PATRICIAN SHOES
ForLarlies, a . .
_ New Store
'NOOltlfii‘odil
. 5M0? . BOARDMAN snoss
“101MB“ For Ladies. ‘
" ‘.- wear. the Best s”...
.I‘LYoN 7 a» foo.
do WASHINGTON STREET. '
ll
HE SilliK MARK
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. a1.-—'i‘rad~
ing was very active and feverish again
in the opening dealings this morning.
but fluctuations Were not so widens
yesterday. Generally speaking the rail-
road stopksrwcre easier while pints of
aggressive strength were
among thcimlnstrlals; but there. were
many exceptions to both rules. London
took up the realizing movement which
developed here yesterday and sent low
or prices this morning. As a conse-
quont'e most of the internationals were
lower and losses extended to a point
or over in the cases of Erie il‘irst Pre-
ferred. Northern Pacific. Pennsylvania
anti St. Paul. Delaware & Hudson was
off 2%. amt amongst the specialties
Rubber Preferred. National Tube and
Tennessee (‘.oal from I to 11/9. 0n the
other band Sugar mounted buoyantly
2’11: points. and 'i‘ln Plate gained a
point. and People's (ins lid. Rock Is-
land rose lid. but otherwise the gains
were fractional. The irregularity in
the movement of prices continued after
the opcnlnz.
WALL STREET. il a. m.-~’I’hc hull
loaders supported the market imme-
diately and the opening losses were.
largely wincd out. The (‘oalors \vcro
taken hold of as leaders and in turn
came the (lrangcrs. trunk lincs. i‘aci-
tics and local group Lacitawanua
r so it. to 202. and tho other (Inuit-rs
i to 21,“. Rock Island led the Grape;
....crspyitlr a 2i; glid‘linl‘l the Baltimore
& (ilrios rose lip each. and Missouri
Pacific advanced 2%. Tennessee Coal
rccovcrcd 2. but Sugar reactor! us‘
much. ’l‘lro support accorded the trim--
kcf did not prevent continued rcuiiz~
inn. and there woro yicldlux spots
t‘oaiors Iiock Island. Missouri Pacific
and Northern Pacific lost from I to 2
points. Host priccs olsowhcrc \\'t‘l‘tl
not malntalnctl.
\\'Al.l. S'I‘lilillrl'l'. noouw-The market
showed rencwcd strength. and when
St. Paul wus lifted to till the other
nrrttrgrrs rraclrcd a high luvcl. and liai-
‘ timore & Ohio and Continental 'l‘obac-
w summon, January swash-«l “" “WW” “”3!“ "' ”it "““ “"0 "9"“
~ ‘ . respectively, the nrorcnrcnt was fever-
* r 2.
a:31:3‘IfiaiISKmAmrir-oihr: gigfinlzj‘fi 1 lsh and rallies were not well maintain-
' ”Opening of today's sass lil. uboutlull H.“ mm”: oil I“ the buying (in.
polish hour being devoted o tho “...! brand promptcd bearish traders to of-
fl'bdbction of memorials and hills. in)" "Fifi“ ”Um" Hwy WW“ u mm
The Sennto than resumed considcru- tron of .l in St. Paul. and of between t
of the army reorganization bill. and two points in chcral of the coal-
nlame‘ndmcnt oil'orod) M Mr. llutc “rm Baltimore. lb Ohio. the (Ir-angers.
Tennessee. Was adopted. authorizinizi itu-iilos. 'Pemiies ("is and Q‘SPWMW'
the Secretary of “m. to appoint ‘0“ ud Ian illi'llllf‘lli risc amongst the booth-
tiltional hospitals stewards In tho rce- I “NUT“: ‘.‘m‘ ”will”. .1” ””8 soiling.
