- is
‘; second wailivi
us or GAR'EHTS
. a " rid-Perfect! . ,
.1
:xmmin
,.
l the prone one of
to ch with e fashions.
’iln t “id‘s: W“
is {hell}. construct her-“own
a" cuttinz to the finishing. is
to Be fluoridated.
, 7 skew s schootgn’udalmrtg
‘ en
Pg afl‘thg‘prdglectionis have been
the residence of this city now
0 acquiring?
, 1'
;. care.
‘ ' tosand‘l' 09.Tuesdn .Tl'iurs’-
.. ti Smith Main rest. 80.
gruesome. 18 elletreet
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“We“
.3!
you: ver get tired of "see-
ing the word
carou- - - .-
um. -'AOETO
*2 l", ? ?
you are troubled with
,llos‘iiechs, lilies rootlets. lean!-
" gin. lad cold-Jo.
3% a few powders, and you
nemtirc of recommend
2 it toyour afllictcd friends.
on called to a case of La
Grippe, Dr. Mai-land always
Yet the following presump-
uu mule
if, i ,
. “9‘9“?” .
‘ is world wade.
W
M
y gates, and within it i
70 warriors who fell"
the snpposedbirthp ’
in an open
holler—the great doing mausoleum of
' Bassin‘Sbah,rthesole
- hammedan Bible, wh is at its summit
"fa l“(£nd’e:tpe§ii‘i¥e ’ ‘
a ( n .
mpoesibie for the Women ‘
.Jork. .Meu in ourbus
”way he touches on egg
~' people”
*‘ The Gerumn mindi of the type that
. «philosophical systems and ideas. It is
“fit. museum.
in t. e cure of
meshes nor a.» ;
.dl Mrs-With, be outer incle-
re‘lu wide paved ’
lids,
aroma find
saw},
wall has five
the tombof“ the
ith Email) and
,2 “flakwly.
space,_sla do the holy of
‘The third ill osu
tience to which
is by the Babel M‘ ael,,or Gate of
Bosnia and,of‘his two sons. Ali Alihbar
undAli? . .‘ The d me, is a magnifl<
cent and o,” y Work ‘ art, being tiled
with slabsprpnre got and inlaid with
Ronnie insot’iptiolis' ,nd other designs
in varioustcplored enamel. When we
saw it. milliliter. its, bhunty was partly
concealed by a black rapery, onwhich
wasembroidered‘uv , , from the Mo-
,iioatedpthe black flag of mourning in
‘ Blackwoud'Mag-
. _ Egg (labelling urine-I.
The business of Igggcundliug, or egg
testing, seat at: rep ;‘ . dithculv and ap-
parently requires noes ialprofioioncy.
The South Water str t expert in that
line paused in his work long enough to
tell a different story.
“Egg candling," b said, ”is no fool
job, and only the man who has been at
it. a lung time can m 0 good money. It
requires keen sight a d a practical eye
and just about one an cut of ten is
good ntth‘e business. ou've got to have
asteudy hand, too. a. d the man who
drinks much can't ,ndle eggs very
long. The’breaknge id soon take all
the profit of! every to of eggs. ln
blew yorkjhgy have" an egg candlers'
eminence inhibits d any of its rules
is that no man who dr'nlrs ‘ steadilyean'
be admitted. It is co posed mostly of
east side Bebrevts an is very old, one
of the oldest labor org: izations in Now
'ness who are real-
ly first class get goodiwuges. You can
'altvsysitell a good man by the lighyeusy
He can tell an
a} is addled at a ‘ lance. where even
finite familiar with the article
_ condigonr'j-é
”an.“ .
egg tli
will say it is in first cl
Chicago Chronicle."
Socialism- (in; and Cant.
loves to build imagi y schemes and
to dream dreams of t e regeneration of
' ’ nkind. 1t revels i viewr, theories,
rather tentative and nebulous than pre-
cise and well defined. . Mussel. in al-
lusion to the prononess of the German
.to indulge in vague a d shadowy specu-
lations. has described is country as
Tho [land which producer! no trust with u.
And a great runny Cents ith a U."
The Freriobmau me as onward to con-
clusions. the Germa feels his way.
Moreover, the Germ; n socialist can
plead in his defense t! ‘at, alter all, he is
only bettering the in fractions of his
rulers.
