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‘ A ‘ip-zoal meetingolthfll’orwalk Gon-
clave. I. 0. 8.. will be held tonight.
‘ Al’nceiebeing built in the rear of
‘ the Mother coal yards, in Smith street.
-8ee the carbonette a Lewis'.
Owners of dogs have but three more
day- in which to have their dogs regis-
toad.
William T. Jennings. of Gerard plat e .
ilworkingfor T. C. White. in Ridge
field. . 4
'Frunannfcrdcannow he found at
the People's Market, in North Main
meet. .
"Letter Carrier George Nickenon, of
Spring Hill, is recovering from a recent
illnm.
rGeou-ge lander hue signed a contract
to pitch for the Bridgeports the coming
mason.
The Junior Auxiliary, of St. Paul's
church. will hold a meeting tomorrow
afternoon.
Ilka. Henry 3— Cornell, of Water
street. Norwalk, has recovered from a
recent illness.
’The Oriole club, of Norwalk. will give
an invitation dance in Snider's Hall.
Rowaytou, tonight
F. S. Ambler yesterday received six
ladies' Hartford bicycles and expects
ton men’s wheels today.
The Ladies’ Auxiliary. A. 0. '11., will
hold asoéiable in Lockwood's Ball on
the evening of Friday, May 7th.
A benefit entertainment will be given
in Guthrie's Hall, Silverinine, next
Tuesday night. for Rev. Mr. Davis.
Miss Mabel Woodmfi' anti Horace P.
Wildinnn. of New Canaan. will be mar-
ried in Irvington, ll. 3., tomorrow.
The beautiful doll in the window of
Moses H. Glover's South Norwalk store
. will be given away at 8 o’clock tonight.
A donation concert and rapper for tho
hem-lit of the Calvary Baptist church
will be held tomorrow night, in the
Athenwum.
Rev. Frank A. Sc-otheld, pastor of the
Norwulk Methodiit church, will preach
in the Cranliury chapel, next Sunday
afternoon. »
~Every'thing goes nowadays except
the baby carriage. You've got to push
that. The Imperial Crown luv cigar
necde no pushing; it malls on its merits.
Mayor C. (i. Bahamian, I’lltllllllllilfl'
George W. Benedict ahd Dr. W. F. Ac—
ton have been recommended for inma-
her-ship in the Norwalk Yacht Club.
The marriage of Mine May Kelly. of
l’onghkeepale. Mid 'Dr. I). M. Shoedy,
formerly of Norwalk, 3 lion of Michael
Shandy, of Winnipnuk, will take place
today in the {mar city.
The second lecture upon "l’arllanicnc
tary Law" will be given by Mrs. 'l‘. K.
Noble. r1 Norwnllr. at the D. A. It.
room» in llanbury, on Friday after
noon. The lecture will be devoted to
“amendments."
lira. Mary F. B. Woodworth. mother
of Henry 1.. Wlmlworth. of South Nur-
walk. in one oi the llfty original daugh-
ters of the D. A. ll. in Connecticut.
She tuition in l-lnlllcld. and hi I remark-
ably active women for one of her years.
The county convention of the Won.-
oll'l Christian Temperance l ’niou will be
held in Stamford. tomorrow. 30th
Normllr membvrn nhould take the Hzlt
"II“. at the devotional inaction hauler
gt uo'eloeh. There will he an evening
mice.
The J. T. l’rowllt company but lnell.
titted Inlt mind It". Annie ll. Harte
loud to relmver $1710 for work imrlonned.
W10 William Volluu'r Inul attached
improperly in llivluflton place 'lhe
all! will come lit-fore the Town (innit.
llunaly.
Provident Clark. of the (klnlolidli'fll
rallrtiod. had a mole! cur attached to
the Odin train .yemnday dilltllllllfl. tor
the mmmnnedatlon a! romaine u! the
lioldletu' Hanna attending the l min Day
“lemma. About lllty went to New
York- They returned on a special ear
attached to the 0:02 train but evening.
