”EN TALKEB W.
l'rmnl Par-troph- L‘llpoul from tlu
Enchant-Gout» or II» PM“.
King Humbert of Italy drinks nothing but
wutor 3t m dinners. .
The late Chic! Justice Waitc was 72 when
he died. Justice Bradley is ‘.'5, Matthews 0i,
Hahn 55, Blatchford 138, Gray 00, Field 72
Miller 73 and Lamar (:1
WClcveland curries n phowgmnb
of his wlfoin his “06!! use. The watch has
hptperlact time duo: the picture was in-
Uflod. Helm that it'll apt to be mun»
What erratic.
Gen “one in one of the uotnblc P0P"
in Washington, who refusal to bond lhv kn?»-
to the dross suit and the silk hot. "0 tin-mu
Ill be plcmei. and his ,uttiru is always pict-
uresque if not strictly in accordance with the
dot-nag)! fashion.
llcn lintlor is said to I» an t‘Xl‘t‘Ilfl‘.‘ .1 a“,
and h-~ [WI-I91! himself particularly on i.l~~l;lll
lu concmting n marvelous aulml drawing, 1:!
which ho alone knows th» such-t. llv nix.»
has the knack of lrroiling u lullalcr in i. -t y
to tempt tho paintc of an cpivurv,
Prof. David Swing, tho ('l’ll‘l run-d l.‘lm-:lzo
divine, is n diligent student. “c r 95 lwt'mu
6 o'clock each morning and run l_.' u: {ml
before twalvo at night. His lznrd wnz l. is
don-i in the forcnmn. 'I'ln- prnflwm I» told
of clocks. and his mllcctiou is N“"'Illl only to
that of (icorgc W. l'hillb', of l'lnlwlclphin.
Count Tolswi's lute-st vm-ntrmtl fir an
IYISIAX‘NII is to organize and lliiti't‘ hum '.i’ at
the head of n tcinpcrnnw .Hlt‘lt‘l)‘ nt Elwin-1r,
callt‘d tho “StX'lt‘ty of tlic Tultlin'l'alc." The
The timid-cm urn plmlgml not. in lll'lllk in-
toxicating liquors of oily sort, nor to sell
Ilium or oll‘cr thrill to anybody. but to labor
to convinn-cothcrs. mid imin‘l'lillly cilildrcn.
of tho dangers of llllt‘lllIi'l'llllL't‘.
Jefferson Dori.» resides inst typical south-
ern home at Bcauvoir, 11159.. it great white
building, With lingo pillar.» supplrting it and
n wide veranda running quite around it.
The house has a spacious hull and largo airy
rooms, sobnilt that can-h can catch the son
broom that comm off Mississippi sound. I-Ix
tensive lawns stretch to the loft and right,
and handsome oak and nmgolin trccs giro a
grateful shade.
According to T he (,‘himgo Mail. Mr. II.
W. Scymom'. til» now cilitor of The- llcr—
old of that city, micd to he telegraph editor
of The Chicago Times, when that paper was
notorious for its scnsationul hczulllin-s, and
it was he who put the caption “Jerk-rd to
Jews” over tho new: of a hanging. lint he
did it only at Mr. Storcy‘s dictation, null for
from being proud of it now regrets that he
ever did such work.
Signor Crispi, tho premier of Italy, is thus
described by an Italian deputy: "It is ill-
ways diflicult to know what he wants and
What he means to do. H0 is a man of im-
pulse, not apt to weigh his words or acts.
His decisions depend in largo part on the im-
prcssionsof tho lltullll'lll. llw guts excited
easily, and iscniuihlc of doing tln- inmt fool-
ish thing when angry. In the chamber of
deputies ho is muster neither of his word» nor
gestures. The least thing is apt to rudlo
him, and at any moment hc may ‘tly oil the
handle.”
