.Q nwummamnmy
mmsmnmhoondmm
._ read weakening":
'1 unmteraeh MismA t‘ ' '
o W: y “8‘“ llpllll as silk by the loom, he found that
4th. It thendvsnosd use 0! eighty-seven.
beau-en trimmer-well anatomy
ably: in this vicinity. She was a
genuine deniillir oil‘s Revolution.- her
lather. liars Mold. harlot; hit his
medial stallles in Stamford at the not
break“ the Revolutionary VII! to join
General Washiulton'e army: lie was
one of the'lirst to enlist. and belonging to
the Shipper: branch of the Bootield fllllr
ily and having numerous relatlrea in
Stamfordttnombers‘ or his friend-l and
stunnintsuess hastened to follow his ex
ample and that 0! his {our brothers and
his cousins. who saw active service not
only in the Revolutionary war. but in
the Indian and French fire of that
period.
Alter the clone of the war for lode-
pondeneo Mr. 8collab! married Mrllxeott
Smith, Wm M Am Smith. M 5 the nicohol out of it. it is then plunged
into iced water. dried. and npoolctl tor ,
' Bmithtoivn. Long Inland. Nancy was
their second child. born in 1809 She
marrisdghlarh Smith. son of Eher Smith.
of Bananil.’ The Standard hospital
owes much to this family. Mr. Builtlr‘u
sister-Jim. Clawson. gave $5,000 to it
and her brolhrrin-lsvv gave “(Lilli
Forthe past thirty years Mrs. Smith
hnd'llved‘vvllh'her nieces in New Jer—
sey and New York. finally returning to
Btumlerd altont four years ago. where
she remained until her‘ death.
Mrs. Smith‘s death will be sincerely
mourned by very Inaoy cohorts of hr
min immediate family: She was a
woman of great toroeot character and
at the sumo time had the rare faculty of
attracting and keeping the lifelong
friendship of most of those who had the
privilege of an inlimatn‘neqnaintnnce
with her. She was a eonllin of Rev.
Nelson Weed. late of the Now Haven
curriculum, and of Dr. Henry Guern-
vey.ol New York. who made such a
reputation during the" cholera soared in
that eity. It was at that time that hire
Smith nhowed that the possessed u con: .
«azenlmost unparalleled ill one of her
her. Her Ill-tor. Mrs. Weed. was in
New York at the out-break of the
dreaded wont-go. and Mrs. Smith. feel-
ing it her duty to remain in lhecity.
never lullerotl. but stayed there. doing
oil in her power to alleviate the hotter.
inns of others, although at the imminent
risk (1! her own life. Mrs. Smith had :l
tender. nll'uctionato nature. She was
dowtcd to her nieces and nephews, and
urnnd-nloeoqund unnd-neohowsyholn
turn. were all warmly sttuehonl to her
Ber funeral took place on Saturday.
In the absence of Rev. Samuel Seoviilo.
ol Stamford. the serviocll were continui-
ed by Rev. 8. .1. Austin. oi Darien. She
wsnlllitl ootlor burial by loving hamle
und'waa clad in black. relieved by a
white tulle kcrohlel thrown armrmi ill r
neck nod unused on her lire-M. Hbo
nine were the pin oi the Daughters of the
Anterloau Revolution. The l'w-iml
was oovevcd with hamlvonm block
broadcloth. ()n it was a llliVl'l'
plate with Mr». tlmith'u mums and
the (late of her birth and death.
Un the sides were rilvor bundles.
Beverniv beaulilnl llorui tribune were
contributed lrom rclutlvell and friends.
“he. I pillow of while rim, pinlol and
lllloo. with the word “hunt" in purple
inunorlclles. was not by her nlmm Ill.
the hemlol horonllliet ennui Ilcr ciluir.
lllmleliy lilo proteriy Ill (,icnorui
Wolfe. and littering his initial: 'l‘hlII
chair tvnanmunml lo‘ Mn. South by
l,'atilerluo Wolfe.
'l‘hetmnnuiltal won at the bottle ill
Allnnllcillroot Mill the interment. ori-
vale. Will in the old Illluily burying
around on the "M“ to Norlh Hlnrnfnrd.
where her hamlets have laid {or one
hundred and fifty yearn.
up“... h... “mom”.
