VOL. 13. NO. 33.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1883.
WHOLE NO. 662.
lornlnz By The See.
The iidc i- mm: ;: up the uiinlii buy.
llimzuig a tnwliviiin; inn-“:9 from the sea.
Tor-sing ll frnm Iilt' mun which dancc lIt git-e.
Arid l.ft {hi-i.- white cappui ht‘fldn to greet the day;
Thvn, moi-shelling their ranks in bright army.
Ixapr‘ flashing on thr' sandy i-linn- “‘hi‘ro wc.
\Vuichinz ttiv mining brainy o! the see.
Sill linJ‘r. Ei‘atli M mkv our hiimewnrd way.
Uh. ihu.’ Illt‘ glad Ilr'“ morning might l't‘llilllll.
“‘ithin l‘lll’ Ilt‘lfl! through all the hiimmcr day.
.tiiii bv it- mvhiur} make toil more Rt'ot'l;
Then \\ '!1 it. bl rity 1‘3"th hearts dull pain.
i"lien “ {ll 2'.- briybmrw all our fears allay.
And 2'..- glall m'iiirtr} ho to rid complete,
LN \ [sconsiri
THE’REBY CHARM.
" Some of you young—ladies certainly aw
it.“ .\Ir. Lemming said. us be nodded his
mail with an air of perfect conviction.
" )Ilfls‘ (“bumble declared that she had it (in '
whrn aha was in the carriage. just before
Ilie came in the room. for she distinctly re-
members disentangling it from her shawl.
and it was certnlnly gone when she went
Omfili ."
There won I dead silence among the girl
wb wan lowing in vurioux parts of the
mom. and Hattie Chili-i looked up at her
Imployer with great. innocent eyes.
“Still. it we bail seen it. we certainly
would have brought it to yuuwwonldn‘t any
of m 7"
“Well. you certainly should have done
no.“ .\!r. Learning replied. A little discomnted
by her stmightforwani question.
" lint I hope you don‘t think any 0! in
would “edit?" Sue 'l‘iiylor aid. tossing
he! ribbons with an air and i\ grace.
" It was: wry valuable orunineot. nod
worth. I am told. at least titty dollars.“ 3!:
Learning rapimi. dubiously and vaguely.
"I dare my Ml- Chaauble he: [at it
somewhere about. her shawl now.“ said Sue.
mduanuntly; "lull I wonder now it ii Ibo
hun‘t bceu in better business than going
about and making terminations again-at poor.
Manorking newiuwguls T“
“ It‘s i\ perfect nhanii‘. that's what it is I"
(pried Josiv Ilriuiiii, M uhc stabbed her needle
viciously through Mun i‘haaiiblv'n pearly“;
Iotiii waist
And no the girls sun-d on. lliittic Challis
ling-in: initly :it her work. Will) the Juriimry
sum-lame falling full upon her innocent (lice.
when there mu 3 littlr. soft ru~tliiig u! siilwu
shine. a murmur of aristocratic “new. not.
shift the minor. I‘llil then tho ilimr Utii‘llr‘tl tn
“lull Mun: l‘ll;t\lll‘lt‘ livwwl! it (All. aliowy
hily. with brunt. lilwk oyus. no.1 A way uf
carrying hi": imil ~h4hily backward. the:
conveyed Ill" lill‘il of uttrvmr- linilgidlli’u,
Ami when lleittie lonkul #p, she was
avilcintly lIlCllIIi‘il to result: the fact thlt
.‘Izvi, t‘hAsnlile linked rather particularly at
liiir
*‘ I lmmv I must h'tVi‘ lint ll iii tliioi very
room. Mid I insi-t upon it thorough search
being tuiile at anew ‘l‘iie charm was a
genuine ruby. Mill I c-rtziinly cannot justify
it to myiulf to allow tliu matter to drop ao.’
" Certainly c--rt.i.iily not 2“ .\Ir.
Learning I't‘lilzi'xl. hardly knowuig which
wey to steer til-c int.- \‘usxvl of Ill'l tongue
between his dehlfc to pie-fir! so valuable a
mtmner and not to ofi’cnd his sewing.“
"I do not suppose any of my young ludiel
will object—"
At this Illt‘m~"il. Silu‘it‘ Taylor crossed the
room to where lliitio t‘bnlli-i was sitting.
Ind Mkv‘il her {oi the spool of gray silk.
" In the upper iii-inter. look (or it." Hat-
tie returned. quietly. ’
And in Susie opened the drawer «cochl-
-ngly. Miss t‘hitsubln. glziiiciiig in the dim
tioii. insumly saw tli-i fiery gleam of her
ruby cliiirui in the little box where liuttie
hep! brr iiitlereiit-culorcd sewiiumpnubi.
. ii‘t I tell you m 1'"
1' _ pounced upon the charm.
lmr vyijs dthlilllg. and the color flowing
nip. ily Svi llt‘l' clieclli. “ She bin stolen it.
the .irttnl creature. end hidden it away there.
where she thought we would never find it 3"
Poor little Ibtttie.’ she not like one trans-
tormcd into it statue or marble. She cook!
not spank . she could not plead her own in-
nocence. She telt powerless even to item
we Lin-en: of Miami Chasuble‘e vehement re-
punches.
