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SOUTH NORVVALK, CONN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1880.
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01‘“ arts I‘Rlusns AND
FOE-s.
l-‘ur. l‘entllern and settles.
s
\ filNIil‘l.AE YI>IL
The Smithsonian institution
evivnl 3 very eurious speeimen of the fish
kind. rel e itly found on the fishing bani-ts
of Gloucester. .‘Inssu by Mr. Howard A.
(‘L’ll’kt‘. It reJoiees in the name of (Venue
mains my”; and its peeubzir and distin~
:IIishiii; flute re is the fort that its rupne»
ily luuil‘ it to swallow tit-hes whieh are
l\\'ll‘t' iislurge and weigh four times as
:i— itself It is enabled to do this
from the fart thzit its is very
elm-pk rlel‘t. its teeth bent. and II“ ~tom~
rewmlxlin: India
to swallow
has re‘
nuteh
niouth
l=.\.\.t!\ I‘LhIlt'll)‘
ruhlur \\‘hv~u ll eommenees
ll.‘ dinner, its .l iws move alternately. and
went to I‘illtllt over the fish. u nieh is
gulpml do“ n and doubled up in this eur~
.\s the prisms-s of
“I‘ll
Inns t‘l’t‘;illll‘t“~ inside.
Illtz!“lh‘n :Ind dw'otntsisxtiuu tnl-teplui'e.
.‘llhl gas-w :ire origtuntml. the distended
lwmmws lighter than the other
turt wl’tlie lsuly, and the Litter
littv'nll} turns mnr. In this eoniluiou the
lish mullvilv tumble to help Itself. nnd
Hill} lie i.l\‘.i\' I';lll.£l\l. This~ ~l‘l‘l‘llllt‘ll
lo the SnuthsI-uizin isonly the
Hunt know u. The tirst was found :\ num~
her of yr Ir~ :t:o ll nttiu: in the
nif th. idhid of Madeira. and the si-ennd
In the llnminu‘nu‘ sea.
\‘ li’vl‘u‘ d: In zugs liuvi- ‘nerei lllflilt‘ of this
\\'lli\‘lt is ten llli‘lies
\fi'ltxm ll
L‘OnilL
\m‘tirml
sezi
Ill‘ 5‘13\t'l‘1"l
\\ .1.‘
sl-ov’itllt‘ll.
. : thus in its st-uuueh :\ kind . .
Hi mug Pump”. “win... in”: It 1‘. :It the house of his lmly love one evening
put. 2.. ...g,:_.,..: u“. long “H “HM”. and pulled the door-hell. The parrot. sil<
3.. l. ,.g‘ 1.9.. (‘5; m n. ”win”; “a“. “I”, tin; in all upstairs window. heard the
é,“ . 4' p, ‘ f, “H uh” .‘wrzinu. that u puglwof the hell and milled out. “(lo to
mm... ,» H,“ ”r N“. f, u! H V, iuveessfullv the window .‘" The young: man was stur-
Mhimw‘ Mm lu' um...“ __ \Vilnlllllglull ll-‘d. lie looked at till the windows be-
I‘m? low and found them closed. He pulled
v the hellknob again. “.\'extd1mrl“slioul4
‘ R \r \\ m“ A ‘ ”tint ed the [virrot in u \‘oiee not unlike the
\n .i llnthutier ..u mm...» or the "W": ”l" *~ “I“ 5‘9“": "WI lmkol “l‘
1 3m .2 ‘2 n- ‘ KN“! “Hwy “Kym“: M .\'o and down the street In :I puzzled sort of n
has seen Maryland crows pick up and
entry away in their bills young chickens.
ducks and turkeys. He has also seen
them robbing birda‘ nests. Helms seen.
in \Veatern New York. crows tearing the
eyes out of young and weuk lambs. and
he has found lnmbs still living with their
eyes out. “To these flirts.“ says he. “I
will testify under oath. I can produce
many other witnessea who will say the
Thnt tame erows are hnrinless.
proves nothing. They nre fed nnd are
raised nmong young fowls. They are as
different from wild emu-s its dogs are
from wolves or wild cuts are from tame
In spring erows take our young
Iii summer
same.
ones.
poultry and pull our eorn.
they rub birds“ nests. and in lnte summer
and ener autumn they destroy thousands
of bushels of eoru by picking into the
ears. thus enusing them to mould
rot. .\ crow will ulight union]; n liork of
young turkeysnnd walk about us inuoeeut
as a hen. until near enough to pick up
one. Then it will carry it MI. and in live
or ten minutes be after another. My
family and my neighlxirs. as well as my-
self, have often seen them do this."
til”
.\ \\'U.\'l\EllI“I‘L PARROT.
.-\ family living: in Nashville hits it per-
rot noted for its wonderful powers of
imitating the human voiee. The family
nlso has n daughter whose espeelztl duty is
the euro of the parrot. The young: lady
has a young man. u reeent addition to
Nilwlll llil‘ soeietv. The young Innn eulled
viv as If it luul suddenly downed upon
lperches on the trees. L. l‘. “'ileox. a
farmer of Waldorp. Md. menu that he
claim the protection of his last master
he would be in the pituble oonditk'O‘I of a
lost dog. And yet there are those who
deny that animals have reasoning powers.
-—Ilu'f.vmnu!h Times.
.\ sTItAY Citoeonlmz.
Some six weeks ago a lively young
crocodile contrived one night to elfeet its
escape from Josepha Choikown‘s traveling
menngerie. then exhibiting at Kuseh;
wardu. and all the efforts mude to dis?
eover its hiding-phiee in the neighboring
brooks und ponds'proving fruitless. its
proprietress. after three duyu‘ uetireli. gnve
it‘ll!) us irretrievnbly lost, and deported
(Wt further professional rounds. A
Ino .. Inter the smith of Sulnnu. u village
not for from Kusehwnrdn. was strolling
home toward evening through the min
when he suddenly espied. lying in n.lIu;.:e
puddle on the high mud. wluit be ill. lira-it
took to he n drunken mun. prostrate nnd
helpless. Upon wading into the mud.
with the ehnritnlile intention of extrieut-
im: the recumbent one from so iniry n
bed. be perceived to his astonishment
that the object of his solicitude was the
missing ‘eroeodile. Nothing duunted. be
fastened ii rope uround the stutrimi‘s scaly
body behind its shoulders. and led it nlong
until he met it enrt. into whieh. with the
nssistunee of the driver. he managed to
lift it. The rroeodile nuide no resistunee,
hut followed its enptor ns Ineekly us
though it bad been n tutue dog tied to n
string. 0n subsequent examination it “‘tta
found to have Inereusod in size nnd weight
during Its spell of liberty. nnd to be. for u
eroeodile. in exeellent henlth and spirits.
