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wordahny and sell totbe beat oi our judg-
tuna-(throw
Theta-blond wearlaaahcdisam
in m. in osoi its long mm.
The latest my late haveagiaoa sill
shirt and a velvet corvsgs. A novel lash-
lqi oi mahlnatho skirt is to have it
med like a bowat the waist in the
of brilliance and elaboration. A
revu n is bound to tote place in due
time. of course. and everybody will then
dress in black or mode colors on the pics
at uiet elegance.
use at present, not only ribbon,ilowera
and ieathera. but passementerie, jewelry,
station the shirt shown no diminution was
vsrytbing is acceptable ior mlliinery '
she was. _ .
“ “Home to tell that?" she asked.
trembling. '
“Certainly." said the attorney.
“Don’t I get the money unless I do?”
she inquired asain. '
“0t comm not.”
as. noticed her shirt abouther. sail!-
edtheair onceortwlosaudgotup.
“'l‘ha hateful. mean thing!" she ea-
claimed. "its can keep his 3100 it he
wants to. lam sure i don't want it.”
and away she went baton anybody could
stop har.-Tit-Bita.
“ I! though in'sp’éscu‘wuii sonis'ous‘beude‘
.. quiet.
or oi Silo
Highest bank
fluttering irom Retarded. Suppressed or Pain-
ini Mensvruation and all it rsuulnriiies oi like
nature. will find our FEMALE PILLS an in-
fallible cure. They are entirely saie and can
always be relied upon for speedy relief. “e
have etio hear of a case where they have
induce the desired result. A '3‘"
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Boston. Macs.
Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting
J. F. “you will have purmmnflulmrge oi this
Plumbing overhauled and put in first class
PORTER WATER MOTOR
Blue Bell.
(Ventral Ofiloe.
LONG WIMP.
real lace, iur—nnything that can he made
small enough to go on a hot or bonnet
may be employed. .
The artificially colored green col-nation
has a rival—blue chrysnntholnum. There
are evidently a large enough number oi
persons oi abnormal taste to make the
emotion of those ilornl monstrosities worth
while; otherwisothcy would not be so gen-
erally soon in ilowcr denlcrs’ window»,
but it seems curious that anybody euros to
buy them. The next chemical production
will probably be an indigo rose.
The capo is tho iovorito wiutor wrap.
As was prophesied, the old fashioned iull
length clrculur hns returned. nmpliilcd
and omauwnml, but still tho sumo. No
longer confined to evening wear, it is vcn'
turing into tho light oi dnyund appearing
upon the street. A sketch is given oi it full
loimth calm of green dumnsnc, lined with
wuddrd lvcngnliuc of tho snnm color. It is
oi nmplo width and bus u widu wuttesu
plnlt ut the buck. A pt'lt‘l‘llili of green vol~
yet inllsowr tho shoulders and is installed
at tho throut under nu immense drnpcd
bow oi velvet with long bins points.
bottom of tho cape nod tho edge of tho
polorluc nru trimmed with iur.
Jl'ilIiY CliniJJiT.
HATS AND goings.
Bright Mauve and Pink to... 14mm Color
Combination Metallic Eil'ycts.
Steel is lhucnrmTt trimming for bats
and ivonnvls. used either imitomi of jet or
with it. and fur nppcnrs to ho irldiopcnso~
bio us well. An odd ornament just coup
ing into invor consists oi wings out out oi
ostrnkhnn iur nod mnlntuluod in shops by
memos oi wlro. Luce wings worn curious
fur the loco bod ut lonst sonic suggestion
oi acrinl iightncss. 'i‘horo aro loco stitches
not unlike tho wings oi dragon tiles. but
the idea oi lommoiion by flight is ludi-
crously inconsistont with that of iur clad
animals. Some oi the newest of tho quill
and ostrich ionihors for hat and bonnet
trimmings um propped up with all sorts
Occasionally tho ionihors are rmhmidcrod
all round with n trncory oi sit-oi laid on
" Physician for Women!
ins. ofiTtfiiiioRn
Can be consulted at her cities.
The its 1 h at an
r on
from Wooden to
.‘l‘.
little” and medicine Home can
iorconlnementoasss. Tor
letters. promptly replied
saturation oi
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nil Trade-tints silo-instead all ' ,
Mandated lor panama nu.
'l‘hc
enough, but as compared with those of
of irrelevant additional of jet and utoel.‘
BLACK llAT.
m Broad St, Bridgeport ileum,
iron me. In. to 7 o. no. any day except ilunday.
it:
All
ill. a lisrinv
i up!” the m can
Gull o in the strictest confidence.
vim; the vocal
scientific treatment known to
on
all”
the edge and are so transformed that the
original wool-era would never recognize
their own plumes.
Thorn are ninn ili'W ixmnou which are
masses of bright metallic piloting. a union
oi steel, gold, silver. with jet.
Aatrnkhnu in tho invorito iur ior hat
trimmings. on snbic is tor imprints. Man
oi the new lulu. are in along hslred‘ail
homer. and them: urn. almost without or-
ocpt-ion. tritium-d with black.
