looking through our stock. Thoso wh
. Yod will not trust yourssli'
l'J-.'.
fairly if .. you buy trillion ,
o invoice. .. my. it w
best stdck ever shawn in the two do cities. It stands head and
. shouldersabovc all other stocks in town-min variety, in richness
and elegance, and for low prices. All our Garments lire perfectly
pricefi quite so low.
ll
cumin “samurai
, FIGURES ’I‘AK EN FRO! THE TOWN
REGISTBAB'S 30035.
. In. honour: Record Shows all Increas-
“ light Over tbs Conespnndlnl Psrfnd
Lust Ysar~A Oonparstlvsly Small nsstls
flats.
Tho following is the mortuary record
{ for Sopmbar. taken from the registrar‘s
backs; 3
Y. M. D.
Sept. L—Cornslla M. Webb, 8. 8.... 00 ll a
2.—.l. ll. Monro“. Rowsytcn... l a
§.—Mary E. Wilcox, u. N. ...... 50 2 29
Emma a. Senior. s.’u.... s u
6.4... A. Macley. Winnlpaukdll 2 B
ll.--Frodurich C. Hoyt. a. N .. .lil ll 6
ll.—.\lary A. Lynn, S N ......... 00 l so
ll.-—Wllllum P. Smith. S. 8....52 7 0
l2.—)latlldu L. Jennings. S. 8.51 10 28
ll ~Bridget Sullivan, is). N..." .74
lb.-—Ialac Scllrcl. If}. N. .. . . .01 2
17,—Palrick Controls. 8. N ...... ‘2': ll
Ill—Mary A. Aiken. allvsrmlncd'o
l8.—Malry E. Lockwood. ll 47 7
IBwr-Eflfienu Boson 8. .. .23
. I9.—-Cbarlss ll. Wilson. a. 8 ..... ll:
, 2l.——liercklan Smith, E. 8,. All
2 —Florence l lacs, 8 .....
Z) ~Msry Maruorliz. S. N... .
25r~Dont M. dclfcndonca, S. 8.25
_-
..
cs
25 ——Eloanur Watson..8. .. . fr 3
fl} —Nettio C. White, 8. 8. ...... l 13
m.—-Gsorgc W. Morrlnrn,8. N ..81 2 <,l
$9.~Edna8uller.N...... 4 2')
aha-4.1. W. Uruzler, Wlnnlpnnk .43
aft—Amanda M 0lmstcad,ka.'fll 0 'f
ill—aloha D.Tlfr,fl. 8.... ..... 3 ll ll
alt—John bay-dams. 8 l
mrlfaunsh IL Olsen, 3. N .....
Total uumhcruf do .tus, 29.nn increase
of eight over September. 1892. The total
number of deaths so far this year is 281
This represents an annual dcathwato or
17.4 per 1000 inhabitants on the basis or
20,000 wpulntion.
A Wlllilb IN THE Phillllalrll'lllllll. '
A South Norwulk than who Is than ertcs
ol the flu; Wurld'u Fair.
Colonel Leslie Smith, of South N )I‘-
walk. like many other patriotic citiZens
of Connecticut. is seeing the RIgIlL-l at
the Worlds‘ Fair this weak Writing
from Chicago to THE Suxrlxsl. he says:
"I took in the Transportation building
and the Agricultural building yesterday
To ride around tho buildings on the rail
way is worth the expense and trouble or
a trip from New York bare: the view is
simply grand. 1 him: just returned
from an inspection of tho Midway Plats-
ance, and had a trip in the Form; chel
The view from the highest point (260
feet) is simply unprrccdentcd A gnu
tlemu sitting Blllngnldv‘ of me said, 'I
the day was clear! believe I could soc
Texas '
"To marrow is Chicago Day at thr
Fair, and the city Is rushing great pupa
rations to celebrate it in a grand style. I
understand all stores are to be closed, to
give the employee an opportunity to
visit the Fair and it is expected that
there will bc qmtv n jam.
”In the Transportation building l ex
amined hrcomotrve 999 of the New York
Control, and it is undoubtedly the finest
one in the world. To give you some
ids-of its immensityJ would any thin
the driving whrcls are cighty six inche»
in diameter. The engine and londur
Carib solnoo pounds. This engine. with
attain of cars. ran a nail» on May ll.
1m, in thirty twu seconds, or at tho-
nts of 112 5 100 milcs an hour. The en-
gine. tender and train of cars weighed
in ma... , -
scour. who will his
‘l‘hay Simply I)" up and our uni-.1 out
at tbs Way Unrll Wanton.
anlllw (lrcuury was down In Port
Chester a whilu ngo, wriIr-s the Kuwait:
oormpondvnt of it Now York Sunday
ppm win-n the New Yorkers not lo
chafing him ab rut Connecticut Yankm
and mule the amnion thsr mlilm s ft
lbs Nutmeg lusts rarely tire to be very
old This critical tlm doctor. and ho
prosesdad in his quaint way to disallow
M minds of tho idea that Connecticut
Yaskasssrsshortliml. its wId lllrl'n
of us who had lived burn more than a
ssutnrymml who. in spito of their yms
mum outrun. oulfhdrt and generally
, in- any New York" who draws
bomb, and he wound up by telling
Ilium tho Milieu“ of a cor
lain distriowtlrautmry Plains-who
usvsr die. According to the story.
the ism-r almply dry up and
auburn «rutof Ins way in the gamer.
when an dropout srlsrs rewarding:
ancient boon m. for inst-nor. those
old Worm mm down. stalled out.
tau-m watt-r and thus rrstolod to all
shalt rm "mot tardy and lnnllecl.
Whoa they its" aim the dulled infor-
i
Awning his
also mgr-atrial? and In?“ the
putt-.t .mmor
mum and returned to his boa
m w.
W
. “Millillmini.
ribbons Hurlbnttmf filamford, in
"WWW a... .. t...
, I seems
, M idfs ytmsmt child died at
. ”stimuli. TM truly was
to mini. rm for lstsrn
.LWfillu-ahsspsrchsssdtg:
I": bksfdcaotlln.h.
- lb... our w..
l fl. A“
it May Basalt luntmngrcss of tits Ilvs
Control American llapnbllcs.
