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that the medicines of which it is com-
posed are of recognizer] utility for throat
and lung troubles, and that it contains
uoopiumorotherpoisonousorinjurious
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buntrailedby . so «la-nu, in Mr!
notesheelearlyshowv that thousandth: in-
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W “Within temperate»! changes, rain
and‘fruvh to its! vsrlsblewlnds. m by
fogs-d followsdhyanlaerssssufstornluesn
On Friday partly oloady,eoldsr weather wllj
probably prevail. with fresh to brisk northerly
”westerly winds, preceded by local snow
pin. and on Fsturdsy colder, fair to partly
cloudy weather.
8011"! “DIWALI. ,
What the People of On! City are [hint
and laying. ,
Four funerals took place in this town
yesterday.
Agoodturnontof lione,phacton and
harness is offered in the “ferrule" col-
urnnof'l‘us Salt-mm. today. ‘
The first annual dinner of Old Well
Book and Ladder company will be held
at the truckhoune th'n evmiagat 8:”
o'clock. ‘
Invitation. have been shined for the
smndaauual dinner of the Norwalk
(IonoeClnb.w|mh'eldat theboathctue
Saturday . evening at 8 o'clock.
Are you weak and run dawn? Dr.
' Bieharrbon’a Chincllona, Chamomile and
(lemian Tonic Powders
and mm.
the. sample. ~
rea‘Weaknm
tor be. or
wielded tougua, pickled pig-v feet
and pickled tripe,“ Smith's minim
market.
The rehearsal of the chorus which is
to sing at the meeting of the Norwslk
Union, Y. P. S. C. B. has been changed
from Friday to llaturday evening at 7:30
o'clock in the Baptist church.
The condition of Rev. A. Wileaton,
pastm'of the Baptist church, who has
beenseriously ill with nervous "usua-
tion, was greatly improved yesterday.
This will be good news to his partition-
eraauld his hoetof friends.
Patsy Doody, an old-time amateur
pugilist, who had many friends and ac-
quaintances in the sporting circles of
South Xorwslk and Xorwalk, died yes.
terdsy in New York of mmptlon. He
had been ill for a long time.
“The Danger EEK“... presented
by the Union Gospel Temperance lie.
form Association Dramatic club next
worthyobject,and allwho
bewellvepaid.
mw.c.'r.v.willhons"lliudand
cakesalsst their manna: llmthhiain
atwnd will
bl- street. Saturday afternoon. It isboped
that busy housewives will buy of, these
ladies lnsteadofmsklng bresdaudcake
thenlselvlnms they-re anxiotntoraise
money to pay the-expensaof their room
«Puncoueewlthpnrecmnc s
rup.depotrestanvant. Openallnight.
Bomb Novwalk branch of the levehanb'
Retail mnemonic! Agency. in Mechanics
llall. Washington street. this evening
7. B. (’lcveiand. of Hartford. «rotary
of the ”late “relation. will be present
and explain the objects and sites of the
um. All merchants and proton
slonal rum are invited to stand.
’l’hebreunscvsatedhy Captain Frost's
olvrltiontothseoloneiey of the Fourth
'whfunandmoffltteia-
meal pin than to throttle.
The-attire! pdlfie «Minna all
med. W5 xiv-var m. Wm
mm on ll"l"“'lW'l"»‘ {optimum
M ll.Dake.ofllrooklya.
*‘rflttrn'tstvflits‘will he’lldi‘lti‘illi 5|er
tistolrurchthnsnd tomorrow evening:
towhich thopuhllc binvited.
, Thermal thaw lscausinglcsdeslera
consilsrshleauxiety. All the ice crop
washsrvsstod Iastyvsr betovs Jsuuuy
m .
mm Charla H. Clark, who
weasevcrdybitteubyoneof hishorses,
isrvloovering slowlyfvorn theeilectsof
theinjnry. 2
Sound thb morning that loony-tell
steamcrsandmher vessles were oblged
toreturntothsir docks;
in. Sawyer,ateacher in meal-mt
null-hoary anodistion schools.will
givennaddre-inthccityCongregatimal
clutch thievening at 7:” o'clock.
The open wentherof this winter is very
unfavorable to the Nor-walk oystsrtrade.
and unknthsrs is teachers] from up
strengths mum's tradewill be annually,
MP“-
--All pianos and furniture moved by
Cavunagh‘s express guaranteed. (Mice
at Plafiltod's drug store.
