Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 16, 1896 · page 7

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Dcclnrcd by the sovcrcot ,C humi-
ctiiAnriiyxls-to in: tin: pnr’ool‘, safest.
rm and most economical lemon—
5 compound ever put on tin:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

YOUR mammal:

as n lionoc-wiiéof tho grcalcsi; skill
, n the preparing of pics, coitus and
biscuits? nill’hc ehtnblinhcd, if you
ollmv our example; ’l‘nkc no sub-
tlilnlco from your grocer.

 

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c. in. mass a son. new london, om.

 

* ALE caiwmisnciiio
Old Eil’o Rfitatlves Arc
In Good Form.

 

A rimsm v3YAé§fnmE LOT.
.1! Simulation: lml conga“: Panties 0..

ion In Fit“ Claim Slmpo nod
Moots oi" phonon Am Bright.

‘ , son'rmnr'ros. England, .‘luuo lib—It
was half an hour alto: midnight when tho
American. lino steamer Berlin anchored
oil Notlcy, six miles iron) Southampton.
An American lino tonalei‘ with a dozen to
glortorn had boon cruising about awaiting
t in Berlin for several hours eager to act
tho lirsit oi Ynls‘s crow of common who
firm on board. When tho to‘mior finally
got nlongrhio the steamer, tho , 'pnsoongom
crowded to tho mils ongor (or nowa. The
members of tho Ynio crow worn all in bed,
" no they were not no ho disturbed on any
consideration. ». , J- « , ,

Bab Cook, thogiamonsy‘Yolo conch, was,
thump, on duck. and no naked for the
town of the voyage. Mr. Cook sold:

, ,“1 am well satisfied with the condition
at oil the boys. They have slightly lip
,, 7 ., lnywoight, “don tho wholo, tho
gm ‘ l hos dono thsiit $3.”; A’oidd {rum in
llnmnoioknooo oi. In oi. that?» and n
[light injury to tilmpson, who wrenchod
lilo knee whilo walking on deck, and who,

which was almost cpidcmio nbenrd, all '
3m in tho boat of health. It will in no
who client Simpson's work. 7
. Given Light Exercise.

we the boys only the lighlost oxor-
oil-g may walked, ran, and during tho
his! days practiced with growing m»

KING

,wns oimplxmlr Mivjniucus.

cow-twomomowmo-l-MMMMMMWint-o
1 5
a

. . Bonutllul'lllntorlnls'For‘lSnmtnc-rwl’opi’ilnr

lp Han Elm-ed Their Punt-l

also onilorod slightly from tonsilitiss.l

w o , , ..
soleotloti of minor ,hcoithiui logic"

‘ dionts ls witnt has made .

nun Sumnss, ',; ‘

and built up our tremendous .
husiuoilii; union; gfi oval" Loomooo 4
poundiolcor I. ooh Mill} iliscolta : ‘
nioncin or oxnmp‘lo oi the “Micki
appreciation; barrio come, no’k to '
nlliobcglnnii‘lgy the keystone ‘oioil

 
 
 

 
 

POWDER

. among horn-s.

 

Shades In moron and Paranoia)

- "Mohair in all forlorn, iii-inning irgmlt'

saloons. 'I‘nli'olo,,whioli in light, and, at tho
sumo limo elegant, lino lost. uono of its
vogue, while crepe do chino composes some
"exquisite Hummer costumos. Thorn in no
. limit to tho variation-0f 3 nmsllns, imtistos
nod lawns, nod-‘l‘oulnrtln in orionlnl and
largo branching pnttoms are also soon.
Bodimn dill'cring from the skirt are still
Worn, but the mlor iii the skirt in usually
introduoml'luto wine‘pni'tof tholuxlico. A
block not! pink hodiuo is Worn with :1. black
skirt; a. lmdico of 0pm] ‘(miln'oidcry over
fawn color; imcoinpniiics a town cc .lorcii
skirt. ,
For {gonorul wear with shirt waists skirts
of block, navy blue, gray or beige “union

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GM "f hill}; ‘13:“ J ., til» thoiiippoi
anagd’l'lnt this woo ”Wright, to hoop their
Wrists supple and to let them prnntipo tho
twovory. Tho main idea was to diurt
lholr mind] and to giro them on nppoilto.
though this lotto: was unnecessary, and
till ct than had a generous dict.

