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“Withcraelouaband :9th all binomia-
eoud pm.
And Mini manure of reward forecast.
m naught that gloried hia brief day.”
Yetwhnthe brother who alongonr way-
Prune with his burdens. heart worn in the
allite—
l’aitera before us. how we search his life,
Ounure. and ateme punish while we may!
Ohweary are the path: of earth. and hardl
E firing hum alone are min to guard.
begrudge not to the lore distraught
‘ reverent ailenee of our pitying 1.12th
life. too. it mred; and be best forgiven
Who aaya. “He em, but” Itewlerlyl "he liven.”
——Nary Manes [Nae in Benton Woman's
Journal.
: V 7 l V
; THE MAIDLNS LEAP.
The Inn had sunk behind Ben Nevis’
towering triple park. and the mountain
cut-deep shadow over the mtie of in-
Veflochy and far out upon the placid blue
water: of Inchiel.
A merry group of Highland lads and
insemwere congregated upon the green-
zward before the caet‘lc's walls, threading
with‘joyous stepsthe mum; of the dance,
tothe inspiring notes of the shrill hagpipe.
All was mirth and glee, when an un—
toward accident disturbed the harmony of
the scene. A band of Highlanders do»
mended the mountain pasta, driving before
them a herd of cutie. A bull, shaggy and
untamed, broke from the herd, and with a
ferocious bellow dissiml toward the circle
of dancers.
With shrill cries they broke up their
apart and fled in all directions. The in
{Irritated animal singled out one. lair girl,
probably attracted by her scarf, the pre-
vailing color of which “'M mi. and cloudy
pursued her.
Though fear lent her wings, the mad
beast gained upon her. lie was close at
her heels, his head ievelul for the plunge,
when ataii Highlander apmng before the
flying girl, grasped the hull by the horns,
and with a Ilexterous movement hurled
the huge animal upon ifs but. Ere it
ooflldrise to its feet again, the drove-rs,
who had been swarming to the “remit: of
the girl, hound it securely “‘llll cords.
When sanded to its feet again, the hull
moaned plaintivcly, and looked around he-
wildered and subdued by itsrnugh tumble.
The'villagern of interim-hr tbronged
around the [nun who had performed this
gun: feat of Inu~cular (strength, and the
fair girl he had saved limidly thanked her
deliverer. They all gnu-d curiously upon
him, for it was now perceived that he did
not. wear the tartan of the t'limpla'lls. and
wasaatnngcr.
He wean boy in years, not over twenty.
andyet fully develop-cl, standing; toll .nix
feet four inches in height. clad in Highland
costume. which displayed his well pmpor
tinned form to great advantage, and wear
ingan eagle’s feather in J.i~ lmIIm't, II11~
symbol of a thief. iii-i tuna-t. nrnhic-III,
"round an the Inoon," t‘nl‘t'ml uith ox
hide and studded with line-.4 knoha, hung
around his neck. The hill. of at huge two
handed claymore pooped from under his
left and, and a long dirk rested in the
sheath upon his right thigh. I'lad in this
picturesque garb, with long flowing locks
of light brown hair, a ruddy mmplexinn
and airtight blue eye, he ms a fine type of
theae ancient warriors of the line] whom
the hard (ht-lien has immortalized in Minx.
“W'hatis thy name. pretty Tussle?" he
naked the girl. when she had thanked him
for the good service and stolen It glance ol
admiration at the frank, open face and
stalwart form of her pmerver,
“I am called Annie of Lochiel," the an
awered, timidly, yet. with a tweet smile
that had a strange fascination for the
young Highlander, who found it impel-oi
bletowithdraw his gaze from that win-
ning face. ,
"Are you 15 Cameron of the Clan Loch-
iell" he naked, eagerly, and with interest.
“Not-he!" broke in one of the men of
.1nverlochy, who wore the badge of an un-
der chief. "She is a Oimpheii. and we call
her Annie of Lochiel because she was born
hyyonder water. Her mother wait a Mc-
Lean; she died when Annie wua an infant;
Her father was Duncan Campbell, Third of
Horne, and he malaln by the Gonlotw
of Huntley in the mid of Gariocb. There's
her hbtory in a nutshell. I that tell it to
youamflaleolm MlcPhie,captnln of In»
verloehy,und now, my brew mute, who
areyont”
The Highlander reared his tail form
with haughty pride as he replied:
"I amAlaater MacDonald. um of Coli—
of‘tholeftrhand. chieftaiu of Minguny and
Klntyre.”
