{meet the eondnctor to lot you
nnn‘tit, hninotiunt yet. You
t'lo “flown" or he may
10'! tonne “it County Home.
In aoreottn united, hecanne it
,htnrer. W and more nreteationr
lirev'ory waythan the Town Home.
. ._ We little in awhile to go to
. . ' , 5 everybody else doenn't
‘ anhnnnuently’ it'- it very pleanant
yin pay a vinit to the quaint, coniv
, soid-ia‘ohioned Town Home;
. u,
juniper w‘nibe'r. m
Wage/the Journey except
M , "yoiiie‘elatoueh‘ ottnt‘
‘ lfilleh inglndootneovervoumr
' line". la‘nduiayhealittie hotter,
'havehornentocarryyon.
d” ”it very tar, though, iroin
hint no‘ very inr in niilen;
~o,llitle further ”over the hilin,"
' theroyou are. ,
’l'he’lzown Home nee-a to he over-
them hplilewhat by the grandeur
otgthailonhty Horne. There in a glory
nlnneetnrnndogloryoiauotherntnr.
hilt, Mutt swont to locate our eyes
in} other of one children's no.» and
it. ,1 nnother children's home. but
we W'lllim't nlwayn hoop the
countyfionie in our» ninth aye. at
' to the utter exclusion of the little
,7!!! children at the County.
re, on its halite implien, gathered
nilrjpnrtn rot rairdeld county.
cauéhe admitted to the Town
who' are not rentdente oi Nor-
waln towa.-00wnnnnnntly. the county’s
tram are the recipients of the bounty
or ability: Miown’nwnrdemnthe
’ ‘ .ai-elinhleto lath-tray)»
tut“ not'eom to there directly
tron the townapnople. Thin reiern. oi
entitle. not inerely to contributions.
hntnnreoopnoinily to kind-non and
ldahiidotod intereIt. Oi the iornier.
m the children have coupon.
ttvoly little need. They are coinlort-
ahly situated. and It Chriatlhan a tow
thoughtful people remember them
quite lihnraily.. For the latter thorn lr
niwayn a dent-ltd in every public in-
dilution. Not more on here than in
otherl, but In real need.
Pare-to oi happy children who can
normed that with love and its oiier-
ih’go. ahonld tool it a special and pleat
all duty to take up thene little one
who are iorenhen at their fathers and
or who know what it meant
to he really orphan-to watch over
an. to rinlt than. and in special
waysg which will readily nnueat
the-nrlvne. to tote special charge oi
individnnio anion: theni. No matter
howrhlndithe m in charge at a
Home, the ole-eat oi real hon.) lite
neat always he inching to none ex.
tent: it should be the prized privilege
of the patella oi happier little one to
thha’anhleoitheirownhoqennnd
the love-light thereoi to thene notor-
taaatne. who have been neelectrd and
illvuoaiod oilen iron their very birth.
Pardon ior ihene introductory re.
inner. They are not called iorth in
‘ ‘ particular by the vleit here dencrilieti.
The hlorwnlh Town Home in one oi the
taunt hounhhe liotoeo the writer has
evei‘hnnthe wean-re in villi. But
ihoreneoilwaya he a certain aadnene
in noting a number at children. not
connected by the lien oi blood, dwell-
ing together under one root. One
wothrrbnotenourhtomnroond:
try an the will to gather the brood to
' vheart an the nether—hen gathers
her etrnyiu ehieha nader her wing.
M noon. however. no prnetieal
way to supplant thnne Hooter. What
that. reorient that? The synteia oi
placid: dependent children neporntely
in million anoin- to inner to ore-rot
even more deeper: and dilhrnitleo than
the lime eyntoa. At tenet the price
doainiyln itient ihecnntoithenioot
. annual-land eternal vigilance. lla-
‘ eooditm there nretan to
a
E
5
l
1‘!
hatitrai llie.
l§§‘i"
l
foe like the em mm, ear:
:it'nonitr worm worm ., .,
0517 iittiiiityond the his. while new
mm Venue and Jupiter. There; .
Home; hot one,
the yonnannt, ngiittle cripple, could not
he reunited there and’wno entered at
the Little Corn, in no—
our hen trouble and
walks like any other tour or dye-year-
old. Site in morhidiy,¢y and timid.