‘ ”Tho boys mo in the pink of condition
and in the host spirito. Wogo to lionioy
as only no poooihlo'in tho’inomlnn and
shall have the crow on the rlvor in tho Mtv

woman. Oar boots nmmllflzht. We will

take thorn with us."
Upon hoingnskod whothor ho looted
the climnto nt llonloy Mr. Cook said:
‘ “0t courso lbnt'o a thing we can‘t toll
Jot. 0m- m-oko at Henley will ho its,

7 though i don't doubt that that at some of

the oihor crews will be higher."

blr. Cook mnniioatod the grontost iniorc
est in all tho arrangements at llcnley and‘
in tho mskonp‘ oi tho othor‘orom.

It was loomed tho: the voyage of tho,
Berlin woo pie-root and nnovontiui. Most
of the members of tho Ynio crow worn
sick for tho first low days, but by Wodnos-‘
do] all bod rcoovorod onlliciontly to begin
light oxnrcioe. Thoy walked 0 ooupio oi
miles each morning boioro lunch and than
practiced cullithoniu the some M they
motion in the tonic during the winters.

Bob Cook also introduced o now oxoroioo,
V'whioh consisted oi n inil oriu movement
”night out irom tho abouldor and hori-
zontal to the body. 'l‘ho tilt, which was
clinched, and tho wrist followed tho some
lino: as when pulling on nor.

Cook's flowing Machine.

The most intorootinn work occurred in
tho nitrrnoon on deck. when lllr. Coukl
had riggod his rowing inocbino. /

“Yon'ro slim. No. it!" "You’ro pnllllik:

If omkod, No. ii” bio, was his monum- oi
' talking to them. ’

J

The Cornell crow last year npcnt tllllli“
limo aboard ship jumping rope» ond
sprinting lip and down tiiu dock. Mr.‘
(tool: mottled that this won not it port oi
tho I“ of rowing. nod he not about to,
divine sumo inotlwd of training litho crcw'

, on bosrtiiho Glamor. ,30 has thno lino-l

' Wild in landing hit mun none tho storm)

(or the voyouo and in condition to begin
training at noon.

on motto: oi dint has linen woolly
well looked ottomond oluopiiilto bill oi,
Mo was made out in! uoh moi tho can t

 

loan bad on tho Harlin. Thu gm allow-
‘Iii whim vino oi innoh om] oio tor din-

, nor. Tho ortioioo of load tanned o stmph

; 1 1“ “Mummy am, ”my the training tho gridiron. llu in n juniorln thoinw

 
 
 
 

 
 

', WI. which was ioiiomo by tho on in” florriiy of tho llotnnomtliiiintibnol oom-

What: a com plunge both.

Joni-m okiilioliy command to» none of.
lilo titan took on a donation; amount or
extra woizht. . ' .

1h training oi tho common mm ”in

.t kaolin: with tho spirit which this
man delight. to cull tho Ynlo nplrii. and

mm done in n lilllfl‘ and nominations

mommy. Illetlililtmi'lgvfl [Motrin no my

'l‘ho nutrition run at 7:30 ii. to.
Alter n
oh turn around tho nook they had
Mama. The mm on» than st ”lifltyi
will it o'clock. Winn iii" innit n ion 1

, Mia and the condition by Cook.

’ chum .tii’ will».

, _: ports)! the «humans wm iokon on

“tho mom with tho machine. in tho
”flint: for the moth rt. tho tnon 30%
into not» moon on not) and ployod
At won 9. iii. Cop-

' WWW wont tho rounds moi noti‘

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

honour it» non-non intuition limo ozor‘v

lilo m‘m um ilmio mom». tin

lino pint nilonddtl ionic».
not: out: who Mai during tho
mm ”in! m mm m. fin lino pill

in: , Miriam»
enormou-

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

‘iho Worldwat local till wo inglu to

stoniioiom honors, MW? ”Willis any

‘ _ . 1r ' , W‘ibflght tintinhintngibmgli the
fifi'W W ' , *4 ll“ WW wotnilonioodmmiobomoiomi

TIlZClil’Tlml cows} A 4,
goods are preform]. Sol-go. and particular. e
1;; tool'mir, is wry oppnqirimvly "and in
this pin-[ma and nilxctl goods are also i‘lll~
pl: mil.
l’ilmrllllii in mire {romaine or plain silk,
l of moon, mnuvo uud aim-o mum, on: much

conical. 'l‘iic‘lmmilos on: hicquorml o; the
some mlor run! an: adorned with interim» ‘
int: incrnstulions of silver. f

