w mtiitfl,“ former]
Nous from, we are
10¢th shoe“, to canon»
i
AT T“ STOKE OF , .’
H HARVEY
Having the largest stock and a. good
”$52!?“th eve
hildren’s shoes. A” ladies’ flue Kid Button
3’,” and unoth or at 81, formerly $2.,- M'issos'
trim a child’s
r Iiesln
Sch hool Shoo only 13. Children’s School Shoes at 75 cents.
7O Nort
"T ””””” NOOTGIINE”
Allthvntdukwomlerotthonigbt.
All the Air (or the brown moih‘o win, I.
Illa):
.Bnt thsotars ore Inr away from him.
And them window in full (I! light.”
'l'lul blown moth follows the cumilo‘s slow
Where golden haired he!» reads and (in-nine.
80 Mill that an lump-d mint who wows,
With tuners before her IIIIII ('5 on boot low.
About bur hulr and the demo lIo wheels.
Her hair full of lillithlllill' nod rflH'lllt’l' yet
Than the yellow one by the night dew wet.
flosweut thnt tnlnt to tho Chum ho reel».
In the arm p at his II logo the I- undies flare.
A.ud what luuddu -:I.~I him more. he doeu not
know
The dancing (lune that III-III l' {Io-I m.
Or the yellow splendor of be r hair.
On her brow and nook. in (Ion little rings.
It lies like the toudrlla oi a v Tue:
He has never seen a web so fine.
And he fears to touch it II lth his w lugs.
So he whirls and frantic boats III the light
Till in torture down (In her book be all)»:
She-peeps him oxide with her linger tips.
And hi3 life flutters out into the night.
—-M. D. “an h in New \ork Sun.
I THE SOUL OF no; CAT.
Yee Sam Ling wuss lonely one. lie
had friends in plenty and relatives, too,
for that matter, but Ling iIIIIl his own
viswsonmatrimony and he didn't Ire-
lievo myhody could be happy without II
wife. It was strange why he hml no end-
denly taken on that belief, for hadn't he
lived fifteen years away from his own
Flowery Land! Of course he had.
- He came first to the (lolden Hills and
went to work in the mint-5.. but ill.
couldn't stand it, {or he usual to fool the
strange white devils at night punching
him in the hm it. So he gave his I lIIinI
in the Golden Hills to II relative and
traveled across tlII- continent to New
York, curled up like II mink on III» at oi
the smoking car.
He was idle {orIIIv hile ttllll “II II r-llll‘ll‘d
in to sell soup to tho Tomi-try "lull, until
finally he got enough (If the AIIII-riI-IIII
man‘s cash to rent a store. He put on!
his red Sign, with the ilIItII-rin»; ml
SMIHCI‘S on it to Tim“) tho 9"” . I..-i
away. and he hemme- :I lllw't‘lmlll.
cry night for yours ll‘I' had I-rnII'lI-Il Till"
his little bunk curtaiIu-d oil :It the luck
of the store. and after condoning him-
self with tho opium llt‘ loved so “’l'll lII-
badfnllen to slI-I-p, to dream of prrll)’
Chinese girls tom-ring on pink t’lullll!
across the water and siren-hing IlII-ir
arms out to him.
He often thou 'ht of China and tho
home life thorn Imd he lie-(l III mum
the money in his trunk and womb-r when
he would have enough to go Inn-k IIIIII
bnya koonioo’s rank and mvnr .1 mp
with the red billion of tin" third Ila-grow
Then he thought he II-I-uld buy. wIIlI
some of his money the [Irt‘ltlt‘fll girl in
the province. and silo '.I'IIIIlIl lun’o lI-I-t >0
mail that she couldn't walk at All un-
less she had n strong III-want holding
. enclI hand.
He often plnyvd tho IIIItI-ry in The hope
that he would win. and be burned pray"!
sticks heforcv his lint god that he might
have luck,hnt he might just as well
hove saved the sticks. for luck "UVUI
came. So persistently did he lose that
more than Once he was tIvInptI-II to let
one of the burning prnynr sticks fall
over against the god and burn it, but llt‘
VIII-(mid lest the deceit should III,- dis-
covered Ind the god m-lI II just nwurvpu
Onodoy there cunn- imn his I-Iun- n
white girl who lived on the mptlmr oi
the tenement around the (‘Ul‘lll‘l‘. She
had hair like the Wong IIhilI gold in.- "N‘Il
to dig out of the Golden hills.
“ihYIJOhnf' him said. “mo llllllllt"l".~
run out 0' Hope, an She's up to III-r lli‘t‘ll
in wuhiu. Gimme II bar!"
lb; was smitten withn grout law.
He remembered having III-en this giIl go
Mills store many times, but In: now:
had loch a chance us this to spunk to
her.
“You mommee want nope?” he mkui.
“She Wheel”
“You: i want or bar, an I want u
quick.”
“Alla lite," IIIIid Ling, nnd he ('lIIiterI-d
behind the narrow counter and pulled
out from II one]! two bars at soap.
