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GIIIIIIIG III PUPIIIIIIITI.
People surely realize that each and
every oneare judged by what they are
able to do. and are not credited by 11' but
some one else understands or can execute.
Ladies awoken at once to what. most
concerusthem, and that is their figure
and appearance.
We really believe it in .an important
duty We owe ourselves and friends to
make the most of what rhiture has “'1 en
us.
Thus, to our hands are intrustcd not
only the tasteful adornment of the form, .
but also our comfort, improvement. of
figure, and in no small degree ourhappi-
Delis. .
It matters not 11' that We are rich or
poor this subject in crests us all.
[Alina
of true culture and intelligence esteem'lt
a real accomplishment to be able by the
exercise of their own ability to cut beau»
tifully fitting garments
MI 11'" l'. R.“
can justly feel proud of their daughters
who possess the knowledge and ability.
not only to superinteud but to cut and
make their ow u clothing It is celfcvi
cy will make better wiv es and
ers.
but
perhaps it is.
No matter what your Italian in life. is you
cannot soovrry far in the 1'uturc,nnda 1'11l11-
able trade may mean very much to you.
Now that your attention has been called in
the right direction. 1'.l it the
DRESS CUTTING SCHDBL
(with the determination of bettering mumm-
,ditinn it m-iblei and lave-1411111111: the work
Schoo Tucsd: .1y. Thursday and Satur-
day,’ ~ 10.111111} 1 to 9 p. 111.
22 8111111 111111 STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK'.
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TEETH FILLED Alli!) BX'I'RACI‘ED
WITHOUT PAIN.
Artificial Teeth with and‘wltlmm plates by
the latest improved method.
All operntlonn pertaining to modern Den-
thty performed In a skilltul manner at than!
one half the price charged by other dentists.
«‘1‘ 1h Extracted Free of L borne where Oth-
hure to be inserted.
or; lady In attendance,
OFFICE HOURS.
From 81L 111. 11111116 [1. in. Open Wednesday
und But 11-day until!) 9. m. 1 .
All for! vaunted for five yearn.
Consult-110m"...
What ,is
Moria I: Dr. Samuel l’itohor'o
prescription for Infants out! Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium,
Morphine nor other Narcotic rub-
otuico. It in harmless substitute for I
Pnregoric, Dropo, Soothing Syru yrnpl,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Ito
guarantee in thirty yearo’ fun by.
millions of Mothers. Ontario is the
Children: Panacea-tho lather-l
Friend.
CASTORIA
For Infhnta. and Children.
110 not be imposed upon, but insist upon '
signature of
Wealiallpro- ' f E E H: i‘
having Cnnforiu. and let: that the facsimile
Is on the
wrapper. ‘3'
tea ourselves and the public at all hazards.
The Curr/mi (201114111111, T.‘ Murray 51., N.Y.
“Wanna”
W1
is
“Full of Good
Things}
(int-store is fairly full with
good things in firoceritm
(.'hri4tnuts and "'
feitstsgeverytl .4 111N11f4,ll:1i—
14in.“ ("' 1:.1'ftiotl44 l'ruit.44. etc.
You arc. in1ttedtosmuple our
.4101kofm1111l (Tandy. \1'h3:1i1 11'.
14l1:tllfilf0tntll“v.l.3c and he per
p411111d..\'.11 F1114 itk- pound.
lorenzo lilbhle.
Patent Medicines
Elli Mill PLEASANT TO TAKE.
AT OUR PRICES.
111 11111, 1111111 11111 Til me,
.-
I earn
O
Loxntonik .1. (ll
H 101?: sarueparilln, .60
Ayorc' tiaraapnriila, .67
Dana’s Scrotum-Him , .67
Cuticuru Ito-solvent, .70
Scott’s f‘ 11.ni14i1m .‘li
Green’s Nun 11:1, .70
tillsor. 11 Specific for Malaria, 4 .76
Peinc‘ c Celery Unopound,
, Bruudrctb'e Villa, 19
Alcock’c Plavturc,~ / . .10
Beueon‘cCapsicc Planters, .19
Castoria, 1
Carter 11 Pills. .19
Atwmd'e Bittcrc, ‘ .18
Efadam' c Microbe lfillcr, qte..
