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VOL: 13 NO 48

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27’, 1883.

 

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' “It is :1 drearv lookout ' he thought.

“ .\lv \1. ideline is right the re. But I trust
Z i run toomuch of :1 Christian ever to dc
; spair. The Lord hath been with me in s'ix
Z.troubles «shall He not be with ‘ me in
, S- Yt‘ll '5"
' Meanwhile Madeline. after the custom of
I all maidens. felt decidi‘dly better after she
Z had washed the mists of her heart. away
‘ with that good “ cry.”
“ .‘Irs. llensaw was talking about 11 gov.

un-ditated. “ I‘ll go and see her. It‘s just
that. inexperienced M I am, I
night suit the needs of very little girls. 0f
:‘erst‘. to be a visiting goveniess. I should
1111-1 I11 be away from papa a good deal——
but that is one of the things that can't In
uelped.

So Madeline brushed back her glossy
chestnut bands of hair. and put on her out
shabby Mum): gown and the foiled
“ Stella “ sliaw 1‘ 1icl1 had once been he:
niothcr‘ s. and sallicd bravely 0 wind the
village.

Sh: stopped (1 1111mm" at the Vidow. Pout-
l1- -y ‘s to g1t .sonn of the superb w 'ite snow

balls that droopul an 111'1“al1n1h1 of pearl)
bloom. over “11 gardi n gate. Mrs. Puutley
had a score of 11111 stions to ask, and
ite ms to conununic .1t1 wbut all of
she stopped. and held up her finger.

“ Hush. Miss Madeline,“ Idie and.
you see that gentleman ? aOn the other old!
3I the road if"

‘ 'l‘liat tall man. with 1111‘ Panama hatl
Yes." said Madeline. with a spark of_u:\tul‘al
curiosity. “ llc‘s rather l1ands11ule.—.’1nd
he has :1 distinguished figure. ‘ \\'ho is it,
Mrs. l‘outley f“

“ It‘s the new gentleruan,’
I‘outley, mysteriously.

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said Mrs.
“ From New York.

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11:19.11. s:'..:led sadly 11! her out-
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2:.1 14.11“ guspe-l poor Madeline,

‘ I. 1 .1. 1.. I-111-~:" We only justJnnn-
11.; 1.1 p13: the bills, with the lihnrinn‘o
1.11.:1 “ .

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mildly .1:.s1\1r-1lth1' old hum. “ “'ho it“

tl11U1111-111Il1. hurl“:

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ml.- l1- ' arms around hIs neck with o Curt-
'11: s 111'. \I' r1\1-f impatience 11nd ndoruthln
‘ 1 11 111-1 -- good for this crowding. Ieltlll
11 r. 1' \\'-.~ 11r1- not raveno. We or, hu-
n. 11.1 1t'1res \1l111 wear out their boots nnd
nru .-l-'..,,:1.l to cut butchero' Infill It lNflt
1111.. .1 111-. 1.1 And 1111.119. the rent slid the
3.11.11.11.111-1‘1 bill and tho" carpenter‘l oe-
.. n .' ~r nun-ling the leaky roof. md-—0h.

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“she evclairned, " how dnred the‘
'u 111-11111” And ofter 1d
‘1- .11'111 111 ch uhnvc potioutly Iorvod
' ' Why. there no would have been
.1! 1111, 1! u hsdn‘t been‘for your
Z..: 1: 1t bequest from 111d “11on Mata-
II on you that founded it. and
-11 d it. ond did everything for it. “‘
\1111 in no for 11.11 thnt gooo.“ «Indy to
' I--l Dr. Mutillinu, "l rejoico thnt 3
1w- :1 oble to nrrvo my fellow croutnroo
1 .1111 not no young no I once wno, Mod-
! can myself ymrceive the slow and
11‘. failing of my fucultieo. And the
l'r'widvut of the College ha- under-
‘1 In «suture Ill tho (Mel 0! Libnrion.
“1.. tumtu noun. bromide Nb. 1
111d them. can 1. my (Ivor. Impoy or
five hundred 11 your. merely to "toil
' .11-wood. ournoot old book likomy-
\l‘wu." mid Mulch“. with 0mphnh.
1 111:: the new Pro-idea "‘
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11 -s.s has he to «no here 11nd overturn
1.1111111 11111. 11.11.111.011 1111111 11111 hypo-
“ 1111mm» '1'. Monty for “I. Col-
.‘l-ou-y isn‘t mouthing. it it t“
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l1.1lf-1\.1y polite f“.

