Shoes“ ml .
“Sam I . _,
show
ltleupleasuro
. I
‘_ town whorl”
Aslhavealargeretookofllillinmdoodathanueualatthie
mottheyoermudratltrrthau’itolt until later inthe
lMfllBivoloalldeelrotn , sllilliuoryaoodt for the
4th of July, at prioeeaolowthatnllcon hevennew summer hat.
aaitiebettertogivevalueinthe heartof theseaeon,thnnnftor
thetrndoiaover.
I [It all hilt ”1,,th Ills Silt.
H ”KRIEGER
NIIIttltIIlt lltltl Block. littlll Itrvtll. Soul
Amndmthstmslalhshand.
nation;
AMEN-Imam.“
hiss-talent:
:mm monomer”
#fimfimn remembered wort
“Hula-Ideal].
And Mull Mwhlle summerstarsshall
Wm
brawmhe androiebyl‘lshtdlvi
BC
when mile.
’ -I.Wllllausin WWflkly.
: THE ’MAD MAYOR.
. Onootthastsyorsot Cornwall was “the
.Idn'tsyor othntkLwhowaswiaelorn
Iongdaysnd then died of it."
new. that the Cornish village of Gan»
tlekwasnsedonee inorery year to norms
'lhall o! evil. To this and the village pre-
pred a huge dragon of pasteboatd and
unehedout with it to a, .ndy common.
, linen out up by tin works. but etlll known
as Dragon’s moor. Here they would choose
one of thdr number to he mayor. and sub
mittohist sll annulment conscience and
melt nan-d notorious evil living as the
kwl‘alled to provide for. Summary in.»
tieawalbd onall hisdedsiom.»d as the
Vfllagniagwas generally chosen for the
post. you may guess that the horse play
"slough at times. When this was orer.
and the public eottedemn purified. the
company tell on the paetelatard dragon
wflh sticka and whacked him Into email
M. which they buried III II emall hollow
called Dragon Pit. and an returned gladly
to their-holds to start on another twelve
months 0! sin.
This [out of [turllictttion fell always on
tum olJnIy, and in the heytley of its
m there lived In a cottage n widow
woman and her only son. a demented man
about forty years old. was no harm
in the poor creature. who worked at the
Lanlhorne slate quarriee. six miles off next
“MlihuhbW—thut is to any. in carting
away thalttnaeelnte. Every morning he
walked to his work. mumbling to himself
.he went; and though the children to].
lowed him at timers. booting and flinging
dons. they grew tired at last.llnding that
he never wted it. uh. mother—a tall.
ilant mu. with an inscrutable lute——
had supper h-Ittly for him when he re
turned. and often was forced to teed him,
while he unlocked his tongue and bubbled
over the small adventures o! the day. He
want one of three: gifted idiots who hear
Win the wind and know the language
of the wild birds. ills talk woe merely in»
Win: and. for the mt. he had large gray
eyes. features of that regularity which we
call Greek. and mood six Mt two in his
shoes.
One hot morning-4t was the 12th at
July—ho was starting [or his work. when
Inindaserlhsbla hnhhnh sounded Ilpthe
:ad. and presently came by the whole nth-
Ihot Galtlch. with now horns and inattrn-
lulttn o! mmnuiou. and in their lliltlnh
the hands dragon. all green. with fiery.
painted eyes and a long tongue oi red dus-
Ial. Behind it the prisoners were eecorted
—a pale woman or two. with dared. terri-
Irdeyqanold mananapectaloletu:
stealing. a cow addicted to trespass and
won.
The mayorwas not chosen yet. this one
may bring deterred by rule till the crowd
ruched 's moor. m‘n dmitz'ne'a’:
them andesteh n; o t
he! you fit. with his loot on the
a villa. wit called out and
93 they should take ”the
'(n he was called) along with
theatre-mm.
Dwihltnob's humormnd they cheered.
Ionasters mother. 'm"dl3.‘l in the
doorway. went white. tut it pain
“Ian in the lumps a hatelul animal. ”
hit] to ll. hoarscly "(loam in-
n, so let ’rrngo by."
rule over us." the crowd In-
a gleam oi proud deliuht
ylnee
Wills head won't stand It "
I“ looked up at the doodle-I sky.
