.j ‘i,
‘ growing scamr every day, and
. flatter myself that I have con-
J drive hint out. When I left To-
. ” 1 Cincinnati the other day, the train
. Med and people were standing up in
beach. In my car was ‘11 man creepy-
“gm Mica“. lie had a bed looking head
on kiln, ind he cared to little for our rights
that he did not look upfront his book There
morphine standing up, and I said to the
9W thweurethrceseats for which
when paid. lot us take possessionfi'
”He’ll kick-11d ”in a row. " -
9'1!“ we’ll Wk and raise a bigger one "
”Yes, ”what's theuaeol quarreliug with
am
”It hWeuck men as you who havemade
hint who; You have allowed him to impose
mum until he hat-cents tothink beowns
the I'lllroad."
Name of the four would move. I went to
”Wand of the mr, where three women
muddled into one mat, picked up a 1'3-
len-old‘ key near by, and walked up to the
I)“ Ind liked:
Wyatt void (or (our seats here?"
W A! Maul” be promptly re-
new m w ‘ '
theseut of his baggage, seated the
Wand boy, and then crowded in beside
thehog. He made an awful row, but it was
stolen. He was left with what he had paid
ftp, and we got what our tickets called for.
Mm passenger kick on the railroad hog
and he must go.
A alumni. uxnwnn.
One day last spring there were ten of us at
allots! ‘table in Nashville. The soup was
scorched and no one could eat it. Not a
potato kronghtto us was done. The milk {or
thelooflee had turned. I invited the others
romeo the odlco with mound kick. They
were 015811 one, but not one
would go. When people speak of drummers
uskiekorstheyare way 05 They will put
mwlth more and do less complaining than
enrolments: on earth. In the present
chiloneofthem spoke for all when he said:
“You, things are bad and ought to be
' lighted, but we are here only for a meal and
it won't papa: to kick.”
-' I Went out alone. The landlord was in the
Wand I asked:
”“369 long since you were in the dining
rental“. 1 '
l “A 'week, I gum”
“You don‘t oversee the mods?"
:‘IlNo-fi
'“Well, pleasego to the head table and taste
the mflhmamlne the potatoes and smell of
“I9 W" '.
'- new at once. When he returned
he'wu ' mad. The bead-waiter was
cillkd intend dressed down, the head cook
got'nialy peeled, and the landlord shook my
em kick of yours wfll benefit this house
951100.! hadno idea things were running
“a."
no natural inference with him was that as
long” 110 one kicked everything mustbe
ghin;allrlght and everybody satisfied A
thousand men had no doubt gone away mud
Illa Illjnred his house.
flutters from thofoot of Market street,
WW; tothe Bingham house by coupe
18 8|. That ts the figure established by ordi-
unequal Is very liberal. When acoupe
sat medown at the hotel smooth ago the
film dethauded 0'3. I kicked. He talked
iu’wlond voice in order to gather a crowd
and nhk'emefeel ashamed, but I refused to
conhédowu. lie dropped to twelve shillings,
W it was nogo. He threatened personal
violence, and I had him arrested. In lining
“him ‘1 kB honor gave him a lecture he will
nutrition-get, and then turned to me and
said: ~
“You deserve a medal for kicking. In this
Iellow’a case, at least, "you will have pre-
wilted him from swindling others. Had
you 1'1th him to swintle you he would
Eve been on the alert to make other vic-
till.“
t , , 1111 Ian wuo venom.
‘3 Outing out of Philadelphia by night,u
Wmtomeandauidhewmldtakc
‘Itnslgnat tavorif lwould exchange my
~m1m1uor his upper, be having his wife
alt-x.
‘ “Whatdid you secureyour berthf’ lashed.
r “Till-noon.”
3‘ “Andtobelurcoi minelhad tosecureit
days-ta"
“Yahttyouseel forgot."
5th Amen who knewtltat hewas
’ Mao-tam «1m. and um he must am
2“ ”Jargon .I cannot exchange with
.'
Iknowhethmtgbt rue bearish, but had I
Enchant he would have trusted to luck
,mttimc. thinking to meet some good
(hurt-l fellowund pahapehave get no berth
tin-tailbone. no matterwhatthe
Another lsnot. Bhuuhltched
”mmmhmawhulod. I
“that she must be
mammoth-1,111..”
