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EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
O. H. ,'Harveyls,
, ‘10 North. Main Street.
”Limo ssvu’ii‘h’o‘imv.
A PLUOKY sans CASHIER Faces
mum nzvowslts AND use.
' WW5" IN CHURcl-IEB.
manta-wumnu‘uu,”
. ore-Mum
Rev. Jeanette Olmstead.on Oct. 17.
was ordained to the Congregational
in Gustavus, 0. She was
' Bargain
CHILDREN’S COLUMN.
flattery sat in the lane shone.
A ”shepherd’s chick" she blew:
And “one.“ shccrisd.and ”two“ she cried
' .‘VSTURTEVANT’S
tour our iii to sitters.
Houses,
stunt instill
ning.
of the California
station. has tuned circulars repudiating
H. KRIEGER,
y It Was “acted.
The farm editor received the frillowing
navy and sent it to the critic column col.
lector. who returned it incense he knew it.
stated facts and not fiction: A horticul-
turist had missed many applceevery night.
Finally he set a watch. expecting to trap
Under Mahackemo Hotel.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at
South Main Street. 50. Norwalk.‘
F; ‘H'. “NASH” & BRO.
Have received from the World of Columbus and the World
he discovered a
H. s. BROWN’S,"
the"cold process"snd warning persona his neighbor‘s boys. In the dim night a . .
claw it new he! the Delin- Gus already well known them as a preacher. “do“ “I“ NI" 0'" F L f ._‘ l d G d
‘ as . tth use of th “com d u— light heaaw limbs of apple trees shaking. 5
rail-a to Get the irony la the eons,- People flocked into town from every gfi‘}§fm‘afin mm". advoarrtilsd. 1?.” 1 mm.“ the “a am, he be,“ we (”M-“in“. m, lne Ine O E ,. O l ay 00 s it
ville (Iu) Baas—he Ito-o all in. farm and hamlet. and the church was m," ”tuna,“
80 you are Just too late.’
Slum-ad Ilow It Was'eetevl.
[timid that when a lie is will a little
uncle in the corner or the eye twitchat
Thereiaainau in Codeyvillc whocsn pie
varlcste and not twitch. From nature
he drew a prise. which is a serious face
. with sincerity stamped upon it. Likewise
' he ha a manner which is candor per-soul
lied. This man should have been an actor
asparaon. lie is a bank cashier. Do
“in ability to tell and look elfcctire fiction
hinged the fate of the raid by the llaltona
By it was saved the treasure of the hanks.
and through it were lost the livesotthe
nus-
Charlee '1'. Carpenter, the " ‘ " ol' Cour
don & Co..hanksrs. was looking over a
ledger beside the tellsr's window when he
heard a voice say harshly: "We’vegot you!
crowded. A council had been called to
examine the candidate, and there was a
goodly gathering of ministers and lay
delegates. among whom were five wom-
en. All sortsof questions were putto
Min Olmstead. and well answered, and
the council unanimously voted to or—
dain her. Rev. Anna 11. Shaw preached
the ordination sermon from Accs xxvi,
19. The ordination prayer, by Rev. Mr.
Hersey. of Ashtsbula. 0.. was closed by
the laying on of hands on the head of
the candidate by Rev. Anna Shaw and
Rev. Messrs. Hersey. Craft and W. B.
Olmstead, Miss Olmstead’s brother, who
then administered the charge to the
young pastor. Rev. Mr. King, in be-
half of the conference, extended the
right hand of fellowship. Rev. Mr.
household finds a new menace in the
Increased use of powerful drugs in the
preservation of food. Salicylic acid bo-
racic are now in extensive use. Manu-
facturers of mince meat put up wet in
cans or jars are neingsuch acids, and
they are also [nit into vegetables, pickles
and es. .
