l ‘ .
"ramp to are iromec ’s
‘ Q1. formerly 83. and another at l, fonnerly 88. Miocee' 7' Menu, ( the trade in over.
to nihil It ”0me this so.
ifiohoo Children’s Bo ool Shoes at 75 cents. .
. Mwmfim goods, as it ion pleasure to show Fish, Oysterg,‘
‘ H HARVEY, nicknamed-
. ”firth ”a"! street, South Norwalk- £3 WHOLELALEdc RETAIL.
WWW." . W......_._.._.......... _ ‘ ~
TOBESEENINEGP'E'T
‘ ’ u DREW blalwsv tbsrimoi blade- who.»
. "”M" i , ellgnfi‘bliot" had in
‘ ‘ metal: wundsis l ‘ t Amen noneonlalklog
' , ." iallsbatbaltl hra'ndr ‘ the matrimonial now finished with
. WWW-Id I‘smlsoyon mmnotbhmmsmhokg
(he meant the Aguil) “
“MORTAL ”MATURE UNDER .THE
BPHINX‘ LEFT EAR.
“Wellandcbhhnmm
mt terrorising into submi-iona herds ”N"- -' herb-I. howl-cm. oi.-
oi halt starved isnstles.” hey-owned. ”all non. avast ass afloat aromas. 'l'os-
oi whiehis very bad-very bad—bani give ‘ ”a g, a [W Awm"
me some more konseonssow."
We were aroused by tho anddeu slow
page oi the snow. . ‘
ll detachment of *fliephyra." near us
. . , . . i upon the right bank. scrambled together
THE. SON OF THE SHEEK in a hollow square Abattalion oi Couv
“ , ' lounlin, with bulbs and bournons rippling.
scuttled by ml at u gallop. and the Twenty-
. email warm slime third Cheesenrs d'Airiuuo in the iront line
In. oitbe ontheJelilie bolted at a "carry" on the and at a sand
1"" “Ml" MMWNW" ridge. which hid tbeborluu irom night;
1‘." “A“ exhaled “to El” unspeakable the still. hot air of the Sahara was sud-
. “mm ‘1' m "h‘ bunches 0' denly pervaded with aomething thatroulied
lilaflseor'cbedwslerreeds iswlthme unto our feet in an Instant. Saumnder
M I” Ws'lighto! the long stretehoi whipped out his over ready sketch book
”W mm “Wad My and heroin blocking in the In pe and
memdfld thedesert the poailion oi thatroops. whi e Theveuot
. and th disclosed by theshriukage snatched his note book and " ylograpb.”
‘ ns 0! the scene which now gathered upon
the-Tel“. during the hot months. Hal us i can. in mpbct to time, place or relar
“m” just 59"“ ”“d m tive ancoaslon oi detail. remember noth-
m Mm 73'! W “"3 W lug, only outoithat dark eliaoe can Iren-
a M “b“, they W a” cueaiew detached and iragmentary im—
lull “'3” n” sand hadsiited over mentions-all the more vivid. neverthe
M I“ m transparent sprinklmgs— Iran. irom their isolation. all the moredis
“All“ upldly drying under "1" sun of El” tinet iron the gray blue of the background
”I” W WW “4 "'1'“! ““0 "'0“- sgainst which they trace themselves.
”0‘ concave cakes “l“ 100”" l" lnstantl y, somewhere dlnquietingly near,
‘m'm' m. little aaueersin which an event. or rathera whirl oi events that
Winkhlsbeenmixed. (Iiyou 3"“ rushed uml writhed themselves together
V I!“ u m Tbevenot. W“ "A" thebetter into a quivering maze oi dizzying complex!
