. .lllllI-r- Story ’
iii“i captain's Parrot.
Villa. W
MM J. G: Kuhlweln. now
. '{n Navy Yard. waa on the
- as the battle of Manila
some time afterward. Not
be has a good deal to say ,
., M3,. ‘
.fld Dewey seem at his beet ,
lllt were at Manila with him?" ~
the other day In answer to a .
" "a ii the time. Dewey wattl
. int at hle best, yet I l
- m'apeelei memories at him!
it was better than ‘
. hits ileflt.‘
was on deck trying to get a
J]! eh tor the Spaniards
the butt lhnw him on top of.
. ‘htiiile. In the moat exposedi
cool . poeeibiy iind. directing
. ‘ . 'Unele George' was
. peeing then. jitter the bat-
' our and we knew we had the I
.. liked. ’he was so happy his ,
i j when he thanked t e
.5 01:31)“ ior their part In
.30. pretty well atlrrod!
. I tell . and so was every- j
yd”. and the cheers we gave him i
he all our feet. .
",1..- I face shone again the. day~
Iota Yankee transports. mm 1
, do oi blue soldiers ateam- '
‘ 3. Kaolin Boy. lie wasn't “all ,
«by. but the arrival of the tra - j
. made him better. .
Some time Ia- .
‘Doet brought a cablegram to the 1
m Soon after he. had read lt,s
_ wer called on (leek. We ex- .
something highly important.
1 we couldn't gllesa what. 'e'd
seen Dewey so stirred up but
before and we knew him tool
not to be certain that he. had great .
' 4 ' he must have seen that we;
WC. Car. and I guess he. was willing ?
Innate on wait a little. "the looked 1
out upon us and smiled u tmiieluiah I
Illik. uni then he said: ‘.
"'liotw..lnen. i want you to listen to i
III. best news we've had since the first
a! . I wall ill this morning, but
it made me well.
me! he had the despateh read.
Now listen.‘
I It
toil how Cevera‘tl ships had been
I”! up as eompletely at San—
as Montojo's had been at ;
.M
finite a little over two months in».
Into. It won like an elet'trit' shook to;
m men on that ship. 'i‘hey yelled?
. h to lift the sky in their t-heen
‘ and then they laughted and booted
I“ shook hands with i'ilt'il other and .
up and down and danced.
very‘body was pretty well stirred up.
r: tdey. from the admiral down to
4‘30 stators."
, .m writer lurked Gunner Klilllw'eill
what had become of .iim liu'kt-y. lb"
131 beefy gunners)! the ”lympia. wllozm
matured flirt“ llatil “0"" mail“
through every «ity and hamlet
II“. land through the nlt-dillm of .I
lithograph. Klthlweln laughmi.
"TM shooting oi the forward {Hills
‘onthlelympiaJ' he said. "was done by
Patrick Murray, a white man. and
Joli! Jordan. a negro. ‘i‘hvrv wait no
Jill Hickey on the ship. so tar as i
”amend certainly no gunner of that
me. There was a man in the tor-
um turret named Phillips. who look
”Him the Jim Hickey pit-lure. :lud
, he would have handled one of tho-
' gone had not. Murray and Jordan iii-on
W Illrksmen. Phillips is and was
“IQ. In excellent ei-aman gunner. with
Illi‘lily creditable st'ore oi marksman
Illinfliut Murray and Jordan were the-
, I“ Ihotl on the ship. and no the
‘ Willis oi the big guns was given 'o
.' m. It was Murray. so it is said.
'tho sent the famous best shot of thr-
_ . en meat straight through in.-
. ' Ml! Christina from end to end when
Ill. Val coming directly toward the
‘flOlylivln. Oddly enough. Phillipe. .Wh"
jail charge at the turret. is :1 lat. good-
.7 Mind fellow. whose tat-e resembles
.. M of the mythirnl .lim Hiekey fave
. mewhat. but the partial likeness:- w.»