The New Jersey state board of health
has condemned this practice. One of its
members—Albert R. loads—recently
called attention through the Philadel-
phia Ledger to the extensive use of the
(immune drug. He says: ”Hedicsl
sut ties ascribe to salicylic acid five
diflcrent kinds of toxic action. Its influ-
ence in producing diilicnlty of breath-
ing and palpitation. of the heart isso
marked that it should be u. rule never to
ribe it as a medicine in case of
hsdssen noone enter the orchard. Non-
pluecd. he pt up close to the shaking
tree. He saw a hedgehog descend from
the tree, roll over on the apples until its
back was laden with the fruit, attached by
the quills. and wahble on. The farm editor
didn‘t doubt the story. but wondered what
an insect eating animal wanted wig; ap
lee.
“For the worms," triumphantly explain-
ed thecurio mam—Indianapolis News.
What Wan Len-
A ‘i ,
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W LEXIOE‘ IS DE ER.
or common“
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as lea. It rundown“ “WW ”mum”
innocence;
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all... beams r. woonwshn. 1.3m???
1301i“- ' ' NEED :YO’I‘ :Sllk'h‘Ell.
Curr. Wltficullsiomatll Mugging;
For young and older America; .l ' 1 for wedding presents.
Our variety is beautiful and the prices the same as in the
large stores of New York. '
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Glover &Olsen
SOUTH NORWALK.
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GOOD SHOES
ladies‘ Kill Blinds, 15c. 10 $3.60. _
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When" WI" “WI-1°.“ “’1 be” 0m" 0‘ Jefiefmv 3““1‘Wha’g‘? ‘0 heart or lung troubles. The drug is STAR lill‘lgglfllflgs, [allIES llllSSBll llllilflls. Sill" ill $1.50.
and hisvision sighted alongarlllc barrel, the congregation, and the exercises principally used for rheumatic disord- . a W. ~c . L .', ohm. K.“ I! H 60
at the other end ofwhich was on“... cxmdmghmmneamm by“... may , . . 5 cg, Kiwi}: liREGhifléllfs l S I an “$53" ii. iii $l..25
Dalton. Back of Dalton oth . . . , ers. Lonsldcnng that there are methods . in ur 1“,.“st . _
. m. m. .. 0...... mm... . h, h d m . °' v. ,. lien 3 Russell Bluchei finest and sn t Sh
m “g. “finchmem One 0' the two . . ,. of preservation W C run ”or use ln: cummmn, Lougcsimmtc. ' dmlIES "e an eanh
walked tothc cashier’s window and stood h 5:“ has! 1" lesney. of but“. Lam- ““mm’ that “3 notion ‘5 cumulat- "'00 1' BO: w m“ haw llll $3 ill] I '
with on gun looking through. The other $3ng .1.Z“§ilina'l§§‘lrff.‘f.23$§ mm 9... kissing time?” ive, and um article after article of food -..§‘.."l“'.!’§,"»‘§‘,"f';". "- ,- ll ll
paeedupsnddown between the counter of , , ' ‘ , ’, s nwun . 'a ‘5‘. ma be page,“ each of which contains .. . .~.. 1 ., ..,.', . icy.
the bulk and the plate glass window's. 8‘ “est Somflmflc, Mm Mrs. “1m- ~xllt..mniv‘:’;iu;ilo‘éi urinal. it {be safe plan wouldbetorestrict the "1".53‘3"?3.§5§Ts' Ell S “SSE" i! 300 one and lillllil lfllllief, dl $2.00.
. ' . . _ ._ d l . _ _ p n . .Irwun \ g.
Mfigmghggxfifig‘pm ney 8'85“”? from bt. Lawrence ‘1'“ Anhng grgn?hand in his. use of this drug tomedioiual purposes. COMES. MONEY R t: 70 N D I: D
varsity. Canton, N. Y.. and engaged for
N. X.. and was ordained as minister at
__ "-4,— ._
‘ lilii'y v.5. rw Kellie-re u «:m. ' ' E
ii» 6mm Dalton immediately walked a time in teaching. In 1:185 she preached n::g,r::;*:g:.g:§::g;g up A mm m n m mm,- m, ____,.. ,- _« A. ., -. .- . Anything You Like in Ladles’ Misses! and ,
around theend of the counter. through as her 5m sermon. She became pump of mm. h" so he“ . V'“_ . ' ' W - Curran“?! 1... Children’s Made to Order i
done and into the presenceol' Mr. Carpen parishes at Upper Lisle and Middlcvillc The World 3 fair has git en employ- . . c3351.?“ rs: c r; .ct“ . l
ter and ot the cashier, Mr. C. M. thrll. in ' But that is fifty rem-so: ment to an army of women who have "is that Ralph lion-now. who was meil- ' " _
front of the Vault. Then ensued the lira
ms. The main door of the vault atom
open. Three bagsor silver. each contain
III “M. rested on the floor of the vault.
