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For Norwalk and Vicinity. Falrand
colder tonight and Wednesday. The
storm that‘ws’s contrai’in Iowa yester-
day has moved nprtheasiward and is
new central over the Lake Huron. it
is producing. cloudy weather with log
and light rain from the Lake region
eastward to the coast. it will pass
out the St. Lawrence valley tonight
and be followed by clearing and colder
weather in this vicinity. The tempor-
uturc is below zero in the northwast.
Another storm is moving in from the
Pacific near Seattle. Washington.
1 Cyrus Croioot, of Norwalk. has been
visiting friends in Talmadge Hill.
Miss Maggie suicide. of Hamilton
avenue. is quite ill at her home.
The Grace and St. Paul's branches of
the Girl's Friendly Society will meet
this evening.
Rev. Mr. Duncan. a retired minister.
has taken a professorship at the Over-
look" Military Academy.
Mrs. Barnum. of Danbury, has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Edward
Bears. of Lowe street.
John Conroy, the genial tonsorial ar-
tist. is quite ill at the Norwalk Hos»
pltal, with pneumonia.
Captain Howard J. Bloomer, who is
now located in Hartford. spent Sun-
day at his home in Norwalk.
Methusala was all right_ you bet
For a good old soul was be,
They say he would be living yet.
Had be taken Rocky Mountain ’l‘cu.
Plulsted-‘s Drug Store. ,
Thomas Lynes. the Winnipauk star
outfielder. is confined to his home by
u scvcrc attack of the mumps.
Attorney .1. .l. Cuueo has returned
to South Not-walk after spending two
weeks in Binghamton, N. Y.
Old Well Lodge, No. 108. F. and A.
M., will meet. in Masonic Temple,
Washington street, this evening.
Mrs. Park Child, of Boston. is mak.
ing a visit of several Weeks’ duration
with Mrs. Lloyd Nash, of Westport.
A meeting of the Board of School
Visitors will be hold this evening in
tho. Council room, in llavlland street.
The Visiting Chapter will meeting
at the home of Miss Couch, «ii Bayvlcw
avenue. tomorrow afternoon at 3:30
o‘clock.
Miss Margaret Roselle. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs; Augustus Roselle. of
Hamilton avenue. has an attack of thc
mumps. ‘
Supcrlntcndcnt A. R. Whaley. of
New York,"anti Superintend‘nt of Mo-
tivo Power Richards, of New Haven.
were visitors in South Norwulk yes-
lei-day.
The monthly meeting of thc Norwnlk
Building. Loan and investment. Asso-
ciation will be held tonight at tho
oliice of Taylor & Golden, Washington
street.
Sometimes nervous woman‘s MIIIC~
lions are imaginary. Again they nro
a form of actual and tcrrlblc illness.
In any cvcnt_ Hollislcr‘s Ilocky Moun<
Iain 'l‘ca mnkes you well. A grout
ncrrc tonic. 35 cents, Tea or ’l‘ub-
lots. Pluistcd's Drug Store.
A rcgnlar monthly meeting of Nor-
walk Chapter. Daughters of the Amor-
ican itovolutlou will be bold Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Hugh Grlsiin. of Lon-
don. will bc a guest of the afternoon.
There will be a mcctiug of the ad-
vcrlislng committee appointed for tho
union Incl-tings this owning at 7
o'clock sharp at the South Norwalk
llapllsi. Church. This Is an important
meeting.
Beatrice. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Sherwood. of 20 Washington
street, is recovering from an attack of
diphlhcrla. and the quarantine will
probably be removed «2.4m the house
in a day or two.
A regular communication of St.
.lolm‘s Lodgc. l“. and A. M., of Nor-
waik. will he held Thursday evening.
William F. DcKIyn. of Norwalk. was
among the visitors ycstcrdny at the
Madison Square (lardcn automobile
show, ’ «1M
Ponassus council, Royal Arcannm.
will hold its installation of officers this
evening. in the hall in the Gazette
building. 'l‘licrc will he on cntcrluin-
moni ltlltlll‘i‘l'l'clilllllttllliL and visitors
are cxpcctod from other louncils
about the state.
MI'."IIIII| Mrs. lluhcri. l0. lilshop
IIIorcIl into ”Mr bcnniiiul ncw homo.
at the corner OI Morgan and [dust nvc-
nucs, illiturduy. The now rcsIdcnI-o is
of thc colonial type and in one oi the
burst which has lwcn I-unsll‘llcicll in
Norwalk foruovcral yours.
