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TOM’S MONEY.
. In. Laughton hId found what she had
hell looking for all her life—the man under
her bad. .
Ivory night of her nearly thirty years of
,Ixfitcnec this pretty little person had
stooped on her knees, before haying her
prayers, and had investigated the space he-
neath her bed: bad then peered beneath the
‘ dlrk recuoof the dressing cure, and bar.
‘ ' inglooked in tbedéep drawerof the bureau
and into the closet, she fastened her door,
Ind felt as secure a a until in n shell. As
Ibo never, in this particular business,
burned to have my confidence in Mr.
Tasman, in spite of the fact that she ad—
mired him and adored him, neither his
W nor his absence ever made any
, variation in the performance, She had
gone through the motions. however, no
. WI time that they had come to be in n
manor perfunctory, and the start she
waived on this night of which I speak
nude her prayers quite imposniblc.
What was she to do‘: She. n cownnl par
eminence, known to be the moat tintorous
of the whole family. and here she was now,
the two maids away in the lltllc wing,
locked out by the main house, alone with
‘_ Iburglur. and not unothcr being nearer
flan the works, it half mile oil.
How did this man know that. sin-wits
Without any help here? How did he imp-
lznto be aware that Tom’s money mt‘ all
'inth house? If that money was Iakrn,
nobody would believe the story. Tum
would be cushion-d, he never could live
through the disgrace, In: would die ofn
Inukeu heart and sheaf another. “'hnt
Ital-chance for her to be left with the
wholoflting in her hand-5, her little. weak,
humbling hands-Tom's honor. hi» good
nomennd his success, the-Ir fortune, the
welfare of the whole family, the livelihood
of III the men, the safety of the enterprise!
What made Tom l'lnk things so?
" It on worse than any in»; of tummy to
the such a wretch EB this 50 near one, so
Ihndderingly, an awfully near, to be >0
' clone to this to the lmtunnlcao pit itself!
Light and electricity are swift, but
thought is swiftcr.
7 ”mod Mrs. Laughton was on her feet,nml
Unrespendulum could have more than
mug backward she took the light hm
~ and bent it rolling away from her
_ withdl her might nnd mnin, leaving the
More uncovered. lle lay (“rally on one
Iidr, at sum: little club,in his» hand, some
was gleaming in his belt
"You look pretty, don‘t you." said 5hr.
Perhaps this was on much of a shock to
the man as his appearance had been to bar.
“Got up,"uaid she. "l'd be a man if I
was man. Get up. I'm not going tollltrt
’m_n
The idem of this litllrr iniryrguern of n
woman, almost small enough to have
flowed out of u ruin lily. hurting him!
But it who to different from what It: had
hen Iw‘Iitinu that it Married him. II»
III on his feet now, towering over her.
”No," said hegvuffly; "I don't nupwse
you're going to hurt me. And I am not
firing to hurt you if you hand over that
“What money?" opening her eyes with
I wide sort of astonishment.
“Conn! None of your lip.
money!"
“Why, I haven't any money! Uh, yrs, I
' tho, to he sure. lmt"~~
"I thought you'd remember it." said the
non, with a grin.
“But I want it!" till-3 exclaimed.
“I want it. too!" said he.
l want that
“Oh, It wouldn't do you any good," ahe
moaned. “Fifteen dollars. And it's all
the my I’ve got in the world!"
"I don’t want no fifteen dollnrn," said the
m. “nnd I don't wInt none of your chin—
uh; I trust the money your husband's
plug to pay off with"——-
> "Oh. Tom's money!" in quite a tom 0!
relief. "Oh, I haven't nnytbing to do with
Tom’u money. If you an get my money
out of Tom it‘a mort- than I can do."
, ”YIIJ Ire, you little hm upnmr," bl»
‘ , queen-Ina back to her from n survey of
" the room. “that you've got Tom's money
ill the home here. and would like to throw
mood th nee-mt"
“If IhId," mid she, "you'dnuly get it
m my and body!"
“Conn" raid hemain. "I've had cnough
of your “kWh—v
"You’re not very polite," «he mid. with
ion-think like ll pout.
