conic cenfiwi'i.
mmmmhtheaccnterdtrafle.
l‘over'tyisnoteeriuieuntilltlsfuunla
out.
Whenamanlsnotpopularat bane the '
beettbinghecendoistotravel.
'lhqrelsseonomyinshsllowmame.|
Poor people cannot ford deep ones.
Hr. Thinne isthe President of the Boo- l
ton Fat Men‘s Club. That‘s what‘s in a
name.
- I TWENTY-FOUR DAYS FAST.
Bart-led l'udrr I Ilnv‘tnch \“hhlfi‘l Fen-d
or “‘utrr.
On the afternoon of the I‘llli iiist.. while
a party of boys were playing around a hay-
atuck belonging to John \\'uchcr. near IA
Chose) \\"s.. one of their number noticed
\ moveuu nt of the buy. and. on close in
spoetion. dismn'ered on emuciuted man
with his clothes almost turn from his body.
They gave the nlurin and a Mr. Byrne.
nucuausrt's luau nuisance.
When a young lawyer in hamster. Penn-
sylvania. he was engaged to be married to
a young lady to whom he was devotedly at.
tached. ’l‘hc biographer has given us in a
lrief but deeply interesting sketch the his-
tory of this and episode. A “ lovevs‘ quar-
rel.“ originating in the gomip of village
girls. separated the-u. Trifles are causes in
the philosophy of life. as in nature. which
sometimes produce convulsions. cat-s
implies. Young girls of the past generation
A came ”I asvrtt YEARS.
Sebwhnlcok ran- s Beer! is... nous-
me a Novel.
There arrlvedintheeity afew day ago a
manwhoclairnltobc the fourth chief of
the great Sioux tribe. His name la Sebas-
tian Beck and he was born in Hohensohlen.
Prussia. January 9. 1828. being now near-
ly sixty~onc years of age. According to his
story. tor over seven long years he was a
captive among the Indians. In 1875 he
H.
m uric-e. .scatlt near-y sit-smut:
0 “Capital not requirrd. Reads. it
want busing; at which per-sons of either
sure-exor-
Illke I
all the time
oil. can grca
they wurhwith absolute certain .ate (0 rticu-
lars to E. HALL!" 8 00.. Pol-thaw. lather. l”Clay
Ma ulus Ma urn
THE FRICTION MATCH IS OFA
NOW IS THE TIME TO USE
HOY'I"S
Cough Remedy.
._.._J
Forthewu-klncrlal. Seedioeutsrer
“>0an andwe will mallycu W-Jm—
aLvalaablehoxof-mplexoodsthatwill
m-youluthowayof-kiu more uonryinafcw
possible at any business.
Capital not ulrcd.We_will dart you.Yon an work
all the timer n spare time only The work is uni-
versally adapted to both sexes. young and old. You
can easily earn from 80c, to 35 every ev‘g. That all
who want work may test the Insinetn.“ make this
unparalleled offer; to all who are not well ~satisfied
we will send $l-to pay for the trouble of writing us.
Full [nrticulam directions. etc. rent free. Fortunes
will be made by those who ‘ve their whole time to
the. work.Grcat success a utely surelkm‘t delay.
Start now. Address Sunsos & Co. Portlandlarne.
Pnruutst Furniture
——AT———
LOCKWOOD’S,
—ac MAIN STREET.
Having made arrangements
with one of the largest whole-
sale Carpet houses in New
York to furnish me with all
the new patterns as soon as
they appear, and with the use
of the Carpet Exhibitor which
shows carpets matched on a
room, am prepared to furn Sh
you carpets at Lower priccs
and from a larger variety than ‘
together with Odicors Duncan and Jackson.
rcpuired to the spin. On reaching the
Plan‘s. nhorrible picture of suffering was
presented to their view. The skeleton of a
man. still breathing. was lying upon the
buy. where the boys had uncovered I
His clothing was hanging in shreds. Mr.
Byrne asked the man how long he had been
in the buy. to which he responded “ Since
Suturday. Nov. l7.“ ‘ 'I‘hu can‘t be pos-
sible." respimded llyrne. “ Do you know
What day of the month it is now? The
poor fellow answered that he did not and
MODERN INVENTION. PREVIOUS /
TO THE USE OF THE FRICTION
MATCH. THE METHOD or OBTAIN~ Plil'li Dims, Medicines, Mi.
An Ohldnian haspatentedapaperbarrel.
The barrel is becoming an important thing
in Ohio.
hlr. Howells used 9 whole volume to tell
a woman‘s reason. when everybody knows
it is simply “ because.“
Sitting Bull may be illiterate. but his sn-
togrsph brings a higher price than that of
most college presidents.
Padded hips are the latest feminine
fashion. Thiswillhelpwemcnto take up
: more room in street care.
was with a gold-hunting party in the Black
Hills. On July 18 three thousand Sioux In-
dians under Sitting Bull swooped down up-
on them and captured the entire camp.
They confiscstcd the gold the colonish had
boarded together and took cvcrthing of
value they were possessed of. The captives
were then blindfolded. strapped to ponies
and driven away. Beck's family consisting
of his wife. t aughters—onc 18 and the
other 16 y ‘ of age—and a son 12 years
old were wi him and were also taken 0!.
in a country town were murvellously like
young girls of the preceding and of the
present generation. The gossip of thought-
less children. scarce grown to womanhood.
produced ctl'ccts which they little imagined.
The lovers were partod.' The separation
would have been only temporary. perhaps.
but for her sudden death. In a very touch-
ing and eloquent letter he begged to be al.
lowed to see his dead love. In this he said :
.“ My prospects are all cut 0!. and I feel ‘
that my happiness WIII be buried With her For seven do and eight nights the old man
l-l. S. CORWIN,
Petroleum Brutnr,
520 \‘t’cllcs‘ Building.
