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dreams.
hearmy angel murlFrFrnr. "Wait!"
m Clark Wooten in Atlanta Coast!
a great noise! Shouts—hoarse,
shrill, sweet. harshi The deep bass of
young men; the feeble quaverlng of old
sum; thesilvery tones of women; the high
Woof children; ollmlnglllfg in delight
‘ and sanitation, and without a shadowed
7. fltyforthe mlaerablewretcheswhose lives
' wasps-sing slowly out of their mangled
billia- through a score of wounds
Tub afternoon sun beat down hotly on
thousands of heads, save where on one side
kindlywalis afforded a shelter from its
Inn. In the great. open arenafithe sky
——a has of unit. with the
FFFmFFto hreathe that the “multitude
poped with the effort between its shoute.
ramwaved in a thougend bejeweled
. u
en
Ieaima .FFFFwiItctI had just wit
and the slaughter of one of the fiercest
and gamut balls that ever put a mat .rdor
peril. would long ago havu left
51.11.11. her. fellow. a...
nutly he found the heart with one plunge
"”htliiw the shoulder. Tic handles his sword
“humanist, eh, senor?” said a dark vis-
sued, powerfully built Mexican, us he
fiself with his large sombrero.
fiflmdu‘thface bf a quiet locking,
war-email
{Tu Halo a skillful swordsman, an
donbtediy," was the reply of the wull
tin-ad man, in unmistakable northern
themasshsf the wretched
fifththat o the bull which had furnished
W of the entertainment having been
dragged out of sight and the sawdust
raked over and smoothed down. the pica~
7 Wiles, choice and matador,
‘F ' 1[or another fray. did into the open
' r gaudy trappings, and, with
cloaks. darts, spears and otheraccoutcr-
nuts displayed. bowed to the spectators.
took up their respective positions and pre-
posed for the onslaught of the last bull to
I!” mt Fweut on. Tirelpiemlors on
FM old, broken down horses, circled
around the miserable bull brought out to
MW, and turned him into a rage, with
the anistance of the bundcrillos.
I: planted their maxim, orli. lineuted
”Mint 11 ullti Iowa;
W diminution“ ribbons.
FM“! @1111th did their
in attracting the bull's attention
will tbsport waxed dangerously warm
forite tormentora Then, at last. the dig
m. led clock on art. and
mm! for union.»-
with coming, wenr‘icd bull his
ampdegrsce, received the plaudits of the
audience oily and retired as the
building slowly emptied itself.
weildrcsocd man, with the northern
Rafimm the air FoulF
WWI-Ito notion: ham would not
have been there. Sunday bulliinhte evi-
dnfrly fhtsrestcd him but nightly. Ills
"I 347'
$1161th misrto look in
'1' M!
v6 se'eh that his thOugbts
PaFyaon," he wassaylng to him
AIL. a scenic! smile passed over his
M features. “who are you doing
Min m Pocket. show-
yauare in putting off
u mean for ten years is
youtoatoyaway from home another ten
when the one girl you ever loved
“,‘qr hoped could never
ve that she was mis-
-Wewabsart.and that long ab-
"haotanuhtherthetshedecocare for
ya! What other construction is to be
patenthewordsinhsr letter?" 7
m a m from his
A it ear-oily. hit as
ripen-111M
“'3‘!“ long horns. and buried the other
is than: of the unlucky plcedor on his
hat. Through all the hubbnb of about-
follow this i
11:11an hiwald
b:fove him. The
“I. withtkeeapereription ins nasal
hand. had awakened a flood of
who that swept everything protect
alsrp. well kept lawn, fringed
and oak. withthe
offlmach land modem”
rel lev sgt room
“we. Hesswthemaasive architecture
figmmw,.;fi half hidden by theFV’tr
nevercsasstoprsyforhiswelfsrsas ionic“ F F
Witt a Sensible Woman's Org-allotte-
ls being for Shop Girls.
on mass meeting
g hsli under the
Women’s society
hing whutisnow
Genoa ere league. ‘ or
W” deuterium . m 3‘11“, smoke was noticed coming from No. I
ameliorate the condition of be women and
guitar." omploygdby in 1,1,, "up mule there wins the in the hold rang throu'a
$151ij farao thesidp. All hands were summoned on
I she lived.
