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decimated bribe alrrnssslgcr the hunt
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We identii Want." mathehsueh’ Canadians.” b‘I-trsssactionas -‘
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sasypaysnewt plan. Therearsse‘veral
soclst'; NewYorhmslry arm whichdrza
prosperous horsemen; prospect vo
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(are at these isloceted onaprornl-
mt down town atret. Engagement
“and wedding ringsare here sold
Q «edit. the weekly payment being 50
. At this store the other days
1 young man asked the chief
clerk toahow Matias; rings suitable
tu’pruuttooyonng y.
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clerk in a “dental undertone.
"Here you are. air. the very latest.
’uty—dve dolls
payment in to months. This shell ring
lsuurowndesign. Any girlwouldhave
threadotpldabcuttheasttin‘l 'niat
phadaes the wand mam ltap
paarworthtuorethnitls. Youcant
batter yourself, sir.
you'llgetadtsoonntol Oil."
The young man accrued much in-
plant Es gavetherneasuremento!
thelittledngerothlstair ehamer and
letthisnaneandreterencea.
Inbiapceket as hewentontheear.
rlcd astupsndous contract printed in
redink, whichstipulatsd that “inoase
of mpaynut
his o! contractuallteringrnustblfor-
“That's a lair sample." said the
clerk in answer to a undies. “That
fellow W a cabin M of
middle cla- society. lot of the bath
working you; area hay rings
sweethearts that way. The girls would
uevsrgetsnyengagemsntrtngat sill!
' themharl to be paldoutrlght."
' Another shy young man was ushered
in. and the clerk motioned him to a prio
vale rooau adjoining the main other.
There they were closeted tor several
minutes, and than bacteria-quite
an] a cutestwltitbe harm.
The serenity of the private audience
roan, it seems, l'sbecause financial em-
barrassment.coupled with native modes-
ty. prevents lovers in the first stage trom
divulging the terms upon which they
wish to pay for a ring. They prefer to
state their case unheard by any one ex-
cept the head clerk. who, in the course
at his business. hm cultivated a pro-
found sympathy for the entire race of
sweethearts.
"Oh. they tell aranepathstic stories.’
“They let me into all
musical
last‘lgfl'aleatta‘
‘ outlandish-sea.
The work of the Lawless
,tlhslcaaryeoeiatywasqehsaea
inths Death limit Baptist chuck.
firmwares-unusual.“
mu um us its llllE
rns rouse ram who mots
turrets noses.
um srrrn worm nouns
‘ or manna
anniversary at the Haulage at a
"'eeldletatloathlerwailtw‘
Jose's oar-p hrs-rams- and
’ , .‘Wsstpert correspondent of the
W Post wrltss the lollowlng
_ .. “ about "sterner
. Norwalk: “Kr. and
. _allrles!ableoourpleted ten years
married lite lllsclilay, .but allowed the
lipase without it celebration.
did was toaeud toltew ottheir ice
Widows «portlona of a wedding
“which lgnrsdln the event of their
Wileyln 1854 A friend remark.
W! as to the real reason, in
,‘ opinion. no arrangements to‘oelehrste
tenth anniverlary or tin wedding
, _-made. was that, ii invitations for
youth anadairhad been sent out. the res-
1pules ln-tln would have been so comer
Guilt Kr. and Mrs. Fable‘s pretty new
hosts auxin: street would have proved
inadequate to store the gifts.”
1% mpflr‘s hold by Douglas Fowler
MG. A. R.,lsst uigbtnvas it great
"In. A very large portion 0! the
“health: of the Post was represented
Hintheenathsring at the hull on the Wash
4 5, street bridge, and ~the supper
“under the direction of n commit» M
h misting of Caleb Wood, George
fieldtnan audFred Resting, was all that
.mld be desired. Interesting speeches
werslnade by Lletensnt Colonel James
inflows, Adjutant Joseph Tammany,
{lo-uglier John Vickers and others.
Agrarian party was given at the res-
, 0! George W. Bogardus last
min honor of the anniversary 0! .50
,. birthday.‘ About twenty people
, ,1 present. The arguing was spent
playing games. About 0:90 o'clock
mu were served, after which
, guests departed for their. homes,
mm. Bogardus many happy rs»
f If. Bogardns proved to be a
heat.
