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, VOL 10. NO. 44.

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 4, 1880'.

 

 

 

 

 

Andrew Int-lunar! Death.

 

There in still living in Mum I ml-
oud woman. "Old thumb." in when
Iran the wifc of Gen. Jackson died. and
who in» WI“ at the grncrnl‘n auth-
had. She is now N ycurI’ old. nnd Itlll
dor- mico a a nurse. To A wflwflmd‘
out o! the Cincinnati Commercial. who
recently Vida-d her. the guvc the follow-
llc account of (ion. .1. thunk dcath:

“Oi: mater wns sick when he CW9

Ilene from \thlngton hut tlnw. He
ill! I had cough. but I never saw him
Hal-d It the lung‘i. m- thcy my bc did. and
I VII with him or about him all the limo.
Hi- Im would swell mmctimcfi. but hc
Ilid it was from sittin' so much. 1h» nscd
‘0 “Niko and chow morn than any one I
ever 511w. and it gave him hendnché. he
said. About lhrcc ycars helm-c hc died
he was at llft‘lilil'acll onc morning. and
Wu taken nick and left the table. “‘0
"Taught he had swallnwml n. fislrhunc.
He ncvcr at» in the dining-mom alter
”lit. I always total his mails to him.

“ During the last year of his life his
bmakl‘unt was a rmv cgg. licntcn up with
brown sugar and milk right {mm the cow.
About 11 o'clock hot corn griddle taken
and :1 glass of frcsh buttermilk. which he
liked very much. was mkcn to him. On
Friday morning before he died he Me as
common. On Saturday when I fetched
his eggs and milk he was lying on the bed
with his ayes closed. and did not more. I
asked “coma if ho was :islccp. Olc um.»
“r then Opcncd his eyes and I handed
him the glass. Ilc hold it in his hand a
little \vhilo looking at mc. and said. ' Wcll.
Hannah, ynu “'lll mum be dvnc bringing
this to your old unstcr.‘ lie spokv very
hmblc. Win-n I gut hack to the kitchcn
I lulu Bully and Dick. thc cooks. that olc
"inter would not but long. Dick spoke
up in his sunny way and anyii. ‘ 0. you
think you an.- n pn-phct. Ole master will
no the goose that will raise the goalin'
that will cut the grass of! your gravu.‘ “

" On Sunday. the day of his death. When
I brought his egg and milk he could not
drink it. His rye: looked so curious that
I Went out “I‘ll Kalil Hiatus SENSE“. She
rnnto the store mom. got norm.- brandy,
lot! sugar and spice. burned thc brandy
and carried it to him. Thu doctor said to
Hiatus Sarah to send the scrvnnts out of
41!! room. but w» "~quch to go. Om- o!
the ccrvants wont on m cryin‘ and la.
mentin‘ shc had to b0 carried out.

“ About an hour before he died hr come
no. “‘6 had all thought ho had gmw hm
fore that. Young Marti-r Andrcvv leaned
over him and said. ' Father. do you know

me I" '0. you. my min. I know ymt.‘ Then
Dick. thc cook. ackcd if he kncw him.

He nodded that he did. and mid. ‘ Richard
hand mo my specs.‘ llo always called
him Richard. Thcy wcro handed to him
from the human. ()lc master wet them
with his tnlguc. wiped them with the
sheet. and put them on. He lookcd
around at us all and said; ‘ “‘hcrc‘s poor
I have it tint you
chill bc tzikcn care of.‘ He saw 3113.
Adams. young mistress‘a sister. who lived
in the family. She was standing by. cry-
ing. He said to her. ‘ Mrs. Adams. while
a bit of my pmpcrty is loft you may call
it yours.‘ Ho thou turned to us all again
ind said: ‘I want you to meet mar in

Delve-n. My words :11? (or you llll. God
hue mpcctcr or color. I hope to be
and lhnmgh the bl-nl o! i‘hrist. I am

‘- (30d and God is in mu. Ho dwcllcth in
I shall licvcr l‘nrgct it.

shrank back (or
(an I was unworthy. You. hc's up ynn~
k. he‘s up yonder." cuneinuml tho old
“It”, excitedly: “ he's mrt my hus~
"hid. and I shall noon meet them both.
‘Whih saying these words hc was
”pr-d up on pillows. He asked to have
“a drum out. Young mist“: cried,
‘ 30. don‘t. Gimme. don‘t: but murm- guru
m I. look which shovvd he meant it
“Hiram (horse took cuttwo.
am we! nicked. bunched up his shock
um um one breath. “dull“:
’ wu no atrugglc. Young
tainted ind was carried to her morn.
chi-kin could not bedrivcn out. Our
. ”lather was gone. We looked
_' than “laugh to but! a much
a!“ in! In later Andrew.“

mun——
AM“ Poker Player.

amt vowernnmwuosnm
“WIRWACR.

