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"moms
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ll‘IllI‘l‘ll IIIN mm. ‘
mm Bronx). sum roowmr.
a _ mu '
nan. mile, cum. mom
vacuum Burma. mas.
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PRICES OUT ml Two:
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. “Amy.
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{E33 ’, MI?’ mdfohgi’dmnée shot? I: Tdfiefiugg; 3d firing: 2' "till Street. 30- NONI“. :1: still-2:23:65 ‘tgflve value in the heart of the season, than ultu‘ 5' Washington 8., 80. NONI“, EVERY PAIR WARRANT-ED”. 3 V,"
t t l,ormer ,an arm era ,0 . " - , , .
gelled Shoe ably 13. Children’s 8c 00! .Shoes at 75‘ cents. ' meats" ll lain Strut. Iomll.
lease call and ammo these goods, as it is a pleasure
”c. H. HARVEY,
Main street. South No
rabbi-tn
NOT MANY YEARS AGO.
lnachmbarundcrhmwuoldcavca.
Wigwam-Incubus.
Mailman-glow:
luacdtoalccpwhcnlihwal now.
Anddrumaoamaoltlyaathodow.
Mmmm
ImMrunmthaatarlkhtfcll
Bottly.lnblc-andguardmowelk
Wlthbrightandcagcrglom
Andthmghtbowlndowuwutcrnwhd
Sanglow..ahcpmyayelidaptnncd.
Notmanyyaaraagu ‘
ldaauaudotdayawhcnlabculdwlu
mevowhlchmultbegln
Awnman‘blltcbclow:
ldrcamcdoflanroaadhonoraram
Andplannodalaurwlcrownmwuar.
Natmyyoaraagn.
lmetandmbcdtholorlughcart.
Andbvalanowathh'apnfl
Andlltcmnstonwardnow:
Andumkaepadmhomndm
Minuukoonthohorhnohrlnn
Aamnyyaanaao.
Ahmcl Brnllfcthonghtalrlyowuu
In which I trusted no.
But till I think the heaven to cornc.
Will prove who! I had not the corn.
Not many years ago.
-liolsn M. Winslow in nomadic.
“WHO COMES HERE?”
“Halt! Whocomes bore?
“hienda with the counternign.‘
“Advance one and give me the coun-
tor-sign!”
It waathorolle! gring the rounds to
changothepickots, and I wnsdropped
out ntpost No. 7. We had fought Lee
an day long on the strangest battlcbld
o! the whole war—in the Wilderness.
Fromrighttolett flank. from front to
rear, we were hemmed in by forest and
thicket. There were swampsin which
lizards and serpents lurked, thickets in
which the coy whippoorwill built its
nest, dense spots of forest which seemed
inevcrtohavecchoedthcringolthe
woodman’a at.
We had fought from tree totrce, from
thicket to thicket, from glado to glade.
pushing back the gray linen here, bodied
and compelled to give ground at other
points. Leo's linen barred the way.
Never a man in his whole army whose
musket barrel was not hot that day.
Never a man who did not feel that he
waa fighting for the life of the Confed-
mcy.
How the forest shook and trembled as
thogrcatgunssenttheir doadlymissiles
crashing through the foliage! How the
thickets blazed up in flames. the severed
limbo crushed down, the sunny Blades
turned dark as night with the powder
smoke settling over them! The dead
outnumbered the bushes The wounded
walled and cried as I never heard them
before or aim. 'l'horewas something
so somber—so gramme—so unearthly
in fighting a foe unseen in the semi.
darkne- that the shouting and cursing
unallyhsardintholines gave plnwta
silence and pale laces.
Darknem had come at laaLaud the
mural battle bud died away toalow
growl Grant had failed todrlvc lace.
We knew that from flnuk to flank. ll
he could not force a pmgo through
those gray lines he could flank them.
_ Before the sun went down we know that
howulddoit. It was not yet night
who ha arovaneut hognmbut my divi-
Ilmwonldhoomottho last to move.
and we must hold our ground and pre-
vent the Confederates from discovering
wint wu taking place. it wasacnri-
m ' of war that Lee was
ahomoving by the flank, both armies
marchinxinporallel lineslromnbattle-
“which had yielded neither victory
nor defeat to either side.
Post No. 'I was under a large tree on
theedgoolathickct. Tothcaouth there
was-topolopcn ground,thcna
W, tbenanold ficld.luwhichstnod
alogcabln. it was lonely placo.wall
away from the camps, the dead and the
but ! was glad to be alone. All
the lines there was a growling o!
;bnt this was but ablnfl-i
hitofactlng locovcr the real design. l
hadbscuneurlyanhourontbepact
without anything happcnlng to alarm
mwhou 1 board a person movingln
the thicket across the open strip.
