.. and (Ir raluriblo chm. (I dfl
Y out; Doiiidn Ido wlyhmit them I] DIV:
“(I “(Siam {Enigma lilmo My ridlu‘entlon (Ind blI
' II III a "(MY (2'! '
mood Ilium l(to inlefioulimzt) ‘M “I“
(juror how mlflu’i'lfil Edwina (215% “8* 9I. gag?“
‘ . I bl lit. at. (l (I. l) G
,0), pr. y:..:.aa.o..i ii:
(I in k. be unuuluo tablet gtninpml 0 CL
(Mot! to cure or your. money rick .
filming Remady Co.. Chicago or N. V. 6n
3 E’AIIIIII. SALE. ’I'EII IIILLIOII BOXEI.
,IIIey call his friend the host man, un-
. til experience makes the point oi)
3. vicar. , ,
W...
There (no women who are mod it
=,3 3 they don"t look well. (won when they
' . are hick enough to keep the whole.
3 neighborhood in a ferment.
Playwt'lglit~—Evei' notice how ii play
is like i). cigar?
Friend-No . 3 .
Piaywr igiit-wlt’. it's Tgood. onc's
friends want a box But if it's brid no
amount 01' pulling will make it draw. —
Boston Transcript.
How ?3 ~
“ 311nm? uAun or:-
Gold Medal Flour picuscs tho c.ool(
. FitiioauicA.
“There are (I maple or awful horns ‘
33 ‘ at my club. " “Indeed, who is the oth-
er Jone?" Kansas City Journal
3 “Well, Toto, are you sick?” “NO
iiidootlf It is merely that Bob and I
3 had (I. .igor as to who could (tilt tho
mi) plums. l
>35
3 4H8 DAgfllmfiflflhrlr“ ‘ “ "
3 a or r.
who?) Itfikgllllzimo’biffl gin"
Ila In III-(l and (1‘. mt IIII‘I; liic
DING; Stalled with III 11: I} IIIII: n.
' . JIM“ rto‘vintluyr (3m :N'l'lin'o
.‘, lilATiiQlel ‘RMI'D I'll. 1.8.0 1:5,.
”mime No (Is that. Safest; Alu in I lie table‘-
' 50w BY DRIIGGISTS EVERIWIII RE
A iiowllno of medium priccd SHOES
with all the attractiveness found in
1 ti}, a higher grade ones.
Ladies' Pat. Tip, ButtOn,
' LadiéS' Pat. :Tip," Lace.
Lollies’ Flexible. Uiiliited.
L5,]Wear Shoes That Fit.
‘ l 122 wAsi-IiNcTON STREET.
3 ‘PHQNE (42 2..
w
{33_ Ar‘i’e'n‘dauc‘e (ill 11(3de any (ma night.
Frederick H Gaming,
. "UNDERTAKER
. 3 mirth-III Honors in Connection.
Inc Attendant...
' (Illicit and RccideiiceT
1.901.
.I luau
1'?
SQUTH NORWALK, CONN.
.__d-.-IA
BUSI N E88
...._——
CAPITAL
$100,000.00
suuptus AND PROFITS
(.173, 500.00 .
_ H. MATHEWSON. Pres. ,
GEN. H. KNAPP.1‘st Vice-Pres.
‘Co-hltr ,
DIRECTORS ‘3
Mathembn Hcpr'y Seymour
H. Knapp sami‘Iui Grunim‘a‘n
RI Mhrvinf, J. Wallace Marvin
'8 t2
(gringo III a‘ .3'
oiiioctiottunihsweo.
‘ way to business
. MAIN s'r.j, SOUTH Non Mix .3,
NationalBank , ‘3
ANs3A‘cTs A GENERAL BANKING “j
REDERIGK T1.R9W3AN. 2110 Vice— ‘
es
THE MORNING MAIL.
(New York (llobol.
She was yorrui; and port. and on her
She sat in3 a con-
gostod (-lcvatod railroad train with it
agirl friend, and she was reading, some-
what osiciitutiorialy, a letter which
lcolicd as though it might be from
hither a IIOi-lillll friend or u- “steady
ctnripnuy." Suddenly slit ubiictld that
three or- four' pairs of male eyes in tbt
throng of. oli'uphangci's that lll'ei’. in
around her rested on the letter. Sho
folded it hurriedly and thrust It into it
. nearualivcr purse.