“Nucl'a lake. take you tun elarwhcrrt”
donated.
"I'hm who were led to Mxnwnt
W at harstnpldly. They. too. Nunl‘H'! I.
without understanding. the booty upon III
In. At last one raid:
talus-so. let Hume. We'll have
I:
noto'stweytreatshnudtnsn."
.ysu'va .theytallnts."
flit-unhealthy .“sntnustestths
“bottom lint my aott'ssnlsrtoeant.
they'll look for you at the
flfifi
.9
katerna'
III-Int enacted. satin
It the its. lie stern-d -
diedmttot his taeaand boshlrrred.
"No. "he tiahl. “I sue wrong. nduhhon.
Tirol-orb touhithlnk.» ‘tls a‘ terrible
lot to he MT hlalitht we dolor.
the crowd. “the
alnao’ Gantlek be wearln out the smoky
next a, terriblmle." ”a naught!-
' e. suture another. “
a. baln’t eke] to Gautlck. " Ant] thfi
$flnflouu the original ol’ ”aroma
"Al naught an
whetetqth's devil struck for shorter hours "
There was no cruelty that day on Drou-
uu'a moor. All the attarnoon themed
mayor sat in the aun’a eye and gate judzv
Ineht.while his mother. irotn time to
time. ’wlnad awaythelroth thatsatllsred
on his lips and moistened them with water
from her bottle. From that to loot she
never spoke a word. but set with [horror
In her eyes. and watehedthe dushedoheeks
at this grown up. heardul a'on. And all
the afternoon the men of Gautiek brand
the devil Into shreds.
I said there wns no cruelty on Drhgon's
honor that day. But at sundown the mayor
turned to his mother and salt]:
“We’re been over hasty. mother. We
ought to ha' lound out who made thederll
what he III."
. Atlaet the sun dropped; a shadow tell
on the brown moors and crept up the
mound where the mother and son eat. The
brightness died out of the mayor'u lace.
Three minutes alter he dun up his
hands and cried. "umber—my iced my
hesdt"
She row. still without a word. pulled
down his arms. slipped one within IIIr
.own and led 'Il'“ awaytotheroad. The
crowd did not interfere; they were httryin:
the broken dragon. with shuttle and rough
y.
A woman lollowed them lathe road Hllll
tried to clasp the mayor’s knees an L.
staggered.
Ilia mother but her away.
“0|! wi yonl" she cried; “'tis your n-
preach he's hearln."
She helped him slowly home. In ti~
shadow of the cottage the inspired loo.
that he bud worn all day returned Inn.
moment. Then It convnleinn took IIIm.
tasting him on the floor.
At 9 o'clock he died with his bend on her
he
She closed his eyes. amoothed the wriu
klre on his tin-d fuceutndtutt watchinghlm
for some time. At length the liltmluml
lutd hm: on the that In M.» at In” low III
bolted the door. put tl to hem) shutter on
the low window and be you to lught the lire
For fut-latte hotlu heap of pent tutu-o
and acute elicits. liming lit it.she Mn
crock of water to warm, and unIlrem-Ii the
man slowly. Thou. l he wuter bring r: :uly.
aha washed and Initl him out. chatting III-I
lituha and talking to herself all the \\ hilr.
"Fair. straight logo." the Nllll: "la-nun.
(nl body that. leaned in my hltll‘. forty your»
buck. and thrilled me! How proud I watt
“'hy did God make you beautiful?"
All night she not curry-mg him And
the smoke of the lK'lllv “mt“. Illxoltltg I.“
exit and no drought tn carry them up the
chimney. crept mound IIIIII Lillwl III-r
quietly beside her mu.» Q. in Argomutl.
She “mined the "on".
A Morgan street landlord route time .1ng
had a curious experience, which illuatmm
the superstition and credul'Ityof the pon-
ple. An elderly colored won-tut wan occu-
pying alnsement room in the holler-and
for months [told no rent. lie hated to have
the old creature evicted,and so sent the
agent to m If something could not he
collected. To his surprise the old woman
refuaedto pay. and when the ugent threat
ened to put her out. declared that it he did
she would hoodoo the house. The state 0]
(act was reported to the landlord. who
ordered her to he turned out without more
ado.
