Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 5, 1891 · page 3

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Thoughanmsnyyearshsdlowa
other'shsndswotocl.

flowwesearcelydaredtohope

loanyheavemsotairaouearl
Ahl'lfweeonldonlyknow.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

METHING OF A NIGHT.

Mitshmt, hunting in a savage country
no aim mutt: but when a human
. isaonlrhturne‘s ncrveearenot like
‘ ,‘bhowmuchnpmondmosteepecial‘
bthbtrnewhen thoobjeet of theehase
' Woo many of the huntet’sdear
bthatrenaance seems the sole thing
wortblivingfor
Mono July afternoon, fifteen yeora
mwasthe condition of aflalmlbad to

w- in Eastern Turkeotan, riding
Wtheweatlikemod. Utchwasthir-
Illusheadofme. ByIny sideran the
itochillwaterarushing swiftly on
Wits continence with the Kuhgar,
mmee.
Ihadrlddeu my home since daybreak,
W to overtake the man I was
hoatiaadownbeforesnothernightfsll.
Ibrthreeyearslhadhcenpnrsuinghim,
mahletofltwithin etrikingdistauoe.
. how-le-thau four houraahesdof

couldneitherpreventrny
l-norpuuishme for isthoughl
wwwtherdtheoeccmiderau

j, making for Uteh. where heir»
pa-inxthonight ltwaernypnr-
, - . hirnalittlebeyond'l‘hokaa,
tho'rarim ran through suehdreary,
w-t-thathnmanaoundsaeldora
withitinthebueineoo of awak—

theeehom.

Ola-doulspod,urgingmyjadedhorae

Winntmootpoweroofendurance
*vmmhkeall other purely hn—
”makeomheedof whntitohall
“innovating.
" latmy hot W thwarted half, and
whn'l'hokan was Ices thanamile sway
thapoorheastfellundermeandexpircd.
; vaulturelikebyreaaonof my aw
“Mmthatlwaeeheatedof my

enhance of inarticulate sounds;
”thanked theriver preventedevcry

.l . ofitfromodendinn eventhedead
“sawhorse

flan-only a hailed man can feel,l
laallyahoulderedmysaddlcbomcontinu
wmytol‘hokanonfoot
“.8!wa stun—4:.
thaasdc-umcanshantias—fsiledtofnr-
“monotherhoraeotauypriee. Worse

dill III! than twentyvfive miles away.

he otherwise daaaling whitencasof their

saowdoniessllohoeured bythctwi-

 

 
 
 
 
 

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mamtnlmoandthsendof theafler-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

wellheetockmuet beholdinordertomokeroomlor

thisopportunitywllicbitolforédntthefammalloot ”WWI-M
and Shoe store of , v
_ . Fleh. Oysters.
c. H. . HARV EV. remem-
ro mourn new crew, Boom nonweur, court. 2‘: WHOM“ ERMAIL‘

 

undwowuoinalond where wasta- it.
”we:

,l‘rltkodoutraywildrameina “to,

“Ifondmyaeueompeliodtospendthe
w u it waanow neariyeunnt,
the next town before mew.

”diathema black and jagged

Webmwmsublimehere. Such

. - humancreetnressslfoundat
: wmtoostolidsndinsensateto
albtaeicariealtyat the Inventors
‘ ,. rarerlreumotancein'l’urk’

' littledouhtinmymindastowhatmyfoto nrsn'

window,stralght I»
ontst thoskyahovo

wort-rum
“WMIMIHMuM

Charles Smith
St Ilium mm.

item ”atrium '

BENNETT ll HHSTED,

 
 

 

CDHIHH Ill.

 
 

