sacrame-
. oatv'AtLtno mobes.
‘ I-
. ,., ., ... “I”. ..
“mu?" “a
(lien Fitting Linings For Every Kind oi
Waist—sleeves Smaller.
All well made Imam, whether they arc
dmpml. gather-ed or plalted. crosswise 01
‘ l‘mthwlso.lawn a‘ patiently smooth tittlap
linlnn. This may in) of‘ futile, taffeta or
line sateen. The back part. of the llaia'ir- _
that in. the back nudeldo plccosnéirnsewed
and boned, and the two fronts likewise.
lihu fronts and the back are then hosted
intuition at the thenldcra‘ and under thv
trim, and the outside is draped and fitted
totho lining upon the parent for whom
Clhh gown is intended or upon a dress
lortn. When the outside is properly nd‘
‘iaatml, the back anti'the fmnts are sawed
together. . ‘
. Shores are more and more Ilatand close,
the most fashionable sleeve nowlmving
only a small balloon at tho top. This is
kept expanded by moansol a polling of
still material sewed upon the upper part-
‘ of thelinlng.‘ , .
" Skirtsaro ample, but not exaggerated.
’ They vary from 5 to 514 yardsgh circum-
' luronco. Many wmncn wool-rd stillcnod
pattinunt to give'tho tlcslrcd flaring afloat,
‘ instead of having; a wide hairelolh facing
" . harm con-x.
placed in the skirt itself. This saves
Weight anti gives nnoqually’goodafloat.
.Tho puC'kt-t, when there is one, is put at
‘vmtkho left filtlti of the hook opening.
. ”11:31an remnmheretltlmt «oi-ms.-
enitt‘matorlal that dcpoada upon Hturch
rffcr its rigidity is only temporarily sumiorl
inn. Itnlways collapses in avoryshort
and is than n more rag. adding weight to
the costume and sorvlmr no gland purpose.
It is cheap, but quite impractical.
Tho illustration shows a costume of
black and white striped satin. The male!
skirtla plain. 'i‘ho Louis Qulnzobmlim
has a very short ripple basque. 'l‘lm ltotllm'
is draped at the top and crossed over a
[Illilllptl of hlucl: satin. Ono side is tritium-d
with a rulllo ol’ white loan, a julmt of tilt
same icon appearing uh’boops-ninu of the
basque. A how with mo coma-a is placed
all the firstvttinuuif tho bodlc.» under a
button of fine pasta. A similar button is"
at the waist. The giant hill‘l‘Vi'filll'illllllillt‘ll
with frills of white palm, and a realm of
the some material surmonnts the collar.
.li'ititi (loom-:1”.
‘ NOTICE“
CO NTRACTORS.
Strait-ti prop-nah- li-l‘ tho t‘ullull'l-r lieu n
eét‘Witln'iilI'ltt|tlvlirlt‘|l:lllt‘v~. it. l.t|\\lul-t~- :m-
llll"- Woodward avenue. and .‘lt'uilnli' short
ft'olll llm lull-‘t' hunt in ”I“ Itl'iil‘l'l'll‘ of .lmw
Hohhot» will lu- l'l‘-‘"'l\t' i at tile tillll‘" c-l t'it
l‘ltlglllt-I‘t‘ui Smith NI-tu'ulk. lml “'nahlttulnt
«trout. doll! W n'rlru l. il'thv' tail: vlny or June
Walnut \tltil'll hour the» lii.l~ will luv pullllult
lI|II'nl'tl and trail it,» tho liuztt‘tl of l'.om.-|l:m-t
lrl llu-lt t‘liqul-ttl'na lim’iland «Ilia-l.
