JIE otIIIII SIIIE or III! mm.
___........
at nun Emmi Loom Ill’lMly Put) a
M! II»: and llshm 0!: Day
Our the Rim.
Ono of tho plea-anneal and most NIH"-
fltzheronldoneoold. (‘. Hawkins. Sea-
, “PAIN. The house was I'I'IIII'III‘II tn
the euro» with the young pmple and
' "lheh'frieudu. TIIIIIIceIIsioIIII'IIIIIIhirtII-
day party. III'IIronIII attending their own
nadcolehratiug it by carrying II lIiIIII-
«IO-ml ontIIrtIIinIIIIIntII of the season was ‘
I!“ last night by the Epworth Lramle. ’
3 comm-I "hols.
l Tlll‘ lullowiuu were hoard January '18.‘
‘ lam. Lint furniuhed from olIlI-ouol A.
M. Wooster. ’IItI-IIt Lawyer and III-livi-
tIII'. Bridgeport. (VIIIIII.
'l‘. P. Taylor. HrlIluI-lnfl. IIlIunlIII-r
IIIIIIIlI-IJ. TothIIuI. New Harm. I-IIIIIII.
supply and wIIIItII llxtnn- for IIIIIIII Im-
IIiIIII: .\. (.'. Bum-.I‘ol't Hartford. powder
IIIItIIIIIiII-r: In. 8. Dodge. llIIrthIrII. lever
dlyhug oontainitu.r pennies enough to
00m their age. It IIIIII astonishing to
noohow the old and those of IInIertnin
mmwyounu again All M‘I‘lllt‘ll to
voice tho sentiment of Rev. John ('ronI-
‘liflh, who. in II lIappII iiItroIIuIIIIry
much. said. ' Old time iII II I‘lII‘III II0' n-
twonty tonight.‘ The Truman how
own-attack II I-opper mine III t’IIrI tIII
oveniugquIuI-I-I. as III-IIII'IIII $5“ and
‘35 won! gleaned from Ill(‘l': 'llt‘t’llllll and
the money bags. lI-I- I-n-IInI and e IIIII
were served in t‘ t I .III, and an unusa. II I
goodtilue \\IISI‘IIjII)'It‘llI) all. Not the
least. by any means. of Tlll‘ hltll‘lllllll I II
tortoiutuont IIIIII thI- IIxI-I-llI-nt llIllhiI' :.Il
[Imp-ammo. 'l'IIII IIIItIIIIIIrp (lab “as.
fall of music and plIIIml with gum]!
, spirit. Hal‘ry'l‘lypson's mandolin solo
was well reI-I- 'I\‘I'tl. Mess-rs. I l.Irl. and
Warring played an iIIstmIIII-ntal 'llll'il
with fine I-l‘l'ee t. Th: Mother (mow
medloymugby Frank Smith. IlIIIlIIII't,
Am. RIIIIsIIll Morgan. William Na-1
rhey. Miss Ltlul'l‘llat .IIIIIIIvIInII. .IIIII
Edna AiIIsIIorth and Mrs. Mary BruIId-' .
age, was one of the most nut-CI sst’ul l'I-II-I ,
turn; of the. hour. The llll'l‘l'V party:
broke up about I! o‘I-loek. e.II II IIIII"
‘Wishing each othor “many happy on;
turns 01’ the mason ' I
Rev. A. .I. Hntith. II hII hIs gone todIII l
to New flown to he II tln (‘\: angelist. 15
Fay Mills. II III I“ turn in time for the
prayer meeting tonight, whieh will IIII
held in tituleIItIIn--rIIOIII of the church. '
Mr. Smith will give :I lll'lt‘f l'I‘.\'ll'\\' of
the evangelistic services of Mr. Mills in g
the interest of the evening serI‘iI'II. l
The Junior League will meet Friday!
afternoon. it the weather ‘III pleasant. in
the lecture- -room of the l‘hbt \renue i
church. The illustrated subjeet of the:
pastor’s talk to tho cluldrt II will III
“Hunks." The word for the sword drill
will be “Blessed." I
Miss Anna R. Quirk expects to open ‘
the store. at the end of the Bt’llmllt'ui
Farm bridge. lately occupied by Charles
Reynolds. ' .
