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l‘liulu . Vlcctlna.
T‘wasa minv inuri m; .\i\- childt‘rii t'ui
Enwst and Roll. Luiiiw iiiiii .\l;\\'.
.\ttiill1t‘!\\'nlitt 1‘ ll‘.\<\li.\ lorr llic \‘t
lid-l boon noisy at 1, ur or mun.
“'hcn all at onci- xi. h ;. (illlt‘l l.l\'
0n the hint“ ti .3; it
“ .‘Il‘x‘llllg ll \
_‘ :Q“\.‘~i\tl \\‘
5“! noisvlcssly di‘i \ f-ilh‘ «l-mr :iiii‘.
Amish and listc lit l_ lll- \ .uuld nut s
‘ My form. but th up”... mi. pfmn in in
l'Jttcst. With his ta . draw :1 ginihlx dww.
"ls littlc head Ii : 2 his tallirtsci‘nu‘
Had the highcst F. ..: if. ii.. gm“. ry.
.Xnd .th‘t‘ llixnli. \\ w l i.ii‘l‘l i‘.1(‘l'
In its siiln‘l‘ mm... w.” in Him! rrst.
'\\‘l[ll {I ‘kl‘h'lllt‘t‘f <l.i..l M13. in‘l‘ iii. .isz,
but next in lmu in lli‘d ixrv m in 1‘s plat
.\t‘ui lilt‘ _\‘i-ut‘.j; iii: -.1 siwris i-i-Eniw
Louisc and lit“. and _\l.\l\ illl‘l .lm-.
A sulcmii silrnn- tiill. Hi tiw r... 311‘:
Iknow not tli-vnfl 5.1.. w in i now.
it it could l..~ so 'i. H n s. . lliv ii sniiii l:n\
That tlic s; int “1' 1%. .. nip. ss .hd ill s. . ll»l.
Thc \Yllllw tli.it \\ r; i: .-i in its h..l\ sway
hi tin :i‘mvn-ai” nm in. l‘uvh tuna}.
l‘i‘t‘ }~l:i_\'. '
Tlit‘tl .\lli‘c tlix' pt‘t'trlg-r, rum. in slh‘ilhfih
lio‘l giggiwl o lit h, lint all the in st
Sat {writ-div (lililtt as if past-“.mp—
And .s 11‘ ‘itlil in ii \hiu- tlizit “us wE- :ii‘ .‘ll‘u
.s‘\\rv'i.
“ lk .ii‘ friends.
:lllil snm'l.
lillllli‘l‘lt‘li i think: (hit tho int-.i ll~\i'_\ 11
1i :.
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ktiuw \Vo an~ yum;
AM £91m shc \Vcii‘i on i‘nrth. r tw slum,
H““- “ill"il ill") l -t i’l‘n ms a! tin 11‘ “iii?
of :it tilzi)‘. ,
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Hr “'ct‘c 11.11:.Ilii‘. lii- tum d his 111:
a“ :iy: i
Ami siiv- prziyml " vl ln~ Quill." ll~l llx'l
lu'tQi’l‘ I know
\\ as \ery siiiipli 1:1 lilii‘.l.‘.l‘.t uni word
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inn :1 suwtcr ML. [lb-uh !.i‘\i't‘ luaml,
llicn thw li:iii~is oiirv shout; an 1 m... ”1H1.
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Ili‘ll 1 thin! ilt [xii-i241” not: llll \‘xi'ii
“as thit illitllllt" litlil wr that ‘I'l uniI
sine“. .
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l «135-- still may lli-itli‘c' Ill" stutc.‘
lil’i ‘ii
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iii.~ siiiipie- things confound thti
.t.il.
N“ a.»
'l‘IIc \Ul‘c‘s Lamont.
llx thinks i am silly {or \\‘:|2lllll.: u kiss
\\ hen 1.13 iv an - Jiii‘ at lllrll‘lllll ' 1:» \‘xi to
Lb .- s —.
in. .......9.
l.i.it tin ln'l‘ .i .. \umk m a gay unrld
like ::s. . ‘
.\llvl l‘l!‘ pr“ . s~ ;.. hint is u “hiiidcriii‘r
luxt‘i‘.”
S i luauh him g"
the sins-t
.\::d it hair nits:
in \‘\\l‘.i\‘\s
\‘utillnl lilll
and s\\~'~l
humming .iwziv (loo :1
1y eyc. tliaugli ‘tis harx
.1".le think how ilt‘llgllll‘lll
\\.»ulal\t:.-~ d.i_\ ? are hocu \\ ith that lil~
in- mm“
twin. nu work it spouts lic~i\’\ :‘ Ml
inn: 3
Win-ii that one
Mimic it s
.‘ll‘l l tl‘) l=I,;i‘i\\\
Hut it dies in a-
ttlo i\l\\ whnuld lime
light:
ml) by sillglll; a snug.
gli t-u‘ that littlc slight.
l l\\\\‘lii11\. l‘i‘. t'il
.\u-l make him
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And \Vlh' kll'm‘ ail an t‘\t“:lil$§ some
:tiigu-l will 5...“) ‘
To show how i
hour.
.{ l“ llllll lllllit Ilii‘ i‘llil.
s happy :is ln\ c has thc
thin; for one lover likil
l
The “11'0“ limit lhc “‘Idowcr.
‘ “‘lieii )lr. Thci ll;|\ Thompson wascuurt
UH: llW \\ “it“ \\ L,” hm .iiuchis sixth \\ il‘c.
said hr. Lihll
1.: it
. , ‘itllll‘ll i-t' stititl‘ {lllil look»
1115: Wise. “1 \\ ill tell tin \\ hat li‘XII-m‘l ul
you. my dun: Y vil Lt1‘\~;i\\‘;tl‘t' that lhave
had a .Lcwl *lx‘zil' ni' i::;iiiimuiii;il expors
ioucc. llwhum '«i h iimsvs me sid it
think of it. and l l\:.\_\ tiiily \‘lV that my
cup of niisri-y wliuld lu- ionuiiig u\\'1‘:it
this llluliii'lll 11' li-‘prh- it ~: i’ur cm. liut
tu business l W: s ul out l«\ l‘\'lll.ll‘li that
Janv. my tirst. timid nuke lwitcr coti‘ce
thaiiuiiy othcr \Vniiiaii iii tiic\\'~\1‘l\l.
trust you will ad
prctviraiion of ”1.1
\tll lli‘l‘ [twain lii‘l'
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SOUTH NORW’ALK, CONN ., \VEDNESQAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 187 9.
