' , , My mas
, m an.
all: matter to make it latest
a toy that will closely imitate
needs by s incest, and the me.
,. are nry simple. Any boy
construct one with a little skill
' . god it will (ml-h much
, with, and a small tin box
mm in diameter and ii inches
,, so 0 a pepper or spice
email baking powder-can will
. the top and bottom, leaving
lludtlcal portion, which should
{attuned bye lap joint seam
its satire length. .
fictional-y store obtain a small
thin parchment, and with a coin-
- upon it a circle having the
. comm as the box, and half an inch
outside of Hill draw another. ' Then with a
M pair oi scissors out out small pieces
“I. Willem all around the edge be-
' lira. as shown in Fig. I. '
Soak the parchment in warm water for
slow minutes, then stretch and glue it
M to the end of the tin cylinder. binding
glued ends on with linen thread wound
ghtly around the box over the ends.
\ The threads help the glue in keeping the
parchment firmly fastened to the tin and
sellcveuie glued ends irom excessive strain.
When the parchment is dry, it will be
. ‘1} W. like thchcnd of a drum.
'wmet fiscal: may then be cov-
with home colored paper murciy ias~
toned on with glue. This will hide the tin
. tend improve-the lppearnnceoi this part of
the locust.
Next Whittle out a round stick 6 inches
" long and a quarter oi an inch in thickness.
‘ _ To one end hatch a smell bone button with
moor-three slim steel wire nails, as shown
‘ in Fig. ll. Melt together a piece oi resin
and a piece oi sealing wax a quarter the
'4? thoracic lumpy-They may be placed
'* .../ "15 cover. of the box and held over a
, lighted candle. Then work the melted
.‘rosin around the stick for an inch or two
stiheend where the button is fastened, co
» ”that itwillsppearneehown, also in Fig. 2.
( . ‘ V New obtain several strong horsehair-s
., ' and form a loop at one end oi them by ty-
ing a knot three-quarters of an inch from
‘ the and. This loop is to slip over the main-
silend of the stick and will be prevented
from working oil by the button. The other
tilde U! the horsehair are to be passed
WWII in)!“ hole made in the center of
the psmhmenhhoad and through a email
button or piece of cardboard, the ends bc-
“$30!! in a large knot to prevent their
1: u: througlfagnin. The finished locust
" Will‘fllcn appear as in the illustration. To
make it ling, grasp the stick in one hand
and swing the cylinder about it. This will
occult to give outaeound similar to that
produced hya large locust in full flight,
and the hate; it is revolved the louder it
will sing.
The soundvis produced by the friction oi
the horsehair against the resin on the
‘ stick, transmitted to the tightly stretched
, parchment and augmented by its vibra-
tion. The pro-lure is chiefly due to the
centrifugal force of the tin box as it is
Ishly mogthrongh the air.
R...-
_ A large locusteanbe made new a can
_ I r (lino ‘ hi , swung from the end of
a stick at t ng, but in this case the
stick must hold inboth hands. Such a
lotion, how Vet, should only he used out
not doors, on («h—3nd” would be dcaipning
iii the house, . Harry Adams
.7 W Punishment.
, ~ Bammyms a very mischievous
in 'scheol, but quick to think oi some
means toe-caps punishment when caught
in a mans.
WM in thalllth credo, his cousin from
Bi?“ V“? It“. VII Visiting him, and one
ill, first went to school together. They
It. In. doublessst behind the high stove
”til ”11"“. I good time. but bumm-
lli filth! noisy Ibo attention oi the touch-
er was am and she stole down un-
bound ll! Guild”I until she was just in
house! than Wellsoculd reprimand
thallium“. Gourmet-one poriectiy com.
nosed old said:
“Photo no. teacher—Miss Payne. this
3”»wa Mk White, from iinilaio,
”in with llll ‘Mlts, is vlnitinu mi.
Medium“ NM” havoyou mil. "
‘ Till imitation and Invitation were so
Mahmoud many given the macho:
continuum-I amiie. and. it is “Gild-
m lamina punishment was given.—
Wat.
not issue up to run.
