A "UP THROUGH SPACE
I'.-lim- II It": I.,., I. m.
‘18“ to I lint Door Neighbor.
“its forumouwut Ml] pm II-IIItIIiu rail
"I toll. built; one III Inl II.-I l'IH'Illlll
cirL‘le, elbow to \ ll I ‘lh pIIIute in the
And \II-mll fIIrIlaIr N‘l‘l‘w
I p , .{hl mtg tIIini I‘ll tlI- II~II I l in In \ IIIld IIII
, . ext‘vwww
ll
fibula:
w ‘oing It the this If IutI IIIIlIa IIII
hourfor our rmpdnd l II» III II lltnv III II
reru coull I!» “IIlII III II It ul
could supplied “Illl cm ulIIIIIIIIIIIIn «If it.
that “I. Wit! of hue ll III‘. on“; Is IIIIIlI l he
Mupbhaoleuduringthe \ lI‘Il II \‘t' hangs
of lit, temperumie uIIIlI uh I Iilll. ...II . I» II
Minnie which they would be IIII-IIoIIl.
Andouour worldtlus had I f II. IIIIl would
bewarpurutiwly I'll“, end “Ulill tulIIIneil
(onetime In twenty- -fIIII l. IIIstlII- pun-vu-
CO‘I“ "It‘d l ‘HU IIIllI -, t-l II Ilistlltlllbl)
thwtrom New Yul; t It' hie. II,II. lII
Katy-I‘M hour! he Could tIInI-l us fut In.
mm to Liverpool and in less than
menu-n days he Lould III round the world
But as regards the JR) rneys in I-paI-e a
Wty in mast cases insuperable would
find in the way. In order to I isit any but
u very few of the nearest bodies in spur-II the
“return on our celestial rail“ uys VI oul-i need
to here their lives w: y greatly prolonged
Wm they to set out for any distant part
d thecystetn they all would die before they
hid flirty begun their joutnev. A voyage
tothomoan, to \enusor to MIIrsuoulIL un‘
“Mahovoconditious, bopoIsIlIle; to any
a“ body in the system it would be impos-
ill:
The journeyto tho Incou wonll l4,- I-IIIII-
Mflvdy short. Our conqnniun is distant
about SIOMGJtlmlles or, in round numbers,
In W contains ten time: Its unmy
nil- ulrooontalned in the em tlI' s circI-un
lance. Traveling at the mm of IIny-
Innuhour, and Deter stopping, it would
ilk Ween 1068114! 167 daysto remit the
Wand. Compared with other heaI-
all dmncel, this n a more nothing; but
with thedistanccs actually trav-
c-lby the aIeragemIIn, it is Icrv great
ma.
Fe! «a travel at sixty miles an hour. and
that only for short pu‘lods, and III COllet‘f-
nhleinufl'als Many, probably the major-
£130th who live to a good old age cover
In than 240ml) miles during their whole
lira A great traveler might do it in, say,
was: years. For even a conductor or I» ugi
Inc at In expres train it would require
serenl years.
I.“ In nowtukoa trip to tlieplmut \ Ir
nu, our next nearest neighbor This mil
he I much more formidable undIrtaking.
We Invention that a suceISsiou of the long-
ed; journey over this earth would form but.
hurt and pruning episodes in a lifetime. it e
have seen that, on one of our imaginary rail-
snyu, the traveler could circle the world in
la: than three weeks “0 have seen, not.
(Judy thata journey to the moon is quite pos-
sibletothe penangers by our cclmtinl rail-
way. but. that equal and men greater dis-
tances ureoften traveled on earth.
Butatrip to Venus would be II vcry dif.
(can mutter. 'I'enus,as you may know. is
about 20,000,000 miles away, or, at sixty
milelan hour, without stoppingsho is dis-
tnt a journey not of three weeks or six
months but of some fifty years. On the im-
agimry railway such a jomnov uould be
e, for a great many persons lII Ie
than fifty years. But in real life no
womb-stroveled. and no one ever will
trowel, anything like so far. XI) human
era has traveled 5,000,000 miles, and
itisnteto any that no one ever will.