18 Broadway. N. Y.
ING FIRRWAS BY THE USE 0 THE
FLINT. STEEL. AND TINDER BOX.
THIS FREQUENTLY ANNOYED THE
GOOD HOUSE\\'IFE: THE STEEL
WAS POOR. TINDER DAMP. AND
FLINT NEARLY. IF NOT ENTIRELY.
WORN OUT. . THANKS TO MODERN
INVENTION. THIS INt‘ONVE. ~
IENCE HAS BEEN ENTIRELY OVER-
“ EST EXTRA CTS.
Pipe Lim- (‘crtiflcstrs (‘rudc Petroleum) bought
and sold for cash. orca on mantle.
Imus iatcd. Ohio-e by mail or telegraph
“"“assma'nm
- ,_ . \ ly executed, ' C Q -
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ " . . s g . . I'r. st ri lions ( 1‘ cl ' ”mm" an and s torc m the State
With all cisterns full. people can now re Pym” ”m 1m“ u‘“ “m“- H“ m‘“ he “l“ “i .21“ glrpve. his now no “me f; expire was thus kept‘bliudfoldcd and was furnish. ggMEngn &I\CE THE REth\ AL p I‘ ll“! (3‘ Correspondence solicited. Daily antyl .8 (food- and h ’
. ‘081 I . ~ ‘ ~ ‘ . : .. ~ - / . - » i L 1 . . 5
turn the water they borrowed during the l ““5 M “ u“ ‘l“‘° ““ “ 1‘“ h ”97“” l'“ “in”; “f ”‘5 it“: “n came I“? “‘you ed neither food our water. \\ hen he plead- 81‘ MP 1 ,TERNAL PE} EVUE full] (“I nded mark“ report at the City Hotel. _ ‘ , ‘, C .981) as you
drouth : but few will think to do n—Nu prisoned. H“ sun)“ that his ““““‘ ““9 :2u_;ll:f:;:r‘ mt‘rleof‘ :2: ti: tinthors 2'; -cd with his captors to relieve his wants they A ‘ THE‘ A‘ BE PL Iii/“3830 ’ l. ‘ - my; if “7111 find "1 &\ 8W 3 0' 1: Sa _
i . t . I. I m
Louis Anderson. He lcft St. Paul. where
he bus two l-ruihurs. John uul Andrew.
about two mouthsugo. He went to work
for a railroad contractor at Chippewa Full
who was doing sonic grading. Ilc (p;
Orlmru Myrtle.
The supply of old Confederate money is
still equal to the demand. and will be so
long as these chaps in New York keep their
Drum running.
A1 A NOMINA FIGURE. TAKE. BY
\VAY 01“ AN ILLUSTRATION. “‘HEN
CUSTOMERS FORM ERLY ASKED FOR
A FIFTFEN CENT BOX OF M ATCH BS.
would reply by punching him in the side
and kicking him. When they finally did
come to a halt he wiu nearly dead from ex-
hau ation and almost entry. The bandage was
it I My feelings of resentment against them.
whoever they may be. are buried in the
dust. I have now one request to make.
and. for the love of God and of your dear
ples representing over Five
' Thousand Dollars worth of
Carpets. You are invited to
VIUIIIItI near Troy the other day.
The life of a society hello in said to be
one of' excessive hard work. and yet the
supply of women willing to immolate them-
m-lves in that way is inexhaustible.
The body of a man without a head was
The do
Icriptlon fits three or four New York editors
“ho recently reduced the priest—Chicago
Kara.
work Wednesday. Nov. II. and \thS paid
off. He sent $15 in a money order from
the Chippewa Falls Post Otiice to his
brother John at St. Paul. and started off
with $5 or $6 for Lu Chose. where be ex-
pected to get a job in the woods. Most of
this money he sperm. for niilroud fure. He
reached La Crosse Friday. and put up that
night at n bourdiugdiouse in the Fifth Ward
and took breakfast there the next day. His
ili‘il‘u‘lPiI daughter. whom I loved infinitely
more than any other human being could
love. deny me not. Aflord me the me].
ancholy pleasure of seeing her body bofor'I
its interment."
Perhaps to the unscntimentul render this
is but ntrifiing incident in a human life.
But. after all. the mighty forces which
move Immunity arc the forces which come
from the afiections rather than from the
tukm from his eyes and he looked around.
but his wife And children were nowhere to
be seen. That day he was made to run the
gauntlet. He passed through the ten times
successfully. but dropped bleeding and ex.
luu 1 to the ground. more dead thanalive.
‘i‘n ~ ruwhidos had torn deep gushes in the
flash. from which the blood flowed copious-
iv.
The Indians came up to him and patted
uni pronounced him “hcnp brave." “big
S \"II‘I‘ a: COURTNEY‘S M A RE. Tl l E\'
HAVE ALWAYS BEEN THE
REST.
THE PRICE \VAS THOUGHT TO BE
VERY LO\V. FOR THEY “‘ERE SOLD.
AS NOIV. AT A VERY SMA LL PROP] 1‘.
\Y ELL. YOU (‘AN NO \\‘
llI‘Y THEM
OF ME AT LESS THAN ONE HALF
TH AT PRICE.
W’ ITH .
IN FACT. THEY ARE
CHEAP ENOUGH TO KINI‘IJ“
FIRE
IKEEI’ A FULL STOCK OI"
A rhinos STOCK (WK
rnrunr nnntutitns
Always on hand at/
Put tlluu Lu
A rsn- npunrtunity to accrue desirably: Ilulldzng
Lots at Moderatc Prin‘r‘. in
examine my stock and priccs.
N0 trouble to show good;
My stock of FURNITURE
is the larflcst. the lowest price
and the nest made.
