r.
’.
on?
1 Amok of Women dump.
Little, if anything, new con be said
on either aide. only» the movement
when toiteeif sosneinew phases or new
WHEN looking for-"Christmas presents you ,
will a; Well to inspect my stock. as l have“ a
large line of goods selected for the holiday trade
that are beautiful in design, of standard makes
uses Hie emigrate .
-.. u...- 4 v
"WM-TIMI i OPEN rmr Emma UNTIL m. 1.
A current. lawn-slum in _
net Box and Never Li» W'
Julie Roger): says: [but he viii/l
l nnuu nun
Christ-
mas..p, '
Presents
For All ’
and at attractive prices.
goods that. are desirable that are notto be found
elsewhere in Norwalk at
NORWALK. - '
A. W. AUSTIN’S
Juwsutv STORE,
Mott’s-Neutrin
e Pills
The great
remedy for
., $32.93?
" all nrrvous
' diseasesoi the
Hazleton
and
You will find many
CONNECTICUT.
. “"i generative or~
serous: Anna" ;. onto. m ”f either
sex, such as Nervous Promotion, Failing or
lost Manhood, Impoten , Ni lttly Emis-
sions, You Errors, lal orry, ex-
cessive use of Tobacco or Opium, which
lead to Consumption and Insanity. $1.00
r box I» mail: 6 boxes for $5.00.
liorrs column to. Plan's. Cleveland. one
Sold by all (imagines
”ream"
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.
Aided by our steam derrioks, saws. boro
ing machines.etc., we can quote
LOW Pptcnspu . -
All Kinds of Timberlllorkl
Churches. Factories or any Large Build-
ing Work a. spesialty.
SHOP, RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
LESLIE GAMBLE, Manager.
nl'i IY
HESE
HREE
.HINGS
SHOULD
INTEREST
YOU I
FIRST
There is a great saving in usmg
Cross Creek
- - GOALS
FOB. RANGE AND FURNACE.
These Cools are free from dirt
and slate; will be delivered by
careful drivers. Send order
for sample loud sud satisfy
yourself that our claim is cor-
rect. '
RAYMOND sites.
leaflet-mils.
Read
The
Sentinel!
St Lou's Pastry Flour. This llour .
WIII make better pistry with less
lard than the finest Washburn,
Pillsbury or Jones flour.
SECOND.
I am getting quite a good many
perfectly fresh home laid eggs:
some from my own (owls. When
you want eggs of this sort, inii vire
here, and you may depend on get-
ting what you buy; 350 dozen.
TIIIRD
lam selling nice butter at 25c.
Comparison invited.
LORENZO DIBBLE,
ll North Main Street.
W ._ ,_,._
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‘ .
’p» 1.1 ’ fis h "
llOw °°°° nFrEcrs AT oNc'E THEN
CATON’S VITALIZER
('2ch general or a cell“ debility. wakefulv
nests, spermatorh e. emissions. impolency.
parents, ere. Corrects functional disorders.
i own! by- errors or excesses, quickly rest-trill:
Lost Manhood in old or young, pivuig vigor mi
strength whorl; loi'incr weakness prcvniict , (fun
vcnicn: p;«-‘l::i~_;i:, simple, Cflf‘lIlI-II, niid legitimize
. Curt: I3 Quucu nun THOROUGH.
fli-w'l‘ M jinn/1w! by l'mt'lnnh'u: innit m
CATUN'S Vilulllcffl. :‘It‘ll: Grain“ if your liril"
:lxl din-s not 'i we ii. I‘:-ii.e SI prr pkgr, 6 lid 55
with written guarantee of complete cure.
Illlmllllh‘l ill, fl’lt‘l't‘ll 1's, cit ,, Iii-r- and I infillctilml
Send us shut-inch! iii l.-I'~C unit 25 l i~. i u .1 week':
trial lrcnluwnt. Illll‘. only unit l l n. l, prtwn A
EATON MED. CO. BOSTON. MASI.
Sold by Geo. U. Stillson, South Nor-
walk.
