9b.. Dot. fills-naturist
_ e cthprrisiown were
._ women on elonaiy *
New M manta lira .
shot through the head and liiv
H. and her husband. was
thearmhyasecond combat. ,
humus paid watches and '
. Jewelry worn by the couple.
the man's shirt studu‘and a pooh
Will! “1. ,They then made
”if oae'om. fl
. . _ Womble mt. we
, ' w in a‘houséashort dis-
m. Late in the afternoon they
In. their private conveyance for -
Hills, avliiage near Bridgeport, to
,_.hfiiportrnit. On theirre—
- wh ‘e driving along a‘loucly
, the. lack-was made. It was at a
.. ‘ohont 1% miles beyond Bridgeport. ,
' 1 match outed of the Downloa-
, Minolta! the Pennsylvania railroad.
,. and Jim Kaiser were gayiy chatter»
in}, motions of pending danger, when
’ than sprang from the, bushes, lining
road. While one seized the horse by
bridle. bringing the animal to a stop,
other covered the occupants of the car-
, or their lives.
, ” “ promptly handed out his cosh,
WI! with [his watch. his wife’s watch
an s diamond pin. The robbers then
commanded themtoget out of the car-
rimlind as they did so a pocketbook
Blah Mrs. Kaiser carried caught the eyes
“the man with the pistol. He demanded
buttbewoman hesitated Almost in-
,1 ythohlghwaymau leveled hie re-
rei- at her and fired, the bullet passing
through her head. As Kaiser started to-
‘Vudhim. a second shot was fired, passing
rough his right arm. The men immo-
.diotely made for the bushes and escaped.
‘ nun-her latantly Killed.
A few moments afterward Frank Mani
ll, proprietor of the Farmers’ hotel, Nor-
,ristown, came along the road. , iie found
Kaiser standing in the road, beside the
carriage, crying “Murder!" The woman
was lying in the vehicle. Manoill, scarcely
reclining the situation, induced the frantic
man to get into the carriage, and together
they, drove madly for the house of a
W, , physician. lipon arriving
than it was found that Mrs. Kaiser was
' dead. and it is thought that she was in-
stantly killed.
.‘i’he police authorities of Bridgeport and
,Norrietowa were notified, and the whole
‘.lurt‘ounding country is aroused with in-
, dilatation and horror. The Philadelphia
authorities have joined in the obese for
the highwaymen, and detectives have been
placed at every railroad station where,they
re likely to he caught. A squad of
mounted policemen is scouring Montgom-
cry‘county. Apartial description of the
. men rays that one was about ii feet in
V height, weighing in the neighborhood of
1 200 pounds. He had a light mustache,
but his face was blackened. The other
was 5 feet 7, weighing about 180 pounds,
and were no overcoat.
A meeting of the commissioners of
Montgomery county has been callodmnda
reward will be ofiercd for the capture of
the men. '
Kaiser and his wife were both about 28
years old. They came here about six
’ , "' #months ago from Manheim, Lancaster
county, and did a thriving hummus at
their Main street stern. i‘lrilvlhg‘llnp no
men. They had no children. fill;
Kaiser was a daughter- of George W. iiuie,
a well known citizen of Penn village.
Lancaster county, and Kaiser’s relatives
are told to live in Philadelphia.
Lord 11mm For Peace.
Burner, Oct. 29. -- The Marquis of
Duderln, newly retired from the post of
British ambassador at Paris, was accorded
a banquet here. at which he madea speech.
Although England was not loved, the
marquis said, - one had no dispute with
any nation of Europe except Turkey. The
snlv on of Armenians, be asserted, can
not found in any scheme applied to the
Armenisns alone. but in reforms giving
protection to all Turkish subjects. The
marquis also expressed the hope that the
United States and England would be the
motto practically apply the principle of
arbitration to the eottlment of interna-
tional disputes. Every Englishman’s soul
would revolt in horror. he said, at the
thought of any fratricidsi collision with
-’the nited States. which could only result
in involving' the United States and them
in a common ruin.
Harder and Suicide at Willlmaatie.
