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25pm cont. leesthsnmnnulacturera’oost. Good
ohnnoei’orngoodhargain. .
G. ‘ H. Harvey’s,
70 North Main Street. South Norwalk.
[ORION WOMEN WHO
ARE NOT POLYGAMISTS
lag Wright Sewell Adnilren Than!
Inch.
waited mates law mutua-
relyga-y‘aeelleaalngte .‘
loath-Vanuatu”
onwm.
.._——.
mitmwthemrk Johnson
m)
”Henyonheardthatwearetohave
lormmrwomantotakapartinall our
mthinanmmer?’ queried May
Wright Bewallthe other day, when l
ankedherto tell me something new
and interesting about the work which
hgoingon in Chieagoior the heneilt
otworaen.
“And doyon know.” eontinaed she.
"thatthanehlormonwe-en t
romeo! the finest women elnheand
women organisations that are to he
tonnd in America? And thh h all the
more nnrprinhg when you remember
thatiltahbanewfltate. andthatthe
great Bait use valley was settled
almost withinom'reoolleotion."
'“Dat.” said I. withthenarrowneaeot
an Eastern woman. "do you allow
polygamlvtatonddrnmyonr meetings?
And doyen eeantaaanoe polygamy in
anyotitntnrma. eventh‘hiterepre-
nontativeshapretty women and even
alnhwomenandwomnn l"
“Why.no," aatdllra Iewnll "We
do not countenance polygamy. We
were spared the trouble of deciding
whetherwewonldallow ittohe repre
mated atonr congresses. by the fact
Mmdthewonen who come to
mmUflwereotthat belief.
mmeeDe?
"Whenwe started out we resolved
thatwewonldhavaryiree-mindednnd
headinallonvvhwa As i said to
IraAvary.onr seare-
tnry. ’lnmgoing.tonhowaamneh re-
apnetfor other people's religion. and
otharpeepldnteelingeaalwnnt them
to w'lnrmlna.‘
‘ n Av'y with me ‘Bnt.’
midehet 'what wedoittheilieh
lenend polygamish to us?
‘ qnestioaprenenteda new idea
to my mind—an idea filled with horrw.
andtnrning tolra Potter Palmernnd
Ilka Anthony, whowere standing near.
1 exclaimed. '(lirla. what nliall we
do?
"lb-Anthony. withherusnnl good
sense. ad Into wait and not try
toeromthehidge helm we reached
it Andtherennlthaaheeniheta
delegatioaot Utah women. around to
tornpeeentthskdtnteatthefiomna's
Congreenatthelalr.”
Andthisie lny Wright Bewall'aidea
allormonwemea.
Hermann-atlotfelyga-tata
'or a long time I was pnuled to
knowthedilereneebatwaenallormon
era polygamist They say they are
llormonarnaeonedLyetwhynrw-they
Alterawhilalhndlteaplainedto
mehyena ihamemhrrnelthe
Denim whohher»
satin aadnheeewaerather
readout.
”aha: “thnehandnnd i go to
the Home. ehueh We are active
workernin Irlghnm Yoeng'n ’l'em
andwe bums-end has:
bnrwivm» Dntnheehbdeathwvea,
thsllennoneidernand have:
agreedthatananneed onlyone
witaaflmnhewantntohavarnere
"lnthednyswhenitwas obligatory
totakemore wives there were many
heartachenlnthslormeneommnnity.
Youngmenwhowmialovewiththe
wiletheyhed taken in their first
oompanlonnvaevery loath to hrlng
threemorewomenintothe household
Andtheyonng wifeeonldonly think
with horrsl’ot thathree other women
who mnetahareherplaeeinherhnr
hand'slite. .
"There was a severe penalty tor
an!" manna
World’s Fair Board Lady
Wenogernforiltah)
thosewho rein-ed tohave the three
extra helpmatea And. as you all
know,itbnotnnneualitwamnnto
qnittheeouhtrydaklng thb one lov
ingwflewithhim, sooner than stay
andhaveloarwivea
Amreylnrlen-ena.
