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flaring the "stool: audogood aesorbnontto _ho
‘ Milli? My.“ " £20sz emu}: mulcfl‘h
’,lttdies'audohil5rou’e shoes.’ A ladies’ lino ' '
f “31, formerly 83, and another tit Cl, formerly 32. Maroon
Bolton Shoe only 13. Children's School Shoes at '.'6 cents.
d examine these goods, as it too monetize to than
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SWEEPING A ROOM.
A MI Ilsa-aloe.» lib-uh! Proceed
will Skill and l'atlaaea. .
Ivory hounekeerter knows that there III a
martin sweeping a room which re
quires skill and patience. All the diil’ce
Oue betweena retinal.dsintiiy kept parlot
~ and ‘a.‘ a. room. lied-at with dual
. . My ’ Jim in the proper doitmol
mime work. The great mini-aka
‘ thuovioe in sweeping makes is to
“low. heavy ltrokee. 'l‘hese are mani-
Illly‘ labor thrown away. The object of
Meals notions: out the carpet; it
filohtuab theduet outoi:thecarpet.
Short, light. even strokes do the work as
it should be done? In any unrpetit lasi-
wa but to sweep it once with the grain,
then again act-om it. going over each
twnor three yards at the carpet in this
waytill Itinallawopt.
Where is a ilreplaeeit tswellto
ewe, , Itlo collect the dust in one
pile. Where the carpet is old and worn
even it is not quite as , to ,.
ltln both dinettonn, but where it la new
and there are perceptible ridges in the
waving, where dust may be, thin caution
isalwaya necessary. A Brunscla or It nap
arpet ahould always be awept in this way.
There-re many excellent houses where
than is not a propereqniptnent oi brushes.
mimddusfing sheets (or sweeping.
Before beginning to sweep a . room. all
phenol furniture which are easily I")?
ahigahould Ito dusted and net. in nu adjoin
'm All small pieces of bric-n-hmc
and other articles which are liable to catch
4h. that must he removed.
0‘ fill-liars like beds, bureaus and book-
uau; aho'uld be carefully anti closely mv
cred with dusting s _ ‘
Thwladotva Ihou d be opened and the
blinds dusted. but ii the windows are to
be Med it should be done after the
sweeping, when 'the paint is wiped. After
the that sweeping oi It room it is usually
Tait for live or ten minutes. [or the dust to
antic, when the ceiling and walls may be
domed down with the long hair brushes
provided tor the purpose. The pictures
ahould be thmughly dusted with aoft dry
cloths. Brushing around the edges oi the
urns with a whiskhrush lo a regular part
oi the sweeping and should not he omitted;
All. over a room thoroughly and
allowing the dust to nettle, it is always
menarytobmsh it over again. and it is
u to do this with a dump bmom. so an
to collect all the dust.
Wiping with a damp cloth wrung out as
dry as pouihle irom watt-r in which two
of ammonia has been put to a
gallon will brighten iaded colors and make
the earpfi look ire-h and new. Before put.
unlit. furniture hack into the room. all
Maori-endowed lpota on the paint
a woodworh should be wiped ofl'. I! there
Ina fireplace the hearth should be washed
up and the iron work rubbed oil with a rag
dampened slightly with hormone oil. it
there b brass work it should be carefully
polished. The dusting sheets may now be
removed and the int-alum put back in
place, dusted and fresh.
Such a sweeping as this is a port oi the
muiar housework every week in a house
whereihereareearpats, and every room in
the home lhouId be swept ns thoroughly us
thh. While upon this subject it is well to
that housekeepsn who are buying
heavyplae-oi furniture. not easily moved.
t
Wooten-u onlysuch loose as are
linedupoa Ieus,leavln¢s apace lot
the to pass under and collect the
“-Now York Tribune.
low to Ian... a Husband.