Mich proposal ~|ull| lw ~hmw| it) the l'lxltll“
and ammuwaniwl in. :s taunt ot -' no. “uremia,
ml iurllu- u-w‘wullnn of tho l'tlllll'll"f within tin
iiuu' v-luwtlhnl tn lbl-t notion. It. row the lad is
lim'i‘llvli'tl Nu bill will luv t‘ttlll‘ltll'l‘l‘ll ll lill'll ll It
not rt-Mmll~lllltt «urvtii-u Itioill its or man] am
in v lltllltl,
lit‘ latte-ill t-i' l-t-t's ill“ in “lllllll llu’ I'IiltlIJI“
may lu- awarded will he rm llll‘t'tl In tlllwll'l all
"to F.llfllllt't‘l"u which n itht l" «up-tins will-re.
by him or tlwm. and «mmoti- tlu- maitm
willtlntwmlar»from tln-ulatv nl .ti'v'llill. am.
llll‘lilit‘hlr’llllllll no twat-wt in . .. ...., I... ..I
that will l-a- Nun-d 'orml to intro lillillitlzlllt'rl lt_
mu as in llt‘liillli tn lilltt'tty'illtiladh horwull.
y‘l'l‘r'llll'il vii-wk l .puioldo to tip
:7»... .. .
nt‘ i‘
nflltll’nliilt'l'lll‘ of Math NtIthlllé. illnl .1.-
.yumltall Willi "I" l‘ltllztt'vot' will he "WWW-"i ”I
plaiatui llll‘l-lilt‘llt'“.ltttlltl. if the matilhalr
and bowl for that vain-arc ltl’Hl'I'l'll‘ tlltml out
'j'hp fight hi lltv'lllit- our ul'hll ill“ 'tl'rllvtlndlh
.iztt‘tlhtlt‘Vt‘dlitlt't'tttt'tl for tho lotvuwt wt to
., ,
‘ "2’1“ l‘lilflilit‘t‘l"“ «intimate Hi the Work and
Ina N‘lill“. lti’ Wltlt'lt illt- loll-i will in" ltvslml. l-
as inflow-4. viz:
till ling-oi tgml at t'irtltiml pipi- mount.
an . . in ..
rm to
film in
nvatvh lamina.
l3 manholes
ltnnmnry t-uii timid,
'l‘llttw 'iHitllllllWl at" in is» considered llu
only m-nt-miomlu. utul git-tn l."‘it‘l\ it! u hauls
utrutmuirgw u. Thu it. ml Hi “'tiillt'llllli'll M‘
M‘I'Ni‘u‘ x-mvru. nu- ohm or tum-m in m u
mittiuhim: tlo- »..»oimilltialv he aim-[mu mom
was by ill" lTIiulIm .L
u'ttrntr Ml' uncut iw- ll‘itll' upon Mani .
u u u u u
n u u u 1.
till iisbwi by ”I" l tttzlwtt-r. and all ltr'tltttwti“.
l inanionuiilotw i an mlormtll. “‘ltlt‘lt at:- not
a all uni-«wt. m mudnrmltr with this button
l‘ttanli NJ-‘hililia.
Ju it rt. tfunnailton.
k
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commissioners Notice.
Tilt‘ atrium] Him» In yum tml llr llrr l'uttti «i
l'rohnlniui thv- ltlatiM nt Suits-alt, t'ummin-
l-lnlwftl in ready“, t-arituio" :‘Ittil Ilm‘jt «- at on
phat-laimu nf tit:t til‘lttlli‘ll‘l wt lhu lf~tvdn of
“HIM”! Snark» \nrmdll.lu «mi in...
. it’ll"! “pllrhl‘ill :lolvlwt‘. lu‘t‘w‘vy gm- bulim-
{fml Wyafi'lllHHI-iyn! in this I‘lllll‘u .al our H I.
mittltnml nl llu- with“ H’ littA-v-li it J. ltl
lnrwulkJo ll'l tll-‘il'll'l,hll the all: rlar vvl
July. and I"! let ,wth iirn ~-' Await. We, at p.
lr't'lm'k, ititt‘limllt. :il th'll Hi “I‘lhl lipid
:iaid t‘uorl hae llmlwl at ii aitu‘raul limo
middle: irum the dolt‘lu-w-i i-irilwmhihiliun
hum Hi airtime imaitwi wold Potato,
ltalmlm fimwalk. tlmntth llat cilia): A IL.
