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VERus START IN LIFE
linking my fortune at mining had been
III. Viking dream of my not very happy
boyhood in prhich I hnd been kept bully in
my hther’utore, by terms Ittending reboot
and working out. my mathematics at odd
gm until I was nble to enter college,
where I took the engineering course. much
to the surprise of , my father and his wife,
who in consequence gave me but slight
help; but I perseyered, and hyn hard strug~
3!. won my degree. and immediately start-
ed m
.Wltile yet on the out-wardjbound train,
“near the great. Rockies. thew mun delay
“med by the wreck of u freight train, and
I, fresh from the lecture room of a master
mind in the science of engineering, was
title to make some suggestions which
proved of practical rulue, and attracted
Illa nttention afoul! of the solid looking
wingers who was also traveling went. I
Inland he was interested in my history, and
I soon told him who and what I was, and
what I hoped to accomplish, first hoping to
tenure employment as civil engineer in
none railway company. and then strike for
the mines.
I found I was talking to a practical rivil
”sinner, who had been in the employ of
the Union Politic railway when it was he
in; built. and he relmcd unemlote after an-
‘eedoto of the early tiny-ans thetrnin mt-
tled over the boundless plains »
0n the limbs of u certain tree lielmd
seen a victim of Judge. Lyurh swinging in
, the breeze. There he had witnested n mil—
roud construction mug. consisting of three
hundred men, imprisonn contractor in a
- nilmad tie pen and keep him in the hot
run. on bread and water, until he had
signed their pay checks.
Parks Fort was mlchmted as the scene of
the Parks mmsucre; the three Pnrlts
brother: found dead in their ”dugout.”
while a dead Indian pony and pools of gore
all the ground outside showed how dearly
they had sold their lives.
‘ Alive satin the smoking car that. eveu~
hgflr. Thompson told me many .1 title of
eump life, and finished his sketcllcs by a
lhgllling tale of how ho made his fortune.
i‘ 9-I had," he said. "done very well at my
profession as civil engineer. and after
some ,years took to mining to make at
speed, fortune. I worked hard only to
find that. I had planted all my savings,
some fifteen thousand dollurs, in wild rat
mines and barren pn‘ispect holes. About
this time I reccii'crl my little inheritance
and was made guardian to my young; >1»
,. 131'. Her small fund,two thoumml (IIII'
. hrs. Iinvented in small tenement homes
awfully secured to herself. and l. Inn-int:
“opportunity to buyn cattle ranch at
about half its value, entered upon the cut
Momn'u businossnnd tried to forget thnt
fortunes nrc, sometimes made at mining,
. fearing lest l be tempted and lose all I had
Iain-
“However, I found I was mnaidercd to
bequitc no authority on mining matters
2., Ind engineering. report, with it» llnlllll
money, investing the with on itmliziuury
fortune made at. those pursuit», and I was
often consulted by amateurs and looked
up to as an authority upon thine topics.
“Onotluy Frank Fulton, who had hum
In: first. instrument man in engineering
“but was now a miner, came to mu
with a hit of ore, which he humlml to me
with the question. “What do you think of
that, Mr. Thompson?
"‘Itlnlhe fluent bit of on: I have seen
elm] came to Colormlo.’ I replied, with
enthusiasm. 'Wllem did you got it.“
"‘From the Mascot mine. I own the
hole, and this Is It sample of what I have
I
“ ‘If there is more of the name mincrnl,
and enough of it. you are In for n fortune.
I with you luck. my boy.’ mid I.
“ 'Yu, but I need money in up on with
Come out nod see what. it look» lilw in it.»
had.’
“The next morning Frank and I mounted
noonple of hronchuo and not forth. Some
III or raven miles from town we. turned off
My to the right. followed it nnrmw
trill up II short gulch «mun beautiful
”We pork. up it narrow- wlmiltm unynn.
Ind over the mind of it hill. Nestled mom:
“0 calm stood in low cabin.
“ ‘Betell my cabin. and yonder lulu-
mlne.‘ aid Funk, pointing to n windlun
omuhole In the around some two lum-
dfld Mdhtnnt. 'Ilut lot on Imre HIM
[rubbeforewo go further. Wall. In and
, like younelf at home.’
