In»: your the W
the mining of premium
Io he almt I. per
malted In the piliu
he of culliery refute.
It! "time. k
we there cello pile! eon-
ntage of cool of In.“
he recovered from the
on the merket etc
.to that obtained for the then
lieu. This coal in of three
wheat, bird’lreye, and pen
“hundreds of thousands of
of coal have been
7 ll. dilerent anthraci dir-
- demands for themi now
the enpply.
My scores of those mount-
gain which have not yet been
no I. end the Pennsylvania Coal
Alamo holding of thflo
. of. wute from which it is
It: toremove the marketable
”bring all the years that the coal
in have been separating these
cool tram thc'cnlm no ‘one ever
r'nlsing any question an to
entire leg-II right to it but the pro-
work of the Pennsylvania Cool
in the Wyoming Valley has led
: Inwyer to raise the question of
nmhlp in the waste.
inel- minee cool for the mine own-
ie paid for it by the loud, so much
, When II car or coal comes from
hie‘fsnd is weighed and inspected, il
thins culm to the amount of ten
or more, the miner in “docked"
And! on that carioad, or. in other
,1, he does not receives pay for the 100
of cool he has mined. Although
bent, bird’s-eye and pen coal are no
classed as waste, they are covered
he term coin, and the miner pays
for having those sizes in hie car.
gh they are among the most val-
prodncts of the mine.
point raised is that the old calm
luring been largely ‘innde up by
coking of the miners‘ corn, virtnsliy
.. nt investmente made by the min-
hrough the wages deducted from
for producing such coal as the calm
contain, and that, consequently the
belongs to them, morally and le-
. ,jnetnsmuch as if they had paid
' . hernia actual cash.
Another well-known cool region law-
while not taking the radical view
the miners own the cuInI piles, un-
bltingly contends that Ihe miners,
hiring been forced to pay for mining Hil-
his cool for the coal C(lulllllllltfl, u in-Ilcml
ofreeeiring pay for the Work, the coin-
ml” cannot now take ndIuIIinge of
neb'work without reimbursing the min-
‘ for the wages thin unjustly tnken
‘ them. There will he a good many
‘ ndredeof thousamlsoldullnrs involved
the lettiement of these new and novel
cw point! should they come to the test
judicial opinion.
,CHINESE DISHES.
With. of ("halal Cooking Not Be-
llehed by Europe-am.
some of the dishes Wei-ecu rum-1y oh 2,
my the little shreds of lnllsl mutton,
flfllkntly seasoned, such :1» i learned
fiver alter to call for with mnIIdI-nm- at.
Chinese lnne.
Oath! other hood, the chicken was
We unentnble. [Hill the eggs on that
tide-Item] am bnuml to my Wl' re iIII-x-
mibly Duty, writes ery lumsdelloi
Chinese in Control Asia. '.l‘lu I late for
“083'“ inl'hilm llllll need in he,
find, no doubt, for i had been told Ill
yet the wonderinl pains and ex
”It which Chinene gnurmnmls pre
mtheir eggn till they are hint k and
Ind of which they nre no proud
mhny, many years old as no Eng-
Iquire of his c-rnsIId port. ihnve,
m". a rogue Impression, which for
Wham!!!" I cannot verify, that l some-
, tinted Iheseaucleul Ilelilm has and
“them good. but on the [Ircnelll oc-
my notebook InuIIlI-Inualllrln Ili-
I- .
' “Mien of pork nunsngr wen- lusty,
~ no"! re the French lwmm. III-an and
" cabbage Malls cm in slices, and
,Jlonderln oranges preserved III sy flip.
the“)!!! onrnelveu to Home lli’lli‘ailiefl
. pleased, but our hon. ovvry now
then with bill chopntlcke pinned on
31.9.. of one or the ollwr of his three
‘ aehoice mantel, which, mercifully
not I nutter of lllllil‘lllllllfl eli-
thlt one ahould am. it was po
locum. occulonally to return the
lime” and help him to tllhltn with
. IN“ and folk.
Deputy and Advertlelng.
A pretty eoquI-tte walking by Hill A"
is like injudirlmm mlvvrtlnlngu
.m. Dot eho lieu heart It strong
‘ blaneetojudlclonu advertising, bra
lie notches every eye.
pretty eoquetto wears silken hon-
which, like the rerultu ol' lnlndlclono
= more Invisible to the eye of
But they are lllled with charms
.mtwt be equelledmnd no are the
’ trot judicious lldvertlslug.
Mutual bnthlmr cmlume worn
pretty cognate is similar to on in:
‘: advertiser’s bank account-40"
both ende. lint Its likeness to
Recount of almllrhmu Il-Ivmlrer
I Intern-ht, for it h- nlmply out of
one Mm talk in love wlth the
«ghetto finds her like trade to the
“W. .. rndvrrtlsermwhml to win. Bot
“My of her charming vagaries,
, with undying conninncy, Ivlll
' win her: not no the same methods
bynju ielonrodvertlm willwln
mI'rlliter'e ink.