W mmnltll.
Erhard Undelhill. Michael Flheedy.
item Elba. lldwln header-on Ind Wil-
than mum attended the tluut we:
nerd" reticular.
llherlu (memo. with hm been rhlt~
may no It". Andrew anon-m.
Whinmnuum.
, {Formula- ILAnduggugm. {'0' ,n
The record are". «every 11.1.“?th
We in Mink . .
Mum umhgmammmat
1".“ Ti’l‘il’fi‘lll cw 11'3"“:
e In: no . u to do
Till all it finished. and our book is that.“
0 will. ht. heat!
Thalia tble “10': book ”HIM the“ o‘er
attend: .
Have than a can “out thine every out.
That thy hooh'l beauty may appear taunt, .
5"" ”’"i “Sli‘flfil‘lfl'fffff'fi? m“
A DETEQTIVE’S' LOSS.
laepcctor lluokyer had served llli
twenty-live your» in the detective
. form and hill colleagues were cuter-
talnlnx him at a little farewell dinner,
in anticipation of hin- forthcoming re-
tirement. The Chairman having enlo
glared the guest of the evening to an
extent that brought a bluidi to the fan:
of that ranHmrdvnod officer. the l"-
npm-tor rum.- to reply. and at the finish
be said:
"'l'lu- Chairman has said that I "ever
let a man slip through my lingers af-
ter i had onet- got on lilu,trnck, but i
am sorry to any he ls wrong. I am
beam] to acknowledge that once an of~
readm- was too clchr for me.”
”Tell us about ill" arose sponta-
neously from almost every throat; and
Inuim-lor llookyor. in response to the
request, gave the story.
”It was: a good many years ago now
when i had lulrnstod to me a vase of
a young wonmn named Eliza Thin-l:
bi'mnn. who had been fouml dead tcv~
bluntly murdered by having her throat
cut) in some fields adjoining;' the canal
near a town in Mal-autumn She had
bur-n a domestic servant. and was 0!.
a very retiring. maid diurmsitlon. and
bore- au irruiu'oavliablc character. 1191'
friends lived in quite another part or
the country, and ht'l‘ mistress had no
knowledge of her keeping company or
anything of lhat kind. For some tinn-
1 had considerable dllllrulry in lixlug
tlu- criuw or any reason for it upon
any one; but at load. after a lot of in-
quiry l tih'l't'l'llilllt'd that him had been
walking out with a man named Lam-
prry, who lived near Sim-km”. in
Cheshire. sonn- thirty miles from
whero Eliza ’l‘liit-klirooin rmldml.
"ll. seemed that. the girl had born in
the habit of spending her holiday,
when she had a day off. in going in
Stockluirt. \i’licrc Lanipn-y met ltt‘l'.
and Unit. hearing smut-thing to his dis-
credit. slur had refused to have any
thing more to do with him. and, so
far. nothing further was known in ini~ ,
Illll'lllt' Lamprvy in tho vriuw: but I,
of course. at once tlmk a train I»
Slot-kport and [lrUI‘t‘t'tlt'll to hunt up
Lamproy. and to makv inquiries; in lbw
[own “‘llt‘l’t' lu- resided.
”i know nothing about him t'Xt'l‘lll
his name. but from the local polirvaud
cautious qlivslions of on.» and :llllllllrl‘,
l ascortaiiml that ho had lm'n a sailor
and was then a 'nti-cplo-jm-k.’ and can
of the bust climbers known.
"film-k Lalupvvyl' vrh-d our man to
whom I had spoken. '.\ll. bo l'llll climb
for sum can .lavk! Why. he i-limln-sl
up to the very lop or you NIH-lulu
Illllllllllli: to the church hard by. which
had a xpin- rvuiarkably tall and NIH]-
dvl'. and new hard in Ilmllllll. '.\l'lvr
tin» storm bad damaged the “‘t‘llllll'l'
rot-k. Jan-k climbed up and liked it all
allow for tho parson. and In» refused
to be paid for it?