“The interior of tho cabin won dork,
Mind forbidding, end uninvitlng ill I
plan! of huqu nbode. There was one
of glue net. Into the wall for lighting
r . end ll good his fireplace. A
W table, two or three hour-hue and
some rude berths latched on the Vl‘ltll coma
ill-I‘ll the furniture. 'llelp yonmlt to
luck. manor} said Frank. Put
go. but oil and untrlmmed hluclt
tulle med on till dishes made a men Inr
ohm m. quickly served and bodily
“Aft-edition we went out and inspected
arm. We lemma-tad the pile of are
the dump and than climbed down the
In the monitor. The main shaft
WWI hundred feet deep At udeotb
July but and min at eighty feet cm
“when run and connected by.
if From the bottom oi the nhat‘tn
had been curled mute twenty feet to
hummnlielt‘em'n: daemon lend been
w. arns: rim yexplmln
“Woemtothuunwe.
”‘I‘hit old “th whim eon willy
u:
nmmrforthu denthol I.
«fl: of ore. I Mill think.’
portion oftho stockmusl be Soldiu order tomukeroomfor
luv nouns cums III.
Member this opportunity which is offerod at the famous Boot
‘ and Shoe store of ' .
*' c. H. HARVEY.
'10 NORTH MAIN STREEI', SOUTH NORWALK.’ GONN.
arty for mm. lli's auditors were m
Iy anxious to secure the mine, no Prank
would accept nu'ytz-rmt that would misty
this claim and leave him u alt-rein “to
mine. I talked the matter over with Judy,
Stirman. n'n old friend, the mllwny unpu-
Iutendent, and he proposed thnt we should
titer buy the mine. I was to nine my
$9” of the money on my In! state. In
t roe ruoutlm’ time the judge would buy
up my notes, and would sign an augment
to giro me my paper luck for my interest
' in the mine in com leshed techno out.
during the year.
"In order to raise the sun: I needed I put
a mortgage on my sister's property, now
'ilcll increased in minnow] on my ranch.
cling secure in doing so, u I was around
or being released hy the judge incl-e of
tight times. .
“ll" put in steam hoisting works and
built a wagon road. The fluent barely
puid eanm One day we would strike
rich one to blast through barren rock to
marrow. . Time was passing.
“Judge Stirmnn was plunging into my
speculations and was reported to be mak—
ing a mint of money. but times were ever
tight with us. Ouc- duy he sent for me.
“ ‘Ifow d‘ye do, Thompson. Some one
must go into the field, mt I Want to run a
line through Muggin's Gulch to Romero. in
tho San Luis ('1 mutt-y. \‘v'e want to freight
out the coal and our of that region, and so
does the Aspen and Midland. Now, we
must he in ahead of them, sud must. have
someone who will succeed. I am author-
ized to nmkc terms with you. and if you
will select your party and goright to work
'vrc are prepared to push the Mucot just
the- some as if you were on the ground. and
you can hold your shares intact and have
the pay of construction engineer to than
new line also. Can you go?‘
" ‘ln three hours. if Icztu pick out. my
own surveying party, and have the pay
gnurantml to them that will more
thvm,‘ said I.
“Agreed. Quick work to beat another
line nnd more the right of way is the
measure to win, Mr. Thompson.’ '
“Here was luck, I could redeem my
property nml that of my sister, which
would he inn haul wnyshunld I not live,
and still keep my sham in the Mlucot
mine. lizlaully took the field; and hard on
I worked l won, and in securing the right
of way for the D. .5.- ll. ll. uni-acted tn» at-
tentiou of many of the stockholders of the
railroad.
“All my year was. nearly up, and the
shares would have to go on the market to
save my own nnd my «ister‘n proprrty. you
may guess how chm- .1 hllill’t‘ I ran for my
all. .1» I never t‘mtltl have redeemed the
property had the mine foiled. But she did
not fail,nml I sold out a cool hundred
thousand worth of shares. rash down, and
um etill a stockholder."
Idrcw a deep breath when Mr. Thomp-
son finished hi4 story. and sunk any pride
or Iic.-itn:,inn,:ind lulluliynske I if there was
any pinup, inm‘cvvr humble, fur u green
vollegu liill liku- misc”.
