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‘ wnow rue VIOLETS cone.
1 know-Noe. modal violets.
Gleaming with dew st morn-
I know the piece you come from
And the way that you are born!
When (led out: holes in Heaven.
The holes the stars look through.
He lets the scraps fall down fourth—-
The little scram are you.
—-Will it. Perkin fuller liomeJour-nal.
THE MAN WHO READ.
‘When the wealthy merchant who was
the father of Abder—Rnhmnn Al-lskon'
dorsal died, the son, feeling great grief at
hislou, retired from the world. He neither
lied anydealings with other merchants nor
held social intercourse with his friends.
He hemmed himself when he arose and
when he went to mt. and found his only
Iolace in study.
After a while he forgot even his great
grief in the accumulation of knowledge.
and finally bemme convinced that he was
more thoroughly rend, wiser, better in-
formcdanll more highly accomplished than
my other man nlivc,and that it was at
least a do of omission to keep all thi-i Wit?
(Tom shut up within his own brain. lino
in]: communed with himself for in space, he
wired to write in series of instructive
norrntives. and read them aloud to persons
whose opportunities had been less than his.
And having carefully prepared at con-
densed history of Arabia. couched in slur
ple language, he called together fill his
three, servants and littendnnts, poor crem-
ures who had never before had any in.
struction whatever, and hnving advised
. them that he was about to improve their
minds, begun to read aloud.
So deeply interested in his own perform
once was he that only the fadingdlght of
-thc lamps, in which the oil had burned
low, aroused him. He looked about him.
The slnves whom he had permitted to sent
themselves were most of them' lying flat,
rusting upon each other} knees, curled up
in corners. Every eye trim tightly shut.
And those who but! the habit were snoring.
His first reading bud but one auditor—
himself.
A! Abd-er-Bahnmu arose in his wrath. n
mndof tumult fell upon his cars. The
slam had left the gate-i uufnstened when
they came to partake of this their first
intellectual feast, which had had all the
odor: of opium upon their senses. Rob
hers had entered and plundered the house.
the police had just discovered the fact. and
according to the low of Cairo, the house-
holder who had placed such a temptation
before the weak and sinful was mm]
and heavily fined.
Abd-cr—Rnhmnn had lost a great deal of
money by this his first venture as no in—
structor of mankind, not! had suffered not
n few pangs of wounded vanity besidea.
However, these were poor, ignorant slaves,
weary with toil. Perhaps he haul been
foolish to choose such an audience. The
mt vending should be it very different one.
In pursuance of this rmolntion he made
preparations forn great entertainment in
themoat fashionable manner, invited his
most elegant and wealthy friends and
wrote what he believed to be it most
charming story, in which he proved, by
meansof the most- tbrilling incidents, the
truth that the most powerful men on earth
must of necessity repose all their trust in
Almighty God; and which he proposed to
read to his guests after they had done y'usw
ties to his feast, at; the speeches and other
intellectual good things come in after a
modern dinner.
Meanwhile four distinguished looking
etrangers—foreigners~hml called upon
him. mutating invitations to his enter-
tainment; not for the sake of its meat and
drink and good company. but because of
their great (lain: to hear that wonderful
luding which wan to follow. The delight»
odAlxl-enRahrnan extended them every
courtesy and introduced them. under the
finenamea Mid titles that they gave. to all
hillfrlcnds. Moreover, he placed them on
hisright hand and directed most. of his
conversation to them.
Finally the feast was over. The manu-
ncript, wrnpped in an embroidered napkin,
was brought to the boat, and be begun to
read what he bod written. To his horror,
not intervals he cast. his eyes over the
company to note what effect he had pm
, be new one after the other pare;
gentlylnto the bond of Nod. They did
not sprawl and snore no the slnvee bud
don but such dignified repose fut the pile-
mot many it church has the opportunity
of obeerving every Sunday fell upon them.
All were liotening intently with folded
Irma and bent bends and cloned lids. nave
thefourrtrnngcrs, who not bolt upright,
.11ch eight eyes fixed upon the coun-
tennnce of he reader. This fact was balm
to the em curd will of Abd-er-llahmun.
And having concluded bk title. and re-
ceived the usual token: of oriental no
plume. he complimented there gentlemen
on the tuperiority of their intellect.