Soaeonetahie and one or two helpers
put her and her belongings out into the
stmgwhlle an awestrlcken crowd listened
to h. lrlghtlul cornea and predictions of
vengeanea A few days Inter the man of
the lantlly living up alum got lllli III-m]
broken the hill. and More ht: got well
hthEeh-ll down stairs and broke her leg.
The Emily at once moved and new turnout
cumin. in lmt than ewrek om- u! that
children died and they moved out. The
home began to have a had name. An-
other tenant rants. and while moving hht
tornlture Into the hottae run a aplIIIlor
[rout a plank In the door three inches into
his tool. and concluded he had enough.
in making some slight repairs alarm. the
hnnsato rctnlerlt more attractlre town
ants. the trout atone were taken up. and
underneath one was tuned a genuine rou-
doo has. containing some bones. hair.
hall. a bit It! snakeskin. aonw pebbles
and a variety 0! other things. The bug;
was destroyed. The spell was new top
to be broken. but It was a long time
another tenant could he found tor
thehonee. to tear and trembling mun
deed by a low MS.“ has moved to.
with whatresnlt hasnot yet been made
known—datum In tit. touts liluln
llama-t.
A- m w Ill-lunar.
Au ldlnbargh was has Invented tut ls
[colour alectm magnet use controller
whhb will automatically turn up the use
whmthoalectrlo light ht turned on. and
in out the elmtrie light In turned on «mun
theses will at ones be lowered It In
claimed that a great eating at “in la thus
plum and nubile
halltllnns euehh a device will till a long tell
want. The apparatus In attached to that
‘ prune In the ordinary way. and. when
the ourfent it turned on. the male valve is
by means at an armature which Isg
A Edmfifié-mfiumumm.
THE CHILDREN OF GOD.
m XI 1’qu0“— uuamitt. tuna.
WWW“ m .3 I; 3
fast or the lanes. Jot-s will. sue.
oats-In rut... m. noun. rat;
has I. to—o-In-enm‘y by III. the.
o. rt. Ileana
Wind Em" Lemon lieu-er Quarterly by
We! Riloflusan. nuhlhhor. l’ltli
II. “Thoreau” drama III thou Jt-‘Wi! which
believed on Him. ll yr cultltmtt‘ In my
word. tllfi are ye my lllwlplt-a mil-luv! '
Heisstill at IlentaaII-m tourism: to the
temple (verse 2) audit |~ j mam IIIII mm
o! tabernaelt-s
R “And ye alum Imuu lllr lrIttl’t. ulnl
tit-truth shall make you Irv-I:
'l'o knowthe trIItlInIII tum. unmet:
for No In the Truth lot. I]. ,ttr III and In
knowGod and .lenuH'IIn-t I. III" I-II-m-II
:chttn. xvii. 8) Thorn I- :I I’IIIII commend"
Mm Jams. the Living Word. and the
written word whtolt lelhtul Him and la lull
otllitn Aentmim now thsateli with Him
and boat peace (.IIIII ml ~31;
ll "They answered llllll \l'I- oeAtII-a
ham’nuod. and were never in bondage to
anyman. How named thou yo ohnll he
made ireel"
not Hts spiritual aaylnga for it err-med
toolbhneu to them (I I'm II N)
u “Jeeueenswereu tot-III. Verity. Verlly
lily unto you. whosoever couIIu‘Itteth eln
lithe-errant 0! sin."
AlfioSplrlt through Punt lmrt !- -.Inl "‘lII
yeyleld yottmlre» serum" In olmy
It” wants ID In whom yo (they who! her
a sin unto Guth. or III IIIIIIiII‘IIce unto
Mmm" And the M‘I" Iuln OI all)
are free from righteonuuw. IltIInI. rl. III
& ”Antiwar-errant IthltlI-III not in tut-
houae forever. but the Sun :I‘wlath ewr '
In these words He set-nut to . any It:- lutzrk
to the story 0! Ishmael ItnII Imam. of which
Paul makes no much In out lr 2t :II
bringing out the tlillrt'crIL-I- fwton-w “In
which Is born of the New nml that wmI-II
la born 0! the Spirit. to wtnzh ,Ilw .lmtb
made much retoreneein Hi» I nonunion
with Nicodeuuu
”I u" the Son therolom ill .Il tII.It.I- you
free, ye shall be two IWIPWl
By an outward nuulunnuy
they thought to oht-Im rI
nnderstamlm: than II“.-
just and good. could u . ;v>
to a sinner. but could WI:
(Rum. lll. “0.550. ”III 1.: ‘-' ‘
3? "I know that yr :..:- \I i'. ..I.