“Iiivo um {i rlizlnmr. Mr. Thompson. Let
me prove in; soil." will I, mu“. humbly.
“Wt-ll, my boy, I don't mind telling you
that that mm ucute,ulul to meonew and
l'lf‘lll. trick you displllyul in making that.
luruunvutui that smash lipycstcnluy. And
if you have u mind to come with run to
l‘:irliunll:xle I might find a place there on at
la; in: gain; at $30 per month and found.
You could that your college learning there;
and if you hutullcd your men well, unvl did
us well tt-l lulu sure you can do. you will
soon find lull-'mloemt-nt, ml the [land it. I}.
on: building newlines out to new minim
and null beds nll the lime. lwurlt to gut
clvnr of :ill t-ngincering Work. 3!! I wont to
trawl."
“Thanks, Mr. Thompson: lam only too
thankful to he allowed it place anywhere,
I accept your offer gladly."
llci‘e mu luck! I. ('yril Avery. who had
strugulul no long to he independent. won
on the high road to fortunaenttml en
gim-t-r ton logging [tang for the D. {it R.
U. it. It. What a bragging letter Iwmw
my half sister, Lido Avery, when I gotiuto
(‘urlioudala Colo, that nfterumn.
I lllIlI topurehztse myoutflt,nmlcqulpped
myself in in broad white felt hut. blue flun-
nrl shirt. corduroy panthn roll of blankets
and some reading matter. The next morn-
ing we won: in camp at. Willow Park. We
pitched our tents lIIIllt‘l' .1 big cottonwood
tree. by the side of in clear little mountain
ntreum. The change was delightful lit
find. but it alway» bowmeo tiruoule. A
tent is no warm when it in worm, and no
m mommy.
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BENNEIT ll. IlllSTEll,
2t lulu soul. to. M
Meatg.
Fish. Oysters.
Fruitslegelablesmoullry.
07 ALI» Kmllfi IN TIMI! 38m.
AT WHOLELALE 6t RETAIL
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WOTJEN WHO TALK POLITICS.
I.- Orgnulz Jim: In Which ‘l’lwru II M
trad No ”air PIIIII'.
The Stall!!! y for Political Studyl- a loun-
huns: organlmtion of New York worl-
Molljraibloeduau the miscell-
Iien. It mmmbenmedthnih
nineteen ml! to learn the M‘W
Imam of cumming a com or but u
thrown delegation when Ibo lulu)“ of
or happens to come the Mt way.
ordain-tundra; have north-stony
shoot the relullnuluol (“WW
ofthioortlm win rumma- they-local
“prim". in political dolls.
The-oriety has leaped our the null—
merits of pmczicul politic sud plans!!! at
one. into the deeper pool. of political?
kuowluige. It ha been «poked only.
ohorttlchut during it. brief ml:
has practically eolrul romeo! the knotv
tieet problem over which um have
become gray haired. It I- headquar-
nt than!" * tenth-(mend
melanoma" brill every Tuesday after:
opens it $1“ , “ k.
During the‘ Ian year puller-were read
and discussions had on ouch subjects no
”Protection" and ”Flu Trade.” Nit-
rally these are subject. on which all wollr
en take it great deal of internal, or would,
«unlike, satire», Inns, bonnet. undulat—
pure from the other side my. Tho
one thing excepted b that the Inflow
ml fathers, an a rule, pay the hills.
But theworrluuof the Society for Polio
than: political noblest» which concern the
met of articles imported for theiradorw
merit. The} have «incited themelres
thoroughly on the work and aim of the
I’anfimerimn com, reciprocity out!
the )Ionmthlctrim. All the nuhneqmut‘.
meetings they are to distort?» the nurses.» 2
[ion of Cannabis, the “marina of Utah and "
international copyright. After theseheury
topics have been nutiafnctorilyulinprml of
‘ between Italy and the United State». tho
financial situation of the Argentine Repair
lie and the domestic policy of Firm.
