l v. 11. NO. 4
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 27. 1880.
’ WlNfi'SiLUNDER.
inexperienced travelers are so often
"taken in and done for." and the reamd
of their misfortunes made public that
Vivian “firm. a young man of twenty
two. thought himself fully competent to
elude the wiles of any sharper who might
heart him on the journey he was about to
undertake from his home to Chicago. To
belure. \‘ivian had not traveled much.
but then he had the warning advice of his
more experienced uncle. and for the rest
he dqcnded on his own ahrewdneu. He
was going to the great metropolis of the
Went to take a stool at the desk of his
brotherdndaw‘s bankinghouse. and so.
elated with his bright prospects for the
future. he gully bid adieu to the few
friends who were at the station to see him
. and entered a crowded car. All the
ts were full except one. Which was oc-
icsl by a solitary young lady.
‘tvisn walked slowlv down the jolting
. and pausing before the unoccupied
bashfully inquired if he might sit
With ready acquiesence. the ac-
niinodnting maiden gathered up her
i; kirts and made room for him. Disen~
umbering himself of his overcoat. our
~ ern proceeded to sit down. pulled out a
_ newspaper. and engaged himself in the
contents thcnsif. \vhilc his fair nintlunpiic
ale "wage continued the perusal of a book
in which she seemed
in paper covers.
tin-ply engaged.
Vivian‘s eyes fell upon :in article relu-
ting how a poor fellow had become enun-
ore-l of a beautiful tunidcn with whom he
became acquainted on u railroad train.
ltfltl how. on landing tit his destination.
found himself minus his pocket book Mid
its contents—some six hundred dollars.
He laughed to himself over the simplicity
of the dupe. and folding up his paper
turned his attention to the person at his
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side.
Heavens 3 what it beauty ! A thrill of
uncontrollable interest ran through hint
us be beheld those large. dark. dreamy
eves. those waving tressrs and that fair.
clear countenance. She invented greatly
interested in the volume before her. and
gave him a good opportunity of studying
her features. At length. becoming aware
of his steady gnze. the fair unknown sud-
cenly closed her novel. and turned those
large eyes on him. \‘ivinn blushing at his
detection in staring at a lady. cxcusul
his rudeness by inquiring if she did not
reside .‘\f such a piano.
No. her name is not Smith. nor did slto
ll\’t‘ at B~—.
“Ah 2 Indeed 3 Really you must pardon
me. for the rt‘iélllllll‘lflt‘t‘ is very striking.“
llts conduct was excusable.
"Then you “(‘1‘ not acquainted any at
Ilwn ?"
No. but her brother had friends there.
"Your brother is not with you
“l am on my way to meet hliu. Do
you come (rain ll—w?“
“i do. madam. and tun going to meet
my brother”
"Y ‘s Qul’tv .t CUlflt‘itlt‘l’lt‘x‘."
“blenuirkable! My brother i
It l‘hicngn."
That looked suspicious. Vivian begun
to think that this Wits a little loo much of
a coincidence to be natural—iii fact a vis-
ion of the but pocket book. With its six
hundred dollars. begun to loom up with
painful distinctness and to cause an itch-
ing to put his own hand in his pocketmno
feel that his own wallet \vtu safe; but a
moment‘s reflection satisfied him of the
foolishnem of any such fear. Another
glance at the beautiful face so near his
own made him ashamed for having ever
harbored such an iden as that this lovely
being could be capable of theft!
She a pickpocket! Sever! So irritated
did he become pt the thought of the hase~
nests toward the fair creature. that he was
on the point of showing her the article
that had raised his suspicion, and then
confusing his crime and begging forgiuk
new. when tne young lady once more re-
sumed her reading. and became alike in-
different to him and his fate.
Perhaps she had an inkling of his
thoughts! Ha blushed at the idea. What
a fool be had been. after beginning an
acquaintance that was likely to prove so
coulmr dc rate during the tedious ride. to
forfeit her regard by such wickedness.
