'lootralod Moot-o.
i‘n wkth the
o
it’s Bazar.‘
'lN l895.
and eaclnrlve dooigns ior out-door
W droontrotn Worth .
and hapnio are an in:
- .accnn -
.yb mitt?
a
intoltho I”lateot air) and oo-
o. Under the vi New
vlalnfirocfiiona “mmfl'
a a co. -
"Kb“ postman.
women. «on c ng re 7
. , tlon. A i no htl turn-
alien l tread‘o‘ro d. 3:. and
v
uh:
to.
, Doctor Warrleh’o
- Beluga argln at!“ etron
. » a party a I: nor-
Tatho rar south. will occupy
{fluted}; an intensely freigdng
“0'0
Greater Glory." etcweill begin
and acute] chato. To this department
will contribute hor charming paporo
‘ “weer. Doing" in New You society
' to correopo ndents. Qnotlooa ro-
eon-ti attention or the editor. and
. at the earliest poooiblo dale alt. r
IQ! lilutrat: d Proopeeitto.
it tho linear begin with tho
, I‘lhorior annary oletchyetr. When
‘ io motioned.t-ui-eori llo owill begin
the number comm at t otluieo' receipt
' 'l Woolly is a pictorial history of the
It preterit! every important event
.ooouratoly and exhanatively in [line
5 and do criptive teat oi the high eel.
in which. during 1m. it bao
Chicago railway atrikaoaod the
» . war.a andtheamonnt of Ii. ht
to throw on Korea. the instant at
that little known
until: iaaimoat houndl an
the diotiogui bed
“Dbl." been out to the
t ‘ro iolnod byU l). Weldon.
merican artiet. now {or
out in do n, whr ha been
toeo operate with r. Ralph in nond-
- - 'o Weekly exclnelve lniormation
Iv
“every vitalqneetion will he die-
with vi or and without prejudice in
. nuns. and also In opociat arti-
higheot authorities in each deport-
traite oi the men and women who
oghlotory and powerful and genetic
"“ oortmoe. will “marine
lull“! W0?Id.md I cllll it!
‘loomtnont on i doinn
remain a regn doxsorintent.
will be two powerini aeriale.
y illnotrated oiled Cock-
manoe oi oldenh «are by Stan
non“. oioi New Yorh.on-
”lo l'at
Brenner list-
rel“ love ietieo a many ohort
p polar writers.
for lliaotrated Prcopooiao.
ooiiho Wooltly begin with the
tor January at each year Who'll
. ilonodauhacl'lp'lono will be. in
current at the ii neat receipt
, oioreoch rolnme.-ultable icr bind
wthymo mail. ltel old. on retolpt
1 tlopauo 3 sent on ap-
. orhood be road by pcotoilce
v rait. to avoid chance of
. aronot ti copy thio advertise.
‘ < ttho uproot order of Harper e:
to
. I We
a Young People. “
‘ i
Hanna a tumour.
- , r. 0. Ian on. w. 1. city.
Ali roe acute ro
= fiber’operlodicala
a lanai-e. one year, 84.00
a Woolly. “ 4.00
It.”
I!“
to all oohoorihoro in the United
no lesion.
mun-gonna , woo
T t ' will more...
ohrlu {elemental-and
”flotation thy-rest 1mm”
Mining” hehleeaota hoalottho ‘
loot-dim. 5.33.
vine Mi! oil
emu ha" been alum." Edith drool.
“Pat euro ma think: no 1 tie—that
W Triennial o a duo than and would
make you a op did hueband "
“Yea. door, that io undoubted—she told
no ao heroeli. I think it in a conspiracy
among my irlonde," said the elder lady,
playiully. ‘
”I don’t want to be inquilltivo. auntie,
but oh. I would no IT‘. to know what lop
you no long ago." said ohe endden-
Iy
’u... Hunt started a little. and then
smiled.
“I’m airaid it would only apoll tho ro-
mance for you." ohe replied, “tho circum-
atanceo were no prooaic. Yet it it tho “Tr
tlo thing» of lilo that go to make up the
whole. But I will tell you whet you wiah
to know. "
. “Major ’i'ownloy and l were achool-
motor in lieu we were young, and i cannot
rqnember the time when we were not at-
tached to each other. We graduated at
the sometime at the town ocademy where
we got a little tincture oi Lutin.