The discuminn of such subject» as that l
in the feature of the weekly meeting;
The constitution. of the United State» and
(fig-ales Smith
but forum.- thing. The lurid, of want, ?
ull'ects the prices on ribbons, has, fully -
ital Study have gone sleeper yet, which .
primal that they are not intermixed only in »
they may take up the diplomatic relations. '
4533??”
w ‘ OUR
'66: Stock , of Trimmed
till 3:” o'nlwh.
J ODDS AND E1408.
nary Sallie trapdoo- not show ulaflo
”Avoidedlsmrlou.”botitbnld
unwarduflymthuithm
bfindilm .
Thelatat bluish-hoped.
small tubeJhidiyouwryIu yourpoeht.
Ithfordlmqnudouly opem whculliio
desalted. '
3mm...“ M“‘“
to a to the
or somewhere on the deck our 'Iuldsbipn.
for the protection of thermal.
8min this country or in Europa
uuhfoundnolugeahnllu to the am;
phitheuru of the new until-on Square an
den of thin city. It; tuning amp-dry II
WM.
Reach a hull downwud to the brother
helawwd you willllud It bend reaching
downwind to you from the brother chore,
forwlougutbn‘e ls the one Mei-ul-
wayr the Other. ‘ '
Dr. Sirloin-h, of Ihrrbhurx. my. be re-
cently visited a Penmylnuiu town when
; Mouton“ understand his English. Ho
raw also workingmeo's notions WI in
fmr «llamas .
Wharwomaurkieumt justhuelodau
I opium-n? Slip I paper bus into the lpitr
Joan, which lures n ntfllenroundtholop
and gird that metal article“ furniture
quite a drum! up look. Every morning
put the soiled Ina mm the on,“ another
dreaded-job in at! your hands.
Thtrewill be but theme] oped-l de
mand for fancy wuintmuinp this spring,
which will be visibly increased. no doubt.
for the light wlorrd washable materials
for "runner war.
.\ mli‘mtlou of boob“ Ind belonged
to I’rlsiilrnt Fillmore war. molly our
Elfim-rl "If at Banal", and but small prim
um» “W1WI.Q3MOI the law books bring
in; but line out“ spit-tr.
Irrit.~.i-;;:ry and ml fertile” of the
menu.» err-run are frequently due to u
limit. «.2 nuluiuiz ms": food. jun an the
. meatless any hr ruleeblai through lack of
the Illa-l essential to. their proper nourish
Writ.
Though Mr Smrmron‘s muons do not
profit» In in» pmfmxnd, and though their
the relation «It the federal government”
the state: are smmlrml tom while.» no
little time is devoted nit each means to:
the study and. practice of parliamentary
usage. Next winter,“ bani-Lillie rektton I
of parties to the wrifmof the whom will ;
be one of the features for Muslim: 1
Miss time: Dodge recently delivered:- 1
address before the society on thembjca of ‘.
manual training. and other the disarming ;
that followed tea was nerve-l. Tails-L}
ways served before the meetings Minna. I
Tea is soothing utter a political 6mm
Thrigmmmxze 9! American women M
eerningthe poll-ties of their mm country 3
haulrequently been. commented upon. by
foreigners. In England the women one .
thoroughly informed on all political qua 1
tinns. Political subjem are distributed
than.» at the timide and around the dinner ‘
table. and the woman; are able labial their 1
own in argument with. thtuhlmt 5mm
men. It It! a. port of their alwhm not.
childhood. and I-anliahnm cannot noisier— ,l
utltnd why it should not he so everywhere. 1
The olflcnrs of the society are: mm.
Mrs. Emily I. Walkman; rice presuming, '
Hrs. Carolyn V. ()Ioer. Minn Therm Ram ‘
low and Hist: Hannah Allen. mulling
secretary. Mrs. Charlotte bani; curl-r .
spoudi [lg aeoremry, Minn Bertha anmw; ,
tremurer. mm Anna Locke. All women I
who are interested in tho study of political ,
subjects are invited to attend nod human 5
members. Them Maudmhetimc «ml
~New York World.
l The Walk of I). Golan- Amy.
‘ At the present moment the Solution
Army hm hole» than 9.80 regular 0",
livers, 13,000 volunteer email ruining;
homes, with all) code“. and ill!“ WI
neitttemi over 8:: dlflum countries In.
