, Illusion; carriages.
BWMWB.flt.
3-00 “ NNNE. K
_“" . . ’5‘ Andyoiiwillseenotonlya
5 .. g" l .5 5 Prices to Sultl’hll. ‘ . .
. " . ' AT THEBTORE‘OF l i . H u " N “w i it ., ammonium? 1%“ "gland Perfect Fitting Shock
. H ' ‘ Cleanup T“ g
. _ 5 5 _ _, , . he, took owns" ertoodsthnu «I tthi , _ '. BNMHBIIHI. .
' ‘ I I H ”'wam" newsman. time of thextrrmrrzther then we'd: until later “3313323801: ' mused commnmgnurablmyand Slyl‘e'
ms the largest stock and a good assortment to make selec.
enough, we are pre ‘ ‘ to furnish everythin from a chIld’s
10 cent shoe ton gen s to boot. A number 0 smoiulttes In
’, ladies’ and children’s shoes. A ladles’ fine KId Button
I will give to all desirous of purchasing Millinery Goods for the
ith of July, at prices so low that all can“ hive It new summer but.
us it is better to give value in the heart of . the season, than after
lgnielllllli 80H
‘ " Encounters to C. ll. Delflvn.
BENNETI: ‘6 BUSTED.
2| Halli strict. so.“ nits-II:
L“ Falling itthe best $300 Seamless Shoe, in the market. W
$233.
at 31, formerly $3,‘und another at 81, formerly 32. Misses’
$0M School Shoe only 1:. Children’s School Shoes at ?5 cents.
louse cell and examine these goods, as It Is a pleasure to show
mfi‘o' H.‘ HARVEY!
7
“I ’LISTEnmc‘ emu. N H
Arline bird let on up owls "0°.
Mlleweeeehoerseuhoerseoouldh
Be pruned end he prlnhulmud ruffled hh
thmet.
But from it there dented uosllrery note.
“Not-moonlslng."ulghedhe.elghedhe—
‘Nolneonaenn fling.” sighed he.
in tremulous shoe-ere tbe apple tree shed
its pink not! white blossoms on his heed:
The w sun shone. sud like Jubilant words
flehserdthzgny sougofathousaudblrds.
"All the others one ring.” he dolefnlly seld-
”Allthoothnumn sing.” he seid.
fie 5 5 new Bulaeferllrlm
In
I fitheelv'ewnflntkl.
A . t. totbendlluleblfll.
m» 5 5 5- Wudfibhlmuum
"ulce’ur‘lot‘ .‘lcenllueu.“heerlul:
“Bel hol 1 con listed" hscried.
~Julin0. [1. Don ln Ham‘s Young People-
HOW' A WOMAN LOVED.
"An the mnrqnise has said.” begun the
old doctor. “love isun nadir d temper»
meet: for my pert. e ppm cents mp
der my observation that listed fifty-five
years. without a day of respite. and was
terminated only by death.”
The marquise clapped her hands.
"Isn’t 1but nice!" cried she. "How
delicious :" be loved sol What happi-
nw to live fifty-live years enveloped by
such ufi'ectionl How happy he should
no. and how he ought to bless life. the
' man who icedored in thut fashionl"
The doctor resumed with a smile:
“indeed. madam. you are not deceived
upon the point that the beloved being
was a luau. You know him—~ho if. M.
Chouquet. the npothecary of the town.
As to the womuu. you knew her also—-
she two's the old chnir‘ mendcr. who. came
every year to the chateau. But l will
make myself better understood."
The enthusiasm of the ladies hm]
cooled and their countenances expremod
disgust. as if love had no business save
with elegunt and highborn people.
The doctor continued: '
"Three months ago I was
oned
to that old woman‘h dellfhbedj s had
arrived the day before in the wagon that
served her for a dwelling, drawn by the
sorry horse you have seen and accom-
panied by her two huge black dogs. her
friends and guardians The cure was
already there. She made us her testa—
mentery executors. and. to explain to us
the meaning of her last wishes. related
to us the history of her whole life. l
know of nothing more touching.
“Her father and mother both were
chair menders. She had never lived in
3 house built upon the ground When
young she hail wondered about. ragged
and dirty. They stopped just outside of
the villages. along the ”ditches. they un-
hnruessed: the horse cropped the grass
the dog dozed. his muzzle upon his paws.
and the child rolled amid the verdure,
while her perents mended. in the shade
of the roadside elms. all the old chairs
of the commune. They spoke but little.
After the few words necessary to decide
who should go nrouud among the houses
uttssi the well kno . “l'he chair
moonlight here!‘ they 1,”le twist the
straw. sitting oppon'be to each other or High
side by side. When the child strayed
toofur or endeavored to make the oc-
quaintunce of some villuge urchin. her
father's angry voice recalled her with.
'Wdl you come here, you little wrotch?
These m tipkindsst 5Vw5‘unls she ever
" size M inrger they sent her
to gnther up the broken choirs. While
thus engaged she Income acquainted
with severel lads here and there. but it
was then the parents of her new friends
who roughly recalled their children,
shouting: “Will you come here. you
Ilovenly boy? ['11 teach you better than
to chiller with burefooted vagrautsl"
Often the little lnds threw stones at her.
