_ ., slim. DECEMBER 5. no.
HERE,» Allll llEllfllllllll
lit multimillion ill
uni PARABllAi’ilS.
. use W cements. comet mo
flattered PM its Mun slid limp
vel “sleet consultant Towns
“Edgelight,” E. E. Dana‘s speedy
lrotter that was so badly injured some
time ago. is improving, and hopes are
entertained that he will recover.
Mrs. Samuel L. Talcott. of Union
Park. has been an in’euso sufferer from
an inflammatory gathering in her ear.
.
The interior of the old Danbury and
Norwalk depot at Norwnlk is being re
painted.
The date of the annual election of the
Norwslk Fire Department has not yet
been decided upon by Chief Prowitt,
but will no doubt occur some eveninc
during the present month.
SENTIHEL l’Al’TEiltl.
A "use Paper Pattern of title Gamer
llay lie Obtsineil by Using rilie'ceupen.
We have made special arrangement:-
with the agents of the celebrated Bow
Glove-Fitting Patterns, by which we can
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and choicests patterns of
garments. Full and explicit direction.
for putting together the garments ac-
company each pattern.
6645-Boys‘ Sull-
HlNTS BY MAY MANTON.
Checked tweed is represented in this
stylish and comfortable suit, bone but-
tons closing the fronts of coat in double
breasted style. The knee trousers an
shaped by inside and outside leg seams
small darts being taken up in the heel
to conform then to the, waist. Pocket
are inserted at the sides and the front
close with a fly, a band being provide:
in which buttnnholos are worked if ad
justed to a shirt waist, or buttons can i»-
‘urranged for suspenders. The coat lnp
widely in doublcbrczistml style, tho
fronts being faced and reversed in lapel
at the top to meet the rolling collaril
notches. The back conforms neatly l.
the figure, being shaped by centre anv
side seams, and pockets are inserted it
the fronts under laps at the usual con
veniont places. Comfortable sleeves no
shaped in latest tailor mode, and all tho-
!ree edges are finished \vitli t‘nachilu
stitching in tailor style. By the aid of it
good pnt'cru like this much can be saved
inufnmily where there are small boys
by niuki’iiuovcr lame garments, several
pairs of trousers being a necessity. If at-
tenrimi is given to the pressing of all
seams and free edges with a bot iron on
the wrong side, first laying ii damp cloth
between the iron and material, the glu-
iiieut will never look “homemade."
Cheviot, Vit‘lllld. heavy some or camel's
hair sulting in plain, mixed or checked
varieties will make attractive and prac-
tical suits ill this style.
The quantity of 27-inch wide material
required to make this suit for a boy six
years old is ilk, yards: for si ten-year-old
siz-« ilk; yordmlor n twelveyear-om size,
33,; yards
The pnltern, which is No. (3645, anti
I‘Plinlfl for twmity-llvo units, is out in
aim for six. eight. ten and twelve-year
old boys.
EVENING SENTIIEL
OOUPOII.
nootllnurmmu Fatwa one else of so.
H‘u‘i.
Uni villa mil. 'ill in run: llama-ind slim-l
and "M.” Ill ”all“ n .0
Sturtevsot's Bargain ”one.
this .
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graffiti“ V... ll ta, 817.13%“
1m. moons and it cum
My.“ mum. at HH’HMD": Mm
and Ann wow-vs. Hootb bin .
04ml Tflumll.
instant re'l ‘f and c murmured «pi-e by the
"a" rows-ilk. mln‘l turn or "an and
emf..." lilo-mu. Witt «14 mo km to your
gum so i loco-l iri! h a booklet viii
l its
ll iitill nus-colt transitioned » e16,
credit. wigl flood: too it "would! it
he: panel gander, swan '
The Model-1 Cleaner
will clenn house quick and easy.
No mops, slops, or muss.
. "l
Ciillds 8i Cbllds,
6 Harrison street,
New York.
Semi 10 cents l'
lull It! Willi-toil !
you .islpail one
take gluiIAmI.
sire .\u. 5.
A‘ FAMOUS REClPE.
How the Hobokon Turtle Club Concoofl
Its Time Honored Turtle Soup.
Good livers will be interested in this
recipn.
By it 150 pounds of turtle will pro-
duce 30 gallons of soup. It is the recipe
used by the Hobokcn Turtlo club for
many generations, and the original
recipe is now in the hands of the stew-
ard of the club:
Take a kettle of 30 gallons capacity
and fill nearly full of water. Put in 8
sets of calves’ feet (32), wt ll cloulmd,
and 30 necks of beef. To this add 2
dozen parsley, 1 dozen leeks, nhalf peck
of small onions and nut and popper to
suit. Boil the whole to rags, about 20
hours. ..
Kill the turtle, scald off the thin out-
side glared portion and take off fins. Put
the shell, out up into small piccos, into
boiling water until thccitl'on comes ill.
Then add the turtle moat, also cut ll‘
small pieces. To this add the moat of i
calvcs’ bonds which have. been sold
ciently boiled to rcmovo the skin.