She could only Ice the other girls gather—
ing mural: around her—only hear )lr-
Leammg‘i pained. W voice :
“llama: Hume? Iwodd not have b6
hand thlfl o! m!‘
Annl the she found voice :
" Indeed. indeed.“ aha Enid. wally. “I
Ilid not pill it there? I mum imam NV
1 same than i“
~ on. or mama not: ‘ mid Mia Gamble.
«unregiptinimlv “ of course ital? I M
a: it Mufikctl itself from in: chain ad
“lied there or mi own accord! Oh, «I
mum you know nothing rib-nit it t“
Women are very Mun“: mutilated
lied Ilium been it phi: old mid. Ilia-l
{'Mubli would ammun- heva mini be!
m the delight ut the recovery or be! m;
ant to: e elmulwcheehul. brown-even tirl.
with e tun lthe v. win-now. to cue “5 u»
m tho jewel-tint. of mm wee en uu‘
Mannie dine.
" (it ensue. you will ill-chemo In?
I!- i‘uuubio mm. turning to 3h. 1min
“0‘me I “all an under the maxi
My of summoning e policemen mil.
Iii‘!
she
‘ “eh m: audacious am must not be ulhwcl
liposuction-bed.”
“Gideon! shell climbers. hen“ Ir
lamina-slit gavel). "Manual“
' account or how the chem
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I swept the room ? An‘ didn‘t I just shlip
it in Miss Chullis' (hwer {or the safe keep
in‘ of it? For me pockets was full 0‘ hole:
—ba.d luck to Bridget—un‘ she wouldn't be
eftber mendiu' ‘em. And didn‘t I mono to
tell meme: Lemming the Iurst time I send
him ? Sure. [can't see what the divil the
myflbery is about."
Mll- Chusiible looked
Ir. Imnruing looked lit
shout him. and It mugs
50m all.
" I run very
Chanble said.
wasn't my fault.“
“ Not mine. either 1" Pete said. vehe-
mently. “ Beggin‘ yer tnrdou. ear. ya don't
bolero it possible that a gurl loike Miss Rat-
tle Challis would stale P"
“ It was my fault.“ Elaid Mr. Learning.
with a troubled look upon his tiice. “ Poor
bttle Hattie—poor little, frightened girl 3“
And then. when Pete had lumbered on
flown stairs to the furnaceaiooui again. oud
Mili- Clmsuble had taken herself and be:
Iilkm rimpcrim into Mr “writ. a: at the
door. .\Ir. Lnuniiiu put on his bat and over-
cost and left tlir- building.
a u w c o o O
at Mr. Learning.
the girls sewing
silence full up“
uiu sure." Him
"but it
sorry. I
dvprecatingly ;
in
“ Hallie—filly poor litilr littlllt‘.
There she still crouched upon the floor.
by the sluiosbtlreless stove. the lovely brown
hair disheveled so u to completely veil her
head and face, and bar forehand buried in
her hands.
At the sound at Mr. Leuining'a voice. slu
muted. nervously.
“ 0h. sir. I didn‘t steal it-indecd I didn‘t
steel it 3“ she cried. a shudder convulxin.
tier ilt‘lltli‘r frame. “ Indeed. Mr. Learning.
I do not know 3 I hoven't the least idea
how the ruby Mine among my spools."
“ llut I know 2“ aid Mr. Learning.
And as he told her the whole story. he
watched her with it look in his eyes she had
never seen there before. while (or vary joy
the color cuiiie fluttering back into her tdl-
mic cheeks. and it light into her wide eyes.
“ And I may come buck to work again I"
dhe fitllt‘ffil. inipiiringly. “I run so poor.
Mr. homing. and there is my lilllo Histr‘l‘ in
lap at m‘liool. IllltI mother is not «bl-i to do
wything. EtudVJ‘
“ You may do in you please about coming
hell. t‘I column." .\Ir. Lciiuiiiig mill. gravely;
“but I Wtillltl rather you would not.“
llattiu‘s countl-iiiincv ivll. and her sweet
red lips qiiivcrwl.
“ Not come back nguin 1‘
not
“ Because. listtic. I want to tulle you to
my own home as my wife. I want to marry
you. deercst. if you tinnlr you can be con-
tented with such a grave olii sobersiiice M
rue; and I think you can tru-t um tbiit little
sister and mother will not uiiticr by the ex-
ehnae or situations."
" Oh. Mr. Learning, you cannot mean it?
You ere not in earnest ?“
“ An: I not in earnest. little Iiiittie f I
have been in love With you (or the last year.
Itbink~niiy. I am sure of it. Now. little
sue. will you tilt" “in '1"
And Hattie \vviit back to the work-mom
no more. Stir had indeed lost her situation
but not on noc-iiiiit of Miss (‘liiuuble‘n wuah
.harm I'm'lftll‘y It‘red (hm-(ll.
