Saving
3 {maroon reputed
‘mtthoo magenta to
4,, ladies’ and chlldron
at”, formerly .3,
P
' ,j call and ex
. muses METHODS In Housewonx.
- ”dembmwnmm
. Wont lay 'I'ead.
’A'huplaor women are taking in the busi-
nI-world is to have animilnr cileet upon
‘2 no money transactions in housekaepinr;
‘Kflld the woman in active luminous lilo
, today.‘though they may be neither wives
annulus. m the mainstay of homer.
To the budneaa woman we must look to
our ayatem or housekeeping own It
kc foundation. The house mother
nuatdepend mom upon outaido help and
lb do more for herself.
'l'o aunt this» condition of things the mar-
kata provide every year a greater supply of
load aluady prepared tor the table.
cooking schools and the constant im-
t in kitchen utenaiia are doing
{I'Id'to make housewm'k attractive to in-
, amgm wmaca.
Alhundnd years ago the average Ameri-
ull‘xlrl wu ready to work in the horde of
hi noishhor._upon an equal looting with
Him {or flity cents per week. To-
' day tho independent n woman
.w he a servant, subject wthedirecv
“an o! ouowho knowneven lanthanum:
do- hnwto cook or tokeephonte. Sho
Ibht be her owamlatreroond yetserve
harndghhor.
' lanyawoman working hard tor little
may under many nutter-n in .other
humans oi Waitress might resolve her
fl! and friends into a working torch. and
apply wholesome. attractive loud to the
«Immunity in which the lives.
Oathaother hand, each member oi the
.lanily moat be trained to nerve himli Io
* I
mdegree.
Th1. the tamily circle could he kept
hon thenncomlortable atmosphere which
aluaariaealrom tho introduction oi out»
aide elements by their servants or rela~
tine.
. Thematiutnre vn'll demand level head-
d. wall W businesa women to anppiy
flood ”communities. The average baker
h not a mom from a hygienic ntantt
point. Women's exchangea are as yet not
“his in small towns. but there is no
townotlmo inhabitants that would not
“good support to a woman who was
rudy to supply wholesome. well cooked
bod ata fair profit.
Bale, manic and brain depend upon the
food. Educated brains must ntudy the
caution oi tood supply. and arrange
properoornbinationa oi iood for all condi-
tion of mankind.
Girl: who didn’t like tonturi y books. have
thought they might teach cookery. Women
who have failed become of nmyxtematlc
' work ehewhere have taken (mien; torcook-
tag. and then railed at the partlztllty or
woman'- exchanged.
Th In England kitchen. which won
fluted as an experiment in lhnmn by
marinade women who had seen sim
flarinatitntiona abroad, ha» louod a plane
{minim-ad dunnodacome from allpam
ot the mntry {or similar euthhliohmtmn.
ThediMIty now is to find well hainncml
women who will take the training necta—
lnry to conduct auch a lmoineaa properly.
Even with wmhing, ironing,r and hearing
done outaide, there is much Mt Int the
“mother. But If aho can buy mops.
flab. doom and bread, the remaining
harden of the hawker-ping will be lighter
that! aheatrimtodirect amvant todo
that things for her.
All than notwomen who have had a
HI. training who can undertake this
My!“ for their‘niatemi—Annn
m in Homemaker.
Sill Supporting.
1th andhopeialtonotothatao
In! thyoaa‘womenot American
‘mto value the mental powmand
Abduction that will make it pnaathlo
mempportthatnaelm It the ne—
“1 {or doing no should wine. The
mat emparatirely wealthy men
candida-amt” found auMingtheir
“lath can or counting room an
‘ «accountants»
yloaallad Iaahionnhic ladies make
um duel-as and hatinwe am told,
m” through a regular worn at
Whtheartotmimwyand
“that. An lnotanco motlyoaau:
hormona- writer that Ila-Init-
‘ Arrnusrounor“ 9 ‘ .
.’ H. HARVEY.
estatockand ood rhaent
"mm mgr-innfir’ggm
boot.
