M9 on
B?
statuses?”
‘ m. whim 154445.»:an will.
Harm mlmnml palm e to tho sou: ‘
mm. ohm 04:: night. the DQMIVS: eyed,
(la-“drumming on La roll». all sllvsr spun;
Whoa thyhosombssts high with a 10mm
'WM “gtwlliuht allure: that to broad nod to
luli' this form profmnd
ll» 5 row in its mood—-
"mm!"
Wm Wham fall: but dawn our bus"
A13. mm of” sport;
" “Harrow. exile and tho night of days
Hm Wm like is Blown this bronklnd
0}), km not our parting. my love 5nd It!
tun.
Lou “HUSH! M the mailer: of space sod of
your!
While my homm shall bent
Will its palm repest~
' m ”Nani mhs r'"
hug: me. when. We diam-2t.
but of wwdmllslnmbsrlntbmh:
.m m lts home of tut
34.1454 .4 mutiny Msr shall bloom.
Thought I»?! (or no can. hit my WM
[.04. a slum brim-Ml. forever with that.
‘Vlslfll m.» midnight is nigh
Thou shall hear a . mime alph—
“Eur-globe
*rl’tlfwd ”051m-
Bail, Bo! Thine [mints on the pun bow,"
simmer! John Trrgukls from the fore-
[61th yard, M44 $44» was repairing the
“118549. 44! EM: {.mtrn'kw jllal. erfifl: it had
ml. chafrvi lo Lin: wisL’t'. of the "lit-ll.
WI: were immkwctrtl bound in the ship
Kari-.44.": 7mm =«.rr..-I rm the Maxims coast.
Ml 2. l.-— » .. in the lawrr hold and
our ’eweftl -ks full of bolus of mtton.
“'2 h; ml with splendid 8031th
«inw rounding the Cam of
(MT Hope, and we had muclml at St. He-i
em to pm :14 mllor ashore who was dying
of dywrfirry
Thornton”: “.4444...“ trmlcw warp blow-
ing with vigor, and ma mm: howling of!
we £12m: k :x III. hour with all our 9:41:45
sail: ac: :x. ml. The wind was just
as with not . .- u-imanl qmrter, and Ira
Mi m. ww- er clan of the msitmil
hnnlul up, .-... lmmi-w «we tony tuning
(lotto the rigging preparatory to painting
ship. fur :34: llurlasm warns smart Em!
indium’tn, owl If wt 43:: Gnllivcr stuns-d
krr to he: spiel. Il span when she hauled
Into the 1/44. . 41 um
I a as who: :4..- uwmm culled a"mitl
shipman," m: :‘Mhrr luring paid fifty
winds [lll'nl'iflt t4. tlwrn for the prlrllega
of my wearing a Mum bound upflrith
Mr boom :1»: «m it, and a blue uniform
[or the Mr work. while I was Moore. The
trot. of the ymrl tin-rum! out hencoops, fed
the rum, wulml the captain's clothes.
Rape in. .444 4:44 .4 1.4.4.}... emulated Snmho
tlu- mgm «(wk 4. ml turned the grindswos
{or' ’Ciri;— 'ilw' 4: :zvrwmcr. Every Sunday
[4n- .~l 4.; 4 luv pulp, and hating an
ml ",4; . 3m 4 in» II'E4.:ve'vl t-.r".~ll4xrf. tho
mu, 4:: . .: an: n..- l mtmle by the old
Elk :.. 44ml and mmruslny getting it
wrong.
l rim! to go riff. with four and trembling
'11.“ w.- mlmzl-ltions worked on Mime and
hand if. in the ”old man."
"5:. wood” I Mn patting gray and
aim-4mm," he.» no. mmlntomfil to rxclnim,
"with #:1le .t 144m: none-d imp as you to
sum. my mall bolt out. Here the ship is
l4. 1.3mm, tomio. moth latitude. and con:
found me i! you haven’t figural her to the
northward I»! the lint. Tali: that, sad
than, and 4244:, you young swab. Why in
the W of Tamra: of limits didn't you
stop in your father’s ofiu slinging ink.
’ms'somunf; to opt and sleep. tlctont
of this: '
Us thin portlcntsr necuion when TI?
““85 hailul that deck rrportlngtpsnil
In sight l Ira-s up in the mimntop setting
up the: ! woman: rigging with a "handy
lolly" : .4 gir, Kalahari by another “mill-
“two." Wham“) Emil”! from Inndon.
We time out high enmlul: ripto mkt tho
urtluwv cult Hit, Tmt Ill about hull In
iwnmic In”? us sight and we could-cs
her plainly. 54.44 was hull down smaller
car-vs» Mitffml m he in ”flapping in
the turn-u
”(,5 ML thorn!" I shouted.
”Emmi" 4. 4: son: the captain. who no
walking the mop. [milling hams clots-h of
M Intake «mt of a mouth “at “W
from our tn tar. ”What in man's but!
do you want Imw’ (Isn't you set up that
rigging without any help? Clap a
myoorlsw tackle and up on with your
work."
”PM. sir, :lmrc’s as qum looking craft
insight from mo. All her sails sum to
Mn blown away."
