and it led now
’1'hord0veraas,olwhomweareabonl
bspuk,wasthewealthiest maninthr
pariah.
" Hitall figure stood onedayin the
We study. “lhave gotn emflx
said eagerly, “and lwiah to havehim
baptised."
"Whatahallhehscalled?’
‘Mdtnmyfatherf
"Andhiagodparants?"
'l'hq wae named,being relativesoi
Mandate beatmenand womenin
thedistrlct. .
"Is there anything else? asked the
pastorandlookednp.
Thefarmeretoodaminute.
"lahonidliketohavehim baptizedby
Hanelf,”hesaid.
‘Thstistosayonaweekdny’r
“last Saturday at 12 o'clock.”
“‘Iathavanythingelse?’
“‘Dothiagelse."
The turner took hi hatandmoved
tego.
Thuthepastor rose. “There isstill
thh'henidmndgdngnp to'l'hordlw
took his hand and looked himin the
M‘Wmtthat thechildmaybe
abl‘agtoyoul"
_ look weedingly well, rune,"
filth pater. lie saw no changein
his.
"1 halo trouble," replied Thor-1.
ham was silenhbut in a mo-
~bafied.“Whatiayourerrandto
W
“Ihave come tonight about myson.
whoiatohoooudnnedtomonow.”
“Heisaclevorlad.”
"ldidaotwishto paythepaator he-
iorelhranlhow maayavere tobecon—
firmed. lhave heardthat.andhereare
“Chasm."
“h then anything else?” asked the
pastovJookingat'rherd.
“flotlrlng else.” And 'l'hosd went
sac-thus».
"lfioaldhaveoalytlf-ld the pas—
tor.
"lh-rwtbtpeflactly,butheisiay
CHM. lw‘lllbthethiagwail.”
tookaptbalaouay. “This
hths the now.'l'hord,thst you
mama-mummin.
sadntdowu
“uneasy,"he-id.
‘ neutron-mar canons. Who
have him their spice to
other portions of the? manor.
« “ FOR SALE.
nil-aid M"! have sensation;
I‘lfimatbtlwilhtoglvatothepoor.”
Hermie“ mmoneyon the table
lub-
Tlle'pastorcountsd it. “ltisagreat
“It 8 the haltotrnylarm,whioh I
have-old ."
pawn-mined lougaltting
way, but the deaths were numerous.
limbsrlng.ashsaays,thatths2ng-
liah use petroleumaaanantispasmodrc
sndan anflaeptic,hedstarminedtotry
ttasanexperiment. Bishrattrlslwas
lntheoaseot 0 little girl 7yearsold.
He had alreadygiveu hernpand pro-
poaedtotheparentstomaketheerpai-
mentwhicheouaisted in swahbingthe
throatwitheommonpetroleum. Behad
little hope of the sauces of his new
method.hut tohisastouishmentheno-
tieed an improvement afterthevory first
application. lie continued the treat—
mtandthechildrecovered. Thenhe
tried it successfullywith hlsotherpw
tients.
This year he had 40 easeaof diphtheria
mtreatJndhewassucoeuful inevery
one. Inorder to beperi‘ectlysurethat
thecasesinqueetionwere genuinoones
of malignant diphtheriahe had the ex-
pectorated matter submitted to tho anal—
ysis of ProteasorFrancoia Hue of the
RonenCollegeofMedicine,andthepro
team reported that he had clearlydis-
meredthepreaenoain it of numerous
hacilliol diphtheria. Moreover.hisdi~
agnofiswasamfimedbyDrnDeshayea,
lierei'ait andBallay o! Bouen, the last
namedhe'ng the physician in chic! of
thehospltal of that city.
The treatment Invseuts little dinicnlty
ordauger. Theawahbiugis doneovery
houror cverytwo hours.aecording to
thethickneaaof the membranes.which
hecome,asitwere,dilutedundertheac-
tiouolthepetroleurn. Thehrnah,after
being dipped in the petroleum,should
beahakento prevent anydrope falling
intothe respiratorychannels. The pa-
tiaits marines reliet from the very
of the renninsforsiewmo
mentaonly.-—Normandielledicale.
I’va-BegpryaoWaalth.
SimonOppasich,nmillionairowhohas
hecnsentencodinViennatoaevenycan’
hardlabor Iorrepeatedlyparjuringhim.
sell,wasbornwithout teetorarms. Ills
lather and mother were professional
Wandinhistwellth ysarhewas
potentheatreethythemtosolicitalms.
Eiaphysicaldeieetahroughthimancx-
oeptiosml amount of sympathy and
guldeam. Bessvedhiamonoy,andin
Isakattheageoftzhehad aocumnla
tedwmu With this nun he began
mummsndrulestatespscu.
later. Kalahehadtncreassdhia lor-
tunetommoincaahnndsomemo;
Win'rrieate and Parenso vealestate.
