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mow. JAWABY 19. last.
A WNDEKT asks Tm: BEKTINEL
'I'Om mm disappointment of a
MW“) the offices of surveyor
”C m commissioner, was because
'MMI considered there was no one
W in the city to on the offices
”Matilde: ”if this is so, it is an in-
an to 'wnv'ty, a wrong principle in
”Wand political suicide." As
ws tarot-ct been informed why the an
M {defied to was made. we
W answer our correspondents ques-
also. We have engineers in the city,
who, fwonzin ave know. are as compa-
m howls?! engineers We have men
“constant! men experienced with road-
Mimg hm: also As it whole we think
m Mar-alt is Missed with a first-
WMM folk“. pomwsing fully the nv-
am Why and knowledge of things in
mail. On wral principles we favor
finalist? for any city position. It is as
south sonpxniori‘s duty to provide for
WM like corporation as it isn man's
dolly to loot altar his family. We admit
"in.“ aw, In um; l.i- .. u... Moo M «aim. 6,.
“WWW for Sbuth Norwalk's engi
wing or supervision of streets. It
Wt.“ dill creditable to South Norwallt.
Webs-titles»: South Norwalk is abundantly
WM with men to conduct its .sflairs.
W
W WM tinkrrors are having a lively
timed it trying to combine the Demo-
min MP3 of frwwsde and
W pnMetion. Another con-
genial: to use industry to
NW of another is the reduction
of the will! on dissed furs. Perhaps
ll.- IMFomnt will be able to fall his con-
mty who" a hat manufncturer should
Ms! (won from the government at the
W“ the for manufacturers. Quite
M tilde 56 we of his “rswmaterial”
Me. What Mr. Deforwt doesn't
mm’filflfl material” is astonish-
ifl‘ Murine mud: a finished
“3 Wflflm hat. in. DeForest,
to NW, ought to go farther and
M “embargo taken of! contract labor
“meanon. The admission
1 t“ Wists material" would materially
m M Prion of what he considers
Gammon. in the line of finish-
“ WW. Nr. “Forest is repre
W the wrong district juat at present
“Motility would all he treated
“9.
m that will be a state election
mt (silli- heotmiu evident by the
Wis] .thadubr the Politicians. P”-
W the Housman. Senator Fred-
wwmmumu. honed
”MM. human. and so
“wsmmmmwm. Ills
“WNW“ 3.16. Bene-
M it! (With. be nominated for
”militiamen” push floors-
osysrmmn a. m from the
Mathis. unfortunately for him-
,“MMmml/y. Thulaths
m not am am will try to
am
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. Till m m. Hr. George
sum-u In tine-r4 PM will
‘ momma normy
Ma. and am. its. Frederic Rem-
MW with dentin llhw
‘mfiflflvl’mr
““0 am. full." whiohlr.
' tame-r from woollen
W
t The
Wand thus
”Whammy
“quaint ands-nosing
§ as l. Sermon,
, If. 33 Washington Street.
IEIBIII
Ill) Gil
TALES 0F TWO CITIES.
sssa no nsssn av activism.
“our vows AND DOWN.
Rushes Ila". Then and li‘nn’vharo In
Ion-IR. South larval): and tho lin—
.Ilodlnlo VMlltr—KI’I nu malt-p- of
. a no: Gouda-sod into on» far-utopia.
HE. J. Hill. of Norwalk, was elected a
vino-president at the annual meeting at
the State Board of Trade, held in New
Iondon. "«
The latest musical composition of Col-
one! W. H. Stevensonhas just been is-
sued and bears the title “Odd Fellow's
March.”
The shipment of ' hats from Danhury’
last week was 185 uses. The shipment
for the corresponding week last year was
2,831 cases.
Miss Menu Ambler, employed in Icons-
bury, Mathewson Co.’s, has a very severe
attack of the grip. Ber many friends
wish her a speedy recovery. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hutchinson, of
High street, left South Norwnlk to-day
for Daytona, Florida, whcrs they will
spend the balance of the winter.
