lsdc‘rfissy sad Perfect I
“1th ans art. tand an ex
heonaproport
3" salamst
“gilmmm ydo eye
.. mostsn I: lied arse.
‘ “Wu-biota u" .m'l'truev’inrm
fronts
on
rfeetioashave
osthe :esi‘r‘l‘enpge
gm" rtunltvoiamulrlurr?
tosan "(tiltTuesdsm
luh
ysundl'v‘ridsys.“
ByOnnce.
so i .
”Kathmandu.
._ Did you ever get tired of sce-
' ’ ' ing the word
lotion . . - .-
1.....Acnou
“ r r 2
Make, Rheumatism, laurel-
‘ gis, led Colds, do.
it
“an“ recommend
. «I hit.
n. % i'ltl‘l‘v Nihil.
”A l"; IAIIWD
JoltsodCyclcne rite
alert sci the
makes
. dealers
h. m‘l'hs'g‘znh
or
murmur?!
. slats or GARIEIITS
' ‘fifim days. the art of dress mas;
onsoi
impossible for the women
toucl lift the fashions.
sepia ‘ V th hangs.
cutting to the finishinsm is
of this city now
““55
”El. GOISTOGK JR'S
Ii'lyou are troubled with
I a few powders, and you
your aillictcd friends.
lied to a case of La
,Dr. Mariand always
gives the following prescrip-
one every half hour. till mir-
in the cure oi"
1‘” PEtllll ght~‘-
a 6.". and was mic-ass uni-s
mummmmus.
Tenses at Goodman“ unset at
« its roast—rm one Its» Idling”.
Morning. --"0h. here they
they camel Drumurreliini; flew”
a
and there brush the limit
‘zrlshl lhey' ya out a risk"
“ You' vc set here nigh an hour waitln'
far’ ear, haven't you. Qld Bent All new
here theycom troapin alarm theold m_sr
Iial aw in their my mp. sit-nob,
herd! Tara’s Old Glory or as hrirvc no
true as ever. My, how she flout-l floorayl
Hooray
“What would {3; do, Old Rena without
the comfort 0' kin to yourselll'l‘b
dear Lord knows 'twonld be hard lines it
that. Some old vets would think it rather
tough bcin reduced to havin just them-
selves fur ctmrpahy, but We're on toi’rabio
mod terms with onrsolf, eh, old comrade!
Wo’ vc fought some pretty stifl battles to»
gather since the war, that’s a fact, but
we' vo tried to bare good courage and helm
on the right side. an we threaten to
through with a whole soul yet, eh, 1)old
boy?
“Course things would ’a' been very dlffer~
out if that bullet hadn't 'a' stopped at little
Ben down there in the Wilderness; ’long in
'68. Young Ben he kcp' close by Hooker
all through till one day there come confu.
also an dismay, no one 0' poor ackson' s
troopers sent somethlu sllgin ri ht at the
heart 0' my Ben
"I say poor Jackson,’ for Lord knows I
eiass' em all together now. And that's a
good deal for me to say—a good deal for
me to say. But i b’lleve white souls with
the holy name ’petriot' on 'sm went up to
the thread 6' ‘God out o‘ northern ranks
on southern ranks, an I've got an hire
there' a a grand Union 0' souls up there
_ that postille 0’ men nor clash 0' arms can
a d a school and learn to
pulsation garments by a tallor's
ever disrupt or disband—no strife 0' men
nor clash 0' arms can ever disrupt or dis-
band—never.
"But little Ben? Ito's see, he were 28
seemed tocome. There ain’t ever been a
real bright, old fashioned suhshiny day
since then; not one, has there new, Bear
“Ah, this music! It's got the same
stirrin old ring that marched sonico' us
through Georgia an along miles an miles
0' weary trampln elsewhere, the very ring,
only it' a slower today, a good deal slower,
an—oh Lord, again! Here comes Com-
p 'nyil. lily. how they step all! An—
' l why. they’re gettin upward o’ 60, I shodld
say. Csa' t be young Ben would 'a' looked
like that, can ltl’ Gettin real gray is
Comp'hy H. real gray. Lord bless ’om
forcvcrmore! They're a good ago to lean
onalittle. Don’t look like men to let
their old fathom come want. as they go
*‘dow‘pfto'vv gallium! 'inpa' friend.
