-wrafiredupinatowel.wasgivingvent
tohnrstsof caution which mightwell
‘ have unused the mvyof the poodle;
' ' Withoompsmionfiixhtlr'
nestioned
' ed. Mother—«who
slwnldhave W better. having but Ii
_ Delnded wrotch! What matters it what
Mishairlqndlywsyto'clpstths
layingrmtofhsrashgoneland herouly
burisdeleveu months)“ my attention
wuhamanneml spasm drawed to
you; and inshomelyway.pntting tho
tiling plainly foryonr thinking overqflet
byyonrsslwaillssyyouhavethre’eand
ntssimilarlynhrs.snd bothbeingunio
We tried to soothe the aggrieved
hasdmsidhyeverymssusinonrpowu.
Beingwithin‘thrno hys 11 Christmas
W tremblingonthebrinhofsooeptsuce
pvsr
cilolhothodispositionsoffste. But in
lismssnwhilewhat would become of
' inclosingthellgursoflrooshaunderthe
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the widowed joiner "opened taking the
entire family (it was Loosha’s day out)
to the World's fair. and Lonsha warmly
rmpnnded to the overture. .
Il’hey took Emmeline and Hired and
the Islington bus. and That There
Brown and occupied a garden
chair seat together outside. mother and
the children being stowed in the interior
of the vehicle. Brown was fatherly
when they started: Portland Road found
him alfectionnte. By the time they
were launched amid the giddy delight:
of the fair. he was beginning tothinht—
hethonght! ltwns deliberme dunno!
, booshn. the betraying of That There
Brown. at wandered withths Inotha
anddanghter.eachon an srm.through
a foiryland of mingled fog amigos—
light. Theyvidtulthmthohssts
and reptiles; and Looms appealed to
himforinformationm tothoirnalnes.
speciesandgeneralhaldtat.andgrsstsd
every remark of his with admiring
“Lorsl’ She never seemed to notice
when he nriaodupthefloctrian camel
withthewaubnilslu
She went up the circular switch-
lurkwithhirmmotherbeing too timid
tomture.and became nervousintlso
Iniddloof thesiry journeymlingin‘to
thearmofths rs ' widovjrer with
[airline squeaks of tenor. Rowen-
thralledshewubyhis performanoeon
the try-your-strength machine.
themarkeronthedinlindioutednothing
muchinthewuyofnm-ord. Themoro
fascinatiuglmoahs became thewarmer
sndrnorepenpiringhecamo'l'hat'l’hm
Brown. lie nuclgedher frequently. All
the sensition of his corporeal frame
seanedtohavetakmnpitsabodeinths
olbowtowhichshehnng.
Wasit thenthat the miserable man
uttered the words which sealed his fate?
ltmay havebeen. All we know for
certainisthatthosswonhonosuttered.
[Austin's nmnner became ditant and
all hand. That There Brown put it
downto maiden ooyncss.and renewed
the siegewlth redoubled rashnsss. it
was when the Flying Demons were
about to take their marvelous loop
through spuccualfl the popular atten~
tionwas uniformly divertedtotheeeih
ing.that Hrsflemmans—whowasnot
withontsconsciousnessthatforssuita
Mr. Brown's conduct was. to myths
least of it. inadequate—felt a tug at her
shawl.
it came from the infant Emmline.
whose watchful eye. unohildlike in its
keen appreciation of the situation. had
detected the joiner's arm in thenctof
Aflerthattbewidowwas lahsnfsintish.
and Ind tobersvlvedwith
drops on th's company returned to
Drunplon linnrownwasnotinvitsd
intolethongh helingored longnpon
_ thsdoorstep. And when he had gone
, Moshe uncorhnl theviahof hereon-
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lttonkplaosinlm‘lfl‘hlsrshad
bsmovsrtlrrown.
display of fireworks in the Neptune loud
Iain.
t "Mimi 'slu ass arm
«HWAWT'W‘,WW “smegma—smash
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aassrssllstlv rmmmwusnts-
map out.
