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. COMPANY,
'6 North Main Street.
HARRY GOODWIN. Manager.
COMPENSATION.
The saddest word .l‘vo. ovor hoard
is just good-by,
Tho saddest. act, with littio tact.
is just a cry.
But. lovors, of course. must part. you
know.
And tho world around
must. go.
And loaros tlloln llottorwso think i.
For just gootl-l,l_\‘-—~lill(l just it or).
and around
The ginddosi sound, so l'll bo bound.
Is just a kiss;
'l‘llo gluddost thing, so pools sing
is just a miss.
llut lovol‘s. of course. must. moot. you
know.
And the world
must go,
And tho lovor will live for a while in
bliss.
With just a kiss~llud just a miss.
around and around
Ayo. iovors will part and moot. you
know
And tho world
must go.
With its just gooli'lly nlld its just a
CI‘)’.
With its Just a, kiss and its. just a
miss.
lllllil ovor and oror and ovor ulwal‘
~-li(’ll llurcll in Chicago Rot-ord-
iiol'aid.
A MEMORY.
Last. night as i ionrnoli from llly win—
dow,
iiigh ovor the dal‘kling stroct,
A song canlo floating upward,
lirokon and incomplete.
around and around
’l‘llo worth; woro lost in tho chasm,
Whoro irai‘l’io rumblod and l-onl-oll—~-
it was only tllo nloiody vouched mo.
lot. it liit‘l‘t‘t'd my soul like a sword.
What was it? God, i know not:
i stood with my lips apart.
Whilo it. slipi's like sands osotlpiui:
From tho iroublod grasp of my heart.‘
What. sorrow. dead and i‘orgotton,
liuuntod the vagrant. strum;
Wo bury such things, like paupcl‘s.
ill tho potior's fluid or pain,
Whnt dolionto wraith of passion.
What ghost of tho yostor yours»-
'l‘wus somothing as swoot us Itissos.
Smoothing as sad on tours.
liislnll only to vanish.
iilli’liinlg. yot halt rovnalod.
As a puns of flesh may toll us
Whoro ll wound has long slow honi-
od.
-—-Urlll ll. Sloin ill St. Louis Tllnos.
lN THE CANEBRAKES.
Hours and still olllvr hours iilt‘i't'. ho
And no doubt illoro ili't' Ntllllt‘ that,
would,
H w rould llii virtuos son.
iln rolllwd on good.
.\lld t'I'i’illlil thorn nro olllors which
With u'll‘lsdlin‘su null nrood ill‘o mull.
illlal which all lilo dolls lltliy lliit‘dlr'“
For illl‘l‘ lll'i‘ bud.
\
“le llf- illiat’ nil lotlnlllul‘ liwoll
ilild’ oust: .vt-n with ilw hold in.
tollill
How Will hit-i rollliy riflo loll
'l‘llo tilt't‘orollvo'}
lllliillllltlnlilrt .‘tku.
EVDII ll Hiflilliy tll'lliltl‘t‘ is not to bo-
rolno unstoudy.
othl‘iiliiniillliy you lilool ii nt'rson who
in too truthful to ho pollill.
W
Mllko tho mold of yoursoll or othol‘s
will liltiki’ tho most of you.
“wow“. ‘2. . . ”M . m” Mo...»
‘ Wot-ks. . Mrs. tipllllldlng was‘eightyono
, man of his church and community.
NANCY 'P. SPAULDING.
I L Mrs .Nanoy PM Bunnitiinmzwidow oi’.
‘ “the lots John, Spawning, tdl ll at ‘llor
homo, Sunday morning, tho 2 ill. at. it ‘
o’clock, ultcr an ilinoss ol' olnvon
years at age and waslborn in (insulin
Society (Lebanon) in which town ulna
lived dither lite except three years
which she spent in Manson. Moss.
Mrs. Spaniding was the donghtor of
Captain John Randall, an Intlncntlal
Mrs. Spouldlng was married about
sixty years ago and survived hor hus-
band only ten wouks. in early lil‘o
abs united with the (Million Congro-
national tlhnl'oh and lator, the Exotor
Congrogntional Church. where silo
was it ‘i'iiliiiflii molnber and attendant.
liltil tho iniirlllitios of and provontod.