1 Nothing more than a iurky stroke. l'
tickled the men oi tinu tier-t inlmntlsn-
ly. though."
Hr. Kuhiwein way. a member of tile
Olympin'errew when rill" was pill in
illion. and he remembers very
wol the hue and rry that was raised
“but the Ship In the ilrst year or two
of her service. It. was then that Millie
, of the newnpupere printed long arti-
~ clee About her. in which she was l-ui-
ler "the white ‘slnver or the new navy “
Her aeoonlmodlltinns were said to .w
“ Ind; she was cramped. unpleasant and
”wait”. She camp near getting all“
find... name in a way as the Texas had
when she was known as the hoodoo
ship. Those who were oil the Olympia
If“ time will never forget the vir-
‘ “Woes of redemption. it t'iii’ll"
. about through a radical ehangt- among
IIOI’ once". to the t-ondltt-i oi t'l'riillll
. of whom alone. and not the Vesfiwl'.“
.' «limes. her bad name wan tim- This
. change was made at Hawaii. while thi-
Olyilpil was cooling. on her outward
Me to the Aalatir station. and
there was never a happier nor mori-
mlortnble lot oi men on any ship
Halli her oilirers and crew tlitet‘ ill"
‘ change. had been made. '
While New York is getting ready to
greet. Dewoy. Winhington is waiting
WI! impatienre. ‘At the Metropolitan
Club. where naval and military mull
not do congregate. [wwey's name '1‘
on every Tip. There ll ii verse in Ilud-
yard Kipling’il "liallatl tii i‘llltllh Fish-
er'l Boarding iiouse'f whieh might b-
r.
v.4
M
fl.
motel! to the rx-ttaeion :m that It
‘ would read:
" They told their tail-e oi right and
.1 " wrong, ..
0i braver unwrought ‘irauil. ‘
The! hacked their toughest titan-
nuts with '
The brlmstnne oi the Lord,
. And cracking oaths went tn and iro
Arron the fist banged board.
“is revised version oi Kipling's
with. night he um 824 a description
of ‘3! writing eltllation at the Metrw
pm“! (Huh. Here are some of the
0|” time. when Downy was a young
lid-tenant. he nailed under an NT?“-
trio captain. The ship pm In at itio
Invim when the mmulnnller wa-
tlilch worried about the health oi .l
pet parrot. He asked the. ship's dot-tor
to prescribe. am. the latter expressed
the opinion that all the bird nf‘l‘flf'ti
was a rhanro to «limb into the green
me on shore. chew bark. and dieport
e
v
portant person then.
conceited old darkey.
surdly the authoritative ways at his
the lookout ior
some trick. When ho stepped to the
1mm gnngwny to get into the liberty
. Int the nrrot and nemreshe tekenone packaged!
iii: rigs: $2,313; the bllittlgi. “In “nah-mute her vunorruttbntm
liar lybetaiten tortliouame iri. title
The steward was Idisgruntled. lilo ten WT "7,." '3"?"“l"'p‘i”¥.u'$3‘lr“§
ended punishment iy t e capta n. x n eperevuan intense '
0 had said that he would hold him (flip-73,57 Lgfiflggwfl $33!; 3:51: {5:
l‘mlplmilllilo tor the. safety oi the bird. ”Warm... flmm'mmnw'”Tami“.
' unlit -.
. . ifiu‘
, modhndeh’lln tell! W
. . ~ , it» lve it some ermine.
’l‘lie‘ can 'I “award was an im-
Tltie one was a
who sped ab-
and the men were always on
Inhaler.
a ehnnoe to play him
v V
,111“
boat, with the page containing the bird ,
i; fir. 1'qu 5 t; on} »
enrloaed in an old ammunition hag.
they saw' their opportunity. There
was a lien running in the. harbor, which
made it dinil‘llii. tor the boat to keep
alongside, and. just all the. ateward put
ollt a toot toward the gunwale. they
purposely eased her off, so that he
tumbled into the sell. lie wee pulled
I Voting Girl's laperienoe.
don bur'e nervee were terribly out oi
orig. ai- wu thin and week; the lea-t noiee
startled her and who wan waheihl It. 833;
leave for three days. llt‘ new. Holdhy druggiitttt.
spent his time wandering about the
city ntld figuring to himselt how lw
would pllt in Illl' balance oi the voyag‘
in the ship's brig. on bread anti water.
double-ironed. and. exposed to the do-
rislon oi the crew. At length. he was
lll'ili‘k with a brilliant idea. Rio was
full of parrots. and one parrot in mlll'l‘l
like nnotlwr. osperiaily green ones.