"Sonic ladies having given here. few
sous, she kept them carefully. One day
——she was then twelve yours old—es she
was posing through this district. she
met heck of the cemetery little Chon‘
quot. who was weeping human In con»
rude bud stolen two sons from him.
Those Icon of n little bourgeois. of one
of those lads whom she Imagined in her
week vegrunt'o heed to be elweys eon~
tsut‘lend Ejoyolevupnet her. She IIp-
proechsd. and wbeusne knew the ree-
eon of his troubleittv poured in» hh
bends all her savings. seven sous. lie
netureily tool! them end wiped swsy bis
teen. Then. wild with joy. she lied the
eudecity to him him. As he wee atten-
tively going at the money he let her go
eheed. Seeing tbet she was neither re-
pulsed nor beaten she bemm ngttln; she
hugged hint W‘lh all her Inlght. with ell
her hart. Then she run off.
“What wu peestng In her miserable
heed? fledehe nttechsd herselfto this
boy becaueeslts hsd norilioed her vega-
bond'e fortune for him, or because she
lied given him her first tender kiln? The
nylon is the Issue for children as for
med” people. For months she
of tint corner of the cemetery
eudof theboy; In the hope of seeing
him spindle robbed her parent. voci-
etluceeonheresudenolber therefrom
titemoeeysbeeollsctsd forchslrmsnd-
were.
sent
W eudhbslng tdsnup withgruet tongs “gm mg. . M
order . _ strontium: health fit pa-
0 North Main Street. South Norwalk.
francs. once twelve sous only (she wept
with pain and humiliation on inconnt
of the smallnest of the sum. but the your
had been bad). and the last time five
francs. n huge coin that mode him‘lnugh
contentedly
“She bud no thought but of him. 50
swuited her return with n certeln iln-
petiononaud run to meet her eseom so
he saw her. which made the young girl‘s
heart leap.
Then he disappeared. He hnd been
sent to college. She found this ontby
shrewd questioning. Then sheuwd In-
finite ‘diplotnndy', to change the route of
her mum. so that she could puss
through here at holiday time. She suc-
ceeded. but only after a your spent in
strntugemst she had thus been two years
without seeing him. nnd she hardly rec-
ognized him. so greatly had hechanged
-be was so tall. so much finproved and
”imposing in his jacket with gilt but-
bns. lie feigned not to see her, and
passed proudly by her. This made her
weep for two days. and fmln that time
she suffered coustnntly.
“Every your she returned. passed be
fore him without daring to speak to
him. and he did not even deign to turn
his eyes toward her. She loved him doe
mtely. She said to me: ‘He is the
ulyman l have seen on this earth. l
know not if any others exist! .
"Her parents died. She continued
their trade; but she took two dogs in-
stead of one—two terrible dogs that no
one would have dared to brave. One
day, on entering this village. in which
her heart had remained. she “Slaw .1 young
woman come out of the Chonqnet shop
on the arm of the man she adored. She
wnsbis wife lie was married. That
very evening she threw herself into the
pond war the mayor's house. A be-
lated drunknrd fished her out and car-
ried her to the upothct'nry shop.
"The younger Chouqnt-t in n dressing
gown came down to we for her. and re-
stored her to consciousnea without ep-
peuriug to recognize her. Then he said
to her in harsh voice: ‘You are mud!
You Innst not be so stupidl‘
"This sufficed to cure her.
spoken to her. She was happy for u
long while. ['19 would receive nothing
for his care of her. lllullgll she stoutly
insisted upon paying him. And all her
lie bad
. Meats.‘.'
FIsII..' 5 Oysters,
OF ALL KINDS 1‘3 THEIR SEASON.
AT WHOLELALE & RETAIL.
we
Would; .be Hunts
MEDICAL PROFESSION reducer TO
BE rut: BEST son ruse.
An lntervlew with Dr. It. I). Voorhlee. of
New York. One of the Planner Stud”!-
In the study of laws Ibet (laser- the
Body~PrrJndlco in “Obetule.
The marriage question recently discussed
by medical women In Its bearing upon
members of their profession has brought
out expansions of thought upon the sub-
ject from runny who did not at first put.
themselves on record. Among these in
Mrs. 1’. ll. \‘oorhia, whose long medical
sxmrieuee has covered the pcriodof the
rise and progress of the women physicists
from the time when she was nimsll and
comparatively unwelcome factor until now.
when she is an acknowledged and ruined
power in 5 the social and professional econ-
omy of modern life.
Several years mMrs. Voorblcs wssths
cause of stimulating oiliclnl Inquiry into
the abuses pntcticeul 'Itguinst the Aleul.
women. and recent reform.» in Masks are
directly due to her efforts. But although
she is no burnt-st. friend and partisan of
u omen. ln-r Inversion to any sort of public
opp-ammo is at) well known that her friends
hold out snmll encouragement that she
would give an opinion.
Therefore it i» with considerable misgiv-
int: thnt I sit down in the handsome draw-
ing: room and await the coming of the me
lcnl Incdiml \I‘tmmn.
l‘nm'ntly tlIt-rc enters .'I lx-nirtifnl old
lady wearing a soft. white gown. with n
littlI-bltnrshnwl folded "cm her shoul-
ders—surely somebody’s grandmother. A
woman whose presence II-t so sweet that
one forgets bmv lim- mnl commending it is
also.
