..w/
WWONOOOOO”OO”O”O
. ,. .. O sells the paint that wenru
liboiit Sunday in Now
a mound with up-
,. youtardoy. on tho
. lvol'aide-uvouuc.
.11» Drundugo. of Lon, '7 Ridge
1‘ unending several .1... with
filo lug: 1's, Philip and Ernoat. in local,
0
olauuo Poyvoz has secured a pool-
. Vlth William (Albert. the ohoo
on '1Wa ill nylon
tho utlcct
Alourbriao [Willi tondomd Mia's: Elilcl
Sherwood in t TlVlluudoy afternoon.
V Lea Lamb l2icll1. °
Shoulder Lamb, 8c lb.
ll. tho
ajst Ava Market.
”WNOMMMG
lllllll llilllllllll ill
.... BARNEM'BL -
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
M00.
, 2d WEEK. OF Till!)
.2011 011111111 an.
‘Now values. new vigor, all through
thontorc. Watch tho papcl'u daily.
thtero’il no new things spring up which
you'll want to it ow about. Look out
for tho values in Muslin Underwear.
This” is Blanket Weatilor and lilL‘
20th Century values are just ill tlluc.
10 i Cotton lilankots. sale price lit
pair; value 59c.
10 Il Gray Cotton Blankets nah: price
[19:- pair: value 761' pair.
ll 4'Erill'lf4to 308591114 13111115114113. also
may and tan oolo4‘u'. our; price 75c 11: 1h.
11-4 Willlc and they cotton illanl-
ois. solo 111 it 1: ill". -c pair.
ll 4 Willie : 11d Grey Cotton extra
heavy. salc price Si ill pair.
WASH GOODS.
Bargains for the 20th Colltury Sulc.
Printcd Floel'cll (loom-1. pretty put.-
.ternu for house wrapporu. sale price Sr
yard; value 1219.: yard.
28~inch Printed Percale Cloth,
price 5c. yard.
36-inch Wide Percale Clotllr,
price lie yard.
Outing Flannel uout stripcs. coin-.2:
pink and blue sale price he yard.
Light Shining Prints. 5qu price 4r.
yard. ‘
I-lntca' Seersucker (lincllams. ('llct'lt'é
and plaids, salo price 61: yard". rail-.0
moo. yard.
GREAT REDUCTIONS lN
FLANNELETTES.‘
17¢ goods 121-21» yard.
1212410 $0st 101' void.
Sc goblin, 131.41: wrd.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
(ll'ont excitement in this 'ii‘lil'l‘ tluollt.
Tho oi'for' lugs alto tho f1 uitr , «11‘ this with
VLentllry sale. ‘
WOlllN'l' a Calico and ."cl'mlu Wrap-
spol's. tiallt fltiini: waist and full sdlirt
‘4?an mice «We each: 11 doll .'ll “rum".u'
' Woman's b‘iaunoicttc \" l‘lllii‘t‘l‘b‘. a
full skirt. and tight illlllli} waist. rain
prlco 59c: vzlb'o 51.7.11.
(lthcr buraalllu that ul'c bridllvlw till“
VVpcoplc how are tho
..WAIS‘TS.
, Silk Wulnts rttnil prirl‘u all this 111-11-
[lion $510 $1450: lull- prilc $29»
1 Silk Wuiutu. l'cluii orb r all {iii-i acu
"mu is 1113111019 lil‘lun $119...
Old \\ (lists. all M 011 l‘aillctl.
price $1. F10.
i" roach I. lamlrl Walrus.
3.00 and ‘1ui‘l5 to $1. 59
French Flannel Waiutu. all the now
mics. sold all high as: $5. mic prior
32. ‘lb. .
All Wool Flunhoi Waists. mic pricl'
‘ililc:" yluim Si ..‘llll .'- -
Wdol Drona f-llllrtll in plain and
1.10.111, down from $5 and st‘.‘ 1'. .‘liu pl ito
1 1J-
' Malay Day Blclrtu. doubic fucod
(is. all'vrooi. tailor madc. lullo priccu
3.05mi 33:95; valucu $4 and to.
onion-as.
