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temperamaccompanledbyralacr
‘, ’h‘thelehregloa. Friday. cloudy
.wlthellgnt temperamental-e.
byraln.
Missal.
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protons-minimum
VII-bun Almanac tor I‘ll-m.
jt'hal‘llee’etmnflem name. how no.
not out n on unm
State Legislatures.
Roche! the legislation of our state
'aeembliee is an illustration of the
“mistakes“ Moses. ” The rensoniathat
hills become lovvs without having been
thoroughly examined as to their exact.
They are frequently rushed through
thont due regard even to their clear
meaning or grammatical conetructim.
The result is a rich harvest for the law-
yers who have reason to bless the state
'bglalatures. To obviate some of these
drawbacks the new constitution of New
Yuk provides that all bills shall be
Fluted and laid before the legislature
*ithelr final form atleastthrcedaye
Hue theirpamage unless the governor
utilise that they must be pmeed im-
mediately. Another amendment pro-
llthlte lorever the attaching of ”riders"
-T b appropriation bills. This. it is
. Wt. will do something to prevent
hasty and bad lawmahing. An expert
' we!» ”bummed in every haul!»
in to examine all laws before their
peerage. The state legislature does not
‘ fit the consideration it deserves. To it
I. delemted by the national constitu—
Ion. all matters not expressly mention-
dil the federal document. It makes
even the qualifications for suffrage. The
” htlcn of thesale oi intoxicating
m of buying and selling within
, them and all matters pertaining to
‘ charity and sanitation. the direction at
the education of its citizens, all there
king to the lawgivers of the separate
mealths. In the state legisla—
fira too. are trained the men who
pally in after years guide this nation
it the paths of peace, wisdom and pros.
polity. It is true that rich men may buy
flameelves a seat in the United States
mate. But these are not the senators
who become statesmen. The real stateo
Inn in continues is the one who long
go, a pom young man. trained himself
h parliamentary usage. in speechtnahing
fill in munintunce with public ques-
Ilene in the state legislature.
There is no training school for states-
: - men in this country except the local
“are. To become a member of the
more is a worthy object ol ambi-
itm for aspiring young men. One who
loves himll wise and incorruptlhle
Me is almt sure to be invited by his
hllow oltiaene later on to take his seat
b the national legislature.
It the basis of riviliautimis the lam-
, Dy. than certainly the basis of the re-
‘g- ”to la the individual state. Its local
more have it in their power to
fill up its citizenship and its pros-
”-
Beauty Culture.
Innienothandmme. llwewereto
Hemmollocattlecreven 600
filflclcaulmhlngplmltlellkely
”they would present a mercant-
hielyegrceebleappearauee than coo
than beings selected just as they
the. The array of camping. bach-
hclem terms. tawny. wrinkled shins.
may and dried upov
h. bloated individuals in the 500
would be enough to give ammo
maniac-are.
Vast of all. theecunetghtly mem-
ha of thehurum familydonctcue
”thing about lt. ~
W apperentlythat thcyieucythey
fiewellenwgbmtheyue «sown-a
fly finiyenoughto etopawetch.
“meow that till-went
‘Ifleeewenellyaveclvllleed.
it‘latimctIemeweetahlngepthe
;, ‘ cl beauty culture in caveat.
pnedltmmuchaewemen. Devel-
i
' Awash Yoweglea'e Dew-
crettcdehwfilhoheld mun-row uh”
etthedebheedqmtereuullerthdlein
street.
~0aeolthebe‘havplnniuclgars at
ll“. 03-”. $8.00. filo-“33° D"
bouletheoity. at W a Cole,
coolalneadW-hiogtuuetrece
The eeeoud annual ecriable of the
RobertEm-et club, Clan-he pol, will
be held at the Athet mum. Thursday
evening. January 17.
—l’ineu stock at dolls and toye in town
at Btunevaut’e Bargain Home.
The Athletic club will hold a
“emote" tonight in theirrcolne, Dono-
van's building. Arrangements have
beenmadahra very pleasant eucialoc-
ceclow. ,
~Ilnperial beer and choice wince lor
the table, at Bette a Huntington's.