The East Norwalk Fife and Drum
Band attended the ball of tho Lafayette .
corps, in Greenwich, last night. !
'IMiss Bertie Minor. ol' Waterbury. iI-I
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. ( Thomas.
East avenue.
1.
Charles Lockwood has returned from .
Cos Cob, where ho was employed by M.
D. Randall.
Rev. 0. SWI‘IISIIII will preach in the
Swedish Congregationalchurch. Sunday
night. ‘
Henry Mead. of East Norwalk. visited
. . . . , l
his mother. III BI'IIIIIIIII'IIIII. IlIIs week.
Miss Edith Mead. of Bl‘lllll’llVlllt'. is
' visiting her brother in East Norwnlk.
.._-<
BIIANCHVILLE.
IrIiIII: button is undo-I- the IIIII ol' DI.
Mansfield.
Louie Mead had to walk houII fIInII
Ridgcfiold, Sunday night His horse
got loose and left him
Mrs. VV'IIIllIIe Williams spI III Wedne .I—
day IIith II -II aunt. Mrs. H. .I. Burrs.
J. 1101135,le Bridgopm't. took dimn'rl
.Wit AndrI-I' Godfrey. IIII \Vednesday.
Cy! Jogswoll died last Friday morn
ing. I’his IIr-Iotlnt’s III III R1Il"t in II!
He had been wry siIIlI' with I‘vplioid‘
fact. but getting lIIttn I-atno to Iisit
his brother. He had a relapse and died
in a few days. . ,
Richard, second son of Charles (touch. I
diéd Friday morning of swat-lot. fever.
Seth Bonedlt't has gout: to Florida for
the benefit of his llt‘IllIll.
G.' N. “’ehb's horse got out of ital
stable and out one, of its logs IjI-ry badly
on :1 Embed “"lrt‘ fonre. Veterinary
Hiram ()0ny took him: stitches in the
wound.
Mrs. Jeannette Beers and Mrs. An-
drew Godfrey I'llllt‘tl on Mrs.Trquan
Smith last week.
Aaron Fillow has a siI-k lltil’fil‘.
g urinary 00ny attends him“
Mrs. J. H. Williams and daughter
Visimdjuut week in Stamford with Mrs.
C. L-M Godfrey.
Miss Cornelia Beeffit'flllt‘ll on frll‘llllt-l
here Tuesday. 5
Mn. C. B. Morehouse i.~ visiting her
sister, Mrs. ~icotiold, in Norwalk.
Mr. Ruyfenburg is somowhat hotter.
\ His blends think he may recover.
VII . t. -
NOTICE.
'I'IIII annual IIIIII-IIIIIIIIIm Meeting III II
‘Norwulk hick Company will he held at III
. Iymo‘etglflgeaoocmpokny on Wednoudai. Fohrn-
a a 0 cc 1) m
I” D. E. DISBIIOWISecretarI‘.
:IIIIII rod IllllllI‘I'IlIIllZ J M. lI‘IIirlIIIld.
lHIIItlorIl tIIrIIII. tIpI- writing mal- hine:
:II. (In-en. III-.Irtloid iIIIIuIIIIesIIII-nthltnI:
(I. H. Long. Hartford. drillIIIIIII'lI. V.
.I. Lorenz. Hartford. IIIpIr Imam.»
EI-lIiIII-IJ M Menu-II. llartturd llIIiIIII
[or border lIII fIIlIIIIiII" |.'. H. Spent-er
llaItiIIrII. startingappnratns tor I’l'ufllla:
in I'. HIIIII-ns. llartfoIIl. nun-him for
tot-min}; tuIIIII: W. \ l'entlI-LII \lIri
Eldon. mokingldunp ll. <. Pullman. MIrI
den. lIiIIII-III III ll Ii ,‘III'KIII. SIIrII'iI'h.
1intII‘lIII'lI'I-Il I-IIrIIagI- IIIIII-liiIII: .‘l. I".
ll "lynn. :IltIIIIIlIrII IIaI lI-IIIIII-r 'I‘. II. lieu-
I.IIItt Ly'oanl’lIIin. IIrItiIIgIIIIIIIIIIIIIlor
thIIIIlitId 'lr: IIIII-IIII.IrI m-Ii \\. Long
IIIIIIT. Hridueport I-.IIIin Il'IIrI-IIIIIIIIIIIIII-
mines-:19. .\. lH'I, (IIIalIire. loop {or
lflflrlllt'lll l‘ilIrIIIH; l. I). l’IIlnIIIr. :“IIllllI'I
tIIIIII IlIrII-. lIIInItIIoI'lI.
