' . V I“ .. .- ,r. Niven. initial we list to
i Ill * “m ‘ . 3 those {who ifloiiiegrhnntu [ting unl‘tt‘
ll» . . w W, . , In... and int ort cu tur st. ' ey com a
plaids.“ ‘3 . ‘ . ‘ q ‘ ' emstest abundance all through the
Also Henriettaa. Seuss. Vellum. Al- winter and they are.” large and rich
butt-eel. Granite Cloth Variations. Mo-
hair: and Brilliantinel'ln all colors.
BLACK poops“, GPICIALTY.
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airship.
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WEATHER FOREOA‘BT';
For Nor-walk and Vicinity—Friday
partly cloudy and warmer. ABIIKIII. dis-
turbance to producing considerable
cloudy weather with light local rains
In the upper Mississippi Valley. and
the western portion of the lake region.
l’iesnnt weather prevails in other sec-
tions east of the Rocky Mountains.
Conditions do not indicate much chun»
go in the weather for this vicinity.
to and 41
——Dr. Dick’s cures malaria.
The Harris 8: Guns Company are
discharging two cargoes of anthracite
coal. .
Miss Mabel Brundnge. of King
street. Danbury, spent Sunday with
relatives in South Norwolk.
The W. C. 'l‘. U. will meet with Mrs.
Richard Irwin, New street, East Nor-
walk, Friday. at 3 o'clock.
—-If you desire courteous treatment.
prompt deliwery. and right prices, pat-
ronize Byxbee the Florist. Norwaik.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mather. of No-
wark. N. .l., are the guest of Mr. anti
Mrs. William Miller. of Madison street.
Alfred Hodshon. of Danbtiry, is
spending a few days with his uncle
and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dunn.
of Lowe street.
William .I. Leland. of New Britain.
came to South Norwalk yesterday. to
attend the ratification supper at the
South Norwuik Congregational Church.
“The Lady Jennings Lodge will
hold a sociable and handkerchief sale
in Red Men‘s Hail. Fri. eve, Nov. 9.
Mrs. ii. ll. Kostor and Mr. and Mrs.
James Brice and Clarence Iii-ire. oi
ilutiiorl‘ord, N. .i,. have been the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Aller, of West.
sti‘uut.
Captain and Mrs. Robert G, Mitchell.
with their daughter Florence, and son.
Charles, of South Norwalk, attended
the Perry-.lclllfte wedding in Southport,
yestciday afternoon.
whrysnuthemumjmg stems. 35c
to thc per doz., ni Byxbee's, Norwulk.
Miss Florence Pollard, formerly a
resident. of Port Chester, but. now of
Norwalk. who has been visiting Miss
Bertha Stllson. of East Port Chester.
has returned home.
Banner Council. 1). of 1., will hold
a regular meeting this evening. The
iiiiiintory degree will be conferred on
several candidatescsud all members
are urged to be present.
Any thin or undeveloped
girl or
woman will be benefltted by taking
Holilster‘s, Rocky Mountain Tea. It
Is one ot’ the greatest known remedies
for making people strong. healthy and
well. Tea or Tablets. 35 cents.
Tea or Tablets.
Ilov. Puul Moorl- Siruyer. of Roch-
t'HIIfI', New York. who Is spending it
few days Ill Houilt Norwuik, visited Iils
Ill'tilIll'l‘. llt'v. (‘nrlton II. Siruyvr. in
tlrm-ns l-‘niius. yesterday ultorntmn.
liov, liouiiily l". lltliupbrlt-s, who in
now rector of a large parish to thrill-
more, Maryland, came to South Nor-
wnlk. )l'hil‘l‘iill)‘. tor the purpose of
having his furniture shipped to that
city.
The arr-runv young woman of todni'
is busy and has no time to devote to
anything but health and beauty. It
t'lllllt'lt to nluotyntiuv out of evoi',‘I
IlUIllII‘l'tI who take ItolIIttler‘u Rocky
Mountain Ten. Ton or ‘i'nblotu. II!»
t'l'lllb. I’lnlntt-d'n Ilrug store.
'l‘lw renttlttr uu-uilux of the South
Norwnik Baptist (”lunch will be held
this ovonluit at 7:45. The puuim'
will preside. There will Ili‘ u llli'i‘h
ion of the Advinory lionrd iii the Jun-
tor Room at Hi. o‘clock sharp.
wFlowering . tihryaanthemumu. In
pots. 25c each. at Byxium tho Floriut‘s.