W “A” Ity, suddenly evolved and widened like the
fill! tbuewas thereach °' "1° “”9“ fierce, quick rending open oi some vast
m d! °“ “MA“ hand, “‘3‘! ‘1'“ scroll, and there were algzag hurryinga to
'W away. W ’° 8““,- toward “"3 and fro and a surging bcnvenward oi n
”7‘.“ the hollowaky ‘1'???“ out ”l torrent oi noises-noises oi men and noises
behind the shimmering horizon, oi ioet,nolsee oi horses and noises oi arms
.. M! and ”“1an like some ~Iioisea that hustled fiercely upward above
“‘1 whicb. panting 1"" “9“" the brown muse and closed together in the
hibhnrrlble M h“ risen l“ 5‘ mm desert nir. blending or joining one with
l” the midst ”E “z ”"6' another, joining and separating. reuniting
. _ ”d W “Bldv ““0 0" and dividing: uoisesthnt rattle; uoises that
‘* ”mm °f the m where dunked; noise; that boomed or shrillod or
m stirred 1"“ the waxing “5M l“ thundered or qfiavered. and one well
A “G mnlngandthe waning light in the known noise thut.nt regular intervals. woe
m‘ 1" tumbled "d and gray rocks, dominant over ullnsoi a mighty ilood oi
“Waikiki“ sandln "‘9" "A” and plantsnnd boards billing from some root
WMW’M m“ squatting 0' height upon the earth beneuth. And then
mm in their bl” shadows. And come sight oi e—gray tremulouecurinius
' '- nothing more—nothing, noth- -—but whether smoke or dust lcouid
III. M “1° “Pp"“nfl he“ not say—tumbling and billowing. bellyiug
mmnaddenlnglllenee. out with the hot tempest breath oi the
Andintbemldst 0‘ it “Al—'9' battle demon that raged within and whose
I". “we,”hmadlyandgenerallyspenk— outermost iringu were torn by serrated
”waistband!“ “3M ““3, oi General Tiles oi dashing steel and wavering ranks
W’s diviionoi t‘hlaAligcsn ”fill”; 0‘ red.
, T A. “Ml! genera 3- ( I knew we had
,. , that! oieaiddivia— Anithiswasallatfirat.
fl. and speaking in the narrowest and
new Muller-ems “we” were the party
dwar armaments, specials. ext-v.1:i art
”O“ " was moaning 'd‘ were ra i ling and ntrugglinu, each man.
VI” Mo! aldwingoi said my ”l with [Eave‘r‘y 'sincw on the strain. honestly
fl mice [or reasons Will ‘0 be “t Itrlvlng Loki“ All! lt'llDW.
And now we were in the midst oi n bol
Antholoug. m M snow 9' the con low sqnnre oi our soldiery, yet how we
M went crawling up the torpid come there i cannot recall. though l re
"I‘d“ the advance 3“,"! straggling member—trivial enough as It was-that
M “9°” the right. “we’ 1" “2°“ “'9 the water oi the Jeliile made my clothes
“3 w the W 0‘ the eoow ' "W. hoary and clinging and nncorniortublo-~
remember this. although a mortal iear sat
upon me oi being shutdown bysomeoi
our own irenzied soldiers. And then came
that awinl rib cracking pressure. an irom
some outward. unseen cause. the square
was thrown back upon iteeli.
The smell oi sweat, oi horses and men,
the odor oi the powder smoke. the blind
lug. auiiocnling. slupeiying clouds oi dual.
the horrible hear—greater than all elbow
of being pushed down beneath than thou-
sand: oi trampling loot. the terrible pitch
of excitement that sickens nod weakens.
the momentary consciousness—vanishing
nusoonna {cit—that this was what men
called "war.” and, that we were experienc-
log the stern reality oi what we had so
oiten rend
It was not inspiring. not thrilling; there
was no romance, no poetryabont it; there
was nothing in it but the hideous jnr. one
agnimt theotber. oi men drunk with the
blood lust that eighteen hundred years had
not quenched. and all been called eublim
by and glory tsdedontoislght at the
magic of its real when.