Madeline llavillian was a creature 11f im-
pulse. She had made up her mind. 11s it
were. in the twinkling of an eye. She
would her-self appeal to this gentleman 11 ha
had invaded the peaceful domains of her
She “11111.1 tell
huu 1 \actly the state of the case, and put it
to lug. honor 11 hcthcr. to save the (‘ollogo 11
few hundred dollars a year. it was right to
supernnmmte one of its most faithful scr-
vants \ud its she pondered allthese things
111l1u1li1:u.1ut with-

?11Ili1'1‘s life-long sphere.

.'11 he r hunt.
in l111'.

\\ IllI :\ Illllt‘h. I‘lilslli‘ step.
l1-‘ t.1ll figure.

“ I ll" 5'.- your p‘u'don. sir." said she.
111111}, “l-ut l .‘ladu-line .\l.1\illiiu1.-—
Dt'. Z.\l:\\1lli.1n‘s daughter. with
“ you of

it grew hot .2

she overtook

illll
I s11pp1 1sc,'
unconscious irony; have lir‘rtl’vl
Z him 1'"

The tall g1 ntlcnuu “Every
sch-11.n- must have l1--.1r1l of Dr. Nlaxilliau.“
said he. " It will be one of my greatest
ll.ll\]-lll"\\‘t‘\'. in coming to l‘ollegetown. to
mil.- lus11.-1111.1111Iau1‘s- and. 'with 1111 after-
thought. “ Il11t 1-fl11s «laughter,

“ .'ll, pray don't trouble yourself to b:
coiupluzu 111.1% ." sol-l Madeline. gum i115
r1-Ily lf‘l'll11l1‘1l. “l .1xsure.youth.1t isn‘t
at .111 necessary. lint if ‘you respect papr
(is much as you say you do.. I wonder you
can find it 'iu your heart to do such 11 selfish
and cruel thing 3“

bowed .

are well 2"

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“ l 3" cried the stranger. “ Selfish l
(‘rucl f“ .
" Illi. ld11r1 11:11 it seems right and just

to y1111."s:11d Madeline giithc ring courage
as she spoke. " lint peoplcs‘i1lc:vs of right
and yusticu differ strangely; .I think. I cal
1t selfish 11nd cruel l-oth. ~-;\'1,'s. and ubomi
nable into tho l1nrgr1in,——to step in and oust
from his means of livelihood n gentleman
who has spent his life in elevating the.
standard of the t‘ollegetown Library. \Vliat
11 11 hundred o year more or less to you?
.\:1 l to papa the position is everything 2
And you know it its well as I do! Oh. for
sh 5111 . 'f-Ir sl‘.:‘1nief ‘

“lint Atop, stop 3“ cried the gentleman
lllll’l‘lr‘ 1.111. I don t know ulmt 11“ this i1

nbput.

“Mr. t 11 11l.1nd if you think to put me
off in 111111 sort of my " cried indignant
lluddluQs

“ But my name in not 0101 cloud. “ he ox-
111111111111.“ I run Cornelius (‘ lifforvl. l hsvo
. come here to take charge of the new Episco-
pal Church. And I really have not heard u.
word about ony chongeo in the (‘ollegetown
library. ‘ “You see. must make allow-
oncen for me. I nm It ihnnger In the place 2"

Madeline wrung her. poor little cotton-
gloved hands in despair. .

“lt‘njult like me.“ wail-d she. “I‘m
Always making some horrid. humilioting
mistnko. 0b.forgi1o mo, plow—plan
forgive me. Mr Cliflurd I—I drought
you were Mr. Clovolond l“

“ But Mr. Clovolond the now Collogo
President. is o friend of mine.“ onid Mr.
(‘liil‘or-d. looki be vory much concerned. and
extremely ' lonrno. “ Connot I use my
Influence wi to overt this unfortunutt
otuto of otluirs. which———“ ’

“ 0h eoul vou. “' cried lladolino. u now
hope in-1ad1-irA1 her dimplod foco. “ Oh,
it \‘11\\ could Iohould bo indebted to you
3111‘ 1y: yes, to 111-. ~ very‘ end of my lifol
lloc sum it is. such 11 onus! wrong—11nd pron
1'11 1111 full of dignity. am he would die soon
orthanto muons-truly! 0h. Mr Chlord.
do help mo. +1111 odvino mo. "‘

And the upshot of it all woo thot Dr.
1111111111111 was triumphantly toiustutod in
11111 old position of College Librarian. and
Mr. Cleveland and the Reverend Mr Clif-
ford both became houoohold friends I1t the
111111 cottage whom tho genial old scholar
dwelt. Dr. “trillion. like moot obsent,
minded roman. had lmd enemies. —b'.11
chir 'nntiimo were now exposed. ond
von tile.

