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ealpiol. gave s three’raiieuie ringing A
. vomit. watchfnut newbodr‘iaaoed .
humili- tor..tlle cloelag‘eeiection. which '
was announced by Harry Hypson and
sung witha will by the school and
congregation. ’I'hlls closed. one at the
most ,gnthusiestle'aud interesting au-
uivcrsertes ever held in the church.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Site ei' tIele‘vsr.
mm“, “mm and we WlII not sell you one
. J - that we cannot guarantee.

We sell them as cheap its tliiyme.
no matter who, and send

mechanics to put them up who

Irena.-
ave-lenient

Mauritania ”pretense has sold
mm at." lyrth ”shes.

‘stlauiey'loeephltle has been ov-

Igni- heaait work today on the

 

 

 

KIWI 03 can POLO nudes.

l'heUseotthe‘Arlnery “it to love
Been leoared for Games.
While in Derby. Fridly. halos uc- ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

; . understand the business.
‘ ‘ Clay. 0! New Haven, vice-president ol ‘3 I 0 '
burr. who went to Providence the Southern th'W England Polo ‘ WESIIIIIQ'POWdCI‘ _, ._..._._....
unbleiii pecker’s ”sloop rituals, League, elated that the league uu‘as- '

 
 

. you not only do!
the best washing Ml .
dirt in the markethut
in_addition, stake of
the sweetestpulest,
whitest and nicest
Glycerine Toilet Soap
you ever used.

You pay only for
the washing' powder...
the soap is free.

"II J. I. WILLIAM. GO»
nuevowovsv. cow»
nurse or owe-e lessee assets. ‘00.

3 yateroed home.

Iterrielni will huh ’the Eu
League Iheetiug tonight in the
ot the East Avenue Methodist
, ‘ . ichureh. ..

. ully secured a lease of the state armory
in Norwalk. be having received notice
to that efiect from Brigadier-General
Frost, during thekday. McCarthy said
the success of the game In The Nor-
walks is assurred.

Every effort is now being made to
secure Bridgeport for the Southern
New England league exclusively. A
National league franchise for that city

was secured some time ago by Manager

. . , Harris. of that place. but the present
W “Veil”. M N"! Eiffel. who 3 indications are that Ilarrls will not get

It!!! Comma! L at Camp Mall. ll l the backing necessary .0 iii over the

fllllfll. and his folks are etllea- l oiil rink in that city and to count I
”in; to secure him a thirty days‘ fur- teem. Such bucking has already lleen
W. secured for a franchise in the s. N. E.

. league. It will take about i.500 at the
ellnoch 8. Bowen. of,il Osiosu live“ ’ '

‘. very lowest estimate to put the Bridge-
“Quixote 10 090qu Ill! MW house in port rink in first-class condition. bilt
IstLtsJohn IVOIIIlIe befored Thankslgilllllt. this has already llt'i‘ll pirtlced and
a very we come an nttrncl vc ud- providing liurrls ilr is out and ilie Nu-
dltion to that avenue ot attractive 0i
houses.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Heating Stoves. Ranges and Oil Stoves.

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All sizes and many kinds.

 

Nash c- v‘ant Scoy,

lorth Iain and West streets.

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.- ‘ 'nleinbers‘ ot lisydbwer Hook and
. , oompany are arrang'ng tor a
' he held in their quarters in,
venue from October 14 to Octo-

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tlonnl league contract lit-clinics void
the famous "Dllmpy" Williams will
probably be placed Ill charge of ll 8. N.
E. team. which wtii represent the Park
City. This will menu the fastest kilid
of polo for the whole league.

Even if Bridgeport is not secured.
the success of the league is assured. for
ovcrv team now has the very loot oi
backing and the whole league In in thi
hands of experienced and conipttmt
men. who are themselves either ex-
piuycrs or ardent devotees of the popu-
lar game, which is sure. to be such it
fad throughout this part of the coun-
try during the coming season.

 

 

301' WING .OOLONELOY.

