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710.
North than: street; y .
~ 3 tsinusus.
‘ d
WWI” 0W. 0
‘HMMWMNOW
, .. ”In. at W Win
mourn-uni“ Cour-stun
‘ tear-rte.
‘- . materiel mucus, leftherefor
ark in Senior Brloe's prit'ttte cor.
_ Hill will probably follow. The
of their visit to the metropolis is m
with 01mm \Vhitney and
of the national Democratic
mmittee‘ n can be seen, to
It. Blevelnnd with any informa-
Wm as to the policy of the
the upper house It thirst-scion.
Windows In tothe necessity for
no extrI session. No little my»
mute the departure of the
IN there is much speculation here
the result of their labors in New
. Every efiort was made to keep the
. dtbewlnditiou a profound secret.
.. ,' At the Cancun.
Donner-fit: senatorial caucus at
lheeommittee was appointed lasted
, then two hours. Two questions of
"I . utiluportnncewcretliscttncd. The
militate in Montana, Wyoming,
ind Klnsns were cani'tmd ut
Indit was decided that a special
committee should be appointed to
”the cuntpnign, guard the inter-
mdthc Democratic party and fllrni~h
my counsel and support to the Dem-
meflntatnntl for the Scfllllhl'blllpx in
“in.” 'l‘hendmissiou of new slate-rt
. deodlseussed,ond it was (lt't'ltlltd to
‘._"'7 ‘0!!- to mule llle Hllllllmluu of
pm I" “flu-MUM ill this. ses-
“,fih. Thorium of passing the onlioptitin
'- emddnod. but the only deter-
rached wuto postpone the do
upon the bill for I penml of ten days.
, ’5. Hull'- Selnlon Question.
“fl Idvknbility of In extm tension of
was taken up. ’i’herewaalntlo
of the question. the ninj‘ any of
It thinking that the MIAIU'I
hie.“ to the decision of tho presi-
Wilyh such Ilgllf. no llilgul IR'
. m upon the question by the purl)
minthetwo houses. Solution ll‘tll.
.; kins. Gov-trim and Corlisle, who were re
Wadi Idvisory committee. were in.
WNW to confer “uh unfit-o
my Whitney Ind the pmilltul'riucl on
, atom of III extra session.
A ” curmt here to the effect that
It. . has made up his initnl to
fill it: extrn session and will soon nu;
,, ”the flat was eagerly diocnmwl, but
7 mid not be traced to an Authoritative
i
I. In!- lee-low. the Prue iii-yo.
In ‘0“, Dec. u-The l‘l’t'm’ “'ftsll-
ent says a leading Ill-mo-
. mmemhuotthohouse told him mm.
__ I. at“ W of the next congress will
' ‘ “Wilda“ next Septr-tuln-r or Ucltr
k. m statement was confirmed by
- m- Xllls and Gormuu. 'l'ln- Prose
”I that after reading the report.» as to
“audition of the treasury the president-
“W III“ the question ol' tile cunv
manhunt Will bill can In! 'cal
M to I mmlttee, jointly cmnpoml
dumber. of the ornate and of the hon»
“will be members of the next congress.
the W mmltteo will be appointed
A,” “My of I special resolution and
mill work of fuming now turn!
V milliliter the and of thin ooh
I. an inch 4.
'9'. J. Walla-Ion unl‘no.
W. DOB. 9.—IM. J. Wulfetitlen.
”fit! this Fourth Bltpti-a't ensure-i. nu-
M Hell of. Melbourne. Anni! . .n,
“I“. kit will devote his tune tut.“ n...
w d the 'l'honuvmu IllpMk'lll'd n, .-
. w
I"
“finial improneutent of mun.
III I Crop-nth- ‘l'rlegvttpls Line.
”WETW".-.
n- flmonfl uteri-vitriol.
,'
' i nus-t! except Riley.
“flavor to pinto that UM
them-hot.
”no nut-r Painted.
m.
ii.
i
“of “WI till I.
‘hammnmgo
' W... M.
