‘ Dori" llutie iii:
In as Action for Divorce.
Defendant in "filing n molten.
~‘rttutttitcrisitsuttttrto
WM.
lilies ins Grunt»
l . of Camp Itreut.
t
l Mitts Ada Stevens. of East avenue. ii:
tvlttltlng in Trumbull. Conn.
front a rihort vacation trip.
R . my... Divorced later. “a the ,l Mitt-i Maggie Murphy. of River street.
lib-tun hm loan rpm-min. in
Minimum» Well luown
in thin City.
mltnn 6. Barlow. one of the best
thin Minstrel men on the triage and
‘ “I been made the defendant lit up ne-
ttntr for divorce ttruugitr by Lillie iittII
rlow of Trumbull. The notion in
W on the grounds of lntemperiirtee
W cruelty. Hrs. Barlow was in
‘Wbuli until a week ago when qhe
mt to New York to prepare for her
mi, tour. She.iiurs been on the
mat) several years. The unit for di-
mo wait brought tin-mutt) Attorney
dreamt ,of‘ Bridgeport. and in return-
|Din to the September tern) of the Su-
" parlor court. The Bridgeport Standard
‘ any-i -
Hrs. Barlow in well known in Trum-
hllll and her father and other relativett
have resided in that town for many
mu. Her father is Derensel Hall. a
well known resident of that town. The
plaintiff Is no more well known than
Illt. Barlow in that section. lie has
lived in Long Hill during the sum.
not“ neuron for many years‘ and has
llltle himself a great favorite among
the townspeople. 1 hey all regret the
breach. The whole were married on
larch II. “it“. and for sever-pl years.
traveled in the same t-ompany.
Divorr-e proceedings are not new to
either party. .\irri. llurlow watt div-
oreed in order that she might marry
”lit Barlow. She was also the t‘ltllw‘tt
of Mill llitrlow'ti separation front his
lint. wife and on her ueeont lint-low
uncut one lliltl it half years iit l.lltllfIW
street in". Burton-”tins been known on
the stone for many years arid is it piou-
eei' In ltlaek from work. He was out- of
the original members of the famous
Harlow. Wilson. l'rlmrone and West
eombiuation and headed tltitt eonipnity
when they jumped front l’ortlitnd. Min.
to San l-‘raut-itaeo. The company was
the most ttIIt‘t't"Hnltll mlnritrel eoiititirrtr
lion that ever far-1d an Illllllt‘llt't‘ with
the pttttultiie ext-t-ptlort of the San Pran-
eiseo llllfltili‘t'lri.
Art the head of that organization.
ilnriow made and spent a fortune. A
dozen years ago he met Lillie llall.
' who was then the wife of flit-hard Quil~
ter. nit ueIItr. linriow wait liviiut with
his first wile III lllt': time rttttl’hitt :tI-
tenliotni to Lillie lliill t'llllrl‘ll his wile
to rteek ll lllb‘tll‘tl'. shr- With granted il
tieeree Illltl awarded alimony. lhirlow
was unable to pay llll‘ Nllill Itiillltil it.
the court itlltl for IN months lo- lived
to the poor debtor‘s ti -p;trttnent nt |.Ittt-
Iow trim-t jztll. l-‘luuliy lllri wife relent-
ed and m-eurrd his release.
in llll‘ ml‘liiillillt' Quilter had been tll
\‘urt‘rtl turd Lilli.- li;.-Ii Ittid littrlott \\I‘!‘I
itiui'rletl durinu llll: litilitlltb Itiimtrtl or
with. Mter illt‘ marriage. they tliiilltlt'll
ltlI tilltl tor It tilitr \\tl't' ntitlttity: Illtiil
or. All went utvii until liltil
when MI... llirt'itm lI'L'llll to t..-
lnurt of Modular liloiitt'll who hit. .t l. .r
tltttit port in llll' l'IItit- 'l‘ttiti.» t‘.tlttit
eoiupnuy. irt Wlllt‘li Motion in Illil'l'ilil:
'I‘iieu rdn- and her lillnllilllll had it tatilittr.
out Illlll l'ot .‘1‘\'tl‘l|l Itiontlttt tltt-y hay»
tit-t lived together It Willi mirrored in
Iltiutll'it'itl tll'l‘ll‘r tltnt Nltt‘ would unit for
it ilwt‘t'wt' till t-Initttoty itt‘tttlltrin. ltitilltlti:
.\liitlnno Itlouielt .I.< t-u-twpoittlvut, in”
this old itltlllltli'llt'tl iii ttr- prev III .I
tutu ..itt— t.t.trI-».tl.itt ht r hutbuuti in
north norm illlll out... it... rout-i tor illl
ttlotty.