Hitt-
t
‘i \.
l
i mime he» the!
W upon the tree
m ‘x
They Are out , ‘NorweihPeonieand
What They 8A? is 01MB!“ ,
interest.
When an incident like the following.
occurs right here at home it Is bound
to. carry weight with our readers. So
many strange occurrences go to the
rounds, oi the press, are published a:-
lacts when the intelligent reader
knows they manui be true. there Is no
wonder thal people are skeptical On
one suhiect hl‘fcpllclhlll is rapidly dia—
appeariug. This is due to the actual
personal ext-erudite of our churns, and
their pubic. utterances regarding
them. The doubler must doubt no
more in the {ace oi such evidence as
this. The public statement of a repw
table “1116“ living right here at home,
one whom you can see any (lay, lczi‘vce
no ground so: the skeptic to stand on,
.Mrs. I’hi?‘ 9 Plan, No. :8 Second
avenue, lid.U .‘s‘orwcllx', says. “My .lm‘
tors told u': l. lnul a genuine cute oi
Bright's (harem. One of them tx'raicrl
me ali’ildlly lor six umuilh. and then
gave iIlL' up 1‘5 incurable. My ankiw
swelled to mice their natural hllL'. iii)
hack mind .--.-:i wwrcly that I could not
keep on 3 loci, and I lizul urinary
(Tumble .-.~ 'i'll. 1 got tun lmxi-s- Ul
Dmu’e l<li.li”V Pills at l’lnidul's drug
‘torc. ‘i‘l'ty Yii‘lpwl m..- tzicuil). The
swelling in lllf.‘ ankles 5L1ll¥lili'il,(iliilllli‘
llai‘lim‘lics a'l'l urinary troubles lllfiflllv
poured for He lime l,l('llij.',, 1 hollow.
Dunn's Kidney l’iils‘ mil entirely l'I;
mm‘c tin: mum: of my trouble."
llmm's‘ Kuhn-3' l'ill~, it.» ccuis‘ per
box, for sale by all lli‘.lli'|"~'. soul by
mail nu .crcipi n! 'privc. lfiwtcnhlil
hum Co. Solo .»\;.vcui..~ for the U. 5..
Buffalo, N. Y.
Rcumulicr the
take no sulmituic.
uauic, Dean's, and
The Best
Christmas
Present
for ourneli’ii on live.and your
lnm ly ii you ll . is an Endown<
ment policy in the
Connecticut General Life
Insurance Co.,oi Hartiord.
With ineurnnvens with everything;
else. the best is the cheapest. am
do per day will hire a ynuniz mun
nilmusauil dollars insurance to
to on)” llilllht‘ll in obi ago. You
donut now What you have lull-l
if you stop myiniznn ' time iilil'i'
three years cash value. or paid
uppolivymr be insured for the
lull amount for the buliilivu of the
term.
9. S. L'HOMMEDIEU,
4 South Main Street.
A 75c
TEA
FOR
35c!
In I pound pack-
ages at
Sam’i.
Comstock ,
Jr.’s,
72NORTH
MMN
STREET
W, ..,.
South Norwalk Savings Banli.
lN'I‘Eiilis’l' Ni ll“ '1'}.
Sili'l'li Nomi \uc. ('ouu., iii-«r. tie, Hui.
Al ll liwuilug u!” the nmlmuvra of llll-i
bunk, lll'lil thin date. a illl'llli‘illl in ili‘llil u
itoruoilnleri-st iii the mic oi" four per
cent. prrnuuum unaduriurwi for tin-six
mouthucoiling.r January I. iaili’, payable
on and after January ii. Ni}. interim-i
untilrnwn will lli' ifrt'illli'll in ili‘i'i‘llllih
and draw inn-rim from January l, 1W}.
.lililN ll. liNAl’l’, 'l'rrnrurrr.
il'lil 2w
SAVE
Half
Your
Coal
Bill
By using the
Perfection
Radiator
Heats adjoining or'uppcr rooms
without additional expense [or
fuel.
