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' "can, '- “Muhpemeeeneealmydanaerfmmimw
l‘ m P otilya milieu-ee- ochre-W tin-dwkmlt Imam-baby."
manna—nun mileoreo Oneeouldahnoathear Be MM and tuned none In ab
Whlaperwhatthoanev-lmowutl "Fifi
Ileana-armhole“ ‘Tbeatarrumaylaattwoorthraahoura.
mumbled theenowgetverydeeparidtheeoldta.
mwmmmm teuer. leeueuudisnodoehtheeauae
0" iamatrong. but you-you“-t.h:ddee&voiee
ll Pl ' waaa little unemaln here, two
Immmpgedm: i "it'eaotltlehoneeanalmoatgr-pahand- handethathad involuntarily graeped her
naditnotheeunlxhtandlm full Why,deernie! leaneeeitpeaaha armaaahehad turnedtighteaedeenenl-
Withihantne andthemoun. tweanrneand your hat.” ebe lanahedaa dvdr—"youandelicatgyou know"-—-—
lhadae‘erbe-hnldtololt- 'abethrewherheadtooneaidoandgianad Badidnot fluiah. but before heturnod
Ahhufereheadwaeeewhite upward. ”Andaee the moiatureou your hiaheadawaytheaameloohmmeiutohia
neatPahe went on. rubbing her hand
alonghlaarmaudllippingthewaterfrom
herflngera.
eyee again—the name. only alittle diaer-
eut this time. There waa no mistaking it.
He might aa well have laid in aornany
Wherawthatani't rayeameandhiaad
Where ' hamheavat‘alkht
With lllf wdfkhl— Bob's eyea milled in front. and while words. "i love you!”
“““.,..,'.""...,‘.‘,.,‘,,".' “‘° '""°'“““”' 73’ “33.2“ "mi 3“" “it?“ .1...“ “no.
andeeeinedeoqd ,a ngusto t neamearnr ta meaaww
“0:11;! 1 at “We v.3“... w‘md tore her but from herhead and in an man who. ea she had first discerned.
luetant whirled it out of eight into the all-
aurrounding gray.
would lei down his lifeto anyehera. Ilia
arangemood waa alleieartohernow.
Waking to the moon—to men
Ki: her ailent brow—and keep
UPI-re holler fmlhatlhklls Witha short "Stand quite still. piece.” And her own feelinaa were a revelation
She. 0 Plus. will we, no.“ he hurried lifter it. that aimed. attacked her. The home ahe
Never bluah amid her laughter. ilow odd it was to be there all alone! had apent with him were the aherteat and
gnawing man. There waa aouiethingaoaolemn,eoawful aweeteet aho had ever known. She re-
ienrkzh-ea who ahall go In the ailenee. the iaolation and the aorn- called the reuse of aecurity and of reetful-
lheauiiug it forever after! berm of the place! To be able to see and man that his voice and presence alwaya
‘Cllll’lfll 3- m in WM‘ feel nothing earn the rock: n her (06 and
the noiseless mist floating hmto hear noth'
ing but the meaning of the wind. to real-
ize that she might be within a few feet of
a precipice and not know it!
It waa‘like atanding upon impelpable
airand grasping at it helplnvuly with the
world slipping away into the diam!
Madge ahuddered, and there must have
been something in the look thatahe turned
upon Bob, who had appeared out of the
gave; the truthfulneee and earnestness of
his character: his constant and watchful
devotion to her. which ahe hail careleaaly
overlooked In more gallantry; hiaeaciauia—
tion and atrange conduct that moonlit
night upon the veranda when rho had
dropped herengagement ring and he had
firstgneaeedthatahe waa pledged to an-
other ‘
And it was inevitable that with the
awiftueavi of thought ehe aheuldcourpare
gloom ather side .0 my, ”a noise— him with that other one in the emit. with
lesaIy as In almost mun her. that ahowed his boyish hoe. «laminate manner and su—
the relief ahefdt in having him with her vemlioun air of superiority. to whom. in
again. for entice. that wan aetand eeri- their when: dam-M had bound her-ell.