I. ‘l‘rl-l to flunk inn-tutu.
M Illa-urns. Mm. Dec. limo
, III Mitre
mutant-mes.
do“ ”out. in It...
iron-tor
a“
”It“ Ill? perm
, “maintain-twin"...
mum
birthday'snidoueofthelulghtm
of Detroit to 0 ground men friends
“It is true,” the added with compressed
lips, “I hove absolutely sbolllhod firth-
days. Upon my word I do not know
how old] am. For several yennldid
everything i possibly could to confuse
my mind on that particulnr' subject. and
l assure you with all solemnly Hut 1’
have succeeded in forgetting how many
yoursold ”in. 1 don’t rewind tony
thatl have forgotten on what day the
anniversary of my birthday occurs—it’s
tomorrow, and since you insist‘on help-
sent me with any pretty trifle you
choose.”
am a good deal older than yummy deer.
and have the liveliest recollection of other
youthful delights. yet I do not feel Iny
hesitation in telling you. or anybody
who cum to inquire. that l mvgetting
along near fifty. I feel as well In I did
at five and twrnty. and so long us that
continues what should 1 care how many
years I number? To be old and to feel
well, seems to me, is mtnething to h:
proud of. What, then. a the reason that
me to get into the swim, too, and turn
Wild: aims at the round nonunion
.m PARK. N. J., Dec. Us A Int-cling
outt- hdd lure on Blood-w night out oy
w mm to org-nix» n cooper-
I”. mpeny, which bllllll ex-
VH Wt the mntry sud Hub!“
’3' Will. Dec. Dom-In the l-‘ilrxt-rnld
WI 0M! Moore (column), who
”W. its-tilled. lmpnwtnig
i no tir-
lkc. 9.-Jucob M. “atoll.
leech M. ll. do demon, we» mu-
m limitl- In the pruitcuilnry
he title of
Wong-lanolin-
um tobnlk nil-tick only»
; Zinnia.” upon it ettme, when It
W M Ono/I'M enrolm-
I“. W" Willa? Ill. Norm mum ”flfllwm hm“
Munroe one of blow chili. which
, on
fidmmmmmmh. an I ” 30H
, E‘AIlrfl
will do» Dick I!)
lid * ”will but. Ihoui tie.
, _ u “Width linden
no. mauve.
”Splint-fumble.
“In mylife'scelmdsr thmmno‘
tiring one of the Wintbouhude day!
f the ever memorable bot July of 1800.
ug me to commemorate it you can pro-
“Well, now,” said one of the men. "1
women are so touchy about their ages?
“There are various reasons." replied
the woman who had no birthdays.
"Some years ago I discovered that girls
who actually were my seniors by five
and ten years had by some legerdo-
main onddcnly become my juniors.
They had the impndence to outlaw me
with their outrageous prevurications.
knowing all the while that l was aware
of their exact ages. and by and by it be
came necessary in tsbcer self defenko for
back the tide of years. That's the first
reason I had for wanting to forget my
age.
“The foundation reach of all, I sup-
pose. must be sought in the postulate
that most women regard mnrringo as
the one purpose of existence. The
average man wants a young wife.
W hzitever his own age. his wife must be
young and attractive and all that. Be-
lles, if a women is married when she
in getting on in life. it's only thrown in
her face.
"Women are tit their best at thirty.
.llrn don't think so, hoWever. and they
are obliged to keep their ngu down to
the limit set by their masters.
“These two rewrite-a desire to com-
ply with the men's arbitrary standard
and aft‘ill'lmsit their own sex may say
spiteful things if they marry when no
ongor in their teens—have led women
into the habit of falsifying their ages.
" "cutltlury reasons spring up from
those tum. The younger girls of a funk
ily are obliged to keep their ages down
in order tlnit their older nixtem' matri-
monial chances may not be spoiled.
"But llll fl rule. once married u wont-
en's ago pro-gm was its nature intended it
z-lmnltl. unvl silt! has a birthday every
your."—Dctroit Free Press.
A union Weddln'.
lsuppose the wedding of Lord Grey
do Ilntliyn and Miss Foster. one of the
lovely nieces of Lady Conyers. must be
classed among the quiet weddings of the
your, ft ll’ in Svptoinbt-r London is at its
mnptimt. .‘ulits Foster. who has the
requisite rod gold hair and mtchlm
complexion that no often accompanies it.
for which other of Lady Conyero' nieces
are so much ndtnirodmlthough very del-
it'titchioltiug, still did not under from
thotlund uhito effect of her wedding
tire-sis. It was severe in make. with u
a library of Bnisevln lace on the bodice.
trluimml Willi f~ there. and white ban
0
London (for. Philadelphia Telegrspb.
Hunt for “curing I Bing.
propertymon which wen u crest
l
Amdon.
ploinetl ihtt the ring wss given to
hyher brother um years no.
that she had were ltever since.