“You takkee two," he said. “No
n‘put'sin.yon tskkee; you ubo?’ IIIIII
he pushed the hoop and the ilvo pennies
Ihe Ind lpid down may from him. Then
he mt on: "i Nikon you; you heap
nlool Lot you nuns?"
“Gee, what 3mm" aid the girl; "sol
gulch hope for nuttin. do 1 John? Well
no names Noggin Sullivan. l! yer
.I.
i
"s
in
warm"
Linc looked at her with admiring you.
Elk-I h pointml to the map nod pennies
slid Inply:
“You than. I heap luklzoo you. Iain-i
You elu- 'glntn?’
“Ya, I lobe. John.” said the
m up!"
Ill want out and Lion went to the
MW after her until she had
around the corner. Then
back behind the nurrovv counter
on o Itool. Ila kmlillml .13:
of.” m I c n
thought very hard.
to something.
tlscuhhy mom car»
3.
girl. “In
53-3
went
”:55
S
l‘
3
ii:
i
; Chink, " she said to herself.
ii
moan and examine these goods, as it' 13 a pleasure to show
WC. H. HARVEY,
no. Street. South Norwaik.‘
‘ she (lubed on, while Ling went in and.
waited.
Alter (while she came in with II rush.
“You la‘kkee l'hinu candy?’ begun
Ling beioro Fllt‘ could so anything.
“Heap good!" nod ho shew II queer lit.
tle box full of know Iownrd her. "I
lakkee you.” he continuI-d, while he
picked at the gill. lIntoInII on his blouse.
“I blingyou IIiooIlIIs-Io III-op nice you
”be? Mnkkm- _\IIu nii‘o close. you dim
hoop nice, salII‘. on I‘IuIllI me you hob
hoop mono} " ' ‘
. "Murry you. John? Well. I guess not!
Me old wonum would pull tine pigtnil
out of your head if eZIolIc-Iird you mukin
any brooks like that."
“You mull y Im- bimob ,” said Ling, as
though he felt sure he would win.
"So long, John!" she said,” she went
out munching the candy. That was tho
first 0! the queer courtship. It struck
Maggie scrio ly, as though she thought
she might (grantee.
"I dont now but what 1' ll marry the
”I ll get all
that clothes on money I wanton I‘ll be
boa, you can bot!"
There wnsucnt which used to sleep
under Lingo counter. She grew int on
the scraps of chow chop may and chne
yuult which fell from the table, and ul-
togethI-r lived a life of pence. But the
day Ling proposed to Maggie Sullivnu
the cat's manner changed. Instead of
sleeping under the counter nil tho day
she took to walking on the counter.
mowing uneasily in II wailing voice
which filled tho room with II Ilium-sofa]
sound.
Then she \vmild pause in her walk, and
sitting on hor IIaumleI-s glnro nt Liug'
with staring eyes. Once or twice lli‘
dmvo her away, but she came back and
"llll'l‘il until her o-yus turuml I roIII grown
to purple. (lure llL' otruch llt'l‘ with his
IIaIIIlIoo t’nug,nnd slur retreated to In
high shelf and “'llli'lll'll him.
“The evil one pdoumsm lll’l'," mid
Ling, and he lIunIszI IIIIII'I- prayer Sticks
before his kIIslIat does. but the wailing
oi the out never ceased SlII- crept under
Ling's hell that night and scrntclII-dat
the matting on the door: IIIII: [lélrllllvll tho
little room. and lII~r l-ig shining USP.“
seemed to light up Ilmdnrl: plnnv. From
that night llll' mt I'."."I.~ III-'."I-I' at rest. :Iznl
LinglII-I-amo so l-le'lt'lh‘ll with II rilI-nt
terror that he would go out lot» (in-
street rntlII-r IlIzIII I'rm'e hI-r pub.
He iorgotnlmut the ("at u ("ImplI- I.i
(lnyalntur. who-II Maggi.- Sullivan I‘tlllll'
in. She» was lII-tII-r dream-Ii than usual.
"llellu. John." slII- III-gnu, '"l bud :I
row with the old wIIIIInII. {liltl l'w I‘lllll
out. I'm III-ad hlt'klbf gmin jIIIIIpI-d on.
Now, if you \\' .IIIII-r marry IIII- uli tin-r
Squaw. l‘III II"iIiI_IIIII. but I don't want
any funny ImsI: II- sin IIIZ'I'vf'
‘ \ntl illully XIII. " Ibishl Li .:. wilflv' ;:
emilI- l'f’i‘lli III'I-r lIIII (are. "Allen lilo. I
molly you."
"But I‘ll full you. John," the! Izlrl vaIIt
on, “you've got to I'm that. III-grail oil
and wc-nrvitizvu‘s ("IIIIlII-s. You got to
be pretty llt‘lll' a whin- IIIIIII. You gut to
he as white as ('lutlltfl ("nu kin make you,
on you got In "out no: Wllllt‘, too, or I'll
shake you!"
