it W
on tomorrow.
\\':li t are you Weavlut—
Labor and nut-rout
Look to your lmilnl again:
Past: l' and footer
ll; tin-grunt «hunt-11
l’l't pun-(l by tho luster.
Lift-'11lttilwlmilll.
Room for lt—t‘uotui
THE HISTORY Ill A DAY llllll III
‘ iElISi PARABRAPHS.
cm. Account: Cumming Camel finals
(lattiml From the Highway: and Byways
at typical Connecticut It on!
Children of yeah-111w,
ll: tr» of tomorrow.
Lighten the labor
And MW‘t'N'n the sorrow.
x<:'.\”-‘tht‘ Ilia tiltttttles ll]
Faster and tuna r.
13p nirl be at it»-
At um i.' \vlth the Master.
Ilia . tunda at your loom,
Roam (or him—remit!
The police broke up :1 boxing exhibi-
tion given. by the Waterbury Sporting
and Athletic 1-l11blast night. Tilt‘l‘ittt‘i
event Will to be a knot lit-nut bells-1011
ritually. of Providence and Murphy, of
. Children of yontt-rdny‘,
Enid Btist1111.\\honthe police arrived
the .ifYair “'th iiltlllt diatt- ly the lami 1:!‘1
bv the (tightened 111at11g-rq,tuurlt to
the divgust of 251') lifial intone.
When burglars entered () (1. l"c.~':-011~
dt'tt'n' it: also iii Statttfot'd, Tut-inlay night,
he heard 1' noise on the lower floorot' llll
house, but thought it was made by the-
eut and did not luv efliimllt'
clothing atid underwear at the house.
leavingltisownelothing iii the dining
room. ,
William ill. Buttnell. for the pain
thirty years sutnirlntendettt of the town
poor department of Bridgeport, abroth.
rrof \fra. J. G.
will. it is uttderstmtd. be appointed
:mtte agent at the Taritl'ville institution
lllt'.si‘1nford is in failing healtlt :iiid‘him "‘l longer “‘1’ ““le "It'll?“ ‘0
«weep, brown, 11th wash. scrub and,
,.eon1' 0aI-l1 creme and nor.k,11~1nthe‘
about to retire.
' At the SpOClill town meeting in Wil-
ton it was voted to reduce tlte tax levv
to it milla, a virtual reduction of l ._.
ntilla.'1‘he matter of roads was dis-'
posed of by authorizing the contractor
to put thein itt good condition. th 0 sur-
pins: found being sutlioient for that par
0110' $400 was appropriated for perma
nent improveutcntai. All bids for the
care of the town a poor must be 111 on or
before the "')th This has precipitated
110 littledisenasion as to the right of
the authorities to l'ariit out the [taupe-ram,
la‘ rota p 'esu'ut iit lit.- itiotts, it is reason-
able to believe that Hartford will 801' are. ,1
Pyramid Temple, Nobles of the .\lysth- 3
Shrine. A meeting of Stirittoru. to ink:
actionou the. matter, will he held in
Bridgeport 'l 111-«lav evening, \lnrt- li‘.’
'l‘.;heopinion now to that iippisttiou I‘ll:
transferring the temple to II: tl‘irttl‘t!
\\:li bestunll. It the trausler is 111mb
{ah-loo worth ol' p llillultlll 11in will i.'I
with the teittpl9. 1t 'ii said that over
titty ['1 mt 1rd Slirin -1' 4 I1 mi ~11 lint‘l’liltni
$3 5 each to have the transfer made, attai',
more will be. raised if needed.
Capt. Chariot Smith. a marine diver. ,1
nearly lost his life at Bridge-port. Wed- 3
ttevdav afternoon while 1-1td1-avot'iiig t i
remove therigging of the tw'o muted."
schooner Clara Pm't. ot Vow Yo Ll'
which went- down off Seaside Park iti‘
a flame gale on Feht' uaryiil. Thu diver.
while engaged in his Work. l)(‘(‘.l'lllt‘
caught 111 the rigging. and could not t'Lv- j
trieati- himself. ll“ signalled to his a.»
instant, but the latter could not bring
him to‘ the surface.
hint .'h‘ fast as ptsmble. but ln- wa
down there more than an hour and hi.-
pouition llt‘t‘uillt' In't‘litdts'. Finally a lai-
\Vll! rigged up and lowered to him from
the sloop Kirby, and he was dr
rigging atid all to the surface.
almost 111-ad when rescued.
any a
A council of(‘ ingregational minister:-
hus been called to settle :1 dillit'uitv
which has: arisen hi to 1-1 11 the it: -v. 311'.
