”IE LABOR WORLO’S
“wetter! Davitt Thinks Mr. Per.“
nell Should Resign.
imam aim 4m sol sorrow.
Iowa Big lass lasting Expresses
Calida-es Ia Ireland's Che-pin.”
[pester Balers ta Parnell as an Institu-
tion. Not a Ian-The Voice oi the Prose.
Isoxnox, Nov. 21.-—hir. Davitt's advice
in The Labor World to Mr. Parnell is at«
traollng more attention than any similar
mos on this subject, owing to Davitt’s
undoubted ireedom irom prejudice and his
great reputation ior ialrness in such dis-
a-ious. It is quite generally considered
thatllr. Davitt has couironted the grave
Win a manly iashion, opposing him-
." to the hysterical resolutions oi the
. We to stand by an individual at any
4 w to the community. Davitt is probably
.. the only one oi the Irish leaders who could
" give-nob advice at this juncture without
barring the suspicion of seltlsh motives.
Ha ls wholly out oi the arena oi political
strlle, and is pledged to confine his influ-
eneetoliterary propaganda. His opinion
that Mr. Parnell should temporarily eiIace
himsell is thought by close observers to re-
flect the sentiment oi the masses oi people
outside oi active politics.
' What Davitt Says.
Mr. Davltt’s paper says that Mr. Parnell
Indshimseli under a moral cloud brcdght
into the atmosphere of his life by himseli.
The crisis into which he has plunged the
home rule movement is the gravest with
which it has been conironted ior the past
ten years. There is, the paper says, but
one course for the Irish leader to pursue.
He must cfluce himself irom public liie
until that briei period shall have elapsed
which will enable him to legally marry
Hrs. O’Shen.
Home Rule Insperiled.
Mr. Davitt asks: “Is the people’s sup
port of the home rule movement to be im:
periled by the refusal oi Mr. Parnell to
separate his personality irom the interests
of home rule?” Mr. Parnell, the article
continues, cannot plead ignorance oi the
leeling oi the Liberal party regarding his
newposition. Those who argue that the
control of the Irish party is the sole aiIair
oIthe Irish people, and that nothing will
be involved or jeopardized ii they do not
repudiate Parnell’s leadership, uncon-
sciously play into the hands oi the enemies
of home rule."
“Others,” the paper continues, "with
snrpMng, extraordinary ignorance oi the
necessities of this political crisis, say that
Parnell, as a Protestant, is not morally
responsible to the Catholics. Those who
advance the latter argument are shaking
the very foundations upon which home
rule stands in England.
A Small Sacrifice Asked.
“Mr. Parnell is asked to make a small
sacrifice in return iorthe sacrifices that a
ooniiding and generous people have made
for him. He must not consider his
own political future in this crisis, but what
is the'best course to adopt in the interest
of home rule in England. e must re-
member that he deiled Irish popular sen-
timent when he rode roughshod over the
feelings and opinions oi his own party
when in 18%, in the presence oi another
”dons crisis, he thrust O'Shea upon the
Moi Galway. The wounds thereby
inflicted upon the minds of his ablest iol-
lowers are yet unhealed. Loyalty to the
union, fidelity to the cause, compelled his
colleagues to gulp down their indignation.
Will Mr. Parnell now ask a similar sacriv
lice tor his home rule iriends in England?"
A Letter from Mr. Par-ell.
Hr. Parnell has sent to several oi his
”Hugues a communication to the eflect
that as long as he is supported by his col—
leagues and the Irish people he will remain
atthe helm in politics. He says that he
has ne'er sought either ofllce or reward oi
any kind from any English party, and he
does not seek their assistance now. The
Irish people, not the English politicians,
must decide the question oi the leadership
oi the Nationalist party. At this present
critical juncture he would be ialsc to his
duty to Ireland li he should desert his p0
sitlon because oi private matters.
Ir. Gladstona'a Deal-l.
llr. Gladstone has telegraphed to a press
repruentative here a denial oi the pub-
lished statement that he had advised Mr.
Moll not to appear in court during the
recent O’Shea divorce trial, or that he had
coIVeyed any intimation whatsoever to
Mr. Parnell in that connection.
