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EXPENIENCE OF A TRAVELER IN
AN UNCNIUZEO LAND.
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sum-rmmm
AM Ire-n laud maple!-
WMWIMe-dm.
"th about experiences that turn
sne'ern-y lnsnight.’ slid Inn-
tlueu whose curling loch were as
Heck-stile traditions] rsveu's
“Ibedoneoncewbiclnncoordiugtothe
huthoritiegoughtto lave msdemeuot
ply my.hutbuldheuded, it the tru-
ditiortsere right. which] don't believe
theynre.
“Itwnslnlurdlstnn thatvuyuperl.
”mud, lwsstrsvelingthrongh
thsttormken country merely for the
mo! swing lt.nnd lwss seem
pnnledhybuttwomeu-Jmnl'reueh
Mmflniugiu hisownperlonel-
Itynlltheucrllendesofcooknudvnlct.
and s Pro-inn guide named Halli.
whomllntdengnged forthetrlp We
hdtwohorseesud en mwhichJenn
rode-ltd onwhichhe curriedtheuteu-
silsnecessury to the cuisine. Wehnd
beeniuKurdishterritory forfonrdnys.
hndpnwedthroughseveralvmasflmud
lwssjustheginniugtothiuk thellurds
wereuprettydecentsortfornhnlf env-
nppeople. when one night we amnion
Iittlotowu that I never succeeded in
India; on any mapnnd I decidedto
pntupfortheuight.
“I new the heedmnnof therillage,
”dd-pilothefnct that hewasuvil—
Noon-Man as I hadcrermet.his
"hwmthoseotwelcmnesndhos-pi-
tnlity. Nowlhadneverheardofactunl
brimdngeamougthe Kurds, who. while
thtymsemlberbnricnnd firroe.sreee—
ultidlysrseeol shepherds and null
m lie when the bend man no
fined menhut I felt remarkably-recurs
nudrltherthaukful.despitethtfscttlmt
Ibewlshonldhnvetopnylibersllyfor
nylooaumodatiom Ilmughtnrheep.
sud Jenn soon transformed it into u
may”. Supper ovc.l anokeds
hwpimnndrolling myself inntnv-
diugrughydowuouncotof illmellr'
b‘lheepthinstosleep.
swmnolsun
’I did sleep,nnd soundly,too. The
Irltenkeninglhndwns whens-hull
lhtirhmginmyenrs.nndl
withdraw his mnguiued blade from
thebrmtof myPersinuguide.wholay
she had fallen on awakening-cro-
hbpnllet. Jeunwssin thegraspoftwo
more 6 the party. and so frightened
thnthe coulduot speak. lwsssure It
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stock audogoodnssorhuentto makeseleo-
toturnisb ev homnchlld’s
A mun ties in
’s that?“ A ledger thin l‘lgid Button
' former! , at l, armory .. Misses'
" ‘ Bchdbl Shoe or’llrlgndCh‘i‘l‘dren’s 86510!“ Shoes at 75 cents.
‘fiemflandexumnethesegoods‘ ,es tttsa pleasure to show
A Quwwl Wm
r. rélm b a women who Its-do
relayed a comma fancy for poisoning cats,
sud Captain ltellly’u men ere trying torun
in down. There In such “overflowing
supply of nets in the Tenderlointhstths
won-en's eccentricity was looked upon
with community by the residents until s
vslunole Angora: fell prey to her poisoned
meet. Then the mowners weuteround
to the’l'hirtleth ntreetststlen and mm
the (tumult! to atop the flush”.
The woman in deucr'lbcd unwell M
matron of nbout forty. She you Ibout
titer midnight strnlthlly with I Innket on
her Inn. She keepe the poisolwd hunt In
her bullet. she wanders nice; the street:
in search of the tarts. calls them to bended
after petting them gives them e bit of the‘
[53301]” food. It kills them quickly. She
deer. all her work generally between land
4 in the morning;
Some uewehoyr saw her poison the An-
gora It was owned by Jellies Cumldy, of
Wm Twenty~fourth street. It was s
houuehold pet and hevnlued it highly. The
ntw’hhoj'l chum! the out polsoner down to
Eighth avenue, when she disappeared In a
home. hlr. Cami!!! mod the boys found
the lmktt hidden under s stoop in Twen-
ty-fourth street. There were rlx murdered
Inbl'rins hr the basket.
