from, we are pro
covsn "Tutu overt
o ‘v I: it um: oral
'Nenth the event
clover
are the blue end
the my:
Time in the [mu
who conquer-I to
day.
. Valor renown
; Under the hilloehe
strewn over
with dowere; _
[lorries who (ought
tor their coun-
try and ourn.
'nenth the May
hedecked how-
an
Over them lay innv
re! and boy:
, tor heroes who bore them so well;
(houn- tor the martyr: who fought Ind who
tell;
I“ in the land may their memory dwell.
llnltnv .l. 8““.qu
The Empty Sleeve.
You my tail: about the pnthoe
In the hardships of the war.
You may talk about the lrlory
Of them” that you to tilt tor.
Bot there'n nothings) pathetic
A: the lesson we receive
from the quiet. idle napping
0! the melons empty sleeve.
You my talk About the marches.
The scent ntions and "hunt luck.
0! “the last drop in the canteen”
And “the empty hnvcrsnck;"
There's nothing no convincing in
The impressions that you leave
A: the mute and speechless record
0! the useless empty sleeve.
You my speak of southern prisons.
But their horrors could not last.
0! the ronr and din of bottle.
And. thank God. that, too. has penned.
But we see a grim reminder
Every room and noon and ero‘
in the living. speaking presence
0! the nucleon empty alcove.
Soldiers deck the graves of eomrndn
“'ith the laurel that they won.
Poets sins of salient heroes
And at deeds at great renown;
But there'- nanght in poets' anthem
Or the chnplcte that they weave
Tint con heat the touching story
0! the uncle. empty sleeve.
~Flu'once Earle in Home and Country,
Took lliln It Ili- Won].
A lieutenant was promenndlng in full
ultornl one day, and approached a vol
nicer on sentry, who challenged him
with. “Halt! Who come: there?" The
Mtennnt. with contempt in every linen-
mtot his face. expressed his ire with an
. indignant, “Asst" Theeentry'n reply.apt
Ind quick. come, "Advance. use, and give
the connternign."-Moore’n Collection.
OI. It a ‘l'l-o. Plea".
Onednrk and rainy winter’s night the
'wflter murdered to carry food to the
men in the trenches. A team was hitched
up. and with o loaded wagon and driver
welt-rte!) out. Every challenge was made
with the least noise, no the enemy was only
I tow rode in (root. “Halt! dismount, and
_ fire the oonntersigul" come at every thirty
pm. It wna rough on my teameter, who
"rheumatic and cold. However we
made the trip, and halted at n cavalry poet.
——-—,n very Paladin tor courage and
malt, had rolled into my blanket for a
moon: he had driven the enemy with
daughter that day. My Jehu begun to re
die hie annoynnee than, "Com the domed
infinity; they made me hit, dismount,
, all five the countereilrn till i was weary
and terrify wid their looilshneu." It roar
lullowed trout the courier; At this mo-
mtgtriln stall ollleer of a general. who
had latch arm, put in his say.
“I In, hold that noise; the general
mute-t. Don'tiet me hear any
”II II! in"
Mind hardly gone into dnrkneu be
he John begun hie old story. It won
Mytotrytoheephaek the laugh. A
trend ember-t. end a wound entry of
. M. “Bung it, didn't i tell you to stop
lint-chi Whoieitl 1’“ have hint or-
‘ Wt”
‘ tut than”?! 52:. ntrltoge necking.
m t on uncut II nt our
had“ 3 his ears been hi. on-
y. Jello jumped to hie
mend-linking his lint at the donkey.
“Onenntinle, "you plea-oi"
lelt nmld n bunt of laughter. u
“ht-milder" end WM?“ Loy
tryingto foothill It! I.
jg how-W Society paper;
line all any.
~ Armesrouuor' 5.
H HARVEY
riugthe estetock nude goodnsuortloenttomukeseiec
, ierg ‘5 Iignifturuinh everythin
eh to a ants
mmlmlfia’ nudgehildren’s shoes A ladiea’ tin: Kid Button
at 81. formerly 83, and another at
. 80th Shoe only 13. Children’ 3 Se
coil and examine these goods, as it isu pleasure to show
0. . H... HARVEY,
Lilies and resell
Peacehxlly sleep
a child’s
in
A number 0
hiermeriy 82 Mlfiws’
l 8h oount 75 cents
South Norwalit.