”People In my line ain’t," haunt-nail
“lily. "I wat thIt money! I'd rnthcr
m by it ponchoble," he growled. “but
“Well, you can take it. of course, you're
firmer. But I told you below, it's
III I hove, and I’ve very vertical-r use for
I. You M Ilt down!" rho cried, indi'
lacunae. In truth, nhe
panther moment.
it It.” held the, “right under
me. You won’t have
for it. or ruminant
portion of the stock must be sold in order to make room for
NEW 60008 COMING IN.
What this opportunity which is offered in the famous Boot
., and Shoe store of
. c. H. HARVEY,
V 70 NORTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
In the fraction of n
6 a .llroplnlheloalt hoolrada.
‘ Down they go. 1500 pairs to be told at n
‘1 l5 )Per Cent.
I’ve made Tom ..
There's only ;. unis-r urn} twcrzen Ind
frizm in thew imxeu," as he went over the
top of the llYIzrx- immune. trill keeping ulook-
out on her. "Tbnt’n my lac-i, Ind I whit
you wouldn't linger tin-m; I don’t believe ‘
your hand. on clean. “first make: you
look at the sol", For the man bod loft hh
IaIrch again, and his glam was My;
her through. "'Oh, your eyes are like nug-
en turning to live cools!" she cried. "II
that the way you look at your wife? Do
you look at your little children them
way?"
“I ain't got no wife or kids."
”I'm eure that's fortunate." said In.
Laughton. “A fnmily wouldn't have In!
pence of their lives with you following
Inch a dangerous business. And they
couldn't see lunch of you either.”
”Look here!" cried the man. his potiem
gone. “Are you a fool, or are you binning
rue? I've half a mind to knock your bad
in." he rriml. "and hunt the house over for
myself."
"You wouldn't find anything if you did,"
' rm.- Ihe price of that.
on comm! um. ‘
om um ”ONLY.
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iii il’wmu"""wrri'. " .... ”I. a. unwrapw ‘ " .
2| lull! Strut. 80.”de.
Meats. ,
FIB“. Oysters.
Fruilslegelablesluullry.
or ALI. mama 13mm 32mm.
AT WHOLELALE 8t RETAIL
um ' ‘
ODDS AND EN”.
Brother are not I favorite except wfl I
low nnimaln. though rubhito footy than.
Newer cut your com with I darn it
Irumrnt. This I. It but but I teapot-y
felicf.
The l'nited Stan- h- rota-rod thirty
three international (ll-put. to whim
dnring the present century.
All the letten of the Ilprhot upper II
II the followinu our-toner, “The quick
lllrvvn fox jumps over I lay dog."
5A child three your: old has actually horn
Curried off bym axle m'l'reuaimin
Hungary, in tightof the fuller and mother.
Acliizen of St. Louis luuid tour-kn I
good living by renting turtles to mul-
nuts for advertising purports.
(in dark nights u white light all be m
Ilflhcr than any other color: on bright
nights ml takes the first place.
Mn. Worth, the wife the furious P»
risinu dreumker, d very plainly. It
Ihe returned, leaning hack in her chair. .
“I've looked often enough, when [thought i
Tout had hillllt.’ money. I never found any.
“'hnt are you going to do now?" with IE
cry of alarm u! bin internment. ,
"I'm going to tie you bond and foot." l
“Oh, I wouldn‘t! I'd rather you wouldn't ‘
~rnnllyl I promiw you I won't leave this I
cbxnir”— ‘
"I don't mean you shall."
“I lb. how can you treat me so?" she ex—
clnimul, lifting up her streaming face.
"You don't look [‘1ch person to treat a
woman 5U. ldonLt like tube tied; it makes
one feel an helpless."
"Wm: kind of a mum fool be yumnny-
way?" slllll the man, stopping a moment i
to Man: :it her. Aux! In: mmleustcp then
toward the high Cht'hl of drawers. half bu-
reau, hall writing desk, for u ball of tape
he an" lying them.
"i lb," she cried. "don't! Don't {:0 thcn‘.
For nurroy's rink", don't go there!" ruining :
her mire till it was like the wind in the .
rhimm-y. "0h. plume don't go thew!" At ‘
which. as if feeling morally, or rather imv
ernllymrv that what he had come for
was in that wot. in.- wind the handles of a
drawer and clown frll the lid upon hi3 llt‘lfll
with a whorl. tint jrtmmt‘d his baton-r
his tyre; and blinded him with pain and
fury for nn instant. "i knew itr” win: cried.
