l
monument nu. ‘
”inolxgonWh
Bil again
“it
till “lolly
nib
outing. ,.. thirty-
h but out?
élfflillddli
‘4) or; i“
thrill
Int ttbio sortleuvoti
Yd ir. until the ullicl‘
> and pilot loou
. to. on detail
timimi’lthms reach-
li iii: (3' l" “til
ital that lulled
808. and in bad
a the pilot hauae.
I ‘lotditl not turn in on
flit. luatcudhe chat-
Work with a friend in-
con it good many
Sound; io'iimlioatlug ev-en
’_' illF.‘ anid.’ "i like it better
p by than at any other time,
tubal“ .e beeniln the business... We've
lo or tho liigand sloppy old older
#91?! to a great. extent. and have
, innprdw boats, the elootrh:
., ‘nn'd ' tii‘c steani-nteerltu:
millennium. of the boots have
under the control of a single
lion. How do i like working
{corporation}; j it in all rlizlit
‘uainesfil. in the old days when
inauwnn‘ contioiled by one man
lit!" kirbi. of men, when there
, e for, promotion. favoritism
‘ geiipi‘aily shown, llllli it
, 1’t lwn‘ys the best man who filled
, pl cc , by a good deal. But
rent. it in SillliliY'Jl
odalr an to whether or not
)1 hold down a job when it
. ioturn to take it. if be can
ii'all “right. no matter what unr-
.‘.8.Ya“ about him. it's business
do Will manage to get around
t r); so successfully in the
rivers? Well, sometimes I
it know thyself. The New York
to grow worso and worse in tlic
tarot, being crowded with vessels.
gorilla-,uiiwleldly vessels. ion.
roe. we steer Just as finc at:
n. slgnnlwith our Whistle. and if
that we are getting into lrou~
, ‘ e slow dowa to back. it net-m
ry. The general rule followed in
lining the iRound atenmbuutc about
WWOrkypit is to makc for the. iii-st
file one my you see. and put. the
, gthrouxh it. And many time's.
when it looks as though you were get“
i, into a bald mans before you really
c the soot the danger has cleared
a becoiiio straight and-
. . yiliDi‘ea lint I don't
1W. mongwlio is in love with
t running a big nil-illnilmil
. the New Yorlt rivers.
."illiere is one momma: Tn wmlli
hitting about, and that is the tutor.
noogthere is in handling the sldewhocl
, is" and. the. new twin-scrim craft.
The, fDrmer on can stopmuch morc
i liq ‘ he lulu ,, The minute
oi. pfitldles'iofi a sidewheei
l1lg‘fllll thereafter and they
upheld rapidly. i\nd licncc
nryou buck the whet-is you can
‘ lily .bringlhor to a standstill, 'i‘liiu
. not 60 with the twin-screw boot. it
on much .llonger to get such a boat
tithing and hence a collision is not
oedily averted'in this way with this
, ml or vessel. hut, instead ot‘ shutting
(it! steam and b’acltini: on both engines
lit such a tiute. you let one ecrcw hoop
on‘pushing ahead and you turn the
her backward.swiping your helm
or in the. proper direction at the
”the time. By this means you wm
our. the hunt out of harm's way in
quarter the time it would ifllit‘ you
not her backing.
Coming back to the sidcwlit-olcr
again. she in not half to handy a bout
to. handle in docking and the like us
the othér. The moment a aidewhcclcr
logos her headway liei‘ Htccrtigc way is
_ no, and you cannot do anything with
all
it
unite: and slot way on her again. it is
{61' this reunondliut 1 consider the
i wre‘l’dltiutiilti safer craft. for line
.. Dilit‘out of ll'll‘lllci) narrower hole
.the sitiewheeler. Even when l)"
‘ «partectl still one can work one
Mirror alie . and rewrite the other.
audio thic'ill'uy tiiru about quickly and
titlinpietely in her own lonlli. lienides
til. ‘twin-scrcwlls tho safest proposi-
tii)‘ lvluutlio world for a craft that unit
It”; Julie. if one of the engines Iii-oaks
room: you have the other to fall back
Why. i know it in. and
outing the very season of
your til l; in calculated ‘to multo the
huge, steamboat , tuna grow gray
oil before his time—4hr: aeouon‘o‘l
i don’t care
'w it d ‘ii‘iitdgc of running uls-
'oo .in at certain time-~—«—for the day
it .‘blrljtlmo pilot with grounding
jcovm ill with soft lullow to give
‘ it; a not I thalliottoni of the. Sound
Vi”. Eliot away ho a very large eit-
‘ t t at. him take one of the line
, _ . t (it thomroocut day and out
than a Ol'theoo interior and he
, ottlgi‘at onoo. Thai-e are.
t livela depending on him.
nothing. and. worse. than
ii .he.’ can hear nothing. for
iii ii stain or trim] to al-
opt-tn tti‘nhut you off from got-
_hold, I any sort ot»~.aii;niiili eur-
. -. hi , .i‘l‘io. eat danger lien in
’et in
at mica il'tltne.