Ah. well, iAlm mtg
“Huh! What is this? flWhy, see here,
man; duo lo‘l thvfidt comrades marchin
by must' a roe ’nlscd you or else
. for some one he imam, fur hcit'
trim bouquet swung right into yourisp as
'you sit here on the burial lot stops. New,
l call that éwcct.
“Han. again! What’s this? A big.
gen 'roue package 0' ‘lno outl' that’li
send some 0' your lonamuae ruminations
2*?“ lelfi
“ ell, what's got Comp' ny ii? Salutin.
every blessed mother's send them! (let
up, old mam-fl. an salute back. Now they' re
5:11:13"? “or ”Lmhcghll
"There. they' vo got palm MP so glad o‘
it, though their gifts an their eheorln did
mo’ good—d id me good. i' ii like to think
0’ it back in my room in the home tonight.
Thoy‘il have to excuse my turnin my back
on am an rubbin my sleeve cmt my eyes,
but I got a notion they'll understand
“Now, how‘s Mirilctl‘n ciao one 0‘ them
must 'o' throw me, acute little specimen
0' Old Glory, with a silver lookin band an
a roll tucked in at the top. Got out your
glasses. (lid lien. an ie'a see what‘s printed
bore. ‘iloii o’ Honor 0' Corirp'ny li.’
Now, that's flue-fine! Somethln else to
examine on talk over when Ivo'rnallaione.
What'a help it'll be.
"Gettin tired, old man? Well, it's 'llout
time to go ilcrs calm-s a soldier hurryin
this way
llolmkw’klndvrmger. One 0' Comp' ny
ii again. 1' d know that badge in king
ddm mum Eh. gain to have milm and a
nice lunch at thconnoryl’ All the boys
any 1 must tanner W.cII Ilmt' s a good
striving arm you oilvv on old man. ilmi' t
am how [can refuse, but 1‘" have to go
slow. my lioy—i‘il have to go slow."
Evoning.—"iirwk in our room, at the
home. {lid lion. all tired out, but plcoml
for all that. plml and condoned to tho
wry marrow. it dorvm't take so very
much toreach an old lunn‘s hurt, dines
it? i wouldn't 'n' ll’llevcd tho milip'ny
would 'a' stock to its orders all lhew years
in the way 0’ mnrernbranm an loyalty for
dialleu cmumdu the way it has (hopped
not right hiyaiiy when tiicy mum on to the
ppm did [other siiiin on forlorn w ith only
himself for a cmnpsnion.
"What a cheer they raiscd, on how their
little gills mum: flyin spuninmmia right at
the old "will And nl tho uihls Lord
they 'dn ‘ ' given Int the whole llprmd if
we mold a' iwid iI—thc whole amend,
wouldn’t they. lien!
"tin-ii, we've done our best all this long
wiliioto kimponr rmirago tip-can't lwip
manila that Motion. she didn‘t stand
it so very long.
canton i go out into the world so partly
form her uunlw min to cognac in bud-
urns Ah then. i b limo tin m‘ a Miillllilli
smut a mother that loan her only child
than diff' rent in some respoc 's from any
Mill?! [HI-L
writ alto s [wt or quite hmifagain-uhcvcr.
film may go man the human smiiin an
Iryln to interest lmlf in what‘s gain on
an takin up bravely what mince in the
, way in duty. but them a a room in her
deep hurt that' a filled with a mood pm
rest It Mr life
"lloi iiwrc' s somethin amatin drawin
an soul inrpirin lice" criminovcrmosv' ry
lmni mauled «i the day s [strode was over
farm» to imd me to a lurinqiistln hall, l
a-imninrm his arm. Mus to be m
1i bin familiar 'liont it all oil, Old lion?