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and thrill of ciiiotiou which the pmachiug
caiisos. lt Icsults from tho laws of men-
tal action that preaching of this kind docs
not itispii‘c conscientiousnms. nor tend to
pmctical mom] activity. lt nocwsarily
produces and fostcis mcntul conditions
which arc extromcly unfavorahlc to spirit;
utility of character and life.
The appctitc fur cloquencc. working
with nthor tciidoticics of tho ago. has
liclpod tn iiiakc prcacliing in this country
dmiiiatic and entertaining. hut. in large
iiicasuro uiispiritii'il. This. 1 think. ‘an
iv: rightly Ngunlcd only as a calamity. a
tcndoney opposod tn the interests of rclig-
ion. :idziptod to weaken and subvert it. mid
to load the poopio who arc influenced by
it. into a region whew rcligion Will be
imisissihle or rogzmlml as unnwessary.
This is one ot‘ the most important among
the uiifth-rahlo tondcncios of the agc. it
has mado preaching " niorc intcrosting to
the iiiasscs." but this has boon lll‘t‘nntlilisll‘
ed by sacrificing much that is essential in
religion itselt‘.~—August Atlantic.
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A Rlch Story.
.\ l“arkoislmmugli tuipcr says that sov-
cral incnihcis of tho legislatui‘c took
tho cars at Grafton into who cVoiiing for
“'hcoliiig. and among tlienunilicr was a
Mr. (1.. of somewhat large proportions.
physically. and a Mr. IL. a proimrtional
undcisizo.
Tlu-sc twoatho stalwart Mr. (L. and tllt‘
nillUt‘tll‘l-{lt'l‘tl littlc Mr. 1). took a lieidi
tug-stlier. it sm-iiis. iii a slcoping car. The
Iittlcniaii laid behind. and the good-n:~~
lili‘iKl. waggish Mr. H. lwt‘orc.
Mr. I). soon was sleeping and snoring
furiously. Mr. (i.. more under
l ‘s lcgisliitive burden. soon arose. and was
Sitting by tho stovo. when an clderly la~
dy camc aboard. and dosinsl a berth.
“ .\“ right. madam!" said (L: “1 took
a liiidi \\ (1h my son. and you can occupy
liii.li wlu-rc my littlo
n-stlcss
my placc in that
boy is sleeping.“
Taking .\lr. it, at his word. the lady \l‘s-
mini, and laid down with the boy.
.\t'tcr a quiot repose for sonic tinie. thc
hwy. .\lr. ll.. ls‘cauie n-stloss from sonic
caiisv. anal hots“) to kick around. to the
‘So. in a imp
him on tho
annoyance ot‘ the old lady.
\rl'ltal manner. she tulllt‘sl
luck. and said:
‘1 still. sonny. pa said 1 might s]. 3p
along with you.“
“ Thunder and light iiiiigf”i‘riwl thc li‘:«
islainr: “ who aic ~\oii 1' [am no buy: l‘m
utm-inlwr of tlic \\'cst Virginia l.c:.."isl;i~
turci“
lt is s‘iid that the old lady swisnmi. and
could not lu‘ bmiight to ti" ll. pi‘uiuiswl
that ll. should lxc impcuchxsl.
ll. swcais thc thing shall not nxst licw.
\\'liat action the legislatutv will take
for tho pu. pose of pnucciiug its own digs
nity. rcinaius to luv sccn.
'l‘hc l'ulsc.
Many ormnnms inipn‘ssious pnw'ail
about tho pulse as indicativo of hcalth or
discase. a common notion being that its
lwatiiigs aw much murc ivgular and uni-
form than they wally are. In tho 11\'\\‘~
horn infant thc boatingsan‘ l‘roni pm In
H“ to tl'c minute: in tho second your. fmin
N0 in 117»: {mm the seVeiitli to the four
tociith ycar. from ‘H to 90: fun“ the four~
twnth to the l\\'\‘lll) inst your. from 7.1 to
$5: from tho twonty—tiist to tho sixtioth.
{mm to to 73. Young poisons ui‘c ct‘tcn
found whusc ]\\ll.\'\“ arc liclow (in. and
thcrc havc heoii many ‘ascs of pulscs lia~
hitiially mi ‘lilllg 10o. or not exceeding 4"
without appan-iit \liscase. Scx especially
in adi‘lts iiithioncos the pulse. which in
womcu is than 10 to H boats to tho iuiii~
utc llluh‘ rapid than in inch of the same
huslvuid t‘nspn-m a} runnuikmifivr 1...“... .i
lhc widow. “ .\l .l Ehci‘c “fié... ~ 4.. ‘ iii~
ion “9““ . , “unison. “ Susan was tho
4....33uaer (hilt probably crer lived. it
w hm- dough! to titid a button uti‘: and.
as for rents in cunts and things. i ll.l\w‘
3“.“ he; Shed team (if joy “‘th slic s.i\\'
mm)“ Sh? “~35 5“ dvsinttls of Haiti“ livt‘
needle for their mistir. Oh. what a “rim.
m1 Susan was I“ “ Many is the time.“ lss
rho widow. ‘3 that my first lllls _-.~~
“\Vith regard to Anna. who \\‘.t.\ my
mini.“ said Mr. Thompson. hastily. “I
think hcr forte uhovo all in! lii‘l\ was in tlic
multilinhuiout of the mlw known (l‘
ghp-juck. l havo voiy pinisutit \ isiuns at
this moment of my angelic \zim. .‘is she.
