r,“ .
.1 .
W Jada Water
‘St. a '
‘. Drugg
{Whitman ,.
MADE WITH
g; ”Pure Fruit Syrup
; ALWAYS '
[lotto as IE! on: litre IT, lllll
" :5 IIAIE lllS‘l' more let carts
to rerun nrsvnurs.
m us WHEN roe ww'r some.
game NICE.
‘r‘
We have lust Renewed
{noit run mm. a CASE or
SPECIAL
wsnplgug
is? r: 33'..ch
is» “ “ PAPER.
Octavobigizrgllulnl or Plain.
in mg‘uom wmcn we WILL
sets. its new serum
LAST, AT
25 Cents Each
er»—
, t7“)?
”'1!
ii be). Sioux or .
filgg'llg Books
eneraISIalionery
, .% Autism-u.
Wigwam . .
“filed,
Druggist.
.$-l 0
award
lo lie my friends of loxalonil;
it g1 .~ -
Ten Dollars Ill Gold
Apriaeof 'rnr Douala til now will
'beaivan tfetbe person who will‘beforelluly
MMMMmthsmtoorwlseaml
explicit W setting forth the medic»
lnal annndmvntiva properties of
Loxatonlk.
BlatsiustwhatlthasMsform Testi-
Ioulah ltbaited tolliwords. lnurder that
ant-partial anduaprsjadlced decision may
homered.Profs-orw.0.l‘uota and John
B. there, kindly consented to act as
3%gs-uwamrunt
A w t‘; ‘ .
uncommon,
0K3"
Ell
Sm ‘
mm a. -.-
" rattle oomph. ldltov and W, ‘ -
mormmwgme
. film-turn All-Anne for Tomorrow.
Sun Riser, Sousa l Ilah‘l‘lda Low Title
at 4.3:! at “lit 22:“ at us
New York Ilse-Id Weather Forecast.
In this district to—llay fair, slightly cooler
weather will probably prevail. with light vari-
able winds. mostly westerly and southerly.
preculed pumibly by rain. On ”day, slight-
ly warmer. fair weather will probably prevail-
with light southerly winds. and on Saturday
still warmer. fair weather. ,
SOUTH “RWALK.
m... on no,» or 0%: City are pom.
Ind Sari-re. .
Eben Hill Council, A. 0. of 8. En
meets this evening. A full attendance is
K§trgfihfl1flmlling at cost at
pp' '
snl"
George Smith out his left hand quite
badly ona bnwoaw yesterday while at
his work in Knapp’s box factory.
The Independent Social club will meet
with Hubert S. Kitchen, 87 West street,
tomorrow evening at. 7:30 o’clock.
Albert Bradley spent the Fourth in
Berlin, and while there shot himself in
the hand. The ballhas not yet been ex-
tracted.
-—0ahbage and celery plants for sale.
Jennings d: Waterbury.
lira. Henry Horn, of Southport. died
suddenly Tuesday. She had been ill
with a hllioua attack but was rapidly re-
covering. She was sixty-three years of
age.
The Elm City brought the members of
Grand Avenue Congregational church
and Sunday school of New Haven to
Roton Point to-day. The excursioniate
number’lllOormo.
-Look at our stock of ladies' light
calico and pen-nil wrappers. ll. S. Smith.
Them will has special business meet-
ing of the W. C. T. U. tomorrow even-
ing at 7:30 o’clock at the house of Mrs.
C. A. Knight. As this loan important
meeting it is hoped all members will
make an effort to be present.
Ike Williams. formerly of South Nor-
walk, and Corteu do Marco signed
articlni of agreement Tuesday fora ten
round scientific contest for pointatotake
place before the Bridgeport Athletic club
on Tuesday. August 9, for a purse of
$500. plarquis of Queensbury rules to
go‘hfglgmrg’xggmcejglorm Will be used.
——Nloe rich lemonade at the Depot lies-
tauraut, he. a glam.
Chief of Police Vollmer arrested Wil~
liarn Casio on Union street last
for abusing his wife. Before Justice
Townsend this morning Coalo said he
had just returned from New York and
found his wife living on Union street.
