their cooking and hot-a warming
that; Bill: you Milahart
‘9. ”grail do It moaning
urinal; mm for. ,
I! i our toll you thout' old Pro-
Van ,dw and h jectrlc
."l'tlib looks lite a
Wtuhle liar-doom and if §ou any
it) we'll step in and have a little some-
thing. and VII tell ygh about the pro;
m. lie 1’... onto! our most re-
workable men, and thought the [tiller-
aI public doun'tgknOw it he did more
hit the can” 'of Illeotriclty than almost
any man in Arne-Momentum.
“About two years o." began the
opionel as he tipped his hot Scotch
and tried in vain to tilt bat-it on its
imaginary hind leg; the sofa on which
'10 VIM sitting, Frofesaor Van Wag-
oner went crazy. at moatfolks thought,
on tho sithioct of eleotrleity. Incandes-
rent lamps were his particular atyle ot
‘ ,untcyiuud he made'up his mind that
he. wouldn't have ”rather tort of
2 light litl‘hl’a house.‘ You see, his night
was beginning to,‘get' a little dim.
. which made him ,dlollttiafled with gun.
and than he had knocked over his ker-
osene‘lulipaparamn, I believe you call
it over here. thmigh I don't see what
. right you have to invent: new names far
, things we Americana have named——
lull! a data-n times, and he had come so
near to setting the house on are that
he was anxious to get rid of kerosene
altogether. Then, again. he belilved
that electricity would he a good deal
cheaper than gas. provided it was prop-
erly managed. And ,l’m inclined to
think that he was right. Anyway, he
told Mr». Van Wagoner that he was
going to furnith.the Ivonne with incan-
descent lights. and that [the might sell
her kerosene lumps and gut fixtures for
what they would bring.
'Now. this old professor was not
only an ingenious man. but he waso
practical man. which it something that
a profeosor véry mum is. lie saw
that it was all a mistake to have lights
fixed in one place. all as owners on
. or to have them otrri about hy htnd
:. like ordinary lamps or candlra. 'Peri—
' patelic lamps are what we want.’ said
, he. which, I suppose. means lamps
(attend on the top of our Ilwdu.
though l admit that I don't know any
German to speak or so the professor.
as soon all he had taken the gas llxtuw
out of the front hall. titled on incan-
ilkllrl‘lil light on the top of the head of
the hmtoemnid and supplied it "onto
storage battery that was, concealed un—
der the girl's back hair. When thew-
wnt no need for a light for the from
hull it wan left in darkness, but when-
cvor anybody rang at the front door
the man! just turned up her light and
auswcml the hell. She was a rather
pretty girl. and rhe made a line client
with her lamp glowing on the top of
her head and lighting up her face in a
way that would have made an ugly
lam: pretty hard to hear. When she
showed visitors into the parlor till?
would walk in front of them. lighting
the way. and everybody rim-lured that
she was a long way unperlor to the
heat hall light that had ever previously
iwcn known.
"Then the profeasor fitted a light in
the inside of hill silk hat and put upoir.
log» in lili- lInt to let the light altim-
through. In front of the hat was a
window of plain gluon; on the right
aide was one of green glam. and on Iiw
left side mic of red glans. You non. llw
promunir't idea wall that his lighm
would show which way he was heading
when he went out on the street after
dark. Any man who knows tho ruin
of tin I’llIIlI,' iilefI he will know by llw
rotor of my lightu which way i am
heading. and i'Zlil ltrcp out of my way .'
'l‘hiu Wflrl very l'lel'IlIl'ilI for tin» not
gentleman. for. no I have mid, IlIll night
Ivan rather Ilim, letting nlnnt tho fun
that he had one giant rye. and mi» hm
ion the I one he ofmu ran into pmpl.
and home and thingt when he win mil
tiller dhrlt. llc magi- .t good lIl‘nI of .I
mnmtlon the lirat time he appeared ml
“roadway with hip headlight and his
tide light» burning their llrightml, and.
