daily 1‘ I N'G‘
. 01"
itmnns or csnnrurs
' nun h‘ey and Perfect!
hm ‘niodern day's. the art of dress mak-
or surel it is on art. and an ex lenslve
twthatia is reached the propqrt one oi
once.
, seemeolmost impossible for the women
do .tok3opln touch with the fashions.
l y an so radically do they change.
nires almont an unlimited purse.
oman thatis nblo to construct her own
git-om the cutting to the finishing. is
‘ ee ortunate.
”‘I‘Point to BB Considered.
out gétfiigolgttgnd n schootl l;)lld letaxl-p to
Wu arm as. u t ’.
, et’o‘dJuwhcli f “my ll ore
' c . or nr
ink??? rtunltyoiucquiring ‘I‘i‘ . y ’W
. boo ours.2tosnml7t00.'.l‘uesdn .Thi .
guy and 8a urdnys. 22 South Main s Instill-3.
nllthc per notions hnve been
have
.t is With euro.
' orwzllfi: embryo and Fridays. 18 Wall street
' PLEASE SIR
lye me a pound of too, and one of col-
jfee “,1.an isn't afraid to send me, bo-
‘ oaueblhe knows you will give me the
, _ man it she came herself. Cortninly !
. Benoit and square dealing. sixteen
3 ‘ounoea'to the pound, and oi tho best at
jutthat, is what is always obtainod at
Comatocksmud of the finest grade in‘
on city. Give as a call.
W
Yf'sslusL consrocx “2'5
72 North Main Street.
‘ #W-..w. . ....
Did you ever get tired of sec-
‘ ing the word
sorrow . . . ..
- - ACETON
? ? ?
If you are troubled with
Ileelleehe, Rheumatism. Neurol-
gie, Bed Colds, do.
T a few powdcrn,«aml you
‘ will ncvcr tire of rcconuncml-
, in it to your nllliclcd friends.
on called to a case of Let
Grippc. Dr. ll‘lnrluud n1 vvnyo
. gives the following prcscrip.
ill. idfllliinlrill? u.
lmhohkn onc ovary hull hour. llli oomph»
unverrionrhour'sx 1AM“ 1. AND.
This success to the cure of
this disease is world wide.
‘ . Accton can be obtained at
. R. ll I’lnistrd’s.
Jolt sndCyclonchoi.
1'29 Pathlight
Theywhorldc must see the
read. The Pathii ht makes
in: (“MM
W‘ “I! VI 6 .
it. The m 812ch
“(ammi'WSth o
with
‘ polio... t
. ' ‘ semen pins the
'ew York Sun. l ‘ .
, . ,O‘pen mashed fabrics are decidedly in
the load of all other wool materialsthis
season, and they afford new and various
. opportunities for the display of taste in
the combination of color and finish.
Linings are of the greatest importance
in this sort of gown. and have to be
chosen with special core. Materials
were never more desirable or prettier
than they are this your. and a new edit
tion of crcpede chine, with masses of
blurred roses and subdued tintcd ioliv
age all over the surface, is one ofthe
latest and most charming additions to
the list. Since subdued colors are the
rule among the best di‘bsscd people,
., greylcomcsiu for the lion's share of
populnrity, and so! t gray blue is another
' desirable tint.
e‘
Black and white gowns with one
touch of color are a distinctive feature
of the lcntest ideas in dress, and black
canvas made over white or black silk,
with n bodice of wh'te silk well covered
with applique lace, is decidedly correct.
and the only note of colOr may ha in the
collar band. Black and white striped
silks are very popular. and. in coinbinn
tion with a white chiffon bodice artisti—
cally arranged with narrow frills edged
with cream lace and n ycllow satin bolt
and collar, you hnvo an ideal gown.
The only noticeable chnngo in skirts
is in the length. Skirts are dcoidodly
shorter than they were last scarouuvhile
nine out of ten are devoid of any trim-
ming except among the thin gowns.
They fit closely around the hips. but the
below. The modern sleeve is nothing if
not politic in its method of reduction in
sizc, for every sort of dcvico is brought
into nso to inako the claw nlm-vo attrac-
tive and disguise the fact that it is real-
ly diminishing. All sorts of frills nnd
pulls and upaulots are not in at the top.
but the very lntcst tuilor gowns ore
lllllllfl with the tightillling slocvus.