, Wxtunliimo, Conn, Oct. fail—Mau-
rice Vaionski, a Russian Jew, aged 35
years, is dying at the Norwich hospital
from, an attempt at murder by Louis
Kempner, aged co, and the latter, fearing
discovery afterward. committed suicide by
shooting himself with the earns revolver
he need on Valenski. The affair took
place at Essex, an isolated farming village
some distance from here, and woe the out.
come of a quarrel between the men on ac-
, count of attentions Kempner had been
_ paying to Vaicnskl's wife.
, 1
Wife Mayer Gets Life lmprlsorlmeni.
lruecs. N. Y., Oct. oil—John W. Cor-
bin. colored, was sentenced by Judge
_|Wa,lter Lloyd nmith for shooting his wife
on last New Year's eve. in reply to the
court's question as to whether he had
anything to say why sentence should not
be pronounced, he replied “None. " Then
the Judge raid, “ti'be untence of the court
4 ‘ My“ be imprisoned at hard labor in
Wrist: prison for the rest of your
dbl Ilia Threat to a Cemetery.
Mammals. Oct. alt—Richard Mar»
and about 35 years, committed sui-
the cemetery saw him sitting on a arose
and divined his intentions or taking his
life, but before they could reach him he
drew a user aeroea his throat. Loam
Norma show that he killed him»
of unrsqniladzlova
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useful and ornamental articles of nearly
every household,the best means to clean,
polish and premrve the some will be on.
We revolver and demanded their P
W was no
nip! moreover
‘ O! .
, Cabral
(xganflies«
Illrfil‘m‘a‘
“ turnout
vmuour coei‘. ,
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"ll STRAIGHT rib" To
HOUSEKEEPERS
As silverware enters eolargely into the
reciated by eve good housekeeper, as
nothing about a house s of
neatncsa and cleanliness more than clean
and brilliantly polished silverware.
It is a islet that ten times as much sil-
verware is worn out or mined by the
use of improper materials for cleaning
and polishing than is necessary, therefore
nothing but the best material should be
used to clean and polish your silverware
LVER CREAM”
will clean your silver better, quicker and
cheaper than any known substancemhile
the
Red Star Cleaning Powder
will impart a polish that cannot be ex-
celled for‘ brilliancy. .
Silver Cream and Red Star Pow-
der
are the best silver polishes in the word
They contain no grit acid or poisons,
will keep your silver bright as new with-
out scrutchiug or injuring it in the least.
Samuel Co mstock,
Sole Agent for Norwalk,
North Main Street, South Nonvaik.
Did you ever get tired of see
ingvthe word
AOETON-----
-----ACETDN
? ? ?
If you are troubled with
Headache, Rheumatism, Neural-
gia, Bad Golds, do.
Try a few powders, and you
will never tire of recommend-
ing it to your afflicted friend.
When called to a case of La
Grippe, Dr. Marland always
gives the following prescrip
tion:
R. Aceton. 1 dr.
M. Ft.I’uiv Noll.
Slap” Take one every half hour. till perspir-
ioz. on every four hours.
A. LMARLAND
this disease is world wide.
Aceton can be obtained at
R. H. Plaistcd’s.
RAILROAD.
Trains leave Smith Harwell as follows:
For New York.
Alli. ”tenant’s“ m. m. an. ’05
9“.“ 1045,1181. .
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(or flow Haven.
DAN-URN DIVIOIOI.
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smart.
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This success in the cure of
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l. V.,llew Haven e Hartford
. 1') 1111.13.25!»
Learn New York for Gaucher-lie.
$00.70!).900JMIDOLIDM. line.
.1104, 200. use. we. toll-m.
an iso.m.1eaee.mioc;,ne
nu. l‘. . inuifldfltfithl .n
mare. “Jud“!-
iill Hill
The on safe, sure “a Lake Simone for a quarter of a century,
reliable emale rill ever " 4’“ WM, ,
. chased to W, mm W ram amine.
of a Mill . ,
e! udsaioaue pod . ..
until it touched the earth. and ii:
gau‘to move nortbcartward. accompanied
by the usual ierriile crash and user:
a...
path, which lei-tbs first mile or two was
no or. Quantum iluthanw
his new to have
Dots form. one muewmof Howe
ends ”at five miles from the starting
some No coop» hurt at tussle-e,
ram this point will”! struck, t ' Jim,
Farris form. two miles south of t e city,
a distance of perhaps two miles, it is
known to have risen and descended several
times. At the Farris place a tenem but.
occupied bye thorium mm on
“militate to pieces, and every member,
of tho Milling" more or less injured.
