at (Iranian-Isle liew Yosli, end of
M‘lkmumm Berlin
“a WM through one’s mind. But
on. ‘ ‘ "j‘Althillfln of a an-
. '1 ; . ‘
Itsillhyovibioamore nor less than a
Mahala: Won s more gigantic
scaletkeunbtelflyvhem else intlte world.
It will Wu: 7w lodgers. But
' though distinctlyucheaplodging house, the
ls. , tildes-in most respects and
M , ifrntu other cheap lodging
hm .pm nut 01 things which 15
buy foryou in the Albemnrle any
flmeeydlu any port of the house: ,
Tissue otthe general parlor. reading
rm'endoflce during the duyoreveniug,
mmmmdyto‘go to bed Thisnuiy
be for as teeny hours out of the twentyvfour
es youchooso. Tom is bright is: light;
tbm..ere. can} , bio beeches w t bucks;
My» heufim table‘s; there“ are the
mint the diminish: medmninoes:
”enemas. Yen 'tMymeke use
of ”grew ”mainstream shes-gs.
- f jg, ‘ emporium»
' free. Yonheve reed, played it few
gems, smoked your pipe orcignr. written a
letteror two. You with to go to bed. You
register your name in the book keptfor the
purpose. Youurenssignedwuhedup
., There ere six floors. You are given ’
which keg, the number on which corre»
spondswltht number on a smell clothes
" "ste'ndln etthef'ootofyourbed. Your
k will unlock this clothes press, and no
“honkeyput of loowilldo it. You put
you‘r‘hegyour necktie and collar, and what
evpr, other trifle? Ion may haveebout you in
e pompertinent at the top of the small
w " ,You hang your clothes neatly
’ m ’ , on books underneath,sothat
mull; neithercreaee nor soil. You put
younshoesip the compartment belowthis.
Thwypnflock yourwardmbeand put the
key.,underyour‘pinow or hang it around
”new,” youchooee. Your clothcsure
*Imeyerybody’s interference during
,E, ”filteve other baggage with you—
, . or neither whitew- parcels—-
yap ,3 ye, themin the baggage room down
., which ’forms part of the oilloemnd
whishkcomtentlykeptnnderioeksndkey.
You‘willget eduplicate bra. check, beer-
lnfiemmberaudtheengmvednsmeof the
When itsrurface. This will secure
1‘ch Ifyouheweothernlnebles—
my, jewels, watéh, or important wipers——
ehsutqumuyou may deposit them with the
“whomthem intothemfeundgives
”another check for them. You mus
_ '.wey from robhcryor thievingee
gag“ heat thefalma house. All this
. ... morrmam.
3' ”you climb into yonrhed. liters-
Ielewuswtheuppsrhslf oi adouhlebed-
“or item. It .aflords plentyof reunite
nonmetal pleutyol airtohreethe. You
winlleonswtwu-w'u'o mattres, on which
i
.l Mutt enough for tired herbs to
sushi on More two’ clean sheets»
This! is a soft pillosv, encased inewhite
itaudthereieewmforterol’goodquality.
”nonzero changed twice e week,aud
m, neoasary. Youwflihaveuodif—
muskepiugifym're tired. haven
. , oftheroomisgoud. lnwlntathe
.higstoveinthecenterwillbeheated. There
freweteluueu hydey and another one by
sown eare of theslx lame dormitaies.
3 watchmen matwomimntqull-
(U' Want! bravery. He must hean
A13, « Hrwmwflshtwwbrm
‘ :W; ilyoucurseend sweIraud won‘t
;W;ifyouuseindeeentor foullangusge.
ver‘ ‘ intelktngatallzifyoumust
,fimm dimheytheruleswhich
are ' yedouthewalisintypebigenough
1r new tonne—if youdoell oranyof
; , Mont you 9)! Withiuonemore
;, ' f ofyoureveningsteryonwillilnd
jug-situates m,m down the stirs
. 3 intothecoolniglttehbytheeetepultof
,~....... "Women? M”
, . . y by meditative
infightwatchmen. Magbewarei
,3, However,“ you’re a sensible nun, you
,. mt do anything of the kind. You will.
