ree . SUNDAY SCHOOL.
meson Ix. ozoouo QUARTER, mm-
mm semen. new no
In. a! the I” fear. anal. IN].
lease: You. Ina-Celes- Int.
mmfl-Mh'theldy.
tamer-an. T
Theehapteropwiewlthwirsndlerisg
eon-cl lrernamotha-tohsrrvyalena.
, hweullbavehhatebeatruelteearite
, and a reellrlud to modulates-don
Nth-pausedthenerdy. Gunners
Hm’dl'ltPaIXXiLl-L Aadwhem
help thinking of Him who is the true
We! God.iorsueh, to
Younghthemeeniugollamudi’
'l'htntnllowthnlrn-etourinm
Inthaetudyotthisluonmauywilioon.
Inethernadveeto the admirable portrait
oltbe perleet wits and motherzand thus
Indamat profitable study I will take
thiawoman u at lest mug-tire odthe
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beginning
of life (ll Pet. L5; humid:
h-idtobeeilkandpurple.
(vina- ammu-
.xvl. l3. lflandtheelothing
and broideredworkJnd
o! the Lord’s camell-
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Egypt. Man’swordacsunot
.wemust have theword of God. The
which she takes in ordertoworhit
all the vineyard which she plants turn
enrthoughteto the iield in which Ruth
M and to thevineyard yettoprove
haiflnlflnvlarbilethe joyand reward
in the time toeomelvusmlfitnaliean
‘ nutbutpointustothe timewhen lleahall
mytothefaithlul, ”Well donnenterthou
'intfitheloyotthelad.”
standing Iain Chriatthroughflls
, wormkélandsoshnlhom; liveebein
mngly‘ armed to is mage.more
patent reilectiornol Bislltewhich hede
“hmmnmrepeatinalliiis
even in these mortal bodies
awn-am.» Theldeesuei-lre
quently anotestheBrhlegroorMLoke
v.0l. - ohniihw. Rev.xxi.0).and we
know Adam and Evewereatypeol
Mandtheehurehllphv.ll,m iler
h-haaddoth-Idyminher.andsheh
(ruaeli). Hear Him sayol
artallIair.rnylove: thereisno
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aromas]: utnp,a nun
'lBongirJJit). Shewilldo
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~ seven rue «museum
ladle-a (la-blue lar- mun--
Matthieu-inane».
and
deorswereopened the belles andreetrvne
sndpatruns of society havehadtomareh
hath like common wroluloere to [robe
lorethegrsod jurytobeguestioned aeto
thdrparticipationintheheretdueuum
latedgameotprogrusiveeudrre. Preach
usherestoodintbpuipitandeondunnsd
theeetion of church lumber-awhile the
Westpiouseyeeou thefloorandthen
walked out to shells and out theearde
uonndtheeuchnhhlqspeading several
uigbtseschweekiuthe delightsoltheao
dety tabla.
But the eminently respectable people
havulearnedinthehltlewdaylthatthey
anaeliahletotbeonieno! the euurtand
to pro-scum tor violating the laws in
theirownhorneseaueths ouai
gamblersandealooukeepera maintain
the tiger’e den with all its seductive appur
tenanees. bailifls were sent over
thecitywitheaplrasalorabontflwell
known men and mamSoge d the lat
ter tied the town, t plant or a
good opportunity’ for paying vim wdb
taut hiendsaad relatives. Those that to
mained mettlekm with emulation at the
situation, and thenewaa a greatecrm'yiag
to avoid thestrong armoi thelaw. The
names of the page printed inthedallypa
per-a as having on part In the
ire euchre parties playing [it
all on the grand jury's list.
were
When the hour came at which the moth-
era, daughters and brothers ahmhl come
before the grand jury. Captain W. J. Lu—
cas. praidmt oi' the First Retinal bank-
Robert Thomas. secretary and truenrar or
the Coraline Manufacturingeompany,and
others, with Attorney H. C. Davis, went
before the grand jury and promised to give
all the information desired it that august
body would only release the women from
_ the obligntiou and chagrin of being forced
’to testify. Alter some time the odor oi
the men waseccepted. andthewomenwue
let off for the time being. Alter the ordeal
was over the jury took the cases undered
visement, and all Columbus society is
breathlcnsly waiting to see against whom
indictments will be returned. The point
is that it is us much gambling to play for
prises as to play {or money—(bimbo.
