WA,
~‘l'ht. Admiral. his 05cm e‘nd lea
Itart fer ti'elr.lletlve Country.
‘l‘iJl' ' i l.. a i ’ ‘il.'il‘
1:
ii
A
an artist ill illlliiii.
Mover-the Tuatmeat M-
oulded the mull I'd-enm—
‘Isppyaeeomouoae or tine.
ntle'and Generosity.
‘ t . .(By Associated Press.)
Portsmouth. N. it. September 12——
luet 'of tho sailors and marines who
survived the disaster which befell the
vibe-ships of Admiral Psscual Cervera,
the popular Spanish ofilcer. at Santiago
lhet July. were taken from Beavey’s ls-
land this morning to the steamship
City of Rama, which had been chartered
in take the admiral, his officers and
men to their native country.
‘The work of transporting the pris-
oners was begun at 5:15 o'clock and
at 9 all were on board. The arrange-
ments neceuary for the comfort of the
men during the voyage were carried as
much as possible. as the sailing time
.o' ii 3'
“.iliiilllll
We m steering in the court: our, right to
file exclude lm elite word " (laundered
"erllerfr 0331015; Mode mark.
r. it. seem Put, .0! Eyeenle,
mama, was ”e originator
of, “l“fllll.” the tale that has
horse and does now hear the fac-
sterile sig- . ~ . '
nature of .. . .. . .
an every wrapper. This is‘ the .
original “ stereos " which has been
and in the homes of the [others of
America for over thirty years
tees Mlmul at the wrapper
and see that it is the kind you
have always bought and has the
“W“ W‘
of , '
on the wrapper. lie one has author
ity from me to use my name except
The Centaur Company, of which
(this n. Fletcher is President.
and 84, 1898. '
W flWe eDe
“liltiiifollihuilliep allot"
700‘ OINTAUIIOIMN'. III IOII OMe
cawooa cites-Ls.
'0' m Vb. m It. In.-
palad .0 like. he Ida.
The late Earl of Oewdoryss the
owner of two charming residences in
Wales—Stackpole Court. Pembroke-
ehisa. when he died. and Golden
Grove. \Oermerthensltiro—bnt these
were more pleasure houses by compari-
son with the ancestral home of the
Oantpbells. Cltwdtilll castle at Nail-n.
This has north British dwelling ro-
niained almost uudistnrrfid from the
death of Sir Hugh Campbell in 1716
for a period of nearly 150 years. when
it was conscientiously recurred byite
late owner. 0-de castle itself ind
its rise in a fierce and wild age. around
which traditions of a haey nature clus-
ter. It is a legend in Nairn that the
murder by Macbeth was committed in
an old chamber of the castle tower,
and visitors wishing to conduct than-
eelvee with gravity and respectful rever-
ence are expected to receive this story
with an expression of solemnity not an-
tingcd with awe. That the “silver
skin" of King Duncan was “laced with
his golden blood" in this particular
apartment is a fable that need not now
be enlarged upon {
Cawdor castle \by its outward aspect
is, however. strongly suggestive in its
gaunt and minatory massiveness of the
fierce and troublous times of the ambi-
tions Macbeth. The story goes that the
thnne who founded it was much con-
cerned about the choice of an abode
and waswarned in a dream to place his
worldly wealth in a coffer and to bind
it upon the back of an ass and wher-
hsdbeeu fixed for noon or soon after.
Admiral Cervcra with his son, Angel.
made farewell visits to the officers of
the navy yard at 9 o'clock and after-
wards boarded the City of Rome. On
his way to the boat the gallant admiral
spoke enthusiastically to those who ac-
companied him-of the treatment the
‘ Dorlon House.
Gregory's Point, South Norwallr.
Americans hau accorded to the Spanish
prisoners, to his staff and to himself.
He detailed the many courtcsics he had
received at Portsmouth, Annapolis.
Norfolk, New York and Washington.
He was most favorably impressed with
the American people one said he would
take home with him many happy rccol-
lections of the kindness and generosity
of those high in ofliclai circles as well
as of citizens in every wail: of life.
These sentiments were heartily en-
dorsed by his son. Lieutenant Angel
Cervcra. and the other officers of his
staff.
