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M in it. lluradtnz we’re in it
,evtry m. tip-cit“: at Clutch...
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hadron cuttotlckncrr; don’t whack
onyourctoruncb. boo-mil ltnocr """M b:\ '
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HOSIERY AW SPECIALTY.
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a Druggrst
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beaecnin the country.
my PIECES IN
Riyal Harvester '
Crown Derby.
Serves.
“and” r.
“17.;
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CUT GLASS
we have fine designs for the
Table or Decoration.
All the Latest
éPERFUMES
Toilet Cases. .
, lf'anicure Sets.
3‘ I Gillil Pails.
FouMain Pens.
ETC.
ii. ii. Plaisted,
Dru ggist.
43 ___!l_____________aslrirglor St. St. liurvrit
lflllliiiilli
——AND——
CELERY
KILLS ALL PAIN AND INVIOORA’I'IS
m Hm.
balm tries.
It Irrt iltsllrs llrys.
In late Sleepless ms.
mWAmn-mp'mcrninr
ammo-manner":
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In
mummm
Yankee
lIlIliI- SiillliiEii.
umwwikcatlhaadlf act filly
“film“
lily lirug Store.
I WMNW at} £90. NORWALK.
6. memory at 00..
v « wee-nut:
RAISINS
mmuelcamthaww.
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kw wan-mun" rarer-nu
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manor
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whhnflcfir at-fllrr
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TIIE EVENING SEN'I'INEI.
Jmmmaalm.
mecca-mug ........
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IOOII'O rum
on: 8,. "7 OHS: 19 "‘
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low York llciald Weather tor-cant.
The weathcr to-day m to be colder
andelcar. folhwcd byanlow rioaoftunm
twvo. Tomwrowitprrauircr to In malty
falrandwarraer.
800'"! IBIWALI.
'lrar thread-at carat, aroDcl-g
and lulu.
Peter Duffy, an old South Norwalk
hatter.dicdinl!rooklyna fewdaya ago.
~7rech Oxford doughnuts, Iane'c. bl
Wachington rtreet.
The annual meeting of the society’s
committee of the Congregational church
will be held next Monday evening.
—See Kriegcr’r advertisement on an»
other page, Be in _tai_king Maine-I.
ExvCaptnin Henry 8. Tyrrell, of Coin
parry I, Wiluited, has been marinated an
captain in place of Charles B. Moore,»
signed.“ ‘
—Hayrn' good- arll on their merits; no
main n‘ecucary.
lImCharIcs ll. Loomis and daughter
Mabel, are spending a few days with
Mrs. Loomis’ parents, Mr. and Mn.
Enoch Wood
~Kandy to towncpeople at town
prices. lane'r.5| Washington street
1!. H. Golden went to Stamford yester—
day to adjrst the lomon the furtiture of
Mr. Harding, which was damaged by a
tire aday or two ago.
—January Chautauqua at Flynn’s.
Butler Chapter. ‘50. 38. It A. 5]., will
work the most excellent masters degree
tomorrow evening. After the work
refrhabtnrnta will be revved.
”Kandy sold low to have fresh all the
time. Lunch. 5| Washington street.
The newly elected odious of Bucking-
ham Paul. G. A. R. and the Woman's
Rein f Corp- will probably be Installed at
the Athenzeurn, Wednesday evening.
January 4. '
-—Fwe lunch of murkraut and frank-
furters at George schaub'n Germanic
Hotel.
The week of prayer. next week, wilt
be obarrved in the Baptist, Congrega
tiunal and Methodist churcbea by services
on Tuesday, Weduuday. Thunday and
Friday evening.”
cu—l’urc colee with purccrraur, 5c. a
p,depot restaurant. Open all night.
Robertertcand John lurria, two
strangers, were unrated last night for
drunkennea- and breach of the peace
Justice Townicbd centenccd them to
thirty dayc' In'fhe unruly jail.
—-Go to Hayca' market for turkeyc.
You arcnot compelled to buy orangn
with thorn. lscapound.
'I'berrnriannualelcctionof oillcen of
Butler Lodge. 1. 0. O. K. beldhstnigbt.
rcrulted‘aafollowo: 5.6..0. A. Good
ale; V. 6., B. If. Gnmhrt; recording
cecretary, B. C. (ha-elk trcaarrrer. I]. 8.
Bond: trustees. (l. H. Bear-c, II. B.