~ ll. KIII .:I-I i.~ Ill II II. gunner r'I-IIIIIIII
'IIIIII >.I‘.I~ \I II- is. ~ ;. II, II lllll’tl page.
Tho wing“ of a mu! IIIIVI-IIIIIIIIIIIIIII
InaIIII tIII- IIIIIIII lIaaIlIIIII lly.
’T "I' SUI!“ \l. K. --. l'lltllM'l‘l'.
I)III'T'IIIIl
Milan-Inna". \. II. III». ,
IIZIIIIItI-IIIDIIIr) .‘llll \‘iillllllII. IIIII- u! NH!”
II'.III|I in I-IIIII III-lrlv I. III I-I-II-I-II
IlrIlIIml. That "to I-Iw-IIIrII I-IlIllIil III-r
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII uIII-IIIIIII In IIII-I van for ad-
lIl-ltmIlII. at ”W llfftlllll'ttnll'l' in
”In 7th clan of I'I'ltfllltn. III-III. III III II'--Ilm III
,lIIrI-noon: anal that all per-mm I‘IIIerIIntIIl |II
mid I IIlIIlI- IIIIII III- III Iillwl llIIIII- ml. IhIII II .., II
"II “lll"llll~l'llli~ anII It“ be IIIIl-ll III II III a
III-IIIIIIIIIIII luIIInzII II-I'IIIIIIIIIIIII III MIIIl Illn-
trlIIt. IIml po-l II I on» ”I“ Iml‘ on tho ~iun Inn-l
III 'IalIl \IIrIIIllk. III -IIrI-~l lhe IIlIII I' II M r" lhv
IlI- -- nun-II III-II IIMI- -II. III III IIIIII ~IIIIIII IIIIII IIIIIIIIII
~IIII'II. III IIIII ullI- 'lll‘llllr‘l
\N.\ l.\ Imlm ..\lIlI ._lIIIl I- ll
Jacob M. Layton,
Fire, Life and
Accident
I N S U R A N C E I !
Real Estate and Ilouso Agent.
(’I'fflll Strutmhln 'liIIlII-t-I, and Sterling
llrnttu. Loam Negotiated
and .‘itmlu Sold.
OFFICE. I’I RAILROAD I’IIM'E.
5'1le In I’m-I. l’llli‘l',
Sill I'll .\Hli “Al II. ”LVN.
Maury l'nh" II .II-IIIIIIwIIIIIcIIIIIIIt- “lIIlIeu.
TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN,
Real Estate
and Insurance!
.WASHINOTON STREET,
So. Nprwalk.
Pomona looking fora lot or home and
lot with the view of pan honing. arelnvit
III! to C. III and emmim: our Iiwt. “I: have
them for mle III every part oi the city at
:‘cIuvInnlIle prints and on easy terms.
IIII '.’Ii if
HELD UP
ftll lllh‘l't’ll'lll
IiI-de from an}
ntandp Itnt—III- nut).
III axon material.
IIIIrkIIIIIIII-Ihip Ior
priw~onr line of
jeIIeII’y. wa t I‘ he .~.
' optical goods IIill'
mine out llll‘I'I' IItlII d hv I-ritir inn, ‘0".
11: HP ample opportunitim {or Ixamiuw .
tion and Sl‘lt‘l‘ “on and II guarantee that
II'I ry IIrtiII lI- sold you i-I as l't’pl't' who I)
HOMER B. HOYT’S
Jewelry and Optical Store,
80 Washington Strum.
Hum II ZEIUFF
Whillt‘ftillt.‘ and Retail Ilealun in
Fish ,
Oyste rs
a nd Cla m s,
Lobste rs.
The Best Assortment“,
Fresh Fish to be Found!
HORSE RADISII enouuu to
onosnr
Pure Maple Syrup!
Pure Tomatoe Gatsup!
Pickeled Oysters!
'l I-lI phone I '.IIll I“ I!
Dr. F. W. Darmer,
SURGEON DENTIST!
