11
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN,
WEDNESDAY NOVEM
BER 17.1880.
WHOLE 310.523
Dare to say "No.”
a] ‘ no.“ when you‘re tempted to drink.
I moment. my brIw boy. Iud think-
f the wrist-ks upon lifc‘I man tout-d
m-ril; "ya." without counting tb- cont;
f 2hr mother who bore you in ruin:
1“ «mm mm nut mi; mi likt‘ the ruin;
Think of n».- hcnrt. Ind how cruel 1hr blow;
Think of hrr law. Ind It can Inswer "not“
Thank of thr hols-s thI: arc drowpcd in the bowl;
Think of thc daugcr to bully Ind soul;
Tl. l. ik of \‘xl it"‘I. our». l1- purr I.- the nnovv.
l; \k \l h-~ux flu“. and at onri- answer "no "
Th nk ..( I manhood I .th rum tIint-sl fift‘llh;
Th n‘a of an cml that n nurse than dvmh.
‘I‘fi 'ik of Ni" hams-s tint. n Hr shvlnwvzl \\ lth woe.
\l :5: tin- lwn ll"f\\'l'll hill the Inswvr bar-n ' no "
l‘iuk .f “b.— l'mv :r:\vv-~_ bu ft untwpt and un~
‘ "V‘s that \ri'h‘ far .1: your own:
fn-ms now hrw-rv-r laid low.
5w turn had tho) lt'lu’llt‘d to II] “no.“
tlcmntt that lurk: in the bowl.
ll‘. lvdv and will.
l‘ ul."~s 3:.i;“.i~~\ \~ u;\
temp: r. stir ‘ no
A SENllMENTAL GAMBLER.
Sonn- tlirw years ago I run a high-toned
panic in :i certain plncc. illl.’_\‘flll know
well enough wiicre it was. for. if I ain't
in the wrong you owe inc ful' fl stack
.if l‘illlis‘, It was a squarc game. you had
Lettcr liclil-vs- it. In all the table-drnWem
in the rooms tlu-rn wens SIX'SIllNlIt‘m
handy. and I mostly kept a knife in my
limit-leg. \“l‘ll. i: wrrv ll thriving game.
for l llczilt to half tln- bloods In the town.
and often had as m:iny us live layvouts at
:r lllllt‘. with roillettc u going bctwt't‘n
~‘;klls. ”no evciiingn young chap with
:i . l no" s st "'0 in his face strollcd in. and
In ll! tiled right otf that he was green.
limit .i.i .llI‘VIlU“ for grccn men. or
how I syllllldllllh‘r‘i With tilt-In ! He was
.‘i r ».llu rt l hmi lulu:- evcs with milk teeth
32‘. l j‘xl‘I is innonnt lisp sucking pig. I
in i “ml he “th niy meat—tenderer nor
l blown-tho llllnlllt‘ I sot eyes on him.
‘Just who of them lovely creatures M hnd
nevcr put font in u gambling saloon lic-
t'are l’ity him? .‘Iiii‘h If you everdiil
\\ nut in see it hcurt just slapping
wwr Wish sympathy. I wish you
. niei gwt :l suht at min“. Them
Hid"? \\;Ls .'\ sportingr man that
‘i:..iii’t :1 soft Ilt‘ilf'l’. moslier nor a
”mi pm: i. It's A constant weakncss
llLtl znasiiy sfkills thvir lills‘llli‘ss. \thn
l qe-t Ii‘lwll, you jllsl l‘I‘Lil on me and
\\ m.- mv up inllll‘ _\‘;ll‘t. for the papers
.5!" :it tins» lmlicvolent.soft~lioni‘lisl sports.
.mnv-tlmi; tlul Will make tho \x'unwn .‘ry.
dilil vnii wtll lw «go-kl for ;\ ton dollar hill.
l‘r:»~ papers can‘t publish too many of
tlwui. “1-H, about this hero young fol
l vw. Sumo ptiruls of mine had roped him
lliz‘ss you. we had spotted him it
niniith inn-fore. \\'e nmdv up :\ little game
And some i'rirnds pinyml :tuin nice—me n
h “in: '{l‘n’ lwx~;i!i«l thc way they not
him in Liks- :i band Jllsl for fun. he going
slmrcs. .i \‘lllptllll; in. Mid wn let him
llllllit' Fri“ or $130771 «iisretnemlwr how
much. \‘i'o kiiowt-d lie was well sot.
Ills Hill mummy lm-l van-d in six months
lthr-x :utl he “ is :i mod for $lll.000.
