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EVENING SENTINEL SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1895.
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TIIE HISTORY—6:70" m I“
TERSE PAMGMPHS.
Crisp Accounts Concerning current Events
Gatirered From the Highways eel Byways
of tee Typlcal Connected Cities.
The annual meetings of the national
banks falls on January ii.
I The “union case will be tried in the
Town Court, tomorrow morning.
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~Cranlmrriee, lllc. qt. Lawton & Co.’ a.
Freddie Jennings is quite sick at. the
home of his grandmother, No.12 Day
street.
Special Officer David Reardon is moving
from Cedar street to the Benton place on
Pine street, owned by Roth 8:. Gold-
schmidt. __ M __>
-Coffee cakes at Mead‘s, it.
The seleotmen have taken Mrs. Celia
Goldberg, 11'! Water street, to a New
York hospital, where she will undergo an
operation.
Pioneer Castle. Ancient Order of the
Knights of the Mystic Chain, will hold a
sociable in Liederkranz llsll, Norwalk,
tonight. ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘
--Wiil the party who wrote a note with
lead pencil on the 6th please write and
give full address? Roar. B
A hearing in the civil suit of Louis
Schweim '11. John Barthel will be held
in the Town Court tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock.
The city of Norwalk burns eighty-five
electriclights at a cost of 875 per light
per annum. The contract will be renew-
ed another year at the same rate.
-Ladies can select a handsomely trim-
med hat and a stylish coat for themselves
or children, at half price, pay a deposit on
same and We will hold them until paid for.
H. Kreiger's‘ millinery and cloak store.
Chris Lngan, of Lowe street, has been
suffering from a sprained shoulder the
past few days, caused by lilting a heavy
article. and has been unable to work.
-—All candies reduced at DcMott .4 Fri-
day and Saturday, fl South Main street.
WVhilo skating on Wood’s pond “’crlnes-
day evening Richard Casey and Nellie
Hickey broke through the ice, and were
obliged to walk home 111 their wet cloth-
ing.
—Home1madc.. head cheese. 10c. per lb.
New York MarketLM __
Some clothing hanging on 11 line at Francis
Adams’ apartments in the Hadden build-
ing, Wall street, caught fire from an oil
stove, Wednesday night, but were extin-
guished before any material damage re-
suited.
»H. Kri'egerwill‘ continue to sell all of
his elegant‘tri’mtued hats and cloaks for
half price. Store Mahackemo llotel block
' George 11111101., of Not-wan... well-
known insurance canvasser. has decided
. to go to the Masonic Home at “'alling-
ford. He left town yesterday. Mr. Fil-
low is an old member of St. J ohn’s Lodge.
A. F. and A. M. .
~Don’t forgetto call at A. C. Cuneo’s
if you want to buy the best oranges by
the box at New York' maket price.
Mr. Bedient, of the firm of Bedient dc
Mead, of Ridgefield, in whose building
the disastrous fire of last Monday night
started, was in Norwalk, yesterday, look-
ing for carpenters. They will rebuild at
once, erecting a brick building.
—Skates, big stock.at Watkins 19:. Dow’s.
Yesterday afternoon the Norwalk
Street Railway company's tool car was
drawn up Mill Hill by horses. The frozen
ground interferes considerably with the
work of the force of laborers employed
in excavating for the new rails on East
avenue.
—Cranberries, 10c. qt. Lawton & Co.'s.
A meeting of the board of officers of
the Norwalk Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution,will be held next
Thursday with Mrs. Robert Van Buren,
the registrar, to receive further certificates
of membership to be forwarded to Wash-
ington. Blank certificates can be secured
of the rcg‘ent, Mrs. T. K. Noble, or of
Mrs. Van Burcn. ._____.~
-—-Never before 1n the history of South
Nor-walk was such an opportunity offered
. .to the ladies of South Norwalk as the
present half-price sale at H. Kriegcr's
millinery and cloak store.
