" than ,
_ mutt item. no crepe!
Oar awhile-mt Illa-lemon rwvi
mound are-alive” readytor ineten lice. ’.
Earlier toileht than. the old keroranehnrnn i
~ from a liahted ,lnatcilr to the numeral and -,
you; endure a. see light .ot wonderful Abril- i
a c. .- . , a . .
Simple. little and economical. Explosion
immune ' ‘
run Flinn can an PROCURED A8 nia-
lnv monument! an xunoennn.
Nothinn to turn on or oil. 5 To not out the
_ 5 . .lieht simply blow "it out.
up dieaxreeable 'odor. such all kerosene iinhta are
roublo, to keep titty oi theae burners clean and in good
‘ , hell 1: birthing kerosene. '
0h Gunfight ‘
‘ Warner enables all. rich and poor. to enjoy it clear, 5
‘ ,_ cheap. Gas Light at their unborn. whether they live.
rcountry. ‘ll‘ullinstructipne cent with each Burner.
. ‘PlilCE. COMPLETE. memento coma mace.
entail: furnished. 5 .i . v ‘
m WANTED! ’We-luako a most liberal proposition to am"
eilg‘Our Gas, Light Burners. Exclusive territory will he
to w 0 can s‘udrantee a reasonable volume of orders.
, .oeloiicited. ' '
tonal. aoro Alto YACHT Anarlcv, _
Ciro“; ', New York City. i
i
..
canny voun MONEY To me
I atone rear elven vou rue
. aesr VALUES. Ween euvme
vooe‘ coorumo You more no
MiOTAKE m; ”DEPOSiTING" voue
money HERE. ‘
, own A moment's consterna-
TlON TO vitae: orrenmoa:
‘ MEN'S rnousene room 760 To
use; cmnorleu'e WABHABLE
, solrs neouoeo 1'0 3‘4: mo 01.25.
. GET THE. HABIT AND GO TO
‘etll‘l'ol‘rrtl‘ mutant“. ‘; eourH NORWALK, CONN.
HARRY ooonwm. Mgr. '
chill-INT SALE.
4
lib hellthe entireetock below coat for the benefit of the
, ‘ " Credito’re. ,
Min. Sale'hommences to-day and will last :4 sale days only,
' tFurSto-re
‘ lea WASHINGTON s11. SOUTH NORWALK;
Make no Mistake in the Address.
"lock consists or lelcl' Coats. cunt, Wall“. Shirt Waiat
‘ .a complete line at Mlllinery. Also i full line or Chil-
HOUUIGLIANING MAQHINI.
A very interaction niece ot machin-
ery struck recently, and it is
eoneihin. the like or which has never
been eeen in li‘he Norwalke before. it
was a lane wuon drawn by two
borne. inside the room want
nneoiitle driven vacuum point: I
wanna area also 0“!!le wi neural
"t e. Thie queer hie: machine
wee driven up in host oi the Hotel
i‘waa‘an excellent
the aoeoial
“1hr: Rev. Mien
nltniet. hiiee E.
, om woman in
r ’nuotive. him
riy ordained nllnie
tor lot a church in
'Rev J
. I _. I '-
lot the lamest
y‘timllmflti rehhe hone ae
. VIII 0 M l‘
= ' 'i lupin in default ho
‘ emnti
fixahcimno and ”film b:- ,
we»
ate the. he where it ill,
oniai .. Them“ ieanew ‘
hie ' ere}: ‘ oi
duet and diam?ont of w will: go
untoward
tacit
‘ be!
am
All
at
lid hr chemistry elem otebichn
erect auricuitural induetry wan den
troyodA Alleluia la the principle of
the madder rootpiroln“ which. were ex-
ml and hour
grocer intrauterine-J
elector - overti-
tracted the iuicee noceeeary tor dyelnlt in
cloth and dittor‘ant materialn.‘ ,a'i‘he
meddor root wan. grown to?» enor-
mous extent in Persia, indie and the
Levant. From there it-snread to Spain.
Holland and the :lthlne revlncee. it
was used very iarzeiy‘ . continental
Europe. and.” years no its annual.
lntportationinto‘, , owes to the
amount 0! W300.» By the new and
aromatic more or» manutaoture all-
,zarill ie dienlacadéend euooianted the
natural product; no that the madder
holds in Europe have ceased to exist.
Again, rule ihdtno. an a product. hall
been moutaotured direct from iteeic-
meets. and the natural product will
Icon live lunrthev lhost. ,
Thoine .and caiieine _ are obtained
from diflerent sources. yet as tea and
cotton they; are chemically identical
interim-notion. Theobromlne is the
principle oi! cocoa. and cocoa
has a (17 been reproduced in the
laboratory. fi‘he pure nicotine oi the
tobacco hoe been obtained by Prof.