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Wilt don't

the action just chad or me commenced

phyla:

quite interacted in this game. tor. you can,
I often play it with my bwthcrn for com,
sud they any I play putty well. Pretty
won I made some remark about the game
and then tlwy asked Inn if I didn‘t wnnt
to 'cct in.‘ Just for the fun of the thing I
said 'yu.‘ and I never had such luck. I
guess they let me win the first two or
tbm taunt. bcvuuse I was a ln-ly. but
after tl'ut thcy played for ant thcy were
worth. nnd so did I. And you revcr saw
the equal of tho bunch I hold. They
cullcil me once. rind all I had wai- thm
Acne and two nines.“

"In that 1\ good hand 3"
““‘cll. Ishmlld my 80.
(or #8 that time.“

" Ilow much did you win in all ‘9"

" 0h. somewhere betwccn forty and
fifty dollars. I haven‘t countcd it yct."
“Your brothers taught you how to
Play l“

"That's what I mid.“

“And you lost all your nioncy?
did‘you chip in with first?“
“Young man.“ she rcmnrkcd.
vantly. "did you hour of that
(loath m Buflnln to—day 3"

“.‘in! firm! Scott! What was it?“

"A young woman was talked to death
by :i rcportcr.“

“0h !"

“Viki!"

At this point the “All aboard!“ O! the
conductor cut short :1 convcmitmn that
was promising to hecnnic intomting. The
nmvspnper man vanished. and as he
jumped from the moving mun. thchmkc‘
man called softly: ““l'l‘ him:

“livy. Johnny. (lltl she got Into you for
Anything “.3 "—Rnchowtcr Dcmncm 1‘.
’90.“

The “'1“an uf Nude"! Society.

It was good

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Ouiila. in her latest novel “ Moths." has
thin scathing picture of the modern soci-
ety woman. And. cithcr because of a
lapse of mcmory, or n wish to make oth-
ers ronwmbcr. it nppeura in two places in
Um lxiukz—“ Shining as the tomb. shal-
low :111 the min pools. drifting. in all dnn-
zcr. to :1 he: incnpable of loyalty. insulin-
bly curious. still as n friend and still as 3
Inc. kissing like Judas. denying like I‘ctcr;
impure of thought. even \thm by physi-
al bin: or politic prudcncc still pure in
act. ihc \vumcii of mndcrn sncicly is too
often at Ont‘i‘ lllc fccblcsl and tin“ l'nulcai
oulcomc of :1 false civilization. Useless
s a buttcifly. corrupt us a canknr; un-
turu to even lovers and friends. because
mentally incapabie of comprchcnding
what truth means: caring only for physi~
cal minifort and mental inclination: tired
of living. but afraid of dying; believing
some in prieutn and some in physiologists,
but nonc at all in virtue; sent. to sleep by
chloral. kcpt awake by strong waters and
raw meat: him! at twenty. and exhaus-
ted at thirty. yet dying in the harness of
platinum rather than drop out of the race
and livc mutually; pricking their sated
census with the sour of lust. and funcying
it love; taken their pamions as thcy take
absinthe before dinner: {also in every-
thing. from the swcll of their bread to tho
curls at their throat: licsido thcm the
guilty and tragic figuros of old. the Medan.

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When wc lclt Dullnlo two gentlemen in
curds. It was poker. I beam

Sir Thomas Iriwrcncc. the painter. \vns

pmnticcd to n working engraver.
J
life u n house-builder.

8

Cclcbrnlcd lien or Humble
Origin.