A bus: went around the circle at them
word». The MacDonald: were a bold and
warlike clan. and Coll-of‘the-left-hond was
not unknown to fame.
”I have heard of the chieftain of Kin.
tyre," returned Malcolm MacPhie. "but
clothey call him ‘of the left handi’ "
I I know not." anawered Ala-tar
caret-sly. "union it be that be can wield
hi- elaymoreaawellwiththelelt hand»
with the right.”
A murmur of admiration greeted thin
announcement Strength of limb and
akill in arms were connidered great virtue»
iatheaewarllkedaya
”Coma, Am," cried Malcolm, ill-
NM bytha‘hoid heat-lug of the
. ”flan he prearrred
curfairmtlnalden fromacrnel death.
Bid-with me in luvulochy for a few day:
tut. the Intuit-lit, of our ancient
eaatle.”
“Then in no feud between our clam."
mead Aluter.“and 1 accept. your of~
mmmmmm.
Mn 0 hadeame to ruethe
Iqaluit” which had induced himtoln»
vita the young Highland chieftain to enter
the walla of Cutie laverlochy. It aoon
ttootherl beside. himlf
M the HAIaaterhed found favor to
”I of y Annie of Lucille]. A
meme-l tohare arisen at
meeting of thla young pair. an at-
“fltloawhleh their mm uotalowtn
which was revealed In lin-
i
and
k, my chin and Mountain Seek
other bride. Master Educ Donald, for 1mm.
in to be my wife.”
Master’s oyms wen.» tired upon the little
window,“ he listened to these words, and
he'eaw-fair face appear there. An en-
ergetic shake of the head unit! very plainly.
”No, no!” to Malcolm's assertion. and the
fair vision dizmppeurcd.
“l with you joy." replied Master. with It
quiet emiie; “happy will he the man who
mile the lovely Annie hia." ”
A white hand was waved for a moment
from the casement, and qnigkly with-
drawn. Alaster was understood and an-
swered. Malcolm was totally unconscious
of this novel mnmihip.
“A rare place this for an malade,"aaid
Allister, leaninuover the Intranet and point
lug to a spur of Ben Nevis that. reared in
craggy head almost one level with the hair
tiemeuts.
"For a goat, yes,"anewered Mulcoimdl»
dainfnlly. “No human being could scale
you did. Look at the distance; it is twelve
feet from the battlemont, with It yawning
abyss between. An enemy will never enter
Inveriochy from that quarter."
"A lover might. scale yonder cliti to
speak with his succulent-t," returned Al-
lister carelessly, “and he would think
lightly of the danger for the boon oi one
sweet smile."
“And break his neck for his prune," an
lwered Malcolm with a laugh. "Conic,
tho night. is nearly spent, and you are wul'
come to a share of a soldier's couch."
They left. the lxItIleInente without fur-
ther words and descended to Malcolm‘s
chamber.
In the morning early Aimter departed,
for he had no excuse to prolong him may,
and Malicolm Muchie drew a long breath
of satisfaction when he saw. the stalwart
form of the young Highlander diwpwnr
up the glen.
That night when the moon veiled her
silvery flu-c behind the towering head of
old Ben Nevis, Annie of Lochiel wondered
pensirely upon the lelilt'mt‘llibtll inver-
lochy, gazing ever and anon upon the one:
gy platform that juittrd out. from the
mountain's attic.
A tall form emerged from the shudons
and advanced to the edge of the lilill'.
“Alana-r?" whialxrrmitin- Inuni ill cnu
tions tones, imnliuu over the Immprt,
“l mu not II. goat," almwmi [\lilalei
withaglm-wuzn-inn-1h. “but it is even i,
Alto-(er, fair Annie?
“How bmve you arc!" Crll ll the maid,
involuntarily. "You inm- lliltlt rgune thin
danger to we nIb once :tgui u 1’"
“You know right well What luringu me
here. Annie. l lmu you. Short “$011?!ch
quaintnuce has been, you lum- enslaved
my helm. l have scant time for wooing.
