Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, April 3, 1896 · page 6

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Hillary Bell lith this to say of the»
item. whom noun believe the great-
oet now on tho atuge. and the dancer

army is pot-Initted by law to be. the walt-
eu ot Sow York I-ity and itu vicinity no
‘ mot-o than 226.000 atrong. There we sown

ooutiuunllymouunoudiugotlterumthoI-II Inarkinu table linen, carriage pnnola and
it) use them. and always with tho I»... for fillllllllr purposes. it in now oImtoInory
malts. My baby w” deathly sic-it with I for it to ho compo-led of tho lnitlni of the

To Settle lt~~ (let Down to Cum-A

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SOLD BY ALL DEALERS.

 

" aestuzso 'otwoaruumrs.

Find Employment tor Both Men and Money.
During these hard times it is nearly
impossible to tind an enterprise. or a,
business that is reIIIIIIIcrativc either to
labor or capital. Such has been the
case for some time. past. and the pro»,
poets we not as bright as could be tltI-I
sired. Yet there is tIlIt"lllIt'Uf work that .
in worth investigating. The (torment
Outtor £30.. in nut-ding ti few more good
organizem to intrleuI-c their garment cut.
ter in other towns upon the same plan as
the work in being taught in HmNorwalk.
The business is profitable to an unusual 1

3 or aubdlvinlous of New York waiter». ‘l‘ho

. town dinner waiters. who are aim employ-

‘ lUtI IIIonIheI-II. who Work in up town m-

I Cincinnati colored waiters are regarded nu
. the most cnpahlo and truatwurthy. but. in

- loss in favor.
. once in nu orgnnimt ion having at. printout.

, organization known as tho Hormauln Wait-

nrgnuimtionn of waiters. and, practically
on the name linen of division, seven groups

Munoihipumtptioo aromatic o1 moo em-
pioyuhln the large down town rushin-
rnnninnd Ina from but) to too IIIombtitII. It
in the largest of the waltcra‘ orgnuiuitlotm
and peonnhtrlly tho moat aubatuntinl. it
includes a larger number of American
born waiters than any other. The tiermuu
Wultors‘ union in made up chiefly of down

ed evening: at ooneert India and balls.
They number :itltl members. The Herbert
association of colored woltora hint about

 

tnurants chiefly. For some reason \vttlolt ‘
in not very clear colored wattora urn much I
less in demand in New York limit in title 3
or American cities. In Philadelphia, llon- i
too. Baltimore. Chicago. Ht.~l.oula and

Sow York city. however. they M't‘lll to be
The Liberty Waiters” tilll

a Ineluborshlpof 24m, recruited from lllu
ranks of lllllnll who are employed in east.
side coflwhouscs. though tho larger pro-
portion of cotton houmnvnttonl are women.
in addition to these there in still another

ers' l‘rotoctivo association. Inado up of
down town dinner and bull waitera. with
a IneIIIlII-rship of thin.

The tieuovn Sociuty of Hotel Walters in
an organization which utttubcrs ran and
maintains its own alubimuso. Members of
this society Iiro employed iu.up town ho-
tels. Nearlyall of them are (German or
Swiss. and a majority of the latter am
from the canton of 'l'icino or ’l‘oasin. it in
in the sontbcrupnrt. of Switzerland. on
tho ltnllan border, and. with anon-u of
Loon square miles. has a population of on-

Who is an embodiment of the grace oi

South Nocthwnllt Man Dm so.
who admittedly cxccla in her line: ‘

Melancholy has marked Dune for her
own. The ltaliau netrcus lute arched
eyebrows, with that distinctive sinking
in the centre which in an outward in-
dication of sadness. Her eyes mo
brown. deep I-oi. expressive and bounti-
ful in intelligence. 'l‘hen- is little mirth
in them even when her lips are mulling.
A limit upper lip and a droopat the
corners of her mouth contribute to this
general expression of gloom. Yet. when
the scene demand-I it. lluse can give
fine touches of comedy. llet' smile in
eloquent and engaging. and in such
moments her teeth gluten with white
good humor. When rillt' l‘t'ltllIHtW into
pathos Dow looks 40. when she rlllllvh
she mount to be twenty years younger.
in reality she in ill}. Atone moment

 

Evprybutl)‘ talk: thick nowadam.

The subject in serious.

A mistaken idea has cost thousand:
of lll‘t‘t-I.

Hod bonito are no common.

You find them in every walk or life.

They are lame. Weak or uchlut;

A burden by day. it twinn- nt night.

Many remedies relieve. but don't
cure.

The longer used. the lean their effect.

l‘luotcrn and liniquIIt help at first.

But don‘t reach the cauae.

Only one way to do that.

That way is through the Kidncyn.

'l‘hc Kldueya are the blood fillets

“up the llltera going. .-

lf cloaked the back is affected.

'I‘bc A 1t (‘ of Kidney knowledge is.

Nine times out of to-u:

Itaek ache menus Kidney ache. I

Lamo Hack Means Lame Kidney-II,

Weak lluck Menus Wonk Kidneys.

(‘ttre the Kidneys. thus cure the back.

