In diver voice in eh?! enough.
Mil whil- tbe lion‘s med an:
OI. bad 1 amp within tilt| mu.
u“.- ’58:? .
iler lily llddn-d. azure :yt-s
Add to tile- qnli-L. electric thrill.
For new twu human dutinim
Depend upon a mnidca’n will.
Tho friendly until vind'n loft was
Bremen» a solution fair.
And ono unruly. rouninh trim
l‘alb- where it innilbmi despair.
L'pon a wayaldo orchard lmlu
We nett- tin- frhlty ebiokadec.
He remu- in my. "I'pon my will.
TWO previous filllH, uh, but, uh, m!"
What would ht- gin' if. from its bark.
11o eould uwynd t.) j l)’ like this.
Or. when the ovuuinr: slmzlm grow dark.
Imprint tho ruputltious klrli?
Dear Leila. timnnb "imprint: delay.
Add all the summer turn to snow.
Our lives-I are. pimlgml to endings May.
And nothingvrlm: I care to know.
Join. Bravos.
THE L H DING LA DY.
A VALEN'I’IXE DAY Slilalf‘ll.
(Copyright, 1880. by American I'rcmt Awnin-
tion. |
Miss Blancbu Defoe. leading lady of the .
Wulkback Dramatic company, was in a
very bad humor an aim stepped off tho
train at Grovovillo. Tim weather had
something to do with it. no doubt. It was
weather such an the English flf'fifll'lbttm
“boastly,” yet it Was olxariurterlstio i
Fobruary.
But the weather was not all to blame.
Miss Defoo had been a leading lady for
three months. and aim was thoroughly dis:-
gusted with the Hugo. Sim had Worked
for soveral years with Iliin‘ ambition in
View, and now that .she had rennin-d it who ,
Wished that her lot. lttul been east any" ‘
where but on tho stage.
The prosth was eertainly not alluring. '
The tour of the Walkbaek Dramatic com-
pany had not been successful. Salaries
had not been paid slam the firstwm-i: out.
aiid now thorn was a poflsibility that tho .
entire combination would be stranded in
some out of the way nook on the New
England circuit.
She envied the young women whom she
‘ saw in tho cheerful homes sbo paused by
in her walk to the burnliko hotel.
biy and friends whom Hun-had known
for years. They did not bum in travel all
day in drafty. uncomfortable vars. eat
their meals at railroad rostnurants and .
wonder on what day they would be left 3
penniless among strangers.
Yet she realized that the-'o sumo young
women envied bur.
“Fools, everyone." .«be mnl lured to her-
nlf and followed the I'i£.-i of the company 1
into tho hon-l. ’ '
In fact, a good many peoplo in iirove- '
ville were feeling rather sour that day.
Tho rain thntlhad begun of daylight was
,.,, still falling stozulily and was turning tho
mow into kind) that. .eeonirvi to exert a
dampening and chilling iniluuneo over ev-
' milling and t-'.'uryliody.
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John Brinkley was perhaps tho moot l
cheerful man in town. Just why he will
' woo later. Let us ntato right here that tho
dead walls: and bum-d i'i-twus of iimvcvillc
had mun-mired {or :r-vvn Sill‘v‘I-Ssii‘t' days
that on Feb. ii the “Edit u-h llraumtio
yompany, “a grand aggrugation of lilaf‘i’i-
i.
“in-awn A vacuum mu roe, runs."
onic stars.” Would present the ever popu-
lar drama of “I"anchon. the Cricket," in :
um opera house.
The pmpbeeyof the [meters had come
in tunes. It was St. Valentine's day, and
the Wallshzwl; Dmmatic company was
thorn. The citizens did but sot-m to ho unrr
duly excited over the fan. however. The
“binrionie stars" themselves were soon
made aware of this. ’Vl'heir Information
,eamo from the manager coon riftcr his re-
turn from a visit to the local celebrity do-
ucribedon mammal“ u ”its-rand
pun-3."! ‘ '
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’l'br-y .