-— 90. —-
llli. sir. why
PROGRESS IN THE SOUTH-
It is wonderful how the south is picking
up. The boom was slow in coming. but it
me spread nvrr rill Ill" South and is visibh
.u every route at trawl. Fitrlllfl'fi are clear-
ing. nifencing and putting up new buildings.
Villages are spreading out and towr‘s niid
:ities are pushing enterprises involving large
sums and rushing all kinds of business.
Every tiny—and they cheerfully admit it—
:he sons of the South lire becoming mot
and more imbued with Yankee push/«ml,
rush. and every day that same entrrpése is
showing beneficial results.
We in Michigan boast of our “right
Iznart “ smell towns. but Iii-mucky and 'I‘vn-
nessee may do the sums. Here in this
Town of Erin. numbering {mu population.
and having a big hotel. a fine court house
and plenty of stores. one could not have
found lire houses seven years ago. Tu:
years ago it wk 3 county made up of hill:
ihickeu. forests and smiles. with only a few
tut-ms worth working. A decade has work
8d such changes as would not be chsdited it
told at A section in the North.
The border Summon bu healed the
sounds at war. forgotten that be once
aimed three. ceased to wpine over his
toe-ire. and in pushing stimuli with a snap It
Mi eye that means Milne“. Late Mix
short winters and early spring}- un an aim
in Team when wheat full: to yield
more than fifteen bushels to the sore. Tue
cw in West Tennessee iii not ever
twenty. built is a point tobacco country.
“id eat-i. cum. brute: still within comb do
Indy.
In (hm-gin and Virginia the human an
em ubout Milken. end the wise-it union.
then “wait that they are stimulating theh
binds to «ventral-don. In WMvr-n ’l‘mium
eeeaumie musty known. and "mum
Min to be its“ set unmet even the use at
compo-t. Q’hetmlltaruim muuil Do.
“:6th cent: 1 loud for they were
nubile; into the river et Nashville the
“lumen“rldct. Que we: ride fa
Mnmdhiltomeelngloneldwhichhl
been enriched with materials close at head
“dwithoutooet Itdomuot Item to be
troublin- or inhuman. but {mum
uphla M they haven‘t been in the bubit
duo doing. The lands which now grow
MW 0! wheel to the sore only
mttotllllntotbehmdlol our Northern
“a to yield five-Wu
M M Pun.
~———-—-¢-—-—-—
PIEHIHO FOR IPONOII-
Wepodwiudtheavherlummhd
hekhtcrten hour: from the port. Then
tfinfl toil begins. Lying all hit clad
Ibn'tbebuet‘e deck. the fiber with his
witn-ghn—upuoutiesbox fitted with
What: down forty feet into the
deer depths. With one band he groups
MMIWchdue-nttym
hmtttdu the end with I double
but. The we. once (ll-covered. the
heckled-My located at. the rocky but.
eulbyeuddujerkthewiem
numbing: on deck. This out at
owipfiuotwhtmthedraph work of
Wflvumiflnumenfl skill
duel-donned“. Theeyeuflieaelm
I HAD ELEPHANT.
The elephant Pilot has never been thori-
mgbly subdued. and ii strict watch on his
movements is kept at all times. He II a
massive beast. with long. ugly-looking tasks.
In the spring season tho mnlo elephants
Always become restless. and a spirit of in-
aubordination has been developing in Pilot
for several days. which recently broke out
in all its force. At about 8 o‘clock Pilot and
Albert and Gypsy. a female eleph‘unt, were
taken to the trough on the Twenty-sixth
street side of the garden. opposite their
wells. to drink. Gypsy was between the
two males and slightly to the rear. so that
the heads 0! Pilot and Albert were about on
A line. Suddenly and without the least
turning. Pilot made ii furious hinge iit
Albert. and gave him a blow which topplml
him over on his side. As Albert rose ngaiiu
be was received by another blow. which
again upset him. and by this time the entire
troop of elephants were. bellowing with
excitement. Gypsy. in the meantime
bud tried to force her way in betwcez
the two bmtes. but was pushed gaudy Isidb
by Pilot. and the two male elephants came
tugothvr again with I crash. In the “ bitt-
ting " struggle which follnwmi three of the
pmts supporting the floor 0! the uiiipliitbeu.
tor above were knocked down. The beams
forming these posts worn sixteen inches
sqwirc and thoy were tlriuly braced both
above and below.
As soon as the fight begun Mr. Newman.
ilic ti‘iiiiiei' in chm-go. hurried to the spot.
iud by vigorously beating Pilot succeeded
in driving liiui buck to his shill. Mid cliulu‘
ing both his fora ft‘t‘l to the floor. While
this was living done the elephant stood with
his trunk llllll tail uplifted. Mid his huge cure
hpl‘t‘lhl “'III“ Opt‘ll. but he made no efinrt to
resist the (\lll‘lllh‘. .-\i-i Mr. Newman arose.
however. utter securing the brute. Pilot
uimlea luiigu at him with his bond. and
itriiuk him in the mouth with his main.