Wll. LUBKWUUD
‘ —DEALER IN—
A “.mline ‘T‘i‘e, “h .“.H°w. “an money “ms all ttpcnt. and “.6 next night Mil intellect. Men have died. and‘worme have" and .. “my! I“l““-“ It was me ALL §IZF§ BOT‘II I’ARIJ )R. AND East Norwalk
“‘t‘_ll'.lhl0 the Indians P ‘ This is a difficult not finding work. he went to this Iiuystuck 1““ mu“ them. and "“5 I" l‘“ ‘3‘ I“ pp...“ before he “dawned gt...“ a... ”neon BRIMSTOZ‘ I". A)“ H'J-L F” In.“ ,
.pu-stion to ankwer. but pcrhaps the best
plan would be to petrify them and sell them
for cigar store signs.
A cowboy writes to the St. Louis Glubo
ll. mmmt offering to remove the police
commissioners for can. and the Governor
for sum. This aflorda hope um“ the
sipiubhles in that town will mm be settled.
iuwa Dakota Minnesota Bennett was the
bonded by onfldential clerk named
to sleep.
During the night a violent storm came
up. It rained very hard. and he got wet.
Then the wind blew. and he became very
cold. Suddenly the top of the stuck rolled
over on him. His hands had been pinioned .
by the falling hay in such a manner that be
m unable to extricate himself from his
living tomb. He shouted and struggled.
more than 75. His hip bun-s protrmlud
who eluleavors to measure the soul. it.
unulyzo the moral and intellectual pan of
man or woman. and who ridicules what we
cull sentiment. leaves out the most import-
ant element in the whole subject of consido
erution. When in later years Mr. Buchanan
became a public mun. political antagonists.
according to the accepted American style of
political campaigns. raked out of the histurv
\ ‘ hm initiation into the Sioux Il‘lbt‘. I-‘ive
.-: tlm party f tiled to pass through the ranks
\hc s-quircd number of times and were lash»
ed to death. The remaining twenty. aftcl
having been duly made Indians. were re-
quired “- select brides for thcmsclvcs and
become Indians. Bock fortunately got ‘
sliief‘szduughtcrs for a equuw. He soon:be.
Arson new row: 'ro scars".
(‘HAI‘ER THAN
R ETA l L.
, ANYONE rs son-
wnuc AT nlrrmn wrrorrsn LE on
sonwxnk. FEB. ism.
E. K. Lockwood.
HPYT’S Plurnuuu.
carriage llaktnn!
Repairing
Is now nth-rut. Maps showing lo. suit-p. and all in
formation guru by
C.W. SMITH.
Washington SL. 50. Nor“ all:
Aunts-uh “*3.
m G}: -
Small
36 Main St.. Norwalk. Ct.
Furniture & Burners,
ks .\' n—
U
. . . . . same a rccular brave. though he was watch ' """‘_— “—“r‘ ‘ “ —~ . \ . _.- 7 . -. m. -m- P f
name 0' ‘ young woman recentlv married but without avail. He heard people puss “f h“ 3"?“‘1‘ this incident. unsrcprcsentcd .d constaiifly during the seven years. ‘ ‘ . Axu— L r0 'ts,
ut West Fork. Ia. ~ The young ‘man who bv frequentlv. but could not make himself “mi “hm“ "" Tl“ old Wh“°““" “1“ About h... “-9..“ n»... Wm] u... gm 0: his ‘ . ‘
.nurried her has an opportunity to embrace ht‘flr‘l- “0 heard ““3 0“" Ll“ 1‘) “WI." dc.“ knew better ““5““ man in muffin hm. wife. he made his ”CZIM‘ and macth Stand. ’ Jobbin '3 “l R alo'rro. ‘ “L“ “N
the‘t-ntire Northwest—Pavia (111.) Traa- He got over being hungry. and did um ‘0 meet and reply to all the attacks will f“ ing Rock “Envy. on the Missouri river. ' 1 8&4 g" .
script. know when it was night or day. He sit-pt canon“: 31"“: or f“;r;:{;“‘r“;?;?‘ “m!" There M received help from General M“. ‘ ' r“ i -. _\1‘_. . . a me
'7. ' . suui. II‘. did not feel verv coll. H \ lul ‘ ““‘e‘ e so cum 0 ‘ “L “_ l 8- '3” u- d hel Fort Laramie. W. T.. a com- . . . . . . . . . - ‘ .. ,. _ ,
“I'A‘Sxtl‘fwl \n‘rkgm €613: . deed or 160 g‘ivc‘u lip 1:“ Ilnpo of anv OIIr t‘til‘IlIllg :0 Ill; 01‘) *0 b6 WuISIINI by my [\IIIISIOII ‘0 II “I! mnvrz‘fccalglr’ “cutting him. “m h. I uA‘ R 1“ hm h A 1-! LL LIX" 0F .
Eri‘c is trifiii ctriiiake sh for“: 01 'L‘ku “i‘l' He could ““t ““3““ ““‘m' ‘l-W‘ ll“ his PM“ Once I“ told ‘ trusted him“ that Irfthis wife. who returned to her father. , F(ll. ‘1 1“(‘\Y 1)‘1Yq “'0 NR YUYR
8c save he‘llzhnve his lurid sin ifot‘lid‘lili} ll“ “9““ in ult‘ filM‘k. but S‘tltl it~ sx‘n‘ll-lt‘d to “1".“ “Tie among his ”pen letters ““9 Beck Us)" that he never heard from his farn- M . ’ , e ' .~ en 1 y S, t ( ‘ k
has tr; be mode 0! sum. h MA 0 him its though it must bcaibout tlu‘w “rubs. "he“ “dud“ when he was dead. “mm“ d n, and that the «her white capfiw. m ens ’ B0) 8 9 and ‘ "III “3 \‘vl I I Q 131 I
Free PR3: ow m.— “‘3 When Ilf‘ WP“! 10 Slt‘l‘l‘ he \“t‘igln‘xl nlmltt necessary. 90‘ ‘his birth“: truly ‘wh‘m “i “fiend 0V8! the plains y.“ “of ~ g . J J L J J A
. . ‘35 \ounds but he “WA“ “a “”w wrigh who worn intenxstcd. It would scorn that , .x Nth Kurd-an... . t‘lmn.