“rod in tlic kitcln t: at” a frosty iiiurnd
iug, enveloped iiismu‘so an l the morn-
tug sunshine that Static liii‘iutigli tlic win.
«low. or bearing to my plate :i particulan
I: aim urticlo of .‘llll'r‘ldt‘lfl. with tho re-
m. ”Phat ls‘ [llt‘ lili‘vsl “21" Fri. Tlinlu.
“ Eat it \\'l1ilt‘ ll‘s lliti.‘ Nblilctililcs.l
mm you. my dcar. tiicso rocnlloctions.
m quite ovcrpou crux." liv applicd his.
Wt‘h‘lllt‘f in lll‘ I-_\i‘.\. :tliil lllu Whit“?
aid. “ Ah. yx-sl 1 know how it is myself.
lit. Xany is iiiv time that I so in my
lonely hultrsniy .lmriirs: hus- “ Tho.
wide and j-iy of .iulia. my fourth. and I
many. lint. of tiara. my fifth." iiitcr‘
tamed Mr. Thompson. with some appar-
eutLv accidental violenco of tone. " lay
“the act of making owr thcir Spring
beam-ts. If you w ill ls-liovo it. my dour.
one bonnet lasted til» so two liltssui wiitiis
en Khmugh all the happy yeah they lived
with rue-«hey would turn them and Inako
thorn owr so many tum-s! Dear. dcar.
what a. changing worlds—what. an unhappy"
changing world 2“ c I say so to luysclf a.
hundred times a day. sir.“ said the widow“
with a sigh. “I tnsluemly remarked to
my first hus—-—~ " Madam.“ said Ml"!
i‘3Miimn. suddenly. and with great storm
fist. "oblige an» by iaver mentioning
cheap man again. An: you not awaxg
he must Mimi'lly be out of th
’ m fur cvennurv': Can you not. 393
your (imtuiual references to him sick}
my mill? Let us ban-peace. mains—3
us have pure.‘
widow. mwkly. " I beg your pinion.
‘ < maniac nut to duit again.“ And
» mwrfidnultheir liveawcrcu
. ~ uni panda! a they could with. ’
W
M M Slog-ea:
mm.
u
The
mfimtmmmh .
,fimmmim . .-
\'cry well. sir." saiif-i
hfihmfly'hmm“
age. Muscular oXcrtiuu cvcu position
uiutorially atl‘octs tho pulsc. l.s avoragc
l‘nspicucy in healthy men of ‘3? is. thn
sittin. 21. whcn standing. 81. when lying
(it: to tho ininutoi In woim n of thc samc
ago in the same positions 91. 84 and 79. In
slccp tho pulsc is in gcnerul considerably
Sluwcl‘ than during \vakei‘ullnoss. in con
taiu tllSl‘ltSts. such as ucutc ‘ll“l\“.“ of tho
brain. for exaiuplmthem may ho 150. oven
2m. beats: in other dismiss‘s. such as
:ipimplexy and Sulllt‘ organic atl'octious of
the hmrt. thew may he no mow than ‘20
or so to the ininutc. Thus. one of the com-
iiiuiiost diagnostic signs is liable .o doceivo
tho must exiwrionmsi tunctitioncrs.
M...—
.\ “'aruinx for the Peach souson.
hum the Christian l‘r'on.
A sad cuso of accidental poisoning 1' mm
eating pouch kernels is just mpmtcd from
Paris. which should so: to as a warning to
3‘1 having childrcn who can obtain pcachs
es. lt scents that a little boy. five years
of age. succeeded in obtaining a number
of peadi stones and after breaking them
an: tlic kcmols. “'hcn found. he was
nearly dead from the ctl‘ccts o! the con-
tainod pruwic acid. and aid arrived too
into to save him. It is well. now that
the fx uit season has arrived. to explain to
what extent misonous properties are pos-
med by the peach stone. The writers on
toxicology state that an ounce of the ker-
nels muons about one grain of pure hys
dwcyanic acid. and it is known that one
graiu‘bf the poison will. almcst to a certain-
ty kill any adult person. Twostbinls of a
grain has oftcn bow fatal. and may be
considered as fatal for a child. Should any
sickiioss occur from eating punch or other
kernels. it is Well to remember that am-
mouia is one of the beat antidotes. The
patient should be made to inhale all he
can. and a few dmps. diluted with four
times its bulk of water should be given in~
ternally.
w—u—ofiv-w—
In one or our neighboring towns that
hasnlwaysbeen noted for its thrift and
good moral mummhabimu. in yum
W by. once settled over one 0! its most
bility. ‘Hc untried in a dimntctty a
womandgreullmuyubllity. Sham
,mi bl“. 7
"Margin-Q. ‘
voluptuousnoxs the tonitmrary stimulous
“UMOBOUS.
A luiggagxssmnshcr committed suicide
the othcrdmv. That scttles thc business
of the millennium. The great day must
be near at. hand when a. buggxge—amashcr
joins the cxodusors.
—-—-—¢.v———
A man out in Nevada found a fortune
by taking a drink of water. Wc liavc drank
a pint or more of the stuff for tho past ten
years: had no fortune when we commenc-
ed. and havc not grit it yet.
———«o—————
“Yos.” said the hornoy-fistcd grangcr.
gloomily. "last ycar wo had not any-
tliing to put in our barns. and this your
thcrc is so much stuff that wo can not
takc cnrc of it. and (i. licup is bound to
spoil. Thcrc ain‘t any luck for us farin-
crs. anyhow."
——-—¢o.—————-
A pcrson who had obtained a frcc mil-
rozid pass. asked tho. road agent if “he
could nut'cmpmce his wife.“ " Probably.“
tho official tuiswcrod 3‘ but I prcfcr to son
her bct'orc promising positive ,2“
“I run afraid.“ said a lady to hcr hus-
band. “that Iain going to have it still
neck.“ “ Not at all improbable. my dear"
rcplicd hcr spout-w, “I have 50011 strung
symptoms of it over since we were mur-
riod.“
W
Mother. noticing her little daughter
wipc licrlmouth with her dress sleeve,1\sk-
cd her what. her lumkcrchicf was for.
