Liquor license. expire November 1.
Joseph (lowporthwuit is sick at his
home in Ely avenue.
manual—~—
The Bunion building has been sucwss-
fully moved back. '
Sherman Communion, U. 0. G. (3.,
will meet tonight.
John Carver, of Ann street,isno1v
employed by Nash 1911 VunScoy.
Gould Seymour. of West avenue, is
again wrestling with the chills and
fever. ,
_....... a... m
Smythe’s orchestra will resume its old
position in Hoyt’s Theatre, Tuesday
night.
Miss Gertie 0tham, of Whetport 111's-
nue. who recently sprained her ankle, is
able to be out.
George Osterbanks is decorating the
interior of W. H. Smith's new cottage
in Morgan avenue.
Jacob Schaub, Albin Mulmo, Henry
h‘roeb and Max Singerwald attended the
Dunbury fair, yesterday.
Henry McAllister, Willie Cahill and
Arthur Feriney. of Norwalk, wheeled to
the Danhury fair, yesterday.
Mailing Clerk Harry Camp and Lettei
Carrier George Nickerson, of the Nor-
walk posttofiice, visited the big fair 11!
Danbury, yesterday. '
Smythc’s orchestra [layed at Stam-
f11r1l,last night, for one of Frohman's
crunpanies. Manager Hoyt has made
arrangements to have the orchestra play
at both housrs.
Selectmen Themes and Merrill are at
.tho Dunbury fair, today, inspecting
road rollers and stone crushers. The
scclectmen believe it would be economy
for the town to own its own road-mak-
ing outfit.
Among the Norwalkers at the Dan-
hury fair, yesterday, were Mr. and Mrs.
A. Avison, J. W. Nolan, E. J. Finni-
can. 0. K. Scofield, Misses Susie (lol-
lins and Kate Flynn. Mr. and Mrs.
iiilcs Gregory, Mr. anl M rs. Joseph
Gregory, John Colby, Frel Thompson,
1". S. Ambler, G.l1‘. Austin undfl‘homas
Colcs.
THE FABLED SALAMANDER.
Ilene" Polo Says That the “'00! Is “11111
“'9 Call Asbestos.
(‘binrzintoius is also 11 province at tin
verge. of H111 dcscrt and lying bctwcc:
northwest 11ml nyrtb. It ims 1111 cxtont 11.
iii d11ys' journey, and belongs to the grow
khan, 111111 cumulus noun-runs towns 11111
villages. There are thrcc different races oi
pmplo in it—idolulcrs, Saracens and 1101111
Ncsmrhm Christians. At H111 northern ex
th'mity of this pro1'i111'11 thorn in 11 111111111.-
mlu in which 111111. cxccllont vcins of steel
and onduniquc. A nd you must know that
in tho smnc mountain thcrc is a vein of tilt
sulmtuncc from which sulunumdcr is mode.
For the real truth is tlmt tho Halamnndci
is no boost, as H111y11llege in our part of
tho “'Hl‘lil, but is 11 substance found in tin
north. and I will tell you about it.
Evorybody must be aware that it can b1-
1111 uninmi's nature to live in fire. seeing
that 111'1'ry animal l.-1 composed of nllthc
l'om' 1'l111111'11111. Now I, Marco Polo, had
a 'l‘urkish acquaintance of the name of
Zurllcur, and he was a very clever follow.
And this 'l‘nrk related how he had lived
tbrco years in that region on behalf of thc
grout khan, in order to procure those palm
11.111.11.11: for him. lie sold that the way
they not them was by digging in than
mountain till tin-y found a certain vein.
The substunce of this vein was then token
and crushed. and when so treated it di-
vides, as it wore, into fibers of Wool, which
they not forth to dry. When dry, those
film-11111111111 poundcd in 11 11111111. copper mm-
tnr and then washed. so as to remove all
H111 north and to lcm'o only the fibers like
fibers of Wnnl. Those were then spun and
mmic lulu napkins. When first made, them
napkins are not wry white. but by putting
thcm into H111 flrc foruwhllelhcy corneout
on white as snow. And so again whenever
they bo'mne dirty they are hlonchml by he
hug pm. in the fire.
Now. this and nought else is the truth
about the sniun111n1i11r,and the people of
the country nil my the 111111111. Any other
account of the matter is fabulous 111111
1111111111. And 1 11111111111111 that they bore 111
Home 11 impidn of this 1111111.11'l1h'l1 the
mood khan 1111111 1:1tlicpnpo,.."'l‘l11: 141.1111-
"! Norm Polo," by Noah llrwks, in .111.