Call and See it Repairs ior any
stove that's made.
TiIE
NORWILK PAVTERI I ”FD. 00.
F1“! End Wnehlnaton direct bridge.
f
..p-.h.s-_
D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Emhsimsr.
Oil “wellington “Po-s.
to. ”await.
Meme. noiseless» Bossl
m‘ti
units: your:
w A N T 3 K N O WN
m TH.
mum tll‘i’llti.
a vouaeugw YORK womaleonuv
~ success AT THE can.
‘overnested lloome¥Women end the Net-
uralist—wxew Gowns horn Old Ones.
Openings you Women—Progress In Ohio
III”A Century oi French Dress.
Mrs. M. S. Titus-Werner of New
York city, one of the most successful
practicing lawyers in America. is a
splendid example of what courage and
brains can do for a woman against the
world's prejudices. This young women
can hold her own in the sharp conflict
of a court trial when her opponents are
some of the great wits oi tlic'law. She
has as quick a mind as any oi them and
has won some notable cases from very
clever attorneys. She has, by the way,
made an innovation in the law business
by establishing a magnificent suit oi
offices in one of the most iashionnbir
apartment buildings up town. Mrs. Ti-
tneWerner in a native of New York
city, and a graduate of the law school
of the University of New York City in
7/
. -‘
-lé'
m;
nus. M. a. Ti'ri‘savvznxrna
the woman's class of ‘91. That mum
year she entered the men’s class aux?
won the faculty prize of $100 over iii
competitors.
She was the first woman in the worh:
to win a prize in a regular law school.
Supreme Justice Charles H. Van lirum
admitted her tothe bar in Mil-i. Sin
Mood fourth in a list of Ni candidates.
film was the first woman to be admitted
to the bar of New York city, and ab.
has compelled the llll‘il, in tin! simri
time she has been at practice. to or
knowledge her ability and to nor-opt in:
as a lawyer worthy of reaper-t from ill!
hblcst oi the lawyers in the New Yuri
but. She was him the first woman in b.
admitted tnpraciivu before the circuit
court of flillll‘iilrl of New York and tin
Unih-(l Statue circuit court in the Mute.
She is n h'ili‘l'l'rlii, and is now a lecturer
for the woman's law clue-i in tho L'nw
York university.
Sins speak»: in the hunt entertainim.
way in which llli'il in iwr prufosuiox
show her courtraios and kiminvssm am
says that the Women inwyvre are wvi'
tin-semi, attractive lonliim.I and success
ful and cmnparn immrahiy Willi ih
men. Women ulill attract attention ll
the courts, and win-now r tin-y step fur
“'nnl mtlm lmr illvyni'n subju‘iml i:
lunch muninvnt and criticism, but witi
it all Mrs'. Worm-r is fond of llt'l'lii'illi‘ti
Fill!) and is known for and wide i‘or iii-i
ability.
Overhented Rooms.
As to keeping warm whrnsittlng sill
within doors. it is iarlwmr in be warm
ly clad than to rriy on on on l'lli :
room. The general immi-ruturc “ugh!
not in rim above 70 (l'igrrru for 1.! «pl»
in good health. (if l‘nul'm', in the new
of invaliils, ilw (illll kailvvr may run-h 3
higher point, according in ilimlirwiinui
of iliil doctor, but ill“ habit of cuddling.
anon-ii in nu ove-rin-ais ii atmos‘pbv re 1 x
IKHI’S one to risk whvn rm-mmlI-riim tin
sudden change of stairway-rs and pus
sauce. and mills are caught in llllt-l way,
Illlilifl‘iillllillllly as some persona thing,
alum they have not been out of doom.
'l‘lm prN-nutlena which are tale in in tin.
almpu of extra clothing when the (lilii'i
air has to be izmwl hm uu-rhmkml, and
«consequently ilu'rn lemon- ilangvr often
times in pziseing from one room to an
other, or going up and down Maire. than
in going out of doom.