A number of railroad own from this
vicinity expect to be present tonight
at the thirteenth annual reception and
ball of the ‘New York City Division.
No. 54. Order “of Railway Conductors
of America, in the Harlem Casino.
Seventh avenue and One Hundred and
Twenty-fourth street. New York.
Mullet] Savers.
SMALL Ella/tn CURE!) RAMS
...........~..'...............lZ‘AIc lb.
.......10c lb.
LEAN PLATE ................560 lb.
snounnuu crank ... .
LEAN cor! it’lOAii'l‘ .. . . . .
Public ,ill’Iiill,‘
.....IOI! III.
. Morning at Linon’ino through a same
To the “canine Co.“ . .‘
‘ Gentlomcany father was restored
to perfect. health by Llnonlue, after
suffering lion years with weak lunin.
‘vonsumptlon *was lioveiing‘ibvcr ‘him.
rheumatism was nothing him night
and day. and browns burdensome.
bor be procured a bottle and sent me
with itto his physician to ask. his ad-
vice about it. The doctor kneW‘ot
Mansion and told me to have lather
try it; saying that it. was “all right."
And I am writing to tell you that it
proved to be lust what. father needed.
Before he had finished the second
large bottle be was able to return to
his work.’ being entirely cured of his
lung troubles and relieved of tho
rheumatism. ills cure' dates from
last March, and he has continued in
good health ever since. i write thls
at father's request.
IDA J. BRENNING.
Linwood St. Richmond Hill, N. Y.
‘Linonino at all drug stores-25c.
50c. $1.00.
AFTER MARTIN AND RAYMOND.
cl Scout the idea That They
» Were Stool Pigeons.
The United States postal authorities
are of the opinion that the story cir-
culaled recently to the effect. that
Detectlv
Raymond were stooiplgeons employed
by the Pinkerton detective agency to
trap Harry Petilt, alias "Denver Har-
ry." is about the most absurd thing
they have heard of. First they (its
credit the story because the money
which was used to defend the three
men in Bridgeport was sent there by a
brother of Martin's, who stayed in
New York city. The sender of the
money said that it. was to be used in
defending all three man, and if it was
not enough more would be forthcom-
lng.
One oi the shrewdest inspectors in
the postal service said: “Martin's
brother sent the money, and the funds
were probably the fruits of the rub-
beries of the Springdale post-oilic'c,
tho Newtown bank. and a number of
Massachusetts postoiiices. 'l‘hcsc rob-
beries were all perpetrated by gangs
of [our men, and Martin‘s brother. who
is taller than he. although he hears
the appelatlou of "Big Frank." un-
doubtedly took the money and got
away with it to New York alone. trav-
eling first class, while the other three
attempted to beat it by frolghta with
only a little change in their pockets.
to escape detection.
"if arrested and no money was
found in their possession, their
chances of getting away were cxccp'
.‘lonully good. This method of one
crook taking all of the loot and break-
ing away from the rest is the most
used method of the ‘chg‘ men. Oncc
under cover in New York, the man
with the swag is i no position to get
legal aid for his confedcrutcs if they
are arrested. If all four boarded n
pnsscngcr train logclhcr. they would
be taking a chance of'bcing suspected
and being caught with the goods.
" ‘Big Frank’ Martin and 'l)ummy‘
Raymond are bad men, and if We had
succeeded in having thcm bound over
to the U. 8. District. Court we would
have been able to establish II case
against them for some kind of a Job.
even if we could not prove the Spring
daic robbery against them.
"The man they call 'llummy' Ray.
mood was supposed to ho deaf and
dumb by tho IIIIthorltics’, but he can
talk like u phonograph if he wants to.
He worked thc gnmc good at tho cotto-
iy jail and his feigning to ho a mutc.
i understand, was par cxccllcucc. None
of tho authorities appear to have sus-
pected him to be other than u dummy."
The inspector who gave the abovc
lntcrvlcw arrivcd ’l‘ucsdny from thc'
West with pictures of men supposed
to have been Raymond and Martin.
and he had hopes of fastening two
Ohio robbcrlcs upon tlIcm. He states
that be had but little doubt, but. that.
prolntblc cuuso would be found by ll.
S. Commissioner Peck and tbcy would
bc held. thn he arrived Raymond
and Martin had lied anti he states
had be known that there was II
chance of their getting away he would
have endeavored to have arrived here
on Monday. thc day the hearing was
held. .
"Wc‘ll lund ibcm yct." ho sold in
closing.