John Adams in: the son of a tumor.
and Benjnmin Franklyn was the son of n
allow-chandler. Pope. one of the grant-
eat of Englinh poets. was the mu 0! n
linen duper. Bloomfield wrote his but
poem. “Tho Farmer‘s Boy." while work.
lngin the zurretnan shoemaker. Glflord.
the ill-at editor of the Quarterly Racine.
began life as a sailor-boy. and attorwnrda
served nn npprcntlceship to n shoemaker.
Ben. Johnson. the dramatic poet. worked
tor some time as a bricklayer. Shnkc-
spent-c was the non of is poor man. who
could not write his name. Burns was the
son of a amnll farmer. Allnn Cunning-
ham of n gnrdncr: Hogs was a shepherd;
Ebenezer Elliott worked in the iron foun-
dry: Falconer was it sailor-boy:
Moore was the son of a grocer: Gcmld
Massey is the «on of n canal boatman. and
began life M an errand-boy. and was next
an operative in n silk mill. Daniel Defoe,
the author of “ Robinson Crusoe.“ began
lilacs nu healer. and was almost wholly
self-taught. Cobbctt wasln curly lifcn
farmer‘s boy. and afterward a private aol~
dicr. Isaac Walton. the angler. was a
linen draper. Dr. Isaac Miller. Dean of
Cnrllslc. and his brother Joseph. author of
a “History of a Church." began life an
weavers. Dr. John Pridcnux. Bishop of
\Vorccatcr. got his education at Oxford
by cntcring the University an a kitchcn-
boy. John Bunyan. author Of the “Pil-
grim‘s ngrcm." was n tinker and en-
tirely self-taught. Jnmca Amos. the an-
tiqunry. was: an lmnmongcr. Huge Mil-
ler. the milligist and journalist. wns a
quarry-man. (‘nmdcm the great historian.
was the son of n 1101190 painter. Caxton.
whn was tho first to not up a printing
pros: in England. was upprcnticcd to n
weaver. The dramatist Holcrolt warn
groom. Sam Pepys was the non of a tai~
or. Richardson. the novelist. was tlm
non of a joiner. Among scientific men.
Silupflomthe mathmunticlnn.wns a waiver.
Captain Cook was the non of n pennant.
who, at 70 ycnrs of ago. learned to road
that he might [u‘auc tho narrative of his
son‘s voyngca. Sir Richard Arkwright.
thc inventor of thc cotton-spinning ma-
chino. commenced life nun harbor. Brind-
ley. the cnginccr. commenced life nsn
mechanic. Sir \Villinm Ila-ache], thc il-
luatrioua mlmnomer. ways a musician in
the band of n rcgimcnt. andy. tho
chemist and natural phihisophcr. was a
bookbindcr. Fergurnon. thc listmnmucr,
was a shepherd. John Hunter. tho cole-

 

Thomas

our words of cndcurment and
Au thc constant dropping; ul' \vuicr will

i
linnlcn and cstmugc the \vurnu-st and
1

Now and Then.

“Live .3 long uyou may," says Southey
“tho first twentv your: nrc the longest
hull of your life.“ It is a nfleotlon so
trite. as to be made by every living soul
capable of that mental process yclcptcd
thought. that one of chlldhoocl‘a years is a
anccuhlm. n mighty neon. whereof the be-
ginning is dlstnnter from the ending than
are the under days from ours. Was the
case the same, I marvel, with those giants
in age that flourished and withered below
the flood? those untortunntcs. on which
was inflicted thc penance of a thousand
years of labor and sorrow—(lid thcir ear-
lier days spread and multiply in the same
disapproprintc fashion? Did they grow
to umturity, I wonder as soon as \vc do?
Were they full grown at iwcnty, middli-
aged at fifty and were their remaining
eight or nine hundrcd winters devoted 10
old age .9 Oh, monstrous notion ? A land
peopled with dotards! a world full of gray
head and gouty fuel. and nge-pnlaied in-
tellecta. At a. hundred years old. those
illvatnrred ones were still apinnlng tops
and dressing dolls, if untidiluvitin dolls
there were; at two or three hundred they
wcrc making love. and getting into those
scrapes to winch hut~hcnded youth is lia-
ble; at live hundred they were thinking
of settling down to the seriously business
of their lives. Were the memories Of
those nncicnta memories of those» ancients
strengthened in proportion to tho length
of time thcy lllld to be cxcrciscd upon?
Did they rciucmbcr in the eighth or ninth
century, what they fluid and did in thcir
first and second. or were they in their lu-
ter days oblivious of the actions and pus-
sions of their youth? Could 11 man in
King (lcurgc‘a rcigu liuvcuuy very (lin-
tiuct wcullcctiun of what he was thinking

about in King nlfrcd‘ ?
«o ~~~~
l-‘null-l’lmllnu a Slow l'olnon.