Silo. was a kind nolghbor and will no
‘nlssod ill tho cmnmnuity and family
:il'clo. Silo louvos two daughters. M rs.
t. (.3. Williams and Mrs. ll‘rod Stark.
ind. two sons. lnlthor Spauldiug and
‘lwlghl Spanldinp‘. of South Norwnlk.
‘I‘horo am also six grundohiidroil. two
unwilling sislrrs and threw. broillors.
I‘unorai sorvicos wore hold 'l'nosday
ll’tornoou at. llor lalo homo, tho liov.
l. .1. Pork oiilciltliiin. 'i‘ho pail-hour»
lrs \voro llor two sons. Dwight and
guiltor Spaultiiug; thl sonsdn—iaw. A.
.‘.. Williams and il‘. ti. Stork. and twu
lopho‘ws, .l. Stark and .inlllos Randall.
l‘ilo burial was at tiosllon Cemetery.
'l‘ho iioral tributos woro humorous and
halllistlliie.—-Nt)l'\\’lcli Woollly liullo-
tin. _
ROYAL LACY RAYMOND. JR.
'i‘ho. death of Royal Lacy Raymond.
ll‘.. oocurrod Saturday t‘i't‘llliig at »7
o'clock. ilooousod was lilo. only son
of Mr. and Mrs.dioyal i.. llllylllond.
and was st'volllooll yours oi‘ ago.
llolllh was duo to boom. trouble. 'l‘llo
t'ullol'al will ho hold from tho ilitu
rosldolloo. No. it Hold)" sit-vol. Wod-
nl-sday ul’lornoou at 2:30 o'clock. liov.
Saul (l. (lurtioo, pastor of lilo li‘irsl
Mt‘iiltltilh‘i lllpisoopul (illuroh. will of-
iicial.o. ’l‘ilo ilitorlllonl will ho ill lilv~
ol'sido colllotol‘y.
ll‘l‘NlCitAi. Oll‘ ALEXANDER
hi'lMAN.
’i‘llo l't‘llliliilH oi' Aloxulltlor Mth’llll.
who diodx ill lilo wosl. arl‘ivod horo
this inorllinn‘. and tho. t‘unorul was
hold from tho homo oi his sislor, Mrs.
Loisio (hullhio, ill Sozlviow avonuo. at
2:;i0 today. liov. It. A. l.. Stititlm‘ oll
iloliliod.
MRS. lliCl.lll.\' SilitlittllAN.
'i‘llo (loath of Mrs. iiololl Siltvritlltn.
widow of tho into William Siloridnu.
ooollrrod yosiol‘day :lt llt‘l‘ homo. 5:1
Fairllold avonuo. ai‘iol' a short illlu-ss.
'I‘ho l‘ulloral will ho, hold on \\'otlnos‘
(illy lnorllilln at. 0 o'clock from St. .io-
sopll's Church. ’l‘ho liiit'l‘liit‘lli. will
llo in St. Mary‘s t‘lolllolol‘y.
(lllltllitili W. .li~lN.\‘lN(iS.
(ioorllo Washington .ll-nnlnps, :l‘li'ti
l‘orty yours, tliod yt-slordlly at. tho rt-
sidout'o of his falhor, William A. Joll-
nillgs. at 10 South Union avoouo. 'l'llt
doroasoli is survived by n widow. l~‘un
oral sorvicvs will ho hold \Vi‘tliltititlil)‘
ltt'loi'iloon and lilo Rov. llr. Saul 0. (‘ur
ilt‘t‘, pastor of tho South Norwlllh Ml-
tholilst Church. will Oillt‘iilit‘. limit a
hiltll‘l limo ago Mr. .iollilnls was pm
prioior ol' :1 holol in .\'o\\' liln'vn,
i’i'Nla‘liAi. (no it‘. I'I. til'iN'i'Aiiil.
l ’l‘ho i‘ullorlll oi' illt‘ till- ii'l‘llllt'lh i'I
'Quilllard. ot' Norwniit. was hold this
lli’il-l'lloon at 2:;l0 o‘l-lot‘k. irolu illt'
i‘t'Hillt‘lilll‘. of his dauphior. Mrs. |~Iu
ill-no. i.. lloyor. oi" liiii Main xll‘ool.