THE TEMPLE EEPAIEED.
LESSON Ix, scoouo QUARTER, IN-
TERNATTONAL SERIES, MAY 31. l
M
Test at the Dunn. ll Chm. uiv. 4-14.
Commit Verse» ado-Golden ‘l'elt, I)
Cor. ix. 7— —(‘olnlnentary by the It". 1)
Bl. Stolen».
more: uniform mommy.
Charles Smith
5 II IIIIIIIIIIIIIII mm I
utemm . cellular»
BENNETT 8t NESTED“...
tutor tlml, so lomlt.
Moots. ' -
_ Fish, pollsters.
Fmils.llegalables.PoullIy.
07 ALL KINDS IN THE"! REASON,
AT WHOLELALE & RETAIL.
.39 it ,
PeatMoss
STABLE. BEDDING.
(Yleen. Himmlinnl. "willful, at
Hill THE BEST 0i STHlW.
'Complllrrlfrom Win llelper/Qunrteriytry hyper»
mu. loo 0! [1.5 lluflman. publisher. Philadel-
plum] .
4. “ Ami it crime to pass utter this that
Jonah mm min. led to repair the house at
the Lord. ”
HAZ ELTQ N
lrld
Cross Creek
\\ I: now go iIII:2 mml in the history to I
period about u hundred years earlier than
the lmqt lesson. Jumbo—nu thesercntll king
31 the two tribes. and began to reign about
I hundred years after the death 0! Solo‘ 1
men. Only :Int‘cn years old when be begun
to reign, he reigned forty years (vs. 1)
5. 'And be gathered together the private
and the Lev itc-J .I”
"Go out lmtn' the cities 0! Judah, null
gather of all Israel money to repair the
house of your God from year to year, and
see that yo hasten the matter."
This would hula been heart of compul
gory t.I.\ lilo!) {or the house of God, and
was contrary to t. .c principle laid down ing
T‘lx xxv 2—— ‘Of every man that giv- ‘
eth it willingly with his heart yo shulli
take my otl'cring ” .s’lndagnin' In Ex. xxxvu
7 ”W inexact cr is of u willing heart let:
him bring it. an ofieriug of the Lord. ”
ti. “And the king called {or Jehoimlgg‘
the Cllltf,‘ and said unto him, Why hast‘
thou no; required of the Levites to bring
in out of Judah and Jerusalem the collec
lion." ’
The mil-st and the invites probably
underhtmxi their limitless; better than the,
kin" tllll. It was not in their commission
to go out collecting mono . but. it. was
co: mnumled that the people should bring
In their nm- wings :Iccord'ingtutlleir ability
(Dent. xti. ill 17:31:“. til it".
7 ‘ For tlwsolm of Athuliuh th 'It wicked-
woman bud broken up the house of (I Id."
“l'n'u It :1»; l be It Imam w llo counseled her
son All: Iziuh (the last king) to do muesli}
and who :Iftsrhistlmth reignul nix your“
(wimp. mil, 1:. :1. 1:). SI: u lltr Till-Sufillllr‘t’llll
in (l. up xxlii, 1:, Sim was the dam: lItIr
nl Ahab (MILE), and when we remembv r}
that Jezeisd was Allah's will: We cannot}.
wonder at. her conduct and that of her son.»
"And also nil the dedicated things of thei
house at the Lord did they be~tuw upon
it: ullim."
s " '.\ml at the king' 3 commandment
they made .1 cheat nudge: it without at
the gate 0! the house (”the Lord."
There was a hole' In the lid of this cheat
and it was set beside the altar on the right
side In: one mmetll intotlle hulls-Io of the
lnrlllli Kings xii, in Thin: .4 Im- looking
letter mm: this is more lllml uni .~ way.
and ”it re will surely be. .I l- lensinjr .
9. ”Anal they made a‘ proclamation ‘
through Judah and .lrrumlvm. to bring ill
to the Loni the collection that Moses, the
servant of Hull, laid upon lsmcl ill the
wilderness."
This is more fully stated in ii Kin.“ xii,
4, :7: and carries no book to Ex. xxx, “-16,
where all who were numbered were to gin-
II hull allrrkzl M an offering unto the Loni !
to nlnkt In atonement {or their souls, the
H: b not giving more and the poor not gll E
lug less than halt a Shekel. I
".\lltl all the prince-I and all the [you
picU rejoiced, flfltl brought in and cast into
the cheat until they llfltl made an end."