State socialism is ereoognlaedcreed
of the great majority (f influential Ger»
mans. It is notorioustl at Bismarck him-
self used to take coon cl of that eminent
socialist Lassalle. ' he reigning em-
peror is credited with having much the
same ideas. and it is s id that he wishes
to become known. as if!» grout prototype
as king of the bog-
Linguine.
hefcrebim, as u tr
garr:——Maomillan's
mum's m
The following story is characteristic
of Lord Leighton’s nduees to poor
students: A young fellow, without
friends or money. ca‘ o to London to
mulls his'fortuno wit his brush. 0r-
dm for pictures were not forthcoming.
however, and the you on pointer found
himself reduced to d! ring on sunset oft
tents. In despair ho role to tho presi-
dent of the academy t his private ad-
dress in Holland l’srkt stating his case.
and forwarding st tlu some time some
specimens of his work. Within stow
days he received so a: war, uniting him
to cell at filr Frederck’s house. The
president the and my received him
kindly. vised him study more and
gave him two letters of iumxloctloo.
As the young men w , leaving Sir Fred-
erick handed him an velope. remark
lugimliore is an can mole of the best
kind of drawing. lie ht one of these
days you'll be able to do as Well. if not
tor." it contained a check for can.
to recipient a s my! way up the lad-
der now.
‘ . ”on.“
Wanderer—miss. A few years ngol
«a 3m rollin in Wealth.
""300",.
Kind Hearted Ht -- Pom
mun! Here is I shilli Drink did it.
i it pure? 2
godmwho'm, Religion.
Kind Hearted no keeperm Rein
glue?
Wmdsreruius’m.
roost suersaful burg!
but I got religion
me trade no more.
Tobin. ‘
The four padded
situation, mules it
by drawing cm oil ‘
(”#th I“ .
l was one of the
in the country,
couldn’t work at
A veteran
once saw a ”new sight on a butt
as be tens theaters»; squadron of o'er ,
had been held lays-me under cor, pt
held battery and an infantry realm
The artillery user use ended. The mule
of the enemyin,%gl‘WhPmlW;Pllmml
had been repulsed b ‘
infantry. While a cloud of smoke hung
A yarns strainers. plinth-she!
nanometer iu‘ 'luart
‘lngSin the first file, ‘
agerved- to the right and tornado-ole but
”.0
. ‘ wen. storm out
after the re mting' force ’pnd‘couverted
defeatiuto rout. » ’ ‘ ,
ins villi-white face, are with the, blood
streaminglfrom his wound. Under his
check our leading and made its own way
ssddlé, while the other
warm at w;
of thc‘iirltisb' arm!
y thi‘iietdlaéss oi the
some minor over the field the caValry received an only!
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The dead troopermesnwhlie was rotors-
nervolers hand the horse received neither
toward, tholnfantrthho were new ad
van‘clng rapidly. As the smoke lifted the
soldiers sawthe solitary rider coming,
with one hand . in a leathgrlp upon the
still held the sword
Hudson ,. '~ « ... . i
It. as a sight never to beforgotteu—thn-
galloping horse, with the dead cavalrymlfii
still mountednnd lookinggrim and flower
It was not until thunder had! gone 50
killed that be rolled oil the horse.
A similar story is told of Captain Nolan,
whodellvered tbelfatal, blanderlug order
for thecharge of the famous Light brigade.
He was seen on the field of Balaklavs, rid-
ing from the hills where the stafl officers
were drawn up to the quarter where the
brigade was stationed. Thatchargo‘begnn.
and what was left of the brigade returned ,
in broken groups. ' ‘
At last Captain Nolan was seen gallop.
lng rapidly toward the center of the field.
He was firmly seated, straight as an arrow
and riding well. Suddenly the horse
swerved, and the rider toppled over.
The officers who were nearest rushed
forward, but when they lifted him from
the ground they found him lifeless. Like
the Indian snbonnau, he had been shot
and instantly killed, but his hone had
carried ”him safely across the field, out of
the reach of the pursuing Cossacks.—
Youth’s Companion.
THE OFFICIAL PITCHER.
And the nudist- long mm Got I
Drink Iron If.
