IF YOU WANT THEIBEST ‘
BUY 4
o~“~‘m W“m““ WI
1 Mid-
Summer
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A~ra
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' Sale
Men’s $5.00 Tan Shoes,
C! $4.00 (I ll
Ladies’ $2.50 Russet lace Shoe,
'1:
$3.50
Children’s Spring Heel RussetShces, 5 to 8,
Children’s Spring Heel Russet
9 to it,
A large line of Ladies'
M..H.
I c
$3.50
$3.00
SI . 50
$2.50
II
450 and 50c
Shoes,
60c
()xi’ord Russet and Black at Greatly RC-
, iluccd Prices.
LOVER’S
Double
Shoe
Store. . . . ,
40 and 42 Wall Street,
Norwalk, Gt.
Children’s Suits,
llrokcn lots oi‘liiglicr priced
goods. {illdlt‘lll'ly sizes.
’ $I.50.
Men’s Suits,
iroken lots,
Men's lliltl lloys'
. . Half Price.
Straw Hats,
. . . . . Half Price.
W. A. BENEDICT 8: CO.
I9 MAIN STREET,
Norwalk.
. a. “nun" . m". . _. . .
you um Omnh..fiwt‘
tilt WASHINTON ST.,
50. Norwalk.
What is It?
that prmnptn you to buy your «hon-.- in
mm morn mtlwr than nuotlwr'.‘ i-in't it
Mylo, quality, tit durability and price an
ultimatum and prompt and courtmiio
attonth vii on tho uirt oiilm propriurtor and
inalmnaii': if i imw arc timroai indoor»
itil‘lll‘l we look for a libt'ml iiiiiii'eoi you:
patroiiugv.
H. 8. BROWN,
00 WASHINGTON STREET,
Couch Nor-walk, Oono
fiESTORl‘.
no not
.I ‘ywni l‘ gnu. .
.\\'illiam Douglas Sloane. the latter ii sister
.l! ho; 4 till.
3 ii ‘7: .V I
The Bridesmaids of Gertrude
Are Cgreat Heiress». ‘
.—
HANY HILLIONS ARE REPRESENTED,
l‘lie Collllmol of the Six Young Women
Who Will Aulu at the Whitney-Van-
derbilt Nuptlaln ill-do In Pull—Tho
[Julian flclocud. ‘
New YORK, Aug. lib—Tho brideitmaldii
selected by Lilac Gertrude Vanderbilt,
who is to be married to Henry Payne
Whitney at Newport next Tuesday, are.
with one exception, great haircare“, 'i‘h‘e
proupwtivo fortunes represent many lllllv
lions. it. hi expected lilies (iladyri Vander-
.biit, the younger sister of the bride, will
attend horas a flower maiden. b‘lia inn
pretty girl, .in her fourteenth year. She is
heiress to at least; $5,000,000 and will
probably have double that amount.
lilies Emily Vanderbilt Sloane and Miss
Lila Sloane are first eoiiiiiini of the bride.
They are tliiidauuhtera of Mr. and Mrs-i.
of Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt. ’l‘ho Misses
Sloane uro axtreineiy public spirited. Miss
Emily Vanderbilt Sloane is the president
of the A. it. 0., or Allbilillhmlillllb circle, a
charitable organization. ller sister like-
whiu contributes work and money to the
A. ll. C.’i~‘.
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane inherited
'rom lil'l’ father, the late William H. Van
iiei-hiit, $10,000,000, and the fortune is
said to have increased enormously. It. will
be divided between tho live children some
day. no will the wealth of the bend of the
family. It li'I quite safe to put the Mir-mus
Sloane down as iieireases each to $3,000,—
litill.
bliss Amy Bend, who has been the guest
for some time at tho Eleanor: at Elm Court.
will be a hridesniliti. Mina Bond is not an
heiress in the largest sense of the term.
She is one of two children of Mr. and Mrs,
George H. iieiid. Miss Bond iii a favorite
niece of a rich bachelor, [sane Townsend.
and an elderly spinster sister of his, Miss
May Townsend.
They Have Fabulous Pronprctl.
The impression is that there are no
groan-r iioircsc'ce in America than the
Misem (lorry. "l‘heir parents, Mr. and Mn.
Eihridée 'l‘. (lorry, are eaiii to be the soc-
oiid gri-iiiimt I'l‘lil estate owners in this
city. Mlsri Angelica Hurry will no doubt
have a fortune of “5.0003100, Hui will in
a liriilt-s'iiiald for the first. time at tho Whit-
iivy-\'niulor'.iit wr-ddiiigt.
Miss. Minnie Taylor in lil(llll(li‘ti in MI»
\‘iiiidorlillt'n list. Mimi 'l‘nyilii' lo likely to
(‘lilill' ill for $7,000,000. ,
Miss I'Ldlth Shepard. another brides-
maid, is one of the hrldo'n pretty marina
and will burst-if be married in November
to l‘lriivsto H. l'iiliri. .‘lisx‘ Fliupartl's in
tune will equal that oi lirr cousins, Ilit'
Mispm Sloane, llt‘l' mother. Mrs. l'lliiott F.
Shepard. bring ii sister of Mr. (form-tins
Validorldll.