one, softened intonmaeeuring erotic. and h M“! her. '0' “I“? had “"0" 5910"
u».- awflt.eagerglance of the eyeathat she thought- hlm muniwe or momllious.
had notieedonee beioredurlng the after— and ahe I?" guilty. .
noon might have warned her that he,“ Theaethoughte’liurrwdthrough her brain
lentil. war on dangerous “found. But it nahoswod waiting while Bob wart endeav-
only museda strange little fluttering of ”“08 ‘0 “WV" "growth "‘1' whirling
her heart ea 5'“, 1“,th her hat and took whiteness me inniilmr landmark. Some-
hhv arm without a “my how she could not feel very much alarmed
In utter mm they ‘mvcml now what with him by her aide after all. notwitir
around to Madgetobeaiongdistame. standing hie words. She realized now,
it had been but a abort time since the IWVWWH "m 9‘50 “'33 WIT C0“ and my
change halltnken plane, but already the WM. and that the pvvoeum Ill?!“ I)"
wind had risen to n gale. and the gloom tint Wuumv‘ini: homer. The mind had
had deepened into a black wall around men mum and the wow was beating an-
them,wiiileitv the distance multibehearil KI“! Wm} ”W" face, 38 “Mini! ll
the roar and rattle and crash of the up 'flhfilwbbw “R’m- .
proaciiing atorm.tbat wuaidmdy heralded Barker “M “if" MW"? hopelubvefllfl-
by a few wandering fiakea of snow that m and pnsnwym. With a cool. quick
were whirled along too feet to find a reat- brain in 3”! MIME“ emergency. and With
pm lucmeing Resistance to increased obsta—
mTheir pace had tremendously alaekeneil.
clue. but he could acarotly see his hand he
and now they were simply groping their '0'? his “at The "“1 Md 1031! “I!“
way over the logs and atumpa. around the
hero obliterated. and he was utterly at n
Inwidera and between the swaying pinee 1““ ““1 “MSW“ W “k!“ YIN“ “H10"
thutnrmeone after another through the ”will lb“ M135 Chamberlain moat bu
mint like a atrnggling column of retreat-
kept moving. if p'oaMble, to keep ed that
in]; aoldieni. when auddenly Bob uttered . deathly chill until help should come or the
”WI exclamation “a “00.1 atili. Not Morn: should lift. liia own teeth would be
five “a in front of them arose aaolid wail chattering an hora were but for his. indom‘
oi perl’a'hdlculnr rock. in houruiar‘im loot WWI”- mil. “'3 km" that “he ”he“ “0°“
in the illlnl.
hint and did not realize the danger. lint
“filmy, glance ”l imflmgmmh vermin! wov‘d it not Iar bet tcr‘tu Improve the truth
to her the yrrplvxity. anxiety and irritn
upon her? Would slit! not rise to the
tiou outlined in Iiob'a fun: and caused her emergem'y ““1 fig!“ I" “W bitter "m"
to Mil; eunmtly:
"or action at the moment decided him
”Why, Air. Met. 1,". you w“ your imitantiy. She had wearily sunk upon a
w; p" In; and was rusting her face upon her
or only answer waaajaggvd, quivering bowie. lie tpmng to her and NIllI with
glare that mzmed to envelop them from decision:
every side. brightening up the warped elm “le Chamberlain. you Blunt lint give g
in frontandahowiug them upon the surface way like that. You must really.» that we .
the cuhl. dank tufts ofrlnrk green moan be. are in great danger and that if we let the
tween which the moiature was alowly trick. cold benunib us we are loot.” ‘
ling to the here. The very earth under Tier pleadintr answer eentagreat throbl
them trembled. the air reooiled in terror, of fear through his heart. for it made plain I
and the niouniaiu neutral to aplit to ita to him that the was already under the in- l
bare with the almoat aimuitanroua craah fluent-u: of that aw‘ ii eprll which, like the I
that followed. I
charming of the nuke. mnkee the up
The atorm had overtaken them!
preach of death area: like a dream.