blid fond mothers and kind fathers prolm- r
t
.....~ ~ M. ”‘3:
roan _ wan to '
tbobonu i ,5” ,‘ “‘
“Inc the W'r‘ , “WW
to reward «alibi: ‘ not;
at a.” v”... t. “
”kink.” . '0
Ami tiny -
John Brio Mdidn't can n snap for tho
wmthcr. Ho : ~ mid sandman time that
nftcrnmn to he «mm who had come
splashing in . tof tho wot. Why 01th
hot In tho . titer of bin well clocked .m-
cury nblu all matter We bland am:
chtcrfnily. on i he was warm and dry.
lit-olden tbi . John was wmothlntt of n
numosful.
milieu. And
E had Itnilod at
i new. a meat b
uorryblm. .I
frolxivilm air
an «my pmlt
to gazing at
his store window. It was a picture of
Miss liiauclu Defoe. leading lady of tho
Waikbm-k Dramatic company.
"Mighty handsome young lady,” John
mliloquizod. "Hanged if I don‘t shut up
early tonight. and no to son that show."
.iobn motioned to gazo at? tho pictnrc.
Flo had wry i tllo also to do, on customers
were Minnie.
John's pull
other detectul
and not a lit
lobn considered that fortune
him. He had a guild burl-
mk amount and nothing to
ilm bolpnl himself to a cigar
weiwv, nvumr himself into
.ou on tho wuntvr and fell
upended in his making no-
lo ustoubibod with himself
altor ho had mado it. He chuckled fro-
; quontly as: he do his supper that night.
? “I wmulrr ‘hnt tho fellows will my to
dint?” be torn irked andlblv. lilvldontly ho
ihad matured a whomc in bio mind and
iwus pinturln tho surprise of his friends
i when he shou d relate it to thom.
i John Brie ley was quite a favorlto
aiming tho yo mg man in town. He went
to Emma sworn! tinmsa year and bad
oven spent a \ eel; in New York. No can i to leave a", stage for good."
doubted tiiati could have marl-led almost
a any pirl in t
But he didn't
it) look aroum
.iiooso. "0 said he was going
a‘ little before he got. mur-
rlcd.
So John Br ckley. being highly satisfied
with himself was convinced that his
var it was. was a brilliant
nu. llnwovor. itdid not in-
is attending tho production
tho Cricket." at. tho opora
plug.
in a front seat and a com-
that.
mbomo. who"
and original t
teriem with i
of "Function.
.iumiw that. ov
liu Wm; tilt-T
poucnt part if the slim audienco
awaltod tho rim of thocurtaiu.
Behind the t'mtllgbis thorn was gloom.
The “bistrimio stars" wore. as it local
manna shifter uproaoml it, “rendin tbo riot
act to the bots." 'I‘bey worn nmklm: a
' eombiuod onslaught on tho manugor.
Miss lilanol o Dofoe was just having her
say.
“If tho ghost doesn't walk within a won-k.
I'm going is shake tho whole basin-'8»,
and that’su ntmiubt tip. See?" she con»
cluded with a l angry stamp of her foot.
"You'll lint
tho manager
laugh.
Miss Dofue t
juko worthy r
with a weak attempt at a
id not consider this ancient
f a reply, but marcbod ofl
1/1.»: ,3]:
in vm’ THINK oi: Tm; onio—
tutti?
l' bat-l; of tho stand and sat
1L.
n usher mine. in from the
“WELL. WHAT
: bauxittily to tl
v down on u tru
.lmt thou t
front of the In
' fili‘.
"That's me.
' “Here's a pa
"Now I mm
as sh:- rmd tb.
thorn Were no I
. ocl.
“Why don't,
; marked the “it
" just joined her
“flood l'ii‘fl;‘
to break tho st
wranpiuu. A
V closed, and on
“ From a fun
Miss lit-foe t
1 out n gorgeous»
enrda anti papi-
“A \‘flil‘fllllll.
exelaimt'tl.
"And :i u-‘r;
lending: old lax! '.
hit. my time."
“All up for
mil Wlllf'li iuti
of tho valvzit'in
Miss lb {or w
I the ir-t net {h
litul‘u :«llli‘il flux
of lllLit‘iim' (dill
ling of minothii
When Ibo av
haze of tluw’wa
sepia.- shifter ea
- t-i'who had fun
. “liqymi km
1 ptwkagi- to tut-‘3 ' she asked.