Would Babel-st ”Whitm-
Was-m
Owinrtoscunfusion of aortic of new
timelgotoilstthowrougonciu’l'snam-
aec,nndcsthero was no public house in
thehimlet thestationaaeut sold 'icould
nhomewlthhimo lllshomswasahum—
W: from my hence ctr-lain out bleoneesminthsdsrkme-dnws
throughthewindow. reachedthsgatehehaltedsndsatd:
flydaperatiou hadtsrrlded my'l'hrtar ”Stranger. perhaps I ought to tell
friendlntothehellcfthathchadattempted you”——-
thelifeoflomeduuon. . ”Whatr"laakod.asheheaitatsd.
lhadhdledthefiutsightofthe "Welimevermind. Corneolongiu."
withoaortof iierccioy; itwraa Hemkmolnto the front room,whieh
arenneofeoeapefromthemlserlcoof unre- didBMWWNIflWhMMMMl'
Iy As weentered thaecame n londyell
from an adioiningmmandheeaplained:
“It’s only my wifehoaingthc oldenpl's
arouesdmy mirth. ears for passing her. let me take your
Torsion: timellay there.fairlyahakv hat."
lngwithgrimlaughter llebadeeareelytokeuitwhenaboywas
Whenthis moodchannedlsonk into a hadwboopingandheexplsined:
troubled shep ”lt'sonly my wife pulling young ’flm‘o
itwss fullof dreamedplanood retrihu hairlornotbringinginthc night wood."
“on on many persons for mnltitndinous Thewiwopwa‘ followedbyayelpanda
offenses, but theyalleuded like my recent
reolity-inthedesthofau horoo
atthesuprememomeut.
At lenghlwas awakened by second
withinmyroom. The moon was nowso
far to the westward that Ito hcauu fell
acre-theopeutrap above the ladder by
whiehlhadelimedtornyloft. Andean»
haunandhall waythroush the door. I
sawthehcdyufanothcrncctunalvfltor.
His face was in the shadow, but his
bulky figure satisfied methsoitw-Iny
hoot.

In another minute he had completed the
accent and was in my room, crouching on
thcfloor,htsfaceinmydireetion.

Without arising, hennallyatartedtoward
me, creeping on oil fours.

Anheedvanecdlsaw danglingfrom his
loo-e robes a small, short handled u—dcar
tined no doubt to make an. immediate
plunge into my skull.

This thought sent another fierce tide of
desperation surging through me. The
sting and chagrin of a thwarted life purl-
poae was likely to end that night after all
One resolution i made swiftly. This man
should not beinterrnpted by word of'
mine. The silence nhould not be broken ?
by rue—my experience with the other ;
would’he nanasain having at least taught ‘

. .. _ .0“... . -
hallhestklllmohebromhllumam
over the cause ofhb M ttw-
Mound-rolls»
t‘lmflyltoiaopmtho‘armmtovarmy
heartandesid
“Whydoa’t youflflmaifyouwiehto,
andhavedonewithiti”

Witha halfsuppruod yell ofamaosv
hiskaifo sad

 

 

 

perform‘anm which

bowl, and my boat calmly explained:
"Coed tbedoplynt In theway, you see,
and she lifted him." . .-
l waotryinxtomakehitpositiona little
in embarrnaeing. when there were two
yells in quick sunceasion, followed by a
scramble,andhe crocsed his loan nndro
marked:
”The twins wu probably hooking rittl-
oflthetahleandgotcauzhtatit."
Half a minute iater,just as lhad‘pot
resdytoaakabontthemps iuthat local-
ity.thedoorwns hangadopenand awom-
an,whohad aforkinoushand andahaby
on hershoulder bounced in and shouted
out:
“You onery, lazy Jim lurdoek, ilyou
don't help take keerof thmobralal'll—-l”
She saw meaud stopped and retreated,
and when she had gone the husband ex-
plainrd:
'“l‘hat's what 1 was going to tell ye at
the gate-«that ye'd have totake chances on
her being in a tantrum She'ogotone, and
if you don't mind being called squint eyed,
bald headed, gander shanked and hump
hacked and if you can kick the dose on
when the note 'ern.0n, and put up with the
children climbing over you, I'll try and
make it plenum. otherwise."~‘.\'ew York
Sun.

 

 

“hm“, 3” "’3' "'9‘“ n 3..., you... one whose system needs toning
1-th startledme. A drayman had backed up to aware lip.~ R. H. HARRISON.
Would] ”mp". m“ main, house on Beekmau street to deliver a Y . ‘

could my will have prevailed? hmr hon-ad the meal- 0! “lo-dine ho. M (.ary street. ”range

halal eight or ten pedestrians. Pretty
. soon along came a rustyoldmanwitha
very large cane and a very atormheateu
plug hut.

”What! What! A haiky horse. eh!" he
ehatleresitohimselfsahelook in the sit.

Most amuredly, now lcsme tothink of

True, the rnaul had so long hunted, de- 9
terminal to slay him, had imbued his
Mwith thehloodofmydear onee,and
hadevendonethomwor-c harm; but who

REMEDIES!

asthma for four or live years.
For thepnst two yours 1 have
been very bad. and have been
unable to obtain a good night’s
rest in that time.
everything without obtaining
much relief. Recently] obtain-
ed come of “Van’s” Cough Cure.
It gave me relief from the first
dose, and Since using it I have
not lost a night's sleep. and now
feel better than for years. I
would willingly pay a dollar a
bottle for it than to be without it.

