\ or women ornament.
neuron-ion .1 nylon. runs-u Xe.
. Mb the hum of the Shop Keeper.
fleeci- Wooie, Bralde no Bolton on
Mullen». About Under (burn-nu.
“What are the tableau?” in u‘question
tibial: in, at least, temporarily nettled in
fie‘lcmiuine mind, but "What i» ineli-
hf” in a query ever open to argument,
‘Wuproduotive oi inconclusive answer-
U the more vitul one, "Tomorrow I {lilo
oral" The wise women who my: that
"tuition in amply force'oi' example exerv
deed in mi nod mnteriul. rather than
thought oi oi principle," give» it pretty
floor solution of —the problem. Some one
who, by low. circumstances, or a peculiar
[in in ori;.:.nutim:gi designs, iii-in himself
upon an authority on dress, and no mat-
!" what manner of exaggerations he
“3th upon the market of inshioue, they
,lnro, with raw exceptions, surmto he no-
oeptod if he finds in few lollowers to dis-
plny them. . We rebel is little ntflrst, but
we gradually become accustomed to any
phone of dress by seeing others wear it
and soon mould our conservative ideas of
outline and harmony of color to agree
with the exnmplex we have before us. To
insure, we accept things by degrees so
we can deceive ourselves with the belief
that original taste is the guiding rule of
_ dreee, but all the same the more unique
and striking the mode presented the more
ready we are to develop its ndvontnges.
For example. the evolution of the sleeve
Ml its present proportions has occupied
several years, but here it in. the moot
conspicuous .tenture ot our gowns, and
we hnve crown such an admiration for
it. possibilities that size seems to he the
one element of beauty in its make up.
Extended skirts which measure eight
yards around lit the bottom meet with
4’ \
approval ill-epite the {not limt tin-y ure
Illrmingly Mmgestive oi the. much-dread-
ed criuolilw, and so we are led on by con-
Vincing illimtmtion to nlmout nuy ex-
treme in dress which it may wit the
tuition makers to devise. it i-v too lute
toexpect noy import-nut changes in the
winter {seniority but it is just the time
hen greut variety in dream in in domuud.
3nd every trifling vnrintion which run he
runs from the theme of the prevniliug
mode is sure to be uneful.
Smooth entiu‘lnced clothe und rough
wool materials oi medium weight are
mad extensively tor utreet gowuu, p”.
ticulerly the rough wool creponn, and
among theeele a n y lied “cameo
crown." in wool goods h e» of eerpent
green trimmed with brown and brown
trimmed with green are favorite combi
notions.
Braiding is coming in again for teller
made gownand the military uniform
pntterne, used above uni-row Mind. of
III. on Vol” rfirotive.
Button: oi elegant mental and imita-
Glen some are gaining term, but they are
chiefly employed for ornament where they
n It be uselul.
no lininmoltl. French initiate, 3nd
about lowne are the popular mnterlnln tor
underwent. end Ghlnn aillis In.» very little
uni, agent {or night gowns. which
“It be more pmperly culled Whippet-n,
u they are elalmetely trimmed and made
to weer over 3 neiosook gown. 'l‘hey m
Mm made with n yoke of alternate
mud ine- insertion and nllli. moi we
all from: end unit: the hook in tucked
mini». where e short belt condone
mime“ ”this a rihhmllew.
which ties in {rent with loan
A em mm or sun inner
”i
when»
i0!»
‘ ' 150M
cor-r... ~....
, and Lopind all ymm‘wooid he I) .
“Md by the leeway m war if“
for the who. m» that not: W
some of the rodents. ‘
The born at m Megan-locum
grow from the bone, but it item a
creamer: of the skin, like the hair and
voile. It can be separated from the at!!!
by the use of 3 KW) hulk. ‘
The chumeleon’e eyce are situated in
bony socket» projecting how the head.
By this contrivuuce the animal can suit!
any direction without the pliable» no»
tion save of the eye.
The habit of turn-hm mound three of
[our times before iylngdown bmmnivcd
in the domestic dog from ll'no eleven
ancestry. it then. served to break down
the green and moire a bed.
Were it not for the multitude oi “who
that throng to Billy pr. every win in. that
would be no living in the cormtrern
after every inundation Nomi appear”!
most incredible numbers.
The blood do s ol most ”trophy through
the bones in t on e flesh of very
oung children, bu an emote» on. the
lood' vessels in the bone mealmoet filled
with matter.
A curious pnrtnernhipozte
tween the sen anemone null ti hermit
crab. The latter oi ways has an "(WWW
fastened to his ehel l, and when minimum
his quarter» he token his momma anions.
provided he can detach it trout» the old
shell.