Was It a person! Rldcrlcn homo had
gallopcd about that day almcat without
numbu', this might be one which had
loud similar in that thicket.
Ruth! ltuatlo! Stop! stop!”
It waa a caution- ruovcmont. Who
over it was hopcdto reachmowlthout
, but there were dead loam
undertoot,and the thicket was deuce. A
late could not have moved without bo-
lia when
mknosllng‘ dorml nnd the
so at to see or
dag-knot. as It were, lsnddanlymadc
out a bloc
abnaraubclng. Amttromtlncn-
“I". post, onlyaquarter of n
“any? Awonnded man bubbling
about to and am? Once! onrown
acoularcturnina’l
“WNW“
Micah“ ct Minn uncouth.
“WWW-W
"lcau'tdnd thcplaccl lthaodarkl
canthdthaflacol"
mu was a woman’a mica-M “
Henchman Am morale
between
their-“lam
i
m ladak Mustachmmwon‘tbo
to show Fish, Oysters,
Fruilsflegelables. Poultry.
01' ALL KINDS m THEIR SEASON.
rwalk.
dead. man-imam Take
.3... A SOUTH AFRICAN me.
Shoputabundblnmmyamandl —-——'
cried out and let on my urn-1w!- “ vacuum IIE‘I'HODS or A noun
waathobodyofababyaboutaycarand
a hall old. Dead? Yul Dead from a
cruel bullet which had pierced ita little
body and let! a great wound which
looked horrible to meinthodimllghtl
Dead and cold and bathed in it. own
blood! Deadtorhoursl Andwhcnl
reached out and touched the thaw] or
wrap worn by the mother my (ingot:
blurted at the feel of blood!
”I have carried him such a long. long
way." she manned, "and l have seen
aomanydcadmenand heard so many
guns! You‘ll help me, won't you—help
metofind the plaoanndburypoor
baby?” ‘
"Wasllyourbubyfl Did you live in
the cabin beyond the thicket?“ I asked.
still holding the, littleoorpee
"He was so happy!” she said as she
potted the little burs head with a moth-
erly hand. ”And i was so In: any too!
He won‘t never laugh and crow again,
will he? I've got to find that beautiful
place and bury him, haven’t [1’ And
you'll help me; yes. I know you will. for
you don't swear and curse at me.”
She had lost her mind. Think of iii--
an insane mother wondering over a
bloody hattlcflehl with her dead child in
her arms! She hadbntoncidea—to
bury it in a beautilul dell which she had
oncoviaited—a dell in which Federal or
Confederate were donbtlem then bury-
ing their own dead.
I knew not what to do. loonld not
leave my post. and I did not want her
to go wandering further. [was trying
to the and quiet the woman when she
sudll nly cried out:
“Ah! it is not so dark now, and i can
find the place. I'll go on ahead and dig
the grave and do you follow on with
bully. Poor baby! He won‘t know that
he is buried, will he? I can find the
place and you"
"Come back! Come back!" I called to
her as she fled away in tho durknws. but
she was 200 feet away no she answered
me:
“I’ll find the place! Pwr, poor bab 'l"
And when the relief came I told
story and pointed to the bundle resting
on the ground barbie me.
“God pity her!" whispered the sergeant
as he lifted his mp.
“God pity her!" echoed oil the others
as they stood uncovered around the poor
little corpse
Time meant human lives that night.
Grant was moving by the flank; Lee
was moving by the Thank to match him.
The morrow was towitnomruoru slough.
tor—moire thousands of other widows
and ominous.
“Dig here!“ said the sergeant, and
with our bayonets we camped out a
shallow grave in scarcely more than n
minute’s time.
“Carefully, now! Poor little thing!
Now fill in. That will do. God knows
when it lies. Full in—«Iorward, march!”
And yet men write of the glory of war.
—-New York World.
WHO GOVERNs‘ BLACKS.
mmmmmu
mmnfi-unww
ow—llollaadto'urlurwpaa-Dnu.
bwtflunmltloralaab.
Ampundcntwrltcfrommmhcrloy,
douthAtrlcgcouccrnlng the country. A
varyiummflngaeconutot thccountryol
lobcngulgwhlchhaabocu brought undo
ddodlywithintbcaphcro of British luau.
arccbythe action 0‘ thechartcrod com‘
panyofSouthAtrianwas glvontomcro
candybyan Englishmanwhohaa beau
aonnycarlin thatdlstrlct,andaomoofthc
particularanrc such aswillintornatmoat
panplehaving any connection with South
Africa "
lobeugula la amauof advanced ldua.
andlanot likelytohs that to create the
Mount whlch bacon rcnliu the mag-
nitude. He is, however, preparing and
mmhcnIng his country for the light it
It mun come. Ruling over a mixed popu-
hflnmhnisloroing it intonunltodmasa,
doing nil in his power to make the lan-
guageonoand the customs idontlml, and
bycntnrctng equal and strict justice, mak-
inghhnamo respected and hlapowor e!-
Mvu. lie in fifty-nix ymru of ngc.and,
although what would bocalled int among
white rum, is dmcflbcd not very dignified
appearance and bearing.