Radian 11 hiierobe' diiier, gal. jam, 9. FA)
Yankee Lung Soother, .26
111. E. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
S? Washington Street
I
.,
YOUR SAVINGS IN
‘ RELIABLE SIXi PER
'CENT. SECURITIES
AND
IHSHHH.
YOUR LIFE, HOUSE
01: FURNITURE
THROUGH THE
.~. 51:14:01 01' ‘
HHWIHH II. SMITH
Room 1, laconic Building, Norwalh
flSlflllfl
:Mrs. Phelps Ward'c Address to;
President Cleveland.
URGEB HIM TO PREVENT A WAR.
The Wall [Known Writer Malta an Ap-
p"! For Amlctblc Adjustment of Vouc-
xuelun Dispute-4M1 31.1.11. America, an.
as”, Not Worth 1 Day of Wu.
805101.090. lit—Mn Elizabeth Stuart
Phelps \l‘ard, the well known writer Bid
student of public nffnln, lulu {out the fol-
lowing letter to President Cleveland:
“an1011 01111141111, Moon. Dec. 18.
"To the President of the United States of
America:
“Sin. Pursiunxr—t venture to appeal
to you. I am sure that l um exprouinu
the voice of every woman and of molt of
the humane and thoughtful men in this
country, but tiflrc is no limo to collect
1111111011 and sign petitions. The possibility
of W111 with England seems at the date of
1 this writing to be made by your montage
I danger.
”We have trusted this administration
to preserve the nmlty of our foreign rela-
tions. We have not expected It to bring
an as near national bloodshed no that of
' your prcdccclsor did—in the cone of a litv
tic r‘outh American ctato. Wc hnvc rented
upon the belief that whatever cine befall.
you would Went- to the end the honors—-
tho greatest that any chief executive can
4 wear—cf continuing the peace of the land
bu Horvcu. ’
“i cannot bring myself yet to believe
that you pcraoually wish or mean any-
thing ciao, but I am 111011111 110 deeply that
I cannot refrain from bugging you, by
the 111c111ury of all the anguish of our last
war, to calm rather than to stir the rest-
less, superficial elements In congress and
hold them back with a firm band from
inking a cfcp in the direction of so terri-
ble an iniquity and shame.
“War at hmt is but lcgttlllcd murder.
(' lvlllzntlou now in for beyond it. W11
have outgrown tho. time when it abould
even be considered a solution of even 1114.4
11111111 dillicultios. Tito morality of war is
stipctcodcd ’f‘bc ntntcsmnuship of the fu-
ture must rest absolutely upon this prin-
riplo, 114 that of the past hm rusted upon
tho princlpic of brute futon If liismart' It
found tho “hole of ilulg: 11in not worth
the life of one of his Pomeranian prono-
di11r4. if even inn (use of humanity, Em
p‘oror William ll holds aloof from inter-
ference in the Armcnlnnnucstinn bucnuso
he be .1411-5 that buppv security at homo is
worth more to his tummy than bloody
philanthropy obr: ml thou surely the life
of one American citl/.cn in at least worth
11111.111111 or 1411111 l.1l1|U,UilUn1rc41 of disputed
wildernes‘s more Yuan 11 l. Uiill miles 111.11.
our borders, and the police of thin repub
lie. in woilh more than the questionable
application of 11 doctrine which may havo
not been originated for such purposes as
that to which it is now put
Not “'nrth a llny of War.
“'1 I111 11 hole of bomb America is not.
worth one day of tynriu lholr nifcd Notes.
\11 upgrossiw null 14111111111”qu policy is
not worth oncwcck of the ruin thmientb.
tbo 1<1rt11ro.th1 lifelong heartbreak in
voivod in tho slaughter of battle.
“Dogs cannot arbitrate: nor tigers.
\lcn can ‘llocaum tilt-1 tau, thoyiought. '
(‘.l1' ill/11d nations should 51411111 (1 disagree
mont by mutual conccselons or arbitra-
tion, as individual gentlemen do
“I am but one of 71141111111111) of possible
sufferers, but I have 111.111.1111 common to
all who endured the. homo of our last
war to cntroat you—z 1.42 thousands of 'thc
voicclose‘ could if they could—to do your
uttermost to up: 1111 1111 the ch aunt 1 of un-
olhor conflict PoWur and tho prevention
of cutloriny: arc cquitnlcnt and ought to
be Idcntiml Any ouo can challenge.