Perhaps she imagined that he was a
rogue. and had trumped up the coincb
dance in order to get into his good graces.
Jupiter! should that be the case—
“Thirty minutes for upper! shouted by
the bnkcman. together with the name
03 mutation. put an end to his cogita~
clone and her reading.
" “'lll you go to the table 2“ inquired
Vivian. firing.
“No. thank you. but if you will be so
kind. you may bring me some retreat»
meat." and Il'lQ confldlngly put her purse
in his hand.
Then she didn‘t think him a rogue—no.
she mutt have felt his own suspicions.
s at bunker
o
If”
iar with the old maxim. for the smiled
knowingly at the intended compliment. ,
add merely replying “ I hate flatterere.“
was proceeding to reapen her novel—it
being yet light enough to readwwhen he
made a hold dash and inquired the name
of the. book.
It was Dickcn‘ “ Little Dorritt.“ and he
mention of that admired author led to an
interested discussion of writers and their
works. followed by a discumion on sub-
jects. and " a general drawing out“ of
each other‘s opinions and characters. Thus
it happened that when old Sol had gone
to rest. and night had fairly come. they
were so much interested in the comma-
ticn. and the cars made so much more
noise than before. it became necessary is
put their heads quite close together.- and
Vivian even presumed so far. (or forgot
himself) as to place his arm over the seat.
with a hand resting lightly on his com~
panion's shoulder.
\\'hew! How they did go!
“ Singing through the forest.
Battling over bridges.
’ Shooting under nh‘llcfl
“‘hiuing on the ridges.
Buzzing o‘er the vale.
Elm me! this is pleasant.
Riding on a rail.“
Vivinuvnli. Vivian! Thiit Would have
been the plcavantcflt ride of all thy life.
had it but been fur—those linriblc suspi~
t‘luns for lht‘ second flltit‘ l \‘t‘fi. they
would be heard in spite of him. he could
not ward them otY.
“ Luik at it calmly.
was feigning sleep at his
close proximity. too! llad she not en~
ticcd him to sit by her When tho car was
half empty ? Had she not encouraged
him to become familiar? Had she not
shown in a dozen ways that she was pate
tial to his prosence'.‘ Certainly she had—-
and he would keep his eyes open—he
wasn‘t to be caught napping. not he!"
Thus it was that his first pleasurable emo~
lions in his imaginary role of " guardian
angel " were turned to watchful carc~not
of the sleeping maiden—«but of his pocket
book.
men-n o‘clock was striking on the city
bell its the cus rushed into the depot tit
t‘hicago. The stopping of the train be-
catue. as usual. the signal for a general
bustle of departure. and our unknown
heroine, waking up in n hurry. begun. in
a rather unheroic manner to fasten on her
bonnet and to the usual number of miscel-
laneous bundleo that women will carry
when traveling. \‘lvian had got into his
vercuat and—oniuat it he confessed .‘vowns
examining his pockets! First. the left
hand trousers: all right. Then its com-
patriot on the other side; all right—where
was that check? Sure he had put it into
that prket—wtwasn‘t there ttuW——pcrliaps
in his vest-«nik—must be in his t‘mt—v-llul
there either? Strange! He tries all his
pockets over again. and by this time. our
'oung lttdy botiig ready to depart. notices
the scurch. mid innocently inquires what
he hns but. '
“ You haven‘t noticed a baggage check
lying anuind lt‘aflat‘. have you ’3"
.. No. sir. Is tlnit what you lll't‘ looking
for
“ Yes. it is. medium and what is more.
believe you have got it!"
" Sir f “
" Oh. you needn‘t put on yourtliguityw
I know you now. and if you don‘t give up
that check quietly. I shall be so very rude
as to hand you over to the “dice!“
The look of astonishment and horror
with which she listened to these terrible
words. he considerwl as part of the game.