"l was a fool. ” he muttered impatiently,
as the noise accompanying the slaughter
bull in ekeuenaawehhim from
erle. ”W ' Wmdofweahlyfl despsir-
' rl‘ mm or
idfidVFm cg’bdre among a
people, I had staid andfaoed my
fate like a man, who knows?"
Removed out of the great. but amphi-
theater with the letter still in his band.
Thestrects were at their gayest, with all
the action and bright color characteristic
of a Mexican cit on Sunday afternoon.
FUFIFFFFFF dressed 1:; toggle lapehan-
9W1 If
F meal ea‘tiock‘ broad
F . sombreros'i female Rutgers and flower
sellers, each with the inevitable bob
tenedto herback by a gay heed re
policemen, aorkmcn. dogs, horses, ear-
riagaand the great massof idle populw
tion crowded the main avenues and reu-
dercd locomotion necessarily deliberate.
Edward Payson made his way to his
room in a quiet street, and for the twen—
tieth time read the letter he had received
the day before.
Quantum. Va.. June —-— 168—-
llfr Burr—Why do you not come back? Why
do you stay away so long from the old home?
It is ten years that you have been away. and l
‘ OWRLI {will out llet Week filamenIyoairhere.
a u ‘a u out
MWto “FF lam"! ought not to
f veyou. but I do. Youshouhlhave thought
perhaps the trouble which madeynugo
might not have been so bad after all and that
people may not have meant all they said. No
one kpowo that l nmw'rltlu you fhh later.
andpcr posh-plougyuloflodoif. Mt! am long-
inc ,to delay Knuth-omens
whit folks may say. notwnit to write. but
come. FFFFFanu Parson.
A week later Edward Puyson stood in
the grove of sycrlnlores, oaks and maples,
looking at the stone mansion of which be
had hem thinkipg so sadly amid the heat.
ddlfinud noiseel' 11b Helium amphithe
aier. it was just such a morning of whicl.
he bud dreamed. The sun was shining
brightly, and the low hum of insects min-
Ried with the shiver of the leaves over his
head, so if trying soothe him and quiet
the fierce hating in heart.
‘ “How natural t id house looks. “'hat
alitticchange has been made herein ten
years. it looks the some as it did yester-
day. I wonder what my uncle will say to
me. i wish Chloe had said something
about him. Vi 0 had II rather serious gear.
rel. 1 member, the day before i left him.
Perhaps he will tell Inc to go back coin
and resume the vagrant life that I know
ire thinks l have been leading. No. he
would hardly say that to the sort of his
only brother, after his sacred promise to
.that brother to be so a {other to me as long
as we both lived
Besides he was always bot headed. and
no doubt forgave me almost before I was
out of the room. Ah.well,l shall soon
know. and what do I care, so that Chloe
hasn‘elcomc for me? it was near this
spot that she spoke to me so kindly. and
yet, oh, so coldly. when she told me‘ that
we~cousllrs—1-1luld never be lovcrs. Ah!
There she is surely."
llhl breath came short as llucllllglll sight
of awhile dress at one of the open win~
dowsnudsr the veranda roof. lie maid
netsce the face of the wearer because a
mass of creeper hung in the way,
but he knew it could be no one elm: save
the girl, as he loved still to think her.
whom he had come thousands of miles to
see. The white dress moved away. and he
walked slowly Retest-1 the lows. action on
every hand familiar objects that brought
back his youth in a flood of fragrance
liuw week he felt as be ascended the
stepato the veranda. Where was Chloe!
Would showmc to the door?
“He pulled the bell hearth and I'd the
thathe remembered so we] reached-
iIFIg ugh the house. lie could see it in
his mind’s eye swinging near the rear of
the long ball that run straight through
from the front door to that opening on the
yardatthe back. where the ddcwk'scai»
lapsauli tomatoes were carefully tended,
and where it was as much as one of the
kitchen glris' life would have been worth
totrespass. He remembered how the old
bell had, to his youthful imagination, pom
eased ghostly attributes, and how he used
tofaneyitmovedot itself in the dusk of
thew-llamsbsklngirs head in mockery
sndthrcatcning to swallow him up into
its rusty throat
Helen! There is a step in the hall.