Above them was the inner safe. containing
' the currency, with the door shut and the
combination act. The robber unfoldeda
the latter place in 1837. Three years
ago she assumed the pastorate ol the
Unitarian church at Millhury. Mass,
where she continued until recently.
Mrs. Whitney is president of the Wor-
cgster League of Unitarian Women.
They both are old folks new;
They love to saunter down the lane.
Where first they made their vow.
Those quaint old words. they linger still.
But with a sweeter sound;
'f'is never “half past kissing time"
While love‘s we wheels :0 round.
‘ _
been quick to grasp the situation and
qualify themselves for work either in
the grounds or on the floors of the numer-
ous buildings. Mrs. Luella J. Perry is
to head the guides within the inclosure
after the opening day. This tiny. wavy
tionod in his late uncle's will?" .
“Yes; showdown: tochsrity, and what
was left of the estate Went to Ralph.”
"Indeed. ail-l whnt was left!"
"Balpb."-—l.ifc.
()ne- Kind of Saving.
ll.l.. lies Haven 8. Hanlnnl ll. ll.
‘ JUSI’. 5. 1892.
TBAISS LEAVE SHUT" SUR‘VALK AS
FOLLOWS:
GLOVER & ' OLSEN,
LEADERS IN THE 800T AND SHOE TRADE.
“New " saidk'he. “bring me your money and she is to deb“: an address in the n. c" 5""! “a “nu" m'd' 33331119gyd‘hmilgszlfiulmgfi A thrifty “mm“ had Mlle“ 0“" "l ”1"“ “roan“ hi2) e‘xtfis‘e'mi‘u‘liav l. 13‘ 7 gait} 8 l . aShEngton Stu SO. Norwalk.
0 ' .. -. v ’ ' ‘ ram: "1 yc’ newline artll 1.8:!” at x new!“ ex. Hi ._ llll _ .
andheqiiick about it." womensdepartluent 0‘ the muhmn” 1" "“5 mountain districts 0' Pcnnrylva— secures the autograph of every one she coope e “u 1““ w ‘ ‘ E I y ll :r: mil .1,” ‘ ‘ w ' u ~ 4., ._-. 7
The cashier moved to the vault and
lugged outone d the bags of silver and
dropped it into the capacious grain hog.
“What's thatl"demandsd Ural. Dalton
as the bag of silver sent backsnlumed
«think.
“It's silver." replied the cashier. "A
fair on Nov. ‘3. on "Women‘s Ministry.”
Her husband. Rev. Herbert Whitney. is
pastor of the First Unitarian church at
Athol.
The Baptist church of Roslindnle.
Mara, has licensed Mrs. M. E. A. Glea-
nia two wrong bull built their nest under
the caves of an old farmhouse. and there
they reared a snmll rind interesting fam
ily. Among the attaches of the farmer's
household wns a white cat, and when the
wrsus became sotaine that they used to
hop around the piano in search of crumbs
guides. Her attentions are not confined
to women. it is a matter of iudid‘erence
to her which sex she guides. as long as
her services are appreciated.
Mrs. Perry brought herself and her
enterprise from the little town of Barre,
function is to protect its pitiful“ against
cxtortionnte prices by swurfhtc tolhelu n
ruluctiou of 10 per cent. ill the sierra ll.»-
longing totho combination. Slu- was on:
thusiasiic over the opportunities for «min
only the scheme prunntml, lmt iwr husband
was rather disposed to be skeptical on the
’. 3‘.“ i252 ex. 1 ll ac. 231 or.
:Ixt ilC. lit: as. til) ex..5‘.."uw.53lrx. Ethan:
fillit'l. em lit-.Tiilrx. Thine. lotion. 1 (flu. in.
