on of
llrll nonns
.wheu
thedeaealturned‘sny—
. lbuatlowmtheyeay:
, ,. ’mamrmmmu
THELASTACI.
Mimlaaippl
it covered with
moat magnificen
W of thiaraatpinefonlt
a humble net oi people. a far as
and power are wncerned; huthe-
thetr homespun ante heat hearts
aohlehythehigheatelementofmau-
. pride. Not a weak. foolish pride,
.bmanifatedbythaaocietyhutter—
; oftoday.hut that higher and holler
‘ leads a man to respect his
i
» an inaultiaawound that
‘ouiyhrhalrahrahuhorhlood.
,. bthcfiratanddeareat principle.
"iatheloweetname thatcanbe
. toaman.
_ thajunction of Bogue Homo and
- creek.iu the very heart of the
_ livadtwofamiliafiietinet in their
"6 uddialikeafiiilerentinallreapecta.
6 thattheywerehothpoor and both
proud-the Shellyaandthe
gnarlyiulhehhaoryormppl, while
the alanberiag eehoea of the forests
: fladeawereundiaturhedhytheaound
“finaattler'a an and the whiatleofthe
” . - John Shelly. a young mauof
‘ 6: energy.impelledhyaapiritofad—
-. andatoriee'of the rat wealthnf
,. “uplandweatJad hidden adieuto
. ilk-handmofhiayouth in
_ Wand with his young wife
., the untroddeu wilderneaa
W M hia humble cabin amongthe
,' fla- of aoutheru Minimippi. llere
fared king rarely ventured with his
ll-
6. aiae mouths of the year. Nana»
a“. whilearound him thrived rut
‘ of flock and a large and happy
lithe-aniline the woodr round about
. hadnewelearingl were made. and
Mira entered upon the scene. The
thaaewmwaallohert
m -
’ \
unflinehi
Yawn were firm and
reference to each other‘- comfort.
, wupmmudpodwtll.
, ~ all.
j 6 arrredtoimhitter.
” atore,whieh.evea to tide day.
yearn atterward.
hythagrowthof
,a aerial day
the
liquor. noon brought
ltohert Yawn'a
We! thottockmuat be eoldinorder iomakomomfor
' . ‘6 thin opportunity which is oiforod at the famous Boot
‘ and Shoo store of » ‘*
v c. H. HARVEY,
7'. room IAIN STREET. SOUTH FORWALK. CONN.
— ,. u..." "Iowa... m.. " .15.; a r.
threwofl hie Morphing torlewataee
clearly outlined with the (natural eta
aloud before
die before that of Shelly."
c .
and for
breath, and summer eutenthroned
. . 6 . hkpeaeefnlahcde. and in time
‘ ‘Whadgrowutohemanyaeree
miraculoualy into life. On
I of John Shelly had ample and
floatation.
young Virginian. highly eduv
andproud. Ilia clearing
mwMMtlmpionur.John
’rau yean the famiihea of Shelly
all
Every turn of the hand war made
Ill life war hmghttoa
aateifewaa begun which
until-of therettlerll of that
6 werapurehalled at a retail
remains undia-
theworld.rernote
theh-ywkirlpoolol advancing cir-
f - 6 country’atore. 0f courae old
A. Iva-qthe firat proprietor.haa for
‘lyearaalept. underline-bade: of
‘ tallfineaJhe aileut aleep. yet atlll
”occupier three-liedpoaition of
;3 wet thiaatorethat farmer-oft!»
weak would pathermry Saturday
‘ which,aftcrthe
the m throat. meant death.
aadtheYawaawa-hroken. Adler
maphyucudmwonist l-
worhwhichJided hythe l
l5 Per Cent
helium
BENNETI ltHlISTEll,
1t lulu null. to. Iomtlll.
Meats.
Flsh. Oysters.
Fnlilslosolablesmllny.
0? ALI: anme IN THEIR exam.
AT wuowuu: s: RETAIL.
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Itwaeonahfadiaon avenueear. Three
women were standing up,while the nix
thwryav
parser loohiuyintormancyaud
Ingnottolleetheatnieofaflalra. Sudden-
ly the man next tothedout lonkd lntothe
Mofomofthefenmleaand halfrueeand
aaill. ,
"Permit me, madam.”
"lly no means. air."
“But 1 insist." .
“llutl had rather wand. Indeed. I am
atronger than you are. i am the muaeum
girl who lifts til) pounda with her tutu."