A banker Molina. Ill.. 11“ been de- } ‘ ‘ before his drowns he come to the conclusion « - , 7 .
Waters. whom he had befriended in his ax.
ucinity. Now he feels that be cast his
band upon that particular Waters in “in.
—Rocksur Past-m
through the skin and exhibited :l rziw spot
two or three inches in diumeter.
The boy in which the man had been was
b‘dtu‘t‘ll to a compost by the bent of his
bully :ml moisture from repeated 1 ruins.
that the story of his love belonged alone to
himself and to ‘r. and that it mattered lit.
a. what was d here when he and she
should talk it over where there are no gos—
sips or scandal-mongcrs. Ilia executors
If we could follow In line of latitude from
New York city. struight cast around this
globe. we should run thmugh lute-shaken
Ischiu. dash across the Bay of Niplm and
Boots and Shoes
ALL Kruger“) Low t-mr’Hs.
New Grocery l
ls Railroad Place. So. Norwnlk.
12 lbs. Stand. tirauul‘d Sugar.
:3 l J H).
16 lbs. New Turkish
s 1 .01 D.
Prunes.
Having just received a full and complete anon»
Wins * “we're“ WWW“ in “or n. m. n- .4... mm: . . am. , rm found a who meme «mm with at. We “Writs u“ “emu“- "“ ”N we“ Womens‘, Misses‘ and "“1“ "F“ .“t‘. “1““ “SW “wrist“; halos“. rism’ and on.
' :. ' ~. 5 “ "‘ i ‘ “ ' ‘ ‘ - - . we should not oumunt-r uut‘ island; we flit-t “up ‘9‘ . lannhu .v to. boom . _ . . o . .
York the (“her “It-h" m°_°1°c‘n° “bins sud. prI in St. I‘:\\ll. ll rusty Old brass watch. mun!“ 1:“ ‘llIU‘lk it unopr um" “u‘l they “.0 should 80 striight ne‘nss Portugal I c d . l“(“. and {ulay stocked it With [/ _‘\ “‘1‘ )9w Currants pt‘t‘ PU“ “d, tIl't I S BM" llld Sim a-d
denly went out. and during the oxutcmont and a “3m... 1“... of I“. kind supmmu‘ m obeyed t c i irccuon. N" hi] rens .
and panic that cranial—according to a
newspaper rcportcr~"u number of men
and women had the br :ith almost squeezed
out of them.“ Only bout hulf of this
story will be believed. —~.\'urria¢mrn ”wold.
(iriwor. who has lately joined the militia.
practicing in his shop: “ Right. left.
righthft. Four paces to the rear, more 3“
~fulls down trap-door into the cellar.
Grucer‘s wife. anxiously: “ Oh. Jim. are
you hurt ?“ Grocer. savagely. but with
dignity : “ Go away. womun; what do you
know about wur?“-—Nnc Grimm Times-
lkmm‘ruf.
Mumma: 3“ Mercy on us. children. stop
wintl'uny watch. It IZIII been imprisuncd
in the place where he was so prmidrntiully
discover-cl sincv Saturday night. Nov. 17.
no that ho lnd bccu in the stick 2! days
without :\ particle of ‘1' ml .-r a drop of
wan-r. 'l‘livx story was ti‘il Rt l- ~voml lid of.
nnl details wen- rigcr‘w sought for. The
account given by the rum is corroborated
by ul‘. tire facts in th. lasso.
After a careful F‘Tlmlllilllflll. the doctor-.-
coucludcd that An ‘. Ass-m would probablv
fully recover. He nvvcr :oluul for food on
lwiug dist-owr‘ml. but lu‘ggml continuously
for ‘.\.|I\‘Y‘. which was given him sparingly.
He clutched at the outer when it was oflcr-
‘I'hc course of true love. says our biogra-
pher. in tends of very simple eloqucun‘.
“ ran in this case pure and unbroken in the
heart of the sur l‘vor thmugh u long and
varied lifc. It I u -\ .l grief that would u. ~t
be spoken of. to which only the mmt do? m-
allusion could be mud» ; u sacred. uurmv.» .
sorrow. buried deep in rlu- br: or uf .\ m at.
who wusiformcd for lli“ll.‘l‘\lll‘ j:-) s : l. 1 l.~»~
beneath manners that were most Q‘il"~\ an ;.
beneath strong social h‘ntlcuciu‘s. .m l .l
chivalrous nld-fmalrioncd (li‘fcrx-lii‘e to v. « r... u
of all ages. and till t‘llllloR. .llts p a rd: ‘-r
and n‘vcrcntiul demeanor town-d Ill~‘ \.-\
never varied by rank or SlJllIll) or m in x:..l
within sight of Mudrid. skim over the .\chL
terraueuu. crisis the Island of Sardinia. per-
liups slewr between islrt l‘rovuln and more
frunous Iscliin. mil over the “ Euchaihhl\
Buy.“ und lund very near our destination :
sufficiently near; for we must take board
outside of the ancient cit y. IiothNew York
and Pompeii are just below forty-one dogma s
north. ' .
Pompeii has excellent taverns and luikn-riw.
Us we Illttll are; but they have not done any
business since A. n. 79. They clm‘cd their:
handily. and became a substratum of vine.
yu’ds and other agricultural operations. un-
til about .a hundred and thirty-five your.»
ALL KIN l l“
nutter Kill Button;
«.00. 1.23. 1.50. 2.0a 2.50. am. 3.50.
