a
“on the bed,aud he, too, went away.
The oldhdy dieda dayor two human!
was ableto ullluviriendsthatane-
[roman consulate thebouss and laid
map in Monroe county, and with drawn Iv-
volvcstoresdtue partyto disgorgoall the
monsyln their on. Thewiieot one
.. dill-movers was so badly trightensd that
gave pamature birth to achild, trove
III M of which she hung between life
and death for months.
Thrall was arre‘od, together with his pal,
at the home of the brother-ln-law ct the lat-
tu, n highly respected man. They were ful-
ly recognised by the movers as the men who
robbed them, and were placed in jail at
Paris. Both were sent to the penitentiary
htberobbery, and Perry was set to work
h the painting department. Here he devel-
opedcousiderahletaleut, andaoon gavesigm
at becoming a landscape artist and portrait
paints, which he turned to good use attu-
being liberated.
While in Texas on a raid Thrall, it is said,
round out that tour negro soldiers had been
paid 08 by the government. He followed
them to the outskirts of the town and killed
all (our and look their money.
It is aid that Thrall in his conleniion im'
pllcated two respected citizens of the stats
in the Vandeventer murder. ~Karns City
I'
A Tame Wasp.
Sane tribes of insects are “domestic"
slough, but this is tar trom saying that they
are welcome, and, in fact, of all living objects
of march those of the entomologist yield the
lowest “pets." Every one to his taste, how-
wrer, and Reason has a correspondent who
unlove awasp, and speak an appreciative
Wild for it.
Some time ago, he says, I experimented
quite thoroughly with some of these little
filows, and could not but admire their
mpulous cleanliness and remarkably good
humor.
One which I called my “pet wasp" plainly
evirisaed bis delight when he was allowed to
lie in the palm of my hand, while I stroked
him with the fingers of the other hand, al—
most as one would stroke a cat. He did snr’
plasma once by stinging me, but I am con-
vinced it was purely accidental.
The next time you have an opportunity,
watch a wasp as he makes his morning toilet,
and if youdo not fall in love with the little
fellow for his neatnea, his grace and his gen.
«al good behavior, it must be because you
an jealous of his accomplishments.
A Polyglot Monument.
In the villageot Court Saint Etienne, Dra-
bant, a Belgian has erected a monument to
all religion The Romans first put the idea
I! n Pantheon into form, although the fellow—
‘dlpotalltaithswasrecoguinedby the
Crash in many ways, and even by the
and Hindoos. This Belgian mon-
ument b forty feet high, 0! two stories and a
The tour facades in French, Greek,
. Wt and Egyptian characters give the
famous old saying, “The one has many
names” On the urtside of the columns are
nrved the monogram of Jesus; the name
Allahin Arabic; that of Odin in Scandina-
vian, or Runic; the Greek invocation at Del-
phi, “Timon artf’ the sacred monosyllables of
Hebrews, Brahmins, Chaldeans and Chinese;
and as symbols are to be seen the hammer of
Thor, the thunderbolt of Jove, the sacred
flame of the Parsea, and the Buddhist whed
o! the law. Some one says it is rather a
tomb than a monument.—-Globc~Democrat.
Same as the King.
LarileotFrance once took it into his
hudtovisitthe kitchen and see what was
gotngforward. Bethere found alittle fel—
low, about'fourteen years of age, busily en-
gagedinturning the spit with roast meat.
Theyouth was handsomely formed and of
so engaging an appearance that the king
thought him entitled to some better office
timn the humble one which heiilled. Accost-
lug him Innis asked whence he came, who he
was, and what he earned by his occupation.
Theturnspit did not know the king, and n-
pliedtohis intermgatory without the least
Inbarrasunent: “I am from Bany; my
umeis Stephen, and I earn as much aetba
. king.” “What,then, does the king earn?