Sonia varicly of cpuulct in sown in tho
nrmholc to sort of concilinto ninllors,
but tho slocvo filling the mm from
wrist to shonldcr in thorn, all tho sumo.
Ilowovcr, wo hnvo runny days of grnco
yet. for tho Iuodiuin sloow is to prevail
during tho summer.
Sumo sort of f nnvy cups is considerod.
nu iudcsponsabloaddition to n summer
outlit, and \vhilo it is so ol‘ton the mom
thut whon uny wrap in ncndod u worm
one in nominal. fhn uvorngo wmuon can
busily convlnco hersoif that oncof tho
frivolous gonzo gnrniontc no atlruciiVo
in uppvnnuu'o and so linnlvnfl an a pm-
Mention against tho cold is a positive no»
mostly to but comfort.
l‘urumln luivr- blosnoinml out inoro
gorgeous and vuriod than over this nou-
soo. and umtctiuls an,» muployod Which
muvor outoml into their construction
it) yours gum: by.
inch soft tints. rathor than bright.
gloring colon. arcinmvt {imbionablo this
swamp. ullll Drcsdcn liowuml and chino
polloronod inflows and lmwndcd silks
moltetho most. unofnl xmrnsoln. which
in mint: inolnnmw mulch tho costume.
good stylo this reason. no one donor-oil
silk purmol. well chosen. is mushy
pretty with runny diflorent gowns.
Lyier wl'nu mo still continuing your
oilorto in liicruturc. thoy toll me.
Writer-Mics.
Lymm bolero the returns!
Writor-mlliumimons3 everything l
, send out in returned. ”Homo Charm.
lint this is not uluslderml necessary to .
ltnesie‘. with e
Siberian Railway withsll: the snoop
that is‘ possile to? so undertaking
which oi necessity is suspended from
they‘October to the April of each year.
The work Was begun in May. 1891, and
[or the more immediate utilization of
the line Was divided into thrceoectlonn.
The first of these starts from the Eu~
ropean rontior under the Ural Moun-
tains an runs eastward; another from
Vladivistock, on the Pacific, runs west;
whilee small middle section, in the
wild‘conntrynesr Lake Baikal, spreads,
east and west to join both sides.
. It is almost impossible for a Western
mind. without personal experience on
the spot. to realize the awful solitude of
this Eastern Siberia; men and machin-
rivor, but though they are‘cmployed by
population on the face of this enormous
and absolutely emptycountry.
There is no feeling of approaching“
colonization which treads hard'on the
heels of any engineering movement—I
however vast—win America or our colo-
nies; and no effort is being made to
popularize this opening country, with
its immense mineral and agricultural
resources, in Russia proper. Russians
emigrate in vast numbers every year,
especially to Brazil, where they inevit-
holds them back from attempting to
colonize their own Asia territory.
Russians call Eastern Siberia “the
land of marvels,"but they suggest that
it is generally safer-to lot marvels alone.
Tioumcn, the most important town in
Siberia today, is the terminus of the
Ural Railway. and is the gate which
leads irom Europe into Asia. It has
schools, churches, and public monu-
ments, and aims at e. renown for learn-
ing, which is admirable in a district
where 78 per cent. of the inhabitants
are entirely without education. And
from ,Tiournen. or rather 9. little to tho
south of it on the Toboi rchr. the new
railway begins its eastward course.
The conditions undi‘r which the men
work are about as savage and inhuman
as they can be. The ground which
they have to clear is covered with for-
est, and generally marshy, and the do
cnyiug vegetation of centuricslzends up
a postilcntial vapor when disturbed, It
is sweltering in the tropical heat of
summer. and myrinds of poisonous flies
swarm uvor the men at work. On the
Manchurian side tigers not infrequently
descend from tho mountains and attack
dotached parties of workmen. The
heat is stilling and niulzulorous, and tho
navies, stripped of their shirts, sulfur
horribly from the inflammation caused
by tho venomous stings of insects.