"1' bought. ior the equivalent of sev-
enty-ilw- cents. a green bird with a yet-
low bond which looked to hint like
the lwln brother oi the one drowned.
lie was also lul-ky enough to iind a
cage like the lost one. anti Ill it ho
took his previous pllrt'llflN‘P bluk to
ill" frigate. is
Now. as llewey tolls the story. til--
eaptniu was delighted to see his pot
oni-e more, and especially to see how
illlll‘h its plumage had improved and
how llllli'h more sprightly it hlid he-
urime. lint his astonishment. may be
imagined when. being asked whether
it Would like a «tracker, lht' bird re-
sponik-il with it string oi Portuguese
oaths. lilting ted. it expressed its sat-
lsiat-llon with a lot oi swr-ar words in
Spanieh. anti this so amazed the com-
mnuder that belt-It obliged to share
his feelings with noun-body. Di-wr'y.
who had been walking the quarter-
iiPt‘k. was summoned to the rabin. nnl
the parrot was persuaded to swear
some Illtil't' ior his iii’ilt'TlT.
"Mr. liowr-y." said the rapluill. ex-
ritedly. "that is a most remarkabl')
bird. iii' has been ashore only thru-
llavillg shorti-
but. whatever his remarks may hurt!
been. it ill sale to assume that they
were forcible ones. Though a quiet
man under ordinary t'iroumatnnt-es. he
speaks out when there is occasion. and
hits flow oi language at Hlli'h times is
'deserlbed us lovely. Sailors do not
mind such things as rough talk so
lulu-h all they do having language ad-
dr seed to them that they do not un-
derstand. when they know that it has
all tlnt'omplimentnry nigniflcanre.
Most of all they (llillike to be railed
iarmera. in irony. Well. it In related
that on a day itl 1885, when the Fender
r-oln. ('nptaitl liewoy ill command, was
ill the Mediterranean—mile was then
the flagship of the European aqundron
~-a sillit oi wind nrl'olllpanled by .l
rapid tall oi the barometer gave. warn-
ing of «hanging weather. Presently .1
while squall came up and there was
busy work ior all hands. the executive
billet-r Ill the waist. the oillr-er oi the
deck on qullrlorédeek. and the mid-
shipmeu ill the io't-llstle bellowing anl
repealing orders. while the snilols
jltrllpt-d tllrough the tops like moll-
lleys. Just then something fouled the
views oi the lllnlntopanll. at the very
moment the. squall i-lll‘lll'ii. and hung-
ling tor ll moment or two nearly lost
thr- vessel a spur. Dewey. from the
bridge. was looking on. and everybody
was in trolllulous tltltiripation oi ll se-
vere rebuke. lint he only turned .o
lllt- oillrel' oi the deck. and said mildly
l
ldent oi Washington. was a i‘ollii-dvn
5Whil-h they fought so hard. went to
*tlle Kilt-divi-
.lllill lit-l'o lu-l’ol'r‘.
daya, and ill that time. upon lny sar'l'e-i
honor. hi- lllih pll'kt'tl up a thorough
working knowledge of the Spanish and
i'ortugui‘m- language."
