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: .519. momma
'W‘WWW'" ‘ .
Hownanth . My Mirab-
aarviogthe , ..
thrower-w
‘ weavers ' WHICH ones
, x burgundy loan and
. After . A or two
he, nod to an iahllihla
lie rig M neat to
hone bee! ‘ nmlr nhonlfl be red
.mjuley.bnt the be bluoertba
ensue!- muttonhaat hug .7dlook h
m uuwmnnalt" adj i ttha ”h
”mwwfi‘mm'fimfl “than”. the his _ 1 audio more
mnlhvenodmbh"m‘m-h cooking; whl hit. rate dronldrbe
_ “w“ v “that my“ white. even 9 bone. with the execp
, Wk trarhlel of the lion. path-ll, club, which many poo
ttle plnky lulceouinz
usckeapina
‘ totheeareofeuignormrt. mothacomm
“mp2; Thole-st sudden jar, mun species
’ ' i be exceedingly In- cuimlly be
mum‘mrflmr would enact They pair did the female then
10 rum 1 had my warmebolnr. I113!» :9th (gr ,1. ppm florthe «11:13:»
‘w‘ infant or a care at tron or wor mg or way n o
for to and y dark corners, fie: of ti: «all... cram
’ your letool or too weak to in the floor. 0 ,» utot e folds of gay-
' ‘11:: It. :mg panther woman. menu, apporcl‘hooerng by instinct the
htdn Wm your helpless little one least conspimrragea,
"item movemcutaof even the best The rnoth In In eighteen tonne hun-
, m in lifting the carriage acme n dred and forty ntetime. From these
J : curb, etc. Buidee. the actual heat of the eggs hutch. In nod of three to seven
humbodyfae great protection against dnyqthe whim larva or worms. all
we. and no‘arnonnt of elder down or wool- of which bcgfi make a case for them.
will take the place of the protecting solves from tlégmenta of the cloth
may of a kindly boaorn and strong. upon which thcd. Theoeselssu the
W amp. ahape of a built I.
‘, "I will tell you what I actually new The worm In it- full growth In
‘ aw ouce."ahe continued afteramoment’s thirtyorx dayd then. crawling Into
' limitation. “The atory la no painful that some yet more yted spot, remains to.-
lllnrtlly likoto tell It. but it may do good pld. during thiter Withlll its case.
inahowinrr young mothers the actual dun» which by thitIe Ia thickened and
gar-a to which their babies are exposed. l fastened at cult! and la the full sized
wu walking In——atroet one afternoon cocoon “‘9‘ ,
whenanuraa who we. evidently belated .ltisthe tb . aye period from the
ire-ed use with a baby wagon at a very trmethe eggs at to the time the worm
1 quick pace. the little carriage, with its origrnb mcheIaize that the dunmge
min own on in in one. ,
K buwiz.m‘r::imgtion. ‘Uh. After a thonirinz of o woolen (an
mks carel' l exclaimed, an she [tensed ric for the porn driving out any con-
me with a auddeu awerve of the little cealedrnoth—foth nhhm'sllght—nud
vehicle. 'yon will hurt thr child.’ The after tune baa given to the develop
girlgavelnimpertiucnttnes of her head ment of amid 23; you may be
boutulateaaAu
‘ .
...,
th t I dil not reasonably on here is nothing harm.
maxi: :mflltsfme :‘iure into the fill on the lab I it in as safe done up
: ' haaerncnt in rear of a large, fine house, and ice paperpn on” be if saturated
vwithom checking her career she bumped and hurled hi all the nutinm} h
the carriage down the three or four steps remedies in nae—Philadelphia Lp
that led to the Incloeure. ’ holsterer.
" '1 will do all would like to he don? by.