"indeed! But I am theaideahow man
who lift» three tat men and a chair.”
”And you inslatf"
”i do.” ,
She dropped into the eat with a bow of
acknowledgment. and he grandly waved
be Ind drilled from than to ill-u. : his band and felt for a atrap.-—New York
on th’m fatal Chriatmn ere he had .‘l 5...,
at hia boyhood home. a worn and weary I
traveler. only to find the sacred tier which i
hound himtccarth broken,andhia rob;
tivu atreet beneaththe pinea. The laati
waa a victim toJohn Shelly. and he ra-g
aolred that the murderer should die. 1
Firmly imbued with title thirst for ID- i
rouge. William Yawn had aought liberta- ‘1
my at Matnkka—and found him. {
Fora moment they glared ateaeh other. i
i
Yawn. lie approached John Shelly and
m.
”lleholdagwn! ‘l'hatuamewillnevw
In an instant all laughter waa ‘hl-had.
With breathle- lntereat every one [and
atthcueweorner. In every way he wm
the physical equal of young Shelly and
hi- flashing eye bespokeof courage in keep-
ing with pbyairal might. 'l‘wo nianta had
met uponthearenmandtheetruulewould
he a fierce one.
llliam Yawn wall the last of the name.
nile the rebellion wu at ita height he
joins] the Confederate army, and at
ll: of Perryville. Ky..waacaptured,
two years confined in the northern
priaon at Chane. Beleraed from captivity
until
landed
The fire of furyilathed fromtheirey-t
Thewarmcathloodoftheirheartamantld
‘totheircheekaaudtinsed theirhrowl._
The final act was begun. :.
”A Yawn! By heaven. you ahall diet" i
“So let it be. John Shelly.but remem-
ber I am your equal." 2
"Never!" hissed Shelly through hit at
teeth. 1
“Yes. your equal!" replied the other.
“I-‘urther,l challenge you to come with 9
me into the depths of the Maloehitto ;
swamp. and at midnight let na wipe away 6'
all enmity by blood! Blood alone can 3
alone for the wrongs I hare suffered at NewlyMadeWidow—lleisafaahiouable
your hand!" . undertaker. but even hie chargm are far
Foramoment John Shelly was silent. o below what I can allord. and I wantto
“'hy had Yawn chosen such an unfro- give my huehund the moat expensive in-
dented, lone and weird locality for the nemlican, you know.
atal meeting? Did he mean treachery! ‘ The Friend—Why don’t you get a
“Are you seaward!" naked Yawn im‘ plumbertobury him thew-Life.
patiently. ~~~ __,_ ~-—~
“l\‘o.hy hearen! A Shelly never knew
fur-5min”! of a Yawn! No! I will? Col. Robert a. Inger-on mm in storiea.
IBM In“ there—would M and “8m 10'! f and some of them have become famous.
“Where-031M very brink of destruc- . lleiauet'er at h loss Im'll mm story to
tionl" 1 illustrate any point. Not long logo a group
“So let it be. At midnirbt. remember.” . of gentlemin which the colonel cm the
With there words the lallt of the Yawn- central am, were wag who
turned away. lie was followed in a abort have n knack of saying the right thing at
time by bill mortal foe. John Shelly. . the wmng time. The colonel eaid:
There was a buzz of excitement among 1 “I can illustrate that by relatingaeaae
thecrowd at the burroom; some advocated 3, in point which occurred in In Western
lollowinx the two and being ore-en! at ': mm. A welltodolnenhant,lfr.1'homp
their fatul meeting. i non, living in a town noted for ita malaria
“No."snid Evans,Sr.. ”it will be of no . and [um whenever hm wife died
avail. Their‘eiehatred of the deepeatdye. i would 80 into an adjoining county and
Blood will lie-spilled. Letthere he noneto j wry apiu. He had married his fourth
witness. Tomorrow we will search the? wife and takenhertothe malarialtownto
awump for the belly of the into! either the 3 enjoy quinine and domestic felicity. When.