"itwasahappy day for the blot»
monChnrehwhenthe atWash-
ingtonmdaiawmnking it illegal,
evmilddait Lakepeople. to have n
honaelnllolwivea
"Hundreds who were 'engaged'
hutwhohesitatedto get married.»
eaneetheydidnotwantmorethanone
witernmediately got married And
wiveawhowerelon'owiu‘hennaeo!
theotherwiveawho werehonnd iohe
nddedtothehonseholdinatewweekn,
W, cheered up and were r"!
happy.
“My husband and l were among
thonewhowmnengagfihntwhowere
henttatingahgtgattingmarricd Al.
thonghhornandhronghtapinpolygnr
myJermy father had nine wires, 1
never believed in it and had always
heggedmytathertonendmetonehool
in the East, seeratly thinking that l
eonldeeeapapolygnmyinthbwny.
'"Soneodmy irienharepolygaminte
Yetweaflgotothe‘lemplgjnataswe
needtodointhednynwhenthernwaa
onlynnerellgionandonly oneheliet
And no donht we shall continue to
wornhipinthe church oi oer fathom
even thonghit is presided overhyan
withwhomwehnvenosympr
thyaetarneihematrimonialqnestlon
ineonemned
"And thieis the way the Hermon
qnentionnowntnnda"
the-MU"
Allolthelormondelegatenare Ina
leoklngwoman— It bneidthatlitah
will rival Keetneky in its pretty
warn. ilyongive them rs yearn in
which to enjoy the advantages that
have only resently been extended to
them Theyarnheeemingintelligeat
And intelligence make- heaaty.
v.
F
l
.l :5
[l
.A‘l'
:“I
' 1w;
troml’a-mtoiflaaa.
had to work from morning until night.’
webbing, sweeping. halting and new
lag. often spending days upon simple
tulrswhlehwomenotother States so-
eompllsh by such labor-saving maehlnee
sewing maehlul.
One et the lat women to take a step
{or the advancement of young women
was linnio Jonson Snow. 0! Bait Lake
City. who on Young ledwa
National I improve-rem Aesoclnr
tion.
lira Snow's parents were born in
Denmark. Dataheinntialtlake
woman. By her aid the young women
oi that city have been able to form a
due organization which is well recon-
nized among the hig noeletiea now at
Chm
it is through the work of Elect: lini-
Iock. in member of the Territorial lloord
oi lady Managers, that so fine a show-
inghas been madein the silk industries
lira. Bullock has organized a society oi
working girls to experiment upon the
cultivation of the silk worms and has
aroused no much interest in the manu-
lactmoi silk that as Lira Chandace
Wheeler told me, ”the silk exhibited
from Utahiathe finest of any in the
world."
Corrie Thomaa another Mormon wo—
man at Chicago. come as a delegate
fromthe Oirl's Improvement Associw
lion She reports the meetings to the
society at home, taken notesat the
Fair and in a very active woman
Carrie Thomandoen not lvelieve the
Mormon women to helaeking in brains
or in industry.
tnnity is all that is needed to bring
them out as shining lighta‘
arm J. ISDI.
A very pretty little delegate in Miss
”my Romney from Salt Loire City,
Iim Romney. too, is a member at
manynoeletiee and. although a lor—
mon, is determined never. no never,
to he a polygamist.
Onherretnrn to Salt Lake in the
tall. Him Romney to aid in
organisinga elnh modeled nitEr the
Chicago elah, and a Working (ilrls’
fiociety, like that conducted by lion
Grace Dodge of New York. ’
At presents iew women stand out
from the-amen at Utah lem'mity he—
unseat their ednention. accomplish-
ments and enterprise Bat those who
are in a to know. any that
neither llllnoh Colorado. nor New
York. iteell. will rival Utah in non
Answers Phaeton.
Creamed Aeparngno 'I'Ipo.
lemon the heads from two hnnehon
of aaparagna and break the stalks into
inch lggtlm; each in hailing salted
water until tender, adding the tips
some time afterward. as they require
iemeooking than the stalkn llake one
pint oi evnam aeaee with two table-
fabeaeh of hatter and dear, one-
lhe water, and seven or eight minutes
before they are done Ill np the kettle
y:
”W sum mum ill in Will.
