r
. w an 1’» “rm.”
ripa‘ ' whom- momma
lentils. are.»
Wm
If they RIP at the WAISTBAND. We Will 1’
or elsewhdrb, We will-PAY you om: DDLL43, ,
“Titian Alwaysllure
Gold With Plaisted’s
tough Remedy.
{Piran'd 50¢ a Bottle.
Illllfllil’lllil) IT
Plaisted’s llrug Store,
’f 43 Washington St.
‘ 5 ill nitrous Sill II.
c out w.
iii Jun nu rouowua:
Gloria: B. PLAISTED, Dear Sin—Know-
. ingthe formula from which Plaisted's
Cough Remedy is pre'fiared, we certify
t hatthe medicines of which it is com-
posed are of recognized utility for throat
and lung troubles, and that it contains
no opium or other poisonous or injurious
drug!-
C. 8. Menu“, M. 1).. Norwalk.
Dn'ranrrcucocx. M. D., ..
G. R. MCGONZHAL, M. D.,
WILC. Bum Js., M.D.. So. Norw.ulk
C. G. Bousrtnss, M. D,
G. W. Bussmcr II. D.
B. Rosemarie. ll. 0.. Stamford.
B. L. Bousstus. M. D.. . "
W. 8. TODD, M. 1)., Rid eld.
may antiwar. M .. West homer.
IE.
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innit" truism
AGAINST La GlilPPEl
ll person hardly dared
say they had La firrppe for fear of ritlhulci
‘Nowtbat balm-half 0 our population ban
Lilia Wm till-om! terror for fear
they will; fl. We eanwt wonder. for
mer visited Ililnf‘otln-
nos-Heft stub-troll of death and narrow
No arches-rennin “do.
we do rs
It
ave Izden snappalu
l‘bedeal rate has been very larmy from (rt: l
the end is not yet mans are
to fear lmnrh more thonr
andfoial extensions of t
mm as it stinks the tuna us membranes of
the throat and bmnchial tubes,rauslngrunta
«minim? menial“ true sequences of the
“India! was in death or pro-
ofeotarrh m lfibn'glmh I'M'Iium
I (17D I in rou-
icdhoasoof tbenmand llil’l‘l‘fi'iflfll‘mfi
indium! i ll {ilfillfll'lfl‘ln
we" TI W t‘ Chitin“ C
trunnion thhosheenwlt hm The“,
most @er has been Quinlan
Ill ill-auntie," fl lies the wonderful
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basatsu tin e ran-ii wood"-
Tonlc ulcond Htlruntaatm over known to mull.
act-nos.
bably more purple in this rev -
W mom-mill: trout» Hmadyf era
in and euro for l.- (‘39:), than all
mum-die;
vaguely" will tune up or
Emmy-tom ale r.» it mum in.
knomher tupfigfivomflull «lfrtulasoyan lust
graduation ortho-
”“ansz BY
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ALDO '03 I34“ 41'
G. A. GREGORY & 00.,
Norwalk
THE EVENING 'sIINI'IIiItI.
III JAHEB commuting-um»:
as. l Wmo’“m¥3dm.n
“In...“ mil-sono- Len-uh...
‘V ow b’ ark ll.“ MO! I”
'lmhmto-di‘y‘fl‘armer, fair wrath}.
fro-h Westerly to minus-Imprint
will probphly prevail. followed by some cloud!
nus OnFriday warmer and partly cloudy
weather will probably pravali. with brbk
southwesterly winds. preceded by snow or
mimempt in the southern portsof this soc-
tion. and on Saturday partly cloudy weather
with slight temperature chum followed by
snow' or rain with ill. adv-loan! thostorm
from the southwest.
SOUTH nouns“.
What the People at Our Clip art Doll.
sad Saying.
Mb Carrie Smith, of Beatrice, Neb-
raska, is the guest of Mrs. P. N. Smith,
Bayview avenue.
William H. Hurford, the well-known
bridge tender, is criticnlly ill at his home
on Burbank street.
The meeting at the First I. E. drurch
last evening was very interesting and
instructive. Three went forward.
-—'l'he Twins sing in sacred concert
Monday night, February], at the M. F.
church.
sung so sweetly In my life.