’a shoot. A
and another at l, formerly $2.
" School Shoe onl 13. Children’s
. no those goods. as it
V to make reloc-
from a child’s
o spficlaltios in
fine id Button
Mism’
8c ool Show at 75 cents.
is a pleasure to show
Anum 1'
ladies’
c. H. HARVEY,
north Main street. south Norwalk.
brown braid and workad withinwa Iflk,
would be neat,tr hiua denim, with blue
decorations. or may linen. with rad or
deep gold color. In dot-alto! a regular
Iauaic cabinet then envelope-I may lie on
any table, or on a chair atandlng man
the piano. or even on the piano lune".
A aotot thaemuaic cavemen would he
a very welcome gilt tor a tricnd devoted to
the divincart in any 0! ita {arm-liar-
per'a Bazar. -.
Light in tho Ila-a.
The bondmn Queen uptak- wlth name in-
land. oi the general introduction oi elec-
trical lizhta in home-o, hot draw- attention
to that aingnhlr affliction aoraewhat aimi-
lar Ina uunatmlte which hon been known
to la: produced by n poworfuleltvztric light.
Thin, however, is only om: mum why elec-
tricity in notdeairnble In the home. The
chic! objection toitlirn in the notumoi
the light iwll. It in too glaring, and all
tho ohjectiom that are Imp-d naming gas
may he urged ugninat it in tho- lmme. It is
not a plrmmnt light to road by. It is me—
chanical and iuartiotic Ior horao Mo.
thought suitable pro-eminently {or light—
. in; public placu. hallo. theaters and dry
grub: mono, whom It in desirable to have
the strongent light that we no find.
"l'ilcctiic light to even more unbecoming
than um light. bringing our. the defect» at
tho complain" with Imcrrlug prccloion.
wliilo genus pole: Indore it. No light is
more immiinl or more "dinning than:
complexion than candle lightmnd where
it is necessary to have ntronger light for
reading our line lmprovul lamps hove
complewa solved the problem. Gas should
he relegotal to halls and acts where
heanty oi cam is reooruiary o more mil.
ity. It is a great mistake to introduce
into our home life any more mechanical
contnrancoa than an: manila] to co'nIort.
~New York Tribune.
on! Vaahioud Corinth Pie.
The txulllnh pie oi our grandmothers
"mice: a iannmodish, llvre i.» an old rev-lg»:
{or it by aCunnctztimt lolly: Lino o limvp
halting did: with good pie crust. or with .1
good soda biscuit crmt, made in the Inllnw~
int; manner: Silt tognther four cups oi
floor. one heaping Irmprmului of undo illltl
two of cream tartar (or thrre hoping to.»
npoonfnln of halting powclcrlnml one tra-
spvmniul of R3“. Hub in our-hall cuplul
oi nimrtr-nlmz. .\olel milk enough to make
Ilonr takes l‘illll’l: than other». For the
uppcr cur-t rpreaol hum on mic-r, and
inlelnnd rollmtt. Cut out It round pit-cc
in the cooler.
Tull:- n pint of pirkml up Salt (-mlllsth.
CIIVrr With Ir‘iling Inn-r, M. ‘It atnml two
minute». drain, pour on more wntc-r, lot
Iitami and drain dry; put nlayer of this
cmliiah it: the infill which lm-t linen litml
with limtrfllwl,5;7flitklnt3 ...iz bread crumbs,
pepper and it little bolt.“ the: Iiuh TS very
irrali; pm. on bits of butter and mum
crmm pliiiu- which has ln-vn intuit.- by
minim-mot.r um: pint"! Imlmfi milk with
two truapnulliitia hi “our. and ‘(MI‘A’
Willi 2-1.7 :tml pepprr. low-It in threw nr
four row. according to tln- our of {inc Ill-ii.
plum-In]; the yolks; repent the rmltislt,
howl l'l’ilfltifi,tffmin mun: .1an nab; put
on thr- top crust and bokumlvlimitc brown.
~~.'nlill'l'iti.t0 Angler.
Plain Windowa An [habit-liable.
