T~ n \\ » try. fouls-HT lt’avt‘llrl‘d.
\ll l1. .\ um'ful plight.
N-u m sin llt‘l' :it :\ way emu Inn
ll'v dirk and storm) nlt’ltt.
.
~- .\ ;n- lu'ds» nu mow." the landlord acid.
“ ll no I to ”fit-i you;
in t‘m‘h of ct-glit ll tun—II" until.
I‘m! lltc ninth must serve for tvrtt‘
\ Illll urnfi‘. 'l'lw troubled host.
I? “ll\l only N l'd't‘ll lllii hcad;
i 2 at thin-t lln‘d own no two
N unlvl occupy ont- bod.
”I" pilHl-‘d llt\\l \\ l‘ soon at on”.—
i; \ is .\ v‘lt'H‘l' tum -
\‘i l - I to pi-ntw his min-sis tll'\'lst‘_\l
'1 his mus“ Motrin-"ts pl \ll.
\ “vii [ll R1‘lfiidl l‘ll ll:
p, . ..... Int'lw-l ,\ tun nicn \wn‘ N ““33
.. ‘l.|t.lh-~1.Ilgt‘l In H;
'l‘!. lunlitti-t‘\viatli~n.t.\s1:nt'tl«
'l ‘w mm D turd to l‘.
l‘ r; Ho- \lell he tn 'kml .uv:\_\‘.
l‘l F Ill" VNVI‘llfll m in;
l‘in~.1.;ntn.nnt lillilll llllidlltl ll.
\nd lllt‘ll tn .\ ‘lt‘ no.
it . .‘g H. 1»; ~ has! is I ll.l\v| \ttltl.
lltlirllln \ltivlirt‘sluy. ‘
1.. «.t \;5 : - Hun—inn and last.
lav « ulhr l him \lrl‘ m I.
.\I3:' \l“£lr' rvv-uns' «a room for (‘At‘h—
\\ or» In ult‘ tn arrvc for but.
\twl this it is that punk-s lin‘.
And "HIM \\ im‘l' rec.
By the Fire.
r‘.-- .v vul mum-.1 hv tnv :tnthuml fln‘.
-. to gun..- it [ill ~ ll Nit-l high and huhcr.
;"i \tiltu'ls of) "1' ll. .tx 1 dr and bright.
r E. r ,1 t;»- in thv ruddy llgiil;
w~ ..l~‘ «w l'Jll‘t‘YVVl m “N‘s )x‘un: day!
- 1 ml nah-d in Ill" :‘tvktnm: tut/c:
. quhml inrouztt it sunny nmt of trail
rm.- .' ‘lh‘ ‘llt: ttn of lmr _\pt".l )t'.\rs;
» .. r .lll l .‘tyx- lltt‘ s'wldvn r iln.
l. i« i ll in tliv glutwt‘ln; window-pane.
> ‘- “ l l'l l hump-no 1 lliv plwtttrt‘fl lliill Showed
.» drill—“um! l «1m. nattort-ulownl.
'. tut i» l:.ur- s of Mal-r thn“
.\ u a ll tlr- s'v l ital s'n-p Hf Yllt‘ll’ prime;
2‘ w . .iu l ~‘i m lr-ips Erin-m \l vllltllllt‘d‘
l; l? l\' v tlrl lll"‘\ ‘le-l \l \r". .t ~tiilt‘.
\\ li'n t‘.- rit'r. ind quh-t. uid dw‘lwr :n‘w
'l r 1-» - Y‘ll"lt‘."i'l‘1‘“.\‘l."l-\(Tn7\\' '
.\‘i-I x r l't l :t\ 'tlr- fallinu' PM”
W! i .1"ll'il ‘\ \'
l t.i~' on lll“ \\lndv\\v~ .
l‘i l=‘:"-\\ n‘. l l lnvn into fvatlu‘ry ash.
\\ n “w l um '\ l‘l l Width sliuin' lllt' flash;
3. «A _. m l . t L. M- r pvilsv s luxit.
.\ .ts «I? n t‘l l“ l nil. .l‘l‘l \ llll\lllll“' I’H‘l:
Au 1 l‘Y‘d i .l 1: w .. t: ~:n :nitdwl gratin.
‘m . m it. -. 1«.4t!"‘il'\ll:")'\\'cl\‘t‘;
\t. l ‘i .4 . . . l'l r-ilns s won-d to sigh.
l"t-- -‘ not o. -' o: l l‘tit \vrnl walnlt‘rlm: by.
An i m l.‘ n "y- w. vi» ».' vnv “lll“ll riln.
\l- I ll w‘c ~l ‘J l;tl‘l .t lit“ \\llinl’i\\'-p.||it\
“A (I W Yr '1‘ Ilnuml
A liliillllillllS llli'llilllUTlON.
“ Mutt». Iixv » n. I illll amtonisln-d I" said
Aunt l.‘.l .
“U21. l-‘ll. Anni Into. I couldn‘t lndp
It - .i l Mintzu. laughing.
lmt ' lln ‘lllit‘llllll'. hllt' t‘oluh-d \‘t‘l'y
I’tvl . . l ll‘lll; \l-mii llt'l' )‘rt-tl) limit].
it. n
\\ , : ‘ Hf lt-Illl tlir \vorld ~or. at least. to
i’ 1‘. .1 p211 v-f it “liu might happcn to bc
ll-A‘u'll “Hinds.
'2‘ n» drnyini: this oll'rinw.
m. '.a mi;
2 - v .s Min-nu tir~~vn up in the top of
IL- v-l'. t-n'n ll-~‘. \vlJ-“i twircd ite proud
|’t»‘7. Ht .\lmvluu urn-lug its guld—lcuvcd
p. "or :2 lv. r culls all Linglt‘tl. h-‘r apron
t':t‘« l u llll tr- .tunrvs of dink-grown utistl-‘tne.
’12. x. o n tun! .l .1“; slalbllltg in tho littlc.
.v'. . .i l ‘- .1 “till hands tlpllllul. t-yt‘a
l l ;. \\ i.l~ st of dimtpprnv inn; glxirt‘s.
till-l s lulu 1’
llln'.
