any other
.‘I“lI'l e L It
in .. e ..pI
our blunt In operate-i
led and dimenlt to follow
Ito: M no ’good
“ er iIl‘I‘oIIId not he
antitrglveneétho IIaIIIe pow—
. ll Ili'i ville electl it‘ e‘ompnn
' tilt Rib glad to learn that
all. pitthorlaed and m
ntlon COIIIN II to ob
‘ ch an amendment to
MM. Manor be given to
‘ 1% and lta president.
. indu’ll.‘ for the very
g abdompllohod: during the
K ash has appcnrcd
. div ounclls I'oI yuan.-
d thtI neeeoaity ol' the cow
aewh‘r thiough the no-
‘ , Io ity nown unWhIetievlllo.
' iii lioloat en thonthoot Ihc your
3 d it w s otcd to conotI-IIIII
& till peeded..aud in ll
. mating In a‘ltlliciont sum
. meeting he
Illiontluned trom it‘lrIIt Page.)
An long as the two cities 1paid for most
n to "menu alum III e IIIIIIIIIng )l'
I ttg‘ihoie ls‘ “all” she‘d ‘gbiilon why they
should not have the privilege of using
it. It Home arrangement cannot he
mbdo'M'lthItho IIelIIetmon that;- will ho
satiquI-tory I would ndvl‘oe that a town
lIltIll and the nutter he
IlIllII‘IIIIId in t it way.
i deem it my duty to again call your
attention. to the Iloplolahloand danger-
mIa chditoII lithium; or the sidewalka
throughout the city. and Inge you to
take such notion as will speedily rcIu-
ed) thI.I held condition. l have not tho
slightest doubt that You have (till pan“-
or under the chatter to compel the
land (mama to build or repair thtI
sidewalks in front. of their promises.
in support ol this opinion i would call
your attention to sections 45 and III;
of the city charter. .Wli-h thin. result
attained IIIIII our streets hunt in iht‘lil'
present good. or even better condition
together with our small, but well cared
for parks and their bountiful flower-
buds, tho citizens of Norwalk IIoIIId nu
fear comparison with any [llut't‘ of Its.
nlze um'fiI'hcrc.
Fire Department.
T he lI‘irII licpnrtlnentot the Ilty we»
never in II better condition than at. tho
present linur‘. The almost hhrmouy
II‘ It to play for the wm-Lk
I once begun and in IIIIIII
me yours and the credit to:
‘ 2:;er line to the liomd tli
Ding to theiI nIorautlons tlIIuII
M1 and Jill"? Jew onset! of contagious
ioeasen. lilltl liIcrc hull iIIIeII absolute
" spread of. the some. The menu-
"s ol‘ the Board evidently hollow
3 t"Llfe consists not in living. lull
dn‘joying health."
Sinking Fund.
To present debt ()I lilo I'll)‘. unnu-
,W the wat‘eI debt. iii as follows:
Dan I; summon.)
liter Commlsalonm s ‘.’-I Mill u'Ii
link Debt.
on tilty'rtatlnnal Bank
. Totni. 3l72. 2min
his, in an Increase oIer the debt II."
or otnhout $2: ..7..IIIIII II in
evoriiin increase madc with-
nit anything to show (or it. Im
loetimes the case especially
Where money in expended III Icpnlrln... .
no name stIeot three or l’ouI times i: I
name year; but on the contrary. It
an increase occasioned largely III-
mptovlng our eioIItI III light plant.
dimming substantial sewers. and for
titer work of llkII I'lIurIIIIch. so tin-III
a something to nhow l‘uI cv‘ery- dollar
ended. I‘ll? “lit clay charter he. II
:IL'.I "
50. ii. I
sinking land to he used in paying illi-
" water debt. but thotc is no plovlaiol
01‘ the Establishment of our ll II fund
with which to pay the floating dclI. s
,0! the city whether hondcd In other
Wine“ We should IIIIIoIIIIIIIInIi that
during the session of the coming |.I- ;
laiature an enort he IIIIIIIII III IIIIIIIIII .m
amendment to our IIIIarIII. providing".
.I‘l'or the Installllshmcnl III ll sinking
(and from which to pm the III IllImII
Idebtll of tho titty. no well as the \I‘ aim-
debt. and altdr obtaining IIIIIII IIII
amendment aliens lIII tnhrn lo pr-IIIIIIII
. stink a (null without IIunIIII-ssnrv do
Clay!»
Fire Denartment.
The tire department has maintain. III
ilhlloilgllout the [mat \IIIIIs ltIl w ‘l
. earned reputation. flilll lids I'IIluinIIIl llll
Io! its old .trle‘nds and aanIIIIIs llPHitlU
having gained many new ones
. Sunday Closing.
