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CAGING A COUGAR.
It was a clear. pleasant day late in the
fall. “Just right for a fine time in the
woods." thought Will Hagar. as he vigor
oualy handled the as on the woodpile back
of the comfortable farmhouse which was
his home. It was the early morning. and
the calm beauty of the scene promiaed an
ideal day. He would take his gun and wan-
der through the deep woods that stretched
for miles a short distance to the north of
the house. He took his gun with him as a
matter of course. though it was not his
main object to hunt-that would come in
can side issue-for though he was a good
shot and fairly successful with both rod
and gun these sports were by no means
paramount with him.
Will was essentially a student and a not
urallat. and to wander for data through
the woods. essmlnin‘g and peering into cv-
erything new and strange. was his greatest
delight. Therefore his dissppoiniuientcan .
easilyhe imagined when he was forced at
length to acknowledge to himself that it
would be impossible for him to attend the
winter school at the Corners. four miles
from his home. All summer he had hoped
to be able to save sufficient money for the
necessary books and better clothing to an-
able him to attend. but thus far with only
poor success. There were few opportunities
came in view. Pcrbaps it would
sallcl . and exerting his remaining
strength the boy dashed inside. the cougar
at his very basis. There was no time to
ahut'thsiloor’ and keen iilnl out. as he had
hoped to do. and with adeapalring cry Will
sank to the floor.
J nst then ha ha nod to see the dilapi-
dated laddaratandirain the corner. With
a last effort be leaped to it. and mounting
lustlly drew himself I: on the croubeam
against which it ——uot a second too
soon either. for as he reached the top of
the ladder the cougar sprang through the
door. and with a single bound landed
, tly underneath him. hurting all his
strength. Will J?“ heavily against the
ladder. and wi a sigh of satisfaction saw
it fall to the ground. That at least would
offer no easy path for his pursusr.
The fall of the ladder somewhat discouc
carted the cougar. and he sprang back.
landing against and breaking the stick
which Will had on first entering the cabin
mk in the ground to keep the heavy door
themin.andthey sited him up and pro-
esededtotakebim in also. lie was very
green. and every chestnut they told him
tickled him immensely. After dinnarth'g
lii've'hil'n a cigar and told him other
stories. and at last one of them noticed
the old clockcntbe mantel with its long
pendulum swinging in and fro. “Now,
there iaa thing. ’ said one, with a wink at
the other. "that looks simple and BIB]. yat
notonemaninarnlllion can dolt.”
“What's that?” asked the farmer lnno
csntly and curiously.
“Why. concentrating one's mind on one
thing for any given tinic. say for an hour.
Do you believe you could watch that put-
dulum for that long and count its strokes
each time aloud?”
"i don’t believe it—l know it." snorted
the farmer.
“Maybe you’d like to bet something on
it.” ventured oucof the men insinuatingly.
“Well. I hnln’t got much.” hesitated the
farmer. “but 1'“ go you 8100 on it."
The city man didn’t think he had that
much. but he managed to find it and then
said he was ready. .
"Wait till I go and get mine ’ remarked
the farmer. and he went out a comeback
in two or three minutes wit be money.
’"l'et our friend hold the stakes.“ suge
geslad the wily city man.
“Course," assented the honest former,
and then the count began.
The old fellow kept his eye on the pen-
dulum and his tongue on the count, and at
the end of the first quarter one of the men
suggested that the other might go out and
look up the horse, so they would be ready
to start when the count was done. They
were wise enough to let the stakeholder
remain. so as not to excite suspicion.
ii
mediate Vlalsity—lleps and Ilabaps of
a Day Massed late Crisp Paragraphs.
'ncraenewsouevary'pga.
Ill Catherine Cavanagb, of South
Novwslk, is visiting her cousin. Miss
lamie lurpby. in Birmingham. John
J. Cavmtb spent Sunday there.
A hearing will be held in the Norwalk
Probate Court, at 2 o’clock Thursday af-
tcnoou, relative to the sale of a certain
portion of the estate of the late E. C.
