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Winter Catalogue
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FIRE CLOTHING FOR FALL AND WINTER A'I’ PRICES LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE.
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HOW TO CATCH FISH.
Suggestions to’l'hmc “'Im \Vould Scientific-
lliy Handle Rod and Line.
Many lemplo are wry fond of an—
gling, but unless one makes a study
of the subject he is apt tocome home
after an all day's fishing excursion
without a single memIn-r of the tinny
tribe to show for his pains. ‘or the
use of the «mt-asiotml fisher, who is
not enough interested to pore th-r a
book on tho subjmzt. but who enjoys
handling a rod once in awhile as he
would handling a but or an oar, the
following suggestions one made:
Remember that when you are fish-
ing you are dealing with quick, sensi-
tive, knowing creatures, and that
you will often have to exercise your
brains to outwit them. How many
times have I smut a young fishennan
sit patiently for hours waiting for a
bite, with no one but himself to
blame for his long vigil: lie has
placed himself in such a tuition
that his shadow falls upon the we
tor, and of (mum: the motion of the
shadow frightens the fish away. A
deep pool shaded by trees from the
bank is an excellent spot, for this
shade is familiar to the fish.
As I said before, fish are knowing
little creatures, and if your hook is
not halted in such a manner that the
bait looks natural and alive, they are
suspicious of it, and only the most
daring or the hungriest will venture
to bite.
As to bolt, the ordinary angler will
use either worms or bait fish. Select
your bait in proportion to the size of
your hook. A warm which just cov-
ers ahookismuch bettorthan one
thnthsstobegsthered to on. In
sort the print of the hoo about a
trier of an inch from the head of
worm, press the worm onto the
hook and not the hook into the worm.
lake the bait cover the hook as well
andsmoothlyss possible ortheflsh
will detect the imposition you are
practicing upon them. The book
should be inserted in the mouth of
thehaitflsh sndthepointpnshed-to-
ward its tail. It is a very good plan
toscsttcrsomc baitofinferlorqusl-
on top of thomter to attract fish
sngllng’ in runningwa
{numerator that fish always be
with their heathepstmsmwsiting
fortcodtofloottothsm inthecnr-
luit. Itismnchcsdu-topcllsnsh
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11.101me slouch to
ble Breasted,
ousted Overcoats,
possess a roll and reel. remember that
the lino should never be allowod to
remain on the "WI when wet, as it
will rot. A good plan is to twist
your line around the llllI'lK of a com-
mon Woodon chair until dry and
then pass it through a piece of oiled
leather held between the thumb and
forefinger. A line 3o or 40 yards long
is generally found ample for ordina-
ry purlmscs. Philadelphia Press.
The Bishop Took the Print.
The late Bishop Sclwyn delighted
to tell the following racy incident in
his varied experience: While bishop
of Lichfivld he was walking one day
in tho black country, and observing
a group of (-ollivrs seated by the
roadside in a semicircle, with a brass
kottlo in front of thorn, he had the
curiosity to inquire what was going
on.
“Why, yer honor," replied a grave
looking member of the group, "it‘s a
sort of wager. Yon kettle is a prize
for the fellow who can tell the big—
gest lie, and I am the umpire.”
Amazed and shocked, the good
bishop said roprovingly, “Why, to
friends, I have never told a lie that I
know of since I was born."
There was a dead silence, only
broken by the voice of the umpire,
who said in a deliberate tone, “(lie
the bishop the kettle."~London
Truth.
i'lhs Ila-uni Their Comments.
One evening a number of young wom-
cn. all "I'll? nvlghlmrs, wonidlsousslng the
news of their locality. The talk turned to
a summing up of various noighborhmxl
pianos, when a mwk llttlc woman said:
“I had no Idea that sound traveled so for.
Have you heard any one playing ‘The
Miami? "
Everybody grooncd
“Wall, haven't we!" said one. “I've
just about made up my mind to throw a
dynamite bomb at It as soon as I have lo-
cated Its place of concealment."
“It certainly Is the most cxoornblc noise
that I orcr battled with," sold somebody
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“Any one that makes such vllc music
should be sent to jail," come from a stern
looking girl.
“One wouldn't be so bothered, " said
another, “If the aspiring muslclan would
only stop to rest herself occasionally."
The mock little woman who spoke first
suddenly excused herself and went home.
The next morning a few torn shoots of
“The Minuet” played tagoround the back
yard belonging to that some mock little
woman-whim Record.
fllborln.
A graphic Ides of the Immense also of
Siberia may be gleaned from the following
comparison; All of the states, kin ems,
principalities, empires, etc, of stops,
except Russia, and all of the United Stills,
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Cape Overcoats and Dieters. , ._ .. " "
Sizes 4 to I5 years, plain or fancy trimmed
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NEW YORK CIT
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asted and 3 Button Cutaway Frock Suits ............... . ..... $I2, $I4, SIS Si $I8
Overcoate, of Choice Materials. . ..........