Strain oil the stock through a fine
sieve. Strain twice out of pot and back
again. Now add citron and boil three
hours. Then add turtle nit-at andcaivos‘
heads and boil the whole until the cit.
run is wholly done.
Add these spices: Quarter pound each
of ground nllspice, ground cloves, mound
mace and ground nutnicgs, n pound of
sweet ninrjovnln and the, some of thymi-
ulid summer savory, with black and
cayenne pepper to taste.
Put flu: spices into two small inl'
bugs and drop into tho pot until satis-
factorily scorched, taking out and put-
ling in ngnin‘froui limo to limo nu!
occasionally squcoziug the bags into tin
pot.
After adding tho tui‘llo illi‘fit nuri
culvcs'hcnds boil ilvo hours until ill:
the sour taste is coll-é. Bill. ovcr it slow.
lite and ho sum to 1:00p well stirred tr
ovoid hurtling.
Will it cook». :1 and pourcl i=i‘0 Yin-,4. ls.
lit it got pill'fcl'lly cool ll"ll.‘l‘.} (’l'Tt‘i‘l'l‘.
up or tout-hint: v. llll ii spoon. it tllollll.
listtilnc :i in iritilious ("‘iRh‘llJil’lll'y. K'st’l
at some li‘llilli‘l’llllll‘t‘. 1's" ‘3 unliouslxiol
of cl:i"et. slurrry :iull llldllily.
Original i'l-l'ipi- ll! prls».us:liilti t f M. P.
Phillips. shutout llobokcn Turilorluli
-—-l\'lr\v York licl'Iil'l.
POISONOUS POTATOEC.
Au Alici‘uid (,‘riliml Solzliziiiu Docs (ii'rii'
Illilungc Swim-fillies.
It is not wry rare to we serious nt‘
Cillcuts llllIllll‘ll by poisoning from tip
use of potatoes in places \vhoro focal i
supplied by ('f'llll‘il"l‘, us l'lrit‘llldllll, pris
«ms and li:it‘i':u:k.~‘, ulul :islnlii.~lluu"llt it
expo-so rl that this precious :tml highly
"hllllllilt'tl food slull Mould bu (‘upnllll
of doing so much illlllliillt‘. it is Well it
know lhut the potato, (.‘Vl'll when lilJSO‘
lutely sound, Contains a curtain amount
of ll \‘vgclulilc alkaloid l‘illlt‘l'l solarium.
The remarkable point is flint. this sol
union in much moi-o abundant in sums
lllI'l.’ than in winter; whereas ltllllllllllll‘
to .0“ pr kilnurnln from November
to l"(‘lli‘ll:|l'_“, it roaches the figure of.‘.lli(i
in July and August. This I’Vll would
not bu very great if the production of
tho alkaloid wcro not still further in-
creased by tho prmsrss of gorrniuulioti
and putrcf‘uctiou of the potato. The use
of potatoes deteriorated in this way may
give rim to cases of poisoningcliuroctcr-
izcd by vomiting, diarrhea, fever, di'
lolml pupils, convulsions and profuse
sweating.
It i-l usually in tho mouths of Julie
and July that those lit-cillt'llls ("‘cur, iit
lliulnmnriit wiiru the potatoes of fit"
*prl-mnllllg your have lwuull to germinate
and rot. 'l‘lic coulrovtorscf the above
most lulled ortnhhslmwuts llt’llfl thorn po-
iutors llli'l‘i‘, since tiny have no loliurr
oily marketable value; bvt'lulsctho new
potatoes are already large and reduced
in price.
It is therefore itccossary to watch
three supplies ill a roost careful manner
and to refuse potatoes that show any
black or sol'tvtmi spots or that have be-
gun to germinate. As it around thing
prllllmflfl used in eating should be a!
fresh as possible—Paris Ilcruld.
Au amusing chapter ot lltersry history
might bewrltterl on the difficulties of new
ellstuovcr the titles of their books. Not
one is sure if he prints a story in America
under a title that seems to him absolutely
original that some one Won’t turn out to
have used it already in England. Wei-c
call that Mr. lime-oils not long ago laid to
publish a hook in England under a differ-
ent title from that which he kept for
America, and now Miss Margaret Sher.
\‘Nlilll, who was said to be bringing out a
llflVol called “An Experiment in Egcylsni,”
ls announced to have rechrlstened it, be,
Inni publication, ”A Puritan ilchomlo.’
linens Melt-t had to go through the satire
mmiatlou the other day, and her new novel.
"Collectors.“ comes out undcr'tiiat desig-
nation only after harlot: suffered the loose
puzzling transformations. There ought to
he a place of registry somewhere to assist
authors in finding out before they publish
whether their titles have been anticipated
or not. lit the some time. mi repent, there
seesaw
on 1 Wire ml with meals
figmm ,
The Prise Kelsey. However. Is Still With-
held ruin the lotion]
8A8 FRAIEOIBCD, Doc. 5--Thomas Shar-
key, who was knocked out by ll‘itzsim-
areas on Wednesday night, is still in bed,
watched over by three physicians They
say he is improving, but that it will be at
least a week before he recovers from the
effects of the injury he says he received
from Finsimmons in the eighth round.