'.ttlai‘ army. hospital stewards for ...“.Ronds “”0 quiet and angular.
months in u... Mum”... arnrr during; \\‘.\i,l. S’I‘REIC'I‘J p in.~--’|‘irc south-
fiyegpg‘mah aim" being airing ‘,,-..f....i wustorns and local trm-tions took tb~I
Ollie. {loud in tho ncxt rally. and wcrc ud-
. . .. ......“ ryuncod from I to '.‘ points all around.
, ‘WASI—iiNGTON. January N- Spook l 'I‘Irt-ro wore some rtmovcrios of a point
91. Henderson. who has been confined cIsr-wlrcrc. The market lacked unilna‘
.tt) his room ,by illness for several day l lion and gains were not strouuly bold.
aiiodfiho House to order today. At' 9 TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
_ some routine busincss Irud tun-n. Itcportcd U“..- ”to“... “in. ”f ”A
I I I \ ‘1
figfggfigfitta‘i’n'k 1:13: III:(:IIII‘11::;MAIN;l[Tmfmpi-commisstm‘ brohcr. Sporty. or
Mull." Pennsylvania. took the floor“ ( “HM! 3 hlmk' hotttll Nora alk.
1
tillage f »
Aura/“r PiNiMi
.7.
~<
‘ NG’i‘ON. January 8-——Consui_
(fudgor. at .lanama. gables the
till 8“! 'p’llrtment from Colombia'ihut
. “Colombian government announces
. ‘ , a. revolution is fast approaching
.1 {than and making preparations for a
II Which is likely to occur soon. 'r‘he
. " partment intends taking vig‘
, its etion. if the city is threatened
With bombardment. to protect Amt-ri-
nterests and to carry out the da-
' hays assumed by treaty for the
' “the isthmus of Panama.
mu
JASHINGTON. January its—The}
ideal. is still suffcring from his
wand on the. advice. of Dr. itix. hH
‘ aided. to stay in his room for
three~otfour days. There will he no
inotwmectlng today. and the inn»
; hafoi'tlie diplomat reception to-
arrow. have been rccni cd. 'I‘ho rc-
lfitit‘m will be hold at a tuturc timc
notyet decided upon. It is Stall-ti at
White Hottso. that tho president is
.110. seriously ill. brrt has a bad cold and
these steps are tukcn us a prm-aution-
measure.
lid delivered a speech of an hour. in}. \m “it A; \\' ilpon 11!.“ 1‘1?“ 1.)")?
. v . ' _ ‘ .1 . . .. -‘.s ‘.i tony. ‘iu‘y
import of the Hopkins measure. 1 \m S It ‘.u m.” Iil'lil, lifts ms"
WRECKAGE DRIFTED ASHORE. "QRIJMLKK m Ilia. Iliad l~|lt4i l-Iu‘ru.
. * - l ‘ . / 'i . '7' .'
F hing‘Schooner Supposed to Have gifllnrntillri‘dk 3:2: ,2.:;," 31' " if???
Founder-ed Near Sable island. mu}, ii .I. " L5 52].." $537 if; "
., .HALIEAX. N. 8.. .Ianuury R» The (1“,. 5mm,” 3; 5,7»: 57 x .17
‘Overument steamer Abcrdocn. which .0." of N. .I.. “.7 up}; man, 15,7
since the middle of December has boon (rpm p. Ohio. .mry‘ ill’i. wry”, ill":
"v’gti‘yiiig to effect it inndllllz (ill Sullit‘ balm” A“ N \\'.. iTl I'Ii [1'3 ~ 1734
plant}. finally succeeded yesterday. and i (rm it. p. Q” IMF... ill-Th up, l-itilii.
