. Necessary to Make Effec-
P'XGE EIGHT.
Our $2.00 Ladies’ Shoe is
well known for its Siulisii-
ness and Long Service.
F. D. LYON tit CO.
tributes and nearly every Senator
his seat. the gavel of President pro
tctir Ii‘ryc sounded at noon today, tall-
ing the Senate together iii the second
extraditiury session of the lI‘lri'Iy-elghilt
t‘otitzress. The special session of the
Senate followiny: the ailjotiriinit-iit last
spring of the ilftyIisevetitli Congress
eliminated much of the routine
which otherwise would have been per-
formed today. New senators had gone
through the i'oimiili'y Iit' tithing oaths
of IiiliI-o st tits had been assigned, and
with the exception oi' the appointiiiI-iit
(It tulllltllllt't' vacancies. all of the
exception of the appttiuttnetit oi" t‘IIIIl2
[311111111133 ilgtiin
In 8essitiii
Enacting legislation
I‘h C b. n R C '1 lllllit‘t' \acaiicies iill of the forms of
0 ll 6 BLIDI'OCI y organizations had bet-n complied \\ll|l.
II'tu‘ mori- than two hours ltcttire the
reaty Senate “Its called to order the guilt-r»
ies were filling tip with early ai'tltals.
ticcupntioti was found 111 \vttltltttiy. the
both of pages and int-:si- nut-is plat-i111:
tliI tloiiil oiTeritig s iiptiii th2 Iii-sh: oi'
Senatoii. SI IIIttoi llaiiiitt s pt‘tiiiouiiw
t‘tl \Icloi) iii the tliiio I‘Ii'I‘lltIlI “on for
liitii \that ot' :In- most pie
WASHINGTON. Now it—Thc iiiijt-
eighth t‘otigi'ess convened in extraordi-
nary session at noon today in act-Ind-
utice witli the proclamation of I'lt'sl-
dent Roosctelt for the purpose of t‘ll was on.-
acting legislation necessary to make teiitious iioral designs ever seen in illl‘
effective the Cllllilll reciprocity treaty. most [II‘I‘iI-nlitills IIIII'l)lt"t‘lll'llll‘illlli'“ v
'l‘heday was devoted simply to person s‘I-iiato a shield Illl't't' and a half It\'
al greetings and organization, four and it half i'I-I-t oi liltic IllllllIit'liIi
The House assembled the largest les. iii winch was \\'ltll.;_'.lll out of t‘aiz
tiiet'nbeiship in its hi:: "'l)l_\ and tin foi-iiia glasses. ribbon». and red \ilii'I-
scene before the aicl h II in that body and blue inimortt Ih-:. lilt' design or .‘tll
was one of animation litilli oti IltI- ilooi .\iiit-iiettn c11.:lc iItI2iiii- 111 \‘-IIII IliaI III.
in the cloak rooms and iii the lobbies a silver ttuaiier of 1' dollar, T'iv
and corridors. The day was crisp and shield was slll'lllilllllit‘tl \\1'iiit‘..'illl:|‘1|ll~
bright. and the capitol building pt‘c ‘I'lttstIIt’ of American III-auty iIisI-s ’l‘liI
sented the appearance of a new stttic tuft-ring bore the inscription. "Sen
itire with its coat of white paint anti 1 ator Mark Ilaiina from his It‘llilitls.
complete renovation within. t‘t'Itti-Iis2“’l‘ht- Irish III'iiiticraIs of i‘lIvt-Innd
of eagei spettatois lioth nit-11 and no Fully a score oi" \Inflllt‘l' tributes were
men thionged the tot-itdors and ioittii banked around Senator Hanna's tlIIsl.
Ila of the capitol t-aily iii the tho. and Splmim. “mum,” ”1mm,“ in ,1...
the galleries to which admission was Maryland “1,...”0“ was t'ccounitthl h.
had by card only. were taxed to their :1 bit: humimmv ”HIM “rim“ “I”...