to wan natural, he had a pretty big
rerowd following him. The lrfllirmmll
worn a little doubtful about the thinu
at the start. for a policeman nintnyu
lhitllui that everything that in new
mind: he unlawful. lit/warty, thu- pro
femur was to generally rrspotmi that
«you the polltrmm heal ntud to Ilun
lMir ideua into his hrad
"l’mfemr Van Wagnm h. It a
almghler who war middling pupal.“-
with the young men. although tho did
not know an awful lot of mathemutlu
and Irhemitlry. (if mime, her (other
Mud lift llli he dill "mittfi! (I39 It?
the little with an elortric headlight,
hot the girl wun’t very well pleased
with it. When a young man rum to
are her the would turn hmvlf on and
ilalll llhn into the parlor. when (My
“told all ”mother and tails. liut note,
how the young laau‘ trier Wt! m
WI'UM If! ““8”, ”I'll" II
0” ll!!! no W “iv to here on
W limit rm fl Ilia than Mr
Willi" wtnso'
down until it
Mord way,
“it Ivy an
. bottle
ornamthnmmhwewm " '
tithe horn mm utter him SailildIilofl that into always annoyed that pro-
‘ .,
, ml} mt tin
‘ it! for the
rest of the evening. and the gathered
in that you» man the very mood
‘ ooalladdt the hot".
Van Wit-lief II'Id t eat
out he oontidered to hit an animal of
considerable taste for ashore, and noth-
ing Would satisfy him until he had pro.
vided’ the out with an electric head-
light. ilo had cantidmhle dlmculty
In tattooing the ligh\ to the eatfn head.
for although the had always seemed to
take ll good deal of interest in watch-
ing him experimenting with diherent
aorta of things. the drew the line at
electricity and objected to being light-
ed unlike” the root of the honor. How—
ever the profeaaor would not listen to
her; and the tint! night the lamp was
in order he put the cat in the kitchen
and told her to lay for mice. They do
any that the next morning when the
houndmaid came down stairs the
found about 5,000 mice lying on the
kitchen floor. too frightened to run
away. The out was sitting up In the
middle or the room with her headlight
hinting away. and the paying not the
least attention to the mice, hut just
licking her chops and saying to herself
that after all there was considerable
good in electricity. She never made
the least attempt to catch the mice,
considering that It wouldn’t be sporty
manilko to talte advantage of their con-
dition. The gIrl just gave one scream.
and then Idle not out of that kitchen
and tainted dead away on the hull
floor breaking her headlight in her
fall and clotting a good deal of excite-
ment in the house. The protester
came down and swept up the mice and
tar-rind them out in a basket. They do
in that there was pretty near a huahcl
f them. but I don't doubt that the
thing was exaggerated. Anyhow. the
home was Irmletely cleared of mice:
and whether the professor drowned IlIii
huvkelful or jutt let them loose any-
where in the street. i. novcr know. i
suspect he let than loose. for that in
what a scientific man would have been
middling sure to do.
"There was one person in the pro-
feaaor’a family who didn't like the Islet»
tric light business. That was hint .Van
Wagoner. She was a woman of a great
deal of character, people said. and of
worse we all know that when a woman
is told to have t great deal of charac-
ter what it meant in that llI'le can make
herself mighty disagreeahle. and gen-
erally does It. Mrs. Van Wagoner al—
ways diuliked her nunhami‘a Irientllir
IlflIiIIfi. She um! to say that tome men
were kept update at night by wliiakI-y
and some by evince, but of the two
alu- profcrml the man who went in for
whiskey. Mm Waterman who lived
um door to hlra Van Wagoner hnIia
husband who drank IonaIderaIdo whis-
key, and lira. Von Wagoner used to
any to her: "My dear. don't you grivvc!