Caroline, the eldeit and perhaps the meet
beautiful of the daughters of the Duke Maxi ‘
milieu In Bavaria, was, while still a childre-
leotai as a fitting brida,tor the heir to the
AW crown, and although there was no
formal betrothalh father was intormed
in sucks way as
would tlt her for her future grandeur. This
was more easily said than done, for money
was scarce in the dual palace; but the
whole family. lrom the duke himself to his
youngest child, seem tobave thrown them
selves can nature into the work and to have
cheerfully ecououiiwl for the sake of the for—
tuuate Caroline. Bite had professors and
teachers of the best, and the well repaid all
the care that was lavished upon her, for at
1,9 clever, accomplished and regally bean-
tilul, she was the very ideal of what a queen
should
be.
When the time for the marriage drew near
the young Emperor Joseph mime on a visit to
the duke in But ruin (the tamily title is ‘fin, ”
not “01"), that he might make the acquaint-
ance of his future wife. lie gazed at the
stately young mature who had been so care-
fully trained for him with respectful admira-
tion, but be full violently in love with her
madcap younger sister, Elizabeth, who, re-
garded in the familyns u more child, and
one, too, for whom no high destiny was in
store, had been allowed to pass her days on
horseback scouring the country side. Min.
litters and courtiers stood aghast. but argu-
ment and persuasion were alike wasted on
the emperor, who refused to see that a lack
of mvcoutplishrneuts was a blemish in the one
whom he loved, and a few months later
Elizabeth, thorough child as she was, know-
ing no more of the etiquette of courts than
the veriost little gamine, entered Vienna in
state as empress of Austria and queen of
Hungary.
Although this happened more than thirty
years ago, she has not yet learned to submit
with patience to the untraints that hedge lu‘
thelives oi sovereigns ; and the Viennese, in
spite of their-love Ior their beautiful om-
press, ppenly mourn that the emperor should
hpvu chosen one who regards a court ball as
alpenance and a state serum nyas a thing
scarcely to be lived through. 'rom the day
of her marriage it seems to have been her
constant endeav or to shake of! the letters of
herstation, and perhaps the happiest hours
of her lifcarc those 111 which, while following
the bounds to England or hunting the cha-
mois in her native land, she is able to forget
that she is emprtssvtpxocn. For her age, the
Empress Elizabeth is the youngest looking
woman in Europe. When one sees her slight,
gmmful form, eyes brilliant with life and
vigor, and complexion that flushes and pales
with every passing emotion, it seems absurd
that she should be the grandmother of big
boys and girls.
Caroline, the Iorsaken one, seems to have
met her {ate with true royal (unanimity.
Perhaps she thought that as hersistor gained
what she lost, it did not really matter. II
one may judge by her face, her life has not
beenu happy one. When she was about 24
she was married to the Prince of ’l‘hurm and
Taxis, who died some nine 3 cars lawn—Com
hill Magazine.
New Device for Advertising.
“Talking about allt'crtisurg schemes," said
a well known boot and shoe merchant in the
heart of the city, "I have more of them sub-
mitted to me in uday than] can consider-
ately weigh in six months. But, say. the
latest thing out {or adoption was sprung on
me the other daymnd no doubt some ven<
tumomo chap will adopt it some time.
When he does there'll be a bowl. A man
walked in here not long ago mat introduced
himself as wand—so, accompanying his card
with the assurance that he had just the thing .
[was in search oi—a novel advertising de—
vice. He wanted to sell me the exclusive use
ol'it instantcr. And truly it wm groutf A
veritable automatic printing prise concealed
in the sale of a boot! It consisted of a pair
of men's size foot gear, with wooden suits of
light construction. Dost man" the sole of
the (not, where the stitc finally appear
on an ordinary-boot,er n Illlt' of bristles
about the width of a bread seam, or a
little wider. These were nstencd too small
tube inlaid into the solo. The tube came out
of the back and ran upthe leg too small re-
servoir attmrhed to a circle of metal at the
top. The reservoir was to be tilled with ink,
orn colored IIIIIII of some sort, and was in—
tended to supply the small tube and eventu-
ally till the bristle or brush lines.