No Change Wanted.
DOWN, Nov. 2|.»«At a convention oi
league delegates in county Galway. Mr.
hands, M. l’., declared that the irish
people would he the greatest of tools ii
they changed their leader at this Juncture.
Ir. Sheehy. hi. P., Col. Nolan, M. P, and
athava, indoraed this view. There were
prints present at the meeting. United
Ireland says that Ireland's character ior
morality can but intensify her acorn ior
the cautlng hypocrites who think that in
publicity is iound the eeaeuce oi sin.
“Now is the time to repay Mr. Parnell ior
lineal public services by replying tothe
dented purine and Pharisees who would
drag him down that we not only have our
hedonbut that we mean to keep him."
I[hellish Catholic thinks that while so
Ptaell has sinned nearly as much against
Ireland as against morality, grave political
masthead that he be continued
athe leader oi the Irish National party.
llr. Parnell lay Mtge.
it is stated in Nationalist circles that
Ir. Parnell will resign at the end at the
approaching session oi parliament and oi—
lwbimseii asacaadidate ior Ive-election.
At a mass meeting in [Master yesterday
aeablegmn rm the Nationalist envoys in
weareadeapressing their staunch
haltylellr. Parnell. 'i'hemsyoroilalae-
*3 I” an address, in which he declared
aim the only crime which inland would
are condemn Mr. Parnell for was one at
will he was incapable-namely. treason
“Ireland.
The) lanai by these kinder.
Justin leCerthy. is moving a vote of
Ir Keaiyaaidthettorlelehawa He.
was less a maelhanau luatitv
a. ThemeyeroiCevhandotheI-npeak
A auspi- mm
Mantels, Nev uni-unam-
UV. comma-mm”
”humble-sauna
W1
um ”I Milli.
W as any
de- m- Various Places.
Dr. Charles Ii. Spnrgeon, the lemons
mlnlsteszeoniinedtohls house with an
attack oi gout.
lira. Potter-Palmer has been unanimous
lyelectsdpreaidestoithe beardoiwomeu
moi the World's Colombian e»
lieu
W. S. Wharton, cilia. in Washington
stnet, Chicago, has been arrested in Phila:
“4T
delphla. Wharton fled irom Chicago on i
Oct'27, leaving behind debts estimated at
between 050,000 and “00,000.
Dr. D. V. M. Johnson, for nearly iorty
years rector oi 8t. hiary's Protestant‘itpiav
copal church, Brooklyn, died at his home
in thst city Nov. 20, aged 78 years.
The estate oi the late Frank 8. Peace.
the oil manuiacturer oi Budalo, is in the
courts. The widow, who was his second
wile, presents a bill oi sale at the estate to
her. It is contested by the sons, who
threaten to let loose all the skeletons oi
the iamily.
Thomas D. Jones, dealer in lumber at
No. 81 West street, Brooklyn, made an as
sigument to Austin 8. Clark. The house
is one oi the oldest in the lumber trade in
Brooklyn, having been in business over
thirty years. The sssignor was ionnerly
park commissioner.
Gen. E. Bard Grnbb, oi New Jersey, has
sailed irom New York on the Normannia
to assume his duties as minister to Spain.
At Olate, Kan, Nov. so, Lulu St. John,
the only daughter oi ex-Govcrnor St. John.
oi Kansas, and Henry Louis Page, a capi-
talist oi Fort Scott, were married
At the sale oi lion. W. 1.. Scott's racing
stable Philip Dwyer bought Bolero ior 835.-
000. Mike Dwyer paid $6,760 ior Banquet.
A Big Pension Deficit Pradictod.
Wssulsoros, Nov. 2i.—-Cougressman
Sayers, oi Texas, one oi the leading Demo—
cratic members at the house committee on
appropriations, says in regard to the large
pension disbursements that bankruptcy oi
the treasury seems imminent in theinunev
diate inture. He says that ior the first
time since 1866 it is costing more to run
the government than the government
takes in. "The coming session oi congress
has to appropriate ior the next ilscal year
ending June 30, no ," said Mr. Sayers.
