am we convent.
“allotted States government unintuiti-
complete annual over the Hot Springs of
Adams, and limitothe chargesfor bathing.
A New Yorkcr who in pnquarons days
made a Ittulyof diamonds and was u this
judge turned his knowlmigc to profitable ac-
count and is today a successful buyer for a
large diamond house.
The dd Hobonaollcrn curse, that no king
was to be Incocodad by In. eldest son and the
hair was to have some malfi‘u'mation or dain-
aged limb, has been broken, and even tho
:plntltIapcrstititms havobegun to doubt the
spell
The Warmn (Idaho) Chinese milling camp
I: laid to employ more L'hiucoethan any mine
in the country. The white minors aban-
doned these mines mute tituc ago, yet mum
of the Chinamen go home every ycur with
from 6'20” 1085,!!!) to live in cast: the re
matador of their lives.
One of the must mm‘ssful of orchid grou-
on is a young New Jersey woman, win l, lind-
ing herself in straightened Plrv'tlfllsttx:ii'“.~a a
few years ago, Iii-gnu lloric-ulturc in :1
Way on a little piece of pinv lilllll. Non.
has taken her youngcr sisters into put-try r-
sbip and is doing a bi; Itlhllit‘bs.
Paris has Illulllll l’rntmtrints; Nmir ', 2",.
W; Marseilles, Ilorilvnnx, Lyons and lit: [‘1‘
have from 7,010 to limit! t‘zlt'll: llnnzwluui
and about It drucn other cities have from
3J3!) to 43]!) a-nch, and than» town cluirclim
have encouraging pruspwts for the future.
A New York woman, who lost her scalp by,
being struck byu railroad train, sum! tho
company for damngvs. 'l'hc cusp was trim}
four time-s. In tho: first trinl tho-mm: was
dismireicd, in the second trial slur was awarded
81:},5tlldmnagm in thc third triul tlic jury
gave her $10,000, and finally a verdict for
$6,0le was reached. J lll‘lcs scent to disagrcu
as to the valuc of scalps.
J The fashionable world at Brighton, Eng-
"lanthrcjoiccs just now in tin: tom‘ssiunuf
four ladies, cmfb of whom is devotcd to show
in horsellosb and has swirl-ed t‘nnic through
marriage. One nodded a llunkcy, another
a cab driver, a third a. enable boy who could
ride beautifully, and tho fourth a inn-dresser,
the lattcr, perhaps, it ill: a vimv of combining
economy with happiness.
The Rothschilds am always operating in
precious stones, and just now are said to In»
umucring rubiis. The liin-st nllilt'n' count
from Burmah. and tho Bill'llli‘n‘ ruby minim;
are among the richcst spoils of tho Brill-h
conquest of that country. The Rnthschilds
arc. acmrding to report, strong enough to
corner the new supply, being allowed spwial
facilities by mama of their financial hold on
the British govcrnmcnt. The poor American
consumer is thus compelled to pay tribute to
the Itothschilds‘ syndicate on every ruby he
buys
He Didn't Understand l-‘rcncli.
Thercccnt sensation in ancc in regard
to Gen. Boulanger brings out tho story of
Congressman John J. U'Nrill's trum-lcxpe—
ricncos of the past sumnior. O'Neill did
Paris with a guide. and during tho tour,
which camuzncd about twodnys, he pasecd
many comments upon the rudc and ignorant
ways of the infant rcpublic. 'I'hcsc com-
mentshc gave to the guide in the form of orn-
tions, and he Illflllilgt'tl herc and thcrc to in-
terim-d sonicof the long labor spcuhrsof
which he hurl already ill-livcrcd himself in
the Forty-ninth macro»; lb: was full of
the independence of tho Atticricnu congrcssr
man abroad, and he snrcml at the tondyism
which the lowcr clinscs of the French
people Sccmcd to exhibit toward the upper
classes. “Herc,“said he, as they drove past.
aahop in which loavcaof fresh made bread
shone out through the window, “hero is an
instance. I’Vc 5111 that name painted on
fully 100 shops this nun-mug. You pimple
never let a man grow proinimnt without
worshiping him, and as for that man Boil-
hnger, whose mini» is painted up over “1050
shops, he. may bc :i grout man, but in America
we would not worship him like a God." The
guide burst into a roar of French laughter,
and finallycxplninml to O‘Reil that “Bow
lunger"wns the. French won] for “halter,”
and that the shops be supposed to be calo-
gizing the French general were merely bake
M for the 3an of bread, biscuits and rolls.