Hanoi-Bern. tat
serhswiththemnst brilliant of sll.hys
fetest Versailles. with spladinnsriu the
dssGisoes. and with atruly royal
i
ll. Leon Renault. the great advocate.
nowamatrw. wastbcnrwcfeetof police. 1
wasafricndofhls. Il’he Due de Brodie
and the Due Derases were very amiable to
me. and i set out for Versailles furnished
with everything that could gimme access
to any places into which i might think it
worth while to penetrate. .
All doors. indeed. opened before me.
But at a certain moment fourorilveof
my colleagues in the foreign prmsfonnd
themselves at my side. resolved not to
leave me. and intending to profit by all the
iscilltiss at my disposal. This lasted
throughout the evening. 1 attempted to
make shifts and turns. but still I found
this cartoon at my heels rather increasing
than diminishing.
l was extremely indignant. What one
was it for me loses everything if all the
world saw the some. and if on the marrow
all the English papers published the some
details! For we had not thsnaprivats
wire. aid Versailles had the only wire by
which our telegrams coulrl be sent. We
thus reached—my friend M. Bertholon and
l—the basin of Neptune. still followed by
my colleagues.
The odlcial tribune wasslmrnt supportad
azalsstnwall,asdbshinditwss a small
unto. by which therewmsnsrros passage
street. There were marathon l0.” per
sons present. and the-oldlersongosrd hul
gratdiliiculty in maintaining order «In!
preventhrc a “cmsb.” letting the people
pmsouly very slowly. l decided that. we
must either-ascend totbe chateau uraight
aplmttheerowd orwait twohourstoge
at». Now it was l0 o'clock. and tho tele-
ssVu-sslllesclmed before midnight.
so twhenwe got out ltwould baton
lsteto reach the Versailles oillcesnd too
lsteslsotoreturn toParlaortotetegraph.
However. so much had been said of this
fete that to he dimmed by the telegraph
agencies was to he beam
We were now pushed against a wall on
which noted a roof which rue above a
ermrt. Ontho other side lconldssethr
topufs long ladder. by which people from
without had nlimhed upon the roof in or-
der to enter the park.
“listen!" said i in a lowvolcs to I. Ber-
rholon. '"l‘nke one of the chairs by the
side of the platform and let us loan it
spinst the wall; get up outho roofand
give me your halal." it was done. ”Now
I have thrown back the chair. which I urn
about to replace. descend the hddcrqulck-
ly. hold it and I will follow you, and when
once I am downyon. whoars big and
strong. will help menial we will npsrt it."
Justashl. Bertholonesme tomyrescne
the others spprsrerlon the roof and tried
to retain the ladder. which. however. as
ospcd their hnndssnrl fell into the court.
Themsotowhomthslugsrbelongod ran
forward. crying out. “ are are twenty
francs." i sold to him. ”Throw thaladder
into the street."
earcute the order. I heard some furious
cries. l hastened toward the carriage
which I had ordcrrd to wait form at a
particular spot. and st breakneck speed we
rushed to the toleursphotloe. lbadths
wire fore, all to myself. and wrote my ale
gram. which was transmitted word by
word. When i was just finishing sum
' cause me and begged
haste. as the was about to close. I
handed him my last peasand began ths
order to shot the doors.
in the street Inlet those whohad re-
mained in the park and who were running
with all their speed to dispatch their trio
grams. and i heard them striking their
fists against the closeddoors of the role
tsmpt.sndtold herpsrrntthatshehsd mom
bssonnrsinaasddiclrlnhsrbosom.
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thsrosriuzof a train.bnt
[jumpedtomyfertandrsntoths .
thtlsawralputmyhmdthrungh the
geologwlll remalnwlth mstomydyin‘
y.
The spans above me was as dark as
latch. except when the flash of lightning
made a little light. and by one ot thus
lashes I could see old timbers. shingles.
trss tops and everything lmaflnabls flyh‘
about in every direction.
lsprangtothe mfldle of the room,
clasped my friend to myhreastaudcrlsd:
"We are lost! Oh. Gd. save us!"
The words had smreely left my lips
whcn.oh. honors! I saw the top of the
oldhurn torn from its bed andhurledtode
motion. folded in the arms of the mighty
destroyer.
Theold logs were being scattered around
me. [felt the lloormovina under myfsrt.
everything turned dark and i knew no
more till lopcnctl my eye-and found tbs
kindly face of the doctor bsndingovermo.
