tiona from we are fepared
100011“th to a grate G5
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c w H. HARVEY.
HIV the largest stock and a good assortment to make selec-
mg to furnish everythin from a child’s
boot. A number 0 _.
uts’, ladies’ and children's shoes. A ladies’ flue Kid Button
got at 81, formerly $3, and another at 81, formerly $2. Misses‘
good School Shoe only 13. Children’s School Shoes at 75 cents.
lame call and examine these goods, as it is a pleasure to show
”on. HARVEY, ,
”336E- trials" i’iiifosowfi-iiif '
You needn‘t e‘pose dot all do trut
I- done up In yo' thinkln;
Al well exwet to dry do see
By doe yo‘ little drinklu.
Bat. friend is bes' what helps you las'.
An ur- you o‘er do ditch;
on bone won't do to trus' what kicks
When come do lighted hitch.
Don‘teiug yo‘ psalms to stubborn mulea.
Nor to do bulky more;
Nor don‘t you lrus' yo'uclf too much
To folks who wants to date.
but man what wants to brace de lie
, Can Allin fin de prop; .
De house don't ; it an high but what
Some folk: can we do top,
.\l. V. Moore.
V t v y
AN ISLAND hl’ibOllla.
Little Mrs. Collar was in a turmoil of
jealous indignation that brilliant July
day. It hadn't begun with th» day.
however, for all had been serene and
smiling as she went down to break-
fast in one of her prettiest gowns, es-
oorted by her handsome. genial has»
band. And this pleasant state of things
had continued while she looked through
her letters, enjoyed a few minutes‘ rock:
ing on the piazza and [cussed in review
the baby battalidn. with their shining
morning faces and crisp rallies. Then.
with some of the other ladies. she had
~countered down to. the little pier to see
her husband off on his fishing excursion.
with half a dozen more husbands, broth-
eraand fathers in his party; and this
done, the next thing on her programme
was to see that her room was put into
that comfortable state of order which.
to the average hotel chambermaid. menu;
an “unknown quantity" indeed.
And just here her serenity departm
and the turmoil began in her poor little
heart. For there, on the first chair.
flung down with true masculine carc-
lessnealnyhcr huslmnd's ilannel suit.
discarded in favor of the fishing "logs."
and as she lifted the coat to hang it up
there insidiousl y slipped from the
pocket a little twisted scrap of paper.
which, with a smiling "Let's see what
Rob has been ll‘flh‘li‘tllllilg now!" she
proceeded toinvcstlgato». Fur Rob was
bleesul with a keen Sr'list" of humor. and
was much given to jutting down hits of
jokes, puns and sage h-flt‘v‘tioillri on the
different aspects of summer llutt'l life.
which it was their custom to laugh over
together in the n-tirmncn‘. of lllL'lf' own
room. So it was quite without. suspi-
cion that Mm. Rob nntwim-d the inno—
cent looking scrap. and was confronted
with—not llt'l’ husband's bold straw].
but a delicate feminini- writing. to this
eflect:
"Yemmon mui.l don't know that l
mind giving up my nilerumn iiesta for
this once; and if lean evade the notice
of the rocking chair "I‘abbies,' I will slip
away about 3 o’clock. That is. if you
will pledgeyonrself that lmlil amines:
and shade lurk on the further side of tin-
big rock. and if you are sure that it is
out of window range. For it Would
never do if we were to be seen there.
Yours. J. L.
"Wednesday, a. m."
As she took in the sense of tin-so
words, her placid smile was snccoedmi
by a frown.
_ "It‘s that horrid Mrs. Leesmi. of
course. She has just thrown herself at
Robert‘s heed ever since she came.
Wednesday, eh? That's today. and now
we'll see about this walk. I shan‘t men-
tion thh note, but l think I can managi-
todefeat this plan. lwonder. though.
If it would not boa good idea to set up a
little counter flirtation? There’s that
handsome young Dugall just waiting for
a little encouragement. and. evidently.
Bobaeedauleewn."
Now all this was quite natural. but in
her indignation Mrs. (.‘olter failed to
give due consideration to circumstances.
or to remember the kind of employment
always found for “idle hande"~and Idle
mind- as well. She and Robert were
lpendlugatnonth on a small island in
the sound. just oi! the Connecticut vote.