“'mhingtnn or tress. Suittlayu~52ri 11.. h Ill
ex.,9 i!) av. l'. . .»—6 it ac. ‘3 ‘53 an. 92.5 ran:
Full Sine list“. A. 3 .—llt'- or; 6 in ‘tK‘ .
71“ an s '11! an, 9 lire-1.. low u. in L? or. I'.
.\i. 12W rx..l lm~r..1tt ac..:~llt~x..‘ '
Ii L’ or if." 1. ex. 51h mat!) Hillier-{mu .l .I
THE LEADING nu shuns sun, ‘
1 Tristram & Hyatt.
son asopreuclicr of the Goalie]. Mrs. it ill l' - ~ ' i ‘ “we“, Mj--?1-'-'}.I- 2.3} “I‘- W “minim" 5‘1
thousand dollars in “"9“" Gleason is well known in the Woman's " e c“ mm m m “Tm or t will. u“ near Worcester, Mass. and only ten At the clcaeof the first Wt‘t'li she ind s 121.113“ film”? Txi'flm‘l M" l V
n _ . . ‘ . . . . - yp«..l~m..tl-m..a.r
Th“ robber cursed. Wind“ ’0‘" Christian' Temperance union in this gym:ianlleldtcmllll-dwsf‘hii’lli‘e'iiflillgtfgilclrr miles from the ‘0‘") where Dmflnr “k with him. ‘2 .55" m' “Mb’u' ion a m BMW“ n' NO, 2 GAZETTE BU I LD' "6'
gold?” he demanded. ' General Davis first saw the light. Mrs. hm “narrow. A.
“In there." said Cashier Ball. pointing to
state, and is new filling lecture engage-
noticed this he kicked the cat. and she
“You don't bolls-i. in the society?" she
M.--nlu ac. 915 rx..
mien. lotion. P. M.» 1209 ex.. 1 lb c!.. it!
meats in Miss uri. finall learned ti t it w d mm to Perry “I“ on the grounds to m the “id tentatively. ar.:7l5'os.,80lac..l:3!a.m.rx. Norwalk.
3;? "h 'm' ‘h' clmdj’tW-i (, Mrs. 0. R. il'ashlmm at mm mm, a (“,9 Kym, um “mg; 3’ um" first shovel put into the earth. She "Not altogether." he confessed. will)“ ”Kg"??? ‘iéoé‘fidim u... gluon.
it ink, robbc" h: m again. bet t. rel student at leadviile p; has m-cepied WM“ “‘0 in"! "tens grow larger one knows every inch of her route and pm, ”Well. whether you'll” or not. lji't'savn'l' M‘ JI- at. . .— ex.. tint... loan. ‘ , 7".“m
Erma... said a call from the Unil'ersdlist imriah at of them one day fell out of the nest, and. in pleasant “filling up" talk that helps .10 “I" “0032 0"" “w’oflih‘l' imilld'fi Fun Home. A. M.» in! Ms Shore Line}.
Ball.
“Why can’t you!” asked the robber with
an oath.
"Because there’s a time lock on." said
the quick wittsd cashier. as he walked
over to the safe. seized the knob and rat
tied it. “See!" he said, as if furnishing
convincing ocular proof of the fiction
“it can't be opened until the time it is not
for."
“What time is it set for?" asked the
with“. tying the cashier with suspicion,
“Hall pastfl.” replied Mr. Ball with that
look 0! entire sincerity.
"What time is it now!" demanded the
High up on the wall there hung a clock
Banker Carpenter stood where his gun:
fell on the hands. Mr. Hall didn't look at
the clock. He drew from his rust pocket it
watch, looked at it and replied in [but
calm, candid tone, “It’s now just lwrlll)
minutes paste." Beaks? Carp-tiller it'll
his heart sick. Will. the clock belon- him
he saw it was twenty minutes of Ill. and
where was the cashier's romanceot the
“M ktk. NW Willi the falls little
ment of the time? But no other eyes on
Stoughtou’, Wis.
Rev. Ellen A. Copp. of llillsdnle.