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SOOTHING AND COMFORTING.
The soothing and comforting effects
of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. when
applied to Piles. sores, cuts. boils. etc,
snbdues pain almost instantly. This
Salve drawn out the information. re-
duces swelling and acts as a ruhefao
icnt, thus circulating the blood through
the diseased parts, permitting or did
lug annrc to pcrnntuonily rcmovc thc
trouble i‘lliIl'ilI)’. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy. "'
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NEARLY SLIPPID‘UNDER WHEELS
0F EXPRESS OAR.
Henry Sheldon. of. Night Force at the
Depot. Laid up‘u Result of an
Accident.
liarry iilIclIluII. oIIc ol‘ the night mob
of tin» AIlIInuI lcxprcss i'o.. at tho
South Norwalk railroad stations, near-
ly met his death. Saturday averting.
beneath a train at the station, when
he. slipped on the ice upon the depot
platform. lie has since been ill at
his home. ' .
Mr. Sheldon and tho others of the
force were hurrying up the platform
of the east bound depot as the 6:32
accomoduilon was drawing in. that
they might work upon her, when Mr.
Bbsldcn‘s teat slipped and he fell to-
wards the train. He came. near go-
ing under the wheels. but the end of
a car struck him and sent him with
considerable force agaiustonc of the
uprights supporting post or the plan
form.
Mr. tiltclrltut foil to the platform and
it was such that he iIuIi-hccn IpIiic
badly hurt. A cab was accurcd and
he was taken to his lmnm.
itcporIII of this morning show that
Mr. Sheldon is able in sit up and that
up .vcry ,Iwriolm consequences are or.-
22 some new strands.
peeled iron: the accident. r
"Big Frank" Martin and "Dummy“ *
xtinder by. then.
II. ”will fifiildti'iii’is‘il” (Writ ”till": “i “W "m" ”it
alien‘cIImItnsI‘Itir not Alba Clonuoctlcut.‘ . ' ‘ J ”In; 29%.) ‘
firemen .0 .. or ~, .. . eunnoun- run wns'th‘o; III time that Sophia
ngIIIggtodhfilg‘ggggg‘l‘th $.ffiifidfil’jrsuovna Wflfl‘l‘lot‘glfldtitilltld by a ’Iolr
lu-cbiei- , t. ; . Icr from her liunllillitl~"fl‘om the war."
' special Aide‘s. I With trembling hands she took the
large envelope fromher small writ-
I333“? gifilag°ElN§Iy§llf“mrd" lug—table. spatial!" Itm'WIIIl an effort.
Henry Hues .gii'fiti'tmiord. lancod at tho dhpcr. which was cov~
. ”had-43‘”. red with writing mu large. energetic
John W. mm, 2’ Hartford. and. and‘she felt thatashc was power-
Albort F. Hall: 8, Marines.
legato rcadit. l d l
. . , . error was mrrore on Ier tacc;
gfigfikNfig$h.l%é fiz‘xufigéé‘g' her eyes filled withtears and her
Wallace 8. China: 39. Milford. ' Ilalld hoIdIng ”IQ Ietlot‘ “3" down.
'i‘. .1. Northrop. 4a Nougatuck.
ib'l‘o “dadk” we: to. look into a dark
, a yes. ar not c‘gravc. And in that
(10:6an 8' WWW." 47’ New LOP '. rave lay what‘ was. but a little. while
George Robbins 49. Waterbury. store hcr bright "present. now the
Charles A. Appol. 53. Mlddlctown. ‘
Daniel W. Grosvcnor, 72, Westbrook.
All but the first three were appoiuc
ed on the recommendation of Com- . .
mantler May. _ as pctrlliod-a picture of grist. licr
General May also unnouncas the f01_ley'es, tilled with tears. were ilxed on
lowing post patriotic Instructors; n the portlcr which "covered the door
few of which ware printed the other of her houdoir. Another quiver of the
day. , Ilong lashes. and streams of tours
Scdqwick. No. l. Norwich. J. Her-.Wimld gush from her beautiful. Incl-
bert George. ' nncholy eyes. ,
Elias H w N . . Bri ' ._ Sophia i’nvlovna uhdcrsiood this in-
ace Flold.o 0' o 3 dgepori liox stlnctivcly. and setting her teeth ilrm~
Merriam, No. 8 Morldcn. Wilbur F. 'ly she sat motionless. without. moving
Rogers. ’ her eyes. 'l‘horc. beyond the wall.