Frank G. Carpenter in New York World.
International Anthropological Congress.
Intelligent Americans will be interested in
the forthcoming meeting of the Illh‘l’llflllilflfll
anthropological wugrcss, which will begin
its seventh session in Berlin on Oct. 2 next.
A series of four sitting.» will be devoted to
“America: Brcbistoric and I'm-sent ;” and the
subject will be diacusuul in its large“ unthro
pologicul significance. The magnum invites
the cooperation of all who are interested in
the civilization of tho new world, its inhabi-
tants before and at the time of its discovery
by Columbus, their origin or affinities, social
development, racial dilfcrenccs, the int roduc-
tion of domestic animals, cultivation of food
plants, and gcncrull y tho mnditions which
underlie the progress and expansion of the
western hemisphere.
The first congress of the kind was held at
Nancy in 1515, the St-(‘miol at lutxcmbourg in
1877, thcthird at Bruin-ls in Hill, the fourth
It ladrid in 15%|, the filth at Copenhagcu in
1883, and the sixth and last. at Turin in 1586.
The consideration that dot-him! the choice of
Berlin for the next meeting were chiefly her
gm: wealth in arclumlngical utllectim
llllltralive of prehistoric America, and tho
minim of her investigators in every
upset of the physical and moral development
of the new world—Chicago Newl.
1130 [In of Slang.
Thouseof slangumoug girhlu outholu~
m. Atprcuent tbmbadurthof
uranium aadcurimity exist: as town
now byword: the coming laminar will bring
forth. Just now the cxmusloa W in use
3 "chump’as applied toaglrl who locks
“and brightness. Tbecatchword, I‘Who
aumr with the m, “0h, he's all
m”fllrhd among girls at summer retort.
H m. Extending over many yuan
Mohabqlhtofbymh, lucbu‘dloa
yum know you’re out!" and “I’ll tell
‘mm’thatlnvohnd their origin not. in
1|»th balls, balm; young ladies—
efltn India of fashion and mutation.
tun-mum mm slang begin-
Iathodunandworhup. It Is nthovtbo
othtrvmy. Thelnckucycd“Ab,therct”aud
in corollary “Stay therefore now worn
thmaaumonoboutbqul
mummmwma ltil lobe.
~I'lonoer Pram.
,_ A land». Indy ram-tun
, “Helium King-ford,“ Iaulm,
a u untablewom-n la aprofcusiim com-
.“ of my notable \rmim After n:
wmhhranhoountmllmdcgm
“Inqlldflmmadto England to pr»
"stadium. alto was ugh-at vegetarian
‘uummdnummmiu.
m Bhowumduplylmbuedwlth
~Wfltbput‘amln,“uomwltuk
fir Morin;
Em.“
u”...
Wherever the train halted, in
not troopof beggars. lottery but taller-s,
dulccms with all kinds of sickening sweets,
of which the Cuban ladies bought final] and
am vomcioual y, and peddlers of glow worm-
and tactics, guava, green mounts, and
fresh country choc-a similar to the German
thinner-hue. If one alight: for refresh-
ment, another lavage bordaof “em," with
p‘llnortl of adibles and Human: to be
battled with; and if a meal at a cult: is taken,
‘ you are unblusbiugly charged from $1 to $2
In gold. But all them annoyances are as
naught when one considers the glorious
troplml panorama provided in this trip
across the island. The loneliness of the
northern «la-twine country disnppm on
leaving llantanml, and of a sudden your
train IIWhirhug through a veritable nature's
garden Great orange groves are uncommon
as the pine woods in Maine. Vast pineapple
plantations till the spam betwm'n, llcrc the
view sweeps arrow the river, valley and vast.
reaches of cane grounds, the lust cuttings
being hurried to tho iuassivo Illlll groaning
machinery with the splendid villnsbighind,
tbcwholc surrounded by stately coco trees
and the lordly palm. There, for miles,
stretches another vullcy, a plain of puco and
yellow where the “last cut" of tobacco is
being piled by tho opci'arios upon the cult!
or curing racks, or carried from thero before
thcdcw falls at 8 o‘clock, to the great cam
do talxicas. where are, other noblo houses,
palms and fruits and flowers untenable.