At the annual meeting of the Connec-
ticut Pathological society, in Hartford,
Edwin Hoyt, of New Canaan, was elect-
ed viccpresident for Fairfield county.
Mrs. Arthur L. McMullen, of (liens
Falls, N. Y., accompanied by her little
son LvRuy, is visiting friends on Mott
avenue. Mrs. Mcliullcn is the wife of
one of the proprietors of the (lions Falls
Morning Slur, one of the prosperous and
influential papers of northern New York.
Many Norwslk firemen are anticipat-
ing with pleasure attending the sixth arr
nuallrall of the Stamford lira depart-
ment, which will be held Thursday night,
February ist, in the town hall in that
city. The ilntertuinmeut will be from 8
to 10 o'clock. and. as usual. will be of a
high order.
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antagonists: 5.3". freight train
on the Georgia and Pacific railroad, who
was injured at Columbus, Miss, imparts
the information that his left leg is crush-
ed and will probably have to benmputat
ed. lie is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
W. Brown. of Main street, Nonvalk.
Peter Kilboy and Miss Annie Healy
were married at St. Mary‘s parochial resi-
dence, Wednesday night, by the Rev
W. J. Slocum. The blot man was John
Kiiboy. a brother of the groom, and tho
bridesmaid was Miss Mamie Povvsll. A
reception was held at Mrs. James I‘ow~
oil's residence on Elwood place after the
ceremony, and Mr. and him. Kilboy re~
cetvcd the congratulations of ii. large
number of friends. The happy couple
received a number of handsome prto
ants.
There Were 1,323 deaths reported in the
state during the month. This was 285
more than in November. had 282 more
than in December, 1892. and 190 more
than the average number of deaths in
December for the five years preceding
the present. In tho whole your the num-
ber of dehths was 14,5ill, being 259 less
than in the last year, and 1,184 more
than the average for the last five years.
The death-rate was 19.9 for the large
towns; for the small towns 19 8. nnd 19.9
for the whole auto. There Were twenty-
four deaths in Norwallr during Downi-
ber, repruenting an annual death rate of
14.2 per 1,000 inhabitants.
BROAD Milk.
0. Edwin Corn-tool is sick with the
stip-
John H. Wilson buncnrly harvested a
crop of ten-inch lcs.
Stephen 0. Kellogg has recovered from
an attack of the grip.
Kr. and Mrs. Edward Burner are visit
their daughter. Mrs Lewis Pileffer, In
Brooklyn.
(looms (1.00111:ch attended the an»
anal meeting of the Auto Pomologlcal
society in Hartford.
George W. time Is suffering from
rheumatism, contracted while digging a
well on his premises lust October.
0031'er PAIIWB CARS.
Innings-d with the lust Iodaru Attach.
mats and furnishings.
The Consolidated road has received
three elegant parlor can from the Bar»
nay dc Smith Manufacturing company.
of Dayton, 0. The cars are seventy
five fast In length. and are equipped
with the most modern and ptrfsct car
attachments and furnishings. The win-
dows are the long and square psttsrn
thatm new used in the newest types of
the drawing roam car service. These
windows are also double, with htavy
pinto plan. The draperies are portion»
lsrly rich and handsome.
The doors are not carpetsdmut are
laid with elegant flip of the newest
pattern, the afloat giving richness and
Mausoleum». Thslamssral
shaman handsomely upholstered and
the divans, which are advantageously
planets“ maria“, to the W
m
cars are vastlbulsd and will he
lilllad talus hum
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[mundwamwa-
[.l‘zgugmtts.’ on Loin.
W,Wnndmrlourjustmslvad We will do
Eight
Cents
' and a ,
Coupon.
KEEP YOUR EVE ON THE OOMPW
»«—-~—.~ . ..
Keep your eye on the rumpus
If the Ir“ runs lllKII .
And the ocean's inky Mllom
Mock the blackout) of the shy.
When boating up against the winds.
lio pllilsas and strong. ‘
Keep your eye on tho compass,
' And you can't no wrong.
Keep your rye on tho rumpus
And your white light trimmed.
h the moon hide in the heavens
An the stars are dimmod.
