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An Enterprising Republican Journal, especially devoted to Local News and Interests. Two DOLLARS A YEAR » ESTABLISHED 1800 NORWALK, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1888. Number 45. Yolume LXXXYIII. Irorn a turn of tub rodd, and "inquired with WILDING. GIRLS' MILITARY COMPANY. G-"HIO.WA**-D THE MISSION OF TEARS. 5urf, "~wEIcK was~very~"light there, and at •i. M interest if anything had happened. Ho FRANCE'S HEADSMAN. JESSE H0FS0N, tempted to land on the head of the bar. The A wild daro devil, reckless to the coro, proved to bo Tom's acquaintance, and tho rraining and Discipline for Young Ijidles man from whom he had hired tho pony and . HARDENBROOK'S BLOCK. WALL STREET, Weep, if thou wilt; for tears are good. fellows had swam over expecting to be taken Who mocked at creeds both human and divine. A CHAT WITH THE MAN WHO of tho "Swoll" Class. Ay, tears are liko tlio gentle rain off, but the craft had struck a rock and filled And made a dual god of Chance and Will; our much despised mule.- What do you think of a soldierly "com CARRIAGE MAKER, FAMILY GROCERIES, That bringetli flowers in the dark wood. and sunk in fifteen feet ot water. There A lonely, hardened man on whom would shine _ "What's do matter, sah?" he asked. • WORKS THE GUILLOTINE. pany" of girls? This, however, is what is And maketli meadows green again. No ray of hope, for alt the future bore "Matter onougb. Your long cared mulo Has removed to the building must havo been threo men with her, for tho The lowering front of unacknowledged ill. talked of, and it is probably by this time in number on tbo bar was now twelve. The has brayed every step of the way, and nearly process of formation. Readers of St. Nich ROYAL nwat Our tears aro blest, though rivers flow; driven us crazy." \ Retiring Disposition ot tlio Public Execu M.if ATEHTS i Such moving springs our nature needs. only explanation of why the sharks did not A nature softening 'neath a.woman's sway, < 'j olas may remember an article by Lieut. W. Neit lo Gregory's Stables. Knight street , :. v ih J.' to do-binder." • ' - the subject which lias yet been published. He Real Estate, Insurance and Investment And tliisJwHS tho solution. Jolly's bray- most important part, is a very quiet person, from Sydney, Australia, for a groat quan name of her captain was Abyan. They had We wero a largo household, many "boys aniJ' of retiring disposition, who dreads notoriety, has been specially detailed to perfect a sys Securities. tity of sharks1 brains. It seemed that sorao attacked us for tho sole object of plunder. ings were tho lamentations of affection. tem of semi-military order among tho police girls, and I, tho eldest daughter, at an ago Tho humor and sympathy of tho others and avoids contact with his neighbors as PARLOR AND SIDBOOISM mowey TO LOAN. eminent quack doctor in tho colony bad Tho follow had several buckshot ill his left much as possible. Thero is nothing in the organizations, which shall define both pow • specialty. ; <4 mado tho discovery that sharks' brains was groin and others in his leg, and I told him when pride, frivolity and all tho littlo vani wore both cxcitWl. They were intensely in ers and duties. Heretofore there has been a IIINIIritiiIMacotl iii Fh'sl-CIiiss i \, NOKWAl.K been looking for to euro all diseases. They "It was so written," he calmly replied. acn\e. I think I must havo been selfish ot tho mule'6 attachment Who could utter mado tho treatment of individuals, the en POWDER After somo difficulty your correspondent DAVID STOW, ly 13 were dried and then pulverized and mixed "Bo so kind as to finish mo." i ,'; .J i H.' also, but I could not have inherited it from a syllable of reproach" after this? How much trance into a private house and other circum : secured the address of M. Deibler, and found Absolutely Pure with a certain root, and, as silly as it may "Kill you?" father or mother, for larger hearted people interest they felt ih tho kind, loving mulo stances incident to his career absolutely de . never lived. capablo of being so unbi ippy when his pro that tho headsman was not indisposed to tell pendent, for tho observance of proprieties, This Powder never varies. A marvel of pure Main Street opp. Depot ISEUlliN IHUaliUTT look to you, tho people went wild over the "Certainly. I would do as well by you." tho details of his unenviable profession. He strength and wholesomeness. More economic .1. . new cure. ' "But I cannot do it." At our meals when tho happy, romping tege-was otat of sight-; on his conscience and-intelligence. A regular than the ordinary kinds, and cannot besold in com children came, I would sometimes sigh and Sallio Sighed with regret that she cherished could not, however, bo induced to exhibit, When tho order was received at Singapore "Then I will. I waited for morning, in aven privately, the guillotine, which he re order has been found necessary in large and petition with the multitude of low test, short SOUTH NORWALK, CONN I was mato of a small schooner called tbo hopes my friends would kill you, but as they mother's smile of welcome would bo clouded such harsh feelings had hkd laid tho whip so mixed communities which will fill the place weight, allam or phosphate powders. Attorns Law ferred to as "the machine." Ho said: . KOYAI. BAKING I'OWDEU UO.,T06 Wall St., N. Y. Coniiselor at . , Little Duke, and it was planned that I should have not, and as all must die, I will go first." as she heard mo; she had keen intuitions and unmercifully upon his bfcek. Even Helen when those are lacking. THE TERRIBLE "MACHINE." Ruom No. 4, UpStafrs. bo set ashoro on some of the islands to the Ho had his naked knife in his hand, and sometimes 1 felt that she read my very r.vowed that she w-ottld netermore see a mule A number of young ladies of tho "swell" north of Australia to fill it. I had voyaged beforo I could move to prevent ho drew it thoughts. without a sentiment dt Wspect for such con "The machino is ready mounted for use, class—dwellers at Elberon in summer, in P. H. DWYER. 1 TRUE PUBLIC INTERESTS UAZKTTJS liUILDINU, NO It WALK, (JON.N. from Singapore to Torres' strait several across hU throat, and two minutes later was On these occasions father's eyes were stancy. . . . • Snd I may bo summoned off at any moment. Madison avenue in winter—have applied to Treated in a clean manly way. times, and after a little talk I selected South dead. We now had the living to look out turned with pride from ono to the other of us My own emotions^jveitj varied. I felt I usually- get twenty-four hours' notice in Lieut. Hamilton to give to them the primitive A liealthy people make a prosperous nation. The Largest Stock of HAMS; Aroo Island as the most convenient place for for. As I told you, it w^s. only about sixty., and ho would often say: "A fine set,of boys keenly the l-esponsibi'^ l br tho day's pleas- Ilaris, and -more than double that time for military training arid' 'discipline which he People made and Kept healthy by A LEX. S. GIBSON, carrying out tho purpose. Thero aro stsven feet across tho rip, and" wo could look right and girls, Margaret!" The children appre uro'on the giris' account, and it had been the departments, but I must hold myself con gave to his company of western girls, and EVER DISPLAYED IX TOIK. considerably marred already. Visions still stantly in readiness to start off at a moment's Orimiust.or 1st.Congregational (Jliinv.li. Waterbury, of these islands in a group off tho New rnto their eyes. A more bloodthirsty dozen ciated his compliment, and baby Sue would which made "women" of them—straight, Baler's Great American Specific. All FinMlaMf Rami Stiteledi Oak TaiiM 6 Teacher of Guinea coast. While the waters from tho speak up with her mouth full of bread and floated beforo my eyes of the faces seen from notice. As a rule. I have to spend at La healthy, handsome and strong. His con Feaaaylvaaia Leather could not havo been scraped together in the ; ltheumntixin with its vise-like grip tortnres its Straits of Malacca to those of Torres are cast Had they been humbled by the situa butter: "Ifino, too, papa!" the store galleries; Sallie's speech, '0h, I Roquette tho whole night preceding an exe ditions are the same in all cases—written con victim until lie loses control of his temper, and THIRD CLASS PRICES. Pianofor e, Organ and Musical am mortified to death!" stiL rang In my ears; cution. A great deal has to be done in a very then comes grave mistakes. Another tarn of the Call early as I intend to sell at P really tho Indian ocean, thoy "ajre laid down tion I should at least hoped to seo them get I had been away off to boarding school and sent of parents or guardians, a suitab'.o uni vise ami Neuralgia torments all. patience out of a SMALL ROFIT, Composition, on maps and charts as different seas—Java, away; but they wero not. On the contrary, was very anxious to have two school friends mingled with t'.3 deafening sounds from our short time. Soon as the two black vans ar form dress and implicit obedience to orders. man. Relief from these terrible diseases makes a Flores, Banda and Arafura. Wo had once they wero brazen and defiant. As soon as visit mo before tho summer was over; bnt mulo. My sense of self recoct and vanity rive—one containing the 'woods of justice' Tho dress is a straight single skirt laid in kilt heaven of happiness for the sufferer, and Baker's SEYEN1Y-F1VH Lock Box 39 P O.,NOliWALK,CONN. our family had long since outgrown the size was too deeply wounded to recover soon. I and the other destined to convey the body of plaits, a blouse waist with naval collar, a rent American Specific gives that relief. been east away on tbo coast of South Aroo, they saw us moving they uttered shouts of There is no mistake about this, and at this season, and had found the waters almost alivo with defiance and brandished their knives, and of tho house. took small share in tho caresses given and the culprit to Ivry cemetery—I have to su loose silk tie and wide soft leather belt in this climate, you cannot afford making the mis Set ani Mle HAM sharks. Wo knew it to be uninhabited, and because wo did not begin shooting they taunt Mother and father always thought there apologies expressed to our pony's "puttecter," perintend the installation of the machine, The importance of the matter is not in the take of being without a bottle of this wonderful Single M. IJ. Hyinston, about twenty miles long by ten broad. ed us with cowardice. was room for ono or two more, and never for my pride, of such long stknding, was not which takes upward of an hour. The fixing formation here and there of a military com remedy. Damp, chill winter winds, sleet, snow, to bo suddenly uprooted by k short and pa of the knife and of tho apparatus itself is an slop and ice are as certain to bring on the tor HARDENBR00K HALL, Our outfit was very simple. I was to have Just what steps to take I did not know. I hesitated about having their friends. With pany of girls, but the possible and highly de ments of RHEUMATISM and tortures of NEURALGIA Over Mitchell's Market, next door to P.H. Dwy-^ a couple of men with mo, and wo took a tent, stood guard while my companion prepared their generous hospitality and warm wel thetic mule story. intricate job. There must be no hitch at the sirable introduction of military tactics, train as is BAKKK'S GREAT AMERICAN SPECIFIC to cure er'a old stand. utf Pensiflii ail Patent , a lot of shark lines, a couplo of lances, and breakfast, but thero was little fear of any of come the house seemed to expand, and their It was with difficulty that Iikept back my last moment The instrument is invariably ing and discipline into the gymnastic exer them. Price so cents a bottle. Prepared only by Attorney tears; I could think of no comfort. Even placed on fivo stones just outside the central Maurice, Baker & Co., Portland, Me. Doolittle & bedding and provisions. For firearearmsjwe them crossing tho channol. Tho sharks had visitors were comfortable and well pleased. cises of girls in our schools. This is a great Smith, 24 and 16 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass., No. 241 EIGHTH STREET, N. E., had revolvers and double barreled shotguns, como in until they actually crowded cach When our dear old minister came into the mother, who was always my refuge in timo, door of the Uoquette prison. I accepted the and needed measure which is perfectly prac Selling Agents. EQUITABLE MORTGAGE CO., of trouble, could not, I felt sure, appreciate post I now hold on the resignation of M. WASHINGTON, l». ( . and after a long and tedious voyage, during other, and out beyond tho surf we could neighborhood to preach our homo was graced ticable, and would do moro to straighten up OF KANSAS CITY. CAPITAL 92,000,000 which wo callcd at several islands, we finally see their dorsal fins by tha score. Tho na and hallowed by his presence, and I often tho situation. I knew that tho finalo, as ex Heindricli, whoso valet I had been forseveral and strengthen weak backs, weak nerves, cast anchor off South Aroo, and were safely tives saw tho situation in aU its dangers, but wondered how ho could enjoy being with us plained by tho old negro, would appeal to years. Until my appointmeut I was a tailor weak knees and weakness generally than any 6 and 7 per cent. Debenture Bondsand Mortgage A INSUKA MC <>.. of IIAUTF'JKU. landed on a sandy beach. Tho schooner was they continued defiant. I caUed to ask them in preference to his more wealthy parishion her sympathies; so I did not allude to it, but by trade, and many a workingman in the other remedy that could be applied, and EERLESS Loans at Par and Accrued Interest. /XJ incorporated 1S1'2. Charter Perpetual. lot Tom givo tho particulars. \ Roquette quarter whero I live has had his in hasto to get away, and two hours after why they had attacked us, as we hod done ers. I think I know now, in these after would teach thom tho blessings of a comfor LADIES PDYES K. B. CKAUFUBD, Agent, years that have taught me so many things. Endowed by nature with a disposition lilio clothes mended by me. But, you see, I have table, unrestricted dres3.—Jenny June in New Do Tour Own Dyeing, at Home* CAflTAli AM) ASSKTS, landing us she was out of sight. Wo were them no'harm and wero not trespassing on Who could give him such a welcome 41s mine, it was hard to recover fro/li the morti risen in the world. From a mender of old They will dye everything. They are sold every Room a Masonic BoUdir gr to bo left on tho island from fourteen to their domain, and the leader shouted back: Orleans Picayune. where. Price lOe.a package. They have noequal insures against loss anil damage by Fire, .m twenty days. Near wliero wo landed was father and mother? Who could say, as fication; but tho rest of tho family, who clothes 011 my own hook I havo got to be a 11 "Youaro a dog! You are not fit tolivol for Strength, Brightness, Amount in Packages i-rnisa.loi.teil tothe Hazardand what sailors caU a rip, that is, a narrow chan Yes, you are a dog and a coward! I have father did, tho words which bespoke so deep thought moro lightly of it all than I did, had first class cutter in the government establish Marvelous Eyes of Kmc. Hading. or for Fastness of Color, or non-fadinp Qualities. he lawslawsol ol compensation.compensation (.ONS Lks& Mli.Ulul.l-, discernment enough to understand my feel ment," and M. Deibler smiled at his rather They do not crock or smut; 40colors. For sale by Sole Aleuts for Norwalk iiuii vieiutty. nel between tho main land and a sand bar. wet my hands in the blood of half a hundred an interest in his labors or show such rever There is an odd littlo story anent tho beau HENRY TILLY This channel was about sixty feet wide, fif white faccd doss, and I am only sorry that I ence for him? Who could resist mother's ings, and always forbore to mako any allu ghastly joke. tiful Mme. Hading drifting about: town, .1. G. Gregory & Co.; C. Lapham, 11 Main Street; teen or twenty feet deep, and open at both winning simplicity and bright smiles? I can sion to our picnic excursion.—"C. M." in "Whilo I am fixing tho machine," eon Geo. B. Plaisled, Druggists. 1y27 haven't your heart to throw to these fishes!" which is very likely untrue, but is queer and CARRIAGE MAKER, TIIK ends. Tho sand bar was not over four feet "Well, what aro you going to doi" Iasked see her now, in her quick yet quiet way, Now Orleans Times-Democrat. tinued the headsman, "tho Abbe Faure fantastic enough to deserve repetition above high tide, half a mile long, and not so as I choked bat-:: my anger. superintending his personal comfort—for she arrives. The Abbo Faure enters La Ro whether ono accepts it or not. Her eyes are L uiii'J) 1' Norwalk Fire Insurano: Co. much as a spear of grass grew upon it. Wo learned, as if by magic, what her visitors quette and gives spiritual comfort to the SOUTH NOHVVALK, - CON1X. Lias now completed its "What is it to you, dog! Come! You are very remarkablo; not only of the clearest WIT'! LATEST PATENT IMPROVEMENTS didn't have to look twice to see that this rip a coward. Now that it is daylight you liked and disliked MASTEa AND SERYANT. doomed man. After being left alone with 18th SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS YEAK rm> and purest brown, like that of mountain ARE MANUFACTURSD OHXY BY was our sharking ground. A dozen dorsal tremble beforo us and dare not shoot! Ha! To return to my subject, I had only to hint the chaplain for a short time tho culprit is brooks, or the eyes of Gwendolen Harletti— AU.I has not outstanding* dollar of unpaid losses fins could bo seen cutting tho water, and a I beliovo you will run away!" that a visit from my friends was desirable handed over to my assistant, who brings him T;. B iynioa Fonaace Co Manufacturer ot, ir claims for losses. .So *;«»" '•<»»pn»u nisitu -s POINTS COIFCERNING THE RELATIONS from his cell down which George Eliot described as resembling piece of salt pork flung out resulted in a fight, My companion was for killing them off at to havo all tho family aid and abet my plans. tho stone stairway which "wavo washed onyx"—.but they are veUed N. A BUYNTO.S, l'rest. 207 & 209 WATER ST., N.t Ono day Tom, who was a year and a half OF EMPLOYER AND EMPLOYE. leads to the depot—the prisoner's last station w. STKKET, l'res., CBO. 1>. ST. .lotiN. Proas., in ivliieh a score of the monsters participated. once, but I was more merciful. While I Al " " ' : ' with a thick f ringo of black and silky lashes Family Carriages Victorias Buggies c (iKO. 1(. COWI.KS Ki>ciPtar.v. We erected our tent in tho edge of the forest, knew they thirsted for my blood, and would my senior, came in with tho interesting in on earth beforo reaching tho machine— and are most unusually, extraordinarily , , , &. telligence of a "rousing picnic" soon to take where ho is seated on a wooden stool, and his set up our windlass abovo high water, and kiU mo if they got the chance, it seemed A Contract tor Service* and Its Responsi long. It is tho most noticeable thing in her next morning after landing were all ready to awful to shoot them down in their helpless place. toilet begins. This doesn't take much time, bilities—Redress for Injuries—Accidents face, and when sho turns her eyes upon a man begin work. Our method of proceeding was situation. After breakfast we sat down op Mother suggested that this now would bo a for his hair and beard were clipped on enter ho begins at once to recall all ho has ever All Kinds of Repairing. H3 XI press. very simple. Our windlass was a roller, posite them with our guns in our hands, good time to invite my friends, as a picnic and Hazardous Occnpations—Purcliascs ing tho jn-isou. Patronize the old reliable read concerning tho eyes of Odalisques and provided with a handle on either end and when those who had knives began to flourish was about the grandest affair we ever had in Made by Srrviints—Xotice Required. THE FATAL KNIFE. long eyed Circassians whom tbo Oriental ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. resting in crotchets. Ono end of tho shark them and their taunts were renewed. Tbo our generaUy quiet neighborhood. "The man is pinioned, his shirt stripped of poets are never done with praising. The JOHN S ATKINSON, lino was mado fast to this, and tho hook at leader finally worked himself up to such a I agreed with her; so the invitation was "Has a person who is hired by tho year miy its collar, and he then goes forth to his death story is that Mme. Hading owes this marvel I.OW ItATKS ANI» PUOMIT DKMVKIM. tho other was baited and flung out. When a pitch of anger that he threw his knife across sent and accepted. claim 011 tho employer fcr care or attention by the central door, when ho is strapped to ous length of eye to artificial means used by Wholesale and Ketall Dealer in Brunch Otllce, Norwalk. at S. K. shark was fast we brought him in by turn at me. It camo whirling and whistling Before tho girls arrivAl, however, our during illness?" the fatal plank, which, toppling over, brings her parents in her childhood. lUiu UHIce.il Depot, South ing tho windlass. While the two men turned through the air and entered the sand beside horses feU lame, and the picnic grounds "Legally, no. The illness of tho servant his neck into tho half circular portion of a It [is said that it is a common practico I stood at tho edgo of the water with a lanco mo. I replied with a snap shot which being about three miles away, wo were some breaks tho contract, and the employer may ring that I secure before springing tho knife. among the Turks, who hold long eyes in such Harness, Blankets, and jabbed him as he got near enough. stretched him dead. HisfaU only enraged what perplexed about our mode of locomo engage other help. The employe cannot en Soon as I touch a button in ono of tho up exalted esteem, to lengthen, by cutting the force any claim to tho place again after re (i. A FltANKK, There may be spots where tho shark is more the others, and I had scarcely finished re tion. right posts tho knife falls and the head is re corners, tho eyes of girls who are being Trunks, Bagsf numerous than off the New Guinea coast, but loading when my companion said: In tho midst of our perplexities Tom dis covery. Tho reason for this is that the ceived in a tin vessel containing sawdust. raised for tho harem. This is done very I doubt it. There was no waiting about tho "Take care. They are going to try and covered that there was a negro on an adjoin employer cannot jeopardize his business in Tho body is unstrapped, put into a coffin, early, at the age of two or three years, and Sole Leather and Shoe Findings, and Boot business of catching them. No sooner was ing farm who owned a pony and mule that terests by holding a place open for an indefi with the culprit's head between his legs, and swim the channel!" tho outer corner is deftly slit with a lancet, and Shoe Uppers. . THE HAIRCUTTER, tlio baited book thrown in than a shark They scattered along the bar its full length, could be driven in harness. nite timo. Ho is supposed to keep no more tho remains aro then driven off to Ivry ceme about tho twelfth part of an inch. Whilo seized it and was fast. They wero not ground liko skirmishers going to the front, and at a Father accordingly sent Tom the day be help than he needs, and is not required to tery, where they are buried." Nit. 1 Gii/eMe Ituilrtiiig. tho wound is healing the lids are drawn out Corner of sharks, nor shovel noses, but the genuine given signal all sprang into tho water. Had fore the picnic to bring them over that we tnrn away a good servant who has taken th'j "Does lifo endure any time after the head ward every day, and when it is quite cured Fairfield Ave. and Kiddle Street HOT AND COLD BATHS. man eater, ranging from nine to fifteen feet thero been no sharks wo could havo answered might test their capabilities, and, as they did place of one who has been obliged to givo up is severed?" tho eyo is still submitted to the drawing in length, and terribly strong and fierce. An for every black head crossing the channel. not work well together, we provided twe tho work on account of illness. This rule is "No, I think not," tho executioner replied, process every day for a long time, with tho Bridgeport, Conn. U« ordinary man would bo snapped in two by By spreading out they hoped to distract the buggies. not, however, strictly adhered to, as employ reflectively. "Tho great loss of blood pro eventual result that it becomes ideally long CBB SS.FOK SALE BY,« ono of these fishes as easily as a boy-bites into attention of the monsters, and reasoned that Certainly our equipages had no pretensions ers are quito likely to mako places for former duces syncope. Besides" and narrow and fulfills the ideal of tho "un PENSIONS a cracker. Wo had to secure tho brains and a portion of them would get over to attack to style, but father consolingly said thero employes, especially if they have proven Hero M. Deibler went out of tho room and speakable Turk" when ho is in search of a F. W. JAQUI,'Jr. For Sale. spread them in the sun to dry, and)this made us. But thero wero too many sharks. For was nothing like having safe, gentlo crea themselves capable and trustworthy." brought in a largo black leather box, which now favorite. It is said that tho Laura Schir- DOUBLE BARRELLED KIFLtE madeby Job And UOVGHNMKNT <;i.