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WHOLE NO. 69:2
SOUTH N ORWALK, CONN ., TERSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1884.
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' “In! ‘ orb-.1 Mrs. Murwntt. in shrill
L‘cz‘hld of dummy. “ Marry lil‘b.‘ IIrthIlEg:
o :.v. -l ~i.un. you ain't never in carnefit,};t
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_) «hm .\l :mut‘e brawl. we’d-bummed
'.'.:c : ruin-«xx i min it smile.
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myrrh. l‘n: grd to her.
.2 .y In! tho limb of May."
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. -t . f the contracting
-..gi.:x..vi_v ' rcturtcd Joshua.
i. ‘z—lv “Nth-r, door. it was only
his: ILSLI. And I \"lts
vnu when you met me half
.‘r.
w‘.-‘
7}..in in your Lind."
«on. ~‘rcwcd up her lips file e
, L» .- L;tt1e,c_v€-s sparkled Witt clcc-
u)
.-’: all ncicr come into this house .
st. 3 who. vv‘n unuusly.
M II'I.11“Il'I_:“pl(‘;lxlt‘\I Joshua. with
u p.t.2.- d look in his honest face. " RO‘
Lewllv‘l’ \\ hen you and father were young.“
“ lint your Inlllt‘f had I little common
sharply reamed hire. Mowatt.
" And I was e lard-working farmer‘s
.‘nuther, A-v-uut one of your diluting. frolic};
34,; gvpncs wh . epcnd their whole time in
.;.-i} puda end apron-{mum end all thnt
sort of n-vxincxmc.“
" And you will find. mother." urged the
_v «:ng mun " that Bean will be just on good
u wilt- e:- yiu were."
" Palmw 1" me Mrs. Mowett‘c curt r0
3 ll. b-r. ‘4 ‘When you know perioctly well
Lnnmt was th‘ domed. Wish of my heart M
.9 you married to your cousin. Nency
Simpson i" ' ,
Jtnh'Hl 821on Ill! head.
" Katy ne'er would suit me. he mid.
-‘ She is“ one .4 ti. sac cold. quiet. serpent-
..kc “um. n tint (In glnluzg about like the
:imst m n 19...}. And I‘m not vain enough
.u auppnsc 11:..2 I currwpor-d with her idea
my lu-th r than I‘llt‘ dou‘ With me.“
“ \Vrll." Stud KIN. Min-:1“. scvcrcly.
" you‘ve made your bed. and you must 1n
. :i it. Jualiuu. 'l‘lmt‘a ell I‘ve got to eey or
3.: ruijct I“
-- Iiut )‘tvd will come and loo her. moth
v-
‘ No.1won‘t?‘
.. You mll wolcume her to n duugbtcr‘e
place in ybur heurt ’3 For my sake, moth.
er I" vchrmcntly plmded Joehuu.
” For uubody‘e sake.“ said Mm. Mouth
-~ 1 don‘t like llcss Harding. and I never
liked her? And if you merry her, you do.
liberately ecpimite yourself from ell you
home estimation: 1‘
Joehtn Mow-ell turned eny. deeply point
«I, end «m to the very heert. '
'~ It must be on you any. mother," In
mid. "Butirthercieen’eetrengmtt a
M be neither Be.’ nun nor mine."
the. Mum kepther word. She nova
looked upon Be- Herding. elthough the
girl. deeply wounded et the idee of tho:
beingebutouttrom the hurt of Joehne‘l
methancunemare then once to be. ed,
uittencc to the home. Sheuntnome-ege
i election. no bride! gift—eh. would not
one lend the green at her prune-cc to the
dmplc wedding.
“ They shell eeo whet it moon: to silent)
uni“ raid ehe. with e quiet. vindictiveneu.
But pretty Been. e girl of twenty. with
b :t. smile-like brown eya. curly heir.
md e genuine “ entities-pink " complexion.
wee innocently heppy in are little term-
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.w the young wife almost a Golconda
Joehunreurromeocemintneeecondnoryl
o! the barn. end broke hlc leg.
“ Send for my mother.“ he eeld. with
white lipe which betokened h‘I mph-ed
egony. “ You on not Itrong enough. 30-.
to endure thin trtnl by your-elf 2“
Mn. Hewett. however. refund to come.
" My eon married to suit himself.“ an
acid. “ Now let hie tine Indy-wile nun:
him up 1“
Yet. all the while he:- been yeerned for
one look at her son‘s face. one around of his
voice. If it had not been for B88."II only
It had not been for Bess. how gledly would
the hnve buttoned to hie eide!
And now’cnsucd reel trouble. The little
muncy which the young couple bed saved
we: ’eoon muttered. Everything went at
loose ends. and Ben begun to? count the
very pennies at the bottom other purse.
“ But. Joshua," she said, “ I thought
Mrs. Mowutt wen rich l"
“ My mother is well 06'.“ Jonhun enevrcr~
ed. sully, “but the property is ell in her
own neme, end she he: never adored Int
Any 0! it. Don‘t you nee. Bea, dnrhng.
that I would rather die than eek her for e
.‘cnt of it 3" ‘
Ilene looked at him with troubled eyes.
“ What slmllI do 1’“ she asked hereelr.
“ Can I sit here end seohim cull'er for the
very neceutitice 01 life ?“
Just at that time n letter came to hcr—i
letter from n city friend who had once snm‘
n summer in blooming vme.
“ Darling Bess.“ wrote Mrs. .Icrmyn.