“it was the tin-mini; lame-t of the tale
which held no," aid the eldest. “May we
be permitted to linger in your company for
awhile in order to erdoy your conversa-
floor”
Aha-er-llnhmn exprcml himself on
highly honored, and pram-tied. anointed by
burr-nu. to more NI nieoplng your:
Mdhmlu them; in fuel. hodflllyturned
them onto! his house and returned to noel:
the four who men. Alas! they were mum
inc. and with them had vanished ant-vice
planet with gem, which had ulorned
thoublr, and All the silver nud, me one
III-Alvarado which the robber chief, AI
liar-run. had written thanks for his good
dinneruid the trouble the learned gentle»
man had Men to commit him.
AMI-collateral: had had for Ila guest the
,mbehicfof the orient end threcof hi-
2
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Mnmriilheygo. moopaié‘mbmlqm '
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The portion of the stock must be sold in order to make room for
~ new nouns colon; III.
‘ member this opportunity which is offered at the famous Boot
“ and Shoe store of ‘
c. H. HARVEY, ,1
'i'Il NORTH HAIR STREET, SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
arrived at the conclusion of lilo narrative.
which delivered the wicked ' hero to‘ just
punishment. the enraged youth drew his
sword, rushed upon him and sliced on his
car. But foil prompt interference on the;
part of the sermons And-colic!) man would
have been unmounted; and again applica-
tion to those in authority readied in new
troubles for the story teller, who was rep
rimnnded and lined for towing insulted o
family of high position by dragging it:
okeletonsto the light of day, and the youth
who had Mentored a cup never intended for
him was esteemed a hero.
However. domestic felicity was now his.
Fatima sided with her husband, believed
his talc, sorrowcd for his injurien and
prayed him to reacltohercvory day. Them
fore, during his convalesoeuce. Abder—
linhman prepared the most important of
bin Works. setting forth the whole duty of
a wife to her Armband In the form of what
he believed to be a light rind nmueing nnr~
rntive, with on otxutsionol oasis where the:
laughter nmzssnry to the mud: feminine
mind might come in appropriately.
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flout limit Poultry r Spool-lip
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HIS RULES.
A Few Tone ltmm-udntlon- for the
, Benefit of All.
A local theater manager of o vaudeville
home bathe following unique stipulation:
In hie letter Trude:
As we only take in abouta thounand dol-
lars daily. we can't pay any foncy calories.
Write for what you expect. Twohundnd~
delirium-week artists treated with scorn.
if your billing is not hereten day: before
your opening your job at this factory will
he Crushed.
angnrity in any form is strictly pro-
hibited; remember you have children” of
your own.
We have lately constructed a dynamite
trap for home or incompetent». if you are
such, please disappoint. lie warned in
time. ‘ ,
Ten Ilollnr railroad tickets will he sent to
those who depmit ten dollars in our safe.
Our neck is core from getting it there.
Portico playing from any other "shop"
in town who are booked have, six Weeks
Fatima sat down to listen to this story,
on n cushion at her husband's feet. Be i
tween tbem'wus n chafing dinh full of hot:
coals, for the day was chilly. After having 5
glanced occasionally at l-‘ntimn, to see that I
her gram: black eyes were Wide open, Abd-l
er~ilnhuinn became lost in his reading. 1
before their opening with us, will beside
tracked. Bother your mind with this
item.
f-Zverylrouwrlnluiring here will be re
quiml to all in first ports, go in nftcrpiecea.
etc, without a scrap with the manager.
Any performer annealing a date lifter
Suddenly n smell of smoke and undue; balm: billed. 0r dinnppointing without
warmth about thelowerlimboarousedhiml notice. Iwol not Write Morin inside fifty
to the fact that his Fatima had fallen nslecp years. This seems Stul. but she goal.
and that her wrii had dropped among the, Portico writing for date: will please con-
coals of the eluding dish. l sider silence at negative. ms the manager
While extinguishing the clothing of his may he to a ball gnmt’J‘IWlng Wmd.5¢rulr
limit-,Alxlordeilunau did not oincrvethati him: out or something else, and has no
the chafing dish woe 'overnet. He saved; time to warm: ink.