Madge tried toamiie after ahe had Min. “1 am not cold now, but an tire-l2 The
finished her hysteria! grasp of Bob's arm, aturm will soon be over and they will come
but there was no answering audio from for us. Plane wait here!"
him. and a vague fear awept over law. Action waa needed now. lie had hit vent
“I don't recognize this rock." he mut- left Without a word he wrenched that
tared in a low tone. "leeem to have loat ofl. lifted her to her feet, unbuttoned the
the trail. het'a work our way along the on: thatwaa around hentook it oifJorr-ed
face of thia a little." the vest upon her. not healing the feeble
Ono.- uumtheaiowand henitntldg march motion wuh which aho waved it away—
waa rammed. faetcnetl it, replaced the coat and hurried
The lluttatingdakea ef anew hailehangrd her forward through the alarm—anywhere
to tiny heilalonea that were rapidly whiten- warty-where. he cared not where. liut they
lag thegrouod. The diet grand nah of not only a abort distance, when ahe tot-
the wind waa aer. and it had quieted ten-d, Humbled and nImuat fell. claeped
down intoeaullee mean that waa merely her hands oonvulaiwly to her honour and
an undertone to the great oreheetra of uttered» minutiae of pain. He put
heaven who-e reverberation; m were turmoil-gamed lumberheeddmied
heavily upon hie abouhler and her role-
uune in a whlaper:
”i can hardly breathe~ I am too weak to
A MOUNTAIN ROMANCE.
Theyhadleftthereatof the party.with
theguidu and burroa,at the rude little
“halfway home” by the tiny lake that lay
likeanoblougemeraldin a_aettiug of
bronae.and had wandered away by them-
aelrea-he. the bwwn bearded young wut.
ernmetaliurgiat. with a aueeaaafnl career
before him. and the. the white
faeed.delleate looking aojourner from Boe-
ton.withhercreolehalrandeyea.
The benediction of a perfect Indian enm-
Iuer afternoon lay upon the scene. The
doodles aky ao bluetbat it reminded her
of the exquisite eoloringofan Eerteregg
at home; the air ao atill that even the
trembling oi theaepen leavee ceased at in—
tervah; the here about the mountain top
like a golden fog-it wee an afternoon that
made, one forget that there were ever ea-
trema of temperature, or that the and
beams moat aoon sink into the went. Even
the gaudy little chipmunks. from sale
emineneu. plaoldly regarded the intruder»
with indolent and contemplative eyea. and
the birdeaeemed mama-ind into‘adroway
all“.
They had aauntered for some time now,
andqu gettingverytired. for the
way had been rough. She did not realize
thetime nor the distance they had wan—
dered—aha only knew that to her the
whole thing was a poem and a painting an
exquisite that if the had hmrd an organ
suddenly burnt forth into one of Handel's
maaurpieeea it would have eeemed quite
in keeping with the plane. and she would
. instinctively have fallen upon her knees.
Bob’s thoughta were quitediifereut. He.
too, waaa lover of nature and capable of
deep feeling, but a perfect Colorado after-
nounwaauot new to him,wbilehia love
for Madge was; and his pleasure came
from aeeiug her been but placid enjoy-
ment. itwunoaeeidentonbiapm that
theywereeeparated fromthe rat. and he
realized fully thatthey had been gone
manhourandwmalong distance
from the lake. Hie happiueea lay in being
alnuewith her, in watching the wane of
eurpriee and pleaeure rippling our her
lane a new ehapee and new landscape
opuled upon her view. in answering the
childlike quotiona that bubbled from the
darkey- and pretty lipa.
all in the thrilling touch of the alendrr
arma and the raft. warm hands at he air
did 'her over therough piaeaa. it waa
hearentohimandeould notlaet long
enough.
not when at lat aha are n won-y little
ai‘andeatdownnpon a unrivalled log
they reached a bit of level, aaylng. “Oh.
dear, I’m an tired!" he responder! quickly:
thinh. parhapa, we’ve gone far enough.
lt'auttingalongin the afternoonaod la
tile toatart hck." .