i'olono-I .illlllt'l" Morgan. now a resi-
lllo lentil-r. and was out- oi the oillri-re
who. :lili-l tho lot-s oi the cause ior
Egypt and enlisted in the servim- ot
Said be the other day:
"It's odd lllllt people didn't l‘llov
W0 oi llli' old i'oll-
il-dvl‘nry lllll'w it long ago. Don't _\'fI'ii
lo-ltll-lnlit l‘ ilow lill‘ l‘. S. .‘l. .\iiusia.~lppi|
wn~ run down by ”114- of our «hips and}
sunk" Well. lirwe)‘ “'ilrv a lieutenant
on board ilt'l'. and he alld his KliIl—i'l‘l'w
stood by the gun he had ill charge on i
til tht» resist-l was almost under Water.
in fat-t. ill“ \iatel' was up to tile lnuz-l
zlo oi the gun when the last shot wary
llll‘il. 'i'ili’ll. bet-altar it was too liltvq
in wartime ill any other way. the illtllr -‘»
\‘lt'lili' ul‘ .“llllllil got olll lllt'iulgll d1
[ml'illilli' and swam ior it. Why. Iii-W» 2
01‘ um illu'ays :l llt-l'o. In his Plus.» at
the Naval Academy be was always at .
lilt' top oi everything. I-xu-pl ill lli~
studios. II» was a Slllt‘lllilil itllllt'l‘.
:t illiX"l' and a it'lllt'l'. One thing ‘l‘
hall-d lliit' holy water was a lulllv.i
"i‘liollgb ial' from bring qtlal'relsotltv:
llllllst‘li he lronld hunt a light with
any l'vllow who attempted to lmposr-i
upon iii.- illit-l'iors ill pllysiral strength. i
All) loun boy who derlopeil a ri-puld- l
lion u.- a bully was sure to {all io-ll,
oi lloul‘uo- lit-wry, and to get a ill'b"
lug. too i don’t think ll" was ev. ‘l
beau-ll lll :l light." 1
it. war at ,tlatlllll a day or two iN'TlllK“
iht- ialllow- vollnqlly helm-ell Alllllil‘ul
\‘tlll liii'tli'l‘il‘lw tllld lilt‘ lil‘illhll t’aplltlllI
oi thr- rl-uisel' lillllltll’iillllt'. in width.
the former asked what attitude tllv'f
latter would assumr Ill rast- trollblni
arom- between the Germans and Amor-
it',ltl:~'. l'ill’t-hiult-r t't-plvltlt! iilai illitll’lll':
:lliotl ”ii that poillt would best be Till .
taint-d from llvwv-y. ”ll illl< on'aslon'
lwwt-y u'n~ dining with Philip-strut.
and over Ill" lllli: and wine they got?
swapping stories.
his admiration oi liil‘ t'l)lliltlt'l’ll'i' oi yl - .
ltil‘)’ I-xllibited by Illt' Yankee s-lil rm
and bin guest replied that there mi in
be too llllll'li i'illllilit'lli'l‘ ill one-‘5 allil .
ity to will a light. The lllfliiriilfllilnl
did not so? how that ('lilliti iw. andi
!
lb-wey prim-mind to Illustrate bi.» l'l.“ .
mall-k \l’llil a little illlt‘l'titli". Said lli‘ ‘
“All old iriend of my gl'llllllialllli~l"~ '
up ill Vermont. lent some help io..lli.~'.
enunll'y'a rallm- ill the war of it‘ll: or
lilting (till a line pl'l\‘illi't‘[‘. iiI‘ look
command oi hrr llinlsI-li. having had
mme l'Xlii‘l‘ll‘ni'I‘ ill rilllol'illg. nnd rulv
It'll her the New Jerusalem. She way
a lunar! little barkrntine. and mounted
six lt-tlllllntlrs and il iii-pound pil'ot
gun (in ward. In Tili' t'tllil'ri‘ of Illt' first
voyago she took two or three priz.~~<
of no great value. atld two months n'
so t‘lr’llhi’ti lit-low she got a whorl; ill
«mu-tiling really worth raplllritlg.
