Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 14, 1891 · page 3

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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,‘ wlyfarcr going along the Riviera di
- “ruched out there like a space of
, “and the rare stubble of the Plain

(lat-nib. and the orange trees, always
Iof Funcofonle, and the gray cork
of Relucone. and the lonely meadows
Wandhnainntello—if henbould

In order to divert himself from the
_ of the long dusty road. under
oh buy with heat, at the hour when

hell- of the litter ring sadly' in the Im-
‘ , country, and the miller; hung their
I and their tails, and the driver of the
I link! his melancholy song in order
I to let himself be overcome by the sleep
the malaria, “Whine is this land?"
,' ,I I have the answer:

W’s.”

“Mullen! alarm on large as o
. with ntorehonseu that seem like

hen. and hens in flocks sitting in the

bythc well.nnd women screening

I eyes with their hands to see who was

I I; by, “And this?”

“Emma.
And on Bird on, while the nmlnri l
l. v upon your eyelids, and the burl;
'; of a dog aroused you suddenly. passing
. Ia vineyard that wall endless and spread
II hill and plain, motionless,il.s if the
lay heavy on it, and the kecpe r of the
. I stretched face downward upon
gnu, raised his drowsy head and opened
, eyctosee who it might. be.
“Hm-rifts." .
Then came an olive grove think u n
I I I where the grass never sprouted und
_ larval. W until Munch. They were
. olive trunnfMazzaro. And toward
J: ‘ . when the non was sottingas red

Ire and the country was veiled with

II . therewercrnet the long lineaof

I I

[doughnut Manarogoingslowly home
I M £13 field, and the oxen wading
I foul heavily with their muzzlec in the
II Irate: and there were seen in the
.. Mum of the Canzirin. on the
’ I‘II slope, the immeoac whit’mh patches
were the flock: of Manure; and
- wu heard the shepherd’s whutle
in the gorges, and the bell now
III- Iandnow silent, audaloncly can;
in the valley
J11 property of Mauaro
Bucntad anif Munro owned even the
, Isun, and the chirping locusts, null
, ”that went with short flight» to
I behind the furrows, and the cry of the
I III owlinthcwoods. It seemedns if
. . were spread out all over the north,
‘ ‘ one walked over Ilia body. Instead of
haw-I an ugly little man, will the
. oftlte litter, that you would not
' npeuny to look at; he had nothing
.. about him but his pannch, and no
knew how be filled it, for he ate noth»
the truth wits, he was rich as a hog,
Itch-11a head lint ween jewel, that

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I with his jewel of it head he had
.. nll those possessions where
‘ heucedtocome todlg or prune
reap.from morning to night. in thesull,
' nin,the wind, without Sl’ll'lt’tl to hi.»
’ orarngof an overcoat: everybody re-
‘ - Ihcred having given him kicks behind,
nine peraom who now called him
cuclleucy"nnd spoke to him with
In.hand But not for llllrl hull he
II ”proud, now that all the excollenclee
thcplace were his debtorn; and he sold
, "excellency"rneane poor fellow and
' I payer. Be IItiII wore a cup. only it was
black allk. it wall his only grandeur,
'I latterlyhehad even come to put on n
llambcauaelt cmtlecu than the silk
lie had minus“ far All he could
and he was long sighted—everywhere,
rkht and left, before and behind on
I I Iand plain.
“than five thousand months, with
Imntlng the bird» of the ally and the
II I of the earth. that are upon Bill
I - Indvvlthontcouutlng h‘uovrnmuuth.
‘_I talus thou nor; he won contented
wa worth of brelll and a bit of
awallowcd In hurry and hate,
I II In a corner of the btorehoote
uachurch, in mutate! the dust from
pumsothat one mold not are. while
mall the cache; or on top
nmwuneh. when the wind swept over
hm country. at mlnu tlme,uv with
ball Inclde a basket In the 1IM flltyll of
. . u. did not drink wlneJte did
such or use tobacw. although his
I I along the fluoride produwd
wtthlnrxelcove- an tall untidy,
Isadlnat ninety-live lire. He never
‘ had any woman to support but on
VI .wtohad coat hlm twelve teller-
‘Vhla In wan obliged to have her enr-

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_ tolhvmmud.
fl mm he had thought and drought.
' ropcrty means,
to work on