This pleased the Lorri, {or "God invcth It
cheerlul give-r.” rind ”ii there be final. a
willing mind, it is accepted according to
that It man both, and not according to
that he‘hnth not (ii For. ix, 2'; viii. l2).
l1. "Thus they did, day by day. and
gathered Imney in abundance."
A.» lllechest wm tilled it wall emptied,
counted, put up in bngnnnll set'ln its place
again Ill King-I, xii, to). At the building:
all the tabernacle oi News the money and
material 1mm the willing hearted uilerern
calm: in m abundantly that urtlem hall to
lw mm to restrain the people from bring
Inn, for they brought much more than
enough Il-Zx. xxxri. ti. 7).
l2. “And the kiunllnd Jehoindn gave it
to such no dial the work 0! the service of
the bottle of the lord."
And they lflltl it out to the carpenter;
and builders, nod to Humane and beware of
atone, and to buy timber and bowed atone
to repair the breaches of the house of the
Loni lli King» xii, ll, l2). They did out,
like litany nuwmlnyk, get the work done
lint null then look (or the money to my
lot it,but they ilrut new lhewherewithnl on
lutlld and then went forward with the work.
it does seem an unberipturnl to have n debt
upon any building dedicated to God. or to
undertake any whrh tor God’without nee
lug NW to pay for it.
m. “So the workmen wrought, and tin»
work wan perfected by them.”
King, print, people and workmen, all
inherent together. rio now every preacher,
mixer, mluionnryavangelht, orthe hum
bleet scholar who give: u pennyto help
lend menu-pet to others, are all inborn»
together in building up the grout. temple.
the church or body at Christ, which shall
in due time be perfected (liph. ii, ill-w;
(.‘ur. ill, it). A strong: thing in written
concerning the orerIIeerI-I oi tbhl work to
whom the money will given to pay the
workmen. which in tho written oi other:
in the days oi Junkie—rim. that they denlt
no leithlnliy that no reckoning well kept
with them (ll Kings, xii, 15', still, 1).
“And they-cube hon-eel God in lab
state and Itrengthened it."
in the margin at the R. V. "lil- lltlte" in
"homing to the Winn themed.”
The lipitit bud siren David the piano for
the templo (T Chen. xxviii. TED-M. Ind
they new repaired it according to the ale»
Mutilation“. When we by thefiplrlt
net-edema leeordlmto [lie will"
nhnll then “loft! 0013.
ll. “And3 when they had finished it they
brought the rest of the money More the
king Ind Jehoinda.”
Why did H53 not use up all the
it {or extra?
I
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l
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will the ummehet
mm ulnar would bring hath it)
union will
on oil red mm elm
«mil. «I continuity
no
COAL.
Hickoly, Hal, Pine and Cleslnlll
WOOD
Baled Hay allli Straw
EHlIN AND FEED.
BaymondBrolhers
THE EAGLE
lIIIIIl RBHBSTEH BICYCLE.
SITE, PHiCTICil iHB FAST.
‘N.
Thin tIlm-l inu- l-I'Ien Thoroughly twin-II and
t. llillrvl (It: i in he It htulr'lle :IIIIIIII; wimlnu II
J. BAPTIST PERRY
.mrm (I r .\I nutlk IIrIIi il' :IIIlI‘.
‘i. i‘ I Na K: Iunnml arr-:- . n r l r vim.
T', U. lwx mil. SIIIIIII NI‘l'ltnllIJ T.
THE
lI-‘..,' Tim
Woodward Homestead
AND ADJEINIHG SHEENES
To Let for Season or Term of
Years
At Reasonable Price
Also right lots for slllv om
Woodward. imwndm and Lin-
coln lll’l’llllt‘h’. Price in
335" Terms in suit pnnlmsvr.
Twenty- tun lots will thist I‘m
l'or fill'lltt‘i‘lllffli’llltlllllll apply to
.350
mum I 00LBEH,
Or Christian Swartz.
Carpet Cleaning.
