BMte,38h nodal) lobe
WI.llIIn'iog'lm-m m
« , More of“ E} "a
mum» sold by
makoroom for ' .
to the oldest shoe Morin
w‘”,
and Show, for the wants of the
modem too numerous to mention prices. 00mg
imagwtg until inyoung?
than
70 North Main Stre
A LAPLAND MELODY.
“both-ohmic: of my morning.
Sun-bloc and lion er. bin! mgnnddow
Both my cool. low. yonurolhnwholoof
. We. and It: ire. more true.
Dork were my life. love. like winter woe. »
Bleak-o tho out wind. cold u the snow.
Were you not mine. love.» l mthluo lore.
Thick would my mum now.
Manning and mllme.ulowinz Ilka June
I m.
Over the mountain. will on the bird,
My thonghtdooe wonder tornle o'er yonder
Whore your colt Illt to hoard.
And but winter withln the Valet.
The tow'rinn mountain» onwrdppod In
Ry hcm'e' swift bent. is warm for you,
ewoorlieurt.
“'itli love that ncvor folio.
And when in even bright willing heaven
Term gold and purple from rim to dome,
Through volleys buy. well fed and buy.
My flock m trudging home.
And thumb tho sunshine hid lit from view-—
if it for-aver bade earth adieu—
Nnoght could bonde- mo, lm‘e'sllzht would
guide me
fixfely to home and you.
~John P. Slalom!” in New Orleans Timon-
Democrat.
C ALC ATliON I’S REVENGE.
Of course you remember that affair
which caused no numb namsip four or lire
yours ago at tho wedding of Antonin Lev
roux. the banker's son, and Mlle. Combo
aux “intuition.
Mruux lldll formerly been associated
with In ltnlinn count nnnxed Calcntroni.
who was often nnmbeml among the bunk-
cr’u guests. lie in wen there no more,
however.
There were rumors afloat costing doubt
on the noircncynf the bank, and many
persons predicted that the marriage would
never take plsz-u, yet it did, and the presr
cuts were magnificent.
Among llli' guests mm on old friend of
the brilie'a family, the loomed Dcsrocluez,
librarian of the Gfll’lll‘ .‘leulile, n mnn
whme position obliged him tocultivnte two
very difiemnt qualities. It was necessary
for him to be at the some time the mod
courteous and the most nuapicious of men
—to treat every reader in the library as a
brother in science, an esteemed friend. but.
it friend who must be closely watched and
whose pockets must be probed with a
“glance.
“I know many good women nod hone-t
men." he often said; “but. there Is no hu»
man being on north uixo is not. at some
time of life tempted to walk off with 3 Val-
able book."
Toretnrn tn the wedding. 0n luring
the church the bridal party and guests
went. to Mme. Leroux's house, where a col-
lation wu served. In one of the parlor:
the present» were on exhibition, according
to ndespicable custom which forcm every
guest to contribute with n generosity often
inroluntnrr. Among the jewelry was I:
diamond ncrklncc. the gift of the bride-
groom'n fulhrr, which attracted every eye
and put. in flight all doubts as toihe state
of the lmnkcr'n finances. It cost “MID
crowns at the lowest estimation.
While awry one was busily engaged in
the dining room in sudden clamor W,
nod n whisper passed from one guest in
another.
”The diamond necklace is stolen!”
Mr. [wroux behaved like a true nristo
out. When the catastrophe was reported
to him he turned red in the face for on in—
atnut, but. recovered bimnelf lmuxediuely
Ind sold in n tune of calmness:
“Do not excite yourself, my friends. A
more money ions in not I: mortal wound. I
do not want It trifling disappointment to
out a gloom over a day like this. My dear
children. may this Illght and unforeseen
ohndow be the only one to foil across your
life's pathway!"
"lie inn plucky don," muttered n phil-
osophical “um, but. all felt the oliuntion n
painful one, and most of the guests
breathed more freely on flodiugtbemnelveo
outlslde the bonnie.
in ten minute» the room- werc empty,
andthen onwrrnnt lnfornml Mr. lzrunx
that u ueutleumn winbed to speak to him
In the library. llurrying in he found Dev
niches, who won ovhlenily much excited.
“Mr. Lemur," mold the old librarian,
“the dome» of my , ' ' hire ’
untoucquire the lmblt of watching the
people mood on. I now the diamond
backhoe union. The thief to A man of
nhoulllfty,tell,nllm nod nr dork. ll.
am he I: friend of yum, i noticed
lilo: obeklou bond: with you rope-wily in
the mrinty uln-r Ibo mun-foul. l have
been following him. end you about to
speak to him when were repented by the
crowd In the “not, llltl he not into-ah
and cried me. I took the number, bow-
' over, you will ban no difficulty in
tracing the follow. 0f oouree,l sin-II In
delight-dummy. Shall we no In the
or ill: but mm boon: spree. up and
mood tuning the door. no if binocular
Mabel him-elf the out
”Well. I minute, plan.” be minim-d.