Arthur Robot“. who was
be Itnll bought It
lined Mr. lie-huts. and he traded
Duvsl likewise. [my Ill
her pay um shilling! fer frills
W “a dogimlmdfl “J “I
l
v:
Wm.”
ml.“ nits-undo and Vern
on the Pecos river. and my ofthe
mmwslkincup sudden
thslongpletfortn. Amman we
dndiit young men who excited eon-
mtbbudteulommammh twin
fellow housing About. One of them
dunllyllldetllnetldng ubout"chnwing
hhnnp."whensnold win them
rsisedhishsndsndsdd:
further."
thstl'll do I leetleshootinonthstfel-
low's coconut it needs be."
ouch other, end for twenty seconds I ex-
pected to see them druw nod fire. Then pot“
the younger one walked away, growling
as he went. leaving the field to the old
mu: '
\Vauiouu [)lllil. and untrimmcd save for
Sim “on: no jewels. and the veil
which covered Ilt'l’ from head to foot
\\‘it?‘tl! fine iullv, yet she looked infinv
invly more splendid than runny nbrlde
who docks Itcrnclf with a wonderful
nhow of prt-tzious stones on her wedding
dny. The whole procession. too. we:
wry t'illtil'lt‘c. for tho bridetsmnida also
wore white. their pretty dresses bring
of white crown. with full until) sleeves
mni tllLHllf’ll, loco frille on the bodicel end
elm-we. luruo little of crluolino straw
quot». The brim-grim)“ guve tomchI
gold Imron‘n t-Iminot not with Will.—
What would so Americsn women
think of being fitted ten dollar in s
police court for wcziringnriu‘mhum
repro- a
writing a man's head? Tbst won the up
penance of u Mm. bowl, of Hyde perk.
lltn other day. A revenue offi-
cer colic-l upon In. Duvul toluqulrl
shout hilt failure to Item her dog. He
noticed the ring optm her finger. and In-
formed Iwr that itqu tut whorls] hero
lug. which it was meat! to hove in one‘s
numerator: without o license. 3h. or:
her
it
use sniumtmed to court. The MD-
trute mallfil them“ them-dish
before him
UR
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«in... in mm M * i.
.JHELIKESWDES
am A row reunenroov mou-
isnao Manual-i WEBTERNER.
Glenn Gulliv- lo In. Dubbed "lull
I‘nd Whole lit-wed “It 30
Vaudhmnflufiem'
Wohsdstoppedet "shroud 'ststlon
“Tbst's ’nough, boys; don’t go my
“Will 's it to you?” demanded the
"Kile/up. Ireckonl New inan tome
The two men looked menacingly It
“Would you hire fought for the dude?”
I asked when the strsinhsdbeenre-
lieved.
"Satin!" he grimly answered.
"But you don't know him.”
“No. and probably never shall. but
he sort 0‘ reminds me of I leetle sur-
cumstnnoe that happened seven or eight
your ago. I bad 3 ranch up on the
Pecos plains. and s dude come out from
New York city to visit I nnybur o'
mine. He was fiat sick I boanstalk as
this chap. lie but! soft hands, I woman’s
way of tnlkin, and I looked him over
and made up my mind that n Texas
baby three years old could give him
pointers. Why. darn it, if he didn‘t
wear white shirts and collars and play
the pinnncrl I tried to be civil to hint,
’osnse he was a stranger. but it 'bout
modems sick. I never looked at him
without thinkin 0‘ much end ’lnlulf'
“Well?"
“Wnnl. nrter he'd bin out thnr 'bout
three months. Jim and me went out one
dny to look upsome stray mustangs. The
first thing we knew we got I volley froth
Ilot of Injuns who had broke loose from
there-erratum. Jim was hit lathe
rhoulder. but fortunately carried off by
his boss. who wan a flier. I headed for
I link I knowed of and reached it with-
out a scratch. Then. you see. my caper
woe to stand 'em 0! till Jim could send
help. I bud I Winchester and plenty of
cartridges. and durin the lust hour I
wounded one cuss end killed soother.
Then 1 got I chunk o' lend through this
right arm and begun to feel I bit
nervous as to how it would turn out. 1
swiped I bullet into mother. and in re-
turn I got this rake along the skull. It
wasn‘t ten minutes nrter that befo‘ I be-
gun to feel powerful sick and week. soul
I jut reckoned thlt my scalp woe goin
to mnke In ornmnent on some red crit
tel": hell."