"This year there will be a big deficit-"Silly
000,0!» or “0110,000- for pension payments,
and money will be diverted from the av
propriationa made ior the year ahead to
makeup ior the coming shortage. That
is the programme oi the opposition, but it
should not go through. Each year's ap—
propriation should stand by itseii. The
Democrats must insist. that the {all
amount needed to pay pension claims
should be sppropriatcd.’
Miss Willard lictnomtratee.
PlTTsBI m. Nov. zl. —~lllectiou oi oilioers
occupied the time oi the national convert:
tion of the Non-Partisan Women's Chr'tv
tian Temperance union. )lrs. i’hinney.
of Cleveland, was reelected national prev
idem; Mrs. Harriet (l, Walker. oi Minuev
sota, vice president; )liss Duty, of Cleve
land, general secretary; Miss Florence
Miller. oi lows, recording secretary; Mrs
C. C. Alford, oi Brooklyn, S. ‘1, financial
secretary and treasurer. The billowing
telegram has been received irom Miss
Williard: "Mrs. Ii. J. Phinncy—Beiie'ving
that it is legally and morallywrong ior
anybody to take the name oi the National
Women’s Christian Temperance unit»)
with the prefix 'nowportisan,’ we ask you
as Christian sisters to discontinue the use
of this name. "
Orders iron cut—m" Vemy
Ihm’l‘uz‘i, 50121 —Commander in«Chiei
Veaze'y, oi the Grand Army oi the Bepub
lic, has issued general orders Nos. ‘5, (land
1. The ill-st requires an inspection in all
departments 0d posts not inspected prev
vious to the but national encampment
and calls upon department cmnmanders
to take notion in the matter oi delinquent
posts. The second order appoints assist—
ant. inspector generals in many of the de-
partments. lly the some order commuter
ment in male that the provisional depart
ment of Oklahoma and indium territory
was organized as a department last Aug:
net. The third order makes announce—
ments concerning the next grand many
meut, representation them etc
More lteatralwt lira l--“V;‘” Needed.
W Asnlxm‘os Sow. zl. —§iurgeon beneral
Hamilton, oi the Marine hospital, basin!»
mitted a special report, which will be in—
cluded in his annual report to Secretary
Wisdom, on the subject of immigration.
lie takes a decided ground against the cxr
istiug immigration law and makesaatrong
argument ior Its nusblieat'um. The re:
strietion oi immigration, he says, is onaoi
the most important questions which could
he discussed In congress, and heallnoat
favors the total ”omission oi lmmigra
lion. i’iiteen imam persons and eleven
idiots were reported by the medical other
among the immigrants arriving at New
York during the year.
The I‘Islr MIC I'D-idly MOM.
CHICAGO, Km. Zl.-—At the meeting cit“
national commission oi the World's Co
lumbian exposition the versions cheques
tlon was finally settled by the adoption at
thereport oi the national committee our
grounds and lxlilclingpu with butane die
seating voice ——i.'ommiaa‘woer Mercer’s.
The report provides tor the main portion
oi the fair to be heated in Jacks». park,
the art gallery. the music hall and electrical
display to be placed on the lake irrmt, sad
midway plalsance and Washington perk
to be need for the overflow
A lye-Ital nee-tea In New llawepsblrw
Comm, 8 ll., km 2! «More!
“sputum say that the germ sad
council will tovlny decide to call a special
section at the legislature. early in Item»
her to consular important «mentions is nuts—
ngction with the member-lop and argue»
ration of the seal: house of "prenatal"!-
muggy! to... amass
elmsmlmo. item, Sm, rt. ----- drum
and Harrington the irish envoys, spoke
hereiaet sight and alarm: #83qu W
ior the sauna they represent \ieey prow-
met people were present including layer
Bradford, who murmur-vi the western
M Illa Wile awn! lined lineal.
Cnslzwrts, Mich , film. 21: Mela lea:
belt, a day laborer, shot his wile earlyiu
the morning and then emitted m
The woman is still all-re and my men
family trmvbln ere variably the me d
the shooting.
LEON” VIII, FOURTH QUARTER, m-
TWATIONAL SERIES, NOV. 23.
least of the lessee. Lake anili, so, 47.
