. ,wsnre
p’lltittshoeton son a 85
hildren’s shoes. .
and another at l, fonuerly 8:3. Missos’
Schoolflhooonl 18. Children's 80 001 Shoes at 75 cents.
t1. formerly 33.
armament)?
largeststocksnds
tofnrnish ore ‘
boot. Annrn ro
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toninksscloc-
from ligands
special in
A lsdios’ fine Kid Button
a g! ‘,
good assortment
,as‘ itisa pleasure to show
s muses. .
“Wm Misha-rum.
“gm” talalastinandshawhis-
tl-iahkh rook.
Whilswitk a (minus wash-sins. shooastly
ussyaak.
“Manual-simmers“ hsrhnnr
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Mahatanshsrhenrorstrythslrhard-
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nosspllss.
Int dy h I. lsarnlnc far ahead of any
Dushshofls'tsnnbwasthocaptainofa
H-F
Aadhthsoollalarsoesostholaksandoaths
L Wasalways aownsd thoriotor.tothsmaaic
dtkshaad.
AMp-lr of [lanes on her dalntyiittis
nus
Addstohsriookotcaltursand herstatnsliko
Bitwhsnmdbc-ins‘ “Elma with a Mon
nideu‘s might ,
ncsyu’nsshthmxh hcrglssses like-loco
motin’slight. ‘
Ohaltobjut ndaisy. Though the drawback
other
sex
Wharton: being prnidsut.hsrmindit
dossn‘tra: ~
thhsrnarshi‘hsrstationsshoisablsto
lulln
Bykayin‘so much kmwiedgsinhorsctirs
. littlobral'n.
And now thswondsr comoth; this sweet cob
ban sirl. who mick:
Mum tho very universe which man have
ruinodhuito.
Stays at home to help her mnther in the
kitchen. where she makes
'I'II mt delicious puddings. pies and horn.
roads broad and cakes.
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A mnwhothinks a woman's higher sducn'
tion tends ’
1h Inks her hate domestic work. on which his
bli- depends.
M tans this maidsn's cooking. for the
trans that women know
‘l'ks mud sweet honmhappiness they're able
tom.
—H. 0. Dodge in Chicago Inter-Ocean.
FOR MARSE CROUCHOUTE
“An now. young man. w’st you want
tombs! is this—an take it feryo
motto: ‘Nu moukcyshiuss with Uncle
fin] You understan? You aware now
or the pcmlties attached to monkey-
shinin with Uncle Sam. I reckon that’s
'hontalllgottosay; so you be onhnu
tauorruw mornin at 7 o'clock to
tab clnrgs o'thc United States mail-
Thia formed the closo of a very pomp
nus address delivered by the postmaster
of Contervilio to young Armand Vor—
the. who had been appointed to carry
themsils from the village to the rail-
way station, three miles away.
Armand—or Chane-hunts. as every one
chaos to call him. following the habit of
tho creoles in giving nicknames—bad
W a little impatiently.
not so the little negro boy who accom-
panied him. The child had listened with
the deepest respect and awe to every
word of the rambling mlmonition.
"How much you gwine git, Mam
Chouchoute?‘ he asked, as they walked
down tho village street together, the
black boy a little behind. He was very
black, and slightly deformed; a small
boy. scarcely reaching to the shoulder of
hi centurion. whiss cast of! garment
ho worn.
But Chouchouto was tail for his six-
tssu years, and curiod himself well.
“W’y, I'mgoin to git thirty dolla'a
Darth. Wash. W'st you say to that?
Ilstts 'm hosin cotton. a’ut it?” lie
laughed, withatriumphsnt ring in his
sues.
hfisrflnl d sudden wealth which
thirtydollmallonthmssntto hi un-
dustsndiox.
lsfslt.too, dssply ooascims of the
grsstwsightofrcsponsibiiity which this
aswofloshrouhtwithit. Tho impos-
lag-laryhadooaflrtsodtholmprsssioa
lsftbythspostmastsr’swords.
‘Won'ntnsgitaildatmwoy? tinker!
