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[mm IN HEAVEN.
a h flaymate once you were.
cps auili dark brown fur,
Wings living thing!
7% em lit with sulphur
flames
wowed your hidiogwlace
games;
'7LII:e a lion’s. In a. book
samlews gleamed your kitten’ s
in
x
New that you that were so gay
'35": dead, I lonely make a play.—
7moying that your silky ears
Ilhar the music of the spheres,
7 * ,9!" that destiny at dice
thrown you into paradise,
Ahd St. Peter with a grin
. Welcomed furry Peterkiu.
'fl' 1 with puzzled paw
0n ilk: tables of the law.
Biting at the bell and germ
7A5 they hang from Aaron' s hem?
Perhgps you leap from' flaming
11's.
H.717" play; at ball with wandering
and friflldly.
'7 [cm-E areal. women ea.
lliirly‘ tears
* llll
Running back. at last topiirr
While the angels pat your fur.
So I fancy you above,
Poor dead kitten that I love: »
So from my own thoughts I hide
died.
——Mary Isabelle O’Suilivan,
Harper's Magazine.
HA. CM! OONTINUID. ’
NEW ham-,- III. 11°.MM
Criaafulli. ‘ arrested 1m week in
Bridgeport. charged with poaaiax oi;
lOSEd Mutant "Inn link m. It
.Watertcwn, N. Y" had hit «lowlan-
1ued More Federal Conantualonor
0
ill
mini-delay Ina Inadeby theme.
District ANN-lay. The bond was con-
tlnucl at 31.000. . 3.3; 1 '
TURN.
NEW YORK. Jon. lit-The 760 man
who struck last week at the Jersey
City plant oi the Crueiliie Steal‘mm-
uany ct America‘returncd to work to-
day. Tho men returned on the prom
the or the management that their de-
mondu would he con-laud.
.. m
B‘a‘h
obes
$2.
11 ~ A few odd sizes in fine Bath Ruben, in blue,
‘ groin tau and dark red. at a special price.
J I. MALLETTE
m. HOTEL
Corner Monroe and emu: Ornate. south Norwallo
7 17‘ mm 4|! Sivan-Ingmar”; , j
' amino-n Ifellvaum mum- and no).
49
NlWLY honoured.
JOB. DI cocoa IIOP.
How you1lmkedithe day“ you 1
‘WflglrhuntillanJSJoIlay mm.
. ducdou. (8t state rooda. hundreds of
'lmltl in lid! ‘°
UIHMI
The New York, New Baron and
andcentaina throaanteloauiimm
.1 uibiiitiao ior agricultural dam.
'in luncheon”. mind‘s ideal?“
Connecticut Onearueloiabrwmlo-
D Hui-d, Dimmer oi the m
Service. Massachusetts Agricultural
College. on the situation in llaaaaehu- I
salts. with particular rotor-cs to the
1mm“! products of that state.
Another article is by Prof. George E.
Adams, oi the Rhode island Stale Col-
figuwwu
.nhooolalaud; mommi-
lniilr. CRMNMW
WWWnMo-mm
(lulu m
Wood-m _
in the three southern New Sudan
”was or datum otto- moon
Jive in. town of‘ m1 or. our: mu
somewhat to this lane urban who
Ell“ “it who at the cult} that
not provide over :n [u cant. oi the
food prelim: it «mammalian
lflwwoflmmw
wealth. m MM“
fan“: “3wa “l “‘7‘ '1'" "‘rnuuu- munitions-aunt»;
3..‘'IrichaIIIoII-otthaj'lultwid-LL"‘_n‘u__I-‘.“I‘d-{gnlmnh‘innmharm. .
mtmwwtmlfimwrmmmeflnfi Mmmumo‘m
location-car. Momm‘
in. antic arm Ia m
- I). owe.