“It inanid theta little learning iaa
dangeroua thing. Certainly it who in our
case. Alter we loit school we kept up
our etudiee together. Ono evening we
got into n dlncusoion about a certain line
of Virgil. We could not agree «bout the
translation. and were unwise enough to
argue the matter too long and too worm-
ly. Neither would admit being in the
wrong.
“The result was that unkind» wordo
were tpokon. and our engagement woe
brokon oii'. You muot remember that we
were both young—J only eighteen and he
not yet twentymno."
. “Which was in the right?" naked
Edith.
“I don’t know, door. 1 never even look-
ed the matter up. lthinlt we were sorry.
but we would not acknowledge it.
Mrt. llunt had been a widow for acute
years, and the gentleman in queetbn had
lost his wife a couple oi years before, so
thnt mutual iriendit, knowing oi their
former romance. had been, perhaps. a lit-
tle too ofllcious in their eii'orts in effect a
reconciliation.
Three months Inter, one dreary Decem-
ber day. there ween storm very nearly
akin to n bliuhfirnging. The air wao
laden with sleet at seemed armed with
needles. and curried by the gale with a
force and rapidity thnt thrente .cd to im-
pede locomotion. Travel wus- «depended
and the telegraph wires were dbwu.
Onaunow-bound train in indiunn we
find our friend Mrs. "not, who had been
oummoned by telegram in the bedside oi
her nick mister. and had run right into the
teeth of the approaching storm.
Six houre ago the huge iron home had
snowbankn might have been walls oi ad-
amant separating the belated travellers
irorn their homes. Apprehension woe fol-
lowed by anxiety on night settled down
in the wiord white scene.
A squad of laborers, brought into
strong relief against the or bite back-
ground by the hendligbt oi the engine,
wor | rigorously in the biting «blast.
The tlocltmie bad oovurred near a village
and through the nturm the glimmering
of friendly lights told of rural peace and
plenty. ohm-ring ii unattainable. >
But in the hours wore away even those
disoppenml and left the night a prey to
new and cold and elect and howling
windn. Within tbt'cnr liner:- was it grow-
ing sense of cold phynlcaily itlliT iurlmd-
ing thought manually.
The night wore away, a» night will.
however uncoutiofinble. and no old Sol
condencendod to favor the travellera with
bill omile. answering smile» muted lent
dill‘lcult.
ox team with a snow plough. in various
directiom epndeo were plied with vigor.
and soon there arrived on the train lug
aroma of but roller. wry tempting to be-
nightcd being» l'llillly llllir‘i irnm the
home dining room.
A mun oi about fifty your» of age, with
dark hair and mtmtttobe and u ainguluriy
winning smile. Willi followed by n stout
mrtlnttn boy, with huge pull and loaded
haeket. dinpouning collee- nod nond-
wichee.
As the gentleman approached the little
woman in widow’s wood» he gave a little
atart, which, however. wan nuubeerwd
- by her.
Au hooiiorcd the prom-mad reimhmcnt
ahr oald. itnpulnlvoly:
“Thin restorers my iaith in Wenteru
hoapltality."
“Had you loot It, madame?" be linked.
and without pointing iortt reply, passed
on. it was hire. linut'e turn to etart.
That voice! Where had III! heard it be-
ocoro oi yearn.
A New England will , come to r
Aceld. white moonlit evening. nod eho
looking from a window oi a rumbling old
farmhouae. watching a toll. niouder ymml
than an he hurried down the country
road.
Bite watched hint out oi eight. thinking
homight look haekzrho did not. and also
had never spoken to him again—«tor ho
had left the village and gone Wootmnntll
now; he bulb-onto back to her again out
oi the white drllts which had blocked her
way and brought him to her
She won called back iron: her reverie by
tholow npohen word, ”Nollie!"
A quick filial: onfldaed her have mt she
said: ”You know the then?”
"When i iirot new you." he replied.