"I Luz-w it would! ltuld you not to go!" I
"You hlllll. your mouth quick!" mam]
the man, with u npluttcr of wills.
"That's right," all? mid, her (an: like I
pityintz mun. "Ihln't mind um. I nl’
mush-ll Tum hr HWO'JI' whun Ilr- jztms his
thumb. I know bur. If. is mywli uhcn I'm
driving a mill."
The Hum went and rail. down in the chair
on whose back be had been loaning.
“I swear I don't know what to make
of you." said he, rubbing bin head rue»
fully,
“You run make friends with nua'WuId
she. "'l'iiul'u what you can do, l’mmtrc
I‘w slimm you that I’m friendly enough.
[Tlt'l't’t‘ Iwin‘n» nny lmrru of any one Kill I
are ll in ~. lij I don‘t bluuu- you for wank
ing llw money. I'm always in want of
mom-y. I‘ve told you you might take
rhino, though I don't want you to. But I
shouldn't give you Tom's money. even if I
know whore it Wm". Tom would kill me if *
leiill, and I might as well be klllul by you «
as by T: niwunel better. You can make ‘
frirndw w ith mo and be suvne protection to
mt- till my lumbaml comes. I’m expecting
him uml .lllluzs every moment."
The man starlcvl to his feet.
"lio you M‘r' that?" he cried, holding his
revulwr under her now. "look right into
that gun: We’ll have no more fooling.
It'll be your lz's'tk look if you don't tell me
where that money it before l count three."
She put out her hand and calmly moved
it snide.
"I've looked into these thing.» ever nines
I‘ve lived on the prairie," :‘lfllll she. "And
I dare: any it won't go ofl~minc won't.
Midas, I know very well you wouldn't
slim: u wmnmnnnd you can't mike bricks
without straw, and I've told you I don't
know anything about that money."
"You are n game one," mid be.
“No, I'm not," she replied. “I'm the
"lust trcrnenlloux coward. I'm nlone n
great «Talmud I quuke at every round,
every crmk of n timber, every rustle of the
urn-m, and you don't know anything about
who: it hi to have your heart Maud still
with horror of a wild hunt. or a wild In—
dian. or it descrtetlwn donating mldier.
There's n urea: Apache down there now
rtn-tchul out in his blanket on the floor
before the fire in the kitchen, Ind I come
up here a» quick on I could to lock thcdoor
behind us and all up till Torn came home,
And I declxre I never wan so thankful in
Ill my life no I '18le now to we at white
form when I looked at you !"
“\N’cll, I'll he ——---2 Apache!" cried the
tiritur. “See here, little one. you're raved
your hutbrtml’n money for him. You're I
little double handful of pluck. lhnnu't
any idea but you know when it'u hid-v
but he got to be making inch. If it
wmn't for working that Apache I'd leave
lit-d llun'» handwriting on the well."
And nlrmm while be we. rpmkingho
hmlnwurur hlmlf out of the window to
the vrmrdn roofnnd had dropped to the
ground and nude of].
Mn. Laughton wulted till nine thought
he mind. be out of hearing, Ironing out an
if elm were wing It the moon. Then the
MIT} nhut end fanned then-shunt! crept
with nhnklng limb- to the door and un-
locked lt,nnd fell in n doodhint arrow
the lbrenbold, and there, when herotuvned
tome thmnnnrten of In hour later, Tout
found her.
"0h, Tomi" rho-obhed, when the become
mix-clout that the who lying in his Arm,
bin hem heath) like I trip hummer. hie
voice hoomwit fright undhe inflated
her to barn her en. “lo thmnu pectic
in the hi MW— on Budget.
Senator rm. MI".
_ fines to prove the truth of on old proverb.
"Lady Burton's revised union of Sir
Richard Burton’» translation of the "Arn-
binn Nights" In the edition from which
the exernperor Dom Pedro is making:
Portuguese translation.
Rub togetherone tnblupoonfnl of humor
V and three.- of flour. Roll th'ni into the up
per crust of pier. It will render the crust
dark y and tender.
A Bmton society woman says it Is quit.
Ifml nmoug lloauon young gentlemen to
uko up the [malice of veterinary surgery.
The same thing is noted In \thinxton.
In nrmorplate lent» steel has generally
IX;ch found to compete more succrmfully
with cmnpuuml armor when the plates
wcm eighteen lnchm thick than when they
were only twelve inches thick.