.‘ tilt Cuban. $6.00 worn $10.
unlc
Silil'
saic
down from
‘ V, ,. (loll Com. 80.170 were 312.
bit Gillian. $7 50. mm :11"
ch Manolo (Sloth Capra. 30 iuohou
339“” . for. trimmed. Vsaic prloo 33. an.
WM N'Sl MUSLIM UNDERWEAR
ililtil Century bargaina arc wor.
or '.me httnntlon. .
.tll‘litlt mm all. do ouch.
. ullltl have... at 9111111111112
lithl “‘0qu at illlc each.
lilo at one ouch
on t}. docnhlls of tho dollar Col-
4 till: 1nd r. ' '
'fl'oln uionwood. Saturday afternoon.
. with gem-ml
David 13114.1... and family, affioo
avanlic.h1'e ill ofllyphoid for ..
it)
mootiuga to ho hold in bi
l’liit’) Methodist Illnlaoopai Church thin
weak. under the. aunplooa of the VA
and illetiiddiot Ch ohos. ‘Wili
mourn tonight at 7:30 o 'oloka All are-
vitod to attend
goo-AW 3
The service of communion and love
react in the Advent Christian Church.
yesterday mornintr. proved to bo one of
drop solcluuity and yet withol a very
.nioyubie season. Many availed
themselves of the privilege of reality-
ing to the praise and glory of God. in
the owning. the pastor. Rev. J. W: Da~
via. preached a very inspiring 11111-111011
ml the subject. “Push. Our Motto for
the New Oratory.” falling for bill text.
words formed in the Forty~fourth
Psalm, at the filth verse. f'Tilrough
thee will we push down our enemies."
After defining the word push as now
plied to the subject in hand. he showed
how everyone could. if he would, push
along tho work of the church. and os~
pcclally exhorted the members of the
church to unite with the pastor in
plluhlug for the salvation of unsaved
(111cc. Commencing tonight union
nlrotlugu will be bold ill tho dust arc»
nun Methodist Episcopal Church every
night, this track, the Adventists and
Methodist propla uniting in the work.
E. E. Gorham.
East Nor-walk. Conn.
twice as
long as loud and 0ii-—-Dovoo lead and
zinc. ground. by, machinery.
ROWA YTON.
Tho sicalucr Kate 0. Stevens arrived
(lcorgc liclullol', of tho post office
hill, is ill of the grip.
(ll'in illill urlp colda arc vcl'y picnti-
fll‘. ill tho villuzo just. now.
l’cl'll illcicl' ol‘ Nowark.‘ . . .l..
guest orcr Sunday of l!
the \th Side.
William [\lullll'r has i~'i‘i?lll‘("1l a pod
tiou with The Old \Ycll (‘l.:ul (Joul-
pany in South Norwaill.
W
um 11
.'i‘illllc'.', m
Mil-lo l'llln Hilton. 111‘ .llu'm‘y i‘ii 1' is
1.110 "lli‘Sl of tho .\li~.\c (l1. tor and
P311111: :1 t‘lllliiln.» of (‘br 1111 :: tilrl'l.
liolyurd huh-.11... all :-11 to Lolli-
mm .1 \‘l‘rl-dncsdav to H sumo l‘l'i st' 1.!-
iou at tho Baitilllnrl- Mcdb-ui (‘nlb'zo
'l‘hr- llownvlon and Rollin illll l|()i‘kA
cy il‘:‘.illr$ niuycd a good lululc on t‘has—
mar'u pond. Saturday. 'i‘ilc iii)\\‘ll:-'ll‘vli
loam won by 11 boom of ii to 0.
(i. ii. TҤll."llili('\"s woods wvro so? 11::
um Saturday afternoon, promllnnbl}. by
Shall-l": on (lilllslllur's pond. 134‘4iili‘ ill“
damage to lill‘ trcos, two lords of cut
wood \l'i‘l‘t‘ lilll'lll‘ll
C. b. Oudvll has filo want: on tlw
Protr'utnllt Mt'lllodlnt (“burl-ll. which ho
is building in Stamford. wvli :HlYlllll't'il
it is: planned to dodil'ai.‘ liu' c'lil‘u'v in
March.
