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' , and children’s about
another at l, formerly
Children’s Be 001 Shoes at 75 cents.
theeegoods, as itisa pleasure to show
0. H. HARVEY,
Oi'lh Main Street. South Norwalk.
, I '
libelargeetstoek aadagood‘ aesortrhentto more...
" we unprepared to htraieh eve 'n fromachild’s
“rhea ’toa gents to boot: it aura :- o specialties in
A lolliee’ fine Kid Button
32. Missed
“ ‘Milfi’Sonuow.
T UNTo‘ THE DAY IS THE
’EVIL THEREOF.
Preach“ a Powerful See»
p. the Insanity of Burrowing
It Has "rented Ilaay a life.
who but tun Lnok our an Inn.
. Ana. Iii—Dr. mm has
mm his western tour reinvigo
III“ II will and cheered by the hearty
m nrostlaua he-baa received
the numerous cltiea he has visited.
We! persons who have read his
m in their” local aewnmpera have
W, to get within sound of bl» voice
VII-lover he has spoken. ills sennon this
when the very common and foolish
habitat borrowing trouble; and hill text is
W vi, Bi. "Snfllciebt unto the day in
avilthereoi.”
, 110s of every man, woman and child
8* closely under the divine care as
such person were the only man,
.. orchild. There are no accidents.
therein a law of storms in the natural
, sotbere'ls a law of trouble, at law of
, nlaw of misfortune; but the ma»
ofthe troubles of life are imaginary,
the most of those anticipated never
m At any rate, there is no came of
“upland against God. See how much he
hath done tomake thee happy; hie sun»
IhIIII flllhnttheearth with glory. matting
rainbow for the storm and halo for the
mountain. greenhouse for the mono, wllron
”undead and crystal for the billotv,
Illa Mono! banneretl flame through
h“ opening guns of the morning, chaf
. to using. rivers to millennium to
Maud spring: to blossotn,nnd over
‘ , allother sounds with its soon,
“I! overarching allother splendor wit it in:
triumph. covering up all other homily won
it garlands. and unflinching all other
throes with in dominion-«Ir.llvrrauco for
lostworld through the limit “min-um-
'1 Mine of the sin of borrowing tron
, (Hut, mobs habit of mind and heart is
.m hecaun it puts one into a dust
academy that ill lite him (or duty i
tell two rose bushes in my garden
outhrived beautifully, the other per
all. [found the dead one on the shady
Ideal the house Our dispositions. like-
, our to. and sunshine. Expectancy of
A lathe cause of many molar and
_ Iailurea Fearof bankruptcy has
nptoramany a line bnslnerat and sent the
‘lllll dodging among the note shavers
M of slander and alone has often invited
mutually braked vultures of acorn and
”hiking. Many of the misfortunes of
life. like hyenas. lice if you courageously
“than
. muck Hart-mess To t‘ullh‘.
How poorly pwpnml (or religious duty
Imus who sits down under the gloom
' misfortune! if he pray, he
. “ldo not think I shall be answered."
, K Ito civa. he says. “i expect they will
In! the money." Helen Chalmers told
lotht her father,'l'homaa Chalmers», in
ID darkest hour of the history of the l‘rce
mm of Scotland. and when the woes oi
.tlalaad sacmodto weigh upon his heart,
“will. children, “Como. let us go out
fl hall or fly kite," and the only till
In till play was that the children
mid not keep up with their father. The
and the Summerfii-idx oi the
finch who did the most good. cultivated
“Ilium. Away with the borrorsl they
“I! poison: they dig graves, and if they
‘ scald Climb” W- they would drown the
' of heaven with subs and wailing.
on will have nothing but misfortune in
thiatnraii you aednlonaly watch for it.
shall a man catch the right kind of
hoarranmahlallne and hook and bolt
llaarda and water serpents! lion:
and bulk! and bats and hawks
Ind. Hunt for robin return-ants
will find robin '1!!!)an One
mam! an owl got imo ilerre
the eagle unused to the night true
for an owl. which In most at
darkaeqand the king of the
plans but themorning rose. and
ma thee-air. and theowla and
thawks sad the but- came a are
the combat; now, the angle, in
with a stroke of his talona
cry. cleared the sinned his
torn feathers and splashed
tumbled Into the thickets. Yo
oi light. in the night of
you will have no chance
your anemia- that liock npirom
but. instills In God and stand
ll Ibo sunshine of the promlics. you
'saasw your youth like the eagle."
