talk 4 forthemrelvee in ”0}“, rtain tone.
gent: in all plain .endufitared Tefletae,
' ' plain and polka dot elleotja *‘
j can in every conceivab e“ ehatleyaud
‘ Illent and prices til
. ,, 7 ' ‘ air are untouchable.
an to 315. '
‘ .
all Pentium of is mild ever.
i, , epod,449MainSt.
I
cations or contains.
em of the Twentieth Ken-u.
San Francisco. November 23m'l'he
W i accusation that Colonel Wilder 8. Met-
. r i banter-e has decid--.
’Htlwfoiward movement 'uf- .3 cult. “of the Twentieth Kaunas Regi-
t rrive toni ht. i merit. deliberately killed an unarmed
”m rcemcn a "I K IFilipino prisoner during the Philippine»
. campaign. avera the Examiner. hp: re-
i ,' united In the disclosure: that two sill"
ftgetagral‘gngmghlfl “35:33:55 rendered Filipinos were allot. by Kau—
Mm" it! British go" was mud tilts men at Calaeoon; that a War De-
" y: diminished in the early pertinent investigation was held. and
. . ”‘9 ""- that the men involved. including Clip»
rat on the Stock Exchange
,ovémber 23The- fact that
Natal are being ovor~ruu
Another big attraction cornea to the
Park (‘ity ’i‘hcutrc. Bridgeport. in "it
igrcot Ncw York production of ill (lay
t l
i
9
becoming Mm)“ and the; thin llishop. of Company M. and (up.
an" in can“... exeltlpiiiit‘isg tain Flanders. of Company i. were ex-
mnenu of the market. The; operated. Continuing. the Examiner
1118.1 ll DEG?“ deputation ‘5 on‘ says: "General Frederick Funaton
to Cape Town. for ”W WWW”. who has been a staunch defender of
Mlnlns thc terms upon which; (’lolonel liletcalf. reiterates his charge
medium cessation of hoatilitleSj that five officers of the Kansas Regi-
' Bedlltfid. are iiifii'ri‘dlliid heren merit were guilty of cowardice during
" in said that if til-I'll u deputation the flghflng between Manila and San
been sent it will meet with scant; Fplsnnndn. il‘rom Topeka. Kansas
myth“ 111099 Whit 1"“? """dlli‘llngf comes an umdnvit from Private Don-
”. ll 1-“ added. W”) b" “"5““. aid 'i‘hrou. or the Twentieth Kansas. in
nothing 19-83 than (""11“an terms; which he swears that he saw Captain
e at Pretoria. after ll “Mild“ 9" Bishop tire three photo into the bodies
Ilh strength tbroulrlmut tin.- lrana- of twu prisoners. who were MM! ”9‘”.
i less on the ground in the rear of thc
the meanwhile. from the scanty; American firing "my
humiliated ticspatclies wilichlufltic: _
billing in front the trout it in ii -.
Mo form an opinion of the. true alt-i NW“E}_‘U§“E”3'
on. The liner invaders arc. i)t‘('ll*; ‘ . ,. -
g constant. surpriucs. They linvel‘ "I'M" S JUBH‘EE'
y 'cut of! two portions of the La-’ Consitlcrubchntrrest is being muni-
yth relieving iol‘i‘ti from “19““: tested in the coming engagement of
ofaupplien. and with “r““t.tr‘:3““! that funny play. "Dolly's Jubilee." it
v ‘ I ' r , t ‘
Isaa‘lzrhfiidlthi”(lithemisalignfiflti'lifj is one of the successes of this season
Oleary'ti situation; it would at». and the business helm: d‘tine N’t‘i'i“
‘ must he, becoming iuzolernbic. so: where by this organization is simply
. fighting "my "“ ”P"; "" “‘1‘ wonderful. All who intend to so» this
‘33:. £11.31; wignlhhlllit-thh(Shinbrufizi 2‘ production should secure Scots well in
‘ order to complete the t'tlntiillI-: advance.
~ of hill relieving tori-c. 1‘
hoarding to the latest reports from:
pl, the artillery duct was roconl~
titted this morning at Moot River.