't etarnedhcre today. Men on the Is-Hg \1. & St. I‘. “.31... till 1571.5 153%
dead reported that dorlos nnd wr‘cckauol (rm u_ I. ‘c. p, who; 13x1]; 1:261:43 127
of.two vessels thought to bc Unitwlimrp & g. I... 77f“ 77% 7.; my.
fates iiaiiln‘g schoonors drll‘tcdi ii. & ll. (3....“ ”of“ H", till 14:, ”
are on to stand a short tlmc ago {pm ...... 3 ,.,.|_ 7.51.." :..r. r, r/ .3 1
Mail brOught by the Aberdeen Is or. FM}, 4:313“! 7.: 1 7:; A 7.5.4: 74.9.1:
acted to giro the marks on tho \\'ro('lt~l Lou y. NW], w an. 9477; X7 s';
so, so that it ruay bc idontiflod. ; y." .o wharf it - Ht. tar-k tan”
“~""‘"—‘—"' Mun (‘.tnso.. lil-"- lltl Hit, 113‘
HAPTIBT iSSION CONFERENCE IMctr-opo’litmlt, load: “:7“. ltiii‘ I076:
. ERIDE . January fi---Thc annual ‘ M. K. (g. ’p "M lib. lit 4.3a. 47‘};
saiouary conference of thc liaptlst Mr“... I’"(IH1(" 7dr: 7px;. 767.. my;
Malonhry‘Asi-roclation of New Haven N. y. ti. & II.. ”3a“ ”in“ 14.. r.‘ mm
(Wilt! began this afternoon in tho N. y” (y R, w” 3;; 337“ 321% 327,...
Main Street Baptist Church. with (inc Con. Tnhupml 42 iiiili 41% 4;;
Vadrcdmembcrsinfattenduncc. ltcri your. pump. so 37 sat/4 Kai...
., (E. Witter. 0.1).. of Boston. was tho N0, pmI pfd. my“. ”my" my“ film
melding officer. The afternoon pro- pm“... Mail. .12 43
miticludo‘d addresses by RM. JON l'cnnsvlrunla. raou. fat I... too 1501/,
Adams. [).l).. China: liov. tloorucl l’ooplo'a fill“. m4 T flit”; to}; taxi/2
WISHNQW. Haven: W. C. Killil. p3,“. A“. iii-ltd. 3m.” ”5%,. 3. flit/t“
“Mollie; Mi‘il. W. I). Mt'Kilint-y. An- p. K: it“ MIL. 7.3] 75' “gr/2 73%
‘ Marl/fins illilu i). Mciaruriu. lloaton. gnu, [{unwuvl 33' 931.. 311." 217,.
ti‘L‘Rev. F‘. P. Haggard, iioston. {30“. lty. ntd.. 73:31 731.. 72% 73'
.“""'" . r . I’ . 1‘, my 431/ my tau
ASHINGTO . January il~~~-(.iovorlr 33.1,". 1‘”: 1.. 2: ‘ m ‘ ’.2 ‘ 7.3 J
, blfdaélpifi: ‘ ram intornal rcvonuc.. ll. Fl. Loatlrcr. “tr/9 13% 13:4, “ti/4A
7 81382:,yililtomtthid7Jiiiil: rniscclion- ii g i'iubbcr 311.3 22 2W. ‘2
f “76‘3“? °Xvenliii""""v WM"; chum Pacific. in ' my. son. ru
‘ lln. i'ac. pfd.. still, flail; “71% ltd-fig
Wabash. pfd.. 3M9 271,5. till 2m.
Want. linion. littlh iii say. suit.
i
...—.... .. ..-. ... ......"
BUILDING THE SHAMROCK.
What so Thomas Lipton Says About
The Secrecy Maintained.
LONDON. January ilwln regard to
the criticism of thc secrecy, with which
the buihlluu of the Shamrock It Is sur‘
rounded. t'tltnlinroti with the publicity
in the mac of construction of the de-
fending: yacht, Sir Thomas Lipton
Hilfi’iii
Sleighs !
HorségGoods.
Robes and Blankets,
icttitm out any vital details.
what. the Hcrruuhofl's exercised with
their last. boat. Why. ihoy oven
launched It at night.
new 104.2.
ture of that l’ihprummnnr?
smoke or fright. will recover:
83-50! ‘ ‘ -
4
eveloped .