A young man with adell‘eate, straw col-
ored mustache-pd fiiotball hair parted in
the center and glued down to his temples
sountered carelegisly into one of the eu-
perior courts one day. no eyed the judge
through his glasses, and sized up all the
attorneys. " Thendie walked up to the bar
and poured out‘n‘ glass of lce_water. ‘ '
. Tb‘oyudge, who is nervous and testy,
had observed the young man and frowned
down on tho glued hair and glasses. When
tho young man boldly walked up to the
bar and took a glass of ice water the judge
fairly boiled with indignation at such
minority announcing almost to contempt.
The young man was just raising the glass
to his lips when the judggjoarod: ,
“That water, in, is for attorneys and
other officers of the court." ,
The glass almost dropped from his hand,
he started violéntly, turned red. then
placed the glass on the table and walked
out of the court. The judge chuckled.
l
the courtroom again with a roll of patch-
nrout in his hand. The judge glared at
him savagely, but he never flinchod. h'l-
unily there was a lull in the pmouodlngs,
and he tuidrossod the court:
“ Your honor!"
“What is it, sir?"
“I wish to submit to the court my cor-
tiflento of admission to practice in the su
promo court and all other courts of this
state.” And he passed the parchment to
the clerk.
“ Well, what of that?" growled the judge.
”Now your honor, having promoted the
proofs of my admission to tho bier I would
now Inuvu the court that l lmpennltiod to
drink from the olllulnl pitcher." And he
calmly drained the glass 0! water he had
left on tho tabla—San Francisco Post.
arm lip Baby Talk.
Some one suggests the invention of a
longuagofur lovers that slnill slammed"
the promos bubble of baby talk. Ann
role, it is s tmvmty upon the mavmation
of any annual latent and belongs nowhere
hutnmong the silly utterances bubbling
from an owrilowing him. Adda-ism! by
a lover to a lover is may anuwur its pur-
pose, being interview! by some subtle in
sight hum of the condition, but when the
some jargon is spoken to ohlldton’s ours it
seems little loss than an insult. children
never use commonplace bad grammar.
They are original at oil crisis; Why, then.
when those grown up children try to but.
tutu them. do they income silly and nothing
more?
A newly made husband overheard unit»
lug his bride, "(Moo lovoy dovoy is no?"
namely incomes an obloot of anything but
ridicule. 'l’ho phlinntlmwlo purpose now
hold in slow in to «up ily sonic equivalent
which shall satisfy t eyemnlugs of the
heart atiho some time that it shall not
degenerate late a subject of shorllegiour
list-«Now York Journal.
mm. t... “one
Carine l’nhlstorio union.
In several pieces in the Cape Colony and
Orange Free State or South Africa caves
bare'bcen ssplorud which yielded hundreds
of ultimatum rent-land s owns-pools:
of air lingered mor'iltfiy‘. All of to}: full
grown William o t s remarks!) spe-
cies of quedrumsns have the tall situated
high on the imkufrom three to five inches
tat-titer up than that on the unicorn more
itoy~snd tuber distinguishing mks, such
as twosets of moles teeth, on the
males, are.
mummified by human balsam!» former.
iy held them in marshes, or were one
uses bitumen-restroom, encl- see man
Menominee of more or sent-elm
which scrotum them in their caves and
thus preserved theta, is a secret that use
u‘mr he sperm—Public Opinion.
a: firm
deliberate, has, isn‘t he!
led-rd
3 sort jean: ,
‘ storesdonot in alleasslruita
which is painted in
t It , ,.
‘ tervals. L
yards fromtho spotwhere bellied been. ‘
seamen-mam» m ~
light colors, and
unsuccessfully to
rite unison _
3mm. "a Leipsic c
mimenling in this d ‘
very sad pastor Jesuits. The colors, lee
“mutiny“ ‘2 lie white. barium sel-
ute, sine white, barium chromate.
yellow sober. uranium bride, green
chromium: ammom. m
communications. is!» so as
caper norm for biotin, 'wn Oxide
of manganese,"burned term at liens.
lrectlon with
rod iron colors. chrOrue red- These are
who miredfwitli warm soft water, dip,
tilletl'or rain, and (illegal 83‘ degrees,
or sulphur free 'wster slurs. Thus one
part of water glass maybe 1raisedsvith
two of [warm soft'water, and one part2
of bronze powder be worked up with 50.
by weight,'of the diluted ,water glass.
