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followadby arrow or rain. 'l'o-mor-
rowi prhmlaea to lapartly cloudy. withno
deeldad“temperatnra changer. preceded by
ralnorlnowontbecnaata
scorn noun“.
What tumor Oarcuy moat-g
Aaafehaabeen placed in the South
Norwolkofllceotthaaalectmen.
Cbtrlet 4.me helirionaly m with
typhoid fever at hie home on Weatatreet.
«Inne'a, 51 Washington atreat, open
early and late.
Thoma Robbin. baa moved into the
lbwer part of Jamea O'Hara’a new houae
on Smart avenue.
Therein fine akating on Keeler’a pond,
theicebeipgabouttwoinchuthickfltd
"meek
-No. 6 when Town Topica, for
min at Flynn'aflfl. uewa etand.
~ w . rut-Pr—
Edmund E. Crown, who ha been aeri-
oualy eichfor about three weeka, it now
on the road to recovery.
The Board .of Councilmen will hold
their regular monthly meeting this even-
ing at the Council Chamber on Haviland
street. .
-—fieah~‘brnken candy at We. in
Waahington atreet.
John F. Flynn haaaecnrod the aervicea
of two additionalplunibera, Frank Tal—
bert, o! Greenwich, and John 1?. Brady,
ot Bridgeport. , j
The annual election or oflcera of
Dongli’ Fowler Port, 0. All, takra
placeilifievehlng‘“ ‘ l'nth‘epoitrodm on
the Wilingt'on atreet hidge.
~A lull line of truth confectionery at
Lane'e, bl Waahington at.
TbeSonth Norwalk frienda of hit. and
Min. Charles II. Downa have received
fl'At Home" cards, announcing that they
will be at home at licourtlandt place, on
Thundnyr. December” and 29.
The King'av Daughtera of the South
Norwalk Convex! ionalcburch will hold
their monthly buainem meeting Tuesday
orening.at 7:3) o'clock, with Ira. Tall
marine Baker. of Wat atreet.
n; y W‘-
—8pecial for today: Prime tnrkeya
at lie. lb.: Pgoplc’a market, Norwalk
and South Nmfifi
William_Xoul§,"iv‘ho baa been a mi.
dent ou'fiagview avenue for acme time.
tailed from Key Yuk Saturday after-
noon for Glaagow, Miami, where he
will probably apend the remainder of bio
lite:
Frank Daria, agadtwentyaix, a brake-
manon the Cmaolidated railroad, waa
caught between bumpera while coupling
caraat Bridgeport, laat night. Several
of hit ribe were broken, hie mach waa
badly cruahed, and he will probably die.
-—lttaaonable pricm at Lane'a depot
reataurant. Openallnight.
Ileana. Benhlein, of Hartford. have in.
riled theltotel proprietore of Connecti-
cutto meetandlnnch attheirhotrlto
day. 'l'beohjretietoform a Connecti
cut Hotelaaaoclationfor mutual benefit
andprolection. Landlord Wok. ofthe
laboukemmwillattend. .
durationflovralpanmearriagaaoad
tram, learnt. and tile-rota. Inquire
«WWW. ‘ '
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About forty membara of the Arlen
Bluglngaoclety,aocompauiadby their
walkeunfinganthadalnatlme.
«mmmmyattane’a,
"Kama-£24....
Prank Ulla-media. apopalaryoaag
elark wbok-baaawith'l'aylorluotdta
for aeare “alft‘tbeba-ploytlatar»
du- hat-m
lair. r,“ .nllllo—etliaa,
thagroetrnaaquagJJIwhartVl-tat
compare“, leebaaaottbe
latelt. Mean-tit
nut M
Ir. 1.
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n Lysine; emu-.2.“-
northrra'llghtteerly larteraatagn
Regular maetlug~ot Collar! Encamp-
ment lie. 31:1. 0, 0. 7., tar-night.
Charleen Seymour. the m.“ I
new illmtrated advertbrment to-day,
oatlaattentiontoa complete add varied
aortmentofholldayedihlea.
-Pera eoflae with poignantly»
eupcllepd'rettaarflt.’- once-um ,.~
ILA-"‘W _' in.
, rOH.~»WIlIuw,< F. Judah!” WI”
vbit Union Lodge.“ offitamford. Wed-
neaday night. Grand later Stirling
willbepreeent.
The aalt water flabing and lvathingaeaw
eon having come to an end, William B.
Lockwood baa taken hia naphtha launch
out of commi-ion.
