g
i
l
i
II
‘r
i
. r,
1. equally narrm and shallow and less pleas-
. And don’t forget the powders. and the iron for
Want
unpleasant
‘ i a 12;, give '13:“ aatlr‘flaction
. ataatyf agnaa nona-
ohla not neonaarily expensive
girl student undervalue: the
.. - oi draaa under the impreaaion
aw- herstrong mindednesa. that
‘ooinlng woman," but the com-
STliEE’l‘ COSTUME.
g woman will be fully as well dressed as
a going one. although probably more
glenically. The enact of education and
- - opment is not to destroy the sense of
uty and fitness, but to given truer por-
. tion and appreciation of them. There
’- girls and women who attempt to take
than out to inthlleetuullty by straining
hair back f' m ' the lace very tight
‘ flat, wenrin scant skirts when these
. ; out of dntei~ and heroically eschewing
’ idea. but me tal power and cultivation
= not nttaina 10 by means of external up.
f" cations. and; the woman who is narrow
and shallow n a pretty gown will be
in an ugly one. Dress has
greater ii liucnce on the mind of tho
“7 carer than is generally understood. The
-.naclouan 55 of it becoming gown and an
'wiirdnosa and gives a dogrro
It is
war of dress as to overestimate it.
‘ An ll ustration is given of uwalking
" Itum- of nickel bongaliné. The skirt
in: : eta at the bark and is trimmed
round he loot lty a narrow band of so
is. - born this is an application of gray
d all or oniiu-oiilvt'y, and long pointy. of
eta odomration are placed at either
de 0 the front breadth. 'l'ho bodice con-
: its . a pointed corsciot of hengalinc
llmll . 1y embroidered. the upper part
edged lth sable. which forms; straps over
I‘- . upliiqra. Under the coreoivt is a lull
». .11. of geranium velvet. 'l‘he alcove
.. a are also of velvet and the deep cufls
hangaline. .1 Evil: Cuoun'r.
l'rmr Baby!
-. . the bullies had tonsilitis—uh, Lord. but
- but a nine:
m (other of all poets could not toll it half in
rhyme.
It was hustle for the doctor at 12 o‘t-ioi-k at
night
And acurry to the drug ston- before the mom.
ing’u light.
Thonbaby‘e pills at Hoyt-n. and t'othor ono'a at
eight.
Prueriptions next in half an hour Don't-b0 a
min in. lntt',
100d,
noids at Dating limo to tuko tho plat-o
thr- (lurlinga waited and orivd ’twits
walk fin» iloor
ity pounds on one arm, on the other
flfi more,
I tho houao worm nil iho flow. and
do ‘t not in a draft,
Anddon t mix up the nn-dh-iumi. Why didn't
I g daft.
With ha y'e pills at eovvn, and i'oihcr onv'a at
ei ht,
tiuns then in half an hour.
minute lair.
And on't forgot the powders. and the iron for
the blood,
poptonoida at outing time to take the plane
of food?
doctors brought them through all right
and thank tho Lord for that.
both are olrong and rosy now. and both
are getting fat.
allowed moat wondrous Hkiil. i think. as
doctors oi’il-n do.
0 what I marvrl mout- at in that wife nndl
lived too.
it!) baby 'u pills at town, and t‘othvr ono’a at
eight.
. . ptlonl then in half an hour. Don't be
a minute lute,
. ~ don't forget the powders. and the iron for
thablood.
Aldpoptoneida u eatingtixno to take the place
h M ~Buitalo Exprcu.
Don neglect that cough,“ leads to
con-u ption.
a double virtue. 1t cum and
nichly. G. A. Gregory 8c 00.
0. Bulletin.
on Don't rm. to liven on.
Don't lu~
cure-
and
canal cured by No-‘l‘oBac. one. a
ll-
mad him an that even
. been natal him rich.”
ad guaranteed by R. H.
fin, no pay. Book free. Starling Rem-
4’ 00., New York and Chicago.