Rllcumatil
medicine.

tonic, creating it mid appetite,
aiding digestion and strengthen-
ing the system generally.
think it a good mmlicinc for any

Valley, N. J.

 

Shapes in Large Variety.

H. KRIEGE
SWAN ll BUSHNELL, ,,

“VAN’S”

l have been troubled with

l have tried

CHARLES ll- BEACH.
South Orange. N. J.
April "the "if”.

I have been lusting ”inns"
Cure as a spring
.1 find it an excellent

1

April 22. lrifll.

 

 

olallolhertthiueceonasinthepost. Donotbemisled,but.
callouueifyouwithlomtllw

lITEST IlTIclES Fill STAINS WEIR.
menu HITS a Spousal Team This Season.

 
 
 

South Nor-Walk
. Conn.

 

Heanrilly.
SJISIIIIISSSN

Wat-0.3%

Sl rm t.. to. mm,
21 Ida rune. m
Duels, commoners.

ICE CREAM. ~
fik'dhmi ””95”“

Best lunial loosed. DomhillinallulabllllyandSlng,

' Cell and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at

 

Andyouwillsoeuotonlyo

Heat and Perfect Flttlnn Shae.
' But one in which the

miommuooeomlmsnooinnomm
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.

H. s. BROWN’S

South: Main Street. 80. Norwalk.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

mammal,

YW‘I’WIEAXK. W. W

 

Zinc and ('aleatta mot],

PI!- “Wow him: more LIA“ mWENOKWAlK AS

Foaxewlfosa Law-Suwanee»
mm": "Ewing" m Mum um . a
“d ”ME-m alfllocales :waiflww‘fi'm
terafhlorall wheeler. .3! ~flllieu. "leezflea.
“or.” lltamford, expreas from Stamford,
may: “Wax“ “WWW um animate-mmmrmmmentm»
I I I l "b GliquMstSIeaJllse ”Baealilam.
aadv lazufracraat. ”Wewill “radii WM” e” "I d. 6' “" ‘“

many!” raasbymall for “fits“. P, .4llae. 7 ”Wuhan.
on. twllaru. A. Shines; no or
Telephone. Italort Meat 53'??? 3" ;";,:.~ “3‘;- mice:

'1 e w ,, use ”to “a
ml» to on .,m ,Ilma‘uu
In" "Me newsrlzflififmm-x: lluudayorw‘ia an.

’ “ ‘ "Hofh'i’e'rli‘rhfou' "it—em on
H ALE’S we... Imam; m...“f&....?

.l:".:.;““...“~”2ut:ls ..

son . .
”flats. 3.42m en, ”2am, Teller!“ iii
a l llurulay‘l n; ween
"""" Kwfln'fi so...
»- i

It— IZIDex. {flown}, llh'ea. (via

Wm...
WILD DHEIIY,
HDIEIIIIIIID,

TAI IIII Will

'20 Cents.

H. R. HALE,

Null WALK. Cl )5 N.

 

Huh-‘08, Grocery

y
All Horses titllll by this vs.

 

notion No one answered him, and he

hsdappcintcd the administrator of venue
mm fivingmepowcroverlifeauddeath, ”MM‘W ,
and the right to answer crime with crimef 31):;23heexpcdienu been raoorted ”r

With this first true confronted of my .
real position came an entire revulsion of
feeling.

I was glad, now—honestly, heartily glad
—that my long cherished violent purpose
hadended fruitlesely. The marrow—if the
marrow erer came—should witne- for me
a return to worthier thiuge than man hunt”!
lug, And with this feeling came another .
which I had not or before in
montho~an intenae desire for life.

This brought meta a recollection of my
immediate surroundings, and I cast an- -
otherglencein thedlreetlonof myaecond

“looks like an ohuliuute brute, but I
have u remedy. Always works when other
hmfifl'fi have been tried in vain. I suppose
there will he no objection to my trying it!"

"Durlno."

“Well, 1'“ take it upon myself to start
this beast. You see how easily it is done."

Ile clapped to the hom'a head, pulled
his left car down and blew in It with a
great' whewmh!" The amazed borne
gave his head aswing, and the crowd new
the rusty old man go head over heels Into
the gutter, while his hat dew one way and
his cane the other.

“What in blazer; are you up to, any
way!" shouted the drsyman, at he let go
nl'lheboxsodran to the horse to quiet
him.