Norwnik. with whom llo rosillod. .lir.
lQllllliill'tl was ill his t‘iltilil'illlil your,
[in his younpor days. Mr. Quilllllrti was
uuo oi' Norwaik's loading citizons. and
won ill husluoss lloro. tor a grout illllll.‘
Iyonl's. Iio roilrod a uuulbor ol‘ tours
ago and for a your ball boon ill lli
ltonilh. ilo is survltotl by a widow
and lllroo (’itlitii‘l'il. Mrs. lloyl-r. liop-
rl-tlolllallvo Frodorlrk ii. Qllininrd
and (‘harlos A. Quilltartl. 'l‘llo illu-
oral sorrioos lilltl'ilfit‘l‘ilmill woro (‘uil'
durit'ti lly lilo Roy. (ll-limo ll. lilghol‘l
and intornloui i‘ollowl'd ill NtlrWilill
(ionioll‘ry,
. a”..- w W“...—
BROTHER'S DEEDS.
Kin you swim olonr norosnod ilul oriok
All‘ book again ull‘ no as quirk
As it you wnikod tll' brillgo an' thou
’t‘urumi ’l'onnd ult' wltlkcd right book
again?
i but you can’t, l but you‘d llol
Nobody ovor dollo it yot.
lint it' you but ~\ou wouldn‘t will <
My lll‘iillll‘l‘ kin.
Kill you do your lil‘iiiliilt'iiil
Without no sluto till‘ do it tllllt’li
All it you wroto it down. but “stroll
(ll' wl'llill' do it in your ill-all?
l hot you oun’l. l but you'd say
Nobody t'otlid do Nlllnfl that it'll."
ihlt il‘ )tiil lull you Wouldn‘t will
My llrotiu-r kin.
Itlu you climb on n Irv ‘lst by
Your innit un‘ nu fluid as
\\"on it ain't not a limb at all
it hold on to. l but you'll lull
liul‘oru you‘ro Iulli llnlt up llll‘ nay
Nobody could l-ltmb ll'oou that way.
llllt if you it“! you wouldn‘t will
My brotllvr kill.
lltlt’l‘
Kill you climb up our \t‘ilil'l'l-ljmttl,
’i‘o w‘oorn tho roof in nu‘ liliili out
l’tu‘ avail lh‘ shillulnn lill yollyvl
A hold lul‘ rlltnh right up not .
Cii‘lii’ on Mr ridm-l’ i but you'll nay
Nobody limit. so up that Why.
lint it you but you wouldn‘t will”
My brothor kin.
Ml. W. Foley in Now Yul-ll ’l‘innls.
.. o. “Among... N.wl...ouw....u WM..MM “w...“wfi...“
protect. the future. Four not con
r I r
The Man With a Big Shiary .
needs to mlvo on ii. systematic phln just as much all the Working lllttn.
Ho tools it a good deal morn if he has to out his ulyls of living. L
There are low men whose earning power door not. go down with age.
it you are earning big money now why not lay aside ten per cent. to
f [The South Norwaik Savings Bank
. um inoculating. or withdrawn
l. interact on savings paid hero.
M “out 86min. elm.
"l
‘ lief“
If?
Mllllil _ old Coming to New.
. York .
‘ (Contiiued From First: Page.
The limit rtation ot.’ sold is expected
to assume. largo pro orttons and will
aid grout! ; in provid ng lands for tho
banks. Ll]- to date tho engagements
for tumor amount to 350.0003100 by
tho Nuttoal titty Bank. $2,000,000 by
the Chanel annual Bank 81,500,000 by
Hotdcillno . Ickiohelmer and Componi’,
and $1.000l000 by the Hanover Nation.
at Bank. gbont $5,000,000 in gold pro-
bably wlillbc offered in the open mar-
kot in Lot don today. and it is hoped
that the oiled States will secure the
larger prol ortion of it.
