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THE PRACTICAL SLEUTH DIFFERB
FROM THE iDEAL VERY MUCH.
silicon run a
in“. “ 30L VIOBWILK. South Main Street. 80. Norwallr.
F H NASH & are." ,
‘ I
BETWEEN
NEW YORK.
the year round and all circumv
stances. There are a, great many tlmu
~ Glover—How ass-m trainers runner
Two People Should Hot Bleep ITogether.
Anne Katharine Green.
. Hundreds of letters o! inquiry have come
tnmeoonoeruingthewaymyhebyis “l8
minced, and l am heppytorespondtothese
inquiries by flying that she is clothed in
.snche woes-that every organhas per-
leettrosdoroto expand and grown God
and nature intended.
For-the that two weeks at her lile she
wore the baud until the naval howl. bdt
no longer. After that her whrdrobe coir
aisted of me little princess silk flannel.
high netted and lmg sleeved. thirty inches
in length: another garment is silk flannel,
just like the first. without sleeves and
thirty-two inches in length, and her little
dimi', and nainsook drones thirty-six
lucbu loulz. Her diapers are d absorbent
Jersey cloth, which I find far better and
warmer than linen.
For very cold days I add to the above a
very fine ribbed wool undervastin prefer-
ence to outside jackets and pinning blan—
kets. There are no white cotton or linen
skirts. and no undergarments wifli bands
aboutthe body. Everything is of flannel
alal periectly loose. The result of thiskind
d cloth. is absolutely perfect health.
Amorevitel and muscularchildoithree
maths could notbe found in the United
Stain. She is able to lift herself. turn
fruuaideto side and hold her body
(eetlyerect without adstsnoe. She as
ralsedherhesd unaidedsineeshswutwo
hoursold.
Some women will no doubt exclaim,
How wonderful! but I ”do not regard what
little Vivian is able to do in that way. for
it has long been part of my theory that im
tents are deprived oi much at the vitality
which properly belongs to them by the
way the way the mothers dress prior to
their birth. I gave my little one alaiolute
freedom during three glorious monthsoi‘
anticipation. end I longed (or her coming
with my whole soul. Nature responded to
natural lawiu giving me an exquisitely
tormd. vital. well child,and to her the
magnificent heritage ct sounddirections.
Her dressmare dainty and babylike. but
if tear.
mangled should helree from moist-
ure.andthen the glovemusths worked on
gently. The tour lingers put-on first, mak-
sure that thetipsoi thedngersarein
the tips of the gloves. it is enrolme- in
this direction that isthecaussoi the
browulelike appendages on so many
gloves. When this is done. like little
Jack Burner. put in your thumb and pull
down the glove well beiore commencing to
button it. Button the second button first.
as this prevents the skin from cracking
and the buttoubole from splitting. When
you take_them of! turn down the wrist and
pull them. have them turnedwrong side
out it there is any moisture about them.
When they are dry turn them end stretch
them out in a glove box. Will you look
elsewhere. or will I try these on you? Five
and a half is really your size."
“Five and a halt,then, please,” i meskly
answered. as 1 held up my hand to he
titted—Philadelphia Times.
How Should mothers Punish?
It is a vexed question. this of punishing
children. On the one hand it seems a cow-
ardly thing lore man to punish a little
boy or a woman to [all upon a little girl:
It is a mystery to the riter how any
parent who loves her chi d can ever raise
her hand against it. On the other hand.
the child which is not corrected soon be-
comes iorward. peeviah. tiresome—in short.
spoiled
What is to be done!
The old iron clad methods of puniduneut
are fast passing away. There is a vast
change ' public sentiment slum Solomon’s
day. e “rod is spared" these days-by
humane parents; so are the dark closet
andother horrors But do the gentle re-
pr'oois. the chiding looks, the deprivation
of treats, accomplish the much to bede
aired result? Are children better behaved
than oi yore?
There may not be so much outward fear
0! their elders: there may be less awe end
reverence; fewer outward and visible signs
of an inward respect (or authority, but
surely there is less inward, mrnfling re-
in about every household when the but
and most accomplished mistress weleornn
and uses the “canned stall." and is devout-
ly thenkiul [or its anlstsnoe in the hour
at need. As a rule It is whdsssms. far
from expensive and at uniiormlty and ex.
eellcnce of quality which is quite remark-
able—Newton Norton in Good Housekeep-
ins.
' Dainty Wash Cloths.
Every one needswaab cloths, for alter
one's lace hssbeen exposed to thewind
and dust nothing else cleanses it so well.
and for delicate skins the linen birdseye or
diaper is found to be the most suitable
material. A set of a dozen most attractive
looking wash cloths were shown the other
day by a woman who has everything about.
her toilet as refined, dainty and neat as it
csubemsde. These were made at aline
quality oi linen birdseye. were a quarter of
a yard square. and were hemmed very nan
rowly and by band. oi course. Torchon
lace. threequartsrs of an inch wide, whip
pad on the edge. and held looser so as to
makes little irill. edged these cloths all
around. in one corner of each were the
owner's initials prettily embroidered.
