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I ml'r "no Antler-Tree.
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1883.
WHOLE NO. 655.
i \nd as I stood there half afraid I caught
; a glimpse of :1 boat, it was headed for shore.
1 and its .xoh' occupant was Robert llauforthI
' my l11trotl11-1l husband. I'lvcu as I gazed
half stunned at the strange realization of
‘ my ‘blilll. there came the report of fire-
\f‘lll‘l. 11111 with a shriek that I .xhall never
f11r~_:1't. I111 f1".l forward and the waves closed
over him.
Sim-H11; 1111-lly in my t~'1‘1‘11r:\111l anguish
l t11'.'11~'-l '11 fly for l11-l‘p. when close to my
ud- 1 x1“ l‘.1ul Lamar. pale and horrified.
l'_11xx:11g all his water clothing he sprang
intv- the 1111. r aul soon reached Robert‘s
Sldi'.
'l‘aking him in his arms. holding him fast
with 111-111l1rful .xtr1'11gtb. he fiulrtt‘li'ikll the
xlxI-r1. nu i111111i11; with the grace of a young
pnl. It \\.1.x :1 hard battle with the
\\.1\11.x. but 111-1 xhur-1 wa.x gained in safety,
:1111l,ih a f. w 1111-1111 111s 1111 m- I was bending
s-l
11\1r111y l1-vI-1"x i11x1iixil-lc f'irni. “’v'r'llili}:
=111.l\\.111111-4.:111d denouncing l‘aul Lamar
11x hix 111llr1l1'l‘1'1‘. for ”111‘“. in Robert llan-
\\'.1x' a l1ullvt~h11lc. {a great. gap
from which the red blood was
IUI‘I‘\ xid' .
i111; hulc.
111111111114.
" (idlll‘li'lli' 2 “
I claim Il into l‘.1ul IIaInar‘s stern face.
." lic groain'd. “that
guilty of such a dreadful
“ ('11:: it lu' puxxilvlc
you In lieu 1111'
«lv‘cil 2’
~x11111.1tion
'll11t.“lc1'i-d. wildly. "
to take hix' lll".
llow low I r1111xt have fallen in your
he had no other
enemy. l‘aul
l..1111.1l' T “
-ll1x f.11'I l»l.1111'i11-Il111aIII-athly whiteness.
'1'1 Il-1'1. ll- l11 1'1- t111'111 Il. duwly. " when
llnl-I it 1'1-1'11\I-1's conxciuus11c‘x l11- will our
story. llv
\\11'1111l1ull1yl1ix'1-w-1iiizl'.
but with him 3 “
l‘aul hal worlo'd :'.\\.-._1'
ill his llll’ulll,
:1111l31-11 xii111-.
11 1l 11 II‘.1I1' my was :11'1'1d1'11tally
which wax in the
1111'.111\\'hilc with
to r1\ll\1‘ll.lh' pour llnln'r’l.
‘ ”1' Hpv'lh il lll‘ 1')'I's ul l.1.xl. and sitting llli'l‘t‘
ltlli'i', \"lllll‘ l‘lllll
tl1-\\' to the village for :1 pli) siciau. ‘I listened
while Rot-11'. 111 taint.
r11l me that l‘aul l..1111.1r‘.x' 1-\pl.111.1tion v.13
tr'iic.
11.1 111.1 11.. 11 1111111111..- Lillil $11 mm.
1
“fill his head upnu my
fin-11111 tom's assur-
l\l'1rlil11l1lxl1~-.1t. lll 1t ln~i1 ' llu' =ai'1'xt
\iay. \vl1-11 l11x Yl'l" ‘Ii 1d .1.-1‘i1l1:1t.1ll) dis-
I'IIugnl. l 112. (hr K l;I-11.Iu' th. wound
11 1\ {1111111, \\‘..111 131 {‘l1)\11‘l.lll .11r1\1'1l. t..-
'. 21111111-
I l 1 .,_".Y\ I '.:>l 11. 1!
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a:
\- . ' . .- .I'2'1) 1.1 LI! 1:. :1l»1'.1-. I
1 " . .~ '..'.I 1. .1. I I 'I‘III 1: 1t {.1-
' ' is ".le x1\1.; .\1l.:_:~11ll lamb
' 11 \I '1‘ .
l ‘11. a I. In. ‘1 f11l‘~' \.1'_1 \lIall I11 1'111111'
1‘ \ '
" ...11..: 1‘1.’ tl11~ threat all the 1 \1 11in;
min-zit i‘ .‘.j I) .. ' ' 1".111 hr my dream '. the
1.11'1 1:.I 11..:1-11 I'1'... 1 11111'tha'. night. II \szx'
1111x I 1:. -1.,;111 tl.1t I 11 It: 51111111111; in a
7. 1 11.11. :1 ngat. r1 mky cliff \\lll1‘li jut-
1 but .1111 1‘.. 111 at .1 point when I had
i.I\11 luI": l-1'3I1rc, I Stood (lure
alone
\\ .1.‘ I 1,; tin x111. x-t in the west in great
' ..-.1 t 1 11,13. and criiiisnn. anl
.\I'1 .t - 1.11. I x.1\\‘ a tiny limit 1'111111
. 11.11 r 1111 \\ .111 r :111- l within it bI-b
1-11 l1 :f -:1!I r11'1\'.11;_: “uh 1111.:. xiii“
1U '11 ~ ~1r.II.;f11111\\:1r1l lllv' shore \1l.1rI l
.xl r-l :1\\ 1111:“; him lint 1V1 nau‘. I \1.:1I'l1c.l
l.111.'1I;-;11'.1.11'l. the xhv 1N. there \‘:\llli' the re
p .n 112 drum». n \uld shriek. and Ruin-rt
llanf 11111 was ntriigglin; in the water. l
turizwl al~ >111 quickIy :.:1vl xaw l'.1i1l Lunar.
