. _ or the Oetholie
_ fl , ‘ Whittle {tonight
. " ; tun smut lire compeniel will hold
. their regular monthly meetings“ wash
The roadway at the slide! the Trem-
weytrsolu’ is telug placed in repair by
the company. '
a.» will
m
. pm» we City Wheehuen will have a:
' "to Terrytowu. Sunday. starting at
1 o'elmk.
a L m t "
Four pupils from the North Center
Iohooltlietrict entered the Over River
eehool.’y‘erterday.
The Epworth league, of the Norwnlk
Netball-t church, will hold a business
meeting Friday night.
Schiller Stratum. U.O.R.M.. will meet
tonight in Mystic Chain hell. The first
desiree will he conferred.
' The Sunshine club will be entertained
tomorrow afternoon by lire. Rufus Al-
len, of Upper Main street. ' '
. TheSouth Norwalk Hardware com:
pany reports the pole of eight bicycles
for rpot cash on Sittnrday lest. ..
—-‘We allow the highest p rice for rec-
‘ and hand school been when taken in
exchange. B. H. Plaieted. "
The Oriole club will meet Thursday
night at the home of the president, Ed-
ward Riordan. in Plattsville avenue.
, Sanitary Inspector Thomas Hunt C)!!!-
pleted his impaction of the city oi Nor- -
walk. yesterday. It required twelve
deye’ work.
Mrs. J. Wilkie Collins has been en—
gdged for the ensuing year as contrulto
in the quartctte of the Presbyterian
church, Noroton.
Druggist Frank H. Baxter's hand-
some new sods fountain has arrived and
will be placed in his store in South
Main street. this week.
The Minioteriug Circle 0! King's
Daughters will meet in the Norwnlk
Congregationnlehnrch study. next- Sat-
urdito afternoon at 3 o’clock.
The monthly meeting at the Twin
City Wheelmen will be held lil‘lighi.
New units will be selected and otln r im-
port int burial at transnctoJ.
Charles Bennett has spent today or
two with his wife. who.hecnuse ofill
health. is staying with‘her daughter,
Mrs. Heydriek, 01 Chestnut street.
The Bonrdof Witter Cilmmlsnimwt’s,
oiNorwnlk. hold it meeting lust. night
in the office of the secretary. A. H.
Camp. but transacted only l't'lllillte bust.
um.
Deputy Bhorlil' Lyon ntinched proport y
owned by Thouiore W. Swimnt. of
Brooklyn. in Eltnwoxl nvenuu yvuit'r-
day, in connection with n suit brotmhi
by R. ii. Golden. Dunn-gm; of film en-
claimed.
“1'. Stanley's organ rt‘t-itnl and mu-
oert at the Congregational chureh in to
behold on Monday owning. hlny 21th.
not next Tuesday. Tickets will bu for
rule next week.
30V. Hero'd ll. lldlml'vt liilllo ulnar:
wilimoot tilitcvouing lit 7 o‘clock lot
the loot million of the lll't'tlalll term.
This tmrnplotuu the course of thin'
lawn». All tnemherrnw rwpmtmi to
attend lhivi evening. An iul‘ornuel
lecture in review o! the work done will
be given.
widen the Cutlluuillm nt howls'.
c..-“ .._ a
"The low providing; that liquor li-
osm may ht hunched given this
county cmnniiuiouern n mm deal of
marble in it» interpretation." raid thun-
ulerioner lined rmsontly. "it nun he
Whoa for debt and will. but if the
Man who purehnm it in oliywtlouuhle.
“my” be will not be permitted unit!
iii-inel- The name to when: the ll-
” was wininrlly lulled «out» do
button! when the ileum in «strolled.
at «time «nuplhvitionr for the norm
some sure. The commutation
try totem the low. bututhere in
‘ Whit “ht All to ill tritium.
Home! on ”when”: notwould
a «your “Venture. end me much
tin! and "notion."