White glown. oithor of suede or kill. con-
timii- in fililllllillillll‘ invm’. although ”my
uru tin.- louot lmmniuu of any. ilcimm Mill
may im- also worn. 'l'nii slunlos, which on:
nlwuys pretty, on: loss mm. although they
will now-r (piito disuppmr. 'l‘iicy lmr’
muuizo with everything and um usually
illll‘lillll".

lints oml lionocts outiroly o! tuilo ore n
{wiluronl‘ tho swoon. Tin-y nro trimmed
with ilowvrs. pinmm nlnl lnvo, holders to
notion mid pnillims ”lathe tullo ltnoli.

'l‘lxo illnntrulion shown 0. roroption gown
having a skirt. oi tiiloul art-on myxsdo
chino own n. llillotii lining ul‘ tho sumo
ohmic. ’l'iu: cont, which has n ripplo
humpw, is or mwn tum-m. with n (lveilgli in
iiim- upon ii. and opoumivornwstuf on-po
do chino. 'l'ilo liiizli, llnringz «miliirof lul-
icm imam plum-d ruiilool’ whim umuswilno
(in Rule (milio ilisiiio. 7 Thin. riillio lo mn-
tinned down thosidosoi tho innit. 'l’lm
oloeso alcowool‘ Frillllfll illuo sniln um portly
mvoml by upper filtl’li‘llfl ot whim, plultcil
inounocllno. Thom hitter ulmsvcu on: hold
within imrrmv imumis byiwo bonds of
law inmrtion. .Tomo CliniJli'l‘.

lint-luau (Illiflllfllflm iiin World.

blow Your, .‘lnno “luv-1n ocobio to The
Dolly Ainorloun Whoolnmn. llmihon. this
{album llolnlnu crook who doicnlmi 7.1m
moi-mun whon ho iundo his loot. French
trip, lusnos o ohollongo to tho world for o
mulch mm oi mum motor» iono mllo and
n quarto!) without pnvomokoro. 'l‘lio
Dolly American tholnmn hm boon ra-
unwind to arrange this match liotwoou
nonm of tho prunilnont Amorimno. and it
tho otnkm uro suiiloiontly inmo llouhun
will conic to thin country, although Pin-iii
is given tho proloronoo.

Coriwil's Now Captain.

imam, N. ‘51., June Iliw—nlolnph W.
llonohnm, .ir., lino boon olootml captain oi
tho Uornoli Vanity human soon: for
ism. llounhom in ooplnin oi tho football
twin to: not! toll and hot provod himseli
oiliciont in gutting out now motorinl for

school. iii- homo in in Brooklyn.
. M... . . y

Manhood in no iinnfisd.

thnsuiinn-t, l’n., Juno lo.~h‘rnnl:
filmlicr. tho young colored innn who was
convicimi oi murdor in tho ilm doom in
bung one oi tho goon charged with blow
ing up n llunmirlnn Ihnniy with dyum
mil-o in mm. by which (our moo were
killed, yon rumoured to ho hungoil.

minimum "unity to Fit. Louis»
Hr. Loris, Jone Illvfiyblli'innii W. F.

niiitmiiuu nrrivod hem and has: bum in
commoner: fllfllfiffilfli'wgm‘mm
fluorite in lilo mincml innn which
alnniiiiinm in ohmiiml in riohrsl abund-
now. In tho 4.34mi valley in Cit-0min
hon boon i'onini n vieio oi honxitu which
will yiolrl ’nluminium enough to supply

build boom: of thin shining mini. An

 
 

; iiiuitmioui‘on
:by the Harold.

. muslin, of n illty cont quality,~-twoi'Vo

 
 
 

 
 

iirjoilio

fr

it x
tho snow/kin oiyirvsdnntion; but many of
,yib lie1 onbinlttod. are, orally anough to
in too vitamin: Who am several years
1' l ,, the diilléma milestone micrib ionic
or their uiinossf for mountain and

‘ mono w

Accompanyingwo givo thron oi tho
d descriptions published

, No. 1, costs $9.08. it in mode of thin

 
 

yardaboing mod. Two dollars and filly
' cools buys the ten ynrdn'of loco inscr-
‘tion with .whiob thoiop and": botfiiin; of
tho Spanish bounce on the skirt and the

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

Known. 0cm 89.09.

unshlrrod yoko are outlined. The shir-
riog in tho yoko‘ond rallies are made of
tho muslin. Fivo yordsof ribbon, at
twentyfivo cents, for the bolt and the
pool: pioca;_ one nndn half yards of [in
log, at ten contn, and a. cord of books
and cyos, for eight cunts, are included
.in this estimate.