\\'h:it it had fed upon while roittniug
uhout the emintry. nod how it haul kept
out the eold durini.r the ehilly nights of
.‘lth nnd June. tire still mysteries to its
owner. who has joyfully reeovered [31st
session of hertrunnt.—Londou "elegn'uph.
ttxeot‘x‘ri‘n ll!-‘.'I‘\\'llll.\‘ A sNAKIc AN]! n RAT.
.-\ worknmu on Lindsay l‘oint snw ii
territie ennlliet between a i-anuke nnd n
mt there yesterday afternoon. The slinke
was of unusual size nnd of ii dill'erent np~
. \
'1‘ l -12... ! .\“ \\--~t. ll;l\‘1“lllll‘ll\llll‘tl ;i , ‘ ~
1., , .\ , ,. ‘ “is?“ H M m m h ‘umn‘m lll‘ nuud that he luid mode A Mistake In
. . s”. .'. ‘ . l l v . t x .
u' . .. .91 ., 4).... . 1,, , H I!“ ”I" house. (‘uneludtnu thut he had not.
. .t . v s ‘ s :‘l .
l\-. .. l. .. l‘l ~r~ . V1 1 “ ”H mm“ b .s run run: the hell. “tin to the
. . :. z..»:..-iis iiitwt' wtm‘. Iv; the l‘ L " ‘Ll'i‘ll Poll ““3” ll“ l“‘r"l' ”l U" l
l i , r , iiii'vi outdo“ “dull house?" e\
. Is l u all l nuxmtxeunttvs u. , ) ‘1 l
1 .1.” -‘ r h.“ EM“ :‘mw‘m. ill ..i . [in until; mm. .li._ril) .u i
Y “w. . , w, H, “:1 \v wkhnuw“ sluieltlul the lmll‘ul Tlu .
I ' ‘ . I 4‘.‘I“I l V » I
I ., l > ,,\ .' 5 .\ |u Yum”; out: left in r.lii..l trIIu—it time. I
.r i, I i N _ .. '2‘ 6‘ ~. .. ' ‘ '
.,‘, r. ‘ \\ s sittpltm .l. Ins-v li._t lie
u ' H :II .1 --.-.I..1g,.inmi\.il\\\ ,. 5,4: killiV‘ ‘\H\“ lull In!“ i
. ‘ , 'l“_..- _ A . .:' ,. ‘ w .‘ 2
l‘ 2 g.. l.‘ lMaui-l,sp.».v....'wrrtn ‘ "l l “l" "“l“l‘ ‘ll‘llil lll“~;
, . , i i. ... the my, p.“ n, p N :i . l.~!q..g.r.l lluntvr. trupiwr. and strike:
‘ 7‘ ..,.-. .- .‘_.i
M M f“, ”L” “W lll\~lv‘l'\ “4‘ In . l_\ [in ll.llll\ of l .m l. .i lle i‘l
‘ . . .‘ . . ‘. . . ‘ ..g -.
.. ‘.~ hat ~\ ins IQ). \\ lll’ll tlu I‘ll only i“ “l“ 1‘ .th _ll‘l‘ ‘l l‘llll‘l.‘ ‘l ‘l“~ 1" ”--
. . m N ,l), ,H H! l in. liming ti e \\ llLlI‘l Iu xnths, lire: I.‘.l‘li\ :i'
l..- . ..\ . .- . i .. . . _ ‘ .
l‘ 1., \ ,3, I. , “ l l‘el h ‘ l , ll\ll\‘{ lnr lus t.uuil\ li\ huutui‘r lIIIHHl
_ . ...~ I» ;\ \. . \«“.. ‘ ‘ ‘ ,
3 .. ‘\ WWW , x“ luuh ., \v N .lll=l tiuppi: g tines, littth :iud Illlti't‘ :ItIl-i
'lt ‘ ..... t L\ ll \ .
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i luv: ".~ ‘icv Y l2 tr \\:\s :I Tilt; Ht l» .m‘. ”1““ ’0' “ h“ A ”I“ “‘"l‘l" h not. ll" lll‘l
.. ~ - ~ I- \ ‘ .n IL," .mim‘r‘ F }. s‘miuiels .zz‘e ~prnt lll l‘.ll!‘lllll“: rattle»;
., .l‘ I * ».: v I. .. .-. .
'1“ .. \ ‘ ,; x. ,3, _ r,“ \vl “H, \\ H so tko". “Snell .‘ll‘I‘ \i-r} numerous In the
um“. inirl 1.. lllri :I i .i‘lo. and .zunum; llu» “Minimum“ ”rvlw‘l l““l‘"l‘ “NT l‘r‘l‘l‘
.v, ... . . l h ‘ hre‘ .i. ,ix .\.. i “ h Where there are sx-xerul rattlesnake dew,
”a '.~~;>v I . I I).-‘ .~.. . .. »
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u‘ml iv ;.. | \fl'li .llr‘ illlll\t lt', .\s lu‘ .‘reu
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i.ii':‘l “w iinfiot liwltr Ilfillli‘lllfil .Ilvl‘lll
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it ~ in . 2., .mii ln- \vnre ll hold
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a
\sl
llll'l lire
ll» 'xl\t‘_
h .. \ ”‘Hv‘k‘un of ”WW “Mlle “mum," ll.l> killed lll'.ll‘l) a hundred during the
“H ' “JR”! .u t‘d‘ ”Hun” :llwll' ‘1“. put three Inontlh. lle t‘ldllll" lllitl he
T»: H . ‘1‘. h “M \M,‘ dmm‘ml', l ”A" enn make .‘I good ll\ ill: at the snake hust-
i ll Ill it V .i . llu-I llinllglll. \\ ‘m l'.llll\'ll uh“‘ H" l‘ “H‘ dill‘uhl ”l 1"“ l“‘l‘lll"‘~ ‘lll‘l
M, X, ready and for ,1... i“”l“"" of ! £ts>t‘l‘l~ that he euu eure their lutes \\ llll-
'\ >iizp tun-enfl‘
l...