1 lo myself on watching the per orm-
god...“ 'n is anrnll thanks that]
inn get. i dare-3y! So l mu uptho steps,
rang the bell, and told the butler who
eamato the door that I wished toaee the
Iadynf the hon-c. Luckily I found fnvlor
‘min b“ “I" k" "mm? "nimhmyflm 'e tifnlly brownete kitchen table, the
’ me km .3” “Sherimeu ;,:‘;ge; kcttle singing. lk “doing" and every
w aftera I"! w you gream’on on her thing hummrnaerrily rut a top. It ll!
h] lr'il ”I“ a‘qgibfigyg: pardon for in- the revereeof Iii. Ll is realistic. it i-
tmdlnz.‘ I began, 'but l feel It is my duty mf‘tlgfiaf “to: mi; 30:31::
mulluyfiouomthlt your! “,2"! {2.112.331 from day to Ilrolove would nplutter
child Mn” ‘1 infeljhst noticed ' "I“ Muse wmmnng: 30!".le
m“ Mmmnller to ire her a little “Will be hell" bread heavy and
I" p he ”5,, dgfimte “mun“. aonr. Thut a wife would have no
mum“ . “we ‘3 f oun in time to brush f "0f bake pies Sb;
0‘ u” ' Mk 2:: m: at since. “0““) n“ ”0“” ”’1’! 3° Slew than
mun-nk'hm 5’3”"?5 ban htily ‘hut I Johnny would: with hrs one pair or
m' e an 8 i cc of my trousers forul demand immediate
mil “an trnnt to the exper en ' attention. nulls}! wolrirld wake thy.
nllne. bnby “P all" i! M H a Ilmmatic
“An alto spoke there clmethhemlllmrlu‘r’ll ; amazon to do! d red and out- things
0' rapid ‘ cps ‘fli e A-—; um“. our Puritan ='8ntimotliom urn mm
“1'13“: £232: “zine billy bu ll lit" 10 My!“ do“ ”91'3“? “my dul ’«m
a ; ' ‘ to so .
“mm “W... mm W
m run!!! tore two 21' msery. lll'Olllf: 1e
atalra. while I, feeling that; li muillemmxi anme,expend maroon". hflppincsaf
m Ill. I.“ “I0 henna. 9‘1”: ugh . [The DickEM‘ld yuiw" right 0! count.
“mm“. thingpIIwoudmnch "I! "lied“ "it! a The princrpllih Cut youroou; ac
“311m thallium-nim- of $0.3m “Win“ ‘0‘“- , Iii" " i: “‘3; if
ln‘on the door—the baby wu «lend. on 0' WWW" 8 m I “I" ~ I
homespun. : broadcloth at home
thedocton know. l wondered. that it hm! spun prim um world ,0 Wm“
b“ “mm" ed?" how advantaou aloud your money.
-—.\lnry AhMW P0“-
A Word Mlle Incl Mother.
No one Iovelr than the writer to
”neat little larranged with team
and core; to Rleat little wivca trip
plug to meet “FM ‘Leh- 31-day
hair neatly hr n doaen picson the
pang” shelveaéavea of bread. bend
1 Peanut Bent.
‘ A plea-ant and easily arranged evening
Moment. Irritable for winter or mm
in pared in this way:
fiant in order the room in which
you intend fountertaln yonrgneeta. in. my
all.” in the pmition of the fumitnna in
admirable after “the part!" In ready. . 0. u", awe Miamimcnu TM“
8 I good plan to remove any fragile or? “m then on hair Juntlflahle, m
Blunt Wheat: orfnrnltnre that'ma‘y to it b o {m n, “um“ um mm:
Melly reach of the “hunters. (mt it than mm": of age wcnr lulu-
“ d “an" according to the harm- becaofllch a trouhlnto fix
of room and the numherof your their "a.
