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10lllorthuliloln:8troet.
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m " ”Marianna...
Whanamaatollsyunthothewould
amend-autonomous you to knowhis mother orhbm
krona-hula. tal- tho opportunity to present to
thmyoucaualwaystrmthlm. oucon
Wain bin mom-monumental
mamamspaotiulmrn
{all therumanywonuaron theta
maudoos it iothoao inhlohoms
Hula. lhavo "out”thrsoyasrsnow.
anddoyouhnowoustlrlngismworm
aadwmthasmmmnymyouhc
married men. who nova mash at their
Irina:
Uni-youharosvorygeneralaequaint-
nos-dollyyouilndyouraeli mauytiuioo
arriving temarkod attentionnumons
atthaao plantatheuaoddontal-
lydiooovctbathohaahoen married some
time. Itmayuotamoonttomuchone
way or the other, but who wants to be
placodiuapositlonotthathimlt Iamgetr
tlnaaothatiildonothuowuactlywhoa
all
was silos. "Wall," mid the
"dnooyonhovenothing clas,l
willtohethsdog. newlljhelptowatoh
myhouae.” Bothspoormonioohaicn-
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marriadmon. l‘mnot.
llihatotslhand todaneewlthmarrlod
w—theyaremuchnloerthaamanyyonng
man. Thsyarsnotslraidotyuu. Ayoung
mamaranunmuflodouallyouarepleu-
antlypollto to him, is niteapttothlnh
youhavuomo designonhim.
Amarriodmanwillgoia torogoodtlme,
andilhshhoueathawillhoaroalnood
triandto yon.¢lyeyou lotoot adviosond
sartotbsabrnthertoyou. Oieoursoyou
must he on just so good termawith his
wilt. however. Married men and their
wlvoo usrooilythebest friends ayouna
girl can have outside at huown iamily.
Andovarygirlatterayoaroraootruahlng
oodety finds that out—Tam
Dona ChicagolnterOcean.
loveliloola Brooches.
’l'hawunmnoi toda’y Idrly bristles with
Xotthecomrnmmrayday aiIairs of
orwhltemetalthataro made bythe
Wand among thomoat usefular-
‘tlizldathat havoeyer been made.
I
Butatoyoryavaihbleplaao inhertollet
mthooddmths quintutand themost
utiatieoijoweledornaments.
Bomeotthemarusetwith precious
other-ore in plain gold, still othersfiou-
enrolls! gold. and there are hundreds of
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Wit-a. daintydoriocain sum that aroused to
mn- hstea lament! ribbon; and poses and
witholitiia libertymartsandhonnetstrlngoand belts
—iniaet.ererythingthatoanbopiunedon
has theooattractire littleornomentatohold
than in place.
Therehnocnd tothe landfill deriuain
brooch“, and the quainter the design the
hettcrit is liked. Une woman iastem the
laesatberthroatwithalizardoldinonda
undemeraldnvrith rubies for hiseyea.
Still amther wears a dragoon ily with a
diamond body, errwrald head, ruby eyes
and wiuaoi pearl
withihoawordmrying out: “‘I’hond‘u—
Matting! Paythopoualtyotdeoerto
throat.”
toolateheaawthenoieatiarbal
tohbdeodlricnd'anech andwssoeioed
had may still one the
we ly the Wt-‘MM Nail.
wuss.”
sorting themselr'eoiaonewhichhaaaclns-
torolrubyheartssurroundingalargosoli-
mW—Mtonlluald.
Hermanwso immediate. Whiapnr—
ing to her moronmmnnho got
downolltheilou'toloukharit.
mutatinmdowrnandwiththeir
hands they felt our the area within
road. Theathomsnkitinhispochets
aadtoohontnutches,wbichhelighted.
althonoWwiththeireyoa
Their neighlm seeing their trouble
fld ,beyuiohostirthomoelveo.
Won. Mainland-ream
thaloorwithtbeirwalkingstiehs. 0th-
Gilla For a Baby.