W... e- _.-m
BICYCLE
GIVEN AWAY FREE
UN
. December 3lsl, I896.
()ue beautiful $100 Peerless Bicycle, your choice of either ladies' or
gents.‘
REMEMBER,
This is no 675 wheel, but a strictly first-class Qioo wheel fully guaran»
teed.
Every Gash Purchase
(it see entitles you to one chance on this beautiful wliccl, tit
OLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
ill) and 42 Wall street, Notwullt.
NORWALK, CONN.
”Everybody'e Shoes Shined Free.
h. M... w.,..T."5:.._.... ,_ ..
When In Genet what to me for
Nervourlielni‘uv. Line of Power
Imootrnr .Illtnwliy,V'ainmcclunJ
other wen cwan-m any more.
use Feline I’llls. Drains merited
and hill vigor «richly restored.
if .lm .rev. "neon-mutilate";
' Morn 01.1111" In ten "LN. Willi
3.100 ordereuc m a platinum to
cure «defunct emoney. More»
Pill. ”InconLlnelandJ).
phrases that need to be met. But
against the argument of expectation,
the constant claim that if or when
women are allowed to vote the political
atmosphere will be clearer, tho corrup-
tion in politics will be done away with,
and the best social and moral interests
edvauoed—in answer to this argument
of expectation stands the argument of
experience, the statement of results
where women suffrage has been tried.
the fact that it has not appealed to the
women of the soundest, the safest, the
most substantial character and position.
And the argument of experience is
strong, uniform and pronounced against
giving women the privilege of voting.
If the movement does not die out of
itself, if it is not broken up by the
avowed ”dimensions, divisions and jeal-
ounics” within it, it is sure to be
matched and killed by its own outcome
and titanium—Right Rev. William Croa-
woll Donne, Bishop of Albany, Ill North
American Review.
Becomingnese.
Why do not women who are upper-
ontly intelligent give. in ordering cos.
tomes, it little less study to the out. and
more to color and gl‘lll’l‘lll becoming»
been? “She might have been sopretty,"
nnid one Wt'llllllll of nuother the other
day, “und nliowns so ugly! She bud
bright black eyes and it good nose and
nice whito teeth—those were all her
good points. .5116 was dreadfully sal-
low, and her hair was it yollowisligray,
and she was dressed in the very color
which not-outed every bitof ugliness-u
cold gray. If she had known it she
might have made herself look thorough-
Iy till-ructiye. She should have worn a
soft, grutwful black gown with n ruff
effect about the thrill“ to hide the lines
of age in her throat. Tlll‘ll, instead of
the gray turban. she should have worn
a dainty, cliin‘v. little black bonnet with
u choir of scarlet. velvet on it. In this
costume, with' her flushing block (yes.
her pretty tcctli, her nullowtu-nn tunic-d
to olive by the bliick lllllI ml, she would
have looked it picturesque Spaniard and
positively a handsome womunl"—-New
York Tribune.
The Honey Both. _
Tho fiiil of tho moment in Putin islho
1 “honey both." \"Illl‘ll in Tl’l‘lllllnll'lldl‘d
its ii skin fl‘t‘lIt‘l' and in very popular
with woniou who urn ll‘flllliIv'lI with
“Hillil‘t‘llilffi'” in tho region of the (‘ol'
lnr bone. Niiioii do Ligui'los tried its vir-
tues when she was tit the zenith of Iit‘l'
pmt‘t‘l‘ and was abundantly satisfied with
its results.
Tlll' honey both of today in but is 1'0-
vivnl of Niiioii'u old recipe, and thorn in
no reason why tlin faithful family tub
' should not ho used and slviiilcr dummy-i
disprirt themselves it In Ill-union.
Rniuwnlvr is ”I“ propl-r foundntion
for tho honey built. but if flint is not
(illlillllllhIt' :III t‘Kf'J'IIf‘IIl suhsiimto in u
lutuvispooiit’ul of minimum to on orilt-
nary bulb of Sin gallons of wutvr. Into
this throw it handful of salt, two luli'tw
éspmlifule of Ilil'lllllilllllu of soda nlid
tlit'w- pounds of ham y.