not
and. .a.‘
i ‘ , i lit to 23
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FATALLY INJURED.
lorlous Accident Caused by tho Bursting
of a Cylinder.
littookm'x, June il.—-i‘iy the bursting
if a cylinder in Cobb's iron foundry in
chin ally two man were injured so badly
shat they will probably die, and three :3!-
-rs received severe cuts and bruises. e
ormer are Thomas Higgins, 40 years old.
if this city. right. lt‘“ blewnyol‘f: Patrick ‘
imith, iii years old. iclt leg blown all.
Both men Were also very seriously out.
i‘he cylinder was being prepared. for melt-
ug. it was taken out. of the furnace where.
t had stood for a time, and Smith started
a to heat it with a hammer.
it suddenly exploded with terrific force,
me huge, piece [lying through " ! roof.
l‘ha other men were at work. an when
he smoke and dust had cleared Smith
ind Higgins were found among the debris
mdly mangled. Most of the workmen
vet-e knocked dovln by the force of the
xpiosion. hut'thrro of them received a
greater shaking up than the others.
. it. is stated that the cylinder contained
voter before it had been'pat into the fur- ‘
race and had exploded because of tho
great pressure of steam after it was taken
mt. At the haspltais whore Higgins and
lmlth were taken it was stated that they
veuld die. . ‘
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Badly llatnngod by Fire.
Toaox'l‘o. June ii.—'.l'he big department.
.i store of James N. McKondry 8: 00.. on
{once street. just north at Queen, was
:utted by fire. flicKcndry carried a stock
mined at $150,000, which is a total loss.
the fire spread to the departmental store
yrtho T. Eaton company, south of Me-
(cndry‘s building. but was soon extin-
:ulshed. Eaten. however, will nutter a
cry lurks loss from tho enormous quan.
lty of water which was poured into his
iniidlng by water towers. The boot and
hoe store of l-iuinano “109.. north of Mc-
(cndry's. was also lioodeu by water and
he stock damaged.
Escaped From state Prison.
Hatt'rroan, .lune ti.-—l‘)wlght F. Steere.
l life prisoner. and George A. Minor, an
nrorrigihlo. have escaped from tho (ion
mctlout state prison at \i'ethursileid. The
we men wore centined in the hospital de-
artmont. and n‘teoro was the hospital
toward. ln seine way they opened the
mspital door. made their way to a-win-
ow in the hoslpitaiwina and let them-
oives down by means of a staging used
yrcpair workmen. No trace of them
ms been found. ilewurds of 8300 each
lave been offered for their recapture. '
Threw Killed by an Explosion.
Ktxostro)‘. N; Y.,~.‘icne tt.--A terrible
Accidentoce‘nrrodin tho Norton cement
‘fiarrlrs at liinnowator. near this city.
illicit resulted in the death of three men
and the serious injury of another. There
van a lremnturoexpiesion of a blast while
overul quart-yawn were near, causing the
ostttnitlcnth of Aaron Terwllllger. Thor-i-
is llyder and Frederick Charles, whose
lollies were mangled almost beyond reena-
lltion. George l'lnloy was badly hurt,
hough not- totally. All the men killed
were married.
Ilougm-roau to Wm ills l'npil.
MW Yona. .innc th—lal‘urmatlon re-
ielwd from l’aria llxos Juno :1‘.’ as the
late of the coming wedding of bill'lahoth
vlardner. the American painter. to ill.
:louguoredu. tho lt'ronch artist. It was
ml. known that lloupaeroau contemplated
carrying his whllom pupil. who has made
i name for herself in contemporary art.
lilss Gardner in a native of ltxoter, N. ii.
ior lirst Salon contribution was in H72.
ll. liouguurcou is in his snooty-second
rear. y
flromlr-d (”or "or Troubles.
l"l.i-ilm.\i.\, N. Y.. .iuno tl—Mlss itiin
.l. (Tulantinus, to years of age. was fouttd
dead ll) her parents' house, an empty hot~
sleet luudannm by her side. Branding
over the delay in the settlement of an on-
ullo in which aim wm interested is sup-
posod to have tllllllNl her to commit. sul-
lltlll. .
