IRISHES. tic.
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for doing your sort.
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mantras-mm am.
Box I WWW“ Northlfaiu
Box Dayand’lbllssstraste.
9” street.»
has Ia~wag moans!" mama on»
school.
Box museum Ml."
Boa um m Mani! Annslrssta
Box 1W Illals strut and as!!!"
suns;
Boa lC—llorwalk Iron Works buildina.
Box Hm West avenue and Cedar
Dealt—Olivia? West street and Taylor
mus.
Box I rnerllyaveuneandllontonstrsct.
Box! ‘South lain and Monroe
m
Box INW Mt station.
Box “Wm” and Cedar stream
“mam hr K‘s-marrow
c: morn-18mm: Ell“
law lerk Harald Weather Intelsat.
The westward” promises to be partly
cloudy. with sliaht temperature changes. fol-
lowsdbyrals. 'l'o-mnrrowlt promises to be
colder and cloudy. with rain or snow. followed
by olearlu
W
fillIITfl NORWALK.
What M's .. . WAT.W Olly 'araDoIag
Gummy R will elect civil calms to~
night. I; all i .41.... ..
-—Amslegsst ‘llneof neokwsar in all
shapes, at W. A. Benedict’s.
. 1- o i LII-1.4..-
The Swordfbb club will hold I meeting
It the filly m Morrow evening.
. - I ii A 3 W—
Ths eriihy Afternoon club is meeting
with Miss Maude K.*ancis. Highstreet.
' I or»: at U W.—
“Hill: at Coupany D’s sociable.
-. . mot (“4.4...
0. Irving Ferris left town yesterday
for Hml’m, ‘brhere he is heroin;
dentistry. ” l ““ H ‘
, "WIN“
Chester F. Tolles, the well-known box
mannfacturer,is confined to his home
with an nttadk all“!
~Anohor brand tting dress
shirt. for med did ar-w. A. Bone-
dict's. m,"
The annual meeting of the Ecclesiasti.
cal society of the Congmgstional church
will he Whit! lbsfllsy evening.
mil \fiAi—b...
“Ye Olden Time glycerine soap. 7c.
cake;1‘lhl'bl>!8‘uakes, 90c Key also.
Tomlinsou's Pharmacy.
‘2' ‘i l ‘ h... M-
Everett flash. who has been spending a
few days at his home on Beyvisw av-
enue-i returned ts Boston “yesterday.
~Dsnce with 00. D Monday at armory.
‘ 'l ‘ 54w.“—
Lawyer mm; of Danbury. has
taksnsu appeal from Justice Barrett‘s
decision lo thefitsr rs. Hall horse cuss
Joseph L Wistutau. night railroad
operatol' in the Western Union Telegraph
omosnv taken sick lest night, snd
obliged to go to his home.
-Plonty of delicious bread. at lane’s
A new carpet and eight chairs have
been purchased for the common Coun-
cil room by the new Board, who will
receive “Gm of all who have 0ch-
sion towths scum.
—Finetldqiamp at Io. cake; 4 for 25c.
Key alsot'x ‘Ibmllnson‘s Pharmacy.
Court :Ibsoksmo, Ancient Order of
Foresters. will install their recently
elected onsets next Tuesday night.
Grandsllbchlsfnanxsrbrsw‘, of Nor-
wIlk. willbatbs installing officer.
-—Coflea with cream. do cup. Ikpot
Restaursstti‘ Open all night.
The commissioners have settbs
roiioiiay miss this month for hearings
on nmobstrsness against batting licenses
to the followup South Notwalk parties:
Thomas Village, lltb inst; (lottlelb
Ilehtblsau, 17th inst: William lioNa-
mars. 10th inst.“
~Armury, Monday nlght.Co. Ddancs.
A heurlhg is the condemning proceed-
ings “Ahmad railroad on the
.wasthsnadjlisrs‘sdtolhslithimt.
M
sale. Jabchrunatsr’s halrdresaaspsrlor.
It ‘lomlluson's drig store rsmsmsu
~Four basstllsl winging esosrlss for
.. . .. I
Norwalk.