At least two of the physicians who have
examined Sbnrkcy since the'light do not
believe his injury was received from Fits.
slinmons or that it was on by a blow
put all, but the generally accepted ballot
now is that he was accidentally fouled by
Fltzsininions
I). J. Lynch. Fharkey's backer, made
another attempt to have his certificate 0!
deposltfor $10,000 cashed by tho Anglo.
California bunk yesterday. The bank
manager told Lynch of the superior court
injunction mtrnining the bank from
cashing the certificate pending the effort
of Fitzsimmons to “prove fraud and cone
spiracy” and declined to pay the money.
Lynch threatened to bring suit against
the bank and the manager for the amount
of the certificate and also for damages for
the refusal to cash it. .
Sher-key has ten days in which to an—
swcr the complaint filed by Fttzslmmons,
and it is not expected that the legal fight
will be hurried. Fitzslmmons is titling
matters quietly and is making engage-
ments for his appearance at various places
of entertainments in this city and vicinity,
where he will give boxing exhibitions.
The poolrooins and bookmakers decided
to cash the bots yesterday, and holders cl
wagers on Sharkey were made happy
A sensational story is b: ing told in
sporting circles concerning an alleged tolc~
gram sent cast, it is sold. by Danny Nond-
lism, advising the placing of large
amounts on Sharkcy, with an intimation
that the tip wits valuable.
KILLED BY HER SON.
By the Unreleu Handling of A Gun 3 no:
Flt-11y Shoots His Mother.
SALEM, N. .l’., Doc. 6.‘—Mrs. Samuel A.
Baker, the wife of a prosperous former of
Hancock Bridge, was accidentally shot
and killed by her 16-year-old sun. The
boy was preparing for a gunning trip and
bud opened his gun at the breech. lie in-
scrtod two cartridges and snapped the
breech together again, when one of the
cartridges, which had not been pushcl
fully into the blu'rel, exploded. Mrs.
Baker was standing at the time near the
gun’s point.
The heavy charge of shot entered her
back on a lino with the kidneys, and with
an exclamation of pain she fell pl‘JStl'tlll‘
upon the floor. Young linker was stunned
for a moment by tho‘nwful result of his ,
carelessness. Then he hastily suiniiionml,E
old, but despite all efforts the unfortunate}
woman died within half an hour.
Young linkeris r.'most on. cd with uric!
over the ambient, although no blame is
attached to him.
Killed In Us Collision.
SYRACUSE, llec. .3.-—'l‘ho hook and lod-
of tho firo department collided at tho . ir-
1101' of West Fayette and Franklin street-l,
just opposite the Sow York (.‘clitrul dcpot
in this city, whilo responding to an nlurm.
.lmncs ll. Murphy, driver of the truck,
was almost instantly killed. Michael I).
Gleason had his right lcu‘ broken, fllltl
Laurent-c Schmuel. Abraham
William P. Sluiusrlmcsscy and Adam
Group. ull fircmcll. \vcrc more or loss
seriously injured. The horse which drew
the hose curt was killed. Mlll‘pllys' neck
was broken.
Improved Conditlon gt Cliippewl.
Cutrrswa Hus, Wis, Doc. 5.~The
water has roccdcd 37 inches, and many of
tho buildings lately ulllil‘l' flood are cont
incur-lug to rcupiciir. Sonic of them have
been crushed in by the ire. A few busl‘
iiess men are moving back, although the
majority will remain at their prom-tit loco-
tiolls and (like chances. The ice inn-k
has roused it) grow. the anchor li't‘ boiuu'.
carried lllltlt‘l‘ the gorge by the swift cur-
rent of the river. ll' prosont Cill’ldllli'lll!
continue, the loo will gradually went
away. ‘ilivorybody is fooling not only re
lioved, but very snugulnccvcrtlio outlook,
Requisition For Monks.
NEW YORK, Dec. fi.-—-Clilof of Polio»: N.
N. Murphy of Bay City, Mich. has urrlv
ed hero with requisition papers for Rich-
nrtl Grant Monks, alias Wellington Thorn
Waite, whose arrest has been reported in
these dispatches. He is badly wanted in the
western town for oral forgcrlus ho is
said to have trnusucm . Monks was tun-oil
from Chicago to liut’fnlo, where he is sold
to have passed several checks, illlll thence
to Corning, where he succeeded in incur
inn a pass to this city on tho stronlzth of
his having previously worked its a surveyll
on the Illinois Central railroad.
Arrested by SplnlJPl'l.