Equally unwise, (ill the other band.
in it to sit in a iimiiy apartuwut. 'i‘hc
ventilation lurccwiry to maintain the
atmosphere at a phantom and livuliliy
point almulil bo lillilllll‘il by union of lip
many copirimucm by Wllli'll ilw requi-
eito change oi iill‘ nmyim scoured impor-
m-pllbly; but. an n rule, our open tire-
Iilili‘i'fl prm’lllu Nullll‘il‘ully for all or
dinnry rooms and under ordinary (-irA
ruiuamnmw. Window» posit-d up at the
washes with tho-k paper, doors iiuiml or
made in Hlilll tight by weather mlpa
nailed round the edge», valiant irr‘lii-vua-
ly bu imiuigul in. norm-us or z-urtmnii
offer it wiser mums of excluding drain,
as. wiilmut atoppinu the ventilation,
they protect the imr‘itpauia oi the mom
irmn tiiociiccia n‘.’ a direct inromi of
wind.
What in applicable to sitting rooms in
these respect» is equally no to lli'ili‘llillll~
barn. and it in a hull plan not to incur
thin the lnitcr at a flammable Warmth.
We are not among those who hold a
lwdreom fire to he unhealthy. (jli couruo
it cannot aIWnya ho indulged in for
many moons. but that is no argument
nuainnt iiewimiom. The prim-immuniti-
ing III in the matter oi ventilation and
Warming; down smite ought to he re-
mcmiwrcd when we retire to rest, and.
if n imiroom in a cold one, compcnmtiou
must be found in extrnclothiug, though
this does not «cure delicate maple from
the exposure inoideniai to undressing in
and brimming cold air. Bmiily brat
must he kept up during iili‘f'p, for there
is nothing more dangerous or uncomior-
table than to wake feeling cold. The
hot water bottle, too, must not be for»
action when there is no bedroom fire,
or even sometimes when there in. Pref-
erence in often given by century people
to a has oi bran. lists, sail or sand heat:
(no, .'
mitisiarcleamand Man
. . y l H
anythins which may leave grit
foot of the mammoth.
. W 'K » d»
‘Woinaa and the mum. " _ .
To study woman from a zoological
standpoint may seem distheioi. an
lacking 'iojlentiment. but it is probably
the only rational method. Dr. W. R.
Brooks of the Johns Hopkins university
discusses the condition» of the woman
in the past:
Primitive man was no doubt an ugly,
ferocious brute, but there is evidence
that primitive woman admired , his io~
rocity and was quite ready to abandon
him and follow a more terocioue brute
with resignation and even with exoltw
lien. If the woman of the heroic age
was in constant danger of lifelong slav-
ery under oovetouil and ablebodieti
ucighbora, her mcnioik wore, according
to the “Odyssey," in no lens danger oi
furnishing a bloody meal for dogs. Any
delicate and refined woman oi today
would find thocommou life oi a woman
of the dark anon ni‘icmlurahle. The
women of the dark ages were not over-
rciiuod, nor, for that matter. were tlliliiii
in the time of good Queen Bean, and the
life of either of these periods would be
misery and wretchcdncse to the man oi
the nineteenth century as well as to the
women. ‘
Thoee who talk of the subjection of
woman to man’s dominion, and he:
emancipation item his tyranny, forget
that during historical times the whole
human race has improved in the virtue:-
of self restraint and humanity, and
'thai, even if there baa an yvt been or
material progrcae in lllfilllli‘l’i'fil’i'lliww,
euiiishnvm hue unqueetinuably broomc
more enlightened and broad minded. In
stead of being romeihiug wrmmi from
hard lmaru-d man. the improvement. oi
the condition of woman in only one it:
port of that progrese which benefit»: all
--tho young, the mature, tho Mgr-{L-
wonmu and men alike. Man lliih‘ not do
lilicmtviy worked out his destiny. llr
has been Fllllpi'il and controlled by iuilu
more of which he has bum for the rural
part totally ignorant—inilui-um-H Wliii‘li
are purely natural, shining like the Mir.