The law taillllvo lo the Oil IIIIIIIIII II
of the Sabbath lInI-I been \i‘l' \ gIIuIIIIIIly
respected throughout the city IlIIIiIIg
tho last year..and I bellow. wItlIdIIl
serious inf. onvenlonco 'tl) anvorio.
.b‘lll‘ch being the case. I think
..Ihould be no IIotrogIenslon. hut lhul
. weIalIould continue too-owed and (.I‘)
serve the law of the stale.
’ Without tnrther reco mondnllonslnl
. thin time. let‘me expre my IIItcntttIn
will Milrtl to prenlde over your." moot
Jail} with tendons and wltlm‘nt partial-
. ‘lth, and $0».th that out rclntlonu nl
“ nibtlmoe may he moat cmdlnl and hm-
IInonlous. ,I .
nou'I'I‘Mnu M. Inn,
'Sonth Nol'wullt, Itionncctlcnt. .-IIIIIII
lli‘y7. um i.
CArI‘NIvAI. zrrzuuo.
m
l I . I
Ball of tho alonqorbund
hr‘ot’Ca‘r‘nlvnl lezumz lust IIIIzhl.
$93!“? no
alimony nil-tilt; h‘IIliI‘IIuIy lllh. ’l‘luI nl‘
fill! wan attended III nearly one huu
their friends. who Wt‘l't' al-IIIIIIII III tuli-
filer annoyed in ii III-InlI-IIII-III Iu. illt
lion 0!. tho hull.
..I you In to of l ceremonloa.
oAllIIIrl unto Wits the lIourt jIIII-
your”
uinglnu ol amoral orhtlnnl compost
wtnow ii
l‘ inability in thili llntt. I'l‘hv
girlish were illta upon prominent mom
Intuit. Ilnrlnu the
. Motto II Imomlu’tro.
“and ”ifMW‘ In I.
wfiyblwh' tin (‘Ind
one Nontnrno.
by ltooalnl;
by Leyboeh:
Ire-blatant: Were nerved
Kill mm“: .
"Initiation. This is enrol! themostl
.limiortant improvemcnlu made In HI I;
postilllon tor' the establishment of II'
tho rc
‘ "A Prollmlniry lo the Big Maoqucrude
he l}?rmunla Huengcrhutul hold H»
as
roilmlmty to the hilt illllllllll nuts
to be given in Music “all.
tired menthol-II of ”W organization and
The IoIIIIIInion wet! .'I
will one and altotdcd plenty .1! will "n“ m“ “""l V0“ “W"? till“-
aluminum tor the IIIIIIIIIII. Allwrt M. "Ml" "53 'I (“'0‘ "‘1‘
Modeller the well known tI-nIII ping “P“ Mil-”l"-
. 3 Wm-..
9135‘13' an “..fi‘lflaf.“i;f“§g.lm‘ oaoonoo woke: nor DEFACID.
A l’IIntIuIeuin-rthn evening won the
erII or Mr. KIInIIII..wiI.o (“ill
to of the ‘III-nnnlwtlon. o‘nd Were
. evening
maul onion and reeltatlmur
Profoonor
bit .1. lIInxweller preolded at the
abomnuhula
nintt‘ til the i Inn. by Llnlitultla-
dill‘an
to Iron compelled II
Ir} I‘Elnief. William
3 or F m
prmalls among the dillcrcnt It-omnul-
ies. III which It is componcd and in“
enough ”‘Il‘iulilil l‘\ll-llH to spin them IIII
to do their best when llIIIiI serIIII-s
lll‘l' needed. .\t the recent [made in
the (it) or llIingIport. lhoir IIppIIIII-
ant-c and perfect discipline was I":-
lllRlIu-(l on all sides a. not only lJ\ IlIII
leltlzens in gear-rel. out by most III lllt‘
officials of other cites us wcll ll um I
lllt‘ IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIMIIII when asked (as l
flit-oncolly nusl ‘W IIIIII do those llro
lillllll come from‘,‘" to he aide to answer
."ii‘rotn the city ol‘ Norwnllt " ’l‘lIII IlII‘
l'erI-Inl companies anI well supplied
.with IIpparatua. hose. eIII.. and I think
they will not not-d much III tllut IIIIII
this your. but I would rocommvud .I
llhornl appropriation to meet all rtI
quII-I-Imcnts that may present them-
selves.
Street Lighting.
The lighting of tho city streets. .Ia
you are well award is one of thi- most
.I-oslly items of the city government
‘lt roots about $7.000 each year. As
the art“ lights are each distribute-i
throughout. the city no one has any to It
cause for complaint on that score. but
I think the St‘rvim' III llll limos IIIIII not
been up to the standard contracted
and paid tor: councqucntly. that mat~
Inr Should be looked after and tho poo
pic have what they pay for, ll‘ possible
to get it. i think the city to paying all
it, can afford for lighting. and would
tuli'ln'o that. the amount. paid for lllzhtu
will' not he ItIcrI-nuod lII-yond IhII own
now paid. but no i sold before. Mac n”
I'ulr IIIIIIIIIII |Itissililtl to'gvl what in paid
for.
