' . or ,
”unions or ennuznrs
use. Easy and Perfect!
theée modem days. the Mt of dress mak-
.for sure! ltls on ort. and on ex enslve
t, that. has reached the Droport one of
moment impossible for the women
_ , fifth keep‘in touch with the fashions.
no i rend so radically do they change.
Mllfigmulres almost an unlimited purse.
#wcmnn‘ thubls able to construct her own
“from the cutting to the finishing. in
ortunote.
l’olnt to Be Considered.
Will It to attend
out‘and malt“ o my own 1; .
method. in wblc all the corrections huve been
,c‘ombi ed. as tho widenoe of this city now
ve t e 0 0mm ty of enquiring?
Milk 0 t is with cum.
School hours. 2 tonnud 7 to 9.Tuesduy.’l‘hurs.
ynnd Saturdays. 22 South Main street. So.
ogallt: Mondays and 11 riders. 18 Well street
0 a .
a school and learn to
nrmeuts by a. tnilor’s
PLEASE SIR
Give me a pound of ten, and one of cof-
fie. Mama isn’t afraid to send me, be-
house she knows you will give me the
1 sumo us if she came herself. Certainly !
Honest 'und square dculing, sixtccn
‘ ounces to the pound. and of the best at
at that, is what is always obtuincd at
Comatocks, and of the finest grudc in
the city. Give us a call. '
W
estuun. cousrocx JR’S
vs North Main Street.
Did you ever get tired of sec-
‘ iflg the word
,sAcETou . . .
‘>-----ACETON
2 v ?
If you are troubled with
headache. Rheumatism. Neural-
Ill, Bad Golds, lo.
11‘
.n
a few powdcrs, and you
'never tire of recommend—
, In Itto your afflicted friends.
When called to a use of La
Grippc, Dr. Mnrlnnd always
gives the following prescrip~
tiou:
. colon l or.
ll. lo. Pni'v Nun.
. Take one every bnlf‘hour. tlll perspir-
arm four hm!" ”'1‘, humus!!!)-
, This} success in the cure of
this disease is world wide.
‘Accton can be obtained at
1 R H. Plaiotcdlo.
‘ of}.
3.1....167405!‘ 13°“ 1
_ Potllllll"t
concern“
M t 7‘ 0.
ht makes
ill dtnlm
‘ it. we & ‘1‘ch
' hot when you
r ding a wheel you have 1 n right to
.1 sddrosn 1n changer who may come up
' hackle you, pro'tldod you have really
. something worth talking about. 1 It ls
not necessary, if custom mnkcsolaw.
to any: ‘ 1 . . 1 .
“Bog your purdon,‘ sir." and than
make a specific statement about some
topic. and‘then say: 1 ‘
" "Good morning," but you have the
rigbtto begin a general conversation.
.1 outcome "bicycle topic.“ course, and
continuum talk as long as the other
, mun mil listen. If you are the manna»
dressed yourhnve not the right, uppnc
ontly‘lto stiyé— n
V“Excuse me, air, but I do not know
.1 you." _' ‘ .
4 (You must endure the conversation
until you can contrive some way to on
capo the other follow. if he happens to
'bo 3 here. Of course, this applies s‘olel
to etiquette among men. ‘
Still there are limits to this liberty of
speech and action. and this had an illne-
trntiou in Brooklyn one doylust week,
when n mauof 30 undertook to complig
mom: a man of 75 on his skill in riding
a wheel among a crowded . highway.
The man of many more was almost n
counterpart of Paul Krnoger lu vener-
nble appearance. That of itself was
sufficient. to attract attention to him.
What attracted further attention to him
too street at Redford avenue—~nlways a
dangerous crossing—4m. rode With his
left foot. on the coasting guard and only
his right. foot on the pedal. 1
“Pretty old man to be showing off
like that," said one of the younger men
bicyclists who were coming behind the
elderly man.
“See him dodge that wagon. Won.
abled?"
, They watched “00m Paul," as they
called him, get into some difficulties
as he went northward. He soon dodged
in between the tongue of an ice wagon
and the wheel of u brewery. wagon
with the skill of a small boy. The space
through which he passed could not have
been more than a yard and a half wide.
Still he kept his left leg on the coasting
guard. Few of the most skilled riders
would have dared to take the chances
that he did.
Finally one of the younger men could
sthnd it. no longer. He rode nearer to
the old man and noticed that hislcft
leg was useless. and that tho-only wny
“Oom Poul” could ride was by peddling
solelyby his right foot. His skill was
of such a high order, that the younger
man drew up alongside of him and
fluid: »
. “You rido extremely well. sir.” It";
A wagon that passed bctwocn ‘thcm.