TREX’mN, Dec. 6.—Jnmos Ker-soy, tlopi':
Korscy of Alexandria, Va., hos berm (‘llll
lured by the Spaniards in Cuba. Matthew
was an collinear on a tugboat, which Wu:-
said to have been wrecked and all on
board lost. He was successful in real-ll-
lng Cuba and joined the rocks of the in:
st gents. ’l‘lic ncws is brought by another
A uxnutirinlt who was in Cuba and lull
just returned. Julucs Kcrsoy will lay the
matter before the state deportnulut in
Washington.
Outlaw Dynamite nick Killed.
NEWKlliK, 0. T., Doc. fi.-——ll_vnuinlte
Dir-k, the notorious territory outlaw ovci
Wllt‘lfifillt‘ll‘l was“. reward of ”Mill, was
shot and killed in a tlgbt with a llllml‘t'i
of deputy sheriffs, in miles West of thin
city.
blind and for whose arrest a reward of
film) had born offered. was badly wounded
and captured. '1 here was a fierce intern
choline of bullets, but none of tho. dcputloe
was hurt. The remainder of the mug
escaped.
Killed by I Live Wire.
Pnovmsscs, Doc. {la-Juno's .luillrc, lls
years old. (mo of the oldest linemr-n in the
employ of the local branch of ill“ \i’cstcrn
Union mtupnny, was killed by grasping: u
live wire. Judge was straightening out
a crossed who when he canto iii contact
withtlio col-rout. lie full to the street.
in feet lclow, and when picked lipwas
still alive, but he died u low loiiiiitcs tutor.
widow.
-.. «mwsfl b. -. .. _.
Stabbed by Necross.
Mouoasrows, N. (3., Dec. o.-~A. (I.
Avery, Jim, a son of Judge Avery of the
supreme court of this stale, was assaulted
and seriously stabbed by two uegrcos last
night. lit: recovery is doubtful.
limousines
l7 r» C“
Melt/leer so...»
Bars on smsxsr‘”r“alo. “'
(lcr truck and hose curt of mmpnny No. l l
liousclic, '
limit: Maui's.
, t't-liii-ncl- of renders nod nil (illertillllli l‘t'
ty keeper in the New Jersey Htlltfl prison, 3
has received word that his cousin, Matthew
lion ('rnvons, u iiwuibcr of Dick‘s ,
. .— ‘ . yr rt 5 , .. _
slime s inseam: ,
" ’ , In .3970 i
. Fiction: ‘ THE HANNAH, the new nov-
el by DuMaurlsr,tbe eagerly expected sno-
eessor to "’l‘rllb ."lrsirna in Dumber alum,
bar, 1896, withi lust-rations from the au-
thor’s drawings. Anew noval by Frank
R. Stocktoik develo in: a 20th Century
Renulssnncewlullof amorous situations
and characteristically illustrated. A Pair
of Patient inverts, by William Dean How-
oils. —Otber at king novelettra by Amer-
ican. author is. 8 art stories by Mark Twain.
Thomas Nelson Paige, Richard llardinir
Davis,; (liven Witter. John Kendrick
Bangs, Ruth Mummy Stuart, ()oluvc
'l‘baner, Mary E. Wilkins and other pops
uiar writers.
, Science: '35th of the Progress of Sci-
encednrlnglhe iibh Cantor n. series of
paperslby Dr. Henry Smith \ lllllilllil,§llllo
plemeutrd by contributions on a ccial
subjects by expert scientists. Attic on on
the relations of curious ps etiological
manifestations to physiology y Dr. Aii~
drew Wilson.
American Features: The Mexico of To-
du ' a series by Charles F.
sp endldly illustratedwlhc result of a re»
cent Visit to Mexico, undertaken for Harv
pcr'. Mauritius. Mexico is [ire-eminently
a silver producing country. and its mouo~
liiry operations rest entirely on a silver
basis. Owingto the keen discussion of
certain economic problems in connection
with issues of urgent importance in Amen
icon politics. iheso papers will command
ucllcl‘nl intention. American Historical
Paper-shy Woodrow Wilson, John Bach
Macllnster and James Barnes. The true
story of Sheridan’s Ride, in Gaul}. A.
Forsyth. Continuation of owells’ Per-
sounl Reminiscnses of eminent literary
Americans.
Africa and the East: White Men’s AL
rlcu. a fully illustrated series of papers by
l’oiilt-iu-y lsigeiow. the result of personal
observations during it recent iri to
Africa. covering the whole field of turn-
pciiii exploitation of that countr '. lliu»
trawl articles by Stephen Bulisul on the
transformation going; on in Eastern Sl-
hcrin, recently visited by the author.
Hungarian fikctches, written and drawu
by l“. liopkinaon Smith. The full story
ol the rucent Coronation of the Czar, by
Richard linrding Davis, illustrated by
R. Colon “'omlvillc, who Wits commis—
lonr-d by Queen Victoria to paint a picture
of the ccreiliony.
Newspapers are not to copy this adver-
ll-l‘lll(‘lll williout the express order of
llnrper do Brothers.