“ ' volnnd‘o tuto- t‘oincido with
ZIniuo. “ cold the old gentleman. oxultantly.

Exoctly. AudI reallv thought that Clif-
ford «no hon to oo0 me. also. until—dint.“
ne naked me for permission to pay his od-
dressu to myi'dunghter 3 \‘ery stump. in-
dealwvery. “113'. it is but the other day
tht Indoline woo ying with bar doll-l"

“ nut Cornelius. mind.“ aid Modding
with ownrniaa ~ "you on novor.
never to tell pop-1 how I mktook you to
tho'f‘ollego Merit ' I should be mutt
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Mob-yon ”.1- drum-nit”
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A TEST OF LOVE.

 

of Rollin, Mich, was called to attend a
poor girl, who lay very sick with n fever.
She seemed to have a strong desire to live
through her sickness, which was long 11nd
tedious, and fraught with vivrions complies
lions. She was always glad to have the
doctor visit her. and always seemed anxious
1...: he should get tired and weary of he}
care, as she knew that she could not recom-
pense him, and realized that. the doctor had
to ride quite o distance over very bad mad.
and in bad weather. After sever-:11 weeks
in bed, she got so she could nit. up. but she
needed medicine and cure for a long time.
She frequently remarked that if she lived
she had strong hopes that some day sh1
would be sbleto pay him for his service:
and kirpfiiem to her. The. doctor, however

like all physicians. got used to that story

and gave no heed to it, and no lo comma:
in such cues, he made bntZlittlo Account or
hioboohol the oer-vies mdored. Aftru
two years the poor girl, who won still weak.
moved North. and as the years passed by
the doctor lost pretty much 1111 racolloo
tions of her. and had even forgotten her
11. 11110.

A few months ogo he receiu-d n lettor
from a young man in the northern port of
/the State. uslsing him if he remembered a
certain girl. giving the name. whom he had
treated seventl years before through 11 bur-,-
sickness, and osliiug him to please forward
his bill to the iiddn-ss of the writer. The
latter further stated that the writer had
married that girl. and that their marriage
had but one stipulation, and that wmfithe
payment of the doctor‘s bill referred to.
The letter further stated that no deductioy/
ohuuld be made. for ho «maiden-d 1
had o first-rate bargain, and he was .1111: 01
the chance to settle 11 debt that had no long
bemused the mind of one whom he was now
pmud to claim 11.! his wife. After some to
tlcction it occurred to tho d vctor who the
wife of the writer must be, and to the best
of his recollection he made out his bill and
rent it on. Just four days later he n-ceiied
onother letter containing 11 check for $5"
the amount of the hill he had forwarded.
A little further Inquiry elicited the fact Il1,1t
“ the lady in the case " had had sworn;
offers of 111.1rriage. but 1111 suitors pr. 1: .11.
to this one 11.1d found their ardor c1111s1.l 1‘
uhly dampened when she placed the stipu-
lated end-urgo before them. llut olie l1.11l
stuck to her text. until time had earned 111-:
well into tho verge of “ old maidcnhood "
before her ideal 111.111 arrived.

She 11 .1s wurthy of such 11 husband. lie
was worthy 1le such a wife. And the 1 -c-
tor was “ worthy of his hire.“ .111 lm
Timotv.

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AN EASY WA! OUT UP IT.

Here is an Intei‘eshug account by Dr. 0.0.
\hbot. of the cunning way in which It littlt
bird rebuilt its nest in order to ovoid hutch-
irn: an intruder‘n egg.

“ A pretty little fly-catcher. which hnd
tsliru much pain: to build her nest, was in
trouble obout her own pearly eggs. and
through no fault of 111-1- own. An impudent
mw-bir‘d (.Volut.’ *ux pen-r131 of nuturolisto).
too lazy to make o lust for herself, or to
look p on old one. or. indeed, to hatch her
own Parr-1. had 111ny dropped 1111 egg in the
fly-catcher‘s nest, and then gone 11!, quite
indifferent as to what became of it.

1‘ What the first thoughts of the fly-catcher
were when she saw the intrusive egg, 1 run
at 11 loss to conjecture; but the nest itself
tells us that the bird was not easily outwit.
red, and also that the conclusion it finally
reached was, to get rid of tho noxious e 'g,
by making procticullv o new nest out o! the
all one.