Captain and tire. llartwright, front
beadqwtora, New York. will be pro-mi
next tin-thy at the meetings of the Solo
vatim Array. Temperance Ball, Wash-
ington street bridge. a ' '
Yestmhy afternoon William Joining
of West avenue. fell through the plank-
ingofthe drying room-at W. B. Hub
infra new batfaotow; . Hours/rely la-
jsrod MIMIImWhiHMIWOb
lat amicably. ‘ ' ‘
TheWotsrbnry Bra- cornpany fao
tory.oneofthe largestconcermin that
oity.wasdsstroyed by live about unid-
uiglrtl-tulght. ‘l‘lleiaotory employed
”hands. Thskl-bestiraatedatflfl
MJnllyt-overedhyinrurlnln. ‘- '
At the qmrterly meeting of the Nov-
wnlk Union of the Young People's Hacie-
tyof Christian Endeavor. to be held in
the Baptistchurnh neat‘f'uesdlry evening.
Rev. Charles F. Der-ms, I). l1. 1.. l. 0..
mo! the Church of the Strangers.
New York,will make an address. The
Stamford Union has been invited to at-
tend and it isexperted that the church
will he crowded. A chorus of forty
voice! will lend the'singing. Everybody
welcome.
te‘eou per-aunt Winn olths oth-
cers' nnrlcistiorr of the Fourth Regiment
met in Colonel M’soileeht evening:
Captain Sheridan, of Bridgepovt;Captain
Charissw. llendrir. of sumfovd; and
Swan-d Beaten-at John O'Neil. of
Bridgeport. (’Atbuei host, who ire-hair.
manof the committee, MM by-
laws,andsreporton permanent m
lution tobepvnllented at a meeting of
the oillmn in Bridgeport on the evening
«comm. which was adjourned
from the Mogul which the t‘olunel
was cloned.
lira. Arnal8rnith.motherof ex-Conn—
clltaau J. W. Dsketdled suddenly of
aplnllsxyshoutlo‘clockthlslnornin‘at ‘
her Ironic, 9 Elizabeth street. aged 8:
yarn. Ithaderdlaflonth
llorwalk nearlysll herhfe sod wastrel!
knowahsrs. fihehadslwaysbesnvery
healthysudstrnngandhsrdesthoovnlng
muddrnlywasartstcktoall. Bite-res
ans-ludilnl’lv-tlJtcbnmtnsnd
hokadrsplnbrestincharulrwork,“
“vulnllskeshcieam the folkrwing
muwrtmth'u.swul.or .
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live: stats-imm- nursing that
word had been received tint Gem's
lltarv,whohwantelillsvnfor fraud.
(mend theft,” harnlsttheflola-
nssllmthahaymisork. ‘l'lrs
snryisthtlnwvotetohirwihmhoflt
bmwkila
n
hintslfsttlnhotdlthat bewa-
,a‘ndvvflsdbertumrnuasd.
Ira.ltarrlrdtlvsvlul,horror".I
uoflysrnstoprthrrtop
tent-tr ssdrlls didnot stellar.
adstvettvs wrath tlnkoterut
lndlsft. It trash-histamine
town-union .
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Mr. W. nmumh. wo
tonguestof Senator John flfieyml'p
P. n. it. Albert Fair-child installed all
neyvly elected officers of Wuhingtoa
Chapter, It. A. It" last evening.
tritium nystt. of Hungarians
in "Port Chester today to attend the
flllt'eial of her father, Martin Kelly.
4 - m .
filgttatflonnrfl. 0. U. A. ll, will
give a ‘soslal entertainment and hop,
this "suing, in their hall on Water
M- 1!; 4' 1- .
John Adamsmf Mrdd' letown, N.Y..
isintowu at the bedstd' e of his sick
halogen-Deputy Shenl'f' Charles Adams.
of Adama‘svenuo.
John (hitter, of llt. Holly. N. J.. arriv-
edintowuthisutoruingand is a guest
of his parents. Kr. and Ir: J. Cotton;1
or West lain street. t
Work at “re Norwslk Hills. Winnié
psnk, which was s-pended Tuesday on
amount of the engine breaking down.
was resumed yesterday.