"The man m-l-nu-d Io look upon Lain
pro,\"s refusing payment as mori- u-mv
do-i'l‘ul than rlimblui: lbo stm-plr. :Ilall
prrhaps ho was right.
I found lllllt' things “‘llll’ll. wIn-n
plum-d Ilogu-lllu-r. polulml uulnixtaknbly
to Jack Lllllllll'l')’ as H." murderer. He
had. until rum-ully. burl] awn [to
«locally in and about Storm...” “on.
llll' girl, bill for Iiit‘ ltl~l too or llil‘ul-
umlilllu slu- had not lH-v-ll ulmvl‘l’r‘tl in
Lilli volupnny. l'l' had burn a jolly
sort of follow. but xiuw Ilo- girl had
conned lu'r lasih ll bad lu-u-n “Hill't'li
lhal ho had bl-mim- Iumnly and all. Ill.
and ho had taken in drink a good lit‘lll,
u’llliouuli lll‘ bud pri-Hotmly bm-lr a
broad lliisil‘llllllllfi Mill".
""0 war: away from Ills Imlulngu on
the night of lln- murder. and on 1m.
return curly Ibu- next day be mm
ll‘llVI'l'lilllllll'tl. as if he had walla-d a
bull: \vny. Ills landlady l'l'llll'llllll'l'l'tl
that be had told her he had lullvn
down in mono l'lIl‘llllI'lll \vorku \l'lwro
he had been on a Job. and had Malawi
his clothes, and idle vm-ollwtrd lbnl
ilnllmllulc-Iy ut'lvr bin nl'rlval hoim- b.-
hud hauled lllllllil'il' brushing and
alminllug his mll‘lllt'llln.
"I took ovvi'y pvm-nluion to prev. nl
any one knowing mm he was 'nmn
ed.‘ bill mum ‘pnl' maul have u u to
uIIIpm-l It and given llllll lllv warning.
The police In Liverpool had lwvu “arm.
to. and had kl'lll \\'llll'b ol‘ all trains in
Illl' direction of l‘llol-llpol'l. null tun'uld
tho availing ul‘ the )lt‘l‘illlll day l n»
t't'h’l‘ti tIu- lnlllnullou that a man i.-
m-iublluu llbl dl-nvripllnu‘ bud lulwn llm
train and unit on his way. Jewell-II
by a lm-nl llulwllvc who hum llw
uuln. I wutrlu'd every Illitlm'llul‘l‘ ulll
ul llw trnlu on he arrival at Marlo
purl. but no .lnrk ldllllld‘l‘i‘ ulmhu-d.
and, un‘ Inquiring or the would. It
N'I'Illt'll pretty m-t'lulll llml lw had not
onl nl l‘hmnllu. ‘a elation a Mr ndIm
ollluitl‘u tiloullmrt.
'l‘l wan tho twinning at qulI-r. and
night had not in. an llml Il wuu t-a-
lvunwiy doubtful if “'0 would follow
tlw lnuu. lull We look a twin Mil-ll
“tilt jinn guitar but ul‘ lIiu ulullulh and
In a tow inlunm were at illtl'lldll'. I
llwre made m-rlulu that any man had
not out. "I! lull] booked for illoukpul‘l
and had “Iron up th llt'lll'll lull do all
m. could we would not no trace of him.
[to had MI llw utnlluu lninuulinluly
on leaving the train: no one Illa-w lnlm.
and we «add hull no one to» tell on
anything: more flu. helium immune to
pick up a clear on the road. We wulhml
latch to mouthed. Mill in an In the
tetra mien bellied. which win a tow
.:....w arm ’
new. ..
“‘0'". bit by bit i
oriented mu m not i .