’lhshoaeonhiulngthsflo gold pro:
opened. Itlooksas though the mono-y
wouldgototbehoqlhl.
' —-Dr. Brenden. 118 South Kain street.
Fifties years' experience. Calla ans-
wertd day or night.
Grand District Dapatyl’sokandound
ours-”sum. of Stanford Mo
visited.lbarmsnllounoil..ilo. 1m. Bor-
al Arounmflast night, and installed
tbsmoantlyalsctsdoflcsrs. One eandl~
date was initiatsd. iatsrsstieaspssohss
wsrsmsdsandrsfrssbmsntswersservcd.
NDI'ALI fll'll.
I Itasca! Dada-I of Isa-a Irina- the
Dumb. nf'l‘ewn.
III-s. I. It Duty, of Westavenue. lsssr.
lously ill.
Iliss nary P. Stone, of Camp street.“
ill with the grip.“ _
_ Thegau'lelsw goes on rabbits February
1. and on ducks flay 1.
A laprobo was stolen from a wagon
on Isaac- street. ymtsrday afternoon.
.....__.—-
Ilrs. William Stevens has returned
from a visit to flockville. where she
spent theboildays. __
Remand lira. D. L. Ferris. of Horse-
heads,N.Y..ars guests of the latter‘s
mother, lfrs. Stuart, on West avenue.
Aass-or Henry W. Hawahunt, of
Cranberry Plains, was taken snddsnlyiil
yesterday afternoon and today was very
low.
The Indies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. W. 1‘. Gregory. to-night A “don~
key party" will furnish the Intertain~
ment.
Ills. A. B. Ezekiel and daughter Ethel.
of Kellogg street. returned last night
from a visit with relatives in West Red-
ding. ”-_ fl.
Beetman Ball, of Hoyt street, is in
Brooklyn May. taking an examination
for a position in the paid fire department
of that city. __
~Men‘s. boys” and children's winter
gloves, at W. A. Benedict's.
Jam. II. Croagh. of Main street. is
the {other of twine, born yesterday.
One is a boy and the other a girl.
“Jimmy" isthe happiest man in Nor
walk. _
Miss Jennie K. Nash, who for many
years has been the orgsnist of the First
Congregational church, is considering a
very flattering odor to become organist
of Grace church.
Mrs. Henriette Reed. aged 88 ysars.dled
at her home in Broad River, tbh morn-
ing. Her sisal, Ifrs. William H. Bil.-
her, was buriedyesterday. Ir. Banker
still continues very low.
The contract for four-tracking the
Consolidated railroad basheen complet-
ed between the Housemate rim and
East Bridgeport. The road will use this
section for running trains in a short
time. 4-...
uWflilbert Newsll's dancing academy,
It the Athenreum. Norwalk, Conn. New
term begins on Friday, January 5, 18M.
Iissss'and msstsn’ elassat 4 p. m.: stu-
tlsmsn’s and ladies' clam at 8 p. to.
Hon. s dog owned by Thomas O’Brien,
solerk for C. L Glover. attempted to
jump through a light of slam in Ifr.
Glover's store door. He succeeded in
breaking the gla- snd putting his master
to considerable expense.
The choir of the First Congregational
church. under the direction of bliss Jen~
nls K. Nash, hm prepared special music
for the praise service nest lunday even-
ing commenting the fourth anniver-
sary of the present pastorate.
The Alpha Wheel club hold a lsrpsly
attended rehearsal list night for their
mlnstrsls. The farce will be rehearsed to-
night M will also be rem
every night next week, with the except-
lon of Friday and Saturday.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Central Ciroleof King’s Daughters will
be bold in the Mangatlonsl chapel to»
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. Reports
oflstsrest from the various circles is-
m 0' “not“: "Nd“ eluded in the Central willhsresd.
flows ay. The commission- .m-.-
era, A Charles 8. Celine“. of ~0apron,1lorwalk's hustling machin-
Brid ‘1'. Raymond. of sry dealsr,basis‘sssd the old establish-
Norwal ‘ Jacobs. of New stl Cotter machine shop, and having
Haven hudandtbstaklpg sscnrsdaihstelsss workmaanprsnr- m
If wit begun. Thebes"!!! sdto do all kladaof machine work,
whim-to. Ir. Giro-moron- tr
mmuoatutnslamfalrdsaliag
ssdiowpriass. buildup agssauads
onsets-had.
n...
asprsss. To-slgbtahsarioawiiltshsfl
landfill-them
Mm slam."
