C. H. Harvey/jg,
‘ 703Nortb lilaln Street.
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enquire at The -Senti-
EULALIE IN CHICAGO. THE OLD LADY- ' Imme- HER OBJEcT.
-——~——-—— Aioeeignexehaugelniuyuethestosio: '"
“mum-wms-mn outloI’aytatheWerld'sIalrIIafla. a rather rulunr personage, only a Shel-Ikedaboutfiirtstlon
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Pinusylvania that the prinoms expressed a
ddre to ride on the locomotive. 'l'hstrain
was stopped at Mount Union and the
prison. the prinee. Commander Davis
and Ir. Parke climbed into the cab.
'I'hsawaying of theengineeausedherto
grasp the arm of the priueaiureupport,
but she held her position iIrmly.
'I'be engineertouched the lever and faster
and faster new the train. Suddenly some
thing loomed up ahead andatraingoingst
iull speed in the opposite direction passed.
The princess ducked her head. and put up
one hand to cos-er one ear while she clung
still fighter to the arm of the prince with
the other. The prince held on and seemed
toutioy the sensation of being shot through
the air as iron a cannon. At Buntingdon
the train was stopped. and the princess
climbed down alter having ridden 12 miles
In 12 minutes.
M'GLYNN m RETREAT.
lid to lo Dung Penan- Down In a In.
" tacky lea-story.
It" Your, June il-Notwithstan
the many assertions that the Rev. Dr. ‘ -
ward lleBlynn has sailed for Rome in
steamers, it is known by his
friends that he is in retreat inthe
monastery, near Lexington, Ky,
that he will stay there some time.
mhably all the summer, doing penance.
Dr. McGlynn. in many 0! his Cooper
Union lectures. declared hewould never go
toBomeinsackclotbaud ashes. and it is
aaidthattheretreut is‘in thenutureof a
compromise on by Mgr. Satolli,
audagreedtoby .McGlynn aiteraoou‘
sultaticnwith his iriends. After there
tint he will have been purged, and then
he may go to Rome, not as o peniteut seek-
ing iorgivuteo, but as a priest with all his
Mil»
low York’s Post-raster Nat-ed.
Wasmxo‘l’olt, June 6.——The president has
made the following appointments:
Charles W.Dayton oi Newh'rrk cityto be
master of that city.
Charleenlilansur oi Mhuuri tohesceond
cameraman“;
W Btflrm to be a lieutenant. junior
inthena .
undo. '1
Johan. Wehteroixewhlexiootobeam
misdoawtromthe territory of New rim to
the World‘s Colombian commission.
The appointment by President Clevelsnd
cl Charis W. Dayton 0! New York tobe
in that city was a genuine
atmwlse to the politicians and has caused
hoard of emnment. some of those who pro-
!- to know saying that it means that
Cleveland and Tammany Hall have signed
a treaty of reciprocity.
'lwo Widows Fought our the Body.
Sioux Cm, la. June h—A sensational
scene occurred here at the railroad station
when the body oi W. I]. “Mouton!
oi the oldest and wealthiest merehautsol
Sioux City. arrived irom Chicago incharge
of his second wile. An injunction was
madatthoinstaneeofhisdrstwlte,
tromwhom hewas divorced a year ago,
forbidding the remind wiie from any inter-
ierenoetrith the remairu. Theaemnd wiit
made a vehement protest, but the timid
delivered the remainsat the residenoeoi
the first wife.
Heir-ska m M
meow, Nob, June 6.-Bya Scotch yer»
diet the impeached stats oflloials have been
rdutated. Buttheyhadaolosa call The
supreme court byayote oi Itoihasde
eland Secretary of State Allen, Attorney
General Hastings and Commissioner oi
Publie lands and Buildings Humphrey
w u! the charges brought against
the! by the legislature. 1
Hello I- W a
rename-ts. June -— Fifty-seven
waiters employed in the restaurant attach
ad to John Wan-maker's grand depot.
itruekiorsuiuersaseoiwages andbattsr
food. Ir. Wanamaker readily agreed tc
Improve the quality of their final. but do
3”.me MLyn-hWalLIht
buokuakmaresaid to have
out of about “mills-tweak
hytwoNIwYurk sharperawho stood in
withan Yorkopsrator,who withheld
there-sited raeesoathohtgtraekssad
sealantprearrasgsdalgaala
i
m and
plunged into eternity. Are you notairsldl
Shawna takingthasrrnoiayonuggentlo
istraingoessoiast. lmnuotthink man.
whatkeepsitouthetmck. Mysonwould
takeaiaettratn. ‘liyon'vegottodto, ou
maysaweildiewitharush,’hemys. on
would almost think hawsntadtohekilied.
