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VOL. 10. NO. 51
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22.1880.
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WIIOLE N0.51.§
UNCLE VERSUS NEPHEW.
The belle of the season. at Atlantic City.
this year. was Adrienne \‘ail.
. A dark eyed beauty. with one of those
E rich. Wll‘t‘v\\‘aflll eoniplexioiis that remind
{ one of Egyptian Cleopatra. lovely red llt‘ .
f“ and white arms sparkling with eonlons of
precious stones and bands of dead-gold;
Mid in the purple light of the setting sun.
nsshe rat them in Major meszon‘s lia-
rout-be. With the foam~fringes of the sea
on one side. and the yellow sands on the
other. site was {is beautiful :w a dream!
Nor was she tl‘tnllSt't .'e i by ti o stream
or gay priiinentzders along the shore.
“ It’s a foregone eonelusion. ‘ said old
Doctor l‘oiiiiee.
' ‘ Sill“
niii Ill‘ulh’llmt. of course."
said Mrs. Alleyoe.
“ She‘ll in: 1-3‘ the richest man who pie-
sent: him eh’ no llirttter who he is." ob~
sermd (Zipta'n Dixon. spitetully.
“ The I‘ll’illltllllilfi are a wealthy family.
re'iirillatsl Doctor I‘otlnt‘e. “ No. that this
young fellow has much of his on .1 but
his line‘e. illtl Barney l‘ir:th:izon. is the
planter "l Iaiiiisialiiilt. ivztlllitlt
chick on chi-ti .o ii'lierit his wealth."
‘ You nuy (ll'lK nil iipu-t it. .‘lt\.i Vail
into consideration."
1‘ il‘ h es
has taken all that
and Mrs. Aileyae. with the Ittllt‘l 111:1 he
\\’llli‘lll=lli'\\‘t11tlfl’l|‘-ll‘ll‘klllllltil'lfillt‘dk‘
in; of .iviother. “ She's the most nil-"re i~
it _’ l‘t‘t".t l'i‘ lr’t till“ {Sm} '1l' [llt‘ K‘Uln‘l"
Mrs. .X’ eyne llllll spoken. if \l‘lllli”
lively. st ‘i trill}. .\-ll‘li'll'1v Vail. With
her an rel-Rive and \oive of l~i\\ titled
initsi ._ wss title-r i'irlniod to view iii..-n-
ltl'l‘l t‘t"wi:h the ii»~ll.i‘-:izid-eettt llll“
iliitlii.
ll-ir Ta. . wa. It. 1‘ fortune. She had
been mini t it by :ifiselie'iiivi; lumber.
cramped by
prrpetue‘ want. that Ad.
r e inc should bring he' raililiut ls-:.uty to
and
had result-.11
who, lm s~'t' piit- lit-ll
the best p1 issib'e lititrl et. and thus r1 deem
the low es .ti‘ of the family {ortun
.\il 11‘ ‘ ‘5‘ "x'lltxnxl Itilll lllil Itlii
that of 11th. . l'li hire 1: she littll mm d pov-
et‘ty. and In on belief that
lizippiiii . i will llii'iy be attained by llieii'isl
been
I
it.
lined in the
(if :t {flltll‘l spell.
“ You unis: marl... and \‘1111 lillist
titztr _ "ivh." “.1. the precept which her
lumber was perpeni -lly «Liming 112w hi1
"V ;"l lllv‘ ll‘tl‘
[lU‘l'r-V, Il1l\\' \\'il.\[ she \\.I\ let the
t‘-t'.\"~flll" w... \ 11' ilk. ti 'ti
iii-tiril
lle‘lil 12f :tt‘lizi'i.
" ,\l1:l I suppose." Mrs,
s.t\\‘ hut“
szii-l Alli-yin:
|.
ll,lll;.:llli‘r
l
lilting her lips. r sot- owzi '
li:-."1‘vl. stllll}-i‘iilll;|ll‘xl11l11‘tl
“Mid": Wltiiviut :uiy eswirt oil the llt'llt'll.
‘1 i
“ He can work {or a living. mi ulna.
like other men."
“ \V‘o.k——work fora living!" sna l ll the
old lady. displaying a set of yellow teeth
that would have done eledit to a liyena.
" And you live in a tlal. and do up your
own laces in the wash howl to save the
laundrvss‘ bill. and turn your own silks.
and data your husband‘s stoekiogs. to
lighten the expenses—11ml. that have the
chance to button your '51in w ith dis.
the pure negation of the old belief about
its living absolutely atationety.
of our knowledge is inextricably bound
up with some denial of an earlier error.
All our progiess is atoi rection of our mis-
No great teacher of religion ever
succeeded in his enterprise who did not
destroy as well build up.
mind. naturally loyal to tiuth when t‘a'rly
set before it. learns instinctively to reject
all older impression
seems to he
takes.
when
more reasonable.
771‘ Ill‘
Evct y hit.
The human
{1 “(“Vt‘t‘ DUO
“10-
nionds. and live in a palaee!“ ‘
life iii :1 palace be worth without the man
you love ?
live in a barracks and ride aro Hill the
\\ orld in a baggage wagon.“
.\nd this was the end of Miss Vail's
“iiiei'et-nary" career. She wrote a resolute
little rule to .\lt‘. Il.‘:tli.izoil. while he“ uni-
tlier indulged in a good. olil‘l‘nsli‘oned
tit of hvswrics. The note was won' ‘tl as
follows:
ea}
" I like yoti very lllllt‘ll. but I loved .\l~
l.in long before I ever saw you. and I don't
think I can be happy with any one but
Allan: so. it‘ you pit-:Lse Mr. lil'itlhtldill. l
ltiiist decline your klliilpil‘ler. Anti pray
wpray don‘t be any more angry \\'llll lite
Il‘t'ltl_\"lll,t‘ill1ltt‘ll\."
Mr. I "(llh‘llilll lt‘:‘il the ltllli‘ teal-stained
lili.l\. :iiiil foldi-ig It
tini'y up \\'t' 1t :ii-i‘oss
n
to the hotel \\ here his nephew Nils stay-
iltg.
" \Vi hill." s:'.iil 111‘. ‘I li.1\'e oll'e-eil
iiiys1~lf~«itt_\‘self. mind. the rtehest iii.tii iii
Ia‘tlmllt'lililll .\1ll‘lt'llllt' Vail."
" l‘ni'lt-T”
.\il.ili started to his feet. turning
11:1tely red and pale.
alter-
".\'id she has ‘l‘l'flli‘v’tl iiiel”.
'I‘lll‘ young lit..li was ill-.ldly ii line now.
llt‘ >L‘ill'l‘t‘lV knew \\i1tit he had feared or
bopedhiie only feared the intensi- rehe.r of
knowing that .\1Iiieiiltew.ls still true to
him.
" My own trite love." he muttered. lic-
t\V1 l"l his teeth: “ lily llllll' dark-eyed Jew-
1-1! If she had played lllt‘ false. lltll‘l -. I l1”-
llt'\t‘ I should have been teliipti-il to eoni-
tint sitividef”
"l'.:ipli -tiuiplif~ ;_. llllllll l'lii'li-ll. .1iey.
" Iaih loll-l llow llvl-so 1.111111; pinp'e
t.i \.:1-lwli.it.111.ny I \eltttiil- t-i '
ilo y.i.i 1-.‘ pv-vi lo hie on r‘
"I 1-.1-1 \vol'k. l'iii '.. Iiaiiiey. for in
Ft'lxt‘.‘ ‘I'-Il .\ll. ilil'.1‘i1l_\'.