Public Library.
i cannot IIII the present opportuum’
pass without IIIIIIIII I-IIIIIIItI your IIIII-I.
tion to the Public Library. which h.tI
hot-onto. under careful and Judicious
managonIcIlt. II lill‘itil‘ III InIII-h l)t'lll‘
lit to all classes of our IIitlmIns illlll an
agent for diffusion of knowledge of II
"mid and wlIIIlIIsoIIIII I‘lllll‘llt‘il‘l‘ to Its
llflll‘llliH of all nuns and i’llnllll.l0ll5 of
mainly. l \'l‘l'_\‘ much I'IIIII'III that \\‘I‘
have so low hooku. it" we only had
Sl‘H‘I‘iIl illllt‘td III: IIIIIIII' llh‘ we now pm»
scat-I it would he. up may matter to
keep it running smoothly and stow-In.
fully at \‘(‘l')‘ little oxprnm- to iilt‘ lux-
pIIyIIrs when the benefits llt‘i'l\'l'ti III‘II
lukcn into consideration. This but
your has lwcn lllt' llltlHi prosperous on:I
in all respects which thII luhruv hu»:
MpIII'lIInI'IId ’l‘lIII nnIuhIII' ol’ hoolh'
elven out has I‘tiilt,‘h('tl.:ill,l27. an in
crease ovcr IhII previous your III lillill
Number of visits to Library. H.678. l'
large number of the visitors being
childron. 'l‘hc ndlillon of books has
lIIItIn l,.'ll'I:.I width is more than llll'
Iomhlncd addition of the three pII'cII-
one years. 0! these 8‘ll \VeIc IIIII
chased. illl‘ hnluncc lIuyin been pro-
ecnlod. many of the will helm; I II-
IInlIlII ones Altogether It ahowu In It
lilo Interest In the Librur'y Ilhut has
been manifest since th‘lI Librnriv lill‘l
llt‘l‘ll a cltv IIIIIIltutioni ntlll coutluuon
and is constantly lncrcnnlun I tI-IIIII.
llIut II lIIIIIrIIl appropriation will he
made all the annual mcctlng in March
for its mulnlcnnnoe and ('"lillnllt‘ll
pr'oopmitv.
Other Matters.
There are several other lllllllt'l'ri that
I might IIItIullon. but i hardly think ‘I
nvconnnry. on with your experience and
flood judgment. I llill‘t' no doubt there
will be nothing that you can do that
will he of‘ lit'llt‘lli. III the public. IIIII
what will l‘t‘t't'ltl‘ your prompt nttcn-
lion.
Now. lloutlomon. allow me IoIIIIIndIIr
you my lit-Ml wit-IlIIIII thul llII- moment
"‘10“ Will prou- IIu ptonpvlouu llllll hill-
nionlons ilil the prom-(lint; IIuII. llllli llnII
II'IIIIIIII'IIII you Ilnlll‘liliiil‘ In “III on) of
henclltlnu 0i Improving IIIII oily yIII
Juotloo. Quickly Diuhoraoo Mlu Fitch
After Mooring Tootimony.
'l‘lw lI lIIl ol"MlIIII Anna li‘ltIIh. III-I rc-
[my ol‘ the Nolllold purluil. III Weston.
not need of pilot Inn the l' hutch rounds
during the trial of tier. (7. M. Arthur
who quI minim: illl' (IIthIIh for bath
ouinry lhIII l‘l‘illi or a IIqIIIIIIhIe lwtwc on
two Motion» in the church took plutr
youtcrduy. at Wooten. I
luallro Persona stilt-r honrlhiz the
testimony. examined the records and
promptly discharged the prisoner. otot-
Ina that there wore no page: mlmunu
from the records. mt alleged in the
eotnnIIIIIII and that there wall nothing
i
mode anywhere in the record».
Attorney Gould appeared tor the
l' prosecution and Attorney ..l Fl. liurl
butt. 0! Norwolk. for the defame.
“an.
(ill! ll Feminine Rowen « 'I‘If
.¢-
reoultot
follows:
City elorlilmlhhn Holden llurlhutt. I'I;‘
to show that any allernllonu had been ;
.I.
Leo Davlofl
Comtulaulonei oi streets
walks-«Martin Kellogg, II; Gnome ll
-Wurdwell. l.
inaneotor of sew Bl‘Sw- M. lll‘ll.
1:1).8 (lIIrtlII. 1; blank
Corporation counsel—«J. a
butt. It.
Collector of
llotin (I .
lloni-d of ileIlet- William
Dr. Waltm llItI hoock
’l‘r acey. lI‘.