Any one can fight5 National sclf possum
ninn requires a toaster. Imitation to war
is an obsolete otdc 4r of stolen-raft. Jim to
sustain pmco 111, the modern art.
"You have, air, a greater chance than
President Moltt‘ou had. [in created the
doctrine. It is for you to adapt it to an
advanced (‘bristlau age, which has cut-
run the belligcrcnt conditions and ideals
under which be formulated it. ‘ it is left.
for you to risc to tho heightsof yourtlmcs
and to 8111' boldly, Nothing-«short of tho
ultimntc emergency of national lilo 01'
d1 nth—1n our day and in our land justi-
lIt's n 11'.’ar i beg you to be great enough
to do this grand thing: The men 11 born
war 111111111 slaughter as sportsmen slaugh-
11414 11111110. the women whom war would
lil‘l‘t‘flYU arc11'utchiug you with impressive
anxiety.
"Pardon me if i any—for the crisis does
not admit of 41111 Words—that your 111111111
will be held in reproach or honor, accord-
ing as you smile or saw this 11111.1.
‘ \lr.Pnsl1k-nt l how not delayed for
the formalities, \1h1ch aro petty things.
llct'nusc you are my chief exec ttfivo l atl-
drcss you—nut without trust, sure that
you 11lll find _v1111r.4111f abovo 111i4under
stnuditu, my motive or misreading my
text or thinking that l am it) any sense
doilt- tent in the. rot-111141 t to your high posit-
tiun and to 1"11111 strong personality. With
that respect 1 nm, sir, your petitioner,
‘ ELIZABETH 511' .1111 P1111114 WARD... "
”1:111:1ng by I- fonds.
ST. 1.01:1:4, D1114. 21.—'l'buunprecedented
rainfall of the past 1111.... days has mused
11 14.14.. of Hi feet in the Mississippi river.
' _ 4111111 the lowlands ncnr Al-
Ill.. ' ave been forced to flee to
higher ground Mut- h damage to railroad
and farm property is reported from Mis
souri, but no H1014 lune been lost.
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The president has nommhted Frank?
Furlong to be postmustcr af'Hnrtford.
Five long term prisoners in the Clove—
lnnd workbonsc have succeeded in mak-
ing their escape.
Charles D. Atwood, one of America's
foremost architects and designers, died in
Chicago. aged iii years.
>',n11'yct' Clark .14 f.‘ 0., bunkers and
brokers of "Boston hove announced their
suspension" on the. Boston:- 'tock Exchange.
The United States steamship Baltimore
l4 on its homewnrd bound trip from Yo-
kohama. 'l‘bc Olympia will remain in
Chinese waters.
Edwin A. Hill of Connecticut has been
appointed confidential clerk to Commis-
cl "1111- of Patents Seymour, vice John W.
4 Street, N sinned.
Two trains collided on the Adirondack
railroad near Ilorsonhop pond, New York.
Engineer William iimssnr and 14‘. Meyers,
fircmun. were instantly killed.
Alcwmtlcr harli. 1m olectrcplntcr, con-
victcd of being concerned In the robbery
1:11 ingots of 1-ilvcr in London, who scu-
toner-ti to l ' ycnra' imprisonment. ’
At Albany Lloyd Montgomery was
found guilty of the murder of his father.
{mother and Daniel Mcchchcr and was
[sentenced to be hanged on Jan. 3 next.
.. stop fighting the 11111
there uppoui'od u do
M. Fronts Funck lircntnno seem: in a
fair way to win for himself I 111111111 1111 u
legend killer. lle baa already grappled
with the 1111 story of “Tho Man in the iron
Mack," and he has icicly Mllwltt‘d the loot;
prevalent belief In the 3qu of blank lhtlrca
do cachet under thocld regime.
and has haul tho nupptnrt of many histori-
uus. It passed uuqttottiomd into the
Works of Miohelnt, Rampant]. Darcy and
Into the Entry ololuediu Britannica. M.