. In winter'the cold often roachesbl)"
below zero. For ucnriy seven months
the mun lio’liko homers in their luirs,
with this difference, thutu woll con»
slructod bcsst's lair is probably morn
comfortable than u workrnun‘s wooden
huh—tho damp so ponctratos tho wood
of which it is built that when frost
begins it freezes tea block of ion. or
splits in a rugged gush. through which
the snow pours in an avaluucc.
The proposed longth of the railway is
6,893 vcrsls. and n vornt in rather undoi-
a mile; it is hoped the wholc work will
belinished by the cod of 1003. But.
ovon if it is completed on time. tho
work of colonization: has then to bogiu.
and it will be linen-sting to son whothov
the Russian (hn’cnuucnt will out about
this by pcrsuasivo nnmures or by form.
So for. wagon to workmen ougugml in
tho construction of the mud huvo boon
moderately high.-Londou (Hobo.
., W-
Whom the Mush Wan Killed.
The Slinh of Forum was assassinnlwd
on n spot nuule umnoruhlu by mm of
tho \vnvut acts of tyranny that (mnu'rml
during his rulgu. It was evvrrnl years
ago thut u committed. vim-m from tho
coinnumnuhhors, \vnltml for tho Shah
in tho sunio pluco that his assassin did.
They worothoro to present a pvtition
milling thnluclnlxu for buck pay, due
thorn [or u long limo, bu pnivl. Tho
i-ibah wan furiouo nt tho libcrly. nnd
ooh-rod flu,- inon killml on tho npol.
This was dono, oils-r lhvy hnd first lrmn
llltlllllllfily lounrml. Pullllil jmllcv, co-
luchloum. or whnlovur you may cull it.
lllc rnlor lillneoll’ wnn turm'olvo his
[lunislmiont l'ur curb on art of lur-
borily.
nourishing Wmlhl Ho too .‘ilmzrmllvn.
'l‘wo noxious random min: to tho
Journal from tho bountiful suburb of
l’hiludolphla (1nd,), staking if it Would
bu nll right to PM” a bicycle to tliofu-
nurnl ofu “ilielunt counmrllon by inur-
riogo. pruvh‘liug you lump lwhlud lho
ht'lil'ili‘."wlillllilfllllmlln .louruul.
nun-«mo at ALL.
we... a...“
Mr. mildly FitmutrrrN—Wlmt idiot;
llummounlry people urn. lero‘s that
who‘o family sfnnding oul thorn lowly
ing at nothing. ‘ .
“Now York World.
Look out in see that your rhildrou in.
limit gore] cplulitim item you. for the
Fronoh ham a proverb which rum:
“Whirl, is born of I out will catch
mice." ...... .. . “was; W
Pacino seaboard, is pushing herv'l'rsue-v
cry for the work are transported by ‘
thousands, they are of no account as ,
ably fail and die; but u superstition
rhooolhis sputum lho «mo upon which .
To Settleltu-deitmowu to Cause-MA
South blorth‘wolk Men Does 50.,
\
l
Everybody talk: back nowadays.
The subject is serious. .
A mistaken idou has cost thousands
of llvcs.
Bad bucks are so common.
‘ You and thomin every walk of lite.
Thcy are lame. wank or aching.
A burdon by day, it torture at night.
Many remedies relieve, but don't
euro.
The longer used. the lose their Moot.
Planters and linimont help at first,
But don't reach the causes
iny one way to do that. -
That way is through the-Kidneys
'The Kidneys arc the blood tillers.
Keep the filters going. ~ .
I! clogged the hook is affected.
The A B C of Kidney knowledge ll.
Nine times out of (on:
Book ache moans Kidney ache.
Lame Back Moons Lame Kidneys,
. Wonk Back Moons Wonk Kidneys.
. Cure the Kidncys. thus curr- lho buck.
Dunn's Kidney Pills are doing this
evory day right horn in South Norwelk.
Following in a case in point: ‘
Mr. Frank. St. John. No. 56 Taylor
evénue. is n locksmith by occupation.
in the employ of the Norwnlk Lock Co.
lie is not the only one engaged In this
calling who sum-rs from backu'che. ag-
grnvnied by tho‘constantmhango of go-
sitlon and the pending and stunning.