llwkcd at BabAuonn: be wan stunt]-
tng at the gunwale oi the snow-somehow
we were back on the seow squire—with on
unkinded plated in his hand. lie was
watching the battle on the bank. Ills
nostrils quivovsd.aud he shlited his ieet
exactly like an excited thoroughbred. On
a sudden I trooperoi the Eleventh Cull-es
sler» earns spinning round and round out
of ”I! brown I)! Mlle. gulplng up blood.
and pitched, whining. inns downward.
into the sell. one where the river licked at
the bank, raising ruddy bubbles In the
same as he blew his liis breathlngmps
into it. and raking it lulomridireu pat
terns as his quivering. blue fingers cloned
into M
Instantly afterward cams a mighty rush
“My sojourn in Europe.” says Colonel
Edward G. Manon, president oi the Chiago
Historical society. .“wss wholly delightiul.
bewilderingly novel. and the natives are
politely attentive. When i went to that
part oi the world my health was tailing.
Perseveralyears l hadworkod hard.snd
muerves had sniierod s partierdsrly se
vere strain In that iamousdebate Inwbich.
“president oithe llktorial society. 1 was
unwashed to engage with llirsm Atwster.
oi ask-kin. relative to thoexsct loation
oi Pierre Mennrd's horn prior to the June
rlaainthehlissiaslppiin 15“. [had been
In Cairo but a week when liolt inliyro
stored. ineorporoetin manta. lreturnto
Chicago splendidly equipped to grapple
withthe brilliant ministries oi Norton. the
artiul herelies of Head, tbseold pahnism
oi MacVeegh, and such other specious pee
allusion- us that talented calorie with
which I smwonttoaeaocistomsy choose
to bring to bear upon me.
“That object in all Egygt which moot en~
gaged my attention was the sphinx. . l vie
Itod it a number oi times. and encb time
regarded it with absorbing interut. My
companion at such tlmu wnn theycncr
able sheik, Kamir-el-Abdul, a man oi pro
lound learning. and I never wearled oi tbs
reminiscences with which he heguiled the
tedinm oi the Journey to and irom the
pyramids.
“I shall never forget my first visit to the
sphinx. Starting irom Cairo beiore day-
light, we reached our destination juat as
the solar orb leaning from the glowing east
cast upon that mighty stretch of sand the
may flood oi hie gracious benediction. The
sullen head and massive shoulders oi the
bust woman loomed up threateningly be
iorenn. the pitlicnances oi iorty centurleaoi
desolate lonelineu lny like a shadow on the
ruthless [nee and over the cruel eyes; here
at last I lound the master expression oi
utter hopelessness. Observing my unwont
ed aeriousucae—Jor i won indeed owed by
the solemnity, the grandeur. and the awinl-
um oi this spectacle—the good sheik
sought to dimlpato the gathering clouds oi
ondnue by relating certain entertaining
bits oi historical iniormetiou.
TAT-Ell"! WITH A SllllK.
" ‘Ilcre. light oi the western world.’
quoth be. for he always employed the or
note metaphors oi the orient when be ad-
dre-ed me; ‘bere the years meet and speak
with one another. Monarchs oi all ages
have come hither to commune with this
mighty monument to the genius oi the
dead; hither come artisans to wonder at
the work of on art they know not oi. and
hither repair the sage. the poet end the
philosopher w ruminntc in the shadow oi
this pile upon the awful mystcrla oi hu-
man lile.’
“ 'Yea.’ said l. ‘the spot is pregnant oi
the meet solemn associations. It was here
that. no] remember to hove road In my
geography. Bonaparte encouraged his col-
diery to battle by reminding them that
irnm yonder pyramids iorty centuriee {
.__-..
been uttackod and that behind those boil
ing smoke billows. somewhere and some
how, though exactly how and where i
could not tell, men, infuriated into beasu,
E
looked down upon them.’
“ 'anoleon inscribed his name upon the
uphill: at that time.’ said the goal sheik.
"Take your spyglass and you will see the
memo cut upon the neck oi the sphinx. just
below theearthere. Below it appears. In
Turkish, the name oi the great sultan, Ab-
dul flamed, while to the right. upon the
cheek. you will see the name oi Bolton,
the noturnllnt.’