Watyoarsskonla‘nioArmandsay? l
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hslhdst.’
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only fooling that life was very Wis
Ms Minions spring night. .
Thsrswsn cabin at intervals upon
ths road—mm of them darkened. for
the hour was late. As hoappoaohsd
once! those. larger than tho others. ho
hoardthesoundofaliddle.andsaw
lights through the moisgwf tho house.
It was so far from the road thatwhsn
ho stqipod his horse and poured through
the darkness he could not rooognlas the
dancers who pa-sd before tho open
doorsand windows. But he knswthis
was Bros Don’s ball, which he had
heard the boys talking about all the
week. '
Supposs hoshonhi stand in modem-
waysn instantand exchange a word
withthodsucors? It would not ties
mat.
Chouchonts dismountodJasmd' his
hens to tho fmcopost and sto-
ward the house.
The room, aowded with people young
andold, was long and low. with rough
beams acres the selling. blackened by
smoke and time. Upon the high man—
tclpieco a single coal oil lamp burned-
and none too brightly.
In a far corner, upon a platform of
hoards laid across two flour barrels..sst
Uncle Ben, playing upon a squeaky'tid-
dis and shouting the "figures."
“Ah! ' v'ls Chonchontel” some one
called.
”Eh! Chouchoutel"
“Jus' in tints. Chonchouto; yers‘siMiss
Routine waitin for a partna."
“S'Iute yo’ partnas!" Uncle Ben was
thundering forth: and Chouchont. with
one hand gracefully behind him. mndea
profound bow to Miss Lenntiue. as he
offered her the other.
Now Chonchonte was noted far and
wide for his skill as a dancer. The mo-
ment he stood upon the floor a fresh
spirit seemed to enter into all present.
It was with renewed vigor that Uncle
Ben intoned his "Bulsncy all! Fus fo‘
Io'ard an bark!"
The spectators drew close about the
couples to watch Chouchoate’s wonder.
ful dancing.
"It takes Chouchoute to show ‘em do
step. val" prmiaimal (hos Leon, with
fat satisfaction, to the audience at large.
"Look”iml look in: yonda! Ule Ben
got lb work hard' 'an dat if he wont to
keep up wid Chouchouls, to!"
soil was; encouragement and sdnla
lion on all sides. till. frumflro prniss
that was showered on him, Chonchouto's
head was as light as his feet.
At the windows appeared the dusky
faces of the negroes. their bright eyes
gleaming as they viewed the scene
within and mingled thrir loud guffaws
with themedley of sound that was al-
ready deafening.
The time was star—ding. The air war
heavy in the room. but no one seemed
to mind this. Uncle Don was calling
the figures now with «rhythmic sing
song:
“Right on lef‘ all 'ronn!
co'nasl"
Chonchouto turned with n smile to
Him Felicia on his left. his hand ex-
tended, when, what should break upon
his ear but the long. harrowing wailut
a locomotive.
Then he- rnniahed from Illt‘ room.
Ill! Fciiriv ritual as he left hot, with
hand uplifted, rooted to the spot with
nourishment.
it was the train whistling for IllMTIr
tiou, and he a mile and more away ! lie
know he was too late. and that he could
not make the distance; but thomuod
had been s rods reminder that Ile'I'lk'l
not at his post of duty.
However, he would do whst he mid
now. He ran swiftly to tho outer Md.
and to the spot where he llIII left his
P03}.
The horso was gone, and with it the
Unitsd States mail bag!
You an instant Chonchouts stood.half
stunned with tsrmr. Then. in one
quickflashmamstohisnrlndaviflouof
po‘hiiitin that sickened him. Dis
grace overtaking him in this position u!
trust; pororty his portion again; and his
dear mother fmcsd toshars both with
him.
110 turnsd desperately ammo negrom
who had foibwsd him. seeing his wild
rush from tho house:
”Who out my has? \V'st you all did
with my has. any?"
“Who you reckon techryo’ has. buff
[rumbled Gustavo, s sullen looking
“You dldu‘ have no call to
Isl" 'i- in do rad. M ."