Cor. Indianapolis Journal.
Chicke— n- tlre run.
A generation ago the chickens to be seen
around the average farmhouse was of a
mixed and haphazard breed. There are
Inmers still whokeep such poultry. There
are also farmers who do not believe that the
world is round and revolves on its axis
everyatboun. But larmeraeocarelt-al
totheirpoultryarealmostu scarce-stirs
latter ignorant clan. You may meet a
tanner whose ideas are a little mixed about
therutation of crops and the value of st
Inge, but you have to go far indeed to dad
one whohasuothia preference ashetweea
Plymouth Rocks, Leghorn; Lengthens.
Cochins and Brahmas. Chickens on a larrn
are a kind at ani'ingsbank. and those which
lay the most egg» and latch the highest
princess broilers are very naturally more
highly esteemed. Now. the Iancy [armors
were the first to attempt to breed better
chickens in this country. and they continue
to lead in the experiments looking toward
the further betterment of domestic iowla
Thereisouetbingthatheabeen ineiued
oniu rain. so far as ordinary farmers are
concerned. That is the value of eleanliL
neas~clmnliuem in the chicken housaand
cleanliness in the food and water given to
the Iowls. Uncleau houses are productive
at all kinds oldisease. and unclean food
and water also. There lean old fashioned
notion that chickens are good eeavengers.
and that it allowed the lreedom oi' thehern—
yard they will image {or themaelvrl. This
is true. but it is very unlikely that any
cock or hen from such n range would ever
lake a prize in a poultry abort—J. Gilmer
Speed in Harper's Weekly.
1....- la-lllea.
Miss Lucy 1". Dow Iurniuhee these In-
stances of large Iamiliea In the early days
of the town of Ham 1:, N. 1].:
Nathaniel Batche def. grandeur oi the
Rev. Stephen Bechiler. lounderoitbetown,
wastwloemavrled sndhad it children. ills
son and grandson had respectively I? and
Iaandagreetrgrandaou reareda Iamilon
lit in later generations there were lamina
ell-'1. mend it.
Samuel Dalton, a nephew of the town's
second minister, bad it children, and his
can an equal number. Two grandsons had
each ill. The liar. Sinborn Cotton placed
and on record that his fourteenth child “wee
borne Oct. 6, simt bot yrcioclt in yemorn
Imlmdc baptised Oct. 3. Imandw-
earned Wade in More! his Grandlather
Wadetto thiminmindntwadlng
lb aIlt wheaven. hedyeddwse
MIL'N.”
John ilurssy named his eleyenth child
"one. his thirteenth Patience and his tour
teenth Charity. Theneameadaughterand
aroused the-ereumnthernl lest he
named Content—Boston limiti.
sec entree sweetly.
College girls have a decided way of look»
lag down upon any but “regular” students
Atelecture In Cambridge In Borer lithe
other-Iteration. two girls came in and be
men to talk animatediy. They were soon
girla Theycornperednotaaatothe”m
eval Ideae"thatiheyhad manure»
oryot habit-"attbelaetieetureatteadd.
“leaked 9w." said one at the rid-lea
rather loud voice, “what she oi
the lecture. and she said the will-
utthla'ahoutit. Bhe w. were. all
Well. all: ”and-l" rsld It
“ s :1: a .
”mainlinerrdthnaddedsflh.“
eylthsreehvle.”
“Memgiriwithredebsehe
sale-acyloehiaga‘rakhnespeabw
wavyhheithslrartlustlahmteltbaa.
Bhutarnedeadnniledu then-om
‘ any
‘3' we
fmh
:e at
2r”?
adeep.
(beneliuliiumea,wholelooatedettbs
Iii-lull. ”Well.lhere. lira-rather]:
eleepsonndand much to their-arrow,
especially cam. There is .