This curious, winning twmmnl chnrm is
notnblc lu‘t‘llllsl.‘ it "Inst have been It most
important fartor in the success; this re-
murknbie woman hm; achieved in ‘hcr pro-
fmutiun. 51,. ,4‘
THE “Milli 0P SOCH'ZTY WOMEN.
The mun- questions which have already
been Ilia-“seed, to wit: "Should women
physicians runny?" and "is it poss'mlc to
fulfill the duties of wife and mother nnd
at the some time attend to the demands of
3 a medical pumice?" .'If't' propmtnlul. and
the answer wines promptly:
‘. "Well, judging by my own l‘SlR‘Ylt‘flCt‘, i
should my Yb! .
E “l have hot-II able in ism-3| house for many I
1 years nlnl lmtlt closely utter home lute-riots
Fruitsflegetablésil’bultty. ‘
life passes! thus. As she mended chairs 3 besides l’t’Cl'lVllIg u goodly number of pr»-
she thought of Chouquet. Every year 3 fest-Iimmlcnlls every day. lsl'c no reason
she saw him through the window of the 3 why: .'I Wnnmu. married or single. if she is
shop. She acquired the habit of pur, 3 :I'Ilbne‘rtudonut; £03321;er Lian; um:
. . . . . .u- moss”, l' l l
@135an 0‘ hill) l“ll‘l‘hw 0f trllllflg,’ med]. 3 ilntl‘lll'l'm‘lf indqwhnlcut. he of more “fills
cm?‘ 1" that way “he saw mm Cline ‘l e) 1111' own family. In other homes and to
beside her. spoke to him. and gave lnm 3 the m...“ u,‘ bog.- m3“ um wad y wnmm
the trade is over.
no not fall to take advantage at missile.
H. KRIE‘GER,
Handout Hotel Block.
‘l'lte Chantry-up Wu Illek.
A well dressed man uttrected a crowd of
pping onlookers round him by e number
It! ingenioue end skilfully executed trick!
with n peek of curde. end at lest “milling
the cords several times and slapping them
down on his knee, be sold:
.“l’ll bet any mun that I an cut the
kneve of diamonds at the Ilret attempt.”
Every one bung buck. auspicious of him,
until u green. guwky looking Indlvldnnl
pushed his vmy forwerd.
“Mister," he questioned. "may I take a
squint at them keerdsl"
”Certainly," replied the professional as
he handed them over. The countrymen
inspected them suspiciously. sud then. ep-
pnrcntly sstlslied, returned them. but did
not take the bet.
"The curds are nll right, aren't they?"
the professional asked.
“Ymut.” the countrymen said. hesitetr
Ingly.
"Wh y don’t you take my but, then?"
“Well. I don't know; i ain't lkitsch of n
betting man."
The professional saw (but the country-
man was more than hull inclined to take
him up. and to make sure of his game he
said:
"Come. l'll bet you run shilling» to fire
shillings: fifteen shillings to five shillings;
one pound to five shillings.
“llnngcd if i don‘t tnke ycl" exclaimed
tho countrymen uftern moment's hesita-
tion. and diving into his pocket he drew
out n slip of culico (apparently a sample to
show his girl). some cheese. a plug of to—
bacco. .wvornl horseshoe nails. and lastly,
e dyspeptic looking leather purse. from
which be extracted two half crowns,which
he placed in the hands of a bystander. The
pmfcssiousl speedily covered the deposit
with n briubt sovereign. and then, there
oughly shuttling the pack us It prelude, be
grasped the cards firmly in one hand and
producing II sharp pocket knife he cut
every card in two at n stroke.
“Tin-re," he exclaimed tritimphuntly,
"haven’t I out the Itnnve of diamonds?"
“I'll be t-lt'rnally blamed if you lInvcE“
the munirynmn replied. producing that
veritable cord from his sleeve. whither he
had xlI-xth-onslyconveyed it while pretend-
ing to examine the cards. The country
Itmn quietly pocketed the stakes flllll the
professional slunk nth—Pearson's Weekly.
Hymns to Quiet Stun-Ming nerds.
“There is one peculiarity In mien-nu- to
cattle on the range that is known In lt'\\'
save t-nttlcmen," snitl R. S. Cuntm,nf New
Mexico. “which helps us greatly in Intu-
tllingnlnrge herd on the trail, thnn
lot of ruffle urn gnthcrt-d up thereinnl
\vnysdnuger of n night smrnpede.nnd if
this (m'llm it isn wry serious matter. for
but. only will the herd become greatly scat
trred, but also muuy of the eteers will die.
More timid animals than stamps-slut cattle
it is difficult In imagine. lend once Ihnr
nnghly stump-dud stores of them will run
until they Ilruptleud in their trucks. The
luuut-y . \vlm spunk lln'l' afternoons culling. driving
"As I llllll you \lech Lbognn. she died ‘ mul shopping. lit-r evenings at Ilium-m. 3
this spring. After having related her llll'flli‘l‘h.Iv3n'lzla'nlllllaluhilplwf‘n,llr'rlnul’ll'3
sud lnrtnry. 5m. begged "m to take to me ings in l m or :II tlu- zlressnmkor's, leaving:
mnn “1“”an brill loved so patiently sternum in run bur houscnml to rnn’hcr‘
ull the snvmgs of her lifetime, for she husmml mmdrid. lncllr'more grunnxngs
. . .'Ind lillltf'lllllllnllfi from mmetywomen over 3
had tutlul only to put aside and bosuro u .. .. . .. . . . . . - ..
