sill
VGrockery, China
it Glass Ware.
“on are perplexed what to give . lt
nine: in the army of Holiday Goods
e4 Iome objection with it~possihly
..fhesl. ecinl offerings in our basement will
‘lve the problem The fact that they
areallusetul things make them all the
more desirable.
'Ito'y Odd Pieces in Haviland
‘ "'1'” Ink Wells, Pen Racks,
' eye, and Ring Trays.
Ban. from 55.2 .'I up to $35. 00.
I fillet were front $2 7.3 III >515. 00.
mp: from IITIc to $15 0".
Willie?” from 1013 III at"). .10.
Cream Sets Irome ‘0 "' Io SH. 00.
5—. 4n)
Fancy Cupsaud Saucers from to: to >1.IIl
Fancy Plum. all pric III.
Vance from 25c up to #5 no pair.
' Fancy Bouquet llolder from we no to
00 each.
' ever before to fulfill all youl'W wants.
'6‘ eves Handketclliefs, Ribbons, Laces, Hosiery and
en’s Ful‘nishing Goods.
' Slvcr handles; price».
pen
Ladies’
Our Mid- Winter Sale of For Capes and Cloak
IOW PRICES FOR CHRISTMAS!
We mention a few of the bargains to be found In this depaltment:
Branch Couey Fur Cape, 33 inches long ,'warronted In every respect, full
j sweep. Price, $15.
y‘strakhan Cape, fine close curl, 30 m long, 110 in sweep.
hina Seal Cape, fine close Fur, 30 m. long.
Plush Capes,t trimmed with J et Braid and Thibet For, storm to. ‘I 11', 1‘21;
isWeep. Price, $13.
Silver Plated Nut Crack and Pink in
case.
Silver Plated Fruit. Knife. .
Silver Plated Salt and Peppers.
Nice line of ('ut Gin-Is.
We are showinlz 11 line line of Blue
Delft, nrti4lil: in design, hand painted.
Children’s 'l'ny ’l'I'n Sou It'om 10'.- tn i‘llll.
Chilling Dishes and SU'cloek Tea Kettle.
Umbrellas.
\Ve haw an entirenew stock of [I'm-
lirellns Illllllu expressly for us. for holiday
gifts
Good quality Silk Gloria Umbrellas,
96' In. handsome llllt' IIt horn handle». $1.39
each.
lIadics' Silk iilorizl l IIIlIrI-lill4,I:lIIsI~ roll.
sit-Isl roll. $l I‘Ill.
Ladiea' Silk Home I'IIIIIt'vllns'. close roll,
steel rod. Illlllllslllllt' line III natural
IIIIIIIIIIN. mounted with sterling silver;
price $71.00 and $2! .‘IU.
Ladle-C Sill; Serge mull Mint. '1 I IIIIII'IIII
Ins, with handsome Del-when l' r1.4t.'ll and
3,.“ to 3.1. iltl,
"I
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
ristram 81 Hyatt, No. ZGezelte
Basement to Holiday attire.
No. 2 Gazette Building,
Evenings
The advent .II Christmas blings With it IIIOIIU'III oi Iennemblance for relatives and friends.
Besides ' 1ng and selection of Fancy Alticles of. every description,
I’mlnellas that we have ever shown.
Price, $21.
'0
\
(lPIIls' English Ill'iria I'rnlirvll'la, I'l-I4II
roll. steel rod, $1.511
(lII Int4 Silk Serum III .41» roll.
strr ling MIVI' r IrIIIIIninIr. " :o-‘I '
tietlts' “ilk hI-rl. '1' and l nil-Ila I IIIIIrIIl
la4. hands not natural II. In ill-4 “I'll 4II-z'
lulu silII- r lrimminw; urn-I.- $1 .I'I 1-» $3M
MI I Inllh'lla4 haw silk 11141» .1: 1d 1444-4
to In: Itch.
start-I rIIII.
.‘>..
Dress Goo ' 5
At Prices Never Before Known.
l’isepiwu's Ha) _\I xIanI4' gIIII Hiy'li-
and good quality. new tools: prl'III lt'II
per y. mi
i‘lH' illI'cW.
lllxiqg'cri, I'll
Ilunlltr: our prim-
pet '."..'ltI!
IIrII-s l’lltttrn4 III .\li.\I-l l' ilmloh. hlik
and Wool .\li.\'tIIr.I4 IIIl'l Nov in n
lint-\I'Irletv III sly II':4 "IIIIII during“; Import—
I‘ll III'I'44 I'lllil'l'llfi o! linllI'lI'. [i'rlllt'fii'rlll
Sort. 'IN llll’l Inn 'l'ouml illlilh: Eplt' 'II
from $3 1'! to ‘llJM n pltleril I110 [‘.in
alike. -
.\ll»\\'ool II'lII (' :IIIII'l's Iln‘r
imr. H' 4 \1 Mr. r111 Ilnr ITIII
IIIrlhh :.: 1.1- IIIIIIIV .'IHI'I
1’114'
.l.’rice, $15.
sleeve.
Black Goods.
Drew IIIIIIII4 lI."I\I alonvs IN’i‘H ll
“"1 II.IIII;IIIIIIIXI1I- II'I ry
IIIIII"
4p.Ilully mill n4
Inn-l InnL' I4 and u.-
I)l‘1\'l"ii,~1}'lt“. and our p r. .- 1- 4 are
Hi numb :Irvw III! In new I ll. lIIIIl..~
\ IIIH'WII NI til" 4“ PIN ('ll'.\ '1'
lIIl4' hilll'.
l".Ir.j.' 'nl'h llc'nrlet‘m. 933C p .‘T _rani.
