n.
. Nevvcst I7 ‘
’ ‘ * unwise £20le
’15
H
to north, Man-smut-
«ant at least two esp-rate layer of
mummgmaflyputontoform
thoupper and finishing course of the
roadway. Theintermodiatecouracnsxt
atecomuunyvar'yinriufrornlinch
tolinchrnintheirlargcstdiameter.aml
”outrun flit—Id he at least finches
fichhcchcndigandlaidinnhed
of uniform thickness to preserve the
miarctaltourofthcroadway.
: Japnttingdownthiconncthohcary
Wfiouldmhheernphyedtocom-
«pactaudconaohdatethomsothat
the repeated ran-ingot therollcr over
ib-rlacewillprndncenoeettling,hol—
luwncunevenpleas. Mmmplet-
intherdliugnqnantityofclennnharp
mdahiuldhelnidmtbrnrfaceotthc
intermediate conne,evenlyandinsufl-
dart anomt,and over this themller
Mid boparasd ,‘terhnr-
inhumthcdthcsnndwithamill-
clout of water toporsntita
aficfingtothcnrlaccclthoroner.
Thetapcnrrlacecourreisthelnifi-
in: wwk h the buildings! atollhrtl
Maud in themaflugof thiacouruc
trivedtothluwthaotherhornedownalen
“mm-diminu- became
Involvedlaanapparsntlyinatflcnhletn
sh. Thu were crawled out eat- the
meta—shaman to blot both
throadnayandtheTnnnty-third tract
thecquallyfrnntlcdriver,“
aareprnanativnaanwdaecouhl ha
errdanywhern
inXewYork. A m
waathercaadmaderncrnoraaduntctaI-re
of theatres-Tone showered around hint.
Thepoliecntanwhotakeacareottke
ingormtndatompendthehall:
”WhatwaeyouthinkinotWheanidarr
grily. "hark what. you’re dbl. A luau
likeyonieain’tlittodriveoowa"
“ltfln'tthefanltofhirn. Mitosis
adisgracetomyrnanwhatowuaahorae.”
Thin mark from a well Minted!—
gentlookingmnuwhohadcnterycdfmnta
neighboring restaurant andw- industri-
onelya-flingthedrivcrtoundothe
ucuwflleothapeopletalkod. ‘
“Keqrawayfronr there flyoudon’twant
toutyonr in hoker’amc tronnpron
percualoohinz manwith ahookand two
Jr three W in his hands. who
alightcd frnmoneotthecarngninguptowu [also
ofdehy
htordertonacertalnthncau‘ae .
”Whntismy legstoyou? Kcepyonrad
vice till it is naked lor,”waa thcpertrn»
joinderoltheladtowhomtherenarkwaa
adduced.
"Poorcreatareal Can'tanyhodydoaotue
thing for than? They’ll klllthamaelvcs."
aid asympathetlc woman.
“la-raid and morn done tha better,”
was the acntcnlioua reply ota manwho
wastngtzingaway with all hiamight atone
otthcwheeia
”Put blankets under their feet,” suggest—
edatnanwhowu driving hyina light
wagon. “ldnnethatwithnryhcraeycetcr
day,andhswaau inajily."
“Blankets he I: «13’1“ the driver.
fingirfitated. "When will I hegetting
‘ 2"
By this time the crowd numbered nearly
Mpcoplemndthepoortenmaterwadrircn
to distraction with the chorus of adrice
hurled at him by impatient people. In the
connect so minuteaaatalwnrtportcv ran
aercee the-tract from thefifthAv-ne ho
tel. ltwas apparent". once that how-
accuatomrd to horns. He called two or
thrnecardrivers toh'u a-iatanceand he»
an a planoicampaign. In luminous
morethe horse- wernon their tectagain,
ringingtheirload through Twenty—third
strut.
“Then: fellas are a ' " remarked
a fuhiornhly draecd Broadway lounge,
who had been an intereetod spectator hour
the mini,
“Yea," muted the policeman "But it
ain't no good having their names look
You can't got people to appear in court
mind hum—Sm York Times.
Itellabttnllnnm.