V
, William Mum. the grain! captain
0! the Rambling Wheel club, Bridge-
port, bae been presented with a gold-
heeded caneand a large gold century
medal by thumbs" of the club. A,
bauquet followed. Ir.8elteana is well
known among Ncrwah 'Ill elm
-Le,gliee' French lelt hate fl 00, at
O'Brien'e.
Thnfuneral ofthelateWIllxamS.
Fitch.whodned at h'- home in Gran-
berry Plains. Saturday. was held yester-
day afternoon from hie lace Mace,
Rev.F.B.EJhbiueofllciac-d. Thepall-
bearers were PeterD. (huh, u. D. W.
Iiller,Johu Byattend Silas Olmsted.
—Bl ya’ watches. at .4. at Road’s.
Theaanual meeting of the Norwalh
ledical ennui-lion wee held laet night,
at‘thareeidenoe at Dr. J. 0. Gregory.
Routine butane wee W. and
the-eofleereeltctad: Preeldent. W. C.
Burke; vice-pendent. I. J. Tracey:
usury. I. I. Allen. After the mecc-
iug Mrahmeute wwe carved.
Pilgrim Council. No. 5t. U. A. I ,
will hchlan open meeting inthcirhall
on Water street. Norwalh, on Thureday
evening. Iheembrr so, when Thomas
Gilmore, stale organism; will he on
baudto talk to the hoye. Irmheeeol
no 4,ere requested to he win them,
and enjoy consent the good things.
—ltcn'- and boye’ winter cape ll Sher.
wood'e, so Wall attest. Norwalh.
Lieutenant Charla smith attended
theilhh unual reunionand hanqeetul
theoficoee of the Eleventhpr aero-
clatiou in new Yorh. yesterday.
Speeches-stem byGeucrehSoigel.
Schule. hiehmau, King, Smith and
other comrades. Colonel llamlim the
cuvpa’ historian. read a paprron “The
Battle of Chaocelurnlle." Coven were
laid to: one hundred.
-—For merrechauln and brine gootb
at pricee to suit the timer. call at 1row-
bridge & Cole, cor. lain and Washing.
lbll elm
’l'hrtraiu which lettfiouth ltorwalhat
8:ll,eeetbouod,lut nighnetnchawag-
oamutamingthree-enatflterlhgurcet
uroeaieghllridgepoet. 'l‘hewemawae
demcbshld.thehone weehilledaedthe
men were thrown out. Jacob Vein,
“thirty-twink, w-hut tutu»
rally and wtlldle. Louie (lune. aged
thhtyimdethadhlehieehwll trac-
luredaeduannotreeneer.
~8tamprdliueeeead the-ll goods in
repeats”. at I. 8. Smith's.
Theeowdueeeppoletedbythecou-
edhcoualtwlth the railroad omelele
rehtlvetochaeae of abutment at the
MefledtheWaehlngma etreetcrum-
laymlellewflerutodaylaconeulle'
tloawlthl’realdeecClavh. ~
l).C.Bertouhaelahenupthe repute
business between Norwelh and Stem-
'm.
gnu—sum...-
Theitorwalhpahtlcechoch will have
Chit-as eurehee on Friday. as wll.
ehollalery'a
lullel‘eveeyurhpheepeaherleu
Wishbone-block. weathevin
tlmota worthlem check. floaty. A
washcloth nursed eelechll
hheten eel Ire-lee to the value at
nets. mud-numbness» to
MW“ ludwlaglwpy'
“amwfltflaflm
”sunk!“ lemony
”autumn-en.-
mmflcWMhe-h
Ie new the money, when he have
“It. Mil eleaot have-y ee-
pvdtlhm. limpet-dwel-
mandamus-M's“.
hat loneliness or act was he.
~ whihew “he VIN“) h
museum
, “hath
_wieeh
7“,“ rue-
idem”
n’LPILne .
4mm.
