. Extra Fine
.5
Leave Your
orders for
.f_Plcke|ed Oysters
’ Blue Points.
A For the
i Holidays. at
l'lun’t & Zelufl’s.
=‘==;____._.-..__.---._m__.-_.
: ‘ , units:
4 .——-.
:5,“ Hillel Braided it the Witter
“ at our stables on Water street in the
city, or at our East Norwnik or West
Nona“ ferrite.
“Good 1 war... Stables,
large yard for exercise, opening to the
south, protected on three sides by build-
fngo; careful experienced horsemen in
attendance.
niitiii ins.
Aceton. Aceton.
ACETON >
iiiis now been before, the. public two
years. and its filll'l‘t‘ss iii t'tirini; :ill dis-
eases iii whirh pain Milli high tev. r are
prominent syiiiptuum has I20?” truly
i'i'iiinrknlile.
LA GRIPPE.
It i.» in this dread disease t lint Amtun has
achieved iiH greiittut ntltrtwns. it taken
upon the. appearance of ill‘ lir~t
hyiliptuni", headache. fen-r. Ili‘l~('|illl|‘
soreness“. etc.. it will cure about t-wry
WHO, and ('Hllllll'filfly (‘ili‘t' iii :1". hours.
h'o cotiiitieiit lin'we of ihi~. fur't. that.
we offered last. winter Woo iv!“ it more
in which it. cortiiiietely failed.
HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA.
Murry per cent. .yt at! “Hull“ lit‘fi Will
he relievctltttontw. the. other ill ncr
cent. being caused by arrow or refrac—
tion can only he ciireti by properly
titted Ltlnsstw. Neiirtiigin. that tt-tir-
ing. darting. nunniziny pain over the
eye or through the Iilliifllww. is. qtiiriily
overcome,
COLDS.
’l‘hrce powders taken an dirtleiwl on
circular will hrenk up the, “it"i'i’tlfii.
midin two hours, preventing pneu-
monia, broriehitiu. t-tc.
DVSMENORRHOEA.’
Ftlriill: agonizing [illiil‘l of this very
common diuordcr Acetmi i-: the finest.
remedy in the world today. F'Wreu of
ladies who have been great sulilxi'erq
for years write ua that three or four
powders will invariably control the
pain.
ACETON
ls' put. up in boxes of l2 powders enrli
for 25 ccnts. For suit: by all drug-
gists. ~
itittittMiiicAicti.
MYSTIC. CONN.
u2‘. 1m
“:5
i
DR. r. W. Dianna
sursini niititsr."
South Norwalli, lionii.
TEETH FILLED AND EXTRACTED
WITHOUT PAIN.
the hitch! improved methods.
All oporirlnns pertaining to modern Den-
tisty performed in it ekiiiltil manner at. about
one lialtiho piitre charged by other dentists.
'i‘eutii Extracted Free of charm where 0th-
or teeth are to be inserted.
.‘i lady in attendance.
OFFIOI 'HOUBB.
From S a. in. until 5 p. in. Open Wednesday
and Sunni” until ii p. to.
All v-ri warranted for tire
VON! .
" Colman-unlit!“ a.
.8t5 ()i'crcoats
A rilllninl Teeth with and without plates by ’
. rotor
rdevent
uLooh.
onioorronr, of;
The phenomenal success of our
Sale" of
Clothing eclipses anything oi the
"Great Manufacturer's
kind ever before attempted. Thous-
ands have taken adrantagc of this
grand
opportunity to purchase
suits, Overcoats and Ulsters at less
than cost to manufacture. Trade
increases daily, due to the wonder-
in] values we are giving. There
still remains many thousand dol-
lars worth of depen‘dabic merchan-
dise which we shall offer at still
lower prices—giving greater values
than ever before. This sale in.
eludes Furnishing Goods, liars,
Caps,&c.
\ililUS & C0.
3 8 Uvercoats
reduced to
SSILJBSD
$6.25
$7.75
$9.75
$5.25
$7.75
"$9.75
Site Overcoiits
reduced to
8i : ()vcrcoiih~
reduced to
reduced to
iio history.
reduced to
8i: lflstci's
rcduccd to
815 [fistcrs
reduced to
“ GREAT
Manufacturer’s
SALE.”
You will >ii\'t‘ tloii.‘it'~ ivr p'ii‘»
rhziuing NOW.
Meg5&Co
Elm-my Ind Erysllwlu.
