a
unborn—u}. motion
tumour-Him w
hashenehwaulrrovlding solid
Oiiimsfurtheuag fslsad
.Iidsdths Island.
One of the subitantisl members of a
good old Norwelk family mud away
a few. days ago. 'when John F. flock—
wood died at his home in Huntington.
ll. 1.. aged 81 years. Mr. lackwood
was a antlve of this city and his early
life was spent here. Hundreds of the
Mt residents of Norwalk. as well
as the neighboring forms. are connect-
ed with the flirt family of which John
E. inst deceued. was a member. He
his family connections in this
ntry back to the year 1630, hence
one can make better claim to being
.tl'urely Ame
A little in e than sixty years ago
in. the. year 1837. John l". Lockwood
crossed. the Sound and established
MNLln Huntington. His trade was
that.“ a marble worker, and he open-
ed toenail shop, for the production of
salmon. 'l'hougll bong islanders
do not die young. they have not dis
mmdhe secret of perpetual youth:
that (”new old and finally paes on it
the flatworm. Over there the livlnt
hays a. reverence for the memory of mi
dsad. and so Mr. lockwood's venture
the only one of its kind in the town
pi’oapprad. He was thrifty and indus
triottt, did a good business and fluall:
he became owner of a considernhll
piece of real estate. which is now il
the heart of the form. During ai
theaealaty years he and the busines
have remained on the same site. Th-
ungartaltlng business was a nature
0|:th of the first venture and tht
two lines of business were canted ol
wi {finial success, so that Mr. lock
Wogdxetired some twenty years MI
with a competence. having sold out it
Iliadwo sons.
13190!th are not the main points 8
ihtoyept to the readers of The Sentinel
The intent of this stretch is to call at
'3 ""y‘hct that Fltlrileld coun
fiffl a very confiriersble sitar:
populating of that fertile tint
resourceful island just across the info
to the south of us Pick up whatao
ever history you may which deals will
the sailor of this section a century Ol
more ago and you will find the recort
of Connecticut men who the crtlssei
over to Long island and made thel
homes there. in some instances gain
ing fame and fortune as well. tool
through the directories of thc Lung Ill
land towns and from Orient to Ama
[Inmt to the East river you will lint
names that are familiar. for they art
those of people, descended from on
own ancestors. All in the casc- of til.
lau'kwouds. many bong islnnd uni
Connecticut families are of itiullm
Mood. investigation or lhc'gencalogl
cal-records would show that there In
some surprisingly close connectionl
and might lead to more cordial rcla
lions betwoeu our people- and thus:
nc‘l‘ms the water.
f‘OIleG Ol‘ ilthli-IR DAYS.
The Hartford Tilncs says: The after
noon is nearly twenty minutes longer
counting merely from thc time of sun
set—while if we tulle account of ill.
ovalldble dilution of twilight. due (I
the longer practical twilight. the gall
is ulrrady over half an hour. For. i:
apply the best avallabic mt. lilc mm
for which one may road a bullir o
newspaper by daylight. it is found Hill
at it fairly well lighted window, on l
clear afternoon. out- can now rcllli com
lavishly until about I. o’clock, in lb»
middle of December lfil' carlicrl til:
available daylight fall”! at ulmut 4: l5
Now, in a day or two, thc morning. to.
will begin to grow a little earlier. 'l’hv
laggarll sun, which for nearly n fort
night has been «loll-yin: to m tip them
cold winter mornings till about half
past seven. will begin to reform hi:
habit in this matter. If will be u rm
gradual process. but it Is conltortnbu
to'fhei litre that it is already fairly tin
tier way By the end "rt-n of ihc pres
"t” “math there will be it very decided
to. "Will“ or to sunset, tin.
all be ed at the roll of January
till fl o'clock or later. whllc thc until
able daylight will be mus-ii further pro
lodged. The light of the wintcr dilly
now. is no longer the decaying. dying
hour, hill the sunshlnc of s rising and
lulpsfnl new year!
ALI.
ll ,
Mt ugh dly assuming nl
illpoflllll placc atli 't tlw aroma o:
the country. and us i. Ismail-ill sport
is rapidly falling find" tho control of
the Allotur Athletic union and tilt
V. I. f'. A. Athletic league. which are
enlisted organisations, lieskrl hall
t“ ere rsfldly living registered in
these unions. and its u gm: majority
of the mutilation which have bushel
ball leani- arc stroll"- of litm- on»
ions. the sport will be prsctlcslly rm:
tier thrir control. lmuc team are
advertising for gem with mini“
may and protrabiy nearly all the
plum will aim be registered
mmlvwinslsemnrm
and tree non Wills imam.