‘ \'.-1y\\'1-”."s ill l'l.i in ii. "iii-5. ‘I. .s
,111 .tll'l ii ll llt'r ~»1_‘
All! l‘lll’1'\\:'~ l‘"‘l\i ‘1 lli\1' l'rlin 1 1'\
with tliisl'i-ll 1 Kim ._- ("\t" 31.1“. .i_; \\ tlll
t’?.1“l|'lllt‘llt and rose-rial lips.
" How is tit-s. young \voui.iu tlt'lllill‘-
’-li.‘,'-i.1‘, '....l.mm1;li m hobo... that llt'il L'nl‘h- liar'ititilts. “ I'Ive y one :t.\t
sin '1‘.“l\ lute. Ililll for himself." I“ ll“ ll‘l.“ “ml ”l" 5“” “i' “ ‘l l‘”“"“"
‘te. pulp-J1». w.» JN .‘lll'lt ll 12.». imam“ ANN» l'i'wtii‘rwl .WI :1 fe-
11.. was mulls .., i”... “LL i... ll “my“ tune, and you have up and down (it "l'll
brunette-lit- wrs 'n :1 li ‘.t«i w of liltss :ts
lo'ig as she \tl lay his SHIN il’lll ~tl"li'~l oli
him \v.tlt ibnse ivnniie ~'ul t‘ye . ot' llt'n‘v—
and he tirliily believed ihat. wnli the nut;-
net'sin ot‘ . ie how. she shared his eveiy
emotion.
Tony wire l’t‘:il.: ‘il—tiizit is. Slll1_}t‘t‘l to
old llrttlilhltll" :ipp‘oval. for
.\1ll':~:i‘11el.viewth.it her you 13.: st! tor h'wl
I:."'!‘1\li.l\
111i p.111" ll'l“}‘i‘lllll~1i\\'ll. :m I site ii el no
in t‘lillJ
,».l .)}{li> V\i‘_1iilllitli l‘ill.
tltinil tii F's}; 'l-i\e :i ,. " I‘\t‘l\
for tl‘t‘ s;ll.v1il l‘..
sliiil l‘ut'h- I‘..lru;ib..-.
l
:tviv more.
Without lllltl'l}"'l»_!.itll1ll\Vlillhl'l‘l “millin-
l
l
113‘
l
" lit-t'altse I loved .\ll. ii bet ...- thou .1
l
the gold Ill l‘.t'1.'ol'1tt.i" s..i.l .\‘lt‘:l‘llllt‘.
\vitli drooping eyelashes.
" (‘otiie llt“t' :‘ud kiss me. my |l|‘.ll
“ No. you needn't
1e :it‘itt ilwl sbli'l not male love to you
I‘Vl' ll\‘L*ll l‘lllt‘ slxl‘i' yi‘flls tllll
lli'e-st \\'llll'il'l til-\ 1-. It you hadn‘t rein i"ll
lie, I should but e lilll mil to 1'11 .\,tltll\\4i'l1
lslzlnils to -- i'u'ie lii.ttl’i:11.1ny
“litil‘upluiiid f...li.i"s lxlluii‘lil\1J'tl. .\-“"it ilivviti-izi-rl i.-! iv\1*y I"\t‘ vi
.‘lliti‘.” 4..) s. " ~ i i. .z ».1 t. 111-.
filial xltltv is ' "1““ "1 “l ." ‘l'l .‘“” “1‘ ”" “h“
’ . . i
"ll» 1‘1".th lap .t‘ 11” ; \ 1; “11-1 v-“x.
imi‘i-iiits.‘il-1”« - i \ll. 1‘ .‘1 v. ., "\"ll:ll\', lliyllluii'. toiiii‘m-«m oiillmi
liail al'e .elv \vr 1..~:i . Il’i\ 114.1 Kiwi-.1 .1. U11 you low-.‘i .\ii.;1i for fiiviisplt' ;.l...i.-‘ 1.111 I...
subject.
“onsl- ll“ hid it rich tliil"1-. .\tlil l'oi szii ~-
1
it'il 11.1“
tlltl Barnabas .tr1'1\i~i tit lust—at yt-ilow- i
skinned. llll'lllI‘-l “-1.. 1.; 112.1’3. \\"tlt mun. " I do lovi- li‘lii." \illl .\1l1’1r!1iii . \\ Illl
‘a tu' Il."ll'. l‘lllliiiii-J li‘. .i ties: 1):. 13,. 1. p.,f tours in her ey- s. ".\1~.vl1ln\e you. .1‘11‘
his herd. itilii a pair ot‘ blank i‘\'1‘s 1111i: I'mrie ll ii'zi- } 7 vii} ill .1 oil-~11 1.1 st... of
g'ow. -ll keconls 11‘ llsc lu-lii'zitii his shaggy “UN-h
pt‘llvllliltsi-s' of boots. “ l'lli iptite sutvsiit-ii. ii:_\ Ill‘it s.1 1. l'ii-
1‘le iLtriiiiiutr. "And I shall tztlte it upon
llisllress \\:‘x‘. 'i.4*i..trse brow i twiwvl;
his“ bows tldek: l: s h it :i tlztppili;
titti. whm't li.ti:'r'o1v1.tletl his li'ulit feat—
l’;ii::i~
Ilut li's lilo-'1 “‘ik“ exquisitely line.
'ks. :i'id (=11 his
‘ires.
billtti”i‘11 ““th ll .1 HM ~1l sp.
linger he \\ Li ’e :1 l t“l‘ar‘ 'Qll\l r'n; \vii‘eh l'rp.
1.. of :1. kiag's ran»
resented 3"1‘. ist the Vail.
son).
" “'1‘“ lpio-Ji old l‘. i vulva». living‘ '11
iqtiii'hit: (u e oi h s nephew,
.. Until..." v ".ed the young 111.111. entitli-
s" stit-zi'ly. “ sl‘t‘ “ :tii :tli;1~lf”
" I'” have :1 lool' at he.- be'ore 'I make Lt". lit huii 1d out in the oilil'e where he :
upgiy tllllltl on the subject." said Uncle
Ila nabas.
He was taken to "Lt" o-i .‘Iiss Vail. and
Hats most other ‘ went
down " at the ti 1's: sparkle of her liquid.
d." it fly '5.
“ By Jupiter. .\.l
L'l'l‘lt' ll. 1' Lliitts.
I ever saw 3 1 my life."
So the gay sez; on xvii-1t on The
of the viols. "ornets :mtl trululxines made
musical answur to the «liapason of the
waves: grim old tlow.i;:i~rs played eards:
battered been: smoked their eigam and
strove to eritVenate themselves u we
more in the fragrance of the Sl‘tbillrl
pretty git ls tlil' .l: handsome cavaliers
held {lies and bouquets and sorts 1)! facts
for the New York and Philadelphia daily
prrss. And as t lite Went by. a 1111 ‘r
gained oral-into. to the effect that. L'tiele
Bax .iabzu 1311.03.20" was ousting
nephew from the atteeiiolts of the beauti-
ful Miss Vail.
" There!" said Mrs. Vail. her witeli-like
countenance assuming a. rallient express-
“ Here it is in black and white. An
odor of marriage! My d-‘at. Yuu'“ be the
:- chest woman south of Mason and Dix-
on's line."
Adrienne. in a lovely d'shab‘lle of white
asbmere and Hue-pink ribbons. sat look-
ing at the tetra". with something or dis.
may upon her countenance. '
" Write and accept him at once.” urged
In. Vail.
" WM! that old man .‘"
" Old man!" screamed Mrs. Vail. “ The
debut planter in Louisiana! Why. child.
every diamond that he wears is a fortune
In MI."