1‘3 Wiping, : 11W
The Modem Cleaner
will clean lmuw quick and easy.
N11 xiiups, slope, or onus.
..:1":'.‘.‘.’::"‘.1'f.': 1 11111111 11 c1111.,
’1'“, unsold will . ”‘7'.” .M
mine" “cl mm- '
Modem
An be will Dye.
Poesy 15111ch on I Bills.
an". in 1111. To“ it.
“it world vow. .
8131111? 11111111 tire faithful
Vote and: e'eu new.
1.11m: use this poesy,
. Graven on 11 ring.
Wes true friendship' I adoring.
New to you I bring
Just a ullver elxpcnoo,
nut 1111‘ words are then.
Hang it on your bangle
'Mid so much that' 11 fair.
It will then remind you ’
0! the youth new post,
And that in the future
Friendship true will last.
~l1‘loreuco Peacock in Academy.
121111131 DANCER.
At the date this story commences, about
the your-1743, there resided in the “est
Riding of Yorkshire, England, 11111111in of
1111111 at pedigree and grout 1vculth.'l‘hls
was the familyof Sir G1X1rgel’ascly, a gen-
tleman of the old English school.
Sir George was married, though not un-
til he was already an old bachelor, but his
wife was a mung and lovely bei11g,of ton-
il(‘:l‘ ago, compared with his own, for when
1110 became Lady Posely she was but ill
were of age. Sir George dotcd on her, and
indeed she was worthy his loudest regard.
being cverylhlng in person and mind that
the heart could wish. But, alas! the do
sirover, (lentil came, and the some hour
that made him father took the gentle
nothcr 11nd fond wife tol111rlomzbo11n1.
l‘imo rolled on. 111111. the sweet child grow
111in more and more like to what her
notbcr 111151, while Sir George loved her
.1'ltl1 11 deep and absorbing affection.
There was 11 young 1111111,11. wild and
'ccklcss spirit, that claimed to be next of'
:in to tho l‘uscly family with Sir Gobi-11,11,
111d would doubtless, from some pccullar
'uusc known to 111w, bo 11blctocstul‘1l1sh
is right to the estates 11(111'J1oldcn by Sir
lcorgc provided hc should die without is-
11111. 'l'hcrcforotbo birth11111lf11111r11gro11'lh
)l' the little Louise I’zu-aclv was 11.11.111.11d
1'i1l1j1'11lous cure b1 llrnost ll 111111',ood 11in:
111p1'd ono duy to 1111111111114 tho. broml I’usely
'Slilli‘fl for his own.
Four years had pusscd since tho birth of
i.r111is13,\1bo proved to bc 11 sturdy 11111!
1cuutlf 1111b'1ld, when Iicnwood sow than
111 must brink his dcslgns 1111111 issue 111' 1!
lot lcuvo uny longer his hopcs to chance
lo therefore formed tbc rcsolulion 11f
.doptlug 11111111: oxpcdivut to rid himself of
1111', for. us we how soon. she stood b11t11'ccn
1i111und1bo rich lauds 1111. so111111'111'111'111111l.
lo was not naturally u hurdcncd villain.
111tth11tpm1'111'l'ul luccutivo to cvil, H1111
nost thriving agent of the cvil spirit,
1r11ri1-11, was winding him on to H111 brink
vfpcrditiou. and be was an orphan and
111d bcvn rcurcd locking H111 fostering core
111] godlyoouuscl that forcwarnsund fore-
.rms youth against the 1.1111111111111111 of 1mm-
1111111. ‘
It was late one mild s1111111111r‘s night
1'h1'11l111c11mo toil1i111on1'lusiou. lie to-
11llc1l 111bls mind that 111: 11 “lid and so
bulod spot some two miles from the lib
11:1li1 zto 1111igbb111bnod of Sir ficorgc’ 11
state there11'11re-eucamped at that vcry
111111' :1 band of gypsics, who, he at once
illljf‘fttlll‘lfil, might b11 111‘ scrilco to him in
1111 plun pr1'1p1wcd 115111111'111.1«—1'i7., to rid
1lms1'li of the little Louise ’11s1-l_1'. b11ircss
o the cstulcs that be \1'11sd1111'r111i11cd to
Gosscss.