I" “I“ ”lighten.
. Joy Gould’s daughters have
ilnw clue in II New York rol-
out the intention oi taking a
« ”to young indict Ila
' to ice hm. '1 hey ere
Ill ion: of dollars. and they
Ill Choline idlenelii I“
vet to the pursuit of plea-
of their days. But
Min; to occupy their
y that will give there firin-
all or they are large
Mani" teamed
Im—m'
on I» am “no rum». e! In. A
Thee-Iron olgrnndopvrnle nowlolrly
Mend the inhumane! nun-tent
ertietr ever gathered together are thorn»
in: the auntie-loving New Yorkers (who
can oil'ord the entertainment) in the
Metropolitan Opera Hon». The overlie:
hlgllt new one the hue-t “dime-rot
eooloty peoplrt ltflum on color»
teinnent. end the money WM II
Wudjrwolowonld beeun‘r‘tooish-
log met in at lent eight Anne.
Beautlrol women, beautifully gwned,
Minot young debut-om, blue been-
and maple o! ell conditions—the poor
exceptedfipplnuded and cluttered and
fluttered, u the tuneful measures worn
rung by the most nocompliuhed article
that the two hemispheroe hold. It wee I
greet night. and the succeeding once are
only leee'brlllinnt end bejewolled. Ibowc
ing the great hold that French and Italian
open has upon the people here.
Comic opera is having unusual vogue
in the metropolis this year. There has
been this form of entertainment for many
weeks at the Broadway Theatre, where
succeeded DeWolf Hopper and "Dr. Syn-
tax"; at the Herald Square, where “Rob
Roy"ls havingliong run, end at Abbey' I,
where Lillian Russell made her debut
under her new managers. Opera of any
kind seems very popular in \ew York.
and the comic variety has fully captured
the popular fancy. And it is given with
a wealth of stage hccessorien and beauti-
ful pictures that compels the admiration
of even those unfortunate» whose care
are not cultivated, and who must depend
on what they see, and the spoken dialogue
for their pleasure.
Something new in the theatrical line is
Palmer Cox's Brownies, ’an entertain
ment especially designed lor children,
nlthough older people will doubtlesn
nuke most of the evening audiences. At
the opening night at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre there were more children
than have been seen at any evening per-
formance‘for a long time. The boxes
were crowded with them. The balcony
resembled a flower garden of bright
faces and npnrkiing eyes. Down in the
orchentra were a lot more of them. all
handsomely dressed, and all were having
just as good n time on ii there Were no
reason for their ever going to bed. They
were amused by the funny donors of the
hrownieslhey laughed our the infections
playing of “dot lllfille ClIeruInu band,"
:Ind were thrilled with horror by the fire-
brcaihing dragon, and the big lords of ill
omcnlhnt swooped down on the storm
how-Ii gnomes and carried lllt'lil off. The
hl‘|"il|('lvfl and transformations were re
nmrknhly well done. One was an mirth-
quakc scene. accompanied by the eruption
of n volonno, which the hr. u nim tried to
extinguish by playing W'illr‘l' from o hose
on tho streaming lava. AnoIhI-rpimslng
hitol stage realism was the arrival ol the
king of the brownies, who made bin
entrance inside of a marrelluusl v natural
looking watermelon, drawn by n lilipuv
tinn pony.
The evolution of the sIugI- lll‘l'rmlnu
room from an ugly spot when: Im actress
remained i'XI'l'pl. through necessity, to a
bowernf bcaIIIy him III-en ollun remarked.
What is IIIIIloIIIIII-Iily the hnmlsolnest
Ilrensiug room in the city is Miss Howell's
at Abbey‘s 'l'hrnler. The walls of her
)pnrtmenl are covered with folds of rich
Japanese Mlle. with a white ground and
blue stripe. The floor in cavern] with soil
carpet of a corresponding hue, giving a
rich tone to the room. The l'lv‘l'l ric lights
nrc IIIIIIIcrmIe. in fact there I.— II light in
every I-nuceiluhle plnc'e whore it I‘ll" shed
radiance over Miss Howell when she in
preparing for ilm slug". film in one of
the most particular avlrrw-um the tinge
about her appearance. 'I'um-re l'l III-I'I-r I
fold of her dress awry. Shel- llnl ~nti~iled
with the judgment of her Illilid, but in-
vnrinhly given a parting look Ithn rrody
for the stage to assure bone” that her
nppenrnnrc in correct. She him two very
large mirror: in her room. by which nhe
can View herself from her lllllllil hair to
her well lilting lootgear. When she
neat» hen-mil in her Ilreming room it in
upon a richly upholstered I-lmir III gold
finish.
