Add items the biggest order, Santa Claus as ‘eveqiicalled ‘
upon to honor. You can have no idea 0f the display we are ‘
. making in N eckwearp unless you come and look at it. To
compare it with previous Christmas ofi'eriugs ”is out of the
question, for nothing like it has ever previously been seen.
Don’t stand on ceremony—~the time at your disposal is
getting limited. You can take our pick now; come before
the cream has gone. If an , g was ever calculated to
add tothe merriment of a merry Christmas it is our sto u
of Men’s Furnishing Goods. ’ "“
DILDBAVES BEHINDBIBS
Branded as the Poisoner of
' Mrs. Barnaby.
.......~_..._
THE comm. BALLOT] W
Report 'I'hat the Condemned Physicia-
llaa lads a Partial Confession Impli-
cullu the lawyer. and That the Grand
.lury Hay Also Indlet Ilse Latter.
Dmvvm, Jan. 4.—Dr, T. Thatchcrflraves.
who was convicted of murder in the first
dogreeuponthecbargeofkilling Mrs.
Josephine B. Barnaby by sending her a botr
tie of poboned whisky. has made a partial
unfadm of bk guilt. implicating (Mono!
Ballot! in the death of Mrs. Barnaby. and
thoonlonelhufled. Before the verdictd
“injury was made known the Providence
lawyer made his preparations to emnpo. fie
left the courtroom at ,5 o'clock Saturday
night, after listening to the greater portion
of District Attorney Stevens’ closing argu-
ment. He went directly to the Vallejo. the
private hotel where he was stopping. and
hurriedly packed his belongings. He called
Manager_Evarm. of the hotel. to his apart-
mentaand told him he desired to settle h'n
bilk.
Accused of Complielty.
The latter expressed his surprise thatthe
laWycr would leave so unexpectedly. when
the fate of his client had not yet been de-
termined. (.‘olonel Ballon enjoined secrecy
upon him, telling him that his business eu-
gogements would not permit of his remain-
ing larger. He left the hotel at 5:30, not
stopping for supper. his wife went with
him. Colonel Ballots took the {9:30 Rock
Island train for the east. He made arrange
mentstohave the verdict telegraphed to
himonthetrain. Onehourafterhis secret
the startling verdict condemning
Dr. Graves to death was found Before the
lawyer’s departure he was accused of being
an accomplice of Dr. Graves. It is suppmed
after thus, coupled with a premonition of
what the verdict would be. frightened him.
On theway tojail afterhisfate had been
panoramas] by the jury; Dr. Graves made
' statements about Colonel Ballots.
“If Ballou had not come out here. I would
never have been convicted," he said “I
wanted to testify that I sent a bottle of pure
whisky to Mrs. Brtrnaby. Ballou would not
let me. He is as guilty as I am. ‘I followed
3' instructions and it is not right that he
gofroermdl tothe gallows."
.urs. Graves received many dispatches of
condolence today, but none were from
Colonel Bailout He has not been heard of
since his departure. Speaking of Colonel
Ballou’s flight. John Conrad, prosecuting
witnem for the stale, mid; "Although
Colonel Ballot: has lied. itis asoasy to bring
himbackasit was for him to disappear
horn Denver. I will follow him to the ut-
lermoat parts of the world."
Hay lnrllrt Colonel Ballots.
The grand jury is today considering
Colond Ballou’a flight. and it is expected
that he will be indicted in the next few
jury returned its verdict "Guilty of
murder in the first degree" at 9:1!) o‘clot'k
Saturday night. The twelve men had been
«Ital! hour and a half. They lurk Irree inl-
lots. The first vote stood 9 to 3 for the first
degree. The second line 2. and the third
Blood unanimously for the first degree. The
:Iury was practically unanimous on this vsrn
dict hour the start. Most of the time
nut in the jury room was consumed
in reading the court’s instructions and com-
the writing in are letters of Dr.
Graves with the inscription on the bottle
that can ' the poison which brought
Marlo . Barnaby. When the twelve
manretircd Dr. Gravee’ bonds were forfeited
audho was placed in the custody of the
Iherifl. The officer brought the prisoner into
court at a little after 8 o'clock to hear the
announcement of his fate. His wife and
aged mother were not present.
flow Graves Took the News.
When the jury annoulmod its verdict is
flush passed over the face of Dr.
fives, followed by a deathly pallor.
the clerk pronounced the words.
“Harderin the first degree," theaudience
W to cheer. but a bailifl stopped the
demonstr'ation. Tho perspiration dropped
mmbrow of the second and homes
flu his chu‘r.
" Illyou poll the jury" asked the court
of Judge hrman. mouse! for the defense.
“No."he exclaimed abruptly. The jury
‘wsatheu errand and there wasaruahof
qmpathirera to the condemned man.