Applicants l'oI the position
Mayor
IIll nppI oved.
Poimiasion was granted
It Son to build an oven und
unlit In haul of tllIIlI' M
HNIl'tl.
llilln in tilt-
the city erII IIIdoIIIrI nnld.
III-worn. $12.50. llrc.
Silllifill: highway. sti;
Total. $977.97.
The IIIIIIIII of the “bran
the» the aim at
(‘.ouIII ilmun
of
length. A.
IIIIIIIIII oi the tire dcmulmi
As II IIImIIdv I'm all Hi
mun llIIIklIIv suggested I)
(loIInI-ilmun bi. ll.
liII said the lilt‘llliltilii of
llonrd llllli nearly as much
count-.ilmI-u and that IlIIIiI
lliIIlillli‘li ilri llit'_\‘ WIIIII not
I"“.(Ih'l‘l\(illti and do muIlI oi
t‘oIInI'ilIIInII .»\ .l
theI tlol'ncll I'oInnII-IIIIIIIl to
IIIs: he thought llu- city
It was IleillIitIl‘d liiili \\'
salary was fixed the water
not IIII-Iil-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII; that
were
that dopurImIIIIt would I
stand IhI- exlru l‘XIM‘llHt‘ III
(‘in t‘lIIrlI .I, ll. llnrllultl
low forbidding illl‘ ruining
t‘ouIII-lltnan BIII-kloy uni
mloslonors would Sl‘l'Vl‘ out
(‘.qucilmnn McIIlIcr
IIIII proport- III III‘II'I'I-
“‘I‘I‘II IIIIII'IIIII
A IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIII from
III'III' til illl‘ \\'ntIIr
l‘I'lIIII. uniting for :In llll‘l't‘l‘l
illiil'l'lt .. committee
lottncilmnu .'I H Hoyt
IIII'IIIIplIIus
(‘IIIIIII-IlInIIII 5. ll
Hil'llt'it‘ti to borrow $1.000
Attorney Edward 1“. Lock
attention of the new IIIIuI'I
wood. to IIIIIIIII'III' dmuugoa
SIII'IIII Hall.
of the Norwnlk llolIIl.
IIII'IIIIy llIIrllIuII;
appeared for Mr
noninal the l‘iiV.
in
lIlll‘le)
ll.I
IIlllIIII' Win It would upp
Council will retain .\lr.
t'tlllllllllt' llII- case. an be
Itu'uoy
brought.
on. lunt night.
over
oil will consult Attorney
case.
21.
Supper 8ervod Mtor the
At the Grand Army
The tthlic lIIIIlullntlon
Fowler Post. (i.
IIlulIt III l‘lrnud Army Illuli.
lill‘ooi.
IIIIIIIIIII hy Punt (iommIIndI
Kontluit.
being taxed. The elected
lvo amount the all tollewn:
H. V. ’0.-
.l. V. (‘
QuaIItIIrmauter-wi iii um
\IlillltililuID P Morroil.
(Milt-or ol‘ ‘i‘lnywli'rederlc
(llilIIIIr of tluurdeohn
('hulilillllt-JH. W
.lI‘I mIIumI
Sergeant M or—-.i,IInIeo
Wilcou and Thomas
members of the Post.
tone? III the Weinu‘no its
our ideal oh did you
continued trout lion. utilit-
li‘he I‘ hand“ then proceeded to dis- ‘
tribute thoIplumo at tholr dlomsai tita
omens. In the maturity at eased. halal;
filled by the preheat Incumbents
oithrvnrious bullets um; as
A ‘Avl eon.
The olllcoIIIII cct to? Phoenix Engine
t‘IIIIIpIuIy IIIeIc Intltlcd by the Council.
s'IIIcIIIl I'll-natlmculs oi
\IlIuinlntIIIlIII- 82.95 : lights. $59691.
Nil 70:
Dtllll‘l‘.
Dill-Ii month was nlaIeIl on lilo.
'l‘ he l'onncll dint-nailed thr-I condition
I-Ivslem III
thought the cm of llil-‘ Hinton] should
he IIIIIIIII IlIII IIIIIIIIIII III the chic! IIII
Ionic III in the hundn of oItlIoI the II. ....
Irrit light III tolephonc company
Holmes snokc III
I'IIl‘III‘IInIIII III raising thII salary of lIIII
Wutm‘ (‘ommissiouoro to Silllt u your.
on of $1.5 ll ,III.II IIIIII lnsulllI-icol.
MIIIIkIIl' sulIl lit-Iri-
was no telling where it would end If
enough IIMIIIIIIIII at present.