"But you still stood them om”
“As well as Ible, but theend would
her come in shout fifteen minutes more.
Thelutthmorfourshotslfired l was
so blind I couldn‘t we end. Therede
wu shoutin to «ob other and who
ready to close in when I heard u white
mun yellin. I couldn't see what took
plIco. but I know how It was jest the
some. That mush and 'lnssee dude wu<
out on I bust huntiu jack-en rabbit“.
and Jim run across him Ind told him
how 1 was fixed end Axed him toride
for help. Whet do ye think the domed
cum did?‘
“Bode for home?”
never seen I war lnjun in his life, .mi
0
mute and kills soother.
more wnmpnm, bows. errors.
hwhkflmnwldehthsnnny
urns. end the feller use s member.”
“And you cum to like him?
deer. «dump it
timed.”
hekkfm. Thornton
betwuusdodeud
War It
EVAN-rigs
am Houses, *
“mildly apt tosour during the pun-
leuce of sthonderstortn,nndtromthlo
it has been turmlsedthetths electric
dhehnrge held seine tuysterlou my
overthe looted fluid. An ltdlsn ex»
perimentermuo Protester (i.'l‘olontd.
huh-mmkinxtrislsofvnrlonsm
thoohdeethdnxtothwwromollghtou
molecules.
electric
lublsfintupeflenoobepI-od
tflc
tween two hells of platinnmhsnginx
twoinches sport innhottlo containing
n qusrt of freshmilk; secondly.by send-
ing I current between two rtrlps of
filled with‘the rune fluid; thirdly.by
subjecfingmilkinstesttubemthow
tlonofnstroughetterycumntthmgh
usilk covered copperwiro wound spi-
rnllynroundthetnbe.
science
ucidnlItian of the milk was delsyed in-
stead of hatched. u had been expected.
Three equal pordonsof milk from the
some milking the trotted begun to
grow sold on the seventh. the ninth Ind
the sixth dsys. respectively, while other
"Not much! lie rode for me! He'd
Jim told him tbsr wns I full dozen ur-
ter me.-but it made no diderenoo. lla-
comes up on a deed run. yellin ml
ehootin. nod I'll chew my bet if he didn‘t
lIy out two of the critters and kill a
pony ufore they could git sway. lie
sailed right in so mighty bsrd that they
thought bolted I big crowd behind him.
That that leetle dude with soft hImls
sud puny Iran-lifted mo ontohishou
mid rode tomyrmhsndtheuheedss
crowd buck and vanadium ruds'leven
“Whyulurn me! he got two ponies
out of that wand hastbeudop
tolue-
drof
nucleoli-Mind” you“. When I
about fbslpedhlmtoboxnudship
tomclub in New York. 'Penrs
tomeftwusnmthln llkethe Inulluttuu
dub. WJtheds’tnrn-llongish
”Hoyt llakinhevslll'vo notlothir
Martini-hum for it. lmsde
matron and we
mltln‘thudnhnmhowko mldbuck
“And the. wumthhttr
"II-our. Show IIIOIdtIdo and I‘ll
.9
«3001“ ”I'd“
pm Ughtnlwfl tour is. non
ltinawcll known fact tilt ldlkk
influenesovermllk '
nucleo-
dischnrgefromsfioltrmschinebe-
nmntlhebottomofsvtube l
Inesehoneoftheseexperlmeuts,
which were u thorough as my lover of
couldwleh,“ we: proved thnt
one of it which hndnotbocn fronted
with electricity was rsnkly acid on the
evening of the third dsy. Elvin; thus
diamond the populu' theory of lightning
being the direct cause of the Icidifico-
tion of milk. Professor Talented tried
ozone and found therein the mystic
agent of milk retiring. In his second
trinl of clone he brought the surface of
1 quantity of milk close to the two bIlls
of thomchino need.sud the fluid ol-
most intently becuna acid in conse-
queues.
Here at last a mystery that has put-
sled profeesors Ind resolute alike bus
been made plain—St. Louis Republic.
filo-I for the bend.
Among Chicago's industries is n fac-
tory where the manufacture of shoes for
corpses is carried on exclusively.
Out of five nest black boxes a repre-
sentative of the firm yesterday took as
many didcrent sizes. These were ndults'
and children's shoes. The material cor-
responds with the purpoeo of their use.