“Arewevary iarieeratheair’ alienated
W'tkept much track of the dunno.
aalthbpartei thetrailieeo—awhataaw
Mterthletherewwaalieue form
neaawuowthatahewaaqalteaa-
Maudltmrredtehimthatthe
althadewla havingeomeeflectuponher.
no hinted hineelf inwardly for lib
i
Mienlly down the valleya
Faster and faster heat the hail. now
W and wee about to ant her rapidly changing latch to mow: wider and walk. have me here. and if you can‘t get
if aha had trouble in hreatldng.whea a colder moaned the wind no they may help-roman!!!
Ille- chill in the atmeephere. aneem- ml aileutly picked their way alooglu the All nuralet waa gone now. item
pedal bye-Mementei thealr that art anulwiitiueumry cliff. herchaeto hlxnwithbntharmaaod tuned
them to ehirering violently. followed Madge ahivemi wmptlbly. and lhb. luv-gain and an.
by I will MINDS 0' the aunehlae. turnlugquickly. timed hie not. aodw’ith "lave you. go, when i brought you
email the Iaflaaeaeivnnltaeeoualym— nperrtnptory "Put“ on. pleats.” threw It here? have all i care for on mirth: I
want thee-a. What appeared toilette- over herahoulderaand buttoneditamuud love we»! love you. child: (50d forgive
he a log wee hurrying ane- it. and her out, payingnoattenthatohenalkl me foraayingeo. but turn help it."
“muted-wine” who rlbedrewhemli backfrorn hlman lu-
aptowarvi thhighaatpoiatvlatblelathe mutually dauioleaalelnmthewhlu
untrue—id «alumni-utteran- lanth- «Wtwhwhyum
dare biannual-tuned“ rtmoi-bwyaeaiapareatheramuae
red-eel aedawetehaetleatly . aundcaitlandwutatenbarnlamhle
mmmmwm mime-.mbentdownehe-rtoweh
heleilatennaatiea h-yiug m thewoula:
Wm “And i love yooJlohertl flurelythere
“M Auk-landward? l-ight raahenohauatneonldaaitnomwith
death eon-av. lwea not annuatil title
afternoon. (ind cannot flame me for tell-
ing you no. Wewlll m beware
blunand hewillludm. Kbmnoudby.
dear. lent an tired!"
lie «were! her lender-h claim-her
cold. blue llpa—herinulit halrmher marble-
liha rhea- and forehead with We
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unwind.
Ah. how awkward of .him to atumbla
Iikethhtl ltmnetharnbeen aatone that
tripped him. What'a that? Bloom Tie
runatharaeut hla forehead. than lbw
harditiatogetupagaini
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O I I I C O O
The anow bad waned falling. and the
wind'a dreary monotone have died away to
a mere whispering among the ghoetlika
pine-that etand up cold and atark.like
aentinela fmaen on duty. The liftedand
rapidly shifting cloud- are pierced here
andthen by tiny alanting ahaltaof aun-
a'liine that touch the anew with aparkiing
diamond poiuta. Wider and longer grow
the blue villa in the rolling, hurrying.
and iiiaaolving mass of clouds above,
whneeeoior laelowly changing from black
togray. Suddenly. bunting through the
raggedfriagea of the western cloud cur-
tniu. the sinking anu touchea with golden
hruah the pyramids, towers. minareta and
domes outlined in white relief agninat the
hideoua blackneea of the swiftly departing
snow clouds in the east. A beautiful rain-
bow {mined on two marble peaks. andspan~
ning the valley. bauga in tile cartern sky.
The anowianot deep and decanter-
tend very far. One can easily one where
its olge meet» the green of the valley be-
low. and can almost hear the busy hum of
the people far down the mountain aide. to
denthly atill iait on the new capped peaks.
The man sleeves on quite comfortably in
his shirt elevt'esfltnd the woman lies at
quietly as though she hull never known
any other pillow than one of snow. Yet
the cold in intense. The brancbu snap in
the froaty air.