(tron
-'. Lilli it our lttlt‘k\\.lhl on ll"!
all I-l‘. l .~. .
" Your fuck} 2“ tom Y“ t-nuncizitcd the
o‘. l l i.l_\.
“ l mu .- oily lll-‘til it again."
“ I\n-l you ll ill l-i» on into ll tangle."
“ tilt. Aunt Juno. that is “willing I" plodd-
rd .\l‘.l‘l on
‘,\ul your hanging half-way
do \ 2: tln- in. T" gasp .l Aunt Juno. growing
’ lzi vr. lll‘llglt‘gl its thv full wright and cx-
n nt . ! )liritun‘s i-normitics tluuncd upon
nor nu: l “ “but you know I forbade
you t \ think of such a thing on climbing I
“of l"
“ l‘. 2r .\unt .Y;me—“ begun the offcndcr.
l2 .t 1... old 1.. l3 “mild listtn to no argu~
I. til.
‘ 't' -u \vrrc stxtot- yostcrduy." Haiti ahe.
~Ll t mg. to know lwttor. And
l-t-ttcrf I will
il‘lilhii fun: for this pitoc of inexcusable
lit-:- .l- insm
.‘
bonnvt
‘ »th
_\--‘\. sl. .l‘. in l;i.. it t“ liliutd‘
tour." lrliiv t‘)'t'[a _;raw nix.
rur- ly Aunt Junt- «- nil-lift shalo- her. or
ahut ln r up in tin» gum with :l pogo of
“ \\"|ll“\ ll‘inius" tn horn. .ir~7\vonli altcr~
x. on. . ll lull ll'T on u short allowance
1.: diunv r.
I‘ ~r pr Hy .\l‘.llulll \\‘.t.\‘ still child enough
to r ,;.il.l ..ti)' of I‘m sv- occurrences 1L9 u scri-
.m. lillsful‘llllr'. and one b'l't'dll'v to bo dep-
rt .- Ll‘tl.
l) at \vh‘lv 4hr was yet in the agonics of
ulvpr» in lawn. tln- question one definitely
dtt- runnrul by Aunt June‘s ndvnncing to
m. L. t at the IlliL-ll'v‘i‘ nnd pulling away
lln.’ lutl l-sr th.:t had served in) a means to
r. :u‘h tho first Lough. a rugged mass of toll-
agt sum twenty feet up from the meta.
Below that. the trunk extended down a.
per; '1 ~\.l.tr .m-I free of side growth as I
it l?“ -ll1u'lt-.
“‘l‘liurt 3“ mid Aunt Juno “since you
w. r. so anxious to climb the tree after mis-
tlt‘liu‘. you may n‘tnain there and think It
ovt-r at your lt-isture. I will come back this
awning and put back the ladder."
'klirium utlcl‘ed a litile cry.
" Y; the. Aunt Jane. don't go ofll" aht
upp-ul-wi. “ I‘ll never do so any mow.
l‘lmw forgive me. just thin once 2“
lint Aunt June “in inexorable. With
slow lti l‘t‘Sly‘ she strode out of the opening
uu-l out. gone. even while Mir-lamb piteom
voice quivercd on the air.
“ Oh. dear! oh. dour ! what am I to do P“
mid Miriam to beret-If. “ I couldn‘t jump
down without hruuking my arm, or ankle.
or min-thing; and here I am all alone in
We \vil‘ltru‘as.“ < ’
Tlu'l’u elm, sat. perched on a horizontal
lltntgh. clinging to the toiperdmnk of the
tree, and swayed to und fro in the gentle
Ovlulwr breezes. It had been a moat faacl
noting lot-ition arfevv minutes ago; now it
was frightful and pct-iloaa in the cxtrcmd
“for.
Was it an hour! was it ton boil!!! or
Fundy only fifteen minutes? like the
l‘l’lnxttit‘l‘ of Chillon. our pom little captive
had l -~l .tll pow” of Ntlt‘ulullna m Bl“
jun .i. téu- round nun hung like a ball of
mgr-vllalut! above the watcru woo“.
than- wait the around of quick W
crashing “to! fallen twin! and “annui-
leaves below.
‘f lt‘a John Ford mammalian
inn." Miriam said to hem". with I quilt
.,{_.;.;,t.v.1.g,.
brunth. “ Oh. I do hope hc war‘t ace are l“
film filirlluk close U the truck 0! the m
and tried to scout as much like a bk bunch
of militiamen as miscible. Bat It wal Ice-
lcss. John I-‘urd‘a keen cyca wan mo well
used to wooden“ and all mm to it.
Novrrl‘lvllh lint. di- ml 31““ “ tit
stair-um: to the alsdc. *2
“ mus-u (in. l“ is mill-Id. .
“ In." fit! the fit. We. a “I
. “war-9‘
9‘ And I as W all a“
M" . .
"I cu‘t
I“
“a? dd».
*7
SOUTH N ORWALK, CONN ., THURSDAY, MAY 29,
h
7884.
l ” I‘ll put it up for you." said Ford.
l “ Do l‘f mid Miriam. laughing to hemlf.
; al she thought of Aunt Jane.
~ Ha swung the ladder promptly.” sgslnst
E the hunk of the tree.
“ Now. it‘s all right.“ aaid he. " I‘ll just
‘ go over to are that the (1032: haven‘t fright-
l cued Mrs. )Iorey‘s young turkeys. and wait
‘ for you outside the woot .“
In dvo inlnutcs Miriam Green was by his
sldc. rosy and breathless. still clinging to
her :tprmiful of mistletoe.
" Oh. I am an much obliged to you "‘
said Rllt'. earnestly.
“ It was rathcr an awkward predicament.
\vimu‘l it P“ tunilcd he.
" “'lmt will Aunt Jane any I" said Mi-
. rituu. involuntarily.
" Sho‘ll bo very much alanncd. won‘t
8h“ 3"
" Nu.“ t‘otifosst‘d Miriam. “ She—that
in“ Oh. Mr. Ford. I can‘t deceive you about
l‘ in
And she told him all.