Brown, pastor of tho ('Ailllgl't'glliullil‘.
church of Madison. attd certain conver—
'ative members, who illth‘ itiatli-t-hzit'—‘
gt‘rl against the niiitistt'r'ul' heresy. Til" "
:lf‘t'llSt'tl pastor is a young man and :1 1'1--
cent graduate of the
school. He \t'asatnetubet'
left before finishing his course. He at
tended the Yale Divinity school a year.
but left to accept a pasrnral position in
New Bl’liftll‘ti, Mass.
license topreach. and, “hilt-doing pas-
toral work itt New Redford, be con-
titiued his studieu at Yale. largely by
correspondenee. receiving his diploma
two years ago front tin-Yul:- Dtvittity
school. He has been Iilfiitlt' o7ftIu-t iti-
gir-gzitional clinrth about ilill'l' vzt-n'n
lie is thirty- three v.;:- m: of age
"Bless you my children," c.\'1~‘.ai11:i'1l
her lather "hit ~11 vou. I don' t mind
.ayiug that Id 11 it" to kick this young
man down stairs but the joke “rip-1:4
have made. that such a ' (filt'fillllll. Blen-
yon. my children." With that ill' 11 iodi-
a very tt'ilerablo blut'i' at a look 111‘ radiant
contentment. '
l
BEiYiIilEQF t
Illillllltllis l
' .X'Tli
Do not be deceived by infringe-
rent: of name, pa ..ckage or cigar-'
1"! E ONLY GENUINE
3l‘lflii “labial Iiiiiililliiis
Bur theta: similc signiturc at
teen
on the postage and on each clam-ct“.
' TA Kl! NONE WITHOUT.
W~~~w .-
> , . Chilittren Cry for
Pltcher’s Canada.
0111.- of the
burglars made a complete change of
Air was ptiitipi-tli .,
Ht- \1.t~ ,
Yale Divinity"
ol' tin-chin»:
of 189] iii the academic deparnn-nt. but i
. | contrasted strangely with his usual prtt
III’ was gratin-d :1 '
Helm of tonnnrro'.'.'.
Lead: at your l'nl-rio
(if labor and borrow.
Bunny and dark
‘1 'lll despair and (Ilium-r.
1 .":1 it--;tud bi,
'l'l ' :Igit of the Hunter!
Th. '3 at the loom.
lit.» 1.. mt him—THU")!
~.‘llnry A. Lathbury.
H01 SI" "FOR SALE.
luallAubussen there wasttot a clean-
01-11111] anteater ltoutiu titan that of Mlle.
Lisbeth Mauduit.
It was this some love of cleanliness
‘ollins. of horwalk. ,Wltll‘il forcedthe worthy person-inoday
tto nit thini it on herdunr: “Ht u t'l'or
, shortly to 1.1101 red Marvin H. Sanford iLv . I g
3. ale. lletit under the weight 1 f yiurs.
past, of this :pntr ions dwelling, and,
l1~1neo bill‘ would not have been able to
glivo in 11 placowhere the smallmt rquart
l 1 l the ll': '11- did not Eililll‘ liken mirror.
«In: ill't‘ilfl‘l'l d to get rid of 11 pirco (if
. property which she could not. tnkocarc
i of.
' The truth is, the old lady th"'ltIl tc
stoop in a mint. alarming llltlitlitjl', and,
:1b1axtall. from the 1la_' :l' o )1: 1d 1 at the
fatal :«ian «at her door. me 1ni.. -ht::
-that tho hurry and excitement of not It
i a resolve had broken her detinitely 11111]
g placed her on the border of the more.
It was M. Plant-hon, it man of prop-
erty nutl member of the building (.‘t'ltlll~
1 oil. who bought ilt‘l' houro. 'I'ho condi-
ition~1alm piopoved wet-11d so ndvnnta
l
igeouu t) hint that ho ar't'tptr-d tht 111,
w him it discussion.
She said ltitu her place for 311.0011
' front-1:, to be paid in 15 years. itt annual
invtalimenta of 2.01111 francs OACiILDUi
,eotuaiti,: the interest. The. Kale, would
not. lioer'-:1:;itleretl final until after the.
, payment of the last annuity. H0, being
‘ free it) have raid contract signed by all
his direct heirs, til‘Sfftdliiillliri, contmnpo
rnries and elders, if any (no of thaw
3' ~igncrs failed to 111' et thin last payment
111 permit. tl; 11 house Would then rover:
to llllle. Maintain while.
.idt, if she died l1f1 m the 1.": yr'ats h. 11'.
expired ”ten within eight days after
. the sale, the house would innnmllaiel-y
' become the property of Plant-lien out
without his having to expend anothrt
‘t'etitimo toward its purchase,
to thi- time 11f her death, the two l't‘lllll‘
"" "1' * "in Hunt,
, lift.- i11<11ranco it "t t' if thi-r'o COlltilllUllt",
thumb-111'”—
lSil ill‘l' sentence; a violent attack of
coughing :ttrppv-d the words 1:11 her iip:.