Sonia tiino ago n report. “Viki. published
I'lliit‘t'i‘llliltz tho rnniurlctihlv llllillt'iit‘t' of an
iiittu'k of t'I'yfiliN‘lilS on tho leprosy from
which ii patient litid Iil‘l'll sittioring. Tint
iiit-iirtiltit- initiirt- of lt‘proay is one of the
liltin'i lll!ii’t"~~llit! latte“ iii i'tllliif't‘l’lilll with
this tzrtivt' iii-order. The observation to
wiiirii I tilltidn war: Illflili‘ on ii lim’ilillli 1y
leproiin’ path-iii, and (“701' the. vrysipolti-i
attack had paved away it w.'i< found that
tho leprosy itwif showed iiitii'ked sign-i of
iniprth-nir'iit tiiid iinioiioriitlon.
width is thus piwn in tho Pltllr~ti of tin
tiiru's exprriineutut ion iipon ii~' should not
ho lost sight of. The. tiit-tiryoii which the
explanation of tlwtuirti of inputs}! through
an attack of eryr'ipnliw I'l'hifl is that known
as tho lIIlillgUill-ill of lllll'i‘ttlit". ,
'i‘lio ery'sipt-ltis attain; probably liberates
iniotlio blood and tissue. hitilii' [il‘iilt‘lilll‘
or tiiiiitoxititt width is total to the
growth of the leprosy hot-till, Wu iiiid iii
such it case. the analogue or the tiiiiiioxi‘iio
trt'iitnit'nl. (if (lilillilllli‘lil- by tho Ht‘l‘iiill of
the horse's blood. ’ iii inaugurating .'~u-'h
n sysii'ii'i of li‘l'flllilt‘ili it i4 oln'iotu wo
haw only iwvii followiiigoiit hitilil'u's own
ways and Works. If crywipcitis lii‘ found
to ho tiiitngotiistlt‘ to h-pi'osy. it is i'lt‘ill‘
tlin Cour-c t-i' liiIilil' oxpt-"iitieiitutioii Will
I)“ iliiit.‘of lli~t"l\’t".'iilg exurtly titid prat-ii-
rally Ilit' mitditioim under which on him»
iil:itioii oi’ t;'j.',~.ipi-l::u germs inny lit‘ t-iirti-
tire of the (tllit't' :iiid Illt’ri'atfl‘l'llh‘ illllilt‘llt.
~liondon News.
Disconrnginz a. Boy.
A boy H or it years old stood at the cor-
ner of Brt all and Elizabeth streets the
other day with head tip and “Hill" folded.
Ht! had three hmi'ii feathers riilt'h’ in his
cap. lie had a how whim: to his back, and
iii tirpiivvr intidoof linli‘nio hidu he had
threw or four arrows. In his butt waa rho
family broad knife, and in his right hand
was :i wiireluh. As hn thin: stood. rust-int:
his t‘ngle eyo iiliout Illlli, ii toiugriiph’ boy
ctiiimaiung and stopped and llittki‘iI him
over. The inspection histwla full minute,
and than he asked:
“Playing Injun?"
" Yrs."
“(int a name?"
“Red Cloud."
»“”illii)lli! Stigo.‘
"What's the. matter?"
"You haw Ill'I'II eating: bread and but-
im- with nilfllll’ on it and forgot to wipe of!
your mouth! Ut‘iior star ii; the backyard
and suite the huliyl 'luu'rr'no big [in
jun!“——iJctrutt Free Press. “ .
7
Emily Marin-mo Morznn.
Miss Emily Mnlbone Morgan has writ.
ten an interesting littlo rtory, entitled
“A Puppy Garden," the scene of which
is laid in tho town of Blaiidford, Muse,
about. 20 unit-is from Lenox. - From the
profits of the solo of this little work
Miss Morgan has been enabled for the
last three years to support a home for
yet-kin: Kiri: in Binndlortl
l
’l'iio liiiit'
‘i
. v--1-'- ‘ .
MRS. OOCHRAN, WHO HAS WON SUO'
CESS AS AN lNVENTOH.
The Profit-centre Woman—New.“ Style: In
coil-Miiuboin 03d! in...“ ~ The
MI" of the Apron—Tho New Woman.
1'00 Ml“! Dude.
Few ilf‘nltl'! living in Park Manor,
one of Chicago‘s pretty suburbs, are
uwure that tho qiiint littlo \V‘til’iilm liv~
inn in “litltlitliltiliimifl iiiiiiinnr ut llhflfi
Anthony nvenuo iii Mrit. Elimibetii (lurin-
Utxthriiu. in name ituiiillnr Io iiiymiiorit
tliu wvrld our. for Mrs. Ct‘K'lIl'nll i4 Ill‘l“
tell an inventor and tho Il('.~'t'(‘lliltlili of
an inventor. Add to thin tiin fact that.
unlike nioiu iiivt-iitors,-Mi‘s. Cochran Illls
lirriinlf Ililllfllt «i her inventions. inun-
ugiiig and attending to the Hlliilll‘ril du-
tniis of the largo Iilitdllll'h'il slits controls,
and one sees uninteresting personality
in the bright faced. dignified wuiiinii.
Mrs. (Youhinn'n chief invention, it their
washing iiiucliiiin. occupied a conspicu-
one place in Machinery linll during the
nits iLLtz.\iti.iii onus-i or tuna.
World's fair. lit-iii hecanw- of it» iiitiin-
sic valnn and tho fat-t tiiat it was ill"
only exhibit illt‘l‘t‘ iiivcntt-tl by it woman.