‘ S‘Butldon't love him." pleaded Ad-
”. in I. low "Oll’t‘.
“have-bolt 2" screecbed the old lady.
“imdoeo love submit to? A little
”and honey. a few awesuueata. and
W for the rat 0! your lite. I
flo- Iove-much—aud see was: a. drud-
fb‘m mine has been. Adrienne.
#1 be 1 £001! You 1"“ never have such
orb-ace as this.”
* ”Adrienne hesitated.
. “mu she said. "'1 an: engaged to
rg—I love him. AndI will tie-his
gen tle'iieti he
hm, you're 1243113" iii
"She's the prettiest g.rl
l‘lttéll
his
would. don‘tyau so} via: ruin
”Vail. «mum {a penny
fimflflhmm W”
iiiysi '5 to see ll'ltl lit-libel of‘ you pm is‘i oI
“it'll ..
5.1.\ilrie' 1e \Vitl "llltl‘ ii-«l r'l‘li” lifte‘
all. llii'h. not H ily lu llltH‘t’)‘ til‘ll sud-:1:
pie-t eta-us. but l'lt‘ll in love :1 iii 1 .ie
allot-lion. Happy little All ‘eiilie!
‘ fl
How Ills I. dlllt‘l‘ “'t-lit Down.
A little tllil tiillii known :ii'otiutl the foot
L)f\\'001"\'. 1i il\'i‘llt'i‘ as "John.” out» .\"“‘
winks. by :i st tinge", who said llt' t't'tlllt‘
f‘out Usivegu til‘il had bad news to t‘lHll'
miilm'ate. The news
than the death of John's- bmtlier by drown-
lug. (ill'l the stranger happened to be on
hand to Old .lo‘iii slo ill {or a
fl-ivlniiutes:is-ft~ '1114111 it‘lllzl‘ the full
event oft 1e 1'.il.i.itt.v. will the 1 to It i: kevl
“I’lyiz' ti org". 1 ll tdn't llt‘u’tl .roiii hi it
in t."1 years. YOU say he re" till the
wharf 2’"
"\'es; la was piling ltllllltl‘, and his
{oat it: gave away and he went into the
tha lltlllllllK li'ss
\\"t-lt‘s‘s.
water."
" Ilid llt‘ 'all quite etuy '3"
" I guess so. 'I do 1‘t think the {all hurt
him any."
~ii ~\v many times d‘tl he rise to thi-
sur a e before going down to say 9"
" 'l‘wiee. I think."
" IL: you think he had it's se ‘-
" ()il. yes."
" And I'ro n where you em in you could
have heard all i1
“ Oh. yes. I was not a
‘5 :3.-
‘ said
llilllllt‘i'll flirt,
:iwa y."
“ Now. that.“ continued old J6Kn as he
braced up and got a new hold of his
shovel handle. "will you answer me
something in confidence,
“I will. “
“ Then. sir. tell 11113 if my poor brother
burrzthed for Hancock or Garfield be.ore
lie went'down the in. t. time '3"
This struck the st ‘a-iger {or a minute.
but he answered by saying that Chicago
heard.
old man—" maybe he was what they call
republicans! Poor George!
sorry'hedidn‘t put himself on record?
g—Detrm't Free Press.
___~,..._.___
Destrucllve Teaching.
I wish now to say something in vindica
show that it is absolutely necessaty. the
is really all that. need be said in its justii’l
canon.
be necessary in eve 51 other depatmeut o
hu man knowledge and inquiry. All the
is true in the scion. cribs day has bar
ominous upon me" brawls-Iv to fight 11. my om this error: which the
movements
truth dispkoed. The '
dwartbooqlg not Myriam}
“Momma.“ said Adrienne. "what would
I won‘t marry old Mr. l‘iratia-
zon, and I will lnariy Allan. if I have to
fit e notion has to give way: it has to bi
rooted out and destroyed. The
eesses of destroying and building up may.
are equally essential. The waste and
production of tissue in the animal frame.
the t'.\tl)liltll0'1 of di. eased hone. and many
other euraLve processes iit nature teach.
by analogy. that we cannot. properly build
tip ivi.l1oiit Mir-t) pu '1 ii; 1itiii‘ii.~—St-rliioii
by Rev. t‘hllrles \‘oysey.
-0.
Another 'l‘lieory Bunlcll.
.\ widow “ho was going to leave the
e'ty held an auction of her household ef-
fee s yesterday. and everything went at
prompt sale until little bilt the bellstl :tll
this was put up
some of the women ivent spying around.
and tlisi-overed that it \\'IL\III{\'S[I'\1 by bed
This -'.11~t was noised limit/nil until
it «alive to the ears of the auctioneer. who
was left. Just before
' ‘vr.
.ii "s.
lllllilllll‘ll his box and said:
“ \Voriis eaniiotexpl‘ess the piouninit'y
of my sorrow over the award whil'h has
been put lll circulation in ‘lllls erowli. I
have sold goods iii this town for tweu.y-
nine in 1;; ytutrs. and this is the lil‘st 1.1-
stlinl‘i- l‘l whieli bugs have been perliiitted
to step llt'l\\'t‘t‘ll llll‘ililllllll‘ purebiisilig plili~
Ladies aiid geiitli-iii n. if the-'e is a
bug ill or about l‘le betlstell I want to see
1b“.
1 l'aliiiot and will not believe the e
It Wtulhl be most foul
of this worthy
to the
llltll.
a slander—«t
character
[it
is'.
s'autlt' ‘ Ull the
Widow. who is about remove
Suite of ()llll).“
Iie'li'; lll\“lt'll to step down liltll view
the ii.i,sl‘or liiliisl'lt lll' 111.1111- :111 llispee-
t
lmli. 'l‘lii-y “ere t'ii-.'1-. 'l'iiiiy \\t" .
l 1'11 :ililtlidoiiliiliil l|IlIlll‘llltl\\'ll.lll'llll
\\'. . Elli Us“ in illspll lt‘ llll' 1.11'1.
'I.:im--s .‘l'lll gen ll‘llll‘ll salil ill" 1:11-
imllm-r'. :1-~he i.s111111‘1l ll" post. "I 'nii'lill
he .s. I don‘t e\.it~tl_\ ri-iiii-liibei'tlii-1.:1-11
llitllll‘ t‘ol tin-:11. bill they we there. .\Il|l
now let 1111' lolk to you :is it i'iieinl. ll. 1‘
lIll.~ \\i'1' not liiltill' for gillilly show. no.“
\\ ere il=1iile for ti hie of ease, It 1-1 e. '.i\v o"
nattite that they siioill liiiliabit bl-ilstiui is.
They t‘ltll no more ,le out llililt'l‘ thi- b.1111
11:1 1 lll.|l.l‘ :i l.\' 1,: «iii 1:1 «in; l' l'l lieu ) . .-
:tit eagle and llilill through live
this insert is l'otlu-
spltvl'.
:ivi-rsiiit milling you to
.
lml 11.1 falsi- jll'lfili‘llllr‘i. il-s lil'u‘ sc.:.c1-ly
Il"'ll..l s the sleeper. but it Menus-is :lllil
piirllilsthe liloviil. llut for th- b.-.l‘.i‘1.x
ofllivs no.11iti'y we should .1" ll.l\t‘ bod.
:111 l t‘nl‘iillui'les. ,fl‘lii-y' Lei-p llil\\'ll \\.i. is.