Statement that tho British ital-t- - ' .. .. . ., ,
. a. there is only acting (m the dcten— Pam. the New liavtn iuiludium
“ 3' appears to be an admission (.1 says of this production:
Witness. and it is thought the hoops l in tiny Puree in one of those effer-
fl y be at the "WW-V ”f the “W’ng’ vcuciug prodilctiotta that one can sec
101““ WWW?" 1" ”Wt ““li‘l’h‘w'l rcpctltcdly without tiring. it has all
.‘ - :tllc elaborate ci’iclttivcncea and bril-
"A 00111910“ may “0 expected 0" 'hpliizmcy of the» up-to»datc llcticrcr effort.
“”7“ fronticc ““1”“ "Wt-"wig,” 3 and the lii’pcl'ion was tilled lant even--
at “5. ll it. 1’“ truc U17” tlcnci'ui “”1": ing to witncua tho plu'lnimoucc. in
, bag! 3‘3”“! northward. 9'” "t“ l“, ihc cast there is dainty (‘hriatic Muc-
thin 50 mcct enircnchcd ""9"“ both l)(illiil(l. quaint .ioc (lit. William Caul-
{ Belmont and “0‘1“?" "'VW- . icroo. Ferris Hartman. .llary Young.
“.1! YGDOY'it“l ”3‘” Matching is “"f‘? and a boat of other coually capable,
MRS from "Wk ”1’ Will" and that “'V" The company is an unusually large
' is rife thcrc. " one and the play lei given with all thel
dVflm'PH from ”WWW" M”"’|”"" iinc scenic display and brilliant cos-
. '5 Trnnnvaal ”‘i'i'llltlni‘ "gems “3"“3 turning that characterized the worli
"been visiting Ilrl'ii'llli: stcomcrs ”‘1“? during its two hundred nights" run 11’
bureaucrat-do! in enlisting thrvc 1W" ’ the (mine in New York city. The ac—
mers from the ilcrman steamer. compunying music [,5 catchy. The
Kaiser. ~ intro-y (tomb-i in the housc of one ilur-
, forceoi' Portugutwpnlicehave god. [My]. a “1.11-”...1” bourgeois. who
{9. Gazaland. “’hi’l'“ ”‘0 "““W‘” “”‘i lives in Paris with his sister. Lutlovlcc
' ng in a threatening mnnnc)‘. ”l"? and his daughter Emilio. A marriage
m3 at Kmmluti i'oor having ilt‘i’n‘ has been arranged by ilzirtnvcl and a
lid. ‘certuin (‘01. ltnvigoi between Bnieiic
Theflritieh il‘flil-‘illill'i-‘i ['Z'V'm‘“ ”W1; and anilzot'u nephew. ilcuri Distrait.
Whaloniu “MW“ 1" liurlnm “MW: .is. howcvcr. the young people are
.11! 3.00" ”Unit“. "Hiking in" total "P only slightly acouainted. it has been
vein of tho first division ”Jill" “it’miauroctl that the entire party shall go
, 7 . th""""“‘ “in?“ im‘ “Xi"‘(li‘iI i ti)l.'.f‘ill(‘l‘ for a trial honeymoon. ill or'
test in a few dove. ‘dcr that they all may not to know
‘ each other better. and givc ilistrait
.(lape 'i'oivn. Nowmbcr ‘12. crcnintt» a chance to win the cffections ot’ Em-
a constant arrival of trnuéports nudl in... n so happened. )n,weve|‘_ that
he ontrnining of troops for thc myz-ri Emilie li-i in love with a young doctor.
Serious north arc iht‘ ('hlf‘i illi'l'lt'lllgi named l.ilt‘()lll', who. on hcnrinu of the.
mung the military. projected trip is lilleti with consterna-
Althounh ilic uiiiiloritIi-a cxorrise H lion lie and Emilie arc in «impair,
trirt which ovcr tltc il‘fifisilll~slilli of; but Ludovico rolucu to the rescue
‘uews. ii. in pvrnzittcd in any ll"w ihPlit-lhc has long been piuiouor a load
they arc prepare d against the Boer nit-i lover, ouc (’oi. Von Donncrwitz. and
negation in thc north. ' he, promises 'l'hcoiiore that ho shall be
Althoiinh it is absurd to umlcrrat“ takcn along on the trip as attendant
the Free: Sitllcl‘s .Wi ii ih' ii!“ opinion; physician. lliutvalt arrives and wish.