It'may be necessary. to; give the color a
thorough preliminary wetting with very
soft water, particularly if the‘color be
an earthy one, end the better this is
done the better will the color mix with
the water glass, but no more color
should be mixed than can he used with-
in two to four hours. Theiron should
be perfectly free,‘ from grease and rust.
and “ should be treated with a scratch
brush—then three costs, at 12 hour in-
' um'ua rim: am
“Well, well," remarked a leading
smiled at the vanity of w‘on'ien as they
take long and fund glances at their “re;
auctions in the store windows, but
glass while buying one.
would exhaust the patience of a Job.
the hat and had one made to order.
dolphin Record.
the most prompt and amateur
digestion, 5]
have colds, fevers, neuralgia and rh
marina.“ ...M-.-_..-.__._m_
One swallowde not 'malre
(lure brin ‘
walk; 6. . Stillson,‘ South Norwallr;
WM—L.mma——-
upon the soil
Half an‘hour later the young man entered ‘
Whennahywudchvegavehcrc'uwda.
“henshamaChthshecrlcdforMflI.
Whenelnhunmlllnrhudunxfoworla.
WhenebehedChddmrhouvetlwnC-mrla.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Caetoria.
o. till omit it... "i
hatter the other day. "everybody has
woman is not a marker for the ordinary
man. The uglier a man is the longer it
takes him to suit himself with a hat
and the‘oftener does he look into ‘ the
l have an un-
usually prepossossing customer who
He came into the store the day after the
styles arrived and consumed two hours
and ten minutes in getting a hat that
pleased him. The next day he returned
This man is so ugly that nothing could
improve his looks but smash. "—Phila-
W
Ayer's Pills are recommended by
leading physicians. and ,drnggists, n's
remedy
for hilioutmosg, nausea. costiveness,in-
'shness of the liver,
jaundice, and sick hemlacho;2alro, to re-
en-
a
but one ”alloys of One Minute 3
relief. E. P. ‘Wwd, Not-
As the strength of a‘buildlng'depends
ity of its foundation. so
health depends upon the condition of
the blood. To expel . impurities and
cause the vital fluid to‘ become vigorous
and life-giving, Ayer‘s Bursapurillu is
the most powerful and elfective medi-
cinelnnse. Untarrh. Hall’s (.lntnrrh Cure is the
~ . . omuly Wtive‘gro kipobigln to the medical
ternity. tart ’ng n constitut-
chnqren cry for ions! disease, termites a «institutional
P'tcher’s caflofla. treatment. Hall's Catsrrlr Care is tak-
wt s ‘ ‘
«unsound Madly,
Cures and» "multimillion“ ' sweet.
lag feet, blisters and sebum s
2?". aortas sand buaious of”, psi'fidand
re on comfort. ‘ .
fluidity all druggists and arugula! gr
also. in stamps. Address, Allen 8. Olm-
stead, IoRoy, N. Y.
2 Eczema is a frightful affliction, but like
all other skin diseases it can be perms»
neatly cared bya , of DeWitt's
Witc HazelSslve. ‘It never fails to
cure lee. E. F. Word, Norwulk; G.
C. St , , South liorwalk.
, ' ‘ Condensed Testimony.
Chas. B. Hood, Broker and Manufac-
turer’s Agent, Columbus,‘0hio, certifies
that Dr. King’s New Discovery has no
equal as aCough‘i-emedy. J .1). Brown,
Prop. St. James Hotel, Ft. Wayne, lnd.,
testifies that he'wus curedol acoughof
twoyenrs standing, caused by La Grippe,
by Dr. King’s New Discovery. B. F.
Merrill, Baldwin'sville, Mass, says that
he has used and reoommendedit and
never knew it tofnil and would rather
have it than any doctor, because it
cures. Mrs. Hamming, 222 E. 25th St,
Chicago, always keeps it at hand and
has no fear of Group, because it instantly
relieves. Free Trials Bottles at Still-
son’s and Wood’s Drug stores.
was—«a... ......_,._..m-_.~
s. Re-
'In th Spring a yawn; man's fancy
lightly urns to thoughts of~DeWitt’s
Little Early Risers, for they always
cleanse the liver, purify the blood. and
invigorate the system. E. P. Weed,
Nglrlwalk; G. C. Stilisou, South Nor-
w . '
llid You Ever
Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for
your troubles? If not, get a bottle now
and get relief. This medicine has been
found to bé'peculiarly adapted to the rev
lief and cure of all Female Complaints,
exerting a wonderful direct influence in
giving strength and tone to the organs.