Brown. Charla (lbcrrnann. District
DeputyGilbort, of Danbury, will install
theoflcrrancat Walnut!” evening.
4:50.". havcbutlittbmoncyptofl.
Krieger’gaadbayaatlyiohjackct. You
consultatyourowapricc.
Themdnnted a column of ita
“valuableapaccflattcvcniug to tell ita
”Mulch: Builh'c boy failed
madlvufimnnaJoba'rbnakf-t
Momma-mm
cdforarvprwtofthc annuallyinteroab
inngrlrt-aamciauhcld latbovort
oncchrchtsctthr town the nightin-
fore.
—-Plrntyofnerkllnylcr'r m on
kandattaadnllWafilngtnnrluct.
Waphttoday ‘hbork Job-cub
new-drama!“ lI'hhflr'ar
hanuwbocanllM an:
famdbthoat-catratn-
Imam-arm The: all
mink-urinal jewelry on the
thin-lyhlrw
lbwfullywcrraat.
rm ”Manna
wuk,wlfimufl.fltfl'n
Mun-roam!”
.‘ I... Inc ct three rape India
”nonhuman-I‘ll
haiku“
vabatll.
‘3. WASHINGTON
linGnuParriagtoumfGrcoopotut.
L. L.ptbcguutdlhlayflnncnn.
Hovllandttrcct.
‘-—-Ahrgcvarictyof frdr audio- at
“Mathilda.
The number- of the Y.W.C.T. U.
are rcpueatad-to meet at Halli;
Watcn’. to-nrcrrnwcvoulngat'lm .
”riff l ”I“ ‘I' *
WWI”! pound: :very
thorcruochrmatnayra.,
The Temper-norm Reform arrociation
willholdapoundpartyand aociablo in
tbchallovcr Lawton’a atore, to-mormw
evening. Apia-ant timcb lauredall
whonttend.
KOIWALI NINA.
A M W of Ito-Ir 'fll. the
Banach Inn or Town.
Henry Hillapalrgh died at. his home on
Infill Itrret, this morning.
J'he annual meeting of the Alpha
Wheelclub will be bald next Tun-allay
evening.
The Southern New England telephone
company is distributing new calendars to
its subscribers.
'I'he Matinee Whist club will meet
thia afternoon with Miss Fannie Imnard,
of Union Park. __
The annual rental of pews in the Nor-
place after the prayer meeting to night.
——Iiuyler's candy. fresh every day. at
Iane'n. 5| \Vusbingfbpfst.
Rooney wu held from St. Mary ucburch
yesterday mornmg. Rev. FuthI-r lluggan
oflicinting.
The engagement of Lloyd 5 ilolfrI-y
to Miss Helen A. Hill is announce-d.
Both parties reside in Weston IIIIII ham
numerous friends in this Vicinity.
All young mvn over fifteer yuan; of
ageare invited m be present III lllt‘ New
’ear's reception to be given by the
Young Men's Christian mmiulion. Mun-
day. January ‘3‘]. from 3 to 10 o'clock.
John Hoyle, of Norwalk. overseer of
the card room of the Union Manufnctur-
ing company's plant. while spending
Chritmas with relatives in Philadelphia.
was taken suddenly ill and is unable to
attend to hrs duties.
—(lmrt reductions in Indies'. misses'
and children's garments this wen-is, at
Boston store, Norn'nlk.
Mrs. Maryettc Main died at the home
of her daughter. Mm. Gregory, on Fitch
street. yesterday. aged seventy— oer-en
rears. The funeral will be held Satur-
day morning at 9 ociock, from the
home. The interment will he nt
Branchville. _
ASilvevmine farmer givecun the fol-
Iowingasan infallible cure for all goes
of frost bile: ”lake a very strong in-
fusion of hemlock boughc and apply
while warm to the parts affected. It
will immediately allay all burning and
painful oeuoationr."
A lecture preparatoy to the sacrament
of the Lord's clipper will be held in the
chapel of the Norwaik Congregational
church thk evening at 7:30 o‘clock. fol-
lowing the annual meeting. The recep
tion of six candidatca into mernbenhip
on New Year'a day will be acird upon at
thb tirac. mm_‘__
'l‘hePainlcn' Union has elected theat-
ofllccrl: l’raldent, I". G. Brotherton;
vice president. .I. II. Smith; financial
ocribc.C. L. Flatt; moulding scribe. 0.
