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H. HARVEY
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veilo'er all tbeoity hung.
theearthq‘aske'saiar.
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#fi’ AmhouIIdfrn-thr
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THEIR TRIO.
ladies
baatfiand iakatainedflngersoi
elaspt hitof tortoise shell which is
nokasminaofllnkedewestnesa from her
mandolin.
Ionian—Hurry up new. girls! After
we've worked aohardto gettheroom,
wemuatn’t wasteamiuutel (Strikes the
f. , In notes of the prelude with an alt
. which plainly signifies that she means
shall be no trifling.)
(impatiently. as ii string snaps.
--'1'here goes my string. Bother! That' i
always the way when flu in a hurry.
to nothing more provoking than a
' little banjo string.
Tube—Unis. it’s a Greek verb. l‘vt
worked for hours——
Hahn—Where is my banjo bag? 0i
mitmustgoandgetitself lost
Well. if I haven‘tbeeneittiugouittlu
whole time! i thought i wasn't just
My comfortable. Here, Lou, un-
puoker it for me. while I take out this
string. I'll only be two minutes.
laude (cheerfully helping herself to a
ayltalliaed cherry )——I think I have my
partnerfectly now. all but that horrid
divutl-sIneut on thelastpage. Oh. it
Iffllinthat I’ll feel likeaxpiringl l'll
never tskepart in another concert. It‘i
too trying. he had enough trouble
ova my gown to drive one mud. Oh.
lirh. I had- such a lovely letter from
Anne this morning!
lamise(intenselyinterested)~—Did youl
What did she say? i suppose they' re
awfully happy?
Maude (con expressioneyliappyl -
Helen (whose countenance has been
contorted by saws-ions of acutest an
gut-h during the tightening of her banjo
stingy—Ami u be as devoted as ever?
Hands—Devoted! Well. they' re siui
”sciatic! I wish I had brought the
lettu. If I had bud any idea that Helen
was going to keep us uniting like this~
let’s see—perhaps I can remember what
them (Clasps her was about the
neck d her guitar and recites with
closed eyes)-"Yea. we've been marrieda
wholemonth uow.deaiestlande, and]
can truthfaly say that lhveo‘t a single
mt. Indeed, I never knew what hsp
m was before. Harold”-—-—
loube (murmuringy—llow lovely!
lauds (continuing to quotey—“Elarold
h the personification of—the maiden
a (1" —— wl I can't remember
it's of. but it’s something sweet.
(whose interest in the letter has
caused her to allow the peg to slip. and
whouowrasumesher struggle with the
Mastery atriug)—-Well, she ought to
he hppy. I‘m rare! I never saw such
Wt was perfectly abject. He
moves hushed at the rest of us it
Aloe-‘—
“(down—But also had only
a year.
“(meaning to he very ureasflo‘
-Iauppoae Louise thinks people oughl
to” up together. or else demand a
ewfileate oi————
lain—lotus”! Butayearl— And
yuuknow. girls. Hal used whoa--
“(vehemeutibeelh what if he
did! Belen't anymore. lle's all right
auwaudhe inpiyadoresAlice. He'd
:loshwl mum talk so. Lois
IIIWIM em up do»
“Berber.
looks—Yu-endiaimed than for a
Hands—Possuimdldyousayl Well
Altesnysrhellkssanoe
mm W Ire-r!” Why.
Waveryoueknowsthst love isn’t
memo... .........
W (damn-«Nell. i do! 0|
mlbu'toieao thatitliinkprople
monastery-Mums» 1..
'sSc 001 Shoes at 75 cents.
”smokes wxlgenwnt is better than r
W marrisge. Don’t be bureaus
Helen—A girl ' . “is business 00 I“
assassination". Iciusn. idiaflsea
flirtation—it’s so con: noon!
- Halide—-
That's ii by I detest Margaret
Cam In. The way she tri—w-
, Louise-Bot. Helm. motions people
make mistakes.
Helen—It's usmliy their own Mi. ‘
Hands (dramutieully l—ls it?
Unless you can muse III a crowd slider
0a tbeahseot (see that fixed you.
0qu- you on two as the angels may
With the breadth of hca'ven betwixt
lists- can dreniii that on oath ls fast
'l' :and unbehoosht
Unh- vou can die when the not.
0h. never call it bring!