“Did you over coo such monitors in
your Iifc?" alto i'criiurkod poovialily to
her (IOII’IDIUIIUII. "i never tilt], For
sure.”
thi'upon ii.‘ I'ctid‘iiccd man whis-
poroil hoiiriicly to it passenger (it lilii
(ibow: . ,
“Now, what do you tliliik 0' that?
Lots of ‘oiri not that way. Silo read
that lottor through bot’oro she left
homo. Sho hurl it out only to show
(but (she gets in ()ii the morning mail
. -- and she'd have felt bad if nobody no}
' ,Tho EI‘QOIII doesn't understand why,
(iced it. Just like (I woman."
! "l posit,” ’siiid tho other. “i gucsii
you know more about I’om than i do."
“Old Mr Finlicrty was ii general fit-
forito in tho littlo town whore be lived.
'I‘ho doctor was away- ull (Inc. winter.
and (lid Iiot,.licar of .tho old
death. 0n ,Iietui'ning next summer he
mothilss Fiahorty, andlnquircd about
tholiiiiiiiy. ending Willi:
,“Aud how is your‘ father standing,
the hoiit?"—-Now York Times.
v‘li'l()tlior——Johrriiio. you left out part
of your piuvcis. You (lidnt my “God
(“blocs Aunt “attic and make her Imp
{JolllllllG—TVI’IIY. iiiuvv.ei i don‘t havo
to put that in any more) Aunt lliittio's
ongaizcd.——l'liilu(l(:lphiii Prcsu.
-“What. did llowurd do when he
found they wcro going to arrest. the
owners of motors, andiiot tho chauf-
tours in. all cases of exceeding the
spccd limit?" ‘ '
"lic put every car ho owns in his
wife‘s namc"-l.irookh"u Lifts
(3 A. 8 '1‘ on.
hit Kliill You lliu Always Boo)!
Boon the
Signature
(Elioiit luplrit.tei'iiig)-l)o you ('liurigc
oxi‘a,for filling a customer‘s mouth
with soap? ‘
Barber (caliiilyl—oiily wlrnu
.iwalloyvs tho brirsli.~—~Loridori Scws.
lic
“Will you kindly remove. your but,
could so."
"011, indeed! And I
Journal Aniusani.
Slltl“nl'lll going to cook tho diiiuor
today iiiystlf. What would you like.
dour?"
llc—-“li‘.r‘—-col(l Ili'l‘f and picklcs,‘3’—-
Alougciidorfor BIRIIUL
_ Little NcplIow--Aiirillo, did you mac-
1‘); an Indian?"
Aunt—«Why do you (risk such silly
questions. li‘rcildic‘.’
ZLIttlo Ncpliow-«WollJ saw some
serum: on your dressing tIIblt,~.—-l"ll(.'-
gentle llluettcr'.
COME iN AND EXAMINE OUR
' NEW LINE or
A as
arid .
me (it:
Portables
the fiiics‘t ever shown in the
I Twin Cities and at prices
“l tiii‘it defy competition.
motifs ,
paid twciity-flvo
for this lint at.) it should be sccn.”—- '
madam-“l paid $5 for this seat so I .
FANCY FURNITURE
Jar Bed anti Dressing Rooms are here
In pleasing pariety.
strongly made, for torig service, (and
, many are richly carved and ornameht-
(all. There is a. finish to every detail
of our (Furniture that gives it a VI: to
ta'r'ovemhe ordinaryikinda 30: ho
hold furniture generally sold today.
" and our prices .are extremely low for
the exceptional ,qpalltioa.
The A. J Angeviiic
&. Soil .00... 3
134-135 WASHINGTON STREET.
.Every piece to 1‘
l
‘Sel’.
,“l'iii going to unoczc
“M.atlnce 2: 30
"5? . AD SIGN 100
.Ruerved Scott! .32ch
Care You told
with Flax Seed
For many years physicians have becn sucI
cessitilly treatingCougha. “Colds, " Broochit
its anti Cousum tion with an Emulation oi
,.Secd calle lINONINE. Thislsnol
’ .r 'It‘l rct remedy. the formula being on every
bottle. It Is a palatable emulsion-sweet as
cream —. made of the oil comprcsscd cold
from the liner-rt. selected Flax Beads and by
ii scientific process rcqulrirlg 120 hours.
if you Wish to know what this Flux Sced
Emulsion will do, write to the makcrs and
they will send an on order on a local drug
gist fora rcgu uir-si2 "(hkltgc (not a mere,
sample) and wi pny‘h drugglstihéinsclvcs
for it. 'lliiti is theirircc gilt. made to let the
remedy itself show you Ithat it ct‘i‘ti do.