England nloue it he 1.3:! corps, and Lu 3
heldmme 160.0000me mm This?
represents a part til it: nligiom work lb i
sides thinltluu in mint wort :10 m‘
home. onheiters. Mood depot: nor! my
other morieaforzood. It began in th’
labour 0! In single Ilia-ill. W31
niinluer. without one, without fungi
without unit, without I“. “than;
1 eloquence: n m ml mull-m in}
. 3...:
(moi-m» z. in the diminution Ind the
“wetting." rather than in thethmight. they
are» «snow-t and coherent ”the mm:
thy-mt! mind «ml-l «invite. The direct
thnm only tau: 3 few boon-ml
th-xsxh it mm: It "mineral. that. in an»
«alter your. all the premier} life has hem
companion. and within; inmmitwd
to paper beyond the "Made," which fill
half; phone of m taper.
M Ila-u I- tounl I'll-k.
Therooukryhou—einmnlparkhthe
fume-ac rut-n of "at half million ofchil-
dnvnwbn lire in and surround New York.
"no inn-é stroll}! twain)». In nuv trig
cum- Ni- w A about; meat moon}. nht
till .1 ' -3»; azuphlnml to ni‘ilim
twat. Tm: mm has to he tulle-l.
sud m “hen the Keeper euim with
hi5 Motrin the fibula lot of than
up”; nod manner all to the nppo
~ - «i. Lem-f the mgruxn'l huddle tin-re. I
«Two the} arr." mt mil; neared. hut
ML!
. only pummel Ir. Il‘oh lot of montage”:
no but amenity has W the dear
‘ Irv-rel. of a arr} mull annual so *IK'II'
my: $.in tram“: lrnm one side of the
«mgr, 5.. the Mine!“ thr hi; um- actn u a
but!» In" the little our.
All the mmmsm on intimm terms
with .IEr. .hmlv. the keeper. not] unite I"?
on" law)” unlau they get Into his arms
or can hang about his neck. A: the keeper
has to on hi: brom- rigoronly to sweep
not; thefioor‘ukf-uy to an him any
around until-c of lire monkeys while
. let his work,
That whey Iron-ri- I seemed perm
mimic: It can only be quiet. when all
hndmnr why. You till unworthy
wlfnfllly mil Ind winning. and you
wilimy..‘mrhphmndtlndulut. So
would" Now he ongoing to uh- a cum
'1!”th nag» " III-fore you hare ml tint.
”I lot that wry me mm. utilizing on
. Ill: rope owl so 41: an attire Ind ruergrtic
new”: It at: . only one of bio trick».
"we a: tutu-r. help laughing when u moo.
lrwltstuyoo. [truest-retain:
Inn he will blink and wink, then put bin
twirl m we aide. with o knowing air. just
war , .
cold when it n. cold. Then it Mendy am. weak health,“ burdened with: mm «in» ' '9 "W” 5 "W- '"W 1W” W '5” h
of pork and beans, beef and mtuum.
conned corn and tomatoes Inmates weary»
lug. Soon came the task of "linking” the
low; down the slide: on mum flute for
monotone and vmortl.
Thorn wax u math at headquarters, and l
war will. for und put In CIIIM’KI.‘ of the cou-
ntrurtlon going on the line. and found my-
Ill'lf In it pmiflnu inquiring knowledge.
nkillnml potter to command and direct
tum hundred men.
It wan thru- m-eku before I was relieved.
and then to my meal reliel Mr. Thompson
hlmaclf, whom l had not men alone the
any of my arrival at (furlxlndulr, rode
Into camp. and almltlng my hood heartily.
Mill:
film! In that logging [ping doing.
Avery?"
”flow (him this piece of engineering do.
Mr. Thompson? Will It pal-7" IllIfI I.
"Ay. theydotell me down at litirnlm‘a.
that you are the preterit engineer of thh‘
line.“
“Mulls. Mr. Timmy-on. all due to
0".”
What better fortune could a Memllm.
nlmmt bemdlm, college boy Ink thou to
he mode engineer of the line of the I). nil
It. I}. rallruld up Thump-ado Creek em»
you, at mo per month. and be able to Me
stock in Thompson's pet. the ill mine.
which Is proving it Ixinnnm. l Lu”. J.