They causi- iiiiwii disappear. (i.ve the ll
:tt'h.iiit'e;tlid they would remove iiii'iis
\‘ithout . The giant! , '
“l"ii'lyt‘eltt I" (‘illl'il an old
\‘lltl ‘("I‘I oiliei‘t-il th. 1 she had it tl-Iul'lly
\ 'llIl.
“041.111
\
:it l‘irlllt‘.
"l“l 11' units? I .ilii lvlll‘l‘ ll til‘ty t' tits
1ol’;i.$i11lm-lsivmi.:iiiillisl \\.i> pain: to
s.i\'.ihi~,1e.it Xl-liilwsli :I‘iiuys .‘1sk1-1l
ill'l'1l\\‘lllllll’:',‘|ll 1.. lliliio'lil
11-:1.s,;1liil yl-t (Hrs. 1' but his .111;«.
.111 ..
“ t In.- tl'llliJ.“
lllt‘
lll""t'i
iiollat. null yet
llit~
'l i'lll (‘lllt‘l't'll our
io isiit' (it’ll .- iiiidio .i‘i'i-il
.i-l'oir you. This \\ ltltl\\ tgl's n.1- llitil she
has not ll.t'l nu itt‘.li' or p.111 ~111-
ill" lilst lit); l.‘.ttll‘ lil\ illllu'dlllllt'l'. Ill!“
111.1113. 1-1} "lll.t\'1‘l'1'.lll\\'lltll llllllll‘l'\\l’1|tl‘
oi‘ llll‘lll .' \\'i..v'. \\.t~ 11.1» iotizitltin of Mo
.’..l.l'l s tweltt'. lii.i\s .‘ .\llll yit
”'J‘\\1Itl1|l s."
" And yet I only hear two doll. 's
yoiili.i\e lied-lithe? Ate your illlllt‘l‘ll
\\ llo you have roaring in
.h. i.llllll‘ s?
ih
lllt‘ t'il".\‘..'"
“ 'l‘hiee do'l it s."
" .‘ly friends. li-t lllt‘ go home iltlil gel
I’.il'.11lsi- 1.11 t .tllil rtaut to you t‘llt‘ slilil‘t
‘llltlilN'I \\'h.it dill Milton ~-':"
"l‘ilt"’1lil‘l
All! Ila-gut to see that art and culture
to the audience. llid
liiillsl' .\‘t‘\'i‘l‘.
t
\
we not unknown
.\lt"..llllli" the lil’l‘ttt
l‘Hl :i Ullt‘l .\lltl Why I!"
'l“i\'t- lllilltll‘xl”
have
I :1111 but live dollars. I Would like to
lpllile one \‘m‘svi from it well known hath
pot-t. hilt ttlite plisses and this bells‘telili is
~>1il1l for live dollars. wish on the I
will now dirt-rt your elilttirt-«i llllt‘iltltlll to
thatlookstuve with a. cracked liven."—
Detroit Free ['11
Had.
i.
«N.
Indian Summer 0F th‘c.
llli .~ which the world ever knew: it is 1110
Illllit‘llll summer of the soul. \Vheii
glow of youth has departed. when tlii
warmth of middle age is gone. and
its labors. and the memories of a
fountains. enriching. rejoicing and ferti
warmth. and the 30111 assittui‘eg a bony
ment the contrast is fairly perceived. the
two pro-
r id do. often go hand in hand. but both
l‘t“
lltl‘
In the life of it good man there is an Ili-
d.:l 1 summer more beautiful than that of
the season: l’.t‘llt‘t‘. sunii’ier and more sub-
lime lllil 1 the most glorious Ind3an Htlill-
the
the
buds and blossoms of spring, are (‘lltt'lfi‘l 11:
to the .-e e and ytllow leaf. then the mind
of the 111:1n. still ripe and vigorous,rel1‘:.es
well-
spent life gush forth from their secret
lizing: then the trttstful resignation of the
Christian sheds around a sweet and holy
only luster, is no longe" restricted to the
the echoes and filling the air with music
to greet the father tonight. And little
Bess (fearing some one will get. the start
0! her) has papa‘s gown and slippers hid
under the sofa. she sits at, the window
watching and waiting. These household
treasures. which are given us but for a
short time to enjoy. will soon be scattered
over the world. or laid away in the ehurtlt-
yard: and then how memory will bring to
is in our solitude the pattering footsteps
on the stairs or the laughter in the parlor.
(in home with a happy heart. then. busi-
ness man. to meet. those who anxiously
"l‘is Saturday night.
\
wait {or you.
—~ , M -
Ills Second Choice.
“Ilester l“ exclaimed Aunt Susan. rock-
ing and knitting. and sitting upright.
“Do you know what your husband will
do when you are dead?
"\Vhtit do you mean ‘3" was the startled
reply. .
“lie will go and ntai'ry the sweetest
tempered girl he can tind."
“Uh. ltilntie I' Hester lit",:llll.
“Don't nterrupt me until Illlt\‘t‘ lili-
ished." said Aunt Susanfileaniiig be 'k
and taking ilp liei' knitttng. “She may
not he as pretty as you are. but she Will
be good natured. She may Not be as
good it housekeeper its. you are. in fact. I
think she will not be. but site “'11! be good
natured. She may not. line him as we“ as
you do. but she will be good natured.“
"\\'liy. llllllllt'r—‘l
but isn't all.“ continued Aunt Susan.
"I'lvt-ry day you are tllllklntr. your poor
llllhllllllll more and more aiii love. with that
good natured woman who may take your
place some tlll)’. After Mr. and Mrs. liar.
l‘lsoii left you til i other evening the only
remark lllllllt‘ about them was. ‘Slieisa
sweet \i'iiiiittli.‘ "
"Uh. ntilitle—~"
“'l‘lilit isn't. all." eoiiiposellly
.\lllll. Susan. "'I‘o-ilay your husband was
half across the kitchen ‘liltll‘ bringing you
the lirst ripe peaches. and all you did was
tolook lipiiuil say. ‘\\'ill. just see your
intlulily ll‘.|t‘li.i on my elea’li'tlalir. I Won‘t
have my l'ioali llliur :ill tl'lii'kl-il up." Niztil-
1111111 would l|:t\’t' thi‘oit ll tln- peaches out
11! ll 1
)«ilil 3.l1'1*
t'i'plh‘ll
vii lllll\\, (lite ll.iy \Hll .s ~1'eivi-il up
when he kissv ll you bivalve
lliis nil. lill'lll‘ \v;1-. 1Liiiipziiill will, ‘I llt'\‘i-1'
l .
1 ' \\ 11. u 1;.-
~Iiiplivs anything you t« l! hilli not lwsplll
\\'.iii'. ‘1 into libs ....- li,_..:i.
'll
\i'lii-ti iieltl‘ts anything you tell
llilil'lllli: till
.illlil
liilii not 1 . bleak it. Flotii
night _\1‘lll':ili.il[t \wlt‘t‘ is lll’i‘l'll eolnp‘alu
l‘tilllt Iiiiliiiig. .\111l
\\lll‘ll ylitt \\‘ll‘1'r~‘li.~ll‘lt pvill hl'llllll‘tl llllll
liltfilllll ltlrl \\llilt‘!'
for allowing the plilpp to free .e. and took
no liotii-e \\'l|l‘|| he still. ‘I was so illl\l iiis
about you that l L‘1|l:lltl not think of the
pillnp.‘ "
"Iiut. aunties?