Ling didn’t want to lose his Inv: and
he {origin 39mins! what he I'Hlls-vltlt'rt'Il II
sacriloge. but no found Mugglo rt‘lt‘lll‘
lens.
“1 ("url him up no.” he IIIIIII. In: in-
twisted it about his hum]; ‘“ ‘II l pIIttc-Iv
on hint. so." and he pth-d an old bliillt'll
but down over hislmnd. " II‘ IIolIlIIIly Idw
hlinI, ha?"
No. even that wuuidn'tdo. nod Maggie
went away saying: "I‘m gnin up Inn
lady friend's II' Inino tI-r oiny tI-rnItII.
John. on “I see you tOIIII,IrrI-r,an Ii
tlwr pigtail don‘t go i don‘t git IIIarrII-d.
sin-2'"
Ling didn‘t quite see. but he thought
a lot Ho thought Mnggie won the pi". I
tiest girl he had t‘Vul’ IeI-II. Tllt‘l’r‘ was
nothing clI‘un About him riln- lIIIIl lime
blue eyes. It trim figure and II shock III
golden hair that attracted tho ”him
man. The old cot jumped on the coun-
termd yowlcd and stun-II at him. and
he went out to got away (rum IlIII-w
greonI-yI-s. lie want to tho JIM horn-w
and bumcd thirty l'l‘lllfl Wurlll oi prIIyI-I
sticks and pnpon He made up hi» mind
ulckly otter tlIsi. IIlInout run low II lllt‘
lI cranking steps and across tho my
towhoro tlu- tniH-tun vlo Ilia-.d Imd did
hudueso.
“Toke odtlnl thlngl" he mid. whoa he
sat down on the stool in front of the lit
tle noon and moisture.
“Whoa“ laid the bother. ”are you
crazy, or hove tho iomlxn IlevilII got you
too?”
"Cull: om! IIvll you! Are you not
here to do such work on this?
“No. that to wrong. I know your
rumba What would she say It i did it?
Hercurssewcnld com to momvrI-ll In
to you. unworthy son."
Link no out while his courlgd lasted.
lie went to it Kwang-tung mm who
lived near Poll Direct and hml no (rue.
“Ont this thingofll” he said; lII- did
not need tol this time.
“HI. hol‘" hushed the Kwang-tnng
man. ”you on going to In.- one (It In;
goodl” end he ptclml npn hm pair of
Mn. Snip! and Ling' I one wa- gone,
out close to his head Ont Ling run.
leaving his one behind him. liotvent
into his store And out down tIItlIlnlI
when up jumped the cot. ller (9on new
; yellow this mm, and she howled mourn.
full
“got any. you (Ml thing!“ and he
mwmfithuuflck. “militant
sleep that night: he dreamed strange
things Ind sow strwge rights: he
thought of his home in fur million,
E
whmholmdlrwwn More he
III-ammonia. new
hes-III the claim. lulu
him eye. wore haw udml
oflntmlmlllekl his neon-II
work. He lnyln his runny
smoked the opium until he
it sounded“ “liming-p
out“ Ilium.
rkgnthwm lutiwluek
‘ rag
:iggii:l
assortment to make seleo»
and Mil mother and the little Chinese loud
William". Swords
SD WASHINGTON STREET.
will SOUTH NOBWALK.
around. The Chunks aliens (lo. Git up
if yer n—goin tar git married."
Ling had II vague idea that he was
very-ho py. Thenpinm had brought a
peace! fooling, but he was rather
ltupldj Maggie sat on tlIoL-dgo ol the ,
hunk and the ("at walked norms the room
with stntoly trend. glaring III III-I". BiIo
mused at her feet. and at Iqu hound
was on hot lap. ""li- lln. pu syl" she
Bald, putting her f- urIIIlmIII IIxIIl Itmkiug
the fur. Like II ilIIIlI d paw shutout;
fivehookod. shorpozl me III- In unencum-
ednnd dratggad our» 4 tin giil'a (book.
She gm' - II {IiglItI NW] .‘N l on, IIIId whou ,
Ling looked he- on .v t- ll' -- rI-d illitall'. ran
her face, {mm which H «I! Wit"- drip.
ping. And the cat Ivnll' .I II slowlym-mu
thoiloor within-”mug. t v-Ey Ii J.l'l
”1‘ ve got 3 Mon In‘ «in ,' lam. lliI. ...
mid Maggio, "and l t 2;". Il; Ill it: no In: It
cat killI
"has,” sold Ling, "lziil lIlIIzI." lillll he
rose (ironmily and trim! to dr‘I-‘Iv the cat
out, but silo Wouldn‘t go. llu gaw- it
up and cur-sod thI- nplrit Ilei-dI TIIHficle
the out. "Some I-III-Iny If mine hm
died." he thought, "and his soul hm
gone into the out." Maggi" \vnslml III»
blood from her Euro and put Ull throw. .
long strips II! plaster. and thou Ire-III
around to :lII- F‘iw Points mission, when?
they were mnrnul. 'l'ln- IIIinisIer. Mr.