(Helen sighs exlnnsively. lsouhn looks
' vely through the window. lauds
her lavender harness. There is u
dead silence. )
“Helen (abruptlyy—Girls. what does
behooving" mean. any wayt
ulaude—“Behooving? It means—"Be-
huoving" means—Ionics. what does “be-
having" mean?
Louise (earnestlyy-Now. it seems to
me that I'd havoto know a martini
worthy—no matter how fascinating.
He'dhsvetoattractuiebyhisgoodneea.
lauds—Ugh! ‘Goodnessl' fliers are
. lots of good men I simply abominatcl
. Themsnllovemuatbebraveandcul
turod. and he must love me better than
hielifeorifihonor or--or anything! I
heliovelcould overlook a man’s faults
if he loved me to distraction.
Helen (conclmlvelyy—li'heu he'd be
good for your sake.
lands (with the fervor of youth and
inexperleuceHlf course he would.
That'swhcrea woman’s poweroomeein.
Inuise—thgirlstalk as ifamau
were a pliable clay image.
Helen—Well, not exactly that. but
pretty near it.
Maude—l believe that when It womnn
inspires the right kind of love——
Helen—What is the right kind?
Louise (solemnly)—Paul says:
love” —-
Maude—Horrors! Lou won't let the
least shred of romance into her views.
Now. 1 want my husband to adore me.
No matter how frivolous 1 am. he must
consider me perfection. I don’t want to
heruled orrevereuced. i just want to
beloved. I want my husband lobes]-
ways thinking about me, and doing
things for inc—hand me a cherry,
Helen. Fred Willard sent me these.
lovely. aren’t they? Well as l was any-
ing. 1 want my husband to be intellec-
tual and handsome; and (as an after
thought) of course, he must be good;
but. no matter what else he is, he must
be devoted to me. My ideal man isn't a
cold blooded being. like that look crew
tore we met yesterday who goes about
doing good works. Nol He‘s young and
chivalrous and mtriotic. and cultured
and unselfish—
Helen—Do you think he exists on this
poky old planet?
Louise—The highest type of mun—-
Maude (impatiently)—Do listen to
Lou! It sounds like once! Bu-on'aes—
says. Goon!
Iouise—I don't ask for o perfect man:
but I do Insist that he should have lino
instincts. He should love nature and
beauty. He should live for other than
sordid aims—-
Maude (nibbling a cherry)-\'es. In-
deed! I do so hate a stingy man!
Amine—And. when he marries. he
should seek a woman to be his compen-
iou and helpnseet and inspiration. And
his children—well I don' t see how a
nisocaobehadithehssehildreol
Maude-I think Louise is cut outta
be a spiuster. and deliver lectures before
all sortsof women's societies and as»
stations and that kind of thing-don't
you, Helen? imagine the agouirs a man
would have to go through before he
could understand her! What were you
going to say. Lent
Eda-olive goiugtoeaklna ifher
ideal men must be educated
bruise—Well, not necessarily. [could
loveainanwhohsd nsversnteredsool»
lqe if he felt within his soul the desire
toknow and the purpose to Improve.
and if-——
Haudc—«Tiwro abogoes agaiul That
poor maul
bulls—And it I felt that l was neces-
sary totiie highest development of his
naturesnd that hewasneceeaaryto
ruins.
Balsam-Beers: himeyou want tore
duosnisrrlsgetoascleuee. You'lltske
aliashaod toiurtber your development.
"Men
Just as you'd take s tooieor~ev as
dustbin--
Naude—Oh. Helen! flow perfectly
ridiculous!
Helms—Did you ever moot a man that
suns up to your Ideas Louise?
We (promptin— Certainly not!
homers. f (10,111 marryhhn-that is. if
Maude—Now. when l marry. it will
(At tlaiutant the clock atrikssthe
hour. lauds
WW
loan iant knocking at the door.
Cries of 'fl'iioe’s up!“ "list us let”)
Olin. (retain-(any, as
tkdrnscieebd mil mm
ablean.
~Amylliaabethhelghinvifatefisid‘s
Washington
A flirty Kitchen.
25min? Imagine?!
«ennui:
‘l’e ‘l'all a . art's ltataa.
ltwas a young married woman who
“like. She was dining with her but»
band a the plum of a hotel.
“if you have till" doubt." said she.