Tlll‘ IlillIl must lu- t- [llll uiid tln- "in
tzr~~rliviit~l well iiiixvd,” as Illl’ cookery
lmol: Ilzlhl it. This bulb should be tnkc-u
oii l‘l'lll‘lll;, lIIItI tln- bother ought. to let
IlI’I' t-lilll It‘l'lI .it burst 1.3 minutes.
The Nrw Molten.
Tlll‘ new moire». says :1 fashion writs
l'I'. urn itoiiirtisiui: I'l wonder over. Surv-
ly m~vi~r lu-fnrv Illli‘l‘ wutornl silks more~
l‘!qlll3~‘lfl‘ lil‘l'll prrpnrrd for tho iidorii-
ing of Will‘llt'l: tlinri lIll‘.~"‘ \vlili‘li' fir-ll-
ioii's piii'vi yore linvo how wt Inform Ili'l‘
voturiw. Nor utv tun Ilt'W colored lirov
(‘llfIl‘lI volwts iiit'i-rirr Ill bounty to tho
llinll't‘ii. A bountiful hlnrk tumi‘n hue n
liniidmuii- «Ii-sign “'Illl'll ulwuus with n
lovely pluispliiii'i-si-ivut trim-ii. Another
in Fl‘llll‘\\’(llllli‘rllll wily bus nought n ru-
fit‘Pllllll of pink lights. The (Il‘IIl'llltl
iiVi-iiiiigtiuls‘:iri'nll I'I'Ill‘l'svllll'il. While
moirwI l".lllllll|' poldi'ii lights. mid urn
hrflt'lllll'll with i-luiill (I gold lllltfih‘llni‘.
pulp sky blui- pnltvi‘ns lllt‘ illumiunnid
with sliitiiuivriiig silvz r. and tilllll'h‘l'
pink and tiny llllillVl' molt iuto opnllis-
rout. tints lirl tliv' moire t'iitt‘hvu dim-rout
gloom» of light. ’l‘livrt' iiri- nlso lIl'nlglIH
with wri'utlis of flowers imd i'iiluri'il
iiio'tlnlliuus in livlintropi- iuid urn-cu und
other fil'iIlIiIIlllIlIl‘ miiibiiuuioun.
Drew Culture.
A Ilrl-sn (Tulturv I‘lub that: llil" 0'5
members plwlgwi, nmoutz otlwr thing»;
to wi-nr their fzur \i'l'llllll'r gowns thy-cu
lm'lios from lliii ground or its lowest
point ntirl llll‘II’ ruuivxvi-titlini-iltrsm
YIlI‘l‘f‘ lIIl'hf‘H uliortrr till” Illl‘i two out»
sill-ring also the «ptvstum of ruituhlc
footwearfortlwslri-iit. ',|.‘Iio~ liiuh bicycle
show With lonltv-d upon with much furor
on tho brunt. kind of n t-ovvriiitz for tho
fvi'l turd IIIIkII'H iii utoriny Wl’ltflll‘l'. All
the Illl‘llllll'l'll of tho club nuruiid to dim
curd that birth Ill‘t'I. ”ll“ mul llII IIWMI
Ill'f'l‘llt' ntid stumble wouwu futilior
pltidur'd tlii-iiiuvlvnu to give up till uuimr-
fluouu Ilntirv Ill street. dross, ulllllll“ ni‘:
twnliit-sn rind qiiiutnvse rolhr-r tlum in
(ll'llllml'llllll nud nhowy model. AMIN‘II‘
"cotton to Itnsliiinds, ll Itmm't' wnlkltig
tin-«n "my be worn on Huttolnyn. niid
prtivrimnhly or. nthI'r Illlllfllly“, if this
braid of tho lioilsi‘bolil objects to tho til.
IM‘I'VIHINI (Iffl‘ir.--NI'W York Lot-tor.
New Drops-fl”.
Among the now mntvrinlu for tlrnprrv
it“: is is lnttiuo cloth which comes in
uhndm of term mild or of nppln green.