\VIll'li Waterman gets drunk you know
whore he is. hut who my husband gels
to Work in his laboratory 1 never know
from one minute to another whether
hc it alive and all in one piece). or
whether he has blown himself up and
is ilvillltfml all nit-r the, country in
morc'n a million hits. You are. the
profcsour had hiown himself up a mum.
hm- oi times. whith roadr- hlu wife a
little prejudiced against chemiatry.
though Ilr bud ncvrr done hlmavif any
great harm, earl-pt when hr Inlet his;
eye. ,
'WI-ll. an I was saying. lira, Van
Wagoner wua mightily opposed in tho-
O'Il'tlll'li’ light. and nothing could induce
her to \H-tit’ Imlr on her head. title
l‘illllill‘llllllfiill by wearing a light far-w
word In her wairt tit-it. but the com
llI’iIIIO‘iI that it, nun of very little one
when uhlv wanted to read or new.
illmmu an tlIlIthiiIlItliiPlI kerosene
lump Ivory llnw,‘ ollr' lined In my,
rinrno day this ycr PIN'Il'il'liy will idow
up and hill lhl' “IlllIP'iiI ua.’ lly lhI»
Wil)‘. did you t‘VF'l‘ notice that noun-u
nimlyn Iw'lil'i'l- lhtil ('II'I‘II'II‘IH’ in Multiv-
lo txplmlo? l rImt-mhI-r that than vu-
Ilnd mw Ivivrlrir twliu put into our
hurt-.- in New llmllootmlivwllln. rm,
aunt. who kept Ivonne lhl' nw, mod to
worn the morons» never to bring a
lighted randlv- anywhere near thc WII’l'ii
(or fear oi liPIlIl’lfl tho- electricity on
tho and Mowing up the Iinlitw. So;
also! you will for women. you can’t
lmnettly nay llicy haw nxleullllr
mintin.
’l‘hcrc wan one thing that Iruulried
the profmor. He had his riorttlr
light» ringed up in tho top of hill hat.
.w l holleri- i told you. Thin was all
right when he tool: his walk» uhruud.
Mu it wasn't unite to mnveuirot in the
bovine. liver y time the motivator
vaunted a light he had either to roll the
mold or his daughter. or his wife. or
villi} he had to put on lilo hot. Now, he
had a faahlon of reading in hrd.und he
found it mighty awkward to go to
Hill with his hat on. which was who:
he had to do it he wanted a light to
tend lpy. One day a happy thought
mulch him and he told hilt wife that
he had solved the prom of hit W
light at last.
‘A giant rye lul't of very moth nae
«min tor show. tnddhls wilt a reflex:
fender ever alum he had begun to war
a gloat eye He now now Ila way to
matte the eye undid and to gm hiat-
M” Ito mt convenient light um a
it!“ ever had lib Illa war to tithe
a glue on with an lat-amt!“ their
in the m It. and in m it
'yd'lu‘idc
hawttttontdthmwtlhialiahtln
just the Intuition plant It could Inn".
Man. The line wire: that ran from It
down to Illegal-local pocket were
W taller his hair. to that hard-
ly anyhotly would notice than: and
when he wanted to put his light out or
turn it on. all he had to do was to put
hli finger into his pocket. Then.
again. the thing operated like a dart
lantern, for whenever the profuaor
wanted to turn his light off In t hurry
and without fumbling in hit vent pock-
et for the button. all he had to do was
to abut his eye. The light would Itoop
on burning behind the eyelid. but it
wouldn’t be bright enough to attract
attention.
”The day the professor gothla new
eyelight into working order hit wife
wasn't at home, having gone out to
spend the day and evening. lie lit
himself up early in the evening and
keeping in his room he wasn't seen by
anybody. When night came on he wont
to had early, no at to enjoy the luxury
of reading in bed. lie took the stor-
ago‘haltery out of his pocket and out
it under hln pillow. and when he had
stretched himself out in had with a
hook in his hand and his eye blazing
away with six-candle power. he was
about the happiest than in all New
.lierllnopollnville. He read and read
until he began to get aleepy. and then
he put down hill hook and thought over
a lot of scientific things till he arri‘
deutally foil toleep. I told you he could
elore the lid over the illuminated eye
If he wanted to. lull at a rule he didn't
close that lid hut slept with it open.