Nick, has sccoptedacall to the pas-
torate of the Pork Free Baptist church
at Musing.
The growing spirit of fellowshipbe—
tween the orthodox fillll liberal churches
is illnfilrfl‘it'll by the fact that lie-r. lien-
riettn G. Moore. of the Unite-realist
church of Ohio. recently preached in a
Presbyterian pulpit, and her sermon
was enthusiastically received-Boston
Woman's J ournni.
Well fitting l'mlrrwrar.
One of the daily trials of tin: lift->8-
ulnker is to make a drrss fit over ill fit-
ting uilderclothca. No woman lll‘hl ex-
pect a handsome setting continue without
she dresses with that effect in view. By
paying a reasonable sum. well made and
well fitting underu'our in silk. l'ainbric
or muslin may be procured. From the
undervcst to the dress waist each article
being too weak to run and unable to fly
lay helplem on the grass. The cut saw the
accident and run rapidly to seize the llll’ll.
but seeming to remember the lesson taught
her. whcn she reached the ht-lplmslittir
thing she only touched it llaintily with her
pow and then lay down and watched it
Presently then.- came a block and yellow
gnnlcn snake towunl the “littering bird
ling. The cut was dozing and was nu’nk
sued by the fluttering of the bird. in
stantly she rose and struck at the n-ptilc
with her paw. This was an enemy the
snake did not appreciate. bllt it was hun
gry. so it darted forward and attempted to
seize the bird under the very shelter of the
cat‘s head.
Like a flash the sill. H'llt‘d the sunlm lust
back of the bond and killnl it w; !l one
hits. When the funnel happcurii .liung ill
the afternoon he found the cut crouching
in the grass sheltering the bin]. and ten
feet sway was the dead snake. This mmir
it clear that the cat had carried the lnnl
away from the stroke. and the young llll
venturcr was soon n‘stomi In its anxious
parcnta-llmmloo liucksnw.
while away the long distances between
the buildings. She is wonderfully in-
telligent, and talks Turkey. China. Afri-
czt or Alaska with equal cam—New
York Recorder.
1he “BBQ, Sea-mu
One of the most nutritious llml lmiltll-
ful of {unis is llonry. ll is the one
sweet lint no‘vcr l'l.;:.~. and ram ln‘
omen ‘Ltli impunity at all illuco. The
markets are now linodml with the white
clovnr honey from up the slate. and
the delicious California honey made
from thr- orange blossom. Let your
children rat till the hrs-all ntul hum-r
and honey they went. (live the") grout
slices of llrt'llll covered with hum-y for
tllo-ir luuclimvus. it will do llli‘lli gmul.
From thotinlo the over honey begins to
mine into the market until spring 1 foul
my children honey every day.
if they have a little cold or cough and
trouble with their throats. [gave them
"How?" he inquired.
"By using my tickets of course. i
bought till) worth of things and only paid
I!) for them."
"Ah,” he said. beginning to figure.
“Yes. I did. and next week l‘ll surl- 831i.
or overt-Ia day." and she was more on
thnsisstic than ever.
“No you won't. my dear." h:- srliui cm
phat'lcally. “You are nitogrtlu-r [nanny
nominal. This blisim-ne of ”winking $.25 to
save $35 won‘t vmrk. You throw that
ticket in the tire and ln‘gilli” nlrriicll and
reform in some other direction, please,"
and she begun to cry.-i)rimlt Frrv l‘rrss.
Will Meet llim latrr 0a.
A 6-foot elm-tutor, with a iiillmllnr arm
and a band like a i‘flldhl'il hum, rushed
in beth-il the two young mnnwimwrrt
pomml-ling. M'I'fll' Ling :unl gouging each
other. null separated tin-m
“If you don't stop this.” he said. holding
them at arm‘s length run-l Shaking tin-m
till their teeth I’llllit'il. "l'll bump you to
gather and break oi'rry bum in your worth»
lose bodies! Sow my"
P. M.” izov ex. (via Springfield). I In ex. via
lisrtfordl.
LEAVE NEW \‘Ulih'
Foil Sol'ru Nouwau. A. .\l.r full (-1.. Om
an. 7 Ill an. amen. 9m ex . Oltl an. ll on ex..