‘illml‘lil‘ 1011K ili'l‘m‘ ”I“ hm“ Ii” “2‘ than two feet iii diameter with it
:tcnihling arrived, Matty hi2 h officials
of the Ktn't‘l'liltlt‘lll lIit tlit-it desks 11
‘III‘ departments to witness the open
ing of" the session and LLl't‘ltI their lei.I
I‘l'ilsst’tl cluster of roses I‘HTIII'HIUH.‘~ 11nd
IhrysaiithIitiuiiis :II the IIIIMI
i‘lii‘ysanthtiiiitnis \\'I'I'l‘ used in pro
. . . . fusion ‘lllll th-r- “as I I'll\ 'l t “:l‘
islattve friends: many strangers in .. .‘ ' i m 1' f h ‘
, », . . Illlti did not I'Illl} tillt' oi iiioiI- hllL'I'
\tashinuton had then iiisi glunpst Iii Mum)“ ”r ”MN. ”MW” The “I
Congress wliilc the capitol was the ‘ ' ' ‘
that most of the 11th Senators I'l‘l'l‘l\
I'd their I-tiiiut‘itttilatoiy i)iTt‘l‘lIl'.{< iii
the spittiu session ot' the Senate 1nd 1
Id tliI iiiiitiIiIt oi .Ioi 'I' pIeIIIs bitt >t'i
dom has th: to In I- it ‘I'tll tii thI SI lllllI
11 collection so Itorut-ttiis
:\Ilt‘l II tall oi the toll Itv sumo, tho
I i- l'lv' InllI-Il t'Iir notiiiiiaiititis foi Speak-
cr, .\l1~ Ilepliiii'ii IIotvaL Iliaii‘tiiaii of
the Rt'ltllilillitll I2:111Itis i'ortiiit‘ly iioiii‘.
tiIIII-Il Mr (‘aiiuIiit
Mr. litiy t\’truiiii1ii. Ilitiiiiiiaii of ”I“
ItIiiiioci‘utlI-caucus iittttiiiiaIIIl .\it' \\'il~
litttiis I.\lissi .\‘ti spit-chm. \\I'I| made
in tiiiiliiiit: thI nominations The roll
then was c-tiIlIII
Mecca of the \\'asliitit.:toiiiaits.
Cominitteo rooms which had ilI‘I n in
the hands of the reiiovator during the
recess were thrown open and many in
I'oitnal receptions were held by popular
chairmen. With the Spealtci'ship llllt‘8~
tioti otti of the way in the universal I2ii
Ilorttcmeni of Mr (‘annon Illt'l't' was
nothing to worry the legislative iiiiiitl.
and the day was given up to the semi
iiiciit of the occasion
Matty handsome floral tributes to
titetnhers were borne in unusual pro
fusion to the lobbies hack of both the
Senate and House I'IIHHIII‘I‘S to be plat“
ed later on the desks oi‘ the members,
The new members of the House re
eeivI-tl their initiation to door keepers
and House employI-s. aiiIl tnanv were
turned back for identification llt'l‘ltllH‘
of their slight hesitation on lll‘l‘:-t‘lli-
t'iig themselves for admission. Such iti
TO IMPROVE MOHEGAN PARK
Forestry Work Done for Mrs. J. Pier-
pont MOrgan.
l)\\llt"> Iii pt'itazc estate.» iii the .\I|it'
cidents contributed to the I-Zl‘ni’l'il1 “V" oiitIaI-ks may limit! In it i‘I‘hort iiiaIIc
ly animation and good humor of the . , _ . , . .
”(Tam)“ ieIt-iitly by Mt. IvapliaI-I 1.. [tin oi iii"
‘ ‘ _ ‘ , lhiroitti of Forestry. I-oiieciiiiii; the
TH“ HOUN‘ “I“I‘I‘If‘i‘i‘n'mi‘”_”m iii1itiage1nI-iit of Mohegan Park. in
vt-iietl at noon today 111 t‘xtrflltl‘illllttl'l' Tinnishilt .3. Hamilton t‘otinIv .\' I'._
5055“)“. TWIN“ Wit-“Inn “'35 Ill” ”i owned by .\Ir .1 I‘iI-rpotit Morgan, .\l1'
interest to the sDI'I'lfllill'. llkl’ms“ '” Zoo iecentlv made an c\1iniiiintitiit of
IIIL‘JIt‘W members. bill to the veteran the {iii-oats at \tuppmm rim-N in l:,..
it. was but a routine ptottIedttiu, The
fact that a Speaker was to be elected
and that this was the first SI'Ssion ot
a new Congress. added to the in'et‘t'st
that usually attaches to an opening
day. Long before the hour of noon.
when the gavel fell. the galleries wett-
pIiiisc to .\Ir.~: Morgan's reIitiIsI to the
llurI-ati i'oi advice and has outlined a
simple plan itil‘ lllt‘ll' Iiiaiiagettieiit
which hits been accepted and ordered
p111 iiiittiIIIliately iiitti pirtctiee. .\I1‘.