What lejor Fitch Says About the Talk
of Fourth Begiment's Future

ltl talking of his lii‘Wslliilp'T clcctim.
to the colouclcy of the h‘ourth rcgim int
.\iuior il‘ltcli said last Saturday. to :l
Silinilirtl Advocate illlin, that be was
not responsible for such talk, never
having spoken of thc mattcr. lie did
not think I likely that llliy appoint-
.liciit would be IlllliIt" until the return of
the tire ubscnt eotilputilcs. 'l Ilr‘tit' coili-
panics hurl been granted an indefinite

inure of .dnsciic». and on their return.
would be purl ot the Fourth rcititnelit

Rev. A. J. Smith returned home last
evening from attending a funeral at
Northport lost in time to attend the
Sunday sdtool anniversary exercises in
the church. In behalf of the primary
department he presented Edith Mead
with a beautiful Bible as a prize tor the
best attendance. dot of a possible
presence of 151 site had been prtsent
128 Sabbaths.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Since the law on escallops Went off
at midnight, Friday, the catches have
been unusually iarge. It is estimated
that on Saturday morning at least 150
small boats wont down the harbor to
, ’ capture the bivalves on the incoming
‘ l .- tide. Nearly every one who went re-

- ”(‘7'1'\\"“».f3~““\£\" fro:

THE LATEST Int snares

('llliiils the foot as surely as tho Iilgliist ttlcrit claims the “Will. (lit Hills-s
are costly the foot leaders on their sillpc and Willie. Willi us a good lit in

 

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Smith, Murrayg‘i

Dry Goods News, 0c

turned Willi from NO to (hm? bllflhitlfl. '8 mm” m a“ h circum l. n it as certain its hot u-ctiiirjdl'l Hillllinir. ‘YFIII‘ aiioc PIII'IllliI twcolill- u [dill of
h ‘ V r - ' " ‘3 ' . ' 3 "9" 'Illit‘ riot. us it Were. all m as one ' as s ii ill on it to mwgllli.
. Today a la 8" quantity 0' P0" .Ieficr would hardly be fair that the tiircl- ) ‘ ’ g 5

won, L. I.,cscaliops are in the market

’ and are selling at tithl'cents “a bushel in

the shell. Native oysters sell for thir-

ty-live cénts a quart opened. Over oni-

"luudred bushel' of asmlloptl were

brought Into Norwaik harbor this mor-
ng by local fishermen.

in Washington Street.

South Norwolle.
v-mv~-..--— ‘0‘.-

ullillpililice. lcss tillln halt the regiment
.low lit home. should elect u colonel.

Apart from this consideration, how-
ever, the regiment. as it stands at prea-
v‘Ill. is top heavy, having more than
diollgh ot ilelil otilceiu for the conlpilii»
lea. Should the reorganlzutklil oi the
.Vltllul’lllI Uiilird take place on lIll' basis
of three twelve company regiments. tilt:
lnujor is of the opinion flint one of the
regiments should i-crtllinly belong to
Jun district. in this is ll llllliillfticlurivig
auction and Illl'l‘t' lire tilorc (‘IIXIIIII‘
young men here than in the New Lon-
don arctlon.

As to tile Illilllt'l' of tlic coioiirlci'. I"
Knew iioiiilitg llllll’i' .lllUlll it til.lii iic
ililil sun in [no papers.

anticipation to W. ll. “Mind ('0.

Barnum Brig, Bridgeport. Conn.

M. H 'GLOVEFI,

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.. . . Titty CARRIAGE WORKS. . ..

North Maire Street. Gouth Norw-tk,

CARRIAGESAND ' WAGONS
SIGN

«or am. lllilt'ltll'rioss.
Ill this brunch. ivccilligivo theta-st that can be done iii any sull every

PAINTING l
“y Elna S’se’ttcflna a Specialty.

fili‘""B'E§Tiillil BEVERAGES.

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Highland Brands:

 

 

Reody-to-Woor Goods.

4 Sonic Saturday Values in this De-
partment with Quick Selling Prices on.
Twelve (12) only, lllcyclo‘s'iiits, rcg-
niarp rice from 32.48 to $7.50. sale price
$1.43.

F Twenty (20) Bicycle Sul- ranging in
price from $9.50 to ”5.00, sale price

The election is passing off ver
quietly on the East Side. Up to
only about 125 votes had- been

 
 

 