Tm all man lam-s grout snd urns slofl
whats» look as: M,CIIT,HDK s pir of
mod I‘ll-t slum-slung urouud his nook.
Refinish usimtopsdl ysul and oh
and huh-cl: for firs lions“. Then
to W down on duck sud told the
m. nhoratlsd tis- chlsf man. when
Irma vats Inlay. Mul- bs rs
“lay Mn {mm aloft. every maker’s
napalm, “dial-u mortar buckets with
you."
All hoods sons vim ss saintly as they
could. fueling wry much sit
“I Mr who: Allah-old hunk-ml"
until n':vou ”film to tho
goods are too numerous to mention prices. Como
HARV
10“ North Main Street. South Norwalk.
" .41 “4......" GrIYIEl'ETJnIE‘ll‘osis's
holdest shod dealer in tom),
Shoes, for the wants of the
Y.
sign‘pf whalom, judging from thalihl of
you.
l’rrwlltly 4-. ,. 44.4. the ul'tlcr to lowerswsy
till: captain's gig, which but)“ from the
port limits just is» we hull hoisted her lip
ufu-r leaving ptmr (Jim: whore st Helm
Actmrrlingly m» iuwm'r-i her into the wnwr
and min» was duly lllillllfl’ll by bar regnlsr
crew of four. I. whuum now spinning this
yarn, pulled how.
\\’4~ rovml right :vmuml her, looking for a
ailwcnient 1.! W4: to climb. on her deck, but
finding num \. 44 just nwlefnst to the main
channels by the winter, and I, being the
youngest, N'itlml i44~r Niel» and jumped over
ltt-tflillh l..-r 4l4-.vl:.ju44t nimft the main
rip . g. Iwrf. 'insz wasnsncot tut ulna»
£4I~lt4't.1l ray—c» were all coilml snugly
mmuul Ilu- l ' :ylng pin.» and there was no
with of ullr-unlcr ulumt thc duel-Ln. I threw
umn'lllcewl of one of the running gear
innate but so that the skipper might
14.4mm. :4. it .uui number up, The old
nun. Loo-.414: hold 4.f it. and having a lot of
law c‘mumg. just tried its utrcngth. It
4n». 5:. mm: tlmt it [mnvtl at once. The
M; ,4 n-r math-ml an oath and looked dog
,3 ~ 4.; inc . :lmlly he climbs-dun with
t!: r heipufl the palm: r, and tilts-r passing
.l4 1:44 44:. , m th "no Inn .4“! totakecare
of im‘. m: tn‘mm- chl to ilmstigmc.
The tea-.444: L441 widrntly been at clipper.
.4 ~44 imzullfally curved and
. .~.' loading to her cabin
,zm’ ll.‘ that. of nyacht. The
A thick,h1ns
B41» Pu. .
llmn hum wr, Wih lm‘iu'd.
mold incl-mm! tin; gidmnf the, skylight on
film hulk, ul
tr. 'l'i;
1W imuuw would not lift.
Tomlin; [u tin! forc-
c, .41.; u I: barred and bolted, whllo
liu- law :xml 4min hate-hes were: tightly
in. 'qu ll tiriwu.4
4" 4414..” Gulllwr. winlo cruising around
Elm throngsmmhlwl arrow an 44ch rusty
.1 -.i . Mir .m-lwt‘. tlnslcprk-dopen
H44 4: 4 .‘nl' ”19':le 4- .rnpzmu; nu‘ny Ho
44444;! .l.. n: l;.-' mm- zml it wasdtuky and
14.42“. :l. t4 on.
H4 ~44. 4;: um. ”Tic luW tm 7n. ' l-lhcrc any—
lm" lx‘ .I '.t' ’ ' W4 Il list: I4 in in all: in- 'lT M if
:o n w 4 ml. ..r’y
“.444!’ M. first timv T ru r ~ 4's“ tin? old
I, whllr' n' «flu r
.U'h r 3 ill ; “Air; 142- brawl up and.
m-L'Jz _; ilw t‘rm . lirukv "14"“ the-cabin
sis; gills, mint, ir mt'i'lII-l :1) ow, m4-
nwa‘mry form-in .mlnizl: .\ rzlystI-rimts,
pv *Iium mi» ;4~.:.I..Il4~Il from r'. .e- np4- rmrc.
‘iiutli‘v 4 441.4 l‘..1"~4i4l [bi skipper
foum- of hlw lmlt .~ tr." i ”and swwhat
Elll' -r? is. "
"Captain, I'd rather jurnpm‘crlmard and
m ter cutlw up again than go down that
flu-re mm; m 4imm‘m Wllnflr." was the reply
of the so: 4m] sailor “le timix-n actually
slz‘ zvcrwl with {4- 4r
" 'You syn-tel; II mm ml, you 'vo drank
your lat-4t tot of ,zruz aboard my ship."
moral the skipper I“ he plungrvl down the
I. zit )iu ntr pm
I fullowml him at a motions distance.
helm; for more {rightward timu h4- was.