Doan's Kidney Pills have others on
their list. good reliable South Norwnlk
citizens. Mr. St. John says: “I had
some disorder of my kidneys which led
to a troublesome and painful baclmchc.
l procurod a. box of Dunn’s Kidney
bro, about entire roller."
For (min by oil
Buffalo. N. 7.. solo agents fol' the Unit-
ed Slates. Remember the name. Doan'e.
and take no other.
Put on end to misory. Dunn's Oint-
mont will cure the worst mum of itch»
lng Pllcs there ever was, and do it al—
most instantly. Years of suii'rrlnzz ro-
Got Dunn's
liovod in e. slugic night.
Ointment from will! noninv-
digestion,
Inalism. '
Whoa Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria.
Whou sho was a Child. 5hr.- criml for Bacteria.
When she lmcame til for. she clung to Quintin.
When she had Childrcn. she gave them Cesium.
lino swallow does not make Spring,
bntono swallow uf (mo Minutc Cough
H. l’. “lewd. Nor-
(luro brings n-lh-f.
walk; G. U. Still-mu. South Norwnlk.
As tho strength of u‘bnilding dopcnds
upon tho solidity of its foundation, 5.
honlth downds upon the condition of
To raspvl impurities and
cause llw vilul fluid to bouoxnu vigorous
and lilo-giving. Ayvr‘s Sursupurillu is
tho must, Inmw-rful and i-tl‘uctive media
tlu- blood.
vino in non.
‘-
Dr. F. W. Dormer has nun-ml
hisollicc from ovur tho l‘m:
”dive to No. l VA RIC RUW.
upwaif-c Urund ”porn Honor,
Stamford. (,'t.. when: ho will he
plouml to are his Nor-walk p.1-
licnls. Faro ullmvml. (Jilivo
hours from H n. iii. to 0‘. pin. [in
will lw at tho C I '1‘ Y Howl
uvvry Wmlnmlay from ti o. m.
in ll p. no. for tho ueounnmhition
of his Nilrvmlk and South Nor-
Walk pulioiils.
Surgeon Dcntist,
zl'l‘A MFURD, - (JUNK
, u
Pill: at Plaislod’s drug store and they
dealers. Prlce. 50
cents. Mullcrl‘by Foster-Mllburn Co.
Aycr's Pills are rccommcndml by
lending physicians and druggists, as
the most prompt and rilich‘nt remedy
for biliuusnrss. nunsou, (,rostiwnoss, in-
slugginhncss of tho liver,
juumlicr. and sick hczulzurhe; also, to re.
lil'Vl' colds, fevers, neuralgia and thou
Allan’s-Footnote. s1 “moot-.19: the
jest. ‘Itouree palatal swelling: oi the
joints and instantly takes the sting out
of come and bouions. It‘s‘tho greatest
comfort discovery of the age. Allan‘s
Foot-Ease makes tight—fitting or new
shoes fcclcasy. It is a curtain cure for
sweating.cnllous and hot, tired, aching
feet. Try it today. Sold by all drug-
gists and shoe stores. soc; Trial puck-
uge free. Address, Allen S. Olmstcud,
“Wako up. Jacob. day is invoking! ”
so said DcWitt’s Limo larly Rivers to
themanwhohad tukcn thorn to arouse
his sluggish liver. U. C. Btillson, 1‘}. l’.
‘ Wood. ‘ ,
. Free Pills.
blond your address‘ to, H. E. Bucklon
8500., and get u iron sample box of
Dr. King’s Now Life Pills. A trial. will
convince you of their merits. Thosc
pills are cosy in action und nro par~
ticulnrly oil'octivo in the cum of (ion.
lurin and Livcr trouhlos thoy huvc boon
proved invaluable. Thcy nrc guarantood
to ho Ixu'foctly frco from ovory dc-
letorioun substance and to be purely
vcgclnhlc.‘ They do not woukcn by
itch and lmwvls many" invigorate the
system. liogular size 25c. pct
"lold by Plnis'tcd and Wood, Druggists.
Pass llu- good word along the lino.
l’ilon can he quicklycurcd without an
operation by simply applying DoWitt's
Witch Hazel Salvo. .(l. C. Stillson,
E 1’. Wood. ll
Your Boy Wont Live a Month.