It weeotte of the most unique and de‘
lightfully cool of summer resorts. The
meat land wee a mile away to the
treat. but that was only on one side. and
hellother directions there was a much
wlderupaneeof waters. dashing up all
day with a soft murmur. and always the
“delicious salt braces was blowing
all m the island,» that even at mid-
day it was not unpleasant to feel the man.
But itwaa each a little Inland. only
about thirty acres In all, and not a build.
log on it but the hotel and ofllcee, which
could only Accommodate about too peo-
ple. There ween’t a horse on the plot-e.
fatherewae no room for drlvinngt
there were good ilelringmall and row
elwm available, lutblug. bil-
liards and a bowling alley. and a long.
twostoryplem for a promenade and
flirtation gallery. Adelightinl resting
place it wee for esmi-iuvalide. for lazy
peoplewho can baek in air and sunshine.
and fur bookwmne and dreamers. but
juteweebltuull foraclty man.
Robert Outer was the pomeeor of a
aweet, intelligent wife. who appreciated
things of life almost in
with himself. and who was
with sympathy and WWW-
twu the meet natural and
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significant planets and smiles. Said
new arrival wamr Vl‘l'y flirtatious widow.
with red gold hair. 3.1.; blue eyes and
plump white neck and arms, of which
she made rather Iiimml display when
dressed for dinner.
She was not a IA‘FIWITI of much refine-
ment,but she had a ready tongue, an
unfailing flow of spirits and a big. high
voice, with which she Would call upon
"R-r-r-ohert.Robert. tol que j'nimc." and
also hold forth in various other rather
antiquated selectiom from the hack-
neyed old Italian opt-ms. She had also
an insatiable appetite for admiration,
and was never contented without some
mun dangling after her. As Mr. Colter
was quite her opposite in appearance,
being black eyed and dark lllllft'll~t4llll
had at once selected him as her cavalier.
regardless of the fact that there was a
Mm Collier. who might reasonably ob
ject to having her husband monopolized
in this way. As a matter of fact Mie
tress Milly had felt quite easy on the
subject. simply because everything had
seemed so entirely on the surface. and it
was only the finding of Mrs. Lewm's
mischievous little scrawl which had
made her believe that Robert could dc-
ceive her.
And now what should she do? To be
sure it was not, so far, it very serious
matter. but it was enough to‘tualtc her
loving, jealous heart very sore undre-
aentful; and not being by any means of
the Griselda type of woman one of her
first thoughts was to retaliate. Hence
her resolution to bottle up her indigna.
tion and quietly outmaneuvcr the widow
by keeping an eye on Robert until din-
ner time and so prevent the proposed
walk.
In due time the finhenneu returned.
and lunch being over, the usual after-
noon dispersion begun. A sailing party
drew away some of the guests, and oth-
ers retired for a lounge and a nap. Mrs.
Lecsonslntioned herself on the piazza
with a book, and seemed unusually taci‘
turn and inclined for her own company.
But Milly was not going to trust to this
seeming indifferent-e, so she got togrther
hnlfa dozen pool players. and carried
Robert and also young Dngall oil in her
train. Rather to her surprise. Rob
evinced iio reluctance to being; thus mp-
tured and seemed to enjoy the game.
which was prolonged until almost din-
ner time. But having lu‘cumc auspi-
cious. Milly itnugiiml further duplicity
—perhaps a turntwnrment of the wall:
until the twilight hour as iii-int: more
conducive to wminn-nt—sl «he rrinainml
firm in her resolution'to 1. y back in his
own ruin her ri-i'rcant husband. and was
so charming to young llufzall that his
head was quite turned. \Vhich effect
was Nllll further int-rmrul when she ap-
peared at dinner lllll-' II! it delicious
black lace and satin gown. Iighn-il up
by knots of orange rililmn and ll (“I‘lriigt‘
bouquet of gn-nt glowing tnangoldsw
ouorf the crucial products of the island.
