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q. ,1, ._ .itiizly -\.r punt mother."
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111. . . . .1111 . ‘11....114 l,\.\1il'1.“, I could
l 1 “
1.1'1‘11‘1. .1 A
~-L1'1'1.1i‘\ .1 ya .11‘ 111 tln‘ church
.;,.11. ' moi i.‘..‘;.
“ 11 laughing. “ That‘s
11 I 1 “.1111. I» ‘11. {1'1 n‘li'll :1 Illlit‘ 0111?. II
l'ncle John would only let me plant a crop
of tubiceo up in the wuth field, I am sun.-
I could r115 ’ 1‘1\1ce..s much money 35 the
turnip-a “1.1 1111113 us. 13111 Uncle John
~.1..l dailies.
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In”. “1 Y1 1. .111 "
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1.;gr11\.1t11..,1 tnlt morning‘ . and Mrs Star-
ling 11ml 511.11 11 I1‘\\' quiet. li‘ul‘fi before the-
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Mrs Starling.
A\1..l \\ hen th. book wan dung wrathfully
.111 1L. 1 111-. and Mr. McElnw 11.111 dismiss-
«Pills 11111111 \1‘s wife, he sat thinking.
“ I ll do it ." be said. uloud. "l \‘e liad
it in my mind for 111-1111' “Mir. 1 ll send tl11 e1
Starling» about Illrll' 111151111“. I‘ll put an
end to 1111p.-\it1»i‘.1s of
llivlra. They only care for inc ju~l the
1111,1111 of my purer. 'l'li1y hate me, every
one of ‘1111 I can ace through ‘cin, dull as
ltlll')’ llilllk 1111‘ I"
1 A» hr put there, 11 little lad came to the
.11-or, with .1y1llow 1111 Hope in his hand.
“ A telegram for you." said he. Twenty-
li\1 cciitb. please."
.\Ic1:l1anically, Mr.
money, and he put on his round silveb
mounted spectacles, a: the little lad epcd
“no 1111111 1 the l1lA11~11uhu. which were
just Winning to put on their fringe of pur-
[111 11111111 5 ‘
“ I numb 1‘ who it (‘1 1n be from. 9“ said he.
It a u. .11‘) brief. It said .
“ Sfiugln have fall-.11. Your money is all
gum-i Sorry, butJ-ould not stand against
'Inu'itt-t.
“1111.111?“ 11111.1 Mr.
t‘XIanlnguI ones!“
beat I can,“ said poor
three I. vrrlasting
“ ll. luvizx‘ 1k Co.“
II nil‘v'hll 1" ('U. Yi‘a. Illa! “118 the name
of the Nassau street firm to whose cure his
dilgentlyhunnled fortune had been con‘
uigned. He read the brief dispatch over and
oi er again. :1: if it were imimsible to com-
prehend its full 1111111111213, ‘
" I don't understand," he repeated to
himselb—“I don't understand. I thought
those “oi-'11.; lhclt' safe enough. I only be.
lawn} what those woundrels told me them-
ulven'. Stocks fallen ! My money ell gone!
011. what will become of me now!
Ilia heed fell forward on hie folded clue
c- 0» climbed“; 11¢ mad 3 m
witch W to come from the very d”
d bl- been.
“In-opium? be. that “Al
7 11111111....
Mclflroy paid the
" I‘ncle McElmy, don‘t mind it," said
the cheerful voice of Matthew Starling.
when at last he had mustered courage to
tell his troublen, and sat with his head sup.
ported oi; his hand at the table. with a face
dmu 11 11nd pinched 115 if he had just recov-
ered from a long sickness. “ I‘m doing well
at my trade just now. Herbert Long has
promised to take me into pititnership at his
new :hoe store, at Bloodville Corners, next
spring. and you shall never feel the loss of
your money while I can handle an owl or
draw a thread."
“ Never feel the loss of my money I"
vaguely repeated McElroy. “ The
talks like a fool. "
But. nev crthclesv there \1 a: a grain of
comfort 111 the \\ onlx
“And, after all. l 111‘].- John."
whispered Mrs \‘tr 11‘lin-', ‘money isn‘t
ev1 rvthino You‘ ll see how nicely we shall
contrive to live. I‘ll take a boarder or two,
if you don‘t object, this summer. Your
comfort shall not be interfered with in the
lcast degree- and we may 111m mrnngc to
save a little at the \‘e- if s 1 -.’nd
'lhe tears came into Mr. A\I1 I‘2l rov ‘a dim.
blue eyes.