They took me lurker around totbette
tion hotne- and owned it on the duh I»
love Sergeant Sheldon. The policeman
was surprised.
“We’ve llail some queer people in this
precinct." he mt. ”but this he“. uny—
thing yrt."
The polimmen have been ordered to ur-
ml: the all [slimmer on night. They
haven't men her since, though. Ind they
think that the chase nlter her mey hero
frightened her out of her whim for n time.
Why uh..- carried away the feline corpse; is
n mytnry that puzzles even the ward do
rectum—Sew York Sun.
A Coconut" I'ntivll.
lilrtvlmm (ll ull (innate celebrated the
columnist festival on Aug. 21, when thou-
tomb ol cxnuttlub. with flowers and sugar
candy. were turmvu into the urea at Chow-
putty, lllc Kemmly Sen Face and at Marly-
llltatm. In Magical; the Invor of the and god
toward those who during the ensuing:
year intrude! to embnrlt upon commercial
enterprise» and trout themselves end their
growl; to his mercy. The lentivnl it known
hmmrutlhr "driven at theShrnvuul or Karel
l’unnmo Intlt'itl. which is considered to
mark the beginning of the end of the man-
9mm, 'l'iwtlnle u! the festiI’II Vll’lrs, but
it generally occurn’ toward the end of the
month of Alumni.
Early in the morning of theday the Hit»
lions and their fornillrl. young and old,
dim» thumelvn in their boat clothes 1nd
pout the thy in the interchunm of nuclei
emollient. In the afternoon the children
and adult» deck thetmelva with crun-
mute, and in the cmnpnny of the elder
mem‘ .m- ml the I'mlilim, with coconuts
and tin tv‘V-v in timr numb, mks their wsy
Lith'ihvl hu' «hurl, limit In} or Mod! 5.].
The draw-r, rrnvl’rl< n! the native popula-
tion arr ru would”; all over the I'Ispll-
nmlr. .-uuvvr;;lng (mm tllflerrnt pane of
the wily, ta winter-n the (air held in honor
of tln» day.
Tm» Mr is A curious enough sight in its
wny, many of its attractions being oom-
mm. or an ordinary native fair. The shop:
5"le lnmtlln erected in long lines “on; the
rrrgt- n! lltr‘ ‘fflllkhblllk I’M Itil’ "t2 hilt
of lrlulirh uml aweetmests, English and
unlit-'0', .1: r Hill. a lame amount of profitable
blNlK’v Hurts-ll [maple-reformed here
and titnt'a to ultnem the feats of wmtlen
end 1. own, or tin: entice of cunning
woginnu, nr In llwten to the tale. of the
pfh'e'nwtrf ihuuwr thenrnnursol Krinhnn,
which are recited by wandering minntnls
with nummpuniment of their uncouthln-
urumenu.—lhulb’g!_flnzettg_ -
[cooling .1 (30'...
A large proportion of the eoflee drunk in
thin country be comparatively lsvurless,
and one ol the venous for this is that the
lrrry it improperly routed. Among other
imgmlvementn in the direction of making
rim [nun-M tome uniform in Its results. Is I
m {tvfln o! router, invented by a Belgian
engineer, by which theherrlee an be roast
el evenly and with “rent expedition. Ex
pcnrncnts hove ehmsn that till cubic M
lent-t berries, weighing about thirty-live
tone. can lemme-l bythe new machine
In as few hours. Attendee ol twelrehorse
power be used for driving, Another muster
lun- lm put on the rnnrket which utilisen
the ‘lhclwxnl stem at the engine.