\i;HS mv sole busi it slow work. Our catch tho' first day was about fivo minutes tbo sight was terrible. It tures, as bo believed these to be. "Aro an employer's boil's bound to con he placed 011 tho table. On raisihg tho lid mer, who was recently reported to have been NORWALK. CONN. A Blissett, London. Will be sold cheap fo ness Kejected and Increase claims a speciality. seventeen. Wo increased this to twenty on tinue a contract with servants?" 2m3t> cash KnauireatthsofUce. Ijoii'l delay. Address or visit seemed as if there wero three or four sharks Although my friends had been with us but there appeared tho bright steel knife of poisoned in the palace of tho sultan, first.ob- tho second day, and for four days maintained tor every victim, and they fought over the a few days, Tom imagined ho was much in "They are not Tho contract for service, oblique shape which is fixed to tho cross tained his favor through the unusual length that figure. On tho afternoon of tho fourth and all responsibilities attaching to. it, aro GKtf. WM. NOBLE, feast liko so many tigers. Not a man lived lovo with Helen, and, therefore, ho hitched beam of the guillotino at cach execution, and and beauty of her eyes. Tho story about day a sad calamity occurred. Tho spriDg at to mako twenty strokes toward us. In ten tho pony to tho best buggy, and left the mule canceled by tho death of either party. This which M. Deibler carefully watches over and Mme. Hading goes on to say that her father <3 •4 No. 1(1 STKATFOKII AVE , IJIMDO TOUT, Or which we got our water was about 400 feet minutes after I fired my shot wo wero rid of and the other buggy for SaUio and me. . is an implied condition in all contracts for cleans at home. Ho took it out of its soft had been in Turkey and had seen this prac o inland, and wo had cut a path to it. We Everything looked propitious—oven charm service." ta tho wholo gang and ready to resume our red lining tho other afternoon, stroked it tice and determined to try it on his little girl, cj § iiad seen a few snakes, but thoy seemed de labors, nor wero wo annoyed again before ing. Sallie, who enjoyed riding, anticipated "Has an employer any redress for injuries with his hand as if to brush the dust off its who was then a pretty baby of three years, sirous of avoiding us as much as possible, to his property through willfulness or negli- bO HENRY HUSS, tho schooner took us off.—New York Sun. as much pleasure from the drive as from highly polished surface, and, turning it over, with bright brown eyes and a mop of yellow 0 and none of us wero alarmed about them. anything connected wjth tho picific. genco on the part of tho servants?" said: curls, and already taking part in pieces re "None; that is, none of any actual benefit On this afternoon, as one of my helpers STOWAWAYS ON BOARD. Wo were nearly ready when a neighbor's "There; look at the back of this knife. It quiring babies. Whether tho story is true or ISQ) 3 went after water, ho was struck by carriage passed, and Tom proposed that wo to him. Thero is a provision of law that is heavily weighted, you see, to mako it fall not, ono thing is certain, which is that the »-1 3. XO Restart, Cafe ailSiiolim Room, a snako lying in the tangle, and al provides for certain acts, misdemeanors or p« Discoveries Often Mado l>y the Captain* should movo* next, and ho would follow, swiftly and with tremendous forco when I actress from tho Gymnase has the most beau •P though he was back within fivo minutes, I stneo he could keep watch over us better if malicious mischief; but unless tho servant, P* a* Grand Central Siation, of Ocean Steamers—Caught. touch tho spring. Now, this is tho reason tiful and remarkablo eyes of any woman on O 0 in * could tell by his looks that, ho had received a wo were in fropt of him. has property, it is only a waste of time to in why I thin!: that all consciousness departs tho stage.—New York World. 4 S'I'HKBT AND 4TII AVKNUE, NEW YOI'.K deadly bite. In ten minutes ho was roUing Hardly an ocean steamer, bound for Amer About half a mile from homo was a post- stitute legal proceedings, unless the offense from tho brain of a man after tho fall of the on tho ground in agony, and in fifteen his ica, leaves a port in Great Britain but has is one that demands punishment on tho lint ranee from waiting room, Netv York, New offico and one or two stores. It was a favor head. At the samo instant that the neck is A Story of Monte Carlo. £ Haven aud Hartford railroad. tw- body began to swell. While he had not seen four or five unfortunate creatures stowed ite rendezvousfor the youug men of the neigh ground of protection to public interests." severed by tho blade, the weighty portion tho serpent, we had no doubt of its specics. away somewhere. It is within tho experi borhood, and not forgetting this fact I "told "If a servant hires for a given time, to do A gambler who was "broke" slipped up be Page's Climax Salve, ence of captains to make the discovery that strikes so fearful a blow on the occiput that hind a player and said: c3 1 It is known in tho east as the collar snake, SaUio to look her prettiest as wo went past a certain kind, a work, and, when tried, in the cheek is often bruised from the fall of tho o they havo twenty, or even more, of these un found incapable, can the employer be com- "You aro losing a good deal of money, sir." A FAMILY BLESSING FOR 25 CENTS; 0..E. WILSON, and is found on all tho islands in the Indian I gave tho reins a shako and tho mule, af head into the tin vessel containing tho saw ocean. It attains a length of two feet, and desirable passengers aboard, and .that they ter looking queerly about, started off, but at peUed to pay wages, or keep tho person in The player,.who seemed to have plenty of have as many moro mouth3 to feed. This dust. Yet the head is only raised a few incites cash, looked up at tho man in astonishment. Its action upon tlic system is unlike any other external remedy, as it never drives the has a white ring or collar about its neck. o-rather slow gait. said employment until the time contracted abovo tho tin vessel which receives it. Such disease to tho Internal Organs. Its properties go to the diseased part, and separate Thero is no more poisonous snake. In forty makes some skippers savage, as when they After a few paces we were startled, so that for expires?" Then ho said: l! encral Insurance & Real Estate Agent sail they have stores only proportionate to a blow is, in my opinion, sufficient to drive "Yes, I am losing a good deal." all the poisonous and corrupt humors, through the perspiring vessels to the surface, and minutes from tho timo tho man received tho we nearly feU from tho buggy, by tho most "Certainly not Inability to perform tho out any ray of memory, reflection or real eradicates the disease from the system. We warrant it to cure Old Sores, Ulcers, bito ho was dead, and his body Vas a terriblo their crew, with' due provisions for delays unearthly sound that over greeted human labor agreed upon cancels the contract. The "That's because you don't play right. I from stress of weather, will of God, etc. sensibility that may linger, after the decapi can show you how to break tho bank." Scrofula Sores, Salt Rheum, Sore Breasts or Nipples, Inflamed Eyes, Swollen Glands, Money to Loan. sight toloolc at. ears. servant may not receive any compensation tation, in tho brain of the most obdurate, Erysipelas, Boils, Scalds, Burns, Cuts,' Bruises, Fistula, Piles, Corns, Bunions, Chil When wo had buried our companion in tho The stowaways are recruited from all sorts for labor not properly jBerformed. If, how "Then why in heaven's name don't you Kah-ah! it camo again, and we found it bull headed criminal." blains, Frosted Feet, and all cntaneous diseares on man and beast. sands wo loaded our guns with fine shot and and conditions of men, but as a general rule proceeded from our mule. Wo wero much ever, after failing in the task agreed upon, break the bank for yourself?" locks, Bonds, &c., Bought and Sold they are mostly incapables an4 the scum of CAPITAL PUNISHMENT. "Becausothey won't let mo play. They PACE'S CLIMAX 8ALVK acts like marie on horse flesh in curing Scratches, Manze, ui t weiit snako hunting. We kiUed a round relieved, and had a good laugh at the though! ho is kept at work that he can do, he must to "Aro you in favor of capital punishment?" Sores Fresh Cuts. J>nake Kites, Itruises, Burns, Saddle and Harness Galls, Chafes, etc. It is put un HI and Loans Nogotiu'cd at Lowest dozen of tho collar snakes between the tent tho streets of London and other great cities. paid for tho time so consumed, and at a rate know I know too much." l.nveVthree times laruer than any other Salve, and iol«i fit the low price of twenty^ive cents per 1*ox. of our alarm. "Such a question should not bo put to me. ] t is warranttd to euro in every case or money refunded. For Sale by Druggists and Dealers in medicos and the spring, and felt assured that tho fir It can bo truthfully said of them as a class, adjudged fair for such occupations. For "What will you tako for tho secret?" Rates of Interest. Sallio said, "All mules do that when they My business is to carry out the sentence of everywhere. . ing would rid tho neighborhood of any which that their leaving is usuaUy for their first start off. I havo heard old black Uncle example: Should you hire a man at % given "Half the winnings." ROOM NO. 3 GAZETTE BUILDING country's good. They hang around the docks tbo law, without inquiring whether tho law "Agreed." had escaped us. They had probably been Jerry say so." sum, as a cook, and keep him. employed for is right or wrong. Custom has not hard NOKWAl.K, CONN. drawn that way by the scent of tho blood until an opportune moment arrives for ship "Well, we will have to enduro it, but it some weeks as errand boy, you must pay him Tho old man led the stranger to a quiet ping aboard. Usually they select ships which ened mo to such an extent that I am unablo corner and said to him: and meat. Tho tragedy had upset us both, isn't nice a bit" the wages agreed upon; but should youthen to distinguish, however, between ono crimi are taking in a cargo of pipes or some other put him into the cook's place, and find him "This is tho secret. Whenever tho head MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS. and neither was inclined to sleep that night. Just then, another "Kah-ah!" AjsJe'-fi material in which they can make a comfort nal and another. I feel tho responsibility of croupier takes snuff put all you have on tho THE CRCAT STOMACH AND LIVER REMEDY. F. KOCOUK, It was well that we were in wakeful mood. "I wish ho wouldn't I" ' unablo to do his work properly, ho cannot shedding tho blood of a fellow creature as Ever since the Indian sea was navigated by able hiding place. As a general rule they are "Can't wo silence him?" demand cook's wages if he returns volun red." Established by one of our most eminent physici ins and recommended hy the medlc'at s acutely now as I did tho first timo, when tbo Tho player went back to tho tablo with European vessels thero has been moro or less assisted by the "bumpers," or ship laborers, "Kah-ah!" ! tarily to his position as errand boy. His profession and druggists who know their real merit, and are used with more plcasmg Merchant Tailor, with whom they aro leagued, and who, while Paris journalists said I had lost my head as tho old man behind him. They watched results than any other medicine. piracy. At this time almost every island "Good'gracious, Carol this is disgraceful.' failure to cook as agreed has made a new well as tho man I had executed. I feel that had its boss wrecker, who was no bet loading a ship with brick, can easily build "I can't help it, I am sure!" contract necessary." the head croupier, and at last out came the MolTat's Life Pills are purely vegetable. They act on t.ie stomach, bowels, lner lias received a Full Line of Fine Woolens for up a square room in a dark corner in which responsibility especially in cases with prison snuff box. and kidneys, purify and regulate the whole system, and are warranted a certaiu cure ter than a pirate. While not daring to "Kah-ah!" "Aro employers{held responsible for acci ers like Moreau, the herbalist of Saint Denis, attack a ship, if she was caught stowaways can be accommodated with com "Whip, him," Tom suggested, looking puz dents to servents from dangerous surround "Now's tho time," whispered tho old man. for all Malarious Diseases, Torpid Liver. Impure Blood, Jaundise, Bilious Complaints, parative comfort who protested, in quito a different manner Tho plaver put a largo sum on red and Dyspepsia, Loss cf Appetite, Indigestion. Costiveness, Nervous and Sick Headache, SPRING AO SUMMER TRAD, in distress it went hard with her. It zled, while Helen seemed amused. ings?" from avowed criminals, oven at tho foot of was a quiet, starlight night, and I was sitting When the cargo consists of pipes the stow "Kah-ahl" "If a servent engages in an occupation won. Neuralgia and Nervous Diseases, Female obstructions and General weakness. Scurvy. Which lie will make up in aways creep inside them and wait patiently tho guillotine, that ho died innocent. "My half," whispered tho old man. Ho Inflammatory Rheumatism, Piles of every kind, Gravel and Diseases of the Bladder and outsido tho tent while my comrade was lying Sallie's feelings and mino were altogether which is hazardous to lifo or limb, and does "Nor do I wish to enter into the question until thoy think tho pilot has gone off and not know of his danger, or is not warned of got his half. Kidneys, Colds and Fever and Ague. • down inside, when I caught a sound from indescribable. of the respectivo merits of hanging, garrot- MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS are elegantly Sugar coated and easy to take and are a perfect nn t tho water which alarmed me. As I roso up the vessel is well away from land. This plan sTom said, "Something must bo the matter Next timo tho snuff box came out tho old Best STYLE at tie Ver? Lowest Prices. it, tho employer is responsible. If the ser ing or beheading. Whether some more sci- man nudged tho player and again tho red dinner Pill, one taken after dinner each day will md digestion and cure all disorders of the Stonach. and advanced I caught sight of a native craft has its inconveniences, as directly a ship with the long eared thing." 11eadache and Sick Headachecannot exist if these Pills arc used. For costiveness takeone Pill at bedtime, Satisfaction Guaranteed! leaves port the officers start upon a tour of vant is aware of danger, and continues in the entio method of giving death will replace won. Tho old man's half was a big sum stealing into the ripfrom the lower side. She "Kah-ah!" came in response. service, he does so at his own personal risk. the guillotino I cannot say. I think not was from tho Pindo islands, to the north of us, investigation and often throw "awakeners" Helon exclaimed, smothering with a laugh, this time. MOFFAT'S PHOEHIX BITTER# 3 and 15 Main Street, NorwalU, Conn. into tho pipes. When they hear an appre For example: Men who work in powder or Electricity has been suggested, and poison On tho third outing of tho snuff box black and was a spico boat. Sho had a single mast "Why, ho can talk!" dynamito mills, and similar places, do so ing by means of prussic acid. Tho guillotino Are not a drink used for intoxication, but a pure medicine and only used by people ly3C and a lateen sail, and during a calm wa3 ciative howl they mako the stowaway crawl "Kah-ah!" •fas tho winner. Tho player turned in as who are sick. They correct the secretions of the stomach and are a sure cure for out Tho majority of tho mon, however, with full knowledge of their danger, and does its work thoroughly, for when the he&d tonishment to ask tho old man how this hap pulled by oars. I ran back to my companion - "Whip him," Tom said, "every timo ho tako tho responsibility upon themselves." i3 once severed there is no means of sticking Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Nervousne s. Debility, Weakness, Loss of Appetite, Feiual > and we crept forward on hands and knees to either escape the missiles or bear the slings hollers. I bet that will mako him stop his pened, but ho had bolted as ho would havo Complaints, etc. Thousands of certificates are in possession of the proprietor, giving, and arrows of outrageous fortune with Spar "So tho servant, when ho takes a position it on again, whilo recovery from poison or done if black had turned up the first time.— VY. II. MEEKER. discover tho object of the visit. Had the foolishness." with knowledge of its dangers, may be said electricity is not impossible with the aid of perfect cures effected by these invaluable medicines and we warrant that they will do men been honest thoy would have been talk tan fortitude, because it often happens that "Kah-ahl"—a lick with tho whip—a little Detroit Freo Press. just what we have said or money will be refunded. It is simply asked that the afHictcd after the officers are satisfied that there is to contribute to his own injuries or mis tho executioner, who might bo induced to ing and singing. They would not havo como faster gait I looked back at Tom in despair; fortunes?" moderate tho dose for a consideration. Tiio will try them once, their use will convince themost skeptical. no ono there, in good time tho stowaways SaUie was getting tearful, and Helen still A Chapter on Fame. PAGC'8 CLIMAX SALVE, 25c. a Box. MOFFAT'S LLRK PILLS, 25c. a Box. POFFAT'S into tho rip had they not known of our pres "Precisely so; and, in tho same way, if- guillotino permits no coUusion between tho PHOENIX BITTERS, $1.00 a llottle. For Sale by Druggists and Dealers in medicir t everywhere, Mint, Steaifaii Gas MI, ence, and the fact of their coming so quietly como from below and begin to inhale the trying to smother her amtuied emotions. Tho Actor-«Ah! it's all very well for you ozono in safety. ho uses tools or appliances that he administrator of tho law and the friends of or sent by mail or Kxpress, prepaid, on receipt of price. boded ill for us. The craft was grounded "Nev& mind, Caro," said Tom, "he'U stop knows to be unsafe, he exposes himself fellows to talk about my being the pet of tho SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. When a ship is too far out from land to tho guilty. As long as capital punishment public, tho idol of the aristocracy, tho spoiled „ J". IP. Sol© Proprietor# about 100 feet abovo us, and twelve or fifteen in a minute, I am sure; for wo will be at tho to injury and cannot recover damages in shall exist in France tho present method will, natives leaped out on the beach. send a boat ashore, the captain is reduced to postoffice and he will bo diverted by tho child of royalty itself! I admit all that; bui 80 LIBERTY STREET. NEW YORK. unitary Plumbing, and Ventilation, and tho necessity of taiking all the work he can caso of personal harm. He may leavo tho I think, bo maintained as more sure in its remember that myart dies with me—whereas When wo had seen this much wo returned horses tied to tho racks" service if he fears to work under such cir effects and as offering tho least objection."— mv Pressure Steam Heating, a Specially. to our tent, secured the three guns and coarse get out of the stowaways, and he generally "Kah-ah! Kah-ahl" your pictures, your poems, your speeches re does this pretty effectually if there is only a. cumstances; but should he remain, he alono Paris Cor. Now York World. main to show tho Twentieth century what—a THE ONLY ammunition and took up our stations between "Did I everl" cried Helen; "he is always is responsible for resulting injury." n . CELERY PLUMBERS' SUPPLIES. tho tent and tho water. In fivo minutes wo moderate consignment of them. But it is ready to talk back to Tom,"—convulsed with l»en Picture of Mr*. Frank Leslie. —what hard for any captain to find work for twenty "Is an employer held accountable for the Tho Painter—What overrated old duffers ami Kil ting Tor Steam ami had burrowed out riflo pits and charged tlw mirth. acts of his servant?" I looked out of ono corner of my eyes at ame guns with buckshot. It was not for us to extra men. When overwhelmed ^ysuch a Sniifa remarked aside, "I can't appreciate wo were in tho Nineteenth, eh? Whereas * | COMPOUND number the smartest are put to work as deck "To an extent ho is, whilo the servant is the bright, handsome woman by my side— you'll never bo found out, old man. So you Brilliant A Agent for I he Florida Low Pressure toiler. open the fight We could just make out the Helen's enjoyment of our discomfort." engaged in the direct line of his duty; but ho who had just given my elbow a schoolgirlish group of figures around the boat, and they hands, tho rest aro treated as steerage pas "Nor I; but you know Helen would laugh •coro again! PROOFS Facilities for Cutting and Threading all Sizes or sengers and handed over to the polico on ar is not accountable for damage done whilo push and jabbed tho point of my pencil into Tho Statesman r.nd tho Poet—Hear! hear! Durable CURES would soon let us know whether thoy were at a funeral." tho servant is pursuing bis own pleasure or my copy paper—and thus sideways watched " Paine's Celery Com M rival.—W. B. Harto in Detroit Free Press. —London Punch. ipe. " fri.cn d3 or enemies. We had just got fairly "Kah-ahl'V convenience. For instance: A delivery her whilo she signed her namo to a lot of Neuralgia pound cured my nerv sot.ttod when wo saw the crowd stealinar over ous sick heada6hes.** Found After Many Years. "Well, this will be the death of me, and wagon ran oVer a child. It was proven that checks that had been laid beforo her by her Economical the sands in the direction of tho tent. All thon Helen can have another laugh." Mrs. I. A. BKHNWER, tho driver had taken tho wagqn out without wido owako business manager. And seeing TATE SPKINOS, TENN., July 4, ISSS. • Are Diamond Dyes. They excel all others San Jacinto, Cal. Geo. ii. Raymond, had spears and clubs, and their cautious Tho coming removal of that ancient insti "Kah-ah!" Nervous > tution, tho Boatmen's Savings bank, from orders, to carry somo articles for members her thus I listened to her as sho went into The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.: movements proved them bent on mischief. "Tom; oh, Tom! let's go back," said L of his own family. Therefore the owner was minute details about somo picture for her During the spring of 1871, while working in Strength, Purity and Fastness. None others "After using six bot When they had come up quite close to the Second street to the hum and traffic of Wash Prostration tles of Paine's Celery "Kah-ah!" not held'for damages, tho vehicle not being "Illustrated" that had been brought in by in the field at my home in Morgan county, are just as good. Beware of imitations—they Compound, 1 am cured tent they raised a loud yell and dashed for ington avenue, just west of tho big bridge's "Ohl we cannot stand it any longer," engaged in his business or under his orders, ono of her artists. Then I looked around at Ga, I palled oil my shoes to give my lect a arc made of cheap and inferior materials and of rheumatism.** Furniture Dealer. ward, hurling tbeir spears and swinging mouth, has awakened recollections of the cried both of usj ;;i; ,fii t- h Ur as it was held that under such circumstances SAMUBL HUTCHINSON. her big establishment, where so many writers rest. Unfortunately, I walked into a dump give poor, weak, crocky colors.' Rheumatism South Cornish, N. H. AT THE OI.I> STAND, their clubs, and it was two or three minutes early finances of St. Louis and the timo when "Kah-ahl" ' H ! 1!;! 