The fabric. though it is of cotton. hurt a
nllky appearance. It hangs in luvnnlifnl
soft folds. but requires lining. With
drnptiriw of thin cloth Htripml wall ph-
purs thiit liurtiioiiivp zirii inn-d, Another
iww ntutl’ fur ilrnporivn iii bouncers.
ntiinll bedrooms or littlv drawing memo
is known as tho i-olntiinl crime stripe. It.
too, is in union. most lmpioiilly iii a
soft abode of flfl’fjil, with the stripes in
block. A more tit-nimble color in the
Home fitbril' is of him. with ”rip?! of
white. luitileri-il by tlnrkur blue than the
ground. A plniii stud of the some color
and weave iii trend with those dreperiee
for the side walls of rooms.
Overcoat .§
does.
ready-lar—wear.
and shape.
lining.
lining.
man’s slam. ‘
We Sell
Golf Goods.
Gauchman's Goods,
Full Dress Goods.
Mackmtoslres.
Leadership
Don't Interest you?
Who sells overcoats best is
sure to bathe seller of'vaur overcoat
if you (built well of yourself.
Now as to the over-coals.
overcoat you can hope to find Is our 4
$30 garment—real tailor-made and l
Satin lined shoulders. clay weave
body lined or fine farmers salm, handsome in out
But overcaufs, good looks and overcoat comfort can be
had for lessévSlG buys a Nome-Ruler, bt'ue or black.
All wool of enr’vrmg color, lined with good quality
812, $13.50—B/ue and black Kersey Overcoals, and
Irish Frieze or Melton.
lined shoulders. skinner sleeves and clay weave body
This only starts our Overcoat story, but It’s enough to
set you thinking of Overcoats and of this store. ’
For your husband's or brother’s Christmas; a Mack/n-
losb, Initial or Hemslitched Handkerchiefs, Bath
Robes, Umbrellas, Fetching Nee/(wear. Mufflers—so
many (bingslo set you thinking for the men at a
{MttasfitCoa
OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL MN. I.
Yes, but it
The finest
Sl5—Kersey With satin
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BRIDGEPOR T, CONN
TIIE
7:1.m. [05 p to.
New York or its vicinity.
OLD AND RELIABLE
DailyDirectFreightLine:
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
Will leave l’i-cr 23, ii. R.. Iieekmzin street, New York at 5 p. in.
Leave Norwulk, 5 p. in; South Norwzilk 6 p. in. Freight received from
PRUPELILRS
How a South Norwalk Citizen lost
his Health. -
Aucrtslnlnu that Mr. Willi-m R.
Green. of « Spring street. had been el-
perlmpntlng with remedies for n throw
Ic case of kidney disease, our represen-
untive called on him for an interview.
When a boy Mr. Green enlisted in the
army and exposure and bardshlp left
him a legacy of very poor health. He .
its engineer at. Crtifut & Knapp's but
factory and is a well-known and re-
spected citlsen. He says: “We use up.
der the boiler about 2 ton of coal per
day lend as I do my own tiring I have
to handle It. It Is quite a Job for a
man that has kidney trouble and 1 was
always nnxlous to get rid of it. Slight
urinary dllllC‘lIlY set in and as i no-
t!ccd an advertisement about. Dunn‘s
Kidney Pills curing such entries. I got a
box at Plaisted's and took them. Since
takingthe first box my heck does not
ache. I feel ever so much better and
the urine Is natural. I am recommend-
Ing Dean's Kidney Pills to the work?
man in the factory."
The underhanded way Kidney trouble
works and shows itself leads many
away from the real cause. and much
euffcring results from it. When you
get a backache from my cause or
source. and it does not cease naturuliy
In I. day or two as general inJuries do
In a healthy body. you may decide at
once, it is u Kidney trouble. and atlark
It from the proper standpoint. And
that In just the stage to tulle It in.
too. for an Immediate and radical wore
Dean's Kidney Pills are for sale by
all dealers. Price. tilt cents per box. it
boxes for ’2 50. mulled on receipt of
price by I“(lSlt3r-Mllhul‘ll (‘0. Buffalo.