All but one of the presidents of the five
republics of Central Arum-lea burs withln a
abort time or roused a desire for the forma‘
tion of a for oral union. under which the
several governments may exist together in
harmony and maybe relieved from those
tivll and interrspublicau wars which have
bought so many evils upon them. The
question via of the highest interest totbc
countries concerned, and it. is attracting
notice in thc diplomatic circles of all the
governments with which these oountrlen
have political or commcrclnl relations. Our
own rclutlona with Central America an
blghl y important and are always under con-
sideration in the stain department.
There is on authentic report from Man-
agnaihal. the new government of Nica-
ragua has formally iuvited the other ro-
publlcs to unite with it as members of a
great Central American federation. to be
established upon broad principles that shall
ho mutually acceptable and shall be main-
taiucd with all the power at the command
of the parties in interest. President Zslllya
recently sent a diplomatic agent to Gunte-
mahl to promote this object, and it is un-
derstood that the agent, General Bacs,
received asatisfactory amount of encour-
ligament. Tbs would this case had! doubt»
less been communicated to our-government
by Dr, Horacio Guzman, the Nicaraguan
minister in Washington. The constituent
miscmbly is now in session at Managua,
and the federal project is to be laid before
it by chnyn, whose party was succenful
in the August elections. There is, of
course. always danger that the project will
cud in smoke, as the country is never Info
against revolution. but. if President chays
shall be able to retain his power in Nica-
ragua be will surely adherwto his cherished
purpose of organizing: a federation of I?
publics.
It. was believed at one time that the gov-
ernment of San Salvador would present an
insupcrublc obstacle to the carrying out of
the federal project, but this opinion has
been dispelled, at least in some mensnrc. by
President Ezets. lie denial-u that he does
not stand in opprrsltiun to the idea of
federation and merely objects to the meth-
3d of it that has been proposed. lie desires
tlrnt‘hc Central American capital shall be
established in his country, and be demands
certain other concessions which cannot
easily be granted by the four other govern-
ments. He recently bclda conference on
the subject. with tho Snivndorcan military
lemlsrn, and it has born ascertained that
neurl y all of them regard the project with
disfnmr, holding that the country should
always maintain an attitude of complete
independence and aliould refuse to submit
to thc dictation of other powers in any mnir
ter whatever. President Erato may be
able to overcome than. obiocdous before
the meeting of the general Central Ameri-
can congress.
The government of Guatemala. both un-
der President Barrios and his successor.
President Reyna. has tnkcn ground in fa-
vor of the federation. In a recent Inter-
view Prcsidcut Reyna spoke hopefully of
tho prosper-t of forming it. saying that it
must be founded in a peaceful spirit by
peaceful means. and that allowance must
be made for tha prejudices and predilec-
tions of all the countries consenting to its
formation. The pa ulntlon of Guatemala
areunxlous that the garland congrats of
delegates shall be convened as soon as pos'
sible and will be represented in it by fed-
erntlonists of a progressive kind.
The government of Ilrmdurns is even
more desirous of federation than any other
government. excepting that of Nicaragua.
The newly elected chief of stats, President
Vasquez. whose predecessor in office was
General Lelvn. has glvnn his views on the
subject in direct language, and he has the
backinnof tbs llondnraslan congress. llc
loan satiric and determlnrd pollticlanmud
itia not improbable that. he will tnksa
lending part in the now inchmmt for the
reorganization of the public system of Con-
trnl America. '"
Very little in Room; here concerning tbs
attitude of the government of Costa Rica
toward the project. but there an: reasons
for be] loving that that. country will not stand
aloof if it be found that a federation can be
peacefully constituted. l’midcnt Rod-
riguez. is not unaware of the couraeof evenla.
It is concclvslrlcthnt the rrojcct of fod-
erntiou triuy bo carried lntoc out soon after
the mmblngc of the congress of Central
American rupubllca. It will lint be a now
shy in the hisl cry of that partcf tho world.
Seventy ymru can a federation won them
fornu-d which lasted for to yearn, and sub-
somwntly l hero \vorc uwcrnl attempts to re
rstabllnh it. one of which was in rats, wbsn
the firs countrlu hcldacnufcrcncs. in which
the prospect: wcro hopeful for a time, but
which closed without sccnriiut the desired
mult.--Wasblugton 0km New York Sun.
'I‘hs Ireland football ‘I'rlclrs.
Tho mnln lntsmrt in tho tactics of fool
ball in the coming tic-non content about thr
Dcland trick», in which Harvard support
on plarc such trust. Of these. the nowcrl‘
ebrated flying walks in tho only one that is
proudly understood. in lbs tackls W
and the out» or two namslcss tricks that
were publicly utlompled last fall the play
era wr-ro so rim-1y bunched that it was lm’
usihlc to mskn out thslr working um.
y. The im of tho tricks was sparing.
momwsr. iii-cause, though they bad sno-
cssdsd mummy when trlsrl by the liar-
vard tram against its necond slsvsn. and
oven in some cases who tried by tbcsecond
against the first clown. it was feared that
the could not brf‘ssfsly worksd against
Ya c. This yrsr their reputation issuab-
llshrd. Mr. {Maud ls ltncmflo havs tab
ulatcd am so plays, each with its counter»
lay. and b has already lunch tllns
a teaching hm totlts Harts slam, so
that the Mt season will doubtlsas pron
udrsmatlcla its snrprlsss as the push--
Outlns. m "Wm-“
Innis 1!in and In flint-no.
Wampum of Germany has not con.
(med tbs nrdrrof tbshoassot circa-ol-
lm upon the candle: Ernst “cannon
Warts“. thus adding another to the many
“notations sfrudy MI! by tbsdlstln
lsbsd tmslsr u and author.
bubsvsllcrm is “It nab-Moi that
quasar-m taverltscf lbs lsk musical
world. More. Italic Book W is
' GEVLON.
Oh. this hsanilful island of Gsy
With lbs coconut trees oaths
It is abs liks a pear with the pool on.
And surly lion in at the sure.
And Kandy is silent (yoqlssk Gertie!)
Evan who it is spelt with a R.
And tbc words an chonrful and dirty
and dress in a comical way.
Here comes a particular dandy,
With two earrings and half of a shirt.
Ho’s considercd the swcll of all Kandy,
And the rest of film‘s covrrcd wlth dlrt.
And here comes tho balls of thuclty.
With rings on her delicate loci.
And eyes tlmtars painted and pretty.
And a Jewel that shakes in her- nose.
