no dohlnzton St.
. Fail ‘
Siules.
CO.
so. Narwoik.
by“ Elmore: in the. im-
, mvom o to orvlco.
allitw IIIIVE‘III Feb. 10 4-4271 officer
lie Now dank, New Haven and
11d. Railroad Company gives tho
int: summary of important work
proigrosn:
Bridgeport four truck itnprovomcntu,
randomly completed; Britigdport‘a
Ipaatienger station, expected to be com-
”Blind thin‘ hummer; elimination of
grade crossing in Fall Riwr, practi-
fiy completed; additional extension
second track work on tho Nouga-
‘TlTleIIleliilOlfiII in progress; acroud
tracking of Highland .IliIIiuion “film
Stormvlllo Io Townors, under IIIIy;
yard facilities, engine~ hoIIIII) cooling
Ilium, 0113., at Midway. Short Line Di»
Talon, IllilI‘LlcaTl'y‘ complotod; two
or e brick iroight. housvs undoi- con
Iira’ t Il'or‘cIcIIIion In i-iartiord; no“ l
:tlbuble track stool bridge over Connco
tit Irchr at. Warehouse Point, Hart-3 '
and division to be comploiod in tth
n-ihe Now York division in coursu- oI‘
crecttbn I’ at. ICOS .IIoII‘; II'nstpuI-I: land
‘IHotlsnIoniI‘I 1"iirr; the Harlem liivcr
. brunch flout Harlem RlVI'l‘ to New HI»-
cheiie, N Y., at present doillilP hack
to ‘be six IIIII‘imIi; not 3th under con-
tract. ’
‘IIIIUROPEANI DIPLOMATIC POSTS.
I . Ambassador MoCormack Succeeds Am-
.» I. bpsudor Porter at Paris.
, WASHINGTON, b‘I.~iI ill—’l‘hepronl
'ileni. has linallI arranged lot the trans-
fet's in the high E‘IIropIIIIn diploumtiu
posts which he cotncmphurs putting
into force March 4, or soon after. in
addition to those already announced.
Ambassador McCormick now at St.
Petdrsburg, will be transtcxred to Pu
.118 to sncocmi Ambassador Portcr.
George von L. Motor, ambassador
“to Italy will I'IIphuIc Mr. McCormick
at. St. Petershurg. Hoary White, sun--
reinrybt’ embassy i'li London, will hII
made ambassador III Rom-I. Henry [1.
IWiiaon», III illt'St‘lli .\Iili‘i"ltiiil minister
to Qillli, \Iiii bI) iiiiitli‘ 111i11i1~IIIr to lie]
gium, nuccvoding IatIIIIIIII 0 Ton mood
of Pennsylvania who 1"Icti11s from dip
iomatic NI‘i‘Yli‘E‘. ,
NORWALK LOCK COMPANY
Oiflcers fie elected at the MeIII' ug
Held Yestetday Afternoon.
orwaik hock Company was hold you-
rday afternoon and tho i'Illll‘len}: ot‘I
flcers Wizil't‘ I'II»I-lIIIIlIIIi: l’i‘t‘SlIll‘lil IIIIIi
Trcasurur. Frank S. I‘IleIIsz .‘Il!l S
rotary. (IIIorgII ll. liltrutun.
Sllllt.‘ IhI- 1r- oagIIuiuItiou of tar I-. 111.
pally owr 11 ,‘Uill at, o ilillbl. nlltiiltinu
prokrrsn 11:12 bran IIInIlI and ‘IlIII 1-1.1
plus of $111011 11'. that than ,Ins lIIwII
swelled in “1.000 'l‘hII i‘IIIIIIIII' ins
been 11111111111: sIIIIIIlllI and onto] mu: 3
more I11II11 i‘\'t‘i\' IIIII 1111111121. in turln 111:
011i. largo i)iilt"ifi IIIId I-IIIIIIIIIIIIK ”lint
buildings lInII- lit-mt out 111 runait IIIII'
, ing ilIII ,I‘IIIIr and III- II 111.1I lIitI» III has
.. also boon instulit'd
SMITH FOUND GUILTY
Wiiiil,‘ it}. 'l' llli, Muss" l“i‘li. MI WW}!-
tIIr it}, Smith. of Mind, WIN loud-I
guilty today on I111 iIIIlirIIIttant IIlIIII'It-
ing him with robhory of II IIIIIIuIi‘I' of
jt‘iwrlry from iI‘I'IInlI .i. Duluth. I1 li‘t‘I‘
ciry snit-rnum, who IIIanIu'iIIIlIIly 11h.-
Itppcurctl from Attmi in iIIIIIIIIIIIIIIr.