' dge Fnrman placed his hands over his
faasalldwept. Thedefeatasemodtocruah
him. Dr. Graves did not weep. but his ex-
eitemontwas most overwhelming. When
ng plaooof Dr. Gravestho
wifsofthacoodemnod manual his mother
were waiting for the verdict. The wife
wept bitterly and begged that she might be
taksnwherhnsband.
Whanthsagedmotherhsardthsnswashs
Iwomtsd. Aftershsmvlvodshsalso asked
to see her ma. They were
. tothajall,butdldnotssetheoom
w man. The attorneys for tirade-
fenashavsfllodamotion foranew trial.
The Doctor la a (toll.
Wenonah.
wssswtld glesmlnhlseys
totalkabontcolouel Dallas! at
i
M IcsuoftheContlnental'l‘mst andrlnsuos
SLEEFsWLUL—Jsf “
THE WORLD OF POLITIGB.
laaatav usay ls Coolant fast mat-a Andrstarneglohaadouatcd more for
Will Aesop: the Nomination. themiou ofapnhlic library at Fairflald,
Pt'rrssom. Jan. 4,—8enatorQoay leftlaat It
night for Washington. The senator dosa Owingtothencsnt ratio the Andrnacog-
nottakemuchstockin therapist-of Gen— glnrivsrihigherthanit brethren fortbirty
oral Algsr'smndidacyfor themsidsutial year-a .sevoral dorm have broken and
nomination. 9 many logs are escaping.
“I don‘t believe General Algerwillbe a A. 0. Blinds. one of the largest plnnlm
mndidaso."wasbh assertion. “then are and merchants of Shirkuy county. Mina,
only two namesapokon of in connection has made an assignment. Unbilirtse on-
with theoonflngnomination-Havrhon and known; assets, canon. .
Blaine I! the convention were held '0 Pam Victoria. the futuro queen of
marrow I think President Harrison would 3”,“; is to m“, up . “um“! residence
be 30pm if BUM “m Muffin!“- hMouwbflsaheisstudying It Wellesly
date; if Rhine’s name were presentsdhs
would be nominated by acclamation. but
thereisnotellingwbat mayoocurbetween
now and June. I; am confident. though.
thatlllninewillameptthe nominationif it
h given him." .
Victory for Sher-luau Probable.
Wasnrsoros, Jan. 4.—-8ecretary Foster.
speaking about the Ohio speakership caucus
nomination and the senatorial contest in
that state, says: “I look upon the outcome
of the caucus upon the speakership tight in
TELEWWEWTI‘EEJ
DcarBleop. thou art my mercifulesa mad.
Whoa. tired of all. nightly I come to than.
Then an so patient and to ward to ma. .
flow gently do thy faithful hands extend ,
The old sweat ache-mic. mnrhorly. and mood
I" broken toys of hope. whlle at thy have
I quite forget the hurtful things to be. ‘
And when l fool thee touch to y brow and basil
'Ib klu mine um. I love hi: my hand
'Inlctblno own to Incl Ill-t thou art near:
To nestle closely Io thy [wan-fol breast.
And hear thy lullaby about that land
Song of so softly. where Iln-rc is no rear,
And where the weary fun! for aye at rest.
—Jolm ll. lloner In New York Independent.
MAKING A MATCH.
The text of the recipnx'lly ngn‘cment be-
mn the United sum and Salvador has
been made public by prwddential pruclamsr
lion. Thsarrangemeut will go into effect
Feb. 1, rear
The New York Sun has withdrawn from
membership in the Associated Press. and
will henceforth receive the cows dispatches
of the United Prom
Oliver N. Hitchcock, the veteran purveyor
of coffee and butter (akin). died at New
“I wouldn't marry the best man that
ever livedl" And she meant it, or what
answers the same purpose. she thought
she meant it. Aster all, how few of us
ever really know what we mean? "I on-
gnged myself now. when a girl.nnd the
simpleton thought he award "to. [soon
trick the conceit out of him and hear him
, _ , _ away about his business.” The Voice was
“9,11%“le 0‘ “Vb,“ ‘3 Wu“!!! db York. _ nown little sharp. What wonder. with so
posing of the sonata-ml question. Mr. One man was killed and several fatally nailing a memory? "Nu H...“ shall 9.,"
Sherman will be the nominee of his party injured by fire at Columbus, 0.
and will be returned to the senate, as I have
all along believed he would. and ought to he.
find the Foraker men secured the control of
the boom organisation they might, by
prominent patronage and oommitteeship.
have been able to influence some weak
kneed men. but they cannot do it now.
The struggle bu. however. practically
ended." ______
lle Wanta clevaland Nomlnalml.
