,' jiiorth Main Street. south Norwelk.
I. for.
now me wrewerrrn we ar-
1.“ 31‘ "l
‘l Klibll "
orfionryaalllneheeninnnghtahont nu. roe-Ila! .
theintroduniioninto telegraphwnrh‘z elemeundoeorertmiief'
sin-chine that hu-ahaiintelynotldng M limb-nun»
muons-chasm”:
haeheoolneaheolnteiyrndhpnnehloin ”inflate-Humbug
ruined “Wmhhlegnphyia
m hythe preeeeervioe. In this
it haa entirely superseded the
room that heynda toll!!!”
anathema-tr would
he too entail to elect the-n’arayapee
yinanyway. ‘
cabinet. remarked. ”They may make it
work thiadiatance, but it will nererreaeh
E
Bet mums alkali
humanist? ”“
Dealerhallhllhd
P “g.“- Wh": mg“? nonsmmmmrmz "' “' m “m "" my FM“ W In“. Btu-r0.
country, no operator ehgi or III! "a; On whim; W aehi mantras. emanates.
a position on anndereee _or Aero- m "“h- «I he 0. immmm m.rmmmomru.am
lllP lion on rewaaaerow att 1) 01M“..-
' ’ _1neettcally_ writer. aewell eemoet of the passenger;
‘ ”who mm“.mm . KMWMJIIAIM.
W 1 went there. Some one real (ruin the trout South m .31“
$ enpert. Tile magma “get do nil: ofthehuildingueverlnl “lags“nglllgm the '
"k. B type W88 In “her cu] of the ine.—- mod-co - ' _ -. ‘ A “7‘ "w. ._.. fl. . I “A M” -"
M into the ofllcoof the W Chronicle “if“. '9' Wyeth-“p. m m a. ll" II Ilhlfl' "MERCER.
Pre- ” “mm?“l ”"3: A We“. written-gro- and no Cat. ‘ 4.1m; insisted. that the horeeeonly .v..”mlafflhm.flmnn$"fln" Egg,“
{2" '3‘” “f .01 . 51°03?" " Honcomnstorylormwhichmnd- hnew the tune hecauae it weaaiwaye ' use. vwnounna‘oong‘Aunh:
”.mmw‘ 3”“ 3’” ainuntliheninirytale.hutialntoldthet MI... andtheywereabletocelcn- sumo-Smut. loan
the United Press and the Associated it iaierictly true: mfiwthfimhfid time. Wt wee tried d
Pike’s Peak. when that country waa being
occupied by mining prospectors, theireab-
in were overrun with rate—not your do-
mesticated honaemicennd rat» 0! an old.
civilized community, but rote—large, rav-
enous rate-with teeth uni diuuitire ep-
pamtne oapnphle of nun-aging anything
tromntougholdhoottoadainty piece at
““mmfi“%"$?
come to t in ire of a ritty tc -
Inan. poor. but willing to earn a bright No one malted“, 1m filth-m:
dollar it the way was only pointed ongond M kne- '
rousedhiedorment hleatotuheadroatage Mummy, ““0” tnnelrotn
of the rat nniaance and profit thereby. anthem-London Spectator.
The Dutchman aeeumi a yoked oxen. ——----—-
rigged a prairieaehoonerwith three stories A flan-oh or «your...
and fllldtha-newith good rate which
hieneighhoeaweugladtoho ridd. With
this outfit he darted aornu the plain (or
Pike's Mate-lions jonrueyoiamem
mils. This. with rent mppliesd some,
V theeeta {or any encounwr with
their victims. 'l'heir arrival apread joy
W the Wailers. and anything
was let uaide to purchase oats. When the
and ot our worthy lhitehruan had been
apeedily converted into gold dust heaoid
histearn. returned on toot urn-the du-
ert piainfloOmaint with over him and
bought a farm poor by. lint tiieeiirnax oi
WUnitedPrmhn-eixcircuitsmn-
WmtothewYorkfieachlngallthti evening. inrtantlytherewnl thee-Inn
excitementinthehoreuetandingronnd
“mm" The-minim".-
[tactically the mine points by anhetan~
“ally similar circuits. Over theae wiree
points are received, and the main volume
of nowacoilecied in New Yorh, the great
and distributing point, is sent
ontforeervlcetotho newepemrs inthe
a-ociaiiona. Before the introduction of
the the “night report" ever-
eged about 8.000 worda on each wire.
and the whole day’s work amounted to
aboutIRfiWworde. Nowthe night ro-
pta'trune to about 14.“ words and the
whole day'saerrice areregeenhontllwlm
wade.
CeilingaiewdayaalurwardJnthahiuer
- January weather,l toundWille anohh'
whomrfied (In Inn Mne- do): onthaatalenae. sonny-memorial
fooliahwife. iii-daughter! are placed eold. “Hero linWillie Willa. veryub
atanexpeneiveachooiin Brighton.“ '
moaninilydehamdhy their mother
from all acquaintance. not only with
termworhandhoueworh.hntwithanch
mmornnon.