Eight yards of organdio at thirty-
eigiic contsnro required i or No. ‘3. The

- valencionnos lace which trims the baby

 

ORGANDlll, cosr $10.04.

waist in perpendicular rows and tin-
ishes tho ruffles in which tho pulled elv
bow sloovcu tenninalo. us well no the
Spanish ilouuco on ,tho waist/to which
three bandit are applied, will cost $2.
four pieces being nooesmry. ~ Eight
yards whito satin ribbon cool. 8‘). ll tho
work of o sonmstross lot two «hiya at
$1.50 a day is nddod, tho totnl oxpcndi»
turo will be $10.04.

The aimplo girlish «l roan which is mod-
eled in tho otylo of No. 3 will cost 65W).
This provides for nino yards oi white

 

wmrn nimmoin, mm $5.60.

orgnndlcsnt twouiy live mum. of which
tho outiro skirt is mono. Two box plum
of innorlion hilii ovor tho front of tho
waist and min in the book iii-mi own
and ii brill ynrclh, which com tWonty-
ilvo mots. Tho lot-pro roilnr of organdls
ranching to the waist in front is migod
with throo and n boll yards of fi'nllflild‘
cry at twonly «onto a yard. ’l’hn Homo
ribbons, sash ondii. ohmic colloi- nud llflt‘
terily‘bowo'iit tho bolt toquim night
yards 01' wiilto notin ntrlpoii tnlioto rib
bou nt thirty conto n yard. Tho Will“
is gaihcrod nix-nook and bolt.

‘ iiiindny in Holland.

What is licotloitd naming in? limb
diiydrivinig null plonlolnq. Slimloyny»
cling nmlgoliingwthoio and nimilnriy
frightful buokuiidlnlpi limo long iiiiml
tho devout minds of tho mico' gold
with anguish and «loony. Now 3
wot-so horror lino hoppmoii, At liioir
mcotlng last week the (ilnngow Corpo-

ration roiolvod, though only by a nar»

row majority, to noon tho public lath:
for four hours on holiday morningg!
Aoonootthb minority tamarind. this
will moire Sundays tho canto as other
days of tho wick. Peoplo will manila
able to mull ,tliomoivon. it is the
hooviont blow lhol lino jot boob «limit
at tho onuclli] oi llitl Motlioh Bobbolh.
”London “froth“.

, Addhuliohiving. ’

ll. '60 Wt. tin W doctor in
Vance, hon, MW “Mm birth
any. lio momma good built

 

, noa-omxmo

WWW

 

. ‘ m in .
Stow. One evening. just tit am not, my
guide Oliillll in, All oqnlvor with audio;
“will? w 7 ,

“ lllyon wont to see Imnllllllll‘ that

unlikely to we ngoiu.’ will be, ‘jnot
anon): down to the pond with lno.‘

"1 amp: otoaitblly in his wnim down
through tho thick timber to tho also
oi the lnkn. sit was otill lightonongh
on tho nppor and oftho lukc. where. we

abhdoyv of tho hills. 'lor no lo sco plainly
it «matter of n mile along lilo margin of
tho wntor.’ The guide cnntionoly pn‘rtod
tho douse growth of young bin-ohm that
fringed the edge of the lithe-on that
rill-10. ‘

“ "Look yonder? he whispered.

"I looked and my hcnrt iilllmot jumped
onto! my mouth. The sight wns nl-
must post believing. All along the up-
pcr Short) of the lake. standing holly
oloop among the liiy‘pods. in various nt-
titndoo of grnco and statoliuosi, the
water was alive with caribou. Magnili:
uontly nntlerod bulls stamped and
snorted nnd hissed their kinglyhcmlo
among inook‘fnccd cows, whilo in and
out among them sported it drove of ml
"at cont-id calves. We counted i'il'tyr

' seven bulls and cows, and almost every

cow had a propriotary internal: in at
least ono coll. We watched this rennin-k-
ahlo congregation of carillon in silence
mlho sight being too much for speech
«until the shadows of tho evening he-
gan drawing deeply about them, and
we could have scan them only dimly a
low minutes later. Thou my guide
whispered: ’ ,

"‘Wo'll pull on ’em just once, any
how, and sec how runny wo can drop.’