Blaaell.
Benjamin F. Bailey, of Danbnry, wall
- knowuiu South Norwalk, has been en-
gaged by the managers of the Keeley
’ league to act for them in its interest in
this part of the state.
The door. no longer held open, swung
slowly shut. and the cabin was in almost
total darkncu. relieved only by the light
streamin A through several holes in the at
lapida ’ root. “
The cougar. nothing debuted. are t slow-
ly back from the door. his tail hing.
and his eyes, shining like two live oasis in
the aernldarkneas, used steadily on the
boy. who was clinging with all is might
tohis scanty support. Suddenly thespi-
rnal launched his body forward and up-
ward directly at Will. who shrank as close
as pcuibla tothe wall at his back and held
his breath. A moment and the suspense
was over. for the animal. with a low growl,
_ About twenty negroes from New Hav-
on and other towns attended a quarterly
conference of the A. 11.8. church in
Greenwich Sunday. The conference will
meet in Norwalk next Sunday.
Bishop Williamshaa appointed Friday,
November 10, for the thirteenth annual
meeting of the Connecticut branch of the
Woman's Auxiliary to the board of mis-
sions, in St. Andrew’s church. Meriden.
Ionday night Luther Wright's horse
broke out of it! stable and run around toearn money in that neighborhood. and “Wild M tothe l“’0'- having failed to though the old man was such an easy one going to do.
the streets. until captured by v. A. 800- 2:23;“ in]: he :ould n‘otuakany aeolian?“ reach hgr‘céium‘ig; 8:31 has: 1;; that suehathlng seemed impossible. a: Banker Hug Baxter of we run
. s at or. or.ow ng to severe on or- W‘m “900d the end of the second runner themanre— avenuesald that omas Maunin of Men-
M' A W rod blanket with WM“ tunute events following close after each dill" guiningafootbold. Once "1de “3 turned. I g
m “in“ 'a‘ “"7""! w“ 1°“ ”“1 M" other. Mr. Hagar was Just then in strait “WW" did strike the beam on "men “Go on with the count." he said. “The
Wl’lflht has been unable to find it. cued clrcumstnncea. Will hr. and “19 b0!" heart Wk within but half is where i win."
————-—- ‘h: _. “’ill was thinking of this as be walked him; but. 0 “ll ‘0 the WWW] which W ill The old man was getting tired. and be
There use four more odd Follows rapidly along. “Hi just have to miss the had succeed “1 inflicting. ”“3 ““11”“ W” braced himself. but of course he could not
term.thut's nll. lean lice my eyes open
and learn all i can by mysel . and maybe I
shall have an opportunity next winter." be
muaedas .he plunged into the stretch of
woods nearest his home.
Once among the trees his naturalistic in-
stinct swallowed up all other thoughts.
and he strolled on deeper and deeper into
the woods. completely absorbed in his aur-
rouudings. About midday he reached a
region where he had rarely been before.
and after another half hour’s walk which
took him still deeper into the unbroken
forest he came across a deserted cabin.
Out of curiosity he entered it. Though it
it had been erected some time before. when
some lumber-men had been cutting in the
vicinity. it had been so well constructed
that it was still in fair condition. There
was a heavy door still hanging on one
reply and keep up the count also. '
“lfyou'llexcuse my friend just nmiuute."
continued the man. “l'd like to have him
goout to tho bu gy with rue to fix some-
thing that’s bro en. He'll be back right
away. and we'll trust you to count fair.”
The man got up to go. The farmer kept
right on counting. but he dropped his hand
in his coat pocket and came out with nbi .
ugly looking pistol. Hanover said a word.
except that interminable counting. but he
covered them with the gun and s ook his
head warningly. They m e a move. and
they saw the self cocking mer begin to
rise slowly. and they stopped. The old man
kept right on counting. and the two wor-
thles stood there trembling.
“gall it a draw." said one.
‘ like the sickle." pleaded the other.
but the old man shook his head and kept
awaiting admission to the Home at Gro-
ton. Just assoon as additional beds can
he purchased and radiators put in the
extra rooms they will be admitted.