Dunn‘s Kidney f‘llls are doing this
pvt ry day right her-- in South .\'orwallt.
Following is a cone in point:

Mr. Frank St. John. .\'o. 56 Taylor
avenue. in It locksmith by occupation
in the employ of the Norwnlk Luck (‘o
No let not the only one engaued III thla
culling who suffers from backache. Im-
xravated bv the constant change of no-
Ilitlon and the l‘cndinp: and ntooring.
hmn's Kidney Pills have others on
their list. good reliable South Norwalk
citizens Mr. St. John mys: "I had
some disorder of my kidneys which led
to n troubles-Inu- and painful backache

youth. at another she is a sombre. mid-
dloagod woman. EvIdeIIces of phyat
cal otttfering are still to bo discovered
in the heavy rings around her eyoa. for
this gifted player has long been an in-
'alid from ttlllle nervous affection. and
folk say that it in only by heroic will
powor that hilt! can act at all. At the
close of the wriornmnce her, exhausted
condition in apparent. The tire of act
ing has died out. and the animation
which unstained her is gone. Shot-omits
forward feohly to bow to the audience;
her eyes are dull: her lipadroop; she
supports heraolf‘ against the. stage fur-
uituro; she inclines her head slowly.
with a Inourni'ul. deprecatory IIIIIilc. as
if she had no more interest in tlzo stage
or its spectators. in stature she is

cholera intuit ‘ and Dr. Hand's nun!
rhtna Mixture tired it almont illllllt‘tl-i
iatol . Dr. Hand‘s Colic. Cure in also
one gnu—Mrs. N. A. Daniels." Dr. l
Band a patio Cum and Dr. Hand's nan-- ‘
sham Mixturo are Iiold by all druguiiits. l
'00. ‘
Burns are til‘INIittttIlv”‘t‘iiuilllti-Zs when
De Witt's Witch tum Httlvt' I. 1...qu- i
ly applied. This atutoIIIt-ut is true. .\’
Iorfeet remedy for akin diseases. chapped
audit and lips. and never fails to cure
Piles. .
Cure For Headlche. ”- -
As It remedy for all forms of headache I.
Electric Bitters bin-I proved to be the.
very heat. It affects ll permanent ('lll't' i
l
and the most dreaded habitual stick I
headaches yield to it-a influence. “'el
urge all who are ailhctod to pmcurc a 3
bottle. and give this remedy a fair trial i
III cam-sot habitual constipation Electric 1
liittom curt-II by giving needed tone to L
the brands. and few Citron-t long resist the -
use of thin medicine. Try it once. lc‘ii‘. :
q i
ty cents and $1.1M) at Stillmn'a and '.
chtl’a drug stores. 1
. !
_'l‘:|ke.a dose of lh-Witl's Little liarly‘ l
'ltsers Just for thegotxltbey will do you. ;
those little Pills. are goml for llllllgt‘sl-‘
Ion. Izood for headache. good for liver
complaint. good for constipation. They
are good. .

The Discovery Saved His Lilo.

Mr. ti. (‘ailloucttc. druggist. lit-aver» .
ville. “1.. says: "To Dr. King's Ncu"
Discovery lowe my life. Was tztkcn

1 great variety of color and are to be much ‘

 

htnthaiul'a last name linked with that of
his wife's family name. Previotmly tho
huahaud'a tIvo initlnla fol-mod the cipher.
Finger howls abould contain. bog-idea the
usual amount. of water. It Idlco of button
and a Immll cluater of violent. Tho flow-
ers may ha taken out by the person aorved.
the Mount driod, and tho cluster placed
Upon the [Indian or in tho built-Hindu.
Velveteen uud corduroy nro neon in l

 

(aslatia

Ontario is Dr. Samuel 2mm-
prmriptimi for Infant: and Ohih
1 then. It contains neither Opium.
? lupin“ liar 0th“ lunatic nib-

Itmo. It isobamleu substitute for

ransom, Drops, Soothing Syrups
‘ and Castor Oil. It is plenum. Ito

guarantee is thirty your use by
1 million: of Hollie“ Ontario is the
1 Children's Panacea-tho We
‘ Friend.

. cAsronIA

3 For Inform» and children.

i

I no not be Impomt “g. u lot imM own

i having (admin, and m: that the (antiwar.

. signature of

‘ lit on the .
wrapperlr M

‘ Weslizill pro ' ’ '

.’ trot motelvm and the pol fit. at of: Mandi.

. 't’Itn txnmrn Content.” M'muy “~53.

 

ALI-AI .\ l os'II \iiIl.
worn during the spring and on cool days i

“may:

in the manner. They are lilotlt' up tum

 

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,I. .» iii III-o hoot us Icss e I I . c v I ‘ ’ ' - . . . . » . . . clans or nu es a Iout but I“ H :v: ‘ ’I ~ . ' V: .. -- II
are now considering this matter and. ties«ltaliuu activity, French poiltenbset ure.tb1n anus. hm'm' “WW“? bands. I‘lll! at ”Mm ‘1 " “H”: Item and ”'“Y . l .. r. -. _ ' H U l "|' "HI." 'II‘“ Nib-HIP“ WU l'I'fHIIIflll- l'lI“

l and Norman atontlfustvneoa—nquca n Itoln- full 0' "xl’r'"-“““ 3"“! ““5“" in mm” brought about outiro relief.“ ‘m' “"8 Fl“ " “l’ “”d “’1“ I ""“M “Ill “I“‘IIH' L'I‘I'lllld bl WIVI'I‘I'Il “‘Ilh pIum

those who look it up promptly will find
it to their advantage.

