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‘ :70 ‘florth Main street. South Norwalk.
'hmli’lfijifilm “N
MD RESULTS FOLLOW EXCESSIVE
PHV3ICAL TRAINING.
Mannie-r. rial-mount of th- Ila-rt
I'll Other lfodlly Illa (law by a
m ”helpline—Why "ruler- In In
flat VIII-d I‘or Baal- Trauma-t.
A proposition in nlwaya beat drutono
mud byexample. Xo better proof can
bfnrniabed of the atatt-nwnt that ordi-
nary physical ”training" hua nn exceed.
ingly deleterious effect upon the boron
nonatitution than the numerous inutancen
daily brought to light where men have
died ofsorxanlc ailments directly induced
by throttliatbenic pmcticea of both profeo
alumni and amateur athletm.
Themed Mataada Sornkichi. the Jup
au-Iwreatlcr, who died of consumption,
adda another item of evidence to than
Inadicalwritera who bun: long and per-
llatently'danonuced the uannl methods
adopiadbyatbletca to bring the bodyto
whttbey oonalder the highest degree of
’ pbyaiutl perfection.
Up to within a very nhort time of bill
death Mutual!» Sonikit'hi ripper-red to be
in perfect, robust health. A normal glnncc
at bin physique would have evoked in the
beholder nothing but admiration for bill
mnacnlar development and envy of his lip
patently hardy condition. He dies. And
onlyafew ‘ ' " ‘ ‘ im-
mall the fact that the immedinlo cause
of hiadeatb in nothing more nor lean than
tubercular connunrption of the initial.
ln speaking of “training," the word in
pot in quotation nutrkn to designate more
particularly that mum of Ilimlplltle to
which the pligilist is uujeciell jinn pm-
vlonatoa fight, nu onrsman to n rowing
match or a podeatrian before u six dnya'
walk. It in not. intended to depreciate the
valnrof physical excrtzlaenl'lhe benefit to
bederlved from ordinary tullnlllk'filcfi. lint
look for a moment at what the Athlete him
toundergo in lit himself. according to the
orthodox trainer. for what in in retiity an
abnormal tent of trutwular strength and
. nerve endurance.
WHAT "swnln'ixo" muss.
First of all be in dieted in it way that is
certainly not physically conducive to the
well being of man as an animal. llia regi-
men consists uminly o! flesh—lean meat at
that. Every particle of fat is carefully re»
moved from his steak. Vegetablu he does
not eat. ornt moot very sparingly. All a
matter of fact, were an attempt made to
bring a man up on food of that description
from earlycbildhood it is doubtful whether
be would live to within ten years of what
is called middle age.
Mania an omnivorous animal. To live
normally.“ be lute been intended by na
tureto live, he must eat meat, vegetables
and grain. The very fat that he avoids is
needed by the liver to perform it» functions
of turning olenginoun lrlztltrr into hoop.
The length of the human intestinen nn-I
the alow procesla of digeai inn demand other
food than thnt of half cooked lent: ment.
which is almost entirely «linestul by the
time it leaves the stomach.
But the moat violent injury the "dilute
does himself when pursuiin.r lube-ruse"
ativc method or preparing for the menu i»
ll thopruuss known on "sweating down"
toaroqnlred weight. lie is compelled to
load himaelt with about five times the
amount of extraneoua clothing that na-
tnrocalla for. and then by vigorous and
sudden enrol-c anpcrindnce sweating Im-
til bin weight la reduced in many ('mlc-n
many pounda below tho mnndnrd required
by bia frame and the work done by the
principal organs of the body.
In tbla wanting prom it la seldom that
tho puruof the akin are equal tothe ile-
nandlnade by the copious exudation of
palatal-a fromthe body. In consequence
an extra strain fall- upon the kidney».
In addition to which. although a man may
bytbh method reduce the mmllar ulrd
“my the adipoae IMO, it la impound:
for him to lawn tho ruin of the heart, liver
orally otherorxan of the body in the “luv
wa .
’ Wilt ”mouse" ll DANGEWUI.