Fatitnn'» life. but his dwelling and all that ‘, We lum- c-xcellent' lec'ililic» for rooming
it contained were destroyed. However.l antlbmnlintzmlr mvn mph-and hence
Futinm was very cunning. She doclnred {Uffllullifl‘ni’h P‘fll'im: 101’ “8 Will I»: 01'
to her husband that the llilt‘n’ul she felt in petrolt-mlmr\1~thi~iittni. "utensil: dol
thou-ring wife, wbownsthe heroine of the hm; children over seven. lmll prim; hide.
tale. was so exumivc that the bad actually V nothing. Sim- sunny plnygmnnil for chil-
swiioned nwny. Sleep: Not size, while he liven in tho collar.
honored her by :1 private reading. This Wi' lum- :1 baggage wagon connected
delimte flattery touched Alxlerltuhmnn'n ‘ with (in? (butter, and parties will serve time
heart. He vowed she should be his mle MM money bycither bringing their checks
nnd only wife. which in n llllill when: a‘ will? them-rm nivetbcm toupreasmsn
gentleman mnylegully havens rnnnynv he rt‘lln’zwming some; the horse in o Iitllo‘
can nlford was an unusual mtnplinmntp lame. but. will get thereon right. He's a
nod whcnn new home had been prepared Km“ vile: ml m thirty “OWNS. hm?”
he set himself to the completion of n tale .
that should excel any thing ever before '
written.
When it come to the residing, Fatima ex-
pressed delight, but prudently rcqutstcd‘
to be permitted to stand before him while .
be read. This she did, hoping to remain
awake; but, aim! the soporilic influence of '
the new narrative “315 no great that then
pour wife, unable to resist it, went to sleep
standing. fell and broke several of her 5
boner However. her desire to please her?
himband wins intense, nflf] while lying upon 1
her conch awaiting the hauling of her in- .
juries she requested him to write and read
to her something suitable to her condition. [
To this he manned; and having "concocted :
an essay nn the good effect of suffering =
upon w-mlon, and tin- evll {but too lunch
Iiapplm‘sfi was sure to «iccnniou, be pro :
tended to rend it to Fatima, who had suf- :,
feral tin much pain of lzltc to sleep sonnd- ‘
ly, und ullo “'th greatly eximusu-d. The
tale wztv divided into three events, or chap 7
I
ers. .
At. iln- end of the first Fnlium wns
wrapped in .siumbcr. AH she find hidden n
faithful alive to declare her wide nwnke. :
but nmwhlcos with interest. her spouse j
read on until the conclusion, when the no i
ll-ndnut physician nrrived. Alas! be found
Fatima in so deep u sleep that nothing .
could rouse her. And. in; idle slept steadily .
for three days and three nights, the worthy .
doctor felt it d no to himself to accuse Alid- }
er‘lfnbmnn of having lu-witched his wife. I
The penalty was very severe, nnrl the only T
wny in which his wife could free him from i
the false accusation wm to tell the truth. =
the whole truth and nothing but the truth .
about his reading.
Alxlerrknlimnn only towed bin head by .
the sacrifice of oil his pride and vanity. I
lint l‘ntimn mm very acute and very unxl- 1
mm to make her husband happy. Once {
alone with him. she declared that the mat- l
ter of the rule was wildly interesting. but i
that himvoioc. so soft and dulcct and re-
flned, and his mnnner so calm and nm‘lth- '
inn, induct-d ”fo, and slur advised him ‘
to have his admirable narratives rend aloud
by some lmrnh voiced slave In his pun-tenor. :
Airl rr'lfahmnn took hie wife'n advice— I
which slur contrived to twist into n cornpll- ;
ment-und filled bin kiwi: in the garden l
with bulimia. placed an educated slave in ’
their midi-it, reclined upon his cunhlona and
bitlll‘ him pmoeed. 1
The fin: neutering were certainly fine. 3
llccongmtulnted himself on being their:
author. llc placed bin bend in it "turn
cornfortnble with)”, kind in A moment l
more won mum! maleep. When he invoke,
the Hook WlL'I empty of all but himself and
the slave. who. with the lust lines of Tllit
monter'r nnrrntivc rolled norm in: finger.
was alwpiug gracefully. .