Hayes in, iboughtto be fatally hurt.
The path of the storm lay at least 134
miles east of the city. but the cloudburat
which accompanied it was furious in the
eastern portion of the city.
'l‘be’hoaeee pa for down as Cleveland
avenue are mad bospattercd, the some at
was the care during the. great storm of
May 15. After tearing down a vacant
house east of the Clem Fitch place. on the
Bonhum run about a mile east of Col.
logo l’ark Billill'l), the cloud rose in the
air and went adistance of two miles, when
it descended. Several persons are reported
killed and injured. . .
The Storm at New Orleans.
New Dancers, not zit—«A severe rain.
wind and [thunder storm which passed
over New Orleans caused one death and
did other damage. The lightning, which
was very heavy. struck .iivo houses. Al-
bert Trahina, on occupants! one of them,
was struck and instantly killed. A large
number of trees were blown down. and
houses were unronfed. The greater pot-i
tiou of the fruit sheds of the Queen and
Crescent road were destroyed, as Well as
several electric lights, and nearly all the
wires were tangled so as to interrupt the
fire alarm, telegraph and stop most of the
electric cars.
BISMARCK cmTiCusao.
German Papers Take the tin-Chancellor
to Tools For Divnlglng State Search.
Bnaux, ()ct. 29.-Publio opinion gon-
craliy in Germany condemns Prince llie-
lnarck'a revelations in tho Hamburger
Nachricbten regarding the alliance be-
tween Russia and Germany which existed
during tbelast years of his chonceliorship.
and allusions are made to his “indlsorect
loquacity, which is gradually tarnishing
his glorious reputation? There is little
doubt that the prince has diimlged impor-
tant state secrets in his attempt to triumph
over his successor, General (lount von Coo
privi.
It is stated that the German government
is thinking of prosecuting the Hamburger
Nachrichtcn and "those by whom it is in-
spired," evidently referring to the ex-
chanoelior. '
The disclosure of the existence of the
Russo-German understanding is regarded
as imperillng the droibund. A feeling
of distrust has been aroused between the
allies, and doubts are expressed in some
quarters he to whether the dreibund will
be renewed in loot,
Bpnln's Troubles Growing.
MADRID, (Jot. flit—An oilieiai cablezram
from Manilla, capltainf the Philippine
islands. says a conspiracy against the gov-
.»rnment has been discovered in the Spin
Hands Eight Fpunish soldiers were shot
in i runllirl will) the rcvointiuniets at
Mo wig/ll ». «.l‘ iliil b‘nlu archi-
l-Hlugil, .ln'i ir-mpo have been sent there by
tho nun-trier of file Philippines. Another
dispatch from Manillti saye that (icneml
Jummilla has defeated two large bodice
of insurgents near the river Pansirit.
killing 77.
No Material to Repair Ship».
WAHlilNO’l‘OX, Hot. flit—in his annual
report to the secretary of the navy (‘om~
nmdore illchborn, chic-f of thmrnnsiruv»
lion bureau, calls attention to the serious
delays and inconvenience that have re-
suited from the lock of an adequate steel:
of materials to make rcpulre lo nhlpfl and
asks that congress be requested to author
ize the allotment of $l,‘.’ill(l,0b0 for the ac
quiremcnt of such a stock.
-1«n,
Women's Home Miaaionary Society.
Si’lilh'iii-‘lFflJl, lilo, not. vii—The an.
nual convention of the Women‘s Home
Misaionary Society of the M. E. (‘hureh of
the United States has cloned. The next
reacting will be bold in Baltimore next
year. The reports showed the eocioiiue
in the various conferences to be in a flour
iehinq condition and contributions good,
despite the hard times.
Famine Threatened In India.