J. E. Sullivan, proprietor and manager.
Terms reasonable; bathing boating,
UNfllllil'ASHEl) lilifilll-I
fishin .eleotrh- cars to hotel, con-
nect u with all trains on the
N. .. N. H. a H. it. it.
“LAND ('lu\.\l
MARI-25 AND SHORE lilNNl-Zlifl.
jyl 5m
Colonel Dudley. U. S. A.. of the adju-
tant general's other in Washington. is-
here making an investigation of the.
shooting of Spanish prisoners on board l
the auxiliary cruiser Harvard which.
occured just before the vessel left (‘uba l
for Seavey's island. '
lie is taking testimony of the "NIF‘
flies and the Bosnian prisoners and has
also had along conference with sumo-i
tel Carvers on the matter. The shoot- ‘
lug was the outcome of a dispute 00-“.
twccn a number of tlic prisoucrs and
several privates of thc Ninth Massachu-
setts regiment who were on board.
—————-——---
BY THE WATERS Bllll
Cottage Life Along the Sound
Shore Near the Sorwallle. ‘
Miss Anni.- t‘uri. of linnbuiy. hit.» rc»
tnrncd hutuc from ill-ll Island. “how
she has been sln‘ildlng several works.
”m...“— i
The hotel at Iloton Point will bl- oc-
cupied this wlutcr by John ritcwus uul
wife and Thomas lictlormack. who will
have charge of the Point.
Lieutenant Allen. of the St'Vt'ill)‘-lll‘bl
regiment. Ncw l'orlt Volllultt‘l‘c. la
:pcndlng a few days with ”in. .I. it.
Wt'lln. at the Kinney t'tlilnlr. i'inc
lel‘tllt'.
l-‘reult llrltliin. son of t'. It. la-Klyn.
of New York city. formerly of .\‘orwulk.
and a lncmlwr of flu Eighth lt- slim-iii.
New York voiuntccrs. wins it gut-st ill
Nyilu-d collsgc last Weck. having a
short furlough.
thucrai Mutingcr Julius l‘lukrusn-iu.
of the Improvement I'illlullill)‘. aim» his
annual cllill‘sitm lo ltotou l'oint from
lilisnlielhport. N. J.. and New York
city. yesterday. About hill-cu hundred
lwoplv liltin- up on the iron Iltltllllltldi
Nihi- and many had dinm-r «t llic ho-
lcl.
M
linton Point will be formally closed
for lhc moi-on Wednesday night. ul-
Iboliab liu- 'l'iuulwsl mnlpony will con-
tllluc to run this there until tit-at ma lt
‘l'wo excursions air at lllt' l'oilli lmlllil
'l'unlol‘row illlill u lroiby party from
tilululord will lw tilt-ii. 'l'lll) will
bring llilii own mind. islill ll.l\t- tl.|lll"
the til ”it poiilloli 'ihc lilnl Illl'lllt'
of lltc mason will bc Width-mill) wh-il
I'lllil) lIlt-ililitl's of th. [Alllall r llllll. of
Mt. Vernon. will new .i llltlll' dillnt-r
in tllc bull-l
—._._... -W
OMIIVIT.
.\ will it.» lit'f‘ll born to Mr -liid .\‘I'n
l'lrtlcsl Adams
Now
“it’s
The EveningSelitinci
in
the
Norwaiks.
_. .._- .. i
Circulation alone I
lcllll tllt- story.
rill: STARS:
"PEACE!
itth you read the daily pit-i
pcm'.‘ !
l
A in you Inmlt‘tl tip-imbue ‘.‘
unudcrs
tsuilliy.
ruptured Fairflclll
f
A lid culllmln the Nullncg state. ,
U ‘n- lnvltul to headquarters.
N o. i': North .\llllll‘s the sturc. .
Delve-y: “lin'uh illc llcwa to}
mother."
E volylnaly'n rid of WAR.
ldc illc ”tiltlEN‘l‘.” - far It-
lletm‘e. ' r‘
a larv- illltl Htriiaa ltll‘t'Vt‘l'liltInl,
Mll'llucl. Linton. hIcIIllil'ce‘.
'I‘aylure. l-illtcn. ill-.\‘t. Wal-
ler. .\lltttlll. l". .l. 'l‘ltuu and
Mill“! 'l‘uylor.