A gilt {or a hairy is a band at ribbon to
keep him in his carriage or high chair. It
should be 0! more delicately fluted satin
ribbon, daintily embroidered with flowers
in their natural colors. It is lined with
ilk oi riding color and interlined
with cotton nci. The ends are finished
with a lull rosette oi narrow ribbon, which
Isidro the Iaatening 0! two ribbon aids de-
signadwtiethehond inploee. Forevery-
day use golden brown or aomesimilardarh—
er color may be substituted for delicate
tints.
A lorelygiltinr the habyiaawhitechinu
silk omniortar. It roquiruatwolu'oadthaol
silk ol good width. and the very nicest cot»
o- oan not our the filling. Once in
abo- dxinehoatiowlthdaiayribbon pretty
in
Thom-pread;th1owuogen
oral mt. Even the We the
WW {sit thatitwaa only
poiflotodoarmrethiagandmadetsgue
ton
t
little finish the edge hyturning
the it carefully, then put can
5 inehuwida. Put it on
uito i‘uILupeciallyat the corners. flew
: contraband—8t. Willow-Democrat.
‘itehaa laaooaltles.
WWII apocialclotha Iorlampa,
ilooraondstorea I'orthule
dollaaud little rm if“, legitimise
mun-hon rown intoa
oi mudawatoraudhoilediorhalian
hour, theymayberinaedandputup
todry. are that usefulior rubbing
ta. atone, hearth or they-ta. aim
whichthoyatillmaydosenioslnhindlins
tholre.
Old muslin maybellrstusnlaawlndow
“than mthrouuhthevariouastagea
dpinkhmpamiuovochrthsluataawcll
as not. Inatoadol this Inuit-i are the
mwnwmnudmo"
whito «communist npina
hrryJ-naaothaveioashh-
saus- '
lutha round broocha that arostillas- C!
We think it would be a1
good invéstincnt {for L... W
. any one seeking“ ** quali-
ty and quantity of cirfi
-culaticn.
' For further
enquire at
nellOfice.
once we suns.
Whavarletyothldapsr.
new thatamooqalto
hasfl‘loatb. my
Asia-’okhdu-«lomthowurldahow
auythlnapurmr
'l'ho lam “Moscow-o thewmhot
Win10.
A mighty pom man to ho who Mano
Mondawhatorc.
Poo had tho idoollypoychio haud.wlth
vuyaradlthumh
Couaaimooiathochmubcotjufloabut
thsludxoiaaoldomprmmt
AChlnaaohouknotoilm ysanoldia
aarodinaChlne-amuasum. I?"
A woman moyao livothst she willbe
oorolymlssed when-halogens.
Napoleon Bonapartehoa hoonjanltorot
aKcutuehy church lorwyearo.
A Walla Walla (Wash) florist amerta
thathoomahlaahealla“lily.”
'l‘rya littloaaltpeteror sodaor a rusty
usilinwatmtohsspflowersireah.
tooaoonbeoomoiamoua—Voitalre.
Among uponsivehrsllra Machayowrm
aaatolhlaoh torwhieh “014100.
Sacha. the (la-man port, was a tallor'a
son, and hits-alt Iollowed that calling.
'l'ho Dakota rlvoris the longest unnoti-
uable river in the world—over 1,000 miles.
Itloaaid thatallwganionatnroloauod
lromtha tlwdower uptoman—thoacmo
donation.
Or. a bin nsw tel other
wareoponod urine dratthroo
monthsotthlsyear.
This country to Hawaii last
yearloather and ea manufacturcdof
itvoluodatnmfila
'l'ho excavated temples nsor Bombay, in
WMdroqflnthuhbordfl,“
mar tor 40 years to complete.
The mateot numberot people ever killed
by an earthquake was 190.000. in the year
I'm. at Yeddo. Japon.snd vicinity.
W...
The Bride's
Thedaytorthouseor veryoloboratoem-
bluidoryorimitatlon lacs on ono’a nadm
wesrhas gonoby. and it is demanded that
thelu'ldo Iingstisshall beciilnematorial
gods by hand and dointily trimmed.
omen do not buy tho great quantitlu of
underwear that they used to, for experi-
ence has proved that it only grow: yellow,
and in many instances grows absolutely
useloea. One hasnotteu quite enough“
we elect! to have six of each variety of
llnm or lawn. tour dermal shirts and two
silk oralpaea onea These with the under
wear already posse-ed are quite sumcieut
to last one for a long time.