Bis conduct maintains his reputation,
and it b said he is novertobuseonina
or macaw; tomlunonvoysnlwsys preserves
a (”guild oompoaulo and calm,cooldo
manor. lie la extremely temperate. and
altogether ahatnlns from spirits. Beer he
drinks, but when, an is not uncommon,
train: make him a present 0! champagne,
henlwayn given it to his wives ills obsti-
ncncc, however, doe not save him from
the put. from which he suffers greatly
mvm Ix ox ox cm.
Bolero Lithuania ascended the throne
he. uacd European dress. and was in the
halit of traveling about the muntry with
a trader called Phillips. riding with him in
bin wagon everywhere. Slum he ha been
king he has entirely dismrdod white man's
clothes. and appears only with his bend
nah, encouraging his people to consider
him wholly covered from European lulu»
once. Life in awagou, however. still charms
him, and hacontinuoa always to dwell in
his on cart as his palam
From time totimo he moron his hard
quamn. inspnnuing his oxen and going
03 without any warning. if asked where
ho lamina ho ropl'un, "Follow my whml
tracks uni ace." This is probably partly
policy to prevent combinations miner
him. and partly early hnhlt or imitation 0!
his lather. who did the same bclore him.
Gubulnwayo. the capital, situate about
12!) mils lrom 'l‘nti, may be taken as n
apecimen o! a large kml. In the center in
thaking’a wagon, and amund it his wivca’
buts. all circular, built 0! IDIIII bricks and
roofed with rennin Around the central
cluster of hula in an open space 0! grams «ll
yards wide, and around this space are the
bahitations o! the warriors—mid to nnm
her 4,W—nnd thldr Inrnlliu. buyond their.
again, in the ctockado. which is several
miles in length.
If a stranger npproocbm he will probably
find lobmguln. with six of bin lull-us.
administering justice. Case-Inn.- brought
lrom nil parts of the country. and are for
molly argued and jurlicinlly decided. The
lndunaa act as counsel {or the partlm. and
take technical pointa with an ingenuity
which would do credit to a British queen'-
coumal. and diacri- auddobumtbomoca
with great Quorum
Indeed. in many ways the Matabalo lltl
gaunt: is almilar to our own; for although
the lndunaa fiercely urge the claim: 0! a
ell-t while the cane lasts. thcivdlfleroncm
dinppcar the moment the king'a ' ' '
h given. During the pcndency o! a can.
murmur, the loduuaa keep religiously
away (rum the wiles concerned and their
Iricnda; but-mu uthucanhovorthoy
approach tho-neonatal or deluded party
ullthsrohad been nodlaputo. The king
very prudently drawn his arr-morn In turn
from various of the country, and
do. not allow uyactdmlmm long
habittobacomebla manta-once expert
anccd adviacrn
The white man who coma- upon this
mwill be kept waltlugtlll thodlaputo in
mmflmdauhot la the Inn thathc
ghdly avail bin-all even of tho-had-
ofthunsat rack (for there are no tron)
and try, by tracking, to avoid the Illa:
which his ahcltcr bringa him. When he
hwdlracclvcd the king will tend hlaia
Wu] cl boar, which holoupccml to
drink, or If hour In nearer. meat to the
amount 0! alataan platolule, which he
mutant uni- the king’s back is turned,
when tho truck! will but"! gin per
tlooatotha block bomwhoanovorvudy.
lobaugula'a «induct to the traveler will
honoured-n. but h to not anally to ho
tak- in. hula; varyabrowd. lthhbpaat
law that “an an no mean- of
writing in his country. The won-alon-
wblchhlhaaglvcn.“ laanppcaad tohavo
Man wrluaawl In English andaur
thantlcatadbytha klng'auahwblchh an
elephant. but whether the document no
cumaly nor-nu. or non-mu at all.
whatw- intend-d bytho manure! the
ooncdou that In no Ina-no of mm»
in
or» Ilul - Good Cook.
A stout and very red faced woman of
middle age. liberally bospriuklod with
diam, alighmd from nnoppremively
new viotorla the other day in front at a
swell jeweler'l shop on Bmadway. Biro
stored a long time at a collection of odd
spoons in the window, and then snilml
in and up to the nearest clerk.
