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with!»
‘m'unomnnny
mcmaroocuum
‘ byHiaFoliowen.
mmnmomnm
———-w——.a—
Wat woman-nah
Mira-an as min-Ila;
Hanna-twmmnomanly
Emma: run-armour.
Paula, Jan. 1.-lt in prohhhthnt ll.
MMnLh-merlyminflaroipnh-
‘ remarnbmmummm
:itaflittlngnanhighaonrtJornctaoom-
nittadwhllaexerelalnghlatnnotlonuof
mink-rm 1%. Under than circum-
mmthadhectornoithnl’unamnCnnnl
compuywlllalaohaarrnlgnndheioretha
unnuihunalntheiraeoompuoalnal-
but. 'l'hrlunttlmethenanntnantaaa
highotwlrt oljnaticowaaiorthetrlulo!
General Bonlnnger upon the charge at
known.
The charm anion M. Balhut have
aroused great internat. An minister at
pnhiicworan. Baihnt hadunimportant
lndnenoenpon the noun oi the govern-
ment in regard to the PanamaCunal com»
pany. undtheehargo in outbound-“yum.
he noid that inductor.
The (bunt o! Pal-la Dana-anal.
The government arhihita very little
anxietyln rngardtotheroyuliatgntherlng
lnSpain. Theroyalists are despairing oi
the Count oi Paris on account of his
apathy in plotting in a hotel in Madrid. in:
stead oi boldly entering France on an em-
peror. Il’he ulvanood members of the pm 3;
talk oi aching him to nhdioate in lavor u:
the Doha! Oriana.
Several newspaper: this morning ~* :,
them oi morndepntieeupd sun: n: -
next Monday.
Thcpolierhnvedentroyedimxm: . . 2
oardnposted bynnnrchlata. Thne- , . u‘
and upon the peoph to seize :lnhn, t.’
Iroytheircorrupt opprernorn nn-i actu- :1“
govern—t.
A disorderly anti-Sunni: meeting u...
broken up by the police here. The p.1'..«.~‘
pal speaker wanthe Marquis de Mums. ’i‘: ,
Jews. he said. had brought about the static
ol alairawhich was culminating in the
Panama nonndal.
Footer .- Alleged “ballot.
N" You, Jan. T.—-Thearmt of Arthur
1. Footer. an inanrunoe solicitor, in mid to
hathebcginningoiannmberoiarrentehy
itiahoped to place the guilt oi a
hold enheme oi criminal libel. The alleged
.. mhmuindinacirmiuraent lathe
' mum at the
Aminn Assurance
Lloytkwarningthetn uguinn. theoompany.
We Tho-an- Io ltlval anltcr.
1mm, Mara, Jun. 7.-—ln an uddrrrshe-
{on the Tbnmnon Scientific club, oi Lynn.
Prnir-ior Thomaon etnted that he had
madnelectric currents of high voltage leap
through five feet of air, and expressed cori-
lldenm in hi abilityto construct a ma-
it)?” that ahull make {to-loot thunder-
II.
Guarding Agni-at 'I’wa Soonvgeu.
Wuhmoror. Jan. 11—11» surgeon gen-
arul oi the Marine hoepital mice received
I Input in regard to typhus lever and
unallpon now epidemic in Mexico. Pm
continue are being taken to prevent the
dire-e iron hta'ng brought acroaa the bor-
der.
)tearllng to Pay Ila Internal.
K" YORK, Jan. ‘i'.-Thc Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad company has cork
eluded negotiation: with Meson Speyer &
Co. by which it will receive about nation»)
to pay the interest on the Reading's three
aria oi prrlerenoe bonda.
Na Bacall {or Will.
Wamro'ror. Jan. 7.—-lt ianuthoritativo—
ly stated here that Mgr. Satolli'a power-e ro-
mnin no Worn. but. his recent ad.
vicen iron Romaimpoaanpou him some
new duties which ahnolntnly preclude the
idea at his recall. .1 ‘
Da-paoy'a hint Inaday.