And the dbar little girls, and the brothers.
And the babies so folly and fat.
erldc on tho hips of thclr mothers.
And as block as I gentleman‘s hot.
And the unwr llttlc hvnpa of old women.
And the abnvcn Buddhistlcal priests.
And the lake which the: worshipers swim in.
And tho wagons with curious beasts.
’l‘hn tongue they talk mzntly is Tamil.
Which sounds you can hardly tell how:
It is half like the scrcnm of a camel.
And hnlf llkc llrc grunt of a now.
-i'hllllps Broolu.
LOVE Tuiiiiirns.
Without his red necktie Mr. Solomon
Bogus would have becninsignlllcant. lfnot
an absolute nnncntity. but with it hobo-
corneal oncc pompous. bold and sugar
give. involuntarily his chest expanded bo-
ucath it. until it stuck out. like a drum
major-'3. and the whole splendid nggregr»
tlon of necktie, shirt front and bosom roan
and fell with deep self satisfied undulations.
Decidedly Mr. Solomon Bogus, with his
toilet duly performed by his valet and his
commission as first functlounry to this lord
mayor reposlmt Illllllly in his coat pocket,
was a pcrsun upon whom the awestruck
looks of ordinary people were bestowed
with the more reason as norm of thcm ever
saw him in the privacy of his chamber exist—
ing without his teeth, and his hair, and his
left use. and his red necktie.
Another fur-t that went a long way with
tho ordinary people was that Mr. Solomon
Bogus, besidcn his honorable position and
the emoluments incidental thereto, was
the possessor of a vast amount of property.
ilc had so many lronaas that he had to em-
ploy threc agents to collect the routs and
look after the repairs and abuse the neu-
anur. all his own spamme- bring consumed
in his charts to have his tam rcduccd to
about half what they should have been in
the regular order of things.
The house which he himself inhabited
was a very wonderful structure of iron and
alone and hm», altogether suitable as a
place of residence for it man of his cxnlit‘d
station and means, being finished inside
most exquisitely and equipped with every
modern oontrlvauce for making existence
endurable and giving employment to
plumbers and lrcllhnngera
But there was, in spite of all this. mag-
nificence, a thorn in lbv- flesh of Mr. Solo-
mon Boggs. .
Ila had admrgbtcr.
This fact, considered in tho abstract,
should be regarded rather as a blessing
than otherwise. But when it is tnkr-n'into
consideration that this young Ind. “mum
homely nan hulrilwndcd plwusaut n..d l ad
lived, in npilc if her fliUilt‘)’,lt)II1l‘l.l-l‘-llf‘3
ago of sewn and thirty withontusuitur for
her bond the chagrinof Mr. Solomon 130ng
can bc understood.
Beautifylnrt compounds of every tic-scrip
lion had been applied to tho unresponsive
countenance uI Miss Elizabeth Briggs with-
out the faintest shadow of success. The
renders of the compounds, fearing that
some harm might bu done to the reputa-
tion of their wares, sought to dcfcnd them
by saying that they couldn't be t. xpcctetl to
turn a witch into n horns and Wen: nbout
with thonlr of [armors who had been dst ply
lnjurcd and whoac confidence haul been
abused.
Therefore when Mr. Solomon Boggswent
down to his office to pick his teeth in his
capacity of first functionnry he generally
boron heavy hwrt along with him. Dur-
ing the day he was frequcntly occupied
with schrrm s for lhodisposal of his daughv
tcr in monk-gr,- nnd saw in every man be
tut-t s poroibls ion-in-lnw who would lift
from his soul the burden that opprcsucd it.
But up to the thirty-scvrutb year of his
daughter's rxlslcncs the only man who
had wooed her was a gentleman from Mar
loo. who. just in the nick of tints, was found
to possum three other win-s.
tic mrmolrtcdnod irritated did Mr. lloirga
humour that little by little hianllbordlnutell
became filled with fear and unculncu and
scarcely vt-ulurml to raise thrlr eyes before
him last they ahould roll down upon them’
aclves some t-lmllltlou of temper and a db
charge from rhvlr altuatlona l’cnnyboy,
tbs cblrf clrr it. «boss duly it was to do all
the work that lrbould havsbcon dons by
Mr. Bogus himself and to scottt‘r over his
dealt awry morning a hugs mass of papers
to malts it look rnr though the first tune
tlouary WM n usrrlllc man of buslnsu, bo-
gautotblnk serious! of «signing volun-
tarily, to sari hlnm tbs in of a dis-
mlual, and of crtahllshlnu w tb his saving:
a small cigar stand on tho corner.
Pcnnyboy and Mr. flow had at onetime
got along «vitally together. but the for-
um having lot out in ‘sn unguarded mo
mat that be was alt-only a martial man
and tho fslhcr of twins their intimacy had
drifted into coolness with tbs greats». rm
lrlll .
p in a secluded atmf. when» locking: were
to its obtained at a ridiculously low it re,
and when tho principal frsluros o tbs
lsndsca consisted of washed cloths hung
outta ry turd clouds of soul: emanating
from tho chimneys, llvrd James Prrukc.
Rlabtlcrosu ths court from Jamesl’o
Inks llrsd Mai-gum flufflnn. and batman
than thrrs oxisiul a romantic feeling that
MM to sylvsn was and babbling
brooks and was mtlrcly not of plans is
such a locality.
Janis! Peron belonged to that unfon
taunts class of who are poor. but
. lls brill arm infsrlcr pnsltlonla
throats.
Butthslorstmulusdmdm
inclusion-tourist s hrssdssdlrstus
animal. the last of musicianship
dssdbslsglbsonlzdrsw
manna». f
Induces-mat by
mercurial.“
as torus! lssplss
. 1”,
chanced to get his foal. wedged in batwecn
two ‘pavlng storms so tightly that he could
shaped, correct instylc and length. No Such collection of exclus-
ive Styles can be soon anywhere, and nowhere will you find the,
1
Inc hour in I: ve
not raw it out again.