.\ly presence here may he discovered nt any
moment. if you bid.» in lIIrt-rlwhy, it will
be to become the wife of .\i:IluIlIu.\l1u>
Pbie. Fly with nu- Io the land of Kintyre,
and share It chieltnin's home."
“Allister, 1 would willingly II}; with then
totem-Inc tin- IlrI-adml fan- Ihut awaits mo
hen". but low. litil l I» .13." .\l.ll. '
MXICPIIIP lute w:;h-ln~:l lllt' tlmriy :Ill
day“—
"Ayeuuni he \illll'llt‘v tin-e now," ll'll‘ll
Malcolm, Siltllll'lll} mu rging upon the but
tlement. "l‘irltiu judo! didst thinktn out
wit tut-P"
Annie uttered a faint shriek of despair.
“leap, Annie. leap," cued Ahblm’, in
sharp, ringing tours. “'l'hc .wpucc is unr-
row—epring boldly from the pamper—thy
lover’s arms await thee!"
Scarcely conscious what sin: did—ho
polled by desperation and that instinctive
feeling of obedience which true love
promprmHe avoided the gnupof tlu’
exasperated Malcolm, ran a iewatepo lipntl
the parapet and leaped boidlyncroaelhc
yawning void. Malcolm paused aghIL-t.
he expected to hear her (lt'lflll thriek and
the dull sound of her form an it struck the
rocks beneath. lint he only heard a cry oi
joy, and saw Annie twining her arm..-
around Alaster'e neck, while his clasped
her in safety to his breast.
To this day the curious traveler who
visits the old grayruins of lnverlochy is.
shown the spot from which Annie sprang.
and that part of the intuit-mum still Emin-
the name oi the ".\iaidco’s Leap."
Master and Annie dxuapxa-un-d in tin
gloom, and Malcolm hastened to alarm the
cutie and urge nhot pursuit. int who
eoultl follow the bold Highlander 19 he
leaped lightly from orng wcrng, bearing
his precious burden In his arms. l’urnuit
was unavaiiiug; the fugitives could not he
found, and Malcolm Mucl’hio returned
aullenly to luverlochy, swearing a deep
and bloody vengeance.
There was high feasting in the land at
Kiatyre,nnd Castle Minxnrry opened it:
hoepitablo gates. so that all of the (Jinn
Donald might witness the nuptials of An
pic of hichlel and Master. their young
chief.
A year had scarudy elapsed when Mal
coin: Mui’hie urged the Climpbelln to
undertake an expedition against. the Clan
Donald. Cattle Mingnrry was surprised
and burned, but Mater and bin bride ear
caped and tied into inland. Scandal the
"Raid of Kintyre.”
When Montruee raided the royal attend-
ard in Scotland for the nervice of Charles T.
the Marquis of Antrim promised him an.
niatancc and lmkt-d about for n lemlel’ for
his troupe. Minder presented himself and
claimed the plat.
“On what ground do you ask for the
command?” demanded the marquis.
Allister drew forth his clay more and re
plied, "Thin, this in the best. band to wield
the ciaymore of any in Scotland"
“And which in the next. best?" united
Deere MacAlinter, It brave Highlander,
who also wished the command.
”Faith, thief" replied Alerter, shifting
theelaymore from the right hand tothe
left. The othera withdrew their claims.
and the command was glren to Mater.
And now the work of retribution war
eomnunced. in the fierce urife that began,
under the able meglahhip of town (ira-
hnme, air of ontroee. t Brat man
slain wall-Mm Macl’hir.
Matter led the clnyIIIom which decided
the day at 'l‘lppermnlr,Poth and Alter
then.
0:: (indium-a day. Hill. the royal army.
commanded by Mantra-cam Allister, do
mind thedelllea and ranged themelrce
upon thehenkr of initial to encounter
the Campbell; who were drawn up under
thaw-ll: of level-loch and commanded
by Sir Donald Can of Auchtnlvreck.
la the first change, Alum. with one
warp of hi- eiaymore. eat of! Sir Donald'-
headmtul carried communion Into the
ranked tho fee. The L‘atnpheli'a were til:
tedy defeated. lnverlocby Manual the
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21. "Then mid Martha nIIlo.le.~uoI, lord,
if thou bade: been here. mv brother had
notdled."