(int $6,500 lint-rages For a Full.
Mam 1a., N. \'., .iuno iv.-'i‘ho suit. of
Abraham (l. lluolay of New York against
the village of Monroe tar Manama door
was tor tmurlos stlstalncd in falling oil a
lufvt‘llvo highway bridge was settled by
llUUli‘y rim-opting tumult.
\i‘oman ‘litllnl by a Train.
Asa-oats, (Iona...lanu a—Mrs. Nicholas
\l‘hah-n was' struck and almost. in:
«taatly killed by a Natmatuok division
train. The skull was badly lrm'tured.
The woman became confused and clapped
in front of ill!) illlll.
when! llttlldlmr titrork by Lightning.
liittu’kl'ult'l. N. Y., Jana ti.--'l‘he nor-
mal srhoul building in this town thI
struck by lightning and art on lire. A
thousand dollars' dorm-us was «tone. The
scholars had loll the building lantern the
storm mine up.
Ital-tom their to Madrid.
lmmv. .ionn tt-«Tho Chronicle says
Mr Taylor, i'nlled ritatcs mtntstor to
r‘paln, has returrod to Madrid sotnowhat
harrlrdly without making the pmjeclrd
tornntluatlcns in connection with his
lamks.
Mrmmhlp Line to allusion.
hath It». does tI.-«'i‘ho llsmhnrammm-
tron FCO’Imllllll company has decided to
establish a rrooiar line of paswnpcr and
trotght stratum between Hamburg and
tiaivestcn.
1on ltnrglar firsthand.
llou'ro‘o Juno tI.—».iud;zo "lodge“. in
the superior mart, sentenced Uhnrtesd.
MoVoy. the boy burglar. to ttlalel prison
for a term of {em or not more than six
years.
Ktlf'll Kill Many Wnrhown.
A‘rarw. .lnoe tt.~»lt has hm!» learned
that the Kurds in tho attmk they made
upon the vlttploymsof the Sierra- mil-
way killed rim at them.
._,._..- A"...
that»: row-mt.
Throttle-mug Weather:
‘BUBPABBRD header-1s
BPLBHDDB.
, . . ‘ W ‘ f .
Francis :1th the Incipient or nu‘tcn-
tkmiutio , “amaze or the lime".
Crown or at. Elephant and Royal Insignia
Escorted by Ministers anti flagrant.
Bahama; Jane 9. —-The most gorgeous
ceremonies in connection with the lion-
darlan millennial celebration cornprllcd
the formal opening of the now he see of
parliamentin the presence of th men»
liters of both chambers. upon which ocea-
nltm the ministers and parliamentary rep
resentativos, preceded by eavolcados at all
the municipalities. presented to the king
the homage or the nation. The city was
decorated profusely wtth flags, boating.
coloring. The weather was perfect. and
the streets were crowded with people. ‘
The precession ‘ was gorgeous beyond
description. the pageant consisting of the
Austrol-lnnnsrian ministers, tho mem-
bers of both hanger of parliament. mag-
natcs and deputies. the district delegates
and other olllclals. headed by a long line
of troops. all acting as an escort to tho
crown of St. Stephen and other royal in«
signio. 'l‘he procession marched from St.
’Matthew's church to the parliament bulld-
ings, through the“ principal streets, and
occupied two hours in passing the castle.
The new parliament was inaugurated.
and tho law relating to the. millennium
was promulgated.