" don‘t be amazed et what I am going tc
link you. lint I run to have a Christina
warty for my little girh.~nnd I do so long
~ some of the creiunocnndics, end sugared
null. end delicious chocolate cannula thin
you uscd to makc ‘ when we boar led with
your (Hint at Blooming Vale. I iucloéic I
(cu-dollar bill. l‘lcusc. plcusc scnd tht
‘ goodies ‘ by cxpriss. juxt as s mu its you
mn pnsaibly make them. and oblige ovals
instingly.
Your friend. .
Linn."
The ):>:"\'\lfl icurs cuinc into Ilene Mowutt‘c
-ycs rm sht‘ out bmking” at the crisp bill.
uczitly folded into the letter. It was not
only it ton-dollar grccnlmck.-»~it represent
cd health and strength and ewe for Jmhun
-—it .‘l‘t‘lllt‘l‘ to open to her the gates of e.
capo from all the petty torture: of thin pov-
erty-etricln I life.
" “Why have I ncvcr thought
bcfnrc 'r“ the questiuncd hcraclf.
She made haste to x‘rr‘l‘ibl'l‘ tho cairnnzcis
the dainty cream-burs. th \vnlnua in *‘nN-i
in a crystal guniiont of tran ‘nccnt awn. I.
Jess-end with them she Incluscd e bub-v
begging Mn. Dare to open .in 13cm )1 (2:
hcr Wlll’l one of the prominent conicctinnerl
ui New York I And thou sdio ordcrcd t
burn-l of sugar. all manner of dainties and
din-or. and went up guru-t to crack ell tlro
butlcrnllifl and hiekorynute which were
lcft {rum the lost entumn‘s store.
” To be euro. it is only an experiment."
sbc thought. 7 “But I hope.——I believc.——Il
lll.l_\' succeed .' The doctor says that Joshua
will not be strong cminqb to go out of doors
until spring. Our L'?.|u'll.\i‘~§ arc continually
didiuing us, and there in nothing coming
in 1 (lb. it must sncwcd I“
It did euccecd. Mrs. .‘dnw.~.tt‘u dclicutc
borne-made confections. in prcttydmnd
[Idllilul boxes 'ticd with colored ribbons
became Illr‘ IALSIJIOD. Everybody nekcd (oi
thx-m.“ cvcrybudy bought them. lie.“ win»
obliged to hin- mutants and transfer hcr
Working quarters to the old. unused wink
if the house. Money came in with n
pnunptnee‘a and ‘ stcudy now which scorned
Thcro
was no lack now of good old port—wine. rc.
(rubing'fruit. etrcngthcuing food for the .
lnvulid. The farm-house was. painted xincw,
wnccdful machinery was ordered for term
ourposcevncw furniture come in. and Bess
cu-n indulged in thc 'u bcr—unhcnrd-m
luvnry of n blnck silk drcssi
of i!
“ Ilene. you ere ll Good Fairy.“ suit
loslnm. cxnltnntly. " A regular enchant
com!“
But one dayfiws came in with a I»!!!
bee.
“ \Vhsit‘e the matter ?" enid' ’ Joshua.
' Has our new Ben‘s. failed ? In the maple-
mndy scorched 1’ Or has the kitten tumbled
.nto the boiling kettle of chocolate ?“
0h. Jtnbun. don‘t jest.“ utid Bea.
" It‘s your mother 2 ” She has invested
everything in the new railroad that wee to
be cut through “Mimi‘s Fast—rind it. In, I
failure. A gigantic awindlc I The dock-
holdcn lire men of stmw. the president bu:
gone to Japan. end all who have invented in
the concern are ruined totally 1"
Joehue grew pele. “ What are we to
‘0 T‘ onid be.
“ There is but one filing to do," Bea en-
swercd. " We muit go to her. We must
bring her here. Our home must hencefor-
werd be her home I“
“ Bees.“ cried Joehun, in e hunky voi
“ you en en angel!"
“ She ie your mother, Joshua.“ mid Ben.
gently. “And being yours. ehe in the
mine.“
Mn. Hewett. hell stunned by the end.
donne- ot the blow which bed robbed he!
of her ell. ecercdy knew where film we:
when Ibo found herself sitting in e big enn-
obnir by the fire in the term-house perlor.
with her bend in Joehne‘i. while Bees ten-
derly removed her bullet end Ihnwl.
“Butlhevcnoright b be here!” the
mid. piteouely. “ I refined to recognize
your wire—4 hove withheld from you your
birthright, end equendercd it ewey. Why
don‘t they take me where I belong—to the
poorhouse ?“
” Mother. don‘t blk co.“ plended Joehue
“:Ilere‘l where you belong now end hence
(orwu’d! Here. by our heartbetone l“
“ You ere my moths- now." eot‘tly whie
pered Beam—end the touch of her soft lip,
on the old women‘l withered cheek loonened'
the floodgete of her teem-the blamed tears
which wash away ell bitumen end pain!
“ And-yon.“ she nabbed, “ ere my dough
m 1,"
And thereof!” the three were iii-fully
happy together, even though the new Boil.
way ehnelwereeomnchwutcpuper.
Joehue mod the turnip—Ben kept up
the Fency Confectionery brunch at the bud-
neae. end Mn. Hewett the elder delighted
in the hounkeeping.
But ehe looks eomefinee et Ben. end
nye. with teen in her eye:
“Whetwonldever have become o! no.
dialing. if i won‘t torgycu P—Slo'v-JQ
Bruno.
”when“...