:I puyinn InI‘IIIIImIIIIi.
ill'\' of our ollltrlul thIII in other
be much IInrprlsod li‘ lllt‘ Water Coul-
at the old salary If they were exnI-IIIIIII
itl till all llll‘ work laid out for mom.
luuulrod
tlIIIy had accepted llII- other
HII
know what the union was IleIIII llIIIr
No action was taken in the lllllllt‘l'
Fund.
from Put) to 31m was I'IIfIIrI-od to ill“
Si I.lli r-IIIIIIIIIII from the Halo III IIII‘IIIII
HIIlIIIIIII was In
funds III the Willt'l' department.
in II I-IimIIIIIIIlI-nllon to the (‘onucll
hi the t'll)‘ against (tourm-
lnr injuries received by It
full noon II IIIII'III-tlvo nldI-wulk III trout
cllv clerk. originally
informed
Council that it tho case was trlod llInt
lll‘ would wltlIIirIIw and not Inko aide.“
Lockwood to
when the ('illIll' won originally
No dIIllnitII alone were Ink~
the matter being laid
until the ucxt regular
in the Int-InntiuIc the mayor and (innit
and lt‘lll‘ll the full particulars of the
'i‘lIII (‘IounI-Il llll_llllll‘llt‘tl until January
POST FOWLER lNBTALLATIQN.
A. it.. \vnn heldfilnut
The ceremony wan ably eon
’I‘lIIII'II wan II luI'Ize ntlrndv
once. the seating capacity of the hull
(ionlmuntlenwtl Illeb Wood.
-~.A ll. Chamberlain
Illrum llruudeue.
urucon ~Iloniumin Ilcehtel.
Wilcox.
,Quartcrmaulcr Sor'oennt-mitohmt l
’I‘runlcenw unlol P. Morroll
do all
Al the conclusion of I (l communion
nil llltillolli were invlled to partake at
an excellent dilDlJl’li‘ prepared by that]
with the “Mir
President at the UoIIIIcIImlI‘rodeI-Ick . _
Buoltleywl; Alfred
Mendel
.15th Ina-we'tmn—(Iieolge ll. Allen. 6.
1;.
and side-
In Kellogg.
olden Hurl-
naaeaumentomnddlaon. 3
A Ambler.
Gnome W. Fitch. lumen Sutlteiln‘nd ‘
Board 0! Health-«Dr. J S. Gregtny.
I.
I. IoncI-I. C. N. Arnold
(‘lty engineerwt‘. hurlou N. Wood.li . ..
The appointment of It superintendent
or the the alarm system was. upon mo-
lion ol’ Councilman Buckley. deterred . .
wore John ‘
ll. Hoyt and Thomas S Murray
l"l0\l‘l road the report of the
recent nominations made by the Nor
walk the dopmtmcnl. which the t‘onn-
‘W. J.
to lleltlyn
III the side
nln streot
an follow-II:
lllunry,
Silfih.
Inn for the
iiiilll‘
.l. \ltIIIkIII
‘ill
in (‘IIIIIIII ii
luring [lla-
illl‘ Water
work on tha-
|lltIFIiPlll sul-
III
III; III huiil
lIIII um I.
l‘lilnII mild“-
Ivau IIIIIlIII'
III-n the old
\vtil'ks “t‘l‘t‘
now they
IIIIIl that
III :IlIlII in
it‘ll \‘I‘l‘ll‘.
“Hill :I RiIIIII
III‘ ”III Hul-
II “1' \muld
llItIlI‘ lIII'uIs
why
If they did
filiill llIIII'
(‘Itv 'I‘I'IIII-I-
Henry P.
so of salary
turned over
from the
wood I‘IlllII-i
l to the suit
t‘. Lucit-
IIIIlIl to .\II‘II.
thlII cane At-
od and was
IiIIl
our that. the.
was city at.-
mm-tlmt.
Lockwood
Ceremonies
Hall.
or Douala»
iIloIItlI Main
Ir Frederick
and appoint-
ll. i’IIIIy.
it Kentlutt.
Grunt.
H. Stow-nu.
S. 1%..
ion.
Ilet (Jarvis.
The .1
. 1'0”.” 3
3: South Narwalk3;
'lhe coming of the cold is sud
chI, lean t it Sudden changes
mike quick colds. Seek‘ protec-
tion” quickly. Get an overcoat
The oxford 15 still in the front
ranks of popularity.
A very good substantial ‘coat.
nicely lined to within one inch of
edge. pockets well made, button-
h‘oica made with exceptional care,
$12.00.
Herc’ s a simmer—$16.00 oxford
lccrseyn—pockets reinforced. but-
Ion holes. worked in silk. buttons
hour. ilIis oxford is silk lined
way to edge. It very handsome gar-
ment. $16.00.
W. iii BOY!
Like to look like papa don‘t.
you? Here's a little coat—~madr
with full hack-just the some as
the man's. A real bargain. Tt'll
momma about it.
$5.00.
BEA
by light
and“ Iron
courao la
centurion.