C. I]. Y ATMAN, Evangelist, Newark, NJ.
Thepresent cold snap hos frozen up
water pipes and the plumbers anticipate
a busy sermon if the cold continues.
4 meeting of the boss carpenters of
the town will be held in the office of J.
R. Raymond, Water street. this evening
at 8 o‘clock. ______
—We have reduced our guitorettm, the
best thing ever offered, to only fl) oenh,
and our Storm Rubbers we are selling
for 30 cents. Nothing equal to these
goods for the money were ever before
ofiered. i‘. ll. Harvey’s. 70 North Main
street.
Stephen flowurth, one of the Hungar-
ians who was struck by the cam in this
city recently, is still in the Bridgeport
hospital. but is on the road to recovery.
A large number of purple have filled
Charles F. Seymour's grmy store for
the purpose of sampling delicious «lilies
made from Hacker‘s Self Raising Flour.
Don't suffer from Dyspepsia? Dr.
Richardson’s Celery, Cubeb, (Pramomile
sample.
~Pickled tongues, pickled pigs' foot
and pickled tripe, st Smith's Wadrington
market.
Rudolph Knippel and Bliss Marie
lltcchrer will be morriedst to Ptanklin
street, Thursday evening, February II,
at 7:30 o'clock. Following the ceremony
hall.
4
The executive committee of the Fair-
p. field Cotmty Teschcrs‘ association will
meet in the Franklin street abool Satur-
day afternwn, at 2:30 o‘clock, to lay
plans and discus theprognrame for the
amnty meeting in qu.
~-llcre is a genuine bargain, and one
never offered before in ihb city: Child-
ren's rubbers that were never sold for
less than?!) cums pair, redundant
ll. Harvey's to only 15 (will.
Connecticut memoswtlriginal-Adol‘
pbus Sclmttlonder, Edwin B. Angnvino,
James lam, William D. Smith. In-
crmse~4omes lit-(llama. Origiool
widows, rim—Sarah 8. House (mlt
luria Maud I mother)
”M“, -.-u
willlho. pure lard for“, at Smith's
Washingtoumarket.
The ladies' Aid Society of Trinity
church lieldavsrysuccessfttl cake solo
’in theSundoy flcliool mun. last even-
ng. Musing-amines, ad
ogrmtrnany Michi- cakes were db-
pooulof'aadoso result H Wm Iddod
tothstneauryofthosooissy.
'l‘lnitaprovshmtsiollsrmanQuit-
nsr’s houses-mutants“
neoflyoomplstsd. badminton-I
firstbnllttsrtbseatsidsoftbshams,
Mtbtholldlngwssoftwwsrdm
forwudoatkslotsadnisol. soother
floorheirgoddedundsrnssth. which
“bound-Mm 3.0.
‘mkuhmmbmth
ummmmmus
condemn-taunt. Cyndi-tut.
WM!!!” MOM“
' thswosawliltoks phoslolflsflall
“WWW.“ fiflha
folldruo‘alrafllthWthat
‘ Slam IBEMIWTW M
“I never heard Rock of Agra i
and (linger Dyspepsia Powders care all .
Stomach troubles. Ask for 5c. or ill“. .
a reception will be held at ilerrnsnia i
tie-day. .
incantation-normals. com
panywlllboheldatlfusicllollwflxht.
MissFlo-is Orofnt "or Weld is
Vidtlnglwrstmtz Mrs. Mattie “field“
"N“. . « y...
1
yr li’vifii -,.'». ”Trig?” ”a" '1.
W T e
udtlybf Hartwell; [in calling
friends to-day.
Mk Nollie lforton, of Taylor avenue,
Ills returned from a writ with trenches
in New York city.
E.H-Fox,of Elm Grove Place, left
th‘ucitgto-dsytomtua ;itwo~days
shootingtoumomontat BuWN.
J.
Profane J. B. Caruso. the optima,
wasin this city last evening. Hb’flllbe
at Ferris’ jewelry store tomorrow morn»
J. B. Dexter. who until retrently cm-
ducted barium on North Main street. to
moving his family to [Limit Vernon, N.
Y., io-day.
George]. Keelor has alsrge force of
men cutting its on his ponds to-dsy.
The crystal mkao measure nine inches in
thickneu. __
The adjourned case of Jackson vs.
McGovern did not come up before Jus-
tioeD. P. lonellyestordo‘y. astbe debt
Ind been settled.