Norwnik,
W...
Lincoln Count-Ii. No, l. O. U. A. M..
will hold their regular taunting tomor-
tow night, at which time they will con-
ior the normal degree on three candl-
tlutuu. 'l‘litv work will in- from the now
ritual and “time good work In exported.
livery trimmer“ is urged to be present.
't'O OUR! Al GOLD IN ON! DAV
'lalw LAXA’i‘iVU EMMO‘QIWM
‘l’nhietu. llrttulsis "fund? dH
tails to euro. 1th will
turn is on each but. I
1
bolt its sin»
is
nears no on Him.
‘ H I which“ Chronicle).
and velvety.” A icon..BIsuldes.;Ilv-
Inx' out of doorsgfimbinx like ivy or
honeysuckle over the crumbling mar»
bie WMH‘OI' ruined tomples. gleaming
{affirmed hurl green masses upon an-
.c at columns. (dying to the grtmmest
s sndfrtiaddesi‘. of modluevel pnlazos an
“ air of gayety and youth. .
“One tj‘lay on UllthIit Sistine. as i
3pm ed. 0 cordon , a, had once been
the garden of lAieuIIuI‘i. i saw an old
man tending the superb roots that
grow there. He was pouring on their
”roots or dark. rich-looking tiuid.
i_‘ “‘Why are the Roman roses so
beautiful and abundant? i said to the
old man.
. 5 “insurance they eat incat.’ he an-
swored. .
“‘Eai meat? Nonsense.’ said I.
“'Woll. they drink inent—ineutuex;
. tract. which Is the, are. thing; said
' the old man. ‘We man gardeners
have for centuries watered our roses
d thrice a week with a strong decoction
of fresh beef—~21 rich grade of beef
. tea. They are meat. eaters. That is
' why the roses tit-Rome are as hardy
and prolific as weeds and strike same
'ttme as richly. delicately beautiful and
’as sweetly perfumed as flowers grown
rl‘under giass.‘k»l . _. . . . it
. «m
HHHHHHHHHH.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Edison Phenom-oph- and Records.
Victor and Columbia Talking Machines
and Records.
Sold for Cash or on the Installment
Plan.
I. E. .IIIBIWIIIIII & Ill}.
39 Wall Street. Norwllk.
A specific for varioup forms 0!
‘ Rheumatism
and Rheumatis
' f Acid reuniting; attendant for
\ the Blood. Kidneys and Bladder.
l}
r l'rhicmm AND 31.00. it
in. it. no, it.
Druulst.
8 North Main 8!. Tel. 62H.
Connection tor sit north and
south bound cars. can be made
at. our store.
i better Carrier W. 0. Merritt is en-
Joying a day’s vacation.
William Bouton is confined to his
home with a severe illness.
-—~Violets. at Byxbee the Fiorlst's.
Phone 690. Norwsik.
Rev. Patti Moore Straycr leaves to
day for Rochester after a visit here.
l.. H. Biglow. the well-known music
publisher. is seriously ill at his home
in Ridgciicld.
The condition of William it. Arnold
who is ill at his home in Cresent 'I’cr-
ruce, remains about the same.
Frederick Bedford has purchased 8 ' J f !
the Sooysmith property at (lrocns' drgtIIIIS At OSBIO f
Farms. lie to a son of E. 1‘, Bedford
the Standard Oil millionaire. Qiiinvcs, "Wk -------------------- 59"
***" . Onions, pet-k ..................... 250
A small summer cottage In Green's Unions, bushel ................... 9....
Farms. near the. Inn. has been rented mm“, A ’ “H, )(‘t'k
to R. .l. Hendricks. superintendent. for ‘ ~ ‘ Ill "'1 I
the Charles J. Varnoy (itiiiipuiiy. of honey Mimi’s. WNW“ --------- 1-31-19
New York. which line the contract for Your choice Pancake Flour,
tho erection of ii, $25,000 residence ftir 3 pncknécs _______________ ‘ ”£50
It‘l‘tldt‘l'Il'k IIl‘lIIOl'lI.
Governor Roberts.- has authorincd
the admission of Lia-[Jo Muisct-k, of
Clinton, to the School for Imbct-iios at
lukeviile. He has authorized the ad-
mlusion of I“I0l'(‘llt‘.t‘ Bush band (‘Inr-
ent-e Andrews. oi‘ \‘l'uterbury. to the
Home for incurables at Newington,
Joseloff,
NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. sou.
within the past. iwoyenrs, has purchas-
ed 25.000 Stearns d: Foster Cotton
Felt Mattresses. for use in its army
posts throughout America and the
Philippines.