“about the relation-billet a massed
woman when you see them at aplaes
like thisthsre is one \«ry sow wayof
settling whetherm n )l. llii _\ um married
,Wlien the waiter mat: worn the chi-I: k
lathe dinner. Willi-h l'i'v- mm “in: is
goiuxtopky it. 1’ L. lie ‘Ivutirlt i'oil'llizil .
atthe check. crushes it in i- l i not and
hands the \val: . r it too dull; ti hill with
out looking to see how tun-uh ili'till‘tN. lie
is uoteven o-Iigngod in lilt'z'll’i who is
with Mill. liml stands in wound Ito-mi of
her opinlmt of him.
“if intakes the check moi :‘l’ttlm it
with some remand thui quivtl} L; III-ls
to thewaitern Nllll I: mroii noting the
totahhe is very blah ”mogul to the
girl, and is willing for her to think him
busiuenlike null platen.
"If. however. heal: id‘s the writer to
place the check 0.; tIo- table. and leaiw
ittbere‘ for his unumnioii to see and
study, then they are imirriml. it is only
themarried mun dining with his wife
who will all back tutti think of other
things while his check awaits settle
useutinfull view of melody omiaite.
Before marriage he would not allow her
mind torealiss anything so onromsntic
asthe price of the delicate vinnds she
consumed. and even during the engage-
months would not xa‘rmIt hnr to think
of such material questimis.
"A year after marriage however. they
distill! topther the prose on the bill of
fare, and when the (”llt‘ik is made out
the wife is more anxious than the loo.-
band to know how liliil‘li it rmm-e to.
Therefore. the married mm ullmvs hi.
dinner checks to rrIIIaiII on the table in!
hia wife's inspectionT—New York
Letter.
Catching anJq-lit.
In the shoal writers rill-rig the use):
aoutli of Us!» iivnlnpeli tI-rmpiu are
caught In various way s. llmlgea Ilruggml
along in the wake of n soiling vessel pic I:
them up.- -Nets sin relied norms mum
narrow arm of rim-r or Inn entangle the
feet of any stray termpiu in their Int-shes
but these require the ( onstmit nth ml- .im e
oi the fisherman to save the I-zItle from
drowning. in the Winter. in the deep-r
water. the termpin rise from Ihrirmiuhly
quarters on mild. sunny days and crawl
along the bottom. They are then taken
by tonal. their wherenlamts being "lieu
betrayed by bubbles.
Turtles will rise iii any noise. run!
usually the fisherman only chips ill“
hands, though each hunter has his 0 I. ll
way of attracting the termpiu. (II; .~
hunter whom i saw uttered Is queer gut-
turai noise that seemed to rise, from his
boots
Whatever the noise. nil turtles within
hearing—whether iomipin or "stump. l'
—-—vvill puttheir III-ads above water. liulx
are welcome and are quickly Sillil in IR.
marketnicn. The snapper slowly upponrs
and disappears, leaving warmly ll rippli-
and the hunter cautiously apprmehiug
usually takes him by the tail. The tor
rupiu. on the unitrary. is quirk. and Will
d in an oblique direction. so that
A hand net is needed unless he happens
to come up near by. If he is near enough
themau jumps for lilill. 'i'hetime in!
hunting is the still hour at either sun.
rise or sunset—St. Nicholas.
Qlurcollactloa II the Dead Letterulflra
No brief list could summarise the in-
numerable strange thi rigs that have fallen
bitothehandsotthedeadioitor ofleein
W-hingtou. There arsopiuni pipes and
packages of refined opium. bottled speci—
mens of dilemt kinda of Iiiinerul formu-
tions thrown up by the Cliariceton earth
quake. boxes of cartridges, wrciwiim
caps. quantities of firecrackers quI no
pedoes. false teeth. corn trunking gloves.
every imaginable sortoi kitchen utensils.
carpeutcra' tools, horns. Iainbonrines
banjos. hlmmuicas. gold headmi canes
and even ”spirit photographs.”
Inn! of the objects accumulated come
under the “unmailable” haul, being of
glass or “pointed instruments" which“
might damage the malls. liottlw or
surgical tools are not carried by Uncle
Sam unhasineloeed to wood or tin. One
hundred dollare' worth of nuggets of
cold in a box came in a while ago
are awaiting a claimant. Llltcvl‘lsi'
Adamaged PAW hat. which had liu lill’
m. and A Mile (loll about the stats“
of a baby. There areemoe gloves Irom
atearoabip gregon which were ll-i
monitor water. though they seem in
matasustch. Some wedding mile
5 «Elliott in the museum that is ility
a: old—liens liaehe in ”w York
Inna; Isa as Asst-ore.