creaking (“)0 (it the iipp.-r tvi-tli and loosen-
ing tlii- otboru. and hum-king the (Minor hiilf
*“il‘lt‘h‘fl tn tlui flour. I'iliit mmlu I\ second
blow at him with his trunk, iiixt touching
his cliwk. which fitill hlltlwi tlm iimrk oi the
blow. Mid tlimi sm-iiii: N- wiiiiiii‘n hit. which
lirtil dropped from liiu‘ ‘il as In‘ full. the
ol ipliriiit \‘l‘lllt‘d his rim-4 «in thin. touring it
to hlll‘i'ilrl in his mouth in MI lltNlltlll. and
Illt‘ll uniiiipiiiu (in it \-:\'iiiii~l_v. Nuwiiiun
ammo in it limited t‘tillii‘illull iiiiil staggered
away. With Illt‘ oxwpliiiii iii ilm injury to
liioi ti-utli hii \\ flh' '1‘?Ii'lll‘l!i'l)’ iiut badly hurt
It uiis iiw‘iilml by Mr. .irstiiiuntiill [hill l'iliit
n net not bu izilrmi into the ring. lllltl that it
would be iiiisziiii to rmmw (‘iyp-y iiiiii Fritz.
-t young l‘It‘llllllllI in which be llll‘l shown it
gt‘t‘itl ili‘ul til ltfl‘t‘i‘lti‘l‘. {It Ill Iii-l hiill‘. Tho
blue liciist utomi lil-tii -- ii tlimn but night.
bribing his tail Iiirimivly “HLI swiiying back
And forth. but so sooiii‘vly cliiiiiii‘li tbut he
could not Illllkt‘ ii (‘lltli‘nj ~ lit llll‘i‘t ft‘t‘t in his
position. ”is t"\"‘t‘. \t‘i ii'ii ttl‘v‘ iinimlly tum-ll
end dull. glared Iltli'lttj"i_\‘ iit (-vi-rybmly who
spproucliorl him. Mid lllt‘ kt‘l‘lii‘l‘ look good
can‘ not to oriiic within rtfli‘lt at his power-
tiil ti'uiilr, Pilot hits since but‘ll killvd.—~N.
Y. Tina-a.
’. 77.9%“
A BIT OF PRECIOUS PAPER.
Found In It filli'hllnn “Huh-Tub Jull u t‘cn-
nil-y Ant-r In III-no.
A story bordering ll little on Illl‘ i-niiiiiiitin.
tad of which more will probably bl‘ hourii
In the future. came to the can of it new.
antherer recently the facts in which. a»
near as can be learned. being as follows:
The parties who are principally iiitnnismd
live in this city. and thn story was told by
one of ti em. (in English liidy nuiiiml Mrs
Thomas Kay. It seems that n uiiiubor OI
yeiiin ago the family of whom Mrs. Kriy
Is a member crime over from London. Eng.
land. to this country. Three years iigo
Hrs. Kay‘s mother died at the advanced
me of eightyaivc years. and the room the
aid lady OOCRpINI was not disturbed after
her de-itb for a long time. Having OQMHIOI‘
but August to go to a bureau in the room.
unoug ll number ot other articles stored
away Mrs. Kxiy found an old-fashioned ae—
sount and pocket-book" combined. in which
were records kept by that ludy‘u grent-gmud-
.‘ntlier as fur back us the your 17”. and in
it u innrmge certificate of the mute «lute.
Thinking perhaps the bunk was of family
value she put it in her pocket and for u tiiiia
forgot its existence Washing (1w coming
umiiud. medias-i was consigned to the tub.
picket-bunk and all. Mill when \l'irimvureii
the latter hzil become thumugbb‘ Walked.
one! being taken out full tupiwea. disclosing
to view u piece of paper between thc linings
of the back. The piper proved to be ll unto
lorfitiii. nude in New York in im. just
e ceilingsx sign. to be paid by a London uteri-
ohluu named Wilhelm Roulette to William
Was. the gmtqrimmtstber otblrs Ray.
The note was duly twinned. end being
.hewu to eewml parties it was (Iceland
genuine.
Due RMIIIIRH the outputs: uncut living in
Mluawt‘ity. \t‘bnlulhmll‘ltl‘hw of “re.
Kit: wit. given the note tor «tramway.
uni still but poem slim (it it. Lotto“! were
out to lmiilmi matting inquiry (or the. NI.
ulna ot the meta»: lit tliu min. but nothing
has been received iii reply unit one or two
letter! have been returned. The origin-I
summits. will with interest and compound
m by this time. amount to the In“.
Ittle pike! about $8.500 or in the net's
botbood or guano or 050.000.
w-«o—w
\ LOUISIANA PICTURE.
It in evening. end the hudmipe stretch.
at before one in virgin lovelinees. Tl!
ungod. ere be bids edieu to this menu
then the sinuous bayous end street! theh
mirrored top: with silver. brightens up the
no- thlit streams from the bends and limbs
attract. end throws one blood red alum
through vistas of evergreen dying 0.wa into
“mummies-in. Then the twilight. come:
omnndmuthepflemcentflncclu
myrtle been upon the firth. The chat
och. bcdcokcdwitbmou. seem to assume
”tulle shapes. They crests CW
d gibbotl tad of corpses. of rotten rim
end or the mum! mile or will!” dawn; to
the unhown Ibore. How Dore could hove
plated every form of gobliIcy. every fancy
I! alumnae-I. every grimueu o! witch-
orei‘t. every horror of (teeth wanted by
item! A weird spell tnlm hold at you.