Min thirtrndo \‘iindurbilt's six brides
lllllill" will he iwaiitlfiiily arrayud :it tin-
wedding. ’i‘liolr vosiiitiu's him- all llt'l'il
imido abroad and hurt- just (.‘lilllt' owr with
that oi' the lll'llll'.
’l'lwn- will lit' but fvw llll‘tlllli't'S among
the Vanderbilt n-lativm at thia- wi-ddinu.
”than will, howm‘vr. ilii'llltll‘ Mr, and Mrs.
(‘ornoiiiiu‘ \‘aiiilurhili. Jr. and Mr. and
Mrs. James .-\. lillrtli'ii. .lr., who are now
airmail.
l’ri-aidunt (‘li-wliiud. ii» i< mid. will
mow i‘ruiii ilu/erl. iliiy lo iiill‘iili lilt‘
\\'I'liliilll.'.
Mr. “'liilnoy'n l'oIiI-rn.
Nitwron'r. it. i,. Ana. l'=.-—il:irry l’ayiu
Whitney has m-lm'tvd liin lialwl‘iu' iorlih
wedding with Mi.“ liortrudo \‘sindi-rhilt
iii-rt 'l'niwday. ’l‘Iwy nili lu- Frank l.
l'iilli. ll. ii. ('liillillt‘l. .\lli‘i‘(l Villltli‘rlilli.
lirtiilivruf the bride; t'. C. iiaidwin and
l'. ii. .\l;il'.\ilii:iii.
l'opiill-ih Will May In the flute.
'.‘A~i;i.\’1.1r.\,;\iiir. ll'.‘M‘I‘lillll‘lilllll Mar-
ion iioth-r of tho l’opi iixt national mm
iiiitlm law inado tho followliiu .‘llllllllll'l‘i'
nu Ill "The l'i-nplr'» Party litélzrt. tn-
unuu-d by llw it. iwnis roiirrnilon. i.~ llry
:iii and Waivoii. illill that will be the l’oo
pin-'u l'ilriy ili‘l‘t'l Hill” the [Illilriill’t' vinwll
ill .‘Hllt‘llilli‘l‘. Mr. liryan in mi rum-ii our
raiiiliilriio :l-u Mr. Wii'mn l~. .\H for its this
(“illiilliliit'i' hm pmwr it will hll‘i\“i‘ 51M a-
loud Io i'l-‘t‘l “no in to i-ii-rl the other and
will it"n’I' liilllllllK ill llv pow-r lilitltlill' lI'
l.v'i[I I'lilil'l' ~ir huh. liol it Will iiol a-mrl
iii o one in tho lllll‘fI‘V-l‘s of ”W other."
l'mtiiin-lrn Appointed.
\‘i.\.viii.\r.iox. .\ill,:. i'.‘."“~'l'l.lli iolloisinp
toiirlli rlnm [mutton-torn limo lwvii :ip
[Ilillllt‘ll‘
Now oll'i’hl'vaxt'w iivlillitil H, l.. Killi‘l.
l'oiiti~_\‘l\tiiii:i fluid-gr, 'l‘ \i‘. llart:
l.ill.t'\'ll'\\'. .\ Ii l'or-v
liiimii' lailliitlr -,\ii~oii\l'lo, .i. U. lioill
idol.
Two Noun-i Drowned.
i'irrm lio. \oa. ll" .\ nLlli in ohirh
in to throw Illi'il Wm r rip-UNI iii tho iIllII
I'Ih r by iln- “xvii “l .i nil-minor, :iiiii two of
llm own on re iil'n\\i!.=1i 'i'h-vir minim worr
William llii‘hlllitll moi 'i'lioioziu rimuuh
tinny ’l‘Iio third man nlll'l'l't‘lll'll Iii ri'iwh
ion the idiot-o.
emit: TELeeeAMS.
l“l‘.iltl‘ln .iowph. ompvror ot Ari-trio and
iluouary. wivhmlI-d hit uiiiiyrlxlh birth
iian’,
'l‘lio Ni-ol lirotiioru won iln- lim'h it‘llilll
rimmpioouhip to double» from \\ mm and
l'lim'o iii. bus-Vi port.
lllniuiil liiii from l'lllit‘it. “ruin. my
that llm 'l'uriillli iiiiiu'rliil cumming-loner
Ino- imt Illl' dopiil in. and that tho proqmrt.
\lru. llt'li’l‘ I“. Aldmy. wilt. of tin-Writ
lLIiuwii tloait‘lml "murmur. Wm llWlll‘tll‘ll
now third of in r hiiuhainh minty of '10.
"till a your printing her Milan for iliiiiiad
lll\‘liit“l'. '
Vii. in n \rhoiomln- Iliiiior ”‘9'? on Word
I-trm‘. New York. did dmnago to the
ouoomt of (lilwmi Edward “ram. opor
tor. wan to badly llltfm'tl hat lil- woman
in dorilitlnl.
«homo lltonmn lino. Ilit' murmur” rer-
rominoiluni. of llrmhlyn. who. it war or,
period. had horn hill-id to Hpniiinh ironie-
whiiv with (hound Mateo in t'ulm. in
ulli-o and in amid lii‘lilill.
'i’lo-lo-trvthal In aiiimtiiirml of \‘itorlo
l‘Ziumnmwiu. prinrn of Naples. rich-xi um
and lwlr nppnrvnt oi tinI liiuuof Italy. and ’
l'iinm-«u Iii-lum- ol .‘iniilrlirilm. third
llliilaliilll‘f ii! iii" winning which at Morin-—
inure.