Terror. mortillcuuon. rage cud wrruw
now ”item! the unhappy author. And
having beaten the poor lien awake be
rushed Into his» home to find In» guests
dispermi about it. evidently quitent home.
entlllgwimt they chore, drinking what they
filled out! gulernlly laughing at him. “(it
nlly discovering n certnin mnn nctuully giv-
ing an imitation of his mallow. be rushed
upon him. and in his mm! wounded him to
merely that he died. For this he won or
rented. The fact tlult the man had intrud-
ed into his» harem being brought forward
by the wire Fatima, who chimed that she
had called upon her Ian-land todrive him
forth. mud Abder—Rnbnnn'n life. But
“the guest wan it man of lelh 33th:”
romance mm M. t t e ,
ponr follow W war confiscated, and '
he found hflnreli destitute end forlorn,
wandering in the uracil: of Calm. his only
oomponlon his faithful Fatima.
It wuuthlnperlod thalammanof,
the town, inflicted with Insomnia. offml‘.
a lame mud to our. physician who could '
W to him the blaring of number.
Mime. heating of this. sought the grant
man's m end implored him to per‘
mitherhmhond tore-ii mofhin our»
the: to him.
The fern. of there muffle mum
menu but upload throw: Cliro. end To
”ml'l m I'll granted.
Aha-opium» took hit out bald: the
. misfortune weighed upon Mr. Kim”, pro»
[rm-r the once merry (‘nmfilm and no
. found tln-n-nwniting the gentle Hill's ur-
' fully model"
1 muted lmif. DIR unholy remarked:
and oil.
X. ll.-I)om't ride up with your trunks;
fir» home can"! stand it. wagon either.—
rit. Loni» lie public.
A l‘rucllrnl lllnntrntlnn.
Furnwny (high xr:igmlyi-—~I’riilim-. friend
Wulfgur, \vllzlt muyat than call that"
Walker (low comedy} —'I’Iiiii’ Why, this-
i» szlt I call “The Actor's Own Trovelrr."
I'll whow you how it works.
".\u ri-vuir. i'nmwny; there's nothing
like realism.“ «Life.
Encouragement.
About ten duys mm the splendid bikini-sat
blm'k in ermmigmlin owned by Sui Smith
"unwell Wt» completely gutted by fire.
The autumn or insurance. wms no enroll that
the lunar born heavily upon the mnmllno.
who happened lobe playing at that limo
in the New England circuit. In hllnl’l, the
cipitutiniz it kind of nwlnuchuly tbnt TIIIWI
ill. In min Iii» friends would to cheer
him; an impenetrable gloom willed down
human tumor mini-d capable of diminut-
ing: it. _
When, however. the city of Troy was
rvnclml, n Midi of Triton from home were
rivnl. Among them letter! won one from
his little uven—yrnr‘old daughter; It had
been written the duly lifter the flu! and It
read in thin wit»:
Dunn I'M-M I went down form your More
that mot MMM II look! very pwtty all
covered with Ice. lmoull him from
brooms.
- «lingerie Field in Chicano News.
Not no Romantic After All.
“Do you notice how attentively that rm»
tic-innit but been watching me for the lull.
half hour?" until one young ladyto another
at an evening pony.
"no you mean that man by the plum?”
”Tm."
“Well. now that you «peak of it, be do»
term nomwhat immortal in you."
“He certainly «loco. [do disclose." con:
urinal the young lady army, “1 “II"! he
has fallen ln love with me. frn’tlt delight-
A few mlonul later the workman
with her llmttu,when. all no opportunlty
"My dear Mn. it. pray tell me who thin
quiet but very dialogue mung gentle-
man is near the . do not WM
"if“ ”m glad be In! 'im
I not," I r: '
“inquire well known. lien-detective.”
ammo.
A Quote M.
Two you-gluten roe: on I nuclear.
virtuous“! follicular:
gm?!“ 8 ”‘meme ’
ct . It 3. ngtoi .’
"Aim. Roll. out n cold in yum heed:
when did you get Iii"
, “lrltlin'tacoltli. ithnwbmfmu
arbour“. Mn’rrmfovitm
r .’
"Well imr’wmmm
mt of Ali- may: nh gourd at her
frhndwllotrott mm
anti-Item
flammum.
trawl-em
“Sufi”.