Free Villa
your flirting]! I lwlet;
Sill. lo h iQ u
llrokuz'sfiw on 1.1an!
ultraviolet you of their motile. These
MW in when and are per:
uriy attentive to the euro of (km-
minimum their Headache For lia-
ul [liver troubles they hove helm
Minuteman. 'l‘lteyure uuanmlml
tells perfectly fi'fll from every Ito
lolmlonll unbalance and to be lonely
in They donut woollen by
their union. but by alvlunlmlu bi alma-
null and illnvslll greatly invigtmlle the
more litigator aloe one. box.
hyw Pint-tell and Wmi. ‘lllutille.
20‘5““ iii .
ileum.
." rays: "
Dr. KW
lakes dye an readily as the animal pro-
drwmud can be woven «1mm: and .
as rapidly. it is also claimed that the
Q tensile stream at the fabric n‘ in
Q ‘Is‘llk in rule; to ”tampon the ”final
alter the libre had been hemmed ll
heeded the chemical notion of a certain .
term or slucoee. lo the new treatment
.lhe tree is crushed. and the resulting >
libre ill mixed with mucosa and their é
placed in deep metal tubs. A dish. 2'
somewhat like a strain piston. is then ,
forced don n on the tunes by llydra’hllo
pressure unlll It is compressed Into a
very heavy gum. At the bottom of the
tube are tubes laminating in tiny
glans nipples; with exceedingly email =.
Under the hydraulic W '
euro the“ mixture is forced out of llleee ,
dlltlflllm.
zines nipples in silk-like fibres. which
are so (the that the girls who are em—
ployed in this portion of the process
are obliged to wear highly mngnllying
glasses in order to dlntlngulnh when
any of the llbrcs break. The malc- ‘
rlnl is then carried over electrically-
heuled drums. which dry the other and
the locum—8t. Inuisfilobe Democrat.
Auctions In Jon-n.
’l‘hcre is little chance for trend or
mmpluiut in the Inntlcr of conducting
auction sales in Japan. Although thori-
nrc not nearly 140 many exiles held
there tilt in this coulllrymolllclnle of
the cities have a way of conducting
them much similar to our method of
voting.
When an auction Is to tulle place
the goods or property is advertised for
two weeks alwml. (in the day of the
Hole Mt'h ltlildor Wl‘ii"fl his name nml
Midwest and the amount of his but for
cot-l1 lot on 11 5in or puller, which be
carefully places in a box. ' When oil
the bills are in the auctioneer uncles
the box in the presence- of the S]NN'""
lots. and. utter examining. oil the
grants are declared the property of the
highest bidder. By this eyelet" the
Ann-ru-nn custom of owners bidding
in llroyt‘riy on amide would almost in"
lircly dreamer.
' Fol Terrler n'l'vnnspnnuer.
The for lcrrlc'r Ill now officially rog-
Islt-rcd as n transparency, the .‘i my
alluring through him like u l'lllllill!
through a l‘hlnese lantern. The en-
porimc’nl has in on tl‘led on an animal
nl tins species which had swallowed
in diamond ring. the trinket mmrlug
in its millet. visible no a collide!) in It
gloss ruse or a fly in limiter. The little
liil's ol’ lolo penetrating beam only or-
|onml lit. it will KilllW up other limit
the pnllry min-rings of n terrier. per-
bons. nolwllhslnmllng the oilnulty of
its bulk 11nd origin. New lurk in
bone.
First Meeting \th Mosquitoes.
-'l‘wo lrlshuwn Just landed in .\m.
orb-a, were I'lll'IillIIll'll on the open
plnlu. ill lin- evening they l‘llll‘l'll lo
l‘llhl. :li‘itl \Vl'i'l‘ Mimi llliill'ill‘ll by
rell'ill’lli‘i of lllosqullocu. 'l‘hcy molt rcl‘.
null lllllil'l' lill‘ bml ('il‘iilll’fl. .\l inul
low M lhcnl ventured to pct-p mil. and.
menu; tin-fly. mu-ininnnl in tones or
ll-ll'ltl‘:
linki-l. ll' Ii no lbw: lill'l‘l'F one of
the t-lnllIn-rn scanning for 11- old a
lztllltvi1ifi'l'tnrmll‘u Wocllli.
”w...” w...—
VARIEQTiEfi
M”. J. H. “Hill in: I'N‘Hilll‘iil of ihl'
Mule ilnuk of l' rumw-l ll Mic II on» .r
the dim-lore or wnlrh uleo it: ll llu
man.