‘mny competent '0 llllllii‘ "till ”V‘Vicu to know if all is ready to start. but
ill not resist tbc British advance with; is informed that they are waiting for
the lame dolznrdnmu as is vhown it"i the tlroeumakcr. who. of course. is be~
Tfflflrilililll'l'hi and even now many; hind time. This drensmulier in a cer-
avg it a plebiscitewere tutu-n ll thin Louisette (iircnud. (in Marion
. i Show it tunior uguitrtt WM- .licr name llistraii‘ is much disturbed.
it net-mu that he had previously had
mberlcy. Friday. Novcnthcr 17. iii". love passage with Louhiette. has writ.
it!!! ridcr to ()rallL’c liivcr Writ-j ton our many love letters. and he in
, Novt‘lulwr L'Zm’l'hr-rc was a re; naturally nervous lent his prospective
dance in form this afternoon ”'8 fatitcrdn-iaw should find him out. He
.. , Inn of Alexander iv‘ontcin. tw- .‘ confides ill his uncle. and manages to
ha lconaiicld. ilt'liii'llliil‘liiH 0! lifl ;aecuro all interview alone with Mulla-
‘ muted forc- a. with two M'milnfl‘ ctte. She lit netoniallcd at finding him
"a flat? lint“. mulcr Mall“ fl"0" . in ii‘lt' mldat of bridal preparations.
mil tlaptain my. rcapcctlveiy. and crusts-queationa him closely. Dri-
W‘ilh the iicucouaiiclil loW!‘ you into a corncr. he finally nautlrcn
which hi‘llli‘ii anpport ihc will-H, her that it its his valet that in to be
the Boers. numbering 25" in 7i married. while he hlmaeif is to be
‘ Wealcd. Artillery ilre waa cx-.
' mil
in . ivvn'rrn murmur unnlol'snv ll.l.,
Maxim lummed at iwttttv
flotilla.
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i
Look 1
.. Mil i London. November 23v~A special Undertaker, fled. ah! who can tell with. lulu much "Till; DIRTY DOZEN."
. 3' '"i'i'aii'h "'0"! PM“ “If!“ Yvette Gil-i Joy and sorrow. and pine lumber and! Tic town of tiroton. Vt. Ia terror-
»; ‘gu‘tlr'm’aymrhtgigm; l‘mrt.‘ the winner. in lit-ritually ill anq'COI-llln “dint-hull .enlliimnte. and import and or." hall!" limit by hoodlum, A mrct organiza-
~ n it , g: ' mt ~'
men operated upon for nephritis.
m...—
a. nutter truth that people who
u only to am as themselves wont
harder at the till than most people do
and the town's ‘folke ntreamrul
filo met therctnrninx troop» It In"
nutty .lll'itlub fiflllfllllfl‘i were the llv
'0! Captain “Odin. and the
be burned. The Boera cona
and fl Eliuhth Strut Bo.
in earning their daily breadwflauaah
More. .
w
’y bombardment.
dim
ll:
ed detllxna, at 75c to, $1.60. and of Still
and lace for from 85.00 to teen.
Carmina for
Rooms. and the result has been that
thin neaeon's styles have been produc-
tive of many charming interior effects.
prettieat designs.
Madras at $4.50 to “2.50 the pair, and
cithrr light. or dark colors at ”.25 to
$5.00 the pair. u‘re of exceptional beau-
apron and regrets-wand pretty Station»
pry iii a necessity.
Section you will find an immense varlo
The D. M. READ 00.
W.
; SPECIAL SALE 3
mm a return personal choice in
mineral mum. the one ‘Ityie
“QM“! RM in considered corn
not. whinycomcinm lit the principle
and practice in our Belinda-bevy Bec—
tion. E. ‘t W. Collar: Ind Outta. Wide
End harm Tia. Dm- Bovn and Satin
Bat Winn; "Monarch" Dre-I Shirts.
$1.60.. ‘ . "
r ' ‘ " . '.
illiSlBil iiiiilliiiil.
A great variety of'Wortlted' " 1“" ‘rta
for the coming cold days are ready.
Dainty wool Faerdnaton in‘all color-
25:: to 751:: Knit Wool Hoods. black. 50.