The Stearns in Foster Oot‘on Felt
Mattress is guaranteed.
After sixty days' trial. If tr... tress is
not entirely satisfactory. your money
will be refunded.
librjfillo by
F. A. MITC ,, ,
Open Evenihpi till ' .illfi ck.
3 and 5 Wait at. orwai ‘. Conn.
. “labels—2..
L‘— 1 r ‘
When you're broke the girls are shy.
'l‘hey turn and fly as you come nigh.
Bruce up old man, show some pluck;
’l‘uke Rocky Mountain Ten; 'twill
change your hick.
I’lulsted's Drug Store.
City Clerk Joseph R. Taylor gives
u Seymour street. and also on the east
i
‘hambor. in Haviland street, Monday.
notice in another column today that it
IR proposed to establish a building line
ide of Elm‘ivood avenue. and that a
caring will be held in the Council
November 19. at 8 o'clock.
the unions... peanut '
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K . .' ' .
SochAgcnts
ms North Main st.
”Th3 ivr
Battlers and Shippers
of
MOHAWK GINGER
ALE
Mohawk Spring Water
Mohawk Club Soda
Mohawk Sarssparilla
Mohawk Birch Boer
Mohawk Nervo
IIIHIuwIi Spiny litter DH.
ANNUAL
Entertainment. Bazaar and
Dance
CATHOLIC UNION COUNCIL. K. of C.
AND CATHOLIC CLUB,
AT CLUB HOUSE. 22 WEST AVE.
FRIDAY, SATURDAY. MONDAY AND
TUESDAY EVENINGS.
NOV: 9. 10. 12, 13.
Tickets, 15¢.
ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM
CHANGED‘EACH EVENING.
..... i. .. .4- M
Dramatic Recital
the County Chairman,
Lookwood’s Hall,
Monday. November i2. l906,
UNDER 'AUSPICEB OF
Town Teachers’ Association.
Tickets. 35ots.
V ._. .__....___‘...
i Lady Jennings lodge. Shepherds of
Bethlehem. held a regular meeting. last
right. and initiated two candidates. as
ell as decorated Rod Men's Hall for
he necktie and handkerchief social
0 be held tomorrow night.
The suit of Ford l-inycs against Alt
bcrt 'i‘. and Minot Saunders is on trial
IlllilIIl today before Judge Howard J.
(‘urtis in the Court of Common Pleas.
Attorney John J. Walsh iipptutrs for
Hayes and Attorney John Keogh for
Huntidt‘rs.
GUNS AND
AMMUNITION
A full assortment of single and
double guns from five dollars tip. Also
a fine line of Iiumiuorlcss guns from
fifteen eevcntydivc up.
Rifles and revolvers from twolilty
int i’_ lloyi, of Derby, son of i. M
.lonl, of Smith Norwulk, was elected
one of the representatives of the town
of Derby to tltt- next Legislature. at
the clot-lion bold Tlit‘iiilll)’. hlr. iloyt
run on the Democratic ticket and tie-
rurctl tlu- blunt-st vote of any of the
four candidates on either the Demo»
t'i'iIIIt' or Republican ballots. The Dem-
ocrats. who uncured practically all the
odious in the contest. had a. rulebra
lion tutor. and .Ilil’llliil .i. fiwumtcy. in
addressing the voters. said he was triad
they had tiIt‘t'It'tI such a young man its
Mr. Hoyt for their representative. bv
nation In- know that Mr, Hoyt would
look after the lair-runny of Derby poor
pic at all times while In liurtford.
up.
A fresh lot of ammunition
gauges and caliber: t
Repairing lions.
Gail M
NOI'WiiIIl Hardware (30.
1g“? Main St
urns ,
WEATHER
will noon bu hero~iltiblo to
room any hour. You will need
In all
ti. P. Anderson. l“. .l. llurdon. W.
lluiplu. F. E. Williams, K. ll. Clarke. P.
liter. A. Wleltlnk. Thomas McGtthln.
Mr. and Mrs. D. it. (lotustoolt. ii. it.
Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Elm,
Mr. and Mrs. W. M, Finisher. New
York: H. J. Eben. Now Hlvon: w. J.
llowc. W. A. Holman. H. B. Oltvfn'. i-l.
ll. Foster, Jitmen II. Duo, 8. 0. Warren.