wrailifgil and n.;ry. peering from behind 11
“:1 I111‘.
rock. l-‘n ‘0»le 1,114. full of triumph. in
uni-1km; phi 1l.j1'Ist discharged. in his
band» 111.1: ..Ir snow on the to: -1: 111xt crest
' ..‘I ‘1.I\1 x. lln llllI l111t laru'nl
I 1
\1-;?. .I 111‘. ‘. siIrI- '1; I I .1111l 11h. the
1.11 1'.-11.11l1'1.1111wI.x 111.15'11 drg am: after
all. lz‘It i1l~l- rI11111v i to tell 111-i» n of my
lr1'1111. .11Il '11 .2'1: 1.111: that he might be on
ma 1,111,:r1l. l l-iid him lliat \‘1ry evening
win 11 he called. as he frr'picntly did, at our
tvtmgt.
llc guul into my face with cagcr,
sou-hing c.1111.
" Gabrielle." l.-~ cried: “ do you really
‘carc ‘r \\'11ald_y.1u be sorry if anything
hipprlinl tn lllt‘ if -if I were to \ll‘f 1‘"
“1: must luv: read the truth and my
Mbu for In sin-oped Slhltb uiy laud kins-
1111 my lips. When he left me that evening
I was his brtmtht-l \\'if-.-u1tb my mother's
’1'.e r'ailuvut ..1." :11 111111
llut illinkip. 11! I' I1 '1. l..'[ii.'.l"a savage
threats, I ul111l1l1~1‘~l. .1111 I 1'1A1ldunly pray
to God to pew- ‘I my dear .1119 as I left all
the futun- in Ho. ‘11-111115.
the nut o-u-mng l mdefl It 11111111 upon
1.5.11 lmcli uldcii was 1; 1t for [10:11 .11;' home.
an‘: buried 11.1 blissful i'va'rlu I wandered
m, until I 111-1111f 11151.21? in a place which I
hid never before visited. I glanced around
In. and n cold shudder chit over my heart
be-
1'1'11: 1v d Rub-1'1 t.-
1111111atl.1:',111.l l 11111x1 '1 l11':1
l 5: {Eli .111-l \11~l
ll.r1- :1. WK»: ' :'l l '.'11» l1x u: 1h-
\ l 11 ' 3-1.
1:11 .\l1x l'a 1l l.111111\1'r)
111i.1 Y1x.l111i\.;x111.11'1111l.x1~-1:I:1ft1'r
111) 11.111 \1 Elm) .xl1~' pretty l1ttl1
l'l11'1l1 .1':'. l‘.1:l»l- 'l 1'. x 111111~l:1l11'.111} that
tlI-iI 111'1'1 .1". "1.1.4. .I p. 1511-11 of pvl‘»
I1 111111 .1; .\l1‘x. l'.1‘ll l.1;111
.\1.'Il my 1l1'1'.1::1‘.' .\l1.‘
11f1- :: 1'~-111r.11'i1-x.”
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A \VOMAN MADE HAPPY.
Trouble It \\' run In Find an Owner l‘o'
525.000.
.‘lrx'. Cody. a sister of Scrrctar)‘ Teller
h:1.x jux't succeeded in an extraordinary
arraul which called her to Philadelphia.
[[1 r mixxion was to find the wife and child~
r1'1111fa (‘1'I‘ldlll 11111111 Scanlon. the $1111 of
Tln'
“an I So. 111l1111. who I’Ii~-l lax't year in llcn-
\-'r. 1“ l1. avmu 111 p111 perty valued at $231,.
c M. [he only \‘lt \\ \\ Inch .xhe bad \vax' the—u
l.'.; ‘\\|.1 1l,;1' that Sealilull bad llillrdi'l’i‘d his
I. "2. 1' :11 l“111‘..1=l-1lp‘11i.1andhanged hiiux'clf
.1211111111: trial ;\ft1r 21.111111 trouble
111'r1'1l that SI'anlI-n was arr1'.xt11.l
uni-r tl11~ 11.11111- 11! llaiidxun. It .x1-I~111x'
111.1 l\.1\id Seawlnu. who “as born in tliix‘
1.1111}. \v1 111 ll '1ty-x:\ yearx .iguto t‘ounty
l‘ '1 .1 1‘.. Ireland '- l1 r1 I111 111111'11 Il :1111'1'tty
1311- 1l1x»>
1.2. I: 1.1111121' \1\\ 111.1 :h ‘1x1I1ppml
.1":-1p l."."~.1-~11x11. ”111' l‘..~‘ :1
t.1:;~ if! . .x.~;1111.111 d x11t1'1l
‘ I \. f 1k in p1.ll'1:1: 32:1:
1 '..-'I1.. ' .::l l1I1l1- by
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11.1 ‘. ‘.- :x11 xx', 11
~11‘1;t~:.1:11-.\\l1:'i1 11 tm 111..
:1'1 tuft“. 1111'.