Booms. Jan. l—Ilon. )lmrtleld surrey
presided at the meeting of the Massachu-
setts Reform club. at which the new polilr
ial party was diseased. James leansnid
the time was ripe for the new party because
every man who believed in honest money,
a low tariff and the abolition of the spoik
system was without aparty. He doc-hired
for the nomination of Cleveland in low.
saying that Clevelandinn and Democracy
are two d'mtinct things, and the new party
wanted no Democracy.
F. I". Worthington. stock broker. of Dan-
bury, Conn- has left town. It is said that
he carried away anywhere from azure»
"can
ausn‘ wuu. 8E seamen.
uglalntora of New Your male flatul-
lleady [or Bualnean.
Arman. Jan. 4,—Snch general quietndc
aspmvaila here was never before noticed
the day prior to a legislative amino. Gen-
eral Busted has opened legislative head-
quarters and so has Dr. Binh. but there
seems to be no opposition totheir individual
candidates.
Senator Edwards, the independent Re-
publican from the Thirtyw-cond district.
announcer that he will be in his seat when
the senate meets in Albany Tumlay. Thh
will enable the Democrats to organise that
body. He. said: "I have concluded that.
as an indeandont Republican, it would. not
do for me to assimilate with uiriwr‘fiarty.
I am not tied down on any question. partic-
ularly party questions."
Senator Donaldson, of Saratogg a Row!»
Ill“ said: “I have not studied up the 11%
tion of organization with only roam-n mem-
bersnnd cannot any as to its validity. l
have heard of no olsrtmctiou tactics on the
part of Repablimns on Tumlay or at any
other time."
M. T". Collins. the defeated Democratic
undidate for senator in the Sixteenth dis
Rift, Mid: "My mules! will be [mouthful
in the senate at its first senior: after organ-
ization. and I am sure I shall soured as l
have many facts as to corrupt practices to
phrtent." .
Senator Cantor has not opened any quar
tors as president pro tour, and says he does
not think he will. He will be the pvt-amour.
pm tom. of the senate. and without any or»
posititm. For the Republicans Senatori-
Erwin and Salton are the candidates for
leader. with the l‘Il-‘IIlCL‘N in fravn: of the
former.
I-‘or clerk of the Ht‘llfllc Walter II. Brown
heather-all for the Dt'lllll‘hlfu. In the as
sembly Dr. Rolmrt P. Bush will be speaker.
and the leadership lies between George H.
Bush and Galen R llitt. thaeral Hosted
will lead the minority, and the clerk will be
Charles R. De Fri-«mt. of last )‘n‘ar'a force.
Irving F. liragin. of Buffalo, will be journal
clerk. All of the caucuws vnll be held to
night at 8 o'clock.
chief do you soprano i.-. the nutter With
this sewing Israel-inc?”
”Annoyed at your logic. most likely."
arald my friend. a bright young matron. as
she threaded her needle. "My husband is
not a tyrant. Min-e Rem."
“I am glad you are satisfied," was the
laconic reply.
"It was quitccvitlcnt by l'llr' expresnion
of the Ilrt'riwnmkt‘r's face film she had
formed herown opinion nlmut my friend's
husband, and was quite enrolment to form
and express an opinion on any aulrjvfl.
Miss Kent wasa little woman, fair ml a
girl and plump as n robin. She won't
ashamed to own that aim was forty yrnrs
old and an old nrmd. Shc‘ had earned her
own living must of her life, and was proud
of it. She was a good nurse.» faithful
friend ands jolly mmpa-non. but stroke
her the wrong way and mm with you
hadn't in much alrurft'l’ time timn it takes
mot-r write“. llr-r vimvaou all subjects
were strikingly original. and not in bee-mo
bated.
“What are you going to do when you an-
old!" persisted the mistress of [no mush
hshment.
“Winn! other folks do, I summon"
"But you can't work forever."
"Cnir’l any that I want to."
"New, Mi-s Kent, a husband with means,
a kind. intelligent man"—
"I don't want any man, I roll you. Mrs.
Carlisle; lwouldn't marry the best man
living. If he was rich as Cnmusmml would
die if Idldn‘r have him. Now. if you but:
exhausted the marriage qumtion, I should
like to try on your dress.“
There was something behind all this I
know well, My friend's eyes danced with
fun. and as Miss Kent litlul the waist, she
threw me n letter from the bureau.
”Read (bafflshc said. Will] a knowing
look; "it may amuse you."
This in trim: the err said:
M“ Dun: .Tllhxll: I elutll Tm thimlrfnl in
spend amontb out. you and your lnnlmznl.
There must be. however. one divination nlmt
my visit-you must may no more about mm.
tinge. I shall never be fmlinb emits. ’I‘oonry
years ago Itulny I wrecked my Mini.~ llh'.
