, “Giden‘tgelntherel' he
“W. m the matter?“
hm "mlthmbilhlthey
adamldebaddcthtecgb rnel“—-Boeton
M
‘--‘lly Boheen objected: “Rob-on,“
flue. “they tell me you‘ve taken
”in away iron the Graded School.
“UMP‘ ”more, «aid Hobeon,
hmaln‘tdttoteaeh‘em.‘ “0h."
“I‘veheetdhe‘eavery good
fit" “Well." replied Hob-en. apolo-
m. “allknewehbewantedtoteaeb
”Whine!” with a p."-N«9
zit-(u: (Diem-ltd.
«huh: Ampanyetuentleman,
*wwedlaingateniu. inquired if the
“flawuurvedtothemwuheeh.
“titre-idthelrieh waiter. jaun.
Wt “Milieu-ix hours since that
“‘mmulfie own rule
*flhhhaudlinhiepoeketu. never
what an urgent invitation he‘d
Caron. you
unfibutlananaid 6“ 1 rant
“humouuethernemebvem
Dwell-hotmveleenou ile-
“MW. N
*“d a bhehuith‘l ahop one day.
5*.“ Athgtkndngadlohewent
fit I and consumed biting at it.
“~away,oldbird."eaidthodle. “you
"W‘hnneh ontotme; Pine aelugger
'Ifllm" fieviperaeiuaingto take
' “homunkeptenhh repeat until
“my swallowed the ale. 1:.
finnedoneeotbenbecnrieduphle
hula). and no wonder—he had eaten
ifidbfl'flmn Lit ~Artn (.‘w‘erabt'ana.
aha-hickeinflcotcbdm: Scene
(inside)—— ——“Corne in.
“.9” have yer smoke here; no.
. widye." Old lady (indig-
2. air?” Joenlar young
_ “hhmma‘em. bot yer wel.
.ehulouguyeuplne; there'u
thehtadergyrnanan’ mail! an'
C—dor: Some Auntin amateur:
. pt up a theatriul performance
the “Captive Crusader.” Goa De
”Kn-lulu Murphy took leading
“Betweentheacoi, behindtheaoenee,
.. who we: the Captive Crusader.
“blend hima quarter. “Bow
1" “Onlyaqnarter.” “Can'ttixink
“know well enough that in the
the! to rain a moon: or one
, Mmmwmosm
Iwflbeeliowedtoretnruto Jordan.
' :‘Me‘ettlaitfimpcndedfirrpby.
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Our oyeter Industry
The busy menu among the oystermen
has begun. and ina abort time undead-
tnenand many boate will be engaged
in a‘dredlglng for 09‘9red oyetera in the t
Thie bed eeeme to be one o! the
and meet inexhaustible ever dieeovered.
:lready a number or etearn dredgee are
ted in the harbor waiting for
e Thtoweather. work on the
The number -w l he increaeed
when the moon opens. The
ng boats come from towna at tar
at Greenwich end eaetward to
atonington. Veeeele for buying the
cateheetronithe working boats are al-
readyintheharborandeomelargeenlee
havobeen made. Henry J. Lewis has
juetp urohaeedand ehi ped to Galilee
nia1,000 buehele o! dfiport
“eeeder” ha been in the arbor buy-
ing {or New York water planting.
Several new etramere will be noon
the dredging ground: thla summer. and
the bueineee: in all its deteile promieeeto
begrea over vioue eea~
acne. e newly dred ohannelh in
the lower harbor will give good anoh or-
ege. and out of the wayN of eteamere
this summer. —BridgeportN ewe.
WOW-w—
e oountiee—over one—
ole state—have already
prohibitedl uonaelling and other: are
moving in ewedireotion. An At-
lanta oorreapondent wrote last month
to the Louieville Courier.)
For
third toylG thew
normal: “A
strange part of the campaign is that the
countiee which are adopting the the prov
hibition Klatform are thme from which
one went 1 least expect it. Thus Eman-
uel. Eflin ham. DeCtIlb and other quiet
and order y oountieeare taking no part
in the at le. ulding county. where
more mu ere ve been comm itted
duri endaince the war than in an
other fdonen. and where drinking II
unlvereai. baa joined the temperance
column. Clayton county baa long
newt-tween a reeort or duperatiou.