Burton in independent.
A Ooh-on front.
When P. '1‘. Burma: line In the momma:
busing-m in New York on. of his most
jovial Mouth was Gaylord Clam: More
litter-Mun In thorny: of our “than. M
6m” well matched to! mint.
era. Once-y when r. Clark dropped to
at the museum. a mu his m Hr.
Iteration, apparently much m, hurried
huMeud tntnthn primtoolfluud “all:
"asylum, I m- ehout to.“ farm l
not your urine. 1 how a m to you
chub the must wonderful or oil molested
freon. It's at first a . bk. then it
W we fear lad natural, then
It. ellmh- than “an“
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you.
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occult! water, he» nutter! the
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my»: "Who— on you outing in? Hope
you'll know boner! line?" If you Imp
um I»! a with. it In“ ad by the mon-
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use very tm"wlhrpn’r Young People.
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Matthew Inknol North Annalee. .
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and Umrimmed Goods.
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Carpal Malling.
Carpet Laying.
I up now prepared to promptly nttnlul to
All Kinds of Carpet Work
Carpets Taken lip. Cleaned and
‘ mu. , ..
Newtfnr; “uncle uml laid at nhort notice.
Old I'nl’ptilsi repaired in the best manner. In
short. any work pertaining to I'fll’ll‘lh done
promptly and at rcnwuublc prim».
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road Plume, and .l. .l.l mney'n. 7:
street, South Nurtrulk.
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IIIINl & ZElIIFF’S
Fish and Vegetable Market
Whgrrlmn ulunir- lln-l fl.t' Fruluwt l‘inlt
and \egrlzlllre. Aim Hull and Smut-xi i-‘lnli.
Oysters, Clams, lobsters.
I’m Tomato Caitlin.
Imported Sardines.
Agent» for Walla-omn- runner) llultrr.
(ml-Irv» Ilrliwml prumpl I).
HUNT & ZELUFF.
6000 IEIISLIILTIIE PEIlPlE.
Orrin; to the mute; demand for my
Popular Clam Chowder.
I will «poly rm families. mtnbllxldnx
dolly mun. % of mud"; unnrunlwd.
‘3‘: I’ll. QIIAII'I'. TM I’Iill “ALIA“.
IIMIIgIVrIIu-hltl-Inm my mum! allow
lion In making and ulrllwrluf. l willnlm tutu
ul~hit In my clnlml opium In in mirth-m
private rlulm. lull» plump. mlt‘ulr or public
turtles-atrium mum Alldrm
W. E. COLLINS.
553m.“ Ivonne. IIomII. Di.
. er. “I nt..llmer..l:2:. tum.“
Prices” to suit All.
CALL ANDWW
HWTIW
IlllellllNll. SIIN
snow-ammonium 5
5| Washington 8., ta. llomlt,
'21 lain Strut, IIonnIl.
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Balers, ngiectioners,
ICE CREAM-
u‘lf’iL’hyti WWW???"
[racelgrs' grille.
II. I. Ilew Haven t nation I. II.
(kicker 12, 13
TRAINS LEAVE SOFT" NO W A .
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0:. 358,16 mllot‘fl 21.. 3:; ac. ignite. 7 .5561. ll :31
e . . out on ran. or. a ac. III II ex.
I137 local or. II. {IL—42:“ or. lfll no. 2!!) or.
2?! no. in Stamford. express from Stamford.
3.5. 4 an ex. 5 U: M. to Stamford. 53) ex. 5 50 ac.
Cglex. dun. 7 5| er. ll II on. 11mm. I Ill-.m.
“ashlnxtou express. Sundn 1H5 Ill ex., 545
er., ll Ilium l’. . I. 45 M or. 7 t. 30., 9 '18 ac.
_ l-on Mir IIAI‘EK.‘ A. )l.-~ I in em; u If) ac.
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21...!“ ex., 1 can. :07 er.. 4 25 uc..5 15 ambit}
no. I 15 ex.. 7 Elna, ll 41 no.0 41m, ll width-mu
ox and on. 125 a. in., ex. Sunday’s— ? :9; m.