Yawnaor the Shellysr-noone knowawhich 1 as the novella» nay. thiaatory begins. A
it may in" ‘l loquaciona lady in the healthy county war
All! with that thcsugxestion died Inr- a in the habit of assisting Mr. Thompson to
Midnight makes Whit“! Slump “I 1’ find home eligible young woman willinx to
realm of kirebiau darkness. A dreary, ! marry him and take her chancea. Some
Ito-d! min hm! mind the rum until 5 -ix months after he married his fourth
uouebut the moat experienced wondamaa : wife he appeared again in the healthy
could have found his way through the ; county, Theloquaeloue lady greetedhlm
alougha and buyout; of the dismakplace. ' amisaid:
But at the hour appointed John Shelly ; "How is your wife. Mr. Thompson?"
and William Yawn atood lace to face-— ? '"Shehdeml."he replied sadly.
use! Mortimer—«mu heforedevil. "“Wlnl. dead again!" will llllc loqnar
"Well. you are here I ace." said Yawn. do“; woman in aurpriae.—.\'ew York
"I aux here.” replied the other. ‘ World
"John Shelly. this feud between our .
familiu baa been a deeperato one. It will .
end tonight. Each is the lat of hit race. 2
One must die. Are you prepared?"
l
A Good Many Wire».
And It slapped.
Bill: was very deliberate about stopping a
Windward avenue car. and still more no
"I am," was the firm reply. ' about gettingahoard. and when ahe handed
"Then he on your guard." the conductor a nieklc the arid: ‘
Knives were drawn. their long, ha “I want togo—togo—toget oil at '—
hladea shining through the Stygian black-
nma of the awamp.
(.‘laah! claahl theweaponaeametogrther. .
A well directed blow had been akillfully T
The combatants cloud upon eaell other. i “Vain"
Their breathe came quick and abort. Not a
word was said. Each atruek to kill; each
met a eklllful throat with a aklllful parry.
A rumbling round waa heard afar oil. it
was the round of a dbtaat thunder.
Then came a ilaah of lightning. bright ,
and blinding. Taking advantage of lta ,
gleam. the combatante renewed their ef— '
for-ta to plunge their damn into each
other’ll heart. Armin they failed.
For another moment they fought in nt-
tardarknerw Each now felt that he had
matauulual. aadthata falaeatep, n or
(med again and uhd:
turret?"
horn win’ away from it ever liner!"
of’w—m
a half before nothing:
The W of lightning became more
and more frequent. and the rattle of thun-
der louder and more deafening.
Auhour had pamedaineotheilerea
struggle wa- begun. At laat hell-tar wee
reached. In nlakinxa fiercelunpat hla
opponent’s holly John Shelly dipped. la
an iuataut the tulle of hia advertary waa
up in the hill. in hie hraaat. lilewarm
blood goalie-I out. dyeing the hammock
page which they fought with a trio-ma
n.
Bloating for an instant over hill victim'-
fall, William Yawn turned to go. All ra-
a deateuieg peel of thunder detailed the
act. Seemingly untouched, but at dead aa
trolt Free PIE-Vi”
video! lip.
timeathiawlater
think you on worth all that expenditure!
of them-«New York Weekly.
nae lien-retitle- tart-ad.
them tumor Illa-,Wlmua Yawn tell "Ann M mom-“M?" and n by-
hackaetomtheproatratahodyofloha Wefaelowiyrteia‘younnlrap
M surllmullrypllalhm Than-pr on...
wall av "A little." raid the actor aaltly.
With thrmoralaca yotmerehere.
mpoaadofthomwhoh'zlwituueed the
no
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the preaent koepyourvuat on
travel laboring toe-tabliehamd
ethic, or what my friend Jinka abd-
queue. which willeatlefy an nanny -
aete
~eroacherwhichwaaulculatedto
lle waited, but the teamed worn out
with exertion and didn't finish. When the
cuboid proceeded about a mile from the
city hall she beckoned to the conductor
warden] off. . and said:
Clash? claah! another blow had counted 3 "Comm. I with you to “no the mil
nothing. on the down aide of the urea."
Thing: rolled along aabefore until the
our had made another mile, when the heck-
“tlonlluetuh. are we very nenh Elizabeth
”Elizabeth! Why. nla'nm. you got on
only one block below Blink“), and have
"Very wdl. ‘thrn-l will get afloat
lb~ ruled with hie hand on the hell rope.
waiting for her to Dnbh. but the took her
time about it and rodeanother block and
“am-pt od’ here. i gum. You may
alarm the drirah witulpthe cairn-Do
Sweet Girl (with many admlnrai—l're
been taken out aleigh riding lweutythm
Martial Fatherlmvdltatirelyra-‘I'wenty-
three time» ’l'wohuadradaadthirtydol»
Ianilaerat. Hydrandoyoanally
Swat Girlmoh. it weau't much for each
one, you know. There were tweety~threr
maetiagottheuighthdmnatundiab meaaahudluck.”——tiomarvil
t’fhhaeyfontudhioom 4Ymmar’3helly; Del: til-III“.
t w an
haadtwerereltwithhiam luacoaatrywwa la a ltalythert
ins sand : Pnnns are h Ahead
finfiw fimglfim part. be not be misled, but
in
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TBIIillED lllls a Special Feature nos Season.