'.‘Icver hilt—never knew it to full in my
lilo,’ replied the old man, a» he scrambled

 

lie was otill cautioa approaching me. 1
When directly be my bed, he our- .
priced me by seemingly passing under It, p
lnsteadofarieingtollniehmewith Irina»:
as I had expected. .
A minute pained, and another. Still
there was no further sign nor souudof "PM“W'W ““3“
him Ererybody beget laughing and as he
Whatdiditmeanl w“ he ”a.“ to‘ renewal hiscanafromthewheelsofapnea—
enjoy . m to my tunic gm, rue flan} ingenr the man with a remedy turned and
l awokef Or was he. TartarIIko, bent on ‘ "Illalm'l’
gettingdonhlo pleasure out ofhiafoulpur [ "It" I" 3‘ ‘58 0” “VII! PI" ll"
pone-ant by anticipation thouby realityr E left ear ulownandgo 'wmhl’ and you' re
The suspense was maddening. got him. Morning, left
m I m” [up it go My ml. WMW."~N¢W York 30'.
Pulling myself together for mighty ("ti
. fort, lapraug from my bed to window, ; A" ”I. 5-m-
and plunged through it to theground be ; "I have called In reply to your ad. of
' man wanted todigaeellar by the day," he
Aden-o thicket was close at hand. nod ,' explained as hewalkcd intoscornmi-iou
into thin l instantly hetook myeelf. ; house on Woodie-ids: street the other day.
Scaroelywasloutofoightwheuthefeea.

"lint that won't my od..' 'replied the

of my hootsppearedatthewindowwheuce
I had scoped. l
The evil working of his dark features, ’
which the moonlight plainly revealed, left

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

l
l

“l advertised for an energetic, goahead
man to take a partnerahip In the busiv

”Oh, that's it. Well, sir, it's all tho-me
to me, his; I’m here, and I'll sit down
while you make out the paper-W—Datroit
l'ne l’rmo.

wouldhore beenhadltarriedinthat
clingy loftmuehlourr

FortunatelyJ had dungmyself upon my
hedwith myelothcoon,and so,with the:
ueeptionof myhstand my asddlehap,
lwasaonethopoorertormysuddon light.
Whether my disappointed heat attempted
tofoltowme There never learned.
way, hefailadtoovertokeme.andloashe—
foronoonlwateofe atUteh—glodnather
thacothsrwiaemtthetrylnaelreaatstaaets
whiehhad taken murderoutof my heart.
~law Vanderpoolelanadalolrpram.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A Suggestion.
"What did you saythisw-f" heaakad
as he dailied with his desecrt.
“It loaned cake, dear, " replied his wile;
”but he afraid It is just a trifle heavy. "
”ltoceurrsd tomcwhile I mention
it," he “that it not have
heengrestlyoutof thoway toeall it ‘lslleo
mael' cake. "~Washingtonl’oat
not Ills unit.
Fuller—4am», witde you eat oil the
essdylnnehox lam: your I said that
you could only hmthrse pineal.
szWelhl kaow, father; but I
coahln't help It. Pro hoes making believe
there was another little boy spa-din the
day with me m k Iirsy's Ioathly.
(lasso for Thanked!”
'l'rareml’hsw! l've jolt had the meat
, fearful low with my tailor.

 

Manon-adornmen-

Wohsreheardltomortodthataqnaml
nowand theninafamilyisootahad
thine-4h» it purines the domestic m
phenom-adoring Maud-sinuous
formula-atoms: Ia shutthstitis
tothehoneeholdslrwhstathualweuatle
tothepnsraleismsnt.

Wheaoreasomthusisssiropistoo. 'lyo-

”thawhoff are halo; projected.
soreathsyaaehng'muhthe thencolioctlon,
andtonauethnder leech-ates
themearoryforraanyatoacday slur
egregious-Hake

storm. lthan ehterlulahontlt.

Traversal do. You seal atillowehitn tho

 

lo lad natal.
linear-Did you ever tryyoor hand at
okati Ir. Blinker»
Bil ~Ym—-well-or—that Is. at!
“W moralother pure-40w York

 

An lift lo'oatod Inst.
"Thb h Thalia Mullah-t, h't it!"
“Yacht? Ifthlb M W“!

Tampoin‘downto

lull ll. ZELIIFF’S

and \ Pitt'fllblt‘fi Aim Mt and Smoked Fish.

Dystert, Slams, lobsters.
Pure Tomato Dateup,
Imported Sardines.

liver—ll Drug _ pm.