Wt tennis have flees ell-«lines
insanity far violation of the rates.
Mahmhmwsla the
.m.» ..
”His. 1 ”id I3 DWI-fl. indiudlng
Assemblyman Elect Simpson of Hudson
000M” who Is under indictment for
conspiracy and who has annoulmd
that he will not take his seat until after
his trial. 1 -'
One of he principal matters that will
could be re the lature this white!
will be new if! illarn M. renami-
hill- eventing e railroad commission with
large powers. This bill will be fought
by the rnilroads and may be fought by
dome of the larger- municipalities. The
Democrats will press the equal taxation
bill which was defeated lut winter and
supplanted by a more moderate mean.
site.
The several commissions appointed
by Governor Grim to codify the laws
of the state on dinerent subjects will
make their report. The most important
report will be that of the commission
appointed to codify the iury laws. This
commission will advocate the appoint-
ment of a jury commissioner in each
county to take the place of the sheriff:-
ln the matter of selecting grand and
petit juries.
At the Republican assembly caucus
last night the following nominations
were made: speaker; David C. Watkins
of Gloucester; clerk, Thomas ll. Jones
of Essex: assistant clerk, Charles l".
Hopldm of Morris: journal clerk, W.
H. Hulskarllpcr of Volvo; assistant
Journal clerk. A. C. Demo-rest of Rer-
gell; engrossing clerk. Charles ll. Fol-
tt'eil of Burlington; assistant engross-
in; clerks. Theodore iladdis of Essex
and A. C. Weldcl of Mercer; sergeant
at arms. John it. Have“ of Essex: as-
sistnnf sergeant at arms. H. E. Ha-
vens of (heart and John V. A. Vancleff of
Somerlu-t; bill clerk, W. H. Luring“ of
Cumberland; assistant bill clerk. Jo-
seph llinger of Camden; assistant to
rrlork of house, Herbert ll. Watts of
losses.
THE CURRENCY PROBLEM
.IIUII' Cons-fun Wiif Depart a Bill
lubedyiag loll-tare \‘Iswa.
Washington. Jan. ll.~lt has just dc.
veioped. as a result of n careful inquiry
among'tnetnbenl of the house commuter-
on banking and currency. that a ma-
lority was counted on to report without
delay on the three financial prop-unions
'el-omnlended by the president in his
last message. These inquirled illdit‘nlr
Jul at least nine of the ll members ol
he committed will vote to favorably to.
.rort the presidents f’etlimmtfltitfll'rllli
without waiting for action on the lingo
bill or monetary routerence bill or any
bill of c'omprehcnslse nwasurr 'l‘lle
:ornmittee is to give the commission a
hearing the some as Mr. (Page null
heard. and then to consider the pres.
tour I pntpovltimls.
There is no intention to drop the lingo
bill or monetary committee bill. but it is
felt that it will take much time in get
from these and lilo: general rncusurel.
my plan that the committee f'dll agree
ln. in (M nlesntlme it is thought but
to get before the house such features
if reform as thr- presilfrnt has recom-
mended, leaving the» general reform to
take its lhlinw later. The nine mom.
hers who are counted on to Will» to re-
port .at once oil the president’s ro-conl»
ventilation:- are Republicans. willie all
llc Democrats and three ltrpuhilions
lre crlnt‘clled against this plan, it
'eaves little or no doubt that this full
re thc form of corn-n- y legislation fire:
to grt before the l rose of rcprwrrlts’
ives. The president's recommendation-l
if! for the issue of bank circulation up
u the par value of bonds durum/uni, it...
mtabllshmcnt of small banks ill rural
‘limfllulilli'il land it reduction of the in!
in bank circulctlon.
KENTUCKY COURT SCENE.
”Inhalers Play on Import-lat anI In
the Trial of Willin- lnsdley.
Mount \‘rrno-n. Ky, Jail. ll.~~Al tho-
ysatninlng trust of William liomlley for
killing John Lawrence. Judge Williams
yesterday til'dPl't'd lfll“ courtroom lit-ar-
ed so that all Min cirsirml to f"llll'll
might be “omitted for Vic-alum! amt
lieu-med.