The iinllul‘ lll l. lie knew all about him
and was most happy to give Miss lit-foo
all the detail~ '(Iiifft'l'llllig .lobu Brickloy.
Ho own poin'u-l out to her tho minnow-ct»
; ing .lolm thrnmlgb a pm-pbolo in thocur—
lain. ' .
"(form back here after tho next. not."
.Niltl Ml.“ llt‘i'm in the Ilsllel‘. “I want you
to take a unti- t l him."
Mi» llo-lu.~ w ,n. a young lady who could
act with great irmnptmm on ocean-ions.
The. mm- was duly delivered. and an n
n-sult- John lir ekiey found himself wait-
ing in tho par or of the hotel at ”:15 p.
on“ that same night. his heart beating
somewhat x-api lly. but with a determina-
‘ ilon to see the! ting through.
‘filu'tt ilu‘ be: '4-54 SW... t it . 31. .lthl in ii
nuat fitting tail u- made Mill. .lnbn folt the,
last bit ~of his H-lf pomrspizm slipping
away from him He had always been {roe
from unbam-s: nit-m. whoa in tlte compa-
‘ by of any rif tizu village bulb-e, but before
. this dashing ytrung woman it was till!!!-
I eat. Miss Dcfcc, however. quickly broka
’ tho ire. ‘ .
1 ' I: it you I
’ silo said.
rltago for you, than.
M
0:41:13” clumps on [impar—
you open it anti see?" to
utility; old lady," who had
and .‘llFH Defoc proooodod
ing and tear nit tho paper
lil‘lfif‘bilfll'il box was dis-
im cover was written:
l admirer."
ml: off the cover and lifted
t'i‘t'flllnn of blue satin, silk
law,
by all that‘s tragic," shc
pretty one. too," said tho
“ You must. have made it
tho lll‘rl scene," was tho
rrunh-tl further discussion
-m on atulraperedtbrough
“antimn with considerably
l mustwr.
g lll'N‘llli‘S her lines. though.
war. nwr.‘ she took advan-
t whit-h the inexperieucml
and and sent for the fish-
nslii her the Valentino.
w llm person who sent that.
have totinnk for tho "I;
philmvpbor. So in any tuna who has been _
t conic- my wlmn fortune 3
union. llc folt quitc phrased ;
the walking bad. " rotortod‘
,. and its mysterious sender.~
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‘ [In Win Gentle. Charlublo and Good. but i
rod. and his name has been a household
‘ word ever alnco.
: 'tnnoc that tho new saint took the diseaso
; of epllt-puyttluit'i‘ his peculiar patronage
‘1 ity. it was natural to supposo ho would
. laid Nth -
tubal. laugh. “Wail, w
of the mind?"
John's taco grow wry and at this front
caution. but be was oqunl to the crow
pm.
“I think you're but u prottyu the
picture. Illa Defoe. and—um n littlo
puttlcr, bonsai if I don't."
Milli Defoe laughed-not a “h-
im." but a genuine laugh. liar black one ,
sparkled with humor, and rho certainly
rimmed tbc bobcat compliment.
“it's very nice of you to nay-o. I'm
cum."
“Well. llama ovary word of it." Mid
.Iubu. encouraged by his uueomt.
“Do you? Well. thorn mu something
in tho vulcatlnc-«wnwthlng in the way of
tom-s," continued Mina Defoe. “()uaooup-
lat run like this:
“If I but thought that you'd be: in
I'd like to ‘11:" Valentine.
“Then. of can you meant tho ."
Now John had not road the vows. in
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2.13.; .
Paper " 3
Store!
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Connecticut i
fact. be had not known that there to
any voms at all. Ila had conceived the
sanding of a volcntlnc to tho leading lady ,
of tho Walkbaok Dramatic conmnny no a
bold but harmless cont-nit from which be .
Would never hear a word. but about which 3
ho might wenro a very pretty romance
with which to entertain and uurprbte his
friends. llo looked at Minn Defoe, and his
embarramucnt mturnod. Still he was not
a faint. hearted young man, and be ad»
mired a woman who eould talk like that.
" Did you mean it?" oh» repratod.
“Yea. by gum. I did." burst out John,
with honoqt intensity.
"Did you really, now? Well. if you did.