"1" Louise1li.~::1ppc:'111'1l 1111 H111 s11b~1111111ut
1i12bt,111ul 1.11 H111 fullo11iug morning,
vbcu lu'r obsclu'o 11':'..~1di.<1'o11'1'cd, conster-
1:1tl1111 filled tho l11':11'l~:11f 1111.
i1 * I It 101 1t .
'l'11'1'i1'11 yours, with oil tho chnngl's lint
:iomru poriodof limo brings, buvo pusscd
iucc H111 loss Hull bud so wrung the bcurt
l‘ Sir fluorgzc. iic lzzui grown gr:1y.und
1111111’ 11,11'1'i11kl1' 1'1'1:1-'.~'1'1i his manly brow.
.\ 131' 2141' 11111111 111111 in H111 Wcst Riding:
.f Yo sb’m'. l1'.1:1,:l:1111l..'1u1l illei1c111111f11l
l1111~1111s1:.\1'1ui11i 11nd hcr hu111is11un11'ou1-
:uuiou were pcrl'm'ming '1) H111 dcl'nzbtcd
illzlffvl‘rl of H111 country. It did not cscupc.
i111i111111i<illv1111_1'1-.~111i' tl111spc1-t11tors (but
111' conipnuiou, l"cruundo, 111111111111 with
111'ingc_1'oc.'11'b motion of Mlllllll.
’l'bc lifllclou'u in H111 11111'ir1111s11f which
in» gypsy baud \1'11r1' cucumpcd was one
111' thrown into 1111111111111'11111 by 1111c1‘1i’ tho
:1h'1bi1111111: dcclurinu tbul 1111 111'li1'lo 11f
onsldu'ublc mine had b11111 stolen from
1i1-1 111111111. flucol' lin' inhabitants 111'11111'11~
1111111bcr11d to have 11111111 11f11111nle 11f"'tbo
1‘1b111:11:11'H1111ioo1'11f H111 l1ous1'1vh1111cc H111
111'111 11';1~: missing 11nd was ready to mukc
:11bH::1t it was 11111111 111bcrtb11n Miniill,
b11d1111~11us1111f H111 11"1bc.
'l‘liis 11.1.1111'111:silliiclcuhund upon such
111111;: circumslzlnlinl 111'i1l11111'11 tho bonu-
1l'ul 1.:‘11'1 11".111 sci/.111l 11nd 1'111l1-ly1'111'1'lcd b11-
11'11lb11j11111i1-11ul' lbcmuuly for exumiud
ion. In Vain was all Hu- prnmf,oll'or111l by
bcirllo 11.11 t1 lu'l‘ inllovcncc. Novolll‘t
muhl llccd 11 nylisy's 1'1'11I11111'11, ulul the
nellcc was form-d, lbnuub «submission 111111
11 his i111.'11'l~——111'11, and it. b11111u1-1l broadly
1mm his1'1111111'111111111'1', too—~10 commit the
bi.
i1111111'1li11h1ly11fl111' ihc justice hudprtr
1111111111d H111 coup-urn 11nd H111 wucpluu
'iri 1.111111 uboul. to ho burm' mvny by tho
:ili1'cr-1I1f H111 court 11 young 1111111 stopped
uddcnly forward from tho crowd 11ml sold.
vbilu i111.ll1r11ktusidclhn- romrb hands thut
1'1'r1-ox111111i11il lo sci/11 Mlnllll:
"1111:1111 b.1111. 11‘1'111111'11ul1l not have me
:1i;1- your liws, The girl is innocent. l
11111-11111 jz'u‘t'l. Why should you chemo
bis upon (ho 1111111111 bring. innocent 11nd
llll‘i'w'il'l'l‘, pm'm' ”11111 the bestof yo? It is
111'l111 11111 guilty."
"'l b11112" 1'1i1'1l H111 gypsy girl. “Impos-
|l1l11. l"1'1'11.'1111l11!" For it was her 1111111-
.Inulon of ”11' 1i11u1111. And lhc gcnllc lzlrl,
"1',i11i"iu1,(follu1l111111l'ri11n1i 1111 111111rh11rln
his funr'iu‘. 1111111111111. throw her arms about
Al»: lll‘l'l; 111111 1111111 upon his locust.
" l11111u R11, dour MinitH," he replied.
‘lbu 111.-11111111. for 11111. Ishull 11111111 i111 1111-
l1'11s1'1l 111111311. limp up n bravo l111urt, dour
rlri "
.\1 ho sold 1 11111111 words tl111j111di1'o1llrcct-
1d bill-'1'” 1.1 release the girl 11nd 111111111":
Hun-1111111! 1111111 in prison. niud 11f unop-
'1 :1'luul11 1111l11111' 11m” 11 hum he could not
llnll in his boon to commit. .