:hotuh, which in undoubtedly theat—
ect oi the nervoua nhocha and flights
which the received while a mere tod-
line at her iortner home. She in airaid
hallo one will lahe her away, they say.
That in Cora. hinniie in a oleenanter
child, with loin oi brown hair to snatch
liter eyes. She brought all her play-
thiogn to show the visitor and accrued
not. no nhy no, the. other; lamie'o
mother in out Went nomewhere, heaven
tniy known where. Perhaps whale-
.niegeta old emit to enrnnoineilton-
rynhewillmehldcleillher‘dong-
not tighten? and take horout Went,
too. Then lianilr III! have the joy at
'telning to eupport the family. it oiten
toes that way.
, The state euphoria the child and
on along romeo the child's good-for-
iothing father or mother and linen the
itate'n‘dninhed worh ior his or her
two pwnnnnl heneat. .
There ore niorlen in all their lives.
poor, little. innocent dependents.
m “m nan-er.
Kebtholoflurtoibem in
all".
”'Iaior' Oharhn ll. (liltnore. the
‘iwnri. who in allowing a broken leg to
neud at the aim, yesterday re-
solved] intertidal Harper & llarper,
tttorneyn,”oi liodinou, wu. morning
power oi ottoman) in the nettienient oi
the entate oi Gum's deceoned uncle.
lie in conoldering the tnniter, not!
him he‘wlll not the reorient. His
inter n'ad hie hrotherhave given the
ittorneyn power to reprenent their.
ind it he accedu the rotate will he dia-
Minded nhortiy and the ”dialer" will
V‘eveive hi'n aliare.
The attorney; described the estate.
and their repreoentatioan show that
Ill-tore wan w‘ell inlorned. ior their
'oninianicallon heave out the truth oi
in story he told when he won firnt
nlornied oi the neareh tor hin. Ho
intimated the nine oi the eotnte ot
ihowt $18.00!. which won a trifle in tul—
roweeoi no real value no entilated by
he attorneys.
'l’hey plane the figure at 815.000. A
.iorlion oi the eotnto consists oi tarot
and in Winonala and liinnenotn and
I portion oi cash.
Gilt-ore nino received a inter iron: n
tieter who liven at Port An. N. Y., hie
old home. Thiewna the hut commun-
.catioa between him and a relatwe in
men years. She requeeted hint to
write to hit only brother. who liven at
aellown Fella. Vt. lie complied with
the reqneot last night.
Thooe who haow Gilmore‘helieve
hot it he cornea into ponnenoioa oi any
portion oi the entate hin enelt will
{not hint only a low nicotine and that
wenttaliy he will he ionnd in trio old
Linnnte in Water and [tank ntreeln,
The attorneyn npeat neveral hundred
lotion and lunch time in ndvertining
for iniorination an to Glitnore'a where—
thoatn. They hogan the anareh two
yearn an and pernevrretl until a copy
it their ndvertiaerooat fell into the
{lands at a than who knew illitnore.
'aet week-«Brim Standard.
We!" Year'n Day.
Today in the New Year’e d y at the
3hlhanion, it hell. the Int y oi the
hithyearoilhereigaoithelaperor
line-g lino. ‘l'hennaheroitheenl-
coder year in not lined by the aniline
oiihncelullal hm. Theerlehrv
:lonoithewveot luteirontentoli’
motion in china. hilt the inchl rep-
rennaiotlvee oi thnl nation will not
it Jump "-9 v-
mmz , the m y to
M m‘
an
m u...
. an?“
' “file “my tollowh: -
it’s}
no it a "(air to middling" education. .
ouhltnhed dncmwnro on liawa'i. includ.
thali debate and Joined on ineae olive-
pietely overniindowed the interval. in the
cotton dehate. thh hoe «Miinwed on.
1m,
W”, n‘
(or the‘nysnent oi bonda oi the
ltwtonin oliver at the option at
t.
.Oeir‘mafillna. Bacon. Bole.
W . nutter, Cannon, Chilton. Clark.
r, “'Ililkm. Barrie. lleit~
fold. Jenna (Ark). Rooney. Kyle. hie.
lorry, Ilalory. hlantle. Martin. little.
Mitchell, Hooter, largest, Perkins, Pei-
tigrenv, Potion. Prlichard. Quay. Raw-
line. Roach, 8hr“. iltewart, Teller. Till.