They tnlited and laughed over the dear
old dayn: w ith saddened volcee they opelo
oi grim which had come to each oi theta
in the long years oi separation: a witch-
od light tame into their lace»: and the
mouth-minnow; oi the poet faded out
”Wally, without it oi explana-
Terd night. just bolt » the lralpJo»
iliorood with nnmhor on or. pulled out.
ho hold out his hood I! " rting, paying,
with a omlle:
"not that line in Virgil-motto woo
t,fioliiei"
he laughed, and than sighed a little,
”More" butt
Soon thoroloomed into view an '
lore? Directly memory toolt her back a
oonrao, ior a cap oi
plao hat il‘prefomd. a pair of caudal
robber» ii the boot: are at all thin; there
with collar» and coils complete the cot-
ilt. ’l‘he iacitetie haii long and roache-
holow the hipe. it boa revere oi the oamo
cloth. ratio lined, and atidoned enilo like
the wriota oi ganntlota. There are two
“wally truly” pochoto in the rider. and
the front upon: without any sign oi iaot-
oning over the walowoot. The waiawoat
la thoroughly mannioh. Therein a satin
back and a pair oi etrapo and buckles to
gird it in ii needed. and iron: the under-
arm aoatno totho iront bottom it is made
of cloth. There are two rowo oi buttona,
gilt in this particular care. that show the
double-breasted eflect. and two emoll-
pockets for cbongo and a wntch. It in
out quite low and boo rolling revere of
ill own. The skirt is made in large
plain . the iront being Mt smooth and
gored, and *he exact length in inchoo can
beregule' -d in individual cases and ae-
cordlng to taete. The dreenthnt in finial»
ed reaches to about even with the call oi
the leg and Into a deep turndn bent. Un-
der the skirt in worn the (north cloth
piece oi the costume—4 pair oi very full
bloomers, with rubber bands run in at
tho waiot and around the knee. The
whole drone in no light Ill n ionther.
Tl-iE WINTER COAT
.——————o
“lo oi "arlnua Shapoo and Patter-e.
Colora and lateriale.
Thewlnter coat in either very long or
very abort. The oleoroo oi gowns are so
large and the walete so profusely trimmed
that it seemed ice it while on though
caper would win popular lover. and they
will in all probability. ior n time. but
when the reul cold, irmty, day» come then
the only garment deoirable is a coat that
buttons up around the figure nod ddeo
not allow the wind to penetrate in pneu-
monia-prinlltcing draughto
Many of the tun roots are very pretty.
Ono turned (Wt-r collnr oi is deeper shade
of tan velvet. and the entire velvet woe
covered with n lighter shade oi inn cloth
applique. it had large white buttons,
waa lined satin. nud’wns as jimmy a gar-
mentao one muld see-in n tour Hi the
obope.
A limit. Mat it cant rem hm to ill.
hoot-e nod it poeiectiy plain. it a only
adornment being two me of white but-
ton». Thm buttono are need on no many
oi the coat» titoeflect oi the white agalnet
the dark t'ullll‘li lo a bit otnrtllng. but it
ooomo the popular iaury. ml the dark
bono I‘mitmi in entirely dioi'lir Iytl.
(not at Railroad (are.
An ordinary ilat car com to build
about one. o llat bottom road car oooto
“75: a gondola drop bottom «mil can“:
adorable bottom hopper mite i'itl’. ”to: a
box ear. Mil". a stock our. will: a ventil-
ated irnlt our. .700: a reirigerntor ear,
or». a four wheeled «more . Need an
eight wheeled cabooao. till): it lllty ioot
null and baggage ear. 5.1m: a eeeond
clam pamngrr coach. “.800 .» lint elaoa
ml), norm. amt a am chm Pullman ear
eoote ”5.0m
mitten mum.
W. W. Aotnr’o ”Pall Mull Horatio"
oayo that the object oi the libido-h Antl-
y ehingt 'ommltteein Vioiting the Urt»
«denim-"mm... abort m‘ immib
HM. ,..
’u-e. oi Mite.
roomy fiixyoaroid-v-l'm mgoiog to he ,I
train robber when I get bigger.
Mun whiter-What on you
it
“later are helm» common
new“
' mnemonic-n
“loll? Candy and fruit. and boom
ran 25 ct... wonTH 35 ct.
SEE EAST WITIDOW.
Always - a - Full - Line- of-
HOSIERY
At l0c., also 2 pair for 250.
Excellent Value at l9c. and 25c.
A. Dickerman & Son,
34' wnsumcroit STREET; SOUTH nonwnLK. CONN.
Children
a
lo Carriogee l have Buggies ani Photono col 0 tuopieo Ex
own mote. and Fancy Trapo and aloe the Brunewick Trap which' to the finest Trap made.
beta and L‘p R thee of oil kinda. and tho priceo are right. Call on! look at the Stock I have to show you.