Dinner over. Mr. llugall proposal a
stroll over the long pier towelcoinc back
the sailing party. which had been over
to Stoningtuu to lay in a supply of lion-
bons and enjoy the delicious [mach ices
procurable in that sleepy old town. And
after that what was more natural than
to wander around by the bathing beach.
where the waves were coming in with
greater force than usual before a rising
wind. which bid fair to be a small sized
gale before morning. Then back to the
hotel for a promenade on the piazza»,
and finally a cosy tetc-n-tcte in the most
secluded corner, where Mistress Milly's
scheme of retaliation primed so rapid-
ly that within an hour Mr. Dugull was
eminently portraying the delights of a
sail over to Watch Hill and dinner at
one of the hotels. And "would Mrs.
Colter let him escort her over tomorrow?"
“0h. but-these women. you know.
How they would talk!"
“Well. surely. you don't mind them.
We'll just start off quietly after break-
fast. as if for an hour‘s sail, and if they
do gossip we'll have a nice day anyhow.
and be home here by dinner time. And
you know it Won‘t half equal Mrs. Lei--
son's doings."
"By the way. where is the widow this
evening, Mr. Denali?"
“Why, don't you know? Sumner came
overan hour ago with his catamaran and
invited your husband to try its speed
around the inland, nothing would do
but Mrs. Meson and ier sister must go
along. And they haven’t got back yet.
Come. now! won't this give the grandpa
enough to talk about tomormw. so they
won't be thinking of us? You'll go. Mrs.
Colter?"
"Well. I won't prontiae. but If I come
down in my boating suit you can see
Tom abtmt engaging the Mermaid.”
Then her spirits seemed to flag. Flirt-
ing wasn't much fun alter all. and. oh.
where was Bob all this time? Afters
quarter hour of wandering thoughts and
increasing indignation against the whole
sisterhood of widows she felt that she
must have solitude: so, with merely a
glance into the parlor, where Major
burned. the proud father of the loveliest
baby In the lwlcl. wan delighting an ad-
uiiriug audience with the inspiring
strains of “Nancy 149e," she ran up
etelraend locked herself into her room
for the inevitable good cry in which
fmniulne human nature finds a safety
valve In most einotional crisis. The
better to indulge In this luxury she got
into a wre and cuddled down on the
bed in the k.
As yet. her feeling of indignation and
resentment were stronger than her aux. W
My. for Robert was a goal sailoretel
there was neither fog nor storm tonight
to make it dangerous on the water. and
as she thought more of the moments
which would he made on his increasing
intimacy with the widowtban of an
danger to the party. "I believelwt
by go over tow-tell Hill term. I‘m
euro lwon't poseestbe neglected wife.
and there‘e authoring what folly that
mummmleadldmiutonbough
I don’t mucwuldholpwm
timber autoimmune
humanism
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special attention
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very latest and meet apt-cured styles.
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‘DD WAGNINDTDN STREET,
an?! fiDU'l'lf NORWALK.
gale now. and every little while the
hotel would tremble all through. in spite
of theiroa cables which chained it to
the melts. It was fearful to think that
Robert was sonicwhcre out in the storm,
and that nothing could he done until
daylight. and not t'l’t‘ll then if the gale
continued.” thehotvl'i: plm- ire boats
were not built to [are fillifil wind.
There would be no limit! :m. ing any
one else; she must ju; ,ut patiently
until the household l‘iv .2 be stirring,
and she could advise who wm- of the
gentlemen. But. oh, tin In!t~'llllt.'l-lfl of
that vigil! Teller ll}llljf ll.)'.fili’ never
forgot it. How lmu ..-‘~‘lizi'.i since
last night. when l‘.- 3. hell a mi..- be.
Side llL‘f'i‘ She l’t't':.. I .In» filth- jokes
they had laughed l'u :. ; Ipm‘ merry
and affectionate lu‘ l:. .1 . :1.
But then he alway» -.
pond and loving. alwuy.
plan for her comfort and Nun-lit.
And to think Low «11er sue -.«:.~i been
only a few Imiirs a..- . Illmllt that
wretched note! To l-- ..:i'i-. he hadn‘t
known it. but she M: 5.. : rum-ric-
fulasif slu- hud pzzf hm' [helium into
words and had soul-It I him writ, What
If he had. for Incl: . { uth~r lllllllw‘lllt‘lllll,
drifted into an idle flirtation? leonbt
that Janet Lccwu had almost fumed it
on him. just as she had imiml herself
on board the catamaran. Anyway. it
didn‘t matter now—nothin': muttered
but to have Bob llflt'if.
