poi-um
Thomas O'Connell; ‘l’ornieriy of“
' crass-sin that was out
no trial oi the mtm liorvalli, Achieves Success. If“ Hort ts 5‘" '1‘ Life.
W ._ blousohaslllnlo m7
pathsh, ‘ouriathsrswalksdior { , '
W... ... ... ...... ... ..... minis iii iiiittiiiii m. , "Willi-35ml mill
thatths '_ maelthspsopls , honsadtod ”good m .
in general ‘ss- ”*"7‘7 things which . and to its sis
mammal Wand‘dnflrah— tnsssslvsto . . viu- W W. W! .
part instructions ior the will!“ no". dowspacslnthsr . , Wilhelm coast to
mmmmm future molluulllin. ‘ ”Ilium _ plan II M M
autumnal-av Gsutlemonoithe unnatusot'n. del! W’ teammannrifi‘ v n ' “I
“m ' I have called your attention to this nasaOninonr Yuan. new stock. and that ‘ hand ' .
' . ' contrast between the want and for- , s‘nd it”. «not. , the: . -—————~
2 . , mei- methods. not in any spirit of crit- s ore cuss n . , are "3, W Prssa)
t rubies oi the Gel-ml Ar Icisln; out with an honest belie! “tn-t 0” “5'" W WWW‘ ”“m' baatonce lacoiflflhflnrioasthat . .
”hiya”. held in Hartford on some CWO should be made. What deals that have taken place In Provi- cs. San Quentin Prison, Cslii.. Dec 7...
dence for many months was consum-
mated Wednesday, when the well and
favorably linowu firm of O'Gorlnau 1
Co. took possession oi the new Alice
building. at the corner of Westminster
and Union streets, on a twenty years'
lease. N k friends oi Mr. O’Gor-
man wl read with pleasure the sp-
pended story of his success in that city.
Mtconmm 3- J: Hill. that change should be. i do not how.
_, Intuit, was introduced with u but Wu”. we may take advantage
m toluene in "Old‘lriew Eng- oi the experience or others, as others
‘ ‘ ' and her CWWM 5-10“. have of
in." Be ' e II follows: For one hundred and ten years the
ii the . 888 rhs‘ltate 0‘ WNW“ national Congress. modeling irom the
attest brass new moment "I "It Connecticut syuem. has legislated ior
ms ‘ i “I ailalrs. For “‘9 a nation's welisre. but me commend
first was history it allowed a to the thoughtlul and patriotic-consid-
RECEPTION
Given by lira.
'- fill], “If I“ without mm“ a eration of the members oi one oi the printed in the Providence Telqram oi observed the
- 7 union of Gum! WNW 1‘ ablest General Assemblies that has “WWW?- , holding its
A l “I "uni 91* lessons 9‘ 25” ever honored the state oi Connecticut. It " scarcely '0‘" ’9‘" ““9” 00"" lertainment at 1
years oi a heat term of legislative the Assembly 0, .97, some oi the meth- man It Go. iirst established themselves street. last
Mnrs' which the experience oi
mankind“ shown. The reasons
- given w First. that the expenses
01 the slate would thereby be reduced:
mound. 'that we were governed too
ages. that less in would cause less
frictionand that many abuses if left
- alone would remedy themselves with»
out legislation; third. that with less
transom opportunity ior special laws
monopolies would W to he .iostered
‘ and corporations would no longer ac-
ilillre privllges-to which they were
not entitled.
And ’so, In 1894.” amendment v2?
to e people providing for -
mingle“ of the General Assemr
lily. .. Al'the succeeding election the
change was ratified. and the people at
this m' thershyw declared that they
were unwilling to trust themselves and
thatipupnlargavsramsnt was a partial
failure as am to static aiiairs Ii
this seems‘to‘hs a strong statement.
reflect a momma“ recall if possible.
in, mm of say “In! or chas- m, AWN]. l labored: and vot-
Wr .witllih the “hills oi Connecticut ed for the Manniai session and v” “
whiohdoaangatlasst once each year lite-Waltheilrst hly held uu-'
in Providence and leased the first floor
of the Paris House. During that per-
iod they have so Imus’ted them-
selves with the buying public by their
np-to-iiate methods and uniform cour-
tesy that from the s.art their business
has been a rapidly increasing one,
and during the mt‘lnth or December just
passed their trade was the largest In
the history of the Iirm.