Carpet Making
Carpet Laying.
lam mm prrpxlrml lnprmnptil .ltto ml in
All Kinds of Carpet Work
Carpets Tang” H. Cleaned and
D
New I nrpete mule um! laid at nlwl‘l myth-o.
nidt'nrp-II- repair-4| in the beat manner. in
slum any work [whining to ram»: dune
Imlmmly and or flammable prime.
John Allen.
”mien lelt It! I’. 7' Jflyxbm' II Irritant-ht, Roll-
rmul Hut-um JJ mm p.37 Won-ill
street Month Kermit.
SWAN 8!. BUSHNELL,
Ship Chandlers,
32 Water Street.
Pm” OF BANK. Illlllililll’illfl‘, 1’1”.
Pure ill-wt
mime: and
”semi“ for Indolent. Mom.
1' I H 'II .
lflmlaiim Iml‘l. insomnia; nil‘ufin'lfi.
Merle-Ii lmhl Motor
lion Murine 133m. AHT
“3me
M lulu lamp
with weklom ”“ M35.
term for mm
”or mum: 0%)!» MM
“lumdfottm Indoor John
in PE“ country. and the more wfifimfik
Tm Intertwine
mm
EARLY SUMMER HATS.
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OUR PRICES
OUR? STORE
theemdd not he rolled Tor «carry e larger and more varied Ilwek than
our competitors. rt prion I0 low that they are not in it. Cell and examine
our Stock of Trimmed and 0ande Goods,
and if welmlt wit you, it will bone foultol ”Hilda or Prim. Open evening:
till 8:3) a ”clock. ’
South Norwalk. Conn.
mum- ‘ ‘ l zrol'rlrrji' guide.
nibble I. Inmslocl’s,§cml89r-
Dried Fruits are down in pl’lt't’:E
up in quality. Reductimlr: in
l
California Dried Apricots from; ’
California:
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Drivel;
l ,
Hill; ;' ~ '
=3 .5
that”
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fl. .._.
Pic to lN'.‘
l’I-Iu'lll-s from In l.-w_
.
Style fillil-lll’ll’ll Apples IIIII'Ie the?
.w-o-
IIlust flavor. if llul so while asE
Elle)
from [Hr to Mr pound.
stat-k:
evaporated: born. rmlnrmié
Now in
Italian Prunes. largo
lIuIIIlsI‘Illll- and of line ilalvnr
{mining lllt'lil out at Till: pound.
Turkish
l’rIlIII-lls
in me Ninlll Summit at . r: it. ill
It‘ll-II ultra! It! '3 ii p m,
*Ittrirll. l} ~ Ill 3;'Ji l'- III.
which is dirt cheap.
, ‘ Saturday‘m" - p In.
--xIml1t~nttTJ';. In.
Prunes. inc pound:
‘puullzl. Fine new lillltor
’II' lmtllill. HI polmlls fill.
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Tim: «i: It - and film mt. II- I.l I II p In.
H T. New Haven & Hartford H H
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Spring Styles
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Zinc end Lek utto till. living
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Particularlttentiou Paid to Fixing.
Cleaning and ironing Silk Hats.
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spoils ” elllle.
um i) 'i'TP ' vr llzw llI .
w 4.4:.” lifiilrl‘witlllf‘r
l‘ .Lllt. iu- l' mu r“
I0, 000 Halls of Neil Pal’lms
Ltill. ’l'lll'. Fl‘i. Hm 'lll Ami ..
A line of Hill: at 20 and 25 cents
Hull it'll’HJl l.lIl.l.
\ lull llfJ‘ If .iiltlul l'.llII1~.
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lltixi
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Mm --.Ill~ A." -t M In . 5. Hit iv r- $.fl HONENUUNE,
‘I .Itf rel ‘l'tl u. IU‘E l'lml llzlrl.ll‘.:v.
TAR lull Ttilll
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XI "(WALK ('0 DX .\'.
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luau-I..-
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Paper Hanging and Calciminillg.
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Will PlPEH lNE BBBBEHS.
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‘tll"llEQ
HUNT 81. ZELBFPS
Fish and Vegetable Market
\‘lvrt‘l ll" millennial I»! 'i e lrMhI—l l'l‘li
till ‘11:: r‘hlt”, .i ii I. .‘tll. II! III Mania-Ii Pl‘li
hulllpil hunk. of full line I ll~l rill“ of
ii- I;~(‘.r- lio lrIlv-r-leml Hill Mulz‘ .lf Ill:< L: M; I '0
Mom In fur ll mp" Hun. on until r' b; Inn-ml
m1 I» Holman.» rim-rmiiy when.
oysters. Clams, lobsters.