Iinmboutl pet-Imp: given the story bent and
11111111 concisely. Ho ms, in his “Blstolro
do 15 Civilisation Frnhcaisc " that any pcr-
sou of influence could obtain “11111141411 dc
cachet in which the 11111110 11113 kept blank
and could write in the unmcof his person-
al enemy, his rl1nl, his creditor. L'rndc
Louis XV they could bo bud for money.
La Vrlllloro, when he was minister, made
a business of selling them through the
Countess do Langcac: they came to be sold
byhis hickcys. It. cost only 26 fool» to
have any one arrested.” Duruy tells a
plquant may of 11 husband and wife, each
of whom solicited u luttcrof which the
other was to be the beneficiary. Both suc~
0141111111], and both were dlsagrccably sur-
prised at tho remit for both of them were
shut up on the someday. M. Funck-Ilrt-u-
1.111111 himself had no doubt of the correct.
11111411 of the story at the flow when bu was
put in charge of the archives of the Bus—
tille. 'l‘bcsuarclilvcx contain not only the
dossiers of tho prlwncm of tho Bastille lt-
uclf, but also “11th)! all who were con-
fined under luffrus do cachet in other pris-
0111111qu hospitals or 1111111111111 of Paris and
its environs, Within the last 11111 yours (K),-
000 of those dossiers have 1111118111] under his
cycs. 111 all the inuunu-mblu quantity of
letters from persons of every rank and 411141
tion which these coutuln—nwllcatious fun
orders or nrrcst,rcpor1.~1of officials from
ministers down to police 8plf.'l4l-—lh all this
mass of dooutncnts M. Funck-lirctitann
finds not only no trace of~ any Icttm dc ca.
('llf'lt issued in blank, but not even a hint
that any such lcttcr ever win-i asked for.
It cannot I114 objected to hi4 conclusion
that those socrct documents may have been
taken away from tho Bastille and do-
tttruyod, for It 11111-1 lil'l'll tlcttiountratcd that
the old rcgltnc left such untouched. Tho
liauttllc 1111.4 precisely the safest and 111114.41.
place in the kingdom, and confidential
letters and sol-rot domino-1111'. 1114111 fit'lll‘.
there for 1411(1- koop'iug. 1th M. Funck-
lircutano has noun-thing better than incre-
ly 11cgati1'o cvidcuvc to rely 1111. lie bust it
lctfcr which the llcutcnanf of police, lio-
1'nult, addressed on Feb. 2i. Illil, to the
Duchess (lo 1.0113119, explaining 11114 long
scrim of regular formalities which b41110
b1- gnnu through In low :1 lottro do vac-Int
could issue. And of 11111r1111'1-igltt yet—11f
conclusive weight. in fact~is n lath-r
written on tho L’thof August, 1771), by
tho ‘Iluko do In \'rlilit'ro himself to M. do
Bugggac, in which I11- says in reference to n
man who had tbt'catctu-d the king's life:
“You will send mo 1 report at unco, in
order that. upon this may 11.111.11.11...
you orders (11'! [I'm do ('1 hot) for his li'un.»
lurl'nt'n f1) tlil' nihilllll'. lift. it. is 1101.11114-
1..il1lo to send flu-.412 11'1y11u in blank. That.
Would I414 against. all rule and agitlnet lbc
1124311114 1 l1.11'o Constantly obsct‘t‘cd slum: I
have lit-1'11 in the ministry." But how did
the legend of blank lotm's do cachet arise?
M. Funck~lircntano hm 11 very simple nn4
swcr to this 111114111111. l'p to the last years
of the reign of Louis XV, until the ruynl
government bot-1111114administrative, lottrcs
do cucbct 11'1'1414 wholly written by band.
The 111l11111114-tration then for the find limo
I111d1mm1-fnr1114 printed, and in these of
course. [111111' ..«1 bad to be left for 1111111144
and dates 11.41 “'1‘“ as for tho nlgnuturo of
tho king. From flu-.414. blanks no doubt tlm
legend sprtmg.—-..\'e11' York Post.
The Most Difficult Music.