'l‘lill STRIPES——
lied. Willie and lllllo.
atmmwn
avg
e“
Ieantaee In
Us I. Hunt ‘0“
I“. to "II-
flflicea. ill" Main N'roel.
nae-awe. COIN'
‘lu Mooring tliiililuft‘ia.
ever the animal should halt to set
about his work. The ass“camo to a
saudstill at the russctburn at the third
hawthorn from the starting point" and
lay down. Curiously enough. as if to
1880. Many stirring tales are told of:
the later history of Cawdor castle, j
which cnino to be lcft untenantcd for.
long years owing to the Oampbelis do- :
parting for Wales, where they married .
young ladies with ample fortun_es.—‘
St. James Gnmtte. ‘
WHERE THE JOKE CAME lN.‘;
The Boys Baffled the Professor Bach,
Much to Their Chagrin. '
A very good story is told of the head
of a college who was the [sisscssor of a j
vcry clumsy. old fashioned vehicle to;
which he was very partial and whichi
he constantly used in riding through the -
atria-ts of the town. to the disgust of
most. of the students. ‘
A plan was formed among stuns of‘l
the boys that on a certain night they
would remove this offensive ,vchicle.
from tho coachhtmlio to a wood about
half a mile from the college. Their in- .
tmtion was to run the carriage into the'
thlchoatof tho woods and underbrush.
and leave it ihcro. .
But the principal by some meaiillf
learned or suspwtlvl their intention.
Alsonliiigly. in the cvcning. ho
:quictly went out to the cmwhhouse.
Euud. wcll wmpimd up. crouched in a
armor of the carriage and waited.
Soon the boys came, very stealthily.
and. without looking into the vehicle.
began their operations very quietly. and
in wlllillmril, and with runny a "llush"
and “Take tom" and "th out." they
ltit'cctslctl in getting if out of the homo
and yard and into the road.
There they were all right. but they
were puzzled to find the thing so heavy
to haul. and mold grumbling» and pad-
iugs and paintings. variNl u-cttsionully
with u strongcaprl-mionof disgust. tlicy
auras-«ital in matching lilo WIIIlK the
principal listening to their complaints
and rutbcr chi-lying the situation.
lluving with some ditllculiy backed
the carriage into the brush. they llama
. tomugrutuluto ouch othcrmt the "It“
was ot‘ llll‘ll‘ iiiiliicurcr. The old gentle
luau. lctting down the window. to their
utter aurprlno and alarm. very quietly
said:
"Now. young lo-utloiucu. just talto
me back very climfully. if you pivotal. "
—-.‘lpuro Molnclltn.
Birds-law
some interesting olsa‘rrutlous made
by M. l’utio on the surgical treatment
of wounds by birds wow recently
brought la-l'llh' tho l'hyuiculm‘lctyof
thin-tit. ltl tin-so it was l-slulllisilwl
that tho snip" lutd oftcn liwu olmcrveel
With ltslwlit
mid lonillcl‘lt it iuultre a Very cmlitnblo
dressing and has even lae‘ll hllowu to
wrote a inn-itch limb by nicuueof a stout
ligature. nu one tl‘t‘tttlltbli M. l‘utlo
lllllcd a anipo which had on ilechceta
lul’gu tlf't'lt-lltg colitis-aid of down "Hill
other ports of the body and I‘t'llfl'l,
find to ibolssly bymngulatcd blood.
'l‘wico he! had mllaiwith interwoven
fcntln-rs attained on to the alto of I
fracture of one or other liulh. The hunt
inn-noting example was that of a nut in
both of whom lcgs he had unfortunate y
brullcllh u bundles-million. lfluully
flu‘twcrtv is on the following day. when
he found that tlwwouudld bird hull
colltrivosl to u ply drivel-lugs and it nor w. 1,
14......” )1
of splint to but limbs. Ill carrying
this lips'f'flllllfl sonic fcuiliors ling]
cutnnglcd pound the teeth. and not be-
iug abh- to tlael its claw- to get rid of
them the pun couture wile alumni dead
from hunger when found. - Public
”planet.
5
(‘ipve and Roseanne-
"You're nervous. “ sold the throw.
“Quito right. " liIllllllli'il tho patilait.
"'l‘llttt‘e why l ill-iii for you. "
”'l‘llo only thing for you to do.” ea-
eonflrin this traulition, to this day in?
the dungeon beneath the tower a haw-i
thorn grows. The other two trees have:
disappoarell. the last 0“" as lately “51 burst.
"f'l‘. t‘ .\i .\l‘llllll‘ prim-fwd lll lhc
.. «WA-
""""'""' "31‘." ."3 ".',"'."1'.".’ . I i " .avaslso
.\fiu rlllsan 'l‘Iltill sunlaiiiwl nlltlilitf :fxi'awfitum
paralytic stroke at ill-r hoiuc. Hatllrdul. lllM'li Till
and lit! iii a critical Itlfllllllilll. liOMlOif.