we can be calm and brave. but it is tho
thousand and onc little vcxutiona ol‘ the
daily life that ntnrt the fuel. and we fret.
{rut until we hardly l‘culizcor nwmurv
how much. If we could but umumrv. I
{cur our fault finding would hu‘ cxcccil
llllii‘tlun.

wear away the hardest rock. no fault find-
ng will dwarf tlu- nublost miturc. and

Host gcnemus 0f hcurlu. This in n vicc
we need to buniuh from awry houschold.

and in this way b.1lll8ll it from the cart".
Those who never fret at home ncver frct

brated surgeon. and his brother William. elsewhere. To kccp from being cross Is
the eminent physician. the sons of n fur- an easy thing to talk, but not on may
mcr. Clmntrcy. the sculptor. was n niilk- thing to do.

boy; and Flaxmnn. another great sculp-
tor. was the non of a plaster-curt maker.

thc non of n iunkccpcr. ()pic. the painter,
worked in n saw-pit: and Hogarth was up-
Sir
ohn Hawkins. the famous admiral. begun

4—M-—--
Frivollly from Ignorance.

 

Itis ignorance which renders woman
f rivoloua. \Vlion they arrive at n curtain
zc. without lmbitu of application. they

downright cmss than to force oursclvos to
speak ploiisnnt words. To be cross and al-
lcnt soon resolves itself into the sulks,
which is by for thc most aggravating of Olllcc 0n Elimbeth 8L. South NOI‘\\‘i|lk.
n

o
ity be tempered with love and kindness,

tad upheld by firmness. but let no one
seek to sustain it.) mission and fault-lind-

lugs.

to dim“ it suruly id no easy thing to live
11

I know of no butter way when “'0 {col

ll fault findings. and has the worst clfcct
11 all parties concerned. Let our author-

It IS said of mortals. "It is no easy thing

nd cvcn npproxinmtcu true life. But

thc Clytcmnculm. thc l’hmdra. look nl- cannot acquirc a taste for it. \thtcvcr it is only 113 we near that true life vvc find
most noblc." is serious appears to them sad: wlmtcvcr happiness and can bcstow it upon others.
”fl demands continucd attention fatiguos fl‘w ‘

31‘ Gentleman m Ilomc. them. 11“. inclination {M amusement “ “'hnl is the "mud 0mg thcrc‘.‘ lle 1:1

which is strong in youthmnd the example counting over govcrniucnt grccubawks; ho

Thcrc no law familios n‘c imagine. any of "in...” of the smnc Mil“ have inspircd is a public oiliclul. Sec how fault he

love l‘l nut ubuscd as ’ counts. Thnso mm dollar bills on the

when. in which
furnishing a license {or iunlmlitcucss. A
husband. or father. or brnthor. will spunk
hurrah words to thmic he loves the host.
imply hecausc tho security of luvc and
fumily pride keeps him {mm getting his
bend broken. It is a. shamc that a man
will upeuk more impulitely at timui to his
wile or sister than he would dare to any
other female except a low and vicious 0110.
It is thus that the holiest infections 0! n
nun‘s nature prove to be a wanker protec-
tion to a woman in the family than the
restraints or moiety, and that n woman ll
usunlly indebtal for the kindfit polltenma
of lilo in than: not belonging to her own
houichcld. Things ought not so to be.
The man who. because it will not be re-
canted. inflicts his spleen and bad tempw
upon those of his hear-thou)“. in A small
cownnl and a menu doc. Kind words an
the circulating medium between («\th
uennndtnralndiantbonw. sud nopob
13h exhibited in society can stone for the
hub language nnd aluminum trut-
mcnt tooth. ludclnd in between then
boundlqotburbyflcd‘ncwntiuotbhnd
and by the still nor. mud bond: or con-

iual luvs
-—-—o~——-
I'll-“N mm

a,

When n W nun dict ill-tho
mantle-u. Tho lat jewel vlll ul‘
curriculum but the ”who
hilt—vollmyluwup.
Wobnmm',mthw
M
wlAmMpI-cnlbtoruwblhl
Notitlcnabadowotu birdinlualgbt—
awiiu tbobird. udtbm bacilli.
Ndncrubndcw.
WWdMMhflkc-dnh

“admins“
Hyena-dinn- . why than
flaunt“ it? A bath.- aid.