MMtekei WILW maudwuke
. ”attains” morningendwillingand
.,, ,tbhe‘luthe battle of file anew. You
,‘waph yourself thoroughly. There are goal
fLWIorthepurposefI-aebdormitory—
,1 inerblehesins,w1th ruining water,eu
., film ‘ supplyof soap,aud clan, whole—
' {opium lmyoesevethenmmot
;.‘thehlackingbrushes,of them“;
hruhes and clothes bruhss,and you look
”lit- ’ “Thsnyouuugofmhtoyour
“Methane ssekwork,u the sees meybe.
the thinghaseostyoulllesnts. You
thlnkthat ou‘vehudtheworthofyour
Mme more! use your
hark andhsveesmoks,
of thst theme. You
”the wuk it
itwilleostyonflfor
.l‘
"the!
W
lit. .1th ”some!
' l’ni
W“ it’sluu to
museum“ art—that 2,571.... to
ubttapsssiuusly. '
firs. G.—0k,hut Ldou'tl lonlywentto
'lseresnon tohsshlstotseshw-Ieedeo
To» the dog between your “$13,321”,
and climb upl-we.
A no. Atmosphere.
Terry Keenan was one of the old engineers
of the Alton. lie wssu genial Irishmeuaud
a good engineer, and rendered admirable
service: to the road during the time of Ass
Moore. At one time, while running through
Wrden, the truin,', which did not stop at that
point regularly, met ndrovo of hogs which
‘wero‘helng driven screw the treektoths
stock pms.’ flarintho ordm fromthetrnin
dispatchers to meet a drove of boss at Virv
~den,'lteput on all the steam tliuthecould
and dashed thrmigh the middleof thcmet
the rate of about forty miles an hour. When
he got back to Bloorningion, flumrintendcnt
Moore sent for him to come to his oillce.
When he entered Mr. Moore's office he did so
in u very meek and rmntunt menus-r, ca-
pzcting to lie iliscliargml. Superintendent
Moore looked at him curiously for n ma»
merit or twrr and then inquired: “Terry. how
sunny hogs do you think you killed at Virden
last night 2" Terry, in his Irish bro-gun, said:
“Minister Moore, I don't know; the air was
full of hog: for fifteen minutes.” Terry wee
not discharged.—-Globo~lleniocrut.
A Serenade in )1 Flat.
My Madeline! tnv Madeline!
Sim-it my mlmlltm midnight moans;
Much my my melting music rue-an,
lily rmduluteu monotone».
My mandolin's mild nunstrelsy,
My metal nutsie magnum-.3
M motnh, my miml, my nimnory.
Inst mingle murmur ”Madeline i”
Match making man may muchinlte,
Munrmvrinz misses nu.- miewm.
More namely may make many mate;
.‘dy magic motto’e, ”mum"
Melt most m melody,
Midst Maria's my mounts marine,
Meet me mid mild moonlight—marry me,
llledonna mas—my Madeline!
~l’hiladelphia Musical Journal.
i%%
m %
.as
Citizen—Thales fine horseyou‘vegotthere,
durum. .
Deurronrh'eiv, he is u good one, but it teka
e'strong man to batulls him.
"My witches been asking me to lasyahorse
forberownuse. Where doyoue'poselcan
find a safe, trusty animalifl
“I'll sell you mine, Jones, for WM-‘l’exes
Billings.
A Sudden (w.
A poliemnan wee standing on the step of
the First National bunk when u snatch boy
humbly approached and asked:
“le, sir, may I go inside your bank?
"My hunkl”
”Yes, sir.”
“1 (Jedi own this bank.”
"You don’t?”
“Of course not."
“Sor any other bunk!"
“an
”Theuyougoto Halifax, andif youlaya
hand on me my father will here you
boumedl" aeleiinedthehoysshebreeednp
and walked its—Detroit Free Pres.
Ill! mm
Though itwsshis misfortuneeud nothis
faultthat he fluttered,“ was amusing to
heerhintinalovepassege.
”Do youreallycaresovery mnehfor ms,,
darling?7 she softly
"Dnddud-doss a dud—dud-duck f cucm
carefor water, meet? indeed, I dud
MAM-darling! You are the one
Wm server-purl sweeper
puypnp-Pollyi You are quo
of my Insert, dmhdnlderlin‘l
power that hubbubhsnib rue
WP
like u reed at thy fuf-fuf'feet."
