. i. .v.
n:
I taint aim liar
y declared that a formid-
t‘liir‘being organised to
Dewey from'thei’hilip.
sacral Cort-ea. minister
' . empty pledged himself
." sensoned troops ready to
‘ ' Philippines at the end.
eel. They will he tak-
: estination by seven tine
" ‘hich will be conveyed by.
hadron of warships com-
" dihlralflamara.
country, with the excep-
ovince of Alvaro. Is now
Jaw. . .
tiny 12—-Persons who are
ith the Philippine Islands
eported intention of the
. . 0 only 5.000 .trobps
not ‘i Dewey. .They de—
l! of those arriving before
will ,be killed by the climate.
fthis 0,000 men will be at-
ient to face the Spaniards
e islands. ‘he work needs
:and they should not ar-
ia before autumn.
ay 12—The Financial News
"owing despatch," which was
” Madrid shortly after 5
‘ levelling:
of the‘cortes the measures be
..'. to prevent a broad falnine
’4 ~ ‘ He'read several telegrams
. ‘ mercit'il houses to the prov‘
abroad. including London,
and Marseilles, offering large
"Of wheat and flour.
t me last night is bclicvcd
. . beep the act of incendiary. (lov.
on says that it destroyed quite
‘ “‘01,,thmoxlstlng stocks of corn and
' in ladrld. This renders the ques-
ot providing Madrid with bread
’1” l n
riled that Paris. banks have
. to supply tbc sum of 40.000.-
~ . v to pay the Spanish coupons
‘ ling due and for other purposes.
- vflldrid correspondent of the
-, recording the impressions
.. by the speeches of Senor Sal-
" {in the Chambers of Deputies.
i ‘ I have provoked uproar in that
says that Senor Salnicron was
“fl! not in touch with public opinion
‘ " he attacked thc monarchy. advo-
molutlon and the formation of a
W government to consult the
”I ' with refercncc to thc war. iliul-
It Mb a consultation showed a do.
' Wcludc twat-c. crop at a palli-
“critics.
bet is. says thc correspondent.
tnsttsrs are not yct ripc for moot-
:‘fli. idea of ending tho strugglc.
r cry is still "No sitrrcndcr."
l
5 OF DAIRYIII.
. , lxpcrimsnt Station.
’i‘lt part of tin‘ annual rcpor.
”a; . . ‘Thelilrai ai‘liclt- air-r ill-
apon rations icd to lllllt'll «wow..-
vs~emhtinty oi‘ diftcrcnt ltlllll:
_ as regards Illi' quantity on.
[M the millt production In db.
M some lcugtb. atnl.
a. i‘olluwing conclusions
in foriy~ilvc rmilng
if?“ ; Connecticut it won fiillllll lbs
:01 “born! proportions of ultra
y: t'lm't'i's. lilil)‘ and pros. rm
and libsccil mud and gluit-i
Mdtiil tu lt'llltt‘ll tlic Him or ill‘
, rtn tho lttliiiii‘llr of can». wblb
’ to Itnproro the quality lllli
of‘tltc milk. by grim-put l
Ma purl-baited can Iw b-iiwurd
better grade: ol‘ bar which on
tin fur sioclt button can br mid
art»
. V5
'9 g quantities of cotii-ciitratu
her discussed. nail the imnpu
it” ilifli‘Illhlllly ii! ill"i’l‘t‘ii
‘ ' , shown. “imlllis of up rt
other i-stwritucni station» an
their bearing upon tin» but
‘ . it costs discussed.
I' greatly in illi'ii‘ [tiiiil It'-
,s. Thu row itil'iiiit iit’im
uh“ I i“! l'illiilli‘iiti IIIiII‘t' liitii
ill mllli it day, I'rofllabb
. the with of ilic prmliiu
will ill all animals and in
' that tour itlil lili‘ illlll\
11““ "lb I‘iiit' til ”It tt’i'il
”triple rations iii-c ulrri
Mi flow on iippllmiint
rimein Hliillon. Hiorrt
W
fliflpv'a nonunion
. ti widc
”WNW. of llrltlgi-tmri
' w“. and was in ii m-r
aim»
psi
.IDu .