I"IIr!fI' the limb, .\ll-\\'IIIIl Surges 50'
pl- 1' 1 in!
l'tlll} liw iullI \Il‘\o1lll»nriett14 I'Il
per ). "III l.
I’rimllm' 4 \'ov.«.lli1~s (Irnnill' ('lotlm.
. ~lwlwl l‘IrzurIN \rmurIN. hill; Warp
ilIIIIriult:I4. Nun's \'IIIII:1.:~ and.‘ "I.I:-.'4
all at l" per Isl-III. tll'if‘l‘flllll.
M»-Mo—I—»
Handkerchiefs.
..V ~
[or llll‘ II It'mnen IIIIII I' lIllIlrI II
III-st \I1lltell1 Men 4 *Ilk Inititl.
2!: :rIIntIII-Il III III» In low :14 the some I'illIs'
Until
B oncle Jackets,
‘ up in the very latest style.
zllnnin III'HI- tho 51”" " “
:‘Ilunwl
all! he I; II-nunali lituri. (lauds during 1'
t
I.'III;I- ,
Cloaks and Fur. Capesh
s will commence on Saturday, December 14, in order to give our customers the benefit of
Everythinein the usefull ine, vizz'
llandsomest Display of Fl Inc China, Glass—ware, Lamps, Bric- ‘t- Brae, etc, ever shown in
4 Iwmwwwww in I
Ghristmas.
We wish to state right here that we are better prepared
we are showing the largest assortment of
Cloaks,
\
ORE
Furs, DI ess Pat-
0W PRICES FOR CHRISTMAS!
(J
Price, $14.50.
4ize. to. 01‘" ll
IIIIIII \. Bill" in 3h- III 4 NIH pluin.‘.
in: and -"l. I"
ll .41 \. IIllI‘ itI .\lI~II'4 III'IIII-titt'hdll. all
"'I. I’- ,ll: III I“lI.
ll 4' I Ill 4 11: ,il- III 4:Inl IIIIIIII'
llllillll, t:.'.'I
III-4t vnlueu i'I I:|l IIIIII IrrI'lIlIrIIII
ilnllllkII'rIIIiIl-. ltlfllfy in and 7le
Ito-It. 1. 'Illll‘ In I Mir 4 llt'nl ti'tl IIeII.’ I i”
" ,. lI—I, i‘ul,t"l"lll"11"|'l
l’II'4t 1’11l11u4l'll.11dit'4 I‘ilk I’Inllll't'l'll'Y‘
IIIl. KIM“.
I'm
4 IIEnI'u
liII4'
“Ni \‘Ill-l' l: l >1 .‘IizllllIIt'4. while and
I‘IIiIIl‘le, :33 ’II. 43' ‘.‘i ‘I
"Illl'll'l'l't .4 l.'11rjI llamllurwllirla. It in II
II Ix, 72.33 p.':' h I\'.
-- ..-. .‘,. ____.
Ribbons.
We II. I‘ I made :1 very l: Irur plll'l.’ how in
NIIIII I: II? I 1114 :1 III ll: l"'II plan-d II“ III on
[mun- IN- :144nrtmwlt of 11- Id III-4irtlIlo l 4_II II 11- -r “11' ll ll I: l\ IIII4inII44IIl 11:)' I 111
u ml» for holiday uilts ill .‘i L and hit. I II prII'III
Illl '1 mo 24'. IL I'lllll lIII'
\I rt best .4' '1' min N
\n. l .1.'Id .I all Silk, Satin llllliIIn
:.'11 pun-
all
IIIIIIIIH .I: pory yard
\‘o. I allSllk.>1tin ill lIlIon all shade»
\I' III-1' y. '1rd.
.\ I '.l Ill ll Silk.
1"" :«I- r \ Il‘lI
Nu l3, all
I'.’ per mm.
.\'o IIIIIIIIl ‘.1.‘ all Silk, Satin lillIlIon all
oil: I'lt‘l‘ IIIl III-r _\':Illl
.\n. W or. '..Iln :1” Silk. butlu “What,
all 4i1:IdI4, 2.31 per yard
'nlin Iii i.IlIon all made-I
'llL‘b’lliu Ribbon, nlIxIIaIII-Il.
Holiday Gloves.
\VIIlkinI: ”hm-.4. light and heavy
weight, ill tall. brown .‘lllfl l'illuliali rod. 4
bottom, t‘llllli‘ III'II'L'.
“Illl'l't'll. IIlIIvIw', (ans. browns and l't‘llI‘I.
Full line III I"I~II"1 ll 'Iok Iilm‘m ~l 'IpII'
HII: I'll' 4 and IlllH k. w ith \\ Illll' 4lilI hing.
V eh et Capes, trimmed with Braid and ThIIIet Fur, 1'26 In. sweep, lined
with quilted silk.
Black and May Bide Beaver Cloth lackets hgh storm collar, latge
Price, $4.00
with what collar, honed throurrhout, large buttons, made
Price, $7.50
Full line of ‘Illlllillli I‘lloves. in evening
Mil "It“
'l‘h» I'll-y host gl’lit?! or Winter wearis
”1- ll 'lllll "II \‘II: II 11. them in plain
wri4t 'lllll ‘\llli u'lnutlvte.
l.II.: 14' ill-ml Him-24. for top and spring
(law.