If you have Loss of Appetite, )onstipa-
tion, Headache, Fainting Spells, or are
Nervous, Sleepless, Exeitahlo, Melan-
choly or troubled with Dizzy Spells, Elec-
tric Bitters is the medicine you need.
Health and Strength are guaranteed by
its use. Tifty cents, and $1.00 at Still-
son’s and Wood's slores.‘
One Minute is the standard time, and
One Minute (laugh Cure hi the standard
preparation for every form of cough or
cold. It is the only harmless remedy
that produces immediate results. B. P.
Weed. Norwalk; G. C. StillSon, South
Nor-walk.
$100 Reward dim.
The readers of this paper will hapless-
ed to learn that there is. at least, one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to care in all its stages, and that is
on internally. acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfages of thttsystcm
thereby destroying the foundation of
the disease. and giving the when:
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faith in
its curative powers. that they odor one
hundred dollars for any case that it fails
to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address F. J. Cheney do (30., Toledo,
0. Sold by drumxlsts, 750..
Mrs. R. D. Young. liliddleburg. 1a..
writes. I have used (lac Minute (hlugb
Cure for six years. both for myself and
Dr. I“. W. Dormer has moved
his onion from over the Port
()flioeto No.1PARK ROW,
opposite Grand Opera House.
Stanford, tit, where he will be
pleaml to see his Norwalk .
tionte. Pare allowed. on
hours from 8 n. m. to 6 .111. He
will be at the CIT Hotel
every Wodnmlay from 8 s. in.
too 3. nu. for the materialist:
of h r Norwallr and South Nor-
walk patients. ‘
Surgeon Dentist,
nTAMFORD.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
u a a
AOENCV.
Removal Notice!
DR.F.W. DARMER
00“.
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- - unionist star.
or Well “not, Israeli, Cosh.
incorporated. mil-um meow
sown: o."kr&ifia.m1ant. if
DAV") . ”"11 “R, A. It. WMMBT. it prominent citizen of
1‘ 0,93%“.thYMMt’ iWLImch‘ilmff pollution «toroidal»
‘ngy mm or or twon 3* yours. was
DIRCOYCRO. cum] in a in mi time by using ilerft's
Items 0. KIM-“i H: mm Witch llarei thrive on slimline cure for
DAV"? H. “W A. 0 "I‘ll". .11 “in am”, ["13 of ““5 WM‘
mm” . m“ “mm“ s r Weed amm- o s sin " '
Accounts of aluminium loveliest. Bduhlf 'mf ‘ ' ' “ wn’
‘ and ludlvldusls fiellcltsd. ‘ 0" ~
If. 90 hit '01.! MW. W-
9’ f ‘0. l“ fulle’lllmfemfl.
7” 3 P“ '3 mysthefit. IsmisJourualof Agriculture
, 0”" in so editorial sister lfo’l‘ollse, the
,, - .. WM Mimi? 1;ng
my user cured on .
C. II. ".R'IV" One a psalms tit. hints ambient,
”OH“ chewed fist muty W. ;
OI‘I’V - EMPLOYMENT
children, and [consider it the quickest
acting and most satisfactory Cough
(Jami have ever used. E. l’. WMI.
Niérkwnlk; U. C. Stillsou, South Nor-
w . ‘
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castorls.
Did you ever think how nudity the
blood is [slimmed by triustipation'.’ liar!
blood "team had health and premature
old one. lloWitt'u Little Ear y Risers.
the lnmouslittlu pills, ovormmo ulmtl-
nan- ooiistlpntinu. ll. 1’. Worst. Nor-
walk; (.3. U. Hilllmn, licmth Norwalk.
WNW a... ......t..........w.= n.s....mm..u
Iselillu’llrnlea so»
Thelmt salveln the World for cute,
bruises. m. ulcers. salt rheum, few-r
mum, roller, chuppud hands. oidlhlaim.
some. and all skin eruptions. and at
lively euros piles, or no pay mp1 red.
it is guaruutml lo giro perfort sutisl'xw
lion or mam rufumiml. l'rim- ills writs
per box. E. . Washed (i. (3. million.