The First Bottle 15 Free
cur OUT Ti-iis ,cOUPO'N‘
‘for it mnymot appear again and mail to The
Linonlne 00.. l).inhury,(‘ ourI. Iliavoncycr
tried Lliiotiliic. please supply me with the
that bottle frcc. . .
CllliullIlilllllI‘C'ilIIIIIO'II'I'IIIlllliltull-
III-IIII.I”III-n...Inn-.IIIIIIIII... ........ .
8. II. 8. Give fulluddrcss-\\'r|ic plulilly.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackemo-Jamos L. Raid: and
wife, Audit-rut, Miiss.; F. L. Stanwood
and wife. l-Iolyoko; Charlcs liakor, 11‘.
(l. Abbott and wife, (.l. (‘3. Elwood and
who, New York; A. (it. Wood. 3A. 8. Cu-
Bro'oklyii; Charles
Hartford; .l. A Sawyer, Cumberland.
Min; .1 ll. Sir 5,3 ‘l.. (I. Stokoa. 3.I B.
lluniic, Stamford; Minn IdliSllt‘, ii. A.
Mathcwaon, Chostci li‘ Clark ,. W. '1‘.
Becker, city; lIouis Mliitz3 and dauph-
(or, Ncwtir'k; l.. it. litirlbutt, Wilton;
Georgc Fl. lionkwoll. lildgoiicltl; ll. E.
Iioincr, Dimbury; 11“.. A. Hill, l'luiin
Iiirluiiaport, N. Y.; William H. lA‘OIllll‘d
and wli'c. Winstcd; (3. S. liiillou, Kalau
ziiiizoo, illicit; K. C. Aiiiiiion, lirltigo
.Iior't; ll. it Smith, (,‘.. it}. Storinont,
MitiltltbAIIi.‘ll, Alice (li'ccnliolt, New
lliivcri.‘
Clifford 33333 .Iolill II. llcyiiolils, 0. ll.
‘i'tftriit. Ullarlm; F. Kict‘oi' and wlfo.
Now ,Ytn'k; William A. (:louuliu, South
Norwuik; (loorgo A. \Tl‘lSllblIl‘ll, Spring-
!Iold, Marta; Jay .1. 'l‘ct'urlligca, Nor-
‘lvnlk; William Slllllldt‘l'fl. Ii. A. Grubb,
tiloyeliiiiti, Ohio; W. It}. liiiidwin, Miss
liiirg‘hardi, .luck ,l-luiiipi-uui, l'iari'y
llumpsoii, Charles Reinhold, lkruiiirry;
(Florence (l Saylos, Providcucc, M. .l.
h‘oolcy, Boston
LicririA: '
(told Modal llonr mukcsi tho whitcar
bread. Sir iiA
Tho l,iid,\'-~«"\'l’liy do you man lriiiiip
about. tho country?"
‘ 'I‘Ilo lloliiim'Uct”
down ((ii' slot-p all do iiiuv ciiii lic.
(‘ It' volimti IA‘lliltll. .-
N am can't lay
an
" Wlicrc arc you prci ty
maid ?"
guiiiiz. my
kind sir, " Sllc.
uiiiil
“"l(ll mo uiiiil .11.)in proliy Iiuiid.‘
"'ZAitlioo Aulioo! " was It'll SIII‘ snlil
«Boston 'I‘iunktu (pl.
INIEIIIIIIIIEIIIS
HOYT'S THEATRE "
Mill III! III II
3-——DAYS—-33
‘ February 18, 19 and 20
Anthony Geronimo, . .cherai Manager
Frank Chase ....... Resident Manager
Wm. H. Ciune. ...... Musical Director
SPECIAL!
FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 19
- ”SHE S'EOQPS T0 CONQUER"
Direction Socicty of King Arthur
Reserved Seats. ., . . . .. .35, 50. 75, $1. 00
Admission. (150
GOURLEY..&.‘KEE,NAN '
“Kidding the. Kid,"n ,asslstcd by Little
CHESTER JONEs
Singers and DaNcers
MYLES (ii. RAYMOND
Baby, in the Gradie . 'I 3. :.