Many persona wonder why the (luv-
ment cutter is attracting: so nmch atten-
tion. If they will only examine the sys-
tem and see what it in and then consider.
the manner in which the compauv does .
business they will readily understand
why it is attracting this attention. For
no article now before the public is more
useful and few. if any. more profitable
to the persion in the business.

Any article that is a lumsehold neces-
sity must always sell. and any article
that sells well, if the profit is large and .
competition is little or none tit. all. must .

lunatlon which is n particularly good mm
for waiter-a. it Would seam. and awaitcr
from this part of Switzerland is accepted.
tho civilized world over. an belonging to
the. ilrI-It olass.

'l'ho llelmonlco family came originally
from 'l‘icino, and so did many other rcs<
tauraut and hotel kocporu and chefs. Wait.-
cra from this part of Switzerland I-pcak
French with greater fluency than nccuru~
cy, and they are known very gone-rally m .
the large hotels and big restaurants by tho;
generic. name of French \\‘flllt'i‘~. though.
in a majority of cost-a they bavonever luII-u i
in Franco and. in foot. know much hm:

 

tips. Her hair is dull black. lightly
sprinkled with gray. That is Eleonora
Dude as sho appears to the visual hl‘liot'.

licr exact antithc~is is Loin Fuller.
it is trite that lmie. also has a long up-
per lip. but at this M'llillllt'llllll spot all
likeness ends between the two women.
Melancholy lich'l' marked Miss Fuller.
imt t-llt: in tattooed all over with lilt'l'l‘l
III-Int. Her round face resembles the
Iqu on a my IIIorIIiIIg. warm and gen
Ial. promising plenty. ller umilo Is
expansive aml bI ll‘IYIIlI'lif. and in order
to give It as much room as possible nu-

nii l‘rlcc. so
cents. .‘lfillctl bV lI‘oster-Rllllmrn (‘0,
luffalo. N. Y.
IId States. Remember the name. Doan'o.
and take no other.

For Fillt“ by death"

Hole :Igculs for tho l'nlt—

 

Put an end to misery. l‘Ioan‘a Oint-
ment will cure the Worst camI’of llt‘lt- 1

int: I’iirs there ever was. and do it al—
most instantly. Years of suITcriIIc: rc-
i'Icvt-d in a slnglo night that lIoan's
Ointment from vuor danior

live. llaving Dr. King's New Discovery
in my :«torc I sent for :I bottle and began
its the and from the first dose began to}
get better. and after using three bottlcsi
was up and about again. it is worth its
Weight in gold. We don‘t keep housei
or store without it." (let :I free trial
at Htillson's and Wecd's drug slut-ca.

Calarrh Cannot be Cured

. Sll‘tl

‘ the-c fabrics fa'II-yiiko in appearance. 5

. opt ii to ~lIIIw a tublier, or sido panel-I. ofL

lean-s. I-pirals and other figures \vovcu in
Ibo goods. \leth delicate flower pattern-~
mingled with the lil‘lil'lltl design. ‘
l'imIiIztoi-io rainbow efforts of the most
dainty and ill‘lhllti dcwriptmn rIIIIIhI‘ ‘ f"
’10 Curt: r...
kinda- (Ift't.u;;.':1t.:

('tIltlo. eithct ib‘htvhol
or l’I.I1Ian.'I.-tr§-'. aim/I i farm».
Sort-m: 2-: “M:

'l'hc lIll'iItlllH of many of tho m w nhirtsl

utilcrcnt materials. For light and delicate.
g-IWI'~ ]Il.Illlllt!~‘ of tnou~~eime do .‘llit‘ or
l‘lI‘I‘ are liliv'll for thlo purpnwu 'l be cqu
no: human r is to cignmin an immense
sum-w for tulle. which II. to l..- I-IIIployId
III t-H'I')‘ conceivable way. ‘
'l'lIc gown ~lI-Itvti in the sketch lsnf gray i
ulpuco. trimmed with green glacc taffeta. l

ncso and

WILLIAMS’

. . ‘ .. . . . ' - ‘ nbt ut it than about ltnl ‘ or (‘t‘l'lllllll)‘. i _ , ‘Wltli local :I ) licnti Inc, as t -v I; I . . N‘W INCLAMD
always bo dtsIIablt to lldlitllL. lu‘ tin». “I‘m fl “gm" of "mung/1mm: which pm . m“. has mm,“ "1' I“... mm.- “.mp1, In. ‘ ‘ q ‘ . in I b h. _ f llllbil; ,1 he Mum ’Mn N "(me U” PM” ”‘1‘
direction the garment cutter bu.h no. 5- c ‘ t it surprised many \‘IsItorsttIthM liica- “‘3le ”1“ NW" (if ”1" ‘hfit‘H-‘th ( Jim'rll i with two h-umhwiso pearls of silk. ending I

superior. if an equal. in this country.;
The clear headed business man is seek—
ing just such opportunities, and many.
will investigate this at once. 'l‘heschml I
at 22 South Main street is open Tuesdays. '
Thursdays and Saturdays. L’ to .3 and I

 

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' brokers or employment agents for cooks. ,
‘ \vnitors‘ and cooks' assistants.

