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SOUTH NORW’ALK, CONN ., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER, 10, 1885.
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‘ " I l “3 ‘ v” ‘2 ‘2“ ‘l‘fln‘al Lil hum. put an the wedding-ring. I don‘t see “”3"“ ml 3~ "'3"? 11‘3““ n3l‘r‘.“:,‘"“:n'l. hm“ el‘ni'tiiiniits lln its nil-iu’e‘l. \‘llt‘llt'Vl‘r lll- stiniiin here made and broke an engsgw 2:91; 33': 3325‘s,“. 33"...\,‘ 3': ."113 :9 ,“r,‘,‘,,,‘::, “““wk‘l‘ Bum“ S "mux‘utfi “ll-S regularly NlI‘H'I Wilson
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“ “ ‘ I 'E‘ E h‘ "r L” I‘ l» "'2‘.“ r" ‘ ““4 l‘.ilinwr lit‘l‘li‘lllulllgll listened to then u‘“ “Ml-‘- “l‘llllt‘f I’I‘plnnting nor pruning The hl‘l‘l':ll'.tlli‘tl at the bend and fdt‘v of wine girl. Her father'- money was theopen ‘12:; :11. n‘ir ll lli ir~r.\ t‘ o ll 'z.siiil..\lt Tllil ‘33-‘13. H \l I 1‘1 OCR “1‘" \tll'TIl Stiltw'tl. -K- ‘3 7:05, Win A- I:
‘j 1' I ‘ "r L1" 3‘ “1” ”MM“! 1 words as if be worn in ii tin-uni. and all the ‘ “' ‘1" ""3 “H“ l“ f ‘h‘ the fundamental this uuft‘l‘lllllztlt‘ inuu suggests that :\ i‘lft‘ll- l secune to the highest nt'liciiil circles for her ‘ ‘ - ‘ A ‘ ‘ 1‘” Lm‘ "“1 (“I “
‘l' = ’2 4‘ 2‘ “I" ‘- 3" ‘7 1 ' h H" m" r“””"” re uhiln he saw Pauline \ihirlmg round and ““1““ “r“ r“'“' "W" ~1mcnan "“"l‘m‘ lar and smooth u-mprveis had loan pin n) i. l.‘ and her mother. though not sufficient J’- R- RAYHOND. h“ M ‘ n 5‘ ‘ 5"“ h 3".“ L 5‘3 LE“: BELL hm“ ‘ ‘5‘!“ $3) 5‘ 3"
I . l ' ‘ ' "I W“‘"." Y ‘ ”l" ‘-i'~‘_““"”“ “333,313 3‘, the sound of pncimmmg mu“... 8 LL ARP'S EdPERlENCE IN TEXAS!‘ on his features as he was growing. and the to that her brother. at whom a pruniiiient ‘ F. P stdg‘lgfilhimlh‘r.7:$ands:fi A‘ ‘7' 5 ‘0
:, l“ N 1‘ “l “ i-i“ “-“l‘““"“ “l‘ _~,,, 133“. t‘lirietisiiii‘e arms. ~ ~*—— result is that the innit-till or all the feiitures llfl‘llt‘li‘l drew the line because of his bod Bullflflr all“ Gunmclflr J. CCkweno Lun‘ RllTOh' I'lllV'l‘ 10-5 .. . .
