nrennmaroua and not a hit shy They
”around reveal and alight no the
built! an! apparent dread of
them' Hedwweutimthohlia-
lard thenrty encountered whileeroa-
lag the” country When going through
Ioniana they ionnd the atmoaphere is
m hell)" .oero. although iiowers
werefi'fihgom and the gran wen an
greenaawehaveithereinaummer.
Yet. 9 adds. “1 must say Stamiord is
the «up; little city! have seen yet
Seattle in very dirty.” ‘
lie advia'ea thoae going out to the
gold “not to buy anything until
they get to Seattle. no they ean‘do het—
ter there'thau hy brim“ thingn with
them. ' At. Seattle at mauwlli find that
8300 is quite enough for an outfit. His
_ experience on the way and the outlook
; from Scuttle has not damped his en.
, tinniaam any. tor he adds: ”Good-bye
for a while. but not forever. We'll
have a drink together yet." lie thanks
the boys tor remembering him no hind—
ly nnd‘aeudlng the Advo'éate, oi which
he says he had every days number
since he leit. Finding that he had
some more space, he conelndea:
”laeeinthehdvomethatthet'eare
aomehori coming out noon. 1 cannot
any what to think. We have reenplota
oi people iron the Klondike, and we
hear good and had news. 1'" tell bet'
ter aflmwr” iron now. i was with Dir.
Bradley last night ior some time. He
is u very nice man. I was standing at
the window looking out. lie was show-
ing hie drill to a big gang, who were
criticising it. i stepped out and look
ing at the advertiaemeut, i said: That
drill was made in the heat little city in
the Onion! lie stepped up and said:
’l'l'hal, do you know about it?’ 'Weil,
lgueaaldo.’ lietoohmebythehand
and i had agood time with him.
The Bradley reierred to here was ior-
meriy employed in the Yale & 1'
works, and the drills were made i
shop in Garden street. this city.
! "aammmm
Illustrating the Queer Ideas of Boapi~
talttylornal'llplelave.“
A earryall load oi Danbnry people
‘ started out the other evening to take
a sleigh ride to a neighboring village,
where they had have invited to call
on some aeunniataneea who were to
entertain their tor the evening. The
aieiahlng was perfect, the air aharp
and hraelng, and the presence oi the
full moon made the evening an ideal
one ior sleight-g.
0n reaching their deatination they
found everything in rwdiaeaa for their
reception. liwiriaaa were present that
they might danger to their heart's one
not. and the refreshment: that were
arrved wmhtbra king. neural-g
panned only too quietly. and it was ai»
tor midnight heiore the part! been
to make preparation! to start on their
lawn-y. When all was la
la: the start they hes-II
Ithe howeprodaeed a paper which he
had huh“ m on ladaatrioaely at
every Wt! during the evening.
that it war a hill (or
had heel mulled hy
the pays-eat oi the illl~
4‘}
.taweyouarvan,An-eri
here
thaliewidlkam. ,mm-
dithemthwandaeahatlheywm
“What'm fill W m2”
”Immammtnaaunutm
ltwaainlhattougnahrokenbntdw
‘ntrdmauywmmmtm
fil‘dl‘d'.’ ”rm“
. «five
33W”,
Kowloon! Where?"
“I lived in China: since the big
fire. 1 m minted hut my husband
t brrfe myheart. lweat home
minority notifierwuvowuh-
out my ll'whand where we used to live
~ together."
”Add where did you plek up this
. iellow?”
“At home. in Germany.”
”Are you in love with him 2"
”Yea. attach: with me.”
“,And about your broken
heart?"
“Lot on are? the raid, suddenly
”But you have no money. and we
A . can't Milt lingers."
When send on back"
‘ “But we can't rend you hark be-
citizen:
railed Staten
yoahelo‘ who.
,haauohnsineaatoe‘endyoutotler-
many. we'll need your young man
home and you'll have to stay here."
“He can't live without me. "
When the situation was explained
* to the young German in his native
tongue he said:
"i can make my living. i need to
work in a mill."
“Can you live without thin woman?
Are you in love with her?" aomebody
intervened.