Zoo’s plan of tiitiiiagciiiI-nt so well tits
IIII‘ special Ilesites (it other private
liilPtl. lhi‘ ladies bt'illi: lill'll"il ill 1h" tI\\llI'lr iii the Adirondacks that It is
majority. Main moreWI‘H‘IIINIIIIINIIHI apt to hate 1i far wider application
etl holders of (aids of admission men than to Mohegan Inn-h;
being among this iiiitan-t \motig the
spectators were public ofiictts. Iliplo
mats anti a meat niaiiy lllll of town
visitors.
Mohegan I'ttrh comprises I Tim iii-i'cs.
oi \iIiIIli Lilo): :tIrI-s nre lti forest
The t‘IiiI-si has llt'\t‘i been lumbcrctl.
> . although it has i'itrtitsht-Il iiittcli wood
in the Speakers
Th" floral ‘h-‘I‘mi‘ for itllliillllt’. and heating the camps
lobby was "“"“" ”WY“ “'“h‘m‘i” ”m“ The trees are mainly hardwoods. most
today. The poptilar members on both ”f “It.“ .. m... bits! maturity. and “NM
sides were "“Illl‘llflif’l‘p'l 11" “Willi“ ”1 under a svsteiit of forestry for the
lavish fashion.
‘The. bright colors of smart gowns.
the flowers and other scenes usual on
a first day. lent picturesquencss to the
occasion.
During the hour or two prior to the
highest cotiimetcitil rI-Itti'iis, he rctiiovv
I2Il gradually or at once and teplnIt-tl
by :t tlirit'tict' crop. The ”\yllt'l. hon
ever, desires iliat tIiI- Ili‘illltlllll obi
trees be allowed to stand so the sys»
tem of forestry practiced will consist
worlt. ‘
opening members kept minim: in. The mainly in the I‘t'ltltn‘tli of tII‘iitl III‘IIIL'»
leaders of limb sides were eai‘h' on ”W unsound. crooked. and Ii'hI-r uttstuhtl;
scene. ()Id friends anti associates met trims. together with those trees whit-Ii‘
and chatted. New members were in- are impeding the growth of other:
troduced to their colleaKIw-N First of more valuable and In itiitifiii than Illt‘lll‘
importance among todays I‘\t‘ll| was selves. In other words. the kind of
the election of Mr. (‘aiutoii as speak-
er. next was the swearing in of tlte
members and the drawing for seats,
With galleries crowded. with the
Chamber 3 mass of elaborate floral
A his DRIVE
In on” wars. Shades. Jar-
i‘orestry practiced in the park will bc
one shaped and adapted to the petite
liar desires of ”It' owner. II is 11 kind
that appeals very strongly to many
owners or small private c:taII-s in the
Adirondacks whose interest in forestry
lies not so nittcli iii the money returns
to he obtained as in the improvement
in appearance of their forests.
The annual consumption oi firewoot‘
at Mohegan Park from now on witi
d]nl.r3. Wooden and TI" amount to abotit lfiti cords a year
Iieietofore the forest has been ctt‘
clear to obtain firewood. so that the cut-
‘lnt: has been a menace to the appear-
incc of the park. Mr. Zon will changt.
all this by using for fttel trees whose
resent-e mars the beauty of the woods.
‘hns making the cutting a benefit in-
stead of a source of harm to the forest.
Simple rules are given In the repor'
"or the selection of trees for removal.
how to get the timber out the men
Which must be cut I‘ I‘l\ year to ob
tain the required amount of firI-womt.
tlt‘. The report concludes with a lisI
of the trees and shrubs found in the
park.
WIT.
FOR THIS WEEK.
Fine imported wine and whiskey
glasses. 33c per doz. Elegant Fine
shell glasses 6. ti_ IO. 12 and H oz. at
37c per. doz.. worth She. Never heard
of such prices only at Magne's and
the goods are here. 200 large globe
and double burner lanterns. a beauty
at 69c. Chamber pails at 19c. 25c
Cloth Shades, little soiled at He.
Jardinlcrs file to 88.00. 20 per cent.
cut on my: Jardiniers. Tin Ware and
Agate Ward An assortment of China.
MISS REED‘S BIRTHDAY.
.\ birthday party was givcn by Mr.
Lamps. (11am Ware. and Crockery BI- and Mrs. it. 1’. ItI-I-ii for their nutt-
rivlng dllly. Don't pasuthls store with daughter Mildred Estelle. in honor or
her first birthday Saturday. The out-of-
out calling. It Is I wonder.