1903.‘ Tim jury l‘t‘llll'lil‘ll llii‘ \‘l'l'tllr‘l
this' liltll‘liliil-I‘ IIIII-r iwiuv. '11]! on tin-
cIIIIo'II~u lqurS' SIIIIIII II'IIII illtl'i moi
on ihrt‘II ililii‘i' llltlll‘lllii‘iilti l'ut' lur-
«any, and rIvIIIIIing,l1uI IlII» IIIII I-I
turpmi IIII'IlltIlu o1 not ulilli) on III-I111.
M.
A nun-tin): ot‘ 111v noibilora III 11111
Mor'rhnntu IIIIIl MIIIIIII‘IIIIIII'PIII Itanmri»
Itiion was bold liltIi i‘\'l‘illlli{ :It thII
uldtu‘ttbiu procrrns lilili ilIa-n IIIIIIII» to-
ward t'ltluitlt’.‘ thI fundu nI'IIIIIIIIIII‘y (or
Gunman), III" r‘oI'I-Intn' England, and
the ‘Nirholu il lilll‘l'wt'tit‘ I‘qupnuy of
Norwalk.
.1
‘T’W'thi lillllllfl'tt oii'tIl‘I-I i'nr TllIilllil‘t
row iIIIIiIIIlIIII Tliiiir'r "I httruuiu mm.
Read the ad.
Jim fondant ’l‘hor recognize
(turn you got, into
filo ha 211 It position: It curtain sum
it or.‘ month yoali arc tho
"warn 12011191121:
211 my: man
ring; non four track steel indgcaI
,clndcd Supreme Doom} .1. ll.
'Suprdmo Marshall (inorgo Mooney.
A mootlug oi tho (lli't‘I‘iiils II: I‘IIIII
menu-1 of Tlil‘. South NIII'II'IIIII t‘lub. l".uI~ ,
i'n'lnghnt’ to thin city the J, J. Casht
mm to no 10111 ilf tho admittan-
PRIDE OF coon'r N‘ARRUK.
installed by Deputx Daniel P. McKen-
na of eotport.
Tho Oliicers of the newly organized
Pride of Narruk Circle, Oompaniona 02 l
the Forest, were installed last IIII'cnII
lug athl‘tod Men's Hall in the Gazette
building by Deputy Daniel 1". ‘McKcm
1111, of Weatport. Tho oillncra installed
woro tho following:
Chief Companionw—Mrs. .l. Mutray
Sub C‘hlot (‘otnpanionmllira 13. 'i.
Natloford.
Financial SorretIII'I-«Mrs. fl, Stoog-
mailer
Recording Socrninl'y—éehllss Mnrlorio
Woyerhnuscr .
'1!‘téillllll‘0|‘~*MiS,J. I’etmlngton.
Right Guido—~M‘iau Verona Helm-1.
LcI‘I' Guldor—Misa IDorII Heine,
Inside (ward—Mina Frieda Basalt.
Outside Guard—Milan Mario i‘ronrru
Post I‘itiefwliirt-I. ii Quit-,IIIIII
I’hI'sdcianL‘—Dr.' H B. West.
Trustees—whim. MIII'I lI‘ilelIIr \llti.
Mar) Borg,1\‘.irn \'.Smit..l1
Musician—Miss Rim ‘1. Nattotord.
During the 91 (mini; an cxccllcnt pIo-
gram of music was furnishIIId by SIIIII
char and lt‘Ttltlli‘r'fi orchnatrn of llto
pieces.
Prominent; stuto OlllN‘I‘S pIosouI 111-
horn 11nd
The (Ironing; was brought. to 11 010911
with dancing. The new circle starts
out very IIIIIIpicimIniI. lIIIIIIII: I?" Incin-
hora.
~ “..'... ,-‘...J.m.—.— -—
ihs Pork to Roast,
Mariam.
In
York
$i Nt'w
JUDGE DAVENPORT iN WASHING
TON. .
\i'ASlilNIl’i‘ON. i-‘IIb, ll|.~-~li.'.111‘1vi
DIII'IInport. of ilridgoport- I‘IIIIII.. l't'[l»
rI-sontintz I111 ormtnization I‘IlrInIIIl l')‘
holders of railroad soonritios, was:
lli‘lil‘tl today by tht1 SIIIIIIII) (‘Itilnlilili’l‘f‘
Oil lulorstuto (lqumIIroo. lio snake. ill
opposition to tho vut'ioun bills: propon-
iIIL: i‘I-dorni rcuulntion oi" railroad
l‘I'iiI'H.