Easement-tyres! m ssamyw
last to yrnra these lulnes have yielded lama-
ly. many flue stones having been found.
But the Kimberley stance—with tbeeurp
tiers of the celebrated Peter Rhoda stone.
which weighed in) carats in the numb—an
not always of the hunt quality. Though
lags (they get lllcm as high as so) carats),
!
smaller atom
into Irillll rnnuiderotiona anagreat diamond
though mmii is often of a omqnslitythan
the African or Indian stone In Brazil the
diamond is Imually found in the sandy
beds of rivers, while the Cape stones at!
dug out at a depth of fromllltowo feet
below the surface earth. The Brazilian
atmosam found in s kiadof soft, soapy
wright theywill Ivsngsfrom 2 to lo carats.
comparatively few memes above to carats
ting reduces them s‘rarly half their natural
d .
A public bssrlsgonthsflcrsslhih
road company's petition tows-slash
msnlsluprogrrmasflllmntps.“
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AN IMPORTED TALKS ABOUT THE
TRICKS AND ANNOVINCEB.
lay fusions Stow-s l'a-a I'm- Am
"III. ”as! GM A" I'm-ml ll Ilrasll
Dian-ads An law! is Europa In- m
’ .IIID—Clflll‘ low M“ . “3'
"A ings number of the diamonds found
flmm."saldambsrdolsof the
leading diamond fir-Isa! this city. "co-s
Minot-petulant the southern end
musics. Thessarsms'nsssiahtofsbeas
mines, tbelsrgsssbvintt thallnsbsrlay. ”
which covers somaflDIemof land In the
of them are only worth cutting into
“India once did but no loom does enter
prosluclnzuluni'ry. “chillmdllmond
muck called him: earth. Some are almost
round, while other: have right Ildea. In
being found This is in the rough. Cnta
re.
"The tarot I spesk of Is one peculiar to
diamonds, rubies. sapphires and opals. A
seat in it trifle our seas» pennywsisht.
trnyweight.
“Mint ofthaCopsstonessrssent toLon»
dtn where. they are whipped to Aunts!
dam and Antw up. the great cutting cilia
Diamonde are also rent as well in Maiden
lens as in Amsterdam. In cutting diar
moods there its a general rule that onethird
or the stone should bastion the girdle and
two-thirds balms it. This proportion is
sometimesuiu-illced in order to avoid in»
perfection in :I stone. such as black spots
sud feathers. and at least one-half of the
storm ill‘t‘ more or less imperfect.
“Again. III-e size and shape of a stone in
the rough will determine whether it shall
be single out. a foil cut or a rose audit
mood.
"I on have noticed the many little mphess
or side: to I cut diamond.
nimlly c: Illrd facets. A Qngle cut diamond
has iii hurts. and a fill} out alone has“
(Meta, distributed allow and below the [in
die in the proportion I have just mentioned.
A tlmflll stone will usually have only the
single cut of ”sides. A full cut diamond
is called In brilliant. and this term islneor-
rectly applied motions to Parisian w
[me-to diamonds.
"The third or rose cut iagiven to stones
which are too small and thin for dlhnrof
the nilm lllll‘t. The shape of there-sent
dinmmul is ywulinr, inasmuch as the stone
is first on the hubfnm and facet-d on top.
and you will Inulwmrzinrlhowamali themes
out stones are when I tell you that it often
takes sen-ml hundred of that to makea
cur-Iii. weight. They are very useful. how
ever. in filling; in corners. etc.
“Apart from the consideration I have
noted. the diamond cutter lat guided by his
own discretion and hate in maideiirrg a
stone. The operation is simplesnough. It
is the old my ing about ‘diasuaad cut dia-
mond‘ illustrated. The workman merely
mire one rough diamond against tbolhcr
Then com-m the polishing. whickisdone by
holding the cut same down-plum a wheel
which revolves It an extremely rapid rate.