W
mm la a commendable virtue
awhy we ofler you
ammo co. and o. c.
w, and. Tan Samara.
a gentleman
aka-yum!»
'5! be constipation.
It.
”a ma.
One Minute Couch Cure
8t. Louie Journal of Agriculture
itorial about No-To-Bac. the la-
tobaooo habit care. "We know of
-t Bt. Inuit architect, smoked
chewed for twenty yeara; two hexea
the email of to-
No—‘l‘o-Bac told
Pl.i8“da No
One Minute
Om. 1th prompt in relief and
‘ ineurinl. Thatiawhatitia made
W.—
, y who wanta the item of the
of thiofiunty who has
death-t judgamnt remarked to no the
know of no pill. to
dympala and
complaint It Do Witt’a Little Early
Gregory a Go. and G. O.
Unhiil'a‘smtaverfim; ,
mm “Inmmll.
”Imam-Ital tel-auto.
ammonia-w.- nun-rm
gamma Uptho city—dim nu
byaBallatWhlhIoaM-lnIflIp.
Conrail. me. la, ~l'eh. 26,—A Illin-
lted fight between the bank robbera and
the loud author-nice occurred here in which
several persona were shot and much pow-
der burned ‘
Oil‘lcerl had been notified to watch for
the'men who Monday morning robbed the
Griswold (la) bank. Just after dark. as
one of the edition; was patrolling his boat,
he noticeda man sitting in the oflicecf the
Kiel hotel who answered the description
telegraphed from Griswold. Deputy Sher.
l! O'Brien was notified. and concluded
that he was one of the men wanted, and
called to his‘ aaalatnnce Deputy Sherii!
Hooker, and in company with Oilicere Po-
terson and Ware the party entered the
omen and invited the suspect to jail.
As the five men left the hotel two other
hotel guests rose and followed. hot-ping
several yards behind. J not as they ratch-
ed the courthouse O'Brien dropped behind,
telling his prisoner to walk in front. As
he did this the two men who had been fol-
lowing the party commenced firing at the
officers.
Presenting their guns. the offlmra re
turned the tire. the prisoner and the two
strangers separating from the officers and
shooting as they ran. For some minutes
the fuoillade was kept up, citizen aandoth-
or officers joining in the battle, which had
become general all along the line. until
the deeperndms were overcome and two of
them placed under arrest and taken to
jail. where they gave their names aa John
Reilly and James Wilson.
'l'wo Robber: Badly “'oundad.
As soon as they were. secure behind the
bars the oilicors started to look for the
other. and in tho soarrh they discovered
O'Brien severely wounded, a bullet hav-
ing struck him in tho ulnlmnlm. entering
the body and lodgz 3...: llt'ill' the spine.
Reilly was hit. in (hr “min, the bullet pen-
etrating some two illi'ili‘i. The third man
escaped and “NI toward the river pursued
by a poem of vitizons. but he managed to
elude them. It he thought that he is now
in Omaha. and tho polin- of that (city have
been notified to be on tho lookout for the
man.
In searching the men at the jail their
pockets yielded a lame number of postage
stamps and a quantity of small change,
with!) fart (‘onviuron tho oilieors that the
two parties now under arrest. are lumulwre
of the gain: that rnhhod tho Griswold hank.
While tho shooting was going on Mo-
torinan Si-ulion met with a peculiar acct.
dent. ills train was in the vicinity of the
battli'. and just as ho \Vllrl about to nook
tho protm‘tion of the inside of his car a
bullet strut-k a building near by. and.
glancing. liow hack and struck him ho-
twccn tho cyos, cutting the ilesh to the
helm.
At the jail the men who are under or-
rest rofnsml to talk upon the subject of
the robbery. They say that they are farm
hands.
In regard to the shootingthoy atatothat
they were scared. and did not know that
the men with whom tin-y were lighting
were officers. and that they ohot. no they
supposed, to defend their lives.
NEW ORLEANS CARNIVAL.
The Daughter of Ea-(iowrnor Wilt: So-
looted no Queen.