" You always did have a good heart,
Sarah.“ said 111“. but I wonder how you
can have any patiencc left with 1111-. after
1111- tiltn‘ Ax I‘vc 51‘ oldc 11 you for half a pound
e\1r:1of1 .vtlce or u nutmr 1:. “'
21.11 1 I .1111 1; ring to take in dreszcmak-
1111.: 111.“..1r11l 111-111.11.1- “ 011, you‘ll see,
1'111-11- .1.-1.11 : you will live l1k1-A1 gentleman.
You needn‘t think that we have lived on
your generosity all these years. not to try
and repay it now."
" I? Generosity. Enid I‘nclc John,
hardly c.1‘tAiin wln thcr the words were in
511111.11“ carncxtA
11ml
consoliugly
lint no. th. re was no covert light of sar
c.1~1a in lh-hnda‘s bright. brown eyes its 1111.
bent cixresxingly over 1.111.. It was real into,
full gratitude, that sparkled there.
‘ lt‘.‘ juxt 1111 y all say.“ declared
.l.11111‘<. the stalwart young farmer. “\Ve
11w.- .~1.1_\11.111g to you, l'nclc John. am‘
11.-n‘1 forget it. And if you don‘t want to-
b.11‘co crops ruiecd on the place. I‘m blessed
'1 you sluiu‘t have your own 11 1y. Not 11
ionicco leaf \hall be grown? lint I rcalh
think \\1‘ cm do 1 rettv \\‘1 11 with 11 11111 mud
1111 ll. 1 ‘idc 1111, now 11.11 grains are briliy,‘
111.: such a profit. instead of using it as n
hllt‘i'li 1-...~11:1r1‘.“
And Lucy brought him I. letter.
" It is from Mr. Grover, uncle,“ mid Ibo.
‘ ll.- orb-n to give me singing-11121511115 for
nothing. if I will help with the Sunday-
scliool music ; and then, 1ih~tt_\' soon. I
1111,1111». able toeai‘n money for you. too.
11- M unclc," with tears in her we
h.1\‘1~ all land you. only w .1 didn‘t darn lu
tell you how much. lf-— if you ,would only
let me kiss you, l'ncle .11-1111:"
The old man chap-~11 her in bin arms will.
team atreannng down his wrinkled chceka
' I tluii'l 1"111‘1‘ " III) falter-
1‘11. ‘ Let the money 1‘», if you will only
love me lilu‘ this. I never was happier in
my life I I know now what that feeling in
that lux‘ Inn 11 chilling and fret-ring me all
my 1111‘. It \\.1A~ 1115- 111-111 \1.1r\1111_;t111lc.\th3
Yes. yes, we‘ll begin the world our again,
t‘lill1lr1 11
.13
1‘\‘1‘\“ ‘ ‘
for the money.
‘.‘"‘“ ,‘ll'o' I. \l'c'll 111-gin to ennn
. 1 -1 ‘~ .. ' '
. .11..-1\1-~ .11 1.1111. .
'l'hey \\'t'l‘1‘!llllllr_{ talking in the pui‘pl.
luak of the 111111111111 cvuiin-z. when then.
.‘.1111. .1 knock .1t the door. It was the little
[ch-graph lad, lircutldms “Ill‘ hast-i.
‘ I‘ve 11111111» 11. lillhllllir," said he. “ I‘ve
loft the dispatch at the wrong place. It was
for Mr. .\I1‘.\lbin. 111 the hotel down the
st'ect. There wasn't no dispatch come for
Mr. .\lcl‘2lroy, at .1111. l‘lemse to give -n18
lim‘li the envelope 3“
The family 1111 loolo‘l at each 111111 r as the
boy rushed down the road with I115. freight
bf t‘\ll t1.l1111.:\ for 51111111 one else.
“ .\1.d n._\' mun-1y in. all Sllft‘ !" 31.111 .\Ir.
.\I1‘I2li‘-i_\', with a long brc11tli-~“ all safe?
It sec-ma llliL' a 11111‘11‘111, don't it ? or :1 lesson
s--11t1lir1~ct f1'1-111tl1e Lord to try us. “'1-11,
it won‘t be thrown away on 1111‘. Jim. hex-1A
i-é I111 -loll11‘.~‘ to subscribe to the furniture
fund,“
“ It's too much. \ir," said dailies.
“ No. 11 ain‘t f“ hlltllllt‘il I'nclc .\lcl‘21roy.
“ Matthew 3“ fumbling in hi“ pocket—book,
“ herc‘a your note to me for 11 thousand dol~
lnrsf 'I make you n present of it.“
He tore it in: two as he spoke.