1' m the man was not his servant." its banks were tew in number. Alluding to aro regularly employed, and whero so many of poison oa'-, and in a few days my feet before they discovered that the tent was un Sallie said: "Look at those people in the "Is ail employer responsible for debts con authors and artists como to sell their wares. were in a terrible condition, and I could not 36 colors; 10 cents each. "It has done me more 36 MAIN STREET. occupied. Then, as they huddled together, tho changes wrought in local architecture Send postal for Dye Book, Sample Card, directions good for kidney disease carriage laughing. I am mortified to tracted by servants whilo in his employ and Looking about I thought of the work she has put on a shoe because of the soreness and Kidney than any other medi we opened fire. They were not more than and in local institutions, than which no more for coloring Photos., making the finest Ink or Bluing A Large Stock of all kinds of Furniture Cheap death." acting as his agents!" done and of what.a power sho is in tho land; swelling. I was treated as poison oak cases Diseases cine/' CEO. Anson, for (Jusli. Also sixty feet away, and tho buckshot had to striking may be noted than this same classic "Tom, wo are going to return." "Under ordinary circumstances tho court (10 cts. a quart), etc. Sold by Druggists or by Sioux City, Iowa. pile tho Boatmen's directors aro about to and then I" looked again at tho handsome usually are, and everything was healed up. tell. Thero were screams and shouts and a "Oh, no!" said Helen, trying to assume a w$nld hold them accountable. If a servant About the same time the following spring, WELLS, RICHARDSON £ CO., Burlington, Vt. rear, Theophile Papin, the real estate agent, woman by my side, with her warm, auburn ••Paine's Celery Com stampede. All broke for the boat—all who sympathetic expression. "I am sure his is in the habit of going to a store to purchase 1872, my feet became sore again, as at first, AND pound has been ol great FURNISHING UNDERTAKER. remarked reminiscently: "It was some years hair, her soft, blue eyes, and fair, fresh com were on their feet after our fire. Two or lungs will give'out soon, and he'll be forced articles for thouso of the family, and has done plexion, and again wondered, woman like, and every succeeding spring for five years For Gilding or Bronzing Fancy Articles, USE benefit for torpid liver, ago that a man entered the bank on Second All Liver indigestion, aud bilious* threo men had been left in charge of tho •to stop." so at tho master's orders, ho is accountable for how she had been able to do it all and keep brought back the sa-.iic condition of the dis craft, and as soon as they heard the firing street with a somewhat diffident air, and Disorders ness " ELIZABSTHC "Kah-ah!" 1: i 1 i • 1 FS \I ! such debts until tho tradesman is notified to all her good looks. ease, only each time it became more dis DIAMOND PAINTS. UOALI., <^uecbee, Yt. and yelling a panic seized them and they looked inquiringly about him, as one not "Ob, Helen," replied Balhe, rather sarcas the contrary. Noticeof this sort should always tressing, bccausc I began to think it was a Gold, Silver, Bronze, Copper. Only is Cent*. quite positivo of his bearings. Ho scrutin "How did you" I began to say. pushed the boat off, sprang into her and tically, "he'll answer you, too." bo given; otherwise, servants might ehango "How did I what?" lifetime trouble. Finally, I was induccd to made off down the rip. Nine natives were ized tho building closely, looked about tho We drew near the village. Our mule had places and continue to buy articles, having try Swift's .Specific. I took six bottles, and interior, and presently found his way to the "How did you nianago to keep your beauty 1<\ W. JAQUI, JLI, thus left in tho lurch. They raised a great made no sound for a minute or two. them charged to tho lato'employer uutil somo and freshness whilo doing so much brain to-day am entirely well. J.Iy improvement outcry, calling and commanding, but those cashier's desk. "Tom is right," said Sallie, cheerfully, wip circumstanco brought out tho fact that tho was gradual from the first, and no evidence " 'Thero used to be a bank hero in the old work?" IF YOU WANT T in tho boat did not even reply. ing her eyes and trying to look bright; "ho buyer was no longer so employed." of the disease remains. I shall take pleas DEALER ]N times,' he said, 'called tho Boatmen's Saving "Well, I havo never had a headache, a The situation was this: We had tho fellows is going to behave now." "But the servant would bo held account backache or a toothache in my life.. I sup- ure 1:1 testifying as to its curative proper penned up on a neck of sand without cover, institution. I suppose it is dead long ago; But, oh, horrors! as wo reached the main able, I suppoSe?" ties. It is the greatest blood purifier in ex this bank, of course, has nothing to do with poso that accounts for it, dear." S.l/ji, 1. 1 l 3VLJv )!' nau^fl and we had firearms and they had nono. I part of the village, "Kah-ah!" camo out "Certainly, for a misdemeanor, and might "Ah! my poor headaching, body aching istence. Yours truly, J. L. MORGAN. have no doubt wo had been spied upon before it?' louder, than ever beforo. bo subject to fino or imprisonment, or both." " 'It is the same bank,' replied the [cashier, self, I suppose it does," I answered with a The foregoing certificate is taken at Furnaces and Steam Heaters, they came to make tho attack, and very Some men on the porch nudged each other, —"S. 8. N." in Demorest's Monthly. sigh; "but wait until you sleep with a young likely they believed there wero three of us. 'only the namo is a little changed.' random from thousands of letters in posses and one littlo boy called out "Kentucky baby oh ono arm and a 2-j ear-old 011 tho sion of the Swift Specific Co., and presented Tin, Sheet Iron, popper, Wooden, Glass They were afraid to attack us, and as for "'Ah!' exclaimed tho stranger with sur Piano!" Then, more "Kah-ahsl" in rapid Studying Occultism In England. * surrender it was not to be thought of. In tho prise. 'Well, when tho old institution started other." simply as a, sample. It is a voluntary THAT WILL and Crockery Ware. succession, and the men from tbo stores and Tho increase of mystic orders which aro or "I am very well satisfied to wait," Mrs. ftatement, giving facts and results of the fivo years I sailed among the islands I never I was ono of the first subscribers, but I only backrooms rushed out, and, when thoy'saw put in $100. I reckon, after so many ups which protend to bo engaged in tho studsfof Leslie replied with a laugh, as sho opened and case. Its accuracy and genuineness are Kefrigetators and House Furnishing (ioods. knew a quarrel between white men and who it was withdrew suddenly, as i f ashamed occultism is ono of tho characteristics offtho began to read a letter from a man in Florida natives to terminato in a draw. One party and downs, that I must havo been wiped out beyond question. of themselves, or of us. timo in England. Tho country i3 full of who wanted her to send him money enough A valuable Treatise on Blood and Skin Generally. A Full line of or tho other ran away or wero wiped out. long ago?' Now, wo had passed tho placo that Tom. " 'Who aro you?' tho cashier asked, and "esoterjc" circles, of which tho'latest form to move his wife and eleven children outsido Diseases mailed free. Address These wrockers had meant to butcher us. prophesied would bo a quietus to our untir rejoices in tho name of tho "Esoteric Triad of the yellow fovor belt. Mrs. Leslio does not CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES. Had I offered them terms, they would have 'what is your name!' THE SWT FT SPECIFIC CO., Heat Your House ing "singing bird," and I proposed going tho Red Wafer- Bretherhood."r This* order employ a secretary, and that letter topped u Drr.wer 1 Atlanta. Gx Plumbing, Uas and Steam Filling, and llot Air refused. Had they captured us olive, they " 'My namo is Jefferies' back again. claims an Egyptian origin, and its members •• " 'Thomas Jefferies?' cried the cashier. pilo of assorted epistles that would keep her Hay fever. Asthma. .Relief guaranteed, Fngineering. Agent for tlie Kichai dson would havo lanced us off hand, and been as "Oh, no!" Sallio said; "I can never go allege that it was founded in tho reign of busy until 8 o'clock of tho afternoon.—Pearl A Boynton tonished at any protest Lying in our rifle " 'Yes, they called me Tom then,' Fontaine's Cure. For"sale by druggists. through tho town again." Thotmes II. Tho objects of tho brotherhood Rivers in New Orleans Picayuiio. C. Luphain, 11 Slain street, Norwalk. pits, wo both realized that it was a question " 'Where have you been, Mr. Jefferies, Helen suggested that we should exchango are "tho investigation,, of • occult ^mysteries, Fioriictces and Ranges, of the survival of tho strongest, and that wo these, long years, and why haven't you writ buggies. Sho was sure wo did not whip him tho study of esoteric truth and ,tho ultimate itcxiglous Orders in Spain* The attempt to organize a grave-stone would havo no'rclief until the last man was ten us?5 Also agent for the Kcouoniy tnough; but with Tom to "jerk him," and fraternization of humanity."—Cor.' Seme Spauish politics havo been thrown into a trust 11 .is failed. wiped out. We heard them chattering, and •' 'In Californy, and of course I thought her to whip him, they would get along fa- Journal. f • IM & WARM Am COVWNATION HKATKI: cursing for an hour or ao, tho leader evidently tho $100 was a dead duck, and it's only your state of considerable excitement by the If you are suffering from chronic cough, aously. publication of- tho statistics relating to bronchitis, asthma, or loss of voice, Dr. seeking to work their courage up to the at sign that called mo in now.' Wo gladly—oh! so gladly—accepted her 'I/ho greatest national disbt among tho na kinds of Ornament aland I'lain Slalelng, Tin tacking point, and then all was quiet. " 'Well, Mr. Jefferies, if you havo been tions of the globe is yorne by Franco. It is tho religious wdeft in Spain. Thero aro Kilmer's Indian Cough Cure—(Consump Shingle Koollug. jffer. The buggies wo drawn up side by side 221 monasteries in the laud, -;.'3 having Daylight came at last, and what wa3 our idle,' said tbo cashier, taking down and about $0,250,000,000. Russia comes next, tion Oil)— will relieve quickly; remove a wo were talking, and I verily thought tbo been built sine® 1870, with a total cf 4,220 the cause, and cure. Price 2r><\, 50c. and .tspairmg Done by E.\pe' i(.n,( d W>.rk:nru astonishment to discover that tho nino had opening a great folio, 'your. $100 has not; with $8,600,000,000; then England, with mulo must havo suspected something, f exchans-o busies, a ne^ro mgn emca'cxl "J03W ALK, CONN run down tho rip, circled ai'otujd putsidc the GAZETTE, WEDNSSDAY, NOVEMBER, 8 8 8.
The Parallel Road. | The Day nt Washington. : FIFTY-FIRST CONGRESS, BIO SALX3 OF SOUTH CAROLINA. A gentleman well-posted in local rail | WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.—Mr. and Mrs. THE/ LADIES REPRESENTATIVES PROBABLY ELECTED. road matters, and particularly to thOBe NORWALK GAZETTE. CHARLESTON, NOV. 7.—Election quiet. Re Cleveland dined at the White House, and in In the Fiftieth congress the Democrats pertaining to the New YorlC' and Boston —OF TllK- | ' Illinois—Abner Taylor, R.; Frank Lawlor, Mr. David Trubee, the republican candi sold elsewhere at 5!)c., onr price 43c. Estimated Pluralities by Counties in MERCHANT TAILOiSm; of the affair. Lord Sackville admits that he D.; William E. Mason, R.; George E. Adams, date for senator, has been interested in R.; Albert J. Hopkins, R.; Robert R. Hitt, New York State—Details from New DETROIT, WOV. 7.—Michigan is undoubt was caught in a trap, and expresses the the road siuce its inception and at his ESTABLISHMENT Jersey—Meager Returns from Many edly Republican by more than 8,000. The deepest regret, adding that he had no thought R.; Thomas J. Henderson, R.; Charles A. hands it would meet reasonable consider We are now receiving onr Ladies', Children's and Misses' JACK- Republicans hold their six congressmen, and of interfering in American politics. Hill, R.; Lewis E. Payson, R.; Nicholas E. ation. There will be no grade crossings in the room formerly occupied rs I lie Other States—How President Cleveland claim a gain of one in the Seventh district. Worthington, D.; William H. Gest, R.; Scott on this road, for it goes under or over E rS AND NEWMARKETS. These goods were made for i:s during Received the News—Gen. Harrison The Democrats do *iot concede this, but claim MURDER AT THE POLLS. Wike, D.; William M. Springer, D.; Jona every traveled highway and therefore GAZETTE OFFICE, Toted Quietly—His Assistant Private no gains. Burt, Democratic candidate for than H. Roweli, R.; Joseph G. Cannon, R.; there will be no trouble with the town in the 'nnnnor months and we shall sell them at very low prices. " HO, MO, NO, FREE TRADE." George W. Fithian, D.; Edward Lane, D.; in the GAZETTE BIUI.MN EXAMINE. ; says there is a doubt, but says the Republi 1 a * f ^ - WHEELING, NO7. 6.—The vote on the state morning and his skull was crushed. He was D.; J. R. Reed, R.; Jonathan P. Dolliver of the road, shall be paid for by the towns can ticket is probably elected. •r/ is Over. • is uncertain, but the Democrats have prob taken to the hospital in a dying condition. R.; Isaac S. Strubbie, R. in whole. This would put an immense Has bought out the business so long carried on by The Herald in its tables estimates Harri His assailant escaped. Indiana—William F. Parrett, D.; John H. lax upon Bridgeport, for nearly all of her son's plurality in the state at 14,000. ably carried it. The legislature may be car ried by the Republicans. O'Neall, D.; Jason B. Brown, D.; William grade crossings were laid out by the town Norwalk Breaks lier Record The Star holds that there is still good cause S. Holman, D.; George W. Cooper, D.; or city after the establishment of the road. ANDREW 8ELLKCK, SCOimB HOYT, to hope for New York. It claims all the NEW HAMPSHIRE. Thomas M. BrowneJ R.; William D. Bynum, The new road will have no particular heavy Republican districts are in and heavy CINCINNATI, NOV. 7.—In Hamilton county D.; Elijah V. Brojbkshire, D.; Joseph B. interest in this fight, but Bridgeport will Glory Enough For One Day. Democratic districts yet to hear from may the Democrats made slight gains, but the} Cheadle, R.; William D. Owen, R.; George In Norwalk, and will continue it at the same place, CONCORD, Nov. 7.—Harrison has carried were offset by the tremendous gains made by have, and men who are owned or influ , • !•I " i change the present aspect and possibly show New Hampshire. Alonzo Nute and Orrin C. W. Steele, R.; Chai-les A. O. McClellan, D.; enced by the interested roads should not a small majority lor Cleveland. the Republicans In the interior. The Repub lie wlli give particular attention to 3 Gazette Building, Norwalk. TRUMBULL. Moore, both Republicans, were elected to lican majorities will be at least 50,000. Benjamin F. Shively, D. be sent to Hartford.—Standard. New York city's total •vote for president i Trumbull gives President, Ilarrispn congress. The legislature is Republican by a COLUMBUS, Nov. 7.—Judge Thurman was, Kansas—Edmund N^Morrill, R.; Edward is as follows: Harrison, 104,926; Cleveland, good majority. Returns from twenty-five H. Funston, R.; Bishop W. Perkins, R.; DIED 152, Cleveland 176, Fisk 8. Governor, 101,645; Fisk, 1,249; Cowdrey, 1,722. Cleve driven to Precinct A of the Sixteenth ward Classic and Cnrreiit English Literature. CST' liavo taken the Agency for Bntterick Patterns. Call and get a towns give Harrison, 2,990; Cleveland, 3,049. early yesterday morning, and voted there. Thomas Ryan, R. j John A. Anderson, R.; Bulkcley 150, Morris 175, Camp 8. land's plurality, 56,f 19. Erastus J. Turner, R.; Samuel R. Peters, R. COMSTOCK—On November 6, at South Norwalk, The net gain in the same towns is 246. For Congress—In the First, Second and Conn.; or diphtheria, Alice VValten, only daugh and will offer to the people ot Norwalk and vicin J8@"'Catalogne..jgjf Congress, Miles 152, Seymour 174, Ellis 8. New York city's vote for governor is: Mil Kentucky—William J. Stone, D.; William ter of it'raiik and Sarah ConstocK, aged T year. ity, a choice and full stock of ler, 9,339; Hill, 156,728; Jones (Pro.), 914. Seventh districts Caldwell, Butterworth and State Senator, Catlin, r, 154; Hubhrll (1, Morey, all Republicans, were re-elected. T. Ellis, D.; J. H.j Goodnight, D.; Alexander Hill's plurality, 63,289. WISCONSIN. B. Montgomery, D.; Asher G. Caruth, D.; 179. Representative, C. C. Amb.«T d, Grant is elected mayor by a plurality of This state elected minor state officers and ANTED—Ah agent in Norwalk to sell our MILWAUKEE, Nov. 7. — Fifty-three pre congressmen. Four years ago the vote was: John G. Carlisle, D.; William C. P. Breckin W •Western Guaranteed First Mortgages,bear Books, Stationery, Artists' Ma Rubber Boots, and Shoes. 185. Judge of Probate, Carroll 182, Btai .ls- 30,403 votes over Hewitt. The total vote was cincts show a net Democratic gain of 1,170. ridge, D.; James ;B. McCreery, D.; Thomas ing 7 per cent. Pay liberal commissions. Full par Blaine, 400,082; Cleveland, 368,286. Blaine's ticulars from ENGLISH & AMERICAN MORTGAGE Co. ley 197. " 252,857. Grant received 107,537; Hewitt, This is largely ah jad of the figures on which H. Poynter, D.; J. H. Wilson, R.; Frank There is no line of Goods manufactured of which the 68,134; Erhardt, 67,721, and Coogan, 9,465. majority, 31,796. First National Bank Building, KansaB City, Kan. terials, School Supplies, Com- STRATFORD. Chairman Usher, of the Democratic stato Finley, R. Flack is elected sheriff; Reilly county NEW JERSEY. Louisiana—Theodore S. Wilkinson, D.; H. ? any of oar readers desire steady, paying work consumer knows so little regarding quality. Stratford gives Harrison 601, Cleveland committee, based his claim of 10,000 plurality clerk, and George H. Forster president of the for Cleveland. There is no doubt of the elec Dudley Coleman, R.; Edward J. Gay, D.; I we advise them to write J. E. WHITNEY, Nur ; mercial and Legal Blanks Yon ask for a pair of GOOD RUBBERS, and take what 527, Fisk 18, Bulkeley 608, Morris 516, board of aldermen. This state is undoubtedly Democratic. The N. C. Blanchard, D.; Charles J. Boatner, D.; seryman, Rochester, N. Y., for terras to agents, tion of Republican congressmen in the First, as he furnishes line onttlts free, llis stock is war ever the retailer offers you. If you will insist on having the Camp 21, Miles 619, Seymour 511, Ellis Roger Q. Mills is reported elected by a Third, Sixth and Eighth districts, and Demo majority for Cleveland appears larger than Samuel M. Robbrtson, D. ranted aud prices reasonable; Experience is not small plurality, and so is Mr. Carlisle. The in 1884. The legislature is also Democratic needed. 4a 17, Catlin 622, Bubbell 506. lloprcsenta- cratic congressmen in the Second and Fifth Maryland—Ooarles H. Gibson, D.; Her snd Fancy Articles. returns from many states are conflicting and districts. in both branches. man Stump, lj[; Harry W. Rusk, D.; Isidor tive, Edwin F. Hall, r. Judge of Probate, unsatisfactory. The Democrats have also gained the Third Paynor, D.; Qarnes Comptorf, D.; Louis E. ISTltlCT OF NOltWAI K,ss. Probate Court October 29th, A. I)., 1SS8. rulAMERICANRUBBER COMPANY'S Russell, r. - 1 MISSOURI. congressional district and may have retained McComaSi R. DEstate of MAKY B. ST. JOHN, late of Norwalk, Special Attention to Fine Engraving. NEW MII.FORD. CONNECTICUT. the Fourth district, in which there were two Massachusetts—Charles S. Randall, R.; in said district, deeeased. Goods and be sure they bear this Company's name or trade mark, you will ST. LOUIS, NOV. 7.—Cleve'and has un Democratic candidates running, although the Elijah A. Morse, R.; Alanson W. Beard, R.; The Court of Probate for the District of Norwalk, He respectfnlly solicits the patronage of liis New Mil ford for Cleveland by 150 ma HARTFORD, Nov. 7.—President Cleveland's doubtedly carried the state. The local Re hath limited and allowed six months from the date friends aud public generally. 44tf be assured of a good article. They are made of the finest Pure Para Republicans claim the election of Voorhees Joseph H. CNeil, D.; Nathaniel P. Banks, hereof for theCreditors of said Estate to exhibit jority. Seymour, for congress, 140. Rep plurality in this city is 321, showing a falling publican ticket in elected. The Republicans by a small majority. Cleveland made gains R.; Henry Cabot Lodge, R.; William Cogs Rubber, and are sold by all First-Class retailers. Insist on having off of 395 votes, as compared with four years gain two congressmen in the Eighth and their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to resentatives, 3 democrats. of about 4,400 in Essex, Hudson and Passaic well, R.; Frederick T. Greenhalge, R.; Ed present their accounts, properly attested, within them and take no other. 2fit35 ago. Bulkeley carries Hartford by 59 ma Ninth districts. This state elected state offi counties. On the other hand the Republi ward Burnet, D.; Joseph H. Walker, R.; said time, will be debarred a recovery. All per NEW FARFIHLD. jority. The legislature is Republican. cers, legislature and congressmen. Four sons indebted to said Estate are requested to make A CARD TO THE LADIES. cans made great gains in the First congres Rodney Wallace, R.; Francis W. Rock immediate payment to New Fairfield gives for president, Forty-three towns give a gain of 1,004 for years ago the vote was: Cleveland, 235,988; sional district. well, R. 8t44 SARAH F. ST. JOHN, Execntrix. Harrison 70, Cleveland 95, Fisk 3, Bulke Bulkeley (Rep.) for governor, and 615 Repub Blaine, 202,929; Cleveland's majority, 33,059. The result in congress districts is as fol Michigan—John L. Chipman, D.; Edward 10,000 Agents Wanted to supply Fifty- Million People with ley 70, Morris 95, Camp 3; conuress— lican gain on the presidential vote. The Re lows: Allen, R.; James O'Donnell, R.; Julius C. ISTRICT OF NORWALK, SS., Probate court, OPENING publicans elect Simonds (Rep.) in the First ALABAMA. First District—Chris. A. Serzen (Rep.), Burrows, R.; Melbourne H. Ford, D.; Mark D October 9Gth, A. D., 1SS8. THE LIFE OF By the Author of Miles 70, Seymour 95, Ellis 3; state senator congressional district over Vance. Russell, Estate of CHARLES S. UOYT, late of Norwalk, in AT Til 15 MONTGOMERY, NOV. 6.—The indications 5,000 plurality over William Brindley (Dem. S. Brewer, R.; Justine R. Whiting, D.; T. said district, deceased. —Crofutt 91, Wildiuan 94; representatives (Rep.) in the Third, and probably Miles (Rep.) are that the state has given a Democratic and Labor). D. Bliss, R.; Byron M. Cutcheon, R.; Spen ORUERKn, That the administrator exhibit his ad- F. E. Enapp r. 84, H. L. Wanzer d. 82; in the Fourth district. Second—James Buchanan (Rep.), 3,000 plu cer O. Fisher, D.; iSamuel M. Stephenson, R. ministration account to this court for adjustment BEN HARRISON BEN HUR. The plurality of Bulkeley (Rep.) for gov majority of 40,000 to 50,000. All the Demo at the Probate Office in Norwalk, cn the 12th judge of probate—Howard Scott 69, J. cratic nominees for congress have been rality over Chauncey H. Beasley (Dem.). Minnesota—Thoinas Wilson, D.; John day of November, 188S, at 10 o'clock forenoon; LADIES' STORE, ernor in Hartford is 58. For congress Vance elected: Clarke in the First, Herbert in the Third—Jacob A. Geissenhammer (Dem.), Lind, R.; John L. McDonald, D.; Edmund and that all persons interested in said estate may Gen. Li'i" Wnilan, the eminent Author, Statesman, Diplomat anil Life-lorn/ friend of Gen Howard Taylor 95. ^ (Dem.) has a plurality of 349. A Democratic be notified thereof, the Administrator will causc Second, Oates in the Third, Turpin in the 2,500 plurality' over John Kean, Jr. (Rep.); Rice, D.; Solomon G. Comstock, R. Harrison, is- writing the only authorized Biography. "No man tiring more competent."—Fx REDDING. state senator and two Democratic represent thin order to be published in a newspaper having a ; No. 5 Main Street, Fourth, Cobb in the Fifth, Burkhead in the a Democratic gain. Mississippi—John M. Allen, D.; James B. circulation in said district, and post a copy thereof Redding gives: President, Iianisoi atives are elected. Sixth, Forney in the Seventh and Wheeler Fourth—In doubt. Morgan. D.; Thomas C. Catchings, D.; Clark on the sign-post in said Norwalk nearest the place Gov. Porter, of Ind. millions have read Bell Hlir and want Ben. Harrison Republicans gain three senatorial districts: in the Eighth. Fifth—Charles D. Beckwith (Rep.) 1,000 Lewis, D.; Chapman L. Anderson, D.; where the deceased last dwelt, at leaBt ten days 194, Cleveland 132, Fisk 2; governor, in Hartford county. The legislature is prob before said 12th day of November, 1S88. liv same author. Selling immensely. Hy mail $!i.OO, Greatest Money Makinfj Bulkeley 193, Morris 132, Camp 2; con plurality over Mahlon Hoogland (Dem.). Thomas R. Stockdale, D.; Charles E. Hook 4411 ASA B. WOODWARD, Judge. Thursday L Friday ably Republican. TEXAS. Sixth—Hermann Lehbach (Rep.) 4 plurality er, D. hook vet. Outfits els'. Address Hubbard Bros., Philadelphia. gress, Miles 193, Seymour 133; state sena This state elected state officers, legislature over Joseph Haines (Dem.). Missouri—William H. Hatch, D.; Charles tor, Henry Crofut r. 196, Alexander Wild- and congressmen. The vote four years ago TYLER, Nov. 7.