no. Which
. Accounts for hislbrxottulnoss
in limited-
I. manhood”: Horses mum,
W afiJsmrIiiIIflhslonot
In- men was Ina-III. and»
Julia! the hivhihlhllhingiumnm- .
lordsonrsweehssgo. Itsrusnhotdny.
lull. Intending to convey his mum
IIhiuh were tied up lnsbundlo. sll tie
way to Mold and book into. he
snippedstnhonseendlett new,»
he called tor upon his return. He did
not return. flout, haying tin opportunity
to ride. sud did not stop {pr his luggage.
He hut Iince forgotten the location of
the house where he lett it. sud II cell at
nearly all the dwellings on the Irsy to
Stamford has filled to rural the right
-’ one. Mr, Kirhhsm at one time conduct-
ed I store in Nuns-1h. hut Ins obliged
to close it up by s creditor to whom he
erred $26. This mistortuno situated his
mind. which noonunts for his forgotthl-
non—Stamford Advocate.
MC. V. WON.“
llumborpocrensed by Fourteen neat-Ins
During the Year.
The annual remnion oi the F filth
regiment. Connecticut Volun-
teers. was held in Middletown
yesterday. which? was the thirty-first
snniver‘ssry. of the. bottle of Cedar
Mountain. The business meeting was
held st 11 a. m. sud the folioII'lnrr
ufilcers were elected: Prosidentfleorfio
A'. Case. of hinroton; vice-president. G.
M. Raymond. of Bridgeport; secretary
and treasurer. E. E. Indium! Burt-
ford; chaplain. Borneo Winslow, of
Weetogne.
The reports showed that the member-
ship was decreased during the year by
{ounoeu deaths. It was votI‘d to invite
the Twentieth regiment to iinito vmh
the Filth ntlhe r-n Iion nIx- ymr. at a
place tobe decided upon by u committee
nppointed for tho purpose. Seventy
were present yesterdsy, umong the num-
bifii’éiig—C. F. Bullock, W. A Ambler,
A. A. Uhinery and Front Gregory. of
Norwslk.
Largo Plant of Debaters.
Uhnirtnanilhnfleo ll. Bubconk, III the
fisheries emeralds. of the New York
state fltlw._ gums and forest commis-
sion. saystho plant oi lobsters, this see-
son. has been the largest in tho history
of the. commission. It oon-I'Ilori last
you": plant by 2,2“),000. The total
number oi lobsters planted. this mm,
was 6.8%.”0. u iollowr: AI thlntro III-
lund Reshtlyster Bay. hiltltlfiio; Lloyd's
Nook Beet. at Huntington, zooms-III;
Estun's Neck lint, nt lluntingtou.
l.'I'fIllAlilzsfmud Reel, at Huntington.
1,000,000; Rock mint,“ tlystwr lluy,
46,000; Raritnn Buy. at WeIIIiold.
l0ll,000. The plant of large mouth or
Uswego black buns try, this was In. Willi
the largest owrmsde in the slum. Tim
introduction of tho noun-y rod thrunt
trout tram" Gull! nis isssuocI-m Thole
In nearly 2000 the iiIh in ihvi‘ulo.
doniu hatchery. sud, III-rt spring, the
nominissiou will be able to set on.- scror
II thousand eggs iroIn them
Curved o Womun‘ s Throat.
Agustin Ssvunto, nu ltulnm, you: r-
sy sutured n utoro III Bridgeport IInI'l
\ ith s rum pounded to out Mrs. Gum.
lmo JurlIIthe ltolnm proprictI-su lln
inflicted two uuly wounds, om: on the
top at the hood. about six inches long,
ulosr to the skull, and unothornn iilt'
check. The womuu was rem mod to tho
Emurueucy hospital. She III not. fatally
injured Savant IquI spoodtl y IIrInstI-II
The utI‘my won the result of un itullun
Inmlly feud.
Into Oobb, lay Get s Pardon.