FOR
SCENIC
AND
Sllill lETTElIllii
Get my figure- for
work done by my
artist,
.8! J ‘J
.Thle lo the hind oi
sleigh: that I have in
stock. Cell and look
at them if you 'are
thinking of buying
one.
.fl .3 .fl
ton-ion Top Sorrieo and Sg'ndles ani Runnboute,thot are my
Taloo have Harnesses and Rich.
WBIBHT’S REPOSIUIBI F08 CARRIA E81“ SLEIGHS,
WRITER 0F illiillillli Mill MADISON STREETS. Sill! “Milli. Billlll.
Hale’s
Lung
Balsam
Cures
All
Colds.
ASK FOR A
rum SAMPLE
REMEMBER
The connection neutral llio In-
somniac. tilleriiortl.
will inenro the lite or a young men inr own
it! loeo than to alley. or will roll him an on-
moat for mom»: leaol than To a day.
wablotohlmoeli if he liven. and bio poopto
iihodioo. oodo not neglect to lmnre.
5.8. l’lllllllflllll. Milli.
ill Wiillllfiilll 8T.
nuts: curios
llllEl PillEIl.
want mil Iieha'd
m... M w“
W. McQuhae,
to North Main on.
“ll south Norwalk.
WAGONS.
flowoaleooudhaod
circuits. Splitter. no.
Prices to Suit All.
”ILL All) on “I“.
‘m and titles: lihothat‘lulleteoit
the.
W. Flutter. 0|:th
WALL PAPERS,
I am selling white beck Blanks
from 10c. to 20c. per double roll.
Those goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
we break the combination when
desired.
Gilte are from 15c. up, double
roll.
I have been told by a great
many customers that my price
ior BORDER is much leoo than
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in Nor-
walk.
Paintoro' supplies at lowest
priceo.
Pointing, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
lit. 2 First hunt.
EAST NORWALK.2
i=2
FEAT M088,
i
The great German oteblo
bedding. No more atoll
laundered horses, no more
ocratcheo. By reason of
the great absorbing quell-
tieo of this bedding, there
is no otable odor.
Riilillllil Bills
infidelity Tilly.
4mm tom.
. MM.
in. or is in. borders; of course to
has been quoted elsewhere. 1 0..
am no PlEiiilllTflTllzlllE.
Paiem Medicines
a'r OUR micro. . ‘
Ill HGT. ""0 HOT 10 TAKE,
ntonik, _ 81.3
flood‘ o Sampanlla, .
Ayoro' Senoparilla, .Gi
Dana’s Soroaparilla, .Ul
Cuticura Besolvent, .70
Scott's Emulsion, .00
Green'o Nervnra, .70
Stilloon' e Specific for Malaria, .76
Paine’ e Cele Compound, .65
Brandreth'o .13
Alooch' e Plum, .10
Boneon’s Capoice Planters. .13
tona, .5
Cam's Pillo. .11
Atwood'o Bitters. .18
Badam' s Hicrobe Killer. qts. ., .75
Radam' e Microbe Killer, gal. Jam. 8.00
Yankee Lung Soother 7”
Ben E. Siillson’s
Drug Store,
I2 WVuhlngtoo Street.
STOCKS.
ii on desire to tnveat in atcch in aoaieaad
m mate manner without care and .
cribe to our dlecrotlonhry
will gay yonlrnmflto o r cont. wool
anyectlre market. it wi lpoy| you” more
double the average rated ”tad”
boeioeoo pomtta “bonito
"it“: iii» “31““
will oeood to fornlah
onceaotoonrsg‘wera in the poet. 1:!“
we are doing {or otbera. it you are
w ycneoonoteailenoelnponoo.
your ~o nmonlcatioeotc tetoh
Metropolitan News 00.,
ll ceageooo It . loo-on. Ian.
Worm tome-week
ttbroodantn‘oileo. Portion
nernd‘urm .nr
Inchfilola.~l.
A Family iloypilod with a (3an of
Brenner's litmt Tahiti:
"hector ll the TIM"
hmm.u:~m
E}... “it""nem
oz“.
in tent Mona ea natty" a « '
w enable you to you
own emulating. pa .
with of toluene. ya
Metropolitan lewd 00..
48 concerns on.
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