I might tell you that I‘ve about docided
“Do you mean that. you would—you
“Tnko you for a valentino?" interrupt-
ed Miss lhiiw. “I will. and right now."
Whoa tho Walkbaok Dramatic company
left town the next day. tho leadlngluiy
was missing. Sim wmto a note to tho
manager, making him a prommt of tho
thrm wmks' salary duo her and resigning
her position. 'l‘bo wedding took place that
next day. and John Brinkley says that.
although it was a mistake. ho has never
rut-trotted somling that- valontluo, ,
h‘i-zwnu. I-‘oun
ST. VALENTINE. .
Ila Wan Bobcadcd.
The earliest authorities say that St.
Valentino wm a bishop, goutlo. charita-
blo and btauiguaut. whose tonguo Wm
marvelously pmuunlvn- in convincing the
beulgbtod pagans of the errors of their
ways. Ilc labored hard and earnestly in
suit the pleasure of the authorities. and
after being t-ruoliy lwaten with olubv ho
was boheadcd. This happened in the reign
of Marcus Aurelius tilaudlus. on tho litb
day of Fullrtlni‘y, somewhere about the
year 1'70, but alter-ids abrupt taklngufi
tho canonization of tho good bishop follow-
It in a singular circula-
d urlnu tho first of his saintly carter, while
now it would appear that his jurisdiction f
couilncs itself cxcluslvoly totbo domain of i
tbo heart. V
How did the good saint bommoroapon~
siblc for the flood of tender sentiment-
whieb lsanuuallyponmi forth under sizel- i
it'l‘ of llii \emxralple name‘.‘ A low only of .
the ransom. will be givon. Ono of the
simple-st explanations was that tho birds
selected their mates on Fob. ll. This
theory was popular for some time until a:
hoartloss naturalist knocked it into smltli- ;
err-ens by proving that. as a matrimonial 5
MENU”. birds didn't earn any morn for the
Hill than for tho liitb or 13th.
Another reason asilunml was that St.
Valentine, being a man of love and char
patronize those virtues. Perhaps tho best. V
wiution is tho following: With t-bo dawn :
lag of the (.‘brivtinn cmpuuan rites. pagan 3
ceremonies and pagan feasts began to (lis-
apponr. Sum" of tho toasts. howovor. wot-o
uu-rped into Christian holidays. Tho fos- .
use-and “km W" Misc D0”, Iival of tho Luporenlia was the can on .
E which tho Romans did honor to Pan aml .
iJuno, not. only with tho banquet, tho
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"'I' "5h!" 1"“ 1’3 fill“ said i eeremony in “'lilf‘ll tbu young mm drcw
:Hlllf't'sfl and MUCH! “in“ from a box of billets. enob inscrlbr-d with l
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She waslthluk- .
dance and tho drama. but by a peculiar ;
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maidons' paint-s. each luv-belor devoting1
himm‘lf for 12 months to the lady falling ?
to his lot. In tho natural ordcr of ovents i
tho Lupe alia bot-ante St. Valentine’s E
day, and tho drawing of billets was sol
agroonblo a. custom that the youthful blond l
rebelled against tho Vannibikit‘Ion. It. was ‘
tbereforo permitted to continue and from .
that timo to this, with more or loss varia-
tion to suit tho titties and tho people, St.
Valontinonnd Cupid havo been on very
intimato terms of relationship.
Front Far Brnlil. V
The custom of sending valentines in
rouiiund to no one. country. but obtnim in
Fitllli! shape nearly the world over. lit-op i
in tho heart of Brazil. whore ono would i
think the day had no innit-atoll. inn largo
convent. It stands in a land of eloutlless i
skies. giir‘zuuiii birds and beautiful flow- ‘
“1-,; Tim feathers of tho birds and tho L
leavos of tho flowers are so mingled by the ,
doi't fingers of the nuns who; inhabit tho
ehuveut tlmt'ihey are in great dmnaud for
valent int-4 in 'I-lnglund and at bar countries.