_ So Mr. (lilinan Brown, of 3 Mill St,
South Gardner, Mann, was told by the
doctors. His mu hnd Lung trouble.
following Tnihoirl Malaria, and he spout
throo hundred and seventyvfivo dollars
with doctors. who finally gnvc him up.
saying: "Your boy wont live amonth.”
Ho tried Dr. King‘s New Discovory
and u fcw lmttlcs motored him to health
unrl ommlod him to go to work :1 [wrfoct-
ly woll luau. Ho suyshc owns" his pros-
unt good health to use of Dr. King's
New lhscovi-ry, and knows it to in} tho
bust in flux world for Lung trouble.
Small in sizo, but wont results.
UIWVIH'.‘ Lillie Early .Ilisors not gontly
but tlun'oughly, curing iiuligosthm,
(lyspl-psiu andconstipation. Small pill,
Slli'l: pill. boot pill. Cr. (.3. Stillsnn.
E. l‘. \Vl'l‘ll.
$100 Reward SIOO.
Tin! roadvrs of this paper will ho pleas-
ml tolcurnihat there is. at lonst, om-
drcnvlm'i (lisoaoc that scivnce lms boon
ulile- to cure in all ill-i slum-:4, and flint is
Untarrh. Hull's Cumu‘rh (lure, is ilu'
only [milivo mm..- known to the modh‘al
fraternity. (‘atun‘h losing :L («uni-lint.
troatuzont. Hall's Unmrrh Cure is tak-
r‘u internally. acting (Urolrtly upon tho
lllrnlll and. mucous surfucos ui'tlu‘ systom
tins tlisouso. nod giving the putiou'.
sin-until by building up lhc vonsliluiinu
llllil assisting nature.- in drum.r its Work.
The propruuurs haw so nun-h faith in
Solul for list of lustimnuinls.
Allilh'ss 1". J. Uln'ilot ¢\' (.70., Tulmlo.
l). Sold by clmggisfs. lint
l in Flint
Pitcher’s Gastoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castorla.
\w- hill rmlmr ilu- lilfl‘lir-v
[3-, (3,
Buchlin's Amino Salve
FAIRFIELD GOUNTV
incorporated. 182; Capital, $200,000
nowm o. Mimi-Eu, Preslclnut.
mwm u. moon”, Vlcn'l’rrai.
L. C. GREEN, Ultnlilv-l‘.
”IRIQVORS.
linmsll. Known. “*Milhlltl M. tumult.
llavnv Ii. Nibbltll A. .i. 5“?“ no.
Pfinloimuwnwmn, from h. 3mm,
inn Cow. (inns. Ell‘mwruan
Account» of Manufacturer». Merchants
. and Indlviilunlu iiolluiteil.
Safe Deposit Boxes
Free to Deposits".
o 3 iv
NATIONAL BANK.
u Well Street, Nora-lit, Conn.
“trim. and all skin vruplmns. uncl pom
tluu or mnnoy rv-l‘umll-d.
mill-run: from lulu-us ml'u:
unprononmoth: nauno.
mu vim-o
litslniil; l‘nlilf. ll kllln pain.
Hilllnuli, l‘l 1'. “XML
vll.
You Don't Have To Swear Oil,
in an millorlnl ulmut Nollhwllaw. tlu
funmnstolnu-oo hulnt corn. _
of many curios cured by le'l'wlluo
grog-nun
like; not llllt. punt,
lsr. filth, grrn’ae
mad stains {rum
clothing: and our»
pm quickly and
tnmph’tcly and
mcrjxnvu‘nm
with! Avid.“ ”do 356.. at 0m
my mph-newt ow. earthly Meat-arts
Nut illiii.lillil‘iill.‘i:. {Rumpus malted. St.
L. B. EU‘WON, Now “noun. or.
‘ M
oPOTlllE
MEANS»...
Enid by A. llickorumn {c Mon, 90.50%
walk; l‘iuuoy o Benedict, Norwulk.
mnnkmlnuil ohowud full twenty yours
twolmmnun-«l him so that own 1h.
Huwll of tolnumo mid-cos him nick."
