‘ laud sec rm.
out: Is tram twill.
Minuet-seam o! a Pooroer-aa
Johanna-aw ‘l'lret reenactment
Wit-t the New‘l’ork Fire lla-
outdo
Wmthelldimncyntcm,
in? Mural). given a full history
fith‘n invention by GoebeL The electric
latte manufactured by Goebel in New
6k la in are claimed hytbe Beacon
mend byuanyexpert electricians
toaatndat'oand anticipate Edinon’ninvu-
non“ A. unison.
Inhale recalls Gobel’e frequent ap
mucous.
.. as» me
W
*\ nuwm . . MA “I“ 3
ruin. mono.
m Iaatngae It. mm.
eonrav rune. ram rants.
. I‘I'II.h-Ilflfil“ -a.n¢ ’5 ‘ . .
BISHOP BROOKB' FIJNEML
nun-preteen: ae-runwm o-elate
. ‘ liar-angle“.
roomy Trinity will be unable to hold
ably thou-ands who would like to be ad-
Inltted. they have found it naoeeaary to
govern their arrangemente so an to accom-
modate the mcmhernolthe churuhinthe
diooeae and kindred association. no that
when that in aocompllahnd it is doubtful if
wmawlllbeauyneata left forthngoncral
pn
St. Awgwatlaa Canine Bar-nod.
hummus. Fla. Jan. at—A npeclal
from St. Auguntlneto The Evening Tele-
gram-aye: A fireth ntarhedatw
o’clock yenterday morning in the Cadno
building adjdning the Hotel Alcaaar
raged ntnbbornly fornearly five home. but
was confined to that nt-ruetuve, which wan
badly gutted. Thnloss will probably reach
moon. The Canine cover-an areaoflll
by ”feet. Itewallawuo olaolid con-
crete. The ground floor wan occupied by
billiard roomn and bowling alley: The
nnuthnadcentnlportlonnforthtve Ioorn
were ooenpied byau immenee swimming
pool. opening fromth were magnlhomt
apnrtlnentn titled up in oriental style for
Burden and Turkinh bathe. The upper
floor: were occupied as servantn’ quarter-
lor thsAlmar and other holeln. The fire
wan canned hyaeervant pulling down a
can fixture while attempting to light It.
The Casino was built in list by 11. M.
Flagleratacnnt of mono llr.Flagler
wononhlnwayherelromNewYork.
Wlthwnt lleetrlc Ugh.
Doro lmxo Cm. N. Y., Jan. lat—This
town inwlthont electric light. which for
nearly a year tin-Mayor Glcaeon’n Electric
Lighting company had been turninbing.
The reason iayhat the company can obtain
no water to operate their plant. Commie-
nloner of Public Works Sharkey. having
poaraacnin the ntreetn ol'New York just. mm “up company u, my.”
More the war with his somewhat crude paying for the supply which wan taken
hatellectlu apparatus for mking incan- from the main through a blind pipe. shut
be“ my, which apparatus the Hano- it 03'. Exhiayor Gleanou's health commie-
vnrlan philosopher exhibited to the public. hi3]: "“ml’m‘ ‘° 3"“ admission W “I.
alougwithahnge telenaope.alno madeby
him-elf. for a small consideration.
Heinrich Goebel, who wan born in
ager. Germany. in IBIS, pursued va-
lain
18‘. He then eetabl'nbed a little optician's
”in New York. continuing hiarxperl»
mantawlth electricity. One night henn-
tcwlabnd the citizens and called out the fire
department by erecting an electric are
light n bk roof, supplied by about 80
oclh
‘ W the “hunt by Accident.
Onoday he discovered while burningout
l-o wood lrozu on iron fertile that the
W fibers were conductors of eleo~
tricky. This led hllh to mun met an in—
mm lamp in a vacuum. the illu-
w being held hetweon’two wires, like
the blade of a moat raw.