Somebody iacoml . The door opened a
little way. ad the utter of a while drew
caught hiseye. muvinentlyhe hedthe
doorwide open tout hand to
taksthatof Chloe.
"Why. Mas'r ltd'ard! El i didn’t t’inlt
you'd come back to yo poo oi auntie,"
and two black hands. in white sleeves.
woreplaesd ea Edward Paywn's Illlonldrlri
es s pair at hornet armed 11pm].
with a crash to the floor.
"Yes. auntie. l t a letter, and i come
right back to the o 11 place. flow are you.
and how is my uncle. and how ts»is"—-—~
lilo voice falte but the old woman
didnet nethppesrto cs ltsssbuma’crsli:
‘Dsytsoll well, honey? llerehave been
few changes seen Fists. Dome in and in
me give you something went. he got
some hot co’n cakes. like yer nest-1"".
when yo was a boy. Come along.
uncle's Ilene gone away for all day."
“Oh. Auntie. i want you to"— said a
child‘s voice, and a little girl with sunny
idea hair come running along the hall
ustasltdward Payton used tomorrow
thirty years before. She stopped when she
new hire saddens close to the fiustered
“ in“ while she looked inqulllngly
athll.
“"30 kuow,Rd’arri. i did not kuowwheso
yo
mm” for Ill-.sserwood, the batch», he
washereaudhstol mobs hesrdasFyo
wasin Diaries.
slittlsquarrsiwhh WW
ou’dhetooproudto toeomsbsekifhewrote
to you,ond so 1 young 111111111.
whoioiustas
.. THE‘F‘uflfly .n.’ ”EFF
was held at C
auspices of the Workin
119in pill-int stole
r FFFeond‘lllons to the '11dendarrlFFFFFFFFF| of a
fair heuss' as adopted by the league. and
byT other methods.”
pal officers of the league are
'rleo Russell Lowell. president.
M: Charles S. Spoiler-d, treasurer: Miss
Caldwell. recording secretary, and Mrs.
Robert V. McKlm. corresponding secre-
tory; and these women have succeeded
during their twelve months of office in no
daring very efficient std to women. em;
ployed in shops.
For a time it was up hill work; first, to
induce employers to believe that they pere
treating their employee badly, and then to
elicit from them a promise toeballge their W" lowered down “I" hold. No ”0“”
methods; but business men are not unjust V” be in “W smoke "1M ll baron 10 III!-
and hard hearted. and one by on. they are loo-ta him. and III was brouslll no to the
gradually showing their willingness loses deck. Three times did M "'1le down,
the matter in the right light.
Besides. a large number of women in ventilator. where he got a breath of frmh
New York who do much shopping have ll"
put their shoulders to the wheel in order In loam-Is the lire he won compelled to
toforce out of existence this form of op ,
pm“ to shop employeg. and “,1. ”no“ covered that the fire had mken In the
has even more weight with the shopmen,
strange as it may seem, than has the moral and general merchandise. in close proa-
slde of the question—the awakening to the fruity “'1'” 3 number 0’ “"015 0T 0“. the
sense of injustice. ,
The names of a few of the firms were to Several Mk” 0' jute were shifted. and then
be had at one, and those were issued by ' .
the Consumers’ league in the shape ofs “71m“! work“! Willi ‘1 W)“. ($31an I! “
“white list" for the benefit of the shoppers "“7 “"9,” 0‘ “19”th "Id "n” "a" 0900114"
mm in we reform. This 1m 1, up,“ ed on ills own indlvidual exertions. It was
added tomb month, and it 1, hoped in (be an anxious time. and for a while it was
end that all the retail establishments will lewd that the ship was doomed to do
The standard of a “fair house" is "One in Under the guidance of Captain Ferguson
which equal pay is given for work 0‘ equal and Chic! Officer ll ri 'ht, who are said to
value. irrespective 0‘ s“; in the deport. have dim-ted everything with perfect com.