The sun baa gone and the aluminum are
settling down upon the valley. it will be
night soon.
D D C O I O
“God in heaven! Jim. look there!"
linbbina' strong base voice we.» only a
whisper.
'“l'hnt's IICP.3IYE Anal here he let See!
In his aliirt sleeve-a too! Ami there's blr-od
on the snow ut his brand!"
"What was the signal? Fire double
EIMDK‘, won‘t it?”
"Yin. air."
"All right! Sow—«inc! two! three! four!
live? There? How you gotplt-utyof car- ‘
fridges?"
"Plenty. sir."
"All right! Now let's turn him over.
“(XII How white be In! limb! I can‘t
hear anything. butl think I feel nalight
bent! Take oil his short Light a match.
quick! Ah! he feels that burn! Thank
God! I’ourtbe whisky down him while I
go to her. First let‘s give ’em another
eigiutl! Iiark.’ They've answered. They’re
mining! Shout. Jim! Floor little girl.
for afraid we‘re too late for you. She
seems very still, and I can't hear or feel
any movement of the heart at all! You
had agreat head. Jim. to think of bring-
ing those burruu. We'd had a hard time
carrying them back. Better not try to do
anytiiinzlwre but give them whisky. It
won't take long in get them to the house.
and tin-u m.- cnn go to workon them in‘
dead earnest. Ah! there's her aistrrl"
“Is vibe dead. Mr. Robbins!"
"I hope not, Mina Grace. It will take
mine tinn- to tell. though. after we got hill
in bed. Quick. bring that harm here.
Mike? Never mind the drone. )lisa Grave.
We muatn't aloud ull «mummy now. It's
nurse of life and ilmvth! There! Thinner:
her in that way. That will take the weight
of! of mi and we can rub her limbs an we
80 DIODE."
. l O I
Mr. ibibhiua. manager and principal
owner of the great Denver smelter. looked
up ut’t‘r his glam, lite mare and bio pa»
prrat his wife. who waa hmily engaged
with pendi and paper on tbeoppoaite aide
of the breakfast table.
“My dear, you remember the two Chaut-
berlain girls who were hrrelaat fall?”
.\ira. Robbins wu making out a list for
a very aelect ”tea." and was eonaermently
much preoccupied.
"Yes. dear. Shall I put their names
down?"
"Some. [didn’t mean that. Theyare
not here anyway. By the way. though. i
new them when l was down nt the Springs
ycutrrviay. lint don‘t you remember it won
the little one that wax caught in the enow~
alarm with liarlter up at Green Lake Iaat
lailendhadauch a haul pull with pneu-
moulnl And you know we muldu’t un~
drratarui why they moved down to the
Spring: before the wee wally well. and
«en before Barker got around hinuell.
You thought tbarewaa something lartwaeu
hora-i him. although i told you ehewaa
ermaged to you Colby,aonof Chamberv
Iain'a gunner. Veil. here In a line atory
from lie-iron thie morning about the hey.
Liaun
”'A aeaadal in aviatocratie circle- that
baa been auppmvted for moral mvmthe
through the atreuuouaaxertionaof the two
fatullia lamented tame to the eurfaee
yraterdey.whenltwaadiaeovernithetthe
aouof mlllonalrn Colby, of the well known
firm of Chamberlain & Oolhy.who hail
forged hie iather’a name for nearly W.
win legaliyinerrled to the moraine
rlety eaten-a. Fanny ladle. with whom he
iii now raid to be traveling in “alone 0!
outline the forgotten were q lyaettled
gentlemen. and the
the accidental dinoreryoi the marriage by
an infinitive render. A and feature at
the alriathatthe young W hag
heenforalrmgtimeengepdtoadanghter
of the eenlor partner. and the wedding day
wan actually return-tune tines, the poet-
ponement being explained on the ground
that the youn lady'e failing health neeea-
eitIted a an i: return to cam-do
”twiimt. Ittaeaid
thetilaiby will dieinhllt'”-~ .. ,
The reading laterrn at thla
Bakers. consumers,
ICE CREAM.
when “new”
travelers" guide.