SAMUEL‘. .P. PHILIPS
Impersonator of, Famous Actors. Past
. ,,3._.3 andrPrehmmg...
.‘RAY MURRAY
Singer of Illustrated Songs
‘~ ,3 THREE REELS OF MOTION Pic.
TUNES. CHANGED DAILY
pénr‘ortMANces bAiLv
. ., ..... Eveningss: 15
'i
a. A“ It... AW“... :(3
BANDS," EET BAL
NORWALK ARMORV‘.
Norwalk Backotball Tecm
. {DWI F),-
I
There will be No Game
Washington' 3 Birthday
~ .
AONicsION. . . . . ...‘~-.3 .~.. .-.20'c‘i=.NTs' ““3”
DANCING AFTER ’cAMEe.
.‘3 North run
1 Hampton, 3
_ Bo‘x Seat! 35c:
cphgno 1.132. .3... .3
ENTIRE CHANGE O‘I‘t‘ bkodaA‘M'
MONDAY AND THURSDAY '
WHIIE IIIIIIII
Contract Closed lor Sale at Turner-
ville to New york and
Other. CapiliIIisis
WILLIMAN’l‘lC. r5». 219M. n.
Lin-
coln. trustoo of tho ’l‘rirncr cstalu,
Whlt‘ll . coinprlaca tho iiianiil‘ntrtiirlnu
village of 'I‘iii'iit-i'villc, Oil the. Air Linc.
road. which .cstuto has boon lit the
bankruptcy court. concludctl a contract
recently for the sale of thc pi'oporty.
Tho piirchascra 1|le “wealthy inori
front Now York, Now .‘lcracy and
Pennsylvania. ’l‘iio oinount involved
is some $30,000, it is ‘uiidorstood. 'l‘bc
pr'lco ls (toiisidorcd. low, as there are
nearly 1,100 (torch of land. tlii'cc fut:-
torics. some thirty buildings and tho
notod North pond, which yours ago
criiistui so much litigation bctwocri the
late 1’. W. 'i‘iii‘nci' and tho town (if
Hobr'oii.‘ Owing to the conditions (le
Isllug Ill thc industrial wmid und (*3
pcciuily tho silk industry. it has been
Ii (iliilculi (lino to find it purchaser for
ubiuikriipt manufacturing plant, and
consequently the ti'ustco fools that .tho
solo. imp. highly satisfactory one, and
tilt. Ilivldcod wl liitli will icsult will no
rulucli..gi' gator than gcncraily i‘iiitioi-
patcil by tho creditors.
'l‘lr'o. (outlomcn who have bought tho
property arc known (is succussiui busi-
ness men and tiioy oxpt'ct to Inalio a
grout succcsc oi’ their new uudoi'tak-
lug. It Is understood that they con-
tompiiitc starting now industries, iii-
ciiidlirg tlic Iuanulatuuic of silk rib
hon and of boy‘s and. youth cloth
for; 'l‘lrcy arc (-xpctted, lo lulu} pos—
Slit-trill)“ oi part of the property- and ho~
gin Illllll'lth‘lIlI'IlIil very soon, and take
pusscuslou of tho wholc propcrty with»
in ii I'civ months. ‘ it. is their plan to
‘oriliii'gc tho now mill to four times its
pl‘cSI'ill. slzo. adding to his lcugth and
carrying' it up another story. chuirs
lo the [Il‘t‘lllt‘l'ly in gciici‘ai, tiic crcctioii
tlr'lww (lwolliiigu on the surrounding
liiilaitic,3riiid tlic'brhigiug in of liclp to
ilpt‘l‘fllt’.‘ tho ftilt'torics lll‘t‘ cxpcctcd to
oirrkc ’l‘ui'irorsyillc ii buoy pliirc.
Tlic (lcitl would burn Iwcu, ('loucd
two wmks ago, only for u dcsirc to
lriivo tlit» (:'ttiitiiict tlllt‘lt’tl in one or
(no minor i‘osiiccts.
(DA AS'T'O 1'13:
A.
lion: (in. hit limit You llau Alia I Birgit
W. cm.
Signature
TROUBLE NEAR THE FAIR
GROUNDS.
John E. Laydcit's Saloon Domaged by
Several Stones.
