tilrutotry
law
‘47 (
snot lanthanum! .
Jealous Nora Butt Killa tier
A Lover and Herself.
interaction-manual.»-
‘boawat‘llteialh'fimmha
"Mullethlumbth
fire-elm
klonrrrown, N. 1.. Jan. t—At White-
T .hllcagohlfionletonthroafirualopaol
the Blue Edge mountain in Marlo
county, Kora Bolt, a young Woman at
twuty-dmfiothlover.ldward8lalth,
Muellralnandthn hillad her-ell
with a areood'hnllat. For more than a
ran- M MI in km comp-hr.
thonghltlaatatnd thatthoywrle noten-
pagodtohanlarried. Bruithhadnotqnite
reached Ilia majority. He waaemployed
lntho maintalaueeot waydepartmantol
the Dehware, Laohawanna andWeatern
railroad and boarded with hi- brother
Abram. ”
h. natal theta Ina-rt.
‘lhaonoplowont Win a party at
thehomoolhxanoCourtenwhich lsl'nlly
ix roller from Whitehall,on the Pine
Brook road. None apparently enjoyed
thamaelreamm thanlldward and Nora.
About lo’clnck Nora watt out at the front
door. Aliment latarBrnith tollowedllar.
lnaahorttinlethe other guertehearrlthr
reported two phlol shots. Eugrne Conn
tunnontandrawyoung Smithdylngm
tag-rundmdhilss Bott lying whim
Smith waaallot in the lefitemple. no
hadhoth handa in his tronarra pocketa.
Thagirl n. lflngalmoatat the {not olthe
front porch, partly on her side. with the
Wheneathher.
Thepoeitionaoi thotwo andthe piatol
indicated veryclearly that the had fired
tllrahnta Smithlivedhntaiewmlnntaa.
donkwaytbohwhahle lotiva. _
Solarnomotlvol‘orthe double tragedy
hlheen (llaonrernd. Nora Bott won all»
mmdmfllmlndlndhppym‘
lion. Nothinghutgnod ieelingreemedto
rah between her and Smitkand their
relativeeaaaertthntthere had been notir
ingwrnnginthrirrelationa
Mbamlaethat‘xora mighthava
kahuna-Bullhwuaeenwalkinz
all-Snail. ltwaaalaoataledthat
lhanouwaahlovewithyoongwithto
anteaterutaatthanhewuwithhu.
maul-learnt»
ImmaJuawmuthele
Into in the hiatory or this Itate took
glare about one rnllr trout Salyeraville.
ollnDariawaakillodhyapilolrlmt.
W. l“. Deehina, oonatahla.
Maud Judo Honteville null»
wlahilled. shepherd enigma: the
county, and Patrick Brice will die, A
trirhlquarrelatartedtheahooting.
‘ anew-arenas.»- Body.
In YOII, Jan. 4.——-Mrr. Jane MeDrury,
m of Mt McDrnry, who waa
Mkaumootgalnlnthaateam—
”Mfihmoohlymhaanotflvannp
Ichttopthrrann’a brain-hurra-
tahutoolaa‘ow. Nralchruryhulald
thrlnattarhatrrethe reentaryotaratcat
Wading“
A Banal-Ha Printer Dead.
lamasaroua, Jan. l-Calrin Pram
eighty-lire, died here. He waa prob
“rhmnflm “" mm“
wor , voted the
lit-norm nine- Jaetaonand never drank
liquor. lie“llald urea" uptothotirneot
hlrdaatlr
lol‘ole'aa Dim
New You, Jan. helm Minoan-i
udtorocorerpartor hbi’ather‘amwm
date. ll- haa been known tor twenty
”undathmmadvmmand
anarhirtathar’adaalh ha album-thank
flatter-White.
all-mouth’alr.
handgun ‘
mmnwmm
Slice-torn!
l
3
is.
1;; I'll“
I?“
i ii
played in nlanntacturing similar pooch. he
would at the end or the twelve month
wrotetthetradea union luvrhia mill
unreasonable valuation and on urn-a
that would admit ot thriruyand rally
paymeng and would hraidra arranp to
aupply under lavornhle eoraiitiona the
funds needed tor a pennanant working
apital. in making this oilerhutatad that
how a denim at any one oi demon
stating whether or not the-nelalhtle plan
of [Induction waeorwna not leadhlaand
that he thought the heat mode at demon
atratiat would he by a praetlul trial.