—-Notice 0. B. liarvey'a epecial
Thanhglving advertiaentent on another
W-
The regular communication of Old
Well lodge, F. and A. It, will beheld
tomorrow night. Either the flrat or
aecond degree will be conferred.
W. Shelton Stevenaon has been trana'
ferred from tbeNew Baron oflicea ofthe
Couolidated road totheoflce of General
Freight Agent Coggawell of the Bourn-
tonlc divialon, in title city.—Bridgeport
Farmer.
_ —Buyler'a candy, freah every day, a
We, 51 Waahington tt.
The City Hotel waa tbronged with
people Saturday evening and the concert
given by the Jerome Kay Banjo club, at
Bridgeport, wee highly appreciated by
all preterit. Alter playing in the cafe
for acme time the club went to the par-
lor-t wherea number of ladica enjoyed
the aelectiona rendered.
George Iconard. of Darien, who oper-
ateaone of thepreaaer in Denniet
Blanchard'a atraw worka, waa badly in-
jured thia mbrning. won. be war at
work the brake ol the prove flew up
and atrnck him under the right eye. lay-
ingbiacheekopenandmaking a revere
brulae. He wenttoDr. W. C. ,Borke'a
olllceany had the wound dread.
--Tha Ladiee' Aid Society of Trinity
Epiacopal church will holdacake and
apron tale in theSunday rebool room
from 4 todpmqou Wedneaday, the
7th inat. Allarecordially invited.
Harper'a Baurfor December 10th will
be an elegant Christmas number, eupertr
ly illnatrated. and containing many at-
tractive holiday features. Among othrr
Chrlnlnao m it will include ”The
Witch'e Strung-Box,” by Eva Wilder
chlamon, and "Dean Aldewater'u
Baby," by Florence Wattere Snedelier;
therewillalao bea Cbrietrnaa poemby
Harriet Preacott spoflord. Ira. John
Sherwood will contribute a apecially
prepared article on "Afternoon Tea,"
giving full detaila of the etiquette of that
social function. The illustrations will
be numeroue and particularly attractive.
-—An amortment of froth Huyler’a
candy at Lane'a, bl Waahington atreet.
Funeral aervicea over therernaina of
Ira. W. II. Raymond were largely at-
tended yeaterday afternoon from her late
honreonllenry atreet. Rev.B.B.
Bum, pattor of the Pint Hetbodiat
church, of which the demoted are a
member, ofliciatcd and the qua-lotto
choirnf thechurch, Ira. J. C. Newkirk.
lira Alice Sherwood, liornce llalch and
Frank Kath. rang appropriate aeiectioua
There were many floral tributes. among
them being a wreath from the trimmeva
in Raymond lComatock'a hat factory.
andapillowfrom the mberaoi the
family. The pallbearera were ’1'. I.
Raymond, (LB. Seymour. Edwin Wil-
oox and C. P. Hallock.
”KIA“ DEW“.
a .aeaylwdaetol llama that the
Hawaii-darken
' Baeklagbal’aat,0.A.l..wtllelrct
ofloaaWed-eadayntgbt.
lleat may and Saturday are no
dayainthaCatholieeharch.
Calvin N. Andrea-and family, of
MMMNMIDW
putt.
Atabyboywaaberatolrmatlln.
WNIa-ldamamof lewtowaavvaae.
aarlyyawday-oraiag.
Wtflhmmmbmjarat»
all from themathbmaght with his
aemelaam-flaaoteottoa.
,_ Lianafalraratagtke alert-tr
rflhumrmu loath
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’l‘herawarabrllllantdbplay out»
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34 wneji-iiuoroii;
Yeaterday William Sheldon connected
the new water main at Winnipatlk with
the Norwalk ltllh.
woodarathelatretaddltlmth “I!
ottelaphoueaabeerlbera.
‘r'l'lie‘IAdlea' aoclety of Bt. Paul'a
church ram meet at tlwpe'rhh about
Widen-dry afternoon' " .‘attm :-
~Clairvoyant, 7 Water at, Norwalk.
lht
(I,
The monthly meeting of the Alpha
Wheel club will be bold tomorrow
evening. Afttll attendanoeiareqneated.
i: Thur-day evenibg the {indherhood of
St. Andrew will hold ita annual meet-
ing at St. Paul'a pariah roorne, beginning
at 8 o'clock. ”a”
United Stats liar-ital Emory 17.
Strong, of Bridgeport, war in town thin
morning auhpmnaiug witoeesea on the
Nagelliqnorcaae.