Ir. Roche! aayn: "in lrltRl came to New
"Yon-k and for mun: than '2!) years carried
lluny business in Monroe street. in the
early litter l attempted to carry out some
of “Elena of Proer Monighannen. i
madcauurnbcr of lamp 0" glare tubing
Bring filaments of carbonized bamboo
all] ah of tamplco. These Were attached
to wit. of platinum, iron or copper. nealed
airtight into the tube by fusion. The air
”exhausted by means of mercury and
the lamp then hermetically sealed by lu-
dmt. From an early ”1855 until after lust
lfraquenlly made such lamps and alwnya
had anumber of them in my pmion;
often lighted my shop with them with the
aldnf a battery of about it) zinc carlmn
ulla.
“in m 1 was accustomed to exhibit
in variona public placen in New York city
alargebaltery and two or three of my in-
maducent lnrnpn, which l was accustomed
to light up to attract the attention of the
. Some of these lampn have been
n
Cool-I'a Ewgllah Prevented Saree-a.
Hr. 603th states an his reanon for not
coming forward sooner with his clnlm thnt
he yolk!
Int luv! it at all, and that he thought the
hip wrn not valuable In the way he need
halt" woupenalve to be anything
I 9
Ir. , in commenting on thin fact,
”that it in not ntrange, in view of oil the
W that the knowledge of the
‘ Willy of the dynamomhich only be
w “W public attention in 1380, did
”mlflocbel till 1881. when the com
a turned to manufacture the lldlnon
. h
I Cpl“ manufacturer of carbon Illar
well an ol covnplete lampn. but
aLMhtbadqafl-antoek of these to poo»
mu lancn necessary to
' ,Iah Ham ht have applied fora
.Matthattlnmhntlnvlcwolblnloug
. “denominated one of thelnvetr
.- ,. .lhhpahlle morethnn 2) yearn before,
xifillattarofdoubt whetheravalidpat
flmhavebeeograntedtohlm.
Iona-hell! lla- Accident.
rum. Jan. fl~Dlnpatcben from But
tit D miners were killed and woven
by an exploaion which occurred
‘ the ahllte were changing. A cage
,Mdflnnhad been lowered half way
Mathnhalt when the ground trembled
flu rambling report wan heard.
, Amlblwrwda Hal.
M Jan. air—A body of gale-a and
am D feet thick. another of galena
’ )0 Mandala! nl purelroumfent
warn-um)... for twfeetmlo
Nylonhceudinwrcrwl.
“Inna-3r“.
fluke out at midnight lest
minnow deetroylag the entire
All wanted for from Whitehall.
Englbsh with dilliculty and can-'
room at the city hall. but police on
duty put them out of the building. Mayor
Sanford’a new police board met and made
a number of trnnnlern. Acting Sergeant
Henry Buchanan, a ntrong nupporter of
-wan put on ptrol duty.’—'l'he
board of education met and elected Alfred
Nelson. whom u—Mayor Gleanon aaraulted
a year ago, an president. The fire and
water board aleo organized. with Mayor
Sanford an preaident.
Tapper Say- No.
New Your, Jan. 25.—Cbarles l]. Topper.
minister of marine fisheries in the Cana-
dian government. says: “Thin talk of the
great desire of (‘nnndlaua for annexation la
entirely misrepresented. Canada does not
want annexation. We want to be good
neighbors and that is all. No one in favor
of annexation could be elected on that
platform to even the smallest once In
Canada The party now in power in Can-
nda ia partly kept in Manned the dintruat
that the opposition might even have alight
thoughts toward annexation”
‘I'a leg-lilo Sand-y Papera.
flinmsnm. Jun. 25.——-Thc agitation in
Pittsburg of the law and Order aociety
agaiml Sunday newspaper! and thedccl-
eion of the state supreme court in nuntain-
lug thearrent of the publisher hero of a
Sunday paper have attracted could-fable
attention and led to the belief that the
legislature would enact a law legalizing
the publication and sale of papers on Sun-
day. Such a bill wan introduced in the
bouno by Mr. Marshall of Alleghany.