Mrs. (.‘oehi'au'rt illVNllth' iiit-iiliy
('llIlli'ri as a natural itiht'i'iiiini-w. -i.o lu—
ing the lino-til Ilt‘~t'l‘lltliilli «if l"i'rh. tho
Mt'iliillltiiti iiiveiimr. I'Jltl‘lyi‘lli’ii‘lliilllf‘lli,
no doubt. has also Iti‘i'li a strong fut»?
in the bout of thin woiiinii'n gt i.iti-~, lnr
t_-iiildliood having lli‘l'li .-pt'ztt :uiitti tho
surrtmtidnizv of inili-i :iiizi iiiili tnat hin-
u'y in towns along tho Uhio riwr. llt r
father li.id charge. of Woolen, gllri and
saw mills, and it was lilil'llil.’ tho flying
wheels t.f those that the little diiiiiziittr
found her chief pld‘nsuru iii play li~iiii.~.
Witt-ii III‘I' father died. Miro Hath went
to livo with n :sistt‘r in Windsor. lii~.
lit-re she lill‘i and \Vil‘i married to Wil-
lizim A. ('oeitrnn, who. ditriiii: ll!‘ life.
was (mi! of the inns! pi‘t'iiiitio-nt in“?! and
ptilitit-izins in that, section. "(lite t'liii-i
was horn. who. with the llli>l|ziiill and
father. ilfld hemi timid many .Vi'lil".
it was soon :iiiv: hor hurltitiiti'h timiih
that Mrs. ()tiv'iiruii courtivmi the idea of
a machine “'iilt'll \ould do tho hurl:
that, had it"l‘lil’lll‘ Hit'li :i lii'llfi'rft‘l‘fi' to Hi
many women. She iyzitl iio,l;!iowh~iut~ of
lil'ilfilitu or tl.-- i""i~il‘ll(iitlli l ii !.l\"7“l
or any if tho Ill'ilil'lillt'h of ilii‘t‘li.‘.ill.‘iil,
yet slut l‘l‘t-‘Itlliit‘ly mt :iht at her tut-l. and
never wavered until the «win-viii: .u no»
worked out in has and iron. illil‘i' lilei
it has talir!) il‘.’ yearn and :ii'tl‘illlll' to
it.
it i- ii long jizitip from fimil‘Mldl'T“
to clout: i'F. yet it,“ ttotiiiiit: inn-.4 ill.iil
:i passengertitsmnir ftii‘t‘ll‘HLli‘ll railway
trains which Mrs; Cochran is now t'.i
paged iii porfet'tinx. 'l‘lit' uniqzw lilt'Lt in
illih’l‘ll‘ViliHi‘ is that lir- iiioriiig ll'lllIh
.‘lllf'illevlt'l‘ri lower and rutw the t iti‘i'il‘
tlw
tutor and the Imigilliig one low-ring it.
Thu tint-d oi' p.t::;~t-tinrr i‘li‘t'itil‘i'fi ill on
iit (than with (‘ll‘\‘iiii‘fl trainis was Ilil‘llll;
llllpi’t‘r‘fit‘tl on Mrs. (.‘t'zvliruii'n‘ i..ind out-
day, win :1, iiiit‘r u \\’0”2il’}‘ Wiih‘lil'ltlii in
Now York, Hilf‘ stood ill. the foot of tho
stairs at tho vii-rim ll .~t:ttioii~—‘.\'E,i:“i
wasn't elovzitt-d—zind I’t‘iilliil'il that lit--
fern i~2lio could l'l‘hi ht't' wi-ai'y :elf in a
is. M. Sllfi Illllh‘i eliinh tiicw i-tziits. 'l‘litn
the idea began to tiiiiiitiu-r round in llt'l'
gray matter, and so intt‘iist'l)‘ did it uh.
i-tll‘il the II‘:lV.“lt'I"S illil‘llilfdl lilitf tho
flight of blunt; was eliiiilu-d. :i tit'i-ztt
honght for him linew not \\ intro. lirooli-
l_\'li bridge was crossed. a t'littplt" inoro
linkers bought and railway lllli'bi tra-
\‘t'l’.~¢i‘ll heforo the dreamer walwd and
found herself in an niifaiiiiliiii' part of
tho t-it‘y and miles away from lil’l‘ dusti—
nutioii. -
"But." nhe says tritiiiinliiinily. “inj;
(‘lt‘VdiUi‘ was all but. built!“~—("iiir-ago
ll‘iiiiestvrnld.
Tlin Progression \Vtiumii.