Not a doubt remained in his mind but that
she had taken his check. and intended to
get gxusmsion of his trunk and contents.
“ Let me pass. sir!“
“ So you won‘t give it up peaceably ‘3
Very well.“ and Vivian followed her out
of the car. through the crowd into the he
dies room. A policeman was instantly
summoned. the accusation made. and a
search demanded. followed by a copious
flow of tears from our unprotected friend.
" Young woman.“ said No. X. blnndly.
“ please produce the contents of your
pocket.“ .
The order was mechanically obebcd.nnd
brought to light an embroidered catnbric
handkerchief. a watch key. a letter. and
the pretty little purse. from which latter
there dropped to the floor a bmss check I
No. X. and Vivian both made a dive for it
and their heads came together in rapid
collision. bringing out an oath of pretty
large dimensions from the burly police-
man, and forcing a growl from Vivian.
The latter. however. secured the check.
and. holding it up to the light. exclaimed:
" 2205! That‘s mine! March her 08!“
“ Now. young woman. what have you
got to say!“ ,.
Hallo. here! What's all this 1’“ said
somebody. coming up to the trio. “Why.
Kate. my dear sister, in this you? I must
have missed you in the crowd." (Imagine
here tin affectionate embrace.)
now. Here she
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about
matted no remarks. His face clouded as a
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way no heathen would ever have been
guilty of.“
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years.“ addod the deacon.
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The Pantor‘u mum “and Ian.
_——-
conference room.
h. One of the deacon: cat at his right.
paris
moat every body.
He was a stranger to al
The meeting pumeedcd.
acted as prompter to the new pastor. and
silent whivpers. lt served
the minister to his new members. The
dialogue run something after this fashion l
“ \Vho is that l “ said the preacher. A
man was speaking wlfi quivering lips,
sobbing tones and streaming eyes. (he al-
wayv spoke so).
“ That.“ said the deacon. “ ls Gag Phil-
der—whosc nelghbor‘a horse jumped into
his cornfield and he gagged the animal.
The poor critter almost starved to death
before he was found. It made a muss in
the parish. and be but gone by the name
of ‘ ting l‘liilder ‘ ever since.
» A sister arose and related her experience
in shuffling tones.
“ Smokes opium like a turk." whispered
the deacon.
Another rose and berated the fushiona
and follies of modern church goers.
” Vinegar.“ sibilnted the deacon: “ she
talked her husband to death. and none of
her children can live with her."
A nuui in the corner lot fly it fiery phil-
ippic.
" More ardent apirit than holy spirit.“
murmured the deacon.
A leading merchant discounted long on
side and in such honesty in trade.
“ Preys With his customers and then
skins ‘etn.“ said the deacon.
Several spoke modestly. here and there.
whom the preachcr‘s protuptcr
nionplnces about “charity.“
“ Needs it hemlf.“ acowled the deacon:
“ sent her poor old mother to the insane
asylum. and took her money to build a l
house with.“
A magniloquent brother followed with
WHEN“ cxlmrtsuona on the duty of the
church to the distant heathen.
“ And yet." tutid tho doncon. " he turned
iis own sister out of his own house in u
'- .\ll packed up and ready for heaven
ickets bought and paid for.“ said another
lisciplo.
“ Find thing he hits paid for in twenty
“ Would not a
lispensittion of silence be a blessed thing
or these fritil disciples 't‘ “
.. t) wouldn‘t it.“ gronned the minister.
I‘ll go for it with all my heart.“ said
he minister.
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The New Fashions.
Minnie cloth in ditrk colors will be worn
this winter.
Poke bonnets are ugly in all materials
except at raw.
Black and white not. spotted with largo
dots of chenille. is used for neckties.
Ilitle green and phi ustint brown will be
among the fushtonnblc winter colotu.
()ld-l‘nsliionml paste buckles are worn on
he belt by those who are lucky enough
to o wn tlietn.