You lineal“ at deep mourning drooping
ever the phiue. The wood: and groves.
It not end luau upper to hunt m
[not bore-mt, some terrible sleuth. It
m on though this lead were yet weeping
hrhnflhéthu «when. 0! the
”VIM-d at you. tie [not
EXTRAORDINARY BIBLBS. ’3
Among the special collections which it"
made the Leno: Library so well known to
bibliopbileu in all countries is that which it
possesses of Bibles in all languagee. outl‘
more especially in English. 0! the seven!
thousand editions contained in the ulcovu
and cases of the north and south hulk. the
mostyulueble as well u the most luterutlu'
II. of course. the flue copy of the Gutenber'v
or “Maurine" Bible. printed at Mots. by
Gutenberg. in 1450-1455. the first complcll
book ever printed with movable type. Ind
which still remains mm of the noblest speci-
mens of typographic art. 0! the Maurine
Bible there “1‘6 but six copies on vellum and
twenty-one copies on paper known to be in
existence. Two of the latter are in thh
country—the Leno: copy and the Brlnloy
copy. which was sold by auction in 1881 to
Mr. Hamilton Cole. 0! New York, for
$8.000. 'l‘lie Iii-inlay copy has seventeen
missing leaves supplied in fau-simile. or it
would huvo brought six or seven thonnnd
dollars more. The last. public solo beforq‘
this was at Inhabit. In 1873. wlmu the Per-
kins copy wee sold by auction to Bernard
Qiinritcti for £2.tiou. The stuns copy war
tIlOI‘Wtu‘dfi sold by Quuritoli to Henry Hutb
for £.‘l.t)()0. This is about the present
market value of a perfect copy on paper.
The copies on vellum are still more valuable.
The last public fitllo wns tit £3,400. and I
perfect. copy would (‘lttllly bring “.000 it
London or New York today.
In another room is a thin coliy 0! Cover-
.iulc‘s Illblo. the tint complete edition of the
scriptaros in English. It was printed M.
Antwerp in 1535. Nuportect copy of the
Covcniule Iliblc has come doWu to this time.
The Earl 0t Loiooutor‘ii library in England
has one in excellent condition. but with tbr
amp missing. The Leno: copy comes next
to it. The Lou Wilson copy. which sold a
few yours ago for $l.§‘.’.‘i. has several miss-
ing loaves suppliml in tuc-siiiiilc. 0f the
two editions (it John Eliot‘s IIItIillII Bible the
Leuox Library has tivo copies. which coni-
prise till Illl‘ ilillurciit vurivtivs. 'l‘hcir rarity
may bu ostinintml by thii sulo n! the llr'inley
copy of tho first edition (or $900. lliiro.
too. is the only copy known of tho first
million of King Jmmw‘ wrxioii-a lL'uic
volume tliiit bus hull uluinst i'ouiitliiss rupro-
iliiulioiis. The curious visitor iiiity also in-
ipcct the \‘lll‘ltlllrl IIlllll‘h which. on account
a! sonic frviik o! typography. lmvn bowl
inllfllll by collectors. Iii lllt‘ umcnllmi
" Vinognr “ lliblwi. tor lllh‘llllit‘t). tho rtIIlIIlIIfl
litlcot tho ptu‘itlill‘ of tlm viiwyiiril iit tli.‘
20th t‘llflplt‘t‘ «if h't. Luke is pi'iiilml tbs
" Parable of ilm run-gar “ In the
“ Brooches Itiblv." tho word “ lirmwluin “ i.
“ilistitiiteii for “ aprons " iii (loiinuis iii. 7
\nd in tho " Wicked lliblo " the word
“not“is oriiittni from tho sovciitli corn-
uiniiiliiiont. 'l‘hc English copy of this Bible
in tho library was [‘l'illlt‘tl in London in
mill. The llllllrt‘fihlull of one thousand
aopius \viis. us for its pimsiblu. suppressed.
and.“ lii-nvy tint“ was iuipowii on tho print-
ers, Siligiiliii‘ly i‘imiigb. J'l\l min liiiliilrcd
years later. tho some error iviis made in a
(hifllllll Version priiitcii iit III‘III‘ in 1731. a
copy of which is in tho librarymli’wmu
Transcript
— 9o. ~—
A MISUNDERSTANDING'
A new brick building ill being erected on
Main street. and recently a double-eyed.
banged-haired woman with a basket of egg!
on aim arm and a con 0! butter in her band.
stoppod before the boss of construction and
Mill :
“ Want to buy any eggs 1*“
“You will lirivo to give her about three
teipmiuim more." said the boas. directing a
workman.
“ (live wlm Homo tunpouiiies I“ asked the
woman. setting down lwr butter.
“ h'iiy. Jiiii. coma around here with you!