Mr... “Milli“ t»... tttii known on tit-
orator .tiol tor rtt.ru.\ your» llt'iltlttl .t
totoputti of lit r mitt Hire in .I «lint
mitt» IIntl Into illllit‘dl'til it. lltllt‘tlil.ll."t
tit liillllt‘l'ttlii lllll'll'trulil' t-Itrribittnttotttt
Stir in .ti liltntlll lttlttltttl lttl‘ .t ltrtil
Ilt‘U Nilmlli to t‘tlti' Illl Mitllilil'ii illitl
“tf'lllll tiltlill.
.\lilt Il.trlo\v littl- iortu ltt't'il ttthttttw
Imiuul one of lltt II.-«l littltri’tioutttotn of
tile llflt‘ll Ilium .\t'i ... ti on lllt' ntngr
lit lim- intir'. butt in luvorile and or
llil‘.-l'lll in writing l‘ntle ’l'oiii’u l'tllllil
with umttt more» lie in tttttrInit tit.-
\Vwal or III. )tt‘lil When or hit. Iottuttm
liltlitl in long lIIIl too I...“ ago, be
mod.- ”it “lil‘lltll of the day at II llurt
tortilla. and unit uIttuy additional llll‘
llllll‘ll'
Nl‘llh‘llll
t-lihlitt‘
.. “an...” 4
IOII 0' I‘ll OOIIDIIII I103
Arrtvsl ot Infantry and Ioeund New
Verb Volunturn.
tilt ‘\
New \uit- lotto ' ."I‘ 'l‘ht- ltttltilluir
III the Hit Itlltl t nit-d flittt tutttttty
uhi-It Int lilll ittwv t’I't ill I. for.
trtoittorlti t'ttutp Ilo‘u to tit.
wort littll‘ill‘llitl llli~ lliltl‘lllllu to Long
liltlhtl t‘i't Itlrrl titratirottti thet )tIiti‘Ii‘
I-ti tr. t‘uiittt \\ skull
'l‘ltt- Hottrtril St .\ l'ttl‘lt \ lllllllt‘t Im
tired in term t‘Itj. III in tintgtrt from
Florida 'I'Itti it re tut-I in .t .«tvuttrli-
tet- or .otmo hour 'I‘tm wm» Iran»:
III-trod to It... Wui r‘itnit- lllilil and ...
l It‘tim‘lt etirt’lttl for 'lmt i'lottie of
lli" ~trltlllit’h not. «it it lit" in to rerun
ml in he lilllll iti trout tttlttlllttxlt .trtd
mote tin ‘ll'lllllililll while in It
lll‘ lt'll‘rl ltlllt‘rl Nutter tintrlu
noel-rd llt‘fli front the iltotth twin.
I'irey are on their way to t‘ttmti Wilton
we mini l't't w I
from
ill"
i it
who ll known by every theJtrt- goer.
mutt.
lltiti arrlitcd home from a trip to Eu~3
.rope.
. ‘Mr. and Mitt. W. S. Wilt-mt have
moved from Washington elieet
llridgeport.
inane Ahrnlianie. of not. on. b.‘ virili-
lug hitt brother. Joseph Abraham».
t‘onur-etiriit avenue.
Norton Iienediet iii viriitlng his friend. ,
George Wyirll. formerly of New York.‘
‘iit Torrlnxton. Conn. ‘
Lottie Conklln. of New Haven. Is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Peek.
(from) street. Nor walk
l
Mrs. Gettige ll Raymond of Berke-v
iy street. in making a vis.t to relatives
in Three ()illhl. Miehigun.
.\ir. and Mrs. (f. .\. SI-orleltl. of Nor-
walk, have returned home from a trip
to Stamford and Waterbury.
Miss Margaret 1.. llailornn. of lien-
ford plat-e. ht \‘iriitirg her eotiriin. Minot
Mamie Norton. in New Haven.
.\Iins Janet Meeks. of Brooklyn. in
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. liaviri W'.
Raymond. of (‘reeeent 'I‘errare.
Mr. and Mrs. Janieii Front-ii. of Phil-
adelphia. Penn. are gut-sin of Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Gray. Spring stre‘l.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Leihiintlgui. who
llilr' been I" W. l’. 'l‘ot-tpie's. llrond ltiv-
er. returned to New York today.