l l 3.3,, Km M H a l'mhflu‘h h“ l‘rr'seiitli' the graceful Senna couple l 11"" 3“" “90“ in Texas "'9“ “Wk.- nud the curves of the two and head but: habits. When tbil young Women first came . , ’ 1:51! )1: 5 ' ' A!“ 51“ {m‘ifi'
. -‘ (no .. .4lit ‘ I ah mild lmvr ““33“”, 3333', ml ”333 um", 313nm“ and “3,, and have not heard a iliiiirrel between man been .urlnvssfi,‘ ““3! "H.313.,n3,{3,"u3y “3333“”. .. 33333 .. a young mftu - o, 8004 family b“. \\ “I'k done: I.) In: Day 0" Con- 7 James llhwk.\\'ater SL. 0s SI'NDAY the hm wiil 1.“ South \‘nrwnlk a:
"I l g l H ”V ”W “m [mi h" Ch NU" l'hristi-wu lv-d Pauline to it st-zit'cliise tn the “,‘d "“"L l “3'0 “’0“ 1"" “l" “‘5“ lml"l‘ all around. He was born with this sluli- pour decided to woo and win her. As u (“live {33,3 tif‘rl‘lgi‘ilanil gnuit 3." Norwalk, ' con-n- 3nd ““d 30““ “lin‘u3‘Dd502dtl‘l-
I . I l ‘15 “k 1.1 f l “‘2“ J11" “mm “mm" ill-or. \ilwm ll” l't‘im‘m‘d ‘lml‘fli” of lace than?" I hm” “M m"huh“ l‘lSlol or n hm“?- 3”“ ‘hl‘munl’. h‘mrlri. llll-l Krouth has gentlemen to the manor born he was receiv- Water. 1‘. 0. Box til? (Mt! Bum: uliah‘n‘ tnmduufaciu" fi'i‘fim‘m. "mt“ WW any evening
' 1 ‘ “ 5’“ * ,t ‘ . "‘ ’ h . a ““31“,...“tmiched l‘almer Huld- “l "~ ““7 “ “H" “‘1‘ MUS. n“? It“ lml‘ll- not dcwluped tiny \“ the features or the ad i‘\‘t‘f\‘“‘l.lt‘l’t‘. lie devoted himself to the u l ‘ m
I: (r 2 "U“ V ' U ' M h‘lmu‘ hnlws' y:i:ll..}=:1:ll‘s:igitl. iii‘nqht f-xrm, :is he stood “‘0‘ ““Vhllih‘d "mll- Th“ funny 93W" Char“ of the hand. There is a number of En inns-i imd really brought her into notice. ‘V' S Ii V \ l)l) H A R N E S S
*\‘ ' : -!. ‘4‘ - ' l.- T ll- * 1.. “ ‘ “ll" “Hill“ 3,333.33 half in 31,343”: in“? many R I’l'ilgll jolt" and halal K‘Mlfll- deformities of the bond. ears. und fucv Liking her among the best people of the . . V ‘ ‘ " 7 ? 1‘;‘t‘l‘l‘tu\nt'\;t‘i‘x\r It‘lé‘lyl‘: .U‘» ‘lll‘i‘tl 213:3:3‘93331130
1, _. . , L l \lr\ I-» ml was p-uir Mid -. 33..“ “3‘3 3,3333 3334323333.”, :.. “my lifti‘l. “33.“ 333333“ 1.3““, 3‘“. l 1,33“. “3‘, {fund u,“ ltrutigly resembling “33.33, of a pig. and 1c 3,333,331, All this ’95,,133331 in 3.3“ t‘ligrigt‘liit‘nt, 3,‘ I: (j l l ‘l '1‘ l.‘ C '1‘ . uni > :iiill l scholar lh‘. oil of
i ‘ . "'3 l" ‘ l" “'“l' “““ ‘1'" ”m. .Nmnu-ntxill)’. ‘ Ah. l‘diiliiic. 'u‘e shall nut "am-V l“- Ill‘“ 8““ “mm“ rs "ml “”lm-V “”3 “lib“ the physicians ascribe this “lllfl‘l- though the parents of the lady were olidih Is no“ gtrcpzim! in make Hahn and ~pi~r unions lltll‘dlt‘SS. t.:ltltllt‘53 Halters. Sur-
- .-. ' .- _ lav: . 1 :y “3.2 ‘l. \\:is tn ln tit-r 33”“ ““3333, “33.“. 33.3,}, 3“.“333m3 “31313.33" sud courtesy of this people luive Ellfllrlsi‘il hir freak of nature. l'suully persons pus “33.. They valued their daughter nct‘nrd- and ~lllw‘rllililiil iliv culinrut'inu of iv. w. t‘lll"lt‘< Ctllllll‘S &C FRO!