(told bends and chenille tire mingled in
the flat trimmings which are place on the
crowns of some bonnets.
The laws with stripes and borders will
be as fashionable next season as this. and
sensible women buy them eagerly.
The lrtnguwloc bloc in imitated so suc-
cessfully that the real lnce cannot be dia~
tingitishml from the cheap imitations.
\V‘licn an evening dreasis trimmed with
flowe
boquet of the same blossoms in her hand. “'0". mthorl asked ‘my ppydf‘ianl “‘3‘“ it. He told & Orna en 1
I‘ in v w dresses enibrvidei-ed in Chinese ' ' er to ry it as 0 tea . reports _ In ta
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nier gowns that can be worn through the bl" "' ‘l ‘u b” a couple 0! w s or. no So I vm all other remedies (an .
can feather an our just right. Tell motto ' ' o“ ‘ .. Shop foot of Franklin St. near entrance
autumn- . treatment) I commenced under our
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and Vionlna cloth eouiqined) in cashmere I slid for third base on my best ones. and (“‘3 30121:. ‘11)st bpganuto satin atr§ngth
. ‘ . ' .‘ . they look like a campaign banner after a a“. a“ “' a e“ m 9“ ' a“ my I
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the seaside on cool days.
but are wild to be very pretty.
tumn. Their only
cords knotted about the crown.
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To Husbands.
The new preacher took his place in the
It was the first confer-
ence meeting held after his arrival in the
The deacon
the two carried on broken conversation In
to lntroducc
rs the wearer should carry a large over the room again. docs
Small mantles covered with chenille. strong tobacco they sell 0‘“ hore. Meet-
nnd untrimtned sacks with bright buttonl lonntely your son James Fresh.
are liked for outside wraps to be worn at
Muslin chemiaettoa set into the opening
of a linen collar that is folded way from
the throat are something of an innovation
The hats with netted silk over the brim:
will probably be generally worn this an-
trimmlng is the thick
RUMOROUS.
The boy. hkc the girls out. and the
girls take theta in. Such is life.
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The trees are begluning to blush in an.
ticipation of thelr advancing nudencol.
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Wm
An Ohio newspaper speak! of a man be
ing bruised by the ' temphatic gesture of a
mule."
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The wife who gives her dyspeptic hus-
band buckwbeat cakes basa griddle to
answer for.
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The man who whistlod to keep &
courage up got another man‘s temper up
and watt very much discouraged finally.
W
What Edison‘s electric light wan. in to
have Kecly‘s motor hitched to it. Would
not that combination restore public con-
fidence.
row-VH4... .—.——.
No. Janice. when we say that a farmer
has a good crop of rod-top. we do not
mean that he is nflllctd with red~headed
daughters.
w. - < o o o» —‘~—-—~
Apples can be cooked in seventeen dif.
fercnt ways and coat twenty cents a bull»
el at that. This is the country that lays
the English language. and out of this
number “8.000.000 punctuate their re-
ninrkn “then they stub their to“. .
MW '“
A junior was heard to remark on a re-
cont Sunday. after Profeocor had
preached an eloquent sermon: “That‘tta
splendid sermon.
titres and 23 double.
-w» waw—u-“
th
called a campaign lie:
it is culled a fnlfiehood; but if it in a cow to
ipaide down.
upside down than have the colic. try it
M
It is said that you can make a brilliant
nczirlet dye of the watilent potato bugs.
This is It new discovery. although it has
long been suspected that the bugs would
mulm a good potatofidie.
A - <bw~
A fugitive from justice got himself up
unit book agent. Mid easily worked his
way out of the country Without anybody
trying to quutiuu him. or. in fact. go
near him.
In
MOO-rm
“Sit down.” said a handsomely (1er or
and vivacious young lady to a compan~
ion ata fuhltiual watering plaice: “sit M
of
u Imps move the session to abolish spenk- down' “- the only thin] you 0‘" do here h
ing meetings.“ said the deacon. ' ‘ e
l
li
without being obliged to pay for it.