Pimlm, Jan. 7.-——'l‘ho trial oi llngb
Dempsey, diatrict manter workman oi the
Knightn oi Labor, iorcomplicity in the al-
W polaonlng oi the nonnnlonialn in
llorneutead. han horn not tor neat londay.
'l'n Esta-d a ”hand.
Contra. N. Y.. Jan. 1—?» Middleton
Valley railroad will be ratified from
Naples to Atlanta and Perkiuvlllo to con»
not with tho ErinundthslklnwareJach—
annnna ad Wanton vaiiwnya
Canned Dollar- u roar ‘I’yphns can.
crrvorltnroo. Jan 1.—»An imprenaiolt
prevail. in- some para oi lotion that
“depth-anemia typhnrinror.
hut avrrypatiantthat haa thin in triad
Dawn Uphv W.
gym“. Jan. 7.-—At Hen-hire”. a
oi lower Amtrla. tho home oi the
' at a Cone-roadr- pap-v waa do-
_- nolhhslhygnnpowdrr.
anonymous». ' a .,
‘ what you’ve bean
Amn‘fiea rains leave I. been
Fair lady. ,
it. 11—h" monument-dialogue
hula. Kal’ollon havoflaradhlahnndto
“maritime-accepted hc.’
Bum—Unmaryhaeom‘aoverflhaoh
um you'd lav nu. '
Nao-ltennrawonaoynatinnrunou.
when you npoha. [never knew hetero how
mach learadloryon. .
(learnt—Then wan really nor-nurwhy
yonshnnld. wuntharar
Netta-Whatamndantboyl l-waomn
ran-on. didn't it
Guge—ldon’tnndaratanditflonntly i
don‘t. only i umawially happy.Nettu.
Nara-Well. than. no an: 1‘. You. you
may latch-a ll yonlika Int—oh.de
lenpposa you may now. ,’
George—Then 1 will. darling. (lle'doen)
l mann.ynuknow,it lm'tan it i wanna
good looking (allow—
Netta—Yon’ra not quite a fright. dear.
George—Bow” awret of you! But (I
mun ['11: not handaome, Ike-well. like
Jack Fountdn, for instance. “
Kenn—Oh. everybody ndmltn Ir. Foun-
tain ingotid looking. ,
George-But it doesn’t matter ii you
don’t deou it! Then I'm not uw‘
inilyclever and a rhin- Inun. like Algy
era.
Nana—hen i can't huve ave-rythlng.
can if
George—Jon daerve everything, dun
l a well. like Bightowera.
ettu (laughing apologeticnllyj- 0h.
other thing being equal. loonlua l ahonld
like to he a cannula
George (eeatuficallyy—it's just i
tell in love with me. Rena—jun that! ‘
Noun—Yea. jnat that!
George—Breanne. you aoe.l haven't got
amint 0! money. like Pompey Gold-
more, your millionaire . . lun'tnover
you with diamonda. an he could.
Netta (signing-o1 should have liked the
dlumondn.
George—l can't give my sweetest girl
oarrlagea and bones or uhonaa‘ in Park
lane or a title.
Netta (pensiveiyy—lilo. George. i suppose
you can’t.
George (euthuhatlenllyant you jail
loved Incl We ahull he moat tremendoua
ly jolly. Nettu. We'll haven little holnie.
We can run to— Whut’athe inattendeor!
Nata—0h. nothing. Could you more a
little! You‘re—you’re emhing my drone.
Gouge (moving a very Iiiile)—l'm no aor-
ry. la that better! We ehuil be alway-
together—no crowd a! tiroaoma people to
bother na And there's nothing i won't do
(or you. Noun. Just think 0! all you’re
giving up for me! Why, all tho-e iellows
are dying {or you!
Nata-Thine icilowal Who, George!
George—Wei“ nuppose there’s no hum
in talking about it now. Why Fountain
and Veraand Bigbtoweru. and even that
mandrel—-
Nettu—Do you really think they are!
George-But you never cured [or any at
them-yon never had a word to any to
them? .
Notta—l didn't know——
George—You chose poor, plain George
Pullout
Netti: (smiling iaintly)—-l dun my I wua
very loolinh.