~.. rejdned Louis. “His um," replied Ste-
fllnf‘audlmiue.” By this Ingmious an-
swc hewon the goodgraces of the monarch,
who afterward promoted himtothe situation
I! groom of the chamber.-San Francisco
Argonaut.
Beverage for Consumptivea.
There is a Tartar drink called “Rater,"
which much resembles “Konmiss,” well
Ila-n u an admirable beverage for con-
.nptivesandothers mflcriugtromwasting
”I. Dr Levy tells how a very good
maltmaybemade. Kismethodis
_- follows: Freshly prepared sour milk is
'Ilhklyahaken up and thenplacedinasoda
‘watubottls,togetbarwith2pereaut.0t
hp. Themixtmlswellcorkednudkept
hawarmplacei’ovthreeor (our days. At
bid“ that timeamost blecfler-
m beverage is obtained uncorking
theme. It contains some 2 parental
about. ltrequiredtovuaemorespasdil,
Mdropsot liaison juicesbouldbenddedt:
Ibesirap—Beatoullaald.
W In Art-ala- Wells.
Thereareaumewhoarsottbeopinioatlnt
V-ampleaupplyolgoodwatercould be oh-
Hasdbyslnkingartdanweils in the city
3’3: mavwmtoumandmp
water 3
e.- as a wagon?“
Cloak and Wrap Depart-
ment—Second Floor.
No need oi going out of Norwalk this season lor an out-
side garment. Berlin, Paris, London or New York's very
highest and most exclusive creations in Clo-ks, Wraps and
Jackets. We place on sale to morrow several lots of tailor—
made Jackets, Top Costs, Newmarkeis.
Ooe lot of Check and Striped Jackets at $1.96, worth
$3.50.
One lot Direcioire Coat», value ‘8 00, at M 9').
One lot imported eoaIe, value $10.50. at 80 49.
One lot Stockinet Coats, value $5.00. at $3 49.
Four lots Imported and Dmctmre Newmlrkt‘lf, plain
and braided lapelu and pnckctr, handsomely finished at.
O4 95, 88 95, £9. 95, ‘12. 50.
One lot of English Plush Jacki-,III mind! at Si!) 00, at
810. 98.
Six lots oi English Plush Sacques at $19. 95 to 349 00.
Silks—Paine fruncais.
In Blacks we are carrying a lull assortuwms of these
very popular silk-I, prices ranging {tom 75 In ti 50 per yard.
Full line of all the lateet shades at 89.: prr yard. R gu
lar price (or these silks $1 12L
In In veltIun an vd trimming silks we areuhowing the best
line Ihat has ever been displeyeddn Norualk. Prices from
756 to $1.75 per yard. ’
Black Gros Grain Silk. We Would call your ultentIon to
one bargain we are cil'ermg this week in these goods, viz.:
Cashmere finish, 22 inches wide. best American eilk, at
$1.09 per yard, “regular price 31.3%."
Dress Goods.
Full line comprising all the latest shades in 40 inch al
wool cashmere (or 48c per yard. Regular price for these
goods 62%: per yard.
Just received new line ol the popular Drop De Alman-
including Blacks—whicb we are selling at 62M: per yard.
Never been otIered before for less than 75¢ per yard.
Blue, Brown, Grey, Black and Green Scotch Mixtures.
hill 5! inch wide, 29¢ per yard. Regular price 45c per yd.
Competition is the life I)! trade, and that I~ your gain.
We I flat for this work only, good quality, . xrra he avy
Ladies clIIih 50 inch wide [or We per yard. Rr'gulal' price
(or these goods $1.00 per yard.
Domestics.
10. Best quality 64:64 print, good colors, this [all pat'_
terns (or be per yard. Regular Tic per yard.
Extra quality Robe dc Neglige cloths in latest Peru-inn
eflects and colorings for 121m per yard. Regular price 15c
per yard.
Just received. Full line of lace curtains and porteriere,
from 980 to $10.00 per pair. Call and examine our line be-
fore buying elsewhere.