Muillit "i “\v',l“ ‘.n
in: 4t Wl'.ll';l.1' 1;! .II Ill-'lilt‘.
‘Il'lll 4 l\«i IIII-1I4 In :lw lttrst shades
and lull-.II 4 p: I .. .41 on- Il‘l I'I“
[III ;'.14 l.nIIl lliov-I4 film; .I‘" Iii? In
All‘ It. IIIl- of 4-1 nt4 LII: I lll'l' .Intl “ool
lllol’lw.
~ 'Il’rl'l'~ and Mittens of all killil‘.
Holiday Books.
l.‘hildren' 4 II "IRS ‘71 Hr llirvl seriw. ll'e.
I'llilIlrt'Il' 4 liIloL- l' Irv-1d» Ferric-s. lie.
I,‘ Ii. lIlrII 'll 4 limit-I. Ii-nnl 'l'IrIIII Heri lilc.
(llIIilrt'll 4 Book, U ml. (fliers, Se-rie4,
I
I
e :m- {IL'I‘llln tor IIIII IIIIIIhratI-d iirrn—
loud! Ill 111'4 «Ivory pI'Iir unrrnlltl'll. 4t: IpiI
111le lnm 1 ‘llll'll‘ .4,
1* hurt at (lion-4
\ll.‘ IIIIN
in {zlnI'yand white
\ltI'I 11114 I'. lition. all V'I‘IM'UHI titles. 21)::
0:11 ll.
_\i: In' " other
:lutllor4
ii IILEIII4 :1llvl l'alI'IlIlarI from (11' up.
I'lllir'o hock-'- lIy popular
I, II
"-uilding, Norwalk, Conn
.WILDRM s IIIIIIUIIN.“
ADOPTING A KITTEN.
fill. Story of the Goodness of I Dear I
Old Plymouth Rock Hen.
Tongan Aduey sends this to the Jnck- i
4thm'Pnlplt department of St. Nicholas :
no day not long ago a email him: I; and ,
III“ kitten wandered into the grounds III
, . institute at Flushing. Its fur was
mph, and it was sad and wrott III-d ho~
Itao‘wn mother had deserted it. It
' ed to ham not a friend in tho world;
It?! companionship, or perhaps to secure
W of food now and thI n, it III-goo to
late wnrily with the chickens .It the
Among n'nutnbet' oi hens with a '
o
dismal] chickeusn was one old I: .n
particular that possossnd n III-nod of
iokk Something about tilisold llI' II
ed the motherl‘oss kitteul and the
‘ofriends. ’
“(all this. however, little was knoivn
‘ people of the house. But. one day,
, y (perhaps it Was Mr .‘Iorthnp,
Mamie! charge of the garden and
lei‘tind all that) reported that one
£13th was on Irionsly engaged.
.. went out and there was
:1 Plymouth Rock hon on the ground,
hi! «In brood crowding: under one
by, while under the other was 3 little
W Whine head and shoulders could
” been sticking out uniting the tenth.
g satisfied and comfortable, as
‘ dun see In the picture I send with this
' no, III MIcIIIIeI Angelo.
s were herding sn ion "in Italy.
't subject, for they wore carom-It
t. A man approached, and the II Iys
' -- each for his own side of the
Mine. The man was angry and Was
5 his hand at them. The boys said
‘ I they drew their swine In and
quiet as a mouse about it. '11 In than
a they should star out until dark.
{on had not even sot yet After
had driven the law itto to their respon-
‘fll places ouch crept to his room. tool: his
untitled them in a handle. This
' _ibey “both crept down and rain to the
which led to Rome. Ono' 5 name Was
. .1!» other, Michael Angelo. Both'
poor boys. They trumped and
W, and the first thing they did when
“wretched Home was to go to (‘hlll‘l' ll
AM they had routed and prayed they
. I 'Ior employment. Peter received
, at an the cool: .4 boy in some
Hboiiiie, but Michal-l could find
' . tone, go beetroot; (Insured
. I'llut'I'II had Ht'l‘ll soInI- lino piI'tuI'II'I'.
. and gave Peter :1 lll'lll‘l‘ position.
“.1 "1,.” |II lllfi II'II'IIII I.‘I'1I'I’. IIIIIIIIIIIIII
him something to ”'.l. and ntlligllt sl'ItrI't— -
ly int hint into his room in HIV attio to
sleep. This wrnt. on for :1 long limo. l’oter
content tonirt his friend do this, and
lllllrllnlll'nlltlrnt. lllill. MiI'IlaI'l will'll lll'
' (lilo
which fascinated him vxns ""Ill'l.‘it As-
oondihg to lll'lnl'll. " '1. limit: lI'It4ol chor-
I'onl,how1nt to l'l-I"tII .4' room and drew,
phttm-s on tho white 11" Ill.4. Ono do) the
cardinal Illl'l occasion to go to the room.
