in mm hand not».
hers, "what's the
nervously. [or several
~ she went on almost
lip :I‘ransotne is a line
”it, Marie, scuttle-clog
Wily I thought
‘ looking.’
a rival's good points
wo-an you love is ra-
‘ on title's generosity. It
kills woman rewards your
oi course she should.
i. 80 I stopped.
. I could sympa-
,lor i had once been
1‘ predicament myselt.
"know which of us to
and alter a minute or
, attempting to put some
niy voice.
tinn't you?" I centur-
sar In my heart.
I tell very complacv
like Philip Transomc" l
H . asecond’ilme. l hollow
‘ 'I'ransome again.
,aan't decide between us. is
acknowledged Marie
re tried every way?
and I can't"——here Marie
“DI! it was a blush I didn’t
as for 'I‘rnnsorne as much as
”and i can't tell which
“gm“
4 who sits in the seat of
. sits not easily. This I
any decision is better than
This also i know. So
sympathy which I had for
up my mind to help her
at . . . decision. even though
. '11. But idld not intond los-
«aauld help it.
‘ ‘ tor a long time- but nothing
a: ; m ! lookod up at Maris.
Vere lined upcctantly on mo.
" said I. seizing on an Mon
##75 8M popped into my head
you have tried all olhar says
‘ you toss up lor us."
” «chloral Mario. hall start
. lihr chair.
up for as." I rcpeatrtl calmly.
m hack in her chair and
ate in snamnent.
surprise at my suggestion
its muesli-t. 0! room: I
7 that rhoosing a has-
inch a way may mm a littlr
m Kirls. list they nredn’t
. it was so unusual. Ilrsltlt-a.
worst- ways
‘ j. for you'”
W'-
’I replied with some as-
llarls managnl
can" iron: iiav
toss up. than.” 1
drawlss I own"
‘ ”Kn"
m “net! at It (or a
to grow» impatient
a” any other of its
’ see no reason why
it. Then I saw that
W
it's you. anyhow? shall’n shrdla shrlds
more hmhlagd‘cnn't you are?
It’s you, any
i
hoop. And in the little canto-mat
lollowed I also may have kissed
Bach things have happened.--Nsw or-
leans Tilnasvlloniocrst.
' . W 9-
M! am am.
liranglndiastionsthatitwfll be no.
' valopodinths lpring
'I'here are strong indications how
that the garnet ruins. owned try 8. W
Merwin, and controlled by Henry ll.
Warner, oi ltoxhury. will he dcrelopedl
with the advent of spring. It is stated
that Hiram Burr & Co.. oi New York,
have leased the mine tor a torn: at
years and have ample capital to do-
rclop their project. Tho mine in lo-
cated on ‘a ridge ltnown as Rocky
mountain and is the second mine oi
the kind in this section. The garnets
are of the iron, aluminum variety oc-
curring in mica schist and are. used In
tho manufacture of sandpaper and to
replace emery oi the cleaner variety.
The company hope to begin operations
a plant tor refining ,thh ore nearvthc
mine. The company is said to have a
capital at 825.000. It is enpetcsd that
employ-atom will be given to at least
75 men.
i
carom ”0UP LOST.
lomuthsAggI-sgstioaol color-
ad'l‘slantcsn ha round.
Johnson's Octoroon troupe. which
played in Winsted the other night. is
lost entirely. No trace oi the aggregac
tion at colored talent can he lound.
There were 13 in the troops. and all
good actors. perhaps. They played at
the opera house. Monday night. Some
36 people turned out to see them.
Thin was not enough to pay; expenses
and the company went broke. Enough
money was collected to place the lam-
inlnc members on the trolley cars
handed (or Torrington. The non start-
ed to walk the tracks.
The women arrived at Torrlngton all
light, but hare since disappeared.
The men evidently hecarne misc-d up
in the storm. and never mched their
destination. It is possible that thry
ware turned white by the snow, and on
that account have escaped detection.
