was womeoMmL its Eost W street one doy last week -‘ the bell. Its. w. Sallie. who house. woo in the reception they were shown in. They . woman; who taunting-Id” . or who Hirsch. solo: " hove just arrived In Now Yogi; W or “to names Joplin“ o number of prominent ' the city in motion with project which we think you. We hove boon oom- ' by the librarian of masters “ " published. are." continued in... ninth. M incredulous look on lit. ”some time on the aunt was subscribed by the peo- flutes and by the our. dog- the erection of the new oi. 'm We; was completed. It ‘ the nest bod been only e disposititwI of tho ro- wos problem ‘ ofilcl:ls bovine - *mnd. ‘ m of the In“... ‘ 7 John Russell Youn3. the ll- 01 and severoi sor- ooneluded that the . to looks of the money was to this vast aunt in boots and dis- tholn among the people of the Mn! thousand names of cit- ot‘the United States have been Sign various sources to whom ,, oretobepresonted. They into two chaser-urn. those too poor to buy books. but are to avail themselves of the on. J." morality, ond. second. well . _ hill woolthy persons who hove the . ”purchases“ worksondpay onto to Mill May the expat“! no and shipping the books. are authorised to allow persons We lottor class to select works In my ol.’ the divisions of lot. mentnre music to tho value ot 8300. which be delivered immediately on psy- ot W to tom inoidentoi os- '«i'hose bslonoinl to the first t on the Instollment‘ plan; soul will be delivered in the lam“ ' who, or books would your like?" salted the stout young when her companion paused to list hmth. 'it they would protot- a set of ' on literature." replied trr alike. that he had to sorsomethinx. the woy." he continued. "If you “Moped by the government igdlotrihuto these boots. as you on,- us. you of course com with you tlslsf' “Oh. no. eoorry no credentials." re— . Ilsa iroeh hurriedly. "We only .6?“ printed slips. one of which when you accept the terms wo j o cloud; it was not considered m by the Iihrorlon of congress 3|" us any credentials. becouse lilo to so simple that It appends to t‘\' without orsument or espiona— ‘ .0! 3r. fioilto was convinced that the mm were swindlors of the close. and at his request Miss ,,Bf-ll handed him some of the slips to refemd. They were aiislsn- oi by who had yielded to the ”on. women's eloquence. There were loan it. of them. hir. halite told ,_ Kirsch that In o day or two It. Mitre his decision. His visitors __ , considerably discon‘certsd at tho j to! their call and left the house In he that nlsht wrote s letter to Motion of conpress. asking If the , women were workinp under his is. Iir. Young sent the follow. 1 . , pie who called upon you with mum» proposition wore liti- ; y Impaler-s. and should have handed over to the police." mode In the upper port of oi ' show that the younp women * hove found many victims)» iostsecer they succeeded is ooh- ; tit. in other Inotanoos they or- , whatovu sum they could Induce ; lupus to pay. m 'h bosom so are W m II V. Nov. 11. “The old stone .m Roi-tr Andre was Impris- iho Revolution slid which 3 blown down by a storm two has boon boo.” by Dilution wealthy resident at this .I H.819llhlul. who sold the owned II for it yours end tilrno had returned admittonoo one. Mr. Pills will repair the building ond open it to the «Messiaen M borders. liar. II.~itonismln ii. Filli- in has been sentenced to Disserfl'oo and toilet tote. its-“piece pullin- a... lineiy decor. olird. made by "Old. iioil" pottery. ling loud. end warranted ogslnst erasing. RENOVENE‘ Gents. Ladies end Children. La rge Variety! A. DICKERMAN .3. sort, .0. NORWALK. WE ARE NOW LOCATED AT Come in and see us. 98 Washington Street. CIGAR H HANK. fimmfl. 1m. Excelsior Llrory and Sales Stables! NORW ll“. ‘ ' (3(3er méw tor ii the is" a s ho! rip-W soothes lot wait“ 5:. as.» .l sore Wilmer-r Iu livery whoa Al. litiiltii lililtllil‘l‘illi). “rooms dollvored and called tor in on) twitlisto chose lid. in‘ no superior crlmlnsl chow of perinry for tour to Iilllill I.