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mum's, Mains, “That is my
M 0 wretched man that i eat.
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“M?” Thegosneinrirror, borer-
sr'.astosiyrrm the cannot but the
’dllel's Saviour. the slancr's (ind.
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dMJln sinners lrieod. Briefly,
“Abused!" presented the trans»
mm of in the ten.
Chippewa“. lathe mirror. The
“murders the sinner in his
“Mfiewdtbeboiyonewhich
they’re“! transfer. The agent is
“MdWWd. Thesinnerawsk-
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Minamoto“! itgbt,aed lite. instan-
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meta-version. betitgoa onlroar
dune very. as eterui propel-loo.
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“Em. of Howard ava-
wamhmalabiishedwhat he calls the
Wile-e Enterprise. tor the
mderwoflmofthis
Wam- homes for themselves
“I m for what rent ordinarily
nests. Tbepecpriuoruyshewill aseiet
nymtobeyerbuiids home any-
wb’sruualenainy, who is not on.
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Woollweather. Brannon!»
mMfluJ'ndebie water wheel
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mute-lye few minutes’eork
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Ilia lies Vas- Iesaptlsa a Home I.
tell Get In. a M One.
There night here been a tragic ending
to thsdcmsstie telieityoi‘a young married
couple who may a list in Clinton ave-
nue. Brooklyn, a few days arro‘. had it not
been for n» intervedtlon of their neigh-
bors. The young couple have been mer-
rled only a month and took pcmession of
their flu only two weeks ago. They know
little about their neighbors.
Last Wednesday evening just about bed-
time there was so violent a ringing of the
electric doorbell in the tint opposite that
the newly wedded young man decided that
. something was wrong. He opened the
door. and finding nothing but darkness in
the hallway rapped on the door of the tint
where the ringing was going on. There
was no response, and the young man, do—
slring to be neighborly, wmrt down stairs
to admit the person who was doing the
ringing. He unlocked the outer door and
iound them an cllluily woman iroightcd
with packages.
“Oh, thank you." she exclaimed. “I
thought Inercr should get in. My hus-
band up stairs is a little hard of hearing,
and I went out shopping and left my keys
behind."
“Zv'otrouhleatnll, [assure you," suave
iy replied the young man, loading the way
up stairs with a lightc taper.
"I left my busba reading, and he
must have dropped asleep, also I am sure
he would have heard me." said the older-
iy woman as they walked up the stairs.
When she reached the landing where
her list was. she knocked at the door, and
a new difficulty presented itself. She
could not got in there either. and then she
said her husband must have gone out.
The newly wedded pair stood in the door-
way of their list helpless spectators oi her
predicament. The young man rapped
fiercely on the door. but. there was no re-
s use, and than they began trying keys.
one was found to fit.
”How embarrassing! I'm so sorry to
trouble you, but now that I think of it I
can get in by the door lending to the fire
escape. l loft that open when [was at
the ioolrox,” said the elderly woman.
The young man looked at her size,
which was considerable, and smiling
thought of the live foot railing she would
have to climb to get to that fire escape
door.
”If you will allow me. madam. I'll get.
over and lot you in," he vuluntmrml.
"Oh, you are so kind 1 don‘t know how
I can thank you. " rnurmnnrd the elderly
woman.
The young man slmppcd briskly enough
through the private hallway of his lint to
the fire escape. while the elderly Woman
and the young wife charm] in the hall-
way. They board the youngman climb
orerthe railing which divided the tire cs-
cape in the rear. and both smiled reassur.
ingiy as they heard the fire escape door
open. The story of what occurred after
this was gathered from a comparison of
notes by the young married man and the
husband of the elderly woman. who was a
little hard of hearing.