"or, limrgc A. Hublwll of Vlnclnnll.
3‘, .l.. rm'mlliy loot the night u! bin
right cyt- by the «inflection Into ll of
me liiill my upon lltfiillufi n crystal
illkllillllli.
'l‘lw ill-rim mulllclml lllliiltll'iilml
lull-c granted iit'l'llul' to It nmlcly to
crawl in public plum and mineral:
wilcl'l- l‘Iliilil’l‘ll In. in tile illiilil of
playing ullltnnnllc msclilneil. for line
toll» of municnml lullll.
ill‘. .llurrul'. lilo editor of the lrrcul
Ellullnh dictionary now in preparation.
onyx lillil "’tllinmmrllonslllmuvm” ill
now llnuluuucnl word in Hill ldlmiluh
lllnxlluuc. but tllnl “anthropommqilto .
a ". ' ,
It In every thread
the sort (undo
Ammo. It corner?
" Izod. narrow 0'»
4);”?
f. .e'
an! i re. MW"
nee one emitters —-
his?» .
QQ .
. MM '0!”
made III fine quality EgypIQIpn condom—eat; miIc
We sell I! at
50.: a Garment.
”or! anywhere else the [man 15 75c.
L's/e till-end underwear. iInIeII. 81.2.2
or! full-Inshloncd bu.(IrIggan. 98:: not] 3%
finevl Im'IoI-I-
WO I1 gar-
menI. Slullgarlor's pale IraaQI JIIIIIIIII uni/smear
for summer wear. $175 a garmeiif.
‘Ivclghl drool fer summer, 980.
Medium
III the best IIQIIIIQIQs oI underwear at ”gigs Comer.
9r. . ”i.
. QBflIDGEPOHT. QM”,
Open ”Oddly. Frlday and Saturday E re ninja,
1
Qts. soc.
‘3 .
Wholly." it not lire loosen. hi the E9 Q Q
”loomed lillll illll yet «mm! In hie ‘
dictionary.
In lulu-e or Incline broad has two
lulml from “wumbhrltu.” or unwilulu.
'l‘hlu “wind llrcllli ill made by selecting
the IlllWlillli of the least mm wand
the bench. for "IlmflMfll‘ adding
It llull- flour. mule your and me via.
her. When baked it mm"! to or-
dinary aluminum and lute the emu.
men brown bread of the Mm.
The Fleet «will-tar: or the American
lamina—er in Murine m w ll year.
the lit-unlit Minter: m and the
naval Attache-nil: tile harem. ”Flinn
“moonlit em tibial” no»
mo. and "tumors olrr repreeentll
Mow-II are initially. 6 «mm. illlll ol'
‘ ”INNS“! "MIN.
the! m It dill-u.
mew-n heel- loot be. Kellen n
lamb!“ um“ lei-W new mt.
“ new new
film“! M‘i m H “I“: to
J’
I I i'J-H’F
Q “Muiiiiilwl
theolsl lulu Sells:
IASII a VA! QSQCOY.
masons Mus,
Pls. 45c.
IASI‘i l VII 800'.
hinge
TIN OVENS;
‘1, 8e.
WQ WWW”OCM”OOOOBO¢€ .0 DO '1 I'D:
1‘... n...“
GASOLINE STOVES!
use I. m scov.
Small
TIN OVEN S,
GAQQSOLINE,
season or to".
81.85.
”I! 500'.
S Ghilons
Blue'FIame Oil Stoves!
buns i-lz-n-lho sway of the, political -
SO. NORWALK AND "NEW YORK.
Commencing Monday. June flint.
it‘ll!
.. 11.“.1
SillflWlll‘ZKia semen"
“lie Horton”
HOV! I0 “lint“ lit? “m in.
llflfi III Will ilenllmnn street ii. ”l p. Int. INtnrdaqu no n In.)
lblsl ant lllreot. 9.11m 1n. ., Iflnlttrrloyl. a no p In )
Fllllmsmgle. see; Ireurhlen. 100.
a... we...
w “eater... emit-nus r
Leave Ioulh "overt-Ill. D 30 p In Learn New Rochelle. .1 on p. m.
L:::III'I.I.::A PI'OPI'lLOI to ”DIWALI I“ M. IUIUMI:
I S III I. V II .. .
I"! WI. '1‘an ‘l‘huu. “31%.“: om?“ “ ll p m
Subject to change without notice.