_ hearts.
mAuuilera has reported to a,
M 0! Annual Report of the
‘Dtorrs' lixpcrlnicnt station for
”if 1897 lists iatcly lil'l‘ll issucd.
colloids two iirib-bs or wry con.
hip iiilfil‘t‘fliiltl .iic l‘arnn-r :tilil
fl I largo lllllllllt'l' oi cxpcrla
lllllilllu
“W.“
l“ , 3 private In l'llri Iii illfil'l'l‘lil
tiers and main luv-Iii such ii»
i.
iiiii oi tltc Icaiiniuouu foil
= u t‘kn‘t'l'it. twain. Ntl)‘ lit-tin-
. second iirtlcic oi ibr i'cptirl
It in IIIH'
cows at tbc iiaitic ll\t urinal
d the some wrlabt sitiiitt biii
Hi lake Into iii‘i'iiuui tin t‘tHl
silly and quality oi this
llr iiici‘c Is no "bra: no
it is pi‘sciicabb- to IIIKKI‘M
‘ ll "Ir tililli .i‘irid of bin
circiiiai loll
Milt. had been attack?
‘ ‘ nay orenius bu was
“ pains in tho stout»
. to his home in it
an. yestardsy ltc said
, salirllis from sport»
“If his intestines boom
sadistic-smote
I!
More than a hundred thousand dis
annually consummation in insulated
hiatus.l and' a carefulwclssslilo'stion has
revealed the startling fact that fully
‘ tlfty thousand of these cases are caused
by catsrrh In the bead. and had no
I known connection: .wlth'~.her0dltsrtt
. cases.
1 mighthsve been mired. Many of those
A large share of these cases
afflicted with this terrible disease were
in the morning‘of life. and their young
now _ cold “‘tn consurfiptlve's
graves, struggled hard ugsinstthe en-
emy that laid them low. ‘
. Catarrh ,is aldlschergentiluld from
‘ 'ths Schneideriao membrane. which
linesthenasal fossae and extends to
the different cavities connecting. with
the nose.‘ Symptoms at this disease an
creased discharge from the nose. and
especially into the throat during the
night. and there may be at first. or it
not. there is sooner or later, more or
‘iess pain experienced in the nose, fore-
head, cheeks and eyes. Generally, if
the disease he not arrested. the dis-
charge becomes oifensive. the sense of
smell is gradually impaired. and in
some cases dually lost; the pain in the
Li'orehead increases, or 5 becomes more
constant and distressing. the eyes he-
come Weak, watery and painful; the
constant hawking or spitting becomes
necessary to clean the throat. a trouble-
some rough supervcnes, and as the disc
case continues, perhaps deafness. dizzi-
ness'and various other symptoms are
liable to arise. . '
At. any stage in this disease California
Catarrh Cure will arrest its progress
and effecting positive and permanent
cure, save the suffers from a consump-
tive‘s grave. it is the new antiseptic
treatment by the only scientific meth-
od: is safe. sure. and immediame cf~
fective. Its success is proved by him—
dreds of our in Norwallt‘. 3qu by all
druggists; ,0 cents;
much, one/dollar.
HEREIN GOES 1‘0 MANILA.
Philippines.
lcntlcrs of the army administration yes-
auoit as lioasilile to San Francisco.
scat to him at tlovcrnor's Island li
tllc Pacific coast were rapidly pualicd
and an chart was tnadc to arrange tot
wcck.
forces to lllt‘ ()i'lcni.
lllt' troops as soon as cxpcctcd.
llv‘W pliusc girl-ti to thc naval situation
on account of tlic rcportcd rcippcarauct
ol’ilic Spanish (‘npc Vcrdi- llcct on till
otlicr able of tlic Atlantic ocnuu bits IN
ibc iIl'iIl_\' administration to pt‘cpurc in
ii" Ililt'\|n'rivtl shifting of tho prim-lint
st't‘lli' of campaign to Spain's [lot-IN"!