When they arrive there will be fourteen
inmates of the Home.
unatle to retain his hold again and dropped
bac
Finally his vindictive hate seemed to
cool with the realisation that he could not
reach the boy. and he began scratching at
the door with the evident purpose of seek-
the fresh outer air. but the heavy door
all his attempts and remained abut.
After a few moments he retired to a can
not. and stretching out began licking his
wounded paw. meanwhile keeping a watch-
ful eye on Will and growling loudly if he
made the least movement.»
As may be imagined. the led was getting
very uncomfortable in his cramped posi—
tion. Less than two feet above him was
the roof. and with the rough walla forming
the corner of the cabin so close as to barely
admit of his changing his position at all
his precarious refuge did not ofler very in~
t
A teachers' meeting will be held in
Siaplce’ High school in Weatport next
. Friday afternoon and evening. The
speakers will be G. ii. Danfortb, of
Weltfield. Man; A. B. Merrill, of New
naval; If. S. Crosby, of Waterbury, and
I. A. Warren of Collinevllle.
Owen Rice. formerly of Norwalk, was
fined 18 and coats eatsrday in Bridge hinge. As it threatened to shut him in. 7“ am on comma“, and u pm the b..." mu...
port ‘for abusive linguage 'to Officers Will wowed “0pm withutick. mwmfitbouh l“ “I“ hm Hi “There. by thunder." he exclaimed 1‘; a
' The interior.nsrcveuled by thaopen door. u” cabin“ rat. could I" “7° 09°!“ ° tone of exnltation and relief. "l knowed
Finnegan and Conroy and for resisting
arrest. When taken into custody Rice
was trying to victimize Fred Banks, of
Nerwalk, out of a sum of money.
The “coal choral festival of the vested
choir of Trinity church. Bridgeport, will
be held at that church on Tuesday crou-
lng next. The choir. assisted by
orchestra and organ and the tympanlst
of the church of St. Mary the Virgin.
New York, will render the lamented
Council’s anthem “Gallilee” and his
I. ‘ setting of the twenty-third Psalm.
._ Edwin H. Jackson,of Norwslk, is the
W .
liar. D. E. Day. formerly of Eastport,
L. 1., has been appointed by the confer-
ence to the pastorate of the If. P. church
atlforth Crumb. Rev. B. ’1‘. Tyson, the
former pastor of the North Coacob
church. ha! been appointed to Eastport
[a l. The latter gentlemen and If.
Emma Brlggs were married at the North
Coaeob church Monday evening. Mr.
Day. it will be remembered. married
flh Battle E. Fancber. of Pound Ridge.
but she refuted to live with him.
oer. now seemed to have aver: up a
onghtof gettingout. and form his cor-
w buts few feet awayglarvd liredlyst
the boy. Occasionally,to relieve the mo
noiony. he would creep slowly forward.
and launching himself upward endeavor
to reach a croubeamet owingto hi
We: repaw he always fell aborto
ouch fresh atterupt Will Wed
easier. for he noticed that. donbtlae o n
tothe lo- of blood and narrow waln- o
the cabla.tha animal's leaps seemed to lose
their power. and each time he fall further
short. Nothing daunted naps-may after
afewrnlnutes' rest bewcu again creep
slowly forward and repeat the amp.
Will wa‘smtbu: k‘epg‘kflvelyatate of
menu uul y. or coxrmlght
finally be able to reach him. heavy
log walls on either aids offered no mums of
exit.andhehadesortof ah timid
ity about descending and making is way
out through the door. Gianni n be no-
ticed bytbesmall bit of akyvisl let rough
several holes in the roof that it was getting
late in the afternoon.
A thought struck him. Perhaps he mold
get out on the roof. lie turned on his back
and looked directly above him. The wood
seemed soft and rottan in many places. and
with his knife. which fortunately he still
hadln his belt. be download to at least
make the elfort. The roof here was less
than two feet above him.