Rm”, Oct. till. ——’i‘be famine outlook in
[article increasing in gloominesa. life
not probable new that rain will fall, and
the prospects are serious in the northwest
and central provinces and in the Punjab.
The scarcity is extending to lielmr. and
at liumimy prices have risen heavily.
Large imports of foreign grain are ex-
pected. '
General Lee Coming Home.
HAVANA. Oct. Bil—Gonornl "Fitz: liugb
lice. the United States consul general. in-
fcrmcd a newspaper correspondent that
he will call for New York on Haturdny.
(lonerai Lee said that. the purpose of his
visit was to make a visit to his family
and to attend to private busincee.
Amer Plate libipped to Russia.
Bli'l‘liJJilllf, Pa, Oct. 2i).»~'l'llo liethle-
hern iron company has shipped to Hi. Pea
cinching ballistic plate for side arrest of
the battleship Roetisiav. The plate will be
tested in Russia. The company also ship.
pad to Washington navy yard in big luvuice
of 13 inch gun material.
Venerable Ilieaioaary Dead.
Tomato, Oct. consumer .libro, a
well known Hornet: Catholic missionary
who cable to this country from France
more than to years ago with Bishop Chor-
bocnel and who labored in the vicinity of
no limes, Oct 29,-»nmc Hoyt
m iii-unfit» lateaeecreisher-
ammo... 0's Ml: 3“ng
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cosmos... one. a slightly”-
2: awed rimmitimhuhoneor ,m 703A
33me ‘
them are unorcamentcd with needle-
woricgthoir beauty being in their ma.
varied. but the best are those founded
‘ upon thallinoiplo acclimation. What
would he artistic in moral banging
might be inartiaticas a pcrtierc in the
calcareous. 80 with smaller articles.
Uwventiouaiined‘ flowers are giving
place to actual nature in design or to
the architectural and decorative modeh
of established art design. Conventional
., awnfl A
“'6;le every ooliwtieo.
are lobed with graduated frills
Melinda: «til? corners or
one?" ethnic emu:
design is more diificnlt to color artis-
iicailyihan flora1,but When the true
eye for color undertakes it the effect is
most pleasing and lasting. The rocom
design in connection with the floral is
still very popular. ()ccasiunolly our»
inure that such and such a design is out.
of fashion, and there follows a descrip-
iliili of some perhaps truly inartieiic
thing which will supersede it. (luv
mods to beware of such unnuuumnicnts,
for true art in all its ramifications is not
ephemeral. It has stood the lust of ages
and will over stand. Designs founded
upon principles of the highest art lines
ought never to go out of fashion. The
rouoco has long been popular. 80 has
the dainty bowimot and its requisite at-
tendant basket of flowers. Why should
these ever be in or out of fashion? They
are old enough and perfect enough for
oil “mot—Now York Times. '
All Are Equally Afl‘ectcd.
Thtrc is just mm of all the varied do.
purirucnis of life that men have tried in
conduct entirely by thenwclvvs, and that
is the department of politics. What is
the result? it is in such a state that
they are positively afraid to let respocc
able women cob-r it. N ow. if political
conditions affected only the men limin-
eolvce we might’bu tempted to let them
pay the penalty of their own neglect
and mismanagement, but every evil in
the body politic affects directly the wo-
men, the children, the home, the whole
5min) organimtion. Wu are so thorough-
ly conscious of our own strength and
integrity that we cannot be frightened
by all the criminaliizi: things men say
about ilu‘umlvtn mul lli!“ll‘1‘i>llll"lil do
main. It mil be rrivainlu-l'i ii that the
healing qualitim until an angel sh ppod
down and touciml ibn waters. It is
about time that the trains of the pool
ilf politics responded to a purifying
touch. We decline to lwiivvo that own
are as bad as they point themselves, but
if they are oner‘lmlf as bail, then they
certainly are not good enough to repro-
scnt women, and the luitcr are justified
in demanding that they be allowed to
represent tlwuiscives.——lda A. Harper
in San Francisco Cull.
Influouro of (‘luh Life.