Police Now Trying to Elod'Jelm
““1“.me
With”
Ira Banana“ utmGreen
UWmWWmm-I umwuie
mmummw‘wmu_u;
tantalum. Ruthenium
a. viola nomad: to have been
wucnlxfllfloiifl’“ 3“” gunman-ado: M
.. IeII thehauooimAm
all? no wdngvuwamnogum a 1441 Wed; wen-e Ilia-Ill: III-re
nectar div“: 0! Walt} tor he had: hanemflufi turn-note
the development of a profitable om iSouIleort. lie pathos-doubly!“
cultural enterprise than doe- the atoteingon and the two drove away to
“Mid“ “"mmflw“ gem-I own-a mfonnd
the country olers more diversified' .
”we“ than an m be found “.mmgon the railroad in What. hop
inched to him to ail-my
her bordera. The manufacturing com
I“ M are aim may: to
cellula- Ilia. m7 or the laminar pod
lflmlh IN “N WOOL.
um. Conn., ha. lm—The lo
cal staluschonl (I! have he been
visited by an epidemic of influenza
with the result that about 50 of the
inmates and the superintendent,
Charis M. Williams, are in. the
clutches of the disease. For about
three days the malady has, been
spreading throughthc initiation. To
day it was reported. that the progress
of the disease had been much abated
but there are atiiha 1er of the boys
confined to their beds. -
——-——
Monumental-m
mamwm
m1 an Insure-Mono rim-um
more and horror maceration MIL
tiny-loam. electric and Inter. than
Ralalng Hope In Naw'Eouland.
In any other part of m‘ Western world
of the some area. Bunilmd up, the
manifold oupnmuiuea for the ugricui
iurlrt in aw‘theru New Ensluuduam.
(1) cheap land. lucitulliix lillldmlll'ml
productlrc land. (ll) pleuty of moisture.
(4! cheap lime. l6) lons‘ moon. (ii!
more than SMWlmna compria
ing a large amount!“ urban popula
tiou. emotion the Mpmduce markets
in the World: (7)7 manta within II few
hours or the moat distant point of pro-
steam uudLeiectrlc freight and unseen-
gcr tmins‘eoeh‘dii‘y. water transporta-
tlon: (9) excellent banking facilities.
(10) the best at cdnbaQual and. social
advantages.
.Iiumiiucpiu domain.
wood. tram .rcllalilomourims showing
the oceanic between I“ t
Mprodueto produced and
within the mum at the Ohmlhon-
I
the production “only $5.M.000..or 80
7 per cent. of: the. mecca-clued;
There are thousanda floored-{amend
adopted to noumy railing. particularly
.winthecentralondacutheaammawi
.donao! theatatcsthatcuhbeipms ‘:
_.chaaadatftonuiito$80‘1parrm .
‘< "We pmdueelalraol “000,000 at“
vegetalllea annually: writes inflow” "
"'aud'coneume full} ,
dude? of caribou: fioctheae. premium;
tumour»: Hun;-
‘comefrcmcaiiibrmoandtllem
These cream biwaht hercdurlnx
, Incarnate: acorn imth'iareaion. it
WafloMynt-fllanncodv
new Poems». ,
‘ "7 7 Jon-9‘. .1 .
l ‘ ' (a. - mania-Inca to W Ollie“
7 ' Oat Confirmation lo incentive
*‘ Ionian.
Tho followint- Connecticut
Warm
“kinda [alpndtoday mun meal
mm "mm located cheat!
.mmmmmm will;
tin a“ ct Ill. “NM Staten
sonata:
clinics L. emu. a: lawn. Th1!
olco m prealhitial with
.1316.
Mdnfilvflllwlllh: 7 - to succeed Mac-ri- m. M 1
mm.“ m" chbnanflt'fcatawanl count-nice upland Decor-bar. 19.
turn. Dr mm In thah‘lt ocean ”1‘-
Gaarao W. Foirsriore, at Bantam.
to ouecoad; him-if.
Daniel-8'. Keller. at Deep River, in
placed litronh Alumni” com
mlmlca calmed Junior! ““1316.