42 Washington Sire“
South Norwalk, Conn.
Teeth Filled
and Extracted
Without Pain!
\I'till-Iial To: III II ItII llllll withnut l’lflil'fi by
tho lilll'hl iIIIpI'IIII- ll lIII llllltl‘.
All operations _-In I1.Iinin,; to modern I» n
ti~tIII 5» HM me ‘1' in a ~lIillf III manner at about
one half the IIriI-e II-IIIIrIII d or other Ilenti~t~.
'I‘I-I-th I-ItrIIIItu-d I'I'I-II IIl‘ marge. whom other
teeth are to he iIIsIIII‘tI-d. .
A lady in IIttmIIlaIII-I-. NI
OFFICE HOURS.
From R II. III. until .1 p. m. Upon Weelmwlny
and Saturday until a p. "L.
All II'III‘k warranted for live you”. .
I
Consultation Free.
J. b. inning? M
UNDERTAKER.
. KNIGHT STREET.
Norwalk. -’ - ~ . Conn.
0
()pp. St reel. Railway Depot,
RESIDENCE ELM STRE’I‘.
' TIIJIII-ZI’IIIIXIIZ CALL. ll.
YOU CAN’T DO BETTER
Than Leave Your Order.- in:
Print-
ing!
At the Sentinel
and I
II .I 'ka‘ di: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII '
JUST RECEIVEDl
l’ut‘vhaml Before .MI'IIIII-II III
l'l’lI'I'~.
lCar Corn,
I “ Mlddlings,
I
l “ Bran,
2 “ Oats,
5 “ Hay.
l
Tilt-M
III III-III.
It»! Iver-«dd; ll't room in ~IIIIII~
Name your own Ill‘ll'l‘h.
So. Norwalk.
For
the
Best
Printing ' ,
Leave Vour
Order at
the
Sentinel
Office!
I
J.o.JEN‘NINGs,
Paper-Hanger, Calciminer,
Painter.
DEALER IN
WALL PAPER MID BORDERS.
I warn ILIIN srnuu’r,
South Vorwul k.
Sample llooku of Latest St) lea 0! l’: Iperu.
[finder-I and hilt. \loIIlIIiIIu-I taken to
homes for innpu: tion. on not": I: Mr postal.
ratitnaumtfhxcrtully “iron. Incltl
Why tolu- the chance of I!) 'inIz
without Imurance. when 'our
Canto II Ilny- will -
IIISURE YOUR up:
FOR $I.OOOI ‘
Ur l-Iixt u- a «lay will givcyml an Endow—
ment of #1 "III. payable to yIIurIIelt it y'ou
live. . With lnIIurIInce. like everything
else, the heat. in tho-cheapest. lnnnru in the l
Connecticut Gonerall
Lilo lnsuranco co. 1
Of Hartford.
l
l
.-_ — l
S. 5. L’HOMIEDIEU,
Office.
In Washington Street, So. Now-1k.
IRAVMOND BROS.’
. InwwIIIIIIIIIIII-«mw “In"
The Leading Dry coeds Storo,
TRISTRAM & HYATT
2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
.I.-I..—
AnnualJanuary Sale of
Domestics and Linéns.
Commences Saturday, Jan. llth.
.‘Hl’WiIiL’. IIll ;
A FEW OF THE
MANY BARGAINS
(mod I'Iml-IIIIII: BII-aI-IIIIII MnIIIiII. IIII.
per I'nrd. '
\II the III-III IIIIIIIIIII of bottom at ('IIIIt.
III-sty-nrd -IIide Unblom- IIIId Muslin. be
per yard.
BIIIII ,I'IIrlIl»II'iIII- Fitn- Sim-ting. Ik- [wt
:I'ill'l
Beat yard wido llIIIII'y Sheeting,
[II-r yard.
(loud IpInlitI III in IlnIIlI-III-hod Mun-
liII. III [x- r IarIl.
HI-IIthIIIlitI' III-in l lIlllt‘ill'llt'tl Mu»
lin. IIII- III-r_ varII.
Good IpIIIlitI l‘1itt. BII'IIIIIIIIII Muslin.
N'dl‘ per yard.
I'III
III-ntqualitI Ilia. Bleaehed Mmdin.
llll' III-I ymd.
Best quality lirin. Bll'lll'llt'll Muslin.