Tin-stain lml down into It lumrlwmu and
lrrftynlmva.‘ .(u T\ 34': 4: Vi‘ lmrlcntal
fllpv-v .4 l 4_ ~:\ drain“ (1': l)‘
abut.- - u-r .- 414-4- 4mm) lllill
.I'v'
.4 .3»;
than. I. ~ If \Hnuugll Her)
filling a . :4 ..4 m tnnltl ’tli inch‘
think.“ mm our {4444: mzarrfuistownrd
hm! lu‘l'“ 4 Manual to rule-owr rhv. Ales»
tirlw 44ft. nlmn.
Ur; . 4: hr airlc of Kim mum mhin were a
fllli‘lll 4-rnl doors lt‘Mlan into stun-rsmms.
Tin- skipwr tried the om.- Illtitrmt the atom
on tlw -t.‘41'l)mtnl shin It mu locked,
"l'ma Ilnmn (Tl/ll. «Imwtmr. Bill." said the
mpmm in 444449! tones. Ho no longer pm
on lllv' .er 4.1 u s-waLmoring hinstrrrr, but
Mlml 44~ though ln- min lnchurch listening
to as wky punt.
The cmwlmr was lulnlul him. and will-
lt he prirul 44-441; his stateroom door. .\
stmu‘m mu! Homing spectacle mu ru'eul—
mi. With in»: howl buried in the cushions
of it low much, on 114-! Tum-s before the
lmzm- of (hr blown-xi \ Irgin, and with her
je-r Nari; lmir billing Tl"! chm-kn rind do
su 1.4.14; m raven turn-til» down her back.
mu .4 ln-nmifully dressml woman. Beside
lwr vs. :w ,4 hrwmry sand it rmary.
'l'hv : ...;I‘4rr I-tunml buck all though he
lnul m-4I:4 Vllut. ’l‘hr- wuumn actually rectum!
tub > "Elm-us:- mr, nuulam, fnrlntrml
log," in- in-xsm, but at that umtnent. rmliz-
in: that who cnulrl not In, alive, lwtnuk
lmlol of hrr gently. .\t hbv first touch this
form milnpwvl and Ml to thy finantho
imp! bring Armmn-vl from thelwslymml
"mulling tlw grinning, ghastly ukttll of n
“234 turn,
Wu all I'llnlll'vl on dock and Iomulthe
Hunmmxtilhin lmllingtllwmm‘r. Twrnty
4.14qu wrrnmu ml board ”to strungr ship,
3: hi it to us rurlum to soc ham brave we I»
um whom nit-forced by such It lot of
s' miy jack tot" To malt» A long story
«1.444: m- mnmlml tlw rm! frotluu-m
In firm. In her him-r lmlll we found the
iltl'llfulflfi 44! 2‘40 pumps, all in iron man»
til-- 'l‘lwrr wrn- just. 250“! tltnn. lit-cums!
Tomi a follow "mldohiprunu" «mum-d thorn
by 4min- of tho dapper.
Thiw m'rnulllmlu Emlrl" fur ll".- le. Sh.
hm! two it plum-r and had Inn nhumloned.
43.... ‘39. In! what n-zuum nobody mum on-
fll'l‘»l.tltfl, P‘llr hrul probably drifted To!
yrw MT llw Afrimn mast formlt of tho
3mm. of ship-n. and thin nominated for her
tinthmznl’lwu [V‘Klffl‘tl below. A smi—
0444:0414 of win-I nun: have stalled hrroll
llw : M an! 41mm her intothr highway
(4f lm' m'vml frranutul by hmmwnnl
lmnul Tim-t ltulinlmn
flu in, wrynf the woman was down
srul darker A hrrmn shoot of paper, with
by upon on it trlllnu clearly of tears. sml
444m..- bulnlrhnrlu'tem, which looked like
.‘Ipltttlflh. was found bald. her. Nobody
mull l: :4 rprrt it.
TN 4....»4- nonml the csptsln to tow tho
rthmmcr to H: Helen. and sell her for
what shr would inch. Thu Dklmr, being
mu of tlsululschool and ruminations st
“4' .4 mmhlntllsten to him llossld he
so.» calm to burn Mud horn her hsdld.
A hum] otcnsl 4» sad s bundle of whom
"judiciously wrung-rd worked mimlnhly.
and the pom Mus-41ml his] a splendid fune-
Mom-wt. .l. K. in Se: York [Recorder
.
It Wits Its-0;“.
Apronslssm mic-us of this city,
spa-his. of dueling“? tbs musof tho
l roost doc
mlli‘. pm" "“ roll" “.4. m“;
ll
WW “Hugh". aim-m
THE lATEST STYLES
fly” Isl-odou- baton
than who “11w mlfiwlllm vs than! last ollolco.
ll stlontlon monr'l’rouunp,
of svh vs luvs the vsrlsty we
over oust-Isa. m of th:
wry lstsst and most s tries.
WilliamH.wS ords
fl WASHINHTUN 2‘1““,
sown Nonwm.
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AIIZT
DOUBLE PHOTOGRAPHS.
Isthods of Mustang n leurs App-or ll
Dllcnnt Positions on 0st. Pluto.