75c and tl.oo~—plnlt. blue and white.
".00; imported German Hand Knit
Shoulder shawls. black. gray atfd pur-
ple. $1.25. $1.50 and 81.75; Crochet
Shawls. pink. blue and white. 50 and
75c. 81.00 and $1.25.
fin
..
iii an. v .
For the days when Baby is taken for
a nanny ride in the BabyCarriase.
there must be an Afghan of course for
the Carriage. They are to be found
in the infantlt' Department in great vu-
i‘iaty-«oi Eiderdqwn. with Embroider-
ioiurai Curtains.
A demand has arisen for Colored
Libraries and Dining
i‘he department with the newt-at and
Some in French
lotion and Silk Stripe Curtains in
3’-
m
Stationery.
The season of letter writing is at
iandmof notes. invitations. accept-
in the Stationary
ty to select, from. Hurlbut'a Old Hol-
aud illue Paper. with Embossed ini-
iala, no two alike, 364: box.
Established I857.
3mm”. 00" .
O
sunburn
We have received an en-
tire new Dtock [of choice
Stationery, and in order
to make room for some.
we offer odd lots for plie-
as below coat, ranging I
from. . . . .‘ .
5 to 200 Per Box.
See our window (“why
of Bargains in Paper.
ii. H. noted,
48 Washington Street,
South Norwalh.
l
P
S
i'
. and see how many pieturq you
have laid away that would or-
(.
and belts. "Who's sweet?" and Dinah wherewith they were seen :d to thc‘
Domain your him!!! H mm dropn her head on his shoulder and plate or rib from which they spring. -
and hung up. says. "bore of na."-—8hawnee Daily The lower che of the upper wing. as:
Bring them to me and I’ll
warrant you nth-faction in
., ‘ poise exteridiuit'ii‘
‘ of Hitler.
. page. lndianapoiiil a Louievitle atoaku.
sent invcsttncnta are nmrt
-
through their bazaars.
one door and leave by another.
for snic arc displayed on each side of'
aisles that wind through the length
of the «hop.
thcec aisles, they ltad you to the sec-
. 0nd and often third story of the build-
; int: and then back a
. forcut aisles. cousin
few i-‘t‘i dl-daut, i
must travci this
.idll‘dil.
and in some shops they bring you cups
of (on to sin and a f'hibnrhi" from
'which to light yoiir pip?.**“fllllfll0i‘t“
“dun.
are.
cowardly to put his arm around auc-
but when the hour for the duel ar- ‘1"?
bllnx. rmy cheeks. .
her curl». his courage ounce. and he bony iluzike. There is a little!
flees, the held without even learning of
the cowpath that leads to matrimony.
Better be old
Chief.
is aalil to contain the following strik-
Ml .. ‘ II I . ‘
clash at?» We. font
you .,
rum wort exception- on
the ride of lotion. neiehly union; the
iron and Steel twain. New Jersey
Central declined o poi. .
Wail Itreet.’:li?‘za. .Ti't'e limit
market displayed tint ate fiMMNr-.
latte-tau. earl in the weak. Strength
prevailed in my unimportant le-
lluu. and there 1m elective bidding
up at Home of the active speculum.
Butter. American ”romeo. General let-
eetrlc. Mather and the iron II“! that
tune» advanced 1 ll palate. Doom
item in the raltw a were email and
dilatation» narrow «cent in the Uni~
SPECIAL SALE OF
Ladies’ Fine Tailored
Jackets.
One of the [leading manufacturers of
Ladlelv Garmente. about to retire from
business. have sold to us their entire
line of Sample Garments. These goods
were bought at a discount from the or-
iginal price and enables us to offer
them to our container: at the exact
price that the manufacturer asked us
for them in the early part of the sea-
eon.
They are all Fine. High Grade Gar-
ments, made in the very belt possible
trainner and of the very best materials.
This house hill the reputation. of
mailing the finest goods ‘of any house
in New York city. They will he plac—
lnwe Erie and Western stocks. New
York. Chicago and 8t. Louie pro erred
stocks and Hocking Valley pre cred.
w eh rune l to 3% potato.
all street. noon-#Wealtneea became
marked in the coolers, New Jemy
(lent . Lackawanne. Delaware and
l-ludaon and Reading unit preferred
letting about 1% a 2%. Realizing oc-
curred in the general market but the
lame were small except in Chicago.
lndienapollu 8-. Muiaviile. which re-
acted 2%: Mather extended its gain
to Hi. The bond maria was quiet
and Iiteltdy.