—.—. .... r.
so
Mn Lillian Twitter and mo t'lur ‘lltr
hair rctuniul to their hmoc iii “'fmk'
lyu after attending tbr. summer in town. .
plnllil-ll flit! tltliitfl’. "is ill ulVo up Illa.-
ing t'iilil’t ly. "
"i don‘t soloilc at all. " answered the
isstlteit.
"Mil” Mill the doctor. “Thin the
thing for you to do is to smoke a gin-d
cigar or a pipe mmlmally. it bee a
1 very mulling vffvct. "
h'a may to prlwrihe when you how up] gelling ararccf and were" "cry lnothing if not wiriotlc.
inst. you miserable little wretchi
twp-Chicago Poet.
”mu”--.
Sifted Days
Sug est school suits for the boys. We're
rea y when you are.
Hate.
it all faces were
would answer; but we
styles to fit all faces.
Ncokdress.
are already here.
g for wanted shapes.
I'IlIGFlILD
:flrgll I'M ‘L
I!“ "I'll,
“pro. church It.
IIIDGl'OIT,
.a1 Iain “not.
L '1 Open Monday. Friday and Saturday Evenings. “Til
-- a,
MWAYTOH.
Mrs. Jennie Shcror has been visiting1
Rev. and Mrs. J. ii. Slater, iii Houston;
.—
The case of Stutc against H. l’cppcly
t
was continued this morning until to-.
morrow morning.
——————— i
Fay 0. Willie ('liill'li‘i't'tl John ll. lic-"
illickcnsack. N. J.. for wuterniclons.
l
About a dozen csrpcntcrs arrived“
yesterday to completc the work on J.
Sherman lioyt's new rcsldcncc on (‘on-
tcntmcnt island.
nearest sun semen. 3
The Democrats will hold thcir caucus
l
in the Town hall tomorrow night.
Attorney iockwod's houses are al-
inosl completed and will soon be put on
the market.
ilcv. C. H. Sweet. who is in charge of 3
the camp meeting Lore. is the guest of‘
Homer Birchartl. Maple strut-t.
llcsidcllis down around the t‘ovr Mills
nrc woullcring if tlu- trollcy syslo-m will
be catcndcd bcforc tiuv \Vlnlt‘i' arts in.
it is to the crcilit of tllc llliillllgcl'li
of tho Stamford hospital that Ill--
grounds surrounding ll iirc kcpt ilI .sui ll
t‘tlillllllull.
W. \V. ()Wt'flii. ullo owns and tll't'll-
pics'a bcuutiful rl'alllt‘lll‘t' on Wood .m-
nut. forimrly t‘un- pond. conic-minions
limiting sonic lliiprol‘iliiculs to his
Illiit't‘.
William iioyts grcvnllouscu. which
loilluin so funny llii" \ul'icllls of WA-
chin and strum-a. are ill thc lmlob- of
line llllllllt'l'ii. who are union ”will llit'll'
illlllliill overhauling.
_._..
That was a plcusunt authoring on tbc
loan of hill tlilll'npics ll'lltll'lit'i' oll .\li
rotoli lliil. Friday afternoon. it
l'flilhlllt'tl of lllll'lll or twenty childrcii.
who, with tliclr p.ll'i-iil.-. liild ill’tt-lillil
imitations to a social siltllcrlug tionb n
tllill l‘t'li‘t'iillllit'llls M‘l‘lnll lu {hum it \cly
lilt‘uzlllll hour.
'1 hr colon-ll falluily Mm nl-l'c iwi-lrgl d
in the Flt-tiling and .\ul‘llil'up prnpcl‘ly
oil 'i‘llcadily i‘lt'llllll bit tho llldt‘t' oi.
‘l‘iilli'siluy. ‘l'ln-y urn: out with llo-ll‘
ltl‘tus and colors llt‘lftl. licforc lt‘llYlllfl
llll‘) find it limb of thr low illitp-ll ibc
pi'clulelu. lllli win-illcr with How to all'
his "in owucrs or not line not lit‘t'll
lcurncd.
.\llobjt-l-t of curlo-iti ltt Norotoli lliv-
cr lul'ldgc l.» .luloli .\lill‘ l'h whilc llllull
loll. ullllll lollslsts of about l0" lilt‘ltc
mwl, bountiful whib pl-rau ducks
'l‘lol ill‘t'al'lll n prn ill .llllll'til'lillil',llfil|l-
lint around on the poll-l and it I'I‘liilll‘l »
hill 4 [li‘t'lllllil‘ Willi-lb iioill thclr owucr
Io sci lliI' Wiltlll' than lplocltitnt hi .i
lrclmndons i‘lilt‘.