To complete this measure of journeying
would require an average of 100, on ll‘tllcs
nyeertor fifty ymra borne few perhaps,
be]! their lives may have truI eled 1, 000, 000
mils, but these are probably rare exceptions
80 mane that no one ever has lived who has
”voted morethann smullpartof the dis
mmVenus. Yet, compared with other
Winches system, this star may be said
to be almost a next door neighbor.-—b‘t.
Mahala:
Lawyer-5' fees.
In England a barrister, as a lawyer is there
called, cannot recover by an action at law
any fee to which he may bemornliy entitled
It! service rendered to a client. The expla-
nation of this deviation from the common
rule of paying for service is given in Cnssell's
Saturday Journal:
An article of Mom Cliztrtzt affirms that
jmtlceahall not bosold. As the king is the
[climatic of justice and barristers servants of
the king. it. was held that it would be unlaw-
M for them to receive payment It» aiding
a subject to secure the benefit of law.
Formerly the money in payment of the
Wister‘s fee was dropped, as if secretly,
tutti the hood of his gown; now a member of
the but adopts the more open method of re
fining to go into court until his clerk has re»
wired the fee marked upon his brief.
“Wm brings you here today, Mr. L—f"
naked ajndge of an eminent counsel.
“Twenty guineas, my lord," answered the
31174:. making no secret of the fact that be
I'll violating Magoo Churta and doing, in
guidance. if not in form, what the prophet‘s
mount was punished for doing—exacting a
tutor I humane service. English law books
all the fee an honorary reward.
The black gown worn by English lawyers
it Allelic of the days when the clergy were
manly lawyers, and always appeared in an
nodal-sued dram The horse hair wig,
Merci-y English barrister wears while in
cart. is a survival of the time when men
”ashamed to wear their own hair.
A Lingering Grip.
Robert Watts, 3 young farmer from Chat-
Mntxended a faith cure meeting. Anna
m. I young women about 20 year: old,
*M the meeting.“ She went into a
M and in walking about the room up-
graded young Watts, seized his hand with
.hu‘lp and started off. Watts struggled
(nation, but couldn‘t. Several men tried
niopflwghl, but she kept right on walking
.I Hm followed her. It was 4 o‘clock in
am when Anna took Watts by the
”and itwuseveuandn halt hoursbo-
h the let so her grip. Thenshefainted
at about tlve minutes let go her hold.
tuner lost no time in getting out
Inn. Ili- Delaney came out of the
but In! no recollection of what. hep—
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mt Information.
we party of fun loving schoolgirls
line fu- their summer’s vacations
had unneeded, as he thought, in
the acquaintance of the most
However, try as he would,
build ”succeed inleIu-nlng her name.
i‘
fl-..“ tolllhis effominthutdirec-
“d could not evenbe surprised into
Ban]. She gave him a bogund.
filer-tweetnrutogivehimtho
m p-IIIHOII to callouherathardty
In: Anthem-lowed upmdenmdo
minutiae-r with ham-
one more trends I
at for when I can!"
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SOUTH NOB
. ~ vumuo summer. TUESDAY, union 26, use.
WE LIKE IT
WHAT ?
THE EXOITEMBNT OP
Iflilll SPEBIAL SALES
iron the past two weeks. and will gratify our
lcustomers and ourselves as well by continu-
l tag.
I vertlled
Remember we always have sold as ad-
iPERFEflT Gillllli} ll‘ HONEST PRICES,
iAnd our patrons have all been satisfied beyond
We know it is injurious to our
ilregular trade to sell goods at. cost and less
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Dont take c w word for this
IIIIIIII.~ statement but try us. and be urn-'inced of its
daily papers.
truthfulness.
THE PEilPlE.
“1 ""‘ "“""“ “"".To save money for our customers is our chief
aswe know that other firms in our midst
are advertising second, third. yes. fourth rate
I... ..I.... ... .I..II.I goods at. first-rate prices. Dry-Goods nor any
..le " I'“"-‘ ”I“ "» .. other goods can not be bought. without money..
:. .~ “III. II... ..I I .I....I but. we will sell substantial first-class goods
FOR LESS MONEY
Than Any Other Firm
extensively in our
l HOSIERY
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Merrill Photographic Academy,
>7 . —.\.\'D
Commercial Training School ,
51 Atlantic 5L. Stamford. Ct.
III Session Din and Evening.