M. A. Tsintor No. 9. Coichoster. she could hear the happy and careless
George Brown. ' llsping of her daughter. the iyoar~old
Stanley, No. ll. New Britain. Ed- lair-haired. playful Katya.
me sob." thought the mother. "Let
ward A. Alpress. N l
Buckln hum No. 12. orwalk F. S.
M.dd,eb..§ok_ ' ’ bcr keep on laughing and playing!
Trumbull. No. 13' Southlngton. Stc- Now. when! am alone i can wccp.
phen Walkclcy. And I weep for myself and for Katya.
Kellogg. No. 26. Derby, Thomas J. After i have ceased. after i have over-
: Sophia Pavlovna.‘ staggering. ad-
vanced a few steps and sat down on
the corner of the couch. She sat there
Chadeayne. .come this grief. then let. the daughter
McGregor. N0. 27‘ Danielson. Theo. weep. I shall have strength then to
D. pond. {console her. and calm her; but now
L .W. Steele No. 34. Torrlngton. E. she must “0‘ know I‘-'
J_ Steele. | Soupth Pavlovna sat thus for a
A. H. Dung". No. 35_ Wallingford. longtime. Her lingers quivcred. and
David Ross. in that nervous quiver, the paper of
Wadhums. No. 49. Waterbury, E. A. ythe fatal letter rusticd.
Pcndieton. ., The poor. crushed woman could not
Robert 0. Tyler. No. 5‘0, Hartford, muster the courage to begin to read it,
F. A. Cummings. The lottcr was from thcro. it was a
o. H. Knight, No. 58. Lakcvllle, a. voice from another world.
F. Sanford. Even since she had been notiilcd
"She must not, she must not hear alu
II.-i
. rampart son MAY MANToNfs “MEWS?"
In mused light-ligation. if you out I
little too Irnc art you are cubical: to
attacks of ind rtion. you havens doubt
‘sd shorten-o breath. re id hurt bull.
unborn or palpitbtion o the hurt.
lndi utlon causes the stomach to
upon numb. and‘fiuii‘ up against the
heart. This crowds whom and inter-
feron with its action. and in the scum of
time the hurt becomes dlmnd.
» Dyspepsia Cure
digests what you eat. takes the strain oi!
pf the hesrband contributes nourishment.
strength and health to every organ of the
body. Cure: indigestion. D'ytmpula. Sour
Stomach. inflammation 0 y I mucous
membranes lining the Stomach and Dign—
tlvc Tract. Nervous Dyspepsia endostarrh
of the Stomach. '
After eating. my load would dillms In! by l'nbklnl
my heart sulphate and would come my wall.
Finally lgct a bottle of cdol an it gave me immr
a roller. Alter using a few bottles l un cured.
MRS. LORlNG NICHOLS. Penn Yin. N. Y.
i had stomach trouble and rm I' n be rim u I
had heart trouble with it. i tool: ado Dyspepsia
Gnu for about four months and It cured Inc.
- D. KAUBLI. fiends: O.
Digests What You Eat
a.“
but I
IA.
FOR SALE BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
hovel-bold“
tine: as much u the
lrtol or In one IIIO.
from“ n the
«no «no.»
.00.. MIIIO,V.
Ask for the 1906 Kodol Alumnae and
200 Your Calendar.
David S. Cowlcs, that her Andrusha had been killed.
S. Roberts. there was but one thought in her
William '1‘. Minor, No. 85. Stamford. mind: "He is no more. i will never
George 1‘. Elliott. again hear his voice. never again icci
General Muy gives contributions to his carrosscs; i will not even hour
the local lublo fund of the Soldiers' him from afar. lie has gone from mo.
home at. Noroton that swells the total without leaving any trnctwcnrrylug
sum thus far contributed to $429.55. away all with him. [will never know
He says: “if any of you desire to how he lived there during the last
know just how grateful the boys at days of his life, what agitated him.
the" home arc for the tables. inst go what no thought. and what he called
down there any day and see for your- amidst the hardships and dangers of
selves." ‘ war.”
in his announcement regarding the Suddenly now. when her mind was
patriotic instructors. Mry Mansion: growing somewhat reconciled with tbc
“Comrades. your attention is cspcc- horrible thought. cumq u l‘omihdm'.
lilIIy called to the (IeIilllItln 0f the min i There wag the trace of his hand; the
ciplcs of patriotism, Ihilt future gcn- trace of his thoughts. of his feelings,
crutions yct unborn. may have the now extinct! Whither would it loud?