cuts where women onl are cm in .
hi, which the nIiuinIumFF wagte £0,311 but “until ulwrtwo ands half hours’ hard
dollars p" week (or “pajama; adult fighting Stored in .\‘o. lhold, the furthest
workers, but fail in few instances be
low eight dollars; in which wages are gunpowder. 0' course. ‘0 “Mb ““5 the
paid by the week: in which fines, if im- .
posed. are paid into a fund for the benefit bulkheads. "Ml "I made ““1““ more W'
of the employee; in which the minimum W‘l’ “10 ‘10” would 1an0 been flooded by
waxes 01 “my, girl, are two dollars per letting in the writer from theboitom ofthe
wick, with the venue conditions regarding ship, but fortunately this “'33 “0'- “9°”
weekly payments and fines;
the hours from 8 a. m. 10 ll p. m. (with
three-quarters of an hour for lunch) con-
stitute, I I'Mkillg lint. and a general in enforcing the postal laws hundreds oi
half holiday is given on one day of each
week during at least two summer months;
in which a “mug“ m not 1“, than one motion of the courts, and in which no pun-
weekis given with pay llllringtho summer “l““l‘nl- i" “oh“ '0‘" Th". have "'0”
season; in which all overtime is compensat-
ed for; in which \Iork. lunch and retiring out it‘ll"! intention “1‘0“ "‘9 9-1” 0' the
rooms arc apart from one another, and can
form in all respects to the present sanitary . , ‘
lawn; in which the Filreafltlt law regarding Evans. 11 .- illmlllillct! limpet“)? In I burnt-111
a“. providing of 5...“... for “Ipswomw {a the Federal building. Nobody was injured
observed and the use of seats permitted;
in which humane and considerate be
havior toward employee is the rule;
which fidelity and length of service meet
with consideration which is their due; in .
which no children under fourteen years of V!“ ““5 "WNW“ “I‘ll-"0“ ‘0 lfllll “Mic“
age are employed."
No one who reads those rules will find _ .
anything unreasonable in them. On the 1mm. l“I'll ll'llll: PM luau “W 01““
contrary, even the woman who has borne 090 Mil"? only a 0‘19 cent stamp.
resentment in her heart toward 1m. or 11.11 A lame lot of notices were rent out II dul
clerk immune of having been treated by .
her with indifference or disrupcct will not 0‘9“ number from the printer, and when
wish her to he cared for in I [m hum". “if: lot nl’fii'illi handed them It) I lady
manner than this paper demands.
In the constitution adopted by the Con-
sumers’ league the condition of member
ship is the approval by signature of the 0b
jt-ct of the league, all persons being eligi»
ble excepting such u an engaged in [kc Tilt: lfllly wrote Elli! directions on all kl
nyoihbusiness in New York.——.\'ew York “V9301". ”I" “I“ will to “id in "19
in which
in tudc for the judicious way in which the
“The WI! ‘0 h“? 3 man 0|" 01 “W mud ceived positive orders tong thewbole com.
is to black his boots." says Frederick Doug
i
This happy remark often occurs to us
when we we boy- lrolnu In school wllh ofnotierstofill the bill. folded themlntc
shoes that have never once known the “Hump...“ and. leaving them unsealed
bruldl, with hair uncombcd. faces not too
clean. ears unfit for inspection, hands very
black, and a cap that has evidently known
bu“! “M" I" ‘ While vum 311811 ' documents was discovered by a parodies-
boy is more likely at least both to talk and
to act unbecomingly than one who is clean
and tidy. Something within the tidy boy
compels him to live up to his appearance.