The making of double [Returns on one
Bonfire plsto lass been practiced by
photographers for 39"” time. It has
been supposed that they were made by
using reflections from mirrors to double
tbs object to be phomgnphod. Doubles
my be nude thht way, but the rodeo
lion of the glass always shows, while
the lignm are invariably distorted. The
most common way of making successful
doubles is to extend the reach of the
lens with a small box cf the some depth
of the focal depth of the lens. Thain-
‘sldo of the box should be month and
blackened it dead black, to prevent its
sppeannco in the picture.
The front of the box is then divided
equally by two small doors or flaps. In
making the exposure open one flap, draw
the slide frqn vour plate holders snd- ex-
pose the piste Then replace the slide,
close the door that was open. let the per
son being photographed change position.
open the door that was closed on the
first exposure. leaving the other one
closed. focus the object, draw the slide
again and expose the plate again, and
you have the same person in two diaer—
ent attitudes in the some negative. with-
out any line of detnarkation showing in
the background.
Captain John N. Killer goes furthcr
than making doubles. He makes triples.
qusdmples or any number wants-(Lin
the most grotesque and ghastly forms,
on one plate. His system of making
doubles on the some piste is more cotu‘
plicatml than the one described. It is
done by placing a kit or shutter over the
plate in the holdcr and exposing a part
at n time.
The kit is hinged in sections. the upper
corners owning liko littlo doors to the
side. Decapitated heads are taken by
opening the doors and just exposing the
part of the plate directly behind. on
which the head has been focused. After
these oxpts‘nrcs have been made the
doors are closed and tho snbjcct is fo—
cnsul with outstretched hands. Altar
proper: focusing, the kit, except the
upper corners. is ITI’ian away and a full
exposure made.
A few days ago Captain Rikcr walked
into the house sud hissed an envolopo
into Mrs. Riker's hands. 0n opening it
she found a picture of the headless body
standing upright with Inns outstretched.
and in each hand a platter on which lay
a ghastly head—411s own.
Captain Biker said that while lm hAd
known for many years the seen-t, of
making the pictures. in: now anon-.1 to
show simply what really is behind tho,
making of allr'gt‘tl spuk and spirit pic»
turns. The snore-t of making the potion-s
has been Runwn Tuf many ymrs also by
menmir George R. Crumwell.-Ncw
York Sun.
An lmpmvemtnt in Tunnollng.
The {mun-n: and serious difficulty cx-
poriencol in the nirmtious of lump-l-
ing, namely. lhv: suhehlonco of the stun
face after the completion of the ank,
has lately been found to be preventable
by 3 simple system resorted to by :1 Lon—
don contractor. by the use of which nu
ground outside the Actual section of the
subway in ham} need he «listnrlwxl. The
system in question ('0me a series of
steel bars placed fillTB by aid» with Kim
excavation so 35 to form noomplote tem-
porary lining and support to tho roof.
and within this scrim 0! bars the yumm-
nent brick arch of the tunnel is built.
The bars used in this Wurk arc tun feet
long, six inches wide. and two inches
thickflxsing provided at their edges with
longitudinal gmovm, by means of which
each is linked to the nut one in such a
way as to admit of separate: longitudinal
motion. and yet to present Tillt'l’ltl impa-
mtion. The bars are inscrtml in tho
same humor, as won as snppntml. fl!
ordinary tunnel bars. tlm ground being
excavated only the «met M'lllin of the
tunnel. pins the trifling thickness of the
bars
After the brickwork has been built
within them the bars on separately
pushed forward by jackscnews as tho
earth is excavstml for tlm succeeding
length. The bus are provided with longi-
tudinal tubular cxm'tim. through which
grouting or otim filling mntcrinl may be
introduced from time to limo to fill
thsspscoleft vacant by the sdvuncing
bars between tho top of the lining arch
and the north shove and wand, this
Eventing any snbsidonoo.—-Now York
ill-Inc's loll-b Tramp.
A city female tramp of giant stators
is snnoying some of our western Mnino
towns. Blur comes to the farmhouses.
gonenlly After dsrk, and begs to he al-
lowed tostsy all night. Her request is
gmrslly granted, though unwillingly.
for her person is very repulsive. 8h»
slwsys carries morn] largo handles cov-
«ml with s waterproof. In mm of them
are I clean dross and whole shoes which
slaursstopntonlnlltmon. Tin-yarn
too good for lumping in Maine.
To all sppemmce she hssn't s relative
in the world. and posters this roving life
to any kind of him, for shs is frequent;
ly Muted a chance to do housework st
TWITMM but slmys declines. Once
she did work for s dsy or two, but do-
clsretl she’d rather walk and beg. libs
expeclsmgoto the pwrhonse, but not
until she can no longer trsvel. It is said
tint to best her talk without looking st
hsr one would inn-glue her an lady. so
artist is last language. whom... Jmlb
“Mamba-vb.
ammonium
of
W‘flMmmm-go),
flmhuvllydld
Em
" duo
ybelowslloompstllors.
. U!) trimmsdhats I
Velvets, Birds pulses, to.
'B
t’ ial Astrschan Fur Capos,
1K
Hitting fronts, only
These capesaro aroworth
Cloth Trimming by the y ,for
Ashaclcmo Halal Block
A rlshormsl's Purpldslty.