The more of the men ls thus entirely
preserved, end it becomes possible lor the
dweller ln titles to enjoy in hls morning
cup something of the lever which those
only Blow who have drunk cole- ln the
land where it is grown. where the codes
meter la n trying pen. Into which the
cured berries are thrown n few minutesho
fore theservingot n mesh-ad wherethe
roasted berry lo mind. while still hot.
thwart the mill. and thence dinette the
noun pot. Cad-e. when msde under such
renditions. Is one of the most delistons
torment on north, end it led-treble the:
lay device whirls is intended to promote
sn inert-um! enjoyment at Its halite
my: mmelotomrrsl use.-
Court: rJouml.
A ltoev “m (m launch-ems.
Lyman Gallup. oi Clflkebttrg. glue-en
mu old. urn: wButulonl p-md but work
with s party of meant-nu luv u few do”
If chopping. lie was not getting
All be went-vi of map lite. huredny
in haste alien tothtl party it started for
lam. lit-retort! mo ls srrry wild m
plow, but from the Butt-rt settlement, Au»!
orient the pony mm lemlllsr with the
wild» than you»: titlinpnnnnpnnled him
through theforrit to n from which,
on: the-DIM. lam here nodhlleulty
n dull-g Ill- we: hear. Shortly utter
, nuns tinllnp I'M hi» my end were
ior u long Mellow “myth till
let-m Minute, to deep it greeted no ll
t ”it!“ never Mm have lure visited by
nus.
ll- wl with the a uterus, else it he»
heme whirl-h- lu-dsnnlstl purl-tussle
none As trimmed on til Minnie
holler: fmJlllrd with elem night
plum“ overtake Mal Hm b that” tent
to. up» the mitt-tent. his ntteetlen
was mm! by n slum-hem eel-st.
rtesrly mull-gt Well-ed pup.
lie hrmtnt maths: it we; e annual
leveling his we. be hi- dens.
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Lesson VI, rounrn oeuvre, tunn-
rumour. stones. NOV. 9.
Shut-t the lm John set. I454“:
mlt Vernon. t3. lswautdeu 'l'est. John
"I. Mlllntlry hy the ltev. I). a].
Mean. ‘ .
”emptied from lmm Helper Quarterly by
pawl-in. DI Ii. it. lloiltuuu. publisher. l’bll:
“Phil-l
l. ”The“ titlutpt hurr- l njmltt'n umn you.
that yo should not be nllr-mlml "
Install a! "be oflrmlo'd" tiu- rennet]
ration “)1! "be lllmlv m slllmluit' ' It ll
writtenln Fe. “in, no, "then! Imam? lmrr
they which love the In“: rml s. Hun; rlrull
oflrnd than." 'Jr.nn inm-t mun "Tin-y
shall have no stunnrlmg Mn‘ "
2. ‘f’l‘hey shell out you mu .1 m- u, n.
Yew. the linu- mmctlt. that who
”our killrlh‘ you will tltln'r. that he (be-lb
God service "
The men who we. burn nlmal tutti nl
rsndy been mt out for ill.- mketulmpten
ix. 85), end that With lull u onrnplt- of
what should happen to them How any
would think that he was serving God
hyputting n fellow creature to death in
the moi religion In erpluitml by the
confession of Paul in Acts xxvt, 9-H. and
luActe nill. l. be my be alid It with I:
fired conscience before Hot In bin epistle
tothe Benton: and to the l’hiltppinm he
mutants that it well. however, thmugt: lg
Mince of God and Ill» rtghteuusnorl, mul
In the pride oi thuwnst-lf riizlweonutm.J
(Born. x,8. l’bil in. o, 0)
I» "And there thin-.3 Will tlleyoinunm
you, becnuu they have not Known the
Fnther nor Me."
4. "But thew thing» have i told you. thal
when the time nlmll come ye may roan-m
brr thnt I told you of them.’