F. Harrell; treasurer, L. W. Merritt;
conductor,W. ll. Hurray; pardon.
Cbinery; Munro. C. W. Bennett. ll.
Brown and L. Burdlck.
mum—4.-
-—(lrcat cactifloc Ian of cloak: and
milliuery all]. Kriegor'cfiouth Norwalk.
Thcannualrncctingoftbc Fint Con
proximal or Nor-roll: willho
Winlhcrtlllvtld the Horwalk Con
Michel church, this evening all
o’clock. Reporhofthovarlonccommlb
teoawfllborcadundothcrrnattenprop-
ertooorncbaforcthcrncctingwlllbcro-
ccivcdandaclcdnpnn.
John lilac and John 11. Dexter, of
South Forwalk. went into Blattcry'r
barbs-hop.whrretbcyclalnrtlwywm
annulled. III-n bod Jobnillrtteryar—
mirth-ad how-t tried before Juotlco
ltcad.whodinchavgod bin for luckof
evidence. During the trial Dexter bo-
onraenowy udwaa lockcdup for die
torblagthcoontt. Iatcrhc waldo-r.
cduadwbnathuntil loot evening at 7
o’clocknrbcukc muted bolero Jur-
doom. ,
-Porthatcold forlingtry Haida,”
chocolate.
Amman-ammo.
walk Congregational church will lakoi
The funeral of {Miss Eilzr Inretlni
Tbbmw Gounof surge-Io will Inect’,
Ind Icloot their chicor- ncxt Monday
night.
His Bertie Harri-on. of Danbury. in
the guest of lilac Florence Wiglum.
Blur street.
The newly elected ofllcern of Our
Brothern' Lodge, 1. O. 0J1. will linin-
” y I} .II“:_ V! :
_ 7-». '- -‘ ’ ‘
.VMFWWVM PIN
‘ foanrtbparolina, when howill spend
several weeks bunting.
John '1'. Buyer and family, of Wilton
avonue,who cpcnt Chriatmaa in Yonkers,
returned home yesterday.
No email number of people are asking
the question those cold daya, "Why
don't they have Itoves in the Norwalk
borne can 1" "
Robert Morehotruo and William H.
Saunders have been drawn as juroa-I to
serve in the Superior Court, which con-
verIIr at Bridgeport Tuesday. January it!
l‘hicf of Police Albert Del-‘orest has
Iheen notified of the strange disappear
mum: of Howard W. Shaw, of New York
city, and 'nI asked to look out for any III-
furmatiun concerning him.
—Ii. Krieger is selling cloaks at twenty
per cent below cost
The dia'lrict committee meeting to dis
(“:3 Y. 51.0. A. gymnasium Work.
which was to have brcn held in the Y.
M U. A. parlors last evening. has brm
Ilklptlllt’il till after New Years.
i
I Th.- fare to thr- ulItions on liv- Inn
bury Iiivrnion fro II Norwnlk will be?-
‘l't‘lllfl lot-I than from South \‘nruulk. I!
Art the mic of two and no» half cents per
male. or one-fourth IN than theobl rule,
'l‘m- Helr‘cllllt'n wont to Snub Namath;
this Innruing and inspected the» way In
which tbo- XrIrvruik 'l'mmuny I-mupohy
has Irlil Its trucks across the- curring-
bmlge. 'i‘ncy were satisfied \vIliI lll‘
nay the work has boon done.
‘.-\II onjoyablo fmml)‘ gulp-ring um;
bI-bi at Ibo YK‘SNII‘IIK'I‘ of Major ll II.
.‘lIlirr, In Georgetown. l'hrislmzu. Thnw
pn‘vsnut were Mr. and Mrs Joseph Gray
and children, of Nnrwnlir: Mr. and Mn
5. J. Miller and chrldrenuif Cannons;
Julius Miller, of IIurrfurd: Mills Bansh-
llillnr. of New Britain, and Mia; Sarah
Mill: r, of Dnnbury.
—Ibnsonublo prion; m Lane's depot
restaurant. Open all night.
Norwnik nmunbiy. X I 7, of the Son
S't‘ro: Endowment IJIlIr’I’ hit-9 via-ted,
them- unicorn for the ensuing your: Part
president. (i. ll. Ilmmlieid: prmidenl. L.
It. June; with prvsilienl, I“. i). Knapp:
mfrr-tary. I". :i. Ambler; treasurer, W. N.