"llill‘kl-n. t'btlil.
intellectual 111:111 of llll‘ill
The strongest. llll‘.‘l
:lll (‘.lI'l‘S llltill'
than forany-
lllllli'\‘t'lll‘lll.1lllll\\'lllll|l'l this
Illl' eleven st :lll'l the must per-
’1-1't lil~11selie~‘liei'is sure to lose the titlew
for :i iioiiilili‘s tenderness
thing olsw
\‘.'tll|l-l‘l
tion in time. There llIIl_\‘ be it l'ew iiioii-
men like your “'1”. tin ,elitll- and its lov-
t ' . ‘ - I ‘ f .
iii..: and i'iiiitilii.lls. as ioigetfoi o. sell. as
millsiieil \\ ‘llt l«i\ III," that there lill'eeiioli
\voiiliiiln-allilig. struggling death but.
1 '1 most ll takes but :i few
lti'iill'liiliv ~s :li.1l iliiiliuliil'l'; to 111111 :1 lip-.-
t'il‘l"~_ v..iisiil'
. li.1111!’s|o\i 111: . 1:1...111 .. lilil' ‘1 re :1 i.
‘ "\\‘11i| .\1':1111-
’ H\t‘.\\| .1 11.1411- izi-lllemljm'. mil
lllli‘l sivi-el t1liipw.1“. \ltlilltlli h is 11111 _\1-t I
:llt‘l‘Il found. so that you lli|\l' lllllt' lo llt-
‘1‘1illll‘sllal'll‘llt‘ i'lllll h\\l‘t‘l lb:11)11\1~ li.:s
1lipiivl 1'.111w\i-1' iiii.-,;'iii- lll.ll tlw-i'l- is :i
.
l
iii-tier leniperell woman in l".t> l-oi e."
>4- 4
True-her"! fililiirli s.
l .\ 1‘ l h 1111' '1 1:1 111 liiii-i- 1 1' ‘1-1. ll :1 pit .l'll‘
it:'~lv.:ti'1~'elii ‘3 l pit :i-l'. 'i'iu- pi’iliii‘
l
mu «h'i- llllll' ll‘ll‘lltl :lllll the liiii sent
‘111. The sum asked was huge. though
not t‘\'t‘vl the in fair amount for so line 11
work. The Illillll‘illilll telisitilad the l‘ 1 st
{or liislui'k o‘ . oosi-ii-lii i Ill t'llltl'ih'n; sin-h
llll l"tii'.i tzllil
“ \\'liy."
" y on only? took seven
\\'i‘t'ltsirip.ll'il Ill” \
’l‘ iepl'eil the pointer. “ but
for-4'1 t that it took me si-ie-i years in lt'HC'l
ll”""~
sill l l‘l‘.
1H." \'lill
how to pziiiit that picture in seven
. “'t‘t“ s.‘
The ~1-: 'e a few t Hires 1it‘l'.‘i»'1\""'.".
\vii-i 3.1 oil :I‘W'llt‘l‘ of iii-‘t- or order. :1 111
who :1‘t~ l‘ie efore1111:1b'etoliplii‘el' .iieflll-
} Iy the nature of the wink tlllll" liy il‘.ll‘ll~
‘ .irs. who ..‘”t‘ :is ilioi gh l‘.l‘ll(‘l“' were i
over'iiiiil. 'l‘hl‘y "org..e‘t tlntt tin- it"lt'llt‘l':
l hes to sound years in prepai 1g for his 1
work. A boy who goes into a warehouse
on leaving seliool at the age oi‘ ti.‘.een.
gets a small sl‘htry at once. which is rcgtb
litrly lllf‘t‘“."'lit*tl year by year. “ The boy
who intends to be ll, teacher receives no
reinimeration while passing his appren-
tien ship. He has to continue at school.
we king hard until he is at least eighteen.
before 110 min receive tiny certificate at all.
lle has then to put. in a term at a country
moth-l seliool.1isually away from home.
Afte' lliis he must go to a normal school
before he can ribtziin a permanent eorl 'Iir-
cote. During: all these years the. b.1sines-;
apprentice has been in receipt: of a said}.
yet some trustees would expect the teaelh
ers to work ror less than the busier-rs :ip-
preiitiee of the same age ieeeives. Tho)-
do not consider the nature '0? the work
doee, or its wean-iii: effects on the system.
They merely count the hours taught. and
think the teacher should be satisfied if
paid for these hours at the rate of a com-
mon laborer.
didn‘t hurrah for either candidates as he
“ Maybe not—maybe not." sighed the
on the fence and didn‘t know whether to
yell with He democ'ats or holler with the
I‘m a. bit
tion of deal . active leaching. And it I can
Pure pagination: are admitted to
nail'ow confines of business. but so‘ 9 fer
beyond the Winter of hoary age. and
dwells peacefully and happ'ly upon that
bvight spring and summer which awaits
hiin within the g tea 0! Putadise. gover-
lnore. Let us strive for and look {with
ingly 'orward to an |Indian summer like
this.
-—~———M—-—»-—
Saturday Night.
Saturday night—the steam has gone out
of the pipes—the power has been taken
from the wheel—the customers. which
have made business places the scene 0!
action. have departed—the boy with his
daily news is not to be found—the little
fruit: girl around the corner is missing-—
within the great storehouses no trampling
of busy feet is heard: and all is still. At:
home how diflerent. all is life and excite-
ment. The busy wife has prepared the
Ebeat abs has for the weary husband. How
tempting the table looks. with its white
linen cloth loaded with dalntles, and
neatly arranged. Even the wife herself,
attired in her plain gown and white apron
i
t.
f
t
l
Hog—~—
Ernerson says a man ought; to esriy
moment.
voted etolusively to that; use. would Iii
then have the original point on.
MW.
How Happiness is Secured.
Happinem is the absenre of pain or a
noyance, and wherever :bere ispain the
is disease. A pain in the lower portion
the body
kind. It there is any odor or color or d
posit. in the urine it means disease and r
quires attention at once.
Liver Care and are convinced there
and female.
W
addsgraoeand beautyto thekitcben. In
t-yhepgrlor tbeboyniid girlsmwsklng
pg D11 WQSHIDSVOB. Di 0-
pencil and note down the thoughts of the
Yes. and one short pencil. de-
aome men we know about 2.000 yea rs. and
indicatis a disorder of some
"We have heard
many of our friends speak of the remark-
able power of Warner’s Safe Kidney and
nothing so certain and valuablefor all dis-
orders of tbe urinal r system both male
No remedy for kidney diseases hereto-
fore discovered can lie hold for one mo-
ment: in comparison with Warner's Sate
Kidney and Liver Curd—C. A. Hr'vey
B
St
“-
re
of
e.
e.
is
gait”: gunner”: grilliucl
HOLDEN BROTHERS, Proprietors.
OFFICE IN "SENTINEL" BUILDING
Witstuuurua swan-r.
One teal- ...... “.001 all Murmur. H.110
31“qu (‘optem 5 Cont-1.
MS S'l‘lllt l‘l.\' l\' ADVANCE.
Terms or Adveruulng.
This. 1111. 2111. 311L774“). acul. ”col. tcol.
i wet-it.“ ll‘l $21111 $11111 $11111 $51111 $700 $1306»
a__ {371511 31111 42:1 1173 ilili'iisaw’lsiiii
a 21in 1011 also 750 ll‘ltl "1151f“1see
17111.net; 21.11 51111 ‘ iiriii‘ shit it iiii'fiiiTi'uiim
L "~_'m-l'lltlr '. 1111 1:511 i-eim 1‘111) 113110 3:100
11‘ ,A,‘__"’“‘l (sirloin 113110111101th 10110
ll 1 1.11111 1.11111 111011 121100 25m"'«ioit0"75nii
u jimlvirin 211110 24110" ‘50 1151111 ssfin' im‘o’n
11.; “, ‘it-'\ man alien in' 1111' 1100 mom
Marriage- and Deaths Inserted gratuitously.