' and M'i-mt'd 1111111th to ultimate it-‘t'. She
slit-oi; and grow so red in tho face that
po« 1' l’l:lllt.‘lltlll trembled. fearing that
.FllttWtilliti [lllra‘ away before his very
ryt-s. Then she fell latch in 11 H'u'tdl, ro-
mantz'd for 11 nautical perfectly inert,
:1111.l’ti::ally, opt-hing her t-yes, tel-zed:
l "\tr-ll, what do you any to it
“l arm-pit." exclainiel the excellent
man with a burst of enthusiasm which
i (lent'o.
.5 “Udtitl !
tract."
i’lanchon tool; leave.
carry the good lll‘\i'ti to lllt-l wife. After
having :11' qt: liltit d all his family with
i the. dot. tilsol tln- allait' llt' cone lulled bi
' saying:
“There's only a. breath of life left in
, her, poor woman! ‘ * ‘3' I fear, indeed.
that before the year is up the house
willbt-long to 11:! * ' 4* It. will not have ‘
t-ost iiio drarl"
All the. family signed the dew] of :11:-
quin'ition, accordingly: l’lttnohon and
. Mine. ‘latmlion. with lit-1' baptismal
1111111.-
Joseph, and .\ltuu. Joseph ;
M. and 311110.
I Ain't-tin, parents of the young woman. '
i and Lime. Lettdlier. illit'\\'Ititl\\‘1‘.tiSlater
.f of l’lattelioti.
Mlle. Lisbeth was to weak that day
I that they could ttotuigu the paper at the >
notary’s. but. had to have. it tattento
;thel1omu cf the owner. At tho moment
that her bill 121 itnro was required tito old i
} Iadyw on 51 find with a violent attat- l; of
coughing, follotv‘ei by a fainting tit, .
, which lllrit‘ti a quarter 1f 11:1 hour. 'l'ht
, purchasers belted at cncan tther mortal-l
' ly afraid. Finally, rim revived and
wrote her signature with a trembling
i h:.1ntl All brt tlillul .1 51gb of relief. The'
E house was their“.
i They lili—lflllt’tl themselves therein,
l withoutticlay.
I
l the inclusute f1 111.07] by the two beauti—
fu.1ootn~ ith. null-1 rnoxpo'mre which
Mlle. Llfiht tlt had rr=11ved for herself.
The installation war: a labor iouu 11nder~
taking—Caroline would have liked to
have /tlte runny rooms; but she had no
intixn'tion of being relegated to the sec-
ond floor! That would do very well for
Mute. Anceh'n, the mothcroiu-law of
Joseph! Then. too. it she settled herself
on the first tloor, she would be all ready
to tour into the nanny rooms directly
poor le. Lisbeth had taken her do.
partnretor the other world.’ and that”
aims, woald be before very long! ll. and
films. ‘Planchon chose. therefore, not
without a high. the least had of the
rooms on the north side, leaving the
other one to Mme. Letdller. The Ance-
latex and the Juanita shin-ed the second
out.
on the tithe: ‘
' llttly,
Mlle. Mauduit reserved for herself. up i
\\ itlt sontht‘tti expoauroon tho first floor. ,
: sale in tho form 11C: '
'l'hi aged spitis‘ter wtistiot able to thy .
I will send word to the no
tarry tort-1111- lit-ri- and prepare the ("‘II' '
impatient to ;
of (Iarolitm; J’iuttchntt's ‘SOD. >
The rooms were spacious ,
and very to;- afortably arranged, save for -
latter the titty-41! the sale that her pur-
iehnscrs more quite touched. They all
I had very kind heat-iii. and. seeing her so
‘uenr the tomb, resolved. ml by one ao-
leord. to rotten her last moments. as for
int: lay in their power to do.
’ 'l‘hoylit-11Io\tt-tl upon her all manner
of little ,utteulioitt-i. The day of tho pot-
nu>f1-u, for lllatttttco. Mme. Joseph car-
lriod good soups to her. so that than she
[might be “lengthened11bit. If there
wan chicken. (.‘tit'olitio sent her the wing.
Mme. Aurelia, who “'35 really a cordon
blun. new 1' made a smttllo without put-
ting aside a portion for her. and oven
Mine. IA-tellior. notwithstanding her
usual ifltiluttl't. nee. teservodalwaytta pot
or bowl of all the aweotmoatr. jellies
and preserves with wnich «he was 'wont
to till the cupboards.
: All these good people rejoiced to H00
‘ that. thanks to so many intentions. and
i so much care. they \vero prolonging the
I life of the old w.utnnu Lvery morning
they inquired of N“ l1 other about her
health. and it who I tliit‘il ill a feeling
of sadness rpre 1d 1a er the household.
“Poor woman. "’ Plum-hon would any,
"I very much tear that one of those
mornings we shall not tlud any one there
any longert'f At which all the family
puckered their eyebrows. There were
tears in the air!
One night. ()nroliuo remarked to her
husband that Mlle. Lisbeth'a cough was
no longer lioard. He rose, quite uneasy.
and listened at her door. Asul‘t but
regular breathing reached him distinct-
ly. He returned to bin wife and l'tillrl-
tinted her.