Bonghton, Iiskcd them limill II grout
many questions, nnvl Sllllrsllt'tl himself
that every thin: \\ .IsIIll right. iv IIIrolIe
dismissed tin-III IIII. w .Illl he llopi --l \laggle
would be how)" . .
“I hope mm," mil hill‘, "All they
say the Chingonm good to IlIr-ir wim-
men.”
They went inn-'.: In the More TIIHL
There was a lI-ItI-r on tiny Inozntu r IIIvar
tho scales. It lunlInm-I2II:II('1III;;I:IIIII
was for You Sill! Ling. ‘l‘lII- v-rn so ”an"
it and Would not mow. Ling". llihll » 'I l: r
away with II Mick, luau. s‘II- «unm- lurk,
Ho WM illfitltl tn put in. llzlllll III-.1 {I I" III--
letter, so II» [Illllt'tl it Inward him With
linoleum Duel Clan.
mm
’ . All goods In Iny store will be cold
FAR BRLOW COST.
; £2.15]? InTm: “Ilia roost ' """""'"" “T" /
Iamgomur As 1 him: ulnrgor stock of Hillinorv Goods than usual at this
Wilma oi the your, and rather than wait until lute: in the season,
THE LATEST STYLES I will give to all desirous of purchasing Millinory Goods for the
. Itth of July, at prices so low that all can have a new summer hut,
ml: Lfiflmn-Wziuyflm. torn-to as it inhetterto give value In the heart of the season, than after
I’R'II'III whh “2.33m vIII'inIl‘IIIIa “WM the trade is over. ’ .
o :3“ Wig ”on vlflmv m . l
.I.?” ..I .32“ ..T-f-Em‘” ' ...... .I.: . DD not tail In late advantage of this Sale.
H. KRIECER,
lSoth Inmall, Con.
Dissolution.
Vu’l‘it E in hcnlI) given that the ropurtnor-
old I) heretofore running bonnet-n J. L.
Van \IIIIIII end Elbev Solution. under the
llrm IIIIIIIII of J. Van . Name II ('o.. in this
(in) dimlvml by muImIl I-IIIIM- III.
(IlIu H. I. light will road for Ill lIllhI due
the htmve Ilriomml (Ill II payable by them
will be settled by him.
J. I VA ‘I'XA MF,
ELHI‘JIIT VALENTINE
£0th Nurwnlk JunI-‘Jll. Hill. in .I)
-
n
Sealed Pmpusals.
14‘0“. uIIIuIruI ting II «war in Do)" sin-«I will
be rIIIIvIIeII by [in (lty horn-Tor until l.".’
M" lit Nil.
-III(~I on! Nov orllI II
The right in rI-aIIrI'I-d III
II' I luv k noun. mummy. 5o III-III
l’luna IIIId hpl‘t’ lll(' atlons I- an l
at ,-IlIeIin IIurVIv "II.r
rulut no or All Ild H.
IsadIA Yolk, ('onIIniIImon flowers.
will lit
Where are You Going?
l ltlll going down to
HUNT SI ZELUFF’S
Fish and Vegetable Market
Win-rel Ian “Wily” find (in Fresher-«t Fish
and Vow Inlyh- -.II .-\lIIo Salt and Smolu II [- ish.
Ferris. Milan-houn- (‘lly Surveyor.
oysters, Clams. lobsters.
Pure Tomato Catsup,
Imported Sardines.
\JI-Ids for “Mr Imu'~ 1 humor) llnHIvr
')rIlI- -rIIIlI-I‘IIrrI-I! prm. Igvllt
HUNT & ZELUFF.
11'“ pipe. it was from his I..-Itiwtuwn.
"Your good mother is Ilvml." Ir and;
“tho III-ourgo III-vii l'lll'llfll lII-r away. It
was her will that you rI-turu :mvl marry
the girlnhu lI:I:I '.II-Iruthwl M _I IzI.“
Thole-{tor {I‘ll (run lIl . 3' n! : it-'
looked up and mm" the out rilil> I: .I ,
him.
"ill)"III-IIIII-I"'~‘ Milli l- ".nrv l- I" -
nle,"lII- ninja-rod t-I llllll‘t'lttlll- ..'. .
toward the door.
”ltis Hllt’l .\‘lII- lei-I HIM“ " » .
big “’Illt'l’ in" til-h" l all on," it Hr". . -.I
l)» kl‘pl hll" ppin; III: .IImI'vl.
“TlIoIIIrII- LI I-ImIn upon Ina-f" I 1
ho iI-lt for lIi.~ run. The-II II» lm'wl ..r
Maggi" and saw the IIIIIrksI (3:... I-1
With nslIriI-l: lII- upI-III-vl IlII- Ii n {51.1 I
mslII-Il out!
“John's gum-
Maggin III ”11'
14“":le I“.'"'
{Ill-".(luil'. : ll‘
opium. l;. "t'. - .I. it lush-k» an all Iain. :I
tin-v" 'I’illh .I.. II."