Rev. Dr. Gordon, a rninsionary from
Japan. willhe present at the monthly
meetfugof the rotation society in the
First Congregational church. this evenL
ing. ' ‘ _ . ‘
‘ Funnralservian m the tension)!
nidsnceyrstnday aftarnrmnatd o‘clock:
Rev.WVan Alstyneoiiciatsd. The
inn-ricotw-at Balance-rotor]. . "
Johfuhcfiwlniditnadmhave been
bnnooedoutot‘flt by‘lrs. Abraham
Wright. yesterday sill-d a statement
tllntthewotaaadid not tabs dummy
anddornnotkaowanything about“. .
' One hundred and twenty—live pralple
from tltla ‘. bald“ the members of
th‘e‘ Alpha vvhesl clilb.attended ‘Thel
City Directory." at Ionic Hall last even;
ing.snd greatly enjoyed the excellent
performance.
Henry [MILW knotnt as "Sil-
ver." fell our-tbs horse «railway stables
yestuday afternoon, cutting his head
severely. Officer Darin picked Demo
up and carried him borne. Later his in-
juries were drened at Hah‘s drug store.
Funeral mica: in connection with
the death of its. Frederick St. John.
were held from Grace church yesterday
after-mm. They were conducted by
Rev. 8. n. Watkins. and the singing
trashy the boy clxlir. In. St. John
was buried in St. Paul's church yard.
Superintendent Avery. of the Novwslk
and South Nuvwslk Hectic Light mm.
parry. has received word from Ruperin-
trndent EC. Payne,ofthsllnnbury and
bowel! division of the lionllatovllc mil.
road. that their proposition to light Wil-
soul’otnthsdbeenreferrndtoammmit-
”.9 to report in the near future.
edit church. Novwalk, are steadily gall»
in; kl lam. The attenthnce l-t even-
ing's-nucl- lsrpsr tkrnonsru previ-
otn evening. Rev. Ir. Couch will
lad the lanolin; in a song serviced
vsrvlcrnsre for the pond of all.
W‘M'M'm say mule.“
llllu'vp. hull; gili‘r‘wrr. - . “null
Renbequlliarns. diedst her hoax-on
Oahu-street this hurling. Ind 71
yarn. Binsnnrfenllngpsrfsetly well,
“www.mmm
leachstrmhsnsltssuddtnly fsllovst
and. It nth-ch tint—rt dis-arr
ummw,.m.mom1
wilttak‘plaesdanday Ifternoonst
am; i ~ . ~ , l
‘Illsvsaltconutlttss of the National
M of lorlvatk,
ahwhukusn,
Mats-twitchl’tnddsatmll
nakedanvwkindot “Nestled
‘Tsttlotyn.’ which WWW
«Drums-Whittle!“
hhh'snwrsfsdspodtvaak m
“kiwi-Whats
on. muslin-crowns
aurora-nah”! t:
NMBrowum hddat his but
pvnachtlflwwrlngandthochoruswlllt
“I
m
apron] ' “the 7
walk Iron Works “Ithaca?
South Norwalk
RoyalAdamr,cfthhplsoe,aocoulpan-
hysnnrnhsrof the membersofthe
‘ NorwalkButchors'Protoctivo asaocta’ lion
attendsdthn bauquetgiven bythoNew
“Haven butchers last evening.
.llflnmfl-tmlh'fldfl!‘ ,
“rams. W W77)“.
Wald"! ta
, . sinssnttlpnsatw'l'hnlmtiva-fl‘
adjourned until Monday afternoonat it
o'clock. m______ '
W. B. E. Lockwood entertained a
number of friends in an informal way at
his residence on North avenue. last even-
ing. The quartette of the First Congre-
gational church. «insisting of J.P.'l'read-
well. Julian Maia. Fred Force and C. A.
Tucker. sang several selections during the
evening, which were heartily encored.
Among the guests present were Mr. and
Mrs. Monaco Del“. Inckvvood, Elisa Julia
Lockwood, Ir. and ‘ Mrs. P. St. John
; Lockwood. Miss Clementine Cbolwell,
Miss Alice Cholwell, In. C. A. Tucker,
Mrs. Fred Force. Mrs. J. P. ’Z‘rsadwell.
Mills M. E. Treadwell and Miss Fanny
Beardsley. The guests were receiver! by
Mr. Lockwood, assisted by lllln (be.