Oil the evil and tin! “and, and lll‘rli'l‘liil
lug like rain on the just and the iiiijliiwl—
illlil woman. like man, has .lliiil lwr pull
in the whole hiatory of our race.
New Gowns From (lid lines.
It is always good nowa in tho “it at
army of wmuvu who like as drew earl.
nil email lm-mnM lint they may l'i'
modri, irrsbcu up and rearrange ilii‘ii
his: war}: i‘U~iiliIii’S at a vu‘s'emnll iii-Ml.
To begin with. tho [skirt of lur‘l'yr‘ail
does (m'r beautifully in accord \‘u'llli tin
new fashions. lirmovo the bran! am.
facing and rip llii‘ peanut iii ziriy to ti»
boil. then cut oil the blue .2414th if flu
i. int llrl‘:\lllll until the ripple «liver. i:
ri‘unwrd, mnl ilm Hkirt will lumg qlziix'
plain and r’inrnili arrow the
Trent tho fililu gum: in lh- i-‘Iiilli‘ way,
ll;ihli' the. outside and lining togvrhri
with tho utmost care and now up tln
comm; again. ll is u. vary good plan it
basic mimic and lining vary 1 ar-‘iuliy
and with line winches llt'fiiti'i the firm“:-
are ripprd. Tim mwa a omit rival oi
Work and lmilirr lot. r «.u in tho mum
of r( mom-ling ii. Put on tiw fm‘ua:
\i'lllllllil. iliili‘ll silll'rnlug and bind Wiil'
vvlvvin-vu after the usual immnwr.
The Waist I‘Tl'lli r m min t: ry llllli
change. If it it as plan: no mm of Led
maemn‘s \vzuwis w: w, llllll :1 Mile lmmi
sunn- garniiuri- or a grvut (ll‘iil that in
lean costly. A incur amount of oxm-um
1y ovxpi-ndvo trimming 1e inappropriarv'.
bin-opt. for really i’lt gout
filo-WM, ii tlivy how in ”h"? pmliimx
mulching um- nuy I “trnuo i‘e‘murv',
may lw lrfi on tiny iii". Willi the mini
tun of n (limp cup ur mum thaw-ii i'l'l!
falling mar the ll 1:4 A win-t collar.
ln-li', r» vars and calls from “Tic” to e:
bows will no for tnu‘uul indium: nu olf-
fnsliiwumi «Irma ammo-two.
The use of for N running in an 1:;
”Phi“. While it. i«‘ a mimmly :imvropri
ll i‘I'K‘i‘“
- - .. 4 l
mu iii (‘lllllllilllilli‘rii \vilh v. lwr, than;
or imiz‘mi any lll my inch-rial, it ii iii j
t‘uugrunua and out «i plum v. mu lillx‘ :.
up Will) i'lniivm, l1l"l‘lllillllllll'.
(ii ('iml‘el', fashion inll l.lit“l it, but ll:
:ill Iuntivi‘s Ll' lbw» rt enroll hi’liri't-llillll‘l
ruin, and it l’l‘Tl‘dlillV N not maul urn-v
til unito Hill‘li o xirrmr ilibrua m u Hiiigir
garment—Now York in «it-or.
Opening-i For “omen.
Wliilil(‘iliir’i'i‘i‘iilWr-i'illlvgrdzil'i"tlii‘riw
int: opvu llll'li‘ doom for lbw lughvr « zine
Gillli‘il of wmum. up how reason in l x
pvt-t that. tho uliiumfv nuimznv ulll l
ullll’i'ziul' in iluH-ulmliil m (l of all (law
llliliili’rilH (if yum”; nu n im- (mum-,1;
{rim linen (‘lllli‘gi‘m \i‘llil‘!‘ tin-y lmw,
iuiuplmi Willi brighl, iu-m'wruu; your»;
women, Wlum‘ lmiule ni’ pain-HI. lilllii .