“Selecting ouch of m a big bull, Wo
tired. A lorriliod chords of onorts fol.
lowed tho diochnmo of tho gum. There
was a sound of water in moat commov
lion for a moment. and the next instant
the woods WPIO filled with tho crashing
of “10leng hard through the thick
brush. My guide and i sent tho con-
tents of our second barrels alloy the
caribou no thoyrwihod in a confused
stud thickly bnncliod mass from the
water. In loos limo than it tnimo to toll
Itllwns no qniolnsif nothing: had oc-
:rnrrod to disturb tho soilindo of the
«mat wilderness. In tho- wnlor, their
hugohnlloi showing alrivo tho broad
mat of lily pndi, lny ilioxlond hodios oi
lliovtwo old hulls we had solo-chad :33 our
iirst targets. 0n the oilgr- oi the lake.
nno with his bond in tho inter and his
minim ntrotchod on tho rlll‘lrt', and tho
other with his nntlcrs lifted high on
land, his liiml parts burial among tho
llllefl, lny tum other lmll-. tho victim
ii tho twoclinnco shotn that followed
tho hard in its flight.

"'I'Vo soon it good many caribou in
my time,‘ said the guido ««««« who was Not
.Vimm, at that limo liloiiw‘n gunshot
:sn‘rilnm illililcl'm—‘liilt tine natural lilo"
tory of illuim: imvor mtlvulntml on me
or any man also ovor goltinz in onion}:
owl: n congregation of 'om no that
won}

 

CANON’S EXTREME RANGE.
l'lfleon mil" lion (ire-Mont ”Islam-4i on
l'ur Attained. ‘

Tho longest distance lint n lillOl. hm
boon lirotl is in low yard-i ovvr iiitoou
miles. which was tho tango of Krupp‘n
well known “nmnntor” lll‘Hon stool
ann. ii i ii“; a shot Weighing 2,150!) pounds.
Tho ill-ton Armstrong gun has an m:-
trolno moon of [mini-on inilos, tiring n

‘ «hot woigiiiuz Loon pumolz, and on

quiring liliiiponmlo oi inns-tier. Tho-5o
gull“. howovur. prowl tmoxpoimvo,
being nunhloio stand tiring n hundred
timm. and limit monuim-inro int-i pruo
ticnlly boon nlinmlouml. Tho 2210::
Arumtronn gnu hurls n solid nlwl for n
diatom-o at twelve inllm. and tho lll‘l
chargool tho gun cannot in! board iii
the: plum wiml‘otlm boll Klflkllli. From
twelve to thirteen milow it! the computed
mnaooi the mint poworlni mum now
mndo. and tooblnln llinl ring.) on vio-

rotion oi nearly {orty‘iivo dogma is

lonnd to in iimzoisiiry. Quick-firing:
goon om 11mm dopendml upon at tho
pimont alny limo oxlrnino lvngili of
mono, owl in this l‘mpool what it mm-
sidorod tho twist womlvrlul of guns.
pot-lisp”. is mm ol’ ihn Maximo, which
con liro on many in: till!) idiot-i n iillllllli'.
and yot in so light llintnmliili-rmu
corryit nimppoci to hit; lbil’ll. Finnnc
lolly mgonlml. tho liillillfliitl mm: or
”95.01” was oxymdoil in oumiruciiun
thomomior Krupp gun. and each pro
icolilo cunt H.730.

...... W........mwmw

, m: mm atoms.