,—Dovm they go. Prices on hours an
shoes. We moon C. B. Money will sell
anything in h'u stun at a reduction of 20
per cent.
Several members of the fire deport-
mcnt will attend the grand honor of
Pioneer Hook and ladder Company in
National Bull, Weapon. this evening.
Druzgist (l. C. Stills-It has sold thus
far this season 140 bottles of Dixon-rib
Evidently the public consider itaaex-
cellent preventive and cure for the grip.
S. B, Trisrmm will snort engage in the
manufactured slippers and children‘s
tinefoot wear Quarters are now being
filled up for him by E. I'. Knapp on
Water street.
The Norwalk and South Norwalk Eleo-
tric Light company is laying a cable
zones the river to-doy. for the purpose
of supplying Gormaniu Hall with incan-
descent lights.
There are about 1.900 notarits public
in the State and the mmrnimious of
about son espire this year. Executive
Clerk Rood radii-ed at Hartford TBBSP
day “0 applications for mnewals.
"Nut urant.
The final reception and dance of the
Norwalk Wheel and Social club In their
"meat quarters in the sworud: (Imbott
building will be held to-nmrrow evening.
tA large number of invitation- hove been
issued and the members anticipate hor-
iag a very enjoyable time.
I". Olrmteul, or Dunbnry. and Chorieo
Gouhlmf Bl‘hlgt‘wfl- are at Bell Island
to—dsyin company with T. H. Footer.
oneof the owners of the hotel which
wssburned on the 2d inst. They are
estimating the damage by the fire in or-
der that the insurance can boaettled.
John W. Rooting. ofWeat Haven, a
brach on thsGouaolidaled road. met
with a painful accident-t the junction
of South and Railroad snore. Bridge-
‘pmtatsboutstxdcloeki-tnkbt. tits
train was switching at the lion. om!
after ignalllog thoooxinocto Murillo
attempted inboard o car. If. dipped and
fell boomth it. The winch passed over
both feet. crushlag the toes of the right
and the, entire left foot into a jelly.
4.33“... the ”film" My:
otC. “ll llbm'braduringthemtmk.
Ersrytbhgstorhddowaflpsraay
Mrs. Mary lloym, one of the oldest
mun! timothdld other home
onNorthlala attest at 8 o'clock this
morning. sped D years. Its. lions
wahmlnfiootblalsm, lf.Y.,bot
Whammy. lust-s
Mulder thsnhrrsslfoudtym
mwumnuw tilts
the nwtbsrof nine m, five of
whom are new m Thor-Ferdi-
madmdlhaxatyndlmof this
citynodlmnsllolndm adJohn
Boysgofbrooklyn. 'l'hsdlasasrdwm
smarts-WM
murmur-sum nob-III
walls told Walloon-motion
dink.
mmfiam‘ pulp.
stallion-«yuan moths»
buoroiosstlopnsobo-flm.
~ WW»...
plat
——Reosonnlila prices at Loads depot I
' .l it“ my ' "
‘smama tun-muss
‘ ' 1.13.3ka yesterdsycutl
noun-subwa-
Chirp-my fl monuments-
next'l'ussdayetsnlag.
Mrs. White, of New York, is visiting
wmmmmwim-m
mmnru N 06W tr It in 0. “no
.._.m. mm...» muss-lit
Womb-stirs” Bbojamadthvltfl‘
today.
~neiusoyd.themwm.winhom
mfleOpersBometouight forthebso-
satnrfloeflnghanpostfi 1-K-
mwgaumsvmenm-
ahloo‘vanlng at the residuum of T. 3.
ltwraou‘ ,‘olt eravanu'o. lostnigbt.
__...._'....
.mmwammm-ww
opvhepip. Agoadlyumahsrore still
oathesiukliotattbhaudofthetown.
~ | a—ui—on—o—e
The New Raven Decorating company
has contracted to doom the oratory
for Company! hall on the evening of
February I.
The King’s Daughters of St. Paul's
church and the Brotherhood of St. An-
drew will hold a socloble tonight in the
parish rooms orer‘ Jackson‘s jewelry
store. ,
Reporter Buckley, of the Doabury
News, called at the branch Burma.
olice yesterday afternoon to inform no
that the grip had my locked tight
in its grasp. . .