Sonic at the distinguished visitors who
have arrivitd here from Moscow, whither
they‘went to attend the coronation of the
czar. declare that the celebration here
eclipses the. Moscow celebration. The
pomp of the Esterhazy, Andrassy, Karolyl
and other notable families in tho proces-
sion vied with the gorgeousness o! the
orient. The gain dresses of the riders and
the trappings or the horses of the mag-
of dollars' worth of jewels The carriage
in which rode Cardinal Vaszary. primate
of Hungary. was similar to the state ear-
riage of the mar. _
The emperor-king received the main
hers of the lower house at the diet at the
palace. Dr. V'on Szilapyl, president of
the chamber. made a speech, to which
the king replied.
Among tho foreigners who witnessed
the ceremonies were Mr. Lawrence Town-
ond. secretary of tho American logation
at Vienna; Mr. Edward P. '1‘. Hammond,
American consul hero; Mrs. and Miss
Kirk White and Mrs. and Misses Dwight.
splendid Work Done by the Hungarians.
The schema of the millennium colehra
tlcn has been gradudliy developed. Years
ago Count. Eugene le'hy sngunstcd that
there should he a natlo ai exhibition in
than. The late minlnt of commerce. M.
Gabriel llamas, was the ilrst to couple the
question with that of the celebration of
the one thousandth anniversary of the oc-
cupation at liungary by the Magyar-s. An
inquiry as to the correct date was under.
taken by a committee of the llumtnrian
academy. and the present year was eventt
uaiiy llxed upon. it appears certain that.
although the invasion of the Magyars
commenced as far back as the your all:
and the conquest oi the country had he-
e‘uo by sue, the iiiugyars, under their
leader, Arpad, had only completed their
settlement throughout Hungary in suit.
Thus the realm of Hungary has existed
and occupied the same territory. within
nearly the some limits and with the some
people. ior‘oxoetly [.000 years. .
The idea rapidly became popular. as it
was lmuml to do with so patriotic a na-
tion as the lioness-ions. it was eagerly
taken up by ..ti classes of the community.
Each succeeding ministry, that of (“neat
rimpary. llr. Wekerie and Baron llantiy.
was carried away by the popular cnthn»
siesta.
only project that has been realized with
the object of commemorating the millen-
nium. The nowhousoof parliament at
Budapest. one of the linear. in existence,
has been completed. as also the palace of
justice and the new iron brlduo norostt the
Danube. The vast Works at the iron
(lotus. which have opened a canal deep
enough toadtnit of the passage of large
slllptt through thecatnrai-ts of the lower
llanuho. were accelerated so that they
should be llnlshod for the present lostlvai.
Four hundred mwarnmant schmis are to
be opened in the poorest villages where
none had previously existed. Ashtstorlcal
museum of llnoart. is to bolnauuurated,
and galleries «if pictures and statues are
to he collected.
Went liver Niagara l’nlle.
NiAttAIlA Fans. Juno 9,—ij tun
night on unknown man fell into the river
and event. over the American tails. E. ii.
Henderson at South liend. ind, who was
on lama island and about ten loot from
the man when he fell into the water. says
that the drowned than and a friend were
talking when the wind blow-m one of
the men's hall. in trying town-h it. the
num last hit balance and fell into the war
tar. The friend disappeared at once. re-
luslng to answer questions as to the
drowned man’s identity.
field For [momma
Cowt‘ssrtsoru‘, Juno lt.-—A origami
outrage hasmcurred near Yalova. sight
miles from Horagito point. The wife at a
Frenchman named Brahma. thy, lessee
of the mineral baths there, and an Arme-
nhm lady ware captured hyhrtgande, who
demand “mono ransom. The academics
who were ssmrttng them mire killed. lith‘
or sandman: have none in pursuit of the
hrijmds. M
”emit-Turtles“: limpet-lion.
nomination June it. -- Commander
llmlh»Taokcr ls In the city inspection the
Haivntlon Army. in an sddm- he said
that. simply bemoan the headquarters of
the Army was in lumlon it was no ulna
that the Array Was English. and the day
might mine when the headquarters would
be located in this country.
In. In Areepts.