In Ills grail love He torch-arm them
that they muy not be »urpriseul not ill:
msyed when the erenn come In paws S»
the \Vofll 0' thl tell! u» of lllt' I'VI'UI“ of
the last ill“ that its they come vu- may
remember how all mu lam-ml moi nu:
be discouraged by otherww per-plum“;
eveuut Instead 0! looking for the wave.-
nion of the world. thoee who Ill—lien: tin-l
look for perilous times. nform ut lixnllmml
without power. lovers of plublll‘t', omit-ta
It Ills coming (ll 'l'im in. l-S. I! Pit
iii, 3. 4).
”And than thing: l said not llnl’u you at
the beginning. because I was with you
It "But cowl go My wnyto lltm that
sent Me. end none of you lulu-tip Mr
Whither guest Thou I"
One of the upperrnmt Incl:- III we min-l
“Christ wu- that the Father pent Him
for in this Gospel alone lie nukes mention
of it more than thirty times That He
am. from God run! was going mm. to God
(chapter xiii. 31w» to Him on our present
reality. 50 real I'M the "um-n to Him
that He mumsumriml that tlwg. 1i» fml
ask Him nimut it If :1. Very fll'll n :.-:.:l
should visit In. In n bumble home. and ml
In much of thegrnnll r31 .t.- where llr ll ml
and to which he bud gum us a wallet m
vlution to come and make it our home. it»
would think it strange if we luul unthinu
to say about the joys he set lw’ttl‘t’dl!
it "But becem I have will three Illlll;*
unto you. wrruw bulb filled your heart '
7. "Severtheleul tell you tllrlruth n
is expedient for you that i go tut-y "
This ehoultl have satisfied uml llllln‘tl'rl
them. Their response should have been.
“It Iotbe laordJet llim do whul neenreth
[lint most" or. “Just sud true un- Th)
wnys.” (I Start iii. l8; [lot str 0, Rev
xv. I).
“For If l go not nvrny the cmufom-r mil
uotcmne unto you; but II I depart I will
send Ilim unto you.”
I. “And when He is come. He will re
prove (or convict) the world 01 em. and ot
righteousnens. and of judgment."
It is wrong to speak oi the Spin! n- an
influence. a thing, It; the Spirit is n pernon.
Observe the pronoun ”lie" in tlme ehsp
tersnppllsd tothe Spirit See in Act» V. a
t, Ills oneneu with God.
0. ”0! sin. hire-no they believe not on
e.”
Thlslsthenlu ollll tins 'ile that he
Ileveth uoth condemned llrrmly. lit‘n'flllnd
he hath not believed in the mum «1 tin‘
only begotten Son of God" lJolm m. my
Ill “OI righteous”, because I an to the
Pathernud yesee Me no more."
The presence of the Spirit is prmf that a
righteous God has given t‘llmt when all
Ill. ll'ht heml. lllo own people, Israel,
mdemued Him to sleuth, lml (in-l mam!
llim up and gave lllm glory. and Mllll untn
Illm. “Sit Thou 1t My right lmual tilll
nuke 'l'hy fos- Thy looutool" ll l’vt l. 2:
Act- ii. u. I)-
II. ' ndsment. lleeause tlae pflflu' ni
thh war 5 judged."
In chspter Ill. ll. lie MM, “Now v- the
judgment at this world; now slmll lllL'
prluer of this world be moot." Same
tin. thin work 0! the Spirit in spoken of
power oldsnth on Culver)
It "I hers yet then; things: to on) lll’llll
you. entree-um lusrthsut now.‘
Sp slow were they to understand that
fls slid to Philip. “ilnvr i been a. 'on.
into with you sud at have time not
Down Me? “It.” ltullmt us nlw
hug-mmmlnu. 'ulllt'llllllltlfli.
w we VI lull trum- lu M'
end hurdle he Infiltlfllilx u um dull
glob. r. lll
It when lint»: 5mm oi
Truthkleeotne "I will nut-la you um: All
truth.