Said the little one: 3‘ It is to shako at tho
ladics in the strcot. That is what papa
doc‘ with his.“
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A certain cditur was taking :1 walk ono
cvcnin-P,r with his wife. whcn shc who was
romantic and an admirer of nature. said:
“ Augistus. just notice the moon." “ (‘au‘t
think of it. loss than twenty ccnts a line.“
3 ~ 3 ow
"My dcar.“ said a smiling spousc to hcr
bottor half. a morning or two since. “I
am going a shopping: 1 want a little
chaugc." “ Pooh!“ responded the ting“-
lant man. “ that would be no chaugcat a":
you go shopping cvcrv dav.“
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A bright little thrco your old. while her
mother was trying to got her to sleep. his
canic interwted in some outside noise.
Sho was told it was caused by :1 cricket.
when she sagely ohscrved: “ Mama. l
think ho ought to hc uilcd.“
w ~
Thc dust was dying thick and fast.
Ur‘cr a many worriod iminliy.
.\nd soon a grain of sand was cast
into a littlc boy‘s bright cyc.
lle hriishwl awny the upcr c1 iist
And said with look so wondlsiiis w isc
“ \\‘hcu 1 am dead and turned to dust.
I won‘t blow up in ‘K‘il.\l(‘\\“ cycs.“
w»~9~.~ , .
Little .\iu\ic plays so hard in thosc vu-
cation days that she does not become so
round and rosy as her mot hcr wuc‘d like.
Not long since. she was having her Saturs
day night hath. her inothcr said. “ 0h.
Annic doar what shall 1 do with you? I
bolivc you grow thiuuor and thincr ovory
day!“ Annio thoughtfully rcgnrdod her
mother fur a moment. thcu asked vciy
seriously. “ Am 1 thin enough yot do you
think to ho iunthcr of a paper doll ‘3“
a...
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\\‘hcn thc head of a Main strcct family
tvissml the weekly appropriation hill.
Satunlay night. ho taekcd on a ridcr pro-
viding that on and after that datc
thci‘c sliouldho no more cold diiuicrs on
waslidays. but when it ciuuo back with a
vein showing how utterly unconstitution-
al it was. as well as rcvolutiouary in char~
actor. ho had to hike watcr and adjourn
down town without dchate.
v...
“ Willic.“ said an intcrcsting young
mothcr to licl‘ youngest hopeful. “ do you
know what the ditlcl‘cnco is hetwwn body
and soul‘: Tho soul. my child. is what
you love with: tho body carrios you about.
This is your body.“ touchiiu.r the littlc fols
low‘sshouldor: “but there is suinothing
dccpcr in. You can tool it now. What
is it ‘3“
“ Oh. I know.“ said Willic. with a tlash
of intclliguico in his cycs. “ that‘s my
flanuol shirt!“
__. ~— rm
Oss Bumm- Sana—An zuwicnt dnrkcy
called at tho First Pn‘cinct. rocoutly. and
informed tho captain that “a foller had
hormwod his watch and gonc right oil to
Canada.“ and he wanted to know what
could ho dono about it.
“ Nothing.“ rcpticd tho captain.
“ And he can‘t be fotchcd back 1"“
" N0.“
“ \Vcll derc‘s onc thing snrtiu.“ said tho
lwcr. as he went out. “ dat watch won‘t
run over 11 ftcca minutes to woucc. unlcss
he hires a boy to shakc it.“
«o #-
Tm: (‘RlTERlOX—The other day onc of
the Norman School girls called to a com-
paninn.
" Say. Kittie Harper‘s pa has bought a
housc ‘3“
" No: is that so? is it a nice house P"
“ Grcat big brick house. with the aw-
!ullest biggtst panes of glass you ever saw 2"
“ And bayswindows ?“
“ No: just straight windows."
“ Well. that settles it.“ said New 9. as
she turned away. “ We have two bay-
windows on our house“ and. though Kitty
is it nice girl, she can‘t belong mour actt."
W - ‘ao
Pat having been sent by his master to
the postcfiioe after the letters, wag asked.
on his return,—
ell. Pat, what was there for inc 1’"
‘ Two letter! ad a papa. sir.“
“ Well. hand them to mar—what are
you standing there for 2‘“
“Include, sir. aid you didn‘t tell me to
bring them. n “I, at all!"
“Whatdidyougotothc otfiootor?’
"You blame togathe ofioo andaee
whatwuiutbebox. andhaven‘t Idone
it. sure 9”
Pa bad to go back again—but mum
inguhcwent. Whom billionai-
would“beatmrmnningwh|thcuid
next time."
”000——
AxwaOwn—mmr day
Mummnxym mu 1nd told.
laddmndpoatouln the what.
mmmummsmm to
“test”: boo-me brawn to the men
mmmmummm
is
What W
whmafihbwuflmm
nmmmsmmmm
The young man thought that he had
struck a big thing. and alter outings
heavy dinner ho was taken inton. atom
room above the barn to be initiated. The
boys poured cold water down his back.
put, flour on his hair. sworo him to kill
his mother if cominandcd. and rushed
him around for an hour without a single
complaint, from his lips. “'licn they had
finishcd hc exclaimed, “ Now I‘tun one of
the Calvaliers of (“m-co. am I?“ " You arc.“
they ttnswcrcd. “ Nothing more to learn
is there?“ “ Nothing.“ “'0”. then I am
going to lick the whole crowd!“ continu-
cd the candidate. and lio wciit at it. and
before he got through ho had his two dol-
lars initiation fee back and three mom to
boot. and had knockcd cvcryhody down
two 01‘ thrcc times apiece. And he did not
secm much disturbcd in mind when 110
drove out 01‘ the barn. 0n the contrary.
his hat was slanted ovor. lic liada fresh ci-
gar in his tectli. and he mildy said to one
of tho burn boys: “ Say. boy. if you
hear of any c.1lvaliors asking for ll
Covco about my size. tcll them I will ho in
on tho full of the moon to tukc royal
Skyfuglc (logrucsf—Dct rnit Frcc l‘rcss.
