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vol. X\',1\'o.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, THURSDAY, JANUARY, 8, 1885.
WHOLE NO. 741.
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‘ hunt nay ‘ Circe ‘ again, Charlie; she
wasn‘t \1-r\ nice, and had something to do
with pigs. “ said )Iilliv, coaxingly. "Then
I‘ll tell 1111-11 we can ‘t go till Friday"
(‘aptam Remington was deeply engaged
puttmg the final polish on a new gun which
bad Just culni: harms, and with which he in~
It‘lu led doing grrat uucution in the Dun.
ciimbc preserves. A knock at the door of
bull tlru.
" 1 .11111 1n,‘ he mid-.0011 going to open
it. L1. 0111‘ n 1111111 stood thorn
" l’lmsc, sir. minis says Would you
pleas" \\I'lh‘ these luggage labels 1'“ ‘
' (11 right. hell . just put them on my
writxugt 111d )0. I ll attend to thaw directly "
"Ihr gun being at last satisfactorily pack.
ed away 1‘ 1111111111 lti'mlngtnu bctbougbt him
he vruuh l Lave. a smoke, and then he would
we ahqu the “bell.
" Hang it all ' where are the lights 1"
feeling in all his lum‘kt‘lslt- “ I must have lull
them in 1111- dining-room Ah‘ h1~rv .1. a bit
of paper , “ and he picked up a crushed hat!
tllm't of a ll'IIt r. Ho WAS plt' scaling I0
smooth it 0111 before twisting it, when some
words caught his Attention.
-' 11, .1311.“ 111-1 01111111 carcless of Millie
[caring but note. about like this. ' Who in
the world has been writing to her ‘ Hullo. "'
and vnth a feeling of 111m: bewilderment b0
nod
" Darling Millic, -—As you don‘t go to
Yorkshire on Thursday. meet me in the
1111mm st five, for tho lost time before I
nut"
" 0. I say 2 I must be dreaming : it cun‘l
be )Iillic—‘any wife," he mutund. “ But
chad-occult ho?‘ liar cormpondcnt
noun to but s thy good knowledge at
muovcments too. Hang it all! I have
It nuvrf"bc exclaimed. furiously m
tho not. on tho as... " 'I'hst ucuss about
9b. dye-s um all s shun I This uphill!
ba‘intcnu W to postpou our jar-
uy. Whmbhrh int U. hir-
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“ X0 namc or initial. I'mpb ! judging
from the writing. I can‘t congratulate her
on her fricnd : not that I write a very good
fist mysclf.“ said poor Charlie, With a grin:
smilu. " Five o‘clock in thc square. 1‘11
0 good mind to prove to them- that thougl:
two‘s company, three-‘3 none.“ Just then
the hall door was opened and shut. He
ginnced at tho clock on thc'chimncy-piecc—
just on the stroke of fivc. “ She‘s gone 3"
he cxelniuu'd ; and snatching up his hat, ho
ton= open his door.
“ Who has gone out 9“ he thundered to
th1' man who was lighting the hall lump.
" llcg pardon. sir," said Joncs, nearly
falling off the steps in his surprise. “ I‘m
not quits sure, air; but I rather think, sir,
it wa.‘ IlllRSUS‘SA“
but before he could finish his sentence
his 111.181" lunl rushed out of tho houso.
‘ ‘ Well. I IlOYn'r f . \\‘ot hover can 'uvo
01-1111- l1~1\1-rtl11' (‘.1pt:1in .' A tine takin‘ he‘s
in. .~ur1'ly." mid Jones, as ho gradually rc-
mvru 11 from tl11- shock of his master‘s and-
drn l‘\lI
Meanwhile Captsin Remington vrss 1'01-
!owing tho flg‘ll'v‘ which was turning into
tho square. He quickly overtook it, just as
a lad in a niau-o‘ovar‘s dress came up, and
throwing his armsround b1'r neck, oxclaim=
0d : .
“ My dear sister, how good of you tc
come? I did want to see your kind 1111-1
oncc again ; for you know it “ill be throc
yv-irs. .\lillic, d11rling.befor0 I come back
11:.1‘111 llullhf .\fillie is this gcntleinan
ill ln' 1'ri1'1l, as t‘ uptain Ilcuiington, in his
r1'vulsion of fu'ling, stuggcrn'd up avgiiinst
the railing. ‘ .
' Why. Jack? it's my mastcrfl‘aptain
Iii'lnlnutoii." Nllil liell. “ What‘s the mat--
t1-r. sir ‘: Shall my brother run to tho housl
for help 1'“
" No, my good girl. no.
in :1 minute: a sudden giddinom, I‘d born
walking fast. Don‘t say anything about
this to your iiiistrmil.“
" .\‘o. sir.“
" Who is this hid ?“ 1pi1'stiou1'd (‘nptain
Remington, as ho r1'cov12r1'1l his usual mun-
ncr. »
“ My only brothcr. pb‘uw, sir, and lit!
mils for .\llNll‘lllln on Saturdxy,“ said llell.