Now we Whn‘t :igoing to lct any other
party gr! Lint, f. Ir Illtl't w as 3 lot 0f fel-
l...“ s :i running an opposition to u“ in thc‘
town. \Yc llilil kind of stnrtoll sniull. . nil
tiiu hunk wasn‘t inure than $30th which we
first workml llt'f‘. and that them young:
follow Illl-l «*wst its much as $1343: tnllitlg
of him lll. lieforc we got him safe. Some
lllll'lli‘lllda’ frivn-ls of minc hivcd on him.
and \i.- stood thc racket. Ino sooner
l-iwkwl hint owr than I made up my
mind that our money was not wastcd.
ll» wasn't it :rowler. but just an easy go—
ld: kind of chap. that took things in they
t‘.»1llt‘. We didn’t press him. If it took
th" while 503“!“ to play it on him. we
didn‘t mind. Some nights he would drop
it thousand moi. then tho next night we
Would let him pick up an hundred ortwo.
Kind of kvpt him in heart. you know.
When be begun he wasn‘t much on liquor
but wc got him to take his tod pretty
husk. after a while. Good liquor? You
lnd better believe it. Old t‘row. copper
lll<Illled all tho time. \Vbat‘s the use of
lmcussin stuff? It's never done now.
much except by burglars. The nigger
was regularly ordered to give him a drink
when any of us winked. and we kept a
wmking. A man wants sustaining. you
know. and we was I blessed night too
tender hearted to let him feel his losses.
Many and many a time me and my pards
have put him to sleep in the back room,
with money in his pocket which we might
have took. and he never known anything
about it: but a sporting man as respectl
kiss?” is above that kind of game.
Well. bc kept right on like a 3 00d one.
and the mom be lost the worse wII his
jueignwnt. It was so my I thing that
there really was no fun in it. When
springtime came the bank was 030.000
ahead and the blunted fool didn‘t vac
$00 to his name. We bId been mighty
polite and “able to him so far. but when
A fellow has only a 8100 and I WIth and
I scarf pin and will keep I hanging
around I game. he ain‘t no use. 80 kept
on I coming though. Ind I just knew
that if we didn‘t freeze him out he would
turn out to be I regular saloon loafer. One
night he come in Ind hung 08 for Iwhilc.
3nd we thought he hadn‘t I red. but by
Ind by show: 0300. Iwu kind of curi~
oils to know where the money but come
Next. time be qula out of his shirt I diI-
mcnd pin Ind dickcrs thIt for I pile of
chips. We vac to keep our wits Ibout
us. you know. It W» I fIiriIb “one. Ind
even if we had last the chips. we wouldn‘t
have been much the worst for it. He
would keep on coppcring the queen: we
knnwed his game. Ind we worked the
lady on him. and that there pin m ours.
I wasn‘t going to let that there pin go the
rounds. so I stuck it in my scarf between
the deals. and. as I sot in there. (I‘ was
wcaring a. blue scarf that. night.) I sort. of
smiled on him. I bulging out of my elitist.
so that ha could see it. and that riled him.
Now you arc done for. thinks I. and to-
morrow I will give nnlcrs that you ain‘t
to be let in no more.
I see. though. a gold ring on his finger.
It wasn‘t much in the way of jewelry. I
thin. used~up. battered kind of n thing.
It was is karat. mebc Worth 85. I kind
of fancied that ring. If his business was
to be done it had to be done . it. had to be
doiuI clean. I knowod he was show. and
I shorn uinn hasn‘t no use for gold rings.
HP “‘38 a fooling with it. a pulling it of?
Ind :1 putting it on. Presently it. came
off his linger and rolled on the baizc. lie
was kind of shamed to offer it.
"Give you four dollar chips for it." says
I; “your girl will give you another. “It:
my poor mother‘s wedding ring." says he,
“and I dun) not."
“Bring you luck." says I; “put up the
old woman‘s fincry if it‘s gold.“
IIc kind of ht‘sitnted. but Jim—that‘s
the nigger—gave him a slaving drink and
he chucked over the ring. Maybe it was
the liquor that gave him hiccups. or it
might have been a sub. but he took the
chips Inyway. I had the ring and felt it.
It was so much worn out that Iknevv we
had given more chips for it than it was
worth. but as I have been telling you. I
always had a heart bigger nor an ox. I
held the box. and Illl‘t‘f.‘ cards did his busi~
um. Bo hadn‘t sense enough to divide
his pilv. No spooney fellows ought to
try to match thplxiselvcs with bloods. I
got that there ring. and as pretty ll piece
of dry goods as over stepped Wears that
llll‘h‘ rim: today providing ahc hasn't
pawnod it.