; to them:

vuils among the veritable French waiter-
in New York is but. based upon the idea of;
the labor union. but. It. is "manned by emu ‘
tuiII recognized saloon keepers. who am In i
In tho rear.
of each saloon they maintain an intelli ;
gem-II ollice. where them nroulways to in i
found. day or night. unemployed cooks oI
waiters ready for IIeI'vlt-c.——.\'o\v York Sun. l

in tho dark forest. drontuing of the golden
tresscs of the prinocas. his wife. when a:
wild boar nttnckcd anti wounded him with ‘
his cruol tusks. And the prince. pain as u i
lmneb of jasmine. was atrctchotl on flu
bed, lIiI-I noble blood staining tho damask :
coveriet. A round tho bed tlIroo lliijllrlll‘l't 1'
stood—tho mother. histcr and tho brid-g
The mother cried: i

“lief. us hasten to tho Innglcinu wht. l
lives in the dark forest, and he will givt .
us a balm that bottle."

And they went. The magician said IIII I

 

"i can heal tho young prince. but. to pay
mo for this wonderful balm i wont tlu I
mother’s right arm. the sister's right hand:
with tho ring on it and tho wife's golden l
trcsses. " '

The mother ausworcd:

,"la that all‘: Take my arm."

Ive's intimate friend

. decided opinions Iegarding the tire»; oi

.I-t't‘lilS such a pit}. such a waste at

gun is tip-tilted to a degroe quite iuI
polite to IIIcIItIoII.

 

go World‘s Filll' to find that of all the
Iblootl purifiers. ;\_\'er's Suraapnrilln “'ilri
the only one on exhibition. The reason
is that Ayor's h'IU'suparilia is It standard
remedy. and not a patent medicine. or
. secret iltlrllt'lllll.

ARE THEY EXTRAVAGANTT
“‘hut Mme. buy cl‘llutdrlot hayu of the
.\merlcuu “nun-n.

Mme, (luv d'liardclot is I‘Zmum ('nl»
and companion.
Mme. tiny d'llardelot has some very

it's just. an easy to try One Minute
(Tough (lure as Itnytluug else. It's
easier to cure a He‘v't'l‘t' cough or cold
with it. Let your next purchase for al

World Reporter. “1 must .~a_v that.
when l Went to the llol'r‘e Show, ill
rcctly We arrived in New York, I was
astonished at the reckless display of the
most frail and perishable fabrics, laces.
chiil'ous. as well as the more numptuous
mow of \elveta and lII'ocIules. Now. in
England at such a function you Would
not see such extravagance of dress."

"Do you think that Americans over
dress- for tho; opera?"

"Well. lean better understand their
dressing so much for the opera. There
is reason for that. lint on tho street or
at an entertainment like the llorsc Show
it amazes me to .sce how much Atncri
can women put upon their backs. it

Many people. with 99o notion that
nature ought to take car of lb'l’N‘lf. al-
low a cough to plague them for weeks
and mouths. Whereas. it'uaturc \ver-I
assisted with a dose or thJ of Ayer's
Cherry l’eotoral. the cure might be cf-
fetod in a very few days.

N. Y..New Haven & Hartford

RAILROAD.

Trains Leave South Norwalk as follows:
For New Vork.

A. ill. II 20,530,615.“ 55, 7 on. 7 55. a 21. non.
91m. 958.10 M, ll 31. l’. .\i. 1') 52. t 11.2 25. '2 M.
4 (IT. I '10. ii 26. 5 till. it 20. t5 5". 'I 57.811.10 ‘10.

auxnm. .

A. M. II 20. ii an. 9 III. 1'. M. ll ti. '1 23. Hit

 

is a blood or coustitIItiouul disease. and '
in order to cure it you must takc inter-i
Ital remedies. llall's (‘atarI‘lI ('urc is:

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taken Internally. and acts directly on;
the blood and mucous surfaces. llall'sl
(‘atart‘h ('urc is not a quack medicine. *
It was pI‘cscril‘Ictl by one of the best!
IlIySII.IIatI.~ in this country i'ot'ycavs. and g
In a regular pn-scription. it Is compos- 1
cd of the best tomes known, ammonia"

pt'txluccs such \voIIdI-I‘ful results in can
int: (‘zttarrlr chd for testuuonutls. free.
1’. .l.t‘lll'INl~IY it i‘l l..l'l"‘]“-- 'I‘olcdo.
illIio. '

Sold by druggists. 75c.

.\ little ill. then alittle pill. The ill is
gone the pill has won. Dc Witt‘s Little.
Early ltiaers.thc pills that curcgrcat ills.

Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.

liusy people have no t IIIIc, iillll sensible
people have no Inclination to use a slow I

fastened down by metal.
buckles. 'l'lie blIIII~II bodzcc laid in I
plants at llll' \\'J|l1l. A bias band of silk.
bordered by narrctv |llluF|'li|I‘l}lt'l'it'. crosses I!
the front of the l‘l'ilit c. and the puiTs of l
the sleeves are similarly adorned. lIIpau- l
lt~l~'. nrrungcd in scarf fashion like the;
tI'iIuIIIiIIgI II the ~l;iI'I. pa~s lI\I'l' Ibo oboul
dcr». 'l'lIII draped collar is of Ida'k tullu.
fastened by MW) llll tal slitlcx

.lt itlt I'IIIIIII‘T

in a fun and

Will!