‘ "1‘ \\‘.llilml In ru‘t‘ 1111' 1-111‘1' .lgillll. fuf‘ “'1“er
“11- only to o left sir, 11ml
gan- 1111' 111111' for :111 ln'ur before dinner."
'.'\li-l l .1111 taking up all your tiun'.” said
t‘lizirlit‘. " U11; ‘1 1'.-11 1111-11 my $115111 attach
I.|1il1_\'\‘li" .\ul look 11-2 Te. youm: li1-.ll if
I 1'2111 be 1-f.111y s r\i1'1' to you all any "mix
‘ lll1.tli\i‘lill1‘, I say
1'.in find 11w for those , and he lizui1l1'd him
:1 couplo of Soyrl‘r'lglifl. So thankful did,
t'harlh- fed in his hrs“ at tho turn things
had taken, that hu would have giv on his
pockx'qul if he had had it.
" Jones, why did you tull me it was .\Irs.
Remington \\'ho pent out just now 1’“ said
av. as tlut \\'11r1by opened the door.
" Sir. i meant to say it was missus‘s maid,
"ll you didn‘t stav to hour 111b,“ stud Jones,
with 01111111. 1111111 11' gravity.
l m} h ' ‘ mutton-d Charlzc to himself,
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seem to have pluyml thv j1'ltlo\li husband to ;
n 1 purposc but to provc myself a fool!
Now to \\ l‘llt‘ these addresses for .\lille."
lie \\'.is just writing the last when Milli:-
tnpp- d in.
“ Look :11 my
lmlf an hour ago.
11111111 weutilig for l"
ly ln'fori‘ him.
“ I do. my darling,“ ho said, in 0 tone of
p1'rf1'1'tsi1111'rity, though feclmg ovor
win-1111011 \\ith shame as he thought of hit
ulll‘t‘ilsuliltl le jealousy. “ Look here, Millie,
tell your maid to bo mom careful , here‘s a
uoh- sho lcft lu-hind bar when she brought
in tho lulu-ls.“ »
“ Let 11111 see, l‘harlic,“ said .\Iillic, perch-
111g licrsclf on tho urm of his chair ; “ why,
now cureli'ss of liull 3 Now, if anybody but
you had found it, Ghurlic, ho might have
thought it was uiiuv. ltozdly, now, that is a
charming iduu for a novel. I 000 it all ;
jmtlnuu husband. injured wifc, etc. I de-
clarc I‘ll write it when we come home from
Yurluhire, and Files“ it ‘ l‘n liillct Doux‘
1- 'A Scrap of I‘apor.‘ "—1.1-Iul1m World.
dross, Charlie; it came
Don't you think it was
‘ and 11110 stood dvuiuro
ONE SOlNS. ANOTHER REAPS.
Tho succcssful gold and silvnr liuntcrl
have failml must miserably in tho race for
\\'n'ttlfli. damn-s \\'. Marshall ucvcr had any-
thing. The crowds that flocked tuCalifornis
as soon as his discovery has announced
“vindb'd him until he was poor, and ho lilu
Dt‘t‘Il pour over 1111100.
The discout‘rt'rs of tho.
mincs made nothing by it, and most of
them hzu'c dicd iu'uniless. Cumstock. the
original owncr of the far famed lodo hear-
ing his 1101110, sold his proporty for a song,
and a fcw months thoreaftcr, when its
value was known, killed himself at Bozo-
inan in despair. Since his «loath more than
$lillt|,1l\li,tltltl in silver has bean taken out
of the ground which was once wholly his.
Patrick McLaughlin, Peter O‘ltilcy, E.
l‘cnrod and J. A. Osborn, other discoverer:
of silver in Nevada, sold thci'r. holdings at
nominal figures, or were defrauded of them.
In Cmur d‘Alcncs the jumpers have taken
awry inch of property from I’ritchard, thl
iiscovervr. who toiled there for months
11000. and the courts in lesion at Eagle
City have confirmed their titles. I‘ritohard
is now a wanderer, and others are getting
rich out of mine: which his industry 6nd
perseverance revealed.
The discoverer of the richest mine in
Leadvillc sold it for $40,000, and in twelve
months the owners had taken out more than
$1,000,000, 11-11110 the original owner bud
lost his money in dissipation. and was back
again, looking for a “ grub stake.“ From
blushsll to Pritcbard the record is unbrok-
on. Not one of the men who have found
the precious metals has profited by it him-
all. -—San I" mua'aw Chrome“.
Nevada silver
'rms ‘rRAnPs FBARFUL nu.
One example of what a‘ Western cyclone
will do :
“Iarnno tramp. mum," said the indi-
vidual, who looked like the braking~upaof~
s-hsrd- winter, as ho solicited something to
cat. not having catch a monel of food for
the past fourtecn days. “ No. mum. don‘t
cla- 100 with than shirtless vsgsbcnds.
