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BIRLS ban 00 nor LIKE.
A Moth- eu lovernl Kinda of
Young War-an Ono Generally Meets.
. The Ineu whoouu merry. end who now.
tittynure unnully thirty-three.ure men of
certain experience and by no menu- fools.
They are attracted by good looks. whether
ruthofoolinhor thcwite virgiumaud are
curried own: by unusual beauty. art they
were in the duynof Helen, and will he
when the world cools: but they are quite
conscious of the Advantage pow-d by
the temible and the cultivated. They
know what terrible bores ignorant-girls
all be. how utterly norms-unable they
often rue. arul how much more liable they
ureln middle life to grow uerid. enuppitlh
aimtively ill tempered.
in no oneeopi-rverne its the woman
without intellectual interests whose situa-
tion happen to he at variance with her
Mound comfort, or who, helm; comfortu-
hie. incomiousof the faint contempt or
rather flight 'aroidnnce of those around
her. Wooten are perfectly well aware
when men listen from [mliteuesu alone, and
those among them to whom that lot hulls
grow an bitter no home disappointed spin
stern
The men of thirty-three ltzmw perfectly
well, how grout a part friemlwhip plays in
married life. how it deepetnt allection, and
how tliflicttlt it into feel friendship lorrt
women whose- early chnrm has paw-d. who
doe-I not understand one Word in so: you
say and who can neither nympnthiu with
failure nor understood why you have soc
needed Camnrnderie. one of the mmt do
lightful of all the bonds oi union, is im
pannihle known the able and the Hilly.
The men. too. are aware that it is the
clever girls. not the simpletons. who are
free from theeelttelexsextntvugam- which
in perhaps. of Itll the foibles which are not
unruly vice-I. the moat peruutm-ntly irri
toting in wirat. Thu! thing. at lmt,
culture lute done for the mojorityuf eul
tor-d women—it hurt taught them how to
«not. Theimmeuwrnnjurityof cultivated
girls are economical. Fm: ,mlity ‘uq their
rad to independence. They could not live
M liree if they cost their fathers too
Inlet. and they learn to know the value of
tauneyondtouvoid debt with hormr. They
urn not. perhaps. devoted to *‘honuekeep
it” ”lane of the unlettered are. mean-
in‘three times out of five, endlewt and
hut-fling interference with their warrants;
hut they no keep house. when they know
their incumtes. At an outlay well within
them.
.\len know what it is to be bored. Thor»
in no bore on earth «goal to the warmth
who no neither talk nor listen. who has
on mental interests in common with her
hunband.arul who thinks his friemls to
“rich! hut-rue they nttentl to her with a
faint tense of amused amazement. Tue
III.) we IR upeakingof believe itlaotbut
of the two the educated are the more atfl'cc
tlonute.
But girls of culture are too frank of
h. contradict men. unless much and
visibly their elders. too often and too
bluntly. and are therefore mlelrrtiml u»
"formidable." This habit, for it i‘ until»
in; worse. doe: not proceed in them. no it
do. in meet men. from either arrogance
orlnrnper or want of self control, for they
do I“ dieplny it toward Women, even when
intellectually their inferion. lt proceeds
fromrlellght in intellectual 'I:ule;x.~rulence.
from an unexpected ”(3058 of ltn'lltltl equal
ity which must he nude audible to bethor
oughly enjoyed.
ven very sensible young men of ex
We will retrofit before it with a muse
d dltnppointment rtrul l‘llult'l’. nnul III-vet
l‘lin. unla- by accident. Kin-the girl who
but trial, ‘5 they think. to "put them
down” a chance of thawing that the Wit»
mourning nothing of the kind, The lutbit
lea Iueuguuure in really, it wlt’e kick of
plea-re in the free lielIl.und on...“
mule in old m.unign of vicious
"up": but it mtnntly nllml rt bright
girl‘s chances. and has done much to create
laroeletyun imprecision Wliit'hiu, on the
«Honor of facts. entirely unfounded.
Cultivated girls here, in lnct,a trick of
thinking that Argument is convemttimr,
ad link contradiction Allow: mental fear
boa-atrick which men. even tolerant
taco. neveruulte like.~—Sn l’nincitco Ar
punt
no Von-a of Forty.
Attortnyerer. the ladies knowhowto
unhthernoetof thenuelveu, which in on
uncut that-It nelorltlenlnthetweutiert
wunuu letheheut typeof
women-cream yheeutlful sum.
W how to eureka her gift and
mbmdectlvefuhlon.