,fieamountoiulviosxlven to women so
to“. War We 01 retaining their
huband'e lore la wearisoma in the es
Thohetthatmuchoithlais writ-
ten ty than uninter- who have lovely
than-l. rather than as a guide
may have rude mash oi thlsqulte impree
Uni. Mar. i heard a chat hatwea
wllhh I have been pondering ever since:
“IQ"nald Ilia L. “I an: awinily (and
buband. and his a splendid iellow,
.10 you know he has aomehow acquired
the habit oi Imboillabing hie little eborlee
which.» one in the nest elallnate
intuit . at out i tat unfair-I'll,
”alumnae-teens. um I: a on
tears. and isnddmyuliwfi this?»
woman. oh lot
or “lull him that I
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meat leer
cumulatively low 0 the chin
thomthemonvlaomoahorn in
anddlrteurvlva Whenaohlldls
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disposition to hold
lhdrqqothwe
anointin-
tyialhseyu. flatuad-dmlmlme
mmwgzngtah’ht _
Aspect llil oi norm: iv not tons tension, on
that all. Wile hummer owing m
elaba' of Won the parallel barn the
more truncation is given oi a WHO
nervous pmtmttou ‘wnltinu not the 08.
"Indeed it happens not very aeldom that
the woman who bot-omen ateaelter ol pity»
dolouy haa hersell begun by breaking
down. so that though who he» thought her
eel! bent to what lbi' csills health, she
never again attains to the look oi it. Dr.
Johnson paw-lied the line ‘Who rniett o'er
1mm should himself he Iroe.’ by makio.
it read. 'Who driva- lat oxen ebonid him-
eeli he iat.‘ . .
“I! we atipulaled that every woman who
teach- people to be well should all» he
w‘ell and look well hem". we should be
carrying the same demand a step further.
"It must always be held in view, end the
writer speaks from Illlmli‘ experience. that
to attain anything like a high muacular
training for a young women in a problem
incomparably more difleult tbro the some
thing for men. Thealight excl-ea oi intiaue
ior which a healthy boy alone: with a iew
extra bout-sol sound nit-op. may sometimes
cost years at impaired health luau appur
entiy healthy girl This makes the science
oi health for women more important. of
course. but also moredilicult."~ New York
The out at a Boys' College.
The girl who goes to the university of
today. just as when l entered
there in 1872. linde her own boavdi place
in one oi the quiet homes of the p nt
little city whose interest centers in the
115w students unaltered withitdtot borders
She ‘ the '* ‘ arrangements for
her winter’s fuel and it: outrage; she finds
her waeherwoman or her laundry; she or
ranges her own hour» 0! exerciae, of randy
and 0! sleep; shgchooues her own society,
cluha and churith. The ndrioe she get-
comes from another girl student of aopho
moric dignity who charm to be in the
same houne. or [entail from It still more
advaumd young won whom she met on
the journey, or eat near int-hutch on her
first Sunday.
Strong is the oommiuhipamong three-
ambitioua girls, who 1mm one another in
loom. admonish one another in health
and rival one another in study only less
eagerly than they all rival the boys in
my time in college the little group of girls,
suddenly introduced into the army oi
young men. felt that the late of our sex
hung upon proving that "lady Greek” in-
volved the accents. and rhea women's
minds weIe particularly absorptive oi the
calculus and metaphynim And still in
those sections where. with growing erpe
rience. the anxieties about medncution
have been alloyed, a healthy and hearty ru'
lotionship and honest rivalry between
young men and woman exists. it is a
stimulating atmosphere and develops in
good stock a atmusth and independent
Manna which tell in after liter-hire. Alice
Freeman Palmer in Forum.
The Care at Sprain».
Severe sprains require l‘It‘\'ilIIOII of ill..-
limh, support to the foot and a local both.
as hot nscan be borne. to be repeated every
three hours. Alter each bath the ankle
should be wrapped generously in cotton
batting. over which should he applied a
tight flannel bandage or a loose rubber
haulage.