—Accurate information of Seventh—William McAdoo (Dem.) 804 H. Mansur, D.; Alexander M. Dockery, D.; For Sale or Exchange. OCTOBER 11 and 12. was: Cleveland, 67,182; Blaine, 65,898. Cleve the vote of Texas cannot be ascertained, but man d. 130; represtntalives, James E- plurality over Gilbert Collins (Rep.). James N. Burnes, D.; John C. Tarsney, D.; HE Homestead of the late Abijah Betts, situ i ...i I' A general assortment of land's majority, 1,284. it appears that Cleveland's majority in 1884 The latest returns give thefollowing plural John T. Heard, D.; Richard B. Norton, D.; T ated at South Wilton, one mile from depot, Miller, r. and Setli Sanford, r. Judge of NEW HAVEN, Nov. 7.—Cleveland carries of 132,000 has been considerably increased. It Dwelling has eleven rooms, good well of water, ities for president in the counties: John J. O'Neill, D.; George A. Castleman, barn and sheds, eighteen acres of land, abundance W. JAQUI, JR., probate, Edward P. Shaw, r. New Haven by 2,404, a loss of 160. Reports will certainly not be less than 140,000. In Jersey City Cleveland gets about 3,500 D.; Martin L. Clardy, D.; Richard P. Bland of fruit. Will be sold at a bargain. Enquire of Millinery, Millinery Goods, Pattern Bon BROOKFIEI.D. from thirty-two towns show a Democratic CORSICANA, Tex., Nov. 7.—Mills has car plurality, and 6,000 in Hudson county. Mc D.; William J. Stone, D.; William H. Wade, O. E. WILSON, 3 GAZETTE Building, Norwalk, or AGENT FOK THE loss of 484. Bridgeport shows a Democratic ried Navarro county by about sixty votes— JULIA C. GKEGORY, Wtnnipank, Conn. tuf Brook field gives Harrison 117, Cleveland Adoo, for congress, was cut in the lower R.; James P. Walker, D. nets. Round Hats, and all Novelties gain of 149. Wilcox (Dem.) has apparently a loss of about 150 votes. His gains in the section of the city, but he gets at least 500 Nebraska—W. J. Cornell, R.; James 129; Camp 1; pongrcss, Miles 119, Seymour been chosen congressman from this district. other eight counties of his district will give majority in the county. In the assembly Laird, R.; George W. E. Dorsey, R. Building Materials, See. (T«- PERTAINING TO MILLINERY .its 128, Ellis 1; state senator, H. Crofutt 118, Morris, for governor, ran largely ahead of him a majority of between 6,000 and 7,000 districts the Democrats are particularly suc Nevada—George W. Cassidy, D. UILDING STONE, all qualities of sand, cel Alexander Wildman 127; representatives, Cleveland in this county. votes. cessful, and gain four assemblymen. In the New Hampshire—Alonzo Nute, R.; Orren lars dug, gardens and grounds renovated, Bhorses and carts for hire. I have some thoroughly sbrated Perfect Ranges. Connecticut has in all probability gone S. E. Hawley r. 123, James Lee d. 115; FLORIDA. First district, O'Neill, the Democrat C. Moore, R. rotted aud very line manure for flower beds. NO CARDS- Democratic. New Haven county will give who was so bitterly opposed by the New Jersey—Christopher A. Berger, R.; J. W. EDMUNDS. judge of probate, Benjamin Griffin d. 241. The Ladies will please ai.cept. this (ieneral In The accompanying cut represents Cleveland and Thurman a plurality of 3,104. ACKSONVILLE, OV church people of the district, is elected by James Buchanan, R.; Jacob A. Geissen- No. li South Uuiou Avenue J N . 7.—The city's vote is P. O. Box 6S4. Norwalk. vitation andcall and sec ns. h'espeettnily, the NEW PATENT BROILING ARRANGE BETHEL. In Meriden alone there was a Democratic light. Slight news has been received from more than 800 plurality. McLaughlin, the hainer, D.; Nathaniel W. Voorhees, R.; MENT on all the Double Oven liich- gain of 341. This was due to Lines, the Re Charles D. Beckwith, R.; Herman Lehlbach, Or leave orders atP. W. Bates'Mariile Yard, tfic Mlt.S. II. ALLEN, OPfiROtofNG DOOR Bethel gives Harrison 448, Cleveland the state. Fleming (Dem.) is elected gov Independent Democratic candidate, did not MliS. SI. L. A OA.MS. ardson & Boynion C'o.'s Ranges. It publican candidate, swapping anything for get 100 votes. In the Second district Norton, R.; William McAdoo, D. 297, Fisk 10; Bulkeley 436, Morris 298, ernor, but the Second district is probably Norwalk, Oct Slh, 1SSS. 41 is economical and quick operating a vote. Cleveland's gain over 1884 is 97. Republican in place of Dougherty (Dem.) the regular candidate, got at least 2,500 North Carolina—Thomas G. Skinner, D.; Camp 21; congress, Miles 442, Seymour arid has the perfect revolving grates, Wilcox, Democratic candidate for congress, The state majority will be very small. majority, a thousand more than his opponent Furnifold M. Simmons, D.; Charles W. Mc- over four thousand in daily use in 296, Ellis 60; senator, Henry Crofutt r. is elected, having a plurality of 715 over got votes. Clammy, D.; B. H. Bunn, D.; John M. New York City and vicinity. Taste 444, Alexander Wildman d. 292; repre Lines, the Republican, in this district. For MASSACHUSETTS. Essex county showed great Democratic Brower, R.; Alfred Rowland, D.; John S. fully uickled. It has more good governor, Morris (Dem.) has a plurality in Henderson, D.; William H. H. Cowles, D.; sentative, Herman Taylor, r.; judge of gains. Herman Lelilbach (Rep.) was re Bridgeport's Leading, Low j FAWCETT'S points than all the Ranges on the this county of 3,5(59 over Bulkley. BOSTON, Nov. 7.—The Republicans claim a elected to congress by 1,000 plurality. The Thomas Johnston, D. Price -JJ.;- market combined, \vu guarantee probate, William H. Judson r. plurality of 35,00b in this state for Harrison. Democrats gained three assemblymen in New York—James W. Covert, D.; Felix every Range to be PERFECT in cveiy WATERBUllY. INDIANA. The Globe (Dem.) concedes 30,000 to 82,000, Newark, one of them in the Ninth district, Campbell, D.; William C. Wallace, R.; John way, and to furnish any piece of re Democratic majority 450; democratic and also concedes the election of ten Repub which heretofore been strongly Republican M. Clancy, D.; Thomas F. Magner, D.; Frank pairs tiiat may be required at any INDIANAPOLIS, NOV. 7.—The result in this lican congressmen out of twelve. 214 towns, with but one exception. The county gives a T. Fitzgerald, T. D.; Edward J. Dunphy, T. Furniture and Garpet time. Can furnish repairs to imy loss. J... GRAND FALL OPENING state cannot be ascertained before this even not including Boston, give Harrison 113,812, Republican plurality of about 650 for presi D.; John H. McCarthy, T. D.; Samuel S. J: NAUGATUCK. ing. Both parties are claiming it, and the Range or Furnace ever made by this and Cleveland 85,515. dent against 1,215 in 1S84. Cox, T. D.; Francis B. Spinola, T. D.; John ESTABLISHMENT. company since 1849. Call and see Naugatuck gives the republican national result will no doubt be close. Harrison's Caldwell, Essex county, Grover Cleveland's Quinn, D.; Roswell P. Flower, D.; Ashbcl P. vote is apparently ahead of Blaine's vote in it before purchasing any other, and ticket a majority—first in fifty years. CALIFORNIA. birthplace, gave Harrison 30 plurality. Fitch, D.; William G. Stahlnecker, D.; M. D. FALL AND WINTCR see the many good points it contain.* 1884. The Republican managers claim a plu Harrison gets 600 plurality in Burlington Stivers, R.; John H. Ketcham, R.; Charles WESTON. rality of about 5,000 for Harrison. SAN FRANCISCO, NOV. 6.—California is county, and Carter (Rep.) is re-elected sen J. Knapp, R.; John A. Quackenbush, R.; SS.OO Weston- gives Harrison 116; Cleveland claimed by both parties. The Democratic ator by about 800. The Republicans re-elect Charles Tracey, D.; John Sanford, R.; John committee estimates the Democratic plurality For this extra large Reed Rocker.' I! 53 WALL STREET 82; Bulkeley 116, Morris 82; Miles 116, PENNSYLVANIA. Hansell in the First assembly district and H. Moffitt, R.; Frederick Lansing, R.; James in the state at 2,500; the Republicans, a plu Doron in the Third. The Democrats elect S. Sherman, R.; David Wilber, R.; James J. NORWALK, COMM. Seymour 82; Catlin 114, Hubbell 84. For PHILADELPHIA, NOV. 7. —Returns from rality of 10,000. Returns are coming in very Davis in the First, a gain. Buchanan (Rep.) Belden, R.; Milton De Lano, R.; Newton W. representative, Sherwood, rep. defeats every county show increased majorities over slowly. for congress, has about 600 plurality in the Nutting, R.; Thomas S. Flood, R.; John the vote of 1S84. The state will give a ma HI, JR. Gregoiy, dem. 116 to 81. The returns came in slowly. So far as in county. Raines, R.; Charles S. Baker, R.; John G. jority approximating 50,000 for Harrison. they indicate a majority of about 5,000. / Cumberland county has gone Republican Sawyer, R.; John M. Farquhar, R.; Richard Largest Assortment! INDULGENT READER: WES I'PORT. Thirteen wards out of thirty-one in Phila on the presidential ticket by about 1,200 plu Crowley, R.; William G. Laidlaw, R. delphia give Harrison 1,843 majority. Pat Lowest Prices! Thy wise desire oftsoons may occasion thee to the purchase of goodly Westport gives Harrison 301, Cleveland MARYLAND. rality, a Republican gain of 200. The Re Ohio—Benj. Butterworth, R.; John A. terson (Dem.) for register of wills in these Caldwell, R.; Elihu S. Williams, R.; Samuel FURNITURE. Nay, flout not! Thine attention lend. So shall i advan 475; Bulkcley 296, Morris 478. Walsh, BALTIMORE, NOV. 7.—Forty-seven out of publicans also elect Neuchard in the First Trimmed Millinery, Turbans, alking wards, has 1,148 majority over Gratz (Rep.), and Cheeseman in the Second assembly dis E. Yodor, D.; George E. Seney, D.; G. M. tage thee and speedily. t 326, Bishop 466. Miles 301, Seymour 475; who is running far behind his ticket. 298 precincts in Baltimore give Cleveland Hats, Round Hals and Bonnets 9,959; Harrison, 7,451. tricts by about 500 plurality cach. Saltzhaber, D.; Henry L. Moray, R. Robert 'Tis but a snailish walk - aye, marry, eke no more than unto 47 & 4d Catlin 293, Hubbell 482. B. F. Bnlkely, Huntingdon county—Harrison, 1,200 plu Somerset county, Senator McPherson's P. Kennedy, R.; William O. Cooper, R.; .* richly trimmed with line rality; Republican gain, 195. The chairman of the Democratic state cen William E. Haynes, D.; Albert C. Thomp West 14th St.', N. Y.- and thou art bravely set down within the walls of dem. defeats Capt. H, P. Burr, rep. for tral committee says: "I am satisfied, by a home, gives Cleveland 175 plurality, a Re • Feather Bandsto Carbon county—Cleveland, !)00 plurality; publican gain of 14, and elects Jacob Klots son, R.; Jacob J. Pugsley, R.; Joseph H. representative, 464 to 323, Democratic gain, 158. comparison yith the vote of 1887, that the match Suits. Democrats will have 6,000 majority in Balti (Dem.) to the assembly by 175. This is a Outhwaite, D.; Charles P. Wickham, R.; Center county—Cleveland, 500 plurality; Charles H. Grosvenor, R.; James W. Owens, NEWTOWN. more city." Democratic gain. Voorhees (Rep.), for con Democratic gain, 62. gress, carries the county by 950, running D.; Joseph D. Taylor, R.; Wm. McKinley, DEGRAAF & TAYLOR. Newtown gives: President, Harrison Adams county—Cleveland's plurality prob The state will give Cleveland between Jr., R.'; Ezra B. Taylor, R.; Martin L. Imported Novelties! Fancy Feathers! 10,000 and 12,000. against two Democrats. 218, Cleveland 617, Fisk 6; governor, Bulk- ably slightly exceeds 300. Cape May county gives Harrison about Smyser, R.; Theodore E. Burton, R. Go your ways pleasantly from room to room Warren county—Harrison, 1,000 plurality; ley, 213, Morris, 618, Camp 2. Congress, GEORGIA. 350 plurality. In 1884 it gave Blaine 231. Pennsylvania—Henry H. Bingham, R.; OSTRICH BANDEAUX ! 'Tis odds thou shalt discover fair goods to thy Republican gain of 343. It elects Walter S. Leaning (Rep.) senator Charles O'Neill, R.; Samuel J. Randall, D.; Fourth District, Miles, 215; Seymour, 613; Chester county gives a plurality of 4,000 mind and men minded to thy goodly fare. ATLANTA, NOV. 7.—Indications show Cleve by about 390, and Eugene C. Cole (Rep) to William D. Kelley, R.; Alfred C. Harmer, Shaded Tips,iugs, Coronets, Novelties, Ellis, 5. State Senator, Crofutt, 213; for Harrison, a Republican gain of 217. R.; Smedley Darlington, R.; Robert M. land's majority in this state to be about the assembly by about 50. Bergen (Rep.), They have ajiame of honorable traffick, and by Wildman, 615, Representatives, M. J. Lehigh county—Cleveland 2,000 plurality; 25,000. Solid Democratic congressional dele for congress, carries the county by about Yardley, R.; William Mutchler, D.; D. B. in Ribbons, SilUs nnd Velvets. Cavanagh, dem., George Taylor, dem. a Democratic gain of 262. gation elected. Candler (Dem.), for con 350. The vote was the heaviest ever polled Brunner, D.; Marriott Brosius, R.; Frank D. my troth thou shalt with fairness happily com Northampton county — Cleveland, 3,100 gress, defeats Pickett (Ind.), giving solid in the county, and the Republicans gained Collins, D.; John Lynch, D.; Charles N. Oar Full Lino Will be Opened off. STAMFORD. plurality; a Republican gain of 64. Democratic delegation. in every precinct. Brumm, R.; John W. Rife, R.; Myron B. This illustration poorly represents this The City of Reading, Pa., complete gives Harrison 1,505, Cleveland 1,485, Fisk 60, Harrison carries Mercer county by about Wright, R.; Henry C. McCormick, R.; very tine Chair, which for quality and Exceeding content with thy store and the. Cleveland 0,039, Harrison 5,413; a Demo Charles R. Buc-kalew, D.; Louis E. Atkinson, Bulkeley 1,502, Morris 1,485, Camp 60. VERMONT. 1,100 plurality, a Republican gain of 500. style is very superior to the ordinary line store, thou shalt store wise resolves 'gainst the da cratic gain of 128. Buchanan (Rep.), for congress, gets 1,200. R.; Levi Maish, D.; Edward Scull, R.; H. L. WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Nov. 7.—The of Reed Chairs in the market. Tie-lay, Mnesday & May nmii'iiitpuii thon shalt again, with pleasure, profit purchase. Congress, Miles 1,517, Seymour 1,475. Tiogo county gives Harrison 4,200 plural The Democrats elect Schroth to the assembly Donnelly, D.; John Dalzell, R.; Thomas M. Examine our line of novelties in Senator rep., 1,478; dem., 1,510. Repre ity; Republican gain of 167. vote shows a l.eavy Republican gain. Sev in the Third district, a gain. The Republi Bayne, R.; Jay Warren Ray, R.; Charles C. ly9 Montour county—Cleveland 575 plurality; enty-five towns give Harrison 18,918 and Townsend, R.; James R. Burns, D.; Lewis sentatives 1 dem., and 1 rep, cans elect Scudder in the First district and Upholsetred Chaira. OCTOBER 9, 10 and II. WINDSOlt FOLDING BEI) Republican gain of 15. Cleveland 6,878. The same towns in 1884 Chambers in the Second district by 684 plu F. Watson, R.; James Kerr, D. Susquehanna county—Harrison's plurality gave Blaine lf,396. KIDGEFIBLD. rality. It is calculated here that Cleveland Rhode Island—Henry J. Spooner, R.; War It is the largest and finest collection ever Ridgefield gives Harrison 313, Cleve 1,500. will have 5,000 plurality in the state. ren O. Arnold, R. M JLjSS Somerset county—Harrison, 2,400 plural ARKANSAS. placed on sale in this city. You will won The Democrats concede the election of all South Carolina — Samuel Dibble, D.; der how such goods can be sold at such land 189 ; Bulkeley 309, Morris 191; Miles ity; Republican gain of 57. George D. Tillman, D.; James S. Cothran. LITTLE ROCK, NOV. 7.—The state goes for three Republican candidates to the assembly. low prices. ill please accept this Invitation. No J. P. NI0KERS0N,; SABSAPARILLA COMPOUND 311, Seymour 190; for Senator, Mead, Delaware county—3,200 plurality for Re Morris county gives Harrison 125 plurality, D.; William H. Perry, D.; John J. Hemp publicans; Republican gain, 196. Cleveland, but indications point to the elec hill, D.; George W. Dargan, D.; William Cards. rep., 313, Hoyt, dem., 188 ; for Judge of tion of Clayton Powell (Rep.) for congress in a Democratic gain of 250, and is nearly a tie For Hie lirno beingai | (JOUMH MIXTURE, Probate, Scott, 316, Bailey, 183; Repre Northumberland county—Cleveland plu on the vote for congressman. Carnot B. Elliott, D. rality, 500; Democratic gain, 3S3. the Second district. Tennessee—Alfred A. Taylor, R.; Leon- Now is the time to buy them. Our stock | sentatives, W. S. Todd 307, Elias G. Meeker (Rep.), for assembly in the First dis is large nnd the patterns arc numerous, Berks county—Cleveland, 7,250 plurality; trict, has about 172 plurality, and John Mor idas C. Houk, R.; Creed F. , D.; JJo. H .hiist kide ot Water St.,, ~j g*^ Hoyt 298. Democratic gain, 353. NEVADA. Benton McMillln, D.; James D. Richard and the prices will ^always be found, the Mrs.W.Fawcett ris (Rep.) in the second district about 170. i * DAlilEK. Union county—Harrison, 700 plurality; son, D.; Joseph E. Washington, D.; lowest. CARSON, Nov. 6.—Returns from nearly all Naughton (Dem.) is elected in the Third dis 50 pairs all Chenni Portiers .$7.50, $8.50 Darien gives Harrison 243, Cleveland Democratic gain, 114. the districts in the state show that Harrison trict without opposition. Elias B. Mott Washington Curran Whitthorne, D., 'Ben IE DOOIiS FliOJl lTAI.li SUtKKT, FINE STATIONERY— Cumberland county—Cleveland, 1,200. jamin A. Enloe, D.; Rice A. Pierce, D.; $9.00, .$10.00 NORWALK AND SO. NORWALK. 245; Bulkeley 240, Mori is 245: Miles 238, has carried it by from 1,000 to 1,500. The (Rep.), for county clerk, receives about 175 41tf entire Republican ticket is elected. plurality. James Phelan, D. NORWALK, - - - CONN. ' Seymour 249; for Senator, Mead 205,- KENTUCKY. Texas—Charles Stewart, D.; William H. TENNESSEE. Elizabeth City give3 Cleveland 1,100 plu DOWNER i EDWARDS j la the Latest Society Styles. Hoyt 220; Judge of Probate, J. B. Curtis, rality and the county about 700. Martin, D.; C. Buckley Kilgore, D.; David LOUISVILLE, Nov. 7.—Cleveland carries B. Culbertson, D.; Silas Hare, D.; Jo Ab rep., 208, II. Stanley Finch, dem., 276; the state. The congressional representation NASHVILLE, NOV. 7.—Returns are coming Middlesex county will turn up 600 plural 449 4451 MuinlSt.. : STAPLE AND CHOICE j „ x ^ J ity for Cleveland, the same as in 1884. Geis- bott, D.; William H. Crain, D.; L. W. Moore, OAIJIJ AT for Representative, Chas. \Y. Lounsbu y, will be practically unchanged. The Demo in slowly, and it will be two or three days D.; Roger Q. Mills, D.; Joseph D. Sayers, D.; ••'I. Hastcr Gards^ before anything like a correct estimate can senhainer (Dem.), for congress, has probably rep., 228, R. S. Purdy, dem., 246. - crats have almost certainly gained one con Samuel W. T. Lanham, D. gressman in this state, and will return only be made. a small plurality in the county, and Adrian WILTON. (Dem.), for senator, claims 800. His election Virginia—Thomas H. B. Browne, U.; WALL GOODS DELIVERED FREE. two Republicans. The Third and Ninth George E. Bowden, R.; George D. Wise, D.; GROCERIES.; Wilton gives Harrison 213, Cleveland districts have been redeemed from the KANSAS. is conceded. The Republicans gain an as semblyman in the First district, electing John M. Langston, R.; John D. Blackwell, 186; Fisk 10; for Governor, Bulkeley &12, Republicans, but Tenth and Eleventh TOPEKA, NOV. 7.—There was a tremendous R.; Paul C. Edmunds, D.; Charles T. O'Fer- will probably be lost. In the Eleventh Eggert. This is a gain. They also re-elect F.J.Gartis&Co.'s Morris 187, Camp, pro., 10; Lieutenant - vote polled. The Republicans made good Herbert in the Third. The Democrats elect l-all, D.; William H. F. Lee, D.; Henry Beef, Fish, Fruit Family Supplies, ;J« GREGORY'S district, Hart county will double gains and carry the state by a handsome Bowen, R.; Jacob Yost, R. Governor, Merwin 214, Kirkham 186; her majority of 150 two years ago, and Kane in the Second district. plurality. The returns, so far as received, indicate West Virginia—John O. Pendleton, D.; AND SEE THE . ; Congress, Miles 213, Seymour 189; Sen other counties report big gains, though Con William L. Wilson, D.; John D. Alderson, Of the freshest and !>est quality that the New I 38|[Wall Street. gressman Finley, Republican, will probably MISSISSIPPI. that Harrison will not have over 1,000 plu York marker affords in groceries, also | ator, 12th district, Mead, rep., 214, Hoyt, rality in Passaic county. This is a Demo D.; J. Munroe Jackson, D. and Vegetables. be elected. The Ninth district has turned Wisconsin—Lucien B. Caswell, R.; Charles dem, 185; Henry E. Chichester, rep., is completely over to the Democrats, while the JACKSON, NOV. 7.—Indications point to cratic gain of 800 over 1834. The Democrats STOVE; s, rlccted Representative over Sherman Cleveland's majority in Mississippi at from also elect John Mallon senator over Eugene Barwig, D.; Robert M. La Folette, R.; Henry VEGETABLES & FiiUlTS Tenth appears to bo Republican. Al Smith, D.; George H. Bricknar, D.; Charles You can get any and all ot the above mentioned Morehouse, dem., with 213 to 185. most every county in the Third 30,000 to 40,000. Emley, making a gain. The assembly dele . FOK TIIE FALL THAI)IS gation will be, as usual, three Republicans B. Clark, R.; Ormsby B. Thomas, R.; Nils i articles at In tlieir seasons at : J district reports large Democratic gains, BRIDGEPORT. '' * and one Democrat. The vote on senator is P. Haugen, R.; Myron H. McCord, R. Warren giving 1,200 this year, against NEBRASKA. The 4 Loyal American," The total vote in the various wards is as 200 two years ago. In Louisville Congress very close. CONDENSED NEWS. MODERATE PRICES. follows: Harrison 4,183, Cleveland 4,861. man Caruth has largely increased his ma LINCOLN, NOV. 7.—Republicans claim the A powerful Ileater with complete Nickel and Tile state by 28,000 to 30,000; Democrats concede Advice to Mothers. The Los Angeles, CaL, Evening Express F. W. SMITH'S MARKET, decorations. The patronage of my friends anil former cus jority. Cleveland is receiving a large vote. tomers is respectfully solicited. tfSl B.ilkeley 4,170, Morris 4,849; Walsh 3,- 18,000 to 30,000. • —Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for says that the real name of the writer of the 941, Bishop 5,047; Miles 4,207, Seymour His majority, will not fall under 40,000 in the Murchison letter is Francis G. Haley, that t^Skcrcles state. It has rained all day. The vote in children teething, is the prescription of Tlic '* True American," J. P. NTCXERSON. 4,829 ; Trubee 4,098, Reed 4,901; Hall 4,- MAINE. he is a farmer living near Pomona, is a na 55 MAIN STREET. In all colors. Tt» Art Shades are Oecontei Covington, Ky., shows a heavier majority one of the best female nurses and phy tive of New York and of Irish descent. and Transparent All Minetto Shades, Plain 169, Egge 4,244, Near 4,725, Kutsclier, 4,. for John C. Carlisle than he has ever had with a double Heating, or air circulating attach AUGUSTA, Nov.',7.—Reports from all over sicians in the United States, and has been Haley is said to have written the letter on ment, both ulain ami nicKel with tile decoration. Telephone Call. or Decorated, are unsurpassed in Beauty, there. His election is claimed as sew* ' E^RYTlllXG , , 238. 31. the state indicate a Republican plurality of used for forty years with never-failing his own responsibility. Durability and Finish. Mounted on first-. 23,000 or 24,000, a gain of nearly 4,000 over class Spring Roller ready to hang. Cleveland's majority in tliis city is 678 ; IOWA. success by millions of mothers for their New cases of yellow fever at Jacksonville, The "Young American/' Blaine's vote in 1884. Fla., 26 (10 white); deaths, 1—Howard E. Morris, candidate for governor, leads children. During the process of teething HENRY D. CORNELL, DES MOINES, NOV. 6.—The Rapublican Smith; total cases, 4,342; total deaths, 367. NEW, FRESH, CLEAN. A medium priced stove, beautifully ornamented. Bulkeley l>v 679 votes. ,.y House, Sign, Outside and Inside Dressmaking. state and electoral tickets are elected in Iowa RHODE ISLAND. its value is incalculable. It relieves the A colored boy, named William Forrest, Seymoui's majority over Miles'for Con Try us. we can please yon. 1J-48 R KSCHICAGO, Nov. 6.