Brakeman W. Murphy. on the mixed
train due here at 7:45 o'clock, had a nar-
row escape from 'death last evening.
Just in the train was leaving Wilton
Murphy started to clinrb to the top of
ooeof thefreight caraonthe siderrext
the station. He had just reached the top
when the train pulled the poet ofice, the
‘ roof of which extends out tothe track.
Before the brukeman could dodge he
came in contact with tberoof and was
knocked from the cur. After the acci-
dent the injured man was taklnl into the
depot and toads comfortable until the
arrival of the 10:53 train. when he was
taken to his boarding place in Danbury.
lie had several ribs broken and is badly
bru'ned. The attending physician says
Nnrplry will recover.
(Wilt ’IIIB IIVKI.
lens and tin-sip of the Day In Iiast
llnvwatk.
lira 'Barah Durham. of Southport, is
visiting Henry Jones, l-‘irst avenue.
urn. (burr W. Beach. of Waterbury,
is visiting Mrs. Williarn E. Marvin.
Captain John S. Conkliu, of Second
avenue. is aortas” ill with the grip.
The East Norwalk Fire Police will hold
a bull in their new quarters in Volunteer
Hose house. February 10.
‘ The principals of the Ichools of the
town. will liter-t til—monon- evenix with
E. ii. (lumbsrt. of lupin avenue.
The Swedish Congregational church
will hold service this and tomorrow
evenings. Rev. Fritz Erixon, of Wash-
ingtgn. Conn, will preach tomorrow
evening.
lift. and Mrs. John Rider were surpris-
ulst their home on Maple avenue. last
evening, ivy alarxe number of friends
Who went a delightful time with grim”.
dancing. etc.
bliss Lillian P. Jones. of First avenue,
returned Saturdoy from aneatended vis-
it in Philadelphia. and started yesterday
for a week‘s visit with relative-s in Mt.
Kisko. N. Y. ,, a .- _
ll'tss Annie Weed returned from a visit
to New York yesterday nfteruoon, ac-
companied by lint. Eliza 'l‘ooker. who
will synod a few days at the residence of
Captain Oliver Wes-d, Rivcnlide avenue.
The Republican club will hold their
annual election of officers and open the
caulynign in Volunteer llose house. first
avenue. Friday evening, the 22d inst. A
sinker from out of town will be present
and deliver an address" on "l’mtcction
and Rmiproclty.”
lit. and llrs. Stephen Naphy hula
him, , worming last evening. in their
m. “Alamopariyof triendawsre
ductinwawtmanilyfisat
limit-living» atnlle, maria. foll-
ollowol by scollstlon.
ltlooksaslf (blLZUrtdsrhIII was try-
lngto nakeaporld abtarthls resident»
laurdsrtorunoppositlonwtheonenesr
thew-shim street hrldps. Every
Ltlrnnltraiathhoellarfllhupaadhehas
towadelavvsteratmtdseptopettohir
. mhnanlvrboat anetrmsdnear
thshousealldoftenllndaltveryconvsn-
int.
,‘lhtcunsolldated roadirstm making
“refinements-machinati-
artylatlbplses. lion doubts signals
ksvebesn plsosdwestof the depot on
arbddroftbstrwkgtoheuvrdinrtg.
mill. srst and m honed tralas.
”flay-n optrststlnurs them tower
mottlndrawllrldp. Oaaooonntof
the stun synta- thsmdrpotwar
w .. lthssid that
this only ‘i-WI flair, to
rennin Inuit snore melodious and
MWunbsemts-imndonr
mewum
‘lmmd’h’smaurus
”walnut-tiara“
v
a. ht “flannel Iiaktrnss
flwmw. ‘ltssrttrsttrhr
“this k'fldsfith‘ftnvsnsttssrly
am“ “an. L
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Mine new llolnaon :tialrtll Walru-
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WESTI’illT.
Asonwasborutolfr.andillrs.
William Bradley, of Sausatuck. last Sub
urday.
The Fairlield County Clerical associa~
lion gourmet Christ chumll, Monday,
Fflmul. :‘ttl‘ J M‘ '1
fir. and Kiln. A. 5. Hurlbutt left town
last-Battlrday furrBaltlmorepwhem they
will "lead the remand" or the winter.