Made from a recipe of one: tltl‘a‘?
IiIo<f i‘ItIIwIIt Ilu'fu" .:'I “

lowland. it contain: It. It.‘
ztuy form and fimrn s» t‘
with «mac pI'ct:-,vr.t..’.< t"t of
the .‘lorphiuc llalrifv t‘ lfc‘tth . .
an it curct thom filth-um potato”;
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,, A an? n . K ’ . "“1”“ .‘nl “Um. [.I' ' PullRll 1‘” 0“" Mlllllll‘ ( "m3“ (‘llt‘th Willi llli) lx'fil llbmtl purllb'l‘k. acting on] The Many Ymnts of [{eaembianrc lit-tween ___.... . .._.

I “w young “mm" m” "g “ “”d' W". ‘1 ””“k Aml'lmm “"‘IIH‘H 4““ "I‘M Better InctlIcIne: better result; better the mucous surfaces. The tu-ri’cct com- the Two \vriierrt.’ l.” T

1' mortally wounded. "0 bud boon buutmo cxtrai‘agnutly.“ Idle mid to It New York try ll. bination of the two inilmiicuts is what Dummy tho elder. had not. a few point.- '. i “M8 & cfim'z 0” 00'

{If rc~cinbl liiI't‘ to illiter tinldstoiib. He
could not help running into d. bi. giving
aims largI-iy to «IvI-I'v nun who tlcutautltd
llll'lil wuizout stopping to inquire whothcr
the IIIt-IItl'Ic.iIIt were an impostor or an
hum-st lliilll, being a prey to slurp dealers
and parasites and living from hand to
luouih. lie was .‘ilrtl boastful. from a fcar
of being forgotten or lliilli‘l‘l'dlt‘il. though
Without ti grain of envy in his gI-n‘lal soul;
Wart fond of llll't'XI‘llt‘llil‘lil 'illil .‘ltl\'.‘l1ltll‘t'i
(If the old fa~bioucd IIIIIdcsof traveling.
and had an undying love for the place in
which be spent his youth.

'l'hrougbout his louguudvnricd literarv
career be normal the hope of ending his
days in the fore~t girdled town of \‘illcrs
t‘ottet‘rls. in the ancient proviuco of Va»
lols. \vhv-ro he was born and reared. lf
tutor the thought. of ~a\ inganyol' biscru'u-
IIg-I ll‘:|l't't'~‘t'il his; brain. the father to it 5

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titan-tun in

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And ”N. Hm” prim; money. There is so much to lli' douo Leave New York for So.Norw-lk. remedy. llue Minute i‘ougli (lure acts; ‘ , ,y 1 , . . .
“"l‘ako also my white bond and the ring ; wuh lllt.llit'_\' in this world. so many I-Ior i. MJOOJOOJMQM 9m. 1003,1006. 11m, promptly and gives permanent results. ; “I"; ‘l ‘ ll; fin-4 int-6”; .. 1?! ,H‘F‘r" “will ; fiffi‘cos‘. 4111'. if. when,
upon it." I rows to lighten. so manyuuil'ercrs to to II 03.1202. P. Momgzuo, not. to). tots. tau, ‘ ‘ “ “ ‘ “ "' “'““ “ " . ‘ " i“ 'I‘ "‘ I flulM‘IISWn’f, (03",

llut tho bride walled nnd wrung her 1
hands.

“Alas and ulnckl Will i liavo to give up 2
my lovely golden treason? 1 cannot do ill I I
cannot!" '

hold in her arms thohoad of her lovely
dead son, the prince. 'l'ho sistor vat. at
his f'cet. and the beido wept on his heart .
~-hi.s' cold heart that. tlIrolIlch Ito tenderly

, daughters.

6 a. ti 00. t} 03.100. Ntll.'.lllil_1‘zt)t),
HUNIMYH.
A. M. II on. I so. I'. ll. 000.12 00.
Leave South Norw-Ik
for New Haven.

lieve. that such awiul extravagance in
dress seems quite deplorable.

"Then. too. isn‘t it awfully hard on
the American Incu‘! l‘lvervwhere you
go in this country you see only women.

the extravagance of their wives and
It in dreadful. I think
Aquricau men are the beat husbands in
the world—élmt too indulgent.

Leave 50. Norwulk.
A.M. 681. ten. 1'. M. 143.488.612.656.
SUNDAYS.
A. M. 926. I’. M. 725.

 

 

 

 

 

Bucklin's Arnica Salve.