Here and them are ranches and herds like
the shining horncd boots of Caxnnguay, with
mounted vaqucros and montcros and their
wonderful dogs, in picturesque groups, with
the great palmetto pulisadcd corallcs for the
“round ups,"nnd again by than, porticocd
bonsai and quintas,lilte palaces. Upon every
stream, at thcinouth of flower lmbcdilcd can-
yons, set like brown gypsies upon mountain
sidc, arctho poor gunjiros’ palm thatched
cabins. And 'et‘crywbcro are such luxuri-
ancc in soil and forest, vine and flower, that.
when you reach the splendid city of Cienfno—
gas as the ahmlows fall, and tho iuooubcaniis
begin to dance upon its matchloss bay, (mo
feels as though tho day had been a vision of
some dronmland isle where the weird in men
and tho glowing in nature hast: blended
in nmgicnl spell \vitb indescribable bloom
and song—Edgar L “'akcnum in Kansas
City Journal.
Damage Done by Avalanches.
We have to go back for something like half
nccntnry to find in the history of Switzer-
land aud Piedmont any record of calamity
from avalanches at all equal to that of the
recent. season. The loss of life seems to have
been greatest on the steepest southern side of
the Alps, but the loss of cattle and destruc-
tion of fields and houses on the northern side
has been perhaps greater. b'omc of the best.
known resorts in the “dais havc thus suf~
fcrcd. Rondo, in the Zcrmntt valley, has
been destroyed, and in the Saasthal nearly
all the principal villages have been more or
less ruined The damage done is not. confined
to the chalets and cattle sheds struck by
11185305 of snow, earth and trees which tho
avalanche whirls along, but tho injury from
tho avalancbo blast is still mom extensive.
Thus, in Simsgruad, whom only part of the
village is exposed, the otbcr part being pro
looted by an immense pine uwd, tho unpro~
tcctcd portion, which inclndcs tho village
church, was shattered by fragments of the
avalanche. but the doors and windows of
every house in the village, . with hardly a
single exception, were forcod in by the more
concimion of air, and the some thing but»
pcnm at the Simplon Hospice.
Tho spray of a large avalanche raises a
snow storm of such fury as to oblige men
mom than 3 mile OR to run for shelter. Tho
houses which suffer in this way get rapidly
filled with snow, and the cattle, if not got
out quickly, perish. As Switzerland is so cs.
sentizilly the playground of Europe, it is to
be hoped that the appeal for aid for sulforcrs
made by the English Alpino club will meet
with a generous rcspoma—London Olmrvcr.
Ladies Looking at a Battle.
On- lovcly spring Sunday some months
ago some English ludics In Sunkin mounted
to the housctops and witnessed a thrilling
Ipectable. in the clear atmospbgro every
movement was visible on the sandy plain ho
bind the town, across which Osman Digna's
horsemen, poising their long spears and with
terrific yells, charged furiously, whilo tho
Egyptian troops drawn up in battle array
podrvolley aftor volley into the turbaned
hosts. Shells from the gunbonts in lb ban
bot hissed over the bonds of the ladies and
plunged into the man: of advancing Arab-t
Theclmrgo was as desperate as tho furious
rushes.“ Aha Klan, and the tremendous live
that emptied manya saddle did not daunt.
the fanatical courage of tho desert warriors.
Then the ladies saw on the yellow sand a
fierce band to hand tight, soldiers who won
dofendlngthemselves pierced with spears, u
wavering of the charging line, and finally
theolow retreat of the enemy, who curricd
dam! and woamlad from the llehl as
y mllenly retired.
Mmpotutmoova house to hide a
single detallor tolmpuirtbovividuoss of that
Sunday morning spectacle. It. cost over coo
”manditwuouoof thmc mm occasions
when non-combatants are able to see, spread
out beforethem as onutnge,tho car-nip
andall tho mullet of battlc.——‘l’ow York
Sun.
Tculagnown "Cracker Cattle.”