Joesph A. limit. lloaton: Mr. and Mr».
I), p, chlt. phuumvhm .H. n, heavlor clotiiiunmuu overcoat.
"Ulltin.,'|‘itrl‘inliiotil ill, romm the We prepared months «no for
volt: ititumt Conroy. ilroeltum: ti. ' . .1 ‘
Jehnmui, Ilnrtiord; I. Allin. Yonkers: mm mm “an?”
Kira. M. ii; Past. indict/omit W. '(3. Rollo. BENJAMIN
ewburx . . l'.; W. ll. fluid. Mitiv ‘
dlntown; 1.. iii ilurdirk, Albany: Mr. ovskoon'rs
and Mrs. It, I. Ilnrton. lirldaepnrt. . ,
wort1 guest at the Hotel Clifford. cannot b0 ”"0”" for
“ 7*“. --- . STYLE. APPEARNCE. sen.
. uuv rrw- vn litl'Il‘t', low profit ty
tt.~l’ublius.t~lyrus. V'OE‘
”2.00 To $80.00.
a...
Send Your Children
it nor cannot come
upon "and”. Wodnondoy.
and later-day mama
8T. JOSEPH'S FAIR,
MUSIC HALL.
TEN NIGHTB BEGINNING OCT. 26.
Entertainment and Dancing
Every Night.
FRIDAY. Nov. 7.
RICHARD ROSSMAN, exhibition of
magic and Yancy card tricks.
The successful farce. FREEZING A
MOTHER-iN-LAW.
FREE DANCING. a To 12.
L-..........,.._... -._....._. .. ...... .
HOYT'S THEATRE
ENTIRE WEEK OF NOV. 5TH.
”tit—Vuh—zoth.
BENNETT MOULTON co.
In Repertoire.
EVENINGO.
Thursday-3Tb. Bolts of Virginia.
Friday—Shipwrecked.
Saturday-Tho Working Girl.
MATINEIB.
Thursday—Faust.
,Fridny—A Cow Boy's Romance.
Saturday—saved From Dhsmo.
OUR VAUDIVILLI.
The Osmornpuph. taint moving plo-
titres.
Frank Iyron. in monologue.
Latest Donal. buttilfuil illustrated.
Estelle Piunkm. cdme tonne.
Our Vaudeville Feature. JONES and
BUTTON. promoters of high class com-
edy.
Monday. Ladloa' Niobi. 200 but re-
served mt- nt the.
nov'r's THEATRE
TUEQDAV. NOV. 13. .
EDWARD HARRIOAN
And His Own Company
In
OLD iLAVINDIII
Prion tt..t.c...i.‘a_y...o. Millie.“
fijg- it. I}? I"‘I‘$’*Iar92:til‘“ ‘5
“or “ i» “
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l
w H. “in Ii
antisave moneu. " AM“ I
"wt. . - choral:
Phillie Mattel 1... p3,... fl
” ””7“ W "Wt W
moon
for’thc Norwslks. ' .
II. J. Collins 9% Co.
. this part. of the state this summer. 11
.dog to die of the disease was a valun~
“no" Tickets. 35c.‘ bio setter. owned by Charles C. (lootb
Miss Gaylenola McGlaran.‘
t. W‘s. -
”t
w... n... ..
South Norwalk. Conn.
rings.
Iioitlcrk and Ship-
pers of
MOHAWK LITHIA
SPRING WATER
Plain and Sparkling
DOGE DIE OF RABIES IN
HARTFORD.
SEVERAL
Violent Increue‘ln Epidemic During
Past Eleven Days-Public
Warned.
IlAIl'i‘Ftllti). Nov. 8.—"AH tho result,
of an increase in the epidemic of rub-
loe or hydrophobia which has been in
dogs have died in Hartford and vicinlv
vty in the past ten days. and the death
iol‘ many more Is probable. The last
lrlrh. A veterinarian was first called
lin by Mr. Goodrich last Thursday and
'though the dog was put where he
could do no harm, its owner could
not be entirely convinced that it was
,suffcrlng from the disease. it was be-
lieved that the dog had been bitten
28 days previous to that time. The
majority of the cases of rabies in this
locality have developed in 21 days.
though sortie cases had not developed
until seven days later. it is believed
that a number of dogs in the city were
bitten at the same time as was Mr.
Goodrich's. for several cases have been
reported which began at that time.