This in a “WM. and we have
Coauth- peannuandrecnrd the onto» “0 doubt 9 mm In, on“ an,
ear. Thea l-tthem be hidden n every mm“. wanton 0, M“, Mr
imaginable but particularly In every on h” had m‘vlth cooling the unlor
“we.” on: digit-3:. ““*1”gm“"m'”m“:ffi'
. remain . a
as; "I" ”I' to ml "2: ":2 m" In wail: liwlifi) ll" 0"" Kim!
plia- In
A wet l‘alu llnlr.
puke “minimum. or course
then! ”mulch ago has swooped
down upon yrxnriant growth and
“may 01: find: of gloeuy tnmm
that umat ul through the rim-My
e
lock! Mum. if a womno'a
"0mg“ ir hair, why not make
‘ III” little ballet- (I? “L. mitily?‘ curly madly:
gin”; unload for a few alol
to wl “PM
llam- deceive any one. and
the ‘ t nixkt. when my lady
taken n cell a plain. amnoth
pair 1, ‘ oily unbecoming. la
‘1. man. Ontoldeof all
thin. . t a women who tries
to deceit? hair will likewise In
“‘3. “palm-ea other grants.
and on firm
to m"mutter new beautifully
“ may uul’hllndalphla 11mm
an. thadlrlol‘ruay.
rl ofnalay Iran more
.5: ‘hntt than formerly.
alum-puck
Mmhhkunackm
attire-Wartime
WWW
on!” howorlaruer
l'v‘rlhllhaarvaaawell. Alittladeeorar
lea-creel
on may
the line
other.
have
M‘ which women takephyllml
en a toll-wk up]. no
and make the
Mala of the “Munroe. Cycling
women a‘wkwerd in their walk;
, tlnyzradnallycometomovewlth aplnn.‘
kind ofmotloatbo lever-antennae],
frequently cultivatawrakneaa hack
hmak-thcmholdthamaolv- y.
koldtnlilllymflddu if" ' mm
year- uanally
nahlphlghorthantbaotbc.
Croquetreallydocanotglve and
afterannoyofall thewaya he knewin
enuldared none Io conducive tohcalth and
beauty of form as walking. It ought to he
persevered Inanddoneinall huttheworat
weather, and particularly in winter. it in
the cheapo-thud aafrat too. A woman may
heburtwltha belittle/unit, injuredoff a
or tricycle. or receive a blow on the
from a club at golf. which is now
being indulged in by funded—Pittman
, In! Mr. crew-a.
Any American housekeeper may have
Dovrmahire cream on her table if she will
take the trouble to prepare it. Most peo
ple have the erroneous notion that it isthe
particularly rich cream of the county from
which it in named.
Rich. new milk is put Into a very shal-
lewveaael with an extended surface, and
la then let on the range. where the milk
will he warmed. but on no account boiled
or even melded. Thc‘heat will cause all
the cream to rise totheanrfaceinavery
abort time. and the pan iathen tnkenofl
and placed In the ice box 'or come other
cool place.
When thoroughly chilled the cream may
be taken oil. and will be nearly oi the con~
alatency of newly made butter. This is pill
in jars, and at breakfast to served with a
spoon, and in delicious with oatmeal. her
rice, jam—with everything, in fact, with
which ordinary cream is eaten.
its peculiar merit llea In the fact that it
Is not oulytbe richestof cream. but will
keep sweet for two or three daya—New
York Tribune.
fame-u Woncn'a Small l‘amlllee.
Among famous women who were mothers
of email families comes Elizabeth Barrett
Browning. who had only one son. Mm
Semen-ville, the mathematician, had two
daughters and one son only. though she
was twice married. Mme. George Sand
had two children.enonand n daughter:
to had Lady Mary Montana. whose “let
tors” are so admired In litemture, and
Mme. de Sevigne. writer of equally in-
mom-x “letters" in French. Mme. do Sine!
had three children in her early married
life. When forty-eight years old she mur-
ried a second time and then had another
aou. George Eliot (Mrs. Curse) was child—
leea, and so was Mm. Craig, the author of
“John Halifax.” Mrs. Burbank]. whose
um and poetry were both much admired
in the last century. had no children. and
the same was the case with her equally
praised contemporary. lira. Dole->121:-
change.
Ile- a Woman Can Blake a ”flux.