l r h‘ “'1 3 in 3. 5 M" Li“! “Mn “m ‘ \\'h\' but f“ l‘aiulini- glanced up. flush. '““' l “1“" ““"‘r¥l“‘l “'"l‘ u“"“ ““ u“. "‘"s ""‘"“‘R lll‘fl‘mll‘lN 0’ this “11‘3“" Vli‘ll‘llfil.‘ iv; to her Prospective fortune and too 11'2“)!“ “1:33.03“ “Ii!" 5 i l ‘ -
‘ b. l v x H“. a“ ‘1 MM! M ”1. ed exciled, nnd r.idi.iiitl\' l't‘llllllill. ‘ in: “l l l" ”W ‘0““5. ill llh‘ll’ ln‘llh‘s. nnd have inclined. but this main lifts nu bud hill'lli highly to give her to a poor man. ‘lllllt‘ll less \lringfi‘xglui‘ f lgf‘lhhillli ‘ii‘{,xi‘.:f§'f:3l, “at: Pine Harness To Order. SOUTH NORWA LK
t: t l \"\ "Y ‘A‘ . r l'. .‘J. iilmtltlll. 3'” “Hum!“ lmcmlst‘ l 33;“ 333.3333: .33 um"). ,3 ti) pill up till my lu‘st livlldl‘lt-r lit in“? “l‘ “1‘ IS t‘lt‘tllll)’ ttlld careful of lllrl leStlllnl an“ ill ggiprumeut mupluy. Tu bt‘ sure he ‘ . ‘ V i l 5 'h \‘ }:"”l3ra'\‘3h;d ‘1“ ‘LGg' “luff; ‘ legtzrrf‘“ VXA
h ‘ i a f . \ r {M (Hm. lllilll ulll l nun}. ll to be my id... n it i in. with ““‘mr 'lllll‘." “T“ "W “‘3'“ “‘5." ““‘l Appearance. and “l‘l‘ll’m Hill‘s any ”WIN“ '0 fills in the most aristocratic department, w B R] DER Fits; 1.2““ B“ L TEX‘ ASK “a :23.“ q t I ”s‘ w.' P -
l“ , t. i. l t.» gin up Nu :- t} ? If his mum _\ buys ““l‘ f * ll" 1‘ ““t "“ 1“"‘_"‘“~ \‘lult‘rs‘h‘ffil \‘Y his nurse. to u hoiu he is uppurently much 1,," l". was ,3 clerk 3n the same. "“33"“. 3 s 3 s 3 3 3 g I 80“ Olnt.
‘ i '« ' ‘ , “>1 “-9 imp-2!“ “h .3 3,3 ' ~n .3 333,133“ 313333 3 33m 33' 3.3., mm. ., fitshiunuldo. nnd one family seams .t- in- “ attached. It is fortunate for him that the the young woman announced her engage. “ \ IDRAl Lll‘ ENG-13 l‘sl‘l“ llllll N ow 0 e F 6 0 C l
u \1 ‘1 it ;.! -P. rt-wm iit their“ “‘3 3" 3333 33133333333uguod :is :lllt‘lllt‘l‘ its long as they llt'llfl‘u‘l‘ “ducky, of birth placed him in such grind ment to several “f her friendg‘ asking the “l.“ FY01: P n I are ents
l ’1 11 l‘ '-' " ;,.,;i,:!,.il, "‘ 1‘“ M‘ “h V333 333' 3311:" mm ,\ 3.13.“, culd 33,333 well. The tricks iind nigh cuts of trade (‘lli‘1|x:;§(y|nfag. In it more humble sphere girls (3, tell it to others of the “silt.“ Tu.) 3 ‘ ‘ ' 33._ 3 '7 3 ._._..‘>_...__ FOR EXCI'RSION TICKETS
r r ' ‘ l‘---«" r “f «x 3 ' m IA" “i" “lill‘h h‘““‘ c1333: 30 l‘llllll. “33,, 1.3313,,” titildciibuugh art- not tolerated. If ii in.in takes an iiiifnir of life he would probably have been pl.‘.:“‘*l :l‘lYfi utter she made the round «gain and lumdmm. 3,3,, Vorwrilk 3.3.333. ”L Awuu‘ ' . F 4 O C
X "l A ‘ IIIII “I h \\, A if RUIN} room. | step} ed out iind confronted llln fitmmv. ‘dmntuge 0‘ Mh‘llll‘l'. it it! resented by the in n museum. Most of Lhe deformities "3- ' siil the ciigaigéi‘uCE'. WM (‘5- " I WM“ 3"": “an: u. do illlil 3‘ “Teen Spa .tll_\ are ents
“ I ‘ “ lxmzw‘ m “M!” “L,“ ; “Allow me. Miss Incurd, lti"r.-nt-uni‘e all Wlltllt‘.(‘lllilll‘lllllllflAflllil he had 11]!“ us well hibited in Inch places, however—among .3, 33." 3.33.,3.1,3,3b. ‘1,“ 13.3. ‘3),3‘ ~_ “ Ia n. ~63” FOR 51351.; TICKKIS
r ' “4 - ‘_“‘ MW“ "“*;"3‘3‘3:“:‘1° : right “3,1 mh. m 3.33333 ‘33 333,343.,“33 As 3.03, leave it, for he is like u bunk note dishmiur- them the man crab and the four-armed boy :‘igcuicntf‘ 3h” said. u Why. in 333,333.,“ . »-— —~V . ’
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W ills \'{ .‘ri-qr it. 't .i-‘r mm the s l. l;i it I’ butt,
1.. on »! :. v u:
Lindaome.