"I do not believe ihc Herrcslloffk art
The so.
crecy we are ohservlnx in nothing to
Moreover. do
you mrppose t Would challenge again
unless i believed Watson had dificov’
cred an important improvament. Why
* should i let the world know the nor
‘ Wittiioit
{4.
r
The following were , overcome by
Mary Grazer, nineteen years of age;
Edith Ratt. thirteen: Olaudiattlsnnon,
seven: Hadley Owen. eight: Hoary
Pruai. aged nine: lrvlng Resned. ten;
Lem Harper. eight; isabei Marthage;
Clayton Owsn. seven; Alfred Replied.
Edward Connei, eight. ‘
At St. Mary's Hospital:
Kate Catterlll. aged sixteen. leg
broken.
Blanche Anderson. aged seven. col.
bred. severely burned. .
Maurice Kcating, fireman, hand in-
lured.
At Homeopathic Hospital:
Mrs. Amelia Cline. nurse. burned and
leg broken. -
Mary Brand. pursc. badly burned. re-
covery doubtful. ' ‘
Frances M. Hlbbard. nurse. severely
burned. will recover.
Minnie Conklin. nurse. burrrd.
France Edwards. an atterr‘..r:.t. sc-
verely burned.
At Hahnemann Hospital:
.lohn Carey. aged three. suffocated,
recovery doubtful»
At Dr. Joseph iioby's house:
Ralph Winter-roth. William Miller.
Fred i’onsbury. Herbert Bonham. .Iohn
Brooks. James Sieglcr. all inmates of
the. asylum. none of whom are serious-
ly injured.
Captain William (‘.rcegan. of Hose
No. :l. was also prostratod as a result
of inhaling smoke. He will recover.
STATE CIVIL ENGINEERS.
Opening Session of Their Annual Meet-
inq Held in Hartford.
HARTFORD. January 8~Thc (lon-
nccticut (‘Ivil Engineers and Survey-
ors' Association hold the opening ses-
sion of their annual meeting today. In
the Council Chamber of the City Hall
Edwin D. (lruvcs. of this city. rotiriv:
president. presiding. There was a
Iarac attcnduncc and the business was
quickly transacted. Secretary G, K.
\‘ruudail. of Now London, reported r---
cclpts for the year of $1,637.43 and dis-
band of 3281“}.
’l'hc rcoort of tho committee. on sew»
crs was made by J. F. Jackson. of New
Haven. His report dealt with the tou-
turo ‘of‘ scwmzc"t’li‘srrosul"d-h:.t has been
the source of so much trouble to some
(‘ounccticut cltlcs. notably New Britain
and \l‘aterbury. who have had suits
against them for pollution of streams
and are planning for different plans.
.Iolrn K. Punderford. of New liavcn.
chairman of the committee on cloc-
trlc railways, rcportcd on work rlonc
during tho ycar.
This afternoon the annual banuuct
took place at the Ilartford (lolf Club
house. At the meeting this afternoon
ICnuiut-cr William ii. Johnson. of fir;
Hartford Water Board. road a paper
rcluting to the construction of a vitri-
ilcd ulpo conduit commotion No. ti ros-
vrvoir with the Wcst Hartford distri-
outing systcnr,
Frederick 1.. Ford. of the citr vagina
who {WNW
lrurscmcnts of 51.35527. with cash on.
. , M ‘ . .
which the nitration: ..gnu can as air
. ruthenium purer down. [A
shot fired into-the airrcanaoaroeiy la-
iure anyone or anything. and discharg-
ed into the around is equally harmless.
Therefore. in all the differs t positions
which the sun assumes, a e that it is
pointed either an or down. Sometimes
I man will be seen who carries his gun
reversed, holding it {by the muscle
while the fore and rests on the shoul—
der and the stock projects behind.
Happily. tho practiced: not common.
for it is extremely! dangerous; and
many men have been killed by carry-
ing their guns in this way. it a man
stumbles or steps in a trots. or catches
a foot on a root and falls. his gun may
very likely be thrown forward with the
muzzle directly toward his body. and
may easily enough be discharged.