“ Delhi-1:1 shall have her new spring sun
just as quick :15 5111A and thc nulliner can
Ft‘lllt‘ inutlci‘s between them.“ 111‘ continued.
“ Lucy shall take singing: losx‘ons. and I‘ll
buy an organ for licr. And Sarah shall
have 1111ir1‘.1 girl to lighten up the farin-
work a little. llush .‘ -I)on‘t say :1 word,
one of you. That money has come back to
me. 11.‘ if through :1 miracle. and I mean to
enjoy it now.“
The next day he went to the city. and
took his mom-y out of the hands of Raven
It l 0
‘Allow 1111111111110 you not to lllcltll‘l
it." midthe 31 1111»: partner. “ “e were just
about to put it in some excellent mining
stocks.“
“ Hang your mining stocks 3" said Mr.
“ Government securities are the
1111.11.11 for 1111A tlr straight
bonds 11111 111 11‘ 1,,1-11w at six pr 11‘ nt. “
lor Mr. .\11 hlroy had learned more les-
ions than one in the course. of the last twcn-
'yvfoui‘ humus-1111'. I1 Farr“! (1‘1‘111‘111.
1 181: gm Ml
IN A MOURNINOw GOODS STORE-
“ You can alwms tell, “ said a clerk in a
mourning goods store on Sixth avenu. -\cw
York, “ jllsl \1‘. :11 rcltitiun ilxt‘ would I).
hayvr was to the 1It‘1‘1‘iim'1l. The preparation
of 1111- tirst mourning suit ll‘ln‘ been reduced
to a system. So many folds of crape for a
p..re11t. so many for a husband, sister or
lover. and the lil.:-.“
“ Do the proprieties of mourning bother
people very much 1'"
“ Oh my, yes; half mourning, worn at
one time for aunt-11, cousiwz, etc... is now al-
most abandom I All mournings 11111 now
considerably short-r than they were. Th.
widow‘s of course. is the deepest, and is
worn for the longest period ; the mourning
of a parent for a child. or child for a parent
ls ncxt degree. The duration of the monrn~
1113 season has also been modified by the
world of fashion. Two years is considered
quite the thing'fcr widows, two years for a
invent or a child, ten months for a brother
or a- sister, six months for a grand parent,
nix weeks for an uncle or aunt. Relative-
" those of blood. After the 10. of a new
relative visiting or receiving is not indulged
in for a year."
“$31 Dannie: Tron-bled.
D—oclcs, the Sicilian aybarite, being pu-
ficularly fond of the pleasures of the table,
the tyrant Halicarnmaq did not fail to in-
vite him to I sumptuous banquet, at the be-
ginning of 111111111 1111 1111111111 his priest’s 111-
ientionwtbefutthatjust above hie heed
mouwudmlcdbye-lnglehdr 30
proftmndly lam wet D—oclniltll the
c that the lush law a any
W fall late hiccup, that be was ‘-
tel-l: unable to enjoy w of fine deb M
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1884.
FEHALE TELEGRAPHISTS.
On Ocean-th- In \Vhlch Many Ladle- Find
Employment.
The daily work of the female telegraphist
extends over eighthours, within the period
of from 8 in the morning to 8 at night. If
they work ten hours per day one week they
only work six hours n day the week after.
No telegraphist is allowed to leave the
premises between the working hours, but
as dinncr is served in the spacious dining-
rooms. two of which belong to the women
and two to the men. and as breakfast and
tea are provided for the whole stud employ-
ed at the General Telegraph Ollice, that is
no troublesome regulation. The tea is
brought round to the desks by a special staff
of twenty-four female servants ; the cost of
this ” afternoon cup of tea, with a couple of
slices of bread and butter,“ amounts to
something like £1,500 per annum. Break-
szst for the early comers and tea are pro-
vided free of cost. To judge from appear-
ancrs. the. present female staff are gii .1 «.11
wom‘cn of a very superior clans They work
in large rootns,'11t present mixed with the
men : sometimes a single female telegraph-
ixt amid a number of men, sometimes tic:
term. All are busy intent on their work.
Neatly attired often with a vase of Spring
flow ers by their side, there is an air of vigor
and sprightlincm about them which har-
uioniles well with the busy scene of which
the women telegraphlsts form by no means
the least attractive feature. But, notwith-
standing bright looks and rosy checks, the
report of their state of health as compared
ivith that of their male colleagues is not
v1 ry satisfactory. Long absences, caused
by unions illiiesa are rare, but the frequent “
occurrence of an absence of a day or two
is 0111‘ of the chi. f disadvantages of the em-
ployment 13f \vomcn it the telegraph oflicc.