(.iuiu'icl Show has a wry oailll'ui cyc,
no tllc result of on :it'l'llit'ill \\ llllc l'llrlp
pinlz wood. Mr. Shaw dbl not an" :1
clothcu lino abnvc hiu lli‘.‘.ll \\ ll"ll iu'
raised the nxc to Sii‘iill‘. illiil‘lfli 01‘
coming down ill tbc hrnl't'l' llllIlH ll‘."
arc caught on tho liar and. tlili‘il.‘tl off.
striking lulu'lcl ill lb.- i’l't‘. llr. lull
ucli llrr'ssed thc iilllll‘i'.l uzltit'.
DA RIEN A ND NORO TON.
if our attempts to ('(iznl'inu blue and
nllllll'l' tllc blllc should iv so wry light
as to be almost whltc.
bilillll-‘lY l.:l111l1r.u'l is: will lulull'llin':
tho loan of tho Slain will. b llc drllpplui
Thursday ut‘lornoon third" :1 rlio from
the Trust (‘.oulnnllr 1.1 lb. .15'11'oull
bridge ill l‘unul sill-u l : ‘..lnll.1.' i
Ra'l. ilorbm'tkt lll'mln b :11 all 'lttu.' l
of inivrlllitlont- r._-.- .-l'. uni will bl» 11:1
llllll‘ to llrcnl'll for :1 low Sililllilhi. llcv.
John ll. l.1l\\'rcncl-, of Smith Nurwulil
ocuuplcd tho pulpit 1.! ti 1' Cozl'n'c'x
tlonnl Church _\l'-:= iclli. 'll'.
\iuly Stalk. “No .v lam.) \‘lnlll of
Norman. died at bu bomb in til ii '.'ll.
illiIt'. Friday cronlu' ll'u'd :«cl'l-uty
ycnl'u. Funornl :.f‘l'.lli"~‘ \\'t'i‘l' hub.
from St. lulllc'u (‘.llu-l-ll llll‘l aftl'l'no :11-
at 2 o'clock. Illli'l‘ilin'nl our; ill Spring
(‘.r'mo (cmeioly.
(loollw Clllliltil'l ll 11 1.1111 11'.“ ‘i‘l'tiltll‘il'li
ll. f‘iuldllorton. of it .1111 hilli‘l is con
Bitil‘l‘Nl lbc (‘lltllll‘iillll 1111111111: the boy
"~iil\li-.‘l‘5 n" this sl't'lilm. hunt lvcck on
l‘lmumur‘s pond in llorsnylou. ho bout
auroral bovu lili‘ :1 i' than himself. l-ln.
in not only val-y mold on short disl-
tnncoa, but can hold out on :1 ltilii:
:lll‘f'tltil for u croutur lolqulll of limo
than any of tho nut-1111.111“; ho hull on~
collutorod that: far. ,
Harper‘s Illizulr dirt-u ll‘l in llr. ind
inane unothcr of it 1 illtcrohtinn article?
on mourning. '\ now fad in mourninl:
in the lam of black volvct null volvnl
ribbon in half moul'.11llllz (‘ouccrnlllr
but: it on)": Hula. 11,111.10 nulircly of
crane follow 11.11an the linm of tho
built of other 111: iii 1 Iain. only tho. ornpc
in i‘llil‘l‘i‘ll (u out on in folds: or lack!
Tho only trimming la bows of dull silk
with dull Jot lulcltltw. while many of
tho hat» haw tho bows entirely of
credo. it in nuitu a fol-ohm fashion
and can that. in not generally adopted
ham. although aomctlmc‘n noon. to
«our 11‘ long roll on ll tint hat. tho voll
but. on in ii boxplcuf: but fortunately
tho lé‘tvlo will not ho likely to moot
favor. Another stylus
‘ hot ill comparatively now within tho
“it too youla la. loan-ad of Wharton
.iint Marlo Stuart bonnet to harm
‘ ch l_1onnot all it is call oil. with
_« - trimming at tho loft little. oil 11
with stiff buds brill itf little
.. onllroly of ‘
‘ Miau Vere Dana. who haI been visit»
‘ing with her fricnda, Mina Judaic Mead.
for several days. baa roiurned to her '
2101110111 New York. . . ..
The lifty-aightll unnlvoranry of
F‘rloudahip Division was celebrated
Sunday evening.‘ Memhcrs from out
ofutowo dirtaioun worn preaont. .