Founders day will be celebrated at
the Staple’s High School on February 2d,
instead of January 3m. the birthday of
founder Horace Staples. as the latter
date falls on Sunday.
In the collection taken at Christ church,
last Sunday morning, was found a check
for $500, labeled "Thank altering," given
by a member of the church, who has re-
cently recovered from a severe illness.
The executive committee of the Staples
High School met yesterday afternoon in
the Library. Tile business transacted re-
lated chiefly to arrangements for the
celebration of founder's day. Mrs. H. E.
Sherwood was appointed to act on the
advisory committee as a representative
of Christ church. This committee is
composed of ladies chosen from various
churches and heretofore Christ church
blur had no representative. The chair-
man was obliged to close the meeting be—
fore all the business of the committee
could be transacted. it was therefore
adjourned until Monday next. at 2 p. in.
Wednesday evening forty of Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Smith's Westpovt friends
gave them a surprise party at their vesi
dent» in Snugatuck. The alair was
brilliant throughout and will long be re
membered by each participant. Music
was furnished by an orchestra from New
York and dancing and merry-making
was the order of the evening. Although
the merry-makers were all of 'nlature
age, forty jollier people never assembled
in Wmtport. Sublets it is many that
most of the gold—natured people in town
were prrertent. even unto Westport's re~
cording angle. who is Wont to voice his
sentiments in ”all sorta" and ”more
sorts." The party chartered a horse car
to convey them to Sougatuclt and return.
worn? eats Elli: itifirrrl.
1| I‘urntar Resident of South novwntk
Writes of Llfn III n lexica- Colony.
Under date of December l-i. Albert M.
Mead. formerly in the employ of the Volk
flat Company. writes an exceedingly in-
walk, from Topolobrnupo, Sinaloa coun-
ty. Mexico. where he and his son located
about three months ago. with acolony
from the United Statue He writes:
"We have been here overa week and
not one bit of information can we get on
to when our freight will arrive. Then-
is but little work to be done here at “I?
bay. There is a water crew, on egg
(Journal a fishing crow. Allie and l
went out on» day with the egg crew. in
all the persons. We had to row aguillht
wind and lid-- seven miles, and brought
llulnt‘ 200 doom duck eggs. I worked
one day on the wagon road and two
days with the egg crow; results, four
blisters the size of n dime. The fish
crew brought in “200 pounds of fish. An
[urban mmc in to-dlly with five turtles.
lllt’ five weighing about 600 pounds:
bought the lot for “.75. We lire
in a tent belonging to the colony: not M
the colony table and are charged witll
the meals. only to be worked out bye
and bye. The nights are cold in the
tents. aeollr blankets are in the freight.
We shop in our clothes and sometimes
with our plus-s on. There in never a frult
here. but u trot is a cold place to him-p in
when the wind in high. I went out once
more with the egg crew and we brought
in :Illldozen: gathered air twn-lvo quart
pails full. The Island is about and feet
high, and in plucen very ntsep. You con
irrlagine the queer situation. Hundreds
of large. black duck» flying around your
head. the water heating on the rocks In»
low. the stench of the guano covering
me looks and months heat of the
midday sun, and the feet of falling at
mmhmltlnanywnwan
ndrnrabin warns. l have had my full
of m gathering.
"The tent.rltove and cots we onleml
early in October of the colony's porch»
in; agent at Enterprise did not come
with the good-of the other party, not
bar he at yet refunded the money. it is
so far from the post ofllcc,lleventy-six
miles, tbntnmotlrnosalottsrorpsperls
over a month getting lure, so it is a con-
stsnt trial of odds pstlence. l have re-
ceivetl two parcels of Salmons. We
sisspabout in feet from the bayalld
snytluteinths night can hear them-
poirss blowingsad playing in the water
close ashore. We expect to soontto
tbedltohjnstassoonrsour freight
arrives there. We have s sheet-Iron
rtoveheiu'rnadeforuandaregoiugto
lrnvsths indhnr build are native house
with I dirt roof. The riding will be
sntrthrlvsarldonsllstt (sully-ix feet.
When the outside is covered with the
taatr.audthetnsidsths ulna. lthqultn
easy. 11- slats las'tvelvssndsllslt
lulu 'sssll; you can see tint a hours
llattl fen n not an extensive luxury.