-—Don't fall to ottend contest and ball
of Co. l-‘ at the snooty. Feb. l.
”Steeple Clwbe" has planed the
upright in position on the staple of St.
Mnry’ 5 church and is now waiting for
iberigbtkimkofadq to put the new
cuppa runs in place.
The choir boys of St. Paul's church
will be entertainer! at the unidence of
Clark T. Comwdl. France street, but
Tuesday evening. The boys anticipate
having a try Mt time. -
It is expected that [thy Cmmnimioner
Winslow will visit this place More long
on one of his toureof impaction. rand-
ing tin-Ointmargarlue laws. 4 Bridge-
port grocerhu been arrested and now
swaiiauialforoviolotioaofthelow re»
found to.
Thereisaoutain young man at this
end of the~ town, who, when he gets
drunk,ond that iaoftenJras a habit of
foilo‘in‘ any lady who may pom him.
This will uotbetolsroied mach Inger.
and ifbedoesnotdesisthewmplobobly
luearsomethingdrop.
C. W. noon. the plumber. left his
horse hitched on Berkeley street this
momingivhile he went intoW. J. l'in.
ney'o residence to this sum repairs.
During his absence the animal took
fright at some carpenters lummering
near by. and ran away. He was caught
on Elm street boforn any dam-go nsult—
ed.
The quarterly senior: of the grand
division of the Sons of Temperance will
beheldia Rockville today and a dele-
gation from this place will stir-nil. A
new division of tho order was mtablish-
ed in Waterbury on lotuhyenuiagmnd
a new dirt-bu. will be rabbit-bed in
New Boron in a few days. The report
which willbomdo at the meeting to-
day will, it is said, Ms large adronm»
moot In luv-putty and membership.
III the nit-mixers of Hindi: Engin-
nimpanynlelsgatm from theer llook
lid ladder and Hope float companies
mdmnuyotbumwillgotoflrstptwtto.
suite Itteodtbo We! the?»
mflooksndhsdder compony‘shosasr
atllationl Hall. Thel’bmnix boyaare
Mbmthotstlmm
by tuninmvtnlsrpsthunhrul
hem: Am “tantalum or the
More lobe W isooonoert
wmmemomw "i“
In. Melinda Wood. of Norwollr.
nmhorof Job- Wood. died My
”dog“ W It'd I yum.
Mmmhbfl to Bridge-
Momma PM at
Union Writer-onset
m In. Woodie-sous of tho oldest
WWW suites for
Wymniutbshpuss on Bitchy Plslas
untoward by In tubal.
BUM omits.
Intent
“a" it’d
wlfyouanlookh‘fnr mkrytusotp
hthoonurtflusatato. .AJIJIII
bright. Mil
I!
s
digioomlneheotbick. .
EDMLN. W ofSharoo, Comm,
bout: u.
A. I; 1:..th
“museum initial
m Wyfiismng whliriervlhx
niece-m
Thedoieofibewncertlobegiren by
Diyer‘shand at the Open House has
bosnthadforlfarehl. .
John H. lion, man-w of the local
one. of tho Western Union I'elegnpb
Co, has boon invited to witne- the
hanging of Boris-on at manna. to
mow.
Ymtsrdsy wsaa htgyoaefor the so-
Isettnen. whohodauuuustnl nutflxerof
mils for cool from poor people.
number of applicable for ambiance was
greater than was ever known before in a
single day.
'l'howaterin ibepubllctankobasbeen
from: solid for the past three morning
and Superintendent Curtis found work
forbsmoll foroeof men each morning
cleaning the basins.
Otto Kromuellsr, who has conducted
shuttling business here for some time
and who was recentlyu'rrated for selling
beer without a liowtso and placed anther
W bonds. has Ht town. He om
several basin-shru- |ntbe borough and
city.
NialmluStaalay gave a highly eo-
joyoble progressive whist party last
evening at her home on lain street.
Three present were Him Fannie Clark,
Armieond Margaret Peck, laud Kel-
by, Jennie Smith. leases John and
Will Hunter Hamid Glendenuing. Bd-
wontStree .Georgeliromtieldand Harry
Smith.
urn: rnr’nrvsr.