Both tickets are beingmil
scratched. In the contest (or firs ‘
mt.“ 0. cc ......
tugpnerfiibliZan’otickgt we... to it? in "my ‘5‘” C"'°"‘" Wm" “Mil V‘"
the lead The ofiicers oflthe‘ polls url-- in", from 3'50 w ”W ”‘1'” mm'- “-5“
Modernthr F E (‘rorhnm' checkered One hundred i‘oiorcd Shirts, vuillc
Ledger édltlllnd'il Steplle'i ‘thlhuv' m’m ”'95 ‘0 87.50, “010 price, 2.50.
William A ilrownson and wiliteiE A """" ""5" “n" 0‘ (“'l'flrml’“ for
Morison' box tenders Fred Loud-2”” "0‘” "WWW“ ””0"” “'0’" “W“ ‘0
racist and Charles Seilcck; booth ten-1‘5"?“ “'1 “m“ "3"”-

llors, Curl Wick and (teorgc Ke-ler:l l"“"'"""“‘“ “0""? Samples, price The
envelope booth tenders, Frank H. (‘arr‘em’lh

and Iroun 1“, Smith; “on”, “whim: IniIi‘l'WI'lll' illliI Hosiery Department

Henry Smith and Smith I.'lionliiil.-dicil for Sullll'dllt'v Willi “00d Val-cr-
‘l..r\llil'1b" l'xpnltwnnn.

 

 

 

SUMMARY 0!“ ’13! NEWS.

 

 

A Fili‘l‘lill cziiill- ll‘?]‘.lll'll tit
rirliiiliti

\\'Ill| :i Vt‘l‘llillill

says
Il‘itllllrl liitll foes Ni
ii. vc l‘tlll‘llltiiil l'ii :-
.‘.\i'I| il- (it i-tisclill.

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The lwcnty.ls|ghlh anniversary of, latdlcs' licuvy itilibeil Vests tiliil‘ \‘ ll-lt' tumult: ll'w :ll‘l't'l WIIII bl. "Ighl."d Br.nd‘ .3" Strictly Union.
the East Avenue Mctllmllrt Eillmcltrll Paul“. 1550 l'm'il- .. l and (Lilii‘ltll'l‘. il-i-uiiin Jllllclonlz V‘lfl" fliGflL‘flD PILSIER
church, celebrated with llppioprtliic Lilith-if l-lxiru IIt'ilVy l-‘lcccc Liliwi “a, mil“; by u m,” y “"3 "IG"L‘.° .‘ ’ '

and Interesting services but evening.1 Vests and Pants. :mac curb,

was attended by a large audience. lti Idldll'l' White Wool Vi‘rirl and Pants.
was characterized throughout by cit-iirtlc clllii.

ceili-nt music and inspiring fltltlf’t‘rtlt'vl. mop-y Nuturlil Wool
Charles Whrrlcr save a ulllcmilll ”turmoil I’tilllti. 7m- i'ili'll.
trnied talk to the chiiilrin oil The Ill-.Ml-jfi'fl l'xiip,imlp,,m,
i‘lticnce oi the Magnet. .loliii I.‘llom-' Mctl'e Mi'l‘lllu 5pm..
mollieu. of ltownyton, who was the first 37%.. up...
superintendent of the Methodist iluir- M...” ”H”,
bath school in East Norwolil. mullsI a “mm". 50.. ”up, .. I
inmt teliciiolls spoi‘fll. ill W’llli‘ll ll" Mcil's .\‘lltilrlil Wool shirts and 3
nlmkt- of the school itl its earliest Iii — “NW,” double ”Hum“. m“. ”ML
”mm“ H" W'" m" "MW” ”'"u'n' .\icu'r (hitticl's Ilatr tillli'is iilld lli'llw-
local to Miss (.JIIII‘IoiItl Temple. 'l‘o ere. m, m,“

In r, be said. l'l'lillill ibc honor "I in- hit-ll's Flu-cc lrlltt’tl Hillris llud liltin-
PPII'IIII "m ”mum". tlw “0mm" "I. “""t I'm ”"1“ rllx llicli ucrc Ill'llrlillil from .i tar as '

. 1" ' . e v V
spirits oftho sniatliuwtniilugrl \ llli Mt‘lll Mum“ “m” Shirts until”. “w m Mnnhmm. "W“ by “

first worship till-re wct‘c mill‘ Ilfly~tiltiv ..,. . , ,
M‘I'ilel'ih enruilul. lie rlf nod to the “NM” "' l" “"h' . Milli. tour l'i‘llII-l so Il-Illl.‘ lulurl'd llld'
it 2‘ is. H‘ liikl-li to lll‘ hospital,

potir accommodations. and tll'li‘i‘llli'tl Mlifit’llM‘;.:;:r“‘rlm '

graphically tho disoililiuirigcs under mu": M" ‘ .l iii-lino
will h the 'lllldl‘tlti silllllid the "this ill 1 " ’ .. .. M
till-.oid railroad shanty. Not the least 3"“ " mm" “W "m ""“l ”""- 3"“ l ll. flililll lit ll ”Jil‘li-lli ultimo iIIIII lt|.l\

- ' Tecto- iinll P'ilIIf-lli-Hlillll lilnl "\
s l 0- blue. lso. tl' mill. was the w" " l“
H h It irml ' I run vii-lirfll. howl-st shapes. {lite curb.