I-f 1'11 11l
1I\.':‘I l 211.1 11‘:
tum». I'LL- . ‘Il\
Ill‘uk' 11. 11.11..;.‘. ; 11..I1p1 ,
(‘Il IN 13. . 2. .'1 . i [1.1”
Iva.- xl.1 inn: 1.. 1
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l1--r liux-
f1'1 1:11
lln' \\.'Ix‘1i~'.11l,
.l ll.l\i1l>1\2l.
\1.:.»11.vII1ry.:1'12111'
l1a‘1'.«l.\":11'..‘ 1'Il tic.
'i1'1l11:1:1‘111::::
it \‘1 \
and 111.1:-
.\ 51111 ‘ny lu'l’
.i1‘.xt huxl and h 1d been born nn-anuinlc.
lb. 1:111'1'i1~.l. l-ut proud to be 11’ worthlvs:
fn'lluw. and 111 a 1ll'!lli‘:u'll «plal‘h‘l killed his
inotl; 1' 1-11 May I, !\\‘.'. 1.11.! l1111;.;~xll1iui.x'I-lf
in 1.5 cell following July. \Vlicn
.\lrx'. t‘ul} <~~ luckily found his widow and
inf111‘1111'd b1 1' 11f|l1c Wealth that .x'liz- had in-
lli'l'iiv'vl, slit: r1f11‘1-1! In l"'l1:'\‘1‘ llii' st1'l‘y.:1111l
it. required a good deal of urging to in 1111's
her to act out for Denver. 5‘ .113 I11: two
SOILS
A DOG THAT STEALS PAPERS-
in llli'
“ That means another notice for me.“ said '
a carrier boy of tlle syr'acusc Journal yes-
terday afternoon as he stood on the corner
of llurriet and McBride street. with his pa~
perv under his arm and a look of mingled
surprise and displciuxurc on his face.
" \Vhat do you mean by that '2" asked a
gentleman standing near, who overheard the
remark.
" \be, don‘t you See that dog?" asked
the boy in return. pointing to a huge New-
foundland which was lI-i<ur1-Iv trotting of!
duv. 11 the str ct \\ 1th a {11] led p ipu‘ in his
mouth.
" Yes ; ix' ho yours T‘
“ X11; I d-1n‘t know whose he is. I only
know he has learned the trick of stealing
papers 05‘ this route, and learned it thor-
aaghly, too. The paper he has now I just
left at No.——. As soon as I got a little way
off I saw him run up the steps and collar
the papf‘r. Now the people in that house‘ll
curx'e me for a little thief and my I sold the
paper and then skipped them. To-morrow
there will be a notice on 111‘.) book for me
that. I missed No.—. I suppose it will con~
tinuc till I shoot. the dog. If I should tell
it to anyone who didn‘t see it they would
probably ask me what hour the. ghost walk-
ed." And the disconmdatu tilfi\:lllill itor of
news plodded on his $11 50 a Week way.
A Joke on u Counsel.
General K. W. Judson tells a good story.
It was of a case in the I'nited States District
Court at Alhny a good many years ago. A
patent. right suit was on before Judge Nel-
son. William H. Seward was counsel on
one side. In summing up be occupied a
whole day. Peter Caggcr came in while be
m talking. and after listening an hour,
turned to a learned lawyer and inquired;
“ “hurt the devil is Seward talking about ?“
The counsel on the other side made a long
speech, and the Judge charged. After the
jury had been out about two hours they
came into this court, and the foreman mid:
“ Your Honor. the jury would like to ask a
question." Judge-“ You can proceed.“
Foreman—“ Well, your Honor. we would.
lmdtbcvcry-mdw
\llbto'kuow whit thi In“ E shout-'-
TELLING SUPERSCRIPTIONS.
“1"“ the Mall Agent Lauri-I of Letter.
That 11‘. Through Ills "ands.
“ If you want a position to study human
nature without seeing the person." said
George \V. Stanton, J r., a mail agent, “ you
can find it in the railway postal service.
The letters a man writea are nearly always
characteristic of his description. and there
are as many kind of letters as there are dis-
positions. The careful, painx'taking student
' writcs a superscription ~for of course that.
is all I have to deal with in letters ~pain-
fully plain with all the requisite shading of
the Spciiceriau style. 'l‘lierclerk in a hurry
to get off his mail combines a good business
hand with so much hax'te that it is impossi-
ble to distinguish hix' Iowa from ‘lud. Al—
though the letterx' of persons not used to
writing them are addresx'ml in a cramped,
uneven hand. yet they are generally plain
to read. and if their spelling is not too bad
their destination is easily surmised. Thu
111111: ire tinted and per fumed envelopes
which swell up \Iouday‘s 1111 1il are in a deli-
cate little I1: 1nd but alwayx' easy to read.
Every few mails we get from New York con-
tain what is known as the ' Illutcli brig."
It's a patch of forcigi. l1-ttv'1'x' generally 111—
rcctcd to flu x-1ttl1'1'x' 11pi11t11-' uni'tli woods.
That ix' a pi1'11i1' for in poor li‘llU“ .x! Some
of the names are“ regular j.1w.lu'1~ak-'rx. but
of I'Inirxe .xtatiuux' are all that bother me.
but \\ li.it1'\'1'r i'l.x1' is :m the letter. ‘ Slut.
Michigan. Nord Ann-rika.‘ ix' invariably
.x'111111-ul11-r1- on the 1'11vcl11p1'. There are
gem-rally the or .xiv liin'x' of supri‘m'ripliuu.