He did not like the place and tried to
persuade her to go with him, using force
when she refused. The justice found
himguiltyamlimpoasdatine offllaud
Captain Duty, of Company I), has
completedacuntlnctwithLL. Manson
locatertorthernduriagtheeomlngen-
campmeut. llehasalso made the fol-
lowingappointmeatsofeorporala: llarry
c.l'axum,Wllliamn.Pennington. The
uniform of the company have been
tbwuughlyoverhaolatandthsmpaay
ls th‘itlontogotooamp
A is. w unto-nub held
Mountbsmflihryboya
ray theysredetnminedtobe ”borough-
“ lypreparedlntheuewtactics.
-All‘the new stylaofladlm’and
gsuts'ties, collarsandculfsat ll.8.
multiling-
At ' 'mrxcmumw
hat
by” V
aboundsdln'rl‘rnlnismmuth-Jud-
edwltha strong appeal to themal
I‘ll m1
THE EVENING SENTINEL'
’ «new and battery, at l. a. amen.
“OWN ”Worm. Mt
unless. . ,
.ml... tutu, drawers and caps.
Beeadv."ll.8.3mlth.. ‘
Beveralflnishsrsiu
. , . limestone n. an antenna mums,“ .. .
. Wfl . vammmdlwn till
14:! . ”W“ ’ lmumal‘himo 12‘ "ll" 5: mug
. ‘ ‘ ‘ I . ‘ . ,‘ .",. rat,» nil I!" A '” YIf?!" it
t'll “ ““- ‘3'" 7' " ‘9‘ - ‘ M‘llb‘llfflcrfibmnby klfigmm’
. ' Gout! Dr. Richardson's Win-
ofaumeappeurs in My crimes-s. 7"” ”7
alim, ‘ mac wderaourethaworatcases.
Ask forbc. or 100. sample.
-—A full line of yachting caps at
Kane's.
The families of Sidney B. Hawtey and
Hiram Hawiey. of Brookiield, havereuto
ed a cottage at Bell Island for the sum-
mer. George Northrop and sister,- Ame-
lia, of Daubury, will accompany uwm‘
—0wingtotbalargedemandforliagle
BotuthahwdmluIlIfiMM
ale. rootsnd birchbeer,etc.‘.ltlselrneetv
ly requested that all bottles should be
returnedtotbeatore you purchase them
ofsswouasempty. lcwia&Co.
The Union Gospel Temperance Reform
association has elected than officers for
the ensuing six months: President, Ed-
ward H. Beacon): vice-pruidonta, Hiram
Bruudage. Joseph Miller. lliss ll. Rose,
Thomas Wood, llrs. Henry D. liens; sec-
retary, Charles V. Arnold; treasurer,
Henry D. Ices. The association will
hold a peach fealiral in August.
lleury Schultz, Ralph Iockwood, Fred
Jones, Robert Hunt, Stephen Keogh,
l-‘mnk Riley and Joseph Ghiotto were
before Jurtice llorrell this morning.
charged with breach of the in peace dos.
' troying property in the house occupied
by ll. Keeler on the bridge. The prose
outing attorney investigated thccaso and
come to the conclusion that some of the
boys were worse than others. but agreed
to let them all if their parents would pay
the «rats. lockwood. Schultz and Hunt
agreed to this, but the other boys stood
trial and them was set down for Sat-
urday morning at 9 o‘clock.
“DIWALI news.
A. flreny Bridget sari—Thus l'rona the
Bomb 3nd wl'l‘own.
The Norwalk llills at Winnipauk are
being repainted.
The thermometer yeslenlay mixed
from tum 98 in the shade.
~Rsspben‘y shun—WEB and ice aeam
rat the depot rmtauraut. Open all night.
P.’ W. listen has sold a tract of land on
the Connecticut turnpike to Thomas ll.
McCarthy. -.._,..__
The annual semion of the New Eug-
laud A. ll. E. conference will beheld in
Norwalk next year.
Eliza J. Brown, widow of J. It. Brown,
68 Ward street, has been granted a pen-
sion of 312 per month.
lira. William A. Curtis. of West are-
nue, who has been aerimrsly ill for some
time, continues about the same.
P. W. llatea' stone cutters picnic at
Oompo today. This istheir ascend an-
nual outing. They expect to have a
great time.
One of the incandescent light dynamos
burned out at the Norwalk and South
Norwalk electric station! on evening
and for a time there was total darkneas.
~l-‘hh and vegetables cheap at J. B.
Noah's. Ill North lialn street.
C. Ford Beely, of Hartford. formely of
Norwalk, while training on the track at
Springfield for the Washington and Hal
timers bleyclersosa. made a mile with
pacemakers lo M! 1-5.