T. W. Meriwether,-the retiring director ,
of Grace chapter, Brotherhood of St. An
drew, has held that office since its organi—
zation three years ago. He was nominated
for a fourth term, but declined. As direc-
tor Mr. Meriwether conducted his office in
an excellent manner, being an aggressive
Lincoln Council will hold its regular
fleeting tonighhm
OurBrtIers' LodTI. 0 0. F.. will
elect officers. Monday night.
44E. E. Garrltson, of the NewYork Press,
with a force of men will make a house to
house cause»- of Norwalk, working for
the iw of the newedealers. "1 '
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Kabaosa Encampment will elect officers
Thursday evening. December 26.
‘ ~66 to E. Quittner’s tomorrow and try
Anheusc and Bushe's special lager beer,
of St. Louis. Lunch will be aened in the
afternoon and clam chowder at night.
Sherman Commandery, U. 0. G. C. ,will
meet to-uiaht.
~Ladiesl hats, 75c, at O‘Brien's.
Chief of Police Bradley arrested Mich-
ael Mchrney this noon. for drunkenness,
-l"resh bread at DeMott’s, 5:. loaf.
Jacob Lassen has started in the horse
clipping businefiin the building occupied
by Mr. Hoyt at t e steamboat dock.
—Chooolate layer at Mead’s, 211
Yesterday afteran two dogs entered
Chief of Police Bradley’s henncry on
Franklin avenue and killed six flue pul4
lots and a rooster.
—-New Dunlap hat, at U‘Brieu‘s.
A stated communication and the an
anal election of officers in Old Well
Lodge, No. 108, I". and A. M., will be held
December it, at. s p. 111.
——Cranberries, lUc. qt. Lawton a- Co’s.
On account of the extreme cold weather
all work was stopped on the bridge over
the harbor today, and the boats are tied
up at the Danbury dock.
-—A fur coat will keep you warm while
kicking the gong on the front platform
Comatock Brothers, South Norwalk, have
a line of them from 810 11p.
If. S. Rood‘is'naving handsome mirrors
placed in the windows of his store on
south Main street, which reflect his cic-
gaut line of goods for the holidays.
~ Sleds atWatkius & l):11v'.4,l 1‘2 \l'a:.h.St
The second social of the season given by
Palestine fhatle.»Ancieut Order Knights
of the Mystic Chain, will be held in its
hall on Washington atrcct, January lUth.
~ Loads of fresh candy at .licud‘s. 9c lb.
Tramway car .\'o. T jumped the track at.
the switch on Bcldcn avenue, this morn-
ing, and was stalled until another car
carpe‘aiong and drew it back on the rails.
——'I‘ho half-price sale at H. Kriegers'
is still going 1111 111.11 luflioa who have not
taken advantage of this unprecedented
reduction in cloaks and millinery should
do so now, at If. Krieger's. Mahnckemo
block.
At the mean}... of Humboldt. Lodge,
Sons of Herman, last night, it was voted
to have a Christmas tree in Germauia
liall, Sunday evening. December. " 2nd.
»—Sleigh bells at “'atkins 1% Dow‘s.
The merchants-1 of South Norwnlk are
getting together and protesting against
being called 011 to purchase tickets to
every entertainment or society event that
comes along. They claim that nearly
every day they are called on to do some
thing in the above line. and are kept poor
all the time.
Mrs. J. I. Dunning and Frederick J.
Force, two of Norwalk's best known
singers, participated in the musical en- ‘
trrtainment, presented by the Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary society of
the Greene Avenue Presbyterian chnrnh,
Brooklyn, last night. They each had two
solos and aduct on the programme, but
their selections were so enthusiastically
received they had to give eucores.
Mrs. Henry Laue, mother of Caterer l"_
A. Lane, died at her home 011 Cx'csccut
Terrace last night, after a sickness of only
a week. Mrs. Laue had resided in South
Norwalk for the past two years, and was
endeared to many friends. She was in
the sixty-first year of her age. The fun:
oral will be from her late residence to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o’clock. Rev. F.
W. Norris will officiate. The interment
will be in Riverside cemetery.
4—Cranberries. 10c. qt. Lawton & Co.‘s.