'v ......—
.\i:i‘.vtqr Alfred Lasher and sister. of
New York. are visiting lo-tlrand Sny-
tler. en route from the Illulllll.llll!~.
Judge A. It. Woodward and Attorney
|.t~vi Warner. left Norwttik unity for
Port Kent. N. Y.. for El two wt'elt't‘. out-
lint.
Mr. anti I‘ll‘tl. lrIt t‘ole and daughter,
Mitt): Alli-e (‘oltn Irt' Ntrl‘wulk. liar. re»
turned htlfllf' truth a sojourn til Waielt '
lllii.
Mr. and .\Irs. l‘ltto Itiirthttl. Miss .\titt— i
tetra.\lt~titre.ttft-‘toritli .‘orwaiit.aud Min“
3L2
Dry floods MI. Airgun II. rm.
W’Smitii, liurn ..
l
Butternut" tow. ll. ll ll IIItCtI.
‘Iarnunt Irlg. Irldgoport. Orion.
Irlealiititer. of Norwalk. in:
RilDillG OF A VERY“ lil'l'lIR
JS'i'lllli AUGUST BUSINESS.
"lite remaining few tittytt will be given
mlnp to the ('lotlllll of some few upoelaii
. values In Summer tloodn arid the open-
trip. daily of the New Filll Goods. whit-h
tire v ry interesting.
5 DRESS troops .tNIt SILK iirerit'r.’
MEN'I‘ INVITE YOi'it INSPEC-
'I‘ION.
lleautittil funey Silkit very Ileriirahle
t‘or shirts waists. handsome
silks for skirts and the new woven in
Wool Dress Goodtt are it wonder and ii
variety to meet from. The selection
.now it at its heat and the first pieitl
always. gives you the eholeeat novelty.
(If the iineiit goods there's variety but:
not quantity of it kind. This gives yiou
.i ehanee to get an exelusiie utyle~one
of your own.
BLAXIIBTS
Warm Bedding.
tit-t Blankets (troy Cotton Blankets
piiee 3th per pair.
itH ltiunketr. White (‘otton lllnititetn.
‘prlte 39. pet pair.
II- t llianketii. Gray (‘otton Blankete.
oriee the and 81 per pair.
”-4 lilnnkets, Whitt- Cotton Blankets
{the per pair.
13 -~t Blankets. White (‘otton iiiunketr.
.'.per pair.
11- l llluttkt-tn.
Silt 3 per pail
.
brocade
Willie Wool lllilllkt'lri.‘
i
Fittetit Good: on Earth.
UARRARI‘RD FIRE YEARS !
itir lliii turn titre
(let our l’i'it't's before i
l buying.
l
.
l Comstoclr, Watkins
i
l
& Dow,
112 Washington tit.. So. Norwuik. l
t
i
1
l
II 4 lllnnltett-I. White Wool Blanket... ‘
at 82. 2:. 321m 33 3:}. .'.II $3.90 $4.40 and
$3 per pair
11 t Itlankt-ttt. tiray (‘oriou Blankets.
Si per pair
IJ~'l lllnrikets. tlrnt tottoii lllaiilIt-t~I
SI 2:. and $1.3." per p.tir.
"llie It “only to Wear Iltpnrtnient has
some few things to go today at .u'llt't‘llll .
pl‘lt‘es.
.\il of the Linen Skiru Ittttl l'iupie
Skirt: that have been 8!. SI for,
and It redut-ed to just half |l|‘ll't‘.
Junkets of Linen and l‘l'mill t‘lotli on
_ , _ .t tattle ltv thetiirieli'rs: some wt- tit-par—
l‘.llillltl llirttI-rintta Will Mill today (or um] front the mi“ “0 at 5.“, mm
the l lilteti t-ttntt-N. .cmnw'
i
.\lius t'lara .\It-ilonnld llltr‘t l'-illl'llt'tl - r s
’to her home in Bath. Mattie. after .t . “ RAP} ER '
.\. Mr- :
unit-tr .
\lhll utilr iter liltrlllt‘l'.
liotiJld. t“'rtt~'teiit "~"'ltitittr.
Mrs. J. .\. lllt'llill'llstin net-oitipnrtiett
by bliss lu‘tllll lilnt'kt-Iotiilp. Itf .\ttttili.I
..\lt. llilh rt-Iiiined borne otter an ex
llillll'tl vi-«it iii tltt-t ‘utnkill Ilillllllldllih.