Mrs. William Tod Ill‘lnllltll. presi-
dent of fibrosis. says: “I believe that
women's clubehuvowielded a potent
influence in bettering tho condition 0
womonduring the last :35 years. and
that their educational features will on-
libln us in more worililly fulfill our p0-
liiicai duties win-n We put euil'rngo. it
is a matter for congratulation that our
clubs are steadily lili'l'i'milllg in uuiulwre
throughout the Unitul Status. This
means that our Women are growing
mentally and approaching nearer and
nearer our high ideal of woumuhood
and motherhcmi. ”
w... ... . . .. .. 4..
nor Presence an Influence.
Influence will loll. ' While a bill wan
pending in one of the legislatures io
quested o Wu (3. 'l‘. U. woman to be
present in the gallery during the discus.
slob of the bill.
inaprop to good moo amlachcck to
evil men." 'l‘bia woman conipliml with
with her knitting, a silent plunder for
protection for young pillow-Pacific Eu-
sign.
uwmmuu. .44»
A l‘retiy Cape.
A simple and pretty capo to accom-
pany an autumn taller William!) is out
rmndiug in shape and all in one piece
it is 22 inches long and lined with iri-
descent iaiieia silk. it has a decp turn
over collar faced with velvet. It in in!
of large size and nuwixian stiiehed cloth
straps. The capo is ilnielu-d wiib seven
rows of flat braid stitched ed the upper
edge. \
W
Diary Ilauaism Willard;
cf Frances E. Willard and a recent
graduates! i Peoeiomi Kindergarten
school at he: in. has been. chum: by
Mrs. Glevclend as the White House kin.
Mariner. She will have charge oi
ibeedacaiicoot the president’s dough.
on. ’ ' awesome , m
attention" " are
age free. Address,
Le NY. 7 "
will quickly put an and to it.
Weed, Nora/elk. and (i. Q‘Stillcon, 80.
equal as a Cough rotunda:é
famous pmsl of iliblo hislur-y had no‘
raise the “age of mnsmt" a senator re- '
”For," said he, "elm
iho request, and day alter day site out
lent-d with live very handsome buttons
Miss Mary Bannister Willard. a nicer
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, lanai. the, Iisite allies and craps: oi A but . . ‘ ‘
:ore throw: theuiagteaimgprmtygmfi: W3. 1m WWW“. ‘iiiiti‘led.’ . . ‘ii‘lg m aligiggfil: llmltl..9lh ,_ 1&1;ng \ ..
m” "n ”m " “3 r’ ' Designs are as varied as taste in Mill whohu‘it.‘ One minute cough cure
E. P.
Norwelk.
WW,
, Maud Toilets”.
Chas. B. M, Broker and Manufac-
turer's Agent, Columbus, Ohio, certifies
that Dr. King’s New Disccve has no
, J. .Browu,
Prop. 8t. Jzuuee Howl, Wayne, Ind,
testifies that he was euredof a Cimgh of
two cars standiu , can and by La anpe,
by .Kiug‘s cw Discovery. B.1i'.
Merrill, Baldwiueville. Mass, ,says that
he has used and recommended it and
never kuewit to fail and would rather
have it than any doctor, because it
cures. Mrs. Humming, :32? E. 25th St.,
Chicago, always keeps it at band and
has no fear of Group. bemoan it inetautl y
relieves. Free Trials Bottles at Still~
son's and Word‘s Drug stores.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is an an-
tiseptic, soothing and healing applica-
tion for burns, scams, cuts and bruises,
.-tc., and cures piles like magic. It in-
stantly etc s sin. 6.0. Sirillson, South
Norwalk, . . Weed, Norwalk. .
Did You Ever
Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for
your troubles? If not, got a bottle new
and get relief. This medicine has been
found to be peculiarly adapted to the re.
lief and cure of all Female (Jruuplainls,
exerting: a \vl'univl'ful direct influence in
giving strength and tune to the organs.
If you have lmssnf Appoiilc, Constipa-
i'inu, Headache, Fainting Spoils, or are
Ni'l‘i'illth~51i‘l‘llll’Frl. Eru'itublu, Melan—
via fly or troubled with Dizzy Spells, Eluc-
u‘ic filters is tiw incriicliw. you need.
are guzumxtcvd ii‘mlgtoulili umiili-byli
its use. ’l‘ii'ly coins, .iiiil$l.i>il ill SiSii
son's and Wood‘s stores.