Camus. N. Y, Jone lbwolfllln Clay.
once in Ph. [3,. vim president of hom-
tmd university. tenacity trampled the
pmtrlenry of tit. lawman naturally at
(moron. ttr. too Is a marinat- ot Re. new.
room and at llsrvant, and has item for it:
yuan a professor at immortal. 'l‘hs Inna-
gorsltoa will latte place on June as.
‘I'vro Milan Inst.
iiirlt‘t'ljh'l‘llll. Mass. June it. -~The
columnar tires», which hesitant arrayed to
port. have with her lien or half must. no
poled the ions of William Violet-s. 2% years
old, of New Fmrsllaad and John shes.
29. at llama hits. it. 19.. two manners of
the may who wear astray white hflifldl‘t’tj
uswls st Bahama on
In at. ,
(lowers and every conceivable hit of bright
pater flushed with bundredsol thousands,
'l'he' exhibition itself is by no means the .
a haunt
mil
‘hettfl
mucosa s
h ' 9 ’1? a. ll homely and old
"We with .bibtllom .Mdcncies, as
can sorrow and admirsthtn.
Ml! Mario Bales, who takes the part
of“)! 3. Murphy" in "Cbimmle Fad
don," is obliged. to make aixmt as the:
cash transformation as can be imagin-
ed. In the first picture presented
herewith. she appears as her normal
HRS. ll ARIE BATE i.
sell. handsome and stylish, and in the
second she is seen as the famous Mrs.
Murphy“ homely. ‘ uncouth, and die
treesingiy intoxicated from the two fro
quent cantact with Bowery mixed ale.
In an interview the other-day she
was asked if she studied Mrs. Murphy
’l‘rom life. and she replied:
“No, indeed: she is only a creation of
my own. While we my just see such
characters daily,|l am proud to say that
intuitively I "hold the mlrrsr up to
nature.’ Speaking generally. I do not
work from observation of actual life. i
|
man. MARIE Barns as “has. )ll'lll’ln'."
. do
1min the mountains» ot'tha
titei- an
‘ West
When i first went seeking after the golf
and divert)! Colorado those snimeh
Were rather plentiful.
lanai”. and were common enough it
make it hazardous for a man to walk it.
the valleys alone and unprotected. par
flcularly after dark. ,
"i remember on one occasion battle:
I slight advehture with a lion the
scared me nearly out of my wits. Wit
a pal I womworking a claim in til
mountain near Oaray. Winter cam
on. and one day. before the verycoiv
weather set in, we went to the town it
get supplies. leaving our little cabin ()2
the mountain alone. ‘ ‘-
' ”It came on to snow molt after we go
to Ouray. and We did not get a. charm
to go to the claim for a w-«zic. Ar. wr-
alowly climbed the hills l noticed the
tracksof a mountain lion loading: to cm
cabin. and when we reached the hono-
fonnd that we had forgotten in close a
window at: the side. We had lost sight
of the tracks and the sight of the opt-n
window caused me to form: all about
the animal and its presencr.
"I started for the wind )w and wait
about to put my head in the apartment
when there came a terrible growl. and
the next instant a huge yellow body
darted through the opening night. over
my back, its claws catchingll my back
skin and ripping it open to my waist.
turning me completely over and into
the snow. ‘
"My pal whipped out his gun and the
lion tamed on him. Before hr-scouid
shoot, the beast. was upon him. and
seizing him by thoslack of his jacket
about him as if he had lawn a rat. .3
was on my feet by this time, and 'tnoak-
ed up and putahnllet through his head.
He dropped, and my pal drew his breath
freely once more. Neither of as was
hurt, but the lion's skin in another week
was serving as a mg by my cot. ~ch.
Orleans Times-Democrat. ..
HIGH POLITlCAL KlCKERS.
Como Senators anal their lireezy Peculiar
ltles.
Our esteemed coatmnpora'y, the llal
timore American. is najnat in wanking.-
of the Hon. William Allen Puffer he the
”long-winded orator from Ktillr‘fl‘i." and
also in saying that he ins bov-n com
pletely outdone by the tlrdgllngs from
Nebraska and Foath ('arolina." Mr.