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Yuulalyellewierh.
mamhvmmwrm
“wholemeal
lines Helen museum Whit-
ney.wboloohsdlikeverltsblsoruamenu
«them Kingdomlwohsasd-
tulglpsy maiden. ensconcedin a tent.
wersreadytotslltortunsailthalrpalnrs
werootulledwlthailver.‘ Thurs-subl-
edllrsJauHeudarsonsndlraNsilR.
M People’s Dollar Bill. Its influence has‘csused us to forget profit. We aim only to oll'er MW ‘
MW 9' you do the. m
and Nelson 'l'uttlsis horse, which were
stolen from Railroad place Tuesday
‘ nightaeturuedlaatnicht.
tbs Thor-an whotock the horsegavehis
ladies name as haukDarl'an‘rl hls'pbcs or
residence as New York city. Be is
twenty—thrasyearsotage. was my well
dressed.and claimed to he messed to
very wealthy youuglsdy
mica-Mamas rel-alts
speakers.
. loveliness roads.
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materia to remnant winter. lee cream
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Hereitwasloaruedthatthemsn was
wanted inflouth Norwalk, and he was
.0 I, committed to 'ail to await requisition
out. which Chief
ygstin a week or
the prisoner will be
bought to South Norwslk Kora bearing. “4'“ '-
nlsnor mm commuters».
Imall- Peep]- Who Witnesses! the In-
presllva ceremonies la Barnard.
Among the Norwalk people present at
the consecration of Bishop Tierney in
sermon-ensure in Bartlett), yss- ‘
terday, was his aged mother, Ilrs. J.
Fahey. Rev. W. J. Slocum, Rev. T. l.
O'Brien, Rev. J. Dunstan. Rev. lichael
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Hands llather,of Potato. The Peak
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the Church of the Weston!
veo.oontrihutad two solos in lrtisti
and logs manner that the audi-
The netprocesdawill amount to over
ytrlendaof theon
Illa Ilse-I lar- ‘lhalr Way.
Editor of the Sentinel: Tn: Bret-rm
“hit thenail on the head" in its very
able editorial in yestwday’s issue, under
the head of “The Tramp Question.” A
partial solution of the question would ap-
peartobeioundlnutillzingaponion of
trainp's strength—and such a
course might prove beneficial the
tramp ol' "gsutlemanly" calibre-to
breekatoneordo any descripdouolm
mutant. at last.
sing or entertainment
W! Hendrick, delegate from
Fowler Woman's Reliei’Corps,
- ”that Presidents Kn. Charlotte
. ,. and Ira. Annie Beotherton,
I’reaident Mrs. Lizzie Brotherton.
been attending the mnual state
. ' u of the Women‘s Relief Corps,
_yille. the past two days. Mrs.
Brotherton will visit herbrother
flew Britain before morning home.
he Crescent Social club gave a supper
" “drulub rooms on Main street lost
.1. Thirty-live members sat down to
“No laden with good things. Follow-
tb repast there were banjoaslsctlone
... matches and a general good
lrs.JohnKsaus,
,lralaryfilo—
manual labor. in
[or his night’s l
as now furnished at the expense
city and tree rails to the tram
t over 800 ruminant
.m. n...
over the country.
would in no instance aufler from
htest application 0! broken
by or through the
tramp. It would be an i
any the least. and it theoutcome was not
a material improvement in the condition
. . sunsets
creasedbyhéheaxtsnslveueasiupursurtothuowlsdpotpod
been" .,.,:Whiestriviuastoliveuptoths nach-
sald the clerk.
their scorch gratuitously.
devoted young lover told me the other
day that he earned it a week, but
couldn'tget married until he had been
When advanced to this
position of opulence. he thought he could
aloud to buy a diamond ring an install-
ments of 50 cents a week.
"But it is in the case at lapses that]
bear the most pathetic tales. As a role
our cashmere are straightforward and
honest. As longssayoung marshal
work we have no didiculty in getting
his money. When he loses his position,
he usually lets us know. and then if
the fellow is honest we ease up on him
"Butwhstifthegirlandtherinsdis-
appearsiraultaneously?" he was asked.
youngmanalwaye pays up.
and it the girl hssthsuvm him over
you can bet he never tells any one
MECHANICS MBA“
hem-styles sr the cronies-pulse
at on latest-lanes! last Il‘ht.