Some of the mm of the pronoun purl. ot
the chapter are that Jew» loved 3!»;th
and Mary and ham” tune z’vI. III.“ hm.
arua. in the alliance of .lvnun, -Ir':t1~ImI and
died; that J us know he unu- ~i~ k and Iiy
lag, yet has nod not In turn Item-m, and
that this sickncxa nod tunpuml limth Writ-
for the glory of God, that the Son of God
might be glorified then-Ii) Home l). \i'Iu'u
Jenna at lent come, Inmnm being dead nod
buried, Martha goes out. to Inc-Lt lion. and
this is her greeting. Soun- IIt'IlM'l‘ that!
Jenna come- to It! in death. but .\l..r: lrn ho
[loved that. the mining oblate. won! I have
prevented death, and uhr Wm- r‘tht Sm-
chapter rxi, “:1, :1
23. “But I know, that o-voII mm, what»:
ever thou wilt suit of find. the! mil ;tv.- 11
thee."
2i. ”Janos ninth Hut-I her I'm: hmlin't
shall rise again."
lledid not any "’l'in townie-r lill‘HtIrw. =i~
risen." for resurrection owl jlillfimt'tll 1.. .»
place at duith. m mun- glint! Int-.1 1... I:
today. "i! taught lill' ’li"il."l’l‘l‘liv'! 1.. I ;»
body from the gravvtchaptm \‘ ‘ I .-
wnre of any who like liytm :.; ;. ....vl
Philetns who would lend you minty Is;
teaching that the rt'axlrt‘t'i‘tlntl l.‘ ,... : ri
readytil 'l'im. ii, ii. I»;
24. “Martha saith lint» llzm. l MI .. 1....I
heshnll rise again in IL:- (I ~..I.'I-v:;.»11 m
the last day." ‘
25. "Jesus mini unto our. 1 am up r.-~.:r
rcction and the hie. n- umr lIn.I"»‘I‘Ilt :1.
Me, though he Were nimul IvI ~1..I: he
“VP."
35. “And who» H'\l'l’ ilw In .1" i. ~ . .i.
ill MI: shall never olir Elnuwm than
this)"
Then: Tail wound our :1 -I : .
NR’Y‘I'II Tul‘ all ‘4 tquv [I :.I l..I~
Book of Lifetiler :..\, H. 1.. , trm»
liet‘er simllevt-r L'nunt- 1n In» ‘. ~ m: .
separation of mu) Itml um I.“ .I l .
generally mill-II Ill-nth. ,i. ‘.~ mono: Ill»
followers out to tear .t til ;..I .II. 3.. A
John xvi, 2) Tim ”'1 :I v..- Imo In glory
who never liulr'tl «you this II. If:
who-e bodim changed In a moon-III , \.1 ;.t
with their spirits in IIqu-n SIisllilll ll
happen toali true imlirrmu Ell; ..
aliroon [liceanhut II..~..|:1.111;...: L'I . :
in the uirll The» W. llr I." i l'nr Xt ' ’
Ill).
‘5 "She with mu- ”9:; Yul, I..1r=;. I
believe that limit :ll‘t :2. , Tim 5. :1 “I
God. \VIIIC.) niryilzl 1: . .I.- l. i .I- n1.r..l‘
Solowtlzlml l’rtt-rt 12.1“. . .. {IE u - x
ninun 1.\l..:h xvt, II}. .l....:. .I. e...» Judi w
also tcsullmi the elm u ‘
tiled by l’mlip (AL-ls MI). 41'» 'l‘lw ~.,;I1II‘I
ounce of thru- titles i~ lllth cqupmhumnc
and far reaching. Sun of that I4 one equal
with God; the Jenn no lllltlcr~iIIHIl It in
chapter v, is 'l'l-ethI'int Lu, l~r..--L‘~ Mrs
sixth or King who “gut in sIt on liavul's
throne» son of David, Still of Abraham,
fulfilling the Abrnlunnic and Davida.- cove
canto (Math. xxviI, 4'1. 43; i, I. ll, ‘JJI
25‘. "And when the had M) nzllvl. ~In~ “on:
her way and called Mary. lu-r ethlt-r, .w
cretly, saying, The .\i:uu>r LN calm: and
mlleth for thee. "
2). "As soon as alu- heard she arm-w
quickly and mine unto ilim. “
Blamed obedtcnw! She .~lI:1.ll find mt
according to iii: pnnnise (Math. xi. 155-30).