The young man found the elderly wom-
an's husband sitting at a table in the din-
lug room. into which the fire escape door
opened. lie had an open hook in his lap
and was apparently in a deep reverie. The
young man made considerable noise in on-
tcring and coughed to attract the hard of
hearing man's attention. The latter made
no movement, and the young man, as»
suming his most genial smile. walked up
to him. The elderly man was sitting with
his back toward the young man, who had
program] himself with a nice little speech
of iutrmluction. Nosoonorhnd he touched
the hard of hearing man's shoulder than
there was a roar. and the young man
found himself clutched with a grip that
threatened to crush all the breath out 0!
him. The hard of hcnring man yelled
“llcipi Police!" at the top of his voice,
while the two women in tho hallway lil-
nrost collapsed when they heard the noise.
He was an active young man and man-
uals! hyexcrtlng all his strength to squirm
out of the group oi his captor and ran
through tho flat. The hard of hearing
luau ruccd after him, and the young men
jumped into the bathroom. the door of
which was conveniently upon. Then it be-
cnrnc his turn to yell iorassistnuco, for his
pursuer was making frantic efforts to
open tho door nnd was still yelling at tho
top of iris \‘lliCi‘.
The shouts of the men in the flat and
the tenants of the women in the hall soon
aroused the entire house, and tho occu-
pante canto tumbling out of their rooms
in various stages of undress. The tenants
thought the list was afiru, and some of
them run into the street. Others gathered
around the two women in the hallway and
tried to learn from their excited spowh
what tho trouble was. in the midst oi it
all the hard of hearing man opened the
ball door and was dumfoundrd at the sight
of his fainting wife and tho assembled
tenants.
The wife revived when she saw him
Info. and then she tried to explain what
had occurred. The bathroom door was
Opened after considerable shouting. and
the young man was found about to drop
down the window of the alrshait. it look
lo minutes to explain thorircumstaneos
all around-allow York Sun.
The last at Vienna.
The landlady had done aomethlng that
the biralder didn‘t like, and he was telling
his roommate about it in rather vigorous
"fly dear isllow,” said the roommate.
“she didn’t do it intentionally. ”
"i think she did."
“Oil. noi it was a mistake."
"Well. she had no right to make such. a
minake.
“But. my dear fellow, the best of wom-
en make mistek "
“Ii bother do, but I don't think she's
as all that."—-Detroit Free Press.
“Can i sell you sonestock la the Wild
Western lining company?" "No, l
bevel-st invested laa Kentucky com-
pany.” “nick it sets?" "mainly.
..u¢mw by Ms to danger of the stock being
pf. lblrnymltrla new 030.1!“de It'ultthedub. Welter (at 11 p.
“dammit. aloud”! M lav 1a.)~'rhsreisalady maids who says
”Heep-ale U a Iva ” blush-NW longhorn early
night. All tritium-Eaters arse rac-
“ x
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ram FOR A curious.
Items at Interest Iron lvevy gears" of
mm or ran '
Weill-t.
Word was placed in a position each
summer was before the other night.
and thetwcnder con-read ”with the
alfair k that no liver were lost. Latest
night the gas was shut ad from the sup-
ply pipes of tbeclty by an accident at
the gasworks, and darkness filled the
bomesof the consumers. The demons
was repaired and the gas turned on.
This resulted in nearly concealing many
people. The police notified Manager
Harbinsoa and asked bier tosbut oi! the
gas. This he refused to do. and the po-
lice went about the oily awakening peo-
ple to warn them of their danger. Many
of the business houses on the principal
street were filled with gas, and the
owners dared not enter them for fear of
explosion or collocation. It is probable
that many suits may be brought against
the clitu‘
A Signal Tower Burned.
Signal tower No. 44, at Saugatuck.
on thelluo of the Consolidated railroad
wesiburncd to the ground shortly after
4 o'clock Sunday morning. The fire was
caused by an overheated stove on the
ground floor. The floor above was on
ilreend aportion of it collapsed before
tbeblaaewas discovered by J. A. Ack-
erman, the night operator. He was
obliged to jump from the second-story
window in order tosavs his life. The
tower will at once be rebuilt.