I‘ve met witbgrut misfortunes, I hov. l
but a short ting 030, mm, owned one of
‘ the finest farms in Minnesota.“
“ Wbst became of it P"
“ Ono of thcm_ 1111111111111 cyclones, of
which you bavc no doubt rend, mum, blew
tbst beautiful farm in llvc minutes catirely
upontbclsndofanotbcrmsn and loft in.
e- 1.
"Buthsdyounot still tho land loft?“
aid the lady.
“ N0, mum, the cyclone curled it oil or
.oansdjiningfum. sndtbcmsnthstovm-
odltrefundto'givcitup. "
“ But‘tbc land your farm was locstcd or.
aunt: it was still left.“
"Ohyqitvutbcrcgbntyouuoit
Whamwbnoncditdmny
hudwhbmdo-tnpdihnd'bn
nincblomdolbcoouc sndchhncdth:
m. M 010100. is tortilla.
Mag-us. flaccidpotstoG—Idcn‘t
ulfltb-Ib-Idttofith-y
at“!
1. :\lfl'il"lli' tho brillnun‘y
as h1'turn1'd into his own room 11g. .un, I 1'
A FAMILY OF GYMNASTS-
Most 'of us have seen the famous family
of g) ninasts and pantomimists known as
the IIanlon-Lccs. The following account
of thcir career may therefore be interesting:
There were six brothers—Thomas, George,
William. Alfred, Edward, and Frederick.
Whun Thomas, the eldest son, was four
ycars 0111 his father took him one day to
Astlcy‘s Circus, where he witnccscd the
fonts of some clever gymnasts. His future
career was settled from that moment. His
father had dosignod him \{or the dramatic
profcssiou, but yielding to his, importuni-
tics hc apprenticed him to a noted perform-
cr known as Professor Loos, and to his charge
Gcorgo, Alfred, and \\'illiam wcre also after-
wards consigned. Adding to their own
name that of their instructor, they have
been known at various times as the “anion-
[10011. Their education has been acquired
while trawling, and it is doubtless 1luc tc
this fact that in addition to bcing thorough-
ly familiar with the English tongue, they
can spcnk and write fluently many European
languagus. When more boys they 1110110 0
professional tour around the world with
Professor Lees, appcaring throughout
Fruncc, Austria, Gt‘I’HIflII)‘. Spain, Italy,
Russia, 'I‘urki'y, Egypt, India, Australia,
New anland, Valparaiso, (‘hili and Peru,
and creating a great sensation evcrywhcrc.
Thomas, George, William and Alfrrd thcn
cumc to New York and made their American
debut with George F. Bailey‘s Circus, but
after a short season with that organization
they roturnsd to Europe to assumc the can
and 0ducation of their two younger broth-
ers, Edward and Fredrick, with whom tht-y
mad» :1 second tour of the globe. But the
hight pinnacle of their success was reached
\\'hilo playing at the Acad¥niy of Music,
Now York, December 1‘). Nil. 011 that
date William lluulon pcrformed, for the
first timc in .\mcrica, a thrilling act. invcnt=
1~1l by him and called " Z mi;1illm'rnst111ion.“
To accomplish this feat tho porformcr
hanging by his hands from a trapeze,
swings to and'fro several timcs, and then
relinquishing his hold throws 0 80111013011“
and catch-cs a sccond trapuc a considerable
distance from the otlicr. The trapczc burs
\\'1'r1' suspwudod cightocn foot from tho
ground. ; ".1l tho 1ll§I,lllt‘1‘ tiavclcd through
, .\t l‘iks‘wfi‘pi‘rn llousc
in t‘un'innuti, August ll, ISMS \\ hilc per-
for‘muig :1 ll:i.':u‘1loli.\‘ f1-.it call1'1l “ 'l‘he 1.1-.1p
for Life,“ 'l‘lzomus ll.mlou missed a ropo
\\ l111' ll be shoul- l h. no 1'. night,
‘llt
unl f.1li::'. _:
‘11f thc' (11.1rli5l11 buriurs pi1"r11'1l luv
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1‘ ' .. . .1 11-11 1111111'\' to his bi .1111 that
:l111'.-.;l1 ho 1i11l 111-1 1li1', h1- bmamv violentlv
"13.1111! ”1' 1111.1. coutinml in an asylum M
Harrisburg, Pa. and tl11're, on .\prilfi, Nil“,
111' 1‘1‘lilnilll1'1l sun'idv in a most singular
manner, and which would be possiblo for
no one to saw 11 skillml sch-bat. by re.
111.111' 1lly hulf 81)lllt'l“lll:ll§ and
Iligliting on his 111'11l be struck it 1'.\1'h 111111;
upon a heavy 11'1111 ~11'r1'iv 1n the tloor of the
itrong room in \\lu1'h liv was comiuwl und
.‘ontnved to l‘.\fI~'I’ out They
of “mu carver as
gymnasts to “to fact that they nuw'r allow-
ed tl11'1us1-lves to gct out of condition. ‘l‘ho
llanlons hm 1' made a rul1' to abstain wholly
{1'1"11 stimuluits :1! all times 011.1 \ili1l1'r till
111'“. and 1111.1111~ n certsinunvnry-
-\1111 of 1-\1-1'c1.\1' ovory day. whutlicl
They hold that is s
gr1 at 1111‘111k1- to us» heavy dumb—bells.