“i am a, miller.” was the reply.
M...
“ow oonraaraon."
leoantric'eatarnvr'hu hen w
the More.
The people around theiittle moua~
Iain town. aaya‘lhe Yakima. Wash.
Herald. called hint "Old Comparison."
and I knew in a general way why the
aouhriquat had been given him. but i
did not. during my month'- May. have
andmpportuaitylto teat it. though i
had speahing acquaintance with him.
Onedaylwaapauing hiahoureand
he was sitting on the stone of the lit-
tle vine-clad ml! in iront.
"Good . morning." i said.
lovely day." '
"Piner'n silk." he responded,
"flow are you this morning?"
”triakl‘ar’u a cult."
”How's your wile?”
"Peurten'n a puliet."
"The weather is very hot and dry
ior thin aeaaon. don't you think 1'”
”Hotter'n a run hone and drier'n a
clean shirt."
"I suppose you went to the wedding
last night in the meeting house? A
pretty bride i thought."
“Purller'n a apeehled dog."
"The young man is very rich. i
hear."
"Richter'n lerlilirer a loot thick."
"By the way are you willing to roll
me thoae sawing» Brown couldn't take-
oli your ham 1’"
"Williner'n a girl to get aplleed."
"When can l are them?"
"Quieker’n a lamb ran shake hit
tall."
And the old man grabbed Illa hat
andpatiek and led the way to the river
owning no remark. hut answering all
inquiries an usual.
”it's a
neurons m.
”Immune-mended
”mo-re
Secretary (lane hat recommended to
Congrew a sweeping reorganization oi
the customs collection districts of the
country. reducing the number oi din.
little from i“ to so. lilo argument
in support oi the change in that the
government will thereby nave mom
ayeerheaidetthenfiMdnetom
adiaalmeat oi port naval about an!—
ariea and will be enabled to give bet»
ter equipment to genome districts
where improved facilities are moat
needed. .
The Wet ports oi entry are
elected materially. it in propoaed In
coneolidate the porta oi Slonington
New loade- aad llartiord. elicit-hing
the out two hid continuing the port
oi iiartlord with improved inrilitien at
Ihelaiterplare. Thvaalaryoithecol'
mm at illoailgion in m a year at
liew London m4 and at llartlord. 53.
412 um the W arranger-eat.
the some of the new lilarttovdl die
lrirtwill how. “Ismail"
llavaa and. l'alrleld IMdgeportl
. would he Mini at New item.
atoning tho’mllartor a notary ei ll:
ill I? a.
meme “WW“
g lax-rigged oi l
Mdmulflfl
mm M were.”
at...
1th mom. w ” ’ m
mmummrm
undiamamhnlu-IMIA'
tour through the New Wm
manufacturing towns. maltea the tol~
WM datum” regarding the atriite:
"l have iuat completed a week's tour
.iextlle aituntlou
“natal elated. II
number at eeutela and conferredwl lh
the wan la eha'rge III the opulent,»
quaatnouapI-unarilrepaantdln it.
lamenmlncrdthatlheumdreduc-
lionoilopereeut int’newa‘geaoithe
operativea in unjuatillallle. unneeernary
I!“ ill the end will D W”! 0i l"-
ltlitr placid: the manninctnrers oi the
eat in exactly the name rhlatlvapoai-
tion to the Willow 01 the southern
mill rawnera as they were helm this
altered reduction in water. .
"fl'he mapniactnura. when entering
therednctlmr. gave the lower wagea and
longer honra prevailing in the south as
the unseen! title cut. in minute,
however. they lure admitted what is a
well known (not. that in no induatfl'
arelow wageeaudloughonnoilabm
contributory to the high" ounce-a in
industry or «Imam—4m the beat re.
nulls are niwayn achieved in the“ pro-
ductivity or therlnhorer when the also
eel wagea prevail and .n Runnable
number oi hours of work in the rule
"In diaenulag thin united with men
who are iarpllinr with the mire in the
mute industry, it In generally admit—
ted that even ahould the New England
mill ownm succeed in enioveing tlIlII
reduction in wager. it will ipevltably
he iollowed by a cat ill the wagon oi the
mtlmn operatives. and thus the name
Ilium-minim in wagon would prevail
on existed prevnvua to thin proposed act.