RUSSIAN iNFANTRY REPULSED.
'l‘ilKiil, iI‘ob. iti.~I—~’l‘ht' iiIIstsinnII I~IIII
tiIIIIIId to bombard it‘ioid \iIII":l1I1i
Oinmu'a I-IIIII.1'I- IInIi IIxtrIImII iIII‘I on
WIIIlIIcsdny and they shoilod his I-'\'
il‘l‘illf‘ llillil on 'l‘itllIIIdIII. Small ‘II--d
IilIrs of Russian infantry nttuci‘II l illI‘
Jillltlllf‘r't' \Vttdumdtw illulll,l)1ll II-IIre
li'l‘|l||l~i'il 'l‘lIII gIJnI‘I‘IIi sitllitllln ’I'
1110 hunt is IIIII'hImgIIIl.
l OPERATION FOR APPENDICITIS
i .\il.-‘=s lI iorIIIthI Cullcn. or I‘onuorticut
IIII‘IIIIIII, IIIIII removed to tho Norwnik
Illoupilni. 1.1M night, sIII‘l‘III‘iIIg-It‘ronI up»
ilt‘lllllI‘lilS Owintz to illn i'iiM‘ hIIiIII:
an: it I111. urgIIIII onI-I ilii ()|l1‘ll|ilill| \Hlti
iIIIIIIIIdiIItIsiy pIIIt‘wnIuIIIl by llr. William
.I 'i‘I 111‘) :Iusistvtl by i)r.\\'oli‘ul1ud
llI' t‘iIIrlI'.
DUMAS GOES TO NEW YORK.
ilIIIIIy \\’.ll11111:1I< who has lit'l‘ll krpt
IIII Ibo Norwulii Hospital for sororni
IlIII‘s, luwnuan of his bI-I'IIIiIilI‘Id lllt‘iiiiil
IIIIIIdilioII. \\'t'|ii 1o NIIII' York 1|le
morning. MI) was IIII'IIII I'i livkct by
tho sIIlrIIIiIuIIII,
COLD WAVE COMING.
NC'T“ ‘I'OlllI. itch. iti_»-I'|‘lII- iI1Inl
n v'nth-I bIIrI-IIII 11112 I-II-IIIIIIIII IhII I‘ol-
inning apI‘cinl from \Vitsililltztou:
“‘(IIid \\".it\t‘ ’iIInIpIIrnltIIII IIiil I‘IIll
IIIIBIIIII ill‘gil‘i's 111 more In SIIIIIIIIIII
Inorninl: '
FIRE iN OBKALOOSA.
HSKALUIMA. lwn.. II‘IIlI. in.»—
.\ iiro, originating in tho haucunIInl
ot‘ ii liili'flt‘i-li'i atom horn today. I’m
ItroI'IIIi propI-rty- 11111ch at $110000
’NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
' HARTFORD RAILROAD.
W
I ' TIME TABLE.
t in Effect December 4. 1904.
W
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR'
I NEW YORK.
.‘I. hi.~—i2:02x, lizlillx, I'IIM, nzltlx
05.30, 0:51’,» 7:10. Minx, 3:125, 0:072.
lil::l‘.3:1.iiziil.itl:1'dix, ”:41.
i'. M.--12:iilx. i:lii’1. I’izt'ii'vx, 3:51
I'IIillx, drill. littiix, 0100):, 7:222
h‘ 002, ii: 62):. “it“.
Bun “day
A. M.---i2: 021:, 0:321: 5:»liix, 8158
ii: ill...
1. hi. 210931. ’ltlll‘oI, i'Izill, 0:01:11.
'I':"3 It: box. ii: I121: 10:14.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. .‘Il. .. 4:50 5: Mi, till 10, 7: till. ii: 003.
8:511» 0:002. 10:02.15 10:111. ilzoox,
iizilll.
II M. will: 0231. 1.00. 2:003, 2: til:
3:313. 4:0“. 4: 00% I: :12, 0.01:1, {1:07
5:2 . 0:002, ll: 02, 8:002. ii: 20, ll: 00::
ilezlliix. .
- Gannon.