Blankets.
1M Blankets at 896 per pair, worth $1.121
10 4 u 1.19 n 1.3”;
104 u 225 " ~ .. 2.62;.
10 4 .. 2.93 H u u 2.37;.
m4 " 4.09 " .. .. 4.621}.
10—4 " 4. 93 u .. u 5 50.
10 4 u 5. 50 8 25.
Glove Department.
The greatest bargain' In Kid Gloves ever heard of.
50 dozen 5 Button Black and Colors, also 50 dezan Lace
in Black and Colon, at astonishingly low prices 0! 59¢ per
prir. This in the time you should not tail to accept the of-
(er.
0! course this does not siguity that we have no others,
a we have them at 79c, 95c $1.12, 31.25 and Si 37.}.
Our 31.12and $1.37; Glovesars warranted,and we mean
what we say. Our aim is to give satisfaction to all. Our
line of Jersey Gloves is bought and on the way. When
they arrive we shall be able to show you the largest and
best line ever omitted in Norwalk.
Soaps.
CUTICUBA SOAP to per cake, only one cake to cus-
tomer. We always have and give what we advertise. The
price on Ihesc goods may be lower.
In all the numerous Departments throughout our establishment, comprising the
ll'l'll'l' in IIIIIIII" Plilllllll'l'lllll
of the leading manufacturers of Europe. In addition we will inaugurate the season with the
following
Special Bargains.
NORWALK;
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Hosiery Department.
Now is your llmu to purchase winter Roomy, as we
have just received a full line 0! Ladies‘, Gent's and Child—
ren's, and we are ofl'eriug them at prices which are surpris-
ing. For a sample we will mention our Ladiee' all wool
Ribbed hose at mic. We are positive that others are asking
20c. I: r the some goods. Our 190. and 210. black, all wool
Ribbed Hose are excellent value. All we ask is a thorough
inspection of our stock. We are positive you will find some-
thing which will heal interest to you. Remember you will
find bargains In this department at all limes.
Underwear Department.
This Is the department in which we are leaders, and It
must be ackiiuwledgwd.
lnlante' non-shrinking Ribbed Vest. in eizve 1,2, 3 at 286.
ChIIdrIn'e white Merino Vests and Pants, 10 to 34
inches, 16 inches at l5c., rise of 2c. on each size.
Ladiee' Alliance Jersey Vests, warranted not to shrink,
at 87c., in alive 2, 3,4. These goods wouldbe cheap at $1.25.
We also have a L‘llllPa' all wool Jersey Vest in 2, 3, 4 at
SLM, rold elsewhere at C1 .50.
This depirxmrrit is now completi- and we are prrpnrrd
to meet all drrnamls. Give us a call and we will convince
you Ihat what we adrertisc is the truth and nothing but
the truth.
The Ladies will please pay strict attention to the lol-
lowing, as we know (Irmn well {oundcd (acts) that it will
be of great interest to them: We will oilcr on Saturday,
Sept. 28m, 50 dczcn Ladies’ Heavy Merino Vests at the
astonishing low price of 25c. each, which we guarantee
cannot be bought elsewhere less than 50c.
Small Wares.
On Monday of next week we will open our Music De-
partment and mil sell all our sheet music at 5c. per copy.
Our catalogue consists of 2,000 copies, including all the
latest pieces in this line. Catalogues tree. This music is
retailtd by other dealers [or 10c., 12“., 150. and at pricee
marked on copies.
Toilet Department.
8 ounce bottles of Florida Water for 25c.: this is actual—
ly worth 33c.
Buy Rum, medium s'ze for File, Worth 10.x.
Metallic Hair Brushes l2; and 250.
1 lot of Purses at 12v and lie, good value at 20 and 25c.
Handkerchief Depart-
ment.
Torchon Lace (ram 40. to 30c. per yard.
New line of Black Lace Scarfa at prices from 49 to 2.29.
Black Lace Flouncing from 62c. to 2.75.