Noib' nod County of the Day in lost
”omit
Tie Four hundred club met last aven-
ingattbeholneofflrmndln. Edward
F. Smith. Riverside avenue. The even-
ing was [turned in the usual pleasant
mouseroud proved thoroughly enjoys.
blew all.
The Inn, h a on Eddie Bsfuer today.
Last night Eddie and his friend, Bert
Clark, took advantage of the cold and
started to flood the pond at the east end
of the bridge. After leaving the water
roaring about an hour Eddie did’nt like
tbepmttion of thobme. as it had become
froueo in the ice. He thought he would
choose it 1|th shutting o! the water
bath fissure thinghs will never do It
again. Noumerdidbetoucb the hose
when it became loose and knocked both
Millie‘s feet in the air, when he took as
nice n healer as anybody would wish to
one in shout a foot of freezing water. As
the weather was bitter mhl about this
time it was not more than a minute be
fore he was wet through and his clothes
fnuen. We bop: nothing serious will
happm from the ducking he got because
without Eddie and Bert we think the
skotsrowouldgoshortofsgmxl platteio
skate. If the weather keeps cold all day
to-doy there will be fine skating this
evening.
BOWAITON.
Ilia AbooCallea is entertaining Miss
I‘leorgsa‘ Deals at the Boptwt' parsonage.
Tho lloicbkln mains-en mpony
and bell ringas will give an mint-in»
merit in the Methodist church but Wed-
nesday evening.
Edward Dibble Plasmas attack of
the grip. and h threatened with pneu-
ruouta.
mum Wot from: over yr'sterdsy
blisflbdo (bath!) skiing «o $156!)de
MW of rows reorie-
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DAIIBNW
The third anniversary of Ivanhoe Cas-
tls.!fo.7. Knightsofthefloldeo Eagle-
willhobeldiothetowuhsll nest Man-
dayevsalus. Meadowlark
solos-rotting mm- wtil be ten-
Mmum start-g.
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nhbrdhyPMhurOflonmf atomford.
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Martian-attire Methodist
Whitmtbflrmmd
phhfflta is as. two son, mm
but” W. ot'izm no...“
borofltthtuthlsfonasrho-e is this
III-o .
no if. It Manet not rm,
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start-at
.w'mfl flip} m not opt-at
Malawi he)” "I Jolt
numb-mu.” ~y
were“
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goalie-«Yuan: "do
manur- dentin-pond m"
“MBWPMmm
lasso-y «so than to he“.
was the sumo! Barnum; Salli???“
4W wm‘himoddarlug the even- k
W loans To la In".
Giro every man a chance and every
woman two chances.
Commentofamrdriver onanactrom
lately in the city:~—I saw her once in
“Much Ado About Nothing Much. “
great. nin’t she? .- , , .
“Wt-of is the name of that lady who
has just finished singing r" “Miss wan.”
emu; Irt dale In her place wouhl
prove on er’cepiiou to the general run of
swans, and die before I sang.
Pennibo—hly ambition is to write a
story with characten that will live.
HordnocsoYou ought to select some of
than people who write potent medicine
testimonials, they always live.
You have the miracbe, dear? That
istoo bad. What coursed it? Ithink,
answered the Philulolpbia maiden. that
itmmefromleaving urygums sthome
when I went down town.
“Johnny," said the elder little brother,
The “you mustbesurenot toaakforany of
the wild duck twice." "Why?" “Be
cause [heard father tell the company
that they would have a littlegome witba
limit to it."
“Well, Mr. Bronson," said a dominie,
"l hope you derived profit from the ser-
vices this morning." “Sir," returned
Bronson, inclining to be indignant, "I
ansure you I drop business on a Sunday
and attend church with no hope of
profit."
ChappkL—l think that Itcastly valet of
mine was drunk this afternoon.tbn’t-
cbsrnow. Cholly—Dmh me! ('lmppie—
Ya‘ns. lie asked me in what cawscher
liutcnded togoto the masquerade to-
night. and I told him l intended logo as
afoot. Choliy—Ya'as? I ‘MpIE—Y
and the degwnded watch told me they
wouldn’t admit inc. don wherknow, un-
less I went in sour/q kind of untamed
t-awacher.