"(\.llitl
l‘n
put [luau Into the huh-
lliizilx’Jl."
HI 1
Haiti .l ll} the \\..l~\ :mizii..l.
that if n « pdwwl llzt‘iill‘ll one ut’ ton of The story‘of :i dog's sugririty ls lllll‘l‘I->l-
them he xvi-old be I'.\\i,"ilt by the third in: to nil ll'llnll‘l‘f‘i of llltlllllll‘. The l‘uh
one. Jud“! of Hill? .isteiusluuent on it“ ingune is strietly true: About twenty-
tiullui; ‘v’l'lii'l‘ly hell-tied \vitlun their the ymm iizoiin extrmmliuury war was
l‘ ‘le oi of .i squirrel. nu iIiIuIeu-u-
txilllwsz .K.
Sm .lualii .New Mexico: It; .ws.
lt-er'".
\\ ml: in: suleen mill- s.—
unw mo lT um‘ THERE?
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I. ll. l‘uiklmul.
Southern expre‘s. l‘ I'i‘sp-thllllt‘ for the
\Vhilst :It 'l‘eXIIrl-mnn in
he purl-hosed
messenger for the ,
following story:
the dischargi- of his duties.
them on the depot platform.
unusually large and line. being of the
elm; order and .‘lr. I‘drhuni devoured the
first one With grent relish. The see-ind
one was t‘Vt'“ more toothsoine. and after
t‘r'lllUVlllg all the meat isx'xsilile from the
stone. he placed the latter in his month
while he turned to attend to some duty.
Several times he felt moietlling tickle the
roof of his mouth and when lit lt'l‘llh‘
ludin he examined the stone carefully.
I’nitruding from one edge of it- he dis-
L‘uvrl‘fll something that resembled a spi-
der‘s leg. and when touched with a knife
it gave evidence of life. Mr. I’urlizun
called to his side George Stanton. an Iron
Mountain engineer. and J. ll. Martin.
agent for the Southern express at Texan
Items. The stone was carefully opened
with A knife. and there snugly itubaled
was u centipale. It was in a turpid state
at first. but the sunlight brought. it into
mu vigor in a very few seconds. and it
lie-gall to knit around for a place of more
lately. It was placed undera but until a
bottle would he pweuml. It was forced
into it! new film prison and seeurely
corked with the intention or bringing it
w 8!. Louis. 0n the trip the bottle was.
widentally broken and lit. l‘luham Wit.
“W1. much against his w. ill to hill
in. mama winner. It niemuul :l
' 1mm lent than two inches in length.
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_ ~ Iran flows mu. no.
Ir. 4!... R Sponta. Mile! of New Flo-
mh.uy1tbataous«m‘oflmm
«it ohm clan lune-k3 “a owh.
3 in m then: my II M at
' m; Ink.
.l.‘.«
,uuuh unn‘enm rn (in though he were going
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l‘or: donuth. and ii gt'eut lIllllIlIt‘l‘ died l~y
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pointer. {wring that his dog might also
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some peaches of at boy who was vending hoard his “‘8‘”,
Th“ “Tr“ gentleman who admired his tenutrlmble
l
earn . the do: to his residence on Staten
l lie frequently \isitu them with as
He lI‘Is' :\
} :Il‘t'oliipniiiu llllll tn lllI‘
\ll .i \\'liul’(lvlu‘l‘f)’ expulitton.
in . thzit usuali
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orig ..g‘ i... e::t- tiil‘l‘ ll; tie w ill at
3.: ‘ I] .A» ”My.“ 4:) .\ :‘ . I; . lit-i tulum‘ “hen on .I truth ‘zu ke hunt.
\\ in. h. l} lull; pt.“ lace h l‘ :Impiii'w .\ .l\
#:fi { .!l~ x.\:-‘ \ ~\‘.l\i\ ...‘.I t. ~hlllltl illsli.ill.. H” llll it‘llltl‘ lit
, . ilJ’ Lutlti r .Illii lrx‘mvr lizmsvll. \\'hile
\' ‘ I w: I .\ l\ t: ~ 21‘. 1 .
7 . :mutuw :ll’ tirosim' \:i\~ l‘wr ~;\\
pl-i ' 2‘.» ill. I~ _-l."IliI . , ‘ N ll _“ l ‘ ‘l
l - , ll. 1: ln‘ v .t: nuke th' more In- ue\ in"
l" , I 1‘ . _. t _ in \ ‘ . ‘
, , . . . , Minn; tutth snakes .Il. l s- lliII-' the I‘ll.]
ll ' I. - l . l I t (p ~
.‘t ~ I I'.ll-: \ulx -iv‘ll'. in», H‘ 'l‘“'l-\“‘HHH"l”"“'ll‘l‘l"l" “mill
\ . .‘ li. . . . - .
ll 1'. “! Z’ “J \\‘I~I‘\\"ll\l'~i“ ... “no. u} -u .t stukx. h. I.lli{llll}l
ill -- .. t‘ . . ,_ .‘ .
I»; 3 ill“. llll lbw .i1.«llhi~ “‘l “Ill ‘ll'l‘ll ‘l‘rl. l'l'lll‘ ‘ ll“l‘~ i
‘ > . .. ~ l . ‘ s. “l .. ‘ ~ .‘
\a istl I l lio\ if‘lWl, l::.\ li'l..4l in“ hull ”I {’1‘ ”Al l‘”lw” l‘“ ‘l‘ l
in l: -. x». .. A: \ I...“ .. «l ‘ll'Iel I keep t!;‘e slui‘ki . :ll‘.\". he l|‘lllli\n'\'
’ . . 'u~'i\: :: \\l.l~'.l~ -'::"' 12-: ;.«
.u'.‘ lil' .1 a... . writ-w tltiltll.\ll,;_‘ " ‘ l H “In” ”‘m‘hi
. . . wl‘ ll;,! -.'m. ‘.;3‘ ul.
mix it it l! ‘ \ p“... link A W” “H,; ‘ I‘ i ‘I: s. l\ . ll v ll m l.~ . ps‘
‘ I ll " I .V i. ;|y‘ Ii ' l ‘ l ‘ V
outlini'l zeinlln‘u'llvl t‘lli‘!l:ll\1~'lh‘\\n ““‘l l‘ l“ ‘“'“‘ “l" l“‘”
. . . raw. ' lil‘v ~~ ’i > x - l.- .
i‘llr -. loom slikw Iulhutqimrlul u l “l "l“ l'r"\“"l”‘-“ l ' “l
~ 1 . » . ' .- . ._
\ilz‘ l. ... .l‘ :r lvliv rrml. \{\ll.'ll the} h”“”‘“” ““1"" “ll“‘ll "\“l l'll‘“
1‘” P i -l :m . c ,« n with ..3‘ ‘V M ii 1...“. luv». and ~t‘il.‘| ten-ill} tor $l per i-llllt’t‘.