T. J. HIGHER,
(‘th cum on firth.
town guests were Mr. and Mrs. P. B.
rIammon. Mrs. H. A. (‘adweIL Mrs. .I.
W. Danfortli. Lester Danforih and C.
P. Gammon. of New Haven. Little
Miss Reed received some very pretty
presents.
Hearing in Bates Base
t.ontiiiiit d fioiit first page.
body and it there “ltn iiii dirt, splitii
t'l*I or mud biowii bItiI2tiili the titans
:~i\ill. He could not recall that llII‘lI'
had been. He saw that first aid \Itts
Ilillllllllhli‘l'l‘il to the iiitiii. He saw that
the slim was not broken. and that them
were no lnccrated \votiiids. llt could
not describe Iln- manhole where the
exlllosltlli tict'ttt‘l‘etl.
Illicit llill, L'J'llt‘lili tittttittuer ol' the
Notwiillt lroii Woths. was thn called,
and between him and Attoincy .liidsoii
lilllt‘ was quite a little rcptirtt-e. iii
the course of which .\li Hill said; "I
don‘t know that you have any business
hcic anyhow" Mr, Hill stated that
there trio. in) bit-tilt lit the exhaust pipe
or around tho tiittiiIiule. and that the
trouble must have bteii canned by the
blowing otit ot' a t'iibbci ittitl liltie nua-
ltI-t. \Ililcli lay ItcttvI-I ii the ”1111thin
and the manhole cover, He stated 1i:.it
he hit: ltit theory iegiti'tliiiu the cause
of the tiotiblo. He said It. ' there
was from time to tivc pounds 1 2 i-
to the stititirt inch inside lili‘ t2vhtttst
pipe. He said that the “lite was ex-
i.iit iicIi daily almost. by practical tests,
and that lit did not thiiili that dirt
\tI2iill fli't'llll‘tliilit‘ :ttsidi- the pipe
the pipe Initl hot 11 sttippIti 11p ~‘Ii I'iI-i't-
iv...: no exhaust. the air I'iilll|ll‘l"~\lll'
\Hiiliil IH|\I‘ sitilitietl gttlllt'.
Iii, .I .\l, (‘othn was tltc iiI-vt \‘Ili'
Ilc ~-t11tI-d thiit he had found IIII
l'\! iciicc: oi Ilitt litint: blown 1iit2i .\li
ilitIt-s' "I‘IU, illltl that the hour on his
iit.:d and net h \veiI- itiIIi‘Ily IIIIN‘I'III liil
Iiiiiie: He stated Iliitt .\ii’ Il‘:tIs had
reIcicit-l from tip effect: of the hut-ti»:
Miss
and thtit ‘iit'tilt-iit shock. that he was
IIIiiiztitstI-tit iIII‘ ilitI III-t'ott- he IfiId.
III said lilili .\lis Ilziit: litiIl ltli2i liiiti
Ili.i1 hit It'l ii‘tlIII hail Iiiiulit‘-: IIIMIHM"
iitiit that by :1 process It'. oitiiiiiizittoii he
lt.id li‘ilt'hl‘ii the IIiIiI2ItisiI-It Illill
ilrtrhi': tlIsI-ziu- was I‘iI I.ill\I' III'
IiI.itii i"tllilll‘l I\’tIiillI'I' in Iii -: I'll" I-t:
hi2 :IIihc-itti i'tIiiii tltI Ilililt'll"\ .ngtip
‘t III' (It't'ifitit’) '1' III Illtti ll III III
I 11~Ilt1itioii \Iith litii I'ilttlll"III III
that iiiiiliizr. llI' III-nit II that .‘vlif: littl-
i-i‘» the lllll’ I1 had told him that It
ltttiit IIII‘ :l “'I'I'Iv ill |Iith tilt till'l (IIII Iif
.\Ii' Halt--
'| iII’ Ilt‘illIlIL' we thin adjourned :tiid
i'IIIIiiiI-i' Iloteti i-Isti'it-II hi: dc-isioii
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NE\VS.
II"
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
MONDAY. NOV. 9. 1003.
J
AGE FOR name: I
HIGHEST m SWEDEN.
[Lowe-t In England and Rising Here.
—Countrieu Fix Minimum
Marriage Age.