A Mwwliiitl 1:30 10. 02,
1. 21.2302, 0100,13 00.111 00 i2: 00
SOUTH NOGX’ALK TO NEW
VEN
‘ A. him-12:142. i: 213:, 1: 58:, 0:16
i‘:ii0.it:'lli.Iil:iist, iliziiiix. ii: 11):, 11:“
ll. lli.~i2:0IIIlI i.2l. fi'ilx. 4:25
ii: 30, 010m, ,0: till. 7:10: 9:102. 11: ill
Bridgaoort. in addition to above.
P MIIIM247,012 7:34
. 50 Im ay 3.
' It“. him-i2: Hit. 1: 2H, 1:583. 7:4
”'11. 11:112. P. Mmil I14. I: III: 9: I122
SOUTH NORWALII ‘i‘o DANBUKY
A. Mam-Iii: 20, ”1501,9‘1’18.
l". KIM-720. Ii:2211.51l73,0.08 7: 17
DANBUR‘Y To 0001'" NORWALK
A: ){tmsl 55: 7| 25*; 3: 1.1. 130 091
AIII iii.
9.9.!“ “4:152. 0:281, this.
Mind". to Military.
AI ““9: 1&0
Pltflqufl
‘i‘us loath 11mm.
IhiIi with, solemnly. ll‘itlglimlililg up
thn the. door iinallr cloned on
thclr dinner guests. the moo or young
lllra'. 101.111th ‘ rclarcd *ItI-I soolaty
audio and aim, Iumhlndf into the) limit
chair handy, n pichlro Ol' phle woe
and'tturvcr. "i'nI so thankful that
awful I'lltalr in orcr!" him r-‘I'lcd hynlcr
lInIlly. "intern? put in such an after
noon and e'I'IIniIInIltI 111,1' iiioi" > ‘ ‘
I l’itt‘iuunr hthrrd in bewilderment.
[in has not l‘Iohtr"IIln1'ricd long; and
still Fécith for autism-I. “Why, tho Illn-
nar was grout,” ho Iloolarcd. "Every-
thing limit ”If all right and curry-
btidy had a beautiful tinic. Whul‘ It the
rout"
“Sit down; Gui-21111 l'lttiagor,” riald
alter the-fashion ‘of tho dying gladi-
ator'mnhlng calf-hint IIII'orI. “l’ll en-I
iighlon Ion. i :Iuppouo bonnnso no-
body up iI‘IilIIl soup into his lap (11 '.-"1‘i
lad thI- eatnbllh IIII'III' in disdain. l'
oausn l Hilillt‘ll and clIIIItIIrIId 1n the
most IIpprorIId 1111)‘ and Mary nervod
(‘I\'I'i’,\'illlilg calmly and smoothly you
innI-lud Illlli diunIIr Will-l an nary auc-
ctw. Why, It military campaign in
homing to what I’m 3mm through to-
IitIy! l‘IIII t’IIIu'Il lira and smoke. dia-
ah'nr 11nd drl‘ottt and um so tired i'm
read‘ to servant?"
llIIt tho IluI-iIa Vil'l‘f‘ ll'l". "' Int-'czcat
ill .\ir l‘:’i l.lii.‘.‘ji‘,ltlil'%€?t,ll_i, still cling»
ing to tho om) obvious fact in sight.
“1 ntnrlod iii right ni‘tIIr luncheonf.’
sold bin \I'i'i'c. smrnind bin attempt
at IIoIIIlort. "901111) thing llilil been
lbII’trIthlo with tho Igaa More. so i
told “Man: Ihnt II'II'II use tho coal
rough. I built ”it" the. 1111 mil because
i wautIIIl it to blnn up qili Held). i wan
going to balm :1' min) and sonic roiin
tind Ihon tho iirv would ho just right
to roast tho ducku. llarr mild it must.
bo tho damp 'aiI' outside. for the tire
would not burn. We rhooh it and we
poitcd it. i stat down. on thr‘ door and
inIInIIIi it for bail on hour with It
palmlont‘ {1111. it burned ins- I enough
to hoop IIiiI'o IhII iIiNI that in about
tiII-IIII minuIIIa it would burnt into glor—
ioIm flames. lI \\'il‘~‘ :1 o'clock when at
111911 i put IIIIhIIIIlII- into tho gas oven
thIrr II-—:<:,IIII'I>Iif You. it did, and
i had to IlIlI'Iphonn II I‘itl‘it‘rf‘i‘ to stand
out tho 0110 WI‘ llilll tonight!