same love and reverence for our coun- Would it glvp‘hm- at lcnsl n my ”f
try, its institutions and our flag and hope that hcr Andrusha is alive, that
even more than we of today." the cows of his death was iill error, a
- Icrriblo Inisundcrsimidlng. and that all
A MODERN MIRACLE. she had experienced during these ten
"'1‘ NW miraculous seemed the 1‘90"“ painful days and sleepless nights was
cry of Mrs. Mollio Holt, of this placc.“ but a nightmare?
writos J. O. R. Hoopt‘l'. \Vot'Idfanl.| Suddenly the child bccamc qnlci be
Term. “shc was 30 WRSIEII Ii.“ COHEN“? yond lIio‘ wall. and presently licr brink
ill) puss “‘01“ 1101' lungs. I “"53 iii" itmistcps rcsoundI-Il from tho corridor.
clarcd her and so near that l “ family and Katyu's voicc was board from tho
.hnd watched by her bcIlsldc tony-eight other cor-nor of thc housc.
bousc: when. at my urscm rcuncsl Dr- supmn i’aviovna lificd a handker-
King's New Discovery was given llcr. t'IlIi.‘I to Ili-l‘ llps in order to NIIppI'I-ss
with the asumlshlus result that lm- tho subs which would break forth as
provcmcnt began, and continued until soon as shn would start to i‘cad ”...
all" finally completely recovered. and labilllar words of her loving husband.
is n hcuithy woman today." Guaran- A3 always. I“. wrote m hop; 'My
109d cnrc f0? COMZIIS and (‘Oldfi- 50“ ‘lll'lct‘ltiss iricnd Sonichka! Mv inns
and $1.00.ni F. H. Baxter's. South Nor. 'nrc. my ”meg-- '
walk. undid. i’. Wood's. Norwnlk, drug- No, 5;“. could not bear ”1...“. carous-
SIStS- “181 bottle ”90' " ing words now. Bitter tcnrs. full of
W’” ilcspnlr. strcamcd front Ilt'l' I-ycs. 'l‘hc
RAILROAD MEN SAVE MONEV- {crror with which the chicr bud filled
. lt'l‘ now Ilisnppcurcd The thin shoots
“MW"t 0' BMW" System Workings for“ minor waited into hcr hour! the
Month 0" November. warmth of a living human {column The
The figures showing tho saving for past suddenly bccnmc ihc pruscnt
employees of the Consolidntcd rouIl aguln~ii scclnod so. And sobbing.
No. 60, Cancun. E.
onc anothcr at critical moments-«all
this has called forth in ‘many a sickly
frame of mind. Our power of will is
crushed. You know. my joy. that writ
ing to you is my only rest. And yet.
now it is torture. 1 know that you arc
waiting for my lcitcrs. that you arc
‘uucusy when you do not got them—-
“and 1 force myscll to sit down and
:wrilc. but. beginning a letter. i cannot
finish it. i tear it up. i begin anoth-
lcr letter and tear it up again. I delay
.lt for the next day. Ami then the samc
thing is repeated. 1 do not know what
to writc to you about so that my ici-
ltcr would prcscrve its freshness. its
truth, after a month‘s travel The war,‘
of course. furnishes a grout tics) of
material. but i wish to bc cautious in
my use of it. Facts belong to his
tory. and Ihcrci‘oro thcy must be told
truthfully. oven in n prlvnlc icttcr.
But the truth I can tell only of things
i have wiincsscd. and what docs an
olllccr at the from sea? Rumors? But
,Ihcrc nro so many of them. and tlwy
“arc so transient that a month later.
‘WIlt'll you rcud III thcm in my lcticts.
tbcsc rumors arc cntIrcly l‘orgottcn
here. My pcrsoiml vicws on cnrrcnl
1cvcnts'.‘ ’l'hosc will only [to transmit:
ted by word of month. but it is raibcr
curly. to innit-n thcm in writing. The
couryc Iii ovcnts hcrc is so I-bnngcablc.