Prfl‘iuus to the emancipation act of I88
Human Catholics wrrr excluded from our-
pnrnlc office», from parliamr-nt. forbidden
{it many l‘l’lllllhlm'llu ur to carry nrnis,n.nol
were under \‘atriom other vlL-ialtlllllt'h.
It in m-il known (but Vegetable and sul-
rnal mix are unsuimhlw for cylinder lubrL
artiun. and rec-sully in Patna Where mlza
oil was lewd it was found nr-crwnry to
burnout thrilquhifrlln the [-urh of the
lomnmlve cylmrlrn.
link (in! the noon.
Kalle was going to bed after I dIy of
toil mlhllllli: be: sick and maimed dolLs-
chronic- xinulubr all of them—nut! he!
bountiful duck, the one old quack"
that lrnl’rlell with the hen: became he had :
no better company. The robin that bud n
been watching her out of the corner» of his _
bright r-yer, as he run over the lawn and
lint-ml to her wattle. wan Isletp already
with lllfi brad under his wing, Ind lintie'o ;
hung heavily on mother's shoulder it.» uh! '
"Now I In}: me" had ‘
M‘llmllvl, with many yawn-s in betweru,‘
tmnm's pct hurl boon tucked in .
wu llllell‘rfirllnx her.
Ind
snugly; but jihl’. :l~ Elm pln'py (trawl icy-ll
charm; ‘ Em mt numb-lily bull upright.
”Mahmud," slur said, "I want Johnnie}
picture inmkwthnt with the htmlrl."
“Illlhll, Kalle-3" paid lirr mollirr, the
lea»: bit. Wl‘1ll'll)'.{tll' t‘rm lllllr! fret. and the
lltllu [OLIJllr' inul never-«ward going one
mommt nil ilsly. “Km-r u‘r will go to
sleep."
"lint, runmum," nml thr him-yea pin-mind
earnwtly. “min I have Julmnic'u picture
hunk llll‘fiolhl?"
"Sol lulllLIhK, tlenrie; it I: too late."
“Hannah." will Katie, sitting up very
ntl’uluht and looking trrysolemn indeed,
"I heard u awry of it little Kirk—5hr was I
guml little girl—Illa! maker! lll'f momma
ouwt when Hire was put to lml for the pint:
one book with the lambs, and the mnmmn
told bu- r'no couldn't have it, ntxd—~nnd"—— ‘
the baby voice fell to nu Iwal whbsper and
the eyes grew very big—“in just ~nbout~
two-minutes—slw wma dead!"
"My. Katie! And what killed her so
quick?"
”lit-rmlw," said Kittie with conviction.
"lirw‘otm: who didn't get the book."
She got it, and in five minutes was Mieep
with It in her nrms.~—llnrper's Young;
l'rflpli’.
Water! to Know.
l'o-zr men were ever (under of new» and
parsnip than was old Jerry Clinbrn. Despite
thin loudness, however, Jerry was not II
talkermnd rorely took port In converwl
lion other than to ask on muuional quay
tion about name point of npcclal intern-rut.
(hm day J-try’n brother William, who
livrd mule mile-i uwny. came to virlt him.
William hurl bi» right hand heavily bund-
Igul, and thin fact, of couple, required In
early explanation.
"Iinrnt it ’molt 0! 't the [In t' other
night." mld Will'tIm. ”'I'c tee, old 'rlqunro
lh-nn’n bum not alive, 'n' I went with tho ‘
mot; but 'twuu'l any um. 'bout everything
wmburnt lfl win the 'rqunre I'd giro
that boy tech n liekiu' ’t he couldn't
plant."
" \‘but for?" naked the intemled Jerry.
"Why. (or uetlln’ the burn nflrc.”wu
the reply; ”but there! I furxot ter tell ya
’bout that port of it. To no the «guru’s.
boy t-xmtdongh head-film found unmvl
mttin' on the ridge P012, and In, of mum.
he had ter :3me at it.
"Wail, the burn winder we: open, ’n' the
annular! went right inter the hnynow. ’n'
'lwun't five minute. Iforu 'twns all think
ln'. Everybody turned out, and we not out
the olrl hm, 'n' then Bill Trout mid"—
andsothe old munweut on with I long
wiry, giving every detail of what wm
dime, mid and thought by each one who
was prmnt at the fire.