’l'bn justice 111114 Hr Gnome Pumly. and
find 111111111. nighf. \vhllo ho 1111f. Mimic in his
~1udy 1111114111: upon 1.1111 11.111111i111111ou of
H111 gypsy 1.111l fh11 singular cimmnslunm
whiting to 11. 11111111111111- announced that 11
«1111111g11r1lc11l1'z'1i1'1 11111411111. He Was admit»
mi. 11:11! Hm lull. 111111111. 11111-111111 of Hnwypsy
ir'ulil'!‘ 1111.11 before him. filrflcoruo 111otlon~
111lb'11u 111111111111,
”.iudgc." 1111b! be pt 11111111. “I am a man
of few Words. 1 how 111111111 horn on n mut-
:11 of buslln'ss-I. 11ml. wilhyonr permission,
mil spunk 1111 once in the point."
"1 to on. air."
“ 11.1-11111.1 roars 111111,"
gypsy “you lost 11 child. ”
11111 old man sprnlm like on infuriated
continued the
animal upon the pc'mn of then y, and
mixing him by the threat nearly
11111111111111» upon mmmmaw
‘t.
I justice with an case 111111 new at case
his superior phy steal lame, and with 11 de
gree of composure t t proved him to he
no stranger to scene: of personal conflict.
“No power on earth can make me speak
unless I choose Now deal with 11111 like a
man, and! will do so. Resort to force.
and I am dumb torerer.”
"Speak, then," said the old man, trem-
blinglnovery limb "Speakl Whntof my
child?" ‘
“As I said before, this is purely on mat-
ter of business on my part." continued the
gypsy. “Will you give me £500 if I will
return your daughter to you?”
without 11 word further fiir George drew
a bill upon his bunker for the amount
specified, saying to the gypsy as he oxhlb~
fled the draft, honestly drawn and filled
up:
"Now, sir, speak, and if you give mo
faithful intelligence upon my honor the
draft and money shall be yours."
' lucugh. 1 am satisfied. Now, Sir
George, the girl that was tried before you
today, charged with theft, is thy daugh-
tor.”
“My God!” exclaimed the agitated pur-
ont, scarcely able to contain himself.
"Bring her to 11111 at once!"
"Stay, sir." continued the gypsy. “ First
let me explain to you my own agency in
tho Mair. "
”No matter, no matter.
Bring, 1111- my child."
“lint I ask no forgiveness. First lct me
explain. I learned this secret in a distant
land, from 11 man who had been paid to
dcsfroy your child, but who, taking a
fancy to bcr, rpml'crrcd to save her ilfc and
adopted her. Win-11 I learned this from
him, he 11:11.11 on his dcnthlwd. I promised
him to brim: her to you. I have done so,
and now only 1111111111111 payment funny ex—
pauses.”
At the expiration of 1111 hour, during
which 511' Gnome could hnrdly conquer his
impuilcncc. Mluittl, tho lovciy dunsousc,
colored Siriimrgc's apartment and 1111.»: ut
once clasped in his arms, with barely 11
word that told llcr ull.
"Uh, l111111'ou,” said the father, while ho
siltcruutciy pressed her to his l11111rt 11nd
hold her from him flint he might s11-
111111'11 (lc 11 ly Ilf‘l' 111111111 111l1' p111'f111' Hons, ‘ l
ll111ukthccf111'111 lust rcinrningz Mr 111 11111
411 bountiful, H11g1'llll11,zml111'11l‘1'-—ll}‘11 11ml
1111111111! ’lb111'c1 1'.111 i111 n11g11'1l1111rdc'1'it in
[bailout-"111M pirihurgc11111111l11111..1 b1-
s'ulc. himmllufllh joy 111111l1l1li11l1l"l.ou
sc/ said be, 11111 11 :11's slrcnmimr from bi .
:1yc.~,"1l1111r. dcur Lo11l<c!"
“1 do r1 11111 :1ch H1111. 11.111111. " sold sbc
pulsing ' lt 11111111111 111'1'1' me like 11 1111111111.,
long, long forgollcn.”