NEW Oman-s. Fun. 2o.—-Tho royal
yacht Galveston, Admiral (‘lnrk (‘ulll-
rounding. lit-tiring his innjmiy Rex. king
of tho i'ill‘lllVlli. and suit. mnvoyt-d by tho
royal Floriitu. umlvr tho command of his
grave I). ll. Wood. dnko of Allvghnny.
his qujosty's admiral of tho purl. arrival
and was grm‘tod with the booming of rain
non. blowing of sic-am wliisth-a. waving
of Hugs and tho shouts of the multitude.
ills. majesty \V'RH (‘Sl‘lll'tt‘ll to ('ornivnl
paluro bya grand prw-i-asion. Including
the king's imperial bodyguard. the i'lvve—
landurnys, Norfolk artillery and inskc-r
Light guards of Galveston. ’i'housnnds
of epix'tutors lini-d tho roun- of the pn H‘i‘rir
elon. At night tho krvwo of Protons pro-
sontod in iii inagniiii-ont tablvaux ”li' log-
ends of Asgard and tho gods, tho myths
of I\‘i-andinavin. Thopaguint wusln-adrd
by tho lriuiuphnl var lwaring Protons.
Alta-r tho h‘ll‘l‘d‘i pnmdo Prov-nu and his
krowo outi-riainml thrlr gin-sis at tho
From-h (ipi'ra "nu-m by taliIi-anx anila
bail. and tho king evil-«ted Slim luillin’i'
Willz. tlu- bountiful and am'olnpliwln-d
daughter ol lllt' lan- vxliiovu'rnor Willa, no
queen.
A (‘unrrrt by Twin-phone.
New Youu. FBI). 3.‘fi.—~A nmuiwr or the
Epwurth hmguo inn-minds of ilrnmltlyn
"lot. in the oillvoof lill' .Itmvrimn Trio»
phono and 'i‘vlogmph company-to anoint
in giving a i'lmm‘l" nwr thr long distance
tclophonoin Hprluulh-hl. 1), Songs. nu-lla‘
lions and radiation" ivy n quartvt worn
given, and ‘Wm‘il was rwvlwd from Spring-
iieid that tlwy wvrr luring lward parlovtly.
Similar llll‘i'lillfl'i were held in Cincinnati.
Detroit, hlliwankm-. Chicago. St. Louis,
Pittsburg. Worthington and ’l'olvdo,
Relative of Hunter llill lit-an.
VAl.1‘MiAlti0.1ml.. Fob. art—John 1.
Hill of Fillmore. N. Y.. who vinium tube
a relative of ticnntor lllll. wan taken Vii)-
atudcnt at the Northern indiana Normal
school. ._,. _ _, p“
Bahama Indiana.
Baomtmw. Fob. tin—The Kings coun-
ty grand jury has indicted John 1!. Bohe-
mann, who wan ammtnl but. weak in 110-
.lolm Pit-int» at a Williams-thing hotel.
in indleml for murder in the lint degree.
Eight Yuan Euni- l‘nr Beryl-9a.
burglary and larceny.
A Mitrrirrm the Elite.
Lyra. Mam, Fob, 20.~—Mm Hulda M.
been forwarded from Bremen.
-N. V... H. . ....,...,... -4
Theater flat mu Defeated.
Dart.
i It Smith'l. amending channel
Ilohawh relative to dutie- oi' We“: _
Senator Woln’a, allowing new Yuh'a
antitoxine; Senator Ahearn'a. mm.
lently iimmo and was placed in tho imam
department of the vitality jail. llolaa
bokan for tho murder-of Henry Ramp 1.1.1
a
FMMTooA, Fol). 2o.—-1n the Benton
county court. of acmicma John B. Carlin
and ( Ialvin Trouttenmflminala Well known
throughout the suite. were melt minim!
to eight years in llnnneniorn prison for
1’9.er of this city m‘lvni a letter which
was in one of llil' mail pour-hm that came
aahoro from the wreck of the Elbe. It had
Jrrrrmx (1m. Mo. Felt. lid—m
heumdcleaml the hill niahingita mic.
deuterium for women to wear hataattho
It wan adopted. ,
The followinghllla were pend: Hr. I.