When this people left thcy announced
thclr intention of walking to Bridge»
port. where money could he obtained
Harper's “May flutes.
It would he sale to say that tor
'xwectncns of expression and litrrnry
charm floors» dn Maurlr-r not-or wrdtr
anything hotter than "social Pictorial
satire," the concluding part of which
will apprar in liarpcr's Magazine tor
.‘oiaroh. lir discusses leech and Keene.
lhs well-known I’unch artists, man
whom ho» know and loved tells of the
prom-lit scope and {more poaslhilltlc!
u! Pictorial Hatlre. and adds a few do-
llghtinl paragraphs mnwrnlng his
own worlt.
During i'chruary Harper's Razor
will lit-gin a new department. in which
the attain ol the day in New York and
other cities will he lightly touched up-
on in bright and sparkling parnaraphs.
'l'hls department will ho «inducted by
n lady whose name will not be given.
Mrs. Sherwood, In her Types oi Anter-
loso Women. will write concerning
‘Thc Little hills."
practical series. entitled "Woman’s
Value in 9mm," will begin in Vol:-
ziiary.
The story granitic} :T’hc Adventur—
crs." or ii. B. Marriott Watson. which
-ls continnrd in the current number oi
IHarpcr's ltound Table. is sure to win
(or the periodical a large number at
An - admirahlr
about April 1,. and will probably erect '
WV.
new readers It has tor its snhlett
that most [urinating of all lhomss oi”
venture. the search for hidden treas-
It".
cred his plot around an old castle in
mutant Wales; and with the running
natty. out of slnlple materials, woven
all" Intricate wall at intrigue.
flan Francisco. re». z.-0as ol‘ the
features at the demand for snppliss
sawing out of the Klondike suite-
, meat. was the arrival hire ot a special
train mun Chicago. stade allotmen-
tern cars. all loaded with canard
meats mating hslt a million
wands
Tho Chinese dress in white at inner
sis and Hark at traditions. and old
woman always asrre as mountains.
ttnrnsay is s Paras-am wand oi
iMIlM solar and W? hard. It
nonhuman-smarts”!-
or. and is chill! and for railway
secret opposition to this
Japan-re sous-m om W
is ballet-ed hash totally mm
lactorla thaflimionnslnraasm
ation is dammed hr the moo-m at
no "torment iWhich will its the status
ol the Japanesr In Hawaii alter the la-
landn have harm annexed. As was not
nuanced in these dispatches at the
tints. the Japanese government mo
time ago announced it would not luter~
nose any ohm-nun to the annexation of
tho Hawaiians honed on principle
Notwithstanding that announcement.
however. it has Ina (sit by tho lr-leods
or the pending lmty that the Innu-
ence o1 Japan was still against the
treaty. and since that time the stats
hilxISTI-Iit IiOSlil.
deporlmrnt and Mr. Tom Honhi have
been in correspondence regarding the
status of the Julianne now resident in
Hawaii. A satislacton’ adiuatment oi
this point has been rsachcd and has
lreln written out as a memorandum.
ifndvr the terms of this memorandum
all Jana one residents in Hawaii at in»
time of the annexation of the islands
will be entitled to claim the name ritllts
as are gunnintred to Japanese militant
in the rolled Slam nltvr the takinu
ottcct of the treaty which was pro-
clalnted with Japan In I835. and which
will an lntosll‘ect in July, i”. Under
this treaty the Jmnm resident in the
i’nltcdiltatrs'at the date when it toes
Into WWI will have all of the rinhls
zirmirdcd to the citiacns oi tho- most
lavnrod nation. which of mum carries
ulth It right of natumlisation and the
onerous oi the right of franchise.
Presuming that altmnatl-m will be
affected hetero the date when the treaty
goes into client. tho Japanesr then in
tho islands will route under its terms
just as those in any other part at the
tmitory 0! this government. Pending:
rlu- going into slim ot the trraly. tho
prMflIt laws of Hawaii would apply
unless changed hydcllnlatlon ll? the
magma of the I'nltod States
CONGRESS PROCEEDINGS.