Ili’. \'iiii ill-Witter. cbupiuin of ill:
5itt'lll)-Ill‘rl tritium-lit. l‘v‘llll‘tlt'll to lll.‘
pulpit ltllll tIi‘IliItl l'IIiil‘fit'rl liltliliilit Ill!
l‘l‘illlill‘l ill iii Ili'IlI.

l‘lliil tiiiiipct Nil}! ”Nil iilc itrl'lll lllll‘i:
oi li'llllllh will into for You Wick.

i'ovziirrnlonlll rullrlidlllvli lll xiii
York l'ii) hill in Iltilllill iibe plum
Illillillil» rllllliinl; iuto llli‘ iiillltoils.

'lli it‘ is _li l~lrllltltlc for ltrinliilllull
i'illtlllll ot tl.c Iii‘w county of Nassau,

IIvilliJlli‘ll .ll\lit'll init- lillli ul lli‘
ic u illul-Ii oi tlilI ADlVlllt' l'flKIt-I'tlito'.
s \l'Il-l‘nlhl'l street llllil t‘rnirnl‘l‘nri
\‘ l - i

and Matt with Iron. Itoois AI. and Porter.

Put Up Expreooly for Family Use.
as carefully as a physician‘s prm'riptioll.
THC PURIIT MALT TONIOI MADE.
'I‘Ilcy build ilu'llit' wait. and are unsurpassed ill nay particular.

Ito it and ruinous furnished at rt-dliml pt'loasi.
. DELI
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ltildli'll Vests

llud ilraiwcru.

 

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VERED FREE TO FAMILIES.

ISAAC (I. HAMILTON. Solo Agent.
II lterttl Help 3L. South lerweis
Telephone": .

HlilHllAl'll oil the label llloaiis Hitches-t Rtaiilllird.

= .MTY-FIVB PER CENT.

i

i-‘our-iliilliilil

Connecticut ilelicl'ltl tum ei'll policies.
‘ absolutely nilllol'orlcltlllilc: is cilsli iii old age.

tilllroti eltilcni which lilullllllliil ll'.- I“iii‘ilii‘i illivcruol' Hittite. at Missouri . ‘ , ,
most ilx‘ilptmitimi front the mother Mill-i M iii" new nood- almut llie‘ ...i. tlii i-Ioslct‘il ill-ulterior cililliol tli'liltli‘li ll ply lit 5. 3. ll Iltlillllli‘illi‘ll. Ilflt‘lll’. Sillltll
church ill tioath Norwiilli. This. of WW" ‘l'l' "W “W “"‘H‘m' "" "W” i l ii“"ll| inc colilugc trout ill-lull its 3 NIII'WIIII‘. ‘illlll.

«nurse, referred to il It'W perilous llitll‘ ‘silll the line is unlui'lilitla.cli'mmi. i 1,...
villuuls whom rum- Ill‘lr hula rice ll mil I)" W lm‘l A" ”‘"""~ I “Will". “llll- ' n is reported that 3...“... n. m...”
not. but till-w fow per-ems iimr Mill-ll dvilhs d“ """t "Mr" tilllt. "M ”M" . mum it...“ unimpor- it. HANNAH" m i.
u "1. i‘hliliitl 'I‘rlnimltlnii of oil colors.

lei liir iiett l-nnipuiau.

 

 

an «opportunity Ilfl'MlllI'II i h..." m... m .\ilittli‘ull 10mm, mm
IF?“ “nummmnml, "g n“. Went ,r. Nile Kid titan-Hull the kinds tin. item ”mt
walk ffllluidnll. lint tiic little liliiul IIlI'I’. * .......n........ I

'l‘lllt i‘thPlill'TlilhllllIW llldl’Mi’Ifi. \h l-;lillilli'rl Ii.\i'ildl'l‘itii'tl llillrlni.
”fl" TI": "“NW Kll‘i'llitx. 3 I'll. .dilor oi liurinr'ii Mlinaallle, Mr.