Thlomto ire tee mm mmnlhelr
lublllt‘érl which lie smile in the purine.
verse. mandating-M lh - is In
ell who u- yelithe rim We in".
fit and we hire l lmml. and me
VII thil mine of Him who new on
the boon-Ill tkeuthoulat ilewlll
b 00 NW the‘tmt Tim” N
no foreman! in vrmnm it!
whee-Wmtuh‘snphlua ”Hi 9.. r.
" lit-helium ui llmwu lull
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men t... .....
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show rm thin» to
ob! wasp-u linset Mlle-ell.
spent tron: Ilium-ell; lien-ti
and only wind the
m. .. writwu‘“
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It us to loch it wont
u
Neith- .
' um bu their young helm bo
" n TOUCHED Hts Hui}.
Cathy-anion at n Newopuper ll.- hr I
I'm-r “Urinal-t \I’Im Kinda! IIIl'.
It happened in Chicago M. 3 I. In. Th!
mun mu shabby mul tmrel utslned. m
luv t-Illpll‘ll n newhpupur men at tbs m
or newborn and Madison stream and CM.
the way In lleluteaul turret.
”Straight uhtwl," will the W
mun. [muting went.
f"l'lu-n which vmy tuner. I turn to get to
Tillny'i‘lxlll omen" “liked the men.
"TIIII'Iy'anIII uml llulrteull'flxclllfldl
the xmv-qmmr mun. "You bud bettertlho
n ilutswasl ntreet our; there'll be one elm
brn- mum.”
"I didn't ml: you for s cur.” aid the
nlmhhy mun rather uhnrply. "Which we:
mustl tum?"
"In your left when you much Halsted
“refit."
“'i'hnult you."
1'iuvsbnblry men started slung, but the
newepaprr mun mapped him.
“lluldonl” he said. ”Are you goluato
try to walk there!”
"What humiliate In that oi yours?" retort-
ed the other.
"lint you can't do ill"
”I can't!" There was A trace of bitter
new in the rueu'e voice. "I've walked in
from .Inckwn pork."
"Why, you could have cut scrnss Ind
goth u to ’l'ltirtyvslxth and llulstend with
hull the walk."
”I suppme so, but I didn’t know it.”
Tim nbnbby mull started on Igllll. nod
sumo the newupnper mun stopped him.
"Islhlk here." he said "llnven't you got
any money r"
"That's nnneof your business.” returned
the nllnllliy umtr. "I've got A grip It Thir-
ty-einb nunl linintentl, sud utter I'veuot
that you'll not find me in Chicago long." ,»
There was mmething in tho M'l Insu-
ner that mmle the uewspeper men persist-
out.
"lrt me glt‘e you car fsre, nuy way." he
out
The shabby mun turned on him shnrply.
"I haven't :t-iked for charity. have I?"
"No; certainly not.”
"Well. tlriu't mm't any. I've borrmved
money, but"——‘
"Call ite loen,"minl the newspaper men.
”Will you consider it us such?" nsked
the strunger.
“Certainly."
“And you expect to get paid?"
tl\'mv'
“Gire me your address and I accept belt
s doflnr. .lzul. young men. accept n little
ndviee lmm :- man who is older then you
ere. Sever quit one job until youunsun
0! mother. I more here from (land Rup-
‘ds to better Inysell. l we» told that labor
who in demand and wages up in the shin.
I’ve been brre n week end now I um going
heck than: if I can get my old job again.
And if the little women null the baby"—
Ile hfnittltfil. "I didn't leuve her much.
Itlldu't have lunch, and I expected to llnd
for her, but l-vvcll. I couldn’t. And shc'l
Ilwnyn so path-at and good and I've"——
ilt- «It'llll‘llly straightened up and sold,
"Yumn. ”Ll”, l'll wtul you this within ll
week If I :wt my jull hank."
llc uncut tt.—Clttcugo Tribune.
Marking Pictures.