His Ill‘Vl‘I‘ said a word. but kind of tot-
teri-d oil—it was tho drink I suppose—
und went into the back room. and we
want on with tho mime. “'8 was hnving
n staying run of luck that night. and
things W.“ a. working awn-l. when we
llt'll'lll‘ pistol shut in the back room. I
didn‘t jump We ain't ncrvous. and a little
impping dint of much consequencc. It
wasn't the lirst time neithor that I had
heard a pistol gt) ("I in that lllt‘n‘ back
Your".
I felt kind of surv it was all up with
(in-city. but his watch was in the drawer.
his pin in my scarf. and his ring on my
tingcr. Therv was a lot of big betting on
the six inst curds. just then fours and
lives and nines. and the chances was agin
us. and the plnycm was just. wild. Ideal!
‘em. and we swoupcd in the whole kcboo-
die. I am cool if I am unything. Then
some of the ropcrs conic a rushing in from
tho back room. and one of ‘cm says.
" \vlh‘l‘l‘ tht‘———-llitl hl‘ get tbf‘ pistol
from
" ltuutmaging in the old tsblc drawer."
says my purd. t1~t\'liiking to 1110. “ and it
went off Without his knowing it. “ Ain't
hurt to spoilt of "
" I‘vcnts." saysl ”'don t let a little trille
of this here kind disturb this out iablc gath
ering. Jim liquor all around. Now shut
them doors. luck ‘cm. and fetch me the
keys. for not a soul of you gets out. before
morning. and by that time it will be all
right."
The party was game. though they held
back for a little while. not knowing what
WM exactly up. “ He's dontI for I sup-
pose?" I said to my partner. in a whisper.
‘ A stiff.“ says he
'Carpct spoilt—le paper splashed “
I asked
"Just the worst kind."
“ Matter of 375. It's my fault—charge
it to me. He ought to have been fired out
at. once; but I always wu so blasted senti-
mental."
" It‘s your only failing.“ said my pard.
" New.“ says I to the mummy. “ I new
deal. gentI. on this ‘ere festive occasion.
Supper at 13 o'clock. Make your bets."
\Vbat a night we had of it! Thu era lit-
tle incident in the next room bId put
quite In edge on the thing. The liquor
tho-c fellows drunk would vac lowed
’em. Drunk myself? Not much. Never
lnmIdrop when I bIndla the hull.
It was one the best nights for businou I
ever human—better that $10,000 for in.
We skinned that crowd.
It was brought in In InIccident. Hobbs
it wIs—mebbe it wasn't. He didn‘t pIy
bi; funeral ”pom If there bud been
I mu: that cold flowers
in the place. mybe the bank
would has sent him some melts
and things. for I vru IlWIyI aentlmeutll
and soft: but then I bId to W for I new
carpet. I va0 had titre-Ik- of good Ind
bad luck ever since. but I do wish I could
strike just such another nice young fol-
low like Greeny. I shouldn't one if one
turned up like him once I month. I
would treat ‘cm Ill just II bIndIouI.
Bunny. don’tforgcnocomcroundud
name for Ido vain you to writ. up
connecting gushing Ibout gamblers Ind
lottery-policy people. Ind how I fIro
loch Bull-in on “II" In“.
I don‘t kuo II I think it is I very dial.
cult thing law be 3 good injun up in
beam. but low come down bore and be
Igoodinjun ixjust vvbtirc the tile spot
cum: in.
Forgivin our enemy: htu the crime ro-
fmhing cfl'ocl upon our soul. I: it do:
“tow confcII our sins.
“flat I lImeuthle cum: I man is! no
plttys bi: nIbors‘ misfortunes bl calling
them judgment: from heaven.
Wise men go thrn the world M boys go
tew bad in the dull. whistling to shorten
the distance.
“ The gods help tbcm who help thctm
sclfs." Upon the same principle mankind
prune those who prune thcmsulfs.
Falling in luv is like falling into moi.
lulu; Ivrfit but drcdful dobby.
Hunters Ind gamblers are poor ekcnc‘
mist-s. They kill time. I species or smile
that kant be reproduced.
Good breeding i: the art of avoiding fI-
miliarity. and It the same time making
the company satisfied with younnd planed
with themaelfa.
Tew be hIppy—takc things a: they cum.
Ind let them go jist as they cum.
It taken a gate deal 0v money to make
I man ritch. but it don‘t take but little
virtciv.
It is the little things ov this life that
plIgue tic—- mulkootcri are plenty. elo-
prnta akam.
What In agreeable world this would be
law live in if we could pump all the pride
Ind scltlsbnm out ov itl It would im-
prove it I: much as taking the llrc Ind
brimstun out 0v the other world.
Don‘t mistake plenum for hIppincu; it
i: entirely I different breed or dogs.