'l'iit- siiiittztivizil Ullii‘th!’ lii|1~ I"il:iii,-i'll
illt' it-rni new \\'I.lililil With the i't‘tli pro
gi‘t'fixlt‘ti woman. it is thl- f:i.~iiioii to tida-
wonien ('l'ullh'rl. \ulgar \Hlllil it who make
a allt‘cilu'lil ot' tlieiiisv‘lvtx-u \‘i'Hllli‘il wrir
"new" women. This title. i:~ iii-w lliilin'
(‘i‘liillllllif‘ly uppiir'd to tho \Vttllii‘ll of
bi‘t'nld and Iirozi’t-ssivn culture. The. teal
progrersivn woninn dlh'tflulutn‘ the trim
“new. " Size is simply l'l')'lil;."ili lit rt-Iop
herself as a littiiinii being :iioiigtlie lines
dr-signntrd by her nature and her run
rounding“. She is :iiixioiistiitit all other
wonirn should burn the nillill‘ opporiw
nity for tln‘.‘(>lt‘)piiit~iit. TliUl‘l' is nothing:
really new about it. For :00 yours a
few womtn litivn lilrlsit'tl on becoming
educated. During the last 50 years this
i-liiiz' has littl‘l‘uht-(l, mainly through-ef-
forts alum.t iiic lines of literature, art
and philanthropy.
Anion: Woiiirii who thus Worked
along individual lines ai‘olit‘m'gl'l Eliot,
George Sand. Rosa Bonlieur, l‘lort-iim
Nightinnaie. Emily Faithful]. Julia
Ward llowe, Dorothy Dix and Eiizuhrth
Fry. Today thin in. iieoiiinioii type. The
term "new“ woman ori'riiiated in ling-
lunti with Mra. Lynn LillLUll anti her
kind, who are protruding against this
ndvuneo of “limit!" in now fields. In this
country this tyne was called “women‘s
rights" women :it that tiiiit.
After the term "new” was trans-
planted to this country it. was taken up
by the paragraphist. Then come the
tors, an incoming train l‘illrillt; ilit- t in!
(‘l'r' ct' Vli‘itllln‘ lituratnrr. :iiid (‘Lill thrtri
bicycle nudhiqgger crane. and the part.
i
omitted the torn: ; ~
particularly to the romantic
molten herself objectionable and eon-plo-
can». (in tho other hand, the ml pro- ,
mwsivo woman iinu tiin courage of her
convictioiiu and in iilmply unrrying out
her own individuality. instead of human.- f
hold duties merely hilt) lint-i ti larger
upiiero, a grrntnr Work in iioeioty. Aftrr .
all, itiiu iii the sumo woman of old, with
the mono lover and lintrodii and family
lion.-—-Adti ('. Sweet. ‘ f
l .
Nam-tit suiu In Coll-n. ‘
‘Iiiiiiun hi. Hunter. in writing upon
“l‘t‘t‘i’tirnl'lt'i-l For Dainty Nouns,” in
The LlIlllt'ti' Home Journal, states that
crush or :torit t‘iilltil‘d will continue in .
style made if \‘i'iVl‘i. rill: or satin. in“
witolrn goods the usually too heavy to,
lio iii loot-v folds. llosutl-nt at the shit-rt"
ii; I
:ii'o l'llilil‘l' liiira‘t‘, hut point.» of the unim- ‘_
or ii ('Ullii‘ihillig iiiiitt-ritil form it prttty l
finish. 'l'ht‘he point:l are named iiftrr Illl'
Parisian iiiotiiitte 'iuliiin. One point is
turtiml over on each side, being; l'_.
int-lies wide, at tho top and ashurp point
of ti. - hoitoni win-tn it is rwn with tho
lowr-r edge of tho rtrniglu or t't‘ilt'll col- 3
l
liir. Another stylu hit»; a ('i‘ill—ll collar,
with two pointed lids and a tiny knot
liil cut-h ride liuring out him a pair ”fl
bird's \“iilut‘. For n driiiinrt‘iiing drown I
u collar that is Vt'i'y lit-t'oiiiiiii; toar‘hort, ‘
full neck is of velvet. forming a deep. "
'ni \lelf‘il were Itilii‘f‘ acceptable than
point. ‘
'l'lie "liflri iiir-i-t- in front \lIlilt'I‘ tWtii
inizill I'l-N‘Iit‘r‘. and tho hut-l: in three}
invite-t tit‘t-p. To the (dye of this is
:wwcd it‘ll int-ii lat-e, \‘v‘lill‘li is: rhown its!
full it until front and hurl-z, while, around l
”w poiiiN it is only illl't e llll'lu'ti izolow l
the v: irri.
)2}! adding tint-i collar and a bolt--
cru~limi or rliziprti in a point—of velvet
u house l!‘f‘$€ iiitiyht- \.'oiidt’-rlull}' fro-:h’
I‘lll'li. l’i~-ttycolliit:i :lil’i belts of No.
l‘.‘ inn: liitimi oi ril‘iiit'll rilil-iiii :irti.
Iiiiliit' by .~li;i?ltig tlio ct liil‘l‘ front with
i'. V or dart. At the I11it.‘l{ tlzt- hot in; and
vyta-t .ii't-i-onifl’uilvtl it}: four impi on em h ‘
I-‘illt‘. 'i‘wu lam: outs l“-~.i‘ "t :itir~\'.'i~~e
:iiltl l\'~‘~i.-ll'r'1t'i‘ loops :ireti.r'-.-t rilnlglii
out hatchward. 'i’licii to." .‘iti’tl'vi' (ivl‘tl‘il- ,
lion «up»: .t‘ llil' r'lvlwn may be added
or: r the .«3ioiiltl n“. ending half way M
thi- iwi' haul; and ii! it! until r :isinzill
l‘ow. \Yillt'll turiy lll‘l‘l :i idlit'j.’ lliit'liil'.