Wall Btt'cct, t p. m.--Prlce move-
ments of note continued to be widely
isolated and the drift'ih the general
liat wailinilte unimportant. Trading
came ulnmst to a stantistill in the hour
after midday.
Wall street. 2 p. m.—The dullness of
the general niarket was relieved to
some extent uy the active demand for
Baltimore at Ohio preferred. (lounges
in the general list were slight and
somewhat milled. Consolidated this
rose an extreme 4% per cent.
TQDAY'B QUOTATIONS. .1
Reported over private wire of iv}. ll.
Bonnie. commission broker. 5 Masonic
Building, Wall street. city. Telephone
new Yarn. November 2!. me
Open High Low mu
TRIST‘RAMn HY
No. 2 GaZette Building.
‘1‘ 1
ed on sale Saturday morning. Novem.
her tub. and any one in want of a
winter garment cannot afford to misa
inia opportunity.
m
For Jackets. Capes,
and ' Collarettes.
This is predicted by everyone to be
a fur season. We have never had such
an extensive line to select from as we
are showing this season. All entirely
um and the very latest shapes and
styles.
Electric Seal Jackets are a very pop-
ular garment this season. This gar-
ment is an handsome as any sealsltln
and the price ie within the reach of
anyone. We have them 22 and 24 in.
loot: and in all sizes.
Electric Seal and Aatrnkhnn Capes-
more popular than ever for people
wanting a good. warm garment. We
have them 27 and 30 in. long. All at
popular prices.
For Collarettes and Neck Scott: in
all the new shapes and in all the popu-
lar furs.
v
Special in 'Ladies’
Underwear.
We will sell this week, one case only
of Ladies‘ Fine Jersey Ribbed Vesta
and Pants. goods which we bought last
July before there was any advance in
the market. 'i‘e could not buy them
at the present time to sis-ll loss than
69 or 7.70. We give you the benefit 0!
them while they last at 50c each.
TRISTRAM a HYATT, ,
NORWALK, CONN.
All mm Oil. 371.; 3754 ti: :5?
Aim-mutton on an». or. on
An. Mr I!" Do. 157'; mo; “57:; i5 3;.
Ankh-cent» m tr: urn, 1M.
Aiehlm 3 ill 1
aunt-on. mud to. with M m i
~ 1.): -..
amfifi‘f'jirn ,3}: ,“f; ,2? ,2“; .~\.‘.ii‘2Rli'.\'S rlnsr ononnn.
mill . | i v - ‘i ——
Mafigm‘" 3;“ if»; “:2 122:; How He ’i'ried To Run Away From lliu
OJLOBtJ’oui. 1%.; nuts lira; I'l'r‘l', Admirers,
graffiti 1... 1:12:15 13:.» 1"}:‘4 1:21;. Wilmington was not churliuh. but
a .. - "a .. . l‘ 'rfhc had that preference for being unob-
mi-‘KM'NIC‘W “m L”? ”K“ l-“hlaervcd that develops at times into :i
Mani Steel. 5‘3 ii". ”“1 ”"3- ; ionginz in a man whoae life is spent in
toilet-almost. . .4 We f" , 3"“? :‘l’i; public. li'i quilted thc Macomb house
Gama! moclflnfi’i- 1-“ , W}— l-l'h W'i ; on the morning or August so. Hill). Tho
WWW.‘N~"'" ‘0'. We all. 5"". § eel-routs \vcl'c inatructcd to steal away
““5“.” W“ WL‘. “’9‘ ““5 “W i of dawn. to how the carriages and lng~
ill-court Heine “I“ 11‘," ‘3,“ flaunt» ui'cr the ferry at l’aulus iiook it)“
N.Y.O¢n.t‘llu¢mn. “'7‘? "j": ”1"" 'm‘tisuurisc. iiy candlelight. hire. Wash-
WUWWYM ‘fl'f "f“ 1‘" '_ .inlrton. the childrt u and thc secrwtarica
“- “WWW ‘ a“?! ”‘5 W '1 f“ i asacmblcd in the morning room.