The Sunday school of the A. II. E.
church will give a concert in the church
on Thuraday night. December 8. Ad-
miraion will be free
Isaac Bentley, who recently injured
his foot by dropping a heavy iron on it,
and who hae been confined to the bouae,
is now able to get about.
Fret Sweet. a driver on the Winnipaok
branch of the atreet railway, in eerioualy
ill at hia home on Higl’ atrert. Henry
llnthiee in driving in hie place.
Cllfll’lt‘fi Gregory was arreattrtl for
iirunkenneaa by Odloer Martin, Saint
day night. This morning he waa die»
charged by an order from the juatire.
An epidemic aimilar to the grip baa
again appeared in town. The aymptoma
area good deal like thereof thegrlp,
but at yet the local phvaictana dialike to
call it that.
Thecaaeof Gouge Grumman, charr-
ed with depoaitiu eouetarteit coinaio "I
mudcal phonograph, contra up in the
United tit-terminus» Mord:
Wedneaday. The caae of Ira. liar
Nagel, for illegal liquor aelling, contra
uptomorrow.
William ll. Whittleaey, machman for
We Ward Sellvck, died at hie home
on France etreet. fitturday, of quick col.
nuuiptinn, aged twenty-tam. lie waa
the loft of Richard Whittlraey. The
funeral will beheld from his late home
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. The
burial will be at Riveraulc.
At St. Mary's chuflh. yesterday, Rev.
W. J. Slocum announced that on neat
Sunday. Comm Day. there would
be master in the baaemrnt of the church
at 6:10, 7:5), 8:3) and 9:30 a. m. At
10:30 ticket holder- will beadmitted to
a notion of the maceration terriers.
which, however, mmmem at 6:3!)
o'clock in the warming. Vvapera will be
eung at 7:5” o'clock in the evening. The
donor will be open at 7 o’clock.
——Dr. W. A. Lockwood will deliver an
willful It Innkemotl'a “all, at 8 o'clock.
Turntlayllomormw) evening, Subject.
"Alcolmi: What it is, When [limits-red,
and tie Action on the Living. llumtn
Ikaly," wording to the latent verdict of
acience."
Dir. Loomie. the riocutionitt of the
next entertainment in the Y l.(:. A.
courae, Wedut-aday evening, ia remark-
ably talented. Prom bia boyhoml he
haehren find of recitinttaad banana.
ltllll aptitude for originating auto-int:
parodiat. lie in alaoclerer with hie pen,
having publiabed charming ator’tm for
children in so Nicholaa, The Chriatian
Union, and Independent. lie ha a pat-
don for country Me, and haamoved re-
mntly menmicnt. whteh‘eaablnt b
tort-curebim. “5w“
Allvrlyaaaeoeearredattbe ballot
theiiilverlaaf Social club, lat The»
daynight,and aaita aeqnellt la prob
able that William Hamilton will be It"
noted. themed with arm-tit upon hie
wife. lttt reportedthatlra. Hamilton
foundayoaugeoatanintheetabtaceot
harhtwbaadedbeeaaaoaw at
him that the proceeded to comb the
kialaoatothiakdr. Heobjaetadand
atraekker. ‘l’ka paahbmrat lead to
Iavaba madam
toakuhmthroegkthalaw. nape
ovaaiagef the alt thepoliee ware
What-dean“ f
“mm 3‘
mane-Iowan rue-cite.
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’Jonnn. lllut and Dr.W.A.l.ooh
.«n . .
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one run, elven.
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liewa and (lonely afimbayla loot
‘ lorwalb.
In. H. H. Tucker ii in Utchlield
oonntyonahuntingtrip:
lint. George B. ltead la viriting her
paranta at King’- Ferry, N. Y.
Charlea Benedict will lend the Epworth
league meeting in the lethodtat church
tonlltbt. Subject, "Communion with
Chriat.” ' ' ‘
Smith's orchestra ha been engaged to
furniab mnaic for donning at the next
amiable of Mayflower Hook and Ladder
crimpnuy', which will he held in Randall'n
I] .1], Wednesday evening, the 13th iuel.
The tnembern of the Advent Christian
church will hold a meeting in the church
next Friday evening to conaider the ad-
viability of calling Rev. G. L. Teuple,
of leriden, to become pastor of the
church,
In speaking of the' programme given
by the Epworth league 0! the East Ave-
one)! B. church, Friday evening, the
name of Mrs. Cbnrlee Godfre , of Sangu-
tnok, Vine inndvertently omitted. Mm
Gndfrct‘ favored the audience with two
beautifully rendered vocal solos.