Alter considering the matter for some
weehthe trad: unionol Bradforddeeidwl
thatltwaa expedialt to decline inand a
number oi the Engliah newspaper-ant eon
narrative tendencies, in commuting upon
this declaration. made the mint that the
Euglith workingntan hat certainly a great
deal oldr'scluiou,llld that when put lathe
test be hell very little faith in the uteri! of
three advanced thallium! racial and ludna
trial reiorm. Row. while we believe that
the nociaIistic return» that hare lieu adro
anal alt-menthol healing-{thrilled taxi
rty are much more attractive in theory
thin they would prove in practice, irisonly
[air to print out that the conditions under
whiohltwnprnpaled to give then-arrest
wereaothtthlae—etheoaaa calculate-ire
demonstrate the value at the urethral
lt society weretolle recognized on the no
eialistic plan the reorganization would nerd
whrmadelroln thetaplolhehorlom. it
would uotupplyalone tothouewhoarenow
was-learners. hot aim tothouewhn arenow
amployerr—rhat ill. the caplnim or iudurtry
would need to he connlnl in aa mullel
tactmln thaucial nomination u u».
Bradford malmlarturav had proposal to
glvehlanliil torture yurtoan hone-rt dern
mtratiou of the valueordcfuct-nt tlwno
clnliatlc plan oi work and had said. "I will
myueli take charge at the administration oi
work under oouditionaaato a Allure in the
prollta that would be contained equitable
undev- nociallatjc dirpenratlon." an nppor
trinity would have been aflonlnl oi having
at lad-t an intermting rm lmrrle. But for
men who had rpom their lln-s sorting wool
or tending spiritual and loom». and whohali
no practical knowlalge oi the wool marina
or the denumda of monument. to undertake
(«twelvemontbto run a large mill would
have been toinrito tailu m the odd: In
der much wmlitiorn won have been alto
3;“)th n Will alienated the
undertaking, ~lloaton Herald.
I'D-dale- II n Iltt.
The-moralolaoa-ethat haajnrtlveende
rldndlu theennntyconrtatlla‘mley, In;
Miathutapartyto a W mullet
make our! of a rlrtory till he h.“ heard all
the judge boa to any.
Mr. Herbert Smith. a pit contractor d
that part. lining diminished with a nu ol
cloth“ which he had ordered at All or!
dusfirvld tailor, refused to mot the gar
menlaorto pay the hill. lie hail amt the
goo-bl hack lor alteration; but all“ Mr
Smith wins lllhhltllnm and err-n rrluml to
try lllt'nl Mill“.
"Put the Illinpou."raldtbejndlu. "and
let u» m."
Amlrdingly Mr. Smith “vol the thinner
on," and returning into eonrt lhrilad in
' ovation Up to this multilingual“
huve looked mort- [mutating Khan Ilr
Smith‘s are. The judnat out-Ir (Ireland
that ”the cutter erirlrutly did not know hi»
originals. tor lhrrawaaroorntura big pillow
undrr the waistcoat." Further. Mu
thoopinion that by "the alterations: to the
eoat alarvrrthe cloth hadhren Ioawtward
ly put together that it won more Irritable
lora lady than a gentleman"
Verdict tor the rlolrndant IMIINI now a
matter 0! won-a. llllt not no. I'm- lhrmrporl
Ilia honor went on to ray that the tailor wan
entitlnl lo lunheropportonllluo! oration
the gum-ml» at. whereupon he pm a var
diet (or the plaintlll' with chair-lean only
arrl-o drilling» and alaprnar. the Minimal!
value of the medial alleratlona—llt lath
ill-public.
One Day In It. Wool Iar Ito-din;
Unedayoulotnrrywrellahoohl be m
‘ ultehin time-err- ulna" laden-d “may
really have ninety-nine. 'l'hrlauall rent in
the little glrl'a apron. the tear in the Info
time nrlhe tlay hole In theatoellltaol only
all llrnlenrled thlawerk lnhall an hrrnr'l-
. o
, H ”q.
CHILDREN’S COLUMN.
MM
.. llow-aoyotuaadala'aehlldrenwould
llhatomwoodenahoqarthllollaad-
undo! lalneareyonr little tart would
arlléandiaelvrvyawlwaldandlookvrry
lnlueh Mrdnaaand yathallh
elm-r. around arr
drara.lnyonr dainty boot- and allppera
lnflolland the reatela aoen on the river
are shaped quite like one 0! than thou.
andthe children in the lllrletmlion given
have talcum {or a model, and trimmed
a shoe with rails and are launching ll. tor
In lm-xiwr rouse.