When at Int the Itory meudrdold
Jerry remained for moral minutes Ii-
leutly mediating on what he had heard;
then he suddenly looked tip-nil purely
united, “ my whether the boy killed
the wil"—- outh'r (.‘ompunlon.
. onto an t- Ito Inna.
Aynuux Wyn-rt who morale the
younger circles told mothiugout of the
usual run the other day. no Ireland-
rourr tribunal] and m.“ Ipfiml
fuvorito the rib.
wand jun. he unthi- onno around
sail-rip
r
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ti;
Charles Smith
BENNETTIL HIISTED,
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lint-Him haunptedtokh-npmy tun
* ” diamond
EARLY Us
novelties for
India vhecnuld willie tuitndJorwe
Iny 0|"me Itprleetlolowt
Cur
Stock of Trimmed
and if we (annot cult
till sun o'cloc
H.
conundrum “
menu vm, secoun owner, m-
rznumouu semen luv 24.
Ion-f tho lac-III. ll Illa xvii. 0-1..
(Ion-It Vernon. lI-IS—Goflo- nu. I!
Chrou. xxlv. 10-60.mtnry by the
luv. 1). ll. Sm
[Wlmmmllelveru-ndvhw-
m oflt. ll. mutual-«J’hw
6. “In the ninth year of floshogtheklng
of Auyrin took Sumeriu, Indcnrrlodllnel
away into Asyriu."
After more then 50 years of continued
rebellion against God,dnrl which film
nineteen kings reigned over In, not our
of whom did right in the sight of tholrord,
Shalmnnmr. king of Auyrio. W
Samaria, the capital of Israel (I King: xvi,
It) in the sixth year of lie-hen, and After
threeycam tookitundcurrled lwIeIInto
captivity (vn. I-o). That God wodd do
this if tbeyrefnned to obey llim llc had
plainly foretold by Ills servant Mone- (Lev.
xxvi, 23-3}; Dent. xxviil, 63,54), Ind by the
prophets llc bod giyen them many I worn
inz, so that they were without excuse.
7. "For no it wan, that the children of
Israel had eimwd against the Lord their
God, which hurl brought them up out of
thc land of Egypt, etc."
God through Males, and through hinter-
vunbs Iloaen. Amos and Jeremiah, makes
frequent referent-c, to Ilia bringing them out
of Egypt no .1 mtwu why they should obrny.
'1'. "And walknl in the Mathias of the
«hon, whom the Lord mt out from In:
the children of Israel."
9. “Andtbechildren of Iarwldiducretly
. tho»: thing,» that were not right again-it
; the lnrol thir God."
3 Not only publicly but secretly were they
’ "mmglml among the heathen and Iertrnvl
'5 [hair worka" (1’s. cvi, K». In the dark they
. dial wirkully,saying. "The Inn] teeth us
not. llm Lord hnlb forsaken the earth."
, lo. ".tnvl they not them up images, and
I, grown in every high hill and under every
1 gm-n trm."
l liven .TmIJb llltl this also In the days of
* the 5.... ..r Solomon u Kings xiv, 2.5. no.
and Him followed the plundering of the
1 u-inplc by the bug of llzyptmnly thirty
i lulll‘ yvaru :lllr r its dedication ll King: Vi,
he. xw. -i. :13), Win-u we consider the
,L plniu cummumh of (loci not only not to
. but up theme places, but to destroy all such
things and plum-s which the heathen had
not up allcut. xvi, 2! "'7' xii, ‘2), chm Ipt
i
. f
twink. "How could they than fly in the
hum of thrill" llut we bud better MIR our
own hmrts, ,
ll. “And (hr-re they burnt incense in III
the high platen). .u did the lie-then whom
the Lord curried nwuy before them; and
wrought u inked thing» to pmvokcthe Lord
to anger.“
l1. "l’ur [hr-y srrvc-l idnhl, whereof the
Lord L». l mid unto (hum. Ye Pll‘ill nut do
Hm in. J.
llr'~i 12‘ tlu- ”fulfil comlmulxlmrut rel
rnrulni in lit. xx,:uul Dent. v, llfih‘l‘i to
lA'l'. uni, l, "Ye thrill nuke )‘uil no idols.
nor grown image, ’ " " to bow down
out. it. for l nm the lard your Hod."