il'y llilVl‘ l'llllllli (l llll‘ill in malvH ilillll nit
prohlwum lllill in swvli’v numyatimm
which by the llnlfll. hi.’ prwul I‘nnlmtl ~
l'i'iiilt'il. 'i‘lm l :lumlwlml ii'Hi. mu~t m-
Villllllliil'llfi‘i'.hii\lill'l| lli" noel, t‘l‘ll.iv‘;il
olmvrver. We hum] Inw no from of the
ignorant luau. liln iuilm-m'n lH xvi-air.
compared Willi llm i‘lliil 2m Ii. The mini“
play he Nillil of the unminnt woman.
'l‘ln‘rri‘urv, let Hm yuuug Woman be
early iuuuhi that: s llrl‘ Worth living; it
within lii'i' Mn b.
There are but low, wuh nvvmgo pity»
mill llluilill, rm i'li'i‘iiillllliilit'2'il in him
that they may not olilzuu an education
that will nimble them in live above the
broudoi ill‘pvililcm‘n. With the many
uvmmm oi lliiirlliug “pull before her and
a determinant". m own-now every illi~
niacin, him will thermal iwyoud h: r m-
peclatinne. Lot lii‘i’l‘li'NIilF" Hut rr‘rcpm'rrr
blc labor, if in mi lw, own in brown
work. which given in a poreovrriuu
young Woman wivmnugvs that otiwr
ompieytnenta do not allow. I! entered
upon with a Oll'i'l'fill lii‘fil'l, aiming to
ilt hersrif for lliw‘flilllizia'. she will find
friends whore hum. pxpl‘r'tt‘il, and the
rcmmi of wall lining Will be a neuron of
joy and gratitude to hm—«iirmia ii.
Towno in Beaten Woman's Journal.
one... in thine.
One oi the first oilirislsots oi the
meat premier Li Hung (Jinan; mil
his return to the Flow" Kinsdem use ma
front. ‘
“Best Line," too--
There's a kind to
suit
all tastes—-—
‘ strong or mild——
light or dark.
. If you smoke or
chew, test our rep-
utation and find a,
kind you’ll like.
“My danglnvr. ilevn m w." ring: frnm
an attack ni lever, WIW u on H Milieu r
inun pain in tin,- lmv'r; and b.;w,"w1iiwa
luudvn “rover, ni’ Hbi'ili“, it’v. “.lim
wing quils- A number wl' rvumlmu With
nut :mv born to aim :riui lllH lmilll' of
i‘lminlwilnu'n l’mli italic, su-l l! li'i~
L’iwu opium. ”1;! l. i u ....lr riaiu':~
i'aiu loin; H :r -l u mer note i: r
rhvulmansnu fluid by i l, t", I~“-ii-ou.
The old way of drill-”mm: unmigm
by p lfit-litlyt‘ rampart-ii wu ll :.;~ mud» in
iris-phone. illuwirdii-i lll“ wil fi‘ill'lilr
merhmle of "breaking” will- wunfmro vi
wi'l: ihwir lilili'rr' "in-Wanton" . mm- 1
Hue Minno- Hindi: l’niw 4- i’ r-‘niism;
and ii. i’. \Vm 5!.
Moth-rs wlw-r "‘llililndl
iii" irimlniv Al
Willi lwl Hula, vmup :- '3. iv “pin:
ennui: Will «in nail in u .l l t. ilr. ii
ii. li‘llll‘y, hi i 'lil""-’. .‘ilw. vs” uu ill"
ruby-vi. lie~ Whi‘w' l . i‘l'llie V»
bu»- uw «i i‘iuunb riavn‘- iii .iu uy. .‘ilu.
:ilumrn keep it ill llw l. mu- ll l'w ix
gnrilul :=iniii‘i.;-'u:1}.':. :i —»; .~ ~ fur .iZ‘.
ltgmln Hf I'mlrln‘ and :' NW 127‘ :-i
.34 l‘l’il' lmiilw 3' 2' ~., " ii‘ 'i l Fill-43.