Zacchens mode hmtc and came down and
received Him joyfully, and he found balva-
tionthhe xix.€-. II). Coming unto Him
and abiding with Him will meet. all the
need of every human mini.
30. "Now Jesus was not. yet come into
the town, but was in that plum where
Martha met llim."
81. "The Jews then which were with he!
in the house, and cumiormi her, when they
law Mary, that Idle on: up inutily and
went out. followed her, saying. She goeth
unto the grave to weep there. "
“’8 can mp With thone \vbo weep, we
can go to the grave with them. but we can
not give real comfort llult'nb Wt: ouneivea
have received the name from God
82. “Then when Mary mu cque where
Jenna wan, end-law film, she fell down at
Bin feetJayir-g unto lllm. Lord, if Thou
badat been here my brother had not died."
33. "When Jam therefore now her weep
log. and the Jews aim weeping which mime
with her, lie maul in the «pirit and mu
troubled."
30. “And said. Where have ye laid him?
They aaitl unto illnI. Lord, come and hen."
He knew atwell an they. but He would
have na tell Him what we have done with
our narrow- aml point them out to Him.
he time will come when the hut enemy.
death. ahali be destroyed Ii Cor. xv, m),
and lie now goea to giro n fomhndowing
of that glad day.
08. “Jesus wept.”
Theahorteat Item in the Bible, but who
can fathom It. The Son of God In teen.
I. ”l'hen aald the Jewa. Behold. how ll.
loved biml"
lmmunt manifest Itself If it in real.
andwewillnotneedtoapeakof It. love
that eon-iota of words only in not love.
Il’. “And home of them mid, Could not
this man. which opened the eyes of the
blind. have canned that even this man
Ihouhi not have died i"
Yet. this we. even to. their reaching
waa right. if He could open blind eyu
lie could also make sick people well. But
lie could do more than that; lie could
make dead in live. and lie but allowed
imam -to d Quirk“ will“ that; lib
mrpowerm I. man at. I! In.
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ears as upon t."
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film. the Mr of tin thatwna
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Q. “Jenna laid unto her, Said 1 not unto
”Mignon than
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' til Mull-Inf morning between
how liavrn urn Springtiv ulI ea.
You line—rum, A. .\l. l I: win Shore Lint-I.
l’. M. 12m t-II. ltllt Springfieldi, ltf.’ or. via
ilartfordi.
LEAVE SEW YORK
Fol: HOP"! Nonwiut. A. M.- om rm. Mn
.JOI 80., . . out an. ”Ilium, “Ran.
whom: u. 1’. ll.“ wilt-an. linen. Milan,
t3 x..Iia)ex..u€rx..ultex.. lilfloxmitlu.
..m an. 2am am ex. and an, moi
ldnlxht ea. Sundayawe DI am? lilac» It: an,
wmidnight.
LESLIE SMITH. ‘
(Maori U. :4. Army.
JUSTICE 0F THE PEACE.
(immltmm i. Public ”bran Buihii
Weahingten stmt. Ill
once noun: Ito Ii man. and “mum. in
HOMER B. Hovr.
linen Hatclunain IIIII lmln,
l8 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Repairing of fine and mm lewd watrim
madam“ ”min- ”m;
U , I? I
lent utility to doth mm. ' "m
w- Ba HUBER;
Maxim of American Water Work: Am
“ “than. civil [ulnar Annotation.
It REST AVENUE.
SoIIIII Norwali, Dunn.
lie Damaadllmnvalnpianaulndhailt.
I IIIuotWamt‘tpoiafl.
0 " " Mable.
fill-Irma
WWI-mummies“;
mammal-amnion“
538“fi2
‘8'
PRICES" OUT IN J two I
wminnrflmw bwld ‘
FAR'RELow cost
As I have «larger stock of Millimm' 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 ,or July, at prices so low that all can have a new summer but,
as it is better to give value in the heart of the season, than after
SnIIIII Norwalk. DIIIIII.