. It} , .
"in” ,m vowel.
of illogical-mull it in profitltnt
l on us if youwish to get the
Shipper in.
FEMININE FOLK LORE.
Elln Wheeler Wilcox mm a thumb
ring.
The widow of Henry wimi Beecher iii-
the income of union to live upon.
him. Stanley in adiroct descendant—tho
mouth in line—4mm Oliver Cromwell.
Mrs. Frances C. Bowman is the only
lady musical critic on the New York daily
press.
l‘TIPlH Lillian B. Perry, of Covington,
Tenn, ha.» won (1 prize for the best descrip-
tion of a man to marry.
Mm. William Astor has alwuyn been
very gracious to society reporters. giving
thorn till the information in her power.
Miss Coniwallin-Wut, the daughter of
the fnmous English bmuty, was said to be
the prettiest debutante at the host drawing
room.
Miss Nellie White. who has just won the
honor-ii of the mathematical exhibition at
the University of Melbourne, in only eight-
een ycnm old. .
Alisa Lincoln, daughter of the minister
to England, wore it white in cantome
with silver trimmings to the lust queen’s
drawing room.
Ml.“ Estelle Hummus, daughter of the
formula l‘mfmmr Doremus. it n large and
very graceful blunder, nod [1(le of
runny accomplishments.
Min; Kine Rooney, daughter of the late
Dr. James W. Rooney, is one of the motif
beautiful young ladies in New York. She
is a pronounced brunette.
Mil-r twenty two years of continued
service Mrs. llzirriet A. Tenor-y inns turned
over the key» of the. Michignn Slate library
to her succmmr, Mm Mnrgnrct Custer Cal-
houn.
Mrs. P. I), (lagwul lrls' been [mtm'mtmol
of North I'cnolrsmt, .\ie.. for fWr-my—cigllt
yearnumd though solveniy years old. her
activity is such that she personally nttcmie
qu' muihi rhrwtimmnuhry in nil sorts of
Wcltflli‘l'.
Mrs. Kirtl-f'brmr's second daughter is a
lovely girl of eighteen. with large dark
l‘yvs. brown hair and foreign mnnnem. The
first irtllitlmgc she learned to speak wna
Hermon, and her accent still shows traces
of iu influence.
Miss Hubrielli- firm-ivy. daughter of the
lure llnrm‘v Ilrovlvy, lives. at the old home
stead, I'lll’tppluflllt. lior fnmily ('Illlllfils of
her cotmn, one maid servant and three
dogs. She lives entirely for others. She
ministers to tho stick, the poor nod the
aged.
CROWN AND SCEPTER.
Jami-s i of England my the lint; to
create Intf’ulirt-i (loll).
The l-Iniprinxs Elimln-tll of Austria is
having built on the island of (form .1 pul-
ace that will mnmin l'b‘ moms and will
mst l‘lI‘lll‘l} SLUKIJHI.
Thi- «pm-n of England firmly believes
that lilrjl'f'lr'a mzuic Ivy blind [or-mic brill:
lucknnol «he hurl hurl the cradle for the
your: princess of linttenlx-rg entirely
lllllllt' by blind men and woiurn.
Til" emperor of Japan is n urn-at lover of
mi, and In» jun! rafnbllslml .‘t moiety for
in pmmutmn, The members include the
mom eminent sculpture. [minterx lacquers
:tml mam-rs of Japan. :ill of whom receive
u n'rminerntiou from thc‘cmpemr.
The lining-r3; six little sons on: subjected
in u «were regimen by their (other. They
blf‘f‘II in it plain bare room. upon imn cuts.
with hard imitnmsnnd scout vaiclnthm
\t 7 every morning they take a cold bath.
and or» tin-n put through vim-mine gym
nnnuc Mervin-n,
The cairn! lilo-oil; has “H member.» of bit
court it officials. of the first grade and ill)
of tin- second grade, is master» of Cl'fl‘lflir
nice, 9 "rioting" masters. in chnmberlnim
null 35» pug-m in waiting. There. an.- '.’.'.
phyflirinrni, 3i txrrlwimtim, 5 domes of
new», I m'utms of the warts: maid» of the
chambers and no monk of honor.