—-—Gents' Fine IIandSewed—
Bllllll lllll Congress Pullers.
GROCE Russ
Of All Kinds.
l “\pfl'lfully inurc a share of the pub‘rc mtronafe.
It will be my arm to kwp the
130st of (Roads,
And to scll at
no W EST PRICES.
tits-ts will ls~ dclivr-nsl promptly. and cvrrythlnx
povrble clone to at‘nvrumor alc patrons l'lcxw 23w
Inn: A rail.
Albert Berg.
.(DT.
And all other goods :il thc
Lowest Possible l’rit-cs. ll‘yuti
about
are buying:
500 II S.
vancc thc :ilth‘ prices should
the Market warrant it, and an
Of cvt-n' dxxcripnmu
and cxaminc ihcm.
a bill of
grinds it will pay you well to
IVL‘ reserve tltc right to llllr-
RUBBEFS
I invite the public to cnl
Everything to be guild
(‘lrcupcr than the Cheapest.
RI'RBER GOODS A SPEt‘IALTY.
C. H. HARVEY.
Cor, .‘lsrn and lax-shat Sta.
So. Nuri’alk. .
tliut noise. “.11“ an. you quarrelliug ed him. “mi ht prized it more thuu anv- attractions. was doubtless m .i large .1 up»: ago. when mmlprn pmpnc-tnm reopened. . advance Ill tilt‘rt‘ gthtlS (‘tlll llt‘
“M“. .'.. Little Nell . i. We isn‘t a quar- uum. in "n “W.” h‘. wen“ hon-ovoi- causcd by the tender memory of ob.“ m b‘“ 11““ ““l “‘f‘lmk‘hml- "‘“‘ “‘9’. “‘ To buys pcrfuct “out or stow, . ~ . .
nllin ' “ \Iainms ~ “ Then what is all to foil the itu » rrt nice u! no hug the do... 11ml found or funciul in her “born he ln-l '3‘" find fint‘m “film “I the lit“ “Mimi! on In Prior that‘s In“. in Stylr tl.:u‘- Nu. st. _\...\rr:|E-.. April 121': hwy. ltltlht‘tl itll‘ ill :lll\ lllOlllt‘lll.
‘ . i : A ‘ ‘ : \‘i ‘- . ~ v . , . _ . '
this :01” about .. “1““ is Ilurrv scolding .0". "my“ “‘11 .0 wk“ “M much water lost in his early days by adult a cruel fate.“ a shelf in the Itaplcs Museum. and anabuu~ in; try thi [loose that plum s an. .
‘ ‘ i ' ~ The immediate cflcct of this storm \ was to dance “fl“‘wmi‘m3 ‘ "“8‘““"l“§~ fruits. 5‘" n‘“ ““k“ you 3‘“ “M“ " "' 3"“ ‘ “I
for. and why are you pulling his hair ‘3‘
Little Nell: “It’s only plny. maunuu
“'0 is prctondin‘ we is nmrried.“—-I'Mla i~ .‘.
phirl ('aIL
'i‘uo cases only urc suggested at this time
that compo:~ with Anderson‘s. One is thfl
of u coal-miner who was confined undz‘r-
change the mum of his life. He llJtI pre
viously determined not to enter [\Ulllli‘dl life.
He now sought excitement and ikfin'k‘ldliuus;
in fine condition. nuts and olives: but for
eggs. the empty and broken shells! Eur
blematieul to the lust urt thou. Pompeii l—
——-AND THAT IS .
l Present Wurtlr Huttunl
ANO.8
W.W.Pnnstnnt& Pu.
AT PRICES I‘LEASING TO THE I‘FBLIC.
'r \u l f. r ‘Jll l '. . I: ll h \ hull fov lm in . - i ‘ " s ' -§ . . East. hen - w ”'6
. l ‘ ”n . ‘ _ ‘ K“. ‘ ‘ ~ “ . ‘ -‘ with mcu. and ucci‘lihul a nomination .ml 4‘3”“ Ballard. "' TA“ .llanhafkn. “ , ,, “ Ilffl‘ll‘l‘ & “ IISOI‘ “néhh‘a‘in‘. I 891.5“. t
u Dcnnis.” asked the Colonel. .. “-1...“ of wt! -: to: to \l:\}\ oftlmt tum. He died 1 ti t t‘ Th "ll ,
, .. . ,_ . . ._ .. p . ‘ e c‘ In 0 «ingress. u vi age grisfllm _ .. ..._*-..._. s _ g .
can I “a. you '2“ .. ‘0 can s”. we now. 3“! ”in. «14) a .t.. 1 l. ..i_: l! s. .l- .l. The utln l . k ‘ ‘ _ ‘ . ‘ 7 Ir all its \ srzerrce. The dc‘lll}! of which mid bc
honor." “ I want to talk business to you c u ~ is 1':th ..~‘ ( 'v: .n win. was shut up for “h“ “‘"Hl the ““0” ME “ml“m‘lm“ f“: “ T fill at “II “ inter
Win-n will you be at home '9" “ Whin l
grt tin-re. sot.“ “ I wont to see if we can
not make arrangements by which you can
pay inc." “ In that evint. sor. Oi won‘t bu
there till sometime afterwar "—A rl-(maau
Tracrlh‘r.
Styles in dogs: The prevailing style of
dog for this season will not be changed in
any marked degree. The window brush
dog continues to continue in favor among
young women who have been crossed in
love and have the dyspepsia A favorite
style of dog has a princess nose and is
truumed with an ostrich plume tail tightly
curled over the polonuisc. The Prince
Albert cutaway sausage dog is not used in
warm weather. City dogs thut undertake
to dcpupulatsthc country fields of the
lil~l'i)‘>. =..._; v Illl A little nourish.
hunt in ti. o... in. orange Jlllt‘b.