The blue glam craze had its day and Ho
I'W'. It dioiignml many a home. Imr. it
morkni :I now rm, l'p to it‘ flITtO'II’.
mminnkin-i Mun-null! nilord tiu- luxury
not in twilight gloom spoiling lhcir protty
eye» over “decoratin- art" in all its phase».
When. thoreiom, ir. came to 9.1% that (uh.
inn olmrml “dolly Finance"! Inuror tire
hour.» under the influence at the ma Iii~
ten-d through thin melancholy color, de
spite heraell the Victim really uotngood
deal of natural warmth and light at around
hand. liren at such a dixuiraatauc the
{ad proved a wonderinl rejuvenntor. up
pouring an it did when the race 0! vigor
nos American women menial threatened
with extinction. Things are Mir-r now.
Sunlight ta pro-tribal by the cannon oi
"nin'iety." The homewile cam hm m
prmrve the colon o! carpet and run than
that her home should hehri tandcbeery
Schools an heginningtorec mwnutiunr
among their advantage; Churcimi m
loom rum-rd u "dim, religion: light" r»—
oentlal todevont frame at mind. Railways
provide olnervnthin can for their patron».
let us hope that the window, pure and
aimple. hm come to stay, and be duly
thankful—Chicago Ileraid.
The Woman ”at Known It All.
The "iateibmul' woman." who I» no
' well informed and in w anxmmtolmve
I you know it, reminda me oi a look awful.
I but tear ataniap rib it” thought on
I every ouIIject under and over the um. and
hat [round her convictionaonail Inaltm,
and the inatant you lnuarhaanidect aha
Isa-term to more you thatahokmwu all
ahont It. She mime» MAI-“IL
m humanist hernioaetiva intellect
theta and bent away the
Meniymnd to wear very dignified how
“it.
She think-mt her antwarn awn-tenor
Mot yoaruuarkaauiwaitatoryon
tolahh,withrnrretolaraaeo. Ilarwovaea
{mallow-it herwithmat reap-eta:
“with an inteiiipat Irma.” and the
clergyman of her faith in the oolyniaa
whoeverheitown any voluntary attontioa
upoahrr. Barbarhandeouideraherare—
mortality Mania-t woman—hot la la
Inventor dining“ the club IN deal.
aad weekly neknowlalya thathe cannot
holda candle to lunatic Ia brain.»~ltila
Wheeler Wilmaialadlee’ lioneJoornal.
waning-um
liapartoltbtilflmhyynuag
minthedrawia‘mola weredevoud
:arkad W I'm“ hm
It 1
WW Thu-mute
fl Mom-admiathdr
Idolauflowaaaadm
“when“; at late and turn an
nil-n
ladald
rot-a
lat
It!
‘ Him-M,
a medium mic dough-walnut n pint. Sumo
mm W WT.
Charles Smlth
’ ”NAINIIHTDI BTIEET.
11me T ' ;pa rum;
BENNETT I. usun,
nun. sum. in. Nomad.
‘ Meats.
Fish, Oysters.
FIuiIsNageIables. Poultry.
or ALI. limos m rum: unison.
AT WHOLELALE dc RETAIL.
an ._
-
whata work madly mart. badly loll
hadclothinx~eba aha. too, mixht have
adoptad this way.
i buy yard wide, heavy, llrm shooting. at
medium throne-w, believing it wean bet?
tar than the coam. i lay the nelvodma oi
the long scam weather. overlapping than
nearly one-{Mirth inch, or aulllcient to ma—
chine stitoh ouch edge. This makea two
”(€an langthwiua o! the about, [arming
aa-ooth. llat team. whlohdoea uothroak
and rip with war, II one atltohlag in very
apt to do. l’Illovulips l overlap and make
in the sum way. machine hemminu all
coda and Imma.——Clnrim Potter In Good
liowkeeplng.
Keaton. in Girls.