Five minutes ultcrwnm witll-hrstrr
“tiles in front of the l‘tlllfth-lull‘ in tho
Mind! of Pot and Eliza imminrll mu-
irivig at cx-Jalier \l‘lillnm hillllins and
his frlr-ullll. lieu-mi revolvers replied
‘rtlm various quartets, Those llllllrul
by the iangforiis wen- t' L. King, on...
'et'civcd tun built-ts through "i" tlilsh
'otisllicred dangerous, :lrlll William
Mullins. shot through both hands ’i’llu
lnnkflvrlls liltlm it one on ut‘t‘lllrlll in
thlmling King. All lb» parllrlpullis
.verl- lulled. im-lildlns column) Niifll»
fl' Reuben Mullins. who airs-u his pistol
and fired at tl'ur longlnrlls until they
llasptuvsrcd.
in the courtroom when the sbmtlllg
occurred llumllry. thinking his father
had been ltiliml. selsnf thr- wun of r.
'“Ifd lll'l lafft‘fl'lplmi (rt rtilh f0 "iv
fray. it ventured sill mrn to hold him.
Tl» frmlblv originated during the fail
campaign. when a number of loudlns
itcptibllcatls invited the flvitr-t its unmi-
nalcd, anions "le being till-riff .iiui-
tins. All. Kl and many others. At
t‘rooited t’rer precinct of the fair circa
lion tlbeltff Mullins slimmed to al.
mt some parties A llaht came up.
when one of the Langford boys was
killed and two other mm wounded.
Joseph lawns” was HIM a few days
ago by William "undid.
Worst-wee W by live.
t‘orning.N 1, Jan it ~ A flrv that
mind from a defer tlvv flue did darn»
age to the ehtenf of ahlmt ”5.0” in the
warehouse of t'. it. )fsliby a Pa, in
this city. The first conducts one of the
tarsus! wholesale Inuit-try establish.
moms in this vicinity. They hull been
doing business hm only since Jan l
ill to! leap w Ievl.
Albsny. Jan. ll.~«Mate Moonstone.»
out of Public '0'!th AMINO! W lilo
twered Comptroller Iteberis‘ letter ad-
vocating males of work on the ca.
will “I the UM,“ emu-a
art. Ir. Aldridge declines emphatically
to interrupt lbw worn. ,
cow Filed In W as by "or
Inside-s cisrkwflew u luau
(leased Oust lanes to the company by
nouns. up cast. at y g ‘ '
New. York, Jan. ll-—Vi President
rivalries s. mark of the W ern finial
Telegraph lompuny bsa turned from
Washington. where for the If.“ few day:
be has been laying below its admlnla
tratlon fscts thht will nlrt y involve a
complication with Spain.
Ir. Clerk is now at the blind of West-
ern l'niorl affairs. Prnidcrit rickert it
on sick leave in the far must. and Div
Clark has taken his place Long beftm
(lent-cal Et'lterf went away the dim ton
of the company had decldrd that they '
lipsnlsh government for t manner in
which the authorities in . avana had
interfered with the a'orltln ‘ of the cable
betweell‘fiavarla and Key ‘Wcst.
The Western [’llinli “‘0‘le have not
yet come to an exact (lettirmlnntion of
the amount of damages thlvy have nus.
taincti. but the tlgulcs will not full far
short of “00.000. and it may reach at
high as "1100.00”.
"be of sir i'larli's purposes in going
to Washington was to in let that till
McKinley administrgtion ti like a formal
demand upon the gvlwmmuut ill Madrid
fur payment of these- damn es in full.
if is a notorious fat-t tll t for the last
two‘yeara the Spanish tuthorlttos ll
llavsrln havo exercised n‘rlgld censor-
ship over. all cable dispatches either
sent out or rcreit'cll ill lhli Cuban capl
int hint at single word ulnfavornble it
the ”punish adnllrllstrnlion or whirl.
could be t onstrued as at! all! detrimental
to Spanish interests has been permit-
ted to pass, in fact. more dispatches
hate lie-en suppressrd outright than
hat-c been allowed to go by the censor
lie has been an autocrat fit his line. and
there has been no appeal [from his word
obliged to ear-ul- Deserts.