It: and bit llt‘I‘ iu the bond.“
" Oh. you're itgoiu' to have me hit in the
head." said the woman. putting down her
bag! “ Will. when you want me hit in the
head. just you t‘oiiiiiii-iiicc ahittiii‘. 'l‘ni——“
“ Hoist her up; liciut her up. Hurry up.
she‘ll burst in two.‘ yelled the boss. in a
large timber coiiiiuenuud splitting.
The buss. now that the niluir is over and
bin ucrvea in ll healthful state, says he
knowa it was the o ii woman who hit him.
but at the tiiiie a thought the building had
caved in. and for the salary of ii Senator he
wouldn‘t undertake to again convince that
-Jnuisn he was talking to the workmen in‘
atom at her—Salt Lab INN».
»— ovo— ——-
our) Hrs IN oAhisonuiA.
The English incl] the mule of l‘it River
with an additional lettor. tti it utter titanium
clenciuiueut stateuwu. but I think the
above is right. as the name is certubily
derivcdtrotu the deep and dangerous pita
tbut once fllfidfifl vest region ltumvu at Pit
liver Willey very «humus ground for
swingers. ‘l‘hm pits. dug in Neils sut‘
pm by equuwv. who curried the um um
in baskets. were from ten to twenty M
deep. juaahupcd and covered with twins
unlined-null haves. At the bottom lay
olnrpeued ninth and swim pointed up to
receive the victim. Even it one were not
«lumbar-laden ttwit felllua into the pit.
the ugly shape of it mule it not only in
pmlble tor man. but even the most amp
end supple wild bent. to climb main to the
fight and dukes-I end a lingering death
In the inevitable and. “me pits. or
Course. made the land. tenor. and it we
not until M late on 1850 thlt thin most low
ty valley In an Oatltomismfelrlypouaud
by settlers. Ouoeiu pow-onion. the white
man of course soon found out and marked
the location at the secret pit... end they
[Mutiny filled up n the fell into db
D‘-
NO'I‘ AS? ND YOUTH.
A San Francine millionaire hoping to on.
comm his promising son in way! 0! tin-la
promised to give him two percent. e mouth
Interest upon any money tint he night live
[citing $90-ka for pocket money. all
minute-low his Appreciation of It“
mm oler. 110 to
uni-Width“: dekynndhpt the
was.“ with W .
l‘heoldntlem m ti: M
the deposits M “Whole 0! the
bar-snowshoe. butaccuhdhr hi,h
nppodnatlntluhed and “I.“
preview manhole-helm
Oomstock Brothers.
can Gran Hammocks.
We have opened our entire line of Boy’s and
Children‘s STRAW GOODS.
bought. by the case direct. from the manufac-
turers. which enables us to sell much below the
regular retail price. Head-quarter: for Mexi-
These goods are
Oomntook Brothers.
Richard Welton,
Teacher of the Voice and Plan.
alternative}:
28 West Avenue.
r. 0. Box 172.
So. Nor-walk, Ct.
6344!.
O;~1§TW"”'ii;isom,
GENERAL
Insuraucs & Real Estate Mail.
Room No. 3. Gazette Building,
NORWAIJK. coxx.
IVIONEY' TO IJOAN.
J. R. RAYMOND.
Blillllll‘ all Ufllll‘lllfll‘.
“’ork done by the Day or Cori-
tract
Shop foot of Franklin St. near entrant:
to nursery. P. O. Box 017. 404::
“(HT & MEEK ER,
South Kuwaiti, (73..
Practical Plumbers
swam and Grin Fittvru‘. (ii-aims in I‘liimlwn- and
tvam I-‘lttcre‘ Siippiu-e. and tlzi~ FSAIIIH“. Jub-
iny prnuiptiy uitcndul (u. mu 1!.
Julius Baker.
STAIR BUIJ’JDER.
I.\' Burrows Sunl‘. ~ \\'.\TEIl s-rnitwr.
SUU'I‘II .\'UR\\'.\I.K. FUNK.
Stair and "end Rails mlltll‘ in unit? and i-iiippml
tn llll)’ mrt of the country it! ~hurt riuiimu
I‘. (1. [10: 513.
'83 Will! all Sillilllfll‘. '33
A rl‘u. Lixn or
English. French and (lemon (Viv-hr"! will"!
of the F'III‘KI Fabrics.
London. Aiii-triim rind Scotch lbmiiu‘k Burn Suit-
iiics. Aim a full iiiu- of Spring tivi-rmutiiim in
thv.~ latmt pliadi'vi.
In Ihlllfll‘fllig! lllt‘ bug'vst and fliwst :imirimcnt
m‘vr .-.'<‘ii in town. Ewry mmm-nt ‘Jilflrflllll'l‘ll to fit
purl-vi. and made by eirii‘tl) xiii—treble; “orkuirn.
B. COHN,
he Wall St .. .\'or\\:i‘ik. t‘omi. tfills
[FRANK T- l-IYAll
‘ ' r ‘ ' ‘ ‘
])lu:\ 1 13'1 .
All l‘Trtanivs of Dunn-try pi‘rfiirmi-il iii ri-uivn, '
utili- priw- Hlltl Illt' bust of YIIIIIl‘I‘lfll‘ rim-«i Al;
WORK WARRANTED.
lL'L'rl y.