II!!! All. ILIIIIIOI A-I’LILSTI'.
, the hallt of borrowing trouble
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it has a tendency to
adders from the clover pan
to him milk, and the orchards
lax thdr inlay fruits
that amid Inch exuber
man
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at
it
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, can lay their hpndn on.
thateushionstheearth,aadtheclouds
that curtain the sky. and the foliage that
warm in the forum. 'l‘haak him for a lil-
blotoread.and ricromtoum uponnnda
Saviour to deliver.
Ilany Christiana think it a had also to
be jubilant, and their work of self exam
[nation is a herring dowu of their brighter
experiences, Like a boy with a new lack.
knife, hacking everything be which across,
.ao their self examination is a religion» cob
ting to pieces oi the greenest things they
They Imagine
they are doing God's uervice when they are
going about borrowing trouble, and bar
rowing it at thirty per cent... which is sl
ways a sure precursor of bankruptcy
Again, the habit of borrowing (trouble
in wrong incense the patent is aufllcieotr
lyjaxed with trial, God sees that we all
need acertniu amount of trouble. and so
he apportions it for all the days and years
of our life. Alas for the policy of gather
in; it all up for one day or year! Cruel
thing to put upon the back of one aimel
all the cargo intended for the entire cnra
van. i never look at my memorandum
bookgtoaeewhnt engagements anddutiea
are far ahead. lict every. week bear its
own hurdenx
wnr mnxo 32w some“!
The shadow» of today are thick enough.
whyimpiore the purse-nee of other nhml
otvs? The cup is already distant-ml, why
hailoo to disasters for distant to come and
wringont more gall into the bitterness?
Are we such champions that. having won
the beltln former encounters, we can go
forth to challenge all the future?
Here are business men just abh- io man
age niloira as they now are. Tin-r mm pay
their rent. and meet their unimfiol mun
age al‘l'aini on they now are, but Mud ii
there should come a panic? Go lunmrmw
and write on your dayboo’nou your lwlgcr.
on your money safe. "Sufficient unto the
day is the evil thereof." [)0 not worry
about notes that are for from due Do not
pile up on your counting desk the financial
Inxleticsof the next twenty your» The
God WhOIlIb inkcn cure of your worldly
occupation, guarding your store (ruin the
torcbof thc incendiary and the key of the
burglar, will he as faithful in lfiiil Min
isst God's hand in mightier than the
machinations of stock gamblers. or the
plots of political dcmagogues, or the red
right arm of revolution. and the darkness
will fly and the storm lull dead at hie feet.
50 there are person» in feeble health, and
they are worried about the future. They
make out very well now, but they are
bothering theinaelvon about future plcuri
ales and rheumatismn and "cumulus and
fevers. Their eye‘nlghtis lwblemnd they
are worried lest they entirely ION: it. Their
bearing is indistinct, and they are alarmed
lest they become entirely deal. They felt
chilly today, and are expecting an attack
of typold. 'lliey have been troubled for
weeks with some perplexing nuiimiymml
dread Incoming lifelong involuln. Take
care of your health liOWflllll trust God tor
the future
Be lint guilty of the lilmphuny oi asking
hilntu tular- i‘.irl.' of you uliile you aloe;
with your Windows light down. or out
chicken salad at ll o‘clock at night, or Mi
down on a cake oi ice to cool ofl. lie pm
dent and then be confident. Some of the
sickest people have been the most useful
it was sowilh Payson, who died dentlis
daily. and Robert "all. who used to Mop
in the midst oi his sermon and lie down
on the pulpit solo to rest, and then go on
again. Theodore Frelinxhnyseu had a
great horror of dying till the time come,
and then went peacefully Take care of
the pment and let the future look out for
itself. “Sufficient unto the day in the evil
thereof."
twee us or WHAT sriinanrn wt; luvn.
Again. the habit of borrowing illiaiul‘
tnneia wrong because it unllts on for it
when It actually duet come. We cannot
always have amootb nailing. Life's path
will Iometimen tumble among docilvitle:
and mount-sump and be thorn pierced.
Judas will kins our check and then sell us
for thirty pieces of silver. llmnan scorn
will tr to crucify as between two thieves.