,Aeablegrsoiredeived from live Ksto
Wi‘mgof wn, who is well
“VII; iu'wr me ‘5'
With friends in laden.
ltlsuatadougood sunwrltythat the
doubletrseklugofthellanburysudlloro
walkrallruadwlll be discontinued now
that titeOunsolldatsu has annulme-
tml. mantra traekanow laid wlllhs
mnflhpg;w_w
‘ ~0s'ut’s. India’s and children's rumour
mm? nil
common-n tbsnlnetletb auulvw'
mvyofhlshirtbday.
Y ,1.
out”
l. ” .r
I, , o“: r “
_'9. ‘ g c 1. H1 .
wan-smrmmilé‘d litigate ‘ '
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84' fwasi-quonfif
w
Wham! will
tlisflneutovalght.
an. nun a m to on.
serereattaekoftheehilh.
. W . , gr t'millfl'».
d U. ' '
etfa
sc'w
'5... .
week.
Oouslna'ahoefactory bassinet down to
give the employes their usual router
The inuutao‘u of Kr. and lira. Frank
Williams. of (distant street. died ,th
ruining. ‘ . ‘
A.B.lalkla&00. willsooa erect
another cottage on Blatant terrace,
westofthearmory. The foundation
already laid. - -
HuasW.Crabb,of NewCanaamhas
received anlucrvassofpeuslontbmub
Attorney P.W.Perry. He now receivn
OBpermonth.
Emmet 11. amino! Roman: has
been granted apateut fora tea and
colleellltersndfidgarJeromeapateut
fortolletpaper.
Isaac N. Thorpe, of Weston, an em»
ploye at Bradley‘s axe facuiry, has re-
called an increms of pan-in, no
amountiugwtldpermonth. .
Attorneys E. ll. Iockwood and George
A. llonnecher, accompanied by Bury
Gregory and R. N. llarehouae. arcdowu
the harbor on a fishing excursion to-day.
-I-‘mh, vegetables and clams cheap at
.l. B: llaah'a, ts North llain m.
Chowder clams 25¢. a quart. , ‘
lion. John J. l’helau will addreai, the
Democrats of Norwalk at their room on
Water street this evening. A Cleveland
and Stevenson campaign - club williha
organized.
Tinnewchapel to be crucial bygLSt.
Paul's parish on Berkeley street filibbe
built either of Portland brown shine 'or
Ridgeiit-ld granite. The bids will proba-
bly beepened thelastofthe weak. .g
In accordance with the vote takenata
velvet meeting ofthe Court «Bums-ea,
painters this morning corinmenced the
work of renovsting and repainting Hope
lioee company‘s headquarters at Walt!
street. "
some clubhouse-t Putnam Park, Red-
ding. The buildan will out “.000. will
be two stories in height, 0‘ colonial Itple.
with broad veranda. TM building will
be completed by August I.
George Williams, who is a member of
Heine's hand, entertained the band Int
evening at his home on Elm street. They
occupied seats on the front lawn and
played several flue selections in a highly
pleasing manner. During the evening -a
collation was served.
~Pure ice cream in half pint, pint and
quart boxes at the Depot Restaurant.
We learn by way of the Daubury
News that two of the mom of li-
lary Ann Rom, who was jilted at Win
ulpsuk last week by William Bums. a
llouaslonle brakeman. are looking for
him, and if he is caught he will farebad~
ly. Borushasuotbeenseen sincebe
went away last Tuesday.
While a Germ employed by John ll.
Wilson, the ital-ran. was delivering lea
at Cite Hatoh's house on Union Park.
late yesterday afternoon. his horse took
fright, ran down loll avenue and tort»
ing up Beideu avenue. In front of Levi
llaaford‘a homethecarteamsiu contact
with a «one hitching M breaking it
otlandthmiagths base. More the
animal could get up the Oerntaa esptur
ed him. lee warm-iteration mun
waskspastahehsahesa ill withgsstrto
manta tsw due ago
funrulwlllhebtllfrem‘oraee oil
"moan
girs'a transition 2
Captain ,
balendhll‘toan‘W‘ More
ct , . Patterns all“
n:
’Womrarrmn.
savages Buaal’dlholluylw'lwet'
, “ nor-us.
Decker and daughter have
1, "‘4:ng M‘ ,-v 1: g.