I. I . WMMtiurlJll’em [tritium
h ‘ in , to mold rerldeutd
. the t“, out; «Are ifg'm
1*”!
no
out»
W'
mitten «their. Muir Row. New
namely Costume.
merit“ IMF.
The stylish dross here illustrated is
made of gingham in blue and white.
combined with white pique and narrow
braid. White pearl buttons form the
decoration. The rather fanciful arrange-
ment of the waist is made over. it titted
lining. and the closing is in centre-buck
with buttons and button-holes. The
full fronts, that blouse slightly. are laid
in single boxvplaite, with side pinits oi
the gingham showing at each side oi
the vest. with facing of white pique in
centre-front. The back inlaid in box-
pluite at each side of the cloning, a
smooth yoke portion of pique being
applied on back and front. The bre-
relies are trimmed with tom: of braid.
The standing collar is (noel with ma-’
terinl and rolls over at the top. the
fronts being slashed in the centre
Modified pulls are gathered top out
bottom nod arranged upon sleeves that
are comfortably fitted to the arm.
The circular skirt falls in rippling
folile ut the sides and back: gathers
adjustinnthe inllnt-snnttho top, while
the front tits ennmthly. The sly-Io h
desirable for growing girls, and con tr-
undo up in silk, Wool or wash Inhr rs
To make this routnme for n in». or
twelve years will requ‘ro three and
threereighths yards of luriy-intlrrituh
material. The pattern. No Iii-iii. in out
ionizer for mines of right, ten, tm-lvt
uni fourteen years. .
:evrstre seerirtt
DOUPON
lutltllns to one PW’ en! tire of lio-
ilnt this outlill It. .31.? mun-c end add: tin
and mull in Melt to
J Stnrtovent'r Bargain iloeu
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hunches
um... ”nu-mm...
curses-t. mo. em: «in
Thu coupon and .1 onto will power
‘ above [Mwnlnitilllrinomll's. hour. .1 .14,
um! Ann litmus. Moth Nut Wu 7
the Wet My Summary,
The luminary oi ’l‘lm Common-in!
Record for the cum-n: Wl't'lt "Hill” the
itlliUWlllfl shomnu:
i'tolnl uninto n.alee—~~lit-\v Haven and
Want ilnven, 1.“: liriduermrt. l7; llnrh
lord. :l : Waterbury. ill; Morph-n, It;
New llrituin. it; Mlllllivtuwn. ll; h'or—
wich,«l; New Minion. l; Dinbory. 8;
Nor-walk. 5. " ‘
Real utnto thorium-r» '«w lLven
and Whit Haven, $35,930; lliidgrport.
Illicit): Hartford. 063.002. Waterbury.
mum); Merldeu. mono; New ilmuin,
minim; Mlddllltown. m m; Nuruitlil.
”Stubble“! lmndon. 11.0,“; llanlury.
with; Norwullt. minted.
MUM. .
”in Abby ltumlle. of Row York. is
the umtof her until. ltliu A it (smou-
tar.
Hrs. (thirties d 1 Dunn mode it imminent
mp to llrldgepim. twins.
Dr. William little. who hit: been quite
ill. ll hill. in be out Milli.
chariot l’wlrwmd. of immune is
virltiul at it. W. mm
In. Stephen they» and delimiter
More alerted min! for n momma
villi with rum: in helium. ll. V.
In. may helm and m me the
settle at her thallium hrahehrllle.
hull W. who. until Mill“).
we!“ M iii. “More. then wound e
Verb.
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munim'im' hem" ,
, ( a r
Milielltrthntttmrththehm 91 em)
3 the mi.‘ ' /
“033,24?“ Iortheuet'rlte‘.
The world‘e high" is, numbered today:
The! tube ‘
AM the sorrow that hide: inn emlle— ,
It isthmus thatnre worth the home! earth.
For we null then but once in I. while.
~Elln Whgeler Willrox in Conmgstlouellst
A ‘DISCORD.
BY E. J. W.
i
The Soprano was late that morning
Aflgilllt! brushed hastily past the (in
earlier glowed up from his instrument
to li'llinpcl‘.--_ J
_"Bctter late than never.” .