\“ .losim you to set dresmln so many
ill'itlrl hat Ibm'dmmo lmforrl icmgemi
bright “Him. aumhluy day. when
over An then, all at miss, out fish
shininraukstheredmcayouu wiidiir’
aim , tutti,
farm-mild mule: Mill-rhea!» “‘
you couldn't get somethln consolln out o' '
when that‘ last mornin o'ail the world -
mill-'41 W
Wt
Wood” if im's lost anythlngl:
Bria a woman, she
(lunches heart's broke that
I'm. an she lives titers a maid part 0' the
time i think 0' that spry rtepplu seam
urn-div beck biotin for twins. insist i‘d
(lid Barf: all tired out, would think the
long Willis m hunch-J bout
the defeatcdpsrty
diflpwlntmmt.
was dsqlcrste is its
”The «pig: palace
blingfwlth mm almost overcame ,.
attitudinal, lbagh‘t his W , ,
to hinifdr is “as in
assuring her or full protection at ishanrls
a shot was iii-ed at him which
through his coat and lodged in the utter
cruel». ' gamma. h 1‘. cm
it me as a i so
then cried out“ to fire in the window and
break down tbega‘tes. At the very mo-
meat when pit-ion was running highest
and the men had become maddened with
deswration, ready to better down the gates
and walls amending the house, Mr .
Poinsett dlrcqflijd the recur-
tlcn to threwoutt'heAm flag. «on
he did. and then the minister and score-
tary, In full view of the cruise crowd
stopped forth on the veranda be yin its;
folds. instantly the shoots “Whats
the furyof the mob began to a hato,and
the muskets dropped by the nildisrs‘ysides
which a moment before .M been pulliled
with deadly intent at the home and pollen
of our minister. Ilread and awe of: the
flag quieted the mob. He announced that
he was the accredited minister of our
emmc‘nt. The, leaders hastily Wig
the mob. melted) away. and guard;
placed by the insurgents by the minister's
home to protect it and him and all who
sought protection under its rcofandwilhin
5%.)!" I ted he (1
r tgcpresen t i ty. and
power of the United States andco‘IZlndudoil
instant respect. When our dagwgs up
fin-led it did. what an ad 1...”... d
not have cop's without b oodshod It was
the voice of , lld- It represented the
force of the States. A that fired
“the g at tired at the baited
States, and“. e van mob respected its
power it a?“ flag which symbol-I
ized it no unit's In securing
continued hit mgiorlcuenld ben-
uer and hold fast and true to that spirit
which in the has been quick to resent
any Insult to it —-Exchauge.
'l‘uo In. tor the (leased.
When thsgndm of Godot-a1 Leonidas
Grant, that general said. “Then the most
perfect when I ever rest is gone."
Gentle as a woman in his manner, it
seemed an unspeakable offense to utter an
path or a coarse expression in his rescues .
ills men never forgot this, and gener-
al' I dismay may be well innginod when
one day he cerium two privates him.
ing a little snapping match health them
One of the combatants, being still
sober endow to recognise the officer.- fell
back, but the other turned and stared in-
yu,o old mull sari Git on thsthorec.
l'll lick you for a 10 cent
'lt was too much. General all: turned
and doth—«Philadelphia Times.
ome- ’ t
i if l were risked to express in onewcrd
lithe mm lininlnaut characteristic of Gen-
oral Grant. labould say "loyalty " lie
was loyal to his country, loyal tohiscsuse.
ioyalto his family. loyal to his friends.
This trait was" in him so well developed
that he could not understand the leak of if
in others. There were two clause of men
for whom he had the most soprano con-
tempt, and-those were liars and cowards.
Magnanimity was almost as strong a fee-
turo in the character of General Grant as
loyalty. and this was shown in many lli‘
tie things. Thus after the surrender at
Port Dennison ho had called General liuck
nor aside and said to him. “General, I do
not know In what condition the fortumw
of war have left you; but," handing his
pocketbook to his late adversary, ‘1 hope.
you will accept this. "—tioncral Horace
Porter.