Charles Sawmill has bouWhl out the
harbor buoiuesu couduutod by John
Lohr in the basement nonr Dicker-
mall’ 13 store, and has taken possouuiou.
The funeral of Mrs. Amos Northrop
was bold Friday from hcr_lato homo.
ilov. ll. H. Nollie ofllciutod. The r115
mains wore taken to Lakovicw come-
tcry. .
CANNON.
Mrs. C. Godfrey is on tho sick lint.
. Mrs. .lool Godfrey is on tho sick list.
Davenport Whito lo vory ill at llll‘i
home in this placc.
Effordn. daughter of the Rev. E. l
Lounabury. is on tho nick lint.
Mil-ill Mary Mllll-r who bl'oho h'u'
urnl rcC(-'nli_l i1 iziiploving lupldh.
Miuu Mary iiancort, of Goornctowu.
is visiting with \iiw Liliic llarrct.
ll'lrl'. Gcol'lzo Colo. of
about Sunday with law
Miller.
llyo. N. Y..
father. Jerry
i.. ll. \l‘uruéllc and William ll. liul'l-
butt arc llal'vcatl'ni: a crop of llllt' it:
on Sturgcn's pond.
Mr. and Mrs. William (‘.libcri hfll‘”
l‘o"llll'llt‘tl blnnl' from a two wonku' \'l':‘.<
it about with tilt-ll‘ l'lllllll'ml ili lll‘illuc~
poll.
'l'ill' iuldil-r' \ill Hlx' lot) of tho {lil'lh
odisl Episcopal (‘ illu".lll will "iv: .
ant-labia at ”10 homo of Mrs. ll. iircllu
'i‘llul'uday ci'cllinu. Suppor
Hl'l‘Yt'li from 5 in 7
WES TON.
liills..i:1llo Nichols bun \'i'-=ltr'll fl'icnds
in llriducporl.
A. (‘. ilradloy lliit'l ill‘i‘li on lbc Slt‘l’.
in: for St'll'ci‘ili (hiya.
lira. .llmpblllt liiiil r«.turucd lift) 11
.\.\l York l.l.- . “till,
1:\d 1m lllzu kolt ill is .l homo that has
lucu ill fol sclclai days
Mrs. N ll. Hill of llcdvlillu.
ilc'd Miss (‘.lrrlo .‘llor-rillulsz-
has \‘is-
'l‘llc Mutiuco Whist f‘luli movie this
wool: with Mrs. Julncs (foicy.
and Mrs. Vullllcl'b‘llt (lodt‘roy
:t4 of Paxton friends.
Mi'll ircllc Pcl'ry is mounting :1 for:
“Willa with fricnd". in lildccfic'lli.
M18 iiulrit. illllu of (lulllzotunll
but: room a il l'.' days. with 3.11:. in. Hill“
illit‘l‘n
.ll 1'.
have bl'cll gut.-
:‘1ii:.u idl'n Fl'rric has luwll scl'imlkl)
ill for thc paw n'l'l'll. but 1:. :dllllcwndt
lu'ttl'l‘.
.\ir. and Mrs. iiuzullc iillllllcy. of
'lllllllillF. haw spout :l fagw days with
Mrs. Rowland.
ill 'ltiit'\ and hills Edith
from :1
.lil'a. 1.. W
il: ':1llb\' haw iLilllll d ilmul
li>lt ill lilllsliz'. ', N
Mrs. W ll. hltillililli; c 1nd .1111. who
ll:ll--b.llll'>'ll'.:llil;1.'. 1'. low 1.1mm ill
Nov: York, llalc li ulncd llnulc.
‘.di 5 J1 llllic lioyt of illdgvilcid \\ '10
inc. 1.11mi :1 f1 .1 no 1:: w: ill iltl iltll‘l'.
.lll“.~:. Godiva} l 1.1 it“ turned ll().":i.i‘
lira. Root, who 11.1» bl'cu ~11' '1'1111.
:11 rural day: old. ilil‘ '0". l’ l-‘
Root, re'imm-li 1'. hvl' bomb in \ill'ld'w»
port. Friday.