John Shermanis just two inches shorter
than was Abraham Lincoln, and Sherman
first met Lincoln at “'illard'shotel in “'nsh-
ington; It was in February. WEI, and Lin-
coln had come on for his inauguration. Sher—
man called to see him, and Lincoln's first
Notation on shaking hands Wm: “And so
you’re John Sherman !" He then looked ovcr
Sherman from hand to foot, mid said: "ll’cll,
I’m taller than you are, _ anyway. Lot‘s
measure-t" The tlvothculxickwl themselves
up against each other, and the n-sult was
that Lincoln‘s head came two inchcs above
that of Sherman. Senator Sherman has ac-
quired the faint semblauco of a stoop, but
his thinness makes him look even taller tlnu
he in
John Bright lives, when in tho country, in
a stately ml brick house on the outskirts of
RochdaIE, Lancnshirc, called “Ono Ash.” A
maid servant answtrs the visitors' bell, and
ucollic dog trots at her heels. In London
Mr. Bright occupies a house on Piccadilly,
overlooking Green pork, right in among all
the great houses of that great town. The
Duke of Devonshirc, the Duke of Wellington
and the Rothschilds live Within call. Mr.
Bright does not wear the regular Quaker
dress, though he attends meetings, and 0c-
cusionnlly preachcst He always appears in
black broadcloth. A high old fashioned col-
larcncirt‘lcs his neck. and is set of! with a
black silk tic. This style of dress is worn
the your round, except when Mr. Bright goes
fishing; then he gets himself up in true
sportsman’s (wt unto.
Prince Henry, the Emperor Frederick‘s
mud son, smokes his pipe in the English
nshion, and smokes it mowing, noon and
'ght. You could meet him, when he was at
Rhino, strolling about aftcr breakfast,
it uwcll colored English short clay, or
fashion—he changed the clay for
it. It is related of him in San
going to church one Sunday
started With his prayer book
(I his hricr root wcll alight
A young English friend of
ying at San ltcnio, ventured
ninnmcc. “My dour My,”
lish dandy, “you are nut
I thnt thing in your
y took the pipc out of
5'. IL "I ln'g yulll‘
old fellow," he .1“; “1 forgot it Will
Sunday." He ran back ho with tho hricr
root, M MW“ with a. monwhaum.
moonkling'l hairis grtting thlnmr
on the top of his hood, and one with sharp
eyes can soothe outlim- of his ik ll back of
titular-bud. Tho scalp hot the y tint,
idlich tuning the brow look it little fort-red,
and which deepens in color on his check» and
,1 neck,» that the mun mount if he won
Ming. Still, it is only his usual healthful
glow, heightened by the increasing whiusiunu
of hllhlr. That famous curl owr tho mid~
dloof his forehead, which hi- caricaturlstl
midtolvurlmquolullhmfly, has lmt its old
flu. glory. 3nd hll dwindled no that it is only
tam-Hinged luold self. There used to
homo-ton that Senator Cimldlng won
thocurltoeoncool - scar which be liml ro-
cclvodfrom- hum when a lad. The scar
must have been mall and slight, for it in
pretty hardtounnnythlng of itnowthnttll
curl has retreated.
on a mild rcuu
nidtlwyoung ‘ ,|
going to church ““
mouth!" Princo llc
his mouth, and look
A Eighth lull.
“Willyon nllow me to sleep in the ten
mlotbukot the burn, un‘nmr’ pleated
the tramp.
“ 1y,” mpomlod the woman. klndlyg
“and WIWlwupluof man-1m in can it
thank! turn cold helm malug."-—-l.lfo. .
(lo-n Sour-l to "In.
an. (a. the WlMWhatt ting. mm
m If. Run, the tragullan. liar.
Hit-Yd; l random-nil be hail amulrul
“pithy Welling-ill our! all" “cl-
Ila-fly latterl-
Mn—l have alway- nudrrmnd, Dum-
It
mummm.
A lady of W from by all n
[Ilium Ilapubllc.
An Wurst, when mascara.-
M, has W a written as drum
h a pinata-to mufwtuur. .
A British Ihlpututer at New Orlean- ro-
leflo d the court of Patuzouh
were blown aboard his vernal at I
did-non of 150 rails from tho loud.
Pari- lt film with a battle of Iowa
The lmperlnlhtvlolot it to be rivaled by tho
lookout «ration, the mom: bola.