.. . . .or iii . .
T:,:f':£,',‘:..a (2,3? :-::m.,_ liiiln .\l. .\Idcii. has it illiughtcr who
lIitllli ll collection tri‘ IIVi’I‘ illil dolls.

«It 'Itihtlll wurlwrs stoic not leriiy ii‘ti
column; ihly lainmni mi lilrough roll
no Willi no “00" report illitil low. it in

result of their labour. rule oi llic timt be

It

ginormous Fullltuih l hunts ill the town pmuupo, lb

or riiv lili- l-ecu minim-lied. .lattc' tlteol-iiluir i'vcams. the it liltitllll. a” dull worm-stills a lllll'it‘l‘lll lili-
Is'""flltflflllt‘ll tollowid in il ”nutter Nurrllnialiuerr lilo u lmunli. illlm nilll .il‘lll' mode in that t‘illmlfl’.
with antic oi III {outwit-rule til the (in... Almonds. li'w g Milli“. i‘Ii illIIllHH“ is considered to lie ibi-

lion illilillie unit alll‘fll of ill Itliiil III
ilm 4"" Miss Miltii is now to show
I’I‘Ttlllll 'I‘niit'. lir a pound. to mold II"! dolls. and outright them.
.\amri ii Itllltir t'upe. list it [itiuuil lid til the neat Issue of The ladies'
ilur it, e lit Mil-mind t'hiu-ldnlru, Home Journal. she will show pictures

I. Grooaohner.
.rpcllsl immi “u a would. i d .;.. owl terms. in MIMI"! ir-

I'urt Milt sliced. Mi illiirwnltl.
Vino i'hotolnlie till it me .p. wil’ show ill! othrre.

« I i " .
“Will" lhlll Liflll l mm" 3 ' g

AM. “thin"? ML» i‘It t'HIl-
Ttttt lutfl‘wti ivliti lam t‘Hi'.
mum .inll Lint-lit min unil-
li it. t'It \ It'll l \I.I\'

liilvlii Peanuts. the n pound

rm years in willili he ruled as
W lined I'llmolntl-I, the it |lIllI|iI

THE BEST OtitY

anusntovltsmlcrs “it

illll’ IMITII .\Ii’l‘li IMPROVED.
lily .\uorlaied Prelim
Mum Monica. i‘alif.. Otllllui' flu
liowrmtr wraith. the wounliml com
a Illli'llll'l' cf the uotdlns‘ home. in much
lillpriiw'l While he in not cutirely out

nullillllliltultco

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mire- nwivcl lw moi lvr mom "i llllriilim liliiilliilu, Eur lint‘gcr. ow physicians believe he
mkliuueidvilveml "W iwlil rccovcv. providing complications ' an...) '
slllm IKIQG‘POIY. 00"”. do not arise. ‘

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HIGHLIID MU EXTRIGT. HIGHLAND OREAI ALE .

 
 

 

All our haowi3 e: ‘l our
experience; it our resources
tor doing fine ecorattng and
painting. are I r sale.

Big idle; lhtl Jobs; simple
jobs; hard lob nytldog in
. our line we'rol ally to tank-
iey.~ and do it ”3“." than you
' ever had it dot e before.

We've made a3 species study
at superiority. ‘ '1» tie ordin»
liry doesn‘t suit as. and we
ellcei while lflierging but
moderately tor. lt.

Whether your llob's worth $5
or sconce we ilsnt it.

 

Materials. Plot soil. Pictures
framed to ord r. Art Goods.
Painting. Papal Hanging and
S'gn Writing. ‘

'Decket’s,

79 Was 3in‘gton street,
Bout Norwalit.

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33

i
l Snore open evenings un‘tii ll o'clock.

 

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Our New Goods hro Now

In Stockll

We have paid spedsl tileutlon

to the new colors out have a

large variety of (lullgll in Red.
linen, Blue and lininn.

You are cordially invited to

call ulid see them. 3

Paliiteni’ auppllilis.
Gian, ow" .

Painting, pain-thallging

allii decoratil

9E. E. G0 HAM

io lirsttuiilil, l Instill

 

 

.i. og‘asn.‘ its."
3—lilipir Hangar. Cdcimltit. Painterl-

. DIALII ll
’Wnll Popero and

l 1 Hours IAIN-IT an.
. loath Norwsl
' Sample Books of Let

Wall Papers. ints, Artists',

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heats use: er Lilith? 1
.‘+-~‘-w 9 k

In” 3 ins loetswuelete Fennel?”
Dole-so or “a Attoqpts at In."