Tharc l: I ngtc deIl 0v plcuuro flu: but
no happiness in it.
There is only one thing thIt i kiln think
ov now. that i like to see idleness in. and
that in. in niolaasis-«i want rul molnsaia
sic and clay.
Experiencc his: the some effckt on most
folks thIt Ige but on a. goose. it. makes
them tuffer.
“ Sewing Society: " nre minernlly places
where the wimmiu moot to rip and so—
up tbs naborbood.
A lazy man It on» who has morn time
to spurts than he knows what to (in with.
It. takes Isinart man to conceal from
others what he don‘t kuo.
A lazy man always works itzmlvr than
n hiuy one—the hm‘dmt work I kno ov in
to grunt—it it harder tow act. still. mid
lltc Rica. than it it tow git. up and csmpo
from them.
It i: very difllkult tcw xalkultitc upon
suckcess. unless fl man acts up for a phoul
--in this department i hav known hundreds
to succeed. contrary to their expektu-
shuns.
I don‘t wmtt enny bnttcr evidence that
I man it a phool than to see him cultivulic
cxccntricitys.
The man who knn conceal hi7. real kill“
akflor when he is drunk. or in a Division.
bar. got. a giant kurukter.
I luw found out. that lmppincss kunsists
in working bizzy 12 hours. sleeping 8
hours. and playing checkers 4 hours. out
nv every 24.
Mankind loves mysterys—I hole in the
ground excites more wonder than I star
in the heavens.
A Father Who Melted.
The other owning a citizen of Dozroit
beckoned to his twelvacnr-old son to fol-
low him to tho woodshed. and when they
bId arrived there he began:
“ Now. young man. you have been light-
ing Again! How many times have I told
you that it is disgraceful to fight P“
“ Ob. father. this wasn‘t Ibout marbles
or anything of the kind." replied the boy.
“ I can t help it. As I Christian man it
is my duty to bring up my children to
It Ir tbc Lord Take off your coat!“
" But father. the boy I was fighting
with called me names.”
" Can‘t help it. Culling names don't
hurt no one. Off with that coat!“
“ He Mid I WIS the son of I ware-pul-
let."
“ Winl what‘s that P“
" And be aid you was In om” hunter!"
" What! what loafer dIred nuke tht
rtion f"
”It mIdc inc awful and. but I didn't
IIy Inylblng. Thou be cIllod you I hire
II:
n“ Called me I bircllngl Why. I‘d like
to get my band: on him. puffed the old
condemn.
" You. Ind be aid you were I polltchl
lick-opium“
"Iardo‘ gncloual but. wouldn't I llkc
to vaI the “lining of tht by for about
five minutes!" wbccud tho old man Is he
hopped Iround.
“I put up with lbIt." continued the
boy, “Ind than be aid you laid your
pipecforoflloe. Ind col loft by IlIrgo
majority. Icouldn‘t ItInd that. father.
and no I IIllod over the fence Ind licked
biru Nil-Md in leu‘n two minutcll
Mm if you mun. fIlber, but I
couldn‘t Md it to bar you Ibund by
one of the nuts-Int opposition!”
“ Hy Ion." aid the fItbcr. II he felt
Taklnl ‘l‘lllnn antl‘hcy I“.
Many good Itorlec vac been told of tho
II“ J udgc Cooper, of Cooper-flown. father
of the novclht. but the following bu
hover mIdc'lu way a the public: Judge
Cooper-mane of the out. if not lb.
very first. to bank the wilderness in tht
region: Ind vaI possessed of large mat:
of land in and Ibout. Cooperstown, which
be sold out. sometime. on very liberIl
terms. to actual settlers.
One day I man come to him. wilhlugto
purchase some wild had in I remote por-
tion of the township. This tract of land
luv upon the banks of tho rivcr. from
which an abundance of fish was taken for
the supply of the villagers; and the far-
mer asked if Judge Cooper would not be
willing to take his pay in flab l—In Ir-
rangemeut to which the Judge cemented.
“ But." stud the farmer. “ you know.
Judge. that there's all kind of flab in the
river—pike and trout. and large and
small. You‘ll be willing to take them as
boy run. won‘t you. Judgc .‘“
" Ob you."said the J udac.goml~natured€
Iy: “ only bring your fish along. I‘ll take
them as thcy run."
And so the papers wem made out and
the farmer departed. But the summer
drew on. and WIde and waned. Ind yet
none of the fish upon which the Judge
had expected to regale himself luIdc its
appt-amncc at. his door.‘ After many
months had passed tho Judge. growing
impatient about the promi-wd payment
for his land, mountod his horse and rode
out into the avian where it. lay. As be
expected. be found the settler It work
upon his place. The» Judge rode up to
him. and asked him a little sharply about
the fish be had promised to bring him.