One of thsmt locus—(rd and thor
oughly enjoyable sutertaluusuua ever
givenhy Lincoln Council, Order of Unt-
tad American lechlnics, w-held l-t
. Kb Glue Northrop, of Ridgeileld, the
bathe guest at L. Kay Raymond.
d It“. Today the young ladies
. Inflauhttctcwn, N. J.. to lt-
thelnniverssry 0! their class at the
, - ' Collegiate Institute.
inflm will be held at the Nor-
.Botal. this evening, in honor of
_ lldlrs.00lcord.oi San Fran-
" whoare guests at landlord George
lockwccd and wits.
30b 0. Dhbrow, foreman at Crolut
w No. 1 factory, who was mar-
h Bethe! last week, is raiding in
d W. B. Rider’s cottages on Living-
puss.
pullout ll. ll. Wilson's prepara-
llleol will give a Innquerade his—
lnrty tonight to a number of their
.7. Girl, 0! Boston. made a dying
b heath liorwalk, yesterday. and m
his ulster, In. J. o. Jennings,
awhtcrsrnanot the Stsmlosrl
‘ Wrens), made The
eleciplsassutcallyestsrday
'Oflllh, or New York, to
(slow days with hb person,
Use. A. Orlloh, Knuth Halo
Telephone. 57-4.
In every available space
altars and east and west tran-
setps. It lesstlurated that nearly 5,000
Nitrous pressnt at the consecration
Archbishop Williams. of Boston, acted
numerator assisted '
time in their checkered caress worn the
babilsments ot the convict—why should
not both work out tbdrasnmor pay
tor their lodgings. as the else might be;
and in what way could pay hatreudsrld
or Iahol‘ utilised to better advantans. or
in a more acceptable manner to the
le. than in the improve-
ment of 0. air streets and public high-
CIAUTAUQIJAN.
rs. [lest Is the Meat.
“All MAI! TRANSIIIS.
Nana-tee Deals Ila-sled In the (like
tsrpriaes. lo their distasaoal report
they statethatinvv
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E and its. to Johanna
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usedcuttursptha.
Annie 3. Baker. wltaot Tal
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manwhbmud more“) inanlght
for pie-arsed who (blindness with
uabecaaaetheyprstertcve‘ard lewd-
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PHENOMENAL VALUES
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50-inch Navy Blue Storm Serge, 25c. ,-
40-inch All-wool Whip Cord, black and colors
worth 75 cents a yard; at this sale, 50 cents:
Novelty Dress Goods, 40 inches wide, excel-
lent values at 15c., 250., 2.90., 390. ' *
Men’s Furnishings.
Enthusiasm Increasing Daily. Our Wonderful Values the only Reason.
Men’s 25-cent Suspenders, all colors, only
121-20. pair. _
Our 45 cent line of Men’s Neckwear, Tacks
and Four-in-hand, at. 250. each.
Boy’s Heavy Bicycle Hose, only 12 1-20. pr.
All our Winter Underwear at Reduced prices
MOO—'—
The Norwalk Boston Store, ‘ j
CORNER MAIN and WALL STSu NORWALK. CT.
THEODORE OLSEN
GI Washington Street. South Norwalk, Conn. '
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“initial Sale to March lith. f",
m ladies’ and Men’s Fins Shoes. 331 Pairs
of ladies’ Turn Shoes Worthllifl allliinarl‘tit. . I
THE ABOVE IS THE
BIGGEST BARGAIN Gil EARTH.
pairs oi Lounsbury, Mathewson & 0038 Fine Ladies’
400 Shoes, made for a lair? store on Broadway, New York
City, that failed just efore the goods were shi pod.
Lounsbury, Mathewson & 00. says: “This is positively the nest '
bought them, and for 60 days will offer them at half price, on
too pnlra Lodiesfihutton and lm, welt, pat. tip, to... “comm.
100 pairs Lsdiea' button, welt, pat. tip, worth. “.00, at 03.30.
100 pairs Ladlea’ button, 0. B. tip. worthww, at 02.00.
Also another lot from Parker, Holmes & 00., as follows:
,, 100 pairs Ladies’ welt, worth 08.00. at 01.05. ‘
100 pairs Ladiee’ pat. tip. worth 8.00, at 9.00. ,,
000 pairs Ladies’ sample Oxfords, lines at to H. worth 2.00 at 1.00.
lMpalrsLsdles’flatanxlcrdaorBsndals, alloolorsulsestitottgwcrth mm: 76,
mpalralisnhnnsahosnatlm. ,
:00de Isn’t Bluebers. worth mu 1.”.
”Malta Isn'sfloodyearWeltDoublsllole, worth toast 11.00.
Norwalk Chronicler