Sometimes when the children nruat play
and get thirsty they stop at aatmm. take
01! one at their shore, fill it with watar. and
drink as eagerly as though it were from a
diver goblet. So you nee the wooden nhoc
ill very ntelul article. During the week
it is natural that these shoes nhould get
dusty or muddy from trnulplnt: around,
but Saturday is the great cleaning day,
and the children are expected to scour their
thee-rill they are all white m snow and lit
toweartocburcll on Sunday. When the
a worn as for as the chrm-hdoor. but
there‘t _ y are Irlr until the lung semrou la
over and ir owner» are ready to return
home. Then ii any little urchin has linen
noticed as being realm or mischievous
theylthe Jareputtoarerygnod
practical ’ the mother applia one ua a
rod or correction and discipline—Christian
at Work
Why Willie Wan Whipped.
lie was ahardworhl and ualuun hoard
than! teacher. and just told the clan-
rhataraol tomoflthraheepand ianwlr
into Ill-like“. clothing. em, to keep ul
warm in cold weather. and he prouwerled
to question little Willie. who had been
rather inattentive during the lemon
“Now, Willie." said the teacher. "where
does wool come from?"
"Oil the aheep's luck. teacher." replied
Willie.
“And what then!" inquired the Ital'hfl’
Willie could not answer.
"What are lire-e made lmuir' what the
teacher. touching Willie'a trouseut with
the cone.
"Uncle .luhn’aold um." and Willie and
the teacher and the cane adjourned to the
library—inlaid: Titrlllra
(lewd Alida) hw- I-Oll Ill-lo.
A certain email Elsie war remit-lug a
visit from her young neighbor Ralph, with
his muse. llalpll misbeharevl and tho nunse
admonished him alter the manner at her
kind. ”The dog will hdtayou." ahe “id,
and Ralph began to cry. Elm looked on.
troubled She knew there war no dog in
the boomllut ahewaa a little almid to
combat this “range nurse's amnion. nut
ahe raw a way out o! herdilunlma. "llou'l'
ewy. Raffle,"aha raid unwittingly; ”wait
till the doddlo cornea," which Ina thr
wirdoln of Solomon and Shakeapvnm eon)
Huerta!“ a! the month of albumin!
old What an amount at weeping would
bebanlahrd lrurn the world i! everybody
would ”wait till the dotidiu contra" More
In- began lill lem.~New York 'l'mlea
Talia. Illa Father'- "on.
General Bankerelatea that whru early in
the war he wan ordered , to Frederick he
had to havehla tarnily at Baltimore. Tar-y
went with him to Mr train. and at he ind:
hla wile atenllergoolllry herald lo hia llltlr
aon, then only In yearn old. “You mutt
take good can at your mother while I am
away." Acting immediately on lib. to
Ntlltlltm who the ear marrying them
lumped (or than to al t, the mu» lire
yeanoial quickl boo oil and ullautly
extended a to his mother to help her
oljtlat an he had teen hla lather do ~SL
laull Blohebenweratt
when te lat Ila film;
“Fred. “didn't-lee awlnh tantalum.
and you me aw m"uld lltrlr
Bacall-mm “Yourlmuld
aavrrgotollollaltwaupper.”
“Batwho-araltoratnyanwrfl'
lanterfndmwltohnow. '
A pnralad mm are tor a
aeeond.atalthroahraalrllnthrtooeotoar
harlotrolredapruhleln:
“The out day. l a’peet.”-—Yonth'a Coat
proton .
Ihyrlrnl W
llwlnain'lnthaalalrlr an excellent ea
«dialer henl flown-shutter
arauraudlae. Po lanandtuthalatd
Iloollllo able. eranlharorulol data
Plate on hand on owner-thriller!
Bargain“ Houses, w.
III til é‘sl'lrm. um lll’rlll
hbath morning come: they are puton h.
l
tour or me women "
mmummmmu.
Cool. .
kappa
in theollloemn themln therailway
train-anywhere. He taker. libu‘tiaa with
Somaareluaptrationo—hnmoronaflrtiona
concoctedwhlleonhir feet ad .3
anaernhlage. He tor-tr than with web
an airoi probability. specially When he
laysthoaorm'mpatl’cchhlll.” thatnun
hereeonretohim and raid. ”1 manila
fimratewhrnthat lwaalt
Mr. with a pare face. And then
prrhapohothinb. “We liar- ninat atand
by one auditor." and holda hit mm.