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periodical for Women, will enter upon.
its ililrllrtii volume in l-“UT. l
As a fruition journal it is iinsurmisst-d. ,
‘lltlll is oil ll»llt"’l|i‘ll3‘.tlll0 rcquisilc furl
:l-wry \l’v‘sl'llrr‘ssul ll‘ullllin. Katherine;
i llel‘lei-el wrilvs ll. \vcl-kly is let on enrol
ircul fashions from Paris. In New York ;
l l-‘zulnoirs, find in the fortnightly pntteru i
rim-t. supplement, Indies find full (lellills,
lilin-olimis and diagrams for goivnsnvrups.
l'HM children’s clothing. 'Suililoz, Baudc
null f‘linuios llrnw flllll engrave the fl€“'t'ldl
, and fluent. i'ut'isinn «lesions ewry work,
l 'l he. surmi‘ for 151)? will he: The Hell
'llrlilgc Ai‘lullllurllvoll, by Maria lululw;
; Pool, and I‘ll: llt'l‘ Qliiiillullioo. by tlcluveL
l l'liiinrt. Short Morin will llr'f'tlilliiltlllly
Jprowuicd by lmlliout. which, itiilong
: whom are Mary ll. Wilkins. llurril-t l’rcs-
lvott sin-fluid, Marion iinrinu. ltlilli Mo»
lio-ry Stuart, \‘ioln liosslmro lilitl Mur-
i rum .‘ll'lHll Brier-or.
i What Wolm-linrclloiiilriuvnrious puris-
lof the. Moon will form a series of l-[lt'i‘iill
lllllt'l't-al.
i Ullil‘l‘ interesting features are “Thi-
glhll‘lllltll' Woman." devote-ll lo lirlilllillil
isports null ililnlllllt‘n; Music. a weekly
li‘lilif‘ltl Nillillllll‘y of mum- in New York:
l.\llllilrllr 'l'hcnti'ivnls,‘ Embroidery null
. Nordivw-lrk. t‘crcmooy :inlt Etiquette.
ill-Juli llulhl‘kt‘t‘lllllfl", \Vlml (iirls ttl‘e' l)...
. lull,” "(‘lirrl-iit Social Ei’cllls," iillil Pet'-
,smmls gleam-«l lrolo oriulunl source-s.
? \‘lonicnniili Molt. (plum-l '1‘. \\'. illu-
uimuu willrt-gulnriy continue his \‘Iilll
i ;\ll§\\'l-l‘»4 to Corrt-spomlcillx.
Till-s col
limit is conducted ll 1‘ llit‘ lwiulil ltlltl coo
li‘wlvcli :irc illi-Wi'l't'll in rolnlioii
lllrrllllllll‘l' and fully as practicable.
Art. 'l‘ln- linznr is o llolnbii- picture .
rulillery, reproducing the Illinhl llt‘flllllllll
Works of [\lllt'l'.(‘llll and lnrt‘lqll artists. a».-
orrsciilw! in lb.- nnoliol l’uris Hilll Now
1 York exhibitions. Wit and Humor. livery-
l holly turns for ii hearty laugh to the [in
lznr's lust llllL'l‘.
An All llolloll \aniiun's l’iwcr. Whn'
more iippruprilm- gift (‘ltfi llt' mode to “'llt‘,
lloiiluiiu-r or ~lsvrr than it subscription in
' linrpa-r's llnznr? St-I'llrv itflnu n welt-oun-
visit-lr in your hollwlioltl (”or l-‘HT.
lchspnw-ro ":0 not to copy ibis liilv‘t-l'»
f liscllwni wil limit. the express orders of Hill
l pork llrolhi-rs.
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lino To Prevent Pnrumonls.
At this limo of the year it cold is very
easily contracted, and if left. to run its
course wrthoutllicnid of some reliable
culiull medicine is liable torcsnlt in that
dread disease. pneumonia. Wo-know of
no better retro-dy to cure a couph or cold
than Chamberlain's Conull Iiuiliwly
We have used it quite extensively and
it has nluuys given entire sulifiiction —-
()lngnh. Imi, ’l’er (Thief
This is the only remedy that is known
to be a certain preventative of pneumon-
ia Among the many thousands who
have used it for colds and in prime, we I
have never yet learned of a single case l
having resulted in pneunmuis. Persons ,
who have weak lungs or have reason to
fear an attack of pneumonia, should
, keep the remedy at hand . Thu 25 and
i 50 cent sizes for sale by 0. C. tilillsoil.
llllnlmlil, .
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Nous: our ‘ L03dll'lg‘ Millinery NONI our
'rl-ts: sun ‘ rise:
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oooos Cloak Store! PRICES
5°LD' In the Twin Cities. Patv‘u"
» ‘ We are selling
Millinery .
and
Cloaks
Cheaper than any other store in the twin cities. We car-
ry the largest stock, the best assortment, the newest styles. ‘
We are alwaws'first in showing the leading novelties of
the day.