Will/Ivy to Impeach 0m (fro-nae.
lewm, Neb, Jan. fi—The houac took ‘1
official notice of the collapse of the Capital
National bank. in which atatc lundnto the
amount of will!» were depoailed on ap-
proval of the bank bond by Governor
Crounae. Repmenlalive Barry of Greeley
olfered a reitlutlon providing for the into
peecbment 0! Governor Cronnae.
lacked in naval-g Cara.
New Bumvewrcn. N. J., Jan. flit-Aa-
other rear end collision occurred on the
Pennsylvania railroad. One freight train
struck another. a pannenger train hit that.
and afourth train only cecaped through
the foresight of a pamnm. Locked mail
and express earn were overturned and
burned. The clerka were hand.
1'- Strewgthea the Navy.
Wmlxorozv. Jan m—Mr. Wileoa of
Missouri introduced in tho houaca hill to
authorize the necrctary of the nary tooou-
tract ntacoet of Imminent» Briana
destroyer or nubmarluc renal, with two
guua of lunch diameter in the clear. I
feet long to carry mo ponndn of gal
cotton.
Iwrledlllhalwlla.
r. lad.,.lnn. lt—Atertlnena-
photon naturalganwreckedtheliatloa.
all: bank. The ludepartm-t
wan oncccalledout.bntthnlrenpread.
ntlreblockwan Cultured. 1th
ghtthattwoprraonearebnrledlnthe
on
At Grad-Cronin.
Pimento. N. J.. Jan. all—Jr“ worsen
deadamau and woman dying-due
badly hurtarnthercnulteof anlriocro-
iogaceldnwt. The nlelghlawhlchthala-
‘ (mounte- were rid wan wnckcdud
thetea-ofhornenwee
ltadeata'l’errertsea‘l’evwa.
Bruarorrn. Pa. Jan. 11—?» di—
nette-tn from the state nollsge went 6
mom-ulna and lavadedthe Herb
lintcbanh.brokeop a arena
laptopternaadwntths harp-lo
written.
Acme-admin!“
ham “1-. ll—C'hnrlnal
Btaakymprornlurateltlanaaadlnibw
of unhawbanr-cf munch,
millennium-thinking!“
terrace lllhnalthlaltethedena
I’erts Appalata'aatow.
. in 1&1.
SEIIlTIlB 3515.3 still“.
The Idea For Whom Governor
Abbott Stepped Aside.
nmmnornmmun
law Jaraey'a Legislature lleetn Ill- Iy a
"oh C! u Orwrlowoll. [lop-bl“... WI.
Iteeelved lO—A Sewark Ian and a Ill-
ne-alre—aae eta racists-uh.
Turmoil, Jan fi—‘l’he monotnnyof the
proceedings in the Infinlaturewan broken
bythetaklugoftbeformalballotfor
United stolen acuator. Both houeeamat
lajoint nee-ion and ratified the result of
ynttnrday’s ballot in the acparabo branchea.
The asnembly vote wan: Smith. :9. Bowen,
31. Senate vote: Smith, Ill; Sowell, 5.
James Smith. Jr.. wan born at Newark
Be received a good school and
college education. and alter he wan grad-
uated his father gave him aplaceinhla
JAMES Slll‘l’ll, JR.
big New York dry goods house. Thewa
man, however. did not like the hurricane
and established himself an a leather dealer
in Newark Ten years ago heentered poli-
ties as a Democrat and has held several
municipal offices, besides lasing a proml~
ncnt figure at conventions of his party.
Mr. Smitbis wealthy and ban a fine mau-
vion in Newark. The new senator is rather
atom in build. and his face is clean shut-en.