“fullshlnhr I know the per-on ".
W" new
new! Thu-deuce!" interrupted Den
roebu. "i tell you! new It. Til-alum: n
mirror, I distinctly our him pm the din.
mood» into his pocket. llo will sleep in
lull tonight—lion In. if be in elecpy. Only
Miami“!
WW
you underused! Accept my thank; for
yonrtroublo."
flowch- no the been in I: m oi
...H H!
' to your home now I ndvlu
REY
at. South Norwalk.
...... bonuatopped to take out odpr
nod “an mounted by u atrouger, who ”had
the favor of or light. lie had the air of I
perfect gentleman. and raising his hot
poliudy, be bold:
"Count Culcatronl. if you think of going
you to cheap
your plumu, or within fifteen minute: you
will honoured in II cub between two police
officer». You would do hour to corn- Ind
spend the night with "if. And, by the
way. where are the diuuumde?"
The count Wu astonhdicd. After
pause be mid buuubtlly:
"You carry the joke too for. Who on
3nul'"
" .\ fniry ll guardian angel, like the on.
i I "l'be ll in Domino. ”’ roplicd Coindnrt.
"him in 1; Il lA-pmx llns connllhiolbned
Illt' tuwntch uv-Ir3ou if you do not he«
licve inc u'IIEZ; n llilln' furtheruml you will
but: two lllltll new your lmuw nwnitlug
your return."
“I will go with )'ll'.l,"llr’|lll Cnlcntronl.
"Inul cxplnin nmtlm on the way. it was
a debt of honor, 151.60 frnucs lost 7” words,
which i on» nbligul In my today i have
plulgi-Il Ibo diamond.» for that. amount,
but. will mun n-inrn thorn; lleroux need
have no Tmr. lb or fell or, bow kind he is
to his ob! I'll'um! Ex, w :4 my gratitude to
him." .3. u'I-I-l. lam-r, when the banker ro-
CthUl i. 1" f: «urge he said:
“i:. ..I oiiu . : infomlw him if he will
glw vm bani. r‘m Ill: mood,- at once. "
“He can 2m! do that. for ho lllm pnwflcd
them for law: :‘erIII'II,"s:LiIl Coiudnrt, and
hill homer EXPLlllllQ'l:
“Furor-Ii lllf.’li)"f0l' liftccn—it in impos-
RiblI-f"
"’l‘noy :Iu- wmth nu rt?
“Suppam- tiw lll'v. 'rwluulhl m ll lhcm’"
cricl l. ioux uii lly. ",Oh Colndurt. I
b»; 3 on In find out his Home for mcl"
‘l’lu- vrxtmornlux m. Id of Coindnrt,
fin 1:” Emmi! ( .‘Ul :It the bonker’il
hon...» ! pron. Ira-smiled his curd. lie
on. mt. I . or \3- in": it minute, unul when
til i H) in! n moi mi (Inc “mild ll'tve
in nu’i' t II. " . HCJl :‘ll'. mi whom :11»
pnli"\n,.~. :fur.
‘l:\ it ll'lll' Ibm 3nd Im- in great. dis-
trust” '-lu nail in ndlat: Int tone . and Le-
rnux kt: l numrmi out “ill: a r-pl3' ubicli
tnr interrup'I-Il with:
' i. i luv- imagined Ilmr friend:
' .L‘Ka .uu :rl Inv pmmpml ym. but uowl
know Why 3am .liIl nut Wish the police to
know nlyourlr.lii~‘:u':i'1lle. This morning
i did who: i urn-r belowthonght neces-
mry—Z.riw\‘imz 3m; to UP an honest man-
1 l-xnmuu-zl :ln- Iii'unamlrl."
"Then you did furl, pawn theinl"cricd
lkroux jn3'fully. and the other answered
scornfnlly:
"l’uwned thou), sir! Since when bore
gentlcmen tried to raise money on bits of
rims?” Iwmux fI'll into rm armchair,
trembling in way limb.
"You tlmnght to domain: every one, did
you not?" continued the count. “And, in
color to lf‘lllt‘ all th» gulf about to swallow
your palm”; fortune-s, you slowed to
Ill-mmm mnr Mltlvrl brideu’lib worthlv-lu
A
Elm. .
gin» l .'Hl| r: - 2' going to the prefect
or in "I- l‘. J II" III...-;IE.I.::i~)ns; 1 do
not [2 :Ir .- .l mm mm not be pun-
inlml ’Ili' .; '
('rufFT’R' I.
and «I '
I.
i':.‘rin~|:. 'l’nnmrmu’ ::
.: ”‘1 mil .waivgvyulir blink
‘..vierlIIIII3."