1 had previously ”laminar-seared
to know Lamprey in u very distant
. sort or war, and I turned the couvcrr
nation on the man I wanted. .
“All! We 111'“ seen him.’ laid the
fellow. ‘Aliout an hour ago. or may";
hop a little more. new” going to
Mnm-lculield. be laid, town: the car-
ly train in the morning to mallard-
«hire. where he's got another job. He
uwmcd in a mighty harry, too.’
”i had reason afterward to think
that this man was the hue who had
given lamprey warning. but whether
that was no or not his Information that
night emu-am! to be correct. for l uwl
several people who had new Jack no
lag fll’l’tllill the lioldn to hlarplcywhlch
was lilu best way of gutting to Mac
clcaticld from the place he lived in;
but when l arrived at .‘Ilarplo station
I was at fault again. for no train lind
bm-n out for qultctwo hours, and al-
though I waited till the last train to
Zilnm-lmlivlll had left, Lanipri-y did not
show up.
"’I'Irml and vexed llt'yullll descrip
tlon. l li'aliipml back and got wind Will
1 could. hoping that something might
turn up in the morning to assist me in
nwovcrilu: the ground l had lord.
“Sure enough. the mum-thing did
turn up in the morning. and some-
thing: which contlrnml my foam,
though I felt that I had got my man
dead if i had unused him alive. The
postman t’llllll' round mum after 7. lie-
l'oro it was unite light. and I had only
just got up when a boy muno running
with a lettor. which had been deliv-
cl'ml at the pollen station. it hon- the
Mai-ph- [ml-innark. and was addressed
'llv "l'llo Ilelm-lh’v from Lolitlollf
"Touring it open 1 read smoothing
like this:
" 'l-‘rom dolm Lalupmy. I know you
are after mo. and i know what for. l
managed to hoop out of your way to-
night. and l uwant in try and got
down south. but you are mire to have
me. soonvi- or later. so l'l‘l' Ill'll'l‘lllllll'tl
to make an end of it. Look at the
f'lllll'l’ll Sil'l'llll' when you got this to-
morrow morning.”
"The vhlmh sloop!" was a tall and
prmniuvut h-aturo whb-Iu-wr way you
turm-d. and I had only to go to llll‘ and
ol' the sir-mt to not a fill! vh-w of it.
When I got thrn- and lookml up. I
saw mini-thing that saw mu :1 start.
In the uncertain light of the early
morning I would distinguish against the
gray sky. hanging by the llt't‘k in one
or llln' iron loops “’lllt'll svl'i'n' for a
lnclolvr on the Hitlt‘ of tin- spil'l'. tln' lig~
uro- of a man!
" “So Illlll‘ll for .lm-k Lainpi'vyI' [said
to lllfi'l‘xt'". as I hurried to tho pulm-
slllliull. "Ho has saved me any mon-
tl'nuhlv‘"
"fly the limo I had lit-onto llw eta"
lion and bank in lb.- vlnm'h it was
broml il:t\li:bl. and. of t'nlll'w. lllt'
body banning aloft liml lie-0n won and
a crowd had already l'nlll‘l’ll‘ll. l'wry
ono recognizing It as that of Jun-k
Laiupl'ry.
“'.\ strange. fronk.‘ l I't'llllll'ki‘ll to
tho .wrgvuul “ho was' with Jun.
” 'I lilill'l lillllk SU.‘ iil' l‘o'iiil‘t'li. 'Jfll'li
had made lllllh‘t'lr a sort of hero lm-r
going up lln- spin- lo repair lb.» vane.
and I‘lll'l'l' nae nothing: more likely to
occur to his mind than to finish lIlH L‘ll-
I'l'I'l' at lln- sumo plun-v.’