O
Dissolution.
MICE I» hereby given that the copartner-
slop heretofore exiatirm between J. L
Van Name and hen Valentine.,umler he
Innnamuof J. Van Name II: 00.. in in
a ' din-Initial by mutual mnwnt. .
obu H. [light will ml for all bill» due
the above tinu and all bil payable by them
will he wand by him.
J. I.. van NAME,T
' Ebiliilt'l' l'Aidlh l‘SB.
South Norwalk. June a». hill. lull) t
d. FRANK RIDER.
TEACHER OF MUSIC.
Ramona given in piano laying II! flammable
mus. . «forearm. Wu ter J. Hall. Steinway
Hall. hen York. For tonne apply tour flllli'vw
N0. 7‘ Went avenue. nlti 3m
Where are You Song?
I am going down to
HUNT 8t. ZELUFF’S
fish and Vegetable Market
Where i ran aiu‘ayu find the Frl'filil'hl Fish
and Vow-tablet. Aim Salt and smoked Fish.
oysters, Slams, lobsters,
Donuts. Lilith: ,no.
Prices .to‘ Sult Alli.
mm“...
7 l-leanTilly.
ICE CREAM.
0. Delliy Order: Proflptiy Filled.
‘ e
W. 1". De ya.
H AZ EEI‘TO N
Cross Creek
COAL.
i
And
InellINIISIIN
WmOJLDeKIm
5i Wuhlngtfin 8., So. Hawaii,
21 Thin Strut, Harwell.
Bakers, UUIIIUDUDIIDIS,
P'eatMoss
STABLE BEDDING.
:C’lean. Honomh'ai. Healthful. at
’ Illlf TIIE 008T 0F STRAVL
HicloIEDalPiIe and Chestnut
WOOD.
Baled Hay and Straw
BRAIN ARU FEED.
Haymondllrothers
Call and examine them before
South Main Sire
Pure Tomato Datsup.
Imported Sardines.
Am-nts for “human“ t‘rI-autwry Butter.
infirm delivered ;.r- .mnth .
HUNT & ZELUFF.
A it 0.00 000R EUR URLI S I .00!
HDVI T0 BUILD
I RDUBE.
. 'i‘hiII book will are you
.. " hundredw! dollars If you
are thmking about bulld-
‘ " < ingahom». h m
' of 1. JUN“? .v- ~1ra Nu
gmfitllfi ETTuim. AV hug?“ r. (Jill-2
bury Ina (umpire: Bud In. prepared by Palmer. ht
well Inn-u Anhun u.
E
t"
It nat- II
ant the tars-Ida: demand. a.) you the noun.
it uflluifl r u was. it I It Indies in tire. and t‘mb of
but .a t I: place pages. mung tum. zltl‘uult. thpfilivc
nptinrum-Iun' mono, n rut u»: of .omrrurnal.
an it 1.va, amhnstrm mm; II. we Tu BI'ILI) -.« I 1
v.13:
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BABY RRD 00L
'l'iw trident manufnv inn
.1 now “firm am» no
t, .I
BUI BE THE MANUFACTURER
FiVE MILE RIVER.
r at loin. 1
Mr V ‘
Egll‘
ARK BOYLSTQN
rrl "er
t: R,
..\
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mam-In In: all "t‘blm at In. tmnm amt (Haring rotu-
!Inu rd taro»: no Hanna 5w let. .5 mm "mar Town mil.
Elma. .mil nth” you he bowing». Number nub tpmlfis.»
man- u‘ mntrm‘t. and a hr, a mum: at mint-run.- a-
ne rmtioo of butt 1. klnnm of me. m‘lzymcnl of
‘Khimfin it n-uuh 1-: in .vrw on: rm: in -:.l and It to
m mm E mail. pmmntl, on melpt at in... loud at
doth. 3.- nt Llano»; orlx‘nm .
I. S- Wlll’fl, Publisher, 57 III 5L. 3" Yul.
Merrill Busmess College
STAlll'iiili'. 1 II.‘.’.\'.