”What kind of spoom are thirn?" she
demanded. sticking n pudgy forefinger
at the articles in question.
“Thoma ore souvenir 31mm. Mmlnmo."
politely replied the clerk.
"lndado," said Madame, drawing in
her breath. “Well, you may just do me
up a dozen 0! thin Our new Frinch
cook makeo lovely anvoneor."~~New York
Timon.
Bonn-lad Bowl-g.
Another sewing machine agont report»
another woman who rnanageu to get her
spring dmnaking done very omnomi—
cally. All the agents have a erratum of
leaving machines {or a week on trial.
Twice a year this woman up town has a
machine lelt at her house “on trial," al-
ternating impartially botwrcn the sev-
cralmakca. During the trial week she
does as much 0! her sewing as she can
conveniently. and when the agent calls
film invariably tells him the machine
isn't quite satisfactory. Thin has been
golngouaanoywmandlt Ia cuppa-«l
that the woman gets a keen enjoyment
out of the prism The coet 0! o m
chino in so little nowadaya that this
maneuver would hardly pay in anything
but satin!actiun.——hlow York hotter.
0am (or In Tor-pa.
An interacting fact has cropped out
concerning a prominent dry good: mer-
chant, who-o store lanear Welt stunt.
which in well worth recording, and the
example in no lcaa worthy of emulation.
It in said that when he gets provoked or
a little indignant be any: little. but goea
otlbyhlmnl! until he gcuovorlt. but
when he gala ty mad (“wroughly
rand) In so! . ur- nothbg. but
goo-alright lobed, and hello-snot got
rip-gain until he (cola bola agaiuhia
amiable Con
_—
‘ rostrum 0' III! “Mill
When lobcocula
malhlamlsalonto
c -
Alto-W
tncoplng CarPurtcr-ullndcrdah new
”.mvdyblcamuztboput
Wblomhdcmaah.
flyvallaclarathwlargn
‘flablaawfulblg,aah."
“waldo can at an momentum.
in the rate would be crushed.
AT WHOLELALE & RETAIL.»
run. but whcncttheradmlnlstcri‘ngjrmicu m
llahaclemn Hotel Block.
1H: "eAsE‘sAL'l'. WonLo.
XAYIOIAL LIAOUI.
At —~ I. I. I.
mu ....... I b 0 0 0 ll 0 I ll 7 O
Bumklyn. -— Ii ll! 4
Batteries Homing
andD-lly.
At New York»~ II. n. a.
Newka ..... 10300000 Alli
Phlladalphln..l o I) l B 0 0.0 1—5 ll
Buttorlca: Welch. Bunk Ewing and Milly;
Bio-unandclamnnla.
At Clevelandw II. It. I.
cloveIand. ........ otoaoooon-teo
Pitubum ......... 08000001—052
Batteries: Young and Zimmer. ng and
lack. (lame called at the end of eighth inning
“account of rain
At Chicago—4 is. n. v.
L‘lnclnuall.....0 II 0 0 I) ll 0 4 0.4 4 3
Chicago ........ llouloluolbzca
Batteries: Mullnnu and Harrington. Luhy
and Bowman.
“ERICA! ASSOCIATION.
At Washington» It It. 1:,
WWII ............... 0 0 0 0 I——l 2 2
..................... l 0 ll_ 0 5~b 7 1
Batteries: Cal-coy nod saunas, O‘Brien and
lurphy. Game called at and o! llfth inning
on account or rain.
At Philadelphia—~ IL 11 l.
Athletic ........ llUlIIlDoDii—dilld
manure. ..... 'l0110000l)--27|
Batteries: Wuyhing and Milligan, New
and Robinson, ,
At Cincinnatl— I. ll.
Cincinnati ..... 00002002 IO
Bt.louia...,..3 0 01003 0 0—? II
Ballerina: Winder and Kelly. Stivutts a
flurry-an.
At unlumbus- u n. .
Columbia ,,,,,, zlllltlloolknld-
Louisville ,,,,,, u :l 2 o 2 o I) 0 null ll ll
Balk-rim: Clark and Donahue. himskin and
Ryan
BASIS“! ASSOCIATION.
At’l'roy—- Kill
y ........... I00300000‘l“
Syracuse. ....... 00l100008—-5ll3
Quinn.
A! lhmhustor—
Hochuator ....ll 0 0 0 7 {I I ll iv
Providenv‘o....‘.' 0 u u o o 0 II IL»
lhttvrim: Neal and Urquhart. Sud
.-
I‘M
--
Murphy.
At Albanyw It. a. I.
Albany ........ 000132000—66‘
Lebanon, n u 0 l l 3 0 0 0 5 5 2
Batteries: U'IKHLIYBU and Roche. lin-nlall anal
Ictiallory.