. ‘ . (.1
undo 1"!!qu
“1’
Kill at
ia"lew'
madam
'11..me lawn Tennis club wmfimfl“,ygfiw , _
hkeastrawridetol‘lorwslksarlyp. " ' .the ' 0' them’
takingagreatdealofpride in it, fully
reallziogthatitwlllbea benefit to the
place-nddo mun toward building up
itsbuainesrlntaresbthau anything else
ooulddo. Workinthemake shop was
command yesterday, about a m
meuhelugemployediuthisdepartment.
Itiaexpeelrdthattheothsrbrauehea of
flaetaetory will he in operation next
week.
—-I’uraoolfecwith pure‘creani. he. a
cup. depot restaurant Open all nlgbt.
Anexcuraionunder the care of Cap-
tain Robertl'hrrto Cock-10’s Island ya-
terday was enjoyed by Rev. C. If. Pegg,
hbaunauddsughter. Walteraud Edith;
Williamcarrand wifaand their guests,
Iii-Cora Frear, of Brewsteu, N. Y.;
Jerome Bmithand wifeand son Ookley,
In. Horny Seymour, llisa Rattle Bar-
teau, Clarence Hawkins and wife and
two daughters. Evelyn and lay, James
L'llornmedieuand wifeand llr. bury,
ofBrooklyu,N.Y. Aelalubake and a
generous dinner spread on the grant
under tier-bade} of onset the tremgrow—
ing'outha ialaudadded gully to the
pleasureof the visitors.
/
uowarron.
lir. and Mrs. W. P. Nmadge are vis-
iting Mr. and lira Samuel Ferris.
Edward Ladrigan has purchased a
mustang from South Norwalk parties.
lIlsa Charlotte Bryan returned yester-
day afternoon from a week) visit in
Brooklyn.
George Portia has realm his position
with E. Thomas and moved to Stamford
with hls‘family.
Him Nan Babbitt, of Ypsilanti, llieb.,
is the guest of Him Edith Eletcher. at
Glenn cottage. She will remain three
Rev. W. 8. White, of Bridgeport, ho!
beenthegueatochorgeW. Bryan. On
Sunday morning he preached in the let-
hodist church. and in the evening in 'l‘f
Darien Hetbtaiist church.
Rev. (3. ll. Deal, of Lanai , ich.,
h- heen spending a few days . resi-
deueeofCharles W. Bell. Sundayeven—
lug he pveachul an eloquent and imprec-
aive sermon in the llatbodhtehurcb.
Aparty of young people from New
York arecatnpiag out on Contaminant
Island. Themeanbarsarullr. and lira.
George L. llarviu, Ir. and In. Frank
A. Mervin, Kr. and Hrs. Andrew J.
Clark. li- Kntie Wren. liar E. I.
locks, Frank A. Rama and Charles
Hopkins.
”All RN.
Ilalph liindley. clerk in the postoibce,
ls sari-nasty ill with typhoid fever.
Ire. Patty Bobbie is slowly sinking
andltis fearedahe will not live many
days.
llrs. John Radorty and daughter. of
New York. are staying at tho Tooker
tlouae tor a short time.
James Reynold-died» Fitch's Home
Sunday. and minim Inn- The
remain- weru taken to Norwich for
burial
Wilbsr llaed.aolavh for J. ll. Ballard.
epent yesterday afternoon at llotoul’oint
with frisodsfrurnOhlo. whom he was
showing the sight.
Ira. Catherine lion-er. of Enema. PL.
h vldtlug her daughter. Ira. Brut
Koch. lira. Roessrlrererdghty years
ofasnand thhlshsr first visited in
four yearn.
volt! . (manipulations-rue!”
‘ . rm m‘“ ammo-m mew”
( mm , .V it warm a null
,ML WUW’M”_ "7‘ «.
the manner at ulflatthstbrt’tlr‘fisrb“ W
thereddsuesoflissfluyuhlehsrtsroa madden-Museum
Wat avenue died 10‘ Mb 'ld Thymmkllledbythel’ittafiald
true-d: run- flh "I" IN“ eaprm'l‘iaesdqysvaningwasfledxeh-
dorm new: M For m rtag,ofllowYavk.whohsdbesnvhltlag
hisseutoutbslohn Intasplaos. Ir.
Intanfonusrtyneeuplsdthel’lattplacs
lathtstuwa. The ring has wad
,.