We wi I hear the iron gate 0! thesepulcbor
ereak and grind us it shuts In our kindred,
lint we cannot get ready for those things
by forebialingn. They who light imaginary
woe-will come. out of breath, into conillct
with the armed (ibis-store oi the future.
Their ammunition will have been wasted
long before they come under the guns of
real miafortnna Boys in attempting to
inmpa wallaometiroea go so far latch In
ordertoxetlmpelusthat when they crane
up they are exhausted, and these long
races in order to get spring enough to
vault trouble bring us up at last to the
dreadful reality with our atrengtb gone.
Finally. the habit of borrowing trouble
lswrong becauseit is unbolief. God has
granted to take care oi an The Bible
ms with muraaoea‘ Your hunger
will be fed; your sicknrn'a will be sllevl
lied; your sorrows will be healed. God
will caudal your feet and smooth your
and along by irownin; error and
a; [rare eonad the value of victory
and good cheer. The summer clouds that
seen: thunder cha really carry in their
bosom barre-tan wheatand shockaof
earn. and vineyarda pnrpllau for the wine
we. The wrathia wave will kiss the
of the meet storm walker. Our 1mm
Joshua will command, and above your
soul them of prosperity will stand still.
Blank and wave struck Petition shall have
“m0 vision. and you shall bear the
at olden,
cry and the mesa of wing».
[H train of salvation. and the roles
of [label unto God for ever.
we roan warm or non.
Your tray may wind along dangerous
bridle paths and amid wolf’s bowl and the
moi the vulture. but the way etill
winds upward till angels std it, and
lrwsoillieevennhltandt rooesllnelt
and crystalline fountain leap on it. and
the pathway ends at antes that are pearl.
aadatrnelathstan ld,end bemplee that
Wench,” it“: thz'qt'tfike with
long. s ty a or or
m labhsih and lattice and triumph
Manhattan.
anemic.
lineman-at
in mm “no now does
school enough money
but. in; the hills
have. m . , 9
F. A. ferric ii to). , celebrate
“Instruments Strips.
BENNETT a. nun n,
2| Iain Street. 80. Hawaii.
‘ Meats.
Fish. Oysters.
FmNsNegeiablesPoultry,
0! ALL KINDS 1N THEIR SEASON.
AT WHOLELALE & RETAIL.
sells 3‘
Allsoodslaatvymiwlll bound 1
FAB ‘ BE LOW V COST. j
As I have alarger stock of Milliumfloods than usual at this
time of the year, and rather than will: until later in the season,
I will give to all dealrous of purchasing Millinery Goods for the
4th of July, at prices so low that all can have a new summer hot,
as it is better to give value in the heart of the season, than after
the trade is over.
in not an a liltailitnltge of this Sale.
H. KRIEGER,
"iii wmrs a FLOATING HOTEL
AI lathualaat's Halon of an Ideal lid.
aunt-er Boarding House.
“Now that anothersummer is upon as."
laid the perennial crank. “let me urge
upon you newspaper men that you have an
opportunity to do agreat act of philan-
thropy for many handrada of New York
rm whose incomes will not allow them to
mend the dog days out of the heated city.
by persuading some capitalist to fit one
lbig steamer for a hotel. There's money
a it.
”Get a big swan r. or. better still, build
one with plenty ofiomy staterooms, well
ventilated, with a pie dining, smoking
and lounging saloons, and two or three
decks for promenade and chairs. Charge
the customary hummer hotel rated, and let
the stemner have a pier near the Battery.
“Let her start from that pier every eve
hing at the close of business and steam
slowly out at the hay while her Rucetx are
at dinner. Then let her touch her pier
minln time for those who want to spend
the evening on shore. After these people
are landed on the pier let the steamer put
out from the shore and steam slowly about
In the cool evening air, while her pawn
gers amuse themselves in her saloons and
staterooms and on her decks just as people
do in hotels J est a little before midnight
let the steamer steam up to her pier and
lake on board those people who have been
at the theaters, etc., and then drop nwny
down the buy again for the night.