N. Y.. sole agents for U. 8.
Anyone who suffers from that terri-
ble plague. Itching Piles. will appre-
ciate the Immediate relief and perm»
nent cure that come.- through tlw use .if
Doun’e Ointment. it never fails.
A 'I’IroJliirdn \"oto In Idaho.
Slum No. 4 has \Vhé’t‘lt‘ll iuto lino for ‘
womuu eutl‘mge.
An unixnmplvd victory for woman
suffrage hit-l bi‘eii achieved in tho state
of Idaho. Hitherto suil'rugisln have only i
sought to lit-[nil] for womnn sutl’rntzu
constitutional amendments the custom-
nt'v majority of votr-s for Illl' question, i
wharf-Ivy amendments of srnto constitu- l
tionn are usually adopted. lint. in Idaho, l
on Nov. 3, more tlum two-thirds of the
votes oust. on lhiiouvstioii were rerot‘di-d ‘
for \Vlllllllli sull't'ugo. I
And yixt i! isolniiiicd by the opp»;
mints of wniiiziii sulfrnxi'i that. by a pn-
i'uliiir wording of the siitl'riigo i-luuso of i
1 tho Iilnliostutv constitution hVH‘lIlIIlIS:
cm or NORWALK, EAGLE Anni
VULCAN, ‘
of all lllll Will‘s i-nst .itngi-mirill ("liiitiou
nro iiwdml, and that tlivso not linviivz
Ill‘l‘ll giwii tor sullrnun tho umnuduicut .
is Inst.
Sui-h 1t provi~ioii wits invvr lllll'llllt'ill
‘ by Illl‘ mi-u who voted for tIll‘. now cou- .
“ stitutiuii. It would ho unjust. illll’HllllI. l
‘ uuduium'rntu' lllllI ituri'publiuun. Wu ilu ;
l plil'llliut'nf pirpnruntiiigthodisfrauirliisv- ;
‘ not bellow- tliiit llll' Hillll'l‘lllll l‘Olll‘l’ of,
j Idaho will so llll'Tpl‘F‘! the state l'lJllrill- ‘
‘. tiiiioii.
I'pon upplivntion to agents the City of Nortvalhl
Eagle and Vill'fdll will be sent tor special lots of freight anywhere in
Any hill'Il provision, if it iii-1,:
was l‘riiuilulvntly ll‘iilllt‘ll for the vpo >5 ‘
llll'lll of “'Hlllt'll and WM Ilt'YI'I' uiiilt-r- ‘.
i stood or Illll'lllll‘ll bytlinviitvrsof lilulio.
All persons are forbid trusting ;m)‘ of the employees of the boats Ul ‘
this line on account of the owners thereof.
GOUTH NORWALK,
Nash & VanScoy!
(ll isv i it holiday gifts.
article tor 3t peril-rt SII‘IK‘.
“th have the finest and richest ilhbllfllllCllll l'
liincy odd picci's, us well as dinner sets, that
run be bought outside of New York.
pines will suit all purses, but .in ezirlyixill is
rr'qui ed to rboos‘e the prettirut.
NASH 8: VANSCOY,
Cor. II. Iain and West Streets,
1 and bow wry llllll‘ll iiiliiiiriil Illt‘ \\‘.l_vi
. bull-rs tiuuingw ll\‘l'l' iIlI‘ll‘.
. in wry lllllllt‘ll‘ltlll to drug it loin; lll‘t“.~1
. through Illl‘ strw‘m in ruiiiv \U‘ttlltl'l‘.
‘ but id llio rillllli! imii- it In hurd to do .. , .
—-Ilo»:tou Woman’s Journal.
'l'hr- Illlin Shirl.
In l'l‘ll‘l'l lll‘l‘ lo thv ruin >lill‘l I would .
liki- to stigma-t :lIl iiloll. I burn Jll“. ring
Llirlll'll from nu i-xti-usivo ii-ip illiiuiil.
1
ill’ i-ourw it 3
ttlwilyr ill‘l'lll'tilllg to Hill \\'l".tll|t‘l'. Yl i.