What Mr. Whitley Saya of fll-.
lie is a great friend of William C. Whit
day, and the latter recently aaid regnrdlng
'he legislature‘a choice:
"la’mmu'chpleaaedwlththe Mon of
Mr. Smith as the neat United Staten cen-
‘ltor from New Jersey, lie in a man of
(rent ability. In addition be it! fair mind-
ed—in hot i have rarely seen a man who
we nmn- open minded and unprejudlced.
urh (podium do not alwaye accompany
.n‘v mrl Kirklrglh lie bambowever. all
- tame 1min lie is forceful and finger»
-, a boom in fact, but at the same time
i» " t'l’ um] slelilmmte, and can ate both
g .u‘» lir- can make a florid
-. .1‘ l grail with all these qualltleel
.. . .1 w I in! only make a good well-
h-r, for n senator of whom New Jersey
in M- t». owl. l rejoice at his success. He
1':L~n|lr of thr moat carom and almngeet
rich-h. .\‘.r l'lewlnnd had at Chicago, and
i {nun-l him a most important ally.
The flo-eatwad 'l'H-l. _
l’l’n>lll‘l’.0. Jan. iii—The jury an finally
mmhv np is rompoaed of retro farmern.
two tuerrlmute and three mechanics. The
prosecution and the defense having agreed
toallmit the evidence of the doctors. pa—
tientn and experts given in Deropsey'neane.
the reading of this tcntimony wen then ba‘
gun. It will probably «copy the greater
part of trxlay'n nee-ion Patrick Gallagher
and J. Bl. Davidson. the two other defend
ante. who confessed to administering the
polaon at the instigation of Dempney. will
be called up immediately at the conclusion
of the lleatty trial. It is expected that
they will plead guilty and throw them-
recon the mercy of theqourt.
The New Jaw-e7 lllntuvleal lbelely.
Tumor. Jan. fi—Tho Now Jersey lila-
torlcal society elected ofllcern an lollowa:
l’rrnillmt, Judge John Clement of Cam—
den; vice prcntdenta. Dr. Samuel H. Pen
nlngton of Sewark. lion. W. 8. Strykcr of
Trenton. Dr. 6. ll. Mottof Hemingwnno
cording necrotary. William ll. Week: at
Newark; correcpondlng necretary. William
Nell-on ol l’atenon; lreannrer and librarian,
Judge J. lllcorda of Newark.
lea-aim Palylawhalaa.
Tmt'. N. Y.. Jan. filo—The utidwlntor
meeting of the Romanian Polytechnic lu-
etltate Alumni annoelntlow will occur at
Philadelphia Thurnday, Feb. I. A vielt to
the different railroad- and Crampn'nhlp-
yards will he made. A banquet will be
held. The bealoanrternwlll boat the Hotel
Lafayette.
An Advent-roan Plead- “willy.
New You. Jana—«Mn. limb- laws
pleaded guilty to indictmente charging her
with forgery of two note-on General Preo-
tonofltonton mum Tbecharleof
obtaining money under falne pretennsn
from the Ecuadorian minlntcr Instill pend-
inglntheeonrtahereagainnt lira Lawn.
1a. Papal um.
Roar. Jan. n—The exemption of the
propaganda baa sent to the American
arch the announcement ol Arclr
Nobop Satolli's nomination to bepnrmar
nent papal delegate. and directed the arch-
to communicate thin announce
meat to their audragans.
non-m do"; llaeeadaet chimera.
Prrrnauno. Jan. u—Attorneyn lied the
appllestlon for a new trial at lingo-z:
W Ilalveralty In Leek. .
cameo, Jen. lac—Harrie A. ltyernna
olersd to Meghan“ the Univernityml
aw tor expenam on ~
tloathnttbsaalvnrdty mum-ole.
IrJtyar-ea had perm-l, given tothe
Iaatltatlna mm
mmwmmm
loam. In. “—1“. Charles A. Dan
nftheflewh’nrkflaawlllbelavlaltude-
. {macaw ~le
eLeoaan-uc enevnrl'u.
Ilerntlw No. owned by Fred-fl
Pro-h t (In. Inonpolin. burned with
ltacoutaula. Totallom khunMWlo
mono
John Gairun. Alfred Bryant. William
Home and P. J. Gridlth. ntoueearvnrs at
the new Art luntitute building in Chimp,
fell with a acnllold. All were daugerounly
blind»
John Sullivan. a gnent at thn'liolel
Royal in Bantu. wan upbyalnted; by
emote In a are at the hotel. Arthur lien-
ley import from a window and wan badly
n
Governor Altgeld of llllnoln in much
better. "
'l'hePalmamineatBennemer loo; Ira
audwill have lobedooded.