, ' d i Wheelfive '
"lead”aehe
”mumemme‘
”minim-edition
rune-wean. reverse-sec.
uoverlall. lbavebeenavlethol,
flhlehcaderhenandhavc ueverbfl»
\auythlngtorehevelhemeouuirhlrae
Ayer'elllle. Blmlbegae
”.mmmnmu‘
”Mandamus-t. ‘
mepeeeedelneelhavcladoae.”—c.'
l'JllIlathtghpuJ'a.
AV
Wine
M.
‘1
Eli's PILLS?
usual at yum Ialr”
J. l. ltoeuudv ecu-use to eay,in caplet 7 '
ationol' in. connection with the Fee-bl
Simone can, that in. c-ijcl in calling
theetreuti-m 0f the G-uucn r: the, mus-v .
let was that they must ltba-lhw u"
Hie intervention can», heb lien is. lrc-m
ateliable source, having lie-en . mi“. by,
Simon' in '{her to parties .- boc Manual!
cited Ii t I him An n 'mtigm‘qwt will
show it to in nu». or untrue
—~Solv hats at Sher-m. d‘s. .. 7' "
u.
(”but Co five”, a few pain a; l one u-
the best known clue-acme In wtm- ic,
lilo in Danlmry. was killed upon black-
wrll'eleland. Saturday night "3‘ flu .
all inmate u! the aluminum: timer, ”“1 '
ing been committed to the immution at
hbown roqueet In 1802 OneJ "VIC!
turn 0! the case is that the mall ninja? ,
arrest struck the death on." immediit. . "
lyupon being I'M Irma e hi Ill
attach ol night-are by his vie II.
.,~.l.
.34; .l
w." ' ifs
'l'helloldrn on. Web. club ode Lama:
light at the residence at mural”
“not. and were tenet “nighttime i”
killed. They-are were won ”Villa "5‘
lery Palmer, P. 2:. mm and new.“
0. Palmer. " ”L‘ ‘
on
.,,, .
—Slede, sleigh Mame... m. an ”in,
an. anon moon. 0! Well u‘mr.
Norwale, he returned to Bowen. mm
cared hue daughter. who has he. cert
ouely ill, but to now llnpl'u‘lun.
t
Barty Brown, 0! Newtown not:.
purchased aspeetly flutter from
beacon. of Slammed.
bl.
30- F
l u l
Oflcer Button in on duty uptown ~0-
day, to rehexc Chief ol Police Bradley.
whoutahiogudey «a.
The choire ol the diluent Norwalh
ehurchce met last night to rehearse
Christmas mueIc.
Aetray homo- Fraualia avenue *- p .
longing to Ebert Vealluven. ore ed
coma-hie excitement yesterday alter ..
men. It was captured and taken back
to the stable. '
-—l.adlee’ watches. from u and up.
at Rwa'e _, ,
Atlhemrutingoltheflorwulh Build.
ligand Loo-mum, last . t,
Chiller-sold.” the renal my
unredupoathehooholthemvm '.
Jamu O'Brien, dfloueh etrret. at;
heats-calorie. (or some lb,”
typhoidtever,wae n-uvee Ill thew
behacewthehoepttelfieetalaht ‘
oilycuweattomahryuwrhndhoe
rightterX-ee,buyafllhrbyel
one“. w: ill-
‘1
ll.
dru’Uaiua.l¢c.fl,weeheldht‘ .
run-bums William 8.,
Quilts-nice aha-noun:
financial secret-q. Johe U» M:
recording eecrctuy.
undue-neuter. John Humbert-open.
leery loose; inductor. Pater Jolson.
Thedflereat women-will [trembli-
Hertha-en meeting.
-l‘ullllaecleerhyeat8herwood’e. I)
Vellum
W- .
l .
a
mum cw Ueiea am; ity
Winona. Ville- J. m,
me,'.a.hyw. '
Wuweenuwy
'athhet nowJMefi’t-et.
than“ the Fed-t
er eta-rt avenue. ewe-peeled In
, l
v
usual-unusual.“
use;
"KING SANTA CLAUS.
-B‘ Inlay delicacire, choice Iabli’ £53m?”
d... a“... m, up. u 5..., g yum; It §vull save you money and annoyance
”ZC_
duct and in. E. ii. Fox. "3-ch 3'
e . a
line
11' "I.“ “h“. a. I". w mil of the finest quality.We bought them cheap and caneell them toyou at about half the price
Wflb‘SOl-uw
in.