Mrs. Van Wagoner rnmo mime in the
course of time. and naturally went up
to her lied room. She won a ntroug.
minded woman who was as likely to
steal a sheep an to ftint away. hot she
admitted afterward that when she eu-
tered the room and saw the profentor'n
eye blazing away at its level heat uh.-
ctmc nearer dropping on the floor than
the had ever flillll: heforc. However,
the pulled hem" together and wow-
the professor up. She never lurid inn!
how ehe did it. but it't my idea that
he won waited up more sudden than a
man was ever walled before. She iol
him that this time he had gone too for;
that hill illuminated cyo wan simply
blasphemout. and she wouldn't stay in
the same house. much loss the name
room with Ii. 'll's had enomh for a
man to sleep with a glow oyiv wide
open.’ says the. 'hut when it comes to
an illuminated eye it in more than any
Christian Woman ill called upon in
hear.’ .
"The protestant was ordered to turn
his gluon eye out at once. whit-h be
naturally did. living a small as well an
n peaceful man. and he won told that
he must newer wear an illuminated eye
again This didn't unit hint. int he
Wail proud of hit new we. and then
thoro wan no denying that it. who a
very roun-ulent thing. SI) he hold that
he really couldn't afford to give up otw
of Kim movl important lnventlnoa of
the age inst Ili'l’illiiic‘ of a woman'v
whim. and he nlill'lt to thin view of the
cum: all through the night. The next
ninrning tilt». Van Wagoner wont
home to her mother, and hrought a
Hill for IllvorI-I- against the prolmnr
on the ground of cruel and inhuman
trcatuwnt. When the case came on to
ho tried the [llllll'i‘ra’llll’ WM compelled
to alum the Ill'al'lll'ili working of lilo
illuminated eye to the jury and the)
found a vrrdlri for the plaintiff with-
out having their ut-uln.
"rho prufmnr didn’t storm to care
wry umI'h about this. for tho only
thim: he did carp ruiwll ulmnl wan fil‘l‘
cure, and now, that ho had hit- home
in lmmwil. he had nobody to iulIvrt'npl
him in hia experiment: lint Ilir nevi-r
I-onld so into the street with IlIll I-yr lit
up without tanning n rrowIl lo l'JIIl'I'I
and follow him. and presently flwrc
mm :m lujum‘tihu not out against him
forbidding him to wear hill on in pup
ii. Mi Ilu- ground that it roomimlmi n
nunntuu and [ml in Irrmrhm m’ lbw
new» ’l‘hp poor old gentleman mu
.nmry‘nl lliln, and hill“ he wouldn‘t go
mm lIlv atumt Illlwr ivy day or night,
and sin» remwrptrnwc wan hot. not hm-
ing any non-lac he look IiIl'Ii and may
Writ. lu- wnh a mighty bright light of
M'Ionw, and it's my opinion that urine
one wine will take up his aehcme of ii-
lamination vu-rvnnt girl» and the ilkh,
and make a. fortune out of it. though
l’ln ulllid'g to admit that i don't luv--
pm» that illuminttrd gin- «you um
evor lwvomo popular."wNIiw York
Telegram.
continuum Mata.
The following were granted, i’ohru-
my it. ”as. thl furnlvlml from other:
of a. M. Wilmer. potent lawyer and
toiicltor. ilridgrport Conn;
C. a. (loin and .l. ll. Kilian-an.
Bridgeport. pencil sharpener; it. '1’.
Barton. New Haven. two. folding luv-Ii.
um railway our: J. Tmham. New
Haven. Illa: W. “AMIGO. Hartford.
metal noise: A. l. ”aria-ton. Hartford.
furnace for loaning cast metal: It. i:
Blatant. Iltrtford. raw but tint-hint;
iv. arty. lfarn'oril cola mound tolw
opt-one oar Itttlot; l' w. ..udlagion
Waterbury. machine for milling
Elliott; '1 1'. William. liar“...
It” W.
Moor-Dav" l... Warm, Mm»:
tort. battle: 1. a. Train. New mm»:
Wilt tau" and miter.
’|
9 Prices.
We llnd on million “'4' am overstocked) on WI N'I‘I'ZR SHOES for luilIl
1.“)!le nod GENTS. To make room for ‘ll'illh'll l-l‘l'llt'K, vrI- lllllkt'tl
awn-plug mlucilon.
g
In the prose, and the times an- lint-claim, LA'I'ivIti'I' NI‘Y Liviri and all warn-um
GLOVER'S NEW SHOE STORE,
- I22 Washing Sh. @utthorthk.
