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, m: humeocialoitbe
W. my‘dvm
, ' ',ytheAdeiphiouartotte will
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Mflh'sflealug circle; 8 p. in. monthly
' atthsWoman‘adll-aioasn
the. ' .iiiss Wed. 8 p. m.
“it!!! the Joint committee. oi
Wmciety. Thursday,'l:30 o.
_ lactate by the pastor; music. lire.
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Malimh. at. Hoyt’s theatre.
1!“ Wounded a very large an-
M We saunas grow in inter-
tiod." by Fame. and sung by lllr.
Force, was rendered with thb singer’s
usual edsrect interpretation and toe
cam, .
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At the Norwala Wane!
church yesterday there were large cou-
gregatlons. in the morning Dr. No
ble's theme was "The Kingdom of
Hearui"»and in the evening ”A New
Conception oi God." lira Noble led
the alertingotthe Christian Endeavor
societyr .
Special. memorial wsrviees lot the
victims oi the lathe disaster will be
held in coasectioarwith the Christian
Endeavor lighthouse serriee at the A.
M. E. church. on saturday evening.
The subject oi the ladies‘ meeting
in the Norwaik Congregational chapel
on Wednesday at use p. 111., will be
"Growth by Consecratioa."
Thursday (ereflfl_ Dr. Noble will
give. his usual iii-monthly lecture pre-
paratory to iloiy Communion.
A collection ior theooiored and In-
dian,.lnlesioa was taken up at St.
llary's church. yesterday.
The oiIiciai board oi the Norwallt
Methodist Episcopal church will meet
Wednesday evening.
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mammalian.
Map Your clothes, lit Down on
the” and llida.
in a letter item if. c. i’atlersou. dat-
ed at Canydn City, Alaska. Jan. 2|.
1.8. It! says:
"This is a great country. and i am
glad Leanne. but the living is more
than tomb. l was under the dances
alon that I knew somethug oi camp-
llfe. but this is an entirely new ea-
per . I not located at what it is
charity to call Canyon City. a «ramp
Dyes-Klondike Transportation compa-
ny boards the not who are working on
itstramway. Thisisthe first day
aim I! arrival. 10th lost" that l
have seen the sun. It is not extreme-
ly cold (the mercury ranges from rem
matures-shovel. but It is nearly
always cloudy and the wind blows
lost oi the time. ' , ‘
"‘A few days ago i went to the solu-
Iit of Chilkout pass. From this place
this allies north oi Dyea‘l it is seven
milestowbtiaealled the motofthe
summit. and it seems like forty when
you walk it; but after so much has
been accomplished nue's troubles hare
m began. Thom to» ear. its
most etyakht up. it would
his to make the climb his:
sonar. which is on an averagr
deep: thh provides a footing
lres more than an hour for
he the Irst summit. where a
h of about in yards inter-
the serum! elliah. taarh
was made. which loaded me
real sauna! Chiikoot pass.
ready to leave. and it was
the ladba gtlide said: 'Do as
proceeded to lack his clothes
. staid hilarll iii the snow
0 d the slope. and away he
the side of the maintain.
esperieaee was es~
err-stag the: level
another slide. reach”
less than a minute. while
than as howr to
a no mo it
for all the world like a cloud oi
”It" ”tall.
eletim lands at your test; each
Mat pea. Two men were
In death at the suntan last
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ed his Inc-sane yet. He said that he
had and~would looklorthetraip it
minutes earlier at Dismal Not.
That day and the neat L'paased in
the usual way. Sunday was unevent-
lniaadwoold haveseeuedlonges»
cept tor the constant ticking of the in—
strument, which‘was kept busy send.
log messages about the important
shith to-«he tnarle the next day.
Monday evening at 7:30 i looked at
my watch. ”The train will soon be
along." I said. “I guess i will call up
Torn and see if he knows when it is."
i called up Dismal Point and Toni
answered. .
”The express train is one station
up the Mil." bald lie. ”and is ahead
oi time. it will wait here five min-
utes. Eli let you Inow as saunas it
leaves here. Tomorrow—3'
1'hero.was a sudden pause in the
ticking and then a strange hand sent
the nit-Ilse. ”That is all."