1 have a achenre for name woman who in
wondering what she shall doro make a
living. let her get up a business curd
stating that the will do all kinda of mend
in: for gentlemen, work to be culled for
and returned. and leave the cards with
some self addressed postal: with the land
lady of every good house she knows of. to
be distributed among the man whom- lnun‘
dresses can neither darn. mend nor how
buttons on. if she does it in a business;
like way and lit reasonable rates she ought
to get up enough trade to employ two or
three girl: A man hates tothrow nwny
nailk handkerchief because the hem Inna
reveled out. or give away gnrmeuta that
happen to have a slit in the wrong place.
-—New York Recorder.
Water the Beet (Brunette.
An authority warna women who would
pmrve or enhance the bounty of their
complexion—and what women woolll not?
—to nae rain water. If mildew wash
their fnceein. If thin in not pmcnroblo,
boil the water before using it. With this
good soap should he need. he the bro!» of
all beauty Iacleanlinm It Is a mirrorin-
to fancy that oil» and nnguents will cleanu-
the xkin. A low wunu-n Mill cling to thin
moot miutnkcn idea, and there never wean
grunterdelnoiou. Water in the boat of all
coernetlce
To Sick student...
Mn. President Dwight, of Yale college,
originated the idea nfn "Yule harm" for
atndenta who may need mallard cure or
hurting. kin. Dwight. with themlatnm-e
of many ladlea of New York, among them
In. William 0. Whitney. obtained fundn
for the erection of the building. There
every atndent who la in can be under the
care of a matron and phyniclnnmml receive
all the attention which mold he givon him
at his borne—Bolton Woman’l Journal.
lady m cam-n alum.
Indy Tennyaonhaaalwayallena notable
honnkeeper. Early in his married life her
hnahand laid leatingly that abnuid litera-
tun tell his wife would keep the family
from my by her culinary chill. and he
M amnrethe'l‘enn loll tea Macon.
would provaecneeeaa” fore her now
flame lady Marlon wan Mica Emily Bell-
woud. Bha we. a niece of Sir Mm Inch
lieu—Exchange.
low the M Iron Um
la fiance. fumed of starch on
no. after they an waited and
dried ready to hinder! theyaradlppwl
in boiling wntvr and partially map out
between . They are repldly lrnuvd
enm- mm c. .. me
am. ti y
all! and ale-mull" York Journal.
Manama-mm
«uninitiated. lllk.
fir
iii
i
i
mom m It mean.
. - tot-too astronomical-nin-
tly~nnok¢mel lytn hummeuma
ho‘
swim-mos -7
House’s
nndmtand. lwaa kept tbereatleaet
with the-harp iron. Hetookitlikea
I had one ontwofnrtherviaita from
him on following daya. on each of which
lwaaohlised tnmtchhimforatime.
I think he molt have recognised me an
akindly and effectual ocratcher. I im-
agine he we; euflering from tome pom
aiticelorakindiaauoe.towhicb homey
have fallen a victim. Otherwiae 1 might
be in that scratching billet etill.-—"A
Diver” in Chamhen’ Journal.
mm mm anon the Hype-m Into.
The difl'erencea in the climates appear
to have great influence on hypnotic ena-
ceptibility. Southerner: and altogether
those who have been exposed to the
tropical heat are much more easilyin-
financed than those who live in the tem-
perate or frigid aouea. Hypnosis not
only appears sooner in the tropical oli-
mates. but it is usually deeper, and the
more complicated conditions of the
crater invariably appear immediately.
The hypnotic susceptibility does not de.
pend on these circumstances alone.
There are many other condition which
we must find partly outaide of the indi-
vidnal and partly within. lt in neoco-
aary to especially notice the diflcrent
tempera of mind, auch as delight. aor-
row. etc.
What also worka egainet cmuiug into
the hypnotic state iaoveroxcrtion, either
mentally or bodily,“ empty or over-
loaded atomach. excessive use of certain
nourishing animtnncea. liqueur, strong
spices, coffee or tea. All these condi-
tions more or lose prevent or disturb the
coming hypnoaia. Further-mm. out
yard influencea, such as temperature.
dress. place of residence and anrround~
inga. should all be considered. The
room in which experiments are in be
performed Innat neither be too warm nor
too colds—Chicago Herald.