The 1 mi of Itiiiimnnin, during her .our
journ n England, visited a needle factory.
One nf flu: men naked her for n hnir from
her bend. Tilt-queen “mlllt‘d his mutant.
The twin plum-d the hair in in machine,
lmml n hole in it, drew it fine idlk thrervl
thnlilgh the hole and pmenlni It to flu-
fL-lffllll‘lllml «pm-rt.
IIX-Iimpm Frederick in short. plain
and wort. Therein much In her «mutt»
nature to remind one of Queen Victoria.
The phyulognomy giro. tlu- lrnpmion of
atlmly strength of mind and high thought.
Nev:-rthelm.obe ban in reuniting l'lllft and
poorly forum! mouth. The now in com
ntouplm'o: and turned up. When- the
altrvngthlim In in the comma, well ile-
velnpei'l forehead and brow.
SCIENTIFIC WAIF‘E.
An Italian phyniologiot of repute n- all;
MAM) hm dcmonntrutml by l-xpcdr. T"
that thinking calm u runh of blood tothe
limiii. which mm with the nature or the
thought.
The L'nlledtluitm hon now become the
greatest iron portioning notion in the
world, hnvlng produmd 9.2mm grim
too» In lint-salon Maul!) malarial in
Great ilntolu.
The Eiffel tower in to be utlllntl In oh
talnlng a very high procure by means of a
tube running from topic bottom and filled
with mercury. it will [iv- o pm" lit
the tuition: of m an Mirna.
It lspropooed doing my with the old
cynical of lightning rod protection and re-
placing the mix with narrow ribbon!
copper, which will one up the energy of
the lightning and save the lull-tin; from
tie-met
”iv-1%
b
(lumen engineer!» maid tuba adopting
new lWh-nflmmmm“m
mt. ' n'
with on motion of minaret oil
and our the W, brooms hump
unintuiti- theollondwlll Ian forum
rider-allied".
The elf-em recently exhibited to
the W of Brim in M in A little
Marlo-cutie of
alrwhieh ill-Wily olfactory
mutant-on.
AWE MWMB.
mullillmthorhirhoallr
hhmoMth-onm
’08meth
wummmm
I
malaria
“may
Large Variety.
H. KRIEGE w ,
rnnln.
Dnr’Styles and Prices are Ahead
of all others this seasorl as in the”
Charles Smith on! y ,
LATEST 'AllTIDLESTFIIll SPRING WEAR.
Wu— .
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in new in lbl~ 1mm.
Call and See Them.
DABDLINE I5 GENTS A GALLON.
W.H.Meeker&80..
)IT'HII' mu. 1:13! Hi. U
SPRING AND SUMMER
M I LLI N E RY.
past. Do not be misledhut
, WW“. etc.
Prices to Suit All.
Hemline,»
8. DeKLTN It SDN,
Sum-or- to (l. B. Baffin.
5| Wuhlll‘lllll 8.,”80. Iomdli.
. 27 Alain Direct. Humour. '
Bakers, sinuous,
ICE CREAM.
Orders Prompily Filled.
e "I.
a'.ll)i':lgeyltflyn. I ,
.I'rm'rlgrs' giddy.
II. I. Ilew‘fiaven & Hartford, ll. ll.
chiller 1‘2, 1890-
'I'HAINS LEAVE NWT" Nllll\\’.-\I.K AR
Fl ILLU‘Wn'; '
Four New Yonx. A. Md. lo “‘11pr Monday»
ex. 5 All. awn lurid 0-1.. ll T5 or. 7 :1! or. 7 lift ex. 3* ill
m, fiflllm’ulu iron-Juli I'X. 9:501 or. lull or.
II“? Infill er. I‘. )I. likt'wx. I'll no. Z'Jl ex.
:blm'. In Stamford. rxpnm from Stamford,
;l A 2” mt. Inf. ms. in Hannifnnl. 4': Lilli-x. :- fin-w.
vigil-rm;tho».'.'.':lrx.~llnr-..lu"h 4.,lti'- l
“mhingbm ruin-m. Sunday.
or." lsllf‘. l’. .\I. » '5 ll run. 72
- l'nn NEW llivm. A. M.» l 12’. I
. Tr" ma. it ill mu, 9 II’. \“.. III Ilium
ex" "71
run. T 1'-
Mt nml . i ll. m.. ex.