.\llr. 'I‘ I“. “Hi" lliltl .\llsta .\luriel
ilyritt- have ltllllllt ll to l‘tiion lllll, N ‘
.l.. Itllt'l' h|ll‘|llllllfl the ..tiinirttr with Mr
.tnd .\it'e. .\lllllilt'l Sturdy. Iif Wittiil
with.
i
Letter t'.tit‘tttw W l". 'l‘tttrtomitr itll'l
\\ tr Merritt .tl‘t lti itiduetleitt Ind-y .
.tllt’litllllu llii' reunion of lllt‘ Set."
mirth trutiiirut. l'ttlllit‘t'l‘u‘lli \oitiit
lt‘l I‘~~.
.\lt‘. .\‘ttroh \ Silli. \iittt'ht: im-tt
ru~tttattiutt Ill .\‘otthrtit New York. re-
turned ltout- yulertins. .l“tiil|||.Illlt'll
by hot blult'l. .\lt'.. .l.llllt" II ('lt‘Yt‘lltlliL
\\lltr will .pt-tol mteml lll)‘ with lltr
itrtrtltI-r. it. li. ltoozili.
.\ltm l‘ittuti- t'rttelo. Itf l'tllri‘oolt. it.
who lot» lit‘t'lt titt utowt of Mr. l‘llillll'rt
F2. l'It‘ll'l“. It! li:tyii--w .tt'vliite. It'll
.\hottlt Not «oil. for l'lil“ l't Itit . _te~i.1:
titt \ll'n. l'ttit» l~ titItrttttttuu Mr».
l.tiil Stile , of t it tr..ltutl ti.
1 III: Htil' l.\l.
\
II...” Inlttt tlllthl tit.t\t'llllt)li told or.
will \I.
Ilt‘ltl'..lll ltItItt lll' lrtt or I to lllt
lllttllllll lll.ll lotto-tut In turn mtili'
)till‘n .iuri, whrn It. on». lll.ll\lllfl it trip
.\ll unr liltll of ill
Ilit‘ Ilt'lt‘t‘l’ tllltl
illlltilttiltll itt titm‘tiltr lIillt Ilt tottt‘t't'tttt-
The driver a... not to he enmity
lie Willi tiol txnttiy .ttttriy. but be
\A In llllll ll' ltt' Itttultili'l
itillt IIlIIl lu- Mitlt'lill) rlitlltl Idli‘ to lo-
l.llltt‘il In
her III II llitlt- eutltill lillll'ol‘
on II plittlwr-t' Milli"
tirtrt tiny ht- ttut twid-
lloII
t'll.
“ll“ tllIIIJIII .
The time «tot-poll for tllll'
.Irtd when
it rolled away attain the .ttit I rt'l‘llll‘tl
”I l.|ll\l'tl. lilhlliltl
-t|ltl of .Iflttltillt)
lltttlit't to Hit
‘lllli lo _\trii
lo mtltl ‘I
ll' lti~tu trutililt'
llltt‘ Illiltlllt'l llliili
lil' out. the
t’ll'llilllttl Ibt
I didn‘t int.
poltttu tit. tunttirtui
ti.otrui-t )trti “.tn on.
lilulllu poop-i l'lltlfir .Illll l .tlti't not
lltl one lot lliill Littd lltrt when I
not tnt‘lllllfl im It ..I.»i .I minor pit out.
It fuel. I Ilitlliuwl trtt mind I itttttvtttt
i‘IiIiltl an... Hill at... .t g.ttttoi»t New
Yuri. Tlllttillt
Iltttlr .
lttltl lit
ll‘ttlllH
.tt
lit-i little .I hitioi pt'otlig.’
sottttrtv orgoit to tho- l‘mirt
httutw Intuiti- tote It down and put it
togtihti Ili Iltrto lionttt ‘I‘lw ortmit
I‘tllllilllll .“th town. Including ltn-y- I‘llI-l
I‘t'twlv1 \Ilt'l irt' r t'tlllllllltll'il tlo ..i
tron ht pitrtnl upon it Not tutor out.
the town Iltl'lt lit the t'ity "all lower
not out oi order illltl the Mind urttn
tllttrltml to tho t‘llll‘k llh foot ultll tr
llitirrd ll ittI nitrite II. William llriuirt
Koltottio
Willi litttlr lii~
6.10 p.
.
t‘ulim and Lawn Wonit-u‘» “Toppers
‘on it rilltt‘llll table today. at l'Jt rut-h. ‘
t
CttNi’IECTlOXERY
illil’AR'l‘XERT.
:ou irriltlltlo of n l"lt‘lII‘lt
l‘rtitnt Hint). of tilt u pound.
('iiot ttiltt .-
Slll'l‘ll, llURRAY tit 00.