N that we- now blown; Mollie had
I; , I what ltlIItoe-m thmtarla
yhlhlaonthofJulyJoheepwehu-h
”Mitten hon”. wlth the Molnar
“mm-rm thutclm you with
whlp ten uplfgr II no
not

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. an. opportunity which is altered at the tumour! Bo'b‘i '
and Shoe store of

G. H. HARVEY,

Tl) NORTH MAIN STREEI‘, SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

contain it all; and cvcrrtimn that Munro
cold the wine 'it took more than aday to
count the moncy. all in silver plan- of
twelve luri, for he would not have dirty
[leper money for his anode, and went to
buy the dirty paper only when he had to
pay the king or other muons; and at the
fairs the herd: of Munro covered the
whole fleld and crowded the roads. no that
it took half n day to let thorn pane, and the
lounge of thcjaint, with the bond of music.
had to change their road and yield the way
to him.

All this property he had earned for him-
aelf with his own hands and bald, with I
losing sleep at night, with taking fevcn
from the lunlnrin, with labor from dawn
to darkness. When one is like that it
means that he is made for property.

And also property was made for him. so
that he seemed to drIIw it like It loodswnc;
bounce property will stay with him who
knows how to keep it. and does not waste
it like that boron who had been formerly
the master of Mnmro,nnd had picked him
up, bunnies» and naked, in the field of
charity, and bud been master of all those
mdowu, uud all those woodn, and all
thone \incc,aud all those flocks; who, when

' Who'd promlncd to go to the play with hill.

chant. Smith
St llllllIITll S'l'lEE‘I’.

Ethanol“. ‘ cultural).

BENNETT ll IIIISTEII,

2| lulu that. to. Imall.
Meats. \
Flsh. Oysters.

Fnlilslagetahlesfoullly.

OF ALL KINDS IN THEIR REASON.

AT WHOLELALE 8t RETAIL.
”a .

HER FIFTEEN MINUTES.
At anally fifteen minute! to al‘ht
flhstcp was henrdatthccardcn me.

And then. with I...” um wen light and n.
lle lnughml to himself. In a lubllaut wny,

And rang the bell for the maldoo trim
Who'dproniud toptothc play with hilt

And told the servant. with Joyona air. _
no.” there Were fifteen minutes to unall- I

And then for fifteen mluutca he not .
In the parlordlni, and be held his hot,

And whiten! and alghed for the InaIdan tri-

 

Until, as the clock overhead «ruck eight,
llc muttered "(f-real Scott! It In getting Inlet”

And took I: turn on the parlor door.
And waited for flftncn minute- more;

And sworn to hlmaelf In a dubionn way.
And thought of than real: In tho front parqufl.
And midnight came. and the break of day:

That tiny and the next. mad the next one, to;
He sat and waited the lone hmugh.

Then time new on and tho yours apcd by.
And of ill be out, with expectant eye

 

with men behind him. seemed like the
king. Etnll they prepared for him a lodging!
and dinner—for that oimplcton. no thnt
every one knew the hour and the moment
In which he true to arrive and they did not
let tbemnelvea be caught with their hands
In the bug.

“That Illitll is bound to be robbed!" said
Muzzam, and burst out laughing when the
baron gun: him kicks behind, and rubbed
his. back with his hands, murmnring, “lat
nllnplr tuna keep at homn' " and “Propert
doc: not In long; to him who has it but to
hint \\' ho knows how to get iL. "

he were coming,' to look after the rmping
or the I image ..mi when and how: but he
epgwuredsuddr'nly, on foot or ridinw his
mule, ulthout Iii-I turn, with n p‘e of

sheaves, with his eye-.9 own and his gun Ix:
tween bl.» lots.

In this troy, little by little )luzzuro be
came murder of all tln- boron)~ pmporly,
and the: lulu-r pnrml first with the olive
grow. then with the vines, then with the
[cut-me. and [hell pith tlu- form and final
nlly wit it llls plllth‘t‘ itself. so that u day did
not push in which he did not sign a legal
paper. and anzuro put below his worthy
X in: trk. The baron bud nothing left but:
the stone shield Ihut formerly was 0\ er his
door, and it was the only thing that he bud
not be. u w illin" to cell, outing to Marmara,
“This o'. I} , of all my property, will not doI
for thee." And it Ir no true; Muzzuro did
not know what to do with it, and would
not have puid twopence for it.