“Ah 1111'1lul1l" sold Sir (lcorgc, “noth-
ing on 11:11'111 shall zlguin separate 11.111'1'11111
'111'l1111b11rl"
‘llui. fulhci'. 1l1111rf111b1'r,"
bcwlbb-I'cd 111111 111'1‘1‘11uppy,
louse l1'111'11111‘11l112'"
“.:\_1'11.11t 11111-11! 'l‘hc limrc follow who
would l1111‘11 21111111! tlu'c. 111.1111: 11x111-11s1' 111'
his 011'11llbcrlyslulllbcsullnbly rcu‘urdcd. "
As. in: spoke bu wrote on 11r1i1'1' for his
llllllli’fllzlli‘ rob-11,1111, which 11'1isdlsput1'l1c1l
1’11ri.l111'lll1l11"11 s-11'1‘1111t, 11'lli11llrc1'1lons L11
brim: 'tbc gypsy 111 Sir (loomc's1111;11'111111111.
I11 thc 1111111117111111 Louise's curly history
11‘113c1'1111'1l1'1l upon l1crusto11ishcd cars al-
most in 11 single breath.
' Fernando -':1m1.1 ut l11st.lllllc drcnminu
of H111. dcvnun'ut that 111111 awaiting him.
ilcwus surpriwd to find Miniill in H11-
1111111111111); of 1:1111:1-111'1111111111111 111.1'1- rightly
1'1111j1'1'tlll‘1‘1l llmi his111111114111'.'.'m111'.i111,: 111
her lulcrcl'ssion. but his uslouishun'ni 1111‘
bcyoml111'~11'ipli1111 \vlu'u li11'11'111'posi111111
oflllc11111ll1'1'11:151'x1'l11i111'1i111 him. Nul-
(lcnlyhv l11:1'.'111111s11d.11111l11 11':11‘1'11'11Ir1'111-
bird in his lmudsomo rye \1'b1'11 ll111 justice
:lsbcd:
"Wllnf’m'i111'1-s you. 1111' frinnd?"
' 'l‘o 111111212111. 111.-11 Mir; 1111’s finding
11f.11l11'r111ust lvc lbccuusc of 1:111' 31-11411:-
lion.’
“ flow so. :«ir.
"\Y1111l1l11no11f your blood 11ml standing
intho\\'orl<l1:1111'1‘_1'z11'l1li1l 111 111111 of 1111-
proscribvd 111.1111?"
"Ayn," sold the justice. “l.1111l~‘1111l11111l1l
be Foursif:1'1111‘11'1'1‘11lbcwllu'wl \1'1111'i»1'.'1~
.‘ll‘lly .1-111' wiml, nilcr H111 [ltunlr-l of 11ll131'll1111
you b11v1'sbo11'n l1111'." '
l1‘111'1111111io pn'sscd H111. tuurful girl to his
brcusl. saying:
" [)11111' I.oul~'c. blcwcd bc ll111po11'11rllmi
111'111'1'11l1's11511ll."
" l)11.-11' l"11r11:1111b1, b111vb.1pp_v 11'1-sb11ll l111
111111“, with 111‘111'yopportunity l11l' i111pl'11111-
1111.111t 11nd all the flnc 1.‘:iu,1:.~1 you bzmv
luluzbt luv—~11) rcn1l.1o \1‘1'l11'11u1l 1'1'1'1'1
lhiug. 11'1111unprovelbcmall."
"W11 will ludm-d." 1'1-pllc1l l1'1'r1111111in.
'l‘bcu, turning inllu' jusiiw'. bc sold: "’l'bc
trlnl is pirsscd, 11ml now i, too. will spcuh.
1111c 1'11111'si111'11 l 111111l11111'1111'1111 quilting
my studios that l \1'1111l1l 111ml; 111vlf1'1vl111
should i 1111 1111' for 11115111” 111111111. ib'mg 11f
nobic birth—«1111,12 slurt 11111. if. is li'uc-—l
11s~111uc1lll1csc rustic 1::11'1111'uls' :1111l1l11l111'«
mim'd in 11'1-111'H11-1n until i found 11 l11'11rt
111111 1111111111 ll. Wurlby 11f my love. i saw
Louie-11s 11 gypsy. l l11\'1'1l hcr 11t11111'1'.
