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Attempts to Form a
human-aux Apt-Minna
w Indie Minor mph.
m on. 0,—va mum «his true
, mast,» InldnishtM.Rlbotsub-
”alumna-la» to the [mesh
‘ whonveblupprovalol the names
calm
ital-tar oltbe tum-hr and Public Wot.
M at Public Works—at. mu.
Wotan-WM. Siegfried.
Mot Agriculture—M. De Veils.
v m of Public Instruction;— ll.
VII! ’11-. In the chat-her.
~. hunch-Inherit! deputies the Panama
W again tanned great excitctucnt.
mwmumdanwlulmuue
M9 at the «nominee 0: investiga-
lfill m be token down stormy-pl:-
’ w the chamber. and the deputies
. m to their hot. Duputy llnlrrcutl w as
in the contnlxiona ol. cpllepwj.
In W. purring Willi his [lunch and fit'i‘lht'll
”blaming” the month. It wants t‘mr»
Ill ”do, Ind one that honil'lml the
sitting was at once ~un~
while u more of mtnlmm ran to
M “tannin“ «imitation, who
' finishing loom the chant-
order had burn restored a Vote
token on Mother's antion, and it
. rejected.
Bea-tor Albert Gravy, eon oi the late
mi Gravy, denies that hi. waiting
oeleettbenotoriutal'hlcme check» was in
. ' hairless )1. Eiflel had not
-Hrnd to have any [runner in his Panama
.mlwurtnbcretore the witness gate m
1H- - compaction or conlnlimm :5;
1).“ d the you profits don't-ed (rum
IBM”. These mo prollutaulonntr
v‘ '0 W (m
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“M lain a floatation.
mama—At the trial at Rector
.. Whit the charge at libel in connrc-
vtiawilhtle purchase 0! came .lhluanlt
-msatlascn~~ation by declaring that Int!
"Coaut- and Couture» Ilohct-ttml, lkplllj‘,
Mal Wackabanh and lim- Pavel].
3'” h a Wattle mtuumnt. hmnl
ill-rim Herr Kubne and a swim at
~aaalldrsnk Will; “It rifle: mntmu,
:dtbairntterancts left no doubt oi me
~Ili-llll nature at the lnalhfltllnlw be.
twin Loewe and the minimal- ”1 our.
After I 30w Trial [or Iii-Itin-
amur. Dec. li—Wlll'mnt t'. llm'ro, ll..-
”York criminal lawyer, 3p;r'zl!'2(.ll.d~
hummer-mural. Mimi o; l ..r
hBMwhow—contictul at p month;
I“. Ml. Mr. llowe flhkzlflfltd to
M the young woman “imitltur
of morphine to induct.- «hrp.
It 3 My believed llarrir hill lie
M anew trial
W and utm‘uu up».
Gilli ILL“. N. Y..l)el:. GI~A month»
‘b m operation wa- nun“) in»
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bind-ain- ol chemical blood into the
P d In Louise Chr‘miztu try Dun.
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patrol-nu. Show“! recover.
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meant-Ila, x. Y., Dec. fiu-Thultuae
Mina crank with n wort. mom:
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W Harland. Dillon t‘mruu
a“ lira-ally and kicked him up.
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“.3”
WHAT KATE FIELD THINKS ABOUT‘
if existing, were no {rennin the future
of this republic. I didn‘t like tblatg—
noriogol myeexand when some one '
argued that girl- conld not err-lure the
fatigue of marching five miles I replied
that girls who were unequal toallve
mile walk were physically unable to
breathe the bed alto! public schoolaand
to endure the strutnol recitation ten
months in the year. Girls who canakip
rope and dance all night cans-Aka few
hour: if they choose. The Indian girls
from Carlisle had no trouble in march-
I
week when ”.000 boys and girls covered
themselves and their town with glory.
Asia New York, it was first decided to
leave out the girls. "Girls can’t march
constantly. and those who saw them on an avenue. The]. .5. m into
m
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weenie-4W
mutprodnusadlflu—tpndnet
depriveddautbtsa‘
GIRLS IN PM
W Item About Ira—u.
wm ldeplored in New Yurh’aaobool W m. at ell-
parnde was the alliance of girls. You’d m
Myewllmgunoummw. "'“l
thanmsreaabildtaot
theOolumbianerpoaltlln.