The censor has been tilt-pt especially
bully h) inhlt‘grnnls till newspapers
\\ brill-t er a corrwsrmmlc t in t'ttbu de
wired to send a rim rlpflol of a success
nfi the part or ill» insurgents he has
been ”impelled to smugtyle hid matter
through the lrlails to the nearest point
in the i‘ rliied flint" frotmwhlt'h it could
be forwarded by frlegf'tt h to its prop
er destination. This int uolvrd delay
of lrlany hours and sometimes 0 «not.
l‘.’fl utility: to ”ll irifrcllliency of the
ntcarrtrrs out of "nuns,
Sinner that were friendly to tho-Spun
tall rule in Cuba “PW linseed by “If
le'illtvl' with tho- grcufelli slao city and
ulthout illfliflllilnlillun. But there till.
.. nsor stopped Not a word Inlmlcal t.
Ill» gmrrunr general or to any of fill
leaders of thc Spanish (curves was allow
ed transmission All the stories of cm
city all-l oppression by illit- Spanish sol-
rliory hull to he went by link". and if by
all) titanic their authors in Havana
were lioy'i' nw-lul they welle promptly dc
plated.
Business cubic-grams ills well as news
matter were interfered Vi'ilh. There or!
hundreds of Alllwlll'lil’l firms that hold
largo“ interest»: in l‘.lihu Tilv- illllmrll
flu mt nf toimwo and sugar from the i-
lllllvi hosi- ln-ri’l fur) grim and m t!
ordinary lllllillfflfl processes spy-ed)
r-l-nlmunianllull b) table was "H emu,
but the tensor blmlml ill“ this. in no
ordinary business dlsptitl-h he sought
in find .i lifthl' mnwyllng lnf-«tmutinn
vlorlgrrutls in Spanish interests, and
mum valdwrrrotlls lflllllllllilnflli from
firvilll‘l m illiit c-nltnfr} Vietc- ftvllt up in
the main will: or in llovaiia.
[pal II." n .ttiltisa.
.~\|l "till illr- Western l'lilnn uflilifl!
rim-litre is In - lcor‘tlnlaiiun or the con.
wanton until-r which tho» t'rtfblr beta-mm
lihtanu Mill Kry Went use hit) This
”title ”l thr- pil-lwi’iy of lilo: “mourn
l‘nloil fvtflllillly and till years gum- W
has prov-ll it your”: will pr-lllfnbiv iti-
rune lint sin.» till- ini-‘llllll'iK of this
illniil’fi't‘llalll and slow the errllmf' lll
Havana has is»: will» alllllgbty lhw prof
it» but-- illsnirlwnrml, and nun ll is
claimed the whorl-me- zllilluurits in rrlnrv
than 8501)."!!!
i'in- l'rvni-l-ni Mark has always had
. burn» all lb» Wentcm l'ulun'u . able in.
tvrwsts. and it than willh It full illumi-
mlge at the situation lllml it» “will in
“ arllltlglnn ln "lion-l- illilt tlwftihlltlli iii--
no ”iv it"flll'lfliif'flflufl. From the wry
lllumrm Miro lir- int-i his llrwf proposi-
ll-lll fwfnrt- if!” Ilfllfiflili ill ‘U’Ulhlfl‘lnl‘.
in- mat with uprnmitinli Th" mlmlnls»
liltilnti (will that it is in n :lwlb at» nil»
llllfltlfl rv-Korllitls affair» in f‘ulm. inn-l
tell ital thrill arc alvielltlill it) an into-rim
.iwaun 1.. innill rte-utitlly ally new will!
Hf ffii‘llflll, ll filth NH" if“? in Him
itiollc that I half has not lrcvtt chill-ll
lung wlmc.
hir, t‘lsrll'l- demands boon lbc gaunt-
mom, ill-went. one made in the mmf
tumltit’w trims If» lbfllatrvi that ill»
lompaoy was entitled to full pron-- Hun
(or lfil property null till ll‘llrr'wfs during
the lnwful mnducl of its basin-us if.-
said is.- rwugnlal-«l the lulu of a frm'lglt
we... ”ml-m to the nrrtlltliiy of all cable.
grams during the HM of war. not he
made it a strong poirmtbst the ”impish
[internment lnsinln main-i is no stills of
war in t'uba. that th island is l‘tim>
pletv-ly podium! and l at the insane-I.
lion is of an rtld Willi. then, demanded
Mr t’larlt, ulnluld their be any «pram.
age of if» 41M" 3
A. I (“it I‘ll NP. diflfk’w "filling. to
Washington it is undci loud the admin.