I called up Tom again but he did
not answer. i kept callhg, but got
no response. and l thoiglit that the
wires had become tangled. “
l waited ior the express with its
“2.000.009 is bullion until 8:15. but it
did not arrive. Then I telegraphed up
lheroadtoTola.buttherewasnoan-
swer. I waited five minutes longer
and telegraphed again. but still no re-
spoue. .
"The wires must be down." I said.
i walked out upon the platform and
looked up the road. To my surprise
1 saw in the distance an engine com-
ing toward the. slowly swinging down
the track. As it caste nearer i saw
it was empty. and as it passed me i
boarded it.
Rerersim the engine i started up
the road. I went, with such fire as i
could get up. back to Dismal Point.
Here. in front of the station. stood
the express car. rifled oi its contents.
Across one of the trunks the express
messenger lay dead. The engineer
and fireman were an badly stunned
that at fi‘rstcl thought that they. too.
were killed. but after some time i
bromht breath back into the lite oi
the former. Be. poqrfetlow, was too
dasedtospeakaoiiliiiladhunlnto
the ear. thankful that he was alive.
When I stepped into the little stao
:ioa where Tom alwayl eat. an awiul
«right {not my eyes. There. sitting at
the instrument. with his back to the
door.‘ was ’my old friend. a dagger
sticking through him and fairly pine
ping him to the table. l grasped lhi‘
wooden handle and pulled it out with
all my strength. only to receive his
"old body in my arms.
Well. they never iouad out the rub-
bers of the train. The engineer had
been struck irula behind and could re.
member nothing and waiting only
long enough to see my irlend hurled.
I resigned my position at Rocky
i'orlts. and struck out again. But on
Tom' a grave. back in the worlds of
Dismal Point. i put a shaft oi wood.
and on it carved these words, "Liv-
ing, i will pursue you to the end of the
world; dead. i will come back to
you."
Below it i put Tom's name and age,
and vowed aloud the oath that I had
there written to find the murderer oi
poor Tom Brown. '
Three years later I iotlnd myself
itationeii at New Ellsworth. a suburb
of New York. l was in charge of a
private wire at the Pacific Telegraph
company, which communicated with
all parts of the word. and l was
proud to be an operator in its cm-
ploy.
liy duty here in part was to trans.
unit the private menus oi the high.
er pistols.
i never liked the president oi the
crunpaay. lull he lived in the hand-
somest house in the place and
me with uaiforra respect He had a
cold. uncertain manner that did not
seem to he worthy of trust. Certainly
i should not have put up my millions
in his heads. ,
One night when he did not reach
horsehiswliaeamsdowa iotlietel-
rgnpholeeaadsaliedmeiilhad
heard from hill. l was forced to tell
her no. This happened frequently.
and one evening whoa he had been
late and she had made three trips to
theofleelsherrsrrlqe.hesaldlo
illP. "Tomorrow I will have a private
wire put is syn-re in Pine street.
and when I a. doialled I will tale.
Kmm.lldywmmdlm
use to tar wile."
Thesestdaythewirewasputla.
but as the prdiieal came home
promptly that night it was not used.
list nathstallawiagday atoo'eloek
igntetelegraaitroaihiiaiaillsgaie
that he would not be home until 3
o‘rtoehJalorilerisgweioaesd wore
my: WW.“ three years beiore
liehadbeena laborer on thesioux
City railroad. with not a dollar 'to his
name. and that his sudden rise had
been the talk 0!.qu street.- ‘.,
Well. i did not let it drop there.
but 1 hunted dorm the case until 3
proved that Anson Tryson. with a,
gang oi accomplices. had robbed the
express train that night and killed
my old friend Tom Brown. And one
day I took a trip up country to see
_hlni swing for it~Clncinatti Enquir-
er.
Maine and New Hampshire are the
only Eastern states that pay their gap
ernors $2.000 a year. Vermont gives
ilr. Grout 81.500, the most meagre sal-
ary received by any governor in the
United States»
Bangor is ski and snow-shoe crazy.
Those who do not know how to use
the latter are crazy over the skis. and
and gentlemen can be seen "shoeing"
in some oi the fields near town.