A boy of twelve years. dining at his
uncle‘s. made such a gcod dinner that his
aunt obserfiid. "Johnny you eat well.“
"Yes“ replied the urchin. “I‘ve been prao<
ticing eating all my life.”
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In those time: we are often reminded of
Shakespeare’s fisherman. one of whom or
claimed. "Master. I do wonder how the
fishes live in the son 2‘“ And the other re-
plied: “Wliy as men do on lamb—the
big ones cut up the little once.“
~40,“
t
point of death. opened his eyes. and neo-
ing a consultation of four physicians. who
were standing near him. faintly exclaimed
“Gentlemen. if you fire by platoons its all
over with me.“ and instantly expired.
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collected the dirt and lint and little scraps
of paper into the dustpan.
window. opens it and throws the dirt
from the pan just as a lively little gust of
wind comes al
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Two boys had a few hot words and a
sudden fight on High street. and one ran
away leaving the other with a bloody
now and a mouthful of bawl. “Seems to
you are big enough to lick that boy."
" Course Iain.“ was the tearful reply.
“Then why don‘t you run after him and
do it t“ ‘Cause—‘cauac gasped the lad. I
don‘t want to get very mad at him
his folk‘s fall pearl are all gone!
day to accept a call
Hothodltt Church of Baltimore.
This sudden and entirely unexpected
change was a surprise to the many friends
his departure from
deeply regretted by
leasure of his acquaintance,
latencd tohls sermons.
lfr. McAlllatcr gives as reasons for the
change. a dislike for th
the corporation,
no biaho or preeidln
only to t
too. the
dependent in tli
the Methodist Episcopal Church. the ten-
ets being more I
gatinnal Church. Anoth
enters into the change.
afford to pa
The chu
comes the pin
men of the Southern
with the Southern
Gad l 108 single gu- githizcra with the Conf
no of the trustees was,
lion. ma or of the
If an untruth isonlyaday old it in lit-can
if it in a your old church. which
I! you had rather stand made.
to a gentlemen who is so you
the marked talent and abil~
ed since be abandoned
writer for the
divalent evi-
ill meet with success in
New
ministry. but
ity he has display
the deck of a newspaper
once that he w
his new field.
Haven on Friday.
ink
artford. Marcus
Judd of Thomasto
mcrly pastor of the St.
Church. New Haven.
nfilicted for mun '
tion nnd at aevera tl
A certain English general. being at the 1‘9 dying. ““1 walk
oppressed for breath.
eating sense
hysiclans an
dies and God Liv
nothing seemed to be
year ago last March. a
care of two eminent p
perfectly prostrated. unable to sit up.
lgh. My wife.
8099 t0 the searching for
might save my
Arabian Milk Cure and Tonic.
““3 ““d sends it back all to be fixed in her mind that they might
she get mad? do me good. She prayed
0 .‘er six men
me.“ said the pedestrian who halted. "that :iifligilgel‘iblh‘rhgod) and mine.
I remain or thankful tlent.
yonutson o. lainum
Hellman.
tom of the Methodist E
e members 0
policy
ke those of the
Baltimore.
cm having been pro
ped being conlln
so of his noun
re. and with a
It is a very
lplt of the minister. are an
hint of a term is
the church. W
on. however. i
the residiu e
the mrge tat
utlemon men
rei
W
llown‘s Alumni Minotaur-s.
tion and cough.
everything the
null
undo in weight.
ortable. but my age
reliably prevent my
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almost despairing; kept
t mtg t
life or give me relief and
noticed the advertisement of your
It seemed
and—kind.
method of punishing him !
With a mixture of misery and
and
forgiving soul—took this
rte-I. he thrust the tiny purse into a pock-
rushcd into the crowd of hungry
“Oh. my dear. dear brother. how (on
tunate you have found me. (Still) I have
happi been shamefully insulted by that young—-
What .' Vivian Winn is that you? Give
me your hand. brother mine. \Vhat‘s
Always comp‘ain of being tired. and
remember that nobody else gets tired.