The toad captures inverts lily domino;
out its tongue sompidily that the eye can
not follow. The tip in covered} with u
Klutinoue mention, to w hirhu fly «mother
imgect adheres.
The land tortoisen of many rol‘mllriew
bury themselves in the mud or. the hot
toms of streams and moi-ohm out the up?
prouch of wintermnd‘ animal the coming
of a protracted drought.
The hedgehofl. badger, smilrrel. and
some kinds of mice lay one regular More
of provinions for the winter. it in could
that they eat only during mild weather,
and in extreme cold remain town-l.
Animals that live in midi countries
have a warm matting of wool or nine in!
underneath their hairy cost». no that
they are almost perfectly promoted from
the cold. Thin wool. usually hello a“ in
summer.
The whiskero of it out liremppmevil lily
some naturalists to be provided with
nerves down to the tip, while othm
believe that the bone 0! the Mill in better
fitted out with nerves than most other
parts of the shin.
The vital principle lo ntmnagest in the
common tortoise. Oneal! them uni-tulle
hulived for six month utter the removal
of its bruin, and the severed linear! have
given sign» of life three days otter hem“
cut oil
The stentor, or trumpet unlmlefil‘e, ire
nhuped exactly like a trumpet, save that
at the email end there in a globe which
seemu to unnwer the putrpone oil hart,
atomuch, liver, lungs. and allothwr or»
gone.
The beaver has more skill than as «low
ernment engineer. The chem.» crmolimwcllv
ed by beaverlv are never wwnhevil «wary,
while every {rennet wit-new” the dot
utruction of A portion at late l the Gov»
ernment works on the river.
The alligator never imvru (mull. «wile-r,
while the crocodile frequently «Mamie
long distance»: by man. lit? hm hem New
Low miien from loud. and u'. N [gr-willie.»
that these sou going l‘l‘ncudileu inwe- given:
rise to pen serpent stories.
In a wild ntute the elephant in it me:-
turnul nnimul. When. domesticated his
eize und (lurk color nitrite him1 a mall
nufleaer from the hem. To win-vellum»
ueli' he drown water from his «Emmy-lg M
menus of his trunk. our! squirm ill over
his body.
Npeew low flow.
There i»; u thrilling revelwltmw in mm,
housing for the first. time :il mam. ofl
trained hivyuiints whirling: :lrnu url in merit
M. I rate of upemi ol‘ which the mwliinmw
of old duy ethic-run slept in, pml‘el'wl’ luv
norum-e. if it prophetic gamma mt? than;
yearn ago had ventured. the opiznriow that
[his geuerutluu Would enjoy like wee of
n machine which mom‘s own phlyolitwll
strength i'ould drivezm‘mih-u» on hmmww
meter even, hill incredulous hraennrwowlld
have been likely to whvixpvv “‘vllmm."“
Yet we luwe to—dny such it mwloinr, not
only established in the ileum M am
sands of young men. given: nominally to
activity, but rapidly rupturing tile-mm!
and the fancy of people oi all new“, mom,
nnd pursuit». to when“. Millimwkmn
form: of examine lime been: ddlmnllll M
impmmible. The bicycle [m «.th n
untiment {or ltueii' Ind line the meadow:
custom» it loud» to, which nmwwn to o
genuine unit. The [movie name Mi
“wheelmun” donoribee a Wl‘ifl'llm-nl m
deed, in npirit and in! habit limit.
Two I'm 0” App“ 11m
The dt't'RYl‘d ammo in will that Ml“
of the l'umouu moth" line, like MW
known wooimen oil lilo Klimt. MW
Greening. A few rude mumlvwm “the
of the old limeitli'n or the northern. may
of Fruit Hill. on Wrelheicli W. Whammy“
(arm, ntoml» 5 young urn-r. sna- Winn-mu
ureat-umu1;mudfuthevfiolionvmlivMirth
planted tlm mother true, «it «Men the
other in u llmh wrmvohedl whale law
with fruit from the parent vomit. dimming
King (ieorue’n reign, ht WW, and mu
therefore Hi ymmoldl when: ill woo mt
down in 1mm, and it» lite trout lllwummll
munt he ueurl y 150' yawn.
The premmt tree. the «trimmer»: «m, any
rolled. in u limit of the mother «molt m
wee broken oil in the $0th line guitar!
will. end which, from euaelllrwv tritium luv
to the moint, rich mil. limit MM M he.»
come independent. Tile "will oil then
trees are the linesn of the ”lamina: imply
end hundred 0! union from the
stool: nre introulueelom New With and
the Middle Hi.ute~.»4‘i(rovllilonwe .flmrufl.