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ , . . , . ., . .. «.
Flin‘ l" \llll \\.i~. \\ ..i‘il l‘l‘lllllit‘i .Il'u .Itlilul ‘ ‘Hl “ h l“ l‘lhu tllldlnt‘ l‘“\\\l“
~... p‘itt'l‘v f; ‘1‘. l... ; p14.» he in...“ he. r s.I_\~ the present has been an exeeel
tuty good y--.Ir for snakes. nu-l that he
\Iil {.Ill.
\ .\ .‘i.\lv \t lul‘s Islal‘
raged against the eunine Inhnbitnnts of
lilxullt'tl food thrown into the streets.
\ gentleuuin who owned it highly-prized
xeunie u \ ietun. determined to send hint
way out of reueh of the danger. Ile
herefe-re gave him to (‘nptnin IieIIItIRn
Eldredge. of the Xew York packet eoltl‘
\uny. who took the dot: to .\'e\\‘ York on
There he was sold to n
k‘:\ll!_\' and intelligenee. The purchaser
Island. and tied him. in his yard. enclosed
by a seven-foot fence. where he was fed
and pelted to nuike him happy in his new
home. The gentleman Was surprised the
next morning when he found that Bruno
had gnawed elI his rope. cleared the
fence. and est-:iimi. .\'nt being willing to
part “ith his newly acquired property so
suddenly. he went. immediately to New
York and hastened to Counties slip to see
Captain Eldredge. but the vwael hnd sull-
ed for Portsmouth. He then went into
the ottlee of Start: Lewis. agent of the
I‘avket company. and asked if anybody
there had seen the dog. lie watt informed
that Bruno had been there and about the
wharf early in the morning. but had not
been seen there for an hour or two. The
gentleman reluctantly gave uptho much.
and. thinking he had lost his dog. return.
ed to his home. His astonishment was
great. however. when. upon entering his
stable yard. he saw Bruno mintentedly
gnawmg :\ bone M the kennel door. The
dog: greeted him with that reapeettul tad
submissive air. which all well~bred dogil
Assume when welcoming their mum
home. Bruno did not tell what dimdul-
tlm be enmuuteml in his attempt tome
turn to his old home and owner. It was.
however. no. my tank for um dog
to travel-n the streak of New York. and
M W to Staten lulu“! on the
ten-y both. umpmlod by my human
. out! without a mule penny in
“pocket bpuyhii m Mimi'-
pm In running away from Sam 1M
m to take W but to bid “1.:
numb m In the vernal that canted
pert me.- from tluu‘e («mituunly found in
\xut The rnl “as of the ordinaiiw
'lirm- .I v lllI‘l\ . null uus iunuing nluug tl.-~
allI‘l. uh. u the light l-euul. The snake
\\‘;I~ «‘wilv-l upon it little point of mud just
nluo the \\ .Iter. sunning itself and prolin-
ill) The mt. apparently without
noth mg the ~lllllit‘. Jumped dirm'll) upon
the l-Ilils «if the serpent‘s hull) The stinks
sttuvk lll‘lllllll}. fastening its l‘nuu's he-
t\\el-u the rat‘s shoulders. Then begun at
e «tiles! thut iu lls sumll way was truly
mulling. The Lil. struggling vmleutlx.
enuleuwirml to \llllkl Itsi ll’ tree. while the
snake .I~ lu’l‘flsli‘lllly endeavored to drill:
tlw- lwud of tin \ietuu into itsouu mouth.
unable to "VP”!!!-
\‘l‘lllIV‘Il
:l‘ii‘l p.
This fell .1 “TV at tirst
ploh 'l‘lu- l‘ll \\.I‘ :dltlt'. nud a“,
in H‘ i‘I«lI\‘lIl\l\v‘ t-tl'luts lxewup hit the
lug; \llltlti‘ .. \ei'wl) in the 1\I‘l‘li. JItsl lult‘k
of the head, lllIlll the liliod llouml :uul
nuXed With Its own. These eounter ut-
t:Ieks beeume nt last so snvuuely pninful
that the snake loosened Its grip. renmiuing.
inunn-r. lll lull \‘Illl. llut the respite
\\.u ll‘ll brief to lzllul‘d the rut :iu oppor-
tuuitv to «swipe. fur unto the nllllln“~‘
tiu-m- pins Ileseeuded :iud eluded. this
tthenI-uiwl the rats loud. The luv-Hy
lihl\ «If the rut swayed \mleulli. lull
.lmuhul \\‘llll ll the bend of tlm \llllk“.
until the l. tter \\ .l\ ruinpletely out of t‘nil.
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llih lllIl-‘. lmumer. the Lil's stillg4le
hml lu-voiue nuupurntnely hunt. and the
snake \\.is nppnreulh the \ielor. hit
the lu'xl ilm make in its turn
in; Ill to ~trueule \Iulvutlv. us if to re-
lu-nll. hut
luwnuw
liioliu'lil
lane Il\ li‘l\1‘l‘.ll\“'~ titell‘reltl‘
zill} . .Itul llu‘ l‘-'.l‘~~'ll
r 'l‘lu- Lil luul lull u
the strikes thruut. :Ilul Its slump lei-III
umu apple
~ut Illllli‘ through
ground With Its lull. und reused its thirk
folds to almost hull its length from the
ginuud. The \perlnlois stood lie-iilnliug.
M‘Jli‘vly knouin; whether he «Illulll I l‘
tint :o inteifere. ’l‘lie ne\l. uuuueut he
“44 imwerless in the premises. for the
Pllul’sl‘. \\‘llll one List enlivulsive illul‘t.
threw luilf Its letuth into the muddy
\\ .tlv r. art the ilnughly twain mink to~
llt‘lllt'r to n eouuuou de.itlI. ~~Shwklou
t4 ‘uln .lluil. June ‘31.
ooOVMv-
“'lun Doe- the “IIIIHC‘I‘.