Lil/.iht-tli ('atly Stanton.
Iiiiiid'wiii i‘1idv\' >731: vii t't‘it'iti‘nit‘d
iii-r I'ltlilllt lli izzrtiidiip't .‘l the i'ltii inst,
and the folltm in: it”: i' from in 2'. whit-ii;
nitlt'nh d lil tim New Y. rig :‘illi ..: the
-ith not, «xpluuh int-3f:
With rt l'eiw ilt’i' to an ill‘lll‘il‘ in your
j rum! si' Nov. 1 “How we .~p:ivri iii
5-, or “Mi-snub to ...i-.- tint? ‘;i.- ll)!‘ prohi-
lilo iii‘2itll'lil of :i i‘l' :plnt'd trill from it
\n rl;iii;; \‘xu l.i“li'.~ “hill 1 d i not down in'
tho tii~~npproluitnvii if many :i< to the
unitio t t the gift. -
M :i till-Hir- ot' grutnudr- to Hit“ tlityl,
may think hm- d ilit' liliit‘ll to I'i'ii'iI to
tht-iti the World of 'r'or‘; any nu fiil gar-
titttlit hittfiihl lo lil'i I I‘i'ii'li‘. ‘v‘v'itIilt V" i'
lil“'i‘~ ”my tlziiiii‘ r l‘ ii thin fill t:tii|,l tln
lli"'t> tit -: or ...-.«.v. t r
in t vl- .ill_\il1!i‘,§ . I. ,
iii Mini; .i 1’ it. .ill‘l l l‘.;~it'.i I'l my tiit-'
l l 12.x.
q'liiil‘l?‘ ii~~ LI‘.
phi .t ii‘. . l t).
".Hi..ili,’..', twin: it's t-itiii ‘~liulll'l
lll‘! the irmlttwui
“Hint“ of M ii‘
in ioizttii, iii“ Illifililltlliiltii‘t
\tot'ltl litii‘llll‘lllllli“‘l' Aillitii pm ,-. li:t~‘ rtv
]it -~u ti tiiv 4.1;itii st : it 'h’ .3 the il‘ t.iii~~
tl' in r \\‘.‘.t‘lii| it.
«it n id‘i'n-‘t'l‘it 4 lizit‘u iiii . ll‘l't‘U' lit ll,
l
r
lltlllt' til
u‘
:ilt‘n isn‘t tho it; is! littl-
‘\.\ l!_‘.’ r' ill .'. iril t tit" id‘ :ll'lt‘i.t .’l I"
illt' ;.::i.i- i. ~\.'= "ti ". ‘ u- r. Hit in v
of tho trait. ulwii ti; ' lililill :ii ol'yl't t
thin :4 wand !',~ with rim no; tie in ii)"
n;j.‘~~iirit~i,.~ Uhiiil vi tin 1“ iii litit‘s,
v.};-‘-ii ti.” t‘ixhflie .mt' tiw all"! pri'inziy ho
llill‘t' i'v-"tnv-d :iitd wadmi than intliu
pinto «i ii. 5' «r in an (\I mug itiill or
fourth :i‘.‘ .
All liiii>i itIiliili that the role do tiiiit
lilitlli‘?i than the {ii-lll’tlliilti"
(li‘l"-‘~‘ iill‘I for Iliti'i‘ (‘ttxiiitli‘i-
1" til .i'-"
(U Ming
‘1 . strum l: l and .ii‘Il‘-il-".
F". hum no from li-(il‘ i:f;‘l,~'. that i
rli'tilm-tvrti} IiL‘i' Rift. \Viili hind rat]; ii'tlH
\\ hum iii..! 3. it may our
if." ,. and pit iity of Work to
ir.-.
ii'i‘ii ('itw S'H‘rrox.
The I'aniiig of IIlt' Apron.
Alain l.__'ll w lliilt'li llit'u‘ lawn written»
ill! izt lit"ii'lh‘illlllt'”i"l)1ld‘llil'l'.":l‘~Ilillll
«f the non: woman‘s them. nothing has
luw 'i mid nsl’ tit- ]!;L:~~iiif_{ of tho apion. '
Fil'ttwii yt-iii‘i: ago the apron wit-r an Izh-
It’i ii“ :1 :idJiiiirr in the t’tiiillliit' of mt ..