Fall 'l‘rrm IWL’I
e I 'ullrgcr nth r
to n.i “In. lira-on
ltit’l ml. .‘lwr
nit-Inn and Trim:
:oldfliuuvt‘ Ilrrmn
Iiulli win".
*~1i.I~ }..t:‘
uil. I “I i-
‘ . ‘.I
nlrnr lust) h.- lltir'T'lu'ur-l .c IL.» 1.11. :r .tnvr
Attend In. H mm ,. 1‘ «In. ”.11. Ian... .
lngntw neuron .i: .m I. .\|Illl’t'>.‘ )uvvr kllIinl lII
ruzltttlu. In MN r1.» Hummer
.~T.\ Ali-nun (1in
Housatonic Railroad
Danbury and Nomi-lit lih Talon.
t'IilliliLI‘l‘iIiiTI)JI‘SE ll. lam.
Tl’:tlll~lr‘tt\r South Xul’wulk fur immur)
613.9 lea. u... 1': 11,235.?» mammal lHZ'upJn.
Sundays 93in. ill. and ri-‘x’.’ p. In.
CHILDREN AND ADULTS
5“th ring with liwaItury. Diur—
l'llu'ii. L‘lewm Mnrhus. Flutulom
L'nlit'. and :Ill alisvnm-s of
inwvls. lll‘t‘ slII'lelly t‘lll‘t‘tl'liy
HALE'S (‘UlililAh
" to tukvnml perfectly harmlvs»
fail
zit't'nrtllng to Ilirt't‘tinlh‘.
DHUD HALE DIST.
lllt’
Pleasant
if
llrzml
Tlilllln loan.- liunhur) for South Noruallt
U:;‘.:Ifi.l“rlltlltl ll t'm. tn.. 3 l3. 3m and (hi-3
p. In. Sunday. Mk? II. In and fur“. I. In.
Truinalt-aw South Somali. I-trllnlgwr‘nld
ll 15 and ‘1 iii a. 01., i‘.’ ll 2 :I, .‘I it? and n ‘3'- 11. I'll
Trainslmw ilI-Igrr ll to: Mom Surunlk
Tl ti. 7 4“, 9 in and ii tint. up. it". :il’v, finnoznl
a.» p. In.
..\l'\I‘ York and l'im-I‘o id n; to ~~ iron can Non
York at ilili I. rn.. Sunni Nurunli. tin p.1n..
arriving at I‘m-meld Mli p. In.
‘l’ittI-liI-ld and Sr» \nrk mi "N“ ll‘tVt“
l’ittntirlll at lm I. In . Iit'lln‘l II N p. In.. won-
tit-cling 'uith rill» p. III. ”nun from linnhuryl
South hurmdit Ill) p. It... arming at Sen-
i'orlt 8m p. In.
'Daily alt't'pl Honda).
MATS LINE iiiVlSltIN.
Tmlm Iwu‘e Bridgeport mo foilmu;
T In a. m.. pan-nag" for l'ltlaflrlll.
"min. In..';uaaenmvr fur l‘ltl‘flrld. uniting
connection. or Albany and the What.
i" ilia. it». (fright for llahlr ‘\‘llII'.
ii i0a. m.. freight for tin-at larnnxtnn.
t 3! p. m.. l’ittotleld and Allan ‘ image-r.
w. u. rm, New mum ppm-hi.
n it) p. 11).. New Milford apn-Inl.
In) 9. m, freight for lirrat lhnimrton.
Hun-lay» pamnxer for l'lttatield
s all. an.
and' Albany
“ Intuit II. Stanton. Vii-e l’mident and
ileum}! Iii-Inger.
A. it . Puma. General humor Amt.
TRY THE
“Want” columns
TO HORSE BUYERS
logunt
v
I
Trotting Horses, Pacing Horses, Fine Conch Horses, 1'
Roadsters. Heavy Truck Horses. Family llnrsvs, Grut'vry
All Horses mild by this on.
tabliehment are wnrrantc-d.
M. H. PARSONS,
Horses, Farmers’ Horace. in fact, Anything in tlw Horse
Line.
Brookslde Stock Farm.
Oi" Til [-2
EVENING SENTINEL.