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afterda ,
purpose. Baitof anykindwaen't any
inducementtothnt catfish. leoucluded
that it mustbeasleep whenitwould el—
lowaintminnawtoswimbyandnerer
touchit. lgotaeharpplainhook,wblch
lproperly weighted,eotbat it wouidact
direct. llowereditandmoveditelowly
uptothesidoofthefish. Thenlturned
theiineeo that tbebook was directly
underit. Thenlgavetbehookaquiek
jerk. Theutfiebdartedaway,butnot
vm-ylar. Ihadhirn toul,andallbo
eeuaehe weathering. l hare caught
pikeandeunfishtheeamewayatleasta
doaen diluent times.”—-St. LouieGlobe
Democrat.
ller Chat With the Emperor.
Mrs. Flyer had just returned from
Europe. 0! course the “Women's club"
was eagerly watching for her arrival,
andjnstnssoonasshegot beckarecep—
tiou was tendered to her. The momwae
crowded, and Mrs. Flyer beams the
conterofagroupo! interestedlistmers.
Everybody wanted to know just what
she had done and howshehaddoneit,
whether she got her gloves and silks in
all right, etc. At last Miss Perkins said,
“And did you go to Berlin?
“Oh. yes. And really I did have the
most delightful time. I was at a my
lion one night and met the emperor."
There was a silence. The magnitude
of the thing astonished the club. But
curiosity conquered, and Ira. _ Flyer
went on:
"Yes, he was there with all his Minors,
and I did have such a delightful conver-
sation with him.”
“0h, tell us about it. Did you talk
long?"
"No, you see my German isn't very
good,andlwasnlittlebitlluetered,eol
only asked him a question or two."
“And what did you my?’
“Oh, i justemiled and said ‘Sprecben
tie Deutech? "—Boaton Budget.
Centennial Dangers.
Many of the cor-torts of modern life
cenonlybe enjoyed at theriakoi seri-
ous accidente. Leakingges pipes cause
explosions, and the death roll for which
that new agent, electricity, is respond-
blo is already considerable. Each severe
frost bring: its crop of boileraocidonte.
Parafin lamps continue to explode.
Every day or every night thereuefine.
many of which lead to frightful acci—
dents and often death.
The large masses 0! people gathered
together in a huge city like this are ex—
pound to constant attacks from those in-
sidious enemies, the becteria. The dust
and root and log luterthese enemiesol
human life. The ground under London
is honeycommd with drainage pipes,
large and email, measuringtbomanda 0!
miles. M mile of drain is charged,
sometimes at high pressure, with pouons
lullcient to kill hundreds o! the halib-
iest men. it is enough tomakeuuhud‘
dcrtothinh that only stew feet divide
us from a gigantic, deethdeeling octo-
pus. So that it appears it we give up
traveling werunanalmoetequelperilin
staying at houn—"Suilerlng lauded."
A Camera!- lumber Ila-e.
thmnghoutanddeeigned tormreying
lumberiromtheplaoeoflelling in the
SierraNersdamountslnsto the
below. lunctlontlnlumeisv
theeaglebdnglodegrees. The
Iiincheadeepandtortbe meet pert 0
{euthanaermthe nip.thir width
being Increased, however, at various
poms where a decrease In the grade
:ii
on. see
r particulars
".4 . ”my;
was". '
“Mandala-several
‘btgteik-lmupiulthe soup
luaearlmeraslduprraladethatvr
' dreusutrlda-inrharn. paesdweeuod
halvit. mahoduatbillewathllm
Ill“. ““51"“:
humane-canine»: you melt
the dubious llke weeeedto barnimsau
wstmistu-aneed wounddwlth inkia
ale-ea
werekinweptthe teed.
handbtlur heir gotalotottbuain
ymrhoueawyeantugstsumorth-u.
thodaywe bad theeim nrs kill
wentoutvfltin.» bilanmewartintor
honour-lurks lukin gin-bout ovthr
parlor bed reruns. we put themt
getherend tridetomaikaeiusbinnllkea
memhedcntofl.butneoodentduit. it
jutluksdiikeaboywithlheds
wenweptredyiiglvethe circus an
upenidthedoor alotorpeplecnminwat
filled thehenL aboywatweeall
wasringmnaa hetoll the pupils?