Gent’s Handkerchiefs 10 and 15¢. each, worth 15 and
20:.
Ladies' Handkerchiefs 15 to 35¢.
Buttons and Trimmings.
We will open Saturday all the latest styles and wlll be
sold at prices that will surprise the most skeptical buyers.
Art Department.
Second Floor.
Don’t forget us when you want a Picture trained. One
hundred styles of Moulding in Oak, Gilt. Oxydized Silver,
Bronze, White, Gold, ac” all at the lowest prices. Frames
ior Cabinet Pictures and 8:10 Photographs.
Elegant Line of Stationery.
Good Commercial Note, We a pound (120 sheets), Eu-
velopee, 5c pack. 99c lor box of 250. Box Papers at 7c, 9c.
14c, lilo, 17c, 18': and 19c. Splendid Linen Paper at 10c per
quire. Ask for Marcus Ward’s and Whitiug’s Elegant
Quire Paper. Ink, Mucilage, Pens, and Stationers’ Sundries,
Visitors always welcome at the Art Department.
Kitchen Department .
Large Glass Water Pitchers, only we each.
Gold Baud Plates, only do each.
Fruit Jars, 89¢ per dozen.
Decorated Flower Pots and Hanging Baskets, 9c and We
Silver Plated Salt and Pepper Casters, only We each.
Granite Iron Tea and Coflee Pots, all sizes, 75¢ each.
Don’t forget to inquire for our Bargain Counter.
The BOSTON STORE
Cor. Main and Wall Streets.
III! II lllllllll WI like it a Point lot II II in!
We have a“ inch Black Silk Finish llaamtta
00“)de Dress “00!“. ivory“ clinics weave) and usually sold at .I, but our
We have all wool Stripe Selling 40 inches widsprieeis
| We have“! Inch Mien cowblaatiea. roam ‘
fish‘sasaliwaeisiikfltripel’sassut lam torihipuatirelymmouidhschap at no a yard,
number
to i. In a
We have missile! Wool Initial.” would be cheap. We have some om. casiém in tines to in
or Black floods ‘
“malarial-“lottery a «ammunvmscu
”21'ng Goods to beieaauotbe duplicated III the c ty. Our prices are
toned in shalt-u Iright.
BLADE BETH.
“We have a very mm line of to tech Brunet“. I
‘ Mpalrexua else Iii-d [least l'iaunei Blankets,
tall.rhadse sold en where at 98:!
list m'fl.“ than at tile a yard r,
ladvenluo ei-ewhsra atiltlc. so will run oi! this lot
n the a pair.
BLACK GOODS.
”x: #30.“ inch m .“k Niall “60”.“! ll: GENTS, l/‘NBEBWEAB.
lie s III? at inch Black iiilk Finish Henrietta "lilfic. 490. 430' 4.0. ‘3“. “m.
SCOFIELD
No. 3 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
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Tbe following are a (cw of the testimonials which we have in regard to]
the elllciericy of
PLAISTED’S COUGH REMEDY
We have many more, but deem these suiliclent to show that the medicine is all weI
claim [or it.
Giannini}. PLAIS'l'Ell—Dcar Sir. -—Knouing the formula Irom which Pleisted’e
Cough Remedy is prepared, we certiiy that the medicines of which it is composed
are of recognized utility {or throat and lung troubles, and that it contains no
opium or any poisonous or injurious drug.
ELERYC .CLARKE M. D., Nunvalk.
I: 8. MURRAY, M. D..
DEXTER HITCHCOCK M. lb, “
(i It licliONEllAl., M. I)., “
WM. 0 liUIlKE.JII, \i. ll, South Norwallr,
(‘ (l. BOIIANNAN, M. l)
I». S. MINOR M. I)., “
(i. W. BENEDICT. M. D., "
ll. HUNGERFORD, M. 0., Stamford,
W. S. TODD, M. D., Ridgeileld.
[From Samuel Mcilowau, Chief Engineer 80th Norwaik Fire Department]
Gnome B. PI. AierII-Dcar Sir. -—I have used Pleisted’s Cough Remedy in my
IamIly for several years, and would not be without it. I think it is the br'r‘l; medi'
clue I have ever seen {or coughs, colds and lung troubles.