By and by tllcdarlunxxa \'.' is all gone.
and various noises toll of :‘.w lwuiinnng
of another day's hotness. As soon as
she thought till? ullit‘l‘ Wmllil ia- lilo-ll.
Mrs. Colter was down bli'lll'n vndeuv-vring
to get some A'Ulllinl‘l from the clerk's :is-
mrance that u catamaran was ncwr
known to caiuize: that Mr. Hunzncr did
not understand his llt"-\' craft very W0“.
and that they had probably lm-‘ll til‘lfi'l‘l
along by the wind. and had been unable
to return to the island In it fur: hours
they'dbe back. all safv. As 1‘.» rail-win
guests appeared for breakfusr. they mo-
and all reiterated this opinion, unl wm-
very kind in their «flirts to cite. ,- hrr.
Through the field lzliws they . «ml-l we
that there was noramnmrnn him: it! the
dock on the "Putin-ECHZII. 'xir Iriiull'.
but it might haw been drivc : .u .2
fiveenih‘su!‘ \Vulrrbc'p'lrull . L i
Fisher's island. 'l‘ho- uni» :-
50 that it was hot runsi
any one to Iv-avo the Hand m .. '
Million» was nothing: truloi ,> . '
ly and watt-h from :l.» pi l- f r p
appniachiimlmul. .‘~Zr. immll , l. \.a ii
the other guests. tv-in': -rnl ilid st'::i:-,..‘i\‘.
but had too llillt'il taut to bound h-n‘ v'l'
last (fit’téulllg'ifl prujr-i'l. “LEM. \Vuuil,
however.iwcasionally inlrul- l'<t-ii hit
her memory. only to male» hvr 'uevz‘i- .m If
n-prmciii'ul and more loan; in run! the
absent. Roi-en.
Slowly the Elllilrn Mug-t ..'..‘.‘.n ii!il:l
nearly noon. when .w’ :ily ll .. Ii'l..“it
rary holder of the gun.» .lIIiIhI nu ii that
the Pulling Pig. a small furry I out run-
ning between Fisher's Moral and :w
Connecticut nilul‘t'. was about Marlin:
out from the island. and if the runn-
ways hail found a harhir [info the.
would get the Pig‘s captain to brim:
them over. ”Every one became excllhl
then, and the Pig's slow program was
breathlesely watched. It Wits wry
rough, and several times she scented on
the point of turning back. but still slu-
struggled on. and by and by >»illl"l.illllt.’
like a woman's feather cr-mnwl but was
discovered in the pilot llnllisi'. he only
spot sheltered from the Will! . Yes.
there were twoof them. and now thew
is a handkerchief waving and the Pip;
is seen to makea decided turn away
from its usual landing. and toward the
little island. No doubt about it now.
The Pig was almost at. the dock. anl
there was I hasty exodus from lill' pint.
nae of the eager guests.
But Milly would not riuknmnn in
public. She ran away to her turn rum.
where, in n few lllillllit‘s. iluiiail (film-i
to her. and was cried over and pr: lwl :u
though hehad lu-cnnhsent it your imp-ml
of a night.
“Why. my dear." said be. ".my on.
would imppnee I was it long Latin-nan rw.
instead of a more coininouplmu- Tm.-
band.”
“Oh, it's all very well for you to j... -
about it. Isnmuwwhilo l was alum-l
crazy with anxiety you “'i'l’l‘ liming .‘i
good time flirting with the widow."
“Then you never were more Illlrl.‘tltt'tl
in your life. Milly. The widow wouldn‘t
streakto me at all. You m.slii»i;:ivu
me a note at breakfast time yi-nterdav to
deliver to Banner. and I forgot. all about
it, and so cheated her ontof an after-
noon's walk. and ultnoet made it «morn-l
between them. But it‘s all right now.
I made an apology. and Sumner llllttlt' u
pmposalJbellevo. for they announced
this morning that they're engaged.”
“You don't mean It. ltob': What a
joke!" And to this day Mr. (.Inltcr
don't know why Milly ash-mid have
fallen upon him. with It M'ntnl shower
of kisses, on hearing of Mrs. Tau-mull I-n-
gagetnent. For that sly little wonnm
said to herself: “be that noto- wiuoi’l for
Rob at all. and I come near melting a
fool of myself for nothing. But he never
shall know it.”