. and caused the old man to make u skil-
ful swoop to one side. out off the reply.
The ‘younger man drew up alongside
ugnin and repeated! -
“You rido extremely well. sir."
The old man turned his bond 11 bit.
looked soarchingly through his gold-
south,
rimmed spectacles with thick lenses.
and said frigidly:
“I um attending to my own nfi'uirs,
sir.”
For titudente of (:huructor.
Quick stops urn indicative of energy
and agitation.
Tipto walking symlmlizcs surprise,
curiosity. discrctiou or mystery.
Turuod’iu toes are often found with
preoccupied, nhsent‘miuded persons.
The mlsor's walk is rcprescutcd as
steeping. noiseless, with short. nervous,
anxious steps.
Slow stops, whether long or abort,
suggests a gcutlo or reflective unto of
mind, as the case may be.
Tho proud stop is slow and measured ,
the toes ure conspicuously turned out;
tho logo ntrnightoued.
Whore u rovougeful purpose is hiddou
undcrn feigned smile the: stop will be
clicking and noiseless.
The direction of the stops wavering;
and following cvcrychuuglug lmpulsu
of tho mind. luovitnbly betray»: uncor-
tninty, lmsitntion uud indecision.
obstinate pooplo. who in umm‘ucut
roly mom on musculauily than on intol~
lcctuul power. roots the foot llully and
firmly on the ground. wulk bcuvily and
slowly. and ntund with tho logsllrmly
planted nod for upurt.
Concerning Nun“.
For somu inexplicable ruunou the nv-
orugo girl look» ut nuruiug through
rose colorcd ., hpmztmrlcu. which nmkos
the hospital pullout upprmr very much
more interesting than, for instance, it
brother who has lncmmldurulcly llthfll*
opcd mounlos or the mumps. The trial
month, lmwuvoxu convmccn u large
numbor of hmpllul probationers that
nursing in not limit vocation.
Tho Work is trying uml the boom
long. cm] if 1: girl is not hopeful at
homo nine in not lilwly to ho nudduuly
chnngcd into n cupn )lc nurse. morcly by
donning r. becoming uniform.
But with e girl who is fitted for the
work, rolluhlo. pulnqtnhlmg. pullout und
thorough. the cone in dllfcrout. llosplto
ul burning will afford her congenial oc~
cuxmtluu. plcosnut compuulonuhip, and
1:. good chunce of getting on in tho
world.
l'rrnplrutor) Hold.
(fold in transit ocrmu the Atlantic
"SWUMH" however tightly it may be
pnckod. It is usually nout’lu clout
hogs. nod mucczod in no tightly no porn
clble. but thorn in» rcgulur ullowuuco
for loan by ntlrlllou upon the voyngo.
and in the comm of yours this local to
the conmwrciul World amounts to I
vory lnrpu cunt.
.0. W. m..mm
Explained.
Touuny~l’op what in lhodill‘orcncn
lmtwuou at political editorial and to
armed 1”
Tommy's l’op~-—»~ Well. if it favors your
polltlcul purity We an editorial; and if
u favors the 01h» :- ride We a scrccd.~
Philndclnhiu llocord. ‘
was the fact that when he crossed Ful-‘
built for the occasion.
der if the left side of his wheel is dis-'
coat of the varioun'pllrte on. fitt-
blcyole. ‘
the soluol “petite of. a: hundred dollar
wheel isbut n few cont: over thinly-one
dollars. 1'
0n the same line. but in a. genernl
way. the New York Sun has this editor-
ialon theexpenso of bicycles: ‘ , .
" Bloyolon minnow this year'thuu
ever before; but still the bottom figure
cannot be reached as yet. ‘ No longer
ago thaulsst your, people hesitated be.
fore buying 6 cheap wheel. arena of a
model that had not recelved the test of
several seasons; ,1 and with reason.
Those who-bought 1. lowprlcod whobl
for economy often had to trundle it
home on the result of a breakdown, or
spend nearly the machine's price in
keeping it repaired.
Whoolmnn any that their excellence
with cheap wheels this year has been
different. They believe that the very
fact of old bicycle makers having made
so great a reduction in the price of their
’91} wheels, together with the, increased
facilities‘ for manufacturing. is proof
that there is a chance for a still greater
drop in price.
A few years ago one invested in a bi-
cycle as he would inn horse or a buggy.
He had no intention of selling or trading
it at tho and of six months. A bicycle
of any sort was a. luxury, and its rider
became more and more attached to it
oachycar; Wheels were but slightly
modified from your to year. and to ride
one machine five or six’ yours was not at
all uncommon. Like fiddlos. bicycles
were sold to grow better with age.