Sonic (ii‘ lhc foreign rcsldcuts of rip-
[It‘l‘ Noi'walk won: on it ruinpugo uuiilit
Saturday (-roiiiiig,3iiiitl four of Unity
IIIllIlII(‘I' (:uiriictl .oousldcraoio cxcito
input about John ii}. I u'tlcn .‘5 saloon (it
lit.r l0 ()‘(lt)('l(.
illnny of thc forclituurs iiud iii-cu car-
(lllSIlIl; (luring tlio owning, and just bl"
forc closing tinic for tho saloon tour
of tho druiikcii (not) wont into Lay-
(icu’s saloon. liccuiiiio of thcli' condi-
‘ tiou, Proprietor Laydcn refused to soil
ariy. liquor to (horn. and when it ht“-
taino 11:30 Iw put thorn outside. No
sooncr had tiic door boon closed than
a huge stone. was hitrlod with grout
force. through tho glass door, the atono
landing on the door at tho saloon with-
out, striking Mr. liziydcn. Several iiiorc
boulders foliowrd the first, and some
were slammed against the outsklo of
the building, damaging it. sournwhat.
Mr. Ihydcn tclcplioiicd to tho Nor"
walk police iicitdtiuar'tcrs. and an ohl»
ccr wont luinicrlliitnly to tho scour of
tho trouhio, butiio our-I was found. 'Mr.
Ihydoii knows tho four Incn whom ht!
put. out, but could not. pi‘ovc that tlicy
3 throw tho storms. and therefore no :ii'~
r'csls him: bccn iIiIit‘lo.
PILES CURED IN 6 T014 DAYS.
PAZO OlN’l‘MEN'l‘ is guaranteed to
euro any case or itching, Blind Bleed-
mg or Proti (ding Pilot: in 6 to 14 days
or money refunded. 500.
“Johnny, you have outgrown thosc
shoes, “1 ,hopcd you were going to
say i had outgrown your .slippei's."—-
New York Telegram, -
“They tell me, Gi'iinloy that. your
daughter sings with great expression)
"Greatest oxprosalou you cwr (Haw
her own mother don't recognize her
fascwhen she‘s singing.——Home Her-
81 .
I
WWW.
Callipors (didactlcully)--Hllll-
ger, my son, is the best sauce.-
.l.ittle Clui'onco—-—Yes,r‘sir, but. how
do they spread it ouauytliing?-——Puck.
Mr.
lie—~Just going out for it little flesh
’ air, mvilcat.‘
ShoLA alight draught. you mean, i
.siippiiscf—rl’uiuh -
“Why (lorrt Iou put your spam tirc
iii the box?‘
“My dear old than its the only
thing that will hold my “lick; lint." -
Tho Bystuudci'.
.Artlst—“l would like .to paint that
old. Rosinaute of yours. How much
. would you charge me for two hours a
(lay on him?"
' Farmer—“One dollar. and in ten
days you can keep’ the horse."—~Fiie-
gendc ,Bluetter.
‘. Allee-—I)o you knOw why she got a.
divorce? Clara—Nos; she says she
prefeis a regular alimony to on irreguv
lar allowance -—Chicago NeWs. ,.
'I s...
Man “With the Bulglngu Bronte-Any-
saint. Man with the Bulbous Norie—
Maybo not; but ho can't play
iioiiimcd ~Cluougo 'l‘IilIi’nIo.
. W
[contour of liming ll. skeleton at. tho
Wicks-Ancient! We burn out) at
our liuuiac the 0in artist Christmas.”
.iar'cs
tho cai'émluolilng litter the strictly “UNI"
Way. the average congragsman Is no
in,
Washington long: without. being (300- .:
Hicks-'-\’nii vc lieuid of tho aricloiil.
QLD AND NEW STREET CAR WAYS
Changes That Have Come Mom With
the Introductiou 9f Bigger Cars.
“Sure," said tho conductor, “it irri~
tales me to, see Iiaoiicngar'u iictlutz
mean, or it would if l'd lot it; but ‘wo
havori't time for that now.
"in the old (lays.‘tli0 horse our days;
we could look.ii.t the people (I little and
We did, or some of us did, OCCIIHIOIIuIlyI
The col Ii Wm c iimtilloi', tlicro worc Iowa
or pcoplo to handle. .- n .. .-
“l’ou (alto tho 0.i(l Sliultlllllflt .liorso
car, with acids for cit,- won on a attic (tail
you lot somebody got, aboard that our
and BIIII’ltl tip and stay iitiimlluig though
you litimy.;.'(1u liiitln'l got lwonly-lwo
people. -3ln tho cur. Then. when lit! went
in to got. the fare from tho passenger
standing up may be you’d see the con»
doctor-I catit his eye along the sides (it'
tho car and count the uncommon and
sec that tho): lllllnllt‘lt‘tl tun oi may Ill.
only nine on tho sido Then you '(l sod
thc. conductor with ii look and with a.
motion of liis‘ build (loco 'cnr up so
that tlicr’d b0 room for this llufitltdlgtfl'
that was standing up to sit down.