And thaw bin: black! they
with tho Iu. tho m add-n:
“manual-mutua-
mmummammr
Bowhhmhntbolcvuuthbyontb.
Gul‘unlhrmrorbln.
anhlnubh wilcdicbfloroblll.
Ellyn-umbre- mutation-o-
mmmm'oflmn
hi. nummwm
MWmWnnm
9-“:qu Quantum

“mm‘hhm

“Namath-thing.

“Eric-Intuit.
yufihfi

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them with tho dread of anyirdcrly Mid ln-

“can't-madman! lunar:
”flammwmdad‘c
Endemic-cumin“: “h:

m album. j'

borinua lilo. 'I‘hcy do not undcralnud the
importance of dcmcslic occupul innsnlulcsa
thi‘il‘ mothers have lulu-n pains to instruct
1hcm. In this state 0! things a girl aban-
dons hcnwlf to indult‘llcc. which is a but.
gunr to ihc soul. She uccustuma lii‘l‘.ii‘lf
to sleep a third morn than is unwary for
her health. Too much sleep culecblcc her
and random her delicate: whereas milder
ato alccpaud maulnr exercise would pm-
duccgaycty and slwngth. Idlonom and
weakums being united to lgnoruucc. them
urine from this union a taste for pernici-
ous ammonium. Girls brought up in this
way havc an ill-minted imagination.
Emir curioalty. not being dircctvd to aub-
atnntlnl things. is turned towards vain and
dnnucmua objects. They road boukswhleh
nouriuh their vanity. Their minds Income
visionary. and are applied for common
lll‘c.

l

_._. -w. ._.__,

Too Wondcrml n Jump.

 

m idea of ii rnilwny truin leaping a
river liks u tox‘hunm‘s ham. or “ chaot-
ing “ a charm like a chunala. in no imper-
tlncnco in mm 0! Rev. Edward Everett
Eulo‘n muting extramural: but Major
Nady. civil engineer for the Olnolnnntti
Cantu! blind mm crcdltu the
mommytotbc bnln ct nu ignorant
m “ corn cracker.“

Mada-mounted in “landing.
mount-in right on the link 0! the Cum-
borlalnrlvor. aid rim now hing upm-

theatbomwunonlcnotthcntructurc.
Onamomiucnomhrrowdmtbo
rlvcrnnd upon W tho nnjsw
thatcllowlugcolloqnycmod:
"llornin‘.’
“Good morning.
“You «on tuba “garlic dirtnnd
mrcluoundkorcpnttypurt.“
“Womyu. Wampum; through
tbcbillquilolivcly.” '
"Whobpyiu‘hrnlltbkhufl"
“meltyotamiuuuv‘
“Wall.“uut catch-p or money.
Whithrunybcwr-
mmior thoughthomldnlighwi
hanfim‘mhctoflhlm “lumen.
”lawn-11:; umnnol. nail» lur-
thanking-1M“ in: chap-r to bar»
uhnlotbnmghthmctfln tor than»:
bmtbmughtbanhbmlltcr who
“cut"d-avutlum Macy's“
hfllmnadtkeuquufled:
”*lntbcstcuu ,
“walnut-claw north!”
“Y“ “awn“

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loft hnnd aidc arc tho mum-y inn is going
to return to the guvcrnuicul: lhow ti~11~

is going to put in his pm‘kcl.

thing to ho u public ulllciail. ,Nuw you‘rc .
talking.

kynula anagram
‘W thy-y .,

lullur bills on the right iu‘c thc nmucy hc
It Is 11 good

Moo—r—
(iiriuu mud 'l‘uluuu Allvlcc.