Local Nutimni 10 cents per line.
—————(i0
W. H. SWORDS I
:‘Ull. YOU]: CUSTOM MADE
Dress Suits!
Business Suitsi
Ill. G. WILLIS BENEDICT]
0mm! 11! l|'(‘.\‘il’4'Nl'('. It)? H'rs‘l
.tl'l-u Ill‘.
\' to l0 :i. 111.. and 0t1i‘~' p.111.
l‘tllr
D1. Burke’s 7
112111 6:30
TOW—
Ulliee hours.
I)
UH-‘IUE ltlll'ltrs' filtl'; 1 to
to 75:11 p. lll.
t)li‘l-'ll 1-2! T‘J \\'tiili\'1.ro\' s:::1:1:r. )‘etl National \a -
l‘.:ililt‘
iinif‘flflIGAIi-i" 5. Still. I) 31.1.. i
Darin 1.1111111311121111
(liliee. \Vltshllffto‘v St“ E..innler's Illlit‘b,
"lllli til.
1 s11
‘. -i".\..ll..
II 1111‘. ~‘ ll.
Nl‘l‘ltOl s «null. (its .\li‘\ll\l~é'l'l‘.l:l'.li.
. .
HYDliIIIlIIImiIIGINEER,
And Surveyor.
l'eisoiiiil llt‘lll'HH Will in idl kinds of lllllrllllilt'
'i.'v'.. 1.. -"pm
\\..:l. Ir. l.- \1 2.1111111: l .\1
(lilieeiili l-Ilizabi-tli Hr. Honth Norwalk.
,\'11‘||l fill vl‘tIHl" 1.1 ill I'~ 'l ml 11 ‘.\'.1'11 \\ l‘il‘l l .‘lllil
Iliit‘ltus Motor
J. R. RAYMOND.
Bill
, 111181 Contractor.
the l‘nf' nor (‘1?-
lrucl
Hllu‘: I. lit ol’ Franklin St. v...z:‘e11t:':.:iie
to lllII'\|‘l'_i. l'. (l. l'mx lilT. ill-l‘t'
i3. L7()IIICN.
Militant Tailor.
X1 I]:\\'.\l.l‘:. (' l.\'.\'.
Mos: l‘.-11.11 In
111.3 it
It. sl \ litlli‘ illi‘l llll’
\\‘;il‘i‘.‘1nti-i!.
I‘ll--
.B ail-15h .Vll. ‘. :i yd! 3 ii,
t‘lre. “111?";qu Accident
Insurance Agt-
NtD'I‘.\ IQX' l'l'l!I.IC.
Real Estate and, House Agent.
‘il:‘.‘i>lill' ’l‘lt'lilfi’l‘s. FUHH‘l-N DRAF'I‘F'.
\l’ii-lilugtiiu Street. (Hipolite l' 0.
S'vl SUL‘TII NUIUVALR. l‘ti.\.\‘.
CELEBRATED
TETET ES
STOMACR
31111:
Though shaking like an
I at"
4
RS
Aspen
W itli the chills and fey er. the victim of
ma liiria may still recover by using this
celebrated specific. whieli not only breaks
up the mostaggravatingattlieks. but; p11.»
vents their recurrence. It is iiilinitely pre~
ferable to quinine. not only because it
does the. business far more. thoroughly.
but. also on account; of ';s perfect whole-
sameness and invigor. ting action upon
the entire. system.
F or sale by a“ Drtiggists and Dealers
generally.
B‘litVE lflDYl
She Lml- s the Batu of 0. Severe Sufi-
: :1 Opera! ton without. “km“
Clue ref-inn.
Frum Irv-Wider.) ,-
lIz-s. Scbocnzuakcr. of Creel: Looks. Ulster
Co., N. Y., bad the misfortune to entirely
loan the sight of one of hot 0 as, through on
accident. and endured painfu. inflammatory
action therein for two long years: —tho other
ll y becoming sympathetically affected,
lior getter 1 health seriously suffering; indeed,
FIIO wan a. EMT! wreck. 1t walking skeleton.
In this terri'iostrilit. libel consulted Dr. David
'I'Ie .itl-‘j'. ul' 1 liridout, New Yuck. who told
licr 1.’ 1:21 .. l‘....z the. injured 'eye‘ must bem-
xnuved. tic quietly but firmly said: “All
right. .01 u~2<ir..,liul. don't. givome chloroform.
Let my ltu~l)'fi:'l sit by my side during tho
ope-mil. mi lid I will neither cry out. or stir."
'I‘lio “"‘ll! Vlztit dunu.unll the poor woman
kept. l-er ward. Talk of mildicrly coungol
This ldmwml greater pluck than it takes to
face ii. Bound-=11 guns. ‘0 restore l rr aural
health .Dr. Leniwdy til .i in .1 the " avorito
Runway," which cleansed the bloodwrgulutod
the Kidneys. Liver and B'iwnle. and than im-
parted new iii-=1 to the ion .r-iiufi’erimr woman.
éte rapidly gained health and. strength. and
is now well. The
priceless blesaln
eye l‘.:iu
to woman N 1 family
is it.
should buwitliou it.’ Your druggistl ti:
“R.
“Favorite Remedy " in a.
PENSION
and other claims collected. Davids. writs and all
blade at justice business attended to by
W. S. Iltltl‘l‘th.
804 Office hi;l.aitder‘s Block.
F.H.Na.sh&Bros
litron'rans AND humans is
GI‘UBKBI‘I [llllllfl ll GlflSSWfll‘fl.
tit and Litiiipl. Burners and t‘lilni-
est material: lion llullmv
ans of 'l‘ln. tlralille
hill! and patent do.
t‘httndel‘iers. llriu‘ke
lll'yt‘. ’l‘itiivlire. handmade. li
ware. Eltltlllt‘lt‘tl Kettles. ts‘aiiee- i
and Iron l‘lllllllll‘lt‘tl. eolnlnuliSad
lteanlifiil 'l‘lillet sets and Mantle tlrtiiiiiieiils. t‘oiieli
Shells for lit-alitlfyllig lawns by the libl.. dozen or sin-
gle tine. Unly liuenti-tliatdt-lil directly with the ini-
lSil-‘iiii‘a liiiiiiiiiiinzii’fib“ “PW" “'°‘“"“" “I
Stoves, Heaters, Ranges and Oil
Stoves.~/
.lOllllINtl IN ALL METALS
At Short Notice.
Iron Clad Paint.
The best possible paint (or 1111. wood. brick or stone.
' Will not l'eel.
Large. Casks for Cessporils. cheap.
Ill‘_r‘lll‘t‘ to see our Mock before purcliasinr,i (-1110
ii lll‘ .
h e m oval.
II 0 I. L'A‘N I)
The CUHIBBIIUHBI‘.
Imiles the piililu‘ lu call and see him at his stand in
. .
Lauder s BlOCk,
(‘tiittiil-t ionvt‘y
Loxv l’rtcos‘.
.
l
Fine it
HE BEST ICE CREAM.
(‘1ill :1 d see
I 1}“; (.i REGO if:
/
and I‘\'|‘rylllll|" lil‘lll .‘lllll t‘ll'illl.
\z"
UNDERTAKER
(for. Main and Marshall Streets.