Menthol-[Henchman
EWoodhullandllenryKeelermfths
Mumm.mvrshn
buyahoutslghtysarsefags. Ilslall
bless-e, wastambaadthathswrstas
mdldefilamhotmmfi lib
mm use we
thwaytnrflvhhudev-I
hlmalhbhqrssd.lllsatteatioaw-
llrsdupeuthsuthsrhhaadlt
mule“!!!
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m ..
'- 1“ “a”
sane III-I'd. W
“WWW“
& Son.
smear. soon-i liltll‘lilllALK. cenu.
fili’ {we
. only in whoae ripening and ripened fruit
‘0-
at Tubular ’ Pm“-
«_
urns anon-urn.
Important lows of thou-ultra“ “it.
In a Mauser! Fern.
TheGerrnanOathollmwlll heldastata
flmem, .quflr”
aparadesud picnic.
‘ humus-radiom-
"y. 'l'hlsyear'acropof bay had been
cutaudwaabnrned. '
’l'heelectrlc light company of Rock.
ville hariugraised ilsrates from525 to
Malightperyear, the board of alder-
July 15. ..
AboutSIJOcitinens of Waterbury have
petitioned the Waterbury city govern-
menttogive perminlontotheWalerbnry
Horse Railroad company to run their
cars by electricity.
The fourteenth ann‘ualturnfeat of the
Connecticut State Turner organintion
will take place in Hartford, the (activi-
ties beginning on Saturday of this week.
Nearly 300 “more will parucr' ‘pate in
the contest.
TbeBridgeport Steamboat Company.
which recently bought up the People's
Steamboat Company. has elected Bow-
ardsmpleaasitasecretarysndtreasurcr.
Clifford Boeae who was recently elected
secretary-and treasurer of the People’s
line, railroad in consequence of the cou-
solidation of the two lines,
The‘Yale-llamrd boat race cost New
Iondon 01,250 and the railroads paid
$00 towards defrayiug the expenses. The
Telegraph says: “The committee is
about .100 eharfof the mammary amount
without immediate prospect of obtain-
hig it. having interviewed all the pre-
vious contributors and been disappoint-
ed in several lateness which the com?
mittee had positively counted upon."
new for Dan-lute.
There '3 a definite cause for the wide-
aprcad demand for atimuhnts, a reason
why alcoholic drink cost or yearly nine
hundred millions of dollars, while bread
Walnut ball as much: and philan—
thropista in this field, with a host of
others, must continue with each sue-
cueive generation the hopeless. unrest
heartbreaking, task of trying to help
thoaewhowillnotoreanuot helpthem—
selves until we can “MM more of
thewiee planting and nurture of that
rejoice.
lleury Laws, in his Physiology
of Com on Life. and some others, claim
desire for stimulants is uni—
vo. . i heeldeutly a natural demand.
' ing is, I think. unsound,
unless it can be proved that the demand
for stimulants animals the mistokee
and errors oi civilization, and is more
universal than tiiese which can hardly be
done.
Civilization means taking W of
theforcesof naturetoserveourpleaaure
and profit, and is, at first, more murm-
ed in poaaroiug all that is possible than
in the careful discrimination of how
theseforcescanrerveusbeat. ’l'hework
«reconsideration comes later. Another
generation must analyze the abundant
supply and make the liner adjustment.
.The primeval man require]. probably.
no more than nature‘s [MW just
‘ Notice!
, r, ,
ongthefeaturesoftheadairwillfa
menhavevotedtodiaoontinuethe lights —— -
Thirstore will be closed all
LEADING
83 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
‘” MY new BOAFEATALEEQE, ' ‘
Containing LIGHTS and SIGN
T liTA‘BLEBfiescriptionsnli
of " to from, ‘ ‘
Raymond street.
“ ’dObD ’ PAYIN
lllill
l22 Fairfield Ave...
“mgr come lo this nullify? rm
otic
, My evemnmcomnmnolng Jugzylllth. at six .mnfi... the .
hot months for the benefit 0 our clerks. ‘ f , -
CHAS:- Hermann
m. Oranges," . :
fimoJuieo'
e‘l'xuntlce" l
on July 4th’ and or Wed-r
. GnocEn,
of Lona isLAnfi no1 ill).
ANDSOME ILLUSTRAT 0N8
$27.50 to $3,000
sent on receipt of‘ five cents. Warerooom,
Water street, foot of
H. EMORY PEAS
E. ,,
c ' ‘POéi’ ION
S
———SNURED FOR GRADUATES AT——
EW BUSINESS BBLLEBE,
Bridgeport. Conn.