QUORTIIAND Department
I andIr the pereonnl ins-mutton of the tile tirm
and business manager of GJthfy e bhorthand School
Hartford. c.0nn
COMMERCML Department,
book keeping.
in charge of Prof. A.
and TvpeertinI:
for the study of
.Wurde of New York cltv.
Young men and women carefully prepared to illl'
honorable and lucrative positions
BIL-iI. as llousea supplied with compe'mnt use: at-
nuts on short notice For ci rrII! era and full inter
mution call on or uddrI-Il
MRS. )1. It. llERRILL,.I’rin.,
51 Atlantic Street, Stamford.
NEW DEPARTURE '
Having nutdo extensive
additions to my
Confectionery
Department, I am now
offering some of the
Choicest Candies
To be found in the place.
IVIy assortment compris-
es goods from the well-;
known firms of l
Huyler of New York,
Tenueys at New 1 ork,
Lowney of Boston
Whitman of Philadelphia,
llcllonald III Perkins of Boston.
All of which I otter at popular prices.
HALE, Druggist,
cor. let-I. and mu m.
'I'l XIII.- l'IIrI'n If :I grunt trlnpla- .
\vIIutI-Il tI» lll'llu‘ one train
LIIII Il_I lIIIII l-I :IIIlitul tlII» tII-m:
Ienmunrhi p, arithmetic. etc. ., '
l t‘lIiidIIIu's liim'k Ribbed llnsc. TIN-st»
’goodsare fast black, warranted not In
crock, cleand seams. and Im- the bust
wmer saw placed on sale {Ir l‘ic per
lpair. We know our price is“ "tI\ lwlll“
I the proIluI'I rs cost. but \v ,. will II II .I lead
or .~I ll tlIrI-e pair for
; 27c
l U .Ily a few p'nrs bit of Mirv'r-s Black
and Lolorcd Ribbed \\ onl llow. tb: It “t'
have lII-en selling for 8 It and 50 [yr I
pair. ull fill-hi, put them III as one mixed
lot .to close 1 pair {I r
l 27c
l 1 jIII lot of India. SIIIpIII ”..I.-II-
(‘lII IIII Iii h" d! ire-r. nt styles. “I" II: we 5' iii
In Isa for Wound 4." I.) p. r p: Iir. but II I
spec Iul indur t‘ InI-nt as long RH the} last.
1 pair for
I 270'
.\ mixed llti of II. III a half lI-INI , odds
luml llldt'l. CIIttI n and w nnl IIIIIII- lIuttlIuI
l.“ I regular lll.’ ulc, that \I II lIavI I_: .IllIIIrII IIl
Intm our I~tI f L. (mode that we Il.'|\t'
It» I n Milli]: tinI pa. t :u- .liull {I.r' .. 'I . and
l II pI of pair. I I I lose this stuck but at :I
'ng .II IIIan ti. III “I' offer- " pans hr
270
5 Ladies' JrrsI-y tihhed Vests. nev- f
: sold as a bargain less than 80¢ each. WI»
:lxzue only one case which cannot lost
him: and will furnish them only “’lllm
._\ lust. .mrk pm: 0 and quality, ’2 for
27c
it
—-—~~ 40>
BUTTONS.
I‘.” press of the choicest I’I» arl Buttons.
perfect in every wuv IvIll worth and
what we II. we been selling for 8‘ IiI 7, II
wewill sell as a leudir at the llIIIIoI-
! .\ draw of 1’3 .4} lI-s of Bl: tzil Buttons,
'lIII— l Ipt' IlIty. llll“:u style“, (‘IIlhidenId
IclII- -top .It “.‘I'I. p. r II . .I. III" lit" luy for
\IIIIIrrl ”II I' -IIII~ l I IIIl I; III 7.- III fur
27c
_ .\'-.l :II-I :lIIIr I.III» Igp Irtuully. Jet
‘Il’III't m, fIIl IlllrI'h‘lll »-t) b II. of which we
lI..\I» in I :I sI-iltnz I.I '33 :‘I'lll I‘II'I'. II IlI Zen.