Who has not. guns friend whom he
would gladly eervcin any poaaihleway. but
whorexcahiapatlencnandtrieahlaaonlal
But beyond endurana by thepcrnkior-
hahitofhtmuwlngandnotrepeyingl The
borrowing la had enough. Bowman-r—
Iunnlstic one'e views lily hmflktill ad
hemmwhatto-tnhlihcd ralulltrv
put to pm. and individual mar
property.nndhedocnobjcettohbdmut
lriendapprnprtatinahiaumhrnllaorhookn
juetwhrnhe mostnrcdathctn himself,“
towalklnxoflwithhiento‘chcrieheddnk
' fittings,“ to the tnqnast appeal. ”Jack,
9.
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harcyounqnaltcrorficntainchnpt'i
and then oernrthtnkinaahout making any
morn
It ianctthernlneof thehookor or
themoneythatonethiukaof.hutlt hthe
pincipled til-thing and the t
wt in dhcoverb. one‘e Mend ll do
euchnthin" Thalriud thy-onions
an intentionally m parou. Hole
higheoulaiandhtasorahleJrntlheralliuet
allttleacnreth withthrnannho
willletaueha laatclhnlfuponhh,
either tron: manned prueotaf-
lair-or tron-bur carnlcecnera and diero
rumlherightaef athera~0hlo8tata
on
ova-r In All It.»
When In Alice "0113th wnaatoppta.
at thrtilynpian hotel a low who no). the
politici-akadmlirdallthahellboreaad
arms;
noun.
lad’y'dthefloner—Dldkefivew
"W- there anytime in tour lifuflr.
" naked Min Lilyhud in
union of tender acntIntent,”whenall the
worldscemedadrearywaetetoyon;whcn
your hcart was hungry-ltd starring; al
them minunfyourllfnwun turned
”hitter-nu,“ deathaccmdthcawnnt
abouthegodnmldodcrytmwheuall
the lightw— dnrkandalltrlenda ecclned
,.
“Indeed there was," said Siannnaround
unruly. “lcanremernbcritaathoughit
wnayeaterday. lwne only]: yearnoldat
thetirneandlwasendnringthentiser'traol
my flat daav.”-lrondou Tinllita
Very Ante-chat].-
Tnppcrton—l am going to ask Mr. Bul-
lion forhla daughter’s hand tonight. and 1
an: no nervous I can't think.
Btllington (who knows Mr. Bullion)-Xo
unheingnrrvoua. MrJlullbnisveryap
proachahie.
”Eh! Won't he hick uncoutt"
”Not a hit of it.
”Won't he get marl!”
“So. indeed.”
ul an: overjoyed. What do you think he
will do!"
“He’ll “hf—New Yak Weekly.
alt-annals
“Bill,” aid the Kansas cditorto the new
mater."write up that nights in style.
wafllyonopcntheaccnuntotitl"
”Why. I'll any. 'l'hia usually quiet village
waathrowntntoaleverof acitzmeutyu
W—
“You will, eh? You'd better go, you;
man. ldcn'twanta rcporter whorpcnka
ofacitywherethercalcstatetrnnefernina
with muttomas’ausually quiet I'llv
hp'”—Taaa§ittiuga
latrn Punish-0L
Goveruorof Jail (in a [var-ion, to trailer)
—1 my, llnbn. the aconndrrl has turm l
refractory once more. l’ut him on brrad
and water for two days a week
Waiter—Bot. governor, he is aim-.dy do
In. a maple of last daya
Governor—Then give thslellow a cookery
hook torcad on thoee daya—Uchcr Land
uud leer.
hotnvhnacm.
"ammo—When did you art that
' Bought oI-rhl
Prim-er»— haunts 9.
Where?
Hotel Hanger—Yon are lookiu fa a
job. eh? Where wan you laaternployedl
Applicant~At thedhne Int-emu I am
the lodla rulrhnr man.
Hotel Manager—Don't any. And how do
you expect wnuunakenecofyoul
Applicent-Aa “bu-cu." drz— Boston
(butler.
A cm A-Htten.
Old Gentlman-‘What would you Iiheto
be when you grow up?
Boy—4’1! like to he a bricklayer.