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A Que-or John.
Some jokes oro rm'oimnondml by
their very simplicity”:lrstupidity. At
least that is thoway a inl known
mityhnll man explained it to him.
I His friends on the m-Wspiqs-r have
' ('om't-iVetl it to be witty to ask him,
"‘Ilo you use - -'.-4 soap.” Thorn is
. no particular application, but it an.
noys him to be asked the questiml;
therefore they ask it night and day.
They send notes and telegraph mes
sages to him about it, and all liters
ture wrtaining to soap is (awfully
turned over to him, with pictures ilv
lustrating the some. One of the staff
went away the other day to the far
north. He paused when he got 500
miles from home longenough to tele-
graph to the victim the anxious in-
quiry, “Did you use ~~~~~~ ‘s soap this
morningt”- Brooklyn Eagle.
rm. rum... .
Fish fighting is a favorite sport in
Siam and is the subject of much
gambling. The fighting fish are lit-
tle things of about 2 inches long and
not thicker than a child's finger, but
they are full of “light“ and fly at
Y each other with the utmost ferocity
as soon as they are let into the some
water. The gamblers will not only
stake all their money and their goods,
but even their wives and children.
The right to keep fighting fish is be
stowed by the king and is so highly
paid for that the royal milieu-s derive
a large revenue Irma granting the li-
censes. ~Eastern Magazine.
till-he llv Your Prrfzz.
Don't economize in bath water.
Don’t eeoaomim sleep
Don't be stingy with fun. Laugh
all you can
Reasonmluauzhms shakes up the
system, makes the blood circulate,
wakes up the lungs, starts the diges—
tion, warms the foot, kindles the
brain to quicker work, relaxes the
nervous system. In a word, it rests
you all oven-Now York World.
Conclusive.
George (seriouslyyw-Do you think
your father would object to my mar
rying you?
Ada—l don't know. It he's any.
thing like me, he would—Pick In
U9" Chum old We.
Sweets only norm the palate. Jellies.
puddings, torts, candles, preserves and
sweet- cakes gratify the senses, but have a
mischievous effect a the Intricate sys-
tem of digestion. Is sugar In the
veins, fruits, vegetables, milk, m, In
sufficient shutdown, It Is thwght, for
health. The best authorities say tinting-
rr should be and so for footl-
Indnot Mcohhuih. All chlidmhsvc
lowest mhbnt than who put that
Mowinmmuwwtam
can soc "mm-”Wood
Including Alaska, could be placed by
Side In Siberia, sud yet the uncovered
would be equal to a mum ocnhhlls
In as. “192,000, squats " :-
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run-s.
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......... $IO, $12, $15 a $20,
Extra Quality and Choice-it Mammals in Overcome at $15.00, $30.00 and $35.00.
Made for Durability, (Long Panto)
Sizes 4 to M years, (Short Pants) ...........
....... $4, $6. $9to$la
........... $4, $5, $7 to $l0,
42d Sh,
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l The newest styles
and latest novel-
ties In Fumlshln
Goods. lists an
shoes at low
prices.
,...$8, $IO, $I2to$l8
..... .$4.$5,$6to $l0
WHEN THE DAY BEGINS.
lluw 'l‘imr lo Shaman-I by .‘It’flllu of Sis-ride
Inn» of Loni,“ udr.
'I'in 4- is I" iwll- 1i by l!.< uh of morldh
nnuo’ lung!” 24. \‘:!.i‘ ll :it' It prthtn-d us
in li.’LH.‘l.“}' iii ~~ AM: no: frotn polo to
Wm“ H” tilt l'itl‘lll"! infini't “"llt‘lit‘h'l‘ Illl‘
am by lllfl't'lly owr W. of tin-w nu-rtdiuns
I: 1-» noon :i' all plow - through which [be
him yam: ~ Hi to llu' ‘milroud" or
9 mutant trinr I‘tiI-l not Inc-confounded
was. :mnul lil..«‘. 1. r by lllle arbitrary
(5:14.th '."l"\ or: tit-u! .~_s'»toin Ilu'rvtin‘
ooLf." {our . 1 ’1 rt m tum ~ tt-oiit om- coast
to ltw otio r. I“ in I’I‘Ih. um ruling to real or
m :9in now. Marv town, \‘llluizl‘ and city
throughout thv Union has n \iiill'i‘t‘Ill time,
mm pt llama that hnppvn to iii‘ in the
mm: m: ridlrin. A». tho (’iil'lil ls constant-
ly rri‘olilnu from Wrnl to cost, It Is con-
tinually bringing u dttl't-rrnt im-rldlun
nmlur tho sun, and us mob passes hem-nth
It tho than of curry place upon the moi-Id-
inn chnnuvs {mm noon to afternoon, or
from nwrldlnn to islstmerldlnn, and the
Inrtlwr away It travels the later the time
luv-aunt until it arrives at a point directly
opp-mite the sun, when It Is midnight.