Hairdresser—linden. what color do
you wish your hair? bliss Oddgirl—Uh,
I am not particular—any color. so you
“keep it dark." ,
Pete Amsterdam-4Tb ch’urchea after
all are not so bad as many people think
them to be. Murray Bill—How did you
find that out? “i read the other day that
not more than half the members of Con-
gress are connected with the churches ”
Wife—Did you notice, dear, at the
prrty, last night. how grandly our
daughter Clara swept into the room?"
Husband (with a grual)~()h. yes!
Clara can sweep into the room grendiy
enough, but when it comes to sweeping
out the room she isn‘t there."
“I don't know," said the fair Angelina,
as she sighed heavily, "I don't know
why I should be so tired. IJ vault
done a single thing." "Ha (you;
dear?” was her mother’s unfeeling reply.-
“Then why don't you do something?
You probably need a change.”
Blinks—0h,yee; she carries herself like
an empress and bosses are around all she
like now, but wait until we are married
and then are how she’ll fawn and cringe.
Winks—4‘0 you? Blinks—No, to the
servant girl.
Little Johnny—Momma says lire.
Highmiud is a very superior woman.
What does that mean? Lillie Ethel-«l
don’t know exactly, but Mrs. Highmind
has traveled a great deai,and may be she
can read a railroad time table all by her
self.
A Proposal.-—fle-You are the star of
the assembly. She— You are the first to
discover thaii Lie-Then grant me a
disoovsrsr’s privilege of giving you my"
name!
be Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cured J.
G. Gorreii of the worst case of eczema
ever known in the state of indiaua. It
cures scalds. burng indolent sores and
never fails to cure piles. (l. A. Gregory
dc Co. and G. C. Stllison.
children cry for
Pltcher's Castorla.
mnabywuskhwegavehorcestorle.
mumsmmmlorm
mnemlhaheclcagtom
mmmmmaunmm
Children Cry for
Pitcher’a Gastorla.
children cry for
Pitchers Ontario.
TO ADVERTISERS.
Changes cannot be guaran-
teed the same day copy is hand-
ed in. Every reasonable eiiorl
will be made to accommodate
patrons, but change cannot he
insisted uponss a right unless
copy is sent in by 2 o’clock
in the afternoon of the day be-
lero change is desired.
"For several
years, l,wes a
greatsnlerermn
liver complaint.
which «and se-
vere-peins under
rightsirculder- ’
blade. saiiovaees ‘
‘ ” oi the skin, low-
splritednees,aud cramp in the stomach. .
lampieasedtobeabletostatethatl'
have been relieved oi all these com-
plaints by the use oi Ayer's Pills. 1 >
nadihemalso,lobeanelogantailsrodin- i
nor yum—lira. M. A. Susan. Haney, Pa. .
AYER’S PILLS ;
Received Highest swam
M we wanna rant
"aylor I ll: Guide;
RealESlale andlnsurn’m:
WA Nli I Nle'I‘IlH HTKEET
inl’ r. rub. it! hilllnt‘. illi'i iI-l
purchasing. are irufltul to
coil and examine our list. Vv- have them for
sale in every parlor rm- vlu- at. rmwonaln
Mom and on easy temp... mild v
l‘erauur loo-up
will. tin: vie'w o
W AN'I‘I')“.
A’l‘ BINDERR. inquire at CROFU!‘ a
FNAPP‘S raowry No.2. Water arrest.
South Norm-1k. ii in
in new.
FIRST-CLASS house with modern m-
pmvernenbv. in sood location. lnquiri of
owner acronym” onus near West at eat.
or ofOLlVEB a. as Knit. agent. so Wash.
lngton street. 11% ti
FURNISHED rooms. all [laviland street.
city. not
i
eggiiiigi
black Bose. good weight,
quality. good value, at its p.
pair; seduction this week of of.
per pair, or in other words 12.}
3d lob-{1'0 the men who wear
good weight Outing Shirts we
would say we have a genuine
bonanza for you. We propose
toietgo about 7 dozen Shirts.
different kinds, that we have
.. sold fertile, 55¢, 62in and 69a,
for the uniform price of 390.