"Test to no llko hushed a boss
s-lopln down do rmdjis'mowzdklu' you.
Uncls Jake?" ventured a would.
“Nova hsahssd nuttln—mnnttin ‘t nil
'cop'dsthlgmouf Ben in yonds msklu
mo fats ‘an a t'onds sto’ln.”
“Boys!" crisd (.‘hoochouto excitedly.
“brim no a hoss.qnlclr. one of you.
rmboaa tohsvooaol l‘nibonoto:
l'llgivstwvdoilsmtholbs'mlirlnp
Isoahosa"
Kant at hand.in the “lot” that all
joined Uncle Jako’scshls. was his little
stasis pony. nibbling tho cool. wot grass
thsthsfoandaloogtbsodnsnallntho
our-us of tho tones.
The ssgro in! the pony forth.
Swing
Wwasnpoathoaalmsl'shsok
BswantsdnsithsrasddlsnwhridisJor
thsnwsrofswkorsesln tliosdglllm
hood that had not been trained who
gallon by tho slinpls motions of the
rid-hwy.
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all! SOUTH NORWALK.
from tho obscurity to bark and flu use-
lesschaas.
“To tho road. to the road, Bonn-rim!"
partied Chonchonto. for the bone in his
wild nos had ammohcd‘ so closely to
tho rirsr’s edge that the book crumbled
beneath his dying (not. It was only by
a desperate lunge and bound that he
saved himself and rider from plunging
into the water below.
Chouchouto hardly kiww wimt ho was
pursuing soundly. I; 5‘ it rather some»
thing that drove him-4w. hope, des-
peration.
He was rushing to the Martian, income
It seetned to him. ‘nntmnlly. the first
thingtodo. 'I'nore was the faint hops
thatvhis own home hnd lirnkrvn rain and
”thereof his own ecconl: but such
hops was almost lost in at wretched con-
vicfion that had seized him the instant
he saw "Gustave the thin-l" among the
men gathered at Brno Leon‘s.
"He'll bet. Bonvn'reinl”
Thoughts of the ruilwny station were
gleaming ahead. and (fhcluciiuuts’s but
ride was almost at an end.
With sudden and strange perversity
of purpose Clloncimnte. :lw In! drew closer
upon the station. slat-Ronni his honw's
speed. A low fenco- was in his ways.
Kotl before he \vnuliho'im‘v rimrml
it all bound—for [loan—rim could do
such lhlngs. Now In: canton-d costly to
the end of it to go through th» my,
Bis com-am» was growing faint and
his heart sinking within him as. hr- drove
nearer and nearer.
He dismountml, and imldnv: ti; ~ puny
by the nutno :lppnulr".h':l "ritli r~"".t'
trepidation the young plilf‘l u; runs; 1‘,
who was taking Ilnlt' nf sumv irrigllt
that had been «Ir-{mutual "our tlu- trams.
”Mr. Hudmn." fallen-cl t'imit llnlliu,
“did you see my "my 'ruun yc-ro any
where? an—nu the mail sol-la"
“Your pouy's safe in the mods;
Cbou'tc. The mail lung's on its way to
New Orleans"——~
"thank God!" breather] ill» b: ‘3'.
"But that poor littlo bl:u~lr follow of
yours has about done it In! liimwlf, i
soon"
"Wash? Oh. Mr. Hull-on! w'nt's~
w'at's happen’ to Wash?"
“He's inside there. on myrnnnnws.
He's hurt. and he's imrt bml; Hm}
what's the matter. You see the Win
train had come in. and she didjt
make much of astop; she w.“ just
pushing out when. hiessmsl it that little
chap of yours didn‘t come tearing along
him.
"You know how No. 2‘3 can pull at the
start; and tin-re Wit-K that I'm!» its:
keeping abreast of livr'mmt umlvr l1;-
thing’s wheels.