"In” the New England IIIanuiactur-
era would find tlwnmlvea late to face
with the exact conditions which they
any they now reek to awed by the cut.
The only real efleet will he that the
condition of the operative: both out
and south will be turret! down, without
any material hem-lit or advantage to
the New England nuanuiurturera an (at
as meaning thr- dangrr which they pre-
tend to {car—that in, southern compo-
tiiioll. .
Change al volley Advised.
' "Tn avoid title state of anal”, wltlrh
l regard as a posture calamity. l haw:
drivlml a change of smiley an the purl
oi the mnnulmttirwirivihal in, lira-Item!
oi tearing damp ItII- written a! the nwr.
Min»! of New lfrtzlflrri, my! tlmvil}
tearing down ”in!" of the mill hamlet «.1
the math. to ellvnur‘ugr organization
union; the textile It'm'ltv'rw In! “it smith.
and thus lII-ip in build up n liflifl'l’ «iv»
grim oi equality. Iulhor lllzm tr-nrim:
down lht' ('I'tmnmit; fluvial and "Wm?
condition-I mutating.
"llolnrr l liUll‘U'l.‘ Inr New Entiuwl i
learned that thvro v.51! Inlliv a differ»
"III-I- oi "pinion lti'l It inek nl’ Inw'ri
of action among the men lmnmwi mlh
the leach-ramp oi the mitten-III. and
my lint not war In Ming all [It'tl' it! iw
zothI-r and Illnvusu «mi inrniillrli’v plum
by "Moll unit} mum l» va-nmplinlwd
I Im pinned in say that muvh Izoml luv
mine from it Then IIgIIiiI. there was In
ion-e method ivy which relic! nml IIiIi
were am'ured by the mun and wmnvi:
looked Hill.
'A plan we» formulated and a mu
mm um be and an Huntley in Bus
lull ll.» tarry out n may» I) l'i't' main
Han in r-llllel' lbw Itympalht ul’ nil N'u‘t'
worker: and the .lmlllir Xl‘ll'tl'u“), no
that victory may mm:“ to Ill" mill hands
and the downward temlrm-y nr wagon
flopped and the ourIIl‘ItiumI of all lab-m
improved,
"In my ,imlguwnt. the situation am!
feeling arnong the «poultry-n III rmIe'lI
better today than ten days ago.
There in more grit and determination
manifested. By united action and with
fairly lilwrxil support an that the mill
hamle may at least have warty-m do
live. mm, they will continue the light
and will win in the and."
lariha lit-aim at ‘l’annton.
’l’aunlon, lam. no. ii.~—'i'he Whit-
tinton rnill attention Minion about
the name as it her during the mi in
days. fiuperlntrndent hovering any»
that the manufacturer: would not mm-
mder any compromiae. 'l'lIe operativea
any that they can remain out an long
an the mile Ian at” cloned. The winch
m and. in the mill atorermmr haa been
greatly reduced and in now victim in a
few hundred pineal. willie lht‘ mill hen
marry orders for immediate dIvlivrry,
leewery mm by flee.
Pall ltlm, Ham.
of the linterprlII-I Brewing I'nmrmny one
aimnt wholly hum-«d laat night, rn-
tailing II loan of about when, The
allot-lure was a World!" building and
war averted live yearn ago and at late
ha‘ been running at its tuiieat tlvlt'l-
ll wan owned by 1- J. iloaion 0!
this city and Providence pnvttea, who
carried an inrurnnee at in”.
lane- Ier longer Ila-amen.
Vancouver. 1!. 0., Pet: ll o’l’he eieam.
of 7m haa lei! for the north “he rar'
nee in pea-engu- and It: «All! at her
my; being part of the mallaione amt
M the i'tlited slam; and elm). will be
allowed In go through ('anmllan level
they duly tree
how he a Greater Male.
