0.;W. lanyandeparty of friends
donntile'harbor to-dsy onafiehing
statues ”Cape Charlel”com
-' W running on theWihon Point
' '4 : new Haven, on Wednesday,
‘ZWSeyulonrhaeplacedateaf-W
front of drugghtVogel'estore
qWalldraet, preparatory to adding
mtothallllidlhg.
teachusoftheCenteresbooldid
thireonisnplatsdtriptohahe
.ou fitnrdeymu account of
v ottheweether.
m ugh», formthn
M II town clerk It
W dandelion-or III-rm
Mymomingageddo
are receiving direct the Northamp-
hntter, and can fill all or-
and at low figures. None
‘h Burner d: Son.
1- non-m
dial-her cement picnic.
Wednesday. Juaeleth. Iaevsvlaeteem—
srlsdra Bantu. Agencies Rhoda
Ialaadelem elembabs. memo.
The many friends of lies Harriet
Bette,wbohasbaeninfailinghealthfor
lav-hi willregrettoiearnthet
tbepoletofdathather
mummwongh.
Fortygeere ago Connecticut's
crop wasrerylarge,end nowtbe inten-
cstisbeing revived. Be'rlin.DeepltIver
and Glastonbury are centers, and this
year 30,000hbaehete are named as the
prospective output. Some of the best
peeoheehrought into the local market
lasteeasonwereraised on theCoInetooh
farm. between Norwalh andNew Canaan.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
moon.- eud Cell-gs of People we
4, use to Read about.
Eugene Jedup, of Stamford, spent
Sunday in town. ‘
Horace Jacobs, of Hartford, was in
town one Sunday.
lies Florence Jones, of Stamford, wee
. “Ewell mat!
( . new Slumber.
, m owl’s 93% mpg,
Kindle herds, of it..." Canaan, is
visiting relatives in the borough.
iii-Annexes”. of Stamford, spent
Sunday with friends on Beldeu avenue.
Frank Hindley, of Bridgeport. spent
Sunday with hie brother Will on Fair
“not.
Alice Shepard. of Brooklyn, N. Y., is
visiting friends on Chapel street.
borough.
lire. J. 8. Russell of West Avenue,
has returned from a visit with friends in
New York.
hire. Edward Church is spending a
few days with hire. James Wiseman, of
Cathaine moot.
limes Grace hfead end hiehel Miller,
of Norwnlk, spent Sunday with Miss
Parker, in Bridgeport.
Ill. Winnie Scott, of New Haven,
was the guest of Him Eva Ferris, on
Catherine street, over Sunday.
Kr. and lire. Charles Seymour, of
New York, spent Sunday with lir. Bey-
ulour’s parents on West Iain street.
Him Edith Hersht, of New York, is
speudIng a few days at the residence of
illiamhfeseberg on Knight street.
Harold and Percy Glendenning, of the
borough, left town thiamoruiug for a
week's sojourn at Lake Waramaug.
Unearth 0. L. Adonis returned
last Seturday evening,from a two weeks’
vhit with friends in Oneonta, N. Y.
E. '1'. Rayon. of New York city, who
hasheenvilitinghieparenteoul-‘air
atuetnetwnodtoblowYorh thiam-
lug.
lies Agnes Colt, of Torrington, who
has been visiting friends on Chapel
street, borough, returned home this
morning.
lire. J. Ventiue, of Boonton, N. J.
who has been visiting Min Noelle Rey-
mond on Berkeley street, returned home
this morning.
The Kiss Carter. of No. lilWeet eve
une, leave town tomorrow for a few
weeke’ sojourn in Canaan, among the
Berkshire Bills.
General Secretary Simona, of the Nor-
walk Young Ilen’ a Christian Amocietion.
was in leriden over Sunday. and led
41!)»pr esterdey
. 'oneof theYohngIeu’eChriltisn Aeso-
oiationrnestlngethsre.
-Bi-aark laysof Brussels: “llitdot
eoeplnnvlshmyeellufmit von band
undchewepreteelmltdernddervon.
BattiegOlnllorsaoar.
Gettingoffeholeecariatheright
weyieeuchslimplethingthatitle
mgsthneveryonehalnotmaeteled'"
it by thb time. Neverthele- alarge
number of new“. especially women,
psrdmingsttiugon thewrongway,to
thedsngsroftbeirlimbesndtothefrs—
qumtwnohegeotthaloosepropertyin
theweyofbundleswhlehtbeymayhe
carrying. ”molecules.
feesthewaytbeeerlegoingwbenthey
"" amuse-pm seem
lartywithopsneare,woalen.morethan
Wednesday, Insulin pm"! A.