“I shouted at bin]. 1 corillu‘t in
out what he was up in, win-u lll.lllll‘\l if
he didn't pitch the mail bug (‘It'llfl int:
the earl Bnflalo Bill couldn't haw dum
it neuter.
“Then Spunky.sho shivl; uni \Vusn
he bounced against tlu' side Hf l'n st car
and back, like is rubber ball. at. I laid to
the ditch till we carried him imidc.
“I've wired down the mad for Dr.
Campbell to come up on No. it and do
what he can for him.”
Hudson had related these events in
tho distracted boy Ihilr' tiwy mods tin-ix
way toward the house.
Inside. upon a low pallet. lay the littlr
negro. breathing heavily. his block from
pinched and ashon with nppnmhing
death. Es had wanted no one to touch
him further thnnto lay him upon tlu
bed.
The few mm and colored wonwu gulli-
cred in the room wore looking upon him
with fity mingled with curimit y.
When he saw (monclmnn: be rim-d
his eyes. and a shit-or pawl tlmnxgh his
small frame. Thaw about him thought
he was dead Uhmwhouto' knoll. choir
ing. at his side and held lm hand
I‘Oh. Wash. Wash! W'at you did that
It??? Will mill? ylm. “Wish?"
"Marne L‘lunwhonte." tln- buy Wllli‘
pend.» low that no one could hmr him
but his friend. "I was gwirw ‘long do
big road. [us' Slam firm Lam's. on I
and Spunky tied (lab will dr- mail. It"
warn't s minute—4 'cinr’. him» (fin...
chonto. dar waru‘t n minnn- w-tu lurch
you. W'at makes my howl m'u ‘rnnn
dal await”
“3m mine, Wash; keep still; don‘t
you try to talk." mitt-steal (.‘limtrhumls‘.
“You ain't marl, Mam Cit-niobium?"
Tho lad could only shown-r with a
hand pressure.
"W wasn't a minute. so I nits top 0’
«I nova seed nuttlnul'ar clonaul
list. Tm ‘long sirlowdo tmln-
an ding do sack. I li‘t’tl 'im ltntlfh it.
and ldon‘t know nuttln mo‘ 'Wp' mn'ry.
till I ans you M‘lllllln Imngh do do‘.
lobby lino. Armani know rsmw‘pin.”
he murmursd faintly. “w‘st glfll‘w nmkn
mywhsad quit ln'nin lmnnd llmt away
I liounismlt well; 'sm whougwlm-w
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watch Ian‘s thotlciumte?‘ Km;-
Chopls in Yonlh‘s Cunpanlrm.
Tbs majority of ‘Bwsdislt towns urn
stillhuiitofml; hat mane tow thom
I" which. owing to the destruction: of
tho old human by fire. have lawn to.
built in a menstruation! Insmwr. In
thsbrsadthof theatmds or “w.- new
town- and in me other innttrts the
‘ Bullish amhltscts have set an example
which might with ulrsntsgo be fol-
lowed hymn anthem :mplos. 0m
oasaot but must the ill-stratum of the
old voodoo houses with “Mr mum
[stimuli crustal littts windows: but
whatths “Bonny has lost the We
hasssodoohtgstssdla impmmt aunt
htlos and sash liks thinn-l'hsmlmn‘
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We will display our Fall lino of
imported novelties.
PATTER
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BEST MADE
NEW T sums
What crown hero for ‘: Todotho right thing
by the public. and girt- them
PlIRE 00008
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LBWEST BASII PRICE
Which hart been our motto for over 3) years.
and has made our reputation so well known
all over the l'nitcd States.
WE IMPBRT
ninct From The
Place of Growth
Ami give the monument the benefit of all inter-
mnlintu pm“ In.
The Gilli Ico.
ll IIIN STREET.
NBRWALK. BBNN.
200 Stores in the United States.
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minim;monsoovnnsm
mumxn AND CANNED
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In York Dmsod lasts cheap
for Basil.
SWAN 8!. BUSHNELL
Ship Chandlers.
lit Valor Strut.
rum or PM”: nonmemwr. (‘1',
Pars load ”M Ma! Calcutta Oil. twins
maxi and mrythl for l’slntorn.‘ Nails».