Onoof the most Mao rwltlcnccsin the
United Bhutan, the famous “Cracker Cutie,"
mummi- nooato be torn down The
bulldlughlboena monument to the folly
of Chub-Mwbobuut ltnt a cost. at
, mmmdthofmhomadolnflmhb-
the govmmentwlth hardtack in war
til-:13 ‘l'bercluaotacomfortablo man In
thocutlo. lthallongbauunobjectofridl-
cute. It: am mafrrurJ’lem was
7. 0. Sharp, whobougb, t t for Rum and
cold It for 814.“ It ll related that I
Wmuked Hr. Sharp, “What fool
buflttbatbount" “0h."replied 111-.ma
“I live there."-Now York World.
no Prince Import-I'- Pony.
The pony ridden by the Into princ- l.-
pclaloflt‘nncawhon hancelvodhlt “b9-
tinnofwuflao‘brwtdurlugthahw
Prn-lanmhujmtcometoamdden cud,
like It: unfortunate router. Altar sod-u
4‘, ..__.
Hilton in sum. cousin
“4,...
‘loulangcr’l book :5me to have fall-i
lat and is already a drug in the market.
The Russian troupe which plays on twmty—
four pianos at once is mining to lauudon. ,'
The log cabin in which lien. Grunt Will
born has reached Cincinnati, 0., where it
will helplaccd on exhibition.
California parties are locating afactory
for manufacturing soup from clay contain-
lnz soup properties dismvcred ucar ("oltom
The mushrr tailors iu the British army
complain that they have wry littlo chance
of promotion, and they want a change.
Big flats well down town, in tin.~ cheaper
districts, are coming to be regarded in New
York as the solution of tho rapid transit
problem.
The holy water disappeared from the font
of a Church in Paris, and tho priest scat a
dotc‘ctivo to watch the doom. It was duo
covered that a milkuuin was the thief.
The London and Northwestern Railway
company has begun to by rails along the
Shropshire canal in order to tryiln-sulntl—
tution of locomotives for hum-s for canal
bouts. -
A family consisting of two turn, one woman
and two children Imvc taken up tIu-ir nbodl
in a mammoth hollow sycamorotmc on the
banks of tho Knnawhn river in West Virginia.
The largest tree in Ohio is ncur l'lyilo,
Seneca county. It was planted by Oliver
Coniswck in li’fll, and now measures 1'! foot
7 inches in circumference and colors :1 space
of ground seventy feet in diameter.
A number of society girls in Mobilo ro-
ccntly organiud thennciws into a minstrcl
troupe, blacked their fut-cs, donned the pro
fcssmnal wigs and gnvo :1 performance
for thc benefit of a charitnbli.~ swim-t};
The combined capital of tho Efctllodist
Bank Concern is $2,393,23Riill. The not sales
the Ilb‘t four years, dcductini; amount sold to
their own ilciuisimrics, was .f'li,;‘iIT.-'i‘.'-3,-Zl,
showing a total incrcuso of sales nvtlrthc
four prcvious years of $P~$VJIIL$L
Recently a flcct of 113 steamers arrived at
tln- port of Duluth. Tin-so Vessels curried
160,011) tons of freight, and were mount-d by
1,700 mcn. Tho "Zenith l'ity of tho Un-
salted Sons" nppcnm to bo gutting; tlicic.
Tho Dillglm! Sugar works at Arkansas
City, Kan, will boll by H) foot, thrcc sto-
rlcsliigh" with unattnchml building: Why
30 (wt. Tho boiler housi- Will In! Sully-10
lot, and contain [whom- pom-r boilers.
The capacity of [hi mill Will In» 2.56!) pounds
of sugar per hour.
:\ lemon was Illt'ki‘ll at. Lus Angeli-s, CnL,
tho other day, that wcighml 3-}, poninls, was
wast?) inches long and 3 inches in dinnicter.
The trco on which it grow had but half a
dozcn lemons on its branches, but. the weight
of the fruit beat them almost to the ground.
San Dicgo's new mphnns’homc promises
to boom.- of the most important and host cu-
dowml charitable institutions in the Union.
In addition to the homo proper thcro will be
an «locational and technical school. Four
citizens of San Diego have subscribed $100.-
000, and the city has given no acres of land
in the city limits, worth nearly $1,000,0m.
Tho ycar‘s cxpcrimcnt with profit sharing
at the great retail stow of John Wanamaker,
in Philadelphia, has lwou very satisfactory.