Keats was dead when ins. ll little om
his twenty-lilth year. Slmlley wrote
metheusiluboood”aud the "(lilo lo mu
West Wind“ at twantyels. Byron
startledthe town with "English Bord!
and lieutek Reviewers" oi twoutynoue.
and at twenty- four "vote up and found
pill!” W by tile whiicaiionoi
“(.‘hilde Harold.” Burns was but
”But,” when bewas thellooul
the assess in Edinburgh. Campbell
blished his “Ploasurta of firms" at
wentrtwu. Ckattertonwss outright
an wmflniahed histtfo's weird. The
[flat elm himself was sonata
whislilils mum Minnillh
ultimatum returnees.
\YIllIamR Swnrilsl
u».m.. mww “mm
.o
"Queen Ilab" at twenty.aml the "l’m- *‘
stills
liliohuolloltlllltl.
wtimeof’tbeyeurmndrutherthonwult until we
Iwillglvetoalldesireusot purebssingiiillloeryiloods for
itbofJui ,stprleessolowthutolloonhuvounewsummerhot.
‘ rtogivevniusmthorhesrtof themthenofter
, thehadsisover.’ . I
no Illiltll mo amnion missile.
H KRIEGER
‘ mw- wwwWW
' gills-Immune
MWCNI.
Ill ti
"Mg-u. all»:
Rhone...
Booth lies-walk. Junelhlli. is.) if
.I. ERANK RIDER.
TEACHER Ol' NUBIC.
Lmuafilveuiu mW-Tt‘gimaliw Steinway
ital Neerk. !' to
Nah‘sznn or mapplytooraddreas
. Where are YoII Going?
lamluingdoimio
RUNT db ZELUFE'S
fish and Vegetable Market
Wherelcanalw nudtliel'reahcatl'ish
mvm amwimsuomm
Oysters, Clams. lobsters.
Pure Tomato tattoo.
I Imported Sailors.
Agents for Waksmans Creamery Butter.
Orders delivered prompt tlv.
HUNT & ZELUFF.
CERSHCM RAYMCNII
i3 NORTH MAIN STREET.
(DIBBLK'S BLOCK). SOUTH NORWALK.
DIAL!" i!
visit. (mus, ovsmcs. FRUITS
vrxae'mumi. BUTTER. EGGS.
cuisines. LARD. suouwsns
BOWNA AND CANNED
jueosm ' Goons
llevi York Dressed lists Cliesp
for Cash.
SWAN BI. BUSIINELL
Ship Chandlers.
362 Ylster Street. .
FIIIIMI‘UI- HANK Billion-1PM: ’.l' I'l'
_ l’u ’ure l‘mi Aloe and (alums Ull Suing
Stagi neverythflxm for Painless. Hallo.
Tents. eta. Spears. Til-:5: l-Iei i‘iiu.
“Ream Turkic Hooks eterythiu.
needed about a boat or b In
lieu liartne Lights. Al kinds of “En
so miles. Flags for trials. houses
bu lili “2 are the
ten for lrwlglnrumiuym r‘lealm supl
Our (‘otton hm Maullla
ibipe (Notion Dru-cl o \h “uand our Link as
Rings are superior II quai ly toany thing made
III the muntry . and the prices are right aim.
liters
nhltc
litres! heal lull“?-
illiiy
Spring Styles
HATS
TN ALL GRADES ANT) COLORS 0F
stiflandSoII Rais.8ilxllals
Boy‘s liats and Caps. Crush lists for Ken and
lion. Nutria Soft lists for Men at
KNAPP’S,
9! Washington St.
Partloulsrttteotion hill to Firing.
, Cleaning and Ironing Silk lists.