Mil, Torpie. ell, Walthhl Warren,
latterwoleott—n. L
aye—Ileana. Aldrich, Alllnoo, Baker,
Gallon). Davin. thdnha. hither,
Frye. Gatling", Gear. Grey. Hair. flan.
nonunion”. Hoar. Lodge, lenrlde,
liorrill, Nelnon. Plait (Conn). Proctor,
gown”. Ipooner, Thornton. Wetmore-o.
Mr. Vent iDewi.) oi lanolin. the
member oi the finance committee who
had churn-oi the resolution. epoho
briefly upon it. but diacialmed any de-
sire at thin time to throeh over the old
atraw of Minnelli dlncudhion. He be-
lieved. however. that the titnlwae rive
int n reiteration with cropth or the
dociantion oi the Stanley )latlliovrit
ventilation which had been placed on 'the
nature boohn at yearn m. particularly
in view or recent ntatemento or the new
rotary or the treasury. in which the
prentdent. whohnd.aoametriheroithe
lioune. voted for the original moiutlonw,
evidently concurred.
In! Prone ll noa final Vets
Mr. Vent then announcedJiIa intro.
lion to orcure a tlnai vote upon the ren—
oluilori an noon no one could he reached
and accentuated his intention by lorr-
ing the displacement of the room hill
with the Teller reoolution no the undo.
tolled buntnrna. ’
in executive oeeolort hir. Morgan con-
cluded hie four day speech to the non-
ate on the Hawaiian treaty. lie epolto
for almont tour hourn. and when he tin.
lohrd there were tint more than hall a
donen oenatoro preneiit. lie diamond,
among other quentionn, the character
oi the vrenent government oi finwaii,
l-le contended that the diepoaition or
the whiten wan to ("It the ltannhan
liberally and said in rvply to a our-etion
troll Mr. Hoar that there won one no-
tlve in Preeldrnt Doie'e patriot-t and
live natives in the ornate. while a mo-
JorltVoitlIeme-rlthenoiihehatioewm
nativwa. The motor read liberally from
SENATOR VB".
in 1 Norm oi the various munitio-
tiowo oi the inland.
Ir. Bacon oi ilrorgla oilerrtl an
amendment to the treaty providing that
it amid not be operative until alter it
had been approved try a maturity at the
qualified volern oi the Hawaiian ln-
lands
Quentin oi Vowaetey lo the loane.
iipeaher need. from the rontruai oi
the honor, nadiir. Bailey. undermine
Dnnoeraiairornhinplaeeowtheiloov.
glared at each other at the claw oi the
rarity. Thin attentional enieade corn.
interruntrdiy in the honor [or three
dayn during the enumeration oi the
diplomatic and annular Winn
. When a motion wan made by hit.
mile, to mommlt the hill, with iii-
eirueiione that it he returned with a
provino tor the reconwiiiow of Cuban
holiiaereaey. it won ruled out at order
by the ope-her.
hir. Bailey their etortled the hour by
aillrlwino that he had a private under.
etaadinawiththeopeaherbywitlchn
vote alto-id ho tohen directly on the
tannin to roentnnrll. Thin the npeahor
emphatically denied. and three iwa
lentlora oi their respective portion in the
honor. with white let-en and More
ohaheo by emotion. not their ntatemrnte
min“ each other while the wallerieo
looked on in hreathienn awiaaerrient and
the nietnhern were in an uproar.
Ir. intuit their.) oi llleitioaa. who Diner
naid he won‘prrnewt. mohornted the
mahrr’n nlde oi the roar.
The men oi the noraher'o penitlow
won that an appeal wan inhrn iruni lilo
detieion. and by a elvict party volt» ll
wan'idd on the tattle-wilt to lllwthe
Marnie and Muller». an no the tire
: ' "7“ it ' "
Elkittvuicu
We will inralnlr
loo
wronine
Intuition:
nine. 4%“, including touti-
aedeatnldo envelopes. . the do
are orally and not: artistic
ennui". the
$8
Nearly” per cant. Ion than
ever oilerwd try another in thin
city.
EACH ADDITION“; limi-
its!!!“
Wedding wnrh‘ioldrd and tar
sorted in envelopes without
extra charge. Other comr-
howl-«WM
Woolen mnho a opeeial price
on
comic
clans
Planned Hillard». i .75
“ “ it‘ll ” L5
Addruion Battle, 5 eenta a
lineenira.