“What rein-shim; and invigorating sloop
a man could got in that salty air. Quiet
and order could be preserved on board just
unwell as m a hotel, and in the morning
pannenucrs could be lamb-ti fresh {or bind
newts. while “lute who Ilflll no bu~incsa in
the city could spend the \rholcdny on board
if they liked
“There need be little unplen»:int bump
lag and noi~e of machinery,” only enough
steam would nrcnl to be kept up to lil'illm
stowage troy No om- u'onlui look for
speed. The ”prunes would be as small
as any other city hotel's. and I am certain
that people would just tumble over each
other to get quarters on theehip. Oh those
rare occaeions when the water was too
rough or the wind too humorous the ship
need not leave her pier at all. as the slower
phere would be cool enough then down by
the Battery to render the night agreeable.
”Think of the thousands o! New Yorkers
who mind stay in the rocking hot city all
summer. How they would jump at such a
boarding house! ltell you there's money in
it for the llrnt cnpiiaim rim: takes'it up "
-.\‘ew York Tribune.
Brill-b Eccentricity.
It is hard for an Englishman to say
whether his own countrymen are really
more eccentric than other people lie is
told they are; but how is be to know tho:
the information may not he built mildly
upon pl’l‘jlltizci'? The Buying, ‘Uh, he's an
Englishman." with the shrug of the uhoul
dcmthnt Inwuu in) mud], in often linlewl
comnmnly put forward ulirmui when [bore
Ia talk of t'm: doings of this or liizll mun.
whoao \vnysorc not like the «4.524 of the
herd of innnkind.
Some Englishmen don't appreciate this
sort of thing. ’l'hey got in a rage with the
foreigner who charges them with being of
an eccentric rate. lint, for my part. I
always tukt: it as a compliment, how and
express my obligations and unsure the
speaker that i trust he does not intention
ally flatter me and the countrymen of
W em I um so proud.
n the other hand, however. every one
who has been even but for a few month!
among the people of the Continent can not
help coming to the conclusion that we
English folk have not the monopoly of ec-
centricity.-—All the Year Round
1':- Will Detect l’oiaona.
"Tea.” says a woman who knows. "clear
tea, without augnr or cream, is one o! the
best of agents iorthedetectlnn of nonmetal
poison. i remember stopping once, in my
travels. at a little country lnu.wbo.~se buxom
landlady ochred mosemc beautiful looking
whales, beside which she ant down a moull
pitcher of slrup. There was inllt at that
time—It was several years "go—flImlil the
adultcrntlon of some slrnpn, and this par
ticular pltcberful had a pectdlur color
which i did not like. So I ukcd her that
acnp of tea be brought to me first. and
when it camel took a teaspoonful oi the
sirnp and put it in. ‘
“instantly the tea turned prrfocfly black,
showing the presence of a mineral poison.
ldon't know that there would have been
enough to have done the serious harm, but
as I don’t care to take poison, even homco
pathically. when i know it. I ate my wai
he- that day with lmmr and sugar. More
than that, i called the iandlady's attention
to the circumstance. which resulted to ban
ishlna all of that sirnp she had In the
house."-ilor Point of View in New York
Than.
The ilright lid. tr! listen-Ina.
There is a woman in Believer hospital
who. though sick ol’ a remarkable dim.
enlty. is having a first me time. She
doesn’t suffer an pain at all. liar right
eye is paralyud. a so the right able at her
mouth. the right side of her tongue and
the entire right side of everything. yet she
aleepa well, can Well nod enjoys bola an
object of Interest. Having only one» all
oi her season, she very windy devotee all
that rennin to her in nosing only the
pleasant thinga of nuance. She sees
thing only out at her anilllng eye: dean's
amell anything that she doesn't want to
smell; only taste: of what is sunbeam
fully patting obnoxious medicines over on
the right side of her mouth. when there
isn’t any into.
it must beqaila charming to have this
of discrimination and animation.
ink what a comfort a blind in one's
on may be. and than ianeytha of being
able to ahotofl hall of one's whole being:
sothatltwill Indeed lothed
tillage In life—Keir York Commercial.
Advertlaer.
Tirol Ila-ling.
Old lady (in electric cane-Dear moi
Wing, tokavsathnadsratorm.
Dad nfhaaglngto straw-I don‘t see
seal oiltmuia.
Lady-mo aim? Why, the light-
ning is beginning. Ben the flushes and
knighthood". ai '
Boy—Mint ot outside, mum.
That's la the car. i nous mthlnu‘a
wroaa with the electric connections.
Old mywooeaneu met Cominetorf
arterifiteptheeanlwaatto oil.