("Better embark in n new ship, hadn‘t I” put
ancnnio erlu trove] :40 unnuilabiv was this
marrimzc. an utterly and entirely wrrn'lml
have been its I‘umtfilllf‘flt't‘s that I am fu rod to
believe the marriage institution a Int-Nuke.
So. forflio last time. let me more you ”an l
wouldn't marry the hem woman that. eu—r
lived. if by at: doing l mold saw her life. Your
old cousin. Manx LAKHDG.
"Rich.'iau’t lie.’"snid Julius. and then
pointed to the chubby little figure whose
back happened to be tnnml.
lshook my head and laughed.
"You'll are," said the incorrigible.
"Sec whnl?"loquiml Miss Kent. quite
unaware of our lmntomine.
”That parties which are chemically at»
tractcd will unite. 0f mums an alkali and
In acid. Ihtn't you think this sleeve a
little louloug. MN- Kent?"
"Nor. after the -'nn is off. But what
was you saying. .‘tlr~. ('arllslc.‘ The other
day at Pntfemnr lhymon's I saw MIIIIQ
wonderful tlln'llmrnlrl."
"And dill lhry succeed!" inquired Jen-
nie dcmurrly.
"Beautifully."
”So will mlne.
In my life."
"I don't think I quite understand you."
replied Miss Kent, perplexed.
“No? I always grow scientific when
talking abom marriage, my dear."
"Ilothsrl" was all the little within“ said.
but the tone was much better natured
than I expected.
The next week Cousin Mark arrived.
and I liked him at one». An unhappy
marriage would have been the laattlnmr
thought of in connection with that gen
tleman. No had accepted the situation
like a man. Jennie told me. and for films
year-a carried it load of misery that few
could have endured. Death mill“! to him
at last, and now the pom follow actually
believed himself an alien from domastk
happiness. ’
Blugularas it may appear (lot-sh: Mark
was the enrlasllmsnt of good health arid
good natural fifty. perhaps. though he
didn't look it. and as nrtuml and as flash
In his way as the little tlreasmaker was In
him. As I looked at him I Ilrllrll anybody
to see one and not be remlndetl of tlreolher.
True be had more of the polish which
comes from travel and adaptation todlffeo
em classes and individuals. but be was not
a whit more intelligent by nature than the
bright little woman whom Jennlatlster-
mined he should marry.
"I who surprised you should think It
naormary to caution me almut that. (:ousln
Mark." wood the plotter. as she stood by
his aids, looking out of the window. "The
Idea of my being so rldlculonsr'and In
the same 1min, with a wink at me.
'lCome, let us go to my sitting room. We
are at work there. but it won't make any
Morena to you, will In”
Of course Cousin Mark answered “So."
promptly. Ia innocent as a dove about the
in being laid for him.
is my cousin. Hr. Lansing. ll-
Kant." And Ir. Innalrm lowed politely
and Miss Kant mdmppedhnaelasofi,
blushed and sat down arr-In. Cousin
3kg?“ up therefraatorylmplsmsuh.
For-her China the Day.
(lownrms. 0.. Jan. 4.-—The l-‘oraker cause
hm takena rebound, and the ex—governor
now claims with confidence that he will be
nominated Last night Senator Parker. of
Cleveland, addreeml him a letter declaring
his intention of voting for him. Two other
members will follow. Fomker‘ now lacks
one vote of enough to pmvcnt Sherman re
ceiving the nomination The caucus will be
held on Wednesday.
Hill Talks About Cleveland.
Wasnrsoros. Jan. ~l.~lt is said here that
Senatorch-ct David 8. Hill declares that ex-
President ('Ievelrmd will decline. to have his
name go before the Democratic convention
for the presidency.
THAT SUPREME COURT LEAK.
'l'rouble Ahead for the Man “1-0 An-
nounced the Iloyd-‘I’ltayt-r Ilcrlalon.
Wasmxorox. Jan. hum. no official
information can be secured in regard to the
report that the» United States supreme
court had by a vote of six to three decided
the contest between Boyd and Thayer for
the governorshipof Nebraska in favor of
the former, it can be positively stated that
the court will render such indecision. It
can aho be stated in consequence that
there is serious trouble shendforthe per’
son or persons who gave out the informa-
tion before the decision was formally ren—
dered by the court. Chief Justice Fuller
has instituted an investigation with a view
to ferreting out the guilty parties. The
opinion of the mun in the case was
reached Ifl'll. week, at which the question
involed wnsdiscumed at length and a vote
taken.
It is learned on trustworthy authority
that the notes of the opinion, which were
dictated by the chief justiceto a stem-
raphor, have not yet been transcribed.’