'l'IIo report oi tho uppoul to tlovutuur
Codie In bohult oi Kate Uobh. who,
twenty you» ago. with Wesley Bishop.
murdered the woman's hurlmulflhsrleu
(,7. Uebh. in Norwich. and were Mintenc-
edto state prison tor Ills. shows that
thcrc isssliuht chance II! the women
. bolus pardoned. Shshssinsdu “nodal
prisoner. and it- In clsirnrd that int-tr
have been unload Ioprow hsrlnnuceunn
lruldedtontsth.
.Torringmn. Almost ttl«'I’lIe «Invcu
months” old servo! Clsrruco Farmer
died yestorduy till the rcnult III I, “VIM"
in. snststucd thinning. 'IIIII chIlIt up
sot II tospot and the mutants mldI-II
hint lrtuhttully.
. ”a...“ m
The!!!”
My
W Ravine. editor ‘l‘lsltilws. Mill.
"tibial." says: "We won’t harp house
without Dr. flint I New Disconwr
t
n m‘e'sfiysrl'méd wt
I'll mi." 1,
‘ ‘ Mar" Is
inbuilt "
WWII“? or the' stunt Indy In the seal
skin more
drops. wit o and ownsite hot.
\Vruugh‘y. Imwiousfi; “Can't ypI
phony mom plunge tree} It pop.
i: we thst you must all be very out
If“? ‘
sold Ella Bison. who was accustomed.
lunge- ns lsuthe ,"Aunt Sully" of town
games to be butleted and InIIltrI-utcd.
to minister to the uhlms oi the riot:
Iustomor. Iv hose carriage flushed buck
tho sunshine III III? door.
“Mn. uiu't she pretty?" whispered
Mimi AIIIuIIIIinu Wrnnulry. uu_over‘
grown girl of com-teen. lIrIIIIIng III-r el-
boos on the nhuIir one». "I on). ma.
IIon~t you- buy me smoothing nI-w':
Won't you. mu? Whats this? A on
nary! I didnt know they kept birds
hero."
‘II In on automaton." snIiloIl Mr.
Malcolm. II [III bud just remind down
an ebony mush,- box, inluid ulth glis-
tening - Inotrhor-of‘peurl ' ornumI-nt.
"Miss Klimt), wind up that In tl.’ but
Miss \Vrnngh-y hour. Yes. Inu'um." to
the elderly Indy. 'jtlIis instrumuut iIu-s
Annlo Lauriu' In its roportoiro. also."
Miss Ella Bison wound up the urtlfi
oinl songsII-r. Ixnt it “’ht'l'tl Miss .lmnu-
Ilina could trust III-r I-urs uml t‘yi'.‘ on
its bounty. and then turned to slum
backgammon boards to u now qu
tumor.
in n second—«Ir. at lt'll-‘li. so it would
seoIn-tIn-ro Wiln' u I-rnIIh! 'l‘nn bird
cage was orerturnod, I'lII‘ brilliant
plumod songstor «rushed, and the solid
shoot of gloss that formed the top of
tho slum t‘ as» ,IIIInII-rI-d into a scun' of
broke rngIIII-uts
Zilr. . lrolm Pi hair lIrisIII-d ulth sur-
pl'Iso and lndiguntion. as he lurnI-d to
vluII "lt‘ m-III-IIII ruin.
" 'hilhs l~.!"lsou he IrIcluimod. IImtlr
fully. "how did this hnppI-u?"
"l um sure. sir. I do not know," MINI
poor llllu. who was no IIIIII~II fright~
cord as if thI- uniting had lnllv’lt "I
one shoulng this t"|lllt’lllllll II bark
gnmtuon lmur"d——-
“Do not uttI-mpt to rowr your {units
by fulsuhrmd." utvrnly spoke the [Inn
prlI-tor. "It could only llIH‘I' lII'I-n your
Cart"!'." 'lll‘srii"
“'hil Miss Amundiun “Tough-y, the
actual t’illlll'll. stood storing nt tho
ol‘ul‘lit ow, und lurked illt' morul I-our
In to continua III-r oII'u guilt. ,
”Mu would be so true» ill-ho Inn! to
pay for tho ItrllllI-htl bird." Mild Miss
AIIIIIIIIIIIIII to hem-If. "And mu} “1‘ I‘ll”
won't buy In» tho IIIIIIIII- box. :l‘. I. uny-
liow. l dnrv say. the shopgiri vI'nuft
mind n little scolding."