but ye seek to lull IuI-IIII-vuvhenn'
hath no place In your "
They were children at Atmumu ny r-II
urn! deemnt. but they were llul ‘Ix‘ur .\...'.I
ham spiritually, for Abraham r: '.L‘I‘-l III
the Chrieth'eree 'tIII but rlm: “4‘.qu to
m Hm lrIzt
. VIII
'.\ Hr»!
kill Him
33. "I speak that IVII! ' :l l :\I- 5: .z " z'l:
my Father. um! you" t I: .I. .II-h \I lulu
teen with your l".tthrt
A5 to Ilia F-tttlur. llt' u Ila r. III mtuily
"leaking of Him pro: ‘Illlllllli- ' llml Ilu
Father sent Him and that HI.- Iiml umIIIIIl
only what the Father taught Him. that
the Father was with Him. nmI that III- III
wnya pleural the Father that to know
Him was to know the Father
D. “They tenure-red um] mud unto, llnu
Abraham lam" Father Jenna tutti: unto
them. If ye were Altrnhmn'e clultlrwt to
would do the works of Abruhatn.’
They talll cling to the idea oi natural
deaeem being aufllclent. but lohn the ll-Ip
tilt had taught them the fully at saying
‘Wo hare Abraham to our (at her' (\lttth
IILD; and on a previous occnetou Jana
had taught at (lapcruaum that many
would come [rum hunt and west and all
down with Abraham. Isaac and Jacob In
the Kin-loot. while many who thought
themselves entitled tatlo so would he cant
Into outer darkness (Moth rill. ll. l2)
Only they which snot truth are true chll
drnn of Abraham (Gal. lit. 6 7. Rout ix. 7
ll. flax and wherever there in faith like
thato! Abraham there Krill be aorLII to
correspond (Jaa ll. Ill-2.4).
to. “But now ya seek to kill llll‘. a mom
that hath told you the truth. which I have
heard of God. This did not Abunnm."
ll. “Yo do the deals of your {other
Then said they to Illm. “In I)» not burn II!
Sanitation: we burn one hunther or on
(3."od
ii
"Bouillon Thou or; our lv‘nt her.
though Abraham be Ignorant of It», and
Israel acknowledge It: not Then. 0 lord
maul-Father. our lletlwmer: ’l‘hy name In
from curls-tum.” "0 Lord. Thou artour
lather; we are the clay. and Theo our not
tar; aadwsatl an thswork o! ’l‘hy hand '
a‘fllms said nutothent, ll (Bod were
yenrtathsrys would love we. tor l we
end-dint“ and mast from Goth author
rants l oi myself. but [In aeut are."
Thelma] had said through Malachi. ‘A
son hooorsth hls tathsraetlsservaot his
maflthsttlhsalather. wherein
mallow!“ G)? And in John v. 23.
Jase-had said. “ that hose-uh not the
III. "Why do ya not antler-land my
III“? urea tau-In to cannot Instr my
wad.”
“Through faith" ls theouly way to on
tier-stand (Heb. sl. 8). and It the dleclplra
understood not many thine» tlll aim
believed in
mo thonuh tyhs
n (Wrufientaad all. III; air. 0), h|ow eouhl
furrJth-ttl and
acted
anyth but when
Imzék( .ill‘ {inflow Ile
In Him to ltratere
nly who their lat erla
ulhlaownJor IIIIIIIII
mum
and the
Rain: only altar-Intro. they underrated ‘ f H
In Isa. lrlll. lo; lxlr. e. no lint] llIt‘M’ u“
tonne; ’
NW3!“ ls hereby stun dull the mpsrtne'l:
1 I ll bills d
or a no
payable by thorn
mhl’h‘dl‘t’h use.