In(Iongrcearnan T. ll. Goodnight in very
Sii'allpoa in raging in Plttnfield, Mich, a
email town near Ann Arbor.
The trial of ex-Prenident Ann P. Potter
of the wrecker! Maverick bank wan begun
in Benton.
John Orr, 81. and Henry Sullivan, u.
were burned to death while elecplngiu a
house at Bonny River. .
Robert F. Beatty we.- placed on trial at
Plttnhurg, charged with complicity in the
. Home-lead poleoninga
it in raid Mgr. O'Connell, rectorof the
= American ,collcge in Rome.ban beenap-
, pointed coadjutor for the arehdioceee of
St. hula
Funeral of Janice lame.
Macon, Jan. 25,—1'he funeral of Justice
Lamar will take place Friday allergen.
The body of the lamination will lie in state
at the renldence at W. H. Virgin at Vino
ville up to noon on Friday. at which time
the college will leave the hon. fur the
Mulberry Street Methodist church, under
escort of the pallbearers, representing the
barofhiacotheata-teof Gnorgiaandtlle
aupreme bench. The body lien in a float
parlor. where the numerous hand-clue
floral decorations that have already been
aent in are manned. The face prenentna
calm look. death having made but little
change. Telegram of condolence came in
from all parta of the United States. All
places of busine- will be closed duriugthe
hours of the funeral. The regret of all
classes of ciliaens and the general grief of
those who were more intimately acqudntr
ed with the life and customs of the nun are
aincere. The prominent people of the city
filled at the house in large numbers.
dweller Lawru'a 5mm
Wasulsorov, Jan. fi—Specolsrlon in
already rife over the nucceeeor to Juntlce
Lamar on the supreme bench. The par-
ticular person who will be chosen in not
considered so much an the quemion wheth—
er or notPreeldent Harrinnnwill make a
nomination to on the vacancy or lenvethe
matteropen for President Cleveland's ac-
tion. it is certain. in view of the attitude
of certain Democratic senator: toward the
nomination of Mr. McComan to be judge of
the court of the Dintrict of Columbia. that
a nomination by Pruldent Barrinm would
be antagoniaed to the end of the nation
and defeated if plausible. in view of that
fact it is probable that the president. will
not care to provoke a bitter controversy
and will take no action. but it can be raid
that be has come to no determination upon
the matter.
Active out". For Retired Morn.
Wmmxo ros. Jan. 25—h“. Chipmsn of
Michigan introduced in the house a bill
authorizing the president to require retired
army nllicera. when capacitaled. to serve
an lndian agrnta, nuperintendenta 0! In-
dian animals, aupervlson of lndian educa-
tion, Indian inspectors and apacial ugentn
of the lndian service. Retired ulllcera
while filling nut-h poeltionn are to receive
the full pay and allowance-n of offil-ern of
like rank on the active linL
The: Plahortm Will Receive Alto-MIDI.
Wilsmsn'tox. Jan. 2.1—1llr. Daren of
Alabama, chairman of the aubcommltlec
of the house judiciary committee, charged
with lure-ligating the Pinkerton Detective
agency. the Home-tend (Pa) labor trou-
bles. and eaprcially the pan taken in it by
the Pinkerton. baa submitted hie report.
The report wan made the npevial order for
the meeting of the committee Tuesday
next. when it in understood final action on
it will be taken.
A “flat at ‘l'r-au.
Wuurxoros. Jan alt—Mr. Barter at
Ohio introduced in the hon. a bill for tho
enpprrmion of ironing which direeta the
aocretary of the treanury. upon anti-factory
proof that the manufacture, diatributlou.
priceortermnofraleol any articleol
eral consumption in practically under the
control or direction of a lrunt oroomblnn.
to make the article free of duty.