Sirnomwounseior. W. A. Ambler: con-
ductor, I). I. Sherwmrd; guardian. E. L
Street; thrones, C. II. Downs. W. A
AIIIber, W. I". l-‘Iliow: representative to
supreme Itmmbly. fir-v. I“. l-‘. Robbins
and (3. II. Dawns. After the election a
collation was fit‘l’h'f‘il The newly I-b-I'tml
officers Will be installed January ill
Aquilia Greenwood, It carpenter emt
ployed by S. B. Wilson. had a had full
yesterday from umtlnld at one of the
bounce in course of erection on Living-
stone Place. llmrge Iiullun. a lenmsler,
drove up with a load of lumber, when
his wheel struck a timber supporting the
neaflold. breaking it. and coming the
staging to full. Mr. Greenwood win at
one end, and lining hit balance he fell to
the ground. Ila was badly bruiml and
one arm was hurt. A physician who
mpncnlng waacalicdund carried the
injured man to his home on llelIII-II un-
true.
‘ It I. raid that It the aiming reunion of
A. the present State bonnie. the Seymour
Constitutional Convention Bill. co Med.
will be withdrawn. lienator Seymour.
who prucnled the bill, expected to be a
member of tho but State Senate. but
failed of a III-election. The Democrata
do not give up the tight for a coustitu
lirmrtl convention. but the present. hill 5
withdrnwn for the purpucoof urchin"
place for mthcr being propurcd by n
membtw. 'flmre bills providing for a
revision of the State Contiitwion wcrc
beforcthc preacnttienatc. of which the
Seymour hill won corallorcd to bctbc‘
IthrllruruaOurb-run it tho gucrt of
linflcdhlioathootcfinlhuuklyn.
Anomtmumrmmum
theme-tot bit father.Jobn Crockett.
Arthur Griln, tho blachmltb at P.
Boyhtoo’rccrrtcncfactory.qunltcrtck.
flatworm». of, bull-gromlt.
3.,“ huuvidtlag ntthc burnout B.
H.Whitc.l’ru|pcot8cighta.
Revival terrier-urchin; holdinthc
Iclbodlat church thh week, and will
pcobablvbcccnflnocdacatwcck.
Juliurl'.PartrlckbalIrgnalhcwcrk
or moving intramural“ attu-
thetvcok faint-cl.“ it will
”NWM‘WHIM
WI . ..
h lthcl Wilcox. 3.er rauullcroy.
i ”-7”
WEEK ISSEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
A. Dickerman & Son,
smear. SOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
I Telephone
CHAS 5.
[EMIIII Blfldil.
wccanacweyou wltburctcriahtbatwillpuoervc yourdipriivc WM
cpplcploordcrallthcyctrrnundcndkecpyourappotitcat kmunfihuod'r
cecal. WearcrclllngOrangcr, Nut- and a full variety of Cbrlctruat specialiti-
J”
Call 13.2.
_ SEYMOUR,
33 'fllllll'llll 812. 80. lililinll.
PICTURE SWIIES.
Written by Puplla at the South Nor-all
Public Mbaul~An Italian Intel-n.
Pedro was an orphan. Ilia mother died
when be war about eight years old, law
ing a husband and only two sons. The
father. whose name is Andreas, was a
ice maker and lived in the dirtiest part
”of the city of Florence. Pedn who who
’buw about fourteen year- old, was a very
"fine musician, and he Ind ah) taught hiII'
brother bow to ring; «thus they won
through th‘ world earning what money
they could. One day it was known
throughout the city that the king would
ride through on horseback, with five
hundred escorts. Everybody wan getting
ready for tho grand occasion. which
would be a week later. That night Pednt
and his little brother came home. and
Hansel wasapoor street fiddler. llo
Ioml his violin. or fiddle as he called it.
It made his living for him.so he had
remain to love it.
Little Brothel. his sister. sung while hv
played. Her voice was simply marhl
turn. for a child of tire years. They
wore not so poor when their parents or re
livinz. Thu brother and sisteriivcd in
tho country, then. But there war it
qurtgrge on the farm. and they were
noun obliged to have there pretty home.