Velvet dahllvuv. double or single, are the
nevvost'ilowcru. They are in all the nat-
ural colors and o iow others hover econ
hoiorc.
Fovorsi at tho now hats are in two
shades oi bluc. sapphire or nsvy. combined
with poriwinkic or corniiower.
Bright msuvo and pink is the latest
milliuery combination oi colors and
moms to be a iomrite one with Parisian
artists.
Home oi the prettiest evening bonneta
consist oi merely a filler. at Jet. pasta or
metal. a skillfully arranged twist of vel-
vet. a little hunch oi ilowm restingon the
hair and some sort oi an erect ornament.
'l'he‘hst shown in the sketch la oi black
silk louver. it is trimmed with a cinder
at block mulch plumes. while a tornado oi
old was miroir velvet is placed under the
bent brim. Junie (labour.
, Anatomic Mine has;
to "onhalr", assistins.
m. t- n- ur . . _
or
She “’u All Right.
()no oi those ~nimd women who are al-
wnys willing to toll pmpio they are losing
their sldvcomhs or imirpins or other ll."
Ionginus not bohiml a young lady who
hud n largo velvet bow attached to the
bucltoi her neck. It had become loose.
~ but in no dongvr oi toiling, but the good
dumo could not l‘i'iiiet the opportunity:
“You‘re losing your bow. misc," sho
whiriprrcd in lu-r our.
man next her mod instantly n=lortvd2
“Not much 1 MIN. l‘vo iii-pt steady
company with him for it your now, and ii
thnt Susie llolmvs thinks she's going to
got him away by lllllklllfl eyes (at him I
lose my guess. Thank you all tho salno,
mn‘nm." And sin-took nnothor rec! in
the young man’s nrm.~i)otmlt l-‘roii Press.
A Barrier.
liis clot hrs worn "ouch the worse {or
chr. and ho bud is hungry and especially
thirsty look in his eye as he approached d
gentleman who was on tho point of outer
lug his clubhouse.
"Excuse mo, sir," ho sold. “but could
you huip me to get something to out! i
haven't iuul anything ior three days."
"Do you llvc in New York?"
"You, sir. l have ilvedhuroailmy lilo."
“Ah. poor nliml I don't Mi how I run
help you thou. It you had been a nun
resident. loould llllVliltlikt‘ll you to dine
with Inc at the club.”—~i.iio.
An Indication.
At the society ploy.
lio—‘l‘hnt woman done rvmnrlmbly well
for on aruoteur.
Shes-Yes. but I'm euro iiho'u n proicec
aionui.
lib-aliow'a that?
She—Says somebody stole her diamond
bracelet the night bolero inst—Chicago
ltooord.
Better Than Expected.
The late itcv. Dr. King of Glasgow WM
not imposing in personal a poersnoe. On
the birth at one oi his chi dull the little
stranger was brought to J must. the headlo.
who was making his daily call. James
looked too a little while and then said,
"Nae sac bail. considerin."—-’l‘ltllita.
Turning the tables.
Tommy—When You a man, You going
to he a soldier.
‘ Motheru-thi, and be killed by the en-
emyi
Tommy—0h, well. then. i guys: I'll be
the euomylu-Yale Record.
An Indian urn-er In.
on. mellow sunshine streaming
(in anthmn‘a golden storei
the shivering. or Pro rimming.
John. kindly close that door.)
Oh. fields of grain so yellow
Hwost smiling to the shyi
ii wonder ii a fellow .
Will have much coal to buy.)
Oh. dsya when winds are sighing
All musical and lowi
ii are thnt mid list flying.
l wonder ii ‘twlll slow.)
— o'clock, she had seen her dead daughter
The girl grubln-d tho arm of the young A
. , .60: t
d‘ ‘ Cheat a Mews-ran
There is genuine pathos in thla'rasital ,
"N“ I he” iromtha lips oi adear.
allvtrhhairsd gentlswontau.
“I remember the trouble it ads when
my Aunt Patty died." aha aai . “l was a
tiny girl then. but not too young to take
notice oi everything. My aunt was a
beautliui young woman. Just turned».
She had been. so they said. ‘crosaed in'
love.’ Her father. my grandiather, was
the soul of strict lntagrity. Bums one
brought him in a tale that his daughter'-
lover had been dishonest, so also was bid-
den at once to give him up. She obeyed.
though it broke her heart. She died three
months irom the day oi their parting,
and one week beiore what was to have
been her wedding day. ‘ They buried her
at the loot oi the garden where grandma.
sitting at her window had sight oi the
grave. ‘
“ribs sat there more than ever sitar
AuntJ’atty died. Ono aitornoon. about
4 o'clock, we saw her start up crying out
.tober husband. 'l'atty is coming back! I
must meet the child.’