[luring tiw yacht raw (or the WM ‘
t‘oyhmoviorh'u Hip at South Em. England. l
Liiiimi'wr “liilmn'a Mott-or ran lowland J’
idisabled lbiron run ZWlinll‘! Aiwrirm ‘
Ttoiili yiirlit itvil'iv
iinron \ou Zodiwltz 5
Wall an wrimuly ilyjsitml liy tho failing Yin; l
ohm that bodied «the aim tumult-hm ‘
Reply“ the autumn-Wanna.
1'” cl cum Ill“. Opus-c.
Uri-In BID Hoot. hi. ”in, Aug. 19....
William Jennin‘gii Brynn, for the that time
since Senator John M. Thurston. unl-
legeil, declared him in the employ of mine.
owneru, made an otllclal denial, coupled
with aohallonge to the national Roper).
iicna cciamittoo'to come out in the open
and RCOIIHB him or forever be silent. Mr.
Bryan's attention had both called to the
controveruy between Senators Thornton
and Stewart. and be determined to nettle
the innttorif posr'hle. Ho thereforodo-
mantis an open charge, which he says he
will refute with dotnilfl 0! his private life
and bin financial chairs or silence. He
said:
"I haroiiiready denied thin chargo on
nevaral occasions, but the reiteration of it
by Senator 'i'huriiton, a distinguished res.
idcnt of my own state, justifies mo in au-
awerinu it again. I have never at any time
or under any circumstances been in the
employ of any minccwncrs. individually
or collectively, directly or indirectly, nor
have I ever been in the employ of or paid
by any bliliebdlllti‘ league association.
Aside from my editorial salary of about
line or month paid by the ”realm World—
lleru d and a sumli amount. dorivod from
the legal profession, my income since my
retirement. from conuresg has been derived
entirely from lectures beioro Ciuiutanqunn,
ly‘peiim and lecture bureaus, which have
initially paid meniixed sum, and from con-
‘trlhutionn made by the people of the immi-
itien win-re l have spoken. In some iii-
etancec I have received nothing at all. In
most eiison ‘ have received more than
enough to pay traveling expenses. In only
two instances, I think. has my compensa-
tion oxraietled $100, and those instances it
was about I200 at once piano and about 8301)
at tlm other. The first plat form on which
i ran for ”ingress, iii 1800, before I was
known politically outiddo of niystate, con-
tained a free coinage plank, and my Repub-
lican opponent that year was an advocate
of free coinage.
“In the campaign of. 1892 [again ran
on a free coinage platform. in 1804 I
again ran an a free coinage platform, and
my opponent for the senate, Mr. ’l‘hureton,
while opposing unlimited coinage at id to
l, llllllilttld that he favored bimetallin‘m.
i wrote the free coinage plank on which I
ran in limo and the free coinage planks
in the Nebraska state platform in 1591,
lust-i and [Him and tried to secure the
adoption of free coinage plunkflin the state
platform in ltd": and 1593. luniy men
tioii this to show that my advocacy of free
silver is not of rucont date. Having made
this answer to Mr. Thornton's letter. i shall
hereafter take no notice of individual or
litllt‘i-‘pupor comment on this subject. it
the Republican national mouniittue will
any titlicially that l have over Loon employ»
ml to tit-liver speeches by any iniin'owrr
or. a group of minoowners or by any as-
sociation napportod by mlnmwnoh'. i am
ready to make it rapt-vial showing in detail
of all inoiwy_n:n-ivmi by tin-{or speech-
making."
‘
Troop. (‘orral the \uquin.
'l'lt'sm. .\. ’i‘., Aug. l‘i.~~.-\ conrior
who has jmt rirrirml hero from ()liwr
raiiip status that ’l'roop i'Z, Sort-nth caval-
ry. Liviih-uant iliillork moiinumllng, lilidi
:i iloht wiih Yaqui indoors n-ti mill--
eouih of born. The indium iron: in-
ll'l‘iil'llt‘ll Ilt'llll‘lll rook-ion the input thi-
mountain. The light. ill-it‘ll from half
plot 7. until half past 8, 'i in- troops eharg
ad thorn in tin ir stronghold, killing three
and capturing the Millie hand of no.
moonguhoni were three squash. ’i'liru-o
~tiliilr'Y-i \voro wounded. «ini- mortally. 'l'ln-
Yaqui.- “'t'rt' arnu-d with wim-lu-sh-re. pis-
lulu and Ruin-u and Worn llt'lll'l‘lll’llll‘ll
than the military. They will he brought
here and turned on? to illi' riVii :intliort
lit-o.
Germany: \Ilnlclrrlal t-‘qnalrblo.
liI.i:i l.\‘. Aug, 12'. -- M~w~papor< llt‘rl‘l'llh
tiiino to t‘nllllllI-lll insown-terms:upon tln-
diuioiuni of Horn-rat iiron-arl run Sahel
loiiriorll’, the l’riiu‘izin mini-tor of war.
'l ho National Zi'iliint: allyu, “.‘owriil lviid-
inu uoiu'rnis barn I‘l‘fHM‘ll tho pm! un-atml
by lioiivral liroiimrt \on r-‘rludiomioril."