.dona in tho Pat-lilt- titl'ilil. Ii baa be I
‘ iliilllitlll illliittft' no Icavc Iln- Alillll‘lt'nl
forci- of 3.0"" llli'll at Manila withou
llll‘ litisallillll)’ oi acuding roinloi'r-
Illt'iiltl to thorn in u cotuparutlrcly shor
spacc of Illlli‘.
tnobilizod in the ilcpurinit-ut oi
illl‘ point-utiwtit would bc lll a bail ils
proiblmi Ilic i-ipnuiurde aliould dwpnici
iliclr lll|\'lli force to tho l'biiippiur is
lands by world lltc Hilt‘l‘. t‘ultal. for ill
purpose of attacking tbo l‘uitcd than»
itil'it'll in that part of llll‘ World I
would bf‘ litipotiuililc lo io-inl rt-iiiforc.»
lllt‘lllii to tho Pbllipplncu without in-
iakiuu llllli‘u to send tin-m arrow in
notilnoui from Kay West to thin I’ran
rlsco. It was in “to four that n s-‘riou
ciiicrocucy nilgbt urisc Iii lili‘ for this
i
I
l to orib-r ;i iitrgc additional burr oi \‘lll
llllllii‘i'li to i‘uliiorinii. ihcrc to iw uni
bilisi-d and to await a pttsalbic call to
iit‘i'i‘ll‘t' iii Manila.
.
‘ Italian-i. Missouri. Ni~iii'itub.i. Noith tin
both him rltiiiib lllliitilli. It bi protons-i
to how about imam lllt-Il on iiic i'acitl
'ioiui within a win-it or too this». in mi
Milan to the from or imam Washington
tirogon. Idaho iiiiu i‘.ilifurnla ioiuiitwi
which iiill Iw out in Ha ill'iii «quill
thin in lint i'llltipplloo tit-ti iiilli
4. immune-”Vinyl a.
0‘05. DIGITAL I! II II'I.
i
i
iaahss. s hut Voiced Iowans.
i'iiiill‘tllilitllili church. will ulvr an or
ciciilitli. Mai ‘Ititb Mr. ltiibui in ti on»
oil of ilttliuotnl. and lliiit sii'iii over
«it wars in Paris and ls‘ipnb- studying
lllliiili'. lii' will lil' assisted in the no
«but by an... his) list or. soprano.
boon rciurpml from, not it. Minn llii~
li‘lllit‘l‘ Into a strong. awn-oi voice of rare
tili‘v‘llt'lli't‘.
\diulsulmi to the .onwrt will be by
thin—t. which may iw iiillltim-ti without
rimrsn- by all menus tutti-routed iu titu-
uic. at l'iitiittm 's or ilicitiirmtilt‘ii stores. ‘
a nilwoi collation will be iaiicn at the
mind to pay for «antenna. which still
ho somewhat heavy: but as the obit-tit
b not to mite money. o the
musical pee/pit- ot News it as mouss-
ths tiiiiisui will
I
i
as follows: #‘zfn'most caseamtter ti suc-.
upstart of colds, there‘isnotieed an in»
sight becomes more or less impaired; a:
three times as
Selected for Kilitory Governor of the
Washington. May 12—Measurcs were
decided ttpon by the president anti tlic ,
icrtlay which indicate that the govern—
ment attaches unexpected importance
to the present and future operation of
the American arms in the Philippine
islands. Orders wcre issued by the run-
ior-gencral commanding thc army tll«
rcctlug thal all of the troops from six
states west of thc Mississippi river
which had been intcudcd for mobiliza-
ilofl iii the (‘hickonutugu National park
anti at Washington. ii. (7., proceed as
was decided to make Slalor ticncrai
\l’cslcy Mcrrlit. ctinimautiing tho ii.»-
pnriuicut of the blast. military govern-
or at tho Philippines. and an order was
start for \i'asbington last night. Plans
(or starting a military cxpcditlou from
leaving San l’ulll'lfll't‘l sonn- ilinc ticx't
As it was in llll' curb of llll’ prom-iii
military cxpmlitiou to i'uiia. so it has
been In tho prob-ct for stunting armed
In built cusps it
impala-on found Impossible to t'lllliiil'k
'i‘ltc
iinral force and thc proposed military
With all the roluntvcrs
.iiiil i‘l'itliliil‘ troops of tho l'nltoil titan-u
tiic
Hull and landed in ”W liiliiud of HIM
Ilnil llh' decision was lnutli. ycuici'du,
'I'Iic troops ordrtctl
iii no lo ilati I"|'Ii|l|'liilll arc about tcn
l‘t‘llllivlllti ol' infantry trout I'olormlo,
multimamwmunqau.