.l. .ir.¥6.ll Illl‘lr creator and covenant isn’t»
IliJ'l‘Nldt'hll’t‘ll to lx- tlwlr portion. Ilo
noon-«l thunmll fur llimmlfmml He would
In: “holly xor them. lie would be their
nlllr'lvl nml their excmlmu gm: reward. as
‘ llt‘ Mild It! Abram.
Ll "Yet the Inn! tmtificvlngrtlnst 11ml.
mul against Judah, by all the prophet»,
and all the: arm. shying, Turn ye from
your evil waya.”
: See name of Ills pleading with them In
Isa. i. 115. ii; Iv, 7‘. Jer. ill, [2-, xxv.,-'r; kink.
xxxiii, ll; Hint. xiv, l. “Thus saith the Lord
God. the Holy One of Term-l. In returning
, and mu aboll ye behaved; in quietneuund
in mnlldence nhall be yourstrength; Ind yr
would not" line. xxx, l5).
ll. ".‘érytwirh-runding they would no:
: bear, but burdened their neckl, like to the
5 nn‘k of their futheru. that did not believe
ill the Lord their taxi.”
§ (in the lust verge we quoted from Iminh
f the moi wonlr,".\ml ye would not." it
9 Wm lb» tame all through their history, till
3 Jews ”limit!” uttered the some worri-
' short!) below they crucified Him.
’ In. ".tnd they minted his ttntutre,rtnd
: his covenant, and thry followed vanity and
. became min."
Ilt‘ in wisdom, and wisdom is the princi-
pnl llunu, better than rubies or will or
, Illirr; but fool» despise wisdom; it I! too
, high for tiquI’rov. iv, '4’; viii, ll, W. i, 7.
xxlv, 7’. In Jar. x, b, H, Li. idols rrul
’ idolatry Mr milled list and unity. When
the purple of Lyutrl took Paul and Ham
. Two for grille, and would hue wornhiped
* them, l’nul exhorted them to turn from
tin-«e voult'm unto the living God who
made all tiling lActs XIV, l5).
It). “And they left III the commandments
of the Lord their God. Ind mule them
molten bungee." _
'I‘hc culve- ntllon and Bothel, Ind the
blolgmnr cverywhere. proclaimed their
folly. They turned their bricks on the
Creator and wonhiped the work. of ill»
homily-uh, moon nnd math“ than
flint-ell. It sums to me that if we M b»
berm think me of the gifts of (mi than
of Himself; if it lolleoren or happiness,
or our mm Damn-l welfare we are chiefly
necking, we «rein «longer of committing
luml'n tin. God lllmuelf In our unit»
lion, and Ill» mmmxndmto should be
our delight bummer lie hurt given lllluseif
to m; and obedience to IIII but command.
“(lo yr In world, and preach the
Chapel tnevcry on," rhould gm no
the mutant my of lint if we are more
concerned
but” we carry In 0
lie think of us!
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MMER HATS.
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OUR P Ric,
Arhweflkmn.mhehwuuymhtvmlutbhcilyovm. Nola‘dymnlare
OUR STORE
you,ltvrillbono qultofChrnda or Price. Open evening:
hKRIEGER,
South Norwalk. Conn.
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in larger and more varied starch than
they are notiu it. (Full and examine
and Umrimmed Coulis.
Carpet again.“
Carpet Making.
Ell“ Laying.
lil‘mxill'é"3l"i:”§7f§lll76}l
Carpets Tflfl; Cleaned and
New (‘nrprtn rrmdr and laid at whorl notice,
Old Farm. rennin-din the boar manor-r. In
Alum, any work permitting to cumin done
promptly and or remmnblc pricm.
John Allen.
"film left M V. P'. IIyrbr-r'n rrvtnrxrnnl. Ilullr
rmul Plum and .l. J. l'mncy'», 2? Worthington
nth-rt. South Sorwalk. unit if
HALE’S
Cough Balsam
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Willi CHERRY.
NDBEHDIIND,
TAR Mill Till“
20 Cents.
H. R. HALE,
Sc lllWALK. ('l l.\'.\'.
mammal“.
Cllhlllll till
mammaum
5i rm 8.. u. lupin,
21 m m, mat.
Bakers. Weathers.
,ICE CREAM.
truism: errm
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N.T.,Ifll am & Nadlllll TIN.
02mm 12, ll...