‘ "'l‘lu-n- \\':I-' no um- round Slovkpm'l
(who \wnld wntm'u- up lb:- spll‘v. and
in ll'll'tl'lllll bad In lu- sl-nt lo Sully-
l bi'blgl‘ tor a man to mum and uvl Ibo
lbody down. It was past midday bo-
gl'ul'c- lllo' «luwplvlark arrived. and by
that than hall Sloa'klmrl bad be-urd or
illn- aITaIr. Work wuu div-nrdml. :lud
lull lmuu-lm- rruwd I‘llul‘t'll'li In \villnws
fllu- night. l-Zvi-vy fruit of tln- mall‘s
lowly up Iln- mmpb- was \\':Ilt'bml by
l lliuileandw nl‘ vyt‘x‘. :iml wiwu, at last.
:bo ll|ll|l'lllll'lll'll tlu- swaying body of
Linc-k l.illllltl‘l‘_\’, llw humus-s \lllll'll had
; In-vn loudly nagging won- hushed as
‘ il‘ by muumou mum-m.
"I dull! nun-r forgot tlu- row miuv
'uli-s tbul I'nlluwrd. dildo ”in stud-pin
aim-l; mow looking Ilw w... of a little
lc-bilcb lnmh- Ili~ way very cautiously
’l'lmw up to ”to body. and "kill: a ropi-
; In H. imulc- his m'vparallmm l'ut' IUWN“
} log il to him uni-imam. who one wall
, lug on the top or the square Inll'rl' o
flu-roivu ll. 'l‘lu-vc- was noun-thing aw
: fully and and mlvmu ulmul it all!
i "la dul- l'ulll'fil' the assistant rl-t-vivml
‘Ilu- rmp'w. uhhb be let down to lln-
urmmd. and ovuryouo around me n»
lmarkml that ho uwtlllu II roughly In
the earth. ulllumt nlluwluu tlw t'o-th'l
which luluhl lillvc- lwu-u lnukml for. In
‘ foul. muu- actually l'lllll'li out ‘Nllnmvt‘
"lllll ill Ill oIn-l- the lunch \vlm‘b had
fallen lpou tho t‘l'lnlll was broken by
n ulol'n of 11mm and lnllulilvl‘? 'I‘Iw
thing \\ Idi-h had given an all this Iron-
.bh- \vnu llollliuu but Il tiny! .llld l
nvvvr l'i-ll uurh a tool In all my llrl‘.
"So that he might ul-l nearly u duy'a
ulnrt. Lulnprvy luld cleverly llilttlt'll un-
Ilw Illuld Iwi'urv. While I bud llt'l'll
thtllllll: my Mum at Marple. he had
Iuvou l-Inployrd Ill Idlilllli“ the hull of
violin-u “'lllt’ll lw lnld lulu-u from Ida
Imlulnu» with ull'tlw. lllliltllll; a wry
puuunblu wprcmrntullon of himself;
and Ill Ilu- lllltllill' or Inn nluht he had
rIllulwd the um-plo lwIih-h n‘uu d'lllld'x
pluy to Mini. and tell liltl l-Illlly there
In dm'I-lvu Inc and lull inc llllu Inuv
lion. .
“I lived not lin'" upon the chill! l
l'l'l'i‘h‘l'li. II in loo painful. own now.
for are In rwnll wllhoul alluoynuw.
Inn you Inuy bu unu- llull I quickly
llllltlt' Iuyuulf lil'lll‘l'lt."
o a e e o u I e t
"llld llw hollow not clout away?"
nulls-d Nlllllt out». .