"When i o'IIlIIIIi: ramc Mill‘)’ and l
hogan IO'fiM IIIIrI'oun. I'i‘hcrr was no
uso trying to cool; moat by thI i’Iwhlo
bout of tho 5.1.1:: 91010, no the range
simply had 10 MW“. 1 pourod some
lIr'I-Ioaonr ‘nion cup~ IIIII ,lli‘Fl II iittlr' bit» -~
oprnod 1hr) stow and IhrrII it in.
'l"l1mo “it.“ a Minnow—and than tho
.ctmr) ids \‘Ii‘li't up, Pix lnrbost and
white amolIII liilcd the ltitrhnu. Ob.
,vt‘rs. thorn \Vih‘fi 1‘o:l.1.‘.~ol' course. 'i‘hcn
tiII) tlro Illi‘tl down 11321111. ’I‘hrro was
turning fir it but to "mop out the
Indus of I-barrIIIl coal. 111011 by tho
tiuw 11'.) got it. ‘llll flili, IIIIIpIiI‘d it
into it mini bIII'iIIIl and into tho bark
I'tIrIi it wus‘fi o'clock. lIlrorp-thing in
Tlll‘ iI‘IIIIbt-II was III-lir-Il in thin \vhlto
.\i,I' Tili‘t‘ was sluudgod. my hair
111:: burl; II'IN brokt‘n
iiSllI'r‘.
was in flTT‘lllLT"v
flilll my it‘iiliiIH' II III; lil ii suntan H1111),
"'l'hl‘u .\iIII‘\' protmi iIIII'tzrii II l,1IIwIIi
I 'l
SMOKE lt‘iiJIT'li ‘i‘HiI‘ KITPITIEN.
Shc acid there IIIIII II llttl‘o wood down
collar and alto'd try that in the cool:
stovIII. Which aim did. And it burned!
l Just wontcd to cry with joy when i
saw it I'IIIIlLI' burn! Sim mid, of
courao, we couldn‘t lit: «railopcd po-
tatoca now, but alw'd roast tin-m with
tho hirdu. And marlin N be willing
to mm cIIIIIII-d unup.
“\‘Vlllimz! l'd hart). Irrabhrd at pot.
riilcd soup tnhloid' soup, (nothing! it
wan 5.20 o'clock and llli‘ tabla. wasn't
iixcd, an i IuIIlIIIII lo lix it. And i do
into to burn pivuty of ill)!“ to IIrrlIItIzII
I1 “thin for dinnrri 'i‘brn i ntartctil
to gut. drcsmui, l‘l'ilit‘iillli'i‘t‘tl i hadn't
made tho ninyonuuihr, "PW down the
bark Why 11nd IuIIdII that. turn upatalrl
again and had 111M got into my drone
whim IlIII l‘irantn ramr. i didn’t. know
what. 11110041118 Mary was hurling-I»—
wlmthor it 1110 wood didn‘t hold out
ahc’d barn mun, nnmtah to chop up
tho mahogany library labia or any»
thing handy inst to lump that lira In»
lag, but I had In nadir. III-Inniy and
not on though a $10,000 chat and nix
lIlulilitaIIia worn in oliartxtt. together
with In coal rangn that Will! never
known to not Itp'l no you wonder
i’m 11 uracil?" ‘ .
I
"it's too bad.“ admitted i’ittimtor.
who, being n 1111111. did not ill the lt‘iilll
appreciate illlll harrowing lhlt‘. “hat
the duck! “‘ti‘i'i‘ llnci“-~t‘hicugo New.
“gamma...”
London city‘o autumn“.
Blnco i807 tho numlwr n! place! of
rotmahmant in tho (lily of London
hos indraoacd "out till to 000 Thor
include 214 tomboy! 213i culled
houses, 208 public houses. 27 rectum
than! with. licenses and 120 to Illn-
‘dcaperate thing and
cmcmbarad.
j‘iicat." cunt much the physician
"i cannot,” ii ‘til'l‘tl .lurluyn.