”NW and ri-diiirnrv. \\'v‘.-t :in‘iuiv. migwiiiii:
Mriliiidiint l'iirmiiiiuu. erimik.
OPEN EVENINGS. l
,*. ‘
Chas. I. Jones,‘
:D E N '1' I s '1'.
2* “whinging six-m 2.
South Norx 'iillx’.
ililiw "NIH“. from S :i “I. in Si p.m
DR. '1‘. E. SWIFT,
l) 1*] 1V '1‘ I S '1‘,
tili‘l’lt‘l‘) AND III‘ZSIDEXL‘E
No. 9 West .\ venue,
Norwalk. Conn.
to. Nurwaik Savings Bail
51 Washington Street.
Upon Daily from 91012 a.ri\.. uml from I toil p m.
and on Saturday owning! from (3 to &
{rt-"mm allmu‘d an Ik'lmeii e.
Iil‘llLI‘IY l‘ ELY. I‘m-t;
A SULMANS. \‘it‘t‘rl‘ri‘eq
JOHN ll. KNAI‘I‘. St‘t‘ arm Trim-
Conn.
1333.1!
iiiiii‘ifwiiiigieiiiii
Rags, Bones, Bottles Iron
and Metals.
I’artii-s moving can sci the stockby
sending pQSIrlil .. rd to
W. POD ORE
501' unit IRWALK
Jacob M. ha y to it
l-‘tro. [Alb and Accident
Insurance Agt.
NQI'I‘:\ I‘Y 1'13 “1 JC-
Rcmflslalc and lion-c Atom.
unmet“? "cum ruinous mum
Walk“! ton street on out“ I'
aui'rn xuuwa’ui L was.
Jon-in l-I. sum-f
FLORIST
MAIN uranium.
SOUTH NOR“’A LR.
DAVID STOW."
U n d e rta k er.
HduSt-u up stairs. Clark & Lane‘s Bloch
RESIDIRCR: u Wls‘l' s'r. .3 532
I"! hue d Poconos m3 Baltimore
far superior to the ice box now in use.
end “tended with no more expense.
mar row
Insured Mimi Lou by Fire 3/
w. s. mummy,
ladle-cc uni 0.09 80-40 lulu 8;,
com noawux. comm. \
l- miter the following strong mi lemme
capsules. vim— Am
Continents! lacunae-:00. of NY. with ma.” .
“ mam
Get-nan Arr-«lulu "
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NW “ " 1385.53.81
[moo Co. of N. m m. 8.838.“;
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iii-euc- 00.me 3.an
fire m “ 1.8.3181!
M‘- Md he. 00.. Guillaume 1.3.015.”
[widen Fire Ilia. 00.. Connecticut. 81.51::
mm of tunable propel-t: motions;
Mic-tom muted.
Andrew S. Waterbury,
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mammalian?
WM aw.
ymaooleu‘hw a uni W
gnu!!! gar—alga Sardine! ‘
GOLDEN BROTHERS, mm
OFFICE IN “SENTINEL" BUILDING.
Wasnmorow Sm”.
05'? YEAR. . ”$2.00 1 Six Mourns. "$1.00
811mm: COPIES, 5 Cum
TERMS STRICTLY m ADVAIICI.
Term of Advertising:
F1743. i in. em. sin. 4in._;§m§_391.1eil.
IW‘IL. :iiin non si'm'uoo $500 330 3123
' snifla'i” ”froé‘ffi'i‘o‘i‘s?
4 m a no "7 m"9‘oo“ii’w—"taél
inn". erlivnm fie mjmi'fii'oo'131n an
‘2 " 4m It‘ll) 8.501200 I400 IBM
;.. "5mg 95.3” IO mrrjt‘ithflimllg’WWé
.. 9001300le 9300 moo do
w" "i250 2000 2.10012 5035'00‘3'30 I”.
12 ~- ”ism 23m admigdygfjigfiifinfim
Mfiimélmi plum. inserted mutually.
Lorin Notice: 15 cents per line.
e n‘irio
I .. 2m
93“
Emu-ed 1t the Point ()mce :1 South notwdk a See-
ond (‘Im Intuit.
imifinne
chunky. N. ll. 8 ll.’ (I. i.
.I one IO. 1883.
GOING WEST. GOING W.
1.21 tun. Wesh‘oll
4,505 m. Expo-w. (ms 15.“). Accent.
5.19 “ Sxpn‘es 7‘25 “ N.n.m '
. 3 lixnrou. 546 “ Accon. .
.«vmm. 9.13 .. Moan.
Armin. 10.4.8 “ Accent.
" Ai‘cmn
" Laval EV.
“ Luml Ex.
12.15 . 111.. Boston 8:.
1.4% -~ 8 ‘giim Wu
3‘ “ I.<bt‘lti}':x. 2.12 k
8. “ larval Ex. (.32 “ «an. . .
it: " Amwini. tfi‘t “ 331m.
Ins.“ " Lora! Ex. 5.12 “
ii. is p. m.. Acoum. 5 ID “ 8 NJ. .1154
12..“ " l-prnu ~. ll.“ ‘ Extras.