' ”than!
board of health mutate-adult W
the pen-lam of widow- aad We!
firemen from 0000 tohalf manually;
Mr. Pavey'a. giving the Citinna’ Lean
Annoy and Guarantee cornpany addition-
al powera
The comic then went into committee of
the whole and advanced moral bliluo
third reading, among them the Garry
whipping poet bill. The bill includes wilt
beaten if the wile receives severe and our
usual injuries.
Senator Collins presented resolution» of
regret on the death of General Currant!
molving that the 80th tuilourn out of
roamct for his memory.
Senator ('Ioggeehall made a brief speech
on the life and work of General Carr and
seconded the resolution. which wast adopt-
ed. and the senate adjourned until today
at 11 a. m.
In the assembly Sir. Ainsworth present-
eda concurrent resolution that the lvgla—
1uturo of the slate of New York urge upon
oongmsa to draignaio Ft'Il. 1:, the birth-
day of Abraham Lincoln, 1“ a national
holiday. The romdui ion was min-prod.
Mr. Schoepllin's hill to provido for the
incorporation of awn-i313 no; for lending
money on porimnul proporiy out with an
obstruction on tho on! -r of Wound road-
lug. Mr. Foley i'ihili‘ll tiu' nitration of rho
house to tho {not that it was lh.‘ Millii‘ bill
which was defeated Iaat ymr. it wan por~
nieioue in all its l‘ulilli‘i'fl and should nov-
or have been intrmiuwd in tho house. it
Wilt-H) mwnhrolwr‘s hill. pure and sim—
ple, and poriniitod tin: i-Iiargi- of 35 per
will; per year for a loan. He moved to
strike out. the title.
Mr. Schmpllin corrected Mr. Full-y.
Only 20 per m-nt rmlld be charged under
the bill. he said. Mr. :‘chocpllin'a remark
was greeted with dorielve laughter.
Mr. Maliiy and Mr. Annotrongattimlrod
the hill in vigorous language to the eil'oct
that M r. Schmpiliu naked leave to have
the bill laid inside. which was granted.
A concurrent romiiution was received
from tho si-nutu for the appointment of a
colnniitm- of live wont-ore and nine aa-
iii‘llllllylllhll in anond the funeral of Gen:
oral Jim‘ph ii. (":Irl‘.
CUP DEFENDER’S CREW.
It “’11! Cunalat u! Sixty-one Men to the
Ilriiinln lioat'a hixly~1wm
Niiw Yonu, I~'.-h. 2o.-—A e-‘pm'ial meet-
ing of tho Now Yuri. Var-ht win!) was ln-ld
at tho clnhlionan in Madimn Manor, and
all of tho propmml :unvmlincnra to the
constitution worn nilnplt'll. The only
nillt'lllllllt‘lit of gvnri‘nl iniorret. was pre-
si-utml in rnlo n, with-h rn-fvrrml to crown
of racing ya. lit». mrrh-d on nndr-r tho nua-
plume of tin» Now York \‘avht club. The
Spi‘f‘lill Illll'l'l"l Isa i'i'llli'l‘i'll in the nation
which prm‘idra for tho I'ri'\Vri which must.
be worried Ivy single innstcd \‘msola and
ynwls,
This awtion provides that in clam l,
which is llu: virus and: t‘ which tho two
yarhts Willrt-llllu'lt! for tho Aun-riva‘acup.
thrw tin-u shall Ill! rarrii-d for uwry llvo
foot of racing length or trawl-inn thereof.
i'ndor this rule tiw Valkyriu will carry it).
nn-n in hor new, and the America's cup
defender will carry til men. Tho exam
of it“\' man in fuvnr of lill' Britinhymxht in
due to tho grwuor sail urn-a. outbound
arr-n t'lllt'l‘h‘ an a fiwtor in invitaim-ntent of
raving htngth. It has already been agreed;
with Lord llnnrm-on that filo yacht be.
measured with tin-ir r-n-wu on board.