"If you did not do it. Miss Elmo."
said Mr. Malcolm. IIIujI-stirully. "who
did?"
"I don't know, sir." lvlllu flllt~\\'t'l't'ti.
II'I'III I'III'yiuu I-IIIIIr. “IIIII it won out I."
“Don't contradict mo." auid tho pro
priotol‘. '
"I must IIpI-IIII tho truth."
plvudingiy. "You ask "I“. IIIIIl
“That will do," Filii'v .\II' .“tlll'lllm,
II'III'iIII; his IIIIIIII, "I film out tin-Its
tnmml lo luuudy II'III'IIII with my vA-m
liiti”l’t'“. Go to Miss Blown. Silo will
til'ilit' II llh ,\'tlll III llllil'. I shall not ro-
illiii‘t' your l-t'l'i’ii‘t’li nny louuor."
MIMI KIM"! “Ilium Imd IIIII»_\I-II, III-
l'hIIIIglI ll IIIIII' M'l'lIlt'i. III l'tlillt' III-fun-
iwr I'_\'t'24 and It III-:nlly wivuht op-
prrm-II tho llttillillg or Iwr ill'ill'i.
“Very propor," Milli Mr». “'I‘ullginy,
npprovlugiy. "'l'ho young wouum
needs discipline. h‘ho norm» both ob
uttuutv nud stupid."
White .iIIIIIInlImI. running slow to
lll'l' Innllwl’u nidv. nltll IIIIIIIIIIIIItI-Il It
resolute silvnv‘o.
t O O D.
sh III l'IlIII.
.o
C O O O 0 U
The IIIII- IIltI-ruoon IIIIIIIIIIInr was just
fading out of ”to little l'uullt IIIIIII-I' lin-
I'oot‘ of n ruinous old building "will” :In-
dork“, “‘ill'l't' Mrs. 1111mm I-III Ill \“Ill'k
for n tlt‘llli‘l‘ iu :It'litII-IIII IloII'crII. Illltl
II'IIII IIIIIIIIIIII JIII-uumniunl rows for u
largo oI-IIIvr from It llowrry Iullllunr.
ilhv “‘th u pole "Hit" Willlltlli.‘ who
spent her It!» in u rolllulpI-IIIIII'wslw
hnd louu IIuo tout the mm of nor llmlm
”‘Iltlti on the "our beside III-r not It
PM“ or night yours pleylu'u Wliil tlw
dulmigml bit» of rod will: dinourdml by
her IIIIIthor'II quirk fluum.
Rho lootII-II up with no t'Xi'ltlilllliiilll
no the door opened.
"MIIIIIIIIu." Idu» cried. "ll‘n min!“
"I'ZIIIII'" ‘I'xvlulmcd Mrs. IIIIIIIIII.
“llonw ill this time of do)": My tli'fll"
out. II'IIIII IIIIII Imppt'uvd'!"
"I .lllll tiillt‘ilfll‘fli’ii. Iunmmut" IIIIIII
Elle. uudnuvurtuu to spunk thinly. "I
haw lmIt IIIy‘IIltmII'IouI"
And thou. llluuluu' iii'l'hl’" on the
floor Ill lwr ‘IIIIItIIw’s side. Idle hurled
hur law In the poor oripplo'u lap and,
burst out Ivrytuu.
WlIlle all this was trumplrlnu. lulnw
thing more similar tum Imd lulu-II
plum at tho Moro where'thc outnum-
Ion bird haul suuu Its lust I-sutntu. IIIIII
the ltllluiv but that pluy’ud ".tlauln Imu-
l'lr" wan bolus carefully Imvtwu up.
Mrs. \Vrsuulny was lost Iurnlnu In tin.
door. Ivlmn s stout rundown II. who had
horn «mm on e mi velvet Moat ow
the outward. ruse lip-«s pundurous III
illviouul. with (or linings In In» mm
I Itild u I'll! Dali Whilst humllwr
I use around WWII.