To cut them to best advantage it is well
to select yard wide linen. and ii a dozen is
the number required a yard will cut them
exactly. dividing it. into twelve equal
squares. Twenty yards of lace will be re-
quired to trim them. instead oi giving
one’s towel rack an untidy look as the
Turkish crash cloth ones usually do.
these dainty alluirs only add to the at-
tractiveness of iL—New York Tribune.
A Solid Help in the Nursery.
A mother, whose children were lucmsol-
eble when each autumn they gave up the
sand of the seashore for a playmate. bad a
carpenter make for the nursery a stout
table with a box top and a sliding cover
like that of a paint has. The dimen-
sions of the table were 27 inches in height.
the length of the top 50 inches, the width
of the top 25 inches. the depth of the box 5
inches The table was painted brown and
the box lined with nine. A barrel 0! sand
was then ordered and the box was filled
with it. In the sand the toy trees grew
A la- Whose Life Ills lice- Speot in
the Business Talks 0! Its Ins I’d Oats.
llow [lard Esp-risen (polls the Young
A-NtlnI—The Moder- Ilewhshaw.
“Selecting suitable men and training
than (or the detective business is not the
easiest part of our work." said an old do
tective the other day. "in tact itisthe
hardest thing we have to nomad with to
gethonest. brightmenwbom wecantrust
and rely upon. We select our men from
all branches o! human endeavor. and a
railroad hrnkcman. carpenter. store clerk
or any man in the humblest walks of liie
is More (mind to make the best detective.
The first question asked of an applicant is
whether he can .read and write. it beis
not familiar with three common branches
his application is at once thrown into the
waste basket and hols told that his serv-
ices are not needed. Do the other hand.
it a bright young man comes into the ol-
lice and these two qualitim he
receives attention. A blank application
sheet is given him and he writes out his
history from childhood up. This is placed
on tile and be is told tocnll again. In the
meantime his past life is most thoroughly
investigated and ii the slightest flawis
discovered the application goes into the
waste basket.
“The Irst work that is given to a new
man is ‘shadowiug.’ This consists of get»
ling on the track of a certain person. keep
ing him in sightaud watching his move
meats without letting him know it. This
is the incipient branch of the business. and
wotrary to ordinary ways of starting a
man with the easiest work we give him
the hardest. Usually he is acumpanied
byoue of the old men who are iemilisr
with the work and who gives him instruc-
tions. it does not take the experienced
man long to learn theahllityot his scholar.
and alter two or three trials he makes a re
port to the oillce. ll the .new man has
shown any aptitude for the war he is at
once placed on the salary list given a
job,
“This ‘shadowing’ businem is one o! the
most important branches oi detective work.
and to do it successinliy requires the skill
oi an artist. and not one man out oi hall a
gm
Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable
Compound
Acts in perfect harmony with the
laws that govern the female system
under all‘circumstauccs. Its suc-
curing all forms of ’
Female Complaints.
is unparalleled in the history of
medicine. ls almost infallible.
Use it with confidence in cases oi
rm Bum-‘44:“ reruns. Isak M. hill and
Wanner urns, lnfimrmzmnsharmn so
a all Orr-rue [Moreen n! lhr: Uterus or Womb I i
WW lkhdllzl (“halo r: f Lliw
) vu ray - more from the Firm el an all,
mesm- any Rudd-Icy m urn-«mu- Ilurrser.
[unease Dimmer. Serene.
u. Kidney l‘emplalntr. and run" the fir-imarh.
all [Jr-reins sell u. or soul by lead. in term utm-
nn mm or .I .00. Liver Pills. .
1. arms 1'. rixsum m.» m. 1.753. lass.
1892 STYLES
Just received
Spring andSummerGoods
—l7iir—-
Business . and Brass
ccss in quickly and permanently hr
SOUTH NORWALK
AND
NORWALK. CONN.
The hoteliers
Clllvlll Nlllll'lllll Mill Hill!
-
Will louvre Pier 5. East River (llorlinian
sin-rt), haw liork. at 5 p. m.. daily; Sundays
i-xt'l‘plt’ti.
Frrigiir received lrom 7a. in. until I: p. or.
“returning: lmere leave Surwalk u: 5 p. m..
and south . orwallr at he‘ll p. m.
Upon ap llimion in » rum.» the (‘in of Nor
‘al and l u- Eagle wilnie soul lurspwiul lots
of (might. any w are in New York or il~ viciu'
”All reasons are forbid trusting any of
the em lloyes oi the bursts of this line on ac-
counr 0 the on ners rlicreur. si’llt
M. New Haven & llamum R. l.
October 12. "90. .