And she eppersutlyhelirved hint.~llanusr
“DIM-
Waits-AW
ltispleeetsztorsdsettbetthsnisone
”d minnows—initials: '
piseewhereell people-rs
Wheuyoueouidsrhowmuehsveryhehy
mmmvoalmitbeperfeetner-
vet that any person should ever now up
within-km
drifting!
V
semen-ea.
Mammalia— at an a.
3:5
ref-ll the“ ar “1“ he
{snub-man's
A
”Isaiah-hrs abuts
“It! My 1!“ his
"fl when-“kisses.
'o any
4 Jflmowway.
“hash—Don‘t“
deg-abys- lube”!
W30,
led: been
masons. m
freshest
“The My
,hsyesr
intheattiehieedauthsmelsealfisw
srellyths handouts; ”who-neonate
thshutuen kingdom the female dresses
teach the-lint harm whither use on
nah-entries
hum-ed
“histories! oi the tulip ministhrsstv
snsdlnllollesd. ' ' .
Yorthsurstsixmhsoflustheznglish
reilwsyskillsdlflhpsoplsandinjtmdm.
Van a... Wflm‘h‘“
was w v to
sum-fut ill W
sl‘hsettempttointrodm Wilts
working classes continues to he moresnd
momentum].
Theold Libby prison, in Bloktnond,hss
seensoldlorllw. The idea of the new
mtohioletthelibhyhulldw
legraueinwlaseitisnowendthrowitopeu
asswhliomusmn. '
'f’wo artesisu wells recently sunk in Mouse
velley,(.'el.erneonsideredto bewwth um
tenth-new,“ each. Onset them have
wmwlonsotweterpsrdsysudthsothsr
“WI”. ‘
Thekinzcrniserofellwillhethe last or-
deredbythsllritfihadminltydobs named
A m use enclosure was RECEIVED
In lioquettes, Velveis, Body soil 'l'apimry Brussels. We have the largest assort-
ment in town, and our prices ate the lowest. Special bargains in BUGS at 01.17.
bureau size 81.70. sheep at 02.20. HENRIETTA 01171118 in all colors, 40 inches
wide. cheap at lille. our pries will he 43¢. Lot of KID GLOVES st 740. worth 81.
LADIEB’ $111180! our own menufecture. at less than New York prices.
end see them. We sell the KABO COMET. every psir warranted, and all other
Corsets at the lowest musket prices. Our basement is well stocked with ell kinds
of TIN AND WOODEN WARE at prices lower than any house in town. LADIES‘
FALL WRAPB AND JACKETS just rccelvul.
* ~ scoFIELD a. Hovr, .
No. 3 GAZETTE BUlLDING. NORWALK. CONN.
twinmsnrinssof 20,000 horse power, ... .
andsspeedofzzknots. ”
A Mir-marl horse fell over a slit! thirty-
npeeinl Prices
I
ilvohi‘eot hizhz‘und seeped withonly edmtch a (I) to
on leg, eat yhsgoteplwe 00m- .....
cob in histhroataud choked todeetb. 0 o ARCH“ M. ‘l‘
A Wyoming paper has made the discovery u 0 and
tbnttbcro ll It fertile valley in Utah courtly, . I‘Ul LDFRS
forty miiegnmhnt ismpwplal 1:"; q ‘ , . ’
colony 0f ‘ < "M m 9 , ., ‘ H
crw’ssuderstnsvu'ywflpnnperous ‘ 6 q ha ti*"0t“ll
Awwmw. 4"“... l3 1, ”"“""“'
, 3 no cons' ‘ prec ion ' ‘
323...». cosumeneed. to length will, be a: O w
twenty-eight miles and its grade 3,100 feet. It is llllllltl in
It will be narrow gauge, without any cogs. i o “m“
Rattlemnkns have been unusually nnmcrr I!“ E: ; own town.
(run in Georgia this your, and their incrense ,
is attributed by the newnpupers of the state 0 , x All“)
to the enforcement of the stock low, which ‘ out for “W
prohibits the hog, the new. greatest on. g - O ‘ ‘ g -
emy, from roaming at large. 0 celebrated
Amonumentwthe mmryofllnlilishn m RICHMOND
Mitchell has recently: been erected on ”the J I ‘N , I" .
snmmitl)! Mitchell‘s peak, in Sort!) Carolina. I A - h ‘b
The monument is of bronze. and is probably 0 . l’llllllhtll’h and
the higiwst memorial shaft in the world. the ,
mountain having u greater altitude than any a x (1'33
4““ "‘ m “0‘3"“ Fitters, Slate
.2 Theurrivelof the grape seuon suggests B - d
the fashionable grape cure in Merritt. Physio w an
_ 'l‘in Roofers.