. I? pity nu mI-I“ I-riwl Lemur. ”Do
not go! What will 3m: lake to keep sl-
ll‘Zl""""
"Fifteen Llunmuml francs," mpliod Cu‘
outruui promptly. "if lbpellk. your din
mood-l will cmt you more than that."
l tievnr hoard how Leroux mined the
mm; but IftI-rwmevieluyl‘ oiultmni put
it in ill-I [Hi int and left the house ulth the
Mud u mun ulm lmi performed on onto!
jll‘a'lctf. (LI 1.i-I may huiue be [united alclr
tor for Mr. lmrnux. it was addressed w
the prI-lquI’ "(diamond noted that the
lint Illm'hiaicn- lml jinn been found behind a
[mum of furniture, where it must have
fallen. ’l‘llo banker's business lulu im~
pron-d hiuce thou, hi8 daughter-indoo-
u‘rnrn I: necklace III will ntuum; but. when
any one rept'ltkn of the heroin family,
Co'mt l'muntruui 1:21on proudly:
"I It.» not vi~it “HM [mri)h."—Truus
lanai fur 'l'bu Epoch from the French of
iron dc ’l'iuwmi
l I
.lllll
The l'rlm-o loud the Porter.
The pmwut king of limwo, brother of
the Prince ”Ifl “I .:lI~ when u buy, attended
1: day ‘ “In C, ‘ nod on bl»
way home wumtiw imbilnf nnglngthe
bell of «certain homes which he hml to
pan. ultrr which he would retire to n Info
lllstnm‘rmul unlob thopnrter lube calm
to open the Ilnurund give vent tel-bi Ill.»v
uppobmurnz at finding nobody there.
”in: «my the man nearly caught the
young tlrllnqurilt, and poured out the vial»
of but wmlll lo imprrcmiom loud nnd
drop. threatening to "dolor" the young
rtl‘l'tll if we! be not build of him. At dirt
m-rtln- name any Prince Wiliwlm naked
III'II tuber the meaning oi one of the alarm
“premium llM'Il by the parlor.
King f'lIrE-llonmn shill“ him the do
nlml explnuntlim, wanted to know where
helm! plekedlt up, and when the prince
lmIl minimum-l, bu mined Min logo hull
of once and lulllle on ill-lion.
Nu mono: had he rung the bell thin time
than mum. vim-d by the porter. who ut-
tuml n or" of mtlpfuctlml it boring if. loot
mumi tln- eul oil. when the prince ex.
plIIiImi Hull ho will come till! “fill! in ”5'
how mrry he mo. and than llll fuller bod
bent him to mate honorable nmendo for
hi» conduct.
The pom: Ilenlrrd Io know the num- of
the mom. and when the prince imply
nmweml. ”The king," be m qnltotnken
nluck.-lol.ul Aouluu.
my hull“ It I!“ VIII-ill.
"Win-Ill mm in the variety Nubian,"
and Hobby (Ii-flout» Manic the
room of new with mfrlendou the
limbo" flow “I pinyul for nurlytonr
mm in the Hirer ruining country—M
yer, ladrlllonnd nndtbreobonu. and I bad
«one funny “W l played shout
CV") runway imaginable? and node n
foirmmof ererytbinu but uncouth!
[undertook lbepouofnvillm.
"It was at hurdle. and the m
where loop on put on I dunno. 1
bad Mentoring rill: mole-hm cod
«no «one II favorite In Ibo town. Well,
the heavy men on sick “1”qu or
the villain. l bod Io crawl ibrongbe‘
downmlmb them-lite by low.
Wllllamll Swirds
II HIIHIIITUI ITIEET,
out! WWII NOR'ALK.
FUNNV MPANESEMTOYB-
0M Heel-ulul Pluyllllnu Male to
Amino Yuan; Uriel-lulu. ,
There are no [mole no food of t‘oyn no
tbanpone-c. About one day out of three
in n holiday in their country. end even
their pllzriuumee lo M'mpll‘tl of wonhip
Ire perforlued in gain costumes. with done,
but and sport: by the uyuide. 1’ny in
from their point of View the object of ex-
lxtonoe, work being the menu: lothu end,
because it it necessary to earn pleasure in
order to llnd it enjoyable. Americans of
eourue know better than this, having near»
tallied thlt the purpose of life in labor and
that fun in any abupe in waste of time.
The Japanese have the most perfect kin.
dergnrteu system in the world. in {not
they originated this method of instruction
by entertainment innit-ml or by 'puninlr
mentinflicted. ’l‘helr ploy uppnmtm for
such purpm in elulmruiu, but all of it in
adapted to the infant mind, which is ill der
signed at once to muuso and to inform.