wt iit'tii. no ninth-r who: t-illllfiil of lilo
blli' might “faulty. 'i‘iie f:i:~'lllttli ixooks'
>111 pill li 'i.l."_"illt.‘. .~i')’h-n for (lint-hanging
isthmus illivi ti:ii'- llill Ii:fi'.’lt~l(tli<. 'l'litiro
\‘.‘t'l" iii-hr- iziotiei~ and l'it'llt‘la‘ with
hilu'. i’w‘m t« and Silliltjb thanked rro~
liiitoii~ :1: .invits. 0:111!llii'\\'Uiil;lil‘.\'lili
:i iillitiii” u; it ll lliliit'l'll th'lli' wd ii tour
pniiit'y l‘...; v- :li.tt uni» gl‘t‘flit‘i‘ than that
itijl'rtwl b tint \‘snutwr of ilih tno~t otiit'e
liit‘yt-le >ii.‘ -rt' ti.:-1iit<~t‘;it. Nothing so
lil-ililt‘ll)‘ i .‘olta the change in ilix‘ti‘tlii-
lliillt' t 'niirut t' r as this lllllitli-i (-oinph‘tt‘
dimitin .liitlit .- of the apron among; the
\'i’I"..‘1‘ ii \\"iii .ittt today cliztllt inning iii"
Eli
and .‘tllit' r»
'. .. IV.
lulit glint. \.
do, t" iliiilli '
la.
”it iititiii.
Miro .vt-ry listi-owii'e was proud of :'
hr-r Lit-hen :iprt,ii:: of 'nretty gingham.
her airing illllifim of , riirrrmt lawn or ‘
llllf‘ll. her fiiiirv wot]: aprons of dainty?
Hill: and id 0. '1 ll" :ipi‘oii war: the badge
of t'-it~ li”li:~'.'kl,‘l']i£‘l‘. 'l'heint'iiiorit-s oi' its-t
IiilIlll’I‘Ulln‘ ‘t’ltfiililllh living but k n PIUI'I. (if
lif‘ilTiFll‘h’ felling t.) the mini who l'llv
members the linoitits‘ltifi niotlivr mild to
mate and tho iiiittt-n< his grandmother ;
was nrrusttunrd to knit long: ago. The
now woman has no tiiw to wear an
apron. Hie has: It'lf'mltt‘tl it to the pad,
when her tit-x was in the tili’illdtilu‘of
llIll'lt’. it belongs to Ilii,‘ pt‘lmill who .
liltllln tliv~1:'.\~-itioii of nurse. tool; or seam-
stie:.~-. it does not fit well with tho .
l)ltitll‘)i"l'<. There is no piano on the
iiiiiiinish u LilS'h't'iii fur the bib that was
iiilt‘l‘ Ni iiinlilj: i‘~‘iCL‘l;.l(‘ti.--Plllliltl8lpilltl .
'l‘iuiI-s. '
‘ The New \Vnman. J
A. tin-w woman has signally dvinrtn- i
titrated her ability as a station agent
under most trying circumstances. The
Times recently called attention to that
Opinion of a prominent railway omciai, :
who asserted that at certain classes of
railway stations he helluvadtlig wine:
I- I. I.” .
."'i'litg\' nth pi? li‘,.‘ inmigli,”
.:it iii» in rennin ft"il-".
with that lit-.idttd :tt'ip.
. hie.
LIFE WORTH LIVING
with men‘s on time. liincultr. Pics and (Hike, llililm‘illly light. healthful
and more economical. and no easy to obtain it \ou‘ll oniv use always
BOSS . BAKING POWDER
not :1" untried article. but the one thing above all that has made our
" lloss Iiiwcuit" failinllfi.
()rer 3.0oo.ooo poundu mid last rear.
Jtisi
we for yourself. a single trial will tell the whole hiOl'V.
, .
Grocers everywhere.
.,,
rl
3L0. D. 3088 & SON,
NANUIACTUKED IOLELY IV
NEW LONDON, CONN.
mmnnnnnnmiminnru-Ei
”low of men. It w: :-; not to he expected
that lll‘ would liltitil‘h‘l‘ a plan to put
\lelt‘il agents in Fillilllllii whore thi-
hold bandit might attempt to tnkcuu-
justitiiiiilo liberties With the property of
the t-oiiipiiiiy. but this, new wniiitin'lius
'donionittrnietl the practical utility of
h’llt'li an nt'rniigt-iiit‘iit- if all new women
are such as an" is. and she wusnft the
regular agent either.
This woman}. name in Mrs. Lena
Murrhail of i’uidrti, (Sal. Slit.- “'11?! left
in nipoiurily in charge of the riiiiwaiy
oilit-e :it that place. and I\\‘tlbillllliiN ii'it‘tl
to raid the station. .‘lie started to draw
it itw'oli'o r wlr-n iiil‘y entered and do
iiii'tidt'd the money in tho snip. but who
of thtzzn rhot llf‘l‘ throtnzli the arm. l'n-
llttiliilt'ti. rlzt‘. t‘illIllil'fl lit-i'weupt-ii at tho
rul lwi's. .inal tin-y lied.