"ll w.lu on ll foggy morning. ill ill"
legiol. oi lllt- il-npii's, ”)0 wind lull
int»: dimi down to .;l lllt'l'" t-nlspllw. Tllii' i
slu- sighted tlli- royals :lll-l gllll:l..‘.
billiih'l.“ ot‘ a huge lllt'l‘t'iliillllllilll i'rll‘l')’
int: tllo- iiritihll ting. it was a sparrow-
to make any pirutit-al person's mouth
water. The privateor. iu-ing to wind-:
ward. err-pl up to the prey. herself un-.
observed ill Ill" mist. and presently3
hove to within halt a rablv's lttngth of
her. i
"‘ilenve to, or I‘ll sink yml.’ yelIo-Vl
my grandialber‘a irirnd. thinking gloa-
tingly oi lhr~ silks and lat-es. with who
kthe what other spoil. he was going
to take bark to Vermont.
"There was no reply. and lust iilt‘ni
a puff of wind blew nwayyapme oi the
log. rrvivnling instead or "it merchant-lilow on hi.
i
man. u lull—fledged iitle-ni-bntllo ship
with rows 0! frowning ports.
"1 was about to say] shouted the
rnmnlandI-r of thr- privaleer- ‘thll'.
while inviting you to surrender. In
eat"- you don‘t want to. I will?
"And be dill." Halli Dewey. "Wllirb
will send to llluhlrlllo- to you my men l
nillg when. i say that too mtlrh “till"!"iiiiit
tllv- mutter just now with the ngrirul
total population on Illt‘ main topsall
yllltl'."'
lilo nllilallililllt’ll to the ('l'O'W. nnd, in
illg dilly translated. ii [iriliilli'i'tl Hll of
feel from whit-ll lht- men did not H"
mwr for days.
l\\‘ilil an extreme dread
.:i lllllldill ltt‘ili:
. duty.
'mat With you long tulle. Hlii'll as all
‘li:t\;il linlt‘l'l'h' “tih- ill l’llilpi- tin} .1
:stait'ltozll'd
‘uldll'
The host expressmi “‘1 ‘ ‘
‘ .\ly I-oal lull." replied the llt‘llll‘ll
.illlii t-rntllnlers iliH't‘ been Working day
l
l
"Will you kindly tell me what war.
This remark pvrt'olnto-d through
This story seems too good to in-
lillt'. but ill» writer refuses to ilt' i‘l‘
spotlsllilit i‘ol' Ti. Al Mobile lllly. ilTlll
lllt‘ Tail of New Orleans. howl-v was .~
jlillliil‘ .ulilt'll oiliI-t'r on lill' Hit-lull
sloop .\ll.~.~ls.~'ippi. Tilt‘ ship‘s rook.
rolled ill ntlrall llili‘lillli't‘ lllt‘ "doctor"
was a superalitiotla old durkey. Hill
of ellul'ke.
ill tl'il-tl to t'Ull‘vt'i'l “I'WPy to ll illllli
lll llli' dnugnr oi sharks, lull lldwi-r
held out that they would never lvit.‘
'i‘lll-- point was itlll';
iii lolltrori-luy lwiuowtl tlwlll
()lli liuy howl-y wan hl'lii llhiltil't' :u
the ship‘s «linger on some il‘lTllIlyl
ilv had on ll» usual. a iron
l'l
oili-ilivnii' to itl‘tlt'l'H llv lllll'lll'ii liillii
lbw sloop ilt‘llli.’ on the point oi Kt’iilll‘:
liltdel' utdgll. and. a! lit‘ Hit lll ill"
stetll of thr- rleI. his rout tulle il'illll‘i
ill tilt" watvr. Just as the dingvy \\'.l'~‘
on Tili' point of learning 'llll‘ \‘t'rm‘l
a shark rose in the allriat'o ‘perhnp:
altralted ivy the gill buttons on iill'
rout tulle aiol'vsllld- and bit oil lilt‘
ftiilt‘ oi the llt‘llll'llilnl'fi ilTTt‘l
uniform
Howey jumped to ili~ let-t. and. Well
:n’liit-illt'tl undI-r lllr ril'i-lilllslullm-h l‘.