“This IS :1 fine thing, to have the fortune‘
that .\lal.l..tro has!" people said; llllll they
did not know what it h.- ul taken to group
that fortune; II: IW runny than Lzhtu, how

lluw [lull Imul that mum jl-Ixel had worked
day unIl night, steadierthnn a ntillszono,
u) get riches; and if the owner of n neigh-

tohinx, uud wanted to take. Muzzam by
the melt. he: had to find a ntmlugcm to

full into the trap. derpite of the distrust of
the peasant nature. Ilo Wunlll 1;» and
boat, for example, of the fertility of n
luud rent which did not even produce Ith
riots, and hum-ceded in mulling the pmr

that llf.‘ ll‘l himself be induced to hire II,
to; a r-ln-culutlun. and nfterword lost his
rent, his home and lib; lit-Ill. which Mlle»
um; look —for a piece of bread.
many annoyances Mumro ball to hear?
The meznulri who came to complain of the
bud years, the debtors who sent their
Wives In It procession to tear their lutir null
healthnir breasts. oonjuring him not to
put them into the road, by taking away

nothing to out.
“Do you see who: 1 cut?" he mmld r1:-
ply. "llreudntrd an onion! And I Imu-

tlIin properly."

lIWQ‘I'ell that he had none.

And Indeed he had not, for he never lit-pt
twelve fort in his pocket. It look so muuy
to make all that proper: y profitable, uud
bouue like u river. Moreover, hedill not
rare. for money.
crty. and M amp us be put tomrtlwr ll cur-

lx-cntum be wished to unrated In having to;
hell if. or mll It his own.

the earth behind him. 'l‘lIi» in nu lujmltlce

‘ of God, he thought. thnt after having wurn

out your life in gulnlng property, when
you burn hum-ceded In ucttluu it,no that
you would like more. you have to leave it.
And he would roumiu for houn on
u bullet. with III» l‘lllll In his hands, hub

that will-d the mountain like u cloud; and

nothing!"

court yard llllo n Ihndmao. ammunaml

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he came riding on horseback into hot lambs I

y I

lie, on the contrary, after he bull gotten I
riches, certainly did not send word whether '

bread in his pocket; and he slept libido his ,

many tongues, how many lulsclumln. how 3
mallyih‘l‘lln of going to the gulleys,nml ;

boring field persisted in not giviugil up 3

common tho owner to sell. uud umko him I

fellow believe It. to be npromised land, so I

And how ,

their mule or their donkey, for they had I

own-houses brimful, and um lllltlllt'r of uII

And if they asked for n penny be llll‘ E

the money entered and [walnut of Ill-l 1
He null] It won not prop _
tnin mum he at once bought it picceof lund. ‘

much land on the king hits, nod to be Ilrt- I
to: off than the king, for the king «count I

flue thine [dune grieved him. that he won -
beginning to grow old, and he must leave '

Int; Ill. Illa titles that grew green before his
rayon. and the field» that moral with battle
of wheat llkunmmual the olive unite» I

if to boil noted boy 3mm! in front of him.
bent umlor lIIII burden lllte o Henry m, he
would throat bl» utick between the boy's
leg» for «my. and murmur.”llook who
ha» length of days! that fellow who ha.

50 that when dry told him‘ that it we.
time to leave bin property, In order to
thloll of his will he went out lulu the

went about killing lllll ducks and turkey:
with blow of his nick. end moduli.
"My property, come along with nul”-
Translated for"8 'Short Starla" from the;

‘ “ alter, my umbrellal"~!l'It-Blts.
ill-Ila not can: ”the.

Africa producer the largest unalh,tha ’11- In... 5W“- “will:
shell of the slate snail being clght lnchu lone since the no “a darling. "
m. but the ”all: thlngion,aud Am “Mint-L“ or": lat-III”
poulblr northern out n. produces an “I“ do“:
Albino-4 pure white snail, known an lfellx 3“” ”m“ I" “a”
Mill-4h“ h Wthcnmturlflnn. mwummw...
Theolmareootpartlcularly y-nthtleyet; “mum's-u»

lauhey "Mm" carrying their lltllr WIWMHWOIIOIKA
noon- l uponthclr backs mun: “"1“le
MIG“. thiWMWo,“ ‘thn‘wwygmu.
a light in the form of a luminom pure. AW
etheemof Wilden-ore In- bltmehwaphu”
non-forth nratllftaendaysof their Ira-mm
"m he. also we: ”are told Inn—-