8 ed and safety are ilie watcbwords
of mo ago. (inc minute, cough cure acts
speedily, safely and never fails. Asth-
ma, bronchitis, coughs and colds are
cured by it, E. 1’. Wood, Norwalk, and
G1). Stillscn. South Norwalk.
, How's This.
if i We offer (inc Hundred Dollars ro—
waril for any case of Conn'rli that ran-
uot be cured by Hull's Catarrlr Cure.
F. J. CHENEY d‘.’ (30,. Toledo, ()
We, the ulniemgnwi. have known 1*
J. Cheney for the last fifteen years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
ablrl locerry out any obligaimus mode
by their i rn.
We,“ S: illi‘AX, Wholesale Drugpists.
Tult’iln, l).
Willem, lbw.“ 8:. MARVIN, Whole-
sale llrupgisis. Toledo. ii.
Hall‘s Cat-arm Core is taken internal-
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
llllil'ulls surfaces of tlic sysficm. Tesla.
monials sent i'reo. Price 75:: per bottle.
Sold by all druggisis.
'l‘li-‘j’ we in llilli' you hardly know
,vnn :u'o luklmz ilwin They muq- no
.:i1pill:.'.yi-ley um illill'kly :uui inmi
llmrouuhly. Sun-ll lift; the l'uuu‘mslllilu
p; is kmvnnns ll: \‘(iiz'p lliilli‘ i'lul‘lyliiv-
ore. Small in HZ“, great in results. i}.
l‘, WWI. Norwalk, U. C. Siillsun, Soul-ll
Norwaik. .
CASTORIA.
The fat-
tinile 1'“
1 .. - every
‘%“°¢éfi, 52.72 mm
Chronic constipation is a painful, die-
lilt‘li‘t‘iillli' and iifcehuriuning diilin'uliy.
ll ilz‘i‘llllm‘fi the system, mums sick iwaxl-
ache. bad breath and {masons the blood,
it can be readily (mite-nine by llol‘i'llifs
Little idol-1y Risers. Those lixtlo pills
are moat regulators. E. 1’. Wood. Nor
walk, (l. (l. Stillson, South Norwalk.
Gasmanm.
mile-
uuapo , ml;
or" . , m m...
lliiuiy lives of usefulness have bot-u cut
short by neglect to break up an ordi-
naryeolri. Pneumonia. bronchitic uml
‘uvi-u u-ulieuiiiplinn can be averted bv llli‘
prompt use of I mo Minute (laugh Pure.
E. 1’. Wood. Nurwulk, and G. 3. Still.
sou, South Nor-walk.
CAQTORIA;
'ilfnile- “ on
' cmy
signature i W
Many politic-oi mature. clemynwn.
silinereuluinthurs who nee their voice-
excessively. rely upon i lue Minnie (loiiub
(lure iopreveui lumlrinoosund lurynpine
[is value as a preventive in only mpmiml
by its mwcrimili‘ord inelantimomls rt»
lief. l. 1’. Wood. Norwnlk. (i. i}. .“liiil-
eon, South Norwnlk.
“mile. d... to; M
The beetsalvoin the world for cute.
bruises, ems, ulcers, salt rhcum, (over
same. letter, chgpmi hands, chilblaine.
cprals. and all a u eruptions, and us:-
tvcyimree p es. or no pay rcanet.
It is demoted to give perfect eatipfccn
lien or money refunded. Price 25 ovate
perhcx. E. P. Wood and G. O. Simeon.
Teller. comma and all similar cilia
troublmt are cereal by ibo use of lMWitt‘n
Witch Hazel halve. it agmthoa at since,
and restores the tissues in ihcir natural
condition, and never fails: to euro piles.
E. if. Wecd,Norwalk, U13. Stilleon. tic.
Normals.
cancel
prescription for Infants and Gilli
dren. It contains‘ neither Opium
lorphille our other Narcotic sub-
class. It isobarmleta substitute for
Peregrine. Drape. Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. [to
guarantee is thirty veare’ use by
millions of Kothers. llastoria lathe
ui
Wit Dr. was new.