In a healthy man, when then it a grud-
nal and normal Increase of the body’s built.
nature provider a pro rata incmae in
than!” and “numb of the thoracic and
abdominal vianvra. If tho man's total
would be anddonlyand unnaturally low
numb. heart and otherorgana, remaining
tho-Imam in conuqucuoa doing morn
work than is none-awry. lie-rain lie: the
unalof consumption, tournament of the
hurt. Bflgbt’a dine-In. that frequently are
the «na- ot death in tho puxilnt. ti»
cannon and the padutrian.
Paradoxical” speaking, civilian-l man in
thonly animal whoa- nomal anmlition la
onaof lilac-ac. For notorie- he has lived
“properly. and acldon di- alrnply he-
nan-h cannot Ilva any longer.
thb mat that tile regular pm
tall-III. b alwaya injuriou- aad often fatal
A young Zulumtraight from his: native
villa. whoa. father and when lather.
m m from an attain or from
aha-rota amuialit In a It cabinet for
tom of training. not It It
”au- m trout or)
u H
and a
" ml?“ 9"??? l’h‘lm‘ll‘
, ‘ , a ‘n a 11
WW and“ lltlt'on'a show. a .
at 81, formerly 83. and another at l, fonnorlyl 82. Misses‘
Children’s So
no those goods, as _ it is a pleasure to allow
ARV
good morbnont to make roles.
or ‘ from It obild’a
out o specialties in
ladles' fine Kid-Button
ool‘ilboos. nt 75 cents.
a CHI-Lois Gunman.
m
All the bolls :mvvn may ring.
All the birdauf l .v'on may ting.
well: of amvl'; may opting.
All l on «drill MY Irina
All sweat round: together:
Sweater forth-m nil thlw beard.
Hand of humor. Iona of bird.
Baum“! wnodn m. .mulnun etirrad.
Welling; water» whisome word.
Wind in warm wan woolllar.
One thing yet then In that none
Hearing on it» oblate lav china
Known not well the awcoteat one
Heard of non berm-orb the an".
“oiled in heaven bermflcr;
Soft and attain: and loud and light.
Very aonnd of very light
Board from the mornlng'l nus-lent I» ":b
When Ibo will of all delight ‘
Fills n child's clear laughter.
Golden bell» of well-onto rolled
Never forth annb notch. nor told
Bonn to Millie in lanes no hold
Al the radiant month of gold
Hero than ringa iurtb heaven:
, If the golden ermtul wmn
\Voro a nightingale , why . than
thirty: r'ceu rand board of men
Might be lull in sweet we when
Laughs a child of revved.
-A. I}. Swinburne In Church Quarterly ile-
view.
THE CRADLE BARS THE WAY.
A Woman ‘l'olla Why a Wife and Monitor
Cannot Enter the Domain of l'ollllca.
Belt pleasant or unpleasant. It in none
the luaun absolute l ruth—the mil“!!! «Pairs
of a .... in maternity. For this and
this alone nature hit» differentiated her
from rnnn.nnd built her up cell by cell and
organ by organ. The continuance of the
race in healthy reprmlnctinn, together with
the flt nourishment and the core of the
‘ young: after birth, in the ultimate end of
woman no Inch, and wlmtcver tells against
these functions and minor» either her
power or her lit rirctnm is an nth-im-
against nature and .‘I wrong done to ho
clety.
if she chooses to decline her natural of-
fice altogether, and to dedicate to other
services a life which hits no nympnthy with
the sex of Immunity, that codes into her
lawful lint of prelurenmr and discards.
But neither then nor while I'illc is one with
the rest, a wife nod mother like others, is
«be free to blaspheme her was-ignited func-
tions; norto teach the young to olnwheuw
them; nor yet to set nfont such undertak-
ingsnoabali militate :ignimt the healthy
performance of her first great natural duty
and her first great social obligation.
The cradle lies across the door of the
polling booth and burn the way to the urn-
atc. We can conceive nothing more dim»
trona to a woman In any tinge of inaternl-
ty, expectant or accomplished, than the
heated panaiomi and turmoil of a poliiiml
content; for we may put out of court three
fallacies-dint the vote, if obtained at all.
into be confined to widowa and spinners
only; that enfranchimd women will con
to!“ themelvn with the rule and not welt
alter native oiller, ninl that the; it ill brim;
into the world of politics I i;-~ mveetnrm.‘ :itnl
light claimed for tlwm by their adherents.
and not, on the mntmry. mill Blur own
abriller excitement to the men's tlei‘pef
pnaaiona.