Oncofthemouslmlarofthlugroupls tum m g

the oncllldlmn. a bulky marine I2: which 133?... mmmfidtw had.
n”- lmr in curfacs worth of "

haalnau

tutu the chief foodof the titular MI

diet you topples along thallium—Our.
mom

Min-Milton“ flan
firth house m

And longthrnlng heard. for the maiden trim
\\' ho ll promiaed to so to the play wlth hllu;

l'n til one night, as with painted hand
I He out In the chair. for he couldn't stand.

1 And dmmmml in an almlata way. she came
‘ And opened the door with her withered fronts.

The moon‘s bright rs.” touched the allvcrcd

 

hair
I Of her who had fifteen mlnulu to spore.

I And then Ill tones that he strained to hear
I She spoke. and she said, 'Aro you mady.desr?‘
Tom Manson in New York Sun.

A Sequel to It.

He bad it push curt full of “the I“
and lust" novels. and bud just opened up
I, on the corner of Third avenue and Twenty.
sort-nth street when n young woman
stopped and inquired:

“Have you 3 real good book!"

“I have, lady." he "plied. "Here Is lb.
, Inn-rt thin: (In! and just what will please
‘ you. lots we? let’a heel”

"II; it real entertaining?"

“The entIIrtoiningI-st book published for
it your. mlsfi, rot I'm willing to swear to. l
was M) lnhIrenml in it that I not up all
night and never went to the bunk next
day. All! lll'h} It i~:. 'Ilou' Silo Won llim.’
‘i '1'. III you all about how a young woman
I of——of«wcll about twenty four, min-4, and

the Iery picture of yourself, begging your
I pardon. won a lovely husband, who was so
I rich that he gravel roofed his stable with
I pearls null diamonds. It gives you on in-
ought into ——

“How tum-‘h? ' she interrupted, u all.
took out her purse.

“Fifty cents, ruins. and us I was going
to" —

" I ll tokeit."

Slo- dropped himnhalf, took the book
and parietal on, and the old fellow had a
E‘llllhlt.‘ in his. hymns he looked after her
and lllllltrh‘vl:

"She‘ll lxI zilonznguin in three or four
do)», and then I‘ll sell her llw sequel to it,
'llw; III» Shipped llut After He won Won.’
Um toatu‘dy human nature in them dull
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A Slight fill-conception.

 

lie-«My dear, I think there are burglar.
in the house!
She—0b. no; that must he hfnry playing
:I Millalu’l.

 

“won I'f' Inn.-
-New York Recorder.

Wouldn’t [Drop no“ Cards.
Neither frost nor thaw in auppoued to al-
feet the deuiuus of clubland. but only
fumily people. A whilst club not a thou~
MIMI miles from Charles Croce neverthe-
lem dim overall the other day, writs Mr.
I Joule» Pnyn, thnt It W no ouch In)-
I muulty. Immune four tables ”going” lna
I large room In. by clectrlc light, III an at-
mmplu-rc 01 llll‘nw, Mill with III the aol‘
emu l'lrt‘llumlnnm that "WIN“ the named
name. and suddenly. as though evoked by
II min-colour rod. a cataract burstingfrom
the wall:
However, it usurped only one act. and
the rent went on with that sublime loot-
teutlou to the troubles of other: pccullor
to whip: players end hunting men when
brother-I have come to grlef In a ditch.
“L‘mler thin chlntleller,"cald on non-
tlemnu who land been holding excellent
blinds, "I thlult we are pretty aafemo mat
tor what the thaw dun" and u the worda
left his lips abom half-ton of woman»
down on his book from ill-very touroaof
light. "l not not going to leave my out.”
. he ppluttcml, “with cards like this.

 

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you with to get the

TBlllllED HITS 'a SDBBI

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0008“ AND EN”.
There in unlyonc rudder: deathantunl
women to every eight anions luau.

Murat llnlotcad has ten llvlnx children-I-
tern—and

hurled two hour.

It Is noth you do aorouchulth
whntyooforgettodothatgrlcvuth
heart that loves you.

The errant ocean depth ever found by
memumnent war In the Atlantic ncsr
Puerto Rico—4,33 fnthonls.