Sh fluorite flour of Gen. Bmthmger.
the Yanks. publisher, who uses mum
Irv-lope: 1 year. has railed for Germany
AM summon annlopea, with which be
m to crush thamvclopo monopoly.
‘ ' ‘1! Albany outth broker it no much afraid
daunting death in a violent form that he
”not ho persuaded to ride on n railroad
Illa or steamboat, or even behind u house.
A school for the manufacture of clock!
willsoonboopened at In Vilotto. It will
mmodnte forty poplin, who will pay”
ayeu for instruction and $17 a month fit
but
The newest freak in London hair dressing
ht!) hove a few locks Standing up almost
night ‘on the top of the bond, something
”the fashion of (‘luiro in tho convent duu‘
(can, but feathers or flowers are stuck in that
little elevation, and it is considered omn-
mental.
An eastern papa- tclls of the queer way in
which the tow-up! Orrington. Mc.,got In
Bums. Thocltiuus decided umnlhennmo
d Omngetown, and sent their minister to
I“ an act of incur-[motion from the legisla-
turu. The clerk of that body was a littb
shakyon orthography, and thought “0er
was the proper way to spell orange. Tho
Mir loved a joke, and so mado no corrw
Hon, but let the word go as written.
It is quite Customary when any one dcsiru
III-how how littla man knows, after all, to
‘ “who can tell What cs a bind» of
gm grow, or why it grow; l" But thin-om
equally great mysteries closer to man than
"an that of the grant. For lnstaucts what
mun can tellrwhy every man who pays heed
”style is now putting his scarf pin in the
upper left hand comer of big scarf! Who
first won his pin that way, or what man or
body of men ordered the plus worn that wayl
When last scarfplm were worn they were
put in the middle of the scarf. Then, very
mysteriously. they were not wom at all.
Now they mppenr in this peculiar way.
Meat. 1!. IL Ball, U. S. R, has two ex-
with an automobile torpedo.
Invented by himself, at the torpedo station
in Newport, R I. The torpedo, which is
made of aluminium brass, presents some
novel features. The diving rudder with the
intricate mechanicism common in fish torpct
does is done away with. The flask contain—
lng the motive powcr rmpies eight foetof
the length of the torpedo, which '5 twin
foot long. Tho engine employed, outing to
the novel way of mounting itand its nu-
tomntic char-eta, utilizes the full cxpanslvo
force of the comprised air. In the runs that
have been undo the torpedo developed high
speed, although only onothird of the maxi-
mumpm-uro was can-led, and the diving
dov‘icohnaanswered itspurposoas far as it
has been land.
(Imitation of tho King'- Sons.
From Slam we learn that thocmnationd
the two non. of tho king, which m “celo
hinted” at the end of February, was a core.
many ecliming in magnificence even that. of
the king’s uncle, whose body was cremated
last year. On that occasion the chief feature-
of the proceédtngs lva'o illustrated in a Lon-
don pictorial weekly, but the present occa-
sion seem-'to have pmd unnoticed For
fifteen days Bangkok was given up to rev-
elry. No work was dour, and such umm
meals as fireworks, llluminattons and inter
mlmbh dramatic perftmnccs were pro
vided nightly-rid kept up till 2 or 3 o'clock
I. m.
’I'bebulldlng in which the cremation wu-
oflected had been enacted at a cost exceeding
£50,000, ufnct which, as it 1: now being d9-
lnoliahed, as having med its purpose, shows
munifioauce, if not cxhvngancc. Ex-
ta'nally'this “premano” presented the up
purumctu pdace of gold, so gorgeous
wimitn rmntiou, and internally its
chm future Wu the electric light with
which ltwulllumlnated throughout. Then
mtwo nip-rue cremation days during the
tritium-rid tbeflnal proceslon for such
was-ohms!“ itoccupiedovu'an hour in
fining a fixed point. Blame funerals my
be «pain mmoniqbut at 1m tboy
unmtbonllod lugubrim—Pall Mall Ga-
latte.
Slave '1‘ch In Africa.