. another refuel.» l.
whi‘lot nlow town his-apnea
. .. ill loan his dead rock-
. n twhloh he-runn from
running niowly. and
timing too careful.
it out. of the sound
. . oil. {We owned their
. f bouillon incrltllnitill
‘ 434;} a man .who in child!-
i‘ about out. no at
, unit and
3.900 tint ti ‘
wait hold in Roohvillc. yesterday. The
untilyoii have run. her a. good (“8- .
mean. t
a bile Bound. Noth- ‘
_ rii ‘ . ,
here things worry the ntoutnh
more or less. Ho ‘ novor int
he is uoinrtoancoutitth- ii
, J l . .. Do I think th'o‘lnislnensi .
nhuero‘ua’one‘? Notis‘. blt‘otit. Lexi;
“at the hundreds and thousands ‘
with radius tor ti
. t
pi ,wli’y . .hiippon3
the way of tliuusizer he. i right on t
rpm at the accident nnl can loop .
a place at ‘safety it there is one.
for the dangoiaotithe .ptrllxnliont, mania.
life, i regard tit as for losa‘ilangorono.
than i'ailtoutiinulluntlfiyot l have rail-
l‘t‘lllti nion tell me ovory little whllil
that they would not no nteatnbonting
tor worlds. bouillon it launch danger
oils occupation."-Now Yurit till.
"tambourine: worm.
w...
Riportb’Mado at the Annual Meeting
of the State Union.
The tlili'ty-nixtli annual meeting of
the Connecticut. Temperance Union
annual report speaks of the cloning
your 0! the century as marked by
greater activity than any preceding
your. The work ot‘l‘l. ll. Spanner, ar-
ninto‘nt secretary, \V. A. Gorgon, finan-
oliiil ligeut. on well an that of Secretary
James] in commended. The no-licculie
campaign witnessed a large amount of
labor by the secretaries and others.
i"i\'o towns change from “yes" to
“no."‘and four from "uo’f to “you." glv.
ing a net Rain of one to the tin-license
column. The work tot" good citizen
shin. it in believed. had much to do
with the nomination and election at
some who will "do good work in the
legislature."
As to le’irialnt‘ion.‘ "tlie-m'eat, uudS-
tiona of reform.” the more. rational
treatment of crlininaln. (inpcciully
"roundersz" a rcl'ormntory. the lntlc-
.,terinlnate,sentence, the limitation of
the number of indoonn and other nomi-
cd clittngen. hare been kept before the
people. Hundreds of addresses have
been given on these subjects and thou-
sands of timely articles and lculletr
distributed. The Connecticut Citizen
has. by fresh. suggestive. helpful
words. from many pens. spread and
deepened the interest. which is now
greater than ever before. Conoratu
lating the stale upon the character of
its lawmakers. this document says:
“Our purpose will not be accomplished
until their work is done and well done
These men are not in the slate Music
as partisans of tl‘llllil‘l‘nnce or olhrt
legislation favored by any clique or at
itanlzalion. We trust they are fair-
miiided mcn. open to conviction. and
ready to do that which tlicy shall see
will best serve tile. state.”
There are two things to be douc.
First. "to create. throughout llic Sillit'
riulit scntiincut. ‘ ‘ ' Leaders of
thought everywhere must carefully ill-
tc-Nligilic and become thoroughly con
\iucod that. the projects of tho soviet."
ill't-‘ lriizth. 'l‘hon‘they should mDVGiilill!
people. to demand the proposed legisla-
tion. "' ~" “ 'l‘ilitl in the opportunity
of the century. and no effort should h.»
spurt-d to unity and ltitenify public
sentiment for right action."