Mummy“ law.
Judge to witnmv-wxnw. Mm. I want
you to dintlurnl y imitation-ed that W
guy is not evidence; ilew std m yea?
"I don’t ltuow, Jam"
"Dlin't Now?"
"i he" no evidence of my on,”
“W lint do you mean?"
"i am told that hue wmwy ymoilql.
Judge, but it'll only Wm. new! you
knew that. limit «viewfimmm m
m .r‘
W flue Whisks In
Minimise Amuse-unto..-
Amoisg the 15m hills mm] by the
House at the 9th WinthWM one
looking an appropriation oi 37.5.!!!) (or
moblibhing 3 national military park at
Shiloh end eumher sppr- mulling mm:
for the dfl’mliufl. next firms-«nine , of the
pork nlr My lonmlnl on tile imilelield oi
Ihiehnmnuxu nod i'hutouwgn.
The pmmolum with which these
mm were anal own is tiunllicnnt.
Four of the our»! tenuous fields of the
civil war are now to he lmwriveni tor the
wonderland windy of future generations.
and that, too, with the h azirly cooper»
aim» and by the mulusl «mire». of victor:
and Vfllfllflihhmi on the livid», it i» doubt—
lnl whether liner» it mm hing quite like
thin to hr found in history.
The lint field to lie H: mm” Wu» not
molly ‘dflljw'illf4. liar 9-3 or oi the most
trememlom imam», ever louuht on the
Amnioaiu continues, um fraught with
momenta!” e‘oliewgiwurm. .\ uluwment
in Mmury learning". l'l’lflfl‘l of hm. your .
oboe/nil that invades the lung» Mini» ex-
pended «m Ihl! livid by the memorial A»
mutation slid other two». and by indi-
Vldmlllo, no im than $63,011 h'.‘ loving: to
that time been mulriimlmi by Mates
whose milling tools port in the bottle.
TMQ of land have been imnuhl, made
loiui mill, and mooning“ will 1:4 MM wreat-
ell. In Me prawn: ”purl, filly. Lamont
enye that the mormnenu nmlwlulwo by
"more on both will“. mu- vwli as l he linen
whioh they held. have hem in the mnin
«eunuch «inhibited. and. alter tin-i
v’efilfimtiam. mining; will he pltored at
pronto on the limo!“ of uric regiment in
it» whim» pal-villiommduiie amine munon
will in like hummer ulmuily ”Rpm-dill)".
held by the Emma»... Wilma it is remem-
lkmi that 2-113 i’uloo ”annulus with 6'1
Hustler-flee, mod it” l’onfwirule regiments
With 70 halted», limit purl iii (ietlyn-
hum. it will the mo hoe LIN-:41 in the
labor involvml, The mllgggonjuo. however
Ml?“ line“ that cure Humid lM‘ when not
tornado the (lmllfle, and at) “Hull!” by
newline minulwn Mildly m liiipi‘eseive
and mutton-live in its broader and more
general devote-to, It an amino he under-
stood (mm the Mom just given why no
large an expense has been laid out upon
this field, end why .0 many monuments
«we of them «molly and inmllui. work
this wonderful wot.
The Ciliekntnnnge nod (‘hatlnnooun
pork in to the Wm who: the Gettysburg
no to the Eat“. ('hieknmnuus was the
bloodline! ol the “intern but:lro_nud ii
«Mailman is Added it towers up with
it great uranium importance. When the
hill to «inhibiting this pork we: helore
Hiram, the "one Military «amnion...
music no eieimrnie compsrimu. imd on
Us: Irma»! theeavinbe‘amlih anoleon’e
gm! ”will”. elite-W a. Marrow). Auuurliiz
and Waterline». and again on the Tinsel-I at
Moan in we nod mt lirnweiolie. Sedan.
mud other tuition of the me-uh‘umun
moot BMW. w an to allow tizeilesiilinene
oil the elvulrgle at it ‘iaivhnmauga. The
gunpmmm...‘ «lilo-W entail that the average log..-
N on» «Mill mole {of Mir troupe Whirl)
loom-all through the mo dayu Were fully
Jill walnut , whale iw runny portions of
mow-ll“ lilmw nine lam reviled 5-0 per Wm.
sill-M llovr «ozone (“in 7.3 per l‘t'ili. it cou—
e‘iwnlimlllumt ellli l: A: {Md haul an import—
anmv- to law woman no no uhjvrt lonholi oi
within ..+ newbie in Aluerivan ligho
Ling,
Ulla-5.21m mum no ( til-wry.» have decided
no make. line Denim-rink Mum! by their
Hamil mil item beginning in end, and
they in 1.1.. :i M thereto”, in- A party, lend
any ,1me my «01M Uplflfll'llie o! the luv
mmmr we. m ”M“ a'umhux fight {or in re-
ml‘, My .41 "ii el liar Apprujlriul ion of the
&T¢V-.,llllvilll;yn.n,m . Md |,u,\ 5H rrlxryi'ariinle
m.» .vmw- nun lull gum mg ll loll. upc‘rlil ion.