Michael had IIIIInIlelllII scoured I‘lllllll)y
mI'nt ill the I'nrdinnl's kitchen. The can
Illnal. upon woing all the putative, was
Ilulnl‘otludl-d with their III-curatoln'ss. llo,
called Peter and Michael 'up stairs and'
asked who had drawn Illl‘lll. Mlollnnl
confessed he had but said ho thought he
could rul) ”will out again. The I'Iartllnnl
explained to him that it- wns all right so
far as the wall was oonoornI-Il. lletook
Michael and sent him to ndrnwing toaster
And'
Michael worked hard at “his drawings.
lulu‘llntl diligently and lll‘lil‘lllltl t he renown-
I'Ii MiolInI-l Align-III. (MW of the greatest
painters of his tlI:1II.-——l11x1'h.‘1ngl'.
Children In Japan.
Japanese lillllill'l‘ll horn IwospI-cinlau-
nunl holidays. 0110 for the boys and one
{II r the girls. Tho 'lll III M: IrI' ll belongs
to the glr Is, and on that. day the streets of
till the largo I ilit- .4 of Japan or (III Illow-
ing w lth them.
The stores and mi shop windows are
made 111.19 It l’airyhuul with thoaid of di-
llllllllllW‘ I'nprns'I-Inutinns of Ilntivo IIIIJI'I'm
and people. The IIIIyII‘ holiday ItInIIIIs soon
alter. the mix of May luIlnI: SI‘lI apart for
tholr good time. Then thli :Illnp windows
I‘nro crI'IvI'd-Il with paper varps of all sizes
floating in thoair, \‘IIry lunch :14 we dis—
play tings. Tho reason that tho Irarp is
Imp: for tho boys? holiday is that the carp's
practice, of “1411' itnluing again St the
strlatn' ’sulzgosts tIItlIrJapanlI 2'le a pluck)
youth, who In pI'rIIeII'r'nnI'I- and (low. at-
tnntlon to his studies two IIIII': IIIII' rises to n
1.": sition of Worth and llllpi)l‘llInL'IO.—Plllln‘
delphio Ledger.
Bessie and I.
Wu' vn been I I the «Irv-.harri Bt‘dli' Ind],
And {ratio r» Id IiII npplc- Is mu .4-
Anvl m-IIIIII 1' mil tank“ 11:4 :1 iIIuj
Don't you wish you WI'I'I' liIIssi'II or me?
-—L,'hrl~'liun Work.
Getting Event.
The New York Press reports :In nnmnin-
IIlc but not altogether ttttpleawlng story of
two strait. on blue. 0110 of them was
munching a big apple.
No. 9 eyed the operation longingly‘, and
I
i
linollr said;
"r-‘l'th'. FtlI-I'li'r. guilt! .IIIIIIII :. liltv'”
“.\opI "' w: 1.4 the l'lll‘i Illil) 11>L'I-I'll-r,
m. llf‘ lli‘. into llll‘ rush-st. part. “ .\I:1|;I' _‘IQI‘
mouth water, don't lIt" in .‘NIIII'II.
'l'llv mn'onll II'Iy watched tin- gI'I'I'II': {I‘l'
low 11-4 thI apple ['4' .. lllll ;.I'I i4: IIIIIIIIIrIIIl. Then
he took all hi: hat and :II'. II; Illlolnt lligu- r
than hltII mm" It l‘-‘)ll( II I III. r-l ‘l"t‘ r .4 I III-I
prov. almost as round J.“ the dip I', but he
only said in It Sllt‘l’} I'.."l tom:
“ YIIr Ihllll; yer sIIIIIrI. don’t yer?"
SILKS AND WOOLENS.
Beautiful Designs In Brocade and Terry
Velvet lentrr Bound».
For owning; wmr tnIIIIIriols nro all more
or It's-I of n. Ilowrred and in'nI'nIlI-d pattern.
'lI'rry i'IIl'II'N ill iwri. 1 III- IIIIIIIIIIIsIInr
blush pink llllll' 1'! :Zttl-rlll II.'I'II tlIIIirsur-
fllf'l‘ll'llllll"lilyl‘ ,4 lly; u IZIIIIHHI' I 'llllVHIHIII.
SIIIIII'lilIII's IJurI‘I'il lion; sI-pnrnio snu‘lll
llorIIl sprnysor Iltllltlill'l -. \‘IIllI‘ll I'll'l! :Il-o
scattered over poLIII, I'III IIluIrIIIl ul' pin spot.
grounds. Whitv glare silks. IltmI Iltlllllitly
M VISITING'CUSTl'MD
massed. lines of black. with
flow-rots smttI'i'IId over the I'llIII'Iivnl
showers of
lill‘le
ground. Silver may: saline have a patio tn
0! sllx‘nr or 14"!(‘1'1 IIIIIIII'IvielI'r)’.
Paint iI arcs and other oriental patterns
are FN‘II in velvet and .'4llk.' both rliIlIn'ns
ntlIl dross goods, and in lIUl'lI‘II‘ \\‘11l‘vl tim—
terinls. llillllit‘ {.I.‘ III-4 I. :‘l‘ not 119024le15
they roll it on all run ll o III-rt; and mr-
ners. hold (ll'ml llllll so In lrnvout and look
sh Illhv but when tin- v on) fa- Iliouahlo
they are the wry l‘."l,&'llll of I':I.~l1iun,.'1ntl
the fort that they :xrv m on rnI' that glue
Ilium ‘I I'I‘rl. 'I'm I' 1-:4lll i1'.1'III- : .’III.4I now
the Ilnlriv l‘. i.".:l;2'l1r or ll .4!: angler hotulo
good; or" Illi‘ Innrl' III ‘ll'u'lllllf till} we for
gowns 1"Ir ‘dI'I-z .-' occasions. "
For the theater Parisian wmnmt pay
their I'lIiI'l' attI-ntivzn to their lln‘zltwts.
glows and erII .4. The lmfllll'ls are small,
very gay and bright and 11.4 III‘i‘llllllllg on
possible. The allot-.4 :lrI-Iillzllt. I'I'I'nln III--
lng preform]. and Innnj." lulttotn'd. ThnI
wrap. which is in IwiIlIInI'I' when Martini
and leaving the Illl'lillu. ... is I lnhomlrlv nut
dnlntily l'l'llllll.l(l and 14' I: '.nde worm and
COI‘IIIIIl’lalJlH also.