'i‘hcu senators and representatives
in l‘Ol‘nllliilt‘l- rooms and by personal
approaches. are to be convinced "that
nothing short .filvillws that will l'ilt‘t'ii
the manufacture (it roundern and who
innis and the multiplication of naioonn
will satisfy their constituents." The
report calls attention to the efforts
which the opponllion will doubtlcm
make to prevent the nl‘opoaod odvaiu-t.
and closes with an acknowledgment o'
gratitude "for the confidence in the.
Connecticut 'l‘cinpcraucc. llnion so
strongly and repeatedly intinitealcd“
and the cvpectuliou that "good l'ili-
runs will give moral and llnauelnl sup—
port" to the society and it underlalc
lugs.
lNDETERMlNATE SENTENCES.
W...
Secretary Taylor Tell: About it to
Hartford Minluters.
John (‘. Taylor. secretory of. the
l’rinoncrn’ Aid Society. npoltc to the
Hartford ininintcrn. at their wockly
meeting on the indeterminate iil‘ll-
twice and the parole 5)'Hi(‘l‘ll.
Mr. Taylor now an Informal tullt.
allowing the unnutiafoclory working
of the present lit-terminate Rentencc.
"it is its logical to discharge at prison-
cr after a sentence as to sentence ll
smallpox patient to the hospital for
two woelto. or a lunatic to illiddlctowii
for six years." said Mr. Taylor. 'l‘uo
number of states having lliin system
were cited and its antiefactory work-
ing in these iii.ili.l‘l-l was illustrated. In
Connecticut we have the parole aya-
leni. but only nine men have. been pn-
roicd: all of these. however. are doing
well. Mr. Taylor npokc of the bill now
before the Legislature for an indeterm-
inate Hynlein for the. (lionncctlcut prln~
on. -
Question wcro nailed alter the, nil-
drcun by many of tlic ininlntera and
at the close of the meeting it won prel-
ty clear that the miniature worn of tho
opinion that. the present nyntom in un-
notisfactory. that Rtllllt‘ change iii
needed. mul that, change it is hoped
will be the iinnnagc or the bill for tun
indeterminate nontcnco and the parole
uystnin for Connecticut; “Tie a airing
on every prisoner discharged from the
prison and never dlnciuirgo him until
in the. opinion of those bout able to
judge lie in curt-(l and tilted to take
his place with safety in society." won
the glut of Mr. 'i‘aylor'ii talk.
tonight."
intuit have. run nitntnu
"lieu; lio .. y .
nomebody no i, artwork. ‘ ( .
Lovely Complexion, Pun. Suit.
; Willi. “alarm tuli-
: ‘ nonunion mum um
tantrum-ea»... ' it
‘Ior-w til-«MOI! .. _-
‘ pond Iii-opium Wont With Titania-39,
new for ‘thc Lwdlrrluit‘brliini humour
. "Mil llic 'l‘lii-onr'llmthlnuonnng.
”How and and pensive. Slclttn iUOiHl‘
but; thrived on the rumour un- ironic. 3
. hithmigli it in liupmuiible to? any that
flown \Tieioi-ln outlived tier nodular-an. yet from ii
military he will to haw outlirnl itch.» baa-
pipm. .l)urlng liar long and eventful
:riiiguwuliaam. the. languid: on record and toe
toluliuu considerably over ball a century--
nllehiui section lit-r oldent lrlcnds and no
~quiiiiil'iioocil its will an llllllillit‘flllil incinburn
oi' borinioiuliatr family Aiiuipiwar into the
more. until at. 1. site full. bruit-it quite
fllmw‘ill the worlt . Noll it nluglc our of ilt'l'
former associates to WilOIII‘ who could llllr
bin-dun im- iniud. diva-unit the earlier errata
of her wig”. ul' \\ itli whom nlir. could enjoy
congenial iiiil‘l'lliilil'ill'. our left. ‘
”Momma in no cntlr aly alone." cxcluiuicd
lierdiinglilcr. l he l’riiicrim t'iirlaliaii. in my
hearing one day. “You can't imagine how
and it; is for ill‘l'. We all intimation “lump
or ciirrutiou and have different thoughts
illil nrulinlcllln. many of which ulna. can
neither iiiuicrslund iior appreciate. ‘ l-Dvcry
one ot' her contcniptirurirn and trirmln ililn
punswi away. and with tin-m imrc vunlalml
llii her old lime iiwotduliotin. 'l‘iicl'c in no
one remaining to whom nliu can really talk
about. illulit'i‘n."
'I‘lw Qiiecn'n sienna of Ihc Lullicrulln.