, Ic mum of lInuMhIIpIn_ .md .I Luutly
that he would thInk of her. at least once. mm. {mm 5.”... mm (min I.
after “h” was dend- “'l'bt-II ynnure in fun-rut :I pruftminu 1
“She gave me 2.327 francs. I left with In: \vnmt‘n’"
monsicur the cure the twentyseven “That In another quvnllull. but i run.
{mm {of the b‘uja] and cm a.“ 1‘ ml! ll” ”1le 0&1“le lb fit? Mb “Gill
[her-mt when shehnd uttered her In“ of IlN‘lIllIII‘s‘m. nltbungh :I gmul nmuy in»
. (line tn the Luv {Hill the church. (If ('lllll’Se'
“The next any I went '0 the home of preaching I.» I‘Yt‘l' t-;t~ivr than practice, and l
. , . . looking after the soul l5 much less trouble 3
the (,houqucts. l‘hoy were Just finmh‘ E mun mring fur the body, The chm: pm-
lfls ““3" breakfast. 'I‘hey “13'3” “18 ll“ 3 (melons are all stood for Women if they ere
IIUWII. and l began my 811%:th 8!! un- ' cntlnwul with an aptitude for either. and
steady voice. Cam-d that they would there is no rmum why they/should not suc'
Wet-p. A; 5001! ”hemmpmhenfld M Red there no trial] mt "Inn.
he had been beloved by that vmm “ \l‘uMlN's‘ lilihlA'l'l‘fh‘T (IlléTAt‘Lli.
that chair wonder. Chonquet leaped to mg): 1:35“: 3:131: in ‘fim‘fir 33::
his h“ wm' ludlglmth “‘3 Wife m tion of fellow members of the profession.
eqnelly exasperated. Q'hqmlnel 3‘}qu but. no mutter how high upmsition and
about the room. exclnumng: ‘Thm 13. prejudice mount they will be surmounted
simply hUfl’lblGl 0h. l! 1 had known it i in the end. livery woman lawyer who ob-
Ivbcn she was alive, 1 would have bud 3 Iain.» redress for one of her sex who leop-
hpr “trusted by the gendarrnes and put 5 premix! mu! wronged vindicntrs her right
3:”. up nIItl brgm to move nrquI-l,
in prison!‘ I was stupeiiml at the result
of my pious undertaking, but I had my
mission to complete. and l resumed:
" 'She charged me to give you her
savings. amounting to over 2,000 francs
As what I have told you seems to be
very disegroseblo to you. it would. per-
https. be better to give the menu to the
poorl'
dumb with unmmeut I took the
money from my pocket. Then I de-
manded. 'Whet Is your decision? Mme.
Cbonquet we- the that to speak. 'Slsce
it was the women's lust wish.’ she sold.
’It seems to too thet weesuaot well ro-
fuse to tulle the money.’ The husband.
slightly confused. resumed. ‘Wo can It
leest buy something with it for our chil-
dren.’
"i said. will: on Itlr of disgust. as you
pluses) Then I bended him the money,
bowed. uni took my departure. Thet
was the only slnolutcly unselfish love i
ever met with in thy life. the love of the
poor chelr rounder for so unworthy s
Insn.” meld the doctor In conclusion.
Then the memoirs. who bed tours In
her eyes, sighed:
"Dscidsdly, only women know how to
lover—Theodore do Benvills In Newerk
Non
A nun-resets rel-nu.
The vivid end stupendous In
modern Iron working. with their mouth-
sble cepebllltles of representation on
census. have bssu nailed of, it eppeere,
. 55 re momhyeGer-
“'lfllltfil. In!"
hummus
Is represented thelnterlor of e lsrgo Iron
foundry. will 5 giant steam bummer.
Its sud tiling furnaou. end its
oyl that roll out glowing
mam of Iron of net weight as if they
were but soft 5 Dip oi _
mom
libs-peeled throughtbollut rollers,
"The men and woman stand at me. .
M ”Mfidimin llenml’s fit
motto
Khan lime. Wu
I“ We; diet
pulm- out.“ "hint
to be It norm-r; every \vunmn prcnchcr
who some n n‘lllllt'l’ ndds Is Marin tin-crown
of lll'f' rejoicing; every \vomun doctor who
curm n [mtinnt whom It mun doctor has
foiled to relieve soon-n tt triumph for every
nilll‘l’ women in the profession."
“Thnt III II triumph thnt has probably 0f-
tun been repeated in your experienw. Mm.
“strides?"
“You. and l have seen a great den] of suf-
fering in my day. So much that I wonder
: any can doubt that ‘II. is better to be dead
llhnn to be ulive.’ l have been sixly'fonr
' winters In this cold world. nntl for thirty
years I have pructIIn-d medicine in New
York city, but my cured pollen" use all
the gum world over hours of me. for l
Intro never in my life put up nslgu of my
mllluu. All the advertising 1 cruve ls
ulven in the gratitude. mnlldcnco end love
of mypulents."