And then she went down to lunch.
and, wot-unlike. proceeded to snub
Dugall for being the rm-iplent of her
gracious encouragement tho evening bo-
fore. But she mailealmitt y hill.- elm-ch
of congratulation to the widow. and
thanked her stars that site lmd put the
note back into Itob's pocket and held her
.v’wt li-iu-
(raking some
tl'
'vi'h.‘ il‘
Corbet in Pitt-burg Bulletin.
AI Ill-minus. than I'm.
Fun-mono know that the dome of
theatetehouee was made to reprtment
an inverted been put. It ante thou.
eeudeofdolhtre every few years to re-
gildit,but lie rays Immediately after
the mutation pierce so much farther
that thumb oonaldmd of IInlll
hum (harlot
u“ e
unlicensed-item.
Thule"! Manchu-lollies-
ettr.bueaet ,aeer Innuendo
ed etun offal) and .
hath" "no: “new...
meanings murmurs. was.” lam
make
and In the turret thorouxh . les—
: . ll E tom
fily‘hfligg befii'ie $1,}, used. and
fins»:
variety we have
tieroe are of the
until he had had his say.»l:‘.leanor ‘
It Willi/lb
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the trade is over. I
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PRICES cu‘T ' l
“mumyumswiubo-ou . ‘
FAR BELOW COST.
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As I have alarger stock of Milliuerv Goods than usual at this
time of the‘year, and rather than Wait until later in the season,
I will give to all desirous of purchasing Millinery Goods for the
4th of July, at prices so low that all can have a new summer hat,
as. it is better to give value in the heart of the season, than after
6“" “"9" I ”l
N 'i'wo
Do not fail minke advantage of this Sale.
ISnutIi IIomIl. Donn.
Dissolution.
NOTICE is hereby given that the caper-trier—
ship heretofore existing between J. L.
ad Elbert Valentine. under the
tune of J. I... Van Name & 00.. In this
day ( insulted by mutual consent.
ohu ll. Light will renal t for all bills due
the rib-we firm and all oil payable by them
will i..- mum by him. .
J. L. VAN NAME
spasm VALENTINE.
South Norwalk. June as. It'll. 1am t
u.
Sealed Proposals.
130R mustmrtlug a sewer In Day street will
be m-elved by thecity surve 'or until 1::
o'clock noon. Saturday. Septeni r l0. lifll.
Plans and m-lflcationa can br- seen at theofllt-e
of the city aurv 'or. The right is reserved to
reject an 'or all ids.
‘ use I Hi. Yolk. t‘onimltlec on Sewers.
l'erris h tin-house. City Surveyor. all) at
Where are You Going?
HUNT t ZELIIFF’S
Fish and Vegetable Market
“'herelmn always find the Freshest Fish
and Vegetables. Also Salt and Smoked Fish.
Oysters. Giants, lobsters.
Pure Tomato Gateup.
Imported Sardines.
Agents for “'akeman‘s Creamery Butter.
T)rdrra deliver-«l promptly.
HUNT & ZELUFF.
Ll89l.
» ‘ {fin/'yn’uiir
man-Pay ‘.
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Will make Dally T
Thnmlnvu and Saturdays at hill p. in.
H. I., New Haven 8. Hanioid II. II.
October l2. I890.
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'III I m-..Illll ow. DIIIAilamu ex. and an. Bill
midnight or.
12 III niiduluht.
THE DETAIL DRUG BUSINESS
I8 A PNDFEBGIDN.
"t'fflrl' a man run practice it holnnnt be
either a mllrur minute. or "will long years
of up irentiivmh p and [ma rigid Mutt-Imi-
ilon refun- a lawful of expert! appomtvd by
the state. 1‘th li- a necessary [invention In
tholntervnt of the public welfare. It In the
Intention of the state to animal the prom-MI»
legend com «mile of malicious eacltmlvo-
ly to the doc on a the druggistmwho are
com rolled by law to new! mono and tluupto
qua fy tbeineelvm for this our one and uh
purtent duty. ILIe natural that the W'lllt'
should rd their advices» mirth music-er-
Ing.endt at thedru Into should Ieriu' Ina
cautions manner. as t elr petninege in montly
hind. 'I'heirrustomers ere surrelly friends
or u-euaintancee. ,lr new uni-rm
depend» loala extent uptm the medallion
they auto to t e mmmunlt an winipetent.