The boy: of "the town otJoneeboroaaked
no better fun than to ate on the ooat‘
of n «ranger; in fan
like in in it: palmieet daye.
this oountyvoted for prohibition
overelxtoene. Paulding county road
into hne last Thured and a more
drunken county than Paulding there in
not in Georgia Inall three counties
the result was not attained by the aid
of teniperence aocietieo. in (not tem
perance aooietiee would have defeated
themselves. The reeult we: achieved
by the drinkere themeelvee. They voted
for rohibition in a body. They Iecog
the fact that liquor was their
ruin.“
A .. ;\ RANGE IN REAL LIFE.
The :w-mty or the Capri girls is proven
biiti. tutti Inlay o! the artists have fallen cap-
tive to tbnlt- charms—their derkly brilliant
ayes. halLorieutel type at (nee. 9o enchant-
ing (ore peiutor. A meet celebrated cue
m that o! the non o! the lien. hire. Nor-
ton. the English poeteea and authore-
During his sojourn there. while painting a
Capt-i beauty. he fell ill love with and mar-
ried her, much to the disgust 0! hi- high
horn relativm but it was a sorrowful alair
hrallconoernod. The mother never (or
gave her eon the d‘nappointntent be coca.
lioned her, and the future Lady Greatly
wee made to give up ht r beautiful ohildrel
totheirEnglisb relatives that they might
be brought up and educated or became their
hthet’l situation. while he lingered out
tome years c! 9 quad happy existence, dy
log at last from the elect of drinking.
Eh with-Indy Greatly. the former Capri
beauty—diary It middle-aged woman, with
no,’trace orthe fatal loveliness that caused
but each unhappineea in her domestic rein.
done, still live- on the island and at long
interval: her children—Med in England
-eon:e to no their mother; but the influ-
molamthereortollife and eoeiety are
mongerthanthe tietotblmd. andthere i9
filth empathy between th'ein.
”coo—w
A DIUCATI QUESTION.
‘I'hieintenetingqaeetionhaabeenput to
a: “Ought amntoborrowacoetto go
wudngin!" Wereallydonotknowi OI
couree like borrow: aooat thaih belt.
thenhieownhemey beguiltyot imp-lag
onthegirlothieeboieeatalunotionofhh
weelth and importance. ”we adopt the
Iaaxirnthetail‘evtairlnleve Mainta-
geniecertalnlyexeneahkthougbemanor
'nieentoralpereeptioneoradelieateeeneeol
hoover-would notveeert toil. Solaraewe
knowtberele uothlngillegal in con-
dnet. “email-NW“ panda
hwpnniebingwonen wbeenticedmenieb
Many by we! point, pom“,
mmhheurhmbutwenever heard
enlistment-ate ‘ebewowquaemt
ignite”? tetie’ elude-e d a
M “Mickie“
bin one. be death deuce happnr
welintheq-etmkum
one‘oltnbtop it.“
ibition ie not euoh a modern in-
vennon alter all. “ytbat in 1788
(nearly one hundred tty'yearl )
the truateee o! '“the colony o
in Inndon, enacted that
"the drink of rum inGeorgia abe a-heo
lutely prohibi ted, and that all which
, ehall be brought there be etaved."
A little girl recently eaw an old drun.
ken tnan lying on the door-etep, the per-
ring on" hie race and a
tomake hie
e apron
up 90
to the rest. made thie mark: “0:
hurt him. he in homebody‘e grand-
WG “I FASHION.
automating on the progreee greeeot the
ot-ttnee retormw in Great Britain.W the
Wheoorn gdeoidedly
inalienable.“ hton and other re-
eorte. non ithmhulioN rinke. attraoti
rarer-y Inching. are. it e
raid. mullet third at lawn-tenth
and garden portion for the usual cham-
pagneor orolaret oup. betainera are oh-
teu found to be in the to ority at there
partlee. In many home de. oleo. gen-
tlemena‘ aer‘vanta are now eupplied with
five o‘clock he; inatead 0! beer. and the
benefit of this arrnn ment is already
seen." From Carlo a (ashionnble
watering-place in Germany, one writes:
“Nothing could be etrioter than the rule-e
here in regard to eating and drinking.
Thin one omay eat no fruit. that one no
meat. One may drink no beer. another
no wine. Heat of them. indeed. drink
aieilher. I know of one young men who
walked the miles up t oVulley of the
Tent-l in search of It gloss or beer one
worm afternoon. because at all the dif-
i‘erent roadside lune at which he stopped
be new pie drinking only on or
mineral water. and. being a etranger to
the place. fancied there must be some
German variety of the Li‘Dfll Option
Law and that he had gotten into a lPlll
Xt‘renre neighborhood. And so he had.
nd it la this temperance. onlorotd hi
merit and example. uhlch make» n'f
L rlebad the ndmIrohle health mo"
which it is. quite as much no its hot
springs. One could not be dissiptittd
hero even if he wished it“
King at Juniper Tat (Dough Balsam—III
ail-t on having it. take no other. and on
will be cured. Price 35c. and “out
tie Sold by Plaieted.