Nor must we forget that the fronchlw
for women would not alinpiy allow n few
well conducted, well educated. self r.»
spotting gentlewotnen niotly to record
their predilection for llbenlinm or coir
aarvatism, but would let in the for wider
flood of the uneducated, the nnmtmirml,
the irrational and emotional—thou who
know nothing nod imagine Illl—llllnr‘
whose promote and partisanship on all
public notations madden nlrrady ext-ind
men.
We have no right to Hippo»: tlmt hit
man natural is to be chunurd fur ulll’ ln-nr
lit, and that tboinfluencc of sex i. m be
come a dead letter Multan certain among
III with it no. What lino been will In
again. In the mirror of the prophet. wine!-
banp behind him, the Parisian woman oi
the revolution will be repented when-in
analogous coutllllonaexiat, and tnntlntit
women Into active wniclpation in mum.
will certainly be toiurreaae nlimr-Ir-r and
add fuel to the tin: of htvifr.-—-.\lnl. Lynn
Union In Nineteenth Century.
l'avwa on a Dinner Tabla.
A very brailllflll table dm‘omtion wr.‘
awn at adinner porn gin-n by a llflflli'h.
notad for her tam and originality. ’I’he
cloth, which win of the fittest dammit. ill.»
playing a design of ferns, the center lignm'
being an eaninitely drown wronlti of llll‘
fronda, while thi- border was Inmml nl
apnya of the moat delicate maidenlialr
variety. had been umleml ofa great linen
bottle in llclfaat, with ”mu rrfrrriu'v! It;
the docomlou of living ferna, iota-mini It
bu mad for "a autumn dinner party."
The tabla waa circular. and In the middle
ward «no! the giant tulip vane- now at.
faablonablr. Thin graceful mptncle war
filled with the lovaliaat and rarest apcci
mn- of farm. the spreading. («than
rm reaching far mr the beada of tilt
”bud mm, and forming. an it
wan. a «flutter-t through wllonl inter
ails-a about the charlie lights of the chair
doll-r. No eandlru, no flowers» were lined.
but aarh »Ilvar ill-h moo anmmmlnl by a
wreath of Irma. which kept imirctly lmh
during the antler of the miirw.
Alltln cryntal ware wait rxquinllrlyi'ti
mm with ferm,while the Drmlrn china
melon gave the one touch of warmth and
mine with in» pitta mac and gold nut-o, An
ideal diam decoration wan lbc unlreml
mi. and farm admire than the
allbwallll floral banana which hove pro
vallad during lba pant minnow lion-tor.
Herald
. Wm»... .n...m.__....._- , 7.
flat I» a rim r
Somebody wrote and lulled me to Mm.
a dirt. It may II when Ila!
khan-m tor-at rm baa been mint
demo- of fut-alto. loaned ail-mt the word
by a partition of lta amnion. but it n
quite the to apply it only In it- tmmse,
aadtbaappallatlon in favfrorn hologram
pit-«amour.
Dom wanttoaetalnl The. inn.
Do you we to late the m charm at
man which is woman's» hint barium
and m’awotainquaatly tone-laminate .5
Thea play at lore.
”on you want your Mare life "litter-ll
gill-Ally” STYLES
hm "WWE
33' mfifinfin
approved style.
WilliamlIlwnrds
ll ”Will"! BTIEET.
sown ”WALK.
aim
A paranormal . ‘ hoot ‘» 0‘
venous. nmnnmliffln"? Aw, 'ty
‘ FUR .0 : PES. x
no caper. Hwy Satin Lined, long books,
y , r
l
f
Aalraehnn
*8 a1 ,
tlg Hitting fronts. on]
$I2
Theta ca “ are worth
(3th Trimgl‘llig by the yard, for
.48.
18.00.? Astracha’n Clothnnd Brown
dream
a
H. KRIEGER,
lainlonn Hotel Block.
cal-alum Pan-ta.