They fllul their way, with valentines Ilmliu
from the delicate moss from tho bottom of
the Meditwrauenn sea, totho fashionable
bookshops of London, wboro on the 14th .
of February. they pass tnthe parlors of the
beauties of the season; *
More than one young girl baa opened on
tho auspicious day a box eovorodv with
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L been learned that another Cuban upodi- a
W ‘
(taunt Warts} Bimini“ with the on»,
an. of Am.» mu Wu Pop,
can-LOW “a out: a run: wan.
w: and In». 5
Parmnnuuu. rub. ti.—-It inn last;
i
tion. including about 100 of the curvivon
of the Hawkins expedition, culled from
New York lat-st Monday night. It was
made up of Cuban: from thin city. Now:
York and lit-ton. Tho atmmcr.Enalc-’
wind. hailing from Nova Hwtin. in the;
renal. and aim was lowed tbmugb n .‘ew I
York firm of ship broker: and brought on .
to Mag island Bimini. whom aim has been
lying for the pact twu weeks. She entries
to the incur-punt: 100.000 rounds of car- '
trldgca and 2.000 Itnndn of armu. .
The leaders have been busy ever since:
the Hawkins disaster arranging the dc-'
tailn. though it won originally intended
that tho cxpmlitiun which called on Mon- .
day was to have becn a lupplemontary u- i
partition to General Garcia. The money'
to pay for thin crpmlltion cntuc from Cuba
a few days ago. in Cuban clrclcs 897,000
in Spanish gold is the figure named.
Last. week a requisition was made for
100 man "i go in the vowel. Word was
sent to the woven iuntas in the United i
i States. and it is said that uctaxlngic man i
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To visit the 1
Dress Cutting School
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Tuesday, Thursday or
Saturday.
From Hound ttno p. m.
22 South Main St., Sci. fiormllt
,clty on Tuesday night.
called for deeilncd to go. From this city
seven men Went. including one Francisco
Alvnrcz. who was on both the ill fated.
Wilmington (1)91.) and Nashua expedi-
tions. Five of tho-lo on board have madc
three provious attempts to reach the no
land. umongthu number being Sanehez‘
Valdez. a distinguished engineer. The
,. raven recruits from this city joined their
coiurades in New York and went. outside
of New York harbor in a tug. A mistake
made in tho Hawkins expedition was
avoided in this. The men were will. in
uracil parties to the ship and the atom and
ammunition in small quantities: IIIML‘liil.
of loading in bulk. as was done lil'l'ill'l‘.
With tlioldeparturo of tboso men from .
Philadelphia not. more than half of that
: Cubans who woro formerly etnployetl int
cigar factories in this city remain, uvor 1
200 in all having departed for tho island. '
Most of the Culmns who remain here arc
men who buvo busiuoaa intorestnor family ;
cunncctlons. Wlilt'li make it diilicult for
i theta to leave. i
A Conference of the Lenden. V
An important step was taken in illlél‘
A meeting was}
held in the houso of one of tchV Cobain
. leaders. at which thoro warn present. in:
,hddltlou to the leaders of tho local junta. 1
‘ Delegate Estrada Palmu, Secretary Hand
._..., M- fin...”
INVEST
Your Savings in Reli-
able Six Per Cent Secur-
ities and
INSURE
Your ;Life, House or
Furniture through‘ the
‘ agency of
Room t,Masonic Building,
Norwalk.
, that if they can fortify a seaport the radio,
; of free ('nbn will in in a much better pu-
. vouebsafe no further information conecrn- I
‘ lug tho vessel. i
Howard D. Smith, .
zalo do Quosada and General (Ialixto (inr- ;
cin. The: three leaders pained came over1
from New York. and tho first two wont'
on to Florida to earry the result of that
conference to llr. Castillo. Plans for tboj
future Wen) discussed. and one that was;
thought. most tioslrablo was agreed to. and i
Sonora l’aimu and (1m «min are to water,
with Dr. Castillo an in its approval. The!
main object to be carried out contemplates
thc sanding of no morn nicfl‘to the island. l
()nly enough men will be sent to son that
the material is properly lundod. i
The goncralu in mmmnnd have. all tho,I
men they nerd—in fact. more than they;
run now prorido for. They will also on i
doavor to good some heavy guns, ml at
numborof the leaders are of the opinion
r
sltion to demand boiligervut rights.
