WV, 115 your: old, will votein
1 ”‘19 , 1111 election 111151. .
‘ 0:»me thirty of Lord 11111111111
gm”, bought their holdings in Kil-
ow In my terms.
1Wdolluhhu determined to ex-
MW (Inna on election expew at
woman-ml election
-. din: cm, of Btrood drowned 111111.111
derangement, owing to uIcrliappl-
NI approaching marriage.
3” Thump-on, the plucky African ex-
1 w y 27 years 0111,01 medium height,
MI]!!! wiry.
”I. Bryan, once a department clerk in
Waahingten, organimd the poetoillce system
«1 Japan. Since his return from that coun-
try he has been in receipt of 8100,0003 year
Bowen year old Tom Elmore is Florida’s
musical prodigy. lie plays the piano ex-
ceedingly well and the violin, too. His fa-
vorite umhod with the latter is to sit on his
father’s knee and; finger the strings while hi1
father draws the bow.
When Henry IL Smith, of clan Francisco,
died helefta will in which he directed that
hiuea thould be taught Chinese and the cost
Will not of the estate. The young man
to fill passing away at the language, and
the widow has appealed to the courts to save
the unmanned remnant. of the prawn y.
WIT! cm. the poet, wrote his first
warm when 10 yuan of age. It was
a letter. in lrhyme to an older ulster and
limited considerable 11an in versiilcetion.
“Bony and Fund "Over to the Hill to the
Penthouse,” the 1mm: that made him fa-
mom, Were written when 119‘ was 21.
Eugene Blue, 11 years of age, recent] y
commite'd suicide in Paris on account of un-
nciprooated affection. He fell in love with
a plaster cast of Venus In his father's house
slid would stand gazing at it for hours. T he
bdy‘ hDgIet-ted his studies, and his fathdr
gum angry and broke the statue into pieces.
Eugene Went to his room, twisted a sheet
around his neck and strangled himself.
'John L Porter, who designed and con—
mm the Merrimnc, the first ironclad
ever- built, and who thus changed completely
thosymem of naval warfare. is now wielding
a broad“ In the navy yard at Norfolk. He
lean old man, almost 80, but 18 comp lied to
toll from early until late He has had an
eventful career, and his life has been a
ranked contrast to that of John Encssnn,
who constructed the Monitor, and whose old
agbhnh been free from want.
Capt. A. B. Davis, U. S. N. ., is one of the
jolliest of Uncle Sam's sea dogs. and but. for
one thing his good nature would be complete.
Hardly a day passes but what be It stared at
‘ strangers, and sometimes followed for
blocks by cranks. The reason is his remark-
able resemblance to the late Gen. Grant. The
as is startling. Even to the cut of his
beard and thewart alongside of the nose. By
carnage coincidence Capt. Davis is now in
command of the revenue cutter Grant.
W. 8. Gilbert, the librettist is a tall man,
with gray hair and close {out whiskers. He
II a great stage manager. At a rehearsal of
one 'of his operas he devotes {his whole enor-
xii-to having everything go 03 as he thiuh
fllhould. He never smiles, even when a
whole charm is laughing at the quaint con-
eeitofhisvm Though extremely digni-
fled, he do-nothesitate to go through the
Mlle-tantamount body or the most free
Melly duncustcpto illultnte the Idea to
been who no to interpret than.
Churlafitewart Parnell has long refused
to have his portrait painted. He cannoten—
due the tedium of “sittings.” He' Is now,
Wei, iuthe hands of Mr. H. J. Thaddeus,
the young painter whose portraits of Mr
Gleam and the pope have lately attracted
igood deal of attention. Mr. Thaddeus' 1!
£30be to keep a close watch on Mr. Par-
ndll, who often grows rebellious under the
Wot placed upon him, and threatens to
dart the artist altogether.
Elia Viasirof! is the name of the famous
Bulgarian brigand whose bond has been mak-
Ing things lively in that country of late. He
in: man of medium size, with broad shoulv
den, huge black mustache, and a hand as
white sud soft nan woman’s. He wears a pic-
turelque costume and is never without a cigar
«cigarette in his mouth. He is devoutly
”limits and holds services in the forests and
"Whit! pm Ho is said to kill n_cap—
‘iIVe in thopolitelt manner imaginable. Al-
together he is a grand villain.