After the third day, the slope oi active
hypertemis (excess of blood) baring glossed,
message may be used on the parts, and
when the swelling has somewhat au [aide-i.
a starch bandage may he applied.
The splint should include theeutire (not.
except the tone. and extend metal! or
two-thirds up the leg, and when hardened
should be cut open down the Trout and
thus made removable. The hot bath
should be repeated several times a tiny.
from too to twenty minutes eta time, the
limb being dried and then well montage-d
during the intervals.
Precantlon should be used in working
the loot not to turn it in, otherwise the ex-
ternal lateral [mutant lbenI which were
torn and Itntehad—oow undergoing repair
slowly because of their low vitality or
meager blood supply-may be return. the
tender parts bruised. pain caused and re
pair delaycd.—Youth’a Companion.
Whoa Bathing Should Begin.
Bathing should be begun iron: the duy
oi birth. Lot no foolish old wife's stories
apttooryatilrat. butthlalsuxood exec
eiaa no he can have at idle time.aiwaye pro
vided ills not a severe screntning. limb-
lngia alleoaaaity to perfect health in the
development oi intents. The iact that et-r-
like-wine. netn to thrive in
Waddlnhonlya prooioi the
oi their phytloal nature. which will
in apparent health under such “lit
the ourrouudinm Sash children
t he- brn namely proved is to»
dlorlets oi cities tla «dye
u, and
squalor
mile-IN
h-about I0 dens. is
with a cup oi ruck
wonderfully sooth
lag. Only a pure soup ehonld be used. A
little doe Itareb lathe beet baby powder.
lthhudlymhto use say other [xmler
“edit: young ehild.«-liall'e Journal of
tharlghtteul
the W croutons.
Whaautlieyounaohlldtanoiteaahowa
wwwr ‘°
’l‘ unto
Vlhatfianbsa is.
can he reel-tiled by wearing specially
outdo. that. am
Permits moot be too
=atlsr.aataaoysoh%t:loflth. “:3
ouseyeonaenount lgaorsoas
eareinl a
peasant-mu
turn the us htiorenanu that mull!
not has: on any toodhaxreaahia
trait"! which they-may be an unlucky as
to be its M
Dunn good test n! lwr [unvar- ln ‘thia
leaped b to here a per-on whom one
knonlalirnawly well, but “1.qu l’roiee
aoe Barnum hue llt'll'l' sol-II before in
her aubjwmi to her aludilicui sent
tin!-~Iaadou Cor. New York World. ‘
Ia-othll. Worth urns-«uttering;
Belch.- Iow idea witiqh in worth a little »
l g "
II in the putting tun-I doc-mentioni- you
lee iohthat linen from thr- tops oi the dif-
MM 0min with “furl. well?» In rim
rate a Ironic! Int-In an?!“ point lug down
ward. M the till-Hi" produced will be
ML ll the will!» oi the article point
eminent”: will lumpy-mite. fimighi
liucaae well no curved lint-s produce the
elect ul. validity. dumhiiity :tlui “Input.
Tish h a mnntl'ucllvo Iulum. nan-pied
'10th earliest agoa (in It'll" principle
waiuaootlnmdtxlrn ItuvI Innntcls are built
in straight and CIII'YIJ tines. Ii‘ll it would
he Molly “Tom: in Iliz‘ivI‘II it munch
with menu whom- 1"ng m- proportions
would dreamttnding or straight cliect,
unlessyoa tintin- each a mum to he still
and ”.msew York World.
MS...
Velvet Listing for Medicine.
Many people avoid tuning nmiivine when
they need It on account. oi the Ilisttxn‘oubio
taste: A medical Il‘ll‘illI inform-«I nut the
otherda§ that such on omen: for refusing
Wt we.- notuwntdcal A little ex-
tl’act oi licorice destroys the taste of nit“;
peppermint wnwr lIIKflulewrl Ilm ilttllemul
moi-Alia: mill is it good :tlwlrr of the
bitter ilavorol Peruvian but-ll, and i'ltll‘t.“
that 0! Dana. Cantor oil (:ilIllltII lm tinted
II beaten and lbomuxhly mist-cl with the
whine! an 0311.