The hit. or mountain mnot. of New
Zealand, ammonia-brown bird. formerly
la bat-lulu all other» of hisclm. llll do
WW I mult'orom Imblt u fnltbliolll
II of opium-a ' ll band to feed on
tho Inertia-that mu»: luxuriantly‘on the
“ill. but ll lut- o’...m (ml [lull “imple-
dlol alum- tbe mumplwhtion of Iillvup.
perhapa lire». too mode tintl natural
food mam ll now taken a nvrrlhlu n»
range on it» unennwmn» enemy.
Fulani»: line" on the bark of n [rm
Iheep. [Wl'llr'il a duel: m n >tmv:»ii".fi. uni
mvunely lemon: il'.‘ 4; tuml, .-l.:u nzlll
lie-h, it pinata-:1 n». pumrlvll Mal; min
the kidney int. whm. ll .;«-.~..n;u, M“:
then. leaving ullt- thun tn , my
goal oilin min-ll of illluillm ’l‘hnngll it
iaaadiilicult to feel ludivuiml nlmvlmn
for aheop when- they «re : :.m ,im-t-wl by
mllllnnsuait would be to i ll)! rm '4
in Chicago, lilo ”ml I...t 'llilu v...;.i
shepherd cannot rci'rttln le'Il int-Vin;
ono of Ina own [Lu-I. “Bil in- I‘m-l» In "null
aconditlml. lillll I’mni invoking m:.imiin
flow on the Whole row oil l. on ,
Bow tin-y found not l:l..l kl'llll'}' fit!
was such it slolil'tluy can only be con»
jectnred—wrhnps in tin- Mim- indirect
manner in which (flint-lea Inunb'n China-
man discovered that 31mm: i‘nstrw’l pit: mu
good: a ltcn How u Slit't'li devouring bis-
regnlar supply oi fowl owl ill'fr'.nllllt:
hill property with who! beat; nrnl vi cw.»
be had, his tongue mum in control :ti'lri-
doninlly with kidney fut. From that
moment the satinfm'tinn nf uppetite and
the grutifiwllon of venrlvtla \vum uui'ml
—G. M. (5mm in llnrgu-r'u.
J) ;v
Conulpltllon nit-l lrtuolly.
It is now gent-hill; llxllilllll-ll that with
slipnlion lsprmluvi: . .. “1' r. rim:- .
tiers, thnt it ug,:r.~.v:;r « l.
increases the silwrptibllity of t
to infections litmus-u mill pi
state of general it i)‘ ml lllhiiii‘llll'lfl'.
“woervnmlrlyhtom tv I. . will} ...‘lv«:lnl.
and it timer or- rotnrmlh-rn.l limt the
nervous centers nn- in the limit:
The deleterious ville-turf t'-.::ivti.l::timi
were fornn-rly explunwl by i‘w ~.1i".r
of the bnnli'ttml lilil‘é m iii-.- ldxwl w..-
aela and nervrsof the inn-nun: l'. r: l
diflerent view is now full-.1 it is l..-
lieved that they are (lllt‘ to powerful
poisons, which have been pruvml in he
developed in the prim-M nf illl orient ll»
composition
There is reason to believe that r-xlrelno
mo! constipation may l’l‘fl‘tll in in-
aanity. in some of the WH-hl ("lava nf
commotion there is n ln'u [iihmlfn't‘
through the «impact [lift-N. the l.|lIi‘l‘
adhering in thick lovers l.) lln- walls of
the intestinw. wild.» ti .- mural: ll.“ 1. -
anapicion of m rv ll m: : lztmn
Thu! grm’v lllsml~ . 'v I not 1"" v.1 r z ,
suit from eon-.tipath-n min..- to t ;.. r -.
atant use of cothnrizt-n on the part or
those affected. But hllt‘h me.- is lire-if 2.:
jurions. The thin mnm- H to r-rtulrls- I:
boblla that will effectually l'i‘lllnl'" l..'
tendency lllvilllhlll-ltllull 'i'Zu- hilt-«nu .7
vigorof the intentions nulls in be 2::
“tilted by invigorating lllt' r..‘.i;r:m..r
system generally with proper nutd nrl'
exerting—Youth} Conlpnmou
Itapltu-n and drug".
Laplace with n mun-r small man. mm
Iwhlto necktie. looking very like u { -..-
Ion, though he won reputed to In» an
atheist, an indeed mm the can: ill‘ was
then very old. and used an "M mum's
privilege. retiring to bed uhnnt lhr'vlm'k.