Ling IIIIII I" tllll,‘ ban-k. .‘v' . 2 .
patched :I truce with lil‘l’ illuill-‘l’ and
went back to the II-nuIIII-III. Kuhn j."
but the minim-r knows .du- I‘vv .\lrp, ‘.‘..
Stun Ling. and the III-II IL": I W.) h
swings over the IlIIIII" of lill‘ l..
tolls ovary one who limit» up :It II that
Sun QIIIIIII; m'll! Chinmv gnu-um illb'l'".
Sun Quong was the am ndnni. ml" n l .\.
Wilson' In New York EI oiling Sun.
Irml
1, b If.-
S
”yuan Are a [.Iunry In [.II‘Illllll
“Io do notemlly lung {or “11' l‘vrt
Lincoln oysm-rui solllll Allail'ltlln. who-h
wluotimcs mI'nsnrmt II (out ltl'l'llzt-t, and
which. fried in bread crumbs and hub
tor. isna Inuch no no nlIII-IIIIIIII-d Inn"
can consume at it sitting. l‘orIuIIat-vly
. T
I‘Iyetorsnre found In every #051 I-xn-pi.
‘ ' FOLLOW“; 1rfllll‘ll"\l MIIIII .\‘uru .I l): for lmnhur -
Imrhflm.lllfiultllll‘.lurNvillt‘?.lH-“.0‘IN.MM , vim-III m.‘.|Jll. 2;: ..I, I I.» ..zIIIIIIII wand".
am eaten annually in "1;,”quth , ll Fun .‘I'Iz'whmu. \. .\I -'Il6_-IIIII-pt_ .\IIInIlnIIIl sundm. Ivy.“ m ’lllll I. 1.- p m
. - .. ex Sul.I‘IIIIlIIIII|I-..I I‘I’ {arm . 'le. 7 .13va. MM l‘rm’nn lmvr- lhIIIlmry {III smith NI-rwolh
III interesting lullt"lil'ul "III-«m gIr-lI-m i‘il.rlfi.llllltult'l n‘T 065;er oinfiih. lop or. II :"II.: :nvmund it on III :II., :III". and II. I".
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III." 336118). “in” 3“" n'" l' hallo. Martin to 3‘ImIIlIII-d I-vxprou from Stamford. ’l‘rIIiuslI-IIII- fiIIIIIlI \IIrvIIIIlI l'm" lliduvllclil
taking a towel and on nyatrr IIIIIfI-. II uh :I
II ion! and butter, where you I14...” '-
Hindu II old or. ’Iul UHF: Ml VIRII' l I .L'l“. '.. .‘iIIl
Your clothed. and may on! IIII many IIye. m Inf-..II. ’1’”ij “Hm“... jlm .9ib‘m'. MIN-1m H ”A N -, v. and
. . v ,. i-IIIIVrzw \ '. MI l'orkunil All ll I r -l ,\‘
torsnsyon cunopen iIIr.IslIIlInI,. am“ ”my” Mu” mu "A no. I. I In . I. III- I IIIII-I ..I
Them is no doubt that IlII- oyIII-vr lllll‘
lreshly taken from tho.- lml may lI-I mm)
in tho greatest pc-I’i‘rotinn.
EV
Ir , \, 4“ I, my on Mount on: p III. m-II
_l'-I l ' llllm ..n. m.. (Him. I. In. III-ItlIII: with II III IrIIII (rum liIIIIlIIIrII
(Thunder‘s with his lchr. \I'lIlI‘lI I-I ltiflltlll: hm “UW’WWL I . ~‘l- “ l” 'N'vI “l“ rx.. “with \Vll’wnlki II I.- III.. mrmuz III .\III
tho lIIrkI-ot undone: IIIIpIInIuII lil‘"l' I "'fii "' N?” ’f.‘ f‘f' “L“ ‘ ' "' "3,5,3?”- "'"
n- ‘ . I I III. I I I . I" am I- II Sunday.
and keeping him in ice tll‘lt'rllil‘ltlt‘.‘ tiw "film ""}‘I""""l.';. A» T‘s“ "filmy" °"‘;§i MAIN MM: IIIIII-IIIIN.
flmmr, Mil (loco Illnt (II all link. Thu m. u “ n" " ‘ "M ‘ T‘I'rfllllllt‘flVt!lifltlfl'llll’lll‘lnlluttn:
. 2 - I v. .‘I‘ w llnwnnn ~I m .1 I u.m.. [mum-r (In l'IIII-IIIIII.