All” method. he mm, oi con ring the
nauseous tunic oi main: or emlllvoroli is
to put amitlwleIIiui 0i strum-ti ornnr'o
glue in a wincgituts. pour [inn I 5! into the
nter oi the juice. and lIli-«J «1mm» n tow
diopaoi Lhojulueupnn IIM' uli mud upon
the dip DI the ultets.»—l\'t-w York ’l'elt-
grant
A lt'lorul Barometer.
Aomali bouquet of artificial Hum-n: is
made of white limuc paper-n Imm‘h III
asters, for instance. “'Iqu iitl'lslu'tl tin-y
andlppad 'Innsolmlon oi tin- IuL‘uwim
lngruliulta: ()ne groin oi chloriulrin!
halt. “hail grain o! t‘utumoll I..." .
quarter ”ruin of gum hndxic. omwu ‘liul
grain oi Neiutu rhlortd» Itmi rim-g gmiml
of water. Proportions can in- illl‘itdud
annealing to the quantity dedml .u in-
Illld. Tu flowers oi this iItlmI Murmur-Err
becomaihht red in color when the Well“). I
iadaulp. in dry weather they assuumn
violet hue. and in protrmrlt-d stmlls u!
drought they show/II beautiful deep blue.
In ioealltleo werelgreat dam-m prevails
the solution mentioned ltilnl‘t‘ on»: 2..
mixed with It ictv drops of ul)cr’riu.'Xt ..
York Bonnier
III! I'ul’e 0! ml “II Slut-a _
.Tha preventive Turn ixui smell in an i ii
stove is to use good uIl ntul tolwp the
ttovoablutoly and [writ-oily clean. Hr. t'y
day the dues over the burner» 1mm. h-
thoroughly clennml. Sen-ml thicknm .5
of old salt cotton cloth (It‘ll urmltttl :. nu it
answer hr this purpose better than :my
brush. The oil nun-fruit illllsi mI Hum--
ooum. be filled to the brim. or III" Ivi] ”010$
out and muses a line”. Once at “wk it is
well to wash every Izetatnhle part with but
wait! and Hulda. This thoroughly all.”
ofl any dly soot which may have m't-ililtll
later] “which is the chin! i‘nllu‘lli sun-ll
~Bt. Paul Pioneer i’rcttn
was-am oi 'l’oaecw in the U. 8. 'l'reaenry.
Themaklllinl persons to identity the
not. ad bonds which were defined and
charred in the great Chicago lire were
women. There was one mass of charml
:‘operflunthe Chicago fire amounting to
m ”notation of legal Il‘lliIt'l'il, nu-
tlonal ball and iraotiunal notes, bonds
loam They were no charred that
they crumble at the lunch. This
black was given to air ladies lur
identificatiomand in the 00th of time
they accomplished their task. mm Mm
amounts trout that city were in like mnu
m Willi] “Terminat—‘VHHIllTlKIuil
Cor. “it Journal.
A Girl's surprising not.
A your; girl in l-‘rnnw. Mlle. mm-
gonnu. Ioootupllahetl a onIIIerItll musical
eat. the iraoopoaitlou oi llulrnud‘s "M-
innodouneert." which she read at eight
Ill a “It. ”It! yearn as» M. ('tlt-lu’
Franck. whowasths tlret to minimum.
dlilatlt task. received great honor im‘ the
then eon-Hares] aupsrhuatan plow.
It Ilsa ainea been emotionally retreat-d as u
moat irniotahie evidence o! the solid edit
salon in is the we at turtle-4t:
m
not:
nooks Joat under the boiling
flamed bulleit la liable to
dendrfiaepoon into the hot mutant.
sndli aerating renuiua upon the mm
"DWIMM be taken from tiredn-
etouq hill the spoon moment viron
lit: ‘ Ooh a minute more. than
til.