Bcsldcs, l have grown tired to think
and speak and writc of all this. i
wish to iorgci. myscll‘. to go away. at,
’Icllsi. in my thoughts. from this world ‘
Iof suffering and unbuuian hardshipsf
I wish to speak of our own life. which ‘
was so suddenly. so rndcly interrupted.
but which was not lost complctcly in .
this tcrrlblu event-win the war. l
wish to caress you at least in my lot--
tor. my dearest. my bclovodwaud nl’so
caress you, my door llItlc Katya. l I
wish to take up «you here my share of ,'
our ilillllt‘HlIt‘. cures. my shnl'c of tho
Business Walking News from 4th
under the Brown system for the
mouth of Novcmbcr ltuvo boon coin-
plicd and just. issued. Under this sys»
tom the men rccclvo dcmcrlis for of-
icnscs instead of being snspcndcd
and losing pay, and a curtain numhcr
oi dcmcrlts brings discharge. .Mcriis
arc also given where dcscrchl. and in
conscuIIcIIcc a saving of ovcr 86.500
to the employees of the whole system
Sophia l’avlovna lwgnu to road it. mm. JON and sol‘roWs which “.... un-'
trombling. agitated. hurriedly.
Andrey l’ctrovich wrote;
"You know, you hciicvc. my Iicarost,
how i ycurn to canyon. to hour your
voice. to he with you at last through
this spiritual I-otnmnnlcaliml. through
thcsc thin shoots of paper which him.-
tho odor. of your favorite pcriunn». And
i are you in my reverios. and i hour
was made during the month.
’l‘lIc‘
, your voice. it is in the mcmorv of v
figures for various classes or ' m.
"'1" heart. it is not drowncd by the noise
DION” WHOM“ of the blvouac nor by the ronl‘in
~ .- . ' , g of
Phiginchs~Dlschnrgcd 0. actually our cannon. nor even by the terrible
suspended 16. demerits «:58. merits ti. buzzing of the enemy’s shells. And i
amount saved $1 '707'43' Inm huppy bccunsc of this. ’l‘hc memory
i-ircmcnuDischnI‘ch 4‘ suspended ll. of my heart has created for me amidst
2.23;???” ‘27, merits 0' amount ““"°‘I‘ilils vast world of tho horrors of war
' - . . . II separate bright little world. full or
COMM“3"”‘f‘3hum‘a‘l "I suspoml- recollections and Iircama. 'l‘rIIc. over
“(I ”‘3- damalrggz 7:9" Incrlis 0' this world soars a vague phantom of
umoun save 3‘ -_°‘ 9 ‘(IL‘IIIIL threatening every one of us
'i‘ruinmonmlllschalgod ..8. suspond- m...“ But this phantom m 80 EN“. it
ed 12. demerits 649, merits 20. amount has stretched itself over all and it
“:3“. 31'3”?" h . cl 7 . I“ IlooI-I not terrify me quite so much as
,, {‘"T‘Mwwgc ""5"“ I “WWW” {it Would it” its Ileatirdcullug wing worn
IIIIIIII.IN;‘II‘:'II; ' m” “ “mom“ to touch mo nlonc. You l‘t'lllt‘llllli'l‘
‘ '4" iii v. -..I .
. ...... ..I"..* or: Strait it“t...“:.::..‘.t'.l"i
mi 0. tumor at ii 1. lllt'l‘ Is it, amount. . .'. . , .. . ‘, .
"Mm "“95. rprIlInch IIIIIII fIlLlIl than mm.
’l‘otnlswlllsclmrgml til. uuspI-mchl
\vbcn l Hliillil IIII ibc baiicry. 'l'lnvn
,. Imc roVolvcr nlmcd III Inc and at Inc
a | . I) , If’ I l f I
Lt‘lt":"‘;3‘;’m’f,;"‘ " “MN” 3'“ "WW” nlonc. seemed to be more Icrriblu than
‘ " “f" _ . hundreds of slunpncl iiIIrchl III on by
Croutcsi ol‘ all grout things is low-
the Japanese. I; was afraid. i did not
li'wlt’s ilII- rcIIl thing.
5.
‘ want III Ilio whim all pcopiI- about in“
llvml. lillllllitlil ilicmnclvcs IIuIl wurkcd.
iccllng accurc ulIIl coniidcnt about IlIc
pvt-scut. not thinking of dcath. lint
psychology c.‘ has. “ill'e I do not
fear death. anddho knowledge of its
proximity does‘not poison my mind
quite so much as this accurbed dis-
mo from you. This distance is our
most terrible mercy. more terrible
than Japan. it weighs heavily upon
the entire government. upon the na‘
tionsl soul. and upon the soul of each
man separately You remember how i
always feared that the necessary sug-
gestions. orders imd fortifications
would be too late. that 'Kuropatkiu.
Skirdioif, and i c others twould come
hero too into. it stoning hither by the
.. I'llhcrlnn orprcIcI. i was no! the only
‘ one to (our lost two should he too late
for IlIc batrlc‘oi Lino-yang.