The little (men of that notion even be-
come somewhat. interim-d in mathematics
by seeing and feeling whntu pn-lty thing;
3 cone. II sphere or a cylinder in when out
out of wood with n lathe. 'l'iwy mokeuuc
lines of solid lignrm out of otmwe, with
green was dried to hold the joints togeth-
er, and for the instruction of the blind lint
blocks are provided, with the Jnmnmc
character» ruined op tin-m.
Even the toy» of Japan “ire instruction
to those who play with them. One sort Ml
playing cards bus printed usiou them ll!)
ncrnpa of classical luxury, by which the
rudiments of the or: of reunification are
expected to be inculcntcd. Another not
embodies n collection of old Japanese
parables, by which the ayllnbnry of the
language and moral umxims at the name
time nretohe taught. Another not isuf
natural binary cords to give lilntrnctinn
in the name» and form of animnle, unIl
still another set, especiully intended for
girls, nlYIIrdn examples of wunnrn wholmw
been celebrated for their virtue nnd noble
qualities.
All these things am he linen in the Inn-
;seum of the bureau of education,“ the
j existence of which few people in \Vauhium
ton one aware. in the collation thorn,
which includes all the educational nppli
once» of civilized countries, is a must inter
esting unseinblng - of Japanese toys. Many
of them are typos of plumbing.) which the
youth of “Intern civilization has adopted
from the cost.
For exumplc, then: are kltt‘h, but no
Yankee boy can fly such films, in lllflslmpe
of birds and monsters, on can the urchin
of Japan. There are lope also, but the
American schoolboy hm; never got further
in this play on than ”peg-in-tiwriux."
wherein his Jomncce contemporary to m.»
quainted in the science of spinning many
tops together, of whistling tops, nod noon.
So for no both tomnnd kites nre concerned
the young Caucasian innn igunrmuusmm»
pared with his oriental rivul.
Alumna the habit-5' 103'» from anrm :It
the mum-mu i-I I: mouse rim! [mla from u
bowl when it little bamboo wring I.-I
I touched, lowering his inn-Id nnIl long tnll In
squib: n llltll‘nlf manner. Another in ‘II
nmnll cylinder, into which our blows
through two anll reed tubes. three bulls
of pith being kept bobbing in x: bit of a
cage over the cylinder by the breath. Wlllll‘
u out in out: of the tubes prmlnu-n ll nlIrIll
whistle.
Another ion little mun (but in "min to
jump up u long stick by n hafnium wring.
and stillnnothor is R Wooden gentleman
who ride» along between it“) wheels, being
attached to the axle with u hmvy lune. .\
toy jlnrlcknhn inone of the mun- i'xpl‘llbll‘c
pinching, allowing a foreigner living
drown in 1 bond buggy by nnutirehetwecu
the shafts.
Further devices for toy purinm mull.»
leidoocopes, boxes with plan tops lillui
like cupboards Wllll various lmuwholll
uteulihimnininure andbugw filled with
shot for tooling. ~—\\' ”illusion Star.
The Strange (June of “ratio Iirlleln.
(lrntio Kellein himself, ll Molten-mun,
was born of parent» who Inmmml the or‘
dinnry numhcr of lingers and toe». llc
bod six linger:- on each hood and nix toes
on each foot. ills wife pomml theor-
dinnry number of digits. l'nur children
were born to thin couple. riulvntnr. ibi-
eldent boy. had the nix llluzrrml condition
of his [other rrpmelltml in full. living.-
and Andre humbled the Brother. but the
hands and feet of the former were nlightly
deformed. .‘lorie. the (bummer, bod nlw
five fingers and live men on much lmml nod
foot. but her thumb» were Ilevelupl-d mine-
IIIIII out. of proportion.
As regards the would generntlIInv-nll
the children having nuwrled partner» with
natural hand» and feet-no! Sulrutor’» four
children three allowed the nix unicorn!
condition. George bud two ulrhl with .-.ll(
honor! and toenmndn IlIlrIl girl with nix
linger: an «inch bend and nix tum Imtbc
right foot, but only live to» on thuleft.
and holly u buy with the uni-ind nun.»
her of dlflh. Andre had many chit
dumb!“ all land uormnlhendn and feet:
endof Norlo'e fnmllyn boy had nix toe».
while her other thm ohlldfin allowed no
den-mm from theimtuml type «Dr. An
I.
I Inuit-g fur-Inc on Ilrlulxu.