Holyoke's principal industry, the pa-
per trade. is just now growing into its
old~time state oi activity. For three
years there has been a general and al-
most steady decline in the paper busls
ness.
The hotel business in Portland is
just now passing through a "nebulous
,snd gummy" stratum.
W. ..._.
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in the Court of Appeals of the State at
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whereof they claim as proprietor. in
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W.
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almost any afternoon parties oi ladies '
as proprietor ia eoaiorailiy with the ,
laws of the United fillies respecting '
attenuate. 5'
We will furnish
INVITATIONS
alas IX“. including inside
and outside eurelopai, the tin
sat. quality and most artistic
engraving. ior
$8
.V'esrlyiii) per cent. less than
ever olered by another in this
city.
EACH ADDITIONAL 11ch
ilitllll 33.
Wedding with initial and la-
serled in envelopes without
extra charge. Other engros-
ing conesrnimlingly cheap.
Weaiso make a special price
on
CALLING
cARDS
Plate and fill Cards, 0 .75
I. in “u 0| I'%
Address on Card». 25 wants a
line cairn.
Where plate is luruioiied:
in" Cardin, 50 cents
lull Cards. 75 cents
EVEiilllGM
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5
Mill “IE8 liIlE till.‘
You can admit to indium yourseit or vii-
hilly in tho luaary oi a good weekly am
paper and a quarterly “gains at fiction.
You can get both of these publications with
Mahbruyei good levels file’s!!! year.
as 32;.
overcoat; Broken
and money.
WN'I'ED.
_
Opera House Block,
out the Winter with that old suit when“ ' ,
your purse and pduciured prices may agree ‘ 9
9" .1 new one. There's as much satisfaction.
in the thought of the saving we can give you
now as there is in the saving itself. And
you have the suit for next winter. ,,
[here's a collection of broken lines of
line worsted suits. single and double breast-
ed, modestlyslripicd. that we've sold all
along for $20 and $22.50. You may pick
your size, if we have it, at $15.
’Scolch goods, checks and plaids, of late
design and stylish cut, with prices punctured
just as badly. Other lines. some {or asiiitlc '—
W Ital we've said about suits applies to
three CllI'PlICL’S: $7.50, $10, 31;. .
Don 1 patch; buy new and 52m: patching
Mutts ago.
ERIDGEPORT. CONN.
Open Holiday, Friday and Saturday Evenings.
As its Name
OI perfect purity. Made of the but
vegetable ingredictltfi. In time conven-
ient silos—tor the toilet, tltc Ikilh. the
“wintry-and one quality only—the highest.
[mu sou
mnuowutru—rwsruto.
T": SOAP OF THE CENTURY.
THE 3’.
Chicago.
Old Gold and Silver.
lllil lipid or silvcrnf oily kiwi; niil broke-u or ulisi'anlt-d
‘VHII'IIO‘H, I'IIlillis, Jewelry. Spindle, i'lt’., in any condition.
FULL CASH VALUE WILL BE PAID FOR AIII AIOIIII'I‘,
«M , or w -~
A. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler,
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lines are marked at
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iii. Innis.
Sew i'ork.
Norwalk. Conn.
9.:
Nothing lukm its plat-v.
never it 'ill in».
group all the Ixhlplt' iii in» ii.
is through the local [nits-r,
‘-
' um; memos. ‘
AJudgoWhonad his Own Ideas as
to leateneing Prisoners.
.lmlgo ”only, who in the territorial
day» of Hall held court down in the
Tombs and San Pete regions. had his
own ideas oi the relative good of long
and short sentences for convicted pris=
orient
Ono fail the marelinll went campaign-
ing (or bad sample. with the run" that
he llllcrl the jail with culprits. all oi
whom were very expeditiouaiy found
guilty by the juries. says the Chicago
Retort}. For the most. part the crim-
inals wore oi u itiudw—indecd. of one
gang. They were burnt! thieves, ranch
burglare. mule killers and highway
robbery. A man named liladdcn was
the moving spirit among theta. The
other» were his cheap and obedient
satilliloa. 0n senteucn manning the
judge callcii the prisoners before him
one at a time.