II lirltlnh
tlItI New
cd ulIow
Ivull‘u of
III nomc
(‘il‘lll cltv,
pendants
ohaom.
lIIIIIItiI nit
in the
been atoll
noiseleaol
' In tenuous. wind blown thmadn.
Month:
sea. ice I
looooaod
CentralFoodCo.
Scenoo That Are leened to Violono at
The fascination of ll Klilt‘lt‘l‘ ill’l' Its
wilt-hing on they are dangerous. Apos-
lollII \‘lilltlll or II IIrI'ulIII city Itlorillod
IIIIIno rant iI-I- rivers.
IIII Ionhoatlue
million sparkling ,Iewt- ill one might be
among the toltIII Inn grandeur of an an
plunurlcu.
aloud like the III-ulnlurud marble
temples Iunmhllnn to IIIIIII.
'l‘lnlu loo brilliant for III'llntn'
eryntal walls. [time that now through
vullnya of lo II. and lflltt'il. hemmed In by
hills of ice ulIInI- with IIII azure depth
that in Nov lnllulty ll unit
in deathly alleoce ever
Iloldo. even the mountain eotaraoto lull
Wlilll‘. the rlo’l'na‘ firth the n“; thIa whine Imus. 10“,» it i
“o Hint at to to o n on y el ti: o viii“ ‘m tr to do.
lumut Surface rlvtlfiletu brawl over plot od'eth will) yIlI‘rne“; lfi’fiifi i.
the Ice with a all
nlmtnit human.
through Inbloronoola tIuIIIolII
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You are alwaus sale iii bau-
ind uour Eatables of us.
We keep onlu the best and
are satisfied with moderate
profits.
I I.
Corner Railroad Place
and Washington btreet
UTIES OF A GLACIER.
THERE WASN'T ANV ROW.
It Wu Simply a One of Spontaneou-
Comhuotion.
He was a very young man. aimed
too young to be out on the street III
that lImII of the night. 8:80 p. m., IIrl
his general appearance indicated that
he had been picket! up by It IiyelouI
noun-where during hla meanderluxrz
lie wan not utterly demornllzed. but
there quI something In his manner
that would lend the close observer to
the oonolnslon that, all had not been
chI with him.
"lice!" he exclaimed on he IImuI
around thtI corner and went hump Into
It policeman.
“Hello." ejaculated that worthy. III-
Mint-lively grabbing at him: "what's
the row?"
"Thorn waan'l any." I‘oapondod the
youth.
“What are you running lllu.I lIIIIt
tor?" pornlutod the policeman.
"l’vtII just been up against a IIIIIIII oi
spontancouo combllntlon."
'I‘i’ouflooit. we green to burn." chunk-
II-Ilthe hinecont. , .
"lto’ on mo. 5qu the name My Itlll
liven around the corner. and I went to
see her. I thoupht It won IIIi~J
”iWhoro odtloo the nomination come
ln‘l' Interrupted the now,
“Com out you mean.“ corrected the
youth
"Come olf‘" exclaimed the oilieer.
"Tell me what tho raw la before i
u Glorified City.
“that never watt on land or
not. more beautiful thnn
II-IIIIIIII onward
chronicled. not by yearn and
but by geological IIIIcs. \ys
(‘.olnmhln eorrounondont of
York Pout. With White dour
cornlces wrenthod iunlnatlc
IIIIII IIlIlI tinI glaeuy
omtII'IIld grotto I'cIlIIIItltIlt II
IInvIIIIIouII IlIonm world m-
'l he Iro plllmu and nilrcrcd
which Ill' IIInlluln cnll arrow
of
(lllttot lllK
hang from the rim or hluloh
mm from the turquoise of
.m ruinouwho nil thaw into
by the out to cold. Ilium
the IIIIIeIIIl
y from the precipice to lodge
ill
that to vocal and
and I IioIIt harmonlIIe II little bit. and
he uurgio o! rive"
when he met me It the door be tired
me so suddenly that. l haul vertigo ll
roof. at of a rlt‘ohi up; you don't call ; dom-
h‘y’ . Ills IIIIIIII rot: bastion. but time do u call
all root. shamed up tot I;
he had drained oil lid magma-finite
1 mad II lull?
Jim's.“ with the violouonettu or “o gloat
ti‘a .
git.
" emotion.
IIII on
The old mu, III til:
...i
ioo‘lted ltlotl'ully It tli
liquor In a row about two armo' lafim
away
"titty, .nm, old boy." lie‘ mile to; up
bartender In the Input ”winding tone!
he could untidy‘yow outlay!”
out turn rln‘lt‘, III who I'M?”
"You bet your his 1‘ Ivan (it"s
.IIIII suspected an ‘Ee art to flat I
drink on tick and proposed to round
“Well i tunnel at to have her. .6.
set her out " told t adult heaved II
a great size that. shook IIIII flame wlti
JiIII heaved a nun. lightai weight
on the sidewalk. he slapped it on the
counter.