" Of course. it was very wrong to dicobc}
her.“ aha added, “ but .n
“ My poor little Miriam ! My sweet.
frightened darling !“ cried John ‘ord. pana-
lng his strong arm around her waist. “ She
was a perfect drugoncla to torment you 00 l“
“ llut I belong to her.“ said the girl. in-
ncccntly. #4. have no Other home but her
house." ‘
“ Thou bolting t me. bonccforward.“ he
said..tcndt~rly looking down into her blue.
limpid cycs. “ Sunrly. you cannot have
failed to discovcr how deeply I love you)
Hereaftcr you are mine 3“
Miriam Green. young as she was. had
often drtumcd of tho pathway in which love
should come to bur. but it had never seem-
ed likc this I
“ llut." alto stammerct . “ what will your
uncle any .’"
-‘ What should he say I“ calmly retorted
her lover. “ Ford Court is mine. My uncle
ls only ,my bclovcd and honorcd guest. Be-
sidca. he loves uio so genuinely that my
happinoas cannot but be his. And—But
what in this ?“
They had by this time reached the colid
Ill‘llt‘dv‘dll which divided the grounds of
Fonl Court from the woods. and them.
pcrchvd up on its height- ~» a ft-iuinine Stvli~
tea—was Aunt Jane. with a bucket in hcr
lmnd. half full of the burbcrrioa which aha
lmd gathered from the lingo bush-(that
nude a scarchdottcd screen inside. while
\il‘t‘lt‘llwl prnnc on tho grass at the {not of
tho \vull lty old Major Ford‘s lnxuish‘l
bloodhound. Holt-rt. lli‘ lookod around
and \vnqgcd hie tail slowly at tin sight of
John. but did not stir filllt‘l'wlm‘.
“ Aunt Juno.“ said Miriam. “ what are
you doing on top of the wall. there ?“
“ l--—I only wanted a tow burberrles to
put in my cucumber pickles." atammcrcd
Aunt Jmic. ready to burst into tears “ And
~vand I didn‘t suppose there was any harm
in guthcring them here. I‘ve picked peeks
nnd pork-t of barbcrrica off them very bushes.
and nobody SJltrlk word. And I was just
reaching up for the finest. when up comma
cross old suvago unl 'llix Inc what I mean
by striding fruit. and lmvcs lllt‘ here with
this horrid. \ll\l'llll;" l-rntc to watch “It‘—
jnet us‘ if I was it tramp
a constaldr.‘ l ticvcr was so truth-«l in my
life 3 And. the more I try to jump off. the
more the dog shows his teeth at inc. and
growls. llc‘d tour me in picces if I stirred
afoot in any tlll‘t‘t‘llnll. I do believe 2"
“ My I'nclr Ford." \vhispcrvd John to
Mitizmi. “ llc is n positive nnunununiuc on
tln- subject of fruit thimvs? ‘l‘lic park brin-
‘lt‘h \\itli mun—traps. and ilh'h‘
vvhiloho good for
is it dug
chained under every apple-tree an the prem-
lava. But it‘s too bad that he should have
takt-u your :iunt for one of the village pur-
loincra 3 Golort 3 come hen this instant.
sir 3 I aesurc you. Mira Gwen“ (to Aunt
Juno. who between her fatigue “'33 on the
verge of fainting). “ my uncle will be the
moat grieved of any one. when he learns
what u misnpprehcnaion he has been labor-
ing under. Allow me to help you down.
'I‘akc curc~don‘l spill thc burbcrricu :“
“ Ib‘nr Aunt Jane 2“ soothed Miriam. rc-
cviving the old lady in her arms. “ how
frightened you must have been I"
" 0h. Miriam. forgive me I” Robbed tht
old Indy. behind her aunbonnct. “ I—I
didn‘t know how dreadful it wan. or I
never. never would have pulled the ladder
down and left you there ! It‘s a righteous
retribution on me. that‘s what it in l"
“ 0h. aunty. don‘t fret about It!" said
Mariam. mdiantly. “ It‘s all right now.
Mr. Ford came along and put up the lad.
der again. and—and I‘m engaged tobe mar-
ried to him 3 Don‘t look so lurpriaed. Aunt
Jane! 1 know I‘ve told it in a jlrky sort of
way. but it all happened as naturally as
possible. Didn‘t it. John 1" ~
7 . then followed congratulations and
“one. and finally the humble apolo-
gies of Major Ford. s testy old gentleman of
sixty oddyeom. who just then arrived on
use scene. accompanied by the village con-
liable.
“I‘m-tire I. has a thousand pardons !”
said Major Ford. “But how was I to
know? rmastrangcrln those parts. you
know. and half the fruit-trace were dripped
M nigh It
And Aunt Jane received his acknowl-
adgmcnt in frigid snence. *
“A ladyia ahdy.“ shcsaidtohcrniecc.
afterward.” even if she has climbed on a
'stouc-wall to' gather barberriec! And no
one but a semi-barbarian could mint-eke her
for anything able 2“ .
And Miriam Green was too happy in her
own new-born felicity to argue the quea-
tlon with her aunt—Helen F-wcu Oma-
AN AUBRIOAH VOLCANO.
cffi ‘ . - V’ ‘
Ann-a Valley.
Ithsslongbecnknowuthatalittlcbutts.
rlsiné‘abouttbcccutrc of the Santa Crux
Valley. maniucmlla south of Tucson.
hasacratcr. last Tharaday s prospector
raid that when coming from the Omega
copper canphcccrtaialycswsmokeafising
hom'thstopdthkblm. 'l‘wcgcatlcncn
who went out hunting to Arlvaca acme
thmwcckscgo wandered cl from their
madandcuanlahtcaulpcdat tbs bane of
thisvolcaaio butts. They heard ctr-am.
87'
IIYSTERIBS OF THE STAGE-
llcvv the film" In (lo—Ia Opera lack
nomad the Fountain. .