Pellet is good on a ltlllf: distance. but he
in rather frequent-wiadml than Ion:
winded. Ila seldom talk: more than
several day-satiny: halite is not rare,
Mr. Tillman of bomb Carolina is di~
tingnished by limit“ rather titan by stay
int: qualities. If he could talk as it:-
qncntly as his distimruiqhe-l coileaew
from Kansas he would throw out so
much heat thatgbo would 63th attire
and burn up. .
The lion. Ventns Alien l< (zmu‘. for a
twenty-day router with his vocal team '
at. any How. The Hon. Man-{on Ballot
of North Carolina in genera and lion-
carefully read a newpart many times.
and even though my speeches are null
vitally connected with the scenes ml
which I appear. there comes to me in:
stinctivoly a knowledge of what thr
material 1 work with demands. Then
it is astonishing what costume anni‘
facial make up will do. 1 am not Ma
rle Bates. but that other individual tin '7
moment I get into harness."
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A BISHOP iN BAD COMPANY.
Ila Joins a Procession ol Informed
”mallards.
An arousing, but absolutely true. in
cident (lectured in one of tho lfll'lzt
towns in Durham Unruly the other
day.
While Dr. Wilkinson. the venerabh
Bishop oi the Nt'Wt'dnllt' Diocese, wo-
wallri it through tho town. wmorapi
nled ya friend. they int-t a procession.
at the head of which was carried a ltiill
not hearing an inscription which at that
moment could not be awn.
Being a man of charitable ltupul-r.
Dr. Wilktnuon thonuhl ha and hiscoln
paniontnight do Worm than full in with
uprm'ossion tho llllji'l'l of which Wu.-
apparontiy Worthy of their patronage.
They did so. their t'tillitlt'itlulces llt‘iflll
but with satisfaction. until. no the van
turning a sharp corner. the isomer re
vealed to tlair astonished earn the h.-
lcrlption, in big. well-rounded red
letters:
"Society of Reformed ilmalrardstfl
Answers.
Neromrliy Mow.
An 0 year old lion Rafael h ly was h-
ing lectured on claalh-nco the other
evening.
"i told you that you culiltl play with
the Wilson boys till 5 o'clock." said hlv
mother. “Here it is 7 and you are just
home. Why didn‘t you come when i
will you?”
"i did. momma."
"lion‘t tell me a fillwhrttul. Why
didn't you emao home at it o'clock?"
"i started home at 5."
”Then you stopped to play on ths
wayt"
"N0. momma; sure. I didn't."
“Do you estwcl m» to lwlicvo that it
look you two hamn to walk he! a mtlo'
[think I shall have to punish you for
telling me falsolamds.“
"llonestly. i started home at ti o‘clock
and came plraighl homo."
The mother led the boy into tin
kitchen and took down a whip. ll:
term-d pale and tears swelled up int.
his eyes.
"Now,
lrnlht“
"Ye us. momma; Charlie Wilson gm
me a land turtlemand l was afraid to
carry it’asol led it heino'Lhan Fran
cisco Pool.
Pool Time for Prom-lo,
"Hasn't Mr. morphine proposed yet.
doughnut"
“lie. antenna; [can’t not him to talk
air, will you tell me the
eycutt's in part'cnlar coalition» nan-and
boat with span-ll, He talks lnost of tin-
time there i-I. and only stops for want
of sloop. But thi- mnu who still hold;
the belt is the old champion. the lion.
William Morris Stewart. Butler hi“ to
stop to sleep. Stewart nuts the Wllult'
Senate to sleep. and cannot be stoppwl
inside a year and a day. and then only
tinder rxccptionnhly favorable condt.
tions. it will be retncmlmrwi that
when Mr. Peil'v-r t‘llltfl'tfll the Senate he
had an absolutely sturmth fave. Ills
pft’llfllll world-clwrishml board, reaching:
from thu- ifop’ttol to Sunflower (freak
near the Raw. grow during the first; di-
vision of one of Mr. Stewart's speculum
.THE» oasar STATUE.