II in an, will noon ex. l’. Mr“ 12.nov,. llflcx"
Salon. :18 name ex..1l Men, 4 ice-1.. t “‘th
sills. X.u,,5-B PI..$1" an.» m VL. 701 an.
l‘l‘l mu, 9:" Adams or. llllll mu. [‘1th mid-
night (1.. Sunday: A. )1 till! an. 7 lilac. l’. )1.
cm l. c: . 1‘.’ :1! mi-luicht
New Dress Goods.
r . . , . .- , - . - Y - .
\\t .m shoeing our entire lie“ line of Fall Novelties in
. v " - '
Dress (trunk. lili‘ largest llill‘ that we ll;l.\':' over shown. W'e
haw styles that cannot be found in any other store in town and
we guzlrunivcullr priwo‘ .u bllower lint: the: same goods are
sold i y riiy houses.
go. _._
FUR DAPES AND FUR TRIMMINGS.
We have a full line of Fur Capos which V-Vt' have just opened,
For Trimmings in all widths.
~-... a» ..___.
T ristram & Hyatt,
lowed Hr. Carpenter'n . allouid tit smoothly—neither tightly, so strained honey mixed with a few drops “That's all right," said the youth with
“Twenty minutes pelt 9;: repeated m, s». to soon wear out. norso lrmecly us for mummy. “a...“ of lemon Juice. and it proves most sift-c. the bruised cyc flllil llmllguml nira', pu-lc N
mhhersnerihewhier. "We'll wail ml “10 “WM ‘0 be'l‘l‘ill'l’llll." 1"“ i“ =1 M1:- First“'illiuinlhe Normsn.thcn William on ““ll- WM“ ”WY “m “mgr-V ‘ Viv" "’3 "p h“ m“ “d ”mm“ ”mm “'"hf ORWA LK
minutes.” W?“ fitting mm'iamelcctml insult as non them agent-rolls slice of broad and lmi- mnit‘l “ ”l0 011'" Hubs "mile "l U I
Then three or four revolver bullets pot
tend the thick glass hour of the
bank like so many hailstorm-t
“Hurry up with all there is." excln‘uuul
robber
the .
The cashier droppd In the other hugs of
silver. Then came snothpr rattle of small
hallemtheplata glass. and threeor four
got through. but with force spent. The
rohbarwsnttoths vaultsndstmd at the
“I‘ll put a ballet through you if you
well as to fit the figure. iioi’cr yrt in-
jure-ll one. though on improperly Illilil"
and partly lilting corset Could undoubt-
edly injure many. The prrecnt fashion-
able slender appearance is better given
by wtaring yokes on all llnllt'l’lillll'llt and
huttoniug them lotheedge of tho corset.
As there are long, medium and short
waisted corsets nowadays. every figure
may be suited. Stocking: unwmrtm are
llsnvy. Slepllcu and licnry. then llll‘lllrll and
Olin.
Next Henry the Third. Edwards one. im- and
three.
And again after [til-hard three licorice we see.
Two Billiards. lhlnl Richard. if rightly Ignore.
'l'wo llsnrire. olxth Edward. Queen Navy
Queen liens;
Then J stole the Scotsman. then Charles. whom
they slew. . l
But received after Cromwell ailolliov churn-s
too.
Then James the lit-mm! ascended the throne,
lt‘l’ covered thick with honey, and they
never got sick. as they Would «Mini;
sirwtilleats. jellies and joins. From
long years of experience I feel justified
in recommending honey as an excellent
and nutritive food, not only for chil‘
dren. but for grown people—«New York
Herald.
A Famous Woman Ilsa-l.
meet him ill a 'lxllllflll game wins day
where we can light this out without inter
fenm!”~—-l,‘hicngo Tribune.
Both Liked the Change.
Friend-Given up housekeeping and gone
to a hotel. ch? How do you like hotel
life?
Mo‘l‘lfl—Flrst rate.
in ray life.
“indeed! And how does your wife liLe
chcr was so happy
Miss Emma Van Tassel
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