The shoes or! cortlinly nine to took It.
The wise Ire cut out of pestobeanl had
on covered with gnined pupa. The
upper: no a combination of quilted
satin Ind crochet work. A ribbon. in-
semdntthetopnndtiedinensotbow-
knot. holds the Ihoe to the foot.
"Ken's shoes ore slwnyl black." it
was said. “Occasionllly we turn out I
lot of brown one!» We have bed Ipscinl
orders for men's white shoes. but only
in n few instance; Shoe. for women
end children are alwlyl white. They
are not expensive; five to fifteen dollars
will purchase u down pairs."
The burial shoe is a patented article.
It was designedsby a Juliet fills.) woman
milliner. who now enjoy: the profita of
her ideas. The Chicago company has
been in existence for neurly I decade.
and is entering to an ever there-ling (Iv-
mnnd. The ,firm employs a traveling
man, who covers all the territory be-
tween Mnine sud Culifornin. It takes
ten girls nnd several machines to keep
up with his orders. The Iversgo mouth»
ly output is 15.000 puirs during the dull
season. It is increued to 25.000 during
I busy pariah—Chicago Tribune.
The Gold Cure II Very 0K.
The ‘ metal Ins beenemployod
btih externally and interunlly. in the
metallic stnto. in solution sud by sym-
pnthy. for n greet vuriety of the Ills that
fleehlsheirto.fororer2,000yenm. The
truth of thought which led the minor»
to employ this highly prized muteriul
can be well told in the quaint language
of the distinguished Dutch physician and
chemist, Herman Boerhrtave; writing
about 1785. he suys: "The nit-hamlets
will have this metal contain 1 know not
what redial helm of life capable of re-
storing health and continuing it to the
longest period
“What led
forimtnnee. is not capable of being do -
etroyed; hence they concluded It mum
phylum-who
wart-tho
WEWMM lul’op
flumlmmy.
A tunable Inner-tutu.
mood
Wontofopule
line before buying eluwhoro.
,. .... “MW. ..._M
aptitude cluewbeu. Not many der-
eco—forthe hook I: but .motly ouH.
”wholooked nil bebsdheenhrouglit
upe- nmllk and honey form.
fill!“ Allen's DIughterf' "
“Ilium!” he responded with u start. so
Mfromthe tipsofhlsenrs.
tar?”
the curly phydcfnns to
imagine Inch wonderful virtue in gold
was that they perceived oertnin quslitiee
therein which they fondled must be
conveyed thereby into the body; gold.
beveryprwerto preserve animal sub-
m end ave them frontputrofne-
thin, which is s methodof reasoning
mymnch like that of some frontal
forum-ring
of en weer by
mthewlnvvry eelm bunt”—
“Aeorloosillnttvutlonofthevslueof
dons.”enld Klaxons. the din
expertfor Tiffany t Gown-
eflordedthsothwdsy by a ledywho
bore for them
potent-tiling them. She felt dined
mpertiyiththomenucoountotsuvlu
«misfortune-lulu fstlilywhlchshe
iwlieujweyellmeclouktor ”9‘”
«momentum-roman“. Genie
on
W
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/. . ' “ _ ”if. _
with new one Bernie-IBM in the m
“ evsor'mn wnnnAurED. _
' Gullnndemminothembefmpmohuinannyothershoemt
{r _ , . . o
. ,,.' . .7 . 3...... a’ ‘ '
South no. Street. 50. Norwulk.‘
!
.v
tinder lilah‘ Itemo Hotel.
' unite-k”, lien. l
Gelneldsneu otter in Detroit not low
”hove yonl
l
lie braced up ulsufully.
‘f‘xdto. I hem’t;" lie sold bravely; “not ,
. may; but if theold men will only
olforubont‘nmouth longer you but
will have her.”-Dstrolt Free Prose.
ruddynlowmflussdhisfmendm
“ll-v- you got 'Duvld Allen's Dough
A link lull-ire.
ll!!—
3......‘7.
LlltovJLT:
. 'ooow
worms - lung!) - nor - suing.
“HEM-TEN Dragging,
STAR “ISLE DISORDERS.
‘ COUPLIINT‘.
3, 5‘ lillmllllllflill. minimum
DliPLACEMEN'l‘s,
Inflammation, Congestion, dc.
Once 3 Box (31 my: Tm
er unions. Mills.“
THE. W. c. suites C0. 1‘. Y.cky.