Alneric a securities in London show-
od sharp ldvnncos at 1 p. in. today.
Amalgamated (loppor advanced 1%.
Atollison 2%, Union Put-lilo, 1% and
other shares were fractiouaiiy high-
or. La ard Freros engaged $1,500.-
000 in unit for import. from London to—
duy. Tllll nutkos $15,000,000 in gold
engaged or importation sirlro last
Friday.
Linus rll‘ doposiiors rolnninoll in
front of tillo. doors of tho Lincoln Trust
(".ompany‘nnd the Trust Company 01’
All‘lti'l‘itlit despite the heavy rain which
i'oll throughout, the night. 'l‘llo all-
night iintl at. tho Lincoln Trust Cour
pally nunlhorod eighty persons and
t'orly-i’lveworo waiting their turn at
tho Trust Company of Anlorlon.
’l‘llroo illorsons romalnod ill lino all
Night in front of the Riverside think.
a. small tltato institution at' Eighth
avenue alld 57th street. At 9 o'clock
tho line in from. of this bvik numbered
thirty-llvtl persons.
Ono or the most important, quostions
to ho. dotiidod by tho (lloltrlng lions?
today Willi wholhor or not to admit. the
trust companion to momlmrship in the
(lloaring .l‘louso and share. in the ad
vantage to ho dol'lvotl from tho privi~
logo. of insulin: (lit-.aritlt: liouso oorli—
i‘ioalos. 'T‘ho only opposition known to
have booth nludo to this pluu was has
od on tho fact that the trust compan-
ios nro rtrquirod by law to maintain a
rosorvo of only fifteen por PM” of
liloir doposits whilo tho National
banks am rl-qlllrod to hold a l‘t‘Sl‘l‘Vt‘
of twontyl’ivo per cent. Stililt‘. of tho
hilllkors oontond that this disparity ill
lolllll rosllrvo roqulromouts will give
lilo trust. companion all advanlugt‘
ovor tho hanks if tlloy Wol‘o utilnlttotl
to tho (lloarhul llollso and givon the
full support. of tho hunks.
'l‘llo ('tnii'lliclloo t‘oli lloro ill lilo nour-
rnl soulllllnoss of tho i‘inllnoial situaiion
in lilo ilntoti Stilton was i'urthl-l‘ ovi-
donood lit lilo oponiug of tho. stock
oxohauilo this morning wllon Alnorl
run Rails roso 2 to 3 points ovor pur-
ity on ll i‘nir amount or llllsinoss, 'l‘ho
oorttlilliy of ti drain of gold from ill‘l‘f‘
to Now Yolk, llowovol', ul’t'ooiod (‘olh
suit; and (ltllor trill tiligoll sot-uritiofi.
Disooilllllt‘v rolnlllnvd wry firm and the
tours ol‘ dour monoy promptod tho not
thought that lilt' ‘iiallk of
but lilo nlmonoo ol‘ all ndvanoo at, noon
t‘llilst‘ti ll rvoovl-l‘y of Tl.
(‘oppol' sharos rnlod strong: on a sad.
doll illol'l'uso of ovol‘ iii‘it-t-ll dollars
por ion ill tho pl'lro of tho llll'illl.
'i'hv utorll nlarkoi oponod lllghol‘.
('lllutlli l and Nol‘tllorn l‘uoiiio 1.
oil at tho opolllnn‘.
ill lhr lulu-livo ohms sold at lloolinos.
roulninoll :l sloutly one. 'i‘lw i.lllt'llill
lly oi' .Aillt‘i‘lt‘il opouoll for
this morning as usual.
waitinlz dopositors wot'o lulloil‘snlailol
than at. tho tilli‘ilillfi hour of Saturday
worn llll iillo.
Additions to tho sillll'p
woro llllluio whon nloro stocks
1i. (“trout Northoru ()ro Corilllotltos and
Manhattan 21o. uud National Loud and
lollol‘lli Eiortrio 2. 'l‘horo woro islo-
i'ltil‘ll dot'lillol-i on single solos ill lilo
lnnotlvll list. Anlol'ion'n Agricultural
l‘houlitllli ptd. soiling ntf‘a doollno of
7’5. and Pacific Coast 4%. 'i‘horo. was
wry slight uriivlty ill the market.