They Were holding nu out-door wurd
meeting the other night. and u speaker
bad Just eouuneneed to warm dewu to
his \vork. when It stronger. with till his
worldly "duds“ in :in old sheepskin on hii
luu‘k. lmols gone. luit going. and ll dyed-
indhe-wo. Mnunp air about. hint. halted
on the outskirts of the crowd. The speeeh
soon eaught him. and he began to applaud.
At the end of every sentence he clapped
his hands nud hollered‘like tI fog horn.
No matter whether the spenlwr “hit ‘em"
or not. the stranger never failed to mine
dim n with the applause. imd he curried
it good share of the crowd. with him. Af-
ter the speaker had finished. and while he
was wiping his heated brow. the tramp
approached him und saidi
" That ‘ergspeeeh was one of the best I
ever heard in it‘ll my lifefi‘
" All! I‘m glad I planar-ll you.“
“ Pleased in»! Why. it. lifted the right
olf‘n my feet! I tell you. you‘re n born
oratér. and I just wishl could stay in
this eity and hear you make speeches eve-
ry night.“
“ Yea. I wish you could."
“ But I can‘t. liuu on my way wet-it. I
shall. however. think of your speech a
hundred times it day. I can feel the elec-
tricity of it new. undv-say. can you give
me half a dollar to help me on ‘3"
“ Why. I don‘t know you. Why should
I lend you half a dollar l“
“ Oh. come now. don‘t try to ride any
high horse over me. You know how loud
I bollered. and you know as well as I do
that if I hadn‘t put in my best links you.d
have folk-n as flat as a shingle! You are
a great orator. air. and that was a great
speech. but it you don‘t know that holler
big is what. does the business, you‘d bet~
tor but: right up.“
The orator pondered over the with!
tor a few moments. and then pmbuby
concluded “at the mooning was sound
a: be M over the‘ money—Dem
PM Mall.
Alamrwmto“ruoal“uutbohal of
It Whitey". whoa“ dhcowiug It
mkmlamflulntlnomoourt Wu“
thew.wbobenidbnd not only
him any.
hum-i,
Malawi-AM
New in“ In
l
manhunt.”
~ . . ' 2
was. well knowing that if he did not ‘
I
and of (ind.
eould I," Ill‘lllli‘llY km.” III “N M ”iv“ lItues lhvireuu “nesuud eluldreu ulld
slit lhev lll'tilt‘ 'The \vrithiun of the “Ulml the souls ol‘uuikers. selleis iiud
- ‘ l A
. ' * 's.
sunke \viis now intense. ll lunlu‘d the dunk“. ,
\‘Imt n brewwy does to people. '\i\
Sn! l"
“Chukka! M lb writ!!! hit
A Prosperous Church.
The Union Tabernacle church in Thirty-
fourth street. between Seventh and Eighth
avenues, is attracting considerable public
attention. The edifice was built by the
Methodist, moiety about 1856. It is con-
structed of gray atone. trimmed with
blown. and has n tower in the center of
its frontage on Thirty-fourth street. There
is ‘n gallery on three sides. it fine organ.
and seating accommodations for 1.200
pedjple. besides at, lmement extending
under\tbe whole interior. whieh line; re.-
eently been titted up with much ttwteiis
a lecture. prayer meeting and Sabbath
school rooom.
Under the Methodist administration it
was so heavily inortgnged thnt the congre-
zntiun wns obliged to utter it for sole lust
spring. Mr. 1". A. Palmer. president of
the Broadway hank. eoneeived the Idoa
of purchasing it und making It at free
ehurelI for the people. and on the eottdq
lion thnt Rev. George J. Mingins would
not as pastor of the new congregation.
The purehnse was elfeeted fpr the sum of
$70,000. ’
Under these nuspiees the ehurch was
opened on the 4th of April. when the
building was crowded. and addressee.
mudu by severnl elergymen of various
demuninntions. The opening serviees
have been followed by large and increas-
jng congregations nnd evident signs of
nun-h good ueeomplished. A church hav-
ing no denoininutionnl eonneetion wns
unionized on the lilth of June. with 7‘.‘
members. ‘30 more were added on July
that. and three ndults were bnptziod on
the lid of August.
The nerviees are nbsolutely free. {Ind n
eordial invitation is extended to all]. I‘e-
utirdlesn of lure. wenlth or eolur. The
printer is u live mun. is proving himself
the right Iunn for the right plnee; works
eontinously himself. and. tenelws his pet» (
ple to work: prenehes morning nnd even~
in: every thbnth to over it thousnnd
people. teuehes n large llible eluss in the
(
Dress
Dr‘l‘lt‘fi:
gnu”: gage—all: gearing!
‘r HOLDEN BROTHERS, Proprietors?
lOFFICE IN "SENTINEL" BUILDING
Wuuum‘rox 813331.
:-
one I our......¢i.00 I _8lx Month... ! l .00
Single Coplol, I (lean.
TERMS STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
Terms or Advcru-luu.
Tull. illu. filn. all). (in. xcul. xcol. Icol.
I 3:“. n "0 n00,"
L2- I90
.1 A '_ ha pow} poi Jjgsii:fiip'7i 90‘: {Kuhn-i mi
[99'1le “ilk 500 ti 50 850 11 no 1300 20ml
2 “flied ’1 (ngggq in oif’itfiqi 1699*.3300
.t ‘ i500 aw toooTofi 1100 Woo 40m
if " ‘9' 6513 60' '19. WEWWTCWTIS iii
L- ‘L_193_°.?93L94.99_§1!L§9_Q'L_iflm 10630
'1. " Iroqflaismvsooo «1m «no ro’m’tfi'iii
\lurrlugep’imd Dutbi inverted zritultoully.
[ml Norlcou to cent: per line.
——®
~._...-.,.,
w. H. swamps
30R YQUR CUSTOM MADE
Suits 1
— AND-—
Business Suits! _.
Drums BENEDIET. The Gunfenunner.
Office «I! Residem'e, 10‘.‘ West.
A venue.
llliee lIU\ll‘S.——H to N u. nI.. and 6 to‘l p.tn.
494‘ ll.
D B k , r
l. 111‘ B S,
)l‘li‘ltlli HOURS Am“. I to iuid 6:30
to 7:30 p. in.
II
~i
T‘J “ixuusvwns Srmznr. Next Nutlulull
hunk.