A french engineer hoe deviml 0| method
of concretely marina the atrium» on iron
Ind Ml brldm, using for the pmpom
two brute”, which our attached ammo Ill!»
um sport to the beam to be mud. or:
one bucket to I water chamber, clued by
a flexible diepbmno and connected with
on open tube. which sorrel to new", by
the height“ the lube. any pmun- mode
on tbiodlephnmn. One end of a pointed
rod In mmtwhb this metal coming
to the mun chamber. while the other in
humbly joined to the other bucket. i: is
thin run that any elongation of tile Midge
number m I motion of the diaphragm
uni o folio! the wnurlnlbu lino tube.»
flow York ’l’olegrun.
In» no bullock.
Tweeter-lend burglars who nimptal
nod wheeled
W M unlined" “ “TINT-W
r the lei to
unwind am. the: giving the
For reveal night: they worked
WMMI the turnkey heard
timeout mt «Income «low, in
the Minna-Philadel-
, ,3
U ntrimnmdm
yum...
Wain; fronts, only
nreworth
"Cloih'l‘rlmmingbythey
Illusions llUltl that. ,‘
Ili- Vutllotm or Cation. ,
When the bouuehejm hue twilight, built
or bird her home, offer due communion
of the family need» nod tutu. and after
careful examination of the finality nod
contraction of the chmeufbome, her unit
at Attention would be directed to the cell
hr. In that port of the home, which is
most often neglmed and when order
and convenience combined, will» no mull
amount tothe comfort and henltbfnluuu
of all pom of the home.
The arrangement of the allnr 1 Ike» II...-
lnd attention rather than any um" mil.
lay of money The window» mnmld vim
hereunto A ill/oily. umemllvml mu:
full of dead air, in on elm: untluu’ The
windows would bu an b but Llw3 mu
..
imivlr Imd lllll'lli"
all h exln In Mum tiltlltllh mlwulu
be .wu then in mlhlnlng»
hmlld x: npmu-il' in the middle of
. ll]. Tl”! fllllsilll' of “If Wlmlm‘l‘n
should be protected by galvanized mm
window netting, muting 2‘5 mm HIV
square foot. A heavier, rIIIIm-r mv- ml
quality can be used imnnd, If it .1.
“month is denim-d. Thin opt. .ility emu ~lx
cents the square foot /
The hutchwuyuuf city in ”arm iirl' Irmmlu
oomein cold Weatlwr l ill. the mar um!
front hutcli'wnyn udmlt :1 great! fll’ltl of wind
the kltcbenond dining room llmnnlrzsfty
and COM. This mm tn- remedied by mwr’
inu theirun grating ovor rrurh l::m:bwuy
with wvernl fold. of old mun-Linn or
furniture sucking. and tin-II lilting the
cover down tightly.
runny hide of the home must lm ’l'l‘fl'll'ill)’
opened for air. 'l‘lwccllurwiling :I mi walls
should be thoroughly willlr'wzwliwl, two
heavy cont: being enmigh.-Agnm ll
Ormabee in llnrpcr‘e llnznr.
Strap Screens.
The on of reprmiuclng owl rmzruvim:
pictures inns in our day f‘l‘dfd'd )Illf‘ll II
point of perfection that. our hm l..ll'.‘.'lll!l
monthliraoll‘er us ”lows: mw: 2.2:”: m:
can care for. AIIIlIhvm'n3 my" 1.. ....mm
nnylmtlng plltJhllFl‘ n.’ li..~l1‘lllfilllti
thesechnrmiug Wlli'liw «l art in r... llx'\
llotucincthmlby which on mm pro
them fornIirntmiy in li'llll‘“!f lw , -
The scrnplxmk is: l" sir-Ir r’mugm. mm
(hm are invni'unhle for pic: :ll‘tN In! a .-:nnll
or medium size, but there Im- (11.21?!"- for
which a acreon or portfolio is vwll :l‘l..;.!ml
(I)
An original and Ilrtlnllc plciI-m; - own
in mmle thus
Select. interesting oi. oi well . u-w it’ll en
gratings, if willie. Hume iII-r mum in In
series. or that illustrato- some Sg‘l't’l Ii story
or poem.
Armin number of oncol' nuI- papilla!
romaine- portmyed n rmm‘n-r m‘ Blot-l
children's intern. and fur the amull «in II!
twentyvflre cents one could “more II per
feet gallery of lovelinr a»
Buy at whnlmtlo a large qmmmy nl
plnin white cardboard cut into new irrem
oblongs‘uf z: uniform size HI 0 I h of
these more with core I: mun? 1' of m: ll
pic-turn that are cutout I him i .2” I!’ m: u'
gin. and when all l’tl’l’llllh: .2: 'r.I-.:=
each canilxuml with n n . I It
plain pine or cherry or any nun-r worni
thnt'yuu may fancy
These may be nrrumred inn number of
Way» in n mum downed to rrmiim: .Ir
lounging, or in n Ihly nursery for tlu- .ll er
children. If there on: modern low bun};
shelves, let the fmmml ('Itl'flllmrtln l‘ilil ..ll
along the top. or the wall above n ...n'
mantel muy be entirely filled in Will: than,
running a. narrow hiripof the Mill)!" umul
uni-rise the top and down thy-min. I.» in
claw tho whole in one large borough; .l
Mutthewn in Housewife.