A yearago the German coachman of Mr.
,Alvord, of Green Farms, Conn" announced
thathohndhecomeuGcrman countundhad
Inhirlbd 1 (Gimme. He Iturted for Germany
,Intldgencrnl unbelief in his story. Hehu
' recently be-I heard from. He did, indeed,
receive considerable wealth, some of it being
III Central American bonds. He went there,
1' W the bonds, and with the money
toothed engaged mccesfully in gold and
‘ diamond mining. He Is now euperintending
-* thalliu- gold mine- in Costa Rica. and has
‘1' mt nuggets, rough diamonds and other val-
' Wm“ to his former employer.
. The Swedish nan-aud- Popularity.
: The Swedish colony in Brooklyn in grow-
rtn‘ghrgerevery yeahand that thecity bar
“by the acquisition is I self evident fact.
Thom ar. frugal and law abiding, and
1 twain become good citizens. They
0‘ ”principally on Atlantic avenue, between
11m and Smith Itreots. and in adjacent
Wand myof them own and
11m Inn small shops and saloons
mm"- Swedish servants have
When popular, andlam toldthnttho
”m fall- far short of the demand for
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a he mu About ut- ntnner with
the dam to:
It war my blamed prlfllege last Iunnner at
up; Branch, in company with mend other
poo prominent in art and literature,m
hutch with H“. hngtry, and at lelnu’e to
convene with her in low, pamionate accents
aboutherfutnreandherpatt. I haduotinv
tended to make the delightful chat public at
limit, for neither of us care to he brought
prominently before the public, shrinking an
we do from publicity of all kinds and only
caring to do right while keeping in the back-
ground as much as mible. But the general
interest felt in Mu. Iaogtry leads me to
burnt through these restraints,
C 3 fl 1 i} I. 1.
Mrs. Langtry, on the day I speak 01', wore
a new drcesnf lavender iii-rage trimmed with
a dillercnt color around the bottom. fihe wore
a sort of a brown straw turban, and her hair
was dorm up in n hard knot-at the back of her
head. Her hair is a deep brown in color and
quite nice to look at, She has a calm, honest
eye, and behaved like a perfect lady all the
time. I out on her right at table, also on the
edge of her dress by mistake. When we rose
from the table the rose before I did, for I had
lost my place on the menu, gently drifting
back to bosom of lamb with mint doings onto
it, n dish of which I am very food and one
which we rarely get at home. I was eating
some more of this when the rest had reached
the doxolwgy, and I did not notice that Mm.
Langtry was trying to; rise. But she kept
her temper like a ”rim Indy, waiting cheer:
fully until I hall lhiiehm'l my meal and put a
few retains in my pocket to eat. on my way
home. T hen she begged my pardon, .1111
would I phase take my chair oll‘ her dress,
Why of course I would. :I’or, as a matter of
fact, it was my fault.
I was «Inn-led plainly in :1 quiet yellow and
black bluicr, with u. flannel shirt of some in-
flamed tint, caught together at the throat
wit large knot of blue polka dot silk. I
wore no swimmers, but hold my knit-ken
lim-kcrs in place by means of a lineup and
whitesilk stumnrshcr or cinch, which attracted
much attention from one and all.
That is one thing I like about me. I can
dress. gay and frivolous, or I can be grave
and taciturn with those who prefer it.—Bill
Kye in New York World.
The Boss and the Janitor.
Stranger Ito shabby individunb—AW you
the janitor of thisbuildinul
“No, air; that Well drew-1i gctitlwnmn with
the plug hat Is" the janitor."
"Who are you:"
“I am the proprietor lu1ru."~‘.‘€cbmkn
StateJonrnnl.
Cruelty to Father.
One of Jmics'pcculiaritim is never to ad-
mit that he is feeling well. )3» matter what
species of suffering you are undergoing, the
form his sympathy invariably takes is this:
“I’ve felt just so."