Now,'it may be said, u when! must be
"Mine is the
latest ’06 model." is the proud boast of
cyclists today. .
This desire for new wheels of the
latest pattern must benefit mauufnc
tux-ere young in thewhsol-mnking bus-
iness. Cyclists feel that‘whllc n. wheel
may not have grout endurance. it will
suffice for a season or two, when they
will want a new one any way.
It is rumored that a consignment of
bicycles is likely soon to. arrive here
from Japan, and that they will sell at
a surprisingly low figure. Whatever
may be truth of this report. it is gonor-
ully believed that bicycles should be
cheaper tlfun they really are. and that
bright prospects await the concern
which will furnish u rich man's wheel
at a poor man's price.
m A QUANDARY:
An "Old Bachelor" of Twenty-eight Your-
Needs Counsel.
A mun who signs himself “Old Bach-
clor" writesus follows to the Evening
\Vorld:
"I am twenty-eight years old and
earn aunirsulnry, but havo no curious
intcuthms of coloring tho slate of mut-
rimouy for a long time to como. It has
ever boon my contour to avoid the con-
centrating of my attentions on any pur—
tlculur young Indy. Of late. hotvcverm
that is to say, for tho past your or more
—-I have fullcu into the practice of go
lug pretty regularly with u mrtuln girl
to whom I have been deeply attached as
:1 friend. ”
"We have never spoken of love or
marriage us applicable to our-solves. but
l mu beginning to wonder whotlwr it is
fair of me to keep on going with but
without explaining my lutcullnus, us
she may be building upon tho possibill
ty of a forthcoming proposal of mar
tinge.
"Now. if 1 tell her I have no curious
intentions nho may cull me on cg«.»tist
for thinking (but nho thought so much
of mo. 11'. on the contrary. I do not loll
her. I may he spoiling hcr chances of be.
coming umuuiuiml with sumo donorving
young mun of tnntritnouml ln‘cuthms.
lvnluc her friendship n great deal, and ‘
would not cure to lose it.
“Thinquontiou mmt uffm't others on
wcll no mo. uud u need word of advice
may hclp many it mun."
A Huggoutlon for IllVl'lllfll'l.
thu oloclriclty wue‘lirnt mlomod in
nousos no attempt WM manic to output-
uuto the old pus brackets, clumdcburu.
clc. It bmk u curtu'u tiumfor tho vou-
doru of such urti' he to nudism (but
”Mr form might be lllll'rllll for the but.
for. on tllohcuvlnoss which \vnu uncdcd
whvrou lube wus u wcsaury wus out of
plum when n thin wire ruphumd tho
who.
Ho it moms to be with motor our.
riuucs, no for us 1 lmvo noon (hum. (Tur-
riugu mnliors, or wliouvor dcsluns llu‘
now Vchlclon (unmot not out of tho bond
the forum lhut uru uulmblu {or curricu-
cu «lruwu by horses, and Hwy 11 mm to bo
undurllmlmprrmalxm that it Would be
ulmuutu crimo to dr-viuto from the old
models. Tho mun whose motor curringe
will ovcntuully lmmmo popular must
cumucip do buy mind from the tyranny
of contlnuulily.
An Enterprising llarrtolor.
Lord (‘lnslmsford rubric» that u frlcml
of bin at tho but won 1mm ouuuucd in u
nuntirul cow. in which it uppoumul that
u vomol bud boon expound to u very 1m-
vcru pole of wind and bud boon thrown
on hcr bunm ends.
The burrlstcr. ignorant of nautical
mot-torn. mkcd :1 common who wus in tho
Wilmer: but how it was “my «Jul not
hmor the topmost. uprm which tho wit
noun sold with n moor;
"if you knew no bunch of the non or 1
do you would know tllnt thin is not. B
vory cosy mutter.”
This inchlont lml tho cmumnl to turn
his nttcullon tolho subject. mid he in
vcntod nu oppurulus for lowering lop-
mueto, for which boobtulued n patent
tooliml thereby upward of 31411110110 by
{his luvouliou.«~-~Pitlnbur:r lihputch.
4.... ........................_....
ltlvnl Drumming. .- -
llis Wifc {reading it tlunviuy pnporlm
Apropos of llumlot. illuy any hero tlmt
you and climb spoon ruprmeut tlm yer)
«applique notch of the drmnnlhz um
llcmAltl that's 9 booty aim for
from, which it oppoorodthot '
Invoice! the huemyfi
The enemy won numerous end firmly
entrenched to "South Nor-walk.