Brooke laconntlvq'arh that Down.
nus-xxx. x. Y..Jau. n—rln not. oi
thehdlermakmlnthellruokn locomotive
worka nt Dunkirk ban aennmad melon.
Icon. in the abarneeol theworh
unedbythe boilermakerelthaahenw
fonadneo—aryto lnyolumdthe'm
mea.andtheworhanre practicallyelmnd.
The Alte- Owner-man Ih-wn lip.
ALTOI. rm. Jan. fi—Bwllehaann l}. L
Batten. wholeneidtolmveleftthe nwiteh
open ntAlton junction laet Saturda . haa
returned. and says he had no lnten of
running away. and that he did not
leave thnawllch open. Railroad men. how-
ever. unite in laying the blame upon him.
”I’d-Mahpahue.
Kaolin. Jan. fi-‘A maullento
Mthelnadersof thethree republic-arso-
uonelalpalnhanbnen honedanmm
thntlheruemberswlll Mute them
mlnletrywhnathnnpnhlloahallhnvebena
eetnblllhnd.
lmnn-n-nnnnuuaume‘
w .J ‘-
iu'iunn' uwgmuui'pgiiw
mammal—aunt
Mani-MAW
Wamrm.JnI—Cherlrnlcona.
nouldcutlal nlnrkto
Warsaralnftharm. .
Matalatluflheam
(lawman. lame-anal“
tin of the W W A”
Human-anemia.“
“maroon.
aura
arc. Thiamine-ragga
unleavhgtewa... , . .
Aha-Wm
III
_ In“. ; -,
lamb _
done. .5... their
motto is Quick—
‘neoo. \‘ Nominees,
ltllllllllllll tr. nine;
Accuracy and
Low Prices.
\
‘4 Wm! mu.
WW
lllljlllls
P llI-llll I llll
aolloltadarod
went:
«(WJLM
X
In lgartoplambtagl
pet can
cw:
1i
I!
ll. ‘ ‘ ‘
i . tin-unnatrlalak“
| llyttd Inna-aupwm
"Bret eat my g7laeh09pfll" asked John
llenry Blake, of the Calltotnmlc club. in
union at the bin 18” "You never did?
Then you don't illufi’ or.» loamy la. Talk
about your lricnm-wl "can. we de loin
and all the mu 0‘ your highfalntln
‘ tench laln‘n! They lust ain't in it at all
winh a big for. Know hopper, done brown
in fresh country butter. l was traveling
[rt-unSt Joe to Wichita when the
awooprd down on Kazan» like a horde of
hungry ullcc seekers on :- prenideutelect.
When they ll viral-ml fouling and bobbed up
on the hurl \vlrc lemme to pick their
teeth and talk It over the cunnlry looked
like the burnedllintritt in Chicago after
the big lire. i had a new green wagon with
rul wheels. and the hopper» ate every bit of
t oil It and gnawed the woodwork.
ate all the blocking oil my harueae,
thetallaollmy horses, and I had tokeep
my dog undera turpnulin to prevent them
devouring him row. You on :— saw such
appetites.
”They got into my commissnry depart-
ment and made army with everything but
nntonejarof butter I had bought In St.
Jon. I didn't ‘bnvencent. and it was two
dayn' drive to Wichita. Couldn't liveon
butter. you know, no I concluded to play
(In even. I built a fire. put my skillet over
itanddropped inhalfapoundof thedya-
pqnla provoker. it won mun and
sizzling away at a great rate. and the hop
pen were hopping into it nintyaaecond.
I let 'em fry about a minute; then I n.»
I moved ’em and not down to give my atom-
{nob a surprise party, Well. air. the hind
. lega were the one“ meat I ever ale. They
had ancxu-Jlrnt game llnvor.and tasted
like mountain brook trout. l fared humpin-
oualy alter that. and found the journey far
too short."-St. Louis Globe-Mount
Ira. Inga-'a childhood Days.