The lint storywithwhlch . Deprw
made a public hit war one he originated
when he waaa Yale undent Since he that
told lt,ihirty yearsrlgo. it harbour often
relented. has been appropriated by otha
people whohrd no right to it. and has in-
deed. like many other Moria that he in
rental, heme common property. It it
wan to hetold in public tomorrow it would
pronouuml achestnut and nobody would
think of giving credit tor it toitaoriginator
undoriglnal teller. Mr. Depcwplaced the
moothl’eebkill,hutinallnhingonm-
nullity where the rel industry flour-labor
and the“ lawn] kind! at eelpota
are regarded with high favor.
llere la the rim-yo! the amidedwidow
and thoennrolln; cell:
............... w” Will-UM
his tellow worhm with a
.............. w
"”‘P" villagr ‘ ewent into anaval
alum Seat dayth ealne toluragain
with the oomewhat alleviating announce
meat that thehody had been found. “But,”
they mid, "it'a condition b drudlnl.”
"Well." rho mid, "tell me the worst."
"Well.” told they, “madam, he in covered
with eela" "Covered with Rh?" "l’ra,
undan;wrhatedtoteliym.hntltietrna
lie is covered with eela" ”Well." aid the
I'M. drying her tear-a. “rel. him again."
with: “film: haa gone all over the
country. a aapotred coach that
wouldn’t waah: do“
0 E 80‘ n the
fl' g laundry honing having
NI-Itol’: been Wye-lone:
5 80 thowile art up a an
2. : riasr. Some one loldhar
"""" '"'"" rho ought to hareaonach
the ertahliahmmt would
not he plete. 80 the earn- to a do;
lander in New York and bought a nine
thlrdooachdog. Awnkorlotfter
ward the war ontorw day and got caught
in a tremendous rainstorm, which waahed
“all the spots on thedog. in great fury ahc
went hack with the dog to the Jner
chantandanid: “Yon-moduli \ ydld
yonoheatmehyaelllng mo thb dog ara
coach liq!"
Said he: “lt’a all rightnnadam. I did
not cheat you. lloiaaeoaehdog. but "one
uao'umhrellasoeawlth him, which 1 [or
ilereioaawryllr. " tellrotfleorgla;
i went a hotel in Gene-
gia and raid to the clerk,
"Where ahall l aulo
graph?"
“Autograph?" laid the
...~...-.4 ‘
“ 'ea; Ill name.
now." dun r m
"Uh. right here.” 1 time! my name in
the register. In It little while lncarnemnle
crackers. (13on than advanced
tothe dent.
“Will you autograph!" aaked the cloth,
with a mile.
"Cert'nly," raid the Goorfla m,
{turnips "llina'r rye. What'r yours. tal-
own
. -:~r
mhtdoaotateplart. Robust-cl roll
5'
3‘?
ll:
3
will?
a
r
f
385!
- l”
I
Do“ By- Véfiismi lawn-gnaw 2"
la ‘
— and l
pea. * lit-8%
{I'D
plinth-(tin In
Ital-wol-
|'rmr' '.'lr.' ' 3:
ultra a
woomr
mIGIlE
HOMBX' NEED - R01“ Slim
OOIIC.
ammo—t Sta-at
urn: lltllllEIB.
COIN-Aim.
"All
vault. an an crave.
filth-halnrw'lat
loner atrunotn
' [M’Iflhlrfimo‘C-c-
6. orndaahnunrl.’
.... . he
on naked twenty ante th'u m
in " I replied.
’ a. Dot waaww WH- Row
'1! got nonela’em lordwrndy
u. Dotlnahmmntatloniueell
noddinga”
.Dch n
«,andlewuawlo
the-none.
...interrnpt lloraor
when hewnln the
hanrditorlalwaa a
.nnonerny.uonlhut
Irv. lwaa once in
what the tool was
that. Rowan ol thuaitinaantond
“ mt},- wilh a llblfltption
m lie “wanting It while old
Home war : ""1""! In“lll'llllll
“thin. flora ldahahltwhenanyone
worldlntal’ere muflwbkm
_ alluvial:
l.l..lt\l lllltl & llanltll 0.0
, TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK AB
u..7lllac..8lrlu..llll an..." ae.. non u..
lllleflflmnu.