" "The head and lace oi the uphill: seems
to be covered with namea,‘ said I. content»
plating the mammoth through my glam.
“ ‘It Isevcn so, pearl oi the prairies,’ said
he. 'l’or many years the great men oi all
nations and tribes have delighted to cut
their names Into thiedeathless monument;
even your people come hither to do that
honorable oiliee. as you shall see li you
sweep your glam to the left and right and
up nod down the suriace oi thnt ecnrred
I
nee.
“l didasthegood sheik sugguted. and
u thousand noble names were pro-rented to
my enmptnrsd visio by the old oi my
glass. Among myo countrymen llay-
srd Taylor. Franklin. Burr. Prescott.
Beecher, Grant, Longiellow, Emeraon~
yes. and a hundred others. representing
our statesman-hip, our theology, our lit
erstnre. our arts and our sciences. had en-
graved their proud names upon this his-
torie. this solemn, thlsimporishsble tablet.
emu Anon man an.
”And the great puluses oi other nations
hadbeenthsretoo. lbebeldwithnw
isigned delight the Immortal names oi
mum oi Curler. oi Goethe. o! Ca~
vonr.oiKnssnth.oiDumas.oiDlsI-ssll.oi
Bhopanhanermillsinsmillyronmifleott.
Briefly. then. BsbAazoun had been born
Wins years hetero this time at
‘nuaesa. oi Kabyle parents—his papa wna
asbdk—hnd hem transplanted to France
dike-pollen. and had flourished there
{I a trulytenlsrkable manner. He had
one iron the Polytechnlqne;
one can cut awide swathln
in anything without hitting Iii-inst
ms; bshadosenpied important on
m fibula: he was a diplo
. qualities; be had lots oi
in ianltlese French
rnssdsr; he had
lied to the
dos
lining themu In countless fragments he
were a nusslghbthoss
their
dealing while bonraens. their long. thin.
murderous rlfls barrels. thanking and
E
the sheik, meet nl.
mydeilelousrsvwls. 'l havebmught
mesehisol aadsmsul.sndyondersbs
willauvhhuwlthsrepe ladder.whsrs-
by s'nmmitoi thesphinxeansallybs
"I thanked the good sbslkiortbssng-
nstion. Withwhatprldsshouldlrstm
to my raw sad snoring: ‘
comm nyssmswas
mud-mortals! "Whirl-stadium
eidsllghtshenld pasterltygatbsroathtas
blistering
m
was rolling their war cry. "Allah. Allah l
Allah
Whationgdormutrswlisetlenutlrred
In [isthmus still-old hattlesbnutl
Ashsbeslths- aes he was no low
hoalsemilsr
ssndsssd rivstthslrsyss upon P
email-0.11m In
on:
Eiili
iii.
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it.
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The climate it asluhrions. ths seeneryb Emmi];
H. KRlEGxE
Ilium") Noni Block.
FaWCett’s ‘
limousines: m .
AlllllllEllE! “"M
No. I7 Iiain Street. .
Formerly 3 litter 8t. lentil.
Just receivedJm dozen [late to-«hy to all
without renewed“ allow and allure. ill the
of 30‘!» tumor rice .
i ll) “'roailui 2 OW 1.
Due lot 0! dflrenrhzghlwors 30.2.. I .. non.
each. Don'tiorgel the number.
I7 MAIN STREET,
Neal to J. Y. Bennett'a dry goods store.
Mrs. W. lawcen,
«~11 ll!!!_3!,'!.‘l.,i9"!'i-
Spring Styles
HATS
IN ALL GRADE-Ni AND COLORS 0F
SiiiiandSoilHapdilkHals
Boy'e Hale and Cape. Crush lint» for Men ad
Boys. .\'ulria Soil flats for Men st
KNAPP’S.
9| Washington St.