17 l-Tl 17 \llFTll .\"r
in;
llitsiiil‘xi 1'
51.151 r.\« 11 NP.“
'l‘lle Poi-asset Iron Works,
7 and 9 Curr Shins-r. New Yolix.
i PSI FLOWER PUT
For »Salo by
John H. Slllllll. Flfllisi.
rt‘il’ l‘li .‘xtllid .-\l.l.. (‘1‘.
hi] if
l‘.\I.I. .'\.\’Il I:x\“l.‘\'E THEM.
lilRNl'l'llllE.
l‘lie Largest and llest
lissoi'tiiielit :11 the low-
est prices.
‘
DAV STOW,
(flair-ti A: Lane‘s “lock. Mull: $1..
(up stain.) so. .‘0I‘\\'flll(. (.‘i.
H A R W A R E .
The uEsr assoli'riilmr in rows u:
General Hardware,
Mechanics Tools.
yltlte Lead. Paints.
"3 011s and “'Indow Glass.
.-\ t1:llA~-:"r.n~_l.tof
Locks and “not".
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Of the best Quality. (‘Ia up for Car}:
H1131 1111111811119}: @1111.
\(\
JAPANESE PAPER WERE. \
Agent for the
Fire and Burglar Proof Sate.
Agricultural Implements.
N0. 3 MUSIC HALL BLOCK. Se. Norwnlk Ct.
Dover Verdidal Boiler and Hall's Patent
Hhip (‘liandlery. hope. &0.
W. O . Q UINTARD
MULLINGS. BROS
[Successors to 8. l‘. TUTTLE.)
carriages & Wagons
TO ORDER.
REPAIRING in all its BRANCHES
New and Second Hand “'aggons an
Buggies on hand. for sale or
exchange.
1‘. Mt‘LLlNGI. 31:1
,— ,7, . -«_wfi_._ r..'.._r._
PA ENTs
obtained {or new inventions. or for inipmvenielits in
old lines. t‘avt-als‘ and all patent llll>lll0m~ promptly
llll"ll(lt'<l tn.
l.‘.'\'l£N'l‘lll.\'.Q 'I‘ll.\'l‘ HAVE BEEN" llEdEt‘TEI)
may still. in most r: e-. be plitiented by its. living
Illilillhlll'ltlllll‘l._t‘. l‘ateiil lllllt'l'. and engaged in
PATENT Bl‘SINES.‘ EXPLITEIYELI. he ran so»
c.1wpittenv- lll li-sn tune than lhli-e \‘lltl uni n‘niote
from \\'asliillglon itiill \ilili tnii-t depend limit the
the mails ill all transactions with the Patent (1 ire.
When luteliliins send iiimlel or sketch iie make
search iii the Patent Other and advi-r ai- tiflfT1iriti~iitliv
lillily Free of Charge. t‘ornwpondenee (‘Illllllll'lllb‘lL
iriei-i- low. and NO (“Kilt-b I'NIA'IRS PATENT
S OBTAINED.
\\'e refer to "on. M. Key.
Rev. F l) l'o\\1~r.tiiutlii-:ii- in the Patent tif-
tire. and e—periiilly to our 1 lieiitii iii eiery State of the
-1'iiiiiu and 111 l‘iinaila. For hpt't'lal n'll'nlltt‘r. terms.
itllilce. \\ 0.. address
0. A. SNOW 65 GO"
(1ppi-ilel‘ntl'nl (llllt‘t , \Vltslilligh 11. D C.
FEE—You 15811417667!
'FAIRFI
FIRE INSURANCE Cflllli’llil
.1)?“
Son all Sorry alts. t‘ t
CHARTERED l869.
CASH CAPITAL 3200.000
OFI“ICE]§HI
\\'I.‘IF'IYEI.D S. "ANY‘UI‘J‘. l‘N-eideu
'I‘.\I.l.\l.\lilill l\.\I\'IIil. \“ ‘t' I‘l‘rr‘. li‘tz‘
I:H\ it‘i ll 'I‘l'lt'VlCIi. 51w 1 lnt‘j‘ and 'I‘.‘ A“:
A l. l‘lllfill‘t‘. .-\Hi_~1..‘~‘1-1‘rel:iry.
A. 'I‘ >3ll'l‘ll. lit-iii-lnl Aft-til
ii. illiilllll £1111 Til—Iii .
Alex. Louder. J r.
M \\ l'l-‘.\("I'l‘ltl-le OF
FINE CIGARS,
Also Ilealer n the Best Quality of
01111111181 smutlitblalcis
AND
SIIIUIIBI’B ltl‘llflllil lifllllllillll
Good: at Wholesale and
Retail.
Corner \\':isliini:ton and Main Sts.
SOUTH Nt)ll\\'.\I.K. CT.
j .l. LN”. NI
Postmaster General I)
\‘
n-v
08111111 Pills Bitters
AN E to
Are Standard Remedies; ‘
The S n: for t‘uu vhn. (‘oldl and Soy“ ‘.iron .iq
also tlillbeg Summit; Syrup ever made The Pi":
tot t‘tistiieliesn and lillinui 'I'nnlblel Inu‘el‘ tall.
while an a pure Tome and New-tut Malletneuiotliiu
can meet Dandelion Bitters. Aluminum-gain
.IIII Sim-plenum” l‘fll’rw‘lt’d by FIRST tin-u.
Dandetlon Pltl 00.. Stanford. 0t.
.1. M POTTlillli
l.\'
I) I: .\ I. I: ll
0 WI!
. to...
VC‘e
Cabinet. Organs,
Violins,
Banjos, Drums,
Fifes,
grins and Melodeons Tuned and Repaired.
Instruments sold on Monthly Ins ailments.
New.
REMOVED T0
11111111111 MAK'
And Repatgling
AT
If not. and. talk. David
0 Readout,
39w 10:15
,Quintard’s Block,
Opposite Horse Railway Depot.
FIBB Reading Room
at tho‘ ubllc genenly.
Streetxiver Hood‘s Jewelrv store.
Block. ueuly apposite
walk. Ct. It in open from
room in well It bled. warm up
supplied with our dailies.
monthly paper. and jam-rule.
instructive and interesting books.
COFFEE 3001!.
Club grid
0 it. 111.. to 9 “p.111.
(1 comforuble.
And Sheet Music ,
Planes and Organs to Rent. Pianos. Or-
Old Instruments taken in Exchange for.
'l'btlrts it aimfortublu room fitted up for the benefit
Gllallfld on cut tide of Isl‘r
a i
“all?“ Depot. south Nor-
'I‘l'u
It I!
two milieu. and never-1
battle I number at
New York, New Haven &
Ila-“bra Railroad.
taut NE‘V \‘t‘illK. GOING EAST.
23:7; :1. in. :‘Mll‘ifll‘n Ex. 1.18 n. 15.. INNER;
.. “ ‘xpress. use “ ‘ . 0
but " Express 7.5! “ ? Willi.
5.511 e Amen. 9.111 N. 1!. Way.
ital “ Aimm. lull “ 1m 3!-
rai .. swam. 11141-1 " N. a. W .
7.45 “ Local Ext; 1:“ p. In... - ,
t-‘vttl “ Areoiii. 1.65 “ fip‘uflefl WI, 1
11.04 “ Local 8!. 2.1% “ Ex.
11ml v Lucia Ex. tin “ N. [1. "or.
1.23 p iii.. Armin. (1.0? “ N. I]. Wok
1:123 .. Exams. 6.1m 1‘ :Id' 11 3;”
.. “ ‘xprrtun. 83!." “ ‘gport
5.11:1 " Aeeom. l0 M “ Bolton II. n,
(‘13.‘1 ” Express. 11:3!) “ Boston Ex.
6..“ " Armin. '
9.18 “ [112x iri-sn.
£1.31 “ M11 ‘ Train.