Toronto Iay Succeed ilyrncnu.
Ill-Tum, July M~Sccntary White, 0!
the Eastern aaaoclntlon, was in con (creme
with President Franklin, 01 the llnfla'n
lhsebnlwub, regarding the withdmwnl
of Syracuxc. An attempt in to be made to
have Toronto take the place of the with-
drawing club.
Brooklyu'a New Player.
litmus, July u-Johu J. O‘Brien. one»
end baseman of the Portland club, war.»
signed by President 11me to play with
the Brooklyn club (or the not of the
season,
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
The pipe, it is rurmrted, will lend his in
locum to support the republic of Franco.
It mu decided at thr- .\'r\v York Slnlt
camp at Pcekakill to term m: urblotic n.
ooclstiou, the members of which shall be
long to the National gush! n! the state.
Count and Countess You Blucher, whc
were married In Milwnukrc a week turn
have arrived in llmoklyn. The count wool
to Aubury Park, S. J., to plncnlo the girl'r
father. ,
Unollllh o! the capital stock which New
Jersey is to contribute toward the build
log of the North river bridge In» Ire-m
raised. Wealthy brewen arc the princi
pal stockholders. Work on the structural
will be begun during October.
l‘nrmen‘ Alliance loader! have tuned r
circular to the wheat growers o! the coun
try urging them to hold back their when!
{or higher prices.
To test the constitutionality o! the clue
tricnl execution law which prohlblta thc
publication of the detail: of the execution
oi murderers (‘hsrlcu O'Connor Hennoaoy
city editor oi the New York Daily News
wu‘ " ‘ ‘loram‘ ‘ (or having
caused the publication of an account 0!
the emotion of Murderer- sIullor. Slo
cum, Jugiro and Wood at the Sing Sing
prison on July 7 laat.
Dr. Koch ha» resigned hla public offices
'l'lrl» cup In undontmd to be due to bin
dlaappnlntmont at the negative mnlla or
his medical dlaoovcry.
in the race 0! the Corinthian Yacht
club July nu. oi! Morblchoad, the lloatrlr
won. The Oweona waa aacoud.
Mr. Spurgaon continue to Improve In
health.
Joaiah 8. Brian. 0! Pbllada hla. th-
archltuctmho was arrested In llu alo, war
held !or nomination at New York
charged with ambmllug 08.000 (rum tlu
Tubular Steal Car company.
(iovornor lllll baa appointed icon-rt
Burrttt, oi tipanccrport. an moi the man
agm ol the Rachael." lit-to hospital, u
succeed the late Joana W. Craig.
The prohibitory law or Malacwaa do
nounccd In unto-alum! tonne by the State
l’harmacoutlcal association at Portland.
3am lllng.thc Chlnua lanndryman 0!
Newark. N. J.. who was ball-vol to him
boon aflllctad with y. wan , Jae-6
at running Iron: t or In It- wont
term.
The United slam warships Philadelphi-
Ind Mal have arrived at Halifax.
The Ian flickering llama In the Iatal llll.
Farm mine, which burned a year ago. In
in» Inca extinguished
landed Without a Word.
l’nmmmu. July u-mA wedding
tookpluolnallulcbmk hon-I la Ger
mantowa that was at u unusual char
actor. During the entire ceremony not a
word was apokaa by the bride, the
«the calcium The -
man was . Junc- n. Murine b
acting a- awluant vector 0! All soul-
Church tor the that. The bride was Mr:
Laura O’Toole. ll, bu tide was the
groom. a tanner our bank Vina-ml. N.
no“ Vac Victoria-a.
novnmlul ’t—Mbavahrcnllvely
time- lu the any, can!” Md
cola-luau be». A
Y M proposed by the comm
wouldn’tltl“ .mmmum
"Hm-ah. Dakatoamaoatrcugno ”momentum-n1,
lnkal batik" amp-om flan. kmm- “allots:
gm: l‘llgotin butthontoomowaathwuadtbi
mum
mimm”u.u%’°“°“'" m:- In flat... a} In
Jlagicby .
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on "‘ . own-pp- an m
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Am WW
-w nmwmmm . Valuation-aria
'2. .3... n... .. .n mom.
'8 “I
autumn—“rum With“
Ila no! lull to lab lounge 0! this Sale.
H. KRIEGER,
“Illa-cilia ,
Bakers, Confectioners,
ice c'irEAm.
in our". “0113p!“ Filled.
I
Dillon}
.. De
W. F.
South Hamil. Conn. "
. Dissolution.
VUI‘IIXE is hereby given that the oopsrtnor-
l nhlo heretofore existing between J. L.