" “Wino KR’I'EGER’
Miliinery and Cloak Store.
W I- have about
750m; Shh Wallets,
which we will close out at
him One 'Do\\ar Rotten. him
All colora of silks; no Macks.
This is the greatest sacrifice sale I-ver offered to
South Norwnlk Bargain bayou. Nothing the matter
with them exocpt sit-eves are a little larger than the
present style.
Come Early and Get the Cream of the Lot
H. KRIEGER,
\‘lahackemo llottl Block. South \orwaLi;
'fhree Good Things.
25 cells
ll cuts
20 cents
A Three Quart Enameled Collie lot. for
A flirtation Enameled Sauce Pan, [or » -
l Glazed ludiniere, for
W
“'0 did not buy tilt-so utu bankrupt sale. We
are not selling thorn at cost. XI-ithcr do we
know that the man who made them lost money.
lint we do know that they are “'0'” worth what
we ask Im' them. and think you will agree with
llli if you will look at IIlt'lll.
NASH 8x VAN SCOY,
South lentil.
Corner llortl llin It'd lint Streets,
W
DIRECT
«FREIGHT LINE»
331‘ WEEK ‘
Norwalk, South Norwalk,
and New York;
”OPILLEI.
emotional, nun lllll not
momma. muomotumwr
nmnmommlf‘w M. an" '3 '3“
war]. . newline... a. do...
0' m, *
halt]. Intuit! ud limit!
0? EACH WEEK.
lilaofnce boll” will be from v a. to. ion 9. In.
All tailoring InZIICEZEEw vlulon nhouid
00m“ and have tiwireyet tented and mr
glaaornli lied.
mo mom mm
('um lnmmula. \‘vrll II.Ilallmvirmtiono,m
lrpty pit-lumen Trout rt. xenon» and flick
llo-mlnclu- at do hennaladiea (rationally when
of it ne- H our on opleltloo
“'IIII tin-aid of the latent Improved electric
imminent» of .'\tricrha' :I and Europe's but
lmiIIiiIo. ho iv unnidtd to sent your cymlghi
M lonllllmlly.
Oldie, 48 Will Stroll, lorllll.
No oeddlera magenta employed.
BEAUTIFUL Dunn
ll vim. mus
Are sometimes hard to get. But there
are such things nevertheless. We don't
want to seem lurautiul but we are
proud of our stock. We worked hard
to get lt—we didn't take what was
thrown to us. That is one rmon why
we have the trade we do.
Painters” nuppliet. glass. em, ptiut-
ing, paper hanging and decorating.
E. E. GORHAM,
10 FIRST AVEX‘IIE.
East Norwalk. Connecticut
We Have It
All the beauty of on Up?”
I-‘irt- ni litemmtut‘ Imp than
on GENT m noun
Double the III-til of any oil
plow".
—
Just what you want.
All Open Fire
Gasoline Heater.
i'ali and m‘ It Work.
Norvalk Pattern
Ii limit 00.
205 Washington 8t, 80. Norwall
J. months,
diner Huger. Calcium, Putin.»
blialxli is
Well Po port and Borders
1 NORTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwalk.
Sample iioolu oi Lufmlt Styles ol
Papers, llorderu and Illlt illouidlngr
token to limitil‘n for impaction, on no
lie.» by postal. ldatlmalea cheerfully
given. all
William C.Jesse.
163 WASlliNll'l'fihl ii'l'lllilrl’l'.
Sole Agent for
MI, W. WI
Willi!!! Aim wunzaunomt
Delivered it Built to the Trade.
Alto in bullion to II! It“ oi tho city
or vicinity. Light, ll per rota.
Dart. total to I’m. 31.“.
Pro-9t auntie. glm to
mail ordain.