Thomas O'Go‘rman. who is at the
head of this establishment. is a native
of this city and received his educa-
tion in the public schools here. He
knows the dry goods business. root
and branch. All a lad he entered the
employ oi the Boston store in the ca-
pacity of cash boy, rose to be a clerk.
and in that position served for a num-
ber of years.
About ten years ago Mr. O'Gorman
went to Norwalit. Conn. and started
in the dry goods business in a small
way for himself. The store is now the
largest in that line at busine- in Nor-
waiit. and air. O’Gorman still retains
his interest. Ills eaperisnes in this
city since the Inn Install In the Paris
tide of that body. Assume a session of
our W‘I‘Iiure each year limited
to the months oi January. February
and March. Provide for annual re-
ports irom all state oihcials. and that
appropriation bills and n others di-
rectlyinvolving the state in expendi-
ture of money should be pl upon a
session calendar and as , vllvged leg-
islation to be disposed oi at the session
in which they are introduced.
Send all other measures to a legisla-
'tive calendar to bepacted on as oppor-
tunity may offer ntp‘cither session. or
die with the final adjournment oi the
General Assembly. ‘ '
if this were done. as it can be under
the law as it now is. with the eo-op~
oration otthe executive, i believe it
would be conducive to economy in
state expenditures. provoke a more
careful scrutiny oi pending measures,
insure old! legislation In the Capitol
and tend grutly to the convenience
and plea-ins of the members oi the
oi the event ' ’
by candles.
isct.
dress on "The
tor. Rev. P. w.
and Lizzie
b
puny ioinsd.
one. Mrs.
ability as
and all were
served.
.,
' worth. Iirs.’
Ryan. atlases
ley. Alice and
Kate Milk.
ion. Lulu and
x v.
are calcnl sdtofllihsmaton
the resist"
line Bible clam ‘ _ ....
Frederic W. m. in Trinity church
pruning a charming ef-
After the staging or s carol. a short
service was hell ,
interesting as will is instructive ad—
Misses Wililsd will. Marnie itysn
. In. F. W. Ror—
ils and Mrs. ” , and a recita-
tion and song by» Lulu Ryan, in
the chorus oi which the entire com-
The occasion was a very pleasant
W Water! her
Refreshments *1:
Those pro-utilises Ira. Davis. an.
leopard Fal'rl '
' 1‘ hrs Dsmmler. ilrs.
Theodore Dumnt ’was exectsted this
looming for the murder oi Blanche
inmost. the trap helix sprung at
: 10:35. Pacific coast time,
Washington. Jan. 7,—L. P. Board-
msn. attorney ior Durrsnt. leit his ho-
tel at as early hour this morning to
3'9“” a last desperate alert in secure
a stay oi proceedings for the condemn-
ed man. ills plan was to see the in-
dividual members oi the Supreme
Court in hope oi securing irorn one oi
them hissiguatnrstoanordsr iors
writ oi hahsas corpus. Falling in this
he will appear bsiors the court at
noonsndash iorswritoihsbsascor-
pus or prohibition. Any action by‘s's
isdivitiual‘iustice would be conclusi-
cated by the clerk oi the court who"
issues the iormal writ. Up to 10:“
o'clock the court oucers had received
no formal notice that any action had
been taken; and the strong impression
pmalls that no step would be taken
until the court assembles at noon..
than.
it» wner. w
martian II“! HI"
‘ ,_ln West.
‘Ifllflheliofltion
wasiiliilninsted
included an
7 r.” by the rec-
; rscitations by
‘ weilaa a teacher.
with the slair.
asdcslle were
DIED ”MEETING HISINNOCENCE
Greenfield. hlass. m. 1.-John 0'-
Neil .lr., was assented at the Frauliliu
musty jail at io:il this ioreuoos, for
the murder of lira. Kittie arson lic-
Cloud. in Burkiand. anusrydl. 1m.
lie was 21 years old. O'Neil died pro-
. Ira John Ash-
. Ill! Ilary Brad-
hniui. Minor-d
gficm Hull:
\"ilfi‘Qd m L m.
. . d emphatically
"a map repurtltsprssentcol dsriiilsla. lhass hadltsw _iiousehashsannlo¢ailocsasinl.snd teatiagvkorotmly an
mm on “provision-forts:“Hummwmuam‘mnas-mo“. mmllw'mflwbfifl A “in ”V": 'm.m'-.. .-
ww‘... sithrWW.wM' mammals.“ I um upon ’M ”n in u" “9" muflmm' . A' ‘ 7' V‘ 3’ g mtilm ()ng you ARGO
is. '54 ' . , ~ , is " I, you as men with recent and large or ”d the ”'6' 5”" Glover “WW With "1 ‘n'l’ I '
It is. in fact, the nrm's plan to make
the new store the linest in this section
of the country.’and neither pains nor
cvpense will be spared to accomplish
this result. The building line". to In»
gin with. is one oi the lines! onthc
ulrrol. being absolutely lire-proof. with
no woodwork except the doors and
window sills, anti will be the only lire-
prooi building in the oily devoted to
the dry goods business. It is to he du—
isiletl in bird's-eye maple. giving the
interior a most cheerful appearance.