We conquered. Pox-cue and poor
mnn'uplnstcn yielded to Dean'- Kid-
nay Pllle. ‘
Liuim'cnts und oils were thrown
away in the rout.
‘ Deep rooted prejudices existed.
Donn'e Kidney Pllic changed nll‘thls.
'Donn‘o Kidney Pills have cured—wac-
tually cured—ban cases of
Kidney Disenscwdlscnse, slow. lna
Ildlous, and deceiving.
And have brought good sound health
to scam of sufferers. _ a
Mr. F. 0. Lyon, of No. 22 High street.
odds his testimony. He helped to
mold the minds of a host or his fellow
citizens. 'ills profession, that of a
school teacher for thirty years, fifteen
of which he was principal, placed him
prominently before the public. When
in harness he was an oracle and his
elatemcnts cnrry weight. He says: "I
procured a box of Dunn's Kidney Pills
from Plulsted'o pharmacy for a. slight
urinary trouble that originated from n
cold. I caught it at an entertainment
about two years ago. Dean's Kidney
Pllls must have brought about the
change, for am now quite well."
Dunn's Kidney Pills ore for sale by
all dealers, price 50 cents, mailed by
Foster-Mllhurn cu, Buffalo. N. Y.,
Bole Agents for the United States.
Thousands are mirroring excruciat-
ing misery from that plague of the
night, itching Piles, and soy uolhlng
about it through a sense of delicacy.
Instant mild In Dunn's Ointment. I!
never fails.
Ayor'e Pills are rccommcmled by
lending: physicians nud druggists, us
the most prompt llllll efficient remedy
for biliuusnoss, nunsou, costiveucss, in-
digestion, sluggishucss of tho liver.
{'uumlloe, nnd sick hciulachc: also, no rc-
icve colds, fevers, neuralgia unrl rheu-
mutism.
"c‘hi’ifi'fiK‘E. for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
(hm swallow does not make Spring.
but ouc swallow of line Minute Cough
Euro-brings relic-f. Ii. l’. Wood, Nor-
wulk; G. C. Stillmu. South Nor-walk.
As the strength of 11. building depends
upon tho solidity of its foundation, so
health depends upon the condition of
tho bhmd. To oxpvl impurities and
cause the vital fluid to bocomo vigorous
and life-giving, Aycr's Sursnpurillu is
the most pchrful uzul effective modi-
cum in use.
._ 1......».....___..... m ”#25!
L I
Removal Notice!
Dr. F. W. Dormer has moved
bin office from eve-r the Post
Office to No. 1 PA RK R() W,
omuvsilc (.iruml ”porn Housv,
Stamford, UL, whom he will be
pleased to soc his Norwulk pu~
limits. Furc nllowod. Office
hours from b u. m. to 1; pm. llc
will hr of tho CIT Y Hotel
evcry chuvsdny from 8 n. m.
to ll p. m., for the acomuuxlntiuu
of his Nurwulk uud South Nor-
wulk patients.
Dar-2w; bRRMER
Surgeon Dontist,
STAMFORD. - - - CONN.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY - -
NATIONAL BANK.
63 Wall Street,florwalk, Conn.
lnconmrnted. 1824. Capital, $200,000.
return: 0. mum-m, l’wnldeut.
DAVID ll. MILLER, Vice-Prom.
l4. 0. ti lilill'lN, Cusblcr.
DIRECTORai
l-Ibwiuu. Munch, Muses M, (hovnn,
linvm ll. Mumm A. .I. Muuuuu,
l1'.:-1i'r..luuxlnlcuwoon. 'l’uuo. id. Hm'ru,
l'm ( font, Uuns. iv‘.’l‘uuvruun.
Accounts of Muuufuctun-rn, Merchants
Mlll ludlvlduuls Sollclicd.
Solo Deposit Bom
Free to Depositors.
o b iv
W
falcon uul ink. mint,
for, with, grouse
and stains from
clothing and car»
pm quickly and
c nuplclcly and
Methane-351M
W~~-~‘11A«‘ill.~-~~ 10:" 256.. at Dru
’ Nu ltllpl".l‘=ul1l mlur. nmllm Goodwitmn
.‘iul. lullummublc. limnpm mnlimi. 51:.
I l... B. SUTTON. New Gannon. Ct.
Hold by A. lllckvrnmu «k Ron. HoNor-
wulk; lf'lmmy do lhmmlict, blurmdk.
5POTIHE
CLEAN}...