Honor Bravery and Virtue.
The military hero has been applaudcd.
his name inscribed on pages of history, the
gsiinntry of his deeds written in song
timiugimut all periods of the world's his»
wry. ’l‘ho loculpvcr'u chisel in purest mar
bio. tho Iminwr with pencil and llillllll'f
with harp have vied with wash other in
colonizing his bravery and doing honor to
his genius. lloru today, as elsewhere
tiimughout this broad land. a in», grateful
and patriotic [us-mic have tissimdliod to pay
impinge and oflerihc annual tributo of ai-
fmtiun to the harms whose maurdshavc
berm closed. Their work was done when
they lay down to'slecp, so this mmumuy
dmthma ao maid, but it. ‘ * those
wovmohmmm :7
Poik’s death was received by General .
seisntly at the handsome old man on his Mb“
01-an “ t, sergeant. come and put
thii man irons," calledthe general. .
Andthc ow shouted: "Who in h—is
sumpwb f
strains at... to judgs
er ascstsliy to sea remedy.
South Nor-walk sgsia
heard from.
“L“.
ones
my representative called. on Ifr B.
lit-u. dispute. who rinse- in an ennui
a nib.
No.51 Ws'3i rivirihéi’ “turmoil-.311
walk Not feeling well and the wedlher
bring fer from s‘greeablc. Mr. Millard
had remained at Mine. The converse-
cd tioa turned on kidney disease. its,
symptomadts prevalence and its Irrat-
mcnt. Few laymen have s more so-
rursts and comprehensive knowledge
of the subject than Mr. Millard. who
study. ills personal experience alone
would fill a volume and the gist of his
statements is iold:in his own words.
"I revenue kidney trouble :0. years."
he says. "I have taken so much medi-
cine and been under the care of physi-
cians so often that i ought to be an
authority on the question. I seemed to
b6 ridlof my trouble for a time. but it
showed signs or returning and f want~
ed to check it: i noticed some pub-
“lulled sillémehts rihoiit Dash a Kidney
Pills. and procured a box at Hale's
phdrmsoy in Norwsik. They are help-
ing. me. I have just at
box‘." Dean' s Kidney Pills help at
are mdny such costs in South Norwaik.
You‘csn read about them every day.
i poari's Kidney, Pills for sale 'bylail
‘ dealers. Price. to cents per box. or sis
boxes for 32.50. Sent» by mail on re-
celpt or price by Foster-Mllburn Co.
buffalo, N. 1., sole agents for the
United States.
The-misery of years has been cum! In
a single night‘b'y the use of Bush's
Ointment, a positive, never-failing re-
medy for Itching Pilot and all use»
diseases. Your dealer keeps It. or can
get ll for you. ,
'lA.
l g physicians and druggists,ss
for bill nausea,
digestioglnmgmfils
handles, and sick3
of the liver,
Removal Noticel
Dr. 1". W. Dormer has moved
his office from over the Post
0%m50.1(1i’$gk lggnw.
o to ran to so,
Slismfonl, Ct. whom he will be
pleased to see his Norwsik
tlsnts. Faro allowed. co
hoursfromilaumtod .m.He
willboattho CIT Hotel
every Wednesday from 8 a. m.
‘ or. and (ice
's
Mdtlollcflu raglan
acquired It by careful and prolonged
ed my IEIBOIIII1
and heal. streilatii’cn. then cure. Thrlt:
,Is their record everywhere and there
er’s Pillsuiiio recommended by
the most prompt and emclent remedy
costivencss,‘ in-
0; also, tors;
are colds. fevers. neuralgia and rheu-
toIl .m. forthesoommodation .
' come. and all a n eruptions, and
0'“ le‘mk “d South Nor- tiv’oly cures piles. or no pay roqu rod.
w n ' it is guaranteed :0 g'i'vi; poi-mm mtisfac-
lion or monov re on or. o co Wit-until
DR.F.W. DARMER pathos. E.P.WeedandG. c. Stiiison.
autumn mull“, a ..,.,.... ..-...... MM, .-.._,...,... . -
STAMFORD. . . . 003m A. L. Wooster. a prominent cltlmu of
f.