Particularlitlfiiifiaid in Firing.
Meaning and Ironing Silk Note.
1 low price
201:.
W
t
3 ,. , .. m “a”: As 1 have ulnrgeir etockoi luminary Goodethnn usual at this ‘
a? . ~ ,1; _ , : l" ' , ‘ . . time of the your, and rather then wait until litter in the season.
.. @3th endagoodoewrtmentto makesfillfic— BENNETT&HUSTE” lwillgiveto‘nlldesirouaoi ‘ lilili’noryGoods for the
‘ to e "301‘ “ .5 ”Wham o specialties in . ‘ A 4th at July, at prices so low 5. align have anew summer but,
My,“ children's shoes. A ladies’ in“, Kid Button 2| Ill! Street. 80. Nmsll. as it lsbettorto give value in heart of the season, than after 5' "MAW 3.; ’0' WA, _
R.
sum Ansell, Bonn. lithium monume-
_~WW.,~~«~~~A ~ N_ W . -- ._,,“,.-...... _.,,
fishing guide.
21 sun Blush Milli.
ICE CREAM.
llnvlng removed his meat market
No. 6 North Main Street.
. I'm: leiirnum. .\. M. vii" an. 90". em. Humii Sum. 'l. 1';
vicinity with l’. M“ ”my!" in? "x” “2“. .. .-
ex. on ma. ll Ii? 01.. 12%»
Volt Srmaonlzuv. ,
is . _ I . r . . . .
Meatg 24’:- all“ '12:}? ll2 slit-sill ' fiifiluidigfifih :Jxl l TbighilimLLHJXIKEWT pat-Ilia»: . . . .
' r . n ‘ l i 3 ('I .
,,,..,. 0...: We... W... W... lleady Made Suits in iianneI,Saleen, Gmghamtheml and Cami o
p_ M: 1:“, ,1. will Spl‘lligflcllll. “r; “L (rial rnlizm tlum ior Albany Mill lllt' “'t-ai.
Will u l'lhe people oi this
" W’ mnmnimor
Fresh and Salt
N0. 5 lillllTll MAIN
POULTRY. Etc"
To be found in the state.
F. H’IWES,
y lrl ti SUI'Tll NUTHTAIJ'K.
en. ii in or. l
I! I2 mm».
In M! Itl'.
STREET "1‘ "1 “Allin
Ari: sellingu wry nice quality
of Butler. It is from
anon. (.,‘t.. Cremnery.
time of the year when
is plvuiy. the Lebanon
for all the roll butter t
and this is the Butler
call to your notice.
some sweet, well—mu
to 5 cents a pound Ices
gin pound. About 50
pound. Special price
port of tub.
mum-mas mm a».
ilrslerln
Wall Pu 9m.
Mixed luinte,
White Lend,
Oils, Giulia,
Artiste’ Notations.
Combined Chair and
l’niutin , _
i
C cimlnlng.
lllBBLE 8!. CHMSTIICK
peoplcdu not find a randy sale
The over product is sold in tube,
that is sold in rolls,at from :i
Roll Butter. This is our second
season will: it. Hi“! know it is
as ewe -t no new" boy. and will
keep well, it is so solid made.
We are finding sole for tubs and
half tube, on Well as by the sin—
tlw tub. If you wish a nice
article here you have it; 26¢ a
lllBBlEltcllMSTllllK
- L. ll. llEli
Conch Colors dud Vumielioe.
der. 02.00.
McCloek "3 Wood FillermBeei
in the nrket. 02.00 h Gallon.
79 Washington Street .. '
At this
pusturugc
U rvnmery
boy make.
which we.
1‘ ism” FIrst-Class Restaurant.
Meals To Order at Short Notice.
(To article
than their
pounds to
2 00 p.
by tub or Leave lluion Point for South Nun-wolkw 0 0.5 n. m.. H :m n. m..
1 l5 p. "1.. 2’ 34'; p. up, 4 4.5 p. m.. I: 30 p. m.