1'11 | 1b'l11r1niuc1l 11111111111 myonlh. 1 (wind
bcr :11‘f1'1 H1111 in 1'1'1'1'y ‘1'111s-11111I1I11 wuy 11ml
l1'111'u111l to low-1 lu'r for 11111' purity of mind
.111 m-ll 1:11 hcr cxlruomlinury licunly. 111111
when flu- limo bud "curly 111111111 for 11111 in
lukc my :tywy 11'il'11 to 111_1'b11s11111, in il
find bcr 11f 1:11111111blrtb liiw 111331111”. whiio
unob 1111s truly pron-d H111 olhcr‘s lovc."
1"1'1'111111d11dcf‘nl'b't. was ludm'd bornnf
thc blood 1'11_1'ul of Spain. 11ml in this 1'11
11111111111 11'111' bud l11‘1'lln1lml blnnu'll‘ 11 wire.
W11 mlnht uukc our 121111 11111r111'1111111111l1‘1 by
midiuu, to it, but still we could only show
lhul bupplucss 11'1111 H111 l‘ulnrc lot of H111
gypsy dinninuw wiluflulo limos.
I forgive you.
mid Louis).
“Will )1111 rc-
lh- ll: l1l Don 11 the l‘lncr.
“111111 of H111 host judms ludlunncvcr
bud 1111.11 Silos Rum-1111' 11f i'm'ydou." sold
.l. ii. lb'llon, 11 prominent 11111'1'111' 11f J11-
dluuupolls. “Ami yct his cicvllou 1111.411
juiw. A very 11bi11 but linpnplilnr lun'ycr
11111'1'l1'111l H111 judicial nomiuniion.11nd in
111'd1'1' to bumlllulc him lbuuscy 11'1111 ln«
duo-ed to run unulus‘t him. Rmmwy was 11
blacksmll 11 11nd bud probably 11111111" 11111111111
11 lnwhouk in his life. H11 was a hull fol
low 1111“ 111111 and had 1111 cricuslvo 111')
nubintnucc, but, of course, bud no him of
helm]; 11111111111. Wbcn the 1111.11.11 11'111'111-1111111
111i. he had 11 111:1j11rlty,11ud it was l'cuml
H1111 H111 joke would prove n serious 11111»,
but be at once took 11 course 111. a law
mllflfll. and during the first 11m 111' tln'cc
yours on tlu1 bunch conferred with ubic
lawyers, roscrvingdcv'lsimm in chisel-1.11.1
until he could fully study thcm 11ml i111 11d
vbwd upon tin-111. and by H111 l‘iom' of, his
term bud acquired on cnviubiv 11111111111 ion.
The blncknnillh‘s dw'lslous worn very rare-
ly rcvomni by the suprcluucmwl."-Wa:1l1-‘
lngtnn Slur.
A Probable 0111111111111.
Mrs. l p to flute (liylnudowu 11 nous
paper).-—\\ but a saving of lime for 111
housekeepers when 11111111111rulivn house
keeping lmctmie- un «11111111111111 fm 1!
Her fluidised-4‘11» you‘ll h:- ubln 1.:1
loinnmupleimm clubs mn’ true-«~11 low
Vork ‘l‘imfll
For You. for Anybody—Eut Nor-
fllk Hu Taken ll up—wLonl
Testimony Speak: for Itself.
Kidneys can't talk. but if yOu don't
treat them rlxhtly We will hear from
“Winn " ,
They have u lensnase of their own.
lhll ll how they tell you:
When you work too hard what lol-
:0“? You are tired, aren' t you?
its Just. the some with the kidneys.
they get tired. they have to much to
do. ‘
You stoop over at same occupation.
Youttraln yourself lining.
You walk too far, or ride too far.
You call this over exertion. You can
not sleep when night comes.
Your back aches. Your head aches,
often you ache all over.
Ohwyou say. it's because I'm tired
out! '
Now this isn’t right. it's because
your kidneys are tired.
They can only do so much and the
lifting, steeping, straining or exerting
has retarded their action.
The heart has pumped the blood Into
them faster than they could filter ft.
The filter is overlaxed and become-
clogged
They cry for assistance in many
aches that follow.
Nothing/starts the kidneys working
so quickly as Dean 3 Kidney Pllis.
We say so and people right here In
East Norwulk'lre indorslnx it.
The following statement is for from
lengthy. yet it tells a story and in
other words declares: “I was sick, but
now I am well." Mr. Wm. Arkor. of
10 Cove street, on emplnye of the Nor-
walk Lock ('11.. says: "I went to Plain-
ted's drug store for a box of Doan'a
Kidney Hill. I was suffering from
backache. I took them; They cured
it promptly. I can recommend them."