TRAINS LEAVE SOFT“ SORWALK AS
FOLLOWS:
You New ‘i‘oni. A. M.——.‘»loqcx« epl Mondays)
ex. 5 I03. Cl“ {0- .il «1.. ti 5': m . T :3 M. T 5i) r3. R35
exJilllocaira m>.9!il ex. lull ac. loll ex.
iii}: lorulrx. l)’ )l.’ lint-M1. llli ac. 23‘ ea.
:Mav. to .‘i'rlllllf‘rd. express from St ford.
3 iii. t '51 ex. 5 If; ac. to Stamford. on! ex. lilac.
a may. 6 H or. 75! ex. ti ii an. it! 2:3st mum.
“asimmnu vx ire». hundays—hit em. Ell
21.. 91:3 or. P. . lkli it a". I :i an. 9 ”.5 ac.
rut: Xsw lines. A. . I hi er.; '
7 3h a4 .. it :3! an. ii iii ox“ “it: or. Y
en“ lb? ex. l um, :UI en. tinny?)
In. 717nm. Elma. .‘i ll fil'..l‘ «ll nix, ll
ex and 11“.. ' Sundays-J. :3 an.
Io Elan. a. 1:1. to Itt'. p. in.
Full lisnrroun. .-\. 51.4 i“ am. No en.
in i‘.‘ or. P. Iii.’ lzwt-a. N: as it: BL. :15
u. i H :u-.. ii US ex. 123:); to. ex.
l-on Svnrsunrur. A. M.—o lilac, 91521..
int: ar. 1‘. .\l.» we en, learn. 7 lien. on
.15., in? er't'Ill Moudu morning between
Sew llaxrn and Springfieldicx.
Fun ltosms. A. hi.» l i: win Shore Linn-i.
l'. .\i. if!» u. (via Springfiridi. in? ex. cm
.rar! :urlll.
LEAVE 52V: YUkK
hm rorrn Snows“. A. M. .il-l 91.. out
Hi a.~.,-un~r.. in» arm, lilllrl.. mes...
:Plumbing,.lias-Filting. list and Sheet Iron, Work.
. lsu M‘lvllll-ldtli'l Viacom; all kimh
“'0 loxxild‘all kinds of wagon» to order.
Brick Set Ranges, Uncle Nick, Duchess and New York Ranges,
best quality of Rubber Hose, Decorated China Din—
ner and'Tea Sets. Plain China, Agate and
Tin Ware at Lowest Prices.
SEE THESE WAGONS !
We have now on land [or sub-
(llllllPlES. TOP BUGSIES. 8PllllllE8 Mill BUSINESS menus.
H. il. BABGDBK G. 8|le BELEBRITED BIRIIAGE .
All warranted a! luv. prices for Fifli-i 1:»: “or"...
I
it Will be for .‘ our interest in rallaml we as brrnre pun-busing.
Repairing of all kind-z attended in zit once.
ilnlrrn {or .lu’i‘uing n aiiul [or and ill'liit‘l‘l'il prnmptly without extra charm.
i'..\l. l'.’it.';u'..lulex.. mean, wrigllt & Flynn,
.-1,..i.a».-\,,pc.-;,,n-l rx.. 5mm lrlrIrK.. l" - - ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ ' ' ‘ ~
_ N” “I. kllijvlnmc v" .mvl ;' lim CUR alumna A‘ E. Ah" kR.\.\l\I.l.\ STIM-
... ,‘M u. >tll.ii;sy~’ Iiilll.<'..:.sl;\l..3l1m'..
tin “wright,
Housato_ni_c Railroad
Danhurv and Norwalk Division.
(OllllFii'i‘lil) TU APRIL is. 1:11:
Train.- leave ninth Surwslk for lranoury- »
t Ii». 59 ion. m.. l.'.’ li.:'.tl.5 “Midland iuzspn.
Minibus 92)} a. m. and 7 Dip. :n.