To Advertisers 1
Changes cannot be gum.
amend the name My copy.
is handed in. ‘l‘ivmy rum
Stumble cflurl will lit: mullet
to ucmnmmlntc pulmutt.
butcbungcs mmml hr in
sistml upon no :1 right un~
lees copy in rent in by 9
o'clock in the afternoon of
thevlny before change .5
Hhabmmhrn ”Warm“
desired. . .
71 . ‘ Olnflu luntnntl t t
like 1 Oommo do" u l M I aim he cling out
1' M a powder. form
‘It ouran painfulovvolliugs of the
ofoornnuud bunions. It'atho mutant
comfortdlncovory of the one. Allan’s
Foot-Ease mnkcn tight-fitting or new
show foo eany. It in a curtain cure for
wanting. callous and hot, tired. aching
foot. Try it today. Sold by all drug:
gists and choc stores, 250. Trinl pock-
ugc free. Address, Allen S. Olmstcud,
LcRoy, N. Y.
w...“ ... _.... ,. an..- M...—
“Wflkc u .Jhcob. day in breaking! "
so stud Do lttm‘thtlc Early Ricorc to
the mun who bud tnkcu lhom to arouse
l‘r‘ils sliugglch liver. (i. U. Btillnon, E. P.
on .
"clawiééiléfmfi" ‘
Old people who require medicine to
rogulutc tho bowols unrl kidneys Will
find the true romcdy in Electric Bitters.
This medicine docs not stimulutc nml
contnius no whiskey nor othcr intoxi-
cunt, but nuts us it tonic uml ultcmtlvo
It acts mildlynu the stnmnch and bow-
els, ridding strength tunl giving tlmc to
the organs, thou-by aiding Nuturo in the
wrfnrmuucc of the functions. Eloctrlc
Bitters is an uxocllcut nmmtizor nwl aids
digcstion. (1)1(l1v'1vi )10 find it just cxnct-
ly what thoy ncczl. Prim fifty cunts
mul $1.00 por bottlc at (l. (J. Stillson's
and E. l’. Wood's Drug Stores.
Puss this good word nlrmg the line.
Pllcs can be quickly cured without. an
operation by nimplyupplyirm DcWitt's
Witch Hazel Salvo. l}. (l. Stillsou,
E. P. Wood.
Two Lives Saved.
Miss Phoebe Tlmmus, of Junction (lily.
111., was told by hot rim-tans she had cou-
sumptiounnd that flu-re won no hope
for her, but two bottles Dr. King's Now
Discovery1-muplctlycurml hcr and shc
uuys 1t suvcd lltrl‘ lifc. Mr. Tlms. Eudora.
lllli Florida St. San Erurmisco. svxti’orcd
from u drcudt'ul cold. npprouchlxm (lon-
sumption, trim! without rusult ovary-
thin}: also, thou bought «mo bottlv of Dr.
King's New lilscm'cry and in two wr-cks
wzuacurwl. He is naturally thankful.
It Is sun-h rumba, of which (lum- nu:
silmpll-s. that prove tlu‘ wnnrlvrful cf-
llciu-yof this mmllciuc in (‘oughs and
(folds. Frm- trial bottles at (l. (I. Will-
son's and E. P. Wood's Drug Stores.
lcgulm' size 501'. and $1.00
Small in size. but prom: results.
DoWitt‘u lllttlc linrly Ilia-'01s :u-t gvntly
bur. thoroughly. curing imllgl-elluu,
ll}'l~‘lll'p>lll uml mustiputlun. Small pill,
safe pill. best pill. (1i. (1. :ilillsun.
ll. 1'. Wcorl.
$l00 Reward $100.
The reurlcrs of thin pupcr will bcplcns—
ml tolcumtlmt more is. ur. lcnst. one
('lrvzulml disease that. svlmxcu lms lvwn
:1va in corn in all its slums, und that is
(Juturrh. Hull‘s (‘uturrh (fun: is the.
only punitive cum: known to tlu- fllf'illl'ill
frutvrnlly. Cutul'rh luring; :I mmstitm-
inuul dist-1151', requin's u vomtitutionul
ll‘tézlllu'lllb Hull's (,iutztrrh (.‘urc is mk-
cu iumrnnlly. noting directly upon t|u>
blood and nuu'ims surfuwt-s nl‘tlb- :«ystvm
thereby (losiroying the foundation of
tho dispose, and giving tho pntivut
sli‘t‘ngih by building up the tum-titutiou
and assisting nature in doing its Work.
'l‘lm [u‘npl‘lf‘ffvl‘ri have so much faith in
its cumtivo ymwcrs, that flu-y offer (mo
bumlrml dollars for any Hill" tho! it fails
tocurc. Scull for list of loutiuwniuls.