Thwafperfeetnlfwlon.
wuuflnglaymugwmh here. If the
waodlllldeut. awkward and inexperienced
antaetwlthroclety hampered timelin-
perfstloue. flehmmlagurootiouul.
Madman-tings,“ cor-wt
aniredthemeurtotdreeeim tortilla-rely.
m thrdetmlng Mellow.
ylerl. lit Ieirctloue at ttyle.
MUM“ herds
Mtheoendomaod
law-anywerthlrt "
mot forty l- Infinitely more
“retention-he winbeiahter
wln- complain. fallen.
wrhthahnvetlnlryeurmrhmhw
bundle-e that her [lei-y hair,
quin- iii-their lute Ill her
lpeuking.
other.
v
t
‘ r not
thorny for the quotati-m—that men are
ml’roplnqulty ofwrm-hirluattaehmeote
ofevary kind. it a city num qul tolpetvl
u winter in II Cape Cod village with u
homely hut pleamnt girl. he would he
more likely to llnd blow" in lore with her
by spring tlum with the pretty" nusl pleat
ant girl he belt in Rome- when!» wont to
Cape Cod.
Au only girl burnt llrm grip. generally
She is not Iutted with Iulmim
tlonoroonlbleut when she wit that it
will he pen-uuiul, so she does not let
chances giw her the slip After the fashion
of ninny belles. \‘I'lu'u once married she
lull plenty uI grit. too, to protect lu't’ lawt
ful property nod toilistonoe the pretty and
unucrupuloux film who would try their
wilee on him.
It is qutatiourthlc lifter all if it woman’u
heuutyor homeliueu make» much Iliiler—
once to a man after he ha» been married to
her-year. Does he eren know hownhe
looks? lle aces her inner nature. and the
happimuof the couple is decided by the
eflect of their inner nature-t upon ouch
.\lnuy I: fill“! with It pretty wife
ha been infatuated with the weirtyofu
very plain looking woman who pcml
eitherintelligen :t-oraoIm-pmverd "Alum
tion he miml in his Imrtner—l-‘runcea
Albert Don ghty in Lippiutott‘ It
When a “'0. nan lit ”apple-t.
Says Tltutmut ih HQlllllln'y in I work [lib-
fished pusthumu iy ".\imtI-rn time» out
of twenty l h . l'l IuItritt-Il that the true
paradise of u from!» life. In ntnltstiottoo
elevated for cun‘lztnl IIIu-reoum with the
children. is by no menu-s the your. of court»
chip, nor the enrhmt period of trotrringe.
but that requeswml uhnmbrrof her experi-
ence in which a mother is left alone
through the Iluy. with servant perhaps in
It distant part of llli' home. And chiefly
where then- are no servant» At all. nheis
attended by Hflt’ voile mtulutniou, her little
first born :I:I::I-l Io- yet riingln': to her robe,
imperfectly able to walk, utill more int»
perfect in Its pntlllang :le innownt
thoughts. :liuizing to her. haunting her
wherever she gum. at» the «hollow. cam-l»
ing from her eye tht- total inwpinuiou of its
little pnlpitntin; heart. and *t'llillllg to
hem a thrill of secret pleasure m often ms
the little lingers fit-step on her own.
“Left alone from morning to InglIt with
this one cutnpaninn, or I-wu with three,
Still wearing the groom nf infancy; buds
of vru'imb stages upon the ~t-lf more true, It
woman. if she has the gnuit blowing of up
pruztnmg such 5 luxury of pnnuiiw, iv.
movingttoooften not aware that rthe is
moving—though the diviurut mvtiou of her
life. .\s evening rich in file Innahmul
through all Walks of life, {mm the highest
professional down to tilt-common laborer,
returns home to vary her order of conven
nation hymch thoughts and intermin-
nreconuonttut with his more extensive w
purities of intellect. lint by tlmt time her
child or children lie returning on the little
touch."
l‘ircn in the l:lnr..h'~
Room-t thut him- no Ii 1% in them soon
become my dump that funnture lit-comes
ruined by mold unclilwny. Every part of
the mom lmuhim ililettml by unwhole-orne
moistttm. which have it had eflect upon
everything in it. The importnneeof keep
int; tin-s in sleeping rooms. especially dur-
ing «lump number, is grout from n health
point of view, If the mom in hlt'pl in daily
itnhoulil be aired thoroughly by raising
the window. and if pmnible It lire, or Rome
other Inetlml of healing the llll'. eshould he
adopted. The simplest l't a grate tire. This
old fashioned tiny of ln-nting rooms t“.