The titeriiue iiitirrittize llL’i' i'or triI'II
does not differ iiiiitcriiiliy Ill tliu-I'
countries which kt't‘p Itcciirttlc tiia."
riaue records. It is IiIIzliest. ill \cai'it
iTRIST
Iii SWI-tlcii. and lowest iii the l'iiiicrl
States. L'Ii'IJ. Among women it it: also
highest iti Siccdtiii ‘.‘tt‘ years. antl low»
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORI:
RAM&HYATT
est iti Russia 1’:.'.
Sonic l'UIIIlil'lt'H li\ a iiiitiiiiiiitti lllitl‘
t'itiue tine. below w li‘eli a marriage can
not be lawfully pI-ri'ot'nied. lti most
parts of Germany Itis lived at ‘31 fori
lliI' liritlettt'ooiit and III i'or the bride i
In England it is Ill and l.’. tI2-inct tiwlv.
lit the lulled s‘tatt s. w-ht “I- Il:.wd it till
us'talli 21 lot niIIii the exneptioiis lie-
iiigt '.tlii‘oriihi. ’l‘I-iitit-ssec. l' Itili ntid
Idaho, and for women. iistituly III. ex-
cept In Maryland. California and ’I‘I-ii-i
IietItI‘et'. The different state statutcsfi
however. "liikt‘ it possible {or Inn rest. I
dents of it Hate to be married Iii titt-l
other state, the laws of which are more
111x
Iii IiiiropI-ni. toiuitriI-I: centrally thel
llllII‘l‘lIlL’t‘ lItws me made l'Xl'Illf»i\'l‘I_\' for
tit-tutti l‘i'rldt‘llis and a
lit h put
.II M “,1 quality and merit.
iIII' lieIII-lli iii
choice of iIII‘I'lL'll country fl"
pose Is. IIie-Itlote sit tIIi'-‘
beiome an I-\tI-ptio1i
l'IiIic is tll|i\ one It‘IlIlli iii histoiii
oi 1i law iiiiitli fixed a maximum tut“:
t for iiinrrittae and under which the mar-I
virtues of men Iii. r no and women ovrrt
.30 was pi'oliil-itt2l it did not Iii::t illlll'.
'i'liI- I~‘.Itrepe..n lttilllil'_\' in which
there is the iIII'2e1l lltIIIIltI‘l' Iii Illill'li'i
ttizcs of iiiI-ti ‘IIIIIII' ‘IIt- aL'c III' II III.
llttssin. atid the lat'uest proportionate
‘lllllltilt'l' Iil‘ lttidI - I'llili’l' the two of '.‘l
is in lltissitt ttiso Generally filll‘iliill‘ils' i
tliIItiiai’i'ittucnitft-111.2_t~i.- Iotvc-I lIl rural i ,- , ._ :
iIIisti'icis and in countries chiefly Ile pldtn and PM“), Flannels‘
voted to auricultiirc, arid biizhcsi in
lilttsu I'llllllirlt': \t'ltlt'll |i.tvI2 the largest
llllllllII 1' of hit; titte-
We stand back of every piece of Fur that we sell with a full guarantee.
We invite everyone to make a critical examination of these garments.
ials iii Shirt Waists as we are showing this season.
FALL OPENING OF FINE FURS.
Our entire new line of Furs is now open, and ready for your inspection. The same high grade
iquality that has always prevailed iii this department has been maintained in this season's line.
The manufacturer
stands back of us so that the buyer takes no chances when Furs are bought front our stock.
No detail of honest
workmanship has been slightcd. Every piece is perfect in fit, elegant in design and made up in thc
very best possible manner. Our priccs will be found to be as low as can be quoted for Furs of equal
SHIRT WAISTS.
Never before iii the history of our business have we shown such a variety of styles and mater-
Exclusive styles. many of them made to our or-
der in the latest novelties of Mcrccrized Cheviots and Oxfords—as well as the newest things in
In respect to iiiitti'itiues itiailI- late IEI
l.II2 I-‘riiiiII2, .iii.oii1: I'liiiopcnii I'I2'lll
tztt-I lauds ilII-i its to ltlI‘Il. and lch
piiiin ilt‘st as to woiiiI-a III'lllIlili'li. the
country with It has tliI lowest iiiitiiniiini
lllI'll‘I'IIlKI‘ t has very few niai'riucs
III very \‘IIIiiiL' pIIi'stiiis III the l'iitied
States the :‘h'i‘lltv marriage age in
steadily I‘i‘siiiu New York Sun
., t
,.I
! PIRATING TRADE MARKS.
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwalk,Conn.
NO. 2 and 5
GAZETTE BUILDING.