'f'holatert account: fromtho antenatal
Africa leave no room for doubt thutlargo
numbal 0!..th drawn from tho Ink. Ny-
m Wm now regularly exported to
W. A recent eye trim of soul.
of the ntrocitlu committed by the Arabs
“tooth-t they have no regard for human
life or suffering. Largo numben of kill-
mpedvillagenwho m takanto tho port.
on that‘s-atom conveyed in dhowrtollnd-
ugh-car. Maj-nan is the headquarters of
thinnefarlout'tnnlcmnd went-too much
reason to bellow that afew Europeans.
wenuahrgoumnberofllrltlrhlndlaunm
concurred In than ream Being wall
acquaintod with“. movmhof the»
of war, the foreigners at Holman-Inn
ublotowlm that-Baku“ orAnb Im-
plicu of impounding danger. The Hov-
wtlnfitiarm bnuml by Mylo want
tbohndingof dam, and it wouldbo inter
eating to know what rel-on: tboyglu for
rclnlngthelr vigilance. Thu-o financial
opinim that thing- will not Improve until .
Inlmtnt of consular mouthing It
arched on tbewest condor Madam.
~IaudonDaily 11m
Btu-pl" Ara 1m lam.
mu, We!
““ n... ““«m
withavkwh
or will. in mid-Uh
tb‘tl ‘DMI‘
- “Wuwuntrkndotymm m
‘ MerMfl'l arr-mum‘ “fin:
‘99 mm
117810 HALL BUICK.
First-classllrlceries
.1 '1‘ Low 1} RICES.
We tin-yr llavc mfifiwflmd
Bolshesler
. creamery
Butler
From the lleit Creamery in the Stair,
M
i. F. STEVENS.
)xpert Columbia. l'oluntccr,
Light liondstcr and Vclncc
Safety
on Installtncnts, tlld Mnchincs lulu-n in exchange
for now. Semi for l'utalrrgui- or call on
J ACKSON BROS},
56 WALL STREET. NURWALK. 1"l'.
._ twat-1m
Alllfll' & Suns
wa >
Wishing") n-dncl- our stock. pn-p-immrv to the
Fall Tia-lo, wonder fur llu- munill of Anna-4
A lililll'l"l‘l1l,\' 0F
Tellenlsnalllllal
01“" ALL
llclnil l‘ush llills .tinountint: In Our
llollur or liver.
liner-piling Im lugrnln l‘urpclu,
Blcucltcal :tiul I'liliIt-ru-lu-tl
Mllnlllto.
‘i
llBLEll SAMMIS.
The William-
MEA‘I‘S
SBHVBD IN 'l'llll. llkfi'l‘ MARKER
It on want the (‘llotfr-t ll BATS. obtnlui-d It“
authors of tronblr or not. you will tlnd them II I)
Hukct. In well u
Poultry if all Kills,
IN ITS SIAM)".
F. HAYES.
DIBBLI‘B BLOCK. SOUTH NORWALI.
SAMI’LE H()USE
—-—m—-
W. 3. HALL &. CO.,
BRIDG EPO ICT.
MRS. WM. 1!. JARVIS,
121 lulu St, South Norwalk,
Nut to J. ll. s-Itl. Hart-t.
ll vinebeflll lnled t for W. 8.1““. ‘
01.). 1mm: mfg! momma In thin vicinity. I
would it! . tfttll invite the ladle. to cull Ind
enmlnet ramp , w tel I luv- I fall lint
and whlch l will pull» the pale—0t II. llrldxcpovt
Ilorr. Pimlmmnfeu of the may hug-liar
which 1
Black Silk. an. per yard.
Satin Mahatma. formerly mulled It um
MIMI. hills Prune-lilo. Blflll.
An clmmllncofmwrnt M all ml Ind
rllk "1'11er in the lust minim
unallo— ouch Cit-Illa. 83mm. Zephyro nil
WI.
Burg-lulu: but) es and milling.
Ali-o motto! lit. arm’s Ductile (WI, MI)
him-her. Cancun, t'tltnpetl, em. and Taylor'-
l'oldlnl mm m? 8m
BELL ISLAND, ROTON 90ml",
SOUTH NORWALK.