mmlhlepbammlstn. newspaper -
remain, 0 Patent Nedlclacs brings them
female use with the antacid and manner
conditioner-reeled by It. Dru Iota who fall
In' line with them mndltlona mm more
relaxer-no fake the cite-lute out of the fire
no running emulators who have no In-
terests et stakebut the money they can not
out of it. A lam proportion of t . adver-
tisements are uroudy But all of
burn whateverthelr appeals. whether to the
modem: lnllrmlttes the random-wit to
divert t mend that meet always exist for
remedies-n he as there are it some. from
Ibe- leultltnete woman of am” They no
rob hothpubl ml the rim .
public by deceiving limit hi
rimtmrnmus prim fore p thin‘ am
he drn sis by fuming them to dis hole
heir or "limb at not.» or no .
selves. m m wdl so far $53,“;qu mi?
, !
mLaif‘eet. all mailman pharmacy to lb:
And gimme! twegt .ra of service I
lbepulcof‘ tb dim'heeeaytoaii
who rep-me nee In as t
LOXATONIO
accumulrmh mm
“EEG-W ~
1 b
of
SEASON.
LAST TRIP, SATURDAY,
m-ug-_HHHL'II
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undaye Olllar..7:llu'..oIBac.. g
[89L-
EPTEMBEH I9.
13—..-
The Steamboai “GITI BF AIBANI”
rips to New York.
Leave South Norwallt at 7A!» a. m. Returning. leave Newl’orth-ekinan sin-«Lat 2::Ilp. tn. !
Sui unlayn at '.’ p. in.: East lllst pl reel at 2:31p. 1a.; Saturdays at 2:3! p. Ill.
FARE~8ingIe Tickets ID Gents. Excursion GD Gents.
The Propeller “CITY OF NORWALK”
Will leave New York Monday-i. ‘VINlllt'mlflyfi and Fridays at 5 p. in. Leave Norwalk Tumluys.
“1:35
Housatouic Railroad
Daubury “TREE?“ Dlvlslon.
CORRECTED T0 JI'NE H. but.
Trains leave 80th .‘o'orwalk for luminary—-
it I5. 9 l8 a.‘n..12ll. 23L 5 "to?“ and was p. tn.
bundayaw a. m. and 652 p. m.
Traitor leave Dnnbury for South Norwalk~
(Ho. 7 :HJHliami II to a. tit.. ll 1. 5m and 6:!)
p..in. Sundays-Mfr a. In end 5 f. i. in.
l'rulne leave South Norwnlli for {Itlgvi‘lrhlv—
ll lz'iandDINe. m. I: ILESI. bin and 635 p. m
Trains leave Ilid vtield [or South Norwalk —
:l-i‘i’. 7 III. 9 III and 155 a. tn.. 240. 325. sworn]
to.
_ ‘.\ew York and l’lttafleld nxprma learns New
\nrk at 3:!) .ni..r‘uouth Norwnlk “it p, m..
nrrIvIng at l' ttnlli-Id my p, .n.
'l‘ittullrld and New lurk express leaves
l’lllatleld at t «Imp. m.. lh-thel 6 “up. ni.. Il'oll'
net'liug 'wlllt ll. ) I. in. train from Danhury)
afooth horwalk 7' I p. m.. arriving at New
\ "Pk “ill [0. lit. ,
'Dully except Sunday.
MAIN LINE DIVINION.
Trains leave Bridgeport M follows:
I (ll a. in.. passenger for l'itvslh-ld.
low a. m.. mediator for I'Ittnllold. making
mllnfl‘iltml or Albany and the Wait.
I" ma. an. freight for Hawk-I ville.
:l‘l’oa. Inapfnd hum-tiny” lurringion.
’ p. m.. t Mo am no ‘ “wager.
Mil p. ni.. New Milford spot-M .
6 in p. m.. New Milford almiinl.
g-ll v. m.. freight for Ureat Harrington.
I III Lbr'n" (Sundays) maxi-r for Mitchell
am n .
“'ttmunyll. menu. Vice l‘reeldeat and
more Manager.