'l'hr-y seem to be unable to rouse themselves
when sometimes overcome by a feeling of
biiiguor. The mothers, too, are no doubt
fiften to be blamed for encouraging their
daughters to stay at home for every trifling
tilinrnta. One-third of the wages is de-
ducted on an from a day to six
months. but they seem well content with
this armiigcmeut. Philanthropy first open~
ed 1111‘ l1'l\‘:.11‘.\liliiiill\‘1‘ to \\ oincn , they were
aduiittn‘l 111 order to reduce the great 1111111-
bl‘r of unemployed, but economy is 1111110111
reas- ~11 for their employment. le-iy are
iicit, accurate, and l1.1r1l»\\ork1n-_:. and th- .1‘
'I 3: ‘~
ti.-\1 r11111111t
gl’vdl A llii‘z“
31‘” upplltltllulia when fifty 11 1111*
piiicd. Ut' Illi‘ thirty three ri‘slglidlb‘li‘
which occurred in the female department IL
1913 most were mused by 111.11‘1‘1.1>:1-.
rvcnt which iinari'ibly caused {1111.121-
absence
\\:Igt"i are much lowcr than the 1111113.
.‘lllllliclitlull fora place in Ill“
Telegraph (1:11.11 1s \11'_\‘ 1111-
:11:‘ 1‘11.
111.
ii 11‘-
graplnsts' to resign tli.~.1i‘ appoinliur 1113:- The
Rlll‘i'l’ulilill.‘.lr‘1l 1'c1‘1-1\e 11 pvnsion,
b.111- 111-111 employed for i:"\\' 111.111 ten yous
they are p.11d 1-ll “llll a cert 1111 511111 :11‘1‘11111
1113 to the 11.11111-.-1- of _\'1‘.\1‘\‘ o! 111111‘1-1111-211}.
iiieiil; tliow \111-1111111111‘1: 111111111}. 1 111‘
11 longer lu'l‘lul of timc 1‘-A1‘~ 11. :1 lh‘lhli‘ll of
a eutieth of 111-1r 11.1;11‘3 for 1-11cl1
year of lIlt‘ll‘ employment. t‘oinpar1-d wi‘h
the career of 11 Numb copy 1111,: 1‘11-1‘1-1- that of
a fem 111‘ tz‘l1g1.1pl.1~1 111~ the :1 l\’:llli.l;"1‘lllll
part
by marriage are mourned for just the same
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by
A GOOD “SELL.
Sevcml days ago a Northern gentleman
came to Little Rock and announced his
t-‘ntion of buying .1 home. “ I am not so
particular with r1'g211‘1l to the house and
grounds.“ said hc. ‘ 1h I am about tl11-
water. 'I‘ln-rc must 11.1 :1 well of cold watri‘."
“ 'I'liiiik I‘ve got 1111‘ wry place." replied
in old fellow \vlioso whirl boaom was streak~
ed with tobacco spit.
“ Hood \\'1 ll
" Finest in the land.“
“ (‘Ailtl “litrl‘ '7"
‘ 12.1 leak you ever \‘1\\' I wouldn‘t 1:111
11111 1'1. 1111.111111‘11-11-‘11. “111.11 I‘m tired
of 111.1111;- Snp pus. you 1‘»\iiic up to- inor
row and look at it.“
“ All 113.:11f..\l.~1-t 1111‘ lure.“
The next d 1)’. the old fcll11\\‘ came down
and conductcd the Nortln-rn gentleman to
his premises.
“ llousc ix‘ not very goo-AI.
1rn gentleman.
‘ No. iiotliin‘ extra.“
“ tin-11111111 are not very pleax‘iug
" No great blldlu‘n‘. Iit‘l'a ll‘)’ llic watcr."
lI1 drew a bucket of water from thc wcll.
and when the Northern gcnthiiian drank,
his n. th chattcrcd.
“ Why, that‘s the coldest water I
drank.“ said 111‘. '
“ t'oldcai in the land; I tell you So cold
lbat it killed all the flowers when I watcrcd
3111‘ with it.“
The Northern gentleman wan so much
pleased that he bought the without
further questioning s1‘cilc'ilut llii old fel-
low was not ainious to sell, 1111.1 fearing that
he might change his mind.
chcral days after the Northern gciitlcmai‘
sought llic old fellow and stud :
“ I ought to take a gun and shoot you,
51... swindling scouiidrel."