. She gave him s nod and laughing
shit-wise glance. and slipped softly
into her chair between the nhort. good
natured second Soprano and the tall.
melancholy Tenor. 8hr- herself was
neither short nor tall. but quite the
happy medium.
A light otlow was falling, and in few
of the groin feathery dukes elill clung
to her m’nlskln Jacket. The Second
liopruno obllglugly (licked them oil
with her handkerchief, in return for
which she received a finishing smile oi
thanks. .
'l'lie Soprano smiled a great deal. lu-
deed. isho could well ntlovd to. for her
teeth were faultless. and her eyes oi
that rare golden brown color which al-
ways reminds one of a sunbeam douc-
ing upon :1 river, (lurk pml of watt-r.
Beautiful eyes. truly, and reflecting
in tlwir liquid depthyi the runny and
varying moods of un impulsive, gener-
ous: llllt‘llfii' nature.
When eho- l'llS-t' in low pint-c and sent
tlrnt wonderful voice or here ringing
and thrilling straight into the lit-um:
of the people. they lislctlml In an we
story or mloynmnt and sudden spirit
uni uplifting.
For more the mdience of actual dl-
vinily lny along the dim old mm and
tonrhml the exquisite int-c3 upon the
clinnm-i window: the sols-mu tones of
the great organ Itt‘t'illlll’,’ the ”Miami
structures of runny harps nud volt-w:
led by liit' one mating, vibrating volca-
with-ii sting praise and honor and
glory to lint Mont lligll.
Smnvlhlng of this kind was sold tr
her now. She threw bunk ilt‘f dainty
bend and lunnhcd long and heartily.
“lienlly. you do the too much honor!"
t‘llt‘ vriml when she would spvnk. ”For
too nun-h honor! Why, I [love studied
in Porto, Berlin. Home .1 have spent
llmuxnnils of dullnrn to not just that
quality into my Vole-o whlvh you on:
plum-cl to consider so mlmlrnblv. it
is my slm'k lll ll'mlt'. tllltl I Hinmlul lw
flnlll‘lll llidN‘tl (lid l not llt‘t‘ ll, lu’thr
best advantage. '
Slu- hm-d ln-r urt with lll’tlt‘lll l‘lllllil
ulnsm, and pursued it uhrmniuinmv
film had luvn known to spend llinlilih
Itlwn :m :ll'lil lu-Fon- she vomitlct’ml her-
self capable of tench-ring it in nu ilt'-
m-nlnlvlv mnnnct’ below the congruen-
tlun. .
film out.) tlllt't', enrol-moi)". that «ho
ellnllltl lll'Vi‘l' llttll‘l',\“-ti lmhbund would
lw nu t'IlI-‘lllllill'lillt't'. Wonwn of her
typo rnro'ly marl-ind own with inn-mi.
or lllltlillllli"!irl similar to their own.
nnd if not tiwrv could be but one to
unit from iiw unlonmnltor wreti-lnhl
ilI'M‘ vllhvr for one or lmth. which way
true enough no lot on it wont.
Kilo hml not sold this in the hunting
of the tlrnnolut. yet it mun». no tillt'il
'ihlogn do, to lIlH cure.
’l‘ln-re min b4- im lit'i'l'i‘ifl oxcllnnnml oi
kipl in n t'ltoll'. livery mulldcnm»,
twin-y tilt of gouolp. noon lute-onion min
ttnm properly.
The tlrmltliul know perfectly \vi-ll
tlml bin low Till‘ the mournno ufl‘oriiml
ill'it't‘lllhli' fund for many it t'tlltjm'ilil’l'.
Witil‘ll ltuuwlmlno urn-n Illillli' him pro
voltlnuly nlmmitmlmh-d: or wm: ll "tin
fault of iill' nnrruw mirror which hum:
bolero him on the organ? The! dour.
dollghtfnl hit of I~‘roncli plum nines"
if lt‘ nuns tilted ut lulu tin» proper uu.
uh! he ruuhl I'utl'lt n nilinpw of u may
our lnmlllnn in n lllliilli of durk huh:
and it while nm-k glmunlnn tilmvc- u
brown l'lll' mllur. llimmll lln- vlrion.