To were all old l-mlt“, in ma? nu invin-
ient ulcer, or in rpm-(HF turn
new] «imply apply
Halal finite :u 1- ‘ill:
mom'o‘likv .‘ll‘iiuli in . ~
CASTonlA
: For Infants and Children
mllw. yen
"*4 \‘u’ill‘ll
r: thaw, lie
i
l The old lady Wm light tit.» :1 do will,
1the «fluid thigh: m»- u (2.3%“
lilii‘ ill «"Hl‘, “1." «il‘A‘l 151- $3.3”
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Bl . mac 2 / ‘ .4, . er”;
l r515 . 7 f 3gm3{ wager.
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(£181 9
ilutoria is lit. Samuel new.
prescription. for Infants and flhil
dun. It mataina neither Opium
hicrphine her other Narcotic sub-
stance. it is a harmless substitute in:
Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty veers use by
millions of Mothernl Castoria is the
Children’s Panacea «the Mother’s
Friend.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
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Cherry l'mirrml in "mulled tidal pron-s on
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i "on lbs. to . not...” Man. limpet“,
34rd by (loo. (3. Stilleon, South Non
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are Christian converts, and little
well educated in a tumour million
college at Peking.“ _ ‘
They are excellent English echo
and are said to be able public speak
These are the first women delegates
China haa over sent forth in its history.
There have heart delegates from the,
great cities to the international council
of women and to the World'll Women."
Christian Temperance union. but these
have been heretofore women 0! English}
or American nationality. f ‘.
Li Hung Chang has long been netcncbfi
admirer of the weldern system of educae
ting women. Hie late wife wall onus
cured by an American woman physician,”
and another hall;...oitcn attended the 5
women and children of his great housed
hold at Tieu lain. . l
Iioprccenied-a handsome dispensary.
tothc Women missionaries ‘01 his, the“
triet at one time, and has been a senor-t
one contributor lil'their fund upon many“
occasions. Those who know the strict
etiquette in regard to women in the .
Mongolian empire and the narrow lives
which they are compelled to live will .7.
be even more astonished at ihcso up»
polmuicuts than those who have . no,
i-zuowiedgo of that Strange civilization. ..
—-'\Iuruhnrim Arlina i‘inmm in New
York Mall and Express. , .
A Century of French Dress.
The tailor made gown, severe in shape
and mud in ornamentation, though on- .
rasionaily worn in France. was novel
univoraaiiy seen on well bred folk, as it
Was for some yearn on English and
Aiilil‘li'illl domes and maids. It was
lingllr’li in taste and too plain to suit
Fr: nvh fancy. .
Nor have the varying attornptn at
“common sense dross," be. it in the»
chap- ai bloomers, divided skirt 01
“rainy day shirt,” ever found adherv
rum and wean-rs in France; nothing
could be more remote from French
tasir'. which is for woman’s dress above
unwilling else thoroughly feminine.
Ami l‘\'_i‘ii when masculine garments
how in u-n copied for women's wear they
inn ~ i'rrvivml from French moth-makers
a ivui-h or shape which has taken away
their w-vority of outline. ..
it is liltvn'stilig to note that though
nearly all our fashions in America are
Emu-h in origin, and all receive their
i‘li‘llii‘if of popularity : 2d life from
Frzum, yet they are met frequently
awn in extreme sham-s ii Anwrica. NC
truly l‘lt'ljllllt or mudish Parisian dress-
nmliwr i‘vi‘l' hour from in“ shop the anon
mom 1.3:; of mutton sire ma seen within
ilw pawl two years in or great Ameri-
‘au vitu-s. Nor would sin! olicr the
spouting; slill‘f‘w‘ \v' 7‘) .‘ 'y iniuriining
tiu':.i1,:l::iut(ifstiii’mai an. ’lllmli‘ri'uch
skirts w in infinitely Wu 0. and flaring,
but they were jrm'vful :unl compara-
tivz l}: lizhr. In America we accent the
Noxious. and do not always inufiove
them—Aime Moraoliari in Chautau
quail.