Winthr- Plum
On one occasion when the artist Parker
had been painting a portrait of Charles
Sumner. Whittier came to Chestnut
street and said to Mrs. Sargent:
"Friend Elizabeth. wilt thee go with
me to see Friend Parker's picture of
Charles?”
“I should be very glad to." ahe an-
awercd.
"Wilt thee go this mmingPMuked,
and upon her annealing they act ad for
the studio. When they arrived they ex-
amined the portrait of Sumner, but
Whittier seemed to hire. sorgent to he
preoccupied and to be in haste tonall
her attention to something else. In a
moment he said:
“Friend Parker, where is the other?”
The artist turned around an cnoel,nnd
thero was a portrait of Whittier himwlf.
The porn was a planned as a boy at lira.
Sargont'e surprise, and u rho had not
even known of his sitting the wee natu~
rally not a little utonlahed. lie waalika
n genial comrade in hie fun. and, ul-
thonzh he was naturally grave and lo-
date. there was in him a moot beautiful
and genial humor and aweetneu. like the
color and perfume of the may-flower
under the anymore of the leavoa in the
opting—Arie Baton in Chicago Tribune.
Anna-radon Wanda.
Colonel Yule. the editor of Marco
Polo, has pnhliahed. with John Hurray.
of , a clone-:1 of Anglo-Indian
colloquial words. In thi- work.along
with well known loan worda from rel
- mutual-blind.
- “nay, merrily eaatwe have a tIrkf
Chief .
halter: honr‘acratchinx that monster 3
......_ .........— Wm
”m runner moor.
We and fill ”all “MN" h
"loam?”-
dear editor—pa led to me. i nltc laot
week "Wk-wen lwaeayung man we
utter have tnrkl ahntea. theymmen
dutenjoythunulvea nowllka thaydld
tk-dn theyf
lldldldnttbinklo.
’nutdaftolebilwatpaaadabontmki
nwereklnwauetatnrkiqufid kin
" wy,yuro para manna, . we
naelovtharn. wnwil chowyure no the
honkaefondovfnunowaaever...
kmyqlauheautetbatwilplecepa. an
waklnnaehiamnakit.
anbilandmetukparatorkiwathawaa
Mania up an hoteitdowntothawooda
antidcltaatree. bil had theirtohotau
nockedllegofllt. lhedthenextohotau
hltitlnthcnek. thcnwekcpahutlnatit
tilitwaaal fnlorhnleaanweenm home.
“attentive-ed wmgorgie.werewaan
lwoa havinaturki ablated-ad.
honed pa. I am glad 2 hear that. It
abowl they I: a litcl life left in the boy 0v
2 do. like they won In the boy ov olden
timea.
yogi and, they wan iota ov life in the
boyl. but they aint none left in the turki.
pa laffed
then he led. were did u get the tnrki.
wy, i lied. It waa the I wat u was fatenin
4 Christina;
pa atopld lamp.
wy. be red. udont meueilaay u tnk rni
turkf an abot at It.
yea,faed.hillaud me wanted 2 shown
they woe jun. as much life in uaao they
woaweu I: won a boy. '
pa kinder laffed agane.
who killed the tnrki. be red.
I gem killed it. I aed. i hit it in the nek.
ha. led pl. a chip 0! the ole blok. ial‘
waya won over turki i abet at.
ho, fled. I hltit40r5tlmca.
well. cod pa. it spoil: a turki 2 chute it
aomani than. go and get it an let me
Ink at it.
we left it in the woods, i md, because It
waaal shot apart. hi1 hit it a grid mani
timea we let the dorg have it after. pa
got orfnl mad. he cod he orter whip mo 4
apoilin the Chrintmas dinner wot he had
been gettin mil 4 so long.
now. aiut pa a mono man. In he aed he
woo glad we had a tnrki chute. an then he
hit the turki no maul times.
ita over then, Ito ever time. and some
timea them. gorgie.
—New York Mercury.
A Letter from Thackeray.