i'i‘lllllllllrll his will tails l‘illl up ill“
i-llit‘ oi the ship. 'i'llv “dorlor.” wilo
llilll \ll'\\t‘ll the proceedings from thi-
l'uil oi the vessel. illllll‘ililt‘ilt‘ll illlu
presently with :1 min of the utmost
' -\|i. llll'” he said, taking adrulltlm
ol‘ the I’lllllil‘lzlrity. customarily nllow
07d him till hoard. "i’t'l‘lliill:<. .‘lllH‘xd
iii-\u-y. yo' b‘lit-ve now iiill Nhlll'k<
don't bite a pussoll. \Vllar‘ yo’ Hill!
'1. oil'”
am. with his lullillulll slingiroid. "ll:.-~
ilt‘t'll rt-tlloyt-d by all art of i‘rollr
di‘lll't' '
DEWEY l‘iII.ICHIIA'l‘l()N AT THE
TJIIICN MI’SEI‘Z.
'l'llt_- lidtll (illusor- is going to out»
do ilwll‘ during Admiral Dewey‘s ll‘l-
lllnpllal stay ill New York. For .wv-
o'rul lllollllls ll latl'gt- ion-e (ll :li'llsl..
and night getting ready for this rule—
Iil'lltinll. The interior of the Muse!- has
been alto-red. and the rhangrs will gin-
additional roolll on well as pirtureaque—
“"33. All of the existing groups are
bring I'l'llltitlt'lt'tl and given new t'llh-
llllllt'.~. and will be rearranged. ’l‘llt'
interior oi the him-lee will present a
warlike :lplwarallre. There will by- el-
aborate group: of army anti tlnvy ne-
rut-r. and .‘I'l'llPie' lllltl lllt‘lllt‘lliH oi the
Spllulsh War. The groupes represent-
ing evenne- and personages oi the i‘iv-
il \\';l r are being rt-nl‘l'nngi-tl. and will
L’lll' \vi-ll'ill to the inter war groups.
Till' "not important future in the Mll-
.~t'l' during this t't'lt'liraillill will be that
oi Admiral lit-wey. A new iigure ot
the great hero. p' rierl ill t-l‘r-ry tit-tall.
wearing the full itntunle or an admir-
:ll. will tu'rllp)‘ the most prominent
plau- ill the hiltset- The Metropolitan
ni'l'lit'hll‘ii. sitting amid flags and ban—
nt-rs. will gili- afternoon and evening
oonrert> oi“ palriotlv nlllsir. The (line-
mutograph will furnish a dainty mur-
n‘l of entertainment. A representative
of lili‘ Must-e has been ill the Philip—
pine hump. ior i-lt‘Vt'l‘lil molltha. and is
way to this country with
an elaborate wt oi moving plt‘turefi
showing Warinro as It exists ill the
i'lllillilillll‘fi. 'l‘hew pit-lures will be
put on exhibition during the r-elebra-
lion
\'ll“l‘tlill.\.\' l-leA EXPLAINEI).
“\l'lty ix it.‘ naked Miss Ilookwlsw.
lllt-launre always ilnurlahru
dim-r in warinrt- i.~ not'nlways n goodiwhvn ;- qut-v-ll comes in the throne?"
thing. \our rely good health. ('hi-i "'il‘t.lll.\1'.i hilllliilfl“." answered Mr.
cheater." ilx‘uowltlto-s. "if one wants to be pm‘t
There has born a grunt dqnl oi illé- I i'll‘l"‘5lli‘ lll‘ ho to write to tho queen'lt
run-ion about thr- things Dewey said lithiuutxt‘u‘ York l'ommercial Adver-
it ‘tl
autism 5
M
to
Porhlvl you're thinking 0: having
some PAPERING or PAINTING done:
naturally you'll go to that man who is
best equipped for business in that line.