" Fish! .ludgc." laid the man. rising
Ilowly from the ox-yokc he was mending.
Ind looking with an stunted squint upon
Judge Cooper. " Did I promise to bring
you any fish l"
” To be sure you did!“ said the Judge.
roundly; wasn‘t that the agreement? You
promised to pay for your land in fish.
And where‘s the fish 1‘“
" But. Judge.“ said thc mun. “didn‘t
you promise to tako the fish as they run ?"
" To be surc.“ said the Judgc. ” but I
have bud no opportunity to take them Is
thcy run. or in tiny uthcr way. for not ll
lltlilil'lflll hum you brought mo.“
“ lint. Judge.“ said lhu mun. " there‘s
the riwr; tperc tht-y run; you can tiiltc (ls
lnnny M you like!“
'l‘iw Jutlgc wins-Ind his liorso hastily
llllll rmlc homewurtl. Illlll the mun got. his
farm by his wits. fur Jullgo l‘nopur uovcr
appealed to him again for his llsli—~.'is thay
run. or in any other way. But ho was tw-
custouitsl to toll the carry with grout glen.
w-..” Q.O-~"~—~—
.\ Good Borrowcr.
“ Mrs. IL.“ exclaimed a little urchin. on
running into n mulr ncizhbor‘s house.
" mother wanted me to ask. would yo
plmse icntl 'cr ycr candle molds ‘9"
Tho molds \verc given him. tlllll he ran
homo. In ll fmv iiiinutcs hurcturnod with
this qucry:
“ Molht'r wants to know if yo'd be kind
enough to loud “or sonic wickin‘ ?“
The wicklnp.P was Inensurml MI. and he
again depurtud. But hc soon npwarml
Igtiin. and said:
“ Mother would b0 so thankful if you
had a littlo tailor yo‘d be so kind as to lend
bcrl“
Mrs.lI.. good-naturally pmducad thu dc-
sircd article. and us the boy started for tho
door. she said:
“ “'nuldu‘t your ninthcr like to have
me come uvor and mold the candles for
bur '3“
“ \anl. yin.“ roplicd the boy. " I reckon
ahc‘ d likn it. lust. rule. ‘ciiuse she said she
didn‘ t undorstund it very well; but she
don' t like to be tfoublln‘ her neighbors. so
she wouldn‘t uskfi. "
A flint/lo Grumblors.
" What a. noisy world this is '9“ cranked
the old frog. as he squatted on the margin
of the pond. “ Do you hear those geese.
how they scream and bias. " What do
they do it for. ‘9
“ 0. just to amuse themselves i“ Mi-
awered I little field mouse.
remntly we shall have owls booting;
what is tht for l"
“ It's the music they like best." said the
mouse.
" And those grmbopperl; they cIn‘t
go home without: grinding Ind obit-pills:
why do they do that l"
" 0. they In so prpy they can‘t belpbe
it." aid the mouse.
“ You and excuse for Ill. I believe
you don't under-and music. so you like
hideous noises."
“ Well. friend. to be honest with you."
aid the mouse. “1 don‘t greatly admire
Iuy of them; but they Ire Ill sweet in my
III-I compIro'd with the contract cmklng
of I frog.
-—-——-¢o¢——~—-—-
We once heard I story of some negro"
tht bId muttered the hub brc'uo, Ind
phyod I trick on IboItlond dentin-nub.
who were I0 cheer to not foot on the act!
of the New World. lb'Il “my left the but
before their campaign.
"An‘ In yIII jut over. boy-l" IIld I
jot blIck Africa. in the richest. pouiblI
Btu-:1“ If (Jenni-Intuit.
Do not mite-l ham
Do not engage in Imam:
InDu not intemtptfuotbcr when IpIIk-
R- .
Do not and faulhkbough you any gent-
ly critlclcc.
Do not talk of your private. porno“!
Ind fImily antlers.
Do not Ippmr to notice lnIccurIcicu of
speech in 0th11].
Do not allow yourself to lose temper or
weak Ixcltcdly.
Do not allude to unfortunate pccullIrl-
lieu of any 0110 present.
Do not IlwaI coinmenco I convex!»
lion by Illusion to tho weather.
Do not. when taunting In lucldcnt.
continually say. “you Ice." “you know.‘
etc.
Do 110; try to force yourself into the
confldonoe of others. If they give their
confidence ncvcr betray it.
Donut use profanity. vulgar terms.
or laugngc that will bring I blush to any
one.
Do not interspersc your conversation
with foreign worth and high sounding
term. It IIIOWB afiectntlou and will
drIw rtdiculc upon you.
