A war. or Will-W-
A- ltntlah nettle-'- Dive-urn alas
Hallelu- Ie Well as Food. ‘
The disconnect: a“: which Mr Sim-
monds but last delivered before the So-
ciety} olf Art: lits well worthy of the most
care It court I oration. I-‘ ,nccordi to
the lt5t'5lllfll’. constitute I“, :3.”
0! ITEM! They Ive the one article of
agricultural [Written for which the de-
- mend ”unlimited and perhaps the only
one in which we might, did we choose,
mm, but ‘MW 1:12
that attain. at mat with which
butaadmtutouareot ttieaeeouutaud
wheat barely worth mentioning. Benn,
for those who know how to utilize them.
layeggawhirh, if not made of goht, are
quite capable of being turned into that
metal, when they are rttailable all the
year round, one month with another, at
something not much short of a y
apiece, while the eggs of ducka will bring
a still more remunerative
' Em arearneal in themselves. Every
clement twee-can to the ”mono! man
Is contained within the limits of an ear
thell, in the hatproporttona and in the
wt palatable form Plaiahotled. they
are wholesome. The mutter: of French
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however, afllrtn that it it can} to
dre- them in more than 500 different E
ways, each method not only economical l
but salutary in the highest degree No
honest appetite over yet rejected an egg in
somegulse It Is nutrimentitt the wool
portable form and in the mmt concenv‘
, trated shape. Whole nations of mankind
rarely touch any other animal food
Kings eat them plain as readily as do the
humble tribestnen.
After the tictory of Muhldorf, when the
Kaiser Ludwig out at meat with his burg
grafeand great captains, be determined
on a piece of luxury—‘ 'ono egg to cvcEry
man, and two to the excellently valiant
Schwepperman " Far more than fish—E
for its watery diet—eggs are the scholar' a .
fare. They contain phosphorus, which isE
‘ brain food, and sulphur, which performs
rt variety of functions in the economy.
And they are the best of nutrimcnt for
children, for, in a compact form, they con-
tain everything that is necesutry for the
growth of the youthful frame. Eggs are,
however. not only food—they are medicine
also. The white is the most efficacious of
remedies for burns. and the oil extractable
from the yell: i4 regarded by the Russians
:Is an almost xttiracttluns solve for cuts,
bruises nnzlscratches. _
A raw egg. if swallowed in time. will~
effectually detach a not hone in the E
throat. and the white of two eggs will
render the deadly corrosive sublimatc as i
harmless as a dose of calomel. They
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I an imperative rule that no man shall be ad-
. must put on stovepipe hats. But they had
2,200 Year- Old.
Whileiaoonveraatlouwithl’mtmrl. 11.
Hall, ofthelletropcdltonutueumof Art In
Central park, a n porter was thown a lamp.
now a pan of (lea DoCoenola’u grim ooh‘
lu‘tion. it not found with the other relicaE
in the nlatnl of Cyprus many fwt below the.
present Iowl of Ibo soil. This lamp is of
tom tnltrt and l: as ”little, “lllmlil Ilillll5l.
at Ieart Imyears before thetinu» "I I 'Im-I.
lta uniqucnou twist» in Its Item; of tot-E
storm. but In: two oil holder» one above III 1-
other; In “bit b two separate “It kn "Ill, be
insane: 5d and two light; obtained. The upper
holder It simply a little open cup shaped do
prawn about an inch in depth and two
inches In dianwter.
Dimly under the bottom of this tllcre M 5
another and separate cell of about the same E
812.. Both holder hau projei lluln‘ of on.
cottu intern-It with It hula In when M L52!
may he urn rind Auhlltcl’ r an his thing i. u l
mrt of upright plan at tho hmk, til-.0 of
tennwtta, some eight inches high and hat l
ing a hole in its topmost portion This was
evidently Intended to be used III hanging up l
the lamp on a wall or post.
Thereiaan inscription on this upright; in -
Cyrlot, which means: ’ ()f Philotcmosf’ or,
“a lover of rewards." Just almt‘e the in-
scription there is a face, the execution of
which show: much power and ability , which
Profcnior Hull thinks wan intended to repre-
sent the Egyptian god “ "~New York 5
Etching Sun.
Chin-men In a Perle Theatre.
At the Chatelet theatre, In Paris, there bi
mitted to the foyer unlesv wearing a hat
I5 titer of the “Ittotcpipfl or “derby" sty-Lv
The other evening two Cinnamon. .1th but
of the Chinese Embassy, went then5 In their
nationaldreea. Between the acts they tried
to go with the crowd into the fog or But the
Egmdarmoat the door stopped them. They
Could no: underutuml a word of F remit nor
be of Chine-ac. But they understood the
musket with which ho barred thtir path.