 

(living advice is certainly one thc haul-

ost things in the world. both for the spin.
ker and the person apokcu to.
property of few to be able to say just; the
right thing in the beat why and at the
proper tune; and still fewer are able to re-
cclvc advice pmisely as they ought. with-
out misunderstanding or suspicion. and

It is tho

with a determination to pmllt by it to the
fullest. But it is certain that much good
couml, which in really needed; and
which is decently given. tails of its good
«acct because the receiver: at it do not
properly distinguish the diacrcnce be-
tween true advice and impmper interfer-
ence or mlachelvoua meddling. “A amt
(loci of the outcry against moddilng."a&yi
nn mum “viewer, “ come. from par-
m who most need me lutertcrc
once with the urine of thou-course o! ac-
tion. Row violently lndlzunnt m young
when engaged in nooumot unite-
nont or dissipation. or any caner of pu-
donornltwill. ntn wordorcblntotiu‘
mammal the were lua-
plolon o! it: how insolcnt in thought. cud
otten In word cud not unlnlt the child“
In all headlong claim of my kind. and

h“m'“°'°“ tom °' " “fillinwlllwnanobfldfl. with utmymthmlsthe mo mntmont

fl

utmyncnncot czar-uni ch It is
burdtobondvllcd nrlzhtmnpeclnllywhon
on“ own conscience nppromottho wie-
dcmottboooumchtornmmoo bold
intheMonu than who know
thymlnthowrons. Buttbntpenon.
oldoryounx. in win who weigh. ulvioo
torwhutlthwortb,nd in ct loot u
1-036bean profit by it u to
upuruitnudtollowucoutruy churns of
action. maummvbcn u pawn
ndlynkucounatondvkeyouonuny
abject. tint there lI' something worth
lmklngnluwbnthcuymAS. m

Billiards 0! . mm cud
manna-ad Kendall‘s Spuvln Cure
with the ballot cum Milan udv’t.

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n _u 11m 1000 «00 3150 asoo‘aiaoo 10W
if 15m 1500 3000 «on «on 7000 mm

 

“hill—fume. and Death! laconic}! mtultouuly.
Local Nollch 10 cent. nor lino.

W. H. SWORDS

t‘OR YOUR CUSTOM MADE

Dress Suits!

Business Suits!
Doctor Luckwuufl’s

OFFICE HOURS A RE

From one until um o‘clock in tho Iflcrnncn. and horn
inn-vrn uulll right o‘clock in llw owning.

(llllcc nl n'iiilmicc at El “‘osl avcnuc. ncxt to St.

Mary"! llnnmu (‘21!hnllci‘hun‘h. Shun for nrdcrs at

Stillmu‘z- Drug Sluro. South Nurwnlk. [N 6111

DP. G. W LIB BENEDIGT.

Office a! Realdcucc, 102 "'0.“
Avenue. '

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Undcr grunt sorrow or any great. trial Olllcu hours.-—‘l to 10 n. 111.. and 6 tot? p.111. ii
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«HI.

D r. ” Fulfil"?

OFFICE HOURS ARE 1 t and 6:30
' ti17zllfl p. in.

()l’l‘li‘li: :‘J \\‘.ir1umiro.v STREET. vil Nuiiumil

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GEORGE S. KENDALL.

DOCTOR 0F DENTAL SURGERY

)fllcc. Washington St.. Liiudcr‘s Bloc-k,
South Norwalk. Ct.

Ilunrs. s n. m..io 13:80. and lzlil 106 p. m.

Nirnocs Oxmn GAS Anmxxs‘rmum.

WM. 3. RIDER.

 

HYDRAULIC ENGINEER, The

And. .urveyor.
l‘cmmnl nncnilon iron to all kinds of Hydraulic

Awm for Julian Loni-1‘s Turbine Water “11ch and

R. RAYMOND.

lerl Contractor.

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“'urk done by the Bay or Cou-

II'OIOI

Shop foot of Franklin St. near entrance
1 muscry. P. 0. Box 617. 404“

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Fit

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insurance Agt

NQITAI‘Y PUBLIC.
ltcnl RINIIO and Home Agent.
srnwsmr rlcxlrrs. rowan 13mm

Wnnhluuton Strut. Opponltc ll 0.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

films:

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herons! c lllcdlcnilon

Inn pmut‘i‘on :vhloh Ilgauld ““62th

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reason a pin- av o. spook“!
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tortbctecbloud ekly rowdy

than in nothing
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UN DERTAKER

491 if

GIPSY FLUWER PDT

The Largest. and Best

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PEfiiON

and other alum collootd. Mu. thllm all

kinds of “nice bullncu attended to by
w. B. BOU‘I‘ON.

39! once lam-adorn Block.