William A. Royce. at Briaaou in
place of George A. Warner. whole
commiaaion sepia-ed December
193.
mm P. hum at Mreetvillm to
instead himself. 7‘
remarkable that it would he noes-nu
local! attention“ the Whitening-
Munitio- ofi a= auction where Anteri-
ean axricultunliad Ito birth. Agrlcnl
tnra waa a pmltablc indiutry‘iu Coir
uccticut long before thrown grain
and meat producing Deletion of the
middle veal and you rum grow
in. action; of me vague eoaat were
know Damn! orac- following
theGivilWarnudduI-lngthe perlotlol
railway comm multilinmama
sections. .pauple mannered by: the:
cheap fertile luIIIlII. At iblt time there
Ina a no! Mimi-(Ion. but that condi
lion no longer exlata. for the free loud communion has exalted;
has all been unwind and land mine: Edward B. Sullivan. 3i- Word. in
have risen to such an extent that set in,” of L 0 (31mm, communion
Ilene on now attracted to the cunt. ioxpired
The once fertile soil: of the west on -
gradually becoming depleted of their ’Tm‘ completes the cum“! “BL
natural fertility and the tlmahaacomr A“ that “‘7" been ”m ““7"
when the woeloi’h runner must coushl-‘ been continued, except Willi! 3- G“ ‘
'erthe matter own-plenum“ liil soil mm, at mandala, who hon been
The balance of favor is new swingiua nominated to succeed (3,13, Rockwell,
toward the east” The wcetcruur lindlawhm ccmmlaaiou will expire Jan
it more diniullt c7very year to eompetei 18 1916”.
with the euhteru farmer who in light unry . 1 ‘
at the door of the best American mar .- ‘1‘" ' j. .
ket- aud who is within a i'cw7 houra' 050“ 07' FOREIGN WMO.
run of the best aiming poluta. 7
Connecticut lmc‘ favorable climatic
conditions and umilublewlnnda. The
average value per um of farm land
in 1910. according to the Census report
AdjutantLGonoI-ol Cele la Named Com
monitor at mating;
Twenty members or the Hilltop 0r-
‘mm W“ 7
. hmwmmmlm’ mantel-a were confirmed at on execu-
. William W. noon, at Readout“.
19. 5
George M. Ella. at Diwali)... in .1
plain of Charles A. Putter; whose _
In hie article ammonia Mr .
, 711nm ”presents some calm. ob-
wealthofhliiaawhuaetla. [demand 1
. poultry the annual commotion
, amounts to about ”5.000.090. while
elationwthacohmmar mom
was $33.03. There is a population oi
over 1.000.000. and the truuaporlntiou
'i'ncllitial of the great markets are uni
equaled in any section of the country.
Connecticut in ”dominantly II. fruit
' growing state There one hundred: oi
cplulland pouches growu«iu__this stain
deduct licainuing to receive due appm’
"I.
ow em Moroccan:
aucceéafnl mu mm Within heifu
bdrders. and the excellence of the up~l Commander -.~ Adlutaat ' General
‘ main 7 l7
. gut a. Bulicl'eyfiflom nos-Is; W.'.S‘eys
.moim Hons. Lucia n. em Colonel
‘1Buc7laitlil Bnme.6aptaiumnm1$.1“
; Dorsey; contain Harrie; 3 milk.
._ “outcome. mi II‘. Johnaoh. Halon .
urinary, 37‘. Tower. 7' 1
7 Committee on Companionahip—cap '
der oi Furnish Warn attendedthe an-
nual meeting of the organization at
theBortford club». Dinner was served
.it 1:30lc'ciorlt. The following unicorn
.rere elected- “will. buolneee meet~
o
(learn )1; Cole.