'1’
(:1
Children's Panacea—the Mother’s
Friend. ~ 0
CASTORIA
For Infhme and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Custody. and see that the {ac-aim»,
signature of
is on i h e
wrapper.” m
Weshsii pro- '
ice: ourselves and the public It on bonnie.
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[376 In 1883
Offices, 4:26 Main Street,
RRlDflEPORT. ClJNN'
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HUNT
& . . .
ZELUFF
Wholesale
and
'Retail
Dealers
in
—'
Fish,
Oysters,
Clams,
Scaflops.
Telephone. rill-i.
HUiiT liners
The Beauty of Well Decoration
depends on the work of the (iosiunrr. Sn
Mauiii‘ul, delicate and vuriml um lilo
patterns in this stock, the must iil‘iiailif
luslv cannot fail to be plu;i-'ml. li‘ \i’llll'.
you want is not bore. you make up wur
mind it's not to be had. '
iii wine's free.
i Painting. paper hanging and decorat-
up.
If not convenient for you to call at. lbw
aim-v. drop it prelim, and i will be pleusul
to call on you with Mull lineof narxiplue.
E . E . G O R H A M ,
l0 FIRST AVENUE,
East Norwalk, Connection»
YOUNG- MAN
Why take the chance of ll,1 mg
without insurance, when our
Cents a day will
lNSURE YOUR LIFE
F’OR $1.000!
llr Six (its. a day will give you an linden
mom 01mm iuiyahlcto curse" if on
lire. With insurance, llke everyth no
else. the beat is the cheapest. insure in the
Connecticut Genera
Life insurance Be.
or Hartford.
5. suedfiasmru
iii Washington Street. Bo. hermit
ii i'
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fl gfifiéfiv
M... etched”? v 3‘
" ‘smmi 'f
long surface halter imam mutants
and siltylurs m.
with the novelty mounted. the libero being
often of a diifereut color i‘ M from the
gmuni . ‘ ‘ ‘
and large, are soon,
Wilding. which is very bright and varied.
There are also ottumans, silky and [lower
ed. heavy goods iiiithf‘; running designs,
llllHSllllt‘.
were ablmrrcd as vulgar, and only subtle
mmiiibtations of the other colors were al-
lmvmi.
lufgroat favor
A great runny checzumsllpmediom
re iarkablo for their
hollow of cstrome lightness and soft:
nose and coriéecrews in, many tunes with
on almost impenieilbly fine rib. largo ‘
plaids with lmiglha ' ”forming a shaggy
surface, ornrpose wine'kery rich costumes
hose heavy, hairy materials are always
istlynvbcihcr plaidcfl’or soil colored. 0th-
ex- very brilliant plaids are employed for
trimuilnga‘or for blouses, clear, fl'illlk‘llill‘
ore uniting the present prevailing mate,
but few entire cnstunuq are made in such
lively tints. Nevertheless there lsa grout
change from former years, when full:
T \l’FIZTgi COWS.
lanes were exclusive favorites and brown-
ish crumb: grayish pinks mu] slaty blurs
and purples WI re the brightest bliillll‘e’ pur-
lluil, crimson, ms..- and yiiluw
iimchc and figured silica in lam-u «in»
sinus“, ixmmdvs. humus. ll!l\‘.‘i'l'i‘il (lilillil‘lfifl
lilidnll such rich fabrics are very Illllv‘ll in
L‘-\'l(lt‘lll‘i: for (imniioilct. l'ndcr tlao uni-
vemxl bub-m on: until guimpes of line and
brilliant embroidery, and mrsulirisori- i‘ilVr
mai with gold. silver and spangicd work
of great riulm‘nllnn. .
The sketch given today sbmvsncostumu
Liar) skirr'ni‘ which is of pink taffeta. It is
trinmlmi around the f-ani: with a iinvvorml
taffeta ribbon luizl on flat and burden-(1 on
both otlgvs with a narrow. full rulilo of
owner line (in win, The lllhilsv bullion of
mmlssoline is striped with luzgtlm'isn
Lands of iimvercd ribbon, which [i 1-minute
at the waist in lumps. forming a basque.