Marinade. it t Vet» ll irmmaI
name having been MUM am the town
elerh. the vote": Irl T-mnenmla Iwill
your a Wild» to aim that
gain halt-lo III the mt town eta.
svmwmm'
ENGRAVINGa
We will MINI
i00
WEDDING
IIIvIIIIIoIIs
eine 45415. including luairle
andontahle envelopes, the'lin
out quality and most artistic
mar-ring. for
38'
Nearlyldl per cent. lean than
ever ofleratl by another in this
city.
EACH ADDI'HONAL flUNo
DEED“-
Wedding mt folded and in-
aerlod in outflow! without
extra charge. Other engravv
log oorreepomlinuly cheap. '
Wealao make a special price
VII
GNlUNG
CARDS
Plate and mle», 8 .75
D. 0. ”I, ‘I ‘in‘lh”
Allele-atop Cards, 2'» cent- a
line extra.
Whore plate: in luruiwhevl:
w l Janie. '5" rent»
Ml Card». 75 could
EVENING
SENTINEL.
thin "in: Hill 56h
Veil. ll.~'l'ho plant '
You can alerd ta ’atlulge yoenelier yaw
flatly in the luxury at a good weekly new»
paper and a durum magazine oi action.
You can get hath oi three publication. with
altars" .: > ‘ .
l
”handler hahrighlneaa nndthemaat
aa-plrta General Vualyming a wider
anagaduhletteaahad tetheuatuoimrn
'aadwemaaolealtmandrefinnavntthnm
1m pahlllhed. tat-amour prior.
l ”WWW”. one”
Miamiuoilclmmtha
hardimhlvaamhrndhe
«whenaadpehiirhiagerlglwlnnuahytha
heuwrimaeltaedeyeadamaraairhovt
armies. puma. turbine». winch-ante.
Yoke-where hathd Wily-ammo
lawmakerdldmlvmm from
the lint hrlew. Regular prior let-ah. an
f
on like
coats isthe lief we
every llll tins Iiionill.
keep on telling you at
prices:
Some suits and
Wise mothers ofbu
boys' and children’ 5
prices Iher e, as well.
pity for Saving money» !
our wiauii you know, if
it’ s a trade" secret,
telling you, that won! I: thes will cost you
more next winter than!
Various causes for itsamn
creased supply and immisc
Do you see now why you ought to
heed this daily tale of
livery suit and overcoat In t esiore sbroken
lines Is marked at one of the three clipped
$7.50,,’$lO $15.
choicest things from the broken
L s and over- :
”What to Impress on
tit It every day.
It fail to heed
l we don't mind
have this season.
nwhlch are de-
demand
mane —savin news?
overcoais were 325;
some 522. 50. 318, Wow 315 Some
were $15 and $13. SHIN 510. Some
were Slz. 50 and Sic-mow $7 50.
III! are picking the
was III the
department. Clipped
ms «0
3m court.
Open loudly. Friday anti Saturday lyenlnga.
I . \
Your Table Linen .
will be more inviting if
» III-humus;
uashed with FaIr} Soap
A white soap for keeping things white. as pure
as can be—-efficient without ébeing harmful. The
soap of the century
FR
is sold everywhere in three
the bath, and laundry
SOAP
sizes-for the toilet,
Made only by
Hill. I” ”I".
Chicago.
WANTED.
fl
Simmons.
New York.
1-:-
A- --
Old Gold and Silver.
UM fluid or Silwr Ill any kiwi; will irrnltt'll or Ii'bu-anltsl
“'IIII’lIIK. i‘hnilw, Jewelry. sign-III». I162, in any I-IrlIIlilinII.
FULL CASH VALUE WILL BE PM!) FOR ANY “WIT,
- ln‘ -.-
A. W. AUSTIN. Jeweler,
Opera House Block;—
m
Norwallr. Conn.
The Home Potter.
Nothing lulu ~ l'fi piaIr.
III wr will in;
gnmpnli lin- prmvh- 'III to» II
'IIIsI'wrniIlI.
lIImII it '7.» null IImIIiI III
i» throne) in» Fill‘fll put» I,
“low in In sIIlmlItIItI .IIIIi ilun
'1' I- IIII'IIIIIc owl original holding in It» lirm '
i'iII- IIIIIII'I'IIIIII IlII "mph on
link iIItI- heels-tin innit mutual, and tin y both
It ny oi ntlrut ting lime pmph
The Evening Sentinel.