"There you are. Jim!" he gurgled.
“What a this?" yelled Jim. in a loud
btrident tones.
“You said you‘d take me last cent
for a drink and there it is."
Jim reached under the bar 1 I
baseball but which he always be
tap. but before he could get It out.
Oil
the arttul soak had disappeared
through the front door —Chlcago
Chronicle.
...—......
Pepsln preparations often tell to re-
lieve Indigestion because they can Ill-
xest only alhnmlnous foods. There in
one pIsparatlon that digests all classes
of food. and that Is Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. it cures the worst cases of lo-
digestion and gives Instant relief. (or
it. digests what you eat. ~G. C. Stillson,
South Norwalk
OneIlourth ol the laboring population
of Colorado is said to belong in labor
organizations. The State Federation
of Labor clalms that Colorado is the
boat organized state In the union.
HOW'S THIS?
We oner One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Cutarrh that can
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Corr.
F. .l. CHENEY 6: 00.. Toledo. 0.
We. the undersigned. have known F
.l. Cheney tor the lost I5 years. and be
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
obitI to carry out any obligations made
by the drip .
WEST & TRI'IAN, Wholesale Drug
gists. Toledo. 0.
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Drugglota. l‘oledo. 0.
Hall‘ a Cntnrrh Care is taken Inter-
naily acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price The per
bottle. Sold by all Drugglats.
Hull‘s Fatally Pills are the best.
M
Univ eight states have been uniform-
ly Republican in presidential years
since “lilo—Maine. New Hampshire.
Vermont. Massachusetts. Rhode ls-
land. Pennsylvania. lowa and Minne-
solo.
(‘ut this out and take It to (leotge C.
Silllaon‘ s. South Norwalk. and EdI'IaId
P. Weed's Norwnlk. drug stores. and
got a free sample of Chamber IIIns
Stomach and Liver Tablets. the heat
physio. They allio cure disorders of
the stomach, blliouaness and headache.
lI‘ll‘ty-flre carloads of coal are shin-
ped lrom benign. l. T.. daily. The
town has also bought 3.000 bales of
cotton this season. and expects to have
electric lights In 30 days. New coal
mines are being opened.
A PROMINENT CHICAGO WOMAN
o SPEAKS.
Prof. Roxn Tyler. of Chicago. Vive-
President Illinois Woman's Alliance
In speaking of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. says: "i ani‘lored with a se-
vere cold this winter. which threaten
ed to run into pneumonia. I tried dil-
terent remedies. but i seemed to grow
worse. and the medicine upset my
stomach. A friend advised me to try
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. and i
found It. won pleasant to take. and it
relieved me at once. i am now entire
iy recovered. saved a doetor' a hill. limo
and suffering. and I will never be with
out this uplendld me‘diclnc again For
Halo by George (‘ Stillson. IIlonth Nor-
walk. anti Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
Among the block hIInterII of homo.
roan In Wanton-n Australia are 27 no
men. it ill a proteoolonnl ominous.
and there are about 125 onroono who
make It their rexulnr business to hunt
and capture the Iahlmala.
WHAT BHALL WI HAVE FOR noo-
IIIT?
This question om‘oo In the mom
every day. Let no on or It tall 1.
Try Joli-.0 a delicious u d bonito III
denaorl mama In trio min tot.
water and set to cool. ll'iavoro:
on. Orange. Raspberry and Bil-wher-
ry. At your tracers. ltlc.
...—...;
lilaoy.~a".ilnlto has
keeping money."
"beta It so to whoever alike him for
It i believe?"
"Why I‘m told that even but who
can get money from him. if he has It!"
d.mn—-ul
ONLY DUNK V0! WIPIPIIA.
Mu. Franklin 3:, .‘II’ New dude.
that. econ: "i In a or your: witheoncit
No bolllncl no boltluul odd boiling l
lant-
no faculty for
k .
In. to tidbit" gill flail.
You know that III
I” ll dowdy next om:m mm 53:;
“Hold?! 30?. .
"Wail. I've lost topnd
"bi
'l’i’
husband gate 86
you do.’.'
Intolrn‘i new no
ltlll‘m. V II].
Inna, rd
harry. At your.
do}.
“Wow“... . 3
It a men modulo! their ate of
wisdom he will toroially double to
write his menu on tile hook at 9. note
duh tinhalant)1 flux at thougrlgll ’.8 a “gal!" ”It ‘9’”? i I' ill" i ii
we; cup or. oneto to II "‘"> " "
bottle of the roughest foods“ lie hall iu , Idi’en'l’llilili “R, “Us“ Kiwififi
the house The more come one to“ I?” 15mm» mm}. at”! m...”
poured °“'- ‘0‘" mi" and drag led to the making of wo iou'co
downhwlth helvldeat ninth. rinlnltfigigs lanolin; Bo aura to fit in lett'a
own on I coat see 6. 9 real: .