Ilaruuut lltiiltliutz,
INIDGI'ORT.
CONN.
'I‘ANlll-Zhlrt
Billole l. . .. or. ... l Rillllllllg
We it pair um lttttut ll .It our" port of It ht
I \I iv. and tree p nil ~tipptit mu luttitl Rpm kt I
witt-t- lll‘llllll ml to I ItuI-Iti ut the torrent prin-
HI wing llillt trite. rt putrid mine in- mi Itt. Ittut- r
Mlhnltllltllll' ltt-ttn~ turpentrl; lut'lrh in- suite
\lt tht'lt hlllfi'lllllllll. 0. fl, t- Itgt
run- I and that hinlrrt ll itIttlrttIIIl p «to Illlllhul
ll.i..ll.il.iitiil.lt.lt.linr'l'iiiir
lti I‘fll‘t'l .littie l. N“.
rt.li2.\\'ld tltil'i‘ll NtIitWAtdt lI‘Olt
NEW YORK.
\. .\l. t:..'.:tx. ltd-rt. t..tt.tI. il.i.'t. ti.tt.'..
. 1:, Hit. Mutt. itozix. lt.:iti. tron.
lunar. tint-x. ill".
I' .\t rum. ill 2251.3..M 401.
not... 5.3.1. Mir. art. Matt. II. it. to. no
lll'NllAYil.
l‘.’ 53!. 4.55:. irllll. 9.06.
l'. M.~' min. 7.20. ll 45!. “HO.
l.l€.\\'ld NEW mltK l-‘Oil OOI‘TII
NtlltWAl.K.
7.12.031. too. 0.00. 7.00. root.
ptttnx, taint. Il.tItix.
AM
\. M.--
9.02:. 9.0“. iron.
I'. .\I . I‘Jitlll. tot strut, :ttirir. Mitts.
«roux .tttrr. ”tin. pong. titre]. tl.0:i.
Mu. ti. tux. “.30.
tll'NllAYl.
A. u, moan. 6.00. 7.80.
l'. Muw-rildltl.
LEAVE tittt'Til NtllthAl.K l'flll
NEW HAVING.
A. AI.~- l.lll. twin. dill. H2. it“.
itiir tom. ILIIAr. Ii til.
l' .\l. l2.tl2it. tilt. Minx. MI. Mt.
It'd? tort, illilrtt. it.l.'t. ll.|lt.
litttigeport in addition to above. It.
in. H2. tutu. Hit.
BI'NIIAYI.
A. limits. l.'.'tlx. 7.41.1".
V. M. lit.
lirt it Intilrntss outrun.
iltil“l'il uouwmt 'i‘fl DANDUIY.
A. M» tint. tuft. tuna.
t'. .\t. L20. Hill. are. too
rttrttrrdnyti. only thin I). in.
luNlli'ltY ‘I‘O Mlif'l‘li NtlltWAbK.
A. lit. rim. to. Ml. IMI.
l'. 14.20. Mil. ti.l7.
itutrtirty trrrhra to ihrtrlttiry. no a. or,
“In it. in.
.It '0‘. ’I It
8;}.u ‘
inw- i‘inttbtrry. I.“ s. 0..
'Our New Goods Ar. Now
in Stock.
l We have paid arm-int attention
to the new minor and have a
large variety of tit-signs iii lied,
tin-en. lllue and Itrown.
i Yoti are eordiaily invited to
l call and tree them.
PIllilel'lI’ unfilliu.
tilw. rim,
Painting, para-rhauging
and domrutlrttr.
.E. E. GORHAM
‘10 First tutu. lint lentil
: J. 0. JENNINGS,
T ~4th Bruit. VCIltillliltf. Printer.»
“uh“ I!
Wait Papers and Border.
1 NORTH IAINSTRII‘I‘.
Smith Norwalk.
Sample Book- of Intent Myles of
Pope". ltordnrs and Gill Iouldinlr
taken to houses for infiet tlon.o
time by pootsi. lstiuintu cheerfully
given.
undertaker.
‘l IAIN IRIIT.
Norwnll.
RflfllDth‘ E. ELI STREET.
TEIIII’HONI CALI. ll-I
JacobM. Layton,
iNBoRA'NBE.
llrnl Estate tutti lionu Agent.
Onse-
tiroas tltosnrotiip TIoteta. and hurting
Drstu. loans Noltttlstu.
"Ml t-ltookl shill.
oil'lrwlt. n ltAllJtOAu rue:
IDUTII NORWALK. CONN.