Mr. Wolfe was an honest man. and he
gave up nil be had and went to the city
to not wnrll. lint It? torltml no hard.
wanted to kno‘wlf theycould not get
come light for tho occntion. red. blue
and green. The father gave them the
pcrmhdon of keeping all the money
they made. and the night of the grind
parade they brought home their lightn,
red. blue and green, and gave them to
their father to fix. It was just four
hours betorc the king would come. I’c—~
dra was sentbn an ermidto the other
pnrtof the city, while going around a
corner. he woo knocked down by an un-
Innnageable borne. The crowd‘ who on
thick that he was troddeu upon and he
Iayed there for some time. Afterwards he
was picked up and taken to the hospital
his father was sent for,_but his father
only reached there just us he was saying,
“Look. father, I nee them, red. blue and
green,” ho was then with the angels in
the for distant firmument. 611 LEE.
and hardly spent a canton Illmst‘lf,rttl
that he might give to the wife and
children. But health has italimit. null
the porn man rapidly declined. Sun
was the limo for his wife to Work. lint
the only work the widow could get. mt».
making coarse shirts. One day as sin-
wns coming home. she was crowing a
track, unaware of the engine. win-n it
suddenly struck her on lba temple and
killed her instantly. 'l‘hr- children vvorr
turned out of their home by a hard-
hearml landlady, and got their living by
the violin; ANNIE itu-nmnsos.
.\ “ll of Fairyland.
A lino-ting glimpse in tin- “l'aurl of
Rum ('ixrintmrm." which will ho perform-
ed by tinzvhiblrt-n of Grave church and
uliII-r rhurcbvs, Friday owning. may
not br- amiss Ilt'l’t‘. Tin npemila i~a all
him. u lll’riatll of dainty little children,
:IIIIid :I jiyous rewl of gay colors and
zipztrltllllg music. Santa Claus will be u
prmninont crxtII-ly man, and plays his
part; with a drilrcacy of rI-iitII-ment of
feeling in tho highest III-grep uni-4th:
The t‘llllllt‘l‘fl who form the court are:
I’rinretiifl book . . Ilumnr liyingiou
Prince l'lnylelinw . .. . ...\\'illlr~ltix'hc
I'rtnr-c lion—hon ................ (‘larcnrc Cram
Horn of King flirt-run».
.‘iumvtlaken . . ...AI)IIeilrrgory_
Marion Wilton. Saillc llyatt. Nellie llucs-
herry. .lllrc Darin. Beatrice Hire-r.
Ilollyhrrrhm . sperm-r Album,
Ernest l'IIrIIcll Arthur Kennr). Roy Mont-
gmrrery. Iluwanl Moulgmnrr) llkrivlu
Admit.
Pom attending King CIIrInlmaII.
Mn. “rim... .. . .. .. ..,,.lcan Grrgnry
”other (loose... ........... 71mm Italdwln
Kat. tlmnnwuy . Marjorie llithop
Baby in”. .............. Evelyn Mrriwrther
tiwllt‘hmuu ..... ...f'n~d Many
I’uatrnau ..... . .tllllr fltcnlcy
Mrut try .. ......... Willi» .lehamn
Rubia-on l'rnm . . PM Grumman
tit-Ink .. Julia Lockwood.
V inlet
nit. Annie Brill. mlllh Huntington. Robbie
than. John ’l'rwodwcll lra Lockwood. Joe
’ lit-Bin. Frank Valium. flurry trawler".
Tm ....... ”Vera Wood.
(‘lara Bette. llrocc Ari-Qt. laulrc Hummus.
"7 "cute tickling.“ (tr-cc Bylngrou. Furl
wart! “autumn-Ivy. Samuel B'ovy. Harvey
Bette. Eddie titration-In. Allie Stanfield.
Mob-«Jarvis and later Cecil llurbmlt.
the child artitt frota Blow York.
1;.“ at Charla (ta-now.
After n protracted Iickueac of blood
poboning. Charle- Cannon died yecter-
day at Cannon'c Station. aged tiny-eight
yearn. Thefuncnlwillhchcldfromfit.
Wt church. Wilton. sundry. M
no o’clock. Ir. Cannon was born at
Lnnou' 'I Sutton. and move the little vil-
lage lt- nnmc. its war for many years
a prominent and W farmer and
rtorckcopcr or that piece, but in late
yura hrd led Ir retired lilo. enjoying the
truth of kin inborn. When the Dentin?!
cad Norwalkrcad wubulltlr. Chum
“up portloaof the work by corn
3:“. lie tad Irma noon-it will”
‘ wmtcmmnuv
Ir. Bunch“! Myalcrluua (Mont.