Each private secretary to the associate jus-
tice,» well asapago and messenger. are
usually the only persons having acceaato
the private semions of the court. and the
scope of the investigation will extend to
them. llinoothoprematnrs announcement
and publication of the decision reached by
the court. the chief justice has been in any-
thing bnt a fleasant frameofmind.aud
intends to make the culprit suffer forhls
misdemeanor. lt isaaid that since the an-
ticipation of the court's decision the chief
justice has dismissed from his mind his in-
tention to go to Berlin. where his daughter
has been lying quite ill.
I). Bloc-ll (tr-lunar: Dead.
Wrnunaxnc. (.‘onn- Jan. 1—1". McCall
Chairman. for many years agent of the Hart-
ford l'loldicrs' Aid aasmiatlun at Washing-
ton. died in this city Satunlay night. He
was seventy-two years old. While ll Wash—
ington Mr. (‘uahman was a leading and in-
fluential citizen, and was l‘ltllt‘l)‘ minted
with Generals Grant and Howard. Eunice
Richmond Heap willed her pmperty. some
ammo, to (Irishman, who was her agent.
The will was contest/ed by her helm. which
gave rise to the fammnl llcap will mac.
Nllroaglyeerln Was Used.
tattoos. Jan. l.--The explosion at Dublin
castle mntinusa to occupy the attention of
the Irish authorities. and it is said that aid
ha been asked for in lamdon for ferrotlng
out the criminals The insrx-ctor of ex-
plosives believes that nitroglycerin was
used-ad that the person who handled it
was well acquainted with the explosive.
The anthoritiea believe that it was a dyna-
mite plot and that the intended victims
were persons of high standing.
I never yet botched a job
lloallllty to Gull-pen.
Cnlcaoo, Jun. 4.-A feeling of nodded
decided hostility to President Oompera. of
the American Nieration of Labor. showed
itself at the meeting of the Chicago trade
and labor assembly. Delegate John G.
Harding. who has just returnedfromtbs
Birmingham convention, made a report at-
tacking llr. Octopus and a resolution was
passadbytheaatemblytothselacttlratno
president should be permitted to serve
more than two years in sot-coders. A
resolution asking Mr. Bumpers to resign
failed to pan
Ill-pron Ilene-gen lltriha.
Jacxaol, Mina, Jan. 4.+Tho messengers
of the Southern Express wmpany running
between NewOrleans and Cairo on the Illi-
nois Central road and branches are on
strike. Their deniand for higher wages and
pay for overtime was granted by Superin-
t Fisher, who «on dimharged les-
senger Cordell. the man who promoted the
petition. The discharge of Grade“ «and
the strike. _ M -...----.......,_..
Ham's lea Konrad.
Baa Amino. Ten. Jan. t-‘l‘ho work of
the United States troops in mating the
0am revolutionlslson the W? has so
far been very sumo-fol, and General David
Stanley says he believes that been keep
the Ionian oloudera in snbjectlon with
the present military form. A proclamation
calling upon all lexieana to Join Liana has
been leaned.
Pinu- lea Drowned.
Mahmud-n. 4.—-l.ater information into
theeflcot that fifteen of the crewof the
mildwsll were drowned in the collision
with the Noortllanrl. The survivors who
were wood by the British steamer Ips-
wick.ofths Great Mmllns.¢almthat
the Noordland. after crashing the bark.
madeno afloat to help theorembutbnr-
risdawayf'romthespot.aaifafraldofslnb
lag,leavtngthecrawof thswrsckedvamal
tarantula-elves.
‘l'lrm Thousand lay llrlko.
Chicano. Jan. 4.4mm thmsand oper-
atives of the lflgln National Watch oom-
pany, Elgin, llls.. stand ready to strike. and
only await “I! signal toqult work. Banal
hundred skilled workmen in two depart-
ments have walked out, and unleasall algal
fall the strike will become general because
wages have been decreased trots 15mm
par heat.
1‘. lsloaaa Ilsa Welland.
law You. Jan. t—‘l‘ha movement :1
Il- Clevsland’s friends for her not»
Confluent hast Diana.
Parmsnrsra.aan. 4.~Thtseof the of-
compauy. declared insolvent by Superla—
tsndsatof Ilanklnglfrumbbaar have fled,
ltlasald. Thsyaro Walterllvown.ths
president; Pittman Bright, the treasurer.
andT.D.fioGlathsry.ths wrlktltor «the
aonasrn.
Converse Collage lured.
mm B. 0., Jan. a-Jl‘hsmaia build»
ofOon allege, at Spartan
gummmmwfi
Imuhtkaaaathfcr the highwadacatloa ' internal-proceeded withrara
mutants]. ‘l‘hslosswlllrsaok ram anuauaonmaulnhd- union and tact to bar labor of love.