Withmetho memory ot the Christma-
holldnyn of my child and girlhood will
ever he oucol the mostmeredandnweet
of my life. from the larkn of thenehool
childrcn,whm l was one of them. in bar
1 ring in orout the teacher till he or she
gave us a holiday and atreat, tothe bloated
Christmas rooming when we all flew into
father’s and mother's room ’
The V
mate is
uni-mated
when he
sees and
sizes on
the ‘
B-L
in season.
The quid
warms his
heart, gives
“great hopes.”
Most for
your money.
Sold
Everywhere!!!
Plrlerry Christmas!" to find the thirteen
pairs of well filled stockings banging round
thebroad old fireplace and tonxeive the
warm embracm of there revered and ludul
gent pnrrnm
I can nevi-r forget the happy hours that
followed in displaying our trenwrea, nor
coming to the table to ere luther and
mother open the numberlesan packages that
we need to prepare for them!
The hours that we brothers and sisters
npent in planning and executingour sur»
prices for mother. father and each other,
with the merry epinodrs. mishaps and‘suo
man-l plea-urea. will cling to mover
more.
'l'hentadcapfuuweured to have aleigh
riding. and the merry dancing and candy
pulling with the troops of boys and girls
that were our friends!
How well we remember the rparkling
wood lire in theamplcold fireplace. with
rotva of npph-s tomtiug before it, the great
dishes of popcorn. popped in a covered
kettlc.nowhilc and fresh and terrier. the
met. rich nuts and the crystal cider forl‘ c
evenings whom we assembled in each 0t llt' . 3'
homesfor it good time and to play gum-x u!
forte it. and rhnucc!
l-‘or m'nuinc pleasure thine times have
new-r bun contained by the stately oun-
nions of mntttrrr years. and more than one.-
our Ill-art has lung"! for those happy days
—-.\ir.\ John A. Logan in New York llcmhl
Telephonlng la lounaula.
The tw ,Roilmuninn cities. Gnlnu and
Brailu, life-A Danube. were lately can
natal lfideplmrw. which is. llkl‘l'he [ole
graph in that country, an institution of the
unto. llelnreithpening the ordinance of
the government for ils use was published
in the ofliuul gazette. the principal part of
which it ml lolimrs.
"A person it ho want» to have intercourse
with number by telephone is bound to no
lily that pen-on beforehand by letter, telc
gmph or otherwie"
A Mr. Kir Zuridi in llmila, dealer in
prmlllce. was about toelonc a contract for a
supply of bnrlcy. lie desired, however, to
learn beforehand the price of barley quoted
at the board of Inuit: in (lulntL For this
purpose be Went to the telephone olficv, and
alter paying the lee Iltfill‘t‘ll to act telephone
connection it llh a Mr. I’xutramuki. hie cor
t in Galatx.
“Very well Have you informed Mr. Pas
tramakit”
”\l'hat for? lie in in Galnlz and the
proton to whom I want to telephone."
“That would not do. nlr. Hero is the
ordinance. Below you run telephone to
I” him you must inform him lwlorcbnnd by
letter, telegraph or any other way."
“Solitaire! In the government (may?
Maybe they ank me to travel to Golan nod
inform him that on a Certain tiny and hour
he may be at the telephone olllce to receive
a mlhunlcntion from me."
"Yes. that would do. too," the olllciul
raid.
Mr. Kir Ziradl had to give up hie barley
dent-6t. Louln Republic
Ibo View In“! I. ”little.
There won a badly divappolntul echool
teacher at the Rockwell street lmlkllng
duriugthonmall bluewbleb occurred llmc
Thunday. The time had crvule. pcrlmpa
the only opportunity in a lifetime. when
the fraturreof the fire drill could belilue
trated. Por monthn the children but! been
Tboehildren were all drawn up In line.
readytorrtlre in order. and by theiror
inn-II derlyandnwifterlttonhowlorth thabclt
mofthellradrill.whanallremanruahed
in andmarredtheproprletler of them
donby'yelllngat the top olhln voice.