‘ Noumea: I» it good thing {or a girl. and
Ii the does not learn it when she in young
hill never will. it taken a great deal more
neatneaa to make a girl look well than it
doe- to make a boy look pamnhie. Not he-
came n boy, to utnrt with, in hotter looking
than a girl. but his clot how are of n diaer-
ent mrt, not so many colors in them. and
purple don't expect a boy to look so pretty
aa a girl.
A girl that in not neatly (EMA is called
anion-n, and no one liken to look at her.
"or [non may be pretty and Ilorcyea bright,
but if thou: in u spot of dirt on her check.
nod her linger ends are black with ink, and
her times are not laced or buttoned up, and
her apron is dirty. and her collar is not
lmttonevl, and her akin in torn, she cannot
be liked. ham to ho neat. and when you
have lmrned it it will alrnott tnko cnro oi
Illicit—Christian at Work.
I
Prowl That lea Solic- Women‘a Bren. ‘
There in no doubt about it that the old
idea that nothing may“ the eye of the
port in true, {or l'etrarcli noted the tend”
green and the glowing pilo oi the velvet!
gown that Laura wore, mt well no ”19ng l
hunch oi purple violets at her throat,at.'
hcrwaint and in the hand of tho mutlcl
lady. 'l'ttmy’mm lingers lovingly ovor the?
{airman 0! Elaine in her aimliliy gown.
Swinburne tells of a. beauty in nmrlt-t?
lmml. lhmtti Iltelightitindmcribing fully
mu told» oi white, and Owen Meredith.
tcllw of a ahimmvring of sill: worn by the
women who lire-d in his [worm as well an
in his lilo. Thin in just n little-sermon to!
rumind womnnltind that men do notice
what Ihry wear. and llmt. win-n Iiwma men
an: [meta they writ» about it. So. alter
nil. It iii worth whilr twin-u {or mankind
~I€xczhnnga
l
i
t
Mina I'Mlpott'a lam; llalr.
The lung-mt suit oi hair in the world it
pl'l’ltllliri that which grow: an the hood of
.\IiM .\iwunth l'hilpolt, I»! Iiuirimrille.‘
’I'rx.y hum trailing on the ground win'nnhc
RSIDITS nearly four (rot, and meanuring in
all I" {wt not! 3‘ inch“ Mina I‘hiiputt la n .
slight. Ilrlimte woman. approaching midr '
die out. and reganb Ait‘r maunit’m-nt imam
a4 rathvr n uuluuwr. complaining that
Ilwir Wright actually drnim her Hum-4th. ’
Till‘ [Irv-I'm gr-lwlli I~ ul IliepL-t sort”
years. my in PM lit-r livuIA mm hAlflSHA alter
abHi-rx- ”End; ul' lIriEII II-vrr. Sin-ruin.
"III. {rum-tum: In Illit!‘ l'IrIII' Fill/tittliiw “I"
ln-r balm-Jul month It rzi-I, WAH'It' it has. .‘l‘
n-mly Milo am :u-rmlut of It; gin-u nml it» '
greatly admired rI-d gold tint [Liston
Ilwurvl
A Plum-ant fortnight-tr.
.\ I'IN-tlp :II’lvT plrz‘bnnt tum‘uurnr for m k
rrmrm. um Ilium-int: u healthful. nun-mildl-
and highly penetrnting :iiniuIn-tnnt minr
mum-u :ipwflmrntu. or when-Hr the all
lmu IlrIn-numiml. in mmlr 2w {0“th l’umr
mmuwn vinegar on put-ir'nnl I'lmli. mini
kiTrI’VrmvltCt' cumin. limit! the whole to
Mllil’. and pour ofl the liquid. Dry IIII‘
wdiIm-nt and place in n almllow earthen or
Klaus dish, and pour upon it mlphuric acid
until whim lumen commence to arlae.
This vapor quickly nprmdw, is very agm» 1
ably pungent. and act» as a puwnful puri- f
tier oi ritiated air. —Detruit Free Prom.
.