Since then hehas quadrupled hiawealth
hytradlngou the Boer-e. His miser-
linealedtohhpreavnttronblm
Hehd promiaedto marryawomsn.
but orcntuallythrewhsr ovsrto avoid
incurrbg the espouse at a wedding.
When she threatened him with legal
prwaedinuhehoughthertovharaace
tortosntsa day. Mupenditure was
him,hetoldhersflsra
lewnonthgand aohediaeontinnedtt.
lnthatrhlot thacaaewbichshethen
madeagatnst him hesworethathehad
never contemplated msrryingheriad
nova todoso,andhad never
paid but mtaaday. After all this
bdhaenpsoved labs,hewastrisdand
grinned for perjury.—-lloston Jour—
”Mullins-M
Theaawhoaathaartilyothaaanasvaay
ran some rial ol
.Amm
characteristic indies»
la-taraaarbhhraaleoatotehalt
Mb
I!“ ; ,1 ‘ * '“
m s“: run: It ‘
v‘as- L‘
Fare. Single. 40cts.: Excursion. mots.
WoM'NI-I- mwrmmwmammi
mum'summwsum.waa. Wuwlhtvslnslw min
Maseru. ‘ ‘ ,.
matmamrm-mmanvusmmm and new a
lab-n. www.mrvusumuwpm. muses”!!-
mint-"tetanu. I, '
Base at the dresses worn in "heekst"
WMIBED AT Hill.
are very handsome. Mr. Turks, as the ’
Kins. hurls throughput moons and wuss...“
hallway-rim". in the hid ltlsncvsthssitisnuvc kindmo‘jut
Istlliarobelonhirmosrveltiumper alu."aadwhea amp-mm...
mhdmdlloredsilk in ”cloth-Winninvaatauput-
«mum use with ““1”?”WW-flhfltbf
1-» Mam» .NMWM .‘rwmm
has a
dam border are is id and
adunedwithmldusidopahfinwide
harming-leaves 0pm overtizht’cndsr—
sleovosoi lune cloth, which also
appear thesdcootthamho. Over
thiaisworna delicious (:10th ot helio-
tropeclothborderedwithgoldlaco and
lined with a delicate-bade of can do nil
silk
In one of the hunting scenes linfl'or
rlsswears a short dress of silver gray
silk embroidered with silver and a gray
cloth mantle cut up in points round the
bottom to showthepink lini . Another
deliciouscloakworn by the ing is of
royal blue hroche draped round the top
and fasterdngou each shouldm' with jcw~
clad claspa. It is lined with a distinct-
ing and altogether indescribable color,
something between salmon and crushed
strawberry. Miss Terry wears in the
bowerseeneastraight inlldressofhya-
clnth colored silk gauze triuuned with
pink pamementerle over a petticoat o!
pinksilk. lutheseoondactshewearsn
plain princes dress of yellow brocade
covered with gold applique and slightly
open at the neck-8t. James Gazette.
workings humanity."
assuchhewasaeveraltimavsdd
thavldtova
you tell as when to tlnd the statue
at Cupid and"—
na paused in theavidaut hopethathc
would heLLherout, but hehad heard the
namsl’sy pronouncedinsomany diner-
sut ways that he was curious to see what
would he made oi it now. The visitor.
Ming that he would not pronounce the
name, turned appeallifilyto her coupon
ion. andtbeothar yasldwith much
“an;
"Why. olcouras you know. That'amoas
mueotCupid—and theperaonwhoiswith
'l'hsrew-averydlduent air about the
She‘d” one day haughtily said to the
“Will you been vkindaatodirectmeto
theatstuaot Catherlnade t"
“The otCatherine Medicii"he
stimeparplsxity. "ldon’tra
'l'hesmileottheviaitor’wasmoreauperl
orthanevaraaahereplled:
“Oh. it isoneot thebut known status
hire. 1 an that any artist would
kuowwhereitistohet "
'l'hcrcwassomuch acosuin her accents
la-onatdeat Barriaoa'a Salary.
ids-President Harrison receivedhislast
month‘s pay in the shape 0! a draft (or
“,IM.67, issued on a warrant to “B I. M W the word “mm" a.“
W. signed," “M. bythosecre- thegenglcman wasatoaea amusedandan
taryotthetreasury and sentovertothe nay-d
White House by manager. March a “i an: an artist.” he said. "hutl cannot
he received another draft for cases, is- hdp you unless it might be um you have
sued by the treasury department in the made a mistake. and it is the Venus do
_ Medici you are loo for."
same way, representing his pay for eerv
iceaapres‘ldentof theUnitcd Statenfor 0, thas , '“c “mm “m“
- . questioner was both lndi
the first three «hiya of March and closing m sell mm
his account with the government. "Why," she stainmered. "it was Venus
Notwithstanding the fact this! he was da Medici that I wanted. 0! course. Dayan
president up to noon the 4th of March. know where that isl"
General Harrison received no pay what. “Oh. yes." he mm. milling- "All!
ever for his meg, on tint day {0,- the artist can tell you that."—-Bostou Courier.
reason that the {Moral accounting oili- M
can do not recognize divisions of a day
in the settlement of accounts of salaries.