A first cla- operatoeeaneendahont
fctywmhnminMcontinnoueiyand
well,hntaperienoehaulwwnthatitie
vu'ydiilieult tore lnantowritowitha
penuetylnamorethan thirtyorthirty- this venture was attuinui when his (eith-
firo words a minute, eteadilyand con- inloxoxwtmyullxwk to him—St. Niche
My,” annmherofhonrs. The in
urine ofthemauociatitmeinNow
Yuk requires from twenty to thirty
eqieetohetahenoleverydlspntch. in
other cities the number varies from tour
a live copies upward. They were
formerly made with an iron orngnte
atyloa on timpaperinterlearedwith
carbonatedeheeta. Thelahorofpeeeaing
througheomanythiehneaoeofpnperin
order to mnhealegilflecopyononchie
m
The maimmnacnlar and menthol
writing thirty-live words a minute in
flat manner for eight or nine home
nightly, following the dictation of n
emderwho could always greatly noel
thewfltarinepeedhaeheenrelpmaihie
lorthenerrouandphysicalhreahdown
o! hundredaotoperaton. Onthetype-
writoroepeedot montywordenlnin—
trio in eeaily acquired and maintained.
and with alight modifications in the ma-
chine thirty copier and more can he
tahenwithaenincheaeoasone. There
hnoorampand little iatignointheop
oration“ the typewriter,for eight fin-
” dowhatwae theworh of two.or
pactioallyeisht motiorntehotheplaoe
clone.
Wiihtheintroductim of thetype-
writerthe eroding operator timed
awayintherear. Thenthe
. They
naynotmahewrnanlthoirownchthee
theymaynotusetheneedie.
"I am hwy to say." their proud
mother midlatelytoaiody; "lam
mm to any. ma'am. that my dentition
cannoteren new.” But they can play
the
helium—Pall Hall Gee-Ito.
my the Dog In There.
Anespreeswagonpa-edhy. Ontheend
ol theeeatwherethedrlver era-therew-
lie One Sonnet.
Acertain enthusiast mode it n ruleto
talk at something renilyirnportnnt with
ereryperson when he met. lie heliered
that any two people could find common
ground tor eonrenation it they only knew
how and would exercise their knowledge.
But even he (on!!! one hard customer. He
had tried all the usual expediente. had
made mggedion alter suggestionmflerell
ieulingrelnarhs upon various topicaand
alienated the reeoureea ol courteona quee-
tioninx. In every direction he hurl been
atopped by polite monoayllahlea that pro
no opportunity for further progress.
Therewae no indication oI aversion (run
conversation onthe part0! the other. but
simply an appearance oi heeitnting timid-
ityand diatrnat oi himeell. This would
neverdo. it wouhl not fit in with then-
thnaieat’e theories. Finally. tranhly and
rather deeper-tely. he arid:
“Mr. Jonee. lam thoroughly anxious to
make your acquaintance. to talk with on
upon me theme of mutual tote do
not newtoheahle to find our common
pound. Can you help me? it you will
In a anbjectot interest to you upon
which you will be willing to eonrenel
ahall he moat happy to atteln it."
Wherean the other, rial y
in; and leaning leeward. confidential y an-
aweretl. “Jnet trynie on lather—Lon-
don Tit—Bite.
wonklfiltheywere aahed)goto m
pubea‘ in evening dress. 80 greatly line
ci ' ' ‘ triumphed in their case.-
N end Queriea.
lee Iain by Natural (Ina
Aninventor in Dnlalo haederieeda
nothing more than an iron” huh. lthad
owe oi the Ioienmic attachment- which
one aeea in hanhanmlbnliwhonaeato-
day. -'l‘heheyol thexreathoxwaagener
aiiyae hoary-a thaho; Thatiaanre
portion. it woo loneline- need are
weapon. Aa the iron hoxuhadnoeeen—
rit hot the ordinary locks. hanhmtook
”Lavina dose tied to the how at night.
Thenitwaaionadaeoel-rytohanthe
dometrained. ‘i'hhthehanhendidnotat
wayshare tirnetn do. «on it they had
hnownhow. There-nit wan thatthe
Men-
i
if
F:
&
i
Ei
‘3
E
i
9“
i
i
li
i
5!
it:
i
the flee-y.
III-bl hIII-I| F:- wn-nl ne‘er.
I
I
I
.12
l
1
iii
i
ii!
‘i’
,_
:3
[I
i
i
i
I
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAIN S.
David Stow,
lip-Bull'-
Balthlaladnet.
“0111' ARI) on" TRUCKING
and hominid novel!
and hem "lied t and
pee ea or
it ill W -
We...“ no
lag“ III ”0'"! ”£2:
to.» “mm-:- .
I"...
Inert.
How 51655. '
I have renewed I! I'll-d N
93 IiSilllRIlll 81W 93
anlharanowatnil linen!
HEATERS.
RANGES.
STOV ES.
~TlN "WARE
ataiihinda.
Monomer-ms.
mmmmsumn
T. S. llllNAlllSllN,
South Norwalk. '3
“' ll." Moonrise.
llSanllny Plumbing
it! Pinter Stan lath;
earthly.