The building will he titted thromb—
out with every convenience known to
the trade for the comfort and plena-
mo of the purchasing public. Five easy
and commodiouii elevators will be in
‘ii’fh’it‘t' to carry panengers to any oi
the seven doors oi the building. and
there will also be my stairways for
the use oi those who preier that melh~
od oi reaching the upper floors. A
handsomely furnished waiting room.
with every convenience. a bureau at in-
formation. a mail box. a public tele-
phone. and, in fact. everything oi a
like nature will be in commission when
IliP new store is opened.
The building is to he lighted and
healed throughout by electricity. which
will be generated by the company's
own apparatus In the suhobassnlent.
The lighting arrangements are not as
yet fully decided upon. but the plan In
to have something unique and at the
same time of a character that will be
the best in the city. The basement with
this system. will he as light as lilo
ground lions. and on the upper than
the brilliant Incandescenls will melts
the Inspection oi gwds an easy matter.
The basement. by the way. is to he
devoted to domestics and linens. and
the plan is to have the largest and lie-
«st stock in the city. 0a the main or
street liner the space will he devoted to
sllli and dress goods. genusuten‘s ilir-
lilslilags. hosiery. underwear. notions.
toilets. hasdltsrchlsis. laces. leather
await. ribbons. trimmings, linings.
towel". art goods. stationery. boobs
and umbrellas.
The second floor is to he devoted to
ready-mails garments. such as salts.
cloaks. corsets and cotton underwear.
(in the third floor will be shown lines
at nillilasry and upholstery goods.
while the tool-ill draw will he devoted
entirely to carpets.
Tits lifih. sisth and seventh doors
will contain wholesale stern and also
Ilia slash in reserve. ,
It is the Initiation of tile lent
the new store for sausa- oa the
ol harsh with as satlrslyL'asw hush oi
goods In every department. As Ir.
o’tloraisli normed it this mural-a.
perience in slate attain. to seriously
consider whether some change irom
existing methods is not desirable, for
the honor and weliare oi the good old
state which are all love so well.
west“ 1 claim In that the application
oitheruleofhisaaialmestiugoithe
saints and Winner oi the state
would be utterly laconceivable with
reisrence to a city. town. school dis.
triet. hanlt. insurance company. mauv
niacturiag corporation or any institu-
tion where deiqatsd power was exer-
cised. How has it worked in state ai-
lab-s! Let ten years of sore expert-
sacs tell the story. Have expenditures
been reduced? For tho last eight years
of annual sessions the state expenses
svarflsd 81,110,000.“ For the eleven
you! since ”MAR“. or a diiierence
in favor oi the iormar system oi $597.-
45.“ yearly. or a total oi 85.512.449.13.
‘ Thislssasvsrsgolncresseofooper
cant. The land‘s! is shown by com-
paring the expenses oi 189b, amount-
ing to linoleum. with those oi
Ill. which were ”MEJIGJYT.
asiscrsassoiIOpsrcsntltis
no answer to this that this
norm Increase is due to greater
population. In! 1° to ’90 the t'OIlr
’ ‘ sas allowed a gain in population oi
about “ psr cant. No one will claim
that in tho years since ill” that gain
has been assailed. lint assuming that
it has «ballad that. allowing tor a
increased upcnss. there
Deming. whose
COI'N’I‘Y JAIL QUARAN'I'INEI),
New Prisoners Will Be Taken to lion-
, biiry for the Present.
The county jail in Bridgeport is in
quarantlile. measles having appeared
among the prisoners. Sheriff stiey
has decided to take all possible precau-
tions to prevent the contagion spread-
ing. The first case oi measles oc-
curred nearly two weeks ago, the vic-
tim being George Wheeler, a Bridge-
port character. There are now llil'i'i.‘
more. patients and it is feared that
others may follow.
liborill liawley has decided to lair?
all prisoners committed to the jail to
Dunbury. until the contagion disap-
pears irorn the. Bridgeport institution.