50 cts.
hunts mined in (serum villi! lit-Ills»
albino to the new Boredom” when
It i lull railroad was on!)
a venue In at a no enthusiasts.
Lieutenant Edward B. Beale (alter-
wilrd General Bealel was flattened at
' l‘ort Yuma. between California and
Arlsona on ~llle (Murillo Desert. A A
stream of lmmimtlem and freight
panned that my every week. The die
cane. tuna-inn and (reticent death
among the ironies- and mules In that
on. solar boat. convinced {dominant
lit-ole that bore. of all piaeee, was
“here the camels ol- Bnharn and Arn-
ltln could be used to .aduulsge. in
connection with Captain Adams.- of
the pull-nu. he wrolent length upon
the habitat-t lo Jenereon Davie. secre-
lary of W or. - , .._
'lhe locals oi the young milllnry men
in lilo \‘ not had immediate and enthu-
siastic lt-ocpliou by the Secretary. A.
.Q Communion was soon sent out from
Q lino Antonio, Tea. in Arlionn. to as-
vermin the am that camels could be
not to in mllltnry transportation. The
- Fomrlwnion mode a favorable report.
port to illrllum ill 1852 there was a
reunion for an upprmlrlntlon tor the
[illl't'lllihl‘ of camels [or the Ai'or .De:
pnrltncnt.
(In \l.1r1lt 3.l8.'1:l a bill a [Imprint-
lug New)" for the purpose icctuuc. a
law by the l'rcsltlcnl'll pig lore, and
Secretory lluvlu nmmlnlud Major (3.
Wayne in December,- )8“. to so to
[isn't lllld Arabia to buyyscrcnly‘llve
l'llllli'lll.
Liculcunnt Porter and Major Wayne
bought lln-lr first culliclil in Tunis.
Frum Egypt Major Wayne ntnl lair-u-
tenant l‘orlcr wcnl. llcusurcly over to
Arabia. There they bought more
camels or number breed. Tho-expertl-
lint) l-cccirml ill Smyrna thirty-three
cunwls from the lulcrlor.
in the liorcrntncul book Secretary
hurls lclls ill til-lull how he inelrllclt-Il
Major \l‘nym- to proceed from Paris
to l'nlm, and when hr- lmd bought bit:
came-hi to bring them to New York on
the Nurnl Stumble Supply. then under
command 0! laicilimmlli D. It. l'orlcr.
Lieutenant l‘ortcr‘e ilietr'uclions
were to await MnJor Wayne at some
cuurmriont point in the llcdilerluumu.
to disembark 1t inlllllorce at Retreat
and to ncl- that the expedition was
amply prolcctcd ngulnnl attacks from
tho wurlilw tribe-I of the Interior. 0h
returning. the lieutenant wan to land
inst um :11 at \‘mtlc poll" on the coast
of ”ll-KM
Ilu- pQ'lul‘l eilul Sn] pit lent hell lllllinll
«In 'l'c.\ .. on l-‘I-llrunri ill. liming loot
lin'm- mum-it: on tho tillage 'I‘lunw
Ilult tannin-ll Wore-well. ulnl the whole
dim-v wits loin-n motor the cure of
l‘nplnln .l. N. l'ulnu-r. l‘. 8. .\., to
l‘nulp \‘crllc. 'l't-xntl. there to In- Ircpl
ecrcrnl ,l'curs. ‘l‘lu-Qn‘uunnoc brought
in a Imnl or forty-nut- rnlllcbi on Fl‘l)‘
ruul'y ill. H37. nuIl tin-tic. loo. were
will to UN' illll-l'inl'.
Aililllnl front the first there was ill!"
[bully in urmuulug and retailing lin-
nnilnulx. in a Icw \u'l'iitl Iu-l't-l'nl
died of unknown Ill-muses. and others!
iellnuieltwi and become unlit t-lrwork,
'l'hc mllitnry olllccre found it hunt to
not any limllui‘ lu ullulul lo the cum-
rile. IlIWlll'lIli which uil lin- I-uvull‘ynu-u
unIl ll'lllllll'fll look 11 violent rill-like. 'l‘ilt»
lam-x bin-unto .l-t-hlivc and only win-u
hlnltlml or Wil'l‘llul'l‘ with the strange
lll‘llflii. 'i'lll'l'l' WN’l‘ l‘mliln-ul ruwrls
llinl u l'flltwi or two had broken uwny
liiil‘iilfl the ninth and “‘Illllil‘l'l‘li nwny:
null ll bus "'1’" M:~|n~clcti lbul l‘hirll
ordinary mull Willi not uiwuye out
the!» inn-ll.
broth liar r»; llllll. mine thirty of tin-
l'llltlcill lllnl had immune partly on
mouth-amt to American worn and
tulnmml lo the climate of "in Mulb-
trout. were» licpl lit the i‘nllml Sluice
tori» at El Putin and ill-win. .\l‘ilt.