Donut talk very loud. A firm. clear.
distinct. yet mild. gentle and musical
voice has great power.
Do not be shawl-minded. requiring the
speaker to repeat what has been said that
you may understand.
Do not speak diarcapectfully of personal
IppcIrancc when any one present may
have tbc lame defects.
Do not intrude professional or other
topicI that the company genIrIlly cannot
take In infra-cat in.
Do not carry on conversation with cum
titer in company about matters which the
general company knows nothing of. It in
Is unpolilc II to whisper.
Words of ”Wisdom.
Impatience drivs the blood sooner tliIn
ago or sorrow.
lltu‘tv [)t‘llpll‘ drink the noctIr of exis-
tence scalding hot.
L-ivo. faith. [ullll‘ut‘0~tllo thrcc (“131‘-
tiuls to n happy lilo.
l‘rillt‘ lilith two seasons—ti forward
spring and an curly full.
Favors of vvcry kind um do ililNl when
tlicy nrc apccdily cunferrcd.
No denunciation is so eloquent us lllt‘
ilual inllunnce of ll good example.
.-\ man‘s t‘linrtic‘wr is like it four. —it
will not but; stmngthmwd by \vhitownsh.
A noble part. of «very trim lifc is to
Imirn how to undo what has bran Wrong-
fully dunti.
Prcscrvc tho privacy of your houso.
imirriiigc slut“. and heart from rclutives
and all tbti World. _.
Tho noblest quality whormvitli nature
has endmvod woman. for the good of the
world. is maternal low.
Monti souls like lllt‘flll picturcs am often
found in proud-looking frames.
Iliippiimss consists not in possessing
much. but in being mutant with what
you do pussoss.
Thoro um three kinds of people in the
world—the wills. tho won‘ts and tho
can‘ts. The first accomplish everything:
the second oppose everything; the third fail
in everything.
‘90.-
l’opulmlou orthc “'orld.
Dr. Bohm and Prof. \szner. German
googmphors of standing. who have devot-
ed much attention to the statistics of pop-
ulation. have just. issued a new edition of
their calulatious. They arrive. lifter great
labor. at; results which we quote. because
they modify materially the estimate pop-
ular currrent in Gran“ Britain:—
Europe. 315.029.000
Asia. 838.904.000
Africa. 205.879.000
America. 05.495.500
Australia and Polynesia. 4.031.000
Polar Regions. 83,000
The calculation for Europe, which must
be substantially accurate. is much lIrger
than the usual one: but even than the lm-
meme bulk of humanity. 10 in 14 of man-
kind. dwell: in Asia and Africa. I fIct
which the philosophers will do well to
remember.
M»—
“Wc’ro nappy at our llama.”
is» the Idvcrtlacmcul under this bond-
ing? Ind note the very good muons for
htprr
——w——.——
The routed tbs: will cure tbs nutty
dim uIrl to women ls Win-non
SIfe Kin nay and Liver Cun.—Mothcr‘a
”Maxine.
W
"communio- by the Pro-Ideal.
Faulbfiudiuulnac Icldom indulged in
by those who use the medicines :11ququ-
lured by the World). Dispensary Medical
Association. lb.“ alike are-v resident of thIt
0011.01.11.
D.. “lulled: IpeclIl request: ‘or maime-
lImIllon to In Ind Ill person. if
be In such. w may have taken or ubIll
hem 081‘ use any of tin family medicine.
now made Ind Ipld by the IIld Inocu-
llon. in Ill countries clubs them-Id Ind
who have not dci vcd full benefit from said
munchies. lbIl f lib will vtrllc the aid
mom: on I d
the faulty of
slang phi-am. words of double manning .
£41th Guam”: .3li
GOLDEN nucfifis,rmprtmn.
OFFICE IN “SIN'I‘INEL” BUILDING
Wanna“ 81M.
OII lIIr......II.oolux lilo-III" ".00
tingle OoplII, I 00.3..
TERMS STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
III-I of Advcnluu.
flu. tln. Ila. Ila. un.xcol.xool. tool.
mull. Iiuo non ”no «no Moo um gla‘oj
I no can FE 5.1L no no 1500
a * too “I! no no coo use 1363
Wm no I
a “ too too am troolloo 18:: I366
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Insulation meal-norm.
“.m. -—-——_
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w. n. swonbs
t‘OR YOUR CUSTOM MADE
Dress Suits 1
Business .‘ Suits!
Dr. G. W ill BENEDICT
on!” at Residence, 102 "’cst
Avenue.