, .....m._... ”MW... .,,.,..........4,..
mhomsoured him so that even the
if on bureau's 133m. shutout,
. - t shoerltry 2 is racemes
cools thefeet sodas . valid, as m!-
and sentenced to‘ be hanged, inaccord~
once with the law as it then stood.
the girl, begged for a respite, and the
sentence was commuted to transporta-
tion to the Virginian plantations. with
branding on the hand, and, one sup-
poses, a certain administration of “dis-
cipline" with which ladies who purv
‘ loined and “conveyed"
very familiar.
poured in a small town of North Caro-
lina. a lady of great beiuty and some
splendor of «has. She talked English
with difficulty. but presently confessed
under seal of secrecy to a planter who
called upon her that she was none other
‘- housemaid in the Palace of St. James!
lire. Sparks-willow bushel is a very
class lulu is any “sadly m ohms the
mlmmedinhelysi the strive m:
lire. ulcer-mew his. , unison iii-hing prelim either aisle
”flowering-rumble» «swimmmwemm .
mm ohm ' - ’
titre. , .1“va 8‘ _ ‘ 2 amwmmh’iwg x
‘ Wars
A STORY OF THE TIME OF TYMN‘
NlOAL GEORGE Ill.
3......
In Ilcr Alimony-i uigauu. mule
mm. #1:” Inn-ell on the flood
Play]. of North Carol!“ Am: Sunl- ,
It; [runs thc Queen. ‘
pastors this story is given as not being ,
generally .lraown. The writer says:
7?th was once a certain housemsid
employed in the palace during the
early part of George 1le reign. This
misguided young person. being tempted
by the shimmer of silk, felonionsly up»
mumbled a part of the queen‘s ward-
robe. Being detected in possession of
thorobc, she was tried for the offense
The queen, feeling some sorrow for
vrgre at the time
"Two or three years later there up-
than the younger sister of Queen Char-
lotte herself.
The planter, delighted. placed his
house and all that he had at her serv-
ice; other planters called and paid their
respects; carriages were offered. gifts
were humbly brought, her Highness
received visitors in a kind of court;
everybody declared that her manner
was truly princely; never before had
they been privileged to understand
what the Manners of the Great really
were: the country side overflowed with
loyalty, with respect. with devotion to
Her Royal Highnem Sophia Carolina
Wilhelmina Dorothea Augusta Theresa.
younger sister of Queen Charlotte. con-
sort of His. Grecian Majesty King
George II]. We were still, remember,
as regards North Carolina. in a condi—
tion of colonial loyalty and devotion.
Alas! Must one finish the story?
There (rode over one morning, unex-
pectedly. from the neighboring colony
of Virginia, a certain sherifl’s officer,
with two assistants. He came to ar—
rest the Princess Sophia Carolina Wil-
helmina Dorothea. To arrest her. if
you please! Nothing short of that.
To arrest her in the midst of her tri-
umph as an escaped convict. formerly
There want, apparently, no defense. Her
Royal Highness put oi! her splendid
robes; assumed the common garb. blue
or brown—in cotton—of the women
who worked in the fields. brushed the
powder and pomatnin out of her lovely
hair. and rolled it up in a common
Monmouth cap. and so returned to her
dutiesin the cottrm fields, after. one
fears. more “discipline." and that of
the sharpest. I believe that the plan-
ters of North Carolina agreed to apply a
Wet sponge to this episode. which is
the reason why it does not com: in the
chronicles of the State.
To: tics d-Wnlcns School-raster Take a
Change. .
"No, sir,” said the newly engzigml
teacher of the Pen Ridge district solar)!
to the Denial of ”torture. “1 don't be~
liovq in airport-a! punishment. 1! ap—
peals only to the brute nature. and i
expect to have to teach human beings.
lshall use moral suasion instead of the
rod. lslisll appeal to the manly and
womanly instincts of my buys and
girls."
"All right. young fuller, try it on.”
was all the comment this speech called
forth, and the next Monday. when thr-
new teacher storid before his pupils for
the first time, he “trial it on."