A council of l‘cllurclzllliollul iii‘l‘l'3'
man and dclccnlm from lll‘ly'lillln‘lll'.
i'l\\’ii"- mot at tho Norflcid Church on
.lullual'y it and llillllliascd ilcl‘. il. l".
Root from tho pastorutc which 110 ila<
m'cupim‘. ill'H" for :1 your and 11 half
During; thin limo. tlw rcllltlonn bctuc '11
pastor and pcoplt- lili‘.‘ c boon of 11 mm.
cordial naturc and ti \" 111 Mill l'cstrm
that hi3 l‘i‘Fil'lillllDll ll 1': arm-pica
David l.. (olov um ord: lluml u' a don-
con at tho mornbl'; rcrvivr- on .lundzly
VALUE OF TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
“'i‘olcl'lhonr: numbers him on actual
uloncy rulllo." said an oitlcor of tho
All'lcriclul fioil 'l‘olophollc company.
"'l‘ilc arsorlion has a strange sound,
but if you think for :1 moment of tho
advantage :1 bucinosu ilouuo dcl'lvm
from having its: location woll known
tho thin: 1.0011111 only natural.
"in tho 1 nurse of lime proplc‘ a mlnlill
buglu to associate a firm with its tolu-
phouc number. and if when they «tart
to roll up on old friend may find hint
muaqaorudlng “m. or :1 my :1 number it
is as much of :1 “Kirk m: if they had
railed at 11 houso with which 0le were
lm the habllof doing basinoan and
found it had moved away. it all
comes under the legal head of mood
will? 11 vary oluliivc commodity. but
one which baa its market value.
“So much in lhl'i hm appreciated by
homo of our old muons that they are
willing to pay heavy mileage if they
movo away from tho neighborhood of
their oxnhanm. In order to retain their
old telephone address. Many tumor
that. boom have followed tho north.
ward tmnd of business in the in»: tow»
mm, and theft- my auroral colon of 11
‘I mica ultimo Mills ill the till
«titan while Its «1.111161... num-
Illa no dominant or
1:21.11. 11;.» .
2'11: outlive. it is '
.. grown in in,» morn fuvoruluo all.
mates. norm! ‘vory mummy,
roaslod only an orliomd 11nd plagued '
bl polluti' U185 that my
villu-
tho itbaenqo of spirituality "
‘ “You. agreed the professor. helping ,
" himself to land: idiot» and muffins.
material in their violin or life.
i ‘ Jersey arena: that hill hosteau who
9th and Java.- “la
“beanie Ira «rowing more: and more
" ' it is not only Ipirituolity.‘ but into]
lectuulily. that is on the walls." 1an
the ludae. eyeing appreciativ y the
marina or or a. saucer of strawberries.
" “Look. for instance. lit the “100580“
‘of people who 119on mu anything out
_ lanoldluf nmcm hm.
, orally—bill u the" 1
imm'n auhulitullon ' ‘
o! lull-rim cotton.
look I‘m lilolabol hm
UllllWll-«M‘! that it ill
but bmkuu.
L-
THE "SONG OF 'l'HE SKlRT.”
With lingers weary and cramped.
And a wrist that was utiii‘ with pain.
A lady walked. in a Paris gown.
Down liiond street. ill the rain.
Spinshwplash~aplash~
Through puddle and slash and dirt
And half to horse". in a sobbing tone
Silo song this "Song of the Skirlz"
"For Fashion’s nuke." aha moaned,
"i-‘llll many a cross boar wc,
Like abioct slaves we how
To ilor every new decree;
But of all the cruel modes
With which wo women arc cursed.
Our walking gown. with its trailing
train.
Methinks is by for the worst!
USl\’(€4l|l~f§\V(‘0D‘~fl\‘iQQB‘“
Whore thc waste of the street lice
thick:
S W Go p mu WGt‘ell'-'~—i'1Wi‘B pm-
iiou'cl'cr our path we pick;
“mil. bacilllla. and norm,
Corfu. burlliuu. and dust,
'l‘iil wc shulldcr and turn from the sor-
l'y night
With a gosturc of disgust.
"Uh 111011 with motors dour!