"'l‘beee years must have shown you
great chungm In the stetus of women phy-
sicians?" 3
“Wonderful ehmmlnd ‘ " was the
reply. ”When a smell bend of women
students were first admitted to the clinics
nt llellevue hospital their eppeersnee wee
.lnvsrlably belied by Moses and urn-Ina
' from the gentlemen. This was only in
the sixties. meunor Ward was dun of
the college sud did bbt beet for its. but
mmy of the professors In Believes were
wIth the opposition. and we bed shard
reed to travel.
wuss THRCNASGI CAME.
“Flashy the communal The Times end
Tribune were for the ventilation
end discussion mm, was were
thus ebeted. llut ledy doctors were looked
upon with distrust. A stirring meant
end sun-mom threatens-Islander were,
popular accompaniment to my sllu-
to them. And mold ell they could
hinder the progress of e movement
widen has won the gratitude“ mill at
madman: Well-libs been so
hm in those deys ere practicing now,
end runny of then have sent their own pe—
fleets. their friends and thelr femillse to
motor treetsnent.
"rill“! years see there were. i believe.
the women phydclmiu New York; new
three ere hundreds. if you went to know
how highly they svesstesmed, why not II»
quireof the Minute Mixes-k their
millennium? illumination eowuougnlee
Interment! onevsryemlmtdoetor
thlscltrheeesut summon-t»
lnw hem.
mmmuw
or . , ’i» , ‘3
thuiltvntlubutpurtrdtthfl
“WW”
II Mrshstmdotphnbuetl-I
to t
mum . .
””33“...“ "ad".
.3! » .
signs of an approaching summed:- are in-
millnr to every man who has been much
It“ llu- Imll, First ll fmv cutllc will lsrgiu
(III-m. . r l’.slll|‘l’ to utter :I mrt of rmll‘
.\ll through the herd single lliflllllll‘ “iii
The
others become restless. and if something is
not done to chock them the whole herd
will u ItlIiII .- ~hurt time be ruslun; bond-
lunu over the plain.
"The mmt surrhlng influence that can
be ch-rit'il is the human voice. and when
these untinutu muttering: are heard every
one on night watch begins to sing. it may
\\'t'll b:- inmtzitn-d that cowboynmsic u’nul-l
lutvc Anything but u quit-nut: effect upon
musical ears. but it nmply outwit-a the cut
II». As soon us songs um hour-l tho lll'l’\"
llllh animal-a become quiet. (lo.- by one
they lite down and sum all are itl. rust. ntr
l’_\' sung to slurp. A peculinr fealtm- of (be
singing is that every cowboy. no mutter
lunv rough and lnIrlI-sn. known It variety of
hymns. nnd it is with church music tlmt
the stampede is prevented." ~SI. Louis
Globe- Democrat.
III-e. (Decor “'lltle'e lllnlng Room.
A new scheme for dining room decorn»
tinn is to currya shelf round the room
from fouru-cn to sixteen inches below the
ceiling. lime and white plexus. It! the wil»
lmv Instlcrns, nrrnnned on this nt short Ills;
hunts-n upon. Innko ll Intuit cIft-ctivo frltae.
.'Ilrs, Ilwnr “'ilde'st home near the Chelsea
vrIIlnII'LIuvut in said to be one of the most
original, Tbs-dining room. instead of being
Illu- my other. Is In white. with the shelf
npokcn of titled with small plows. mostly
Limo”, III while. with tiny flowers sent;
tort-d over them and gold scalloped film.
Ilnly such [Mm of furniture Its are slim
qu-ly my are allowed here. The
study Is all decidedly l‘ompeileu. with
blocks of mnrble bearing inscriptions let
lntothc well. in tho dmwlng room etch-
lntot take the place of the marble tubltvnt.
QtnIttIt patties”, will. hltrhnvhlu Mum!
some green cushionsmru conspicuous If
tichu of furniture.
Mrs. was. wit u quite as emulat-
her time us In her home. Shel-one of the
disciples of Mrs. llencock'e "coming dress"
theory and maybe seen In that peculiar
um whlchle e sort of ”Woollen of the
leIt . ehlflmd m 1M medal
of soft indie cashmere. worn wIth II short
full under bodice and sleeves of term eotte
sllk. Um this she wanna ts lIttle jacket of
black Wll’fl mmbllex the Euro. wItlI
shut-p pointed fronts. lllsck slllt boss and
blnclt buckled slippers oomph-Io her cw
wince—Brooklyn Eagle.
Where Energy (lenses from.
"All the energy in the world,” said Dr.
C. l". Chandler. In It lecture below the Onl-
nmbhfichool of villus. m hum sue-
shlne. liven the energy In the electric bets
tory that rings the doorbsIls of our bum
Ilse its origin In the light of themed. solar
system. The foroeln theeopperwirethei
mobs hell torluslunoomss from the eleo
plete In the battery ler. Theeusrgy In the
line plasma from the Anthracite eoel
with which Itweeburrdt on from
the mines. end, Illlsll . the‘ try In the
Tnzbraclte noel wlne put there‘ byhtateirn»
It: 5 . 5 t w 0".
..ulr‘d‘e‘l‘to‘fl. m pus-cults”
6mm , . 3 5 .
an...“ “s. 2:...- “mcnr "l.“
I. I: II to In
use dgns’te. no "cordlnnallyw into debt
with tune: of tints-daemon In Me perish.
it wee In their epeelul Interests thltho
ieee dsy mashed from the text. “lien no
these. end I, will my ell."