"Whom. ‘(miliiiil’ III I‘Ipowd to ‘nIqutf
thou 'cttnum’ will 11111 II to yield. it‘itlu r
you ritual. hard coxuplIIIII III-III Ill‘ you
‘wlil hIIIe 1:1 crimpit'u-II mutual htaalt
(loop that nIIIII‘li‘I‘ITIIIi‘ 11111 in vour grave
or in on lamina IIuIluIII." Killd tho phy-
huIe been brutal had It not bIIIIn no
kindlr nmant‘ “
lie had long boon rngnv‘dt It as a II I!-
log young man in tho liIII'Incinl uorld
and harm, old lIIiIIIlII had predicted 1113
he would coma 11113 1.11:. :I pouot in the
M‘nIIeot." '
'i‘hizII l::1;l hafcn lIiu own ambition
and it halt to air.» II up. but‘ iIII
i‘unnd Mill’lt‘ consulatu'in II l.lltl fact
“but ho would hard at lllliSl. .1 million
to acttlc down “Tl""lltll. 11 bad IIIIIIIIIu‘
after all, ha I‘OilClllilI‘Ll.
l
l
l
1
i
l
I
l
nltl l)lli\V1IlIilII l
chniing still It llltirt for tho I‘m-Ito»
maul oi the». old “in, IlnI darluy; o.’
mnzltor mind." of iiutlnro, ”it! IIXIIl'II-
lion of victory and I‘II'IIII tho (III’I-lt
pan]: of IIIII'IIIIIIIIIIrI- Ilci'cztl.
Then came. Il1II love affair. and with
tho love affair tho disrorcry that lIII
wast a poet, either clI'cunuuancc ill-int;
auiilclcntiy disturbing to prod n
hvalthy mind.
With the mansion II'mII tho Dina-Ed»
the family portraits. hung in 11 lung
2011M.“-
Explorinn IlIII. .Tcrtnyn (‘iililt‘ :Ictosr.
(mo portrait briore which in). DZHHI‘I‘T
ol‘ :1 young girl, slender and brnutil‘ul
as It May morning. ller ooatuuw Iva-.1
that of the llith century. and its col»
ora worn still almost as bright as
when first. painted.
A frw oi the old snrrantu oi 1hr
Dluwlddlo family will iZII-Id I111 IiII:
piano, but .lIIrnIIn could gain no in-
ioxtnatlhn from thrm to; to the Mn
lily of the portr'ttitu mitiual. .\‘n.III
of tho family bud llvrd I111 tho piIIr-I)
sianI Ihc civil war, and .ll‘i‘ll|_\'|i L‘l‘Itll-
unliy gave 11]) tho hop») 111‘ ililllllllfd,‘ illi‘
piI‘illl‘I'. ‘
TIIItitInd ho hogan 19111;: “My
Lady's Portrait,“ and Iooit to stunllml:
in front of it for hours at a tiI11II IIIIIi
milking 11p all sorts of I‘I‘uunuco :IlI-Iut
it.
it
:1,-
Now, .irIr'mIIII had nm'or boon (Ir-I
i‘iiélr‘ll oi brim: It SFiiilllli‘liiiill.-‘i. and
it i‘ili'iit‘ on him with a dimluot ohm-k
that this romancing about. IltII por-
trail was a Sign of tho nIIIuIal III-alt-
11020 which lil‘ 11.111 conic 5:0 to Iirt'uli.
iiii: doctor was. his old “hunt. and to
him .i’I-rnlyn wrolo :1 full fll‘i‘tllii'il oi
lllri raw.
10 t'tIpil' hn Y‘!‘“i‘.li"‘ll It li"lll‘i‘ from
tho doctor, giving him laughing 11111 in)
to llnd Ibo original oi llit‘ piIIIIIrII and
to IIInI'rI' lit-r, cIIIliIII: with Siiflli‘ll‘iii
utIrioIIsuI-Jca Io rIII-onunrnd him to
sari: out hie III-lgllbnn and indulgo
in human rotupanionuhlp inul I‘ItIi oi'
liliit’l)‘ Imagining .
Arling on th.»: roromturndntion.
.anmyn bound to ruitit'atw his IIrljziII
bors. amour: 111111111 hI- soon Inudo
IIIIIIII‘ Irlrudu. More than one 111' Ilm
ziris whom ho mot nitrartml him. and
be ill-Iran to rousilltfr IhI- possibility
and own tho IIIlI'isibility or :untrf»
many. :1 thing: III which ho had IIIII‘III'
had limo to think during his busy
lilo in Wall atI'I-III.
lilsI physical hoaith Iva: coming
back to him rapidly and lil‘ 111141111 to
roilrrt that thI~ old lltnn'iIlIIII 1111111-
cion Wilt: II louvly sort of 11 plum» for 11
sincin occupant. YI-I. \\’ll1‘li llt‘ would
go into tho portrait guilt-III IIIIIi loot;
at "Mr Lady’s Portrait." it Ft‘l‘illl‘ll to
him lnIpoIIIIIbiI) that ho i'illllll III‘t-I' lull
in low with ii living woman while tho
memory of tho plcturo IIilmr: to him.
in this Iiilomna ho mndo up bin
mind that ho Would niIhIIr Ilostroy tho
pirturn or present it to roam public
galipry.