African king, who had three beauti-
tnl painting: at the recent ealdbitat
Mala. Oneoltbeeerhewillaskhu
tosendtotheWorld'rtalr. Allrnohlyn
woman barium finished a sample of
ecchelaeticalernhruidayandnlieueo!
Spanish drawn work which will be sent
rather-tr. '
Ilia-HowardfiratsttendedtheWella
11g. :
Well, Brooklyn ngrwd withrne last
a little bit," said the boys. forgetting
that all the marching on the stage now-
adays 'u; by women. who drill much bet~
ter than the same class of men.
lndignnnt at the critici— of their
brothers, the Brooklyn girl» vowed they World. ._.___._.
would notheleft out of the parade. manna-m
They studied military tactics. drilled The modern artist can find hiatuode'l
tn Grammar achool 8]. where altere-
rnained for twenty years—New Yak
march on Oct. 20 declare that the boys luncheon in . nun-y VIII. a onto! di-
were “not in it." With white skim. m Her mg 3 an immense W
blue hodicce andrcdmortorboarda these ml. or some modification at that.
plucky maidens held their lines well. gig]. brim u jauntfly convoluted "the
hill 528?. Wheel“: When “PM” “*9 moetdaringpainter ererdreaxnedol, or
reviewing stand. lowered their flag: in mp. it in 3 cute cap of the Munro
salute and marched on no the populace UFO.“ green and tan. with twotmall
crud ”Good! good!" All these girls mmorjel in front holdingannprigbt
belonged to Catholic st hools. l blush m oi "lug, Beneath a good figure
tothinklhntthm in less Intriofic em for the illustrations or the 1mm
lhusiaent among the girls of our public acre]. .0 he. :00, so" into the luncheon
schooln than thoseofthe Catholic church. m “,1, ml... for hi. heroine. He
-Knte Field's Washmston- hasn’t long to watt. She is “tall and
—"'" fair,withgoldenhair."andwearsablne
The “out. i- l'ollllca. - ma Olflllmll
Genera] Clarhon, president of the 3&8’233 5.53.10“; myth}:
League of Republican (.‘lnbs, in a speech one in tans ”a m ”0,300 gunk
before the Republican league convention the wean n m her mm 1-)... you
at Malo.nmoug other things said: don’t know her. No jg m at one
”In transferring our politics from ho shoulder “a swing; careleuly down
mic or sentimental to economic inure m tbeotherann. the long ends m
there islotttobernadebyeacb ml tothafloor. Herbatisapnheolxnld-
compoign of education and recruitment m velvet. W m with Fig-
foreveryhnainetr in the ttate.and every out “I'- 'm M my. 1].. hatrin
class of workiugmen and laboren,sll my”; Hertha- “WW
economic issues touching every home. '5“. ”top; her gloveaaretausnede.
either to increase its comlorta or de- um'fllmmffl the W
crease them. Thus it is true today that model there's my good example of
the father has come tobelhe trusteeot the “,1”, society [it], Site in "n
the vote of his family. The woman has Mite- She ”m . mm. on. 1.11, m;
upward in American politics. and the long indeed for ptm‘ Wv with 'a
hmne has become the unit of American Russian blouae fining . black silk yoke
politics. Conservative people may tool! studded with my hands. The blouse is
at it. old fashioned men may deride it. girdled by . band "f 5“, the fringed
hot the power of the homo is going to be “a. a 'hjch m1 low in from. Her
“Inn: and more potential in American bat in “N8 lace “fly. with wide hows
attains. Very soon there will arise come around in {decided “an”, an
grout woman. or association of women. 810'“ are light pearl. long wristed. and
who will organize in this great republic she uses “. 1m". on every possible
a political league that will become m blanking-round ata tuition-
speellily one of the first clue powers in .5}. whom tho women seem all
whim! Amen“? _ sleevea. One does not hesitate to believe
General Clarkson notes the sigma! madame. who aaye: n] choc-e the atyle
the tunes truly. The Democratic lnlln- of .19.". “a then build on it, {or the
once clubs. the Woman'a Republican m". m, (.11 i. qmgmpfimp] put
Amtlfllll’m of the United States, the 0‘ . m._”.mlyn Eagle,
women in the People's party. and in the ....____
Prohibition party. the full courage of w": u. g In my.