+~—————» -....."
In an lingllnll Bedroom.
Bedrooms ill’t‘ not usually nvarly run-um
fortnhly l’urn died in l'. loud tHllrt'llllm
it is quite unusual to {my to u lire in one .
bedroom, and the rockinw choir, tlI. ll (um
fortnble mince of every American unmm'e
life, in coonpicuono by in» nlmnce. l: a»
not cuntornnry either to have 3pm in the
bedroom Tbereieeniden mm. It in In;
wholesome, and candle: are Illll nlmml
universally nasal. except on the [rotor and
dining mom floorl. l have nomednm
thought that the poor lighting: .4 my hm].
and dressing room of the Englid. lumps
had much to do in contributing in tin!
Ilowdy and unatyl'uh drum-ling uf thr \mm
on, the mnjnrity of whom Allyn)» how
their skirt. :3 little bit cruokrtl, In: the pot-
ticoot allowing unevenly on one .Illlt' or the
other.
In fuminhiug o bedroom the olresnin'l
table—rum! instead of our human» I-
nlmlyx put ngulmt I: window at: n~ tn.
catch all the light pmuiblw. This I-mL-
odd both in the room and from Ihr unlnlelo
of the boom. You M‘clllc uni-alum! lowin-
of looking gums lit the upper Window» III
the handsome-t boom. and oven in Mail
bonmgn homo—tho palace of tlw Prince
of \l’nlm—ladlel' Home Journal.
Bow Abyulolno Wit-en Tallow.
Willing is temporary and nnedn mum-oi
noewnl. In many porn-Ii llw world we
fiudcolordntgnn. elnbtmuo corlmm-Iemw
“are! beautiful, mode pvrmuuuiit Iy tut
toning. Thepottern and the Inmuul nry
molly with locality in mine rvmum
men only tattoo, to olbm only wonmn. to
other- both axon. line it incontinent lo
the cabin, than to the urrile. In Abyn
elnin women chiefly lotion. The whole
body in covered; even the mum on: plckvd
lrou pin. bite of hollow once and pieces» of
strum—thou inn for perch». Shelli-nth!
out the design, prick» mm with the pin
londalwith the «Symon! [on merit re
peltedly Tonilny the nltMltltillf brim
tlon it in plant-red over with n emu will
tier; the sub mml um be picked oil ._
Popular Science Monthly
Paul‘- A“.
Therein my about Puma. age. The
Bible in her cutie has been Mnlthliy m
wltodmnd thednlo of bu birth in llxed In
You“. is“. Then Idle must bore been
lunhentenynm old when nhr song in
Cloeinmlui sienna: Siren“; bail. mm
“mammalian north will: of than!»
with her victor. In. Btrnkmcb.uod 0i.
Bull drew lilo moxie how with the din
' I In Ramble ancient Vkrlifl.*-MIIIII
in Cincinnati Commercial 60
new.
Alo- ulon Iyam
ftlonnewtlaing to have hydrangea-of
tint pebblutmmliu in so beautiful
nod-omelet Thoma-hm
during timwiuter. in wife of The womb-n .
covern that are tilted to flirt". rind mnku -
The h:.lcilwu3 m; tho.
Mun. An old woman oprmtor'» limbs were of
a pot of blacklmflelnrml hrflmrmlurgr h
Mflmgwi lure
FUR CAPES
Altrnohnn For Capes. Heavy Satin blood, long backs,
I2 48.
8.00. 'Astroohan Cloth and Brown
for
H.“ KRlEGER, .
drones.
Salli Mil. Um.
NEW STORE.
l have renmvrd my buniimol to
93 WASHllllilUll STREET 93
'nnd bare mwfio full line of
H EATERS-
RANGES.
STOVES.
TIN , “WARE
ofallhlnds.
Plumbing in all its Bunches.
FUll STUCK PlUllllElls SUPPllfs
T. 8. UUNALUSUN,
South Norwalk. ":5,
SWAN II BUSHNEL
Ship Chandlers.
362 Water Street.
7017?"? BA}; K llilllltiiii’illf’l' t'f
’nre fend Zim and I 'alI-uim oil. Wing
stuck mood everything for Pointers r‘II-llo
Tents“ no, Hpmlr‘, in: lieu Tong-I. Erl Parr.
boo Potom'f'ru' klr. limvhv and cvrryrhln.
mind Allll‘ll - hunt or b3 thbermrn. Regula-
flan Waring Light». ,\1 kind» of Engines”
opp! Yingxhr him: boom nod bite
bu ldinlpl. Wrare the rflllunllfll h Inor-
ter- for inerlzlmmnd llyetn’ llealm' “pm
Our Cotton 9mm “0th Month.