Merrill Busmess College
«mono CONN.
t'ali Tenn begins September" .. liothse
The t ‘ullege 01ers increased facilities this «or
to all who desire a neon Education. (,om-
menial. shorthand and Typewriting Ala—
drink aml Telegraphic Departments. with the
addition of Herman and Ari hits- lure. i'resl
ilt' -nl may he interviewed at the i ‘olirge nfti-r
August SI. l‘orresysmiiem-e mllrilmi. i‘nts
logos-e semen application. Address
October 1). teen.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NURWALK as
FOLLOWS:
Foo :wk'oiut. A. M. 5illiexrtpi.‘hmrla)ai
ubfillllllotialexqflhfiar. ism. 7851:me
emsllllocalex mu Dill or was In. lull u.
lllfiloraiex. ’li. ~l2zt5er. llivl 3mm :3) er.
tibiae. to Stamford. Insure-mi mirttaniford.
iléhifilcx. Elfin. lofitaiiifnrii "Baler. Ewan.
emu. Misc :5II'L a In... Isiil Slat. ..llrta.ni
Washington] or roan.l {inn-III s but ss.. 5“
or. Bill as. .f. in 7: M. .llalu
hon N8“ liavss. A. ti'l ex. .. Bio ac
ire». Dillon. miss. i' \i not
lav. “liar
”outfit,“
ltlllni nigh
Momentum u. "n“...u "it:
shout-the In ”villain. new aliwhu
mom: .I“ Rom: “runs
as i.
am. sisal a. it. liwlilelIilt‘t‘l’rw-s.
0. LP. IIIORRE‘LL.
Juoi'icrA or rm: on ”was
luau mum m on"
III Iv lotion um. soon. mos. anti mil
LESLIE sun-H.
Must i}. it. Artsy.
JUSTICE UP THE PEACE.
W Roo- 1. Public “livers Aladdin
Oltesnuruttelimsauteimlfl
._.—
IibiiER s; ”emu“
TBIB'lilOII'. I" TOE. Pd“. IEBBILI. nesrnssscousos:
liever Underselii. _ . , “Alfonso“.
II. 1.. New Haven t Hartford II. II Housatonlc Railroad
Daskary aaEV:r;:lk Division.
CORRECTIONJUSBII. lat.
'I‘ralns leave Booth Norwalk for treasury—-
tilllflamflll. satiatiand loin. in.
Sunday-43a. In. and “zip
'l‘rsius leave Danbnry forp moth Norwalkm
sasx himaadlleliamiqi “I and. 03!
p. in. Sundays ~lilba. to omit pin
Traiualcave thiutb Norwalk for hinfleld—
aadvlllaun. llllfi 35.510 ands 3p
Rid mouthwash-i
is: “anodised.“ “if. No.35. hilland
"h’uw York and l'ittaiiehl express leaves New
York at an 111.. Booth Norwalk is! p.uI..
' mlvi ltsdeldB Bill
2.”is:..a:.:lL3.Ed’:.III3Td$ '1’“! and New Bfork ex ress leaves
slander. .. 12:5 a.ni...er Sumiayswitb Inn. l'ltlatlsld:atil1l£.miteils p. m.. Iron-
Ullaeq a.m.; disu- .m. In train (nun Danbury)
ton “aurora: 31110 u, on; a. [truth mwalk' lp. nI.. arriving at New
P. hi.- umi. “nu. lust-"713 YMIIIIIMI.
“Figulirtiinlilrlgb.mf melliiac. ’ilsl. Dailvesmilunday
Ultra. RN n—Iris er. Htsr..‘l taunt ti IAlhl UNI DIViithN.
u, gm Moods mm“; Mug.” Trains leave Bridgeportasfollows:
New llaveua'nK‘Hprl ngltemld 7"”- no, new for P" “livid
lit “sh fihonlloo I mh'mnm‘ll' or myii'om' m“.
‘53::- “ID ex. (“viaI biprlu‘ilehll. ill: er. (\ a rg‘“" ‘g‘?' "m.
LEAVE NIW YORK {39?}: slums w.
“VOflMmNOIIAIJ. A. ".4“ er. . t: m
(bins-ruin soI ac. ulna. mile. ,3. M,"
w...“ Poll «full “reel sates.
'b‘m'" mm ”' 7‘ Mmmiornusosu
liter. .lllesnller..illias..l “truss"! Pm “WAN“!
u u'ioodawullufflmsowiilseu nu .lrravaasoii.Vlesl'residsataad
"”i’ ;, WW”-
VIA liiliBIUil I
sneer rouns
'l'O'l’llI
‘NATIUNAL CAPITAL
lladsrtksssrssssliyeouieetsdmeuas
Will“ RillllBAll.
Beytewker l1. October 1. it. ll. ile-
veaher it. II. flees-her to. ’st.
(Excursion Tickets
Mulyuw ”will basal min
Bound sl 2.50 Trio
W. Peat Moss
0. UIKLIU lI BUR
cam
5| rooms 8.. to. Israeli.