Theothovboy ts aptto live down to hb
upon shoyan odious and built
tllng n kname which lowers hisselfdo- u- m clients “.113th min of the
teem has the same tend
ridiculing him for any not
can
11131111ng
for the dumdnree which often resul-
from such a defect. The mistak- ef youth
frequently "shit from shyness. and this is
byths fears of collapse:
sad-till more bythsimpotioaeeof a
Fa person now honored and .-
minteowurldmtismsp
wardfrorn the malnutrition honoured
o hommhenored ii swordof saeoao
byebsnce thathe
was not inferior to his commits. despite
than.“ hardlydo a m’. fulcrum-sot
think incremeaaly
hadgoue.butaeolcredmanwhst pan!
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Fwiil give till desire “ otl‘pu
E 4th of July, at prices so low that all can have a new summer hot.
as it' re better" to give value in the henrtof the season, than after
, the trade' or over.
Whenthe Allan line steamship Moat.
vklesn arrived in port the unicorn gave an
account of a thrilling voyage. The Monte
videan left londou for this port with 9,”.
tons of general cargo. The passage wee
little eastward-of Cape Rayon Wednesday.
At 2 o'clock in the afternoon a dealt
afterhold. A moment later the cry t
dock. even tbecooir having to take ahead
in the tight for the ship. Captain Ferment)
stood on the bridge. while First Odin-I
Wright directed the men. 'l‘bsshlp’s head
was immediately turned to the wind. The
steam donkey pump. force pump and cat
tie hose were got ready or operation.
Every soul was on deck, including the only
passengers. a few csttlemen.
Orders were given for the opening of the
hatches The smoke then poured forth
in dense volumes from the hold and was
permeated by fumes of pepper. 'f'hrev
streams were directed through the smoke,
but it was neceuary to locate the fills. and
with this end in View the boatswain’s mate
an uneventful one until the steamer got a 7
0 charge for restful: eves.
sudtheisst time he ulsnsgedto reach a
come on deck every few moments. He dllr
lower hold among bales of rugs and Jute
outsidcs of which were already scorched.
the fight proper with the fire began. It
struction.
poome, the fire was eventually ‘ “
forward on the ship, were twelve tons of
file would have had to burn through several
oar). —«.l.loutreal Cor. Toronto hlall
Sire Meant Well.
cases are investigate-d by the [summon all-
thorltles which are not brought to the at-
technical infractions of the law. but with»
violators.
Such :. um- Willi settled by Mr. George S.
in the trausamlmr. and the delinquents in
the mutter freely ackrlowlulgal theirgmti-
case was lililllilgetl.
One of the largest corporations of lies
to stockholders and directors and circular:
tocuswmenl. They are almost always in
or two ago. The secretary ordered a will
clerk, with instructions to be sure and
mail them that night to the gentlemen
whose names and addresses were contained
upon a list which he furulflled her. He
went away before her work was completed
circular letters. She found the printer had
fallen short of the minimal number. and
that she needed twenty more. She had re
llerluto the mail that night, and not know-
lng the law. or being forgetful of it for the
moment. who wrote out a suilleient number
put a one cent stamp on each: as she had
on all the others.
fly the nlercot accident one of the written
employs, and. as in duty bound under tin
law. he made an examination of the whole
hatch and found that twenty of the ca-
velcpea should have had a two cant Aamp
~1etter protege.
An attempt to evade defraud
the rerun now-11.11 s
United States. 'l'hscase by necamlty was
reportedtohir. Evaaoaadhsrnsds an in
facts were as stated here be unlined to
may cells for muss. andiurply
ernmeat the amount of the due-—
twenty csntnf-Jiestou Rear.“
“Living lip to" a Insult-re Isotro-
lt h gratifying techservs that day by
doyapsaur pabilelstvrssthmaaflestis
the subject of house decoration. The
manufacturer may can or care not for the
sworaan ”disdain; today for whitewashed
sadptastahleqwithoelyabwraln
eathsdoorasdaehalr or twanuplyts
Eh
50 d /FFF“"F
FEW/Where.
“Huber l'f. 1800.
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ROTON POINT,
South Norwaik. Conn.
A RELIGHTFNL SUMMER RESORT
Wronc ISLAND souun.
flaw Hoioel, Delightful Grove. New Bathing Houses.