When on a rielt to Iowa, Mr. K Del-
ton, of Luray, lineaell County. Kansas).
called at the laboratory of Chamberlain
& Co... Den divine-e, to show them his six-
yenr old boy, whose life had been saved
by Chamberlain's Cough Remnly. it bar—
ing curt-d him oi a very revere attack of
croop. Mr. Dalton in certain that it env-
ed in» boy'tt lilo and it entlmeizoxtic in his
pmim: of the Ilwmrvly.
Ill) if .t \"I'05.
A happy party of young people
aaaentbled at the harm: of Captain and
lira. W. I. Stevens. Saturday afternoon.
theoccaeiou being the eighth nunirer
aaryof their daughter Kate’a birthday.
The little folke enjoyed themselves play
ing the uaual gamer, and a collation w»
aervad. Thoae preaent were liuee Olive
Hart, Susie Batter-on. Sophia Kelting.
Beatrice DeWater-a, Olive Janice. Hattie
Young, Ehie Crockett. Iinnle Bowen.
Grace Plunder. Pbmbe Ackerly. Chris-
tine Mn. Ethel Petty. Eatelle Codin.
Vivhu Stevena, Jennie Intruder, Hamie
Huyler. Edith Mead, Lillian Crockett,
Iltiaetta Ilart, hora Crockett, Belle
Petty. Helen Lynch, Maud Ray mood,
Sadie b-wnrlea. Mary llnymofl, Nellie
“mull; Master: Boy Cmckett. Charlo-
liauf, ('luri-rs Crockett, l’vrrin L'llom-
molten. Edgar Lynch, Dmid Mills.
Willie Dthttcn. Samuel Pillar-r, “'ll
liom Raymund, Gurney Jame», John
ShillinJuhnlfoIIiH. l-‘ml Dililllt’, t‘lnrv
e-llt'e'. Jewrll. Eddie Ktymuml, Fn-d
Stu-tans, Stanley Jewell, Fred Hulw,
Innis Raymond, William Lee and ii.»
word Stevens.
Coauetlent Railway Stock .
The state board of equalization has
made no changes in the returns of rail-
road stools for purpmof‘taxntion. The
Villltallutl put upon their ell-elm by lbw
'ill'llllllt L'tttlllllltlt’s to an follow-s:
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Sew llat'en and North flanpton
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Airhnmpreterredl .. .. . 1m
Sew linvrn and Derby ............... . , , :15
SnuxItturlt .. ......... .. ...:u
llnrtfomlan-ll'onnn-ilrui Valli-s . ,. in!
New York. I'roruletwe and Ihrmun . L’J'v
New York and New England lCllllIil-UDIIJ. .. 3!
New York and New Eneiand lPfl'I’f'l'dl . *9
Norwich and “'tlrt'eritrr (preferred! ...... tin
NewWonB-‘cmhcrn . .. to
Hartford and Connecticut Weatem ,. . :Ii
llrrnaatontc iorefarrnll 3i
Iihepang ... .. .. . h
llrriulila railroad . :1!)
The Ridgetlcld and Sew York rnilrmul
and the booth llanclmter rnilmad re.
port that their them are not quoted in
the marer
Corr-t7 Continuum-err Iopart.
The unruly cmntnmaiunert for Pnirtlrld
oonmy Saturday complete-(l their annual
min, which an» tiled with the more-
my «it an... and which It in aura-tam
minnows: licoripu from the earning:
ofpraeoneraat the jail. “.100: from li-
nen-ea 5 per cent , “.480 70: rovinaatlone.
$27.53; county tax. mfioul; alate tax,
’J'illfll: and other incflentah. matting
a Mini of $11.7“ 83: Amount due from
atate board 0! poo-M 09.9!) M. Kt-
penditura at the jail for puwiaiono.
clothing. etc" for WWI-er with
alerte- to the attendant. MM“.
laotbtadaa to the county, bondtat 4
par eeat. later-rt. “all; m at 4 per
cent. mm temporary loaa tram
City national beak, loath ltorwalk, for
an Miler. tit“! 0t: out WM“.
eraser. snort-I
”mam-Mn» to
NORWALK. cow.
out Itiéiiiiiimlns.
Secretary Noble's Interesting
Annual Report Made Public.
ALASKAISIHAVBBY BADWAY.
Oar Bl. Territory la Overrun with Law-
breakera and 1mm a new Government.