The veterinarians say that the city is
to be congratulated upon the fact that
all but twu of the recent cases have
been what is known as dumb rabies In
which paralysis prevents the animal
from biting. The disease has been
spread by dogs having violent. rabies
wandering about the city snapping at
other dogs. until either driven away
or shot. As weather conditions have
no effect upon the disease. unless these
want-tiring core are killed by the per.
sons who see them bitinx other dogs
or III‘i‘ hold until the police are null-
ilrd, the epidemic will be of uncertain
durulioii. The veteriiiui'les say that
if persons who know ol‘ sut‘li dogs
would soo that IIit-y Wt'l'tl taken care
of, the trouble would doubtless soon
plop. No roportn Intro _\‘t-l (‘tllllt‘ of
any pooplt‘ having Iil‘t‘li bitten by IIli‘SU
IIIiItI Klimt-i.
Minty of the ratios which have come.
to light buvo bot-n discovered by the
votorlnurles to whom the tings have
been taken bcrnup of acting ill. As
nmm as it is made sure timt tho atti-
inul has the disease there in no use of
allowing It to live longer. In fact. its
lilo In it positive menace to all uni-
nmis and persons. There is no cure
for hydrophobia after the disease has
begun to show Itself, but the Pasteur
treatment. if taken within twu weekly
after the bite. will prevent the devel-
opment of the disease. Unless they are
exceedingly valuable this treatment lit
never given to animals. us it costs tit
least 3250. it to almost a sure cure.
howover. the proportion of deaths
when the treatment is taken at. the
proper time. not bolus: more than i
in 3,000.
CHRYOANTHIMUM SHOW OPENS.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 8.——'I‘ho not
loud chryunlhetnum show of the Unit-
oti Staten Ihnartnient of Agricultural
opened here today. The exhibition
will remain open for a week. The ion.
turn of the «bow in tho grout variety
of potupotus. They are «or «limit-uni
aim-n and in whit.~ null \urimut Hillitlt‘ti
of pink. yellow null rml,
ODEIIOA AOITATORO OINTINCED.
OHM-ISA. Nov. ti.m~'I'Iio Cotlrtmut‘llul
which has been trying the agitators
indicted for inuilgntlng it revolt of the
garrison of Odessa Ilillt m-ntont-c-d them
today. 'l‘wo ot theta. limit and Polit-
aovnky. were condemned to the trans-
lorted to tvllllerio and eight, others to
I prlnoumcnt at hard labor for from
four to eight years. ‘
w ,
Would no to tho “HOUR-DGHDIY
lmpronsed by an address Wen at
Brlcht.‘ ill” the lioniioti Tr tidbit. on
the evils emulsions. I. your: tritium
(Wire and solution. that,innrnlnt,,he
had. had a present. 01,100 at If" oils
or them he had smokedLbut a new
(intermitted to an inning and throw the
rent Into thyt fire ‘l‘hereupo it Hit
tint. tnIilIllIEI‘ arose and «a ill-t it
meant to scrotupuny his rays-read
brother.
W
in Tokic every Within our: on
his hack an inscription telling his
true Mitt lily country». A ‘
hie, gait. ' liable ‘
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mailings-W“ Aer i”. not CI}; p '
.sourn nonwat'x's onsets 7
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"AGENT FOR M
‘ .Mnnrou'warrnkns.
W,‘
And time for it. too. We shall makctliis an Undechar occasion
of such importance that you can ill afford to pass itby. Goodyclca‘n.
honest. dependable lots these. Pleasure to buy them; pleasure to
w ‘ar thcni. knowing,r that they are in every way right.
Women's Heavy biracial Vests and Pants in all sizes. 25c.
Women’s Extra Heavy Mecca-lined Vests and Pants. special
value at 29c each.
Women's Jersey Ribbed i’lccco-Iiucd Vests and Pants. merino
Iiuisb. non-shrinking: Vests silk embroidery and silk ribbon Crim-
illL‘tI : the very best garment at the price: sizes 4, 5 and 6, at 5m.
Women‘s Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants, the same quality as
above in extra sizes 7, 8 anti 9. at 59c.
Women's “Forest Mills" Wool Vests and Pants in white, nat~
oral and scarlet, 75c. $1.00. $1.25 and $1.50 each. ‘
Boys‘ Fine I'Ienvy Weight It‘let‘cc-Iiucd Shirts and Drawers, a.
complete .line‘of sizc5,.ali new goods. at use each.