.\‘oitlliri l.cwla. t'llllll‘llll‘lh' years of
luv. u roiolul umu. llll'llll'l'l)' it IlliH'.
who utli- .l l'cltllll ill of llu- town upwards
in nor ,H‘lti'it llgo. uhcn lic was new
. -lllti-liri churn-ll ltllll it much
‘ -altlt‘rll|. “M iii toutl lit-ll
act-it wetting fluml-iol .lid lawl- a...
.o bard-working itllltldrious luau ltllll
made many irbude. who contributed
irl-rly in ii... “iii hc thought with llllll
ilc has been it l‘f'lllll'lll of iiouth Nul-
null. for it ulltliiu-r of yinrs. but hit"
iii-m 4. it for immc llllll‘. which accounts
for his prcucnl ell'lllllll ~l tlit'illllllllll'
«lee.
il‘lrsl young lady tindiansntlyi l.li-
ll» lulv. don‘t you know that ii is wrong
for Still to slclil illosc dcllr little blue-
blrd can" llon'l you hour that NW"
of lllmw dc.lr lltllc cults would b~ u llcitf
Illllc bluebird“
liccond young lady tinorc indignant-
Iyl Ycu' And dont you know that
slum-d blucliirde src 25c apiece now.i
uneasy in School, we make boys' trousers extra
siren -—donble seats and knees,seams double-
sewe and taped. buttons put on to stay on—
and charge no more for the extra strength.
Suits for boys from 4 to 14, from $2 to 86.
second been”: Meigs 8t Co. special, $1.50.
Alpines 0i like qualities at like prices.
Most of the new things for Fall wear
_ Manyunovclties in the
showuig; but at the old prices—25c and 50c
" slam am,
tram-voyeur." veie .
Because boys are so ’
alike, one-style hats
have tovhave all the
Fall derbys, best”;
'
these.
i
'iliot as humane as practicable For this
' ed by the shell of the cartridge and
12.18”. *
Ives-y lallet Its Own Dealer.
In spite of the terrible increase lathe
deetruetivene- of modern warfare the
tendenoyof thetimeeistomaheaccn-
reason the use of copper covered ballets
has been frowned upon. and a Philadel-
phia physicienheeaplau that he alums
will wonderfully mitigate the saluting
of a man whose body has been perforat-
ed by the modern entail caliber Millet»
and penetrating force of these bullets
are so great that unless they chance to
strihe a bone they will pass entirely
through a man's body without his know:
log it. The physician's idea is toattach
a small wad of anieeptle cotton to the
rear of the bullet. This would he never-
couid not interfere with loading or dr-
ing. As the bullet paesu through a per-
son the wad will antiseptieize the wound
and prevent consequent euppuration. It
may be possible to so nicely adjust the
adhesion of the wad to the bullet that
as the missile passes out it will leave
the wad to plug the hole and step bleed-
ing. Ultimately this system might do
away with the ueceesityef a large med-
ical corps. as each bullet would carry
medical treatment for the unfortunate
it wounded-Philadelphia Record.
Truth and Fiction.
”Struwwslpeter, " one of the pic-
tures. represents a little maiden. supine
in bed. very ill—and no wonder—with
an immense cherry tree growing out of
her mouth. This was the and result of
swallowing the stones along with the
fruit. in spite of all warnings. But we
i all ltnow that truth is stranger than
?_ fiction. and the Petersburgslrayn aneta
l of June 26 and July 8. last. quotes the
W Wkfi ‘ following exemplifleation of this saying
5_ __________== from the foreign papers:
"A little girl 7 years of age. Amelia
WESTON ! L.. whose father worked at tho sawmills
Mrs. .l. S. lum- has bccn clitcrtaiuingf in Belgard (Mu), was at play the other
WLClib'.
‘ many ,vclers a resident of this
T was lit'ltl from the homo of his dough-j
I llt‘lll
ullt-of-towli friends for the past two] day. when 9110 managed '0 push "39
I seed of a plane tree deep into her car.
Miss .\llilnlc Williams lizis spent a‘
few days with Miss lrcnc Perry. is‘
\'.liicy Forgc.
llurry Watcrbnry lcft town on ch-‘
ticsdlly to act as conductor on a liridgc-'
i Watcrs' sloop. last vn-ck. and wont to‘ port motor “I...