Pure Tomato Catsup,
imported sardines.
THE WHEN. PRACTICE ElHHlEI
~II wilrnl pinml for In. hi: all puts tiael
.\lwtllr.- wirhmml Tim and Pond i‘iunm.
wirll all their mm. im imilng MIMI” at
Em 1gum-um on Ila-en by I oilinglmm- mic rum
N. K. FERRIS.
"menial of the \‘Mwuih \I.l Ill. chunh. and
mull/Moi l’ittnoJlrpn until Inn-no Resi—
Itrnreikl Went “mu-2' P. 0 Bot 1'5! math
At home Monday». ’i’homlnyu and high-3m
from 9 in T2.
Autumn for “utomrm'n (frlmf‘l‘) llulter
Imlrm drilvrrnl promptly.
HUNT & ZELUFF.
8000 NEWS_ Hill THE PEOPLE.
”wing lullw gunmaulmmrui (or my
Popular Clam Chowder
i will mpply yrivnw lumiiim. mmhlldhlnu
daily rum”. 1' ml at a ,ildlllt clmrnmml.
20¢ I'D.“ Ql Anti u“ I’ll“ “ALIAIV.
lwhoiilriwthellII-Iinem my MIMI elm
lion in making and Ilrl‘II-rrill l villi-ism lur-
niell it In on; Ilmimi quaint live to HITPHC’H.
private I inimin Mile, pie him. private or pltlllll
write» or «limit Imtlu Adam-n
W. E. COLLINS,
55 Emilia Avenue. Hamill, (it.
JOSEPH lULA.
shunned Hair Dressing Saloon
HQ North )leirl st . Buimore' II. l'llllmiren II
and LII-llu' luIir elm ncnnpeeinity. oil-{Pm
Bill 0F THE NAHNHCTEH
11‘". Mill}: RIVER.
A: in well known, are below my other we in this eityorutete. Nolndy can lend
Prices. to Suit All.
0A”. AND SEE THEM.
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0. BeKLYNESBN
Suede-on to (2‘. B» Bellini.
21 Hull! Billet. Ndmlli.
‘ Pinto-lu-
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MENCING MONBAY, MAY 2501,
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and
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warm
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‘ I 89 I .
The Steamboat CITY OF ALBANY”
Will make Daily Trips to New York.
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(2 mm- linen”. 3 ..In.l Iy- with mm. 1 I It u m, Mn: iaml Ilillcrr
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'llzbl
Housatonic Railroad
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I NINE-J 1H} TH l‘itl'. lI‘. HIT.
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§ : lire-Inn In
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I 316 to NO..-
Ofl‘wm. till Mill" Street,
IRIMKWBI’ 0
HIHHE‘I
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In ynw- about 44m «ml «New»
Ilillm
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pm} uw“
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Moment why? me. Norton-elat- tot.»-
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i have! only million of Imus II! (imiwlt
While Collins, light Brahmas
h?!‘ ETA”! Heart-inlet“
- And you will see not only «3
Neal and Perfect Fitting Shoo.
J I
But one in which the ,
Best Material :3 Used Combining Durabillly and Stilt
Making it the best $3. 00 Seamless Shoe In the market.
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Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe,“
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IHSTBAH I Hllll
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tallies are invited to call and examine our entire new stock in all
Bella ments.
__.-_ .4” _......
DRESS GOODS.
HIIr wlm ll of ill. it k and l 'ulnrwl liwss til-Ills H the Turnout ev'ershown In town.
and ImImiIIsali ll". lit“ and Ila-siml TI fabrilh :mll billdllt'h' for Spring and Summer
who Ir Ev 1'} pin, mi gmlvl~' li'll Hr nlltt’ k Is n- It u‘IIIll ought (Ain't-sol} lortb'temnrhct.
Hosiery and Underwear.
Spain! Tum: tllIN in Iallllt‘fi. (mills and ('llildnns illusion (vents Unlatm-
Ill-miSllirt- liellts' Striped lilnntifilnrte In all qualities. L’Idlm Muslin Under-
near and l one Is. t' :Ith o and Gingham \\ rappus and Ten Go“ no.