:lulis, 1‘1'. in 1'\1‘l\‘l‘lu=_:. Ilcforo attctnpt-
111g 11 feat thc'y curvtully consider its over;
point and the principlws of natural philoso-
phy which underlay its successful accom-
‘illsliulxut. -— 1'111’6 .ll115’1b‘1mttr ,_
throw in;
his brinis'.
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Pvl‘i‘I-rllldlq or 11111.
ALASKA GLACIERS- '
A vast ico ticldfthc accumulation of sgc‘,
.tr1't1'li1'1l back as far as the eye could reach,
or row till liko seemingly limitlcss walls
they met thc horizon. Icoborgs whose
Wondrous colorings and grotcsquc forma-
tions excccdcd our Wildest imaginiugs, sur-
rounded us on all sides. A hugo bluc pyra-
mid. growing faintvr towurds thcapcx when
resh'd 0 11111.01 of snowy whitcncss, sailed
slowly by to bo followod by anothor, black
at tho watcr line, growing bottle-green,
llglih'l‘ 1ili\‘1‘, and then by some inexplicablc
transformation becoming tippcd with a dcli~
c1110 turquoise. Pinnacles, arches and
domes in turn drifted by, till the speed of
tho Ancon was checked, and \\'0 found our-
11'lv'cs ready to drop anchor, while before us
111.111 11 vortical ico=wall 5100 feet in hight and
with a frontagoof thrcc and a half miles.
Not daring to attempt a pcn~picture. I quote
tlm words of Muir, the Stutu Geologist oi
1‘al1'fornia : " The whole front and brow
of this majestic glacier is dasbcd and sculp
turml into a maze of yawning chssms and
creviccs, and a bewildering variety of
strange architectural forms appalling to the
strongi'st nerves, but novel and beautiful
bcyond description. (‘lustcm of glitu'ring.
lance-tipped spires, gablcs 11nd obelisks,
bold outstanding bastion: and plain murul
cliffs adornvd along the top with fretted
cornicc and battlement, while every gorge
1nd crevasse, chasm and hollow were filled
with light shimmering and pulsing in pale
blue tunes of inafiablc tenderness and love-
linens.“ van at the firing of a cannon
huge masses of ice became detached and
plungcd into the water with a force that
throw the spray hundreds of feet. in the air,
and even at the distance we were, caused
our steamer to sway violently, the excite-
ment culminated, and the cheers 0: our
party mingled with tho echoes of the fall as
the distant crsgs sent them back to us- We
were landed on shore and after almost the
sntirc afternoon spent climbing the side
moraine, looking back at our ship, an atom
in the distance, we rcturncd feeling the half
had not been told tit—Comm
.Midnm Journal.
PKUI‘ER'I‘IISS OF QUICKSILVER.
Ono of the most curious properties of
pliclrsilvcr is its capability of dissolving or
of forming amalgams with other metals. A
sheet of gold foil, dropped into quicksilver,
disappears almmt as quickly as a snow flake
when it drops into water. It has the power
of separating or of readily dissolving thou.
refractory metals which are not acted upon
by our most powerful acids. The gold and
silver miners pour it into their machines
holding the gold bearing quarts; and, ab
though no human eye can detect's trace of
the precious substance, 90 fins are the par-
ticles, yet the liquid metal will hunt them
out, and incorporates it into its man. By
subsequent distillation it yields it into tht
bandsofthc minors. in a state of:virgin
purity. Several you: ago, while lecturing
baton a class of ladies on chemistry, we
bid occasion to purify some quicksilver by‘
forcing it through chunois leatbor. The
scrap nmsined on the table after the loo-
turc, and n old lady, thinking it would I).
very niccto wrap her gold spectacles in.
accordingly appropriated it to that purpose.
Thencxtmorningshccsmcto us in great
slam, Mina tbst the gold bad mysteri-
ously di-ppeu'cd, and nothing u left in
thcpsrccl but the gluon. Sun enough,
thcmctsl remaining in the porn ot tbs
leather bod Mamba with unsold. and
catirely W tho M. It was I
mm which“ are could uphi- h
it! “stilt—M “so.
CHARACTER IN GAI‘I‘.
HOW to Discorn the Mental anlltles d
3100 Ind “'omcn.
It is well to bc aware of the man who
carries his left foot in towards his right in
walking, giving the impression that his
right foot turns out and his left turns in.