A. W. Pattern. General T'ereenger Anal.
WASHINGTON!
SELECT TOURS
TO Till
NATIDNAL GAPITAL
Under the personally «inducted system of the
PENNSYLVANIA BAIIIIIIAD.
September 17. octolior l. is. 22. No-
vember ll. 20. Decanter lo. ‘tll.
Excurslon Tickets
timid only on It ill Train. will be sold from
”New York at
Round $l 2.50 'l'rlp
Return Coo on
the Macaulay Tgii‘mii . only on speclal train
Till-rat I mfim remand
row lanTtlt Inn-tiara} elements-Elma
In lesion“ the rllugtoo. BbMIhNor-
#9; sun Willard's llote .from copper on
“Mn-kyle luncheon on lunlay.hoth In»
A of: Humans in W
flnnlgll‘ie mud trip. w b. dad at
Will smut. TRAIN
leaves"? katllm . the l.
aims mentioned. mm A.&fl&“cml’:m'3
“din puny each party.
add if tel
.... mamas.“
last. to“- “Wi-tilitn. "3
at an den. flit-err. (Ii/u. l’ees. Amt
DF‘ u TD’I
, in and In thle town.
' 4, lilllitakarl’iGo
. .wa
Prices to Suit an.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
Hen‘iy‘wTilly.
Iifldlllkill
5| Muhington 8., 80. Harwell,
21 Main Street. Harwell.
hole-e
Bakers, ngqleclioners,
ICE CREAM.
wraith "'“°"":”il“""“""¢
PeatMosS
STABLE BEDDING.
:(llean, Economical. Healthful. at
HAZ ELTON
And
Cross Creek
COAL.
Hickory, Dal. Pine and Gheslnnl
Baled’ Hay and. Straw
GRAIN AND FEED.
HaymondBrolhers
BUT OF THE MANUFACTURER
FIVE MILE RIVER.
BABY AND D
Tilt-oldest mnnufmlurc-r of baby earring“
no» offers Rubin-«l pork (or ~nli~ In ilvedll‘ler-
out shin or running cmir: alwa grout varicl‘
of lKl‘llt‘h Illiil trimming» at price» whit-b will
he ltta’lt vii-mull and low ruhflglt tnauit the
most l‘:i~r:~linu-.
FRANK BOYLSTON
dloly
TRY THE
“Want” Golumns
(il’ THE
EVENING SENTINEL.
GREAT RESULTS FDIIDW.
Spring Styles
HATS
IN Alli. ”BAUER ANT) (“Mills 0?
lift and oItHgisGilkHals
Tloy'e lists and (laps. Crush flats for Men and
boys. Nutrla Hall This for Men at
KNAPP’S,
9| Washington St.
Particular Attention Paid to Firing,
Dlttnlng and Ironing Gilli Htte.
Economy and Comfort!
Gasoline Stoves
Ami troll Hut and Expense during
the Summer season.
We have the very but make
THE MANHATTAN
II ALL SIZES.
WITH-hermit and flo'all the work of t
with half the trouble and expense fifty
Call and See Them
M. W.WW
MGDLIHE I5 DENT! A DAILDI
no: H8
HALE ~THE “GDST DE STRAW. '
K
But one in
This again been enlarged and luiprovod.‘ Two
light and air shafts put in; more salesmen and
cash system extended to new part. and the
t‘lonks. Furs, Hen! Harmonia. and handsome
the European buyer. (Ire
l) I"
Merino and Con
September
Everylhlng now. My“!
September
CLOSED OUT AT
$2.50 to 831m;
SHBEG..;.~;.
$2.0“: regular price. saw to Elfin.
to
and imperfvt'ts. at prices that
THE BEST BARGAIN
'.. ‘7
’33.“).
Estimates
\Vc are
We havo a ll
able. including No
GEHSHDM HAYMUND
I3 NDIITH MAIN STREET,
(lllllllIlE'H ”LOCI“. NIII'T” Nilll‘leaK.
IIIATJR IN
i-‘isn. runs. ovarian. Fltl'l'l‘s
\‘I‘IHE'I‘AIlI.Ii.‘I. m’rruu. Runs.
on iii-Lula. m m is! mum one;
mu'xim ANn CANNED
ju‘lotlm ”()0le
New York Dmetd Meets Dhttp
for Dash.