Each incumbent o! the oilice of president
'u paid the aalaryoi thatcfloe beginning
with the day of his inauguration, so that
hegaina in the beginning of his term tag. asahelivededthe money.
what he loses in the end. bdrm,“ take it with you!" asked the
This arrangement was {allowed at the - ,
mu change or administration. and £3.” 1"“ Mai"; pug-13m;
atitapredecoaiormndissoiairandm mtwfi'mw'fl '
aonablethat ll ianot likelytd‘hechauged. Bu; mm M W, “a m 1“,. m
According to the treasury mutation, waiting several am. sent her washing tea
the presidential salary of 050,000 a your laundry. in about two weeks the girl
is at the rate of 0188.888 a day.
A Case 0! Pride.
Prideandpoverty ottengohandinhand.
A lady advertised {or n woman totake her
washingandwasealled upon hyayouug
girl in a veil and kid gloves, who said that
her mother would like to get family wash.
called in the evening.
“l’ve come for the m.” she said.
"But you aretoo late. I have madeother
arrangements." raid the lady. "Beam
youdidnotkeep yourwordandoomethat
evening. as you said you would."
"i know it, ma'am," answered the girl,
"but when l mhed l (orgot that it was
moonlight. on are l couldn't. carry home
a wash when it was as light as doy.".~l)r
trait l'rea Prue.
Powder For a Deal Paealdnt.
“The amount of powder hurncdingiv-
inghonor to the memory of the late or-
meaident in salutes on the dayof his
funeral tonne an interesting matter of
conjecture," said u citizen the other day.
“The firing of 13 guns at sunrise. 4-! at
sunset and l at half hour intervals be-
tween sunrise and sunset, gives 81 shots
tremeachmilitarypmt andflagshipor """
- "Swtkqlsthat you? i never saw you
uavalstationwrthin macho! orders from I l al ii i ,,
hetwo departments of warandnavy. .. owdolikeit Swilklnsl"
“NWvW‘O'm‘MB‘lF-WCW ”goa’tlikeitatan. It doesn't become
(in pounds) employed.tahng caliberol m”
gun used onwanhiporatiniiitarypost "that's-hater
andecehowttclimhs up intoth
nude. Themallestgunonsomoofthe
fiagahipsbumflpoundsoipowderJnd
the guns used at landstatiousiailring
aalutsarangedowntheacaletoaslowaa
twopounds. Taking it altogether and
considering the matterstaglanoe,itia
sale to say that more powderwas con-
auntsdinthesolenuhoriugolthedsad
ex-pseaideutthanwaahurnedbycannon
and musheta at the gnut battle of Get—
."—~Washington Post.
mammoth—us.
Porthaflrsttineinthehiatoryothel-
glam the principled smouetarycan
penaatioalorheacholpvomiaedw
just been established. The
the
bull-a "
vait t"
W hut l'vejuathadmy photograph
this luv my Colombian exposition pass.
Get to wearthlabeardiorsirmontiw-dua
ltP—Chieagn Tribune.
mmmtaata.
3
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35
%
lash;
A lewd-toll math-other day that
harmedoatthoaaaadsotdollavs'wuth
arm
must.
mummies-nan»
mafia-tram. lashltaaheahhy. w.
ass
' now...“ ” r
We“ add-ate
”lass-“wall. sausages
, awn-hm
“ill “flaw-steth-
iat Harsh
W * ‘ . swuliucnlt‘nnatt or “
«Bdtoneiuwhichthe ,
manual is ”sad. Combining cicanimyanc solo
'Kakingitthebestts.oodeumless8hoeinthem
EXERY PAIR WARRANTED-
Callaudexamiaethembeforepurchaaingsnyotbsrahoe, at
HS. BROWN’S,
South lilaIn Street. 80. Norwalk.
WOMEN - NEED ' NOT. SUPPER.
Cure Without 5M Bugging,
EEIIlE DISORDER.
”UNI“.
WEI. WWI
Inflammation, Congestion. Cit.
soon a [or to how
u visions, name
rue W.C.Sltiltl-3 co. nanny.
TIIDL "X In GIN".
«mama-um
HONEY REFUNDID
ImyPsllMlicflsvaeva.