Fare. Single. 40cts.: Excursion. mots.
leewloeihlerwalkdl. a... leave lewYerk. lienhmaafltumnmlaatllllit»
'lll‘ . .. . "Y!
-. .flv‘i
www.myummnowranmmm and lrldnv at
mum. leav-lierwdhmflharflayandsatnrhyatwnm. Freightreealved.
Wt—You went a job
dflvhgoneodmsmetnpinklermeh?
Ever have any experience?
Applicant—No, hut——
“lint what?"
“Everybody tells me i’m so blind
that i can't see attract crossing ten
ieetawn and-1’ ‘
“That I do. Come 'ronnd in the
morning and take out the biggest
twinkler we own.”~Bnflalo Courier.
The Oldie-lye-
“When I go shooting tor birds.” said
Wallis, “l'mnotgoing to use shot to
kill ‘em with. i‘m going to catch 'em
alive."
“How are you going to do it, Wal-
lie?” naked his uncle.
”l‘mgoingtoloadmygnn with salt
and shoot atthelr tails." said Wallis.—
Harper’s Young Purple.
lamina-fl the Rama-n.
"i saw a pain an old master
to-dayinXew Y ”said lira. Sprig»
She thinks the oppor- Sill»
' “Whatwanhis name?” askedSprig-
“slat mo nee—Remnant, I think. Yea.
l'm nnre it was Remnant. He was one
of the lantot the great painters, l he-
lleve.”—Barper’s linear.
Iatlaehetahvhg.
Old Bachelor—Now that you aromat-
ried,yondon’t havetoaend yonrgar
mentaont anymore to he mended,i
presume.
Married Friend—No, don't have to
send them out now. My wife alwnyn
has the house full at sewing women.-
N. Y. Weekly.
We“ muse.
lira. A.——l called on Mr. and Dirt
Inherthinaltnrnoon. lteliyonthey
are a well mated pair!
lira. ll.-—Why so?
Lira. A.—There in not anothermanin
theworldm wrmldtalre immin-
whathedoes Lite.
a- Apt w.
A.—l intended to recommend you {or
a position of confidence hut 1 suddenly
remembered that you were a man of
no conscience.
B.—'l'hen you t have lent me
yonrn. You y donot need one
~Fliegende 3W.
hdlhr m
Photographer-Your non ordered this
likenm from me.
it is certainly very much like him
line he paid for it?"
”N“ nva _
"That in still more like him."—-\'an-
kee Blade.
The Importance or span-g.
“Do they ever have any sleuthing in
Africa, papa?" naked Willie.
“That all depends how you spell
it. my eon." returned PF- "they
go slaying everydayot the year. it you
npell it with a ‘y."'—»Barper'a Young
People.
a new ml! l! mu tannin.
no.-.‘
“My 1 hnvaheen here
.1 - en
t amount-tum l’l’lhnve
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miehrlelnhlntl .mér
“ um and lino lg.
m Plot-normed under
L. H. Decker,
”Wuhiuhaltdlellerwalh.
W
blood
rat-Intent Dhrrhma.
“ms... "We
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FEHME NSORE‘ERS.
courum‘rn.
HUCOEREQER.
DlSPUiCE
Inflammation, L‘ .. ,
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ll ““0515, mm,"
1m: w. c. SHIRES Cu. K. may.
YIIAL I01 I. 61"".
(netC'mulldW
HONEY REFUNDED
Ithry Fade: Relieve or Cue.
l‘ n u)
ennupmgli prevent and cure
¥croun. Priee.:llm
n9
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e in
that suits ”
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Its Flavor is Unrivallcd.
Williams’
sun
! “.
5
“l
Root Beer
is a NODERN preparation of roots. Each
bottle at Willrams' Extract makes 5 gallons
oi Delicious Root Beerol ”the lurid M
salts"
Thisisnotonlyfiuatangnod"
as others. but for Mm, one g“.
trial will anoportthia claim.
'II. I but I“ a.
days
[L In! llnu t llatllm ll. ll.
IL? Id. I393.
TKAXXB LILY! SOUTH NORWALK A8
IOLLOWS:
Ion Newton, Limb!) en. La; rl..5.
ea..tl§lotalu..l5§i.en is”. or. 755:1.5“
ewaloralea Dill er. I?! at. lull ex..