Berthelot throueh the treatment at,
ealolnino, a natural eluooaide, with hy-
drogen. Tobacco to but no much veg-
etable ilbor in whichnioetine in lar e-
ly stored. 80, if all aisna tail not, i e
tea plants. the coitee abrube. the to- 5
hence plants and the cocoa trees will
soon follow the madder root into limbo.
._ ———-.
CREW 9? THE FAVORITE.
Familiar Name on Old TlmeNorwicll
Packet. lennd tor Cayenne in 1812.
A rare old document hue come into
the poaacaalonot George L Yoemaoa.
of Norwich, articles of agreement be-
twoen Ebenezer Cooley. master of the: poets. TWO
Favorite. bound from the port at Nor-
wich. to Cayenne. or a market in the
West indies. and “back to the tomaid
oort‘ot Norwich.” The men and their
monthly wages were: Ebenezer Cool-
ey. master. 860; Thomas Osborn. mute,
$30; Jamel Winchester. cooper, 830;
Joshua Smith. took. 310; John Wall.
ordinary lineman, hi0; Charla Bur-
diclt, ordinary eealnau.
itoeore, mulch. 818; Charla. Wileon.
seamen, :18; Henry Clark. new;
on; a total or $200 per month for
master and crew. The article in pron
erly witnelhed.
The umment is dated March 30.
1812, and ill "printed by '1‘. Hubbard
a Son. at Norwich.
0n the reverse in "an act for the
government and rouulation of enamel!
in the merchants service." approved
Jan. 20. 1790. by George Waehinzion.
president at the United States; Thom-
aa Jeflorem. eeol'elary of state; Fred-
erick A. ,Muhlenborx. apeaitcr ot the
house of reprehentatlvea: John Adams, '
vice preeident ot the United Elaine
and preaident or the senate.
LOOK AT raoueu ae TRIBAL. ‘
hondon Admits pl Carlene-tau or Out-
break letween Greeks and
Nigerians.
LONDON. Aim. lilo-Tho reports re-
ceived at tho Perot-n oilico here lolly
confirm the eeriollancaa oi the trouble
between Greeks and Bulxariane. but
the nucleic looit upon the disturbances
more an tribal than no national, the
ballet both: that the Bolnrtan nov-
. eminent ie MUM every alert to pre-
vent oleshee. thooeh thus far without
mat etiooeee.
“There in but one thing to atop thoae
onceeeea." eaid tin ofliciai or the For-
eign Olloo today. "and that in a line!
aettletnent ot the whole Macedonian
unceiion on which Great Britain la
working incoeaantly. The [true ts
oi allocate are now briehtel- than. var .
re the powers are bouncing to are
that Great Britain‘s proooeale tor the
llaenciai reitmne are the only eoiution
at the erection. Sir Edward are!
one duet cent at note to the Porto ele-
tln that the lattor'e iaet two notoe
wit reference to the three oer cent.
incroaee in the custom dutiee were
not acceptable. What Great Britain
comic is that before the powera
urea to an increaee in the customs
they let aunt-anew that Turkey will
devote the revenue obtained (tom the .
increaee to tolerate in “moderate."
The weary tramp with the red heel:
halted in ion the wenide cot ;
Mr
:le
don“t'flhioagermr Howe. . .
Already
command mnotactlire
38: Anton .
OWLEY.
' , not Al-Getlt-
., a idio'ciock tomorrow
from lit. liary’ll‘tihorch. ‘
Twowl'teported [to me lean toilet,
and ape Tittlotim ill Aiienheny"
.‘ 5‘1”. 1 Bill". . '.
_ yl’llT'l‘BBUM. "Pa.“ Animist Mir—AI
the melt-or it light tart nixht at But-
lerdunction.‘Pll. between union and
nonunion mingle. .951 Beltway. a new
unioniet. ,~was a hilly stabbed. and
Steven Moeeiu la niacin: and lacun—
posed to have been killed. Twenty~
live cthera .w'drdmnrt.‘ .
.hAM‘luhmgwm‘“&m mines at
o ,h-eepor- ,_ , pony were
changed, troll) 933011 to non-union.
.lntormed‘that‘sthmta had been made
to the non-unionI men‘s?" no troub-
commoner , 05‘“ -‘
in the-’hvenlhi‘, about thirty non-ow
ion miners “rambled at Butler Junc-
tion were ‘auddenly? attachedby the
men whom-they had supplanted.
The union ininere who were in cune-
rlor numbers. need eticka. atone: and
knives. with the. remit that nearly
«terrace. or the non-union miner: was
i u , ‘ .