George—Yon were, darling.
the girln he nnrprinedi
Nettn—Surprhedr Why ahould they be!
George—You one, they all, thought you
were going to make such a brilliant match
-—they never thought o! no! Why. only
the other day Sophy was laying that she
thought you were going to take Hightow-
ernli~ (lle pan-en.)
Netta (with anperity)—li what! Go on.
George (deprecatiuglychll. darling.
aha said. it you could get him. ()i nouraa
l ray. won't
Nettie—Do he currinl. George. You’re
rumpling my hair dreadlully.
George—l wan only stroking it. wettest.
Kenn—Well. l’rn not a cat. (A pnuee.)
George-Net“. i must go and tell m
body. I can't bottle it up any longer.
Really it enrprinru me more every minute.
Neils—You norm tothink it will anrpriaa
,flcl v'body.
Rather! That'n the brutal it.
inn't it? It shown a man ehonlrl ne'er do-
opnlr. My own love. 1-— Why, Nata,
dear. what'u the matter! [lava l dour
anything wrong!
Kenn—0h, I'm very norry—l—it'n nd
your innit. George. do you think it would
he wine to tell people inat yet?
George—Why, what'n the matter?
Netta (with aaob)—0h. Pin a miserable
girl! No. don't take my hand again.
George.
George—Tell Inc. darling! What in it!
l‘irttn (tyinghov handkerchief in a knot)
-l——l'rn vary aorry. You mustn't be angry
—protnlaa yon wm’t be angry! But—
huven't we been a little—hasty!
George (with amusement)— llnaty I
Neva-Oi outrun l'm vory (and oi you.
George—vary. very ton-l. out we nine.
eonshlbvothrr thinga. mustn't wot Jnot
tor the moment] wan carried. away. but
laying about the ad-
vantage-oh Yon nearin’tloohntmanait
l were a thiai,
Georg- (coldly)~ really don’t under
nandwhatyon mNptta. "you want
to tale hack--
lletta (anxiouslyy—Oh. you're not going
to bonnet. George? Yonue.wrohall been
va. very panned—«twang!» inhava
let you perennda ma.
(loot-go»! think i under-rand now.
Nana.
Nona (railway—l knew you would.
You are alwnyn no klnd oen-ihla
continuum-4 Wyn-nor
how.
not: (rt-tn. with own—Mina you
need horn-la.
layout
llatntraamnnhinllyH never new you
Ikntflnhdora
thud today.
'drrbonkml. but (are evening. penal“ liar
not
(lamp-Rode! could with. herndo
Winn” have hoth banana-
on»
arnaavad. Arm-aye raked; no
To W l Irimd M m! brook which run in the ravine, though a
43W B awallowoi waterwouldperhupsave him.
- Human Bey ban neen men at blood
upon tharocka. and hiacrleaot hatahuve
become cries oi joy.
"We have them," ho crlen; ”they urn
coral"
And ya hla voice tremblee; he [an the
final otrnggle and El~lalek'a terrible
lance.
Xight baa-gain pa-edntal thalightol
morning chases away the jnchale that
have come seeming their prey from ul'ur.
Yn-nui dill run. but mush rniwa alnwly.
Two duya' journey organics him from the
tribe of which Ilia manor in tidal. Two
days! and Yumnl baa but a few honrnto
live! llo tools that with his lunt breath
his beloved mailer, too. will din. The
pnth become- narrower. Ynml! rancher
the ridge and, reeling, stops.
“The and hue cotne!" murmured anelha
terrified. and (or the hundredth timouhe
hrsought lil-Malek. “Do not remain with
me. Your horse can still save you alone.
flyt"
“Ynuui can save neither you nor me!"
“Then kill me."
"l have promised to rave you!"
"Gal has not wished it to be no. Save
me lrnm this man!"