“whiting-"m" i?“
. Jeannetflnnm s reh-
sauna-um
I’hseollsetieneieMrlcsl apparelumm
m at radial-cow hat
Intelsat Natal Bind. South Hamil. Bonn.
mm ' Dissolution.
. a ten- iy «iron that the on art a -
N altin heretofore existing betwegn J? Ir».
Van Name and Elbert Valentine. under the
arm name of .l. 1.. You h (Jo.. is this
'amt- dz
dal'v diagolvcd by mutual room-tn.
“echo ”Edam will fiiwfil‘pt for mil :iIIl'! due
I an)” 11".." Si . ‘
willbemnulny'iizu. ' ”m” '3 ’y “M"
' .F‘lliliyli'lyyt‘lhitfi'l'l‘ll’
South Norimik,.iui.i-ns',imi.’ ' ‘ jlizii'
.._,, _,
”from:
“. x" \ .
s. 0. units, crauuaielimcian.
noun 3. Harris, Ill No. Main 8!
Gianna film! to all complicated canes. Com.
pound Lenses ground (mm prescription or
face of old Loom Saiiufrwrion guaranteed.
'0 charge for itwllne term.
Where are You 00mg?
I am groin-g down to
HNNl & ZELUFF’S
Fish and Vegetable Market
“'hero I a an alum.- llml the Fresh”: Fir-h
and \‘egml'zhltm. Al-u Sail owl fimokmi Fish.
If
Oysters. Blame. lobsters,
' , Pure Tomato Catsup,
Imported Sardines.
his for \‘.'-l.->ii.i;;'. I‘. _
Mfuilnhd pg- ., .‘-
, gHUNT & ZELUFF.
l89l. SEASON l89 l .
00MMENO|N0 MONOAY, MAY .2501,
5‘17““
x.
v- ”aw -(
The Steamboat “(Nil 0F ALBANY”
Will make Dally Trips to New York.
Lem-o Smith Not-walk at 72th a. rn.; Siliiti‘
inn. li-nu- .\-\r York, lim-knmn street, at ::
Ln-l :llsu :li’v‘t‘i at 2:!» p. m.; Satunlm a at 2
s nl tl-lfia. in. ex"! on r-lxil‘iilj. mnniny. ll. inrn.
p. In.: Saturdays» at :i p. in ‘ would» at ii“ iv, in.
p. in. : Sundays at ml! p. m.
FlilE-3ingle Tickets 40 Cents. Excursion 60 cents.
’UN HILXIMYS firm i runnm lint. i~ made via ll'l)‘ lii luv and (“ilwr ru l' .-u life Now Irull
Iain-w I or a! i'-- )' Maud. milu‘unl Hit-urbane mu lulilng .ul:iii~~iuii in Ir m i’lt'l’.‘ l'nn»
newline tron. In.“ Hung. l-lnnnl nl its p, in.
The Propeller “CITY OF NORWALK”
\Yill lu-nw New York .‘Inliliniii. \\'mln.~~4ln)v and l"
Thur-dare nnil Hiiiunlny» at hill p. m,
N. l., New Haven & Hartford R. II.
0111er I ‘3, I390.
r
ridxtyn ul 5 p. an. 1.. no Norzmi‘x Tun-via».
1:.”II
Housatonic Railroad
Dunbar,- and Somali. "ItiaIiill.
(.'l)lllll'2l"l‘i2l|TiiJl'Xi~é ii. Ml.
Trainslmve South Nurmilk for [mourn-y
ii l5, 9 ll! a. m.. l2 ll. 23‘. 5 Ma; ‘Jl and 10$- 1». iii.
Sui-«layer v12." u. in. and are p. m.
grainy. lmw lianlmry fur FutiIIi Nnrnnlk
din, . :.ll,itmarul ll tie. in, '
'l'l:.\l.\'.~‘ l.l-Z.\\‘i2 sni‘i‘ll NUILWALK AS
l’t il.l.i Hrs:
l-‘on .\'i:w Yuan. A. .\i. 3 iii irxvrpt Monday»
or. 5 to. fill" local or. ti if; or. 7 ”:3 no. 7 55m. it 31
on. Minimal»; iron-Juli ox. hill or. ill II or.
llrfif ltn‘ulrx. ’. .‘I. ”it'll-k. [ill or. ‘2le ox.
:l l 7‘ .it.‘. and ritl’.