“ \l’liat‘s the matter ‘1“ looking up in nur-
prise,
“ Matter! why that water is so warm I
:an‘t drink it. I bought it with the under-
itauding that it was cold.“
" Was cold when you bought it. podncr."
“ But it‘s warm now.“
| “ Yes, for you sec. the ice 1111s 111-:11th
‘ X11 trouble to make that water cold, 111111111 r.
.lll you‘ve got to do is to throw in a cart—
load 12f ice. No well is anyyaccount unless
you take care of it. I‘m in the. ice business.
Would like to have your trade.”——.4rlwuaw
Traveller. ‘
in-
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1‘
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Codfish is associated with comedy rather
than tragedy. Yet, according to the figures,
there 'I ncthing in the list of articles for
domestic consumption which costs so much
in human life as the codtish. The rice-fields;
of the South are deadly to everybody but
the negro laborer, though the white man is
careful not to expose himself. Coal-mining
demands an annual sacrifice of victims quite
large in the aggregate; and the whalerlee
were once very fatal to those employed in
them. But in proportion to the number of
men employed. the taking of the codtlsh is
probably more destructive to linnnn life
than any other pursuit. Din-ix the last
twenty-Awe years the aggregate yearly Ion
of Mamehusetts fishermen done has been
nearly 100 men. Since August last the
mortality has been frightfully large, no less
MWmenhavingperinbcd in the past
nine months. Nearly all ottheaemen came
from Gloucester. Massachusetts, where the
general excess of women over men in that
State must be greatly aggcnvatcd by thin
martedity of the male populism. Knob 0!
thlIlosIoflifcl-ctttlbatcdtothe m
u- o! the blame 111 um their
bact- no nor on mother tint during a gut
twee- fiirco of then will heck loci. and
run much M the 3.31. the cella—
11 they ‘
BEAUTIFYIRG WOMAN.
In Industry that 1- Said I. Flo-rich II
New York.
My attention was called to a house re-
markable for the ugliness of the woman who
entered and emerged. They varied in ago
And in degree of unattractiveneas, but were
lamentably alike in possessing some sort or
other of nndesirableness of exterior. They
were too fat or too lean. too pole or too
florid; or else their features were irredeeni-
ably coarse. Chance made me an observer
of these peculiarities in the very numerous
when at the house. If they had so uniform-
ly excelled in prettiness I should have
drawn an ungenerous conclusion, and let it
go at that ; but the subject distracted me cc
that, when I came across an explanatory
adrertismcnt in a newspaper I screamed
with delight. The announcement win that
a Mme. Francais beautificd woman on these
very premises. It was instantly clear that
the callers were in quest of improvement. I
dropped in the. other fine day, and the Mad-
ame seemed at a loss to guess what I wished
done. I am not saying that I‘m pretty, nor
yet denying it; but thi ugliness of the cue-
lomu s hid been so gr1 at I suppose, that a
moderate degree of pr. scalability was un-
usual. An urrant huinbug was this operator
in human forms feminine. She was wiL
king to undertake anything. She would
git u‘antce to bleach 111.. swallowed complex.
It‘ll I“ radiant fairnees ; 11> Wipe away freck-
le: and other skin blemishes like the tears
that they ‘aused in to
11m i-itli t wrinkles 1111.1 t‘row—trackv as one
might ' on :1 shirt-front ; to lll‘lkt‘ hair grow
Jl‘ do 1 off on any 1I-'3lgllr\l1‘1l spot, or to
non ~‘e or decre’fie tho tin-1h in any dexircd
111:1: 11‘1", adding bore 11111 subtracting there
out 1 ev-ictly the right. quantity 1111-1 shape
wvrc obtained. She showed 1111' 11 liquid
which, so she said, would drive fat a“ a}
from the point of application. and a com-
plicated :1“pi' 1tu: in 11111\‘ conii 111g of at
air-pump foci' u\- a; 1111'. iipn <\ 1- -_v M1111...
pheric auction.
“ Are youalonciiitl1'1-sl12u1111wx‘ :“ I arduwl
iftcr lla‘lrlllll‘: to .111 these 111‘11‘v1 IR.