“STAGE TIMI TABLE:—
(llllly except ugwihhgnd‘m that Monday
limo Boll Inland, 0.25 a. m.;1amd 5 p. m.
u.- Laue South Norwalk. 8 l. m.: 2 80 Ind
680 .m.
Lem: hot-in Point. tun nilnum earlier
Ivhlll Bell Inland.
warm-tag Id «only with m
“cum
[are . . ll mu.
”gm to M mm
WWW—‘m‘numwm
mum tut: Brilliant
man-—
Will make daily trips, i-xccpt Sunday.
Loafing South Norwalk :1 7.50 a. ll.
Humming
lute New lorlt. Pier 25!, East lure-r,
[not of lice-knoll Street. 2.30
p. nt., East 23d Stmt
° 50 p. Ill.
-~I'.AR
Single Tickets ‘ . 40c
Excursion Tickets. . . 60c
Freight Received from 7 a. in. to 5 p. n.
———..
"Aluminum: are forbid muting any of the
employees oltllcbouumu this line on account of
up nu!
-—~ "<40.
Huric every Ltzcrnouu and evening by
FIRST-CLASS UBCHESTBA!
———~ 40.~w-——
113116111ng Fill.
First-Class I‘lcslalnnnt
Billiard and Pool Rooms.
“9......-
Tminu hth- Norwalk to connect wuh boat at
Wilson Point At 7.32. SJ? 1005:. m.. 22w. 4 Ill p. in.
Tunis Leave South Norwalk at 7.56, 9.26, 10.13
a.m.,10lluniH-l6 .tu. '
llmtIurt-u Sou: Norwalk Steamboat Dork di-
am for ltoton Point st 2. ll) p. in.
Bout hum Boron Point at [1.515 I. m.. 1.2!. 3 55,
alskp. in. fur Wilmn Point. and 5.40 for South Nor
wul .
3:1 {I
'1
l _ n
M Al N STREET
~Af— — '+'m ‘
tv .1 t. 1. Farm“,
\\'1 l I'l‘l‘l LIIJIXNIiS
201'. Double ltoll.
30¢. p. r ll).
0c. per ll»,
13:. p4 r lb.
$7.00 per cwl.
l’urv Putin (in-on,
Yr'llllw Ucltrc, in Oil.
vcm-tinn “ml, in Ull,
Atlnntic. Whiu- Loud,
Decfier’s
Paint and Wall Paper Store.
MAIN STREET
’ . ‘9 ""‘F.’
sou'rn NORWALK.
A FULL LlNI-l or
Builders Hardware;
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Bully Br»: llard ()il Finish.
“’lrc Stool lloor Sluts,
Sonwthlng new. but thins: out.
w. c. QUINTARD,
IUSll‘ “ALI. MAN‘S
E. C.WHITNEI’S ART STORE.
87X Main Stu-cot,
SI). NORWALK.
ooo-mmm
FRAMING at lowest prices.
W
Full line of Artists’ Malerlals.
.Inim u. mortals,
Nhuldmh'aud 1min" lie-luv in III III]! of
80M. All] W001]
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehlgh, hnekuwnnnt, Locust
lonnttln, Franklin, and
Wilkesbrrro Com.
lull ill RUBBER Pllll'l'
and‘loot of Valium radian
MM. Brunch onlo- null-cu
mm “In!
South Norwalk
FINKENSTEIN lKNflBEL. .
FWSALE
lllwllllllllllu Wallis
I RUAD CART.
2 New Single Wallis!
Flows, Road Macliiiws .tc.
Raymunllrullers.
Slate Roofing !
We are prejure—dzijlmdua Job of
SLA'I-ING
Ill either BANGOR. EAST BANGOR. or
f PENAKGYK SLATE
.1»va -
all £81118 per fill all lllllilllll.
Partial wiuhlng Slate rooting Ihonld call on In
before contracting elsewhere.
5;. BACK 6: Co.
Wntci St..foot of llavlland South Norwalk.
J. TIIIS'I‘IKADI,
OPTICIAN,
S3 Illnin St.. South Norwulk.
Vlmal lmpcrlt-rlions dctt‘rtcd and corrected.