‘Now. this fly-catcher, which ornitlmlo;
ists know on the white-eyed vireo 1' l'irm
nure‘oracnmiv), build! :1 mther fragile.
tine on“. and
strips of thin bark. all nici‘ly interlvced. but
sometimes employing also large pieces of
newspaper. The 11 s1 is Illlnpi 11.] -.l to th-1
delicnto twigs, tlmt4r-1w on the very ends of
long, wavy branches. To eolupnn-ste,
therefore, for the considerabl‘ 111.111-11. m
which it is subjected wh -u the wind blows.
the nest in mode Very deep, and quits small
st the top. So deep is it. in fact, 111111
usually wo can not detect the shim-.1 1.11:1,
unless the 11.1.1 is looked upon fr «1 11‘-

“ In the inst-111cc of the nest her-- (In -
Id. this gvent depth of the original st1u I111.-
ame nicely into play ; for the outcome 1 f

we.

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,tho bird‘s thoughts was that to b11111 11 :1. 1r

floor to the nest. while it wo-itl 1:
‘coHng two of her own 141,1.- n -“-.1I~1~. :,
would phico the unwieldy egg of 1!.- 1111».
low down in the basement oloo, and 11.411 1
than luvo half free to mr her own I! 1 I. .
mm“. on ll“ 30001111 floor. This ~ 1-
minningly ooeomplisliod by first planing .1
flout twig just obovo Ilia eggs. and than in-
urwuving «11111111113112: 11111111111111 with the
iiduoftho nest, allowing their woight to
tootupoilthotwig extending from aide to
dd. ond projecting hey-Ind thorn-Frau.
“ (51?!- Itcuu obuut 1min.“ in 86. Nick.
I“ .

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—-——.>———-
THE JSW'S-HARP.

Tho origin of tho Jow‘ slurp to lost In tho
hung lips. of time. out! bu hardly over nt- -
mooted oulolont notico a o musieol instru-
ment to be .wortb tho inquirioo of musicol
antiquarian In Gonnouy it io culled “ mill
Harmonics ;“ lll Denmark. “ blund hsrpo“ ,
in Sweden, “ “unsigo. “ in Pronoo, “ Guin-
bsrde;“ in Italy. "'l‘mmbo.‘ and in tho
Ilivl1l11111l,“'l‘romp.'l‘bo Greek: of
Smyrna call it in imitation of its sound.
“ Bimbo.“ In tho Notborlondo and 'I‘yrol
it hos fornlonc time boon tho delight of
tho poo-onto, tho him nod their fun-
iliou. nudotprooentitooomotoboinon ox-
xptionol gm: tovorln Amer-loo. whore 1111
Englishman has in Troy onlobli-hod n too.
my of those vibrating instruments; sud so
brisk hit! tho business boon that smith»
factory has been started montly when Ibo
Joanna-mph“ Jow‘ s-horps m turned pat 2o
iuu-lrods of thousou ls.

The first noted pr rformuieo on this sim-

plo instrument in mentioned in the memoirs
offline. do Gaul“ in which in dooorihod
tho nstoniohiu; power on tho dowhhhup of
n pair Gorn. :111 soldier nomad Rock, in tho
oorvico of FM lei-i1 k the Gmt.

llnwovor it was owned for a Sermon
hard-anion and lobhrer of to name of anion.
loin t 1 sequin on alumni E imp-mu reputa-
inn-o-oplayor on tho Jews-harp. AM
anyoon‘ duo opplicotion ou-l study. hr
mmouutod s lust of 11111111111111... and at
Isinodo perfect mastery our this inlroo
611k Mount.

hlr. Interim-1111 appcwfl'd with gmtoot
success 11t mine: rto. first in Paris. in Janu-
51.11826, 11nd lit r on in L- - 1 21m, in lung,
[826. when: 11 ~ 1 x \‘Illfll with “ grave:- and

‘ 'ou the moot: obtaining Italian.
French. “JG-mum oiro to the “not so.
ulation of amateur-crud ‘profosslmmh‘
oliho.‘ H1- and or they” com
I «withlr 9w use» on tho put-111
harp, tho httor nosing-«111m hin- 16.n-

 

 

Abont eight or ten years ago, Dr. Town. J

 

ammonium M m!
. imiiil

muons solos function noon. -

The Afilevo-e-u of the Modern Power
Drlll.