"DUES LITAVK STOUT" NORWALK All
FULUIWHS:
row N" You. A. 3.4mm . Slowl- pr
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mfllfflllomlex m..tl|'i or. will at. If!“ «I.
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Mar. to Stamford. norm-m frm Mumford.
Mfr, Ifilexfilfi or. to fitmfrmlJrWex. 5mm.
flfliuJu u. 7 5i 21.8 if u. may», I 032mm.
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Henry Tilly. m. "i’W-30mmninsllumbililym _
Making it the best $25.00 beaming; Shoe in the market. ' "
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.” ,
Call and examine‘tlwm before purchasing any other shoe, It ‘
H. s. BROWN’S,
”BthGI-zfion'r. .
W. B. Hall&Co
SPECIAL OFFERINGS.
§
BNIT N’s $3.003"
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Heat and Perfect Fitting Shoo.
But one in which the ‘
Wuhin on ex . fit 04'»
cl.” 1.5%» I’. {it I
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main. l'. )1. my“. M: ran. Imam, 7 L?
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morning;r betwren
l i: win Sharr- Linn.
lzm encrin Syringrirlril. m: exuvio
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no.7"! hammer. it"! my, ll "‘91.. “Man.
Milne. lslru.. 25min.
amen. when. ”Jet“ Nit rx.. Slflexflpltu’w
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midnight u. Sunday»- Mil no.7 L‘irnc..lil¢ac.,
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Housatonic Railroad
Danhury a Iorvlalk Division.
I" llillll TRUTH FEB. I“. I‘M.
Trufwlmw ~’m.m S-T‘Q’llll for Ilwhlml‘}
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mm“; » My: t. to uni of;
my ll up Tkrrzluirl fr" of}! l“ inrnlk
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PRICES LOW.
Brookslde Stock Farm.
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Where are You lining?i
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MINT 81. ZELlIFPS
Fish and Vegetable Market
Whrrr Tum ulungw I‘m! 1?... l‘rnlwu: 'l‘lt
not! \‘rgrtulnlw. Mu. ml! :tml firm-hm! l'l-h.
oysters, Clams. lobsters.
Parr Tomato CM,
Imported Indian.
harm- luv Wulwnmn'u t’rmrm-ry llnrm.
(mien drilwrrd promprly.
HUNT & ZELUFF.
5000 NEWS Hill TIIE PiITPlE.
thing to the (1'!le demand for my
Popular Clam Chowder.
I will Inm-ly prim" tnmlllw. «uniblishina
dull! mutt-s. lien: or quality Kuuontmi.
file "I ”ISN‘T. 7M '88 IIAIMDI,
l-hnllxlve llu' bminrm my nominal ottrw
"rm In making: and vlriivrrlmg. I will slim fur-
nish it in my vim-rm! mmntltln to mer'l.
private club. bull», plr'hlo'w, privntr n1 puhlh'
prim” It abort notice. Adrirm
W. E. COLLINS.
Slimline I'm, Inuit. Ct.
lflNlI SCIIMIB 8: SUN.
Waugh-Milton”? ”I“
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mun-r fur l'nvflm‘. and
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. \l'. l'l‘flix’l".frru.r*i.ts l’.¢~~~f. ’v r Agent.
Old and Reliable
Daily Direct Freight Line
mml mmu no mum.
Till: I’lfl ll’hflJfiKfi
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loss than 8!.
in Plaid l’trngmrs. curry slim i.’ in
Plan] Silks. PM:
Lam-w. llllcliings. I 'ullnrs. ctr.
Pieces Black billiarlints Ill inches wide, and lest Ilrll-
m’ Collar malty, pianist.
0m.- Iot Colorrnl Brilliantines also 290,] lot 15 Wide Suitin 506
1 lot All Wool Suitings 256.1 lot elegant Fluids 3’ ’
Grenadines.
Wide Lace Stri n at 81.50, these are the finest
choice Silk and \ ool (lmds. handsome
Henriettas and Cashmeres.
All thr- ncrw shadm, l lot likiucb wide
'7
5574c and 50c.
oods im
All “'ool goods. po
9
at 8|. not sold elsewhere
:7. fine.» French 8! Cashmcrcs at 75c.
Fifty Cents.
lilo pieces lino» Herr rs;s._including all the now Spring and Summer
shades of only 501-. t us In tho» regular 63}:- grade.