Gold Spocnucli-a. Ruling Bows and Eyc (Harem.
llnr unsci- arc of entwrtorqlmllty an! at reamnnhic
prices. in 22. ll
éscr’ u: 4‘." Manson-Lunoooncmv
MATHUSHEK
PIANOS.
“Tried and Triumphant."
._ "would in Blunts: and null ti Tone.
CR§AT CAPACITY OF VIIRATIOII
All!) DURABILIT‘I.
5 Inch Instrument over I: months inf;
-_ nroccsuoloorwtructlon. East materials
. and finest workmnnahlp. "
' FULLY wmmu‘rzn. wvney will mi?
’ u life-time and keep 1n tune at 0222—.
, quarter the outer-so of any other plant). ;
tr:uauuurngunnt's'fl
w
: 39nd tor full descriptive pamphlet and
prison to
THE TREAT it. SilEFldlll 80.,
‘91 Ola-us: Srnur haw tuna. Cantu:
’ It’v) *
QBn-ncrronr, Mrmou.. Dun-urn, sun.
1060, MEDDLCYONN .5: “(Eur Wiusrto.
.n
a
..
.5 u
y
a
L
y .’
~ vr
350;: Ann": Inn raw 5'.“ or Con-IICYICUV.
I
.-»;:,u..~.vsrl_nv ”l .
THOSE WHO DESIRE
rm: nus-r or;
Meals,
Poultry,
—» -~ AND—~—
Vegetables,
Alwnyn l'twh and at I moricnte prim would do well
to call It the
hill Marla
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Ooh-n filllcllfil and good! llt‘llfl'fi‘tl to any part
of (lily.
Jllllilllll Sllll‘llfllll. P111118.
-....0p_._.
ALL GRADES,
AND AT
Lowest Prices 1
WW
The Best Goods for
the Least Money
MAT...
H. S. BRflWN’S
3001‘ lb SHOE STORE,
Clark a Mo's Block,
, Sprint and Summer Suits; part pieces and Remnants.
AUGUST PRICES”?
Balance of Printed India Linens, Fine
Scoi'suckc "and Chalios at 0 cents.
Bargains in Saltoons at Sc. 100. and 150.
A. mountain & sun.
39 Washington Street.
South Nor-walk.
Al 70 _ Washington Street
You can obtain a small lean New-”Haven [Iain for boiling, a
glass jar oi" Pickled Lamb’s Tongue, Richard & Robbins’ Lunch
Ham, Boned Chicken and Turkey, all kinds of Deviled “eats,
a bottle of Lime Fruit J nice for Lemonade, Cocoauut Macca-
roni, Iced Honey Fingers, Cocoanut and Vanilla Cream Wafers,
and alargc assortment with which to celebrate the Glorious
4th of July. '
._._.._ «F— __._
DEW DROP
’ IN.
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
70 ‘VASIIINOVI‘OIV STREET.
'''' BRlocgpoRT.
W. B. HALL & (30.,
Will commence to day a
Clearing July Sale
on a more comprehensive scale than any similar sale was ever
condumcd lll this state. Odd lots of goods from several New
York jobbcrs at fabulous prices will appear, balance of several
inannl‘ncturcr s stocks of
Corsets, liaulics’ [Tiltlorwea r, White Suits, Cotton Dress
Stuffs, .l'araisols. Rugs, Draperies. Hosiery,
Laces, Gents’ Furnishings and Under-
wear. Balance of our Boston
Stock will-be marked
at :1 more song.
hills, Salim, lllnck Goods, Velvcts. l'clvctincs and Summer
Dvcss Goods will be sold at the lowest priccs ever known.
About :1 thousand short. ends and part pieces of Silk Damasks
and White Gomls will bc ollcrcd.
Woe-hull also commence the sale, of a manufacturer's stock of Rugs. Also sev.
eral lots bought of n ClllllnlISEItln housc, which includc l’onjaub, Royal, Wilton
and Smyrna Rugs. All at about 50 cent: on tbv dollar.
Short ondu and all kinds of goods; odd Iota of ready-made Jackets; balanco> of
_ 1200 part pieces Colored
1000 ends and Rvmnanis Dress Good». 1000 Remnants Sarah Silks.