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swing
a
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Patent
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AND PLEASANT
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tester Fishermen. '
' ADRIFT wrrsour men only ,
They Took Turns at Lansing null 03%
won the now- Pointer to Keep ‘ "
'l'erlslilpawl’lck'ed Up by a sane
men Lloyd laser-ion " '
New Your, I‘m. 5....The Flofmfill.‘
sturdy fishing muck, sailed out of Glow
costar, Mass, for the Grand banks on
Nov. 11. (led aid haddock were pldb
and the log rhmm'l nothing but “ ' ”
luck and a good catch" till ti o shon'ltnetl
roughed, 70 miles south of Nova 300“!
last Saturday. ' ,
At 10 o‘clock that day Captiln curse “
onion-d two of his crew, Patrick J. Fold!
and Joshua ill. Fey, to set out t‘nwls. 0M
cf the 14 foot ilol'lel was cro ,, ed overt”
side with the tubs of baited lines and ‘
books, on] the two fishermen rowed awe
Business was l‘ris'r aboard the mm)
This" who were not out with movie vie e ”
baking and cleming, and ti 0 Eleven»
kept on into the mist. 'ltic sun was dimly
visible. A cloud soon shut oil thumb. and
the mist deepened into a log absolutely ,
impenetrable. ,
Foley and Foyhad taken no food and .
no on or with them, for they expected to .
pick up too sch wncr by noon. When they
had finished their work, they began to
think about fading the Florenoi. , .
They heard her licin .nl rowed end “
rowed. Run-y lllW ard t or do; lay on
ti eir ours and shouted. 'l‘lvl’lght turned
into night and the men derided to wait
till mo n n ; before fooling around for the ,
schooner. '
Lighting tl elrpirel ttedoryirenwaifel
for dav n. Sunda r trot e Junk and cloudy.
Ito e wasn't a. sign of tire Florence aty-
whcro. The men had no com) a. a, and
there was no son to guide. They decided
to row for Nova Scotia rnl bent their
in “us a‘l (av, piillingin the (liiestion they
judged to Lo right.
in ti e dusk of Sunday a steamer was
sluhtcd. hull down. la‘oloy hoisted his 0 1-
skins on an o r, 1 nl both hulloed. but the
ste'rnier di. in sight ti 6 n. A ga'o from
too no tiiWcst struck 1h.- dc~y. It began“
to get bitter cold. A wave broke over the
dot-y. When she ri htcd, s'lc Wes half full
0: water, and three of ti 0 .our one were
gone.
The day‘s head was tur: ed toward the
libel: 0? the 0 ran sh where no it last hope.
lcy blunts. s'cct oi dsl .ollseutllko knits}.
With a pillnlu.’ ti o receipt: a ll] starving
men lashed L'iltll (.tlin' into warmth end
activity. To sloop lucizu (loath. Both
takes out ink, paint, ~ . .. '4'
tar, pitch, grease ix
and stains from \SPOTll‘lE
clothing and car- , ; .. 1;, '
pets quickly and ”all. EAHL
completely and ' .
ficrjxuves'u Ring '
~——-—NoAcl<i.——~ , Manitoulin”.
. Noutiplcusant odor. audllry'loodssmns
_ Notinllnmmable. Samples mulled. Sc.
L. B. SUTTON. New Canaan, Ct.
MM
Sold by A. Dickurmun & Son, Bo. Nor-
walk: Finney & Benedict, Norwulk.
Jacob M. Le ton,
Fire. Life nd l
Aoolden
I N 5 U R A C E ll
Real Estate and House Agent
Ocean Steamshl Tickets, and Steriiue
Drafts. cons Negotiated
and Stocks Sold.
OFFICE. 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
Next to Post. once,
~lOU'l‘El NORWALK. : : : -. CONS
\inmro Public, itcknnwlarlqmentn Taken
Scaly eruptions on the head, chapped
hands and lips. cuts. bruises, scalds,
burns are quickly cured by DoWitt's
Witch Hazel Solve. It is at present the
article most used for piles, and it always
cures them. G. C. Stillsoii and E. 1’.
Weed.
dressage;
The far-
urinlis ,, glut;
“35“" . , m "in“.
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"Excuse me, observed the man in
spectacle-s. "hot I :im a surgeon, and
that is not where the liver is ” “Never
yr ll mind where the liver is." rctnrtco
the other. “If it was in his big too or
his left ear DnWitt’s Little Early Risers
would reach it mid slinkeit for him." (i
C. Stillsou and E. P. Wood.
To Care A Cold in One be;
Take Laxative Brouio Quiiiiue Tab-
lets. All druggists refund the money if
it fails to cure, 3.50. For sale by It. ll.
Pluisted
HARPER’S WEEKLY
In l897.