'l'lu- \‘r “twine Zi-iiniiu my.- “'l‘lu-nlisrm'v
of a silllllt’ gori'rui I'M ion-i prowof grunt
drirlmviil .-o for xtivrnuny'n tori-inn
rrlaiioiuarv (‘iiiil'rrll l. Kn ltlrl'lfllimn
u-ri-imi oraialiuinan wrll ho'wdliug to In-uli.
important llt‘gldlnllvim with a oluumlior
likrly to ho rumor. ii at any lllilllll‘lll.‘"
(lunged “‘illi llml l'ulth.
W.\.~i:l,\l»‘ru'¥, Alli: l".~~.\ll'x:ilidi'r Par
ir'f' .‘lhT-I'. Uliv Hi ”to lw-l LliIini llili‘l'liil
tlunal lawyrn lo rim miiotry. baa lib-d an
llliiv'lrlitlil hrlvi with tho ~tnto ilopartuo-n'
i‘ilit‘llilifl on tho rtuhln of .\in.rwan l‘tli
Ivii- ill l‘ubu aiidutmrulnu llio Hiaiitn‘h
adiulnmrriitw aiiilic-rdlm with bad faith
and dupliriiy toward his i-livtiti- and rap
rowniaiiiw of tho I llilt‘tl .‘lnton.
tin-at Lou by It" In rum.
l’Ai-‘lei. Aux. l‘l \ lin- at iii-Mont
iw-lilvl‘ lliiiuolrl‘il I‘llllllllllll tlw-Ir-vyvil
the mom tailiabio ptcinru-niid imiiiruf thr-
mmt iiiiportuni papwrn in tho archived
.‘liiiitpi‘lllvr lililwr-llt‘ wan dim lilit‘iiml. Iltl'
iiiiimitfh liulilg I-ulliinlilni ill {Humid
lie to .m- tiiioorn Iii i' the tire u."- lnu ll
diary. and Mum lllll ~ siru niipiuiwd in tom-
niitl ml the miiilaumi inn.
lir. Nomi-n oi "glamour-t.
ll,tit\li.ii¥’lil~“i', Mutiny. mm in Wle
tumour: of the runway C‘![I4'1llllltll.lv‘-
miiipiiiilni hy Ilr. l‘ridiol ban-on. haw
arrlvnl lino. 'l‘iw t‘ooway expedition.
“lili‘lt liu-liidmi Sir William Martin t'on
Way. .‘Ir. ’l‘rowr Itotiyo. Ilr. liro'unry i-'.
uni-mind and II, I4. runway. and to M
plow t‘PIlll’ill HpiuhrriiI-li.
l'orlchnl In it "mules ll‘nwl.
l’oii.iimti,riiiii. Wit. iii AAAAA Ari-"Mine
it! lirltrllo mlliron flwl‘lu‘tl lll ”ill city to
day. l‘tiil tlw crow ml at own or the ilvli
My hurl. Flora l‘ Motiord. which a a-
burned at we wwmi «win nit". lwrinhml
‘11... iii iaimi rm... 1, although nailing no
rim“ tho hiiigiinii Ilap, wai- owned prlorlpal
ly lti llilutlly.
Valor-into unlit liven-u. round.
Li‘M. l’rm, via lmltMlnn. Ann. lila-
.\ir, Harrison. tho owner of the homo
Domingo. "1'hfl‘ltthlanUf‘lfiffillflyn,di‘
partnwot oi i’oiiu "ml ollwr rub gold
ioinr-p in Porn. hm dip‘orrrmi a wholl- hill
in the Ando- iooeoinlnn. ixll’lllllllu ui.
iron-t two Initiation, 1i'rllli {till will! all firth
gold anartr.
'"lml' l-lnml ”curricula.
Pmililirxr'y, Aim ill.~.lulin H. l'nnly.
secretary of the Ihmmmllr ltntomwhtrol
'm'mmltlm‘. lunar! a roll for a Oriflrr'nilnll
7 to he lipid in Maui: hall born Aug. m [or
the M‘lW‘llfifl of prwidr'i‘iliai oim ton,
Yarn t‘nmfly “continuing.
\‘tmit. Pa. Am: i" ”Th"- iivpublir'm
Hmfli)‘ ivnnrrvniir-n i< ‘Vi'ltmtml {or ”that H
t‘oiunrl .l. H. Huh: and for tunic-undo
low-t hail” ll. Millikan llr. L. A. Moth.
”MW U. hlalr Mid Jtllllfli‘i Pimp
do. Iii iii-ampu-
d
Would Paulo On» to MM ,‘
' Thin is ”an after dinner glory told by
awell known lawyer the other evening,
illoiitrat‘ive, of legal difllcnltiezi that may
arise even in the carrying out of the
moat amicable (’Ullil'ai'il-l:
Thorn wore out-a four brotiwrii. who
had inherited a Htoi'uge'wnrvliouuo from
their father and who equally divided
the property among them. Among the
appurtenant-vii thereto was a cut, a line
animal, oxroilrnt for tumbling, and this,
too, was dividod, the older brother own-
ing the right front quarter, the lil'(,'0ll(l
brother the loft it‘ont quarter and the
younger brothers Illt' two hind Quarters.