«i «m stud m” neat use. «In: a“
sod.
lilo Allah!!! MW 9" ,.
"lint Inn to a hurry” said Mrs ‘
"I'll apt-uh to Mr. hleloohn,»ma?nm.'j .. ~
mutt-III, to receive and endure Inso.’
And Mr. Mulcohu tanll‘. all undies.
" :1 War Mmr'mmo' 1;
M «I 5“ .
it»; «I «mm -
mgr. ,tlutt um 83. _ . ' u ”lg.
out have marked (from it o ‘ ' . ”'0!" in?
v 0% m pans of u Lipid-,1. Loo/r In our
Ball lollies of mm” Sole poor! are clinch" . ..
-.. was. Lister”.- ~ - ‘
f
‘ 57.501011: I... has. 35.
It 810 stars are now 57. 50. .
‘ 515 and 812 stills are ‘nmr 59. 50
Tile {None to get your allure of these real buryam; Is ‘
no, the place Is Nergs' demand I 1%
Vacatioii Wants. 1M“; ‘ a (O
. ' But} It. . ~l . 9
Linen ash Sails, ‘
”00/ sh Suits, 53108590” 37' 00m- !
8‘"er 0" Underwear: 0pm Monday. Friday and
80101110} evenings.
I... v: w.
I
31‘
:
GASO LIN E STOVES!
Issue. Ins scar. ' .
MASON'S MRS. -
Qts. soc. Pu. "45c.
MW smmmspfiosou soot III at
MASH I VII 500'.
Large
‘TIN OVENS, 82.80.
us" I In seer,
Small
TIN OVENS. ”.85.
/
urns I us scev.
sGallons I
GASOLINE, so cts.
1 I~ - --»~ -_ .
31.50" 0' I837.
50. NDRWALK AND NEW YORK.
Commencing Monday, Juno Zlnt.
amnwulltth around“. if. s; .
“B lle Hor on”
Li LIVE .0 ”I'd“ at” I 30 I. In.
L VB .2! MIL thokuiun stm’i. ll Ill p.ltu.. (Saturdays. Lilo p. ill.)
lint Illst Street. 9. 40 um . (fisturdsys. 9 00 p. In.)
EARL—ding“. 40o; Excursion. 700.
Special ‘uudsy Salts: "PAW" guru ”"335'.‘I.‘."“" s.
nxcu “on D‘s-l
Lanna loin II Honolulu. 1le p m. Lune. Honour. lunch. I p. m.
IIIIO l' PIOPlLLOII 1'0 IORUALKI AID SO. IOIWILK:
um III I“ "It" I. Y Mon. .. Wed, d .
it"! titltll All, Tues. Thurs. oud list. stII than?“ “ lip n
‘ Subject to change without notice.
n“ T x ,. >
Tho stock (If paper untried in
the Job Printing Doputtulcut
. oi the 80th Norwalk Evening
. Sentinel Is lurger than that at
. all the rest of too rioting of»
1 floor III the Twin ities com-
bleed. .
A big consideration when
. in need of printing.
“glen ,. 1,
fl.
Ipron and the Judicial mine at tin
some time. It ls'uwdlsss to as! that
many smelling compilations stole II
~ hls ’I'ourt. and It sn’orded no end at (ur
(Or, the Inhaltiulmu or the thrlrlnu
bill's. it not for the. rust of the State.
For Instance, some morning the Judge
would be confronted with s motley ot
drunks. The Judge fresh from do
her. would call up one and ray'
r We“, vero did you std dot beer at
you trink?"
xlf the. prisoner would say at thI
“Bodega" or some other well-known
saloon the Judge would say In stento
riun tones:
't'l'eu tollurs nnIl oonte~noxt."
so It would so IloIIII the line until
out:I Would any that he got his beer at
the Judge's saloon. ' and their the
Judges Imrd look would. melt to one
or the sweetest smiles and he would
E' I]:
”Lo Ills mnn go: he III dlsolmmed."