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SIIIIII| Nowell, CIIIIII.
Intel"? guide.
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The sienna: “luv BF ALBANY”
Will make Dally Trips to New York.
Loon- Sniutii Somali. at 72th ii. iii.: Sunday)- at tklfia. in. mm on «tormy Sun-lays). Hemm-
ing. intro New York. liervkmnn nirrrt. at 3:31” p. in.; h‘utunlu a M 2 tn.’ Huuiiu a a! 710 u
Hartline! 24ml! at 2;» p. m.; Saturdays lit 2:” p. in.: Sunday») at snipp. In: I, k I" L
FINE—Single Tickets ill Gents. Excursion ill Beats.
03’ sI'SlMYS «ilrwt "inm'llflh in made via Iii-y Rhine and ('uiver route for the New Iron
Polar» I’irv ai't'uneyiniand. wltimut extra charge (im'lnding admission to Iron Pia-r.» i'un—
hunting train it'tu’lrs l'om-y Island at till p. m.
The Propeller “CITY OF NORWALK”
Will leave Xew )‘urk Mondays. “mama and Fridays at 5 p. m. Loan- Xuraelk Turn-lays
Thurs-la)» mid >.|Illi"tliay'~ or 3:2!» p. m. m'lil ‘
N. l., New Haven & Nanionl B. B. Housatonlc Railroad
’ (kluln-r 12. who. Danhnry and Norwalk Division.
TILNIN.‘ LEAVE: NWT” SIIRWALK AS t't rum-:1 "TED TIiJl'SE} ll. Hi1.
EULIJVWS; Trnlns‘n-nv‘r- South .\'nrwalit for banality--
Ill-191‘ a. hit" I‘.’ ll. 2 :3. 7 Ml 3‘- aiiill Ill :5 p. in.
ft rpthi’ninluyvi I Siiiidny.» v1.2. it. in. uml .' p. m.
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l'_'m minimum. .\. \\’. i'mnis. lir‘llt’flll [hummer Agent.
ROTON POINT,
South Norwalk. Conn.
A DELICHTEIIL SUMMER IIESIIIIT
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.
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FINNENSTEIN & Kim,
0“ N I-Iiifi A ND PRUI’III ET! ”is.
W
TIME TABLE STEAMEII “MEDEA.”
IA‘iIVI' South Noni-nil: for Roton l’nimwlu :mu. m.. l': :m p. m,
2 m p. m.. :l '3" p. Ill.
IA'Ith' Iluinii Point for South Norwulkw n or. it. ill.. ll mm, m...
l 15 p. "L. 2 3L". p. m.. 4 :5 p. m.. ll 30 p. in.
SUNDAY TRIPS. ‘
Lawn-South NorwnIk—ln 30 a. m, i M) p. m..
p. m. 5 All! 1). ill.
Lott“? Roton l’ointnl-vll :m a. m., 1 45 p. m., 3 30 p. m.. t on p. m..
I I Eggs I9! Hatching
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l have now netting: of 74:» mi i-llolrrat
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White Bochins, light balms
and Plymouth Boris.
C. B. STEVENS.
all am at Chapel ilimt. Math Nora-it.
Where are You Bung?
Impairedownto
IIIINT it lElIlFF'S
Fish and Vegetable Mariel
Whereieaualwa . and the W
and Vegetables». i139.“ and “molar! n3?“
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“Ml". 0M3. Mattie,
Pm 10mm Battle,
‘ 3—1. AIM Outlets.
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Votive-Menu melt. in... Wartime ”my ' ' ~
+ W.B. "Hal l'&'Co.,
CIIMMENCINII MIINIIAY, MAY 25m,
H. s. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 80. Norwalk.
BRIDGEPORT.
The stock in our store has to be removed before August 7.
There are no vacant stores and the entire stock must be sold.