A. C. Cuneo,thc liaiiroad place fruiterer,
has gone to New York today to buy
oranges forthe Christmas trade, having
disposed of his entire stock yesterday. Mr.
Cuneo, who is an extensive buyer, says
that, while oranges are scarce and cousc-
queutlya little higher than usual, they
were never better in quality, all reports
to the contrary notwithstanding. The
most of them comc from Jamaica and are
large, Ju1cy and sweet as we can testify
from samples left at The Sentinel office
this morning.
——Reme1nber the half- -price sale at If.
Kriegersmillincry and cloak store will
worker. lie is at present a member of not 1,,“ forever (:0 now and go early
the state cvecu t1ve committee.
4—Pnre leaf lard, 3 lbs. for 2351.2, at the
.New York Market.
and get the cream of the bargains. Store
Mahnc ire-mo Hotel block.
fNOl‘ WALK NEWS ON EIGHTH PAGE-l
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“ Pure and Sure.”
leveiand S
BAKING POWDER.“
Each ingredient 15 tested before compounding, and
it must be found of the highest standard. T.
aking
powder itself is tested. That’s why each spoonful does
perfect work.
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[”6 lbs.
FANCY MIXED . CANDY,
2 lbs, 25 oe‘ii'ts.
F. D. LAWTON & CO.,
, I 22 South Main Street.
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\‘1 Irvv'r‘w" 11‘- a.»
V.‘ .14' “U I$31151 I
Combine the LATEST STYLE All) FINISH.
E. M. Jackson.
10...- 11. 11.4.1111 Cohfectlonery.) ' ‘
CHRISTI“
“'11 have c1lipsc1l all provious efforts in ihi
of them.
The finest. 4111c k of( ‘clluioid li-1111i4if h
Ito-1ka,llnokicts,( 1111-111l11rs.1'tc.et11. \\ 11
great varicty, 1i111i111-goml4l111v prices, lloo
old. linmikcr: hicfe, 111111 111111 b pretty 1111114.
and Silk forla1lie411111l gentlemen.
Other stocks have not been f1rg11tfi-n.
Edward
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EDWARD—
Spoci: 1i b:1r:;11.l1111i11111-voral iiuc4.11t l011, l’h.’c11n
file are linen on liege.
‘Thst is our reason for the follow.
ing prices:
Fresh Pork Roast. 7c per lb.
Fresh Shoulder, , 8c per lb.
Fresh Ham. 10c per lb.
Pork Sausage, tic per lb.
Pigs’ Buds, to per lb.
[Home Made Bead Cheese, the per lb.
Pigs’. Feet. 50 per lb.
Pure Leaf Lard, 10c per lb.: 3 lbs. for 25¢.
Salt Pork. fl lbs. for 50¢-
Fil BE DELIVERY.
New York Maikef
FRANK S. AYERS, Proprietor.
Donovan’s Block. Washington Street
Jacxsows PHOTOGRAPHS
Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patron.
1nd to nirvana them 111111 the finest productions of in. rnoroon’arnro aa'r.
maul: connection or outcome aromas.
Photographer.
58 Wall Street. Norwalk, (lens
STREET.
AS. I895.
We ask you to call and look at our display of
Holiday Goods.
4 li1111.'l‘l1c early buyer will have thc best
stock to select from. as most of the good 11111not be duplicated. .\of1111cv price on any
l.v11ry 11rti1l1~ :1111 low figure, in order to close out before. (‘ l1ri11tmas.
as ever l11-en11ur pleasure to show you.
take particular prule in our Book stock;
ks,llooklctsr1n1l Calendars for young and
t1111,1la|_i111y figures and beautiful borders
2.1-. We have Initials in Linen
(inr- aim 11:14 been to show the best. select-
ed stock of general dry goods in the twin cities and 11111 think We have succeeded.
Street.
5 (n‘rAZlG'I‘TE BUILI)II\'G
slain 1.111.111.1111...
‘VJCUI’lES a rtiou of P‘. (lusowskl’s atom.