This is only the case in hundreds
right here in East Norwulk'peopl
whom you may know. people whose
statemculs can not be disputed. ‘
Donn's Kidney Pills. .81) cents per box
for solo by all dealers; soul by mail on
receipt of price. I1‘os11'r-Milbur11 C0..
Sole Agents for the U. S, Buffalo, N
Y.
If your dealer tells you that some-
ihlmz else Is "just {Ir-1 good" as Dunn‘s
Olntuwut for Hives. I’iu Worms. lich-
lun Pib-s, or other itchiness 111' 11111 skin,
tell him you want the original. It it
safe: never-falling.
BODICES AN L'} SLEEVES.
Collars Should Ito le'd “'1“: Light Slate-
rlnl—A Taffeta (’ustllmo.
I11 11111 hing bodicos 11 ith 11 high 1-1)il'1r i1
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ought to bc linml 1111b ciliu'r \'1~r1"ll;:l11
goods or with mulcrlul of which ll11'1ij.‘1' i:
lndubbubly fuel. as H1111iumpu1'ssnml con
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in an editorial about NuTo-Buo,
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1f many cases cured by No-To B111:
0111- 11 prominent St Louis architect,
:Inmkcd and chewed for twcnty years;
two boxes cured him so thnt err-11 the
smell of tobacco mnkcs him sick." No-
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Plnislcd No cure no pay. Book i'roor
Sterling Remedy Co, New YoiL
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the humor was l11':1l11l."v 'l'. 'l‘. Adams.
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t
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no fu-
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Mahackcmo llotel Blobk,
South Norwalk.
.156 Main 5L, Ilridgeport'Conn.
J. 0. JENNINGS,
.Paper-Hanger, Calciminer
Painter.
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1WALL PAPER AND BORDERS
1 NORTH MAIN STREET
South Norwalk.
1
Sample Books of Intent Styles of Papers
‘Borders and Gilt Mouldings taken to
houses for inspection, on notice by postal
1 Estimates Cheerfullv Given. me
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(1111111 liillly from file 12 u. 111.. and from
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from “118.
lutn-rcsl. uboxvml on deposits.
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Next to Post Office,
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WANT. ANYTHING?
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No need to. Advertise
in the Booth Harwell:
Evening
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From lila. m. to '1’ p.111.1111y day except ——~~
1'11. Police 1111: It wuouynbv
n I. named ran an m'
in; the Fun. Though Am
luv—British Opinion.
Psms, Oct 9 —-—Th11 our and his
have left Paris, going to CI!
the military review taken plm , ,
noon. The series of brilliant W
at the capitol closed with I visit
Palace of Versailles. The Russian , ,
standard was hoisted over the an.
the palace and floated there than ‘
the stay of their majestles.
After having made. tourof them
the czar and elurlua entered the m ‘
honor, where a magnificent tent of M»
velvet, trimmed with gold frlnsfi M
been erected. The imperialparty «unfit?
by the minister of fine arts. film W
of the national museums and the cm
of the palace and were conduowd 1111‘ ”I. :
quoeu' a staircase, at the top of which “It! '
were met by Lime. and Mlle. Fours. whom.
their majeetles graciously ground. The
visitors then proceeded to inspect Math
Antoinette's and other small. room;
Thence they were escorted to the Selle 6“
(times, and when they emerged upon the
balcony they were most enthusiastically
cheered by the crowd, numbering about
15, (1110 people. assembled before thalid-
ace. (in the below, that! 111113111de hull
talus.
All Sat at the Same Tobie.
A banquet was spread in théGulerle den
Batalllcs. At the desire of theater all
at the same table.
At the conclusion of the banquet the”
imperial train left for Chalons, soon after
followed by President Fanre's train.
In spite of denial by police officials, the
newspapers insist that anarchist demon-
strations buve ‘oc‘ourr'cd in this city.
In addition to the report that a. bomb
was exploded in the Place de in Concorde,
The Journal says there was an explosion,
injuring one person, in Rue St. Florentln,
and that one arrest was made.
The Guulois asserts that a number a!
anarchists lune been arrested
The prefecture of police has issued a de-
nial of the report that a bomb was exploded
in the Place de la Concorde. The authori-
ties say the report grew out of a practical
joke: that sonn'body placed n simplellro.
Works pcturd at a considerable distance
from the route of trailio and that it! ex-
plosion 1:: 1115111] no damage.
The police are believed to be withhold-
ing the facts.