‘lls true, \vns nilcll utmllml by llw lnv
lervoninx lit‘llllli oi“ the lower unto-Ilium.
'l‘lu-u there who ultvnyo the hopi
that nine would permit him. nu ulu
wmelllnim did. to walk home with but ‘
tun-r nevvlw. True. the lived laurel;
ti block from themhnrch. and the ill»-
tum'i» niouyn mound on short to him,
lnwnutw from delight. four and lonnlull
be who llt'l'ttli of urn-win, or it he lilmkt
ill all. must only utter mores! mnnnon
[lllli't‘ti ulmut the weather. or the at
lonllnnm. or the choir. limit-mil of any
Inn that which was In his heart it
my.
(in thin particular morning he menu-d
more than ordhmrlly lea-t ill thump”
When he target: to play the "hum
lllltllitln" instead or the "‘l‘e ileum."
the “helm uppi'iltld llllh of hill lttlflllill
by vhtorolltlir will“ hill! in tho Well
with u hymn lunch. The hour emuuim
colored to the mail it! hill wuvy Dionne
hair.
and by um litllll'lll m at it tow chord!
drumnul into the reunion hey. llm
the nlumhrr' Motherly shalom. nun.
lie was ot an firmly nervous new
”a?“ 'Miuiioim am“ i
Wit 1th which
lie hastily chanced the minute.
. not the effect lily-polled. ‘
When the White returned ‘her real
all the brick; Wind‘left her cheeks.
and her eyesiheti‘tt' curlone. ‘iintitler’ek:
able ulcers in then: which‘wuil only
there 'when the true very angry.
After service the Organist lingered
timldly; hoping for an opportunity to
speak to her and make on humble
apology for his unreleueness. But
none promoted itself, and he saw her
leave the gallery and pass down the
etulru in company with the Basso,
whom he cordially'dett-sted.
. 'l‘hls, was the drop too much. its
knew the wns‘ungry with him: he
could have borne that, hoping that
time would make all right: but to we
her no dellhemtelywolf with the lineup.
a great, (Bonnie, hulking fellow who
openly admired her, and who openly.
also, now a great deal of alllilrilrlllt: ii
in his (the Organist?) silent adorn-
tlon!
Ah. that was what of all! The poor
fellow, his heart bowling with an
agony of remorse. jealousy and love,
stumbled out into the street. where the
snow wait still falling softly. pliyingiy,
us it always falls in the street»; of n .
great city. ,
Thur evening it was the Organist
who entered the their last or nil. imit-
lng very pale and miserable. The So.
prune wntr'ln-tl him out of the "Win?!
or her eye while he unrolled [till mu-
.f sic, llllif‘t‘tl it on the melt and ndlnnml
the slope of tho orgun. She won in her
gayest mood, and the choir norm
warmed under the lntluom-n of her
mcn'itncnl. Iven the 'l‘cnrn' llt’i‘illili‘t'tl
his rtlolutwholy features to [income die
tortwl in a smile.
After service the choir leisurely dis.
[WPPMN]. laughing and chatting gmnbltllv
tumliy. Only the Organist lingered.
and he nppnrcmly was enunge-ul in
guthcring up his musiv. ‘l‘lw Soprano
we-nt out. with the tic-mud Soprano, of
whom she wns especially fond. illi'l‘l"
by openly ennbhing the owr-vonfidont
Boson.
But at the door she stopped with n
sudden omhnmtlon.
"My Blot'i'S—J tune-t haw tll‘uplwtl
thorn somewhere. I will just run llill’k
after "him."
She slipped noiseleeely up the stairs
and into the chair. downed now saw
for the Organist, who was leaning
ngninst the organ with his fnm' hid.