E. K. [JOCI{\V(.)01) 3: CO... Norvvalk.
cinnsdirect the grapesto beratensoslowly
thattheobedieut patieutcan dispose of only
onenminute. Assume trainedsaterswork
towerdameximumof ninepeundseday, it
wouldseeni that many spent all theirtime
eattnggrapes.
At Marseilles, Panama mnwho fancied
bu: wife would look well in (atrial: feathers
entered e railroad truck wherein wereseveral
birds justarrived fromAlgeris on routeto
l’eris. Thepoorfellowselectsd efinespeci.
men feather, andwes about to pull itmt
when the mulch kicked and killedhim outhe
spot.
A Georgia man is traveling “trough the
state with his family in a ctmous vehicle.
The body, whichis something like u street
cerendwhich willholdthirty perum'niset
one hug wegon, which isdrlwn by four
largeoxcn. Therein doorettherearend
step-for entering it,and withinare acook
m, dining table, sleem’ng berths, and all
mummformufortabicjmr—
who _______________
Joe Jmloum lanes»
Jeflerson's island, the Mine winter
homeofthe genie] old odor of "11':an
Winkle," is esnperb hill. crownedwith great
foresttreesinngon a tremblingprairie or
semi-marsh,atulwithafine lake, culledlake
Peynier,foritsontermar‘iu. Oaths!
island,whieh contain 2” ecrss of land,
”formerly-rs orchard of fabulousin
manger. BereIrJeaesetmpleysatr-ising
fineeettle. Hoh- somsthing over two‘
Wheadandefswblondedhormand
it is hoped his intereuinthis Iovelypern
blob notdyln‘esrt. Between thepuhlic
road-ltd lhefoot of the hill isnstreschot
prairletwomiluw‘lde. lindotteowiui
herdsofuttle,endots itsehllowsofwaters,
arewhiteendpnrpleandgoldeulilise. Wild
pink convoivult stand along the unleaded
paths and thegolden rodlunpeere efleme.
A tender haze likethet fl Indian manner
hungovertbehillisland.
Asweamenewsrthe‘reettreesresolved
inwdefiuiteshpeandfmwttheirpesn
depthsthere arose the feiroutlineaof the
Jedersonhosusm beautiful whitehuildiu‘,
with broad pitches—wings with howsto
them and haleonia—e httieed tower, all
mtlkwhite endglieteuingin thesun likes
wlutedoreonitenest. ltsetrycolninnsand
graceful outlineewere surroundsdbyenelv
must inaeeemihle W of trees, and it
seeud alum liken castle for the Fairy
Thbtledown, that might vanish if we ep-
proaehed too closely. Everywhere were
signed neglect eeddeay—hrounhridas.
rotting fences, ruined walk The hotstm
shwdmecMamnfilnussumsd
topren downon the earth—therepmand
quietudeofdseoletion and min. lteesmed
trulyeuoughesif wewsrs ewroechlngths
homeofoleipVeaWiuklesndnoueothsr.
«MOrleeesPleuylls.
llOfiSES" ANil iIOTS
FOR 5 ALE
Situated on Main Street, Worst Avenue, Taylor Avenue, Elm-
wood Avenue, Monroe Street Woodward Avenue, Lowe Street,
Concord Street, Spring Street, Corner Summit and Golden
‘Hill Streets. Havilnnd Street, l'uriicr l'nion and Franklin
Streets, Meadow Street and Turnpike
LOTS.
Situated on Main street, Corner 'i'nylor Avenue and West
Street, Taylor Avenue, West Avenue, Hillside Place, Meadow
Street, Cross Street, Summit Street. ltltnwood Avenue, Bay-
view Avenue, Pine Street, Prospect Place, Hamilton Avenue,
Day Street, Raymond Street, Corner Water and Raynmnd
Streets, and Lois Framing on the Carriage Bridge.
Al 1“!“ M (3m
5,1
rat
'N
.. Eag’ . ,waamg3223:;1:
Houses and Lots situated on Pleasant Street, Osborn Avenue,
Cove Street, Henry Street, Corner Hoyt Street and Cottage
Avenue, Cottage Avenue, and St. John Avenue.