"My widter learned to mute pictures, too,
when she was to Brooklyn." snid the
dllllulllel ul n Inn: Island farmer. floating
out in n lmm‘ “Mm-r Hubbard gown sud
minimum-t In ltlz-pn'l. the work of oueof
Mr (Tr-Jr "plmmir" students. "but the
dtmu'f (In flu-tn like you I bit; It's ever-o
mum rpm-Ln, Why, the jent lnyn s pnper
on nu) thing flllll Martini it oil with is wet
mg, "ml Illtrl‘t' it Is all done In colon, Ind
it's rml lit-:lilllllll. And you kiu tell just
wlml it t» tan.” nine added. looking» the
"lumnmiun'ut" ntyle oi the sketch with
evident dinlmmr. while the amused ertht
realized that the fnlr Phyllis was duct-lb
ing llt‘l‘nlcnllllltlfl.
Another round lady who "took in" bond—
en. and who with her «laughter cooked
Ill-l \vtutwl llt table and did the rooms DI A
dozen or mun- nI "city folk," said sympr
limit-Ally In an ontbnulrutic young nrtln.
"If mu-t be n-ul ltlll'll work In her well in
than llll’l} llulo'tn all day; I held to Mr.
ll ltm-d l.l-.' night that i tell right sorry
Iur mu " «New York 'l‘rlbuue.
l'nhulletl "mu.
l'iu'u.lr»l- “ml the nunufeeturrrn of the
no» prtnwxmw "I lrlllcil Iloillr m.- ulweys It
w..r The latter ere doing their bent to
Ilil‘lllill u» mm [but white lluur. but they
tlu w ill lbw run-nae nl health. The hour in
liultml m- match that uenrlynll the nutritive
vuluv ln mum Irum it and (out nwsytuthe
nwmr ‘l'lu- lilllh’ll and starch sud ell the
nutritive nulrsttlnre loll, lull tbet whlch
nmkw lum- "ltll tissue. ls rusted In the
pron-p... Ilruwrl lured in fur superior to
the wintr. uml it should be given to chil-
Ilrrn, rum-null" ill their growing Ila. It
given the umlutl phosphate to "I. With
and irmwu. prevents duper-lie out use
Into. the brain and Haul.
Mlltlwn thnt ere enrol»; children would
nmwln nml blood" they would ll s
wattle-3 to eat only brown breed. soon
gm m lovllm this nrtlole of diet better
than the "leer white brand which
Ammoni- out lu such quantum-Yen-
hrs illlule.
'l‘ltw Gym Notion.
There is no stranger phenomenon in hit
my thrill the origin. growth end Illum-
tluu ut this wild mo oi unsettled purple.
[hunt or lwple here often been broken up
and muttered are! Illa certh by M
Inmllw end tuber d but IE Ill
"mm of time they be"! loot thlr MW
Identity in minullug with other
There are several notable d to
this rule. end one of the mile“ h ,
the clhtmlon end wondering of they”
autism. Minus tho ‘
have sound over lumpedlvlsae
on; tile, wanton pew-entice sud
tool lhrou h it all vlnxlhlr
habit-u notions bloom . Itle
mothstlhmmenetnl end-belt
In filtmpe. and nearly hell no nanny more
In Canada, llrmth America, United lit-ta
sod Aurelius-New York lpeeb.
ME.
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mothermt...
when new mm
ill!
“'bnt are we Ixerv for?
by the public.
BEST MADE
m T SHIRE ,.
Tu do the right thing
and give tlu-m
PURE 00008
A'I' Till;
l0WEST CASH PRICE
“’hlcb buheeu our motto for overlliyrnre.
and has mule our rr-vnlntlnh on well known
nil over the l'nltml States.
WE IMPORT
Direct From The
Place of Growth
Aullglve the consumers the benefit of nll inter-
mediate prnllts.
The 01.0 &P lilo.
4| NIII STREET,
NflflWALK, MM.
200 Stars: in the United States.
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Pure lend Zlnr and l‘nlu utln llll. hiring
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ten for "ninth
Our Cotton hrs-s
Tris-thou.
SWAN & BUSHNELL
Ship Chandlers,
362 Water Street.
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and”) sin" llruivrll‘ nupfilieo.
or ' llupr. Munllln u.»