’i‘ho loan committee of the Clearing
liouso otmporntod today with
ntomimlra ol‘ the Clearing House in tho
lssuantle oi Clearing House certificates
us thrill woro roonlrod.
Dt‘ililimitlilt'flfl roporllvd by the books
at tho Clearing lioltso today worn
lilorll licxcllllnso at a pivoting of tho
iloarli ol' iiirootors this morning. it
in tho ‘llolioi‘ ill solno lllifll'itll‘fl that. tho
l-ltolutlltto will rl-lnuill l-losml through-
out tho wook.
Midi» from tho nusponsion of tho
oxt'ltullill‘o thorn Iii nolilluu olso worthy
of intuition ill tho lllt'iil financial Hilllii'
lion. 1
id’l‘ll‘ld‘l ROCK. Ark Octobor till»
Not duo of tho proliidouls of the hit.-
llo [Wilt banks in tho (llollrllm ilousu
'Alllioolrulioo whim llnkvd today as to
tho tililsnctlll dinhtrhnnoo in Little
Wick: and tho state. oxprtmuod any
to urn of rolulltu. .
litlil DON, (lot. 3“.“‘Tilt‘. United
i‘lihlo smeared all tho hour llold oftor»
till tolilly in tho nlarllol. totullimt near»
iy dill 00,000. 'i‘ho prion paid
tiltihii. This to tilt. coma higher than
previous qnoluttous. indicating lilo
kitt'iillliiii or the rompotllion. iiotll i'to
rilluinll London big llglilnst tho United
thins.
Pit iVihlcNClili. ii. i.. Oct. mum
the hour or opening today thorn Wan
lions in this city would ho normal tut
tiny. ii relations to the beginning ol hind»
no» orhlynimre Will! no ovidooco that
uuyo tho hilt‘illg institutions would be
cubic too to an unusual another of
u
m lANAiiOidS. Ont. 28.~Fort
Way: lmfl inluyetlo imnkora last
night douitied to issue Clearing House
cam and to require notice for
marina withdrawals.
DUTCH, Ont. malts precaution»
assure against the withdrawal of
or train circulation and not
of any
attire .
hm
lint: ol' tlillnsols which t-arly in tho day
(li‘l‘llilt‘ll’ 5-10 ill sumo quartorsl it was
Hilglilllli't"
rim» oi‘ discount mllzllt ho l-uisoti today,
.-\invrirllll Sluoltiun roso 2 points. Al»
V'ory light trltllsuolions \voro rooord
Sumo of tho socks
Muslin-as (‘illilo almost, to a standstill
illll‘i' :1 low lllinulos. illlt tho lnarkoi
'l‘l'usl thunpauy and lilo 'i‘rust, (ltlilllllt‘
lulsiuoss
’i‘ho ”llt'S of
.~\t tllo liltior institution fifty [it‘l‘ritiils
Al lilo Not-thorn llllnk. ll slain insti-
tution all tillli Broadway; illi’l‘t‘ woro six-
ty portions in lino at. tho oponinll hour.
advnnoos
worn
it'lldod in. but tho gonorul two) of ”it“
oriivo list did not oxiollli its ndvnnt-o.
St. Louis Soutllwoslorn pill. roso 4‘4.
lllitulis Contra] and (lonsolidutod (ins
tho
allulll Itlld tho llolilllorul ottorod in it 45 n lunny Jokc.
piodno oi‘ cortiiicntos was ucuoraliy
“i‘i'i'im'rl’w' it's hardly right that l should work.
i’l’l"'8iitm(l. Pa. October 2R.w~ll no...“ in the dry goods atoro
was tilpoidod not in upon tho Pillsbury: Whoa for my writings i could draw
Willi
ovary imilrluiou that blunting (lfliltii‘
extraordinary icon! nu» ma.