Elbert Carver has .1 broken bicycle
as a result of a collision with it horse
.iud carriage. after dark our night inst'
Week.
.\ir. and Mrs. James Watson and
daughter, of Brooklyn. who have visit—
cll Mrs. llzlwicy Williams, have re-r
turned homo. '
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
ll'ronk law, of the Little "(lull)“ liis<
trlci, dicd suddenly of cholcrn infan-
tillu, oil ’i'llllrsday. agcd one your and
‘ a half.
The funeral of William ilccrs. for
town.
tcr in ilcddiiig on 'i‘hui‘sduy.
burial was lil Wcstou.
The
The ilillci‘iil of Mrs. l’lntt Kl-cicr was
on Friday. from I‘lilllllilllllt'l
church. at 2 p. in. Mrs. chlcr iind
lawn ill most of the summer. She was
in lltl‘ clgliiy-scvclitii ycltr.
North-Id tlrxlngl- llcld its rcuulur
lllt‘t'llilfls on Friday cvcnlng. ’l‘hc milk
and buticr qucslions wcrl- IllHi'll sod.
'I‘hc Tramp llllil l‘orc‘igu idlcmciit also
m-civcd attention. and many amid
ltlt‘ilh for the disposing of each were
brought out among the patrons. The
.u .\l llootilig oil Scull-lulu r '.':i. \llll luv
Ill churgc of Miss .\lllilllt' \Vllllllllin. ttio
Worthy l'llinoliu.
Isl" I018? To OMNI.
Will of the Late John P. Iamilten. of
Itamford. Admitted to Probate.
(lly Associftlcd l'rciol.)
.‘lllilliltil‘tl. t‘oun.. s-ipituibrr l: The
will of llu but .luhll 1'. Hamilton. who
for iii'\|‘l'ill ,vl-uril wua \‘lt‘l'-|Il‘t'lllltlil of
lllc t‘ltiscils’ savings flank. of lllli lll_\'.
w.” Ill't'st'lllttl for problllc today. 'l'lic
will alums that liin until.. in vaiuui at
about lift-UN“. llc no» u willow” and
bit no Ilt'lti' l‘t'lilllll‘n. .\illong lliu lic-
lllli'rll madc ill the will arc the follow-
lug;
litmlll of l“||l't'lKll .\lisaillllit til the
l'l'lll|_\‘ltl‘lllll I'llllitll. ”Jul": lltlliill of
lloltll' .\ll“lllllit of lill' rhul'l‘ll.
.t'IJNl“. board for llit‘ l'cllcl ttf tllsdlilul
illilllnltl‘l and llu-ir widows and ill“-
«ll'cn of the l'rl-i-b) lt'l‘lilil i'lilll‘t b. “one,
.\mcilcau 'I‘rml stu‘ltl). of Nce l‘ol'it.
“MW. Autumn's Filt‘iitl riot lcli of Sr»
innit. New. Anni-ban I-‘cnmic fluor-
illilll Holistl and the lloluc for ihc
l"l'lt lillll'llel. of NM‘ iul‘lt. ”Jill“. .\lncr
hull llilllt swirl). of Now l'lirit. IHMI";
l'llildlru‘n .\ill Mlt‘lI'I). of Nun \‘ullt.
01.000; Institution for tho rclirl of rup-
lurtd and crippled. oi .\l-w i’oilt.
“MM. llollrd of Education of l'l‘l'bll"~i
liliiill t‘llul'tii. flood board of t'hulrh
crutltnl of illl‘ gt'u- iltl .l-eluiblv of the
.'lt'h||)ltl‘lllll church. limo. t‘ounn-tl-
tut llllllllll'ieil school for lllllc. at Mill-
tilt‘llinl. tilmu, ‘I‘rnsiu-u of the l'l'l'lllycl
icl‘inll 'hltll", of l'lllillllillflli llllll club-
‘mlli llclllmi work. in old iii ”W or...
lieu of til-w thin-lay atlltml t'lmpl'ls ill
the worm statue. lull-u.
lic leaves a eutlb-icnl amount to )ichl ‘
a yearly income to his hon-clump. r. Ann
Morris of 3mm. and thc l‘l'lillllilt‘lll‘ ill
ttliflll of from [loan in imam to lllaliiflt
lclillilcr. lit to Mill l-lm-elirrc
'——-——-—-—
illi llll‘
a
"Why air." said "I" gmiogirt. "the
'Kl‘iitlll'. you walk on was our» under l “'0
water."