Ml‘nflllWllnl‘TITtisltlltillisy‘tlilttlllblvlll If] ‘3.“ 0“.“ "cum"! “II .\ IIIzn'hL‘IVI‘k Hm“, Hm mam. m',, Ipm... mm 1m- l’lllhlll‘ltl making
w menu (1' II t In (I, s in M- [II II a p M. 12‘” u. “in Springfield). I": M, Ma ("nmmllmw IIrAllIIIny nml the W IwII.
lilll, wholesome. nIInrlsh‘IIII' "illlll I q» “I llIIrIto no. Mon. III.. mix!" IIIHIIIIIII- vIIlI‘v.
rive-and that: great many l-mln will
have been laid down III-(om tin-y mm in"
. . IIIII , N
Anything to us but It luxury or II mt II: Inl‘lll M". .. “0qu 00m . INN-x I [gilt-r. {L '.::fimpfiflmnul‘ Immmm, I
6. l2! ”mom-x. 1 Emma" Alton" , m (Funds , f P“ n H
91‘th _ Ageingmn‘: “lift? Inlet, ‘m'il'omiihl audit 1' mp, 7" lWIIKI'f "r l! w
are WWW, III ' ammo” aw. u . coma ex. am or .. .
won’t tholniluenla. and oak-aloud in “WWW” “WW“ '"lM-v-w-l‘ubmw- w'wm“ " W'mm‘le'Tl‘m‘m'
hep old people alive when all other (”0"
falls: but we my long in min in! do”
when I cookery book hogan it» awn.“
with "Take N hundred and lit IIyIItIIrI.“
or“’l'kke of onion two on» ." Ilu‘.
no they say In It neighboring i-lIm-l. "ti-Iv
but way to cook on “W in In ml him
awful-intern” Review.
Why Slur Won’t Arnold.
The fresh air children as: Dllt‘ chu‘ n
with their own eyes. not with ynlil'! IIr
mine. They Inmllly no...- In urntlll .;'$l7,"’.‘l.l’.l.l:§.‘:’ll:“ll 1":"3' Mn PENN T “N m"
in unto offinthnI-nhd IIIIII IvAiwmmhm "WW" “WT" “W erm'fiafl‘ii' ‘fisg‘lkm‘i 8 “RN“ D RD.
m I; , mom: morinnl m it I , Nomi" -
I II I I my): (I.. ,1 rfihlaflmumnnmmt lrfithl-mml‘l. mu.” '7’ mull" 1' I" a 3"
“ml’ho’m’l ‘“ l ”m l l " Idlnl III-Imam II Mend not" 12 :5 ”II-amm- II) ‘III
Ilotllllytmefindnnchlld I'm-mm I. ...", I. , _ .... Fiona-...: M... , . ' , - - -
* I Bl! "m S "i
nggyigfi‘g;vgmig,gmn,rg m'éw, AWN?" mmfi'fi Excursion Tickets
to the hem of things. but Initially Ihr-m vmtdhfm of" tlullcim but?» "m" "”l’ ”P ”Wfly’flfl‘uf’“ "" "I" m
clam: children mm Whaler-r!“ mums gmg-W,,:,m'é;,gnmu m m;“',‘:,; R
totlismln just the some (Inn-liming in lim- Mmlhl’rmlwww‘lw" “ (“or n"Dana s I 2'50 Trlp
wholesome way that we find W " "
WI “minim Imfium whom “M ill; for“ mild only on world In!»
twat notifying and healthnt in our grit-3n? muslin it “my.“ mm m“ (mime-alum
WWW“- mm’. 7 mil" mm. ”Eli‘s In oi Wlnmmmm Whohlmn madman
Very strong: Inn] womleriul every :mw m “I iWu in?!“ IIIIII M HWNFINISMNBII rll ghnrmnmm
thingiuo them. to be llll't.” on In. v-- 1mg” 0 WW, .I. mmwgrmm
where everything In III-none and
wonderful on» loses right of aim-III m
rel. A mil" and alumnus holl-
Item «menu-pi mum where s
Mochlldren were mm 'l’hoohil
mammmnmmm. on g:
thrll ttlevisitors m perfectly «in.
thought who it tinny- mud
aarpL’tln-iumflg count “III-loosin-
mailba- wiry-ls
Ira-III. IMAM new.
LAST TRIP, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ID.
The Steamboat n(HTY UT ALBANY”
:IIIIrIlIIIIIII 2 3-. no:
\\ ill li'll\l" NI- -tv I III'k .\iundnya “'nln- vIIlIvaI and Priclmu at' I p III.
Thumlm- and Saturday- »! .‘I; 'll II. III.
N. I.. New Haven Hartford R. R.
\\ nulIluginn M mm.
I'L. llfiuvr. ltL’M‘..23lh’c-x..
M and III ,
IS in In kilnulg
THE RETAIL DHUS BUSINESS
«lilo-v II («dim- firmware. or spend
of a
lion
tin-stair. This
tln-lotemi (It the WWII W'I'iil'f
Intention»! the I
lIIIInml I-IIIII mull
lonItIIIi IlIII- m m the Ii
Ille-rtt I: demand Imp-(Ii:- always exist“ tor
Wmfim
'N‘m
“um mmh in
l89l. I89I.'
SEASON '
-‘,« I 9'"!qu _
Will make Daily Trips to New York.
TA’LIVI‘ .\‘IIIIIII Norwnlk II! 7:55 n. In. Returning. lI-nw- Non York. ilu-klmn urn-Lu! '3 le. III.:
Em: ills! utrI-I-I at 21:" p. mu. SIIIIIrIIIIh III 2:3) p, III.