Th:- iuune of the steamer Enulewoml
doth not appoar in tho marine register and i
is not known to maritime men. Tho Cu- .
bcu lenders in this city give that as that
name of the alleged filibuster. but will
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Triumpbn For the Insurgents. l
BATARASO. via Tampa, Fla. Feb. l-i.—’
The steamer Lersundi brings adviecs of
insurgent triumphs in the province of:
Pillar (101 um. i
Thi- whole of the interior of Plum-dell
Rio. or Western (John. from near Havana to
f‘apo San Antonio. is eompletcly at tho‘
merry of the insurgouts. Mann and his,
' following are kept. advised of overy movof
It Kills Pain
Ac ETO plutonium
AC ETON ¥
Lafirlppo and Hoadnohe
thro guaranteed to be cured
I)’
Iftakcn in time. If you have Nou-
rclzin or Rheumatism.
Match is the Remedy thati
Cures.
Avalon. Dr. )larlmul‘a Aooion. has tho uni- 1
vol-mlrowvuunomiatlt‘mnfali who hnvn used;
it. Hon. N. I). Sperry of New Haven trims an ’
exoellont tostinmiiiul in favor of Ai'i‘iltn. i
Ninet ' por eent. of all lioadnehes. no matter ‘
from whntoanse thov tnayuriso. are guaran-
teed to ho enroll by IllI'JISE of Ai't‘iml.
(folds uro- nun-«l and pneumonia is prevented .
by the use of Aootl'tn. ’ .
- Aeo-ton i» put up m
horns of iwolvn powders ,1
in how England.
The Aceton Medical.
'1 Company. ‘
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MYSTIC. - - -. - - - GONNA
of the. royal troops. The insurgents purauo .
their old policy of avoiding battle, while?
tbcy control tho interior. ‘
In San Juan y Mart-incl. tho insurgent
chief Yaronu has issued orders to his men ‘
to seize all the tobacm in the warehouses.
He also has issued an imporutivo order to ;
the inhabitants of Plnar dol Rio to gather
no tobaeco except for their own snmkiug.
This action is it severe blow to one of (In '
ba'sehief industries. I’inar dul Rio being
the famous Vultra Arriba tobacco district.
The whole region between Pinnr del
Rio and Cape San Antonio is in dire want-
, and profound misery, town after town bo-_
lug without food. Halt cannot be bad.
For a ennclderablo than no supplies lmvot
l‘t‘lliflli’il them either by land or by Hon.
‘ Unlesv the government institutes; instant.
relief measures starvation and dontb await.
the unfortunate people. .
Weyh-r In Disgusted.
MAnutn. Feb. ii.——.\ dispatch to The
lmpnreial from llavmm gives a report of
‘ an interview with i'aptaintv‘oneral Wevler.
in which he expresses with meat n-mphaviv
hi< dicgus‘t at tho enndltion of uti'airu
‘ eat-ll. whit-b are rmlil for '25". at It" drug “WW ‘ which be found him" iii-a arrival l'ii‘f'uba.
With the enmity only nine miles from
the enpitul. the eourago of the. Spanish,
drooping. the army uselessly split into
small sections and a powerful force. of car
airy scattered into minute detachments,
things. he. said. muld not have been much i
worse. General Weyler doelnred that while '
he might meet with momentary difficulties ?
l Arc the pmpmmrq 0; this wondflml remedy. 1 he would nevertheless conquer by conntant
l to whom should be addressed all communioa— 1 work and emsoless activity.
IBall “
filth
I. w. of
“calcium!!!“
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and built up our . _
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pound: clear Lunch
alone It or exam is 0‘ ,
V ‘ uppaclution; him ,
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was simply our now M'
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tactic
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Declared by the reverent Chemi-
cal A Ill to be the purest. safest. ‘ ‘ ‘
rarest and most economical lcnven- "i . .
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YOUR REPUTATION
n: a house-wife of the greatest skill
in the preparing of pics. mites and
biscuits will be established. if you
follow our cxatnple. Take no sub-
stitutes from your grocer.
macros“ IV
c. D. .053 d 503. New lit-“I, COII.
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NVENTO
Just now before Stock Taking: we are trying
to clear out a few broken lots and to make
them go quickly have marked them at
t
The sizes are broken. but if we can fit you in
these lots you will be in luck. It’s worth
trying so don't delay.
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Men’s Pants at . SLSO to $3.00 :
Reduced from 83.00 and 36.00. 1‘
Boys’ Ulsters at . SLOS
Reduced from $3.50.