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.lllslal‘..llt.'a1n.'l mini-livin- lilIFlIrvilr ill for South Xuvwnlk
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lliilrL. Ilium»
; and A! use}
law Attractions.
First-Class Restaurant.
Meals To Order at snort Notice.
Sea Food a Specialty.
nnnclno c.1113?“ 1N ‘rl-IE PAVILION
AFTERNOON AND EVEN! fill.
EINKENSTEIN RI NELLY!”
owrtm nan mattress.
TIME TABLE STEIIER “flEllEl "
Leave Booth Norwulk for Retort Point-10 so a. 111., 12 30 p.111.
FF’oiht forfloutil Norwaikwflofi amt, fl 3011.111”
111p..m.,r:lapm.,1lsp. 111.,‘630p1n.
SUNDAY TFRIPS.
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honest to
Henry Tlllf?
.nelllutiallsl
Successor-100.11%
51 serum 1,11. 1...... 7
21 Thin one, 1111111.
M11117” “
Bakers, Confectioners,
l. 2:135; SREAIIIe
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Dissolution.
NOVICE libereby given that the
. (In mlwdbyra alconsen
11:“: Light wilFFl Freud l for All bills due
7 thenho vefir and all hil ab ll 1
will be settleilFFFbyllhu. W F ’F hem
" Ramos...
South Norwalk, June so. liDl.
' . s. B. BillES, In... Optician,
"011111 B. lllllTF's, II In. Inn St
Glasses fitted to all coranllcated cases. (Tom-
pound fF‘FlFiFlFFFFiF pedagén'laipmnmhm or
FFlFece o o lease :1 on 'uarnntced.
l’ Ladies Lisle Threal Hose,
Where are You (long?
I am going down to
llllNT & ZELBFF’S
Fish and Vegetable Market
“'horv lI-lul always find the l'Fl‘l‘hht'P'l Fish
and \'eg1-1nbi.-.~.. Also Soil and Srrlokul Fish.
Persian Crepe
Bysters, clams, lobsters,
Pure Tomato Batsup.
Imported Sardines.
Mgr: ll" fol “"zllmlll-II u i‘rtnmcr) Rutter.
,Huu‘r & ZELUFF.
SEASON 189 I.
SRMMENRINRMRNRAY, MAY 2511,
(‘ nine and see the new pric 1‘s
iprit cs placed on our
FINE llRY RRRDS RURTAINS RNll
in 1 {Mill
I.\'nt on storm) Sun-lord
’lv. :11. ‘ Sun-l. I\~ :It '.- 10p. ill.
“dell floods Lam-s (lion
11m 1-1 liliill am pm vs 51")“ ill f'orfv yours.
w. B. HALL & CQ_.
1,000 Pairs of ladies’ Shoes
—-—-—T0 TIE—m
CLOSED OUT AT SPECIAL PRICES
.tllll iii! are ragvn 'mllll‘ lieu of ore 1‘ :ill pvr 1 1 m.
l .I- love \orualk Tuesday-1
FF-FIIFngF hurrica- it own
annuity». . :21 a1. .. l'lltnfhhlul 111) p. 111.. limit! 1» 1'1 p m. .1. 1m-
Im7g\fln Mill 1. hl‘. 111 Iron from Dani-uni
i p m . llrrhlllg at New
M if): I. if“. D“ Hos.
l ila
morning I“ .... H ’l mlm lNIH' lirhlgrpnri a» follow-I:
T“ m. m. late-rumor for l‘lttsflvlli.
sen-mun" for l’lltumlli. limiting
F.”
\I’ If I 1111 If. Hostess-m. Vim i’i’v-eldehi sud
Fine Scolcll Gill hams.
Pilleapp 1.- Tissue,
floths.
v—M-
RLRAKS
\lo ~ll1- lI lll: ii Ilu economist can afford to “‘3‘“ them bv.
lrisll l’oIII. SW i.“ and l\uttillgh.llll (' Ilrlnins are positi
: .‘ll i1I$lll.l pun loss than prices of next autumn.
3‘: :I pull 1.111 lw szllml ml 1‘ lullkeis.
Bugs. Rugs.