The Ian-tn l'assss Want llllv—I'ho
loans 'I'nlla Politics.
Washington. Fell, Air-One of tho losv
tot-es or yesterday’s session of the new
rm- was a speech by Mr. Cattery oi
lmolsiana in support at thr resolution
”ported by the commuter on privileges
and elections drclaring that Henry W.
t'mlmt in not entitled to a seat in the
music- irom the state of (heron. Mr.
"when was appointed as senator hy
tht' governor at Oregon alter the tailors
or the ltvralalntllrc to elect a senator to
Mll'fflld ilrnator Mitchell. Mr. Unitary
xvialhtainml that the governor oi a stair-
had no authority to appoint to Ml an
original var-amyma vacant-y beginning
with a new tormkoaltrr Ilia legislature
had had an ommrtunlty to alert and had
lulled to do so.
The agricultural appropriation hill
\y as undcr discussion during the great-
m- part or the afternoon and was llnalo
ly pound.
llr. Worm of Pennsylvania introa
alumna two bills for the regulation a!
mini o: ”ulnar. title at them provides
a nnltortu rate oi i rent an ounce on all
lvttars. with a minimum rate oi 2 onus
on irttcrs. The nnm provides (or I can
postam» on letters not to in- dollvarod
lly carriers in the city to which direct-
ed. The» i cant stamps are to he tri-
rtllllft‘d. red, n‘hlts and blue. lioth hills
twro introolnc-cd by rmnesl.
in onwtlllre session Mr. White of (Yal-
liomla cmtilmird his speech in opposi-
tion to the Hawaiian nuns-nation nasty
and lnirmimwi the {allowing resold-
lion:
"Benoit'sll, That of right It belongs
“holly m the Movie of the Hawaiian
Islands to establish and malntaln ihsir
own iorrn oi sovernmrnt and Monastic
policy; that thus i'nitetl ittstos ought In
nowlae to interiors thrrswlth. and that
any intervention in the political Iflaln
or them islands by any miter norm-
lnstsad. however. at Islands in meat will he resnrdsd as an art on.
tar distant sons. and o! a period re- ""M" '" "W ' ”m“ ”“m‘”
tsotr from today. tho author has cent 5
The house spent tits day mtenslhly
'wlnniderlng the iortlllratlons hill in
reality the major poriitm of no- time
nan consumed in the dis: nssion at no-
ot the accomplished story taller has al- lltlral moons. The ssistermr or hopes
trimm- o! prams“:
was ‘agalu the main
nuts
The isstnre oi the day was the dis-
mvsry hy Mr. Simpson. the Kansas
Populist. and the snphrltatlon of the
alleged fat-t. that Mr. mushy. chair-
thia country
turn in dis-
man at the ways and means coronation.
more a Lottdoa made not hat. ill.
Dinaley explained that tho lint trnl
made in How Your. The mm train-
msrk was simply placed titers to please
the Anslmnaolsca. who always ass.
[erred things Mass they worn Ilsa-
air Ilium farther said that its.
Mason was given to “MW”
his last and ended by any!!!”
ill-aim nu muslin.“ More
or " anhlithltinthathshadetha
redid! st ”Qua Vitus." or that he had
learned anything from it whatever to
retard to Roman habits or history.
its and such of his hearers as have
read the hoolt know unite well that it
in n more annihilation «it ancient insta- .
rial taken tron: classical dictionaries
nod two- or thresuolhr works 0! re-
ference used by students. lust begin-
ning to study the classics, and that
the anplanatlon of its rogue lies in the
flat that it has enabled the large
claasolmdcrswhondtnircx. P. Roe
to get train a tale normally religions
mlnote descriptions of certain kinds oi
wickedness about which their carton
ityvis vary great. A more conscience.
lass "pothoiler” was never written by
, a man! talent. and lawn! he desert"
or] punishment upon hint tor produc-
ing the miserable thing it the good
work he has previously done should he
lorgotten because of it. Nemesis will
have: neglected her duty it ever again
she allows Sicnkiewlcz to attract the
attention of any readers except those
that line "Quo Vadis." Something like
this. are suppose. Mr. Wino would have
said it he had been soaking serious-
ly.-~Kow York Times.