The other tiny he came home sick—too sick
to go down to his supper. So it was sent up
to his room by Mrs. Jones, who had prepared
it herself. Among other delicacies were six
new laid eggs, boiled to suit him Orient the
children .stnwd with him and watched the
egg eating with interest. As Jnmfi t1 ml; up
the sixth and hot 11.51:, the little fellow
reached out his hmnl.
“Lot 1111: have it, pupa."
Jones glared at the child, then he said
huskily:
"Take it, cut it, unnatural child, and let
your poor sick father starve!"
T1 minty ate the egg—Detroit Free Press.
An l'nkind Cut.
lie looked sadly at the pic 1111 the boarding
house table and scenic-11 to be much affected.
The landlady at first thought he was mad
and was pretmd for some rcmoustranco.
But he said nothing, only looked sad.
“What is the matter, Mr, Jones!"
"Madam, this touches Inc."
"What !”
"This pic. It looks so like one of the pies
my mother made 11 1r the thirty years ago."
"Well, Mr. Jones, I‘m sure I appreciate the
complituvnt.”
”Yrs, Inmlam, I IICIIM’L‘ this is open! the
pies my mother made thirty years ago."
She raised his rent the next month—San
Francisco Chronicle.
Rules for Punctuation.
In a Boston newspaper office not long ago
the chief proof reader had been greatly on
noyed by an extraordinary [130 of c column
that cropped out in mm tonal ”takes" on his
proofs, and finding that they occurred regu-
larly under a certain "slug" he went to "sing
fifteen'l" frame to expostulate with him. He
found that the man was a new “sub," who
laid he came lately from Nova Scotin,
and had learned in» trade in :11 first class ofllce,
in Halifax. ”For pity take," exclaimed the
proo fremler. “what sort of a 15me of pane»
tuation do they emplny in Ilnlifaxl” "The
rule in our other," n'plli-II the competitor,
with a patronizing air. "was to put about
three commas to a line."
Will Never Reply.
The man who will invent a real nice mm
iblo overcoat, with one ride that kicks like
a light autumn top coat and the other looking
like a midwinter ulster, will confer a favor
upon the Impecunious young humanity of title
uncongenlal clime that Int-y can never, never
repay. It will be all they can do to pay for
the moment—Buffalo Courier.
Why They naked.
Dealer Ito club—ha going to make that
hoyl’ diagonal units I15 tmnmuw.
Clerk-Fifteen dollars! Why. we‘ve been
telling them for 810 all along,
Dealer—I know it, but I'm going to give
away a 11th but with each one of them
free of charge—Detroit the Fruit
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CROSSTTIG TllF. JORDAN
LESSON II. FOURTH QUARTER, IN-
TERNATIOIIAL SERIES. OCT. M.
Into! the Menuh- III. bib—Commit
Verse» 5. Hidden ’l'ut. II... III“. 8.
Commentary by Rev. D. II. Steal-u.
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After the Lord had encourapd Joshua. a:
In our last lemon, the people also W
him byprumisin promising obedience and low-yin;
theLordto hewith Martino—III}. Then
follow the recordof the two-pies tenth)
Jericho, their Inception and protection by
Rehab, their promise of deliverance to her
and all belonging or related to her and the
truetoken of themrlet linembebound In
her window.
5. “Sanctify yourselves, for to-morrow the
Lord will dowouden among you.” I! we
were moreeeparute from sin and unhelief.
we would let: more of the wonderful work!
ofGod. In one place Jenn! could not do
many mighty works becauseof their not»
lief; and there in no doubt but the unhellef
and worldlineu of Christian- todny hind-fl
111’s doing wonders among us.
6. "Take up the 1m: oi the covenant and
pars over before the people.” To the people
be had said: ”Sanctify yourselves,” and now ‘1
these are his order: to the prions, who were
always summed to he sanctified, inuaxnuch
as they were set apart for the model lemon
of the sanctuary. All true believers are
priests unto God IRev. l. 5; v, 101 and should
ever consider themselve- Iet apart to Ilie
mice.