' ’ ‘C .
A MISTAKE is Till: NAME—Thu swuiiicr
liolvctia of thc Natiouul Linc sumo years
ago was on the way f ruin Now York to-
wards Liverpool. wlioii slio came- up with It
Dutch ship staggoring along undcr ull
sail. with studding sails alow und aloft
and going. porliaps. oight miles pcr hour.
As the weathor was lino and tho sca coin-
paratiw-ly smooth. tho captain of tho llcl-
vetiadetermined to pass near cnough to
thc Dutchman to spcak to him. As. how-
ovcr. tlic ship was stocring ‘athcr wild. it
was not prudcut to go too ncai‘ and tlic
two vessels worc in prctty loin: hailing
distance. wlioii thc llutcli captain hogan
the task of llllllllli: through his simikiiig
ti .inipet.
“ Slitcaiiior alioy I“
“ llallo.“ rcplied thc captain at tho top
of his voice.
“ \‘ash slitcaincr \‘lhs dot you call ‘3“ said
the Dutchman.
“ llol-\'c~tiu!" shouted thccaptaiii. «livid;
ing tho word to gix c ii duc signiticancc.
“(in hell iiiit you yoiiiseit‘.“ was the iii-
digiiant rcspoiisc. “ \‘uii iliiiks your big:
shteaiiier insults and tho
llutcliiniui slioorcd itlr.;\ll.\‘il:tlllil13.: to hold
further parlcy \\ itli liiv sii‘ulllt‘l‘. which
soon shut ahead and left him tar l-chiiid.
soiiiclu nly
9.9m ‘ ~—~
“'csuun‘t l'uraulc.
'l‘lic parallc “as a couipleto success. and
thc diuncrwhirh was supci‘iiueuilwl to
thc ladics (prniiiiiiciit which we
tiotimsl thowife and ilauu’htcr of cilitor
.lottcsnl llio ll'isIInu‘hixl was one of tho
tiniest spivads exer swii in New England.
'l‘hc \ isitiug Iii‘cuiou from llauhurlecthi-l.
South Noi‘walk and Nurwalk. arrinsl
about ‘3 o‘clock a. m.. when they woro cs~
cortod to Staplc‘s Howe and ti‘catcd to a
tine collation. aftcr which thc pubcossiuu
\vus t‘ut‘lnwl iii the following onlci‘:
Capt. ll. 1‘. lluri‘. Grand Marshal.
.\lil.\‘.
.I. E. Hulda-ll. (ion. llalc.
Foi‘cuicii F. Taylor. .1. .s‘._.lonos.
Escort to \‘hict‘s and Assistants.
Fll‘t‘ ltllll‘t‘uf .\'urwalk.
T‘it‘v l‘ulicc (if lhullull‘y.
(‘hicf liuginma‘ and Assistants of Nurwalk.
\‘hict‘ Enginwrnud Assistants ot‘ llothcl.
(‘hict‘ l‘lnginocraud Assistants of llltlllllll‘y.
First Division.
.1. 1‘. Taylor. Assistant Marshal.
. St. Augiistiiic litllltl.
\‘ig‘ilant l‘higiuc (‘11.. \\'\\stpuri.
l‘utiiaiu "use t‘o.. So. Norualk.
(llil ‘Yl‘ll ll. t\\ l:. (kn. SH. Ni|1‘\\’:|lk.
Nccumt‘ I‘l‘t‘i‘siuit. i
\\‘. J. Finch. -\ssist:illl Maisial.
\\ est mrt l‘uriict Hand.
t‘unipo hugiiio ( ‘u.. \\ cs1 port.
llowc llruui t‘Ul‘lss.
l‘hicuix l‘lngino t‘o.. stwunei‘. Nurwalk.
“ashiugtuu ll. \K‘ 1.... llanhury.
llcthcl l‘ut‘tict “and.
.\lcrt Engine (1... lh‘llu‘l.
T1051“ Division.
11. S. lluhhcll. Asst. Maishal.
. Huwo "and.
Ptonccr ll. & 1.. (‘o.. \\'ostturt.
l‘ul‘tclicstcr “and.
Hope “use \‘o.. Nurwalk.
l‘loucor ll. 1% 1... Norwalk.
(‘itizcus Rand. ltcthcl.
Grassy Plain Engine t‘o.. Bothol.
inhibit}:
“infill liit‘isimi.
lluyh Cumpo Eugiuc t‘o. No. l.
Utliccts of the Hay.
Connuittw~ of .~\r uugwncuts.
i ‘h-rgy.
Town (ltticcis.
Citizens in t‘arriagxs.
Thc march was through the principal
strccts. to (hu‘luuu‘s lot on Main stroct.
whcrc tho dining hall had lns‘n‘im-ctwl to
seat 740 persons Rev. A. S. Lewis road a
vcry lino pocin. addi'cssml to the firemen.
The dm‘orations. both public and private,
wore in excellent taste. ospocially a su-
perb double arch on Main stroct. mooted
by Compo Engine Co. and Pioneer H. &
L. Co. Quite a feuturc of the parade was
a miniature engine. manned by 44 boys.
unifbrmcd and ofiiccrcd. After dinner the
Norwalk steamer showcd her powers 01‘
throwing. ‘
The verdict. of all the visiting compan-
ies was that. \Vcstport gave the “ boss"
parade of the state. thero were ovci‘ 700 in
the line. besides four bands. and four
drum-corps. “Fest-port not having any
chief engineer and assistants, that posi-
tion was creditably filled by Foreman
Jones of Compo Engine 00., and Foreman
Taylor of Pioneer H. & L. Co. Tho nim-
ber of visitors would undoubtedly been
greater. had the batting business not been
so brisk.