Though the voyage may be lonely
And the way learn long,
Keep your eye on the compass.
And you can't go wrong.
Keep your e e on the compass;
It will en! a you o'er the deep,
Will show you where the north star 5
And whore the flowers sleep
In the sunny south. No matter
If the way scams long.
Keep your eye on the compass.
And you can't go wronr.
—Cy Wannan in New York Sun. ,
MADAME’S STORY.
“And what became of Marie?“ I asked.
“She married, did she not? Or did she,
now? I remember there was some ex-
citement." '
Madame sighed. "It is it very long
story." '
"Tell me. madame." I begged. i give
the story in her own words. I would
that I could givo her accent. Her Eng-
lish was almost perfect, though rather
studied null occasionally confused as to
tenses. But her singularly pure, clear
voice and a faint foreign softening of
each syllable made hot charming to lie-
ten to.
“Well, as I think I told you long ago,
Maria went away from me for one long
year. When she was vnry little. I send
her to a convent in Toronto. xmd I do
not see her very often. She grow up so
pretty. so ipll‘llllt-llt‘, the pale pink face
and big cyan, black eyes and long. long
lsshcsLoh. aim in beniuiful! Sim sway
like a rush in the morning, quilo slender,
and her small font do not hurt the flow-
ers. She is a flower borer-1f. charming.
. Slin comoliuxuo. nnd the hide in tho vil~
legs are distracted, nndl am too.
“It is very hard to watch Marie. She
is so quick and so beautiful. She laugh
in my fries and say: ‘Do not fear, my
mother. 1 always May with you. Asfur
the men. 1 hate 'un nll.‘ Then she dance
from tho pink robe, and the lads fbllow
her everywhere. She read love stories--
novel, she call them, and they put strange
things in her head.
“She will not marry the lads in the
village, slic soy. but some rich man will
come from tho city and who her away,
and 1. her IllOilll‘l‘, Will imvo plenty of
beautiful dn’sst‘s nnd a maid to wait up—
on me. Then I scold her and say that
I do not want those things, and she
must marry a lad that lshall choose for
her. Then she dance nwny. throwing
the mines at me. and tho ribbons flutter-
ing everywhere, always ribbons and
flowers with my Mime. and when the
pass, the curling hair all tumbling
around her. there is ulwnys nevveet per-
fume in the air. You rmncmlwr her
when she came from the convvnt?"
I nod. Who wouldn't rcmrmlwr that
wild rose of a girl, with tho dumtiost
foot pool nwr raved over. with n alon-
der, litho. ever rlanring. littlo figure,
with her pretty gowns following every
movement. with her glorious merry
black eyes and tho seawhell pink on her
cheeks. Remember Mano? i, who had
followed her floating ribbons. had picked
up the rose» sln- let fall, had been as
crazy about her its over was village lad!
Rmnember bur? Yes. as one remembers
a sprite, a fairy. n delicious dream. I
high as on" sighs for departing youth.
Those mad. happy days lmvo nothing
to do with me now. A moment ago—a
day ago—I was lmrsd. cynical, blunt, and
now I would give my life to be dancing
ohm mum through the woodu after
Marie—after flowers and streamers and
a floating gown catching on tho wild
rose burritos—visitor Marlo! If once more
the woods could seem as green. the sky
so blue. it girl as fair as Mariel
“So she will not marry. and by and by
agirl from the convent writi- Marie to
visit with her at her home, until am
tired, andl letMsrie go. Silo stay one
whole year, and l weary for bur. and she
came back. thnlm her, the lasts
some in my eyes. She is pain and thin
and so quiet. lfesl dreadful. 1 ask her
mallow-tar is. and she say. ‘Noth-
in; at all.’ But 1, her mother, know
better, and I watch and wait.
"One day a letter some for M, and it
is a man's handwriting on the envalope.
Marlo lake it and say nothing at all.