SUNDAY TRIPS.
Leave South Norwnlkmlu 30 n. m.. l 00 p. m.. 2 30 p. m.. .i 15
p. m..
Leave llotou l‘ointmli 30 n. m.. I 40 p. m., :i 30 p. m., .5 00 p. in.
ER 0 10 p. m.
, .
Norwsill. sci-“1"”?
"I
Stop Lod-
res
my
0000 NEWS F00 Till PIMP.
" Owlaglnlhegmwiugde-sadier-y .
Popular Clam Chowder.
. mummm-I-
Ila moom. 1.0 m canon.
Wm
i891."
MENBI
«ran-arr
m
IhleIVlfitlllan‘lllJalll‘TBT tooNfe IEE ARMY”
Leave Smith Sputnik lit 1.5 n. 111.: Io'undu :- at 0.15 n. In. (Not on rim-my Sundays). ltriurnA
Trig. leave Now i ark. Mkman street. at :2 Pp. ui.; #alurdnys nt 2 p. DI. ; Sundays nt 530 p. in.
boot olel sin-vi M 2:50 p. m.; Snlurllavs al 22) p. Ill. ; Sundays at MI) p. m.
FARE-Single Tickets 40 Gents. Excursion 00 cents.
US SUNDAYS-l dim-l iwlnnuilinn is made Vin Bay Ridge and ('ulver more {or the er Iron
l'ulm'e l’icrnl i lllll‘)’ lmluinlnnllmuirural-hinge (including Minis-dun to Iron l’irm l’nn-
hurling train leaves ('mwy Island nt ‘1” p. m.
The Propeller “CITY OF NORWALK”
Will leave New York )inmiuya. Wednmdu '3 and Fridu ‘ M f . in. ' N ' . ‘
Thnrednye and Saturdays at he'll p. m. ) h ’ p Lune orunlk fixElEgl‘“.
l. v. New Haven & Hamid i. ii.’ Housatonic RaiIrOad
October Pl. 1”".
FULUIWS:
m.: FM" or. p. Ll.
New listen on: Spring!» ill 0.".
li‘nn interim. .~\. M; II: win 9
lght.
TIME TABLE smifin ”MEDEI."
Leave South Nnrwulk for llulnu Point—~10 30 n. m.. I'.’ 30 p. in .
m.. 2i 20 p. m.
6 40 p. Ill.
M
indium
.‘lll
4. Fun .\'l:w Yank. A. .\i. ftld u-trepi Monday»! Sunday 0 :9”: it. Hi. and life p. m.
ex. 5 id. 600 Imnl I.’K..ll:l'l in .1 1i or. 7 56 0-3. 5:13 'l‘rnln: lune lluulmry (or South Num’ltlll" B'a0k Bra 8 nets
ex. lowland“ inn-mum i-x. 0:13 or. 10 H n. cl:t'.,::si.0mniici il tie. m.. 3 is. fill’y am} 533
. , ll 3? Tomi ex. ‘1 .\i. l2;i-'w.\'. Illi gr. 2:!) ex. p. in. Sundays our. u. in and 50‘: i. m.
Zillion) Sinmiurtl. v-xprv-«u irnru Swami-ml. Train: imneh’uulli Surmklk inr {lilgciio-ld—
“15, 4 files. 5": no. to Mumford. 53in. fiz’dnw. Ii l3 and 9 Ii‘ .1. in.. i'.’ ll. '.' 21, .1 iii and r. :15 p. m
iv'Jlex. B it no. 7 SI 1-K. 5 ll 39.. Wilma, l mom. ’l‘rnins It-znr lliclgrlirlii (or South Nurwnlk—~
I .‘ Washington ex urea-e. .Mlnlllly" .3 iii rx., :1 M 643. 7 to. :01.» and I! 0:". n. "L. 240, 32.3, 540-an
/ ' ' . liltnr..7:5luu.ll:>nr.