01 handherchieio one should have a doa-
euwhlto lawn oueo dalntll hmmod. lin-
iahed with lino loco and ring a v
small cipher mhroidered in the corner.
do not advise the getting a number of fan-
handhorchieis- they are melon and
have a rather common air. 01 stockings
it must said tbstone should begoromed
bythosty col ahooo selected (or thsaum‘
martimwsor. Withalow.undroaaedhid
ohoo should be worn ailh, llsle or cotton
stockings oi the some color, and [our pairs
oi these would be required. Almost all
women wear black stockings. and so there
would he wisdom in getting six pairs of
these. while only one pair oi white silk—to
ho worn with the bridal slippero—is re-
quired.
Ilyou have scarlet or gray ahoa, then
{:1 must have stockings to match them,
the number required may be regulated
by thndepth at your purse. A pairot walk.
inasboqopoiroilow shoes ondapoiroi
house allpparoaro all the shoes absolutely
mutants-d,» I laid shut the stock-
inp. thonumhrr selected may dependen-
tlrelyunAtho amount of Iggy you wishito
and. par-owl to go your visit
suit and an ominous are also. was
among the Inca-sluts ot a tron-eon.—
lodloa‘ Home Journal.
Moron-It's
Ir. Padmshl is toho
aponhlssuocemiuleoeopoirom thesahoo
itabloahoreo. 'l'hapiano haul the on!
histrumantoiwhichthodistiugulahodl’oz
lab gentleman to master. lie is sadly the
first or soon] humanoin his ability to stir
into harmonious expreoslon tho notions
oi that puwwtul and oompllmtod creation,
theAmorican Ismalo. It would seem that
it his natural endowmurts rondarad him
peculiarly ilt {or any meat service not our
aectod with music it would ho to give a
lock at his hair tonery Iomiuino admirer
when mthmiaam aoatnod to deoorvo it.
But. prodigal as nature has been to him.
it is clear that it he were the seven Suther-
laadistarsalliuono and distributed his
Iellooonah-ioot twohoirsto oloeh tho
btedanaad tor trophies would baro ro
dined him too bare poll. Iir. Padmowehl
h a particularly manly and monahlsmaa
alumina ondohowaaoovort ltyior
thorolsotnaathorao. llawuuld more
arl-tluu hula iiitworonutanliaito
himtogotalldayaolmltwatsrawllmtioa
bstwooohiur aadhhm devotes-—
Harper's Weakly.
the assay“
mopsooswnhiaa closes
dmlol- Our atrosto oro now
Whatahmvyburdsn isanarnethathaa andthu
u
particulars
The Senti-
laOyatarltow.
Awoll dressed. and prosperous looking
sitiosnoutorodawall knownoyateraaloon
not far from Sixthand Chestnut atom
udeullod ior”astew,richaudwolldona
and.".hs.ad “don't mahsthedloh too
full.” When
him. he
ohoohaaalt eaatorowrtharullkyaou
about a dozen times; then homo
hottleauoqualnumbard dtahaa
midlowdbylihoaalqualitloadvin-
or miss
, sherry wine. mans.
mtohup and several dipperiulo oi hmae-
radish. lie next broke up one doom watt
cracker-a into thestsw and mixed thowhola
husinen up into a sort of mush.
Haring thoroughly stirred It togathsr, he
sverythlngtobeaui it
tastetnllselectedsad y
P
h .' Mothll r
oomstylesforsiltastss. or
all means, and we no
goodWall spot
more for our
than others do for the poorer
grades. ‘
lrliats'lattrlolartlntln {Paper
longing and Bars as.