A number of 1111' n1o.4t~cnlcbrntcd of
Froncb pianists \1'1'111 recently asked to
state. the [llt't‘i' which they found it. most
difficult to i'Xt'Clllt‘. The 1111.411'131'1-1111'11 nab
urtilly 1111141. varied. There is a general
nut-141411111111 that difficulties of style are
much Ices easy to 01't‘l‘t‘nlllil than those of
technique. From the standpolutof mo-
ohanicol difficulty M. Marmontcl thinks
Bocthovcn‘ .4; 8111111111 Op. 3 the most. rc-
doubtnbh: piccc. \i. Dlomcr and M. I’lcnm
accord the palm to llolnckireff’s "LI '-111
mcy" and .\l l’fclflcr finds himself om
barrassod between the. claims of Liszt ‘14
“lilmpsmlir-s and Studies," Thuslg'si
“'l'rauscriptions" and Alkan's "Varia-
tions." M. Ill-labordo dimrcctlynntl enig-
umticnllyroplios that tho most difficult
picce for him is invariably the piece which
he happens 1.. be playing: at any moment.
To N. do liut'iot tho 11111111414!» scale—do-
1111111ding 114 it. docs the most perfect. cqunl-
lty throuuhuuf -i.4' the supremo difficulty,
and 111111 must work of. it, lu' declares, 1111-
~til ono‘s lust. brcatl1.-—\V't'.4:tniinster 151:1»
zcttc .
Coal Production of the World.
According to tho 11111 .4! reports upon the
1:11.411 industry I-qulmul «is the lorgcst pro-
dttt' or in tho \1111'l1l her output during ISM
it 11111;: be. 11 1:8.2774'1‘71 tons ,This was.
minml by 705,341 pot-41111.4. Tho l’nitt-d
Stall-4111111105 second in the list, with fill,-
(1011,0110 11111.44. (icrumny pt'mluccd during
thcsnmc year about 72111111141011 tons, ex-
clusive of Iighifc. The other cool produc-
ing countries minc 111.1111. .1lly the. cam..-
111111111111. front yt 1114 to 11111311241 follows:
Austria- [1111111an ill, 7011 0110 tons; 111.1111 1-
and Russia, G, 3.51.1 0110 tons cacb; Austral-
usin, 4, bill) 0011,..l 111.111, .l,.3.'11i,0flil;\'111a
S('01.,'in .., 3.10 000'; Spain, 1,300,000: British
Columbin,l',21|1),01111; 11.111311110411111; S‘VI‘.‘
(Ion. 201), 000.
The consumption of coal per head of
population i4 lowest in Austriu, whom it
is only one nixtb fun pcrauuum and blgb~
cat. in Grout Britain, when- 1411b pt'l'mn
111124111ch :1 :i 10 tons (4.11 It year. In tho
l'nltcd .‘.4'111111-4 the average i112}; tons :1
year. —M:1nufacttu'cr.
An Aged Californinn'l Vigor.
,Moscs Peri 11. aged F19, challenges any
one to run 11 mile race at the Coronadorncc
track in San Diego county, for $2,000, pro-
viding his antagonist is over 80 and under
4/110 years of age. H14. otl'crs to run against.
any whcclman, if the latter will make
eight. laps to his one. .111. Pcrin is a man
of remarkable bodily vigor. He says that
be has not touched liquor for 71'» years and
never had a pipe, cigar or tobacco in his
mouth. “Tdur. soon-t. of long life In my
m414,"sn1 1111149 Mr I’vrin. “has been active
work. ' -—l..os Angelou Timcit.
A Modern Miracle.
Queer things are happening ip firm
days. line of them hnppcncd in l‘lCKf‘llfl
county. PIL, whilo tho for-14.41. flrcu wcm
ragingthcro. The fire fighters were ul-
most exhausted with hunger and know
not which way to turn, for they could not
c‘ingfiumcs. 'l'lwu
cloud in the skv
The cloud burst, and front it. full min and
hundreds of fisbcn. The fishes fell on the
burning male of wood. and then the font
was ready. ~thcllng Intelligent-er.
'l'ltlu log- 1
11' 1111118 1111.160 1'0 7111191111: A taint.