New, llil‘l'OI'tlllliih‘ly. the rat in one of
he nocturnal prowl-i injured the right
front paw, and the elder brother at-
tended to that portion of his property
by binding the injured member with a
greased rag. The cat, thankful for this
relief «a its until-ring, went to “(‘01)
mntcu‘todly hoi’orc tho ill‘l‘, but in the
midst of its alunibors a falling coal ig'
nitml the rug, and the animal, bowling
with agony, daslud through the warr-
housc, and, coming in contact with Home
conibtintiblt's, not tho building on fire.
Wlirii the loss came to be imam-dent.
the three youngr-l‘ brothers wished to
throw it till, upon the older, upon ilil‘
ground that had he not tied up his: part
of the cat with tho iiiiianiuniblo mg the
building would not have boon destroy-
mi. 110, on the contrary, ('(ilili'llllt'fl that
had the (‘at only boon poserssrd of the
front right paw—bis propoi'ty—it would
have stood still and lilll‘llt,‘ll to (ii-nth. It
was tho tln'w other pawn that miusvd
tho dimiiigv. Thu hrothvra argued tin-
(‘asc until Ila-y tilt-(i, but r-ould lli'Vi'r
roar-ii an ligl‘t‘l‘llii’ilt. —Pliiliulolphia lit-c-
ord.
THE OLDEST KNOWN BIRD.
It Had Teeth In In Jaws and WIII Other
whw Elegant.
"The Solviiliofvii slate of Bavaria,"
writoe i’i'nfossor ii. (I. SN‘lI'y in his
rot-out. littln Viillllllt', “Tho Story of tin-
Earth in l’ihi'v Ages," “unilu‘s known
illilllt'l'l‘illrl inset-N and otlwr formsoi' tur-
rwotriul iii‘oot’ this poriud, iin-ludiiig tin-
oidcst known bird. A hint in known by
in; h-utiivrs. though tlivro is no rr-ason
why tln- covering: in tho :vlrin should not
ho as \‘lll‘ltillli' in tin“ group of animals 3
as among ropiiim or mammals. it .
iliot‘i'i’orv. rt-markiihle that tho oldest
known bird, the :m- iil‘tlpit‘i'yx, has
i‘oathrri as wr-ll ilevniopmi as in tln- ox—
istiug E‘t‘IiI‘tSl‘lllllllVl'S of tho rinse and
similarly :irraiigi-d.
The animal in an I‘ll'L’Rili, s-‘lv iilli t'
bird, which is I‘lii"il_Y l't'iiliii‘L’itlili‘ for
showing twill in tho jaws. About. 1'2.
blunt and w unit-a1, tit'r'ur on l':it'il ollli‘ ot
tint upper jaw. The bird was larger
than t.‘u~ rol-in in its body and had a
tail of \Vlilt'li tlii'ro Wa-t a bony (-on- ?
wine six lill'lll'fi in in iigili. 'l‘hn- Mug":
\‘n l‘~‘i]l.lir iin \\'t‘lllll'\'t'ln]iwl :i~' lln- loos. ‘
and llin'i" ara- Szillit' I‘Vllli‘lll‘th‘ that thr-
t‘oruir-r mold ho appliml to tho ground,
an aim lbw toro- logs of (lillillrilliwrla'. lil-
ihoupii ill" i3 .ti‘lit’l" slim; llll‘ \\ mg“ to
lill\'r' lawn (-oiisiinrt- d on tho sumo plan
a~i tlw birds ut iii-lay. 'i'iio Solwiihnivn
Mono, in which .w many of thv- r. union
of Il~lli s, i'vpiil» s and iiiM‘I‘lh‘ lli'l‘ found.
is ill:* sane-m that owl for liiliographéc
yttrium a, llt'lill,’ ot' t‘fxi'l‘i ding rlorn- th-
into and of Tl‘l‘litl'liillllt‘ promotion!»
wiivii proper-«i for in: \Vul‘li. "
is
\VliI-u llis Nerve l'nllml.
'i'lu- : invite-wt tin- l"i‘x'llt'll i". \‘oliiiiou
lim' nothing by Ill" iiiaiiiirr iii \-'l‘.i-’ ll
liziroii l? l‘tliliitIZil llotlrwioiri has dw
wiilwi In in in bid lioolu
“ ‘ tar 1h.- lillNl \\'.iill(llll_V savage oi;
)\
liiv l:- lililllii .iu r'oinmi~~‘ioo~~ru war 1.: -I
i-ou. \\lilll‘x'l'1'l-lll (in p. “I'lh'l'fil pro.