.‘llttilll‘l’it‘i‘\\ii1‘llIllili‘l‘ii in tlic Milli?
tile for “millilil': riglitrt. another victory .
gained cm r p'vi. weal; iii-.tii, iiilfilbf’l’
I xuniplc ..§ \roiiitiii'.~ :tiiility todo int-it’s
tori; sut- "rriilllfi'. Hut itili your note-
:Iilif‘t'n'fi. f) Hiill'ilfllhiri! Hurt-‘5 a good
innit for your trust sport-ii. But Illi'nL'il-
, lili" :tdiiiii'ntiuti of Mrs, Lena Marshall's
l
t-vnrugo and llllll’li will not be withheld.
-—i{.in.~;i< City Times.
Too Many Beach.
A lll‘i” llidt'll t‘}‘l’il .‘vl‘niilhii‘f‘sfi appear-
1,1 ilii‘ titht r tliiy in tlw- ol'iit-o (if it “mil
known tll‘lilwl, t‘ :ini hintinuof her t'ytts.
hiil'l fill“.
"iait ilitj.’ lziiri ire."
"Y- it into it. 1 ii i‘tzi'iii'itigtiliriii, " .-;‘.id
,iv. lulu-L: t'l'lil":lll}' itito llh'i!‘ dentin.
“it; “ll :t the liilliilit.‘ whit-rt for many
itoi;;‘~' .it :i sin tt-ii. 'i‘ht'v‘u i< I'OiiililLI a
quill fur-ow l :tw- ll your i.T’l\Vi~', and
your t-ffi'fi how :i “It”. not tti the minus
Do you use the.
l:
izt'wilt' "int-ii."
"1 ti' n‘t kiiow,‘ lit-sita'ttd slitt.
"\ll‘it’iit‘l‘ you would (all it Iiii’lt‘h. I
m ia‘ut‘. jt-l lit‘zltl.~’11l"‘.ll m yurda of white
l‘lld‘ an i': win 5'] pattvrn. iiiiii.iii:: :1 hand
I!):'.'l" ti'znzziiinjt. Then I ('ili. out the
“lie" of 17‘" rilvhoii fl"\\‘ll I‘t'Iili‘ bends
and Litton? :i hath ridges of tho till-
i». 3;. lawful”: (in. iii and out of the pat-
ii‘i‘it. null tli "ii i fitted the ill‘llllt‘li i‘iliit il
into n i‘liitl'i'iltlf ‘jwt i.u:id-npoii lllt'lliif'ls
oi :i iiwdttm. ’l'ht‘re wt-ro. l gut-5:5. a mil-
lion iii-.iti4, and ltirii't know how many
iiiiiioniuir» fiil't‘llvr. ’i'liei'o wasn't one
hilll’il ax big ilh il Illilt’liiill' s-tttt'h."
"Ali," .-"td_ that whilst, “I under
Stand. (So ; :nie. Know that you lizivo
paid the prim of ti ilit'lolig neuralgia
llut Woini-ii
itlilri ho iii the fit-iiitn. "—i’iiiliidelphiii
j l’l't‘fi‘i.
l-‘ndn In lint pins.
Il;'.tpiz..-. :li't‘ growing illi‘liii1‘trillt'lll".~'€
Hm»! I xin now-rims ervty day. liverymii»
jt't'iral 5.. (it'niLJI in Illiliiii in l'lliiillnilllit-S,
.silwr. rlt‘f'l
A round luill rt'wf'nin' Illt'fithll‘iit' t'oih‘“lt,'
.ri
. ”A
it. gold and i-Vt-ii j"‘~‘.'i'i.-'.
and v'm-y ufi‘twtiw it is ill i‘lliilt‘bittllf‘s,
t'itt‘l u: what is enlivtl agate—u ‘.r;iii<-
hart-tit blue plans. H‘t Willi miniaturi-
jewt in. The Ilitlri Irwin] and ilit'XIlt‘Il-
site him-l; heath d liatpiii it? no longer
pt~.~;-iiiiv. alas! and if w»: t-atniuit :ii'i'urd
Yi‘iil jewels. gold or silver we must «it-vi;
ourr‘ulvw: iii piiutiy imitations; flit‘t‘twt' or
l>i~ l'iill‘iltlt‘i'i'tl liopt‘irsitiy Ilt‘liillll the
illliizfi.
'l'lio dwign-z iii niiver arc wry \‘dl'iml
and sonnttintes grotesquely tit’nppr-ipri-
A sinnil Cupid, litilc‘f‘ll on a ltilll.
iiiiiy he at ii~ti-'. hut in I"'l’?;illll_\' not up-
lil‘llI‘l'liiil' to hold on it but. and yr' thiw
ix- oiily (lilt‘ of many rtitiiilly;rcni;irl<:illo
piiis.-—I\Tr".v York Herald.
l'nper Confetti at Wedding»
Ilive at weddings is (itinlilf'il. A ('(‘l'l'i"
i-‘poiitit'iit informs Uri that in tho timvr
ranks of society the rogr‘tahle grains
(lint'zii‘tlrtl and their plum supplied hf:
paper t-oufetti. These artirirs iii'i‘ :.i out
half the size of an ordinary lettt‘ti- wafrr
and are etainpt‘d in all Lulltlh'. They are
soft and pituisaiit to the touch and full
upon the bride's shoulders him the urn-
flc rain from heaven without writing
it"n
‘ her tirt t-‘n' or veil. The confetti can do no
liuiin either to lint, ('IUilil'S or face. and
if it few straydowntiit-hzivk of n Midis:-
niuid or the host man they mum no un-
easiness at the breakfnrr itilil". for they
'1") ho out upon with a delightful Ff‘llat.‘
of ruse. [-1in rice; enter rcnfetti.-—
Exchange.