Shapes“ in Large Variety.
Prices and All.
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6. Dell.“ 8:. SUN
ll Iuhluion 8., in. Harwell,
Bakers, confections,
(l.
W.
ammonium
Window
21 Iain Street, Harwell.
‘66‘ rum
‘ ICE CREAM.
mu
r. 03in} WWW” “M
l
W I For toll-red I)“. Wu I“. D
au- ‘l'wu iltatioaa Beyond Ill. 0'-
Itlareryfullny to act a aelflahrll
. d”
w
all Water Street.
roar OF BANK. BRIDGEPURT. C'l‘.
""‘ ”unlimite“..‘”lll‘ ”i “at
m‘ Ilka. u‘ and el-umlllil ”ll-5a“
thomaboatgevarr lax uiredb
'nltad mllflwlblllm
and aciulole. oaretho reunited headquar-
Wig.“ kind-of Droduen and
5“.
Soon 8“" 0 OTHER W m m. Our celelrralad bra
crowded 'l'blrll avenue our train we“
northward, and. la la than the m
therewmmommeuthan women-mil; ”u,
Telephone. lite lorll Prints
lever Dndertnlll. ‘
HDALEA’S
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IIlD DIIEIlII,
IIDIIEHDDID,
Tlll AID TDllI
20 Cents. ?
footed man near by slipped intuit.
body laughedhutthegirla and the d
The latter turned a look upon
him to earth an that he would not
animandaahe pamed the maidena dd
with a deprecating air:
“That fellowiaan awful cad—an awful
ml”!
“lle’agot aface." laid one of the an
girl-s. and all three collected about than}
prit and prooea'led to plea high Iaraul
remarks about him. which he llatened to
with apparent amusement
Stool; with indignation. a young man
Ill. New Haven & Harlin"! l. l.
October II. rape.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK AS
FOLLOWS:
ca. 5 A6.
ex. 8 3!) local or :I’m. MB ex. 9 fl ac. ID ll ex.
ater Ilealen‘ 1'5}: "“1 “L '
83'». i filer. so: no. in Stamford. 53) ex. 650nm.
620 u. Ii 4; ac. 7 lil ex. D it urn. lumac" i (Item.
Wmhington yer runs.
10 B ac.
an. I lYl' (one u
New Iiareu and
P. .‘l.~l2lll extria 5, ti eld), lfl' . ‘in
Hartford). p m ' u “
“f1,
;.l
film ex.. :1 ill 81.. tit! 01.. 4 (it 1-1., 5 ll! ex“! (I! on“.
70'! an. 8 0| an. it :1! Animus er. and an. 2 m
midnight or. sundayopfi 01 an. 7 wan. 5m an.
I: II] midnight.
[’n'tgg in“; ,
You New Yona. A. IDs-515W! l Manda
fiwloeal em. thitacdilieafl'lhfiex. 3
M.-l.’3:45cl. lill at. 22» ea.
ac. to Stamford. express from Stamford.
Sunda lla—fl 1d 9a.. 546
. u.
on srnraorlml. A. Ill—8 10am. “ten.
P. its—12m er.. l c.’ an. 7 15 en. 8 ll
, Manda morning between
Sprinlriie d) or.
Fort Bus-nix. A. hip—6i l2 (via Shore Line).
LEAVE xzw roux
Purl Son" NORWAI.K. A. M.'~5fll 93.. till!
7 of am. am 21.. 0 ill m.. ll (I) ex. ll m m..
noun or. P. Manor: run, 1 fl) ex., ea: urn.
Housatonlc Railroad
Ills. still a. m.. 12 “.2 10.5 lluizfilulli lufipJn.
hundaylb 9:” a. m. and 0 .5“. p. ru.
fitting next to him not up and gave one
the girls his seat. '
Another man who had not thought of
giving up his own aeut turned around lid
Hill:
“You ought to heaahamed of your-em
You had no right to thataeat. A manna
do with his seat what he chocam."