Let us assure you] right here. you'll
have no trouble to iind him—4i you
live in town you know. it you don't.
just inquire: most anyone will direct
you to our new building. don't be bash-
tul. lust stop right in, take a comfort-
able chair, and talk the matter over
with us. We'll answer all questioni—
give you an estimate as to what the
job will cost. and litter showing you
around we'll let you Judge whether or
not “we're equipped for business.
Wall i’apero, l’llintere' Supplies, Art-
illia' Materials.
Pictured Framed to Order.
Painting. ’zlper ilnnglng, Decorating.
"DECKER,
South Not-walk. Conn.
'i‘el Cull. lift-5. Open evenings till 8:30.
iiiiliiiiiiiliiil Flirt
'.' Ozone Slfll'i‘ll Trade Marks. anti
2 Ozone Wadiitlg l’owder Trade Mark».
A Pretty nae ill-tel 'Agsl. healer Ilse witflpoiu
Innis u slew- I- eat.
BUCKLEV & WHEELER’S,
51‘: Sill'Tll MAIN STING 3T.
South Nolliallk.
‘l'lu' tllrm- kinds of Trade Marks
lllllili ilt‘ presented ior wagon. si: let
M
liliiiiiiiiiiflw.
Electrical Engineer
and Contractor.
litlilhl! wiring oi el‘cry (ll-at-riplioll.
tins and l'li'l‘il‘lt' fixtures. motorw'
storage italic-rive. lvlophollt's.
Repairing and jobiiillg a specialty
29 WALL STREET,
NORWALK.
Drive Herses
from. '
t
Cor. Washington
and Spring Streets,
Tel. Call. 139-3.
,J-x
C. BORDA ‘
s’ou'ru souwamm
illPiNilJilBPlllNiEil.
i
i
Printingotnuy kind and
_ on a par with any work
‘ done in mm section or
Conlwnicut.
SENTINEL BUILDING
Nontil Norwalk. Conn.
Plans:
“My wife had pin-plea on her race. but
she has been tallin LASCARETS and they
have all disappear . i had been troubled
with constipation-ior some time. but after Illi'
lag the first (‘arcaret i have had no trouble
with this all eat. We ennuot
l, of Caecer I."
ma Ge
speak too high-
r‘nzn Watt-run.
nlown Ave.. railedelptlls. Po
CANDY
CAWAIVIC
mm. Petunia. Potent. 'i'aeie Good no
. ever Nolan. Weakenmr urwe.i0r labile.
m can OOIIT'IPAIION.
elm lonely I'l‘lney. tam... Iooiwel. low levl. m
solo-no mirrimml’ilfdt"
.‘Ielrl an
“ill. I0
"All Ohio paper advertises ior the
heirs to a small ioriuno. Whlt'h is now
in the hands oi a lawyer."
"Thoar- heirs will be iooiiah it they
at Manila, during the naval battle; tieer.
edu-(m ..
Baker’s Stables,
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liErliPEliWEllliES-
w
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l.
u
Till, SEPTEMBER 2"“.
ill” in)
Wan—t -
Hy room m or paper“ in a
hurry. '
'l‘hle everybody in crying new.
Jobs of this kind eatlaot rush so
tut but that l can handle them to
everybody'e ntlamtlon, prices and
JlilllUS BROWN,
PRINTER.
IHITMIM mm
D. WIRAYMOND,
3amra\'lli\roetor
and Smilawlor. '
93 Washington St. Houth Norwallt
llenidenm. 9 t‘reacent Terrace.
Telephone at house. 3445.
.i. o. .le‘ulusos.
4m nun. Cdcimilltt. initiati-
DIAI-II ll
Wall Paper. and Border.
I NORTH MAIN S’l'lllflifl’l‘.
South Norwnla.
Sample Books at latest Styles ot
Papers. Borders and (lilt Molding
taken to house's tor llll-lpertion, on no-
til-e by postal. Estimates cheeriuliy
given.
initial Tours aibiltlllles
iota Shin and
Newfoundland.
by steammv SILVIA and POR’I’IA o:
the RED CROSS LINE. sailing from
New York every Saturday at 4 p. in
Full particulars and literature upon 59
plicatlon to j -
Jacob M. Layton, Agt.