Sometimes one may see a boy or ov-
on a man who will carry the gun across
the back of tho hook. with one arm
over the stock and the other over the
barrel. sometimes with the hand rast-
ing on the muzllo. This In certain to
give a. very uncomfortable fooling to
any one. who bappc‘ns to be walking by
the side of the person carrying his gun
in' this fashion and opposite the mania
and. White the danger of a discharau
is perhaps not great. it Is unpleasant
to be walking along with a "an pointed
at your neck or hoad.~——ir‘orost and
Stream. ’
ENTERTAINMENTS.
HOYT'B THEATRE.
WEEK OF JANUARY 7th..
Matinee Daily Except Monday.
Engagement of tho
E.V.Phelan Stock Co.
including Ella Cameron, Jamel Durkin
anti an excellent company. presenting:
EVENINOS:
Monday. The Ensign.
Tuesday. The Fatal Card.
Wednesday. Held by the Enemy.
Thursday. in Sight of St. i’anl's.
lt‘ridayn Too Much Johnson.
Saturday. The Great Randolph Mys-
lol‘y.
MATINEIES‘
’l‘uosday. A Southern Romance.
Wednesday. Led Astray.
Thursday. The Oracle.
Friday. Lady Andlcy's Secret.
Saturday. The. Ensign. .
A Vaudevilio Show in itself. alone
by the Great BRINDAMOUR.
Pricea~Mattnee. 10 and 20 cents.
Evenings. 10. 20. 30 cents.
Rcsorrcd Souls on sale at Hoyt‘s
'l‘lrentrc. booth Norwalk. and Wood s
drug store. Norwalk. :3 days in advance
of each performance.
in
IuTERE'sr‘ NOTICE-WW
-..—....—
The Nor-walk Savings Society.
December 10, 1900.
interest at the rate of three. and onc-
haif per cent. per annum. for the cur»
rcnt six months. will ho credited to do-
posltors January l. tutti. and paid to
them on and after January 10th.
Per order of Directors.
ocrs' ofllcc. road a tumor concerning
the storm water problom of Hartford.
'I‘wcnty new members worc admitted
to nu-mlwrship today,
The conunittco on revision of
consolidation reported practically a
new constitution at the meeting this
afternoon. One of the principal citad-
ncs was the substitution of a board of
directors for the executive committov
No action was tattoo on It. and it wont
m'or to thc next tnecoting.
'i‘hc cicction of officers rcsuitcd'
President. H. .l. Kellogg. of New lim-
cn. first vice-president. C. Ii. \‘oico
of Hartford: second vice president. A
.l. Patton. of Waterbury; secretary an-i
I'ousnrer. (lcorgc l\'. (‘.rnndnli. of Now
London; assistant sccroinry. John K.
I’undcrford. of New Haven.
Philippine Commission Completes its
Work—To he Enacted Next Week.
MANILA. January Swao Philip-
pinc (‘ommrssiou has compictcd Ilrc
t'titio for the government of municipal-
itlcs. It will be enacted next week and
supersede the military (u'der of last
March. under which many barrios
rwurds or districtsr. were organized.
The general municipal elections take
place in ibu-crnbor. 'i‘hc not will not
apply to Manila nor to thc settlements
of Itoirtflrrisfian tribes.
'l‘hc military commander of a dis-
trict is to appoint the police and can
suspcnd municipal otllccrs for miscon-
duct und disloyalty.
'l‘hc lands and buildings uscd exclu-
sivciy for religious. charitablc’or cdu-
cutionul work arc oxemnted from taxa-
tion. thc i'Xl‘lill-iiuli to Include no prop-
crty bold as an investment.
The municipalities arc of four class-
es. and will bc oiilccrcd according to
population.
'i‘on rcsidctifs oi‘ i’uoblo lnrvc tim'itl-
cd to petition tho commission to or-
pzunl'm- a municipality thorn. ’I‘hc coni-
mission may organise one without. the
petition.