The bestsalvein the world for cuts.
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rlIcuIII. i'everl
aoron. tettcr. chapped hands. chilblains.
coma. and all skin eruptions, and pusi-

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I ’l‘horeupon the magician kcI' his bIIlIu A I“ 08 1..., 630 735 846 g“ 1005 1106. - - . . . . . i

I . . . , . .‘ .‘ . .. . . .. . . . . . . tivelv euros on o I : ~I -- I. ~- . - - .. u.

i and tho young priutm died. ..round ”It '1 h" “W" are all in ”1"” ”fl“ 9" ”T at. ll it. I'. .l. 1205. 13”.. 303. t 20. 507. 527. 6'27. It. i8 harm‘nligd E” iv? ,..,1-)f‘§t “11:316.? 11”: 3.11”“;- 2“,)?1;.1.”.“..\‘Hml 1.3“: ll," nd i
dead bodv stood three IIIourIIcrs. untl thuv their professions. \vorkmg. working 027.710.861.941.1115. - , l‘ 1 ,b ”1‘ " ““' l H “‘h‘ l ””1” . H' “L ‘”“ ' H“ ‘ "l‘ I
wept ni lit and da’ ’i‘ho lllUllll'l‘Wl' ll 'llll' ‘II 't' tl ' ll Int ti . . . t l . ' “0“ “1' money FtIlllHthl. l I‘H'c L’o cents ' found that lIIoI~h weaved“ I‘III“ "I’m-"1 1

'4 3' l " “ 1“ I‘" 3 I‘ H‘ “ ““"M 0 ”WP! oauaunv DIVISION. perbox. E. P. Weed and Li. C. Stillson. on. of atlIIlc~I'cIII'cWcrcvtillholdinkiodlyl

lt input a miracle. It won't i’lll‘t' every—
thing. but it willcure piles. That's what
l)c\\'itt'.~t Witch Hazel Salve will do. bc~ ‘

 

3 cf buying. when be bad the towns. IlIII'

was born as day dawned on II .1 My mom
lug: in the N‘I'IIllll year of this century. ; —

 

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Villcrsd'oitt rcts \\';u~ written on his heart
and reacted on most of lIl- Milt r lIt't- llliv

remembrance by th- add folks.

litIlIius Wm a 1mm of warm and t‘cady
sympathies. .poioi 'of tctupcr-iIIIeIIt and.>
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l for lovoof hor heuvygoldun trusses And I. . ' . . - - - x . ~ . . . .
. .. . . ‘.lllht' it ha. done It III hu ,l': . ". . . - . .. .- : . . . . ...
l “'llt-rtt tho mother‘s tours. fell thorn grow a “As to the way your working gIrls lil L°“f° 0""b;g' ‘ m “aw, ( 'W l ! ::"”’l‘i“ “' ”"1"; r" :11" r‘l”.‘:”""::d“‘“:' ‘ ,.,,..1..,...«_...-gm,,.;. ”a.“ Meson": Ices ,
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{out index to the kind oi‘tobncco ‘; I “'“1” “'I‘I‘I'v “hits” “”“Illrml “"m‘“ “"11 ‘h'l‘sv‘h ‘t ‘5 "W’kmg' “m“ l“"”'- ”1"" A. . 600.7% 33.3.3132, ' ' ”3' ”1' You Don‘t Have To Swear 0ft iddrolr bib. I Ibilui.lI-‘dhominid "lLll tll' i v m “'flgii,§‘£“mmo'tgigg
1‘. x l . o . s . A o p... A I“ I I . ‘ H ‘ ‘ L > ’ 31"; H ' ' '
; h _ 5 ilow on forever. And tho filblt‘l‘ a tears ho arable, cheap nultationa of hncrv one 1' . . .‘ . . .' ii- “1,. _ t , ..l‘ l _ 1 .. , -. Z,” 1 d W l
f: 9 Uses. Smokers of, , mm“ .| (”mum mm u. ”N“. “0- , . . - A.M. 806. P.1d. 505. Hays t- to bt. Ullllhdmll‘udlulA;:I“iculture I I« “I II IIII II TIIIIW . II <--I II-IN . .
g I ‘ ‘ ‘ f l ' " - . sees everywhere. but that is like tho in 'm editoritl m0 t V T B , itil'tillvivi'tl t‘cIIIoIotz-t-Iioxis ’ll'ti «i. '1 ‘bnd “I
g : uhtiia thu‘lilIrIdo'lintluuopit. thorn pm a lunglish \vorkIug “”15. 'lhey love h", -.. . I .u . t o t) , 'lty toe “H Mm m mm.“ mm mm In NH . ‘I.\' MS ‘ 5
I. l :33“ ”1:1th L—d ll )0 rs sun name cry. ML I think that is where. the mi... J O JENN'NGS famous tobacco habit (array -\Vo know high 3mm”. (””1 ”1,. brilliant-y Mr m. H... .1 .2:
a: . l- _ ,...-_,-m__ "hid in (1mm Ladies wearaupcrb (.0..- ' ' . ' (le many cameo cured by homo-Baa. vw.~.oh.a,~“’i‘iIoliidcr llamas.“ by lIlIII- i 5
)- ; Sum”, “a .“ Joke. . . , - - , . . . )no a mnunent St. Louis architect llv t‘rawford. iII t'entury. ‘I ’
i _ ‘ . ”Q r tumes upon the street. viorkmg gIrls Paper-Hanger CaICImmer liIl'xil '1“ “1 f .. .. .'.l . , . ,
1 . -"I"IIIIM0PQHII."- 5".”lli'IIl‘Tl‘Hl'n‘lllt‘lllII“ not! them and strive. to Initiate them. ' ’ :tng b? a“ 1‘ 11"?“ or 'tluttnty y'dgmi ‘ i; 5
I. . .» fl . . . . w )x.cu'et IIIIIII III. Iv- . I , -. - » ~
3 i ”‘0 (I'm-‘8‘) '“llltfi'md‘m- ' NI” 1' ‘1“M boon they come to think of nothing but. ‘ Painter mm“ of tobacco lll’llktttl‘lliiu lsicl: 3.” {.3 ‘, ORIGIN OF Tij_E_A"l/EPDI‘\G CAKE 1 trove. PITEM Gr!ws..Wz-§mwww,0,c,j
. . . _ . . . . , A -, I - u-" "n h.