James Parnlre, happening along and II.-
lng the predicament, bacterial tolendhls
assistance and soon nuccccdsd in will
the foot frat again. for which act of ill «
nus Mr. Bogus bestowed a smile upcnblrn,
and then. acting upon the conulaut lmpnlss
which pomsacd blur. invited blur in his
house to talus dinner and maetl hi0 daugh-
tcr. ‘
James being a gentleman. albeit poor.
bowed with much uracc null accepted. ‘
The acquaintance thus firmed grow
space, and it was not long before ho was a
regular visitor at tho house of tho flm
functionary and was thoroughly posted
about everything thou-in, including Mina
Elizabeth Briggs. As the frequency of his
visitsincrcimd the heart of Mr. Solomon
Bonus boot high with hope. lllsdclneauor
was no longer fierce. Slowly but surely
tho'flshwns nibbling nt.lbs hook, and it
was only a matter of cnrc,prudcncc and
thus when it should he successfully landed.
But all this time tho heads of James
Perukc and Margot-ct Mullins were filled
with awild nnd dcspcrntc schema.
James, when he vigtcd Miss Bogus. as-
sumed n lm‘crllko familiarity. Ila ntteml
tender nothings. llc allowed his band to
aim! idly over the buckof her chair and
sigiml dlsnrnlly M he spoke of ‘thc‘ (hearth:
dons distance that separated him from her.
All thin was duly imparted by Miss Elin-
betlr to her father, and he agreed with he!
that the only thing that prevented an
svowsl on the port of Junior Prrnkc was
his dellcutc recognition of his poor estate.
Docldedly that obstaclc must be removed.
A word to the honorable ths secretary of
tho coastwisc trade from his friend, the
first functlouury of thc lord mayor. would
set everything to rights.
“Your car. my lord." said Mr. Solomon
Donna at the first opportunity. and an a m
suit of what irewhispcrcd into it the u-
sistnut sz-crrtnry luur'lcd a bulky document
to tho t‘uFtrxlinlie-l of twin and impressions.
who put it stump on it and hnnrlnrl it in his
turn to the CIllt‘I of the sixtyllrat division.
The chief of the hlxly-Ilrsl.Illl'lhiull imme-
diately waiurl upon Jflillt'il I’i-rtlke,wbo
out at Illfi‘l‘ak copying n rvport submittr-d
by tho curnmnrzrli-r of the Ninth brigudo to
this first lord of tho shut lower and in-
forrmd him that he, had been cradled act"
ontccnth inspi-rlurof tho royal lnkstnnd.
Ilc imparted this information with n rung-
nillr‘onl. bow. and drawing forth tho com-
mission.dulysenlml and luscribr-d, prom-ut-
cd it,
Seventeenth inspector of tho royal luk-
Blind!
For a moment James, I’erukc's head
swam, and ho was cntirr-ly tumble to grasp
the situation. it in. so lmmcnsnnrhly
shows his blight-st expt‘clullons. The chief
of tho sixty-first dlvision himself was a
writable pygmy in comparison.
All soon its he could collect his sum-cs
James starlcd to Mk the f‘bll'f if he might
absent him»)! for tho day, but remember-
ing the station lu- izmv held he looked bored
instead and n~:.rn:‘i.t-d:
"I think -:l\~.~ i think l will ,zo horns.
Plcaso Conn-y my rrgnrds to Izw lmnomhlo
tho sccrrtury of tho Unhill’lnt‘ trade and
tell him lrhnll call to pay my reaprcls to:
marrow "
Tbc chirf ofthn rixty-flr’stdivisioubowed ‘
olisclpilnurly.
Then Janice i‘rrnko wont out into the
street and lrrulml u humour.
“Drive mo to ill kind court? mid ho to
thnrlrivr-r. and away rattled llwculrtnits
destination.
All this limo Murmur Mullins wnsqulctr
ly pursuing bi‘rqlrouwhuld vomtlons nu.
conscious: of ‘10 grunt cvr-nts that worn
transplriug.
Suddiuly tho limit-was limit; violently
opt-trawl lu vzmc James, the HVt‘llil‘l'llIh
inspector (I l’.» royal inkduud. ilrt‘allt
less, cxultuuf. happy. in a trio: tlwsltul‘l-
tion won or: ' .iuul mwl lhc amenity for
prompt ncti , >1 "1|I)‘ rwn, 'l'lu-rnllwus
waiting Nth-win.» \luvyurel muupslaln
Loput on her l) mu :‘nrl v rm»: lurk look-
lug-o awm l uml Mn .15.: : : '1 pl'r'lll)’ that
James I’rruln r. it u r: w 'm llu‘lll run
down blur... r ”rm-r ' i mono out. at
the lip-w! fur lln‘. i. .ll‘r' ..
And now min-z l iv .‘ n :zlnovcrthc
household and ‘ll'l’v -u of l'olumtln
Bangs. lllly nilv ."l'::'.‘ un.’ by. 3.1 Jamil-s
—Jnutcs who was 1 . mar r. lilinalwllr did
not coma ’l'ht- old alumni :lml ”whim-holy
acttlcd nveruvcrythinq. I'vlr:.l‘lmy I‘l umvml
his purpnat- of guilt: into tho tolurr'n busi-
ness and ileum to malw inuulrir. for a
suitable chirp. .
Aunln Mid uuuin did Mr. Bogus go up to
tho ofilcn- of Mir sl-vrrrtcvnth frmpcctor of
thc royal lulu-loud. but an inflr-xllrln nt-
tcndaut said All. l'rruk‘l- was cllgitl‘tlll llllll
could not ln- ililr-l'l‘llplwl rmdvr any clrtllllll'
stout-en. ’l‘lru lira! funv‘tlonnry was in de-
"..
.m
spnlr.
Flnnlly 'i‘hn llnily ’l‘crmaunnt came out
with u graphic account of n “or-goons»
caption uivru luythuwlfcof tlrsllnn. Jmous
l’cmkont which noble pvmmn wrrv prov
nut in grout. monitors. Mr. Solomoullogra
read it while ho was at brunkfnrt and
nwoonul. An soon as hccauis tohls sunsc-
hs hastened to tho honorirbln the inventory
of tho coastwiac trade and demanded that
James Pmrlro'n rotunda-ion be revoked.
Tho lurnnmhlr wmfsry looked grave.
[is was afraid it couldn't bs dour. Thus
pnlntmcnthmibwnrnmlc and confirm .
and tho occumint of nuvh a high affirm as
that of uvnutwnllr inspector of tho royal
lukstnndmuldnot bu lnlnpemlwlth. It
would bc’loo dangerous. 'l‘lrun ha dropped
hlr voice to n confidential whiaprr and
spokn of tho pvril of unpopular l‘l‘fll. fissi-
ly it was it nmfwr in which its mmtdrclino
to interiors.