[in ylnn (Ii the From h army were hunt
on :I Ilelpflflflil game truloml when they
taught in clear him I»! the charge I)!
tmImn by inlwiy lit't'tlelllll Major More
hazy. The [attempt their whom leaves
still Ilm willie lIIpIanI: Hungarian name
of liwtrrhozy ItnlanIIIIlrI‘Il. m tar all this
plil'iit‘lilli’ cave is cummmi at lrurt.
w...” .M._~.w.. .. MM
LII thoiteelu oi rim hunting at the
”Tho irieudani tin- IlI uncut Captain ,
it i» oi firrt importance that the
Marleen indiana should in all way» be
runutliated and treated fairly by minors
’illd other» in their "runny. If their
amt! will in gained. the)? will In; of
meat ht'ipiu white [ample :Ilnelopirtg
the» country. The Indiana themaelvu do
not are luv the gold. or they would
have had much»! it long ago, but ii
tthy mm lwcunm irr‘IIatrIl agairm on
by being chmltwi ur ill treatmi by llum
l
“up“ ”(far Furl 5min” Ark. of "m'wlm do want the unit! it in in their
Seminole Indiana, one Id them undoubt-
«fly an innmut man. came the moat
terrific and lilo destroying tornado that
ever detonated the region when the
awinl crime was committed. The mob
oi whitemen burned two iodine The
tornado killed so while people.
Immediately on the amt oi
the introduction low W at a ear.
"my bill mnlaining the provirioar
Millime'ilafll by the monetary commie
elm nallwal hank cloth the wiry
over “It! in value. The bill given gym»
ly imml pram tothc national hauha
in the matter at enlarging their rirealm
tint: and in other wan.
Wm
lme Wellnetwmn near:
ly alwayr heap: Ilartia new
to In married. They are anally Ia
timetuu
tumor to make things extremely Im-
Illvnaant lot“ It
Weohurrethat recently-t a banquet
the health oi Pruident Heliinley rm
drunk Ital-ding and in silence. Why
waa thin that? ltiadend heroes; not
living ones, to whom may a tout ie
limepnopla and” luncheon”
hunter liviegaethey expend inlrying
alumnae
unwound-media
m
HMMMIII but»
“Alumina haniywfll‘pim
. Initiee amendments were am
' , minor character were attached
. , upon Speaker ileetl ior prevenliugr‘m a;
/ ~ j‘ immanent. an the Nebrarka ordain. ' i
‘ hi! will”.
under diatom-ion ”The
hilt wan muleted and all at
Ieuueutly several amendmenia
more.
hit Allen il’op.) oi Nebraska
ed the llflloeediilgn il iew mind
[Dreadlournment by making an
elared. oi meritorltmn legislation
the More oi representatius by
tile. lie denounced the 5W
tlmr in thin regard an a 'dlagr
maven and in the American
When a point or order wan made
hittiinet him (or the one at mm
language concerning the other
oi magma. Mr. Allen lurid that hit E ,
only stating the truth and that
reeimueihle here or elsewhere
tinn (or his statement»
It was expected to «om-lulu meow,
aidtrratiort ol the pending bill. but
an appeal was taken from a tn
the vice president by Mr. Allen
amendment altered by Mr. Thu , W
(Pop) of Nehr'lalta was not in“ . '
the point oi UHIBI’ was made by "WW
ten that a quorum wan not present.’
roll call dirclnsing the absence oil
quorum. the nodule adjourned.
The house uau in a very bad tempt]
yearerday and the whole session whi
consumed in Iiiilmrtorimr against t'fl
hills of minor importance. one to i’
a duplicate t'hPi'k and the other to.
limlilaml. hie , a lilfllpflfl of entry.