I! a.“ done not more easily in the
3?.th one or tanglmtiih imm
‘» m M “it? It
mahbfiifirwul receive. Doom cot
Runner “mauled” to :nnllo it «syn,
t ’3‘ t read port on every or
with a cloth. The heatelelts urn worm
toitaal Ill-a
The Mine oi ulna a memo ill-noel
dual-kn. linen Iquth to It very
premix 1min when
“mm-.urea much wear on
' " mkthumimm.
“Myhnold‘orthlneioth.
Hit Still “it
endlejbtdtohnnbeoowusn- 1'
. ital
larger stool;
l
lib of
ill iii! W to
their-ode is over;
0EilSii0M RAYMON0
i3 NORTH MAIN STREET.
. (llliililsl’lrl BLOCK}. liUi'Tii NURWALK.
out.“ ts
FISH. t'LAlIS. OYSTERS. FRUITS
VEGETABLES. BUTTER. EGGS.
i‘Ii Ell-28E. I.ARD.SIIOULDERS '
BOLOGNA AND CANNED
juzlil 3m GOODS
New York Dressed lent: cheap
for (lash.
SWAN it BlitllNEil
Ship Chandlers,
352 Water Street.
1‘0in OI" BANK BlillxiEi'lm'l'. L'l'
Pure had Zinc and (‘alt-nlta llii. SWIM
Maxine, and everythlni for Painters. Sella
Tents. .‘eie. Sworn. Tia on. To . I'ZI-l l‘ou.
Bamboo Miles. Tackle. Mouth everythin.
needed about a boat or by fishermen. lawsuit»
lion Marine Lights. Al kinds oi Engineer:
Ru lilies. Flue ior boats. houses Ind-Jlilblk
huIIc in e. Weare the root ind he quar-
ters tor lmlxi andtlyster en'mp dies.
ilur i'ottnn ll )lanllin no
Rope. ('ollnn ”My?! \ and our Links nth
Ritual are superior n dual ty runny-thing made
in the rtmntry. and the prices are right also.
Telethon. New York Price:
New Undeteolii.
ll. 1.. New Haven & "anion! 0. 0.
October 1'3, woo.
TRAINS LEAVE SOFT" NUIHVALK Ali
FOLLOWS:
Full N" Twit. A. M. ’5 lilicarttpl Mondax‘fl
ex. 5 46. till) Iili'fll rt, ti~'-')lt1'. 7 2:! mm 7 MM. 33
ex. I it? local ea res-e, lull u. lull or. I" H vs.
llél'l‘lm'niu. ‘. M.‘ Kiri-lea. ill or. :3! rl.
:Mnr. to Niatniurtl. expreeo from Hintniotl‘l.
am. l mu. out at. to Simumrtl. Io '1er. 3 Wm:
ll mu. 6 ti I123“ u. :5 ll Mk. loam. i ill-an.
Washington or nose. Huuda ‘a it its rm. us
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
l. Public ildl
"Mew-linen . idhvery he no
Ole-Huanzotoliunaadliotan
Home 3. HOW.
intn linoleum nl Main.
“Noll?” HAIR ornm. '
. ring Iaea m weir a
lemme”... ...."° with
y reunite not.
, W. 0. INNER,
Inter of Auction Water warts Assn.
“ ‘Mat’lvilluiams'mhlloa.
18“:th ‘
summit, can
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isle.
““M-saa
of Hillinerv
hit I.
p , an’iititinoy
July, Iii prices so low that _
give value in tho heart oi; the season, than after
We'llalhm
H KHTHGER, °
Ely
Goods for the,
all can have u new summer bot,
«tom m. can.
lllmlutlos.