In applying the stone to the wheel the out
tar must look out for flaws, of thediamond
will borough! on some rough mint and be
minor! ln low-I than the traditional filly. Al
to the time when to cut nnsl polish I atone,
one cutter II ill with first enough to k
half ll lIIlZl‘li pulishsrs busy. and a
polish" will [ml inli who!“ or) naval! a week.
”livgiirtliug thr- mlu!‘ of diamonds." con
tinned iln- ~;:w:!.ar. “there‘tsersryimsglna
ble tint. but Ilw principal tradseoloraare
the standard white, the. hinbrh tint, the
the most Valuable. is not always the Iris-It
brilliant. 'l'he lilulwh tint is a favwlteand
much sought. ul'lcr. The yellow stint: is
the most common. noel then: leagrowing
taste for dark brown, bright yellow or
canary. mo in is rolled. and other natural
colors
" Pmplemt m‘lllllllfltfid with Ilse diamond
market abroad cannot. comprehend the
difficulties and perpirxlt‘tos that hare-a
diamond buyer. III has to be mutually
on the alert. for sheep profiles. for tbsp"
sun» holding thr'lstuek of diamonds in
Europe Irmu mum the shrewdrst III-rehash
tn be found anywhere, Ismi they not only
work in collusion. but play nos Mouser
against uuotim to obtain higher prices
They Isn- caudally plan romancing.
and their “Menu-nth. like their ml». are
only to be when after minimalism.
“The dim-wort n: . mts sinned do not
grads their gum'w. ._ when a pun-harm
comes along a mm? «nuptials; and. bad
and indifferent stones ht shown to him. and
he ruumlly has turbid for tbs whole parcel.
The mime, pairing Mnisstiagars does
forths American market sftn the stones
him rsiicitcvt our aims.
“By this mama pass“: henmpsllsll
tnbuy many and: list hwoold not were
he allowed tho prisiiswaofselsrtion. Soars
diamond» rum» purchased are actually sold
here nt less than they cant abroad.
"It is neon-MM foot that the Americas
monument precious ”masseuse most
critical at ar w Hurt Whats toaster
to. and Firm helm hairless at dis-slab»
lute :his tout. la tabs-airy bottles-
W 0 album as! really
the first being ms sail "Marius.
the sswud that «our pods. sad the tidal
artist he ltlfi w the
Widths-ultra! stair slats-y;
“saunas“ on...“
M“.- III fluid but ml!" '0.-
lence of history shout Mrs. Christopher
Columbus and her influence. over the
great explorer and his perseverance.
Mary M. Ward. in the Buston Woman's
Jonrnslmays:
brothers and fathom —nre very ready to
say. when there transpires an occurrence
of questionable character. when lives are
taken. or when fortunes and lmltles are
lost. "You may depend upon it. there
was awoman at the bottom of all the
mischief.’ But when anything impor-
tant isdone. is when the light of mine
new am! wonderful din-"wry downs up-
on the world. lit-hold there is no hint of
feminine help or influence III the matter.
of society, politivul mndizimI. what not.
are all taken into :It'l’lilllil~ vuuthing is
forgotten sure ulum- Ii.“ IpIM influence
0! “IO UM! llflllr \‘Juumh :il hum", Who
my bare burn the Iowan“ iqu-lling
power after all.
of the innumemhin» iIl-Iuir we win l’i‘ '-
killed the least."
torians lunar seldom i! "Z trw
give the pmnuuu lll“ pm:
by a Ilc‘rgymnn I‘ l \
who!“ l‘wrulumt .Ir- '
to the poll. 1
comcintercsinl 3;. .’l
new avail"! Lima it ..1 all ‘rlrlrifls privi—
lr-xte—tllo right tonsil l‘uuimg ”Immune.
work. my My?
Don't you find it pretty hard to shirt out
so early in tho muminp"
see father in: u, liraiv ll)" LIV-inc by (5
yellow ltllIl ilis' brown. 'I'Isewkite.whlls times.
s4 wssI-Imo'rou smear. sou-rII NORWALK CONN.