D In and Liv er (‘0 tulnt.
Fred: worth the email meet)! 1‘5
come to free yourself of every 9y In tom
of theee distreming complaints! i you
think so call at our store and get a hot-
tle u! Shiloh‘a Vitilirer. Every bottle
been printed guarantee on it. ueouo
coniingly and if itdum you no guml ll
“ill Net vou nothing Sold nt llu\i‘~
Phat that v. 6300\nd.
¢~o ~ ~~~~~~~~~
I Are not only pleasant to tulle
but their opt- ration lrl enev. un-
attended with griping pain:
unlike Innny onthnrtirn they do
not render the bum-ht oustive
att‘er operation. Sold by l‘luis-
“! .
80R“ 8
UVNR
Pl US.
——-eeo~m—
The city lug “Time to money.‘ ‘is host il-
lustrated by the prompt tuition of King‘ a
Juniper Tar Dough Balmm in mmghn.
colda. etc. Price 350. and 730 Sold by
Plllsted
W»—
A mu. box of Maine‘s Livw Pills will
in every instance. satisfy the patient
that they are the beat purgutive known
Thousands of boxes have been sold and
used in families. «lotus giving satialuo
lion. Sold by Ploisted
.0. r
We limea speedy and punitive cute
for Catarrh, Di htheria. Canker Mouth,
and Head Ac e. in Shiloh‘ l (.oturth
Remedy. A navel injector tree with
each bottle. Use it if you desire health
and sweet breath. Price 50centa. Sold
at Hoyt‘a Pharmacy. 680-650.
ERRORS 0F YOUTH
GENTLRXAN who endured! from
Net-voile DBBllJTY .RPREXATU "NEDECAY.
andull the «fleet: of youthful lndiecrealon. will for
the rake ot‘ mflering humanity. send free to all who
need it the recipe and direction for maltin
elm le remedyb which he uni cured. Bu crere
in t ad‘vortieer I on once can
do no Mfy ell-luau? cot eeudtlenptg'.i
EN. “Cedar St" N. Y
AGENTS wWented Navawf'hm
”WW6“...- “bur-"grommet l‘mlidc
”Ml
an“: Choir“! 8t." .
uranium 1808.
llaylliontlllros
Glee Ne. 10 Washington Si.
Mn EDITOR: —— Through the
columns of your widely circu
loted journal we would any a.
few words to manufacturers
dealers and consumers of coal:
First and oi great import
auce. all our coals im- bought
direct from the mince. and We
“are careful to purchase from
tithe who have made it an d
fore dry8 and free hum Icuenew.
rein, etc
Third. Every ton of coal is
‘ ' yea-eened end dollar
fl makes delicious birch: in
rmiuutee
knife and fork allay Willi tlib
( 0d 31.... Ten 30 co. lit.
to are 'giving a. eiltmr'
thn Biking Powder. ‘
W e are selling nice Canned
Corn for 10 cents a. can.
Three lb can Tomatoee. two
Wm new...
Dover 'Verdical Boiler and Hall’s Paton
Agricultural Implements,
No. innate HALL 31008.11». Norwalk
”I“ WIIC¢W (“I03
’ A tall ornament a!
M and Pocket Cutlery
a! the lint Quality. (litedp for (hell ‘ .
sling Goals
EMMQAFER WERE.
Agent for the
mo and Burglar Pm: Safe.
Ship Chandiery. Rope. dtc
w. 0. qumwAnn
for 25 cents.
Something new ‘ in the
way of Steve Blocking," with
which you can polish your
store with less trouble, 1958
dual. and make it look bright-
er than any other.
We are also giving a. Winter-
buty watch away with a cake
of soup.
Call and one he and we will
make you happy.
a .':w Bay. “at c
Canned (loads!
At COST. Mid Less!
Gaul 31h; Oan'l‘nmlmnllc.
SOOO 21h. Ban Guru. ll.
humluhnh.
GOOO 3N]. COO POOOOOS. 150.
FlllOSl [Ill]. 3“]. COO TONS-
lOOS. lUO. .
Finest Qua]. 31h. Gan Patches
lOl‘ ISO.