(fill? lalseuhy
N aliiplh‘glmfmuy‘m
the -
tin; botwcmrir.
Van Name under the
gulp-motlhlfoa Name to 00.. la this
i dissolved hr’tuatlal eonasnt.
Ilium. will I’m tor all bills due
wiilbeiettlad ”grin." w by them
' theorem“...
south Norwalk. June as. in. Jul ti
5.
K RIDER.
TEACHER 01' MUSIC.
Emu ven in piano layi at reamuahle
rates. . enncea. Wa ier J. all. fitelnway
lint]: hey York. Formula apply tooraddresn
ho. A ll eel avenue. ellifltn
when“... taint
lameolngdownto
HUNT it ZELOFF’S
Fish and Vegetable Market
“'hero I ran aiwnya' lini the Mt Fl
and Vwelablee. at.» Sail and thanked run.“
oysters. Clams. lobsters:
Pure Tomato Batstlp.
a O Nip-Ices:
HeanTiIIy.
amen mutation ,
0. De
5| Washington 8... to. Harwell,
Balers, Ogyecnoners,
Hwy-ii“ " 'm’iii’m‘“
"Peat" MOSS
IIIIt IE can firm.
H AZ E LTO N
Hickory, 0d. PiIIeaIIIl lilieslnut
Baleti Hay iiilnaw
I r
wmmm‘
Emmanuflms.“
27 litin Milli.” Nilnvlil.
l ,
. ICE CREAM;
STABLE BEDDING.
.Ulean, Economical. Healthful. at
A Ill!
Cross Creek
COAL.
$200;
Gilllii 0N0 FEEII.
BaymondBrothers
Imported Sardines.
Agent» tor “‘Itlwtnou‘e Creamer)- Butter.
fir-lets tielll‘rml promptly.
HUNT & ZELUFF.
Spring Styles
HATS
IN ALL GRADES. AND CHLORS ill"
stiiiandSoii Hats,8ilkHats
\
. Hm- In! hf :inu mm, Ladie ”rm. ed Sh ‘ '_
.. Theoldr-st unionist-tut -r of h. by carrl 'ei . ‘ 5 I] 093 I:
The, a “All“ (NIH. Crush “no IO! M!“ ‘3‘ my “film airtight? Wm'h it)? “I“ in live.- iii rr— $1; Si) IU Sfi‘liu; rcgular price 84 50 One Idt of
en! it cut mun In: our: alsoogrrnt vurirl . ., , ' . . . . ‘ ' .
9"“ “m“ 5"" H‘“ '°' 3"" '“ oi min- a'ua ”minnow; M mm u "m. I. « II 3w um» Louunbury, Mathewson & 0035 slt‘ght.
be high enough :IIId ow enough to .-2m (he I IV ~
KNAPP’S,
00i at THE IIIIIurIctIIIItII
FIVE MILE RIVER.
mm! TIMIIIIuliS.
FRANK BOYLS
no
em AND uou GABRIlBES.
TON
«I idly
9i Washington St.
Panicultrlttenlion Paid to Fixing.
cleaning lillI ironing Sill Hale.
or. it ”’3‘“ l‘. .- ll it IM'. 7:. Inn. Palm. ‘wa York and l’ltlaileldoaprm leam New
h-II haw litres. A. .VI. 1 l3 rs.; 6 lo Ir. ‘3." n 3:.) , mutton", Somalis gm p, m.,
7' ironstone3 “001.. ill-ciao. l'. Riv-lili arriving at I’Iiielleld tulip. In.