 

 

of modern times that. have both chenpened
the cost of production and furnished em-
ployment for large numbers of men, the
power drill has taken the foremost place.
The old-fashioned method of boring into
rock: with hand drills worked by two men.
one holding the drill and the other striking
it. with a heavy sledge, is obsolete. Speak-
ingZon this subject the other day an expert
said : ‘ . Z

“ All kinds of rock excavation 111‘ inmcé.
quarries. and tunnels and for foundations
in now done by fast pow1r drills. Iiy the
new method tllt‘l’fi not only a. vast saving
of money but a gre at gain of 111110.011.
machine. that any man can lift, will delive‘
I. fill-pound blow 300 times a minute
This gives 11 great ndgantage in the narrow
Quarters where. the rock excavators gener-
olly work. A's the machines 11m worked
by compressed air, there, is a constant sup.
plyoffresh air to [unify the ntmosphcre
in mi excavation. and thus make 'oubtcr-
nuiean work less unhealthy. Them! Zdrills
have been used in boring out Flood 1101‘er
ot “ell Gate. where eight acres have been
~axcavated. . The two of these drills hag
nude some work possible which without
:heru would havelbccn deemed imprtitie-
“do. It is doubtful whether the new \\'1‘st
Shore Railroad could have been built with-
out them, owing to thxi iuuneuse amount of
rock evcavation along the line. In the
\\'est l‘oint tunnel u rock excavation 2‘.”
feet long and 20 by 2| feet in diameter was
made by Contractor E. 1!. Sweet with the
oid of these drills in one month.

“ The fastest rock excuvutiug ever done
w by bowling 1! Kennedy at l‘uctoryvillo,
I‘m. in the lh-l.111.1rc, Itlf‘kuwulllln 11nd
'Westcrn Ilailrood tunnel. which is 2.200
feet long and 191130 in diameter. The head-
ing was driven through 7 feet by 113 feet,
working two fag-vs. in the monIhs and ten
days. The contractors claim that this beats
any previous work by 200 feet. The grott-
ont1.istuncu driven in one month w.“ 3112
./ ‘|
\\‘JE\ery equipment'for railroad buil ling
Jo“ includes 11 liberal supply of power drills.
T1111 plant'for driving tunnels ' the Noun.
am Pacific Railroad made a lo: Z for sixteen
com“

-' ‘-

THE HOTEL BEAT.

best who get-111 l1vi11 : out of the hob-l Iii-‘11
themselves. l‘m'. ably n more proper class.
itlcatiou in this case wonll put him in the
cotegory of swindle". but then, nearly all
dead beats ore swindleru of oome sort. The
hotel bent in p.‘elty well known everywhere.
"in clothing ii always 11 trifle shabby, but
he genemlly contrives to spruce up in such
1 way that the shnbbiucss is not much no-
ticed. Ilia manner is sometimes easy mnl‘
sometimes lofty. And his 11min object at all
times is to disarm suspicion. lle makes his
rounds wi:h n minimum of baggage, n 111.111-
mum of brim-1 And a fair average of cunning,
tho bro-o and tho cunning olwsys working
on tho sumo line. Some years ago tho hotel
man formed on “oxidation for mutuol pro-
2111:1101. against the miscellaneous frauds.
Including the habitual bent. ind since that
time he has not been able to make out quits-
so- well. An Cld stager is pretty sure to 11.1
known, 111111 treated with such gross and
summary disrupt-ct as would disgust 11nd
humilinto a Kentucky mule. He may even
find himself “bounced" or “ tired out “ 11.1
suddenly that he does not know how the
thing happened till it is oll over. The new
bond, though, still hos n fsir chouco. Even
the detectives who oro olwsys on duty
around the hotel omens, may not discover
nuythiug suspicious in him till he is ready to
'3le out and play his gnmtv' somewhere f‘l\t‘.
In some cases he pays up for one week in
order to clear the way for o second. but his
genernl rule is to pay nothing and get all 1111
can. The proverbial black sheep of every
bodily is pretty sure to be I hotel beat at
01111 time or another. 011.1 ‘ol—color your»;
msn of this kind has struck nearly (Ivy-1y
hotel in New York in the course 1111
swift comr. sud is now «rotting, so to
wash. in freoh fields sud postures new.
somewhere out Wool. His fornily cut 11111.
of! long ogo as o napoleon case, but he stil‘

' name no capital in his den-.I-
ond no it is pretty well

 
 
 
 

the non of Vsnbuoron Blank,
or. he in ouppoood to be good
bill. onywoy. ond. possibly,
tho no or $20 ho borrow: for on hour or
to. ond'hio truo ohnrootor to not suspected
filloftovhohouuoodport of the money tr
putofow bundrod mil. botwoon himaoll
and bio victim.

-———-<>—-~——-
COFFEE BEARS TO ORDER.