1.5
I
.\lis.- I. do Iiilitiltl. and .\Iis 'Iliooiits
I‘IiiIt-i. of It iII.:Ipoit iinI tho "ill'sIsiAmeTICfln Manufacturers Must Pic:
of W ll llilttlii‘l IIVI'I Sundti tert Their Interests Carefully. PLENTY TO TALK ABOUT.
\ I... pt ”I... 1211'; {Hi 1h.- liiltlttiwI oil .\Iatiitf:it2ttii'I2i.< who lli'lVI' titit I‘I‘LEE': 'l‘Ii2i~<I with li.i.\o the ‘~]|1‘I‘lil oi‘ iii:t1it
I'tIIth'i'iliic tli. ::IIIIiid iii sz-II- “Ill be tI-rI-II tttcti‘ ii'tttitiiitiihs In Japan aiI- IIII'II iii tIiI-ii I-.tr~. and I“ the I-iut‘sc of
‘.IIIII 'ii it‘d \\'I él i.ttiiLI' thin I'\I'II|I‘L' liit‘eateiicd hi :1 iiiIi~:1 si-itoii. state of tip I.' I‘ 2.1.1,.) doing. i1ItI2I Into].
\ ”MUN” H, ”W *HMHW ”mil “‘.I‘lthilll l!\\lllL’ to tl-I2 :tttitiiis oi t’t‘l‘litlll :ttid- Id \II it. Illiil)’ iiIiIi swine N‘ItI-.;|
tit-2 H'Iiiitlil \‘IilM‘lilv Il'tltliI-I t‘iitit‘I II “III i luv,“ O H“ " \‘ilI' i Mi i'I ll 1': .:I '- 1' il‘ ‘l ‘i 1‘ i ‘i" l""" .11 ”UN “Eh
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I", hum m.“ "Hm“: at H" “Um “I \itiItiI :tiI it:iIiIiiI.iiII: "lhis has It :IIII} :2l i-iitI it; tip \\.I_\, that
H” ”\l' “HI"“HT :Ii'iI I in a hop: .-;.1 mind-till 4!“ 1h.- :tlll‘.ti .: “1.? ~lil t-tI ., that all winner;
It. iIIoti William Miller is ill at hlm lili:-‘.llt :3: in Ill'iit'it~ tl‘t-Il‘t‘ii Iit- \ilt‘lt tab. .21. l it.i.2i IIIII should
litttiit with 11 sitei‘v cold and Iva.» ttti . '1 it min. “I. 1311- trade has Ill‘t‘ll His "12» t'I Il .. ~IIII oi l‘tiIitii ’illll'i
.ibl.- Io :liit‘llii to ItI.s Illttti'b III Sr.“ nutriitii that ‘iiii II-xi- \lIIi Iii-pii-:tI-iiIIIl Illl“.It'.! i I.I 'iit‘ it-illlll litt:|,]i 111
inI-iirt: grocery store 1hr: IiiIii'tiiiiti. ;.,i «din: Hump tpd... IIII'M‘ if“... siith :I .iiiitlt Iit‘aw that III‘ “tilltlI'lI'Ii
,\l».~ Iiiith Illttlllltsl \ii:~- Anivj Ilz;li“.v I-\Iipt .Iliti'. I“ll"'h.'-I21ilIlI'IHlLIIl i““‘ II"; "M I'i'l‘IliI‘ "IL“‘I “'1" l- v.11:-
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. _- ._ about I says lilill hoccakc and con
titeil li‘Il 11I2\I'ssar) handle the goods . . ‘
CLASS 'N BOOKKEEP'NG- lti law. It is I|t~-st11i|ilc that the coin- “Hip." 'T.I"'l'|"‘
The Question of the foiiniiiloii oi' :1 inI-rI-ini ititciI-sts and ”IN matter of \"5
ititiiltlvt‘t‘ltlII: c.IIi-:s at the I-Ivt-iiini:
School will be determined this evening.
.\II who desire tti take a course 111
double entry, should be present at the
Franklin building this victim: The
chance is it rare one for on books and
all necessary materials for the work
are futtitslicd without I2IiartzI-. bv the
town and thci'o is 11o charge i'or tuition
The class will. it formed meet I\\o
cuttings each “M‘k. Id you desire
such instruction
Tjiltt 11 HIV tIiIIav
DANCE IN HIBERNIAN HALL.