Tin "Hill!”ltl (tilt of the l’nlon League
I'Iub In Ilruolllyn.
The l'nion Leanne Club of llrouklyn
rwently prowntml to tho- city :1 lim-
i-qut-striaa statue of timwrai (irant. it
was tltv- work of a well known scalp
tor. William tirdway Partridge. and t-
a highly crealltablo apt-clutch of has or
‘iflih‘ skill.
The crrotnonio-t attending tho pros
critation to tho city were graced by the
t-lndinu tiow-raor Morton. tirmcrsl
Horace l’orlvr was the orator of the
day. and he paid an appreciative tribal»:
to his old friend and commander.
The statue slant]! on Redford avenue.
in front of then-lob know. where it is
passed and admired every day by many
firewalls of people.
A Money flatter.
Pat-«And yrr say them chickens in
tolu- and six [more (space—.whoy in me
own coanthry they‘d be door at nolne
pinm.
l'oultvrep—Then why dill yon orur
learn so clwnp a country!
l'siw‘ihm'o an' ihtoth. immode- there
one 0 thumb in slammed-“Pick M4!»
Hp.
‘flulmai 3mm
Teacher _... Where is the capital at
Urea: Britain. Thorns»!
ThtnflMM Hint of it‘s in this country,
about anything that ‘hmhati."c~chicsgo
Wit. , ‘ , ..
wt'hsm’ - a Record.
They were met -
ALWAYS IN GOOD CONDlT‘ION
W’ W65
if You Have
l
acawsts,
~ on AlL'FOLLOWiJ
BUT NEVER HAVE EQUALLEll FOR
Worth. Beauty and Style!“
ova LADIES' ' V .
Russet Lace Shoes at $2.00! '.
not seen them, call. and YOU WlLL admit
this is the greatest bargain cvcr offered in .
. . iadies’ Shoes.
LADIES’ OXFORDS
in both russct and black.
9‘1.—
M.H.GLo ,sER’s Double Shoe Store
to can 42 WALL sratsr,
. '... - CONNECTICUT.
Everybody‘r. Shoes Shined Free.
aoancv FOR Ltszn‘r'v BtCtICL:
BarnaCies
—
Half
S'l't lix‘ F38
u n
.i
It
IS MAIN STREET.
Nor-walk.
we the wants of our customers.
haven't u had linc ole ~nil> i
, . . ,
lil you at .-: man) dollars :aax'ul.
Suits ‘WL‘lL‘ $ll'.ll”.
'l‘ltc lnztrnzu‘lcs oi high price get no chance
to stick to our yootls, and the secret of
our success is buying, and ability to fore-
We
a all our.
stock. but now that the season is ending
‘.\'L’ .llrluf many broken lots; tlu'sc go at
Price!
Su- Lia: table ol‘hm'gains. and il‘ we can
t it) T H
.‘tti‘d‘ 55,00
124m. “ 6.00
li.,oo, “ 7.00
moo, “ 1.50
w. A. BENEDICT a co.
Clothiers-z and Furnishcre.
ttlo WASHINTON 8T.,
50. Nor-walk.
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For sale at 'l‘mniitwm'u drop all In
grommet
takes out ink. mat,
tar. filth, mono
and ttnm ttnm
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mainstream
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Can he cont-aim] at. her oflloa
342 Boom mam. Bartram. Com.
From in a. m. to 7 p. m. any day except
naday.
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lbw m ‘ ts‘nuh-a‘n it 4:14 ho = made iltt‘t lm
u! "you... 1 pm ii "1 [ti‘l7“"' Mlm‘fifll ’
anywltfll-otty im-ilvttilu the my van "nil
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‘hl‘rl‘flj’il'l'W at m . irinu thnm'wt 0km a
wiuntlfl's th-aimn xl khmw in modem atl .
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Norwalk Chronicler