“ Never saw a comic opera from behind
the footlighta. ch ?“ said the manager. as he
piloted a reporter down a flight of creaking
stairs into the dimly-E31 ted temple of dra-
matic myntci‘lca under the stage of Havcrly‘s
Theatre. A row of dressing rooms stn‘tcbee
along three side: of the cellar and the green
room in In the centre. The lights were
turned down until the players came in to
" make up “ for the evening performance
of “ The Beggar Student.“ Thertt was little
difference in the appearance of the interion
cf the dressing mums. Trunks and chain-
[vague baskcta and boots and shoes littered
the floors ; the walls were covered with
wearing apparel of all kinds and tho aliclvca
under the gas jets were loaded with papers
of chalk. clicks of grease paint. tablets of
rouge. cakes of cocoa butter. pots of cosmo-
linc. burnt corks. tufts of hair. gum Arabic.
India ink. camel‘s hair brushes. hums‘ feel.
comb: and a hundred other odds and code.
The actors came trooping in by two.
and throes«commonplucc-looking people
enough ac they entered thoir dressing room-
in'd prepared to tranaform themselves into
princes. couutcasea. noblcmcu. generals.
nfl‘iccra. pagea. “haunts and tramps. Before
haleast acvcn ‘ ock the rooms were filled
inccsaautly. Every few momenta some on
the otbors joined l
aung no vigorously
other rooms rebq-ll
vocalists to “dry
ahoristcra wcre tln-
their drcsxing room-
uiauagcr informed the n-portcr that t
The churns wit
‘wc people in tlr
cullcd upon th
opomtic chorister could put on a nicc rts
ultra. The Clttifla‘frr- of the opposite
ulso put on their star.
0n tho othcr hand. the principal aingcr“
an hour to an hour in “ making up.“ '1‘
most cliaructcristic “ make up “ in “
mam-tilinv- and feminine. spcnd from lu¥
llcggrrStudcnt
MID
thn the paint was thoroughly distributed
over his face he took up a stick of higher-
colored paint and under it his eyebrow.
disappeared. Then he powdered his face to
dutroythc glistening paint. attached two
tufts of dark hair above his buried cyc-
brows. blacked his moustache and with a
stick of dark grease paint began deftly
weaving a network of lines on his forehead.
under his eyes and about his month.
These were wrinkles. At] onc‘s elbow hia
face looked like a gridiron. but at a distance
the eflcct was exactly what hc:desired. By
this time the orchestra overhead was play-
ing the overture for the performance and,
with the exception of those occupied by
some of the lending feminine singers, the
dreaaiug rooms were desert/ed.
Except the manager. the reporter and the
1 ve hands. every one on the stage was in
ccatmnc for the opera. The stage was
crowded with pretty Polish girls. in fur
trimmed haubcrks and bmwn tights. others
Inbrecly-looking petticoat trousers and a
still greater number in short dresses and
gorgeous elockinga Mixed among the girls
were tramps with bushy whiskers and gul-
lant redqmtt-d soldiers with rat-um movie
tachcs as black as cosmetic would make
them. Half a dozen young women crowded
around the little peep—hole in the curtain.
The girls went in a subdued chorus of gig-
gles every now and then.
“ What are they doing I” aid the report-
ar to a Celtic Pole in a green blame who
was eyeing the playful young women with
Ill-concealed acorn. .
“Luckin‘ at thin: judcs atannin‘ be the
walls.“ he replied.
Before he could crprcé himself more
fullan the dude quution tho pmmptci
shouted. “Clear the stage.“ clapped hit
hands and the curtain went. up -—PW
ph'a Tina.
FIRE KINDUNGS.
“0 {Henry of a Bundle of firewood
Fro- Ita ‘l‘rcclAfb Until It in 'l‘lctl Up.
Ifall the wood that is piled up in the
otherwise vacant blocks in the neighbor-
hood of Seventeenth street and the East
ltivcr should be reset in the ground in its
original condition. it would form a forest
thatwouldcovcraapaccathird as big as
Manhattan Island. It Is nearly all pine
from Pennsylvania. Virginia, New Jersey.
and Connecticut. The tall and solid block:
of treetrunks are renewed so fact by the
train loads and boat loads combmtly ar-
riving that it is impoaaiblc to ace by look.
ing at them how rapidly they are consumed.
To see that one must stand under the little
abode thatskirt the blocks. In them are
:ircular cows running at lightning speed
from dawn until night and biting the great
poles into little blocks. which are in turn
fed to the triquatumcr chopping knives
that convert them into kindling wood.
Under these restle- bladca whole great
aremadcup of two blades. crossing one
another at right anglca. They are fixed
under an iron block. and move up and
down with great rapidity. A man atsnda
infrontofcach one. feeding lt_wlth the
blocks. which are three inches high end
from four to eight inches broad. ‘Oac blow
oftbckulvcsdoclnotdothcwk. It
takeatwotcrcduccablocktopicccsof the
it
tiff
”3'!
t?
f
with laughing people. who chattercd almost & iuxt 333.1%; mkuffig
IUW
of the principal singers would try his “’icbeneflclal than the one of
by reeling off a few ntnty notes. Themaibility. as was the case
would be taken up by the choristera anildinthbat n0 31“an “0
carried on until the noise was deafening. It he could ablrk lili duty
In one room four masculine chorister 1““ .
were arguing earnmtly with a musical looming. 0‘ ““3 Congregational
claet. who held that the theory that a rcgtenmgt
lar dict of maccaroni euciigthcited and muffin“ with the Society‘s
proved the human vmcc was prepmtemu. selt‘t‘t a alto for a new
This interesting discu. dun came to an 0!...dge Baker.
when one of the (pint-lotto started that nine Georg?- M-
cul antique. .. Tn. imimni “'ak‘h.“ “fueling at "w
ven authorities have made
do against Sunday
.. . notorious Chas. \ .
1m ""‘fi‘lmubnvictot‘l of illegal sale and
.t to “lllt‘rgt‘ “Woke-d.
1" “““fidt‘m‘t‘ th and has sold the I'lorcnce
.rorge IV.