(lo—Dear WH'IIm
hohlldisow ahdilnd
nothing to equal t n They
0 magic. I would not be without
I. out in my house. The little onesluve
Dr Hand's 00le cm and cry for it; it
relieves theta almmt instantly. Mrs.
Frank Smith, 21 Wood street. At all
druggists, 250.
chum“ is a frightful affliction. but like
skindlsemslt can be perma-
léy‘lapplieations of DeWitt’s
Witc Hussifiil Pve. It never fails to
compile-.1! Wood Norwalk; G.
o. Stillsou, Sena; Norwalk
‘cure a. lisslsche.‘
As a remed%for antenna of Head-
ache Electric liters has proved to be
the v best. It effects a permanent
care our the most dreaded habitual sick
headaches old to its influence. We
urge all w onrsafiiictedto procure a
bottle, and give this remedy it fair trial.
In cases of habitual constipation Else
trio Bitters cures by giving the neede-
tone to the bowols, and few cases ion
resist the use of this medicine. Try t
once. Fifty cents and ti .00 at Stillsou's
and Wood’s Drug Stores.
e
In the Spring a young man s fun
If htly turns to thOughts of—DeWit?
tile Early Risers, for they always
cleanse the liver, purify the blood, and
invigorate the G.syetem E.P Weed.
Nor-walk; (..Stiilson, South ’Nor-
“i'he Discovery Saved lilt Life.
Mr. G. Uaiilouette, Druggist. Beavers-
ville, Ili., says: “To Dr. King’s New
Discovery I owe my life. Was taken
with La Grippe and tried all the physi-
cians for miles about, but of no avail
- and maivennpandtoldl could not
live. Ha or; Dr. King a New Discov-
cry in my store I sent for a bottle and
began its use andfrom the first dose
began togetbetter, andafter using
three bottles wasup and about again.
It is worth its weight in gold. We
wou' t keep. storoor onsewithout it. ”
Got a free trial at Stillson’ s and Wood’s
DrugStores.
One Minute is the standard time, and
One Minute Cough Care is the standard
preparation for every form of cough or
It is the only harmless remedy
that ucosinrmediaio results. E. P.
We , Net-walk; G. C. Stillsou. South
Norwalk ,5 .
iiew‘s'l‘ldsl.
We odor One Hundred Dollars Res.
ward for an ' case ‘of Catsrrh that can-
not be on by Hair s Catarrb Cure ‘
F. J. Gunny & Q9" hops” Toledo, 0.
We. the undersigned. have knownF.
J. Cheney for the last 15 years. and be-
have him perfectly honorable in all
business nausautions and financially,
one utmost does not more 8 till. {1,1,13ng out any obligations me
but one mzwlnowéofn Ono Phiit‘ilvieéd' No: $16.: 1.3% “Show 0 Drug is,
0‘ nil.
““- 0 583mm 3”" 1‘0"“ 3133 Wholesale Draggists. Toledo,
' As ihcsire u nds Hah'wntarrhcuoir takonintcrhal-
misc soil" of its tailgating”: so interior dwell: it _n the bloodnnd
nds upon the mam”. of mucous surfaces of r e" s tom. Price,
he mugs To expel impurities and 75° bottle. 3015 by “Wk
cause the vital fluid to bscmne vi T “15-h“
and llrsgivimsmsym Sun! in: -- ..-W ~—~-——
the most row and effective medi- Mrs. on Young. Middlcburg, 1a., -
clue in "9- ‘ writes. I have used (inc Minute Cough
, ‘, (31:11: for six grim, bolth fgrtlrliiyseif firm:
0 MI. in! mmii or I 0 die 8!
. chudnn 0'! '0' grating ,slnd most sagsfxtcEtorgq aloug‘h
’ 1'9 ave (Wilt nfii 09f
PltChOf . Oastoria. Regan; G. G. Simeon, South Nor-
. . . W .