“romance! pests. polls and root is
850.3%”. Thinllytblnfl tbdowlrell
mmttonrovsistolssvsthsrooi. i
an inviting ilk lrtttr so as to not it in
“priva- Itdl ”fl lb! local editor
as ileum atlases it too MM”
W ~' * Adamant-aw .. .
tercvltlng letter to friends in South Nor. .
no
animus“.
nihilism rattan“, ‘ V
The Important News of the State
Chroulelatl in a Condensed l'nrrn.
The gallows on which Andrew Borjes-
sou. thelljtchlleld. murderer, is to be
.llangedpvrapeortal acmenoantryrfrom
New Haven to Litclllleld on u truck.
fl'lflvohiggruy horses brought the truck
into; New Haven Monday mourning. and
the parts of tho gallows were loaded
upon it. The distance to» Litchtield is
forty miles, and two days were occupied
in the round trip. It would have taken
longer to send the gallows by rail, on
account of the implant loading and un-
loading that would have been necessary.
The Kean k lloty Ctr-parry 31.7..“ Out.
Postmaster Duty is informed by tele-
grnpll from his son Harry, that the works
of the Kean dz Doty Manufacturing
company?“ Cleveland, Ohio, have been
destroyed by fire and are a total ltns.
They were insured for $18,500: the
estimated loss is realm: Mr. Duty
went to Cleveland in 183! and begun the
manufacture of light hardware in 1885.
The prewnt company was organized in
is” and have been very prosperous.
They contemplated an increase of their
factory, adding locks to their line of
goods manufactured. They will probably
rebuild at once.
OF THOSE REMEMBERED.
Thorn is“ no man‘s-n! olmn ollnlrml lmc [Enron
l'nzigndlul. ullnflllslitllt'ul they \lrtl. us.
Wbocaileth lllf‘iJ l low“ not. sorrowful.
They haunt rl-priluvilizllly wim- vernal llnur
Indaynui joy. and v hell the world lw‘ m or.
And forntlmtllt-llt til-numb with fllt'llllll'll‘B
The mun-‘3' rim-mgr r: of the temple 340‘“.
in the dim spam be!“ run [v.‘ll gnlfn of sleep,
Or in the stillness of lht‘ lonely shore.
They mt- for balm or tormom, swvel or sad.
And most are :nllle where. in the kindly woods.
Beside c hi. it»: )fl}'(lf~lil1r‘.‘l|t'l’ streams.
The stalr‘l; wt ileum-s of the pine hath power
Thrall their kindred comforting nnew.
I'M well thy dun]. Tlxv‘} rutm‘ to tL‘k It! then
“'hnt than has! dom- olth :."Eli.~ buried love.
The W10! purer lit»? Hr in“ if fallen unused
ln stony ways and brought Ill) life no gain”:
“"llt than with gleam-so in another world
Say it ban grown to form.» of duty done
And ruled then ullh a cum tom-o not thins
on u?
Another world! lluw hhgll. we find our dead?
“'hnt fun-villi lulu mull not: us face to face?
Another world! What yearning—s there shall
mltlv'i‘ _
“‘lll love mull; [\vinm'd of love bring near
again?
And that oru- common bond of duty hold
This livingand that dead. when life was their-a?
0r nhali some stronger enuL in “(t7 revered,
Bring both to touch. with nature‘s certainty.
As the pure crystal atoms of its kinds
Draws into fellowship of luveliucso?
—e‘. Weir Mitchell.
The (in-«It Dress for Women.
it iv: out in l..« ravioli-red at that those
women who care for their beauty rather
than for style in tin-tr attire should
6 again nod z-tmin rrvl-rt to the idea of in-
itroductng lint-011;: English ladies the
. graceful flu-blow; of ttl’lt'lt‘llt Greece.
The flowing dvnper’o-o and running folds
in which the who of the AIhv-niurl lady
was arranged forum] tin- wry ideal of
studied only the art of making lllt'ul'
selves appear charming.
That the tin-«k is really thl- only mode
of attire Milled to lhv form feminine- is
snifiviently :ml‘stml ill' the fort that no
mount) of time wishing at life sizn statue
of hum-1f to be lllzllll' “1mm think of
arraying bum-If in any "ill“? bullion of
clothing. llow Willlltl the» lunlirbrholrt
or lung in lidsqn». according to the pl'tL
roiling style. the full straight skirt or
the ilulttlt'ml petticollt. the tight lured
waist and the [whim] shoulders, appear
when chiseled llllllill‘lllt‘tit‘ rendered in
bronze. So for, however. the demand
for classic ideals hit." been made in min.