TNE WOMAN IN THE CASE.
hlas III-sacs ls Ignored.
In an article commenting on the Id-
Our main".- frimuls - unsound...
The effects prsulnwul by I’liIIIaiv. state
It I. uni} :Inullirr one.
we
i'SI‘c'lll id IIIII“ (”w' lilti-
gran: lo
I! IIAIIIilwr.
It reminds mt fill’t Ihl} « E a rim” mid
; r 1 intro,
_ 1n: all and
mar :I‘nmg lit!‘
«no.5 mm «.1 Musl-
l4
.\ -
'"Afld how lulu; lim‘i- )ull lawn at
”Oh. it's as iuiwh In: A mum iI now."
"And how du you llli" your work?
“Well, yw. it “uh pn-uy hard zit
first."the lmyufiinllrr-l. "but llir‘ll you
o'clock. and Iouzlmr I.~ up hy- half met 4
to get the I'll'r‘r’ gulug and in get fillher‘s
breakfast. She calls f film at a quarter
past 5, and their by the time he is ready
to go sheralb mo. and while I am eating
my lmkfusl the mile the girls and puts »
up my lunch.
"No, the girls dou’I get up to lu-ip he-
mttse they lu-lh Work hard :It llw store
fwm’ffi'flr‘u‘k till snpxwr mnv. >0 muthwr
lets them get all tin» rest they ran-
"Yes." hecontImI-«l. "father “writs for
Mr. Benton in the mill. and i work fur
Ir. Sharp. and the girls Wurk for Mr.
Ellsworth IIQIWII III ”14' ‘lul’t‘. \Vrll'r‘ :lfl-
ling along first row nnw."
"And Whom «lwfi Ill‘IIllt‘f‘ “on; lnr'r“
amethe next qmsliuu “In in . mill.
“Motherfi he innit mil mull m why
mother dont work for any Illdl3-fill’3.fl
jmt mother."
fowl Dollars at \\ MIL.
"I cannot :sfl'nr-l in mkr i'\'ill a car
ride," mid one workuu girl whun itsllt‘ll
where else intendml toy]: lzll ln-r holiday.
Further InllIlll’Il“ri‘ll"ll"lI llH- law‘m that
she was paying mt. lnmlmg and drill:-
in; herself and low-ling: llll'l'lt'l.ll.ll (‘1'
on {In luagmlin‘til iiII-Ioin- uf
film a week! There Inuit! haw lieu!)
money strinmry in that qmmrr minc-
It would he an intemling study to go
into the detail:‘ of such is uni-r :1 ml dwell
on the provision for ril'kIIIMIIIIIl slm'k
sesame. win-n err-n such l’l‘IIIlllll'fllllH.‘
labor was not to be hull. And “I that
girl. who would not indulge unwell hr
tin outlay of even 5 u'llln gone .i in
charity where the IInI-rl was grunt!!! than
known, —DrmalIm-‘ ii Magazine ‘
Woma- ea mats Boards
It isbscmningqnito the thing for mm»
at Iohoappointed on slutt- boards Elev
beccaG. Baum and Diary flail lum- been
appointed on thr-Cmnrctlc ut stale board
of “titles. The Know state board of
chl'ltirs mostly «lam-I1 lire lamina
Pack. editor of The Fowler's Wife, is
MM of the board of supervisors of
the Topeka insane asylum. and Mime
Nil-b Will!!!) and Miss Arlkr Randolph
Inherent the board of the (Mumm-
Ilil hurls asylum. Dr. Alla Klibsrg
wassketed physician to women in the
former Institution and Dr Emily White
in thehltsr. )Irs. 1LT. Blluof thigh
aswhas been elected president of. the
newboardof mines of the Michigan
State Wrial Iiomr- For (ilrl-.
WM “Isl Players.
San mimosa: excel in Wliisl
phyla. The is probably nociiy in the
enntrywhsrs the molest) well played
bym-say wnusn as in tholhlifurnhi
”m Atl the recent schist (“on
I!” there women were wot fur
thalrsttl-sasmcmhrraof various
M‘dawomau. Ire. Henry Krebs
oftba lla- Franclsso Whirl club was
pleated ms my of the umo
guns anof the Insist pnnuincnt Innis
whit club has a weekly ‘i'larlirs' night.”