Csntioualy raising himself to a half sit
ting amnion. be m a in: a hole a‘uf.
deieu lawns .to aqueea ng
through. lift we head plied the knife.
while with the other be c nag tenseloualy
to his slander sup lie but to work
slowly and aaart t a greatest caution lest
be lose his balance and fall.
The cougar from below watched Will's
movements with evident displeasure and
WM acntinaoudy. ”manually trying
to reach him byes a band. This
discounted Will considerably. and ones
he almost dropped his knife.
After some time he succeeded in cutting
hm. brown-"ammo
us
With thlamorasacursboid hacouidwcrk
to better advantage. aadhlnplled his knife
work be had
Aftermore
halathroa thereofsufd-
holed .toaqaamahla
beenmtarially
sidedbydlseovvflugelarmaofkrotted
spctintbewuodaliitletoouaaidaof
whmhahaddrvtbrgun tloua. ifs
oitksroof
was rather unlnvltlng. with its rough walls
and nails driven in here and there. On one
side some wooden bunks were badly in med
of repair. The hard ground floor was cov—
cred with cans. empty rifle and revolver
cartridges and n large miscellaneouscolleo
tion of the motel! belongings of the former
tenants. in one corner a mu l em-
structed lltdtlei‘ led up to whath ident-
ly been a sort of loft. ’l’lnle had tied the
door. the greater port of it lying on the
ground below. The ladder nailed on a
henvylwmn running close across one one
nor of the structnrcsml it short distance be-
low thereof. This beam bad evidently
been the nuclvus of the loft and was now
the only sign of It time hm! loft mnslulng.
The sky looknl through the roof in sev-
eral places. but the strong log walls would
withstand molly a storm yet. A short in-
spection M‘lHIl lo rulin)’ Will's curiosity.
and coming out be struck of! in the direc-
tion of his home. intending toslowly pro
ceed thithtr.
A short «limincc from the cabin he
glanced upward. attracted by a large bird
slowly flyiugmnnng llwlrres. As he fol-
lowrd its nun'vnzcnlo will: his eye. sudden—
ly his glance rncmnm ml mmetlllng which
seemed to freeze the blvml in his veins.
There in u trot-.1; short disinncaln ad-
vance. lay stretched along n llmbslargs
lulmal wulcblng him intently. Will stopped
short. lie at until recognised the beast as
a cougar. and an sstmnnlimmly large one
it appeared to his startled «yes. it was far
better to avoid an encounter ll poaMble, he
knew. but there lay the dliliculty. From
the creature’s position ontbe limb. with his
tallawltchlng from side to side. ills sharp
claws sinking drill into the bark of the
tree. and hi» gloom ng eyes fixed steadily
on the boy. in- u-lmsvldcutlyon the point
of making it a wing.
Alone in no forest. faring such no on-
only. was emugh to make an experienced
banter quoll. Will stun] sunk still. HI
seemed unnlltu to move. though be well
knew tllnt only prompt ntstlon could by
any poselblllly l-m’o him. To Ilili is shot
in the winner’s present [stallion would be
almost useless. but as nothing rim: seamed
left him be determined to dre. Hhould he
fell to mortally wound his antagonist he
would be practically defenseless. for be-
lors be con d reload the animal would in
upon blm.snd the hunting knife. which
was his only halt weapon. would be but a bed
poordcfeuse.
So as nothing else Mu! apparently toht
done Will detsnulmsl lo lrmt tosluelty
shot and raised his ml... but More he was thus able to out soon.
could aim it the wager, with on unearthly away for his purpose in a comparatively
mach. bounded frvm his perch and landed abort tllno.
within a law feet of him. Wings parting glance on his mm
Not a mmucm was llmvw bemused below Willaarsfnllydrswhlrasslfthmg
with a palpitullllg irrmt the boy ma s tubal-mal- a few WNW
hasty sim and find. Thea throwing down
his n he tuna-d sharply and (lulu-din
the lrsetlon from which had some. [is
know bullet than to wait to are the onset
of his shot. and it was well that he did so.
for scarcely had haphaarudwhmhahe
came aware that Mutations-lad
killing the WW.
for a few moments after
was quiet. and streets bash Will
soothe bout in his
Mich wslcmrle alabt lost his
V W
I could do ll. Now. hand me over that
money and pay for yer dinner and the horse
feed. and say." he continued. as they hand-
ed it out. “supposiu you give me 835 extra
for Wear and tear."
