. m., 9 451mm
room in well lit-fired. worm end comfortable.
glimmer: :ith four (Angler, ivyo vgeuhliu. sud never-l
, 1 er. on name a, all
instructive End inter-eating books. d6 . number of
COFFEE ROOM.
There is a Coffee Room on the nine floor. And a
lady in Mtondsnce from 9 it. to. to 9:45 i. m. to
serve HOME MADE articles meuliuncd lzelow‘, It
the followinu prices:
1 Cup of Coffee. with crackers, 5 c >
1 Cup of Tea. with Crackers. ii ‘3“.
Cocoa, 5 "
Iii-own Bread ecd Buf'cr. is “
Snudw l. 5 cents. Piece of Pie. :- “
. kc, fi “ (‘rillletl‘ 5 “
Doughnuts, 5 " Horn. )0 “
Pork and Beans, with Iireud and Butler, in "
Stewed Oystern, is “
’tvur Cluims of l§l§~lilld ISO—l.
Bountv and I‘cnnion f‘lui'm coll cied for S ildim
their Widows and Gunrdmnn. and ‘rstion murley due.
l;risuuorn. No charge uulmll sure ~e-fnl. Rents of
lroperty oollwtrd. and M nuc' Chime in this and
other statue. Write. lived- an oihrr legal papers
drawn and execute-i.
w‘ \I’. 9, not FOR,
338 if. Soldlvr of nm Lute War.
Oflim', Illblilu‘e Blink, South Ix'urwitlit, (3mm.
HOLLAND,
Orrimru ('iTv flu-11:1,, flour" Ni muut. CT .
Luv cunsluilil)’ on fill.d
FRESH, PURE Ax!) CHOICE
confectionery,
0f every variety. at Wholesale and Iic‘ail.
LADIES AND G ZI'I‘S‘
Ice Cream Saloon.
Spicisl inducomcnu to times purchasing our Suw
pi-riur lee Cream for l'ariicu sud Fo-tlvsle.
t
GIVE ['8 A CALL.
The subscriber would rcspcc -
fully inform his friends and the
public generally that he has
leased tho. building;r furn‘iei‘ly
owned by Geo. W. Smith, Main
St . near Solman‘s Hat Factory,
and is fitting it with every .ro~
quisito 101‘ the manufacturing,
painting and repairing of all
kinds of carriage‘ work. Block-
smitli‘s work and machine forg-
ing of all kinds. Mr A. B.
Hathaway will conduct ilieliorse
shoeing ilei‘uirtmeut as before.
ll. TILLEY.
H. 8. GREGORY.
Under II. 8.330W8‘3 Shoe Store,
no. Norwslk, Conn"?
Everythingfuruislmd for the interment of the
Residence on lllnbrth Street uforrawly.‘
stratum
Somali Planing.
Band and Scroll sawing
and Turning.
MANUFACTURERS OF
DOORS, BASH. BLINDS.
Mouldings, Boxes. Packing Cases,
Window meea, die.
I have on hand tool: for 150 pitterm of Mould-
inst. end will. when desired. make too]:- for new
I ‘ e.
ConstnninEln stock. “0me Pinned dd Polo-
ted,‘FENL RAILS um! TRIMMINGB.
BRACKETS of all deserl time and WINDOW
FRAMES mode to order at on notice.
Inside Trimmings got out may to put up from
pine and Ipeelnoutiune.
Walnut end Ash Wainscoutlng end Flooring.
Turning of Ill Descriptions.
KINDLING WOOD Split Ind ready for nim'l‘ut
up in hurrah. ma 6m
Burr Knapp,
Foot of Harlin" Street. b‘uuih Nurwuih Cr.
New Market.
The lubseriber Levin: taken the stand on
RAIN STREET
Fish.0 ‘t
are
ya(Mauls,
‘ yegetabies
Foreign all Domestic Fruits
Iy invitu ; an m up bile man
aw" m we“... on. oi . be
m mum a hunt: oil Mg.“ ‘ha
wort-tin nun“.
Are toil, Insured 2
celeb Wood,
House, gig-n
Paper Ballgamglazlor, Gainer.