Pictures. Plttlroofnlnui todrllor
L. H. Decker,
”warm-menswear.
m
looked around n‘hc astonished observer! w“
and said in a loud voice: "l've often won-
dered why the-yput all these things in {root in.
of a leilow when he calls for oysters. I'n
mgiven the thing ’trisl. I wanted to
see what a stew wool: look like with all 01
’em in it. This will cost me a quarter, and
I'll give it to anybody that'll rat the
mall
Nobodyvoluntocred to earn the dollar.
man. after emptying parrot a glass
of ice water into the couglomeration. walk-
ed up to the cashier’s desk, his bill
and marched out. “Well," the wait-
erashe moored the dish. “it there ain’t
aomooi the blamedestcranhslnthia world,
I'll be hiownd."—Phiiadelphla Record.
Munroe.
As they reclined beneath the gratdul
shade oi‘ the veranda their conversation
turned to various topics.
They were renl nice girls appormrtlyland
their ruddy cheeks told eloquently thestory
oi graham bread and dress reform.
“Really"—
It was she in the shirt walatwithcrookod
stripes who was s .
—“I feel ”hm I don’t know
more. I haven’t"—
There wasacloudoiregnt in htteyes.
——-“msde the most of my opportunitim”
Adghdeepcnough tot-mend atleastto
tthtgp at her shoulder blade camped her.
| 61—-
The slrlwith tho four men herhat
w a bit impatient.
*aewmtvl‘
‘ Yes," isted the other, "I meanwhat
I say. I ad a switchboard in a telephone
exchange for nearly a year. and I can‘t
truthfully say that Ilcarned halt as many
thhrgs as I might had I applied myseli."
A hntydld broke forth in a tumultuous,
joyful strain at that moment, and the cork
versation come to an emit-Detroit Tribune.
A Choke.
One of the talents of the restaurant wait-
er. according to the humorous paragraph-
ero. lo fertility oi rootarroo. 'l'hoatory oi
the waiter who told the smart young man
whoordored elephanton tout that he
must pay in advance is time honored.
From France comes another story of a
waiter‘s ingenuity.
Apotron ordered a diet saute. He was
told that thecooh waaout o! diet saute.
Then he ordered chicken. That. too, was
out.
“Why." he asked the waiter, “does the
bill oi [are otter a choice oi three dishes?"
After a moment's reflection the waiter
earnestly replied:
"You soc, air. it is the proprietor who
takes his choios."~\’outh's Companion.
A Sad lo-lainoaao.
Stranger—l should like to View the int.
rior 0! this church.
Guido—Then I will wait here till you
come out again. Something happened to
me there three years ago thathaslelt a
palatal impressbn on my mind
Stranger-Ah, th-n I won't hurt your
feelings. But wh: was it! Ilpyoumind
telling me?
Guida.Notatall. Thohethlwoa
marriedln thiararychurchthreeyoorsaxo.
--llumoriatlscho Blotter.
A low lama.
In the public schools there orumony
pila to whom fur-sacs heated buildings
anorelty.and thaword ‘ ’soema
tcomuoh iorthem to remember. Notin
Irequently it is called “the retriaaraurr."
but a New England youngster here in
school has capped the climax hyanhinu.
"Please. may I alt on the lanltcrl"—Xew
York Tribune.
pro
are
A Bit or lam
”May I kiss your hand!” said he.
"You may not," said she.
“Why not?” he pleaded.
“Because-ah—hamls are not made to be
u
Thonheloohud hwmrmmm
-—Lilio.
'l‘hobmlt Ono-Wall. 5 Iowa»
anyway. .
am. said thiaVldoIi'o: styled “was
Ola—’mttoid mate
the
Wilt-spinal! deem to molds-
taeta— 'i‘lmaa
oat-rant. *
MHz wits la pit!”
Plum-“Aretha nasal”
o
Within-Great (hast. .lfl
milieu mism-
IBM.
mm In said a m to
Kalb—limbo! math 3.
was:
M
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WIN-III-
“Poorfllowi Didhaloaalaoyoahth
“than Ila trial to plan on
mantra—anus hue-ma"
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Ef’l'F‘J‘lEFP - m- 5mm:
Cuva Without Stomach mugging.
STAR FEIALE iIiSIiRilEHS.
‘h COMPLAINTS,
5‘ o unearned. IEREGULIRIIIES
3 ‘i mspucsumrs,
Inflammaiinn, Congestion, etc.