Foruminute they stood there vainly chat-
tering III the choicest dialect of Pt- 5kin. Then
atvolunteer interpreter canto up and ex-
plained to them that their caps were objected
to. If they wantedto enter the foyer thev
none, they said; and, moreot'.er these; caps
were worn by everybmly at home Thr\
were in China what the Stovepipe hat Iv lb in. E
France. So they argued. and at III-ll prt E
\nllcd upon the guard to I» 5t them [lam ll.-
ought to have Insisteil upon their )ll-K‘Illlilt, ' 5,
stovt'pipe huts. t' hinnmeu drexwd in full
Chinese minute and crowned with slot epipo
hats would have been a spectacle for gods
and men to gaze at The Argonaut.
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The Neglected Factor.
‘ Borders and Centers. E
III III
WOOD MAN TEES.
DAVID STOWEHalPl B
“RE SASH. BLIHDS,
New Styles EHARD WOOD WORK.
01' ALI. msns
Loret- Stock of toluuuts
i'or ’l‘rinuning
0-. ~-—
l5‘5tIriIiIIIi-c . Pinto and Sheet Glass.
llIlTlllll
$25.00
Suits to OrderE
5 run 5' E
$15.00
IL-lll
March 1,
In,-
March 15.
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go on”...
l5":llit,\ i’olislictl tint. and Shaun Suiting. Planting.
Et‘licri'y v'l‘nlllcs:IIIIlI'iiztirrg and 'l'lll'lllll".
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Lumber Yard between railroad and tattlugc
bridge-I.
lilll at IIII Ill Marshall Street.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Halal, Bailey 8. II.
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.‘tll till! l'lllsll
Still t‘hmw
Slfill.
A Large- and VIII-- Slowl;
wry lmu' Priors.
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l‘ltr, Lift- and Accident.
L. H. DECKERNEW 3,3033;
“rent Sicttmr’lnp Tickcte -t‘:thin Mid 5l1'l‘ll‘"¢.
.015. If: n It r onc- .t: and upwnrde and Money Itrdcrr to
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South Not-walk Wisuixoi‘ox 55;.
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C‘ lill‘II C‘,l‘,‘|§“ 1 “park-It clans tll’ll: 'etore and tin public «In ”1‘3“ -
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to Destination.
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South Nor-walk. Conn. ;
SEWERS':
Will "an
I inf,
tiilts 27m to SLIM. doubli- It-ll. \l’ hilo'
GEO. C. STILLSON.
lllnttlin"tl to 3W5. double Iull. .t. \l. PILIib‘ E
lurin- Iissortutt III of E ”15“? n .5‘ gfilill {‘Ehll'e :E Di: \1 Eu lit
a V' 7‘ i
To I’I: are for [in b or I’m: In do llitl: Twin: 5 S I '4 “ l: ‘2 I )I 1"
lentil Martin! A‘ l)
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strengthen the consumptive. invigoratel The” H "“9 1m" “9710““ “mm “1E1” PAINTI N G,
the feeble and render the most susceptible . ”0‘1? 0‘ Demons A Part of them are working ,E
all but proof against jaundice In its more W’Pk‘. Ind 3150“ are '10! This but? I‘m
malignant phase Theycan alsobedrunk E INNS "‘5’ millet“! factor The} nreE
in the shape of that egg flip” which sns l lmmlb‘ "1-0 do not tramp people who lint-e5 .
tains the oratoricnl pflons of a modern E Inlimout of the race of life, and it: are E
EA. 8. DurandE General Scucr t‘anntrthoI'
' , Eh prqtorcd to mute runner-ti our; “1th main et‘wer
I I..i..5.::,.- .,.So_\
I’aper Hanging.
Ih-c 015:" ins: .‘k',
Lil "1H ..il.tl S
talk.
pixie. in thin city on the mot-I favorable to nus.
V _ . . . : ’nrtlt .-t inn ruling to ronncet with the recently laid
L :I It I Hill] I "2'. 15”“. mum: No.4, 2.5;. ; ln' 'IMI ll. :5 c 5 III- und sea-rs In zit: .. c: ty wtll rind tun their ndvanmer ml
etatesnian The merits of eggs do not
end even here In France alone the “lac
clarifiers use more than 80, 000. 000 a your,
and the Alsatians consume fully 35 000—
000 in calico printing and for dressing the l
leather used in making the finest of,
French kid glows Finally not to men—
tion various other employ ments for eggs
In the arts they may of course, almost
without trouble on the former s part be
converted Into {mt—ls which in any shape the [plaintxwilc it Isnot identival with Ib- E ()\ 51
are profitable to the seller and welcome to.E
the buyer Even egg shells are valuable,
for ullopatlt and bomeomb alike agree I
In regarding them as the purest of ear
honate of lime -l.on:lott Standard
Woman Rules the Raft.