“ ”W hill moor tin-Wins toss. we: hoodlliforpsiu_ “national-outings. . ' . . M" *tll’sh‘t ism»: thin to to lino ‘lisll Lamps. from “clothed. . Librsry loathe. from mo to “to. u ‘Toblelalttps. monotonic. ‘lianoust lamps from ii. 39 to $26.00. The ilhest ossorttuoot hirer seen in this city. , loos curtains. Nottingham. from title to 83.00 per pair. Guipures, from lie to 84.00 per pair. irish Point. from 83. 75 to 310.00 per pair. 3. WASHINGTON smear, We can show you goods of all grades and SELL 'I‘HEM TO YOU AT llO’l‘l‘OM PRICES. Francis & Co. Daily Direct Freight Line NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND NORWALK. Till! PROPBLLERS cm or uorwux. EAGLE AID Vliltlilii WIII Intro Pm all. Iii. ll... ilooliotoo street; New York. at II 1:. iii. Into Nor-milk h p. to: south Norm. I p. to. Freight received trout ‘l s. iii. loot: application to spools. tits tilt! oi Norwsllt. MIG WI Vill- osri will‘bo sent for special lots of trelsht «when In New York or Ito vicin- would. fly. All persons are forbid trustlss soy of tho employees of the basis ol this line on must at tho donors thoml. Popular Prices! 98 Washington St. Where we have not only one of the finest stores ill towinm but the Largest Stock of Ready- Made Clothing And Gents’ Furnishings. EVERYTHING UP-To-DATE. 3m m ‘ Pisis sad story to. footnote and Wilton out. An Squares. 7% micron. \ * Indoleum. ' a Matting. , Orephooliooss. Our pride Is not, doom. with stood. horn. double sutures and case. New Records of the latsst and roost . popular songs and music received . every day. If you doubt tho vol-so of this grant OAR"? GLIAIIII. sand on o rug 3 or plan. of nor-pot to donut-trot- on. ' V. will clum- It Full. i ‘3 contract-tour. “'7 threstonlns .‘Mr , with W; liar-in. reckless use pt firearms In her stresses. More to pay his debts‘ one nodding‘her life intolorsbis. . Adolm‘ldonoe which ”to. Psooe's ' lilit tonsils is that soother resident or Wallis. tell rout of Colonel croftou dun tho latter-o commond at Fort Sheridan. and. like Phone. suffered dim spinal from the army os o consequence. [is Is Lieutenant 0. Welsh. son ciao . LIEUTENANT PAGUI. ofiicer In the war of the rebellion. Some years In young Welsh attacked Colo- uel Crofton for reasons idonilcol with those which on sold to hove inspired MD. and. like this latter. he won dis~ m thorn the service. The court marthi In its finding sold thol Welsh. like Pogue, was mentally unbalanced. ’ THOUSANDS sum. loner-rs terrible loses-o on the lativeo of o Foo-oh notes, In Albion. Polio. Nov. 11. --A special dispotch to The Journal brings serious news from the Nlnr lesion. West Africa. .In order to punish the inhabitants of the town of Kong. copilal of the kingdom of Kong, In the Mandingo region of upper (inineo. for their refusal to supply his troops with provisions Chief Estuary has rosed the town and mossscred sev- eroi thousand notives. For several weeks the French news- popors have been colllnl “No the gov. ornment to send a punitive expedition agoinst (‘hief humor: uho on Au3.20 lost surprised and muted o French dc- ionhment of native troops sent to oc~ cupy territory which he hod offered to evocuote. Two I-‘nench oilicers and ii men were killed. Harm Is a rich and fertile dependency of the French ivory «lost. if the report published by the Perle Journal is confirmed. the French ‘ government will have no alternative to - such o punitive expedition as the French press has been urging it to un- dertalte. tumor-y. who is otherwise known as lomariu ond who woo formerly Itrtown so the West Afrleon mohdl. Is o 'l‘lp- poo Tip on a iorgo sells. it wholesole slave hunter. He first come into con- tact with the French In 1532. but In the two yeors' war which followed he was repeatedly defeated. In the letter port of It“ be oorrled his slovo roids for to the south into Solomon. coplurln' and destroying Fatal». the capitol of iiulo- tnsnio and tho great emporium for the trsnsnlger trade. A vest (rout of oouutry was devastated, thousands of natives were oluln. thousands more were sold Into slavery and the country woo so depopuiated thst trade come to a standstill sad the colony of Stem Leone woo minced to the Verge or bankruptcy. These conquests brought. 