$3
And you will see not only a ,
Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.“
' u. I ~
oi atnelropolllan store. The second and tldnlrgc'ufigfixnfillwin'ehe stores
And an average mluvlion of over 30 per cent.
goods. secured at a rcduvtilui. and to be
iairs Lounslmry, M
Mathewson cc (‘ofs slightly innit-rivet; hand-
>l’\\'t‘Il. Wul'lll Sim a pair: will be sold for 82.50
Bililllll't‘ in fine Oxfords. sum les
.00
which the
Making it the best 33.00 Seamless Shoe in the more I
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. '
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at
H. S. BROWN’S
South Main Street. So. Norwalk. .
THE GREAT Du tourists
W. B. HALL & CO.
BRIDGEE-‘ORT.
hundred feet of counter
room hue been added;
salesladies engaged: ceiling ' rapid MM.
minus in am ‘
aces now being sent
Dress Goods. Silks, Upholstery. Ribbons, Notions.
on Underwear
Will take plate
[4 and I5.
fl and tashlounbe in}
Dress Goods, Furs. GIoaks. and Curtain Go
Will be Introduced
2| and 22.
Imported Suits. Rich Seal Garmems
And all fashionable Furs and (‘lonks will have a special exhibition.
W . B. Hall & Co.
LGDD Pairs of Vladiss’lhoes
-———TO BE—
SPECIAL PBIGES
These shoes are 0d
d lots
sold at prices that
One lot of 300
make i win
8 EVEII OFFERED.
GLOVER & OLSEN,
8| Washington St.. 80. Norwalk.
F. H. NASH & 3R0:
given on
Plumbing, Gas lining, Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
selling
Victory. New Stamford and Silshy's Steam Heaters
no stock of
Decorated and Plain China.
The DUCII ESS and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Set and Port
w York Ranges.
II. I. I'I' MUNI'T‘.
Meats.
FlBh. Oyst
Fmils,Vegetables.Pou|Iry.
0F Md. KIND” IN THEIR mason.
A'l' WHULELALE & RETAIL.
are!)
unusuutti #5
mGEHRW---
GRAND OPENING
maketllcm
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
We quote a few prices:
(Inc lot of 2M) pairs Ladies’ Turned Shoes at
regular price $4.50. One lot of
_ athewson dz Co.’s slight-
amagvd. machine sewed. Ladies’ Shoe
pairs Lounsbury,
GHIIEG.
TI. H. II LISTED.
BENNETT It HUSTED,
28 Main Street. 80. Harwell.
.
9.}
(III
of regular
3, at
OTB.
SWAN lb BUSHNELL
Shlp Chandlers.
382 Water Street.
rim OF BANK Bflllmlll’oll‘l‘. (Pf
Pure head Zinc and (fall-title Illl. Hiring
Htmln mind m-vrythimi for Winter». Halli.
Tents. .‘ete. Spears. lie Tea is. I‘ll-l iii“
Bambool'ulom.’l'urklr.llm a an: over’ nu
unwind alum! a boat or by Ibdmmrn. item...
lion Marine Lights. AI kinda of En Iiwrn
8:18pm [flags for but-Jinan av mbllc
:lll ‘im‘l‘i Yfmtlllifl) n? )3? tier-
i-ra or m u out per sm'au I
Our (kitten li‘ml‘ge y p M
Rope Menilla so
..(,'oltoo Drudge arpuru "urinate an
are superior it until ty toauythlng made
In econmry. and the prices are right also.
Telethon. Ilse York Prices
Hem Unilemlii.
Mrs. Mead’s school
full
Girls and Young Ladies
IlE-DPEIID DIITDDEII I.
PRTGIAIIY. INTERMEDIATE, M‘ATIHMTC
ANT) «inset»: I'ltlll’MlATilllY
llfil’AllTIllN‘l'fl.
and Your on
EWEW “new
GHILBIIEN m ADULTS
Suffering with Dysentary, Diar-
rhmn. Cholera Morbua, Flatulent
Colic, and all diseases of the
Bowels, are speedily cured by
IIALE'S CORDLAL.
to take and perfectly harmless.
Never known to fall
according to directions.
DRUG "Alfim.
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David—“NEW
Min Hale carrot.
Ploaunt
traced
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