Short and medium length canes are seen
I
III 'lrillll'IHIh, nut» lull II ..I (m. II‘Ili;"l‘ , "I."-
such .14 wrrvworn Izot winter. 'l.‘l:n llnluz
1.4 of silk of n contrasting Color. and fur
l'I-rIlIII llli‘ II~11.'II I"nli:1r:IIIIl trimming.
l The visiting IIII4:
:4L'I'l1‘li i411! I:r:1;.'pI':1
pom! III’ II plain loll wry full 'zIIdvt skirt
and n Illiillnt‘ II‘NIII'I‘. 'l'ltv tint lull-l; i4 in
llIlI‘ plan-II. 'l'lln Illlill‘t‘ front has n with-
,Iluuhlu plnil In tlm llll’lllll‘. .\ \vidII. I'llll
:|'lillflr IIvIrIII'I'I'tI with :1 pilliiitlp.’ Iii [I'm
.lzvle'ls elm-r4 llll' bllll'llliil‘l'r‘v. 'I'Ilt‘ balloon
lslIII-ws :11'II plain. and tho shalpml I'I'Illrl'r III;
III III 11']. \I'lrI-t. ’l‘IIII Inqul- III-I'ntnpnnyilig
this you'll i4 of straw l'IIlt. trimmed with
lot-xv \‘ioh'tn' and I-olIIrIIIl quills.
.ll’lIlI' (‘IIIII.I.I;r.
CROWNING A CZAR.
Coat. of the Next Coronation III Biti-
Irlul'od at More TlInIt $7,000,000.
I Tim it'll] t'l‘l: ll I"IIlIIII;liiotI shortly to take
pl: 1". - III _\lIIsI on \\'III II' while» he 0111' o."
the In IIIIl14tI st. IlI- Ilihlll. 11 .4 I‘\t' r ultno44ml
IIII i- lll'.~>[lt\ [ins-Ii: m l. I'II'II r. IIIIIII4 nro IIIIII
Ills. IIrI-ns. ‘.II IK‘L. who of I‘ll. I IIIdIIIIIIIII
but i new Inn lllI'lilIlI. and (II 'I‘ poli~' 1 «It tillI
l.ill~‘~lli!l till; I Iinl , tnIlIlly ht..4I;Il\1"a_14 Illl'll
II'I' Il;1.';!.ll~ tlII-I'ym ol' tllevir;:lIEIjI-I'I,4 Ily III'IIz—
nillI'l'an I'Iulrt III‘IIIIII’I“. in whirl] thI' I"’.l|'1'
is I'I': Illv a war ’lo II: is end Illnsian
orollaliulwll: b‘ l‘ lll'i II In. '11 l: M .-p I'II IIIIid as
'llll'l ‘l‘r‘lllll‘l' I .4 til the I IllplIII pl t'IIiitlI' ll.
'1 h'. " (Ul‘illll‘: that of the lot» I IIIpeIrorIo-t
over 5 Lithium”; that of hi4 prIIIIIII'I'ssorI'Inl-
sldl'rnhlo ore-r $I'I,Iluo.1lnu. hut. in each I'IIIII-
:Inhmv was prm ldwl for tho poopln III” lins-
slzt that was vividly I'I'Illl‘illlll‘l'l'll tlIIIIl
.le plnutl' d in tho popular mind by tho
splendor-sol the YII'Yl '1'le HlI‘UllI‘llltlll i4
I’l'he
. rlzrz'ItIlIIIl or much more than llit'rilllllltl
.III III’ p lac" mg n haulvl-I on tho IlI‘iHI of tho
Ilr-t tnztll ol' llll stale It i-1 It sl'rll's III’
IgIIrIVI-oll' I Irreuloni: 1I~ and ll'l' people II!
1'11" .gI' nntlr' n that llul‘lllriil pnrtofjllu- grin-It-
_th. nnlplro on the earth" aroe‘| rI'IpIirI-Il
tlIroI: 11h t-lul‘r r1 [LI-ennui.” Ito ll?" i.-I
_w hilo the sport "II l- is In: 'Jll‘FllIl InnII' lull-
llillll IIj.‘ (III'prIWIIIIIuIIf lilo- I'lIilImsmlIIrs or
I'wry pom-.I' on tho plIIIIII and «It, largo.
lllllllhl'P'IOI'fiZ‘IIli 14 III' the rI'iIrIIilt~thI11.-I,II4,
:fIlt‘ finally :Llwzus {1441- Izzllli 1.; III (' ullgl‘: till
i Into the no \ylyt IrowIIII II no :mrI' ll.