\‘I'I~ ‘IIIIv-I put tlII III in tlIh rllit‘ 2 Ill zvn
_ ‘27c
TOILET SOAP.
l-‘iIIrIIi.I B. qIIIIt T-)livl SImp, uplzil II)
('uslimere liIIL-Ipwt. Til" lI.».~t \'l|||lr' fur
'25I'.. \\'l!i N'll (or Saturday only.
for
2 cakes
27c.
“'Il i .I. ll on hitunlny onlv, “Hill the
‘rIIst of I or spII-ml In illCrHlI tits, 1 :l I 7..
huttleof Stntlunt'n ("IInInIIIrIIiIIl IIr 17m.
VI real Ink, llllll'ttlfrltily sold fur WI". per
in tllr: our pIiIre
I'dmgou )lIICIIIIge. univrrlally sold for
ills. {or that day only I II-IltlI- in!
5c
YI lll' I‘llnii‘I‘I f '33 Slyltw‘ hi the later!
nnniltns in rIII'bmgs, positively worth
83. ii and Doc. I We have II {tie on IIIII r-
tIpI III' II.» IIIt' I Mu lI :III 'irl I [I u'l- (III
270
\XI- have also in “I. It line which we
II 2 I-II II r In nf lllé' inwt im: Igumbl» \IIlIIII,
all low It (”Ilium IIIIIl (‘llili urglrtziily sold
for ills. :t 5' I. will all»: mum at
27c _
X. ' .I\ ..tl I .IiL. g' li‘ I :. 'IIII~III ~II'I- of
H In “High II. II. L: that “I but lIiIIl fur
II I‘ pI- f.~I I-I-I nIIt prII'Is‘I lII \IIIIIl I'I-II p»
tItzIIII. “-,. arupl’e'pilfrll to give III this
ml.» l.»Ir~,:I»r inetquIIII-Iils than rvI-r. For
SJIIIIIIIIy only Villl .sIIll 2:9 yar-lswlgv,
IIII_I.' width, for
27c
27c
i~.- In: TWIJI Il Emily SIliI' fur
27c
27c
(mat opportunity for L'lllirts l0 t-upply
tlII mar lie-I w lill linen llaIIIlkorclIII- It»: a
far a low cost. llI-mstttcli Id. last ml-
anIt borders. \vI»lI worth '20 am 2.30
7 I3. IL; of I! p-S ll; fur
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T—li I:I~ (I! lit-”Hing Sill; for
each. Iv;l2 .-IIil dunn; I'm: file -i for
counter. 6 (i( run for
27cI 27c
We hive on hard It cmnpletc line of .leISIII JaI-kcts running
in price lrom‘p ‘13. 50 to Ssh. 50 l'dCll and would III that they0 are
positively worth one tliild mote than we are :I~kin;: for illt‘lll
as a lcadet in that dcpIIItmem.
We also announce to the people tlIzIt we have . on hand, IIIIdB
shall continue to curly a lull line in patterns and widths of"
Floor Oil Cloth, at the very lowest possible piiccs. Also all
kinds of sliadings, window fixtmes, lace curtains, and in tact,
every thing pertaining to :I. complete outiit of window fixing.
Elll EMBER our time for closing is at
S P. lll.. Saturday’s exec ted, when
we shall keep open until l0.: 09.1“.
\ isit as early and procuie the best bargains III. the reliable
Dry Goods Emporium.
M 8. SMITH
10 Main St.. Opp. Depot,
80. NORWALK, 01‘.
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SCOFIELD & HOYT
lluw purvlumt‘d of Jordan. Numb & (III. III liII-IIIIII, il lot of lll..\('l\' AND (‘ULUltED SILKH from the IlIIIIkIIIpt .itI ek of .l. I\' I‘
We will IItl'I-r them for the next ten duyw III [0158 than III-III of Impolt ‘illlll.
and up; I'Itltlyurda lit-st lugruum at (idle; lI-IIIII Brits-II lII III. 33m.