With an will“: hum Mr. Bolmnon
Bonita withdraw and turned bin llt'pl in
tbs flirtation of his own plum of business,
"What a‘rs you doing. airf" he demanded
fiercely of ’«nnyboy on his arrival.
"Nothing in rurrtlcular. sir," said l‘rnny—
hog'ln much trvpldntion. '
r. Bogus glared at film savagely.
"holiday in partlculsrl” ho bowlcd.
limiting hlsdrnk with his list. "You arc
always doing nothing in particular. Do
you snppmo that you are going to draw
your mlnry inl‘tlnlmg nothing in particular!
list out of hm. alrt"
Pennyboy rmfnlly retired. It had come
at last, but tho shock was mam than II.
but Ollilcipullefl.
When ho had gone. Mr. m sat down
in his chair and immoral.
”Inf tho mammoth inspector of tho
Mullhkstaud. hs mnslnsdln tho enjoy»
sisal. of hlshlah office and permits ssh
:3, tin‘ actual inspirrloa of the lnkstalsd
hit ultr‘nllwl to by all Mulligan MM
nests who lvnnlml ll out and rsllllsd it
am cunning, and was paid slzpssss s
for dram wilillcitflfl“ Tim.
”malaria“
mom-mam lust-tram.
at “will naturism-oral m lbs
Walnut »
' was Austin lelllnn. tho famous hermit of
“hc' cable from: truths to his past he himself ~
w a ‘
Hale’s
. BillllllAl. .
(him All
lflffil TllilllBliS.
. Vlcornor ,
Mainandllallhs.,t
Norwalk. _
Telephone tall. 57-4.
.Ivfifi'iiih
turns."
STRANGE HERMITS WHO HAVE AT-
TAlNED NOTORIETY.
Tho “insular Creatur- Who Vrcuuonu “to
Wllds of Plin- County. I'm—lurks Coun-
ty's Female Ilarntlt—flsrnlt Coo of tho
Btrwnry.
“Ilernl have lit'rd for 40 years. and hero
Ihopu fodic, I «out no other company
than lIlf'lle wmlds m: 1 mollumlm 'zivc me.
All I risk of my follows is lhul tlwy will
leave me to follow in mace my own desires."
The man u ho npolzr- in this curious may
Pike courtly. l’n.. the piano, the entrance
to bill born". a. :lllll” null gloomy cave in
the densely womb-d mountain a dozen
miles or so from Ililllflulul'n, the sleepy
little village rm in il known to low-rs of the
stream and alum.
A curious and striking firmm is this old
hermit, now for [mat M; frntures sharp.
form thin and still crrct. cyo-s keen and
glittering and huEr and long flowing board
as while on tho midwintcr snow. It is now
54 years since ht- mulls his appearance in
Piks county and purchnrwd usmoll farm
near Blooming: Grove. No one kncwwhero
wnsns silent on thr- grave. "a had no vis-
itors, he lived Mono. and hls brief vislla to
Milford were low and far between.
Those who mm:- in contact with him
found him a man of education and suprrior
intdllguucc, inn ho quietly rvpcllmlall nt-
tempts to Irr-‘I't in upon his solitary ill»,
and lit the rod < f u for: yours sold his form
and went to but in n care on the adjacent.
monrrtnlnsidv. iIorc upon a. tirnon party
of lunfcrs found him one cold winter's
day stricken with (who and slowlyatnrv-
ing, The good pwrplt‘ of Dingman's.
whonr‘n ho vars lulwn. {turn him lender
mrr. and wlrwr he rccovcml he went back
to his homo on the muunluiuaidt‘.
Herc. aftrr tho inpu- of many your-s. be
mu found luyrv-lulir'w from (honorarium,
who had lunumuuhr for him in vain, They
lmought him to rrrnrrr to his old cash-m
from. but without Mull, and lifter provid-
ing for his wants lhry II fl. him to follow
blastrungc mid mlilnrylifr umlislurlml.
Ill-fore tbcy loft flu-y told the inquin-ralhc
tourhiuu s: ‘yvl‘ Sin-ldun's lifv. .‘vlfll’l’li‘d
to r. bountiful Kill uhmu Ilt‘ lvudcrly luvml,
Ilf‘!‘ andrlcn «both a low weeks tailor their
wedding day rmulc him henceforth I
churned m..r -llc lzrrw silom and moi-me,
and aftt-r u for mou'ha will Ills “gm-ply in
Connecticut and di crpptxwvd.
In the wil¢i~ of HM county he found ihe
eolilutlc llful . rt in so much doalrol. curl
thrrc, with him llildo ushis only companion.
urn for one brief pcriod, ho has since rs
alrhl. liizrht years n20 ho nunln fell sick.
mutfmuul as future by hunters. was taken
tollinmuan‘s. liiu alr'rl‘ mnro from Con-
necticut in nurw~ him. and win-n his lrt‘nltlr
want-natural pvmrmlwl l..m lozn‘conrimny
horhmnc llu;tlminbuilt;forhiscnvenml
tin (1’)“th lolilr ’r' ram-:1 pmwrlfl ton . 'rnug
to u-rrsistml, uni .r frtvluunllh' timr found
him bulk in I: “I‘ll? (lmwrr Ironic. \vliicl.
hesuhl lu- >l.- Jul HUNT louvl- uu'riumnd
flllw’ I.ll’lll“ rl~lllllllml has from faithfully
knpl,
Pl muslin-unit l rd until u low )‘i‘f‘J‘ ngo
twi- It'lllllll' l fits. “he of those “its
Sulliv Ktlilm‘. ‘lo livml in tho mountains
fir-1n Ilsl‘lit’il?!‘ l‘.« r . Slrvrrlrlwl
thingy-off 1.: wl f .‘ Hyuzrdivwl the lift-
of u hc-rnrlt. rot-idiot oil that limo in a
tumble flu“. :l l erl, lln- falling tirnlwrv of
“Ivil'II flun‘l“ - . lucid liw injuries which
l".l am] in v n‘u ‘r lilo I111 l lovnl :mrl lm-n
lmul in to!“ u. so ll... *H‘lfi' 11mm. by n
hand-mun ll" ,; sailor who loft llz'f'llllll
thl prmiwl ‘
r ..“'.f V.
m llw yours he would re
~Iiv r ll“ brilli-
.. Y,"\'f r I‘llillli'il. furfht’
., viii min ilio sl’rvh'r‘ (if
3 vvl in n From-h prison
' ’ur rrlurn. ills wwt‘
- m sum-v rt‘v r urn-n, would
'l' '.
sailor Inn in?