Thin IIummor al the 'III-uehle Henry (‘lay
“number, of lhe Bostonian». was naked
to (also part in on entertainment at one
of the hotel». lie recited sI-vrral puma,
nnd tin-u brought hie performance to u
conclmlon with “The i'orlI Log." The
audience applauded him moat heartily-
IIlI buI one woman, who won sluing next
to Mon. ilarnnhee In the ”out row. All
Mr. ilarnahee («Included thin woman
turned to lwr and cold:
"Now. i don’t think he in a hit funny,
do you!"
”Not I hit," replied Mrs. Barnebee
promptly. “And what in more, it Mr.
Bunch" were any relation oi mine l
nbonhl {eel nwfnlly unburned oi lilo going
on like that."
The death of Col. John.1t.“.\ivi'nnll re-
mom one oi the most active llgnree in
the American uremic opg-ra world of the
last deemle. lie was the lint manager of
the I'm-inn. Imd among the artists who
rude their curly women under his men-
enema-pt. either at that theatre. at the
Dijon or at Wollnck'n, were Lillian Rue:
sell, Francis W ilron. Dlgby lie! I Do Wolf
Hopper. Saline bolero, Pauline Nell,
Lillie Poet.Wlll Carleton. Signor I’m»
glnl and Mathilde Cottrelly.
LINWAID.
An Int-reeling lrlmvny.
Antonin i'envu. a noted scientist. he
jut ruched (More. Mexico. from the
State of Toluene». when he lun- dim
Ida-rune ol the most wonderful and later-
entlng ruins yet found in Nexico. while
exploring: a wild and wooded dintrletln
the valley of the lien Pedro river. I-
that more he came upon an ancient do
eel-ted villnge. whlcl III surrounded by it
raids. These pyramids ere tar-Mr
igll, mm are maltreated of brick M
stone. Mr. [Imus hoe returned to civil-
iullon for the perverse ol organizing e
company In make further up" rni‘omu o!
the ruins
A I'm toying.
The husband mu complaining and the
wile mm burying about, hunting for the
enabler plum.
the Bostonisns. with “Prince Annular," .
[rhythm it _, .
bonded to to tumors-twain
”Don't you think your prior almi-
hlgbon beenel'h—Bllm Ore-.-
“Never mind, conductor. I'm not kit—
Danish.
rr' 1.
. a.
l .....
\I 1‘ ,
fl./
. . I 1,2! “L l \
1‘ V]. I! 4} .133: ‘: ll? ‘
"Dnn'lI-llop the car. i nlwnys jump
—‘ this wny’
”New York llrmld
Probably lime-eel It.
"No, i don t rmnt it out, and i don't
want It irinnnml." Hilll’ll‘tl Iho shaggy
haired young Innn, “willing hllmwif In the
their end glaring savagely m the hnrhvr,
“end i'm not In loollmll ployl-r nor a pinn-
lsl, and l hrlt‘vn't taken any row not in
have It eat. Perhaps that will save you
the trouble of asking questions. All!
want is a rhnro. "
“Yes. sir."
Tho horlwr worked in silence (or ten
minimal.
“I how a brother." he n‘limrkml at last,
"lhot'r got a hmd «hoped lint like yours.
lie has to IvI-nr his hair the name wey."—-—
Chicago Tribune.
A I‘ hm- d Words.
"lhm‘t you lhllIlI," she will roller has
bend, "Ihm you indulge In puh'l' all»
[other too much?"
°‘\\'.ell " lm mplhd thoughtfully, "l
summer it door look that way to you. It
enroll like Indulm nor to me until Iho
game is over 'l‘ln II It's self dI-nlel "—-
Worthington PHI"
Not fillet levied.
”An Ihat‘ r o ehrymnIhI-rmmn.” mid
Ir. Dolnn, deeply interested.
“it in.” Wpliml hlu wile. who had horn
indulging in eomo floral pnfl'luwel.
“Well, I wondhorfnl [lower it is. If
the t'ing on’d only hark, It ”ml he an fnlne
a skyn terrier e1 yo"d want to me."—
hrhnngo.
M Ito m
“Didn't think they knew anything about
whence In the dnye of Pen?"
' ill room not "
"Well. why are they always talking
client ‘tho piper cl l'nnI' "~AIIrnto Coo
dilution.
lion to Mr.
"Dom, do you think my wile will re-
Merl”
' Oh, yer. i told her I already had n
wile picked out lnr you in new: rho didn't
fit well. ”at “in.
A mu um
Possible refinery-16“, in line mole
perked gentle!
13mg” Nm~Well ran, 1 netball
hove-l him to bite anybody yit.--Cln«ln~
utl Tribune.