'l'liin remark of li’rlnccnn (‘ili‘lhliflll porn
for toward explaining the unliuppy and
even lllut'tlnt‘ cxpi‘rsniou liiol pi-rvlltioti liie
quot-it‘ll fctiiurcs during the hint (ill yearn of
her reign. save when noun-thing extraor
dinnry occurred in cxcitc licr keen li‘llt‘t‘ of
tho indirruun. lin Mich clot-.nidona nil thrm-t
she would laugh with u drgrccol‘ lica rt lawn
and even \‘lliit'ill'll that would have conr
pletciy ntiilxircicd throw who had never itccii
her without that ball and. bull mur droop
of the («intern of her lllOllltil. ~.
i i‘clncnilnar especially our ('Mh‘t' where she
laughed no much that she llillllihi. had a lit
of npoplexy in f‘tlll‘fit‘liiifliltil}. The incident
which excited lier rlnibilily \Ulii llio mlnud
reiituro of u photograph-r who had been
summoned from London to Wimlnor ‘io
lake pictures of her illiljt’nly and of her
cliiliirou. it was lili‘ lil‘rlir lime in his life
that the man had t‘\‘l‘l' i‘outui blur-«cl! in tin-
pl‘cnt‘licc of royalty. and lit: wan \cry iu-rv
oils. So great iutit-cd wan iii.» ircpitlnlinn
that on putting iii-i build beneath liic cloth
for the |illl'pu.‘ir of getting lilt? right food:
he suddenly upset (in: camera. The olulu
of the latter. with ila three. lean sticking up
inlollie air. while the frightened photug
rapitcr idood stock still. well nigh pcrlltli-d
with fear and willi the black cloth still
hanging orcr iiin bend and l'iicr. nil-lick both
the queen and Prince Leupold. dula- of .-\l~
liany. on no iiilrunciy funny lillllr they both
illlNl into [whirl of the unwt imnimlcrntc
latitqlittu'.
'l‘iie lilllc great. lady fairly alionk \llti
nit-rriincnt an nhc lay back on the win
where sin: wan sitting. while Prince Lia.
puld threw iiimm-ll' on the. fioorniid fairly
tiliricltcd with delight. Them-cum liowercr,
wm brought to n sudden and nullit'wil'li
lragicnl l‘ullulllhluli. tor l'iic lll‘illL‘l‘. lunglicd
Millard that be broken blood \‘f‘tut'i and
liruliiiiil on ii iii. [rum tliu cll'cctnoi which
he almost died til the i into.
'l‘liin sense of ”It! ridiculous countlt llll‘li a
remarkable, feature of the queen's chili-ac.-
lcr llimilglioiil licr ilic-ilntl iniioliccnbic.
iiioi‘cm‘rr, iii the books which all» publl~|icll
concerning her life in the liiglilatuln.
l'li‘cii ill ill'i‘t‘illidiimnirflutiKii'iiltitlii prc»
Viullli to licrurccasioii tti'l’hetiirouo in inn;
Queen Victoria nccms In love given t‘\'|
donor of tliinliiitirrlyiiig current oi incrri»
ment and fun in the cmintituiiun oi In-r
character 'l'riic. cvciwt-Iiiug \vnn done that
could bc done to check itlly her mother,
the Duchess of Kent. whori- severity and
Men lininhiicnu toward the young priuccxs
culled forth on one memorable occasion. at
a rtulc banquet at Wintlnor. a violent and
public rcbulte twin King William l\'.
I'crnmmi Trail-i.
Queen Victoria was small ill nlntIiic and
during the latter part of lit-rllfercry nttiut,
This. however. did not prevent her trom l“-
talniiii; ii inorl remark able grace and maj-
esty ofdt-porttni-nl. it was illllniflhiiiil' in
conceive anything more captivating and
\viuuiiigllinii her smile. Always plainly
and oven sliubbily din-:«cd iii black gowns
that wore often runly. ii. wasimpoanlblc not.
inlet-l when in her [ii‘cflt‘llt‘ll that that little
old woman had ruled for mom than half u
century over tho greatest. and moat estru-
nim empire of the civilized globe. and with
all thitta true. warm ilum‘tt‘ii woman. full
of tcudomennm broad minded. unnticctcd
piety and Killt‘f‘l't! aympiilliy for all that are
in trouble ordinliwm-d. a thoroughly ini-
.v
ALitHit'r iciimlttii. vuwnii'n Fiiiil'l‘llllRN.