”That's a mmendablo ambition Why
would you like to he a brickllyrri"
" '(tanes thun’s sonanydayawhen brick-
laym can't waif—(loud News.
A Slight lune.
Coykndall (who Ia
hen-Ion tubal-Yon
tooneofthe
loch ellke.aad
hob. mimoplecnn'ttdllflllllkhllhnve
Whimlaratemrt-ythe—eiipw
son tor-nod. Wren-oval lb hat and
pollen-Illustrious.
ltr.(lrrat.lde yearnnrdeaJt
to tartan- lniaeto lieu-Isl
Rat-am Infinitvlaloraw
by.hot—W~ _
”lha’ttautlralt.”hereta«aleheertel
L‘Aeott luakaelanyerrrtrrtoyon
't let” What-eh
mwnasmm"
Mlle-tabla the d:
“'7 01W M
”WWW
Muskie-slates.
[tier-HUM” hit count I“
decent-rem ”Heard—n-
brother
and? : unity. Tumult-unearth
mournin- Jul, 1 a Jan
Ila—Jain
“Wrestle”
“lamb-[pk an nrtt
ctr-titled Wt- .'
Wheredldheohtahtheflatal lath
a
.mhehaeheath—plmet
“W'ulaw'lerkrm
Banjos. Gulls". Violins. Mandolins.
“9:
”WWI-“Ian.
Theeighty-flfthanuuainteetingoftho
Connecticut Bihieeociety was held in
Hartford. The report of liteevewtive
, mundthatthcearnuowdve
viitotnln’thellcld. Thereodptatorthe
ycerwereartollonr: Balauoeatthehe-
ginningd the year, ”.85; divideode
andhhragfll02-leof hoot-Jun.
IndonatiouaflfifiBJS; total, $33.89.
The W was as follows:
nmum:mmuumtm-
fl2eranuclbticwork. 88.994.th
onhand,fll7.n 'l'herccelptefrorndo-
natiomeaocodthoaeolthemrions‘, year
hymn. mwuthclaeoftho
yeerexceedthoee at the bum ”us by
mu. Additional Biue' depositorice
barn been “hither! at New Haven
Brion. ’
Thefollowinglaotalctakeufrunthe
secretary's report: He has bean all-mt
from homecopgetlin theaootety' 'awork
1“ days during the winter month; has
written 1,159 ietlcrnnd communications
incorrapondencotortheeocrct’ y; putin
circulation 16m cuculare' ; written
sixty-acres: documents {or thorn-and
mmittea; dcllrernd seventy-one ur-
moua and addrmrs; held twenty-nine
onnfmucuand had on personalinten
views concerning manor! pertaining to
theaoclety.
A new sane-a lar- Intra-
Among the new dcricca for making
money at church fairs and other charit-
able entertainments is one which its
miginatorntcrm‘fl‘he Living library."
Acertain nowhere! hooks are choern
beforehand, and each one i represented
by aomcyoong woman who is droned
appropriately to indicate either the title
of thehook or some leading character
therein. Each impersonator must be
thoroughly acquainted with the volume
the npnecntuand her actions and be.
havior nut he in accord with the char-
acter chosen. and 1 id!
A catalogue is prepared, urn
ed on application. and whenever a hook
is called (one curtain iadrawnnude,
and the living copv stands _rersaled.
The regulations storming “The
Living Library" arothat: first. all books
moat he secured from the librarian;
ercond.the ten for each hook shall he
numb for no minutes nae. payable
in advance; third, hooks moot hecallcd
(or twice in stucco-ion: fourth. per-titre
having called for and obtained the books
most relinquih them upon notice from
the librarian that the tune_pnld {or has
ruched its limit, or failing to do so.
shall pay at the rate of two cents I:
minute for overtime; and tlmily. thatno
book can be retained (or a longer period
than twenty tnInnu-a. ‘ _
The rules do not provide for It, but It
is undrrstood, 0! course. that «luring the
bony hours at the lair no book nllnll i-c
Iakrnutl' onn promenade through thr-
rntertninment room. and the bouhs
themselves are forbidden by the unwrit-
ten laws to drink lemonade and en: los-
crentnhetwrenthe hour-of eight and
n-n at night. _ _ _
Altogether this hung library seems
destined to prove a great rum—liar-
pcr'e Young People.