 

“Give no your opinion of these. young
man," cold the out side ‘grooor. a ho cpl-cod
boforo the reporter o htndtul of coloo
buns. “They nrou‘t very rognlor in also.
“they! Now comp-ire thorn with thooo,
sud tell [no which you think sro tho better.“

The grocer pl iced r1 mound bondful dous-
Iido of tho others The two lot- wovo 0!
the mine dork brown color. and at o littlo
distauoo oway prooontod no very morkod
dim-mum Closer inspection obowod thot
while tho oofloo bean-1 nut obown woro not
all of tho run 1 piano, the second houdful
wore of oxtmmlinar‘y regularity, tho m
boimz very plump and large.

“I know wlint von an going to tell mg
Zmdot 111111311111» any one ~would my on.
Your opinion is thot the lust lot in tho boot,
isn‘t it P Well. tho diloronoo botwoon tho
two Micheli- that than which I 'ohowod
yoanrotoroohirlotefooloobeono. whit.
1111101an oun‘t coho ot all. out nov0r
grow on o colon bush.“ -

" Wbot kind of obuh they now on!“

“No bush stol. My. on o monoton-
urodortlelo. Yonnoodnotlook u if you
didn‘t holiovo it, for it‘s o foot on which ya
may mfoly risk your lost «limo. M on
nothing noro or loos than i-thtiono. mods
outddongbood bro-nod up I: run-bio
thou-111 colors 'l‘hoyoro modo in In“
nod bohotl ofhrword. hob no.0 is obs!
patriot in rib-1pc. out .11 no oliho. You
won‘t and 3.111110 color boom to hovo .th

“Mlookolrightbntlturlnomo
thotooonowouldmidohothobo

“unturned“!
“Yon-Iowrouo‘omyoon. moo. lo

macaw!» cough

hgivoooymwhoboyoo 0f

onloonpoudoftbolmitotion. No.1-

dood. Mmixitinthoproputinof
fouulvoofoolootoooootthoimflo-

lion.» Nobody cumin oloh boo-1.10.
hoor povoouoomplolnfid bodooloo ooloooll
thoti-I. ‘I’uonolosn‘ttollhow howit 51'
nyothohoooohoopov; ‘Iboythoooloo ll

butm'
“Yoso-othopoovoooulxoh‘owwith

 

Among the runny labor-saving appliances

Aditl'creut type of species is the dcu/

hunondfiindhmyulf. Ian iZ‘

“STANDARD '7 .

LAUNDRY WAX.

I‘reecrvc~ line." 111‘‘ :1 beautiful finish. pin 11‘ his
the iron from ~11: lam: save- labor.

Five Cents a. Coke.

Ask your elth'hi‘cpi'r for 1:.

411.1111: 4——

Standard on 00.,

‘4 El El. \XD. (lllln.

A<W. AnStin,

. Opera House Block.

$.38

 

Forwalk, - Conn ._
k , —1‘R.\1‘Tll‘.\l.—
11111111111111.1111 Jeweler.
' .‘.-11' sum in Norwnih'hlr
Rockford Watches.-
‘1’11.~ 1.1:.-1 11111.. 111.1

American Quit-l. 'l‘i‘ain Watch
.lladc.

\llrjt‘ .‘\~-'1rtu'.1l.1 1ft

G011 anNilIer Cases

Key 11nd Stem \\ 111d,

The Inn“! Thin-.- 111 \\'.~111'l1 Inn’s. one that can '11
slal'tiv bc 11111112111 fmlu :1 ”11111.11:
- ll‘,s'u Face. and lli..-I I‘Yvh-I.

Rockford Watches
511311 1135A \\'. Al'STlN are

-~—( ll'A 1:..\.\"I‘I-‘I~‘.I 1~——
. ll\' 'l‘lll". ~

Rflflkifll‘fl WHIZEII 001111151“.

Instr

All

9.111.131“ 3111.....-

Furniture.

.\c\\ l‘all Sty-Ins cf Bedroom Suits 11f
“' ulnut, .\sl1 Mahogany t berry. 11111}
P. nurneled suits—our own nuinnfai turc.
New styles In l‘ar'lor s111ts.,niadc on
Ihe prennses, from $310 up. Also furni-
ture for libraries. dillllIY-IIH‘II’IS

First-class ixlcnsion 111m..- 11'11l1 fall
leaves. at $l per foot.
Balding—Elegant pure curled hair

n1 “tresscs‘ also other varieties at low
prices.
lh (l Springs, from $1 up:

spruu. .s $4 50.

Carpets. -
The largest stock in the county at the
lowest prices in America. ‘
Bigelow 11.1.1) Brussells $132
up.
Ruxbury Brussells carpets 90c. per yd.
Good (inslities of other makes. 55c. to

\\‘ 1 ‘\'t‘ll \“ "'9

.1 per \ (I.