_ llI- per yard.
I Best quality III I'nlIlI-III III-II Sheeting.
‘ III; per yard.
I’IIIIII quality 'J-l lllI-III'III'II tilIIIIItittu,
IEII- per yard.
l'illoII (‘ awn. ITIIHII In. well made and
good ltlllIIlIll. III pr
Slllt‘im -i'/.-I ‘III‘IMI iII. IIIII IIIIIIIII
you! Min-lin. S'IMI pr.
FLANNELS.
Extra hoary Whitn- DIIIIII-t Flannel,
I III- yard.
and
Which We Shall Offer During This Sale.
IlIIIII'I 'I II IllIId Shaker 1"lllllllll.\('
pI-II ,IIIIII
New Pillll'l‘lts in Dating I’launels,
be per yard.
lhIIIIlduIIII- l’.IttI IIIIII iul' rowu ('IIIIII-
Inn-rm. ‘<I- per _IIIrd.
III :‘H _I IIIEIII rIloII II I lautn-lnin hrIIII ll
urn). pink IIIIII l'l'll. loo pIr y: IrIl.
UIII- I'IIH' I‘m'lIIIt Quilts. full III/w.
I'IllI’ I';;I'l|,
‘IllII'llIIl I’IE I - in l' .IIIIle IiIII-IIII. \ilpI
lI‘IIIwaIId 'IIIIIIls. lot this MIII.
Tristram & Hyatt, Norwalk, Conn.
FRANCI
5&00
THE RELIABLE
Clothiers, Hatters and
Furnishers !
“'I.: open the Fall Scam
NIIII', Soasonahlc and
dcrfully low prices.
ask niuc pcl‘bIIllS out of every ten,
sells lll'Sl-L'II'ISS goods
answer will he, Francis St CU.
host advortiscmcnt for s
prim-s.
In with an Imui'tuien: I,l
llt'hli'fllllt.’ (loads, at won
Nu qIII'Stion about it. lino,
"which slow:
at lowmt price," and tho
Our store i:‘. our
uperior goods. at popular
Francis &
.1
Company,
85 Washington Street, So. Norwlak.
. N...» .h..._.._._....v__ .__..
c. H. HARVEV’S
CITV- EM PLOYME NT
AGENCY.
lIIIIllI'H and gentle men desiring lit-t-
I lIIII-I ll" In in any I aim") can obtain tho
mum: iInIIIIIIiatI-II III. tlIII-ulmIe agent):
Illuo lllrm' IIi-IlIiIIIr po-dlioth. either male
or it’llllllf'. I an I-I-Igurv IIquontIIIInt.
c. H. HARVEY. Harvey's Shoe
Store.
70 North Main .struut. South Norwalk.
OVERCOATSI
New lot in lull"
.‘II'IIltl III mom,
and Black.
Tailor made,
llll’k‘l l-lVll‘. nIItiII'II‘IIish and
Home linings. Diagonal wor-
.I-ItIIII
SUITS!
in blue ,and black. 53%.?) a
suit, Al’l‘qreat bargains, I'IIII .
and examine.
H. GOODWIN,
I70 Washington
Street.
(I '15 ly
Good
Cdfiw
Is a lIlcssing
and (In most (II
in tho IIo‘IlIl. the.
your friend
5.
“c might .I id it in ms! .Is "‘IIlll .I ha mzmri .Is I (lilti‘:1l||lll"\il‘-I IIIII 'II IcIIIOII' .III the ma lrIIIIcw lIIIm II. 6
put before putting the pot on the tablu, Ill‘IlII" .III'Ia'.‘ with .III that hllilllllfl llusinrss, «.IP
'l'hrce reasons for tuning the Triumph ll‘ :I and IllilIK' ’IltII ,
IIRS'I. —~»
I)
{III asking this is that Iht' IIIIl‘fI-I: 51qu
great big hunks. lll\C our grill't“‘~ IIIIII to grind it tor II~
()IIr II'IISI window will lIc gin-II III'IIr III II'IIIIIIIIII' III' lllIIfI’ tiller.» {or
understand \I‘I: do no? pmpow- IIIsI'll thm- liltIII‘r-
Can he umd on In} shape or .‘l/l II. .I II:
our (follow is an IIIIIIIII'IIIatiIIII;
InouIiI Il saw-I lllt'lt' in
I III” wc; Irou'. “II M IIII three.