Your wife should have everything in
rcadincm for you. but you should not do
He wu saying. as be struck a lucifer
on the tide of a henna“! like these bousu spirits. Hence.
with sanded paint; nice when you want to
strike a match you know.“ "In that so 1‘"
she asked demurely: “I wish I lived in a
form of a Syrup;
m of all ages.
a medicine to purl
the liver. kidneys and be
mm Mother“:- to Independent
Rev. W. H. MoAlllater of the George
ctrect l. E. Church. New Haven. covered
his connection with that church last Sum
to the Independent
New Haven will be
all who have the
or who have
0 itlneranc
piccopal C urcb.
which allows a residence in any one place
for no longer time than
system really depriving a
in; a homo anywhere.
which influenced him in acct
call in the fact that he will in
be more independent than he could be
when conncc
three years. this
minister of mak-
Anothcr thing
in
more
ted with the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. as he is to be president of
and under the control of
older. anew erable
his church. Then.
of the church is more in-
cological matters than is
Congre-
er element. which
is the matter of
over every tit-if: country on the earth. salary. the Enema” Chan“: paying'a at].
‘ “‘ ' ‘ a inexccssotatwic anyo tc'
Th‘m‘m‘ 90.000.000 Pml‘l" who “9““ Methodist churches in New Haven could
fit. pastor.
rc at which Mr. McAlliIter be~
tor is one of the wealthiest
lta members being gontle~
aristocracy. nianv of
mincntly idcntilled
Confederacy in the
days of the Rebellion. or renounced aynh
crate movement.
during the Rebel-
city. and narrowly ee-
ed in Fort Lafayette.
ccd opinions.
avery handsome struc-
handsomo chapel. is In.
The church
decided compliment
ng in the
Mr. McAllister leavt‘l
and will be installed
something very un-
usual in the Methodist Cliurcli.'aiitl no ac.-
tion has yet been taken by the authorities
hatever action may be
t now becomes the ditty
ldcr to appoint a pastor
met Church. and among
tinned to fill the unex-
tcrm are the Rev. Megan. Lasby of
D. Buell of Brook ya.
u and 8. ll. Bray. for-
Joliu Street M. E.
'l‘cotlrnonlah Innumcrablc.
Prion Au. man or flu: Usrrtw Sun:
or run Ruwksnbn Guru‘s. (uncut.-
t.\' CONSUIl’I'tON) IADE av DR. S. D.
Another Comwcfi‘cttf Cure of (.‘mmunpfi‘ou.
HANP'I'ON. Cons. July 8th. 1879.
Dr. S. D. Harm—Dear Sir: I have been
years with t‘onsnma;
mes was supposed
greatly emaciated.
with a terrible suffo-
I tried many
d vitrious advertised reme-
er Oil by the gallon. but
lp me much.
lthough under the
ysicians) I became
over it and also
the and haveincremd thirty
I am more than com-
(over 03 years) will
p entire recovery.
still occasionally” use the Milk Cure and
done for me (and many in
Thoulands of Drunkard:
until Arc made annually b
After clues called tonic: an
the use of medl-
bittera. containia
thatl‘ll catch him and most breakhia “use Portion of mm and other kind”
.k n in (all of which should be labeled
“M ——--—-— finenessmwwuu FIRE Willa??? 90m“
without one drop of
maybe given to par-
of cl er sex.wa require
fy the blood. regulate
wels. or to give
30th $021111]: gratin“
GOLDEN BROTHERS, Proprietor!-
armor: IN “SENTINEL" BUILDING
Vulture! Scalar.
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one lm......li.00lllx months” 01.00
uncle col-lea, I 00.“.
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and other claims collected. Deeds. write and all
kinds of lune. tuition attended to by
w a. BOUTOR.