Willi the end of lliiiti Harper‘s Weekly
Will have lived forty years. In that lllllt‘
it'lllis plirlio'ipulctl \villi oil the hull flllll
p ll‘i'rl‘ at. its (lflllllllllilll In llil‘ arr-zit pnlili
col events of the ”it!“ interesting! tlllll 'lln
portnnt period to t be history-it the culiulry
and it has i-pl‘t‘llll before its rcmirh thi-
acctlliiplisliuicots of “('lt'lN't‘, um and let-
turn for the lnslriiclioii of ”W human mind
and lllt' amelioration of human conditions
nod of Illfllillt'l‘li.
What the Weekly has been in its spirit
luni purpose, its these have llt‘t‘li llillilller-
will continue to be.
it. to liilpiNHllllt‘ to unnnlimre- with pre-
cision till flint llli‘ \vwkly will contain
during Iiicyl-ur [597. ll \wri- its cow to
iiiiliolioco “hill is about. lo happen in lht-
\W-l'lil, Wlllll triumphs for umni govern.
"it‘ll! tire to be Won. Wlml :lll\’lilli‘s'~ of tilt-
people are to be made, “but is to be ill--
outcome of the c lilllilll'lt-i struzzm tw-
tween the. spirits of Will‘ lll'll ill-mm, what
is to linllllt'll in the fur Hunt, whol is to be
ibi- slate of Europe lWi'iVo months llt‘lltfil’,
whol new liiurvl-ls of sou-tusoorc-t i be H'-
veolcll, or wimt arc in loathe ill-liii-volnent.»
of nrls and letters, for the Weekly is to be
u voctoriai record of all this.
f‘urlooos Will cont tone to be u feature.
Ht‘l‘lill Stories: A New l‘ltiuioml story
bv Mow Mill-y it). \thkii'u will lwulll in
January. A lnlc of a Greek l'lirininu
Amount tho’l‘urku. bv Mr. E. l“. Benson,
the llllihol‘ of “Undo,“ will follow. A
m-qlli‘l to "The liotiw-llout on the myx.“
by Mr. John Kcndril'k Bongo, illustrated
by Mr. Peter Nowell.
More short. Marie's will npnenr la the
Weekly than it has been possible to pill»
After hearing some friends mmtirm- l
nlly praising Ulliilulwrloin's (lotto. (‘ltol- ‘
' era and Diarrhoea itelnorlydjurtis Flock. .
. of Anaheim, California put-chased n‘i
bottle of it. for hisownusvuollisuow
as enthusiastic over its wonderful Wilrk _
as anyone can be. The 23': will 50 i‘i’lll’w
sizes for sale by G. (l. Sl-lllsoll.
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l
‘ Absolutely pure. perfectly harmless:
and invariably reliable are the t!l1i|ll-‘
tics offlou Minute (Jonah (,‘nro. it.
i
trouble. Children like it because it is}
pleiislmt to take and it. helps ”Will. 0. l
is. saloon and n. V. Word. 3
~ 'l‘bntltoft,rirb.izlossy slzoenlwso muchl
admired in hair. can be secured by the
use of Ayrrs‘ Hair Vista. All the insets
licenses cellars requires as metre the
' dial.
heir st intent or
t .
handset, is
lirb during WW.
”l'plll'llllt‘lllh: Mr, W, l). Hum-H’s
“Idle and Lotti-rs" linvl- hot-ti,:iltvmm the
must (llilll’mlll‘c features of ourimtli-ol lite"
l'lllill‘i‘: Mr. E rl. Marlin. illl‘l ullit‘ld will
t'vlll'l‘lllllll'llllleerUlflll'Hlli What is will”:
«it in "This “may World,“ ”Amateur
Sport" will reins‘ln the rover tuition-toot
llr'lmrmwol of its klml lli llw mlnilry.
’l‘hi- Wi-okly will continue to present to
its rudders the wnrhi’muw» mu-t. liill‘rt‘slp
mil to I‘lllt‘rli‘ilnrt, in lllllkt‘ important lid-
vum-es in bo b ”in lllvrm'y nod lil’llulli"
lrmlirlw, not! in rr-lmo for ”It'll the loud-
lvll: Illili'l' ill tile illustrate-ll j urmilislli of
Hellvcd in Johnston, ollorc lit-leaves" net-er fails in colds. creep and lmm‘lhwwurul.
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”It'llll'lll Without the express order of
Harper til ill-oi llt‘t‘n
ll A ii i’ it it‘s W l: E h’ l. l“,
For One Year,
Pasteur free to all subscribers in the Uel~
ted alum, Census and Mexico.
li-d principally in its i-dlturinl prices, it.
two 1
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Bee. 0. Stillson’s
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'82 Washington St.. £0.Noroelk.
llnhysicia rieromeo
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Can be consulted at her ofllco
“All BROAD Banner, Bninosrosr, 00am,
From 10 a. m. to 7 p. in. any day except
Sunday.
The doctor is a regular physician and for
the past nineteen years has made the diseases
of women uspeclaity. Ladies suffering from
any tiltileulty incident to the sex can consult
Dr.(lullford in the strictest confidence with
theassurance of receiving the most skillful and
scientific treatment known to modern stir err
and medicine. Home care with nurse ur-
ulsbed when r uired. Terms moderate
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mourn mm swam
South Norwalk.