FARE—Single Tickets 40 Cents. Excursion 60 Cents.
The Propeller “CITY OF NORWALK”
Imp I- .\‘IIrmIlk Tum—«lap,
III'JI
Housatonic Railroad
Dunbar] and Norwalh Division.
('2:(IIIIII-I1HITII .il' .\"I: ll. lwl.
October 12, "I90.
RAINS LEAVE Stil'Tll NURWALK M"
II IJIII Suzi-III IIISIIIIIIiunl. Iain. M) III.
ti lf'mnd'.’ lIiII. III.. l‘.‘ H. '.‘Zl. .I In and nos 1-. III
'Jlt‘.‘ I'INIII . .'-IleI. Film IHBIII. ...locam
luring lrIIII- Kid in, III {or mmh .\‘nmnlk 7
(I. in” mun .\IIII‘ Ill. Ill 1-. III.
IIrrIIImI at i' "I‘lll‘l'l mop ill.
'l’illntlnld IIIIII XIII \IIIII (III-w- in «In
l’lllnliihl M HI!
I.‘
II Ifi_ .\Iluun
Sunday A '25 ac .
..7lI-m.li:lw .nfiilm ‘.Hl.iI".
12% II. III. I- I.
. l"; («III-pt M‘m‘luld morning brim-on
ll IOII. III ind h! for "mu
“lip. III.. l’lttulelIl-nd \llIIIII
MID II. In. .. .‘I'I-w Milt-ml ups-1 III
larrlvnrttm.
Inns-mu".
. LEAVE NEW YORK
“Yorntonu‘fimnum. A. N. am «I.. mu
“Wr-
umn. General l’wngri’ Agent.
HISHINUTUN!
SELECT TOURS
’l’t) 'l‘llll
NATIONAL CAPITAL
Under the mutually material system at the
man can prortire it he mm! hw-
lmm your»
It rind non-III»:
«I In
pmnuilon in
It lathe
'rll I.
«It ImvllI-iuI-s exclusive.
roman. who on»
anon time In
III-(men
"tin-sh
ion - hoard of seaports nppoim
to II Mm
Motrin rm mot he
INN-imam Will“)! will he mm at
m the IIIII them
7 Smith TRAIN
m " k wm have "York mu limo. III. our:
foul on: (honor-1n
mph» with“
MW mini full Minimal?
P‘m ‘W
(H mm
tart Imam-«mm
“nylon“;
LOXATONIC
Cammm. summit
Prlcoe to Suit All.
041.1.”on ',"
Henry Tilly“.
C. DIKllNl’I SUN
Successor-I00. noon”.
5| Wuhlngton 8../So. Hamill,
27 lulu Street, NDNIIN.
First-clue
Bakers, Cgfifectiuners,
lCE CREAM.
0. DeKlyn Orders ProlI‘nptly Filled.
H l
womb ml
Peatmpss
STABLE BEDDING.
(‘lrrm Honomicnl. llenltlIlul III
HllT THE DUST DP STRlW.
HAZELTON
And
Cross Creek
COAL.
Hickory, Dal, Pine and Chestnut I.
WOOD.
Baled Hay and Straw
BRAIN lND FEED.
Raymondllrothers
BUT UP THE MANUFACTURER
FIVE MILE RIVER.
BABY AND DDLI. DHRRINGES.
TIII IIMI~' marm' I. :mr III lulu (arriav. "Iva
umv II!" : mtihlnn'l .IIII‘II' . Ir 3-.I I In I. v: Ill llrr
"ill-[Ilv-lni rI'. Hi ll. .-.r: III (III '1' nlvrtrlih
..f 'nltillr-IU 1.. .tl {FINN whithwill
.LJ I: III I" I-- High tonuit the
in Huh I HI. "
lnv ~l lII ' 'lll 1h.
FRANK BOYLSTON
(“lily
TRY THE
‘Wam” Columns
EVENING SENTINEL
GREAT RESULTS FDllDW.
Spring Styles
HATS
IN Aid. ”RAD!“ AN" t‘tlllllltl (It...
Ill! and oilllats Silkllats
Boy' I lint! omlt’. ups. ( III.» lint-I for Men and
lion. Noni» Soft lists for Non ll
KNAPP’S,
9| Washington St.
Prrtlculnrlttrntlon mommy.”
Chainsaw-chin: till Nib.
Economy and Comfort!
Gasoline Stoves
And «all Iiutlnt hum during
an CIIIIIIIII' Cum.
We tom the what Inna
THE MANHATTAN
IN All Slltl.
Will mhfirflm 239mm the m g“:
tannin
Caught! See Them
litttllt It tll'l't I that
.mm Baum.
$53.00*
Neat and Perfect Fitting so
But one in which the
y-Best Material Is Used, Combining Duration-Ii?