Office hours.—8 to 10 a. 111.. and 0018 pm.
cam.
lll'. BllI‘lIB’S
OFFICE HOURS =GARE l to 2. and 8:30
0070.1) m.
OFFICE: 70 “Hung-:01 Grunt. Next National
n .
GEORGE §. KENDALL.
DOCTUR 0F DENTAL SURGERY
Office. \"nshimztnu Sh. Lnuder‘s Block.
South Norwnlk. (,‘t.
Hours. 8 a. 111.. in lilrllil. and 1:!“ to 6 p. m.
Nt'rnm's 0x101: (lss Anulxisrnnnh.
WM. B. RIDER.
HYDRAULI ENGINEER.
And Surveyor.
l\ mmml attention pm“ In all kinds of Hydraulic
Work. but ks. Mllluri gluing. &t.
Ollicc on I‘llimilwth St. .. South Norw.ulk
Am lit for JImcs Lu an s 'hirbhic W titcr W bul lllld
Btu ku- Motor.
3'. n. RAYMOND
Billlilill‘li liilllll‘llillill’.
Work dono by “to Buy or Con-
Il‘flt‘l
Shop foot of ankliii St, near entrance
to nursery. P. 0. Box 617. 404"
13. C()[IIEN.
Merchant Tailor.
NOR\\'ALK. CONN.
The best Cluthsnnd tho Most Perfect Fit
Wammtml. 485 if
PENSION
Iud other claims collrcttsl. Dwain. wit. a (I III
kinda of Justice business attended to by
US IIOI'TON.
aiH Wilma“ in LIpdt r a Block
Still Hirvall Savings
BANK.
WMwam 81.. So Norm. 00.. Omani“ mm,“
0p. 11 llsilv from 0m I! I In“ Ind from I to I p.
111.. and on Saturday uranium! from ll to S.
Whitman Illuwcd un Dcpoclts.
bum.“ P. ELY. Prw. A. souls us. ‘7le
JOHN H. KNAPP. Sac. Ind Tress. 3m,
CARRIAGE MlKilill
And Repairing
AT
H. TILLY'Ss
IAIN B‘I‘.. SOUTH NORWALK.
3° "Em “31.333" 333? fi‘fmmsa'c‘fd
when. ,
F.H.Nash&Bros
krona-I m Dun-'13
Ullillfll'l lilillll ll illlillllllfl.
Chandeliers. Buck-flu and lamps. Burner! Ind Cblur
new. Tlnwuc
mu fill Nan tic
Shells onefor beautifying “3:113” bid! the bbl. (lo-en brain-
Win. 821ml.m Zinc “Ind Copper. Wooden. Ycl~
WT Rocklnztmuw
Stoves, magi“ Ranges and Oil
JOBBING IN ALL HETALS
At Short Nbflm.
Iron Glad Putin.
The best possible mint far tin. wood. brick lone.
‘ Will not Pool. or .
Large Cults for (lesspocls. cbpr.
nonuniform our Itock behrc purchasing else-
Fine
Removal.
HOLLAND
The Gnulectinner
Invlm the public to all and sec blru It hit: stand In
Lauder“. Block.
Confeoti oner
L Y
THE BEST ICE CREAM.
And everything acct Ind clout. cw Ind we.
Jacob M. Layton,
l-‘lrc. Llfb Ind Accident
Insurance Agt
Norm“: PUBLIC.
Real Estate and Home Agent.
STRAIGHIP TICKETS. FOREIGN DRAWS.
WIIhI-Iton Stun. Oppolllc l' 0.
691 if
”I SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
H. s. GREGORY.
Furnishing
UN DERTAKER
Cor. illuln and Marshall Streets.
Rxsinlsvl. 17 Euunxru s-r.
MANUFACTURED BY
The l’ocassct Iron Works,
‘1 Ind 9 Curr Stun. wa Toxin.
GIPSY. F LOWER PUT
l'or Sale by
Jill H. Smith, Florist,
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
l‘AIlL AND EXAMINE THEM.
W001) GANUNG,
House, Sign
&. Ornamental
PAINTEBS.
Paper Hanger, Glazier, drainer.
MULLINGS. BROS
[Sums-on id I. P. Tm
carriages & Hunts
1‘0 ORDER.
REPAIRING inall illBllllliiH'fS
New Ind Second HID
Buggies onJiIud. for
J. LNm II
New York, New ‘3ch a
III-m Bull-cud. '»
FOR NEW! GOING
ttgtu. Warm“ gsumus‘l‘wxl.
MB “ . 7.1K “
can “ . Wm. 0.01 " 1111mm.
0.36 " Action. 0.8' “ m
T.“ “ Action. 10.08 “ 1&8. . .