"Ahonelhocoverthedoorbzingl good
lucktothchomein everything. Baline-
pro-pm. people-re hernia. not-fins “‘3
orhurttulheppenl:everythin¢iegoodend
—" Butjultthcn.uhctnrncdtofcelffl
bone. which Joehnn hired, where she play-
ed et honeekecpinc with reel old chine
whicbhedoneebeuher We poul
dmtwthvmendeookeden mon-
nercl deliciou- dich- tor her butend't
W
Halberd time- eelne. chem-like end
S the hammer, the step-ladder toppled, he
threw outhis ems. lent hi- balunce.rend. u
he went over, the loose end of that home-
CROOK‘S IleAN STORIES.
“IMO Incldowto e‘ tire Late ("u-Imit- ll.-
letcd 5: “Ir Greet Fuhrer.
There is n grout difl'crcncc MM fight-
ing Indians and fighting while men. The
mvugcs always got in n runsiuon \vhcrc thev
will be shieldcd and only fight whcn they
want to. and our soldicrn are forced to fight
whclhcr they want to or not. and those
icouts know bcttcr how to surprise them
than our soldiers. for they are intelligent
wurriom and hike advantage of every little
circumstance. Every Indian is n general
and knows exactly what to do nndcr any
circumstances. He knows which is the
best position for him and how to take the
enemy ‘nt a disadvantage. He is nlwuyn
under all conditions pcrfectly sclf—wssnceocd. 3
and there is an individuality about him at
all timcs. 'l‘lic auldicr is mcchunicul nnd
part of 2t grout nmchinc rind thereby loses
his individuality. If there is n wciik spot
in our lino nnd u lot of Indian boys on! in
front of no they will drop on that pain: and
mukc {to ranch out of it no u (‘.ceur. Nulmlcon
or lluunilml (ould do. In. tb~~y will do cx-
nctly right. and that is all tin» lwnt gcncml
in !In- World could do.
'l‘bc Apachcs urn tho Hhrcwdcst and bcsl
fighlcm in thc world. 'l'hcy will strip thcm-
iclvcs and ascend u prccipicc likc it cut, and
they will do all this nftcr making it duy‘s
nmrch. During this cvpcditiun they dunccd
through one night to tho discomfort of the :
soldicrs. who wcn- trying to sloop murchcd
all ncxt duy and cli ‘ : cw. \hcrc D
cuyutc vmuld huvc trunblc in gctting. I
hxivc known thcm to run suddcnly on u
quail and kill it with e stone. and run down .
s wounded :mtclupc. 'I‘bcy urc just on much
smarter tlmn any other Indiun nu anybody
‘unld be. They have wonderfully good
aymxglit. bcing able to follow it trail on e
ititrligbt night us \vcll us I could in day‘
.ight. Evidcuccs of tbcir pruwcss nrc visi-
tnlc all through that country Mid thcy and
thc Mexicans have lwcn fighting for hun-
dreds of ycum. and upon cvcry hllllll are to
bc anon the romaine of I’ncblo scttlcinenls
which h.i\ c cvidcntly been wiped out by
tlnm- Induinx. nnd it is a tradition among
the people of that ncctiun that the Apache
is unm\nqucmblc. th they have wiped
an! ivory band of I‘m-lilo Indians. \‘\\‘r[\!
(h.- _\lmpiis and Juuis. wlmm. I uni mtislicd.
urn the some chum of pcoplc. I have tht'n
Lhmc fcllows nunbuécnde in u ]\l.u‘:‘ us levtl
LS a the it.
'l‘ln-rc was a wagon train in lSTl going
)ul of Arizona in t‘ulifurniu. with an cscurt
m :idvuncc. 'I‘hc Indians saw llicm coming
and .unlius‘cwdcd in tlu road. which one
purl. ctly lcvcl. with hcrc and tliurc :i clump
of grass. 'l‘bc Apacbcs luv upon their
strunucbu, lhrcw dust uvcr tln luxclvcs Mid
ind gm.“ in their hair und \vcrc lbllfisml by
Iht‘ I‘S‘x‘nl'! llIlIlUIlt‘l‘ll. Al'h‘l’ tlu‘ cwurt Wit!
sumo dismncv nlI tlic Indians jnmpcd Cup I
und caiptnrcd tho wagons in the rczir :ind
killcd thc trunnion. Thu-so follows tulw nll
the clizinccs. \vlicrrus ullicr Indians hl‘i‘k n
plucc \vlu-rc tlivy will by sufv- and shout the
:‘ucxny. l‘czicbci, unr pl‘lll“ll\:\l Apache
guide, knows that wbolc country and we
left cvcrytliing to him. I mu not nfniid lc
trust him and I believe I run the only mm:
who him used those Indians against each
other. I do not know how to dcscrilm the
\vuy it is done. but I lune now-r nn-t n case
of treachery. I have taken thcsu same In-
dians in :1 battle who were in opcn arms
against llll‘ , and have bud thcln to turn
around immcdiutul)‘ against their own' pm)
910
I never disinn Indiuns under the present
circumstances. because it has been my ex-
patience that, in order to govern the In-
dians. you must not allow thcm to think
you are ufruid of them. To hike their gum
from them while the whites about them are-
nllowcd to curry arms would have the cll'cct
to impress the Indian at once that you were
timid of him. Another thing is that when
:licsc Indians surrendered they only brought
in lunccs or indifIcrcnt arms. cxpccting to
give them up. \Vln-rc the Indians contcin-
plutc surrender they always mkc the pro.
caution to hidc their good wcupons. Saw.
it I bud demanded these arm: they brought
with them they would have credited me
with four, while I would get only those
woupons which they did not attach any
value. to. This is always the case where the
nttcmpt is made to disarm them. Since the
introduction of the breech-loading gun the
Indian problem has undergone a change.