8sruory a fresh accession of strength. and In I. he again commenced opero- Iii-no o3oinst the French provinces on the north. 'i'wu severe defeats, howev- cr, brought him to terms. and In ll‘eb. ruory. till. he signed it trooiy of pence with the Front-h. In which he mooniseti that the river Riser woo the boundary between his territory and that of the much. But. despite this treaty. nod for the last ten years, he has carried on o gur-rrlilo world» against the French ond hos been the most sum'oosful sod damrous antawnlst with whom they have had to drool in West Africa. Killed II! o use who. Philadelphia. Nov. linwlltwl 1.. Pain tee. colored. sped it years, at 709 Booth Nineteenth street. was Instomly killed last night by I shock from an olorirlc light wire. Poll» was stondins on on iron noting In front of s iiouth street store. lie carried over his shoulder on tIIhhrflIo with on iron rod. one end of which her held in his hand. The other end touched the wire where It was rs- posed. and Potter loll over dosd. Then this not a inst-it on his body. lhe III-able Prepay or low Jersey. Trenton. Nov. l‘i.«'l'ho stole board of tesoilon has submitted to the govern- or Ito annual "W. which shows the miniskirt New Jersey to be as (allows: first some sad personal prop- M’s “3"! I“. Miran! In“ m” WMMI: smut of probe. orty shoot/pt from taxation under differ- ent Iswo. Insane. ”00"!than m. ”a ’HMI ‘1!”‘t 's ’m‘ hood is his elm at mine or not IANToN. White nslnsoolr. cantorlc and long cloths are the materials used for the cored eovers of daily weor. but the pattern here shown can also be made front laws In either white or colored or from any of the popular tinted lin- lngs used under tronsporent studs. 'l‘wo tronts are provided, time allow- ing for both slight and full figures. and directions are given for both the short pulled sleeve and simple trill finish. , No. 1 fits readily to the figure and has only a slight fullness adjusted at the waist lino. Two bands of needle work: insertion ore oppiied to each front. the closing ls eifected by button- hoies worked through a centre boi- plult and buttons sewed to the horn on tho leit side. it Is fitted by shoulder seams and under-arm gorse. and Is finished with trills at the neck and arm holes. A drawing string run in at that waist line serves to keep it trimly in place. the extra length being worn under the' potticuot. No. 2 Is especially designed for slight figures. and can be made either with or without the pufied sleeves. The fronts ore lsld In a series of line plaits running from the bust down. which serves the double purpose of ensuring o perfect fit and giving full— use over the bust. it also has under- arm‘ sores and a drawing string at the waist line and can be finished with despirills of either lace or embroid- ery. The back. in both Instances. la mode alter the seamless model Its slight fullness being drawn In at the wolst. «To make this corset cover for a ‘lady In the medium size Will require one and one'iourth yards of thirty-sis- inch material for No. l. and two ords for No. 2. The pattern. No. '1 .is out In sites tor a 32. 34 36 as and 40» inch trust measure. EVEIIIO SEITIIEI. 600'." Intitilng to one on'rmtzoiient of size lid. t this out. In r noise. end On seldms magnolia itto ‘ Startersnt's Israels Ilouso has Autism PATTERN No.1.“- 2 to Ell.l is can veteran and i mu m all! Ann sire is. Bout Hill". NY POUND RIDGE. lint-u. Outbuildings. Horse and Twa Cows Destroyed. hwy Monday morning fire broke out in the large born on the property of John Provost. st Pound Ridge. end below the aeilltbors could get out to bottle with the Iiatttes with iir. Pro~ root. the main building had been eu- voloped In domes brunch an extent that It was Impossible to rescue s horse ond two cows. and they were burned to death. 