. “And now we are swelling our
‘ squadron. and w arr again afraid IhIII.
- , It may come to. into. The great illit-
M‘“ by HOWE.New ""9" lance neporailo us from you. render-
the tongue
of
everyone
Odie-so A.
l 1-, ilIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIlilillllllllllllll'm ’ - lot: us hers and 'mi those lIclpiwIII. Inc
” “sun In act III-harbour. tillelil'e to help
my pen ran off into the domain of thc‘
tonne of 10.000 versts. which separates.
‘grateful to little. considorcrctl lIurIlcn-
Isomc in the days of pcucc. and which .
ty. and sowplcnsnut.
cull ibni my lcticr would not roach
you before a monih from now. and
that your answer cannot conic bciorc
two mouthswmy hands sink down. My
God, how everything will chungc dur-
log all this time! Llic does not wait
anywhere—«and euros. and sorrows. and
inks. and impressions changc~und our
.honrts do not beat together in mo-
mcnts oi’ those joys and sorrows. Ami
one of our hearts may perhaps ccasc
beating ultogclhcr, "
Sophia l‘nvlovnn could not read any
more. Painful sobs broke forth from
her heart. and the letter stained with
bcr icars. fcll from her hands. The
terrible foreboding came true. And he
Was no morc, his loving heart had
long ceased boating when his letter
reached her. Why did it come? Why?
To toll her once morn. that ho loved
her? To cmphuslzc liII ibI- bitterness
ol‘ ”i0 loss of ilIo IchIrcsl illliil'.’ (lb.
how crucl it was!
And h‘uphin l’urlnvnll
«budding tcnrs ilichi
WWI days clupscmninl riophln l’uv-
lovnu. found another Icttor on her
writing-tunic l‘rpm hcr husband. lior
hcurt coutrucchi painfully. Silo
iIIrnud polo. WIIII she glad that it
chino or not? (if yourno cvcry re
Inlurlcr or lw" AIIIirImlIa was dear to
her! Slic "oliltl not‘ part with a single
thing that, belonged to him. She
saved them all. as though she expecb
ca him to come and Miller them. But
those letters from him. those letters in
which he. spoke as it he were alive,
and to which there was no answer.
why did they came? Why (lid they
oitllivc himi' .
’ "Go. my child.” she sold to Katya:
"go. tell them to bring mama glass of
water." The child glanced with alarm
at her mother. lingered awhile. as
though fearing to leave her alone.
Then she turned and run out. 2
. ”Nurse! NurseiNurscl Brln some
water. for mammal Water! titer!
cried Katya. ’i‘hc scrvsui, brought. a
glass of walcr, pluccil ii on a tray on
tho Mill". and rusting II glam-II III the
”letter from him." walked out.
And instinctively «be understood
.Ihc dramatists oi illc situation. ‘- nd
she walked Iiclsclesnfy. listening am“
the fitliliosl. sound from lnudiltn'll
room. ‘ ‘
. finance reigned in the hon
lIcpI crying.
with ticspalr.
I
I
...I
to.
O
tantra
now in thc storm of war scout to cmp- l
But when 1 rtnl
\
. or ‘
SNAPPY sAaoAINe THESE. AT These names. was ITIIW
WILL be NIPPED up lN A JIFFY. RIGHT IN :vsnv WAY EXCEPT Iii
PRICE; su'r sa‘LLING Assure nouaN 'rI-Ia Loss. ' ‘
CHILDREN'S BLACK RIBBED H oag. ALL sues. 10a A PAIR.
CHILDREN'S FINE BLACK ms BED HOSE AT tar/ac A PAIR.
WOMEN'S EXTRA HEAVY FAoT BLACK FLEECE LINsp a‘roo
INcs AT 150 'A ma.
EXTRA GRADE OF women's a mat CASHMERE sTocmNos ATJ
250 A PAIR. 4' ‘
LADIEB' FLEECE-LINED vasTs AND PANTS, ALL SIZES. zap.
LADIES' EXTRA FINE QUALITYVESTS AND PANTS AT sac.
FINE FLAT vasTs AND PANTS; ALso aIssEo, THREE-'GUAIITI‘nsI
WOOL. AT 75c. ‘ “
ALL woor. PLAIN FLAT AND RIesED vasTs AND
$1.00. '
PANT8 AT.
83-85 Washington Street.