“ilui it would bc'a very unusual
thing to scc a sti'cct (:zii' conductor (in
anything of that sort now. a very riu'c
thing. in fact tic couldn't do it if lic‘
wanted to. Willi tho lilggor ours and
the tiroatoi' number of people to hair-
(Ho he has llll ho (tun do colloctluig ilic
and uttciiding to tho running (If
Our-1. .
(nor-(s cod of things. on, on it cross
oI-iit upon car he might. kcopan eye on
ilrr: souls and soc, whom there wcrc
Vll.t.‘lllil.,ltl'.li?t‘t‘i and which tlic ('nr :llowcil
up at a (:rouklng for paaacngci's alumi-
lug lllm'o whiting the conductor (night
walk, along; the iootbourd to whom
(hush vacant seats were and so irIdi
catu thorn; but hcd Di‘ doing this on
much :Iu_iiiiyt.lilii(3: to. facilitate tiic
iiioveiucut of the car.
respect a (shuiigo of customs, and thc
conductor no longer hours (is you
might any. that personal relation to the
passengers that in scino moasuro lIc.
ouco (lid; hr: is Now, and this is now uli
ho IIIIN'tlnIo to bc, strictly a business
iigcui.
“Have tho passengers changed any:
Well. i think tii('y,..liuvc. some. You
still sou the man who sits ulcwod
around occupying ll scat and a half and
C‘llllllliilllllltl two hits down. squarc In
llll‘. irilddlo uiid thcn down i more 0ch
moi 0 than half us much mi ho ought to
when shmobody court's along, looking
for a scat; We still have tho (nan wht
sits with his legs crossed, tripping- up
people who walk through the our and
.nuitiug his iioigliboi' uncomfortable,
and the man who acts his bag or his
kccpts them there after tho. Car is full
tiii uouicliody comes along and stands.
in front of him and slams him into
taking thorn down or asks liliii to; wu
still bin-c ironic iIIcuu pctvplc,
"But tuning 'cin all togtuicr, I be-
Ilcrt': they (It) protty woll, and if any—
thing hotter than tlicy did. It you gt:
into II (ac looking for a coat llicy arc
liltI-Iy to room up and make room. i
think iii-Iii illilllillz tho. many Illllll‘tll’t'~
riotc zit lcuut sonic in (oininun (:oui3
{Cl-(y.
“Do you iiciloyo that. the world owns
.is all a living?" ,
"Yes. but tho srnrirtcrfl follows are
collcoiing tho debt for Iris on an 80 per
cent. ooruntisslou.«~liocton Transcript.
“What (lid you give your wife for
Christmas?"
“A jar."
'\‘I'hiit kind of a. jar?”
"‘lie (‘xpcctod a set ()i‘ t‘uranai‘id
didn‘t get it.’ Miloston Transcript
Tht- Czar—l will build two big but-
tlosliips
.loiiII liuli~I will build {our
The Czar—d will build. eight .
.lolin Brillw—i will build sixteen.
illhri (Canada) Spectator. .
' ."You arc a man of abundant Icisurc."
said iiic friend. "Why don't you go in
for political"
"W liiit‘s tho iisc." asked Mr. Dulsii‘i
Sink. "if I wont into politics and
didn‘t spend iuy inouoy, they‘d say i
was stingy, and if i (lid spciid it.
thci'c'd be,
Star.
{I
W.
iuy came home from school, yesterday,
crying (is if his heart would break. ‘
commanded
the way honre'?‘ ,
“‘l\‘-——No,' he subbed. ‘I stunted
when 1 reached the front door.‘
Cleveland Leader.