".00 n Bosh-11".“ Transom)
of “0605“, mars."
THE W. (.hillRl-S CI"! , N. V.Cky.
TRIAL IO! .0 GIN".
col‘s Gd flnlJilnfDmfiz‘isS.
HONEY REFUNDED
tlthcj Frilm Relieve er Cure.
n9
“‘9‘ The kind
that suits.”
Its Flavor is Unrivallcd.
Williams’
r ' to
prevent and cure
Group. Price. Inca.
Root Beer
Is a MODERN preparation oi roots. Each
bottle oi Willrams‘ Extract makes 5 groans
oi Deircious Root Beer of " the kind that
suits."
This is not only "just as "
as Others, but for Emu. 02;: at.
trial will supportthis clazm. flimlifl.
m i CM. Infill fl
myfi
I. l.. lieu Haven & Hartford l. ll.
3“ II. I893.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH SOHWALK AS
FOLLOIVF:
l'on Newton. A.)I."53I u. an! u..5«i
“Albllycalexwilldlmx 73”.”. lfiGeaJ‘M
onJZIJloralea Bill ".030 unlilll or
1045 i'ittaileid or..l 37 local ox. l'.M.—- "'
ex. lll ac. 2:) er. zbt ac. MK ac. 020 er.
in ac. 53) or. 550 ac. 03') or. am ac.
1 ”ac. l0£lac.,l lzla. m. “'ashinxlon express.
Sundayoifilhac. I’. M.-~ii ii at. i Zinc. 9:5“
or. 12': ex 610 ac “it ac. sit!
on on. loot u lot“: an. i’ 1:131:05
or. In) or iii an. :01 01.. 3rd or.
348w.iml.el.bIBac.mltrid‘eport53lacdfi
amnion. m onto bridgeport oil ar..ltl
ac. lllb A ex. and ac. fluorine—IS
ac. ll: ac.a.m.' 7Dnr.p.m.l:lua.m. Ilos—
tutor. I 2a m.Waab. or.
A. H.410 ac. III or.
”Damian. P.l.—l:ll or. I 10 or. Iii
an ion. 1i§u..lil ac.
on Sraraurram. A. n—o ”an. In
lulu. roar» P. u.~rzoou.. lune- 3|!
mlflmlnm
rt? 10 m'lx‘dul'—l “Lila“g'f‘I-lxflowul
. .— an. (V p ,
amino.
all. via
LIA" NEW YORK
ac..tillac..0weo..tw on. till ac. run an.
llilac..l:mnmuu. l'.)i.ol2ilar..llllu.,
:10 or. all an. an“ or. 3:!) u. out as. HIS
eninJLer. amonbalaejmexfiulae.
so: an. no Adamo or. and on. um. um
nostril"- Hand-yo anwam an... no ac.
P I. ill l.el..l£(ll.llillmidniarht.
IIlIISlHHI, FAH SIGHT
ANII NEAII SIGHT
i‘rmocitd ibomosti-wovadmathod. Ho
“WI- fov sail-lain. the or. at
H. S. ROOD’S.
TEHWW
rnrrcu
GiHHl
STAR OF ’9l.
FIIIE PLANTS Ii FlonEll
25:: Eli".
“‘1.
IIlIFIlHII'S FlIIHil. Hill.
HIHIWILH. CT; .
lyx
’Tinllllflfllw'ffl‘x'fl
You Boo-m Noawau. A. 1—001 on. our .
$2.00 PER D01“.
Drums! Hale’s.
Jill
CELERY
KILLS ALL PAIN AND INVIGOBA’I’U
llINIi - SHHTHEII.
Ashmrndghborohontinandil not fully
minded luoulre at tho
CITY IIIIIIG STIIIIE,
a wasnrscrt’m so. so. sortwamr.
G. A. Gregory & 00..
NORWALK. C'l'.
srnluiogmuc.
We will make a fine display at!
THIIMEII HITS iHlI BIIIIIIETS
—o.\'—
Thursday and Friday, April I3. It
The ladies are cordially invited to attend.
Miss Van Tassel 81.00.