Monthly alivi‘lcmls loin- bci-n paid totho cru-
ploycs augmenting SS'JJ-‘n for tho year. In
addition to that. i high] in ilistrilmtwl among
cmploycs who lum- a nwml of seven ycnrs’
unbroken scrvim ll‘lli! lions», and $10.01!) is
not aside as a pension fund for old employer.
Tho Denver Cattle trust has just closed a
contract with tho From-l1 monument to sup
ply the French army With 1504)!“ head of
bccf u‘uttlcuunuully. Thccattlo will be all
rangcstnwk. Theprico has not Inca made
public. Shipments will bcniado as Soon as
ptmiblc to Chicago. when- it is lImIcl‘stOOt‘I
they Will be slaughtered.
Bultimorc can INXISL of gilt.) an original
lampligbtcr in the shape of a boy not over It)
years old. The little fellow rides along the
road on a big brown horse. Whenever he
comes to a lump Inst. In.- drin-s his horse
alongside of it, stands upon the saddle, owns
tho lamp and lights it with a match. Ila is
soquick that hcis able to keep up with a
bore» car going at a rapid rate.
A recent deer hunt near Martin, Tm,
cum» to a queer end. After the sportsmm
had chased the door for nivcmlmiles, and
the bounds were close at. its heels, the fright-
ened animal turned suddenly, and. running
up to om.- of the hunters, tuckcd its'lwznl un-
der his arm, as if for probation. No clllt‘llmi
the heart to kill the pleading animal, and tho,
hunt was abandoned.
On June 3. 180i, twenty-four ymrsago. at
tho battle of (’old Harbor, Corporal Orlando
P, Bliss, of company Iv‘, Twenty-fifth Muss»
cbiuctts volunteers, went to the n-srno of
two wounded soldiers who m-ro beyond the
lino of ('onfcdcmto works and under heavy
flrc, and got them safely oil the batik-lieu.
Ila has just received a medal of honor from
the war dcmrtun-nt for tho brute ilccd. Our
republic is not ungrateful. but it‘s: little
flow sometimes.
The Army of Women Slavre.
“'ho. indeed, mu Inc the Abraham Honda
of this heavy eyed. mind, swiped, struggling
army of slaving wanton! It I» nuinqmry
emit-r infinitely in the asking than in tho
answering. It is attention that pit-sent. it.
lalf every your with humped force toll»
minds and hearts of every intelligent Inn
and woman who gives any thought totbclr
fellow beings. Yet these mum worthy,
puzzled man and women will clue their cyu
and their cars to the cxintcuco of tho armyof i...
woman slaves, and devote their energy all
cash to antlpodes. They will and millltu
lucnnhtopeimloin lamlnwbmthuuudol
not fall lanthanum-tho frutconnlawb
hr. and m lifocalls for mulch battl-
nmalmnwomnn Mariam can and-
le- Itrnmle against debilitating but Id
life cufeebling cold.
enuncmonwlion the former-mm. a
«mammal: tocnmotothuumldflly
dwemondavmlttbouldcomotbmughth
m” Builders Hardware,
v...’ 3,, no
name rm "
Du. A. it. outta.
1M lain street
opp. (2in Hotel,
q...
f sown NORWALK.
8 to 0 I. in.
once Ilonre. «:12 to 2 p. in.
jail) if t! to 8 p. m.
I“ ll. I’I'JCKW'ISLL,
' ARCHITECT.
lion!!! 6, llavillnd'l Block,
Washington stunt, South Rom-1k ma 3m
l)lt. ELLE!!!" c. CLARKE).
. NO. I am! NIX, NUIKWALK. ‘
gamu- lluulezA-Ilntil it a in. and l to ”Jami 6.?!) to
t. In.
I'I'clcpbouc Inching“ may be scat f ruin II. E.
lhnu‘n stable. Norwalk, and from ti. W. “mam, e
illnblc, nouns Normalk. mlO ly
D“. I". E. BAKE“.
No. it Vanztu‘m Austin,
omcu nouns. Until mo mm. lilto 1:30 p. in.
ti to 7:30p. m.
jyzl 1m ," EAST NORWALK. CONN.
SINGING Luscious \ ” ‘ " ” '"
$15.00, $513.00 and "5.00 per term.
to cn h of lcenou.
I. Gill! 5. PLACE,
Mouth Norwnlk Conn.