Utab'a Mort-tuna sincere in Their Ite-
lorarT—Warlt of the Penal» Depart-ram.
. Within-ms, Dec. 5.~ln his annual re-
port Secretory Noble, 0! the interior-dc
partment, aaya lhnt educational work
among the indium baa been greatly in-
creased and improved in eil'lt-ierwy. There
has been an increase ol’ over iii per cent. in
attendance of children in the schools, the
total for 1193 being 19,7“! xclmlnm. Under
the policy of Indian allotment», negotiw
tions with fourteen tribe.» during the pres»
ent. administration have resulted in upt'll-
ing up for public settlement nearly :19},-
NW”) acres of“ land. Uthcrnegot‘tntiom
pending will, when ratifiedyndd 10,000,010
acres more. The amount of the inlet funds
credited to the various Indiuntriben ag Ire-
gates 83,235,768. During the year thorn
were paid in cash to the Indians in fullill-
ment of trent y stipulations SMIOJM.
With the exception of .1 small amount of
work on vitni statistics and population and
the statistic: of luauuincturim and ngri-
cniture, all the regular Wul'li (If the-eleventh
ccueus is about complriczl. The farm
mango-gut report will he complcted in a
year.
The l’r-neiort "like.
There were on June 30, m3, chum) pen-
sioners borne upon the rolls, being more
more than were on the rolls at the clone of
the [fielwllnk‘lll your. Among these are
twenty-two wulotva nnd dunghtera oi 2.0L
there of the Revolutiunitnd 15:. survivor»:
oftne waruf me. The total amount ex.
pended Iot‘ penniuns during the year was
amenable“. and i: is calilllitll'tl that the
appropriation for 1:31:15 ut summon will
lenreniielicirnuy. Then: have tin-n tiled
upwdnte of Oct. 12, new, vows: chums
under the act of June 27,13». The force of
the penswn other: mneints of 2.0m persoue.
The total number of ctfllllualt'fi insueddur-
ingthe year was 311,519. The total num-
ber oi pensioners dropped lromthc rolls
waa 25,31}. The average annual value oi
each petition on the roll is 8133.“.
The commissioner recommends the ap-
pointment oi on actuary tocoilnte certain
atatiatica relative to the question of the ct.
tent or army service upon the expectation
of liver of aoldiera and the probable dune
tlonof thepenatonroll. The eatirnatelor
the deficiency for this year is "tween,
and the eatirnote for the fiscal year ending
June to, 1M, in ambient).
The latrcau of railroads has been em-
ployed in necking mansions no to the
heat treatment the government ehoultl give
to the debt of suhoidized railroads now rip—
plumbing maturity. TM euggeetiuus made
in the commissioner's report. look to an en-
tensiott o! the debt and an momma oI
occurtty. The report of. tin- ,{ut’el‘ltlnuhl
directors of the Union l’avmr ltniimml
company shown that they L‘uilxt‘itlcwflh the
commL-monerm remnmwndmg nu exten-
sion of the “till. rather mm Iorrchinum.
l'tah Not Ready for statehood.
New Mexico and Arimnn are both anx-
ions for emu-boa]. The governor of Fish
rays that the int illlett'ohnI thrpcopie
and the territory do not myvt ju-nt‘y the
mutilation of Utah tutu ntnteiumi. iii-ex-
pm in: belirfl in the gmd (mm and
honestly of purpme of the Mormon Irwin»
and the people in their nimuloumcntut
polygamy ntut tln-ir ubctliz'nu: to tm: inns
of cohgrean on the Sulijn'i.
The impulntion oi Ilkiztuunm in him“ it to
be limit». not including the Indian- in in)
atill maintain their tribal l’t‘lilliuilh. I’Slgir
ty-tive per cent. of the. pupuiutmn :m:
whiteeuml only about .‘i per cent. foreign
hunt. The Wealth of Hwy emu: and Amp.»
hoe counties Lt ”minim, Llclutlliig tum-
counties the ltmwawlr'a rrturln snow u m1
utttum uI til,t\'»,iii.'
'l’ht-qucnuunnl mlmimznn to niiiir'llxlml
it already bring liL‘s’llu-w-l,i‘.lltl it I- n.»
pounced tlml ilu' pulpit mil 5mm ink int
lamb-«Allin. ltrmemlwnng llntt lllls rum-c
territory wan lllt'rt‘l) grating land at lin-
begiuniug ut “ti-i mllullilnlt.llllili,tlllrl my
lnbit 01 population, wealth outl "mention
in marvelous.
. Diaorder la Alia-Ira. .