Children cry for
Pitcher's Gastorla. Children Orv f0'
-Pitcher’s Gastcria.
Did you ever think how readily the
blood ispoisoned by constipation? Bod
bioodmenns bad health and miniature
old age. DeWiit sliittlo Ear y Risers,
the famouslittio pills, overcome obsti-
nate mnstipation. E. P. Wood. Nor
walk; 6 C. Stillson South Norwaik
”no. traits sun
The boat salve in the world for cats,
bruises. arm, ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sum. letter, cha lprvl hands. chiibiains.
(lasso Mich. after suifering excruciat-
ingly from .1“ for twenty years, was
vvimfoiiow in rising generations that a
nation is grateful for braveryaudhmnly
virtoo.-—E1Lhangc.
Not Dead In "Valli
Tho lesson of Mlvinorisl day is to keep
from the memories of our illustrious dead.
to preserve intact what they fought for and
saved, to kocpniivc the patriotic spirit and
‘- resolve In the immortal words of Abraham
Lincoln, "that from thou immoral deed
we Intro “)0an devotion to that cause
for which they gave the last full measure
of devotion, that we hm highly rrmlvs
that Ihcsodsnti shall not have died In vain.
that this nation under (lad shall haves
new birth of frctrdom, and that govern-
ment of the purple, by the people, for the
people shall not perish from the earth.”-
Ubtcsgo Tribune.
1‘- lies: flowers on the fleece.
The naval veterans of the port of New
day by going out to Sandy Hook lightshlp,
and after serviooa they will scatter timers
on the «man. the grave of naval heroes.
W-n...
Its-es.
Theaohlcasgcotpeseehsscmseou eerthi
in. lathe blood shines] Iridsthriilieebknl.
And softly on the alien soldier is tomb
is laid rm wrath M owns his taunt worth.
No more; maul: (led. the cerium headers
fort
mnhrdssheslnthessiokesadgionm
Pare. ml For snowy nestled Peace
melts mom.
And love, Miathehssrtcfdodhsdblrth.
Hemvfnrth let children on the besiims play
And wild lawns hie-ere in the asaes's
York and vicinity will observe Memorial ,
FIIRFIELD COUNTY
IATIOIM. BIIK.
D I
incorporated. it“.
sownv 0. Katrina, Pr-ldent.
DAVID n irunmulvrosrm.
Ho. BEN. outer.
DIIIOTORU.
4! Well Streeth Iorwsik, cons.
ltnwnv (Litmus, Morse it. Gwyn,
cured in a s ort time by doing IleWiIt‘s
Witch Hanoi Salve. an nbsrdnto cam for
all skin diam More of this prepara-
tiouls used than all minors combined.
E 1’. Wood. iNor-walk; (l C. Wilson.
Booth Norwalir.
Yes lies'I have is tutor or.
says the lit. hmieulournslof Agriculture
in an editorial about No-To-ilw. the
famoustobsoco habit cure, "We know
of 0mm, cases carol by No-To-Bae.
a wisest at. Will architect,
mauled and chewed for twenty yours;
AGENCY.
Nana—t...“
or female. can mutuality-cut.
Warned immallle W51;
“9”th gm- mil ‘m
girls
omit-u ’s'ausm
‘
limo mum.“ A. tun assert.
. . so , two times him so that even the
lil'cl‘d'm‘m giddrmmmmu. amclloi’mbucoc not... him sick. " an.
Accounts of lsnufaetnrsrs Merclisats '1‘on wlrlsnd cumin“ loll
sadiadividuals Boiiclted. mm mm pug yki‘rec.
cg cw
his Deposit loses , m. ..