Sometimes a Chinese or Siamese bus
hunt! is missed. He no longer washes or
tumcrics the children: he no longer boils
and hands out the rice in little basins to 5,
his offspring. His wife isasked where he
risibl along the lines where others are run-
run; the d Noemi, n the Frcrnib say: the
;tleninornlizc«l, tho- ~paupcrlzml 50.“ tion of wt rely
Thereis no doubt that this mtion of tbeE
people Is increasing relatively. It has :tiwnu E
increasedso In advent,“ tug Impulation The E
growth of this Inns- of ilemorniin-Il "topic In
the curse and the shame of London Six-lot} l
never yet mask-ml the problem presented bv
Epauperiznl and tramp humnnttt It is helm-,5 E
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masses It is pout". oltt-n indolent (rintinn
I and mu rally hflfw 519.553. untlsvnw ‘tlllle'a sc'ttru; ')
civilized Tim tv TN have on tltr shores of .
.nu-leru lift,- i~i tho most distressing fact of the
agr5.-—7.t~m'~ floral-I.
The (Brant Remlninccncts. ,
It I; Said that the Wliluw of Hon. lintut will
‘ (‘l'llll'llllllt' a series of ri-mlnlwonvm this your
E to a New York magazine in which her Sift‘frntl
Um. I' 5. “mill, Jr.. hm: become interested
’l'huprofitson tltt-pttltlivntinmof the general 5 f
. sunk, :-Io 5 ti; Mink. it: : nits nub-rm. ill-i ion;
54:. “5“ Banana-5 . it. Site-Inllltm, N1, “'lllut' [hm I“:
[hide all llntn ‘0’5'Ilr; l'i-mr lit-15f, .l m I}; l‘flnh:
'llospt ‘Ilfl‘tl it‘s my: Ila". 15:5 1 .‘luzton t‘luupe.E
. if ,\lI.:’n5i., lir . {iv-l tum-id lim-f .n
en as ome -»
Evcrtliiut; ol the I'M Qualth.
Andmwr; 5tt: :uf..,-rt ::lii.ll.i
Tint: n .m be I t.
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Fresh and Salt Fish,-
in“ and I 'lums.
ll ltolcsztlc ;: liil ill-tail.
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In.- I. -r..'5.: ...‘
slogan-Y lSlllllllllll PlIllllllllll‘laI 5.5
”egg-B :3, run NASH&BRO
I'll" Ell‘IIIInn
call on him. oil-I If;
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llox ill). 50th \‘orwalk, Ct. E
Slate ROOfIHP'
\\ .5 rin- pro“. ..'t «l Nuln Ain‘t t‘:;l~.~‘ job of
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.I rum-.215. .murllw ,~I .51: :3 (ml?
:Ifim‘rt': lIx'P- --5vhm5.
A. BACK éz. Co.
tm l'.'
taunt], like Barhant's cook in “The In‘ mmtoin havolwn larg- IBM ltnw [mom 1
"outsby ligands," she looks 35ch Site My infatuated the (wraith with tin publish.
does not say anything, but the neighbors lug businese, fort ol l5'. 1). tvrzntt has. written
—lhut is to any, the peop.c in the next. tut-rice) of rcrtt'tnwettto; ultir- it have been
boat or on the next ram—whisper soutc- l published in nsoliilcrs' paper a: it 5&hjngtun,1
thing about adietnrbancaanight or two and I: mmpilinghts fathers nil‘u- it papers
ago, of a cry,“ I groan or two, of n amt public documents and “tit'l'nfllt‘s for
eplnsh in the water, and fear that some- momentum Mr.- Grant. t- a: present a:
thing has happened to the missing bus~ it askington, where she hm; been honored on
band He cornea back no more, and the E every haul with attention-t and . ullrt‘r-lt'fl -—
wulow preaently marries again, all going
quite merrily on the raft and in the house
with the new husband. From all of E
which you will gather that the Siamese ;
woman is of the energetic. determined I
NW1.
She is not beautiful; she does not charm
that way. Short, sturdily built, of dark
reddish brown cola, with her black hair
out about an inch and a half long and
standing straight up all over her head like
a. thick brush; chewing all day longa mix-
ture of red Chinese tobacco, areca nut and
betel leaf, so that the brown juice run:
down herchin and on to her bosom; not
clad in more than one colored cloth
round her, and looking more like
the ”missing link" than anything else, she
oertainlydoea not charm by her appear-
once.