* in». Iln took the Irulll lo the cunt
Portal. and ulll'wudrd ill ul'llllltl in Hill
land lllillullvutl," replied Iunpo-ilm
Illmklur. “lint ho hunuml llllnunll‘ In
ra-ul l'lll’lll'fil militia l'llllllltll'l'llllll' ilun- at.
turn nrd. lvuvlul a letter behind lltillllb
Hull in» «am. and elation uml Inn «on
M'llllll‘l' troubled him no that he could
out M‘flt‘ In immune-nun.
l
”*3 at"
we ‘
THE I are . wound fllAWlifitl AND
uulvru arms MAaSHAL. '
4mm
fiance-ed o! a Beautiful Fae: Ilia "no
‘ Wan Muel- Aduilrotluuv- in later-Yours.
line Advmtcd ”offline and "elbow
mrntuerluan‘surmzu. ' ,
Phoebe Genuine. after devoting lln-
mentor part of “(ii life in advocating
the muse of worn n coinage. now adv ‘
vireo all young w men to mum‘ and
become houuelm hire. and declares
that 'fwomen. in p blh: life wlll never
prove antlhfactory" This does not
prove much more [than that a woman
may Work for w‘nuan sulfrnge for
yours without louliig‘ the essentially
feminine aptitude l for changing her
mind. 1
Few careers hare how more re-
mantic. .\ lwantliul girl. uho was be-
sieged with fldlllll’i‘l’l, and mlght have
.._...‘..
l
criminal corrixs.
made many brilliant marriages}. At
one than a Vice President of tho l’uil‘
ed Stall-s and two l'uitml Stair-s Seu-
nloi's sought lwr linud. lint she dis-
dulned'all odors. lSln- had hor mis-
uion to fullil. :lillli lin-Xornbly pursued
it until misfortune and llluosx finally
showed Iwr the fallacy of her course.
As a girl Phoebe (luilzlus was no
brilliant as slw was beautiful. She
wry early showed her disiuvllnation,
01' rather ltt’l' contempt. for social
life. For several lyoare she was the
bulb- uf Si. 1.0mm; Bill lllllll' of be? ad-
mirers could make headway with her.
It was her fay'oriti- tlwuu- that ivo-
iuon had a lilglnérgmiuuiou in "to than
Iiial‘riugv. ' }
ller beauty had? won many admir-
er»: and suitors unite ae many. but so
plainly did 9.210 s ow her preference
for nn-n of y. in; and wisdom tlmt one
by our they left lll'l’ side. Misti l'hot-bo
lid nut oven npmuir lu notice tholr do!
uorliou. Sin.- would the Zt'llliil of her
lu-anty llll'll. tall. plunder. supple. with
Ill'lll'lllt’ patrician features. brilliant
blur-k oyos and ruin-u hair. “or mm-
ploxlun was olivinivdlh a rich shifting
:‘l'llllsull in her cliches.
rlhc :m-nrml Hill-ram into the law
’lt‘ll:ll’llti"lll of tlu- \l’l!sllliigloii l'ul~
wrelty. and was graduated train it
with honor. Silo made a low strongr
woumii euffmgo .‘d;t!9l.‘ll(‘5 one at a
Presbyterian Silnll iy svhoul mun-n-
llou in .ll-m-rsou City. \\'lll'l‘r' sh.-
dtartll-d her staid audience by :lh’fil'l‘b
ing that "Paul‘s‘ words: to \voiuvu
amounted to nothfv g. for Paul was
«imply :l crusty olz'. burholor. with no
authority to lay (miilrinude llpull no
Iimnklnd." and ill. tlier at the burr
quot of tho lacuna: tile Library Asw
elation, whore «ho was tonsil-d as
"our own Phoebe1 ('ouzlzis."
Then she spi'v‘d her mnblllon»
wings and llcw array to Washington.
’l‘bo-rl- hill' was l-ilcrtiilnml by prom
llll‘lll families and ll‘l'llll'ml lwfnro- va
rivals :ilidlviu-vs up llw vailm- .shr bad
film bumm- a protein.- of
Forum ll. Antiwar. and the little rlrrlv
of :lgllnluru linprti much from this
promisingv addition to llh‘ll' number.