CIRCUIT COURT DECISIONS.
Rendered by Judge Shipman at Hari~
font in Three Canon.
usu’t‘t‘oun, January li~~-.lrulgc
t-lltlpmun. of the United Status Circuit
Court for the District. of Connecticut.
has rendered his decision in the fol-
iowlmz cases: Ruth (3. 'I'ubcr, oxocu-
frlx. vs. the Moridcn lirtttuniat‘fom-
pauy: also Simpson. Hall. Millor tit
(‘.mnpany. also it. Wailucu it Sons
Manufacturing Company.
Those three canon were based upon
the alleged infringement of iettt‘lr put.
out to im (too Tabor. No. 34l.760. dated
May l7. ‘iitiit. for an improvbment. in
urachluos for burnlaltinu knife blades.
The painntcc died on July 25. 1801. and
the complainant in his executrix and
sub- lwlr. The suits were commenced
ed for an illiunctlon and an accounting.
infringement .
utilised.
thlrd or the amount.
......“
oily hares
,gthlnko seer-coy. is necessary. tout l per-
it“ 'h’m)” ‘ .
who a. m lilo 13mm hit ilmflflliii
met. 122M Dis tail.
III”.
on March it. tilhll. and each trill pray-
.ludrtc Shipmnn. linds there was no
and the hills are dis-
The bill of costs in to he in»
ed as for a single. rinse. and each dc-
tendant is entlilnd to ti decree. for one-
A California man by the. numeral
l’antn says he believes that if a woman
is able to support a man he should Ii:
low her it) do so. it ll to be wondered
. (iICORGh‘rE. MILLER.
‘ d‘lti 12f Treasurer.
Slat SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND
I of tho
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK.
i'nitcd flank Building.
South Norwalh, Conn.
ilcccmbcr l7, 1900.
The Iiourd of Managers have this
day dcclarcd a iiividtudto depositors.
of interest at the rate of three and
one-half (3%) nor cent. per unnum for
the six months ending December (ll.
itiliu. payable on and after January 10.
lliill.
lntorost not drawn will be credited
Iiti accounts and draw interest from
January I. liltil.
. (”SURGE i".
tilS iiw
iiidAiitii-l.
Treasurer.
We Loan assay
to people in any kind of liiliiliil'm.
Como and son Us
i150 Nassau St. New York.
OFFICE 729. d29 26f
i *OeOanOaOaO» a. ..u-Oa.*.u.xrr
I §EYE ACHE and
HEADACHE.
E 6 strains cause: both.
a s relie’be only icmpo-
rarr' y. ‘
Properly
Adjusted
Glasses
remove flu: cause and effect .I ptr-
mancnt curt.
Satigfadlon guaraniud.
onsuliailon fm.
H. B. HOYT. Optician.
60 Washington Strut.
a.uncommon-0e”occult-Ounce
Order of N otrce.
District of Norwalk. rot. Probate
(‘.onrt. January 7th. It. 0.. lilOl.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this Court. for the admis-
sion to probate of a certain written In-
strument as and for the that Will of
Michael Shandy, late of Norwaik. In
said district. deceased.
Ordered. That. said application: he
heard and determined at the Probate
Office in norwalk. on the filth day of
January. I901. at to o‘clock forenoon:
and that public notice thereof be silica
to 1" persons interested therein hv
publishing this order" in a new: apar
h
it
'hearinu.
is it,
HENRY W. GREGORY.
_ . Judge.
.cnunvf
\i'o‘rt'hhhe "price of admission. headcd‘ '
having a circulation In'tnnili diatr ct. at
least tire. days baton- the said any of
N0: 2 Gazelle Building. V
Special Cloak Sale.
Special Sale of Ladieé’
Misses’ and Children’s
Cloaks, commenCing'
Saturday,January5th.
All garments marked.
at prices to close.