Butlwaatoldahe hada veryt‘asfinath
tag waywith her, and, at any rate, she'.
knew howtokeeporderat home. One
quality she has: She is extremely busi-
ness like and keen at buying and selling.
~Atlantic Monthly.
uncritical to Education.
5 Let any phytician, let any candid per-
son, look at the classes assembled In the
Normal college chapel and any whether
these girls look as young girls Ibouldr
no they recommend our great educational
system? Where are the beauties for
which we naturally look in dawning
womanhood—the may check and spark-
ling eyes, the free movements, thereunded
forms, theditaplee? They are completion-
bytheir absence! The girl: are, for the
out part, pale, dull eyed weary look
ing. They are flat and round
ehouldered. Tim and there a blooming,
my, “eons " girl makes the prevailing
and only more noticeable.
In view of assemblage, need we alk
whether the vigor of our children It really
sacrificed to educationP—B. M llardinge
in The Epoch.
The “Intellectual III-d” Bowl.
At the Sew England Woman Suffrage
falroneofthetableehad n W
gin-I coat of this dIeII of
woe ten cent», and it bmnght ”2.58
Into them Warning a great
of.fua W lieratd
.mal’ortuzme inventor
addhhvemadeanew rcpeatiagstul
Archimedes. which
”comm.“ tin
hfar
dealt“
Hlto”
.-chteam
m mammoth people in a tightfit»
New \ ork Tribune.
The lllppopotnlnua' IIIpcrit-nce.
The ltlptmfmmutus is learning by but"? .1 E
pencil-5t- that the advance of t ittlimtion is '
unhealthy l'n!’ hint and the sugar mm pm- by E
km in now fighting shy of lllr n.- l ritimt
hoods whore white stations are planted nl5 vng
the Congo. When the black soldiers at Len-
poldvillc awhile ago wanted fresh meat thw
had only to go out into the river a short til.»
(once and stunt n hippopotamus This made.
life painfully exciting 5 for tho titet horses I
who were lucky enough not to get shot andE E
they finally derided to min It more pcawfulE
part of the Congo lieopoldville hunters
now but“ ~— to travel a “110ch day to get It \bfll
lit. rt himxipotamu-I —Cbimgo \etn
A Scotch [ad's Dancing.
hast summcraSMtc-b lad named RobbioE
Burnt app-aired before Queen \ictoria at
Olborne lleix an extremely tlever dancer,
and hugaincd medal» to tarious parts of the E
world for his accomplishments. lle pleased E
her minty much. and the remit. has been
that. through Sir Henry l'otn‘tonby, the
queen was offered and has acceptednpor—
trait of the little Scotchman, which arrived
in londm from Button. Tho picture. which
is almut six feet square, ‘nt ntagntficcrttlyE
finished in crayons, and n5pmtettta young
Rum-t wearing his profusion of module ctr E
-—‘3ew York Tribune.
A Feat In Iii-ting.
Lumbar] ia- eplendid country seat of
thumperor of Austria, located mar Vienna. '
There is a magnificent parlt, with nmth‘ms .
lake. That laknis mixer... and used IWI'E
skating. The other day a Viennese went;
skating with an ink bottle attached to the;
bucket his skate, theopeningadjmtted in a5
mannertoallotv thoinktonovroutinarog E
ular stream. With that writing apparatus E
huhtedthenuue of thacrownprincetnonE
the ice inhauwbicha pnpilof a Chicago]
Immu- mine-comm look upon wither: env.y El
amortize Item.
no Ilka!» In State.
All American who new the Mikado off
Japan at 'I'olrio recently rays: “lie eat in‘ 5 ‘“
lonely state, It dark featured, black haired. -,
thick Iipped man. dressed in the uniform of
Dilemma gem and with nothing grand
In his makeup or appearance. The absolute
this (old law! billet-oat amlal‘reueh
alt-Ito for a cap -—‘tew York \\ orbl
(lethal-5 Indian Colony.
iaau Indian colony In flew York city. The
colony incladee men, women and children.
They are all of the Iroquois tribe, and all of
then: came from Canada They live in
Met “near South Fifth avenue, and
nit-m
i
It will hencwa to many ticoplo that there ' 5
Erlorida; oranges. H E A T E 3‘, \tmm ,.‘,lv-'I.‘Ilull'tlv‘.Shillltsflfllil‘u.