Eastwood's. Em 4:00p.m..w.
M‘slreasanm
elm, Seas hi. I“ gm..o.0e-
Jr.,ve.V.Aelea; limp... P. Knapp
is." QED“
13“.!“ Almost... in.
“Wide
hllevaW.llIld-;Mp.m.,r4 Taylor, 4
knowledge the arm to be even-
whalmiug. The Vallejo (Ooh) Chronicle
contains the following, which illustrates
thiseubjecgsndproreethatarnsu IIIaya
beedoubtlng 'l'bomee, yet havecousld-
erable faith when it becomes aroused by
some circumstance.
Ashorttimeegoweolllld upon acer-
tsilt party in business in Vallejo, and
asked him why hedid not advertise in
the Chronicle.
"0h ! because,” he answered, “what's
the use 'I’ Nobody will ever see it.”
“You're rnlstehen." sold we; “every
page in our paper is read.”
“Nonsense,” he replied; "even if
they did read my advertisement, people
would never think of It again. 1 don't
went to advertise. ”
“Bub—J
“No hole at ell. I don't want to adver-
tise, and don't bother messy more; I'm
busy.” And he walked back into hie
store end strangled a poor lIttle fly that
was helping itself from a barrel of sugar.
Time paued, and we never again luti.
meted “advertisement” to him, although
meeting himdsily. Yesterday the gentle-
man called at our sanctum, looking a
little uncutalu as to how he would he
andllidtinhed him tohohair.
id Wylie.” slid w»; u a... little secl—
pede on Kearney street night before
last ?”
“Yes, we’ve got all the particulars—"
"Hush! not so loud, please,” said he;
“of course, you are going to say nothing
in the paper about It. "
“And why not? lt’ e a matter of inter-
eat to you friends and the public gener-
ally.”
"Heavens! Why it would ruin me!”
“Oh, no, I guess not. Nobody will
ever see it 2”
"Yes, they will ! And it will ruin me
_as snreael’m sitting here. 1’“ be the
laughing stock of the town. They will
see it i"
We lose and touched him impressively
on the shoulder.
“Well, we will admit that the people
will see it, but then, you know, they
will never think of it again !"
His words came back to him like a
flesh, end he trembled so violently that
his eye-bells fairly jingled; and he was
such an object of commiseration that we
promised to keep mum. This little
moral. as drawn from the above. is ap-
plicable the world over. Aelr n man to
advertise end he will immediately say,
in the majority of cases, that “Nobody
will ever see it," but advertise gratis
some little indiecretiou he may commit,
and he immediately grows indignant
over the certainty that the whole world
will know it.—-Er.
—-It‘e economical—BruesETdap.
wmnn.
Advertlaelnnta ands thh manning
lie-,lti-eflqltllnlhlfim a
tram GOOD BAT 812m, IACRIICEG
eadyworh and goodpey wmm
mlonroe street. m” I J. juit 3t
omens — YMMBOA [hum
coorsm. week. w. if. Knapp'l
lcry 1]qu gu- street. lull lw
1‘03 8m.
rustic-Isms exceedmgd
mimutmmwmm
mm“ ACID 0! .QBTANDII'R’O ones 03
03.30.00.
TI! CIGAR All) course-ricer“ hust-
uels on Woodward avenue. now conducted
James Ylnage. Applyou thepranlsee.
n'sesm— nweum
mamas: Heck
lull lw
A""""“""“"0
new about ll
All)
rent usomvm so
marines. rams s sow
owners... “song:
__. To ,
um Mb
Minuteman-mm“
§lx'? meriosoummmm.
mm Jan
novel Inseam noeweu. six moons;
A cal-mu Mt
still
"shim » Will ofi'er 500 yards more of extra Su
2p" $8. This Is the best bargai’n' In
8
mud We pherilhed no hard {qu , .r
o “Supp” you hsaldof that littll afleir: '
MO!“
or C etc at 56c. 300 Smyrna Ru at 79c and 89c
uRugs :3: have oflercd this season. Wyhave purchased
e line of Ginghams, best qualit and handsome styles which we are closing out very
cheap.
A fine line of Ladies’ and Misscs’ Blouse Waists of Outing Cloth just received, also
Ladies‘ Calico and White Lawn Wrappers. All Grades of Shades madeto
prices. Agents for Hall's Skirt Forms and Butler-ick’s Patterns.
PAY N0 ATTENTION '1‘0 P001183 ADVERTISEMENTS
But come where you can get reliable goods at bottom prices.
---KSCOFIELD Jr HOYTII—i—
15703qu AND scum NORWAIIK.
order at lowest
(rooms.