Neither got iurtlIer than 9|)ng
and third reading. Tin trouble ‘
over tlII~ (Minutemen: of the rulelgllll‘
Ihe maturation of irrr‘letant all
when Mr. Hamil IDoml oi Delhw'
attempted to reply on the floor. Ii
the consideration 0! those Milli.
letter rerrntly written by Thomas " ‘
Barnard mretar} oi etate under ill...
rim L'ietelarttl admiuinimllon, in da-
Imm lotion or the iron ails or W
Rm! call followed mil (all all '
long. and ilitl‘iiiiarl (rating reachedvef
lush pitch. Finally, when it became eh
idem that no purer-Inn rould be made
with the hills presented an adjourn
merit war taken until Monday
Sweltering lvidanea II Zola ‘l’rbl.
Parts Fm ll ~TI'iF' feature of I ‘
terrlay' s [Irma-dings. nan the peril
I) Mtlt wlIlrh hi, Lahorw forced to ii.
Mme" bar prominent men. with a
Vina oi conv’InI-Ing the jury oi the div,"
totem-e of a swore! «Moment. in ad~
dilivvn to the judge-II and nllirlaia oi lIlw
mun martini that tried Dreyfus nor
1’. on than six mr'miurn II! the bill!!!
cabin», ‘IIuludmg 115i. llnpuy Guerln
and ”II-ll.» sir!» put upon the
All n-tin-rl niII-r Saying nothing-a
judge winning them permission loin '
Inn Drwyimt fan», The prom-salon hp
rem“ mirthlui, but ill. iaboyin gained
it is impossible not to h.
mnrénved that Dreyfus was confided
or! a :‘m‘l’EC rim umI‘rIt
locum In lam
Washington Fell ll.1’itn m
ytntwy‘nrul of the extmrta I)! . _'
full-'20:! I-i Ilumr-sttv- produce M
KN" bureau of natirtlvs allows t“
putts for land“). 1735. in have. 1‘
“living: Breatlntufls fizi.27i.ifi,
alII’ilil ”Ultil‘lm). IIIHinl r2717."
err-awr- about atrium, ltlllll'ml oih. ‘
9293! i, (la Imam; :IimIII moor. with;
tinny. fitt‘rliflwfi, lli‘v'l'flrle' nlmtlt ”m
prurIs‘mns ilzlJMJJII. more-nae am:
grandson, Fur Ilw revert nmnths ended
JAB. iii. Witt, thei tulztl III'l literal” I.
I-uIIIIIarc-Il with the same period ill I“?
wail $51,341.“:
huh Wayne .- htrlka. .
Rummit. .\’. 1.. Feb, ll. The it‘llmllllh
i‘IilL lillli it» Slv'pvndud operations. and
.220 rlnMnyrrg mp lhrmt‘n (ml of em‘
I'lnyvm'til. Tm. snuglffl‘lflfl or the work
In duo in the [54" that ntwmt lM Ire-av,
rm Hlilii'k against .I it"llil‘ii'lfl 0120”]
per ynrrl Thv III-.l’t'e'u“; earned about
*3 '17» per (My IIIIvleI' ”In mid III-Milk O"
lII'twr-r'. hm mm ”In rwiurlivm in prices
their wag-m mIIII-l lw rut dual! Co fl
9!! Wet-1, tin-y I'LIlni. 2"
‘I'he Charla-Ion realm (be.
\Vaairingtnn. VII-h. H. «The mid
mmmittee I-n tumtnll'iee and Inuit“
in mi likely to report llIr- nominating
of n w l'elly In I» onion-ne'er
i'hnrlI-Ittrm, ll", Va A term!!! W
ntnmlmg mm he'd-fl roarhrd to that all
rm I, Tho rennin" III. nut want to th‘u'
aim-o Mra. Kenna, the widow of the
In!» rimmmr Kenn». who in the M
Inrumlwnt n! the nliim,
hit Against liar Mate tine W, ,
Wilmmzinn, [ML iv‘I-h. lit-mm»
haw imau Irv-gun In iii" {Metal m
Invariant the "an HIM»- linn I
(Inn "1 the Mil» ll rill mmplniltl «all
out: F inmate and ii ”they film”
MI-Irac-lIIIaell-I MM New Yuri. Wm
’filj .0 In par I “III II! the eta-ell ,
the Billy um» I...» mmmnr ’l’iw
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