Shop on all Well Hotel Praneriy,
usually and reasonably.
at: Ornamental
PAINTER. ’
to. ~
SOUTH NOII\\‘&I.K.
Euiimates solicited. cud work done pumpilg’er
NEW BOOK “vet...
Hiilfll‘l ill Iii Ulilliil States.
Imp-“taut Int! nonle- of
r-udln: A
Moult‘netuv on. ill-flux, gaguerelu
on. «the! Rntevpfluen. leu- Eu-
...“ fi't‘él‘"'w§fi “'in' “Pig: "33".“
, , v t , n . lie I: u _ . b
53:}, m,m.§’.§“§‘3*§‘&mh, figl‘fifigg‘fgfi un- II the hook for Vol! u retrain-ea
Mimi it no smoked it with _ Adena-
' lleury Bail Misha-a gong-any,
.\ enrich. a. .
Agents “’untcd!
--‘—-—
T Ii E IX DUSTRIAL
Home. eouullete lune-r) «r all the
A‘Qriui la-
rieulvvu-ul. sleet:- cull
This II n mfortnble room fitted in f tbebe
of the public geuenly. eitusied on .5514. of fill?
fluent, over Rood‘e Jewelr store. Clerk nnd Line‘s
Bloch, nearly opposite Roi rod Do or. South Nor-
Q
It in
Fifth. ,
W
players of the bone C title
cwuere thereof.
White’s
wm continue to route ville!
winter
BRIDGE In
W LK
A
ALE Mich
on '7 ‘ . l
u t realm! ’ .
racism depot of the Den 3"“
for ‘etntionvoa distal! ‘ 7 ,
Produce cold It heretofore;
(ice in!
:w Y0
tee-m
All In ere forbid .
M w v
Iéii‘ixwlii'i": :1 i an
H L ' ' ‘
mil and 10:36 I; $1.3". ngfleld, halt
yoga“ IL; via Air Line I. R. 1:83)»!
'N‘o‘nnect or New Rochelle with um
Iireuvb.
uflf‘9igfii‘.
3’
vii New
«H; “rm-U ,. -
uwéfiwfliflw‘o.
Danburv and Norwhlk Rt”;
9:31 a. m. on
8:0
2:20 p.111. Connecting with exp“
(it?! 31. 111.01: arrival of Rhore Line up!”
11.30 pm freight with "new our,
10.10;; :11. Serum- milk inie'wlih new
1'."- I. 111.. Lil: p. m. 6.00 p. in. 8.8011. II. m
Hereweareig
For New York and Bmlln
so cousin- to um“ go
with their merit-en out of
keep their new
Variety of Stoves,
&e.. Ind
line with ,
Kitchen “rullufiffim
Inn 01 , ‘ :
err some of the
Call and see for
u it] be euro to
has cunt-ll
WIN I‘ER ARRANGESIEMI
Commencing, Monday. Dec. 8.1 H
TRAINS LEAVE scorn soawux. "
arrival of mm Morin new W
5 And New flaw-r: 3:10 I. I w t':
in: at Berber) with Mir-pang: i r ‘ I
Michaelmurrivlnget Mary“: in “
New York ism p in. and with a .
optimal-id. New Haven sud-ll. . s .
arriving in Dsnlmry It 8:. p. 8.
Rain)“. add 4:40 rxvml ruin fro.
York. arriving in Daub , &.
train connect! on Sutwur;:: .. fl
truinr for Litcbfirld. ‘V
m H
rivlm: lu Ilsubnry 11.35 p. a. a.”
‘l‘ltMSS ARRIVE PRU! BAKERY. '
halibut-3'1.“ p. m
L. W. woman. ,
“mm 1
With Low Fare.
"eminent-alto"
arid-i
rummflw
get thaw-Motrin-
I!“ :r
General
Rocha do“ to mom. new},
ll “William
H. H. PIERCE,
RBEEEF;
smTi. Tor. rumors. rat.
All Kinds of Roofs queued aged
W’armaf
If out .‘Isdc Tight, No Che
sure rusmrmm “own
semen, cum.
on. at J. R. mow: chem, ‘ W
of can! and ”Alarm Sm 3:33; on
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