GROUP-EILHEFL-‘é‘fél.
‘; The kind
that suits.”
lts Flavor is Unrivalled.
1W
illiams’
l, l
1! Root Beer l
is a MODERN preparation of root; Each
bottle at Willnms' [in-ct makes 5 gallons
oi Delicious Root Beer at "the kind that
suits."
STAR
COIIIO.
‘
m ' " good"
as “graz-tm. One I“.
trial will support this claim.
ans- 0 Ed“ ”I. I.
—____________'22_
SELEBT lllllll
(WIN HOME!
———~.—_—
2 Large Lots Burml Ave.
4 Good Lots
Woodward Ave.
9 llice Lots
Riverside ive.
I4 Choice lots
Lincoln Ave.
l5 Sigmly lots
on the Blull
overlooking the harbor.
R0 more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
Ll oflered than these lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago i offered my first
purohaaeoitheaolots"onterrns
to suit the purchaser." They
are mostly paid up now, and
theirwarranteedeedsaronoted
in The Entinel nearly every
week-the happy owners at a
prospectivehoma. Youknow
than; you can see the model
cottages already built. Why
not make a beginning newt
You can buy {or cash. You
can makeqnarteriy payments;
Youoanpaymouthly—anyway
oramounttosnityou.
it youwill oulytryyouwlll
malotluaahorttime.
$350, $400, an.
I withpriesacanbeseenat
illegal estate oflleeot
TIME 1. WEI.
View h,
HINDI-
rs. all warden-r
WWW I'M
“can. on gum.
' FURNISHED
Concrete—Cement.
Flag and Asphalt Walks
lllll Bl THE BEST IE—
Bllililcs, Mill II THE
MIIST
APPMVED‘ STYLE,
.BY...
«RIYMBND 8808.
TllllNlP SEED.
long Island Improved llna Bags.
American Purple lop llna Bags.
White lunch and incl.
lellcv Sinus,
lellcs Blane.
Yellow ihcldeen, ‘
Snap leaf,
Wills Egg.
Fresh Tested Stock
Hanlord’s Floral Hall,
Mime"- . _,
Physician lchcmenl
Ins. on.“ amount:
Canbaeoasultadathuoflu.
333 Broad St, Mutton. Gt.
mhamhinnanydayascaptmnday
Them lea regular ph and tor
thewzt sixteen yearshasuiade the!) SW18
o! 0‘“ a t . mm adhering
from anf’fdiflkvn ty inc dent lo the sex can
consult . Guiiford in the strictest confl-
demand withthaaa-uranoeotmaivinathe
must akilllnl and scientific treatment known
tomato": anrnry and medicine. limos can
furnished (or confinement casaa.
crate. All letters promptly replied to. in-
close «amp mm ly
It " coon roulifi
Has
Grit,
Vlm.
oozes-my:
'l'slh about It.
Write about It.
a 3m“ M "ll.
e p to
Advertise in papers,
Par its Berth-tits.
"mane
Ill-<1 )odmen toitaotm
flreallloaiwegtstht'downon
Beat Made.
at the lowest prices.
OlL STOVES
and all kinds of -
Holes Polishing.
Plumbing.
To Work.
E. II. NASH 85 Bill
Couldnanleeatfit.
TIIE W000 "BEST.”
.... Wagons of All Kinds and al
” " Cldéififiw
Moms in ems
AT
Tristram & Hyatt’s,
No.2 Gazette Building. Norwalk,
In order to make room Tor other goods we have decided to
close out our entire stock of outside garments of all kinds, includ-
ing Ladics’, Mrsses’ and Children’s garments, Ladies’ Jackets in
black, navy tan and mixed goods, with cloth and velvet capes,
full back and ar cl sleeves. Misses’ Garments from 12 to 18
years in plarnjac ate and with on Children’s garments from
4 to 12 years in light and dark co ors. Every garment must be
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-half their former price. .
Tristram & Hyatt,
THE LEAllINc lllll callus SillllE,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
BllY AT HOME AND SAVE MllNEY!
\_ ,
All Prices l
to Tthld season I have a superior lot of Wagons for all purposes,
actors, rumors. BillllPIES. SPllllliS,
ems. tiflllliliES, illl wsnrss visors
Which, for‘Qualit and Price, cannot be beat in the country. and
I will make it to e purchaser's advan to buy of me.
‘ Don’t go out of town until you have ked at my stock.
SECOND HAND “GUNS 0F Ill. KINDS.
Repair work called for and delivered free of charge.
LUTHER WRIGHT,
Ger. Indiana In. and Funllln 8h. ' m WE.
stain-mimetic Summer School.
"'"” scum muss miner,
reams bui'l loll'l'll NORWALK as
Stamford. Conn.
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