VIWfiW 1 “VIN
Behnlae.1 “
Secretiii—dla'u; Henry. N: Wayne
' WWII Iatlcllll B. Bar»
neowmmon Honour k Gid-
Quantum—Rev Hamil. Wayne
Comm or Catwalk—Bloc. Ito:-
loin. Charles w. New Storm 3. ,
Boutonni- It: E: lucky
mammal“ ‘-
1 . .Wex‘e. Erica
1,1 Tainan. allwoel, 7.10 inches wide, 85c
”maimed; 42 inches wide 79c i
, Mailman!” 42 incline widéi Shop l
‘- M” 4:! iheiife-a wide, $109 1,
Gmaad—NavyPhdallwool, __
- «I781 indxe’s wide; ' than
Mia Mil ll“ Will «:455 inches wide; $11.99,
.~. .1. . , 333 W937: wrlh 'fsdh‘
Woman in. 19:6 a
The D. WM. Read Co.
“7 3. W185).
. ,
3’
~ The Store closes Saturday at 6' o’clock.
a»:
Mtgowns
.3 Coming Monday;
The coming week women of Hawaii: are going to
be deeply interested In the Clearance of Lingerie garments.
These have berm silchted a: little during the January
sale, but, please payattmtionl . It is quite an important
ofiering.
Ibo Camisoles
The daintieot assortment; of Crepe de Chine and Lace,
airy fairy creations oiapiuli and flesh color, with trimmings
of rosebuds garlands, lace inserts and shoulder straps of
lace or ribbon. Ingood sizes, were $2.25: $2. 50 and $3;oo.
At 9!. 5o.
‘-
A second group of pink and flesh colored camisoles,
also pretty models of lace and ribbon were 75 cts., $1.00
and $1. 50. Fancy Brassieres, lace ed, not honed.
'All at so cts.
Long Petticoats
Many at that with eiahorateilouncos-otllaceaudem-
brcirhry run with". imlr'wide ribbons: a mom: satisfactory
offering for they are moderately tau and Tamil adapted to
the t t I of d all - ‘ '1“
presto s y e was, womVSII-SG Wt! 7:5- , l
M31. 98.
Rosalind group of Pemcoato. narrow, but very nice
1 quality which will- do well {nominees audlgirlIr, weroSaoo
and Sing
At Shoo.
Silk and Grape do Chile Potficoats, a small group, but
one or m of mstyle', blue, pink and blaclc‘, original" prices,
" Wmflsvwasoomow
$3.90. 339‘. 35-00, $5.09 to 3mm.
High . High necks and V necks
“qiiality', a little soiled and mussed,
so. 75, Shoe and $1. 50.
Nanci: Flannel Kimonos, long ones at very special
very nice
prices. Some of them have become a little faded and
soiled from hau in the cases Blue, pink, gray and
lavender were $77. . .. ' " "'
$5.”. - . ’0‘. ‘ l g‘k‘
Black Silks and Salins . .
' 7 An unusual Sale ,I 1
it Is a wry unusual thing and somewhat irregula7r to
sell goods at cost. It smacks a little of the sensational
and untrue, but on this: ocoa ion—this one time-the Read
Sill: Section offers a. line of Black Silks“ Satins and Peau
dc Soies at the prices asked by the manufacturer.
Sale
Ordinary
. Price Price ..
Mennonite, 736 inches (ride, $1.00 " ’ ‘7oc ’1,
7 . $1325 ",85c
Satin; 49 inches 'I7I1idc, $1.73 Slice
W8, 367 incheé‘. wide, $11.75 “$1120:
7 .7 i‘ . 31-50 .95“
Beat: de‘Soie, 36 indies wide, $1150 $3.05
' $1.215» ' ’ ‘8oc
Colored Silks 1
‘ sale
3 _ Were . Brice ,.
Stripeii Tailors, , . 32: incheSII-ide, $1225 83: i
wont do China. 4:.) incl‘ibs7IV1id7c;7~$lt50? 1 1' 95c .
Wish, Silks, .32. inches: wide. 59:
’85c
Colored Dress'GooIljs 1 3;
Norwalk Chronicler