mum. in Wyoming. municipal sum-cc The am association I hope to see
{or women in Kansas. school sulrage in mg] g . mg! for the WW
twentyvtwo states. all indicate the com- of a). .0 «ma "economical" perm
tug at women into pounce-not to or- who 8“ gm good, furniture and cloth-
canize - new tum. but to be until? in; at l— thanwholeaaleratee.andwho
sought by one of the ruling parties which ”min. (hi. interacting fact to, m m.
l. “33(11)an enough to we the value of QfiI(M written)“ those pestered
Ltd-ling mob a power to illicit. soulu who know it can‘t ho dons. “Do
Samuel E. Sewrtll need to say: “Wotn- you see gm. nelly Mum I wear?" up
on sullrnge may come at any moment. tome W“! muglgdym anowspaper
A very lad.» thing will bring it. The report“. “his madeontol anold 5m
nir itlnllolit~al|lt neetlniltbematrh [wore aeven yaarsagoand ashlrt
to m it on." But when that time comes which I picked up {or men cents a
it will not be tut General Clarkson lays yard. Isn't ita beauty?” We all know
it is now, that ”the father in tho trustm a). “1. “a no. in. it is. too. am,
of tho family vote.” Each wow will on. who tries doing over old jersey! and
have her role as each man hart his. "3d buying seven cent. a yard thins knows
this will he in accordance with the great a“; u is may hopeless. and that
principle of "tho consent of the 301- N go made an watched failures
cm: elf-“l otuan It Journal. And m it “my way gilttalng Ino-
The worm-n of Chicago have a taste domain
lor- eot-prratlou which has made then ”an”
the mint soccer-ml and waterside minnow..." tubal-halite»
wtmten in the world. omit-idem] 1mm _
woumcrdal. political and mom m“ ‘°“ “u “m“ a...»
plitlttot new. They are forever sur-
pcit'm; their city with nunsthlng'new.
Now they turn out at many elem
incur-stumtheyast on the board an“
women [acuity impetus. love-um
lhasehoohormabamhtormtn
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Aatwhsmsr they‘ve-ates to one-
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Quiteannmberolwolneninhgland
enchanmmtortbaaemployedby
achooll a local government hoards.
mm" baringtodrvre’ ontacut—
shimbledutanen‘ toascboolorrillage
week. Marathon
lessonabavetobegireninooeday.
which meal-“air homaworhingand
talking.
ltrnyonnolectnmsmo-tlorm
wanen.alltatgirll.nditlsnraarked
that the village mothers don’t plan
mubtdtbmthmamlmapttoullle
withpityblgsupuiorityatlbenewaeh
entity lishtsondomeitiecookerywbu
Ibownbyameregirl. ‘Theworhilfor
thia run-on aomowhatdiqliritinspflp
oiallyaaotten the lecturea have lobe
.irenln acottagewitb indequateae-
mmodatilutor experirnentanddsno
mum—Mullen“.
Ala 0w
Aaoveltyinnnderwearhasappeared
again. This time it in road-of per-
turatedebam’ with as few muses
pudbletoperlnitofitaheingfatbioned
latheunionstyleoi’gannent. ltabonld
bewwnoreralightwei‘ht.“ ltung'
knitted t of dim-Idolatr-
haduhletmoulytbecoldut weather.
ltlaaybethemeana of new; the
wearer burn a colddraft. but there
are lateral objections to ita guard
adoption.
luthefirst place it cannot be lana-
dered in the naval way,“ mutt he
Mbyaprnfaaimalm.“
wualdbeanirapurtaat matte-tn
awumanwithaduderinoulae. lore
om. physician- say that all animal
In. Nettie C. Hall. of Wellingtat
wall.“ a ekilled pharmacist.
aodtbe oulywoman in the stotewbo
conductsadrng atom. Shetellanoiu-
toxicants, but "by hard work. good
work and stickvto-itircneae," as onewho
Inmhauymiosnaking bcrbuaineu
arm HeraddreeaheloretheState
Pharmaceuticda-urciatiouwaswelln»
ceivedhyher"bighrothen”andbythe
pram llrr.llalltookanactirepartiu
the campaign torequalnflrage,bnt the
rotundacidrd that the Sioux Indiana
wmfittertocaotahallotthan thieca-
pable mum—Boston Woman's
Journal.
lie-w m
Do notwur beavydua-e orhenry
outside wraps. flange to secure the
maximum of warmth with the not»
weighed down with cloth Do not
wear anything light enough to make
you uncomfortable: when you areao
youmeelloousclonaaodconaeqaeotly
notcbarminc. Barethewittocotnline
etylewlthcorulort. lendeeo.and
tbereis normwhyyou abouldnot.