Where are m long?

Fish and Vegetable Market

“lo-re lrnn alwaye find the thm Vial:

Azr‘nln for “akman'o (rearnery Butter.

Hour" at ZELU FF.

llihlishmem arc warranted.

M. H. PARSONS,

v Truck Home. Famil

-

Horses. Fannors‘ Horses. in fact. Anything: in the Horse

Brookslde Stock Farm.

Horses. Pacing Horses, Fine Coach Horses. Elegant
PHIDES tow.

Linc.

Roadsters, H olw

TO HORSE BUYERS

Trotting

Dough Balsam :-

we raid: """"
I.I..lllllllnelltllullulllll

WIS. I...

Hartford).

Lu?! W Ymtll
I"Writes-0131!! Knows“. A. M. ~50! ea.. WI
Allan. Miles. Ital-cw Jim”- “Mam.
men. 1'. .~ insulate». zilae
Omnwsmml'cexwtfluqt
mm. m or DMAdanlo ex. and ae.. “foil

nil-lint”. Budaye—Gfllae..71lac.,h¢ae..
”(limit lniaht.

Housatonle Hellman
Denim I Darnell Division.

l ”ORKKCI’KDTO 713— I”. W

Trains leave South ,‘mrwalk for Danllurr—
‘tb’lonm..l2ll. 2WJ: lodflandlflfipm.
Iiuuloye» Ilium. and any.

Train: leave Danhury for“ ninth \‘orwa ik-
lfillflfi andllfimm" are fill) and S!)
p. In finndaye effimmandi

Traina lum- ilonth .‘nrwalk 5for fildpfleldm
ohfiandiilfimln” l2" zit) Armand diam.

T'Illio leave ftidelrlloid for South Sorwalk

2&1"; . {gamma lll'x'oaJn..- ’11, 33A, “band

I.” .

MATS lleZ lili’lill)\'.
Tmim leave Bridgeport no follows:
"1.3.. In" mentor for Pittde
Hinton rn. tiger for Htuzld. making
mountitm» or A ihany and the“

IT Ina. ru.. mixed for How ville")!

i2 409 In ruined for (treat newts
Slop. m ‘I-luooolrlml Albert passenger.
Hop. on. \‘ww Milford our:

93w m mitt-d forhrear Harrington

”-15. ronndaya- passenger for l'itmfleid and

“If
W n l. ml ll. Mercator. Vice Prreideul and
"mane! Slower
A. it. l'rultu General H’K‘WGDK" Agent.

Old and Reliable
Daily Direct Freighl Line

SHHTH IDHIAIHF— AID IDHHAIK.

'l’ll l5 Pllfll'lZLLZRS

Dill IlF IDIWILK All) EAGLE

 

 

 

it ill leave her at. l! IL. Illeekmn atru ll
Sew look. Min. 3).. Sagurdayeat: n “no.
Freight received from' I a. In to' D
"Marylin: burst» leave Not-walk at!- p n: and
mum Bourwalk at MI! 9 m
freight taken from and mired for roll
[prints on the imahury and .‘m’walk and She:-
pong Railrrwte at greatly mlm ed rain.
l'gon or ”anemia meets the ('in of him-
wnl I. will he sent for spa: Sal lots of
trawl” unyw in New York or its vicinity.
lpurmruo are forbid truetl any of
cent the limit of thte lneonae-
ow nor» thereof alf-

lb!" ornp
lovunt of I

my firm no

choice Silk and

 

 

Misses St. Inhn.

Easter

DISPLAY.

We make our regular Barter display of

MlLLlNERYm

Tunnel Semis, Rom Hats

Analyzed and limrilml.

that It in a

second
on». Others have laid That he

that It in something within the body which i

Lightning“ with the

 

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Wehavethoveryhaet-aho

II All. SIZES.

 

lamaowproesrsdtoemtlyatttadto

 

m Tum

 

 

Gasoline Stoves

MltDllllntlhIEl It
tiataoaer m. fll‘m

THE MANHATTAN

WIo.Ilhnk mlsaddoallthowmkofia

Dashaway—iloo—toato ”I look very 'umowithhau thetrnnhiaaadeapenee. fifty

Call” and See Them.
Will! It DENT! A WDAIIII.