W
The oldest inhabitant dies daily.
“W—
Many gates are undergoing repairs in
consequence of the moon light evenings.
”W
ChaflesDeYouug who shot Kalloch in
San Francisco has been admitted to bail
in 025.000.
W
WouldnotBob Ingcrsoll be willing to
oompromiaeouaplaceottormentmdcall
itulaaiasippi?
W
General Grant sailed from Yokohama
torSanchisooon Wedneadnyfihe 8:1,
and inexpeotedtoarrive there ouarabout
mam.
Enron-cum. Belushi-um
mane-mm“ “who
am“ shook. “whom
MW
“Mu-fivedhbl’ew Yorknmn.
Buy Your
SCHOOL BOOKS!
——.\T THE—
Sentinel Oflice.
Fine Stationery
Fine Printing.
Paper Bags
Wrapping Paper.
Autograph Albums
~AND~
Scrap Books.
Graven Materials
Artists’ Brushes.
Elegant Papeteries,
Writing Papers,
Envelopes. do.
gout]: @30er gamble].
GOLDEN BROTHERS, Proprietors-
OFFICE IN “SEN TIN EL" BUILDING.
Wumnu‘mx Sruxx'r.
Ono lear.....$l.5018u Manna” “.00
Sing-lo Coplou, 5 Conn.
TERMS STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.~
Tonn- or Alva-flung.
flu. tin. 2111. 3m. 4m. Xcol. 3901. 1c01.
{win-ii. $1700 :2 00 3336'“ 00 3313i) $7 00 :12 E)
2' "figiafi'ioquisTfiE'fim 9’50“ "‘
s “*2 nq_:4im*5"5o_rid—970071150.73 mi
llinnih; i1 50 5 (“.7 mifirtl‘ml WCflWfiO If)
2 .. 4 m 700 (2503200 '14 on‘ 16 (id‘s-too
u
u
u'
E: :‘5 Mil-T50" ‘16} 'nh: 16710 “film‘s? (“"3060
is” .. goo 1500 1800 ésm’a’s’tiViomhrsiii
n 1423120 no si‘oo‘se so" as 00’ as 60’ too 071
12 c 15 on ‘33 on mum—4636‘ "00711 MTfli’fio
Tau-ringer- and Deaths inscncdfiiuiwualy.
Local Notices 10 cents per line.
OTIVE OIflLii
For Table Use.
Purc and of thc Best Quality.
Plaisted’s Drug: Store.
pAfL annex-um.
ART ST 111 GRAYDN,
(‘opics of l’luitogmplis and Types of all
Kinds cnlargml to any Size.
A1 rcasonuh c prices. Satisfaction guaramccd.
SAMPLES (‘31) ll" th't‘li 11! this (illico. \\ lit'n‘ (\rdors
may be left. or sciit to post otllce box .510 “(Lil
T REAL §§TA~TET
J. l‘crris on the Fichi Again.
Rcal Estate Bought. Sold. Exchangod or
Rented in and out of this city
on Roanouablo 'I‘crnu.
’l‘enantini.r Storcs and Farms :1 S recialtv.
lnquircut‘ JOHN FER ‘is. ‘
4-32 1y So. Norwalk Real Estutc Agt.
Miss E. C. Smith,
PARLUR MILLZCNERY
\Vost Street
South Norwalk.
.Slllllll Nii'wall Savings
BANK!
.\‘i~a er :51. t‘.’.. “garner: “auxin
For sale at
Conn.
“lashingwu s: . S:
Upon Daily lrum in.» 1:: :i 311.. and from 1 Eu 3 p,
in. and on Saturday \~\'\‘:.iliz.'§ than u to S.
CFlutcn‘st ulluwwl on Dcpusits.
"FOLEY l‘. ELY. l‘t‘w. A. SULMANS. \‘iusl‘rost.
JUHX ts. KNAl‘l‘. Sec. and 'l‘rc‘s. .3le
1.01th .I. BLAKE.
Attorney 461:. Counsellor-at-Law.
("the in swurd‘s Building,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
(Utticc tor-murky occuplcd by Melville E Mcadd
Eu‘rauiw on Washington Strcet.
Practices in all the Court: of the Sum. (‘uuvcv-
suctuc archuu‘ cxccutcd. “Mucus mptly
attcndcd to. k - '
utttco hours from S AJI. till 13 31.: from 1 RM. to
3 l‘.M.: twin 1 l‘. 31. till \1 t‘..\l.
I4 E" l \VzXllN Eli.-
Attorney at Law.
XOWALK. (‘0.\‘.\‘..
UFFu‘E in “‘ull SL. two doors inst of tlic
\‘uiiiiwticui Hotel. 4-11 1y
PENSION
and oilior claims colloctcd. Deeds. writs and
kinds of justico husiitoss aitcridcd in by
» W. S. 1101'1‘03‘.
“tllcc ii. Lsurlcr‘s lilacs.
all
llrs. C. ll. Kendall & Sou.
DENTISTS.
Arc now pi‘cpnrcd to us
celvo thcir tuitrolis at
cither Sorwslh llrtiiuv or
South anwulh. Tho scu.
iur partncr has taken rooms
over Scllu‘k‘s lhmkstfiw.
Nth-walk. whilc the junior
Ntalus the old «111w. Law
der‘s Bloch. South Nor.
will}. chth extracted without with. and all dcu~
tal operations pcrturniod at cither ottlce.
1". ll. KENDALL. M. 11..
G. S. KENDALL. D D. S.
fieduced ' PriéEE
”up-
Pho to graphs.
«AT-v
North’s Photo. Gallery.
Card: per don. - - 0&5!)
“ “ hairdo: . - 1.50
Cabinet! per do: - - 5.00
“ lnlf dolon - - 3.00
8x10 Photographs ouch - 1.50
a. s. Non'l‘n.