The attempts to ri-vivl- the lwuutifnl
fashions of the (inn-ll Women have been
dl-snlttlryllnd infrequent, ltlld tho fvw
ladies who have trial the exp-ritual:
have either berm stain tired by the calm
troubli- involved and annoyed by the no
tiee they excited, or they have not pose
ml sufficient social irnxrlrtllnlro for
their umuplc to be large-1y followed.-
body.
To l'ntrh Those filrnmnllrlg llmfm-sn.
"That no limit is proof against the luv:—
of money lit evident-ml by the own: with
which lt physician call 019060 at man
who is feigning deafnme," says Dr. Will
lace Stuytll. “A man can pretend to
be deficient in any one of the Home». and
it is mnnet‘lruos met-usury to subject him
to an olectrlc shock to brook down hill
self mull] barrier. But if a man who
is pretending to be deaf is approached
from behind while standing on a stone
door or sidewalk amiacoillisdropped l
so as to ring, ho will invariably turn
sharpl‘ y mad with a view to picking
t up.
"This simple device in fmnmtly ro-
sortad to in countries where comerip-
tionbtllsrule and whom deafness or
any other infirmity relieves a man from
army service. lsaw it tried in Paris on
six alleged youths. end. much to the ex-
amining phylvit-isn’s anlnserntmt, it she»
needed in emailing the sham every time."
—8t. Louis Globe-Democrat.
that Britain uml W4!» barrels or our
apples tart yssr.
Care a still neck with a plaster of man
tent or warn: too
Almadsmotsodssadhotwllm is out
of the best clsanlnu mixtures
flaw, that nine Nebraska farmers.
living eight mllssfmtn town. should be
laid up with vindication. willie t of
their wivrn were vhitlng trim in
Omhmwhat wouldbetlls dutyof the
ninth wife? She should drive to town
Madonna and a half of (foetus Blood
(inmate! ptspsrstorths returnof the
otbcrel lit. ,
it. if. l‘lshtsrimf south llorvrslk, soils
Cactus Blood Nu.
l
m “We...
--Assarturerlt.‘4-
HM ; ' h ‘
“amt.
IN ‘02. AND wz CANS.
Till llllllcll-llflllclll loot id's
Ch arles, E.
plodding Grocer. 33 Washington Street.
it suitable attire for women. if they ‘
, automaton:
..
,‘tfitdw,
1“ Pannier. 14': '
ttnullruth
lunatic.
“l
. ' no».
. Some Other Good Tlilngs': y .
llll llltllllllclllllltll llllll) to}: lilll mo, lllllllllll.
For truths, Hitler. Traveling. it: , Etc.
unmade”: 'I 0%0hnlé'igh. (”Mi 143:. r
lllllll ENGLISH
Sey ;
Pull Hlnnlllt
our,-
uth Hamil. ‘
“Taylor 4 can...“ < .
Baal Estatea nd Insurance.
liltillllllilllll STREET.
SOUTH new on, CONN.
sum f
l
,2 wah'r'rm.
1
ngliATltls as llool keeperorcollel-mr. Ad-
I. dress lloxl’l‘a‘mNorwulk. H213“ maul
Nl'lth‘Evll-l. 3|le be well relnlmnn-udeTl.
I Apply at tlliemtl'ee. i5“
\lAt‘WilXE operative to learn straw sewing.
. .‘lnnt be lit ion-1t eighteen years of age.
.‘l'ply‘ltlllllf'ifllll llbllllln d; Blanchard. South
.\'orwnllt,('t. lelw “
T0 LET.
of Hartford Plum and
wt. 1! rooms. rent 81!).
nlu'ard avenue, rent 3“.
lwunl.
Be llonse comer
South Main stll
Ali-n house No. if: Wot
inquire of E. A. “'om
V liltlili, tour nl' no: rooms near the llrpot.
impure at Tm: llrzs'rlxltl. 0mm». jl'J {it
} OL'SE of seven rrl
quire at F. [in
street. '
1n-
lain
ti
min on (Yrvlur stree
*ea' market. North
jlii
. suitable for lodge
Apply th. Irving
jl‘.’ lw
ALL in. llinlile'
or «may meetings.