"i'i’cii. Pill.” hr staid kindly. address.
ing the first. it giant oi a ieliow. but a
worthless. shiitim. misoraiile giant at
that. f'they got you. did they? Stole
You're a waeeonni
good generally. You
't bring you any bette-
worst thing about
a horse thief. hut
're a parhniled.
The Home Paper.
Them in im siilwiitiiic and tin-tr
It 'i~ unique and original, holding in its iirtu
iii-separable. 'I’iicir IIIII'II'I‘IHHN' iiotli IlliiIllflIJfltiI tiwy both
know Ii. Tilt' only pmriii'lll tiliytil'nllmi'lillg IIIO'M’ tit-upli'
The Evening Sentinel.
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The paper null llw lsviplcnrtv
iii mili‘Ii lhc nimw itimiii in that». lie
alluded to tho fact that. although they
nail been stealing and committing 0th-
~r depreciation» for years they, were am
until at ever. and had absolutely noth-
ing to thaw for their depredatious.
they were there tools in the hands oi
iiladden. The court said he didn’t be-
lieve a blamed iotrl wait any good re—
iorrnetl or not, and thorn was precious
little show of rciorming one. So he
run- them long terms, lilo lmvkiest set
ting 25 years. Then in.» called for
Gladden.
”We heard oi you, too. Madden." be
said. "You are the slickest swindler
and eleven-st rogue that ever mine
into this country. You’re 3 mm of
education. l learn. You're a thici. but
you've got the sense to profit by being
a thlci. You‘ve got . hing to
show for it. In a way y the an art-
ist. Wily. plague it all. yilb're on circuit
in Illlll desert. of stupid. thick-hmded.
dottieb criminality. i think there's
something in you. You’ve stolen more
and committed more crimes. i suppose.
than all these cattle put together. i
belle/re that you’d make a good citizen
if you changed. l gut. about it
months would suit you. and when you
get out let me hear icon you and iii
see ii we can't run you for sherill.
"i always hated an Internal iml."
litre. William—”Why is it. John. that
ynwsreabletoreeiais hmataishts
when you have a headache. but always
have a realm engagement every oth-
er sight?”
‘_Hr.wilases—-"Aslosgsslhaveia
“hall to "are lleea Aggravated In 3!” i
.. 'l .r. ‘ r 3
Passed Away Suddenly at, tile
Philadelphia Home. '
1mm norm WAS rut: titties.
I'D: hinpking~lilteteh of a Notable Ole ‘
mv~PflDlloMl oi the Philadelphia».
Record.
Philadelphia. Feb. 28. - William I» .
divinely died suddenly at his resident.
l‘m Locust street. yesterday attrition.
Heart disease was the immediate rattan
of death. Mr. Bingeriy had been sulfervz.
ins inc about ten days from a cold and .,
had remained at home since last Wells ‘ .
nesday, although his lndinposltioa m 9
in no way serioun. While sitting in hip .
bedroom smoking a cigar he was ”I“ 1, , .
with a violent iii of coughing and .llii-
medlately alterward toll over dead. In ,7 ,,
the room at tin,- time were Mr. Singing. '
ly's granddaughter, Miss Mabel singers ;’ .
ly Meredith. and two servants. Kin.
aon—livlaw. James S. McCartney. hid
left a tow moments before the sudden
end came, leaving Mr. singerly app-fl
sully in gcmd health. apart from ht!
“'ILLIA M )1. SI NilERb‘frm
slight cold. Tiw physicians say the!
had cautioned Mr. Sinaeriy that hll‘
heart was weak as a rnsult of expensive
enrolling. ‘
William M. Singcriy tins proprietor
of The Remrd l'tiblinhinz company,
prunidrnt ni thv ifhestnut Street Na—
tional bani: and the Chestnut Street
Savings Fund and Trust comp-by.
“hich rei'etilly collapsed. and of the
Sinueriy Pulp anti i’apor mill. He was
a mcmlwr oi liv- i'nirmnurtt parit corn-
lrtiswion and until Intoly litl treasurer.
and n ironic-v oi the i'hilmlclphia COIII'
iTir'l'i‘lSI mucwum.