TIII culprits soon found out thut It
won II good idea to get their beer at
the lieuthor saloon. and It became hard
to tinrl n drunk who did not toll the
J num- mm he got bin bow at the Court's
saloon. but the Judgo thought that his
trade did not correspond with the tale
told by the numorouu drunkh he had
to deal with. AI lost. after much
joshinn. the Judge Ilisposml of his sn-
loou and WP!” Into II more dignified
boson-unexnbmsku Stuto Journal.
n». MOVING HOSPITALS.
.\ Foreign Novelty In ltnrope In the Way
or n ltntlrond Mllll'y.
The railway hospital our in the latest
noyI-tty In foreign railroading. In tho
l.'"l'lll of u seriousnot-idem. thus-Io (’iil‘h‘
run he run to tho pluI-Iv of the disaster,
ohm-o the injured may be pit-kml up
and I-IIrlel to tho Iwnrnst mm city for
trI-ntmvut lush-ml of being left to puss
long hours at mum wayside station
whlh- omitting ouruirni attendance. lt
IIIso tumbles the railway mmpunles
III I’m-tutu St'ltsollai or upon spec-lot ou-
I-nsinus to transport largo numbers or
invalid! to boulth tumor” or plows-I ot'
pilm'lmugo. 'I'III- lnlvl'ior of lho our in
divided Into a main «outpurtuuwnt, u
I-orrldor on Imn raidi- and two small
rooms at the» rod. The: turnout mm-
pannn-uufiyn- hospihtl proper; It won.
thins l‘l‘t'lllylullr isolated III-do. iurh
punwu lios in from or two IIIIIII \l’ilh
down. Etlt'il III-II I-I provided with It
liltti‘tlilll‘ mid». and a cord sorros to
hold all Ibo I'nriumI IIIIIaIl ' chI'ILI
“'Itlt‘ll IIII- [Illiit‘llt may rIuIIIlIIi. 'l'ho
I-orridora on tho ouIII‘IIlIf loud to lin-
linen l'itls’t'i and the donor‘s npurt~
meld.” l‘urmnmp Iloomln thwtloor.
Who‘ll nponwl. dist-lost- to flow on too
obs-st.
“‘t’iitlil of sII'III-Il liIII-II. and u provision
m-Ilur. lt' urwssury. II portion III the
hospital I-luunlwr may hr trnnst'urunnl
in!" un IIpI-I'IIIIIII: mom for III-gout
rum-s. Finally. Ils rustoumry ulmuul,
II mm” rhulwl {or religion» Worship III
provided. 'I'lm our will In- pm In
Ilmrgo of II sllrgt‘ull mnl IMlt‘r‘o‘S and
Ill" in- I-iliI-liy llSI'II III rurry illi’aiillh’
from llvluium ililt'l‘i to tho III-Itllh ru-
mIt'IIs III I' l‘tlIIII-
0—-
WEARING BIRTH MONTH STONES.
A lustrous Brought from l'ulnnrl. and
which in Thought In Avert Mel-nus.
The Home for “’I‘Iil'illl: birth Imnith
stoma». tltlt‘!‘ not umnnulo from .\illl'l‘ii‘;l.
nor ”I from I':II'I~; London is IInt rI-
Itmmlhlt- for It. "llhvt'. It is from r0
llltlll' I'IIlnIIII that the odd notion
I-oIIIIv». Women them. not-outing: In
on old lI-gI-IId. III-I- hith‘tl all monitor of
III-a by \W‘lll'llil‘ the guardian l‘iilll‘lll
’ol tho mouth in \Villl‘il tho-y “'i'l't' burn;
IIIId lllt‘ll. Inn, il ulwu yam-II gonna IIy
ll wmnun. lll'l' illhil IIIII'wI and hour-
tltml. ‘
llmw- l'v llw lruv lint.
I-lo-IlI-II. but III» our IIII'I-II
'I'III'I'I' lil‘i‘ VII
hi llil't‘l'i
- II-uut I'olntltl: /
.Inuunry IIIII-m-I. t'IIIIstIIIII-y.
II‘I-hrmu'y Ann-thy“. film'vrtty.
March lllufliluilllit'. Courngv; wt.
Iinlll.