'i‘wlloo will and guxmmlccd h
l’lnistml. No euro no puv.
Standing lhunr-dy Clo,
Chicago.
Mk Iron
l-Ili lllll. lnunlwr (lily. l’al.. wrilvv
iurrnruldo. 'lh'Wilt‘s Witch
Holvo crux mmmnmrmlvul to mo no u pile
n [mnnnnvnl cum." This is onlyuzu
of ilmmeumlo of similar truism.
whim it is mod.
stipntion and Shah Hmdnchc. For Mn— ‘
thoir action. but by giving tone to stom- ,
box. _
pinul (llfill.L~'l‘. rc-(uiu‘s u l-nuslitnlionul
thereby «ii-singing tho foundation of
its curatiu- “morn. that [buy olh'r mw
lillili‘lh'll dollars for any misc that it fails
l'rrsnus who how a coughing opvll
I‘V't'l‘}' uiizln, on domain! of n tickling
.~‘«~lisuiion in ,Ilw lllrnnl, mnyovi-runnw
If at now by a «low of Um Minuiv
l‘oughflum, ll. (3. Silliswu. l). l’. Word.
Removal Notice! ,. - .
M Children Gayfor
Wlwn wa- mnsidor that tho iulrslincs
urn ulmul liw flows :is long us tho luuly,
ouil‘vmxn
mpvrivnrml u'lwu thry lninnm» inlluinml.
town t's (Solu- uml (‘lmli-ru l ‘urc sundow-
inilunuuutiun at mu'o, umi munph-tuly
MW ‘ n‘w- l . in" 11-.
URI-1w. DARMER if;_"’..‘\.~i..’.:.f' *
Slilismi.
leln-utsulw inlho world for outs.
lgrnimna, nurd'n, lili'i‘i'h‘. suit rlwum. l'vvvi‘
Horus, lvlivr. chopped bonds. chillzluin».
‘ lv Ilill' ‘l‘l'lll as" lliowor'bl's trim "a ". ::
livviyrulrw pilm. or no pay fi'tlllll‘l'll. '
it is mniruuiuml in give lwri’wt ;~:iilni’:io-
l‘riw co m-ul‘s
porbux. E. l’. Worduud (i. (.1. Stillsmi.
it would lw burr! in c-ominm' :1 man
l'nut his
agony n4 «luv to u liliir’lll‘l with an
llni ”no dawn
of lkwnt’u l‘olh' mul (Ilnvluru lion: will
llilli «if llM 1MW‘T in iill’ni‘ll
(3.
anys tho til. ImuisJonnml of Agriculture
' ' Wu know
. ‘ . 3 r :5 l l' l.“-.l l Liv
(loo, n promiuom Ht. Louis urclutwt, ””“ml” l!” 1"”“1, f’v, . "" '“
No»
It. ll.
ls‘cw York or
“1 how two Hull-Tum frmn pill"; for
twcnlyailvo yours. and llmught my mum.
lion-l
only. an i lmught a lynx and it Iwrformml
l'it‘il‘llln,
mom and skin tliM'llfll‘“ yivhl quirkly
U. (I. Willem). H. l"
o: otter
new In. liar! cram-o, were Horn in his?
- . ., Kluioy's State. , ‘ _ p
The Methodists at their Qnedronnlal
lhinl'erence‘ retired three Bishopsnouc
of thorn a missiOnary Bishop-ms incl"
ficlonl, and elected others in tholr'plnoc.
.Thcro was a warm contest over the elec-
tion of two regular Bishops. and n num-
ber of ballots were taken below the
honor was finally coiiiorrod on the well-
known Chaplain (l: C. McCabe, and Rev.
What . is *
Dr. Earl Cranston. ‘
' {i la.
Ily u singular coincidence both of the
Bishops Were born in Athous. Ohio. ~
Charles C. McGuire, will probably, be
better ‘ known to tho end of his duys by
prescription for Infants and Chil-
his old title of chaplaih thnuhis new dren. It contains neither Opium,
ono of Bishop” ’ h . i ll)-
‘Rcv. Earl (ironston, who was bloated Morphhw “or 0‘ er Ham“ 0 I‘ll
Bishop with Chaplain McCabc,was born stance. It isahnrmlees substitute tor
, , Paregoric, Drops. Soothing Syrups,
‘snd'Castor Oil. It is pleasant. It:
guarantee is thirty yearn! are by?
millions of Mothers. Castorio is the *
children’s Panacea-two Mother's
Friend. . .