Address l“. .l. (‘lwucy &. ('o.. Tub-do.
1). Sold by drugm‘sls. 75c.
l'crumm who how u (numbing spell
cwry night. on account of u tic-Hing
w'llsntmu ill the throat, mayowrt'nnn-
ll llf mum by n llusv of Him ermtu
Couch (low. (.5. ('. Stillmm. l'l.l'.Wm1~il.
Children 3 y for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
Whr-n Baby was sick. we gore lwr Commit.
Whom she was a. Child. uhc crlu «l for Cutorln.
When the bv-cumo Miss. sho clung to (.‘usmrln.
When she had Chlldreu. she gore thou Custorll.
Wlwu \vr r-nimivlcr that tho iutvsrium
urn nboul‘ llvu- limos on long :N tlw hmly.
m- can rmlizu lbw lurcurv r-uli'vrum
. rxpvi'irm‘wl\vln-n flu-y ln'l'llllll‘ inllumvd.
lchiui‘s l ‘olb' mull‘iiulcru l 'urv Hulxlucs
lullmuxuulinu :it “mm, and mmphwrly
rmunw-allzv-sliiliuully. ll. ('. Stills-nu.
l). l'. Wi'wl.
Buchiin‘s Arnie: Salvo
Thcluwt mimic the world for only,
larulm's. sun-u. ulccrs. null rhvum. fv-wr
euros. twill-r. r'lmppul bumlu. vllilbluim.
mrun. uml ull slcm vrupiiuus. and push
tlvclycurr-s pilus. or no my rcquiml.
It in alléll‘ltllll‘I-tl to givv pvrfc-l'l cum...»
lion or numcy ri't'uuulml. .l’rin- 2.”: Wills
pcr box. E. l’. Won-(loud U. C. Stillson.
It would bn hard to common :1 mun
sullvrinu from Inlluun who [but bin
uuouy is (luv to u mlt'rnlu‘ with up
uuprnumiucublc' uuuw. Hm one dose-
uf n.»\vm.'.<1i..ln- uml l'lp-b-ru liurn will
muvim'n him of its pom-r in ull’oml
lustuut rcllvf. It kills pillll. ll. (1.
Hiillsuu. ll 1'. Wcml.
You lion'l flan To so... on,
my» the Ht. Louis Journal of Agriculture
in nu mbtorlnl about No’l‘mllun, tho
Innumn tobncco hnbll cum, ”We lmow
of mnuy minus curml by No—'l‘.'o~l1lalc.
“no. u prmulant lit. Lupin fll'lfllllf‘tlf,
muokodmul chem-d for twcuty you”;
twolmxcsuuml him no thut l-vmr tho
mucll of tnbzuecmnukrs him nick." N.»
'l‘.- lucmhl uml uuuruutwd by ll. ll.
l’luistud. Nucurc no pity. lhmk from
Hturilun l-lcmody Co... New York or
Uhlcnuu.
Eli llill. Lunllwr filly. 51.. writou:
"I burn bvvu sum-r1111: from piles fur
lwuuty-llvi- your». and thought. my new
iutmmlnlr. lhiWut'u ‘VIlt'lt “and
Holy? mm rmvuuiumulml to if!“ ml 3: pili-
r-um. so l bought it box and ii pvrl'uruwl
n [wrmuuvut curb." This. 1». uulynuc
of ilmusumln of n‘iiullur comm, lirnmnu.
sort-s uml skin disc-1mm yiibl quickly
wbvn it in new]. ll. H. hi‘lllmfl. l6. 1'
Wood. .
Children Cry for
Pltcbor’u Gastorla.
mm... rommnbor
first encountered in on English novel‘
the notion of n schoolboy,o gentle-
man's son, taking money on n gift
from his pnmte’ friends and guests.
Nothing could have bocu' more foreign "
tenths American lien, in my time. than
that, and I suppose it is still the some.
Noithor parents nor boys could have
submitted to the thought without mor-
tlflcntion. But here the feeling, or at
least the fact, in quite different. A hard
working mun. who lives up to every
penny of a meagre yrofeselonnl income,
can give a ‘- half sovereign tip to the
schoolboy non of a friend or acquaint,
once of his who has 820,000 a your. and
the boy will pocket it, and the father
‘will, at the most. look the other way.