In which all ladyplayers Ire. wvlwlneua
I. W Examiner.
It's-saunas.
salt—act aswaslsicst mumm-
efltthlhmhlof wrenansnf-
a. II In! W in this-that I
Hyundai-dyadic right-ideal so
Inhabit colonial «like
distal-Io! Tbs-winners who
bi. th- bastsd hi conservative
wnwmmmunom
m Ids
WM“ a
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Highest of all in learning Powcr.—- Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.
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played with quite another sort of per-
solssptitaats )unrua
m “slumwbolisahssl
modicum- ‘
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Ladies’ on Desk, t6. t6. 07. so; Fancy Booker, em to no;
large line Couches, lounges, Easels, Hassocks, Katharina, “‘
Boot Rests,White chamber Suits complete. Also a. large lino
Oak Chamber Bulls, Book Cases. Cheffonieres, Hot Racks.
/
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cents Sent banged for 50 cents. Ad-
N”? Allen's very, 80x88, LeBoy.
The persistent cough which usually
follows an attack of the grip can be per-
manently cured by taking Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. W. A. McGuire. of Mc—
Kay, Ohio, says: “La (irippe left me _
with a some cough. After using several
different medicines without relief. I
tried Chamberlain‘s Cough Remedy,
which effected I permanent cure. I have
also found it to be without an equal for
children when troubled with colds or
croup. 25 and so cent bottles for sob- by
(i. 5. Stimson.
About a year ago I took a violent at-
tack of in grippe. I coughed day and
night for about six wet-ks: my wife then
suggested that I try Chamberlain‘s Cough
Remedy. At first I could see no differ-
ence, but still kept taking it. and soon
found that it was whatl needed, lgot_
noroliel' from our (hate. I Wok another
and it was only a few days until I was A ,
fres- frmntlie cough. I think people in
general ought to know the mine of this
remedy nndl take pleasure In acknow-
ledging the benefit I received from it.
25 and
urea: llan at Chess. .
William Stelnits. chsmps'on chm
player of the world, has played the some
of kings with some of the world's great-
est men who were. not professional play»
off He ploy-ed more than one stout
game lasting from early night Into the
next morning with Von Moltkc. who in
addition to being a grant general was
one of the host chess players in Europe,
and who fought his chessmcn as he did
his army corpevvnlwsys to win. He
son when in Paris at the time of the
fullness of the~ power of Napoleon III.
He. was honored 1)!)(‘8 by having this
gloomy, ambitions mieanthrope for an
antagonist and says that the last French
emperor might have nlltde II respectable
chess player but for his weekneesln malt-
iug rush and utterly unnecessary moves.
Once the c hmnpiun met the Prime of
Wales in it friendly game. but he says
there was ill) honor m healing that good
natured gentlemen. for he plavod burgh."
hazard.
Herr Steiuitz has played with Bis»
IIIurck among others, but he does not
consider the great German statesman a
mom-r of chess, as You Moltke was.
Bismarck never haul. he says. (hat was
wrehipuf himself that is necessary in
the gume of chess. He could not com
loin himself win-u his antagonist would
sit for luxlf an hour undying out It seller!
of moves. He wunlvl stride the floor,
puff volumes of SIIlUlil'. and Ill times
sirens about to sweep rip-vslmrd. chew
men and llll away with heavy hum].
“He hurl no patience," said Mr. Stein-
itz. “and no man can master chess with-
out patience.” Mr. Slelniiz ought to
know.-—-.\'ew York Cmumorcinl Adver—
timr.
Alisa s Illaaavsry for Plies.
Ailen' s Discovery for Piles Is a certain
cure for all kindsof piles. Do you have
soreness and chafing with intensoitchiux
often at night? It to dangerous to neglect
thsso.symptoms If you have suffered
nnd on easy terms.
WANTED.