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nnd n mouth
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{ l: mu.
..». .. v.1. mint \vmild All tiiit‘e
l. .v prwv n“; t l ind: trili\t‘ of fllllrltt‘lr‘l
M. l dci swll in ls l t"'l‘ 1 ill iltqrm‘ "a had
r. .whnd the nge . if f.- .rt) .\r'.ll"§ uitho it mar.
rviag 1.2-! lrecdtim hv- did iiwt feel the run-
‘Aiit Wltlll of a home siiiii‘tunry, but because
thit t: :m llc lldl ll' hr mot “till his
vf u an in! will. l’iiuline Lucord s
n 3 i \l r ur: . l l .1 lu .iuty hiid clinic to him
ll‘aPrft r. t.‘ it; i; m l be bid surrendered
.‘Hkttllllli: “llll the assur-
u: i - i hit Q .e u » :1 l try-neuri- it as it deserv-
rul. .\:_.‘ l \\ u -f ber thiit he w.“ think-
l!:._' 'n in the min;-
'ipi-
:rie il« ll'
‘ .~ I.» at lll‘li .u
mil ‘lll :i‘wli"
l i...‘ u! t-.i.i.gl.l 'lh‘l firntliiiie'.
' \Ylsztl it \llfir'rt Ill pill-‘1‘ llii~ Ul~l pill’k “'lll
--n she is lit-re.“ he tl:-uight., With s
. \v r's f-xzi " I must send for tlit
ir l.‘.li«'l down here at once. to have the
no aunt‘s wing built out for ln-r apart-
n chin. l c in fancy her moving about like
the beautiful fairy of some enchanted pal.
eve. An 1 then we must have ii nuu'
born fur the lake. with satin cushiuus‘und
awnings—she is fond of the water ; and ch.
ft-rson must be on the outlook for a pair 01
cream-colored ponies for the l-Mket-pbuetor:
~—sbe will want to drive herself about these
wic‘iuded (‘t‘lllllr‘ hues."
And he drew nearer to the fa ling western
ital]! to read once more l‘siiluie it last leb
ter uhi h in in his breast—Abe lung letter,
d‘lullly erllt‘u in Violet ink on perfumed
satin pnpt r elm h’ told him in such loving
phrases how much she mined him and
longed for him anl how she was counting
the very days uuti l they should be reunited.
" Mamms molds me,“ wrote the little
uchsleceiver. " because I do not care toga
out into eo'iety ; but how can I. when you
are not here! My thoughts “'2” keep wan-
dering back hi the beautiful solitude of
Gol lenbough Park. where you are. nd the
world calls me an lllflrlil-mllldod dreamer.
l' .u need not chargi- me so camutly to r.-
member that l am no longer mere Pauline
Lacnrd but your aflianced wife; it is too
precwus a fact for rm- to forget. I occlude
myself llkt‘ a little gray min. and mums
often laughs at what she calls my ovo'f
prudery. But dear Palmer. would your
future vnfe be floating in the dance with
other men. of exchanging idle badinege in
I bell-room crowd ‘9"
Paul.“ bsd Written an she knew Palmer
' (widenbou‘h \t’ulllul wish her to feel ; she
be; sketched w ei-pnute fancy piece. with
s mind of watchless cunning. and her lov-
er‘s cheek flushed and his heart thrilled :-
so read and re-rees the delicately traced
line-s.
“ My beautiful Pauline 2" be murmured.
under his breath; “ but she is too fastidi-
ous; shepntswosevsrearestrsint on her
gayyocnglife lmastwritetoherthat !