t‘Iiii~\‘.l :il Arno. 'l’iir .‘lzil'tiiiin do '\'n i» '
fort was lying bound midi r ihu hiilit‘ of;
tho Klillltllllit' \i'lli'll iwimu. who mu,
looking on from ill" Iviiimny of :i lll‘iilli‘i
lining hon», nuuiv a man to Mhl't‘lni ‘
tho would“. ‘l’iw ltihi'. hurrying in:
no hit in p:.rduii ii;-- 1 l isllt ilili' Ii iillill. '
\r. :u urn-ally i-i.l'lill-"il at Ma ll armour
. d Ilt'lii' ii' y i ii iii~‘ part. I» turn. how;
W. i‘. tmi. a in rcspuprr from hi~ li-l'lu‘l, '
i‘i'ml out a loin. ill mom or a \ iwory rm:
llrpnlelimoi :iimy li.iIl pi»! immmi and
undid by rliiniiliiu; to tho Ill.'.!'1llii“', ‘Vil
lain, i4“ and iiiloi‘ni your in lirlivi of tin-
iir\\i-i - l' i or Vii h-iz- I.‘
“i‘ll"llt lit i Lu ~ that a nun luhmn
{i 1- Ir . n-lowd Mn owl: and iron Ilv no
iri'lllli lint li' \mrnhi Maud Irv liltllt
iiw i w mourn than too in hm wohmn
ialzvrsiix. I'M“ iu-iov hill“ in lilllltlli'ii
imply lirlt' Ill" night, I‘MI \tll' ‘i a your",
uni li.illi' il i‘s'h bull. :i 1; rr l‘hllll. u pw
pul tori-raid. lay douii in llw phiul,
and i.” iiil)‘ n i.‘ ll llh' . \i "llliltil' r. ‘.\iti
lrixhi iim‘ on}? but hum in iml and
ho lil'nlii‘i‘li Hi .i dual ham. “
i
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i
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Wondrriol rigor” on knul‘mhl.
From a rmnoanwiint’ lhv il tails- m.
in only Ii polar. humor and iii‘illll‘lnl
light. a- duo mom «l by Prof-Mun hot. 1.
llllll \anl.i~dnti. li iiiiiwum that Iii! MM
of ill" rm: haw- an illusiouziiioiz [Ht‘wl‘
that In Wltliti' tl‘ni III the . Mrvino. Am
cording l . iin ii‘ dt clnviioiw. iiw iiiuiiii
na'mu pom r of tho “prmt who our" 2»:
Hpidl in Illill Hi HAHN! nudoll-‘i .il .’l
iljsimu-n pf mu: filly" Iir hf I‘,,’.iiii‘liloi,.
Illlli.iilltl_iltllldmll,lllilmlliti,till“ mind]. 4 m
.idinmuw «4r ii'o,iioo.oon mil-«a l-‘i-mo
tho nlwivo throw it i'rlluiwtliiit iiiu
amount of limit which flown ili‘lll Ilm
ur-lzii' “l‘lt could Illil ln- pmlin vi In? ll)“
daily lmruioa If L’im gluiu 4 mi iailu w.
urinal in Ho» ".ll'lll in iii.igiiilmlr.——'4i.
Inuin ii: lillltlit'.
('ritirinma
”lini ioldyou turn at ill" lii’ all i‘ lziat.
vv'uiiisr. How did you til.“ it?“
"Xvi gnnul ”
"“5““. \‘-'ii if il‘il y'rn U .= it'n'liim‘i"
"lib. law: a Iii-w '! iriIIH-ib- I"! the
ring" elm \rvrw mini! M noon: , tin HEI‘
rhino. Wiii'di v'wiieia‘iiii if n div/«ii
id‘iela. » Figaro.
"(in tmdv duller can originally Win
Hi for it 1‘ ml ’l -. pari'wiiivi'.‘ in our
Jr ”tall!” from. it \'-’.t'-' :sir‘hv ll." 1 l)‘ :zv'
of h. ugwm‘ in! ii 1‘: l-
! its renew“ it. <4 I» can to it-Ik
if. laid, and:
i a Li: I load ion mi; 3, with him. "Ivii ioilvai
MFFWMW?MMM’VT
BOS
A combination oi lent-oping agents that are pure. strong and we'cininenlly ‘
satisfactory in their action, hue resulted in
BAKI NG
. POWDER
which is "The [rind floss makes his biscuits will: " and barrier 32 yea“: ,r‘
()vcr 3,ooo,ooo pounds sold in the paint year tentit'y to I/u'ir popularity. ‘
.MANUFAGTUHERS C. D. 3033 3‘ 80", NEW LONDON,CONN.
SKIRTS AND BODI
Color» That tho lzi‘idofe )lotlwr Should
“'I-iir - Trimming“ and Hello.
The t'outlinu- \\'(~i'll iiytiii- bride's lillillil‘l‘
at tin: \\'t'i’illlli,': l‘i’l‘t‘iiilriiy Mioulii luv as l'li"
glint. as she can .‘iil'oi‘ii :iiid rilililllll iiot be
black. l‘lwii ii' Ilu- lli'illil‘i' in in mourning
Sin» hiltililll lay it aside for this wvzmion.
'l'ln- (-ol: ii-s l'illlllll'H‘ll \tii')‘ .‘u'i-onl‘ing to thin
llLft‘ and ileum ot’ the \i‘i'ni‘l't'pblib gnu-n,
run».
cram-7"“
,-’ oi'ii'i'iu; iioiii. ir.’
\‘iolvi in all tours from polo in dark,
bright win-stun! .‘tlill lot-.m-n i-roun. wiml
mini‘aiui man :m- all liln‘il I'ui'tiwptir-
lawn. llrowliu or h'li'lllt'tl 5ll';~' :iiul plain
Hllilil llll"JIl‘-~l :ii'v tio- innit-rial“ |l-ll.ill_\'
i‘iimi‘ii. ‘i‘ln‘ frliiiiiiingl'iiihids ot' lino lam!
or ta-iuin-d j‘tihhi‘iiit'liit‘l'lt‘.y 'i'in' skirt ought
to i1:i\v':i lruiii oi liil'iil‘i'iili‘ livogth.