Whole plate in inniehod:
”Garth. alienate
liltllardn. 75min
EVENING
SElllillEL
' ‘ menu}
You an aired in Itdnbnynemiteryoer
[really in tile luxury oi a goodweehiy new.
paper and n quarterly marten oi nutrient
You coil he! hath d that "Mum with
almost o litter, ol good movie taro; per year.
_ 3 out: .Jfi.‘ ‘ ‘
, ,fi Moray file is? in"? full
Men's suits tilti‘overttonts bear ccesolow.’
Kgu‘ll wonder where the profit is. We'll lit ’
. nest'wliliayou—eprofit is almost. out oi
ii ‘i. .The necessity of: farting out all
broan lines of scasontblc clothing for men
acts like a powerful trip—hammer on prices;
. Talk low prices. Here are the
lowest at which you trill buy .wool goods
fora long time—Dingley's tariff will have
some sayin the of next winter’s
n y ‘ a.‘
itii '
' price-making
clothing: $5; $7.50. $10. 1515.
Many these broken—lot suits and
overcoats have been marked as high as 525;
some git $22.50.! 320, some $18. The new
price is ii 5. The Sis-lines oi suits and
overcoais—~-brokcn Iincs~ bear the filo-mark
now. The $10 suits are $7.50: the $7.50
suits are 35.
Every gunnenl here was made to sell
this season. _New, fresh goods; up—io—datc
styles of fabrics and shapes: very many cx—'
elusive patterns to choose from. All sizes
for every shape oi man in the combined lines.
the noise of smashing prices in the
boys' and children s department is aiiraciin
many economical .molher's oi" boys. it s'
a time for reefer and suit-buying.
Mutts so.
BRlDOEPOitT. CONN.
Open Monday, Friday and Saturday Brenton.
.l\
Nothing enters into the manufacture of Fairy Soup but the
W "and best materials known to the soaptnaker’s
art and that money can buy.
The Soap oi the Benito!
Boldeverywhrreinutieqnnlityand thrceconvenientninen,
forthe toilet.hathond laundry.
unemummmn. think. he'll.
rin- [moot Xorwnlk and Vicinity are midlttliy invited
to itinlwt one oi the? turret complete slaw-lie oi
Dininondé. Watches. Jewelry,
Sterling Silver tutti Silver-Plated
Ware, Umbrellas, Pocket Books,
Opel-n Glasses, etc.,
That on" in» {mud in Sorwnllt. All good» mnrlmi‘io low
as "to snow maul-o can in. tonight for nilywlim, at
i. W. AUSTIN'S JEWELRY STORE,
Opera Hottae Block. Norwailt.
It nun an the m.
”0h!" exclaimed lire. htldgnn. She
hodlnm eiwppiny antiviniting nadhad
luat arrived lumie when a thought struck
her. title cloutml her hand- in
dismay. and in heragllatlon aa‘t down
on tiuicnt. "Whntevnrnliall 1 tin "
“l ration you will over it." told
hir. when willy. I won weld-x luv
his too. "What in it?"
"i idol: my him out with win inn-trod
oi lhellittie prioetmohmwdii‘ I haven't
Karen and leit it anaewhrrel iinpptae
Wu," Wart hold at ilandrewd
two then- reading oil the rnhhioh you have
written in it! Whore the good at wing
heh.’ You'll MIT get it."
"Oh. I renieialternowi" ntwltinnly cried
In NH”. "it iotoyold one. atoll
dorea'iloatnnrnnali. lieniqnitotw
tiered."
”Vhatwnnio W’uid he, ioalln'dinv
"om .
. . _ , " to more twyoei log
"lioyordorterhno ptnneriheilnhio yonrltmklieewiniimttdliml your
”firm, huh!” . nigwolwrwatthomwitkra."
”1‘" “we-ii" yelled
ionnnodgroiihianat
ioliiiow
"Did he nlreyonanydiinoiiaonie
innate" a” II
"Yeah told win out totnhnnnire
thunk water “out".up
ll!
iii
d
log;
it:
it
we
.g, {69
"inaction in the
wright club, in
1 competition of aotithern
. oi the nil-lite the popularv .