9 Igor-"1 .. ll‘ no. I». m.
initrilinrr'unn. A. \f. Ii in ma. 1‘ ill 0‘1.
mums. If. )1, mom III? to. it! run, I I7)
""1“ ll nix, ll "2 n-x.. ltzt'i n. In. ex.
inn Smumavrvw. .\. .‘l. 61mm. elm-1.,
in may: I'. .‘l. mm «1., l Icon. 7 if: r:.. 5 ll
lift, llfl win-Ill .‘lnlulny tnnl'llili)! brtvu't‘n
Mow. ilnn-u um Springfielvll ox.
_ l'vtt liner-is. 'l. .\ . Il'.’ uln. Show Lined.
l'. .‘l. lzrnv l‘! tin 5;.rlligfirlill. In? rx. Milt
Hartford). '
: I? III run.
1’. 31.7 um
.,_I £3 sun. '.‘ If. rt" lzl'inn. 515nm, r32.)
"in: .. 3‘ fl and!“ mu. ll 1!: .‘Ilfllll‘l
Sandi/lye Tim mu.
LEAVE NEW YIIRK
lulnfinr'm Nunwux. .t. 5!.» Tim ex” mil
mm. I UT (on, "elven. Wit an. ll “hm, ll IL'mn.
l‘lm noon wt. ’. .‘il. lL'IL'it-z, I ll! PK” 23m?»
{HR nx..3illwv.. M:rx..l“lt'.\.. Suzi-x alum,
J'llt-3..MII mu. hithtiinrm v-v. and mu, l'.’ll|
mldmulxl’ rt Sllrulny- dillaufiilluufnflzuz.
. lr: III midnight.
‘Housatonic Railroad
Danbury & Norwalk Division.
I'Ulilil'll "TH“ Til VICKI. I”. H'l.
Tritili- lrlive- ~u'lll’i Nurwulk
Ii T3, '
51}
_ ful' lbmburl’
.. ll. ll. 7.’ l“. .‘l burr; and Ill!» pin.
fl Silo. H II or p. m.
. min- Thin ry for South xnl’lVlklk‘
”lintnvl ll lid. in... iill‘. 3w nil 6W
mi.” - Mi'. ll. m and 3|an
« snuff: Nurttnfk fur l..l
' ll. 2 I”. '
Mrs. W. Fawcell,;
No. 3 Water Street Nurwalll,
l'Ileiih all (llv- infant if} Iv ~ in
Pallem Hats, Bonnets and all
Millinery Novelties.
Lodz»- mll plum mug-.1 :1.»
“'iv dull ”pull r r.
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III .625: L 'I"
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512.: .1 m
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‘2 Jun
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ICE
CREAM
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Families and Parties
Supplied.
man too.
Where are You lining?
fem calm: down to
HUNT it ZELDFF’S
Fish and Vegetable Market
Will-"I I And in- r on
no “will: Killian and ME... in?“
-WM. n...
Hymn. clam. lotion,
Pm Tomato 6m,
importer Minn.
A In for Wuhan-n3 firemen, helm.
owl? delivered molly.
EDNT 8t ZELUFF.
Lila»! Imam
, “I «v
‘
I
Old and Reliable
Daily Direct Freight Line
, m in.“
.\r‘.\ Turk“; J
; .\ t' rurbM 1mm
‘3. Anni, in huh «I rim .
mm of lenMiwix Iln'l’l'nf.
Peat Moss;
STABLE BEDDING.
l'i-nm. II. .im-um .iI. ”t'itlllsllll. at
am THE casr or 3mm.
H A 2 E LTO N
,\Il~I
Cross Creek
COAL.
Hickory, Dal, Pine and (ileum
wwoon.
Baled Hay and Straw,
GRAIN AND FEED.
Raymondllmlhers
Dorlon Point,
.1- ill
South Norwalk. 0t.
.1. E. Fowl-m,
PM Will 1'le IR.
nu
‘ T M In
to .0 ”Um
I!“ I- fills
More, on Alain street,
“room. can.
in South Xorwtilk.