_ p. m. riundiun anion. ill gin-l .‘m'i ‘, in.
.3 no. to Mumford. («pro-m from Stamford, ’l‘ralnalmre Knuth N In z..r {ixigu‘ilrhl
:l. . tail-i. fill: aw. tun‘mmfnrvi. 53in. Maine. Ii if» and it in». "l., ‘ .‘u l” and M'I- p. lil
cam. ii it no. 7 5i ex. H ii an. Iii Zion. imam. 'l‘ruim lmu- ill-luv. I for .‘nulI. Somali-
Washington ruin-sol. Sunday» 3 M or“ 646
int. 9 l5 or. M. ti ll nit. 7 3:1 nix. ll ‘5 mi,
l-‘ou New "avast. A. Iii. llii or: at» an,
73“ orni‘i’ll an; it to 0.1.. lilifiiu'. l'. M. ml:
91.. ill? 01.. I 0'. an. 20? ck" I 1‘:- ma, .3 Ural-“nil LII
Ila. 7 lira. 7 $312.3 ll bun,“ il in .. ii If? Adam:-
l-x and an. on a. mum. Sunday- 715* sun.
5 45. I if”. D \N and U ‘n u. on. 2 0-. 3-37., .‘immni
hill! . m.
fl‘hrw York and I’llln'lrillvxph'» l. ~n m Sm
\ork at 3:]! ti. on. South .‘s'ornalk 3135 p. m .
arriving at l' iieilt'lvl MI) p. ill.
‘I’ltlailrld and New Iork ”prove lenvvn
I‘lllallt‘ltl til it]! i. ill . Ih-llirl ii iii p. in.. (min-
9i:u..a.ni.:dihar. i. m. novting with a: r p. in. vain from Illlilur .
Fort Iismv‘ouii. R .\l. lilo an. (no r\.. Nomi Nornolk 1.]! p. in.. arriving Rt ’5‘,“
III“ av. I'. .‘I. Hillel. IN? on. iL’un. : I5 York bill p. in.
out. it tl mu. II or en. X215?! it. ill. or.
run Srnlsurmm. A. M. Milan. "love.
Nitrite. I’. III. ism or... Ilium. 7 l.’wx.. i‘ ll
n32. l0? oval-opt )londa’ morning Iifi“l‘("i
Bro lion-n ma rlprlnulle «I! FL
Fort lbw-Tux. A. .\I. lit! itin Short- Lliwi.
I'. .\l. 12.» u-x. (\ia Springfield), llfi ennin
"iti‘llnl‘lll.
'lially akvvpt humid).
MAIN l.l.\‘l-Z lilt’lfillih’.
Trains Iwnvo “tiiifli‘fkiri n.- inlltm .~:
. m a. on. int-lung" inr I’IlINiII'IvI.
IUIIILIIIH mug-Ir for lull-field. il‘dhlllt:
nmnwiions of Album and III!’ \le.
Nil-ta. nI.. (Night for linule rill-I.
li loa. iii. freight Int tin-at i
. .. .... . hurtful-I.
LL“ '1' 3"“ \Uiiit a?!» m-..Ib:}tisllt'l4l moi Allin" ' pmiulg‘it-r.
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midnight «on. Nundayam am an"? ammonia, w""""“ "' ”7“ ”M'- ‘ " '* I’W'l'l’nl ml
“corral Mariam-r.
A. W. Paint! a. lit-item! Pam-tiger Agent.
ROTON POI NT
South Norwaik. Conn. ’
A 0El|0llli0l SUMMER RE80RT
on LONG ISLAND souno.
New Hotel. Delightful Grove. flaw Bathing Houses.
New Attractions.
First-Class Restaurant.
Meals To Order at Short Notice.
I'.’ ill inldnlulil.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
"in
owning into PROPRIETORB. jes
W
TIME TABLE STEIIER “liEDEi.”
Leave South Norwalk for item . Point-«iii 30 a. m., i2 :30 p. m.,
2 (it) p. m. Baturda event at 5 30 and 7 an.
m. it 20 3%,
leave Rotor: oint for 80h Norw whoa a. an, n 30 a. m.,
1 16 p. m., 2 all p. in, t to p. lit, 6 30pm. Betuolay eveningat to.
SUNDAY TRIPS.