Citizen—Well, you were endorsed for
governor by the citizens’ meeting last
night. Editor—4 heard about it. Lively
mung. wasn't it? Citizen—You're
right itwas. We had one lnrrel ofcoru
whisky. six lights. one lynching, three
men wort-toned and feathered. and the"
we set the house on fire. Editor~0, the
magic of a name.
Milkway lligxins—"hlawnin'. Mist'
Patcheu! Ridin' yo’ new mule, hay?
Whu' yo‘ gwan'? " Slackline Pate-hen-
' Pen' 9 a heap on de cyouduc' 0' dishyub
mule, Mist” Higgins. lf dishyuh mule
don't leek in ktckin' T's gout: to Coon—
ville. but If dishyult mule techs to kii'k-'
in', l’seu dead cullud gem‘u. shu' 'a yo
bo'n. an’ in dat case 1 can‘t jes' say
whn'm gwnn. Mist’ Higgins !'
The Traveler—Yes, the most impres-
sive thinglsaw inJapau was an idol.
Au Auditor—What was it like? The
Traveler—It was the figure of a woman,
seated. and resting her chin in the palm
of her right hand. Couldn't find out
what shehud done lobe so immortal‘
izcd. Another Traveler tmarricdl-l
know. The Japanese are n wise people
and they «tried that idol as «sprouting
their mien-nee for a woman who can
hold her own jaw.
THE Pillillll Flill T892.
“TM moat nwrvtlto. "mist" and Hindi/u
normal in .iracrim rims If an: ml! to damn
what: mm! obj-rd; I will ratify to its mnlp
urmmlp mmpnbrmhm and penwum. 2,
(ion. “4!“le
Wo can tell our Republican readers It
mm and our Democratic friendsn piece
of good news:
The World intends to and will elect
another Democratic President this year.
u it elected 6mm Cleveland in IN.
Whether the Democratic modulate
shall ballrover ( ‘leveland. repnmting
them of Torid Reform. or any one
of a number of other lh-mucratic boilers
whom he elocifll. wring all the
elements of o mition to Republimnisst.
theWorld wt be foremost in his sup.
Rum The next President must he s
But whilodoin this The World will
fingmlhpu palmfu‘lle It :3
n t mmt Meant a r
Republican meetings and
when In the I’ve-id» ntlal mnvass than
I
World Is now all an avenge
of over Kill, 000 mph-pp: do?“ has mode
a net amagsgalu of milliladoydurlng
the past year. T; will circulate nest
of Charles E. Seymour, 33
which will be served from
will be dinribulod free.
intros ditfiié" a iii"
The, Begum Him with car-sou all
“on [Joe "in no a Cushion.
There are now tour monkeys st Unooln
pork. They ure in [mutiouof a strange
only a monkey'» inmuiulty reap
Mjolnlng their men stands another oop-
tstntngs large number nfwbite iota For
may months the pink eyed rodents have
Woman“ of inquisitive-mats:
the port. of their four niwl ghliors. The
monkeys have spent the greater portirm of
their time peering at the rats and the lair
ter have exhibitr II it similar interest in the
monkeys A week ago the keeper trans.
ferred the largest white rat in the cage to
the monkeys den to see what. would be
the elfect of the neon r mmmnionnhip.
“v hen the rat truuh- his udwnt into the
monkey' n cage the cunning animals
screamed with delight, but none of them
made the nliuhtt at ellort to harm the vi»
lior. 0n the contrary. they showed a
marked willingness to share their food with
the newcomer. and the rat was allowed to
remain.
“lib a reluctance born of distrust, the
mmkeys [imitated for along time before
cultivating a closer friendship. Hunlly.
one afternoon, while the ml. was I: Hi! asleep
beneath the trapeze, which is suspended
from the middle of the cage the most in-
qnisitiw monkey in the (£123 cautiously
lowered himm- if from it by his. tail. A lit-
tle black p: uv was extended and five tawny
flngt- m hisitntingly strolled the rat 9 soft
fur. It Wren] in answer his expectatinn
and' In a few monientsa first friendship bud
been formed and there was harmony among
all coucerrml
One uftcr the other the monk: ys fondled
the rat. in tin Ir arms and stm‘. nl its fur.
'1'th would llllllll with it to tut hi .:ht~.~.t
perch of their I I go, but not once did tin y
drop it or show tht lo; M Imiinntium to
harm their pet Monkeys and rut run from
thousmedish and frequently amlati old
fellow would interrupt his own meal to
give a choice morsel tobis little whirl com-
on or to stroke his but- it. asthe monkey
ily gntheru! togetherurouud the dish.