3! lo llomimiml Ivy tho Salvation Army
not! in (Ir-mum“ Mylo.
Tho qnnintosl aim in flow York is! in
tho Salvation Army barrsolt». on WM
litli stroot. whom only in purchmd all
innit ovrrything twin a hymn book kit's
pair of nsmyxmdm.
lto interior pronoun» n oli’hngo an mir-
nnoo. fimmdnd from tho mi on
top» melanoma, lwioo and it inimiilhom
on» oollonlimi oi monomer», lmivry.
gloves sod riblxmo. Tho hiblmi moi
«motor. can nndor a mileclloo of
«my iii of initials in tho category,
including Wu (Eryn. bonito on moral
minnow, knicli knocks and mltlo and
ends in millions variation and pmiinlmi.
Allimiigh tho prion om insult; in low in
WW. tboy am still high enough in
insults! 5 mill
Notwithstanding tho loot ihntoom»
plinth“, hm W! are ownro of its
mm. the storm on» s mailing hug.
inns, Milli; nominal by many shop
pm who giro it tho ptéfiil'moo on on»
chariot of tits Wthinm oi in unison

, flow Yorfi Martini.

limitless: nuiizy.
"it your town tinned to electricity

 

limbs will Miro inner. m

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

only». V W'o..lllmn
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lililtlio‘i" you nor, any other than wl lover ‘

wort! Miami, and which woe not in tho“

‘ rhnotbor of the
agpmita‘iisx. , AHJEnnopo‘is talking at
e wonder. J ‘ p
the, man of tho discoveryol
, A yon Norkieirlczfiddkomaormar
scientist and thinker. By his patient
study and exporlmohts .ho is able to
demonstrate on a. photographic platfi
whatiior tho] passion 02‘ love existp be
twoon two hnnnm beings. _
. ,Tboronre downs of things that hell:
prove the facts alleged to be true. , It is
ashown that when persons are in love;
with one another as their ‘ hands come
uloso toge’tiior electricity radiates from
cool). in degree corresponding to the in-
tensity of the affection. Further experi-
ment has ashov‘m that under the same
condition the h min of ‘membors of tin;
name sex oxhi too such electric indl.
cations when in proximity. one to the
other.
it is all so plain. too—this love and
electricity—that any man or woman
who has felt what in Paris is called
“the grand passion" will immediately
son for themselves the truth 0! Von
Jodko'ocinim. Novelists have delighted

 

 

the man Who loved her so deeply."
Nothing trnor was ever written, and it
goes to show again that truth is stran‘
38’: than fiction. The thrillcortn‘inly
(loo; exist. It is genuine electricity.

The heart is the dynamo, the nerves
are the wires. Each of the two Who
love one another rcpt-enema an electric
polo. But here is where love differs
from the regular electric methods. Noi-
iher person need touch the other, for
electricity radiates. Thus the truth
travels from pole to pole.

,Ol'leu has it been said of what. is
collod love at first sight that when the
two persons most interested mot'tlio
electric spark of love seemed to flash
from oyo to eye. This has been sup
prised to be u metaphor, but in reality
is an indisputable (not.

“I know he loves me," said a woman
in a recent breach of promise suit,
whore undue influonoo by the doiond
ont's parents was alleged, “because I
feel on electric thrill when he comcs
into the courtroom."

This new discovery, therefore, no-
conutn for tho thrill one fools, whcthcr
man or woman, at tho touch of sweet.
heart or husband. it is the token of
nilinity.--N. Y. Jonninl.

GIRLS, DON’T SCORCH.

The Feminine Searcher lo a “'liolly Un-
lovoly object.

Tho feminine soorclior is not an alto-
gether lovely object. Unloss she in-
tends to ho n professional oho should
lcnvo this form of mnnsoment to men.
A woman Willi but back doubled in a
bow knot, lior hat awry. her hair dis.
bovclloil and her than scarlet with exer—
tion is neither fascinating nor attmc
livo.

She takes on an anxious, worried look
in her Gym-5; has her muscles developed
at tluiexpoummi lll'!’ feminine gracoznid
hor complexion (roared-nod by the rude
contact of wind nnd weather.

instead of exorcise tho scorcher in
files cxhanstion. which is sure to fol
low in tho woken! inst nnd fatiguing
n‘dus. Tho wonum who has n passion
for scorching loses luili' tho phenom-ii oi

limo to contumpllito l‘llil beauties of un-
tum; tho mulling llllvzl of suuunor snu-
snm, tho clinvnu of tho smiling land-
icnpo, are all lost on tho invotomto
scorolior, wlioso solo ambition it is to
do so many miles in n'stipulntod length
of limo; boniiloi, film (loos not tiiko nonr
on much mm of homo” no tho ll‘illllt‘!‘
docs u!" n mlnulilo moo horse.