 

eiai capacity as a member oi the state
hoard of oharitta visits rlodleelly “I
varioue‘tme asylum. theaters”
he has had an opportunity that low D‘
have at studying hieanity in all lie or
In th‘o oeuvu of his visit-lions he
as gathenst one at the most unique oolr
Ieutlons that were ever got. together. ltoolo
state of a another at primitive tools lustin-
fliotlllod by the inmates at insane institun
ttovls toe purposes or escape or were a
attllol. . .
Many Insane people are poem 0! h
delusion that they are the objects ot sumo
special wresoutlon, and In order to protect
themselves against their supposed paler.
suit! or in order to be to M
bini when they chance to input him they
work in-euoseeond prepare for themselves
sopm very unique weapons. More oom-
ulonly their amino nee ‘expended in snak-
iti tools for purposes 0 oscli .
q‘ho 'liiutoriule which they fit". at hand
for this purpose being very litilited, they
are compelled to tunnel-3m thoyoau
nod. and the greatest ingenuity he often
exercised by men that to the casual ob-
server would seem quite incontinent.
in. Ilown'a collootten at these primitive
weapons and tools is quite comprehensive
iti its Iltio, and each article In tum
with It a thrilling story of escape oratv
tempted lineal-s. ‘
There is a screwdriver:- mode {rum I

 

border.

spmm which a patient. at an opportune
illoilloilt smug icdtohls room from "to
dining table. or broke of! the spoon jun
above the bowl. and under control tho
noise which prevailed on titties ground
do'wn the handle (.1 hts’tone window all
until it mounted the form of o screwdriv-

', er. With this he removed tho screws which

til-iii the slat at tho eidoof his window and

"mill! liiii mnpo in this manner. This molt

wus n harmless patient. who was troubled

with recurrent attacked excitement and
who told: pleasure at such times to wit?
nestling the (right which he inspired In

; times who thought him doughnuts.

I The next article In the collection is an
liiiprovisletl dormer and shcntll. th- litigant
liliilic from n mill with n Illt‘t‘t' of mg to"
bundle and the eiivvltb made from ll chioltcll
bone. The weapon wris found on the pot-
non of the maker and was taken before he
bod time to complete the dagger by filing
down the point on the null.

Another iniproviml Weapon Is a dirk
made from is long hall with the end well
sharpened and a rug moms-ii nhlllfltl‘lh.

: other end to nervous» handle. This in-
strllucut was as sharp as on «military
knife and would be a formidable Weapon
iii the hands of is crazy liiuii.

I’crhnpii the tiiust illllqliti article In tho
collection is a key made from is place of
«iv-lingo pool. This nppnwiltly hamllcno
tool was made by. Iotlilslc patient Ind

. was dismvcrcd bofnre she hurl uii oppor-
tunity mum Ito otlli-icncy. The prison

. oillcluls found on trial that this key rlllulo

f from drlntioranao WI would unlock fluid-

lly nllllm any old Mid W0"! lock.

The dlmr has! also a keyiulldo from
wood and one made from wood and a plea.
‘ of ot‘nngo pool. and othorw mode from tho
3 bundle of a blocking box. from it email
2 staple, no... all of which will unlock old
' locks with more or lose «also. Screwdriver!
. mun to he the Instrument which the in-
' mania ailisithv some useful. and than! are
3 several strange varieties of this tool in this
, dtwtne's collection, 'I‘iicy ans made from
{ nails. Irllttoilhooho. airings. from the heel
iof re woiiiun'e shoe and hocl plates and
5 clothes limita—Ilsrtford (foul-nut.
. “done-sin lu'e Wrestle “'ltle O

_ leis.

While walking along the rivet-mud In

. the woods near Umntvi. Wis" Edward
iluulke was tettnekcti by n isulr and had 0
tiisslo that lasted until the hour had iuoilo
curpct runs of llrtlukc's clothes and luii
wiilmds on his arms that will stand as too—

i tlliioviilils hen-otter to bruin'll ability as a
wrestler. According to Ilruiilto'e story,
the bear approached llllli wniiiiulr oil hll
iiihil iciu. from pure tillhhfl'lcbt'd. and
with urtelliiiiu. upon illoilth. llruiiko tel
tin-t sllupwtmi that the boar was is make
llt'IIrii'. rtggcil tip by mum of his friends.
but soon discovered his error when tho

3 puwe Iiiid hold d Ilia wish-t.

j "It Win a mile of catch osclltch can."