I joke as well as any man.
a tramp from the west- wandered into llll

; of town. nu I‘m for olo Bill Allisonfci
f pros'dcni.

A few days not.

state of Pennsylvania, and, joining a corn
puny of follow hoboos at some snug roost
in closo proximity to warm coke ovnns.
proceeded to nnhosom himself III-I follows:
'h'tiy. pnrds. ‘l'm just. from the. great stati

lle'a the boy. on don't youst
uns make any mistake. He‘s a rcg'lar oh .
bird. on this is his timo to fly. Youso nus
jay Quay isn't in it. sce'r'

cutting containing an account of the pro

,gautly and almost always in black.

fincry. [tell you the, low of iinery i-I
the root of all evil quite as much In
the love of money."

It may be of interest to feminine
readers to know that .‘lmc. (.v'uy d'ilar
delot herself dresses plainly but ele

{DEALER IN

WALL PAPER AND BORDERS.
1 NORTH MAIN STREET,

South Korwalk.

Sample Booka of Latest. Styles of Papers,
Borders and Gilt Mouldings taken to
homes for inspection, on notice by postal.

Fast in Ella .‘lemory.
"Remember. witness." sharply ex

 

[could have made fifteen shillings by

‘tloes who has used it.

TIrBtteaolduntl guarantoml by R. II.
Plaistcd. Nocure no pay. Book free.
Sterling Remedy Uo., Now. York or
Chicago. '

We might tell you more about fluc‘
Minute Cough (‘urc. but you probably
know that it cures llt't)l1l:l1.~ Every one;
lt. is a perfectI
remedy for coughs. colds. houmcncss.
It is an especial favorite for children.

I‘Iluahlag Roman Mnidem (‘nrried Three ,
Bar» of “'hcnt to the Altar.

.Wltcn in ancient or imperial llotuoa;
maiden was wedded tit'iftIt‘tllllg to con l
farrcation. she always carried thrcc cars of}
wheat- iII in r hand. while over lil‘l‘ III-:IIlI;
was broken :I filllllllIl cake III' for and mola ;
sol-a as a prc-zxzc of plenty and an amph- ii
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abutidauco of t.‘I.- good things of life.
in this priiztitivo custom. llu'it, wo 5:4
the germ from which grew the elaborate

 

 

 
 

(and sometiuu-a gilded) wheaten spikes.

‘ . “'l'he Pennsylvaniahoboos resented this Chumed the titlto‘rney for the (leielltrt'. Estimates Cheerfully Given. mc 19 being pleauant to take and quick in cur-i pimu loan-s .iIItitlti'II'Itiiy lll‘l‘llllttillt‘ll buxc. ;
.. , a . _ ' ‘ “you lift: 0!] Oil 1. - 111K. I of lnzcitmsrII‘lmcw~ that form so cIIti~ IiIIlt :
.. d a sleek lesson h z .3 and they pulled the man from Iowa out of .. . . . . . - _ ~ ~ ~- ~ =——-~« ‘ ‘ ‘ " . ‘ l '_
w y P t' lettuse the? ) 1 his cozy nest. anti marched him down it. Th9” am i 11“ danger 0f "1) forget- nus n fI-aiurt- of our marrtagofcusts today. E and Imlm n" II‘J‘I. r ‘1 l I I' l
._ fccl pleasant. In this tooncco is - I“... y.,.,g.m,glu.,,y I'lVor‘untl ducked him tin” It." replied the. Wither-Is. oullcnly. For} Sale by , ‘ l The. bridal wreath of .an early English I II‘ -.III . til you it?“
._' the embodiment of comfort—cw i Some one stint Senator Quay a nownpnpel “l in tclltu the truth for notion when Children Cry for i bride ““5 'hmm'w “film"wd ”‘ hmrdm E Tint-«c .o'c 'hv IlIsv rm ~
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fragrant brand. A 2 oz. pack-g.
,- for five cents. Sold everywhere.

 

~Jacob M. Layton,

 

keep out. of Pennsylvania.

 

cecding. anti the. senator found‘it in his
Inall today. He placed it in an envelope
and lnughlngly dictated the following lot 1
tot to Mark llannn. Cleveland: ‘llear Mr. l
llanuo: Let. this [)0 a warning to you it. T;

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.—_____— l
Hprln‘ In Chin- .E

The following paragraph from It recent j

S. B. WILSON

BUILDER AND REAL

ESTATE AGENT.
92 WALL STREET. NORWALK. or.

lyin‘ for your side of the case. an' you
know it."—Tideits.