SCOFIELD
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
We Will also IIIlI-r II lot of lllIIIpn-IIII (7 IrpoIlII It! #1 37.; \‘elwtn III $1.10: “I'tly llrueiwln, title
75 mon- IIlIort lengths of
Brussels Carpets at Your Own Price.
t‘. l’. TAYLOR will alter at our Smith NIIru'ullI Sum» t‘IIlIIt' big lllI\'t"l iII llIIIIiI-rv and Press (laud-I.
I‘I-litury t’lutli \‘r’rIIpln-rr, Mother lluhlmrd fronts and l'IIIII‘I-IIII but-ks. from 32 to 4", at 98v.
Still lli' SllKSl
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.lI llllriIltI I\ III. IIf New Yolk.
New-Spring Wrnplund J.II‘lII~l~I. .lII-It Itt‘t'ht‘l' u Int of
.\;:I-IItII fur ltutterick'a Patterns.
& HOYT,
Bridgeport Bargain House.
W. B. HALL & CO.
lt‘tllllal"d89 Pongec and India talks, rich
'I I-iIIIIIIiIIg, and Dre-ssh ilks.
Grand Opening Exhibitions of Our Entire
Spring Importation of French Satines
and Scotch Glnghams.
l'.-III n lt‘t‘ill'll“ in tl‘ I-I- fIIhrIrII ulIII h m- prerenl to our pair III: for III-mo r'I-III III. I! urn-4m lIIIv l:"'|\lf
hI-IIIIIIIIIallI-Il in Am In and IIIIlIIIlI-uII'I'IIr) known Mylo uIIIl mlor IIl 'rlI In»: turn tll'\ll‘ttl by the
Bun-pun annular un- III. many of ulIIIh an» controllid by us. and r. IIIIIIm III» found I In um- re
SATINES.
In this Impulurm-Iterz nl u'II Inn-nun" ll b1 ml lI rim: nrmv of th- IiI-II rind .‘ I - n M mlI ing- mu. n
hnmwnmu- and ur Id new: ment and h eIIIlitII of Iiuuml \irl'fl“ rIIIII iii» "1' IIIIII»-I III the meet I-lalinrutt
dull 'III‘.
Scotch Oinghams.
ln Ih «I la we I-h-Ill show II IlIIImIIIIh and r Impl I-Ie II-Ia..rInII- III III all m lot: ,I III I.- and comb nu—
tIIIIIII in t' o are, stripe -. sud l’lelde Willi Lace. t 'IIrIII d and iIr.IIIiIIl I- 17. ct.- mm..- ,. ”..I "rump. mm Bmclie
IIIIttInIlIreIth'cts; also l'nint' h—unbm with Lure. llruzd mull ordId ILIrIler-I and in ll 1 'hamhm In all
the neural IIIId mIr-t deI-IrIIlIlI mlonnu- Elm. 'Iint L'IIIIIIIIIIIIIqu Suits. ltII h It Ila: “It".‘cfl. Spring
t‘IInIlIria- and Permit 2».
Hundreds of New llll'erts in Fine Wool Goods.
TRAVELERS SAMPLES.
Very Wide SIII'IIlI Silks, 77w and $1
Elegant lI'IIillc FI‘IIIII-aisc :IIIIl .\I-IIIIIII- Siii»
7 Wide lllIIck Silks worth $1.30 In :51
Best Silks CVOI‘ Sold at Tim.
Wool Goods.
All ill!‘ 5th I llu'ts. New Robw and pIdI-PIIIn-lr. I.lI thI- III-w rutIIlIJIatIom.
lllllllllllllllllll lllll llIIIIlIlIIllI Bargains.
()III- box of thI :- fIIllIlL’ TIN-u (Hamel e "u: 4 Mb the ray in -I Ilul‘IIrIIn .II' _I .I. II ”I it» u ynnl. We
dc not know of an”: hrr fnhrIII in IlII~ mark." III “II Ill m It I .I IlI " I: Il't HI? I: I-I IIII «III. II llaar. “Ide
denim: VIIIl' h,u b autiful fill. Id wtnvr. and II lIrIIII I lrnill ti . A: ".I. i~ It w I.IIIIIfI: list-gum.