()NE or two gentlemen or ladies can be ac-
commodated with good board and front
room in private family. about five minutes
from city. Allmodernimprovements. Terms
moderate. Address,t . .Easl Nurwslk. your
GIRLfor genersl housework. Apply at; ’
Union Park. jtlt
“To LET.
I OWER part nfhoure No. in East around.
1 East \rrrwsllr.51xrooms. rent law; four
rooms. No ZiIieIIry street. rent 1H; aim fivr
myms. .\‘ \. l8 Day street. rent 3.9 ply to
Vi. Ynumira at imkwoml hlsnufnolnrgnfin
)AR'I‘ of lower house doodwanl avenue.
rem Sir. part of hnuw corner South Main
streetsnl llnnfnrd plow. rent til: part of
Seymour hum-e. Han nrdl‘liiu. reul. SM. Ap-
ply to E. A Wonuw um.
will: to floor in the, Insurance build-
Oiug. nrmerly occupied by Butler lodge.
F. For pa‘ tlmlnrs in Hire of If.
firgwth his sum-on South hltllnin street. or
GeorgeFBeme.u.5\.1tlnnallionk sixtf
An .tnr-lent Article Indeed
"That must lie .III .1IItin10,“I-i-mnrked
nI'Isitnr In a collector of lil'li‘flltrbl'ftc.
who was exhibiting his vhieflrmsurw—u
luindmuiely carvwl nail: bible.
"Indeed it is," replied the other proud-
1_\'. “I bellow- it to be the finest and
l"lll“‘l sywcimvu of fnrmiuru extant." ‘
“It may be the finial. bu. not the old-
v-t.” rmnurkenl tlw ulho I. "Why. I
l.l\'!‘ an Arabic lublu at home which
12M; lwfure the beginning of the. Chris-
1‘ m om lll fort It is known tube more
i mutton or will."
You mrpIiw Inn. " > tl'l the collector,
Imi It Illllellt‘llll‘ll by the remark. "I
heal no llIt‘i’I then.- \Yt'l‘i‘ any tables mold
SfiALLhn building on \\ ater strut. Apply; to
3W-
[’08 SALE.
BM’KI’S water motor. which will lie-sold
ill l‘llt‘flll for wnnt of use. Apply ill thi>
(3 Lil‘.
iron SALE on To LIST.
as that. lit itshisturrauthentic? What ““9190“ )Iustard, ("'“y' Ohio. . Pilll’xggarour oflfi {common (.lllltll'uflléeeliz
. . ‘1" r t . 3"“ ' 'a II I inc list i o:- -
is “penal-ad”, . . lllceut bottles for sale by Georgi ( Still we“. Will be sold all in hi'w prlt‘emnl‘fent “€15
"Uh. “'5 very rumplc.‘ added the son. drnggist . "3” momh MAddrvso M . Morehnuse, this
other. “It‘s llu- IImltiplicntiun table ~ " menu" ‘ ”m9" 3" Y” J“
Its history is pxrf'i‘i’ll)‘ authentic. and as ‘- -
for in character. why. that is perplexing Chlluren cry‘ or guttlwu'
MUSIC I'IALL.
HPFCIAI ENIIAOIIlll-IIIT.
0H]! RIGHT ONLY,
Saturday. Jan. 6th.
The Fay Foster
Burlesque 00.
Children cry for
nihili‘ifii Iii“. I?I2lz..f’ifll‘ii‘.h
verybr ly moaned sud inwardly PIthlCI". caflo'la-
pmwnuer r a
cur-ed (in comlm tor '1‘ he new nrriull was chndun cry {or “If; thafinlsig. EVERYWHERE
flli Ihlrrly \s hlw bitirei nlIl gentleman, . ' ‘ .
and he picked his may laboriously dowuthe ,PIICIIOF'. GlItM’In- m cm ACT A IEM‘UIIE.
aisle. looking wintfi y from one seat to
.«New York
will Inset tntho sumlllmi'a.”
a...” Pitcher’ s Castoria.
Good "III‘MH Sense.
Unlllilwy~5lilalLini‘v hm gm! horse
lPllr'.
(iiirgmlc—l snipuw you mean he
I’nmu has In [m l\ the winners." the
Ill-M?
limumey~No l Inmm lu- never bets.