‘ oi ntubbornnenn oi the
. in; money and nor-letter are
Mm Isl-fl
nu ”WWW
3r '- m I W * .
.toneconnned to tumult-‘6.“
inn-rev brought up it . . ~
tum. s , v, '
it will he rememhehod‘ “in“;
down a! waxen. laid at!“
longer worhingdny of '
The club, furthermore,
in Iiannachuaetta. ,
With the tint inkling o! d!“
to carry out thin ’
hor renrenentatived in the . '
duced hillo ior new f . .
hour week, no overthne‘ior .
children and to invm‘tie
textile oituation. 80 onsh-
I:
hi m
iel'edll'i Beacon hill marathon T"
Bediord. In... to lowland...“
wan absolute quietude. The m
or arirltration went Member M .
iormer place to see it the mi
not abandon the ilnlnx m, :
outcome oi hie errand will only
the talk at the union meetlllh.
in Fall River the discontent,
entirely beneath the nurince. in
out! the mill oiliciain know it
apprehensive.
Forecasting the future, the
lending their wnltlon in MI
deiord, la. where a . “ .
serving strihe rations of not”! It. ,
are being made. Here the elm
to Chinese laundrymen. are .
aorta oi aid. The hirihe ”I!
acute conditions there nooner:
my other place, judging from
dicatiotle.
FLOOEWOK?‘ -
Liven Lent and Property Ila-aged In ‘
lliglt Inner. ‘- .7
Louisville, Jun. 21,—F’enrn are
tallied here of n flood. The Oilfield.“ ‘
in: steadily. Reports received M ,
riotin nectionn indicate that noel ,
one how been done throtigitodttil . L,
by a heavy rain and wild otorrn. . ,
Thomas Crone of North VMlfl.
was drowned while crooning a owning
niream near Went Baden, Ind. ‘ ‘
‘ A non oia larmer nattiednvaryoli'd
a negro tarot hand, who we" rd“;
hone act-one a Cumberland river M ._
in Jachaon coon”. Tenn... warm , 1 ‘
in Kentucky alternator cnntnhf ' .
Foimouth woo
inrinhonnea hi
dentin. Unit-it
were damaged; rm: ‘
or. Cumberland, other. one
tributaries are booming. and .
than are out at their halite.
A dispatch imm .
nayn the loivboat Job " . .
low at no coalhoata. waa v
atom above that place. . -
the ooalbootn were north, and
alrnmer’n crew were washed
and drowned. "
wow I'wrh agrinlnoeatm
Albany. Jan. zl—Tho New I ,
Aooociatloli ot County Am a“
cietlea met in Amenitnral ‘ , "“
elected oillccrn an iollowo: ‘ ' ’
H. Darker. Sand; Hill; Int.
Joiinntown: treaenrer, A. l. «
Batavia: metary. Boom W.
Ion, l’ort Edward; executive . ,
tee, Second Judicial district. m ..
Reeve-n; Third. I). W. 1m;
W. T. Burieith: Hills. ll." ' '
hiath, George locann; Invent, 1.; ,
attention; Eighth. 0. P. Dock. ‘ ’
looargeato Departed larva-door “s.
Havana. Joli. Zl.—The "
,thoritieo report that the inane-gown “.
oral Juan hiaeno Penn, with the w
under hie command. moat. ,
net Amtine Veria and Jone '
Hernando. hinlorn Felicia” ,
Saturnlno Leon and Vm
with nix other oflcrrw and it.
well armed and well ”Dolled
munition. havo eurrendered at .
to the lineal-ii general Amino , V
or lion-on Garvin. rover-or can”
Clara province. . .
m
W rev m .w
Wit-illusion. Jan. flx-‘W 'W ‘,
pertinent to mail!!! m fi
inotahlo reception to m ' '
on hie arrival in William
{have been clue in Downtown
etatloned in iltll oily lids
.nrrnlriedai the-tattoo“
mi ilolotifl downer. owl."
:wili mark “to ”ID
the train to bid
wane-trains...
hoepnie. 1.1., '
emanation-eon
thineitnonoeilhe'
‘helidingnnlongthenl
lanthoenperchanedhy‘
ffiehaptoroi the“
'Antorlenn Revolution,
,ier-itlntenm” N
awn“: ~
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