‘71le - n
Erect in no waddle. Ill-um; awn m‘""“'“"""‘°‘°‘ A“?
with a keen glance among the malty
cmwdumnu in a gold embroidenfl lair
noose. who h.“ just. coma” Mironan. 'l'he
tr-larmn nieo point at this mm with
their linger, but with a roomful air, an
thomfll iii-limiting one stricken with the
plague. -
Thin man it Human llcy, the ind—t
ehieiol the Oulrd-Xnyla. who, jealous at
his brother Ahmed. killed himwithunuwa
nhotlromular; hehmtaolthia deed and
laugh: when he ace- tha crowd move away
irnrn him.
lie had built upon tho D’ielda plateau,
in the center 0! his tented village. a stone
house which was also a lonreu. For
many years he had panned hianlghu wdch-
ing the Arab girhdanna to the attitude oi
A. WILD RIDE.
Winona the horneman be who cron—
tha market piamd llironun. lilting erect
in bin saddle. with lunceatrent? Anson
anhecame in sight. the dunner-chants
pointed him out tonne another and npoke
together in low ultra
it in the inrinnihia fl-lalek, chiattain
oinltenae mountain twiha. who van-rate
him uea saint.
Since he lone hln olden. nomtwoyeurs
ago. Ki-Mnlek speaks but link and never
millet iii: board has Monro almnnt
white. but his arm has loot nothing of its
power; he handles his deadly lance an if it
were a nod, and when he urgcnhin faith-
ful hone Ynssni acme: the desert. terror
follow-as his shadow. Yunnnl, like all
thehoreesoitheaotuh, hsnuaneng
hack. alendu legs, and large hook; like
the fire iavorite mores of the prophet, he
indeaoended from Solomon’s inmoun no
hits; his coat in snow white, and his long,
flowing tail is wit. as silk. Yum! under-
stands and obeys his manter‘a lightest
"Yon see," he anld. ”that urban tut
rhines down than? it b Lake lahru
The monutainontluotherddnd the
lakeia the niche! thnrl. There in the
tribeol' my tnthera, tharaaraenurpd my
people. [lam with all put
Order the first. herdnnrnn yoamaettomll
in my name to his nearent what.»
that irorn summit to Iummlt my name
not die unavrngedl’ Gui"
“lint it will take two dare at the Ieaet.’
“l will wait. 60. it is my desire."
“(ital he with you!” She kind theband
of thochiei who had raved her lilo; then
~ixo ran down the road as quieklyas her
toiling strength would let ha.
ill-Mulch plantad his inner inthoground
and alippoflrd himnoli against igaractln
lll‘l saddle. lle tnikarl (or a long ilmeto
\‘uuut. and the animal abook hla bleedhg
head.
"Halt!" ordered arson Bey. Reaching
nturn in thornntl had seen El—Malek
plm‘ml arm the defile. and thialaw at-
titude astonished and disturbed him.
“Dore he pretend to oppose on now! [at
no wnit. and in tha meantime breathe a
little."
The advice was good.und no one gain—
Mlal it. Man and bones naught alpring.
Ila-nan Bey. honever, did not taka hln
aye-soil tho redoutnabla Innnwbo ant there
niotionlena upon his hone between thatwo
walla 0! rock.
"And now that all have rested enough,
Mord!"
No one our-red. So long as it wan aqueo-
tioa oi panning ill-Mulch the chiefs lob
loam» leit brave enough. Now that they
wot! called upon to attack him (am to
(rice the boldest warn alrald. Hanan Bey
aiountain. he had stopped to look at the
young girl-x filling their rower nrna. And
now he has come to Him-n to buy bridal
orrmmcou. tor llnasan Bundle! oi the
(hind-Kayla. is to marry the beantllul
Zulc-ika.
aneikn in only a wearer's daughter. but
she is very trautilul. The pwr child wept.
but she orpt in vain, for the weaver ie a
miner, and the chic! oi the Ouled-Suyla in
not the man to allow himaeli who thwart
rd in his wishes. She must marry flan-an
Bey. ihr‘ {run-icicle.
Who could prevent it, since God per-
mits it?
ill Mulch had heard thin story only an
hour belon- he reached .‘ilimuun. and he
had said to himself. "(ind will not permit
it. [or I will prevent it."