Ange van a line looking mun. will”
very fine looking wife. nod it Much It»
pnbllcan. laplnce. on the runtmry. wu<
weak. and alwnyn drifting: his point-l
accordingtothe time. This In] Ill not
to melt a quarrel between him and
Ango that it won not usual for "trawl”:
to attend the wines of “fill.
When Laplace won near i no end Arngv
saw a man lit bin own hum-w unwound)
went to his rivul'u. and unmarked. "Ah:
he sees old Laplaee in going and m In.
ban come to me." It wan to uni f~~r it
“All“, Wlli‘ll "In? lillrwllll'mi. It -:I‘
regularly. and it wu t'nnnldeml min I .
cut many wimp ctlnmiin-ly. 1.:
M97001“; bl'aflltd Willi-lull?" 0'2“" 1”
If“?! bit when won on r. wunitl nit Ii: -. .,
with afow friend» to lrlt and apple {w
~Sedwlck'a lantern.
A cold-ninth I've-or.
A Gilliam boar-Ind a Market ntrwi
car and handed the commuter a the will
place. Tbaiofllcial rang up n farr .m
tho Mala! and. Willie mulling obnoxi-
for another pat-cum. put the Chum
nan‘a Iliad in In. month, to going
W the «pm by the public buildings
WWII"! limb and the milliliter»!
awallowetl flue- coin. The blot of what!
the mil might be ttililaillgwtum vlnlu’l
”:0th him to much an I. to
abort In bill «nah. ills: Iim mm» v: . ~ i
put metrical“ ed the em. but the ho
had already lawn taxi-tom! and norms:
th- remainder of the trip In trying I.
In” whether he with live mm- «m m
in MIA In. or “All.“mfilwli'lplrlv:
VIM lunar-iv- "at. tho».
3mm arenannmely gmmul it Mr
equal mvrmy on be”: ride- The rm
trrial for 'lhelr lummwimv n- l. in
gin-and a kind of llmmrnllml llruztlmi
pobblo. It in til-ally a melt erg. no of
Vary boon-my mm out m'inivlrn
W in any particular Hgm'imtlr"
have alleviated m him than all
other hat-an W. Iln'nlaw than: n
no manual to that unlined brine
pin-I dammit. Main llewidlo
Inna-an or I". Author.
"Ll” Cutll‘nitfih: l’ltolli’SllDT”
LESSON IV. room H QUARTER. lNTER-
NATlONAL 8!. 405.3. OCT 25
Moflholmm, Join» an. lol and I.-
I'l-covanm Van-a. l-tl-wfioldaa Ton.
Julia alv. lI—covnwmulary lav ta- lav.
I). ll. III-avail.
IOomlet-u lrmn baton Ilninmv Qlutrtorl Iii}!
Wm of it.» Ilumrmn. trulrllnbar. 5h
adalphial
l. "latnot your heart be troubled. yo
believe In God. believe aluo In Me."
The owner lamb had inn calamtbo
flipper to commemorate. “The Lord'-
dcatb till llo come" lntd been lnatitntad,
and very anon now Ila would go forth to
his agpny ln Getbaenmne, but lie think-
not of Jilin-om He feela for than abecp
whom lie in to noon to lean. and lie oom-
forta them
a “In My “tom's home are many man.
alona; if it were not so I would have told
you. I no to prepon- a place for you."
After the resurrection lie said. "My
Father and your Father" txa, I7) Being
in llim, lit» Fatherland! Father. and all
the glory given to Him. lie shore» with us
(xvii. 1!!) What the mnnalnnn are we may
not know. but every believer may thank-
fully rny, there is on. prepared Iov mo.
3 "And il l nonnd prepare a place for
you. I Will come again anal twelve you onto
Myaelf. that wbeml am. there ye may be
alao "
In. "If ye love life let-p My command-
manta"
The (luehlloltll of Thornton and Philip and
the Saviour» repllev to them arapaaaed
over to the intervening "rhea. but I trnat
the teacher:- will not pawl them over.