Sioux City Glenn-in House Association
last night. decide to is‘suo Clearing
House certification. ‘ '
usually. the Boston Clearing House All.
oooiation today docided to lsuuo 0198:"
lug Houuo loan certificates hearing
interest. at 7.3 per cont. The high
rate or interest; ,is for the purpose of
retiring tho certificates at thopnrliest
possible date. The new rate is six
per cent.
The loan committee of, the Clear»
ins House will pass upon collateral
and worms the issue oi! tho certifi-
cates at. 76» per cent or the market you
ion of the securities.
Leading banking omciais declared
. today that the adoption of tho‘ Clearing
House certificates for the settlement
oi.’ bunk balances was solely as a pre-
caution against wholesale withdrawal
of money by persons desiring to hoard
it or take advantage ot,hlgh currency
rates in other cities.
The last time this method of bank
uottlomont was adopted in Boston W08
ill 1803. beginning on June 26, reach—
ing its height on August 29, when $il.-
445,000 woré‘ outstanding, and ending
on Oct. 20 of tho same year. .
(liliCAth, Oct..28.-ln order that.
UlliMliOile oi‘ ovory dopositor may ho
snl’oguorded, local banks today will go
largely on a. checking basis. 'i‘hrougil
the enforcement of the ruin requiring
ll. notice of from 30 to 40 days on the
withdrawal of savings, the money of
small depositors will be held intact
until the llurry is over.
LONDON. Oct. 2S.~—~'i‘he Standard
this morning observes that. the crisis
.in New York is only a. striking exnnr
pie oi the complaint common in almost
every financial center, namely the
growth or demands upon capital.
whether arising from wastoago in
trade or spcoulntlon, out of oil propor-
tion to the supply. The paper adds
that while tho situation was angrily-at~
od by an oxcoss of speculation it must
always be l‘ti'liit‘lllbt‘l‘t’il that it. had for
a. basis roal prospority.
(TING/tilt), Oct. 28.~~All of tho grain
lllllrkois broilo llonvily at. lilo oponing
today. tho oxtromo doolino ill wllollt
showing a slump of about. four oonts.
'i‘ho ohiot‘ reason for the decline was
tho. financial condition in Now York.
which induood ll strong llollrish fool
lug on tho looul oxchnngo.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okln:. Oct. 28.—
l‘lvol‘y blink ill Oklahoma City romain-
od olom‘ld today in acmmianco with
orders issuod by 'l‘orriiorinl Governor
li‘l‘antz. It is undorstmd that tho or-
dol‘ lliiocts all national banks ill Okla-
homa and lndian 'l‘ot'l‘itory.
l)l‘i.l,7’l‘li, .\iinn.. (lot. 2S.-’l‘rading
ill ill'nill was suspondod by tho. llourd
of Truth» this morning owing to tho
molloy conditions. No solos wm-v
made ill oithor rush or grain or lilo
options. although the trading: room
was opon and tho lnonlhors woro on
tho iloor. llllsinoss will not bo rosuln-
od llnlil odndiiions improve. Country
oiovotol‘s nro Doing advlsod not to
buy grain.
AKRON, 0.. ill-lobor till.»'l‘ilo Dollar
Savings llltnk has boon (‘losod by order
of lilo diroolors until after tho funeral
oi‘ il‘rod A. Roron. lilo (load oushiot‘. ill
llll‘ illoanlimt- a further investigation
of his accounts is going on. and a
nlovomont is also on foot to have tho
mlwr banks of lilo city take this in-
stitution ovor. 'l‘llo, t‘loaring liollso
Assosiution of the city is holding n
lllootiug today llnd will itllllilllll(‘(‘ at
policy ill rot‘oronoo to tho savings ar-
ooullts of tho oily.
Corollor l‘iavitison nunonnood today
that ho had liooidod that. Roroil had
mnlnlltlod suioido, lhoro luring unth-
ing to silbslantilllo lilo llllli‘tlt‘i‘ thoory.
lloroll klllod lllmsoii’ into Sunday
:litorlloon \vhon aiont‘ in his houso. llo
‘ was slain lrcnsuror ot‘ the litgh Court
of Fol'osit‘l‘fi.