The mud lots to crcditon through in»
Inltency' tll England and Willie In between
mm and eight millions sterling every
year

Men of science declare that the mom
was originally a berry. and that its evolu-
tion has been going on more than a thou-
sand years.

During; the but I“! yearn 38mm potent.
have been tanned by the United States;
there have been mono applications.

Use vuseline for hang nails. To whiten
and mfteu the hands bathe thcmluhot
watcrutbedtlme, rub on cold cream or
camphor ice, and put on largo chumois
glovm with the finger tips cut off.
Delicious sandwiches and cheap oneecnn
hommle by Inducing fine raw beefsleak.
érnwn only with pepper and call. These
are excellent for involids.

A foreign watchrnnker has patented a
device by which, an hour or two before a
clock runs down, the word “wind” will
appear at an opening in the dint.

Cut blossoms may be kept In water by
putting finely powdered charcoal in the
bottom of the rule in which theyaro ar-
ranged and allowing the stalk to reach
down to the charcoal.

Two citizens of l’nlmyrn, him, have bud
so "may quarrels that u fewdnys ago a
contract “'st drawn up between them that
i'I future they would have nothing to do
with unit other.
In l'nrkumburg, W. Vi», M. V. Collins.
llfl‘r'l. 7 inches in height. WM mnrried to
Martha J. r‘nrmtvortb, who Is 3 feet I Inch
in height. The groom Is fortyeix years
old and the bride eighteen.
I'lwry (use of infectious disease implim o
previml.» rum, and when water is infected
it in immune infected accretion: have In
some way entered it, having been thrown
upon the ground and thence carried to the
well or spring or river which supplies the
family or t he community.
Thou Tnllln; Brena-n.
The tail of II woman's gown is the great
atmischicf breeder erer introduced Into
the feminine world. Indeed, it in po-I-
tively pathetic to note the misery which
this fashionable uppendago has meted out
even to fair one!»
"Why not lake It stand against this par
ticulur piece of fully?" some one unit».
You. LL: who would \Ith‘.’ For (lllt' might
:n: wt II In‘ In; of the mull In in rebellion
ngulnrlt I-L‘lllllll. ’ It I.» no use, my drur
lumimu. “'itlrotltu Ilemi (ruin your EuI
glmh jacket will be found utterly locking
in retyle."
To this uuuuewemhle argument of the
artful lllmll ‘yll‘ my lady molten no reply,
but lllvehl)’ un-rpls for her promenade
l-hll’l It Illil‘lflltlllll.’ dip that com mots to do
wonders for the City’s highwnynand by-
way 1‘.
“Lift this piece of fashionable foolish-
neut out I f harm's way,” In the next my;
mention. ,
No, Indra}, not if it! ullstrcax known
hem! f , Slu- "LII cleverly awake to the fact
that such clumsy management would com»
pletely dostmy the electivenus of her
mnkc up.
lat u» be. devoutly thankful that the
woman who has adopted this sweeping bit
of llnery cannot, no long on the sun shines.
“in: it a rise in the world. for I have yet to
run fu‘rlnllt II sister who huencceeded In
cumming the or! of picking up her with
roots. Just (like your station some rainy
dny where you can watch results. Not one
woman In a hundred will pasta muster. An
energetic little twitch swirls the draperies
I» one side, Ahl now she I24 ull right.
But no; there goes In refractory yard of
goods. It Inns nlippnl its mooring», and
with :1 nwigh and n dribble Is eagerly gatlr
erinu within its Ilnimy fold: the debris of
wind nod weather.
(lecmloually one is blessed by the eight
of n wouluu who can with one well dinet—
wl sweep of her duiutlly glow-ed hnnll goth
or into plncc In artistic lanhion her trouble»
some draperies, lifting them to a point
' which is perfectlon. But the has practiced.
Depend own It, the hu- practlced Itt home
In the privacy of her drooling room, until,
with the uhlof mold and mlrror,thc gram
ful knock Is all her own—Now York Sun
Wall Deroratloast

A wall decontlou original and sensible,
to be seen at once! the exchanger for want-
an’s work, constrain of a lane square of
white wood with beveled edge'thnt I: glIdI
ed. In the center of the board In {attuned
It round mirror framed in a brnld of gildol
rope. At each aide of the mirror 1 pair of
small gilt hrneltcts, in a branching pattern.
and holding cups for candles, In flattened.
A gilded shelf edged with gold fringe lo
lulenod at the lower edge of the amnion
cabinet. The space on each side themlr»
rorlslltted nmwlthn modelled pocket
ofold mplmb. Alpaoeicthcn left,antl
two open boxes or trays of the white wood
annalledlu place. Onehoxlttobntucd
for hairpin». the other for ring: and fancy
plna. A pretty round cushion for pine and
a covered box for hair combing: arc nailed
In the lowest right and left hoodcomcrs of
thin very complete little toilet cabinet.