—Republicans have made The tact that could enable n Presbyter swear that he was gres*, Mili-s 400, Srviuoiir 416; senator, to maintain the charge. He did not think 6 per cent. Investment Bonds at Far and Accrued lathe best, style of the art, and at the shortest no Y the.wt of June Tth, 1SSS, ail widowed pen majority. Seventh—EdwinH. Conger (Rep.), some slight gains, but with Democratic gains ian elder to make a speech at a fair for the Interest. Stoyes and Parlor Heaters. Catlin 399, Hul'bell 417; Representatives, 2,000 the president desired to come into court, nor tice. As He worts with his men himself and thus sioners, whose pensions eowneucetl subse majority. Ninth—Jonathan P. Dolli- in Cook county the state is very closa. benefit of a Roman Catholic hospital, in B. B. CRAUFURD, Agent, personally oversees all the deiails of their labor, quentB to June 30th, tsso. and the Wildier hushuud W. B. Glover, r, John II. Perry r.; Judge ver (Rep.), 4,300 majority. Eleventh—Isaac did he think he would swear that he was Cylinder .and Globe Stoves. B CHICAGO, NOV. 7.—The state Democratic such a manner as to please the Roman Room 2 Masonic Building. he can pledge the very best execution, and an as die 1 prior to that date, are now allawetl pensions of Probate, Glover r. L. Struble (Rep.), 4,500 majority. Indica committee are confident. They claim the afraid of the boy. The boy was discharged. surance that none but tne lieit of honest materia! trom date of said death, instead ot from date of Catholics without sacrificing one jot or wili ever be used by him. widow's application as was heretofore the rule of HUNTINGTON. tions point to the election of John J. Seerley state for Gen. Palmer. The electoral ticket k Few Good Sepcni'-Hand St on s He is ready to contract for any and all work in (Dem.) in the First district, James B. Weaver title of his Presbyterian principles, is a the Pension Office. Any such widowed pensioner Hani?on 439 Cleveland 322, Streeter 2, is in doubt. great equipment for a man soon to be "Miss Brown would be a charming girl," HARVEST EXCURSIONS his line and guarantee satisfaction. Or he will so entii led to arrearages, as above, eun have her (Dem.) in the Sixth, and Albert R. Anderson I heard a young man say, work by the day or hour, and at prices that defy claim adjusted and collected by addressing, Fisk 42 ; governor, Bulkcley 438, Morris called to the Chief Magistracy of the na competition. (Dem.) in the Eighth district The vote is close OREGON. "If she had a good complexion, and those RANGES. M. U BYINGTON, 323, Camp 41; Aliles 441, Seymour 318, iu these three districts. tion.— Expre»». VIROI Mill ROIIE Orders received by mail nr at his residence,ovei Ellis 41; state senator, Crofut 442, Wild- spots would go away; TO POINTS IN Sirs. Fawcctl's Millinery Store. . 34 30 S41 Sth St., N. E., Washington* PL «\ PORTLAND, NOV. 7.—Estimates on returns But they spoil her looks completely." If NormantUe, Duchess, Our Own, Uncle Nick, all man 322; Representative, Stephen Thai I : : VIRGINIA. Our Triumph at Hand. Willi Duplex Grates. mer r.; Judge of. Probate, .Carroll r,„64, already received indicate that Harrison has Before the next issue of the Democrat Miss Brown would only takea : Kansas, Nebraska,; * ISS MKAD-S 1IOJIK SCHOOL KOlt (JiglS AMD carried the state by 4,000. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, 31AY BROTHERS, VOL'.Xi I.AKIKS, KKOl'KJiS OCTwUKK 4lli„ Beards>ley £8d. .h If '1 RICHMOND, NOV. 7.—Returns are coming reaches our thousands of readers the great Arkansas & Texast. M what a happy change 'twould make. at tbe MILFORD. in very slowly, especially from mountain political contest will be decided. We con ONE FARE tor ths NURSERYMEN, MINNESOTA. It would drive out all the humors from House Fornisliim Goods-all Ms Hiiirison 411 (rep. gain of 60) Cleveland districts. Both sides are claiming the state fidently predict that it will result in a glo ROUND TRIP, ROCHESTER, I Darien Seminary. Darton, (JoniK rious triumph for our glorious standard lier blood aud make it pure, 440. Fisk 18, lalx.i 3; Bulkeley 400. Mor by 5,000 majority. The city gives 1,600 for ST. PAUL, NOV. 7.—Harrison has probably lug. n, Sept. 11and as, Oct. 9 and 23. Are in want of good Salesmen to sellTheir clioi 'C j College Preparatory and speelaf courses iu JI»- bearer, Grover Cleveland, and the bold And the blemishes complained of disap Plain snd Decorated China. ris 437, C.unp 22; Congressman, Lines, Cleveland. The estimated vote shows that carried this state. The vote for governor varieties of Nursery Stock, either on Salary or sic, Art and languages. I'npihiaitaiitteil to WeK Free Trade policy which the Democracy pear, be very sure. Tickets onSale at all principal Coupon Offlcea commission. To the right men, steady employ lesley without furtherexaminations on certiilcaie. 416, Wilcox 440, prohibition 12, labor 3 ; the Democrats have lost 1,500 In eight cbun- •will be close. In the United bUtes. has adopted under his leadership, and This medicine is the great purifier of Chandeliers, Hall, Library and Stand ment the year around. Write them for terms. 822 Senator, Graham 412, Mann 488, prohibi ties. 13t35 that of such able lieutenants as Mills, the blood, an I disfiguring erupt ions and Lamps. tion 17; Representatives, C. W. Beard- This state elected congressmen and voted LOUISIANA. School Opening. Breckinridge and other well-known South blotches will soon vanish when it is used. sley, d, 431, W. C. Durand, <1. 50-', Bald upon the question of holding a convention To Heat. JNEW ORLEANS, NOV. 7.—This state gives ern statesmen.—N. Y. Dimocrat. •••-• To Bent in Wilton. Miss Stevens win, r, 402, Merwin, r, 891. to revisa the state constitution. Four years r Cleveland about the same majority as in Derangement of the liver, with consti HOUSE of 11 rooms, good well of water and piIK SIIOI'l FACTORY 1'UQl'KliTY, latel.v ago the vote wa3: Cleveland, 145,497; Blaine, 1 occupied by K. 11 Kuscoc. belonging to Will rc-open her school for pupils from H: || |f NEW OANAAN. I . ; *'! 1884. Their gentle action and good effect on pation, injures the complexion, induce A cistern, also use of carriage house and 139,356; Cleveland's majority, 0,141. barn and shop. Within one mile or Wilton depot. the Estate of Win. K. .liiines, deceased, can FOUR TO FOURTEEN YEARS CF AGE* Harrison 318, Cleveland 264. Bulkcley In the Sixth congress district, Edmunds the system really make them a perfect lit pimples, sallow skin. Remove the cause To a careful tenant would be rented at very low now be rented on reasonable terms, and Is COLORADO. tle pill. Thev please those who use them. rent until April 1st, next, m ailable tor a variety or purposes. Possession at her rooms on Bcldeu avc., 310, Morris 269. Miles 316, Seymour 266. (Dem.) is elected. Norfolk gives Harrison a by using Carter's Little Liver Pills. One 23 MAIN ST. immediately. F. ST. JOHN LUCK WOOL), Senator, Mead 353, Hoytj 239. Repre majority of 583. Bowden (Hop.) for con Carter's Little Liver Pills may well be Enquire on the premises of WEDNESDAY," SEPT. 33 12. DENVER, NOV. 6.—The state gives Harrison a dose. Try them. 43 EDGAR BLOOMER, Wilton, Conn, tfll Trustee. sentative, A. T. Jones, republican. gress, has CIS majority. a plurality of 10,000. termed "Perfection." ^S^®|8 'K'-u:
NORWALK GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, i 888 f>m One position in the Navy Department Is Consumption Contagious. Bail way Inspection, One hundred gallons of rum of several Officer Finn, of Bridgeport, came over The semi-annual inspection of the rail has been refused by twelve persons con A:i international congress of nearly five hund'ed Indians have become mixed up Thursday and arrested a colored man nam ways of the state has been made by the Norwalk * Gazette MORTON hundred physicians lately in session in ed Davenport for a burglary committed in secutively. The only reason of course is in New Mexico. The combination now Paris WHS practically unanimous that COL- commissioners, and their reports have that the sa'ary is too small. When a ISTABliISKED. iaoo wants to fight anything and everything New Haven. Davenport was found to sumplion, or tuberculosis, is contagious been submitted to the directors of the great government like this expects to get that comes along. have in his possession some of the articles and transmissible between man and beast. various lines. Following are extracts an expert stenographer and typewriter for TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION of jewelry stolen at the time of the burg There was unanimity also as to the prime from their reports: W. B. MALL & CO. Our Bulkeley Battalion boys have done such a sum as nine hundred dollars a year me Year, - (Strictly in Advance.) $2.00 lary. NORWALK'S VOTE. necessity of boiling milk and cooking The Housatonic road-bed is in excellent vVheu uot paid in advance, 2.25 considerable marching in the short time It ought to be disappointed. 1.00 The latest report is that counsel for condition for winter, and the track is in Six Months, - - they have been organized, and they have XJABOB REPUBLICAN MAJORITIES. meat well as a preventive of much of the Three Months, - .SO Jacob Schecle, the New Canaan murderer, Mr. E. Modes, an employe at Buckley's good line and surface. The fact that no iiugle Copies, - .05 been universally admired and applauded consumption which now afflicts the hu old material is permitted to lie carelessly sentenced to be hanged May 15th will take rubber factory, who left town a few District* 1 3 2. Total. man race. None of these conclusions are along the line just where it happened to ADVERTISING RATES. wherever they have paraded. ;n •!' his case before the supreme court for a weeks ago for Northampton, committed Harrison, rep. 955 232 754—1941 new, but they derive additional force be removed from the track, but is care \iniished on Application at the GAZETTE Office. A subscription paper is being success stay of sentence and a new trial on the suicide at that place, and his body was Clevelaud, dem.,. 860 121 004—1591 from the unanimity with which they were fully collected and orderly disposed of, Ordinary and transient aflvs.,1 inch. 1 week, $1. fully circulated to raise funds for the adds much to the tidy appearance of the E-IELI subsequent insertion, - ground of public expressions by some of found on Friday. He had evidently been Fisk, pro.,j y f| j IfSl 3G 59— 126 declared and accepted as facts well estab road. The fact, too, that the road-bed is PRICE LIST FOR NOVEMBER. All legal and strictly transient advs., of.what- widow of the late Frederick Schumann, t he jurors. dead four days before being found. Des GOVERNOR. lished. It was stated that if boiling milk generally kept carefully grassed except the jver length, same rate as above. who was recently drowned, and whose Edwin L. Smythe, formerly a book pondency and sickness are supposed to Bulkeley, rep , , 937 229 747—1913 and thoroughly cooking meat are prac narrow "pojliou covered by the ballast, The political excitement added to the very broken and rainy weather lias given us the >.ii column (ordinary displayed adv.) one time,$25 opportunity to make mony body, by the way, lias not been recovered. keeper at the Collender Works, committed have been the cause of his rash act. He ticed as a rule, one of the leading causes which must necessarily be disturbed in Local notices in news columns, per line, .20 Morris, dem., 882 122 609—1613 keeping the ties and track in proper con Mirths, Marriages and Deaths inserted free. suicide last week at the house of his sister leaves a wife and six children in destitute Thanksgiving Day cometh on apace, Camp, pro., 21 38 59— 128 of tuberculosis will disappear. By tuber dition/diminishes greatly the amount of Advertising ot Funeral Notices, - *i.oo in Lambeitville, Pa. Hc_ was about 25 circumstances in Norwalk. uibem; terms to yearly and half-yearly advertisers. years old, somewhat erratic in his way, LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR. culosis is to be understood not consump' dust occasioned by the passage of trains Important Transacstio^ ^Sli;: and already the pumpkins are yellow and over the road. We arc glad to note that Chances for advertisements now running in tins luscious, the turkeys are full breasted and and just before he left Stamford commit Last Monday a young mini was brought Mcrwin, rep., 901 232 755—1948 tiou alone, but various other forms of the in rich and desirable Dress Goods, and we hare placed on sale to day the following goods J>e™mu¥t be handed in by Saturday noon to ted a forgery of some $500 or more on his same disease, and also meningitis, white the new iron bridge over the Housatonic l u'me insertion. New advertisements will be aldermanic iu proportions, and the mince before Justice Coolidge on a charge of as Kirkkam, dem., 800 119 601—1580 river at New Milford is nearly completed, purchased from a New York Importer financially embarrased for immediate Caah,,and employers.—Herald. Prohibition, 31 38 00— 129 humors and scrofula. It seems to have prices will be as follows: 1 UP e pic is gradually assuming its accustome I sault, breach of peace, etc., and at the and that both the sub-structure and the 'uash shonld accompany transient advertlse- been very generally admitted by the con super-structure arc of the most substantial neuts. Regular advertisers to be settled with shape. To General Chas. Olmstcad of the State hearing it came out' that he had simply SECRETARY OF STATE. \ Dnthly and quarterly. committee are the republicans of the 18th Walsh, rep., 704 233 700—1957 gress that tuberculosis may be easily com chaiacter. The first trestle above Hawley's 22 Pieces l est $1.50 Broadcloths, $1. Finest Goods Im Baion de Seliere, the French nobleman, met a young lady in the horse car depot crossing needs two new stringers. The ;.ib3cribera wishingtheaddressof their GAZETTE Senatorial district more indebted than to Bishop, dem., 851 119 593-1563 municated through the digestive organs changed should give their old as well as new whose adventures in a madhouse near and attempted to make her acquaintance first bridge south of Stepney depot should porter were $2.50, now $2. Elegant $2. - fronts me.-—Crove/i'Cleveland. fact in mind, they would save themselves all further Sunday rum selling. Perry, dem., 829 119 591—1539 Bear in mind that all of these are fresh goods taken from the Custom House, Port of: The northern States gives 218 electoral right and boil your milk thoroughly. Better let Sackville stay now, if he did much anxiety and us a tremendous Prohibition, < 30 39 61— 129 New York last week and so low a price was never in the world quoted on such high grade votes for Harrison. 102 votes for Cleveland The wisdom of the Warden in issuing Consumptives should not be shut up in CARTERS state the truth about you, Graver. lot of bother. All unsigned communica REPRESENTATIVES. of Diess Goods and that in none of the lots is there two alike. We say withont fear of con- in the South. Pennsylvania gives 55,000. special orders for the enforcement of the close or ill-ventilated rooms, but should tradection that there will never be such a chance again to procure such bargains. • tions are destroyed. Olmstcad, rep., 954 220 738—1912 sleep with open windows and take all the ITTLE A. J. Crofut is erecting a handsome Maine 23,000. law against keeping liquor saloons open FeTris, rep., 963 239 768-1970 fresh air possible. Various remedies have monument in Riverside cemetery. The second sociable of the Pioneer hook Mr. J. H. Willett has leased the front during voting hours, was shown in the IVER office in the GAZBTTB buildiug, formerly decorous carriage of the large number of Mains, dem., 859 133 594—1586 been suggested, but they are at best palli OTHER LOTS. General Harrison emerges from the can and ladder company in the athenaeum PILLS. ,x occupied as a sanctum by the GAZETTE and men who thronged the streets all day. Stevens, dem., 848 113 596-1557 atives, and yet the doctors were careful to vass a larger n.an than he went in. last Thursday evening was largely attend Record, where he is fitting up a merchant 34 36 62— 132 FKOM OlIR OWfi CUSTOM HOUSE. Hardly a drunken man was to lie seen, Persons, pro., have it stated in the published reports of ed and much enjoyed. The next sociable tailoring establishment. He announces 4 A water main burst in Main street, and Sullivan, pro., 33 36 62— 131 their proceedings that they do not say the 50 pieces Colors and Blacks of Henriettas at 89cts. never sold elsewhere less than $1. takes place on Thursday evening of next in another column that he will furnish our and it is safe to say that not a bar rdun One lot all Blacks at 75cts, One lot at 65cts. excellent value. another on Belden avenue Monday. people with clothes at prices as low as disease is incurable. The revivifying and week, 15th inst. was entered during the day. But when P. S —At the hour of going to press, first-class work will warrant. Mr. Willett five o'clock came with its relaxation of curative virtues of open air life, night and Perhaps the competition in the parlor comes well recommended, and will un Connecticut's electoral vote is claimed by CURE The trophy given to the heaviest mem day, in a suitable and mild climate, are Sick Headache and relievo all tbo troubles inci cars may reduce the size of the portei s doubtedly receive his share of public pat strictures, how freely, copiously and gush both parties. Our legislature is over dent to a bilious state of the system, such as CLOAK DEPARTMENT. ber of the fat men's association falls to said to be wonderful. The air should be .Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after ronage.—Record. ingly the amber fluid gurgled down the whelmingly Republican which readers 1000 Handsome Newmarkets, 1000 Seal Plush cloaks, Plush Jackets and Wraps. , < fee. Willard Perkins, of Waterbury, a pros dry and bracing, and the food wholesome eating. Pain in tho Side, &e. Whilo their most Warden Gregory has, at his drug store, grateful necks of the (pliant saviors of our State Ticket safe. \ remarkable success has been shown in curing He is a brave man who publicly rec perous and cheery member, who weighs a veritable General Wm. Henry Harrison our country. and nourishing. ognizes his own prophecies after election 452 pounds, and is a bigger man than badge of the 1840 campaign. It is of The Grand Reault. FUR DEPARTMEIMT. £ day. Cleveland by a hundred. At a regular meeting of the court of When Cleveland's head is entirely shot SOUTH-NORWALK. SICK white silk, having a good portrait of the An apt comparison was made by Rev. Headache, yet Carter's Little Liver Pills aro LADIES' ALASKA SEAL SACQUES. . , We are indebted to the Standard's 4.30 burgesses held on Monday evening among off it is unnecessary that wc longer delay The county commissioners will meet hero of Tippecanoe, a log cabin, "that other business transacted, the protest of Mr. Derrick at a meeting of the Hatters' equally valuable in Constipation, curing and pre a* a. m. edition for much of our Connecticut going to press, to count the bullet holes and Furriers' Association, in regard to R. venting this annoying complaint,while they also for the purpose of granting licenses, at same old coon" and hard cider barrels Hope hose company against enforcing the correct all disorders of thes tomach,stimulate the LADIES' ALASKA SEAL JACKETS. returns. in his body—so we hurry out the GAZETTE Q. Mills and other Democratic speakers, liver and regulate the bowels. Even if they only the Couucil rooms, South Norwalk, on conspicuously printed thereon. It is a recently passed by-law restricting the *to impatient readers. trom Texas and the South, regarding the cured Cauls are out for the marriage of Miss Nov. 8th and 12th; Bridgeport, 7th, 13th well preserved iind exceedingly interest membership of each fire company to thir - industries of the North. He says these LADIES' ALASKA SEAL WRAPS1! 4 Pitch, Westport avenue, to George Bar and 15th; Stamford, 9th and 14tli, and ing memento of that most remarkable ty, was presented. Charles T. Peach was men "kuow less about it than a hog does 7 " ^ The Parallel Road. about heaven." HEAD We beg to call your attention to the magnificent collection of the above garment num, Esq. Danbury 10th and 16th. campaign. [Prom the Bridgeport standard.] Ache they would bo almost priceless to those who present as a delegate from Pioneer hook which we have prepared for this season. They are all made from carefully selected Ala9ka The question as to whether the -Parallel The gospel temperance Vneeting on Sun suffer from thisdistressing complaint; but fortu The Republicans of our First District, The British government projects active The good borough fathers have done and ladder company and a resolution was day afternoon was fully attended and nately their goodnessdocs notendhere,andthose Skins, London dyed and dressed. For the satisfaction of our costomers we give a gnarante* ; Railroad is really to be built lias been a who once try them will find these little pills valu got out every vote but 18 on their lists be operations against the slave traders ot the public a good turn in many places presented by Phoenix engine company, short but earnest addresses were made by able in somany ways that they will' not be wil to this effect with every garment we sell. We confidently claim that onr price* are th* ; great topic of conversation among the Messrs. Brown, Haulenbeek, Caleb and ling to do without them. But after all sick head lowest in the city for First-Class goods. fore 5 p. m. Zanzibar, and the missionaries on the about our streets and sidewalks, but no urging that the borough board adhere to mainland are advised to withdraw. This more sensible and gratifying little thing its action in adopting the by-law. P. Slat- business and working men of Bridgeport Thomas Wood, Fox, Harvey, Piatt and Mrs. Charles Betts, nee Miss Jennie Mid- Tammany, also by two strangers none of is equivalent to depriving the savages of has been done this summer for the public tcry, on behalf of Hope hose company, for the past few days. Colorado, with her whom had ever found any efficient way of Additional novelties have been received during the past week in very rich Long and dlebiooU, returns to their customary provender. convenience than the changing of the presented a petition, numerously signed Rumors and statements to that effect spreading the principles of tcmperanc;, ACHE Is the tano of so many lives that here is where Short Garments, to which we respectfully invite the attention of all seeking for choice . child, to-morrow. angle of the crosswalk for pedestrians, by the business men of the town, asking had been made and in order to ascertain if except by the law of love. Some admit we wake our groat boast. Oar pills cure it while Drawing-room cars from the United goods, of which duplicates cannotbe procured in the city. As usual, our prices are much This is going to be a hard winter espec who have to go up and down Belden for the repeal of the by-law. The matter possible if there was truth to these ru ted that there were a few who advocated others do not. under those prevailing for high-class Paris Wraps, , States have beeu placed on the Chilian more law, and had ceased their efforts to Curler's Littlo Liver Pills are very small and ially on some of those who have bet heav avenue, than that just laid across from was laid on the table for further reference. mors, a Standard reporter called upon very easy to take. Ono or two pills make a doGe. railway between Valparaiso and Santiago. save the drunkard now and proposed to Thc*y are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or ily on the election. the residence of Builder Wilson to the Col. William H. Stevenson who is Presi wait for a national law before acting. If puruc. but by their gentle action please all who LADIES' LONDON-MADE It is found to be very difficult to prevent The New York Sun has t^e following use them. In vialsat *25 cents'; five for $1. Sold Carter place. dent of the New Haven and Derby and there is anything that men of character by druggists everywhere, or sent by mail. The November weddings are becoming passengers from smoking in them, al upon a recent event of interest and im Vice-President and General Manager of loathe, it is this kind of self righteous hy 500 new and stylish garments. • ' ' epidemic or contagious enough to last though a smoking car has been added. W. H. Stevenson, vice president and portance : pocrisy in men who pretend to be the CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York. general manager of the Housatonic road the Housatonic Railroad and system, and trustees of all honesty of purpose in the through the month. and president of the New Haven and Der This has been an extraordinary year for Daniel D. Magnum, of Danbury, Conn., the dedication of battle monuments on the who is one of the rising railroad men of world regarding the subject of temper SILKS, SATINS A VELVETS. is a man who has made a bid for fame and by road, has been elected president of the Snail M. U&se. James E. Hubbell, salesman of the Star field of Gettysburg. Scores of them have the present day and therefore one who ance. 40 pieces Best dollar Fraille Francaise, 79c. 50 Best $1.25 colored Rhadames at 75e' fortune. He has invented a wagon reach New York and Connecticut Air Line rail It is remarkable how solicitous the shoe store, has resigned and will shortly road, better known as the Parallel road. been added to the already large collection, could give some satisfactory information. 