'l‘l1I-l1-tt1-1'x \1l1i1'l11'1-1111' from the I'szt are
evenly illltlJ‘lJllll)‘ written. asif the .x1-11dcr
hid l-.«ix'ur1'; but the \\'1-xt1-rn II-ttcrx'. while
tl11.- writing is put ax' 1,,1111-dax' that upon the
Ilaxtvi'n lettvrx'. look :1x5iftl111 suprmcription
l1.11fl11111\\1itt111\\lul r1.11l\ totalu' ati'aiu.
“I \l‘~ 1'11 111 oph- .xhow alluiiv in Me Hiking
about “air l1tt1'r<.l¥~t1lmi'xome abbr. \ia—
ti1u1x1~1r1 11111111111111111111111», was no time
to \\Iit1 out tli1 full 1111111 \lu sorting mail
in tin 1:1r l1.1xt1 ix 1111pI ra \e.11i11l\1'r_\ Mn 11
.11 Lite 1' ix .x'o badly :11lIlr&-d that all I can
do ix' to In it aside until I‘ \c 'nt time to he
d 1w 11 and study. and try to maa
out nf 111-thing."
" ll11\\ abut“ the
Ll\;\1uu\ thing
amount of mail 11:1
f1'r1'1:t1l.1_\x. lt varicx cunxideml-ly.
it :hlm'1l the report: 1'.
"(thy-'1. .\l-1111l.1y ix the letter
Il 1y and \\'1~»l111-x1l:1y .;l111xt.
I‘1'11l1y and Saturday 1.1111't111' li‘finii'sl 1'11211‘
dif-
lll‘ll“
l1ca\i1'xt
' 11~'r'ally ”:1 l.
{1
1111-11'1..1l111.1ilx'. Tl11- Monday morning 111.111
1x xv ..1l1'111'1'1x'p:1111l ". to a 1'1'1'at i\l1 11%
and '1'. 1x \\11111l1 1'I1‘Il 311-11 it will \ai'y wiih
the \11-I1tl11'1'. .\ bright. l1l1';\il1l Sunday
\\\lll make :1 c-unparatii-ly light mail 1111
.\l.1‘.: l1y 111111'1111111, as lu'npli‘ don‘t .xfay at
hnmv' .md 1l1~11‘t but time to» write lu'ttu-m.
llut lvl ”111 Sunday be :1 rainy.
day and it .x1-1~11.1.x' ax' if the
spent thw day writing to friI-udx'. l‘I'ople
write morv- letters in the fall and winter
than thv y 111-intl111.x'1:1111I11-r the spring ii
the lightest season. Many more p. x‘ llI‘c
circulatcd in winter than in 5111111131. as
people have more time to read. t‘orrcs.
poudents are tired then. you know:-
1' 'l‘l11~n~ i.x' l11f.x‘ of {1111 111.1 in the business
if it is hard work. It‘s rather amusing to
watch the regularity which correspondents
often Show. I don‘t notice it in the mails
from larger places. but up the road where
only a {1111' l1-tte-rx' 111111111 on the train I catch
on to lots of rackets. There is a fellow up
north at a siding who always brings his
mail and pm: it ('n the train. “'hy I can
set my watch by that fI'lluw. It's only a
t‘.l\l:\rl'l‘i\lltll‘
“lull-1 populace
short time since l11' 1111111111'111'1'11 to acud
\lllll .xuch rvgulaiity and win-n l11' hands
tl1~~ letter to 11111 he gin-x a “ink and a
.x!11.1il.xiilllu'. 'l‘l111lett1'rgn'x' to a girl 11“
tl1~ 1'1-11t1'1lai11ltl11' regularity with which
“11 1'1Ipli1'11-1111n' luck is a fair nun-11. l
.xl11111ld think. although not 111111'l111faj11d-41'
1::yxclf. tint Millli'lllillg ix' 'rp
l- (are l-'11-_: ”
.11»...- tn happen
‘1'!"lrlti li‘npidx I’ .'2. 12"413.
RAILROADING IN EARLY DAYS.
lloldlziu a To“ ll In Terror.
A correspondent of the Boston ”1 rm“
\1 1'11. .x frI1111\‘:mt.\ l'e. ' At Coolidve. e. ixt of
\\1111_:.1t1-.11 ls; 1nd of tn 11 dcsp1 1" adoI-s held
, the town in tc nor during the 1arlv days of
111.1 railro: I l. lhey 'll\ ed in a log cabin
" near the station and harried the land and
‘ ‘.l11' llr’t\]|i1' like on 111111} \volllx'h Islunaelitcs.
‘ l‘h-y paranh 1l the street with tlieirx'ivshoot-
r\ 1'1111\1-111=-11fly' ready. and they “held up“
1 1 1 onle in the town in broad day light. Moro
th111 tl1i.~i.tliev 1' \e 11 um passI ll"\' rx' ax tln v
alighted from the trxin on tho platform. an I
compelled them at the mouth of the rcv11l~
ver to give up their valuables. A stockman
11 as thus knocked down and robbed beside
the train. A German who had made a few
hundred dollars by selling linic incautioilslv
.x‘aowed the money in town. He. was fol.
lowI-d up the traik by the gang. severely
‘ beaten and nearly killed. but he threw his
roll of bills away and next morning it was
found beside the track. This brought about
a crisis. Everyone had known what the
gang were doing. yet no one before this had
dared to lay a hand upon them.
headed by the Lewis 11: 1them. and their
boast was : “ Any one who comes to take
us has got to come shooting.“ But the rub-
bery of the German, added to some atrocious
murders and robberiesprcviously committed
aroused the people. The Sherifl', accom.
panied by a pause all heavily armed. moved
upon the cabin occupied by the cut‘tlirmits,
who were then cooking it calf which they
had openly stolen. The Sheriff went to the
door and called to them to surrender. The
reply was u volley, ‘und he fell (load. 'I‘iiru
tho ball opened in earnest and closed with
three of the band lying dead, one dying and
one, I believe, who escaped. Two citizens
wen killed. Frank Lewis ran up the rail-
rmid thick firing at his pursuers as he ran.