Come and see the new prices. This sale is imperative and the
pricbs placed on our
EINE IIIII CIIIIIIS CURTAINS ANII
CLIIAIIS
Arc-finch that no economist can afford to pass them by.
_ Trish Point. Swiss and Nottingham Curtains are positively sell-
in from 82’ 50 to sIO 393a", less than prices of next autumn.
’ a pair can be sav on Blankets.
Iiugs. Rugs. IIIIES.
Never Such Bargains Before. Probably Never Again
15x3“, choice patterns, filo. were $125: 21:46 el t
31 41, were 32; :loxmi, an extra size, also 51 ll. w’ere 3%: 36mm,
note the svze, $1 intuwere 83; 301nm, very handsome, 82 39, wen:-
$.'l 5n; :ile‘n. splendid attems. 82 49, were 35: Great Bugs, 41?,
e
‘Ivm, W . 5‘; EA . ii 2', 13 3, - '
glans dlilirl’igat Rdgr: all :IESkedxdmfn. 4 were 818’ Sheepskin
Dress floods. Jewelry, Notions, Cotton Underwear, Summer
lower than any prices seen in forty years.
W. B. HALL & CO.
moor" ii (1' sh
, aIISD , II I88 OBS
CLOSED OUT AT SPECIAL PRICES
“"" '“LT‘iE‘ELiZlIl‘IITK $33.52 '.:;:c:::':;.. $37323: Kamiafimw
“'0 illltlh' a fu-w pricm:
8 line lot of :im pairs Ladies’ Turned Shoes at
“0E8 $2.5m to $3.0": regular price $4.50. One lot of
3 K) 1 _l ]_v I flQIllilgt'tI. "inching; sewed. Ladies‘ Shoes at
2.: :l’i’gll zir ll’l‘i’.~'3.5itl§‘~4.5li. v. : _ ' .~ ’
Mathewson KN‘SIsfisiiinIl)‘ iinporfvl-lcei.“ltv§1fidivpam Louusbury, ‘
to 82.73. 831311“? in tine Uxfords. samples snnEs
and impel-forts. at prices that viinki- them I
G o _ R & OLSEN,
8i Washington St.. 50. Norwalk.
The New Ilrv Bonds Store.
2 GAZETTE nt'lLliixu. NORWALK.
We are showing a full line of Black Silk Grenadines in
Plain Stripes and Brocade.
DemI-Lace Flouncing in all Wills.
Immense Variety of Brass Trimmings.
KIII and Fabric Gloves. Buch-
. -—-~<>—-—-
Heady Made SillIS Ill Flanneliateen. Bingiaullheviot and Centric
MOO“—
\\'v.- have added to our special anion of Loomer‘a Coraeta, a line
of Thompson's Glove Fitting Comets.
No. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING. .
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F. H. NASH & BRO.
Plumbing, Gas Filling, Illl and Sheet Irnanori.
We uniaelling (I
Victory. New Stamford and Silsby’s Steam Nam.
Decorated and PlalnChlna.
i‘lvo DUCIIESSI and UNCLI‘I NICK RANGES, Both Bot and Port:
able. including New York lieu gee.
ShID chandlers. line-e ever Porrh' Hardware literal
it! Inter Strut III”!
“mating: m on lNlIliIOlt‘l'Jfl' .5 M II “III It.
in - andrmrth , om muons... lhtmtml
Wash Goods. Laces, Gloves and Parasols are positively marked
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
2m irs Lounsbury. Mathewson & Co’s slight—
sevvwl. Worth 35.! In at pair: will be sold for $2.50
THE BEST BARGAINS EMEII UFFEIIEII.
TRISTRAM (It HYATI',
Black Drapery Nels
ings. Laces and Ribbons.
PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS-
Estimates given on
We have a fine stock of
SWAN a, BUSHNELL Dr. w. c. aunts. Jr.
liwi
fin. fireman?” .. m”
abmttalaaator
the art “an; All or m
aret W In!
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over I“.
w. mmmagm HUNT a ZELUFE.‘
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