' -, hen theeeaailanta retired it wan
‘tound that lay had been tatail
wounded and oeeiy was mleainlr. t
was acid by . Fe companions that
he had been‘tllrowu into the Alleg-
heny river. butthia lacks confirma-
tion. 5
The nonhnlbniate notified the un-
thoritiea and 'ae' quickly as poalble to-
day oilicere were com to Butler Juno
tion. where til it arrested eleven aus-
ltheee oacaned while
enroute to ‘Pltthhur‘e‘. and the others
were lodged in the county jail. All is
reported quiet at the. mince today.
W
"Kienke audible divorced wife are
going to rte-mom."
"Yea, l‘m llintod to the wedding.
l wonder-w"
”Whit?” ‘iu‘b ‘ .
"l wbnder it y'li have the gall to
“" 3n . ,5 . lot of prenatal"—
I ' 5 5 .
about
Clov
"we lustre-letter on me who that
young man wagthat. epollo to me Just
now." ‘
"Who was bill”
"I forgot. hie-We. but l was onus.
ed to hint ln"thfllll|0llllllill betel-e I
went to the harbour—Baltimore lun-
orican.
"Pa,” asked lune Willie. loolllng up
{mama hoohég‘what are 'euetrooom.
cu. I I ’ l‘ I. v p a
“Churn-lent?“ ae‘o." said pa. "0h.
they're theee on try Jays that blow
elphia Ledner.
out the na."-—- it
"Your eulnnter vacation moat have
alreell with you.” .
“What mahd'iotl think so?"
"You're so much latter."
"No. l‘nl not. I probably look latter
becauae i’tn so much ehortor.“-—Cleve-
iaod Plain Dealer. ‘ ,
"How about that case!" replied the
old lawyer.
"lt'e perfectly clear.” replied the
young lawyer. ”
“Well. then. get to work."
"(let to work and do what!"
"And muddle it. of courae."-—Louie
ville Courier-Journal.
W
. ”(l-Mint. pillol.5l iner- with it. H.
Hartman". N and 00m ’
oi Mueio. . _, a... will
clue in tooth], . tellyeera
teacher, orient-meteor: liv-
ing. i
Want-law " "' olup'u' lo'n'i'
at once. Andrea he
Ill Mining 3"" eelneeroar.
,,
lilotieeleberfle
Nowell. .
alumni I the
or tear. ill-view
‘ than. ldoHN
. stack. Panama. ' 5
From time to time the authoritiee were .
‘ newt or rat “ penile he a
' bricelnade.
“Nil.
No. 8 When Boilers, copper bot-
tom $1.00
I ' eutca valuaf‘” ,5
i .
centimetefioei; ;
Nickel Tea x..u.............. also Re
the. mir‘iih‘iiiipl‘he not
'eya‘rdrolw. Our Black Good- ate
. E" not}. “l“;WA‘V.‘ ‘
. amonlenoaootortta. ‘
{ ne‘anlttlau- BLAOK wool. .clterelncgcl-llllaré “outerwear Alto lite; ‘WOOI. He
' ‘ ~ BLAOi‘t“TAMIBI.....,. ,. , , ‘
blame earls-re. 3 . 5. ,,
_ , ‘ meme. .,
lvw
‘ r
undue-ll Boilera 2,5. Nu. ‘mmam 4.9
Gae'Tonters . alto ”concentrate 19c
(my. root Tubs W, 390 3-Pilza.llt'l‘oilet Paper .......:..10o natlrone, per lb
chamber ,Palia ................ 290.com! Whisk Bloom ........‘..5... to Goa Burners, complete .......... 29c
r
"How are your waited Steteaiaen‘a-
tore elected?" aeled'the student, from ‘
abroad. ' ._ .
"By unpopular vote.” replied the nag.
tive‘ who had none to the bottom oi;
thing: in his own country."-—Clovaiand
Prose, _ p .
"Biullley ie a. verynecrelive wove“:
isn't he?" , ‘ ,
“i ahould say he in. Why. he even.
ones a cipher code when he talks in :
hie sleep."—Cieveland Plain Denier.
every;
WHEN BUYING COAL for
winter (tenet-forget this fact:
“there’s a difference." .
As for ouraeivea let us say. we“
have the (code. ‘tlle‘eaperience.
the ability andthe disposition to ‘
furnish you with the right coal-l-
the kind yetir‘ftunace-or range.
needetomakeltdoltebeet. We
aim to cell Coal of QUALITY
at a price which is fair to you .
and to no. , .5.
It you een’ecotne, 'phone 65%
iii {isms till it.
{twirl-l
Post Cards.
ceaea rel-en...........loe and lap
PAPIR uapxlne.............eo con
eHeLr earn an
roar CARD eteona. . .10. to our
uoere’eroe‘a.
m Ileell. 1“ Unable 'on it.
Mellt‘ tor Bile-om hungry. .
i
.E . l
{.1 (n
normal
A eyes! Stale.
_ of
m5 . amen lam r ”Whmmfi
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