“Oh, you only say that toaoothe me, but
i am not to bodeceived. lt'sroeklem ts
runeerssuiart. lkuowlteunnotbe door
with satiety. Thml What a lurehl Really.
you have taken that trains so oitenl And
did nothing everhsppeut And they went
so terribly fast, like this? I am sure you
case my mind greatly. i am much obliged
to you. i thought it would do me good
just to tell how miserable! was. So you
have a wile and children and ain't afraid!
I am sure you would not run any risk. and
1 sin glad you comfort me Its There's the
colored man. He wants tospesk to you"
"Dog 370' pardon. colonel,” said the per-
ter. "How does yo’ like yo’ bend!"
“)tercy on me! 'llow do you like your
hesdl’ What W the nun?"
"it. means how do I wont my hath
made up. Make it up with my [net toward
the engine. porter. please.”
“Oh. 1 reel Dear me! I’ll never dare to
gotohed. labelleit up the whole night.
dressed and ready ior whatever happens.”
“No; don't feel that why. 'ihere is no
danger. Retire ust as you would at home,
and youwill i asleep and forget your
fears."
“Really! Well. I will follow your ad-
vice. You cannot think how you have
calmed me."
”I shall undress and sleep like a baby.
"Who is tht nannygoat?" said the noble
lord toageutleman standing besidehim.
With a knowing smile came the reply:
“That nanuygoat isthe emit-madman!
8-—. the mother of the kid whoisgiviug
her his armandthowifeot theold bunk
who has the honoroispeakingwlthyour
asoelleney."-—Youth‘s Companion
British Tourist (who hssbeen servedwlth
a pig’s ioot)—-What’s this! i ordered
I
Porter, leave the window open at the {out M
oi my berth and leave the screen in"
“hes.sir. Soy, colonel, yo's right har-
tn yo’ ieet made to'ds do enjyue. Dat’s
how I slius tell do pnseengeru. 'i-‘eet to'da
de enjyne is do mies' way ebcry time.’ says
I." ‘
”Soiest way P" echoed the old lady.
“Goodness sakes! How do you mean it's
latest?" '
“it's easy to see, I kin assure yo'. ma’am.
Bi yo’s sleepin feet inst, why dar yo’ is;
but d yo're sleepln wid yo’ head Wda do
eujyne. den when dis yer train smashes
Into some other train yo’ is ilun right
agin yo' bend. an yo’ neck is broke] like
it was a straw."
“Mercy on me! Are we going to smash
Into some other"—
“No. ma’om; I didn't say we was a—goin
to Alllsayis it's best to be prepared.
I’ve been running on dis yer road 23 years.
and I've seen 'leven keriisions. on every
time do folks what’s killed is de iolks which
gitachueked agin their heads. Only lat
weekiudeaecidentatOIceolawhichl
were In a stout lady like you, she"—
Bnt the porter addressed a vacant plan.
The old lady had fled in search 0! her son.
——.luliun ilulph in llarper’s Magazine.
Waning,
lhedstoppedtosmokea pewitha
Georgia “cracker" on a log at door. and
noticing the general shiitlesnesa of the
surroundings! iinslly asked:
"“’by don’t you ilx the roof of your
cabin?"
“Gwine ter some day." he replied.
"That chimney ought to be rebuilt.”
"I‘m a—consldcrin to do it."
“I should be airaid that stable would iall
down and kill the tonic."
"Beekou l've got to prop it.”
”The weeds appear to betoornuehior
r m"
“Yes. weeds is powerful around yore.”
lie wuso placid and gooduatured about
it that I ventured further and said:
"it seems to me that with. ambition and
hauiworkyoacouiduotenly makes
liVInR on this place. but get sunset
ahead."
“1 mid. iur stash,” he answered.
“Then why don’t you do it?"
”Waldo."
“W'altlng ior what P"
“Waitiu for to git that ambishuu yo?
a."
"And do you think you'll ever get It?"
lle refilled his pip. lighted it and slidol
thelog ionetabraociur home. When
he heal got miortably settled, be queried:
”stranger. yo' doan' live around yere. I
reckon?"