H. In in tho halal other: all by him-all,
apparently in the blowout kind of sbrosvn
study. And he did not mpoml for moral
moments slur a friend hsd tskpn schslr
by his lids and slapped him on the leg.
When he did speak, hs sold:
"Ever happen to no along the rlvsrwhcro
tbs wholesale Ash dealers are?"
“Oh, yes. lots of times," answered the
other mu.
”You’vs seen those llsh curs there, Hold
n ton spices, don't they l”
"Mors'n that, some of 'em."
"How many of those cars do you top
pose coins into Detroit awry day full 0!
fish!"
”0h, there’s mommy llfty.
know but more."
”That's a Iiuudml timusaml ponmls at
I don't
Iii-rm."
“Whom 'I'nlmln tum ’vm the some way.
eh?"
“Yes, and Cleveland null Buffalo 14ml
Eric and Sandusky—Sandusky lms mar-2'"
all the rest—mud Milwaukee gum ’cm nml
Chicago. Why, gmul gracious! they cmm
into every town on tho lulu-s.
"Millions 3nd million» and millions. of
pounds of fish. All kinds of fish too,l
.' ."
‘ "Yes, all kin-ls."
“Docs seem nail the water must fairly
swarm with ‘mu. doesn’t it?"
“Then how in lt"—~thc thoughtful nmn
struiuhtmml upmul Mutual :4mrmrl ~44 :4:
to look timothy-1‘ man square in tlw hm»
"how is it that I go out liming. «it all day
from the first. streak 'u down rill tiuI -‘\v :4
his shadow» fall, mul catch ju-t one ll 4'4-4I
pound Tums? Yes. and. by thundcr. arr
callul a liar when lteil of that! How is
it; I say?"
He continued to glare at the Other man
for n moment, but, receiving no tumour.
he litm-ignr and rclnpm-d into a brown
study. ~IM mil I too Press-
Tho l'llyslulngy of I vil.
lnhis I'lll’llill! stud: of [in .
of Evil," Dr. Ti. W. ll‘u‘lmrllnlln I
that the: mam of m-irnr‘u llml-I two
mum of evil in mankind -lll'f‘Hlif.... v
early cm‘lrnmnrnt. 'l'honprmtlum 44f
“MP“ in mode cum-picnun-u in 4t uni-u.
restlgmlnn carried out by I’mlmur i‘m :
dale, of New York, tzlm tum been obi-III.
trncu one criminal furmly back to tho- ~ ‘r
tienlcnt of its first xucluimrs in .‘lli"'!"fl
He has found that from this pun-4.4 m 4 ..
has sprung 1,200 llcscentlnnllt. Ti..-
of 7090f those have horn cloudy f'vllwuvd
by Professor llngllnlv, lht' Mull of llw 4n-
rcstlgstlon allowing timc not mm of u..-
700nm moped the contuniuutlnn of evil
or its consequences, Ilia rmarrlws also
show that tho crilnra of Ulll" um lmnilv
have, during the hut seventy-lire your...
cost the state of New York twmm.
Those who are born. hml. hum-var. :m-
not always incurable. Mr. Ts'lm‘ .hm,
pmhlent of the Control Criminal asylum,
Dublin, Irelmul. has suggcstml that h.
heriml tentlenclrs to crimccnn lw l:‘r;lYI' 4
in the young by mlchinu uwiul 444» ..
tiunmwhn-h willmll lulu pi .4 . ~~ '
ETHI’XITI'IMNT llI f‘rlllllllrll l.l’4'~ 1. . 1 .4
child M 4: clcvt-r form-r may hu I'llllt‘fll‘ :1
into I“) hour-at dmftsnnm: 440 mu) 24.4:
(‘hlllll’l‘b of sow-ml Euncrutimu of 1424‘s.
tux-ken he taught clvvor hnndm'nrk. ~nrll
M wntnhmzlkmgor other work mynrm:
limp-rs tmuaxmly (loft in their "um-444.4“...
‘St. Louis lionuhlir
liv‘IN
Au lutrmlvr In "to Halls.
The true luxury of the bath is In! up
pm'intml by {miplc I)! lint cllmntra. The
bath» of Kingston, Jamaica, M4: drmInlml
hynmrnmgmmlrnt utlcllghtlnl, brim: long
enough and WM? enough touliuw one to
flounder simut, and cum to take a couplo
of strokas. They are mmlrof cuucrrtc and
are filled with water at tho truuwrntur» at
which it cmncs from the ln:tim~just right
to make a plunge enjoyable. Such-or is tho
water that one can usrcely roalim it is
three feet deep.
Once in awhile, to beau", then- is some
thing which msydstrnct from its vnjuy-
ment by the stronger, if he has not lit-come
used tosoma of the othor inhabitants of
the land. For cxnmplc. a» I won ulxmt to
take my first jump. ldlscovcrml mum-v in m:
that looked a bit. like a lmrwshm- only
down at the bottom Failing to um- u! tin-
Iilack pirkanlnnies running about tl'ltI
you]. I Mimi him who: it won.
“Uh, vlut's a acorpium."
"Well. take him right out."
”Oh, lle'mlcml, null."