1 only no shopping lll your Tlllll l‘llslllllli. ‘
We are now offering it hm: selection of Cut.
We guarantee every
:utiilv: to have Si lusting finish; We do no.
apply the term "rut glass" to goods finished
by an ills, n1. :5 dune i-lsowhcn', but buy born a
the best manufacturers; you can rclyou ran It
Out Iltit’ilniul;
(hum. of many designs, (‘ilflllllt be cxvcllcd l
Till:
‘ Yiiil. Ilvmlil.
" ltns Just Ili'l‘ll nppoiulwi by Qiim-ii Vu-
. lnrut to tho primary ol' llli‘ (:Illll’l’ll ol
_' I'Itiuluiiil. in nu Illt‘llI Ill'Illlllltlll for m;
but :tl’loi‘ n fvw lniut‘ul it l'It‘itl‘b, liv-
i-tlrl'uw urn dry llIllI l‘II'llIl. imd llll‘ll, «1
column ll ilolinli't look \‘I'l‘ll to Will:-
about iii Hlllll'l skirts. i
In I'Iuropv IltlIlt‘ti lliIVI‘IIlI‘Il‘HIrI‘I'l my
limit it nri'uuurd Hillllitl with one Lilli oi
with two buttons tliuyonii i-hnnuo llll‘ll
lll‘tIlllll’Y shirts to tho dvslrml loiupli. ll
looks point. men own. And should lll‘
will ship Hwy (ll'llpllii'il' Nkll‘lhl'tl lIll‘ \ln‘ll
ill length by simply undoing one billion
ul‘ one string.
lliwvninloit’u put. lllllilll’l'nllgl‘llllllll in
to it” till‘t'i'l ili'rwm, nud uvr-u tlii~ inlily
llllllll‘ oiwn gi‘iiitzilly burn it. Would yoi.
not Huggiwt the HIV“ luld Il‘l ilin Illllll'l
ill-o liow lliuy Illu- ili’wlmtll-r in Now
A “‘mnnn of Hood “'m‘lu.
Mfi‘. 'l‘t'uiplv, wile of thi-prolmv win
‘ ht‘ elm ps‘ shuttling lip.
Lls; Ill.'l
E urt‘Iiliisliop llllll on I' slut-u Ill'l‘ nmrriilw l
OONNEOTIOUT.
la
What is It?
that prompts you to buy your shoes at;
one store rather than another? Isn't It?
style. quality, tit durability end price list
to the shoe and prompt sud courteous
attention on the dot the proprietor null
salesman? If t one no the real lnilncu-
mental we look for e liberal thereof your *
pntrontsge
H. 5.. snows,
’0 'ISHIIOI’OI STREET,
bunch Now-mile, Donn
. ph‘“llll‘lll of tho lllldios' Home Miemoti
» iissoi'inlinti and of the Ludion‘ Ilimniim.
lino iilviilillml lll‘flil'” \villi runny wmul
wot-liq innovtutuii \\'lIIl IIll‘ muni- ol Iwi :
hunbmld. Ill llit-nveu of I'lxntorniiil lion ‘.
lion Mrs. 'l'uniplr- lulu two it gt‘I-ot l‘uvor l
ito with iilliiliwmis of society and in vim
nmn‘iuliou. film in tho dnuuhtrr of the
liiuht lion. W. S. Luevullne. M. l’..
third Hill of tho sommd Earl of Hum
wood. tim‘lnlw. on well on two of hot
II‘lIi‘l‘“, lliulloii. Morynnd thollon. I'lin-
mit linawvllow luow linily Edwnrd i “own
tiialii. lion hold tho post. of honor to hm
liltijt'flly. Among her other nvmtnplieli-
ml'llIFI Mrs. 'I‘t-niplo is n clover stntimzrn
Illli‘l', end but nvuipntlictin monitor uni.
tlin kindly tact. sh» her displayed in but
relations with the clergy and their four
than make her npnpnlur bOHN‘M.O-Klfil
ens (lily Times.