“ratio! has prewar-diam will prompt
ly fwward all ursrdt protest to file
lipanlsrl government it sills: furlfl'r ill.
interwar! by “if aullltrrlties in liaison
with cubi- imeinraa l tween time and
Key Went.
it is not believed. lulwevrr. that the
lip-raisli government will willingly
spam the «mimeti- it has so lying
exercised. and it wiltl require strung
”more to restore a airs to their for.
mpg umdlikm
a»...
had a cause for colllplalnmlklagstnst the
N”.
m leave Id We.
minute x 1 1st it Philip com
holly, srrrrtsdsnaos imlnt Magnets
of the ghouls who st and mutilated
the body of Ills. ' 'i‘iltole in the
lswut Meant . was given a
m Mme liar “use II» was
mm“. the i stating flint
gore was not . . evidence to hold
or
ENGRAVING.
"“f' We will furnish
loo
WEDDING
IIVITATIOIS
dds ”“5, including inside
Matthias envelopes. the do
eat quality and most artistic
«saving. for
$8
Nearly 50 per cent. less than
ever ol-wd by another in this
city.
molt AbDXflONAl. til n.
"It!!! M
Wedding work folded land in-
serted in envelopes without
ex”. charge. Other engrav-
ing correspondingly cheap.
We also route a special prim
”II
CALLING
CARDS
Pints and 50 Cards. I .75
" “ lm “ l.'.'.'i
Address on Cards. 23 cents a
line extra.
“11." pint! ls ftlrlllsltodz
no Carri». no cents
ildi PM. 7.- Mill.
EVENING
SENTINEL
Your
Wife
ls lilo turn-m you filth-l limirc to
plcnac. livid atop to think what
u must moonlit of plcssurc a lit’“’
moi of with or paper on llcr
iuwnc would uivc but 1'
.“ilc'll do licr work "MW t'le‘f'
fully; lw- liapplcr: for Ihl'fit'n no
piece on cartil an dear to it will-"o
heart an M lltltuc. rlhc'u in it
mriy oil "to rim. and you can’t
multc it rm mind for her.
l'omc and «ac lit-rill!" it; won't
nut lllllcll.
Wall l’npcru.
l'aiutrh‘ Humlllm
Millet-K \llllcrinie
l'ictnlvs l’ratncd and l' hirsute-l.
Pit-tum Planted to tlrrler.
Painting and Psi" "sowing.
‘ ”W'Kfilt,
to «new . will".
limit Small,
(has;
actual-subunits“
‘iila
PflCE
for the trade laggard
track of Christmas.
All the in nest quality
stripe suits, single and
have been $18 will go
About every size
't
' will go at $l0.
Of course such
bargains very day. so
OllCt‘.
wmwmmwmwwmmwmmmm , g "
_.
-.: was
pure food says: ”Cottolene
Kigcstilllc.
In mllrlvrflll. l u rmlll
any nth" w a.
h!
Chicago.
Sterling
to» file ~ltllll'ulkul- t‘Jlll luv
If there fan city on our Pacific coast
which has a splcuditl future. that city
is Seattle, Wash. With a harbor dt-Iql
enough for the great ulcrcllant Howls,
with s climate unrivalnl. with the rich-
est-1f mimics. mineral and agriculture
al. lmilitul il~r. appurcntiy Scuttle has
nothing to do but in grow and speedily
become a summit t ‘il‘lcagn. l-Iwry relini~
silo fix the making of a lllugnliiccilt city
«whom. agriculture, mining and
manufacturing-arc at hcr command.
More than nil just now is anothcr all:
vantage. Scuttle in tho point of llcpur-
turn for the thallium!» who go whistlin-
and the Klubdiltc. That brings us toll»
point of our stony. There are mutter.
lugs loud and deep against mule
flavor“ are abundant in the cast. even
as far 0- the Atlantic. states. that Mfr
tie is so sniping and ntlll’lirmwlo in
her rates for living and in her ruins for
minm' outfits nod windmill sod in
’her carrying charm that she is draw-
ing down a grncml taming upon her
head.
it is to be hoped the mmesarenot
true. if they are. then Seattle liter
chants. hoiol men and public mists
are the champion idiots of titanium
tecnlls century ”overland a manually
nobles opportunity at rates to be useful
on a wide scale and to become prosper
yes through entirely legitimate chine
ssh. though trade mutually advanta-
geous to til-ninety” sud the stream
within their gates lat-at advantage
iatile only basisforraaltradet Seattle
m not stimuli M. or she
will quietly divert from W the Ite-
nrndoaesttaasl of migration which now
lowslflwaysnd sink into W
m This very imagine his! loss
bolus.