I'llllCI' [I II.
SILCUNILWS‘IlV’Cn Ils I:II:-Il I: II ll \I’I‘ IIII.
Tl‘lll{l)._-~No dripping on tin.- tIIIIlc IiIII‘II or clogging of the spout.
All Millil‘lel‘y‘for the Week at Absolute Cost!
lIIIIIIIIII'dslII-st I-I |III'I.IlI-.~ in IllI'
these goods the} art- the “‘1" III- -.~t. nut
IIIIIIIInds. not narrow II IdtlIa. not la..I
year's path-run, the prim; ll':I- per
yard.
RI-IIII IIII- ‘Irll‘l‘h on kin-III ll ware and
then I!" through \‘Ill‘ll' Noel; and I'Q‘IIlI‘lII
iII'h. ,
loo IIIuIdI-II II. IIIIllII
'III IIIIIIII
lUI' IIIIkI- lIII'lII'I'II,
’30
IIIHIIIIIIIleII lIIIIdlI- Ilip}.'1~vI l:Idlu~.
Y o U N G. M A N ! IlI‘“(.-il stripes. no Illlhlt prw Iilllil‘lll in 'III I'III lI.
Hm wooden spoon» III I-II'IlI.
'ill I l quart own heavy lllqnatt dixh
pans.
IIIOIIIIIgII mill. pan-I. h-IIuart.
llII- I .IrIiI.
III I-IIIIII.
IW tilII- scrubbing lll'llxlll'h'. li' I‘JII'l'l.
III) paper pails; lllw I .ll'll. ‘
'{IIII ('lmm ; .II :.I.Il prpI-r rIlIIIkI-I'e.
iI' vac]. l
I. (”III B. lllll’lll‘l's. I'III IIIII'II.
on ,
SI NTC)
NW\P::
(‘I.
in {.II I,
what or propose to do is Mr one week to giu- you the opportunity to pan ll-ISI‘ for the
small sum of l'l ('t ms what the II no I lllm‘ It It lIrmlI lII:liI‘II:s to In: tlIII lIcs‘t I'lll’t
l'III'st'CI' at Inc.
III'y " ‘iU/t.‘ II and at”
Univ IIonld apt II' I into it II ”II' .It IlII ll IIIIIII: than I! II- I' ost w-oul I III IIIII you so ppmu.
large ~i/.I-:
small silo: to close.
I
is worse than IIIJHC .It all. Not
liitcr
lhc ImuutI III llIIs. lIltcr I». that It (no he ll‘II‘il on any p'It \I'ltzttI-VIII': all that it dcmnhals
To mukt‘ it a I'IIIIIplIItII. I'llI"I‘I"I\' is that Illt' I ollIII- III: ground to II ll'lWllt'l‘. and the “fail”!
one and I)Ill,'IlII'lll {inllffl QI‘I {.II' a» when
III: got it in
'-'I'I't'l\'. XII“
Iw-I'I thin}; I, N:
IIII: '11 away to
II'II'
and lib”
Loon .\. lIllt‘tII'l‘~. .'III I'ilt'll.
UM" null-wringing: mopa, ‘I'JI' t'Ill'll.
2,1IIIIIpIIpI-rshest tIIIIl;-. H‘i/J“ II. \ and
lo, :lI' paper.
:5 lane y Indian wa~III pdlwr IIIIskI-ts.
TIIII- IIIIIIII.
.'.'I fIIIIIII' lIIdiIIII II am: paper llI‘lhlit'lh,
:lilII "KII‘ll.
F Iilllliillllill splashm‘x.‘ I'II oath. and lots
IIIIlIIsI'.
III'IIIIIIII'II II‘IIIIIII you Will N'I‘ III‘ IIIIlIiIIg
IIII IIII during this Work.
’LK
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk, Conn.
, fairly.
I “I haven't much huh- on my head.”
I told Superintendent luaufleld of tho
Indian-polio and Vltwounen, "but'what
5 little I have wan an In IIIII air like por-
‘ unplno quill: thIII altornoon. Iiuvornlot.
on were coming down IIIII Union track»
III No. :30. the taut train on tho ladlaaat»
olIII IlIvIIIiIm. wuu pulling out.