The adoption of tho unwndnn-nt is an
answer to ilw h-tn-r sent by Lord liunmvi-n
to ('huinnan Smith niking about the hill“-
her of im-n to t'nllrilillth'. ilw l’l'i'W'i, and a
ropy of lIu-ann'mlnnutt will In‘ immediate-
ly .svnl to Lord llnnrm‘t-n.
MISSING SHIPS.
Two l‘hilmio-Ipliln Selim-non. Long Dvor-
dur, (iiwn l'p in Law.
l'tnianrii-uia. l-'.vh, iii—Ti) the long
lint ol HVl‘rlllil‘ \‘vmvls that how no iloul‘it
mot with lll‘Ilnll‘l‘iilll'illK the alul‘m may
Iw addml tho “1‘” known I’IiihulI-ipiliit
si'lmnlli‘l‘ William V Wirkhum. ('aptain J.
ll. Ewan. This \‘I"~t’l, with it «row of
sown on-n and a ram». i'nllilui ing of 23o,«
mm [wt of Iumiwr, loft .Im-kaonviilo. Fla.
on Fol). l for Now York and has not. «inm-
Inn-n board from. film in n. i'i-nli-rlmm'd
thrm' inn-«tor and pa». built in Milford in
1550, I
Tim I'hlladi'lphht M‘lliinlll‘r Anglo L.
lirm-n. l'nptnin lu'l'. from .liic'kfitrllviiil‘ on
Jan. iiii for Philadelphia. with iu-urgnni'
Imnlwr and a i'T’i’\\' of right- nu-n. la ul-m
romldt-raiiiv owrduv. Hmlfuring tin-u no
word ln'r hilft' arrival no ilmihll‘nl. .‘lw lo
i1: tom rugim-r and woe built in ('ulu
don in ma, Captain In». ha-r mum-r. ho
a man of wldn «xw-rh-nro in the clawing
"lulu.
”nlfilli‘ M Ia l'lnltlmnn.
Nizw Youx. Il‘uh. :2o.-lmvid '1‘. Row
land. an auditor in tho mnploy of the [hi
nwnro. lswknwunna and Western railroad
and a rr-nidonl of Summit. N. .I.. vommit-
toil anioido in tin». clnhhouw of the Staten
laland Athlutlc Mull. An attendant found“
thrmt. and ho had bind to death. No
mm for tlw Miit‘hlo in at prurient known
exwpt dupimdvnry.
Minnesota flank Wraith"!-
Lam: (‘mn Minn. Fob. ale—Iran Mer-
chantn' bank in I'lmlml and in the Maria oi
the public examiner. The bank examiner
has found that l’mldent Holman hut
loam-d himself brim-on 080.0% and “0%
000. whllo the capital aim-It wan but non-,-
000 and tho aurpiua but “0.000.
-I ,i .
I.” numm “at II.”
M. him. Fol». 2il.~—'l’hn~w cmkamm
«entered the pork parking imtahiiahment of
liellzlmga (10., bound and gagged the
night watchman. (”hm-lea Hamel. blew
upon a amnil iron solo. weumi upward of
01.000 then'from and made their move.
senator Ilium M mu 3 1m.
Bammmm. Fol). 20.n-i'nitnd 3mm
Btmntor Eli-vi. Nit-plum B. Elklnl of War»
Virginia and family have mortal on an
extruded tour. Mexico and Paint pound
are on tho itlm'mry.
Clem-ml hit-Merriam! I".
Brnmormn ills . Pulp. 20.n«l‘n‘nvml
John A. hiri'lvmaml in again confined In
hie bed. thin lime with n More nttarlt of
the atria
Won't" I'm
theaten, churches. etc.
1
fair; carrier; northwest wind».