_'ri-rr-:' cincus ruse.
llow Beginners arr- 'l‘nunlit to Ride one
Turn Sonic-rural“.
‘ “ How bogimu rs are taught toritlcfor the
ring '3“ “'0“. of first with the tucchunic. a
long arm that stivks out from the cvntn‘
pole. from the end of which dangle»: u rop.
fastened to a lu-lt around tho'lcurner‘s waist
it one end nul the other audio tin-teacher‘s
hand. The pupil stands on in broad pad on
lIIl‘ horse‘s luck. and the stimmrting unu
got-a around “S the hols~ . goes. So long us
t'r ~ pupil kccps his bulunco there is no strain
on the rope. When he turnblx-s off. or is
illu‘l)‘ to. the rope stwuli-mund sustains him.
vust denl thut has since O‘Et‘ul‘t‘kl in tlic his
tory of the United Stutcm— - “Ilium (I. Prime
in Harper‘s Hagasr‘m. -
it. COOPER‘S SYMPATHY TO WOMAN.
Mrs. Susan N. Carter. the head of the
Woman‘s Art School of the Cooper Iusvl'th
ciuitributos an nnccdotul pupcr to the Inn
ccmber‘t‘entury. in which she says of Mr.
Cooper‘s aims : “ ‘ All I \vnnt.‘ he said. ‘ is.
that these poor women shall cam decent
and respectable livings. and especially that
they shall be kept from marrying bad hus-
bands.‘ .
‘- This subject of unhappy marriages
seemed to be u very prominent one in Mr.
Cooper‘s mind. That women were often
imposed upon. were ill-used and broken
Boots Shoes
(it first {‘lass Slantrfacturv. t‘all and sec than.
(‘ustom Work of All Kinds.
M-A FI'IJ. LINE tlF‘w
R1 ' 1 mm: Goons
Boots and Shoes
Of the Bird Quulrty. at Ilcaronnblc Prim-e.
Repairingr of all Kinds
l‘mmptly Attended To.
John‘schaub.
“'nshin‘gtm. St. . So. N rwalk.
Immense Reduction
87 Main St. -
"Kw—First Sittionnl
MARKET
t‘or. llaviland and MaxSts.
Sullllr Nut“ it‘- Ii
I Having insight thisI Ilsrkrt of ‘Iillll‘ M. Lure. we
dis-rm to inform Illl‘ publcc that we shall krepa full
supply of
Saturn Maullnn.
The Best Family Machine
in the World.
W: lxru them uhcrv you can Sn: them in on m
tron. .1: ii are always glad to shun tlu-ui.
D. B. srour.
Rood '5 Jewel ry Store.
New Goods!
lltttlr, Bailey It Pu,
“rm-factun‘rr' of and Ih‘slrh in
Lumber,
- Timber,
Shingles,
zoo lu-wildcrmi: to mention
They need to bc
n-rn to lu- appreciated.
BEAI‘TIFI'L DECOIL‘TED 7——
Dinner
H? :J‘. l‘uuw. . r. 3 511470. of Sin I‘JIt'Il'tt‘. Insanit-
Tea. ‘Set‘ls.
Uf a‘l and 5G Potts. in Many Styles.
Setts.
Lamps.
In tin-at \ ulcty. butt. 5 mean! and lilil;in‘.‘. and
all lit" pn't‘y rlr ~
annuxm‘i \' . .
‘ . : 30111 to lflnhc u;- a well
. Stun- at prccs ngthgn
llit' reach of sit.
,-. I‘A IILUII AS I) COOKING —
Stoves.
—— IN' ——- - v
(finale and festive bull will be gored It gives coul‘hlcnce. and that is its principal down. he had a lively conviction; and all ' l )Iil IIIUIII l S. \\ :IICII (‘5. I lath 0! mm... ...- .3 us... . d 3.. .
Shaggy dogs will be worn with the bail use. but it also prevents falls. When the his chivalry and sense of fatherly protection M I L LI N E RY . " , i “m4 A“ ‘ w “'3‘
boutisnt around the neck. plain about the pupil can stand well without it its use is were enlistedto save them. so far as he ’ .___._.____. ~—A§D—
waist and polonnisc and a pompadonr toil.
—-Brwl:lyn Birgit.
A gentleman recently went into a country
Post Ofllce. and speaking inadvertently.
asked for a three cent postal stamp. The
p. utmuler inquired : “ Do you want a
:ilsmdoncd. For a long time nothing is at—
tempted but '10 teach the pupil to stand
easily. safely on the horse. and to balance
himself gracefully to the horse‘s atrial: .
Then he learns to do the same. riding buck~
unrrd. \\ hicli is harder. Then he jumps up
could. from these ordinary misfortunes.
While the world is now occupied with the
question of what woman can be taught.
their ‘ higher education.‘ and many kindred
subjects. Mr. Cooper‘g acute genius discov-
ered. as by intuition,imany yours ago. the
M as. IV. FA W GE’l‘T.
V 3 \Vatcr s:.. - xouwsui. '
Ilss nslucvd her cntin' stock of Ehxaut Millincry to
HALF PRICE.
urge reduction in t‘liildrens‘ lists. and “owning
Grinds. '
—-——OF ALL KINDS. ——
JEWELRY
Sole Agent in Norwalk. afuthorized by the company.
01'
Doors. Moldings. Sash,
Blinds. Pickers, Win-
dow Frames.
lustal card ?“ “ No. I asked for a three u little. an inch or two only. and keeps at relation of women of we middle clam d, meg“. (‘nt't‘ gonmm 1...“. 8'50“"9" ' 1 d E ABLES Etc
cent stamp." it You said postal stamp." i. until the {zit-f is ixubedded in his mind “has.“ to industries. and the family. He Ratet‘mletun‘im iiiztni-‘li‘liii: Disc. “w (habit; . an .