man ninprrnn in fact. whom atteclionit.
lllotighln and ultrrniiccn were liiulrrntomi
anti npprt-cluicd at their true urine by her
”ultimo. ’ ‘ .
conduit In a throne Inrtilnhcd by tho illi-
niomlltion of her pmlcconnorn. Queen \‘ic-
tot-lb roinpiotel y mtormrd lilo meI'iii titular
ohm of. tlic mum. and to it certain extent
olwof the entire lirliinii people. (or not-
wltbmudiustllithup ithutulhnt urn inn-ital
against it. initial: nor min biting infinitely
what it won nutrition to will. Vim llwrc ii!
Ind nlll'ayu will: be in n mclropoiln no large
an London. in it moiety no olaallc and no»
’ ct-lnllilunn lhntot Jinglpudflmi rice in. no
longer an rampant. no naitlunldnir and “,1
'pulillc M iii darn of. yore. '
’i‘hnt Queen \ficturht {ordered lllc tine
. arinia bent iihmrii iiytiin fuel. that a large
proportion at the former onormmut import r
0! nrtolilttetn {moi Waller lulu England
to now maul. lliiliilii ina- learned in
f ”only. her own dent-lid tor art objects
e
r niajonty’nltugmt la nunh atrium an
‘ thrne won only natural. for nine wan om: of
thorium. acetnnplinhul woman at itifl‘til)‘
minimal. being it whiter at corlnltiorniiin
a. musloin'tlh in man antarct-
in . ‘ .
._?:tlliriiio‘w :. _ fit ”an."
'a writ n ‘
l wine in
‘ttud'lliliunlid limbo no
superior in moral: unwell an in illinlii‘ifli
i'.
in
an ‘ l ‘ it
win-u: .
for ex
9min; tor ycarii by nothing but tho
annullionof QumuVlctiorin... . ..
41: ELM-ramp.
STORIEO' OF Ail-BOVEHEIGN.
Anordolon About tho 1 option Victori-
‘ ‘ From l'nrloiiq‘fiourem. ‘ ‘
Victoria, used to aloepubetwecn woolen
binnkanmr sliretn wov annually tag in
ow. ’i‘hcy were nuule‘ bolt and dealt '
and their. stun
they were washed llile retained about. «ii iii
new pain over inuntb. 'lien she hid in»
carded thorn. t icy were aunt. no the honpitniti'.
Ono {inn supplied tpm blankets to her
modality for to roam ‘ in 0rd to heap her
\ I.
ALEX Hum. Ai incur rowiiio'a t‘tiKSOlll'.
feel. Warm who had queer Hit in coliirll'iincro
-—~fllr lined bags or "tom iiiiiti'n"--made by
the same ilrni. 'i'iliK concern also regularly
mlraped lit-r rooms with chintz (orcloiinci.
always of the Dawn design and coloring.
which by royal order might not be dupli-
cated for any one else.
The qnucu illill‘ti tobacco smoke with all
her strength. and it. was forbidden to every
one to indulge in the ire 'riiut word within
the unlit-l of \l'liidnor. i. is not iremdcd
that. this mic was ever rclnxcd but once.
and that was on the occiivliou ot‘ the, vlrir of
Kingt‘bnrhwut lluumnuin to her majesty
in lair}. Then the Milt'ii ol‘ ilnvauns wan
observable crerywhcm saw: in llic apart—
ments of lheqnecu hciw‘ifnnd l be adjacent,
corridors. ”it one lN‘t‘flFiOil a cabinet. milk
later. “ho was ile-rnicd to bin cigar. n-v
ceiveti in letter from tho queen'l private nec-
rntm-y. Sir Henry i’onnonby. saying that in
tullim the monarch would be glad it the
otiicinl would refrain lioni saturating bin
dispatches with tobum-o smoke before send-
ing them. He turned the mynl snub to ac
count by writiuga coin to curl: of his coi-
lcugues telling them that it was the royal
order that in lulnrc their should not nmokc
when pri-piiring dispatches tor the queen.
Victoria always look most of her personal
belongings with her wlmn aim went. on a
journey. and it was theretom no easy laid:
for her houmlioid to make the change from
one place to the other. , The moving of the
court from Wiudnor to (laboring “described
by one who has helped in the moving no
"worse than three tires and an earthquake
all at once." Everything except lliu car-
potsund pictuwshud to be minovcd from
ihomyal chambers attcr hrr majesty left.
lhuui and wt. up in good order in the other
pollu- before her arrival ibere.