(ill “11‘“ who have woli-drosscd wives
it iri not ulonc 1m nxm-nsivc mode,
it in our that hazards “you!
For nlaliunaut ll]i(l‘t)lll's swarm
in tho tritllrulcd dirt,
And ”10 drcss that succps it up may
ill'UVl‘
A abroad as; well as a skirt!
"Slump" ‘1\\l'i‘ll- SW cop»-
Au we 1'. all. 0‘01 filo Wont 1'? ml lingo.
For. ilOWHl'H‘l we tr:' to tarry that fall
A part of it alwlya naga-
'l‘lm horn of it alwzlya drops
ill lilo winter's greatly aluuh;
Tho lwm of it ull'vopu thc sunlmcr‘s
dual
More l‘ll'llll- thou
lil‘ilbil. 5“"
tho liuslulun'o
"l 1r an --»-d rag ll runw-
Whatever our ntrcnath or health;
\\‘0 l'm'c all to draw that hoary train
\‘v‘halcrl'r or:' rank or wraith.
Whatever the dross has cost.
Fashion's laws we dare not Ihirk:
Old and young we ulikc must dolly do
The neuronal-m dirty work.
ill? for (1110 hour of ('flfit‘
As l Slit)?! in thr- crowdod struck—
With 110 drug upon my knccs.
And no pull about. my for-t?
For only on» short hour
To be as i used to be.
Wllcu i wore a skirt of scnsibic length
Which my uni-tics loft quite fl'ce'.
"l‘lll'. bill for can abort hour.
.A\ rcupitll. howcvcr brief.
TH 1111' (fill'lutllllzk shopping at icast in.
door.
And from rain wc‘ro knmc relief?
'l'h.» wraibed ‘llnllouui Dress'
Vomit-sacs for Inc 110 charms.
Yt't on days; iikc this i could willingly
rush
into Lady ilurborton‘a arms.
"As; i l’col tho dish-culling strain
()1' my train on my aching wrist,
l 1'. old \vvii llicll low honor-forth
iv‘nullion'll edicts to moist.
\l'llcn i arm will“ my llcm'n uwcpt up.
Though in walking i'ln an export.
I 11111 wry much more than half ill'
' illil‘il
To elliyo homo and burn my ukirt-"
With fingers; weary and crumpml,
Wild a wrist that was. stiff with pain.
.\ ludv liloppcll. in a Paris. sown,
in iiond llll'ccl. in thc rain.
Spin-luv splash —~:'p?a."l1~~v
(in filll‘ burr-:11 through the slush and
tltc dirt:
Ami atlll with n voirc of doiorous pitch
Would that its: toncs could much the
rich.
Silo song this “Song of thc Skirt!"
—~-l.0ndon Truth.
RENTING LOCOMOTIVES.
Hundreds of locomotives are rented
m'pry your. Several corporations make
their chief l'cl'euuc this way. The
Baldwins have many machines out on
tho rental form of payment—Aha! is.
the casinos are routed In the some
way that you would buy a store on in- - .
utoilmouts-wao'mu’ch down. so much a
month. the onymouls to apply on um
dual purchlllm moncy.
howovor. that 11 mil ad rants locomo-
tives. Thor are um dlly lot out to con-
tractors who construct temporary rati-
ways for hauling dirt from only»
i one
Contractor: who hire the locomo
tires usually have their own names
glided on them no that the public may
mlpaoso that they Belong to them. The
engines, as a usual thing. are out offs.
They may have: pulled express train: '
kl”. magi-111111.
once. but now they are only at to pull
navel can. The custom who work
them an: oftentlmoo also the submit“
of the profession. '1'th my have on“
enter more» casinos. but £11”th
catatonia” or other incapacity lawn
been dischargou from one road 1.11.11
anoih'ur until they are only lit to haul
“"911. or wood mluu—fhllodulphlq‘“
it is midway
the newspapers who are really dead
from a mental Itdhdpdlnt. " ‘
. The doctor and the metaphor only
phatlcally lndorsed the noble sauti
merits of the Judge. and the symposium
pursued its course 9.10118 With me
courses of the breakfast. ‘it was a de-
licious breakfast to eat and a charming
one to look at. A crystal ratio in the
middle of the tabié held a stall: of
white lliioa. Their Detolli matched the
snowy tnbicloth and their gold stamens
the embroidery on the‘ centerpiece.