South Norwalk. Junefll. in. Mt!
S. ll. IlllES. Graduate uplitian,
I llllllEll B. mm s, I! lie. lialn st
Blames new“ to all mmpllcalcdcaeee.
motion or
ground fro
”on of old lento.“ Hatiefactlon guaranteed
charge for testing em
Where are You lining?
lam going down to
IlllNT it ZElllFPS
Fish and Vegetable Market
Where I can alwsyu find the Freshen Fish
and Vegetahl ea Alan Salt and Smoked Fish.
oysters. cloths, lobsters. '
Pure Tomato camp,
Imyorted sardines.
A
') fit» (or \\ ukoman e (' rnnIuery Button
on Il‘ll‘i ntl pmmpllv.
HUNT & ZELUFF.
‘I’eet. SEASON” l89l.
SSMMENSINS MllNllAY, MAY 25th,
f‘.‘ , 5 “'-
‘7‘ ,. -’ '" f -. ,_ ,L;!’i—~—~
.35: , “.45 31:5”: "“
{$5. manna/Km
Mm
The Steamboat ulllTY 0F ALBANY”
Will make Dally Trips to New York.
I; :Irot-louth Norwallznt? :5». m:5t1mlma..l ‘llfta. III
in: h-me New York. ilwkman strut. .It‘nluv. In
but :llst et rt at III“
. w—j ..
L .3 “may“; .5 "‘
It. turn.
; Sundays III' In in p.1n.
(XII: l‘Sl ~'nI zIII Humluyu
:Sasluhlu)‘ at L! p. m.
:5” m: Satunlatrttt l’flllh m; Sundown: (Itlll‘t. III
FARE—Single Tickets 40 (tents. Excursion 60 cents.
0V8 SI‘ND “3 direct tonnectlon it made the Bay Ridge and t‘Idver route for the N.- -a iron
Palace Pier at (‘ urn-y inland. without oxtrno mlturxe Ilrnludinx Mlmlaolnn to l; m Pi'mt l‘ on-
Dt‘i ting train Insure I' one 3' lllnnd at I: III p.m
The Propeller “CITY OF NORWALK”
WIll Iran-I New Y nrk Nomi-)1. W x dnmlnye and Friday» at 5 p. In
Thumlars and Saturday: at .'r. II p In
N. I.. New Haven 8: Hartford ll. ll.
October rt. Iaoo.
TRAINS LEAVE SOFT“ NORWAIIX AS
FOLLOWS:
Foe Saw Y one. \. ll _.. 'I It II-mpr Mondays)
u. “NLUI‘IIIINNIOI. emu “int. 3' 56¢]. II
II. I :nIIIIIIII-II mutants one M‘ lIlll ex.
ll .l‘IlItt :tlex. KM. 'llle'u-x llllru'. "Biol.
." ">lIu. III M: untold orprm lrmn Sit-mien].
.‘I'ZtI IL'III-r, :‘IIVI at. tnr‘lumfurtl. fifilrx. MIMI
Lent-w Nurunlk ‘l’umlnw.
:55
Housatonlc Railroad
Ila-bury NITN—IN’NNIK Division.
ITORREL‘TEII TOIIl' NE II. Nil.
Trains leave South Norwalk (or banmtry»
I IIKDIBaJtI. IZII 235106.15 and map In.
outline—Oats. ru nod twp. to.
leave lhtnhttry (or South Nurwslk~
Ii Ex." I MIllfumdll ta’ut In. .. .ll-‘I. Inn and t ’5
p m Rowland-Ion. "Inn-l 5th I
rYlllnflIl‘Ilitl South XIII-walk for lthgII-«llrhl
tlfirmdl‘tlnamI . l..:ll ' ‘:3. 5m and out I'- m
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lurk stem l. m.. mutt. Namath I :5! xv.m..
arriving at l untold run I" m.