30, 24 inch Black Rhadames at $1.00. 30, 24 inch Black Faille $1.17. 1U0 pieces velvet' rs; so constiucted that the wagoif can be and the scene there is now such as can sanctified prohibitionists, and the great enter other business. turned around anywhere without the He is also a member of the new board of Our reporter found him buried with let full width, 75. 40 pieces 17 inch at 50c. 35 Silk Plushes at 50c. nowhere else be found on the globe. generals and lieutenants of the Democ The above goods are all in new shades. ; ; backing process. His invention is called directors of th*t road. In an interview ters and business papers, and at the same racy are in regard to the moral standing The Republicans of Westpor; got all Saturday he said the new road would cer Among the most suggestive of these me a magnum bonum.—New York World. morials are the five added last week to do time talking to division superintendents of the Republicans. They profess to be their vote out by 2.30 p. m. and every man tainly be built. The, same parties who very much shocked thai the "funeral A beer trust is the latest combination, constructed the Derby extension are be honor to the Maryland organizations that and dictating replies to his private secre on their list but two. took part in it on the Union side. These sermon" of the Republican party should but as it puts up the prices it is not likely hind the new road. They have ample tory. The reporter made known his bus have been so well delivered at Music Hall "Tommy" Morrison didn't get all the funds to build the line if they choose, and were Col. Maulsby's Potomac Home Bri - that a trust on beer will supply beer on gadc, Col. Wallace's Eastern Shore Regi iness and asked Mr. Stevenson if' he had on Friday night. votes he wanted, but he has the nattiest it really looks as if something would be . trust. This will not make the topers done.—Bridgeport News. ment, Col. Sudburg's Third Maryland, all "heard anytiiing about the Parallel Road." new jaunting car in town. happy, but if it persuades everybody t3 of which served in Gen. Auger's division Mr. Stevenson tilted back his chair, look WESTPORT. KffiRK W. B. HALL <£ CO., The free-trade Philadelphia Record com of the Twelfth Corps; Lieut. Col. Deem's ed up and smiling replied, "Well. I be Messrs. Edward M. Lees, James Hart, If accidents keep on increasing in the drink less some good will result. First Maryland Cavalry, in Gregg's Divis L. T. Tracy, John Garliam, and other New York harbor, it may bccome safer ments as follows on the offer of $25 for a lieve I have. Wliy ?" Rev. J. Stuart, pastor of St. Gregory's ion of Pleasonton's Corps, and Rigby's Democratic enthusiasts wilto. through the kiss made by a Philadelphia man to a Battery A, of Capt. Fitzhugh's Brigade of "Because it has been stated that the campaign, have thrown chaff at the writer for vessels to remain at sea. Roman Catholic church at Stratford-on- 0.&0>T£iA COR. MAIN AND GANNON STS., BEID6EP0ET. Philadelphia lady: All such attempts to the artillery reserve. Marylander's fought, Parallel road is going to built, and also of this column, whenever he expressed Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bruorlon who have Avon, was in New York last week trying The Choicest Tea Ever Offered. establish an excessive market value far an too, on the other side, and this greatest of stated that it is not, and it was thought confidence that Cleveland would be de ; been spending some weeks in Brooklyn, to raise $5,000 to lift a debt from a school the battle-fields of the war forcibly illus feated, are respectfully referred to the re article of necessity should be frowned you might know." PERFECTLY PURE. have returned to Norwalk. connected with his church, which nearly trates how neighbor was arrayed against turns printed elsewhere in this paper. Out down by the public." We knew that the neighbor a quarter of a century ago. Mr. Stevenson hesitated a moment and of pure regard for their feelings, he de A MOST DELICIOUS BEVERAGE, f TEY IT. faces Shakespeare's birthplace. The little tulip mound up in front of Record was about the most rabid free-trade then said: "This is a matter that effects clined all their proffered bets, assured Yta will novtr iu any otter; QMlity saver vaiw An interesting bit of newspaper sensa them that to bet on a sure thing and take Captain Bennett's cottage, Belden avenue, The state has awarded the contract for journal in the country, but we never ex tion has'been published about ex-Editor the prosperity and growth of the city of It is the HIGHEST GRADE LEAF, picked from pected to see it go this way. W hat the their money would not be in good form. the best plantations and guaranteed absolutely is another "thing of beauty." the tablet in memory of Fitch, the invent Erwin, of the New Milford Oasette, who Bridgeport, and is some thin; its citizens Those of our citizens who took the pure and free from all adulterations or coloring or of the steamboat, to Karl Gerhardt, the Philadelphia girls need is more protec recently spent a vacation in this village are deeply interested in. For that reason trouble to visit South NorwalK and listen matter. The packages are hermetically sealed Rev. Father Curtiu, of St. Mary's church and warranted full weight. It is more econ young Hartford sculptor. It is to be tion. They should resolutely refuse to and left here about two weeks ago, as was to Colonel R. G. Ingersoll consider that has been transferred to the church of the supposed for the purpose of returning it is proper that you should be informed. omical In use than the lower grades. placed in the capitol and to measure four countenance a reduction of the tariff. Answering your question I will say it is they were amply repaid. Sacred Heart, in New Haven. directly to St. Paul, Miun. Now the sur By an execution served by Constable Oriental & Occidental Tea Co., L't'd., feet six inches by two feet four inches. At the meeting of the incorporators of prising intelligence appears in a St. Paul true that the New York and Connecticut Frederick Kemper the Mutual Life Insur \Hcad Office, SS Burling Slip, Hew York. When three hundred voteis crowd the paper that Robert Erwin, of the Depart I'or sale liy Last Sunday afternoon as three ladies the new horse railroad company Saturday Air Line railroad, commonly known as the ance Co., of New York, has become the town house at 0 a. m. you may be suie evening the committee on the layout read ment of Public Works of that city. bu re_ sole owner of the Alden-Biri-sall property, H. Glover Ic Son, Norwalk, Flnnegan & O'Reilly, II. I. READ CO.; were riding in a cariiagc near the Armory turned fromNew Hampshire with bisbride 'Parallel' will be built."— C. II. Valden, Norwalk, F. It. Gregory, NorwalK. something is going to happen. a report, which was accepted. The route The reporter paid, "but, Mr. Stevenson, so long in dispute, and known as Compo. the king bolt of the vehicle broke and the proposes to start from J. C. Handle's If "Bob" was eugaged to the New Hamp The chances are that in the near future The suit of General Badeau against the ladies were thrown violently to the store in Winnipauk, thence down Main shire lady while here, be kept the matter some people say that it will nor." / the place will have an occupant who can entirely to himself, and. if he got eqgaged heirs of General Grant lias been settled by ground. All were more or less injured, street to Wall street to South Norwalk, Mr. Stevenson replied: "Well, my dwell in peacc and enable his neighbors to crossing Washington street down Main and married after he left New Milford, fie friend, some newspapers and a large num do the same. the payment of his claim in full. Mrs. Patrick Fitzmaurice being seriously to Wilson Point, back to South Norwalk, certainly hurried contrary to his usual The disputes between the Hatch & leisurely custom. The news strikes us as ber of individuals said that the New Haven Our Fall Exhibition and display of the choice novelties in DresB Stanley has been heard from, but the hurt. down Washington street, across the Holmes Cutlery company and their credit bridge, around Riverside avenue, across rather suspicious and untrustworthy; nev and Derby railroad would not be extended ors will be settled by the courts. W. L. SPECIAL SALE Fabrics is now in progress and is one in which we can folly claim to show news is a year old. It i3 likely, however, Patsy Gallagher immortalized himself Benedict Farm to Dorlon's Point, up East ertheless it may be true and it cannot fail or buUt, but the fact is that the road was Coley is in charge of the property. The every fabric that is in the market this season. We mention a few items that the brave explorer is still alive. on Saturday night by assaulting his fa • avenue to Van Zandt avenue, where it to cause a great flutter of excitement manufacturing boom which this company among Bob's many fair admirers here, built notwithstanding the many obstacles from the many we are showing. thcr-in law, harmless, good-natured old will meet an intersection which will come was to give Westport was as a bubble .tt Broker Vanderlioef has his barn up and through Van Zandt avenue, then up East who have'excused him for not proposing placed in the way, and you, gentlemen of which burst so soon as the "soap" in the covered, anil his grounds are being nicely Joe Matheis, whom he beat cruelly. Patsy avenue to the borough again. It is also because it was supposed that he was s the press, can vouch for that; for the rea form of cash from local subscribers to the — OF- 50 pieces black stripe Velvet, 58c., worth $1.50. was arrested and kept in the lockup until proposed to build intersections on Belden confirmed bachelor, but who, if ihe story son that you have been over the road stock was exhausted: graded about his palatial residence. prove tme, will, we fear, be very indig Monday morning when he paid about $13 avenue, Water street and Harbor avenue, from New Haven to Botsford. Now, re Bisliop Williams reopened witli cere- The residence of Mr. Win. B. Lock- and other streets if deemed advisable. nant. The terrible tension on the femin nwtiies Saturday Emanuel church, at 10 pieces black Faille Francaise, 75c. ; for his sport. plying to your question. 'Will the Parallel wood was burglarized ou Monday eve The committee was instructed to present ine mind here should be relieved, and we Lyons Plains, which has • been elegantly hope Mr. Erwin will have sufficient com road be built ?' I will say this: The Parallel ning and a quantity of clothing slolen. John Weyerhauser has added the sau it to the next legislature.—Sentinel. refitted and adorned by the ladies. Sev 25 pieces Colored Silk Plush, all shades, 45c. ' passion and consideration for bis fair railroad is in the hands of new parties. A eral local clergyman were present. sage and "worsht" business to his pie and The stenographer of the future will be friends in this village to send .the OateiU The Rev. Dr. Samuel F. Smith, the new board of directors lias been elected, Friday was a gala day for the M. E. cookie route, and has an adjustable sign the phonograph. Already it has achieved the truth and nothing but the truth with church at Saugatuck. Services commem 50 pieces Wool Tricot, 37£c. author of "My Country 'Tis of Thee," has of which I am cme, and the new board of for Iris delivery wagon, with which he excellent results in reporting. In Orange, out delay.—New Milford Gazette. orative of the thirty-fifth anniversary of beeu an octogenarian since last Sunday. directors have elected me president of the covers up his pie sign on the Tuesdays, N. J., it faithfully recorded |not| only Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll gave one of the founding of the church were held, at Connecticut Air Line Railroad company, one of which a mortgage note was burned 25 pieces Drap de Alma, all shades, 55e» Gus Fianke put up his price for shav Thursdays and Saturdays when he ped all the political speeches, but all the his incomparable republican "talks" at and the road is gOiolg to be built. by the pastor as an indication that the jug Democrats this morning to double dles sausages. music, the applause, the various side re Music Hall last Friday evening. It is fair entire indebtedness of the church had —AT- Well," said the reporter, "if that is the 1 Box all wool Goods at 2Scs rates because of the length of their faces. England formerly enjoyed a monoply in marks and interpolations. It was an ab to say that in point of numbers and the in It is to be hoped that when congress fact and you are the president of it, of comes together again and prepares the furnishing beer to Central America, but solutely true reproduction of the whole telligent character of his auditors, no such James Ells, Esq., has recently returned course it can lie easily guessed who are as items for appropriation for the river and at present nearly all the beer used there scene. The tremendous advantages of assemblage was ever convened in Norwalk from au extensive trip through western sociated with you in the board of directois harbor improvement, the member from New York and eastern and southern Ohio is imported frcm the United States. the instrument are apparent, but it will be before. It is estimated that fully one the fourth district will bear in mind that :l Not having room to give full justice to our department of , * - and there wiO be na further doubt in the Saugatuck needs rememberance in a sum B.S. BLASTER'S American beer being lighter than English a great squelcher to the frequent individ thousand people stood through his nearly With its railroad accidents, boiler ex minds of any one, but the road will be sufficient to deepen the channel known as beer, and is therefore more acceptable to ual who declares that he never made cer two hours' speech, many of whom were built." After thanking Mr. Stevenson, Great Marsh canal, dug by the govern plosions and shooting affairs, the world tain remarks which he did make, and gets ladies, and so charmed were they with Central Americans. the reporter withdrew and Mr. Stevenson ment in 1836. i Passementeries, Jets and Dress continues to be a dangerous place of res out of his predicament by blaming it al' the great orator that they would gladly Aaron Walsh and family have left the THIS WEEK, IN Miss Minnie Hoyt, one of Norwalk's resumed his many duties where he was idence. on the reporter. The phonograph will have stood another nour. Mr. Ingersoll village aud moved into the Wm. David bright and talented representatives in the interrupted. son homestead. Miss Julia Lockwood with htr niece, pillory him without mercy. is one those unique, fresh and original U. S. Tieasury, is at home on her annual We should think, as will our readers, The Congregational Sunday school held Trimmings ^ Miss Libbie Lockwood, have been spend speakers, who cannot be adequately re their harvest festival last week Thursday. vacation. It is needless to say she did William Doyle, a big, burly man, with doubtless, that this means business, and Gaps and Saucers, ing several days at the Fifth Avenue ported, and must be heard for one to ap - It netted a good sum for the missionary in the CloakDeparlment,we brought them to the section next to the QloveS i,u. not come home to vote, and so cannot be a grudge against Chief Lockwood for a predate the captivating and magnetic before long the public will have the great cause. The M. E. church will hold a * and added several new lines, which represent every new novelty. Son* : Hotel, New York. accused in thewords of the President, of previous arrest, was on the war path last similar festival in their church shortly. power and influence of his utterances and pleasure aud satisfaction of ridiag to New very cheap trimmings can be had in the lots we have marked down. Messrs. Van Ness, Smith, Stevens and Monday evening and said he had been PAUL. "pernicious activity." of his grand personality. His speech York, over the long delayed and much Hoffman, ef South Norwalk, started yes looking for the chief for the last three CHAMBER SETS and LAMPS Mrs. Frederick Baker, of Colchester, abounded in floods of unanswerable facts, opposed "Parallel railroad." . , ,, , NEW-CANAAN. terday for Flagstaff, Maine, for a four months and intended to give him a thrash -—: «•» :—I i ,!.•• ' was shot iu the mouth Wednesday by a in flashes of logic, in masterful reasoning, Herrick P. Frost. At a game of foot ball io Stamford on weeks' hunting expedition. bullet from the pistol of William Otis, of ing. The first intimation Lockwood had the 27th Ted Brownson got a black eye, and convincing conclusions. It was at Mr. Herrick P. Frost, general manager Ladies can be supplied with latest style of that place that went wide of its mark. of any hostile intention was when he was and John Rogers' a broken rib- Canada has a new lot of boodle alder of the Southern New England Telephone dishes, used for Dinner Parties, Mrs. Baker was iu au outhouse at the going through the crowd assembled in times a pathetic lyric, an overwhelming Col. Bain delivered a maste«1y address men. And the best thing about it is that time. The bullet ruined a fine set of false argument; a moving epic and high ora company, died at hiS'liome in New Haven tn behalf of the prohibitionists Tuesday front of the GAZETTE Building, when he Receptions, Etc., by giv they are a home product and not an im teeth, but she was more scared than hurt. tion. One of his strong and apt remarks on Saturday, aged 53. He was a aativc evening. He is admitted to have proven received a blow on the side of the head. himself one of the most interesting speaker ing due notice. —Courant. was that just so long as there was a solid of Wolcott, and after working «* his portation from this country. On turning around to see who his assail, that has come to town during the cam- The Boston Herald adds fuel to the south he hoped to see a solid north, and father's farm till he was seventeen, got a The ladies of Buckingham Women's Re ant was he saw Doyle aiming another paign. flames of public excitement by reviving to remain solid until such time as a repub team and sold goods through several Thursday night the democrats held fa Please call at , \ lief Corps, will give a fair and festival in blow at him which he parried, and in an the question of eternal punishment j but states. In 1856 he settled in New Ha meeting in the Town Hall, and the repub the Athenaeum, ou Tuesday and Wednes instant laid his burly antagonist flat on lican should be treated just as well at the licans in Raymond's Hall. The demo we shall uot object. Perhaps it may per south as a democrat is treated at the ven and began a wholesale grocery day evenings of next week. the sidewalk by a blow with his club crats had a colored quartette, and tlic sonally iutcrest the campaign liars, and business. In the earliest days of the which sent the blood streaming all over north. The democrats honored him with republicans ten of \he chorus of thirty B. S. BLASTER'S The Hartford Courant celebrated its persuade them that there is a place that is telephone he became interested in jit, and belonging to the Dry Goods Men's club in the fellow's face and clothes. Officer the most ill-bred and brutal thing of which 125th birthday on Monday. We sincerely warmer than a doubtful state. was active in establishing the "New IBIaven New York. Speeches were made in be Moure, who Jwas close at hand, jumped they have been guilty during all the cam-, half of protection and Hir rison and Mor hope our venerable contemporary will live brass band and Telephone company, the first in the wwld, The big Re; ublican parade in South to the aid of his chief, and Doyle was paign by marching their ton Thursday night by the Hon. A. C. a thousand and one year more. opened for general business, in about Duvey, and Friday night by Judge Mor 23 Wail St., 'Aorwalk, < t,. Norwalk on Wednesday evening was a hustled to the lockup, where he remained noisy crowd of men and boys seven times two years this was merged in the Oooaec- rison. Crowds attended. T> e Dry Goods It is no great fun to be Czar of Russia., glittering pageant with 2,000 uniformed until yesterday afternoon, when he was around the liall. It did not annoy or dis ticut Telephone company, and this iin 0884 club chorus whooped it up in fine shape, Alexander has just made another narrow men in line and numerous brass bands taken before Justice Sclleck for a hearing. concert him id the least, but rather gave and there was more enthusiasm than in became the Southern New England {Tele escape, and various people of his lealm and drum corps. The streets were lined He was bouud over for trial in the supe the happy tlirfl he took in his remarks. any meeting held during the campaign. on either side with spectators, hundreds Attempted inteiroptions always fire-up phone company, Mr. Frost being 1ihea At the meeting Friday night Mr. F. E. will soon be on a march to Siberia. rior court in the sum of $200. Weed displayed the sword worn by An of whom were from out of town. his wonderful genius, instead of discon appointed general manager. Mr. Frost The burglary in the residence of Nation Among the humors of the campaign we drew Jones, the republican candidate for certing him, as the poor Englishman, who was somewhat active ui local politics, hac-l the legislature. It is pierced with a bullet al Committeeman Fessendcn, at Stamford, A Ladies' Gymnasium Class will be or are tcld that, while our brightest and most served iu both brandies of the common Perfect security froui all intruders by nights or yelled out his bad manners at him, learned hole, and the scabbard shows where it was by day, by using a wastevidently planned with the purpose ganized in connection with the Y. M. C. intensely theoretical advocate of fret-trade at such heavy cost, and who left thte hall council, been police commissioner, and struck bv a piece of a shell. " obtaining important politic. 1 documents. A.. Ladies' Auxiliary on Friday afternoon and denouncer of the treasury surplus to repair his fatal damages. As a result for three years was chairman of the board Mrs. Dickinson, an aged lady and life at 4 o'clock. All ladies who wish to join long resident of this town, died on Nov. 1. Perfect System of Burglar Alarms The treaty between the Democrats and was expatiating most eloquently on the of his generpus and helpful speech four of finance. He leaves a wife, two sous notifying occupants of house of the ieast attempt arc invited. Information will be furnish tFtaneral services from her former resi- to open either window or door. • Republicans that the former would not horrors of the surplus to a crowd of democrats are known to have been con and a daughter, and a loving mentoiy. 'dence here held on Saturday last. ed by the officers of the Auxiliary and by friends iu his law office, the little bank victed of their political sins and converted •Iit is understood that about one hundred lie about Harrison if the latter would not A. Despicable Act. the General Secretary at the Y. M. C. A. messenger rushed up to him with this to republicanism. Norwalk extends her and fifty invitations have been given to ELECTRIC GAS LIGHTING, tell the truth about Clevelaud is now at an The democrats of Norwalk have never the IRoger-Hoyt wedding to morrow.^ It All modern built houses should employ this Rooms. startling and utterly demoralizing an grateful thanks, thanks most earnest and means of lighting gas. By it all danger from the end. conducted a presidential, campaign with will undoubtedly be the most brilliant use of matches is done away. A whole house may A schooner arrived yesterday from nouncement ; "Say, the cashier told roe sincere to thee, affluent brained, big Considering the desperate fight made to less of riot and excess than the one just •occasion of the kind held in this commu be lighted instantly by one press button, aud ex- In the Cloak and Suit Department the leading shapes and material Virginia with 3,500 bushels of oysters, the to run up and tell you your bank account nity for sometime. tinguisaed by Bimply touching another. hearted, great natured and grandly glori closed, and we rejoice to accord them full are all ready. No old stock is shown, but every garment new and attraotiv defeat our Senator and two Representa firsfof the season. The cargo is for a is overdrawn, and, he says, you must Mr. Hallam, formerly a teacher of number of the dealers and the oysters ous INGERSOLL. credit for their good 'manners. But the £lectric Door Bells. tives, their triumphant election is a cause come right down and fix it up." It English literature in Troy Seminary, has No troublesome pull lo get out of order aud can will cost fifty-one cents per bushel deliv "•"t ii ,. .