A breech-loader in the hands of on Indian
makes him a very formidable enemy. for
every rock efl‘onls a fortification for him.
ind he; can keep us at bay while he deal-
ieeth and destruction to'thc pursuing party,
without the bitter gaining anything in to
*urn. They bundle the breech-loader with
Iemerknble quickness end on good marks
meme—New 'ork Herald.
DRUNKS IN RUSSIA.
A gentleman who has been traveling In
Russia lately, and who seems to hove had
experience, has this to my of liquor-customs
there :
“Therein no attempt at regulation. ex-
cept that the Government police, polizci.
keep a aherp eye on vendors of vodki and
other intoxicating drinks. The dealer in
Russian whiskey is protected by the law In}
is enswereble to the 19w. He dare not make
use of his license tod‘eel in vodki as ablind
for robbery. Such things any-on Americans
call ‘divco’ ere utterly unknown them. No
man can be tempted to dmnkcnnem and
robbery while in a drunken state without
vanishing the dealer, which means the de-
privation o! hie license and e period of in-
carceration in jeil with hard labor, followed
in extreme canoe, with it touch of the knout
on hinbereskin. The terror of thispunish-
ment makes each keeper of e vodki shop
reellyn conservator of the pence; for an
noon on the liquor-dealer econ that one of
his containers in linblctoget violently drunk
he turnehiin outonthc street. And 3 men
elrcndydrunkcengctnomore vodki." -
“ But euppoo- the drunken nun kicks up
n row. whet then 1’“
"He in token in charge by the police and
down to the station house. His puniebmcnt
tbentblloweeeemetter otcounc. Homet-
ter whether he be rich or poor, whether he
belongto the noble or the working class, he
must serve eight hours in the street-clean-
big guns. Ae7o‘clocketrikeehebuto goont
lntbe street gong. and with bmomand
lpede make the Nevekoi Pewspekt, or any.
otherotrcctbcmeyworkon, urcleen as e
new fin.”
“But do they meke nodilerencebetweei
gentlemen end workmen?” .
“None whntever; yet there is edifiercnce
v
' pcuccful breads. and from the easy oonfl~
mum weapons.
low llotel Men Are Sud-died by Re.“
Dead lento.
“ Why don‘t you give it to those tel.
iows ?“ confidently remarked a hotel rank
the rcportertheotherdey.etthemmctimc
jerking hie thumb in the direction at twoa'
three seedy individuals ensconced in the
army chairs of the emce. drenmily end ve-
tantly gazing at the persons and object: in
the atroet or can‘leSIQ'. reading the news
pupcrs. Not A war. of the agitated and
busy world outside seemed to trouble their
lease with which they held the chain down
onc would supposc that they either owned
the hutcl or dcpm‘ited their little V‘s c‘ery
day :it the cushicr‘s window. “ They bathe!
the life out uf mi.“ continued the hotel men.
“ and it is: :Jmmt imlmeuiiblc to gct rid M
thcin. 'l'bcy un- ulll‘ choir boarders. mi
they conic in such numbers sometimes thxt
our rcgulur guests can‘t. find it chair to sit
on. llwry dgiy. its rcgulurly its the sun
rivcv. tbs: familiar fuccs appcur. end the
c.unxit\niuuully'uirz-d forms drop into their
\Ihcn one of lhc guests
gets up In .stcp out for n {cw minutes and
b :ppcin to wuvc u nvnspupcr in his sent.
llm‘c in :i rcgu‘mr m-muxblc lwtwrvn these
fclluun and tho lmrlvl‘ for lln‘ (‘ilh‘lt‘d
article. loftcn wundcr how they live. for
thcy novcr swm to do a lick of honcsl work
hum morning In night.“
“ \Vliu :tl‘“ Iln‘y. And What “l‘t‘ they 1’" in.
mm d tbc ln‘\\‘.~]\:llwr mun.
” \Vcll. \ln-rc you have inc. Some of
.hcxn are» rvgnlur tramp»: : some of thcin
.Il\‘li whom drink or bikini-m biu nmatvrct'
until thcy urouurlblcm. and sumo of thcn.
arc men with just enough income from
prupcrty or muncy to kccp tbcni in Intif-
uurn clnlln».~ .mvl fund ; sonic of thcni have
baud-working \\'l\‘I‘S iit homc kccping bunrd~
crs or toiling in sumo way to support und
maintain llmu in thclr buy habits. I have
cvcu sccu rI-upcclnblx‘ \chl-twdn pcoplc full
int.» lhv habit of frwpicnting hub-l corridor!
to talk and buf until it bccomvs sccnxid
miliirc to tth and tln-y arc countcd among
he grand army of (‘lldll‘ lamb-m."
Another hutcl mun. in rcapnnsw to .upicry
us to “Ili‘llwt (hi-y lmd many. mid : " Ni!
wc on: not lrnublcd “llll thciu nun. llf'L‘Jll‘
our ulIicc i\ small Mid lln~_\' caui‘l plvv thc‘
gami- vcry well right nndcr our nnws. bi!
“lub- l was cnuncclcd with :inulbv r but-‘I i ,
tln- city I mw cnuugh of lhvm. Tiny, lb:
.ul) mt in (In- clnurx .lll d4). lvu: ll;"_\‘ g.‘
lln :3 Illt‘.ll.\' rcguldrl)’. There um nun) \ln‘l
ol le‘ft'ts fur luvuiS .ind lhcy would walk is
lodinnrr its promptly as any gumt in tl
‘lnuso. (ll llli‘} “mild \\.ilcli {‘5
opportunitim ulzrn ll .- «Lil. w is not lu-vl
ucwnimncd plm‘vs.