. ' ‘ . ~ . . e . y a .
mg stage direttorn nsrm that tln mambf‘ntnli'erllix. The authorities
~ ~ . urn their attention to policy
and-“lb“? “‘u‘lm‘xnm M“ b‘mh“ h” “““Hmvisicne of the new ordi-
tnchc with pomalnui in exactly aevon mun-y
stfol' tllt‘
fziccs very rapidlgm-
\laying us a part of their
v | .
rallv cliforctngi
t
lt‘
’l‘ postfl to run.
“ is Mr. lloni-unuu‘s (1‘: nm; and culls in hats must be
“ Suppose “‘0 go over and sco hint.“ nag-ck at, McEwen‘e to make
the manager. moving towards the comi-dimlw 80013.
There was found the Gran-m. in undrq ahippera are about through
uniform. and he was butting a strata ameon‘a
forests have disappear“. The choppers
A REAL SCHOOLI ASTER;
no simple Pro-nel- scary Told by 0-0
“'oodllck \Vllllau.
" We had about as orncry and triflia‘ a crop
If kids in (Inlay-crawl Count y thirty year! ago
as you could gather in with a fiuc~tooth
comb and a brass band in fourteen suites.
For ways that wcm kittcuaome they was
moderately active and abnormally protuber-
aut. That wax the prevailing style of Gala.
Verna kid. when Mr. George IV. Mulqm‘cu
come tltcro and wanted to engage the school
at the old catnip. whore I hung up in the
days when the country was new and the
murmur of tho aixnlimitor was heard in the
land.
“ Gout-go W. Mulqucon was a alcndcr
young party from tho ctl‘oto East with con-
vcicntioua scrnplos and a hectic flush. Both
of tho-w was ugiu him for a promoter of
school disciplino and mptarc root. 110 had
a heap of information: and big sorrowful
eyes.
“ So fur ya I was concerned. I didn‘t feel
like awoaring around George or using any
lzutguago that would sound irrelevant in a
laullt‘a‘ buodoro: butasi for the kids of the
achool. they didn‘t care a blamed cent.
They just hollercd and whoopcd like a pas—
alc of Sioux. ‘
“ They didn‘t acorn to would litcmry at.
btiunicnta or expensive knowledge. 'l'hcy
wooct thcwgcnius
recent Wall-st panic.
the following gen-
‘ mmittce to
nnted 1‘ 00 one woke up:
R. ll. Rowan. der lay.
Olmstcad. to
f Mr.
call 0 pitch thc cotton
liquor
llmd- Charles
up by
two trucka.
He has deemed to
II. llught‘s. “7““
hotel or fit it up The grading
on the new
atrium-m and include
players as well as
The liquor dealers now
said. to help in the war
9v"). law ear. though
Tlie policy calere are
use at present
Your choice for
war. They wil
business.
piign 1-31“ the tufttc non
Vi'rths.
” Monday he aailod In about 9 a. I.
vith hiu gripqtmk and begun thc discharge
If Ilia jutios.
" He brought In a bunch of mountain
willers. and aftcr driving a big railroad apika
Into the door-caving over the latch be said
the Senate and House would sit with closed
doors during thc morning St‘r‘tr‘dull. Several
largo, white-eyed holy fer-mm gazcd at him
‘11 a kind of dumb. inquiring tono of voice.
but he didn‘t my much. He sectncd con.
siderably reserved an to the plan of the
campaign. The ucvv teachcr than unlocked
his uligatordkiu grip and took out a Bible
and a new self-cocking weapon that had an
automatic dingus for thyovviug out the
empty shells. It was one of tho bull-dog
varictyand bud the laugh of ti joyous child.
“ lie road a short paauvgo from tho Scrip-
tures and then pulled off his coat and hung
it on a nail. Then he made a few t‘Xlt in»
porancous remarks. aftcr which he s lllVf‘t't‘ti
the palm of his right hand. took the self»
cocking aongstcr in his lcft. and prm‘ccdcd
to wear out the grids over the various pro-
tuberance of his pupils.
“ People passing by thought they must be
beating carpet in the Scbtkildlullit‘. He
pointed the {gun at his charge with his left
and manipulated the sad with his right
duke. One large. overgrown Missourian
tried to crawl out of the winder. but aftci
he had looked down the barrel of the shooter
a moment ho'chnngod his mind. He waned
I to realize that it would be a violation of the
rules of the school, no Ac can»: back and
act down.
“ After he wore out the foliage. Bill. be
pulled the spike out of that door. put on
his coat and went away. He never was seer.
there again. He didn‘t ask for any salary.
but just. walked ofl' quietly and that sum~
not we accidentally heard that he was George ‘
W. Mulquoon‘e brother-PA—Biil ll'yc . in
Puck.
rm... 0-..: o;
‘ no Not neglect". can.
You leave home some bright sunahlny
morning. and find out, when you are fairly
atarted, that the sunshine in a hollow
treachery, that a bitter eaet wind ls raven.
lug all round. and that your lungs have
been stabbed through and through by
the blast before you had hardly found it
out.
A cold caught about this season ought .to
beawiftlyldcsltwlth. orituiayrunon and
take month to shake off.
Aday and a night‘a home naming will
often effects care. which. a month aften
wards. may cost a good round doctor‘a bill.
Never neglect a cold. The attack may
not seem severe. but a cold in a cold, and
therefore an enemy to be looked after with
the greatest watchfuluese.
Therein no doubt that people wilfully
put themselves into position: which court
attack. ”tin-soled shoes. thin dress,
atandlng about in draughty ; these.
and similar other follies. all add to the
number of cold: which. once contracted.
hke time and money to break up. ,
If we could only trace back case: of acri-
cua film. to their origin, colds would be
found to be the initial trouble in countle-
calu. A
Till OOW- PUNGHER.
This b the house of the cow~punchcr.
H'crchcctaada. hurwcluomed, with
munluofimandbmul, accent“:
WM. Kickback. alwaycblua
vawmmm‘ vau-
hagatthehlpaglistniurcvclvcrcfthc
wmwwwdwm
daultuubdhtmkh m:
hell-rhinitis in...“
“Willi
in “I
A Frlgbtfitwv half.
The sloop E. H.