:llroillt r' rum" :‘
iwiuru- ”Hi i)
lie-art iii-pf I
mu, r “A: - ~ 1...!» “ill: lnrlmrmi
in Ilt‘l' In». ,.r v ."4 tlvlul was found
tlu- !.r~t l :11' yr: .~ If r luv. r, fm‘: litilh
ago. \r‘ritlrn jwt Iv"'l\' ls" Iliml. rho was
a finer-hot. :rrul rE- , :: liw winlrr rnonlha
hrrlJlleIu: ' iii if pum- lrrouiclrtdown
by Iil'l' Hum; ~z Milo. hiri- lrrnl in tho so
cir-ty vl' l , H“ -::n l ulo.'~,i.f u‘irirh who had
n uu-wrlv 1;. Arr-.rul «from control N'l‘fl
for your: 1w livrrlulv III"! rmlvlwr Whitby
and sin n,-
Four or the your no.) ”in xwoplc of Now
Yorktnllml for u rlny‘nlmut tho army of
Ilrrrnif f‘vu of lbn llcmory null till it forgot
It. A do u 3 lulr-lirt'ful'uln .umrd f'm'.lb.tl
brim; llw unnu- ho was Lurrrvn by, hard
lJlILQ‘Il ll;! ldl r Whom-hi n llowrry Wining
llu mu Ilu N mull vrry prior, lull paid Illi
Mir prnmpllv nod-wot rt Il'Wt‘l‘lllM ouch
day for foul. lli- um. «.mrnwlrlld llll'lllil'n.
mnldwinlom In dint-n lulu t‘llllt‘rl‘ulllfltl
find rnrwly h'if hi i hi on. Wlwu hr dbl, ho
always curtiwl \rllh him it brunt porn-r
M‘kll‘tn’. I‘lnnllviw i. ll sick and Mistaken
If) n Ilrlalrlllil. '
Whrn fol-i 'ant I,l'I‘I-tlItIIlHI. rlx vrvl‘. Ii"
mm for .Irv'm Z? .lSw. n forrmvr frllou ludw
or. and informal him that his rml more
was flm-r nrnl that. he had rclntlvm [limit
In furrrrumrvr. l'u, IIl! nlm mode n will,
running "of" r w. hr :a-xrcutor. and imrmtn
ed to his kn-imu lb" brown pripvr put-Lora
behind so lmazet'onidmi with jonlousr'nrl’.
‘I'hcdny following M : lIl'flIll llllllr-rupvur-d
tho purl-.mzo nod l 'ml. to his mlouiulr
l‘llt'fll. ill-d it Mumford ovcr I‘lllm in
grlv'nlvu l. .
Anaconda rl’m. ml rlu- fwrtrrll'-. trims
Illomrl 11ml Ili'\ ~ >rl urmllmlc of ‘i win cnl~
ll‘xvnml foul w v‘wd lmill low nod unwil-
cllw. lung 1": a find i .. :m,‘ «lllrtiw publish-
Inulmigu» . with I,l‘rIll’"'Il€‘f’, but furl In
limo round with u: n lfi'lWICl' and laid
dually «Mills! in ,‘s‘ut Yolk. ‘lbvrvn for
sumo unknown rm. n. f» Mil Mru'.’ his
llll‘lllilf.’ mm B' lhlt roilnu (li'l .llllI fluorlml
the squolil lid of n “will” or the, slum.»
Chicago lnfcr l lrmu.
f'nllto in a fault.
The rlrrmml rumour». fs-rlllu cs it is in
fair-chums and plnliinth-n. remlln to our
memory ndoliclolts hit of «ammo from tho
huff'llam . ourlnlr- lnmculvdmrie vr‘ill‘ist.
no tlmrnclrn ,1 no husband (a rzmvlldnto)
and his wife. to», no. the ogwnmuntry. ihl
the hm new. it call.
"thtll "W arc llklisl
”1! ill” l‘rlft‘.
"Yet. for», Tim imam-of tho cuff luurc
of my run-r. lnfiwmlal elmm"~v0bnri»
varl.
off your but i"
”nothing to fuck forward To.
biliary—r in timid-s: World the rich mail
will sfi’f lmm the humorous.
IIM law so? lir- can't fairs his
Norm , . ‘r...
harden. ~ . mom natural blown «to»
Aaflltlll mnwsshflhsnlsptk
units will lt-t him standard Field's
Wm
A Ours For .anmmtmbullnm.
A young lady at school became a soul-
unruhullst. h‘hu mm- from bed and walked
in her :decp. l lvn» taken lnmcouaultatloo
and augurslcd Vlui Hrs . ”ominous, ranch as
aedmlve-r. .1“ ping drum. and network
to put. around rho lml or night. All, how-
ever had bum triwl in this instance in
vain. I than thought. for it little and hit
upon the followlngt plan:
I dirvctsd her nightdress to he sowed up
of. the foot, so that it formed a largo burr,
null then I hml this illt't'l'("a lengthened at
much that (tiltll show, of II' going around
the body, rrnched the from, rrlmrc it met
the other rim-w, and was anomaly fastened
loll.
The wholn dross wan lomrc. but the long
sleeves prnwntrd the hands from bcing
used to get rid of the dress, while from the
end lie-lug scum up tho {cut could not be
uscd in pruun , nil)“. At tho homo time the
dross frtcly pvxrnlttod the waiver to roll
about from Milo. to sidc in her slumber.
Night comp. and our charm: ,r'clircd to
bed in her m-rv {angled nightdruas, with
which rdro mm amused. ’l'ln- usual hour for
the night walk come. [for uttt-udunis were
strictly enjoined not. to stir. rlhe raised her-
self us lrsunl in the sitting posture, then
stood upright and commenced to walk.
The sccuud Ht'll Was it trip, for lhc foot he—
Illnll hold tln-irollumof thclrugiu which
she stood. Slll‘ stumbled. fell forward and
livokc and mm put lulckintobed.whcro‘
she soon fell ash-op.