“ 011. yes," a“ 1-1-tly replied ; “ I
wouldn‘t trust awn-1x of my profcsuon to'
my 1111111111.“
“ I shouldn‘t supp 15.1 you would." I as.
but it struck me that. if you are
able to perform these miracles, you must
l‘..1\ e 11 t‘elv-stial silent p 1i‘tncr.“
811‘ w H angry, and about six feet tall
\\'Ii1'11 I e11;:1,:.~ 111 :1 prizcd‘ight it in guiugtt
be with a girl of nigh my own 111.11- 11u.i
weight. I ma <1; ‘-\r1~.l. How to placate
:01"! I reilly couldn‘t 111 111-1 up my mind to
be dialled or druggnd. or air-pumped. and
.0 I submitted to 11 burnislnnq of my nails.
at a cost of i“), and made my escape unin-
jurcd.
t'ieir p1 isio‘asor ;
she
dented: “
PRECOCITY OF GREAT MUSICIANS
.\'cA1rlv all tlic gr at music
pr- 11.1-11.1... 11.151111 11 gun his career at ll 9
1;;1- of right. \\'11-u fifteen l11' li‘id already
l1‘\1‘lopc1l much of the skill and indepcn~
1cm" At 111111.
\gc l1cl1A1pp1‘n-‘d to hour 11‘ \ vacancy in the
church :11 Tell. anl (‘ll‘c1illl\l.lllt‘1'~l made
l11‘.11 3111\i1illa‘ to obtain the p.112. The choir
111.1»! ‘r. 1111\vcv1-r, on rccciving his applico:
tion refined to allow 111111 to jail) the .-11..1‘1\
chci‘tlieloau, the following Sunday.
llaydu 111111 111:111:\_1.:ed to smuggle liiiuscll
111111 the c.1oir, and sit next to the principal
lulfllsl. 1711\1 (u be 11-31‘ In Illlubt‘"
of the solo, Haydn snatched the music from
his 11111111 and commenced to sing it himself
at aiglil, The church authorities were so
electrified that they gave him a good sum of
money 11; soon as the church services were
over. Beethoven. at fifteen. was one of the
chief muxicians under the Elector of Cologne.
At four, Mozart could play frcmy on the harp-
sichorl . at live he not only composed, but
lwgan to travel t‘\tt‘llai\'1‘l}’ as 11 virtuoso.
The Archbishop of Silrburgh a few ycarr
sftcrwards would not believe that :1 child 51‘
young could of himself accomplish all 111
was credited with. Accordingly 111‘ 1111111'
l1i111~‘.‘lf up with p111 and ink and “To!“ the
words of the M21“. \\'1lliiii a week 1112‘
yonin-g c 1:11p Her produc.-1l a complete acorn
f 1r the l:i~‘;‘.‘1‘ll\i‘.1 of the lll"l‘-‘1I\lltillfl arch
bi‘liop. 'i‘lie ri‘allll of its pcrfoi‘iuancc was
that the .\I 1% became 11 stock piece at 3.112.-
|- 111‘ : t‘.1‘.l1--I1‘-11, while .\Io‘.'.11't became the
prcl. 11 5 con ‘ei‘t-uieivter at the age of
twclxe. .\lc11d~‘1s\.\l1n was a noted impro
visor on the pianoiorte at the ago of eight
Sci 11111111111. 11311 school boy, could at an)
{lillt‘ gather a knot of eoiiipziuiona wln'
eagerly listen->11 with 11 patience not coinuior
at tliv‘ir age. while he described thcir charac.
trrs on the piano. t‘hopiu did a still more
wonderful thing, when a boy in his father‘s
school. Sontag thought him such a miracle
nth-11111.11 slr‘ gave liu a valuable gold
watch as a token of admiration. At nine he
was Mked to 11.1.1.1 at a public. concert for
the poor. 1111 selected as his subject a coin
ccrto by (iyrowitz, and was dressed by his
mother as a little diudy fur the occmion
After obtaining 1111.11.11.19 succesc he went tc
his mother, who ilskt‘tl him as she embraced
him, what the public liked best. “ Oh,
mamina,“ mud the unconscious young
genius, “ nobody could look at anything
but my collar. “— 111.1 ml IVJI‘M
110w CHAFFES 111111): 1118 1111.110“.
111 “tors were
fur which he. became I:l!ll\‘ll\‘.
fill
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One of the men who was affected by the
recent panic in “In“ street. is Jerome B.
Chalice, generally known as In Choice, the
tuther-in-law of Ulysses S. Grant, Jr. Twen-
tg.‘ rears ago he went to Colorado, then a
11-rritory, and located in Clear Crock
county. He hm relate-l himself how “E“
ip.‘:1l his last $31l-piecciu treating his fel—
luu'drnfldfl‘fi at. the end of the journey. He
Went to work at the mines, and In 10 years
could probably have cleaned up $100,000.