But he was already wounded, and a well—
aimed bullet brought. him down. My infor-
mant run up and, lifting his head. asked if
be had any manage to send to his mot-her.
Lewis grasped out, “ Tell her they‘ve inur-
dered me," and died. The cowardly,
treachemrn amassin! The stains of marry
a murder and outrage soiled his soul, yet he
complained because he had met the M
which be bad meted out to otheru.
The Tom Way.
When the time for settlement arrived thl
gooddoctorpmsentodabillforsso where-
upon tbe mm ofthe house took down his
trusty rifle, walked up to the Doctor and in
friendly accents said: “You wan't 3611'
03 without a settlement, was you, um:
I don‘t. propose to owe no man nothin‘
Hero‘s-ten, whichI reckon is about the
squat» thing. Now, then. if you ain‘t mt-
lsflod jist get yer weepon and come round
behind the bill that, so the old woman
won‘t get riled up, and we‘ll settle it. I
dou‘twant .10 man to go 'way from my
house dissatisfied ‘specialiy you, Doc.“ ’11
laperhapsneedlcmtoaddto the length of
ltbishistoriculnamtiveby saying that tho
physicianmssmanwhoooulddnws
logical inference and that ho “pro-ad an
opiniouonthe spot that ten dollars oun-
diluted Ir'unplc and em generous ro-
. Innuendo: for the services Indexed.
m. H a wuy to uhmymuumumblc,
I; ll”. '1“!- tbqsu-to have m
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They were ’
A NOVEL VOCATIOlh
The Money Made In Buying I III-hm
law and Selling II “III.
In a city like New York there are always
a great many business changes. In the
the smaller stores along the avenues and in
most of the cross business streets above
Canal, you can find parties every day who
are ready to sell out if they can only close
up without any very heavy loss. There is
an equal. or perhaps a greater number of
1111-11 who are ready to jump into any little
business which acorns to promise them a
modest competence. All I do is to step in
and relieve the seller at the lowest figures
I can persuade him to take, and accumulate
the buyer at the highest price I can get
him to give. The difference is my profit.
" For instance.“ I bought out this little
cigar store two weeks ago. I had my eye
on it for sonic time, and noticed the pre-
monitury symptoms of early dissolution. I
inquired in the neighborhood when the
man‘s renew-1111111 be due. Two days before
that time I made my appcamnce, and got
into easy conversation with him, in the
course of which he proposed selling out to
inc. Then I obtained the. very lowest price
for fixtures, stock and the business separate-
ly. The upshot of it was that I would [my
nothing for the business, because there waI
none, and cut down the pricex' of stock
very materially. I appeared to him to be
“not to make, the offer. when 1 mention-1d
the rent. Then I told him I could not
assume so heavy an i'xpcuso at the start.
and went away. The next day, being the
day before 111 rent was due. I stopped in
111111; ftp/(Emu arid the man resumed tl1~-
previoi subject. “'1' settled at last. I
igrccing to pay half the out. I demanded
immediate ‘uim'cxx'ion and obtained it. I
gave myself twcnty~four hours to put on flu
fancy touches. Scrubbers started in first.
and were instantly followed by cheap paper-
liangcrx' and whitewashem. Then the whole
.xtIu'k was brusl d up, the fresh sides of the
boxes were t1 ned outward. anxigluly
jects were flung into the yard or under the
counter. and a cheap but 1'\t'rc1111'ly liycly
1111.1'lotl1 was put down whcrc it would make
the best show. 'l‘lii'ii came the stocking up.
This is an art by itself. and a gwat deal of
your sued-as in this huxiuv-sx depends upon
it. You £1112 you must .xo arrange that in
selling out you will not only get paid for
\ uir ‘ lillsillt'xi.‘ which cost you nothing.
but make a profit on your stock. which has
".Iul 111-it1l1111r to it. Of cour'x'c, l
I'hc cheapest but sl1¢1\\;1 xt artielcx' for .1
business like this. ax tl11~ 111.111 1 pr1-p« w t1
111-ll out to must lie 11 1:11:11 one. A good
many of that Sort buy $11'all cigar stores.
for flu n1 is a current op111:~1n, largely held
among certain buyers of 1'11_\ plants, though
it i.x an erroneous one. that anybody can rim
.1 cigar .x'tui'c. (lf cnurxc. I niakc the whip
duw bloom, and alumxt always put in iunew
and brilliant l‘ll:lllilr'll1‘r of many burners.
I always i11xist that the hammer shall settle
the gas bill. Then I hire an and
advertiS-c for a purchaser. 1 can 11111111 tell
if I have found the right kind of a chap. I
talk to him very quictly and say little.
Selling a busincas is a delicate matter. Al-
niIxx't the \\ hol1' point is in striking the man‘s
fancy. You have tived up your place with
special reference to this idea. and you can
soon tell if he likes the style. If not you
can say nothing useful. In either case you
can tell him you 1 1.1 a little busy and get
him to come in atmmingsalways look
more lively then “and (‘ iisc the transaction
in soon as youcan.“-—.V. 1'.