after nil. one of the bent ltlltl Inmt hmllhr
(Hi. It does not till tin- mom with m5
uncommon from coal or Monro heating up
tinnitus. 'l'lw grott- lire quickly mmllen
the impure nir and, when proper rentibv
tied it given. expelw it
[In fire it made in A room, however. it is
more important than t'l‘t‘l' that good ventie
lotion nlmll be given Many have the idea
that the tire alone purilien the-dump air.
while'm . lity it deteriorates“ stud makes
it WIN I mu lit-lure if kept inelmed in It
tight place. The tire will render the hire!
a tight mom notion» in no inrrmlihlenhort
tsptwrof time. but when ventilation iuiziven.
too the very lit-wt ellectv. are obtained.“
night the [ire can be kept unit»: in the
sleeping room, but the upper wit nlutlrl
be opened. The fire will then run” the
alumni expel it, while new frenh air will
conw in to he Menthol. nestle-u. sleeple-
night» will not equetoonealwpinx lo ouch
Ito nwrtrnent.-—Ynnkee llimlr,
A Thought for I 'l'lrnl )Iothor.
lie mnkenlutuof mine. vlm't he? lie
is ulwuye umkingclmirtruiumuod blowing
whiutlea. not! letting of! Meant. and howl-
int; like a particularly Ilistrt'pllilllllt' brake
man. You get uwtully rim! of It All, and
I think I hare heard you cull him It "llttle'
nulaunee”urel "In; rrerlautinx turnout."
And no be lit flay» are very trying, but I
know mmethluu mm, and that h hla lb
ter. She lunch a hectorunvl llvlget. You
hurt-tobrald her hair every morning for
tehoolrtnd it takes the time you went to
devote to otllrrthimpt ouch no wilting down
to the plum nod trying menu new mug. or
cutting the leaveuof the latent boon Ah.
but. my dear. I know big Idntm who
would "come the mount non. thut
wanerernuh. forthe odor halloo of the
littleboywhouwlencharuehtlaut
year. but who is very quiet AI laut at in
his more at Ilene illll.
And I know a mother who would ruther
piv- her am through the tangled
tries-haunt u trouble-mite girl'- luur toll-y
than three-l than with dealing rllurnonh
But thh heel. with it Wilt heir. he
vanished («in thcdeurhetue. antithercle
colonial-glued meow-Chicago
WWI-n.
Dumb want-IN
maximum I“
"me at ‘33
Come
Bllllillll ME
xomnmliunmerm
lute hyforclng than "relics” in
Wp lucee Put them in the “living
room. " mudnm'u houdoir and theoldmv
tleman'u den-«Uphnlnterer.
lull-h and American Wan-n.
llrofeuor llowdltch. utter netting occu-
nle olnervotlmut of height, Irei I. flitting
height and ntretch of arm- over moo
women. found the orange height of l.l0‘l
women (without shoe»). age urventeen Ind
upward. to be tom centimeters Dr. Sar-
gent't art-rune of l .33 olnerratlotut. the
em ringing from rum to twentydx. la
Ilightly higher. and Mr. liultoo'n no
memorerneut» of ,ltluglirthmmteu. front
twenty—thm- to liltyone yearn of one. given
alrIou higher ltVI-ruge. A comp-urban be
tween Dr. llowrlitch'n and Mr. Gultou'» oh-
ten‘utionsol the weight or women in ordi-
nary indoor clothing show the range of
weight in greater in the .\merieunmiuul
aleoueenrato itnllcnte that there its little
didereuee between the Illtorleslutl well In
between the lightest women of the two
Dutionalitirn. but that the tallest l'luglixll-
women Ivor-pom the tallest American worn—
en in height. while the heat lest American
women «wed in weight the burial. ling-
lishworueu.—— Pittsburg Dispatch.
A Pro-en! for I Incl-lug Ian.
A bit of fancy work loru woman to prick
her fingers over for the man Kilt! lover is a
nuioltitg pillow mmle entln-ly of the yel'
low ribbon» which tie bundle. of cigars in
the boxes or lie the boxer—it l-i beyond the
comprehenfiion of woman to newly define
which. Any wny. you une thetpurt of the
ribbon countiuing the stump of the brand.
and you lay these pi em of ribbon upon the
pillow cover of It! rung cloth in chaotic order
“dis brinr stitch nil ”wedges with yellow
oil .
lt innuny little pillow when it is fin-
ished, and fire man you maize it for may
think of you In hie "haul rest» upon it just
a tritlt~ mun- in-vptvntly Iturl tenderly than
he dot-A of the M'l‘li't'itll other nice girl: who
work hint slipper.» Ihut don't tit and hand-
kerrhief mums that he Ilueim't wont to he
bothered with—New York Sun.