This man is a natural petty larccnist. He
may, perhaps, have never stolen in his life,
but that was because of fear or lack of op-
portunity, but all the same he is liable at
any time to sequester unconsidorcd trifle!
for purc wantonncss. He is of a klcpto-
maniac nature. but he is not ncarly so dan-
gerous as the man who deliberately lifts his
leg up from tho thigh as though he were go-
lug upostairs. That man is a natural and
and an educated villain. In England, where
the treadmill is used in prisons, many con-
victs acquire that peculiar stop: but it is
the natural, careful, cat=lik0 thread of the
criminal. The girl who walks with a flat
foot planted mpmrcly on the ground, as
though she wanted to grow therc, may not
be as attractive as the girl with the arched
instep, but she is a good deal bettor natur.
ed. She is sure to be a good nurse, kind-
hcart'cd, sympathetic, anxious to bear the
burdens of others ; while thé- girl with the
\rchcd foot is nearly sure to be sclt‘ish,‘ 0nd
.'ertain to be a coquettc if she walks on‘ her
loos.
Tho man of short, ncrvous stops is always
a business man of energy, but ifthe stride is
from tho knee only ho is cold and sclfish,
caring for no one but himself. 'I'ln- mun
whoso stride is long and ut the same time
encmgtiois generally bright, always 1'rr1'at:
9nd 111.11.11a11ce11, often conccitcd, always
careless, foul of admiration, generally 11 ill-
ing to sacrifice much praise and cclut, and
while often a good follow, generally unreli—
able. The diplomat and tho finuncicr have
a smooth, gliding walk, hard to doscribt
but easy to recognize. 'I‘hero is nothing
sneaking about it, but it betokeus careful
deliberation, as though 1.'\'1'r_\' stop was cure=
fully considered beforu being made. (lrcut
statesman and great philanthropists always
hnvc :1 looso, sharnbliug gait, which (‘Olllt'fi
from thinking about o.hers 11: Ire than
shout themselvcs. 'l‘ho strut of the vain
'nun, this tootering trip of tho “ dudo," the
.ounging guh‘ of the uucmployed club man,
Il'1‘ all too fzunilizir to call for a dcscriptiou.
l‘o say that :1 person wnlks llkt‘ a gentlcman
_~ high prziisi'. 'l‘hc gait 0.111 ucvrr be pick-
1 tip in after lifo: it must be born in a
11..m or woman culthuted in curly
3.1.1tli. It l\‘ lost to 11 111.111 whou h1' falls
into bad ways. for so surely as he lows his
Wusciuusncs‘ 11f roctrtudc and pri1l1~ of lion-
or so survly will he pick up the gait of tlit
loafer. An honest man, gvntlo or Simple.
lli‘\‘v‘l’ \\'tlllls lllt' rl tllulf, 111111 11 Ilivlf i‘dli
31=v0r oou orfsit the gait of an honest man,
but in tempting to apply thosu rules to
men om.- knows it must bu ronieiulu'red that
all thinves .irc not taught and :ill s‘lspr eted
persons are. not bad. —~.l (11 t 131.1'1. -' 111.1.
and
THE SLEEPING- CAR PORTER-
Tt‘ try to eu' 1pc llii‘ portrr‘s l1'\‘}' 0]
twcuty-tlvc routs 15:11'1'.11'1i1"1l impossibility.
.\l1'n ll;\\ 1' boustvd that tin-y bud tho ouurugc
to do ~11, but no properly :111fl11'lill1‘1lft'vlCM‘
has 1~v1r coun- to light. It rvquircs an
.1fl1r.1v1'r_\' tl1.11 th1' Ameri-
1‘111 13‘ not posm-sm'd of, in him bo'ist as he
amount :11 erugo
m 1y. 'l‘ln- highway“: 111‘s “Tallinn is Lot a
sword or a pistol, but :\ lllllv' :1pp.1r1'111ly llL
uocuous 111‘111 -:11 ”1‘ calls
you up to the captain‘s otlice to settlc in
tho follow in; 111:111111'r:
“ lirux'h you oil, sir?“
" Thank you, I bruslu'd myself of? a mo
ment ago.“
“ There‘s a lot of dust
your coat yot, sir.“
If you still dcmur ho takos your hat and
Ll\1‘\ it a most vigorous dustin5 115,5radn-
ally hauling you 116 into tho drcad unto
chamber. "Ihen ho lays on \Iacdufl. Ho
dusts you ofi with energy and precision.
He pulls and pants over it and exerts him-
self very visibly. Then he stands oxpootnut
and druws his hand across his hound brow
as if he rarely encountered so rough a job.
It‘s seldom that a man is so hardened as to
pass that stage without his hand automically
seeking tho quarter that lice dormant in his
punts pocket ', but- grant for the sake of ar.
gumcnt that than) is :1 man who could calm-
ly any, " Thank- you,“ and take his crimson
seat in the car agniu. The next stage is
after this fashion: the porter walks up and
down the aisle and stops beforo y on, saying:
“ Did I brush you off, sir. "" (i
" You did.“
“ About. I hopc you‘rc satisfied, sir. ’
“ 1‘1~rfectly satisfied."
A pause.