Hin-iinnlly lil‘i'illlél down from sboor
exhaustion aml docidoa that lior iniminn
no a nrtll‘ttiicr is iluislwd.~(.iotlcy‘s Mog-

' azino.

Hindi is l'nilio.
An old t'oinrml moo who wliools mb
‘bialiout ninlloyl in n south-thin rosi-
dcuooilistriot i-oiisiilvrs himsoll proliy
Well known onion: tho pouplo nwny
from whom back (loom bu pushes indies.
lino morning iwvutl n.- n! tho gm‘iv
lioluon who employs tin l lrionu stroll
Oi] out into hits back yard and opoko in»
miiizirly to him.
“Winn. is your mum“ ho nsitod. in
nddronaing tho roiormi mun.
”(inorgo Wimliinglon," wail tho n-
il”: ,
. "Wuahiugionmlii’nsliinizlmi." ropmii.
ml llll' Ki'iilliillliili; “it illit‘lliii lo mo that
l inn“;- hmml that union below."
“(loom you how."

Milton: nlloya for 'boul ton yonraflw
Oblongo Nomi. .

. Did Not Want i’nroiv.
doom Johnson, n lilo-tinny oonvlni in
tho lmiinno Stain Prionu nt Joliorson»
ville. lion roiuml a parole from “W
Glimmer. saying he in not guilty ol‘
mnrdor, tho orlmo ohnrgnd. and will no»
copt nothing loss than on linmmlilionol
pardon. Ho was seminnmd in low; im-
hilling Losiiollmilflmt claims it was
dono in wolfulei‘oiim. it is iho only mine
on whom whom nimmio was minml
by any minnow. till it is pmotioally tho
.mnio mi a pardon.

‘ A lint-tom Lillie.» Mom

lino of tho innit curious of tho root»
pmiict Stalin in Europe in Nominal,
whioli lion ucni Alli» liitCllapollb, and inn
2,1’00 oilinona. it is olnhnod by Promo
and Boiginm. but nominal} by noillwi,
lilo ii together liiooo notions oppnirt
lilo nyor who ruins; the iltllo nun.
Koch man‘s {Mos min only iivo shillings
it your, his otiior lmrdom ll hi. and hi;
mitmpoci remaking {mm b olndopond
mica linoleum.

“Yon have n lino cloning here," will
the irisllor to o rootlnnln “flinch o
butting air.”

”You,” trolled tho midwi, gloomlly,
“bill (limit iii: to bloyol'iots ohms along;

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to tell ol‘tho girl whose “touch thrilled

NORWA lll,

 

OU‘R LADIES

Russet Lace Shoes at $2.00! ,

 

”You. Have!

not Seen them, call find YOU WILL admit
this is the greatest bargain cvcr offered in ‘

_. . . Ladies’ Shoes.

 

Alsoa largé line of

LADIES’ ‘omens

in both rnsset and black.

 

M.H.GL‘OVER’$ Double sno‘osmro

40 MID t2 WALL STREET,

I O D D O I c

Evorybody’s Shoes Shined Free.
Actucv FOR LIBER'IV aicvctcé “i

smoxas moor “

YALL mud

BUT NEVER HAVE EQUALLED FOR

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The bamnolcs oi‘ high price g

to stick to our goods, and the secret of
our success is buying, and ability to fore-
see the wants of our customers.
haven’t a bad linc oi suits in all our

stock, but now that the 5 ins
we have many broken lots;

Price !

See the table of bargains, and if we can
fit you it‘s many dollars saved. BOTH

STORIES. .

Suits were $10.00, Now $5.00
-‘ ” 12.00, “ 6.60
.. .. lino, “ 1.00
" “ 15.00, .. 7.50

w. A. BENEDICT a. co.

Clothiers and Furnishing,

ml WASHINTON 131‘...
So. Norwolk.

 

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pntmnogo.

 

ma. mama: W. woman no him/Vt
ileum: Pillar. him tfifofl new] oil rigor muddy mm .
million mm y. M mu m. ammo. can»: . . ,

What is It i
that prompto yon to buy your shoot at
st‘yio, quality, lit durability illiil prion H
to tho slim and prompt and W
nlfontionon on.» .rtol’thopfilliflmm

mlosmun': if i «so no tho mill W.
iiwliio Will lmlt (of ii lib‘efll niliifld m 3.

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