Then I feel bad, very bad that mylittls
rl haves lover, and that 1, her mother,
not of it. After a long time the
tell me his name. It is Jean befroy, and
she knew him at the house of im- friend,
andbstallherlwlovehsrandlukhsr
if she love Minn-although] think it not
right that I do not choose ”Int horn-and
alts say the do not know. But out day
lions—Mr. Left-0y come and say:
" ‘Why you not writs me, Mariel” and
shortly tohlnthatlamhsmctim. and
habovvvsrylowlomaaudaay;
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she must say either 101.0! no to trimaran
she say that i will break her heart.
“Well, in the evening astronaut gen-
tleman coins—a very fair gentleman,
with pretty curly hair—and he ask to
ate my Marie. She look over the stair,
and she say to me:
“ 'It is the other one.’
“Then I am nearly crazy, but Ma
Ily she will not so toneehhn till Mr.
Lefroy come. 'Perhaps I can tell.’ she
say, when I see them both together.’
"When Mr. chroy come, we go down
theatair and mm they are, both to
gstlvsr, and they look hard at each oth-
er. We tall: a little while, and then I
say. ‘Gsntlemen. what is It that you
want? .
"And they both say quick. 'llim-iwt'
And Marie she nay:
" 'But you cannot both liuvoinc. i»
It not so? And the out that came I“; i
say, very angry: .
“‘You must decide now which «at.
you will bevel" ,/
“Then Mario look at him and frouu
and any quick: '
“ 'Very well, then; i decide now that
T will not have you.‘
“Then Jenn Lefroy he snriloaliltlc,
and the other one walk out of the house
quick, his face like astorm cloudmml
then Mario sit down and cry. She will
not speak to Jean Lefroy, although he
coax her very hard. She only say that _ n
she will stay with me, her mother. Then
J can he bow and say to me that be hope
my health will keep good, and Marie
stop crying and make him a grimaco,
and ho go tawny loo. They both come
back often. But she cannot tell which
she like bust over. and i am very weary.
Almost lwunld be glad that she inure
me and marry. So one day she tell me
that noxl work she will marry. and (Ill re
is no time to get hor tho clothes, and she
will not tell me which one. i like them
both very Well, and 1 fuel bad. but she
only say, 'Yuit will at-o.’
"On Thursday fiIlP would marry. only
quicllike—only those who worry lmr and
1. her moths-r. thorn—mini we go to the
church tom-flier. When we get to the
church, 1 look to see which gcnllnnnn,
but I Ht‘t‘ no one. Mario lsvool. She
say: “Let us wall. He may be latc,‘nnd
she inrnilrI to herself. I think if is very
strong», but at Inst l sec Jenn Li‘froy
Conic round the corner and Marie mn to
meet him. Win-n he come hour, I rim
that he look ~~oh. horrible! llo- have his
arm tied up. and his coat is torn, and
is lame. Ilc wear no but. and the (.‘tVIIIW
and tin are goon. Oh. it i.» olrt-wlful.
But I say nothing. l four Mlll'll' rhunge
her mind ngain. Bntit is not so. They
arc married. and I make Joan tell me
why he look so dreadful.
" 'Wcll,‘ lw say. 'Mitriv icll our): of
us, sophmtoly. that she will marry in.-
today. and when 1 saw him i smile. not
knowing that ho has her prliliileou.
and wlicn In? see me be bold tho bond
high, not knowing thnt i shall marry
her. So nil the work we hourly have our
fishnbutl nnvrr touch him tillw—wcll.
last night Mario write us both and say
that she will marry the our tluil will got
in the church first, W» both gel the
note at the salon limo. and l w- lhnt hr
is polling rtwly early, and l hurry mo.
Whom he leave his Ilium-.1 lonvn mine
also, and all the way we try in hoop
each other back. It is wry liar-l work.
and two hours after w» lc-nvv thr- homes
we have not got farther than llu- first
corner. ‘
" 'Soon we start to run. but so cannot
get past each other, and than hr-cutch
hold of me. and tlwn we fight some morn.
Bill soon I tear his coat had, and he can-
not wear it, and than his not: but mn-
dam» will pardon me that I cannot tell
her all that happtm. At all i-wm. we
have to go homo to gel the clothes, and
I get here first! " Madame paused. nnil
I know her story was done.