Mann. Ark. Isa. t—«a on ma- rmmligmmm “mflm
$13,.“va m ”‘7 w“: mo. drawing nt- cm into the as
MM Monasdsftlyaawasamlydrawalnto
thawsbofsflw.
”Who It My. amulet" flea-la
lurk Imam! In flow-slas-
&: “talk-"Wt“..lz’l‘t
manor“ faraloham “Ob
salsa draws tar as are. WP
‘- natal
usual manly wall
ass-m."
tyrannire over llE--nf‘vm‘i What. the mis— .
i roomwere Troiteaaullioleut‘to make (must; N
Mark perfunlv at home there, and, after a
week. he became familiar enough to any:
"If you are not too busy [should like to
lend you this article."
"Oh. I am newr furl it my to be read to."
Miss Kent would my. "rundown by the
window. in this mvnforralnlc choir, and
let’s hear it."
After a mnplo of wet-lg». when the gen»
llcrnnrt curm- in, hunts-ac. wilh a sudden
cold. Minn) Kent lamb-d n'nom. her voice
full of symmetry. and brewed him n that
which be tlr : 1.97mi lw shmllll never forget
to blur dyuz. OIII)‘, bill one dose cum.
Alter tin-r occurrence .‘lim Krm wax-l a real-
ly wooden.“ \mnmn.
All. who: an arch plotter! blue let them
skirm‘hh :sihvul, but mil nun-«ml am- give
thorn in tlrum'o to be nlnm- lug'iiu‘r‘. Iler
plans were not. to both-«royal by proton»
lure t‘tlnil'll'lll't‘n until llu‘ wry Morning
press-dim: (Vomit: )Turk'a til'll‘df'lllfl‘ for
California. 'l’lrt'u M.» Kurt nuns very Ilo~
mun-Ty nslw'l to remain and ht‘t'p an eye-
on limo-r (urinals. \t'ilmit tm- Rmrl "writer
did not, llLu» to bone quite alone with his
lllll'ar.
"Wt- :m- (‘Urrlpa‘ilt‘tl up he u'mc a couple of
hours." ~.u x ~1w: “but Hum» ,‘tlnrk will
i N‘illl in you -\H~u'l you, a nun?"
"(.‘crmtnly. ll BIL-ts Kerri. noulal like it."
rcpixv'l the grunt-mu.
The lllTHlN < .u .5», rnnulzs in good man.
auonumt. u u or." .r min- In the-evening.
solln- \‘unum ul tins. m..ln;unmnl specu-
lation “will tune pl any of Kim». The
bark purl. r \\.L~ (no :‘w-nll mm: m the «lur-
ing the t'\'l’1illl'.;,ltull”(HUI Lin-a mom was
it innu- clnwt \\ :1 ll a large blind ventilator.
and out of this close! a door hauling to the
back rlizrop and garden. lrmuim- my sur-
prise whm l was told that Mr. Carlisle
was going to the bulge. and that we, after
pfllfllu‘ warning» Mill". the buby and
promises not It) be gone loo long, were to
proceed to this closet overlooking the buck
parlor b! tray of the back gate and garlic".
in vain I protrslcll.
“Why. you little manic." laughed Jen-
nie, "there'll be fun enough to but a life.
time. John wanted Locum:- awfully. but
i knew he'll nuke an awful noise and spoil
cvenlinn; m l Wouldn't lat mm."
The n my M'in'ltlt‘r took the precaution to
lock the t-lmct chair from the outside. so
there w» no [our of detection. ()1) a high
bench, at Ill m r we mice. we awaited results.
l'rlfri'fll ly I‘tlllalll Mark, as if arousing
from a [trulrdl‘lt'il rcvww, naked. "Would
you like to have IIM' tonal?"
"()ii. l am not. particular,” replied .‘Ilrs!
Kent
"lie-re l‘ :m rxnrllrnt article on clrczu‘e
afliumn How would you like that?"
drum-I'- rilmw in my sole nlrnoet look
away my breath.
““'l.lo is it by?" slu- llzqilll'l'ti.
Jrunic urinluml (clear in my run.
"That's to gain time, we If it ain‘t."
“It‘s by a prominent French writs-r. I
believe," mum-ml Ifousin llnrk.
”I don't think I care for n lrumlntmn hr
night." said Miss Kent.
“Nor I: our reading of any lurid," he
a
conlnuml. "l'lns Is my last rwnmi: in
New York, Mme Krill."
"l l:xv.'-t‘ )wn'Vt‘r-njvyt'tl yourusll." .-he
reluruml.
Jumzr (TM-r my very head this time}.
"She's :h >l:\ .h a 3—year old unit."
“l didn't lion‘- I should feel so bad
about mu mg," t'unslu Mark well: on."
"lip i- lln' wreck. you nmember." whip
pen-d .lrnmr.