"u“ n'”’"‘"° Young mothers timed the summer
“1" monthson mold the great murm-
— . -4; - ity gmmgncfhihimxl caused l: bowel
tum cot at me assur-
0. u. ammo an... a... i... Jami mm...
clTY - EMPLOYMENT
Indies and madman desiring first.
class help in any capacity can obtain the
eavnelmnlediately at the aim agency;
also those wishing positions. either male
in!
a. mu. Hamlin. Harv-rev use.
no
:lolic shrill milligram rum, anrll’ilhdmilghsiicrm
tprom orcrsmps. one o,
dysen “in“ disrrhrra, it affords in
stunt rel . E. i’. World. Norwalk; (l
U. Simeon. South Norwalli.
“humannnhrm
MMmthmm‘m
MQMIHI‘mwM
mummdegsveth-tm
' predominate. 'l‘affetasnlso erect. multi-
kins" waitr- “has
b‘ii ‘l
fluidndlrllh atrium of real law. YB!
light and duifyru ”33'” are more fashion-
able than e or for kitear and are made
of moussel ac dc solo or tulle. The l
fancy it to one illusion around thence ,
tying it in a large how under the chin.
in woolen dross materials fancy weaves
furious character and offer ties
for the com tion of passed 1! mail!
costumes. hey are chins, ombrc, change-
able, figured, flowered, striped and cheek-
ed.'1‘huponipadour designs are the now-
est. ,
Chou: and knots will continue to be
much employed as trimming, and rnohes
punctuated with bows. Theoravut prom-
ises to declare list if more and more and to
spread to formidable dimensions. is ap-
pears in a great variety‘of shapes from a
more fall of lane to alarm bow, and from
that to a draped mass of mousseline do sole
and lace.
Light and bright colors predominate,
and white in lace ribbons and memories
will be one of the most fashionable clo-
mcnts in elegant toilets of whatever style
they may be.
For house costumes and wrappers white
takes precedence of colors this scastm.
Violet has come to the front again with
renewed vigor. It is seen in all shades
and in goods of all kinds as well as in the
new models of miliinery. ~
The evening gown shown in the sketch
has godct skirt of manor-silo gray toilets
cov cred with a Louis Quince design of
knots and flowers. The inblicr is framed
by two immense hollow plaits’. Tho bod-
lco of moumellno def aoiefhds a triple pol-
arine falling over theiop of the arms and
unloading belowt :17 waist in coquilles. A
2,?“ of old gal:i falls over the
each side. it immense bowo rose
faiiic, the ends of which pass down to the
, belt, is placed at the front of he corsdgo.
Thenarrowheltluofrosefaiie.
J muc Chorts'r.
WW
. A true wry users a... ~-
Tho following stillsa is a good illus-
tration of multum in parv‘o and obtain-
ed a price for its author in a contest for
the best poemen
' l
in Bolivar more than 50 years ago:
The goddesses spring. .
As she pond down the vale.
Wt her lol; on them
Add her breath en the gain.
_ —Boiivar Bulletin.
Inner! a Jackknlfe tor a Hole.
Leon Blythe had some trouble bion-
day. He bantered a follow for a trade.
offering a pocketknifo for a mule. To
his surprise the man accepted, and it
took Leon till near midnight, with tho
eminence of Jim Banks. to dispose of
the male for 70 cents. been lost a quar-
ter in the trade—Murray (Ky. )Ledger.
TheWonnefeGeolelc-g.
Everybody remembers “Grandfather’s
Cluck," a song which was the rage for
many a day. Thousands of pounds were
made out of it by the innate dealers, and
the copyright sold only recently for £410,
but the otmimacr got only a low shillings
and ultimately died in dostituiiou. The
same thing happened in the case of Alex-
ander liunie's luluntifui setting of liurns'
"Afton Water." it is said he did not re-
celvn oven the traditional guinea
The composer of "She.“‘orc a Wreath
of litmus" sold his copyright for [in shillings
andsoon after had the doubtful pleasure
of erasing it repurchaued by a ueeond pub.
llsher for £600. I-imrgo llarker obtained
only 40 shillings for "The White hquuil."
though the big-sure. (Jranicr afterward paid
him £100. and for that immensely populrr
song, “Kathleen anonrnecn" tho u. a
poser, Mr. F. N. Crouch received lust .L'u
—-Chmnbors' Journal.
cam-A—
The Tennyson Moon.