Mr. Singeriy was born in this till? “I
lit-c. :7. lint. “fill. with the inception of
a lint-i puriml in his early manhood. '
when hi- enmity-Irv! a (-ivmmiswlon busi-
ness in Villain". had lived here ever
"tin”. His father, Joseph Singerly. was
One ml the originators oi the street
railway system of Philadelphia. and
William returned here to assumegfiafl,
ninrmgrmont u! the Germanic)” Mi”
Huger Railway mwupany. . , ' I.
hnugm The therewith-ll“ ,.
lively fi't‘hlf.‘ journal. and brought lg '
in: present high standard. ‘ ,
ln MT. own the retiremcnt of nov- ,
crnnr i’oitmm {mm l-llirn, Mr. riinttefly
limit on .lciiw part in (establishing the
I'hentnlli iiirwt Math-mil brink, oi which
the rl-ailt‘t'rlitrr iw'amv tho first preli-
il-Ant. i'twn Mr, i’nttismti IN'IYIK railed "
fur a fli-t'vili'l limo in m.- gnvi-rminiltlp I
ui i'l-nasylvaniu ilr. Singerly iiucceeded
tum mi pr-mnicnt of llit' mink «mi also
lwnmw ”whit-git or thr- t'hontnut Street
Savings Fluid and Trust company.
In is!» Mr. Hingwly nah ilnanlmmnly
nmiia- the liom-wrnltc‘ cantliiltiIP {of
gum-rnnr ni Pennsylvania and entered
with great county inlu lhv- canvass.
speaking iii nearly i‘ti‘l’} county in tho
Main, The natural itrtruiullcan mniorI'
ty "I l'i-nusiylmnm mm in» great to be
ut'v'rinmv, h'li‘ii'vi-l". art-i hilt rompctlwi.
Hum-ml llustlnus. was ulrwted.
Itig Electric Power I’Iaas.
Waterbury, l‘o-ll. 28, -l'ia:ui rm- barn;
owl:- in rev-urn c~lm~irlv powcr, gen“-
ntml by iltv llniisatnnic r‘ivcr. for illfl
[gu'lnrii-h Ilf lit'SU'ffl I'tll'lilt'f'l'li’lu. James
P. belong, on electrical oxmvrt, has been
in thin city several clays conferring .1
with local matiiilor'turerw and mm "
to what calm! the electrical may , ‘
would be used by them. Mr. Brim b
the ri‘||fi'flt‘lllallvr’ "i a syndicate 1‘
New York capitalistic who [1an a
buy tlw water prIVIlrgi-a of the HM , ":3
Inltll‘ Waterbury company, which III!
urn-toil rm immense dam across the
lion lntlli‘ river lllmtll two miles above
libel no. and the- liiu ritual llial ital-
nlslii-s nuiv'r pom-r in the» iillcliml and
lllrnilugiinm factories,
Iii-g of Italy "when an deserts-an.
Newport, R. 1.. Feb, 2mm report
that the king oi Italy has conferred the '
order of i‘nlttmumlrr of ill. Maurm and.
iii. Insure upon ll. Nt'li'lle'll \‘i’hiielioup
is confirmed by private- i'aiiiiigram to
his relatives in all-wont. The israoris
in recognition oi the worth of a retain
work by Mr. Whllel'louee entitled "The
”attrition of a Thronc," which is all at;
cent!“ the tire of King Amadeus of
Spain. hows with what hill! ”r
lives It! W. fulfilled and Wu.
his rays areer. The llailsn mam
merit ha ordered copies placed In all
the public libraries of Holy. "
W ”and are the Platlovu.
trliicagn. Feb. 23. «Charles A. This-w ,
iiiivn. grand persistent oi the , ,
tits-issues Versin iwnrkinsiiien‘s ’
tual ald ancietyi. dropped dead a.
pinion" of the lodge hail lital «egg.
He no you finished the vmrlt st Insult
lug olilcets. him than are m
in the resin. Thlerrrsu advanced fa
trout or the platform in W ‘
address. and as the last war“
rumored he pitched forward,
kernel women fainted and a panic .
liarmwly averted. Thlernah W
years old and well known am
men workingmeii.
« r.
lsmi Tera-pends m m
loaded. Feb. and”. mm“
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late poet laureate. land Allied , .
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