Making it the best 83. 00 Sealnloss Shoe" In the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED-
H. s. BRWN’
BRIDGEFORT.
line ngain been enlarged and improved.
light and air Allah-I put in; more miwnu II
(Io-h Ionic-In t’lll.’ Inlml Ioan port and ”I
II!» metropolitan IItvIrI. Thr-
i 'IIIIIII». l-ur-I. hr nl (lump-mu
[in Huron nu buy-I r
Two hundred feet 01m
and mloslndlc» enmcd: (Telling will?"
I: gr III- ml uppeuraru: e of thet IIt 0mm
IIf-Iv and “fill third doom ansbelng prepared form the
and handsome IlrI- "and”! now lII: log wot forward by M.
GRAND OPENING
0'"
Dress Goods Silks Upholstery. Ribbons, NDliIllIs
Merino and Cation Underwear .
“'ill who place
September; l4 and l5.
LI urything lIf- w stylinh and fashionabe in
Dress Goods Furs. Cloaks and Curtain Good
\l. ill in: introdmml
September 2| and 22. ,
imported Suits. Rich Seal Garments
And all fetehinnnhlr fur-v and ('lonks will have n special exhibition.
W. B. Hall & CO.
...- ...—......
1,000 Pairs of ladies’ Shoes
"-—T() BE—
CLDSED DUT AT SPECIAL PRICES
\IIIl .III :III In 't with livlll II! are r in [II r or nt.
gun's III-IIIrI-Il :IL. "I rI-IIIII tiun and III in-
Into!
"In.
These SilOi‘Eial’e
sold at prices that make them
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
HIII- lot of in») pairs Ladies Turned Shoes at
3;" in lo ,3, .l. H!" rI-gular price $4.50 Onelot of
«m pair.»- LounslIIIr}. MatlIowsonIheCo.’ SS hslight-
9’! [Hr , I.- :5, ()5 III I v
Hallo-r“ :llllllxliplrlfi s Illghtth ‘IIIIvaifNIl-iitlothfItll-mDamLoans
soIvI-d. worth$11‘Hapuirzwill III sold for $2. 50 8
and llllln‘l'lt‘t Is. .It prim -. that make III-m
THE BEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED.
8i Washington St.. 50. Norwalk.
Plumbing, Gas Fitting, Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
ll 0 are selling
Victory. New Stamford and Silsby’s Steam Heaters
'I'I- Iyinto- it low prices:
sunESII I} dunno"; III. nun hima so“ ed Ladi
to 81:5 Halon: t' In iiIII- Uxfmmls sum ,ples
Estimator; given on
“'0 how a line stool: of
Decorated and Plain Chlna,
l‘lIII DUCIIESS :IIIIl USCLE‘» . \lCK R. I "SUNS, Both Set and Port
able including Now i ork Ranges.
RERSHDM RAYMDND
l3 NDRTH MAIN STREET.
llllllllld'l'fl lllJK'KI. NWT" .\‘HllWALK.
DIHIINI ix
mu. runs. oI's'rIIII-I. I'qum
I'nIIrrAIILIL-I, Inn-mu. mm.
L‘lIl-ll-L‘ll-l, I..I IIII,IIIIIII,'I.III:II~I
IIOUJUNA .\Nl) (".INNIIII
...
".I. l’l-JSNHT. 5.8.llvm.
BENNETT it HUSTED,
2! Main Street. So. Ismail.
Meats.
Fish. Oysters.
Fruits ..Vesetahles Poultry.
ju20 film 000”}
0" MIL “NW [N 1118"! mm.
In: York Drum lut- 0W AT WHULELA on I: man.
for Call.
SWAN SI BUSHNELL
Ship Chandlers.
CHILDREN mm
382 Wat» Strut.
l‘l."l’"l‘tl.’£ ..I'l"l£“:”ll’"""' mm?" m" D"”"‘"” m”
m 0
Mario Inn-l ”we-HANNA '3' “Rani. "RH: fill”), (.310le Morhuo,Flatulmt
Colin, and oil Illnenws oi the
TI-IIIII. . (on Tom I. IM Pm
lIIIIIIlIIIn l’oltgfll‘m iii-u Hm I one our thin;
nmlml aboutl II hunt or in III-he- "Elm-ll. ld-Imhv
...} I! Bum-ls, “m 3
:IIIHIIUM “Wurgfllw ”33'7"“ Ir infill; “H “.1918 “3&1!in ml“! by
tern {or “Wimmm I." "...." I UORDIAL. “5*.“
MW Norma the “I"
“intake and perfectly bouillon.
Nev-er known to full if Iliad
according to directions.
Ins “Alien.
W. «mom 1'in out
as»! annular n nnnlliy mmmytlpuahm mull
“kiln?“ mm tort Prim
lmr Um.
Mrs. Meats School
FOR
Girls and Young Ladies
lE-Dlltlt mom I.
onunmm
David Stow,
mum. Immn'rx. homo ! 'mflmm
All!) HOW WPAMMY
MAW”.
WNW”!!!
I '2.
oddlotsofmgulor,
FURNITURE ,
5n .Ii ..
Norwalk Chronicler