Klimt. s: unison,
Price according
Organist of the First Congregational Churchill-tor
bury. Teacher of
I’ianol'ortc, Organ: and Musical
Communion.
7152 1y Lock Box 39 P. 0., NORWALK. CONN.
DB. 0. r. nou-nvuu~
DENTIST, 7
Office and Residence,
Lauprzn's BLOCK. MAIN ST, 50 NORWALK.
Teeth extracted without pain by the use of (m or
iii El cr. .
”Foam opened evenings.
E‘:"Tiios.ssi"“ w I W
AGENT I’OII TIIE
thnix Insurancfngo. of Hartford
N()'I‘Alll’ I’U lllslb‘.
ROWAYTON. CONN.
I)". summon)". 7
"—(l'nl'. AND m‘lh‘l‘c‘~r
Cur. Ill-st “canoe and llullcr Street,
NURWAH‘, IYONN
«mite lloun Until 9 ILIII ; from I to land 7 to
3‘ p.m.; Sundaysi no 4 pm,
Wt .‘ommnntcatlon by Knit-phone.
\v 5. RNA l'l’. ,
I
1\ ({CII I'l‘ EC’P.
I.- now prepared to make plans and a dilution
and eupcnatend the construction of iuiidings
1' Hills REASON A ll LIZ.
onion—Taylor's Building Washington 5L.
Norwulk I'. 0. Box 775. dd
J C. (:ltoWl'I.
O
Carpenter and Builder.
Plane fumirhcd and Estimator given.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to.
sho pAnn smut. near lain
l'. U. x uncouth Norwnlk Ct.
\ifiifims.
l
”m
50.
w
. r . - v ‘ V
be“ mg Machine Millpllcs,
Altnchmcnte, Pam-t. Needle-s. Brits. ctc . furnhthcd
General Repairing of mi kinds and makes of
Milling Machines. L'. M. SIIAILKR.
til Main 31... so. Norwuik. doll-I]
J R. RAYMUSI),
I
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
little foot of flail-ad St. on Water. I'M. flux on.
J o. busslxos.
. sacccuoflo L I. Quint-rd.
Undertaker & Eiuhalmer.
So. 4 Knight tit. Residence, 5 El. 1%.,
580 3m Not-walk , Conn.
C “- ”'4‘ “TI, '5.
(I
I'utcrcr for \Vcddinge sud I’urtim. Ice Ctr-am
constantly on hand forthc nick and well. "is cute-
brated Root Ilccr. and Employment (ltllcc.
50 MAIN 511, 80. NURWALK, CT.
SHUT“ NI)R\\'AI.K SAVINGS BANK.
.'xl ’v'- orliltifllnn Slum-t.
”pelt Imilytmmv to l‘lu.m.,al;d from : manta
.m Ith Summit) evening! from bin is.
; :I‘hncnw illowui on lit-posits.
4I.il:\..‘-’ h'lI..‘I.\N>, I'Vt’i‘.,
.1011}! II. FERIIIS. \‘icc-l‘nis ;
IUII‘N II. KSAI’D'J—w. am: I'm»
llllllltl'llili & li’IIUJIIIlII‘ZI'.
.l uctionccvn and Real Estate Ag’th
:ltl \l‘ulllngton 5].. South Sort-all.
flaw pmncoftlic most ilrpirub’r buildlng lot: in
501:"! .‘oruallt and Hot Somali fur rnlv at
bargain!»
Iltmm undlnu sold on can) trrutn. [rt tlnw-
who wantlo buy CMIIDIllI with them beifort- looking
clnvwltcrv.
lloum to rent and mm I'I'IIthfl'll, {viral an
’flcoruc ll. lhtymmul,
.‘ l 2 Mil Lilli!
It‘U II\ I'I‘lY Ill
And Furnishing Undertaker.
t'a:| and we lay lam stock of all Itindv of fnmit-uc.
36 llnln street. Norwall.
Mm prepared to furnish cwrythlntt actuary for
the Interment of tbodnd. day mourn Telephone
ctmncctimi with Mldt‘fu‘c. No, 3 lk-tklry place.
.ltcb mun
LU'I‘llliIl wuloli'r.
Curing: later all "one libel-r.
amt-t alumina given to ray-inn, in all its
action. Wot! door In lint-chin My out team-
Iblc prism. Work Intro-ml to Inc will unite
prompt attrition.