“'Thltt'n what i did," raid the culprit un—
blushiulrly. “I eat in it."
"You ought to he atham ”-— .
”0h. give us a rut!" cried another [Dr
longer. ”Get up and give the lady your
own sent if you are to troubled ahonti "
indignant pmnger auhidat.
By this time Mr. Dude, feeling that he
had mmle rather a neat exhibition of him-
aelf. not near to the door. when a atmtu;
hand was laid on hia collar. He turned
and saw a very angryworkinsman looking
into his eyes.
“See bere."raid the latter inatone which
made the fur lined fraud quail.,"l’va a
good mind to black your eye for you."
“Warwawhat la the matter?" gasped lb
fellow,
"The idea oi your trying to do the purty
after riding all the way to run own ata-
tloul You dcaerreacowhiding. No. you
don't! Ye'll ride to the next nation."
And amid the plandita of the entire our
full the indignant workman gave the fur
lined collar a twist that made ita owner
black in the face, and would not let him
off until the train reached Thirty-fourth
atreet. two atationa beyond where he want»
CI to go.
It wear a grand rerenxe.~Xew York lla-
all].
H. R. HALE,
NOR‘VA LK. CONN .
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All Horses sold by this vs-
tlllllisllmont an! warranted.
M. H; PARSONS,
PRIDES LOW.
A (Senora! Planar-[or Ago-re Story.
Coloml A. C. Downs la general mug.
agent of a system of wutern roadswlth
healhluarten in St. Joteph. Mo Before
thcllaya of the interstate commerce law
thecoloncl was easy of access to the editor.
when was lllwllye in need of transportation.
One night he was called out of bed by one
at the pmleeaiou,whoiuformed N“ ' ‘
that be, the editor, war broke. and that he
bud received a telegram from home an.
nnunciug family aickneea. and that he waa
expected lo leave on the firat train. The
eolnnrl took out a map and aaw that the
[View of a ticket to the point of deatioation
wan album 81.65. lie handed the editor a
two dollar bill. explaininuthat hehad ao
Marika Aa the editor kit the colonel
tholmhtof him in every wayeaeept the
complimentary way.and hoped hawoald
never look on the man’s face again.
Two years later a bill waa before the leg-
ialature of Minouri in which thecolonel
had an infemt. lie war there to puttha
meuuure through. In crating about for
u-ietaneehecalne upon the countryedl-
tm'whom hehadfarored and-kadhimll
hecoulclbeofanyaerriee. Theedltor
turned infant through hia influence the
taeature was pureed. “It weenie-onto
one I never formt.”aaidthecolouel.
”it taught me to never deapiea thedayof
mail thing; The man whom 1 could
hare kicked into the atreet tor what I
thought an impertinenee turned out to he
an any: "acute-no Tribune.
A more Ion-tar.
Wilma workmen were dining near the
Miracle abon Dicker-port Saturday
atruchatadepth of twenty-fire biop-
cllllar looking body that had hum un-
earthedhythebiaatiuof tiered. it at
llntrearmbledaralnofdarkclayorehale,
but on eloa‘t rumination it w. found
that lower coreredwtth realm. 'l'hrla-
Lille.
Horses. Farmers‘ Horses. in fact. Anything in the. Horse
Roadsters, Heavy Truvk Horses, Family Horses. (
TO HORSE BUYERS
Trotting Horses. Pacing Horses. Flue (‘uaoll Horses. Elegant
What is the Grip?
Thin My ‘Irf'llillr and Twrnblr Illr‘m ( 'an-fully
Analyzed um! Ill-“ritual.
Willi ID DD Will" IT DDIES.
Surly every ploy-sirloin evur‘ ar~leutiei.aud
awry mill-ref lute w-en M i is great one»
than. "What in the ”rip?’ Home have Inserted
that it in ll llau ~rmlsl mlrrluia- which l-utrm
lhltillit‘ swirl". Iruwla neural ltillllt‘lih every
“Mall and nemowrrum the body with div
cane. ("here have will "out we are rule-tin
through a region of «ammo and that the in -
unte- rtia'lr-a are drawn Into the body with
every realh. Whatever it may la-Jt im-urtain
thut It in meth'm within tlw body width in
Whilnzwitil the u!) tmlmtrrm'lnr the life.