, “a"; the liolidaye
a. .
mgr.“
Ie here in all his glory. The merry old gentleman will be with us until after Christmas Come
and see him. '
We are fully prepared for ”the holidav season with every class of merchandise that our years
It!“ , of experience warrants as an investment. The choicest collection of Christmas novelties, includ-
ing Fancy Goods, Silverware, Jev a'ry, Lamps, Pictures. Bric-wBrac, Perfumery, Mufflers, Handr
hiefe, Books, Xmas. Cards, etc"! etc, ever shown in Connecticut. We urge early purchasing.
Dress Go’ods.
In your anxiety about Christmas presents don’t overlook the prices we quote on Dress Goods.
. What more acceptable gift than a nice Dress Pattern. For the Holidays we offer 25 Suit Patterns
in plain and fancies, worth 08 to 810, with all the necessary linings, at 35. 49 each.
25 Dress Patterns, same as we have been selling at $3 and $4, with 2 yds. Silesia, 6 yds. Cam
brie and l yd. canvas 'l'hece Suite will go lively at 02.49 each.
Pr“ w ‘
Linens.
Every housekeeper appreciates fine linen, hence we offer special inducements in this depart-
ment. In looking for Xmas gifts don’t fail to inspect these goods.
Linen Table Cloths, 2; yds. by 2 yds., with 1 doz. Napkins to match, worth 85, at 83.75 the
set. Linen Table Cloths. 3x2 yds, with 1 doz. Napkins to match, regular value 36, Holiday price,
“.25 act. selTurkey Bed Covers,usually sold at tl.t5,this week.59c each. 20 difiereut designs inflne
eatin German, Irish and Scotch Damask.with Napkins to matchat special prices for the Holidays.
Vary Fine Damask Towels, extra sire, regular 98c goods, at 75c each.
Fancy Aprons.
We sell a great many Aprons for the holidays. Our present stock is the result of months of ,
careful buying and making. lost of them are strictly exclusive. Nearly 50 difl’erent patterns in
Ladlee‘ Fine Lawn Aprons, extraordinary value ht 250 each. Ladies' and Misses’ Fancy Open
‘ ‘ Aprons, deep point trimming, ribbon bow on pocket, 390 each. Ladiee’ Five O'clock Tea
p nawithlaceandribbon trimming, dainty articles, at 75c and 98c. Miseee’ and Children’s
Aprons, in various etylcathe beetetock we ever had, at 25p, 39c and 49c. Waitreeeee’ ’
prone, double width, fine quality, lllc each.
All
Furs.
. We always will eaveyoumoney on éllinde of For Sets,Mul'ls and Scarlets ll'ur Betefor Child-
by others for same quality. Come and see the sets we are oflering at $1.79, $2.49 and 88.98.
Cloaks.
That nice looking lady with the perfect-lilting outside garment and contented mien,
herself that she trades with us. We have some elegant values in Clash to ofler
this week, the best ever given at this time of the year. Compare our styles, qual-
aud price with mnente elsewhere and then you’ll do just as hundreds of others have done—
‘ The winds of trade are blowing our way and the storm of low price is sweeping the goode
from our reunion. ,
Handkerchiefs.
or or kind, make and We... in lace, so: Bwlee, Linen and Cambric. Inimitable
mauelvectured lor the season at Xmas. Indlcse’in variety, superior in quality and at
‘ general encellem ct goods considered. unequalled. As usual the early buyer nearer the
of the collection.
heelhwealtwehhwemunm ‘ .
“.3...“ inane N. Whirl-Immense and women, portcdto cell at 85c, holiday price,
awn... hemmhi: models Ledlee’lwleelmbruldered Handkerchiefs, o, ,. ltydlllereutdeeigne, all new, has
atltceach.
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Flaehewnflandhwchlcfe. tepclntdeflgmedgedallrouadwith
“hmmmmmuwmdlutmetttc;
malachhtlaemluelymbrmmm ‘
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