Iic embarked in politics, secured Colorado‘s
“dials-110nm the Union, and became her
first Senator. His political sag-city coon
secured for him a very high phce in the
national councils, and for many years bin
influence at Washington has been very
large. When the Leadvillc deposit were
discovered he \ventAinto them with ardor,
and was the ruling spirit in the coalition,
\vlych took $2,500,000 out of the Little
l’itsburg and Chrysolite claims, and about
as much more out of the pockets of Wall
etmet‘gulls. None knew better than he
that great horizontal deposits of lead oer-
bonatee, carrying from 100 to 1,000 ounces
of silver, were aura to peter cut, end that
at a certain depth the value would turn into
common sulphides, loan in the precious
metals. He sold his clock at the top of the
boom, bagged his million, and went to
Florida. The collapse occurred while he
was on his voyage. He is one of the most
admit manipulators in politics—vim a
ungainly outspoken end indistinct men.
He was to'm for Senator in Colorado
againstliillnext January; yet he told a
putyotolcrgymen “called on him for
a subscription that be had no In: for
churches. He wrote to the landing Repub-
lican! of Colorado. who he'd Mm teem
end help them at on Men. M hewcnld
also we”. would the e hello hold a
pedals, and thin the: night an cane and
p1- -:
D. R. ROBINSON.
—m (‘1' [CAL-
P111111 111 01111 T111181.
Osborne Ave" EAST NORWALK.
11‘ 0. Address, Box {€19.80th Norwalk ‘1
Order? by mail, for Tuning and R1~11uiring.3npmpt-
ly attended“).
JOHN H. LIGHT.
111111111111 Counsellor at Law,
Commission” of the Superior Court
t‘oimuissioncr of D1 cds for the State of New York.
Former Sentinel Bldg. 1‘ . Norwalk, Ct.
iiiiii'Iii'ui ii. in iPP,
Attcrney-at-Law.
t‘or. Main St. and Fairfichl A1 1‘ .
Bridgeport, - Conn.
3F. \1 South -\‘or\valk.Evc11:ii~;.-‘
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GENERAL Wminwoimnns.
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CARR AGE BAK
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21‘! Two Road Carts
(F0111- \'iilr:;:c (‘1111 and Harrie»; can be 110113111
for half their value.
i?“"l‘wo Piano-Box 'l‘op Buggies.
:‘ff‘ Unc llockaway.
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APR Z ~Ifn‘e.a cost 1y box of goods which will
help you to more money right uwny
than Iny1 hing else 111 this world.All.of either St‘XJllC-
cued from tlmt hour.'f‘hc broad road to fortune 0 icon
before the workers, absolute] suchlt once ad recs
094-1: Tnt‘x .11 1.0.. Augusta, Maine.
SWAN 81 BUSHNELL
WHOL‘SAI—I AND RETAIL DEALERS IX
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8UPPLIIISQ,
Ship Chandlers.
Have the largest Stock in on: line in Cometticut.
Pure Lead and on
We are Headquarter. for RegularU.S.A.1-myend
Flags! Flags: Flags:
, BAHBOO FISH FOLKS.
Oars! Oars! Oars!
Single, 1303be Ground
“inflow Glass 2
3M1“ needed client a boat or read.
J. R. RAYHOND.
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Work done by the I)” oI-Oon-
tract
Shep foot of Franklin St. near entranc
to nursery. P. 0. Box 617. 404“
BENEDICT FRANCIS,
Teacher of Violin.
Music furnished for all occasions- Address
CITY HOTEL, - SO. NORWALK.
67541-
J GEN FILSING ER,
Merchant Tailor.
“Washington St, - So. \‘orwalli.
Pant. tuonler 3:: 001811115 to order for 318.111 Re
pairing and cleaning nicely done. 716 if
.Inrc.l\‘o riskj‘apital not required. Reader, if
you want business at which Itch-(“ii ofciiht-r
sex, you“: or (1111, can make great pnv all the time
they work-with absolute crummy. write for tinnitu-
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mo. Innate-clung ourhralul he“ III-lorry.
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J. HOLLAND’S
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l‘ru‘cs. Uar .111‘11 Superu‘r t‘tu
.Vlixcd Candy, at 90 l‘cnts
per Pound.
1.11 :11 fire“?! 1111-111 of llol. 1 DA Y 1:111 1'.» and
CHRISTMAS-1‘1“): t lILV A.“ B§TS.