21m Street. rim '
L timin-
Bakes, Consumers,
[CE CREAM.
% r. is'Elml W'mmm
STABLE BEDDING.
Lille-ll. Economical. Healthful. at
BALE THE BUST BF SIRAil.
Cross Creek
' COAL.
Hickory, Cal. Pins and Chestnut
WOOD.
Baled Hay and Straw
CRAIII AIIU EEEU.
RaymondBroihers
BUY RE THE MANUFACTURER
FIVE MIL! RIVER.
4!...
u vanes KM“ \’~
BABY AIIU BBLL CABIIABEB.
Theoldeet manufacturer of baby carri
now offer» tin {shed work {or «aim in live di or-
arm Ire of running gear; al~oa great variet
ice and iriInrni at prions which wi
:1“th enough and ow enough tosuit the
FRANK BOY LSTLOIN
CHILDREN m ADULTS
Suffering with Dysoiitary, Diur—
rhwii. (.‘liohmi Moriiiis. Flatuloiit
Colic, and all diseasm of the
Bowels. are six-edily cured by
HALE‘S CORDIAL. Pleasant
totako and perfectly liziriiiioss.
Never known to fail if used
according to directions.
URUC HALE CIST.
All Horses sold bv this ee-
M. HLliahSXEEONS,
"WEB iev.
Brookslde Stock Farm.
Line.
Trotting Horses. Pacing Horses, Fine Couch Horses, Elegant
Roadsters. Heavy Truck Horses. Family Horses, Grocery
Horses, Farmer-3’ Horses, in fact, Anything in the Horse
*To HORSE BUYERS
A MAGNIFICENT
PERFONALY CONDUCTED
FUUR DAYS' VISIT.
‘ :5 l 5.00
CCYERIIC mitt .ElPEISES.
HAZ ELTON .
fi- BENNETT it BUSTED,
I:
‘ Andyouwlllseonotoolyo ,
Neat and Perfect Fittinlr s; . .Q
{But one in which the q
Makingitthebesttaoofieamlessfihoeluthemarket.
lEVERY PAIR WARRANTED. ,
(loll and estuine them before purchasing any other out.
BRIDGE.“ PORT.
and improved. Two but». If
more salesmen h”and aaiesluliiflsa 1W ailing
lit" and! L j ..
of a j‘lnet ropolitan store. mmond and “53513.3". are being“ the m a. ‘ ’6
lake. Furs. seal Harmonie, and handsome dresses now being “Florwarllwr ‘ L
European buyer.
GRAND 0OPENING»
Dress Coeds Silks Upholstery Ribbons. Unions
Merino and Cullen Underwear
Will take place ‘
September l4 and I5.
Everything new. stylish and fashiimabe in
Dress Goods Fm Chats and Cunain Coed
Will be introduced
September 2| and 22.
Impened Suits. Rich Seal Garments ‘
And all fashionable Furs and Clocks will have a special exhibition.
I CCU Palrs iii Ladies’ Shoes >
cmsrn uufli SEECIAL PRICES
Ami nu xiii-rug. mini lion of over 30 per cent.
grinds. secured at n mluction. .uui to be
Has asiaga n beeucn
light and air shallow;
cash system extended to
sold at prices that make them
8‘2. 50 to 8:} 00; regular price 84. 50. One lot of
Mathewson & L o. s slightly imperfect, haud- sunE
GENUINE BARGAINS fOr CONSUMERS.
20!) (Pairs Lounsbury, Mathewson & Co.’ 5 slight—
sewod. w urtli $5. W a pair: will be sold for 8:. 50
THE BEST BARGAINS EVER BFFEIEB.
Estimates given on
snnESI I, amaged, machinesewed, Ladies Shoes, at
GL’OVER & OLSEN,
Plumbing, Cas FiningJin and Sheet Iron Work.
These shoesureodd lots of regular
One lot of 300) pairs Ladies’ Turned Shoes at
8'2. 00; regular price 21'}. 5D to $4. 50. One lot of 300pairs Lounshury,
and imperious, .it prim s that make t em
8i Washington St.. So. Norvvalk.
We are selling
, Yictnry. New Slamlord and Silsby’s Steam Healers.
We have a line stock of
Decorated and Plain China.
[he DUCIIESS and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Bet and Port
able, including New York Ranges.
TRISIRAM ll RYATT.
No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDINO.
NORWALK.
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