Shop Pool of Franklin at.
at. £0011! ROIWM.‘_
W1? ”lll'l‘lll llllllll‘l.
One Quutlty,-'rbollut.
“all it
no. v..i“'.;..‘...i;. run. all?“ on.
man; rfimwm
Home Dressed Poultry I Specialty.
Orders llollveml l’romptly.
CHARLES SMITH
53 \Vunltllutml Direct.
A. FULL hINl‘l ttl’
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Fungi
l MATHUSHEK
«a...
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2 NW llmfi'l' Wagons
I - llllAIl (lAIl’I‘.
2 Nil] hhilianns !'
l. llllllllillMlN & SllN’S.
i’lous, lloaul Machines M.
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Slate Roofing !
We'mprfijtmmjobof
SLATING
In either BANGOR. EAST BANGOR, or
PENARGYE SLATE
:15 Cents per foul and upward.
Portico whining Slutc rooting should call on up
before ronlnc ting chic-‘hctc.
19.. BACK & Co.
WIIL‘ISL. font of llnviland South Norwalk.
1AM,
OI’TICI A N, -
83 Main St., South Norwalk.
\‘imul Imperfections dclcctcd and corrected.
Gold Spa-tactic, hiding Bows and Eye clauses.
Our lama arc of superior quality and at reasonable
prices. um."
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“Tried and Triumphant."
l PIANOS.
:llltqnllul in litlntss and [1th1: at Tate. ‘1
GREAT CAPACITY OF VIIRATION
AND DURABILITY.
i~.}<’}~ul‘4
Each Instrument over '2 months In
,, procoauofconstmctlon. Bestmatovlala
3. and finest workmanship. a
:4} FULLY WARRANTED. I’F'They will In"?
n J
.. n Illa-time and keep In tune at one-t.
quarter the upon“ of any other piano. 5
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g OVER [1.991 m use if.
§Sond for full descriptive pamphlet and
priest to a-
a THE mm a. suntan 00., l
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ALSO
anioutronv. Mrmotu. Dunn". sun-
., roan. Minnttrouu on Wtsr Wiusrtc.
T Sou lotus. row 7»: Bvavl o! Con-Inna".
:J'!" was»; cu.
THOSE wno*hESt'n.Ӥ
THE BEST or
Meats,
Poultry,
———.\Nl!-———-.
Vegetables,
Always fresh and II a uuulcnle price would do ncll
to call at the
mmli.Mmle
Ill-fore Purchasing Elsewhere.
mum mllrltcd and um!- delivered to any part
of ('tiy.
ills?” Sillll'll mil-
Wop...
ill. GRADES,
AND AT
Lowest Prices I
w.” W
The ltmt (loads for
the Least. Money
MATH
H. S. BBUWN’S
I anon “will,
39 Washington Street,
4th of July.
CHARLES. E.
A LOT OFSAMPLES
Mg...—
ladies’ Print Wrappers
A1: Low ”Prices at
Al ill Washington Street
You can obtain a small lean New Haven Ham for boiling, a
glass jar of Pickled Lamb’s Tongue, Richard & Robbins’ Lunch
IIam, Boned Chicken and Turkey, all kinds of Deviled Meats,
a bottle of Lime Fruit Juice tor Lemonade, Cocoanut Macca-
roni, Iced Honey Fingers, Cocoanut and Vanilla Cream Witfers,
and a large assortment Willi which to celebrate the Glorious
—__._. q»_h_.
DEW DROP IN.
70 VVASIIING‘rTON ' STREET.
I. 2‘
p. .
South Norwalk.
SEYMOUR,
conducted in this state.
\ ork jobbcrs
innnulhcturcr’s stocks of
Corsets, Laitlies’ Underwear,
Odd lo
Laces,
wear. Balance
About a thousand short ends am
and White Goods will be ollcrct
and Smyrna Rugs. All at about. 50 came 0
Short a min and all kinds of goods:
Sprint and Summer Suits;
part pieces and
Dress floods.
All our ends, part pirccs and ri-munnts of i
at only 17c.
All our main, short pitccs and part
Another lot at only 5?. 100 dozun
linen knottul fringe at 10c, worth 153.
dozvn damask Doylcs 050., worth $1.
100 dozen fruit Napkins 75c.. worth $1.250.
redncril from 50th: 10 picm-s bleached at
In our 150st purchase there was 3 cases
and shall offer it at So. In this an!