3 Filltllnflllihl'. "so I tried tho propovino or

, hip luck, but the laser's claws svcru sharp.

’ mtociisi "IIIIIII silppmi out. my luck-

3 knife and run it into his tllrlult." The:

i Item let no. but «will a now hold. and tho

SHIN 0‘3 pair milul tip-m the ground. where both

3 PI’OI. Borders and Gilt Iouldlull‘ WIIIIIII'IIIIM practical half .\‘clsmis. full

token to houses tor invention, an no-
ltlre by will. Mimaieo

U. D. JENNINGS»;

3 \lnheviek .

3 7 II “III.
3 Harwell.

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‘ lot-welt.

i.‘v'elriotill. strangle and other holds until

.3..ml", Illi‘)’ rolled into the iiuslim. whom llrulilto

Iltlleliy ore-llplvl from the lenlniul's clutches,
VIII‘ilIIIti' clinic tn» the city to have his
wounds domes-d and to putriuli/c li tailor.
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In. Ive-ts.
'l‘ho ibfllillmV'llmfl‘ that Paris meteorolo-
ui-t- I't’u'ltfll sliil vp'illl us hliviliiz some ro-
. lotion to toiilpt-rllture lends the Illnlhcsm
I'm-t l'hlpr-llut is: my:
" It In lliorvthlm iii yi-ilraltuothiit Ilt'ilvy
. i‘ .\luim- of this clfly prllciliiliilll lie liti lli~
coutmymihle isolclitlilc fill-t the ltlllisetllri-
IiIl‘ l‘t‘llhlllill of i'tllln tillil ilill'I'I ln'lwmlll
solar iiirlltlrhlellc-iia. lsitlcr hliuivn its aim
stalls. Mitt llll'lt'll‘illti'If‘ltI itistllrlsilicl-s on
tho lelrtll. and thus Incurred the ridicule
that crime! to reward li "ml! of on original
turn of mind for s litmmlvry that runs
counter to current Ilimfllllw and prelu-
llll'i‘.

"3'in that he has won the pond "VIII
and held the foundations to it trtic sole to
of weather We do not pmpmw toeiiliid iy
lll cmvurtlly silence and pcrillll 'tht- I’lifll
ilietlmroloutrnl authorities" or I'VI'II enrov
stumble it scientist as N. I‘lullillmriuu

1. molly illuutlwr iiitis-Irulteoi Iii-lung.

llritlloils sud mine noteworthy Ii|litlrl "
t'otvat laravlel.

'i‘mlnt .\lumvletl," ugly- that [m

Him. "in il ilatuiitied little man to look in,

i m “m, adept mm y, m p with» ileetli for levi’ll-h chm-it trim-live

a. at.toilln..aoutront1totp.u.:

; iatsrday. e a. at. to it as. d en los-
‘ ay evenings tron 'i to t.
Interest allowed on
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null billymich have, Ie used to ho meal-
ctl ml old ltlleatiin tothr- tall-ltllpm refill
the illicuiiiimrmlsitig Mlt'III y at all western
lttstltllilullw. It was «unusual. iii-i. that
Iiti ism mmn cutliplctoly ill sytllplitliy with
thatch-went Ali-slender Ill than "I the
pn-elviitwliv. l‘lmut Miiriiiictl was sold
to have two Indeiitcd for his opimilitmv-M
its iiiliiistcr tor fundiin uflleiveinihe eva-
prveie d-mer. and Illl um-dutnwvii was
regarded as a triumph for ”i" relictiimy
party." -
A Hutu-l Puma.

[lefties risotto.» t‘tmplletn Iii-rho of
Avirnmi was elem to wire the continent a
wounds-vi IW as the fight began to
em never worn tile way in llw fame
of the Mining tine. tloiimcl thrown" t!-
amaeemrd. “Await mummies-l
wae.ehepleio."he ."pu stationi-
towel to handle humus." hull-«n the
artieioeof wart" liaise t u response.

salt-2 now." A...

, , "Ilere’ewtieve m
“" i'l'hrruirerieie—leesesea

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nu. a. Demo! this eltyin lilr oa- .