7 “mmuburdtcwishhertotsnsnb
all is all the his- d u re“
\ lg‘ll‘
‘,m u l.
l tenacity.
sull-
rd iind gone in protest. Most of all these
'I‘exuns are immigrants ~ folks who were
.. 1.31m"... 31m ”33,333 starting 3,," “m3 ,3 hard up at home ltllil on a strain. and so
(3‘... m. 3,313. a the while jupuuicas. .. p3“. there is. or was. a common bond between
a,” 3.. tllt‘lll’llle bond of poverty—rind so they all
lint he h.id no mind to linger to hear 53° to work ““1 stunil “P ‘0 0110 another.
Balsa r‘\\‘llt-lt‘ll. The magic glitter of glamour "3‘“? ““6 beto “1° “‘3“ who 39““ ‘0 Rm“ 8
I'lllt‘ll bud surrounded his true. loyal nature 11"“l3 h!" tricking thcni. The old “ill?“
'33“ 31,53,313“! 333 1,35. 3 he had 33.3.“ 1133,13“. who have made money and gotten rich sym.
anord us she really was, a cold-hearted. pnthize with the new ones who come. Mid
53,03,313“ 3.3.33.3“... give them welcome and good advice. pro
So he went back to Guldenbongh Park vidcd they ”m9 ‘0 work. There i. no
and [33,33,333 3,3...“ “‘3. him worm—Udell Eldurndo here—no gold mines lying around
[rm-r“; (:‘mru. loose. Work, work is the watchword. and
work is rewarded.
In so fond inf hin‘lf‘ly. ll. \i‘uiild be u pll)’ to
llt‘pl'th‘ )‘mi of it. Hood-evening f“
NONEN AND THEIR FEET.
The (‘are The! l‘se ls Buyls. Shoe-«Shel
of the Fellini-c Fool.
“ There is little doubt in my mind. ' sriid1
t Superior street shoedealsr recently, “ than
it is in the selection of fuutgesr that peoplo
are most fiistidious."
“ ls much difliculty experienced in deal.
ing with women 2‘“ was asked.
“ Women have a strong natural desire,
one that appears almost inborn. to hiive its
small and shapely feet as possible, but ct.
ccpt in a limited number of cases the desire
'a kept within bounds. It is not unusuu.
0: one to iuist on crowding a No. 5 foot
hit.» a shoe two sizes smaller. but the mo-
lority while buying the footwear have in
view mainly their personal comfort. There
appears also to be a growing tendency in
favor u.‘ comfortable shoes even at the ex
pence of looks."
" Spanking of sizes. does the average dif.
fer in various parts of the country 1‘" asked
the reporter.
" I don‘t know just what foundation s
has or what investigations have been made
lnto the subject.“ said the dealer. “ but it it
generally recognized that the ladies of the
East wear the smallest shoes. It is said.
that the ever-age size of the shoe worn there
ranges from 1 j to 2;. In Cleveland it prob
ably ranges from the latter figure to 3;. and
many shoes a half size larger are also die
posed of here. Shoes get larger as you pro
gree- to the West."
“ How about Chicago girls f"
“ The belles of that city have to some ex-
tent been slandered. but it is a fact that
their pedal extremeties are larger than the
ordinary. The sizes probably run from
Nos. 3 to 4. so you see that although not es
diminutive as they might be. the feet of the
young ladies are not so large that they merit
the wide spread attention bestowed upon
them. As between Chicago and St. Innis.
I think nature in this mpoo’. distributed
favors with an impartial band. An excep-
tion to all that his been said. however, is
the case of the Sendusky belle. While only
seventeen years of age she wears a number
It shoe. Ohio thus does not take a pacific.
tn the background. evenlntheessde'
-a'a-w Leader.
v. _..___-_....
A Plan! That Drlies (‘nllle Jill.
The laco wood. which has appeared with
frightful rapidity on the Kansas range with-
in tho lust eighteen months to the dismay
of stochmcu. will doubtless disappear with-
in the next eighteen months. Two yours
ago this singular plant had free swing in
the Texas Panhandle and New Mexico. but
now it has nearly disappeared in these sea
lions. The plant is a trump. and makes it-
self mighty disagreeable to the localities
where it cfl'ects e tempornrv lodgment. Thir
plant does not here the appearance of guilc.
for chemists have failed to detect any poi-
sonuus qualities therein. but it is on estab-
lished fact that- horses red cattle are mild.
and bx eating it.