Van Name and Elbert Valentine. under the
firm norm: of J. L. You Name a; £30., in this
do lIleIVt’lI by mutual normunl.
ll. 0le it'lflghl Willi {lo-mix it for l?!” hills duo
wrr pow rm.nm u s puyn u h them
will be settled by him. y
.l. l.. VAN NAME,
. I'lldilrllt’l' VALENTINE.
South .\orwnlk. Juno 2n, lrI'Jl. lull) t!
Is. I}. suits, Graduate uplician,
. lilitamm Iillul in all complimiul cmw. (‘unu
. wand Mums grodml {mm pnwnmluu m
gun-co of hill Lou-r. Sallalul'llun mmlumccrl
3 .Vut'lmruv- Inr ll‘rlllll: t‘H-H. ‘
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Where are You (long?
I um going down to
HllNT 8t ZEllIFF’S
. Fish and Vegetable Market
“'lu-rr I run nlu’zus llnvl VII» Fro-1hr»! Fish
lallll Venn-Idem .\l~o>;rll and Smutml Fi‘ln.
Oysters, clams. Lobsters.
Pure Tomato (latsup,
Imported Sardines.
.>~ “12": "l.kIl"~ ('r-‘nlevr-y ilzzv'rr.
wry ll prumptlg.
HUNT 8L ZELUFF.
l89l.
Adm:
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The Sleamb lBANY”
ITY 0F
Will make Daily Trips to New York.
lump Mull! Norwnll. u! :1.v"1\.|ll.; .‘iunulnls M “I
in. m.
(Nu! «m ~Inrzm firmluu. ll. turn-
:>.lr;mlny~ u! 3 p. m.; .‘llluinl- all '- in p. In.
; S»lll~ill;.~lllII“";1.III.
FARE Single Tickets 40 Dents. Excursion 60 Cents.
>l.\' SI'NIlAN'f Ilirwt t‘rblllllll’lirlll l~ run-Ir- v‘lzr Tin} llhlgr and ”Hum mm. [or the New Iron
I'nhu rl -r .u I on- 3 1-3.“... rlllludll our.“ harm .in. lmluug mlmiunm In lr-m I'lvrn
rmluu: 2mm lo r.- ~ l ‘.-!m. him"! .3! I IN p. m.
The Propeller "CITY OF NORWALK”
“bl lu-m'r Nru Yuri. \lumlzsyu “film-«Lip nlul Fl Itllt)‘ n: 7 p. m.
Tlurwlm n moi Salurllu'. ~ .1! .3 III p in.
M, New Haven & Hartford R. R.
Ur‘tulwr I 5!. "‘90.
ill: Iran'r Nun \ nrlt. Tin-Axum. -!r« rl. a! 2'1» 3.. .
Inn-t Ill~l urn-t :3: 2,!» p, lu.; xmmlnw m 3.31;». m.
t un-
Lem -- Nnrvmlh Tun-«inn.
run;
Housatonlc Railroad
llnubury and Sornulk lliilslou.
'l‘l.\l,V.~i l.l-I.\\‘li sul‘“. ll thWALK .\.~‘ ('Hl!!:l-ZI"l'l-Ill'l'n.ll’h’i} ll. lull.
lnl,|.n\\.~ I’l‘rnlm lrmp “mull Nnrwulk In? ltunmxry
. . 0‘. 7:. l' I.- n. 112.. IL! “,2 :5l. I» built": a! lIUL'.’ .xn.
lull 5m \llllh. .\. \l. r. u._.. n v‘;~l .‘lmulnysfl Snmlm- 93;... in. Mill ufcp, n l‘ i p
1-15 to, 6m luml um. I: 7:3 m'. l J . . {Kn-1.3 3n
onslillm‘nlr-r Irv-1, SHKI rt. l . i m'. Illll v1.
IIITIMAII'L It‘ll-x. l’l‘» av EL’II rt.
L'fam'. In Numb-rd. mph“ lrum ~Lnul‘nrd.
I.
i» lvmr llmxlmry {or mouth Nnrwnlh-
vii... l.llII'-nrnl ll t‘nn. m.. 31.3. .‘m’. and fill:-
p. m Sunday. Mi’m. m mu! fur. r m.