Upon uiioix'cnniou Victoria wait ready to
Marl. liud douucd licr bonnet and scaled
ilf‘r‘mif in her carriage. when it wan noted
that. the minim-sin of the collar. the lulu
iJut-licmot Sutherland. was not. in her arm.
in thc tuirriuge opposite lit-r royal iuiniruu.
There was a row. biil presently the missing
woman ilppl‘lil‘t‘li litciuily on the rumour;
in ii drenching pcrnpiratioii. and vialbly
liigiilcncd. 'l‘lic quccn looked at illil' innly
subordinate. but instead of scolding her
took licrovvn watch than her belt and prc<
neiuctl it. to the doubt-no. saying. "\‘our
wait-ii must be a bad lillll‘kt't'lli‘l'““itlii me
give you liliiftilll'. " w liricnl. tho (luciieini Vrcpt.
for joy. .
'l'iiciifcut a maid of bonor.ludyot tho
beilcluimbcr or other fomnlc uiuinliorot the
household at. \‘lcloriu‘n court. while not ill.
alliliut of ii menial. wan not. in any llt'lliii'. ll
«incl-urn. but an awrvlee in tho royal htllllsf.“
hold mute” urn-at. util'illi pi-cstigu the peril
lioiui in qurnllou have always been eagerly
nought. \‘ictorin'n women and to take an
early breakfast and await. n ltlllllnlOlIil from
their mistrial: lit-fore venturing into hcr
piciicncc. The morning was unnnlly painted
in reading the ncunpapcrn to her initially
till near luncheon time. The «pinch pur-
look of thin lflt'ili willi her own family. the
women at the ilUlllll'iIoifi ruling «part at ll
o‘clock. ‘
Fl‘Olll ii to 4 p. in ”to women accomplc
ilind their iiiililrcnn on her daily drive. after
which they had. nrriumul photograph: or
ooiupii-lcti tnncy linrk begun but not Illi-
iiiilt‘ti by royal ililucr~ This continued
until this queen's dinner hear. about. 9
o‘clock. By this than all cancel-nod were
likely to be weary. and no one wnn'urcr
ilt‘lrli to complain lm'uuuoilic “walla" or
tcl'inn of ncrvicc rni'cly it ever exceeded
ilvo illUiliiM in any one. yrnr. 'l‘lio pay of
the Indie: of the liotiaoimld \‘lll‘ll‘ii from £300
to £500 per annual. Matti. of them wm
peni'enolm. or at il'llni. of noble blood. Au
untitled woman who wan a nieinbcrof the
quean’n household wan lrlrllruod by WWII
at her service to are iiiu prollx honorable
before her name. Among the dollar of the
billion in waiting during \‘iclorin'n rulan
wan iiill mielillou in her nmloaly'ti earn of
all Ihe court t'litlv. of tliollny.
Victorin'n iippolltu was good. lino in]:
menu eta linichmii yum-ed in llillii til. the
'Kllitl to have done maple justice:
~ Nimrod“ mutton. tulip-d cation-l 0‘! ltmlml.”
.coitl ronntolilcltun niid 'orit baiu.t~oltl motion.
cold marl. nlriolii’tur limit-ii brill: pantry. ulterior
l'llfll‘flli and Mind. ill“ almmmnr. dry billotliifl
and Blil‘tlor‘mid dry port. « . a ,
Victoria »1n>nwl a moat munritahln
memory. illie rarely forgot. I face. and to,
tho day of rhe; dcalli aiin‘ coull’? ignite.I tiiic,
led prep outwit «very no it it ii y u‘
lfihmltid’oi all um Germination iii-aim
exact. arrmi meal. or arai‘ythlnx in a «hostel
"turnout-n. up it meirmmith lie-
fomniid nvegfinllglii. or clrlilt oil‘md lo-
fl .. an hmlgll. .. ..
rliiliaihdilmmm u 'niiaa’fitw
ll) inches iii]
'helliiii
‘ tintv'tlrlikii noun-n ,
litelyponed head. 3‘ m
H .
nigh] r.
fluid llaiiii
around; at-
qnlle bit 'I ..
worn norinwtoii g
ruined it ,lnirliis lathe loot. but.