\‘v ‘llI\-.‘
mg.
hotel, uni fro plvull)’ I luvc I‘m-\vn gin-«g;
in non-1hr druvc “llll llu- clcrl. llt‘l’.l‘«l\-‘ 1
old worn out ‘i .2 would bc cvrlmngcd fur
gmnl uli . \V. g: in r.di_\‘ l.~.id (limo c
\‘llltugt‘S to lbw Irv-I- lmdrdvri. \Yc enlight
‘vvllow «inc-u “ii- ulc un-I Slvpl for :n nit]:
d: tho Imle-l. The \\’:i_\‘ ht‘ \h‘kal lib sh . i
mg gimp: \\.i\‘ in gm inh- uric of \llt‘ In»)?
whcrc thcrc “ch' tluw- -
onpy \Ilh‘. 'I‘ln- gllrsls “hf‘ \h-rc put th- .
did not nbjcct (u room-nut”. and :u it .
Dunc III the clinnilh-rmuid's Inhinvs" tn pd
lilirc about gucsts. li-u had it nice mm uflt‘l
Ho nduuth-d that he had donc it rind laugh“
3d at us. Sonic of this» It‘llu\\fi MO thieves
and chunks, but many of tln-ni :m- b-irmlcnr
‘ml \vunlilnmx' lll-‘ll. A fuzw :lI‘r hlIIIXklnt‘t’
Jylnu'd-“orking Lilliilivv. und l!‘tl\\‘ IIUIIJC
rcguhtrly every ddy ‘ll‘t'lt‘lhllllg that tho,
511- at work. “bib- tlxcy :irc haunting 0-
Clutch.“ My?» [)1'spuiria.
Sullll‘ of Illl'lll “wild Ni ii nlwp in 11":
U". {our In .l~ :tlhl ‘
Mam-c: :3 US TYPES.
Rollo ol’ the Quccr Things Tho! Accident.
. ally Get Into the howelmpcre.
A recent iseue of the Brooklyn I Huh.
gives among others the billowing t-Xdlnplil
i curious tylmgmpbicztl blunders :
In the report of the wedding of an «I.
merncd Brooklyn clergyman the following
nppmrcd : “ The wedding took place nu-
dcr suspicion; (auspicious) circumxtnuccs.”
In another instance a bonding \vm made
to read “Shaving the Qua-u." instead 01'
“ Shoving the Quccr.“
An obituary notice was mm? to any that
the dcccaiswl. on estimable Christian Indy
had “gone to her eternal roast.“
During the election time :1 New York
shoot wished to say somcthing About “ the
hard and pcreevering work of our reporters ;“
but when it appeared in print it read. “ the
hard end pereovering work of our repent-
era.“
An English paper once stated that the
"Russian General ILickinofl'kowsky was
found dead with a long word (sword) in bi.
mouth.“ ‘
In I869. Horace Gmely. in nnswcr to on
Invitation from the Albany Typographicnl
Union to be present at n banquet given by
them at Stanwix Hull in their city. to the
Printers‘ Internatioinl I'nion. suggested the
lollowing use suitable toast for the occh
don? “ To the I‘NS‘B: Endowed wiih
brain or lightning and muscles (of steam,
may it spoodily drown the rom- of battlu
illumino the haunts of bigotry and shatter
the thrones of despotism.“
Afteregrent deal of trouble the chair.
mun mod it no follows: " To the oppress.
ed: England must bow to Irelend. end
must bear her shame; might end fidelity or
all ages is the best mission of the friends d
liberty, and will ehnke the thrones of do.
cousin.“
BKOBELEFF-
Some at his pcculiuitiee would have
deemed to indicate e tendency to the oc-
tenhtious displey of personal during. which
n neldom minted with the highest form
of generelehip. Like Murat, Skobelefl el-
weyn dreéeed in the most conspicuous men-
neron the field of battle, end his white
borne end white uniform ere fitly compared
by his biographer to the plume of Henry
IV. Itisneverthelees outed thnt he wel
auctuloftheliveeof others, end that he
setthcexnmplcofdcspieingdnnger by de-
liberate purpoee end for unmcient reasons.
Skobelel‘e epperent foolhnrdineas was well
eelcnlntedtoimpreestheimeginetionofbia
men. like Wellcnstein end my other In-
muwufiombebcceme. intbeefimntion
of H- tollowere, invulnereble. Such e be.
liefweenot disturbedbynt'ewslighl
M Ell curly deeth wee attributed
'byeaneothietriendetoe blow horn the
Want etc-hell during theeiege d
Plevne, thoughlhtoroewabroken at the
The gentlemen who no found
drunkontheetreetcot night umally have
black clothes. They are marked on the
heckwithngmetwhiteGrcckomem
bigcnough tobc neenhnlf n aquero away.
The moujik, or workmen clan. who. etlmst
choc caught him under the chin, beldontor
enouentend then reaped nround under
thcjewendceughtintbceu,whichetreteh—
dootnndertbcebeinofmdaetherbury’l
“Lolita-teen. Tho-um
”I! wee nun-ll, dry. Crop- wen
Noumenyhthem
‘wwuuam
,
“enamel
midsumttdookedlikeegnm
gmwhenltletgoenddmppcflflfl
Whmehcwlha.writhh¢
“hem-«Named
I. , Jun-ho. :
, n. _ .
gin-unmet, erefonnd with their dirty white
: skirtecoveringtheirshouldeu, are marked
‘ with en equally conspicuous black cross.