The Fewer the Better—The fewer
creditors a man ho:
to look the world In [I
is Times.
a taco—Si. Lori-
W I , '
“Our business is all run- down; Wlllll
limit we do?" “i guoss wod buttcr
wind it, up. '—~l.()ulsvillo Courier Iour»
mil. ,. ,
W
,l(iilliiyii (l‘luticiing liilé—‘l in do glad
lio found you home dour. i tried ti.
call you up, but contra] Said that your
phone was out of order 3
Gladys (wmiklyl—l suppose it. is
asked for my hand ..-Puck
"‘li’ my memory." slowly ansIVei'ed
tho reluctant witness, “serves me
“One moment. " interrupted lhé
cross examining lawyer, “please re-
member, Mr. Slick, that your memory
15’ under oath."
I, ,,.,
Near Sighted Guest; (at banquet)-—i
presume the field, thing Will be a
long, and, uremic,» speech from some
.tolliatlya go, 3. ,_
Mun SIIIIIIg ext-I: 3. suppose .
I‘m the talkative, guy that. has to
make the speechL—wcmcago‘ Tribune.
l"So you (tout holiday 3 In 3 Santa
Citrus?" "1 didnl (“aptly any that,"
utiswcrcil tho litllo Boston girl, “but
I don't approve of him. i iIiIdciiItaud
he calls after 5 oclock anti (loosiit
INear evening ciothcs."——Wusliiugt0ii
'tar.
‘ d3 . ,
"So with the introduction or (tie our, .
modern i-it.i'c(:t carts carrying (I. greater,
number or‘ people there has come in this
the iiiuti who in IL splice llltiIrWOlllil no ‘
bundlo up on the coat beside him and ,
'i‘ho Czar-blah us have pcucc.-~iluui- .
sca,II(Iui.“——Wasbiiigtou
(Says a correspondent. “My son (durn- ,
‘For heaven‘s sake, (imp it, son!’ I. .3 .3
‘Dld you yell that way all -
the clutter it Is '
ulack (oiled up father an hour ago, and ‘
3 stop eating altogethew
3 lion until he could, open. Iris,tin poll ((33
Bridgeport Advertisements. I
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The D
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‘ ' MONDAY. FEB. 22.1999
I
Bridgeport Advertisements.
Read CO.
Wlhhd 1837
Talk of the Shop
The. ulrolc list (if sill. :iiitl t‘UlltJIl fabrics, tho iiioussc—
lines, the. porrgvccs, and ltlic. (liiirity lithclliQS
with str’aiiwc
llalllL'S Ivlii(lr arc lountl at the wash goods (icpartiiicut, .ill
i'cccivc Iiiizh (coolzuitiou for (luinci and ball gowns.
T he)
arc remarkable iiiiitaiiiurs oi pirrc silk, and thc (lull (Iiiccr
colors, tIic liltlL’f-‘stll'l‘l.lill)l(.‘ blocs,
attractive in tlic. Noll sliiiiiiiicr
g'l't'CllS. {liltl gi‘uys (II‘C \'L‘l')'
iiig \\'L‘1i\’L‘:~1. 'l'licy riizikc bc—
' Witching gowns, and tlicy arc. iiicxpciisii'c, 25. :9. 3(1) and .500.
Hardly any of tliciii arc oyci‘ 500.
. ____.__...._.....,_-
'l‘lic gi‘otcsquc llillikcii has appcarctl Ill (li'css acccs”
sorics and jewelry.
lie is SCUI‘I with his upgri'ncd toes and
knowing srriilc squatting on lllt fronts of bclt closps on -
brooches :Irrti iratpiirs Sotiic (it tho lll‘cCCS in (0101 ed on: Illlcl.
aic sci urtlr jad c or coral. and
are (Irritc artistic.
M—
An Electrolicr {Or “to library tabla: or (Icsk has a stand—
ard of luiudsoriic (llti English brass and is: L‘ilillllllctl With
two burnt-rs. (‘iit'li with its. own sliiitlc.
'l‘lic shades are of
vgry (kirk grocii rirclal. liiicd with u'liitc, and arc (:iip—sliiipcrl
to make (in cxt'cllciit scr'ccir for too strong ii light.
'l‘licso
lamps will giro ii strung, steady light ll] any direction (.Ic~
sircil.
,
An “Apartment Coaler"
» (i \cry C‘TUIHL‘IIICIII ('ccptaclc
for holding,' coal to tho cxtcut (It three or tour (lays supply.
it is of licayy gali'uiiixctl iron.
'l'lit. coal is slioiclcd out from A
high and a loot or so \Iiilc.
l‘Utillil Ill shape, 30 iiiclics
littlc clrutc zit tlic bottom. and it iccds iio faster than the
delivery rcquircs.