Notary Publie. nonpartisan-out.
‘l‘IIsI.
D. W. RAYMOND.
3nrwra\‘li\reetnr
out Molotov.
“'Wll. Datum
You Can Depend
l'poii the value of our Shoes.
can be no mistake.
W I) guarantee the result of every purchase.
(luv Red 'l‘ieltet Sole will eontiuue the balaute of
l Moving Ahead 2 this month and you should not fail toexamiue Jlll' stoek.
in this matter there
M. H. GLOVER,
l22 Washington Street,
South Norw elk.
TOWCIOSB Out
what is left of our stock of
GASOLINE AND Oll. STOVES.
We will sell them as follows:
'l'Wo burner and stop New l’i'oe ess l insoline Stove
was $21; now. ... ..... .. ..$17I..Iti
'l'wo burner and .\lt p illue l lame l lil Stove, was
NASH OI VAN SCOY,
Cor. ilnvtlt Iain and Wsst Sta.
South Iotwallt.
ZOOO'OOVOOIOOOOIQ"OOOb
.
a,
...-w- .
role ‘ ole o r u to s Ii. 0 a} or
301034130} r't-t o'oio'sire'u-o o to ojuio‘roiud 010-0 retro oiu'oh
IN THE SENTINEL
J. I) JENNINGS.
ADVERTISE
notot coat
II‘O.
are
CMVCIO'CIviQOOObOCO‘
SIXTY-FIVE PER CENT.
(if the
ll
t‘oiiiiet tit tit llt‘ilt'lil Him
to ulartt apply to s s
.\ol‘WJttllt
i
ei ll poliei lt'ti.
absolutely itoit- -i'orleit.nl Io; is with iri old trite
itusitttws men of this t' outttty tile poor. lly prompt
:ittioit YOU may out it re
applying today for one of the
l‘ outs but little;
low pur-
| ilotuiuetlieu. agent South
WANTED.
"
lv~
r
1'
Old Gold and Silver.
4 lid Utllll or Hliver of our ltltul: oltl broken or ill-martini
Witteltoi. t 'lnrlutt. Jewelrv. t-lpIItutr. NO" in any ottuditlou.
FULL CASH VALUE lllltlt BE PAID FOR All AlliUil‘l',
--—~ ttv ......
A. W. AUSTIN. Jeweler,
Opera Home liloeir.
Norwalh. Conn
53.? “meal-mm“-
. ... W
m ‘ ”M‘ "M xrxnxtxrxnx: txrxi. Ixnxtxnxtxn Nb. t-X-‘INIXM-‘XI -.\"-\"-N'»X--- ..vm
rel-phone st hello. OH.
Suit limit tulip [tut
Open daily. «mot Intern”. from!
a in. to in In. Illti from I to l II. II.:
murder 0 II II. to I! in oral on lol-
" evenings troll to I.
lntoront uneven on deposits. 1
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The Home Pawr.
Nothing tultro ltII plow.
never will be.
There I- no ttlllll‘lllllllt' unit the"
it in lllilllllI nrttl nriuttotl. ltttltlittu ttt tin tirur
group all the lwple irt town. The paper and it t’ pin-pie are
lttupnnltio. ’l‘lielr lutmtuare both mutual. tool they both
know it. The only prueilettl way of attrrwttou tho-e purpli-
lrr through the Ineal pttpen
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In}. nit-m an. (to-II u no can
try Dro- than.
In return for the ten and other mini.
snot. into 'l'ibnt‘. through the Mohammedan
momentum of it. Tibetan trade guitar,
the notiros send bank a long list of arti-
tiles, including musk rhubarb. wool, din.
of various kinda. pm. loun stones. ntetlb
. Italians and s new grade of unbleached
silken fabric. soys 'l‘lto Manufacturer
luck. which fornut an import.” M
of Tibetan outward trule. itt II mutation on
a stool] deer (Corvus ntottoliuti). Thin nub
: ms) ooours throughout onnmrn Tibet, but
the largest
plains rim the Role Nor.
hadn‘t. laid tomato ovum
Amt our
. o! musk put-oil out. to north t‘ hints. Tito
consumption in iiisu- Chunu iii corridor-
. nilllhnlid then is no artielo more use",
i
smuggled. A single “pod" rarely non-
. hin- niom than one-third of an outrun a!
. minds. The supply lli loan than it might
be if the Tibetan! but awn-ting rifles or ll
the danger: and difllouitiett of the «hills
_ were not torch as to prevent (‘hinetia mec-
‘ ohantrr from hunting tlto deer.