Every Word of Christ loot u breadth and
length and «tenth and height tlutl eternity
alone can unfold. ("nerve particularly
the great promise» of Vt-MJI Ill. It and the
key words, "in My name," "That the
Father tony he ulorilled.’ ’l‘Iie verhe we
are now upon Will be more fully before in
In venue 21, but notice xv. IU. "if ye keep
my commnrnlmentu ye ahall ahttle Ill my
love. not! I John v. 3, "’l‘ht» la the love oi
God. that we keep lint commandments."
Then [John Ill, '23. Opel” to us the mean
Inn, “This in Ilia commandment, tlmt we
abould believe on the mum- of “la Son
Jeans Christ. and love our: another on He
gave no comrrmmlmunl."
16. "And I will pray the l" ther. and lie
aball give you another cnmlfiter. that lie
Inay abide wnh you forever. "
The Spirit no not Christ, but ndifl‘erenl
personality. even another comforter. who
would be to tin-In all that Jesus waa. and
who would lower leave them
11’. “The spirit of Truth whom the
world unnot receive, Income it aeeth llirn
not. neither Itnmvetb lllm. but ya know
Him. for lie dwelleth with you and shall
baln you."
Because Hi: In a Spirit of Truth we can
not know lltrn nnlua we are truthful.
ls ‘l will not Ienve ion .~ l'iiluf’lit'flh. l
will culin- to Hill."
l9. "Yet it little while, and the norm
aeetb Mt no more. but ye we Me; because
I live ye abnll live abio "
Observe llh other referencea to this
”Little while" ”it! “t‘ in» to be with
them in chapter» \ n, III; all. 35. xiii. Ki. and
then we llr- trft-rr-twe to another “Little
while" in .\\'I I"- W Tbut tin: [Ifbth'li ago,
during which lie In pcraoany ulmznt, an
to "in vmltle presence, in but a "Little
while." See ”oil it, fit. the rrt'lml reading
of which I», "Yeta very lllllr wlulu, lie
that shall come will write no.1 mil out
tarry." lie in olive lurevermon- rill-v. l,
18). and lit-.nx: reconciled by ”1- death,
much more wall we be mvnl by Illa lilo
(Rom, v, I!» lint we long for the time
when we uilnll be With Him and like Him
(1 John ill. :1 Phil. Ill. 20. 2|)
ll. "At that day yr: Ill-ll know that I am
In My Father. and ye in Me and l in you."
2i. “llr that hath My conmmndmwta
and Irrepeth ”will. he it in that loreth Me.
and be that luveth Me thrill he lOVNl of My
Father, and i will love him and will maul
(at Myaell to him.”
This include» verao I.'i nod indicate: how
we may know that We love Him If we
lava m-lo No Will nod mite delight in ”in
comnmnaltm-utn if they or. mon- to in
tho" gold or Zulu-r. or tlmn even out daily
(with CHI, ill-m trill, I'll. then we
may know, indent, tlml my low lion and
may uncut nzwtlnl untllilralatluml o! the
Father's into
22. “Judah will: untolimi. not Iwnrlnt.
lard, bow to It tlmt ’l'lmn ulll nmmfml
Thynll' unto on and not unto the worhli"
'l‘hla wai- Judit- the brother of Jittnru.
tbcaonol Al down», who aim wrote the
flotation! Jot e llmho vi. to. Judei;
all "Jo-tin unloved and nail! onto him,
llama low Me bewlll keep My word».
and My other will lore him. and we will
come“ "onto him and make our abode with
to.
flan I!- again antarc— than» tour
lov- to “ll”. in our ion to Illa wtml.”lltwr
ml???" “WW?” "' "“3
not run:
other whoa ’abacitf m
moot!» am
r hero
WI an . «out
my have i apohau unto
mat with mt
. up: "While yrt landing with
M Ma would Ira-bout Iron them,
a“ wonlfig II ialh‘wlta film
are. they
the W" new or up
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wmmratliu
South Harwell. Bonn.
BEST MADE
NEW T smn
What are we hm for? Tudut‘he right thing
by the public. and give them
PURE 00008
111' THE
LOWEST 0A8" PRICE
Which baa bran our motto for over ill year».
and ban made our reputation so well known
all our the l'nlied Staten.
WE IMPIIRT
Direct From The
Place of Growth
And give the ”manna-n- thr- benefit of-tll infer-
inedlate phlllta.
The [M &.P T00.
4i IIIII STREET.