“The scheme was, as he represented it, to
put on the [nails alter be bad inscribed an
'ad‘ hr my house 111 bristles inside of the
lines describing the. sole, then walk down
Michigan boulevard and other aristocratic
avenues. having stone sidewalks. Don’t you
see. every step taken would leave an imprint
on tlu- tinge, and 1t lusting advertisement ro-
nmined to contront the populace. Ills idea
was tell“ the walking at night when his
tracks would not be notiu‘d until daylight
revealed them. The only “9380" I (lid not go
into the scheme With him was that I feared
our high toned citizens would come down on
motor llanutgcs. ll hen .I suggested this the
inventor left to (rinsultnlawyer rut to his
liability in the matter, and lam awaiting his
report. Htrnciw and likudeviern have been
used in the past for this purpose, but this
beats auytmng I haveever heard of. What do
you [hints at lt:"—Chlcago Herald.
Sorway toms and Fugu- Home.
The portion cl the Renata valley,which
I: level enough to be cultivated, is very fertile,
and my line farms of small extent are
passed; the people, too, were more prosper»
one than to sort» other regions. Everywhere
boy making is going on, (01'th weather It
1Mighttul,thellmt good buy reamnthat Nor-
way has; had lcr tour yuan, and heyts on Im-
portant product. Bonmlmes you see wires,
almostlike telegraph trim, stretching from
the fields below for uptothe slopes above.
they are used totlldcthe hay down from the
mountain matures there,for nothing must
be lost In this thrit'ty land. There are no
large ham like can, but groups of email
ones, sometimes a dozen together, overlwked
by one large guard or farmhouse.
lrnsy unwell pause here toducrlbe that
gunk, tor their architecture In] behemm
“collar to Bot-way.
trout cl thebeure’ into several parts In a
to mariner. Tosh-Imelda
m
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AM “me win” mooted upon bye
minim ot physician- and
Wisdhybr. Hunterofthatcity,
wltlmmtmtthatlwould umpire agents
othawhalltoba playedon thsetnuing (by
lietweeu thoAllontllluld
(or the chempiouldp at the
utmwutthtipmoudstogototheflw
potltlohtnpi ,1
ltold Dr. Hunter that anallwhe provi-
deucekndnot secntit to endow ntewithn
great deal 01 baseball wisdom, but that I
was passionately fond of the game, recognit-
ing. a; 1 did, that it demoed a nofirfol do-
greo mogress and a us 1113 up
trout bean bag and two-great towards the
earnestness. the throh and thrill and such
things as that of the true athlete.
game, he thought, and he would get Mr.
Conklln, of the Grand Opera house, to do
the active part at the umpirlug, leaving are
mostly to sit under the shade of a large tun
umbrella, outside the orbit of hot balls and
engaged in thought. He said that a great
many people had noticed in me the faculty
of being able to assume a thinkful air while
really engaged in something else. He said
people likol that in anybody, and cexmcially
In an unpiro.
At 2:30 the rival cluls arrived in separate
ambulances and chose up (or "ins." The AI-
lopaths got the but.
Each club had a separate pail out of which
they drunk when in 11ml of any thing in that
line. The Ilernoeopuths took theirs ata
third dilution every twenty minutes out of a
“graduate," and the Allupuths drank out of
a large tin dipper until relieved.
I proteins the alum-mt players would not
care to how we use their names here and so
I will substitute fictitious names.
The Allopnths were a uniform consisting of
dillereut kinds of clothes, but very becoming
indeed. A low baseball _1111ii0r111:1 scattered
through the two clubs grit-c life and pi-
quuncy to the game and made it more dilll-
cult for the umpire to tell which side was in.
Dr. Gray wore drab small clothes. alight
high but with wide, black bowl and long,
ashes of roses mohair duster, hold in place by
means of a string.
Dr. ll imly-rntier wore a blue flannel sail.
or's suit, with inflamed rovers 0! some.
Dr. 1’ zrxdcrgast wore a low neck and short
sleeve knit lingerie, with checkered penta-
loous and a wind of tulle at the throat. He
wore a tarpuulin but and no ornaments.