Three Departments—Business, Tolegmphy, Stenozraphy and Typewriting.
The following were isrued July 12,
1892. List fumiehed from ofiice of A. M.
Wooster, solicitor of patents. Bridgeport.
Comm
James P. Galvin. Bridgeport, suspend—
era; Andrew Rauh, Bridge rt, device
for adjustin brakes; John L. Tallman.
Bridgeport, one-tail ‘ "
Best 0! references furnished. Call or write for circular.
J. r. 031ml. - ‘ " ' - more“.
‘jyli Ina
Connecticut Patents. Taylor & Golden.
lleal Estate and Insurance.
wasnlram mm;
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
snail f
Wilmot.Bridgeport. paint and varnish
cup: David Grotto, New Haven, garment
stay: Matthew Leah , New Haven, cash
indhaterand ,; John 1!. Shaw,
New Haven, meat cutter; Georgelfiu'ug,
Hartford, valve; Dwight L. Smith,
Waterbury, buckle; John C. Miller,
Waterbury, central draft lamp; Emmet
R. Austin. Norwalk, tea and coffee filter:
Edgar Jerome. Norwalk. toilet paper;
JustusA. Tract. New Britain, trousers
guard; Frank Rbiud, lleriden, argued
lamp; William O’Hara. lliddletown,
pocket knife; Herbert C. liart, Union-
vflle, die for arranging amen blanks: Char-
les J. Ken] f. Seymour, bench hook:
Henry E. llagors, South Manchester.
machine for polishing paper; Rudolph
W. E. Christensen. New liritatn, design
knob and lack cacutcheon.
Tons mo rung?“
Be merits succm who honors suceeas.
There are {110,000 blind people in Europe.
Intelligence is the nynouym of commer-
cial success.
Keep flowers fresh by putting a pinch cl
soda in the water.
Try putting paper bags over fruit cans
to exclude the light.
The small boy now gets tanned by the
sun instead of the father.
The love that in not «Intinually planning
lid building dies in Its sleep.
Some people would like to have an inqui'
lition to mmpel Iibcrality and toleratlou.
The letters in the alphabet of the differ-
ent nations vary in number from twelve to
an.
When the dude goes out in a beat it isn't
necessary for him to take a net. to catch
crabs.
The trouble with the man who knows
nothing is that he is always the last to llnd
u out. '
Forty-eight ammut language» are apo-
hen in Mexico. The greater port of them
are Indian.
There are people who seem to lose all
their religion the minute they can‘t have
their own way.
The man who thinks that Ian. neighbor’n
house is too big will own he complaining
that his own is too small.
“Ammonia for household cleaning" is
the fashhmable sign on grmery stores at
as they grew. and. like the underneath
ented animals. might be let: to eat "'
when and as he choose; but when agri-
culture has multiplied them Indefinitely,
and commerce has brought to our doors
lbeproductsofall climates. and there is
nosed ofshill in combining these, the
natural result is that we provide um
tirauflrebody can dbpoas of. And so
cirrhotic drinks are unsorted to to Inlet
digestion and gratify the almdy over-
stimulated appetite.
The desire for stimulants among the
verypoovisincreaasdmodouht, by in-
sullloieut nonriahlneut. but the Intelli-
gent perm“ must think for the unthink-
inn
no
hithasstberewill
g“...
arsnotthroulyintrtapavatehahttathat
sumo be part of our metal fabric.
Mbaulnealeuhblswastsoffrsllug,
ofsmotlon.audwill.andtbepowsr lost
iutheasrarlonachannslsofllfa tell the
wholeslory.liwswould trace it
otthsuudlrsotador macaw
atthsoubat.’ Aehlld
the pond ales
ofattlvperaaeemdrtyaerhglaiettoa
raven-amnion. ills salvation
l
l
, new
gr... in v . ‘, .,
“Him
this time of year in Philadelphia.
If feather pillows have an unpleasant
small place them before a good fire and let
them have a good, thomugh icing.
Personal matters nhould never be intro
duesd at a chance meeting if the shin!
party is not conversant with the facts.
New waitress aprons seen in the beat
shops are oi tine lawn, with wide henna and
dropruflles reaching to the bottom of the
skirts.
Ignorance is ssen In its true colors when
It interferon in the {neural aflalrs ct life
and strikes a death low to prosperity and
harmless.
An underground railway about seven
miles long and a circular subway of the
name length are in course of countructlou
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