“ Well. what if I did l" “ Why, it isn‘t i.
postal stamp ; ‘tie postage stamp.” “ True;
postage stamp. because it pays the postage.
and postal stump because, like all other
“matter it goes by post." With great
vehemence the P. M. here vociferated :
“ There‘s a right and a wrong; if ‘tis right
to say postage stamp. ‘tia wrong to say
stamp. What says Worcester P
' Postal—Pertaining to the post. Post one.
ormail.‘ Arenot postage stamps in that
new 9"
De gigglin‘ girl ginerally turns out tor be
de woman what dean lutf much. au‘ lemme
tell yer, marridge an a lot 0" chillun will
t‘.r at he (altos his forward impolite from the
l. in » :iul only has to jump up and not for-
v. ml. urul for that the mechanic. probably
l: -.~ to b.- .i ; ill) lmnrflrt in ploy to save him
icon ugly tumbles by his jumping out over
the hursc‘s shoulder or on his uncle. Each
thing must be learned well lu-fore a new
thing is tackled. and nothing learned must
evcr be allowed to lapse for want- uf prac-
tice. Slow work. you see. I‘ve no doubt
it would be eztxier to 19 an lire-ck —would for
n Gn- -k, anyway.
“ Where do these lessons go on dn ' r
the winter ? In several places about. ow
York. Bui':ltlSSZO1i"a’ down in Jersey. and
saw that. many of them could not marry.
and he realized what must be the forlorn
position ofn number of elihrly daughters
of a poor man. He had noted the danger.
ens likelihood of giddy. ignorant young girls
marrying anybody for a home. even if the
men they married were dissipated or inun-
cient ; and he had the tendereet pity for
poor widows or deserted wives. He talked
many times. and at great length. on those
subjects. and all circumstances and any sort
of incident brought up this desire of his
heart to help women to be happy. indepcn~
dent and virtuous.
“ Oneof the last times is was at the
All Toquice for 3L5“: Jockey Cape. 75c. to sum.
to Fn-nch Fella. Sltll. former price “.75 and 32.
1 (‘me of Full Turbans. lac. each. worth 3100
Pam: Feathers at unehalf the wholmlc ice.
life nt Ostrlch Plumes. $2.01) to $2. .
Full Line of Ostrich Tips. w cents per bunch.
Latins will no nu to can
Before purchasing elsewhere
m assortment of moms ttxnnnosn-
nus-rs. we shall sell at the price It] for the
until?“ days. in order to make room for a large
Itoc
Givi- us a call and see for yourselves.
none but the Best Millicent. and will guarantee to
give satisfaction in regard to the style and prices.
And Everything Pcrtaiuiug in a
FIRST-CLASS run n n rr'r‘
And respectfully solicit-share of the public pat—
rouge.
ununnn nnnnn.
ROCKFORD QUICK-TRAIN
Bullrnatl Platutus!
John Foley's Gold Pens and Pencils.
Solid Silver and Plated \Vare. Opera
Glasses. Gold Spectacles and
EyeGlasses. Nickel and
7 Walnut Clocks.
Repairing and Adjusting
Hard Wood Ceiling and
Flooring.
‘5 BSNAL ST..
The 3:er AS>ORTMIINT in rows of
Veneered Hard Wood Work,
‘0 UTII NORIVALK
HARDWARE.
General Hardware
Heaters.
That bring Comfort to the Bonn (‘irclu
New
sisters
References to ts- nddvd to our
list IIUS fall.
The public an“ im itcd to cxaminc (our stock and
none an- umul to buy.
It gives us plensnw to show
Pilltlrllrur.
Basia co.,
‘ take de chuckle outeu do mos‘ o‘ ‘em. Stukes’n in Fordhnm. and Carnill‘s inchst» school. and while a celebrated New York Mrs. w. Falwcettc MoeIIxIJECCazl: P...“
De fox is not only smart. but he isde mos‘ chestcr : but “19 “105' l’éflect “1 “n f“ the “W “'83 giving 1‘00“!“ 0‘ Ifuten 190- —nxa— . .“’ 1|.
. - - . . - b .. v Hr . . .3 WATER STREET. NORWALK. Ulla and Inflow Glas-
MN)" 0' .11 de minus. He is “ht, one Burumn has in his wintermg unhings taxes to women. . ~Coopcr.withhisfnce all South Norwalk. N0“ 8. mfi- 63-" W a T C H E s A (an smnmt o;
playful. but he nebber 8“ so 1."- 10" in a. up at Bridgeport. ' All these establisaments animatedwithhrsfeehngaboutit, mid: ‘ Dr . . I oclu- and Knobs
.‘ . pursuit 0‘ his plmnre do he neglects his m in mm“ “a" “3° “m“g“ 0‘" "‘3“ i” °‘ fl“. ““1“" M “a h" ‘1‘“ Grand Display l - ‘ Table and Palmer Cutler-3' - -
' bins-a; an‘ as soon as he stops playin' he ter. often engaged by performers for certain uaed to duel with wealthy women. The A SPECIAL“ ‘ Wt 2 the serum to
1 h is so mighty cunnin‘ dat yer would tink hours each day for muons ab and. You see world does not look like the same place to Time h r n 0' m" In“ qun-W‘ 01"“ I" 0‘" mu Emma“ , ‘
dot he nebber pdld any ‘tcntion ter frolink. we have to supply our own performing him thstit does to me. If he could be in Mandenanineonrlarueewckof W. ’ CW - Hausa mmsmn Gm)“ Buyers of Boys and X ouths
:30 mm 1m- ulso trot some fun in him. but homes. and 20:01.”:wa 0‘" 0“ on“ El) mm ’0' " m3" “1‘!“ 3"“ u“ “"0: . ‘ s , _ 3 Clothing, HatS. Caps. and For
t is a sort 0‘ dull un‘ oberfcd him; 0‘ spurt. to their wor u et am new on s as e from. poor an en crmg women, e A w A t . ‘ . . 1 . ,
t.” for he nebber plays till utter he eat- an‘ old wear out. 0A good cold-blooded home. would think that it would be best to have The Oldest Most Rel. ble ‘Fanoy Arucles I I us I n s JAPANESE PAPER WERE- mshrpg UOOdSa MM all-d
. srter he gem liil‘l'. w‘y he‘s dun cat as "one that never gets nervous or excited. them :ught tplaythmg which they could ‘ 18' l . ’ Atom for the fhl‘ls 03110831: and 33138588., Mil-
. much he ilnu‘l feel like cupcriu' ‘: "\l..'.-A' doesn‘t break his gait. knows enough not it learn ens 0 them to lessen all this and Satisfactor ver Verdical Boiler and Hall’s Patten he 11 .11 8-D MCI'IDO Un‘
. lama Tum: r -.l.ep on his rider should be full, has the houhle.” _ ' y ‘ SUITABLE rot: PRESENTS. . 09°“ “w” Bl°°kt Fire “d Burgh“ is,“ de 1.2;” Hosiéry GlovesShoes.