They kicked, but he threatened todrive
them before his gun to the nearest town
and hand them over to the authorities. so
they gave him thew for wear and tear.
“Now. git out of here." he said. kicking
them both out of the house and calling the
dog. “and if you've got any friends that
thinks no you do. send ‘em nrouud."——Do
trolt Free Press.
Lost and Found. .
One day last week Mr. Eben Leemau of
Starks went to Skowhegsn and drew his
ion check. which amounted to about
. He went to the bank and got it
cashed. put it in his pocket and went home.
it was late in the evening when he reached
there. and then he dlscovcml that he had
lost the pocketbook. money and all.
Early the next morning search was made.
andtiiDreward was offered to the finder.
Mr. lumen remembered of having the
wallet this side of Mercer village and just
beyond the place where he had fordcd the
Sand river. 0n the third day of the
search it was decided that the pocketbook
must have dropped out of his pocket into
the river. so a large crew of men and boys
beam to search there. and about 100 rods
below the foul Mr. lineman found his wal-
let in the middle of the river lodged on a
rock. The bills were wet. but were all
ri ht.
fi'hut evening lifr. it called his neighbors
and friends together that they might re-
joice with him. for be had found that
which was lost. and gave them a good
treat.-Farmiogton (its) Chronicle.
A newaetofrnlsato housed by all
oualldlvlsionsoftbeCou-
aelidatadroadhaabasnpromulgetedand
will no info elect Wednesday. November
I. Ouarulatbatwllllntsreat patrons of
thamdisthatlfhamgalsnotpresent-
ed at the station baggage
uaaaaablatlma before the departmaol
trails. to afford time for checking.
.lvdlbiaa and recording,“ will notba
forwasdaduatllthaueattralu. Another
rulelstbatnopacksgsorhnndleof any
kind shall be placed in babyearrlafll
they are checked. without the
t of secret. act is- tbsn one
Proclamations so the Dead.
There have been delivered to certain per-
sons through the postodlm during the past
week notices whlcb. aside from their sol-
emnlty. are mnewhat ludicrous. flare is
one of them. to a former citlsan.
who lsnow.ltiahoped.iaahrttrrlaudthan
this: "You are hereby nomad that pursu-
auttothastalutslnthathahalf accertof
revision for the voters' hats for the much
cipallty of the city of St. Catharina for the
yearlflwlll be held bytha ludgaoftha
count of Lincoln at the courthouse in the
city St. Catherine on Sept. 5 at in a. m.
endyouararsqneaudtoappaarsttha
court. tor that —-- hath soetplalnsd that
your name is wrongfully inserted in the
said votora' list. because you aredaad.”-
lit. Catharine»
Ohyli. ore-re
Bias.
h‘ullaeash (wakina with a start media
haarlas mummifi—
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cuts
2‘
3
better known as
came up from Nor»
afkracoatowcrk entire
Catholleahurchstilathal.
was strained dodagtbelast
“Chaney“has quitasrepu-
dariagaadhlssklil ingesting
E
El
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5?;
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obeys. thewkiaparw
alias-rebukes. statics down stains-d
tofbeakdocrwlth bkbooty.-i’lskfls
The South American mulch Agents.
new Braslllan navy grows daily with trop-
of the United States and Brazilian Steam-
ship com
tlona in
died against four of
under the control of t a firm of Flint & Go.
from El Cirl.whare they have been]
for months. They arestauch beats. a d it
is thought that. while they are not as fast
or as well adapted for war
Cid. with a proper armam t
cope with any of the ins
Mello’a warships. with
the Aquldaban.
like John D. Rockefeller. is one of the
filth report that the Flluta had an option
on the five boats. Further investigation
showed that they have passed under the
control of Flint it Go.
been made toward buying the swift steam
yacht Atalanta. formerly Jay Gould's
pride. and that the Morgan line will not
sell its swift freighter. Bl Rio.
known, though. that the Flinta want to
get a boat somewhat similar in also. adap
tabillty and speed to the Atalanta Mr.