In the meantime the jail will be kept
in quarantine.
W
ARION'S NEW OFFICERS.
flaxoil
earth." ’lt goes
I llilt'c. ' '
rials."
Elected at the Annual Meeting oi the
Society last Night. i
and. the vicious methods resulting
Mm 31.171.005.91. which other-
wise would have remained In the port-
ats oi the people or If milecied would
have lads the stats wholly im- irom
‘ on this anniversary day.
In! II it trla that this expenditure
, has been assured against brownish-
his” law wallth. so that the Idli-
bass anally horns. It Is
thorn have been large addb
on tunable valuation of the
Mt notwithstanding
list in '96 was
as against ”52.1%.-
shill. I. per cent. Increase
about to per cent.
at “shown. There is
will! oi lam politics.
m for which compsrlo
slats. nemesis ii nastin-
m alike In
and law says result.
it W a Ursula only
”Infill. ‘l'lia vicious-
it was Wed at ones when
The Arion aiming misty held lls
annual meeting last night. and elected
these oliiiirrs:
President-«vim! lichatih.
Vice President—Richard Noacli.
Financial Wary-dismal: liai-
Mil.
Recruiting Mrmyrrl’lltil ilerg.
Treasurer—«Albert list-g.
Trustee for three yearsu-(fhsrles
Waller.
I'lnsnco Committee-lien” Frill-b.
Alberti’rolist and Charles Waiter.
SALVATION ARIY.
Adjutant and Airs. Brewer. oi New
Yet-it city. will conduct a special m'
lag in the laivstion Army hail. Whlli‘
ingtou street bridge. tonight. They will
also give lust-options views. ilahieci:
”Lil's In Darkest Marries.” Views
will also be shown. illustrating tits so~
clsl work of the army. 'l‘iiis Inviting
wllibeotsspsclsieliaraetor.sadtlis
first at its nature held In this place. A
large successes ls ssysrtsd.
Phld. Alli) Batik! hIiAF’rh.
William (3. .lssiis's horas slipped on
lbrlrrsttaesurnsroiWsstatrset
and West avenue. this norm. dud
Idiaisissm lsli down, brushing tits shafts of the
tsisiag ear as: wages. Mrs. .Issss. who was ill the
. which ’wsgor. with My husband. was suits
. use sits badly lrighirasd. hilt neither st iliil’ "Th OM‘tMs-lflobwlmfir
.sadisiflsalilleovrsysatswaslslsiss. lasamiafisvityauiohsvsli
1', a . we ralwsys liisd with comm lines iii
Norwslli Armory.
Pioneer ('ssllc.
illii' t'haln. will
hold a banquet.
will be held.
stall ulilcers.
nit-sting.
tut railroad. was
.l. hilltop (mom.
limits. A passe
lands were read
ml 1‘ "I ‘
‘ and WW.“
lotion from air. Deming.
Mayor Glover celebrated his entrance
on his new position by the receipt of
at communication from Arthur line!
known to the mayor. except that he is
tron: Oakland. t‘sl.
lion lti typewritten and headed in big
letters. "Proclamation. World's Anglo-
i‘ongrrss-~~ Arbitration
Peace and Prosperity. or War. Destruc—
tion and Poverty—~Whirh'." The com—
munication commence-s:
"Jesus is coming. SOON. to establish
ills reign oi righteousness on lhl‘
World's Anglo-Basin: Congress. to be
held at Philadelphia. Pit, l'. ii. A.. it
suitable. from June 22 to July 4. I898.
The purpose of this congress is to ts—
labiisb an Anglo-Saxonvlsrneliilsb Al—
Mr. Deming believes "said congress
to be an absolute business. social. po-
litical and religious normally."
hlsyor Glover ought to feel compil-
mrntrd. ior the proclamation is sent to
“all Allisrlt'an and British chief oili-
WHA'I' IS GOING ON TONIGHT.
The annual meeting oi l‘oinpany Ii,
Fourth region-oi.
t‘linton mmmsndery. Knights Tent-
piiil'. will «infer the lied (Irons degree.
The annual meeting oi l‘otnpsuy ll
(.‘ilt‘llfim Tribe oi lied lien will lllt
The Haydn Musical club will hold a
FINGER! lllfl'l'WllEN THE "Phil'-
‘ it“.
it
William Langley. of Month. at
titliemali employed on the ltoaaoiidso
morning is the booth liorwaili inlaid
yard. when ha want the little hm
oi his left hand batman the listeners,
and the sail or the bills finger was is-
ttoo oil. its went to the uflre oi lit.
and the Injury was dressed.
ram 0" HAWAII.