MANUFACTURED BY
The Pocasset Iron Works,
7 uid 9 Curr Stun. N“ Tomi.
GIPSYFLHWER PM
For Sale by
Jill H. Smith, Florist,
SOUTH NORWALK. 01'.
CALL AND EXAMINE THEM,
Tue “Gutsy" is the newest. ornament for home.
lawn and conservatory. It is or nova] beauty. use-
ful. heap 1nd durable. Once seen you will not In
without. t.
Carriage Mam
r. A
4»
And PAINTING, '
ar— »
H. Tilly’s Manufafiory, Main St,
W m‘l Ili. flop. ‘
munch-oi
1" shitting
Lafitfiu ‘u Honcho-in‘fiop
, “hum ‘ h
r
New York, New Haven in
llartlbrd Railroad.
Trains um South Nm‘wlb FOR NEW YORK at.
12:17 (“‘uhinztnn Expxi; llnrlcm RtvcriJfli (Ex )
5:08 (Eprfifizslflg. 1:317;i‘(h‘xp.).:z3£.(9n:10’. 12;“:
)Ex .).A. . :3. ' pJ, : ..
ttfidpmpr. 6:55. 9:05 (Exp). P. ll. Fox: ll“
RAVEN. 1:83 (Exp). 6:53 k01.9:28i1hp.). 10:!8 A.
M. 1i:1l(lixp.).1:45. 2:18 (Exp). 0:04. 4:18t3x8.)
6:00. 0:48. 10:36 (Exp). 11:25(Exp).1:18. 1’. N. F B
SPRINGFIELD. nan. 9:88 (31“.). A. n. 12:11 (Exp)
1:45. 4:1S (Exp.).02tfi. 10:36 (Exp). 1‘. ll. Expmu
FOR BOSTON via Spriiigflcld. 9:26 2A. M.. 18:11
4:18. and 10:36 P. M. : via New London 2:18. an
11:25 P. l; via Air Line R R. 1:13 A. I. and 8:18
River
826
3 mm nonwlnxladzdu
1’ an in: nu _ 7 -'
l Dunbar:
moat gunmen um! I
the country. nil is thorough!
and nuptial! with excellent
1’. M.
’Councct gt New Roche-tic: with [intent
Branch.
an
. I
znterdtkngum musing”: mm
.-3:::. . om umwnn ma abut-till,”
.'§::~*-...._ thuudoubilug in porn on vim-u. ' tn
mutant! in now one of the
lions on the New York ad New In. ’
The chief pursuit! of the immat- an ho uni-
factun of machinery. m ' ,
straw goods. ship building and
oysters. Hundred; or Manley-mm
any to that dual. via. the! m
on nocount of t elr em the ad
vor. A: u location for man
wants it olero unusual humus.
\\‘ INTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing, Monday, Dot 3, I877-
TRAIXS LEAVE SUI'TII NORWALK.
9:30a. in. on arrival of trains ictwine ch York
8:05 and Ncw Haven 8:10 A. m.. connect—
lugai Bcthcl witn Stu-pang“. R. train for
Luchtlclu. arriving at liaubury 10:10 tam.
cnnuoctinu with express train leaving
New York 1:00 p m. and with trains from
Springfield. New Haven and all point! cut.
arriving in Dnnbury 1:18:38 [1. m.
on arrival of Shore Lino cxprcu from
Boston. and 4:40 express train from how
York. arriving in Dunbury 7.35 ‘l. m. Th1!
train connect: on Saturdays at. the} with
trains fur Litclitiold.
11.10 pm frciL'lit with pun-Juror car. arriving in
' lmnhiiry 1.40 tun. .
10.401) in. similar milk train with passenger CIT. tr-
l‘l\'lll,‘,! in halibury 111.053). m.
TRAINS ARRIVE; FROM DANIH'RY.
7.46:. m . Lin 1' 1n . (1.00 p. m . 9.9031. in. ”sight.
1.. W. SANDlF‘URTll.
Snpcrintcudaht.
nhcmroru of the Noni-k stun
Celebrated exam Pump-i W I
Benedict. mu m.
tho m r In m m
tun-rt! nr flue um. 15. B“ m %
Acct-u! King. fur cutteu. Butt! Broth”. mu _
mluuhctnren: Lonnsbnry Bro... & filo
mmuhctnrm: rancid 0mm m I
noun‘u Box Imam . lulu 0..
Slit Yud “5 Marine Rail“ filhnm am
Bog Builderll : builder: In mum
yarns. ml. annals. Ion-ta. eta.
general rctnll uud total inane". no
tuna: of thto paper. Tum are l 0121an
than]. Episcopal. Methodist. mun. (3m.
Natural 3m : nus Savings but:
item Fire lusunnce 00.. which
every nuteln the Union. me one at
coastal computer I: the country.
tent mat-d schools. you wot-kl. pt
Habitat and extend-ed vim M the Son!
the eye can reach. out or west. fra- a.
rising horn the bushel! wane. where in
many beautiful rumor villa. and eon-all
dt‘nfiefi. owned by than not
here. the occupant! of which con
life. fashion Ind pmflpcerlty of thc city
summer months. There "euro “11
well conducted batch. Thm I! u
house thnt‘wtll mt 1073 pert-out. To
manufacturing muhlhhuontn looking
locate. w mainland this city. A
desired will be chcarhilly mm by
member of the City mm; when I...
in- tmmd in “other mtnmn. Snub 3mm
unusual helium uid indumu to mom
incehanlc or laborer. n 1t 1: I city of
ties. a city now of immune. and in
nonnative New: Enchant town. but“
punch! and pm the for “in: m
e: Ind enjoying m.
L -
SGUTH NORWALI CIT! OHIO“! ‘
law—W‘s": C. thm
Garb—En"! Wm:
(hineetu—Ruumt. Tou- u: 1|; M
u: A. Tom- List ‘11. ":3.