I
6
Wow In the Ea‘llalt Pmtu-ce. l
There on» now mariy my lady clerk‘s om,
played at the general tanmflioe in mini
oi salaries ranging Iron: £65 to £150 or £170
per annum. Of course hy (or the larger
proportion in to la: qund in the my]
elm», where thew Itro uwr MIMI. a nalary
beginning at it!) and riaim; it] annual ln~ .
Irrelnentnnl £3 to bill. In the tint 1'le
division that- aru about eighty-«own clerk», ’
thu- rnaxirnnm salary being Lilo. while;
principal cloth, of whom then are about
twontyxuu rise to £17m: yours—lawn"
Tit Dita
More than hall a million oi enthmintu:
wnmwn an united In philanthropic, intri
initial and cooperate work for the ad
varicrtnentol the interrupt and privilt-uru
nI womanhood in the great Iiattoaal m»
ciatiom lnonrpnratali titular the num-aol
the National Womaa’a Chriatlan min»
tin-a. National Boar-go annotation, Nn‘
tional Contrary ”relation 0! tho l’ni-
vrvraibt church. the Wimodaughuia. the
Kinw'n Daughtera and the Annotation 0!
Working Girln' meiotic».
A trouble-one cough may be relieved by
animate-loathed: hyalhiuu raw
onion Into a bowl In alternate layers with
whit. with. Cover aad eat in thanvea
until the juice iaeatractad; hat to avoid
Wmfllm "HIIIMIANAP and all through
am cloth until no non Into- law Ila
had. litre thi- tirup at latervala. and
there I.- nodaaaerol giving too much. for
It will do no harm.
Mm. “mull (Zoom in mm oi the low
"ottoman-tonal women In New York who
can hold theinterutot a ”hard tall oi
boy». In her talk- on tmtiar lite to there
Manama. who moat he Intern-tad
More tlay will coo-eat toheiantructat.
the Imp-II with m true lull-a
AI
what-aluminium new
ELow coanf
.Aalhavoalargerttoolt oilifllinervGoodsthanurualatthit
time of the your. and rather than wait until later in the season,
I will giveto all desirousot purchasing Millinary Goods for the
with of July, at prices to low that all can have a now summer hat,
on it it better to give valuo in the heart of the motion, than after
rho B
the trade in over.
H. KRIEGER,
NahaohmtaHoul Block. ’
Fawcett’s
HEADQUARTERS run
MILLINEHY!
No. W Main Street.
Formerly 3 Wattr St. Norwalk.
Jun miredJIl) dim-n llatn today to null
without taunt-J“ Inham and wit-hi. at the
ortremrly low prim or 30s.. former priI-o SI.
Um: lot of “atria". Ill \Vn'ntlm 2 «2. mm ii.
”in: [all or line "rem-h Iralnnoc,.too..ow.
t‘illlli. Don't {M'fl’l'l tho nnInI-er.
I7 MAIN STREET,
.‘o't'xl In J. F. Huinctt'a rln’ “with flow.
Mrs. W. Fawcen,
No. II Main Street NontaIII.
Spring Styles
HATS
l.\' ALI: ("LABELS AND COLORS 0F
ESIiIIandSoIIHaIsSIlkHaIs
Buy“. This and Cup». Crush flats for Men and
Tiny». Sutria Suit lint» (or “on at
KNAPP’S,
9i Washington St.
ramcularitnntiofiau to Fixing.
Cleaning and Ironing Silk Hats.
MISSES 3,]. JOHN
SummeFMiliinery.
Wu arr uttering our entire Mot-k of
MILLINERYI
At a great mluotlou. The prim-y»
aw humid I-omm-tiiion.
.\ Full “or nt Mourning I'nmtanlly on IInnIl.
llnir Hond- n prlnlly.
t'umhmp .\Inuh- Up.
.\p-zu-y Inf Im- Maritime Iiriawnial l‘om-t.
\\ o luvp the “’arrwr I‘umtr.
t'. it.' A. La Spirito. swam and awful
III M'I'P‘.
Home EaIIy it Slime the Best
llaIgaIns.
III‘KS EVENISIZS.
N0 TRDUBLE Tll SNOW GQDSS.