912 on. a. m.; M» u. . m.'
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'prlnigllr III M. ‘
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P. .\I.—-l‘.'tll extra Springfield), I": or. (via
Ilurtfordl.
LEAVE saw YORK
Flirt Sor'ni Summits. A. M.» not ex“ Mil
nu. . ii] an. lithium. 9M 80.. II “In" ll I)! an.
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all: cx., 33hr, 44!! ex. 4 “I ex“ 5 it: “.3512“.
mi unwfllil mu. ”magma ex. and nix, will
midnight rr. Sululnys~6lll um? Mimi)": an,
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Housatonic Railroad
Dutbury & Ilomallt Division.
CORRECTED“) Hill. ill, but.
' Tmilm lmrc Snuth Norwnlk l'nr llanlmry»
t. 5.915 n. m.. I2 ll. 2’. Ill, .5 10.6 5i and l" :1 p. ru.
Sumluy!» lit? a. m. and C 71‘: p. m.
Tram,- Imw linnlmry for South Suntan——
Ii ill, 7 35. Bill and ll 45 I. m.. 3 Ill, 5m and ti {0
p. in. Sundmx Mt'm. m and am i. m.
Train» ll-nu- South .Vnrwnlk fur ll-lgrflclclw
' in. S In and 623D p. m.
-ll fur Smith Sonia-ll; ~
1“ .lml ll .mll. Ill.. '31». 33!. 5"! llllll
nuts j in...
Fort New Yon. A. )l.-~li ”(except Mondnys) '
‘ ‘And you will see not only a ,
Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
gBut one in which the ‘
Best Material Is Used Combining Durabililyand ‘ ‘
Making it the best $3.00 Seamless Shoo in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTEI).
Call and examine them before purchasing any other Shoo, at .
H. S. BROWN’S
South MalnfiStreet. So. Norwalk.
B’RIDGE‘PORT.’
w. B. nan & Co..—
SPECIAL OFFERINGS. ‘
Filly Pieceslllaok Brilliantines, All inches wide. and Best IltII-
‘ Dollar quality, price, 299. ‘
One lot Colored Brilliantines also film, 1 lot- Ial Wide SuitiugsliOc,
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1 lot All Wool Suitings 25c, 1 lot elegant Plaids mic and 500.
Grenadines.
Wide Luce Stri es at $1.50, these are the finest ( 0d '
choice Silk and VI 001 Goods. handsome All “"001 fihmlsjmpom’
Henriettas and Cashmeres.
All the now shades, 1 lot Ill-inch wide at 31, not sold 1
less than SL153. fine French $1 (.Vnshmcres at 75c. e sewhere
Fifty Cents.
l5» pieces fine Surges. including all the new Spring and Summer
Shades at only 500, this is the regular Cull: grad».
Silks and Velvets.
All tho new Colorings. In great bargains in Black Silks, 75 styles
in fluid Pongcus. Mei-y shade in Plaid I'Uilgf‘cs. 1 lot handsome
Plaid Sllkf-l. our.
5.
More Room
Has been given the Small “'urcs. Buttons. Trimmings. Art Goods
Laces. liucliings. Collars. etc. inn Sirius Black Laces for Dresses,
2m styles New Dress Trimmings. ‘ ’
SpeCIaI Lots.
2mm Ornaments for Fancy Work reduced from .3110 to I
1 lot frum :lsc to luv a 1102.. Stumped Splashes be.
ing Tablets 2c cal-ll. Honuim- fluid Rings "
50 a (102.,
worth Illlc, Writ
_ .fic each. Shop in 'Ba
SI. “‘ul'lll SELF)“. Luinu‘s Exit-aims. 550. Vaseline 5c. ‘liatgelaitg:
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, Hun-rigor for I’ilfhlil'ld. ;
., pttswmn-r fur Ptfl‘lirltl. making .
Mr Allmny null the “'o ‘t. i
ill I'm. in.. mind fur llimlel ville.
lrw p, m.. mitul I'nr limit imniiuci-un.
I .‘II p. 2",, l’ithéirivl .tnel Albany pitsm'ngl r.
I! in p \‘~ ’ gm :ul
llill; ' .! Harrington.