{Whmmflydilmnooendii a gentle—
» nunbedritnk with white or light-colored
.mmhinhcmohmtbobleckcm
.Theymehmedudruhrfind ere-ted
‘1
fimebytbcfu whicbbe wore under hi-
unittlln. mdeh‘mfih
wujutiliedbytbere-nlt. Howe-notyct
yhmoulenoughtohevebecome invulnere-
;blowhenhetookecouiderebleprtintbc
expeditiontoKhhmendeflerwerdnin the
scoum’eetdfihohnd. He seem to have
.Weenuummme plan at
thcbettlcoflfuknmfinwbichmfiwno
Wendeigbtecnfinniemfefl. Ion
Wheinflictcdnmiler ehughteru
r [VATS TELEGRAPH WIRES-
te‘oe‘eru-e Pccnlhu-Illee or tholr are":
nod Uoo.
Telegrephing is done et wholesale me well
u e‘ reteil. Individuals, firms. end cob
'onn who require large amounts at
pring mennge to get it done either
by private errangementn with the telegraph
corny-nice or by building their own linee.
It i Q‘ very common thing for huge, coipor-
nti-II to build their own lines between their
0“ and factories. They use these lines
acrivcly for their own businem. But by
for c greatest number of what are celled
printe wires ere really owned by the tele-
graph companie- end are lowed by special
contract.
The longest private wire in use is from
New York to Chicago. In the contracte ere
stringent provisions that the wire shall be
Manly for the private businosi of the
wntmcting party, under penalty of term-
inating the contact. Certain periods of
thy day or night are tired during which
.t the wire may be .uscd. Operator:
arc furniahcd by the tclcgniph compuny.
The annual cm! of bunting e privah~ wire
is from 3‘30 to $10 3' mile. ’I'h . variation
In l‘l‘ict‘ Mines from the fact that in sonic
ounce the wircs are quadrupb-xcd. no the!
the some wirc is need by difl'crcnt private
lwniunfi. cnch ncnding immagcs at will will»
out tho knowledge or iutcrt'crcncc of the
athcr. 'I‘hc facilities of the large telegraph
cumpunics for keeping lincs in good order
have gmdunlly concentrated the business in
thcir bundzi. no thnt by fur the litrgcst mile.
ngc of private wircs. swcnlled, ie in thc
lnmxbi of the \Vcstcrn I'nion 'l'clcgreph
t‘uinpiny. 'l‘hc Baltimnw and Ohio Rail-
road Company lemme a number of private
wircs. In all much the opcrutoru of the
privxue linrs lcuxcd fmnijhu companies are
undcr the control of the bitter. although
paid by the Il‘sam‘s.
Slim of the private lines. outside of the
prcss lince. lu‘t' hired by bankers and bmkcm.
who rwpi‘irc them only a few hours a day.
At OLII‘I‘ hour-.1 the line bocomui at public
wire or is bound to utlifl‘ private pvrmum.
Sonia of the lurgc ncw spapcrs in thc \"t'n‘l
have the usc otprivuh- \virvs Turn Iv“ hours
“.‘Ai'clit..ri‘a3._t‘i\‘.‘a.nrwl .t‘to-us‘ul‘ .. ..r u...
pruclicc of some railroad corpm'minns ”a
wubbuld information from tho pnblu
\vlicn ltll accident occurs on tho Illlt' ul
tlivir own or connecting roads, by \vbic.“
trains are dcbivcd : which prucncc is ll<'«
onlv annovinfito tbosc wanting to tnldv
(In-‘ducor‘pnsl llllt‘ trains. but llic cuua
of lIlllt'll :inxu-ly tn thwscliuvmg rcln‘,
lions and fricndi on trains thus dcluycd‘
.\ cuscut lam: delay cccnrrcd on ’I‘ucedn,“
lust. bv which the Ilmlon train duc hen"
:n lrlT‘ p. m. was about fibuir hours late.-
on which was at your“: lady of [Ills [own-3
who was rclnrmni: homo unacc-nnpmuemr
from it \‘isil to Boston, \\ ln-rc parent]:
\vcrc \\':tl1ll';; HI llic station for MT :irru
ltl. X - lllful'lllilliilll an to NW l‘.ill“t‘¢_
\bc dclnv. or tlic probable Hmc llll‘ trarl
\vi-nbl :tl‘llYt‘ could ln- obtained t‘lIIlt‘r ah
tbc lickct or tab-graph ullicus. :md (lu-
cnnm quorum was that the: [kll‘t'liln sni‘fcim
cd St‘Vt'I‘t‘ anximy and disln‘s“ of~ “"mu
'l‘bcrc ccrtmnlv can bc no ncc-‘ssuy f(
Such withholding of‘infunnutn-n. an“
we feel sure if the prrsidcnl of (bc t‘uli‘l
solidatcd company will givc llw nmmrs
h‘is nttcntion. a hooded reform will lte
mndc and W‘Ii‘fli‘u‘lim .Jihc..'vh:;ny phi-Lie
‘l‘fllb‘kinve been almorbod by the telegraph
mpanien—A’. 1'. Son.
A HORMON AID WIVES.
A Mormon Elder on e mimion in Ennipe
was cncomitcrcd on his Wily “‘cstward with
thrvo newly nflinnced win-s. 11o readily in.
trodumd thcm to a. reporter. Emeline was
s I‘T.IWII}'. iguomm. hardbandcd widow
of forty or over. and hcr lot was to be that
)f drndgc in thc well-belunccd fiunilywhicl‘.
the Elder contemplutcd'. She um to " look
nftcr the domc‘atic economy.“ as ho (‘Xprt‘rv‘r
ed it. Sui-uh were u neither hands-uric nor
young womun. but some rcfincmcnl was
discernible and he mid that she had bccn
a echtmlme‘em in Wake. She wue for
irncticnl use. too, his plan being to nuke
tier .1 governess for his children. The third,
Lottie. wan eblnoming Lanciuhii‘c bus of
zwcnty or en. quite prctty in bar Cont-w way.
lid the reporter did not dccm it uccrswy
I) ask the Elder why he had chosen her.