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Girls and Young Ladies
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PRIMARY. INTERMEDIATE. ACADEMIC
AND COLLEGE PREPARATORY
DEI’A RTMICNTH.
Pupils admitted to Wellesle and Vtssnroh
lbe certllleste ot the Principal:
dire. Mend announces thnt on stormy and
unpleasant dsyesmrlnze will be In whiting
on the Perk corner 0! Frnnklin st 0:45 a. un.
sud st the tlclmo at K. m. to convey
pgplls up end down the h l wlihont extra
1' true.
Tel. (turn or the llortme on Viv-enume-
unad-
How then can on protect our homestead?
How mnhe corteln n nbelter J» your wife end
chlhireu in case you die? The nunwnr II it
end myz—by‘ securing s Life Insnnnce llcy
for In unount equnl to the the
nude of homes hnve been this preserved. end
we hope thousnurls of more will he in the
future. But whiledolug this. wh not insure
under n form of Policy that wll Int the
mung-fr in use you live.” well no IIIM
event 0 death? Au Endowment Policy. intu-
ed by the Connecticut General Lite lueursnce
Company. of lien! mompl lnh
0rd. MIL. will . 2
thin If you die. the full amount of the Pol my
will be ill st once. If you live it is pnynile
To \‘0 ' end in either event it must pmve n
wise sud gum investment Innure your life;
but before doing so. be sure and enmlne this
s? S. L’l-lommedleu.
Agent. “'Onlllnmn so. South Nerwnlh
Housatonic Railroad
Dsuhury sud Norwslk Division.
CORRECTED 1'0 JUNE It. hit.
Tnlus lave South anwnlk for Ilnnnury—
flhibllih. m., l‘a'IlJa'ZLb llhbfimd lllfipdn.
standout-70:5; unsnd 65: p. m.
Trains lmve Dunhury for South Nona“—
«33.735.9th “dirt!!!” 315, 5!‘ And 63
p. m. Sundayswtlm n. to end 5% . m.
Trulns have tiouth Norwnlk for glldgelleld-
5 Ill and II '5 p. In.
ll l-‘neml 9 [3 n. m.. I: ll 2..
Tralml leave Illdeeflrld for South 'Survvnlk—
6&5, 700. 910mm I155]. '11.. 240. 3!). mind
i .l’l!
'New York end I’lttelleld exprm Invest New
York nt 33? p. on. Moth Not-well “it p. m.,
nrrivlng at l‘tttsfielrl till} .m.
'l’lttsflrld and New urk rrprene leaves
Plttedelt! nt 4 Ill . m., Bethe! on p. m.. (mn-
nertlng with ll: .m.trnln from linnbnryi
south Sorw It 7.) p. m.. arriving M. Sew
York ll ill p. m.
‘I’i‘llf except Sunday.
MAIN LINE DIVISION.
Truths leave Bridgeport ne fulluwni
7 Ill n. In.. “meager tor I’itudeld
mu); m.. r for Pittsdea. making
connections or Albany and the Want.
in hie. m.. freight for Howie ville.
ll loin. tn.. freight tor lire-at ésrflngton.
till p. m.. l’tttstleld end Alben passenger.
Eli's p, tn.. New Milford sperm .
It ll) 9. tn.. New Mlllord special
0:!) p. m., freight for Great Iisrrlugtou.
7 .16 n. m.. (Sutulnyni mount for I’lltel‘leld
nml Albany.
“'ll.l.l.\l ll. Srzlenozr. Vice Prealdrnt and
General Manager.
A. W. PIKKIN. tienernl Paulette" Aunt.
l. I, New Haven & llanloni ll. ll.
October 12. moo.
TRAINS LEAVE SOFT" NURWALK AS
FOLLOW’S:
For: New You. A. M. «6 ltlesnspt Mondays)
ex. fill. “Blot-rt! er. 656-15. 7 Star. 7 (flex. 3
erJllllmelerrnmJln on. till no. l0" 3;.
lltfi lord) u. '. 3034355". ill Ar. 31!) u.