"A T—
W. W. SONSTOSK’S.
Washington Harlot.
Lnutlm ‘II Blnck. Sn. Norwallt.
FRESH MEATS
0f .\ ll Kinds.
DUNLOWS
-a
Flashlight. 1 § *‘
L‘ltldttt ‘vI Bloch.
SOlO YOllI‘ NOOOY
No Combination t
G. H. HARVEY
Boots
Havin
eoneiet tug of all liinde and st} lea fur
Sll‘lllE all SOllllllOl‘ WONT.
In Prioee. Bottle and eonIIiI-Ie the goods.
Cough Remedy.
' i’t-..-eeriptitme
‘ HOYTS : llamas?
GOODS BOUGHT FOR. CASH
GOTO
AND
Shoes
the Large“ Variety in Noru‘nllt
All Prices that Defy Cmmwtitim.
RUBBER GOODS
A articular-r
NC) A I )‘V’ AIN'(‘ In i‘
A largo 1m (tier of
Fancy Slip ppers,
all kind» til“
GOOIS Bum Is O Shoes
Hallo tn Omit I In u. n \t
Notice. Renu lllbt I.
C. H. Harvey.
Corner Nulit & Marshall oi routs
South Noru‘ulki mm.
.I! Sll‘ill
James W. Cuvntmgh.
FIRST CLASS
Artist In Marble!
Steamboat Whitrx‘.
&wlh Norwnlh . Ct.
,.... now...
now IS THE rum “'1 0 min
Immw
Pure Drugs. Medicines, Ni.
ItES'Ij EXTRA with.
Share»: :33):
Compounded.
A LARGE STOt‘K til“
Pll‘NNl MEDICINES
' Alouynonlmndal . I
TllO llOllSO -KOOOOI‘S Flllllll.
No Ofl'enelve Odor- or
No Tough Rent“ No
No Watching (in Stirr-
N’o Mingling “Flavors.
N92 FAN“ IRS
steam. 7,
No crowded Stove.
No neavy Pete.
Shrinkage
mg.
No Loss of Nourish-
meat;
noun SIZES, AT
E. K. Lookwood’s
Bums, Shoes, and
Rubbers.
The Best in the cm?
\ l‘ua'r Amurtmvnt of
in)“ Shinto.
lultun lllltl Congress
Gaiters.
Lnt‘lios’ Rout Fronoli
Kill Button.
--— AT-
H. S. BROWNS.
37 Main St...
M08333.” ”out: yard.
1.863eryard. Enamel: lily P0?
mr Ingraine. 31.00
cents per yard.
A Good Kim Me for LN. A Good “hi i
l wto each. with laft": Bell who
wtghdfiedépringforflat w MW
Cornice files, with Bin Elude and W” all.-
end Brackets. 8840-”. Fine Lace Curtain-In all Indore it.“
per window up. C“Flue AnmLW and W
rtaineat
PW ANGIR
Themtstuklnmétahgatmbrym
Elegant GoldPepere‘. new
patterns, lbtoflcentepermnd
We make our by Band and Lay them in a W m
bolster our furniture on the pro-milieu. 2and war-nut cw
seated. or will refund the money. save money by ' ' of ‘II. .
deliver our flldi anywhere free. Will sell matting“!!!
than ow YJrk prices. Quick Sales! «
O . _
HeadonIrteI-s for Low Prices.
IE3 .. S M I '1' H ’
STAMF()RD,
COR. ATLANTIC AND mu m
"‘97“
.. nil sat-1183‘: 25‘.» e
‘ 1 fl.
.1. V the
’3’} I A " twain-halal.“ “a“
N‘ “WNW m1;
Groceries and Men”
..,
AT THE OLD STAND OF
T. Burr Guver 8: Si
-spnINc-WOOD. 1
All orders filled promptly City
find It to their advantage
allfla
SUCMITESSORS TO BURN KNAPP.
LUMBER
YARD,
,. AND
PLAN NG‘ N
Dears, SaSliels, Blinds,
iloulclings, Window
Frames Packing
Boxes, etc.
OYSICO
Gite us a trial
THE BEST
FISH Bfiés. &
RAGIN E. WIS,
mmnvmvamor'
Farm. Freight and Spring W
Judbé eonlnl II onraelvatetrktly t.tue‘eneeloeéntwet-k f?
it 'hsé u “I
“To!“ WROTE! and a T800800.
unburned the“ revolution ttfidgeghdl‘mfl
“THE BEST “WAGOH ON W
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