W
Swath W Savings Bans.
0pcndsilylroin!to12a.ll..and
Iron 1 to i n. It. and on Monday even-
ings iron 7 to 5.
interest allowed on deposits.
Awllll BOLIIANB, Prsat.
JOlill ii. FBBIIB. Vice-Prat.
JOHN ii. KNAPP, See and Trans.
mun
Snmd'bircctor
and Estimator.
08 Vashingtoa IL. am lorwalh.
Residence, 0 Crescent 'l'arrses.
Telephone at hogan. 8H. 1'-
J. D. JENNINGS.
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m.
Norwalh, - ‘5 ~ - - -
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WRITERS A will“: J canon-
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('01! ,lroqtiub, Al-
main and Minnie, are the
WWW“
'lll nil “Milli.
allows! at whirls-tins on through
isthmlhwaasan. Atlanta,
.....
“loans“
Ladlu' ”a Rubin-rs.
:0lslldron'n filo lubborn.
flown lost calf,
Man's ton-not Ohm.
Man's Ont! lino”,
Mpn'n flip loot...
loya' “hoot also».
THEO.
business.
.
Read !
then ‘
Profit.
Itsrland's
and palatal illneu.
Aceton
ache, and neuralgia;
notalectthshssrt.
Costucatonggista
”Ii-WWW
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lléo Istaisanl WMML
'Wo'n'n Wintn'r sum». worth $4.00.
Moss’s Potent Lonahnr,
Man's Working Shana.
onn'noublo tol- Ohooa. worth
Upon the first symptoms at
a cold, procure a ho: oi Dr.
Action. 'I'she ac,
cording to directions and It
may save you train a long
will care the grip; cares head—
does
Aceton Ethical Co.
JacohM.I.aytou,
; as 035:" ‘
, , thick of wellhlowllimanufwlnrers shoes that will heat \ "
. many harcai‘ an , taint this earth
~. am” A.
M BM}! tun
Ohm, an.”
I no. t as
no». i so
:hoos. nan
Ihoos. no
and blinds-art's Chaos. worth from $1 26 to so no. Clo
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$2.50
worth moo. 3 .0
worth $.00. 1.50
worth 0.00, I ..5
worth 2.00. I .3.
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OLSEN,
*Wnnhington fit, Io. idol-auntie.
The BuSiness Men
0! the Norwaiks and tlclnity an rapidly incoming convinced
that it ill“ not pa) in how «limp printing in use in ihcir
How Do We Know ?
licmuse of our rapidly and stendfly inns-using lat-rims,
which has her-n and is advancing until Wt' now and it occur
sary to keep our «vanishing anti press dflmflltifllifi in openiim
day and night, and our cnnlnccr iiml~ ”II-‘3' morncnto in pre-
veuilug his (alimony whirling canine from muting n hotchox
heroine of thcgmt demand marlo limit it.
The Tendency oi the Times
is towanl a higher grade of printing for tho nscol Illusions,
trwrcrantllc and protaalmal “Wit, and in fact all who have
use for tho printcr's art, Mona. tiwy realize that printed
matter, which‘ lsarn the star-w» of unwrionccd and skillml
dads”, and cateiul oxccutitm, is in itself cilicicnl advertising
for any outcrprhlc. lit-came the character of a luminous is mod
ninqutt-Iy judgod by tho chanson-r and mutant»: of the
printed matter in use, and us wc have said Indore. tIu- Murine“
own an- Morning convinced of this fact.