Silks and Velvets.
All til» now ['oloriugo. In treat bargains in Black Silks, 75 styles
Plaid l’ongcvs. 1 lot handsome
More Room
Has been givrn tllv- Small “Hun-st.
Buttons. Trimmings. Art Goods,
- . ’ ’ ll'“ hlylv'w Black Lacks for Dresses,
2m :4mi 3W; lll't‘fi'a 'l I’llllllllllg‘.
Special Lots.
win a lrllfllrlt'llh for Fancy Work rmlnml from 5m- to la: a doz.
l lot from :lw to luv u dnz“ Stnrripml Splusllm in; Worth 209, “'rit,
in; Tnblvts 2c ovnr'lr. Urmlim- Gold Rings 23c rat-h. Shop ring Bags
81. Worth 351.3“. Luirin’s Extracts. 33c. Vaseline in a
ling» 3.3.», Worth 25". Travelling Bags. m’w. Worth “.25,
V
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The Best Goods
IT LOWEST PRICES.
Boots and Shoes
——«—-.\T
Glover & Olsen’s. .
SPHCIA LTII'IS.
Hilr Small Kiri Igullm' 333.4%? Shops (Irv Tllt‘ Tim-st M'cr offered
in Smith S. vrwnllc.
invlie‘s' Fro-ml: Kid. ”and Sewn-d. Ladle-J l'rumlr
Vt‘o-ll‘ :li pl‘lr't-n Illzll will ibhifllr’ll you.
turncdjrt
A full limo of Luelim'. (“biblro-n's :uul lit-H's Mums that will
pay all in domino.
it at I. m p. m.
5 (Pain .A'Ill’ rmmirvl for all
m» ll-mlpm. owl .‘ml'th mnl .‘hr-Z
m rude alumni}. rnlmrvl mt.» .
l'i" .tm r. in 34min no» t in MY Suvv‘
..-l Flmlo will l» «m for an 1.3.1 In” nil
.. ur. .un film?» in New ‘inrk ur =r- H'lilll}.l
i" \ll {>4"-»"r~ .rrr forbid if'hlllu; :my ut‘
the «rum-v n u! (hr bum. nf [LN lmvnnm-
mum u‘ tlmuunrn magma,
all:
PeatMoss
STABLE BEDDING.
l bum. Fir “numb '21. llonlfhful. M
lllr THE mm or stair.
H AZ ELTO N
Am!
Cross Creek
goAL.
m... .‘.‘.i;..........
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Baled Ila" and Straw,
CIIII Ill fill).
Raymondllrolhers
Eggs in Hatching
have mm "mm of liar! of «Minn
«My,» nf
m Cochin. lint Niall!!!
“Phantom.
a... w m... .. 4..
All Premium Stock.
or...
ICU. II II...
Writ as IIIIII Strut,
our-um. can.
““Wwwfll‘ '
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,s-nui';m;~Glover & Olsen,
lENIlEIS II THE 8001 “ll SHOE TINITE.
Thaddeus Guyer,
FIRST-[Mil
SIIIITN IAIN STREET SIIIITII NIIIINIIN.
F. H. NASH & BRO. .
Estimator; girl-u on
Plumbing, Gas Filling, Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
“'0 :ln' wlling
Victory. New Standard and Silsby‘s Steam Heaters.
Wr lmto- a lim- nfock of
Decorated and Plain China.
The: lllffflll-LSS and l’Sf‘LI'Z KICK RANGES. Both Set and Port
able. including New York Ranges.
Build a Home.
Tllmw lots on \‘l’mulm'ml, Lilo
coin and livwnm urchin-s arc lln-
communicable
lunhouCilyliuils
nun-m IflTS IIIIE BEEN
MINISTEIN.
Eight more lots will Imam-ml
at present. 70mm of paymom
will lmnwio to suit your mm-
vrmienm.
You can swim; am- of Ilia-no
lots if you will only try.
For particulate apply to
minim. ,
Economy and Comfort!
l'lfifi
Casolint Stoves
warmer.“
We have the wry hm fink.
THE MANHATTAN
II III. SIZES.
Will lnkhr'mk and do all the arm
I
mm with ball the trouble and arm. “I"
in It» inlbia lawn.
Call and See Them.
Will! It Bill! I Mull
Windmill
mum III; LL MM“.
FURNITURE
unm‘Wmn
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