TRISTRAM&HYATT
NORWALK, CONN.
m.....21
"'Eacnfuao sosrrcrou.
A Story of Two Partners. Both of
Whom Were Honorable Men.
"My first business venture on my
own account. was ln—-———-wcii. ncror
mind thc namc of the. city." said a New
Orleans merchant. chatting over old
times with some friends at the iioaro
of Trade. "Tho location has nothing
to do with tho little story i am going
to lcll you. and. for reasons you our
understand to a moment 1 dual [are
to ho too specific.
“1 was a young than of 1:. at tho
time. and. getting tired of work :r; IJJ'.‘
other pcoplc l oponr‘ui .r . *"..:r 'wvi:
cragc otlicc with anctlr r or; Mr“ ‘2 r ':o
was considerably my rzcllror in wars.
We put up an equal amount of capital
and agreed to share and share alike in
the profits and the bustling.
very outset. croryihlm: wont rctnaric
ably well with us. We both had lots of
friends. who took pains to throw busi-
ness in our hands, and the cod of the
your showed a very nice little balance
of profit. Next pour. however. the rc-
suits weren't quite so good. and I be.
than to have a faint apprehension that
thc suying goes. i heard a vague l-r
mor that my partner was living at a
pretty fast gait. and tho more I tlroueht
about the matter the nrorc dissatisfied
and suspicious l bccnmc. You know
how easily such estrnuecmcnts will
grow upon a firm. and to makc a ton:
story short I finally went to a dctcctirc
agency that made a specialty of pit
ratc investigations and arrangod to
get a ‘rcport.’ as they call it. on my
associate. i admit that It was a ralli-
or snoaking pmcocdinx anti i felt so-
crctiy aslrutuod of myself for rcsorfir“:
to it. lnrt i argued that It was my duty
to know whcfhcr ho was rcaily In the
way of getting into any cmbarrassinr.
oniaglcnrcnt. Well. in the course of a
week or so. the agency made its rc-
port. and without going i'to details. i
may say that it completely exploded
all the disturbing gossip i had heard.
i realized after reading it that I had
been doing my [utrtnor a great injus
ticc. and of course i was conscience
stricken. 'I‘o makc amends. I dctormin~
ad to treat blur with extra cordiarity
and at the some time It sccmcd to me
that his own hcaring. which had been
a little distant. became much llltif'u
fricndly. At arty ratc. whntcvcr cold-
ncus had existed soon passed away and
the thrcc years of business association
that followed were singularly pleasant.
Thou he received a ilatiorinrz offer
fromLivcrpooi. and went there to two.
”Ono day several months after his
departure. I was Iookimf over some old
papers and ran across a big yellow on-
vciopc marked ‘private and conildo‘h-
tini.‘ Thinking it contained something
relating to the firm i turn it upon. and
what do you think I found?—«a report.
on myself from tho sumo dotcctlvn
agency 1 had hired to investigate my
partucr. It ncomod that our suspicions
lrad been mutual.“~n~Ncw Orleans
Tiaras-licniocrat.
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"The color of the school Ion-robu-
boards in a matter of great importance
but has been stranunly neglected.
says tho Pharmaceutical Era. "From
time immcmoflai it has been a matter
of common knowledge. even among an
educated people. that black It: the
worst of color» for the eyes. lllvsry
seamstress known how much mool try
in: to the eyes black good are than
those of any other color. partlcuiwh
in a pom light. The best color for the
school exorcise board. according to the
Fire. from a hygienic point of View. is
some shade of a cream white. I dead
surface of soft. mallow tint. varied in
quantity and quality of the light afford.
ed. The crayons
ary work. while for occasional work a
. s-
canary orange and a clear dark green
might be used.”
fili'fltlllb.
tit locates Main
alibi“
From the i
I was getting a bit the worst of it. us‘
its (tense of whiteness to salt the
for these board»
should be of sky blue color for ordin‘
. Clara‘s—tomato. tutti-you {in any of
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