”S‘K”
“ 'Cause it yo’ did yo’d disklvrr that l
‘ her a miuhtygm-l thing of it as it is and
would II) a tool to let go ltlr surnthiu new!"
—Detrolt Free he»
ll- laee !er lee.
lla- Bahetna Ralsoa ul Mellie had
beenmtot‘auterburytoattend the an
tennis] celebration at the settlement at
that iown.audshawastlradoatt
"How did you enjoy it. Holiday!" asked
one at her neighbors the next day.
“Oh, 'twas t enough it windy
likes sseh us on." led Ilsa Nelson
not? "One seeinis a all lwsntef
h. made up my mind last night i
wouldn't ever go to another emusuial is
Centerbury.sotliitivsdtobsnyears
eidl"—Youth’s Companion
analyst-u.
Aworthydoetornsidiagiathelluedes
Carottuanlerad his maniotakeaboaoi
plilstoouooi hispatteatssadatthesama
timedellrsraeawaidag slam-arias
sis lofhta Bye-teas,
lei-own...
Wig] Is... no
mandala-$33.»:
(luv-«Mtwmhryoarhttd ti
MRI-II! WWW
dual-lash.
Negro Waiter—Yes. ssh. Yo’ wt quail.
British Tourist—Quail! Why. a quail's
a hiull
Negro Waiter—Not here-Punch
It WI. No ‘11-. to lie Polite-
It was on the Washito rim. in southern
Arkansas. 1 had i “it told where to stop
to secure information about u certain lees
of land. I reached the place to do it a
very dilapidated log cabin. and in iront of
it sat a long, lehn man. who was no yellow
In the lace that l at first tookhimiora
mulattot lie was stretching and yawning
aslrodeup. and hespologirediornotgetr
tins up by urine
" ’Scuse me. stranger. but it's about time
for my chill."
”Much agile around herel"
”Heaps at it."
”Do you lire here all alone?"
”Reokou not. The ole woman is in thar,
but she’s got a chill. Sui is my oldest. but
she’s chillin too. Rube is beyand the
mewl shed. and he's got it had today. Yo?
kin see Danny out by the log heap, and
Bull: may be up on the root. lt's ourchii—
lin day. and everybody has got to chill."
I esprused my sympathy and began to
Iakaitortheiand. butheheid up a shak-
ing linger and said:
”Stranger. I don't know what the cus‘
teen is elsewhere. but right round yere
when a teller hnsa chill he makes it hi»
business to be chilly. and to ’tend to unite
In else but shakin. 'Deed it's all he kin
'tuul to. Sorry to disap'lut yo', but from
now tot o'clock I shall her my back ugiu
this cabin and he shakin all the chinkin
out from aim the logs. Come back an"
that,and I'll talk to yo’."
I returuedthat evening, andhecheeriully
re the all daired iniormatlon. and when
rrode away he called alter me:
“Mighty sorry to her put yo' to so much
trouble, but we've got to ioller custom. yo'
know. when we’re aohiiliu. but when the
ehillgoesod andtbsierer more on then
wedrap alliumalitiesand trytoactnatr
cal to ereryhudy."——Detroit Free Press.
rte W
“Let me harethreedngers d whisky."
hemidtotheelerkoi thedrugetore.
”i can‘t." replied theclerk. who did not
know them-sterner. ”rhislsaproblbt
lion ntste."
“i can’t get a drink at whisky. ehl"
“No. air; not without a physician's pro
scriptiomwhn it Is to he ussdasmsdi
clue.”
"is there no emergency at allin which
you would be permitted to dispense as-all
quantity at w isk without that harm-lily
-a ease 0! life dmth. ior butanoel"
“Why. ”I." replied the clerk. ”l sup
pose its man wereto he bitten by a rattle
snake. and it would require some time to
gotoadoctorandgrta preseriptlou.lnthat
ease it might be allowable to give him
whisky."
“Do you know who I could find a
maker” weath- urination.
“Whimg” replied Mae-upon
prised at my.
“Well." cent-mind the thirsty one with
sgreatdsalei in histuae."itsesms
tomothattithla storshsdasyenter
itwuuld arattlsutahsouhud
uasin eases my.”—llarpr’s
We.
W
Aaofldmhdwellkuowstorhtsm
wean-awake“ due-lune "or-
npperoae
”WhitewasghthsMMNIIdhr.
Now-“Mummy
rsdwithlehstses"
”Bat.”atiduaseithegs-ts.ssrillaaia.