I! n III. ,. . :. "I I.l- Dirt“ Haitian
He. 6 Nonh Main Street,
WI‘I. mull, ti.» pawl» of Ibis ”unity with
ilwilm ~I lIm- nI
Fresh and Salt Meals,
POULTRY. Etc.,
To be found in the atatr.
F. Hit”? ES,
ND. 6 NDHIH NIIN SIHEEI
\ H I! WII'TII .\‘UHWALH.
*DIBBLE It CDMSTIICK
Arc miling a very nice quality
of Butler. It in from tho Lob-
nnnn, CL. Crcomory. At this
limo oi the year when pasturagc
in plenty. the Lebanon Creamery
people do not find a ready mic
{or all tho roll butter they make.
The over product is sold in tubs,
and this is the Butter which We
call to your notice. It is the
mum: nwoot. wall-mode article
tliutia sold in rollo,nt from 3
to .5 routs u pound less than their
Roll Butter. This is our second
Milton with it. Wo know it is
unsweot as now buy, and will
Itcop well, it is so solid mode.
“'c urollnding stain for tubs and
half tubs, (All well as by the sin-
gle pound. About 50 pounds to
the tub. If you Wiflh a nice
article here you have it; the a
pound. Special price by tub or
part of tub.
malt & comm
Imam-m mm: mm.
mam
Milifi’ii’i’t.
White had,
Ulla, Glam.
Coach Colors and Vamiohcs.
Artista’ Material»,
Combined Chair and Stop Lad~
dot, $2.00.
McCl ’a Wood Filler-«Betti
Pin the arkot, 02.00 a Gallon.
pl‘mwiitnm
79 N. A '
Do not In Ionic image of this s...
IN ? , TWO!
m
HeanTilly.
”Hilly"
N Washington 8., to. Diwali,
21 Iain Strut, Ilonnlli.
Pint-clau-
Bakers, Condemned,
iCE CREAM,
‘x'r.l“.“1}i’hml WWW“
gravel"? guide . Irarrlqrs' 5 finidg.
l89l. ' SEASON Isol.
CDMMENCINH MDNIIAY, MAY 25Ih,
outwith“.
v'
t
South Harwell. Bonn.
“altsgmbsst‘ill. "l W"
lknw Snulli VIII-walk In Him In ' Suxnlm‘i at Win. In \‘ ' ~ ' ~
. . . . .. . _ . . . I. M on storm; hundn oi. IteIurn.
Inc. '.'5'“"" Nun \ orlt. Tin-kman stmt. M :5” p. "1.; Saturday» at 'J p. In: Sunday: at Mr p. In.
Inst «lat aim! al 2-!” p. In.; Saturdays at 2:5! [1. In. ; Sunday» at £5.41) p. tn.
FADE—Single Tickets All Dents. Excursion III Dents.
ON SI'NIM Y." din-rt rmmwtion is mmlo i'ill Tin) llinlgr 'tnd I'ulwr roIm- f r Il \' " I
Paimvv i'lrr m (‘any lhland. without rural-home Iii c-lmlih udI i i u m". “I run
Inning train lulu-s Him-y Inland at lzifi p. In. I it n M on In 1”“ I u r.) Lon-
The Propeller “CITY OF NORWALK”
“'iil lt-m'e ,\'o>w Yuri; .\Iomlnys. \"nlnnuln ‘3 null Frill 'u at 5 . ' ‘ ' '
Thur-'Ilnyn and Saturday at 3:31 p. In. ) ' . y ' p. “L ‘ cute .\om “k Tuagu) 5.
NE, New Haven & HaIIIIIIII H. H! Housaioaic Railroad
(kloIn-r 12, 1890.
TnAlxs LEAVE sm’l'il NURWALK .\h’.
l-‘Iii.l.n\\'s: i
linuhury and :VITTVTZIK Division.
CORRECTED TU JI'SI'} ll. Nil.
'l‘mivm imw- Sumh Norwnlk for lmunury -
6 L15! 1‘ H. n... ii! ll. '11:]. 3 l". '1 L'Ii :Ifl‘lnzfi pm.
Fulltiltl‘ 9! Still. In. IIIIIT Ii TC: p. In.