. weight in silver on the frontier.
Good mitriit. which in rtroognimrl by it.
rleh brown color and lntenriely pungent
odor, is bought for 10 or 10 times llts
ll
Uhung- -King in soil- for an much as In
ttnrsti lttt weight in silver. The mind: that
goon to Shanghai iii adultored with mine
of dyed mud and other our-untrue mutter.
totho extent it Iii said othper cont. A
few grains of good inririk will perfume I
whole. roottt. Musk. however. is used not
. only no a perfume. but also an a medicine.
and it in plant-d Muflln the clothing nnd
furs art a preventive against mothii.
lt- iri hold that prnttitnliy till the null
wltielt pasta-II thntush 'l‘n t'hlun- Lu b
ulnlterrrtod by the Tibetans thefou ll
rent-hes that market. by means of blood nnttl
llY.tll' 'l‘ he urzunl test. for ascertaining tin
purity of tonal: lit runninr: a thread rubbed
with gurlir through tlto pod. If model
3 of got-lie monitor. the perfume hi held to
‘ Sill; now... ...... . ........................................ $l.'t.llti
'i'Wo burner Blue Flame, ‘was $7.5)”; now iltiiitr
'l‘lli'ee " “ “ “ 10.00; now $8.0M
'l‘woburnerlIasoliiit-Stove.” (till); now $3.75
Three “ “ “ “ Will; now $5.2?)
littu't wait. we have only a few of them.
‘Mitmtil Jars.-. ................. ...... ....... . .......... 4H (‘Olll'n‘ gt tltth‘li1
ho ruifliI-inntly punt.
An important article of export from
Tibet irt rhubarb. This plant grown obtru-
ilniitly lit runny III"! of tho t-oiiutry. and
tho nupply III rtnltl to be lit oxeotitt Itf the do-
ittttirtl. tinnt ututntltiett are grown on tho
hillti about 'l'u-tlblI-rivlur. but the untiven,
lll order to Ilinpture of it rapidly. dry it b)
artifielnl boot and than injure. its quality.
'I‘hltt drug in. front the polntof view of tho
I-Irilized native-e, the roost. net-{Iii of ill!
'l‘ilteton med Ieinert. The hour quality grown
at an altitude of above ttooo feet. and the
roots are brought down lit the rough Ital.
by the tribe.» or by tho tfltintuo tuition: in
Tibet. The large roots are triittioetl on
eltttppI-d into rough square lumps. In tho
'I‘tI-tlhit‘n iIIi dintriet. owing to the damp-
toward the t‘llllllllt'. tho rot-III ham to II.
rare 'Irtlly dried turd urtt perforated to pro.
\I- lit tuilIlt-w. whit h is the great enottty ol
thet' hitter-e drug rut-rt hunt. Ull nrrlvni til
t‘ltttttwKitrg. the lumps of rhubarb an
turnip triitttttotl into small. fittiltll‘t' pieem.
and after Irving tiriml lit‘t' parked it)!
.\‘ltttughal. Wllt‘l‘u tilt mputl wright bi woflb
five times lira volut- on the frontier.
flho Mull Well.
The wife of n prominent lawyer liviit‘
lII tittrirtntitttivn rtu~entlyetiungt~ti It new
M‘PYIllil from Virginia. “ll”. although
hint-L llli t-onl. was omit-wed \\ tilt the [till
littltlo It! Lillie. and \"llim' tlt'sll'i' to plan-Io
her "Witt-u lrtoi already IIt‘I‘IhllIIlt'll moi!
than one tttitbttrrtuiririt: ..ittuitiou. The
other day on t-ttilnont lllllllnlt‘l‘tllltl loin-
pet-ItttI-o volt-fitter enllrtl at the honor). and
~‘ iii a film" time he lulllit‘lit‘llull upona vio-
.1 lent rlr-titiitI-itttinti of litteiitperntiee Ill th.
family elrI-le trod drinking in general.
Lillie ltIIIl heard that the rhino wan I
Illltlt of pmtttittt-ueo and standing. and tilt.
noted Itt'ettrtiirtgly. timing to the tnetllolft.
raw. trite brought out a flask of old willilt’
kept for i-‘I-‘ltllt‘ni tllill polio-ti II getirroul
quantity Int-r tho rrurkml be ill aliovtl.