I Railroad Place. 80. Norwalk.
1847 182th
Plumbing and-Steam Heating
ilol litter Heating.
Hot All Healing.
STUVI‘IS ANli liAhlii‘JS.
SLATE AND 'l‘lN itillilt'lNli,
tins ntld Strum i‘iitltlg.
Fixtures. Metal t'elllllg.
llavr you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RRNGESi
ileionesiziloicilkissco
l'i' WALL S'l‘RI‘IitZ'l'. NUKWAI.K,
tins etr.
amorous“...
amour-s POINT.
loath Norwalk.
.t. l sonny“.
lam.
netting. electric care to hotel, connect
ing with oil trains on the N.‘Y.. N. 8
end B. I: It.
mnnPAssnn
moon ISLAND cunt name no
anon: omen
8 .
A "martin.
ISTilliI TABLETS
i.‘,’°i.’."..".‘.ra:..ih.‘fthr:
hen um." unw linoleum: v-liei‘ 9...
To Suit Everybody.
We have them coming by
the car-load every
few days.
M. TARLOV.
Ash yulvm Clt‘ .r, N .u .
trend sump! . 3,... . .. W.
moor 1m.
loath Ion-well.
$256
. Ina-lye II
' I'. I. hull
rare to I”!
. ' it. .
vrifigfi tau-am . . g .
’ y,‘ . were ‘ . i
W [the ‘Frottt'ol'ltls
heodore as Been to Boston
..‘ I have bought a large stock of
Shiites from Lynn tnanufacturers at
oni‘b-llali price, for July and August
sale and I think it is the‘ best to or.
. grinds over offered on this earth for
the money. and will overshadow any
stile I ever had, in quantity and
quality. ' ‘ "
. eo. Olsen.
; . Is now attending
\lour‘i
Sun
or.
Waugh-
.‘ “A. . stand llal'd
:-
school and wear--
ing out shoe lea-
ther at a rapid
We have
3 ill) e 3 made to
pace.
use.
‘ Simon’s
3‘ The Place.
mil? are"
From Makers to Wearers.
i
3)
.‘ We are showing the largest variety
of the richest andrmost stylish
t.
laid Skirts.
Ready [Made and to Order.
,n.
i
.‘ They cost you far less than you can
make them for yourselves.
I
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Wrubel 6- C0”
. 68 Wanhinqton Btrcct.'80utb Nor-walk
F!
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“lverything from a Needle to an Anchor."
_ .
i‘ .
ls :I‘Hliti WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR?
Show. Bishops r" 82.5
. liv' BU YOIT NEED WAIT NO LONGER.
.‘ $25 $25 $25
jSaqlosl Sodas \. Eagles \
FOX CYCLE e- H’D’W’E; co-
.‘ Quick lain. anal man. ' ,
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3 DAILY TRIPS TO NEW YORK.
. . .TEAMII HARLEM.
LEAVES SUL'I'II NOILWALK. 7:35 A. M. '
Lizavrzs sow roux:
l kman Street. 2: If» p. In. Saturday. 1:35 p. m.
1'} t 31rd Street. 2:40 p. In. Saturday. 2.00 p. in. .
ARI. gluon: 40o: “EXCURSION. 100.
.3 Excursion Sunday. Sept. i0. to North Beach,
Fflonecr Book It Ladder Co. lxcurnton Fore, lac
Leave 80. Norwalk, 10 a. m; North Beach, 4:30 p. in.
w
i Frclght Propeller City of Norwalk.
Oleoe. 4m )Iain Street.
. permit themselves to be discovered."
g n
We
heave Beekman iitreet. New York. Monday. Wednesday Mid F'HW. I P- I.
L Leave Kuwait. Tuesday, Thursday and Hartley, 5 9. ll. ‘ ‘ ‘
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