Hostile: et also lets. Irwi-
of petlenoe, end then proceeded:
"I uoweoms to thereundpsrtef my
discounsmhlshln'lludlwlll peyynn slI,‘
butthfllehlll defertoefntnreossaslon.”
infusion Tit-Bite.
“CVWMVIL
“um ratio lnwfleh thediflmtlmm
ll shown bythe
5 use Wham“
“W'to‘the
W .mm
-. phenom
5| Washlngton 8., 8o. N’orwslk,
2? Main Street, Nomalk. -
First-cine
Bakers, Confections,
And
. ICE CREAM.
venom °”°“":°H"“"‘“°"'
Dissolution.
ll'l‘lt'E III hereby given Ihet the "numer-
i‘ ably heretofore existing between .I. I.
\un Name and Elbert Valentine. under the
firm nuntonf J. L. Vun Ntune a 00.. Is this
do ‘ dissolved by mutual consult.
ll ub'n ll.‘l‘.ighl wI‘ll “eta: lt fur lulu {pills Iluo
‘ toluene rIII.Itnt u it use c I‘ the
will bcsflUed by bins I ’ ’ ut
. II. VAN NAME,
‘ ElJlElt'I‘ VALENTINE.
South .\erwnlk. June 2N. Iml. juil) tf
South Homalt. Bonn.
HOMER a. Harrie. IB No. Main St
lilnm-s tilted In all (’Ullllllll‘fllt‘tl rut-m. I'Itltt
pound Len-vs ground from pr» Iplinn tn
.iwr u! ubl Lump, Silllnfflllllll» Ltlllifllllk‘f‘l
.'u viutrgv for ll'nllll: pvt-s.
Where areYou 00mg?
lttut going down In
HIINT 8L ZELIIFPS
Fish and Vegetable Market
“in-rt. I run tummy“ lilul llw l'ri‘~l:~'sl Fish
and I rgrfublt ~. .\l~-I Phi“ :tml Mnnlu-Il Fish.
Oysters. Blams, lobsters,
Pure Tomato llatsup,
Imported Sardines.
Agonu for WM
3' (halt-t“ «b-lm zm‘t prt.
H." (‘rr-ntnrr} li’l’lti'.
.l I} .
3HUNT & ZELUFF.
l89 I. SEASON l89 l.
00MMENO|N0 MUNIAY, MAY 25th,
BEST MADE
.p-h. «rm-v
The Steamboat "Bill Of ALBANY”
Will make Daily Trips to New York.
la ..
(‘ >3 7:12. .Vnruttl'. :Ir'. :3 .\. u.. '. >:.z.~i.:\ .- :l 1‘ |.‘».t u.. .X..I m. u.. 1-“ t
Itu. .mtr he“ lurk. Ila-lawn “Nil. at 3' ;v m. : annular n! L’ ;~. It '.
.-t~i -.l~i ~trt-yl t‘Il 2,414 p, u;.: Sniuninh It! 1.'.'.’I‘- }v. x..; r' with :tI I my . Ill.
FARE-Single Tickets 40 Gents. Excursion 60 Cents.
H\' ‘I 'SIIAYS tllr. . l l'nrmu Hui: l< undo I in ll tv ileuzv :md I'ulIrr mutr
l'.Il.uv- l'n r at ( um j. Lin: .
Inches; 1mm in that win
‘ fur llw Nnv [run
I. “azlmtii our.“ lnIrLi tun llullllu lllllul“‘llt'| in lmn l'lt‘l‘.‘ I on-
I‘l..1..2 .II I to 3». In.
The Propeller “CITY OF NORWALK”
lyill lauur Sou \‘Ivrix \lw'hln)‘. Wr lilt‘flldj.‘ ulnl Frulnp 41313.").
llthrulru- :In-l Sulllr‘Imv :il 7. iv p In.
N. l., New Haven 8. Hartford H. B.
Uriah-w l‘l.
[Anti t' Nnru nilI Tut-min) .~.
mill
Housatonlc Railroad
Ihtnbnry Itnd NIIrIIIIllt Division.
I‘llltlllii"l‘l1ll1'li.II'NF:II. MI.
[5:10.
'lll.\IN.'~‘ LEAVE Nil ill .\I?ll\\'.\l.l{ .‘IS
FULLI V“ r" l'l‘l:|ln~ lune Smith anunlk for I'Itllmlrv
. ‘ v: 1.» hit. u... i‘.’ II. 7:23. 3 but '3‘ :l I lIIL’.’ .'
PM. XIII hum. \ \‘ or \ltllltlfl)‘l SI Ilm- ! I I ‘ n )l' ”L
In ill. Illltl hit: p. In.
u. 3. In. um I.» Al vv._ 1 “.'I u\. '- Lt. - n~ lt-znc lltmbury fur Huulll Norwnlk
mt ‘- :llltn'fll I‘\ FYI -. , III‘. in II vs. hi. 'Jfl'nttul ll 4.1... m.. ll l3, .'tll’. mul I'..'s')
II .IT 1-" H1 . \. '. .\I. I‘ . _ I»; :m. 221! t". Munltt) s» mm“. In mul .'I!!- I. III.