"l'IIIl preparations tor III li1144lnn I'oronn-
' liIIlI lll'l' VII ry Ill' lluiratII. and munprls‘o.
among other thinly, the lm' I111; upol gloat ,
storImof.p'roiisionsin Mono“. for tho
houses. of that VIInI'rI'IhloI-ity are compelled
‘ nn coronation til‘l‘llslilnh‘ to entertain from
FIi‘wLIlillI to “110.0110 strangers who journey
lll\\'lllltl.~fi ll‘.(‘ I'lIrI‘IIlloniI-r. III'I'I'ry prov
, iIII'. ' in tho rtnpirI .4III'd4' II III putation; ov-
or) tribe in tho nr.11\.1_v IlII iristtol’ Si-
' hcrla. on tho SIGIIIIPR of Iontml A in, from,
the IKhivnns to the Isklnlus along llm'
I4llorl'4 of lIII ring strait south on“ “r morn
rI'prI-sI'IIIIIIIIIIs to present tlII'I mulngnnf
‘.tln' It'll: U to the areal Whilni‘ 'Inr.
l'EIIlnIIIEIH‘. aninndvrs. l,'-I:~~I'1I'l{.fi'
Silll‘fillf :1 down IIntn I‘fi ( iIII.l..-:l.1:'..(1rlr-
glans. llnshkirs. 'l‘urkswl‘or lhI' llus4ion
Impiri' Inntnins Inilliotm of Muhnnnm
dorm 4. “lrln'rkusses, I\lI.'14'.4lnn~4-. ('.lllntn'ks.
’I'at'trtrs. I'Inflinpnks. Margins! 'tnl;.4 .I\I'IIIII«
ltli.1n4 KIInls,(‘ll‘It1I'~I'iI-otll Illl‘ districts
ronqulrrd ivy Russia from t‘ hina. )Inn-
only: IIIpnIII-s from donuts at n .llullrimz
notions III the heart III .I.\4i.'.l Inrnu.‘ 4'10
httnlinxmand lllillllll‘ that nuudwr of din-
li‘t 't4 are spoken in the III: «Inn dollzinintm
rind the people of riot-y language must
‘prnsrnt their homage to the I'm! in their
own tongue. The imperial cownotiuns 31‘
III.
lg; ‘llw‘Vll lI1 lllt‘ f
n . Sl-ll‘llli'l Ismnl- .
ways talu- pII'Im in tho I'ntllI-Ilrl'llol tho
Assumption. IIIIIIof llll many inlhu lerI In~
'lln.—lio.41on ’l‘ransI'ripI.
"(Mott's l‘nlqur Tailor.
Til" city of lion-toll i4 about to receive :3
Il'};:11'_vIII$IIIIJNIII {orthn ll.4II,IIf poor i‘IlIl'
lll't‘ll who desire in go into lllu country for
tho 'Illlllllll'" .~'I-.'14IIII. It. I'IIIIIIN from Mr.
II'IIIIrgro H. llnnllitlmu who tllHl l‘Illltlli.‘ria In
that 1'in :1 low _\'I‘III'H alto,
.‘Ilr. lI‘oInlidgv was tho fashionable
tailor. it 11'114‘ l)I‘ll"H’il‘ hi F‘lI‘l'Il'H wllI'rII
pvoplowrrv p'IrtiI'ulIIr about the wt. ol‘
IIIvit‘I'laIllu-s tint III‘ I'Ivlllil (‘lll them :14 III!
- IIIlII'r mnn; lll‘lli'l' ho had his own pro-v.4
{“10” I Innn.
”"9 '1' Jill. and l" IIII41II-r III iIIIpIi:lI-4' \IIIV ho
i
I'm Ill-I \‘i‘nrk. lllllil‘l it all llimsllfz ill-
had :1 small shop t‘lllrillt' IhI- IIII4iIII4.4
(lilllrli rs (II III - I in will “I't lit? stood zll tho
.II! III' II with II‘ 1.4 sin on day in amid-11 out
lln IIIIII nil tln' work I!" I'IIIIlII’tlII and l- III;
his own lIIlll‘ for it. III summer llI‘ Would
have it I'nrly. have 11 IIIa'nIIIII'I'IIIt :4p:lII ol'
milk \Vlllll‘ horn-.4 soul- to hint, whirl. he
owned. and an with his wild to l‘lilt‘.
The}! worm n IIIIIu-‘pirnous llguro on our
sll'I'III4t1lIII in our slllvnrlh‘. He lived in a
lion hoII4I" at the south i'llll (not the I'I'l'-Il
lnnnhil- '(l IztrII-ri and Ill‘ IIIIII I'lll‘lllll‘lil I1l5
no .4111 lily Iliil I'II rvl-odi l;IlII w l’ undid 'II.
and in! \In 1.4 sought to I'tll I'lotllus. .I.4 .1
lann‘. III III lllll I III for any Illlt‘ who “'.14
willingto pay. and lIo dill not norm p:Il'
IiI'llIIlI'ly proud of lli4 solm't I'Illsa Iri' 1'114
toIllIIrs. ”II had smut-thing like gt‘llllH for
stylish titling? and \1':14' IIIIIpwstionnlIlyl1
rnro lllt’l‘I'Ilifllli in this specialty. ills
method I'vns IIIIIIIIII'. nud when he died II“
I left no slll't'l'fisul' in it.