I used to think that this had its explnv
nation in the fact that parents and chil-
dren were not united by no close it bond
here as in America. and that the father
cared less than an Americnn {other
would care for the dignity and self ro-
spect of his son;
On the other hand, however, it is con
thin that the English father holds him.
self responsible for his son, and spends
money uolicitously- in trying to atnrt him
in lifelong past the stage when on Am-
erican youth would be expected to go
out and shift for himself. And. indeed,
the older one gets the plniuer it in to be
soon that any and every attempt to dog-
xuntlzc about the difference between the
two peoples of the two countries must
be subject to all certs of reservations
and contradictingmodificutions. But it
is true that the English child in allowed
to nudge for money in or Why which is
unknown to the American child of the
some social grade, and that this is by no
moons confined to relatively poor pm-
plc. 'This f not has always seemed town
to rob the English child of a great dcnl
of the futon-st which with us attaches
to childhood. Not I alone find him less
inlercstiug; it is a universal judgment
upon him.——Harold Frederic in New
York Times.
ABOUT WELL-Known PEOPLE.
l’drugmphn About Notable People of the
Pant and Present.
Until Prince Charles of Denmark put
the. engagement ring on her finger.
Primws‘hluud of Wales in suid never
to have WIN“ a ring.
The lnlc'Arthur G. Mollette. tax-Gov
crnor of South I)nkotn.who died racont-
13;. born ustriking facial rcsomhlnncetu
P1134001” (lurilchl, but, was strangely
sensitive to any suggestion of the fur-t,
as he was no admirer of the Ohio slates
mun.
The Emperor of Austria is known for
the re-mlincss with which he sucrlllms
privntc fooling to tho lnlo'ri'sls of his
people. He line just given :t ucwoxuui
ph: of this. for, though Moi-come with
tho (lv-nlh of the Arcbdukc. he has or-
ilv'l‘l-Il that the court nmuruiu.r b..- nus—
pvmlr-d from Juno 5 to June ii. that the
milh-nniul celebration of lSlulnlwsth
may not be interfered with. and lp- him-
self will tnko part. in who originally ar-
ranged, in the great pug-um.
Joan of Arc was exactly 5 Mi. 4 in—
ches in bright. This umr—um lrum ."I
sultofzmmir which has bi'l'll il'urnwr
ml in u. clxutmu ui Aisuc. \\‘lll~l‘-‘ ll mu
put n gov-:1 numy yours are by tlw lute
wrllkunwu mllmdnr, tlw Marquis Ilc
f‘aurvul. lt b-urs tho arms of ('31 lrlm’
V”. which worn lwslowml upnu hnr af-
tvr tho sin/go nl’ (bl-1m», and i:. in all
likclilmod lliu emu «lu- wore on her tri-
umplml curry into lllwims.
Prim-1:- livrulmnl Il»iuriob of film»
Wclmnr. whom ru'norml vii-.zurr-nwut
to little Qumrn Wilhelmina of H :lluu'l
has lu-cn l‘v'pill'lt'cl ru'untly. luv nu ml
Vantage 2:4 1|. l‘mull law not gr'rnrmlly of»
tributwl to him. if“ owl his l'l'llfl'
bruibvrs our the ummvsi. in sorrowful
to 11m dim-ct line 0“ lbw Dutch tllrrmo
ul'lor tho [mount (gum-u. Tbr- fact that
the about1 of surprise wllh which hit, 1 1
hr- is u so-mntl cummnf tho (gnu-1111: 1.41.1
rmunhlvrml mum-Lt him. wlliv'b w on. g
m1rpri~imn ’l'lm condition of funny of ‘
lbw ruyul t’mullim. notably llmw in lll- g
voriu .uul Ammo. would lli'ln'nfve m: ‘
llwmullrmul iulormurryiugof my;
in pans mnumlioue bu. mt hunl .1 gr; 2.1 ;
ulll‘xuzl on flit: mm}.
A (‘mtly ‘l’lwfl. ‘
Quito rwe-ully. it is will. :I yuan:f
Lily was trawling: m on uxumlvu. lll ;
in r purw sho lmd ull lu-r pul'luimr 3
Womb. flirm-pr'lil'u in mppvr». Iv'mri‘
bv r ml on lllrln-rkllm mun. dirty. Wm;
iuu' u burg". shiny nun. whirl: (hn mp.
pmml lulu panic. van pl.» illl‘.’ll".‘l
from tho munlbm bur purse w...“ gm“.
lwr pm'lfl't was pivkml. and slip. “'l'll
mum-«ion of form, burl to no on would
fur lu-r jnllrllny. Arrivml ill. hum“, ~lw
mmrclml lll'l‘ pol-lint ul‘rmh. .nul llwrrlil
wunlluemwly mnu'w shiny ring. 'l’bi-l
wow fnlrrn'rumwtnutinl which.” Mutual
lnvr unknown f1: low pu-srmzrr. but
unlnl-lwly bull llw curlmlty lu lulu: that
ring; luv u ,pzwvllrr. ll pruvvd to l)“ on
t'xtis'llnnl, lama? dicinwml. but atlll‘ri’liw
mpnt mull! iwl lllla‘uvvz‘ llm HWIU'l'. lb“
bud Moi-m tbrwprum and :1 ppm uwl
Jul-l luut .l mmll fortune. probably din»
ironically unwind. in tho Iil‘m‘libd.*~
thlllhl‘ll‘flll Wurtlc.