Sumac. preihr’d 77:? ' 1’“; Tiic ill‘t'hlllt‘lli. ciltt-rcd. plensrd with
I”itficluc'itldl. i-w “‘1 " “3'" i his attainment? lie was enjoying iu
WHOM ii". I“ i. I“ 11'i i j prtlupitt hia concealed departure. lm~
Phil-OWN! :"p r ‘ | . imcdintely under thc window suddenly"
gdihtrmfu‘»gd' L23 .2.“ 1:“ 33' . strut it upon tho still morning air tin
Penn (Mia’llft ll“. lid.” ll: " ’1' "i hintincongruous notes or on lll'iilli'l',“
Union Pacific. ”e “at {an ”1"" fig band. i tout the highways and byway.»-
o a Luilmco m at.“ of at". w marrying nmtdr now-amt 'lo mom.
- - ~ -P - " 4 '- "j- «u ghi‘ that step outside the door a thou.
Womb pref Bit 2'.“ 2:... ”wound growling. nfi ctiouutc eye. Wiiit‘l‘i'
P!
i "Tilrrc." cried the general, in half
H‘Olllli' tluvnzlirvl cannot think alto-
fgcthcr iiiaplcascd. "it‘s all til'cl‘; wu or»
it'oulld out. Well. Well? They moat have
TREASURER- !‘J‘RNUI’S REPORT.
am a Growth in the Yale Pull in 13
Year» otOur 12.0003").
tinlr nun way.“
.\'«w ”Mun. Conn. November 23» i
’ it was the "gcncral" they waitcd t.)
Treasurer Furuam'a annual report wiser. not m" "n“hm‘!’ ”“4" ””M the
roadway from housc to barge. l‘t“'tli'tl~|
the Yale corporation today makes n.1,”; up... moment in “how...“
statement in the nature of a general ? brains. l.\ dirtinanishrd man can nci—
balancc ahecl. covering the thirteen ‘rr know which cf his audience h to hi‘>
years of the llu‘ighi administration. it l he biographer. it may be one of thc‘.
ahown a growth of the Yale funds dur- i "silpvrs" in the Magi“ rolling off the
ing that Hill" from 2.160.696. to $i.-.carpcts.l 'l‘hc liillililTl' of artil’lcryi
823.278. The largest items in the nrc- ‘ could not drown. the living about that:
[tapes of Si; ; rost- iiom ille' throats of the people as
iml.4'”ll bonds. ”1178.071; slot-its. $2.14 - 5 i’l'liuiliutztnn was borne oil' with the
29K. and real catzitc hold for future un- rise and fall of the our:- glonming in
iveraity purpmwa. $334,317. the cheerful sun. iliu voice trembled.
The present returns upon the college as its bade the assrmhlml crowd (arc-1'
funds are about five her cunt. Suh- . will Though chuvr of ;:ppcallnlz to ltfl
scriptions for the memorial buildingithc lol'v oi the [iconic ntver failed to'
fund. paid in. amount to 387.383. imovc him decply.~iiarper‘s Magazine,
} m .
.Hi'AN'S ()i'i-IFZR STORES. i
.lilllillili‘ arc very fond of slr’ollingi
you mm- a. A Microscopic View of One of Nature'a
(mode Wonderful Schemes.
At a meeting of the New York Mi-
icroscopieal society the president of the,
‘otnnuizatiun exhibited. besides other.1
{things. lilt- honeybee'n wing. showing‘
lib: hooklctu by means of which the,
train through ii”. i lower of thc two wings of thc hec is
5; 3'0" to travel the ; joined to thc upper wing in flying. lili‘t’i
”l" establishment, many makinz tin in practically a ainglc wing.
Finally you see the doorway a ;' The. "poor of thc two wings in nbntlti
"ii PW" "it’ll you 5 half an inch in length. the lower a lit L
maze several times be iue sum-m". 'l‘h» wings come togetht r;
Will”) '0 W951i“! lwhrte they are joined to the body?