“There's nothing to say; she is bet-
ter," murmured this latter. “It t.~i all
the statue! She has an even chantroot‘
getting ahead at uni"
The following day she had a very
. pleasant surprise. While she was iii the
garden. the saw Mlle. Liehetlt coming
down, looking brighter than natal. and
also carrying herself more 0100:.
That evening she forgot to rend her
the chicken wing.
And all the other memories obliterated
thetn~0lv '14 .m that little by little the
atitll‘f , the soothed and the preserve}: f1.r~
got their way to the two .'.s‘utltiy t'utnns.
Thetr'twcupaut was no longer ill. 011
the contrary. she grew better. her step
more alert. A year alter the sale of the
house she had grown perfectly eri-t't
again.
“(irt' d htavettsi” d1 elated ('aroline.
rot 111*. l:
'he north imit-
Nooiie any longer :iz-ked Mlle. Lisbeth
than he. " ill :.iith but .~i' :I' scetuedto take
an 1110 in giving [it tttantons inf: 111111-
lton reg: in? 111,; it.
“‘on how hell I wall
1 mita1'lo?'l‘li:'.t who it 1 \h lllh’tt‘i ti. :-
\:1< the into 111 my hon -' \'1.w,ll11\1-
:4 :.if.:ti;1111'. and [11112.4 di youth-1311s
ii('t‘ to 1:; iy that v1.11 lit“! p it in b' antti'ul
'rttt r {1r lll" '"
“if you think it i: it r you that on do
til," rotorti-d Mme. dost-pit one day.
That etctiitip. at table. the ,you' '2 “-1-
loan ran! to .‘d. l'iatit'lu 11:
“Wt-ii. _\'1 11 hole r-iti-law, the
woithy wettinn has t:tlI\\'llf"tl you, utter
til! She'll live for to yi-zt'is,)'v1i rei-
You will havi- 1-a'd ilt'l’ 30.1111! fr 1111's
"'it' a l1r:11.~e\\'Iiit'l1.nt lit-<1. i.—: only wotth
"310W! And, when Ira]: ;’ l. W!) from '1,
I really 1 tight to :11le l'.',|lllll, for, with
he iutt-rt'st, it will he 42.111111. "
Tito tax-1' 1111111 g1t:vrpah-. That he,
blunt-lulu. should have Iii-1'11 I:'1'.\\'.tt1«1ll
llo only l'iilliit'l't‘ll lll reply“:
‘lll simply \Viliilllil, il'tlil)‘ till
#1
M o,
aunts! '
” he dinm r endt ti :‘aiily iii :11'11. ill‘ufl-
in: II :-'1b 111' 1'.
'llio following morning ntdaybrealt
the i’Itllll‘llIilH were wnkeiiv'l by grtititis.
l‘lm husband :tzi'ani: out (I' lit-d.
"it's :1 llt'flii'. tattle! ' he cried.
lilrl \vtlo blilll‘il at him.
"(‘111 it be that that poor .\llic.
‘. i.'" iii
"' I v Ill no and Hen.”
lit: hit the 11111111.
i Tilllg will '
l
Lis-
Itt Ian-t. Mine. l.o.-teili1-r \\'2l.‘l dying.
At tttitlday :«lie was dead.
.\iilv. I.1.~bvt h i.'t'l'err-d ht-r lntniliio 141-1":-
lt'i-s. with-h. tiny dared int refuse,
it was she who lt-tt'lit'd tho holy walrr.
All the family. humor-1'. watched her
coming" and gotta: with :1 >1 1t tvt'
ratieor—an unaclmowlodged danger.
Tho day of the funeral ’lani'hun said
ta 1 l1i.:\vit'.-:1
"I'he fact is, if my poor sister had
had :1 sunny 1111111 il'.‘ probably thiitl
i not have departed thia life at) won!
Frankly, now, death might better have
take-11 :1 1151-10 >:: p: I'mUll, who has 111111110
to low her.
from this day on itw’as an open \var.
They hated llt‘l', this creature whom
tlt'itth had forgotten to remove, and 'who
had robbed Mute. Lt-tellier of bet" last
I rays of sunlight.
Her most implacable t’llt'llly was Mme.
Joseph. Shr- eztprcsrt-d nomtt about this
thief of life and sunlight with itll the.
‘ freedom and illlitlt‘ of ytittllt.Sltt'(':tliL-1l
her by [11111.4 the refr'at tory sin-101111, or
‘tho fugitive iron: the}: into-i of death.
Three years all: r fit 1 death of Matt.
Leteilicr..\llle.L1~b1.bManitorovaliaut
} titan over.
"There is 6,100 italics that Ihavo
paid her!" said l’lauchon one evening.
"That we may mold away on the
north $119!”va ‘tlto shrill voiced re-
sponse of Mme. Planchoo. who was just
going up to bed.