Harry J. Zelilii. thr ucii organist and
Iliilll' director oi the iitititli Nortiniit
anti l’i‘i’llill in the cbnrili ucst iiininluy
ill. taken-M‘boaeil. : on proposed
improvement of Monroe street. by ix:
.ingout.‘nltsring, enlarging and wit!
gamut: sttrset (rota 803th. lain .to
a I ree , [0 II ma 0
uniformly fifty-five (55) foam
a meeting‘of the Co _ ll of this city
.wllihe held at tha 0%“ her, on
list andstreet, on, ‘ y.ir up will;
189 r at 8 dates . p.‘ m., when
Council will hear objections to such
lay out, alteration. enlargement and
widening. and to, the descriptive sur-
vey of, said sit: and the estimate, or
appraisal of hen is or damages. as the
case may bopresnltinmor worusflto
any person orzpsraons fronting. ng
offload-for public use as aforesaid, or
from such lay out. alteration, enlarge
meat and widening, and will also hear
all parties interested in relation to~the
acceptance of the report. in whole or
in part, of its committee of freehold-
lers appointed to make such lay out or J
alteration, and in regard to any food"
iilcntion or change of said report.
The following ,is the list of the per-
sons and property assessed. and of the
said freoholders: - ,
‘ Description
of Property.
Residence.
Tenement.
Tenement,
Dam.
374.13
18.90
39.47
Robert H. Rowan,
Robert H. Rowan,
.lohn W. Alphonse.
Mary A. Tammany
jand. Catherine E.
:Martin,
Joseph Tammany,
Wm. B. Tattle,
'N. Y.. N. 11., and H.
3R. 11.00. (from pri-
‘vate way. west side
of approach to west
bound station. to
State street «, Tenements,
.Thomas Guyer, Residence.
ilannah, wife of Ed-
win F. Guyer, »
Tenement.
. Tenement,
Tensptont,
00°
0
444.00
. A,
125.00
, e
0
Residence. ‘
_ and store,
Factory and
vacant lots,
ll. and
Joseph J. Asch,
N. Y., N.
H. R. It. (30.. Lot. . .
Edwin Adams, Tenement. $310.
Wm. ’I‘. and Then. 1.
Raymond. Tenement, 50.00
Samuel Aymar, Tenement, 50.00
Geo. Seymour Es-
tate, Vacant lots 80.00
$1,101.50
Per order of the Council.
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.
m5,7,i1,1«i City Clerk.
I owe KILLED In a nun.
Others Badly Injured in a Boarding
House Blaze in Chicago.
'I‘wo persons \vcrc killed and four
lniurcd in a flrc which ticsiroycd u
thrcc-alory boarding boucc at 225 Ixi
Salic :IVt'lllll‘ at 4:30 o'clock this morn.
ill. The 'dcail arc:
.loltn (‘onnclL burned to a crisp.
Willintu l'olllus, room-mute of (‘oti-
iicll. badly burnt-ti. llc lllt'il In a fun
tuiuutcu nftcr bclng ttikcu pin
'l‘bc lniurcd:
('aplaiu (i‘i'onum‘, llillltlii and
inn-uni. .
.i. .\i. lit-ml, ban-ls and from burnul.