W. B. Hall &CO.
I'lt'gilllf puttvrm :1an
Law Sr-rims fr :1 yard.
scum ADAWllK in mm. W...
Sillyi‘llél limp. .M' :uu
handsome illlt'S. lilixi'L
:4»: lb!
I'lnlll .
(BITEIIDIII’B PIIIIIT.) -
o: us; 3.»:
J And’you willsecnot onlya .
Neat and Perfect Fittingnhoc.
But one in which the .
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Best Material is used. Combining Durability aim Slyle.
Making it the best $3.1» Seamless Shoo in the market.
EVERY'PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at
H. S. BROWN’
South Mainsrreet. So. Norwalk". "
The Best 6060!
AT LOWEST PRICES.
BootgéfflShoes
Glover & Olsen’s.”
SPEC] A LT 1 ES.
(lur Sllrall Kid Ladies‘ 32.”) Show are the
.3
finest ever offered
Ladivs' From-Ii K id. Hand vaml. Lndivs’ French turned and
shells at prices that will astonish you.
A full line of Ludies'. Children's and Men's Shoes that will
pay all’tn vxmninc.
Glover ,& Olsen
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LEADERS III THE DDDT AND SHDE TRADE.
BRIDGEPORT. ’
CU erfioom.
Special nzllc‘nl’ Irish Point. Nntiillgllmn. Swiss
. . . . . and Embroidered
\Illslmi urtzims. ’llw spin-ml lot We
are svllingnrviu new and
Positively About Half Price.
The ll‘ix‘b l’uinf numbers ill *3 :. Si 3‘. $l 1'3. $3 W.
Hill ~$‘ll w :m- Ims than Ilsili‘ prism.
3:. as. $9 00
'l'ho- High Hunk-s alt $13 and
S4" :n'qwui-zl} $113 and SH, 'l‘.-imbnuml Swiss (‘urtains from 85 to
sub. Tullllll‘ullli'l'l'll lilnlin by llll‘ _v:ml.'1.’u- and u» 'ards. Lot
ilgln‘l-d Muslms. .7} lili'lll‘h’ wide. at Sl‘lt‘: \Vuf’lll {[1le Emu Nice
WINDOW SHADES.
Twn yank. long. spring fixtures. ~:.'..-;
l
2’ yards long. s )f'lllg rollers,
mi. film-2 Inznnlwmw Ilzllln SIlillTvS. filfic: new
up: Mogullt Styli-s. :lnxm. at $2 45:
$3.3”. Moqul'l.
(’bruillv ('urtuins.
.. very
\\ limp and Dugliestan
7M stylus all «‘34 47. 84 :47. and
l'll"‘lllII¢‘ 'l'ublv ( ‘mwrs at S! W, 3-» path-low handsome ()il
:ww pntxvrm in Lillnlvlllll. '3’”? «film Iimnlsouw Baskets.
Hm ulul- mm in the lll‘\‘v' Uil Hull: and Linoleum department.
Rugs. in :lll fliers.
W. B. Hall & CO.
fl Thaddeus Guyer,
TINST‘HLASS 'HHDHEHIES I
SDIITN MAIN STREET. SDIITH NDHIIALII.
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I'II.
y
H. c. Moon 3. co.
(PIARXHBLI’ or “If" AVENUE All) In”. one")
"AVE REMUTED 1’0 mum annotations? rmcpooor BUILDING mov-
nmxu 234 Am or noon splice»,
125th sun, was-r,
mm max Al"! rim-m AVE!!!“
m ”will" AID I“! “If!!! ”m I!!! ”III“!!! II 3. V. m I“ n. .
my and rainy nus, mildly“: more. Suits, fine so».
WA 00038, m W? on Gm
FURNITURE. BIDDING. HGUIIIIIPIIO LIIIII,
UPHOLB‘I’IRV GOODS. CURTAINS. Etc.
Mum-datum.mmmummi TWIIM¢f~IuL
F. H. NASH & BRO.
Entimulen give-n on
Plumbing. Gas Filling, Tin and Sheet lronWorl.
We are Milling
Victory. New Stamford and Silsby’s Steam Healers.
We have a fine stock of
Decorated and Plain China.
~ mnncm‘mummcwou, mauwdi’m
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