D troll l‘rw l’rwa.
When Baby was sick. we gave mom
When she was: (not. ahecrle-l for (Win.
Whenabohu-amslth. ahechsungauoI-h.
mmhadchmfiapnlhwm
Why “they SIllad.
The car was crowded nmlwhen it was
stopped at "Ill corner in take on another
EVERY FEATURE A Novzurr.
5m luailnx the
another. Siiltu- of i healthy young men DIED. .
lIIII-iml thenwelreu with their papers. 0th “IRES in?” n‘ imwfiuhumm?
urn looked stmixht «bond and pretended Nil J“ M"; . AI in . one If'
not lo we the new passenger Suddenly a wlmfihi: ODE”: ‘1'}:‘0 It." must seen to WWW I'm" “”0 "‘9
lino looking, well dressed woman Created II from tho (‘ ltqno llo
Elllllll BROS.
comnmtion and n revulsion of feeling by unit. “a“; 0"]. River. iins.
mining gracefully and politely offering the (mflhflfli‘ c 5' flunk?” mm Till: pm sllmt' E‘ tilt BEEN lllltlt.
old mun her soul. urday. anasrys on arri f pm, 75.... n..." m. fr,” Hm“ I, “him“
“I am younger than you, sir." dbl! said liookrekssprnsfrnmfl and Ms tul’».
, .._... . .
TMMW'MNE MD... " Music HALL.
wanof
arse-meat list of 1”. will
sweetly. “nod can better afford to ntand up.
i insist upon your taking my seat."
l’rotesliitlons were. mods. but proved use:
1m: and the old umn dropped into the seal. walk.” _
‘ 08!: NIGHT 081.1
with it high of satisfaction. r“ ‘3 I53” 30' the "brim 7. .
instantly svery'lmily in the our felt mean fianfifi mg; nfi‘gfl" o‘l‘rloek- ”‘9 J AN” ARV I o. 794.
llllll bull ll dozen arose and offered the kind January uh. at 3 mofilgckupugi: 13::- LInCOIn
hearted lady is sent. . I: -
“Thank you, she replied stlflly, “l urn aa‘ “a? new ’ ochr‘agéwmi ' J W '91“ "I Bimini
gallium nllgbt Ill. the next corner keep peas frets MW any of all 0 , km", Flight of ”w
your seats." data II
The punctual-rs resumed their seatsln a Wfim‘m‘m' “m: tbs “ header 8 fast Mali. Nissan
drums Med manner. They looked out at sues ass lstatbnasd. y. “assassin Grand ”um, Moonlight with
the gliding ruwsnl houses and wondered “um“? I» “I ’
when curs would be built large central: to scenic flailing Mint. lrsolirsi
protect them from Ilia embarrassing III) orking Engine and it
«w m... pron...
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merits They felt allttls better Marinas
the lsdy slightrd, «hr murmured to a ”an” “’3” tIOn frsiirht Garmwltlllllih
friend: 1 , . .. ,
"Iv. all right. i wouldn’t have given I” 'MIII m 800”]. , WW Mb" 90 '"m
{be old Ill“ a ‘fl‘ll only]; 2:13:de all llamas. Dec. MIMI“. darn Dive. Realistic
We in a l ” lightly {
away. and everybody smiled. will. Paul PL w;&. ”‘9‘; in “fig? dim-.5 'V“ “m? “‘mtlm
commas. 3‘9“”.3- on {EL l Expansion, and
m........ EM.“ '1' One Hundred other
if a llsw York mlihonalrs am! I din -....-..--,- M--.-
l If.
................................ um um If am this.“ "Ml
moo. which am- 19 rear“ 6mi-
Indlbssspsopls spsndtlJflMIHndue-
ors billssod tin-melt: tor-rim
f (Autumnal toms is
$33M saute savlnspereapih that
seats at l'lslsted's sad Biggs‘.
Prison. 75c. lite sad Me.
monogram who.
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faqalrs at We drag some. where lawman-u.
you aspirate the solve! and mmymsunnmmumaiu
statuses-Immatsasfrslltsh
_- W‘W . '9
Norwalk Chronicler