\ hat would common will-c lllrtatr lli ”it‘ll an
emergency 7
('numcralri the Emmy !
Ilriw it from IIN‘ Syotl'ml
Do not trill» with it 2
Art prnlllplly llllll wisely 2
Take something which can counteract their
deadl intllwm-n Alnnlrut some twill-tia-
bent t in: intake. lllll ll allmll-i be home wt
l-arrtuliy in mind that Pure Tunic only wil
bwtlle rum and ll tilmlhl ulmin-mlmll-
here-d that Karl Hark. lt‘ailua til. etamlllall the
heat Tortil- known to the riled
ul I-oflrl.
the out took on the market.
{ outflow
abetting“ motile
aanmd. arewm .
sirloin you. u cant grip you can
allied to take chain-ow.
which to hominid quell. inn
and the (l LY \AM‘A
metal 1. It will it L a
dig-ulna. eutirh the . ilci ll i
apdmakatheweahalnm‘. up If
arytry
reptilelhathadhato-t
Thetailelalwmm
Jrrfeetofithareharntakaa
.633. 7 3i, om and ii if: a. m.. 3 in. Bill and 6 w
l, p. m. Sundayer all? at. in and 50'.)
.5 lo and it ill .l. m.. l2 ll. 2 lo. 510mm sol p. m.
t? in, I M. 9 ill and II (in. m.. 2m. Elm. frillltml
Will 12. Ill.
j connection: or Albany and the West.
f Albany.
(Several Tilltnmzvr.
Dtnllllry & lorwalll Division.
('OthlZ( TED 1‘0 FEB. 10. lull.
Traiueloare South Sorwalk for llaubury«
Trains leave llunbury fur South Sorwalk—
l. m.
'I'mlua inure South Norwaik furllillgr-i‘luldm
Trains leave IIllIgt‘fll‘Itl for South Koru'lllk -
MAIN LIKE DIVISION.
Trainss leave Bridgeport n5 full-ow»:
. li'l l. m.. museum-r fur l’l’ttsrleld.
llllllu. m.. user for Pittsfield. making
ill in a. m.. Inixwl fur Hawle ‘rille,
12m p. m.. min-ll for Grout rringmn.
i 50 p. m.. l’ittollold and Albany pawnger.
6 in p. m.. .va Milford special
91!! p. m.. mind for Grout ltnrrinxtnn.
I 3'; mun-lily m [HLK'l'llgt‘l' Inr l’ittnnrld and
\\’ll.l.l l in ii, Sn: reams. \"lro President and
A. W. I’mumx. Gonl'rnl l’uuwugvr Agent.
Daily Direct Freight Line
SDllTil lllllllllll Mill lilillllilli.
nm or llnlllvrll lln [IDLE
Brookslde Stock Farm.
50ml: Non-elk at 6:31 p. m.
Pullllr nu thr- lhuhury anti Norwalk and She—
Sillsnn'sfliiiloflledllllcilisayl
Maud-at the head of all lwparuthme. and ill
til-terrible have
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“'ill louw Pier 3!. l7. IL. ilk-charm atrwt),
New York. at 3 p. m.. Saturday» at 2 p. Ill.
Freight rwoiwd from 7 a. m. to 5 p. to
Returning bottle It'llh‘e Norwalk at .3 p: Ill. and
Freight taken frmu un-l received for all
plum Railroad! at orally minted rate-I.
[you origination to agents the Cit ' of Nor-
w..l * and .uxle will be rent for spec kit-of
frr ht anywhere in New York or its rieinity.
K Allperaoull are forbid trusting any of
theempln ‘ul of the hoatll of [hie line on It"
mum of t e owners thereof. al5
PeaiMoss
STIDLE BEDDING.
l'lrall. Rt‘tlnnllll‘fll. ill-willful, at
Hill THE DDST DF Sill”.
HAZELTON
A nd
Cross Creek
COAL-
Hickory. Dal. Pine and Chestnut
woo D;
Baled law and slraw,
Dillll All) FEED.
. “.M.W...... m... , m..... ..
Eggs inrflalnhing
hart-newton or of .
“mu“ lac- Elat- choicest
Milo tinnitus. litii Brahmas
loll Plymouth tools.
All Premium Stock.
n. tailors.
all tin It Chapel street. Heath Kmalk.
use...
matinee.
nest Material is lined. Combining ouuninllannslylo
w.:B. Hfib & Co.
shades at only
in Plaid Pongees. every sha
Plaid Silks. 500.