Honestly: 'lmmzaluelmufiruu‘
”18. x“. in
“I an. 91' Adaml ea. and
Him! rm, Sunday» A. 1-40! an. Dan. P. l.
thL-a..lzlllmldaleht
Games! to
ornate-dent:
m. Prim' .5111
JUNE 5. ran.
”HOWE:
on New loll. A.
d M“"‘“h§‘
5-
a
3;;
El??? 3!} :55,
P
.‘twu. mam acids-c"
won ndayn—h.
5|
an. .1515”; 73»...
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rat?
I
,—
YonSomSoawan. A. than an. “I
P.l.-l!mae..lllea..
5 u'mlae...
“JD“... c
I told-
attlemhnrriptlad. Wyatt-lulu
aawthat heeon otgrtriiot the intruder
”thine-ham lath-W“
a criterion, tut? around and raid mp
indyinthat ‘voioeothlt:
mayoral? Stat-it qulekand
nataltlelhrI-tw-ibhm"
"Well.” all!!! mhaaiyain lend.“
want a all-aim. Mr. GnaleyJoprw
1AM my leiluwhnruan bring
Modesto "
“I won't you adv—darltlhaid
Greeley. don't hall enough to
thereaow.”
lirJlepew don-goodrervbehyhla
“(flaunt brhiamtyJaltlorhia
mime-l. ll oneol minim
whirhern undatoryandtellahow
hea i:
WM‘ There War an antlmo
lnlhom
were thel:
E' ' 3133me out!
ESum ohm or attack.
: be macaro- to Albany ln
; 3. grunt nnmhrraanllwerw-
"""" ”m' atmdlrynoolacoulnurcial
hallo ow York. A public hearing
wuhaydhoo a bill Which would have
M arailrnada All the lumbar
and rang, were [tr—out and a lav.
audience Aidan. Alter the cream ‘~u
““3: rule 52:31.15 m not
WWW;
gluten, U
2 Q
l. «refine-lg “
may
lProblem Easy to Solve!
Hove‘ received horn in.”
Filié Line
Dress Goods. The largest li
Our
lefinnaaoall.
Glover&l
let‘s lellel Slayers, -
let’s 11mm llarl loll.
m Ian's Alligator,
let's Illssil laurel Slippers. '
8018' Slilleo.
We are showing our on
Fur Trimmings in all widths.
mutant in the
Salt lore-ll mm
"It Silllltl coytr
sit a r yur. It
lttt rat! It that l"
north! on wall
prr lay?
ANSWER:
$60 .-.;_ lttlllll w amt.
“0‘93”: .l0 pl Ill.
lathrrrahualnorlmanln
‘ townwhohelleverthatahrlcht.
“Wham
thichlrreadin
mmfiorwalhhm
Wwonlnolmtmmmn.
‘MWWNWO‘
instalment-aim
Wood lplil’ to Older.
Grain;
mam...” .
Mdléwroreda .. , .
of Holiday Game
Fortyoongand older-Alumna ‘ " groan: woddrng' " prom 2 '
‘ iaheemiful and the prions tho
mutton-9f llo‘uYork.
,1, “f 5
Ladirs’. Men's. Boys' and Children’s Robber Boots
AT Pincus THAT WILL SUIT ALL.
“w...“
CLOVER & OLSEN;
8i Washington St. W
all“ LEAlINl all tools smut.
Thalram & Hya, a
N0. EXT-Agni; BUILDING.
01W” elk.
4.4%
So. Normalit—
.~
New Dréns Goods.
new line of Full Novelties in
that we have ever shown. We.
have styles that cannot be fortnd in any other store in town and
we guarantee our prim to be lower than the same
sold by city houses.
r
g”-—
rul ems AN Flll murmurs.
We have a full line of For Caper which wohove just opened. E
Tristram & Hyatt,
COAL!
MOO . ”4—-
Feed,
and Hay
mar»
WHOLESALE PRICE.
nlmllfirus. ""
_ - NORWllLK.
It a tum-incl: al~ COAL!
inst Emma tan lasts!
a CO"
“unharmwmfi
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llatttrllltillltttttityhfit.
III SLI-
Minuet-ll.
ass all mum to.
M
narrow-award
“MhWW
Mirth
HORSES CLIPPED.
2w
Olsen
3 15 to $2.00
L00 lo 2.00 .
2.00 to 2.50
l.50 and 2.00
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