Young, baudamno,‘ lab-ulml, rho Would
rmrh the ears of hairy who cared not
to lieu-u in equally carat-at butloss l‘n
von-d oiws. ‘ .
llluu l'uuzius ulutlulu-d lot-luring in
ilt'llfllf or In-r m-xfwinniun fume. lfnol
dollars. Win-n the f'm'l'iplu from her
il'l‘llll’I’H \l'vro not upml In her Ill't‘tlfi.
llwro was alwm a n i‘ouorvl- fund to be
«lruwu mum at Ilu- lull-r t'unlly holin-
In Washington. and also dim..- upon ll
without mm. fur. the luxurious lfllilt‘ll
.lovl-lolwd by tho l"‘.'l'llllll~illllll‘l'fl of her
early lll't' worn uni hr loot.
Whoa .l. ll. t‘ohrfun bl'l'lllllt' l’ultl'd
Hlulru .‘Iinruhal. i l o lippolulml Ilbl
laughter deputy; “in- returned to St.
Louis and unuuml-r! her duties in her
l‘ullu'r'u (rml‘t’. "l“il worl- l'llil‘fly clur
lmd doth-a. but lb: ~< viiahlml lwr to
gain an tonight ill! . the l‘Itqlll't't'lIII‘llln
of lIu- pith-ltd life of law c-Idi-t'. and
when her l‘nllwr I h l nlw was appoint
ml In till the vumlnwr during the uuex
plt'ud Iurul. lilo-id d thin unllsluctor-
lly. although ulna ll'ultod Ia-I' offer“ In
other uuzwvvlnloulor the labor» or Hu-
doplllllm. Win-ti {her term club-d uln-
lumb- a vixoroun IIIYMWIJI to Nl'l'lll‘l' r.»
maimuumvnl. bulll'olh-d.
Ital-rally idle \vlr- linked by tho \‘t'll
l'l'ullll‘ .lmluu tilt: It. 'l'lmuipmu
Il‘ ulu- remembered where they ‘Ill'ut
"WI. 1
"No. Judge, Kidd Mien t’ullzluu.
“ll Wars on u I uiu en runn- to (fill
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We are agents for the STAR BICYCtE SUIT, the only on
bicycle skirt ever put on the market and indorsed by all the loo,
iug merchants in the United States. The suit 9.; represented
our ad consists of Jacket, Skirt, Belt attached, and lo ggins. '
Figure N0. 2 shoe 8 the skirlas itappears when closed; thepat ‘
is seen by opening all the buttonlioles on right-hand side of the
and fastening same to the buttons on opposite side; the efi’ecllt
obtained is seen in figure No. 3. l
. Figure N 0.4 s we the skirt as it looks when worn on thewhe‘
giving a most grac ful appearance to the rider as well as being ill
most comfortable skirt manufactured. . a
We are showing a very large line of samples of the differe ii
materials, and ladies canhave their suits made to order Without
any extra charges, and we guarantee pericct fitting suits and .
very reasonable prices.
H. KRIEGER, Mahackemo Hotel B
Nowadays"
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N . .E f, Columbia:
3 Bicycles!
watch. The best are made right here
sun DARD on THE WORLD: 4. p ' ' 0
in America by the American Waltham
Watch Company. Two watch movc- ..
meats particularly recommendcd— - ‘ « -' , *
$IOO TO ALL!» ,
llartiords, patterns 7 and ' ’ 0
8 reduced from $75 to .60
“Riverside" and “Royal." Can be
To take effect April nth.
found in gold, silver and gold filled
cases at
A. W. Austin’s. 39 Wall Street. Norwalk.
29 WALL STREET.
Connecticut. ‘y
William 6.10550.
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SOLE AGENT FOR
'Nor'valk
NEW AND SECOND-HAND!
LARGEST LINE 0]“
Cameras & Photographic Supplies!
IN NORWALK.
DELIVERED "3! cute! ‘
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RICHARDSON BROS., 19 North Main Street.
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Yen'll hope to use the wheel often. Buv intelligently:
with your eyes open. Examine, COMPARE? All
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We want you to see CURS!
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