Commit Verne as, Maiden Teal.
Isa. no. Moraine-tan by lies. 1). ill.
[tear-s.
Wins-sinuses HelperQuartcrly hyper
m oi Ii. ii "Wotan, publisher Philadel-
30. ”And when they ivere come to the
place, which is called Calvary, there they
crucifial Him, and the maleiactors, one on
the right hand and the other on the left."
Our last lemon left Him in their hands to
do their pleasure with Him; and alter the
slamming and mocking we seetbe cross
laid brutally on that torn and bleeding
back, and licgoca forth bearing iii» cross
(John xix, 17). While itisnot said that
lie inintcll under it, the iact that they.
turned Simon the Cyrcnian about, and
compedlcd him to bear it after Jesus (verse
'5). iwksusii lie may havcsunk bcm atb it,
or perhaps stumbled through weakness or
lose oi blmd Then bear Him as lie says
to the women who iollow, "Weep not ior
me, but ior yourselves and your children"
(Venice 37. Andree the two nInlcinctors each
bearing his more. Time iollow to Calvary
or (loigotha, the place oi a skull (Matt.
xxviifim. And now soothe three crosses
each lsznringiln living. dying, agonizing
burden; on either hill": no evil drier snflcrv
lug justly, but in the mid-It the Holy Je-
sus hollering the just ior the unjust,
M. "Then sold Jesus, ‘l’ntlIcI', iorgivc
them; ior they know not what they do.
And they [mrtul Iii» mimvnt nnIl cast lots."
(fan you see liim stripped oi his ruilnent,
laid down upon li’lturrorls, the mails driven
through iii» «whoring flesh, and then hear
Iiim pray, "I'ntixcr. forgive them."
53:. “Ami rho [turplr' wow. ix-holding.
And the micrs trim with them derided
Iiim, saying, He saved ollxcra, let lIim save
Ilium”. ii He he ('llrinl. llw chosen oi
God," Their cruelty Lunar-l no imunils;
they have now tlom their war. 2 ; they have
crlurillsd Hilil, but they mum; cease; and
as IIt.’ hangs in greatest physical sunny
upon the cruel r'rtm they Ilcrulv liier. iiv
(70$th have: .4 r'i iliuucl! ii Iii! hmi
WIAIliid. Sat nil if." pom-r oi llll‘li or devils
could have llIIrIm'vi Him unimi ill- luul
permitted it. llu-ur Hi» mm WUl’li'-f "I lay
down my lib til: i i might Llllgclr again.
.‘wnmn tnklth il' irom me but. i in} it
ilownoi um.” hon.- tumor to lay it
dottinnml I hafl- power tutllkl itllwlin.
This nonmamlmrrnt lmw I n-o-ivml 0! my
Folio-1'" IJrliIiI ii. 17, lb.
”Anti ”l" snldlt r1 iii-n muckul llinI,
coming; to Him mvlolivring liinI vinegar."
'Ilu- mill-rings nmi «both of Christ tcll out
the heath oi :zii rim-4c» of Illifllrrlilt‘ true
children oi Unrl who in trial forsake Him;
the proimwr with, who, lying tomptol,
sells Him; thon- highwt in religimistlIinzs.
who, being only Ii}'[nn4'ril”~, linu- l’h‘lill};
throw highest in mnwmi imwrr, w ho
know nothing"! rtrrrml n-nlillm and (are
onlyto plum: (people. ihv irrI-iigiorm ’a’tll
illum- withers}, tzlm rurv ior nom' ni tin-so
things, hiiii tiu- olive-outing: of the worth
‘l‘iIIt'i’IilZ just punifimlrtit (or their crimm
~zxil have: their bonny-Hymnal by tin-crow
(if I'lil'i‘ni.
".7 ".inaimyinlz. l1 (inn; lw‘ ilw Klugni
liu- .Ii'Vv’n um» thywii." They could Hui
umlrrstnnal u icing itlm omi noiollrma-rs
anal mm! to but i on i r an r.
:"r Am] :I wipe lei lipi'. >II .Ilun wars w I'll
ten mes Him in ion: - . . hm L and Latin
55ml III'liYV‘J, 'I'lIl l» llzr :CJI'; ul’ [lunirw-a."