Never Such Bargains Before. Probably Never Again ‘
l~‘\:ili c-lloile patterns.2111‘.W1‘1‘I~ $1 3?:
:31 ll “l'l't‘ $.z itillx ill. an extra size. .llsIFl $1 FilF. were $2 25: 36x54,
nurpthouizo sl 1m wort-1321;:lnxml verv handsome, $2 39, were
3; .‘m; ML). splendid l.Itt1rII~$2l'l were '35: Great RugFe 4x7,
3.11311. wort-8h: l‘.xtl'.l .zlrgo. 13x11. F
Mats and limit Hugs all marked down.
[in-55 (holds Jon 1~lr\ Notions, Cotton L lllierweay, Summer
.3 and Paranoia .ll'l’ positively marked
guide. so: 11171-11 at 11 l’l'filif‘ tion. and to be
Shin Chandlers.
111 'MM
fl
and? me'"
«olfakingit 11:61:15.1»me Bhoe in themlirket.
EVERY PAFIR WARRANTED. .
:Gall and examine them before purchasing any other shoe,
H. S. BROWN’
South Main Street. 50. Norwalkfi F ,
[L‘l‘l-IE NEW DRY GOODS STORE
Trislram 81. Ilyall, No. 2 Gazelle Bllil;
We will commence on Saturday, August let, '11 special tale of Fall
SU M M ER GOODS.
Black Silk Grenadines,
Colerl-Il Dress Goods Novelties In Dress
W 00] Cilallies, IF’arasols and Sun Umbrellas,
Blazers and Shirt Waists, ‘
Ladies (."lutingSuits In Flannel, Sateen, GinghamandGrapeGlotli.
Hosier and Underwear.
Ladies’ Fanc Stri (, “o 7
Ladw’F’FF ”31178 Vests. Ladies’ Jersey FRibbeFdeV 33$?an x ,
\Iorl’ s Fancy Flannel Shirts,
Men 3 Bulllriggull UnderwcarF
Boys Shirt ll nists, Boys’ Fanc Flannel Shirts,
Lodies’ Silk and Fabric Gloves aryld Mitts.
WASH GOODS.
Best Domestic
Lawns and Organdies.
These goods are all new and fresh. but we will
them that will close them out. as we must have tFF
‘all Goods.
TRlSTRAM&HYATT
No. 2611211111: Building, Norwalll, Bonn.
W. B. Hall&Co
BRIDGEPORT.
The stock in our store has to be removed before Augustl'
'l'lIoroaIlI ll()\'{l(;lllt storcsand the entire stock must be sold:
This sale is imperative and the
Black Silk Lace N
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Men’ s Fancy Half FHose,
Men’s Gauze Underwear,
were $18: Sheepskin
These shoes are odd lots of
will at price» that make themFFFFFFFuF
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
We quote It fr-w prices:
pairs Ladios’ Turned Shoes at
50 to 11:; Ill); regular price 84. 50. One lotof
SHBESI’ (luv lot of 300
I
200 pairs Inlullsllllry . Mathewson & Co.’
ly damaged lIlIu-llillosewed. Ladies’
3‘: on; wglllar price. w .30 to ti. all
fine lot of 300
Mathewson ll: ('30 s all
ghtlv illuu-rfoct. hand
s.owo1l Worth 35.0011 puIr: will be sold for $2 60
Band. Bnlnnu- 1n fine Oxfords, soul ice
and illllmrfl-cte, at prices that make
THE DEBT BRIBIIIB EVER OFFERED.
GLOVER & OLSEN,
81 Washington St. So. Norwalk.
F. H. NASH & BRO
Estimates given on
Plumbing, Gas Filling, Tin and Sheet lroll PM.
We are selling
Victory New Standard and Silsby' 3 Steam Beaters.
We have 11 fine stock of
Decorated and Plain China.
the BUSINESS and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Bet and Port
able, including New York Ranges.
SWAN Rt BUSHNELL
irs Lounsbnry,
GREAT BARGAIHK
uDavid Stow,
é‘gflvuhflahm _
Norwalk Chronicler