Skirts :Ii‘t‘ now grille-rod iii ilii' [Illilil tip!
bani. ill>~ll‘.‘ul of Iu-ing laid in piiiih. .
l":i~‘liioii still fiimrr: light l‘ndivm dill-TU
out from tho sizirt. ’i'ln'yai'i' of moo-«m.
lino. iron/o. Uii‘ali. lixiiisto or i'olilzmi illitll
arr IiTi‘tiilil‘llii'll \\'illi :i yultv oi trlliIIlih' ut-l
oiiu 1' law. intro. rililrli‘i‘ rollers or arrange g
ixnvnie of \ltll“lt<'lt‘lillt‘\ luv. lTiiibi’nirlr-i'y.
inhwiiiriitorio anil llt'lllli‘ll ,ll‘illiiliiilt!‘ iii'i'
iii—n llilll'll rinpinyn-d. \Viiiii- iiiili'taaid
Mil‘li i-iiilu-o :m- min-ii oinployt-(i l'rii'niintip
li;:‘
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ill;
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lithil"! ».
.A in ..11 form: .m- wry or: :iiiywi'rn.
r", i .ii‘iuw. \lifiig’lil, dim, mi, oziiaiiu-iit
3n. i‘i"}' liii' ~l‘l'll i-nrri’vrlirt'r. 'l'l..-y
,‘ lo indoor-l by ltlil‘lilt“, lililioIIls,
i'l;i~p~‘, lam ~ or i imm.
rhirh i't limiil . l’iiilli'lrflll'it l_\‘ ~lliilllt‘ n< ii
wt 4 ii in tho ii‘iirfi li'in'liii-il ii-«l'u-e now
no I'll. 'Hwi-uiututol'uiltfoziisi'wii..l1liu1
[.l.‘i.ii«'i‘ iii“ -‘uirl. Karl lli'il tlvr'iil‘uiiilli lei
not i.i~iiioii::’ld,\' l‘llilll“)l'tl lilh'li tho-ii. i
h. w “arr. Hr up; lil'ltfifllh' of o‘mbi‘uiilriy y
ii:.il low, liiliiwi and rovlirw .‘ii‘l‘ :ill M‘i‘lll
and .i:'-‘ \iry mind in tor lhiii gown» oil
“.irli or lot lu-t' tixiiii‘rinh‘. |
lln‘ :ll‘.~ti .:;~:; {in tally; ~linw~ :i
limiiiv of an m piipu-‘v Mold-mi. iml will,
u: it i~ A-lvn‘ iiitiiisr illiil i- noniv- =-~r
a l..iiii.: oi piiil. nil; 'i Em vllill'i inn-pm '1“.
rig plI'ti. 'l in‘ lll'lllwtl ~ln-«~\u 4 .‘il'l‘ Hi pliml
am yr. . ll Viipui will“ with roll? ui' L'iil
piii'u. ‘llir wilai‘ itiili \mi .irr oi‘ plemd
pink ~ill. twin-u; liu- Willll' iiii‘nili and
or Ilill':\ oi' popuw .\ lu-ir ni‘ :rrvrii Nillll,
ii'.
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' Vi itii :uflv: llifiili"ill:~i'lilll :i llill'KlI‘. lit-t'iics
iia- no.3.
'e‘oiwrum'.
livvl‘ili i... lllll'll :' ill" i:!'."l'\' ii~' .ii
.xfliu- ~.\ iii. t '. ‘u'.ii.iii'vlmlii-l l.<‘liv\..ll1il""
riv- oi 'ili i"'.‘ill it.“ it‘ll by lillt‘ll lit
final"; ».' iti'l .\l' l'wol. l vi‘Ii‘wi‘ t1.“ lilii‘itli’.
n-l3'uit.l and I“. riliin'rln Iv 'iiil- l
iitm‘ in‘ it‘lilah . ill‘lil.
in! 'lt‘.1l ‘i'n. ..". I.
it"‘i‘i liiiii‘ll in wimp both
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l" lin‘;
(mo 1‘ ,3, j‘i-t .'i~
)l’ }. llt~l 5. _,1 lu- ll li!£‘.“i
mirth l.il\ .1; 'li l'.il!.\' I r'l‘l'ill;' llil'n
in,“ it. Hi lill' li:.’i.i~ ilU'l‘y;
lo: lfi'llvmit .\ill-i\l\'rii|ll|‘lir‘
ilil‘ ri‘ l‘.\ a‘l‘zillli‘ ll llw.‘ Main"; lil'll linulily
(‘ll. .l I 7
:i..- row-mi
i-iiu denim:
" limo-i inn-o i. iv l:-. pmdwi, Il..l‘l‘l~i grip.