' or uh'nrnctarirtlc glvnp in
mm '
ptnrod' ‘ many years be
borne" rally at home! in. but one place. and
thallium frivotn ‘niau Oliilfl‘tlo. on ow
halo? of {light 9h“ the hit! ii plot at
Windo.hnl'. i Mirror-0“
on our ' lanai in in-
n his W brill there
and in the 8110 tliciniiblvea tint q‘um
hnu‘ exploltodh personal taste in the mat-
ter onion planting; itoynl marriages were
comniemornlied'by ‘plantinn Ilipa .trom n
myrtle blurb. ‘ ., ' ’ '
Kat far from thin row of trees is the
mounting romnll planted by her majesty.
of hue yarn-a the younger members of the
queen‘s army of descendant: have done
much of tho tree planting. and the place in.
full of all write! "#23 in commemoration
of Iii sorta alert-ole.) A feature 0! the sar-
deu iii a wooden playhouse built: nearly 40
years ago by Victoria‘s oldest son. Albert
Edward. and iii» brother. the Duke litigidia
burgh. in this structure the iiiaythitigs oi
the queen's children are stored. There in
also a miniature fortress built. by these two
under the eye of their father. the prince
consort. when they were boys.
When the daughter of Sir Henry l’onwn'
by. the queen’» pri'volu sccrotary. was man
ried. the queen naked body Ponnonby it
there were to be many present. at the coro-
mony. "Far from it." wait the roply. ”The
house in Elnbarsador’n court will not per-
mit. of n crowd. it iii to be very select."
“in that case." nnld the qtieen.“perhnpn
there will be room tor an old lady anion .
the ulli‘fiilk-fllll old lady like met” An
than Lady Ponsonby went nearly mad with
joy [mouse of the distinction vouchmted
her daughter‘s nuptials;
When the queen went on n railroad jour
hey. all lrafllo was stopped on that portion»
lnr line for a quarter of an hour before the
pairwise of the royal train and for it) inla-
ntca afterward all well. She had an lin-
uiovoble prejudice against. traveling faster
than L’Omilea an hour and was never oun-
Iont to travel at night.
in her younger years Victoria llévoted
much time to art. etching bring her invoi-
and lilthd .
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DUKE or CLAIiiixcx. Viel'ouu‘s ounxosox.
ilk-comm
ile format expression. One of hot-earliest.
pieces at work wun portrait. (it her cltlcnt.
daughter. Victoria. now the don-tiger liar
prion: Frederick of Germany. A main in
Buckluglunn palace wan titled up with all
necessaries for etching and printing. and
there the queen and the prince oounort
tilted to porn much of their time nlmorbed
with the melting iuiodle and the printing
““101.
| A vary commendable trail. of Queen \'ii~
torlu's character wan her loyalty to her
servants. Though exact-log oven to tho
polntot ueverit y in herdemandn upon them.
tow inintminea. royal or olherwine. liavn
uvrr been an coiuildcrntc of thou whouirvutl
baron wan lit-r uuijmty of England. When
i'illllollii old John Brown dial. nlie wan no
greatly atlmted as to chum ridicule on the
pait of noiuo journalintunn wall In other
folk. and there. “'4“ even Inlinpicion of scan»
did in name of the mmlpl-hnt got. abroad.
This died out. ion hetero Victoriu'udonlli
and w» doubtl without foundation.
The. «piano wrote inueli. butpulillnlml ill-
tic. ’l‘liu two mluincn. "My Life in the
Highlands" and its nrqucl. lllliililiilfiililori‘
'iy nitcholin Brown‘n death. were ningnlar
prmiuctlonn. 'i‘iieilrnl wan intended In a
vent tuber tot-lingo oil the death of Prince
Albert. and the other llllud lilo mime purl
pone ntlcrllic tlcc “Me of Brown. liolii not
dtill.nnd both dint-low an for an may be
the da ly life of an exnlliitl pornonazc. who
wan. tar all. but nwomnu. and in some
wnynn vary weak and {millnli woman. but
one who mm of good beam ixmmutl at
many nobloqiinlltlm and ot unquentlonlbio
purity of Ilia. .. ,W...”
Tho Wort-1’: l’ro run During t‘lowrln'n
‘ “In.