Yours re eiiecilully,
SAMUEL MCGOWAN.
WILLIAMMWE‘MCOFFEE EXTRACT
For Yachting or Excursion Parties. It has no,'Equal.
Summer Drinks and Fancy Crackers.
We claim we sell the
Best Dairy and Creamery Butter
In town for price and quality.
MOODY’S AROMATIG SYRUP
lort‘holcra Morbue and Teething children. Pronounced to be the uncut thing produced in this line
from those who have used it.
Price, 250 a Bottle.
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CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
33 Washington St... - - So. Norwaik.
W. B. HALL & 00.
THE BARGAIN S'l‘flllE 0F BRIDGEPIIRT
W111 Make their NOpening Display
Salllllll llfllllll all Tillillal, Sill. 711], 9111 all lllll
Our Stock is Large,
Our Goods New,
Our Prices Low.
We make a business of making bargains in
Dry Goods and Notions
DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c.
The latest in Style, the Finest in Quality, the utmost' In Variety, have been c0m.
bined by us in one mighty eflort for trade. Our Fall and Winter Oll'erings will
not and cannot be surpassed. There is a limit below which honest goods cannot
be sold. We place our prices at the low water mark (or sale and reliable goods,
sold under guarantee. Inspect us, criticise us, know us, and you will find we deal
lair and save you dollars.
ALIrgeAssoruncnei
You can judge let yourself.
5,000 square feel. more room, and New Passenger Elevator.
COM- AND SEE Us.
W.B.fi:'ALL&co
GROCERIES AND MEATS
—ar run one arm 'or-—~
'1‘. DUB]! GUIDE do SON.
armowoon. °
All. ORDERS mun PBDMPTLY.
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PLAIS'I'EBS lllllllH REMEDIT’EXEEB
arr some mm rr-mnm MAMA!!! 1'0 TRADE WITH US
SWAI' &
whom-amicable"
Spring Goods
lhlp (.‘hand
Genuine (.‘alcnm'llah Hum, ”
FROM TIlB ’
Ollll [illll lllllllllllllllw I'm:
agnededby "
Ilrhmmand'rwelvetzi‘am (l- ' '
and Varnish timbre. Telephone. law
said lllewYorkl'ricsa. WM“
0
W. B. Hall & o.
"3 ol’l'ar, Wild
pea-lung
a bottle"; is lavai aside 0" In
said byali dru 11i-
'sirniieot the
M7 Minnelli
lilri..geport.CouI rossale
SothNorwalkhlllt BALI.
GREAT limb!" as? it “'9
BRID(1EI’()1 {'1‘
Arid will purchase for pirties without than!» {I}
take orders at some prices as [he llri dw-
llourc mam
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Alllllll'l' Sllllll'lllll
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I will sell a regular $3.50 trimmed hat for $2.00.
Unirimmed Black Huts formerly 850 for 50c.
White and Black Ladies’ Sailor Hats forxfiéc.
FLOWERS
Will be sold at HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE
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RIBB NS REDUIJED 1131‘ III.
Also Great Reduction in all Fancy Goods.
ll‘ People will call and examine they will find
what I say correct.
H. KRIECIER.
Mahackemo llotel Block, Main St,
South Norwalk. Com
DAVIDSTOW,
FURNIT RNE
SPECIAL INDUCEMEN
PARLO R S UI
Mohair Plush Suits. with Divans.
$40. 00.
Also Greet Bargainsin Lounges
DAVID STOW,
87. so and 9] lllaln Street, South New-II.
[I'll-ha,
Palace Queen,
FURNACE , '
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