The 95¢ ml Molliuk Hie tariff ml with
trlvuxz'mu-umw Min Ml.» .lJfllJl‘lll. hm good a
.lr,l.mzu.r.m.,; m «awn 1A; lw ignored. and
fliimp :‘ot'w M, u w“ Jr on alwll- iv 11W ii ullil]
«my “(on uranium .«vl Volume“. When the
limo, lll'w‘li . it n ,ili be rvlwuk'il 'lllw
’ll’nmimsmrn liqwniiim’lil Mill muiuluinu
2mm ow an! o Mull; regard in tile rrgulu
mom» gummy”! Mi hm‘fflnlrj' l’arl lule un-
umr “Him ml llildk .eMmut-l to voile-vi the lax
will he owl». but u in quite inn-ll under
Miami noon the alimllullma‘ul lemurru of
Mine virgin ua'llfllidrkll Will not be abandoned.
I'lhw‘rrwmuwv oflirlnle on not Willing to
and il-w tha- iii-ulnar oi the Ameru no citi-
1pm who .ur in my the in, and the
mailman» tutor». All enquiry into private
Mellow-v autumn u! the claim—no, that were
so ailinnmlelui during the war, will be
millennium! owl enforced The Trentury
«Mireille. indeed. are some“ fearful
that the term at the in! on not them-
wllvmeflmt and rlpild‘fl enough to insure
ll wampllrle mud pamper return of ilil‘lilut’u.
mud «wtemniue waiting “it“ bureau rm-
:vlmunme nee mam «ringeoi. but if than
new it an wolmlaly that i‘ouumo- will
”gown. than. ”my Kimono [Moo
«toll» WM lute.“ along Uppuwll the on‘
minimum at the Immune 1‘" line- are very
mmlh alllmlmlmd aver lilo miulmun oi the
rigid moumwlmlnl “ignition: oi the
TIM” llvwnmi. so are so xious to
u.“ wmwtlulug done to mutual their:
out to rep-mi the law eillmelhrr. but it it
iu wound or sinned lo dumb u will he
momma-airy no have («onward nrllun among
mtg-mm «lilac law in nil martin oi
limb limiww. and u- yet “er nppenra to
line no» more yawn 4;! the funnel .uu of much
my ”minim." «ammo ion.
flow it Limo
1mm m use 34le «who...
Mg, mwwumi mm; in romm‘tlou with
“tumour uv [be holding lay the l'uihrd
w M1,... 1......43 do" than Nripl uml «not»
“3...”... n... I,» Multan. ii A. liunhy 0!
Moon... u Whom; mum”. iliiiu. was in-
‘Mm «on «a “no; al’xh‘ffilljd norm cards
no “new! "Hailey «.1 i‘olumimu. 0th.
(M n» veranda.” u! the [041"! '3an the
"w“,“mum. ”In“ So ”so Anything."
win I’m Welt. llmmiiy." sud “Many
gm "rm filial! lie-Troubled.“ lie Wm».
will!!!“ my he!" ”mute on 4hr ground
“.1 “up hflxflflgfl owl was libelou- and
“mt-ant to levjureiiwthnrmrr ol \lr
"gum. . {denim Plain Healer
’ Wlfleslmt II.
An minimal-dell whet- remarked
in e «hi-gr Irma el- pulpit lately:
”Intuit lame n minim: inherit."
Mm [mt ”mum”.
m with in mm i
and hit!» med ‘-
1m.
and e
Colorado got up
Mac - A um
.. «www—ww out”... .
making.
I M “It!!!“ I
emrnmfll
from“. lathe-d we. The»,
HOSIERY.
Ladies'Stainleas Hose. 'regu-
lair Ric quality. 200 dozen, for
this sale. 6 cents a pair.
Ladies’ Black Hose, our own
importation. best 250 stocking
made, usually retailed at 39 ctv.‘.
83 dozen in a“. ll cents a pair.