“At Delawaru lill't‘l‘! throe trumps
were standing. By tlIII tlnIII tho Irulu'
reached that point. it wan going III; II
. lively rate. . Each of tho trumps IIIIIIIotoIl
o comb. and on tho train mailed by
caught tho iron rod that exIIIIIIlII quIIIr'
the aide of tho (‘III' and IIwnng honouth '
the train in from. of tho IrIII-kII. Like
Mtobatn. they turned over the rod and
rusted tlIIIir fret on the lIruko beams.
and IIII the train l'IIllI‘ll on IIIttIIaI down
for It ride. A Iiiuulo mistake. a ullp III
the hand or the failure to plaIIn thoir
feet on the hrulIII Imam. Ineaut lor than
a horrible death. 1 Ivan IIo friuhtoned
at their rIII'klI-III-IIIIIII that l laiIIy lost
my hrquh. l‘ixlwl'lt‘llt'llli railroad man
that I am. I would not lIIII II attempted
Imeh a to: It {or $l mm, mm "
“That was a IIIIIIIquII lrll'k,” I-IIiIl
Frank III-win, lotnnerly with the Union
l’IIl'Illl' [IIIilI‘IIIy I-nquIIuy. "I have had
II gIIIIIl IIIeal oi I-prIriI-IIIIII with trnI:.p~I,
and ”IN” are to“ Iq‘ Illl’lll lIut risk their
livra IIIIIly on IIIIII-am 'l’ho old time.
tramps “50“ to walk on r tho country.
17p to date tramps ride. 1 ham IIIIIIIII
”1""! out from lmIII-IIIII the pilot of IIIII
amino. i have haulvd them from tho
brake lII'IAlIII-f of passenger vat-II. and a
favorite IIIIIIIIII plan-e lm them is at tho
top III the \'I'.~IIllIIlU. HII top of MI: was
in II IIFIIII-mn plIIIII- durum IlII- .‘IITIIIIII‘I'I
hut in \I‘IIIII I' tln _I' try to I.IIIII‘I- thom~
II 3W"- .I.~ I’llllll' ”will!“ I;- ]ll'~>lllll’.
FI‘lIl'liil that 5’ I‘d llI‘IIl‘ II!” a trump 11‘0”.
lilllml II}; the wars union in II II'I'IIclI. 'I‘II
Income III I\‘,IIII IIII jIIuIIII-I Is one. of
the first. tvquithI It IItrIuIIp of tho
llrI-I (Ila .-I. "—Imliunupuhs I‘I'ewI
ii In’
It,
T‘lre and A Ir.
'llu: intimate lt‘ ‘lIIllIIlI lll: -tIIeen the
and air II.I~ early rec ognizo (I. seeing
Ilia: I \lltlll‘llt II IIoou taught that air
was III:I:II.~.:IIry for tire. The experiment
of burning II candle in II I-lo.-I.-d I‘III‘III-l,
now NJ familiar to (.IH‘r'I' .-:I houlhoy. in II
II I}; old one. and the Influence of II
hin t I I an on I {IIIII.III II: III III on proh-
llllly In tie I- «1 form It I'I'Ir} I 'IIllllL‘ [RI'IIIIII
By sumo it II'II~= IIIlit'nII-d to ho [ho food
of lire. whilo- by others the MINI“ III-lief
was (‘llllllltlll‘ll in the phrase. “AII'IIonr-
l-‘lll'n' llrI'. " Again it wan lull}; ayo olI-
scr'I‘I-II that lllII'I‘, II :Illllrii'alll‘” III-ll
known to the IIIIeInirIII IIllIl"'-UIIlI('I‘SUf
llIL‘[13rd,("lllilllll‘llllilt‘cllllt‘lltv't‘ ignition.