Dean Kola knew Thackcnu well. and
car It was in reply tea reqne-t made
on behalf of afrieud for his autographand
in acknowledgment alto of some game:
Ivnnanom-Dld lever write and com-
ply with yonrdeain to bananas. of auto-
araphf You’re welcome tnaqnire. Tell your
friend. the lady. I have no plea-Ire higher
than In writing pretty poetry and atriking of
the lyre lnoompllmcnt to amlleman when:
benevolence did luapiro to need me pheasant:
and partridge: killed with alwt or wiretht
whatever the way of killing them 1 equally
admiral. and who of ouch kind practices. l
trust. will never tire. May you bring your
down every time you drowthia. my noble
mama. In the food drain of
W. hf. Tunxnav.
Editor and Esquire.
'1'“, Pillar! mun.
Binding waa ltopped by two footpada
the other night.
One of them covered him with a revolv-
er. and the Herald:
“Turn overall your cash, and be quick
about it."
“My dearfellowa," raid Dimllng In re
Ipnnne wtbdr urgent invitation, "l have
no cab to turn over. I have just left a
church fair."
The Iootpoda first Iatladed themselves of
the trutbof the unfortunate man‘a story.
and then I'll-ed 81.25 between them for him
relief, reprdlcu of the fact that hunineau
had not been good with them for some
time-wflarper’a Baur. ‘
.laxlau to Know.
The Detroit Tribune tells of a Sunday
Ichool teacher In that city who delivered
anearneat little address to her boy- the
other dayon God’s all aeeing eye. "You
moat alway- "member.”ahe laid. ”that
the very balra of your head unnumbered."
pou one of the urchioa. jerking a
Mr onto! ldl little blood head and hold-
lu‘ it up to her, naked. “What number In
thatf" it In Inch question:- at theee that
ere calculated to enact the theology of the
moat orthodox teacher!
Bowl on.
Cbolly—lly birthday today. old chappio.
OhappIewllow old!
Gully—Getting to old. dealt boy, l'nr
walhlly aakallnod to tell.
won't w it.
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Teacher (at a village echoed-Tomorrow
[aballmlaietoyonthuoryoftbveuof
Geronimo. Bury hoyrnuat twine arm
with him touched. lfheeao'tman
with butter will do at welt—Yolk»
or
got mad cause we won such gnd chute an 3
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no or ea. in u ac.
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um u. tonne. PAL-limes. in an. 7 item.
bu kept a letter he received from the great 5 u "=-
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ghl‘fi—lzm a. (via Springfield), 1 to ex. via
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lalies' lid axioms. 15:.
for $3
8| Washington St.
Plumbing. has-Fitting. Tin and Sheet Iron work;
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Duchess and NewlYork Bungee f
best quality of Rubber Hose, Decorated China Din-
nor and Tea Sets. Plain China, Agoto’nnd
Tin Were at Lowest Prices.
GIover&OIsen~
SOUTH NORWAL‘K.
——-—‘F0R-———
SHOES
to $3.00.
laiies' llassetl axioms. SLIJII to $2.50.
child's hi and Russell 60:. In $l.25.
Ilen's Russell Blucller. finest and snappiest Shoe on earth.
lien's Russel, a good one and Bond lnuler, at $2.00. .
Anything You Like In Ladles’
Children’s Made to Order.
CLOVER & OLSEN
LEADERS IN THE 800T AND SHOE TRADE.
Mlsses’ and ‘
SO. Norwalk.
Tristram
Dress Goods.
sold by city houses.
Fllll ems AND
Fur Trimmings in all widths.
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WHOLESALE PRICE.
nmfiiflns.
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$7.50.
$40 llawliye, 4x5,
$25.00.
5' o. 3. NORTH,
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We have a full line of Fur Ca
mfitnmn bin coins srnnr,
& Hyatt.
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Norwalk.
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New Dress Goods.
We are showing our entire new line of Fall Novelties in
The largest line that we have over shown.
have styles that cannot be found in any other store in town and
we guarantee our prices aobc lower than the same goods are
We
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