Haj": flu! lemumfi caullfitwufilfrm'ufifl ‘l’ittefleld and Sew lurk Hi 0W louvre
an. D mu... " a. all Hamlin-u. “Valid-run l’itierhI at till . m. Bethe-l n p. to. Iron-
or and M'. I ‘n on". hnmlsyr H” Um. luv-tin“ with 61: . III. [ruin from Ilanhnryl
I lgav -.: .i‘. p m- Houth Nurwalk 7 I! p. In.. arriving at Sew
l-n ..1 w . M. till] an. ills on. “"3331“,",
It”! all» a. v. i": t-s.. lt’mu. 'l'lb rilaily asnpl Sunday.
as. . It 1‘. ‘ a.m. a.
rim .'. ' at those. DIM-r. Mam use un'tutox.
we... . . luau, 7 lies. “I Tralnlllearu mmInMMIm-z
.9, In: morning helm-ell tuna. m.. utter ior I‘itlallold.
My llsv es. laws. In. r ior i’lttsileld. making
ion ‘ > Ms Hhm UM connections orAlbutr the West.
E II- 121%» -u.s vim v“). I”? u. vi- ioloatn..itolghtior awle ville.
iartiordl. ii lilo. ta. 1 hi for (Treat nylon.
Luvs new roux 3m: filo; it! new W-
I‘on Nov-m .‘ionwaut. A. 30.40] as WI “all":g" gilt W‘s"
u*..7lilu?..liwu. room. times. mint. Ewenumhflwflmt invin-
énmnafix. lwwfl‘awnl‘fl‘i‘un ”gm. '5‘ In»; mm for mos-u
as. ex es. IL. on. ex. .
”$01.93.; ' ‘0' or. II “3"qu Modal“. H.9rlvlla0l.\'leal’naideatoud
In n or. are" an.” so so. -
lituta may, ' "' Aml'patmwalwm
Cobalt}. ll.Artny. '
mun-aunt. ’
Merrill Busmess College
STAMFORD. COS N.
Fall Torin its-grim September 1. Both serve.
The i'ollrge out-re tin-reused iarilliioo this year
to all who druirr a "(toluene Education. tum-
tnerelai. fihtlnhand and Typewrltinx Ara-
filillii' Ilnd Telegraphir Departments, uiih the
addition of Herman nod Arrhitwturo. Presi-
dent mu) helniorviewulnt the College ant-r
Alma»! it. i'ttmm IlhtIt'lli't‘ mlirllul. i'itilt
It'flut'n mm on appi I Ilililil. AtIlIII-su
MERRILL Ill’SINESS Ciillllfll
:5de FORD. (‘0\'\'.
Housatonlc Railroad
llanhnry aafiorwalk Division.
CORRECTED 1‘0 J l.’ NE It. llfll.
Trains leave South Somali for ilannury»
I lit. Villa. "1.. IZII. 23L I'I Itl,d:llantl lufithn.
Htmduye- It! a. to. and ”on m.
A
CHILDREN tun AfliiiTS
Suffering with l)y.~'ontar_v. Dian
rl1o-u.Uln>i«-rn Marlins. It‘lzttuia-ni
COIIi‘. and all diseases of the
Bowuls, are SIKK‘IIII)’ cured by
HALE'S CORDIA L.
to take and“ perfectly harmless.
Never known to fail if ttsml
according to directions.
0000 "ME GIST.
in
Pleasant
Train». leave halibut-y ior South .‘t'orwalk-u-
635225.9me I til. 11).. 3 I5. M6 and till:
p. III. Sundays-v Hill a. in and MI: >. m.
Trains leave thulh Norwalh tor Iiidxefleid ~
Glhandvlumnt. i: ll Pal. bill and eat p.m
Trains leave Iiid t-ileid ior Hottth Nurwalkw
gilt; to, “Band flaunt. w. an. tsunami
I ‘1. III.
SELECT TOURS
mouilmclmlt
the owes-ail, {conduct-ti Irela- ai the
Will“ illililfli0.
to 7 Suit All."
Best Material is 0
South Main Street. So. Nurwaik,
THE taut nIII taunt Ettliiiiu
w. B. HA2...L& Co
BRIDGEPORT.
ll‘hlstwnti” limin ‘ll‘TlIllYKi‘d and improved.