Train: Innrm'a'oml: Xururrlk lur lulgvl’lulri-v
:32}, t "Slot. 7.": n4 . m Numb-rd, ”.1 r, Wm. lilfnulnl‘dlflil. m..l'.’ll.'.':l, swam! on; p.11).
it)“. v‘. u Ar. 7 3.! M. 5 H“ In"; *. I IL'an. ’I'rum- hm:- Itillgrrlrld for South Nuro‘nlb
Wu-Imunnu nprru s _ to If .. so. vi V». 2 to, u I‘lllul III-“m. ru.. 1 w. .125. manual
”-9 that. ' M. 6 ll .3: .. 7 :1lm..‘J ZL‘ m . rl Jill y m.
hm NEW II H'ILV. .\. \I, l H «1.; r. l” mu. ‘,\r'»\ \urk unul l'lllnllvhlu-tprvu Iv'm-r- Sr»
7 II nan. MI! mu. 0 ill #1., lhl'.‘ m: I'. \l, [toll
u. l W? 0-1.. I fist-”1t" r\.. o 3...._..'.1'.m..d'.:l
at. 715nm. 7 :lan-..HT»« ..‘~Nlm -11": .hlmm
rtnlullu'u Fifi u. m..m. .‘IlllIIttyn 7‘5! run.
I! llmx. n. "1.; (HI! u'. p. m.
[on Hurt-mun, .\. .\l. n I” ma. 1: In .-r..
IIH'JM'. I'. .‘l. Ifilllvr. I“? r\,. ll’.’nt .. 715
o: It H run. ii If: on. 134:. n. In. m.
in» Hrrumnn o, \. \l cl In.“
lln‘.’ m“. . Tim“. I 415nm. Harm. II II
of. I!!! win- ut Mum! n xxx-«mm; lyrlmw-u
hm "lHI‘ll mull Springfield» r-r.
hm llmvms. .\, \l I I: In... slump Liuw,
I'. .\I. mm rmnln Hprlllfiflrill', IIC rr.u|n
Ilmnmh.
\‘url. n! STD p. lll..NV'"Il Nu-ruuls Lil p.m..
:rrrnlm: m I'umn-hl “up. in.
'l'm-flrld and Sr» \nrk rum-r.» lmvm
I'lll‘v’lt Ill M In» I, In . lh-llnl ll W p. “L. mm.
mm Hm: 'ulth Ili'n p, m. Hum {rum Mummy»
south .\urnnlk LII p. 1“,. arming ox Srw
\Wrrh 3 III p. m.
'Ilml) 0“va valny.
MAIN LINE DIVISION.
’l‘rnlm Irmr liriolgrpuv! 1h full-m .01
7 m .l, "L, [mo-mug" (or I’lllnllc-M.
Imam, m.. pup-rumor tnr I'lllhllr'lii, umklm:
mmmwnnm fur Albany luul lln' “ml.
III 10.. m. (rt-lulu fur lluwlrrlel-u
H In n. m, mom: for Hm" lhtrrinurnn.
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LEA \‘ l-L NEW \‘I III K
0:” p. m.. l‘bllull‘rlnl mnl Albany pmwlwvr.
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l‘~'»'.'..'.'.1'.f‘.f;:." "it"si ”i”- .‘lir. ".‘lB‘I; ‘13: £111“ 23': v- m 1...... for "mu vahwwn-
:lIUrr.,:IZIII:t.. I“: ‘1‘” “u "I: f.Iu--\".,mr§rr.: “In“. m. nun-low! pro-Mm!" fur I'lltnllrld
anol‘ All-any.
\t IIJJAN ll. Murmurs, \‘lcr l’midcnt and
llrnwsl Murmur-r
A. \l. Plurmn. (lrmral lmumr Agvnt.
ROTON POINT,
South Norwalk. Conn.
I DELICHTHII SUMMER RESDRT
ON LONG ISLAND SOUND.
Illlmudilll at... UM \rlnuu on. mu! m ltllll
midnight 4-1. huh-Im- twlmufimm...‘n:.'nr..
12 m mldnlglnl.
53°; New Hotel. DelighfluTGrove. New Bathing Houses.
New Attractions.
First-Class Restaurant.
Meals To Order at Short Notice.
Sea Food n Speclalty.
DANCING DAILY IN THE PAVILION
Amnxmx Aim pvt-2mm. ‘
FINNENSTEIN & NELLY,
OWNERB AND ’ PROPRIKTORS.
‘nm: TABLE 5mm “tron.“
IMlvo South Norwnlk for Rotor: Point-10 an n. m, 12 :m p. on,
20011111., .1 20p. to.
home Rotor: Point for South Nomadic-o or. n. m, n 30 a. m,
1,!5p.m..235p.m.,445p.m.,830p.m. ,
SUNDAY TRIPS.
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EHDMEN B. HDYT'S, ID No. Main St
Leave South Norwalk~loao out, 100 pm, Map. to, 4 15
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at E
H. s. BROWN’S, I
_ .7 South Moln:$treet.,So. NorWalk.
The New Dry Goods Store.
TRISTRAM & HYATI', '
No. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK
‘ THE GREAT INVENTIDNIIN
HDSIERY.