Ddl’ltlndeld el..l 17 local en. P. hi. $71256
an. ill at. rm er. the am. “I: ac. 4!) rl.
LI an. It on. 550 no. Gal or. can at.
"Incumbent DLmJVuhi in express.
Sundayrvidae. {Kl-Olin. manta-e.
Fo- New liavu. A. hi.-—lul er. Ill)
en. 12 u em If. 73 an. Bill an.
til en.. IN. on. we no. RM. i2“
ex" lit) en.. i“ an. :0! er.. 315 ex.
IOnJIlJa hula: to amuse
milder. lane to port Ml ac..!ti
ac.. Hit A er. ac. Branden»?-
ae. It: ae..a.m.' TIL-c.p.m.kllla.m. Boo
mamlaame-h. er.
Ion Burro-n. A. 31.41. he..." an.
”Detflttar. PAL-1:00 mine!" “I
at Jain. “Suwanee.
for Enrollment». A. n. Gillan. Illa:
assume-r. [Kl—12mm lune” and
am? amen as.
r I. n 1.5"”““'l.'l‘.'..“....m§‘l‘ll
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on. via mulch.
1.1a" new YORK
lonllooraxoawau. A. ream ea. In
men...“ er..0ifl an, uni an,
.1! umber-"IO
. so.
.. El A. ”will If, 1 an.
P. hi. Di 1. ea.. lam. It'll =idalrhl.
emu mu cumin
Funmsusn -
l20ncrale-cement
Flag and tsphalt Walks
lllll ll ill! BEST Il-
WJMIITIE
MUST
Al’l'llllVEll STYLE,
manna“ nus.
“norms:
THE
WORLD’S Fllll.
lat thee ”mirth-methan-
~m-“l~
Souvenir Spoons
A?
..... llonh’s Studio
”WhaMHIH
WET Pullman.
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film-llflclllm
toJoy.
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”meals! Hales
m
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AND——
CELERY
KILLS ALI; mm AND MOON”
llo Ion: lcllts.
In More llaslless llays,
llo Inn: Sleepless lights.
With turreasing Appetite and perieotDigm-
tlon [lope takes the plate of ti r; your
daily duties lemme n delight and Mien
WWW—”fl oonghwith
Yankee
lllNl:I - SflflTHEIl.
Anhyourneighhorahontit.andit not full!
Iatlslledlnonireatthe
CITY llllllll STORE,
B WASEINGTOI‘ 811. 80. NORWALK.
Or of
G. A. Gregory 8: 00..
NORWALK. CT.
SPRING llPENINll.
We will make ailne display of
Tllllllfll "“8 ill) BllllHS
—0\z—
llmrsday and Friday. lplil l3, It
The indie- are medially invited to attend.
Miss Van Tassel 8500.
Second Floor Si Washington St,
sou-m nonwAur.
“Built? Yes?"
Then secure before starting an
ACCIDENT TICKET
iding [Ill Death Benefit or flit!) “'eek-
J Indie-mu ‘f‘ lor din-hung injury at A cost M
.or‘ per day or seven day‘n.
.3... [or Innrteen days
.0.” [or twenty—one days
“.5. [or thirty days.
For sale by
H. D. SMITH.
lanenir Building.
l Special mm
for
Homer periods.
Norwalk. (You.
on u
You will find the mere resolve not to be use—
leea. and the honest desire to help other pmpl
will in illequlrkeet and clrliratewt ways. in!-
pruu- yonrmlf. Joust Rl'vlitill.
llldTIllEll Illl IIEITEII 'ITEI
We are selling the distilled and meted
inlet of the Boston Cold Blast Water will».
This Le a periertly clean. pure. and sparkling
watt? lilr lirnn Tumpeon. I. 0.. an emi-
nent English antlmrily.say-: “instilled and
II enter in the heat drink pnn’urahlo. ll
be rllciously pure and sparkling her-rage.
aadhnaluad M the whole tribe 0! mailed
Mineral Waters, which in nine ena- ont at
ten are objectionable as table waters. nevi-d!
anti-by mntalu aquantlty oi mineral matter
in solemn."