‘ . ‘Wars as not red until
sates-asap. a"
”You shouts-its the
Mil. Dildo-tugs”:
It"
"Ymtaa . lees-N harm
“weep-imam ltvasths
thssrhsmala” Journal.
[he behaved. she said. In drinking
And aocmnpanied this by winking
And I could not keep iron! think“.
What adrradirrl wtie she d mike.
Thus she m without meaning
While i eat. my feelings screening
And my cultured mind camolug
And my heart torch-med with Win.
While in language unexpected
Elm talked on. with mien dejected
Alas! had i supectml
That she wanted me to go!
—’l’om Maroon in Life.
How She Was Cured.
Onoof the most estimable women in a
London suburb in subject to sudden iaiuts ..
and hysteries and confidently expects some
day to die during one oi them. Set-end days
ago while sitting at her iront window en»
ganged in some light needlework court-mini:
with a neighbor. she ielt one oi the spells
coming orerher. She called to her friend
to summon Dr. ——- and then ian her. The
friend went for the family doctor. and in a
short time he was at the house. Meanwhile
the suflerer was sure she wasdying.
“0h. Mrs. —,” she robbed hysterically.
“I know I am going this time. his dying
now; I'm dying. Goodhy, hire. -——."
The doctor at once begun the application
oi the usual reetoratiras. but they seemed
oi no avail. The suii’erer appeared to he
gradually losing her breath, and the doctor
believed Mite was expiring. lie tore away
the melting about her neck and called to
her iriond:
"Mrs —. take oil her shoes, please.
We must enliven her circulation somehow.”
The doctor got her neck iree enough. but
when the iriend lifted one foot to remore
the shoe, the suiierer kicked her friend's
hands with the other toot. The doctor did
not notice this. but thinking the friend
could not perhaps undo the buttons he
reached down and picked up one of the pa—
tient's feet. The sullcrer, evidently in her
last gmps. kicked him nl.~o. but the doctor
was determined.
"Mrs. -——-,” he said, ”your shoes are too
tight. They must come oil.”
"Don’t. doctor." gut-sled the patient.
"Don't, doctor. I’m dying."
”i know it, hire —.” he said. “but those
them must come oil."
"Oh. no. doctor." wits the feeble pleading.
”But I say yes.” answered the now irighv
and doctor, ”and 1'“ take them Dd too"
“Oh. doctor, please don't: please don't."
“l’m sorry, Mrs. —, but"—
Rnising herseii with a powerful ed’ort.
the potieut. pale as death itself, pupal.
"le don't take oil my 511098, doctor—
rny stockings ore toll of holes."
The eiiort seemed to bring back the lite
to the aullerer. rind in hull an hour she was
as well as ever, with u new pair at stock—
ing: on. iully ready tor the next. "hint."—
Titvlllla.
'l'vtllin.
Pompey Leone Scott was accounted the
Oldtah inhabitant oi \‘inebury, though no
body knew just what his age was Putn-
pr-y‘s reply when questioned on this ptriut
usually displayed the mixture oi shrewd-
nesu and simplicity which distinguished
his character.
"i ain't got do date or myburi utdown,
honey." he would say. "an I he to go by
guesswork. W'w l tiuk oh all dis yer
nigger haaseen. 'pearallkel mns' tnmore’u
a humlerd years nl'.
“But when l relies on w’at Pom hone
Scotthabdonean hab larn sence oheen
Ilbtdn in dis yer worl. sho. chlle. I b'ilel) he
jas' some trilliu age. like twen'y—dve. ssyl"
-Youth's Companion.
Stun—I’m not surprised. You haven’t
mud it since you mate.-llruoklyn Lil‘s.
ha «shake
"l'm .olsgto seapteiaet
ammmm.
res-when;
mmthdmryla-tryiagtolad
whee-m” l have Malt.
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the 1:... Sold by all “(or
whole. '
WOMEN ' NEED ' Y0? ' SITI’I’ER.
CursWitisoui Storm". Dru; leg,
FEHALE MEMBERS,
COHPLLINTS,
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nupucuwrs.
lutlamuutim, Conzestion. etc.
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HONEY REFUNDED
it they Fall to Rcfiase a cum
STAR
Guaranteed in
prevent and cure
Medium-.-
me kind
that suits.”
Its Flavor is Unrivallcd.
Williams’
'Root Beer
is a MODERN preparation of roots. Each
bottle of Williams Ertrsct makes 5 gailons
of DQIiCIOUS Root Beer at ”the kind tint
suits.”