“litigaMngkfi-me amt, lilo p. an, shop. in, 415
,t t ‘ 11 {I , 1‘ , _ , .
one»??? ”9" “W” ”my“
ulttirtcnnsmcx
Sea Food a. Specialty. ff
DANCING DAILY in THE pavmon “r"
innit «unfit?
Prices to Suit All.
H 71-“,
.BelllIN &. 80N.
linen-sum to o. B. Deltlra.
5| Washington 8., Bo. llorivsili,
21 lisln Street. Iorwalk.
Finkelaes
Bakers, nglectioners,
lCE CREAM.
0. DeKl mm:
W. r. bikini. i 1:313:me mm
Always have good Coffee. Just
now it is better than usual. Are
you satisfied? Do you always
get good Coffee? Buy of them
and follow closely as hero lai
down, and )robably on will so
you never ( rank one i good Co -
foo before. A homing tablo-
spoon of ground Co on to a cup
and a half of water is the right
pro'ortion for making otronnr
00 co, the onlykiud that SIlOliIi
be prepared. the diluting, if an .
to take place in cup at table. o
the required amount of (follow
add the white and shell of an
egg? and cold water enough to
wol wet the whole. Now stir
them up in your pot. and pour
on_l_hcm the required amount of
bailing water. Let it boil in to
15 minutes. according to the kind
of Coffer: you are using. Now
pour in a cup of cold water and
remove to port of stove when: it
cannot boil. An earthenware
coffee pot is box-at. \thtovvr
kind of Vt'ssvi you use. it should
nm'ci‘ be allowed to become
unlined. burned or coated. but-
should In! kc )l bright inside by
being washed. scrubbed or scour-
ed af ter each using. Pour your
(‘ofi'mr into your miikand sugar,
not milk and sugar into Coffee.
Drink. and while you drink
think of
- RIBBLEMDMSTRBK
YO0R OPPORTUNITY
To buy
WRPINN
Oi All Kinds.
«— Us»
l\'.- imw or: land. ttlt‘r :'
20 WAGONS,
i'l‘iui-li'lJ-u
Canopies.
“Buggies.
Spindles,
Phaetons.
Runabouls,
Business Wagons.
\t'un it \u- “flrr n‘
Greatly Reduced Prices
in «min in sow t-arriiir: tin-in over till
ll|'\i .‘j‘i'liihi.
Hill and um l win. and ‘l‘t Ill’i‘ a good har-
mm \m . 'll nnw: hm- :l lu-ilrr ”mm!"
ltlmi',
Wrighttilinn
FRANKLIN STREET,
South Norwalk.
0. L. OGDEN,
Carpenter and Builder.
Plains and Specification“ I'nriilnIu-d.
I am privpnrml to do all kinoh ni nork In (In-
lis'nluf \iorktm-ii. In llw do) i-I' umtmrluil
llw luumt pro-mood :u \lilirl ounm.
STAINS AXI) .‘I.\.‘i'l'l.l~l “‘tiliK
Hl’lli‘l.\l.'l'\'.
GIVE ME“ A CALL.
8H0? RT FIVE IiilE RIVER. 0T..
33% film .‘u‘l'ZA Ii 'l‘Illl‘. [MIN )1‘.
.\
f“ voyage. a far W. l.. [fa-lla- Flinn.
L1“ r one in your once not: 1 r
a or to can I‘ r en ale-an man- I e
launch-mi on eat at on.
ar'l'Alt It) turns I’i't. [3.41
But on.“ in which the ‘
Best Material is Used. combiningnurahimyand
Making it the best $3.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED-
Call and examine them before purchasing any other slice, a
South Main Street. 80. ,Norwnik. 0:
THE new DRY Coons é'rone
Tnstram 8:. Ryan, No. 2 Gazelle Build?
We will commence On Saturday,
SUMMER
Black Silk Grenadines, Black ' Lace
Colored Dress Goods, Novelties in D223: Goods Note.
Wool Challies, Parasols and Sun Umbrellas ’
. . . _ Blazers and Shirt Waists, ’
Ladlt's' (lulillgSllltl-l in Flannel. Sateen,Ginghamand CrapeOloth.
Hosier and Underwear.