Winn fmwork ls undacruu a corner
onto repeat- a bay window from the rut
«themenounceof China-titular-
terofayanlortwelvo lochaadeeplam
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LATEST ARTICLES FIIII SPIIINB WEAR.

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al Feature this Season.

 

Shapes in Large Variety.
H KRIEGE,

 

South Norwalk

IEIIIIIII. BIISIIIESS BIIIIEBE.

ISTAMFORD, CONN.

MEI TIIIIIIIBII EITIIE BUIIEII.

A pm llral, ”urine” 'f’rulnlnlr School for

h. both tetra Mudcnllu nterlnu durln the wring

ran beh filled to ill! {‘1‘ millions in I re autumn.
Every buxom brnnc laugh! thoroughly. The

obey: Ill flrnt «lo-u" In equipment. and every
department In change of mullpeten nt instruc-
turn Hen-l forcalnloguc. All If mic.

President Merrill BuslntvsCollegr.

STA MT"! )llll FONS.

Build a Home.

 

Now is the time to Sl‘lt'l't one
of those Iotsou LowndI-s. Lin-P
coln or Womlward avenues.

dots Within the City limits

For the "whey asked.

PRICE $5.50 T0 $4511.

a pile of mum-y.

small profit.

llll‘I :"t‘ill‘. 'I'IIrlm :ll'l' mud»-

suil lIn- pIIrI-Ilnsl-r.

to scour» um,- ul llwsv Info“.
For further particulars apply lI

TAILOR 8i - BBLDEII,
OrChristla

They are the Cheapest and Best

,. _ hli"‘~n In 1“,; ’.'lH Illnifiiamllnz' in
T1" .‘ NEE” "ll alumna. .‘T’t‘ Ma‘nvl. .t)» 19.5]!!1“ End II'” '12 p. In V ”V-
.. . _ . ‘ ‘ _ ruin- mu )‘tllllll’ f r Snlltl rw Ik-
Inf Jll II on healthy. growl} .I 1.1.?» mow! ulna)..." :m {Illl‘lmll‘ Mu
_ ;.I. in. Sunday Mt’ru mnucl 5m
50.], 11min» Inn: South Somali: for little-Inch! ~

This Is no sperulution in make

I bought flu-we lots very rt-us-~
ll!l'.llll_\'. and am satisfied with u

Seventeen lute: Intro llt't'll .mIII;

{III

llo not miss this oppnrmnily‘I

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commoners”.

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B. IleIIlIII ll BBII,

Bacon-Install. 8.0“!!!»
III Washington 8., Bo. Iomll,
21, lulu Strut. Ionvcll.‘

first-clan

Balers, ngleclioners,

ICE CREAM.

Klyn a Orders .
9&1? Drill) ml Pnnn‘ molly Filled

 

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l. l., llew Haven & Hartford II II.

)ctohe-r It, 1890.
TRAINS LEAVIg‘RCIII'THs: NORWALK All

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ex. 5“.“m10u’101..n-lllfl filialmlhfie BI
ex Baillie-Tex vomit“? ex. 9% Iu 1011 ex.
‘Isrll'fllf‘: '..\I. —»l:.’:.ll’tex Ilrl at .2" ex.
2545:. to r-‘lamford. aroma-I front :9 Inforll
Elan, tam. MUM. luSluulforII, 55h: 55m
can: dune. inlet Mina, Miriam, IINRHID

'lwlllnxlnu I-x ire»? Humid o- fill; e: . 546
or Vl'Iuc. l’. ”Neurone. Limo

loll New um... A .\l 1l1l14lllllm.
71mm. .ll’llnr" £1!be lunar. l’. 1:!
ex" Inlet“ 142m "some Ilium. vino,

-..'.' lfiex. .75» .Mlnt. ,lHInc. llmmlnms
ex and ac. .. BL": u m or“ Sunday»- 1'29! cc.
Olin" n. no; tHHIu.