' comer of all and \\ 111m- streets, N r-
walk. all and see the latest styles in hate.
papa, etc. 112111
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lbverside llrt school,
Moth Norwallt. Art Students‘ Lo-puc Course.
\fra. V I). l'reutlss Lucas. 114. Urace
'eonic Prerti .4. lnslriumrs Apply in Ml”
4cott. at Public Library . South Norwalk. ‘
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(The System of Musical and Vocal
Emiructton |n1l1rse1l and f'ntronizvd
y the Royal Family, nobility and
«entry of hnglaud 1
MRS. EMILY lllelll,
Pupil of the above world lamui School of
Oratorio amt Plano-lone instruction. is now
prepsrcf in l‘“('cth.‘ pupil-1111 south Noruaik
111.11 vicinity and toimpxm the most thorough
instruction by this rapl Ilr' progressive and 1111-
equal ed even-m of min-lo al c.1luca'ion \ oic as
11 wetland 11 pu'r- and perfect t111led1-vrloplpd.
Reading m114i1'. 111 11.'.1u1.1-11ll1111cy comb
with "Human .1111111. 11. elastic 111' 11nd flexibil-
by If fin eringnre speullfy acquired by this
mp‘ch syst e111.
0 11.1111 spa:- lai pern1i4elo11) to ..l ”.110—
hannm.“ 0. South Norwalk: 141111111. 1 Fll'l'
14‘ t. 11111 , llowaytun homes 1 'ampbuil. M.- i). .
Brill-(111111”.
Add-res all 1om111u11icatlou1, Box 5’. Roe
we) con. (2111111124 8111
rrwmmrnuxf
Mm. John Marco is entertaining the
Golden Rule circle. of the Norwalk Con-
gregational church, this afternoon.
Chicken thieves recently robbed l‘rof.
George Yocrger's hcnucry. securing two
valuable pallets. -
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DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Tuesday Constable Smith 1). chler ar~
rested Philip Martin and Robert Barrett,
stone masons employed at the Soldiers‘
Home, on a warrant signed by Grand
Juror Samuel C. Sillimnu. Both men
boarded at Andrew Buttery's. Martin
was charged with stealing $22.60 and B11114
rett with breaking furniture and demol—
ishing things 1n general at his boanlfling
house. They were brought before Justice
WVilliam Schildtnecht, Wednesday. Mar
tin was discharged as there wa4 no evi
denim, and Barrett was fined $3 1 and costs,
anonntingtgfl". 1 which he paid.
SILVERMINE.
. A stereopticon entertainment will be
given Spturdsy evening at the Sons of
Temperance ball, by \V1lbur Ferris. lie
has spe sometime in the South, 1isiti11g
the At anta exposition, and will show
views of the different place.4 of interest he
noticed during that 1is1t If you cannot
attend the expOsition in reality. the next.
best thing is to enjoy a view of it as seen
by others.
The skating is being enjoyed by the
young people, and every night a com»
pany of them may be seen going 1 yards
.Davis‘ ppnd. ‘
' The scholars of the M. I )dndny
school are practicing for their (”lirist mas
entertainment to be git on Christmas eve
Bronsonhnrst» ~As you are living out in
the Suburbs. I wish you would tell me
something about chickens. What kind of
Rood do they like best? How-son Lott»:
Nellie M. Disbrow.
- .MIEACHER 0F PIANO.
Terms res ouablc on application. Address.
at West avenue. aunt!) din
‘
llruggist.
The Bright Window at
43 Washington if.
under the Mahackcmo
Hotel, already begins
to suggest the Holi-
days.
It is filled as is the store
. behindit with a
Brett Variety of
And
Novelties in Silver
Perfumery.
. 1.1111411,
f3 Washington Street.
South Norwait, Conn.
Mine seem to prefer fi )wer seeds my wife
' ,lanted in the garden.
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Cut Glass;
' Diamonds. Watches.
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.illllilSTMAS Hilliilllli
Will be here before you know if.
Are you undecided what to give your husband, father,
brother or 11011. Men appreciate useful gifts. A man's sforei is
the best place to get manly things.