SATEENS.
All our ends, putt picccs and remnants of our 30. 85 and 40c. Sateenu will be cold
at only 17c
All our ends. short pil‘cea nnd part pi. cca of 1
Another lot at only So. llld dozmi Tum-ls file
lznrln knoltnl fringi- nt 10c., Worth 15.7.
Drcss Goods.
2%, 15 and 17c. Satiucs will-g0 at Tc.
., Wllflll 10.2. 150 dozen Huck pure
100 dozenat l‘.t‘.,reduced from 25c. 50
ll. 7. n (Inuitwk 1)») ins 65c- worth $1. 30 dozon linen Napkins 2 size 50c. worth 75c.
1w .1. zvn fruit Napkins 7.33.. \vurtn $1.2M.
mu ltr- :tchml l).uu:ok——25 [ll'l't‘S at 3130.. ruince-d I'll“) 43c ;
nilucnl trlzln 506.1 I” ‘lit'rt‘s lilt‘lll'lli‘l’ {it 5012 , \l'ill'lll 756.
In our Boston purchase thorn was it «uses of Lnnsdalv Muslin; \ve haw on'l- left
and shall (wilt-r it til 8: in this mic. line cuw E “'IIIE nuhlcncllcd 5c. in Sc. quality.
25 pleura at 40.3,,
On $10 rules we givu lv'rm- {cturn Fare during this sale.
W.B.HALL&CO
Cor. .“llill and (human Streets, Bridgeport.
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”FURNITURE-v
Will Satisfy You That For
Style, Price and Quality,
The Plnco to Buy in tit.
DAVID STOW’S
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN
UP STAIRS.
SOUTH N ORWALK.
FISH,
VEGETABLES,
‘ FRUIT,
ALL KINDS OF MuATS.
C.E.Remson.
cnocanlss AND MEATS
WAT run out arm Ohm-u
'1‘. 31133 com a 80K.
numeral)».
an. ottoman mun room-rm.
om mm ram 1‘! in m warm 1'0 mm
9
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Mn”... .W
for the Spring and Summer m— o
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4am-— I, ,
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l‘roiu 1‘2. Different Fulani.
Everything for foot-wear blah bought I”
can“. Ind exocrine- being “an. out Ill-“:0"
Fill Bfllllll fllllll' lllu.
Slylon and price- too numerol-
lo mention.
annasu can. AND BXAIIIIB
No trouble to show goods.
0. H. HARVEY,
12 Main Street. ,
South Norwalk.‘
lulu ‘
lain PlWlllll I
MADE of PURE cam
of TARTAR.
n11! Trim
Sold and recommended by
CharlesE. Seymour,
630023,
70 Washington Street,
2;
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SOUTH NORWALK.
EWERS!
F. NI. PIERCE.
DEALER II
SEWER PIPE
ARI}
General Sewer Contractor
In prepared to make mm with lull m
pi in this city on the moat [Ivor-bl: lull.
tea in, to connect with!» totally lull
meninthlacitywillfindittolhir b
all on him. ‘
F. M. PIERCE
Box 20. South limit.“
The Metropolitan’s Record For “387.
“(g'alug‘ggumber of outanadmg Pollen m
62:31.. am durimt last ammo.
Gain in Premium Income during 1m. 81,1”!
84.
“Gain in Interest Reclaim (lurking In. m
Gain in Gm Income (1 1m. Shm
Number of Death Claim' m in [$7. “I.
193%?“ paid to Policy-holders during . 0!.-
Knmbcr of Policies in Ports. 1.
New insurance written durin 191.2111“
(25pm! And Surplna for! by of WI
over and above tho: mu required It kw, (4 per
cent.) and all other liabilltlel, Shfllh 10.
Amount puid by the Company to in Why-
holdcru tor Claims, csc. mince haunt.
pun-lit invested Aunts. Bisflflgfi. ‘ PM
mam 131mm
H. 3. R00 D,
Watches,
Jewelry,
4...... ,
Silverware.
8min attention paid to the mm; of I-
ntclm uld jewelry.
vs Main Strut.
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