“ I‘m glad you‘re satisfied, sir.“
. Another pause, during which you fool
that the eyes of all the passengers are on
you and that you are becoming unpleasantly
conspicuous.
“ \\'erc your boots blacked to suit you,
sir '1’“
“.'l‘hoy were well blacked."
." You see, some like's one kind of block-
ing 001? some snotbcr. I generally give
satisfaction, sir; least, I never see no gen—
tleman complain.“ ,.
If you make no move at this, tho final
catastrophe occurs. The blgbwman drops
sll politeness as thrown away on such a
boot-,thrusts his band before you while ha
holds the whisp under his left am, 0nd 110-
maudn' 1
“ Porter, plane "
Then he gets his quarter. Jena M
Frau.
A IILCIONAIRB'S MARRIAGE-
Thcre were tbrce romances in the life of
the late Joshua Scars, the millionaire grocer
of Boston. The first was when he was a
very poor young man. He started a flirta-
tion with a wealthy beauty on a railroad
train, called on her afterwards and finally
found that his suit was in vain because he
was poor and she was rich. The second
was when he was past middleqtgc and very
rich._ He became engaged to a dashing
young widow. One of her friends asked
her: “ What are you going to be married
to that old follow for f“ “ For his money,
of course,“ said she. Scars heard of this.
“ For my money, 0b 1’“ he cried; “ not by
I—blcsscd night.“ He went to his lawyer,
sud was told she would have a good case in
s breach-of-promlse suit. He didn‘t want
a lawsuit, so be handed a confidential friend
010,000 and 1.11111 him to .110 End sec 11.1;
widow and “ fix things up ;" which was
done, she accepting the bribe and giving
him his freedom. The third was when he
was an old man. He found himself anon
mously rich, but thought : " When I am
gone, as I soon shall be, who will enjoy it
all P” So he went to his friend, Alpbcur
Hardy, and said : “ Hardy, I‘m thinking of
getting married, What do you think about
:\ clothes liruulll.
on the luck of
it P“ Hardy thought he knew a My who
'0 just suit. “ Well, than, Hardy, you
go on arrange it.“ 80 Hardy conductod
tbsnegotintions andScu-swusoocptcd.
Gabi-wedding morn tbc bashful laid.
called Hardy aside and aid:
“,Esrdy Idon‘t'. knowsnytbingabout this
accommuuiyoudc. 801th
“Whnvsidcmdcouhm.lou
I won’t uh our own; “FL
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D. R. ROBINSON,
~PRACTICAL—
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Osborne Aven EAST NORWALK.
1P 0 Addrcss, Box 539. South \‘0rwalk ]
Onlc rs bv mail, for Tuning and Repairing , prompt-
ly at11'111l11l11I.‘13.lf.
Bedient 65 Tryon,
—-AIITISTS IN—
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Everything needed about a host or vessel.
Dredging Materials.
Links, RinrN. Shackles. Sonic Twine, Cotton Rn 10,
shell and (iv ‘hli‘l‘ Forks: especial” prcmn'd 1:0
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pouib le 0110]».
Fresh and Salt Meats,
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Butter, Lard,
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Shop foot of Franklin St. near entranc
to nursery. P. O. Box 617. 404tf
BENEDICT FRANCIS,
Teacher of Violin.
Music furnished for all occssions. Address
CITY HOTEL, - SO. NORWALK.
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JOHN FILSIIV \GER,
Merchant Tailor.
ltll'ashington St, -. So..\'0rvralk.
Pants to order $5.00: Suits to ordcr for 518.00 Kb
pairing and cleaning nicely dnnci‘ 7161f
A wcck at home. $511111th fre1'.l’ay absolutely
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A lame sssortmcut 111 HOLIDAY nouns and
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IN ITS SEASON.
F. Hayes.
DIBBLE‘S
BLOCK, ~ SOUTH NORWAI‘K.
——\\'IIE.\' IN—
BRIDGEPORT
—Do11"r ran. 'ro visrr-
BARNUM’S
RecreatioiBuilfling.
Dimensions, 80 X' .15 Feet.
II. G. HURSTRD, - hoses and Gen. Hunger.
Observe its Wealth of Attractions:
BlBEBlll SKBUUE Bill!
With Semi~Circuiar Floor, Containing
SQUARE FEET 9,200 SQUARE rm
0! Skating Surface.
Superb Dancing Pavillion
SEVENTY FRET SQUARE.
Billiard Parlors.
6
QuadrupleBowlingAlleys
snowman; GALLERY,
With 150 and so Foot Ranges.
Refieshment Room
FREE -- HAT AND CLOAX ROOM ~— FREE
Ladies‘ and Gentleman‘s Wm Rooms.
FULL HUITABY BARB!
I709 1!) Afternoon animus.
The Entire Building Illulnstsd with
18 —— “TRIO LIGHTS — 18
Afton... Admission, It Dab.
-— MAGNIFICENT TABLE — 6
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m AW“; 3
5-1 Main Street.