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An Ulster or an Overcoat would make a princely gift. We
have some fine ones at 010; some more, some less.
Even 11 Salt would be very acceptable to most men or boys. l
Should they be supplied with these, a flat or a Cap, a pairs
of gloves.
Umbrellas are very suitable and we have some beautiesl
that have handsome carved ivory handles, we’ re selling for about'
the original price of the handles.
A Dress Suit Case or a Traveling Bag would look out of
sight on your Christmas tree.
Silk Mufflers have appeared among the correct things to
wear. Our line is handsome and large.
Egyptian Lawn Initial Handkerchiefs, hemetitched, for:
250; Silk once, 50c.
Come near omitting our Neckwear. Correct styles, beau-
tiful patterns, 250, 50c, 75c and t1.
If we have left out anything in our suggestions that you
may have in mind, come and see if we have it; ten to one we
have.
COMSTOCK BROS"
It'south Main Street,
lonih‘llorwalli;
MILFORD A. GIFFIN. MANAGER.
Masonic Building,
Norwailt. "
;~_uet 1
3.7011 i‘lay be (Thinking:
what shall I got for my family and friends for Christmas?
S. ROOD. l6 South Main Street.
H .
can help you out of all difficulties.
Watches'“é’33f':.*?"'°"”1'l Diamonds Rings. Jewelry
of every description ,
Solid Silver and Plaited Ware. Blocks
of every style sud price. An endless assortment of NOV ELIIES, Silver, Alumi-
num Celuloid and Leather.
l'liltA 1.1.1441:4.1101.11 SPECTACLBS and E“; GLASSES Eyes Ex I
amincd Free by an Optionan 811111111; made my store very attractive, have placed
in it a full line of Goods for the Holidays. Prices low at
ROOD’S. l6 SOUTi'l MAIN STREET.
Many Words ‘1,
are not needed to.tell people that I deal in
j If“, 8TIIAW. GRAIN, SALT. FEED
What I want to use words for 13 more to let
them know the prime quality and full
weight of the articles i sell
I take greatest pains about these matters,
and it pays me, and pays you if you buy
ere
What we say we do, we do do.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
AGENT FOR
-a-a-w~.—M_w.-.- _ . .
Buffalo Gluten Feed for Cattle, Chickens and Horses.
33411 (111.111: BRANCH OFFICE,
FOR Bosses 1501.11111131
ANDCATTLE
'PERHAPS YOU DON’T!
But iffiyou should want any
Jewelry or
or your Watches. Clocks and Jewelry rc-
paired and cleaned, call or send at once to
A. W. AUSTlN,
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NURWALK.
Nllfl Hill
A? '- NOVEMBER SALE
FAMILY BOOT Mill SHOE STORE BIC. H. HARVEY
These goods .'wiit be closed out at reduced prim FOR ONE £0“ E
O\' LY. so now is the time to lay in a winter's supply of
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers
while they can be bought
Silveiware
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At. Bargain Princes
1 tlu' grout pmiric.
LIVERY STABLE.
Mm'elil‘reeterl as a Intel's. , ,
spite Mitten to the contrary. .
Country folks still hnie an odd belt!
that railway officials of all sorts are pet-l ‘
sons to be approached with four and treat
bling1.th11t a railway tlckot once Mush
must be used or thrown away, and
”age intrustod ton railway com”
1 i
111111ine11t dungor of being lost who»:
stroycd. There must be 111111111wa 111:1
the dim past of railway history some form.
1latlon for the still “1 lug tradition in the
country that pictures the traveler "fill-W
not the Hell!" of lli'glt'tt, llisolonon M
chicaucry
‘ “1' n1 sure you ll never got the motto,
bac,k " said 11ln1ly from the country with
strong 1.11111 fell: on l11-11ri11g that her host
had purchased: Ill-r return ticket by .one
railroad, 11nd tl11'11.l1111ing (hanged his
mind as totho l111.41 111111111 for the guest,
had bought 11 second ticket by 11 competing
lino. .. : ...
Somcthing of the rural lady' 11 apprehen-
filon sellt‘tl 11m M41 11' l11~11 he 11 out to ban:
tho first tl1k1't mic-1 had.