'l‘itlillit: llltl M'Inmtt‘fl. Nlrt' “will [It "ID ”I"
retire IIIItl lt-tlwa tort-r, Ittrtl. pn'lllfl ll’fl
Itllhl \\ It. . ieor. ttp roprt..tnla lttl‘fil‘llluwh
‘ of “tilt! ll‘ttlli lllt'l n lghlutr I. flitl’dt‘ll.
l'titting i| t-lt-nlt hIItttlltt-rehlI-f oil has
ltetttt. Illl‘ mint-ti in t'o honor the "quality"
Ill rim parlor. who watt put to the midi.
of his tit-tttrrteitttiou. rtutl ultout tit-wrtwon
being heartily I'tlllt'llrl’l'il in by hiti hurtful.
.lllnl Ilit‘ll l.tili.~eottto urn-ping lllllllfllll'.‘
minted NW It-tt-rt‘I-heti lll\llti' with a mint
Jlilt'll. lie Klu‘t‘tlllt' wiriterirtu gloom I.
llli! lttt-it‘tttt. tttrtl. lill‘IIIlK lilu hut. loll ill.
lirtliru'. evidently believing that the lad,
won .I lryput-rrte or that lti- Jeni for tom-
ll‘l‘illit" litrtl lI't'lt IlitMlt‘ llit‘ subjeetol Q
Joke.-i‘hllIIdt-lphirt Item-rd.
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Tho Wmlr ol the than.
Preparation» are being made at Trlt-rtto
turttiw lllttwn'l’k of tlttrl'rettoh trlgttlo
lluttie. punt. lrt tutti. 'i'ltt- llllllil‘ had ilhtl
"Wit and it gtirttt on board and won blow.
ttp'tltrointlt art eitplI-it-it on bourthI
t-ztimmf whit'h hu- N‘Illllllt‘tl trrtltttottrn.o|
t-‘ept hill that your. All Tile-l notional.
t‘ltltttrteya foil and doubt Iprrttut of! their
ltIitgoIt. Not a window pane rettrtrinetl in-
taet. and the butt-Int on tho tpray wtthiull
rout-t- or lettutlainltgml. lie-dile- nlI the melt
ttll itttnrtl uuruyporsr or walltttur on the
quay were killed. rihhm ertttgbt ”Monti
were destroyed. The r‘rorteh tit-vent"!
trove ordertt that the t-Itttrntroplw niruuld tr-
lillitllNl up. and lMtli‘ltllln at well until.
euuuo remained it norm. It in built-v0.
that tin-wrath Iouloiu- l| large tuna til
intuit-t In gl-ltl and “doubt! trlnlietnlu-
tenth-ii (or in tuition: l-tarttt Itftlo Inertial.
the Fragrant" I‘M-III.
‘l'lre lerlouthlo phiIIequ tut-I unlit.
utility tor It steel. or no ltlltl hi- to... truth
lottttl Ie proquII-unl ltrotlttr ltIItl armed it
look all. r itl- lllm‘tllflt during that little.
I ntippm.’ lurid thI whit ulttm- pmt
that had been Itlwttg the irtoru lowly,
"titttr win-m Illr'l'lt in wally nothing wrong
utttltlttttitiiro imilratiout. that Ntllfl‘"fll
lit i-Iltrvtul of mu I will lie perlu ll!
to prom rlitiug II little lIlI r. to one Hit-e
"tilt. dear. no. replied the other.
"l'ltttt'tt not to oil the t'ttl’hl" thing new.
’I‘ihe iteteio in getting on I‘ttlltmml.'tr.
know llltul it tiniest-toy two to tuivlui in,
lllltllltttmllltl pullout. to git I1 up thr- ltleyrtlo
Irtul thrtuto tin-torrid!“ to gull "... 1 him
l'ml
A in: at the future-I.
luortler t-rlmvp uptlu- [emulation til
Mariano-t Itrt taut-utt- lewlihm III». rum
lllltt iomv with tho luuturtttut at no“
year After that rial. may ttorri oi fl
ttvtnwho II trot «lulu-rot tti lilltl. WHI-
Iritgitlittuiotu lite tttttutte. will turrets
pttt IIit normal on It to tmrtI-u while trite
gle or f'ltllllll'l young notion over In
rem-t- will ham to pay half that amount.
~— lattirlon lieu I,
link-on Art lrlmflflt
.\lrtt. Hagen 'l'lrer my not govt-mum!
in at It torrthttt lorri- wlrttt lotto with tit!
I
l'itlllpplltrn
, It" 'l‘I-tter—«l hat-r It. nodtlw haven't
(mo of fht'tlt "I‘ll Mum I“ l.
dowtth ttrm Ila not” than”
thermionic!" than.“
Irstrs M .'
Norwalk Chronicler