'l'se " Left-Overs."
With the average housekeeper it is far
easier to save a dollar than to earn one.
These stoppages of the little leaks may not
seem much separately. but, taken together
at Mend of the month or year. they mount
up to a sum that is consoling if it has been
saved. appalling if it has been wasted. To
those who think this close watching and
savingof “leftovers“ has an appearance
of meanness and stinginess, let it be said
that while solid roast and boiled may give
an impression of plain. substantial comfort.
the entrees and made dishes have a savor!-
ness that cannot be imparted to the regula-
tion cuts of mesh—Housekeeping.
Wherelthe Orange 'llesse-s Grew.
“ George,“ said a country young lady to
her been, as they snuggled into a seat, “ it‘s
nice to ride on the cars, ain‘t it P“ “ Yes,
Sarnh. " “ George. if yen were going to
travel a long ways on the cars where would
you rather go 2“ “ To Chicago or Cali.
fornia. Where would you rather 30 P" " To
Florida. by all means." “ Why P" “ Be-
bscause. you know, George, because—be-
cause in Florida they have so many "“8.
blossoms. you know." On the return trip
they sat still closer together, and she laid
her pretty head upon his big shoulder. He
must have taken the bin—0W Herold.
Se-eshlsc New Is Men.
A gentleman seated behind a platscfbsef
andbeensinone of the colee and cake
sslocnscn Park row said to the water:
. "Bringuieauap "“Awhat?’“Nap
Women with to colorless faces who . ,,
feel weak and di‘s‘coursged. will Wire he. lbs waiter M h“ M dubiously.
both mental and bodily vigor by usingl “1 h“ m“ '°"° K“ “In" M said.
Garter‘shenl’llls, whicharensde for "Wi'nukthholl- Prhapshs‘ll III!
mum-“mm Octal. Mareswdnssublr‘
~—ere simply cones of distorted growth.
which the surgeon‘s knife could easily reine.
Jy. it may not be out of place to shite. in
passing. that an article on this subject some
months ago in these columns. describing a
deformity it. a dime museum of a youth
whose fingers on both hands had till grown
together. attracted theisttcntion of this nu.
fortunate boy. and. learning that such a
case of arrested growth could be easily rein-
sdied. he applied to a humane physician and
had an operation performed which resulted
in his recovering. or rather obtaining. full
use of his fingers. The freak of nature de-
scribed in this article. howeverL is beyond
remedy by the surgeon‘s scalpel. or an ape-
ration would have been performed long
igo. — line Y ark Tuna.
THE NORFOLK GARDEN PARIS-
The most delightfuli drive on these May
mornings is that out of the city into the
“ truck “ gardens which cover almost. every
acre of the peninsula on which Norfolk it
built. and indeed several of the adjacent
counties. You rumble over a bridge on get.
ting clear of the city. there isso much water
around Norfolk that bridge-building has be-
come a fine art. and roll away over a good
shell road into a broad, level country, cov-
ered as far as the eye can reach with green
things grinder—beets. parsley, spinach.
turnips. suiwberriss, peas well on to bloom-
)ig. onions, potatoes; corn, lettuce, cab-
bage, cucumbers, watermelon. and almost
every plant that the most elaborate menu
demands. The laborers are nearly Jill
black; men, womemboys, and girls go“;
Into the fields. their nondescript attire ad-
ding not a little to their picturuque appear
ance. The owners arts lame), white men
Weps-their dwellings here and there-s
the old plantation mansion set sway has}
from the read. its two huge chimneys out-
side at each gable end—and flue neat white
eottsgewithgreen blinds. ofthetankse'ui-
comer. in about equal proportions. The
mews meet. too.areinstrikiugcontrast;
now a long square-box wagon, drawn by s
pairofsleskhcrses, such as my he seen
on New England farms; then a great Vir-
ginia wagon. with four mules, one negro
riding the of! leader. and another perched
unthelcuitodrivs; nests sicketty cart,
irawu by a diminutive steer; .d lastly.
i smart road wagon or top buggy. with
wheeh glittering in the sun. The wegons
are lcadedwitb bands of spinach. which
i the (lily vegetahls'gdng to market now.