Dibble.
Twp second floor lltllitl'll’llt‘llls. consisting of
' ilvu rtN-ilh rill-[Hun tlylmrnr arcane, I'Iztat
Nut-walk. “mirth and out. Run 51'. Apply
to John Tryin, :t‘v lawman :n'vnuv, Eltn't Nor
jt
walk. it
. . , _.. . .. , ..
()Nl-Z runm 35x3"): :l‘lwum- mom L'ilxlll.with
palm-r and ‘l'k‘lllll limit. Will our nl'pztf—
rtlt‘ or together. Yer)“ fill” and tlr‘nlrillrll' rooms
for light milll'lfflt luring. Furl-rim implireot‘
E. F. Knapp. Water ilkl’t‘rl. South Nurwalk.
. a,
l d. If
\SlX-ltllilll ('nlllhgv (or mini! t'llmily.on
A Burrltt ltwntw. .‘vlu-ll-rn unpr-ln-nlrllb.
Apply lt}(_'htvllt:r Lillxlrk, l~ ull‘lnmnl it"ulillt".
South )clrwalk. lllll-tf
I tll'SE on Fourth avenue. m-ar corner of
t'me strwt. [illiflb Bllrlvatlk. Apply to
Jacob H. Layton. n10 tf
[Milli SALE.
I;A\' mare. baton and harness. Horse
gentle-nu kinltiinltll borne». Phaeton
and harness in druid condition. Ap-
ply to Harry Millett :i Win-it memle. Sn. .Vnr-
walk,or at «ms. til ed .e mu ful-turyjlflw
“"l‘BI-I Vision of Hell,” by Dante Aligbieri.
translated by the Rev. Henry From-is
('xtry. M. 1).. and llllslrnted with designs of
M. Viiust'ltve Dore. Published bndneell, Pcllu-r
dryalpln. in enroll-tit condition. (‘mt 51!.
ll ill be sold for em. Apply at this oflice. jttf
nu on llllllll' servants.
Vaults and (Tmtllllols cleaned in the lit-st
manner for the learnt money. l‘ullsat'L-rfaction
guaranteed. vaults‘dléllflefl'lt’dfi‘fl. Address
Box 4w. South Normllk. j» 3m
gufrniainmmts.
The Union Germ Temperance Ile-
lorm Association Dramatic lilull
Will—present 1‘. .'~‘. lllcrurimn" drums. in two
arts. I‘lilltlt‘rl.
THE ”WEEK SIGNAL
In their hall on. thnlWaellinuton St. bridge.
Tuesday Eiv’g, lan. l9,
AT 9* lll't‘UN‘K.
ADMISSIOIl l5 CENTS.
BUNNELL’S
lnlnttlolll lutlml.
Good litservetlteats For All lit-
tractiomi. 50 cents.
“luv”...—
noxwlv. JAN. ll.
HALLENgand HART
"l “'llullln’t. 3““le For Nine lllrllllh,"
LATEilt ON.
._ i _.,
'rtrrmllllv, JAN. l2.
Bill NYE out“. P. BURBIIK,
Tl“: KINIIS ()l‘ lll’Mllit.
Honta on Solo ‘l‘lln-uliat wt Admin-c.
Sale.
QUAI [TY . llllllP-d'tflt’l‘lllll-
IgES'l‘ bum. lilo: lllfllllli. ltt'; round.
I; '39lilmltl0f. 3 pa. iris for 551': rib want ills".
gene‘s MAltrtav. 1? Wall nth-rt. nllltlm
ill 3. ill Sillllll’l’lll.
VETEIIIM Y SUBBED".
ll‘omlerly minimal to lie. Bridges.)
"film lrl llmory’ll limo store. Nofnw‘a‘l'k.
PAYll ENTS”
$1 Wlwllllll
.h
For.
Watches. Cl ains. thamls.
Mantel Claus. Diamonds.
lllllfl. lllllll Ill & lillflllll.
“9 ”mm“ 3‘». ,
cm transom : Brooklyn. I. l.
‘; “llg‘twfgmm at;
its .
rs .
our rant.
Plrznn. .
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Norwalk Chronicler