Child’s Suits at . . . . . . SLOO
Reduced from 82.50. '
Men’s Suits at . . . . . .
. 55.00 ,
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w. A. BENEDICT a. Go. . .
Clothiers and Furnishers,
l9 MAIN STREET. SEVNTINEL BUILDING,
Norwalk. So. Norwalk. ' ’
Reduced from $15.00.
Printing
Carefully
Executed
at
the
I Sentinel Office.
LOVER’
,. Double Shoe Store!
'40 AND 42 WALL $7., NORWALK.
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We have a few pairs left from our januai‘y Sale that are the biggest
bargains ever offered at any sale 'of shoes in this City.
Those Winter Russets at 33.00 are regular #5 Shoes.
“ “ “ 32 m “ " $3.50 Shoes. ,4 I“
Those Patent Leather Lace 5h065.'3l-35, are ngUIar 33.56‘Shoes. "
Those Ladics' Show. at 81.39 are regular 32.00 and $2.50 Shoes.
postage atmnps to find tboreln areal South
American humming bird. holding in its
tiny beak a billet inscribed with tho sontl-
meats of the day. These unique valon-
tines aro costly and of surpassing beauty.
and the atlas of tho Brazilian convent put
many a penny into the urn of charity by
their delicate lugonuity.
It Often Ended Happily. .
In the last. century, on the eve of‘ St.
Valentine's day. thc young‘folks in Eng-
land and Se‘oi land celebrated the festival.
An equal number of molds and bachelors
came together. and each wrote his or her
u: on upon a condom Milo. winch was
malmdrew by lot from themales' name: and
tho latter from the names of the females.
After this tlm valentines, as tho chosen
onus were called, gave parties to their
friends, each valentine marina till billet
on his or her alcove for several days.‘ no.
littiocport often endrsd in on W.
of maritime , . .
i rollod up and plan-d in a box. Then the {0- i
«u .
i "n” mammal: run
ICETON KILLS PAIN.
For Sale by B. H. Plainicd.
c. ii. llama-Q
icrrv . EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY.
‘.
. Pmition for tlmrnutzhlv mmblo #lmmla-r-
* maid or waitress iAmt-ru'nnl. tirat class refor-
epa-o. Aim. [Nihillfln for roam: mun ml I'm-I'll-
. .um and Jar-bur. ‘
V Ladies and gentlemen desiring first-
Iclm help in any, capacity can obtain the
prime immediately at. the above agency;
or frmnlc. can ucurIVotnployment.
50. H. HAQVEY. HnwgyV'VuV
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‘ "*wwonfiwctm
am” both to give battle b‘nmdimly.
It was his intention. ho said. to rinse
,' up the infantry corps with rc-enforeomontu
, from Spain and tnsupprcssail theoxistinu
‘ muall dotaehnmnts.
i A dispateh from Havana states that the
i, mayor of Managua and other residents of
‘ that place have joined the insurgents.
l _. Weston-to Inc the Forms. ~
i HAVANA. Feb. n.—n is’ “numeracy“
stated that General \l'eyler will personally
, take the field very soon. v .
‘ Macm'stroopn are reported near Cayhja-
: bus. between (Iuanajay and Anesima. in
east ui the strait-git multary lino, in H0»
; vnna province.
g Captain Gent-ml chler's' purpnsc in
' said to he to place his command between
gals-libero wit-hing positions. either male the armies of Game: and Marco. in the
neighborhood of Quivimn. and force Von. or
wmracau.
humanity
r .
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the custom end of Pluar del Rio province. ,‘
‘(imax l~§1>zltlr~l to be in l’ortugaleb ,
V \Vchave Ladies' Dongola Button Pat. Tip Shoes at 88c. V
Children'shl’at. 'I'ip Spring Heels,’sizes 5 to S, at45c: sizes 9 to "Lab;
55 cents.
Ladies' Flannel Lace Shoes at 50c 21 pair.
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The only Double Shoe Store in town. ' “‘1.
v
fin and 42 wt strut. Kamikarfiittt
. REMEMBER IT’S GLOVER’SV.
()ld audtRcliablc Boot and Shoe Store.
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Norwalk Chronicler