Alaukn iii virtually ultimut an organized
government. it inilllllmtli m pmmn per-
petratom oi uutmgcn,nml mnuugh-rt in.
teat that-mat and delxtttrit the "hitter.
The mmtury recrnntuemh on nppmpr‘w
tion {or a attain pollen \‘ewl. Auldinomtl
commbiaionrra and «Marty umnimlt nre
eammily I’l‘llllt‘hli’tl. lion-roman! llih-ptl-llllt
“til it board oi ['Ilfll‘lllt’n appear to be
among the gruttoot Ilt't'lln of that L'ullllll’].
The ante of imuorlo the lliltlren is repre»
heated to he a great rum to the people.
The international complication» Mining
[tutu the killing of the real in the ocean
and Behring mt have urrnlly etnlntrrmml
the lentil-cant the lull bluntly. The room
tary prevents a bill (ranted to give Manta
a better government.
The Nicaragua Cart-l.
The prmnt oilicera of the Nicaragua
Canal unupany are Hiram llitchcsmk,
pee-idem; (Shut-lea l‘. llnly, rice pm’uient,
and Thomaa ll Atkioa. aecretmy and
lraaoum. A majority ot the brand of «ti.
andall the otllcrra are cittrona' of
United titaua The mun» of the
work h-eoutlnnad during the past year,
and acne valuable loan at engineering
hvehaaa aeeotapllahed la the
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CHAS. E. . Seymour '
n. uranium 31,. to. mom; ‘
Fm qutrttra lamb, to.
E. J. WAD
I’EliPlE'S IIIKET.
13 North Main Street. South Norwnlk.
Telephone Call. 52—3.
Grateful John.
The occnionnl stroller could not. fall to
notice the agitation of the lunk man with
thin hair who paced the bench nervouniy,
hie anxious gm bent upon the lost bath
home but. one. At. thewnnd of n woumn’:
mice issuing from the diminutive stront-
ure the innit mun might have been ob-
aerved to tremble and break into a profuse
perspiration.
“John.”
It was it timid, shrieking voice.
“She mustn't do it," muttered the tank
man to himself. "The end jnetiiien the
menus."
He looked very desperate.
“John."
The woman’» voice was it trifle more con-
fident, not to my impatient.
"Yoycs, Hannah. "
“Ari.- there many looking?”
no glanced at tho fIP‘x’El’it‘il strand.
"About. 4,001), Hannah. ”
A sound like a gasp came from the loot
bathhouse but (me.
“Any ship» phasing, John?"
'I'lw innit lmux scanned tiu- horizon.
“Tilt-{.54 tun (‘Xt‘llr-ii'il bouts anchored
right in front, Hannah."
For n time the last bathhouse but. one
emitted nothing.
”John!"
The anxiety of the innit mnn hrul been
grailuaiiy (importing.
"Yes. Hannah."
"Is the water c-c-cold, John?"
He guxed at the rays of the bent radiot-
lng from the ocean‘s placid surface.
"A man hasjust been taken out with the
cramps.”
“Oh, clear."
The lank mun hardly breathed.
CiJohn‘Y’
“Hannah."
“It will take to long to get my hair dry."
Ilia betokened a reviving courage.
“Unquationably, Hannah."
"I don't believe I'll go in, John.”
“Why, Hannah!"
Ha atmnlated the accenta of regret, but
bia face glowed with ratialaetion.
“No, John, I ehan't go in.”
“Thank heaven,” he whispered devontw
ly. “Again the world is prevented from
leaning that lmnrried only for money."—
Detroit Tribune.
Laying the Blame.
Asthe grocer saw him enter the more
with a quick, angry stop, he knew he had
no ordinary crxstomrr to dull with.
downn barker he had been carrying and
delivered himmvif of a little speech be bad
evidently rehearsed on the way.
"This in an infernal outrage on n citirvu
and n—n—«cmih m~r.umer." in- thunder”!
bringing bi-i dim-ll ti-t down Willi n
thump. "lie-re you have not onlysnin-
eyes "I my Wife-15“; wife. air: .imt 1qu.
what you mean by selling hilt‘ll thingy."
The grocer riicntiy opened the Hulk
basket. but slnmmniulown (in: lid tin? nut.
moment sin-l mover! nmrvr the door, win to
he could i‘itlr 1x the fruit air. In :1 yellow
bowl insole 1L.- li.t~l\l‘£ (rt-h- hit]! it llrrll'n
crooked tit—3'4". .Vnthing but it di‘l‘p awn-m
of wrong could httvt- inalurml tlmmzmtu
bring them (rim. immo, for tin- lllinl’. ixuirt
[m permn Would Law milliliter! that they
were too far gum.- nimuiy.