7. “I will begin to magnify thee in the
sight 01' all Israel.” God always honor:
those who honor Ilim, and yet the honor in
all Ills own and shows forth Ilia glory, for
this is the great end of our existence, to
glorify God. When the apatite, filled with
the spirit, spoke and wrought in the name of
Jesus, the people wondered, and took knowL
edge of them that they had been with Jesus
Ii. ”Stand still in Jordan." With their
feet in the water, they were to mind on the
brink of Jordan and tea the wonders of the
Lord. They were to march right into h
river era the waters would divide; weare to
go right forward, even though itleetn impou-
sihle, and He will at the right time open the
way, not an bouror a daytooaoon. bottom.-
times as it seems only when we have gone to
tholastextremity and cannot take anothc
W91)- ,
10. “The living God is among you." Jere
Iniah calls Him ‘fthe true God, the living
Garland an everlasting king.” IJor. x, 10.) 1
Darius calls Him ”the living God and stem.
fast forever.” (Dan. vi, 25.1 Jesus Himself, ,
appearing to John in Patmmsayn, "I are the i
First and the Last and the Living One, alive
forevermore.’ (llev. i, 17, II. V.) If we lived
near to God as Jeremiah or Daniel or John,
our lives would testify that the God whom
we serve is a living God, a life giving God,
ever present and working in and through us.
"He will Without fail drive out from bo-
foro you the Canannilcs.” It is implied here
that He will do this through them as Ilia
servants and soldiers, they being obedient to
Him and lie lighting with them and in them
against their enemies Now we find they
were not obedient. and consequently Jehositee
and Canaanitee and other: were not coau-
pletely driven out, but became theme and
mares to them. IJudgui, 11, iii.)
11. “The ark of the covenant of the Lord l
of all the earth.” This a the flnttinw thutI
wetlndthistitloin full; it reminds user theé
words of Melchiudek, “theme-thigh God. '
WI’ of heaven and earth” iGen. xiv,
It»; and the expression in thopropheta, ”the
Lordof the whole earth” (Isa. 11v, 6; Mich.
iv, 1:5; Zeeh. iv, 14; vi, 5). and the thought
that ourlledeerneristhelardofufltheemh
(v. )3) should makeusvery joyful in Him.
and ready to trust Him under aucircum-
atanees, obey Him at all times and love Ilim
with the whole heart, extolling Him in every
possible way.
12. ”Take twelve men out of the trilm of 1
Israel.” The reason for choosing these twelve
bfound in the next chapter: They were to
take twelve stones from the midst of Jordan,
where the priests' feet stood who bore the
ark, and set them up for a memorial on the
otheraide of Jordan, to that they could in
day! to come point their children to those 1
stones and tell them how their father: had ‘
come over Jordan on dry land; Joshua also
let up twelve stones in the midst of Jordan
where the priest.- had steed. These two
memorials testified to the mighty hand of the
Lord, that. Israel might fear the Lord their
God forever, and that all the earth might a
know the hand of the Lord (iv, 2-11. I
13. “It shall come to peas." Ifow could
Joshua speak I0 poeitively about this very no-
likely event! Why did he not. speak more can-
tiously and my, wen-aster hope that it will
thusoometopas, or we will tryandlee what,
canhodonel IIehelievedGed; hcknew IIII'
power; hehnd not. shadow of a doubt but
that It would be jun: as God lurl told him.
"A11 noon n the roles of the feet of the
priestuhallrestinthewatcn' Sotuthey
drew nigh, norhcfore they cameto the river,1
but only when their feet actually stood In
the water. Who can tell how many vlctoria
we lone by being ufnid, by holding back be
cause of dldicuitiea, instead of going right
forward Into the dillicultyia the name of the
Lord? We have only to be sure that we are
obeying Ills command, doing Ilia will. leek-
ingIIh-gloryaudnotourown, and then let
neither men nor devils, giant! nor walled
cities, firenor water terrify nor dismay us.
14-15. “And flame to pan.” When God
epoch It mmto pen: It must alway-
he jut-e Ila uneven uwheuiutnet»
ginningOod mid “htthere 11.11.1111: and
therewutight. Homily mourn-k and
It iadoue. Bh-edmthouewho believed“
then shall he a performance“ the thing:
told nefrorn the Lord. Unbeliefmyt, “I with
Icouldfeel that,”er“I willtry and believe.”