3 Ir. Provost bod been selling oil his stock for never-oi doys. but had not dis- posed at his horse and the two cows. sud a lone quality at bay osiI stfew farming utensils which were In :jgthe buildlup. iioverol outbuildings were also destroyed. The loss is shout “.000. partly covered by Insurance. The cause oi the firs It s mystery. but It. Provost is or the opinion that trumps may hove roused It. REWAGE COHI‘ISQION. ll boglmt its lurestilailons Wllh the Dunbury Disposal Plant. The members of the Elsie bowels Commission have been in Danbury tor that purpose of lnspwtiug the sewage disposal plant at Beaver Brook They hove Just started out 'Mstato a visit to Iho three «tiles In this statotrhioh have dispose! pisuia. They are Doo- hury. list-idea and lirisioi [Janitors ls sold to harm the largest plant ol‘ Ills titres. The visitors won mils pleased with the um sud did not hsdtalo ‘tomtloli'hwslofit. TI! waterwhloh Iowothmhthoeostrai thssssdottbeiilososslhilrtrssof ”unionism lilo no Mott sodoissrerfrerhrsriflmmas 9"“ of Kim” b’red citizens and the so I procured a box at 1’ tasty and took them as »= iouod them an excellent M cured me and I can homily mend them to others " “Mom's Kidney Pinsege int s ers—pricec so c Footerelillburnc 3uifsloi. sole sgents [or the , 3 the name. Dean’s. and no wno Aim Tfir The Words that Carry Woigltt in walk Are From Norwolir Poopilt When anything that promises is altered you. the first thing you to know is If it ever helped " else; and the amount of faith you have in trying it will depend u ' reliability or the testimony altered its behalf. When this is iron!“ . ' strainers. way beyond the moth your consultation. doubts moy remain but when it wines from (“slow Norwalk people. whom you can . suit at any tIrne. Its reliability is purest; its truth not to be ‘ . And the testimony of Norwslh _, pie. and of prominent people ‘ them. Is united In declaring that ‘ tornin Catorrh Cure cures M: that it removes all traoss oi thio " slalom and bumliistlng disease. ' the mo. of a loan you know sit. believe: . Mr. D. C. Croft. ll East “an. Norwoik, otter oufiorill out (or years. tells of his relist “i find that California. ' has relieved rusty”; my head and thrust they had been for a relic! Is wonderful _ (tom cotarrh In sh! ‘ find it on excelht, 7 ,, horse at once. and i hells 3:? [ ls permanent. " , ' California Colsrrh Ours is too. In rose of colds it is to + or it helps in bmhinp thorn. entirely prevents a cold“ as well as the attacks of setup torrh. whlrh oflen follow s 3 cold in the head. Sold by oil dealers. A bottle It. flu Three times so much for ii. .‘ J. C. Berry. one of the best ”A” clllsons of Spencer. Mo. Mint“ be cured himself of the worst not-w piles by using a low hoses cinema: fl f_ Witch Hasol Salve. He had It” troubled wlth pilots for over thirty. ., years and had used many til“ 'i kinda of ao-collod cures: but be ' was tho one that did the work ”It“! will verify this statement it any on wishes to write him. (i. C. more Ind h}. P. Wail. THE TROUBLE OVER. ' . A prominent man in town sold the other day: "My wife has Ilia wesring out her life from the M of Dyspepsia. hirer Commit and digestion. Her ease holed tho of our host physicians. After W three packages of Bacon‘s Colin King for the Nor-res site Is almost II!- tirely well." Keep your blood is“: healthy condition by the use 01' W grout veostsbIe compound. Doll II Goorge t‘. litiilson. ilo. Norwalh: M". Weed. Norwaik. sole agents. odd tots trial package free. harps sllsl. its and 2M. ' m l ' CASTO BIA Wit wW-‘v-W r..tt 'I’hirswsrtd. or 0mm ”do. ssysthaiwhonhohoso all“ ““5. digestion. Iiiil hell hull OM ' he taller two oi Dsztl'o Little“ Risers st IIillit. slid Ito II Ii! sort rooming. tinny " others iii) ills It” till“. 0. (3. million h“ R. IV
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