,1, mm [main or mod our unho-
ltlnpm superb r in quality ltllnylihlmfm
in the rountry. and thn pl’li‘ m- up right elm.
nicotine. lien York More
lever Undersold.
BUT oi TUE woodman
FIVE MILES RIVER.
Mr
tout: the
FRANK BOYLSTRN
PAYMENTS“
UNEUULIM WEEKLY
ltll‘llllts. onus. mm
mm m m
mu. ...... & mun
m4” IIQWmWHW'
W I“.
’ OLD and RELIABLE
(“Hommm
Henry WTilly.
U.
”wannabe.
lawnmower-me,
ammonia.
Bakers confection”,
ICE CREAM.
'i‘rfit'lila’hni °"""".".l"”"”"
Ullll DIRECT HEW llIE
emu):
new YORK.
SOUTH NORWALK
MRI)
NORWALK. CONN.
The W
Ulll UF lUliMlK Mill [Mill
Will lure I’ler Zl. 2.1M River (Brennan
urml. New York. at ll p. on. dolly; flu-slay:
excepted.
freight received Km'm . n. or. until 5 p. m.
Roturnl Mote leave . Norwnlk “5 p. m"
and mm . malls of MI! 9. m.
I! In I limelon to mute the ('ity of 3m
wot and t it: will not fnrnpctial loco
kaf freight, onyw re in New York or it. vb m'
ty.
WA All W are forbid mutt-z noyof
the rmpbryu of the boob: of thin line on m-
«on»: of Ibr cream 1 tell!
ll. 1., law Haven & UanintlllJl.
October )2. im.
TRAINS LEAVE “01"”! NURWALK AS
FOLLOWS:
You New Twink. M.- Molexrept Ronda-ye)
9.; Jill Miller-alum 65651:. I or 7 fin'vrx. 2?
u r! :9)lvw‘fll¢iflm.9l» ex. on; no. loll ox.
llmhnalu. )1 no". l'll or ’5! ex.
'31:! in cit-mind. uprm from Mumford
Mfr, tiller. “for. tbflnmfor-Lfiamxfimu.
I‘l'Jlex bitwflilu nilu ,‘ln :mu “1.5mm
“mhinglnn ex rem, punch: . 5”. ex, 5m
en. “5484‘ . IL-llnv .7' an, 0.59m.
routine lives. A M. in no; lilo no"
7 Wily. ”Minx. “hint. lIHZm l’. M. zoo
n. llfiethZIu ..Zmrx. bfilvx. bL’vu..liJi
lc.,'.'l5v-1.,.Zl;u.. Bum. :Gllm" lllfidflams
r1nndwl22'vo.m.,u. “undone ..‘d or,
lil:wx.n.m.;6«w.p.m.
Yuri: llucrwmn. .t. )f.
locwv. l’. 3‘. mm... HTML.
or. Minn. llot'IxJ'" Ira. m.
Fun Humour”: l. H. 6;;an Morn,
llL’m. i‘ )l. ltmnu luau, 7l"-u..fiil
on, ll)? clue t Howl; morning between
New Haven cur dprincilr (flu
lHrrBlhu-vms . l l: loin shore Linn».
P. ll. l'lm ex-lvlnfiprlugilrlill. lrf. a. win
llorifords.
till! “1.. 9M 01.,
loll-«L, 7L5
LEAVE Slit? TURN
i-‘m: 501:1: Sonnet. A. )1» in}. ex" Md
nr....7dlm~ «lulu. rotor. ill-In. lilttlu. ..
min-norm”. RN. mum. lull—x. may
“lute: 1.1ch. "391., til-fen. it: Ix. Mitten,
Vila-n. Mil no. I?!) Adamo n. and or , ll!!!
mldolebiu. numb.” out untrue-u I'Ellu"
Kimmidniz‘nt.
Housatonlc Railroad
llnnlrurr ....ii‘sariin Illusion.
I'OHRES'I'EDTU 801‘ L1. 12m.
Train» lnwo sooth Somali fur IMDMWY"
“5.9 i.“ It. in..l21l..':. 3' lo, ll" .. and our. p.m
window 925:. m. and .lil p.n
Traitn lvnve fhnhury for South Nomalk —
615.7 m, mfmml ll 51mm HS. 52!: and Iii.
p m.‘1undnye Dlfimmflflfl fungi!“
Trulnalenva Mlh Xorwnlk for blurfield
allerulotnmmq Buzz; .wnml I427 p m
'l'r: blfl- lmrr Ridgeflrld for E‘unfh Son-ill»
lib‘v, 7&2. lilo and ii .56 It. It». "l”!n. 5mm
limp. to.