Five Mile River. ‘0‘"
the crew went to a ‘1')“
lot of thank“! 5"“ '
mw'beins asleep "k‘ . .
“my took fire and W- hbopm avenue B and comtnittcd to
tho W" lnitcntiary for one car. In the latter
scorched the deck “ y
Just thtlah‘
‘ veal-cl Em?“ .“ . .
‘zs‘fé‘3‘nd woke ‘oor .‘r a saloon in the Bowery. and while
gunpowder and can crud in the act “f attempting ‘0 cs.
livce of the crew. ’Jllld
through this citytb-a
l
WM... mucond degree.
Mllltatuttumtued Cook in a saloon at No. I78
ground has boon chum.“ crime he was scntcuccd to State
tractor will be pat-NW.
moss ta 0
' ' an t it. is ho cans
armpleicd by J in"; be» 9'8an from the moss room of the
There is ‘n with) .
brigade will 30 mm 80““ h“ Way to tho woods. where he
fall. followmg canon» 2.1311 day an“ “Mk“ w um on“ “
no * -
ave as yet. been i: _
The new hamstring
platoons will aha.
over twenty ycal
firms that the'
the new once arritr
though Lbe used in case of o prc~
flcsbcolored grease paint on his faclxu' ""“mtn‘ada fifu‘.‘ The
A LONG CRIMINAL CAREER-
hc lust-I6 if a' Rotor-Ions Burt!" Who
Was Recently raptor-ad.
J. R. RAYHOND.
Blllllllll' 'tlllll llllllll'llfllll',
Work done by the Day or Con-
tract
Shop foot of Franklin St. near entranc
to nursery. P. O. Box 617. 404“
i’ A. '1- E N '1' s.
A. ll. “'OOSTER,
Attorney — at - Lavv,
(Late cxamincr U. 8. Patent Offlcm
Orrttlc: 436 Main Street. Cor. FairlicldAvcmtc.
Bridgeport. Conn.
Having had ought ycanl cxpcricncc in this bu~itzt~s
I am [It'llafld to give my pt-hmnal attcntioti to all
matters relating to Pan-tits bcfoie the l’. S. l‘utrnt
(Mice and thc courta Trudc marks and Label ,_
left-Rd. l-‘on‘izn palcnfs [Ihl‘lll‘t‘tL llavo a sklitltl
draftsinsu in my ofllcc. and :I n-rldt‘nt a-socEs ~ in
'Washington. 1). L‘. bend a Eliclt‘h. or bun-r "
cad in person. t:
Detectives Valcly and McConnell. of in.
apcctor Byrncs‘ ma. brought to Pollen
Headquarters. heavily handcuffed, the no
torlour Frank Reilly. one of the best known
burglars of thh city. whom they arrested in
Sixth avenue last night. Ilia history as a
criminal for the past fourteen years is one
"occasion of arresta. convictions and er.-
capce. In 1869 he was confined in the jail
at White Plains. having been arrested for
burglary. and escaped from them by“ saw-
lng the bars of the window of his cell. He
was subsequently captured. taken back.
convicted. and sentenced to five year‘s in»
priconmcru. He attempted to compo from
SingSing. and was captured while going
through the roof of the prison. While at-
tcmptinu {to rescue twp burglars. Pete
Woods and Billy “'illiams. from Defective
Handy. in 1874 he was arrested and was
Icntenecd to the Penitentiary for one year.
After serving one day he mudc his escape.
In 1876. while engaged in a burglary at
Boxbutougb. Pa. he was arrested. and.
while attempfing to escape from his cap-
ture. he was allot four times in the leg- and
body. He remained five months in hoa-
plhtl. and was aubaoqnently tried for the
burglary. convicted and sent to the Eastern
Penitentiary. in Pennsylvania. for two years
He was arrested in New York
.vm- 8 by Detective McGranu for. a bur—
mmittcd in a cutlery étore on Third
a m.
A week at hmnc. $.‘iouttit frvt-J’ny tillrllllllvfi'
auroh'o riskt‘apiml not rctpiirwl. llrznlt r. if
you want business at which pcrmns of vitlu 1‘
Ft“. you“: or old. can tnukc L'mat my all tho ttmc
they wnrkovitb almolutc certainty. \vrilc for lulrllt‘ll»
luv to It. ll amarr-r .v to. Portland. Manic. GtIl-ly
J. F. Peckwell.
(Summer to L. I". biannual.)
Harness & Saddlery,
’l Janics‘ “lock. “'iitt‘r St..
Norwalk, Conn.
ttrzrauuxc xxxrtx AND mmm'rm' EXE-
Cl’ThID
. For this ofl’encc be we sent. to Truvcliu" Bil"S Ilobcs Bl‘lll-
( “rill . . a r:- 9 y A
consequences. :h‘d't: lgéf‘k fin“... ug for two years. Six weeks after lit‘lS. Etc.
from prison he was armted in
thin with a burglary committed in a
Kwrvthinz: at l0\\\'.\l prim-s and all work cxwtttnl
in tho but tnunnvr. till-if
C. itinerary. ‘
Baker: Bollflmlllllfll‘
L‘T Maui $2.. Nor“ ail: '5‘ \"ueliington 51.. t‘uy.
Choice
(it My not: h‘alltlfat‘lllrt‘. u Sptwiutty
Ice-meant, Charlotte llB Ruse,
Etc. Etc. turmslm l ;.: 51‘s
TH BUSINESS is non
\Vlu‘l’c you can iii“ .3» soc the brand. that .\ ..’.
Hullt & zelufis
“‘ht‘rt‘ ycu v.1: \
Fresh and Salt Fish.
Clams and Lobsters.
. .\'r Tm: on) STAKE)
Washington St.
"3‘ fthc year 1331 he was arrcatcd for
:lng a man with a billiard one in
oatvd Tmuba awaiting examination he was
ly hiking the masonry work from un-
“ pm a closct. In Scptcmbcr. mm, 1..
Kill rested and convicted of robbery in
lie had assaulted a
Con I‘cct ioncry
on. Inwatmt and whim him of $140.
ffor five years. On November H.
with anothcr convict named Paul
2‘? Ni! v’t‘. t". 8-11
whoby sawing tho bars of the window.