TIII'I‘I' was a IIHL‘I' .ittctidnncc . ‘aitii-
day evI-nttit.r at the dance given by the
,\Itcietit ttrdcr of illlicritians. itt Ililit-r
titan IItill Svcc's ()rclicstra i'urnielicd
music for the occasion.
tcc iii charge of the afftitr
tlic Itiiltiwlntz' .lohn l._ I\'I-Ily_ I-Iittir-
titan; Stephen llitzgiiis. [tennis (‘oi
hits. John Spencer and Timothy .\lc-
.\Iahoit,
com prised
FIRE IN BELFAST; MAINE.
HELI’AST. Maine, Nov. ELM
slittttttl was caused today. by fire iii 11
three-story wooden business atid tciic-
tnetit block owned by I-‘_ It. Knowlton.
INIIXI to the block was the Windsor IIII~
tel‘ and Its escape from Ilntiiam‘ is at
Iriliutctl to the fact that there was no
wind.
lo ptit \Iiiti best foot Ioinaid
Is itdtite that Ian lit boat
i‘tll the ones who gain the
cuss
(Ict iliere with both 1hI2ii feet.
— Ohio State Journal.
great >llt -
Your hair is iather long.
the barber.
"That's tho way I like it."
man in the chair.
‘ sttgtzestcd
said the
versation. All I want It: a share."
The barber lathered his face in st-
lent-e.
Then he strapped ltis razor.
"I suppose." he said. “you've been
looking at some of those pictures .in
the funny papers that show how bar—
bers talk their customers to death."
,“WtirsI- han that." reported the man
in the chair. “I draw the pictures."
The Share he not after that may pcr-
‘iaps be imagined.
flow is the new girl going to do?"
asked Mr. Ferguson.
“She hasn't had much expcrbutce."
said his Wife. "but I think she will be
all right when ahc gets broken in."
There came a loud sound of falling
crockery from the kitchen.
“She seems to be making a good
start, anyhow." observed Mr. Ferguson.
encouraging”.
f. \
a “Io. w, .. ‘1
‘ 4
«all
you should enroll at,
The commit”
.\ loss of.
“Spare me your con-T
".-\iid when it's I-andIc-lnzlit l soi't o'
1‘: “- 1.2: "'II“-. .
"d' mmi‘ 1‘ "H“ m ”W" l" “I “p Jerks my head. and you liitI-liis tip to
“in"; y . 2. ‘ , . ‘ scrcliu'n and Ilill‘rt'ilkt‘, and wants. to
..
' ~ “ 2 f _ _ ‘ .. lilill'lillk enough. stranger?
factiiicis should Itl'itlit‘li) ptotect theii on”, ”1”.“ m.“ ”I“ evenings." said
tiadcttiiirl:s “lillttlll further delay. for H“. ”MM”.
this is tttll‘éliit‘l't‘il by those best 111» My”. ”mar. ”w evenings. “f We“.
Iottitetl Its biit an entering wedge iti
what may |tlu\t' to be it matter of great
llltlllltilli. The situation is so serious.
lthat there is no question of the new.»
and I says I rIItiiIIii it will be a fine
day tIi»iiio1rt~i‘. aiitl .ch. he rockotts IIIII
same thing. and we wind tip the clock
and :11 to bed tIli, I don't I'cckI n we
sit) .ltll itiiiiiIIl1.III and united mil?“ art stiffl‘llllL‘ to death tor ‘. .c want of
on Iiie pIti-i oi all itiaiititticturcts lll' wtuebodv to Lilli m .
tcrestI-Il in the Japanese trade. "LL
THE NEW LITTLE GIRL.
I’osiIStaiidard.
SURE ENOUGH.
"rillti bird swtars like a tioiipt-i'.”
'l'lie onrsuii In a rage;
said
IS) racitse
.\ t'I-tiiah- i‘llllti approached me no? Til“ ‘\'ii‘k"ll WWW" “WV-“41““ ii” "I‘M
lotiL: ago on the street. .\11 air of l't' And SWHHR i“ Flidl‘ll ”“1“.
{IIIII‘IIII'III and good Iirccditi: nttoiidel
lllt‘l' I lttlllnt‘tl mp1 pleasantly Itii- "HIT hilt". III‘ Itlllxht‘tl In fit‘lltlloh Klt‘t'.
“My.“ hm: And \vtrllv I-Iziwcd the air:
i “Hello grandpa" ici-Immmt the "Ila ha? That‘s Loinctliiiiu new oit tiic.
’tltilIl. "Has anybody seen ottr cat?" How docs :i iII'thI‘II‘P'r SWI‘HI‘?"