Sundity sehool. whieh has now 2th) ehil-
dren. gives u li\ely mlk on some religious
tnpie to more than SIX“) people every Moth
dnv evening in his leeturerno'n: eondnets
:I pi wer nnd testimony meeting every
\\‘e.l:u~»~ln_v. nt wbieh there is no ntten-
ilzllu‘v ut‘ :lfill. :Iud .‘l prui-e tum-tine everx
Sulllrllwy evening \\ 1th u large utteudunee
:uvdJil‘ great interest: has :i band of work—
nuiueu who lwld religious serviees mery
tit ll:ilf~p.i~t
“Ittx til‘th sti‘w‘t. near null: :ivenue. uud
:II smen o eloek earlier of l'llghth uvenue
uml 'l‘hirtylourth street. The singing nt
nll these servwes is most inspirinu. and in
the ehureh is led ll) :i ehorus choir with
orgln nnd eurnet neeutupttuituenl.
The l'nIon 'I‘nlu-rnuele is it unique instl
utIon in our eIl\. truly a iiiureh lor the
wople. \\ ith ilwil~ always open. null n
(
Nuuluy four o‘eloelt, on
l
l
l
l
l
revnul in progress sinee the date of its
lledu‘utien In the present hour. It hikes
u-s vne'itiuu. Inks no favors. looks sue~
eessl‘ully for its .‘llpthllll to the freewvill
\ll‘erlngs of those who attend its serviees.
seek-I to nuiko ageivssions for good upon
the iunsses of the “in going and l-
uegleeted population. .indi .erve the eII- ‘
‘Hlll‘ilgi‘lllt‘lll of every lover of immunity
I
.0.
'l‘eueli the It“) s.
In riding with eutxlittl Inn. "with. ‘1
We the
Mix iiuprmed to tell llllll how sueh ll
pluee lllllki‘\ \lruuknrils ul‘the men who
woil. in It null ‘lruuluu'ds of the men who
drink the beer lllllilt‘ in it. We told him
how sueh l\ pltu‘o I'uliliell llllle t‘lllllll‘t‘ll of
loud .‘Ilhl elothes. :uul nuule lll<‘lllt‘l‘.~\ \\t‘t‘l\.
KI‘I‘\\ ill. und die. that it took the grout
i-ut of the mouths of the pour. unide lllet]
w vr.:.‘.y that the) killed iueh other. nillllv“
passed n l~re\ver_\. null oeeusiull
mothers huve object lessons enough if \vo
""‘W'Wrtfn. RIDER,
HYDRAULIC
I‘ nursery.
Rent lintuto and House
(3 Bolt“ F. S. K I‘lN Ilt LL.
DOCTOR 0F DENTAL SURGERY
)tllee. “'ushinglo'. 341.. l.:tiinler‘s llloek.
l‘outh .‘wu‘wnil t‘l.
.
"ours. H l nun; l
.‘Irltm's Hunt:
.‘ k1,:n : I KII‘ lisp III
HAS .\u.\tI\Is'I‘l:Iil:Ii.
ENGINEER.
And Surveyor.
i‘I'l‘Mullll tlllt‘llllull -.-m n In :ul kinds of ll)dr.xul v
“Yuk lloek-. \lilluriuhtiug \\|
)lliee on l'lliAuheth St. South Norugilk.
.\;:ent for d‘thlt" la ll} "~ ‘l'uih in \\ 1 \\'lm l nud
lulelh- Molot ' i
.f." R. RAYMOND.
! trtu‘t
h‘lmp not of l‘l‘tilakh'n Rt. near entraneu
l'. U. llux 01:3,, m .._:$l\'ll_f
S. (3()ll ICN.
Merchant Tailor.
Nl‘ll\\'.\l.l\'. CONN.
ll‘n' lll‘al l‘iollzw :Ilhl the lllH‘l l'I‘l‘li I‘l l“ll
\\':Irr:uitml. 491‘. n“
.l n en b Iii. I. at yo I n,
I‘lre. Life und .-\eeldeut
Insurance Agt .
l‘l‘ lu.r(‘:
Agent.
N! r.l‘.-\ lt \‘
S'I‘RAMMIH‘ 'I‘IC‘KE'I‘K r‘liltlilllh “HAWK“.
Till“ l“'.\' “'l" l““""‘ “‘l‘t‘fl‘l “'a-hlugtou strain. appetite l" 0.
8.“
SOFT” NURWALK. I‘UV‘C.
\uly use them. We uve line upon line
\‘llll our girls but let our boys learn for
lu-Iusolven. We don‘t begin enrly enough.
hits the the garden ltll grown to
\veeds sometimes before we deem it lute
enough to sow tlou er seeds. The “street“
edueutes them while they tire out nights.
'l‘liev nt‘enotout nights if pnrents do their
duty. Suid u prisoner: “l hml it good
home eduention; it was my street eduen-
tiou lhnt ruined me. I used to slip out of
the house and go oil" with the boys in the
street. In the street I lenrned to lounge;
in the stieet llenrued to swem‘; in the
street I learned to gamble: in the street I
learned to pilfer. 0h. sir. it is in the
street the devil lurks to work the ruin of
the young 3“ Sarah \Vesley taught her
children to love the (impel. The mother
of Samuel J. Mills began her work early.
talking and praying- with him while in
college a: well. and the American Board
of Foreign: Missions was the result. It in
hard to arm a mother‘s writings from a
boy‘s heart. It in easy for Satan to make
,»
l
ting.
, oovr
Doubled and Twin 0d.
A laughable circumstance once took:
witness. Upon giving his name. Ottiwall
Wood. the judge addressing the reverend
person, said: “ Pray. Mr. Wood. how do
you spell your name ‘3" The old gentle~
mun replied:
“ 0 double '1‘.
I double U.
E double L,
Double U.
Double 0. D.“ .
Upon which the astonished lawyer laid
down his pen, laying it was the most. ox-
tmutdiuary name be had ever met in his
life, and after two or three attempts, de-
clared he was unable to record it. The
court was couvulsed with laughter.
——~¢o——— -
A Parlor Marlo “funny.
I have been greatly troubled with my
kidney. and liver for over twenty years.
and during tlut entire time I am never
free from pain. lily medical bill: wow
enormous. tad I visited both the Hot and
White Spam noted for the curative
g‘ldl‘lfi at m. I m bap y tony
on new a 1 ml Mitt as the»
recall; of M‘s a. , Kidney and Liver
Cure. WI mob ”in: results. I am
only too to the mm-
ony w ha and. me .0 .