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BARNUM’S
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With Scmi~(‘ircular Floor, Containing
SQUARE FEET 9,200 SQUARE FEET
0f Shunt. MSurfacc
Superb Dancing Pavillion
SEVESTY FEET SHEAR}:-
Billiard Parlors.
3 ._ mammary-r TABLLS —. e
QuadrupleBowlingAllcys
SHOOTING GALLERY,
With 150 and 50 Feet Ranges.
Refreshment Room
mu fl~ iwr AND cunt noon -— rm
Ladies‘ and Gemicm‘u Won More.
FULL IEITIBI Big"
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Richard Welton,
Teacher of 1111 1111111an1111.
nixmxxc:
102 lain Street.
P. 0. BOX 172.
So. Norwnlk, Ct.
SIM-if.
Dr. McGonegal.
~0FH£E AS!) RESIDKSCE—
for. “est Avenue and Butler Street,
xonw‘ALx, COXX.
Uflicc flours-I‘m“ 9 a.m.; from 1 to 3- and 7111
\3 [1.111. :Sundnyx—‘Z to 411.111.
{FCommunication by tclcplion—c. if 711)
IVS \.]C\ Cit—PP,
JARCII ITECT.
Is now pwparcd to make plans and incrificaiions
and superinrcnd the construcnon of illfztllnga.
TERMS REASONABLE.
Orricz—Landcr‘s Block. over (‘11: \‘aiion.1_l Dar 1:
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G. SILVER—Tfif '
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Pliotograplicrs‘ Materials.
111 and Ill “'ashin-zton 81.. So. Somalia. (11:1!
6 :a: A a". I. a‘fié‘fi r38,
DENTIST.
LAl'DER‘S BL‘ K. - WASHISGTCN ST.
Aprmzmmcms can be made by Telephone.
for the minus-i exirscnon of
1:6
‘V: n. .VI [1. [‘2 K ER,
54 Main Strfit. Ely' 5 Building.
South Sui-wall;- (1..
Practical Plumber.
New“ and Has Finer. dealer :11 Piexnilwr and
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STAIR BUILDER,
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Four Pine Bath Rooms,
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JOHNH SMITH
FLORI ST
MAIN STREET.
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Great 11141111141011
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DW. Stow’s.
opp. hai‘mad Depot.
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R1 gs, Bones, Bottles iron
and Metals.
Parties moving can sell the
wading postal card to
W. PODMORE
511173 XORWALK
H. s. CORWIN,..
P11111111 Broker,
520 \Velles’ Building, ‘
18 Broadway, N. Y.
(up Slfllfil
SI vt‘k by
Hp- Linc Certificatm 1(‘rndc Petroleum) bought
and mid for ca‘h manned on mar-1:111.
Loans It‘d Order. by mail or telegraph
promptly executed
@- Correspondencc solicited. Daily
market report at the City Hotel. on 1:
R. L. Baker,
LIVEBY lllll FEED.
GOLDEN BMTHEBS, Prom-lean.
OF E ICE IN “ SEk'I I21 EL” BUILDIN"
Euzun‘a Sm.
ONE Ym. . ..$2.00 1 SK Mom. "81.;
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Entered at the Post Office at South \cnruk as See
and Cir-s letter.
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Mountain, Franklin,
“'ilkcsbarre Cools.
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Yards foot of \Vashinzton and Har-
sliall streets. Branch ofiice at Stilhon‘l
Drug Store. 641.
Old Stand.
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IBISS'I‘ DIARICET
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Leroy Adams
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HR “SOUTHERN PINE"
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ao~1 elevated polnt a! the
P; nc section in the
and
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l-‘rcc fnnr .. 1 tvt‘rv mahnt' l ind
12;" is highly ad with
ridle-N form: of pines. .
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dice-me a life study It
acciicn, Southern
be of 11.111114 to
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those app!) 111g dcrin the next M
desiretocprruipomlw intuition.“ 1.,
itwtheiriniercat towntene.
Consumptlves ! Rheumatic:
WHYSUI‘I‘BRI':
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Manhattan-continuum: them
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City of NorwaJ‘.“ :
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here
$1.75
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4561.111. Expo“. 1.21;..Wuh‘eln .
114 Express 6. 33 n. m. NAM'
5.24 Express. .335 “ .8. Silk
5A 50 “ 8:111 1..|l $.46 “
81. “ mm. 9.19 “ mix.
. “ B‘pnrt Spec 10.45 “ Arm
2' “ Lora! Ex. 12-]?! p.15.
Local Ex. 1 41‘. ‘ 8pm 21-1-1qu
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