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Millius Goods’ incl
Also‘tl’lew French
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We carry a full line of all kindsof Fur Capes at prices lower than ‘
any other house. III'EN EIEII EIEIINB. "
H. ~ KRiEGER,
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PAYM tors"
BNEBBLLAR WEEKLY
incurs, .curius. cunts.
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mail ,of payment is hi hi' a» rel-laud
Full information can he IMMIKOI bur lh‘tp’nl.
GUSTAV PITZER,
iii RAILROAD PLACE.
SIIIITII IIIIRWILII. BBNIIfi.
All Horses sold bv this os-
tablisbmont are warranted.
M. H. PARSONS,
PIIIBEB LBW.
Roadsters, Heavy Truck Horses, Family Horses, Grocery
Horses, Farmers’ Horses. in fact. Anything in the Horse
Lille.
Brookslde Stock Farm.
Trotting Horses. Pacing Horses, Fine Coach HorseskElegant
Tlll0ll. J0l|080ll & comm",
2|! Montague 8L. city llall Boom.
Thus far our goods delivered In South Sor-
walk have given general satisfaction, and our
Prices to Suit Au.
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5| Washington 8.. Bo. Ismail.
2? Iain Strut. Ismail.
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Balms, Signalman.
Where are You Going?
IIIJNT o zuurr's
Fish and Vegetable Market
Where I can alwa 1 find the Freshest
and Vegetables. Als’o Bait and Smoked new:
Oysters. clams. lobstsrs.
Furs Tomato liaison.
Imported Sardines.
Agents for Wskeman's Creamery Butter.
Orders delivered promptly.
HUNT & ZELUFF.
Housatonlc Railroad
llanbury andANorwaIk Division.
CORRECTED T0 JUNE “.1591.
'I‘rnlnsleare Ninth Norwalk for baunury-
ll‘liidl Ilia. ru.. 12“. 23L5 10.05an walnut.
hundayow- 9:35 a. m. and t5 :1‘.’ p. in.
Truius leave Danlmry for South Norwalk~
03$. 3' 36.9I6nnd ll 45s. m.. 3 l5. 5% and 525
p. m. Snmlnyrv-lllb n. In and 5t!) pi in.
'I‘rsins inure South Norwalk for idgelleld—
6 hand 9 llin. 111., ii “.235. 5 ill and 511i p. In.
'I'rniu-s leave Rid rntiold for South Norwalk—«
6‘5. 7 w. o in and
till! i. In.
_‘.\¢~w York and l'ittsfirid express leaves New
lurk at 3:” p. lit" South Sorwnlk t (E D. m..
In‘lVIIiK at I’ttlstieid Rm p. m.
‘l‘ittar‘iold and New 5 ork ex rem leaves
I'llir-flt'ld M 4 ill l. m.. llt‘illrrl Ii I p. uh. Nun-
rns-ting with t}. l. m. main from [lnuburyl
Moth Norwalk 7: ) p. 111.. arriving at New
York F ill p. In.
'llail) urn-pt Sunday.
.\l.\l.\' LINE. Dl\'l.~'lt).\'.
Train:- lrnn- Bridngrt nu follows:
7 m a. "L. [arm-roger for l’itmfirld.
“mm. m.. sum-rug" fur l'ithflrld. trialling
munwtiuu, fur Albany and the “out.
lilllln.1u.. freight for "null-will».
ll lo a. m.. fn-ight for Ilrmt iztrriugtnn.
l m p. m.. Duluth-1d und Albany panelist-r.
5m p. m.. New Milford .upwinl.
0i l" p. 111.. how Milford special.
gag p. m.. {fright tnr ”mu Barringtnn.
. the. m.. (Sundays) passmgk-r for Pillstleid
andAll-auy.