Lndios’ Lisle 'l‘lircac Hose, Ladies’ Fancv Stri Co
. Ladies' Gauze Yosts, Ladioe’ Jersey RibheldeVestttgn Hm’
Men 8 Ivaucy Flannel Shirts Men’s Fancv Half ’Hoec
Men s Bulbnggan Underwear Men’s Gauze Undervalu-
Boys’ Shirt Waists, Bovs' Fancy Flannel Shirts, ’
Ladios’ Silk and Fabric Gloves and Mitts.
WASiTEoons.
Fine Soololi Ginghams. Best Domestic Ginghams
. Pineapple Tissue. Challies ,
Pt'l’Slal] (‘rapo Cloths. Lawns and Or’gandies.
August let, a special sale of all
GOODS.
7
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Those goods are all new and “Trill. but we will
illt‘ll’lhlilat Will 01050 thorn out. as we must have t 1
Fall Goods.
TRISTRAM &HYATT
No.2 Bazene Building, Nomall, Conn. -
ut prices on
(2 room for
W. B'- H all &00
BRIDGEPORT. ’
“:l'hv slut'k in our store has to he removed before August 7
loon- on- no vacant storosnndtlio entire stock must be sold-
i'onwoml sew the new prices. This sale is imperative and the
prices Illili‘i‘li on our
FINE RRY 00008 CURTAINS AND
MARS
;\l'l‘.5lll'll that no economist can afford to pass thorn bv.
. Irish l‘oim. Songs and .\ottmglmm ('uriuins are lméitively Soil-
ing irom $3 .4: to :_»lu a pair. loss than prices of next autumn.
$2 :1 pair can b» rilVl‘tI on Blankets.
Rugs-
Rugs. Rugs.
Never Such Bargains Before. Probably Never Again
lexiii'» t‘Ililll‘i‘ Il'ltivi'ih' ”iv Wow 541"" "i ' ‘
, . , , __,\.li, - or
M 7” “W \ W... . Wt __ Q, _ , . : (Kean! Bugs,
, . P,“ . i . .lllt.\ 1.1.1.1 . JIM) >,~l ll. were :3: 2n: .llixh-i
unto lIlI'Sth‘. pl 1"». were $3: JHXW. Vt'i" handsome. $2 39 wen;
:33 on; ::«'.x:',’. splendid panic-rue. S‘.’ 4.“. Won- :33: (in-at Bug’s. 4x7,
,5. w, worrh‘e; nxlru Largo. fix”. filii it, wore 81"»: Sheepskin
Mots ullll (mat Rugs all murkml clown. ‘
lire-ssimmls. .vaclry. .\olmn~:. (,‘ntlnn l’mlorwoar. Summer
\\ ash (mods, Loves. lulowo (uni i’urusois nn- positively marked
lower than any prim-s seen in fort v vears. '
w. B. HALL & cg.
1,000 Pairs of ladies’ are
-» TH lili—
CLUSED OUT AT SPECIAL PRICES
.\ml :tll :n‘vmgv rmlurtinn of over Jill pv-r wot. Threw plums urn
gtuhIa. u-vntmi fit a t'mlln'lion. and to lm sold
.
or prior.» limt‘liihlliiuiiigmmhr
We «plow n few pfll'ilbi'
lino lot of 300 pairs Lndit-s' 'l‘urnml Shoes at
$2.51) to $1M“; regular price $1.5m. line lot of
8 “lm our» Louimbnry. Mathewson a; (Jo’s slight»
Sim; regular price. silj’ulll‘lixgiikilhin‘iIIIPloi‘b‘i‘Rlii Imire Lo b
Motliowimn .‘l' i'o.'.~¢ slightly imperfect, bowl I um nry,
rli'Wi‘iI, Worth $5.00 a pair: will be sold for $2.54) 8""E8
and itnpori‘octei. at prim-a tiint moire item I
THE em tannins on court:
6 0V R & OLSEN,
8! Washington St... 80. Norwaik.
F. H. NASH & BRO.
Eutimntoe given on
Plumbing. Gas Mania and Sheet IronWod.
Victory. New Stamford and Silsby’s Steam Healers.
We how a I? in stool: of
Decorated and Plain China,
l'lio DUCIIESS and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Bot and Port
Ship Chandlem GnnA'fiiilihAINs
mean that. __.._...... '
L mm Davrd Stow,
We
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
I Iy (I u'lilicii' Shoes, at
to $3.25. Balance in lino lixfords. million
in.
We are selling
able, including New York Ranges.
ta on. Rwl‘n.
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