"Now. my dear lxiys. and girls." he
began. “l'm euro th it we are new; in
be the very least and dearest f fit-Ibis. i
In an article on clever historical in. .
mm is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prescription for Infants and (lhil- '
(iron. It contains neither Opium,
Ierphlne nor other Narcotic sub-
stance. It inharmless substitute for
Inseam Drove Soothing 3mm
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty years’ are by
millions of Iothera Cartons is the
Children’s 2mm —-the Mother's
Friend.
cusroniA
For Infants and Children.
‘Do not be imposed upon, but insist. upper
having calorie. and see that the fee-slum;
signature of ,
ll on them
Weshallpro- ' '
ted otrrselm and the public at all beards. '
Tun cursor: Counter, '27 Murray st" RY.
“more - ‘
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§§§atmm
1876 to 1883
Offices, 436 Main Street,
BRIDGEPOR'I‘.
Mill
3 Lobsters
Caught on Norwalk Islands.
Leave your orders and have
them delivered every Satur-
day at
Hummurr's
Wholes le and Retail
Fish, ,
Clam and
Vegetable
M A R K ET. . .
Telephone Cull. 40.11
CONN.
' a. flicker
”BAUER IN
Butter, Cheese, Eggs
Etc.
1‘35 Washington Street.
own-woo-—
Buttoanm. Fags. far" "r-l Pl?’:atw»-
. .... “a...“ ..
So. Norwallr.
Try "Epicure lil‘:iii(l"C:iiiiiCtl
(it unlit.
am delighted to meet such a numb-e- of
bright. stalling buys and girls. and as 1
bank into your happy and friendly the v.
‘ wwill that boy in the third row of l" "'4
kindly stop laughing? it really Mi”!
gentlemuuly to laugh while Ulli' lJ
limiting.
"Asl was saying. my heart thrills
with pleasure when! think oi all t'w
grand and glorious“mobilities lumzixl
up inmwhy. why. is it lulssiblq that
Min of my lurgrmt pupils in melting it
mouth ntmol I am grieved to think
wwill that boy there by the stove sit
down and behave li‘mrclff
,"lmilly do not wish to be harsh.
dear boys and girls. but you lmow that
it is my dolywdldn't i tell you to m
down. sir! What! You will when you
get ready? 0 Then you'd better get ready
mighty quick! As i was saying. i with
to be kind and gen‘ie. lmtmwbotlirmv
that modirtliutmorwwiio was it? i
demand to know thopermtrntor of such
afoul insult. if he has sspmlr of do.
eency lie willuwho throw that noel if
i just—order! Order. I say. orilerl
tiers. this boy on the front seat! You
go out and cut me a rod an inch thick.
and five feet long. and I'll Wear it out
before mm but what I'll make some of
those lllwohnlitloneil loute helium them
selves! You not like a lot of lndlutr
bruise. You sit dorm or 1’" hum-l: you
down. boy! oh. l’m not a bit afraid ol
you! Put me out if you «lanai The
first one of you that sets loan on this
platform will get knocked down with a
chair! Come on. l'ln ready for youf'2—~
Detroit Free Hess.
-M—h...‘ -u...
find in Hm Hostility.
“it‘s strange." said the thoughtful
rush. "hour sinus We give up their
lives to thepormit of innmey. There's
(latchingiou. He's an old man and a
millimetre. but i wouldn’t think oi
Ming alter the dollar as he does."
‘ “my. replied his trite. ”but yer
our»
Hum-lair is your teen
.‘iiu! llrccn Mountain Clici‘sc
will”:ix-|li1l.:n,.2 in t -. Z.ni\‘o-l1
Vii
A Reflection of Yourself.
Your homo mirrors yourself and your
charm tor. Tho “it” and the drums-
tlom- loll the awry. Notvwin tho sprinp
titan-when everything is awakening,
and building into lil’o nod lssauiywis the
time to change your homo into tmlnm.
Have spring blnmuiiing on the walls all
the year amend. That won’t m-m im
pmsilile after you‘ve seen our stir-it.
’aiutlng, paper hanging and drumst-
ln .
if not convenient for on to call at the
«torn, drop a postid, am I will be pioaml
to call on you with afull line of samphm
E. E. GORHAM,
lo FIRM AVENUE.
Em Kuwait. Connecticut
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