It was lII‘IuIII' lull-trod that. slum: nitIIr
pawnswl this propIItI. It n": II.~:- -IIrIly
.oll II I‘ll III: I! dare l\\' ) t-lllhilllll vs II ~em
llll d IIIIII other All IIozupx. itlou ,AII-ord-
in; l’l IIIIhI-I't lJIIleI. tho air I'Hlllllllll’ll
IIIIIIIEII- lllliIl'. IIlzilII Lord llama held
, that :lll‘ t'! ntninevl II "volatile. crude
and windy spirit.” and thunder and
lightning wore supporml to be due to
tho pron-nu: of Illlllllll' particlm of this
nitor IlIflII<rIIl through the air. ,
'l'ln- important hearing of such obser-
vations is due to the fact that oxygen
gas. il’llll'll l.~' one, of the rhiet’ constitu-
ents of air and the one to which it OWL-II
Its powrr of supporting I-omhnstion. 'al-
Ho form. tlze larger! (‘ltIuli‘lllm‘y rountit-
man It Illll‘l' and in likewim the source
of tin.- powrr ponsosrml by that body of
I-rupporting ('Ulllllllatltlll.
'I'III: III-tion of heat on metals in cans-
ing them to lose their motallio luster
had also not I sI'IIpIId notice, and (Jordan.
aiphilmwlwr who lived during the six—
teenth I-IIntuI‘y. in noticing the inure-am
in weight that load undergoes when
limited in air. IIttrilnItod it to the gas in
lllI‘ air whirl: fl'mln' tlanm and which III—
kindlm a body prisenting an ignited
point—\‘cottish Review.
The Bear Boy.
A nowspapnr IIIIIII sat in tho study of
the pastor of a h.\\'('ll Fifth avenue
:IlIurrIlI one. Sunday night awaiting the;
IIIIIII‘III‘IIIII'“ of (In I-lzII-gymzm. The par-
lllfi't‘lll‘dlhl .wu Pll’llllt'tl in. Ho-
\S'I’I‘I' II It r;.' I'IIIIill'l young gentleman in—
dI I-d. Hlfill'llilill' IIIIIi IIraI'at “(To It tri-
tlelamsr. Ills l-Ift- hand was worn in
' hi: trousf'rs 1.:(I'II'III in IIppI'III'tIIl fashion. '
Thorn was, II Illgill‘rllhll of MIMI interest
on his {are a; llt.‘ --I'IInIIod tlm visitor.
"lit-pond). l hellfire?" ho said
length.
"You"
2y.
“I’I'I’I'I‘IIIII'II' Till'f'lj' new rep/Ital»: on It
Sunday. Y«~III,!I lIII~iIII;.~‘:IwitlI him is——
awn—urgent, I no IIIHIII."
"Vety." nit-"I'uvd III:-
"III“.
'l‘ilt‘ll there I'M :Iu'If'IIr'r silenoo. tho
halo of {ho yIIIIII:.-tvr making the. visit—
or fowl mun-hm: that reporttrn' are II
very intern; lat lIIIlI'Wl.
. "You were at the ltHl‘rI’. show?"
turvd ”I" visit I:-
“Yes,” admitw‘d the lad. with :1 sm-
picion I.l' a yawr. " Fouah or live tunne-
Hot awfully [ll'I'l of it. though. "
"Ami, " bani the m- VI'PI'IIHIKI'HI .In alfa—
IIly. ”I suppose. VIII! III-ro Interested in
the DI uics?"
. "I Inn not into-rumor! In ponies."
III: repliicd. and his loan wa.I II IlistinIIc
ehock tofurthor familiarity. "The hun-
Iahs were II pteity IleI-cnt lot. as hun-
t.III.~I go. And the I’IIIIr-in-hands showed
But——IIII‘—hur.~.es are but horses
aftalI all. and we soon too many of
them. you know. Good waning. "
And. II crushrd newspaper man was
IIi‘ItIIIg I.lIuIe.—.\Iow York Journal».
0m,- l’cddlor Hilario-Id.
”he of our IlruguiII-ts says that in ”I“
modicum husinrsa almost everybody
wants to soil and not to buy. For in-
stant-o. II man mmo into tho ntoro our
day and attached a machine him a I-I.f-
fee will to the counter and began to
turn tho crank.
"What's that?" asked the druggizsl,
nee actor. '
“A machine to take the seeds out of
raisins that I'd like to sell you. "
“Will it put them bark again?"
The poddler gave a pitying look at
Mr. Luna: and marched out without
number It 51'. Hard Post.
I. -
I? walk. h ‘ t ‘
IIIO
.~ou'.~'
HE
.‘lll‘l tho IIIIII'spIIpI’II' man Illl‘i‘l:
I (III l-pll’, .I_-.
. ran.
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