Zulrika had placed her urn upon the
ledge of the loom-in. but had not thought
of filling it. llcr companions. one aim
the otlmr. had gone away, but she still ra-
mninrd. it want the int time that aha
would come to the lountnin. {or tomorrow
liasaan ltey would tarry her away tohia
hulllrmt-ntoll house. which won amnheran
a limb.
Show Illiui up her little hound hand- to
heaven imploring that death night ha
rent to her. lint. {rum the may no
M’ w M.
consolation came. lnntantl llnaaan Bey up If?!“ m begin u said 00.. um hint
prim-d. ruling upon his llama colour! hour; ”I" on.” ' '
ml cacortnl by his warriurn He knew
that also Wm'i at the iountuin, and whim]
(""0”leme MW MM! it!
the tint time. She won compelled to hear
hi! lying words and nubtnlt to hi- impure
regard. The young girl tnrandlwr ay-
awny.andar ob- to illlbornrnhrr
tear- minglrd witht wntar.
“Zuldkat”
"bonito? Certainly nan-nu Beycair
enthuse dingnirnd his vole-with noel a
grave and nualyioas. Whats thin man
with tho white harm-atlas want h hi-
onddle. Innnn in MW at baron
"Very well." growled tho cunt.
The day mallard; the redouhtahln new
tlnrl. who hail aleamed white in the hurt»
ing son, now Mod out in black ailhouatu
against the lorry nky. Neither home our
water uirrnl and the lance ntlll atood
planted in the mud.
The moon moan-l ltwna nawano-a
right to are thin motionlenowanlor
the pale light. ll. watchad the aonny
with hie ntrady eye: Itill open llhadln
month. \
"linineovninglaldhu’ee‘antr'l.
nan Haitian-relation"
Int. atouthat ltwoouaoea ins
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Wwflhamlighulnrnhn
thiemnahadhnvns-tbytkd.
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Drlvlnaall awn . Yuan! ntiann ntnl nalgh undil-
1”!de
Thatthnnlpoudcoflt
11- ”Milena-Journal
lam-Ionian!” ~
Dalmatian-altar
Andiaavathn forlorn-
Btml-ouhrhrmchm mhlmaell out and nusnndarthswhla-
Mimi“ 1’ singer-rem. llahonndnlikaannllo
”"5“"me ntieelathatthelioninonhu‘track.
hnottnrmabnt Walking? ,,
“mlrmdgdxwfiom‘ Nowthmnnaommarrowltohariu
wallolrockacrownathinheight. Bntdanth
“111 “’54!“ planet-till. iaonly slaved til—Wilmington
”WM" um threideol the noble m; a. haglnnto 1...:
‘gfifmfiggww aluckenhiailce. new plinnltlllpflll
"” in um and Zulelkn waa- her urn-an
Andwillthaglorbnlunn w , '
Minumw, pmiwthopnnrsnlmalahnolnsllp
And will meanneomooieaehataht in than-month and he m.
Whenl'mno lo the lotthniulllngnlghtdo-nm
ver ono
‘Thrnaekrnonottoalnllal '
TWhuammmyiaw millcetoreiresh his brow; the profileel'
' ormou allthewl
n, mgrmmmumz ol the turpntlrai truavrlth thelrhlood
vOlmnllllonu now unborn! redclnezere mpendndover thoaby-Jra
ll! IMHO-rumour". mingled before hiueyu [[0th by
Wilmmuwkormm—va vertigo. Hecannotntopto drink at the
inrnwnyzli heinmonlllilthltndtlm‘ .
an run-a.
! beau unto.
"S'arp . 'ittia dlrl? 0h. ooa'eepyi”
No veaponae.
”Wu-on mammu’n wlrtie yam! Mammu’s
wittla yummy yam! Look up here! Look
Ito-clone ttmaflmwaal'ea
atmpl 0h.yon bad. War on mamma'a
”Oh, you had. predonn
5mm m.
lamma'n’ Daley Duchtnrna. her ownie
tony tmta Kin-um met Do you hear!
Kilam me!”
There wemheadanl perspiration on the
lane
of the man with the chin whisken.
andwhan the conductor opened the car
door he gave a convulsive shiver that
knocked downthecoalnbovel.