"She ran out to the garden gate, went
inside. and for an hour we saw her walk
up and down. her lips moving sometimes
her. sometimes shaking her head as
though dissenting to something she
heard. Ali eummer this went on—ii she
told grnuaiiather anything he kept it to
hinioeli, though he was very grave and
He grew graver still. when, in
October. it was proved to him that Aunt
Patty's lover had been iulsely. even mai-
iciouuly occupied. But grandma‘s lace lit
up. She laid her hand on hi» head, and
said. with streaming eyes. 'Thnnk Godl
The child can .now rest in her little
bed.‘
“She was right. Poor Aunt Patty never
rains again. ihave always iaucied her
urging her mother to proclaim her lover‘s
innocence. Grandmother had Scotch
blood. which, perhaps. made it possible
ior her to owe what was hidden from the
rest. Anyway. to the day of her dentin,
she maintained that throughout those
three months upon each afternoon att
rise irom her grave. float up the garden
walk, and beckon the mother out to her.
No, nobody ever said grandmother was
touched in her mind. 0n the contrary,
obs mu noted for her clear head and good
judgment. Whether she really new or
heard anything i cannot say. but I am as
certain that she thought she did us that I
am talking to you at this moment.
"Fair” Verses and a Joke.
It is reluh-il of Dr. Oliver Wendell
Holmes that at a country i-hurimhlc iuir
he won ElllN‘lllt'll to furnish a lotivr inrtho
post. oiliv'c. llr seized is silent oi pupernntl
between it~ fol-ii [llill‘Pll ll om- iiuiiur hunk
note. ’l'nrum,: to the iir~t iniue he wrote
the lollomnx:
Dear lolly. u lumi‘er thou on
Turn this poor pace with irrnlbiing ( are.
But hush. oh loll-Iii. thy beating heart.
The oncthuu low»! will be there'
The pure turned enclmed the attractive
greenback. Iln the third page. Uppmvlle
the bunknotc. he wrote:
Fair lady, liil thine eyes and tell
ll this is not A truthful letter.
This is the one ibun Invest well. ,
And naught win would make tin-e love it
boiler.
The Stones of the Mouths.
'i‘heeuier .ld is supposed to be particu.
larly llli‘k)‘ to those born in the mouth oi
May. She is also to be wealthy. and to
possess an eloquent tongue. The cat's-
i-ye belongs to June, the ruby to July. the
moonstone to August, the sapphire to
September. and the npid to October. The
name mhy be regarded an n synonym for
hope. in the belieis of the ancients. The
topaz is Nova-miter] stone. and the tur-
quoise is .imumry'n. and the pearl belongs
to li‘ebriiiry. the jncinth to March. and
diamonds to April.
.t “'eil Trained “’aiter.
-—ll‘lisgends Blasttsr.
The ttraperar’a Daughter.
Princes» Victoria Louise. the «hubby
little daughter of the German Emperor
and Emprees. is not a very pretty child.
but in a my. healthy and happy one. tilts
is new two years old and is uncommonly
bright and intelligent. As the only girl
“on; ”many little seas. m in a‘ great
”the Emperor bring particularly de-
voted to her. as isrtaohaivy’m
brethren they are her slaves and
lino.
,
Marriage isn’t a failure so in as Footwear is W3
When the family buy shoes of OLSEN, it’s domestic economy. '
There’s style and solidity in our ladies,‘ men’s and children's , ~ ”
shoes at 31.00, 31.25, 01.50, .200, 32.50, 33.00, “.00 and to.
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to give the '
Finest Footwear
' Customers say we do. They know.
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SOUTH NURWALK.
The Leading Dry Goods Store.
Tristram & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
CLQAKS.
it ill about this time ladies afixiously in quest oi Cloris.
and on account at the strike these goods have not been easy to
We are now placed in a posiiion to move lully meet the ve-
quiiements of our customers in this particular. it the present
time, having just received a logo invoice, we feel justified in say-
in; that we have the most sighilv line of Cloals that has been
shown in town ihisseason. the prices, too. are such as will '
male them'panioularlydesirable. and that is the best and most
ioicihlo loot we have to present. Among them will he found both
Plain and Knotted Beavers, Chinchilla-Kelsey, Cheviot in Black. ib-
tonl ta ,toloen Brown. and the new shade of llualet limb. in
34.3 .3 anolll-inohlengihs, ranging in price iiom M50 in
$28. We lso have an elegant moment of children's and
Misses’ Roe is and long Boats. sizes from two to eighteen years.
Tristram &. Hyatt. Nurwalk, Gm
h‘wmmmam.m
. rut-stilt
H.
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Will leave Pier 23, E. R., lioekmnu street. New Yo
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Freight received from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Upon application to agents the City of Norwnlk, Eagle and Vulcan will, be
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”All persons are turbid truoting any oi the employee oi the boats at this
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BROWN’S $3.00 "SHOE.
And'you will we not «only 8
Neal and Per‘lect Eittinn Shoe.
But one in which the
Best Material is llsedtomhining Durability and Style
Making it the best 03.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
svenv PAIR WARRANTED. '
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