'l‘o fiome Extent.
"Seen Bill Brown when I was up to
town." said the man with the gum
boot-s. netting himself on the salt barrel.

"Conductin‘ a street car."
I On the installment plan. or will exchange one

 

 

Two or Three Good Home. ‘ ‘

Pitcher’s Castoria.

lt's allthe same. a slight cold.c.ougo.~t- .
cd lungs or severe cough. t )nc minute I
Cough (‘an bauiahcs them.

whilo ‘lll ll'T rt I urn from church corn and

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other cereals \\’i ro showered upon llt‘l‘ and 6‘ q fl , ~ , ,
then carefully gathered up and f‘ltllt-liilllt'fl 1 1‘! J '1 1X
/ . I .
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Icvc e
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I

by the Wedding guests. fit this: ltlsti wo .
rccnguim a rude nnr‘cstnr of It modern
fashion—that of scndintz a newly married 1
pair off in n small blizzard of hard. snowy '
rice.

in coursn of time. bowevcr. tho golden 5
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- 'l'icnItsin paper describes nourious (3'15 . ..I thought Bi“ “'35 Xvi“. into busi for Iatomor merchandise , ‘ . , ‘ . , . ,
Fire, Life 8'16 tom that prevails in Chino: "3:45 for hinmglf," unit] the grocer, ‘ i thin. dry bispuIts. which were gnyiy shat- ! —-no he?“ -' . :It'cl ‘. .l an
Accident . "On Tuesday last. being the spring sol ' ”WM. 1 allow he is to some extent. —-—- — Win-n Bahymstek. we gave her Cumin. . ““"td ““0"" In“ him-hing maid It “"‘VWR a co 3‘. grunts, . 1:. .. n“ "..
I N S U R A N C E l l ’"N' m" M"! "”“mmm “'0'“ "u” m i hum!" Company ain‘t HIItIInto it yet.“ When nhownuoChild shacricdforCanoria. I 11”???“':}““;'1"‘;'::"‘;2L "‘"W"? "‘"I‘l'i’I 33g ;,' . If;
' . statI in the earl ' hour‘ ‘to meet. tho in. 'w' , - . v, ' . (I f“ F- 0 I’ll-'5 I u some fI'I ' 1
. cording sprinIL' which isnsuprsod to omnt l leIlLillllatl anuuer. ? sou," "ORWALK ' ' ' When ”mm" Min. “1'” Chm" to Castoril. ! ““"F “' highland W'm‘md "' l" “1” "L“ 15“ 3:2“; .. : are"
Real Estate and House Agent. by way of that-oath gate. The ofiicial cor- ’ n P . ;‘T_‘“—” t _ _ . snwues BANK Whanhdhnd.chm.mggmomencm°m, ‘ tomary for the best man and tit-st. hridca- l 25 “p n . .3.
__ M" \chIt as turns the tomple‘dcdicoted I0 0P“ I" .mmw - . 5 ' ‘ maid to break an mtmcol calm nvoro; .' ,. H: mm...” . , .
Ocean Sltfllllkhll‘ 'llt'kevlfi. and Sterling to n... reception of spfiug,’ and after th. POW L90 7909““! lill"‘-‘9d 0W3 0‘ llh’ 5' W'°h'"fl°" "'°°" I ‘ young wife as shot-mason tho threshold of. on. entire “and... . . .. .
Drafts. 110nm 39‘0”““(1 usual olIeisanco before the improvised im. clergv to "Write articles for the news 0W." daily from 9 to ‘2' 5‘ m.. “d from I ‘ tho first h‘m’" "WW“ after ‘1‘“ mnrrimzo I w : '.. “Jr-’7' "h‘ ' ' ,
“II“ “0‘4"“ 1‘0“- ' , . I to It I). m.. and on Monday evenmtta l ct‘t‘l‘tno Thl~ bIInnnck intlcn ‘Inrtnlt "" “W“
OFFICF 5 P \ILR(HD PLACE age of tho T‘Aisui (presiding god of no papers. leuple read them who never from he 5_ - r n f 25" ll ti. o " H d "1‘ :1 n l I arm”... 9., f , . .. .
"" " ‘ ‘ roar . aI luted bv the Great Pearl Em. .. . ~; - _" ' . . . . II 0 yo II- we we non a a I 7 f.- ‘ - ' '
_ i tpu , no to in at i htl Inou preached Despite Into-rut allowed on deposits. washntl down with tho Scotch whlaky in ‘ "WI“ ' " . ' r

Next to Post. Office.
SOUTH .\'t)lt\‘.’.\l.l\'. Ct).\'.\'.
Notary Public. Acknowledgment: Taken

pornr [find of heaven), tho mandarin: re
turned to their 'yamcn. bringing back the
.m-ano u' Huio' «on ’h'm. -' i

 

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his au-I and strict occlusion. Pope. Le)
.lfIllN H. “CHRIS. 'im-PrenL

.'\‘l' on i; keeps up with the times. ‘

 

 

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Cry for!
rla. i

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which they drink tho health of the bz'ldo
and bridegroom and of their rot-pectivo

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stovrztt mart”: TM MIL.
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