• attempt to disturb tlic monster meeting of engaged to give five conversations on the of hilarious joy. ered at the wharf. This is higher than is needless to say that it was not a theory, Tali Bulbs, Etc. be placed anywhere in the house. our citizens of all patties .at Music Hall, Elizabethan period, iu the village during, Please cail at store and see working samples. Poor G rover O. E. Ile^s lost his mo last year's prices, the increase being due but a condition, that confronted "our J. M. Thorburn & Co., No. 15 John the month. There are at present twenty Special care takeu in wiring houses ulrea-ly occu to the quick demand for Virginia stock. last Friday, was a wanton and inexcusable pied. Call on or address ney advanced to the party, and has lost thoroughly rattled legal friend," as" the street, New York, the oldest and most subscribers, and the gatherings will be on These oysters will be used foi openiug.— act of ill manners and brutality, entirely Monday evenings. his only Grover, but Thanksgiving day little mercenary of the relentless bank fled reliable importers of flower seeds, bulbous Palladium. Last Sabbatli the Rev. F. E. Hopkins of original designs, unique patters, and very low prices. To this depart from his presence. Auother still more roots and seeds, have now on' band the outside legimate political warfare. It was Jackson Bros, comes this month. Only a week or so ago a Chicago heiress a shameful performance and discreditable began his third year as pastor ol the Con ment we call particular attention, believing money can be saved by looking . $ comical is told us at the expense of un choicest assortment ever brought across gregational 'church. The utmost unity Bank Commissioners Noble and Lauder married a count, and already he has beat to all who participated in it or in any way At Jackson's Jewelry Store, Norwalk. over our stock before your selections are made. We carry every grade of V-g fortunate but always witty 'Tom' Cooney. the ocean, and are selling tl^m for fall and harmony exists, and all the depart am:u examined the Fairfield Co. Savings Bank en her and caused a scandal. Good encouraged the outrage. Such conduct Carpeting and every novelty in Draperies. A friend seeing him hugging the lamp plantings far and wide. A small remit ments of the church arc in a satisfactory Saturday, and gave it a clean bill of health American girls should be satisfied with tinges victory with disbenor and makes condition. post, on the corner of Betts & Farrington's tance mailed them will s$cute the rarest and a certificate of the highest financial good American husbands. They are the defeat welcomed by all decent people. store, Friday night, with a good deal of bulbs for early spring Mooiqinz, and now A Life Scholarship character. best Benedicts in tiie world, and they do is just the time to order. Tliia houae were In the Yale Business College entitles the -^F.+KOGOUR,-^- not depend "on the aristocracy of their election fervor, said to him: "What's the the originators of the famed Beajtyty of Our Expert Fuller. Public sentiment in Texas favors the matter, Tom; you- don't seem to feel Hebron Potato, which were secured by Do our ladies know that Herr Gunther, holder to perpetual membership in the in damming of the Rio Grande. It also ancestors for their merits. stitution and to all the privileges of the well." "No," stammered the irrepressible the thousands of bushels by the V, S- South .Norwalk, is one of the most expert prescribed business course. A special favors the sumc thing in respect to many Mr. and Mrs, Talcott expecting to Agricultural Department and proved so of furriers. For years he woTked at his Tom; "I've beeu a republican up to now, popular everywhere, and they have now a. rate is announced for the school year of of the people on the other side of the spend most of the coming winter in Phil and now I'll be blanked if I ain't some artistic trade in the capitals of Europe, 1888. Early application will, we under new seedling called the "Rural New stand, secure an unlimited scholarship for RioGtande. adelphia, Washington and the South, how got back to be a d d democrat Yorker," which |is pronounced even su and, for the few years prior to coming to this country, he worked in Paris, the gay $35.00. Students may enter the college Merchant Tailor In his brief tour in Europe Emperor have rented their Belden avenue residence again." Whereupon his democratic sym perior to the Beauty of Hebron. at once. Furnishing through August free Vf'/A capital of sunny France. Ho is now :Ul William spent $250,000. The indications furnished to Mr. Stalford, book-keeper at pathizer incontinently rushed into the located under the Mahackcmo Hotel, on scholarships dated Sept. 3d. By ad are that he nut a great many Pullman Holmes & Keclei's for the winter. Mr. Tal Opera House to swell the feeble numbers - "• Harrison carries Neva York South Norwalk, -where ladies, who wish dressing Yale Business College, New Ha BRIDGEPORT. ven, Conn., full particulars may be learn JJ-,. car porters, and the wonder is that he got cott expects to remove his family trom his attending the democratic prohibition their robes new made or furs altered and 13 and 15 MAIN STREET, . and is elected."—N. Y. Sun. ed . off so cheaply. home in Ridgefield here on the 15th inst. meeting. repaired, can find him. NORWALK GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER, 7 1888.
path, she"came suddenly upon"u mail leaning THE ROCK OF AIUDAH. A RURAL HOME. SCRATCHED 28 YEARS. H0USAT0NIC RAILHUAD. j-.'/t-wNi ii'fMfi. y,fJ i'* h V V: : TOUTS BEAUTY against a tree and looking moodily upon the To > Inventors ; . -; *• • Aiudah: See the blackening waves advance , _ j Can be Obtained never dream you need ground. It was John Macomber. Banbury and Nor walk Division. Against the shore, like armies to the fray, j orburnished dome; A Scnly, Itching, Skin Dtaentie with Eml- BY USING Hearing footsteps, he looked up and saw Ira Sitfieriim Cnrcil by Ciit'cn- ; We recently'saw aU Then break in silvery clouds, while rainbows is a lesson all mayread, Florence, his old love, standing before him, Corrected April 25th, 1SS7. dance ' t have far to poam— l'n ltciiiolii'N. the color coming and going in her face. His PA&KXUKIt TIE A INS suit of boys' clothes ; In the long lines of diamonded spray I CLINTON'S where lore has sown the seed heart gave a great bound and then seemed to 6E0. R. BYIN6T0N , They strike, they break, they die on tlio lagoon. sweet hind borne. II I had known of the CUTICUKA KEMEDIES SOUTH. WITCH HAZEL ' stand still. Lifting his hat, he said, coldly: I OFFICE: ff f; ^ in the window of a , Like stranded whales, their long triumphant -William Lyle twenty-eiglit years ago it would have saved me Lv. Norwalk. Lv .So. Norwalk, Ar.Wilson Poin swell "Miss Grahame, I believe." $200.00 (two Hundred dollars) and an immense a 02 a. m. G 10 a. in. amount of suffering. My disease (Psoriasis) com dry goods house, M ::o-.v hides tho prostrate shore; retreating soon •TOILET BBEIM. "Yes," said Florence; and then she added, 7 a. m. 7 5« " S 03 Cor. Louisiana Av*. and 7tit St Tliey leave the pearl, the coral, and the shell. 'W... tremulously: menced on my head in a spot not larger than a 8 17 = S 20 " S 32 •• ' It in the only preparation In the cent. It spread rapidly all over my body and got 10 03 10 13 u 10 20 " labeled "all wool." So, youthful bard, will passion's surges roll world warranted tocure amieradicate "Mr. Macomber, I am glad wo have met, under mynail9. The scales would drop on of me lu 50 p. in. t oo p. m. 1 07 p. m. Washington, I). C.. Oil thy young lieai-t, but do thou scizo tbe lyre all impurities from the skin, such as for I have something to ask you." all the time, and my suffering was endless and 4 34 " 14<; 4 53 " The suit was made of „ , And Hike tho soul of music, at l.er hymn Pimple*. Salt Rheum, without relief, One thousand dollars would not. ««» " Mixed (» 50 Ki Mxd. 7 U0 u Mixep _ Plenh Worvr<« and Sun "What can he meant I don't understand "If I can bo of any service, pray command (lives his Personal Attention to l'rocuriifc Tit ,• threatening floods will suddenly retire, Jiurn* It gives tne complexion A freshnef* an<] translueency tempt ms to have lliis disease over again. I am a S 02 " S 07 " 8 15 k corduroy which, as is • vy And on tho strand of thy delivered soul irbicb cannot be obtained byany other,even by thedangerotig useof tt at alL" The speaker was a tall, graceful me," he answered. poor man, but feel rich lolieielieved of what some 9 47 / 10 «4 " 10 SI u arsenic. It Is tineqnaled as a beautlfier of the hand*, refintne the "Will you have tho kindness to explain of the doctors said was leprosy, some ring-worm, Leave conga whoso splendors never shall bodim. skin and makfngitsoft, clear and white. Witch Hazel Toilet Cream girl of about 30, with a clear cut,, beautiful psoriasis, etc. I took and .Sarsaparillas NORTH. well known, is every / —Garnett, from the Polish. 19 not a paint or powder used to cover nptheimnuritieaoftheikin face, grave, sweet eyes of deep hazel, a broad, this letter, which I received from you two ouer one year and a half, but no cure. |[ went lo bnt a remedy that heals perfectly and converts thesame tocnvl^Ue years ago?' Lv. Wi son Point Lv.So. Norwalk, Ar^ beautv. Price of triil box. S5c. For Sale BY AI.L white brow,and waving brown hair. "What two or three doctors aud no cure. .I' cannot praise 1 10 n. m. 1 4" a. m. 2 10 a. m. thread cotton. 1 hat ":isic for tho Invalid. WITCH HAZEL "TRflfeT CO. CIINT-JIVIUE COSH.' "I think I can explain that note without the CUTICUKA KEMEDIES too much. They have can he mean?" a w «:r» " 0 40 " Tin annals of medical history, i:i fact, reading it, Miss Grahame." made mv skin as clear aad free frcm scales as a S 45 " H is 0 23 *4- In the V, S. Patent Office and all Foreia is a sample of how It was the twentieth time, at least, that baby's. 'AH I used of them was three boxas of 12 Ml " 12 IS Countries. abound in records of cases in which musi.' "I havo never understood it," said Flor CUTICUKA CUTICUKA KKSOI.- Florence Grahame had repeated these words , and threeboitlesof 'I 55 p. It). li 05 p. IU. 3 11 p. IU. has accomplished cures v.ben every effort of F. ence. VENT, and two cakes of CUTICUUA S-OAI*. If yon An experience or nearly tun years in the Pauu* catch phrases are during the past fifteen minutes, and sho was 4 25 »• f» 10 ft 15 " attending physicians failed to prodnco any "I was under tho impression that its mean had been here and said yoti would have cured me • t »•) k OMlce has given him » perfect familiarity uit. no nearer the solution of the matter which u ing was very plain. In that noto I intended for $2:10.01 you would have had the money. I look 5 50 " 0 25 0 3;» every classliicatiou of inveutlon and the partii u.ai used to deceive. We satisfactory result. Our nervous organism puzzled her than she had been before. Sud ed like the picture in your book of psoriasis (pic • 10 to " iu i r " 10 24 u KHAMINEKS AND BUKhrtliw, to which tadi i". tho scat of sensation, tlio mainspring of F. denly she arose from her seat by the window to convey tho idea that in compliance with ture number two "How to cure S * in Diseases"), aud every Invention Is referred, lie lias u con. place a label oil every" , your wish I released you from your engage hut now I am as clear as any person ever was. \V. II. STKVENSON, Vice-Pres. aud (Jen'l .Manager plete familiarity with the Hules of Praciitc vitality, whereby our imagination is aliko of tho pretty sitting room and went into the 1 P ment to me." Through force of habit 1 rub my hands over iny H . c. AYNE, Superintendent. the Itecords. Models, Ac., Ac., Ac., an stimulated and controlled. The induoiicj of room adjoining, where a little woman of SO arms and legs to scratch once in a while, but to|iio J. T. B'ENN. (ieneral Ticket Agent. every detail of the olllce, and GIVK3 Ills PKK garment i.i our stock., tho imagination 0:1 health is exemplified by or thereabout, with large, round blue eyes "In complianco with my wish!" sho re purpose. I am all well. I scratched twenty-eight SONAL ATTENTION lo the Interests of lilt peated. "Then Grace was right. You did ycais, and it got to be a kind of second nature to Clients. Being on the ground, and visiting Hit stating truthfully its• thoso who nro tho victims of hypochondri andyiufifr yellow hair, was quietly sewing. ine. I thank you a thousand times. Anything New York, New Haven & Patent Olllce daily, lie can serve Inventors Ik asis, and even in cases of actual physical 'fflBra6e,5"fbh® sAiii,Addressing the little receivo a letter which you supposed I had more that you want to know write me, or anyone securing their Letters Patent far more advantage • Y quality, and then give"' ailments tho intelligent physician recognizes woman before her, "please read this and written." who reads this may write to me and I will answer. ously t liali Solicitors who do not reside DENNIS DOWNING. Washington. the importance of diverting the patient's favor me with ycrar opinion as to its mean "I certainly received a letter from you, in Hartford Railroad. a printed guarantee which you'declared that you had never loved Waterbturv, Vt., Jan. iOth, 1SS7. i:i:nd from tho contemplation of his condi ing. I must confess that it is entirely be tion, which invariably tends to aggravate yond my powers of comprehension/" nic." " Psoriasis, Eczema, Tetter, Kingworm, I.ichen OCTOI5EI' 27th, 1888. Ncarclivs and Kojectcd which entitles you to * liis symptoms. "John." she Grace, or Mrs. Harding, was Florence Gra- cried, "I did not writo that l'ruritus, Scald Head, Milk Crust, Dandruff. Um Presuming, of course, that tho invalid is letter!" j bers',-Bakers'. Grocers' and Washerwoman's Itch N 10 W Y <> It It DIVISION. Applications your money Lack if hame's sisterand nine years her senior; but "You did not write it?" * and every species of Itcliinir, Burning, Scnly.l-iin- not 0110 of thoso unhappy mortals having being childish in (U^osition she was accus plyllnmVtrs of the Skill imd Scalp and Blood, Trains leave South Norwuilc as fol.ows:— A Specialty. To all those whose applications the goods are not as^ u violent distasto for music, what can bo "No. I never saw it." with loss of Hair, are positively cured by CUTICU have been rejected, he will make au exanuuatlon tomed to defer to Florence and Charles Hard "Florence Grahame, what do you mean?" KA the great Skin Cure, and CUTICUKA SOAP, an aud report, oil the same gratuitously. Prelimin better adapted to cheer tho mind and rein- ing, her husband, in everything. It was For New York.—Accommodation trains at stated or if you can vigorato tho cntiro system than an art which FECHTER'S FAMOUS "I mean that the letter which you received exquisite Skin Ueautitler externally,and CUTICUKA FI.fio, S.:M, a. in., l.-.ti (local) y.4i, n.ir., ary examination of the Patent Olllce Itecords. very seldom that she was consulted on a sub KKSOI.VENT, the new Blood Purifier internally, prior to an application for a patent, wlli be made appeals directly to our emotional nature? In two years ago, and which you supposed was when physicians aud all other remedies fail. 7.i, detail in a circular which will tie mailed free of We can think of no stronger bid to make for . FAIRICON No.3 playing her wisdom. She took up the letter i!T>E.; KKSO'I.VBNT, $1. Prepared by llie i'OTTKK p.mWashington iiiglii,e.\pressl2.r>ti a. ill. charge to every apnlicuut. lie lias special which recalls pleasant memories lias the "I do not know." J)nu(i AND CIIK.MIC.VI. CO., Boston, Mass. facilities also tor which Florence had placed on the table at her I'or New Haven innl tile lOnsf.—Accommo business when that is coupled with a stock second greater influence. Like all other medicine, A NEW DISCOVERY! side, and this is what she read: John Macomber looked long and earnestly SB".Seii(l for "How to Cure Skin Diseases," U4 dation trains at C.:tl, T.ilS. ,-.r>(). lti.44 a. in., 1.44, in order to bo efficacious it must bo pure This excellent and harmless herb preparation will into tho faco of the girl beforo him, and bo pages, flu illustrations, and Km testimonials. 4.M, S.S4, s.4!), !>.4», 11.Hi p. in. Kxpress irams Procuring Patent, ii Foreign prevent the hair fromfalling out after being used a few Miss GRAHAME—After the avowal you have said to himself that truth lay in her eyes end at, I.li!a. in. (Washington night express), a.lii, to none in this country for extent and variety. and well compounded and of n kind adapted weeks. It willalmost immediately starta new growth. made, which, pardon me if 1 say I think might to individual requirements. Tho subject is Cleanses the Scalp. Removes Dandruff and Scurf. on her face. raapLG^. black-heads, chapped and oily skin a. in.; I-2.1st, I.lit, (local), H.0T, 4.11 (tlousa- have been made some time ago with more justice (|f| prevented by CUTICUKA .MEDICATED SOAP. tonic Jixpress) 5.0S (v nilgai tick .Express) C..2U Countni \ u:ie of considerable interest, aud its careful Prevents Itching and Irritation. Prevents Baldness, ''.Then you were.true?" ho said slowly. P and is a suro cure for all Diseases of the scalp. to mo. lcap do,nothingbut release you 'from an (ISridgeport special), i.i:;, (npringtlelil local), 7.21 He refers to any oltlcer of the Patent Olllce, and ROGERS, PEET & CO., « : t'j£ by most of tho teachers.—Boston PIIU R BITTE KS for $1.00, less tlian^ 5 comes home this evening." SANFOKD'S KADICAI. CUKE consists of one bottle ALBANY, with New York Central and Hudson «miG NORWALK, CONN. Transcript. one cent a dose. It will cure tlie^ ^ how dull and joyless his lifo would bo with of the KADICAI. CUKK, one box of CATAKKIIAI. Itiver Kailroad for Utica. NIAGAKA FALLS,Buf "We will do nothing of tho kind," replied. WILL , tyf worst cases of skin disease, from^ ^ Q Florence. "Charlie's power for discovering out her. SOI.VKNT, anj one IMPKOVED INHAI.EU; price, $1. falo aud the West; with Boston and Albany Kail Cases of Al>scntmlndedncss. B a common pimple 011 tlie face, I'OTTEB UKUG A CIIEMIOAI, Co., Boston. road and Fitchburg Kailroad for Boston; with Del to that awful disease Scrofula.^ the meanings of puzzling epistles is doubtless But it could not be. Another woman stood aware and Hudson Co.'s Kailroad for Montreal A good place to study absentmiudedness is SULPHUR ISJTTEIiS is the# ^ unlimited, but I have no desire to let every between them. Another woman claimcd liis and the North, and with SPECIAL TKA1NS TO POLAND SPRING. WE SEND BY MAIL -AKEHENSLAV in f. restaurant. Nearly all of them accumu best medicine to use in ail# ~ one know that I have been jilted." And loving words and caresses, and ho could only AND I' liO.M SAKATOGA. BKST SVMMEIt HOTKI. ACCOXXUDAIIOXS IN late :i little store of umbrellas, canes, gloves, cases of such stubborn and#yol]r Kid- stand there in silence, his heart breaking PAINS AND WEAKNESSES. The New York Transfer Co. will call for anil lecp seated diseases. Do#neysareout with these words she tufned and walked to check baggage from hotels and residences. 32tf NKW KMil.AND. overcoats, wraps, handkerchiefs, eyeglasses, not ever take #ofordei\ (,*3c _ tho window on the opposite side of the room. with lovo and pity for the girl beforo him. Consumption in issi of pocketbooks, latch keys, jewelry, hairpins, "Florence!" Presently Florence raised her head and OF FE.YI \ l„K*. BLUE PILLS muffs, parcels, hand bags, and iu l'act every or mercury, they are dead#£u ai.e'si('.,;_ no "Well, Grace, what have I said to shock said in a low, stifled voice: 111!Instantly relieved by the Cnticura POLAND WAI ER'. U thing that is not fastened to customers by "Go!" Anti-I'niu Plnstcr.n new, most agree ^MMlfcCKSSO^POSTPAlO^ NDIT!U y tt vliat ails yout > Wis it my remark in reference to naturo or tho tailor, or cannot follow them S*ULPIIUR BITTERS,iKJ" ^ "My^xior love!" ho murmured tenderly. able, instantaneous and infallible pain- 350,000 GALLONS, 9 the purest and best#?0"'use_. Charlie?" "Go!" sho repeated. "Go, I say!''and with flRrkii killing plaster, especially adapted to Sherlilaii s Condition Fowdea° out, like children and dogs. Men havo been "It was not what you said about Charlie," relrelieve Female pain3 anil weaknesses. medicine ever made.^Sulphur BltttrS! out a word ho left her.—Waveriey Magazine. NEARLY 3,000,000 BOTTLES. is absolutely;pure and highly concentrated. One ounce is worth a pound of any other kind. Strictly a known, after ordering their meal, to fall into IsyoarTongne Coated# r m answered Mrs. Harding, "though I am sorry' WiWarranted vastly superior to all ntln r medicine, to be given in the food, ouce daily, iu small doses. Prevents nud euros* all diseases of hens. plasters, and the most perfect antidote to Paiu.ln- The largest sales of any spring in the Uuiied Worth— " Its"*»weight weigtit in goldf" when hens are moulting, and. to keep them healthy. Testimonials sent free- fits of abstraction co deep that they got up, witliaye]lowsticky#Don't wait until youM you will not allow me to tell him about this ' Invariably Played 'Tankeo Doodle." flamation and Weaknesses yet compounded. At States and more than'all the springs at Saratoga by mail. Aakyoar druggists grocer, general store, or feed dealer for It. i( you ynn't it, send at paid their bill and were about to waik out, substance? Isyour#are unable to walk, or letter, as I am sure he would understand it," all droggists, 25 cents ; live for for $1.(10 ; or, pos combined. once to us. Take no other Kind. We will send postpfilrl by mall as follows: —A new, enlarged, >, breath foul and#are flat 011 your back, Last spring several members of tho Ameri elegantly illustrated copy of the "FAKMEKS* POULTRY RAJSLN'G GUIDE" rprieo ur» cents; tells liow '! till reminded that they had not eaten what offensive? Yonr#but get some at once, It she added with wifely pride. "I was sur tage free, Of i'OTTElt l)KUp« «T, Miller's Vegetable Kxpcctorunt ia* y INCREASE YOUR PENSION. 1 va.Uttblu for Coughs & Colds,JOe. & i,l. us Draggris' ts. tO VenrN in Advance. Many pensioners borne on the rolls aie entitled and creates a good oxeuso to stave off the "It is just possible," said the girl slowly. Tho American was surprised nt this ex AHE MADE BY, to a much higher rale of pension than they now people who want a bill broken for nothing.— The Best in the World! "It is more than possible; it is probable. hibition of ignorance on tho part of his old receive. Iu a great majority of cases in which Chicago Herald. country cousin,. and hastened to set him R'CHARDSON& BOYNTON CO , pension was granted for disease, the pensioner is Alki*** At least you should give him the benefit of entitled to an increase of rale, and in most cases the doubt. I am certain that ho loves you straight. £32 mid 234 Wiilcr SI*, Xew York. where it was granted for wounds or injuries ihe 3forfcl I^irgc Places of Worship. 8PERRY & BARNES devotedly, and he would not have deserted "Oh, no; that's not our national anthem, i Healthful. Powerful. Durable. disability increases each year. As t'ine passes the Tho largest Christian placo of worship in 4IS. jite. you in this manner without some reason." 'America' is tho title of tho song that has | disability of all classes naturally increases. Many ROOt BEER i\o tias, uo Km!. Wonderfully Successful were at llrst, rated too low, and it orten occurs tho world is the church of St. Peter's in "But who could have written him such a that honor." Heaieis. Established 1S3T. oni& FOR EVERYBODY. that pensioners are unjustly or erroneously re Rome, which has a capacity for a congrega- letter as you spiialc of P' " 'America? 'America?' I never heard of .—SOLD BY— 2m36 duced by examining surgeons, A pensioner i* tiod of 54,000 persons. Tho three nest in HAMS "Somo one who desired to separate j-ou it. What is the tunrt" entitled to increase on a disability not set forth in order of sizo are: Milan Cathedral, which * The American hummed tho tune, and tho KNAPP'S his original declaration. The pension laws are 'as- two. Florence, in his letter John refers to F.W. JAQU', Jr Full directions on each bottle. Ask for good cases. Soldiers suffering with disabilities A Town in Cnenos Ayres. HAVEN "You are right, Grace. It is strange that was tho reason why "Yankee Doodle"' was contracted in service, who have not applied for a It is said that near Buenos Ayres a whole " Knapp's Root Beer Extract." UNION AVENUE, pension, should do so as it Is their KIGHT. SAUSAGE CONN I did not think of that before. Some one has substituted for "America."