['fillllny 8'10]!!!an is very "‘5!!!” in thny an. ofiugrwise M‘Dfli‘flte. thn‘,
"it“ 9*" around 0!! "I? "00"- the bee gws into its hive. it fold; in;
wings together. one leaf over the {”1“
or. so that they will take up less room,
When it goes abroad. it spreads its:
wings and couples tllcm tolzther with
the hooks. '
When looked at untitr the microe-
copc. the upper ulst- of the lower win:
.is seen to be rte-enforced as though ii
had an extra ulatc or rib ntrctchul
can and press it to his bosom. He re- along thcre. and to this rib. spaced
olvca to marry every day for 40 yearn .apart at regular intervals. though thcy-
all contained within a total det'f“
of little more than a quarter of i“
when beauty shakes i inch. ihtrc are attached ill or '."l
i
WINGS OF THE HONEYBEE.
Phasing tip and down
Plinth oi
imce.
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THE BACHELOR.
A hat-hrlor is a coward and a fail-
iic shaves and primpu. tail is too
ivce. when in the menace of tram-i
clarity 'Rutua in his
abin. where he held: old mnah'n hand ' separately and to limit for
inclined to regard the hook an lllfif'i
i Variable-
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The New Store,
“BIKIBKNKS:
45 and 47' West Washington Street.
Mi Something New
é a Even in.
Kaleidoscope.
The Finest Department in the store .
ivl our
Cloak and Suit Departme *
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4K Bright and cheerful and iiiied with the
4‘ latest productions in J ackets. Genes and
: Skirts for Ladies.’ Misses and Infants’ ‘
wear.
This tlepai intent is in charge of skilled
garment makers, who will alter gar?
ments for you while you wait, free of
charge.
Any one having a jacket or skirt that
does not fit we will alt: r for you. as we
can blame no one for havinga iitwho
has a garment that is not satisfactory.
6WW* “(a «an a *
We will offer an a special inducement
the. coming week two dozen Skirts,
made of styli~h goods. in the most ap-
proved fashion.
were *mmm* e a *“k a *‘k‘* 'k‘fi‘k
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$1.95:
doz. Skirte $2.98
66 ‘5
worth $3.98
“ $2.75
v
‘ Mahackemo Hotel Block. So. Norwalk.
looked at under the microscope. is you}
lio lw i‘iliii‘li up into a flange- or trotlnhn
fWhtn the hen Nlflll'ti out of the hive,
,it books the books on the upper l‘tlfi‘
.——-—-—.
The flrnt chapter of a western novel
“0:031?{\llllellfliii'i'ftlniggl inrm. best man. He premiums to meet i.on~ style Mid price.
rll lalci away. on t‘llt‘l‘ .iaettc that evening. but title. with her
milieu of anlfllilll-"lflll wildiyfuuspicioua thoroughly l‘illliit‘d. ilctcr- (mm of “WNW kinda.)
rifle pits. remaininu tl‘wni-lminca‘to watch. .‘ti
W
H. S. GREGORY,
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The tutirue felt after exertion in?
new usually attributed to the m
in the llllllclfl and blood at the M-
‘ioia product. that mu no: action.
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inn onaulme:
; on the hriny deep.
"(lot another chill?" hit wile halo-d.
. ed to think of what i might be «after-
li: Jon
'ol' the lowr-r win: into that flange or.
I (‘01? 3 trough at the lower edge of the uppcr
Kalli)! up» I will! and no makes the two wings.
“Wm “110“? “With. practically one.-New York Sun.
"Mimi a sudden the fair nir
nued to sit on the “mill.
in tall Hillpfl went niorrilv by. ticiuli-
W
The hay fever
Jim! has been farmed. known as "The
victim ehu-idcreil. " iliri than." who“ win purpoee lit to
porno-irate 'illlll‘i‘flil and ahameiul
"No." he powered. "I but henna” ieeda. Hematite of the tattoo: of these.
thugs many women aslert they dare]
not be on the attract. in the evening—l
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' Merrill College,
‘ arsurono. cons.
To learn ilvmk-kt-nplnc. .enotthand and
Voung
Typewritlug.
Mp" 'lhete ll a demand for YOUR”
MEN.
' . ("taupe-tent. wcll-trnlnnl YOUNG
Wanted ‘ m-
Merrill (lollcne can place YOUNG
MEN. who are good Monograph“
DJ, and evening pontoon.
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