_The process of constructin the
meorth consists in RF-INF BC-
lNG THE HEEL AND TOE—the
parts nubilected to the greatest
wcar~—w1t an
EXTRA THREAD DF LINEN.
the most serviceable of all fibres,
. _ which results in a stocking of great
practical merit. possessing more durability and comfort than an
other that has ever been produced. One pair of the Linwortii
Stockings 15 guarantcd to outwear two pairs made in the old wav.
Bathing Suits.
We are showing a full lino of Lmlios’. Misses’ and Children’s
Bathing Suits at low prices.
TRISTRAM&HYATT
No. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
W. B. Hall &CO.
BRIDGEPORT. ’
'l'in-stuck in our store has to be removed before. August. 7.
'l'hrrv an- no vacant storosami the entire stock must he sold.
(”nine and son the new priI-vs. This sale is imperative and the
prices place-d on our
FINE DRY DDDDS CURTAINS AND
CLDANS
-\n-_.\m~l\ limt nu “unmarrist can afford to punk) lhvln I)".
’ Irish Hunt. Swing and Nottingham Curtains an- poL-itivolv Sp”-
mg from 5: ..~.v 1.. .5'w a pnu'. loss than pl'lt‘t's of no“ 311mm},
S'.’ A pair ram In» sew-:1 on Blankets.
Rugs-
Rugs. Rugs.
Never Sucb Bargains Before. Probably Never Again
laxiloimhoim- patterns. :llc'. “'vn‘ $125: 131x46. elegant Rugs.
:31 H. Won- 3!: Ilnxihl. an extra Sill“. also :3! ll. \Vt‘l’l‘ s
nnlo’ llw size. :3! 5m. \vr-ro $1}; illixvin. very hmnismmn were»
$‘l ."m; :lllxii splendid patterns. 32 ill. “’t‘l'i‘ $5: (in-alt Rugs, 4x7.
yaw, \\'I'rl‘*$r~: Extra! Largo. Hx‘J. SH If}, “'l‘l'l' $18; Sink-pskin
llzlts and limit Rugs all mnrkml IIU‘WII.
Ilruss Howls. .Il-u'vlry, Notions. (‘otlun l'lulvrwvnr. Summer
Wash llmuls. Lam-s. (lion-s and i’urusols are pusillvvly marked
.1 .p
rm
5 ; :llixfrl,
W. B. HALL & CO.
TDDDP ' ' ’ i
, ans 0! ladies Shoes
CLDSED BUT IT SPECIAL PRICES
Ami :m :n’vmgr rwhmiuu of cm-r ill! per rout. Thaw- ilI‘Iil'fi nn- 01M In!» of regular
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
W.- nluotu n low prior-s;
$2,? ' Hue lot of
SHnES {1mm Lounsbury. Motln-wuon &_ Co's slight-
I ly - :unngml, lllill'Illlll! sewed, Loullcs' Slums. nt
Mathewson d: (70.33 slightly inns-rivet, Immi-
lo 81:32.3. llnlmwo m lino Oxfords. samples snuEs
nml nnporfovts. at prices that make them I
CLOVER & OLSEN,
8! Washington St.. 50. Norwalk.
Estimaten given on
Plumbing, Gas meg, Tm and Sheet Iron Work.
Victory. New Stamford and Silsby's Steam Healers.
We have n line stock of
file DUCIIESS and U NC”) NICK RANGES, Both Set and Port
able. including Nsw’York Ranges.
Ship Chandler-8 “my """""" ‘
“2 'IIII‘ “M, r G . BARGAINS.
”mt: 'fll ZIM and Patron- nu, my!“ DaVId Stow,
lnwvr than any prim-s soon in forty years.
-—ro us.—
which, .-.. i'tll’nl .u it rulurtinn. and to ho will at prime. that make IIN‘lll
Um- lot of 23m pairs Ladios' 'l‘uruml Shoes at
.o to 2mm; regular price Sid-"m.
em
$2.3m; rpguh‘r pm... 322,52» in $1.50. Hm- lot of Zlmlpain-I Lounsbury,
sown-ll. wurlll Sim n pnir: will I». sold for $2.50
THE BEST BARGAINS ENE! DFFEIED.
F. H. NASH & BRO.
We are selling
Decorated and Plain China.
mm or mm: ummmlm. or.
rwrytbl [or l’nlnirru. Nils.
l“... g . ‘ ~ limihllalnuvvd.
1.22:...»242nt‘fim": “ ’2' 2.22 , ..“”""
mnemuv 92mm .32:
'“ M‘s-.2“ “3" 32
“B2 “WBB , ..
.crutaa . We. , , 4
imam... fiuunw _
Irv-rm
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Norwalk Chronicler