A lulu: prime.
"I think I bear the. baby." exclaimed
Miss Kent.
“0b. nu," said Cousin Mark. “You an-
fond of insides. are you llnl. Mm Kent?"
No answer from ML“ Kent.
“1 but». been a very lonely ruan, Mists
Kent." (‘mrsin Mark ”Null“. "but l newer
rcalirnl bow lonely the rust of my life
must be until l norm in this bun-.0."
"Uh, lxuw lonely." rebut-ll Jt‘nuic.
"Now l must return to my business and
my [wanting house-Jamming house for a
man so fond of dome-stir life as I am. Min
Kt‘lll.”
JIM then We very «Thur-cup hon-ml a lit~
lle kunl of a purr. which murals-d very like
a unto of qu-nw sympuby from Mi.“
Item.
“I have friends in Sun Francisco. of
course." and Cousin Mark. “but no lire
aide like thin. mum» to care for me if I
not ill, nobody to feel very badly if I die."
"Th.u'l| fem: lu-r.” mivl Jennie.
'1 WM. That i lhnl to San Francisco.”
said lit-vs Krm m 11 little quivering voice.
“You D‘lllill call upon nit-ill any time If you
needed mun-mg."
.Ir-unlo in cmwulsiuna,
“If you will go to California with me,
Mi.“ Kent. I'll wait another week.”
"Why. .\Ir. loosing. what do you mean!
What would Tulka my?" she mud.
“We don't. care for folks." said Mark.
"If you will go, we will have a house as
plemnt as rnouey can make it. You shall
have birds and llowent and humor. and all
the m-n-ntillc mommies that you want.
(louver! if you uba'n't. and you shall never
new number snub for anybody but me.
Will you be my mix-l"
Juat then Jennie and I stepped up an-
other peg. and mm was that little old
maid. who would not marry the best man
that ever lived. hugged rims to the man's
breast who wouldn't marry the lltlt worn»
an that ever lived, not even mauve her
lift. We came away then. but it's my
oplnlon that they remained in just that
poaltlon till we mug the bell half an hour
later.
“How did you know 7" I asked of Jennie.
"My dear." she arinweml. “my whole re
llanca was upon human torture; and lot In.
tell you. Ill-n! govt-is. wholevcr else may
fall. that never skies."
"Why. Mio- Kent. wbnt intakes your face
so very red?" lnqulnd Jennie upon enter-
ing; “and Conan Mark, bow strarmely you
look! Your hair is all mum-«l up."
"And I bow to have it moaned often."
said Cousin Mark boldly. "Miss Kentahd'
Iaro It) be Itmvriwl this week."
Jennie laughed ull her face was purple.
and swim: I went up stairs Miss Kent wsa
pounding ln-r lmk.-Waverldy Margarine.
Why Childre- Waar (llama.
Yea, I think titers yormg people wear
glasses now than formerly. This Is owing
to tha hurt that early education in more
Mly uninhabited that you“! people
real more nowadays than they used to do.
Another thing In lanaiminu known—the
sysaofum dim-r mh each other instrength
and Vision. Ont- eye gives out before the
”or. In cumming abuses Iota eyes should
consulted, as’lmb fact would be sailed
in buying a pair ofalroass. l'cw people pay
any attention to this. tlmugh the eyes
would bl mneh more effective and would
last lunar lf mad with qua! considera-
MWM In How York Herald.
”am-w...“ m- ... “e... ..-..
[than the Way.
"I all m. Wu melt." mm on m
Nunez-chum way. "When out
ta
3 ap. ow I out to Ntar
it‘s a tablet I've
wash. Was ,
anything the prion ll 5
he:
A
A V of” 1:533.“le BIRD- ,
Hail to the festive turke i fivve are withvhim eive ‘ time
More especially ewe wit him when he happens to 'e w t,
us. He is ‘noti particularly good-luck at this particular.
season of the year. There is an end to his pomposity, his
strut and his modesty; an end to his barnyard hire and
graces; an end tp his lordly dignity. Misfortuues never
come alone; it never rains but it pours. First he losses his
life and then hisl leathers disappear! Fine even without
his feathers, he‘is liner with them, for fine feathers make
fine birds. Fine you may be in What you are wearing now,
but finer you'ruaiy be arrayed in one of our suits and over-
i cumin”
Painless Density! '
... ' HBlIBAY
stuns:
st. roam nrum PlBlDBS.
AL E,
Over the Post Gilles.
THE DRUGGIST.
Tim; Filled and Extracted With-
1 out Pain.
Teeth Extracted. 1351'
501'
Twiligmurfliiifl Without Pain. 1"
In run 1 Ilflrt, . :
glatlnuln " 75c and sl
( . ll and upward.»-
Cleanlnz and Polishing. 751:
Artificial Teeth Without Plates.