"Wt-ll." replied the Mood, who i!
"it simply gore
ito show you can't hold America down."
: Shortly after she began to experience
‘ The father proceeded to cautiously up-
' uncongouial soil—Notes and Queries.
. tition that she "was the wife of one
acute pains. and it was found that the
seed had taken root in the waxy secre-
tions of the car and was growing space.
root the intrusive plant. and the girl
has new recovered. "
if this story is true. it is to be hoped
that Miss Amelia 1... now that her ear
is once more free and in working order.
will incline it to heathen to the exhorta-
tions of her elders and will not go on
planting plane trees in such obviously
Position In Society.
To all those who spend their time
wondering how other people live we
would suggest that an examination of
the plaintiff's petition in the case of
Schneider versus liosier. 21 Ohio lit
08. might throw some light on the sub-
ject. It was a suit under acivii damage
act. and the plaintiff alleged in her pev
Zimri Hoeier. on whose good conduct.
frugality and personal labor she was
dewndcnt for the support of herself and
their seven minor children. for the
proper culture and moral training of
the latter. and. to a good extent. furl
her own position in society. The said ;
Zimri llosicr. when not intoxicated or
laboring under the effects of intosica l
tiou. was an industrious laboring man i
and regularly earned and receivad for
his labor 01.50 aduy." There's man i
ligament for you. seven children and s 5
wife supported. the children properly'
cultured andmorully trained and the‘,
wife's position ill society maintained-—
all on ".60 a day. Perhaps there may
have been attenuating circumstances in ‘.
the intoxication of Zimrl. —l.aw Notes. :
A use trait of Ilrealh.
The "pucuiuniophor." an Austriaui
invention for enabling miners. firemen.
eta. lo breathe when surrounded by
after damp. «looks or nosinus fumes of
any lilllfl. consists of an airtight rubber
bag containing a steel bottle of pnro‘
oxygen at a praeeureof ltitl litcre and u ‘
mend prutectmi glass bottle containing
a lib per ccnt solution of cell-tile soda.
The oxygen can bo adnilttcd by a hand
screw into the bag and drawn into the
mouth through a rubber tube. the now
being closed by a clip. The turn of an. .
other hand narrow breaks the glass bottle. 1
allowing the caustic slide to flow out.
and be absorbed by a limited netwo h
in the bag toabeorb thecarbonieaod
tllllltlul. allowing the osygun to be to
breathed. the apparatus being capable
of furnishing oxygen enough to last
from an to iiti minute-l. as has been at-
tested by utlluoreus experiments.
Arithmetic and Medicine.
lt lean bonnet unaoltory that confesses
its own blunders. etlli ignorant that
they are nothing win-e.
A whaling sitiplsir. iii the old days.
carried a medicine ritual and a table of
luminous tiuoof the rules ran. "l‘ur
also throat with fever. give a table-
spoouful of No. l5."
"Well. it so hop and." explained
the captain. ”tilat o. in was all mod
or. an i gave tile than a limes-Kainiid
0 No- b and another of '0. ill.
and ldou't illiuh the chap that drew
up the table could have been good at
figures; or «in. what'- all". as llltuly. .
the medicines were all anus hither
wax. is was hard on poor lIili. limited
in all an hour. withadroellftll pain
in his inside. "—liilcbenge.
Ileaneem
Wichwire—li yue donor worli. you
ht not to M
angry Higgins—There on .0 arm.
uinpin on me for esiiu eat.'causui
we to. not 'caaee lweut tn-ludieu-
, spoils Journal.
i To "hunch the spots all anything'
is an allaeion to the traditional aid" of
A a. ._ 4‘_.‘.nm M‘
lien an Plain—Fa?“ Endorsed"
an East Norwalk Citizen 's'vlta
Besides on Keyeel' M’Oflu'v‘, :
Few people will admit failure whili“ ‘
Melly; ,-
therc is a chance for argument.
people claim success when no one rim
to dispute it. What we want to
of the question. We are doll! '
every day, and tllc’Norwslks are hcfilie
nilig to appreciate it. Now. to get I' slit
down to the point, everybody it sq
that there is many' an aching
many a lame and painful one.