atllitawileooss they mite wake up
lab»
ersstuckuponthetopovhis he
lukedleet awful ’l’heringmangiveds
lecturenuhtlud sedhewaeeoghtinbar
neonearguttenburg jest alter- the battle
ovbull runuu woe supposed2hell’ can
old. was never known 9 esth cull
spekeirish. iwosthrdhededhoyunomn
iooodbardlihelplamnriteoutwmi had
watcropseywaa-yin.
theual the peplecum B warei wos,an
upwith the lukin glasses aroundlt. ml
billgote.wst waste talk pert lnthedr
mmrite hhindmbut thepeple
wodotaeehhneo-theeurtaiuwaathair.
this. said cropsey. pointin amnaudi
seed al the pept- luhtn at lie am:
mflmkthemt lhededhoy. they»
utthingabotehim iathathe washorued
withnutliiuhntsheade. hewuaent even
bornedwith a foot ora bani-chant
walkorepinatop ilnkedovcatthewat
Ieitandemiled. bukeedaopeeyfliekin
eingthree atltinre.
Jutthenmialigotegothisroipal ten-
gledupinmilaipenilellhed overhear.
pullindownthecurtainan brakin all the
udsru chump.yeiled thewatisit,ltold
nifuleltthatgote stendin thair n wood
haiv trouble. the le commeucld 2 led.
ooesnowthay that the wat is it was
oulibillanthatlwaethesheded boy.
tbmtheyeommeuddlesythayhadbeen
rwindled anwentld thairmoneybak.but
wetold em Itwoa el inn and that they
woudgetthalrmonlwurth outovthe ctr
enspart. so they-rd they wood my,»
wewenteuwiththebarebsk rldln on
when
[ta-maikbleveidldentgetmuat kill-
ed‘braklnthelukinglauea an maik b
lerebiljmdidentgetdubbal s havin
hiehareehavedod. angle.
~KewY¢klercury
WWI-Dear.
DuringBtooewquachson'ecampaIgnin
thefihenarlioahraileyltbeeemaueomary
theta orerannaliereekebouidhs
W
builtinfir-Itheate. OneeveulngJackeon
at {or old ploueercaptain,llyers by
mend out tohirnthenrgeney
otthe sayingthathswenidswid
himthefdeaolhleeolonelol W.
aoonae twaedona Kestmornlng Jack-
did you at the
Como-4" ” ell.’I said the captain.
“the bridge. generalJe built, but [don't
knowwhether the ptetureiedoneornoti"
~Argonaut.
A Fat Hagar.
utthebridphem'
HI” I r IQ : g
rat-ammunition
$235829?” - m- SUM?
Cure Without Stomach Drug!
FEHME BISBIDERS:
COMPLAINTS.
155935385“. WEIMPJHB
msmweu‘rs,
inflammation, Congestion, Ill:
".00 a Ina to “mime-6’
95 ”IRIS“. nuts, II
THE w. c. amass ca. 1'. tan.
Tfilhl. ”I .0 ultra.
(kimotm
HONEY REFUNDID
ltbeyF-ilwllr’incorC-m
r r ‘0
prevail and cure
GROUP-Elfin... m...
Not ”M
how much,
but how good.
1
Williams’
Root Beer.
Gnatuttempenmedrinkonearm Has
the beetiiemmd body,combinin¢ele~
muqaaaehtinm‘ vim
them Onebotdecrdactmahesfi
gallonofflhekindthrtsuits."
min onl rr
lnalwillwudaim.
efl-saugnma
I.l..ltl “ml “Molina.
DWI“ ll. rem.
TRAINS LIA“ 80m NORWALK A8
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In late Restless Days.
lolmiitepltssliails.
WIthIaereaslngAppetiteandperllectDiasr
mummmnmmemb.m
dailydatlesheeuaoadellgmead httsa
Jar.
Tin-"Munchwlth
Yankee
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mmuelghboraboaflgandlf not fully
Minnulreatthe
BITY Milli STORE,
I Wammos 811. 80. NORWALK.
0r oi
G. A. Gregory & 00..
NORWALK. 01'.
spams oPEN'I’iE
We will makeaflnedhplayo!