Wm a. hull
JWWAIL mm
Hanna—Duns mm.
mm m.
4:30 p. m.
6:2“). in.
__., “w FOR
NEW YORK!
AND
BROOKLYN.
Mill Hill 358
Excursion Tickct 500.
THE l‘Ol‘l‘LA it ST .73. )1 Eli
(Turban
‘-
ADE LPHII
Kll l‘niumonr ho: Daily 1‘: its
Tillll‘sllal iniiiuin, iii. 17
York
”but
3‘-
H‘GM W 10““. “I m
salami. Robert 1!. Ian .
W
Audi“: .1. (Mt‘bomn Dibble.
hommn. M cc . law But
Gould Hurt.
in,
Tu and from ch uml
BHMDKISII .)l RECT. {gm T‘fl u‘.
innumnmmut-m
cream
insuring nth Nun‘s“: st 7: °m1\\..s~1i
1.. Claim ml” 1- M Anh-
Thump-mi.
a
«ritual u' Dru bury and .\‘c\\‘ Ilin'cu “aim-ad trains
thurnii :1. “ill hvu‘o .low‘dl‘s Dock. Full ‘1: Ferry.
\‘
It“ kl)‘1‘.‘ll l‘ .\l . "‘1!“ Pier .‘l‘ East
Ri\":~|r.Nt-\ 19132 g 1‘ 1L. smi rim: of i. (“will Mb! on m m 3.
Tltlrl)‘ I ..rd sins-i. at é; 0 o‘clock It. in. as Thompson. ._
usual. connecting sun- Nth tho lhixbary and he“ 33 mu.“ 0..“m on ”1‘“. m...
“"“““"“‘““" I. Chum-u mm on at u
:61" Passenger: iuu‘. [turgsgv C‘un\‘v_\‘t‘1l tn Ai-d Mun Lurch-o Dibble. -
\hc \ic‘po'. at smut: Norwalk (roe u! charm. 5‘ Nah-m Column on mm
a 3'1an .. .
l-° s. alum (to-mm. n Br. I)“
FREIGHT LIN}: mm... ,
1. {W 0‘ m u
FOR Hoyt.
a cum Gunman on n m
Clinic: 3. lam “I
s. cums-inmate. ol autumn—n
New York.
Iv;‘lll:\r trips through the
Will continue to tpaklc“ llx Bl ll 1 d ‘35“ Kurt
s an ~r 1 am ‘1. .‘u ‘ ‘.\ ‘ ‘ n: 2 an .‘ ‘ ‘
v'hiinit‘. “ ‘ l ‘10. gm“ «untrue-mm
Fix-tutu rceeivcd twin and doliwn-d at thc - ‘ ‘ ‘ , .
”‘91:;th dcpu: of tho ltaimiirv and Norwulk Railroud hkfimmmumdwh ,
tor a" suii‘uns “it that alal s “Walla? llailmad. a
:3; Special armiigcments tor freight to
and from New York can ho niado with
this liiic lit pci‘ ccnt. loss than by the rail-
null.
l‘mducc sold :11 ll“?\ tuforc.
"“03. .
. Ail twrsons arc tori-iii irgistiug any of thc cm-
pluyooscf tho bozusut this line on «(smut of the
owners theiwot.
l
.I. EVGLIS, Jr“
J. E. “OFF‘IREH
Man sens and l‘ruprictori.
Clint Sen-Io“. '
“Fl!!! 11. I. m—gvm EH
ma. em .
‘ $4.an u an: ‘ .
. . r: ‘1’
fi‘i‘m ‘“ “rr 1"“ I u‘J'MW ‘t 3?»: Ema-rub
(Q at Menu“. mu- m
Quorum):
‘l‘ruutcon. You M30“
Bea-fir Church
.212 at 2.80: flint
inc. 8 nd ‘
I
Pastor. PM":
it" ...."~',~= “an. . ..
u even . .:
slimy in an! m
mm
smith: rent-01 at
the month I! 8 ya.
Anus! emu-u: W «I, '
human: tn.nitxp.n.. in“. 3
Dibhlc‘g $012k. Pays m m
In '
”tn
? p. m Sous
Regular church pm In
ulna. ”t
Smmm Vino: m find
3:!) o‘clock a. : Pm at J
Sn rem Imam”): o‘clock
tnz. ll luvitod.
1}me Cum—8m lid
p.111. myrt- Hosting. Blah: Id '
eventua- ut, ‘1')" o‘
To TaleYoiii Meals (ill the Steam-
cMWuthmm
Passage, and Save an flour in
the City for 311311388 01‘ Pleasure.
3118']? LOOK.
All kinds of Riwtgiududlng Bread and Butternfi
All kinds of Chum do do grid third '1‘
All kindsof Yogi-bibles in iiéir'iéiixb‘il .‘ .‘I ‘I I '3 mo :ohn‘ulhu.
Oyster and Clam Stews .................... . . .. . .201: Meal—v.1...“ m D. '.
1‘. J. W. M ‘ 1‘... u 3 .
Shell Fish of all kinds 8 specialt
Tables mrved for Ladies and Children.
All kinds of homcaimde Cakes and Pics
at the Refreshment Counter.
WI.
”Bugatti” ‘
woman..- so.“
Int w 3 - d
John‘IBtlLM 3 -
omen-3.!”
n. A; 1
W *
mini-nun:
All the pillar Ales, Porters, Cigars. 8..Geo. Wu.
&c. F Cool Lager on draught. 56. “0°" Tuba
per glass. . ‘ cumu- nun-m IO. 12!. 7
mmiiwucnnnmmiorhnmma % ,
the “tumor.
In order to accommodate . W GUI.
matgg‘akaMTwfltm nner 1mm An
All kinds ofotdencookod and mod lpuy tins
of any. at the shortcut notice.
HOLLAND‘S Celebrated ICE CREAX.
W
flawmflmmmummfi
Ln-Lokmmm.
Caleb Wood,
House, 8131
A 5“.“ '
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