Rev.) 1‘. I". R
M Rim Arline-M.
“a that will euro the many die-
celebrated spec!
up the most uggrnv
vents their reourreuee.
ferable to quinine.
. .. . . does the business
plum: upon a ti Ial In Imioilshire. whet-e but “15“ on “mm“ 0' its perfect whole-
the Rev. Mr. Wood was exmulned as a somqness and invigorating action upon
CELEBRATE
nSTETTEB's
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k
Though shaking like an Aspen
' Leaf
ms mark on a page where there ‘8 no “'11- With the chills and fever. the victim of
malaria may still room-er by using this
tic. which not. only breaks
Ming attacks. but pre-
It is infinitely pre-
not only because it
far more thoroughly,
the antire avstent.
For sale by all Drug vista and Dealer-a
‘eno ly.
- "i "any.“ I
my nasal-ca no rain or (com mul-
ml Operation without am.
Chloratbflu-
(rwnlrmmt .
Mu. Saltwater. of Greek Loch. Utah:
00.. ll. Y.. Ind the pistol-tune to entinly
loath. “slate! and! her 0 through“
wold aid endured hamlet-y
«Garibaldi: tor two long t—tho other
. mi Qfiflm mun
'2:le mmungufi «Mu: Mud.
chow . mm m. & walking “I“.
terrible mutt. aha
ed}. of Readout. New
tint m w
,2..-
mod)-
au-w tom la Wilma-b ans.
‘
'3634Lbo;35,...00 £904.16) '
35 57 00‘ 950 no?
fixirters. Wire, Short Zine and Cop]
consul lad Danna
York. who told
mm be re~ ’
aid: “All
chlordane.
PENSION.
and other clalms collected. Deeds. wrlts and all
kinds of justice buclncsa attended to by
W. S. BOU’I‘pN.
394 Chico Inflmudcr‘a Block.
F.H.N sh&Bros
a
IEPORTEIIS AND DEALERS IS
UPUBKBPY lilllllll it lilllSSlllll‘B.
Chnndellers. Ill-tickets and Lamps. Burners nnd (‘lunr
neys. 'l‘inwure. hand-made. bestniuterml: Iron llulluu
ware. Enameled Kettles. Slum s of Tin. (inlllllt'
rind lmn Enameled. common S ns and pun-m (in.
Iluutlful Toilet Sets and Month: Ornaments. Conch
Shells for lgiautll‘ylnt: lawns by the bill. don-u or sui-
in one. Only agents tluitdeul directly with the nu
wr. Wooden. Yel
ow and Rwhlnghlun \Vure. ' '
Stoves, Hunters, Ranges and Oll
Mira-a '3 -
JOBBING IN ALL METALS
At Short Notice. ,
Iron Clad Paint,
The best possible paint for tin. wood. brick or stone.
Will not Peel.
Large Cusks for Cesapoels. eheup.
nt‘hllnllutit‘t‘ our t-‘lt‘k before pun-busing el-e-
“here.
R e m bval.
II o ILL AZV n
Iln hes the pill-lie to cull and see hint at hi:I stnnd in
Laudev‘s Block.
(“ntiliwt ionel'y
LO\V Prices.
THE assure}: CREAM.
And eh rylluu: nent .uid eleuu. I‘nll and see
11. G lugor‘onf.
u
|
Fine ll
“
b‘ O
c
F shing‘
UN DEBT KER
Cor. Illuln um! .Vltll‘dl‘lill greets.
llizsiui \\l I!
‘.\l-\.\l r .\\ il' or.”
The l’oeiissel Iron \i ut'ks,
. 7 Mill
, .
’1
lf\l t‘III \l‘
to"
l‘. i;
Hit
'1 t‘Lirr .‘rnimr. Nun“ \‘onx.
Builderl Contractor. GlPSY FLOWER PDT
“'«rk done by the l‘iu‘ or (gnu.
For Sale by
Jill H. Smith; Florist, '
NW 1 1‘. Still“ ALK. \‘T
t‘dlll. ANI‘ llX.\‘\ll.\lll 'l‘lll‘lM.
l-‘llRlllfl‘lllRE.
l‘he lrlu'gesl null llesl‘.
Issol‘ltueui ul iliu low-
est prices. l
\
(
grew,
up
DAV
(“IQ“K G.- lauie‘s liluels. Main #1..
(up nitlll‘sl So. \urwutk. Q‘I.
HARDWARE:
The “SP ASStlIlThEN‘l‘ in TOWN of
General Hardware,
.
Mochanleu Tools, _
Whlte Maul. Pulnu.
Oils and “:lndow Glam».
A full Assortment of
Inclu- iuul Knobs, '
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
(If the best tanning. \ l
lillllfl Furnishing Gills.
JAPANESE PAPER \VERE.
.l- , for (‘3.5‘
izont for the
Dover Verdienl Boiler and Hull‘s rat-1m
’ Fine and Burglar Proof Safe.
Agricultural Int demerits, ’ ¥
. Rope. lite.
S lip Chandlery.
la
w‘ u C. QUIN'I'ARD
Re. 8 MUSIC HALL BLOCK. So. Nomlk Ct.
mummiu
. i
And Repairing
.I'I‘ :
E. TILLY’Sis
imam. 86m RORWALK.
sew...
Goods at Wholesale and
MULLINGS, BROS
[successors to S. I‘. TUTTLEJ
Carriages & Wagons
TO GILDER.
REPAIRING in all its BRANCHES
New and Second lined \V-urgons an
Buggies on lututl. for :Ile or
eXI-liiftige. ,“
'l‘...\lu LIKUS. aid
obtained for new lll\l£llllld|~. or for Improvi Illi'lll~ it:
golllllllt“. invents and Ill}. polite. l‘ll"llt“‘ piuii;.~li_\
intended to.
INVENTIONS ‘l‘ll.\'l‘ Ii.\\'l€ Iti-‘JIN lllLllii
may still. in must now. he put v'ttlv‘ll 3} l.~. ‘
opposite to tho)? .3. Patent nt‘...«-. :1» .1 m,
IAT‘EV'I‘ Ill SININS l-LXI l.t'.~l\'l-.l.d. “V e
c.1wpntenh ill lt'» time than lluwt‘ uliu nre iv"
from Wit-hingtuu and “in. uni—t lll‘llllll upon the
lllt'lllllll~ mull trnnsu‘It-ius \\ Ith the Patent titllre.