«ion. "is wry nuitinlv was so eng-
gcstlvi- of tic-promilon that the So»
pruno'u wnrm little lli‘flfl nivltml nl
onw. Sln- won‘t/up to him and ltlllu'lxml
him miftly on the arm.
lie sinned. and turnrd to new it 1.31.5
norm-all film and cycle big and bright
with Welling team, lifted to his own.
"i l'illlll' ltllt'ii," uln- fuller-ml hurried-
ly. "i mm! in soy lwntn sorry I lost
my temper illl'i morning. lv-—»l don't
want you to lm-l hurt."
sln- puller-d nliruptly.
A» for the tlrgnniol. utter the first
chm-d look of lu-wlhlvrnh-nt imd paw-ll
from hie fut-v lu- art-iv pmitivvly mali-
nnt. lie \vnu not so stupid tlml in»
muld not tlt'lillt' munitliinh in “IT law
:Intl lllllllllt'l’ that hml no-vor llt't‘ll llit'l'i'
lit-torn. All her sum-y outlaw-Sty \vns
goon. nml she was just n lo-tl'lvl', iu-ni
lent wotnnn~ yrs. and n loving |>lli' us
Well.
"You r-nmo lil“'l(!" be sold. “hen :it
lilill he fomnl \vnrt‘ln nnd n vole-u with
which i." utter tiwm. “'l‘iu-n you do
roully t'fll't' mnwlhing about me, urn-r
nil!" .
"lionwlhltm!" hlll‘ cchoml will; :1
Hull» ntnl vivid blush.
Ills :ll'lll eilnlv nronlnl lwr.
"A nrwti rival?" In» whistle-ml.
"A very lzrcnl deal!" Ilw Soprano :m
uwenvd. hiding her happy low on hi»
shoulder. .
"Laugh and "raw Put."
it in Mill thut every hearty lunch in
which a than or woman indnluwn loud:
to prolong life. no it makes the blood
move more rapidly and Klt‘t-lt it new and
dlll'oreui ntlmulun to nil the organ» oi
the body from what in In tori-o at other
times. Therefore, perhnpe, the nuylnn.
“lunmh and xrow fut" is not on rising.
matured one. but him it toumlntlon In
(not. No truer word» were ovor mum
ml than them which ntnte w uhmiy:
"Laugh. and tho Wul'ld luughn with you;
\Vlfil'ii. tillll you ween alone." The Jolly
wholesome. happy-lienvtml [people on;
those who have wont frlundu illlll :4in
the bout that lilo hohlu out to ilwm. -
Clllll'Cllinllll.
.M .L. W
What lie Wore.
lion» "l nitnply mln’i lull thin Irwin."
h‘ililtor~»“lmlt‘t nlvv it up. 'i'hoimm.
ltonn-tulwr that Hum-vol llrnnl'r even
mn'comum worn lune-1y duo in the llll'l
that ho motor huew vvhrn he won
lit'ltml."
iteri-W'l'hoti lw nomt lum- \lul'il n
board in tho mu of lulu “'(llIN’I‘r. mum.
till llilly Brown tlutm.”~-~ltnulh~‘u \l't-t'lt
ly.
Frown" oi mint. .
I'Mm‘ tl'iihntlttllnesoy. a [Within-whit
of this city. while at work in llluwp
(illicit started It intuit-tide M on vh-vn
non of 4.090 WM. Willi rum lll’i'l‘ttlét‘e
of mind (l‘ilhttutllumoy um neiriiin or
his eiwvel end, with the «omitted or a
few hmlMM. mile solely to the hit ‘
loinmilor. Mil latte 'l'rllmltn.
“out!“ limit-tonsil films mo.
' manhunt art-putt “it‘ll have
will?! in various MW! in urlvm
film “Him ' it"
. . Illicit hesitated for a mo ‘
meat. thtmjwentou smoothly enough,
the. tile «who at Mom low or ’ ‘ %
9.?
?. , 3. 4."