Ban-worn-
An independent. It‘ll-Wu" person
does not induigcinthepernicioualnhit
ol borrowing. Although circumstances
myrometitnnfurreeuchaoneto reek “l
umpornry assistance, yet. mindful of
David‘s chanctetiution of him who bor-
rowcth and FR“ M Ic-in. Mi“
alnaya a commendable promptncer in
diecbarlinx erentheetnallut pecuniary
Books horrowcd by these
ancient an trusted with
the respect duetothern. careful mad.
and returned unblcmiehed to own.
en. 'I'o such friends how readily-
almost “My do we lend the moat
Wm volnnrre In our library! But
with trepidation do we lure! the catch.
inveterate hormrr aching [or ahuok.
I! it ever be Munro-I it
mmfllflm
.WW‘
nurhmk
"Artlllchl” lit-WMin lotu-
le‘thealrla an! out of the hue- Iv
“hauled-t viii” expands
anion-tracts ‘l'olreratopraoflcuhat.
rlrlrrsg
.i
‘ wit... PAPER
noncomwo
ECKER’S
Mill III 'lll. PIPE! "III.
strict
hulaeflaraaaflttm
months - rigs!) - nor - SUPPER.
Cure Without Stomach Dragging,
FEHRLE DISORDERS.
COMPLAINTS.
LEUGOKREC'ER. imilmm r
DiSI’LACEMENYS,
llhmuutiotl. Congestion. EC.
DIM n Boa or harsh-11nd
I wists. m”!
“nut w. c. stunts to. Italy.
TRIAL I0! ‘I Gill".
Detach 4%
STAR
( Q
l
“u" noun rt tron n :n
inky faillokeicvr orCnn.
GROUP-Eli “mm
prevent and care
crook Price.:icu.
‘3'
o no
fnsféy and cheaply made at home. lm.
proves the appetite. and aids digestion.
4' . xr—rivzlled temperancedrink. Health-
, 2 mil}, Iuscmus. One bottle of
» ‘-...'t makes 5 gallons. Get it sure.
' inot‘nqir“jrtsl as good"
-u: f." ((130. (me
$05. I:
EVER“: 2% E23
L. Lupin-wt I‘lisclslm.
‘u “I!” \‘L
Ii. I.. list Haven & Hartford Ii. Ii,
nausea 1!, ll”.
muss Luv: sown sonwm as
WW)“'B:
r015 Nrw roux. Llnsm 21.553 also
I
.5 ImalcxnifihLex Tailor. ”dentist
. locale: Minnow-clan
5‘ t Id or... i 3’: local ex. i’. M.—~12:&.
a
33.
to mull.
. gF5 3ng
l «Egg;
a Brunonaur. A. ltu’ull'
”a". ”an. [KI-l:
fl”.
P“): not " taagfiim no L
our... "" ‘ " "‘
LBAVI m YORK
l'onfiomxonwau. A. later ‘33 In
malflacnlmeafiim ex. NB at... ll 01..
n at lam-omen. Rim-limacnllBara
lflorflllacjmexjinex.Sawmills»!
u.tiiii.!‘.nx lflexJflatxl a: 101-0.
"‘ :2. m?“- mrm“ "2.“ rs
.. ac. .
I 1.01.. III it u"
nmmg
Place,
South
Norwalk.
.1.
A coon rows:
EVERY Plus WARRANTED.
CELERY
Ell-ll ALI- ?” AND INVIOOBATEB
m m
In Inn Isles, .
In Ion: Hostess Days.
to lure Sleeplrss lights.
tramway—mucu-
Monnmtakaethepiaceot dank-.1“!
“I, ydlllhbmnlukhtnul “to.
01- ’
Malapthatcouhwlth
Yankee
MING - SflfllHER.
Aakrnurndahhnrahoultandlt not fully
Wimukeattho
CITY IiIilIli SHIRE,
I “18111me 8'11. 30. IOBWALI.