'Sew York and l’lttefleld exprm leaves. New
Yuri: or am ... Illnmflfl Snrwnlk if“ p. In!
arriving at l “afield am
'l’ltrnflrbl null New
urk rtyrru lrovrn
flirtsnrld st t m
.m. Nellie-l C”. v m. .unn-
outing with Pl 3% in Halo from tmnlwiryl
. b hot-walls” I. p. m.. uni-mg :u 52'
TM I'm p. in.
'0..in “wept Frmdny.
ll AFN LlSl' mvmoy
facing [new Mixer?" 3; fog-mu:
.vnem. WW or u. a.
mum. m.. liner for Minnelli. poking
month!» or Alba
I» to. m. fraught for llnw battle.
it ion. In. in Ifor firms nlmoo.
Imp mul‘m id Inn-l Allin w.
(I up. on. . New Milford imperial!
n22: pronoun“...
54533.1} ,Ielundbym W for Pltlnflcld
2km». ll WI Vlee Wt All!
A. W. Puma. flew-l W Amt.
D l P ' t ‘
or on om ,
(HEWITT PORT)
SOFT“ NURWAIJ‘.
NOW OPEN.
BURNS. Mlllllfi M mm.
Shore ninneTs’ispeciaIIy.
'mm wtll connect II 1|“:th
Ilnlo: on the!" “woodman“
Mind.
.3. E. Rowen.
o v .—
('03‘3‘.
Prim to Suit All.
All! you so... horny; ,
neat and Perfect “Fltuuxls
! Butaneinwhiohflw
mWnbUsoU. commonly
W. B. HALL & C,
BRIDGEPORT.
NFW BUILDING! NEWSTUUK!
All'lDepartments Enlarged.
“whom Imummoods, $50,000.00 in oioaks, $25,000.00 in m:
I Our spacious Cloak and Suit rooms, on
m onant the necoud floor, are replete with all the
n Inoveliies of the season, fresh from Perl:
and Berlin. Many styles are exclusively our own, embracing
new effects that cannot be duplicated or copied.
New Urapery and Upholstery Booms
Our large 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
these rooms the largest, best lighted and most attractive in this
country. ”or stock is replete with all the new novelties forupe
holstury and interiordccoratious. 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.
l, 000 Pairs of ladies’ Shoes
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
lyl light-
to $2.33. Balance in fine Uxfordls. mm 198
GLOVER & OLSEN,
Plumbing, Gas Filling, Tin and 8th Iron Work.
The DUCHESS and UNCLE KICK RANGES, Both Set and Port
‘1 All! BROWN“! A nru. ”ll 0!
—————Ti) BE—
We quote a few prices!
SHOESN amaged machine sewed Ladies’ Shoes, at
and imperfects. at pricm that make i new
8| Washington St. 80. Norwalk.
We are selling
able, including New York Ranges.
And on nu rag» rnl'u'titm of user ‘lll pr- r vr-nt. These shoes are odd lots of rank!
3'2. 50 to swim regular price 34. 50. Onelotof
Mathew son dc ( o. u slightly imperfect, hand- sunEs'
We have a fine clock of
No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
gmdo. woun- -d at .3 radio: (ion and to be mid at prim that make than
2w pairs blunsbury, Mathewsondr Co.’ 8 s
sewed. worth :35. "it a pair: will be sold for $2.50
THE BEST Blllflllls EVER DFFEIEIL
Estimates given on
Decorated and Plain China.
N ORWALK.
our won IIIIE!
Tomwhuwflmw 6::-
mm «tin-cl: have.“ by “the“
LOXATONIC
ummmmtlem
”our.
STOP Til" CUUEH
W.wflh Wile“
or off other known”
fqul’l'yzmrI-ou Imam»
snuggle
Vania [Haslett
DUES UUllE I UUUlill
“fiu%mFfie‘-R
STILLSON’S
CLOSED OUT AT SPECIAL PRICES
”n0 In: of in) pairs Ladies Turned Shoes at
82 m; n-guiar pm 0 a m. m 34;.» one lot of soopairs Lonnslm'ry,
UicIory. flew Stamford and Silsby’s Steam Healers.
Till Sllllll It IIYATT.
lil'i’flldh RAMA!” u
HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR
TRISTRAM & IIYA
NORWALK, con
"I: PEER 6* MI. CWO“.
I. 3. serum. I. I. mm
llElUETT liliUflEl,
aroma-um
new.
PM! Outer-o.
‘mm. W
Norwalk Chronicler