'l’lttatlrhl and New tort: I-lphafl innue-
tantalum me n. m..ea. Sunday. 3:29 ac... I'ltlatleltluttlllp. m.. Bethe! ”I p m.. mm.
ti!ar..s m.; “Mar. nu. umllmr‘nlth II. .lrl‘. In Main from Ilunlmrw
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5] Isl. ex. (I-Is Hurt It“. to: FLWIA mmmna or A tutor and the “WI
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' r to as
Not A. w. manure. General Pas-anger Amt.
ROTON POINT,
South Norwalk. Conn.
I llEllSllIFlll SlllllIEll BESllllT
ONO ISLAND SOUN ND.
law Hotel. Delightful trove. llaw Bathing Houses.
mm...
.Flrst-claeu Restaurant.
Meals To Order at Short Notice.
Sea Food 3 Specialty.
mDANOINO DAILY IN THE PAVILION
WIINIIENSTEIN St KELLY,
(Interment-muons. ’
TINE TABLE STEINEII “NEDEI”
leavefiouthhorwslh Worm_ Point-IleanamJtaop. an.
undue.
I i l‘pamsfizflp'
too at. 8!)
IN MI $111.!“ 'N at!”
“new amt. 1] 30s. Int,
nonmetal masturdeyerenlnyatlo.
tutn
S. lleKlYN I. Sllll
boom
5|”
8... 8s. looted.
2? III» Stmt, lumalh. .,
Bakers, cgyeuioners,
ICE CREAM.
It“? new I WWW“-
PeetMoes.
, sum: BEDDING.
Clean. terminal. Healthful. at
Hill III: 0081 or snow.
HAZ ELTON
Ant]
Cross Creek
COAL.
Hickory. Oat. Pine and Chestnut
WOOD.
Baled Hay and Straw
Sllllll lllll FEED.
Bayhondllrnlhers
Bill. or llli autumn
FIVE MILE RIVER.
“4&5
“1‘. (.1. .4.
BABY AND DIILI. SIBNIASES.“
'l‘hI- III-{ml martnfuturur of baby cont
rvmr umr~ , Enlslml anti; tor N611 in the III
I m ~tyh- III running gear: ulwnxrml Him:-
at h... - n .itl trm min at [II'II we whit h wil
3», I 2.41 t' Imuglx and l?“ «tough to suit the
m- »: momma».
FRANK BOYLSTON
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line Bottle Thoroughly continues.
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Mm how that tired noting « m «I In tuthmk
"It at on lllilIVYMIlt I ll. lh: '.\ thIIInI; non! be
dour l'nrlt Thry souldtntt li‘d‘lttll’t‘ltmil
It tlIry reallmd lulu really a: rlouvt themal~
at!) la. llul they think or any. "It will o
of! Mn rItla' hilt.‘ \t Iln nut [Hunt the l:-
gttlrlmto WI'IIrInr-n ‘whl- h All «ltwrlt’rue-
alter a turd the 'II work. but that ALI.
IIUNF. WORN III '1' FELIJMI whi‘ I»
utmlnlly nwrprmrrtm: in llw rrtnrmng.
aheu tht~ hotly -hunld he retrmhed and
really for work. It Ia It ntlatask- to allow
tlI'IIIInmlitiIIn mmmlnut m- thy- lanly may
awn humor Ilehtlttaml beyond he one
Irl' ammo tllwuu- may win, a lmt— hurl.
he tnvlntts of the ayaten- loraael statue
IIhIml the mlluflrtl by taking
thr- gmttat building up
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tnI-d‘u the known to the med
nutrition and vltallrnt tlw blood. regulath the
I “amino and hall) tinn-
Make the Weak Strong.
STILLSIIII'S SPECIFIC
In a sure mm {or
Chills and Fun and Malaria.
Spring” Styles
HATS
IN ALI. lilt ANY.” AND t't‘tldlltlt 0P
SliflandSolIHals SiIkHals
Bore llstsaatlt' eye. Crush lists tor Men aunt
lluya. Nutrla Holt [lat-I for Men at
KNAPP’S,
9t Washlna'tou St.
Wtrmmufltlay.
ulmlutmrselu tilt lists.
Economy and Content
Gasoline Stoves
honorarium.
Wehrsthemheat-ah
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Wkly-fit... memo:
Call and See Them
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Trislram &. Hyatt. No. 2 Gazelle WW?