—New York town is being built at once, consisting of 800 endeavored to part us. and I fear has suc Press. F. B. KNAPP& SONS, New Yorfc Nortli of Norwalk Cemetery, SOLDIERS OF THE MEXICAN WAR, houses, with a town hall, postoffice,. court Are Cuaranteed ceeded." Established 1839. Who were in that Bervlce sixty davs, tor their CHIQACQ, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y. monitor Class of War Vessels. FOE SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS. widows if not re-married] are entitled'to$8.00 per house, library, theatre and church, several "Why? You have only to show this noteto UORWAEK, - - CONN. month troni January 'A)th, iSfci. tfro Its central position imd close connection with Eastern Lines at Chicago and hotels, offico buildiugs and restaurants, a THE BEST IN THE Hundreds of others of different types ha v.' continuous lines at terminal points West, Northwest and Southwest, make it the John, and all will be well." Dealer Iu lu Green House ana Hot House and tramway line, and a system of sewers. The MARKET. "A veryfoa^y method of settling the affair, sprung up and disappeared, the designers of Ladies! Those dull true mid-link in that-transcontinental chain of steel which unites the Atlantic tired looks and feelings Bedding and Vegetable Plants, Frait and Ornamen and Paoiflc. Its main line and .branches include Chicago, Joliet, Ottawa, La Salle, new town is intended for Italians, of whom if it were ^fmljlpossible. Unfortunately Mr. each claiming in the last that the true system Our KETTLE LARD is Strictly Pure speak volumes! This tal Trees Shrubbery, Vines. Cut Flowers alwayB 'Peoria, Oensseo, and Bock Island, in Illinois; Davenport, Huscatine, great numbers emigrate to Buenos Ayres, and Free from A!l Adulteration. Macomberjleftjtho village this evening." had been found. But the monitor class, al ltemcdy corrects all con /Washington-Fairfield, Ottumwa,Oskaloosa,West Liberty, Iowa City, DesSCoines, and, out of compliment to them, is to be "That is unfortunate. Who told you?" though neglected for years, has never lost its ditions, restores vigor on hand and all sorts of designs in Flowers arranged Indianola, Winterset, Atlantic, Knoxville, Audubon, Harlan, Guthrie Centre and vitality and brings to order. 41yg named Garibaldi.—Public Opinion. LOOK" CAREFULLY FOB THE BRAHD. "line Doy who brought me this letter, i place as a factor among tbe ironclads of the back youthful bloom ' l and Council Bluflb, in Iowa: Jiallatin, Trenton, Cameron, j world. Tho question arises, Why has th* Grading; and lie-filling Cemetery Plots St. Joseph and Kansas City, in Missouri; Leavenworth thought when ho handed it to mo that it was and beauty. Druggists.7 What Good Teeth Mean. We manufacture all goods bearing our monitor been neglected? Is it because there Prepared nt Dr. Kilmer s_DIs- and Atchison, in Kansas ; Minneapolis and St. Paul, in a note explaining tho. suddenness of his de prompt!} attended to. SAFE Minnesota; Watertown and Sioux Falls, in Dakota, and Good teeth mean—to a certain extent- brand at our packing house, New Haven. parture." is an unwarranted doubt of her seagoing many other prosperous towns and cities. It also offers a qualities with which the misfortunes of the. good digestion, and consequentlygood health, "Perhaps ho left his address with some of . Notice. CfiOICB OF BOUTBS to and from the Pacific Coast and intermediate places, whilo bad teeth often mean tho contrary. Sperry & Barnes, his friends." first monitor enshrouded it? The loss of that For sale by C. LAMAM, 11 Main street. f all transfers in Union Depots. Past Trains of fine DAY COACHES, vessel could not reasonably bo a reflection rilHE su'uscriber having sold out his Grocery t jDiOTNO CABS, magnificent PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CABS, Too many people forco the stomach to do the NEW HAVEN, CONN. "He has very few friends in the village, M. Uiisiness. at No. 5 Wall Street, to Mu. CHAK- work that tho teeth should havo done, and and it is not likely that het would have ac upon the safety of those that followed, for it GOLD HEDALi PABIS, 1878 < II. VAI.DKN. would earnestly request all his 1 (between Chicago, St. Joseph, Atchison and Kansas City) restful BECLIN- vii*"iii- 'ii? • # fii* was designed for service hi the inland waters. Itra OHAXB CABS, seats FBEE to holders of through first class tickets. tlio much abused* long suffering stomach re quainted any of them with his plans, leaving BAKER'S customers to continue lo confer their patron- bels at this now function thrust upon it, and hurriedly as he did." Her construction, not unlike that of a New e upon Ins successor, who will in every way en- York ferryboat, showed that she was mani uvor to serve t Item us faithfully a» I have always tho most dangerous results follow as a natu "Never mind. I am suro that you will 11 gilt to do. OKU. F. QUINTAKD. THE CHICAGO, KANSAS & NEBRASKA R'Y ral consequence.—National Stockman.. hear something from him soon." festly never intended by her designer to bo Norwalk, conn., August 1st, 18SS. (QRKAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE) sent to sea. The structural weakness was in Mrs. Harding had gone back to her seat Warranted absolutely pure •stand* west and aonthwsei; firom Kansas City and St. Joseph to FairburyP t Transported for Life. and resumed her sewing. Presently she said, the overhang; tho deck being so arranged Cocoa,-troia which the excess of Nelson, Horton, 'Xopeko, Herington, Hutchinson, that the beams rested on tho hull proper, pro Wichita, Caldwell, and all •J Si J |j|\Y^ points in southern Nebraska, First Navy—'Eard as 'ow Bill Slogger'a cheerily: Oil has boon removed. It has three _bee!i transported for life? "Florence, you must tako your walk as jecting some feet beyond, upon which the times the strength of Cocoa mixed Giwries Frrsi aii New' inteiicnrKansas«"* beyond. 33|lflEntire passenger equipment plating was fastened. Tho sea striking under of the celebrated PfMjjIlB mr-mfMtiire. Solidly bal , Second ditto—Yaas; 'is mate was a-tellin' usual this evening. You must not think of with Starch, Arrowroot orSugarf I shall keep constantly on hand a lasted track of heavy steel rail. Iron and stone bridges.' this extension started the deck from tho hull and is therefore far toorc economi me. Not cs wot I b'lieve 'e'll live through it this affair too much, or when John comes GRATE, All safety appliances and modera improvements. Commodious, well built as 'e's summat the matter with 'is 'eart.— and caused her loss. cal, costing less than one cent a back he will find that you have lost all of FULL LINE OF ALL GOODS etattona. Celerity, certainty, comfort and luxury^assured. London Judy. your color." Subsequent monitors have no overhang. crip. It is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, cosily digested, and usually found in a "Ho will never come back," answered tho The iron hulls are built up to where tho out THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE Sailing Tonnage. girl. "I feel it—I know it." side plating goes on; then recede inboard to admirably adapted for invalids as EGG. Is the fiiTOrite between Chicago, Bock Island, Atchison, Kansas City, and Min MANUFACTURERS AND DEAi-lillf-' IN the thickness of the plating, the latter resting well as for persons in health. neapolis and St. Paul. The tourist route to all Northern Summer Besorts. Its The reports of tho hydrographic bureau at She went slowly to her room, and taking a Sold by (iroccrN everywhere. Welwlnmi His lull I isimism tlin inont in nclii ~f itrn Tnnrtn fifth n gTeat "wheat and Washington declare that the sailing tonage photograph from a drawer looked at it ten on this shoulder, flush with tho outside hull, t- ry-;- which, being bent in to i srm the shoulder, dairy belt"of Northern Iowa, Southwestern Minnesota and East-Centralentral Dakota. of the world is nearly double that of steam, derly and sadly. It was tho faco of a very \ BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass, The ahort line, via Seneca and Kankakee, offers superior and that this relative proportion is likely to handsome man; and as her eyes dwelt on tho continues up insido tho plating to the height which I will sell at prices STOVE, faeilitiea to travel between Cincinnati. Indianapolis, Lafa of the deck.—J. J. Bricv, lieutenant com bo maintained.—Chicago Herald. ^ noble brow and proud mouth, sob after sob DEFYING HONEST COMPETITION yette, and Council Bluflb, St. Joseph, Atchison, Leaven mander U. S. N., in New York Times. ELY'S worth, *«••*• City, Minneapolis and St. Paul. LUMBER, TIMBER, shook her form, and she cried aloud in tho ATARRH Got Thero First. bitterness of pain: C to beat. A share of the public patronage is solicit For Tickets, Maps, Folders,. «ny desired information, ed and every effort will be made to faithfully NUT. apply to any Coupon Tichnt Offico i i the United States or Canada,mm or address, "Thoso Thompsons are a bad lot. Three out "Oh! John, John, haveyou gone out of my Baco Horses Must Be TVatclictf. CTUM BALM serve our customers. (iive u» a call and of the four ought to bo in tho penitentiary." life forever?" As I said, no ono knew my business, and let us assure you of our ability to t. ST. JOHN, PHIC4no ... E. A. H0LBR00K, * * * * $ * not a single man, except thoso in the stable, ('IciniM'^ i lie give satisfaction. Qenerol Xaneger. CHICAGO. ILL. Gen'l Ticket & PasB'r A«rente "What of the fourth?" Shingles, La I it. Two years passed—years fraught with sor saw Knott work before the race; except on \»i »I I'.issny- Free from Slate "He's there."—Timet row for Florence Grahame. Death had como one or two occasions. Ho has got a most pe «*», JIIISIJ s pain into the Harding household and robbed it of CHAS. H. TALDEN, New York city is to spend $S50,000 this culiar gait, and when he is loafing nlon£ you and iHttamma Its stay and , support—Charles Harding. would think lio was doing liis level best. Tho HAYFEVER The "Record." A PAYING INVESTMENT year in improving tho,buildings occupied by Doors, Sash Grace, overcome with' grief, after her hus two occasions in which ho worked openly ho lion lifiils I IK; 5 Willi Nt,, Norwalk, ('1. and Dust. her charity charges and providing them with mc-ro wholesome diet. band's death had fallen into a decline, and was simply playing, and all the smart fel 1J38 For ale . • • 't ioon she, too, was gone, leaving Florouea lows thought; ho was breaking his neck. • •S lll«* The Norwalk Becord A necklace of human knucklebones was tho They had about fifty "touts1' at tho track s ' IN SOUTII KOHWALK, A I.AKCi:,, ,, alone. «>l' ln>tr siiul For Sale at a Sacrifice. gift received by a missionary from a partial She was now employed as teacher to two watching him, and every ono of them tele- Is an established fact. Although ouly one chief. Blinds, Mould in-g, little girls, daughters of a Mr. Deerhurst, graphed back that he wasn't worth €3. smell. Will be fold ii* applied for FOOII, Careful Drivers. year old its circulation already, averages Double House? and her home was as pleasant as sho could "When ho won the Junior Champion every « Fifty dollars in nickels weigh exactly 10% reasonably have expected it to be. body -who know anything thought ho had a HAY-FEVER TF.Y THE CUBE TEN ROOM COTTAGE, Each containing Ten Kooms, Water, Sewer Bounds. A particle is applied into each nostril and is 3,000 COPIES PER WEEK, .! Conned ions aud Closets. Florenco had neither heard from nor mei "cinch" on tho Futurity, and McLaughlin, agreeahle. Price 50 cents at Druggists ; liy mail, within five minutes walk of the «lohn Macomber during tbe past two years, Murphy, Garrison and the rest, who had all registered, 60 cts. ELY BKOTIIKltS, ;5I5 Warren a fact which attestsits rapid rise and Arm hold on Hay fever, Asthma. Immediate relief. but she had never ceased to hope that some refused to ride him before, wanted to ride Street, NewYork. iy4i bridge, with never failing well of the public favor. It aims to be clean and whole Paying 12 per cent, on the money Window I'ft, m ex, Polite Attention. some, and presents all the legitimate news in .Fontaine's Cure. Sold by all druggists. time in the future they vyould meet and all without pay. I knew it was the world excellent water, and a cistern readable, spicy and terse shape. Its subscription to be raised. would be explained. < against Bryant and I had to watch my points. ELECTROBOLE. price 19 sufficiently low to enable anybody to have Possibly the mcst courteous of all the The Great Alvine. Cures external, blind or holding three hundred hogs Mortgage CIIII remain mi ILIR That hope had aidedijier'to bear bravely Thero never was a treasury vault guarded Piles.!bleeding, chronic, recent or hereditary. In- it without discarding any other of their favorite Jil nee masts is ilie lop gallant. her sorrow and to go cneernftlyiout into the like that colt was. Every night two men Jtant relief: flnnl cure certain and never returns. No in heads, for laundry purposes journals, and it prospers without encroaching ' ...V sr» desired... >-• ii IN world to battle delicacy. Neither knife, purge, salve or suppository. upon the prosperity of any of its' excellent and MolTat's Life l'ills cure Heailnclie, Bil Pickcls, cfr. for herself. ' slept in the stall with him, and one of them For Sale by all modern improvements esteemed local contemporaries, as is shown by For further information eurjuireot Today she was standing at the school room had a pistol and tho other a hatchet. I gavo ALL DKUGGISTS. I.V44 the fact that it enjoys aud appreciates the Hearty iousness, Fevers, G'ostivenoss, and all windofr, looking out upon the lawn below them instructions to knock tho first man's conveniences, etc. Cost good will of all—the GAZKTTE, Hour, Sentinel, troubles of the Stomach and Bowels. For head off that stuck his nose in the stall, and Journal and Republican. H C. HYATT, NORWALK sale by druggists everywhere. with sad, wistful eyea^She wore a long, owner $8,000, and THE KECOKD is fient to any address for the flowing dress of soiyB-tftn black material, thoy would have done it.—Owner Bryant in Or, address II., l!rx -JiO, Kuwalli I' A bin ber who talks too much is ofteu unall sum ot Ottlce. which fell in folds around the slender, grace Courier-Journal. EAT will be sold for 4f,ft given to cutting remarks. Veneer [| Hard Wood Work. ful figure. $5,000 with only "Will my life neTelr.be happier than it is Teaching Them a Lessou. 75 cents a Year; He Copies, 2 Ms. After trying numerous so-called calarth now?" she murmu&d with a sigh. "Why Doubtless it was only ccccntricity, not $1,500 down. South Norwalk. BUY YOUR remedies and receiving no benefit I was > Now is the Time to Subscribe finally induced to try Ely's Cream Balm, has not God blessed'me With some of 'the joy lunacy, that ailed tho womau who sat oppo to satisfac *5i- J and gladness which he has given to others in site mo iu a horso car. Tho front windows and, after trying one bottle, I take great NORWAIjB:, OT. pleasure in lecommeudiDg it to all suffer Han Wood Ceilirga'd floo.irg abundance?" i were open, and on tho platform tvero several tory party. FUEN [TITHE "Miss Grahame!" . • p sj • men, smoking. Of course this mado tho air SPECIAL TO FARMERS. ers from catarrh.—N. L. Gorton, with S. The girl turned and saw a servant girl offensive, raid this woman sat where sho had Im33 Enquire at GAZETTE OFFICE. GEO. W. BENNETT OF Gorton & Co., Gloucester, Mass. standing in thofcpen doorway. to choko with tho fumes or stojj breathing al Record Though he may never leave shore, the Nor Hill I*. Conn. "Miss Grahame, Mrs. Deerhurst would like together. Sho had a severe faco and a deter Dsmrviso*. T .EII jXJS sheriff is ofteu on the seize. mined manner. When sho thrust her hand TRADE MARK. PUBLISHES EVERY SATUKDAY THE you to come W$be drawing room as soon as Geo. S. Gregory. HUBBELL'S BUILDING. Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption. Fon possible." savagely into a pocket I looked to see a re Opposite Horse Railway Depot. A gonil i ne now "Let Mrs. 'fieerhurst know that I will be volver drawn and tho offender shot on tho Office hours from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. The New York Market Reports in stock or taine's Cure relieves a cold in 12 hours. spot. But tho thing that sho took out was a Bold by druggists. C. Lapham, 11 Maiu there immediately," answered Florence, and Livery, Boarding, Sale, street, Norwalk. M. SCHWAB. without delayihe prepared to obey her em respirator, a sort of adjustable bandage of NO IIWALK. f C(J|{ItECTED UP TO DATE. tfiSa Parlor. Chamber. Dining and Kitclien ployer's bidding. "She wishes me to sing," cloiU, such as consumptives sometimes wear Feed and Exchange Corn dodgers—men who have been OPTICIAN and OCULIST, she said to herself, as sho descended tho over their mouth3 and nostriU i:i cold FURNITURE kicked for stepping on them. stairs. "I am sorry. I am not in tho mood wesli'icr, or when compelled to brer.tlio bad cnolce A woman who is weak, nervous and air. This she placed over her firmly set St,a bles. POSITIVELY CLOSING WIEKS Delivered at ?0nr home without extra expense. for singing^ fbr strangers. I wonder if her sleepless,. aud who has cold hands and visitors will remain many days?" motli and disdainful nose, and then ueliantly ^.,,Wygi!l22LZni^ ^ As she entered t&e drawing room, which faced tho open window with iu inward feet, caunot feel and act like a well per draught of smoke. She got out at l'curtceuth BRAND CTCLOSAMA, BUILDING LOTS son. Carter's Iron Pills equalize the cir was partially filled with visitors, Mrs. Deer sti'eo.', with u glance ut the smokers, as if to FCS BREAKFAST. hurst came forward and said in the soft, GROCERS culation, remove nervou»uess, and give Lay: "You may expect to y years of hard stndj many, T5 in Prance, 50 in Russia, 53 in India NomMtoYoriFreiMLfc ' KAIN STREET. smell was much impaired. By ihe use of room. and 125 in other countries. San Souci Plot. in the best institutions in Europe, and Having had ft. In a few moments her wonderful voico was Don't Fail to See this Great Ely's Cream Balm 1 have overcome these practical experience of UveM.y-llve years in tin* KTo. Knlglit St APPLY TO , r All kinds of the licst qualities of Jlents, Fish, troubles.—J. B. Case, St. Denis Uotel, iN. country, I am enabled ul tlrsr sight to adapt lenses filling the-room with sweet, sad music. Cliolura prevails in the Philippine Isl Battle Scene at Oaee. Clams, Veg«(ablcs, etc., are kept constantly on most appropriate to restore the vision to its origina vigor and cure alltlie various diseases of the eye Oh, fragrant breeze, oh, murmuring trees, .. ands. (.nrtarofllorseCar Depot), A new subject now being painted will take its A. H. KYINUTON, hand, and will lie sold by us as low as can be pro ®h, waving, whispering lines, • »-j| NOltWAT.K, CONN. place in this building January 1st. 3mas cured at any market in Norwalk. We intend to Woik aud piny are necessary to the 1 have therefore combined my practice of an Oh, there to be again with thee, " " Glad tidings! Belief and cure of throat Oculist with that of an Optician, and am now en and lung diseases. Fontaine's Cure is Carriages famished at ill hours. Cojrteou prove to our customers tliat we deserve their actor, anil they should be mixed. abled to furnished all kinds of lenses and styles o My love of olden times! THE PROPELLEB8, attention and eentlenianly drivers. 1} GAZETTE OFFICE. *1 Spectacles and Eye.Glasses which are nuwle t guaranteed to cure a cold in 12 hours. Removal. patronage by fair and generous dealing. For over three months my son suffered order under my own supervision, to suit my cus As the last low notes died away Florence Iy40 I.OCKWOOl) A ANDREWS. lifted her hsad and saw reflected in a mirror For sale by C. Lapham, 11 Main street, US. BEACI1, Carpet Maker and Layer, has ninlil and day with rheumatism ; so much omers' visionary ailments. Norwalk. Cily of JMorwalk ami Eagle, M removed from (he fctheperrd Building, on. so that he was unable to feed himself. before her the figure and faco of John E C. WHITNEY'S Lewis street, to No. 7 Main street, where she will .»-.i TO H0BSE*' ft OWNERS! 5 ; Consultation Froo. Macomber. With h ifcee white to tho very Even if haste makes waste, tbe ordinary Will make daily trips for freight between be glad to receive and promptly attend to all We keep constantly on hand a good assortment of Your Sulphur Bitteis cured him, and I Keferences—Geo. G. Bishop, Cliar'.es Oimstea lips sho turned toward ran. Their eyes met messenger boy will never come to want. Neiv York anil Norwalk, supping at .South Nor. orders in her line o( business. She would alio am truly thankful to say tliey are an hon —; AJiT STORE:— return thanks for the liberal patronage bektowe.) ;r;:s i WANT EVERYBODY est mediciue.—Mrs. W. H. Carltlon, wife for an iustant, and scarcely heeding Mrs. Constipation is positively cured by Car walk, l.eaving Pier 23, foot of lieekman streets upon her for the past twelve years. «*t.' Kentucky and Ohio Horses, Marston's murmured words of approbation, New York every evening at s o'clock; Saturdays at 57 1 -'J! Maiu St., So. Norwalk. Norwalk. .luiy 19.1887. To come in and look over my stock of of Deacon Carleton, First Baptist church, SALESMAN WANTED.. ter's Little Liver Pills. Not by purging • ' <. * • - *" selected with great care In the western markets. Winchester, Mass. she left tho circle of vAitorsand fled to the and,weakening the bowels, but by regula •lp. in. Leaving Norwalk Bridge eyery evening. Entire stock moved from Danbury to So. Norwalk We have horses'suitable for all. purposes and no rjtO solicit, for our strU-Uy flrst-clafw Nursery schoolroom.: y ting and strengthening them. Tins is Kreiplit. taken from anil received Tor all point For Sale Cheap. one who wants a thoroughly reliableanimal slionld Monuments The dude is not muscular, but «heu he JL Stock, (loocl salary atul expenses, or coin- "At last!" s|o Cried, her heart beating joy Etrlihiroi.Kiigraviiigii.ArtotyiieN, Pnatels, purchase before seeing what we have to offer, mission paid weekly. Permanent employ men t done by improving the digestion and. stim "on (.lie Ihinbnry anil Jiorwnlk and Kliepaug Itail- SECOND-HAND Cast Iron Fence, with gate, TIL-, ' ...» AND U • • strikes au altitude he cripples it for life. fully. "At list I.have soeii liiiii and now all Water Colors, Ktc. we also keep constantly on hand at our Carriage guaranteed. Outfit free. .Previous experience ulating the liver to the proper secretion of roads nt. Cireatly Itedured Hates. A all in perfect order and as good as new, Repository a complete line of CARRIAGES from not required. Address at once will soon bo well)". bile, when the bowels will perform their PICTURE FRAMINO A SPECIALTY. adout 120 feet in length. Will be soldI at a sacri- theJiest makers, whica are manufactured for us She blushed awfully when I told hi r A. «F. VAN LI EU. Nurseryman. She felt that sho woiild suffocate if sho re Upon application to agents tlie City of Norwalk tlceif applied for soon. Enquire at to special order; every carriage warranted. HEADSTONES what lo do tor those horrid pimples with Mention this Paper. (4m22) KOCHKKIEK N. Y customary functions in an easy FULL STOCK CF ARTI8T&' MATERIALS. 30ft, UAZfiTTE OFFICK WAGONS and CARTS of every description. Before they buy anvthlngofthe kind. A selection mained within doors, and throwing a ttiin arid natural manner. Purgative pills must ami Eagle will be sent for special lots of freight HARNESSES, WHIPS, ROBES, BLANKETS which her face was coveted. She now shawl OVCF her head sho went out into tho anywhere in New York or its vicinity. Albums, Kus«*ls, Cabinet Frames can be made from them much better tlian from says it'you want a pink and white com Notice to Builders. be avoided. Ask for Carter's Little Liver potograpb or pencil sketch. Respectfully. • deepening October twilight. All was silent WAi; persons are forbid trusting any of the N. B.—After May lath, a complete slock of FOB SJLLX.: DAMN'S LIVERY STABLE, plexion with a nice clear smooth skin, you JWKST-QUAL1TY BUJLDJNG isTONE for . save for the rustling of the falling leaves and Pills. Price 25 cents. Ladies' Stationery and Box 1'apers. Will ting must use the litsl of all blood puiitiers, 1 cheap. Appiy to employes of the boats on this line oil account of Standard Linen, etc. Combination Billiaid and Pool Table, in first OFFICE 48 WALL ST., NORWALK '2 the occasional cry of a bird. When a man sits down and reflects, it clasB order. For sale at a bargain. Sulphur Bitters. tf J4WES SELLECK. he owners thereof. , s t|l, , , smifi ; .W. P. WHITNEY, Manager. A O ; OPP. ».* JI. H. «. DKPOT^,*,r 35 P. O- Box Hi Florenco walked on with bright eyes and does not always prove that he is brilliant. 8 4ltf Apply at OAZETTK FFICE. a jpyful heart. /Turning .a sharpcurve in foe 1 j " y . i .il