:Srleo. to Stuufud. Exprnv- from Mumford.
:t m. 4 ill". 51!: er. to Stamford. 5 3| u. Mono.
timer. ll a nr. 7!“ er. it ll nr.. Hitler" I mum.
Washington ”firm Sun-tn ,5 l6 rx.. bio
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u nod so. I”. e. um. ex. Sunday» 73! en.
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Inc-r. l'. M. tamer. lint-1.. Idea. 7 15
ex. Ml urn. ll m «1.. 121‘s. In. or.
an “innovator. A. M. 610 no. Older.
mun. l'.M.- we". lam. ruler. Ml
en. lo? are t .‘llomln running between
New "arm n Efrlmfle dl er.
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l’on 8mm! Nnnwnu. A. [not «1.. till
er. 70!.r..9tlmr. 006nm limes" tiller"
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midni‘ht rt. Howie” t0lnr..7.’liu'..0llnr.,
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OLD and RELIABLE
0AM Dlfllfl Illllllill till
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NEW YORK.
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NORWALK. CONN.
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In m leery at
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will an to nun.
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hour-wage
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heat and Perfect Fitting Shoal
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Best malarial is Used. comhimnsnmammyau
WidgittheberttsboSeemlew Shoelnthemsrksi.‘
EVERY PAIR vvnunmrsb. ,
Gallaud exerninethembofore purchasing anyiother shoe,“ j
H. 8. BROWN’
South Main street. 80. Norwalk. '
HAI..f& Ci
BRIDGEPORT.
, .utvflutulut! 1'2". stttl ’ ‘
$100,000.00 to Dress Goods, 850,000.00in Cloake, $25,000.00in Flirt.
Our spacious Cloak and Suit rooms, or:
II“ nnant the second fioor,are replete with all the
Iuovellies of the season, fresh from Paris
and Berlin. Many styles are exclusively our own, anbrnclu;
new effects that cannot be duplicated or copied.
New llrapery and Upholstery looms
Our large rooms for displaying Upholstery and Drapery Fabrics
have been entirely remodelled and enlarged. Every facilityat
our command has been used, and no expense spared in making
these rooms the largest, beet lighted and most attractive in this
country. Our stock is replete with all the new novelties forep-
holetery and interior decorations. These beautiful fabrics have
been selected direct from the leading manufacturers in England,
France, Germany, Switzerland and America, and embrace many
rare novelties which are only shown by us in America.
W- 3- HalldflO- , ,
1,000 Pairs of ladies’ "’oes
—~'ro m:— .5;
stride.mredntnreductimaudtobeeoldatpriaestlfltmlhthm
GENUINE BARGAlNS for CONSUMERS. ' 5
One lot of 300 pairs Ladies’ Turnedoimof
82.50 to 6' .00; regular rice 50. ‘
I felt irs Inunsburyfiltghewgnkw.
y at
$1.00; re lar rice, 83.50 to 84.50. One lot f 300 ’rsLountImry,
Muthewgoun &pCo.'s slightly imperfect, hznd- pal
sewed. worth 85.00 a pair: will be Sold for 02.50 sunEs
and imperfects. at prices that make t em I
THE BEST ”IBM“ EVER OFFEIED.
8| Washington St.. 80. Norwallt.
F. H. NASH & BRO.
And an average Mlurtion of over 30 per cent. These shoesare odd lots of m i
We quote a few "loom:
SlmEs aged, machine sewed, Ledies' aloe: 7.
l
to 82.7 . Balance to fine ()xfords, earn lee
CLOVER & OLSEN,
Estimates given on
. Plumbing, Gas Filling, Tin and Sheet lronWot.
We are selling
Victory. New Stamford and Silsby’s Steam 09am.
We have a fine stock of
Decorated and Plain China. '
I'he oneness and UNCLE NICK muons, Both so sud Port 7f.
able, including New York Bungee
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No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING. l
NORWALK.
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HOSIERY at UNDERWENR
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