Richard Welton,
Teacher of the Voice and Piano.
'1’. 0. BOX 172, RESIDENCE
So. Norwalk, Ct. 102 Main Street.
113m.
£11th annual“ genuine!
‘ GOLDEN BROTHERS, Pmflehli-
OFFICE IN “ SENTINEL” BUILDING.
Emma 81'an .
81:101.: Corm, 5 Cum.
TERMS STRICTLY m anvaxcx
Terms of Advertising:
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Dr. McGonegal.
—0P!‘I(‘l AND RESIDENCE—-
Cor. West Avenue and Butler Street,
NORWALK, coxx.
Office Ham's—I'm“ 9 am .; from i to 3, and 7 to
S p.ni.: Sundays—2 to 4 p.11),
”Communication by tricphonc.
W. s. KNAPP,
ARC H I TECT.
Is now pn‘paml tn‘mskc plans and s iticattons
and supc 'rinu'nd the construction of uildings.
TERMS REASONABLE.
Orricn—Inmler .~' Block mor (‘ity National Bank
\\‘ ashington“ 81.. So. .\‘orwmlk I' 0. Box '31. Wt
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CHAS. I. 361633,
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Ely 3 Building.
South .\‘orwslk, Ct...
Practical Plumber.
511's!“ and this Fitter. dosh-r in Plumbor and
11mm Fmen‘ Suppiit's. and Less Fixtnn's. .inh-
me; prompzly sin-1:11“! to. SIS-t1.
Julius Baker.
BTAIR BUILDER,
Ix Borrox‘s Suor. = ‘VATI'IR S'rmztr.
SUI‘TH .\‘URWALK, ~ ~ 0088.
$1.1'r and llsnd Rail.- mnde 11'- 0r111'r and shims-11
to :1111' tort 11f1111'111'111'11ry at short no'iu'
I'. t‘ Lo). :45
84 FALL allIlWlNTBB ’85
a rim 1 I.\I or
lfnrllsh. Fro-ch and Her-n- forlsrrew Sittings
of the Flu-s! I‘Ihrks.
1.111. .1111. Aux." .111 and Scloh lIhllll.1k I‘11zrn Suit
:11" -\ ~11 a fu" 1 Linc of \\'i'itcrU\1'r1'u:11:u':-' in
l.
55.5112
largo-t and finest shortmcn'.
1'11r ~‘~-n :1: 11 wii. I-2\ 1-r_\' gunner“ unarsnh-«d to fit
rn'rfn'rt. and nimlx' l-y stru'tly Ill‘l Ci;l§\ 11 urkmcii.
B. COHN,
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foruu r. \ oer up: ml by I!
11.111 1h1'1 l1o.1'1'91 Bran-b of
CIGARS
THE BEST MAKES 11F
T()13ACC(),
AND A Fl'lJ. SI‘I‘I‘LY 0}"
Smokers” Goods.
I r1~'\1a1f11.i\ .~‘ult1il s slmn' of the pub'131 p511-
mus- "1
F. 235'. Byxbee.
B A 'I' H S
Jscon PAKULSKI.
[lave sddcd to llit' irelcgsnt hair droning moon, 3
thc New Hon-l Block. South .\orwalk
Pour Pine Bath Rooms.
\\'r'rn 1101' .\x0 (‘01.!) \\'ATER.
Which bsvc Mn fitted up with the most modern
m vnw cmcnts.
on can save tune by calling at the saloon for
Hair Cutting and Shaving,
As 111-1- 019141109:- srtists sre constantly employed to
WIVl‘ CIISIUIllt‘I'S.
A 1‘ lllltOPODIST with severalycsrs experience
in \‘ew \ ork. It in the room.- and will n-mcvc your
Corns bnnions, ingmuiug nsiul Sr. . at 001’ hour In
thed 1K 1):“. QB PUiL'LSKl.
South 'orwslk ,July 8d.
80. 11111118111111 Bank.
51 Washington Street.
Open flow from 9 to 12 a. m., and from 1 to: p. In.
snd on 51111111111,- 1 \\'nings froni 610 8.
Wintcrcst allowcd on Dcponits.
DI, DLEY l’ ELYJ’rcs
A. 801..“ ANS. "\ic1tPr1.\.:
63-1-11 J01!) II KNAPI‘ Sec. Ilium.
JOHN H. SMITH
F I. o R, I s '1-
MAIN STREET-
SOUTH NORWALK.
Great Reduction
—[x_
FURNITURE,
.
—n——
D. Stow’s.
Main St., opp. Railroad Depot, (up stairs).
I will Palm lllfl [limit Bail
Rags, Bones, Bottles Iron
and Metals.