Dr. Blocker were a pair of all wool tron.
sets, with wedge of shrimp pink satin set in
the back between his snspendcr buttons;
white, open back shirt, pin stripe suspenders
and Alpine hat.
Dr. Early were a street costume, with fire»
mau' s but and \arioloid necktie.
Dr. I anglmrn wore a l’ riuw Albert coat,
knic korbof‘kers and lore and alt steamer but
of small blue and white plaid, with squirrel
skin ear tabs tied roguishly over the top. He
woreno ornaments at the beginning of the
game, but at the third inning appeared in a
stellatcd, lxtmmlnut'ed contusion just caste!
the pamtid gland.
Dr. Pembertby were a tennis suit with silk
hat and crocheted slippers. llo made a very
fine appearance on the lxmutilul green bell
pound, but generall y perished before he
reached second. In butting Dr. I’cmberthy
almost always struck at the bull after the
catcher had it in his pocket, and he always
erred in diagnosing the general direction of
the ball, and his treatment of it was vision-
my and theoretical in the extreme. I had to
reprimand him three times for these things
publicly.
The game was called at 3 o'clock, and with
two large shingles to keep tally on, I told the
boys to sail in.
5- Dr. Mills, of the Allopaths, went first to
bat. lie was dressed simply in a suit of blue
flannel, with richly beaded moccasins and
high crowned still black shiny straw but. He
spot on both hands, then caught up :1 quart
of sand, which he applied to the handle of the
and the center fielder, asked for an abdom-
inal ball, and get so hair What he requested
that it. was some time before I mold signal
Mr. Conklin to go on with the game. He
was given his base on bullsJ luslievc,uud
made a home run in the ambulance. When
dcr that would have settled the stomach of a
whole livr :' y stable.
Dr. Dixon then came to the bat. He was
rimmed in a morning costume of brown chev-
Iot with maroon laillo froncaise sleet-e linings
which had crooked his linen in places, but
did not hurt the general street. lle were no
ornaments aside from a society emblem of
solid gold attached to his watch chain which
weighed two or three pounds. He asked for
a clavicle ball, which he missed by 11 right
smart. The pitcher prescribed another can
sole for him, which be Struck at. just a few
moments but ore it got to him, and with such
force as to whirl him around on the home
plate with great violence. As soonns be had
recovered I rorn’ his giddincss and vertigo I
called time again, and this time he swatted
the ball so high that it was a glorious chance
{or the center ilehler to get under it. as it
was along time in the air and mute down no
straight as n shot, but the center fielder was
jut fitting a new stopper to his stethoscope,
which he had lost out on his way to the
grounds, and so mulled it, as we would say.
The general error made by physicians I11
playing this game I find, in both schools,
knotsontuchalackolproper
knowledge 11 its “eulogy, physio}
mlcroecophy, chemistry, 11:.on-
ogy, physiological medicine, pharmacy or
thaspeuhcgfor alleeheols seem ton-eats
hot ball In about the same manner, favoring
In most cases a conservative coursenntil the
temperature 0! the ball is reduced, but the
«suntan error seems to be the some as that
madelntheGartlehl case,vl1.,nu incorrect
diagnonsastothecoamaadloeatlon at the
hall.
Bpseoat this time will notpermlt anes-
tutded description of the gain as played,
but a hasty recapitulatloa shows that the
Anepsthtmmeinfaverofoutwardapplh
attuned tbutheymturtheradvaneul,
min thymmumdsotprohiog
llshlstooverpla W's—Built h
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Dr. Hunter said I had the right idea of the
but, breathed mall the air between himsell -
he got in he tallied and tool: a. bismuth pow- .
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Henry Tilly.
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paint In all branches.
A good mead-baud. two-mt
ell carriage for sale.
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flmufactum’ and Painters’ Supplies
Ship Chandlers,
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No. 5 Main Street -
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October I I and IS.
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nets, Bound liars and all
‘ Novelties pertaining
to lltlli inery.
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general 1nviutlouandcallandseug.” 1 fully
Haw-lb, October 801. ”fill.
F. E. NASH 81 BEE.
Only Agents for city and borough ol the
“Great 111111111” 1111 “Radiant”
Heaters.