The. Trinity ilhurrh chili held its
rrauisr meeting last night at the rash
«letter at n. c. l'almsr. Ill Ellwood
aid low Parker nail hob-rt lis-
modulates-snitch.
“Willis fl ll“! MIMI.
New Haven. Dec. ’t'.—-—'i‘he cases of
i‘aptitln George R. "admins: and Fred-
eririt i'oolte. who were arrested on a
charge oi arson with attempt to de-
stroy life. in setting hrs to the Toutins
hotel (‘liristmas morning. were polled.
llity were re-nrl'i-utr-donarhnrgeofur
’g'gtm. l'oiinstvl for the defense tiled u
'llitmurrer on till‘ ground of insumcicn-
.-y of convincing evidence. This was
overruled by Judge Howie. who found
probable cause to bind them over. iii
the next term at the Superior i'otirt.
Atari-Ii I2. lioiigdon was released on
“.000 bonds. (’oohr was looked up.
personal. ity is un’
The communion-
with
on to announce a FRIENDSHIP ANS“ ERSARL
l'olobruteti with Songs. Iii-citations and
Speechnislling.
Friendship division. 80bit oi 'i‘empor~
sure, of New Canaan. held its filly-
third anniversary last night. A lsrgi'
delegation was present from Concord
division. of Norwalii. There were also
visitors in attendance irom Putnam
division. oi Greenwich. The following
programme was rrndrrrd:
iloug»”l'ut the Enemy Iiown."
Choir.
Handout: solo. ~
ill-a Wonntiy.
iiolo~"hlrludy Divine.”
“.m...
will be held in tho
. iiiss mien.
“MIND of "m My» liting~' We (let Earth" One Year.
install "would and
lit-citation.
Miss Josie smith.
Ilssdills.
. Hrs. Bartram.
Violin lliilo.
iiiss Edith lickendrlcit.
limitation.
ilsrgie Henry.
flougm'ilh. Moises. Looker. illicit."
Choir.
Kilns.
W. 1. Island.
songu‘fsn You Do It
choir.
lliiri «Vie in and .
. alien and daughter.
llonwaon Can't. You Can't." and
”Do You Remember?"
choir.
M were III“ by Grand
Worthy Patriarch (3. I. lluhhsil.
iirstiil Chaplain ii. I. Woodworth.
l’aat Worm Patriarch Inward tum
itrv. sir. iioyt. oi lisw tissues; Ironi-
M ”INN". Dr “E's ’»s H m“
card. it». 2. and W. A. itstiug. P. 0.
W.. lisrsvsry Willem»
ties the balance W for their
horses about midnight.
“.
w
Gilt Slit 1'"
roiiplliu can this
in Ioiiili hlaiii street.
W
outhritawslisa Is»
by William liners.
_.ialirassswavss by hail weather»
NAL AND ” i H
orlm Quality "
antesd. Wood. Ink ‘3
B. iierslliieldmrocc‘. l
corner Mechanic.
iron saw; i .
heaters. South Nov-way
company. 42 Soothing. ‘
f ‘ .1 , ‘
avenue. entenunsd a party oi friends ,
last night. Graphophons selections
were a feature of the evening's antar-
iainnlsnt.
Ilsa Margaret Kelly entertained a
party oi friends at her home in Bel-
don avenue. last night. There was
dancing and rsirsshmonts. . L
FOR BALM!“
win. comb. spice ..
2 counter mg, mg“ . ' .‘
' belting. etc. “author's whim}? >
2 ice hoses. Bum. i. i W ’
butcher's blocks, 2 m . ‘5“ .‘
SNOW BALL.
Almost all thessatssrstakan iorthe
comedy. Snow Ball." at the. Norwslk
Opera House tonight. Thefaroe is In V. rail: Estey organ.”
exceedingly amusing one, shounding in Madison and Waugh.
laughter—provoking situations. The ‘ ‘
cast. starred by Mrs. id's a flap, sup- ”% ,
ported by a number oi not. is. tuli- roa SALE-Thl can...
known local luminaries. insures the Cast end of Cam. ‘
excellence oi the production. ”snow
Ball" is given under the aupiees oi
the Woman’s guild of Grace church.
and is ior the benefit of the church.
Norwuili; two-stores)“. “
T. B. Gl’iflli. Km '
macy.
nit. EZEKIEL come T0 ADAMS.