Has been given the Small Wares,
laces. Ruchings. Collars, etc.
200 styles New Dress Trimmings.
1 lot from 35c to We a (loz.. Stamped Splash
ing Tablets 2(- each. Genuine Gold Rings 25c each. Shop ing Bags
81. worth $1.50. Lubin's Extracts. 55c. Vaseline 50.
Bags 35c. worth 750. Travelling Bags, $50. worth $1.25.
l L‘ And you will see not onlylll
Heat and Perfect F "1an Shoe.
But nine in which the
Making it the best $3.00 Seamless Shoo in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at
H. s. BROWN’S.
6 South Main Street.- 80. Norwalk. ‘ a?
. anoafiafi‘r’.”
SPECIAL OFFERINGS.
fifty Pieces Blank Blillilllliines, 40 inches wide, and Best Ilalf-
llnllal quality, prion. 29o.
“$.53? 1'13.lein 1“} 1“, 5.“;3;?‘g‘;;; ,0" One lot Coloredllrilliantiues also 290,1 lot it Wide Suitings 50c,
“I: l“ 2;: 1'2: 3.13%.” l2?£&..ll§l£.l§g 1 lot All Wool Sultmgs 25c, 1 lot elegant Plaids 37lo- and 50c.
§§a§‘l¥:h§33.f}:lr"illoxllifihd‘fl‘. Grenadines. , .
. a. m: at. .m. ‘ '
ror'nlnr‘mn. X. Mr”, m . Wide Lace Sin 3 at $1.50 these are the finest oods im rted
- 3428-3-01: i‘i‘rfifif’fi‘fi ilgerfiom. ill choice Silk and V3301 Goods,’handsome All Wool oods. p0 ’
Henriettas and Cashmeres.
All the new shades. 1 lot 46-inch wide at 31, not sold elsewhdre .
loss than 81.25, fine French 81 Cashmeres at 75c.
,’ Fifty Cents. .
150 pieces fine Ser’ cs, including all the new Spring and Summer
.500. t ml. is the regular 62in: grade.
Silks and Velvets.
All the new Coloriugs. 10 ' oat bargains in Black Silks, 75 styles
e on Plan! Pongees. 1 lot handsome
More Room
Buttons, Trimmings, Art Goods,
100 styles Black Laces for Dresses,
Special Lots.
L’lm Ornaments for Fancy Work reduced from 500 to 150 a don,
es 90. worth 200, Writ
hatelaine
The Best cow's“
AT Lowm PRICES.
Boots and Shoes '
Glover 8L Olsen’s.
Ullr Surall Kill Ladies' 81!“) Shoes are the finest ever oifered
in South anwalk.
\vvlts at prices that will asionish you.
A full line of Ladics'. Children's and Men's Shoes that '
pay all to examine.
Glover & Olsen.
lElDEIlS II THE 8001’ MID SHDE TRADE.
..._ ... .1 _, 5......“ ..
Thaddeus Guyer,
FIRST-Bills BBDDERIES!
SOUTH Mill STREEl Sfllllll IDfllfllli.
F. H. NASH & 3R6?
Estimates givon on
Plumbing, Gas Filling, Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
We are selling
Victory, New Staminrd and Silshy's Steam “wars.
We, have a fine stock of
Decorated and Plain China.
l‘bn DUCHESS and UNCLE N 10K RANGES, Both Set and Ports
able. including New York Ranger.
. sonllln lln sumo
BUM a "“me' MlLLlN ERY.
Mrs. ll: lawnofl,
lo. 3 Water thew Harwell.
Exhibit. all the lat“ atylla In
Pollom Hill. lam all it
Illiooly tortilla
Those lots on Womlwurd. Lin-
coln and mum avenues are the
fillet-pal and ‘ lots for the
nm in not till limits
[alien will please wept this inriiat lfo
”are: clot-elm” ii .fil'l ill; Mini-lei.“ “-
E a t
can" t month?"
Willi-TDD HITS HAVE BEEN
snlnlllls mo. FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAIN 8.
David Stow, __. ~
museum.
Eight more lotll will Modeled
at present. Terms of payment
will bomado to omit your new
romance.
You can secure one of them
lots if you will only try.
For particularfi apply to
“into i ulnar.
Ludies’ French Kid. Hand Solved. Ladios' French turned and ,- 4 l. '
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