Antotheformer,rememhertho word to
doubting Thoma, “Bic-led are they that
Memmmhnobelieved' Anoth-
Iatter, remember that trying to believe ls
equal to saying that God bnotwerthyof
yourcunfldeuee: and jut ink your-ell what
reply youweuld nuke to onowbe laid to
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nqieu, fawn-anything but joyou—
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surrounding be: If you have not then, It
h hm you do not belie” God, and your
ntudiluotttuyedoullim am. who;
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l‘ Icctric lloor Bells
The on] .rrilzihie door but and one will b iii
mnmntrmHnnttow-tout o! order I'rim from 33
upward
1
1 I} LIZ ("I‘llli' WIRING. ‘
' In in. em! booms 111m 111111111! :1 w'. (1 l1 fl 111912” |
211! a nun ti on ma xiwnrk Latitlittltet pm: t'all 5
$1111 tL' in working: vain :lul I
Jackson Bros
Al Jackson’ 5 Jewelry Store. Nerwalk. 1
man:
WASHINHTIIII HIRKHTQ
(Inc Quail!) ,—- ”1 IN' Ito-I.
ism-f. \-*n‘.. lamb, Mutton. I'mk.:émt 11ml Fro-h
t'urnul llv‘ref. Mnnkui Tongue. Home,
stumble-rs, Baton, Itilogm. l’mnk-
IIIHP. Etc.
, I
Home Dressed Poultry 3 Specually.
Iirtlers Delivered I'I'oniptly.
CHARLES SMITH
5:! \‘I’itelnlnglou Siren.
.TITB'I' Ilrll'I‘IlYED A IM’I' UP
CHOICE LEMONS
which we than Mi at 1:" cent! on dorm, Aim the
rt Ic brill-1!
Photo Brand Columbia River Salmon
‘.‘Ilccntp per an.
”AS I EL L’IIIIIII II I‘III III?
Huntington Street Bridge.
J. H Kinefelter,
I)? 51.“ IN
11111111111 Inns,
Vegetables. Fruits,
CANNED Goons, ETC.
Hull II. LII. H. WITH H1101
1111
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m1: of PURE ORB“
of '1'me
TPIH! Tl'lll!
mwmmtg'
CharlesESeymour,
(130033,
70 Washington Street,
u
' Igmsg‘. lee or; mg.
11:11 1111xr~ 11 ;r11e~ulhtl 1.111 cm 111011311 and
1i111rrn111111.*..;.1 n11 LimirIuI Tera
tfur twenty or minty lite yuan.
BEE HIVE.
1.111111»: neonvrs'1111131111111.
Him ”1- lie: lliu whm you are hungryordry.
' luv t-vuc .1111 gr a. good HIIilllt Intel or lunch
”11: n‘mrmi :11: 'Ii :1, L'ufl'ct and Milk.
mace Drinks
Mm 11-.l1l1 lloenl 111 ltuard and Ilglllg by the
11,, or mm 111m. owl-.11 fur yum-«If (but if is
I’l-I ilkt 11111111 and w.- w 1‘. if: and unke y11:..'o~rlat
111::111 “1-5-14: !.1} 'IIIIZ IIEEIIIVE
'11:.‘Im
Insur ure Your Life
(In the II- dowment Plan.
A man at age 111:5 would prohahl need immune
ut became he
11min 1: (m that time11- rm mm why he ehonld
Irripulatc Io keep it updun‘nx the whole life time
II t’ has over «1 vhf hundred chriucu- in a thousand of
1111112 more than
hundred in a lhmund oI‘l vim: twenty five years
Ilc Cam-e hi1: pa.- win an m lmgh'h
Ineglect topmv efwr the chums of dune -wh1rh
an on iii-randy numeroup- by a liberal iuuuiam
‘01,!” "e leUIlR IN Till!
CONNECTICUT CENERAL
Life Insurance Co.,
(11' HARTFORD.
s. S. L'IIOMMBIJIICI'.
.511th Norwalk.
20 3 ram
GILBERT M BITCH,
II All“ IITK HOTEL,
Hora-co and I'nrrlngeololet for all occaelonl.