I had been hurled ovsrnadlsfromths
old horn. and how i got there without he
lug killed the raider can best imagine.
'l'hrostsrth knochalont. mylsltarmsnd
two ribs broken wcrssll thsinhrlrslro
coir-ed.
0n loquirlagufurwardJ falsrlomtlut
my friends error reeslvsd sserstch. When
Ihetopof theold harnwas torsodnhey
rsuout tntothoylrd sud laylst on the
ground. hugging the roots of a large
stomp.
' It has been ten years since that terrible
night. and I never smscloud rialnglmtl
an almost feel myself hurled through the
sin—Atlanta Constitution.
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On the tunneling.
BI junks destdown or sail up the
river aux-trolling —- soruetimes mere
planks nailed togethsrin an uncouth man
nu. Murrum- built in the regnlar rive
that fashion. and well built. too. I! van
*hsd wood. with Ill-ed dockhonms high
shorethsstsruand salts of mat-tint. and
not seldom some brpslntsd and
mandarin bostispnssdwovsrsdwlth gold
dragons in eouumlous. 'snd res-aiding
more the adverthrsmsut van of some are
and rate circuspz'hsn anything
they are most nruqno: t grotesque
animals. whose Isutrudlu. necks form the
bow. and whoss,open laws are Illed with
scarlet moth. are a marvel; hst they are
nu alone in their glory. for the whole ship
is a mum of tangled reptiles and beautiful
but mythical birds and hearts. Theoshtn.
with its gay awnincand brilliantly pslated
wallastandsonthedsch likes Parishes-
bonnirre. while from above fly a Innltitnds
11 dogs. long. narrow [reunants bearing
the mandarin owner’s name and tidal.
flapwith wrlydmmtu fact.of
every color and every drain
Every day we were passing thsss hosts.
andeach wasspicturo. Tbs decks irran
which the milevs row are very low to the
water.sndonmoecmionthewsshofonr
passing steamer caused such a strain upon
the heavy ours that two of a crew were
washed «continual.a We saw them picked
npsxaln. and I. proceeded ononr way.
tin-gaudy and infuriated mandarin ours
in; us volnbly from the roof of hiscsbln.
All Chinese boats have one delightful pr
cullarity In commas—on rye palstsd G
the Imus—for. argum tbs simple minded
Celestial. "No not eye. on makes ass: no
makes sse.‘hocnn no"—Blaskwood's Mag
nine.
new a om Preacher Itnrtod.
The way in which Phillips Brooks began
toprrachthchsprllssonulqus that the
hsmlrt called Sharon. composed of poor
whites and m which one of the
clammatesundrriook towork up ltwas
s task In which housed-d helptsud Brooks
rslnasntly consulted to go. After he had
beau once his heart was interested. and he
was ready togomln. Horn he preached
his um lemonand began thswork of
ministering to human souls.
'l'lrssnocsmot the little mission stirred
up opptatltlon. which was headed a
northern msnwho had brooms an
and dellahlsrl turns. his
low followers These
ton
elsaYstdard
"us I A“!!! "It. I‘ll-T”
This 5 an svegalay recurrence; she is
than. with that all-gone” or faint feel—
some
lucidsut'to
w t cause it
NIH In; always be found
Hill F. Pllillll’S am:
It h the only l’mltlrs Corn and Legitimate
llamsdy iorthore mil” weaknesses and
ailments of our female lotion.
Ivory Dream sells it as mm“ ar-
ticle”: sent by mall. in' form of Pills or
on receipt of two.
Yer the cure of Kidney Complaints.
either sex. the Compound has no rival.
In. Plulrham freely answers letters at
Inquiry. Enclose stamp for reply.
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o. PTIIIORRELL.
08110! 0! run Pnbl
J M. .Wf‘mma .4:
l-sranes. u “a
House’s. now:
linen llatthmaler and lender
I8 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Repairing of hue and mmpllcaIr-d Whll‘llrn n
specially. Keynlnd changodiunirm. lawn
facility tor llrst class wort. and the mvclmn-
lonl shilltv todo the same.
;
flofllluBusInesS college.
orannmr I. CONN.
A wl-Z- -awake I slnlu ‘ srhmlforhoth seas-s.
uught thomnnhllg.
airman. English and college preparatory m -
boos-s supplkd with other assist-
Every cosine. brain~
Business
ants. free of c .