Thcre was a pretty array of delicate
china and solid silver. The rod of the
strawberries and tamatbes and the
brown of chops toast and muffins
made 11 nice color scheme. A bunch ol
scarlet poppica and foathary ferns
looked into the mirror bf tho side-
board. and the morning breéze came in
through the foida of fresh, whito cur-
tains. it was a fitting place for the
discussion of intellectuallty and spir-
itllality.
At the foot of the table sat a small.
tirod looking woman who took no part
in tho symposium. Calmiy and indua-
triou'aly she poured coffee and sugar-
ed strawberries. furtivoiy watching the
children‘s table manners and her
gunsts' needs. No mm would have
dreamed that uhe had a soul above
muffins. but her brain kept up a ram
ning commentary on the remarks of
the Judge. tho doctor and the motor»
aor.
"lntcllncturiity and spirituality. in-
deed! You look intellectual and spir.
itllal. don‘t you? Maybe you are. and
if you men ever got. no intellectual and
spiritual that you don't have to out than
there'll be some chance for women to
cultivate thoir intclloctc‘ and spirits.
Not intellectual to road the ncwspup
ors? Well. wouldn't. i be thankful if i
just had time to road a newspaper?
And all for spirituality. heaven knows
ihr too 'til‘tlélnii’.fligiil arch in say my
prayers. Havon‘t i cooked and clean-
ed and"—
“Madaul.” raid the doctor in his most
llllprcsulle tone
The little woman turned to him with
a dofcroniinl manner.
Madam. this is the best breakfast 1
have eaten for many a day."
And then. if you will boliovo it. all
the bitterness went out. of that wom-
an‘s heart in an instant. ~and uhe
brlahtcued up all if the doctor had said.
"Madam. you have written the finest
novel of the century."
Such is the power of man‘s apprecia-
tion and of such weak stuff are women
madc.~Washington Star.
BUNDLES OF MEAT.
The Horror of Carrying Thom—How
They are Diogulsed.
"To a person of obaorrtng habits."
rclum'llod an amateur philosopher on a
trolley car. bound for an up-town rosi~
dcnlial section. last Saturday evening.
"there is a very interesting character
study in bundles. The average man
dislikes to carry a bundle of any de-
acription. fooling. i suppose. that it.
detracts from his (llgiiitlemt has av-
cl'nlon is nlarknd by singular gradua-
tions. A book. .or cxamplo, forms the
least objectionable package. and at the
other nxtremo is a lmct‘stcak. Why
mellrollould be so loath to appear in
public with beefstcak is something I
have ucvcl' becn able to understand.
but it is true. No self-rospocting l-ltl-
zcn will carry a bocfsteak through the
strccts. Unless it ho tilorouhly dis-
lznised‘.
of the ularkcts. who has actually built
up an immense family tradc entirely by
reason of his dexterity in doing up par-
cclll of that churslrlor. ills modua op-
crnudi to very ingonlous. if he is hand-
ling a portcrhousc he places it between
two squares of pasteboard. 111191: a
sheet of pearl-gray manila naps-r as a
wrapper and ties it up with baby-blue
strina. The reach is :1 oval l'octaugio.
which has every nppcaruncc of llavlnz
comb from some fashionable drug
store or ronfcctloncr‘u. Chops and
such like he slows away in oral little
cardboard tubes. and 2:5- keeps a supply
of oncpound randy boxes especially
for chicken ill-era and chopped sull-
man. The ayslom in very effective, but
of course, accidontn will sometimes
happen in spite of all precautions. Last
week. for instance, a neighbor of mine
got aboard a car. carrying a couple of
small cylindrical packages. and re:
marked carolcnsiy thot ho had 1th
purchased some ragtime melodiés for
the children's phonograph. The wrap-
per was slightly tom of. the end. and.
as ho arose to got off at hill corner. a
large. pint: voa'. nutiot slipped out on
the door. “Hallo? said i. 'youaro los-
ing one of your rotordof and he hasn't
spoken to me since. i mention tho
incident merely to show how senaltlve
[maple are on the subject."-New 01'-
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and thcrc is ll butcher at one .