Thu wrinkled sleeves. of muuswxlilw termi-
zmtcat tilmllmw in a full ruillmd’nmussc-
line and have a puff oi" umussclincuud
ribbon bands at the top.
Ji'nw Circular.
DOLLY MADISON’S lTACT.
floor She Placed at lime in Bottled Visitor
at the “'1:qu House.
yes the fact and genuine klpdli-
“(‘85 of Dolly Madison that made her
one of iho most promimnt American
women. Ecvi-ral episodes im-nlioned in
Mrs. Albion (lm'nlwiu’s “Life of Dolly
Madison" are significant of this. At
one of her levees lu‘r niitnlirtn was
drawn to a rustic visitor, a youth who
was i‘\‘lll(‘ll!l_\' guiicrlllg all 1111‘ lormtntH
of umbnrmssnu of. Ho llilil at last Will-
fund to lli'lp himsrii in a cup of calico,
when Mrs. Madison \Vlllkl'll up and ad-
dressed him. In illi‘ surprise (if the 1110-
went the lml dropped illlt sum-or and
strove to crowd tho cup into his pocket.
ills incli’ul‘lmsluss look no lloili't' (f the
accident, psi-cpl to observe that in such
a crowd 1:0 who (‘milil avoid in in; jostlml,
and eiruiplilwuy tuned ilw (*em'crsa-
lion in the boy's family and entiui ly
svmliug lu-r regards to his excellent
nwile-r and bidding illcscrvunttu bring
similar cup of i‘illli o.
(in nubile-r (ii-melon two Olll ladies
from the mainly xzt‘r‘w ri lzt tho White
House while illi.‘ i‘:u:..~ly new Hill at
himlzfzwl. To ilzi- ear; rim of lb.- rural
violets. lib-m ll.'ili ll: 3 Liillil‘ in H v 1:1)-
I‘l‘llli (l in at Hull tines of illil'l: pray
1mm r in l 1;; a i..:; .~ it: us wib 1;; \ibiio
upzmi and with a linen imrclzii i' pittnml
about in r n: it. ilrr simplivlly of man»
m; and wire compluioly ii\\i‘]il> away
ill-or mw, and before polling one of
Ho m i‘oiwil courage to unit, "i‘crhups
you \wulllu'i lillllil if I him (i you-—
just in till llli.‘ folks about!"
lllmm ill-lit.
Many pmplu summer- that mmmligilt
process; e an at i'llit'lli’y and live a Wall-
«iviiui iuilmxm e on or ever animate and
iuuuinmiu ibinue on our plmwi. Such
[are as elimald rmu-mlur that moon-
light is only rriiwlml sunlight. and that
iiwmniliiy ulul cpmniiiyof ilio light
than ruilvcimi is not what is culturally
ilmipilwd. in incl. it in il truth which
has nib-u bran dommmimimi by the
Hln'i‘i‘illil‘li’l‘ asirrmmnurs that it would
l-iko "H.000 full mound ionil‘ordau
amount of light equal in that emitted
by iiw run. and. furtlimuurr, Hill!) is
only all}; splice for mom; such dis-ks.
5mm! iu-ut comes from moonlight.
liowvvvr, it is in quantities on sixmll
that it rumint lo mmwurori by ordinary
instruments. li‘lamlmwion say» that the
nlnbuut of boat emitted by a lull moon
\ibilo at. the mom cannot be more
lbuu mimeightydhousomlib of the
inbound ibor the sun suppline when
Flilllilllmhll the meridian on a favorable
day in July. illicit being the mac. ii is
really elirprieluu that intelligent people
should oulisixlor that the mmn has such
a wonderful "influence" over terrestrial
adairs.—-lrli. India Republic.
“153'!“ the
"Hernia cpl" mod the footpath: as
they closed in on domino.
“Ha, ha!” thricbod the victim.
“What do you Murillo lied? My wile
repairs my clothes awry night after i
l
retire." allots laughed reheadisiiiy
that the Moods our ‘ "
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