Rosanarterr for South Norwnlk sndvlrlnliy
Earths-hand rental of the ltcmln
tor. writer suppl
. ad row--
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For (, .
1‘:thth Prraidrnt.
" ALBIN MALMO.
Dealer in all kinds of
Fresh and Salted Irate. Sausage.
VEGETABLES. DELICATEKSIK.
Battentas. Maillot! mmrm
Oysters. elm. otc.
NORTH MAIN STREET. NEAR WEST.
81min Nrrrwalk. incl? it
on or lllllllT SDIVEIBEI.
Vaults and (‘rsspmls rlcarml in the best
manner for the least money. h'nlllatlaiactlun
nteed. \ soltsdl-lnfrclnlfm. Addrrsn
a n. Booth Norwalk. 10 am
F URNITU R E
a GREAT BARGAIN 8.
David Stow,
amt.’ Islnstrast.
"in“. F7. MGRIiE‘L‘ELM
uenr AND HEAVY 'i'llUCKiNtl
household inniturs muted with
on and packages called for and
delivered. once. No. in Washing—
Eouth Namath. Conn. d]! if
has“; Scavenger.
"I'll! and 8001'" "WWI“.
Vaults and cwptmls o‘mrml m: the improv-
sd by: hams lion. to random avenue.
Orders taken as! “l "“1232...“
prom
lol
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new STORE. ’
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93 IISIIIIBTM SWEET 93
Wham-owsfnll llnsof
HEATERS.
RANGES.
: srovas.
TlN ”WARE
rfsllhinb.
“inhibit”.
mummm
T. 8. MlllilflSllN,
South Harwell: u
on Stan-
: M9 Ice: 63am.
without
mwsas ‘
NEW YORK.
SOUTH ,NORWALK
AND a ‘
NORWALK. CONN.
cm’or
Will leave Plsr A
excepted.
Freight received from is. m. untfltnm.
Returnl best
and South orwsl: rim
U n 1
drug]: leaders to cats the Cityof Nor
will
oéfreixht. any-w in New York or its victor
mum-own"...
Elli. immygplnrfi ll
TRAIN! LEAVE sown NORWALK AB
FOLIDWS:
on so-
flit!
lgso..ls‘.m.;tiase.A.mi_‘m
on anrrortn. . . at». Older
more. P.)l.-l:flsr chL. 148m. 113
“Esrlsgofilllnexwugnmea.
03 muons. A. -. to IO U I.
lOfla‘cm innrugfi. lawful it'd
\ew Haven 8 :36: to II!
a.
For Boer-on. M.~l Ma Shore Una).
P. his-l2!) es. vial! rl . .
lord). ( p fiflcldl lit ox via
LKAVE NEW YORK
rein Sour-n Nonwsta. A. M.—s 01 em. sol
ac.. . Ill nomad)”. Milan ll mos" limos"
.—-12dt an. lilies. 21!: ac..
stormamu. 4| or. MM 23.. our. canteen.
willfi‘hstm my, 0 a}: Adan ..
In or. Hun Hui 3‘8) .. ‘ ..
”manhunt. y at .1 so Anzac
Housatonlc Railroad
Dsnhsrv and Norwalk Division.
CORRECTED 1‘0 JAN. 3. I”.
Trainsleate South Norwslh {or Dentin ~—
65.9w; m..l£ll.8fl510.‘alnnd10:bpr.{n.
Sunday's—ofllnm. and 7‘10 pkg!“ h alh
'i‘ral vs or ' —
fifiiflhibnndllthmmwl “boards“ 05
p.m. Sundays-“Immsndb m.
Trains leave South Norwalk fork Id-
om'rv town? saws... n:
vs or t t'
tram. BIS and “55a. In.. (:25. 60th
0 ii) p. m.
MAIN LINI DIVISION.
Trains lea" Wm H Mb"
imam..osarennrforPltlsnvhl. :
Will a In.. for
mmnoctiom or Al w maklna
Elfin a. m.. f
and A y.
\t’ruau ll. horas-on. Vles Preelrlont and
lewd
I
a. W. hauls. General Parsons“ Amt.
l. A. Wilson& 00.