Second Floor 51 Washington at,
sou-Ir nonwaur.
inihfllyes?“
Thou secure beiurc starting an
ACCIDENT TICKET
mfldiax “all Death Benefit or ’IMI) “'ech-
mil-malt ~ for disabling injury at a cost of
per day or seven days.
$3.00 [or Ionvtooa days ' Special rates
“.00 [or twenty-one tlayo - or
“.50 [or thirty days. I iouxer periods.
For sale by
H. D. SMITH.
Maw-it- Building. Sorwnll, Conn.
amt
Merrill
A thorough training
m-hml {or both sexes.
All business branches
taught. Graduates as-
sisted to Mllloua.
Time short.
Terms reasonable.
Spring term bruins
April lilth. om.
Semi (or toluene and
elegant College Journal.
Address
I. A. anal“. hoot
toml'ord.coa
l. 0. JENNINGS.
Pant Hangerirlciairer, Palmer
Aaddooluia
\IlllMtlI’EII lIII IIIIIIIIEIIS
I lat-floa‘hflorwalh.
Hamplohoolsottulllnslalaototlaaoi
Burdersaadontlionldi
College l
has I inopoe loo notice a?” on to
m t an
moi? Intimates rhea-flour elven.
FUR NMITU R E
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
«mas Iain airaot. i palm»
I HIEMOVEISMV
To lo. 5 roman Plan.
MD]! '10”, h alooiarrilh
{loan-i1 Iol‘paaaoltomtia-nsmto
woatsdthabodanafn-maaityma uthia
aadNutaryI’uhls.
" ”snagging“ ‘
Restau rant,
m amour-tram.
lanowoooaaadroadytorhodaom.
nevi?“ LIFE.
Best Material is Used. Combining Durabililyand Style,
witmmnmseamnushoemuamm
Gallandonminethem beforepurchasingsnyothorshoo,“
H. s. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. So. Norwalk.
FOOTWEAR !,
Ladies, Men’s and children’s Shoes.
Buggies, Phaeton, Carriages,
canopies. Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
Henry E'Y
Closing Out
Andyouwlllsseuotonlya
Heat and I’crt‘oct Fitting Shoo.
But one in which the
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Bargaio n Sale
m arm
Greatest Bargains on Earth in Shoes
lo lore idles. ,
-————SEE HERE——
I” I” “I‘m” llays,_ One lot Ladies’ fine Button Shoes ............... . ........n.ss
[In More Sleepless Inglis. goo :0: thddies’ gne gutting chm.i1 ........ ............ 1.50
. no 0 res’ no xo s wort 83.....00 ........... 1.50
mbéfiflfi HHS??? ffi’ifi 0118 lot Ladies’ fine Button, ’worth 84.50 ....... . . . . . ' ' . . . . . 2.50
dour duties become a delight and. am a One lot Ladies’ Button, Tip and Common Sense, hand sewed, '
M— worth 03.50 ............... . ........................... 2.50
Thcnatop thatcouxh with One lot Children’s Shoes .............................. 45c and 560 "“3?
One lot Child’s Russets, S} to 10:}, worth $1.25 ........... . . . ..85c. ‘
Yankee One lot Misses’ Russet Shoes, worth 31.50. . . . ..... . ..... . . . . "950
One lot of Men’s Shoes ............................... . ........90c
100 pairs Men’s Shoes, worth $5.00, for ................... . . 32.00
mums SALE Fill TIIIHTI IIIYS IIIILT. BEGIIIIIG III IItIl.
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F. M. Pierce,
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Tristram & Hyatt’s,
No. 2 Gazette Building, Norwalk,
In order to make room for other goods we have decided to
close out our entire stock of outside garments of all kinds, includ-
ing Ladics’, Misses' and Children's garments, Ladies’ Jackets in
black, navy tan and mixed goods, with cloth and velvet capes,
full back and argel sleeves.
years in plain jackets and with on 3. Children‘s garments from
i to 1'.’ years in light and dark on ors. Every garment must be
sold and in order to do it We will sell them at less than the
manufacturers’ price.
Misses’ Garments from 12 to 18
HALF PRICE.
All of our new and fashionable capes will be included in this
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