"Batmtqmr'and almoatattha-me
untamed-nonpublic riledthu
daehedlaatmothnr .
Orderwulaallytllored. .and
tuna-mum tbeword
«are lrewnsoar
do ‘ youreougre
1%: Emlyn! "b ‘
tee-nu we. re-
“thehrethrsa thriller-l”
flakes an every-day convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. End:
ge makes two large pies. Avoid
'tations—— and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELL k SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y,
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to are then to advantage. then wrin- an at
for thin in your grand opportunity;a and "coir,
lperrlcu an by rerara man A rese.
‘l‘lll'l.’ I (30.. [lea No. I... Aug-eta. I.
W. L DOUGLAS
no SHOE who.
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out scum t $33!.
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Humans.
muses.
srovas.
TlN, “WARE
Mil; inil its battles.
mmmmumu
T. 8. IIIINALIISIlN,
South Norwalk. '5
WAGONS.
W. "Jainism,
canopies. Spindles. alt.
Prlces to Suit- All.
CALL Ali!) on THIN.
Henle.
Pay the Mortgage
On Your Home.
lf go live or die by taking ancndowmcnt
pol . Young man!” came aday will In-
nura you for ”no Thousand Dollars on
want to protcet your family”: you in
old age. Ineure at once in the ‘
Willi. GEIIEIlil [le IIIS fill.
01' HARTFORD.
a. S. L’Hommedleu
Menuhin Waablnuton St. Wimp Now-P.»
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
50 -h brain 3 mt.
"lbfitrfr
Job
Printing.
§ Orders for i
f Printing
; Solicited.
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g80UTH NORVVALK, CT. {
Good Work
W
man ‘10" can rotor!!!"
Freshest F lob
rumour. runner
MAPLE SYRUP :
AND SHEAR
rounw.“
Imam «Elia Sllnllis.
Pickled Oysters. ,
TILIPKONB CALh 5 ll.
Hunt &,Zeluff
I! Waahlagtea Street.
E.0.Mfllllll8’&flll.
it sultry 8t. lam», It”.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Safes.
Bank Sales,
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault. Doors.
AND
DEPOSIT llllllll 0F ill KIIIIIS.
The Best Sale: In the World.
ISO.“ in use. Always pre- W
serve their contents.
Fromm in Lynn. Mam. since that great are.
where 50 of our cafes in re subjected to intcnaa
heat. preserving their contents.
.CllAllPlOX RECORD also in the Great
(bit- rtmnnrunm G l.
in will... ino.‘.h.n.£n“.;.i'n“:£’“s“£
lor-irculara. Amte wanted. nIlln
Old and Reliable
DAILY DIREC'I
Freight Line
82“" BEN
NEW YORK
AND
South llgrwalk
N orwaIk.
TH E PROPBLLIZRS
lily of ”liorwalk
EAGLE
Will have Pier :55. B. KL, llleekrnan nlrcol .
New York. at 5 p. to.
brave Sorwalk 5 p. ”1.: South Norwalk 3:3;
p. m.
Fri-[rill received fro n 7 a. in. M5 p. m.
lipon a!» "1' lion to agenta the City of Nor»
walk and In In will be aa-nt for «pedal lore of
lreixht anyw re in N» w York or its vicinity.
WM! persons are lorbld trusting any 0!
.be employer”)! the boala of this line onlo-
coum n lhn mom thereof. a!)
ALI. $1155 or“
.cnusuw SIBNE.
ileum! tantrumw trimStrer
Business a’v‘Sptcially.
F. M. Pierce,
no: 71".!”th lladdenco. $0.7 Proa-
Norwalk. l'unrl poet lil..|l. KW}.
Job
Printing.
0- will?
5! Washington 8h. 8.. ”mail.
21 Ill! ltraat lured.
Balers, Eli-emitters,
ICE comm.
arrow mom-"m
been in;
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R esta u ra u t ,
I'll! mun ll ’fllI 01'".
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Norwalk Chronicler