AhItll l. ' pun-s an .In of the 'IO ”II it t'unltl's Him t IIIth II:
is placer "! IIII» III-pd' stimuli. 'In:
(Im- lotof thi dnl nr I‘Irgm vI-ry utdr at?
UIII- lot of the .1" Sean“ I! .iII.
A f. w more I l 2311 wool good: a' 19:.
W. B. HALLfiCO
CARPETS !’
Ingrains, Tapestry,
Brussels and Velvets.
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Will. PAPERS!
10 Cents per Double Bell to $1.25.
“AT——
A. lllilllEllMAll & 80H.
84 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
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FURNACE
IS USED IN
NORWALK.
SO. NORWALK,
EAST NORWALK.
And has proved In he the most powerful furnace now in
use. For rule by
ll. K. Lllllllflflll ll [I'll
DAVID STOW,
F u r niture-
BARGAINS
In Chamber Suits.
Solid Antique ()ik Chamber Suit, 8 pieces. 3.15.00; formerly sold at $85 on
Ash (Yhsmhcr Suite. 6 pll‘tu‘, 820.00. The best suit ever sold for the money.
medial Mommy. TABLES-
t'herry and Oak fancy
The finer-I assortment of Antique and fancy covered chars. Foot Keg-tr, Blanking Cases, etc.
DAVID STOW,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
up swams.
FRUIT PUDDINE
A most delicious D-Isren. the! can he [In-pared in the trimmer; Rue, VIInIits. ('hocolaIe and Macaroon
tluvors. Those who hIIIe u=ed It rpuk hthy of it.
No. I
For the Lenten Season we have first-class,
Mackerel at l6c III. Mackerel in It) and '20 lb.
kitts, Salt Fish and Bloaler Ilcrring. kc.
The finest. Florida Oranges in the City at 320 :1 flex.
3 lbs. Norlliell Creamer: Butler for $1.00, or 35s ll].
3 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet Rosy Butler for $1. or 300 III
4 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter tor $1, or 281‘").
Fresh CInnII-Il Herring. a tine urtirlc, two can: for 25¢. Clam t'howder in cans. Pvckicd Lobster and
baths Tongue. and tinted oysters in glass. Extra t'hm'ce l’mnncln, lbc lb.
Fresh Eggs, 200 per (102.
Shredded Codfish is delightful. one pound will m) for two pounds of any other kiudzfflvpucmkm.1‘ry it.
t 'uliftxniuPrunce 10: lb, 31h: (0:56 Large CulI forni- l’rnncs, l" and lie in. l'l Soap for fire.
'2 in Choice Layer Figs fort' 2.x:
WE SOLICIT YOUR ORDERS.
Wilma you tried the celcbmtcd Dow Drop tanned Goals; they treat them al.
CHAS. E. SEYMOURHS
33 Washington St... 80. Norwalk.
Large Sales. Small Pronto!
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Spring Opening Sale
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C. H. HARVEY’S.
I would most mpectfully cull the attention of the while to one of the
Lll‘El’Iil Sllfllii ll llflllli illlll Milli lll TillS Silllllll.
lllving added $33“) worth in
NEW SPRING STYLES,
Which are comingI in dlily. Ind which will be sold
At I’riccs ‘Vhiolr l)et'y Compotition.
Come and examine made before purchasing ela where This we 1:: Ill ukt the lead in prim, style:
and quad 1. Remember the pinto
O. H. HARVEY,
19 North Main St“ gout]! NorwaJk.
THIS SPACE RESERVED
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H- Krieger-
GROCERIES AND MBATS
-————A’l‘ THE OLD STAND OF—
T. BURR GUYER & SON.
spnmcwoon.
ALI. "RIDERS FILLER PROMPTL'Y.
W
m FOLKS FIND l'l‘ TI) THEIR ADVANTAGE 'l‘0 TRADE WITH US.
GIVE US A. TRIAL
' SEN8:BI.E LOW;OOST HOUSES.
2 > Will hI‘I-“com Iguanas—now ”108338 fl‘iggé
moo-tin It.
7 end‘h' tum
rmnufiwim .. Int-m
“}n'nenlfiqgn "lifelike“ m“:
Norwalk Chronicler