April» tiupphtro- III' IIIIIIIIIIIIII. II'rIw
from ImI‘IIuntIIwm; IIIIIIImuII-u.
oluy I'JIIII-rnld. run-«nus III low; Ills
t'tfl'i'l'tl IIIII‘II' friottds.
‘ .IIIIII' .tuut'n. Ilvnllh uud‘pmqnuhy.
.Iuly lint-y. t‘IIrI-I-ntn t'l'Hll or mlntak
i‘ll ft'lrtuhdltp: illM‘tIVt'l'fl ‘Iolmm,
.Itlgltuiw Kurdouyx. .‘Il'tlllfl mujuuul
I'I'iii'itl'.
anuunlmwt'hrysollto. Antidote In
IIIIIIltu-ns: from from sodium and cvd
pm‘mloou.
ilrtnbor tlpul. iiopo.
\III'I-Iubvr ‘l‘opuz. Fidelity; Ill't'
\‘t'ilitl bud tit’tltiltlti. _
luv 'illii: r- 'I'ur.luohIc. l‘r- Ipt‘t‘liy.
.uFI/WI .. M‘A—emu
Nu Tongue s [isn't-runs Weapon.
dunner-nus Wt‘ltlltllllt. A lion ennhl rIIIItI~
touuuc. ‘Tllil touullos ul IIII tho IIII-nr
quull continue. In tlIeI-IIIIIIIIIIII Iln
mouth- PM there upturn urn wry IIIIIIIII.
but are stltllcletllly well develop-ll to
also the tongue II mum of roilttllltm.
Ill tho Ht'l't't'lti mounds. such on thellou
or it» or. time splint» mo trmuwmty
founI prolovtlun up tor on eighth of on
' Iuch or more, wlth wry sharp [Idiom "
or Mans. With" the month ls aids
tho tongue ill Icon and smooth, up
IIIqu the animal In I'xvttod to the Ilktu ‘ ,
In: pitch the rhinos III-mono rigid.
.i. «I "IWVW' b— w .
"What does Bubble set for his liter
arr rum» In em swamp-Ir?"
' I. ’“I‘W-W
"lie out“ to not It: mouths m. s
lines.
. ‘
Wowmdectoeotomruwuhtui
Ii I-IIIIIIIIII'IIIII-nt for the dining,
'I‘lw mount-II of llllttlt' utilmsls are wry.
Ity IIIII II man by linking hlmrumh bin .
born or the out family are col/owed wIIlI‘
curious room/Inn splat-s. forum! or
Ladies“ should 116m fail to .
store as they . pass by,“ only. 66:
such as women need? for everyd‘
Shirt \Vaists cheaper than any a
in the state.
Nowadays
No one " need go to f
watch. Thebest are made , ;
in America by the Amerlptn
merits particularly ,.
‘ “Riverside” and “Royal. ”-
.. found in gold, dive: and
' cases at
A. W. Austin” 3. 39 Wall Sir,
w
I”
3
Nothing enters into the IIIaIquadture of Fairy Scalp“
purest and best materials knowu to the soupmdher’! _
art and that money can buy.
The Soap oi the tie
Sold everywhere in one quality and three/convenient
' for the toilet, bath and laundry. '
Inn In, no: I. I. rnmu mm. m. n In so ,
W hen II servant nhhsrsuisl’iur
w n P lwlurnnddlsspreflstuuuM‘ J
a . a per on the calls? a dumb
. do. . shut her cyt- suds.
llnrdly One swirl;
thing is noted. As
conspicuous wt in parlor .
in nu ludlunt on o! yell? ll '
receives
social I«bundling: I ‘
tiny. I‘ II our but non .
plenum!" IIIIII pretty. 6‘38 E
IN It will work, wonders to your , .
Prices to tit oil it“
troll-I.
Story
i’rctty paper
I’stuters' 8
Artists' Msilrifls.
Art Goods.
Pictures
Worth
sud Sign shag.
’lll Wsshiuntonn M losth In
Telling.
Woddlng and
Soolety
.....ENon7
Ionttnot omen. .
W 6.3 , v’ .
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