I... in Ntdlnhvl'tl‘ i»; I. ~~ hum Mumford. 'l'Inlns lmw Suull. .‘s'nrmllk fur Nllllk’tlllt'ld
. 3. mu- .m’. m , In Mallllnlll. 7. .im. SCAM... I; l'tnml :t I! u m . I: ll. ‘.‘:'2l. 7. in u..] on; p. m
fi‘dlrlt. f- llt m . 7 .31 m It lu‘” ‘.. I Il.'.I.nI. 'l'xmtt- It mo- lluluvln ill for Soul). \‘urunlk
sh .mu nn t-vph-u. ‘ a It u.. :H In 1H.'I.Itll.‘.'l‘tlml II .’s‘u. .. ‘J l. .l'."- .'I
rt,“ l'I.II . l'. ,\l. I: ll . . ._ nr .'J'bm’. ILIII’I, In. ‘ m it ~ ‘ 1 ”MM
|_ l‘n 'w H in v. \. l H I‘L‘. ii I" "K. *bI-II ‘I‘uik Itnd l‘IIMTi lf‘nl‘\llfl""‘ lt'tl\|"‘ Xv“
.lan... ‘uut.. phi-v. burnt. l'. Til. IZIII York :It ,I:II p,Iu.,.-‘umh Kurtmlh I.“ p u.
rs‘.._|"'t~\.. ’ ..‘.'l“vt ‘.‘ nu.ul.'-:u..h'.5l .muiut: at l‘IlI-‘il‘ltl Munro. I ..
er... I.’ -.~ Ila .II I'. Admits ‘l'llhllI-ltl and NP“ t‘nrl. mprpm II'HVI‘!
I‘l 'Illll >1:I.n.ty- 72‘ mu. l':'l~rlrlil ill {m p. m . ”I‘lllvl t. It: p. (u.. u cm-
H [tint .n. m., ts mu p. In. menu; \lllll nil} g‘. m. Hum hum lmnbmyl
l-n. ll \Ii'l‘I'HIHI .\ \I mu tun. told u.. rel-nib Norm-II. fish 3». m., HHIVIIIK nI \‘ru
III “3.“. l‘. .\l l'.‘ l W. i \ . ll'.’ nr.. 7 l3 Yntl. Sill p. III, -
vx..“ll 1n . HUI-m. .i. III M. ‘llmlj. etc-pl Mir-din.
I‘M: F‘l'lllfiiil'll‘l II. .3. 3|. I- luau. "lbs-L.
l“ l'Jw l'. .‘l. HI“ I" , it"nv . :lhrL. " ll
Inn. Ill: trim-pi .\lnuln\ “turning lw‘ll'n't'll
.\I-VI lluwn IIInl MulltmII-bl' m.
Fm: lbwwft. I .\I It: mm filttvn' Litwl.
l‘. .\l. ltllltl rs. llltl Stvt’ltlizlnl-ll. III." I‘LItlII
IInrmnb,
I.IZ.\\'I~Z NEW \‘IIIIK
thrlnI-‘rn Knows“, A. \I not u.. mu
m.,:ul Immune... Illllmn. “mint... “In...”
lfllllnmmvx. l’. .\l. l2!!!nt..l|llrl.. 21K! tut.
:IIL’eL. {tilts-x” «cm. 4 In 01.. PIIL'IIII..IIIL'M.,
Tlllm'..l‘"l mu. InlnAIlItiIm we and ma. 1'3"!
Bldnlum t-x. Sunday-t mu m., 7 meta. 7- than.
Ill mldululIL A. W. l'lsllllll'l. “flit"‘ll l’swntrI-r Arm.
ROTON POINT,
South Norwalk. Conn.
l BEIIBHTFIN SUMMER HESflllT
ON LONG ISLAND SOUND.
New Hotel. Deligbnblmjlew Bathing Houses.
New Attractions,
Flrst-Class Restaurant.
Meals To Order at Short Notice.
jet! Food 3 Specialty.
DANCING DAILY IN THE: PAVILION
Amnsmx AND BY lNlNll.
may»...
EINHENSTEIH a. nut,
OWNER” AND PROPRIETURS.
THIE unflifikin "menu."
Loom South Norwulk for Roton Point-10 30 u. m., 1230 p. m.,
ll III) p. m.,‘ll 20 p. to.
Leave ltoton Point for South Norwulk—«H ()5 a. In. II {In n. m.,
I l5 1). m., 2 be p. m., 4 it» p. m., II 30p. In.
SUNDAY TRIPS.
leave South Norwnlkwio 30 a. m., l m p. m., 2 on p. m., i It
p.£:..,oibp.m. ‘ .
“.50 pveflotonfitinh—llscum...145p.m..330p.m..bmp.m.
. .m. u
.\l.\l\' LISP: lilVls‘luX.
'l'milm Imur llriolurpnrt n- lnIlmv-z
:m a. ”1.. pit-whm'f Iur I'IIIsIIwI-l.
[mum u... [anmrttm‘r for l'llhllrhl. anIIIK
t‘llllllI'I Hum fur Album nml lbr “out.
N I“ u. m., (night for lion in IIIIu.
ll Nu. III.. frrleht forlhrul llatrrlnuitm.
0 II' p. m., l‘mulrbl ItItd .Nllum) [HU‘N'HKI‘Yo
Tulip. Ill. New Milford «proud.
't I” p, In. 'Itu Milford «pa-v ltIl
limp. III. will!" for Hm" Ilnrrtmtiun.