‘ (CROVv'S AND BRIDGE “’(llIKJ'
Hols of TN'IT’I from ” 55-
BEST SET on red rubber. ll)
Nobetter manic. no matter how much you pay-
lll Work Guaranteed to he the Best
Open evenings n nrcomrnmlntc l bout-em!“ '5
dur nu the dav. Dr. F. W. lullhllfili, .\ gr.
or If
50 South Main so. 80. Norwalk.
Now In your time to buy
Wall Papers.
‘Commcncing Nov. 9, and end-
' ing Dec. 15. we will give: a re-
ductiou of lo per cent. on all
grades, from the: cheapest to the
best.
White Lead, Mixed Pains. Oils
and Glass.
Artists' Materials. Painting.
l’aper Hanging and (Ynlcimin-
mg.
PIDTDRES FDIMED TD DRDER.
DECKER,
79 “'ASIIINGTUS STREET.
Peat Moss
STABLE BEDDING.
('Imn. limnnruir al. Healthful. at
no I“ cast or stair.
H A Z E LTO N
Aml
Cross Creek
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous, care.
award a! all Pure Food Expositions. Each
pm'kagc makes two large pits. Avoid
imitations-and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELL 8r SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
SOUTH NORWALK
El. 1. BEXXETT
Hickory, Dal, Pine and desist
WOOD.
salami: and Straw.
Dillllp IND FEED.
E. S. HI'S'I‘EL'
BENNETT & HDSTED,
23 Main Street. 80. Harwell.
Meats.
Fish - Oysters.
Fruitslegetablesfoulfry.
1 0" ALL KLVDS IN THEIR SEASOY.
AT W HOLELA LF- 15' RETAIL.
q 9
i
BaymondBrothers
There is nothing. (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman’s labor as
mun-b as Dobbins' Electric Soup,
Highfit
Narbleized SI '9 Mantels
cures.
Off.
NM paid
llrnggisls,
lnwi ' South horwalk drmzlllrlfl: . H.
. (i. Hoyt. lL ll. Planted Ii. (‘. Stillmn.
Within ll Minutes. l'lve cont sample con
talus I care: Tm rent muuplr contains 3
ll
I;
constantly sold. since Dill”. Now,
why rub and toil, and wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
wasbday, when this perfect soap
is provided, to lighten your To
her. and save your clothes ? If
you have ever used it, in the 22
years we have made and sold it,
you know that it is the best,~
DNE HDID D STYLES.
finished in lmir lotto! “1“?“qu mum»
and woods. 5a in to be we a!
W.H. Meeker&Co.’s
so 501"”! MAIN rl'l'lllw'l‘.
Agent for tho fair Brawn Marble angslaw
omparrv m aw
0|
lnr elm 25c, .‘mr. a ll mailed
TO‘VNS & JAMES. \\ lutlestale
Sold b ' [Ire it‘ll;-
l
ruoklyn. N. r'.
\\
DOUGH ERTV’S ‘
.inmlllo
.. A. Wilson& 0
B R O K E R S.
No. 67 New Street,
,9»
purest, and most trtronomical
soap made. If you haven’t tried
it. ask your grocer for it now.
lie sure and got the genuir'
With our name on the wrapp
. .‘
nun “Is It to not the lellu.
in- alnoc. that mus.
a.- ,trmtwidfl'rd. in arriv-
MBE log at a knowledge of
the Value of an article.
Tbmisumuchrenl wrenpina bar
(fashnr Marginsof ”.marulnpmtrrln. l'uru' 0f [NMM'W asin four ll” 0‘
infusions 5.. of l per cent. each way. any my,” am!" and it ‘2". “fl“
‘ - ac ' to im‘ , urea
Drier: received by mail or ttlr ruiifggfim’r Tm“ fifty:
tn wry al tar \nm-mm rat
th' References E“ .qu ft-rim soap. 1:»: upmmmim' can»
3 l. l... Cums & (30..
DERSHDM BAYMDND """““""""‘ h
‘ I3 IDITH III! STREET.
(plenum mono. sown .voawaux.
. DIALlllm
’NS'L Chills, overrzas, mum
premiums. BUTTER, mos.
stir-zest).Latrosnommzm
comma mo CANNED
join em ooons.
iroor or max entrainment?
3 rs laud liar and (fab-nun Oil. owl“
glazinfi‘amhevsmbln fmTI’ainteng
nil-b;- rum..- ns‘h. tar... as
cal-sag”. W‘ my fella"... 3.3T; 0:“ {Tittle of I? saw
gar-lo 'I'ammflfiwa‘g t terminal mamm~m
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tannin aunts nah 1
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lint fork Dressed lasts that
for Dash.
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Ship Chandlers.
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