“3;: During the first \it-ck of but Dcl
ho was um sti-d at 106th street and
hmrcmic. for assaulting a man. 119
[nough the policeman who arrested him
“‘lll‘ecvcrcly clubbcd. and was subsc-
" f“; taken to the Presbyterian Hospital.
‘ m. tticth street and Fourth uvcnuc.
invariable rule in the case of
at. ‘n his clothes were takcn from him.
. $03» an natucd John Fitrsimmous was
sent to the hospital to guard him. ' At that
time Reilly‘s identity was not known. The:
night he stole the clothes of one of the
hospital nurses and inudo his escape. Two
weeks ago Policeman thksitnmuns was dis-
missed from the Snrce. Two officers from
Sing Sing Prison called at Police llcud-
luarlcra and took Reilly back to svrvc out
his unexpired term.
Hot Dinners,
‘25 GEN 'l‘S.
D’Arluis’lestauram,
MUSIC II .\I.I. Blah ‘K.
ll:
A SPOTTER LEI-‘1‘.
Probably cvcry milmad line of any con.
St‘rlll'dlttt‘ in the country hue its “ spotter! “
tu ‘~\'»ll(‘h and set traps for conductors. and
if tho public has any feeling citln‘r way it is
for the lattt‘r officials. This was shown st
tow days ago on t\ line running out of
Dar-it. A tncdiuiit.sizv-tl. fairly drugged
pimscngcr sct up thc plcn that he had been
robbed. and bcggcd‘thc conductor to pass
him free. The ott‘iccr looked him over
carefully and replied ;
" Your face. or oh" you go
The man whincd and begged, but when
ho found that it was one or the other be pro
ducod a :55 bill to pay his fare.
“ Ctvnutcrfcit I“ said the conductor as he
handed it back.
" Why. man. that‘s as true a greenback
as was ever made I“
‘* (‘zm‘t take it sir! Your fare. please!”
“ But that‘s all the money I have 2“
“Then oi you go 2"
“ But sir ~but ~—- !“
The train was stopped between stations
and the paast‘nger backed off with many a
muttered “ mists word.“ “'hen the conduc-
tor cit-entered the car half a dozen parser»
gets tackled him with indignant protests.
and two or three almost abused him for his
rigid observance of the rules.
“ Gentlemen. he was a spotter l“ was the
answer to the storm of indignation. 'and in
ten seconds everybody in the car was ap-
plaudiug.
Mull: Sv‘i‘\ ml at: a? lk‘{1r‘1
l-y th. day or
\ t
G 0011 lloiiic-Illtulc llrcad l‘tu‘Sailc
fol Man 51..
t
Scuzhxorwailg, IcLLJim
James W. (Taivanaglt.
FIRST-CLASS
Artist in Marble!
Steamboat Wharf.
v“
South Roi-walk. Ct.
XEW v 011K
M I LLI N ERY !
2'3 MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
MRS. W. FAWUETT,
Will open. on or about April 5th. the SLOR‘ in Lun-
dcr‘s block formcrly occupied by Mrs. Godfrcy. as a
first-class
New York _ llilllieri Slate,
With a choice and wcll sclcc‘ctl stock at NEW
YORK PRICES.
Mrs. W. Fawcett.
South Nor-walk. March 2:. 1&4.
.llllillllllllljllllllmallls
Do You Want Relief!
________________..__—————-
A DBTECTIVE’S WEDDIRG RING-
" This gold ring.“ said Detective Grodeu.
of Castle Garden. removing a plain circlet
from his finger. “ is not very much to look
at. but it has a history.“
" How so ?“ asked the ”wait! reporter.
“ Well." cal the detective, “ this ring
has been used in the marriage cervunony of
185 coup-lea. or 370 people. within the pact
two years. Just think ofit. 370 fond beam
united into 185, on the principle that the
twain become one when a couple in marricdl
They don‘t always do it.“ mused Mr. Gro-
den. “but that is neither here nor other-
wise." . “
Mr Groden has termed a reputation with
the Commiuionexs of Emigration of being
a great promoter of matrimony. He has
made more matches than any French mar-
riage bureau ever brought about. When a
young immigrant deserts a fond maiden
whom he has induced to leave home to
come to America to be his bride. Detective
Grader: like: nothing better than to follow
up the faithlese one and persuade him to
fulfill his promise. The frequency of such
was and the success which has attended
the delicate offices of Mr. Grodcn are illus-
tratalbythcfactthauas be sari. he has
If ”.mmllymrattcntcocta
V’ I N It} L A N D.
Which has been whitened. It is locatcd on the
highat known point in the celebrated
Pine Region
.0,- m.—
SOUTH.
'l‘bcmll Nolahrla! New! Nocsucfchc-
billty.
asststed‘ mas of those marriages ln two
yearn. Tiidmam at: this: 2;; MINERAL W ATER
0 Bl _
mummy... .... .. .. m... mm, .
vies. mrmmmmm none! mined
lolhcwucr.tcdoalnllardutys¢alaacfl -11...
Infill!"
W Consumptives l Rheumaticsl
cots m is an «a has Broken Constitutions !
wwfismflrcumcn' N.*'d'm°:‘m§w 1.33..“
L!" Rum-mm“ ~11- Round Trip Tickets
has dsr. M h a chant la ,
“hmm. fur immatbictcnatly
Reduced ,Rates,
pit—mute! mxmwmum
Wyn-5.33
mucus walnut}.
Mrs. Augusta Smith.
Instructor in Crayon and Music.
MAHACKEXO HOTEL.
South Nor-walk. - - 70:) ff
BENEDICT FRANCIS,
Teacher of Violin.
Music furni-hctl for all occasons.
DIBBLE‘S BL‘K..
(:72 Pm.
Richard Welton,
Teacher if the Value and Plan
I‘. 0. BOX 173.
So. Nnrwalk, Cl.
tLZH-tf.
Conn.
.‘lltlh’Ss
SO. NOR\\'.\I.K.
thslllELSt‘E
102 Main Slt‘ccl.
Dr. McGonegal.