’lmII..~ l-xuv lianhmy for Smith .\‘nrw:tlk~*
:iiil'i, I :Dl, llit‘nmll ll 15 B. "L. 3 HI? and 635
5 p.1u.‘ Sunday Ml'yn. m and If» I. In.
1 Tram; lun‘r Sunlli .\‘urunlk nr lillgo-m-III-r»
I‘. intro! 1' i: :1. II... l2 ll. 23L 51"»le 0326 pm
l'rulm ivanc- itidm-In-M (or South .\"nrwulk »
i‘nII Xlzw \‘vms. .\. \i. 51»
ex. 3w. vim lm ul 0",. a. 5’. In'. ' . . .u ox. ~33:
,. 'liiIm-nl r1 .rw-JJIII ox. no. av. I“ ll ox.
l .. imzlir‘i. l'. .\l. I: {It}. llti hr. 2:5? rt.
L‘Mn- In Mumford, .wI-rr-w from Hlxtmfurrl.
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A. \\ , Plenum. tit‘ilrl’ltl T’Ilh‘I‘llfll‘r Agent.
ROTON POINT,
South Norwalk. Conn.
A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER HESDHT
ON LONG ISLAND SOUND.
New Hotel, Delightful Grove, New Bathing Houses.
New Attractions.
First—Class Restaurant.
Meals To Order at Short Notice.
Sea Food a Specialty.
FINHENSTEIHH KELLY],
”\VS I'Illh‘ .\.V ll PM W“ I I-ITI ills.
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TIME TABLE STEAMEII “MEDEA.”
lA-ut'o South Norwulk {or Roton l‘oinl~~lo :m u. "L. 1*! :ln p. In
2 III) p. m., II '3” p. m.
Louw Roton Point for South Norw:Ilk-- 1:0 05 :I. III.. II :ln 11. Ill..
1 I!» p. m., 2 3.3 p. m., i 45 p. m., Ii 30 p. iii.
SUNDAY TRIPS.
Loam» South Norwnlk~10 30 n. m., l m p. m., 2 :m p. m., -I I5
p. m., 5 I" p. to.
Leave ltoton Point—II 30 a. m., 1 I!» p. m., :I :III p. m., 5 on p. In..
A A Eggs In Hatching
1H" miulnipin.
Owing to the growing demand tor ray
Popular Clam Chowder.
I will nupply pflt'Md' Inmillm ntahlinhlnn
daily null". iimt of quality guaranteed.
I0: I'Illl QIIAIAT. 75¢ I'Elt flillJADN.
Ialiall give the intuition my pominnl Ilicliv
lion In making and 'It'livrfllt . l wiiiaimlnr-
nhh It In any drained quaint Hm In you-lotion.
private violin. hal‘l pit-him privaie or public
parties at short not to. Addrean
WI EI COLLINS!
55 LIEIIIIII Anna, Iomtlt, Hi.
I haw now netting. oi Emu oi Mink-eat
"min-uni
White Bacillus, light IIIaIImas
and Plymouth Hoots.
All Framing: Stock.
C. B. STEVENS.
all But at (mm! Strut. South Saw-lit.
Where are You Bung?
Iamgolnulownto
HHNI h-ZELIIFF’S
Fish and ngetable Market
Miran-ha I- find tho I l t
and Vanuatu“. Ala’o Hair and MAME?"
0min. Blunt. Meme,
Pm Tomato tit-up.
Imported Berliner.
w. L. mucus
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What.“ I‘m M“
w. I. much. .. Wm
1,000 Pairs
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
‘ SllllES
. from $2 75
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Makingitthebestflfioseamloushoolnthemm.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTBD 7 . _
Call and amino them before purchasing any Walton,“
H. 8. BROWN’ *
South Main Street. 80. Norwalk.