1hr I’nld'yt‘lr m'n In”; liq-former.
ll l’mlly luu‘llln to his Ilclmlulrll'
whrtbvr anything lmo linpps u «l {'1 llw
bumun mm.- slow: tho llm lnmmnilv.
.ln-w tho uni from of cum thul will uf
fuel it no inulcrinlly an the lili'ysflr.
(Simuldvl‘ “utilize: all Women. Within
two youth ii. bun given lu sill Auwrlcnu
wrmmnkmri the libvrty nf than; fat
which lhr' refumwl'n bum born mulling;
for glltlvmllum. Tho ‘ll‘t’m‘l it‘luf'm
muvcnwut luwr m-s'zmtl lu clfw i, may
mmldorulllo nmulwr of wmucn or to
mmlify umucu‘u :xloibmv ltillllyll’l'1l6'0»
ublo «lwrnc. Thu bicy’c'lu ll?“ not pill
mnuy wanton lntolmusvh Hull it lm-i
given nll wumm Ill's’l"’lffll libwty m
wmr lrnumm u ”my wan: in. um]. in»
rlcwl. to gr! mum lrltw min may 1w?! 1-!
Ilocvut Fillfllf'ill far window-r out: rpilw.
lhwy have in handwl'icnhmr'o 31.55le
inn
1 l'!'\'
fl‘nul l
contort: is Dr. Samuel Pltchcr‘i
preacription for Infants and Old!-
dron. It contains neither Opium.
Horphlno nor other Narcotic ruby
stance. Itllnhormleu substitute“!
‘Pnregoric, Drops. Soothing Syrups,
sud Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its ‘ ‘
guarantee ll thirty yearl’ one by
millions of Mothers. (Santeria is the
children’s Panacea—tho lather:
Friend.
CASTORIA
for Infhmo and Children.
90 not be lmzmcd upon, but insist upon
having Controls, and act: that the fut—slum:
‘fgnature of
ll on the ,
wroppch’i‘ ga—
Weshall pfcr ' M
tee: mirsclvcs and the public at all hazards.
Tan Crunch Com-my, 77 Murray st..N.Y.
”’5‘
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Examiner In
C. ‘l. Patent (Mica,
..,‘\«\s
1876 m 1883
new... .132; Main Strccl,
nnllmm'on'r. comm
Norvvialk
Lobstors
Caught off Noz’wnlk lslumls.
Lcnvc youronlm's nml hnvc
tlxcm llCllVCfC’l every 5.1mm
day an
HUNTdZELUFFfS
on» .1... lo and lb-mil
Fish,
Clam and
Vegetable
MARKET. . . .. .
Twill-hum: Us”. 10*)!
s. A. vicueus.
“(CAM-ill l.\‘
Butter, Cheese, Eggs'
Etc .
122:1“: Winshlnutnu Strfict,
”w... .0.
lluttor. Chm-w, Eggs. MN
9.0
5H. Nurwalk
W! l‘lf‘w'wfic"
' "lipicun- li.’1:i:l"C:l:iiml
(law-:14.
'xrcvu Mountain Choose
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What’s Your
Taste
in “all! pun-r.- Wlmm-r it is, W» mu
wit you. Hui‘shu‘l. M compo-1121i of th-
mum and pulirrvm lurtmhml by u grout
funny nllimwit urllnls. list-ll lulu llll‘l’t :-
up! «have. uml in tlm wuy. ur’w ulwnyn
«urn ni’ [-lv'umlu: our cummwrs. The
prim 14 m1- u-s vuriv ii and plf‘nniuu uni
luv 11.11.. r.
Pointing. pupvr human“ null rlvrnmt»
mg.
lf llnf Hum mom for you in 1 if" M llw
muv. Ill‘i ,i u pwml, um! lwill lo-plwmrcl
toe-ml on you With u foil Howl munphn
E. E. GORHAM.
lo sown AV’ll.’l;lj.
l‘lMtNuru-ulk, - - {1:ffl‘ll‘lcffiflffl‘:
mnutvom
WANT$ KNOWN
am rmr % ,
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