mun in the world who sleeps “all
up. And most likely hols right ‘
it, :ililirutzh tlwrt- urn many men,“ A ‘
who (‘ldllll to have done it under
pulsiou (luring: the lust \vnr. Jake
says that the reason he in so health
her-urine he sleeps the wuy he doemi
people. however. Wutllll prefer to .
a little less health and a little if"!!!
comfort. “ ’
The plane whet-o Julie 11th his him”
is not it very well populated one. It in
in Mendocino county, only a few lull“
northeast of Lou Robles, turd the beam
neighbor i»: some distance from hll ,
plan». But. ”11‘“, Julw doesn't want
neighbors, so that fe'hture is really an,
inducement for him. In foot, Julie $in
that tho reason he took up his present
tILIOdt‘ Witt-l to get fill of neighbors. He y
is not of it very good dinposltiou, and -
an effort to not. him to till): about any-
tliiug but bimsvlf will surely result in}
fililuro. .
It is sure to say that Jake’s house is
the only one of its kind in the world.
It in built to sloop litltlldlllg up in, and
it would be impossible for opener: to
slot-p II) it any other 'tly unless he curl-
HI up like a hour. Jake built. the house
himself out of boards and logs that he
picked up in different pnrteof the noun.
try. It is u queer looking affair, having
greatly the uppenrimce of a chimney
with it roof on it, and a very dilapidat-
ed roof at that. But the shanty is a
strong one and keeps out the wet. and
that is all [but is required. Even the"
latter is not t'i‘qulrt-d the greater part
of the yt‘lll'lll that. section. There is 0n~
lit the door nud no windows.
Wliili» the outside of the house may
look queer the inside looks queerer.
There is only one piece of furniture. and. .
that is what Jul-to calls his bed. It real-
ly looks more like :i Collin standing on
end. for it. 15 it sort of box tilted back
only it frw inches from the perpendicu-
lnr. It is iinilml at the bottom and also
at the top, so tlnit it is immovable. The
inside of it is lined with straw covered.
wuli cloth, to give it at little comfort in
cold Wi'illllt‘l‘, Joke Says.
\Vlivu Jiiko wants to sleep, all he
times is to lii bank in his box and close
his l‘fi‘t‘S. H‘- says it doesn’t tulle him
long to forgot his [l‘OUllli‘S. In the next
Ill‘t‘tltll lll.‘ will lt‘II you he has no trou-
bli-wi slur» he took to sh oping standing
up.
Jule: does no cooking lil his houao.
simply llt‘l'iIIIF“ tliiri- is no room. His
culinary department is lnruted under a
[I'l't‘ it short (ii-‘tuiii-i' uwziy. His food
consists of mi) thing be “All got by heg~
mug. borrowiiu: ir finding. But ho
doesn’t do min-h l‘Hll'lN-‘Illtz since the
neighbors IlltVl‘ uriivii to know him. '
"The war]: l slit-p i< this only right;
only for niiylim;y in sh up." said Jake,
“and the mom I' 1.. iipli- ('{lIlll‘ to their
sonsw and do M I do :liil soouvr disease
I will lu- utiiiiipoil out of the world. The
noblest animal of Nd is lIli‘ horse, and
How did I come
in linil out ilmi ll \ma llil‘ right way?
<,ll:. Illllf : »;i~y . trough Ill :iiie-‘wl-i'.
‘ Yl ii Sll. I “aw ~n k lift it boy way
with in Numb-l. i~i its. nlmul Til yours
ILL“. out not ,1 IIIIII lIillIl‘ llll' no Hort:
’l‘liiiiw- always was something
"li' illitlll i', and u~' soon till I laid down
131 Ill'lI lll\' lil'wl lwwlll inlll'lli'. But, do
you Ilium. lFIIlllll tlpil for litllftl centu-
;_v b» low I got our sniisv into me? Ami
(In '1 IWll‘i illll iiit'uliforuiu digging
for will
"lliii- night my lll‘iltl lIl'lKHI no bad I
l-oulllii't may l.I III II, :.ud I liud to stand
llgltlllrl the null in ;.."I l‘l‘llt’f. Without
knowing II I fill mil-rip. and when I
w-iiu- up] fell lllo‘ n ll' \\ mun. Imadh
up luv mind to elm-p tlml way all the
Ilmt'. but llllll iroulib- to lind it place to
do ll Tim is lllt‘ r» .i~<.u [moved out to
”EN plum It‘s: over l.'i yours ago, and
->l‘ punt.