And now come it curious change in the
phases of the, nfllictl-rl. Slit: would still rise
from bed each night, but. made no further
attempt lo-mrlk l’ln before. She would
stand crept, nail 1.111:an thc limos perfect
ly rigid spring straight upward from the
floor illld thun dunno about the room. This
shn would continue until thoroughly fa-
tigued and II)?" retire quietly to lied to
sleep. lnnr glad in odd (ht-case coded in.
perfect curs.»--l’rar=ou's chkly.
Spruring Seals.
Unlike the whilv luen. thc Xi-nh Bay
(\Vushiutzlmrl Indians tnkv tirrutlrf thuir
seals with the spour. Lam: [wl‘zli‘llcc has
mlltll‘ flu-m prol‘nitut in ils usumzd un—
lucky istlo- «:1 who pups its ln::rvl :tllm‘c
the surface mthiu ll radius of in yards
from thrir r" 1111.“. That :‘.r\‘ in skillful in
tho fllflllllh'l‘lnt'flf. of their fr'nil (hunts for n
Sioux nurrin' is «n his nimble pony. In
thcir \‘llllhi‘ Liu'y uw tlw unfit u :lvzgmrt .lmvu
bodily from uurv Cl‘llnf‘ll‘n'. Jr is light
and fragile and rides the .-v‘ 115 off the
(mini. with tho imuynncy of t!
'I'lrcrnnn- [rm rnru rout burnt in (“thy
canoe. “ill; a lung low ullz'rlml tolns
spcar Illlllllll‘. l he fll:1l'lhlllflll l.u.~hi.—i \l‘mflu'r
cynont for hi~ e-ll-rk t‘lllllnl victim. VS uh
unorr‘rux him In: srnds his durt through rho
seal. and with his line draws it. into the
bran, \vhcrc :t is clubbed to death.
They Inukc Ilnt‘ of the doubli- bomb-d
Kiln, but me uni in low, with it. ’l‘ln-ir
churn («Ilium lr-nds lhcm brynml Funny)
miles to ,scnuurll, :llld flu-y are l im 4 enabled
to run in and out at their pic-mun: llllll
avoid lhv ludvy gulps, somt’illllw- the-y
will follow the null a long way north nml
gun-rally rrluru rvnll puLd. 'l'hvir rangi-
north and mirth. on n grlwrul ruin. i-l con-
flnnl u illriu tiri- limit-l of i'upv Dranpgmimg
men: on tho north and llrny'a‘hurlmron
lhc mirth.
(if the {00 mm and youthsou tho necr-
vnliou than may lx- dividml Into tlrrve
Ulil~~Pr'-H'ltl Insult-rs. lislu-rnn-u and form
ill". 'l'lll'rl- are some who now r gt) out on
tho chm-e, lull day at llnllll'illlfl grow it fr-w
vrgctnhlw, fruits, grub». rm, while others
angle for salmon that urn alum-d constantly
to In; folrrnl in tho \l‘lllrrn “‘Illl'll mrrglc and
spin about ("or :» i’lmtery promonmrv A
strum bt‘llllt-ilr‘l‘l'ltll‘! at regular murvuls
and curriv - rm 2.; llwfrulta of lhrrr trolling
Ilium—Smith 'l'L-lmruph.
r
Dissnmlltnl tho "Niacin-r."
'I‘irrm~ flt'l hiv-ll‘v attractive uirli not out:
Sixth fllufrnvtltlnitd trninnr Yuri} mu
orrd sin-v3. mul inrmrdnurly a crow of
masculine r-ym \H'f‘t' I. \‘l-lui nr thorn. 'l'hv
girl» found n his ingrlllt‘t‘ nml friul to up.
pl-nr uuronu-rm-«l llllll quilt: oblivious to
tho.- phllmlllll‘t‘ll lulvntu'm for n. flirtn'rou
from lrvu ynnu: swolls \vhusat oppositi-
Dill all fl‘wir t [lot is in illllll'ull' of rum won:
unm‘nllilrg. 'l'lu- young rum [li‘hlnll'tl.lll|ll
the girls IJlllnllul fliliI llmhvll uncomfort-
llirlr'.
Finally one of tho girl: owned a small
altrtchlwrk nil lwrhlp, mid thrn raising his)“
uyva Nhl' guard straight M. her admin-rot»
posrm llc prflrd his lllllnlllt‘lll' and surilul,
Sim "Hill“ 15 low strokcs wrth Ilt'l" prncil in
the skrivhlm..k. I-ut IIllI unt mills. When
alto ruiml hrr rynx (unlit. ho rrrllizcd that
llhc Wm skrruhlug him. 'l'hc other two
girls walclml thi- program of lllt'bkl‘lttll
and giggled. This, with tho hilllIthlI lbs
cthcr [Llant'tlflnf‘n Wllr- murn- thou the sub-
jrt‘t of lIll‘ slum: muhl curlurn. Iicrrtmcrl
and I'l'l'l'O'uItll hhr lrpu. pulh-d his butdown
until ll. tirdvhwi his nosi- and M IMI’. rmhrd
dwpvrnlrly lulu tho until our. Win-u ha
bud unnu, llru girls clonal lhc uumlled
pupa» of tho «kmvhlmuh nml lmmhingly
throw nwrly tho hit of pt‘l’ltfll. which. when
pickrd up by mmlhrr pumngrr. proved to
hamlltsdmnidof lrml.~Ncw York (Jum-
mm'lnl AtIVt‘l‘ilwl‘.
Ilnw lllrl Tan float l'ncls “Ill.
The old L3H in .rlm naval hmm- have:
now M’llli'lllt' furnbloininu at lulaf it part
much your of tho pvnoiun to which tlmy
would Irv vnriilul if ”my worn not inmates
of tho non-rmnvut Indlllrliuu on flmy‘a
Furry mud. fly it pt'rlllinr twirl. in tho law
wlrutlutlold nurir-oK-wurmmn millt'plll thi-
lamrllts of low homo ho ls unlined insomn-
(for his pmwlou. A few knowing mm
among tho wwrnn nulls hora found out
this law dom not apply to midlan- and sail:
ors' humus in other ports of tho country,
and thry lmrzmiurmlly obtain lonvonf rib-
srncr from Illr mural home and ohlululul:
minim“ to tho hunts at Hampton, Va,
whore they rmmln for a few months nth
time. Illlrlrrltlhlu [it'l'l'l‘I they rennin! their
pctrsicn rnmrwy, moi liftlrr mmmthlnllng $1)
ortlllfllhcy nturu to the (info Ferry m
tabllshrnsnt. win-rs tbsy silly until they
have npcnt the trash and than take another
mum. icons of atheism-Philadelphia
rd.