Full New Haves, A. .\l. i 13 us. mu m .. 'Sru i'nrk :unl l'in»:l«lilsvxpru<~ li. ..i’e.~.\‘vu
I a! mm. a 31m. 9 In t r... in e: or.
03.. l M ex.. l ll’mx, 2!”. no. t I. :i.~...’> If. iii-"02‘ . zirr
mu. T if. «5.. T :lmxw‘ 61mm? €l;w..ll"7.\~lum- '
ex and mu. lib", u. m.. r‘<.
only.» :33
. ill. l"\.
M. Mini... 0|«i.-x.._
12:» norm or. P. . lfllflmu. lllle-l,, 2oz».
all? 93.. {lili ex., 0:! u.. 4 IN cm. .'i IL’ and it: o
Windmill“ urn. 9JiAdnum ex. and run.
midnight ex. Sunday; mil in ..7 Jimmie
ROTON‘ POINT,
South Norwalk. Conn.
MM DELIGHTEIIL SUMMER llE8llllT
on LONG I
New Hotel. Delightful Grove, New Bathing Houses.
New
OWNERS AND l'lilil'llll'l'l'llllil. jig
. Yahwfl‘
wfi‘m’m”:m Eggs ll" "tithing
.m-
ml.
i
1‘?" ““1
8%.,
£111“
l’. )I.» may Yuri. at $13! p, m...~umli Nnrwuik i :ii p. m..
SLAND SOUND.
”This All Premium Stock.
...... fish and Vegetable Medal
Cell and
a... idem». H. 3. BROWN"
linking it the .
Ever” PAIR mm no
bestiaeofieamloesflhoeinthe
/
examine them before purchasing “1 W V \
[rawkrs'feip 'V W oh?” i _
5...... 9-— 1,000 Pairs of Ladies 8 ,0
N0 MONAY, MY 250,
One lot of 300 pairs Ladiee’ Turned AShoee ’V
82.50 to $3.00; regular price 84.50. Onelot 1;"
I 200 its Lounsbury, Mathewson&Co.’s eligh
13/ 08’ Shoes.
2:- L. .. to 82.75.
Iluubury snd‘mwhlk Dirision.
'I'rnins lta‘r South Nurwnlk {or )nnnnry»
0 IS, 0 Iii a. “b.1311. 2 xi. 5 In. 0 31 um 10 25 p. m.
630p. in.
ex l’uhziriil pm i. m.
llilil and New Mark wiprv» lrimw
am. hi. ,. d M 4m 1min . Bfillll‘l Mi! p. 1!... min-
nmlim: uirii lift”: pm. rmin from Iliuii-urii
i p. in.. .urii‘iii: til Si-w
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MATS LINE DIVISION.
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A. II. Permits. General l'uw-iimvr Agent.
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CLOVER & OLSEN
, ,..,8.-!.;W?§hl[‘€l?ll$tu So. Nan-330:.
The New llry‘kiiimTE—ifprad-iiT
TRISTRATW & HYA'IT,
TRATXS LEAVE snrru NiIIlWALK .ts ('nltltl-Zi'l‘lill'l'l.)JI'SE“Jim. We are showing a full» line 0‘ 3130]! Silk Grenadines in
W. B. Hall & 00.,
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Sea Food a Specialty. 53m. 5......
I have new Mtiugs oi Fm «i choicest
slmlnnui
Nhila Elohim. light Billlllils
and W locks.
c. afflicts.
all 3:» fit (‘llspel titted. ninth ”mull.
When anion Going?
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Minimum.
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CLOSED OUT AT SPECIAL PRICES
,...._.. k. .. .. . .. And an average reduction clover 00 can. 'l'lleee shoes ‘ .
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GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMER
Demi-Lace Flouncing in all Widths.