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must let, u. specialnie
We will commence on Saturday,‘ .
SUMMER GOODS -
Black Silk Luce Note}
Black Silk Grenadines,
Novelties In Dme
Colored Dress Goods.
Wool Challiee, Paranoia and Sun Umbre relies,
Blazers and Shirt Waists.
()utingb‘uits In Flannel, Sateen ,GinghamandepeClotl’l-I
Hosier and Underwear.
Ladies Lisle Thre Hose, L‘IdIOS’Fanc St' ,
Ladics'
Men’ 3 IFancy Flannel Shirts, Men’ 3 Fan yH 110.3,.
Men I; Balhri gun Underwear Mon’ 8 Gaftze fiftierwoar ‘ ,
Boys Slnrt Waists, » Boys’ Fancy Fnla nel Shirts, ,‘7
Ladios’ Silk and Fabric Gloves and Mitts ,
Fine Scolch Gin hams. Best Do 8 home.
P lgnoacp In 'fissne, “1831:3138? I
ersian rape (It Is
Lawns and Organdiue.
These goods are all new and fresh but we will ut prices on
them that will close them out, as we must
Full Goods. have tlle room for
TRISTRAMIIHYATT
Nu. ZGIIZIIIIB BMIILIIfi_llIWflIl cm
BRIDGEPORT.
W. B. Hall&CO.
ll ill be pleased to serve the public In their
Two BAGK SHIRE EIITIIIIIIIE II THE not.
0F TIIE SHIPEL “I“.
We han- somc good bargains left in
Short Ends of Ilress Goods. Choice Black Goods. Pongee and India
Silks. Black Grenadines, Black lace Dresses.
Short lengths of laces.
\ isitnrs “ill llllll Laces. Handkerchiefs and Glovos near tho
door of tho (llilpt’l Annex. Prints. Shootings. Flannels and;
Blank-Its are III tln- Arno-x BasoIIu-nt. also reached by the Cannoti
«troutdnor. Husim}. Merino and GIIIts' Furnishin Goods will
I» found in the .‘IIIIII- :c. g
smut BARGAINS m emu-ms,
which are in do n usual plm v Corsets Cotton Under-we
ris “:Iists. ('lIilIIrI -'II a mm» Dresses Infants (3 or, For
\‘I aisle. Clllllll‘t n' 5 film:- t and Ltlllgl' looks Ribbons. SmallW
\‘otions. .‘Ivuclrt PM IIIIII-r.‘ Alt Howls. va an:
. I elin Bags
Bulls. anIIlmnIlrI-I lsnI l~‘.m _. . llltlt‘fitll't‘lll their gsual places
and are real lIo-l b) the Can: Inn am . t entrance.
W. B. HALL & CO;
Loon Pairs Ignudies’ In};
CLDSED OUT AT SPECllI. PRICES
And IIII Int-mgr rmluvlinn .I.’ Im-I 31“ p:
gush. htt’t'lll'l‘l III It mlltrt‘wu nnl
I I
Tim» shore are odd lore of w~
to he sold :It prince that mnkrthem
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
\\ o quot.I .I low prime?
IIIII~ lot of 3m; pairs LntliI-s' Turned Shore at
82 5" to 8'.IIIII. rt Inr non .II (
suofs 2m fairs Inunshlfi? Might-thnthi‘ 3901“ at
I ly Inmngod, tunohinoeewod. Lndies’
e..oo; regular price. 83.10 to 84.50. “no lot of 3m ire Lonny
Mntht'weoudt (‘0.8 olightly iumorfoct. httml- “
sound, worth $5.00 It pnIr; will he sold for 82. 50 "0 ~
to 82.75.1lnlunco In line ()xl‘orde. shuttles
and imperfectly. at prices that make Item
' THE BEST MIIMIS EVEI NEEDED,
GLOVER & 0L8
8| Washington St. 80. Norw
F H. NASH 8;:
Estimates given on
Plumbing, has Filling. Tin and Sheet Iron:
We are selling
We have a line stock of
Decorated and Plain China.
the enemies mt, UNCLE tum: omens. Both
able. Including New York Ranges.
SWAN ItSllSllNEll
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