When Wont-n Become- a flare.
A bright worm-n is a valuable adjunct to
any community so long in she in not over
conscious of the fact that the is bright.
An Able mmI thoroughly satisfied with
himself may nhow his omit. stud he is
frequently It wri deal of u lure, but it is
rnrely that he vlevvlope into at perpetual pry
rauleol hiIIm-if for the purpose of impoh
int; upon WllIllilrdw‘ or ht’ may be able at
tnnlte It fuvomble illlpl‘t'V-lilil l know It
great many very nlile. vI-ry “maid;- and
very womanly Women, fair and honor-tile
rivals to the best time is in «mutual. but
I also know a number of abie women who
art-well. they un- nuisances. And solely
because of their self conceit and their u ill-
ingttesu to presume upon their Itbilil in.
knowing that It man hates to "Inuit" a
woman—Detroit Free Press.
The I'nnhimruhla (lirrllru.
Girdle-w Enrol nu; .mvl uillt guwnnnre made
of him vulvrt in In single pier», about eight
inchra wide The nlgm are narrowly
turned down and hmuuml with blind
Kitchen Three row» of shining drew the
from down ton width of only live inches.
nod twouupple wlmlehoues on: net in can
log» III-tween tin-she «hirring‘. The funtenv
log it unule in the hut-l. lg. {our boului and
eyes hidden under twolitth- meeting frills,
ouch an inch wide. o! ”in velvet doubled At
the emln of the girdle. Shit-ring and whale
htmeosimilur to there in front are down
the bark. I‘llt'it side of the lrilht. Such
girdles of all kind! are to much in favor
thut‘they are often even on htthlleu and
coats». u tin-ll no oomph-n- round bolim
—l'hilmlI-lph'nt Pm
‘I'Iu Chnmtorlule Tenn Type of Beauty.
"Texan law more red headed people thnn
any other ~tnte on earth." said the much
lrnt't'ltwl man It the “'intlsor. “l have
tmveled mast and here aeentlie brunette
of New England and the Honda of Ken»
tucky not! Teunewaee, and south to the
Inflaelring lllllltlt eye-of lmlsiunn rind Mil-tin
eippi. but never have I seen an nutty
purple of row type A» there lll'l' red headed
people in Texas "—-iilll\‘rntflll Sewn
Prefer» t'earle to Dian-nude.
Hrs. Manhnll 0. MRI“ is on euthuii
Mt about III-nth and [17"er them to dire
month llrr t'tIiiI-Ietinm rank» probably out
to that of Mr». W. K. Vernierhllt. She he.
a necklace which alu- wmm in three rows.
and thm hung Around her neck, the three
Imps hanging one Above the omen—exert
York llrrAM .
mur- I Woman Mouth-o'er.
A bunnies man of: e Ierience comp-rt
wornun’u lion-iner- ability with that of
mun'n. meld.“ .\‘owwem looking foranew
buckwheat! i run “ml! or the opin
ion that a women will give better Iotlefuo
tlouthulnumlmueawonua linen
minnow Aotl careful than It In..."
' low I'm Clo-a 01-.
To clean bottle» cut It row potato into
mull pieces. and then put them into the
bottle with a tableapoouful of unit Ind two
tablespooufule of water. Shake well to
her until every mark in mirrored.wa
orh Journal ..
Deon-n Quietly m
in mulling greasy skillet. mm
of u little-ole lo the tint ester trill neu-
trullre the and make it much under
to clean. are heat eternal who-hut
«dim
In Robert Winthrop. wife of the New
York inattentive ruperh hreoehwlthu
napphltnoftweolymeueerateeetludln
Inonda llhe he a necklace! diamond-
worthovernMW-uamothw
human-l. «which put
{the toel-a‘outaum
.ngTH NORWALK
TEL‘GMPHIB ”IVITIIU.
mmrmwmmd anon-It
northwultriwaa Arlee-eon My. It b the
lutnhdnoehhlhlm.
Adelelenoy
undiuihehoehofthel’ltiludelphlahulth
doe. AfanereltrhltnmoMA Alc-
tothdtyelomflltfllhuubhua
mmuwmu
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Indentation of the hull, due to hi
Wow-mammrwmh
thedeathot elm-themII—yeuoldu
dWW-Wmfmh
Patrick
company by the Ninth more": red-
ntent at the battle of Rama
VA, in I”.
mm.dm—mm Twoyeur
umwhenlr. Whiuwupolicejmht
fined mwmnohertm
ten dollar: for dhorderly conduct. and
leCntchenm-deuouttetnptto ' NI
dilethhctiou.