When lmeuturs rind iuolel er sketch \u- make
i-enrvh III the Patent lllllw- .. win-eu-loll‘1ulti‘ulnv
hility Free of I‘ll:ir;:e, l‘u. . ‘Ktlltll'hl'l‘ eoutldimml.
II’ll’I‘~ hm. and .\U L'll.\lilil;.l. 51.1555 PATENT
S Ull'l‘AlNl‘Ill.
J. L Mu. no
Karon ” Insurer??-
'i‘iliirllfiifi
F IRE LTSUBANCE Cilllijl
-Iis'.
Norwalk.
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South
CHARTERED l869.
CASH CA PITAL $200.0Cw
up FICIQ‘RH x
NI“ ltlti
.I...
\\'l.\'l“2l~‘.' l‘S ll.\ ’n
"‘ .\ hid: l “
ill-33;. iamder. J 3?.
M \ Cl “ "E III ‘. ‘F
ENE GIGARS, to
u the lit ~t Quality \“
Gltwlnu stilling, Tllfllllll
Smilei’a lfiinles Genetilll
Retail.
t‘eriier \Valslungton and Mnitt b‘ts.
SOUTH Xi lll\\’.~\l.l\'. t'i‘.
,-._ , .~ ..,~. 1..
. .. t. .7 ._ .
Gama-Jan Pdl 00., Stamtesfi. o
1
r. ' ‘
l \ "
v I "
\ ‘_
\
Jill
Cabinet Organs,
Violins,
Banjos, Drums,
Files,
And Sheet Music
Pianos and Organs to Rent. Pianos. 0r.
galls and Melmleons Timed and Repaired
Instnimentssuld on Monthly Iitstulltnents.
()ld Instruments taken in Exchange for
New. ‘
REMOVED T0
Quintard’s Block,
potioaite Horse lifiilfi':l_\"1\‘;nl.
Frat Bailing Balm
’l his is .i I omforza‘ .c r um flIlhl up for their: . it
of the pub‘de genera. stuns: on mm elde w 313.
Street. over Road‘s Jew. lry “are. 929‘: on.) Lane“
Blurb. nearly-opposite ltillmzl Depot, smith 5...
walker h is open rm... MI. in. ti: ‘! hum. ‘l‘b.
room ls \wl‘l limited. “arm and roaufotldsjg. t; i:
supplied with [our dart. r. hm wet-khan. sewn .
monthly papers uni joutusls. bmde l number of
instructive 3nd iltlen'etleg-booki. ‘
corps}: Roby.
.- Ro ‘élue
ladi- in summit ..~ L. .. II a. UL. to You.
nerve Eu)“: 3| \L‘S'ufim‘m amnion“
the ”hula: prices: .
l (at! (“New wrath ruckus.
.t:~i ~I
..
that.
\
‘I‘tzw =~ :1 CW
l
Len 'ing‘ from Fulton Market Slip
.) q
—-‘
Pier
‘ .\
1‘
Hartford Railroad.
‘ war-.1
Danburv‘ and Norwalk R. R.
snout]: AIII‘AXGEMENT.
axumuenelng Monday, May 3, ’80
TRAINS LEAVE SUI‘TII NORWAIJI.
tuzrlo :1. or. on arrival of mm» ieming New York 81%
Veu Him-u sue a. ninennnmting It
I “in. Slu'lnlll‘: I: ll. truinfur Limb-
rtvtn; m Ilittpbury 10:40 It. in.
. mm: II: ii iii: i-xprms mun leaving New
York t-m p. m.. and with trains from
SprinztleI-l. Xe“ Haven and all point:
I'll-l. «rm m: .n hiinbury at 3:38.
We refer In "on. I‘u- newer l-vnrml I) III Kev. 1' ‘l .' mu (’Uhhm‘lHI‘.’ “ilh \ xpns- train leaving New
lluv. F. 1). Power. in nth ._ m lhe l' S tun-n: Ht. York at It in p m . and express train from
tire. IInd espm-uilly to our (‘lk‘lllr ‘u ('\I r} . .~.:r of the 9. l‘uwnu. urrtxlu; ill llnnllury at 5.15.
l'niuu nud In t‘nnuvln; For ~pet :nl H from: ~. TI'Y'III‘. '3'1‘11‘ 1“ Put-:Iev'm: \\ ile the I illexpn'n‘s tminfm
.‘ltl\“'r,,.\l‘ . udder»- i .\I‘\\ \ urk‘. art-ii in: m Dnnhury :It. 7:18 p.
in 'I'hi- tmzn eunnlr on Satunl:
C. An SNOW (B CO" at Ileilu-l \\‘lll mun for ttehfleld. Y!
. , ‘ ‘ 21in ;- n: . u.» m. {not uI-M‘lluf‘r car. :rrivl in
|\1.‘».Irllt' l‘uu '.\l (l.:.\ . . ‘.\ .:~‘. lqvk * .v t _ > . , I,“ 5' 1.33,“? “L ~ . lag
~i \ll \\ )l'lk s :i t,l.‘lnlttl‘3l12fllalltilallfll'll‘.
l‘l . numhy tunLk‘. uith passenger Cir. arriving
, _ l. ") m HAN tntdnigbr
'i Le ii to on {in in south Norwilk will no:
'l‘Iu to in p tu.. Sundsytmin will run
,1, uri‘vm of ‘J t“ p in . exprvse from ch
ll:.\l.\‘\ Attila“: FIIHM DANIII'RY.
. l: m 1'. l 's’. 5 .‘e. and 9:33p. in
IE”) Whip tn
I. \\' SANDII’CRTII. Surl.
l‘ I‘I‘.z.. -
Sun-
l0.';l :i m:
NEW YORK
AN!)
ll innit.
Running: Time
R E: D U 0 ED 2
4......
time Allowed In Nit
York!
The Popular Steamer"
ADELPHj
l~ maxi. n; ltt‘.‘ regular dolly "its
.iz. ill; ~\oru
i;-’ «ii. at 2 :33, on : .
hum trains. .
‘ — .
Wk eve!) tilenlllm tSlIndflVll-PX‘
st of of the Danbury and Sew
Smut:
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