11b-
i'lim 1x'1
ax.x1xtarit
Sun.
" MACKEREL GETTING SCARCE.
“ The supply of mackerel iii growing lea
and lesx' every year." remarked an old‘ fish
dealer yesterday aftcmoon.
“ “'liat. in your opinion. is tho reason
for the decline ‘3" inquired a customer.
‘ \\'1-ll. Various reasons are asuigued,"
was the reply. “ A veteran fisherman, who
has .xpeiit ovcr twenty~tive years in the busi-
ueax'. claims that it is ln'caiise too many an
caught in the Spring, when they are .xpawu-
ing. The fish are also kept away by an 1111
favorable tempemture of the water, or by :1
scarcity of their peculiar food. 'l‘hcy feed
usually on sea crustaceans. The fish
.'auglit this year. however. are lamer than
they have been for several years past, al-
though the supply is poorer."
“ \\'l1en does the iuackcnil‘scason begin ?"
“ About March I : but the large, fat
mackerel are not caught until August. and
there promises to be a shortage in this kind
of fish this season. . At present only stray
lots come to the Boston market, and tho)
are rapidly disposed of.“
‘ ‘ How am prices at. present 1’“
“ Prices have gone up. Single mat-Ml,
for instance. which formerly sold for 10
cents rl'tail, are now ‘30 cents. Salt mack-
erel, No. l extras. bring from $25 to $310 a
barrel, whereas the price last y 'ar was from
$15 to $20 a barrel. At this time of the
your Bmuon receives the greater part of the
catch.“
“ Have you any figures at hand to show
the difference between this year‘s supply and
hat 1’“
“ Yes; the dealers in thisclly have figured
it up. and report a catch of?» '.85'l barrels,
or 133, 46-1 barrels lam than last year‘ s catch
to the same date. The New England flout
caught lust weak only 7,813 barrels, ogainst
211.300 barrels for a corresponding period
last year. It is sfill too early to predid
with certainty that the yearly catch will be
a very bad one. for it is still possible that a
heavy catch may be made near the British
Provinou before inm."—Bm
Globe.
PATENT VlNEGAR.
“What‘s the lickcrl” inquired u Clove
land reporter, ashe walked in the Health
Offioemd espiodtwobeerboulesfull of o
pale yellow liquid sittingonthetsblointhe
innermoturn.
“Don‘t. be alarmed; its only grocery
vinegar, warranted not to be intoxicating."
smilingly responded Dr. Asbmun. “This
oasis genuine white wine vinegar. or at
leasttbegrooermyuso. Min It in‘t
mummghtohurtyou.“ Thoseumtiou
experienced was a weak, puckeiing lul-
phuricmidsort of a taste, no more Ilka
whitewlmvinegsrtlmnhllowhlika but-
Oar.
“Tbstisbad,butitisn‘tsobsdmtbls,"
uncorkingtbaothsr vial, from which the
subtle odorof varnish and hnbu'k oom-
bincdstolcupou the reporter‘s bewildered
senses. 1 .
“This vinemr, air, is a genuine fruit
vulgar, composed of rainwater, brown
maudwbitoosk shavings, tbs Inga
omntitueutsbeingtbe “brand the show
lugs. m white oak bark furnishes the
huburksudvnmlshodoruudglvuquita s
puuhry. tutu. Now. all this slop, while
untpsrtioukrly deleteriouin ltmlfds not
rmflyemdudveofgoodhmlmmm be
imagined A gallo- d the still is not
worthsluntolrmbuhsrpvimgcr,mhrm
mehMudum
haputawayinitilmluntodsoaymflut
wltlrwlllruudowu lilll. But this 3 m
q 80.?30rl'slk, Sept:
~NEW1—-
Meat Market
. 53 IAIV STREET.
Having taken the Fund adjoining the Congrcga
tlonsl church, and fitted it for u
First - Class Market
I odor the public a Full Li1:c 11f (‘hoicc
Meals 111 Vegetables
At thi' Loin-st Markcl l‘riccs.
CHARLES
The veteran butc be r. will he in 1 h: 111:1 , 111111 \\ ill.l»c
plt'lfi'd to H“ all his old fric mix and the
Sylvester R. Tripp.
.1814).
Day
'1. GODFREY
Geo. W.
11 IS SELLING 1
First .. (‘lass floods
.\~ Low .'1~ any ullu'r Store 111 ”11' t‘ily.
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Pound of .lli.\'111l"l11a.
\\'1 am .1‘3-1 .
OIYSlOl FI‘lllliOl' OOKO OlSll
l’oulul HI. .‘I i\t'1l 'I‘q'u.
1111; .1 .\pl1 111l11l
'l'u .'x 11:11 I-f 11.11
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\\‘.1:1:1:.!11i l'a'i'
Geo. W- Day-
1]. 11111111118: ‘ .
Stamford t‘mm .
FURNITO E.
Ne“ I'iill Stylcs 11f limiiuuni Suilx of
“'nlnat. .-\.xl1, Mahogany. t‘herry. and
Enameled suits—our own manufacture.
\1'\\'.~'t\‘li1s m larlor .x'uitx'. made-1n
tli11 llrt‘llllhr‘S,‘rl'Ulll 3131'“ up. .\l.x11 t"1ruiv
ture f11rl1f~rari1s (lllllllfirrlklnlh 1111.
llrrl't lasx‘ o Xlt‘ 11.x:1111 tabl1 s \v itli fail
leaves. at $1 per f11.11_
lit‘tltllllLZ-~I‘:i1‘g:tllf 3111r1'1'111l1'1l l::1ir
m:\ttu'.x.x:x; al.xu other \' .11 '.:1x:1llI1\\'
lil‘li‘t‘s.
llulSprinns.fr1-.11$l
sprmi .x'. $4.710.