A. 8. Ezekiel. oi Norwaik. will leave
on londsy for Adams. um. hating ‘0 D smoker.
wcured a situation on the Weekly ml“!!! 35 m. ., .
Freeman. Early in April adiwr Chas. 00.. mm '
ll. Helmor expects to leave ior Wille , . .7”
lama college. sir. Baehiel will then "08 SALE—Ii you want;
assume charge of the publication. Hr. “7 “1° 3- i 3-- mo
ilelmer will study ior the ministry. (“flit 3m 1
Sodiain street.
IIIJ'I‘ABY BMW. '
The military surolimut uirthe town
of Norwalk is now being uses. In the (“a“) ll .0»
First district the canvas is is tits m 0' m. ~ ,
hands of Charhs A. Barr ind tissue mm; ”It 1“
ii. Allen; Second district, mu m M petition tor
mat-rice; Third
I. v. a
DR. TRACEY um. .
The newly appoints. I." oi
“(Huh ior the city oi Norwnlh mat”
and organised. Inst Mi. as iollows:
Presldmt«nr. 1.. N. Phluney.
Secretarywli. W. Kemp.
Health Quiver—lit W. J. Tracey.
RitthVEilA Ti'MOil.
Dr William J. Tracey performed
an operation upon Mrs William A
illown, oi l'nloii street. Wednesday
afttrnuon, for the removal oi a tumor
lll‘ was assisted by llrs. Higgins and
lilliiie.
. ' a . 'L '
nishrtl rooms at it
Two minutes from loath
railroad station. Apply on
0!.
[‘0 LET-Upper door oi five .. l .
No. Elisabeth strain. Indiump
the [cl-mines. ’u‘
['0 LET—loo houses and ice m
the old Weslport rm. A i ,
Edward 8. i‘llurrh. on the . . .. i
we
MR. MALMO'S ('GNDITION.
.\|bin Molina. who was operated oi
yrrtt-l'day for t'ilnt'l‘l'. had a miller pom
nil-bl. but this morning loll belle:
and II in ihoilghi will recover 31
right. to LET—Seven rooms, 01 Wood
avenue: Music Bali Hook. m
for 0mm; first floor. three .. ,l
69 Woodward avenue: first hour. It '
rooms. No. 10 Union that. I. A. ,
Woodward.
"Tho subject of ”Divine love" wil‘
lw bl'iolli considered by the pastor till:
*‘\I hing all the Advent Cbrisiini.
church Social service to follow.
F ii. Lawton a ('n, how M'iil’l’ii i0 RENT-431st sisroolsin Pauling
judgment in the Town Four! (0! Block. east end Ms W
sit/5.04, with rosin. against It. J. Vol South Norwalh. 1‘. 3. Grill.
i'illlili', for it grocery bill. agent. ’ “it
Thirty-two wanderer» vvort- lilit’lli'l" r0 LET-From Doodles 1st. horas
ml at the Norwniit sisiioii house 6i West stunt, neat to]: . lay-
'l‘liiirsdity night. mond's residence: If“
..... m‘ 'l'olles street. and hour on
A (‘AR ”MD or EAR max.
A car loud oi Nil' t-orli arrived yes-
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WEATHER HINTS.
Watch the sky for what are called
"man's tails." Those appeal-lag alter
clear wsaiher show the track at the
wind In the sky. A may ssasst pre-
dicts fair weather. A red any In the
morning prrtllt'is ball weather. A gray
idly In the morning means iair wrath-
or. If the first streaks of light at
dawn are seen above a bani: of clouds
loolt out for wind; if they are close to
or on the horison. the weather will be
fair. In general. soil. delicate colors
in the sky. with indefinite forms of
clouds, mean lair weather: gaudy un-
usual tviiors and hardosdgsd clouds
mean rain and probably rain.
A darlt. gloomy bins say'ia windy:
siiy indicates
mar—rim y evening, on
street. a black lllr who .
will be very than it “is “I
left at No. I i‘ p. ‘
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seven new wits?
tilts?
The writer
lilo weather ii iy the softer
clouds look. less wind lbut porn
halts W rain 7 he aspects“. and
"greasy." rolled. tam
ad or ragged. the the coming
wind will prove.
A bright yellow idly at sunset pus:
ages wind; a pale yellow. wot; orange
or copper-colored. wind and rain.
These are some of the must lather:
taut villain about weather. which have
been set down is the has» by old and
5.0er sailors. Ii the young
yaeaisiass will hear that is titled.
andattheaametimsmsnayw as
his mam-tits. he will astsitss he
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