W6
} them they would win the
‘ decided not to carry within: to
' Humane
' and the deputies,
“he urlhm heldarnoetiug M»
wondandihn'undn‘fluodthw
could [all the Mallow m,
temblance of weapon: and
vol quietly and pettrrthly.
nth-aid they one! the
who on“
around with gout and hit mount
them. . Ono luau-anti the willing
this juncture polnml out Deputy
P. Halt—tore down the has. . _
Steve Jualto. the man when army ‘
broken and had, out by blown of a ,
in the handa of a deputy at Witt
zloton. titted that at the time of
amhlt ho. wan behaving In an H
manner and mid nothing. Mien! f.
in- paid. the depullet put him in ltd?
lockup for two dayt. and then lit
taken to the hoopltai. He won It'll
for two month!
Lewis Kitzalti told how arriving g
Went Hazleton with the ltriktl'l, I:
deputleu nelzed him by the coat. hailed
and pushed him around and tore W
shirt. lie said a number of the
Were.- m frightened by the action at flit
deputies in threatening them with M
gums that the-y ran home and d” M!
marth in Lattimer. At the latter piano.
the without told. the nherifl am to; g .
the committee. and while a map via ..
looking tor the ”in? Ivommittermen tint ,
ahrrlfl' pulled two fellow» out “1. 1M ‘
line and tried to tire hie revolver. > ,y
"l atarted to run at once and (Stimuli
clown lwhlmi a stone about lib My
away," he untitled. "There wall a? .
lay and then a lot of neutral: m
and they came so thick around WW
I lay that i ran farther and got igloo
nhanty, but the deputies tired ot the
shanty, and a llulIrI went through my
hat "
no arms examination he admin!!!
that the Shf‘fl" had told ill!I IN“!!! ‘I:
go home and that they had
and morphed on to hattlmer.
Eliot-y llonln. an undertaker
zloton. who hurlrd 13 of the.
gov» their names and 62”th M1
Wounds, toying all were allot If the 1‘
hark, PItht one. who had a bill!“ ill
his forehead.
not,” In a m... ‘ ~
Plymouth ob. lo.~1'nlrte¢amen
and lmvn were serioualy burned bit
high: by an explosion of gas in Mr
mn’a mines. fine of thorn. a married:
man. whose name it unknown. it not 01¢
ported In l'uw. The men had ital Bred .
a iilml whlth ignited a feeder. The lat- '
trr exploded netting “hr to the ("III will ,5 ,
hrraning down the brattirr wort. ‘l'lu
entire ohm of night men want to the
rooms of ill» imprisoned men and, all“ ‘ .
hard work. had nearly succeeded it «no ’ ’ v1.
tinguirmng the names. when than war . ' ,
an lerluilnn at gas ihc tone of which
brought down a heavy tail of real.
Against tirade I'm
Allyn"). lv'elv. l'lvThe IIKI? ”limit:
rnmmlnainn has denied the application
of the highway . nmmismion of De Rub
St. Latin-rive" mainly. to open a “m
at grad» mar the trnrltn of the Home.
\i’oturtuun and fmvienahurg Rally-Id g .
«unit-any Thomas W. iipratt. m
for thv- tadroari company. ”P
npphr'atlnn The highway I: .
wan not rr-prewe-nfntl. The t -
was denied lmalln» It in deem
Kahlil!“ thv- pulp-y of the out! It
tabliah any more grad» I mull“ '
Another to...» all-lag am
Shenandoah i’a.. Frh. m ~Your lull-
ert lll'rr' M'I'lfllllll)‘ burned in tile LI!”
rpi'uw winery .II )lahonuy Piano by on
axpluflluli or ran. They are Carpool
Hlnul, Henry llnm lingo llarkint and
John Wamlill. all of Frarkvlile. Emil
and Hum are not exported to live. The
mm um nmlwring an airway, when
tin-re «am» a heavy full of coal. TIM
rut‘aplflfl gas Vito ignited by their lam“. '”
“nil ”1r exxllrmlun 'UIIU“"‘d- The “In?”
rI-l tire In the hrvnat in which 1M were
working.
(loll Danic- Illa-ballots.
Albany. Fob. “1'01: Feb. I, Illa ell”
MltlI— mmmiaslunru will lurid merit
rhdlitlllallnmi in Albany. Illsntio, “only
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