Tillllfll HHS ill! BOIIHS
.03..
Thursday and Friday, April l3, ll
Thsladlaavueordially lhviladtoatlend.
Miss Van Tassel &. (to.
Second Floor 8! Washington St,
sourn xoawann.
lininglles?
Thauaeturebetorestartiugan
ACCIDENT TICK ET
in; Mneathnenellt «summer-
mdsloloerevdendaya. Winslow-tad
.3... [or Ieu'taea days ) Special rates
“.0 (or twenty-ale days - for
as.» tar ram, am i loner periods.
Fnrsaleby
‘ H. D. SMITH.
lmeie Building, Norwalk, (Zeal.
till t!
“new... «on...
a school for both sense.
Mam" an businere branches
—_ taught. Graduates aa-
aiatad in positions.
. The short.
Busmess 'l'er-e reasonable.
—-—-—-— Spring term will
April lab. in.
Sell! for catalogue and
cullege ' elegant College Journal.
' Address
"""'"""' a. a. manual. hen
tantamount
1.0. lEllllIllliSf”
-fi Paper lillpifillflllltlJ’tlllIl
Adlai-tin
Milky“!!! mummies
flamplehookaot huhnahI-tatlmot
med" '~
Iatlmateac "iv-a-
TURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stoyv,
liner): ”eta meet.
REMOVED
Tr Is. 5 trill-Isl Plats.
“Egan's
R estau ran t,
rasmvrsrnlmurrr.
,wvgwwowmmwm
EVERY PAIRf‘wARRA‘NTED.
Bargaglg 1, Sale;
FOOTWE‘A
ladies, Men’s and Bhildren’s Shoes!
Greatest Bargains on Earth In short
———81m BEBE——
0nelotLedies’ilneButtonShoee.....~ ..... 01.”
OnelotLadiee’flneButtonShoes ..... L50
Onelotladiee’fineOXfor-de,worth33.00.... ..... 1.60;-
Onolotladieo’finoButtomworth 04.50 ........... 2J0
One lot Ladiee’ Button, Tip and Common Sense, hand sowed,
woflh83.50....... ' '
One 101: Children’s Shoes ........... . .................. ..
One lot Child’s Ruesoto. 81} to 10}, worth $1.26 .......... . .
OneiotMrsoodRussetShoee, worth 81.50.... ....... .
OnelotofMen’sSboeo ............................. ......... m
100 pairs Men’s Shoes, worth $5.00, for. . . ............ . . . . . . 3le
WTIIIS 8M! FBI 'I'lllllTl um Ill“, BEEIIIIIB I“ ll“. ,
Glover-826139115 s
3 I Washington St" 80. Norwallr.
WAGONS. ALL srzr-zs’oB .
.............. BRUSHEB SHINE
Buggies. illusions. carriages.
Baum. Stink. etc. General contractual s...
Business a Sperm .
Prices to Suit All. .
”mm“ F. M. Pierce, .
Henry Tilly.
Special Sale
——-——0 F— .
301mm
Walk.- 01in.
C'O-R:§_:E'T"S '
Tristram & Hyatt?s, "
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING. :
We will open on Saturda , May 16th, 50 dozen Corsets, which
we will sell at less than one- alf the regular price. These goods
are made by the Bridgeport Corset Company, and are regular 01,
81.25 and 81.50 qualities. We shall give our customers tbdr
choice of the lot at 50c per pair. The goods are sold at that very
low price subject to manufacturer’s imperfections.
Jackets and Capes.
New styles in Ladiee’, when and Children’s Jackets and ..
Outside Garments mcoived during the pest Week.
Tristram & HYatt,
THE mums nnv souls smut. "
N0. 2 Gazette Building.
Bill n lion: mu SAVE noun:
WagonsoHllKilllls
“Vigimlhaveamiorlotol Wage-lured
l
I“. l'llt'lllls. MJPIES.
um. mes, II m an:
WhiehJor armamumhmmu‘
Iwillmeke to Wed to “It.
Den’tgooutdtnwauutilyoquy
Norwalk Chronicler