Or of
G. A. Gregory & 00..
NORWALK. Cl'.
smmwguma.
We will Innkoannediaplayof
TIIIIIED IIIIS Alli BIIIIETS
.0”.
limsday and Friday, April l3. It
The ladies are cordially invited to “
Miss Van Tassel 8500.
Second floor 81 Washington St.
soon! xonwaut.
.-
saing‘m‘s?‘
Then secure before starting an
ACCIDENT TICKET
providing W [hath Benotll or .151!) Wee-k-
éclmierunlt for dianhling Injury at acoet of
per day or seven days.
”no for {cartoon dnya '
“.00 [or “rarity—one dale ~
“.80 (or thirty days.
For sale by
H. D. SMITH.
laconic Building.
Special rates
of
l longer periods.
Norwalk, Can.
at: u
Merrill
A thorough training
NIhl‘lIl for both acres.
All lithium branches
taught. Graduatea an—
ointed to within.
Titus short.
’l‘er-s reasonable.
Spring terns begins
April Nth. ms.
Semi (or catalrm and
chant Colic“ Journal.
Adda-a
I. A. Haunt-1.. Pt...
tarnfurtl.t:on
‘ J. 0. JEIIIIIIIGS. '
Piper Hanger.ltlcinim.lrlrtu
Add-Dru
I'lll PIPER m IIOIIIIEIIS
iNorthIaln So.
mph hosts of tall ae latent It Ieeot
l’a "onion andililt Mouldings n to
ham for Innovation. on rmtlos by one
men letltaalu rhurtnlly ulrrn.
FU N ITU‘R E
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
[Math “sin ntr-fl.
'REMbVED
To It. 5 leilml Piece.
. alrefacill-
gstfignmr
BRENNAN’S
m
Restau rant,
mmmmcrrr.
learner-entrant.“ .
I. and re cam nan-r.
M“. J
. pair-i”
.. saw LIFE.
mm...
yourselves.
WAGONS.
Newandreoondh-d
(italics. smith}.
Prices to Suit All.
Henry TiIIy.
latest novelties.
hooks.
Tristram
W. Mints. carriages.
We'hnve the largest momm: n! in Lndies’, Genis’ and Boys“
Boots, Shoes and Oxfords
over oiforod inTown for the lowest prices. has and see 2..
6km" & Olsen’s
8| Washington St.. 80. NOMalk.
42 Wall St" Narwam,
mm. —.. 2 .4
ALL SIZES OF
BRUSHED stuns. *
Manipulator III Sm;
Business“ a Swirls. ‘ i
F. M. Pierce, ,
Box 78!. South “dunno. N Pru-
Norwalk.Conn. mung-It.
Opening‘ of
m SPRIMAIIIIEITS!
We are ‘ showing our entire new line of Spring Garment,
including Jackets, Capes and Wraps. in all thelntest shapes and
styles. Our line this season is far superior to anything we have
ever shown before in this line of ‘ goods and contains all the very
KID GLOVES.
All the latest novelties in Kid Gloves for Easter.
of Foster Kid Gloves in black and all the latest shades, in 5 and 7
Ladiee’ Walking Gloves in Modes, Tans, Slates and
Brown. Biarritz Gloves in English Rod and Fox Brown, self and
block stitched. Lucille 4 button glnce in Red, Tan, Gray, Yol-
low and Pink, black stitching, large buttons. Eight button Hoe-
quetniro in black and all the new shades.
with every pair of gloves we sell.
..._-. —oe>—-—--—-
Fulllino
A gum-antes given
& Hyatt.
THE LEADING IIIiY GIIIIIS STIIIIE, '
» Ivtnm’ to.
Don’t
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
for
LUTHER
”luv AT mm: ANII sm mm:
s V" .
)ti
A?
Thiaeoeaonlhsvnaruporiorlotol Wagonsfor »
bun:
m, mu”, may “ml“!
Mil. mus. II
t audPflmoaaneheatluthecounuy,
purchaser’rad
somatownuntilyou
- serum lilll HMS BEAU.
mmmmme-svmmmrdmr ', ,_
to st,
nummm I
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WRIGHT
Norwalk Chronicler