If, on the other“ sham U.
«mace-A. W...m,,, ,,,.,..;
‘Wm'hm—ulfl“
bv‘aswlvstl-g WeWbsil _
have been 520 and 92250 are marina?! 351$. .
A iewline quality plaids and checks that ..
these pltltlls quickly: it: cant offer these
juries ecu.
BRIDGFPORT. ('0‘ wN.
uhuumuuuwnmmmu WW
. .... . -'.‘.“..I.
MRS. RORL- 'l
the well knowu cooking expert lecturer and authority on
" article and a much more llcnlthtlll product than lard, and a:
3 a substitute for the same I heartily recommend it. "
GOTTOLEIE
is pure vegetable all combined with wholesome beef
surf. and is unequaled for shortening and frying
it make-i your food light, appetiring,
Theglnuinel' itt done would've wheels on. to tan ind
yellow fine. with our White“ ’01
ilwlr only by
THE N. I. 'A!”A1II wlPlN".
. fibula.
Diamonds.
'l‘lllll chills- found in Somalis.
A. W. AUSTIN'S JEWE:
Opera House Block.\Norwnlis.
Stu R8
that ” follows” in . the All, .1}
The reduction on suits ”i"
this week will keep up the buying pace.
Here are some plums for quick buyers.
Cheviot and worsted :
double bra that ,
at the same price.
ill double breasted
,siylish checks and plaid cassinreres, tailor
made suits that were made to sell for till,
prices will carry oil
)tlllti licllercoltle at
”Adm
Open \lnnday. l-riday and Saturday Evenings.
is a pure and unadulterated
"Ww BM um I Mall
on every no So: guarantees thou to
”outrral.
' New York
'I'llc lmrplcof Somalis null Vicinity arc cordially iliviil-vl
h: ill-Ill-l-l low of Hit‘ lllml I'Hlllllil'll' flock» nf
Watches. Jewelry.
Silver and Silver-Plated
Ware, Umbrellas, Pocket Books,
Opera Glasses. etc..
All ill-mi.» rllarkcd ru- low
bought for tillyli'lii-rl', til
it” STORE,
Sous Expert Wisdom.
A United lilacs government upon
has been investigating the food of what
some individuals are fond of calling the
"slum people." The expert's Moll
alone are that the cause of lunch of the
poverty"! lbw "slum people" is «used
from their being too extravagant in the
porchmsc of food. if» would have than
get rich in tho way in which most We!”
toll-i persons who llnvoabont all they
tbcmiclws want ntiviatl those pom
than 0|lech to adopt—numb.
by rl-ducilur their capcndiinrrs So.
says our Ktl'tfllmf'l" export from file
depths of his wrll fed cmsoiatn-m
to the slum tropic: "Kl-elm your ex-
pendituvrs. [lay cheap" food first will
be Mm for you than whst you now
buy. it will likewise gofnrlher.”
Thor poor nut-ulna for too much lint-
tcr and 9113!.th capers finds. They
llkuwise buy quantities of bone and high
prim! nitrate. Let them stop buying
eggs and butter and us “Weir-s."
lays lac, proteins bring peas and hem
mmtly. mop buying sweet buns or
bone with currsnts in than: midget
just plain bread. it costs Jetwalldis
better for your insides. Quit buying
round steals and pork chops sallget
abrupt-tits Theysrepieacygoodeaowgh
for you and he blessed to you.
Thus far the noble expert. last
”slain prupic. " take heed. Mo
whether they loathe dried he‘s
peas and cheap meat stm Tint does
not matter. iilunt mid have no right
toiadalysthmrsstes latrines live
our hearts ad cinch steak stews It! be
tbnhfal kind Whalin-
s W uteri.
In tho m m WWW
bismuth-lithium been able to
nemmlmmmm steps
hflaaaihntratsloli, perm div
mum «Wm'
WwfllW“w~ ll“
‘ and remain absolutely silent. '
. gentle art of having her wsy,
“my. t“
W’
Yet How to Hold all 1! _
vsraation. Nevertheless?”