IBBEAT RESULTS FUlLUIV.
mot
A MABNIFIBENT
I'll MINA LT (‘03 011.111!)
EUIIR DAIS'
$1 5.00
counts lll mum
hilt
m‘“.l””ll‘“'.“"£
"Pin
VISIT.
W. B. HA
line again Men enlar and im roved.
light and air ehafia pom; p
nfa metropolitan more. The mood and
t‘loalta, lure. Seal Garments, and hamieome
the European buyer.
September
“'lll he in
September
And you will use not only a ‘
Neat a‘nd Perfect Fitting shoe.
‘ ‘ But one in which the f j I
BesIIlaIeIIal is "sad. Combining DurabilinaIIII
' Making it the best £3.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED‘.
H. s. BROWN’S,
THE GHElT Dill Goons 'EsIIBIIsIIiiIIfm
BRIDGEPORT.
Two hundred feet of counter room ha-
Innru naieemen and saiceladiea Irrigated; cellln '
(nah aysmn extendul to new port, and the silent-rel appearance of the m3
l
in) Room are being pie
(imam Muscat nrwanihy ES.
GRAND VOPENLNG
Dress Goods. Silks. DphUlsIer. Ribbons. .Hotions.
Merino and Cotton UndeIweaI ‘
Will take plate
r
purchasing any other shoe, III
et. 80. Norwalk..
ILL & co.
been
ii
.23
forthe
l4 and T5.
Everything new. atyliah and fusidonabe in
Dress Goods. Furs. Cloaks, and Curtain Dood'
trcalncml
2 I and 22.
Imponed Suits. Rich Seal Garments
Ami all fit-thiamine Porn and t'loaks will have a special exhibition.
W. B. Hall & co.
1,000 Pairs of
—-——TI)
‘ CLUSED UUT AT
Huh, mural at c. I'. «in» llul..
$3.50 In SIAM;
GENUINE BARGAIN
Izmirs Lotm
“'0 llllntt' a
gfifiEs ‘3' I“
I l_\' IIuInngr-Il.
3.1“”: l"'L','llI.'li‘ prim’. ‘3‘
Hallo-“sun K (Ra's
to $3.27». linlunw in tine- (Ix!
and hupwrwam zit priws that
THE BEST '1“
u h
\\'t' are
-. vflalg Imlll‘ {lull I-l‘ U" “2‘ 3” 1» 1" Cult.
.lirIlS.
BL_adies’ Shoes
SPECIAL PRICES
These shoes are odd lots of reguhr
:.n-l to he will at prices that make than
S for CONSUMERS.
low prices:
Hm- lot of 3M.) pairs Ladies’ Tamed Shoes at
regular price 84.50. One lot of
sbury. Mathewson & (1038 slight-
machine sewed. Ladies' Shoes, at
i :tIl {It SLR“,
. englaily ilztpcri'm-t. haml-
sth-d. Worth 5.1““ it pull“: wxll lu' sold for $2.30
suIIIpII-s
I in» lot of :luo pairs Lounsbnry,
lililki‘ I
SUUES
them
RBAIRS EVER DFFERED.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
81 Washington St.. 50. Norwalk.
F. H. NASH & BRO?
Estimates given on
Plumbing, Gas Fitting, Tin and Sheet Iron Wort.
soiling
Victory. New Stamford and Silsby’s Steam Heaters
“'0 how a fine stock of
Decorated and Plain China.
The liUClll-ZSS and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Set and Port
able. including New York Ranges.
IRISTRAII
IN ALI. THE lut'l'hi'l‘ SHADES AND
TRISTIIAII
II. T. 9833311. I. it. HUNT“)
BENNETT It BUSTED,
III II». em, to. Matt.
Meats.
Fish. Oysters.
Mulmlmlouhy,
&
1. HIITI.
NO. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK.
v. 2; Alli: sIIIIWINII A “'14. 1.1)!!! or
NEW FALL DRESS BUUUS
YAllllil'iI. Ni'llflAl- ammo ll
HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR
& IIVATT,
NORWALK. con;
Iiarbleized sIaIe RM
DIE HUME! SIRE:
manta-m mama “WW. . l
mm a...» aura-u ‘
w.II. Meekentco. fa.
Norwalk Chronicler