OPERA HOUSE.
THURSDAY, JUNE 19,1890.
Special englgamt of the Gifted Artist,
Supported by harm Talented Company in
Elliott Barnes’ Greatest Success,
‘ onmr e
Farmer’s Daughter!
PRICES, 35, so and 75 Cents.
Chart open at Hale's. Howell, and Pleinsde.
Southfiorwelhmulondey, June it. at 9 ogcloch
79 WlSlllllllTUll STREET
L. H. DECKER,
Dealer in
Wetll I'Ilpere. Paints, Otis. Glass
Brushes, Conch Colors
and V Isrnlsllce.
ARTISTS’ GOODS.
Enclosure Ll Uil) WOOD I-‘lLLKR, beet
woods. without rubble .
“Sailings.“ PRIPABBD CALSOI runs for
all shades.
walla.
surmise 8 PARAGON COACH \ ABMSIL
best for bath rooms. outside donors, to. Willnot
spot or turn white.
Painting ,I’apcr littering
and Decorating.
TENNIS—m
'”""“‘SHlll'l‘S
JUST RECllVBD
Bull'nzlennis Sluts
WfllCfl WlLl. 38 SOLD
.. From 25c. to $2.50.
ALSOA
m BIG LINE OF TENNIS CAPS
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
DaVis
The Tailor,
Iontl Norse-In.
‘‘‘‘‘
delicious and holsters in
W huh (hot, ”will or tried). some,”
a"dragaala WM“
and IM’MMC-
“Wu-taro.“
“Milli!!!
Ferris’ Corsets for Misses.
our nouns All! we: om
AT CUR NEW STORE.
j, ,4?“ . ,4 ,, ,opnrisnmlsmnm: SHIN/l lHl
‘ S'l‘ll’lE AND FANCY Bllflllfifllfil 1'
On exhibition and for sale at the lowest market prices We
welcome all and await your pleasure and esteemed favors.
Yours cordially,
MllllllE & HARMAN.
COR__§ETS
We wish to call the attention of the Ladies
to the
Large Variety and Excellent Values
In our Corset Department.
\
Improved Dominion, @ 39 cts. CORSETS
J. & C. and Eastlake, @‘1 5O cts.
“The Windsor,” :1 good 75 ct.
Corset. For a drive, @ 59 cts.
CORSETS
Pansy, Fibrolinc and Holly- CORSETS
'l‘ricora Health.
CORSETS
Dr. Warner’s Coraline. >
The Celebrated Kabo, 19 to CORSETS
36 Inches. CORSETS
The U. S. Patent Back.
CORSETS
Loomcr’s Patent Bust Dress
udicfem; in” In nun IIIidXDBBHl‘G
Princess Summwindimneh CORSETSM
Woven. Diamond, CleOpatria
and X Long Waist. , CORSETS
CORSETS
Fessis’ Waist for Children.
CORSETS
IN ADDITION TO THESE REGULAR
Lines we have several Broken Lots that we
prices.
CORSETS '
hock, @ ‘7 5 cts. CORSETS
Royal Worcester. CORSETS
Tricora Relief. CORSETS -
will otter at a Great Reduction from regular.
83 Washington , Street. 85
SOUTH loitwnx.
“l PllllllSllllll is aleuyfiuel,’
And we shall more than prove this maxim
true this week.
inlnrlyd gnu :; we we
For 4%} cents per yard—we ofl'er this,
week—an elegant assortment of dark and,
medium colored CHALLIES, goods that we. 1
never have been able to buy so that we
could sell them at less than 8% cents per yd.
Remember the price and the fact that when
you buy these goods at this price you are
getting gold dollars for ‘50 cents. Price,
4—i— ccnts per yard.
Hound
Fifty Pieces STRIPE SEERSUCKER, 7
in both plain and fancy stripes, best goods,
splendid quality, none worth less. than 100. T
per yard. This we feel confident in“ shying
will be found the best bargain ever ofi'ercd .,
Price 4.
. wwwwow‘w
III these goods in South Norwalk.
7 % cents per yard.
391:.eacll.
Ten dozen Ladios’ Domct Flannel Skirts
III brown, black and drab stripes and checks. :4
We make this price just as a leader for this
week. Price 39 cents each.
2 50. each.
Four dozen Children’s White Caps;
price smoke for ififli 1 Price 25 cts. each.
“3 U to near—— 7
4lnr5o.
N 0 one will have an excuse for being . '
warm when we offer best quality of Japan-
ese Fans at the rcdiculously low price of 4
for 5 cents.
Norwalk Chronicler