:iu l'..l‘,lliiil n.’ till it mu ly mil. Af‘wv :i,
hart I. .i on, ~‘ i.'.;.:* it. ll-.il : \xoirii no 1|
““0 1nd, ml liiw (lotion. iliii‘im Jiillu‘il‘,
i;,,.1i.,m..; “it-i lii'-'i thing i did.“
mo 1L. mi, "v :wl .in H for a bath, .siul'
irilul pdppm, .. fiend \rlit'. .\- luv it”
liniioh d it; . not link the “Ni iliili' in tin?
duptl‘ tlii. ~‘. Lia llllliti liiltl liis- iii-uh ‘
p. ,,vi ,iiiil pollul not ilk: . ml»: .-\t iloi’
Jpn-1min] pr u'i'nlHoudini-N. 'l'iv uni
-.m nw I~:i‘ in x at. shinning not bid
ll.ilill, 'tiiiv in ~ l. w }« ll‘li‘litll ii 4m-:'
1.. :.ii.i Imi i «i. i t imlivw .i Ja-‘i. put W.”
mm x. or iii ~' '1' wu h urrii..,~;iiiwu lA‘luI‘i
mi” J-iio‘r.” ”M. Ines” l'tvrvi lil~ii.iit‘ll.
hitluiitmm l‘nr Iinglhh (‘olnm
' l l"~ll- . " oil on I-Iii,:ii~bmnu “ll-oi
pauui timer 2!; \mr tlrluziiu "tint in” "‘l
Llo- rut. - li.|\|‘ up Lithium inr )niii I'ilil“,
in we link" iii l"ii,.'l.ii.rl. \oii how youri
trivial» ili'llllllln’u ;.iai iliiiirlvrumr' moi-m l
a. llp'w‘ .nm womiiinm milvd. your minim. .
and w on.
in i ii wiu i m‘ liau' fur 'liii‘ Itll‘llt'}. Al
3.»; thin; ,. t :iii'wi n'i’mlt’o and n ii.i‘|.onii;."
a on ,g.‘ 'I In "N l1 ll‘l p'ii‘liu'ol.ir lirli'il‘ for
:I irony. A tour-mo i'ttl “taunt-r.’ a aliil 1
Imun 'lwb' 1 hr liiill’ i‘rnnn and l l'ufilli
up! hr ”our night imno *, A pound i-i. alimtl
it 'I'Illll and it ‘in twin i| ‘iwiiy ' Moiwy ‘14:; ;
hill} or iron-sup «lily. and Wu all how our;
r‘l‘i own-- i1 r ii.“- haw Uri-nun ’l’miutlI
lIl‘liiM'l‘ili, '
I’m as Enron; no Ilr Know How.
“i on» a ili=lu lair- t‘xia iimrolmz, irvihw
not," vtpliiiiml tho i'm. Mr, Ihuniiooii.
mi low from to begin llwm-i‘ilw. “oiiat'
(3.4mm Hi liil’illlh'tlflililt‘ltl infra-ll.
ilh'thi“,“’,:ll"‘““1!’Pi“”l'!”lly‘l|d"lll!ll‘
that l i""ll'l 'i'd ltItM' lit-tit rim-I "lull liiii
[nothing It} '1 w ill from :i I it} I liim'li “till
it .llivioul $2.11“; :iilm IHIi \M‘ Hill :411,:
f“(l'm:l.|",'l< .4 :le Mum twinning:
".1. .4 . r
Aid Mr J M" then! 0”"
mo Mom hm mir 'l'nld.
“‘ivii riH- (it‘l, ill will tiri' jilllii'",
”iré'li riding t-mi' ih-wh‘ through tho
~Hn‘~:-i u rot-i rswwiimz ion ililvsriii
[Ir-i y‘
“loo : ~ii: 3"
"i . "lv‘i lv r t‘oty gun-i.
mold the l‘ no. whom in r:
l'lilwi lama wine Wt."mlmiiauatmlip
I
:- - - PicklingSe
idol-WI and i will it'll you lie" ,
,RAvuoun BRO
loan3
livid analn- :ull 0-! lilill i .In ioi‘n' inlet ivy .‘li
MEDICINES
EASY AND PLEASANT to tiiitai
5
At. liar l’riceci
Geo. C. Stillson’s
DRUG STORE.
J
82 Washington St., So. Norwalk.
-, ...-_=
Preserving - - - -
AND . '
350“
is athmid
and you should
have ready some
of tlic ililt'SlL
Whole
Mixed
Spices!
obtainable.
l have them in
um t: quarter
pound lioxcs, 10C.
l’rcpzircrl from an old
English formula.
Green Ginger Root.
Good Vinegar
’LORENZO DIBBLE,
ll North Main Street.
'II'iE CELEBRATED
,Hazleton
and
'Cross Creek
. .cons
Foit RANGE axe acumen.
'i‘iwi-io ('oaiu arr true from dirt
.m and saint"; will be dolivatml by
rural iii drirr‘ru. Send order
for Innipit- load and mainly
yourself that our claim is cur-
root.
~m~vwooW
s.
lititt’s Nerveriiie" Pills
The mat
remedy id
“ " nervma prw
tntion
all nervou.
of!!!
i Io. Norm-Ila
Mimi; up .so no if;i.\=i. gafi’f-‘o'mci
rmammals. Newman rmiration, a rig“
,irot Manhood. lmpotrucy. Ni idly Filth
sierra. Youthful From, 0/ mini any, a-
(t'sive use at Tobacco or Opium,
lead to Consumption and homily. 3!.”
mail: 6 boxes for .
. . be I)
.hiin's'ciiiliicii co. on i. came. one
1 Hold by all draught-c. .
Norwalk Chronicler