UN St‘min s. 0H St'tu'mfl.
12.47 11,111.. \\‘11-h‘;:1un Ex. 1.111 s. m.. nil-ton Ex.
4.31 “ Express. lull “ N. 11. Iilk.
MN ~‘ in irons. 111.311 p. 111.. m Ex.
9421.111“ Mil ' Train. 11.35 “‘ Boston Bx.
Danburv“ and “Norwalk R. R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday. May 8, ’60
TRAINS LEAVE ts‘ut'Ttl NORWAlJi.
9:311 11. iii.. on arrival of trains leaving New York BN5
lllltl New Haven R1!" I. m..counvctln It.
Bella-l with ShepatmR. It. train for reh-
tteld. “Hiking ill liaiililtry 10:“) n. m.
' th express tntn lmvlng New
(‘t‘lllll‘t‘llHL' \\‘l
York 1:11) p, "L. itiid with traini- from
.s‘prnigfli-ld. New Haven and all point:
cit-t. arrivinu in llatilinry at 8:33.
e1 iniieenn: with cxpm train leaving New
York at 3.l\11p_ iii.. and expuinl train from
lluslliii. nrrium: 1n lhinhury at 5.15.
(«1 mueei mg a llll llie 4 .«i express min tum
Neil ‘ork. arriving in Ilanlittry at 7:18 p.
:11. his train connects on Saturday-
tlt Ill-lln'l Wllh train for Litt‘hflt‘ld.
11:10 p. 111.. freight. “11h imam-tiger car. arriving in
> lialihilry 1:11! a. in. ,
st NIMY 31:11. :11 s ii iii.. uinppilig at all stations.
111:111 ii. iii.. Sunday milk. with passenger cu. arriving
l1\ lianhury at 123111 tiildiiight.
t?" The H.111 train from South Not-walk will not
run slum-1111p. The 111.411 1. iii.. Suiidiiytraliiwillruii
its ii-iial on arrlviii of ti l p. m.. express from New
\ til it
TRAINS WUVE FROM DANBL'RY. , _
7 ~12 and 10.31 trill; 1.18. 5.40. Ind 9.1!)“ In. 81m-
dliy ll 10 p. m
L. W. SAXDIFORTH. Supt.
NEW YllllK
AND
22:111. 111..
{’31) p. 111..
021011.111”
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Running Time
R E D U 0 ED t
11111 TlMllIiii 11 New
Ylll‘ltl
The Popular Steamer
ADELPHI
ls making her regular daily trips
morning: (Sunday‘s ex-
Ll‘fl\lll‘_‘ South Not-walk every
sud New
rl-pmii, at 7:311. on arrival of of the Danbury
llltveti traut-.
Leaving from Fulton Market Slip
Pier ”‘7 East River. at 2.45
.. .,
. and foot 33d street. East River It 8:00
p 111 . connecting hl’REL’f with the tflln {or Dan-
mri li‘:|\lll',' 111 li-t: 1. iii.. and Kew flay-e1: Railroad
mm.- on ”11' out l’a-senger- 1-in procure single and
excursion tit-.lu-ts for all stationii on the Duibury rill-
roud til the l'apliiili‘s Ufllr‘v on the boot.
l‘ii-seng-rs' and barrage conveyed to and from the
de ml at South Noriialk Free of t‘hnrce.
tetrrslinieiiis served at all helm on board. 480
11111 We All 12111!
“V111 our l‘t);ittl:t:' Steamer and our Rammed
attiluliiill.
Whirli i.- ltlled up in the Most Elegant Style this
Season
p til,
‘ Passengers traveling once by boat will always travel
that way when they learn that they can get In excel-
lent tin-aktnnl or dinner It the remark“) e low prices.
Having the heel tnei'lllien. past-eugen- out get their
meal-1 at anv lime of the duv and at very IIltort notice.
All kinds ul Rea-1 and the best in the market. includ-
i I‘litlillw-. "read and flutter and) later clout nup-
kiii. only z'li (‘1 All kindl- «if Chops. ditto. Vege-
lttlill‘h of all loads in their season. 10 write. “your
and l‘lam News 21' cents. Fry's. 150 cents. Shell fish of
all liilid.‘ ti l-pt‘l “Lil
.1,
Holland‘s t 'eiehraied It ‘E ('llEAM Tables M‘l‘d
fol ladies .‘Hltlvt‘lllltil'l‘l-l Fresh binned-mule cakes Mid
New Haven [in r til llil‘ It “FRESH?“ EXT COUNTER.
TO At‘t‘OMMODATE EVERYBODY.
pay-sen» '-l‘ti can get their breakfast from 7 :t. m mom
a lit ; 1 .iilter truni llllltdim}|.1n.. and save mot-Minn
1111 he 11 iii the em for burial-si- or pleasure. All kinds
1 ' . 2* ' 1 ii and M'rv‘eil 1:] 1111‘. t‘uze of the they,
( \l
i. . t I
‘t.. 1:.» pop .1:: .\lt'r-. Porters and (‘;g:m at motleinta
l Y‘Il‘l it. 1 :i-s‘i e l Lager on draught oliLyJicems per
i it till waters and mini» :iin-ulitm :issiiml.
“it till: to receive your kind patronage. I m in I'l-
spect ally. ..
A. R. AOKERT,
STEWARD. ‘
Silililliiilfifiililti
' BANK ! ,
Wattage)» it. 80. Kuwait. (3.. W hum
Open Dally from 9m 1! a 111.. and from 1 I) I p.
iii.. and on tsuurdny cvenlnel from 8 to I.
fii‘tutemst allowed on Dupes"...
Dt‘liLEY P. ELY. Pros. It. SOLI'ANS. Vice-Prat.
lull)! ll. Klimt-”£800. Ind Tron. “68!
B .A. '1- H is.
PAK‘ULSK; 3308.
Have. added to their elegant hllr drélng m. in
the New lieu-l Block. South Narwnlk.
roux- Fine 391th Room.
Wm! Ito-r ANDCOLD \VATEB.
Which have been fitted up with {be no” modern
improvements.
You out; she time by calling ll the saloon for
”Tat? Cutting and Shaving, ,
A! tit/'0 tint-clan artist: In Tsfirfitantly employed h
serve Cur-lumen. .
A ("lllltnl’tllitfi‘l‘.
New York. is in the room
. . bani s. in 'I'OWIII
liii-xllty. 0" “ l‘flitjwlfl
th-alk. July 8d.
with several year- 0 ‘ence in
11. and will remove your
tisitu. tr... it Im- hour
snortinns.
w
Soul
1170015 & GANUNG.
House, 51311
& Ornamental
’ 1 7 , 5::
H I L L 2 .1 .7. , no :1 9190 . or its sum aunt. and:
. I s, ' 1:3;I; altxittdahzltfa (1:11:19; 11‘)" :0 9M5 . 11).. to ' .
”"15 HOME MADE nuclei: meatlomd must y ' _ i g
the tollowlngprloor: > , 7
1 Cup of Coffee. with crackers} 5 «Ru. ‘ .2
IAIN 8’12. SOUTH SORWALK; {Cup of Ta. with Cracks». 7.55 u -- . .
K I its.“ Bread and Butter. 5 “ Paper Hanger, G‘IIIQI‘! 9rd,”! ‘
- . finial-lob. I cents. Plane of Pie. 5 ': Etl‘. , . ,
M‘ . 1e lNloo Goalie Batman? Defiant-i g a gun“ >- 3?) :' ‘ ‘
.‘aly‘fiiu good'f cell-r; tho-1mm Po gamma”. adj m‘ _. 10 1;. 7
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