 

 

 

 

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lunar. l’.) l rs.lll:et1t':m.215
em. Balm“ Inner 122m. to ex

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llltiltu \ . 260l-3. leL. 71593.. B“
al. ., ‘llonvln morning between

New llll\':llltltl fislringfif dyer
P'Imu Booms. \. ll: (tin Sllnrv' Lino).
)l ”103:1. "in ‘h‘prlngfirhl; llf.‘ ex (Ila

Hartford».
LIE.“ I: nun roux

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n...’.‘llluv..l‘lllv-x. Milan. llmox. Illflau"
lulllnmmex l’. \f- mum. HIM-x" Euler.
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7|me Still no. on; \dum-t l x _nml It
midniibt vx. ~umloy~ lIIlllu.. I ’illuvm

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Housatonic Railroad

Ilanllllry & lllimallt Division.
lulllllu "ll-Ill I'm-Ill. in but.
Trnimluue South Nrrrualk for Ilanlmry

BIIHIHTII15I1PKBTTI. I.’ll.;lu mound tiL'fip. In
Trul. Ir lmu llltlmlle III for Smith Sorv'l nlkw—
will . w 'Jlbnnd II!-Cr:t.ru.,.'1.!l 335'. .‘Illluml
min p. m.

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. m" p I‘N' -.Ir III rT’llle-l‘nld.

mm | ”1.. pa. ~rr It for l'iltatlehl. nothing
lull 'u- I III I» tur .\III:IIIL ulnl lhr‘ of
lnlml fur lluulevrvill .
mm If {m- lift of linrrlnuli-n.
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Old and Reliable
Daily Direct Freight Line

SIIIITII IBIIWIIII III) IIIIIWllII.

TH E. PKOT’ELLERS

CITY BF IBIIWIIK Illll EIBLE

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Hurst-3‘. Grocery
II II}'II1I:~ P."-

Anytllilu: ill the Hui-m-

Family

.-\ II III II‘SUH Mil

Tl'llt'k Huron-5.
lulllislmivlll lll't‘ wul‘runlwl. .
M. H.’ PARSONS,

Furmvi‘s' llnrsvs. in furl,

PRICES LOW.

Brookslde Stock Farm.

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Lino.

Trotting I‘Inl'svs, Purim: llI‘IrsoR. Finn (‘I'Ilu'h III'Il'H‘c. Elegant
Rnllllhll'l‘fi.

TO HORSE BUYERS

 

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:il luv-- lllwktann strut-t).

I'm: the no. mod 1mm . n. m. loop Itl

ll. mum U IIM- Ion e .‘sIIrunlh M .‘Ip m. and
5- I H. \. mull. on}: i) p m

VV'V’ILIIT taken from and removed for all
plant: on the llunbury and Slurwulk and She-
pun; lialIr-uol-I at great "dill-ml ruler.

I t-IIrI. up :lllthll’l to: t.— flu l' It «If .Vor—
wolk .tvnl Cuzle will he sent for flow Inl lot: «If
fn-II. 'Ilanivtlwro In N-I w \orlt or in vi. lolly.
(Q \Iltrrmn- are forbid II'IIM‘II'IK uny of
[In va plutw of flu bun!» of llliv- linron at.

lull: Iln f flu munch Then-Ill 1.1.!

PeatMoss
STABLE BEDDING.

I‘ItItII. I'IIIunIImiI .tI. Healthful. ul

no lllE can or sum.
H A Z E LTO N

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Cross Creek

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WE l E IIElIIIIIIlIITEBS;'.BII

lll'll H'H'ld LTIN.‘a A It}:

Angel Cale. Charlotte llusse.
lady fingers, French Squares.

Fancy Bakery

Macaroon, Chocolate lclairs,

loaf Sponge. Pound Cake. etc.

lTIIEIITBN ll BB.

Hickory, Cal. Pine and Chestnut
WOOD

Baled Hay and Straw,
Bllllll lllll FEEII.

RaymondBrothers

 

And you will see not only a.
Neat and Perfect Flttln‘g Shoe.

But one in which the

Best Material is Used, Combining Durallilily and Style.