14011 11114. 1111111111 car.
This lulu-to Don Not Include a college
Coum or t Trip Abroad—40M” Ward-‘-
robc m tho Crudlc Up—Expmlvp
Accomplishment»
The education of a tuodcrn 1111-! in the
shunt sot involvcli an array of figures that
would mean an independent fortune to tho
111111411311 professional 1111111. The education
that mtlullcd our stately grandtnmhcrn—
reading, writing and arithmetic, a few
tottering accunqdish1111111111, a sufficient
1111111nt novel, and no ability to darn neat-
ly 11nd ftuihlou both lift! and garments after
a fixed pattern-«ban all vanished into the
post, together with tho dear old lady’ 11 ob-
solute theories flint It was lndyllko to lat-11
her wniat,plncl1 her foot and avoid all
phy slcul exercise 1111 she would 11 pestilence.
Today 131111111 1111411111111 daemon that the
cum expended upon the bringing up of 0
daughter of the swell act «bull in many
cat-111:! equal the dot, or ittnrriagu portion.
which pincer: a lltuluclal bulo about the
maidens of the F1- cuch and British nobil-
ity. The 1".‘1111141i111nuirl 114111-11114 regards
bur finely timclopctl 1111111131111 tonguiilccnt
physique 11.411ill1 I1 111 111arriagu portion, but.
whom 11 title is concerned the dot baa
liflt’llslttllttlly been added—4n deference to
foreign prejudice.
When one sees a prcll y debutante cm-
l1o11'crcd in flowers, exquisitely gowncd,
mind and body developed to the inside-
grco of cull ivation. 11.4 high bred and fault—
lc-oly groouu-d 11.41 the most critical culture
could demand. it is hard to 1111111111111 but
against. common, everyday dollars and
cents and to realirn that 1411 much perfec-
tion has b14111 obtained from so much cash,
unqualiy ticketing l11-I' 11.41 follows: ”01111
fine rum-bud, $1111.111111.”
This general 12111111111111 of $130,000 Is a
111111I141'1uouu14. It duos not. lucludoocob
logo 011111.414, which would 11141.11 rich girl
at It'd-11 $8,111,111 moi-o. Much less docs it in-
clutlo a trip abroad, which can be made to
run up Into junt :14 1111111yll1o11141111d14 11:41 the
haul: account 141111 stand. A1- llrst glance
$50,111,111 11111411111 rather a large sum, but It
111111111l11'bullc14 intoan in.4i1.1nlflcam amount
after 11 careful survcy of the details of tho
cultivation necessary to bring a single
l‘llrit'ljllll to porl‘ct'linu, 'l'ln- int-1'11 dressing
of tl1nari:.tocr.1tl1' 1111.44 from tho time her
dainty 1.1111111 14111111111111 until she is IS
and properly equipped for tho fray i114
wire-.4 an expenditure of 11!» least $114,000.
This hood 11111. itttliu‘tth- [but she is 14111110-
ratcly tin-4141211 111' pvt-111111141! 11 Angie piece of
jewelry. it 1111-11114 only plenty of mind
school'utul blrm'l llt‘t‘aat's‘; lino but not. fun-
ry 11111101111111. pretty. appropriate 111114 111111
plain, 141111111: shoes, with. 11f1'1'1111'4'14. a rid-
ltur habit. 1114,31'11111114111111 suit and dainty
dancing mks includcd. but all made in
tlm 11111.41 1'liiltli4b. simple fashion in the
world. This, lum‘twcr. for lil or 18 years,
consumes 1411.4in 14111111111,
TU|ll'f!.'1‘!4l(,fllll(ll't'll in tho elaborate fash-
ion employed by pooplu who have recently
acquired money \\'(tllltl cost twim tho
111111111111. mentioned above. The orders for
1111111111.;11111111414 royally dressed littin 1111.4
which itro monolimcs received by fashiona—
bio houses are 11I111o4t 1111.41. l1cli1'f. Sixty
dollars was tho prito r1‘1'14tlt|_1 pnitl for 11
bull dopacu tipy 4klrt.4 for out-.11! those opn
lentlvtlad ll'lllll‘", Mule 11 11111111 suinmcr
I1.'.11 for tho. ..‘unn little damn. had .1 $7111
mork i11411i141l11- linmiik lining. litiwm'ur,
although such 14xlz':t1‘:1u:111t orders are 11111.