On Monday evening a four friends and
neighbors of l'hnries ll loch, Im-t at that
gn-ntiornnn’s rr-sidI-nco on tiirarri I’iacr
fora Iiltimnelrynmking. III the midst
of it Ill't‘ly Iliscuroion. :I knock at thr-
door tillll'llt’tl the grunts. An old lady
with silvery hair and hollow checks, who
risked for Mr. Bosch, was ushered Into
tho sitting room. Upon tiw app-amou-
of that gentleman the, old lady preferred
n request for n [xisirinn for her mm, It ind
of sou-nteen. in the luckalrttp. Mr.
[lunch Wit-I sorry he Ivar-I not able to help
the lad. but hard tIII-rc WM a gentleman
in tho other room who proiubiy might
help her tone of tho aforrmid
neighbor»). The gentleman want called
and htmightwuy lllll‘flllilnt‘ll the old Indy
clowlyanlo where IIIII- lived, how old
ire-r mu war, what her name WM. then
fell in but nickel. for It dollar to relieve
tiwiIIIrIn-diatudiatrm of tho old lady.
who told a very pitiful talc. He told her
to send her con to tho but chop in June.
when trade picked up. then min-ml her
totho door vr-ry politely. and won ro-
muting to thr- compuny in general how
wrryhefclt for her. whon she quietly
returned and revealed herself on the
daughter oi bio outdoor neighbor. The
policinan war completely cold. The
mom bmtofthc evening ray. he won
not fooled. Well, pcrhaprr ho wu not!
I
Report on tho but. School Fund.
Jmmich Olncy. commiariouer of the
reboot fund for this state. bar just invited
hit annual report. The enumeration
which. howavcr. is for October of hot
ycnrJhowraniuorvaac in the Ethical
children ofrchocl ngcof can. The in-
creaacln Fulrtlcld county in 1.900. The
amonntofdividcnd divided among the
moIkllc crate. at the. par capital.
mamas. The whole number of
children wan fulfill. Fairfield cormty
had 84,004. and received 025.348. There
were only live town- in this county
which had more than 1.000 children.
they are Norwalk, 3.”); Bridgeport, 12..
our; Doubnry. (.109; Stanford. W;
Greenwich. rm. Our proportion front
the nhool fund war “JIM: Daabnry,
08.10.“; Ore-twink. 01,518.15; bridge
MID. .llll- '
When oncvirltto town. II. K. but
thamtlnrcy. M county. Kant-r.
called II the marry of Clo-butch
& 00.. Du Kuhn. II thin than kiln-
mold boy. whaciifchd horn tlvtrl
”mudlmwwd
HAPPY N
r
It Wan Illa ‘l'aata.
There was a noticeable stir in the bull
asmall head and a peaceful look in his
eyes.
“Yes,” remarked a lady in old blue, who
sat in the window farthest from the door,
“he is quite the lion of the hour."
A lady in white, with lace and diamonds,
inclined lII-r lmul in acquiescence.
“It‘s not. that he is clever cithrr,"
observed.
“0h, not at all.
taste Ho"
The flair-l of a dreamy waltz limited
through the air. The perfume or hnndnds
of roar-s minted the nostrils. Tm: radiance
of human homily in :I gilrnlllll‘e set by
art ~r:rn~~t Ill-ms III-cried the eye. The
vole» of the lady In obi blue was a soft
murmur.
——- ”war. thr tint" ——
Shr- IIpv-Ml be- -r gm; a. nu: inn and swayed
it gr ntly III --m- uh iwr lbw.“
—~" to think" -—
III r I yr 3 r: sh ll in undisgniacd Irvimirn-
lion upon tin-1;: urc of the tall mun “llll
nsmull bend and u peaceful look in his
orb.
gene
It's his excluding good
fellow who murdered Illa mic mui four:
childn n and “Its in mgr-I for it "
Again “:1 lady In uhm- with lum- and
diaumndx imiinul inr hear! in acquies-
ceucc.-I)elmit Tribune.
Big (lamb.
The magnifying porm- of llllfit has often
boon III-sorilmi, but pvrimps nevi-r in :I
more ~t ril. in: Irzrmmr than by Mr. Pike in
hit on. mm if im- lrtmis III Ibe"l.’.urren
Ground of‘ mrrirrrni' .Inzin a:
“c wen imulingiuuthu k fogund saw
un animal, nppnrently In some distance.
bounding along lim horizon at a must re
nmrlialrle pace. All rIeIu‘n the Iin-~ t .pn
were cries of "MusLnxf" “\l'oifi" tinny
were shun-hut from the sit-lghs, mu! flu
dogs diurnal at ugulinpin pursuit of {in
strange anirml.