' KANSAS (‘l'l‘YDoL 2S.-'l‘llo Bunk-
t-rs’ 'i‘rust Colllplllly, with dopostls oi
snitofidd, oiosod at. luzll'l loduy. Cash
ior .l. (‘1. Hughes said that. tho bank
had doridod to close tmnporllrlly ho
onuso tho tllonrinl: l-louso Association
iliitl rolusoll to extend to it the privi—
logos of issuing Clonrlng Houso Cor-
tifirutt-s. ul‘ulltod tho thirty olhor load-
ing banks horo.
liA’l‘l‘i. Mia‘- Dot, 28.«~Thn Built
Trust Company. :1 small hank control-
lod by (“hurled W. Moral». of Now York,
olosod its doors today on the rosult
of ii withdrawal of dopllsitli. Stair
llllnk Exnlulnor W. D. Skipton immedi-
uioiy took charge. President W. 1i.
Mnussdon stutoll tho susponslou or
llllliillt‘iiii was duo to lack of currolurl'.
'1‘)... capital is $100,000 and amount
of doposits 8500.000.
FULL MANY A FLOWER. ETC
“\Vht'l'r‘ is the colic editor?"
(lont'ldingiy anpokc;
l‘Vo smoothing he'll be glad to soo.
'l‘wo hlllnlrod hours or moro.
And sumo poor sootly chap lilo» you.
Who two-m lo nood it bad
(iould no down whore i now] to work.
And not tho loll i had.
Now 'ilnlrn null prelim-ll to laugh
And you shall hour my ioko
lillt promlm- to rostraln yoursolt
'tlr vino you'll sllroiy choke.
ii‘ 'phono wlros only hollow worn,
Winn would wo most. moonlit?
(lonnocl. loo with tho hrowory—w
Buy. ain‘t. it Just the host?
8o whorr‘u tho comic ndilor'l
Wind! You ,yoursolt ill-o ho?
'l‘lloo llilt‘li, buck, back to the dry good?
sioro_
This is no place for too.
“’“Kimhim City 'l‘lluclt
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Oilch it wonllni nllstlliloll
in a man for bruvory.
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'l‘oo mill-ll credit is more tilingoroul
than too much money.
lll‘llilloiil
W
Just no it to pin the limo]! boy illicit
n’i care what kind it is. _
W
A wunluu is bound to have hot wuy
area if it in a roundabout way.
kw‘W-‘a mow-
_. Beware of looking at lilo. for at cant
View it is apt to become hatter look
ing.
‘And a girl whose face is her tor
smut: Cm. 19s.: Oct. sawmill” ‘
styles and most desirable fabrics.
MOHDELAINE.
HERRiNGPONE.
UNFiNiSHED WORSTED.
PLAID BROADCLOTH.
mm”
‘ . The N.
mm mm
nos. sand {GAZETTE BUILDING.
ewcst Things
IN .
'«IDRESS GOODS»
Every now fImCy or wonvo oitllor imported or domestic tlnds its place in our Dress Goods Department.
The promptnoss and satisfaction with which ovary donlluld has been met in this departme
porous business it has enjoyed w‘c evidences that we are always ready with a complete stock of the very latest
PRUNELLA.
TAFFETA CLOTH.
INVISIBLE. PLAIDS.
FRENCH .TWILLS.
NOVELTY STRIPES OR PLAIDS.
ii?
RY cocoa groan.
nt and the proo
l
READONA. l. “l
PANAMA. ,
POPLiNS. ' l
ARMURu-namoss. , J
All in the Newest Shades and at the Lowest Possible Prices.
TRISTRAM o HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
THAT ATTRACT
Trade are quality and price. You
will find the best goods here at
prices that are always
Read yesterday's Sentinel for full
quotations of our Annual Grocery
Sale.
lowest.
\
[nuislllsehil
GROCER.
72 North Main Street.
Tel. Call 698-2.
iiiiii
illlstlltlllllltlsllll?
Good Coal?
Coal that burns well?
Coal that heats well?
Coal that lasts well?
Coal that has little waste?
That's the kind We aim to sell!
That's the kind we’ll send you if we
get your order.
We are ready!