11110111111110“, tin-y 111.4 not usually received
from lit'uplu who have been accustomed to
tho11.4:1411f11111141'kbook for .41114ral 1.2141114111-
lions 'i'lwlittlculr]\1l1oi4 lwinubruugzbt
up for flu 11111411441 .411111 of 81111111111 would
11111.I1a114111'1414 11.311 spout on all 1l114l11114' 1-hc
111111111 Wear in .'1 your.
A {1111' observing the 1-11.4t of clothing fbc
rowluui from tho cradle lutllu ”coming
out" 10:1,1l1o next item that t'nlt‘llt's‘ tho
cyo i4 11111 11111111'11'l1at bcuvycxpotiscof k1414p—
in}: her in her right mind. ’i‘luu'ttltim-
Lion of her 2110.0110 brain cells—for the
modern girl insists 1b 11 14'l1u l1: 1.41 cxuc t'ly
tho 41111111 number of «oils 11inch llu' .41: ion
fist a. ‘lows be 14 brotlmt'a—if 11111111 111 a prop-
erly fmblouablu way 11ill exhaust $1 1 11110
and is capablcof making inroads on a
mm: It lat-1114.1: sum.
it tho 12011, 1101) cells: have been 441-111. from
out of town to bo. Hilargcd, their owner
must have a pretty front room atom: of
the most insblouablo Flft I1 nvl-nuo schools.
which, with board and tuition. means any»
where from 531.200 to $1,?1ou for the school
year. This 111111111111 11014.4 not include an
innumerable array of "extras" in tho
lihitpn of c: 1r f.1rc4,1411ti1111nr_1. music bills.
rent for n i'lllll‘lll [111111111] tickets for
tho littlo 1114141411 bud 11111.41 have if bur cul~
turo i4 to be of an up to date qualify.
Nine truths of all 11114 girls 11’l1uattoud
the swell cltv schtmls are taught tofcol
tbut tl11'4trri1 11,; 1119411111: 111111111 essential
pain 111' muthciuath's. And 11444111144111. 1.1112411
umdu-tuim from a 1:111111‘11411-111 instructor.
1141111115' a lady, rarely cost. 114.414 than $311
lesson. with an additional expense of $2
for 11 well trained horse. Frequently tho.
instruction is kept up for two seasons. 111111
the riding in the park with .'Ltt'm'hcr often
continues for a third and fourth ymr,
making a 11111 expense for this act'otuplisln
11114111 alunn of nearly 812.1101». i
of com-.411 tho properly trained child also
drives. rows and 144111111144. but. 11.44 11 rule.
”114.411 outdoor spam: .'11'14 acquired 11111111111134
tit'ed an the country home, under the guid-
ance. of either father or brother, which
limits tho expense in this 011414 to the price
of 11 pct. ponyp 11 dugout-t and light boat,
costing pcrhaps 551”". although $1,001) can
111111x111411dcrl if the incomc still continues
to bo burdensome. .
Umittiug a college course and 11 trip
bud 1.4 taken from tliuconscrvntory and
admitted to society's flower show is the
elaborate wardrobe prepared fut" her 1141 11
debutante. A bride‘s 11111151411111 is not.
more couipluteor1-xpt4u4ivc. 1'suully flu:
ctitlro outfit, front the Hunter bonnet to
the dancing slipper, is ordered frpm 41.111114
smart nuitlisie, who from long experience
undcrstunds better limit the debutante
herself what 1.1 necessary. A Fifth avenue
drcssmnker who makes a specialty of this
port. of work, when questioned recently as
111111111'1141- of' such an outfit, said that 56,4
0011 would be :1 modcrnt‘c 1mm for 11 com-
plete wardrobe for 11 season.
',‘()f course,” madame continued, ”it is
possiblo for a girl in straitcucd circum4
“ Hlfillf‘l's‘ to make. bcr debut with only $3.-
000, but. that wuuld involve close. economy
and many sacrifices. ”——.\'nw York World.