After II ru<iI of ten ysn‘m lllt' quarry rii<
appeared. The first. man burl put Ill-é (m;
on inuml it turned out to be unruf r1..-
small mice so Cullllllull in that country.
flan] I'nclrerl.
An American bishop whose praise is in
the churches' told l.’ than u collector in :I
church in Sam I’ranciwo. on receiving a
Dhaka of the Ilt‘lld instead III it dollar from
the hand ofono whom br- knew intimnwiy,
stopped to rrnmnstrutc and said: “WI:
limn. you mm: give wumhing. Ynn'w
bran! What the ICC“)? Ilih’ suiIIm—il'.‘ 3mm
duty." "My mum-y leougx to my I-m‘m
rrn." said “'Iliium. “eltrlipwho i9 }nnr
greatest cnrl'lmr.’ To. whom do You «me
the most?“ mired the l‘wllt‘t'lul‘. "WI-ll,
that's wry true." rupiiul “’Iiluun, “but
just now hr'» llu.’ crowding Illt‘ :h‘ much
to the other»."-—I~Iugii_~h Exchange.
The l'hlcgtmrllc Spaniard.
The. lodgings of It mun named PI: Erw r?
Negro, in Toiulo. were broken into do: int.
bin absence. Un hi» return lmnn- l’mlrr
Int-i the thieves coming uvvuy with nt‘ouplt
of mattresses and a riotiwaprI-ss. He
turned on his heel and followed them
Win-II ti‘w miscreants became ovum: that
be way dodging limir {ooh-depth they mkui
him what he minted. Ilc replied, "I am
only going in m.- win-re you arc moving
the lo.”r— Finn-star I‘hpunolu.
Mr. J. I‘. Illuizrurn extensive rml m-
tatc dealer in Dec Molar-II. Iowa. narrow-
ly r-Itvnpml one of the severest attacks of
pneumonia while in the northorn part
of that state during a recent blizmrd,
says the Saturday Review. Mr. Ilinizr-
had Invasion todrive several mlIt'll dur-
ing the storm and was so thoroughly
chiller] that he Wall unublo to get warm.
and inside of an hour after his return he
who lhregteund with a severe cam of
pneumonia or lung fort-r. Mr. Blaine
rent to the bt‘lml drug atom and got a
bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Ilenwdy.
of whtch llt' had often heard, and took Ir
number of largodm. Ilonayu tho ef—
fect wan wonderful and in a short time
ho wart breathing quite easily. Ilc krpt
on taking the mil/aim and tho next day
tunable to come to [Zion Moinm. Mr.
Biting regnrric lIlII corona simply won-
dcrful.
If A New York millionaire gives 1 din-
Mr ct lilh avenue and minim. crating
(700. 00, which givru l9 grip; (gum
and there poo
torn bill: it h:ve to pay $3.00
each for Cactus B Cure to cure them,
what would be the roving per captta it
beinglnpctnomattbcfcactl
Wrmmmnnm
yonrnay re
notinfurrnotionabout mhbmdl‘uro
SATURDAY, DEC. 3|
FREE I FREE!
Prof. E. Houneworth
mum- on Till m
H I 80 R000.
m [emulation-tit»
uteminattrmuflr
with ‘.
. Mirna»
I Persons looking
—“of mixing whiskers likanrhar pour;
dredinucrrhouldnotbcgivcn,tbcrc-
Wm baatclratarcaad Mun-alumna.
EW YEAR
'To all Our Patrons.
Haw—4...--. . ..
' E.“- dr 4* *WA‘DH‘AIYI S.
Taylor at Golden.
m. .... Wm... .. mu wxmgileal Estate and Insurance
WASHINGTON STREET.
for a lot.
with the view pun-haul“. houseand
i call and examine our lint. We
andlol.
if." ‘11“de
we em or
sale in every partof tho cit at. ream
prince and on raw terms. y uni-111*,
wnnmf‘
C(IMI’ETEV‘I' girl for housework in a
small family. Apply at it Lnion Park.
293‘
[ hill]. “-4an for char: bormdld and w
I:\ that. bin-t be competent. Apply :iit‘l-I
m ommendationn ntfil South Main st. d8 lit
' __ ,_.fi_ -_.
i AVTEII.“ nllvmun or lady to travel.