Are you!
ill this tall ill
tlllltéd Américan Opticians
m
HOVT'S THEATRE BLOCK.
Export Eye Spanish» in Attendance.
Hanna-8 l. m. to 8 p. lib; actor
day, 10 p. m.
Factory. 110 East 23rd Btu N. V.
Elltilii until his
The Reed Sr Voik
Electrical Co.
ALMOBT HUMAN
if). what am tho wild wavoa shying?
'l‘hoy wondt-r how .links can afford
The thirty per Wonk ho ill paying for a
sown by hints and his board.
they own that. young widow in pretty.
but where does shé got. her bleach?
Does she now: the and! sent from tho»
city. or buy it right hero on the
bunch. '
3’ what are the wild waves saying?
They my in a sin and 5 crime
than gnmo that Mlisli Flirty is playing,
oligaged to six men lit a timci
they or. that Tnntmo'n wife is home
not in; the floor, while he Still»
zieu and conical . ‘ .
in brief. tho wild waves do their talk-
in quite alter the monitor oi the
tune is seldom ublu‘to support a hiltr
worth that much.
H. Krieger & Go.
West Washington Street.
(1 lite leading Outfitters ill the Norwalks D-
Clothin "
~ ~ Sale
Going on at this store at
UNPRECEDENTE
LOW FIGURES.
Bring- Your Family and Clothe
Them frofnJ-Iead to Foot.
Open a. Qharge Account
and settle your bill
in Weekly Payments.
'i‘llw Chicano l’ost dotioriin-s tho sud
t-uuo ot‘ a woman who won waiting at.
tho "limits burn" for no l‘lrltlmioll two.
into our. 'l‘horo \vvl'o pioniy of Evans-
loll cars. but bur trllnuivl‘ ohoolt was
llooti only on tho avomlo lino, llnd silo
\vtls tit'it‘l'llliiil'li not to pay unoillor
taro.
’Al. lost. all night llnprmlnhou, niln
“will to a lolophono and radial up hol-
husband: Hiitl told him the aitnutioll
m—liliti no WVitliHiDli tlvollno ours sornr
ml to ho running, that it. was gutting
dark. and sho was afraid. What should
she do?
"laud. lulu: no Evolution our.” he run
lilo .
) “tint l sullii intro to only another
taro," silo oblcctnd.
"Well, what. of it? You don't want
to stay their do you?" .
“But‘i can’t." she said, and hesitat-
ed.
"Why not?" he asked. .
“iiscauuewbscunuo I haven't any
money. 1 Just. need my last dime in
the telephone to call you up."
And than she wondered at the laugh
which reached her ears over the wire.
WW
.il‘roo advice you get tit seldom
W
to Rs. .
. ~Pltttihurg Pout.L
H. KRIEGERK. co.
29-31 West. Washington Street.
i"
, «nonwowmummnnn
A bright lliri nukod to be absent
from Htlllitli lluli‘ ll day on tho ploll.
lhltl oolllllnny was coming. "it's at.
l‘rh-oll of my l'lttllrr'lt. null MM lhroo
lloyu.” said the girl. lulxtouuly: "and
llmlhor dooun'l hon how silo can do
without mo. inrrauun ihlliltl boys not
drondtully."
’l‘ho loalrillsr roirrrotl her to tho
priniml list or reasons which instilled
llnr lrlluolloe. and asked it‘ liot‘ 0mm
canto undor any or them.
"on. you, Mills Smith.“ said the girl,
ongorly. “it. oomoll undor this head";
and she pointed to the Word» “dometr
,lio limitation.“ ,
Want-nu \
When a man wants it tuko a nap
on the com stint“ dinner all alone, inn
stood or sitting jammed l in a corner
or it with ll. woman, it’ll a lgu they are
married-wallow York Pres .
culture it. man
Nearly livery social 1)
my hair: as
has costs him either
money.
a
A woman using too powder in him
ll mun drinking will: eyl Everybody:
kilowatt. ,. .
Being patient has i disadvantagou‘
and the littlest person he writer «or .
Thine own nonunion: the world.I
knoll. .WM film the m
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