,“W— sense to feel if the rider makes a comm—mull ‘ . . Pmo . . , , . L
» ‘ a o . little out of true. and away to catch him uocxuto 'rr-is rowan. , We twin-t mnhhmmdlnelineot Norm. - Conn. Allmw‘m“ 1;“ 13m!) ”‘31", Rope &c etc, anld Inlants’ Clothing of
n w it . ~ . _ —, ' Chan . , , - . . .
. “’—°”’“"’ rh‘snzt‘x‘rrfiatzgmm‘fi": mun-ewes“ a m ' Plush and Leather w- 0- cum-run ”'3 ”PM“: "“ 5"“ ‘“
‘ The clerk. prelimin-irv to issuing “is any. " I while with m. y .‘ night k on. d m mm old . emlca Ra‘lmlc BALI. BLOCK. 5.. pom) OUT SIOCL the largest and most
M license. Mk > i question of her. "m“ w“ * “a ceremonies stillin use. Afew minutes be-
complete assortment. of fash-
ionable styles at. the lowest
prices.
coudcsWeamu “acts
" How old are you: '
“Seventeen." she briskly answered. end
unilr-l awn-ell? on the groom.
“ Wail." said the mark. sternly. "‘ I must
forethecloekatrikee u. the pom. with
COW PLAYING cases ARI HAD.- ‘h. l
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NRIERLY KNOWN AS THE BYXBEE RR-
FRNIXNT 807583.
Satchels autl Purses.
Combination of Lead and Oil
inform you that according to the shunts or done in in imprints—two cola: for the w bo- the Qusen‘s Mid hoops. Alcoa beautiful assortment of a" be“ M avenue-s. New York.
. . Illinois you are u minor. anal uu-ler age.md Mk had four 101' the M. The W “mm“ m “ In)!" to the I tell f H ' . ' ‘ ' . b,
, 1 (but turn-tore n liccmm‘tbc issued unless for the back is generally an interwoven cuter gate. died he “ Spur.“ catch sentry ever eve" . or oases! Lace .. Neck .. Wear Dav Id G ree n
' 1 y‘gu aw?» mmem of Mrl‘wrcntadfgllor- '5?“ in W“? 3‘10“ WIN-I “Ill 9 claim 9&0!!!- “- roit- "W Manufacturies and Iron Work. ‘ . .
j (ls—nu. Inn rum: also knowt‘n: n Viti!‘fi()u pluhdthe card In reversed and “I M .0- Mr‘ “ 333'.” AM th. I.“ . “yum“ Everything in may-lo. Gentle-mam“.-
l..." or this law on my part is a very serious or. plate put on. This prints the hearts and are aeeunb locked and barred the preset This ‘
dies will receive nut-Int auntie-i.
Milan lllrrur at 25 tits.
{up .4. and. b'rv o'er much I uni-flit whh to
“minim" :n- }u‘.I." ll.\§n:.l!l"fi'§ by overlooking
“:36 Li“ : “wirlnvr: liijfi I cannot make “II! “D-
Wthe'king'sscabbard. «own and
mJaoX‘ahat and mantle. and several
or the queen's drum. The blue
JEWICLFEY!
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.1. . new as ”in: eon-ransom both We...» aim- m up on the _ W. “""“°'nu°‘fi=:£°'” “m ”m" 3““ “gamma: 333%” °‘
viii.- .... stunt-what stunned by this ansx- Mun-d mainly tegiveaddiiunal lure N withhhfcotand M “Who - ' ‘
g par-mt ulALwlo thrown in bu" way. and re- h is court cum- an the bhek goes there? “ " “th- hsye?‘ _ _ ‘ f' And ‘1‘" 0" "an“ ' DO GREEN. snpt.
. “lwmtheadtnation. Ina no- “; Bhnfli‘oflmhvan. «a... my. a up. gum ; L ‘ G whonyouwunttoplana.
, i sent or taro shoreluru . l. and. whether she , ”flhmmmh Mihylndall‘lwen’ m m ‘ ‘ l _. I 5:33;; run 9-“)-
haul in the meantime wrunhcd the family
ml is not known. but she was u illin,’ to
fit] just one more year to her age.
'11.. e: .n in.) god judge of ages, and was
we lib-M to wow. (hit aha was}:
his twenty-five than tint she was Mm
too. He sequel the new 6‘ her
rum“ and fie lie-me was had.
Ignatius-darn. a- ran-hm.
this .1 sum—War ‘
one-thus. "Gothe-QnenVuscrhl'
hmuwwmusnu'
arms. an M
Is unequaled. Send or
for Sample Cards at.
call ‘91-th—
lists, Feathers, Birds," on.
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