[be u liolc affair IS neat looking and takc.‘
up but little room. anti (loc' away with illufOllStallt carry"
log of coal by the Iiodfiil.
tlicl bust-bent furnishing SIiU.)lL‘
Th. D. M.
iiiculs oi“ tht‘so iiiodoin days you can ....
MONDAY WILL
All purchases for both Shhday and 'Monday‘ 5 wear will need
to be made on Saturday. We have made special prepara-
tions for this fact, and will
Keko
(t‘
Did
«1,4, 1%
it is. also lircpi'oof
Shirt Waists arid Neckwcar
In the latest st'ylcs‘aud“ attractive prices
We have just rectified a large.” variety of
' V " o 0
New Waiétings
In Plain and Fancy White Goods, also Stripes and. Fancies
We invite your attention to our
In Popular Colors, Plain and Dotted
erman
Washington St., South Norwalk
‘Télephont: A46 ‘ 3 ‘
Shown in
Read CO)
BE A HOLIDAY
display anew line of
Silks *
& Son
“NO BREAKFAST" FIENDSI
" ti’l’iiliideipiila Lodger.) ‘
‘(llicio are a siripiislug nunibci- pi“;
people. who do not break thoir last
cock (in) until luncheon (lino. To this
ulistonitousttcss titty attribute wonder:
{III health. ’t‘o burr ilio .dcvotocs of3 tlio
uo- -bt'oiiklast t'i‘id talk one (ould lill’lll'
MIcthiisaloh it“ she (run but retrain from
outing lnttlic morning ‘,.3‘,
To eat or not. to out, is, or should be
tasters do not; see it that. way. They
zinc not content. unless all the world
gde’s' breaklaatleas cool i, They run. in;
their theorles: to boredom. . 3‘
.4: mm or woman. should no more. go
without bireaktiist hive by the advice
ot a physician than he or. she should
Undoubtedly choral. are» many wun
,wliom,thc practice amigos, opt there
are thorouwlio couldmot Aland
’i‘o oraqyitio tho workingruiw No.30 hint
noon. iiiouid..bc ,to lay «up for lulu, cystic.
or ii 1 occur. l-iia active it 9. demands.
nourishment befoie starting to Work. .. ,
In (no coma way (1 girl who Intuit Int
III an «(rice RH (lay inakos a mistake in
smiling forth without n uuhs‘lantlai
Ill'mlklllfltl to out uouc (it all iiicuiIi-i It.
Ill‘tulltlt‘l‘lc and. a half sick iiioruing for
is fairly sirlisluutlin
.3loI the woman (It, luisurp,
a personal matter. but the min bioaii- 3010113 “‘3" strong 00.399 ““9 “I 7°”:
It at, 0113,.
:simulrl you? The ayera'ge wage emaci-
. cannot afford (6 pay (or a heavy lunch
(lowii tolvn arid ,to make the‘ astral
sandwich or sundae or slice of 1110,th
duty until the [ate dinner is {Olly on
tho fu‘cc of it. ‘
Rather than go without, bi'caki‘ast it
(is well fur the woikér to cut 0030. that
The i’uvoi‘ilii
Continental bi'oaktnst is Well enough
but, the '
Loki:
worker should train herself to
.itruit, cereal, an egg and a gins . 1"
milk is none, to ”much. for the, wompu
who must use‘ her‘ braltl,‘3 or b dy,1‘in(ler
norve- trying circumstances ' "
Far hotter is it for tile Worker to go
without luncheOn If she mus; (skip a
(coal than not to make a good start
in the moriiiiig. It costs her less both
intricacy and tissue building ppwcr.
'izuclle,»_c careluliy brOught up little
girl of live years, returned 1mm, (her
-£Irst party in great glee. _
“I was a good girl momma. rind
talked nice all' thc time," she an-
pounced,
“Did you remember to arty sortie:
thing pleasant to Mrs. Toulnscnd lust
’IJtIIOI‘O leaving?" ho mother asked.
' “Oh. you. i did, " was tho. ropiy.
smiled and suitm‘t ouioy‘od Iiiyiicll‘,
3‘1
moist wniiion.
"You can not (Ii-soil to going
luodl” l‘ocuibly you can,
without
Mia 'l‘uwiiitcntl; i had a Iota Iioltir
Iiiiiiror' ”Ill“ 1 though l‘d lmvc.‘ " -TIIU
but. why I Ucllucutot.
Norwalk Chronicler