'Tlmne arc llll'c' thitxgo to put. in your
window and Mimi fruit may, nin't 1hr; l"
lntrmigntul the mun in It Mh‘n-flifwni.
.; "I'd jurt like to know Wllfll. t-xcuw you
can make.”
l “Win-n did you buy thrm?"n~‘...-.l the
' grocer after chewing the ends hi hi» intui-
; tarhe awhile.
"Lon: night."
"I thought there tins it lilir‘ifflk‘t- wine
where," replied the “hitch with a return-
. lug smile on his fave. "it was your own
blunwnlr. The": egg-4 were an It't‘nll no
dairies when l lulu-[ml tin-m a fortnight
2 ago."~New York Evening Sun
Ughtniwg'a I've-ha.
In mm a little girl was standing at a
window neurwhich stood a young maple
tree;allaeh of lightning atruuk either the
glrlor the tree or both, and on irnnguof
the tree vest-i found printed on her body. in
another inntnan- u boy climbed n trw to
Ital a bird's neat; a lightning limit etrurk
thetrw. the boy fell to the ground, and
, on bin burrow the mango of n trim, with the
. HM and mt on an» of tho bromine», up
pared mmt catrpicunnwly.annmbert'
Journal.
lfa New York millumum- mrmadln—
n ur in 5th atomic and lilithrtrwt. (Lithium
.10."), which given ill purple «impart-win,
a Ill thew poo lie art-ruin. '50.!!! in do»
tmr' bills are llnnll have to pay '7th
eu-h fmtfnctutllhu (Yuri-mourn . I,
what would be the roving per cnptta if
an; dig” ohould witty“. there
It permi- It I
‘ at ’e drug atore when-
you mayhave the pruriemaolvwl and
It biforntation almnt tutu Blood Curr
but Emma USS TSssaI
a co..
Wencficjpmc“
mmummm
am tut.
“finance".
unmiimutntco.
it leer“ trauma-nan.
lioness cuppen.
Marianna-tantalum.
tie-true
m ammun-
, _ , M , .F 7*“
. , .lolna lamb. llc.
wanton! and llattrbr limpet, lie. llatktl.
Street llrrtna Granger, 20c. tutu.
HAMS. Proprietor.
FREE DELIVERY,
. Mm»!
. 'm:
95 LariNul’itul‘
l
l
:Tnlies nlhftl.0nt: or Iilu braille
igifi.
i
The ' S“
mun i-trorle over to the counter, threw I.
l
‘~rtwr. South Kant ilk.
sprint WHILE ms to. commits.
llinll noun teeth, in.
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PEflPlE’s uttttr,
21 Wall Street. Norw
Telephone Call, 5?»:k
W Eagle... Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
“Ah II I NG‘TON STREET.
Vermin: looking fora!nt.or house and lot,
with the. flow of mtcbnein
eniinnd u-miurmirlis-t. spare invited to
t e re them for
rule in ever) part of the wit nf. rraer
prime and on not terms. y ”13.3“,
w ,t mm It. ’ W
LApn-zs amnion a: t-i m...
. tomes wt tnu‘. l w .
with evil nddrc—se-l. Jargfld Strifelaopelieig
about MI in. tomb in .l, rm. ' don:
m. .1. $.73? "W '
T find “Hawaii is aware pollaberecan
empl ynent l l
the Kean a Duty Mfg. m: (tlcv’e’lazsd? 6:3; to
.. 4 ., n33t
4"
GRIT]! l.\' on vrl’t'anl, b" Swedish {lit—j
P quire at 4‘) Kurt . Me n street. Sogulrb NS:-
lit «1:332
(flJLfliil-lekirl: SSSSESSSS'ommm t can
1‘ and inn'ndrrm it" rrencea re. nimlk.
t pp!) at to it chi nwnne, Sorwnlk. «ll lw
'l‘o MIT. " W
’l‘iiE lune-e bun».- with barn and alum! one
acre or ground. Item 5:!) per month.
4 my in: 1mm (I for own: of trans Inquire
uti'i'r m the Ulrl Well Ulgnrffo., Pill Washington
as“
W
St» {tour-t tum.» No 5'. Inhizrnavenne,
{:tt
win: ul’ .‘Il’n. lhomai
.m, Hr i'drick Bloke-
. ,. will.”