“it‘s good any time, " said the busy
ticket 111- l'lLr.
"But I can't 11.411 it. in 111onths,"au-
swm'ml tho purcluo‘cr.
"Very good, " \\'.'14 the answer. "WIIM‘
' 1lidy11up11y f11rit?"
""-lhr111 1lollnr4 and :1 half. " said the
purchaser, and before 1111 had not over his
lsurpriw at the e: 14y 111nf|1l1111111111f the ticket
, 14: Her tho monc1 was in hlshand, his word
inning been takcn without a moment's
hesitation or i11v1-4tig.1tion.
“My clmugo was 11 dollar short," said it
well dress-1'11 man to thc tit'kut agent at a
New York railway station, half an hour
ilfii'r purchasing his ticket.
“So?" was tho answer.
$1 in whcn I mako up 111y.cn.4h balance,
1'” put that 1111111untnsi1h~f11r you."
”But," said the traveler, “my train
1 goes in tcn minntcs, and it happens that I.
shall 11111-11 that dollar before I get home."
“In that c:1:11.1.”14'uid the ticket solicr.‘
“bcro .4 your dollar. Will you be good
enough 11111 r1111 11111 an acknowledgment?"
The ac knowlcdgmcnf was given and the
trawlcr “out 11fY.Ilctnr11lng, ten days
later, be rcpurtcd to tho ticket agent and
revolved bun-k tho acknowlcdgnmnt, the
1414b balance having proved that t "1'"- 4
t'lt'j‘ was right.
Th1- connnutor i4 the man who has more
gricvancos against tho railway companies ‘
than any othvr traveler. but it is the way
of tho commutcr to got oven with tho oth-
er party to the contract renewed every
month. If 111.0111)conunntcrs could be in
1111111111 in say truthfully whether or not they
1111111111111 11-111 or sold thcir tickets, over
11.41111 11111111 whn'n their currency had ex-
‘pircd, 111111111111 dodged the conductor after
11-min .:tl:1-irc onunutafiontic l: ctsnt home.
11.11 r11pli14 would 11cv1 nl :1 111.4t numberof
potty in 1111‘ upon the railway companies.
'1‘1111111111111 11 is re :1ll_1 trnsicd toacou-
Hitil‘l‘zlilln lil'L’l‘I'f‘ by tho conductors, and
bu oftvn r1'1v11r1i4 tho trust. rcpnsr'd in him
by 1i1141-1'111i‘1111: to fraud. Thousands of
14.111111111111114 111111 [11111111 every month by a
tcmptm ion involving 11 vcry pretty case of
conscicncc. M11411. manhunt-rs buy their
ti1 L114 11ithth11 knnnh 111.111 that they will
1111111141 certainly 11111 in 11l1l11 to ride them
11m 50 1.1 5111111.. l.cf11rctl111r currency 43111-1 ,. .
“If I find I’m , ,
31111114“. luit {111 01111111111114 believe that in ~
11cc1- pfing 4111-11 11 r1114 11nd profiting by the
special rufo 11111101111141, tlu'y bcconn1 morally
bound i11n1ii11qui4h thcirtickotsat the 11x-
pirntion of illi'il‘ daft-.4. There is 11bsoluto~
ly 11111-141; in 114111;; a ticket after its data
has expired. 4111's the possibility of being
detected and compcllcd to pay full fare for,
a ride that might have been taken at com-
mutation r:111~4.——.\'11w York Sun.
A Sagaclons Horse. 44,: 4., ; 1
Some 41) or 511 yours ago a party of sur-
111111114 bud j11.4t finishcd their day's work
in the 111111111111 stern part of Illinois when
11 1i11lcllt 41101141111111 came on. They
started for their camp. which was in 11
forest of about 110 acres in a large prairie,
nearly :20 111N144 from any other trees. Tho
wind was blowing very hard. and the snow
‘ was drifting 140114 to almost blind them.