1.

English 3-plv ond Kidderminoter anr~
pets, the “kind that never wear out.“

Lowell extra super Ingrains. 80c. per
yard.

'llartfor‘d extra super Ingrains.
peryord. .

Good unlity of Ingrown. 250406512
Oil Clo s. \V ell seasoned goods 11
specialthvvpi 1' ;o 111 feet wide. tit low
prices.

Window '

Elegant new styles
Window shade l1 suds '.‘ w” lths and
colors.

draw shade pring rollers: $3.50 per

750.

 

ill-Wing? to run ch all the new shades of

Cornice poles from 65c. up

Writ bros: poles with nugg‘brnck‘
oto. and ends. $3.50

Hadron loco Nottingham. and heavy
confirm in grout variety.

' Paporhangtn‘gs.

'The largest. stock in the stare—five
hundred ulflennt 111sig11s and psiterna
in gold and ti. its for decmating and or
tiatic mural furnishing at prices lower
than the lowest.

Elegant gold paperhnngiugs. 35c. per‘

If yin wont your house decorated
frescoed or 1aper1d.or if you contem-
plate furnis _1ir1g in the latest style, 1.1 1111
modern taste. we defy competition in
style nnd pvicvs We will give you an
eotinmte for the entre furi' airing of
your .11er In suit vour purse. in hor-
many and good lanlr‘. or mural decoru-
tiou equal to the best city house. We
employ the bent paperhongera and deco-
ntcre, also the very bestu upluJa-Iervm
uldcnrtoin nod ohodo house Send
drool your windows and it send
you sampled and estimates f window
oliodre or in foot muting/011 dcoiZZt‘o to
furnish your house with. . .

‘ r and mantle glasses.
.in stock and to order
ans. ,

0111 furniture lotercd‘ in

Z‘yle. at low MW

No One Can, No 0110 Stroll
Undersoll Us! '

Roving furnished runny of the boot
hour-coin Noni-nth. will rotor you to
them if you wish. You eon save money
by colllng on no. 1110 bcot goods at the
bwrot cor.

 

 

 

DUNLOP’S .

Washington Market,

Lauder‘s Block, - So.Nor1valk.

A CAN

-— 0f the Celebrated Fox Brand of ——

TfllllalflflS' [illflll ' AWHY

To Every l‘urvhascr of

One Dollar‘s Worth of
Goods.

—.1 'r— . -
1 x“

i

DUNLOP’S

Washington Market,

1501-1-19? .Cvlobr‘ut 011

1b
“Our Trade “1111.“

Hams and Bacon,

A Sl‘l‘J 'l .-\l.'l‘\'.

\‘EI-ETANLES lower than any other plat-1' in 1111'
( lly.

Grand n12.11121.5-

vqi F“

New ”Fall 111ml Winter
1

CLOTHING!

ll..:\1' just .1<‘- :1111 .111 11111.1 11»1' '31‘1 l. 0f

1

Ready-Made Clothing

For lien and ll'uy's Wear.

7

1'». -1 11.1}
1.1111;

11111'1‘111'1111; is l":1~111--1:1l-‘1.111:11'c1-I‘111-
1111113». 111111 1. ~1-V1IZ:.I lltcl.1"c-:

1:11 a,
\

111 Is the Time In 1311.

‘11; -.\Ii-_-1s1tl~ \\‘;u_'r-.In:11l :1> 11.-pr.“
v1‘llll‘d.

\1- (11111.11

()no 'I’rico . ()nly.

.\ rlnc stock of ticut‘s Funilstiinz 11.111111; alto large
5101 l. of .\u1er1\ 1111 11nd Fun-1:11 t'ssr-Imen‘s.

M. Davis,

‘Ulllll .‘ii 1'“' all;

BOOTS 3111' SHOES,

lh‘.‘ 3.——1—

I HAVE IN STOCK A FI‘LL LINE OF

\lulnn‘ 1.1 mb "1 In

 

’, Boys’, and YZimtlis’

Boots and Shoes

ALL sri'nm' 11x1) Low Pincus.

yohreno“. kisses" and
ennui-cor”. ‘

——ALL suns—.—

Ladies’ [(11 111111011

‘1.!)0. 1.25. 1.51, 2.00. 3.50. 3.00. 3.50.

liens

—Gouts‘ fine HanZLSewed—

Bllllllll 111111 3111101883 {1111111.