\i'ainr i‘lltt'. jumped from illt' m.
ond story winilon. buck spruiticti. bntl-
ly lllll‘llt‘ll.
llr. .l. W. Cox. bands and lat-c hurt;-
I
i
inch
04‘.
ricwral otlicr pcrsouii In tho lioardlni'.
house had narrow escapes.
31-5
Is otir telrphouc tnnolwr.
it will take you but aiiiluutcio
iii-nil lll your ordcr.
tlrtlcrn large or sinall uIi-Ili'cred
promptly.
No. 2 Nut Coal,
is a good loll-l vi'cailn-rconi. 'l‘ry
$3.59 per ton.
HARRIS & Cilill.
Watt-r st., foot of Ilsrtnond.
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7 Nutter—City Taxes.
The taxpayers of the City of tluutli
Norwuiit are lii-rcby notltlrd that thc
rii)’ tax of ill! tniibi on the dollar. laid
lli ilio city lliiilt‘iiillnt‘lii list of Illii‘i'. ill I
t‘ll)’ tact-ting lli‘ltl at Minn Hall. on
iliiillaoii idrccl. on Illl'
iiarcb. in“. also tin- lliirury fund tax
of ourspiiirlcr inlll «in the dollar. laid
at tho Nlnli‘ time. will “0' doc and pay-
ubii- on the iiccoud mix of May. ltiilli. at
which tituc I will rm-lrc the Ninth at
.iacob hi. loiyitin's iiillcc. .‘o. f. itali-
road l‘lttilt'. l'ciailty at the rate of
nine on per cool. it your from May 9.
Itiiiii will he charged on all bills rc-
inalnliig unpaid after .Iunc '.'. litiiii.
.lAMiGil l'lil'b.
i.‘olipctor of issue of tlit‘| t‘iiy tit fliiiillt
Niirwnilt.
tluuilt Nor'alk. (loan. April ll. lllti.
till lni
School Taxes!
The taapayers of tlir iioiit‘h’ Norwalh
iltilott ticlisul district sro hereby nstb
lied that the district but of one anti
tins-quarter istlls so the dollar. laid on
the in" assessment list of last. at a
meeting of the district hold on the lat
day of June. till. at tile li‘rssitlin
street school house. will be dos and
payable alt tits 8d day of lay. lass. at
which tints i shall as may to min
I... at iltillssti's drug stern. at Wuh-
litgtos street. Penalty at the rats of
also par cont. 0 mi from flay M.
lass. will he charged on all tan-vs nu
usiatu lust! on and after June 84.
til
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assessments, contained in the report of
00 ,
7i Ii day of
r
children'o 359 V‘lubbon.
loyo' .OHOO' Shoot.
‘.
‘ been and is ammonium we
u"
made upon it.
tile and professional men. and
Read!
then
Profit; °
Upon the Int symptoms of
a cold. procure a box of Dr.
Isrlsud‘s Acetott. Tats oc-
eordlng to directions and it
It” says you from a long
and painful illness.
Aceton
will care the grip; euros hesit—
aelis, slid neuralgia; does
not sleet the heart.
..
cost I“ It Wain.
Aceton ”Medical 00.
I'l'l‘lc. CONN.
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LINCOLN
STORAGE
WAIIIIOUDB.
M DWIOUM” “W A!
Taylordflotdsn’s
”Minimum
”WWMM.
M
JaoohM.Lavtott,
Vin. Lib MW
IMQ§ENCE.
asst stun «lilies-i Ass-i.
O! Ladiei’. Marissa Children’s Shoes; also alargt‘i:
stock of well known manufacturers’ shoes that will beat
‘ any‘bargain on thetdp of this
Fashions “0 on
LJ‘]..' plots-lion‘s. 7 ""
. .Ldsilo‘o' .1 I so fills... ”.4 a."
Leona... see. Mm- . tar-01:
Lodidl.’ IJUO' Shoot, . jg; ,iafi'
I . 'U I
we" ~~" . Mt . w ‘
lists-op: and canon-on;- shoes. worth from at.” t? so on, use
Lodlos' Ibo Raisin-r . " '4. . ‘llu’
Mon’o Wins-rakuoooao, worth $4.00.