Into his pocket and pinning out one 3‘23? 9“"? 0' 8‘ booth Nor
old tarnished cent that he had found ...-......” .
My man can get any woman to
Marty hintn I! he only pronoun to tier.
In molten dineroat one.
WWW
Mil-ID A mo. urn“... .
Mrs. Contain H. litmus»:
lord. Dot. non: “Brazilian Balm; 3L”?
at! Iii hero lilo. Ho m
the one we but with crime.
him a tow doses. He quickly dropout!
to sleep. out! on oil tight lotto loom-
“ M
For oolo by n. n. minted Ilia i'. it.
II.
II is generally coolant to kills a
woman lust utter you have honed her.
to forgive you for something; I .,
BEAT OUT OF AN INCREASE OF
HIS PENSION. .
A Mexican war veteran and or
cut editor writes: “Seeing “that Vor-
tleement ot ('bamborlnlnp colic. hoi-
ere and Dinrr .a. domain! A re-
minded that as a soldier in idiot
'47 and ’48. i contracted Mexldan an“ r-
um and this remedy has 1: pt me
from getting an Increase in ; y pen-
sion. tor on every renewal, it dodeiot
It restores me." It in nneouiii‘ed as
a quick cure for diarrhoea. and Is pleas-
ant and ante Intake For {Idle by G.
Weed Norwnllt.
The average girl thinks that getting
a letter with e mung wax stamp and
an lntiai on it. in ‘njext to (titling It
letter bearing a cult of arms.
This season there is a large death
rate among children non: crimp and
lung troubles. Proton t gallon will
save the little ones from these terrible
diseases We know of nothing so cer-
tain to give Instant relief as One Min-
ute Couch Cure. it can also he relied
upon in grippe and oil throat and lung
troubles of adults. Pleasant‘ to- take.
(i c. Stllison, South Not-wall:
.,
A writer in a Bunnie paper says that
“hardly one person out of twenty-live
In that city who claim to wait: reoiiy
knows how. "
a
A GREAT SURPRIGI
.ls III store tor all who use Kenn”
Balsam for the Throat and gum the
great guaranteed remedy dim!
believe that it is sold on Its. mallow Ind
any drugglat is authorized by
prletor of this wondertalromod
give you a. sample blattle tree? It nov-
er tails to cure acute or chronic
coughs. All dmgglsts sell Kento' a Bol-
aam. Price 260 and 5003
Merchants In Landon are still 'oei-
ling Boer relics. and however little
their Intrinsic value may be. they bring
high prices.
The most aoothln‘g. Manages“ uni
tIseptlc ”ghoul“ evor devi iii Do-
Witt’s W II Hillel and. it to have;
at once and cures plies. acres. main.
and skin diseases Beware' of imita—
tlons. G. C. Stimson; South Norm].
The city of Born. Bwituerlond. is
making the sociailatlc einerilh‘ t of
Indiana: tree—or practically eo—
workshops for arduous.
ll troubled with It weak distas‘tlon.
belching. sour stomach or it you t'oel
dull alter hating. try Chumhorialnz'a
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Pile
centII. Samples “93"“ quot-so 0. till-
son a. South Normal and EXP Wand.
Norwalk, drug atoteo. .
Vermont continue} to lie [rural
state. it. is the only state In the north
that does not cpntoln II, lty with o
population at 25.000. or In re. -
Suéh little pills Ila new) {I tune
Ehriy Risen are Very only lien.
atria ll: marlin: '° "‘
,suIIIIIn. South unwed. .3 l...
......__.__,_.
The ro’wth of use atoll .
loan. mild. Iaodoigloly iilny Iiiiia‘si” ‘9
mud to be {or there nutrltl up ..Onb
tie than the; grill; drugs. .. till teller.
Winn: titrated“ hyw ‘
any ethol- hm 3 mo,
III name «my. tilt .
lay. won
I , L .Qfl :
“to reign ea; ‘
Inditmllofi ill” iii ”no A
new unwell“- “ii til.“ ’
n . .
Stilloonpsough No 023mb n ,.
Bum. ctr-{Ito tit-omen and
atock return at M‘iifltmpln. in. hove
(gradual ammonium 1:” do mpg;
.. ii
turln'o totthgiilih city (“in
0:". OTIWHVI FAVURITI. .
alight” mtg u‘tami‘h’Wii‘fliag
tron: IIIII oithd‘
on? rot...
ill!
coat £85m IIby y_
1‘0? hi0
taunt! thorol Mt:
d qtfllmfi” wu‘h Nanilt find JE‘. ‘f-P. "" ‘1:’.I.>'{ It»:
Norwalk Chronicler