(jammy at Ikptyt to In“?! All 'I‘raine.
Hood Turnout: at flammable I’Ilcce,
Telephone connccllmt.
$92 If
CANDIES
Of all kind: lett' TIP!
4.-
('DRNUI‘OI'IAS. CANDY 'I'IIYal. and 11 fall creme
mm! of ornamental candy.
MrsJohnHolland
LAI'IIICII'II BUICK.
9i 1 If
Henry Tilly.
LIHRIAIIE HATER.
Special attention given to re-
pairs In all branches.
A good second-hand, UNI-Heal.-
ed carriage for sale.
SWAN do BUSHNELL,
It lu'tlmle and Retail Mien In
Manufactured and Painlers' Supplies“
Hliip Chandlers-2.
It” Water 111.. foot of ”out,
”RIWKI’OIIT. 01'.
huh. spruce. ammo-m. mm Ilene. ”feats.
Net». "menu antler»
Evieryiningeeeded alum a float Eleanor or nail
mmwmnmmmwmln.flm1mmlmma
WWW III I.
1. ‘ A CARD To THE LADIES!
LADIES’, STORE
TIIUIISDAYIIIIII FRIDAY
hum buuzo dimet magic of
raw m Ibiflhvflm' :jgihfgatm 0,: “elmveou haodaunelluc of
all I: (~th you I not * m n l
nmwam‘hw Dealer in all kinda of 111 111111;: elem: r RANGES,
and “"ch “‘"k Plain and Duplex Grate.
minty years and nearly eight ”
c should not 54
WWWMM w—W WW3.
I OPENING-
A’I‘ ’I'IIB
No. 5 Main Street
October I I and la.
.._.__:. ...
A general assortment of .
BIIIJLI N P) RY!
Mlllllwry Goods. Pattern Bon-
lwll, Bound llnla and all
Novelties pertaining
to lIlIIIInory.
~————«w
No tank. The indict mil plow accept this
gean invitation andmll and new on Ben clfally
I 1.15 ILL .A LEN.
Mini 11. 1%” 1111111111
Norwalk, October 8112,1889.
F. H. NASH 81 Bill].
UIII y agcnln for city and borough of the
“Great 1111111111" and “Radiant”
Heaters.
m'l'heulleatere are cxalledhy none and need a
*himlnf the but for rhupllrity. durability and
leucy; are selfoleaniug and wily mamzed.
IIIICDRA'I‘IIII AND PLAIN CHINA,
Plain and Fancy Glass Ware,
AGATIL TIN and TRON WARE
Juet re Imizml from the fuctory at the lowest market
phone.
1‘. H. NASH 85 BBC
H. S. ROOD,
Watches,
Jewelry,
-—AN I) _
Silverware.
Spatial attention paid to lhc repairing of line
watchers and jewelry.
33 lIIuIII bin-cl.
SEWERS'
b‘.’ 31. Pl ERCE
DEALER In
S I‘I‘V P311: 1’ I I’ll:
AM)
General Sewer Contractor
11» prepared to make connection: w !h min eewur
pt“: :11 this city on the most favorable terms.
mice 1mm than to connect V: th the recently laid
soul-t: in this City will find it 111mm advantage to
call on him. 8‘34 If
I"- M. 1’] I“: H CH
Box 20,50th Norwalk, CI.
The Metropolitan’ s Record For l887.
Gain III number of outclanding l’ulicee during
13'7. 53.05
Gain in Asrt'll‘ din-1111.r 15‘17. $11)) 17.1.63.
(lam in I’remiuu. Income during: lrll'l. $1,131,671
Gain in Interest itccrtpte dotmng 18171, $15,619
Gain in (here Incomi- 11111111219437. 81.216.321.38
Number of Death Claim! paid in 159133.053.
I Amount paid to I’olicv- ho dere- dnring 1887. 32'
101.007 3).
Number of Policies in Force. 1.1185 6.19.
New humane. written during 1115? wt “H.218 00.