“Conductor," hawhllpnred. “you haven’t
come too noon." -
”Why!"
‘l‘m n tie-pun“ mun."
"Ion hot?" naked the conductor loathing-
Iv. opening the more door.
“lint? Ian. it's that woman and
back of me. lt'a tho baby twnddlr.
fill.
you i can't stand it. l'veralled nine young
rot-o ’am on that
thing nhnwnntn. Git her a honor and lot.
tune" out in low. and I didn't
Git the woman any-
I'll chip in. but keep her quiat. It you
don't, conductor, l'll brain that baby with
thin yulier ample cane. Bear? I'm den
over
pritl" .
Theconduetor didn't reply. llo leaned
to the young woman anal said:
“Madam. you muat lend that do: to the
baggage car."—Detrolt Free Press.
hr:
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nan-m
llannd tit-Ton.
TheBoston'l‘rnnecript tells oi a funny
incident at n innernl. A patent malicina
wagon stopped at the rutrancetothe coma-
dnring the interment. on which were
Inch Sign: an than: “Una Binke‘ Sara-rpm
rilla." "Stop'l‘hut GraVeyard Cough with
Wilkiuaon’n Balsam.” “Try Nmeno' Pillu
More it in Too Late.”
tho crowd were nllwcndiog
thrlrwnyontnt tho consume-ninth
chieimrner, thadendold mnn’nmn,
ya-ndthapatentmedidnewngonnnio
deacrlhahlr pr—ion
pansrd om hie lane.
on
whllrateurrolieddownhiochreh.
*Whntarnyon thlnhlnotJohnF'a rela-
tivawhhpurdtohim.
wan Ihiukin." answered John. wiping
the tour away, “how ha would 'u' enjoyed
that!”
“Wan yrr down to de ameert lu' night.
Mr. Jones! Due was a hautilul melody.
l kin remember now."
“lu’n one: it done wont anmpin like die
way. "l'ah do tuh do turnpty turn; iuhde
tah do? "-—
A Cold Day.
velln nominate. ration and
tie lowa town one day
hanwtiehmhthauatotha only allegn
“lamb-"ha cold. raw air din
“that“ they're smart.”
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Sill a you. at
what rate It that (in
north? (or In"
per day!
ANSWER:
$60 ~—i— 52;:SIJS (lit
Sill—ems: .l9 poi .
town who believe: that n bright,
catchy ndvoriieomont in THE
BENTINEL, which in road in
nearly every Norwalk home,
would not bathe mention! in-
ertia-ins hie mm to the ox‘
tent of nineteen out: a day.
A. ELAN ac.. rub on. .
in there a business mun‘ 1h
large stores of Now York.
Inn “ lisses' Shoes at
a».-.
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Fine Lmejoi'j Holida
Foryonngandolder America; ‘
Our variety in mm and t
l. for
Mist-é- !» . .
One of the firm of Inunehury, llatthoweond; 00.. holding a
shoe in his hand as a sample, said: Theodore, this in the bear
and finest lot of shoes we ever offered you; they are slick, and ‘
I want you to have them ata bargain,” m’d we bought them, and
now for sixty days ofior them at Reduced Prices.
sun pairs ladiesfllanI-aale Shoes. worth $5.00, at $2.50.
Stuns. imperfect.
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Glover&0|sén7é
8| Washington St“ So. Norwalk.‘
THE mums nu nouns STflRE, .47
Tristram & Hyatt.
N0. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Norwalk.
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- "-1 50:. unit -
- 50:. a pair
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sold by city houses.
Fur Trimmings in all widths.
Tristram
Dréss Goods. r
We are showing our entire new line of Fall Novelties in .
Dress Goods. The largest line that we have ever shown..- We
have styles that cannot be found in any other store in town and
we guarantee our prices to be lower than the same goods are
_ ...._.._._
FUR BAPES ANB Fllil TRIMMINGS.
We have a full line of For Capes which we have just opened,
& Hyatt,
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WHOLESALE PRICE.
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in mm mo. 25c.
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