In the Dress Goods and Silk Room we. shall sell the New
Plumbing, Gas FillingJin anilShaqilggpmfl-
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’ v
‘ I
We quote a few [mcee' : f .
amaged, machine sewed, Ladi
my? . A" $2.00; regular price, $3.50 to $4. 50. One lot of 300 ’ one '
”will? ' '..'.. 113:7}? Mathewson & Co’s slightly imperfect. hand- pane Lo,
v sewed, worth $5.00 a pair; will be sold for 82.50 ‘
_ Balance in fine Oxfords, sum lee 8““
and imperfects, at prices that make t em ‘ .
THE BEST BARGAINS EVEN . llFTEllEll.
2 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK.
Plain Stripes and Brocade.
Immense Variety of Brass Trimmings.
Kid and Fabric Gloves, Buch-
ings. Laces and Ribbon .
Hurtful-Ii. ll, :0 ii. 111., :H'lflgli 5M lluulc 'Vlllr. BLnZERs AND SH|RT WA|STS ‘
. . . . . . . . ”Shun, r-i'it ori'reut ‘rri: hi, i
. ”5‘“ l" 5‘“ \Ulik l 0 Tip. m.. (lzls‘lhtxlv; nnl‘l Albany l'flifiQl’lli'I‘f. I l
. . .‘u'. p. in.. {my . i hm ape-i lul.
“Flélt’rzr'rilthiyxtwugmt ”‘1",in ”if: :01 l 5.1”“ m" 5N. Milford «pa-vial PA RASO LS AN D SU N U M BRELLASI
i
Till-{ilknlqihun-lnysl “bummer fur l’illbllold ‘V l -._4.. i
.. [am . run). - r -* . - 7- i.» . r v -
Lini “1...... "infirm...“.mmmum, 0 low Mild to our hptlltll sales of Loomers (,orsets, a in o
of Thompson's Glove Fitting Corsets.
TRlSTRAMliHYAT—
No. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
.. -. -JJ..- .
r. Main and Cannon Sis..‘nndgepiiii“
Our new lllllllllll r is fast nearing completion, and our business
' is not in the least t isturbed. We shall ' e d '
Alliaclimls. Jum, KW “ring the month of
’ POSITIVE Allll llllAlATCllAlllE BARGAINS Ill EVENT llEl’AllTIEIT
Ill Ollll ESTABLISHMENT.
at 5012. 44 inch Black in v at 3740... handsome Grena-
dines all in and 500.. Black (‘llinal Si 25 at 39 and 590., 81.25 Hen-
rii-lluszii 751'.
JACKETS. REEFERS and SUITS.
All 83 50 Shoulder ('n we $1 :5. all 3i Shoulder Cu is all
Shoulder ('nlws 8': 50, all pt 0”. .5
' (‘npus if». li'n-in‘lil’lwviot Jackets 32 50am 83 .50, hnndmmeBa
SUITS-i at 0': 50. Children's Roofers ut ti 25 and $2. 02 Wale roofs
13:: Shoulder ('u we 63, all em Shani or
for iii. $2 m Waiter ll'llllfl'l for Si 50. Ladies Embroidered 'cllus
from $2 75 to Six, 1’ din ('nelum-re Shawls 75c. Children’s W 'ie
Suits 31 in, ill {in and $1 7.3.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR and HOSIER .
Lndim' Ribbed Silk Trimmed Vents usually sold at 260, we JVHI
ive twu for 20in. Extra Quality French Neck 250.. Ladiee' B
'mts and Pants rm... Small shaped Vesta 2.50., Fuel. Black
win, worth 250.. Regular mode. inst. l7c.. wore 25c, Boys’ 1)-
bed School etimkingo Ilia. Children's I’luited Wniete 200., Oh (I“
in
1101 and ( nbric Whittle 250. .
B. HALI. g;
lietlmnwa given on
We are selling A
in
New Siamionl and Slishy'sfiSieam, Noam :4
We have a fine stock of“
Decorated and Plain china...
[he DUCIIEBS and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Set and [loft
able, including New York Ranges. \
SWIM 00800 It or. w. c. lune: '
8th Chandlers. luv- m. mm atom
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