'Iltctt.cfnriuus at having to go into her
imhotlsi', or she nailed it. rite gave the
opposite door quite a savage hick. As it
In uh) to the noise her loot had made.
a low groan rcsounded at the button (if
the stairs.
It was Joseph, who was taken ill for
the third time within the month. They
gathered about him, attd the swoon last»
ad only a short time, but next day when
he got up. he felt shattered.
He did not regain his strength; Lon-
mention. w hich had threatened him tui-
some time developed itself very tits-
tinctly.1n vain they nursed hint, gave
him everything to strengthen him. He
tailed from day to day.
in mine her not: fade away that.
... VWW-
omit... could not neutral ”the tat-illite-
of itibeilion which Inuit trimming of her.
At the sight of the old maid. now so
thoroughly natured to health. site dulled:
"(tad it: not just!"
"lie has unionist-n the door," mur-
mured Jot-mph one emii'ug.
Then he breathed his last.
When. on the following morning,
Mlle. Lisbeth eaten-1L the death cham-
ber, carrying the holy water. Mine.
Plauolion man up t'oiivulsively. crying
to strident tones:
“Ali. leave its alone with our family!"
M. Ancollu. who \HIH standing at the
dour. ad d gravely:
"This it: not the moment, madetuoi-
who i"
Mlle. Liabetli Manduit did not show
-> M 6mm. .
THE MARITIME CANAL.
t'tu to Connect the unk.- Blur and
the (inn lain».
WASHINGTON, March tam-A bill to in-
.‘Ortmmto the Maritime canal ot‘ North
America. to connect the Hudson river and
the giant lattes. hnubneu introduced to the
1111.111: by Senator llannhroituhot .\“oNt
Dakota and in tho houseol' representative.
by Mr. Cooper of Wisconsin.
The momentum": of the mmpnny are
Daniel H. lturnhanu II- 8. Flutter and U.
I).\\1ithi-rell of Chicago. Luther Allen at
‘Ulcwl: 1nd. I". L. \uncout’ Milwaukee. I..
It. Hard and it. J. \l'eimiot of Superior
\t'. li “NIH and Putt-bk ll Kullvof ~‘t
Innl. l.11tl11r .‘llllldi‘lll’wlil G. (t. liarttuy
iii-I 'l‘. W. lluuo of llolnth, Janie-t An-
I r'em of Pittsburg, Henry H. ltt'rh-IJ'. oi
oi: ttiltnll, )5 1’.; .iuhn lionart, .ll
herso‘lagaiu until lilt' funeral. than...” n p Staten and it ;-: shut-mt
"Tiiat' H not :11;';;tisin", 11'. th lit-1' \tll HIV-
1! Isn't it many
“Doti't trust too much to appear-3
l’rmontly his voice ,
"llh.mypoorHist1'-r,1tiypo.1' water!" i
and '
dull.
The toor mother \l .11 utterly broken.
titn ngtlt
“If only slie It at the sunlight!"
growled PI 1111 hon. ti. be in. dual 1h repatr-
ingly toward the two routh mount.
This giowlinn. l1- \-.1~ver,1lid not keep
the poor woman from dying, uttd that
precisely on the evening of the payment
of the filth installmctt.
Mlle. Lisbeth did not offer her serv-
ices this time, but the day ultertlie bur-
ial they found on the tomb a wreath.
hearing this lllficl‘illlltllll
“Uod reunites iii-160 who love each
other."
Two years pugsed without incident.
Mlle. Lisbeth did not grow any older.
Plum-hon, on the contrary. was breaking.
ttud the Aurelius languished, while
their danglitt r droupt-d.
The hand of the four survivors of
trifle—nothing but the opening of 11 door
—lll1ne. Joseph would cry out iii the
hall:
"That old woman is a plague!”
Mlle. Llh‘bt th “(in Id come out. of her
room, and any. in :1 elttertul voice:
“Did you call 1110, my dear?"
"No alto was calling lllJ cholera!"
muttered l’lant hon.
The choler- I tiltl not come, but.i11 its
stead, an lllft‘ltlflllh i rip, which carried
oll' 'tl and Mme. Ann 111' 11 thoeatiit-night.
’lhit‘ time. ltiMl. .it the ci-tut-ttiy, the
day after the {uni 1.1] obsmptn-u tho y
found a “with, \\ ith the words, “God
calls bin elect unto ililll'i' If."
When l‘innchoti f1.'..:11l hit so” again
ineo to face \vith Ins d: mgr It‘ 1 iii law,
both gave a groan. \lilt‘l'clll there was
.1055 of grief thanel' tttigtr.
It v: as net-es. on in put the empty
room of tho .\iat0l'ih in order. The fa
tlter-in-law assisted his son's wife.
Mlle. Irish: tlt had gone out for a walk.
They heard ill’l‘. when >110 came in, ex-
clatniitt":
“l 111 in 11 persp 1' iii: 11‘ ‘
’lltt-tt tiny new set; 011 with the idea
the windows.