F.H.Nash&Bros

IEI‘OR'I'RBI AND BMW "4

Ul‘flllfll‘l lilllllll 8! 6111111111.

Chandelier-n. Buckets and Lamps. Rumors and China-
noya. 'l‘iuwam. handmade. bust. material: Iron Hollow
ware. Emuuclod Return. Simeo- a of Tim Granite
and Iron Enameled. common Sad runs and patent do.
Bountiful 'l‘uilci Son- and lactic Omamouts. Conch
shall: for beautifying lawns bv the bbl.. down or uln-
glc onu. Only agents that deal dlrcctly with the hi1-
porters. Wire. Shoot. zinc and Copper. Wooden. Yel-
ow and Rucklnzluun Ware.

Stoves, Heatcrl, Ranges and Oil
Stoves.

JOBBING IN ALL METAL

At Short Notice.

Iron Glad Paint.

This host lumihlc palm. for tin. wood. brick or stone.
Will not Pool.
Large Cnaks {or Uesspoels, cheap.

$08“!!! in sec our stock licforc purcbulng clu-
\\‘ cn‘. .

Removal.
HOLLAND

The Confections]:

Invites Ihc public to call and see him It hit sand in
Lauder’s Block,

Confectionery
Low ‘1068.

THE BEST ICE CREAM.

And uvcryihing neat and claw. Call and no.

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FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
South Norwalk, Ct

MULLINGS. BROS

 

New York, New num\

. liar-mud nu: ‘ '
NR NIW .
[211mm to 8. P. Tm 1:167 .‘ In. “fig“ ”8‘. .fl
(.31 “ Emma. 0.82 “
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6.50 “ Accom. "
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. 9.51 1‘ i .
Buggies on hand, for e or 0,. Saul-2m cumin.
exchange. 1:11: i. 111., Wash‘gtou Ex. 1.13;. 111.. Monk.
'1‘. Human. ‘ 89! .1. mm. II all 3 3% Rims. 13%? filmy!!!“ Ella: '
,. 9.“p.m..l§§m 1.5 “.. mu

 

PATENTS

chained turner: inmfimor for Improvement! in
all! can”: ' (hint: and nil patent business plumptly
a an n.

INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN 11me
may still. in mm! 01ml. be pnticnlod b in. Being
opposite to the U. 8. Patent Office. an engaged in
PATENT BUSINESS EXCLUSIVE”. we can no-
c‘m patents in lone time thnu those who nrc remote

O. A. SNOW &. 00..
Oppoalle Patent other, Wilmington. D. C.

AreJY'bu insured"?

PAIBIIELB

 

CHARTERED l869.

CASH CAPITAL $200,000
OFFICERS u

WIN'FIBLD 8. HAHN Hulda".
rALLuAnGn BAKER. V ce President.
IIKN‘R R. TURNER Steam 3nd Trauma
A. 1. Plus“. Ant. locum.
A. T. SHIT“. General Agent
Ne-w York Office 168 Brcudwar.

 

 

Furnishing

Cor. Main and Mal-nun“ Sir-cell.

REMDKNCE. 17 Human-n Sr.
NANUFAU'I‘U K51) nt’

1 and 9 Curr 3133". Ni“! You.

For 3.1. by

John H. Smith, Florist,

‘80. Nunaflglgar Factory.

FINE CIGARS,

l’ocussei Iron Works, G

Smfllll‘ll ll‘llllllS lilllllll'lllll

Good: at. Wholesale and

Alain. Lauder. Jr. .

MAN UFACTIIRER 0"

Also Dealer u the Best Quality of

1111111181 111211111 Tnlaccus

Retail.

Corner Washington and Main Sin.
SOUTH NORWALK. CI‘.

 

SOUTH NORWALK, 01‘.

CALL AND EXAMINE THEM.

 

issm-nnent at the low-
cst. prices.

DAVID . STOW,

Clark a: Mum’- Biock. Main It"
(up mull-u) So. Nor-walk. OI.

H R DWAR E.
1‘» mr ASSORTMIR‘I‘ in NW8 0!

General Hardware.

loci-ante. Tools,
While laud. mu.
om and Window Gian.

7r-.-” _

A full Accountant or

Lock and Knob
.‘I‘ablu um! thicket Cutter-y.

or it. but Quality. Ohm for our

H1111 111111311113 1 [10111

Jam‘nm mm: warm.