Tin-v «hid £1"?er :.l.;4- ml in this, and
Vrlnlil'd i‘ilntr- in wrm. "ile said. I mu
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XII,
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than lu-i'nn-t ..Ite» thymvli owl us ' ll Ii
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annu- mum. ‘ , .—: . '
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will!" I" liw no»! .: “Herman we
um pi. in Jul. 15». 1313?. Mail.
trail, V, J4 :I .17 ’3». .v‘ i'nvy toll of
ironic» F I. am, ;.~. In lvr our
”with”? in?! :mi rlw- wt: ' "hi at
which ...x' ' 3 law :“r i‘ng. in»:
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wanderer, law , m: 1.: , ~..z.g,l'..,«_
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ML? guns" :7 ‘eli§r .354le e44 L! liw
lsml .im» Het- In at: mob In allow
”tom! tin-in straw ii We how :be
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mum. to”! If in: simuldi :m not is; M
the (Ian-35m» .r 'h' ‘o r. ":7 would er.
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we must use. l‘ . 74... resort] oi [In
magma and Aim .vl Lil‘fli’fl. and
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Shale-eat as well m It i plum in; oi Ills
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thrmhi'ar verses I“ this aha or
dial I: We read the ”cry. but“
”swan-demand
w
New York, New haven
and Hartford ll. ll.
October 10. neon.
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LIAVI NORWALK
Foil llasm'ur A .‘ll —(i.ll, Dill. P il~ Bill,
215, 512 0; £3.10 in: “undayeAtlaoa m 6.’ 7pm.
For. r‘oi.’ 'rll Noun ALI: A517 IS "‘0‘. Polar A M.
—-. 48L. low; 1'. —l'.' 'l7 am on, am 947.
Sundays—ll .‘ilu. uI , 009 p m.
LEAVE lubllUliY,
For. norm Norman. A Mfrs $3. 7 ms ll ()3,
ll t». l'. M.—'l m, but). surdsys— Sufi a. In , 505
p. In.
Main 141ch
Laws Immoral-oar,”
You “(073.1; A M —I of», arr. : low), not ;
:bllll. not: mo mix A at -..; :0 Ix; 510.
through use , ‘7 4.5 sondsyeii 3'7 s. m., marl.
:ers l nly as iur zs Great Harrington
filo-:3 only as far as New Mlliom.
Tu. ii. mvrssos Vic.- Pro-'2 .h one > 'cirm'e
i’v’ ii. loos Supt,
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Mill “Hill Flfllllll Lilli
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South Norwalk
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Norwaik, Ct.
Tullgééslm
CITYDF NORWALK 8: EAGLE
.l- 3.. Brim-x 4
Wm ‘mve i’icr :i, PM Iiircr (Bushman Strut-:3,
.\cw hurl. at f: p In. Saturdays at '3 p ml
Freight h‘t‘tlt‘l’ll (mm? a m :05 p m
lit-turning hoary-leave Sunni}; a? .5
~on h horas i. MI I) p m.
, i’rc -hr when irom and term \r‘iI ior s i win s 01
'he Damon’s id Norman: mni sm ,mou lie! rum:-
lat grimly r. :uml lair-I.
l l';mns,pi minor (on _;-x. In in luv oi N4rws|l=
Hamil-2:»; -- mi b- «m In! pm i lore o.’ I'r irhi
‘nbywln'ut l: 1 how )1 [ii or in \l “V l.
m ,trr-UI!‘ t't‘ (tilll' 1.9.91: ,1 My (2! lhc
i‘mlllis)iwplll ‘IKI‘IJIJI‘i‘f (Ll- 1:..4 4m 1111' Il t or
the cum llIL'H‘ui. 9-2.3
FU NITURE.
GREAT BARGAINS.
DAVID-b TOW
~‘O. MAIN 6'1" BET.
L'i’ STAllin
Win. H. leelerl (In.
PLUMBING,
Till all 311881 lillll Willi,
Hot Air Heating,
5: m. aml
Stoves and Ranges.
l-‘Ioir am m- !m all n! (M
Human inmate (Ill Specialllex
50 South Main Street,
IOII’I’II NOB“ IL“ - CONN.