Mr. White w- “
Ilixhllyuuderthe Mutton of liquor, ad
unattemptw-Inadetodilporenhiruhun
hiaofleefornothvin‘puid hi rent. Be
above. McCutcheuieehu'edwith—lloe
lu’mmh‘m
Donn. Jun. fl—lt '- ttutatl that the
lull-amount h-eeattoW-hia‘teu
ahltofthelautlleathat, aoootdingtothc
Ital-mun“ to
Snowy
nucleation-lit: (ammo-it‘ll
thuttertomwiththew
offuvorahleactlon. In“! the bereaved
eruilontdfiicilleditimd
thatceverulwmleftdeatitnte whowernin
thehahitofreceivingfundnfrmntheirreb
tivm who fellrictilu'tothe lynchen. The
mutolmmpen-tiouin each are into
holofttotheAmericau government.
lia- lltehell I’anted to Know.
Covrxororr, Ky" Jan. al.-—Au intern-tin.
phone of tho meatball Kitchen—Ward
murder awe of Memphis developed "are.
“Mitchell wrote to the countyclerhe
week ago stating tint the and another
young hdy wished to get married and dad
whether there wna any law in Kntuchy
Iain» it.
"to la- Im Killed.
Snort-ton, V1. Jan. ill—At the m
Bun cool rat-er, hyetta county. W. Va. I
ofllalifaxeounty. Va. The other two are
aotkmwn.
I’O‘OI'II 0.0!“ Annual.
Tuhlonrln to. In to my.
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WILLIA- ii. firtvneor. Vice Meal-ltd
General Menace.
A. W. Plan". (lean-l We Amt.
Tlh ill" ill Till I
on Your uonusmn.
How then can our hotneotend?
How mute ee n u shelter» or your wife and
l hilslrr-n In one you die I The nutter lo lulu
eat-y: — aet'lrin‘ a Life insurance icy
forau amount wool tot martyr-xv.
cud-Minuet Mitten-have been thu- unprmrvedand
webopet nduofmwillbe lathe
future. But while «loin; this. wlt uot’ um...
Butane in which the
HokingltihebyltlllOOBeamleethoointhomflkeh
EVERY PATH WARRANTED.
Call and examine them hetero purchasing nity other shoe, at}
H. S. BROWN’S
South Main Street. 86. Norwalk.
Best Malaria”: 08rd. tomblmnsnurabilllyandllyltt
SPECIAL SA LE
LADIEsf SHOES
010VE00 0l8EN’81
Wuhlngton Street, South lornll. ,
In ordertomokeroom for-S lug Goody, we offer the followi lin f Lad' '
Bhoeuttlteheetburgninseverollirrred. Don'tfailmmkeadvuumgegftheg‘pgortunil:
1 lot Hand Served Button and Lace Sho wort rth 50, -
duced to $2. 00. 1 lot of Cloth Top, Hand Smith, 82. 00. “I. lotrgf
fine Machine Sewed, worth from 81,3. 00 to $4 50, at 31.2.5.1 lot of
I-Ifine M. S at 81 50 1 lot Misges’ Opera Too, 11 to 1, worth $2. 00,
at 01.00. 1 lot of Child’s Sp pring Heels, worth 81. 25, at 650. And
about 500 pairs of men’s regular 50c Rubbers at 25c
ENTER 0 0l8EN.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
F. H. NASH & BRO.
Estimates given on Plumbing, Gas Fitting,
Tin and Sheet" Iron Work. Victory, New
Stamford and Silsby’s Steam Heaters, Duch—
ess, Uncle Nick Ranges, also New York
Ranges. Decorated and Plain China.
Copper, A" gate, T111 and Iron Ware at the
low est pI ices.
No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK.
“13 All}: Silllttl'b'li A FULL LINE OF
NEW Elli IRESS 00008
IN ALL THE LATEST SHADES AND FABRICS. LSI’ECIAL BARGAEKS IN
HOSIERYA UNDERWEAR
TlilSTllAll & IIVATT,
NORWALK, CONN.
under-four of l'nlleylthat '1 ll“ ti;
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Eula: huh-elm unnatural. ante your life:
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not thla
Amt Wald-gum 8L. Numb Noreen.
Save Money!
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Factory at Five Illa Bite.
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FISH, CLAMS. OYSTERS, FRUITS
Vl’flEl'AllLES. BUTTER, EGGS.
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