TIMI. ".0! .0 arm
WCide-fnfwbu.
HONEY REFUNDED
likyl‘slltowrfirve ovC-u.
OOIIO.
In and Ila-en. E Gum ‘9
There Is infinitely more wisdom in sub as?» mg?“
mining to the traces-Ivy roles of clviliu
thin than in morning them. They may be
neglected. however, for trout of knowledge.
nod in such a case the offender is to be ex-
cused. though be they he laughed st.
George Stephenson. on being urged to
wear gloves when Ihout to be admitted to
In audience with the king o! Belgium.
slid that he was mly a plain mun, and if
the king of Belgium could not receive him
in nIture’I gloves. clean washed. he need
not receive him at. all.
It is not probable that the king would
bsve thought more of Mr. Stephenm bud
be worn gloves. but his failure to conform
(OI court rule of which be I'M well aware
was I lack of marten that might well be
ensured.
A good natured but ill informed man was
Invited ton large reception, where he was
What! to mull India. oncof whom
he Invited to times. She wospwl. but
the propriety of his putting on
his alarm before they took their pieces on
II. l., New Haven t Ilanlnnl llil
JUNE 5. 1892.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH SOBWALK AS
FOLLOWS:
row Nkw \ottl. A. 31,—58 ex. his
ex. 6)3locnlex..6hol.ex'fflil.ex. Tlsujfi
“Janet-Alex Oil ex. I3 no. loll ex.
“ailment. We; Hint!) ex.
25‘ It”? no. Oil emfifinchu. 55w.
twentimnt-JmexlflncJuflnaJlEn. m.
\Vnobington carrots. SundIynwds £11546
on. ”one. P. AIM-c 73113.33»,
for: New “A‘u. A. flu—ll! on; no new
Elliot-"it'll an. Dlhexn 10W rs. 10¢ ac. P.
M.—- millet"! Idem. I 0 no“ EDI em. Sill l. ex.
34th:. t '36 l.rx.5lk‘~ nc.to hrklgepurt 531.com
It"? bier. 721 he. to . rfdgepurt on unfit]
mu. llltl Adamo ex. and Ic.. n5 mun. en.
Hominy» 2 3' or v 12 eta. L m.: '3 l5 no. p. tn.
ltl'in. m. Wuh. ex. ll'in. tn Hrston ex.
You llurrvonn. A. 31.4 In no. 9 I5 or...
wild. wfiut. P. 8L4!" 01.. l Ill em. I“
ML. 7 l5ev...lul “2.125.. 111.21. .
You Syntsunnw. A. “.4 men. Other"
tomes. loflnc. Ill—litter... 144 new? lion,
thedour. . “Inn I" -
“0h. never mind me. mud-m!" be ex— {than :3. fi’l'prlm.8l’fi"u“’dl
rimmed; "I shall wash my hands when l thrift-rd).
LEAVE NEW YORK
Fort Sam Nottwnu. A. H.401 ex- 60]
mqlolmuaflleglw or. ill an, ill!) on.
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of an ex.. Ruudny- A. 31401 In. 7 (Duo. 1’. I.
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here done dncing."—Yonth'u Compsnion
It Ih‘ppd the Sign].-
A you” wontIu hubsentnughtnlesnon
Inlutnlleommunieutionsbyslgne. There
worn unexpected visitors at dinner the
other night. Ind her younger sister out on
oneskleoftbe thlc beside one of them.
The sister was extremely ammunlcm ire.
and the older one Income very nervm-i us
revelation after revelation mourning fum-
lly nffIin was made. She finally took to
nudging the oflender beneath the table.
but foot pun-urn. however forcible Ind
frequent. failed to stop the chatter. After
dinner the much nnnoyed young women
demanded fiercely:
“What did you menu by not paying any
Ittentionto my sign-ls? How dam-d you
togoon Io when I kept kicking you to
nuke you stop!"
Whereupon the younger sister looked
HALE
HAS THE
FINEST
mystified.
”Signals! Ki i" said the. "But. my
door. you didn't ick me."
And the family dileipllnurlnn sunk back
llnply ll she gasped. “0b. Bomb. dent—
don’t tell the l was kicking that men."—
Tit-Bin
Kendal Further Infractions.
Prison Warden—It's just been found out
that you didn't commit that crime you’ve
been in for I" three yours, and so the gov-
ernor bu pardoned you.
Innocent Emailin'l'm plrtlonvd. not i!