JOHN H. PERRIS
«tolcea'eeml linen Dealer In all kindest
80M. AND W001]
Brick. Lime. Clement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
lmhlch, backawamla, hornet
Iouutuio l'rnnhlln. and
4 Wilkesnerre Goals.
that for RUBBER Plill'i‘
fern! foot of Washington and liar
m u it? Me. II: me} All 4 Al tram
“Drug Store. “is!
NEW DRESS [ll] BS RI]
'SOU'I‘II NOBWALK. CONN.
MILLINERY STORE.
Owin to our increased Millinery business this fall, we are
compellcg to make more room for that department, hence the
following oiier. All goods in our ladies’ and gents’ Under-
wear nmd Hosiery department will he sold at an unprecedented
reduction. We intend giving up these departments entirely,
oyou easily surmise what great bargains you can find by
cal mg on us as early as possible to have first choice. All
must go at any sacrifice; (10 not miss this opportunity.
In our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
We have some choice bargains for (all. We are showing the
finest, choicest, and at the same time the cheapest line of
TRIMMED HATS ill the State Our large increase in this
department proves our assertion. In SHAPES we have a
most extensive line a special lot at 490, in a good quality
iclt COVERED VELVET HATS in large variety.
+—
Jllil Received a New Assortment of Lalils’ Kid Gloves!
"saturates, mans, Pumas, B'I'c.
Ribbons, Velvets, etc. for Trimmings. Fur Capes of all Kinds.
CAL-Is AND EXAMINE.
Malmckemo South
Hotel n Norwalk,
Block I Conn.
W.B.HALL
(R: CO.
BRIDGEPORT.
Best Light, Best \entilation and Best Assortment of Silks,
\ clvcts and Handsome DI ess Goods ill New Envlmld.
01.0le All]! l'llliS.
Our assortment of Seal Capes W 001 Seal Aslmkan Mink,
and Sable Capes, Seal Jackets Plush l‘npcs and Jackets is as
large as any Non Y ork house, and
PRICES ARE POSITIVELY LOWER.
We are largest dullers iII Hosiery \Iclino and Muslin
[Mndcmcar Small “arcs DICSS lrimmings books laws and
Art Goods lil lillduepori.
w. B. HALL & CO.
The Best Goals for Ileleast Money
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BOOTS AND SHOES
AT 'l‘lll} S'I‘ORI'} 0"
C. H- Harvey
Having the Lowest stmk and :l «m ui 3%rll/lll nl to make
selections irom. we on: prI-pulmi to furnish cchyllIin ill)!" a
child s 10- -H. Ill shoe to .I gt m 5 £7) lmul A number of spell
:llllOS ill gents lmlics llllli ( hill 110" :1 shoes A lzulics' lino Kill
Button Boot all 15", formed) $3 Misses Good School Slum
only Si. (‘llildrcns S(ll()()l Shoes at 75 cents. I’ll-n50 will
lillil m :Iminc those goods, as it is it pic' mum to Slluw tlu Ill.
0. H. HARVEY,
70 North Nlnin fit.
. South IV orvvnlla.
Tllfl Bel balsa (lies Pris.
m.4eo
BflfllS Mill SHIIES
GLOVER & OLSEN ’S
SI’ELIM AJPI‘I ES:
Our Horah Kid Ladiea' ‘2 (”Show are the “noel over oiIm-ed in Hooch Norwaih
Indies' French Kid lland Slowed lndice' FIF‘I‘K‘II turned and wells at prices that
will aslonlsh you.
A lull line of Indlm', Chuldren'4 and Half-I Shoes that will pay ell to anemone.
GLOVER do OLSEN“.
headers in the Boot and Shoe 'l'rsdc.
iii a ‘lall’ ii. in (labeling Sentinel.
We are constantly re-
ceiving Pine Horses,
suited to all p ones.
You will find the PIN-
EST coaonnns. the
BEST ROADBTERB. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST ASSORTMENT or
SALE HORSES in Fair-
fleld County. Parties
wanting any kind of a
Horse, can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRANTED.
ill. I]. PARSON“.