Charles B. Flint is very chary in talkin
about what his firm is doing or what it 3
nl ‘
nil“
steam yacht Nada. built by Gardner dc
Moshe: last spring. She is 85 feet long, ii
feet 9 inches beam and has aspeed of about
to knots.
offer was not satisfactory. in addition to
billty of buying Norman L Munro's Nor.
wood was considered. but Mr. Munro's
price was too high. it is said that the Mo-
Bride Brothers' Yankee Doodle of Phila.
del his was also the
lgaucias of the fight against Admiral Mailo
demand
will be pressed into the service of the Bra-
alllan government as a torpedo boat
tered the dryde in the Erie basin yester-
day. and at once a gang of man weutto
scraping her hull. She has made only a
few trips. and the hullwaa quite clean. As
soon as she is
dock, probably late this afternoon. and be
towed to the Morgan iron works at the
foot of East Ninth street. A larger force
than on the previous days were at work
cutting through her steel batches and steel
beams to m
mite gun.
aides aft. through which some of her
lighter guns will be trained. Captain
Esterwaa on deck.audabuay.allentman
e
that be was not goin to Brasil with El
Cid. it is uudsra
fuller complement of engineers. firemen
and assistants than the manta?
enterprise would allow hint near Van
ldanaioin. who has charged John Beach’s
cruisers on their trial trips.“ nowcbiaf
Augusto. a son of the Princess
the second daughter of
now on his way to B
{sisal hfelo succeeded a prince 0 th
cure of
awe throne of Brasll. Prim lea lla.
dro'a
Pflaaau laabslla or also
whoisvsry popular with all classes. The
Pcrtugeaa government has sent a man-ol-
war to Rio
Boarders Jar-pad through the Windows.
boarding house kept by Mrs. Mary Magoo.
on Walnut street. caused a panic
the boarders. Pater Hammett lam?!
from a window and was fatally hurt. '1“
tb baby
arms. They seeped with slight lulurlvs.
Owen Naveuaay madaa leap tkmugthha
glaaaaud came down with the sash. lie
was badly cut and bruised.
under
strong lode of solid quarts. a
anoro's , new no. .
Is New York Buying Baeta'itk a berth
nus... Hill-g the n on In Dalila,
wm. aloud. l'laet.
New Your. Nov. i.—Prasidant Peisoto‘a
cal luxuriance. Five more boats—those
y. which suspended opera«
ebrnary last. when libela were
liast—bsvapaaaad
Theboataara in the Erlebaslumot far
as
they coal
t Admiral
e exception of
Charles hf. Pratt of 26 Broadway. who,
nclpal owners of the linsboate. confirm:
Gould's In!“ Fol loll.
it was also learned that no move had
Itll
'a yacht agency had an ofler—ln be-
of the Flints, he thought—for his swift
Mr. Baxterdeollnedto sell because the
he attempt to buy the Nada. the advisa~
ht of.
' here is quite'a poaa bllity that if the ex-
it lfr. Fllut'a own swift Javelin
lilting ll Cid for War.
Work onlvil Cld is being rushed. She en-
peintod she will leave the
a place for the ill ton dyna-
Men also began cutting holes in bar stool
Former Chief Engineer llflllar announced
that be desired a
of the
near.
era was a rumor luthla muss: Dom
with“.
m Pedro ll. was
I. and that Ad-
ragausa would be resets
of the Comic d'lu and born Pe-
la vary unpopular and if Ad-
made an stumpi to tore
re re dynasty it probab stbat
we asatsltharoneo {hetwoaousof
Memo.