Parties moving can sell the stock by
sending postal cut! to
W. Ponmonn
SOUTH NORWALK
3.1.. Baker,-
LIVBBY AliB FEE
STABLE;
Wuvnc: Bonn, ‘ -
So. Nonvnu:
mmukmtbcoldmdandputlnsuwmck
shun-Mirna.“
9. -~ 150 300 4:5 5. s 700—" 9.00 1500
s u 200 100 5:10"7:10_ 900 1150*1800
1:11:11. 250 5007‘w‘fséo’i 1100 1310 1100
2 u 400 .00 115101200 1100 1000 0:00
?“ 5100 8'10 1000 ism-E00 2200 ‘Tooo
c_" ‘900 15003800 9300 9:100 —4000_'*?0’0
9 " 1950:0009-101132m‘s5’tfi'718—m 10000
1T " 1500 “95003000 4000 4500 7000 19000
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratnltmuy.
Local Notices 15 cents pertine.
Enteml at the Post Office at South Noni-nil: as Sec-
ond Class Matter.
5“ “7133111: 1'.; an;
our-011'. 1219:. ll. &H.I.R.
Gone w‘él’l' '
4.55 s. In. Exp“. 1.21 a In. Wash‘on It.
5.14 “ Exprvss. 6.33 s.m. Am.
5.24 “ Express. 7.5 “ ‘3. 3. Milk
5.50 “ Spu'isl, 8.46 “ Accent.
6.17 " Accom. 9.19 “ Beam 2!.
7.05 “ B‘port Spec 10.48 " Accent.
7.25 " Local Ex. 12.13 p. 111.. Boston Er.
7.42 “ Local Ex. 1.“ “ Sp’zficldey
8.25 “ Local Ex. 2.12 “ Local Ex.
91* “ Local Ex. $.32 “ Accom
9.38 “ Accom. 4.50 11 Exprcs
10.29 “ Local Ex. 5.10 “ K
HAS ‘ Arc-1m. 5.40 “ S.&.‘ .3611“:
13.5911. m.. Ex mun. 6.14 “ 1.0. Brut:
2.116 “ S .‘.Il.sp 6.47 " Spr. Local Rx
3.3" “ Expross. 7.94 “ Bridg‘t Spec
1.17 “ prn-ss. 9.44 “ Aocoin‘tion
5.119 " .\"port Ex. 10 55 “ Adams Ex Ac
5.57 “ Boo. Limited ll....1"'I " Boston Ex.
6.56 " Armin. 11.47 “ Boston Rx
H.411 " \\'. ll. Ex.
845 “ S \. \R'c.
10.03 “ . '1)
12.56 “ Vt ssh‘ ton Ex.
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4 56 mm. Express 1.21 I m.Wuhmfin Ex
5.“ " 8.00 an. ‘5. B. k
5.1! " " 9.41% “ AA”:
915 run. Arron. 6 39 p.m.Acco1n.
6.14 p. m. Acconi. 11::- p In Boston Ex
5.00 p. I 11.17 "
' Supt. N. Y. Division.-
STEAMBI‘DAT C0.
Freightiiine Direct
TO xmxv YORK.
———I.A.\'DI.\'G AT——-
Pier 23, E. R.
0‘001‘ 01" BEEKXAX ST.)
Lower Rates Than byAny
(“her Line.
—THET’W€LLER-
\
City of Norwalk.
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11 :1_\~ I11 1lc".'\o.r an m: 1“ Insight
F‘n'i hl 1sk1n from and rumvvcl for all
111 lissm'nv A \01.“ALK and Snzrstu
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\11 ‘ b1 ~1'111 for ~x-ocisl fn-z;l11.~ 'n and about \
‘1?“ Al. p1r~ons :m for“. d trading any of the h
11. mu‘ of the boats of 111m 1.n1' on account of thc
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J 11 n H F '
O . BITIS,
Wholesale and Retail Dcalcr in all kinds of
UUAL AND WUUB,
Brick, Lime, Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lebigh, Lackawanns, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
\\'ilkcsharrc Goals.
A1811 lfll' RUBBER PAINT
Yards foot of “'asbingtun and Bifur-
shall streets. Branch office at Stillson 3
Drug Store. 6-11.
Old. _Stand
OLD HANDS!
Having-purchased the business of A. B. 00113,!
will be g to fix: all friends all the old stand—{ha
BEST MAllliE'l‘
In the city-w hich I will km'pr storkcd :9 mm
Meats 111 legal tables
FRUIT!!-
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Leroy Adams.
lay hm
Tie Winter 11111111!
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on “8013111328 PINES.“
In loom County, North Carolina. (30th Jenny.)
ltlnonthcinostelu-aud point of the Inc Inf
Pinescctioninthe
SOUTH.
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and.
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net “ wr ttcn y I I‘ m
lung dimu-c a life study. It gives a biétoqof
section. Southern Maud my hint- which will
be of intt'rest to
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We will send a tow tho-find conic- has
those spraying durinfih the next few
desirew hphysiciul.
it to their interut to write In
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lab
m SUPPER!
When you
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mine Region
$53,652:“
lat was 0- “ma
Round Trip Tickob
0m: YEAR. . “$2.00 | Six Mon-ms. "$1.00
Consumptivesl Bheunis’ticsl ‘
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