Sample Books of Latest Styles of Papers
Borders and Gilt Mouldings taken to
houses for inspection, on notice by postal
Estimates (lb—art‘ullv Given. inc
worsens?“
Now and loomed-Horst
eueelss.
sessions,
clltitllolis,
GAIDPIIS.
SPIIDLES, ITO.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL
om sun on rm.
HENRY TILLY.
J.D.JENNINOS,
U N D E RTAKE R .
KNIGHT STREET. ‘
Norwalk.
Opp. Street Railway Depot,
MlDENCE ELM STEM.
TELEPHONE CALL, ll.
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senses III!
II Woohlnnou “root.
Open daily from No 18 a. m..end from
in?» digits" and on ileum evenings
interest allowed on deoestts. ‘
Niel YUM.
,, ., .
,n.
were sutl'crin ; 1 award of starvation.
Tin-ours tin-i tongues Swellml.
Theirtobnccu the fishermen thrt or away.
for it only increased their thirst, Which by
Monday morning had entirely supplanted
t‘ clr desire for food. 'l‘hcir throats and
tongues swelled ill‘;l the‘rlips cracked. All
Monday it stormed and snowed is little.
Foley tried to jump into the sea in his
frenzy for water, but Foy hold him back.
Foy scooped up 'hc tin cup full of sea wa-
ter time and ammo and let it drip drop by
drop into the or c in. Folev wantegltodrtnk
it, but was prevented. The sight ofwater
dropping from the dipper seemed to be re-
freiiiiug. Tuesday was clear and cold, and
\Vcdnvsdny morning found loom both in-
cased in ice. it began to snow and hail.
Gathering up the crystals, the men ate
them.
“I think ill give up," grcaued Foley.
“Not yet. Put." sold i’oy. "God was very
good to us and sent us snow. Maybe he
will send a. ship along now." The men
prayed, and Foley stood up in the bow to
‘I-.:. 1; around. ,
lie fcll luck. with a cry, and pointed to
tho heri’on. Ic we: the smoke of a steairr
ship. '1 be men hoisted their signal again.
The North Hermon Lloyd steamer Drea-
den sighted the dory and bore down. Fo—
ley and Foy had to be hauled aboard by
bowlincs.
The Drunken mind into New York with
the cod flshcrmcn safe and nearly well.
They will return to their-homes.
Fan-lids End the Gallows.
MCLEAVSBORO, Ills, Dec. 6. —- Fred
Bchnie, is be murdered his wife and child
on Easter Sunday, has been executed here.
The trap was sprung at 12:30, and ill!
neck was broken. He made no statement
on the scaffold. ()ri Easter Sunday morn-
ing lust lie-lime and his wife quarreled
over religion. After humbly boating her
with an ax. Belinio threw an old piece of
carpet . ver his wife‘s body, and on top of
that pilo'l a loud of corn fodder. He then
took his little 5: n, aged about 3 years, and
with a rope luiuucd him to a nail in the
old stable. Ilclimo was captured the next
tiny about 20 miles from his home. He
made no dcninl of his guilt. and when Ilk-
cd why he. did it pohted to his head and
said something there told him to do it. By
many pi-rsoiis llclinicwus regarded use
iiiouoiuanlao on the subject of religion.
Colonel Fellows Ill.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-—District Attorney
John R. Follows is seriously ill at till
home, 610 West ()rio Hundred and Fifty-
socond street. I its condition is the result
of his hard mimpnlun Work in Kentucky.
Tennessee and West Virginia. Although
completely Wornoiit, Colonel Fellows re-
turned to his olllcc immediately after tho
election and kept at his work until Tues
day afternoon. Since that time he had
been confined to his bed, and his condition
has grown «leodily worse. Physicians who
were called in consultation say that his
constitution has been badly run Mn.
and a serious nervous and stomach“
rangeineut has followed.
lien and near to right.
Csunno, W. Va, Dec. 6.——-A mateh‘loi
8500 a side this been made for a light it"-
tween Thomas Stevens of Cstletts .
Ky., and a vicious iO-months‘old beer“
Stevens is to he provided with a hunting
knife with ii four inch blade. The but“! :.
is to take place at l'atlettsbnru Christa-I ’5
flu. in the opera house. .
De Messrs II a heel.
Pants, Doc. flaw-Ill a duel yesterday"
Ferdinand do Lessons, quertermsster at
,tlic Thirteenth l-hasscurs, near m
7’ through Fractals, sergeant of the ,
toentb line regiment. The letter is in
Who hospital and ill reported to boil.
dangerous condition.
(intol- coellrsl lie-retooled.
Parscsrox, N. 3., Dec. 6.4M
Cochran has been reelected captain d
Princeton's vanity football eleven toe the j
season of 1M. ,
mews leo- was Inlet .‘
mm. 3. term M“
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