With this in mind hr. toolt II long
ridn to debate with himnoii‘, lultl llunl-
ly calm) to tho Ilncirinn that ho II'IuIlIi
try to acah out the surviving lill‘mlltii‘d
of tho llinwldtiio family and protwnl
“mm with tho whole collcrtlon of their
family portraits.
llIIIIIrmiIIiIII: on thin, ha rctltrnml III
tho housc altnr an abnrnro ol auroral
boom. and atrodo into tho portrait
gaiiorr for ano laat look at. tho pic-
iltl‘o, angry with himself all Ibo limo
at illf‘ IIIInllIuIInIallsm or which 119 mu
proving ltiIquIli aullty.
'i‘urIIlnII tho motor in tho Izallcry
which would bring him far-o iii ram»
with Ibo picture he came to an abrupt
slop,
Facing him 11.13 The Itrlttlnul oi 1h.I
piclurn. living and broaihinni
No, not tho original of tho. ptvturo.
but It young girl ao marrolouuir lllco
tho portrait i‘Xl‘Opt for hci' modnrn
siclan with ll. IilrI-IIIIIII‘IIII that 11111111, ‘
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lianihm.
(.' hacks and iII‘ancy Weaver.
Price 000 to $1. 50.
Annual Sale of Furs.
Plain and Fancy Mohairs.
Fashion 11:15 decided that the propnr mntcrl al this salmon tot Shirts and Shirt Waist Suits in liiohah or llril~
WII. flit“ showing a. complete lino of llli‘h’i‘ goods in nil IlII‘I 11IIIIII:II cl‘l’crta.
Plain colors in all qIInliIIIIII,
Many 111' Ibo atyloa “‘1‘. III-II. ahowlnn now.I-IIIIIIIII'ho duplicated inter in the season
it inns always boon our custom to Iloso out every piI'I- ,. of For the wagon that it. in bloughi and to carrv noth»
HF; over from one SGili'iOil TO flililtlim'
i
in now on and every piece is lIIIyluIiI-d: nothing in. rcacrwd
la
VOUI‘S. I
The only way that “In I‘ll“ do this 111 by making low priced This IIIIlII
'l‘hc anodI. are. right, the prices are low and the benefit
Hdasefurnishing Department.
251' Galvanized \thtrIr
So he bought IIIII ilIIlIanlchl (Thumbcr l'I'Iih. 'niiH ........... illui’l‘owci Arms ...'. .............. I. 'I'I'
[1‘ . 1 11 . I v I . ‘ ‘1
mansion I," ”1.14%“... “IN.“ I“ \lr- l:lili. lgrottuit'ptu .1 ....... .1 fl 1.130 lilintltrlr STlTl‘f‘l" ......... Will-ll lo‘oth l’iIku . 10':
gluhl, 11nd prltparcd to Wm” ”M“ 211*- up; III 11a ............ 71.: :11 mu m ‘oo 1114 ............ I III III. Milk Putin .. ....... I
A pl'lnit'r i‘tl‘rlv“ WM“ “WW”, but i llltII'ihcn 'II‘I‘I i’otu ............... 101' ilIII'r,I Pl‘flfiW-‘H .................... 2710-2101311 Dinner Setupi‘or . .J.. . $7. 1.0
‘iiV lII- ilIrII iiko ii. lord. "
rriu~
""lhoy
”it‘s; hII llH‘N on his IIil‘I‘sI
ll\’1‘.~i."—-.Ill(lgt‘.
Master (to youth luring IIxaIIIlncIi in
,lIhIIIlish lilSli)l',\')~—~‘Vllli II'hIII I-I'iIno
WIUI Lord lllllll'iii I-hurgrd?
Youth (In; it‘ by 1111 lIIr<plrIIIloIIl—-
With writing Shukospcurc'n plays.»—
i'onlltlll 'l'li—lilII:
Clearance Sale
CONTINUED.
Men’s and Boys“ Caps and Hats.
500 and 25c caps at 12l’gc.
Mens’ soft hats. black and colors fan I
merly $1.50 and $2.00. Clearance Sale. l
69c and.98c.
Derbies. 98c, $1.23, $1.73.