“Take 11:10, my child! This draft of
air is 1l::11gi".'tit..~!” raid the kind epin-
utti', 1:5: Sill p:t.~1l by Mme. Joseph.
’l'Iiia ntitl \\ as talau ill that very
night; she lm‘ . ph:.1iti.~'_\'.
'l'lu'ysatt-d iltl' temporarily, lattwith-
out. paring tar bat-11 ltt'l' lltiliiil.
111.10". 1! along. - for two years. then 1'.: at
snddettlv lila- tiie blowiugont of a 1': iii-
die.
"I am 51110.
”that
wreatlu'
’llio v real it left at tho ceittt-tety born
this iiltlt‘ only 1 no word:
' 1111'“! I
:1111 1.11312. when dying.
This Slltlltltig mninnzed fer five years!
:ide, writing tho l'OtllllB with mule-1'11
exposure. and giving way to attacks of
rage which l-lli': aggravated his rulin-
ing. ‘
tnctit canto round, ho had i‘rh‘htltzl ut-
tat-lzs, li‘t'll‘.‘1‘llll;: fruit which he seemed
‘wtaket and 111-11.1 - tomb lit' in m 01
1 At the 0nd of it: t ttrtlt year ho vn. '15
l no longer :1qu to_ lt-avt- his armchair. It
‘ \Viln .\Ille. l.1.'ovtb. therefore, “become
I to him on pay day. 111-at, even brisk,
5 and with very bright eyes.
i This brought on an attack which left
him paralj zed.
'l‘htu shi- canto to see him every morn-
ing, bringing ililll soup, cream, little
utter-ti!
lie devoured 1101' with his eyes, the
entire exlitcstion of his face iii-noting a
(it'lll, inexplicable terror—tho terror of
:1 child or an idiot.
NI,‘.\'(‘l'illt‘il'.~r', site
3 getitlo v'o'iet'.
while. ‘ '(Jourage I
tat-lice i' ’
At the end of live yearn. the day of
. the {norm nth payment, she came to his
room, gay, alert. rejuvenated.
1 “Here I out again," alto remarked.
“l have come for my annuity! Two
thousand and two hundred francs. that
is it. That. makes, up totoday. 39,900
francs. Still another ",lUO francs, and
the house is roars!"
PI: 1111 in 11' It iii: 1'11 at
tnnined still.
:Ebt' 11 l!t'l;"‘tl him. He was dead.
Mlle. Lisbeth would not. allow any
one to assist her in the last offices. She
went. herself to the church for the holy
water, and it 11.11. she who, with a
branch from her 01111 garden, sprinkled
thy. first drops on the brow of the de-
talkcd to him iii a
You must have pa.
her fixedlyaud re-
11:1: family tomo bore 111': word “lie-
united!"
'l‘hottext day on the door 01’ tlteitouso
iwhich had again th‘Ulllo- huts tin-:0
swayed in the hroez 0 this sign' . "lloiue
For Sale. “-—-l" 1011: the l‘rench in Klioit.
Stories. ‘ '
Ill: Country.
Senator Catntren rays that fow Anter-
1eana realize how 111,, - the Unttrd Stan's
rcnlly 111 "he could supportu popu
. latiou from on to twenty times the size
' of that we have now," he remarked the
other day "There is nothirg like in
compare with it on the face of the
plane. and we are Lnly at the begin: tab
of our proqprrity. Our country It? not
1 yet 0119- death developed. ”
1. -.......__,
Tito blow which she had received had,
been no screw that. the rapidly loathe-1'
the family V1111 gin-11 free min. For 11'
of ttllillL’, the in use, and tiny 1' 1.111011 all
bite,
the has already ordered tho'
Upon seeing it. P'iauehon was seized .
- 11 ill: a l‘ttlll‘il hive :htidtb 1'.
Five 515.11.: winch he spent on the ttotth ,
livery ytar when the time for pay
saying kind words thei
be last \1 re 1th which the placed 1'11-
,Neu York and Smith M Wood of Platte
l1nrg,.\'. Y.
'llio capital stock in to butltldlowintl.
and :1 bond bum: ol' 8':.titltt.tttitt lit pl‘ttl'ltlt'd
'm' The ("111111 :«tt-m lot which the will
pmildta in: la b -: lltLlfllrI 1r til 1b:- l: 11' ul ol
iitlotmtor 11111! .1: 1131111 on the H1111 «in In
lathe tinimptatn: 1111111 tltitlieati of I 1! U
l' ”itinolit to the .it Iniwrt-ttt'o rlver
2.121110. the long ~' .111” lflltitlll from L M'ls
ton on the .\111gur.irlvo:'.toiimi at on the
rim 1' almv-oti 1 i‘IlI-i, unditothoi'i ty toilet-ii
an and wid 11 the Champlain and Hudson
ennui ..~' mined
'lho clnntuebi are to be 20 feet deep. to
permit two of the Iiirgmt in hell: drawing
'..’l lt‘t'l. to paot. padlock.“ l.‘ o to admit \0?‘
sub: 1m illcl long and tit”; wide. The plum:
, are to “1' tipprmiul by n hoatti of live ettgi
Ill‘l'l‘fl, appointml by the ~12: rotary of war.