While Victoria wall on the throne. urt-
dorn rm nboiiiilml in ilunsln and alum-y
done any with in tliellnltotl 8mm and
firm". itimln loin. ironic territory in Eur
rope. but. gained in Mill. 'l‘urkoy will
power. Atria
Mam: rm»
? cit-nultiip. 'qu
of steam. only alt-lg lagoon win-ti all: an
mood the “1111!“;me its hlglmtrn
into up inrenlly. thliic nun of electricity
was un rind hi bolero nhii dimi. iiili Mil
mph; l-hogt’nitipiyiiiorelhoerlo Unhilaii Iiili
PM.» trfilfim ‘ Milli nil corrupt“ toilet.
ng. 'l‘lit! ndvnuho in llt'it‘iitd' urtlcral r «a.
nimelutia. itiil‘l‘li-ill‘tiiilii t-la-‘iwml am
liotirlnlictl ii! purer boitll‘t‘. i-idurallon won
more, widely diffilnrtlu l the u. rnpil'lipr
pm; became“ F uni all!» >
of liohntltlitlon .5 ' ‘ ' ' '
avarywlimlntlio: ' l
l" ”t faintly”? "‘
* for
thirti‘f
awful-W
l inflation. Eran
a term t” '
l
will ‘ ”lethrihiosul‘to candida.“
‘ “fill“ it .,
i lunmydoputlllfl "
. [KW ‘ ' ‘
is just what you need to finish the senior: lbi’flt,
and when and “Mme will you find, better value
than we now offer you, to measure. at
16-59 .
All of these goods have sold at, $7.00 and
58.00. Pure Worsteds. Our Spring Stock
”trill soon be bare and We must hate: th‘e‘mom.
Open e‘bqy diverting until nine o'clock.
I. mi v15 & son.
Tailors. Clothiers.
Hatters. Fumisliers,
as wnsmriononsr. sour”. NORWALK.
tor good humus at poets. that
will allot-i those with slim. lu-
comes to but. “he. \oris. \Do com
mouthing a. popular 9mm, \5 or.-
iiectei to own. Something new
but. weak, 1Reine. Sided: habits.
simian elegant.
Central 300i Co.
Cor. Reinvent Flam “Ammonia“ St.
W aaaa‘aé‘m‘amwn,
Oak Hull. Philadelphia. Pa .
MAKERS or -
llll Wool Men and Boy’s Clothing,
NOW BEING lN’TRODUCED TO THE PEOPLE OF THE NORWALKG.
We are ready tor lilininenn. We will make. to your ordrr a pair of all
wool woriiled tronnern. nucli an moat tnilora charge from 87 to 39. for tin-:0.
We can give you a pair of all worsted lrounern for $4.50.
We can give you a pair of all-wool trouaern for 83.50.
We can give you a good il‘Oill-it‘l'li for $2.00.
We. can give you it blue, or block Chinchilla
aim-m excluding lllntcr. 87.75.
“'0 can mnko to your order all-wool Srlta for $13.00,
We can give you it good allowool Stilt for $0.60.
‘A good Moeklntorli for 84.50.
We can also furnish laidltni‘ Maokintonlu-H.
We can furnish true blue. conductora‘ and inolormen'a iiulforinn.
All goodii are reliable. Our reputation in at ntnlte.
Drop a portal to WANAMAKER I IROWN. SOUTH NORWALK.
Agent will call with a fine line ol ramploa.
OFFICE, LAUDIR'O ILOOK. COR. EAST WASHINGTON STREET.
TRANCE 0N sOUTH MAIN WREET.
One illxht up to the loft. ‘ , . . . .
heavy double breasted
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.. SERVIOES FOR THE OUEIN lN
OMIOAQO. ‘7
(IlilCAlit). January 28~Arrnogoc
inculn have boon moo lirtthn iiritlali
roiinnl at Chicago. William Wildlllm‘
and thaw. Janiul E. Stone. ”.01. for
a natural rorrlcr lit at. James Episco-
pal Church. to be held at tho Mint!
hour and in tho some mumm- on the
.. ' uqtunllfunor'i'u in mulil'lflil ofc neon
Vclor a. A the conno- n lingo.
33::- till m. oily antt annual moan
Irvin. , blnhoim and tho Melon 0! titer-dour
'. . churches will be united to nttentl tho
‘ a W... norvlco. Dr. Stone will unite In ad-
Dowel drone.
stimulant". “www- ' '
It ill .39. NC [Iii “I“ m.“ NO PRIOIDINT 'N “W's
row-$1.00“. M... lunar: Isa-N
damage one human bottled hero Mr
which no Macedonian in coal in
wound, 0. ii. Wit * mill . '
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