From this lunint, tlwn. the meridian be-
gins to lfllt’l'l toward the sun, and the
time changes to Illlh'lllt'tldlilll until after
a journey of 24 hours It again reaches the
noon wint, and so on to the end of time.
For the concvnlcnrcof mankind the dr-
cmnfun‘ucc of the earth In divided Into
360 l'qllfll parts. known usdvgrot-s. and the
flit’flliiilfl pat-sound through the olison'utory
at Iirmnwich In London ls chosen as the
cu‘lllt'l' orstnrting poliu for the numlx-rlng
)I tli-w-dlvlsions of longitude. Home the
meridian of Iinonwic-h is known as longi-
tluli- naught, thr Iirnt III‘IZI’IIU to the east
lit-lug railed longitude, one degree east
and tlw first dun-w to tho wvst being
known as longltmla- one dvgmv west, and
won. lly tlw time We cross tho Atlantic
and fl'fllfll l’hllmlvlphlu or Washington
we have go! beyond Iinmtwlrh to a dis-
sum of, roughly speaking, it. dcgrcvs, or,
in other Winds, Washington In said to be
In hmultnth- 75"!!!“115 wont. If, on the
other hand. we travel comm Europe into
Asia for :- slmllsrdlsumoc, we reach a
point 75 (legume cast.
One dogma-.- of longitude ls equal to four
minutes of time, or. In other words. every
lb dcgnmommlusl to an hour, so that
when anutrldlsn has [Missed lmyond the
sun for n distanci- of 30 demo it Is 2
o'clock In the afternoon at all pltwes on
that meridian, orlt Is I0 o'clock In the
morning If the meridian has still 80(10-
glucstotrsvsl before reaching the point
directly lit-math the sun.
Supposing It Is midnight on July I In
Iondmn, Ion tudc naught, we will find
that in St. otorsbnrg, longitude 80110-
grees out, It is 2 o'clock In the morning
of July 4. Fifteen degrees farther east, or
longitude Ill, It Is II o'clock In the mom-
Ing Atlongltudo codes-m- east ltlsd
o’clock. and so on every Ill d we
find It an hour earlier. nntll Ilnally, arrIVo
log at longitude 1190 «Items cast, we are
exactly I9 hours earlier than London and
on the other side of the earth directly op-
posite longitude nought. in other words,
when It Is midnight of July I at Damion
It Is It) o’clock noon of that day on longi-
tude 180 dogmas cost. It might be statsxl,
by the way, that what we call noon Is In
lull" the beginning“ them, and all
an~Wuhlngm Star.
Wm
». (minty. NOVEMBER 1. “1394.
MONEY
TALKS,
our goods, that a dollar
$l2Me
SENTINEL BUILDING,
WALL PAPERS.
I am selling white back Blanks
from 10c. to 200. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
in. or 18 in. border; of course
we break the combination when
desired. .
Gilts are from 150. up, double
roll.
I have been told by a great
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in Nor-
walk.
Painters' supplies at lowest
prices.
Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
No. 2 First Avenue,
EAST NORWALK.§
serviceable case, for the price
charged fora good gold filled
watch, only $18 00. New de~
signs in hand engraved \
And plainly. too, for you will say when you have soon
now is equal to two a year ago.
It is so in Clothing, and our
n’s Suit
Is equal to any 820 suit you saw last winter.
FURNISHINGS
equally as low, and boy’s goods at prices you will appreciate
w. A. Muslim comm,
WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH N ORWALK.
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A ladies’ solid gold watch, good
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as low prices a
they can be sold
for.
and open face for those
anting a good serviceable
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Notices of local entertainments of all
kinds to which an admission is charged,
and notices calculated to promote private
interests, accept where an. advertisement
of same (unicorn in advertising columns,
are charged for at regular rates. 10 cents
a lim’.
BAY, STRAW, GRAIN,
THING
86 Washington Street. ‘-
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across no man we. :33};ng grwuwlw . -t .
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Horse owners fully know the danger of feeding dirty oats to
horses, but seldom see the oats that are fed. I guarantee to re
move one bushel of dirt, dust, sticks,eto., from every thirty bush-
els of oats. That means your horse chokes down ten bushels of
dirt per year unless all oats are drawn through an oat cleaner.
Treat your horse right and feed him cleaned oats and prevent
heaves, colic and other horse sickness.
Cattle and Poultry. Branch office at Solman’s livery stable.
Manuel T. Hatch
I5 MARSHALL STREET.
Pratt's food for Horses,
SALT, "ED. ETC.
Advertisers of Facts Not Fakes.
llLfl'l'HINl}
Must be First Class to be Cheap.
FRANCIS & 00.
South Norwalk. Bonn.
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nl‘ nurvmm pmstnllon and slimmed!
1 the generative urznns ufelllmr set, such as Nervous Prosmu l-
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Norwalk Chronicler