OAEP TS?
Tliel ul1'1 .x‘t stock i: 1 tlu1 County at the
lowc<t pr111.iu.~1\ni1iu':.i
lligIaiw Body lli'11>.x'cll.x $1.“
up.
Roxbury l‘rtlssr'lls carpctx' 901'. per yd.
(loud qualities of other makes. 551'. to
501'.
English 3 ply and Kiddcriuinstcr car-
pI'It x'. the "kirui that nevi'r “1' :1r out.“
Lowell extra super Ingrai11.x,501-. per
vard.
llarlford extra super Ingraiiis,
per yard.
Good quality of Ingrains. 971C. to 650.
Oil Cloths. \\'cll seasoned goods a‘
specialty, from 2 .0 15 feet. wide, at. low
pricoa.
WINDOW SHADES.
Elegant newstylcs from 30c. up. 1
Window shade hollands all widths and
colors.
Patent shade spring rollers, $3.50 per
dot.
Fringcs to match all the new sharia of
bolla'nda.
Cornice poles from 651:. up.
Elegant brass poles with rings. brack-
ets. and ends, $3.50.
Madras lace Nottingham. and heavy
curtains in great varictv.
PIPE ElNOINOS.
-t stock in the state—five
hundred different designs and patterns
in gold and tints for decorating and ab
tistic mural furnishing at prices lower
than the lowest.
Elegant gold paperbimgings. 351:. per
roll.
If you want your house decorated-
frwcoed or papdrcd or if you contem-
plate furnishing r the latest sly 10, with
modern taste. we defy competition in
style and prices. We will give you an
estimate for the entire furl! .aliing of
your house to suit your purse. in bar~
many and good taste, or mural decora-
tion equal to the best city houses. We
employ the best paper-hangers and deco-
rateru, also the very best upbolstercrs
and curtain and shade hangers. Send
sizes of your windows and we will send
you Meg and estimates for window
shades, or in fact anything you desire to
furnish your house with.
Pier and mantle glasses. Bric-a—brucs.
etc.. in stock and to order from special
designs. .
Old furniturcre upholstered in modern
style, at low prices.
No One Can, No One Shall
Unde sell Us!
. Having furnis ed many of the best
houses in Norwalk. will refer you to
them if you wish. You can save money
by calling on us. The best goods at the
O. EOWll‘ll Sllllll.
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P A '1- E N u:- s.
A. M. “'OOSTER,
Attorney - at - Laxw,
(Lute examiner U. 8. Patent Office.)
Oil-riots: 4361mm: Street, Cor. Fairflcld Ari-mic,
Bridgeport. Conn
Having had civht your: c xpcric rice in [his bueinnc
I am prepared to give mvpcruonal ancnrion to all
matters relating to I'atcnts bcfoic the l. 5. Patent
()tllcc and the courts. 1 have perfccied arrangn me 111.1:
for soc urini: Fon'iirn I‘atcnts promptly and at “'11.“—
unable rates l‘n'liniiuary examinations made with-
out delay by my Vt aehirigron com-spondcnt. Send
sketches of \our inv critiou or call in pcreon.t‘15lly
Grand Display
—O F—
and Winter
CLOTHING!
I have 31»: ntcivcd an immense .xtock of
111111111111 Clothing
For Men -:llltl Boy’
' New Fall
5 Wear.
ilur t‘lulhai: 1.x I-‘:i-l:1111.:1l1l11,madc inf 1hv' ll1_x'.
tcri.'il1-. and 1‘ .x11l1l at ”11' In .151 Law:
l‘rm .~'.
N11 is the T1111 11 Buy.
No in en baron-.'.
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All :walx “‘arrami d 11x lit prc
.xvutrd.
11
()ru- l’rir-o“ ()nl_\‘.,
.\ ‘1111 -l-'1‘ 11 of t11111‘— l‘11r11".-h 11- t.1~-1l~;al~.1lar;1'
11111 k11f.\1111111.111;1111l l1-'11'11t 11x: nun- x.
M. Davis,
,\11:“,!) \‘1 hi ;.1k
BOOTS 11111 SHOES,
-7 .. — 1 .‘.u:;, ”——
.\lal1: 11 31111111 "1111 i,
l ll.\\‘l'I IN .‘Tiu’li .\ Fl Ll. I.l.\l'l (1‘1‘
)lclis‘. Boys”. and “1111er
Boots and Shoes
.\l.l. STYLE.‘ .\Nll I.U\\' I‘ll-"E‘-
Womens‘. Misses‘ an '1
Childrens‘.
—‘—~.\l.l. KIND»; .__..
Lalles’ K111 B11111.
$1.011. 1.271. 1.511. 2.011. 2.511, 3.011. 3.7111.
tieuh' Fine llandxfi'wcd
B11111 111111 61111111 Gaiters.
'l11l111\:'1 11 rfn: 11111-1 111'.\hn1'.
ll l"111- 11.:11. lav“. .11.\1_\2-.-1l:.11‘.- New.
“1111} 1311' llousc lll:t'. pl1 nrr‘.‘ all.
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“BROWN’S.”
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‘1‘
\' Iain S. ' - Sm: tli
Oil Stoves!