Capital and Surplue for n-curiry of olicy- holders
0v or and above the reserve mpuml by law (4 per
cent.) and all othirliahilitler. $1 161.91% 10
Amount paid by the Lumuany to in- Policy-
holdem for Claims, etc , i-llif‘l' organization, plug
present inverted Acacia. SH 6118 1311.111
.IfIaEI'II IEII‘NIK. hum.
.IoIIa' 11. 112111119,
Wholeenleaud 11.11111 Dealer in all kind:- or
(TILL INT W001]
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Leliigh, Lackawanua, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesharre 0011111.
111111 lo RUBBER PAINT
Yard 111.11 of Washington and blar-
shnlletrcete. trench office “Stilton
Ilwm . Mn Min:
men-rum rAIIoue
FAIBIIIIIN N013
A NEW” "STOVE"!
ill!”
”a“
figmm
Mmunmammmu
MIAMI!
Trimmed liliinery. Turban ,Wulki
HAWW ’ ' .1
0111111» 111111. 0111111116 '
FALL m. more:
MILLINERY!
largest Auoflmaut. lament Pflcpl,
11m Round
liens and Bonnet- richly trimm with fine
tea the: Band. to match unite.
Imuorlelllnulliu17111111111111
OSTRICH BANDEAUX
811 did Tipe, In , Compete. Noveltienln Ribbons
W gHim and Velvete.
Our full line II II he opened
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday.
Ladies 111 ill plum: accept thin invitation. No cards
lira. W. 11"vavctt
Nonvalk and So Norwalk.
FOR SALE.
BUILDING LOTS
A'l‘ MOSS IIILL.
Healthiest Locallon In Norwulk
norm" ... «
De‘cker’s
Paint and Wall 11111 Store.
18 North Main, Street,
scorn nouwaur. or.
Halli], Bflllfllll III.
woon radii-Ens,
noons,
BASH, BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK.
0? ALL KINDS.
M”
barge Stock of Columns
for Trimming
_Pla.t.e and Sheet Glass.
Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.
Lumber Yard betweendg“ railroad and carriage
Ill] 11 fill of Marshal Street.
South Nor-walk, Conn.
Hatch, B11111 81 In
Important
8:.nroan,lue Apriizs ’88.
5.17. Quintard leg,
I have uwd Quinnrd'oSunpudun
alucelnst Summer and it has put me in "11”"!
work once more which I wan not able to do.
Igut the malnriain Central America two year!
ago 11nd haw ordered from it since. using calomel.
quinine c..vc bylhe wholmle. Quinmd's Sma-
purilla did the businem for Inc.
Tom Truly
F. (I. HILL.
mu Gm
GEO. B. PLAISTED,
Linur‘ .11...-
DYES
Do You Own Dyeing, at Ila-e.
Tiny will dye everything. They are sold every-
where. Price “he a package. They have unequal
for Strength, Brightneu, Amount in Package-
or for Futures of Color. or non- Jodi Qualities.
They do not crock or unlit; Neale 11%|” Isle by
IIUI'T'II Pharmacy, and 0m. B. Flamed, druguim.
ate-Jr
I WILL PAY 'I'IIB
Highest Cash Price
FOR
Rags. Bones, Bottles Iron
and Metals.
Panic» moving can sell the Mock b eendlu
tel cent to y g m
WILIJARI POIDMOIIE,
144111111 Nonweu.
J. 1*. email.
7 June- Black, Water In».
Non-walk, - Conn.
Being unable to manufacture
HARNESS
'I'o compete with lam concern-.1 Inn taken the
agency of one of olden and lumen «an»
menu In the ”:10!th Isle of
Harness, Saddles. Halters, 8111“
cingles, Collars, Ito.
Pine Home” To Order,
I: 11533.0th 1%; pin aged. wheat! will keeping;
, We
Roller. Iced mnrmvmlf' I":
The 11111111111111
M1“! BMW
“MEATS.
DIIWID 11! m 11m Willi
mt IDS cm In“.
11‘ obtained”-
mutmmmmym wIIIluMI-y
”'“fl Poultry of all 111111,
"MIMI.
an " alumna.
gismuyuuwwum I
“mun-alt «Inn. ,‘y
um: 11. mum,
" 1 ,4»th .1 1- 1*
:u'. mYmn.
women-mm“
Norwalk Chronicler