91 “lilies’ Shoat
CLOSED OUT AT SPECIAL PRICES
And an avoragc rodwtiou of oror :1) cont. Time all # my
good», secured at a reduction. [3;] to he sold at wig goddmlotamo‘
We quote It low prions:
()ne lot of 300 pairs Ladies’ Turned Shoes at
2.50 to $3.00; regular price 84.50. One lot of
200 mm Lounsbury, Mathewson& Cofsalight-
_I Iy amaged. machine sewed, Ladies’ Shoes, at
$2.00; regular price, $3.50 to 84.50. One lot of 300 pairs Lounthury
Mathewson & (.3035 slightly imperfect, haud—-S"0E ' fl ,
SI
sewod, worth $5.00 a pair; will be sold for $2.50
THE BEST BARGAINS EVEN OFFERED.
to $2.75. Balance In fine Oxfords. sum les
and imperfects, at prices that make t em
GLOVER & OLSEN,
. 8' ‘Washingtvnét-159r.£°ri"a'k- ’
The New Dry HoodsSIore.
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
2 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORM’ALK.
We are showing a full line of Black Silk Grenadines in
Plain Stripes and Brocade.
Black Drapery Nets
Demi-Lace Flouncing in all Widths.
Immense Variety of Dress Trimmings.
Kid and Fabric Gloves, Huch-
ings,‘ Laces and Ribbons. ‘
Ready Made Suits in Flannel, Sateen, Gingham,0heviui and Dammit
BLAZERS AND SHIHT WAISTS.
PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS.
“3- how mlalwl In our special sales of Loomer’s Corsets, a line
of 'l‘lmmpson's Glow, Fitting Corsets.
TRISTRAMIIHYATT
N0. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
W. B. Hall &CMO.,‘
Cor. Main and Cannon 818., Bridgeport.
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' Ilur new liuilIliII r. is fast nearing complotion, and our business
:15 not In the least I lSlllI’lNPIl. We shall give during the month of
Inw
PDSITIIE AND IINNATCHAIILE BARGAINS IN EVENT DEPARTMENT
OF Ollll ESTABIISNNENT.
III the lil’t'Sh’ Hoods and Silk Room we shall sell the New Boa-
sidv Svrgv at Ma. it inch Black Surge at 33c... handsome Grena-
Il'lllt's at in and 500.. Black China Silks at 3:0 and 5%., $1.25 Ilen-
rwlinsat 7.30.
JACKETS. REEFERS and SUITS.
All $3 50 Shoulder (‘41 ws 8! 75. all ill Shoulder Capos 82, all 85
Slmuldvr ('upvs 25': 7m. all so; Slmuldvr (.‘n my; 8:5, all 4310 Shoulder
Capos 85. Fft'lli‘ll ('lu-viot JlICAfl'Ih’ 23‘: .50 and 8.1 :30, handsome Sateen
Suits :11 8‘: 5m. (‘lIildrou's vafvrs at $1 25 and $2. $2 Wale roofs
for $1. 3'! 2.3 Watvr minis for $I :30. Ladies Embroidered ichua
, ’ to $18, I’ ain (.YasliIIu-ro Shawls 750., Children's White
Sluts 3] In, ill Sn and SI 7.3.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR and HOSIERY.
Ladios’ Ribbt'd Silk Trimmed Vesta usually sold at 250. we will
givv two for 25c“ Extra Quality French Neck 25m, Ladim’ Black
Vests and Pants 5012. SWIM; shaped Vests 25th, Fast Black Hose
lilo. worth 25a, Rogulnr Inndo, inst, 17o. Were 25o, Boys’ Rib-
liod 8(lele aim-kin 3 17:3,, Children’s Pluitod Waints 25o, Child-
ren's Flannel and (.ambric Wuints 25c.
w. B. HALL 8; co,
F. H. NASH & Brio.
Estimates given on
Plumbing, Gas Fitting, Tin andSheot IIoIIWoIl.
We are selling
Vinny, New Stamford and Silsby's Steam Noam.
We have a fine stock of.
Decorated and Plain China,
I‘he DUUHESS and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Bot and PM
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Ship Chandlers.
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