1:!“an leave lhmliury for South Xurualkv
dialliklltliand “L's-.31.. 31h. «Hi and $5
and flour’nhed and cities were built, dolls
were buried. gardens bloomed and Torts
were reared. islands and rivers-ad lig-
ures were traced and the definitions oi
geography made clear. This box table
has found a place in some 0! the hospitals
(or children It is a happy nursery re
source (or children when iromany cause
rornpe and outdoor play are out oi the
question—New York Post.
theyare not loaded with a quantity at
trinuning. Twoorthreeoi herbutgowns
netrlmmed with linenwdlework audreal
Valenciannes lace.and several are made
(I the tin-t naiusook. with a bit of the
Juliane abnm the wrists audneck. but
.aly aches a ilouncingoi embroidery. and
dabould not in preparinganother little
~wardrobohaveeventhataie.
nandwork and daintiness rather than
_, eleboratenessandmnch trimming isin is:
hotter taste for infants. and a deep. hand
hurried border to theskirtisprettierhy
bellion. While children may notlove their
parents any more, they are on boiler terms
with them than fatherly. The father who
is churnmy with his boy, who gets down
‘ 0 that eager. inquiring. restless little soul
and explains. visits and encourages, does
notneed tocuta birch gad orbuyahom
whip in order to maintain discipline. And
the mother who ayrnpstbiaes. cuddle and
plays with her children can keep her slip-
pcrsonherieetand her hairth on the
drming table.
The holding on at children is a Initial
hundred is fmrnd suitable for it.
"New men are watched carefully during
the first few months they are with us. and
while many oi them 'nk they are full
liaigrd ‘shadowers.’ a elective is on their
heels all the time watching their move
meats They do not know this, as ltwould
not do to let them know too much. it is
ancrroneons idu that a man inonede
partmrnt knows what. is going on in the
other. He knows nothing except his indi-
vidual work. as the men no not allowed to
talktoeach otheron matters pertainingto
ltnllt r1.
Suilings.
Tim lint-s! line l have (vi-r nllfl'wl i". all ll-
laleel stylus. A special lznenl
LightColoredScotch
Cheviots.
thl’T ll SOR‘VALK. CT.
CfllUMBIl Blcches’ ’"
$ I 50 “"‘.‘.:.‘7.':::.m--
run Ciao“.
Pick enough cold cooked fish to pieces to
Thar. watch lhrhll‘ [milling better-u" more
sly lisb manufac'mrml. l‘all and examine them
Earthen a Hamburg Mace. Silk flannel,
witha silk embroidaed sullop at the bot-
tom. is better than a machine mnbroidered
Iounoe a quarter 0! a yard deep.
One leakword about the night clothing.
I have the dalntilltol little Jersey wool
source at disobedience. They need love,
tenderness and sympathy as much as flow
on need air and sunshine. it is sometimu
necessary to punish. but should not pomnte
consider well the method mount—A
Mother in New York World.
make a pint; sprinkle it with a teaspoon
iul of onion juice and e tablespormiul oi'
minced parsley: put. a teecnpiul d cream
or milk in a double boiler over the tire; rub
a tablespoonlul of butter and three large
tablespooniuls oi flour to a smooth paste.
lleecyoa theaidenextthe
thin it with two tablespoonluls of hot milk
the business in any way. Neitherare they
allowed to enter the buttress once or com-
mnnicate with the clcieal force. The
work has been sharpened down tosuch a
line win: that a man can go to China all
back, living gone {or wwks at a time, and
his most intimate friend will never know
and get prices.
W.H.8WllllllS
p. m. N: ndey~ 0 II) a. m and 5 t6
'l‘rairxs leave Rulmtlehl for >0th Sorwalb—~
65. 73%. his and use n. m.. 33;. salami
6m 1-. n1.
'l‘raizn imwfiuulh anuziik for Huston via
1.1.; island and Lantern Stairs Lmr at ii:
in.
Trains ion? 50th Sorwalk for ling-tricki—
ls iii and it that. m.. l‘.’ “.23. Still and 631 p. m
I 20 “‘ith Columbia
Pneumatic Tire
Thel‘illJ‘MBIA l'NEl'MATlt‘ TIRE i: (he simplofl, most durable and resilcni lire n
the marker.
ABSOUJTELY GUARANTEED AGAINST BURST Oil PlillliTIlliE.
No Bicycle made mu compare n im tip.- Cl)l.li.\lBl.\ for may 0! riding. workmanship.
durability or Maury. and a! the some pin r L- many inferior lllm'lllllrrl.
p. In.; um- in Bowie at 6 flip. in.
mm 'l'reins leave 50th Nor in l r n '
bodyaad mm m tothe vouch") the flu Lung island and n sign-.m‘i
90 Washington St. St. Norwalk.
w r . “'r (in not kwp you wailing. but can xirliwr wheels AT 03(11qu w:- kqu :t fullrline.
Two People She-ta not u", Inga", and add it tothe rest oi the milkas soon as ii. Oi course his IWO II mm. but
-outaide. with seams
with white satin ribbon. leather stitched
openedand covered
Persons often ask. “is it heelthlul for
it reach: the boiling point. stirring con-
stantly. until very thick; take lmm the
the men are entrained thatthcyask no
me p. in nine» in llnmklyr at 9‘ M p. m
~-TERMS EASE—fl
. 'lur: "Linn": Wilson. Fruit. .
. ,, questioner ' ‘ XAIS use lvisrox.
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