—-YankeaBlade.
Whatrdhasnuruedlnnoeatr'bay.
Doc. to. at most sumble' .——landon
Aunt-Idea.
amt“ m*'-:c...“
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culturally
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laws”~llenw‘e Bel-r.
law sell tonight. mint.
“11—qu1” yuan—uh.
lylo—Ilywite b netbal- a waythat
nah-ls nae-donuts.
in connection with w-rm'ncoum‘
you were in myaboul almi- Girl—
I’d ”that. I'm afraid—Brooklyn Lila.
“Danielwasthrownwsra aocictylion
[heydldn’ttahanynotteeot letwlll
bombard—Boston Transcript.
ILMcblldrenMn Bt.Jaatsa' ball,th aaye
Heb-Wham“ can
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file-gothrl-Wbatmldyondolt
HOMER ' NEED - HUI“ SUPPER.
BAL$
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'lthlupposed thattbe line into ‘
”lwonderwbether bangingisa
Aeuntanporarylays downannmbernt
lul- ot action in case at une’a cloth-
takin‘fira. One at the. h'to keep I
euulaapdbhm-l‘ltrlliu.
Wflmpfllmamwerletha
raise her hand. Well, Mary, you tell
Ian—Pleat.uarut.ldua’t know. ”then
wbydldyouralaayourhandl” "Couldn't
helpltunarln. UncleJobn gave me thh
Ila. last cranium—m Transcript.
hnprtvatelettertotbeeditorntamaco
allaatbeeditorottheflillflllenannerde-
mibaaCh-neeru'fihemoutulenteddla-
lent writer if his a‘e.”—Atlauta Cautitw
tlua.
“lam-g” laid a little girl theothcr
Sunday. ”wbydoeslr. Kuhn-on alwaya
ny 'lastly'tntlemiddle at them!”
Jinan.
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EVERY PAIR WuRnAurnn
§ 82’? Bill
Plumbing. Gas-Filling. Tin and «Sheet Iron Work
best quality of Rubber‘nosu, Decorated Chino Din— ‘
net and Tea Sets. Plain China, Agate and '
Tin Wore at Lowest Prices.
11“ YOU DO YOU CAN
GET ONE AT A BARGAIN
THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Don’t first that Jobbing is a Specialty. Orders called for
and delive
’LUTH ER WRIGHT,
Corner Madison and Franklin Sire
eta.
G'lol/é‘FStGOIEél—l
SOUTH NORWALK.
_, —-——1ron—.-—
GOOD SHOES
lailes' lit Mulls. 151:. In $3.00.,
latte; tussell llllullls. SLIlIl to $2.50.
Chills [It and Russell file. to SI 25.
m guts Russell Bluchet. finest and snappiesl Shoe on earth.
it‘ll Russel. a good one and Bond loolet, at $2.00.
Anythl
It You Like In Ladles’ Mlsse ’
ghlldren’s Made to Order. a and
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GLOVER & OLSEN,
LEADERS III THE 800T MID 'HIlE TRADE.
3| Washington St. 80. Norwalk.
‘lu‘E‘ltlmm; on will“ all?”
Tristram & Hyatt.
N0. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Norwalk.
”We“
New Dress Goods.
We are showing our entire new line of Fall Novelties in
DreuGoodc. , The largest line that we have ever shown. Wu
mistylee that cannot be found in any other store in tom! and
we guarantee our prices obo lower than the some goods are
told by city houses.
1
run ems infill TRIMMINBS.
We have a full line of Fur Capes which we have just opened,
Fur Trimmings in all widths.
Tristram‘ & Hyatt,"
NORWALK.
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