Seen Through English Eye-l
Loxoox, (lot. il.——'1‘he Paris correspond-
ent of The Times. after noting the select-
ness and comparative fewness of the guests
admitted to the Palace of Versailles; says:
the old regime, and the palace seem
nwakcued to its old life. The evident
of the organizers has been to draw the
our that the republic is not parvonuo,
that it could surround him with as ele-
gant 11 social world as any that had roamed
iln'so balls at any period of French hiatus
ry. Everything was arranged with a view
to sugucsting the veritable home of a great
king and of 11 royal master absent. We
had been convened to witness an act nlv
must religious in its seriousness. in the
historic hall where the old kaiser, tho
iicrmnn sovereigns and Prince Bismarck
proclaimed the German empire, and in
tho presence of the imperial friend of
France. which was, in the eyes of French—
men. to purify the hall of the nssoclntlons
that for 231 years have made Versailles 5
111111111 not of glory. but of humiliation by
the passage of 11 monarch still more tu-
loorntiu than the kaiser."
A Paris dispatch to The Daily News
says: “The czar has behaved like a diplo-
uudist 111111 a slutcsnum. As to the sincerity
of thonlllnnco, it was less what he said
than the nice way in which he sold it. His
footprints at Versailles today have alluded
those of H111 old kaiser. The Chulous re-
view is regarded ,ns wiping out 1870-1 as
far as international prestige goes, buhls
not understood as 11 renunciation of Al-
sn1'c-Lorrai11o. All of tho czar's behavior
has been tuciful, obllglng and discreet.
He can say smart things without in nu-
1.11111. lie is delighted with Paris and is
certain to come again. "
Miss llnrlon Welcomed Home.
\l’ssuixui'ox, 11111. 11.——Mlss Clara Bar-
fon,ll1.11lu11ul of Hm llod (lross society,
was given am'loomo on her return to
Washington from hcr trip to Turkey by n
roucptlon in her honor at tho Hhorehnm
hotel. it was an informal affair, undo
numbur of her friends turned out to greet
b11r. Assisting bur in receiving the guests
were Mrs. John A. Logan. Mr. George
i‘ullmuu. her secretary, 11nd others. 1» 1"qu
lowing H111 publicreception, there wuss
1111111111111, at which speeches were 1n111le by
11 number. including Connnissloner Ron
11ftb11 lllslrlctg1n'ci111111efit, i‘upmln Thom-
as Wilson of H111 Loyal Legion. Mrs. Fun-
nlo l'unmroy of the Legion of Loyal Wom-
en and Bishop linrs't, to which nultublo
responses wure made by Miss Barton and
others.
Trouble (Iver Election Returlu.
.lAl'tksoM‘l‘lJJ-I, l1‘la.. (lot. 9.—~As' Wil-
liam Wilkerson and Deputy fihoriff 110-»
north worn on their way from Callahan to
Fernandina with H11- hnllut boxes and ro-
tnrns they Wore overtaken in the wood!
by 11 party of five men and carried back to
(Julluhun. Wilkerson was given five min-
to force Hogarth to confess to election
frauds, threatening to kill him if he did
not. lie 111111111 11 dash for, liberty and
reached his h11111111,bnt was caught Ind
pulled off the horseund beaten. He mm
but for dead, but mnnnncd to reach Fer-
nundlnu during H111 night. Ills clothe!
blood.
hulnml's Warships Go to Znnnlhur.
the British South Africa 1111111111“)th
first class cruiser 1%. George, flying this
ordered hack to 71111111111111, 11111lr1’1-enf'oreo1
ments have also been ordered there from,
the British Mediterranean fleet.
11111111111111 that the dispatch of reuenlnm
ported with the flight of the dumping
slayvld Khalid from the German consul“.
at Zanzibar on board the German cruiser
11.111.111.11. .. “WM“
rim-lo bum-co In Vial-II.
Mltnmmxl, 0111 9. «The assembly,
all roadie. of the hill “inhibition!“
Wind"mm 100mm
flag of 1111111- Admlrul Hanson, has been -
It mm1 .
meets to Hear Admiral .lluwsen been. 1
after an all night sitting. 1111st those.» ~
a superb How of the park, lakes and toun- '
of the hundred guests on this occasion set 1
"The scene recalled the state balls of '
that it was firmly fixed in the «past. and _
u
“tr-11 to leave town, while the crowd "3011' .
were in shreds 111111 were saturated with ,1
C1111: 'I'ows, 1111.1. 11.411111 flagship at I
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