Jiliililil
TH'EODOREH.OLSEN’S
him lying on tho limn’ In n. pool of lilmd. :
'l‘wo long gxmlwe had been made in hie ‘
—FOB—-
Mill FEBRIIAR
-—A'1‘— '
RI WASHINRTRN STREET, SiIIITIl NIIRWALK.
100paira of Iowbury, Hathawaon & Cole fine Shoes, 9. little imperfect,worth 4. 50, at:2.25.
100 pairs of Ladiea’ imperfect machine sewed worth 3.50 at 1.50.
200 pairs Ladiea’ Hand Turn, small sizes, worth 4.00, at 1.00
200 pairs Ladiea’ opera plain toe worth 3.00 at 2.00.
200 pairs Ladiea’ Opera plain toe worth 2.00 at 1.50.
100 pairs Ladlef Patent Tip, worth 1.50, at 1.00.
It!) pairs Miam’ Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.50, at 1.10.
100 pairs Miaaes’ Spring Heel, worth 1.25, at 90c.
100 pairs Childen'e 8} to 10}, Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.25, at 95c.
85 pairs Men’s Police Shoes, worth 2.00 at 1.50.
100 pairs Men’s Goodyear Welt [nee Shoes, worth 3.50, at 2.00., sizes 5i, 6, 6i, 7.
50 pair: Men’s Congrea and Lace, Cork Soles, sizes 9, 10 undill. worth 2.50, at 1.25.
100 pairs Men’s Golf Bluebere, worth 2.50 at 1.50.
' 75 pairs Men’s Lace Picadilly and equate toe, worth 1.501211: 1.2'.
80 pairs Boy’s Calf Button, sizes 11 to 2, worth 1.75,fat:1.00.
75 pairs Boy’s Lace, worth 1.25, at 75c.
Boston llip Rubber Boots, 3.25 and plenty of them.
Men’e'filorm King Boote, 3.00.
tiliElIlIlIRE ll. lIlSEN,
liltiflN§1lEil, snuu NIIRWALK.
J”. a" IV'II'"
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SPECIAL SALE
lAIIIES’ - NIGHT - R0855.
48 STYLES AT POPULAR PRlcES.
All. RiIiIiI VALUES.
For Thumiui'is Bargain salea- Some Prices for the Day only.
Children's Canton Flannel fight Drawers, 5 size: at 25 cents.
Children's Muslin Drawers, In cents and upwards.
Ladica' Muslin Drawers. 25 cents and upwards.
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
WRIGHT’S RARRIMIE REPRSITRRY
Willis 0F ALL Kill:
The finest Traps, Buggies, Phaetone and Canopies. Car
load of one and two horse Farm Wagons, with solid axles just
arrived. at Wright's sales rooms. If you are thinking of buying
one. call and aee me.
i
rmwr
re: quest: m...
SURREY map.
The min at lumlarm "it?” with
I
at
me momma ”an a! the M with
all m mm d to “I
IMO-rug.
ummm‘fi W10?
... L. M. WRIGHT.
m. aural and Willa m For SCENIC and SIG-N LETTERING get
unmet" “ngmw my figures for work done by my artist, mm wasununu.
'BlCYCLES.
fiMImlmivall». ieal for
to ewmtrym mu om than an l’nvnnder
The best made. Can save you from $15 to $25 on them. Do not
buy until you see them.
REPAIRING [If All KINDS.
mm . Ada-I “I. only an ha Lam
«anypham‘fllg magma oral-{arena
(Called for and delivered free of charge.)
cloud batik .
«We. Eula neat mm I
other, with no new M 1mm to take up log
men». M u lie when mm for mu
«all an lav Iwom new (mum on for one.
l‘nl‘i curtain: will mm. he“ Imminent tar
converting lit Mm a Moor {our at will-
«in aver named Carnality nmkuamhip
the ray Mu.
Ionic Woodhull
9
am uranium DAYTOI. Own.
LUTHER WRIGHT.
comer Madison and {Franklin Streets. South Norwaik.
Norwalk Chronicler