This state of afliiir» continued for sev-
eral days. until in an unfortunate moment
—for the rat at hast-n lieu use was
found for it. .‘tloukt ys, like human beings,
delight' in comfort. The monkey cage is
not fitted up with cushioned seats, and the
occupants seemed to long for at life of case.
After much apparent thinking :unl scratch-
ing of ours, one old utonkt- -_v decided to util-
ize the rat for a cushion. llc gently
placed the rut on the floor of the rage and
salon it. The rut Ill-I not move-infant,
hemmed toenjoy the new use to which
he had been placed—and the intelligent
turnkey chant-red with delight. The rest
tried it, and they wure cquully pleased.
From that. day until now the white rat
has sen ml. a seat for the monkeys, who
batons.- oI-rnt fratitic thn an attempt is
made to remove their luxury. They bar 9
manned to be as kind and gentle with
their pct as ever and, slum- the hit seems
to be none the worse for the Inculiur use
to which he has been put. he has been ll
Iowal to remain.
“~12:an m. the Zoo spt all much litm-
watching the qiwer ”windings. and at nl
must on y time one I .In find it demure mun
key so: “ill upon the patient mi N. mu hing
his ear or picking his tooth in sogmions
mmkey triuliihtion.—-Chit11r 0 Tribune
lions Charade“.
Quite an audible mile It! the expense of
Cnmso turd lady was crested not muny
averting: since. The mission wrm a fancy
dress lmli given by the ('rwsus club. it
was understood that the mrmlwrs were to
drum in character. Itntl a foistmnu was stir
tinned u! the door of the main salon to
announce to the company Within the differ
mt clmmctcrs as they entered,
Young (Tum-m, brim: the soon! a mil-
lionaire and a golden light of the l'rIr-sua,
enjoyal the [rm-dour of the club salons,
dress quite up to his fuuc)‘ he haul con
(1 old Barnacle Bullion. but): upon his
arm in her fetching evening: dress of din
moods and lace and the not of it
”What characters shall I tutmrunce?"
asked the usher as ('Itmso approached.
"We don't troubli- ourselves with char
acters tonight," said the newcomer.
Caruso and Miss liullioa entered, and
their advent. was announced in stcttturinu
tones by the usher:
"A young gentleman and lady without
charactersY"—-New York Tulip-r.
Other People's Privilegoo.
"The pmumptuou-tmss of some graph
is post emittmru‘r." remarked ts lady recent
lyin conversation. "I allowed my little
girl to spend on alum-on with a friend
and when ahc returned lu-r little ram had
been pierced and n pulrof curring: hung in
them. I looked upon it on on unwarrnntrd
piece of imminent-e and the present of
therimodld not Mittens rm to it in the
“Tint reminds me.”asid another lady.
"of my exteriors“ with ”toddlers“ for l
cum call thrm snytlilnu elm l Itentm
litmutimghm out iowullt with a Iriotsl.
who, immune the child tompluitted of a
slight tmthtu he. took her to s «tourist and
horitwo of her inbyteeth pulled When
i remonstrslrd illln mild she had paid the
bill it was the losaof the teeth and the
fact that anybody dare meddle with my
privileges that l regretted. Who could
lorgtvs such stuptdtIyW-Detrott Free...
Coil s! “.2“
Maire to «press my tho-hole Taylor.“
(tuition for title prompt payment of the w
imbue on my furniture. The aunt-curved
between turn and three o‘elmh Toaster Isoto-
W hm”... m. .. ---...w.4.
l drunkinlfabraamo,llch.. had
beam sudthsmhtorof had
for nearly bolt statutory. invite you to call silhostore
the delicious Biscuits, Muflins, Griddle Cakes,etc
playfcllow, whom they on utilizing as
and having been able totind no mmuptrrmle -
eluded mappenr in his usuul uttirr. and ,
likewise his Constance limtrichluughtt-r ‘l’
Washington stml. to test
Jan. 26 to 30, inclusive, in
an inviting manner. Don’t failto call. Rocipebooks
"mi...- anoint:
Real Estate and Insillance.