BROKERS.
N0. 57 New Street,
NEW YORK.
0mm” maps in limb and Grain for
.‘ 0f 0 m I! VINO. (bru-
mtsslons it l per cent. each wpay.
orders remind ty mail or tsls-
graph. [drums "chasm
IliMaiiedllnfllahféié
0i! imam snot
linkhsdln htlatissot thrrsrsst marlin
sndwnods. lsmslmtohsssmat
WV.H. Meekeratco.’s
usoornaarssrsssr.
lovthshlrlav.
w Mae‘-
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Motor Styles
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SWUIdSMIImflllM
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. m damnatiwutsmnui‘
H '3. BROWN, ”
. k. _ South Mall! Street. 80- Norwailr
3 .
LADIES’T SHOES
Glover&Olsen’s,
New“
‘ trampoline
IIIlI 0mm moon “all
llllllllllll Mill [Hill
in onlertomskeroom tors ' um, v, -' - . i
Bhoesntthebeetborgsms’ overflows. m, error the {allowing km”! W
1 lot Hand Bowed B it L
duced to £2.00- u on and ace Shoes, worth
fine Mnclnne Bowed. worth from 83.00 to $4.50, at $1.25. 1 lot of
line M. S. at 81.50. 1 lot Misses’ 0 T
at two. Pm 06. n to 1, worth
about 500 pairs of men’s regular 50c Rubbers at 250.
East River (flesh-an
street). New York. at 5 p. rm. daily: Sundays
ve Norwalk at 5 p. to»
p. m.
sent (or special Iota
WA“ wrsons are forbid trusting sure!
of this line
F. H. NASH & BRO;
Estimates given on Plumbing, Gas Fitting, '7
Tin and Sheet Iron Work. - '
Stamford and Silsby’s Steam Heaters, Dnch~
ess, Uncle Nick Ranges, also New York
Ranges. Decorated and Plain China.
Copper, A gate, T in and Iron Ware at the
lowest prices.
weLandac 1206
«Iristram & um,
NEW Fill.
' IN ALL Tl": LATEST SHADEh it) I; Ltllllli'fi.
"(lulu-bis Wheels stand Io-rlsv. after fifteen years“ of trial on all can.“
“rails: for solarium dflrsflllt
m I or ll I! In: a:
Columbia ias
customers
we;
a
5| Will. "IE“, -
Stir llonéI'
r. IIIIsIIN's
Factory at Five lilo River.
' Indian.
mmuvwmnm-
“has“ Alsssnssltsssfllnflsad
' tumor. which the, a
Utoi..tnmbinius Wm
. EVERY PAIR Minoan-ran
w _,_...._........_.
CIAE‘SA
warm sum.
truth llorssll. ' -,
Don’t failtotskearlvantageof thoopportnnlty
.50, ~ ‘ ~
1 lot of Cloth Top, Hand Served. 82.00.91 lotrgf . "
. . .00
1 lot of Child’s Spring Heels, worth $1.25, at 650. ‘ind
lover &Olsen
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. x
Victory, New?”
6
N0. 2.. GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK.
w: an: Sill!“ :n'» A rt'u. uxr. or
BESS 60008
H‘ill'ltl I; HA “GAINS IN
HOSlERY & UNDERWEAR
lRlSTllAll & HYATT,
NORWALK, CONN.
s
“moms:
t'rstnry (Tole-hie. l’n-umatic Tires.
”qu Ronda“! Safrly Columbia, {93,513
ladlrs' ('dlllblml’nsnmsrlv url‘ushion‘i'lrn
Hartford Safety. l’rmzumlc or Cnshlon'nrss
sn-
easo ol runnlnx. No mach] wor
arssowrsad torturing-“and: " I" ‘b' culugng‘iprh; (all has:
“ninth-swollaa'csshlsna as can hummus"...
om PNBUlA’l‘IC ’I'IBB "II-l! WARRANT”.
Gallsadsrsthismtllntof Mbsforsvllclnsmrordsrs. Tamale-Ii“ ‘
JAOK‘SON BROTHERS.
terror. ms.
; PAYMENTS "
Watches. chains. chants g;
Mantel Blockalliamonds. '
IIIIIII. unison t room.
ill Momma 81., f.
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