Prison WIrdean-os. but don't go yet.
I'll heretoulegrnph for further lit-true
Innocent Herr-Who: Iboutl
Prism Wilden—Seem to the tint. eon-
Ilderlu you hadn't soy business here, you
ou‘ht to pay the nut. for your bunuL~
New York Weekly.
lot II, to tho w
“No. min." sold the school trustee of
Dietrlct No. it. Cornxtslk towmhlp. slink-
lng his bend slowly. "I don't think y'on're
quite the per-on we want for teacher in our
PBWIIERS
mAT—
MINI.“ PRIGES.
misitrhui "iii" Tassel
& Co..
will tiller for the nut "[1“?th eullrr stock
”It cont. In oor‘dcr to me e room for
heroin“.
llatr trimmed In trust Style. 256.
school."
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mest your requirement-f” Inqulrud the Plum-unusual].
IISS Elli Ill llSSEl & 00.
”Mrflwlfim.louthlfonnlk.
young women tit-idly.
"l'vvhenllstulnuyawulk."ro
the each! releetsutly. yet firmly.
If I Inuit tell you the truth ymidon‘t
ms- to have no Ides of [re-w."th-
”Tribune.
tags‘éhupprn.
flora-clipped by mottled counter.
Monk.
Gillette Machine.
men‘s. mi: who...” ‘°
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him into. Int lion-ll
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II- BrnlluwWhy II It thIt I can’t put
vell- yeutoukoeltbev tau or choco-
lste. r. Gwyn-chi Reallymvsry curiae
ke- prooounml them both delicious.
Gwyneth-Ah. no. Mitt-mun. but no-
minal-Ir I hove Mull ray-elf tighten
all lutuluntr.
Ills Smilax-But tee sud chocolate Ire
not tntoxlesnte. ~ .
Guy-relia— Yen. Ill-s Smilax, when tuned
by you-Berton Courier.
Ilene-eon.
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no depends-mod duel on tv at
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dilemma
WHO-3m
If item it. so. tumult,
21 Illa stun 'mot.
illicit. Eduction
, um:
F. H. NASH & Brio,
Plumbing. Gas-Fitting. Tin and Sheet Iron Work. ' ‘ , '
Bl'ick 3‘" “W393. Uncle Nick, Duchess and New York Rang”~
beet quality of Rubber Hose, Decorated China Din-
ner and Tea Sets. Plain China. Agate and
Tin Ware at Lowest Prices.
Do You Want a C
IF YOU DO YOU
GET ONE AT
THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
BIG REDUCTION
R
CAN
A BARGAIN
IN PRICES.
Don’ fo t that Jobbin is aS ialt . Orders called for
and delitroreilfie g pec y
LUTHER WRIGHT,
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets.
nfifim
“Glover &(5lswén
SOUTH NORWALK.
———1ron——-
Like in
GOOD SHOES .--
ladies‘ lid Words, 151:. to $3.00.
lattes' lessen ottotlls. SL00 in $2.50.
Child's fill and Russell 601:. in ms.
let's lltssen lluchet, llllllSl and snappiest Shoe on earth.
for $3.00.
Ian's Russet. a good n
An hing You
yt Chlldre
GLOVERMIS—L—OLSEN,
LEIDEBS III THE 0001 AND <HOE TRADE.
8| Washington St..
"‘T‘il’ftnnma iu” infliction,
Tristram & Hy att.'
it and [land letter. at $2.00.
Ladles’ Mlsses’ and
n’s Made to Order.
So. Norwalk.
2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Norwalk.
New Dress Goods.
We are showing our entire new line of Fall Novelties in
Drone Goods. The largest line that we have ever shown. We
have styles that cannot be found in any other atom in town and
we guaranm our prices .obelower than the some good. are
sold by city houses.
W
Hill EAPES ANIl Fllll TBIMMINBS.
We have a full line of For Capos which we have just opened,
Fur'l'ntnm' logs in all widths.
Tristram & Hyatt,
NORWALK.
CREAM.
' "craa anew.
Ill. III IIBIIIIBTOI BTIEET
TIII Puplt'l Infill.
ALL Klflllfl 01’ "till! nun AID
FRI!!! mITABhIfi ll. rum
“A503.
(titan-unwound you will WI“,
cutout“.
Hare, rt’fia‘fifim
A.
WWW
0. Billlllllll‘ll,
Norwalk Chronicler