It is not a Case oi flide-and-(iosSeek)
to plot the “but that ever happened" in the printing line, for
you can linii it. and at the. right prim-s. at
6.l.heemtn’sllool and Job Printing one,
‘So. 46 Water Stu-ct, flotilla Norwalk, Ifouu.
Just around thtv wmwr from Washington stirs-t.
INTERESTED IN
TYPEWRITBRS ?
Ii no you slmltl know all
about tho latest improve-
meals.
THE Slil'l'll PREIIER
wrinWRrrnn
la the trader to Mammals.
Thlscom ”human/tn rim
brainstorm-halos. Ilia-tree.
'"f 00”.
litinihhtflslymam.
i
“mg. m KYMCWfl.‘ . Y,U.I.A.
New York other moms
W . g" harmonise cm“
STORAGE READ THIS!
WAREHOUSE. m . . m
mmnoamor "Hawamhtlsms
Furniture. Pianos. " I” In mm its a
Bicycles. Carriages, :‘fahfi team a ”*-
etc. etc. etc. 11‘": Lm‘mco. is what tho people
w vs “0! have It'll
son PM miss an , “w m a ill-l
ToylordGoldon s ,M,lr..m;m m an:
m you want protection tor m lan-
w “m“ Warmthsusatotlmpst
74'MMIO. aura-ts. anal-mammoth
tag of the Eustachian Tube. When
isthsrasnlhnndmtassthsinlam
‘tioncanhstnlrs-n will“ all“
restored to its normal condition
hearing will be destroyed (uteri;
'alaaeaaesontutsa arson-sad lly
catarrli. which 3.. nothing but an in~
tinned condition or the mason sat»
laces. ' . -
’We will give One Hundred Dollars
torsnycsse oiDsalaasstcansad by
catarrh) that cannot he cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for air.
cnlars. free.
F. J. CHEN“ E 00.. Toledo. 0.
Sold by druggists.
”Why. Tommy, your clothes are
spattered iron) head to loot. Have you
been playing in the slush?
”Nope. Been writing with that new
tountain pen Poole Ben give are. "
—Acetoncareslaarlaps.
lie-0h, I am a substantial citizen.
There is nothing cometclike about use.
She—~Comets,' I believe, are quite
bright but not at all dense.
Give the Childish a Drink
called Grain-0. It is a delicious, Ip-
petizing. nourishing load drink to take
thoplacootcolee. Boldhynllgroe-
era and liked by all who have and it
because when properly prepared it
tastes like the lust colce, In! it In
tree from all .ninrions m
Grain-0 aids dismion and M
ens the nerves. It Is not a stimulant
but a health builder. and dim}.
well as adults, can drink it with [all
benefit. Manhattan-Inclined»
too. 15 and mu.
“Anything wrong, asked the mam
get as he encountered an amt
running tor a doctor.
“I should any so. *8de swallow-
er's swallowed a pin."
W.
2:: na
“momma.
Wilbur horses on insists
neck. blow-instantly”
Demo's Witch nasal lain.
healed them-rywlthont luau
scar. Itisthalatnoassils soars-ady
dominance.
0.0.WMIP.WOII.
Dunstan—See here! Why didn't
you tell that castonm that we had
aoletlillx inst II Good?
Theraarenohetter-edielnesontha
Multan Chamberlain's. We have
Mlhcmmywlenaiioth-
mhlkdaaui in every iastaaes It
proved Glacial. Alton daily we
hear the virtues oi M's
Wumhhythoaswhohua
that. amass-strut.
asldloratsouachalinesatisui—
natarily aim in goal “it. in the
hopethatsnlasinghsatanltyntsytry
Mmmmusvwrlur. no
panelist-Jinn the quartile is}
VsJJ’aitladsr D‘orsalshytl.t'
utilises loath Norwalk.
WeedJiorwalk.
(us
WIMP
liner .luw You see i sin a
httleaoseratltionaaadlhiswasm
iohanylumhlndllaatm»
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Norwalk Chronicler