Mlleatenueexcelled nonesnd stand a
theheadot the be: for shop $31, durability and
elitism; are eel cleaning“ easily managed.
1.34“ e have on hand a fine line
RANGES,
Plain and Duplex Grate.
museum's» 111m H.111 CHINA,
Plain and Fancy Glass Ware,
' AGATE, rm and 1110s WARE
Just received from the factory at the lowest market
prices.
1‘. H. NASHGLBRO
H. s. Rooo,
Watches,
Jewelry,
—axn— .
Silverware.
Special attention paid to the repairing oi line
watches and jewelry.
93 Mall! Sit-c3}.
SEWERS!
F. DI. PIERCE
puma: 1s
EWER I’I PV‘
AND
General Sewer Contractor
lsprepared to make connections with main sewer
lambda city on the most lamabre terms.
' intending to connect with the recently laid
sewers in this city will rind it to their advantage to
call on him.
i’ ' ‘. M. P113 IiCIi
Box ‘39. South Norwalk. (It.
The Metropolitan’s Record For l887.
Gain to number of outstanding l'olicee during
1H, £78,015
Olin In Asset! during 1599?, 91.111.051.63.
Gain in Premium Income daring 1:8; 81,150.67!
years and nearly eight 84.
Gala in Interest Receipt: dunno; 1113:. $56.69
110254.
Gain in cm Income during 1587. 31. 216,312.35
Northern! Death Claims 1n $8313.66
Amount paid to Policv~ dcrs during 18'.“
team.»
Number of Policies in Face, 1.348.649.
New Insurance written during 1537,1943” 110.
Capital and Surplus for recurny of alley—holders
over and above the reserve required bé'wb" «l per
cent Mad all other liabilities, $1, 1111
Amount paid by th e Centaur to lie Policy;
holders for Claim. etc. .. since organization. plus
present invested Assets 318.6138, 18% 823
JOSEPH LEII’NIK Amt.
.IOIIK ll. FEBRIS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer ‘11. all kinds 0!
Pill]. lllll WEED
rick, Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
beltlglt, backawanua, Locust
llountaiu, Franklin, and
Wilhesharre Goals.
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Yard ' tom of Washington and Alan
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th' uncut. lowestrrleu.‘
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OSTRICH BANDEAUX
3h «led Tileog-W Coronet: tarantula Biblical
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unused Bouneu
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0111' full line w1ll be opened '
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday.
Ladies will pleas room this invitation. No cords
Mrs. W. Fawcett
Norwflk Ind 50. Borwslk.
Welling 3111111111'
PRINTED OR ENGRAVED I
A SPECIALTY.
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Sentinel Oflice.
Halli, BallPHl 61.
WOOD. MANTELS,
DOORS.
BASH, BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK,
or an. stuns.
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming
Plate and Sheet Glass.
Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.
Lumber Yard betweenrailrmd antic-triage
Pill at 111m Marshall Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
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Important.
Dreamland. a l m
4.1'. Matadgqm III R.
l have fled Quint-111's Susan-fills
sincelart Bummerandit has put me in chopsto
work oucentore, which I wasnot oblate do.
Igntlhemalariaiu Lena-l America two null
agunnd have endured Iron it sincer- n-ing colonel,
quinine. etc. b thewholesale. Quinlan“ Sam
parilla did the locus form.
Yours Truly
1.0. HILL.
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GEO. B. PLAISTED,
LADIES‘i “”83
DYES
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when. P611011. speck-gammkannoqul
{or Stencil, Brightne- ,Allount hack?
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Thudonotaocku-nt;floolorl. mulch,
30"“ Pharmacy, sudden. B. mm
112.!)
I WILL PAY Till
Highest Cash Price
FOR
Rugs, Bones, Bottles Iron
and Metals.
Pertinent con-ell themk
mm” Will headhunte-
W I LLIAM POD-ORB,
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ill . ’13. blind
J. I'. Peokwell.
tune; MWatuu,
Norwalk, - Om.
Manama-anthems
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tut-Nb
agency oteaeol
weat- ta them l'ovths select
Burnout, Saddles, Halters, Sur-
cingles, Collars, he.
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