[[0 was silppnml to how made tlmtu'y, .,
hill .14 Ile dill lliIl I'Xlt'llil lli4 Iliifilllt‘h’i lw-
yolul who: luv lIlnlsIIll' t'lllllllill) in it. it was
lllll-I‘Xpt't'lt'il lllnt lIII would ll'th‘ :1 wry
largo t‘orIltnI'. SIII'II :14 ho had t'lll'llt’tlllt)
11:14 Inndo vxol'lli'lli use ol’.—~«llnl'tl:)rd
t' IInrnnl
A Bontblaek to no Remnrkt-nl
'lhvro i4 .tollzntl‘u-Il rtW‘Ht- in lltut'un-
Ilui‘t It :5 shockingly shabby man of ZITI or»
Iliwllo Illnll l;.4 Iilltllri (III\\ll town in Iolll-
petition w. ’.Ith Ion-41d IIiIIIl h- It: Ilinn lads
lli4IIIzllztI-Il hair. good in {'Illlll‘rl. IuttlIrI'Il
wzzl'tm nt4 and all air of hm In; .4'IIvn IIII 'lll’l‘
II: I). 4InnkI- him 11‘ IlInrkI-Iloliiul :IIllIIIIglli4
I.IIl I mop: Illtll'h. lie .4IIIIIII4' .4Iill III III“
,I"Ii ill-41:1 I; I'I'otvd4 in ”W ("in “all
pnlh. hi4 Lit ll‘illll’ hint and saw ill lI",I1t
IliIIIilu't. wlll lirl‘ll tom's ‘ rllltm or pol-
ish. :4I1'IIIII,IIIIr polish." rI'pIIalin; ”In three
“'1 r114- IIIIIIIy :iInI-s. lll4 VUIl'l' curries
well. I'm! .:I"l'l'.‘lllll‘.}1 in lIll‘ iIII'IIImrnily IIII'
I i4 occupation with lll . \'.'TI'I I‘ll! sinus him
1;;411 loI'II. ill: [11 ‘ hianIl ItiI4 Iru II4IIIllIy
I'll .III and III. ”III. II IIIInII l- :is ‘.l! l'erIIIIl Igor—
luv-:1I4IIIIIIIrtulIllvnulr tlII latter. llo
[mil 4 innulrv In :1 Ilf‘lt'l'llllnlll rI'IiIHI'ItIu.
.llis spun-1 II that PI :1 “I II IIrI unlit up
He ~I\\ll.‘~’ hilnvIlI n natiw \IIII-rl—
illul Ilium il' lltll.4'1 Inp Illjttl Ilic Ittlmtlt i.4.
“I“: rlninly‘uot from IIlIIIlI-o." llvlias lwnn
.It It {or more than .1 year and looks :14 it'
In 11214 n sin ml to it for Him
lino IIII'III. lawn-.4411] Ivy tho odd llI‘Mil"
IIIIII' L's :IIppII'ImIII' t‘. and manner. IIffI't'IIl
hintn ..I'III ms fora shim'. but “:14 ton-III
to rev I iu' the ' ropnr change, coupled with
indignant wanIIIIf fl‘ljl'Nlnll. III' lllll‘l‘llli‘ll
Itlonllio 'tl 1111411le downtown :41:th IIrI'IiIiu'I-I
‘th for n polish and thanked the customer.
When another offered to give him an over
land ht! rejected the offer with soorntul
words, of. lndenendenge, the cold wind
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g, . I
ll | .'I: .IIII III III Huh I... I..1I..,.I~."
\Iw Yuri; \Iln
I Digestion ll' l‘III i Hypnotism.
I Saturday mortal 1'12 I:"1l .\7.ll .\rl'nr
II 'I' 'I'll
'tllvdil'al «Ill'll'lll». . SIInInIII lli,
J‘. D. JENNINGS.
U ndertaker.
KNIGHT STR'FfiT. NOIIVVALK, CONN.
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Ill hi4 1'21 I L':.' 1 my hI r iI:I4 I'oIHInlII ly , Opp llorzee Railway Depot.
l'l"lllll‘ll in MI llllit‘ in I‘IIlll'flll Illl‘ Iligvs’llio, .
4 “I I:_.,.,_ 1,, ,I.. “my“ II“ .. :‘Il‘t' “Wm- l Hadrian Flm «reek Tnlwplmnecull ll
ll4IIIIIIl'IiI1iI'IoIII'w 'l'llir: tln- Int-dim i ' " ' ' "‘0'“ -"
Ilnu' lilll iil'(lllllll‘c -"'Iltril1l l‘I-';.'I'l'.'1lv , F SCflpVUlB 'fl D
li'll,.:lll lti::l. ll :u‘wI' . 'Il. Illlr‘llll' II’lIIi l c I . . _ .’
"i ll 11:1 llIIl'LII'I II I'III million ’ :II:II' darn I ,
:llIIll ll‘. I:1l. ulti: '1 III' was in, no» [35 80. MAIN ST 33' RQRW‘lK.
llh'll. with dH'IIIIIIIom not to digest lllel . . _ i
MI" aim him [Practlce Limited to DiseasesefWamea
,l'VVi‘lll‘I four hour": inn-1“ allowed to ;
I'lll:,'"'t'. :Ilili l:...l l'\l'ltlll'.' :1 llllt'll‘l' 11'1141'rlll— : ONCE" hour's, "1”“le and Thursdays, a In
[1.) In n21 1?