7'!» I" pave - r fvvr I‘llhlirlll atul
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Old and Reliable
Daily Direct Freight line;
sounl IIDIIWIIII tun tumult;
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CITY 0F IIOIIWALK IND EAGLE
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.\cw \‘urk. ul 5 p. n:.. Saturday- ;tf I p. m. 5
Freight rwetrwl from T a. In. m .‘n p In E
llrlurnim: Innate Ie-stw .Vuru’ull. at 5- p. Ill. and E
South Now-ll; lit MI p. Ill. I
I‘rriultt taken (mm and rm eitul fnr nlli
[llllllk up the lhmlmr) Illtl Sunni}; and Sliv- 1
you; Ii.ulruud~ zit ,:rr;tlly ruiuv («I l‘itll'~, i
l mil uptiilulinn lu flgt'lllr- the l'itl of Nur- ‘
\ml ' and Izmir Will M «in! for Inpwizll Info of
”right nnywlwrr ti. S-vw \'nrk or its tirlnity.
{VAN II'FWIII! lilt‘ furlud tripling xtny n-f'
llu-emplu on of the hunt.n of link llIlt‘lll’I ur-
ruttntof t eunuch tlarrcof. alfi
Peat Moss
STABLE BEDDING.
('lrnn. thinning-M. llcullhful. ul
IIIIF ”THE cosr or smw.
H A Z E LTO N
.\ ml
Cross Creek
CQAL-
Hillary: Outline. ianllllleslnul
WOQD;
Balelllilendhraw,
BIIIII MID FEED.
IIaymondBrmhers
1 Mn.- nmv man I I‘ I
“an.“ m n m n rludmt
llllila Collins. light Brahmas
and Plymouth nulls.
All prams. Stock.
0. 5.3mm.
all In illi'hnpel film. Moth Mmrnlk.
Bags 35c. worth 750. Travelling Bugs. #30. worth $1.25.
The Best Goods
AT LOWEST PRICES.
Boots and Shoes
mew—"—
Glover ~8.1 Olsen’s.‘
Sl’ltlf ’l .\ L'l‘ll'lS.
(lur Sumli Kiel l.:llllt:~“ Sim Shoes are the finest ever offered
in South Nurwalk.
Ludit-s' Frvnrh Kill. lluml Scwcd. Indira” French turned fab"
wells at prit-vs that will usinnish you. "
-\ full line of Laidivs‘. (‘hiloli-vn's and Men‘s Shoes that will
pay all to examine.
Glover .& Olsen
LEIlllEllS III THE 800T All!) SHOE TRIBE.
Thaddeus Guyer,
FIIISl-CLASS IillDCEIllES!
SDIITII MIIII STREET SMITH "DIWALI. »
F. H. NASH & BRO.
Estimutm girl-n on
Plumbing. Gas FillingJin and Sheet Iron Work.
We nn- soiling
Victory. Ilew Stamford. and Silsby’s Steam Healers.
Wu have a film is-k of
Decorated and Plain China.
I‘ho [minimal and UNCLE NICK llA NIlES, Both Bet and Port
tilde. including New York Ranges.
. smut no sums
WM 3 HOME. MILLIN ERY.
Mrs. W. Fawcall,
Ill). 3 Water Strut Hamil.
Exhibit» All the latent it” In
Pillar» Ilals. Bounds and III
Millinm Novelties.
Indie.- grill plum «rcpt tIllu trim“ a
comb. \\ :- nlutIInpr-ii our new , I
AIYN’I. Imminent try Minilh line...
rm or about All?” nth.
FURNITURE
liltE.‘.'f‘4Il;l:tllAlNII.
Davidetow, L
mil Iain mm.
7
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Timon lull-l on Wmulwnrd. Lin-
coln and Immune llt’f'IlIIt‘tl are the
Cheapest and Best lots for the
Honey in Hill Oily limits
TWENTY-TWO IBIS IIIIE BEEII
Sill" IIIIS IEIII.
Eight morn lute will ho offered
at prurient. Terms of payment
will he made to edit your mm.
vault-nee.
You can more one of them
lot: if you will only try.
For particular-u apply to
um i mu
Norwalk Chronicler