.ll-‘ut. lll..l-“|Itllllt)lll ptw'ltgw for l’ltlstlrltl
end5 Album).
‘\\ II.” in II. Mflt‘xlfltm. t'It-o I’n-sldent end
iu‘nt'rnl .'tlulnun'r.
jei‘l
s. n. ants, Btaduble Optician, ,
" j unto the size. S! W. Were $3,: fluxun. vclv handsome.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED‘.
. Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at
HS. BROWN? 3
South Main Street. So. Norwalk’. V
The New Brylibbtlsstbrb:
TRISTRAM &' HYATT,’
No. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK
THE GREAT mvtunon IN:
HBSIEHY.
.The process of constructin the
LInworth consists in RE—INF RC-
ING THE HEEL AND TOE—the
parts subjected to the greatest
. wean—with an
EXTRA THREAD 0F LINEN.
the most serviceable of all fibres,
m which results in a stocking of great
practical IIII-ril. possessing more durability and comfort than an
othvrlbnt has ever been produced. Ullt' pair of the Linwort
bloc-kings Is gnamnted to ontwear two pairs made in the old why
a I n g S it It s.
We are showing a full line of Ladies'. Misses’ and Children’s
Bathing Stilts at low prices.
TRISTRAMtHYATT
No. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING:
w. B. HalldLCQ.
BRIDGEPORT. 7
'l‘hvslock in our store has to be removed before August 7.
'l'lu-rcau'c no \‘tlt'ulll storesund the entire stock must be sold.
‘ulllt‘illlll St'l‘ the new prices. This sale is imperative and the
prim-s plan-ti on our '
'FINE DRY 00008 CURTAINS AND
GLUAKS.
Art-such that no economist can afford to pass them bv.
. ln‘sh Point. Swus :md .\_utilnghnm (’ui'ttlins are positively SP"—
III: from 3‘! no in SW :1 pair. less than prices of next autumn.
3‘: :I pair can b.- snvI-tl on Blankets.
lgaln
Never Such Bargains Before. Probably Never
31x54“. elegant Rugs.
luxibi. choice patterns. EIII'. Were :31 '35;
$1 .31. Were $2: :tnleu. an extra size. also $1 ll. were 8‘! 25- 363v“
r . . ' '
=3"! I‘ll. were.
.
p5: Great Rugs. 4x7,
were $1.4: Sheepskin
A
3:: .‘w: .'MxI'B. qllI-ndid patterns. 3: In, “'(‘l't‘
.5.“ m. “not 55: Extra Large. exit. 5H: 43.
Mats illlll limit Rugs aIll lilill'kt‘ll down.
tin-<5 Howls. Jewelry. Notions. I'utten Undoru'ear. Summer
Wash Ilumls. Inn-us. Gloves and l’urnsnls :ll‘r' pusilivolv marked
lUWI‘l' than any prim-s soon in forty years. ' ‘
w. B. .HALL & 00.
1,000 Pairs of ladies Shoes
~~ TI) BE -———
CLOSED 00T llT SPECIAL PRICES
And :In :tI‘t-mgr Imlua‘Ii-Iu n! mvr Ill) lwr l‘t‘lll.
grub. wrurml III .'I I't-tlm‘tiun.
and in be mld m prim-:4 that make them
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
“'I- tlllilll‘ n fI-w prints:
$2.5m In $3.1M: regular price sum. Ilnte lot of
SHUES 2m» 3mm lmnttsbury. Mutinmsunthofs slight»
I ly I nnulgml. Inuclttne sowed. Lndles‘ Shoes, at
llxIIlIt-wson it (“It's slightly imperfect, hund-
smvt-d. \vurtlt Sim n pair: will be sold for $2.50 sunEs
to $23.3. lltIluncI- III Iluc Oxfords. annulus ‘ -
mid brawn-tux. at prices that nmlro nun “ I
THE BENT BINBNINS EVEN ‘illFFE‘IED. H
CLOVER & OLSEN,
F. H. NASH »& BRO.
Estimates given on
Plumbing, Gas megfltn and Sheet lronW‘oIk.
Victory. New Stamford and Sllsby's Steam Healers.
We have it fine stock {of
Decorated and Plain China,
5 , able. including New York Bungee.
Ship Chandlers. ““““““
Tllr‘n‘v shoes are odd lots of regular
Hm- lot of :IW pairs Lndivs' 'I‘urnml Shoes at
8‘:.m: regular price. 823.50 to 8th). Una lot of Illxlpuirs lohnsbury,
8| Washington so. senorwmki
We are selling
”to DUGHESH end UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Set and Port
an Water Street.
t
not ens rm our! ) , vr D d St
teal" loath teat-”shad (Yulmtte NINTILIM av' aw,
in“... ’ 3““ smut. III-Is um. . mm
eh Heron II§ imfi'elnmal I‘m
Minnelli-drum. viii. ml" mini.
'0
m
we lbmflebuntuvb sum .. , '
2:. figm- rights. All um. alas mm
Ira
“33m? "KIN?“MF" ‘ dis“:
“1!ng new... “-5: , , 5 .,
E';(slrs.s”:p:rh M seam he LMHWMWM
maisonette“: I . w:
rem. mi” Mill
met-end:
Norwalk Chronicler