We have this water. plaln. and Birth. Nana
parilla and (linger Ale flavor-Ilia plain water
inn-ninth cont-mu to tarnish vessel to
hohdli. tithe mmeioa eohiat the-tore,“
”Leela-s. The flavors mm in hottlae at
L'It' each. “'14 allow ll rte (or empty hotllu.
Wood plain [or virlilc parties; llntlletl l’lrl-
ele in also: ghevhlne, rumv uni mixed. at llr a
[antleuzrirlly Ins and rheep; llani Tart or
rhowder Crackle: fine Rutter. at a: i‘n-anwry
eta: l'lneApplen and mmwharriaa (or can-
ning. as you order.
Dibble n” times.
REMOVE?) ‘
is It. i Iellreet flew.
assess
”""""‘"‘“sss§§xius ‘
R e stau ran t ,
marinara-ream.
f you will see not only a; . ,
But one in which no ' .
Best Material is llsedfiombining Durability and Style
'mitmmnm.mmnmw ‘
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
(loll andexnmino thorn hetore‘purchnsingnnyothornhoo, at
H. s. BROWN’S,
South lilaln Street. 30. Norwnlk.
Bargsiou Sale
FOOTWEAR!
Ladies, Men’s art children's Shoes.
Greatest Bargains on Earth in Shoes
———~SEE HERE—~—
. .
h
One lot Ladies’ fine Button Shoes .................. . . . . ..... $1.25
OnolotLudies’fineButtonShoes .......... .................1.60
One lot Ladies' fine Oxfords, worth 83.00 .................... 1.50
One lot Ladies’ fine Button, worth 34.50 ........... '
' ‘ ' ..... 2.50
One lot Ladies’ Button, Tip and Common Sense, hand sowed,
worth $3.50.. ............. . ........................... . 2.60
One lot Children’s Shoes .............................. 45c and 550
One lot Child’s Russets. Si to 104}, worth $1.25 .......... . . . . . .8512.
One lot Misses’ Russet Shoes, worth $1.50.... .......... . . . . . ..95c
OuelotofMen’sShoes ........ . ................... ............900
100 pairs Men’s Shoes, worth 85.00, for. . .. ....... . . . . . ...... 82.00
WTIIIS SllE Fill THIRTY nus III“, IiEllIIIIIG I" llih.
Glover&0lsen’s
__8| Washington St.. 80. Norwalk.
WAGON3_ ALl. SIZES or 5”
Newandaeoondhand GBUWNE.
Buggies. Photons, carriages.
illllllitS. Sillilts. etc. General Contractor and Sever
Prices to Suit All.
F. M. Pierce,
CALL AND 8!! ram.
301 73L South Buldfl No.7 Pl.-
..“ N in!
HiglgsTiTlilgyOwut Sale — “fl
.IAllIlETS AATllll llAPES
Tristram & Hyatt’s,’
No. 2 Gazette Building, Norwalk,
.
In order to make room for other goods we have decided to
gloss out our entire stock of outside garments of all kinds, includ-
ing Ladles', Misses’ and Children’s garments, Ladies’ Jackets in
black, navy tun and mixed goods, with cloth and velvet capes,
full back and l sleeves. Missos' Garments from 12 to 18
years in piuln_Jac sis and with capes. Children’s garments from
4 to 12 years In light and «lurk co ors. Every garment must he
sold and in order to do it we will sell them at less than the
manufacturers‘ price.
HALF PRICE.
All of our new and fashionable capes will be included in this
sale, at just one-hull their former price.
Tristram & Hyatt,
TllE mum; nnv summons.
. No- 2 Patti? rumma-
Blll u um: um: mum
Wmnsolllllllndsmmiiml
”fit-mlhann'mperlorlotot,wworm
IRESNIETMMM. g
mummmnmrm
WhiehJor andl’rloaeanmtheheatintheew.fld
I'mboldfioatdof town unfilgg'mgyflntuk.
SE30“ llllll “Gills llF Ill. ”IDS.
liepalrworkeniledioraadddivetadueeetm
LUTHER WRIGHT,
H
mem_ ;
Norwalk Chronicler