To buy o putts-I Boo: or '51“

In Prion tbot‘r Low. in Style that‘s Now.
60 try the lions that plan-o nll. -
m nukoo you glad when e‘er you coll.

 

——-—AND THAT IS—-——-—.

"BROWN’S.”

South Norwolk

87 )lZoin Sr. -

Oil Stoves}
F 11 1111311811111.

Are the onl'y agents for this city for the

sole of tho Adorn: & Westloko out! How
Economiot' -

011 Stow’res

And Fixtures. Alon for onto the“;
flower and OIL B'lOVEI
monufocturcro‘ pricing.

 

 

Thin Poroclotnfi” oud'l‘in Wore:
just received. “Rouge! in tho
motto: award on bond. Afiue stuck

offlojoliooond Decorated (number

Hmogtviooocolloodjodgcfov

 

til:vtl~ d11111'rul 'o:111y point within the 1'in bruit: "

’1 1111111111111 1111111110111

U n‘d'e rtaker,

‘ Continental Insunnccmof \ ..1' with $4. :1]. in.“

. Andrew S. Waterbury,

BENEDICT mums,
Teacher of Violin.

M1140 furnished for all ux'as'vns.

DIBBLE'S BL‘K.. $0. NOR\\'_\ LK.

1172-3111.

”.‘Richard Welton,
Teacher of the-10111111111 Plano.

Alldn ~~

 

P. 0. BOX 172. RESIDENCE
So. Norwalk, Ct. 29 West Avenue.
mi 1:

South 1101-1113111. Band

L'mle r Ilu- Direction of

Prof. A- 801 no,

I‘ no“ prepared tofurnish Bro:s and Strip; ' Mir-1c
on favorable t1 n11~. .\1ldn~.~

Zl‘lttll". IIElhE (1:11.51 ll “‘3
South Norwalk, €111.31.

O. E. WILSON— ,
GENERAL

Insurance 81 Real Estate Agent.

Room $11.3. Gazette Building.
.\‘uli\\'.-\I.K. 1 oxs

\IO'N P_I_\’ T() LO AV:

J. R. _RAZYMOND.

Bllllllfll' and ’UUHH‘HEIHI‘

“'ork done. by the Day or Con-
lraol

Shopfoot of Franklin St nearcntrsnc

to nurxc rv. P. 0. Box 611. 4041f

“ '1101'1' .1 11:21:11
5-! Main Street.

8111.111 _\'or11:11l1.

139p

s Building.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Icorn Fun-r6 sum-1 111.11 the FJIHn‘.
in; prulrl; IE_1 a111 11111sl I11

#Julius Baker.

BTAIR BUILDE
Is [1111 'ms‘s Sir-11‘. \ \\‘.11‘1:II STREET.
sor'r11\uri1v11s k - 11““
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$2.00 1 Six 31031115. .
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Terms of “Iver-rising:
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SI. NurwaIk-Savmgs Bank.

51 Washington Street.
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1.“.111'

Price For
llaa‘s. Bones. Bottles Iron
and Metals.

l‘:.1‘Iii's moving can sell the
sending: postal card to

W. PODMORE
- :1 1:11x1-1i1v111:

JOHN H SMITH

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FLO R": 541-

» /'
MAXI): straw.
SOUTH XOR\\'ALK.

-'DAVID s'row.‘

Main St... up stairs. Clark & Lane‘s Block

REIDEXCE: ‘6 WEST ST. 552

{3‘1 have a PROCESS r011 Emmi 1x0
far superior to the ice box now in use
and Med with no more expense. \

WRAY»
CRAiYON’ STUDIO.

4!: and 47 Washington Street,

 

alk.

Over llodnell s and Fe rris“ s >1cn~ Rec-prion
room is bur 11m short flight from the nth“!
I would rv~ncctfully solici ‘1 the patron: g\ of "row
desirirw. i11111r1 rvtpu‘l the not cure in the
«Ira-11in: of “11.111111 [\Iflflllll fl every style. I‘:c
tare Forums of the tho-inst 1 tier! nut and rich de-
signs.
Gold Brouri. 11ml “‘oods Pom“ 1 am. pie mn-
Fromm-of all k: nds at prices lower than New York
r1ce~ Artistic l‘..-~1-1‘or11-1.‘..~. and Vus or :11
indu. ' (‘11 l (in

$011111} 01\

£13121”?ch
Insured Against L111 11 Fire?
11.1.11111-01111,

Residence and (Mice No. (0 loin st,
sot‘ru Nonu‘am'cosx.

111 Agent fl‘len following smog and reliable
computes. t'll: - Ascent.

(:c rmon \nlericun 93.71718?
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