001' Main and Cannon
-—-F U RNI
Style,
FISH,
u
W
is-
, Bnlopggolir.
W. B. HALL & 00.,
Will commence today a
Clearing July Sale
on a more comprehensive scale than any similar sale was ever
at fabulous prices will appear, balance of several
Stuffs, 1': 115013, Rugs, Draperies.
Gents’ Furnishings and Under- ~
Stock Will be marked
at a more song.
bilks, Satins, Black Goods, Velvcts. Volvotines and Summer
Dress Goods will be sold at the low
We shall also commence the sale of a manufactnn-r‘s
eral lots bought of a commission house, which Include Punjaub, Royal, Wilton
odd Iota of ready-made Jackets; balance of
1500 curls and Remnants Dress Goods.
SATEENS.
- 100 (ll-Z?" at 19.2., reduced from 23c. 50
oil dozen linen Napkins 3 size 50c, worth 75!).
Half Blvachcd Dammit—25 piccr'tl at 33:. reduced from 45c ;
50c, worth 75c.
c. One can» 1 wide unbleached 50. in Be. quality.
On $10 sales we give Free Return Faro during this sale.
W.B.I-IALL&CO
”A Look at Our Large Assortment of
' Will Satisfy You That For
Price and
The Place to Buy is at
DAVID STOW’S,
8'7. 89 AND' 91 MAIN ST.
UP STA!
supra migrant.
VEGETABLES,
ALL KINDS OF MEATS.
C.E.Remso:t1.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
war m one am 07—;-
r. scan (sumo son.
swim“.
.‘ "U W, . '
nu. cunning rm”. cont-rpm.
ts of goods from several New
White Suits, Cotton Dress
Hosiery,
of our Boston
est prices ever known.
lpart pieces of Silk Damasks
stock of Bags. Also sev-
n the dollar.
Remnants. 1200 part pieces Colored
1000 Remnants Sarah Silks.
:ur 30, 35 and 400. Satcens will be sold
pieces of l2l, 15 and 17c. Satiuea will go at 7c. 8‘
rmcls (ii-c" worth 103.
150 dozen [luck pure
25 pieces at 40c.,
of L'msdalc Muslin; we have can left
Streets, Bridgeport.
T U R E --
Quality,
FRUIT,
, _
Mills BWMBIIDCM" . ‘
4; am, am of .‘
Bflfll§;—
-suo
Front 12 Different r...
Everything for foot-war ‘ .
anmw
, 4“
Far Bum 0111M
Styles and price- too animus"
to mention.
No trouble to show goods. ‘
G. H. HARVEY,
I2 Main~ street; 7
South Norwnlk.
mum: of mm}: mm _
of TARTAR. _ ; _
'l‘ll ll!
m“..-
soldaadnoommendodby ' A7, V'
GROCER,
F. M. PIERCE,
DEALER II .. 1..
SEWER PIPE
AND '
General Sewer Contractitr
In rep-radiomecanneulm‘ win-m ‘ m'
pimhhcl uthonmtfavmbu' ' ' ,
inauguration-mutant ‘ kl
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F. M.VPIERCEIQ
Box 20. south Norwalht‘i‘fg.
The Metropolitan’s Record For lfllli ‘
9.
18 ’4', 278,015 of m
Gait-in mhmdlrhzm.flm5
Gala in Gross Income :31, f ‘
immiuuucifi- .. fl“ ~
“on“ c - i
let mum ' m ' Q.- ’
iinmbé of Policies in l - - *
New lmnnace writteam a“
Capital and Surplus form «(may ..
oversndnbovethemnqai‘td
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upon-3w 1311:er “1‘0? F .
IIIOII o (m My“
succumb-am! etc. since a l“ 'w‘
MIuvutch-nem'fll. . _
105mm“
H. S. ROOD,
Watches,
Jewelry, 4 .
~Alfb—
Silverware.
Special attention to the m »
watches and Jewelry?” ¢ hi
8:: lilqu Street.
l
Jus'i mm
PLEASE can. nun tin-tun I
Tr! In“; ‘
CharlesESeymour,
on 1 manual; . .. ; ,.
a a tan simian.
5‘Iflainin “WWII-damn. m. m .
Norwalk Chronicler