WISHIIGTUI STIEET,
creases hopwfi a; ‘ "
border-CT}; (try. a no burden Iaaket with yellow
The tinder will be suitably rewarded
by returning it to hint. 0. H. Keelsr. rm Wash-
n street. booth Norwolk. if: at
WANTED
msmos of It a b t
l Irmn,l will" iv: re with?“
P 0.803521. South orvrnlk
XT’ERIENI‘ LI) trimmers Wurteda Tia -
E brand 4 (f omstock‘s factory. Day latr:,’t.
'I‘WI) nicely furnished rooms, with
n i f‘or twrilgenll'elmen. as? be wlhrbkn live
I an H In 0 8 3‘ "36
till South Norwalk. p St Box
vot'xo man “mm; ir—Iiti i‘h mm
A hustnes To the right mnntrood 9 ry
Apply to f' on e E. Smith. .. 2‘ Wm
xlrcet. South \‘rb‘rwalk I ortb
AMA'K of‘tggid habits I; muzr‘lll] totem
o a a one on he. ress
Tim on. South \o?walk, and furnish refer-
can-s mill
T“ 0 rooms for light housekee log. by man
and wife Address limms. t is oflicem
Xi} RSErrirl. Mont be well Pecomrnended..
Apply at thisoflicv. 15 if
T0 LET.
‘
’l‘fie house corner of Hartford Place and
south Main menu it moan. rent Six
Alsolmuac Nu. n'ilhunlward avenue. rent 81L
luquireoffi. A. “malvvnnl.
tllf SB No :13 (hcstnnt :trcetq 9 largo
F rooms. with both, r furnace,
nquirem' Wm. H. (‘mw Ill erstunt Si. Mi
FIRST clans horned" with math turnove-
rnents, in
l. Inquire of
Posseosl
illiamli. Raymond, n: y-
r!" if
lnr at rune, 50. \orw
HDI'SE] of nvearoomson Codarntrner rent.
81'. Inquire at F. Hoyes' market. . onh
Main street
15 the Swans & Corbett apartment house,
a four room flat with all modern improve
ments. to a small family. E Irire at the
once of The Old \\ ell Cigar Co. Pi astring-
ion street. jlbt if
813-300)! (km-go for small family. on
Burrltt avenue. Modern improvement;
Apply tof' hesier 1". Clark lsunintord avenue.
South Nurwalk. al’fi
IIUI'. S!) on Fourth avenue, near corner of
(‘mre street East Norwolk. Apply to
Jacob H. Layton.
Folk SALE 0|! T0 RENT.
1 Ul’ SE a-Ionlainlmigbt rooms. my late
resi dcncefidth Ire Isthmus East Nor—
walk Miriam improvements House nearly
new out in ”1 1 Heat mnditlan. B.- trn. fruits.
mod unit of wnrr r. etc. A'ply In J tl’lh Frynn.
h Riv. male on nur, East .\urwullt.1;"rtf
gnlrrfrimsrttts.
Grace Church
ENTERTAINMENT.
runwut ortu unusr.
SATURDAY, JAN. 30,
.\T b’ U'CLIICK.
i’mmuuoss no rnr am
L‘s MARIUS SHORT
lskAhll II. Irsmrm. tutor I: fl'ltlwaglals _
nu." u ”as vunmnrornrms.
KRAMPUM.
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\Iifit“ MAitltN “Holt“ o
,_ ‘Hl’llifl’l U. N! VXHIOIID. Fl". .rn‘.
.l. RAE-um.
'l'us ttrrl I: 1st..l.'r.tl.z
IISS MARION spiel”.
TIGKETS 50— c.; GilllDllEI Ito.
M i’inruo‘n store. Norwalk. and l’luisted'a
drug store. South Norwslk 1.3.1
IllSlG lllll, SliliTll llilliilll,
TUESDAY. FEB. 2.
The “will”! W 0! TM Wen. l
THE HDWLAR
BARRYm
‘AND FAY ‘
“ruled by the Admitshls Consult-It.
WM. BARRY
ln ElliiAlt HILDEN‘S Longhair- l'ioy.
McKElIl'S '
FLIlITlTlllli.
"muons! funnier than over. fivmthlsu
liliTETTE ti GfllliEFlil NIGHTS
Taoist-st oadsntthst amvttyoot
" furs Forster.
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