They were evidently in love with cncli other.
which “a not surprising in him. though
marvellous in her. considering that he was
sixty end ugly. She was to be queen of the
recognized eetebliahment. “ Will there be
. triple wedding 1"“ was inquired. “Yes,”
the Elder replied; we cell the ceremony a
sealing. end it is performed in secret.
Thor-comer I shell hold e more approved
poeition before the Church." for we hold
that polygamy is not only e privilege. but
midomry, because I bed taken but one
i-Je‘ end I don‘t suppose I should have 1..
ensurenceof my intention to bring beck
m or PTE‘:§E"__ , ,
wants A! A PERM
the deed keeper.
the oececiou.
Beyvm
cleeneed of
ereue, were ell
l'lnlo
Apienopes‘el
m.
Swedee. native-born Anew “ ’ being' et
else It duty which no saint can be en-
tiruly excused from fulfilling. There wen
come heeitntior- about eending me out n n
oeived the appointment if I had not given
The finenloortege which follow]
to the cemetery yesterday efternoon the
vemeine of John King. the keeper of en-
umla in Robertson's cirou' e, whose tngie
deeth wan recorded yeeterdey morning,
wu e eo'mcwbet remuknble epoch. lc.’
The body Iey in e magnificent casket,
end wen curried to the groveyerd in e
bear-en to which unattached full!“ bend.
some white horses. Clone upon the
haireefullowed the two pet elephants of
" Mary.“ and “The
Boy," whose stately trend in perfect
time with the dirge which the bard we.
phyiug seemed to indicate that the in-
telligent nuimels felt the solmnnit‘y of
d the future noted
there was no other display, and the fun-
eral wuoocducted, in e manner highly
crediteble to the proprietors of the show.
The funeral ceremonies t iok place in the
Cetbolio Church, end the scene there
wee likewise solemn and impreecive. The
performers end laborers, fresh from the
about. end glare of the circus, in their
rough. overy~dny clothes. but with tune.
the dust end point of the
nl’. The rite: were
nid by Rev. Father O‘Connell and the
body was iniarrod in the Catholic bury-
ing ground-(W (N. 0.) com
a.
through e greet may
undamoldmhioncdehm end through
hirtyorfortyintbcmmutcrmbhlbmenh‘ _
dwmmmumm‘ to
eweekmtnrnedod— Brewpub! to
workmenveryrromllowmlmkflhe
highen‘ pump ‘nithe‘Wme unnat-
Ir."whogebtmm.35te $50. “(1M
mkimoudehmmul' tend import-
ent. A“kit"ottecb matinee“ cost-a
lunches $50,mewben the owner i
proficientinecverel branches. The majoric
tydthoseemployedmfimhunoor
Mmtuflieywiflnotworktor the
moutdwcgeIthejmzeignu-emnfieflcd
P A. '1' N 'I' S.
A. M. WOOSTER,
Attorney — at - Laxv,
(Linc cxnmiucr l”. S. I‘nzcnt Office.)
Orricus: 435nm: Sum-i. For. Fairth-ld Avcnuc,
Bridgeport. Conn.
Having had cich} yours cxpcricncc in ibis businm
lam tomvv my pcrmnnl attention to all
Teacher of Violin.
mumps BL‘K..
BENEDICT FRA NCIS,
Music furnishcd for all occasmlis. .‘tltlt‘l’KS
SO. X OR\\' A LK.
“9 :Ini.
tn-
mettcre relating to Pam-me before the l'. S. l‘atcnt
tlnbv end lbc courte. Trude-marks and Lulu-l: rcg
islrn‘d. Fort-inn pewnls procunxl. lluw a s in
dmnennui in my 081cc. and a nridcn'. ausmiuu‘fin
“'Inlllllglml. l). C. Scott a cinch. or ll'ul‘? snll.
cad in person. Gil-1y
(Successor to L F. MAIESIIALLJ
Harness lilafllllery,
7 Jumw‘ Block. “‘utrr St.
Norwalk. Conn.
REPAIRING SEATLY 2. \‘n FllUMl'l‘l.\‘ EXE-
CITED
1
Traveling Bags. llobcs, Blan-
kets. Etc.
Evrrvvhing in lunnt prim-s and all work . \wuhd
.n llu- but mzuun r. 1:. .df
(‘. B. llt‘ICLYN.
Baker: Cunlectioner
27 Max:131 . .\'ur\\n.k7 Id \\'2ul|!n'_'lun 83,. t‘:!_\
C Iloicc Con l'ccl i0 “cry
of My uwn .\l:n:n.’;u'un-r. :l Spot all}
Ice-Cream, Charlotte [13 Russe,
[-er . Etc . funnshcd a! Short Nutcc uh. 1!
~— 'I‘lir I‘m! :ind \‘hcnpvm'. plum» in IIII)
Fresh Fish.
A51.
Nurwalk Oysters
A\l‘ THE; Ivl.‘l" ‘
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‘l:\1-l"\ Hm “Izzruti'ml -
Hunt ‘&‘ Zehifl’s
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19‘ :w
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HI: \,\\-I S. h‘n
‘I'Icklcll (lyslcl‘s :l S'pcc‘ll)‘
Hot DI n ne rs,
-__.3 cicx'rs.
D’Anuis’ Restaurant,
MI'S‘II‘ II\I.I. liI.'l‘.‘l\'.