\\ nu.“ ll. Srsvssaox. Vice President and
General Manager. '
A. W. Patrols. General Passenger Agent.
0.1., New Raven & Ramon! II. R.
lktober l2, moo.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NUIHVALK AS
FOLLO‘VS:
lirhn. ru., 2M}, 33’). Billand
Fort NEW Yuan. A. .\I. 3 Minnow Monday“
a, sin, om loud «L. 6 :o m‘. 7 :i no. 7 5;“ ex. 3 L'r‘.
c~k.h2illwul vii mm:- lll ex. 935 an: ill II or.
IN" inn-airs. ’. M. Ilt'iox. lull no. 2:!) ex.
:J'rlsr. to Stamford. rxlvrrssn from Manifonl.
Ilifi. I L'Il ex. 5": m'. In Siaillful'il. 5 ZJI r-x. 51'alm‘.
to take and perfectly harmless.
according to directions.
cillnnENmAnuus
Sutl'ering with Dysontary. Diar-
rhwa, Cholera Morbus, Flatulont
Colic. and all diseases of the
Bowels, are speedily cured by
IIALE‘S CORDIAL. Pleasant
Never known to fail if used
our “HE msr.
little-s. o u u'. 7 5i ox. :4 ii an. influx. l tBaJn.
“Minimum express. Sumln -. 5 [6 or. 506
or? it is or. I'. M. 6 it an. 0 LI an. it Sh or.
inn Srw lines. A. .\I.r~ l 13 or: 0 it! an.
7 M an, it 5t) run. it Ill 91.. ill Blur. I’. M. - Bill
ex.. it?- on. 1 l2 mu, 24!: en. t 3‘» no.5 l.’mr.,6'.’.i
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STABLE BEDDING.
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COAL.
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Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at
H. s. BROWN’S.
South Main Street. 50. Norwalk.
.21 .
BRIDGEPORT.
NEW BIIILIIINR! NEW STBRI!
All Departments Enlarged.
$100,000.00 m Dress Goods, $50,000.00 in Cloaks, $25,000.00in Furs.
Our spacious Cloak and Suit rooms, on
Imnonant the second floor, are replete with all the
Inovelties of the season, fresh from Paris
and Berlin. Many styles are exclusively our own, embracing
new effects that cannot be duplicated or copied.
New Drapery and Upholstery Rooms
Our large rooms for displaying Upholstery and Drapery Fabric
have been entirely remodelled and enlarged. Every facility at
our command has been used, and no expense spared in making
these rooms the largest, best lighted and most attractive in this
country. Our stock is replete with all the new novelties for up-
holstery and interior decorations. These beautiful fabrics have
been selected direct from the leading manufacturers in England,
Franco. Germany. Switzerland and America, and embrace many
rare novelties which are only shown by us in America.
W. B. Hall &00.
1,000 Pairs of ladies" Sliiéé
cwsEn OUT—ll til—mu PRICES
And an orange reduction of over iii) per cent.
galls. secured at a miurtinn. and to
ho sold at prices that make them
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
We quote a few pricisf
$2.50 to $30!: regular price $4.50. One lot of
200 airs Lounsbury, Mathewson & Co.’s slight-
I 1y i amagod. machine seWed, Ladies’ Shoes, at
Mathewson & Co’s slightly imperfect. band-
sewod. worth $5.00 a pair: will be sold for $2.50
to $2.75. Balance in fine Oxfords. samples '
THE BEST BlIIBAIIIB EIEII BFFEIIEII.
& O LSEN ,
F. H. NASH & BRO.
Estinmtcs given on
We are selling
Victory. New Stamford and Sllsby 3 Steam Heaters.
“'9. have a line stock of
Rho DUCIIESS and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Set and Port
able, including New York Ranges.
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These shoes are odd lots of regular‘
(inc lot of 3m pairs Ladies’ Turned Shoes at
2.00; regular price. $3.50 to $4.50. One lot of 300pairs Lounsbiu'y,
and imperfri-cts, at prices that make them
8! Washington St.. 50. Norwalk.
Plumbing, Gas meg, Tm and Sheet Iron Work.
Decorated and Plain China.
No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING-
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HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR
TRISTRAII & IIIIT-T.
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