7i. containing 5 rooms.
:5
water in.
It. Smith. nu!
arnl puinrul: tum-r In.
1 ”LEE No :5 I’ll}; «rm—i. newly {law
Home Ho. 6
. : water on
lmtlta «the; m gr} nl um litmn. Inquire of John
ll itnapp. r: \\ «at alrct‘l. South .wrwaik. Vt.
A? "
110' SE Smart”. Water street. 8910; Muse
. Jim-nus. Waters re t. slur. house Went
.‘aurwuilt road, 5,11); house
“2.0%. ha: shop with i-zgine
mund Brut.
Five Mile River.
and boiler. ltay-
m3
i SICEIA' furuiv-hrd room‘nr hoard, good
4 accommodation, at 4 Franklin arreet.
l: inquire at Luther Wright's carnage Inc—
ry ’l
;N___h_-._ .. M3”. "
R reception. entertniumentn. nice and
E ball-, 0. u. A. it. hat. will: street.
l‘mrwalk. Electric lighto and all modern con-
Vrniencee. At reamnahle rates. Inquire of
J. u. Jenniml Knight street. nzlam
TIIEstnre intely occupied by the J. and J.
Hzrrn-ttun Company. a m a suite 0! rooms
in Jame» block. Apply to r. at. John Lock
wood. tnhtee. n15 tr
1:“ i: {norm or. the tint floor. corner South
Shim street and llnnfunl Hm. Rent
[vrmr rooms norm-r Woodward avenue
and .‘IHHUW sin-9t. lien! h. Apply to E. .\.
m3». ,rl " am
‘1’" “ 'a'i.
_\ (1) pi: k'd opp-in for «air by the barrel.
Iml l rr ut’ l’ntrick Mob-icy. 455mm: it
It.
I
\I': ~ iltllt'it mm.— fur fittll'. Apply to Jacob
._ \ luuh, In ‘v'.’:mii.n;;.u:. bli‘rL‘l, ~0th
; )‘if‘o'alk. tléat
died me out of my gun! mum-y. but made ‘
the appear n poor, miserable foul in the ‘
at tho-:wthc’re—fmaiia. air, or»! tell me.
‘ Gill”) hi tr-lt bur-e. whens). Apply to David
x .‘hm. ill Smith )Iittz. ~1rert. '13 if
('.\lil'lNli kl.li‘.‘\. p It'lirl‘ knives, nbem and
.' ww- rl’h. min it 5»: .mix Hardware (to.
mt’flliitn
gnlrrlainmrnls.
nus“: HALL. suum lllliillllt.
W. II. Ik\.\|’l'. “arranger.
Wadnesdgy Eve'g, Dec. 7
Brinkley Bros.
iiur ioblins!
i’rv mini by
.‘lllS “Elli! lib". K' lli lT.
lili'll.\lili l“. i' “(WILL
('I..\li.\ I..\Vi.\l’3.
Willi \\l “l. ‘2 l 4 ELL,
ANN”; Sill' l‘ilI‘IIllJNIl.
ll'li'ln “Infill“.
AXE t BELL.
Scrum l int.I «lancer.
Ali-l turiu- nlllv'ln,
PflPllllll PlliBES. 35, 5|], lit.
[If t‘rvrrl I-nl- ill I'lM-twl'ulrug «tun-.50.
...r.».i|k. .ni ihlr’ulrm; n'wl’v, .‘oorwnllt Ct.
t"
l. I. c. l. Entertainment (liaise.
llilliflll mm HOUSE.
Wednesday Eve'g. Dec. 7
.‘Ilifi JESSIE "AU. WAD“. Hip-With".
bill'l“ Kili’l’, Mi'o Vin‘iti l
I‘ll/t". BATIK”. L'lll‘ll“, llnmnrlrl.
Mil. W. Vl'Mtllttl'EI'lIIX“. l’inabt.
hi 7
rims, n... so.
anion] Ad-Iaelnrt ‘lleboia at In I)...
”"7. 3".
(‘narlopeno at Pinneo'a and i'lakilad'a
eat-
anlar Iain-tor. the. I. at rn'em. at It
r» the inn. at in. l’aal'a mitt.
Illllb ”Ill. CWT“ III'IIK.
fim‘IAL! '
Flilllll. use. 9, it”
The well-known American (law-Ila“,
The North
. and tho South.
Till 0t“:
Iran. nuatnartt 1a. errant.
unit. a. n. “that“.
want cam renal.
III. "All 1““!
ran. rain rattan,
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