~Q'FY‘IK‘E AX!) IlllrlIlKNun—v
Cor. \Vcst Avenue and Butler Slrcct,
XORWALK. coax.
Odin-’llonwal‘ntil fl :1 m ;
S p.in.; Sui'd. L‘ to I pm.
t7?»’k‘out..nu ‘tttinn by tcb plzvitc.
’6? s; hillt'i‘ii.
Instantaneous Plutonium.
l'ltotnu‘rupltcrs' Matcriuls.
from ‘1 to 3 'ilul : :n
:f‘no
ll and 1:1 \\'::~lt‘.:i:!un 5L.
(Baas. 1.;Vr‘6NEs.
DEXTIST.
LAYDER‘S I‘nI.‘K. \\'.\SIlIXv-TU_\' ST.
So. Nonvnlk. 0"?!
Appointnn ms can 1*“ undo by '1‘» vahi nc.
iittr ;uli‘.:.n.~'crvd for tln- 1‘;:'r~h'~~ tram : . r -
tntli t. -.
\\'. II. .VI [-2 Eli ER.
5»! Main SlTl't‘l.
South Sunk-uh. (I .
Practical Plumber.
Sit-um and UN l‘ittrr. tf-‘tzlvr .n l‘.‘1h‘.l" ' and
strum Filtvrs‘ h as. :ti.d t...» Firing: J ‘-
tun: prong-fly . ito. m” t!
lily‘s Building.
Julius Baker.
BTAIR BUILDER,
Ix no: rox‘s Slldi‘. - Warn: 51113737.
SOI‘Til va‘satu. t‘UNX
‘ ‘ :xrn‘l ‘. i;-;« i
I‘. U. l‘wv .2. :. V . ".1.
’84 Siliigflailiqmmu. ’84
English. French and Herman (‘urkscrcvv \‘uitimrs
or lllt' Firw‘l l‘al‘rit‘sI
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l‘. .
p. rzt-rt. .;':tl mztm- by .-
B. 0032—1
lo “2“. 5L. .\‘.:r‘.\.z'k. t'.~::::.
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B .A. '1‘ H S
JACOB PAKULSKI.
Ilavt- addvd l!
lllt‘ Nx‘vv llndr
four Pine
'ir tirtwnzu Sll.‘«t‘2l. n
‘\.t:\\.:‘.k.
8th Rooms.
\Vtrn ilo‘r AND COLD ‘VATER.
\“h‘f‘i: ‘
.a Hoot: fat. .2 up u :1; Il‘J‘ mos: modc'n
.‘.~
: :1.t‘l‘_\‘ mi. 1.; at I... minor; for
;l\.
('uttin: and Shaving.
\tri‘di- :::;~ts urt- corzstuntiyvmpioy or: iv
Pl‘r‘d’ I ‘.‘:~ lh- !\
A t‘llllivll‘fll‘IST. \v':
ll‘. Xv.“ \
is Bank.
51 Washington Strcct.
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\li‘:
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DC 1‘1de l' l- . l‘nw:
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JOHN ll. KNAI‘I‘. Sui. and Tnzir.
tZ‘SHv.
JOHN H. SMITH
FLOR: 8-:-
MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NUIHVALK.
- Great. «Reduction—7
“—13——
FURNITURE,
————.u- —-——
D. Stow’s.
liitaguleziflilaillPacfi
RAILWAY.
i
By the «utral position of its line. mane-ct.- the East
and West by the shorten routc, and tan-ice llilv-El’n‘
cure without change of cars bcuvcen Chores" and
Kansas City. Council Bluffs. Leavenworth. Alchiion.
Minneapolis and St. Paul. It contains in l'niun
Dcpots with all the Elucipal lines of road Nun-m
the Atlantic and chic Oceans. It‘ tuttipzncrit
is unrivaled and magnifier-ct. ‘ Irvin: comprccd of
Host Comfortable and Beautiful Day Coachesand
ligament Horton Err-lining Chair Cara. Pullman‘s
Prettiest Palace Slow-m Care. and the Bist Line a
Diulad Cars in the \‘t ml The Train; lac-tween
Chicago and nascent-i River Points. Two train-
hctwccn Chicago and Minneapolis and St . Paul. via
the Famous
“Albert Lea Route”
Altman-immune. viaSonccaantK-ikakce'
he recently been opened bcnvus’ Richmond. Scr-
folk. new have. (W Atlanta. A
p“ x33; lain-ville. Ixxingrou. Maui's:
chum! hulaacmuwmedtstcpgnts.
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twat. 31m 52m sew-ti son 2500 3706:31200
.: z. a ,-_ “is”: "l
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Of the X. T.
V
liiiliiiltiltiilliulualcu.
Freight Line Direct
T() Ntiiv YORK. . ,
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City 9? fiemt
gnu”: gamut}: genfiml
GOLDEN BROTHERS, Proprietors.
OFFICE IN “SENTINEL” BUILDING .
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SISGLF. Forms. 5 Cam‘s.
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,I‘UUT L‘w‘r‘ IIEEHMAX ST.)
Eco“ cr Rates Than by Any
Other Linc.
, THE PROPELLER— .
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Blue Stone. Etc.
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Mountain, Franklin, and , *
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Agent lfil RUBBER PAINT;
Yards foot of “'ashington and Ear:
shall rtrvcls. Branch office at Stillson‘s
Drug Store. 641. "
(will AT 1
J. Hgimmlyus é
Ciri‘iii‘li‘fiiii f
of his r-vvu Xanufactunx at “'hnicsalc and Raid!
’t.C\ .~. U21: on n Supine: Quality of .
Mixed Candy, at 20 Cents ”
per Po‘lfd. \
A .9.er 3.“ rant} cf IIVl -il.\Y GOODS 1‘ ~
CHRISTMAS-TREE t) .N AXES“. 1
: 5’ \“_;;z~c‘..~~ and 'r‘. .ziivu‘j supplied a: cam
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The Best Family Hume
in the World. .
W: luv" them where you can muses n55}?
ticn. an; Jc always glad toohow than. ’ . .
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