Making it the best 83.00 Seamless Shoo in the null-Rot.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. ‘

Call and examine them befole purchasing any other shoe, at

H“. S. BROWN’S,
South Main Street, 80. Nor-walk.

The BéSt Goods

IT LOWEST PIIIBES.

Boots and Shoes

m—ATH

Glover & Olsen’ 3.

I SPECIALTIES.
Our Sarah Kid Ladies' $2.00 Shoes are the finest ever offered
in South Norwalk.
Ladies’ French Kid. Hand Sewed. Ladies“ French tumed and
\volts at prices that will nslouish you.
A full line of Ladies’. Children's and Men's Shoes that will
pay all to examine.

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”I-‘Glover & Olsen,

lEIIlEIlS III THE BBBT IIIII SHOE TRIBE.

W. B. Hall & 00.,

BRIDGEPORT.

CURTAIN noom.

SIM iul sale of I rI~II Point. Rottinghalu Swiys and Embroidered
Iluslinl urlzlins. The spetial lot wenre selling ureiu new and
t II-gum patio ms zuul

Positively About Half Price.

'I‘III- Irish l’uiul lIulIIIwrs at $1; I. :34 '1‘ $4 .Zli. :35 on 5:: us :39 CO
and MI W .m In.» than 11qu Ill't‘ll The High Grades at $15 and
1' . ’me “Ullll 33?; . :lml $IU. Tululmurwl S“ lss Curtains lmm :35 to
"1'5. lquIIrniIIIIch Illuslln II} the pawl. 2:30 and upwards. Lot
Iigurmllllblius 31 imllvs “ille all .IZI: north fully .Sllc. Nice
Lam, SI rims It at yard.

WINDOW SHADES.

'I'Im yards lung. spilll" lintuns. 33c:
“sir; Ixtru Iplulill opmillo 'lm;

 

’ lords Ionr.

mug rollers,
Ilzlllllsllmv lldtln H at

SIMS $50; new

Stxiyrnu Row M illll up: dugout styles 36le mars: very
handsome ones. :oni'l. s. In )quuel. ““1an and Ilugllestan

Rugs. in all sizes. Chenille t urtuius
iv: W. l‘lnenillv 'I'ablol'ou-rs at $1 m, .u patterns handsome (Ill
luau... [It It putt. rn~ in Linoleum 2m styles handsome Baskets.
I In ulur ruusI to lllt' no“ Hi] ( hull and Linoleum department.

W. B. Hall & CO.

Thaddeus Guyer,
FIRST-CLASS BRBBEIIIE

SBIITII IIIIII STREET, SBIITII IBIII’IllII.

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PLUMBING.

 

:1 am mum down to

IIIINT &,ZEI.IIFPS

“hm-lean nlwn It and the freshen
Vegetables. Algal llalt and knotted fish.

“An-wt...»

oysters. clone, tout-rt.
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Where are You Bung?

Fish and Vegetable Market

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Imported Mutt.

0mi- for wahmnln. 0mm flutter.

HUNT & ZELUFF.

IIIIT IIII lIEITIIIl.
Stoves nnd Ranges.

3010 I tents f or the

U...“ .. «on» ...~................_c..

5| MllTll IIII BTIEET.

Tin and Sheet Imn Work.

laymanlumIttColsSpetialllts.

H.G. F. K GH It 00.

(FOBHII’RLY 01’ 5117“ 1’33”] 13!) 20M £71811“)

"AVE REMOVED TO THEIR MONROE!” FIREPROOF BUILDING (00V.
BIIIXO 2“ ACRES Of "1103 SPACE).

125th ST." WEST,

lflwm max All, UNIS?“ AVINIIM
mumrmmmnfltortmmmmu II I. V.AIOVIIM8T.
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In and Fancy Bonds, llillinary, Cloth, Suits, line Slots.
W 60038, WA. 0106233! All!) GLASS,
Flllll'l’lllti, IIDDIHB, HOUOIKIKPIIO Llltlll,
UFHOLSTERV GOODS. CURTAINS. ETC.

wwuum~nummummuminimum-taut“

F. H. NASH & BRO.

Estimates given on

Plumbing, Cas Filling, Tin and Sheet IronWorl.

We are telling
Victory. llew Stamford and Sllshy's Steam Human.
We have a fine stock of

Decor-nice and Plain China.

 

 

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