Misses’ All Wool Ribbed Hose.
full round of sizes ; regular price.
170-; ll cents a pair.
Men's Merino Socks, bought as
seconds, but you can't tell from
firsts; ‘ aloe. 39 cents a pair; just
think of it. Two pairs for 25 cls.
Men's Black Cashmere Ho e;
regularprice. 50 cents; lg cents
pair. SI far box 6 pairs.
SHIRTS.
~Men’s White Merino Shirts,
no drawers, latent: each.
Men’s Outing Shirts, name as
we sold early in the season at
50 cents. 25 cents each.
1
l
‘ A “01'1““! the vise law“
A little higher in price hull ‘
trackers.
Bargains we have added.
they are Delicious.
Cor "Main“ _
consume: mum 25. u llllllll. TO TAKE lll’ulol l
I ‘ I ’ . ., , i-
MARK llllWN :--
and Wall Sis.
’ SALE BEGINS
SATllililAY unnmu, noun .2“
As it is customary for us never to carry over stock from one season to. aunther. in order to
accomplish this end prices will be cut so low that the reault can’t be otherwise than a clean sweep.
You can save money by coming early. This is a partial list of prices:
Ladies? Winler Coats.
We haven't many to mow——
Hardly worth mentioning—not
over 50 garments in all. One
small lot-broken sizes, we won’t
say what they cost, your choice
‘ at 52.50. each.
CARPETS.
Brussels and Ingraln, regular
75-cent quality, ten pieces, 49
cents a yard. .
GLOVES.
Men’s Scotch Wool and lined
Calfskin Gloves and Mittens;
regular price, 590. 35 cents I
pair. .
Men’s Calf and Buckskin Lin-
ed Mittens. best 31 quality, 59
cents a palr. ‘ _
Ladies’ Silk Mittens; regular
value. 59c. 35 cents a pair.
es
.
' Stamped Sands.
Drummers’ samples and port
of our own stock, slightly soiled,
prices about half. ' .
All-Linen Mamie Cloth Doy-
lies; value from 8 to 10 cents. 4
cents each. ‘
Linen Satin Finish Doylieé“;
regular prices, from 12.} cents to
19 com. Scents tech. . '
Cotton Duck Scat-ts, tinted, 32
inches square; value, from 39
cents to 62$ cents, 2‘ cents each.
Linen Bureau Scarfs,‘ 54:72
inches long—Jame, from ‘25 etc.
to 81.50. 59 cents each.
Dress Goods.
In this departments“ Full
and Winter Stock reduced, in
many cases, to less than bolt
price. _.
Twenty-five pieces Plain and
Fancy Suitinge.
cents 69 cents, 25 cent. 1nd. V”
, ill-Inch India Twins, never
sold less than 75 cents, in blue .’
only. 4! cents I yard.
TELEPHONE CALL, 57.4.
THE BOSTON ‘ STORE,
Corner Main and Wall Streets. Norwalk.
IlllN’l illll ll
That we sell the best goods that the market
produces, as low as they can be sold fur,
and maintain the quality. There is nothing
a man is more susceptible to than good liv-
ing, and once his Wife treats him. to first
class articles of food
along.
The loss famousiluch lliilflilscnlt is llu lines! cracker produced and has llu I
Try 3 lbs. of our lunchoonlllli crackers in 25c; a balsam. to can please you
SHARES E. SElMllllll,
lEAIlllifi Bllflllili.
he wants them right
WeMentionThisweék
{ma large linulana Prunes, 2 lbs. 25c.
louan S elled Almonds. Silo lb.
auylu’s Salted Almonds. 505: box.
ltssuan Maymalala. something new. 25:: box.
lmalican BlSllllll Com an inn (into, In lb. boxes, 25c box.
unwell Tomatoes, a ma arlncla, IS on. pet can.
Eula llllli Hgs. mites from Hit in 2th lb
lsparagus has n cans. selected goals. 35c and we not. _
We are headquarters llil Sallmes. lauhae's Chips and vanities oi lanty Wallis, lilies and
a
ll you wanl iancy genuine New Orleans New Crop Molasses call here.
Don't Forget llur Big Sale . of Buller.
ll 25. 28 and 30 us. ll. ll would surprise you it know the amount we have sold in the In! ten
23 Ills. ll. amll. Granulated Sugar lor Slllll. .
Plasma all intmer quotations value made as they all shall good. Call and so the not
lie Handle only the Famous Ferris Brand of Hams. Boneless Ba-
con. Dried Beef and Pig Pork. llaymaylhaallllle higher in nice But
about 1,000 '
yards in all, values fromlfis _
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