JACKETS.
\\'I- lift} alltflYTHg a full lillo'nl Lollies'. Elisa-5‘ and Children‘s Jackets in the Isles! mills.
PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS.
“I tin-showingtiwlnmmt lim- of Drisn Trimmings t‘lt‘l’ shown in town
Table Line n9. X: lpkim and Tom l~'. “.la‘ll hoods In all the latest styles. Prints
Tlx~llt" 'lulbs. l' mp- ! lulllsi. ('IillliiI-s. liinyhams .Iml Orgundim Goods delivered
in 6' Hf (it: trip.
THISTHAM & HYATT, 2 Gazette Building, Norwalk
BRIDGEPORT.
“99%..
v
-W. B. Hall&CO.,
SPECIAL OFFERINGS.
Filly Pieces Black Brilliamines, 40 inches wide and Best Hall-
g Dollar quallly mice, 290.
, Ullt' lnl ('ulnrmi lirilliuntim-s also 1'90. 1 lot H ll it]?
i T int \li \\ Iml SIII'iiII-rs 2' It' 1 lot tlt'gilnl Piaills
Grenadiues.
\\ lili‘l .m- .~ Stripvs at $1 In time an» the finest goods imported,
l llniu Silk and \\ uni Lulnllo. lIleIIismne All “091 Goods
Henriettas and Cashmeres.
.l\ 1th: llt II >ll‘ Ill. 5 T int lei-ilull wide at :31. not sold elsewhere
lt >> tilull sl ’-. lllll‘ l rem ll $1 ( minnows at . ’w.
Fifty Cents.
I l w pie I I- ~' liIII 51'1ngliltllllllli'gilllIllt;llt‘l\ \‘pring
‘slI. I in .It uni} Mr. tIIl~' Is lllt l'(""llltll' 6.. _It grade
Silks and Velvets.
-‘Ill lllt lit \\ l Holmium. lb ;.,m :It lI.ll;.::IilI-' III lilluk Silks. . “I styles
In Halli l’oII- gem t‘\t' I_\ ~lI “H In lluicl l’IIIIIru-s T int handsome
l’lnill Silks
Suitingséflc,
3.40 and five.
and Shoulder
.l‘ 'l'.
More Room
H b in i ll gin ll ill! Small ll am .~. Buttons T-lillllnings. Art Goods,
LIII I ~' llul bin-p l ‘nll: us ctr. 1W st_\lv.~‘l‘- lle k LIN vs forDresses,
3an still ~ \. II Till-5:; llIlIIIIlIll-gs.
Special Lots.
3mm ( )Inmlwllis tor Fancy \lmk rellulcll flnm two to 150 a (102.,
T int iruIII 35v to Hm :I Iin7.. 'ISlaIIlpul Splusllm 'Il north 2W. “’rity
iII~r Tami-ls .t' I.II lI. (ll‘lillllil' (lull! llings‘ PSI mu ll Shopping Bags
._<l \IuIIiI s: III. Lillllll~l l‘.\tr-,:uts '51-. \Ilsvlino (It. Chatelaine
math .50. 'l‘erIIIllin-r Pugs mm unrih$l
, ..-
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lid,» 1 It' '30.
The Best Goods
'lT LOWEST PRICES.
Boots and Shoes
——_~.\ rm
Glover & Olsen’s.
SPEC! Alli'llI‘S.
Ulll' h’lII-IIII Kill luIIliI-s' at: m Shoes are the finest over offered
in South XIII-Itulk.
lilliim’ l‘l’Olli lI Kid llIIIIIi Scum]. lmdivs' French turned and
walls at prim-II that will tlslulllhll mu.
A full line of lxlolies'. ('llilclren'r: and Moll' it Show that Will
pay all to examine.
Glover & Olsen,
LEADERS IN THE BENT HNE SHOE THHEE.
Thaddeus Guyer,
FIRST-CLASS HHBBEHIES
._ scum IIIIII STREET snlml NBHHllll.
F. H. NASH & BRO.
Elllllmlll‘li given on
‘ Plumbing, Gas Filling, Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
We are Milling
”:2... Victory, New Stamford and Sllsby 3 Steam Heaters.
. We have a line stock of
Decorated and Plain china.
Norwalk Chronicler