NllllWAlK, 00NN.
200 8mm In the United States.
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Ship ChandlerS.
362 Water street.
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I'ure lull Zirw and l'hlvnua ml. roving
Hiaqin _ anal rvrryihlu {or I'ullllrfa. liaila
Tania. eta. ripe-mi. Ila en. Tun . Ila-l l’ota.
Ilarnlu-r Point, Tat'ltlr. "(llk‘ am ever thin.
nusled about a hurt! or b ~ I’lnlwrmrn. lain!»
lion Marlin- Light-u. Al kinds- of it: inner:
tin pllm. . for lINtlFJIIIlW am ubllr
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Irn for mlmunlibah-r trait-Nanny»;
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twp-mum» find I! rtr and our Link-a
llin rm- Imperl-rr n qnal tyiuanythlnunade
In | n montry. and the prion are rial: also.
fulcrum. Int lurk Prim
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lemon.
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$ I 5.00 '
BIIIEIIIIIG All txmsts.
(Exec in win anon: Chairaand W
singliiugpcorzb birth. small extra charge“?
Peel's Ilium Falls Autumn Tour
to Earth's Greatest Wonder
and Branded Sights.
The mnd special event of the Hygoia and
Recreation (30.. 1'. E. Pack. marw'er. the
lionaatonlc Niagara bipedal Expreui wit
longer attache: ond aleepern attached and fly
attendant. Leaving south Norwrllt. Tummy
morning at 6:15 u'cloclt.0ctober 13th arriving
at the Falls at to p. m. urn-nu
arrive in (lonnerticnt tor fore Friday noon
In time to connect wit, train: to eve part of
the Male. 915.00 palya for a aplend and de-
lightful In!) mile ride; included two daya'good .
hotel board or at rivate house. a fourteen-tulle
carriage ride to a l lots of lntemt about the
Falhyfloaia' lain Prospect Park. Victoria
LQneen'n Dominion, lonada; finapenolon
Whirlpool Ba‘plds. Etc. Steamer Maid
of the inn u lo the on. Double view ele-
vatorn. (ii-ant Mnoenm and Zoological Gordon.
he. the. Ali-n. pavement can mnnect nt
Ilridgeport by NJ . train leaving South Nor—
walk at an a. in.
Get circulars for full information and tinkcta
of EA. hit-Donald. at l’lalated‘a drug 15 .
Y
'Mlll Norwalk.
'1'. r. Plantain-gar.
I-lousatonlc Railroad
Ila-bury and Norwalk Division.
CORREL‘YED 70 JUNE ll. I’m.
Trainnlenve rhynth Norwalk for lmnnnry-w
6 l5.llli§lt. m., l: “.2235 llMl‘Jlnnd lilfipdn.
Sunday!» 9:5 a. in. and ll 52 p. m.
Trains leave Danbury for South Norwalk«
till‘AJWJGfinnd II “a. m.. 315. 5% and 636
p. in. Snnvluysrritm a. m and 5m ‘2 in.
Train:- leavc South Norwalk for ldgeflald—
6 iii and 9 lilo. m., I: “.223, 5 ii) and 65 p. in.
Train» leave Rldrt‘flt-ltl {or mutt; Norwalk—
il 4;». 7 er. 9 Iii and 156:. nt., 240, :l '5, so; and
2 i . m.
'S’LW York and l’ittxllelnl unrest: leaves New
York at 3:!) p. in.. South Sorwaik till p. m.,
arriving at l’lrtrllelrl a II) p. m.
'l’illniielul and Sew lurk exprm learn
f'ittsrleld Ill to» ll" in. Build M) p. m.. mon—
net-tin _wuh ll: » i. in. train from Danbnryl
South . nrwnlk 72 l p. m.. arriving At New
York 5in p. in.
'linlly urept Sunday.
MAIN LIKE llll'lSIOS.
Trains leave Bridgeport an follows:
I In a. m.. punt-nun for httsfield.
lama. m., tiger tor Pittalleld. manna
oonmtiona at Albany and the Went.
It) In; In.. freight for llawlcgille.
urea! rrinxtrm.
plummet.
a
n! p. m... New Milford 9min .
ill p. in. New Milford ”partial.
ll: p. ”L. freight tor (irrnt Barrimrtnn.