Baby Tyrants.
At the convention of mothers which was
by notable thtnl'n from '11" over the 1,:onn4
fry 111114 of the prominent. speakers said:
“lion 1 ho a slave to your first. baby. My
1.4-1 111111; was 11 tyrant when 6 months
(dd
1! 1
‘ since. , -
knowledge of French to puzzlc out a south.
opt r114 toucerhand Intuit-14.4. all of which .
part of tbcir education. as much so as 11111- ,
abroad. thi- loaf. heavy expense bcfut'utlte—
held in (.'hirngo, nnd which was attended.
I hn1e been reaping my reward ever,
' Clothing. 9 k w,
The kind we know you want. and at prices you are wih
bug to pay. 11.111 111 our idea. of business. Under than
1 any circumstances we can afford to guarantee orcry
garment we sell, and agree to return your money if dic-
satisfied with your purchase.
Fttrnishings
That we show you are the very latest styles and of but
quality, up to date in every way, and the best for 1111
prices we ask, that any one can show you. Our best no.
vertieemcnt is our customers, always well drained
and pleased to recommend their friends to 118.
w. 1. 1111111111 11
IE lain Stteet',
Norwalk.
Sentinel Building,
South Kuwait.
-:-.=—_—_=-;=s
If You «Wear Shoes,
If You Buy Shoes,
Then Read this Ad. Very Carefully.
$3.50 to $5.50
$3.60 to $5.00
32.“) to $5.00
Men‘s Enamel Invisible Cork Sole Shoes,
Men's Heavy Russia Calffllouble Sole Shoes,
Men‘s (.‘alf Invisible Cork Sole Shoes.
Leidics' lnviuible (‘01' 1; Sole Shoes ; $3,511
Ladies (‘11lfllonl1lc.‘ole Slim-.4 button and law 8.7.50
Lmlies Cloth Top Nice-4, something fine, $2.00 9.1111831!)
Childfen's Shoes in an endless variety.
The lat-gut line of Ladies” and Gents' Slippers ever shown in town, from 500 to $2.00
A GOOD "CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
Rubber Goods
M.H.GL\OVER’
Double Shoe Store,“
40 1111 42 WILL STREET. 11111.11.
Evorybody’s Shoes Shined Free of Charge.
’11.an 411
4169mm
Y'WQQE
.1
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[lid and Reliable liaily Iliréct Freight line
in York 81111 Email 1111 intuit
1 -—THE PROPELLERS—
111111 intuit, Eagle 1111 Vulcan
Will leave Pier;‘23, E. R., Beekmnn street, New York, at 5 p. 111.
Leave Norwalk, 6 p. 111; South Norwalk,61'p. m.
Freight Received from 1 a. tn. lo” 11 p. 1111.
Upon application to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan will be
sent for special lots of freight anywhere' in New York or its vicinity. .
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of the boats of this
line on accaunt of the owners thereof. 1121:
111.11.... .11
SCHAUB’S MARKET,
. 38 Washington Street, South llotwaiit
“ HElllflllllliEllS Hill EIllSl- BllSS MEATS.
Native - Beef Cash. Prices.
’ House Steak - Bologna 10c
éifilhl: Steak 1441114112411 and Pickled Tripe ' 8c
Round Steak 9..- Hend Cheese 10c
Shoulder Steak 5c Liver W nrst . 1011
Prime Roast we and 1.114 Hams sugar cured 10c
Rib Roast 81; Shoulder ‘. 7c
Pork Chops, 81: 3 lb. Lard .251;
Pork,l.'1lbs for ' 3| Pickled Tongues 5121:
Sausage, Sperry S; Home [Ito Smoked Tongues . , 19c
l11=g4 Mutton Sc Sauerkraut lilo,
Mutton them 4 11114 Fresh Ground “0114441 for f‘ hickcus
Fore Quarter Mutton 51-. Every Tuesday and I! ridny
F mnkfurleru 101:
Other Cuts in the Same Ptopotlinns. All kinds of Poultry at
, the 111111 Possible 1411111.
JACOB SCHAUB. PROPRIETO‘R.‘
Norwalk Chronicler