(ii. ml IIII 12"l4 .I'IV'Illvllull ’i'llo :It'IIIIIlauIs-
llll!’ll.ill"llll I'lllply hi4 hillllltli‘ll with a
sllxlzlnl'lt [Itzlllgu' ilnl w. I':' lllltlllll‘ to do so.
TIL :; ill I} diuln “214,, .l'll ~IrI~IIgI~luI tics,
Inn 11. Ill 111;. ' IIIIIIII ill lrn :-:‘h
stII'uIIIlI. l:II‘iI 'Iilzth l1 IrlI' Ill: I, llll‘ foot:
IInIl II'Itl 'i1 111‘ -‘I . ; llll' 3111:le
I'IIIHIIII ' I'I' jtlllil. III! I)\I‘I'l II' ':1pp.'ltl'nl
(13.41 lilol: :L'.lcl1lt'.——l)t'llllit ll‘l'jllllllth'
\V otnan and Dog.
l: tin-111dIIl'llI-ril:I'III'III'Illn'lII in In?
I plus.- I‘. l..';I:Il \.I14' .1 tin) ill I: \‘I mp pld
IIIIIIIIIIlIl'II pup \vn4' 11 small shawl. IlII‘
ll‘llllftl IIl' 1'.'lIiI'll.'IlIIIII.4'l Illlll‘lll‘l'l Illn pow-
llll’lll. ’l'hls llllllilli‘ overcoat wn4 hold in
pl: I: l‘ h :1 l._~.:ni Illl'll .4ll. ml .4lt'np 1hr;
lIIIIIIllI ol \\ III" I 4111: ‘4 up in tho IniIlIlhI n!
lllt' dog 4' lI::1, '1; so) :14 to III~l-:14i!\ grilpvtl
l’I'HpIIl r'lllilgll as llll'_\' pals~<1ll the “(III I ”III
lIlIIIIlloII, Iliil IIII'ItlzI'I' IIII- Indy nor llll‘ pup
paid any lII'IId IIIIIIIIII'I'griIls In'IIIIIuInonls.
.I\t lllII I‘H‘I'llt‘r :1 III}! Inastill‘ suddenly
planted himself 411111le ‘In front of the
not I 1n and looked quiuit' all} at tho
I. '1\l .411“ 11111111 Inltn III'siIIu Ill“.l Willi n
I~:'j.' l‘ l IIIIII' III 4lII-4IIIppIIIl gr IlIlIII II the hall~
div. liIII'Il lIlt' pup until its muzzle snort
'l'l"ill1llij1.‘lil 1.41 hI'I I'lII-I L. and in the most
.IIppI-mod language of the IIIII4I r1 told It
llHl to ho Illl‘ II .II-I lIilI frightened. Titon
.I'II'I gave lllt‘ III-.2 VIl‘I'lIlI‘. with-ll sr-IIIIII'II to
'.up the ridiculous §~ittlntion properly.
a look Inf nltIIr IJIIIltetIIpt. IIIWI‘I‘NI Illo pup
to and .~ it until.
41101 plug 4..II lnl ,IIIII'I IIIan III II on.’1‘hn
dog days nt‘H‘l' end here. L—Now Y III-k (‘2 Ir
Pitt4burg Dispatch.
Old People.
Hid permit" who l‘t'qlllll" IIIII-IliIinI' III
rI'ImIIIII' the Novels and kidneys will
find the true remedy In Elev triI- Bitters.
I'ant. hutarts as a tonic and :1ll’l‘!‘:lli\'l,".
It :II'tx-l mildly on IIII‘ stmnnl'lt and how-
!lII 5. adding strength not giving tone to“
theorp‘nns. tin-ruby 'Iidittp:\ :Itnn-inthi
pl- 'I’flil‘llllllllt' of the functions. him-tril-
Bitters Is “114' Ier'llI'ttt appetizer and aids"
dim'stion. 01d people find it justlnxtu't-
1y what they need. Price fifty cents
and $.01);er hottlv'nt (l. ('. Stillsml's
and E. I’. Won-Ii '14 Drug Stores.
Tells you all the news for two emit—-
ITHE EVENINI; SEKI‘I‘SE
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l'i‘lllll Ill-i '
carrying it 11.4 if it Worn n ’
This medicine doI-4' not stimulatl and,
contains no whiskey nor other Intoxi—1
D W. RAYMOND
FUNERII NINECIIIII
It'll EIIBIIIIIEII.
Wasutxorox are 131', SOUTH
:I'OIIWALK. com .
1211.4 lllENi‘E, MAHACKEMO 110' EL
11:? ivr
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WAGONS
’: New ..“d second band
811 goes Phaeton eating 5
Beauties. Spindles. etc.
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CALL AND one must.
Henri} Till v.
NEW use or
RaymondM 8: Sons.
.Suoeeaore to George H. Raymond.
Furniture Dealers and ileum! Funeral
i Directors
IO and 48 lulu 3P out, low-It. on. ,
Bantam, I Berkeley PI.
Tulapltmn 774
,TO ADVERTISERS.
Changes cannot be guaran—
ed' 111. Every reasonable effort
will be made to accommodate
patron's. but change cannot he
insisted upon as a right unless
copy in rent in by 2 o’clock
in the afternoon of the day oe-
[tore change is desired.
black. and Inns. the
Price‘s to Sun as.
Baby Garriages and Refrigerators ‘
teed the same day copy is hand- ..
Norwalk Chronicler