”mm
no In... Way.
um: was asked I! he had fallen
to with It certain (all women
‘ no you call It telling in love?" replied
be. "it‘s more like rumble. up to lt."-
WM».
A.
Ila".
em
manner-lee."qu
"radar,” new
my
' lmmtmmhu
Wm, , I. ,.
.ww‘w
”5”,: FOR 25 a... WORTH 35 c,
* 35: EAST wIaoow. ,
AleIays' - a - Fun - Line- of- Children _
HO "IERY
At l00., alSo 2 pair for 250.
Excellent Value at: l90. and‘25c.
A. Dickerman & Son
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Hale’s
Lung
Balsam
Cures
All
Colds.
Ask FOR A
name: SAMPLE.
Hammer-:3
'llIr elemental 6mm! life In-
source 00.. Id llrrimll,
will lmrelhollfeol a young men for Ill!!!
be lure the. to Inlay. or willeell him on on.
mt tor ”Joiner leer: then 10 A dry.
manna-mu he lives. and hie people
“helm-odour neghctIo Intern.
S. 8. l'llllIIElllEll, Milli.
Ill llSlllllilllll ST.
llllIISE BLIPPINll’i
- fly...
Milli POWER.
"fluent veer horse clipped outlet and
W. McQuhae,
68 North Main St"
‘3 South Norwalk.
WAGONS. .
Muir-unborn
hula. Plumes. truism
traps. Wu. no.
Noon to Salt All.
WALL PAPERS.
I am selling white beck Blanks
from 100. to 200. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
walk.
Pnintere’ supplies at loweel
prices. , .
Pointing, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.
In. 2 Elm henna,
EAST NORWALKJI‘
FEAT M088,
7
Themreot German stable
bedding. No more stall
founder-ed honor, no more
scratches. By reason of
the great absorbing quali-
ties of this bedding, there
is no stable odor.
E. E. Gorham,-
FOR
SCENIC
AND
sin lETlElllllll
Get my figures for
work done by my '
artist,
tannin.
.81 .fl - .fl
Thieis the kind of
sleight that I have in
stcck. Cell and look
at them if you are
thinking of buying
' one.
.B .8! .6
In ( ("ringer I have Buggies eui Ph'ltous on! Csnopies Extension Top Snrries and Spindles and Rnnnbonts, that are my
even make, and Fancy Trspe and also the Brunswick ’l‘rsp which Is the finest Trap made.
bets and Lap Ruben of all kinds, ted the prices are right.
Willlllll’s REPIlSllIllll F0“ BARRIAGES ll” SiElllllS,
Clllllllll 0F illlllllllll MID lllillSIlll STIIETS, Silllliljllllllllllli. ilillll.
Iulso hnve Harnesses and Blan-
Call and look at the Stock I hove to show you.
El“ All} I'lEISAllT Til TAKE.
Patent Medicines
A’l' OUR PRICE.
Ill Hill. llllll llllT Til TAKE,
in. or 18 in. borders; of course lax-lemon} 01.00
we break the combination when ggfgfi‘m :2
desIred. DnnnsSerssperilie, .fl
Gilte are from 150. up, double Eggfimgfim » :3
roll. Green’ Nervure, .70
I have been told by a great figfifagw‘ficgéw :3:
many customers that my price Brandr'eth’s .1!
for BORDER is much less than mgmegim,m 1}:
has been quoted elsewhere. I “mam » .3
have also been told that my “H.305. Bub". :13
stock of FINE goods In larger m.¥lm gag”... en" ’1:
. . . m
than 13 shown anywhere In Nor Ymmulmnu W i .35
Ben. (I. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
Mt! Washington that.
STOCKS.
it n desire to Invest in stock- ln “It."
I d” and
etc manner wI t carol
Illn- to our dlscrellonsry accounts.
will Il-Iu‘ you "omit cool.
my" rel ve market. It wl pey you”.
donb Ie the Iver-go rate oilnte net [I
prefix“). Inciner- venom. Depoeltr
tom
will he phoned Io rnrnleh you
omensioonrsnccur lln the out. under
we are doing for others. if you are oi
wnm yoo «nucleoli on he in person,
your ~o anionic» teb
Metropolitan News 00.,”
II manger-e It. BM. III.»
I three mule s' nmlmrfidu
g-
Ioonr Doll] Murmurs. while I
In: tent nlormetion on active “a
enable you In pale men it I”you
own records
Iv ml “tel-fume l”of important ohm mm
Metropolitan. News 60..
48 CONGRESS BT.,
d
huh Ito: hut.
lln IlialII Initial:
Pmmplly lininlslml
Ills Sued In) lives.
A Munoz: Crisco-I'- ahmfidt
r,
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