Mrs. Elizabeth Plum.» Train, the nu-
tiior of "A Social Higiiwnyniiin.” is n
;Buntoni:in.. She is between in and 50
years- old and greatly Heft-in hung in
Bin-ion to living in New York.
Heitirtitvhiiig seems to he. thocnu reqo
unite to f‘ll‘L'illit'u iti‘ilitzw days. Pillow-
. casts and sheets of fine .l‘t-ii’dl. ”.5 well
as thou.) of linen. are ii--'.:iititch"d.
. Arn white wedding tin fiheh going out?
In Paris every wedding gown now or-
e‘réd is of pale pink/«er Lit Lulur.
- m
i The following extract speaks
for itself:
ll"rtuii the Baker's liecord. London, N0.
veniher i. ihtm
“WASHBURN'S SUPERLATIVE,
: the CREAM of American Patents
'was the ONLY American Flour
used by Mr. T. E. Turner, who
gained the Champion Gold Med-
al at the late Baker's Exhibition
for the BEST BREAD. See Bak-
'er’s Record, Dctober Ii, l895.
Can be obtained of all respect-
‘able Factors and Millers.”
Tlilh Slitl‘i‘i'S iiiiii \\'iisiihurn's
Stipcriative is iiiiiig world wide
ionic.
git.
—-—-—‘ >--___...
Roberts, Tucker
& Goodwin.
Hartford, Conn.
700 Main Street.
.‘liil .\yt'i!it~ i'or ('oiiiit't-tit-ut.
CANDY
the lines in the city, choice of
16 kinds at 2 lbs. for 250.
‘t
merges, t'uts.
Raisins, Currants. .lams.
White Grapes, Celery,
AND
hitting ’ ,
for has.
tun illiSlifllJFS
12 iltiitli Main Street.
it
1 NOTiCE i
BOARD or RELIEF.
Notii'e is hereby given tiirit the Board of
lit'llt'i for the Town of Xorwn‘ik, on the.
ilihl'hsillvlliz llhi-Ui left). will meet. in tin:
sclcetint-ii's‘oii'ice, Monday. .liillil:il’}' litii.
at L‘ o‘elot-it p. iii.: \Vetlitt-utitiy evening,
.ltiiiiinr‘.‘\‘ili. at i «ft-loch; Saturday, Jilli-
'i:ir\' liiii. :it :1 o'clock p. in: \Vrilili'sdi')‘
i-u-nitg. .ltitiutirv ii'iiii. iii. .‘o‘t'lotdi: Satur-
illu’. .iiliililli'y l-‘ih, at 2 o‘clock. p. ll'..
\\'i-titiv~tl:iy evening. January 13;“, at. i
«Vi-lurk, and Saturday. January 23th, at 33
o'clock p. iii.. for the purpose of hearii u
and tit-irriiiiiiintt tiny iitid all uppt‘iih
made to them ironrtiie doings of the “5‘
M'ssm'fi.
'l‘iie iloard of lio'iii-f will ii-eel with the
unaware no it joint lionrd. January With,
at :i o'clock p. in . for the plirpo~e of trim!-
in: the poll! of wit k and indigent. perwim
ll. S. KEITH. l Board
ill'iNHYSI‘Il'Slfll'i’h " of
.l.\ M ii" .\l. iii-\Ni‘l. iii-lief.
_ Norwiiik. (Your; December ‘34. 1W3.
till? ini
City Board ‘of Relief.
Notice is hereby given that the Board of
Relief for the City of South Norwnik wrli
meet on Monday. January tlzh. lt-‘liti, nt, 2
n'clnck p.-rn.; Friday. Jnuiitiiiy 10th, Mill.
\‘i'ediiestluv. January 15th, .181"). Wednes-
day. January ”JJntl. l‘llti. 'i'nestlay. Junimry
L‘h‘Iii. 1396. at. Tull o‘iock p. iii.. iittiieL‘onn-
cil Chamber, on Iltivilatid i-treit, in said
city, for the purpose of hearing and deter.
minim: till appeals. from the doing; of the
City Assessor-t in the list of No.1.
' t‘lIAlil.PZS i“.ll.\l.i.(l('l\'.
ROBERT M. Wllititix.
lionrtl ltI‘RPIIQ'f. '
llnted at. the City of South Norwallgtbe
‘Ztilh day of Deer niber, lHti‘i.
. , (126 i ‘38
.
Norwalk Chronicler