We are agents for the STAR BICYCLE SUIT, the onlyo' it
bicycle skirt ever put our the market and indorsed by allt
iug merchants in thé United States. The suit as ropreee _
our ad consists of Jacket, Skirt, Beltattached, and legginei
Figure N O. 2 shows the skirtas it appears when closed; thep
is seen by opening all the bu‘ttonholes on right-hand side oftlte, _ ,
and fastening same to the buttons on opposrte side; the effect 1;
obtained is seen in figure No. 3. ‘ . . ,
Figure N04 shows the skirt as it looks when wommth ow.
giving a most graceful appearance to the, lliiel’ as well as being
most comim table skirt manufactured. , .
We are showinga very large line of samples of the difi‘elle
materials, and ladies can have their suits made to order Willie
any extra charges, and we guarantee periect fitting suite and
very reasonable prices. <
H. KRIEGER, Mahackemo Hotel Block, Soho
"wade” Colum Ia‘
No one need go to Europe for a ' g 3%
watch. The best are made right here
in America by the American \Valtham
Watch Company. Two watch move-
ments particularly recommended»
"Rivcreitle" and “Royal." Can be
found in gold,silvcr and gold filled
llartiords, patterns 7 tint!
“as“ ‘“ latitrdgsaygsm
A.- W. Austin's. 39 Wall Street. Norwaik. F 5 A M B I. E R
29 WALL STREET.
Norwnlk
igneous... '
l-‘or Mlllwe will sell you no llliiZ Sl'hil'i.\l.. list price H23».
'l‘lm wheel, which twiuh» only to puumlu, 1-. uitnrnnteml to carry
l'rliwnnvl-l ovt-rnny rowl. :mil llHI'\ill’t'i*t'|.'t' l“ char ml on rm
l’nm for tivelw Inuntlm We hnve wnw new “.07 Milli! nrul wheeh
which we nn- srilinn nt. ulmost (‘ ml. n'm: “lt’ Sprinutlt'lnl. it!
no ltlho' guarantor; nny option you want, “it. lint rm. llon't
t: met (but we lllltLu n opt'v‘tltily of hwyt'li: rvpnirlnu.
Are You Thinking
of buying it ('AMl'Zli \" You can't lltul :t plm'v Within .3" mill!
where you run get one its t-lmtp a. m- w” limit. uml we him:
it lull st: t'h. too. Notice the pru‘r ul eurpitt-s;
itinsltnon‘n Solio l'nprr. Ni, V dust-n.
Reed‘s llry Pinto». on. sets.
it'nnlr llry I’inttm, :l l lxl l l. 27c.
l'm‘ltct limlnk mounts. 7r «iv 1..
lint-groin in Snot-mi hninl (Mun-mt.
Free lnetruisthm to lu'ultutt-re.
2i
DELIVERED I“ 00b,
in llulit to thetrmle. Promttly
in lmttloo to any part of in
vicinity tor lnmiiy nee.
rmc‘ru union In:
Agent for lioil Mar Lined ~
RICHARDSON BROS” 1'.) North Main Street.
l'ou'll hopi- to nee tin.- whcel often, lluv intelligently:
with'yuur rates open. Examine. :CthPARE! All
whcrh urc"bcst."oi course, still ‘tliric are others."
We want you to see UURS!
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W! OAIRY IN ITOOK:
Humbert, li’ohlAmciimnsi, [lnylmm Envoy-e, Firth
wiogs. Ttlmllitllli. Allnntus and the 958m: 8. 8: ll.
Lender, pl or. ,
DON'T BUY A WHIIL
A. You Would - Lemon.
OLD K.Y.TAVLOI ‘
light Your 0M
Full nunrlu tor Oi! 'l‘lt»
usinllu luv ti fill. .
tluutnuett. lwi in?" . .
ol Norwn h u olmnce to. 5
boot. bottle of whinitey Ital ‘
lly use. Alon agent for
manure IIIW‘I _
D! Springfield. Mali.
Bottled Steamed _ .
and Porter and E:
olhleltforl'nmily
LG. HAMM-
Wllrwlclt [lei/Bl. ll ”Ilium
I IlcVGLE tunoslrwil
Boar-no a. Hoyt,
80 wauhiniztou strait.
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