, \ , "Jo
Mom 301”“! ." worth 4.00. aso
Marti. Inamol .hOOI. worth 4.00, 2.50
Mon'i Pianist Loathor. worth 4.00, has
Man's calf fill-loos. wot-eh 8.90. i .35
Main". Working Ibo... worth 1.00. Loo
alien's Hip Boots, worst-i 3.50. 2.:-
Boyo‘Doublo Solo lhooonavorth 2.50. i .85
worth i .25, 960
Business Men
of the Norwalks and vicinity are rapidly becoming convinced that
it does not pay to have cheap printing in use in their. business. ,
How” Do we Know '2
Because of our rapidly and steadily increasing business, which has
composing and press departments in operation day and night, and
our engineer finds busy moments
whirling engine from getting a hot box because of the great demand
The Tendency 0f the Times
is toward a higher grade of printing for the use of business. mercan-
printer's art, because they realize that printed matter which bears the
stamp of experienced and skillful design. and careful execution. is In
itself efficient advertising fur any enterprise. because the character
of a business is most absolutely judged by the character and ap-
pearance of the printed matter in use, and, as we have said before,
the business men are becoming cotivinced of this fact.
It is not a Case of Hide-'and-Go-Seek
to get thv' "best that ever happened" in the printing line. for you
can find i' and at the right prices, at
circulation audio Printing 0illce,
No. 46 Water Street, South Norwallt. Conn.
Just around the corner from Washington Street.
lN
r'vrewarr‘eas ?
THE Sll'l‘
This ('IIIII
flit Mil Prtlltt 1190!le Gillian.
mm
D. W. RAYMOND.
It)! 'fltI wounds 0'
Furniture. Floss... DDD WM.
Itoyoisa. Curing... as W at. lusts “it.
etc” ate“ sic. . m s Dresssst Terrors
“mum.“
J. D. JENNINGS.
Mall.
alumna. Iii“ sraaa'r.
mandamus
ssi.ioilai..aaufrsstitslp.ts.i
iatitrdsy.la.st.tsil inns-Issuer
syevsalagstrssi'ltsa
l ‘-
earth.
’53:
as.“
s '00
.
. Nos-walk.
now find it necessary to keep our
in preventing his constantly
in fact, all who have use for the
TBRESTED IN
If so you should ltnow all
about the latent iliipmvc-
mil tutti
i l‘W‘
TYPIWIITII
in ibi- Inuit-r lll iiopmrrnicuts.
by im- i-sucd an Art t‘itlttltigiw
stints titug much at value. it is (run.
flotltl I'm IIIII‘.
NYRM‘UNK. N. V.. l'.l. A.
New York «am In Iin tstt
lib-w i'bmp illil'w filt'mwn iii.
hml‘hirssior
M
“Maker.
imam.
use.
0'“.
ransom CAI-ls 11-!
Open daily, saint saint-day. from I
WWO!”
,m
host physicians In the command“
brisk
' WATKINS,
guano are troubled Ii WHOM
sci-oer. chi-outmrheuina , . for lien:
ralgic affection. It is endorsed by‘iho
warranted to, do wlnt is claimed for it:
Plaisted's drug store. South Norwaik.
Conn. ' -
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to
inroasn‘rsc
/ .
, The only wickless and valvsless oil
stove ever made. .
No directions necessary.
Simple and economical.
' No valves “will not overflow.”
No soldered joints.
No wick. No siuoke.
Cannot clog or get out of order.
Absolutely safe.
. can out
REFRIGERETORS
LAWN MOWERS.
You can ilnd nothing better.
coasrfifi’ii’;
d DOW, ' ' ‘
‘ ' 112 Waehin mneireet,
South orwallt.
§ Oooooooooooooooooooooooo 8
8 A High tirade l’iaiiodlroct
from tho factory. :lildnys'
0 {no trial. (tum-ammo for
8 gen yum. Do not pay {an-
s
Wr in us. iilcml forcotaiog.
KENT tit HONri‘J Fiatbtiab nvcniic,
ilmoklyn. N. Y.
O OOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Kent 6 son, Pianos.
' ricvn for your pianos.
Movi head!
ngA
0m? New Goods Are Now
in Stock.
We have paid stna'ial attention
to the new colors and have a
large variciy of designs In Red,
tins-ii. lilac and flown.
You are cordially invited to
call and ate tliciii.
Paints-N supplies,
(lined. ctc.,
Painting, put-crbnnging
and dccorutlug.
E. E. Gorham,
to Fitstutsn. lint limit.
"W
«on WW. nuts..-
onus at
Wall Papers and Borders
1 NORTH MAIN ITIII'i‘.
loath Norwsll.
lsntpis Books of Latest Iiylss of
Papers. lint-lists and (tilt louldings
taken to houses for inspection. on so-
2|” by postal. hilt-ates Mil,
no.
Whoa out driving why liill itsvo an eye to
Comfort and Itylsr
it costs you nothing cairn at the
EXCELSIOR
LIVERV AND
SALES STADLES.
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"Have y u ever noticed." d the
observing young man in the saith
lunch restaurant. “how differentiati-
pie eat pie and what promptsthetn to
eat it?" ‘
“N 7 can't say that l have," replied
his fr ad. . ' '
"Well, I haveml’a'd‘sV
continued the
:nlghty interes lug
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"I don‘t doubt you have," said his,
friend, f‘but 1 nm tooqliusy‘n‘tnan to ,
Waste my time with such toutmyrot."‘ ‘
,"Tornmyot nothinglv Do' you see
that man over there? Well, he's a
rock-ribbed "pie eater. . I'lt‘bet a hit "
resumed the thoughtful‘onet "Iie‘eatii
pie now because he bectine so addicted ”
to the habit long ago that his system:
will, not. assimilate any stronger road;
I would wager a house and lot against? f
n second-band‘pIe that ityou‘ aim-
with him he would tell you‘tlisi'. up ”
American people eat too much that.
Of course, he realizes at. times that he
has not strength of mind enough to w.
slot the temptation. Do you see that.‘
other man over there?"
"Yes, I see him.”
“He's only ad'occasloual customer.
lie is a comparitiVe stranger to head;
cries.‘ He frequents them only when
he wants a quick lunch” and he takes
pie only because he has a vague idea'
that pie is about all they sell. Then. /
again; he knows pie; and’oe is doubt-
ful about the rest of the stuff sold in
these places. Five minutes after he
has had his lunch he couldn't tell you
what kind of ’pie he had eaten to save
his life. Now, that other fellow in the
corner eats pie because it is ‘tilling for
the money. That man seated next to
him eats‘ pie from the force of habit.
He really wants only a cup of coffee.
but he feels that he should order some-
thing else, too. so he takes pie.
“hook at that man who has 1 t
come in. He acts pie because h es
it. He has no fear of dyspepsia, and
he devours his pie with a relish. Proh-
br study of it."
vtng‘ man, “and a
study I have found ‘_
. ably in a few minutes he will be drink-
ing lager beer, in the course of making
a business deal. You can't hurt men
of this kind. There is another kind of
pie eater l have noticed. He is the
man who eats pie with apologies. He
likes pie. bttt he thinks that it is un-
manly to out such stuff. Then we have
the artistic pie eater. There is one of
the latter class over near the door
now. He eats pie with the most ad-
mirable self-poise—aeither too slow
nor too fast. lie does not show either
too much liking or indifference for pie.
lie eats pie because he likes it, and he
docs not care who knows it."
"Well. say. how many kinds of pie
esters are there. anyhow?"
“0h. lots more than i have mention-
cd. bttt it would take too much time to
describe them all. There. look at that
young follow with the far-away cam-es-
slon in his eyes. He comes in hero to
eat pic because he thinks that ho is in
love with the pretty cashier. i could
tell you of other pie caters. but--
"No. you couldn't, on your life. i
have nilssml an important cttgagemcnt
now listening to your lecture on tho
fiends. ,lpt's get out."——Ncw York
Tribune.
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