Mann's Mlghty Volume.
The nmourt of rum passing over Ni-
saws falls- rum of course vary with tho
gum. Pitrlt'lll‘ll' W. D. Thinning, who
but spent nmrh lime and labor In making
artful ultimatum, says that the awn-ago
amount. which rumbles later the grout catar-
act for every minurn day and niubl. "yrar
in and your out." is ”will!!! with! fast.
Allowing ”it pnuuds to the cubic foot. this
would gm a total of rota» tons of out»
par minors. About twotlrirda of this whole
pans: arm that portion knmvn‘ as tho
[swims falls. 9me R. W. Thorn
son’s cranium put it at mom can mains
am «has mam. rant. Ilepullllc.
ingots"? "com for.
A “Imam Wind his d
. I‘ll!” on winning whopmrotsssl
: ‘ ’M“ tom-t immby info!
it”, no _ than walnut-
"you
Mir-r day as follows: “firm
5 W Mendy. mu m is mad
in" worming 'J“
And you will ass not only s
Host and Perfect Flttlns S '
But one in which tbs . .
Best Material is” uncommon; Darabllllyslid
usklngltthobsnraoomm Bbooln mm
EVERY PAIR wannnnrso. '* ;
(lull and exarnino them before purchasing any other silos,
H. S. BROWNl ;
i
E
E
t
5’
.5
g,
l
r
0
full back and angel sleeves.
manufacturer-5' price.
Wagons of
to wit:
iUBGllS. I’lllElillS, CilillPlES,
Whit ll. fur Qunli V
LUTHER
“Closing out" Sale ,
F
””5“ All urn
Tristram & Hyatt’s,’
’ No. 2‘ Gazette Building. Norwalk,“
In order to make'room for other goods
close out our entiri- stock of outside garments
mg Ladres’, Misscs’ and Children’s garments, Ladies’
black, navy tm and mixed goods, wrth cloth and velvet capes,
‘ . ' Misses' Garments from 12 to 18
years in plain'J-nckets and with ca 8. Children’s garment! from
1. tor). years in light and dark on ors. Every garment must!»
sold and in order to do it we will sell them at less than the,
m: u HilME AND SAVE MONEY!
All Kinds and at Prices
This season I have a superior lot of Wagons for all pnrpolol,
lor. Madison Au. and Franklin 8t.,
we have V to
of all kinds. includ-
Jackets in
HALF PRICE.
All of our new and fashionable ca '5 will be included i t
sale. at just one-half their turmer pric‘dfe ‘ a bi.
Tristram & Hyatt,»
Leading Dry Goods Store,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
SPlllilliij,
ClillS. CARRIAGE, iii) BJSIiiESS rims
and PriCc. cannot be boat in the country, and -
i will make it to the purchaser‘s advantage to buy of me. ,
Don't go out of town until you have
SECOND HAND WAGONS OF ALL KINDS.
lit‘llitil’ work called for and delivered free of charge.
a
ookcd at my stock.
WRIGHT,
South m
-
i. l.. flew a... t “and. l.
UCTUIIEB I. I393.
WINS LIA" 8011”“! NORWALK AB
FOLLDWN
l-‘mr Srzw Yuma. Full 31le lltvrs.
\. ll. ll'fi‘VAalr. ct. K.3I.-ll'l rt.
4' vii . l l
at 11.. '2?!
J5 lm'lll H” La:
vVl l.t'\. :k‘rtl
I’.‘ I." . idiot ,
'/r or . i ll vx .
'l v2. mm a: ,
fill an . l: l‘t‘l rs ,
nil M“. W
"H ox. l'. SI. PM” ,
u lb 3' truth-ides" l l" mu.
l mint-v.1»: . H Mn,
l'. Mr NM or , ml at”
f if av . d: an"
'26 rs. .u'. M‘. to llrlduport.
' M an. m mu.
W7 an. if? ac..
lfil ox. ' Incl.I
imam. ’21. M. to Bridgman.
I ll a!” ‘ll an,
'0 or. NI or...
far .11.. ll lfl Adams r1.snd ac.
dill an. “find-y» so.
Mu. ii i! an. a. nu:
”Zinc .‘ if) on. p. m.,
"today'hwaJlu o n m.
’, W d it or .
i' a llarrrronn. a. chlv: ac. Ill 5;
rovil'umum. not. has sx..lm’ on. .u
a. ll of at.
lf'on flfltffldvt A. 1—4. 32m. Dllun
I it; luff-admin. Gilm‘.
“ n . . —llll.l in. 23min. P. ”0"
"(filling a 'a 1.517.
told.“ not was
Ina norm: flaunts; ugh—l Jinn" : :1
l,
A ll m
. I2
Li).
if M,. o ..
mill rm, mm urn.
till noon at. P.
am as. am as. l u-
1. 43nd. N. n. M! sum 30.04%! at.
lit”. 3“.qu ox. ciao."
n u in ,nra . « ...
’fit. (if f. 31.. ll on! m mldslsht.
W
IIAUIDII' ”H'IIIOI.
. V . N10?" NllitWAlK for lhnhnry~
dl'ntA' dines mun; ll «5,. till Vlltoflcla
1.. air "3.1;: m m. p. m. ”not!!!”
9 . cl so. la.
fail/“Hm... rif' im- amul. Norwalh-
old an, m at. no u.. a. in“ was ac"
lingull'llacdrm. “outlays.“ an. “In;
ml an. o. m.
VII-P0! '0!" Will.
WAVE fillil’l'lf lioitWAhff-d If. an
mint a. rm. “1. p. In. floods”. 9m and
it'll my;
.. n mom a mutton a. m.
oblivion 9. rs. tinnitus. van m..1nl
brill.
tom nutritionist am
51 Wuhluton m.
Opendally from”) 13s....“ flu-I“
9. no. and on Saturday WMObl
[I’lnlcrcst allowed on Win.
AWIN EOWASH. PHIL
roux B. l'lRBlB. Visors-L
JOHN if. KNAPP. Inn-It's!
House over.
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