At last some clever w
found a way to get around
ultences of whispering in '
Hemofore it has been a vhf
thing for it woman who had
to communicate to s ‘
reach of im- voleo to restrilh
until some opportune nonfat"; w
mud ituclf. A low hunt of ‘ ,
cd conversation in a room ‘ .
pol-lion is trying to play pisuldillito ,
:l lmllcllcy' to disconnect. but in “it '
lure all these objectionable people ,
convey their messages by other? '
“it
The method was discovered by
of young lovers who hold Glob
hand under a carriage robe while?
mtt sat directly opposite. ,
cnollgll. but watchful. Nothing
bcwiiching under the oi . ~ .
would i» will by the innocents. A“
girl being something of a genlttsii _
to trace some words on the hack of
llcau's hand. At first be regarded“
as n bit of lily petting, but before 1” ,
"if tip of her beloved linger W
bro-rs liiflf. his ml-ntal centers of as.
limitation taught up and pill together.
Th: dainty linger wrote and rewrote
llll’ words ilniii thcre came. to hint. the
autumn» "I run h-a-pqlvyl'Tlo was
thrilled. At last they could talk. M in’
:l lrlngltagc that was all their own.
He [limit on unsmr that was filling
llniil'r tbc lwlrtllmstanccs, and mother
tilt-y fold t-nr‘ll onto? their he"?! se-
cf'l’fs. while marlin. mmulrnt ”the
conscious of their joy. leaned back It
her comfortable robes and took do»
light i comnlcnting on the scenery on
invent 3‘" Drive.
' it tall»; .l very short time to W
skillful in this amusement. and after
mnlc prrlclicl- one can make out words
that nre written on the backs of null
or through thc coat on a tight sleeve-
Philadelphia ’l‘lmm.
A GREAT Sl'RPRlSE iN 81'0”
for than who will go today and [It 0
package of Grain-0. it taken the plies
of coffee at about unequal-tor the east
it hi it good drink full of health. I“
can llc given to the children I ”I
as tiw adult with great benefit. If U
load» of pure grains and looks
tastes like» the finest grades of .
or Java coffee. ll satisfies "WA
A clip of tlrsinoo is better for the sys-
tem than a tonic because its benefit is
permanent. What coffee breaks down
Grain-0 builds up. Ask your gnnear
for flrliincn. Fifteen and twentyohve
cents.
V 5
Vlainc people are shippil' pile sole.
to the trwlrss plains of the West. ' ~
Mr Elisha Berry. of this
he never had anything do it.“
good and give llltch'uuick’rolid
rheumatism as Chamberlain's 7 .
Balm, up was bothered greatly" ,
shooting pains from hip to m. ‘ .
he used this liuimcnt, which
prompt "diets—«ll. l‘. Baker.
Paris Ohio For sale by
Stillson. South Norwalk; 1': P Wed;
Vurwnlk.
;
0‘ B.
.\ man in Ramrviilo. ifr. is cele-
brating his birth Sew Year's week by
buying liil' mumps.
A good looking hum that ”like.
about the curl-ml of Brunswick. M0,, is
3". your» old.
--Aceton cures headache.
'l'sll amall boys were mated llI
Manchu-aim. .v u, this M. for belli-
ing in lbc i'lsczllaquog.
Mrs. Mary llird. lisrrlsllul‘l. Pl.
says: My child is worth millions in
ms, yet I would have lost her by
anon had i not invested twentyvlve
(fun. it mil-cs cmlghs. colds and all
throat and lung troubles.
ti. 1'. litllison. s P. Weed.
.lolln Town, of Brunswick. has ll.
largest collection of state of Isis.
nlinmllu thslt ii- to he found in tho
world,
~Aeetnn cures Le Grins.
WHEN Y0" HAVE A MD 00”
You want the best “It!“ M M
be lllllililll'ti. and that is caealbwlala’a -‘
Rough lienmly.
You want a remedy that will .
only give quick relief. but sleet s
mascot cure
You want I "filed! “It will ”I!”
thr- lungs and keep cit
You want a remedythat will W
mart any tmdeifcy toward
You want a remedy that is a;
lid safe to take
t'haalberlaill s cm mm In that
only It'dlrlnw in no flit “I. II
thal- requirements. This My '
forums for its cans of It“
tumult the United lllatea
litany foreign countries. It H
rivals. but. for the speedy and .
morcnnnfbsdmlhst“
it it "tell. fforwaiit.
In. it. it ford. m ll.
cents in n baffle of One illnute do“
Norwalk Chronicler