A Sensible Young Queen.
The wife of a Dutch diplomatist
writ. ~: "(if room one cannot tell how
for 1:: w ‘5in may form) our young
(uh-m. in: b‘lii' mpr ‘h'hil'il in my presence
lliv (‘xbwr day lur great wish to remain
unmarrin ii on long as; puzsihli‘, and he!
1'. suliuivu in choose lli‘l‘ husband for
in will ‘With every wish to please my
pm-plv, whom i dearly ion-fl she said,
‘u :muH It me more mynflair than
llll'llr‘ :ii'o r all, and at my age Icnnnol
jlulh'o of what will be really for my
null lmppiui-ss and ilwir good. Ami ]
ill o l-I i sure ill'llt a. happy woman
would mulcw :s in ”or queen lliilil n (“5'
mimiwl Will‘. i "would much rather,
lilii' Qu- ~u iilinulri-ih of England, iwvl-x
marry than not marry (if my own wish
and clu-imx' “
.‘ilt'i-H'lvas (lowna and Perfect Arms.
ll: 9‘ urn n. \i‘ntgmil decide»; upon won'-
in;: a .1,, vale-N gown now must in! run.
ilmi li‘ r arms mu Fliiill' ly ami that he!
,guu'u will set them «if? loominuly.
win in small with or buttvrily
l3~‘ will In) in iii'iu‘i'. Really large
"m (liciuwdy r Ill 1 i' l'mlilull. ll
ill in}: in 3H ('3; up in»! :-I:i<
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J. l: . (:l w. mug mum (‘illlii'
ltmm :il 2: ‘ml mm of an inn- r Milli hing
- Linn, nut-Jul, ovru lill‘liilllli.
Howl 'n has lliilu in conumnlwiih
.‘I..
: ilii‘l.
'iim Newmt Glove.
The. n w. it glow ii a. pull Novelty.
it in of Mind l‘l Il'lillil} tliz‘i‘o im'hw;
lllllihi iii» w: M, wiwrw it iani exquisite
luv”, v. llli. 1,113.; w. [my ('ului‘ml upiiilgll‘s
multmmt ilw law ]i:illl‘i‘l!. Atllm lop
Ill“ lill'i‘ on: “than ran through it, mid-
ing iii a dainty bow.
Await r homily l'nr owning gloves
.‘\ll:4\\‘x’ 1min ll Ills of lava running up in
Hm input, \‘(ll‘ :w a ribbon handling and
Family 1min iwm giro a stylieh finish.
”low Yori.’ "ifrihuuo.
iivpr: narrative 'i‘imlwrlalm'e bill, pm-
1,..am;: in moist it unlawful for Alabama
“when in war lilooinvr bicycle (20,4.
lllllllix, .iwnlmi shim, aliirt \vaiaiu or
anything ilw which might be liulil lo
1. .mniviu. inulv attire, was «infected ill-
1.;Hnl umunmmmiy.
1"th m» in he need this conning aca-
man no it‘lviiliillllill'lly Humll that one
x. Hi how in ill}: in nldt'ln'ata toillmmvcr
our gumuraminmihcr'n poem-scion». to
ulrilmu at («toning parties to be up
in (luil'. ‘
“t“... -M_ /
The inn: inm girl now carries her bon-
1mm in a way her iimt caps the handle
,4“ int and ll iln. Into the covrr of this
pm i»: iv‘l u province some, matching in
col: r Hm .uilk NWU‘. '
'i'hv \w-rhlmulu‘ia ii the moment to
lac-mid" thmu of our [gralulnmilwrm emu
(mi ow ihvy urn uiih gay him-cred l-illli.
inil‘aiu ban a \i'cmum'e rivlo club‘
which interests ituoii in all ifliilil'l‘il pet-
ininiua to the municipality.
Norwalk Chronicler