The Tennyson beacon, to ho ormui um
Froshwatcr down, isle of Wight, m a pop.
ularmcmoriai to the late purl lunrmiv.
will probably ho in its place by treat uu~
tumn. The stone for the shaft of the cross
has already been out from a («lrninh quarry.
THE FACE* iN lLLNESS
To the Trained In It Quickly iihows a
I'atient‘s Condition.
The face is a good imics to the state
of rmc‘s physical being, and from it
symptoms of disease can be detected ai-
mest before the patient is’ aware that
anything serious is the matter with him.
For instance. incomplete elm-arc of the
eyelids. rendering the whim of the eyes
visible during sleep. is a symptom in
all acute and chronic diseases of a so
verc type. It is also to be chroma]
when rest is unsound from pain wher-
ever seated.
Twitching of the eyelids. correlated
with the «palliation of tho eyeiids.cr
anointing. heralds the visit of comel-
alone.
Widening of the orifices of the nose.
with movements of the nostrils to and
fro, point to embarrassed numbing from
dimes of the lungs or their plural lu-
vellmrui.
(induction of are brown indicates
pain In the head. Sharpness of Ibe nos-
trils, pain in the chest and s drawn up-
per lip. pain in the W
To make a general rule. it may be
slated tintihel‘lp‘psrthirdd Ibeface is
altered in expression in sleetionsof the
brain, my meals third In the discus!
er the crane diatom is It» thea-
incl cavity. amends arse. “
allied 4
gluing. when we had
' “x N ‘ ‘ V, 21‘.» . (i1. u‘vrr‘y. \
castoris is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s
prescription for Infants and dill-
drcn. It contains neither Opium.
was nor other lsmtlc sull-
since. It isshsrmlcsssubstltutefcr
Parasol-lo, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
sud (luster Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty years’ are by
millionsof [others llssiorislethe
Children's Panacea-Lille Holder’s
Friend. ‘
, CASTORIA
For Inmate sang Children.
Doaothclmpuavdcpou, ”insist-pus
having Castoria and see that the lac-slung
signature of
is on the
m..- We
Weshallpro- ‘ ' '
tort ourselves and the public at all Maids.
Tn: Curran: Conramr, 1'.” Murray St..N.Y.
Examiner In
ll. 9. Patent once,
I 878 to I 88!.
0mm. 436 Main Street,
(308!!-
BRIDGEPORT.
Norwaik
Lobsters
Caught oif Norwaik islands.
Leave your orders and have
them delivered every Satur-
day at
HUNT&ZELUFF’ SF,”
Whales lo and neon
Fish,
Clam and
Vegetable
MARKEI
Telephone Cali. em
s. nudists:
Butter, Cheese, Eggs
Etc.
125 Washington Street. 80. Norwnilr
«W
Butter. (illness. Paul-11rd ""13 Whom-we
——-- 4-. ..-- _...
Try “Epicure Iiraud"C:mncd
(loads,
And Green Mountain Cheese
l)!lf.l;l)' l'nsurmrsu 21 In M I. «Viv-I!
The Value of Wall
Paper .
do nds maroon its lx‘nuly than any-
ugclw. ()nr shxk coinprisoa lints'
designs and mh rs varied cnimgh to suit
any tonic in tho wurhl There are intrl
cuinnmi unique as wall as plain and
slmplo doaigilrl, in delicate. nestlul tints.
as well as in pining”. warmer (slim.
i Painting, paper hanging and (Worst-
ng.
if not convenient for on to call at the
aim. drop a pistol, am lwiil be plowed
to call on you with ufuii line of Miitpll'li
:. l. com-ram.
to midi AVENUE.
Em Norwaik, (Jimnmticut
”AKI YOUR
warn-e KNOWN
iflfofll
tvtvm' “flint!
Norwalk Chronicler