“at u a. _

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, Agucuitumwu.‘ - ' .

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‘ w; 9., 9min.“

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Danbur 7.

Dan .
SUNDAY Milk at 8 I. m.. at
10:40 11. 111.. Sun ‘ opplhg

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and rwalk R. ,8.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. . ,

Commencing Monday; may 8.80 ’

TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK.

9:30 at. 111., on urlvnl of train: luring 811w York 8::

from Wushl on and who must dcpendcpgoc the and New lurch 8:10 n. m.
the mil: in 11 museum with the Intent cc. Bothcl with ShepnngR. R. lumbar

thn 111va send model or sketch we make field. urivln. In Dunbar: 10mg... 7 ,
much in the mom 013w and ndvlrc u to in mm- 2:80 p- m. wunecugfiw a: mum «in its-MN!- "
bllltyll‘rco of Chase. Coma cm can denilll. - ‘30“ 1 P 111., In“ WM! MI .9“!

on low. and N CHARG UNLESS PATENT bllrllwneld. New Evan and ill 9‘“
S OBTAINED. cast. 111-11le in Dunbar! at 8:88.

We refer to 11011. Postman-r General D. X. Key. 4:3) I’ rm, COMBO“?! m M “W 30'
Rev. F. D. Power. to amt-.111: in the U. 8. Patent 01. wk at .00 'p .. min hon
flcc. and lully to our clicntr in evcry Slate of the Boston. urh 111: in “wintry 15.

Union Ind (Human. N xpccinl relemnws. turns, 0:10 P-m. connect} with rhea. expe- nth-n
advice. ac“ address New 3 or . anivlng in Dunbar: ct 7:139.
111 This train connecu on Saturday-

at homo with win for 1.1

11:10 p. 111., freight. with passenger cur. arriving in

bury 1:40 5. m

M nu cations.
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2

milk, With passenger
in Dan cry at. 19:00 midnight.

CF“ The 11.10 train from South Norwnlk will net“
r1111 actually-s. The 10.40
171.5 iii-Rial on arrival of 9
r .
TRAIXS ARRIVE FROM DAIN'BUBY.
7.62 and 10.31 0,111.: 1.18. 540. and amp. rm.

111.. Sunday train will
1). 111., express from I!"

&3

Sun-
day 9.34:. In.
L. W. SANDWRTH. Supt.

 

 

 

Running Time

REDUCED!

 

More Time 1111111 In New

Yll‘l !

The Popular Steamer

Luring South NM
WWW . 4
Leaving from Fulton Market Slip” 7 ’ I
Pier 22, East River, at. 2.45

p. 111.. Ind foqt mil street. Instill“!- at 8300

p. 1a.. connccnng SUBELY will: I
cry leaving a: 6:12

rains for the cast. gm

excursion tickets for all stations on the Dainty lull-

mnd It the Captain‘s 03100 on the bout

ADELPIII

la makingher regnludnilylrlps

the train
111.. And New 41am
on procumdngleui

chl-
W

Pansmgers' and cave to' and fro- the
t It South Norw Fm: u! » .
cmhmi‘flls served at :11 hour: (HIM. fl

 

 

BILL OF FARE

Of A. B. ACKEBT’S World-Renowned

Restaurant on Board the Slain-

 

 

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«man... «3m n- .gnga :: “1' - :3 gag-39mm g
In! Mm nud mild m ““- .. u two. 73 find "hr :3
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Park an M. Mink. 1|
cpnulry ““20. m mum ll
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no‘l‘ll‘fim- m rim-film. an ‘
lamb. 1!) WM . _
1m Nation. an Mod M. I!
Pork and Blunt. an Bullet! “In I)
\ WI! Chicken. ill Roast Turkey. m
m 13‘ “ “ two. I no “ “ m I(.
4?... Plum Pudding. 10 Gun 19
Rice ~~ 10 flip” f‘ 10
Band “ 10 inc: “ II
Tapioca. “ ‘ 10 Panel: “ N ,
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- - - - Omen! mm. in 4' mm. a
no: Rim. no men.
Oysters Fried. an 01ml am a
onmamu. fl , v _
. ‘ Bellman 09ch lot: Grow only 10 and Ill cert.

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Banjos, _ Drums,
Files,

 

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