Win-11 thoy thought that [hm hail nearly
rcacbcd tln-ir camp. they all at once came
"pun 1311114121114 in tho snow.Tl1cso they
luniml :11 with cum and found, to their
1li411111y, that tiny 11'1'1'11 their own tracks.
l1 111114 111111: plain that tln'y were lost on
and if they had to pass
the night lIn'i‘l' in tho cold and snow the
chum-1'4 11-1-1'1- 111:1: 11111-11110 of them would
in! :1iiv1~ in lIil' 111111‘l1ing.
\VIIiInliin1_1"\\'1'1'<1 shivcringwifh four and
cold iln- chief 111:1111‘ungl1t14igl1t of one of
11111i11'11mv41-41. :1 gym" pony. known as Old
Jot-k. 'l'I)1‘lllIll,‘“Illi'f .4'11i1l:
can show 1141111411'11y111111111111 out of this
blinding .4111111‘. tllll .lut‘k null 110 it. I will
min: 1111‘ M4 bridle and let him go, and We
1'1111f1111111vl‘1i111.” Thu borsc. as soon as
311' found binm'lf {111111. threw his head and
tail in 13111. air. 11.4‘ if proud of tbptrust that
l1. 1d I111” 1.11. 2111111 111l11n1Thc11hcsnuffod.
'l111l11'1'111111111l1.
41111111111111.4142 ('1111111 on, boys!
1111'. I'll loud you out of this scrapoJ’
thou turned in :1 new direction and trotted
111-1111;, but not so fast that tho men could
not follow him. They 111111 not gone more
1in11111111ilowhc11 Ihcy saw the cheerful
blaze of their 11:1111pfirc4, 11nd they gaven
1111111 buzzu at tho sight and for Old Jack.
—-ll11sto11 llcruld.
Abdul Hamid.
“if any one 1 ‘
1:"1\1 a loud snort, which
Follow “
H11 ‘
» A writvr in Tho-Fortnightly Review I
givcs 51111111 facts about the sultan, whose
life. l111.4':1_1.4: i4 .4i111pl11 and ardudus.
14.4144 111 1'. o‘clock and works with his sec.-
l‘ofaricfi fill noon,
.-\ fter this 111' tukcs a drivn ornrow on 1111‘
lake within his vast park. When boiled
11111114. he gives audiences. At 8 o’clock
be. dim-.4, 4111111'tin1cs 111111111. not infrequent.
1,1 in cmnpany of 111111 of the ambassadors. .
\ erv oft1111.i111h11 evenings, he plays duets
on the. piano with his younger children.
fin is v1 11 fond of light n1114i1“, and his fa-
vorite .4'1'111'1' is that. of “1.11 Frill) lie Mme.
Angot.” llo 1lr11s.4'1'.4 like an ordinary Eu:
ropean 1214.11.11.11... always wearing a frock
coat. the brunet. of which on great occa-
sions is richly cuibrnidcrcd and blazing
with decorations. Rccontly a great lady
had the honor of dining1 with his 111njosty, 1
1 who, by the 117111 i4 tho fhst Turkish sov-
ereign who h 1.4 1111-11 admittcd 11 (‘ hristian
woman to his tabln.Aft1-1' dinncr tho
the. sultan, “that is an 1111111111111 trapl if
was sent to me from E ncl. 1nd, and I haw.
caught ten mice in it 111d: 1y.
.,,,_ .
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Stick to One Style.
The woman who cannot afford an as-
sortmcnt of hats and bonnet: and who is
also wise nun-r experiments, :41in a mo
distc. When she 11:14 found :1 shn 10 that
suits her face, shn mmiifics 1md1h11nges it.
but always retains its essential style 13nd
sorvssns an “in1pro11r"_ am or bcmg 1111-1!
si ht of. -Shn knows that it is the shops
1.1.513... more than its mode of trim-
: ming or even its prevailing hue that makes
i it becoming g: otherwise. .. 4.
9
Hui;
when he breakfasts.
.3
lndv noticed a mousrtrap 11 Ill( 11 had been 1
forgotten 11111111111 of tl11111haire.“()h," said
conformation. the general million which,
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