The store to get the Goad“ Toys, 9
Cheap Express Wagons. Sleds, Flex "
iable flyers, all kinds of toys, toogroah
to mention, at figures that are record.
breaking. A ' “
A1; NfldesgmN’s. ‘
VEILING. ‘
NEW SPRING VEILINGS IN A LARGE VARIETY OF STYLES AND
ALL THE LATEST COLORINGS, INCLUDING FOREST GREEN, PLUM.
HELIO’I‘ROI’E, GARNET. SKY, GRAY. MAGPIE. NAVY, BROWN, BLACK.
WHITE AND ALICE BLUE.
WE ARE ALSO SHOWING AGOOD ASSORTMENT OF NECK '~
SCARI’S FROM 50c TO $2.00 EACH. ‘
N-E. RYAN. ,
86 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK;
9O Positions
Filled by graduates of
Merrill Business College
The past 34 weeks.
Day School ......................... $12.50 per month.
Night School ........................ 5.00 per month. .
BOOKS AND STATIONERY FREE.
Now is the right time to enter.
, M. A. MERRILL. Principal,
W ‘
The Parts Cloak and Sun."
33 South Main street, ,
ssLLINc our srocx or SUIT 3, come. SKIRTS. WAIsTs' V
FURS BELOW cos‘r. , . ‘
WAIsTE, FORMERLY $1.50, Now .........................
ekIaTs, FORMERLY “-50, now ................................ .
:=——_
cons. FORMERLY $10.00. Now ............................... .. ‘
FUR cons. FORMERLY $75.00. Now ........................... ,
RAIN cons, FORMERLY $12.50, Now ...... ..... .
FURS. TO CLOSE our FROM $1.98 carom
wom’H soon TIMES As MUCH. '
louis Udelman. blolhler and furclslur.
:26 Washington Street. Next to Post Dime. So. No
CLOTHING AND FURNITURE TO as sOLD our serous radii
ARV 131 Ar 50: ON THE DOLLAR. ‘ , L
.55. f
was taken to bur room and ihc nurnc
hogan It) to" hcl‘ sioricN.
blophln i’ lova opcanl the letter
and ruin
“My I cut i'I‘lI-nd. my bclovml Bo-
pblai bank you. dcurcst, for your
lust latter. which was iillcd with proc-
iuus details about iiuiyn. May (imi
grunt. health to our smart. lilic girl.
. . i really do not know whom oi,
the two of you i love more. . .
liowaver painful our situation. it is
not as bad as that of others. There
are more helpless people than we are.
and their life is by far more hopeless.
A few days ago i read It letter to a col-
disc from his village. After the usual
numerous greetings of relatives and
acquaintances. his wile wrote him
that life was miserable. and that their
Vaptlshkn was forever coughing IInd
tossing about in his bed at night.
and waking up with i! scream. .
'Our little boy is pining away.‘ added
thewwomsn.» And i read these lines
to the bearded soldier. who stood be.
lure the wlih lowcrmi baud. uuulIlc
to uttcr II word. as though i was l'"i|il
in; to him it verdict of death. What
horror. wind fear. what grief must
reign in the mud of this man. thin
father and husband! iml would Ilt’lvc
lost my reason ii i Worn in his plural .
(loll mm; on and have mercy onus: Homo Inch find it fill "
sinuous“. livid-have III lcnutaways and .Mututlcs moment ,
w ..n. - .. w --7 -... .... MM“... .. “w
moans whereby to find out 2th Ii
wuuid IlliVn ovcrwhoimod you w
cgrmns. lint ihls‘bcardcd sold
no. money for uxpcualvo t ‘.
and them is no telegraph station
villugc. And ihum receiving DWI:
from home. my bosrdod scldl
away in his boar ‘liloi‘iiil ll
he carries. and our cs. and all
dies. . Whatngreetvni .
people is. . . Christin-I .
lag and if i get to Mnkden l M
some Chinese toys for Katys' ‘
Inns tree. 'l‘h '
mil" 0 II ‘ It sets III
M y 0 In Hi0“. t ‘ ' -
lovna. “is It possible that;
them? it would be beyond.
to hung them. on the (thrill
these last gifts or the remit
And the children will infill:
and play around that Chris
Sophia now mind:
the arrival of othdg st
for the Christians wired.
io have no Christmas tree
nmk. lIIIi Kwu bugged Ii
“Muintmll , Ileumsi.v .
tlI lcasi II little Christmas
And there was can. but
toys were not on it.
for has lIiiI Milt: "
..
til I
A
Norwalk Chronicler