Men's Superior Quality Fleece-lined Shirts and Dramas; Shirts
single or double breasted, at 50c each.
Men's All Wool Shirts and Drawers
from; prices range from 750 to $r.50.‘ v
83-85 Washingto' unmet. ~‘
”6675? A N D" worm
e. ‘ , AOLN'rsijridrt f. ‘L‘
Bowkor's Fertilizers..- j
B. Hershfieldd: Son.
u: wanna smut!" """x 8“-
LININGS. 4'"
LININGS ARE A THING THAT GO WITHOUT SAYING—EVERY ONE
HAS TO HAVE THEMr BUT ONCE IN A WHILE IT is WORTH WHILE
SAYING THAT IT IS ONLY THE BEST THAT GIVE SATISFACTION. IF
YOU BUY HERE YOU ARE SURE OF GETTING THE BEST. ’
N. E. RYAN 8: CO.
86 Washington St. So. Norw‘alk.
, big assortment to choose
Telephone 474.
y .
The largest stock of Hosiery,.Under-
wear, Gloves, Comfortables, Out-
ing Flannels, and General
Dry Goods, is to be found
, M. 8 SMITH! a commune
itawwii‘smng'tonsugetn; ’ v South Noivulk
‘k
\
It. In the bout mined and docs not
rust you any more.
the Harris & liens to.
ill} WATER B'l‘.. i-‘vOU'l‘ll NORWALK. ' :3
Phone 690, ' .
., 4......J:
.» Cement.
" Gravel; ., .. .
“fr fitmeW-alka than.
611W ’ Mttpavi'fié,
‘uqi
Generator
. ,, Bl
i‘j;.°“"b“
11
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r
on Woodrow Wlintm. the [president
oi‘ Princeton. won aattnlonnrdow li‘
shady lune one day In the united”?
IIlI‘IlrIlt‘l‘ lutdwln was continually lieu
inn v blind of intent by it large black
tomes: belonging to it next door urinh.
bur. r‘lnttliy IIIM tompor not the bent
of him. and be poisoned the rut:
'I‘ho eni‘u tiwnm‘, the next morning.
found his three black out lying dead
IlIt‘IOt't' his door. iln know at. ours who
had done the killing. and with a low
bitter oath he took tho tIt’liiiI cut up by
the. tail and wont indoors.
liutrhor budwln had happened to ad-
vertins for the week a markdown rode
on sausage. That night "It! ithop was
througed with sausage buyout.
Suddenly. when the crowd watt
thickest. the outraged neighbor elbow.
nd his way‘ through the people and
threw upon the chopping block the
dead hotly of the huge black cat.
"'l'hertt‘ you are. Mr.,i.tltims.f‘ be
mild. "That makes thirty-live. i‘il.
bring the fifteen others when you're
tuur when he met a tall.whltiidlpm'
youth. 'I‘lila youth hull Jiliil honour; ;
imtmi. , lie was very poor nud"vll‘ '
intelligent. to all his coarser-“ho Iii!”
idiom hunt)”. and in sthieticamiltil ‘
must. honors had been hill. ‘1. all,
smith." mild or. Wilson. "dime lg
laid. oh 7" "You. sir." sttid the till
manemllhut nnttbititthhig. “Au note.”
what am- you going to do!" ”if:
know yeiyair. l have, but two 9‘
know yet air. I be u had in 1‘,
"'I‘wu? Woudoriuii ‘ "‘Yluir airtqtlIi
In from a scientific lldcloi’fi‘oflmul Illa
a necreiurynhlp at five tlulllrthW
and the other In from a baseball-i
attic. ulterior, not It live recruit» %
to pitch at libiloo it titllIIOIIi'f G .
I . . 7 ..
(love im- Awny.~ltm 'i‘it '
Johnson itudtdt was being marginal;
the fourth than in the little, .
t‘ltili't'h in which aim IliliI bandit-s, w
The» ceremony was proud in: Milli“?
balding": until the min our aim:
_ a y . ,_ . ,1,
' ' . nit-ea this woman tot lam" ;~
to his wife?" It ..
Add a. voice awn-z hack, in the
impurity replied. "l ”thrill? do"?
not so busy,"
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A fortune teller told it also fortune
to to young man and ‘lh.’ “will; be
lurid.
"Whit?" exclaimed the youth “new
is it that you Who understand all that -
den thin.” did not know that i have
not. even a rent in my possessioni"~
lat Ecflcciapmleri,
Norwalk Chronicler