Plrrascso. Nov. l.-A small lira in a
no
in bar
Itraek a Itrsak of Gold.
Bari-a Fa. ilcv. i.»’l’hara has just been
diaaovarad. 1.5m fast a
streak to lashes without will run in
ten lngoid. The new dud la locatsdat
onumsnt roek.nlna miles up tberivar
from thlseity.
Ianlea'assktpeiat‘leuflaat of
mm TriSlram & H ‘att’s-
.TEELTut'gimmflr' No. 2, Gazette Building, fir-walk, .y
Hale’s
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tam Ill, .
Billifl lllllllllis.
25 Vote.
Butoaeluwbicbtbe
” Best Material is llsediomblnlng Durabilliyasc
um f snowmobile-ml” oasfihceinthcmsM
H. S.,.B'ROWN1’
South Main Street. 80. Norwal.
Wm..— "
C. L. Ogden,
‘cuuuu unruluu.
ta
taken. furnished. 10 bill
promptly attended to and neatly dons.
savanna. mas.
Shop Near Depot.
MBOX.‘ until
Bl’slil 2 [All
insure your Life lathe Conn. General Life
Ins. 00.. of Hartford. Remember, young man
thaticadaywlil insure yourer for sum
and In a day will give you
(ill! lllllllSlIll llllillllS
lfllvlng.atiliyearaoflso-
S. s. L’llommedieu. lg’l.
III llashiuglns Street,
Slllllll .llomll.
W
I” "I“??kCATON': IatklAILl.
a p races. - to our ad.
counterfeit our rfisv PILLS. therefore 1::
care you get Dr. CATON'S. and avoid
I worthless ”so-pounds." llama-her this
Is res commas. prerratlon or mm .u4
the only UNIVERSA LV SUCCESS“) one.
Alwe a sale and sure. At drugglata. assent
dire: . sealed. for SI. Full information free.
CATO" SPEC. $0.. Beate- Mass.
octlo ly
JAPANESE
p I
New and Complete Treatment. counting of
Posl'l‘mllh‘s Capsules of Ointment and two
r . Lesser-mill Cure for Piles
iv ev natureaul m. “MOW
“uh mulls or mieetionsof catholic acid, which
no nfuiandsel apermanentcunaodoflsn
.1 m in death. Imma- Vlby under;
this terrible dim»? gotten-mu
bole. to cure any case. unly pay for
vad unfamiliar“. Sentbymall.
Cleaks. - Cloaksi
. Wears thowin ell/the Latest Nevol ' s of the
amass mounds, cares and we ' on, new '
and Children.
Infanta’ CLOAKS, a
in white and colors. .
FUR CAPES.
At the o nin of the present Fur Season some important
changes Int 9 s e and shape of For Garments have been in- '
troducod, which uttractedthe attention of the trade in these
goods. We are showrng only the VegaLatest Styles and‘ we
tee every garment we sell‘to be t-clasa in every rennet
and as low no price as any first-class goods are sold. ,
Tristram & Hyatt.
No. 2 Gazette Building.
great variety of styles and materials.
Bill u ' Halli—Alli SAVE MONEY!
A
nl'P
1' use of Olnuneni
Guarantees Issued by our . a
cousummuirlggzgiigfgtzrritt
GUARANTEE . 4.. ‘
l'or salaby (surge C Stillaun. Bo. Norwalk.
1 ocmtlb lyr
This season I have a superior lot of Wagons for all proposal,
to wit:
lilililiIES, PlllETllllS. BillllPIES, Sl'llllllES. ;;
CAMS. BillllllliES, Mill BUSINESS “AEGIS _ 7%
Which, for Quality and Price. cannot be beat in the country. and J
I will make it to t e purchaser’s advan e to buy of me. ..
Don’t go out of town until you have ooked at my stock.
SECOND HAND muons 0F ill. runs.
Repair work called for and delivered free of charge.
LUTHER WRIGHT,
Ber. Iadlson Iva. and Frsntlln 8t, 80th Hamil:
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