Tillllflifl'l‘llllltll.
Hormel-Jo «taunt-
um
“hafltbhfla‘m’hm-fl
em:
on. was. fi.‘£‘-.%W
-.,-,. .... ..,..._.._ _ ”0,.-. ,,.._-__...._-._.__.m. m
D. P. MORRELL. W
‘ Dian Milne DflAda-a
nos CREAM. .
(filth-WWII!-
. ‘4 . w'w‘a . ' ‘ . fl
llilll mm iRElRlll Elli
m
new vonK.
son'rH NORWALK
m
HbRWALK. CONN.
Them
ill" Iii lilflili illl ERIE
r
La
hekht W‘MIL‘IM"...
u
n Whmflemofllfl.
wag-ad t apneial
. t.aayw hmworoh'orlteridn-m
ol
"7
will torhId
...... "tram“...m... :3:
count them lit!
, P.
sin-3&4:-
an. ac"
”“12... ““"’”"""'
m
Housetonlc Railroad
Duh-run! Rel-wall Division.
comm-IAN...“
Insomnia: Incarnate.
W‘s-Jail). *-'
'hniulaarn
Dc».
5”:
8
p
B
E
I
«wanna;
"I“:
F”?! ’
gl.
Mrs. W Fawcett.
Importer otflae Ill-em formerly 8o. 8
W now
II III! SIREN. IflRliil.
ileum read ' and :It no.
a m
natal-“"3"" "" "I "m” '
Baum and Donate, It).
on lim. hand
unit? :13 'uvl' mmo1°°$$i§h and
all andeoiore.
hare. Ilsa-l lineotlneeilhrniret
Slim mm
mm
W
“Methionine-em a
h-thaaellt. nineteen-«Meal
“yearn-nearing.
lfllv
Winter-“Styles
HATS
museum-momma
”Hutu“ mum-u
”I. ”5”“th
KNAPP’S,
Di Want-atelier.
wmwysgsfis "with ZELIIFPs
- W ’ " ' ‘lndla $23.35}...
Save MONEY! ........ or“
"um we: uui'iilli' “nun
F. BtllSillN’S m: mm
Factoryatl’we lilo River. fl. 3 f}
I‘m-t #4 t-
r ,
Celiandexeniinethembetore
HlP 3001's,
SHORT
H
y , meow-nan» ¥
» “ "flatworm “snowmen“.
. . Batono'inwuom ' _
mammal isruiediiombinin‘sflumbilnyandsmn
'leking‘ itthoheatnoofleemlmshoeinthemerht ‘
svsnv PAIR WARRANTED. " _ v,
purchasing any other shoe, at
H. s. BROWN’S;TQ
South mam Street. ‘30.»Ho'rwaik. - ,
GLOVER & OLSEN’S
iflflllil
;
BOOTS,
- SPORTING BOOTS.
STORM KING! ,
Ladies? Storm Slippers
FOR ill lllllls 0F RUBBER 60008 (ill Til
GLOVER & OLSEN
’S.
w
IN ALL THE LATEST SHADES A31)
TRISTRAM
“ moan.“ downto
IIIIIII'R IIEIIEII IllTl'El
Plckled Oysters.
lIII'I‘EIR [VIII Il'l’illlll.
motthbyueaa’tat
HUNT a ZELUFF’S
What-reload enter yea-table
”in“: “git.
W
Imuaimfillanns.
lam mocks. Diamonds.
til“. m i Will.
Ionian. Mn. I. I.
"QRWN—Kz.._-_..99
BEST EGCES FARTi! ’:
The highest grade of Dim; mmmfactnr ‘- :.
Pure. No breakfast table should be 2». it};
:1 mum“
titling-8t. “g
F. H. NASH & BRO.
Holiday floods Received.
Decorated Dinner and Tea Setts. Vases
Lam ps: Also fine variety of J apan. Carls-
bad. French and American goods. Just
the thing for Young and Old America,
at the lowest prices.
TRISTRW& lllill.
NO. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK.
:WI ARE SHOWIXG A "'11. LINE OF
NEW Fill. DRESS lillflllS
FABRICS. SPECIAL HAROAIXS IN
HDSIERY & UNDERWEAR
- & HYATT,
or.
I
1 .'
“1.23.. r. .9
‘- 2d . .V "{ j
1h~" Qt) ""5 71* l ‘5 J
:‘uz‘li-vtly
”til. £1.
to
"II-7.
cEnSIiuM ammo
l3 IRITII Ill! RTIEET,
(DIBBLI'B 3100!). 80m NORWALK.
nun-tn
FISH. CLAIS. OYSTERS. FRUIT!
vaTABLm. BUTTER. H308.
CHEESE. unnsnouwm
homo“ AND mourn
5min ooone
'0' York linseed Into they
tor Bull.
MN iiiiltllliflf
‘ Shlp Chandlers.
it: Inter Street.
m0? Remit”): Dow .
m new %
ww.cum.m
“Win .
'mrmmm
“outfits-natal“
WRW "
Norwalk Chronicler