In the "sesscu,"en “are: days. we
should find the road jammed with vehicles,
moving townward. each laden with W
of the fields.
Ashpfluestalleaflut
“ Why, how wonderfully life-like!“ said
Ir. Derringeutlyureninxa bumble hes
whichrepcsedmtbs artificial towers
sudinsechothiswite‘susw bonnet. “If
itwascnagardcnbwsrl‘d am it was
sl—-G.rr-eat Gunner!“ he suddsnly
Mohammaweuudedthgwia hi
muthsnddndu'neusdllha whirling
s-usi. “m.osss—een¢aancm _
Hume. what did you break it for 2'“ they ex.
claimed. “ Just to snub Mr. liltink. I
nude up my mind long ago that he thought
ho was my superior rind 1 determined to
snub him by accepting. then rejecting him,
and I've done it." was the complacent an-
swer of this rich young woman. Now,
strange to any, the effect is not what the
heiress expected. The girls of her “ set "
are very mud. Instead of leaving the jilted
or snubbed young man to chew the bitter
and of disappointment. they‘ve taken his
part and declare that the young women was
“ real mean “ and that the next season she
will and herself left out of the best society,
in spite of all her money.—— Washington
Digital.
A GERMAN BBDROON.
I wonder if you ever saw a genuine Gen
ulllu schlufzimmer. or bedroom ? In tbs
that place the threshold is raised about four
inches. so in entering the room one is in
‘lmger of getting a fall. The floor runs
slightly down hill and the furniture conse-
queutly seems marching llll one way. There
is a big, shiny sofa with a table before it.
On the walls are framed artificial wreaths-
uiemoriuls of funerals of years gone by.
In one corner is the clove. but you would
never imagine it to be one. looking like a
great family monument. painted black and
as high its the door. The casement window
opens directly on to the beds. for there are
always two beds in a room for two persons.
They are narrow and have three or four
mattresses each. which rise to a frowning
height. The pillows are immense. two for
each bed, and there is also a triangular sort
of bolster. which forces the occupant to
sleep at an angle of forty—five degrees.
The top of the bed is the grandest institu-
tion of this country—the “ Plumo." dear to
the German‘s heart—a feather bed. in a red
or blue hag. So, when one sleeps. his ex.
trcmities tire in the torrid zone of feathers,
his heart and lungs in temperate zone of
blanket and his head in the arctic circles
of draught from the window.
During the night the sleeper becomes
aware that something is the matter. He
wakes in terror, and finds the “ Plume ” is
gone. It generally falls of about five times
before daylight. The setting up to rear-
range the thing is pleasant diversion, even
in these cool autumn nights. and in the
winter must be quite exhilanting.
Ithinklmnstprefcrthepatentboekcase
bedstesdsinAnerles. which have an the
slothesbulltin; butlcuesheardcf a wo-
herhusbandwssinit. sndbe was lost for
m
he Much Jewelry.
“ Natures. what‘s a bookworlnf"
“it“ P
\
panwhocloseduptbsitkindofsbedwhile
halfaday. PerhapsGerlnsnways’are
“W
wholcvestc read and study and called
hooks. my deer.” ’l'beuext nightcompany
ulled. Minimal. who wears rings in-
numnbhwupressnt. “O, mmlock
stumbling. Iguassbs‘ssiiu‘
I“
O]()i In {‘llzsl\(11‘llll
Merchant Tailor.
12 Railroad l'lnct‘. -
pitiriiu; and cleaning nicely done.
RIIDSII ER & (.‘l‘RIL-‘IN,
GEN ERA l. Wlklllwtlllh ERS.
l‘iiuid. Scroll and Bl)?.1.-5:t\\lll;_’.
\V \TEll \‘1‘..
\\. ll. “El-DEER,
Practical Plumber.
Steam and this Filter. 3
Thu-ailing lmn Pipe from 13 to 0 Inches.
5-! Main Street. Ely‘s Building.
South Sci-walk. 01..
So. Norwnlk.
Pillih‘ ln order Shirl; Stills in unler (or $18.00 Re
716 tf
H at Block Makers.
Stll Tll \Ull“ Al. Ix. T‘JG)l
Fucilitiw for Cutting and
6194!.
. For [3‘ Insurance,
Life. Fire. Accident and Marine.