This is not oulr "just as gnarl"
as others, but f." Mm. One 3‘.
trial will tuppurt this chum.
m h Canister.
my?»
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the moat rm
with glance it required. at
H. 8. ROOD’S.
I. Mirth Isis street. (in.
clematis
Paniculaia !
The ilnmt hardy flowering vino
in cultivation.
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CELERY
KILLS ALL PAIN AND INVIBORATIB
'I'lll stern.
It lore Aches.
to lure flatness Days.
No late Sleepless Nights.
With increasing Appetite and perfect Diger
tion nopetakesthoplaceof despair; your
daily duties become a delight and bites
Joy.
Then stop that rough with
Van kcc
l"N§_—§9_fllfl£l.
Ask your neighbor shut it. and if not fully
satisfied inquire at the
CITY llRllli STORE.
fl “3&5!!!me 81'" 80. NORWALK.
c. A. cre§3ry a 60..
XORWALK. CI'.
-—ooo—.
We will make a line display oi
lfllllfll IlIlS llll llflllElS
.03..
Thursday and Friday, April B, It
The ladies are cordially invited to attend.
Miss Van Tasselinto.
Second l'loor sl Wshhiagion at.
hul’fll sorrvraut.
lining? Yes?
Then secure before starting an
A’ccmEN'r TICKET
ramming Still) Death Benefit or Slim “’rrk-
‘y lmivmnil ' for disabling iumr) st in “not of
.r per day or eel’en «boys.
.39. for [sturgeon days ) Special ram
“.00 for twenty-one day‘s . for
periods
It.” tor thirty days. Ilonrrer
D. SMITH .
For sale by
lawn-it.- Building.
HI
Serwalk. Toss.
on u
.\ tiwmouh training
a Nliwhl {or built news.
Mm" All whim-p- brnnrhm
_.._. humid. Graduates as-
-L~tnl to positions.
Tine short.
Terms reasonable.
Spring term
April 10th. l-‘IJU.
Blend to: catalogue and
shunt tfollswe Journal.
Addre-
-. A. IKIIILI. Pros.
billiard. (Yul
l. 0. JENNINGS.
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FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS. .
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EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
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South Main Street. 80. Norwalk.
Bargain ‘ Sale
FOOTWEAR!
ladies, Men’s and children's Shoes.
Greatest Bargains on Earth In Shoes
—-—SEE HERE——
0nelotLadies’fincButtonShoes.... ...... $1.25
OnelotLadies’fineButionShoes.......... ................1.50
OnelotLadies’fineOxfords,worth83.00.................... 1.50
Onelot Ladies’fineButtomworth 84.50 ...... 2.50
One lot Ladies’ Button, Tip and Common Sense. hand sewed,
worth83.50....... ...... ..... ................. ........... 2.
One lot Children’s Shoes ........... ........... 45cund550
One lot Child’s Russcts, M} to 10%, worth $1.25 ..... . .. ........85c.
Onelot Misees’ Russet Slums, worth slalfific
OnclotofMen’thoes ........................... ............90c
100pail's Men’s Shoes, worth $5.00, for.... $2.00
W'TIIIS SALE Hill TIIIIITV ”"8 III". BEGIIIIIB I" "ll.
Glovcr&Olscn’s
8i Washington St" 50. Norwalk.
WAGONS. 'ALE $1255 6:2
mf'lfiflmémm BRUSHEH SHINE.
Willi”. SIIIIIIGS- 916- General Contractor arl Sever
insists: a Specialty.
F. M. Pierce,
Box on. South Residence. 30.7 Pru-
Sorwalkfioun. peer MM
Prices to Suit All.
CALL AXD SEE THEM.
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Special Sale
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C'O‘R:§:E'T'S
Tristram & Hyatt’s,
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
We will open on Saturda , May lnth, 50 dozen Corsets. which
we will sell at lose; than one- all the regular price. These
are made by the Bridgeport Corset Company, and are regular Cl,
81.25 and $1.50 qualities. We shall give our customers their
ehoiceoi the lot at 50c per pair. The goods are sold at that very
low pl’lCt‘ subject to lnanuizu-iurer’s imperfections.
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Jackets and Capes.
New styles in Lndies’, Misses’ and Children’s Jackets {ltd
Outside Garments received during the past week.
Tristram & Hyatt,
TNE LEAIIING llliY 80008 SHIRE,
:No. 2 Gazette Building.
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Norwalk Chronicler