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Castoria. is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’e
no not be imposed upon, but insist upm
having Cnstoria. and see that the file-simu:
signature of
is on the W
wrapper.‘i‘ m
We shall pro. ' ’ '
tact ourselves and the public at all hazards.
Tm; Cum-nun Cos/irony. 77 Murray 81.. N.Y.
unv. mm. cusnsrox.
in Athons, June 27, 1840. Ho enlisted
in tho army. but not as n chaplain. Hr
joined the Third Ohio Rogimcnt and
wasprmnotcd step ‘by stop until he
reached the rank of captain. After the
war he entered the rninié‘try and fillod u
uuiubcrof appointments in Ohio, Min~
ncsoto. Illinois and Colorado.
In 1884, while attending a general .
conference as a delegate from Southern
Colorado he was elected ono of the
agents of the Western Book Concern,
locatcd at Cincinnati, and hue fillcd that
position over since. In the some your
ho was given charge of tho building of
Denver University, at Denver, and so
pcrintondcd its erection. lie was given
tho degree of D. .D. by both Allegheny
and (“urns-ll. Iowu, in 1883, and was a
prominent candidate for tho Bishopric
at the (funeral Conferences of 1858 and
1892.
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§ ll. '‘3. Patent (linen,
. 1876 to 1883 .
. fimcos. 43:; Main Street,
BRIDGEI’OBT. CONN.
dorWaIk ‘
Lobsters
Caught off Nortvnlk Islands.
Leave your orders and have
them delivered cvcry Satur-
day at
HUNT&ZELUFF’S
Examiner In
A MADDENING PREDICAMENT. -’
[Monstrous [Insult of Curolrssncu in Num-
hlg Children,
"What under the canopy is the mat-
tcr, Burtlell?"
"(.‘r-nzymnly crazy. Crazir-r lhanu
bodlmz. Tho old age of King Lear was
lunmtif'ul and happy compared to
mine." ‘
“No. no, Bartlett. You're just won
riodovor somv‘thing. It will all come
l'ighl."
"Oh. you, I just imagine things.
Thoro‘s nothing substantial in my ufilic
tion. Now, listen; My Christian mun-2
is Edward Everett. My wilds is Emily
chillis. When our first born came: to m Wholcs la and Relnll
both wnntcd to furnish part of his mum;
so it‘s Edward Ellis. With tin,- lir t
daughter “'0 wore both pms used of um
sumo intuml Llr-iiru. and slid i4 l-lzniiy
l‘lvorott. An uuot noun-d ll ‘5'l)llli-(\r~i,
now sixteen. and silo is Edith lilau."
"What of it? Thsy'n: all goal
mun-s."
"Don‘t. you see, nmn‘? Esu'fx ufu: hns
our (,‘lll'l’l‘u‘lhlilll'iillrl. llllll llu: young folks ’lvlcihono Call. “"11
HT“ all in love. The“ p nuunn .‘.lll~' \vllli /
a. letter or on iuvilnlion lllllll‘vir’lul tn .. ‘ W -
B. A. VICKERS,
‘l‘l. E. liu'tlull.‘ \Vim in tlzmulv‘r is it
ill-2AM.“ is
Fish.
Clam and
Vegetable
M A R K ET. . .
for? Those initials. belong to mob and
eve-“y onvol' n4. Mollie-r and I could
got nlongg; but thus" t‘llllilh'll. l'v'c
caught Ilm girls pulling liuir llzi‘uolium.
within a \vuok. und ills-y :lnii'l. min
Butter, Cheese, Eggs?
mm] but what lhoy makv fun-s ul ouch Etc.