H. II Neeknrlolo.

III line of Carpet Willi"
“A III

and Tapes. y'w" M ,
Alumna“ Eta-1n. y .
in: their" and In! t In! Iv
Ieetlon ever Imehl‘m by uflhficflc :3r- Drive it from theiiyotern!
“N" mm" “m“ Do not nice with it '
IIISSES ST. IDIIII ..,.............,.
mm... «mo eel-reexamine mm 9.1::
Mm lint it elululrl be my
awfully In Iliad“ that here ‘I'oaie only wit
canom om on he ndIl slenlrl aieoham
hem! that Hark. el‘olim I» lumkaotho

heel Tonic known tether-ell would.

Hum» themaaflmntmlml
throat “Wont humorist

mwmhmhhsemhmm

are wrong. I
of u,

I» as and. but t

"KIWI; do; only...”

a

which k W Wk.
l . LY AtolJA

sad the
markettmls. "will beneath-rowel
sill Whm’esrleh the" W. hell-I

eyekmaaduakettewratet on

What is the Drip?

This Hysteria-mood Terrible llheoooef’arefully

WHAT Tll DH WHEN ll NIB.
Nearly every ph sir-la u ioniiensnd
"om...i:..*“.3l~'.$':.mm

danpfemuo Inter-rho whlehrutnea

into the eyntm. mode moral millionom every
morerru-I the body with ”on?
though areeion of mutant and that the In
our! ieico are drawn Into thelmdy with
Whatever it may be. It h rormia

only tnnnrlerrnine the life
ouldeomm aerate dictate In such an

Sfillttl'tllililtllltlllllcllism

mutual-1e
The doctors have verified it.

whowillaaen oaths! s lt‘ltairoft'alha s
ro .
"’ sad ml.
you cannot
.me I e that
route on the
k?
the
if

Peat Moss
STABLE BEDDING.

l'lornn. I’xouomlral. Healthful. at

HAZBLTON
Cross Creek

COAL.

I

WOOD

HAlE THE (HIST HE STHAW.

Hitim. Dal. Pine and chestnut

Baled Na" and Slow,

laymolldlrolhels

 

BRIDGEPORT.

 

W. B. Hall&CO.,

SPECIAL OFFERINGS

hilarious 40 inches wide, and Best IIIII

0 rod olla,llpalily elite! 9.6 .
:18 lot 0010 Brillinntines also290, 1 lot 1 W do 3

1 lot All Wool Suitings 25c,1 lot elegant Plaid: 37:10 any?“

Grenadines.

at 31.50, these are the finest oods
ool Goods, handsome All Wool mimporwd

Henriettas and Cashmeres.
All the new shades, 1 lot 46-inch wide at 81, not sold elsewhere

Wide Lace Stri

he.) less than 31.25.1ine French 31 Cashmeres at l5c.

Fifty Cents.
1"" pieces fine 36 es. including all the new 3 fin d
shades at only 50¢,t is is the regular 62% grads 8 an Summer

Silks and Velvets.

All the new Coloringe, 10 atbargaine In Black Silk , 75 l
in Plaid Pangaea. every shae in Plan! Pongees, 1 lot Trauma:

Plaid Silks; 50c.
More Room

Has been given the Small Wares. Buttons, Trimmings ,Art Goods,
Laces. Ruchings. Collars,etc 100 styles Black Laces for Dresses,
200 styles New Dress Trimmings.

Special Lots.

2000 Ornaments for Fancy Work reduced from 50c to 15¢ a doe,
I lot from flee to We a doz., Siam Splashes 9c, worth 20c, Writ
ing Tablets 2c each Genuine Go d Rings 25c elnch, Shopn gBags

8! worth $1 .50 Lubin 5 Extracts, 55c, \ asel iue 5c. (HEW

Bags 35c, north 75c, Travelling Bags 85c. worth $1. 25.

The Best Goods
AT LDWEST PRICES.

Boots and Shoes

Glover & Olsen’ 3.

(Int Sarah Kid Ladies $2.00 Shoes are the finest ever offered
in South Norwnlk.

Ladics' French Kid. Hand Sewcd. Ladies‘ French turned and
wells at prices that will astonish you.

pay all to examine.

Clover & Olsen,

lEAIlEIS II THE IDDT AID SHOE TIAIlE.

Thaddeus Guyer,
FIHST-HlASS EHHSEHIES

SHHTH IAIN STREET SDHTH IDHHAlH.

F. H. NASH & BRO

Estimates given on

Plumbing, Gas Filing. Tin and Sheel Iron Well.

We are selling

Victory. New Stamford and Silsby’s Steam Healers.

We have a fine stock of
Decorated and Plain China.

The DUCIIESS and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Set and Port.
able. including New York Ranges.

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