"Nev" mind! I pnfcr my both without
him in it,”
A lll‘flll scorpion is bald enough, but tlmt
is preferable to having is inc one drop
from the mltsm Morin-ml on onc's haw,
fin-sh ms once hoppwml in." fm-ml of mine.
-—‘t' outh's ( onipanl- In
Motion of tho lit-rs.
The term ’llxed." applied to tho sum. is
a mistake. for it in mm known that there
is not is find Marin the Mavens, Mn! :44an
llilf no such condition as nlwtlttlv rwt in
the universe. All tho star- on ln motion.
and some of them am moving at tho ram-
of “.000 mllrs an hour. or tour» than
thrice therelocily of our earth on in orbit.
It might hethonuht that this t‘nnshmt flier
lion would produce continual A'LlJiiKmlfl
the stellar relations and alter llw turn of
the humus every few years.
But the vast distunm M which tlw slam
nrt- set from It» dostmy tho was! m-poct of
their motion and tum-rue the vim-imaging
aspect of'ths hmmns. Num- of Ilw mm
atollstlons hnvr snlfeml n Illplm‘llllun in
8.9!!) years. sum... Arcturus nml thr i’lu»
lulu.” still in thrlr plum. Although
tho Eighty-om stars in Urlon lmw our
boon in motion. mlt without rrinllnn to
my other, it» mighty «mm is u it 444.
pnmlto the man of If: forty centuries
sum-fix": York Telegram. £5
A Minimal ”I'Mf.
Orion. Mich. has n hnrlwr who was to»
sanity almost pelt-“Tu! with wood". A
troll known midi-m. of ths mm: snarl-It
his shop sod haul in full board removed. A
In minoten sllrrwnnl the door was
opened, and in crime apparently tho sum
Inn. with I fall Mord. "Bond "omens!"
“chimed tho hurls-r. ”how did you mow
thatburdln live minimal" Tho vhilor
nailed. ml lntroduml tho llnt mmm,
his brother. 'l'hsy trrrc twin». nml hour I
striking mllilm. The second cos
Weiss-soul to bus visitor to his brother,
sud tbs boron km only his townmn,
rumba: hs has! just shaved—«Yanks-
Bllde. m
A (tips-Ila on», I’m.
This is an Ohio Beauty sherry tmlo
Build Mimi mph-rd in Brown’- Vsh
”.01.,wklshbun tron [1,”)le
Cf troll ps1 you. 'l‘tu tro- lsso
uobnsrs N. Molding loss
. Iltsotmlhs shanks
Gm
lhs‘nsw Prices
, Ilwillps youy local! and examine
our stook. We are over head sod heels with orders, proving that
we are still the» loaders and that 901'
oonooiva
largo v
FUR? CAPES.
rices and styles are comet.
Heavy Satin Lined, long backs,
$ I 2.48.
18.00.
Astmchon Cloth and Brown
dresses.
H. KRIEGER,
South Homall, Bout.
NEW STORE.
T Ttith‘ rcmm‘ml my innincm m
93 WASHINGTON STREET 93
fund have. nowfio full lip-I of
H EATERS.
RANGES.
STOVES.
A L“! ),
TIN WARE
of 4tll kinds.
Plumbing in all its Branches.
FULl STUCK PlllABERS SUPPlIES
T. S. UUNALUSUN,
South Norwalk. '5
SWAN 8t. BUSHNELL
Ship Chandlers.
302 Water Street.
Flui’l‘nl-‘BANR llllllMJ-Zi'ml'f (1'.
Porn lmul. 7.0.4 on! I' :41 um Ull hula;
Halls.
Marin". ilnllrvrflllunl.’ fur l’ th'Y'I
Trot-4 Kurt 5;..- urn Itnlu~ “.1444-.. lie-l Puts.
Bfllnlsw P tilt“ 'litv‘ ltlr. llnuk- m ll :- vrrylhinfi
mnlwl about a hunt ur l 1 ~14. m 4 r4. Ilrgullt-
tion Marina l.l|;lll~ hunt. 4.! Enginwrn
Ru Ills-16. Hugs fur hunh hum-w Illll Illllllc
hul nlmn v4. W-v 4m rlu- rmugnwnl lira: 41mm
lrl’t fur lmlpln :1mlli3-Vu r I». ll. rs mp lics.
"or 1 44mm llrwlm N444: ll 4;». .\l44nilla in
Row 1 'utlnn Ill-«luv “my and our Links»
Ringo ore sup..- rim in ulmlll) tuamthlnu mule
in thomuntr). A: II [M prltt‘s srr null! nl-o.
Telnhane. New York Prim
Never Undersold.
BUT [if THE MANUFACTURER
FIVE MILE “IV E ll.
4. 4, I. 11‘ u‘s‘o.m"“
BABY Alli DUll. GIIIIABES.
Thoohlnt mannm'mm of baby rnrri
mm 4mm uni-dual work for sale. to the I“ n-
cnt «trim-of runnlms mt; also-wont "not
of but In and trimming ut prim» whlrh wl
“Ellih rmmgli sad it «tumult tumult tbs
nun! uthlhms.
FRANK BOYLSTQ‘N
“and color. Ribbons,
And Ilonth.
' will;o
Prices to son All.
mmm
Henry A'I'illy.
c. Billlfll’tSflH
5| 'IIHIW 8.. 80. IOWA.