Witch Prom and“. hoot.“
M
Kidney Pllhl. you are told they cure
every form of kidney ill. from back-
ache to urinary dlllordera.
our promises kept? Ask any citizen
who has tried the treatment. Auk tho
citizen who makes the following stato‘
,1... r‘ ‘1“. ..
meat.
Mrs. Frank Mills. who maiden 9t 43
First avenue, says: “I had kidney
complaint and an aching ,ack. It in.
terfered with me when engaged at
my household duties and at night
when you expect re'st to relieve you. it
kept up the aching. What i read about
Doan's Kidney Pills, led me to think
they might help and I wont to Plain-
ted's drug store for a box. They cured
me promptly and quickly. if i ever
should have a recurrence 1 know what
to do."
For sale by ‘all dealers. Prion on
N. Y.. solo
coats. Foster~llfilb11rn (30.. Buffalo.
N. Y.. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name—~Doan's———and
take no other.
mail "
Yancy
Although we are hav-
mg a very busy. season.
we have not allowed
our stock to run down.
and can offer as good
vanetv as earlier.
Will do your work
when wanted.
5-5- Soybean.
l0 FIRST AVENUE.
East Norwalk.
Tel. [35-2
QUICK
Who’ll do ‘my paper-
hm In a hurry and do .
If right! '
I “’1’,
JunlusBro wn
South Main Street
um Booking a ”Wheatefl Bioni-
Res. 25 Elm ”Grove Place
Be Careful
of What You Eat.
A stomach in distrust; will not make
Xmas a very "merry” one.
Our groceries are perfectly reliable
-—the prices give you an opportunity to
save a little for Xmas gifts—(another
reiichabie feature.)
240 lb.
Our Very Best Butter.
3 pits. N. B. Mince Meal, 25c
18 lbs. Gran. Sugar, $1.00
Now Layer Figs, 10c box.
,2 plus. Persian Dates. 1110
Cape Cod Cranberries, 101: at.
Neiv Honey, 10¢ gland.
Fancy Large Prunes, 100 lb.
Fancy Jamaica Oranges, 250 lloz.
a. STULLV
2". COT’i‘AVVGV" QAVENUE.
neon ' 11 1.1.1101.
5_ RAILROADWPLACE.
loom ”Pill”
Every tune you road about Dunn’s
wood again but
to do likewi’ilo. .
How To. .
Also manly utility comm '
are the very bulimia: mum-1' ‘
county and Europe.- ” .
Ia.m.tolzm..aatl
momma mint!) 1 11:13:11
day evening from 7‘ .to 8. ‘
all; and materials of’every land;
we a postal and i will on
will be given to any business that
come in during my absehcui ‘
BL. Stan"
03 Wnohlnpton If"
fi'lJniIor oment .\
insurance busineaa ting?!“ .. ..
‘ dqwtflfilt be): .
insuranoo columnist 'vrli
property is insured Among
of 11.3mm computes"
by Taylor ls (l don; .‘l’ .
iverpooi a: do ' , .
urgent
world) the Royal. of '
land. (the next [used "
insurance company in the wort
old Hartford. (duo of the mo
Iurance compo ii thin
hooves
institutional:
ind stroll
..y‘",
Open daily. except Balm-all
Interest allowed on mom
ALllEN abnormal. vile-i"
$901311“ ‘11. mm .
lil'ghest cash price paid fin old .
Prompt attention .and
dealings with all.! an: odd») iii
New Y ork some days throng]!
Immediate attention on
ABRAHAM HA8
18 Raymond ‘8 or 11
cesium} I own
by the best method. W0 employ {lid
-, most careful men and our dim to f ‘
perfection of delivery all mail as
faction of c0111..
' will be to your advantlao to ho
coll hero.
Coal Yard and Office
Branch Office, Corner
Main streets. South Norwdx,
we. Lbsclodo mo
You want your cool do flared to
WE KNOW IT
Sudesaor to B. hank.
W3“ “Moog
Himm- on
Telephone call. ""
... 1121.1ch0"
a moat- acceptable with!!!
tiller than that. 1.4.11: is it
Whaling" to use elitism d '
iilatliiar you filial.
Norwalk Chronicler