Men hula-(let‘s Block.
South Norwall Salinas
BANK!
MWM St. a. M 03.. W MW
Open 0“le 9" II n n.. Ind from I to b p.
I.. and on turd“ amines fro- ! to I.
whiten-t allowed on Deposits.
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sister rose and whined forth some coni~ tury old it i. called a legend. outed ("l Franklin Square.
flvw...“ bcln without tor sent a committee to °
A medical journal says that a man can $8,333,233 gbfil‘xfiféxfl. "till; ress m
cure hlmcelf:of who by simply Itandlng “1. call. which M ma mpwd‘ '“ A“.
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Business Suits!
pastor of the church on the following "
Week. these cere‘plioniea1 which are all:“ in- I" . U l
aovation in the a othot ist prtictice. ing ' ,
performed by the pastors of the various "nice at Residence. 10? If 08¢
churches of the city. Acetone.
The retirement of Mr. McAllister in the Office hunter—8 to 10 a. in. and 0 tbs p.111.
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Bank.
GEORGE B. KENDALL.
DUCTUR 0F DENTAL SURGERY
0mm. Washin it St.. Lauder“: Block.
Sout Norwnlk. Ct.
noun. 3 a. m.,to 122w. and 1:90 to 6 p. m.
Nmtous Oxmn Gas Anmxxsrmn.
WM. 3. RIDER.
HYDBlULIl} ENGIN
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‘nd .urveyor.
Personal sttcntlc‘nrflvcn to all kinds of Hydraulic
Work. Docks. Mill ghting.&c.
Otliocon Elizabeth St.. South Norwalk.
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hours to sweep a room. and then. having 8“'°“ “P to ‘1‘? "‘3' W018“ W33 only 100 Inc in not”.
nude although I am nearly six feet
R. RAYHOND.
Builder & Contractor.
F.H.Na.sh&Bros
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Gmcltl'llllllnal Glaswsm.
Chandeliers. Bracket: and taupe ' .ncrs and China-
neyc. Tinwarc. handmade. best watering; lion Hollow
Shell: for beautifyllw lawns by the hbl.. down or sin.
Only agents that (ha directly with the int
Wire. Sheet Zinc and Copper. Warden. Tel
ow and Rockingham Ware.
gle one.
At Short Notice.
Iron Clad Paint.
TMbettpoulblc utfortl .wwd. lu'l .
l‘ii‘illt-ict'l‘ccl. ckot’lwnc
Large Cask: for Gecapocls. cheap.
Drummers our stock before pmhaain‘ 1: else
where.
Removal.
HOLLAND
The Confection.
Invites the public to all and no hint at his «and in
Lauder“: Block.
otionery
was.
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boar at
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Insurance Agt
NOTARY rvnuc.
Boat Buato and Home Agent.
aruusutr ricxrrs. routes DRAWS.
Washington Street. nape-it. P- 0.
at 80ml! NORWALK. 0010!.
II. GREGORY/r
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Furnishing
UNDERTAKER
Cor. Malta and Marshall Streets.
«1 t! Minuet. l7 nuns“! Sr.
IANUPACTURSD BY
The Pocassct Iron Works,
1 and 0 Cu" Bum. Riv Yuan.
GIPSY FLllWER PUT
For Sale by
Jnllll- H. Smllll, Florist,
SOUTH NORWALK. C1".
(‘ALL AND EXAMINE THEM.
WOOB & GANUNG,
(louse, Sign
NORWALK, CONN.
Tosh: plea your ArablaryeLiyizr Pills {gain The belt Gothswaal “ad Most Megan;
w 0 receive t no . i a unit -
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Merchant Tailor.
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TRAINS ARRIVE FRO)! DANIITRY.
tie: and mat 1.3L: 1.38. 5.00. “damp. II. On
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and at the captain‘s once on the boat. ’ ’
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30th. Exccnsxos thxn
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