For 53‘ Real Estate.
Houses and Rooms To Let.
For 33‘ Notary Public.
Acknowledgements tu L‘s-gill Papers.
For [g‘ Steamship Tickets,
Cabin and Stet-ram.
For (3‘ Drafts and Exchange,
Payable in Great Britain or Eurois'.
~API‘LY 1‘0—
Officc 65 “'ashiiigton St" So Norwalk. Ct.
.and during banking hours may be sec-nth
FURNITURE!
A full stock of furniture of all kinds.
a Specialty.
DAVID STOW,
7% tf
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLORIST.
MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK
LINCOLN
J acob M. Layton,
StAlso (‘a~hitr (‘ ity National Bank. 51 Washington
Parlor and Bedroom Sets
UNDERTAKINB
Bodies cmbalrncd without additional expense
Main Street opposite depot.
all callsfor first-c
.DORLON pone'r
enl'Tll NORWALK, CT.
The Dorloxi House is ii. .‘l't‘n {01’ ”1° “”0“ M
not;
Genuine Fulton Market,
Where everything is served on the Fulton lat-kc!
plan will be nintinucd.
Sllfll‘fl' DllflflI'S a Sllflfilfllll.
Fvcrythini: in the way of sea food served in the
best manner.
J . C. BLAKE
Manager.
Henry Tilly,
CARIAGE MAKER.
HAS FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING:
Tfiixm
sh
thm- handsome \ ictorla. newly trimmed and
painted—nu elegant family carriagc
WTwo Road Carts.
WOnc Village (‘art and Harness. can he bought
for half their value.
W Piano-‘ Bar Top Buggiee.‘
WOne Rocksway.
Q‘One Bicycle—latches English make.
E'One act nearly new Double m suitable
for either work or carriage.
H'Oue sct Light Single Harness—secondhand.
R. 1'... Baker,
LIVEBY All] FEEI
STABLE.
WARWICK HOTEL, -
So. Nonwaur
offlaring taken the old standandpul inauewstcck
cfhorscs and I am prepared to attend to
truncate.
HUI-In BAKER
so.Ncrwalk.lsrch18.18M.
I willPalm the Highest Bail
Rags, Bones, bjttles Iron
and Metals.
Partiesucvinx can sellthe stockby
sending
postalcstdtc
STEAIER
City of Albanv.
L'A- :3 '
0n and “(or Walnuts; anefboon May 6th. [$5
will commence making regular tripe.
Steambott dock ll \UCTH NORWAIK 7:15 n. n.
tonchiu st WILSON POIVT leaving there on
arrival the train from Dnnhurv. landing at P1.
foot 88d Street and Per 28 E. R (foot
Bu kman Street New York }
Returning leave .\ew \ art from bier 88 B 'R.
foot of Bcekman Sum-tat; ’ ml? at and from Pit-r foot
8d Stmt. L R. 2:50 I" arriving-rm];-
SON l’UI\T about 5: 45. conneaing with event
trainsou Dsnbnry t. \orwalk a .\ew llamas: “of
The CITY OF ALBANY 3“ unrivaled h
on Long Island Sound so in spfian
CUVVENIENCE and (‘th FORT.
icrir Comps tent ulcers in ever)
do vartment.
Laurent in charge ofs first class can!!! sppre
gating: Elle wants of the traveling public with price
sin
sashes
arm
Baggagccbeckcdtoandfromallsmima on the
Dunbar) a honulk Railrus d.
The
nPropeller Cit of minim sill make her
usual t t"betwcrn
‘beewcen'inu York and Her-
nrummplnxstSo-uhxorwalk while the
Citv L“! Albany is running
rat‘sni" i-httskcusnd fwardod st greatly reduced
cs.
01d ggand
on) mus:
Having rchastd the tier-incesdA ENCLI
willbeg tosccsllfriuidsat theold M
BEST MARKET
In the city—which I will keep {stocked as usual wit
Heats and Végetalles
FRUITS
Ofsllkindslnthelrsssscnsnlwaysmsnd.
Leroy Adams.
rum.
John H. Ferris,
WflWDflhhsflkl-hef
EDAL Mil] W001]
Brick, Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
‘4‘
Lehigli, Lackawanns.
W... WEN.
Wilkesbarre t
unit lll' RUB
fl
“assign?“
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