'1': l' canal iii In be under the uottrol 11! "1:
illit‘l’r‘llllt‘ toiunu-reu euiittnlsiion. and 1111'.
gavel-1111:0111. I~ liv‘tl'te bill ituthoriu-d to
take toad-win" or the property on into
Tweek’a notlu- ll} paying the value u! the
propt-rtv.
Speaking of the bill, >0 ntitor llam-
' brouuh mid: " Al though the pet-smut seek-
Ing this charter hate a broad and liberal
,chartcr for 11 1. ‘1: canal front Lake I" rle to
the .\t: a: mic . ounh (‘an:1.1tn.grantnd by
the llominion _. vvi-rnmi- at, with the prlvl-
liege of twin: and enlarging the Welland
1:111:11, whi: 'li bi v'ury iiitportttnt. and that.
,1-111 Ii a route I! iimimnsuly cheaper than
‘11111-011.\iitiirit'in soil to the seaboard. it
I11 llllt‘ that M1 11.1 in Flower dralteti a
charter [or an exclusluly Ann-titan route
and ltidttt'wtl the rottipany. (is I 11111 i!)-
Iterated, todo nothing in Canadauntll it
should In! demotivtrnte't whether a Rlllliial'
‘ chat-101- I- on d to see tired front the congrcs:
of he I' nttul >‘t:'tt1.-'. "
i l‘lltl»ittt\ti..vilit1’ii
II: t- to: il
plant of the Vermont
' eonipunv on. i.' 'ioksott~'treot, titanutncttti'ers
'or butterine. "llw plant In \almd at $1M,-
titiottithoitt stock and fixtures. 'l'I 10011111-
pmiy gave bend {or (illiquid. President
l‘tllittghmt, 11 promlnettt attorney. stated
'liat h: ilitll been notllb'd that the books
.“l
..T. ——‘lttspcc turn 11:
.
Sworn to b:- N'ill'li for alleged failure in.
{rant-cl as many stamps as the b'usltieesi
called for. but that he would givo “.'.iilo‘
‘for proof of any fraud. no lie “'11:: euro
zone. had been conttntttcd. 'l‘ho limpet-tors
Mimi-ti to talk. -
I’l‘lliil 11f litinnrtl “'. Foster.
P-~T 1‘.-t". N. Y., .\lari-h l:l.-——l-'.dwurt'l
\l'. 1'11 :1 Illt‘lllit
1'l1:1rttit‘~.1itttl1-ft:r:1iv~..-il.1r1'. Mr. l'os-
- itl‘ “'11:: “ll po. lill'ti to the st. :to board of
I’llftt‘li 1's ;'~ y» Ill“ an . and ill“ iii-en reop-
it'l‘.
I
tit'lllhki by awry SllLTtlfiantl udinlnimra-
tin-ti.
l-?\-l.I1-tit1n:\nt Governor Salter Dt-ntl.
. l‘1iI:T Si'o't‘a', Kain, .\lareh lil.——l'lx-l.1iit-
too-1111 lilH't‘I‘ll' r .\i--l\'ll:e
lllli tnorttitu or“ In grim-1'.
3i 1'. rialtt-r haw
been tini- of the tons: Elull'v'tl pvlnit'tana of .
lln \\'il~'1“‘t"'it‘li lieutenant govern: ‘
i\':in.»':1~'
riwtth lion-1111':Thomast).bornuin 1:171.
SHORT TE LEGRAMS
The <1'I11'oner Fairy Queen of Portland.
-ott Mpg '1' lifu‘dti, 1;:1' lliibtelord, and lit a
tidal 111-'5.
’l‘hi' (’lark -'
.‘~It~4., “‘ttrl .i‘lll'!lt‘.l,
innutlty 111' 51-111,
11:: 110 $itll' ("1'1
A mint: 0! hm b1: it signed :11 Putting.
Ith on
1'10“ Clint-~1- loan 11. .:.lt'.,t'oo,unti nth per
rent. The loan is to lo issued at ill.
at \"lt'ks'buri'.
an immense
_1l:i‘t.- i'il mill
with
I 1
I
i The senate. of (Tanihritigo llllin‘l‘iiiy, by l
, a vote 11' i"'1i(i I] I. hmt re 1-1‘tt'tl the prop
...-111.11. to appoint :1 ('-ll'.lillliit‘t‘ to wander
(ill! que~t on of conferring degrees upon
' women.
llirant l’eat'sall of luwood
capsih d with his boat, laden with 1; ysters,
itt Jamaica buy, 111‘] Arm-rue.
pteki-d 11p ntio tun-ions: by Cornelius Smith
and 111k: 11 abhor:
ltt tho internation- il l.'utdle race at Gat-
wb' in, l" upland. .\lr. lit titschibl' s ltovil
mm and tho Amt-ti. 111 horse Banquet ll.