'l‘llcy were Ml nod clllrul for at the es
ileum or the War llepnrltucnl. but be
cunt-e lin- lmoncru lillli tesnnuere
could not he not lulu them in niece of
lain-cu or melon. and eniwlnlly be
mum to the ('illllllllllt'lln of the bur»
IWIIII and tho unlumul labor in pal-luau.
the animals uw-rc nultlunl need. in the
lat-l tour or loo or lllvlr May at the
amount til?) now merely “nonunion
upon Iihl'il' linul'n bounty. and were
never lnolurhl illlo scrvlmu. in llllll
lilo illll’ll hull lllcnluml lo Iol‘lyd'otlr
ill-ml. ‘l‘bnu tho l‘lvnl War came on.
Mill in lhu rule at lhom- dare in «Very
ton to the lltullll all (“WWII «he
turned to the met erleill. 'l‘lle tom
Ml into alanine. one the ilfluls were
sllmveil in wonder any at will. ‘l‘hey
Illa-e of tour troll Illx. some the
The thick oi paper t‘llii led iiiQm‘mien in mm. ml mm m
the Job Printing Department”
oi the South New niil Eveni
hentiuei to linger: than that ol
all the rest of ion printing of-
flees in the Twin Cities oom-
blood.
A big consideration when
in need of printing.
closet-ls and late the mountain» some
Illretl for retire in the Panhandle or
“g, I retire, ml in the "Mill! litter. to
more lnelnnm the I‘Mfli‘lfl multiplied
but In lvrlhlll mu more at there riled
am the mutual“ or It!" with
by tile llllilslol.
Ill Merrill! la the loot Ilmde eel
titers lid mom in NW” I“
am tore me the mint
ammunition": unremam
emmmn- lrlld Item mug.
and here heal. Mr W unlike the
til-list collinea- or the well W motel
tarmmuammmolnflom.
‘llllill et min were min; the.
and. wllh summary Daviu‘aalluuul re— ‘
forth in lllnl lhc unltuulll and bring
in the state.
v
as we always have new and special
such as women need for everyday I
played on our counters. We are,
Shirt Whists cheaper than any elite
H. KRIEGEE,
The Leading Cloak and Millinery Stores in the 1‘
Store at lshneltslne ilotel Block.
m
NoWadays
, merits particularly rec
A. W. Austin a.” Wail Sir
No one need go to Elm
watch The best are made "
in America by the American.
Watch Company. Two wet
“Riverside” and “Royal. ” U
found in gold, silver and
cases at ‘
Story
Worth
Telling.
FAIRY S
PURE—wrure—-FL0ATII~IG * ’.
Nothmg enters into the manufacture of Fairy Sonpi flip.
purest and heel Illuterinls known to the wapmnkel' a
an and that money can buy.
The loan of the ca
Sold everywhere in one quality and three couvenieni‘ sizes. I.
for the toilet, bath and laundry. \ ,
“monumentnmmmum silt-1t like.” .
Wall Paper
outer and dimly
in: the caller a one. will
.l-t "nul lwreyee outlaw your ‘
Hardly Ultra «ruling till M
thing in not All In Q »
lllllhilil llllll-lplll'i In llsl'lul'i W V V
1‘ all intimation Ill your Inhibit! in“
em ml elumllnu. it removed ..
Illw it to our tnnillunn mv+
View": ulnl molly. om
.\ i'ihlt it ill trnrlt mantle
Pro My |lll|ll.'l. l'ritco to it?
l'luuwrtl Rupplles.
Artiets‘ flourish
Art (Mill.
l’loturel
Holmes ”and to (
new *
e: In at an.
DEG
in Washington 8m.
Minalmmhum a
M3 . tilt ,
fleddlng and
Soolety - ‘
fiontlnol Office.
h. _-... . “a... .. mum...“
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