"And worn they hnppy loge-lbw. lllll’
dame?" i naked. ”It is hard to imagine
Marie settling down quietly.“
Madame sighed.
"It is it long story." she unici.~~fliu-lxv
Robertson in Romance.
Mist-In About Alcohol.
Them in a common belief that ulmhol
gives new strength and onergy after
fatigue sets In. The Mllllifltltm of fatigue
is one of the misty valves of our ma»
chine. To stills the feeling of fatigue, In
order to do more work. is like closing
tho safety valve to thnt the lmilvf'may
bsovorheulrd and i-xploslou rr-snlt. it
is commonly thought that nlt'nltnlln
drinks aid illgsstimi. hot in reality the
contrary would appear to be tho man.
for it has lwn proved that a meal with-
out alcohol 1» more quickly followed by
hungur than a mull with alcohol. in
connection with the habitation of armlm
thousands of experiments upon large
bodies of men have been made soil have
led to the result that, in peace or war.
in every climatsain heat, cold or rain.»
soldiers are» better able to endure the
fatigue of tho most «Muslim: molten
when they urn not allowed any alcohol
at all. That mental exertion» of all
kindsars inter undsrgwe without al-
cohol is neuter-ally admitted by most pso-
pls who have made the "into-Westmin-
ster Review.
the lasnasu Problaln not flow.
Students of hombold mmmmsnt
will learn with satisfaction that in it“
many of tho evils now to be mnnplahtad
of were distinctly recognised. Sons of
the morn curious llasvwhlch were lin-
posed by a scrutiny gentleman upon of-
ndlngosgtrvanta were a penny for lava
is. a ' upon. misting prayers. loav-
bsds unmade after s (presumably a.
rm). and cooks could only have follow.
matlhnatsof a pvnnylins foreach
out. A outlaw custom resins tohavs
then existed that entree to the house was
dsulsddurlng the Pauli Wander
the Inn Mallow; a It of this
custom was heavy it may be presumed
will “astound pustular-
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Gunning Pranks—Polka, [lamb
Ant I Awake or Dreaming? Song -
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Branch
Norwalk.
with the most satisfactory results,
and it will do all that is claimed for it.
Hair Falling 0m, Keep
Restore Ilair Unless the
Poles oi the Saab are ilastroysd.
’l‘bis Tonic contains no oil or any ingredient that can possibly
be deleterious to either hair or skin.
PEREEBT HAIR DRESSING.
imparting new life and growth, 'giving
THE Hill A BEAUTIFUL hunt,
and will surely preserve the hair in all its natural luxuriance and
The only condition required to assure its perfect operation is
f used according to those there can be
Don’t try it unless you intend to comply
with the directions. which are
simple and easy to be
followed.
5.; the testimonials appended that
this Tonic is no longer an experiment, but in LIVUI'Y case Wlltll'n it
directions, the fullest satisfaction
tend of the irritating and destroy-
ing so-collud hair tonics, than: would be no bald bowls, for mind
if your hair is falling out wv
If it has not begun to fall out it
never will if nothing else is used on the head but this tonic.
We have full authority to use these
- - TESTIMONIALS - -
and we ask that you road them all and give the Tonic 0. trial.
H..- .
l have used threo bottles of Miss Rydcr's hair tonic and can
most heartily rocommcnd it for keeping the scalp in a good,
clean, healthy condition, and as ft line stimulant for the hair.
MRS. V. A. SCUFIELD,
,‘p. ..
prepared by Miss Ryder and can
am an excellent tonic for kuoping
the hair and scalp in a health condition.
if S. FREDERICK QITIN'i‘AIll)
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repnred by Miss Rider for ”over
ted by it's use, I do not hositate
MRS. WILLlAM BETTS.
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l consider your hair tonic a. very excellent article and Would
recommend it moat highly to anyone.
MRS. E. A. WOODWARD.
VELvi-trriNisn.
For Beautlfying the Complexion.
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