\‘ SvlarySJl. l‘o ilion permanent Itali-
vvvay fare [mill hr-r . Enclose references and
WII-Ailvll‘l‘v’rwl st»: npol envelope.
I Luci )i-Inmlnztk b d 2., (‘l-iuigu.
3 T0 LET.
I ~‘l‘ of six rooms on Pine street. Apply
National,
. H
II IuJame I 1‘ (out, “tn! uvrnue. South
dittf
dfl an
.Mrru nib.
“U ii is one In’ >enn rooms nnd one of
uimzrooura. in the Ihddrn building. cor-
[\II' or \\ all and River streets. Yorwmk. Alp-
(“I I»
1 pl} on tin pnmjws
1 COTTAh of six Imms,mrnpr Grove street
um \\mriwunl nt‘t'll‘lt‘. $13; millage G5
\imwhnrd l\'v'“¥llllt r of fill; tire rooms on
that flour curmr Ninth llain street and Han-
funl EH1 I item :15; four rooms corner
\l‘mrinnrd awnnr and Memlmv circa: rent
in .-\p' -, in E. .l “’(odwml. nttf
it” ~nr place 2i Marshal street.
hum uni about one acre of ground;
lmulunm- nI‘ mm rrees ctr. lit-nus!) per
mI-x. ‘I Ii’l'il'll'l t then) roof theOld \“ ell
l
l 3; r l'I .\\ .i‘rllllfiIUJ 5 reel. dill
P‘Ulll ru r plin . cntertainmenls. parties und
in! -. I \. M. bal.
Water IItreet.
rill. Ir‘u ”Hills Irntall modern com
v-vr run. At re. bilnuhle mus Inquire of
.I. ._ .Mlninm. t hnium Mr». Wni’l 'im
'l‘lfl- .1. Hr. Int!) tff'l Ill—t J.1r.l.l
llerm H II( animal. a .cn :1 suit e of rooms
l'x .hmes‘ blnk. Ami) to I-‘. rt. John Lurk
nut-l. lm— tI~-.~ 1115“
run M u);
mu; r. m h skate-e 91-in adjusted to iii any
a film heel. :uurh Sorwulk Hard ware (‘0.
anfllfim
"ISCBIIIIA‘I‘NIUS
[ RLPSJIAKER -—(‘III: and file in the-latest
office by s ’1‘. Taylor 9351- m. Miss M.
II. tirnr i.‘ lIunfurtI 'lnr‘e. Ill) 0. Box (-2,
Smith .‘tvil’lflalk . (1297“
\mu
gufrrfat'nmmls.
unawur uIErIuousI-i. '
mum EVENING. um. 30
The Court of
King Christmas
Anopuretm gin-n by forty-oi in children.
and to mmlude WI ltlllh
(‘ Illlll Artist,
Cecil Harbrodt.
In many in: rrcli g rpm-lollies.
Fntcrmlnmvnl In Inmrmnro II! it mil-ck.
Titkelsmv rmrvr-d untold. rxtra. On sale
dbl
at I’imm. 9
DUB IMMEIISE SALES
During the past year in
WATCH ES
Come Iflllll‘lll'lt‘i‘l and liberal dealing.
OUR GUARANTEE
Ilnlh fur
QUALITY and TIME
being abmiuir-ly beyond urination.
W...
DIAM‘CNDS
we am mmpriillon in quality or prlre.
dealing only int
Genuine Article.
ltnpnruthln [mun urn tum: our goods on
the! butt of terms. or for. liberal Din-nun! for
TlBilii, lilHIiSllIi l: (20..
Still lacing" st. nmklya.
rtlfifl'AV PIT/JR. Hill) i’l’l‘ZIR.
Amn- lor Knuth None-it.
' NOTICE I
the lavaitnrat .
mined and la
flavta
In»-
B. c‘r-trfnrd. l
Wm rain
mt. chcntarc
no...
mpwtlallymu Woman
at
“Tr?“ tothlyar
IiliiilISiX Billllli BOIPIIY
“maid-c
flit. llll tilt lttlttnl iltlltltt
Fur-clot!
H. D. Smith}!
Infill 3. M Hildllg.
SOOFIELD’S
UYEIiY lliil Billiiilllil
STABLE.
figymc'mm m
HIST-W lllElil "Mil
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V. A. ”CHILD:
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