21 Hill! Strut, llamslt.
Bakers, contentious,
ICE CREAM.
own... i Woo-III“
cm and; REUABLE
Ullll UIREUT' FREIGHT lIHE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK.
SOUTH NORWALK
MN],
NORWALK. CONN.
Tho Propellors
[HTT UE NURWAlH ANU EAGlE
. .3}
'fi—o
( .. .
P ' ..
W4 71 I“. *
M
Will leave “or Si. East River (Reekrmtn
street). New York. at 5 p. m" daily: blond-n
oxmptnl.
Freight mclvnl from” in. to. until 5p. to.
Ruin ml bout» have Nongolk st5 p m.,
orwnlk st Iii!) p In.
no up “union to ma the City of Nor
sud I la will .scnt for specinl .
pf (might. snyw re in New York or lts vimtr
ly.
L‘\
VI.
WAIT wrsons one forbid trusting any of
tho employer. vi! the boots. of this lim- on NI.
count of thonwners thereof. $311.1
l. l. a... 444.444 {04:00:00. 0.
October 12. 1800.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NOR\\‘ALK AS
FULWEVH, '-
E‘onNzw \‘oux. A )l. ~51ermw_)lnndnys)
ex. 505 Mlllocunslex 6 fiw- 7214.4.- No.21 8:3!
ex. Nflllm‘nlelfl’c‘m lull ex. 93! u. '10“ ex.
Ilih'lmtl c! « 1H7)“. lill 4w 2.}! ex.
SMMJO Stamford, uproar; from Stamford
334'), 4:44 cx. M7: or. in Stamford, 5;!) cx. 550 M'-
52041.15 MM. 751”. B ll or. luZlar‘.,l £21m.
Washington rum-an Sunday-t 5T6 u., 506
61., ‘J 15 m‘. T'. 34.014 in . ":3 All or
You Nzw llsvu \. )i. 010 an.
fill-«I. ~50". 9l0vs. was» T’ )lrlzos
ex. lulu-L. lL'tu .J'Ifh-JL. 4".” filfinr 5"l
Iv .. l5rx.. 72in: lulu :n.9llu “07A
otnnrlm. .l:.';.’;'» u. m. ox. Emulsion” no.
912m a. m: Ill-Mu Ip. m.
lI‘ntt [lawn-mo. x. M. 0 to an. 91% ex .
mum. l'..\f. 1217 J. “on. tau..' . 5
Hnllnl‘ llmn
uElm F'Ifllslll’fl'l. Jillian. 9.“.
.. 715”. all
144mm l‘ M L'llM-x
in} will? t )Tnflllil‘ morning M7291)
Now flown on hprimme die:
'Mt IlIN‘mx. A. \f. ll: Ma Short Line).
P. M I'Imu ulnfiprinutlrldl. llf.‘ ex. Vin
Tlltrlfnrlli
.l.
ill-Wu
2
LEAVE XE“: YORK
Faust-rm Nonwsu. A. M.-~-.'.ot u. 601
sr..'.'llldc Minx. DMM‘" lltltu.. lIthcq
124nm...“ n. P. DI 12m... liliex 2m”
’liflex...,ilil)cx 0211600“. 512016623ch
mllu" Stiluu, woman» u. and ”.1260;
midnight u fiumlnya «dilly ,. “KIM. .‘rlL‘Ic ,
l'.‘ m midnight.
Housatohic Railroad
Ilnnbnry “333.3". Division.
rultltl-N‘TED Tn Nu" l5. mu.
Tmlns lrnt‘v South Nor-walk fur lmmmry»
Ill?) 9 l‘lL (1).. i2“, TILE 1110:". and llii'ern.
Sunday 9‘35: m. and? Ill [2 m.
'lrnmu lruw lhsnbur) for South forwnlk—
031' . Millpond ll tin. m.. :HS, .4445 and 085
p.414. Sundays Minn. m and 5m p. to.
Train shun: <44th \‘nrmslk lur {mamm—
61344114! Hun. m" lili.’.l'.’.l. 5m and 927 p tn.
Turin» imw Hidwtir'll fur Winth \nrwttlk~
68",‘ .M 91" nod 11' x”; a. m" 3! .Iilltpnd
Rm 4 Ill.
‘5. » York and I’lltal'n- Id express haven Saw
York at Will p. m.. South \nrwnlk 0 ‘il p. m.‘
nrrxv ink at T'llhtlrltl R Ill
'l'lltnnrhl nml \ms‘ urk Mprm leaves
T’lll-‘Iflrld nthli ...m Hrthrl 64. p m. won.
flr‘tfan with IS “l' m. 1min from lhmhury)
Sulllh \‘orwnlk .. l p. m.. uniting At 542w
\urk P‘ J) D. 11!
'lhdly Ulrrpt Snmlsy.
M U)” LIKE DIVISION
Trains ltmu- Bridgeport as fnilmm:
. “If-a m.. my for I’ltmmh‘l.
loans. to passe-nun fur l'mmdd. making
mxmrv two. for Allan) and the \\ rat
in “I“. m.. frrlght fur Hawlr v.lllr
ll to s. m. freight for hm: rrlnxton.