“v.27.- m-ru-d :1! .ml ‘: l‘.
'mzrs
my...
1.!d l) l‘l' u..\ l'.’
(:oml llmnc-Minlc Ilrcaid for Sulc
:0? 31.3.1; Si. Sun”? .\4rf\\ .Zix tx‘trizsz
‘25 III-IS! RA ISLE
Building Lots Fur Sale.
,\ rill‘v' cppvrmx;
:w-d.-~.nblv II
p
v ln-u '.:
. Moth mh‘ ... w
2:)
lizlsi Norvvuik.
Arc LUW oil" ml .\l :p~ >l.m\ .r._- .0. ;.. .vn. and :il‘.
infvr: . .i.\ Y! :ixvn by
J. Slurgcs Randall,
EAST Mllll‘ilth’.
Jamcv \! . (‘nvuimulh
I’I RSI-CLASS
Artist in Marble!
Steamboat Wharf.
South Norwalk. ‘ Ct.
Glearingllm Salel
In order to rcducc my large stock pre-
paratory to moving to my new store
which is bciny.r built. adjacent In the Na-
tional Bank of Norwalk. I shall immedi-
ately commence tn cell at Greatly
REDUCE!) RATES,
All my stock of Lumps. Slovcs. Ranges.
Crockery. Glassware and all the miscel~
lancoua articles which come under my
F. W. J‘aqui, Jr.,
48 “'1“ SL. NORWALK. Conn.
—NBw——
Meat Market
53 RAIN STREET.
Having taken the sand adjoining the Congreg-
uonel
church, end fitted it [or e
First - Class iii arket
I o‘er the public I run Line of Choice
Heats and Vegetables
Altbeloweetlerkctl‘flcee. ..,
CHARLES E. GODFREY
Mmueflhbmm unlike
Teachar’nj the Vice and Plan.
LAl~ DER‘S “15K.
Blllllllll‘ and Cllllll‘llllllll‘.
“Fur-k donc I); the: Ear; or ((2:2-
IO I] \I ht‘I‘" .
“whackinflh In Mudwfllhe
Richard Welton,
no. Box lT‘l. luxunexcrt .
So. Norwalk, (‘2. 10:! Main Strccl. :
(EH-H". . l
C H A. 8 . I. J o N E S o ‘
IIFX 'l‘ I S'l‘.
: \\'.\Slll.\“-TU.\' ST.
Appmmnzrizts‘ can la: n ,nlv lvy Ti 1. 1.3.. n ‘.
he» nilllillihit‘rt‘i’ for ihc )Klllllt u ! xtrm :1. x:
will '
hf
i-Zn
.r. R. RAYMOND.
tract
Shopfuo'. cf l’run‘nlin >1: l(':‘.l‘t’ll:
l’. U. Bux MT. 2:
IIOY'I‘ & )II'ZEKI‘III.
:1 Main S'uw cl.
P rac
Iiiy‘s Bulking.
Switii .‘(mng‘xL ':
tical Plus
I
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TI‘
Julius Baker.
STAIIFI. BUILDER,
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JACOB PAKULSIK .
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Four Fi e Bath Rooms.
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I’ril‘f Fnr\ .
liners. Boncs. Bottlczs Iron
and Motels.
moving can sell ilw .‘Itl'lt i-v
Mining pnxtfll card :6. ‘
W. PODMORE
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GOLDEN BROTHERS, l’roprlctcrs.
(JFFIL‘E I.\' "SENTIXFJ." BUILDING.
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Oxx‘ \‘itin. . ..$;‘.nn ; Six Moxrns. ..$1.0(:
Sivan: t ‘oi "is. r. t‘rx'm.
”rants >T urru‘ ix .wvaxcs.
'i‘cruzs of Advertising:
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1.3m tuna link! to“) Null
.1 1mm} luv-I’m! gratuitoufiy. .
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Mountain. Franklin, and
\‘i’iikcsbarrc Foals.
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DAVID .svovv.
U :16 e rtaker,
PLSIDENCE: 4F- \\‘ES‘T ST.
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far superior in th-lCt‘ bur Luv»
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By tbc central position of its iinc cnnnu‘is lin‘ Fm
and “'cst by the SIIOTIA'SI tunic. and can .u- gown»
gore without change or cars. bcln um (I cum-i and
Kenn” ' ilv. Council Bhul'». Lcnvrnuurfll. Au lc-un.
.‘Iinm-nxxdis 'suul SS. I’rlul. II count-cu in '
IhlpoxS with all the p incipal Inn-s vi
the Atlantic and Pacific their
is unrivaled and luaunli‘xwm. l
.‘IOSI (‘omforluhlc and 3- anti
Maximilian" Horton llccnmngt
.. .rt’nn hi ...i ‘9
Picnics! I’alnw Sim-pin: Pure. and thc his: Lim- or
Dinind (‘us in the World '1‘th Tmim lu-‘wu ;;
Chicago end Missouri kin-r Poims. 'i'wo nah.
born-m1 Chicago and Minneapolis and S: . Pun}. via
the Famous
“Albert Lea Ron e”
A New and Ilium Linc, via Sencca and liantakcc
his recently bee-n opened below-u Richrmmd. St r-
fulk. Newport News. churchmen. Adamo. A122.
unto. Nashville. Louisville. Lexington. t inflow-til.
Indianapolis and Leftyette. mid (knobs. liner—:9
oht end St. Poul And mumminu: prime.
All through pl‘wgt‘fl tun cl on [mt uprc ti [Hills
Tickets {or sale It all principal Tics»: t 2:32. .-~ u
the United Sifiltt' and Chanda.
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