formerly tiwr-ed I" Mr: Dwyor of New
Kerk, finished second. '
Dr. .\rthnr llur-st'row, the so culled mil-
lionuir: murdertr of St. louis, who was
convicted in the circuit court here a short
time ago ‘of killing Iii-t Wire and baby, was
sentenced to be hanged on April :32}
Lady Henry Somerset, tho leader of
tho Christian temperance? mm emoiit
uniting ll‘tiglish 11111111111 hm! written a lot.~
ter to the W. (.‘. ’1‘ national headquar-
ters: .nt Ciliflttgti hiking that- President-
lt‘rttttece Willard he allowed to go to En"
land to help her lit the approaching na-
tional convent-Ion of the national council
of (ii-oat. Britain. '
it. was the busy season at a great bank.
Long rows of Women, some anxious and
depressed limiting, all ofthemwith 1111 1111
, 111i>takublo air of weariness, were uniting
{ tin-i1 turn with books to be presented for,
the semiannual interest. A pompous audl
many buttoned oflicial paced back and
l forth with a look of determination to keepl
The woman at the window was anew
deposltor, and there was a longer wait:
than usual, while she answered all the
questions relative to her. genealogy, and
that of l10reistoru,a'nd her cousins, and
her nttnts—tnlornmtlon which one must
always give to 11 great. bank before it: will
tondescend to receive, anti semi-times lose,
your money.
At last canto tho Iatelul
"Whatis your age-t" -
A taint blush stdlo over the“ faded
I order or die on hls grim visage.
question,
quivered with ngltntltin as she murmur"
ed.‘ 1' 0 rather not tell, please."
esty of the trembling aspirant to flnnttelal
. dignity. “Oh, but you must tell!" he re.
plied, somewhat brasqhely.
tag herself on tlntoo sons to bring her taco
close to the window—tor aha was short of
stature—Ibo aim-~11” I whisper it,
plodcotf' And the woman behind will
never know how old lb. was.
I'IVt'llUO have seized the entire
.\i' ttinfat'tnrittg '
r‘ of the Mate board of ,
.\b-. With” a full in 0 of lirll. went ashuro'
the loss \tl’l tlllilYUSl' i
.\-11,zlo (1'1 1": tan syt: dilute for 11'
.'.,h W113“
lie “'11.“! j
cheeks; the antiquated and corkscrew out-lo ‘
The bank clerk meant business. He '
had no sympathy with the maiden mod-.'.
The blushes grew painful, but there was 3
still a loophole of escape. At least all the ‘
world should not know, her age, and rats- ‘
Itaraamunho 1318.
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THE LEADING
Mlilinery and Cloak 51""
IN SOUTH NORWALK.
We carry the best selected stock of
MILLINERY, FLOWERS,
FEATHERS and
FANCY RIBBONSI
And IL"'\1 rt. thing Else Pertaining
, . o .\l. Itinery.
A Large Variety of Skirts,
in all torts.
$11.11 'wmsrs:
LAWN wmsrs AND
LAUNDERED wmsrm
l..t(l:l:\‘ oht‘ntit‘. not forget to 860‘
Hair prints are
..r
ot' .\latt'riais. ‘
‘Ali the new style-v {or Spying
tI-f-i:"p-1i.‘1t.i11-r 1." soul» r.:.
“Fill. Lil“ I’S’t ,
“the
H _ K3 R I E G E MAHACKEMO Horst. BLOCK.
South Norwatk. Conn.
Ili')’.
1:111' g-‘..1i
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M. H. GLOVER’S
o
TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR
SPRING GOODS
WE 1'. RE SELLING OUR
i HOES $6.
FOR
I .\lcn'; rarer we. 1.! bile 52'1“ enamel dine at $14.00. Regular price,
I 8U); llnlzam
I
l
.l. Salter died 1
i Glover’s Double Shoe Store,
‘0 AND 112 watt smear,
luoawntx, - - - - - - -
.t
l, i
iivct'vh. viv's Slime-x Shiite-ti Ft't'c.
.-.”...
i
ll Phenomenal Steve!
I
m: "imam—...”
SiOYC
without. untold: 1'n"o-iot'. and harm com.
11 give: :1 blue (“one like :1 .1‘: 18
i
{ .
i 111011 kerosene «oi. You don't have to
i , . .
I take mtrwtirtz tor it, ' .
I
‘JUST-LOOK-AT-l
‘I\'(‘
()1: exhibition and would lila- to show
and see it‘ it l5. not so. have them'
them to you, whether you buy or not.
O .
,NASHa VANSCO’V.
l ' ' . Got. N. Main and West Streets,
I SOUTH NonwALK. . . .
Bait , <
Printing 1 ‘
Carefully "
Executed"!
at
the ‘ '
l Sentinel Offie‘T
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$4.5HOEs'
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