7.6 “ Nix. untangle-u-
s." “ Accent. ‘f wield I:
0.04 “ Bacall: 3.12 “ cult.
l0.” “ WIS. 421 A“ 825.“.
1.88pm.. Aoonm. 0. 1“ NR. .
I “ Explain. ‘3': “ ‘ W”
8. “ Accent. lam " _
8.8 “ Exprcu. ll.” “ mu.
3.1:: 3 Accent.
.. .. hm .
ltd? Ox ‘ngrma. Bx. I 180' 8 ‘nlk.
In. . I. 3m-
$313!”. 8.00 “MILE.“ '
M6 “ . 10.36 in" noun-Ix.
lap.u.mm’1=un. 11.39:.“ mix. '
Daitbilrv arid Norwalk R. 8.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing load”. In: 8.90
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK
0: an. 111.. cum-lull oftnlnclcnv New York 3:03
and New HIvon 8:10 tartan, -It
Barbour! R R. :1an
acid. “trivia“: bury 19:00 I. n.
cxpm nun luring New
ork It .on .111. Ind
.Irrh u: Indian-$5.15.
0:..30pmcon t' it‘ligtbl.lox]mtrIlnfl-om
. nae in: w c c .
NewYork.Irn Mmflfllfip.
Iui This lulu connec 8am
llctbcl with train for Lineman.
11:10:). in. .33!ch gig!“ WW our: Inlviu in
1.111
SI'NDAY lilk It usyI. 111.. urqiplhx It Ill nation.
to 40 p m. ls“ milk.“ WW mirth:
uDIu «12:00le ht.
WTlicll.u10uIlnryfnuSou chrwIligvdkfialM
run Saturdays. The mu] m.. SundIytrIln willful
{ma-nu on Inlvclof I‘ll: 1a.. «mu-MN"
mama Alwyn max nanncué.
“and 10.31th 1:10: l"1.3.5.00. manna. But
”I... W. SANDIWM‘K. m
NEW NYllBK
NORWALK.
Running Tim}:
B. E D "U ED 3
More Tllllll lllowelin HEN“
Yfll'll. '
The Popular Steamer
A mericus
ls “uniting lwr rcgulnr duly trips
LrIvlug Scut‘. 1 Norwalk own morning \Sund ex
equal). at“ . :.w on arrival of of the DInbury New
Haw-tn trains.
Leaving from Fulton Market Slip
Pier" .2. East River, at... 9 .45
p. um. and foot 38d strut. East River It 8300
iii in. connecting SI RELY with the train for Dam
try leaving at 6:1‘ I. 111.. Ind New Haven IfIllroId
truths for the WW! wings ‘rs «Ware single Ind
excursion tickets for all stations nu the Danbury ml-
min: at tilt l ‘tllllllglll‘ I (11le on the it til
sm‘n 'rh- an be? convr to In from G
d t It gnuth \‘onulk Free of 3’90“
frcsbuioma served It Ill hours on board.
Here We All Again!“
With our I‘oziuliir Steamer Ind our Rammed
RESTAURANT.
Which is filled up in tbeblost Elegant Style this
Smut
Wage 1-! trawling 0110‘. by boat will alwayl travel
tliIi way Ill‘Il\\1ll(‘;-' loamtbat they can get In cxceh
l. m bn-nkfast or dinner It the remarkable law prime.
Having the but fzicllltlcs. para-tigers cut act their
locals at 8110; time of tilt (in and It very short notice.
All kinds Rm Ind the best in the mar-ken includ-
ing Potatoes. Brad and Butler Ind I nice clean nap-
kin. only an cents. All kinds of Chops. ditto \ vec-
mblc- (if Ill kind:- in their scam. 10 cents 0mm
and Clam Swim. at) mats. Frys. an cents. Shell hub of
Ill kind; I wialty
HollInd‘s ColobrIlrd ICE CREAM Tablas reward
for baits; Ind childrru m1; how sad Ind
New Haven [Ill 5 It the REFRESIIMEN’I‘ COUNTER.
T0 ACCOMMODATE EVERYBODY.
passe rs can act. thair breakfast from“ . I. in to 9m
tutor from 10m I 2.30;) 111.. Ind cave momma:
an hour in the city for bullies: or pleasure All kind-
of okrlders cookcd Ind served up In) time of the dc.
quit: y
prAll the popu pillar Ala. Potter- and Cigars It modcntl
on “draught 5 can p.
glnass. Clan vrIitera Ind lite Ittcntlou Insured.
ll)“: pgtomclvcyour ummlrmclurc-
A. R. AOKER'I‘.
~ STEWARD.
Si. Hamil Gi__gli Faitlrl
Alex. Lauder, Jr 1
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