luring from which makcs’lllc a
but having tried so many remedies, the
sufferer not finding success, looks ”pull
all who profess to have a cure with all
the skepticism of a skeptic; and yet
one more struggle wnth the right ally
and the back is free. Others have done
it right here in East Norwalk, why not
you? Read what Mrs. Annie Clark. of
5 Keyser ave, says: ' '
"My husband and I both food Dean 9
Kidney Pills. and obtained. very
ing results. They cured his back, and
after I took them I found myself quite
well. I had kidney trouble for some
time, and it developed into steady back-
ache, accompanied by a urinary weak-
ness very inconvenient at night. We
both tried some simple home remedies,
but the trouble still remained. Que night
i read an account of a cure being made
by using Dean's Kidney l’tlls. The
symptoms being identical Willi mine. I
got a box It Plaietcd'a drug store. That
one box complctciy cured mc. Both
Mr. Clark and i think very highly of
Doan'e Kidney Pills." '
l-‘or ssh.- b all dealers. Price 5
cents. Made by Foster-lllilburn Co..'
liuil'nlo. N. Y., sole agents for the U. S.
Rt”llt‘llil)t‘l' the camc—Doan's-and take
no other.
Gammon:
A a
3......» lite Kind loll lint ill: M
“an“ M
of , ,
EDITINEL PATTERN.
We will, hereafter. each day, show
me of the latest Paris, London or Vi«
Inna styles.
liy prcsclitliig llic Sciitlncl coupon.
and inc, at Silirtcvunt's, you can obtain
any size of pattern.
illN'l‘s lll' MAY MAN’i‘ON.
So ililll'l‘ :ippropriolc style can be de-
.im-il for Hll'la' g. ucrnl war in country
ll' city tllull that llvi'el rcprmuted in
blue and white itt'riif'. inch wide braid
. wing uscd tor llll' siuipll- lh-corutlou.
‘i‘in- shirt waist. which forms a see-
llltl llnllcl‘ll. No. mill. is of pink and
slilfc pinlll IM'l't‘llll‘ lilltl may he “it'll
with or without lll~' lilcltct.
'l'hc i-kll't consists oi from and side
mils ulill it «might breadth lll centre
mi k, lllt‘ Illnckci opcliiug l-t lug ulndc lll
‘culrc. 'i‘lic limit is shunt-d by llllthl"
ll'lll l-Iliillll. ti.» fronts rolling illicit to
Mill grillcflii lnpl-ie to which the sailor
ollur is joint-ii. and the seamless fac-
lll: t'tli‘l’i'a thc collar and lunch: tonal.
r continuing to llll' fowl-r ulge of lech-
t.
The White collar umy bc made remov-
ibic and of pique, dock or utilcr wash-
llilI' iobrlc iii plncc of lairgc.
llic two a lllllt'tl aicn'ca arc of la.-
onuldc t‘lll lllltl i-iiic. lllc Willie hullil
oinpb ll’il will: .i migh- row of build.
l'l'lll) suit» ill this style are Illitllfi If
lltlll“. till! it or ilm-n alllt'lil‘tl bins butltll
if u illnl‘l't‘lll color ltlllillllK lll' very
lallllllilllili‘ ilcl-ol'nlltiil Nitric. tweed.
'llt'\'llil. lbuiml or other wool Initials
will timcltlp sliiisbil' for school wear.
liiiuliiml w iill Ilitllillil' bl'llill or builds (If
‘llc material
in nulio- lhi- lot-lot and shirt for I
still I our. of llill' olll renulrc iii
ill‘lb- of Illl’llil'llil ii lllcilcs wide. The
mom. trio, is t'lll in sure for girls
iii li, it. ill and l! nor» of ale. To
limit: lhl~ win for .l cm of it years
will now. ‘.' \‘uil'fla of material a
'Illltli“ “li'l 'lll l-ltllll'i‘l. 74““. ll N“
in rill". in. gill of ii. \i. lll Ilitl l!
mu». of mu
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lIiHll' I'llll'lfl lII|\ IIM‘.
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litititlutil it an it it it no if if llititltloot
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. casronlA.
. "It." fiwxféfidhhm“ "M “0:". For infants and (film
was ' epute out a -
eeedbeidbetweentbeflugereofafrieud. “I I“ VII "if. than H
l The color of seal depends as the es. ’"m "W
teateewhiehicneatemabeeheeaal- , WW”! .
l lowed a a. l
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the M- ‘
burlle‘n.‘
please -
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No False Returnsrq ._
do in
it is '0“ established that the velocity to place our claims where doubt it, .i. "
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