Bligfllllflfi STUCK FARM
H A R D W A R E ,
OILS.
Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE, TWINE,
Wire Netting, Woolen Ware, Etc
3.09 7~——
W. l}. [lull all,
MUSIC "ALL BLOCK.
Wall Papers,
. “I Fines! and Largest Assorlmcnl
:llis clly.
[fine line of Gills at 25 cents a
double roll.
See the combination chair and
stop ladder, only 82.00.
:‘hl‘lI-ls’ Materials.
Vlounled on Slrclcllcrs.
Painting, Paper [longing and
l.a.‘lclmlnlng
L. H. DECKE R,
79 Washington Slrlll,
South N orwalk.
PAINTS
ll‘fl'l’ I )ooorul ing,
Canvass
A L50
i‘
BRONZIJS.
GullalllilverPaims.
HALE
The Drugg'ist.
C. fleKLYN & SUN,
Norman lo (3. ll DIKIXN.
’51 Washington Street, South Moms”:
27 Main Street Norwalk.
lull-Class Balers. Confections
And Ive ()rcnrn.
ilrclurs l’romptly Attended To.
(' Drill YN sill W I BIKINI!
WAGONS
New And mood-hand
iiucglos, l’hsctons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to finit All.
Call and See Them.
WY TILLY.
Swan in Bushnell,
80“ W'htct' ."GOOI
(Moi Bull). - BRINII'OR‘I‘ COIN
Pore lad. lec and Chic-mum,
sells. flats, ape-Ire, mug“! WWW.
about s has
thing required Lagrixm'ilamd Mn‘hfiog
WWII!!! (wall lilacs at W
sad MW in. 0a
Breeds! Imported lean t. is still III-em
with minimal
sale: t as Us
nae-mess ream twillveud rim
or mummmwlmsee.
Telephone.
New rm Prices.
never ”adenoid.
J EWELER.
blunomls, Watches, Jewdlry. _
line Watch Repairing s Specially. .
so South stun t.. - seem unwell»
GEORGE H.1lAYMONIIy
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 (ll 48 Main st, Notwik
Also Furnishing Undertaker. ‘
Residence. No. 3 Berml street. ma '
Call, 77—4. Day ornlght. , m
Graduate Optician!
Homer B. Hoyt’s
18 North Main Street.
Glasses llttcd to all‘ complicated cases com-
pound Lenten ground irom preecriptiunor piece of
old lensc. Satisiacllon guaranteed. No chargeior
testing eyes
Bennett & Husled,
28 Main Sh, So. Nonalk.
Meals, Fish, [listen/T
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, Etc
0! All Kinds in Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND BETA]!
Run and Sines
ALL GRADES
Lowest Prices !
The liest Hoods ior
the Least Money
n
H. S. BROWN’S
BOOT & SHOE STORE;
Clark 5' Lane’s Block-
Hill STREET
dlw
'1 Ilouglna Shoes are
JAIITION unrrliinlcd. and «wry ”if
.-m: null prim at: Imm‘ll on imitate!
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i. 'ooucLas
4“ SHOE OIHTLOIMII.
.l< (mi LMrd \\ Munroe! unis.
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:. - 134 IINWH intltmarrvrl
_ ’vl; ‘ I . i u “mid-errand. hurk’iflll and
. . \‘l hi i. I mmwnds ltavli.
Willi-v (u
Iv." \ flm- call Shoe
(ml (7 rant-4 mvl durability
1;". ..n ”in Ir “'r'lt is ill! eimllfll «ire-a
llllul HI. (7 p >7ll4r
.1 “oil I mun a More in Invinlly (adopted
, l cur-y llvluu (mum- in
. (n4 my. 4 lull mainlim
., 43.2" SHOES Jill.
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if Hun m: ("use them W
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John Schaub & Son,
wuhlngum flimt. Death Imam. me:
buy of the. Manufacturer
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A‘I‘ PIVB HIM tl'lIo
WWI-Mm, of II
Melange. “Munich?!“
4 per. a
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Wmm’é‘fimm We.
come AND SEE Km.
Frank Boylston
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Norwalk Chronicler