4 mp. tn i’itturlrldaml Allmn mas-mm.
5045p. "1..er Milford opal:
010p. m., New Milford spa lal
9 :,Iip m., frriuht furlirrnl Harrington.
.. 30:. m.. (Sundays) men‘s-r for Plttslicld
and Albany.
W fl.l.lAl ll. Manson. Vice l’resldrnt and
(ism-ml Misting".
A. W. Plums. Hrnrnl Pun-ens" Anni.
Dorlon Point,
(BNESURV'S PRINT)
ROI'TII NORWALK.
NOW OPEN.
RUATINH. HATHINH AND FISHING.
Shore Dinners aSpecially.
As swaps lllewnect at Mulls Kori-ll
th tnlns on tit-“L“ Nsw York and New Hun
rnllronul
J. E. POWER.
UNE WURU MUREl
To all who on" not Mom "to ulvlm expu-
irm has Matt“. and tortilla! the syntax:
mint 4 llmut rhsmhy tskl nu
I'DNN
PAYMENTS
‘ UNEUllllAH WEEKLY
HATHHES, (TRAINS. SHARIS
IAHTEl SIUUNS' UIAIUNUS.
TAIUH. liaison t 44.44444.
llllmgnfl..flltyllsllw
IMAM. ll Y.
”Mm
oqsnvmlrzsn.
will:
LOXATON TC
soul on m'fitflrriw from tbs roommates.
I. III.
immediately. trill: Willa!
Tallies lung Soother
Tflgtgdnfipglstmm cm to IIthis warn.“ up
unity of sures-r. It
hurt sum-r nah,“ with swarm
.. .. Who-Edi 4"“
STI I. LSON ’S
SPECIFIC
MALARTA.
country.
Butmln
Call altd examme' . them before
BEERIDG
and Berlin.
And you willyoo not silly ‘1; .
Neal: and Perfect mambo“. ,
H. S. BROWN’
South Main Street. 80. Norwalk.
w ‘3; ‘HA‘L'fazmmc
/
wbiohghe
4/
Best Aalerialvis Useltombiningllmabilllyanll , ,
MakingitthsbesttamSeamlosthoointhomflkol.
lEVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
purchasing any other Mat
PORT.
NEW BUILUINS! NEW STRUT!
All Departments Enlarged.
$100,000.00 mlDresslGoods, $50,000.00 in Cloaks, $25,000.00 in ”is.
Our spacious Cloak and Bull rooms, on
Im onant the second floor, are replete with all the
Inovellies of the season, fresh from?“
Many styles are exclusively our own, embrnchg
new effects that cannot bc duplicated or copied.”
New Drapery and Upholstery Rooms
Our largo rooms for displaying Upholstery and Drapery Fabrics
have been entirely remodelled and enlarged Every facility at
our command has been used, and no expense spared in making
m these rooms the largest, best lighted and most attractive In this
Our stock is replete with all the new novelties for up-
holstery and interior decorations.
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. B. Hall (it 00.
These beautiful fabrics hnvo
CLUSED OUT AT
GENUINE BARGAIN
S003...
‘..:00 regular price 383.50 to 84. 50
82. 50 to Ski no;
200
E0 8'»! s0
and imperfects, at prices that
F. H.
We are
TRISTRAN
TRISTRAN
4
II. I. 3mm. I. II. Elm
mBENNETT ll. HUSTEU,
in sun «out as. lsmlt.
Meats.
flash. Oil-ten.
M.Um.m|hy.
«mam 13mm
“Wtflflm
)Tathewson & C .‘s slightly imperfect, hand-
sowed worth $5 00 a pair: will be sold for $2. 50
Balance to fine Oxfords sam lea
1,000 Pairs of ladieshSli-IIE
————T¢') BEL——
SPECIAL PRICES
And an arc ragc mluction of our 3) pot cent. These shoes an odd lots of regukr
guns, uwml at a r4-duction. and to he sold It prices that make them
i
S for CONSUMERS.
afew prices!
line hit of 300 pairs Ladies’ Turned Shoes at
regular price 84. 50. One lot of
airs Lounsbury, Mathewson 8: Co.’ 8 slight-
amagcd, machine sewed, Ladies’ Shoes, at
Onelotofafll) pailmnsbnryrs
SHUES.
make tem
THE BEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED.
GLOVER & OLSEN
8! Washington St., 50. Norwalk.
NASH & BRO.
Estimates given on
Plumbing, Gas Filling, Tin and Sheet lmnWorl.
selling
Victory. New Stamford and Silsby’s Steam Healers.
We have a fine stock of
Decorated and Plain China,
l'ho DUCHESS and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Set and Port
able including New York Ranges.
& HYATT.
No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK.
WE ARE SHOWING A FULL [.le 0'
NEW TALL URESS RUUUS
IN ALI. THE LAW! “HADES AND YAlllllf‘fl. liPlL’IAL 3m .
HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR
& HTA
NORWALK, CONN
STOP THAT coucu _,
Wm 80mm ....
a most delicious substitute for Tea and Cofl'et
sol-sols. I“. his”!
was. annotation
“I
Norwalk Chronicler