nlln‘r. lupt'iwl «meof‘ l‘hlwml'u loin-1‘s _,_ , . . _ , .,
from his. lwsl girl. it. Wm such :1 sn'mgt, 1"” Washington ”mm" 5"” Isorwallr
brzwzy lumiiulot‘ llflllll lllilvrl that 1 way than Chemo I-‘v'gh-idjrrjl ., .1 Dl'laif-W-e"
Hurling it without tlxutulzi. of doing ‘ ' ’ M;:..,....:-- '
wrong \vhon ll‘.‘ ciluv‘ alum. grilllml .
lhv loilor. :uul durvd llll' out in lll-' lru'l; ' 'l‘x'y ”lililCill’L‘ llmuol"C:~.unul
y mi. Tin-y iinl to ho szr'li min ‘l and Gums”:
loving cliililxcn, too. N‘ivmvflvu all by . ‘ ' . .4 ’
lln,'o1.\u:':luiul l rim: 1 u public ,- 3: i l ll. An“ lil‘t‘Qll Allmlllw’ll” L ”VG-“C
it‘s awful. nixuzvly awful.” . 5 p ,, 3‘ .‘ ,4.
"lint wr can curiously do .....::~'
tidbit." ‘
"bio 'l'zm' about it. Soul 'llztlvz :.;‘;»: ’
bu «lonu. if um.» ‘1: in mm:
of it i will how :i .- pmml em. inn ..i’ :‘l
l.v:.:i.~.iulum .lllll lmvu ow z'y m:~...:z§
lillil“ I'lungml. l'll tfl‘i Him: or v.4. it E
Ulnlt!
l'zw‘il’i aw:
lx'i'.’ M iii
l
anal L'hrbtimily will p run: «it»; w ':
[fut- l’i‘oo -.
A Mmlvtlo.
Mr. mul Mrs. John mum. «iii no? In»
happilylnuulhvr. llv svum prmly m“
nvvmnu llll‘lllilil, ulnl 1.: vi :xlonr prott.
\vvll \vnh lu-r. w‘n xn sh”. lvi hm. i‘ltl‘
am not not uinn-z so wall will: him. uni
million-s lvl liilulilinw if.uf':vr llw Iii lli
nor of ll' 1' kind. lull. tho lru lrl ~u imm-
will turn. 'l‘iuw. tho grunt ivvvllvr :tm
What’s Your
In'vltvr up of oil ilimgs, brought lliu n-
moon. livl‘ minimum. i‘Iil‘l"l In Llll‘ ’ ‘Taate' ' ‘
lwwuvlul lunlmn'l. lino iuwrriiwl upw l" wad l'ill'“?! \Vllilfi’vl'l’ If Is. wo can
”or kiwi. intimnlnwul ol’ dw-
aipm ml! patio illH {Milli-11ml by a urn-sit
mun}; «Zillvrwnl. “mm. l‘jnvh ha... Milli-l“
out “lone. marl in lllln my. \t‘o'i‘o uluhyn
‘ pimp-mg our rustumors. Tho
ll. .iitor thmrnotmunry bir‘ll uni illuilu “m W“-
‘ Mm:numummf. tho l-lorlptmul qiiuld
lion. "Tin-mrumuim-lh lli"i'4*lnl'l' :
Hill‘l' H.
pro-«s on: us vm-wi and plum in: on
ll." input.
hinting, pulr'r hanging and dot-oral.
inn.
ll‘ not H uvonil-nt for you in roll at tho
one», :lr' ‘. n pcolul. nncl lwill luiplmwul
to mil on you Willi n in“ linoof surnplo-n
E. E2. GORHAM,
in F1 ilii'r A vsr.’ l; s.
lino! Normilk, (Julnmoticut
: A Futilily lilo-slug.
“My huslmud on; u dyspeptic wlnn l
inurriml him."
".l'lui mud have boon ;. gnu: nllliv
lion in you!"
“(in llmmulrury. it Wm n bl: yin-lint:
[in motor nllmlos to hm limllivr'e wok
: lug."-Dcfrnll l‘r‘vo l’rt'si.
n
A‘Lllriml‘tlprnlng.
”I‘m going to luovo my loudly-m t:
lirwnmllu.” sold l’uwl. the: uivlwrtnkwr.
tun iris-ml. . .
”isn't tliu town Woll :«tippllml wilt
umlortnkorst” askml the li Mil,
”I think not. Thom um only luv.»
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