LEMONS. “ ‘ 55 l mat-II: 521.15 lltl'l‘llhl
tnzlti: :_t of
. trutmuly.
‘ . em ll 1 I‘,
ril'
Canned Goods. "
I.lti.\l)ll\'(§ IKA N( I} ltlh'
Laratboc’s .' Soon-flake and E,
. _ , . put ml n 5?Itt\rr5IIII-:1~'o-AI5I, II5 it"! 4:. If
l-raIInIu I I'.:t5l.t5I5.-.. . . . w .5“,
Pickled Gysters. sum l‘lllllllVIl stunn-
{3‘0th IS Ilt litt It‘ll .tt ~!ItIIl .miic..t5 ,5'” It. 5 ..5
~l't .tr-Iniiltr ll
HUNT & ZELUPF., In t at Euro d llltmc r null 'I‘c IIEEEr‘n- i».
I III I. I. mm: or 7’"? ’ :72.‘.Ii:;‘:.?:i§ it”;
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes. CARPETS!
Boil} ll: ”mill 5)}!
"It "to European l‘tttn.
I'or. I“! St. and Lexington .t um,
NEW \Etllllt'.
:IM .5.
tluc \li Jul-5' a Walk from Grand ('cn-E
lrnl llcptil.
l I =5—5 in IEIt' llrrltt'rtl ll.
*ll‘l'l‘l I :tr mics.
; tr 5t?~ft,l‘nt: r-m Iii; mi :5 - 5 1,-7.5... l: Star .5.
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mrt ml In and from I.“ Ilrpztf,
1.55.51 im- of t'bar.:-5,
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lune. fil‘llTOlltE I’npcrwlttihdiu i. .. r W. I t: l
um». I. It obvtirurt the pipe-i,
“ .- are an» Illa fortltc I atc (‘ ity Now l5 MW.
set-wt: SIIIJ. at “In l.0“'l'IST PRICES
Iirnt-l'laa- Ilcatattrnttl. .‘Iedlmn I‘rirem'
MATTHEW CLONE, Proprietor.
CARPETS
The lame: Stock IIINlul min of an} ~llln5fiiltzt'f4l'1li I at
Lowest Prices for Cash.
Inmate: In «it: llrusnlln I'arpet, title a . [timeout ‘l’tipcelry Bruin-ll; I'd. T5‘5-', m.- .‘l‘nl llt‘ [kitty
lmrmn- If 5 EU" and It I‘, Etna him-ll lnzmne 75c.
WINDO‘V SIIADXCS.
lltlll AND SHADES goodqnnlhty on opting roll-5m wilt fringe. till rmnlv n hing, .Ilc Sprian
din-l “v5 Hilt‘olt [5: IN)! Ea, With time. Erfllllmlng‘lollipll'lt. t’w, All llruu l'u wand 'lr mmmgs .
q “I .
l5 2mm 5
ti“,
:“'irc Steel Door Mats,
S: mu 'hlll" Ilt' It ll'v -' llilii_ 5 “III
w c. oum'rARD, ,,
\ll'hit “All BLOCK
\VJXLL l’rkl’lull.
llllllib'el'! h'i‘tlt‘K OF NEW i'a'l'rizttxs, Elanflfit'tlUIlltl,59W’i."
n55» Pll‘lwt‘, Thain :I.'n‘ prr roll. Without Ulllll. 7r Ioit‘a' pt-t toll
- FURNITURE.
('ntfnci Suit-I. {It} alpine-5v. Alli llalroom Stilt» $515.: up “ulnttt and (hurt burnout unite 3'25
up Parlor Suriname-at variety. Bedding. lk‘ll-‘Imn . m5 at low prince l’o'tulern. lure Curtain-
lmnbrequiue. In for: anythintzlo fnrnl-n your bou- u mmpleu- tan b.- Iouml here at it" than my
ptll‘rw , n arpete e- »wed by hand and laid by Panic at I' l- bolero-n re We do an tlm work nanny city house
Mill emplov MI- Im-t workmen in cacti brain h of our bonito tin. timid: delier-d \Vlllitllil wtlru clam-n.
C. E. SMITH’S,
So 5: Allulllit.‘ 5L. rumor of Broad. (oppmotv Ilw I’m-byterian and llapttetehttrchcs.)
STAMFORD. CONN.
‘5.- prr rull, Plant tinltl.
A S.FERRIS,
JEWELER.
Oppoallc (flu Ilmcl.
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Special Prices
to
ARCHITECTS
and
llUlLllEllS
It Is not all
coterod with
JOINT 15'0“ “I3? lefd Hill .
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It Fitters, state
cl“ and
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