The property on the above list will be sold at reasonable
prices and on easy terms.
We also have sonic outside property for sale at very reason-
able prices.
TAYlllll & filllllEN,
r, r
,1. “silal‘. ., y '2 .- , . ‘ .
e
l n l' . ‘
,.“fi.ii:.‘l“f§5 0008
it in“ Intending.
25 pieces of 42 ingflenrietta
at 25 cents per yard, good
value at 37 cents.
12; pairs of 36 inch Ladies
501mb Suiting at 37cenis per
yard, sold elsewhere at 49
cents.
5 pieces of 22 inchBlackRahd.
mu at 59 cents per yard,
regular $1.00 Quality. Ad-
vertised in Bridgeport at
..‘) ’ J
0.0.
10 [)ll'ces oi Fallic Francoise nt
‘ . 980. pm; yard, well worth,
. in; $1.25. Call and see them.
:- 3 .
'10 pieces Extra Quality Gros
Grain Silk at. 7 40. per yard,
Worth 98c.
Grand opening of
the BOSTON STORE
Saturday afternoon,
at 2 o’clock.
208 Ladies and Miseen’ all wool New
markets, in all latest shapes and
styles, at $6.49. worth $10 00.
800 Striped Newmerkete with capes and
bell sleeves, $0.05, worth $9.75.
275 Stockenet lersvy Jackets at $3.49,
$4.25, $4.95, $0.50.
.50 Tailor made Beaver Jttckl’kfi at $6.50,
worth $3.00.
50 children’s Stripe-d Coats. shirred buck,
sleeve, cape and belt. $2.89, worth
$4.00.
Misses Newmarkete, made of the finest
Striped Beaver, tailor made,at 88.49,
worth $12.00. '
nun nun.
Uld store will close
on Friday.
GRAND CONCERT
—sv——
Wflflllll' linlilll'S Ball,
Saturday Evening.
BflS'l' N'S'l‘flRE.
, w _ aluminum of Sunni
Faslnlnlliwln lauds. ' *
”Blankets.
The Greatest Burgiiinsl ct. . 3",
While advising every ”in.
tending buyer not to H let this L‘
opportunity pass to secure is
genuine bargain in Blankets ‘
we particularly address our~
se 0 Hotel Keepers, and ‘
H use eepers whose require- ,
m tsure large. I
10:4 Blankets at 750., good
value at $1.00. ‘
10-4 Binnkets at 980., good
1,; value “531.25. ‘
131.4 Blankets‘nt $2.98, good.
wine at $3.50.
11-4 Blankets at $3.50, good
Value at $4.50.
114 Blankets at $4.50, good
win/c at $5.50.
Extra size Blankets ii $525,
$5.50 and $6.00.
Largest assortment in the.
city of Chintze, Turkey Red
and Sateen at very low pricw.’
Boston * Store.
Twenty kinds of spice mixed for piekliug.
(mm 61mm 8001'.
Nice Juicy Lemons
15 cents a dam.
ROCK SALT. HAY SALT.
All Kinds of Whole Spices.
is link Sugar for the Money
as any all smund honest dealer eeu give.
Ready for Pickling and,
Preserving ’l‘lme llerc. 1
i Will About in
Our beuofour (lid Barley Oats erewerth l I
hagsof other. Will wet it 40 and 4: lbs to ,
buvhel,end it takes nil ly good outs to
mm- but. You may think you herebeeu feed
aggmtuate. See use out you may think your
oelscbnl in tempest-mu.
Billie ilemstnk’s.
Dibble’s Block Main St.
i gummy;
18- and Sinus
(heels; in Dally for
FALL AND WINTER WEAR
At sheltered
C. II. Harvey.
.43...“
lessee! note weekly special sele.es my
mummies-the est every day
mem’wwmfifim
«sum. Iystorkistooeetssronstoo
nation pies- "
j, .
Rubberwméoods. .
A SPECIAL".
lhey son he [Sold at on
Yen‘s Prices.
REMEMBER
G. H. HARVEY,
insurance Building,
For. Fall land Winter.
liliillllll Bill.
00'
'llllIlBi 8
Have placed in stock their full line 01
,Men’sloulh’sllloy’s
CLOTHING
l
1...... Building.
Norwalk Chronicler