IL'I an arms in sale: in angry} v
emit union: l'xll'luIMI to new pnrl.nnd the one M ” I'M"
oinnteimlmlilnu More. 11
('lonite. Fury. lel ”lll’lllt'lli
lIil’ European buyer.
3.; 'u N Is
$2.00: regular price. $£
Mathewson & ('05, 51
served. WUl’iIl Saw! a p
r W?
$J.m.
and iquvrfc-cis,
[But one in
put in:
to u-t-untl and Mini
September
Everything new. eighth and inehlonehe in
Dress Goods. Furs, Cloaks. and Curtain 0000;
Will he introduced ‘
September 2! and 22.
Imported Suits, Rich Seal Garments
And all Tilt-Tlillnllillr'
5.50 to $4.3“.
iglllly
B
itIilIlI‘i' ill litw Uxft
at prices that
THE BEST attains EVER 0mm. I
CLOVER & OLSEN.
8i Washington St.. 80. Norwaik.
F. H. NASH &BRQj
liltiitmttus
sed.00mbinin30urabilityf _
. Making it the best 63.00 Seamless Shoe in the
iEVERY PAIR we RRANTED.
Call and examine them before] purchasing onyoiher thee
floors are hei new
5, and handsome lifeline-n now beinfie'nt mardmhfl
GRAND OPENING
Dresstoods. Silks, Uphiiisler. Ribbons. Helium
Merino and Cotton Underwear I
“'ilt talc plane
Furs and (‘I'lliks will how it special exhibition.
W. B. Hall,& 0 x
1,000 Pairs of ladies-{lilo § 7
nussn unfit 53cm PRICES ,
AI >l :IlI uselztgv i" tIllt‘ZiliIl'
III-:itw“. Tl -l' filth!
. M~¢'i.l‘t'tI It! a rz ‘II‘H‘UiIiUII. E‘zixti‘iciiiw 4.3.1,: this: Etholoiitihghfm .
i
GENUINE BARGAINS tor CONSUMERS.
W.- Iptnt» a fur pricmaz' ‘
« ntuugcd. Imtt'hitu- sowed. Ladies’ Shoes, at
. . ittlpt-ri'oct. hand-
illi‘: WIII be sold for $2.50
which the f,
rel appearance oi the new?
I4 and I5.
t.
( lno lot of 300 pairs Lounsb‘
D
this. sum SHoE I
I‘
pies
make
them
given on
Plumbing, Gas Filling, Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
i
We are selling
Victory, New Stamlord and Silshy’s Steam ileaieis.
\Vo have a line stock of
Decorated and Plain China.
l‘im DUGIIESS and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Bot and
able, including New York Ranges. i _
\
Port
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95 w
535%: z .
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33562. o I-
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[- 2
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upturn Ii. Meter i, ll. 1!. lie-
mter it, It, Decent"- lo. ’91.
E xcuraion Tickets
0M lab nmmgm he told how
3i 2.50 Trip
IIIItIIIIIctuI
F000 DlIS'
00IEN|IB lil EXPENSES.
”fl, 4, ,
PIMNAIIY (filliill'i'l'm)
VISIT.
$ l 5.00
THISTRAM & Hill
No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
' NORWALK.
\\ l3 .\i.lf HllifiviNil
NEW Fill DRESS 0000
IN dill. THE LATEST HIIMlEH ASII D‘Aiiitli'll. NI’H'IAL HAWAII“! IN
HOSIERY & UNDERWEA
TNISTNAN’ & III
A rum. not or , 7
teroi
ml“,
We“ Home
w
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FIIhr
NORWALK. CON
ll. I. ”WNW.
BENNETT it IINSTEB,
m Iain that. to. Mail.
I. 8. TIBET”)
Meats.
Glisten.
i) mm
Mill laudaunlvi them
autism. psi-pies who-sat
Millennium
I
out mm min
detainee.
Norwalk Chronicler