F H llasl 81 Bros
\‘Irc the only agents for this city for the
sale of the .\dains & \\' cstlakc and how
Economist
011 Stoves
And Fixtures. Also for sale the May-
flower and ngrcm OIL STOVES, at
manufacturers‘ prices.
Thin Porcelain. Agate and Tin \Varc
just received. The best Ranges in the
market always on hand A fine stock
of Majolica and Decorated Chamber
Sens. All goods at \‘cw York prices.
Please give us a call and judge for
yourself.
11“., H. Nash 81 8113.
A. W. Austin,
Opera House Block,
'Norwalk. -
PRACTICA L—
WOIOOIOOKOI' OllO JOWOIOI'.
Sole sgx m in Nor will; for
Rockford Watches,
The Imt Improved /
American Quick ‘Train “1:11:11
Jade.
A Large Assn-smut in
Gill and Silver Cases;
Key and Stem Wind,
\111\\.iik
Conn.
1‘s whim: in Wurch‘lism. one that cu: in
stau‘ly be chm-d fruu a Hunting to an
Open-Face, and bathed.
All
Sold by A. W. AUSTIN Ire
+GUAR ANTEED—
—sr Tin-r
11mm 11111 11111111
Rockford Watches ~
Mun,mal
BE\EDICT FRA‘A CIS
Teacher of Violin.
M nslc furnished for all occasions.
DIBBLE‘S BL‘K..
(:72 3m .
Richard Welton,
Teacher of the Voice and. P111111.
1‘. O. Btl\ 1.2.
So. rNorwalk, Cl.
034-11.
6112:1571;
DENTIST.
\'Bli l\. ~ \YASIIIXGTUN ST.
Addnss
SO. NOR\\'A LK.
RESIDENCE
25 West Avenue.
LAI DER‘S
.'lplmirifmcnis 1'.-1111111 made by Tclrplnun.
this administered for thc 1niiu2c:~' cx‘.r.1r:i1.11 I-f
tcv‘th. (1:11
If. R. RAYMOND
311111111 11111 11111111111111,
“lurk done by the Day or Con-
me!
Shop foot of Franklin St. near cntnmc
to nursery. P O. Box 611. 40:“!
IIOYT 1% MEI‘KER,
54 Main Street t. El y .x slimming.
South Norwalk. (‘1..
Practical Plumbers
5111:1111 and this Ht: 1' rs. dark 11 1'1I‘l11111’11 1" :.111‘
team I'i111' rs >11;-p.l111.~' and (1.1- l". Manx --ll1 -
1111.; prolnptay ultcinlcd to til" tf.
Julius Baker,
STAIR BUILDER,
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of the Hui xt Fabric x,
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SO. NOI‘WOIE SOVIOOS BORE.
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Frécl Cards and Chi'omos.
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l 111111P1111111 Highest Casi
Price for
flags. Bones. Bottles Iron
and Metals.
rue-viii: can sell th:1
sen-i111; postal card 11-
w. PODMORE
>111 "1‘11 .\'1~1:\'I‘.\1.K
Al”.
l‘ill‘llt's 5101‘}; l'_\'
JOHN H.SMITH
F‘ L O R I S '1'
MAIN STREET.
SOUTH N(lli\\'_\l.l\'.
DAVID STOW.
U ndertaker,
Main St., up stairs, t‘lark 1% Lane‘s Block
I’ESIDENCE: 4‘3 \VEST ST. 3‘"
{3‘1 have 11 P110012: s FOR Lin: 11.311511
far superior to the ice box now in use.
and attended with no more expense.
“’RAY S. BEDI'EXT’S
CRAYO N STUD I 0.
—X0. 6 DAY STREET-—
South Nor'xvalk.
Over I‘uulwili‘s and Fi'rrix .x- -1 xx.“
11mm 1.x' but 1112:: saer Ifligar fma 1111 >lh1'l.
I would miu'ctfullv x1111c11 the rutnum'eol‘ llilN
.1\\pt: ii:
tlwiriris. inu'cry n-«pu'r Ill\ utmost can-1' in the
drawing of t‘nnon Portraits in “try htiic. l". 1-
tun1l-‘rurnccufih1 Clullfi‘l pammx and nth 111x
fil"n&
hold. “rout-x Hard \Voods Portrait and Priiire
Fro-1o of all kinds. at prim-«s lower than .\'1\\ York
rag-s. Artistic l‘smc Parlours. and Max:
ln 5. till
Ollillllll, BllllslalllllPlll:
RAIL WAY.
I
By the central positron of‘ flu line. connects the Bax:
and West by the shortest mun-.1111! cur-rim ism" n-
gl'r'c without chm-1' of cars. bout ecu Chocw‘o and
Kansas (‘ itv, CouncilBlufl'ix h-svcnmmh. Archisnn
Minneapolis unilsr. It connects in l‘ nion
Depots with all tbcgcncipul lira; of road f1- 111' 111 n
the Atlantic and Hit 00111;“.le cqu: pmcui
is unrivaled and magnificent bc' 1111- comp- .xed of
Most Comfortable and Beautiful Day Com hrs and
Munificcnt Horton Rccfining Lbuir (in. Pullman s
Prettiest Palace Slccpi Cars. and the cht Line of
Dinind Carr- in the W Tbmc 'l‘ruini berm-«'11
Chicago and Missouri River Pointai Two trains
between Chicago and Minneapolis and St. Paul. via
the Famous
“Albert; Lea Ron l e”
A New and {)th LincI viu Seneca and Ksukakm
Normal born-um Richmond. Nor-
Atlanta. Aug
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