2.3.5 .. Explrfii‘. ii 47 Specm.
4.3: “ Expnms. um “ Spr. local Ex.
5 iii “ Acr‘nm. 7.29 ‘ 8 id. —
Mu Exiimm‘ I.“ “ t'l ‘tSpcc.
fi -|.I “ Itmiiiii Ex.
6.5!; “ Accum. Set .. Spool“. ,
' \i‘iiiio Ml. 9 N “ Acrom‘uou, _
Aw‘nm. In 55 “ Atltml‘EXi AC. ";-,."~
Miik Train “.93 “ 8:
11.47 " l Boewulx.
I136 “'nnli'hiri Ex.
(is Si‘vuui's. 0!: S
ILM p. m. Al‘m‘lil. Rm mm.
it?“ p. m.. Milk Train. ".41 “ Action.
A‘v 'I‘ II Iii—-
Klllillfll'llflflllfll‘ Sillillllllili
mere.
N. B. lllk
-‘h 5'
Propane...
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New York. ‘
TH E l‘RUl‘IiLIJiR —
City of Norwalk,
I
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\\'iti mniumv in tiinkt‘ n-miiar irl is between Noe.
until llm v .‘Ilt-l Np“ York. Ilvtit‘ tin: It SUITE
\l ill\\‘.\l.t{ l‘ui li nay lo rccviu‘ and deliwrfrdgbt.
Fl‘i'iijlil rt‘f‘r‘lll‘ll from and dolivr-rui'. at [MW /.
III‘:)<'I (if ibv liiiiiliizry and Nurwalk 385130“ tor In 7
f‘illllltlli. ulm Illt‘ Multan: milmad. *
{imh‘pcciiil :urunzcmc'nts for (he t
to and from New York can be mode
this Ill‘lt‘ HI pvr cvrit. less than by the
railroad. ‘
l‘rmliim- miwi fru- «if r. minim-inn and mm-
pruiiipily Riltllt‘ III the liislir‘t nmrkr‘l film.
{‘8‘ All pmwni ltl't‘ forbid trii-u‘ui: any of thee.
ping-tw- nl iin- basis (if lllle llllt' on ei'countottho
(much llirrmif.
Ehfiifiihé’i’iiéxoiiii‘reigiii; ' ,
and Passenger Route. "
NORWALK LINE
v1“. a;
Wilson Point. :
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2}."
N ew I 0 FIG.
I t a 9’
P e g s u s ,
IA‘IH in; \i'ilevii l'ultiir daily It 8 a. m
“It iuiiiiil of liiitibiitv train. landing it
and mm :ll 10:30“ in . and I'm 1. North Diver.“
I! a in
ltriiiriiuia. ivuw Nrw York. Pier 1. North River
m 2:45 p in . Elia! will ntrcci at 8pm.. Ii“
\"il-ult l‘uitii ”I524:1|!.lll... contract as: with ,
ll'luillit-IHII IIIIHIIIIY‘} utid Norwalk and N. Y. x. I.
II. C. i
A Tt‘I-IIIIII'IIIII iii charm of e «pubic m h
lx'fli (‘hlllltllhltt‘ll uii II)“ but". at papilla!“ WI.
gt!“ Spvriiii urniixgvnivr'ne for i {to out!”
Nip York. “llll (lttll‘v‘ dvliwt'y. (‘MI “0‘ .,
plirziiiiin to WM. ’I‘IIOHN. Pits-vac" I“
AL't'I“. Ninth Nurwalk. 0min. .
The Steamer 1' sun will m.
Sunday‘s to A nt' 1 ark and“,
Istmul during the season. Trek
hinting Niirvuillt lll 2.330 and So. Nmk 7.” In
in, Returning. Irene (‘uncy Island ”I? ‘ I It .
ti )3. 33d nuns at tutu p m. 3
“HOLLAND.
Hsnufncturer of
NFEGTIflNE—BY.
mimo—
Ice-Cream.
Home-Made Bakery a 890-
cialty. ‘
A good assortment of arrows null-
facture ulw vs on land. end we!“
tobcmldco thebeetmueuieh. ,
Cake amniotic -
Done at short notice end M
prices. "
.mcon anmn.
Have udder! to their-c m Mr M
the New Howl muffin“. , ;
Four me am ‘7
Wm: H01" um 00!.» Wm
\‘llilcli have been m up with the“
I} vetmm.
‘cu can ave time by call! at
she-inelfi
Heir Cutting: Show}
A: Ive ant-elu- Inlet:
' ”l 'cii'i'ii‘imnr i h veal m w
L . w t ea
in New York. islu the rooms Ind ‘
come. Immune. ingrown: nulls. be.
the 43% neon i'
-‘ “ almighty ad.
_ Spring end an“
lBoots ssh ;
} mum—aluminum». Called-n ‘
Custom Work
----(¥ All m—
chairing of all .7'
9mm Attended“;
.John Sch
Wm“. ~ ~ - It
Just Eecei ,.
it run an or. ‘
lamina. Iris!
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