D. Gottlieb.
CLOTHING, suoas AND l
FURNISHINGS. l
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N North Main Street. South Norwalk
S. FOX. .
THE LADIES' TAILOR AND FUR. I
RIER. f
.\ (‘lnIIrImIII SIIII- I111 IIII'I-IIIlliIIII. i. :1 I
IlitI I' iiinI‘lI (hints, .li IIII‘hIIn lIuIII, lint-d '
with Sitinuur‘ SI satin. IIII 111111 111mm,:
pI'iI'I‘. $1). Short (Youth, L'i inIIhIwz long,
llill‘ll with Skinner's s'utln, my own
tuniIII, pt‘it‘l,‘ $3.512“. Those are. not tho
only things. but “'0 intro I1 l‘l‘lllli‘lloli
121111) on III'IIrthlIIII. indies‘ i‘icutcd
Sklrtu, from $200 up. OIIIIIII.r li‘lannci
\Vltluis. t‘roIn Illli‘ up. tthHhInorII Wuisls,‘
$l.i'.| IIp, \\'1.I lIIII'III morra urtirios wbivh
\"I‘ cannot IIII-nllo . Pious.» rail III our‘
stow bI'Il‘oI'II gill"JPTM‘Wlit-‘l't‘. Sale be-
gins Saturday. January], 1905.
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"GLOVERS' THE PlAOT."
a“... n...
'PHONE, 357*6.
”WEAR SHOES THAT iii"
The Ferris COol Co.
..I»... m»... w”... I Known—Wm...“ .. » .. .I m“...
The Ferris Coal Co.
coutumo that it wmid have niiiilitil‘
anyoult a animation othaloninhuwnl.
"l hog your pardon, madam.
"No, II III i who mutlt has: your par
tion for trrapttluting. i lake
groan-III that. you are Mr. .larmyn?"
“You." \
"And I am Elizabeth IIIuwlIIItlII.
[9111.1th amid to own thin piano, you
know, and, 1111 Iva word in tho avian»
Inter and show Inc the homo 111 111V
"ancestors You 200,! watt horn in 141111
Francisco. and have livod them all my
lilo. 01m oi your M'Wfllll’li told iii! mu
warn out when we called. but in) ln-i
tasted on showing 1111’ tailor the hon-«IT
thither iii III tho other and of the mo
lary looking at the pictures.”
"You owe mo an apoioalan. ill“;
hinwtddlo. nut ,pardoa Ina. til out:
the name at this monstrous or 7mm?"
“i am her name-1122“”
"Mil i know you Intuit 11a.“
And 11 your tutor 1192111211 told hi It
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mu without lingo ‘
pit will 2 «I gun on '1‘”
mm”:
'1‘“! ii“ it)!
Villa how no hot: lotion In hm willi'
ll fol“
lmrhocd, l mriliilded him to brim: mu,
1...“... .. . .. ”not“... ..... awn-15%.” 4.43..” a
lThe Ferris Coal CO:
gm...“
«my
“Everything Good
, in. ., ,
Cool and Wood”
i
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The Ferris Cool 00.
;The Ferris Goal CO.
rm rents can 00.
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwalk tonn.
NO 2 AND 5 GAZETTE, BUILDING.
H--- 4.. _..--__.
H. Krieger I Go.
THE GREAT
Clear:
ale
Furs and Cloaks
And £1.11 other Wearing Apparel for
Men, Women, and Children, is |
now going on at our store.
Charge Accounts Solicited.
Easy Payments will settle your bill.
H. Krieger 8t , Go.
West Washington Streot.
/
OLSEN SHOE STORE
”..I JANUARY AND FEBRUARY ‘. I , ’
ale of Fine Foo wear
1.1110014 220011110 H00 i’atJ‘uiI Iliurhnr 911111114 ...................... 21.08
laullrs 2200 Kid Show, Hutton, maritml noon to
Lmltrst‘ 72.20 High Hutton Ammo. at...
MEN’S SHOES.
3010114200thIIhIII-nQuality Flinn-,2 111.. .........I...I....I..I. 22.43
PM Ifnlt 1111111111 and liluIlII-r linu-
“fills T'th: \IlllQillllliV.IiITiii‘lliIlw-lli.1......l.... lltllllllililllltolli .10 93
8le Call illuchors and ilala.
Pat. (‘oil litIIrlIIIm 11ml hula
Vial Kid. inathor lluod, MN!
Mon a than out Iiox Cult slim Imam floaty, at ....'..............I... 22.48-
lloir-otoinOIIIouolcfiac
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