Your choice of any Shirt in the
lot
4th iot.~—'i‘his item will iii the
pocket books of a great many
of our readers. It is 50 dozen
of a standard males 1 oz. spools
of Sewing Silk. at in per spool.
“blot-50110 .SinkBrooms,
to each. 3 '
on. lot-25 deceit good size
Scrubbing Brushes, do each.
7th lot-Solid copper, nickel
iated Tea Kettle, 71o.
ens. i r. crannies v 8...... mm, my,
deeivseoayfsw min in 31'? AIMISG or
OKAY DI 1’9. 1 MM 1 W
bomesof pupi ornithologdemol 6:. W. 80.0 8“ ' 1835 pattern
0.533%“ vi... «rest. «as reasonable. with Lisle Thread 0 tic, same,
g—r fi—r price as cotton. Size. Ladies',
”.66, use. Odd germane know,
that's why we sell them is- lhan cost.
'Mnros a. 00.
as: llala m. Dani in. mm or.
Make/ream fietaievoifloodla om
SOLID
SILVERWARE
HUITA BLE FOR
WEDDING PRESENTS.
H. S. ROOD
it Selih leis street. lie. lierwslk
am
it
«.9
OUR room front apartment over Olsen's
shoe store. suitable for allies, or small
family: also {our room apartment. third story.
ran, in building so Washlo ion street. Rani.
iii. Agra, oiilce OLD W Li. CIGAR com‘
9“an 0 3261.!
OUSE to real. No. dConrtln-‘dt place. All
shinglon street.
} modern improvements inquire at 7:
West avenue. South Norwaill. fii iw
BREE rooms. Till-loath Main street. water
in. rem 9i: bruise b7 Womlward ave-
nue. rent. $13: house-ill rooms. 4 Hanford
Blane: second floor of house. (six rooms). on
on Point street. real, so,
Apply to E. A. WOODWARI).
_. For: some.
OTTAGE'I AND BUlLDlNG ilYl‘S. Col»
1 es on Quintard avenue. six rooms
each. . early new and in good condition.
Gmd improved buildina loudeslrsbl located.
Tarmac-lay. Applyoo IMHO”) B ' Bi‘i'l‘.
,ELEU’I‘RIO BELL'! put up and repaired:
electric clocks. electric medical batteries.
SOUTH NORWALK HARDWARE CO. 41
South lain street-
'—
Washington street. south Norweik.
iliiSllii EVENING, FEB. Hill.
at eight o'clock.
Lam c >v..rlalnment in Club Union lecture
Cour-i . l‘ha"’l’hree Entertaining l‘lsnllemen."
the -. iMfllS Bltofflllli and NIB. ED.
WIS STAB BILKNAP. in
MusicllecllallonsanllMonomlme
assisted by AINOLI) the violinist.
Tickets lib": llic extra for reserved sent.
(Then open» Saturday morning. the iilh. all?
o'clock. M. Plaisleli's and Piano's. f’ l
.. w
mag...” HALL
Smith Norwalk. for two “wire commencing
MONDAY, FEBRUARY i i
M ATH E W’S
Comedy and Mikado
. Tea Company.
A company of ailsrar performers and J epon-
eat troupe. Free in allover 21 years or age;
under. 100. After 8 o'clock. ran to All. Be.
served seals. be. Ladies are cordially Invited
tofcorne and see the Japanese. n my
WE 05ers use;
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Iiillliii. rsruunr no. '95}
THE OOHIDY HUNIEIM.
FLORENCE BIIOLEY.
in her new namional drama,
“THE
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tells the story of a
large business with
us the past year.
as low as we can. That’s might
WE.- SEIJ, mmwraido?“ comes con -
MANUEL T. HATCH,
, l5 IIIIW ITIEET.
sures OFFICE. “WIT ill!" STABLE.
WE ARE STILL ON THE EARTH
Admgtnyeatbekmw'issia‘lvfltfliuamrday that you have
isssaikbyesv. Muduseassteekeedhsesawaesl that we are telling the
netblflsdawitweasaaevergsltystdsisgths use again. full line of the
“Maribel-Mm”.
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