, I havi- unvrr liml ii Hull ot‘ the old trou-
lllv‘ illllI um (‘tillYllll‘l‘tl tiiiit elm-ping in.
lll‘lI is llii- rituw ol' iill tho pill" and dis—
mw iii llw \\'lll‘IlI. Sloop stillidilig up,
illllI you \\ Ill I)“ it Iii-w limit in :I Show
llllll'. ‘
'l‘im winnin- llllllfl about .Inko’it theory
Ilt‘ :iilmiti: llmt Iw doesn't rust:
'. I“ u m» slv-vps Houdini: up. IIo bun to
h. 1‘; ii ninlwr III" tmw the next. day.
lie ~..v~' tlini li.i~ iioiliiiiu todowllll
'iirn all ii. though. for iiiiisi pi-oplu (it) too
mm ii “Ivl'li llll) limi'.--Sniu Frunoieco
lit-on Mauls-y null Jrrmy Lind.
Prob-“or )liix Illullvi' in (lllfllllflpflllr
lllll Mir-i that .\I'illlll' Sluully actually
.“n‘. [‘Ill from lino-obit; to iuunin. lino
l'\"'lllIl‘,£, at his hither-N illlltll'l‘ ill; Nttr~
\l'll‘ll, iIltIIIIy Innii biul lll'l'll HIIIRIIIH Hilli-
lIl l’u “I Know ’l‘lmi My Illiiliiiitiiiir Liv-
l‘lll Sliiuligv. its initial. told loft the
room. but In. i-uiiii- lint-u utter tho tnunin
wuu (H’l'l‘ :llllI w-iit shyly up toJeiuiy
IlllllI. “You know." Ill‘ mull. “I diuliko
mmw. I don‘t ItIHHV \vbiil pi opltl nltullt
Iiylliliiiirutu it I IllllVI‘l‘)‘Nlllllltlv‘mklllfl
llt‘lf, u» Hllimn' mu l'lilttl llIlllII. Bill,”
III’ mill with snow \mlltllli. “ltilliglll,
\Vll‘ ll lluui 2i 'Ili-lttlll‘i' I Iii-ut‘ll you allia-
iiit: i‘niu w u. I but ml iiililiiui of whats
pmipir Illl'lllI ln‘ liilil’ii' firullvtliillfilfifllfl
mu r luv \vbu'b I If"! lll‘\"‘l' l'rll before;
:II. It .. l lull It'll it 'Illl‘l' lutloro in my
.Ilttlll‘ Liml “A“ Mi intention.
‘minm )‘l‘itl‘i nun." bu vuutiitmul. "I
am» all Vii Him. and one viii-hing there
was :l lutiu-i le'orn tliu pttltll‘l‘, perform-
iul bylllll tlrunmwrn. I full elmknn, und
toiiiulil. whilo lletvnitm in your sings
iiuz. lllt‘ Hllllll fouling tflmll} over me. I
full rIWplr mow vl. ” "DI“M‘ men.” 0M
mlllt-ll, "I know III‘ menu! li, Ind i
morn humid compliment I never fli-
iivivvd Ill till my lift.1
nor Fir-t [trials
'l‘lu lint- brivillu mmln on North Amer- ‘
iI-nu imiI wr-iv imiuul‘twiurml by the
colonists of Virginia Ill llIlii. 'lflwy
worr- twirl in building llw church 3‘
Jamestown null flu rl'sltll‘llt'tle HI “I!
gnvvruor uml itio morn important bltb
zuiui. A portion of .Iniiicutown lillul'oh it
still standing. and the bricks of which
it wnuv built tire to mind preservation
slid notwur to have IIM‘I’I verv well mode.
Norwalk Chronicler