' I made no reply,
"Speak up“ said the child. “If you
don't happen to have amputated your
\tiiet'. I'\II lost kind of a tall cat.
done oil iii a tortoise shell finish llcr
ifeet tioti't track, liit‘ she‘s sound and
‘Itilltl. city bioke- stands without hitchr
jinn and answers to the name of Laura
I.It‘flll Libbey Where is she?"
“Young woman." said I. "I am not
Glover’s the Place
;a\\are that I have the honor of your
iacquaiiitaiico" s HOE
"lton't let that cause you any i11~
‘Htltllllil. grandpa." said the female child.
"I'in tioi tryitit: to ninlto a hit with you.
i l-Iithcr you've seen my cat or you
thavcn't. If you haven't. we'll part in
In friendly way; with tto clothes torn.
‘li' you have I‘d like you to product".
Ilia up attd relinquish the cat. Is it
a uo‘.‘ l1 thori- anything doing iii the
feline war?“
ENAMEL
\ BAl.
We have
"No." said I. _
"Then so long." said the female _by exper
child. This, sir I presume is the result I e n C e
.of our system of educational and home I 0 u n d
i training. allowing children to develop _
along the lines of least resistance. this shoe
'l'ltey dug the bruised and battered
form of the inventor ottt from under
tiltI "this of his flying machine.
”I want to savf' he whispered hoarse
ly. "that lll_\' tin-cotton ls timing to III‘ a
in 1;:iiiiiI I2iit stit-.~I.s. I have found out
III-st \vlt'ti ails it!"
to be the
Best Popular
Priced Sim
1111 the Market
'36 RGAIN' l'
III
at liltitliington St ,;
iredii Thtti Help
and a Little Story
josh Billings, [lie humorist. once said that
he liked a rooster because of his crow but he
liked him better because of flu: spurs that he
backed the cro’lv up with. Per/taps be didn't
say it in fast those words. for Billings never
used words like any one else. but that's tbe
gist of it.
For the same reasons that Billings likea
the rooster the people like the Krieger 8 Co.
store—we have the goods and the business
methods to back up our advertising. Our
“Credit that Helps' is known in hundreds
of homes and to thousands of customers
Simply make your purchase and charge it—
?bcar the clothes While paying for them.
Remember that this store has grown since its
founding in 1868. through the encouragement
of the public, and now more than (bar, as the
new season. opens with radical changes of
style for everybody—i5 the Krieqer (5 Co.
original Credit Plan— Credit that Helps.
Small Weekly Payments.
l’pp'naiiit ”I you. said the pt‘t'i'y
ll'rs. must fell 11.. )‘gm know." 2pc
III-lia. that I was displeased at your addressing the strange young man “ll
entertaining that policeman in the tin oppositi- mg” in thitgtiwt t'tt', who
Waving: Ilir- summits away be con-
tuned to talk to the reporters. I
We have
. I'hiladI-iphitt Press.
"“1"?" "‘3“. "lab! . Initt Ill"'|| staritil: llf III-.- iiiuIIIIII'IIIII rm-
Itolta lItittli~ (It did ax liiin Itilo tlic :IiI-ral iiiitititcs. '_\'IIu put iitc :Iti ItiItclt
iior inasiiii. but he wouldn't go.» in mind of my brother."
"llo I?" III- respondtd. with a billion
I _ .. . .
_ -_ ,___ _. _... ,‘2. | \es. since Mrs. (Intros broke a mic. smile. “I am delighted til 'II‘Ii' ”-
Excited DemotIat-“v "-\\- ‘ll diive you ltyte the axon“. ‘I'III‘ I'Prtt‘rtlay'. she is convinced it is “Ytt. you make me wish lie was
fellows out of the promised land \ct' "a“. (a. gal., very unlucky." 'How superstitious," lI 2~ for just one nilnutc."~-t'liic1ii.:o
All We need is a Moses" “Not at all. It was a French plate mlr. Tribune.
Phlegnmtic Republican—~‘ 'l hat is
w hat ails you. You are always getting.
a Moses He leads vou In sight of the
Wear Shoes that Fit
4'- ,
b. 1r . - Th...» _ . A!
m-
r
“be L . 1
.. ' It
ror, and cost $400."-——Baltimore News.
—————‘— . Viola—Why did they separate?
Energy usually brings success and. Myrtle—Nobody knows.
sttccctts Iiivariably brings energy. I \'ioln« Itow dreadful: Judge.
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