7 : a. nl.. [Sundown plus-anger for Pittanelil
and; Albany .
\\ nun ll. .‘l'nvumx. Vice Preaidcnt nod
General Manager.
A. W. Plums. General Pwnxrzr Anni.
II. I., New Haven & Hamid II. II.
October 1?. 1890.
TRAIN-l LEAVE SOFT" NURVVALK AS
FOLLOWS:
Pun New “out. A. M.
ex. 5 m, rill) hull en. ii an or. 7 mm. . .‘u’ru. n as
u. “IIII-nolex Il't'ia,9ill u. 92M or. I0 ll ex.
lltl'.’ bani-1. '. M. 42:87-91. fill or. 23' ex.
tidal-.1" Stamford. uprm from Stamford.
Ililfi. 4 1!! u. :3”? air. to Stanford, 5:5! or. Show.
as: (-1. ti M run 7 Si or. 2‘ ll tux. lo Ila-u, l 12mm.
“'nalrlnth rl{irt'rl(. Humin e {vld em. 546
en. 9 IS an. I‘. . I. n It an. 7 Zion. not or.
lv'mt Saw llnvrx. .-\. M. l 13 «L: o l" mu.
7 ill nan. ilfll tun. Ii loot, Iii Bite. l'. M. IL'III
ex" 1 0" em. 1 Eu». 3": no. t $312.5"! ae.,li':l
Ir..7 Ill «3.. 7 mural {I an”? ll an. ll if? Adams
6! and an, [23% a. m..ex. sunduys it!» an,
9 lilwa. it. null“t a: . p. m.
l‘uu lltnri'onn. A. M. am an. 916 en.
llil‘hu‘. l’. M. 12m”- ill: 91., luau, 'ila‘i
an. 9 ii an. ll if.” r!.. 1225 a. in. ex.
l‘ou nruuimtur. A. M. Gillian. 9M rx.,
lflflu'. l'. M. mil-1., law“ 7 Lie!" till
'2‘" III? eln' t Mott-la morning between
Sew Haven lllll Springllr dl u.
. 5 in Irxr-rpLMonvla) M
Fort llowmn.‘ A. M. H: Ma Shore Linn.
P. M. line «I. (via aprlnxnelill, In: a. vla
Hartman.
LEAVE new YORK
Ion riot—in Solon“. A. )l.-- 501 01., out
Infill ar..liIllrx, noun. Hillel. Illlar..
1.2m Minn er. r. ll. mum. lam... 2-2: an.
tiller" lulu-1.. at: can “it on. out u..mr:n.,
7‘” MNJM tun. DiIIA-Inmn (I. and an. 12m
midnight”. Manila)» tel no ..l-Mu.,5tnar..
lzllltnldnlgbt.
OLD and RELIABLE
Illlll lllllElil Fllllfilll HIE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK.
SOUTH NORWALK
AND
NORWALK. CONN.
he Pronoun-
cm 0F MIMI! llll Hill!
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immune-rumo-
W. B. Hal I & Co.
V‘Andyouwilluenotodya"
Neat and Perfect Fitting
Butanelnwhiehibe
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BRIDGEPORT. .«
urw IllIIlIIIIIB! in man
All Departments Enlarged.
$100,000.001n Dress Goods, ammo; in (Jloalra, unwound run. , ‘
Our spacious Cloak and Suit rooms, on
Imponant the second floor, are repletowitb all lb.
Inovoltios of those-anon, (real) from Paris
and Berlin. Many styles are exclusively our own, embracing
now effects that cannot be duplicated or copied.
New flrapery and Upholstery looms
Our large rooms for displaying Upholstery and Drapery Fibrin
have been entirely rgmodellcd and enlarged. Every facility“
our command has been used, and no expense spared in making-
tbese rooms the largest, best lighted and most attractive in this
country. Our stool: is replete with all the new novelties forup-
holste‘ry and interior decorations. These beautiful fabric! have
been selected direct from the leading manufacturers in England,
France. Germany, Switzerland and America, and embrace many
rare novelties which are only shown by us in America.
And an among»- rmlnrtion of over 30 per cent. Time show ”9066 low of m
( Inc lot of 300 pairs Ladies’ Turned M ‘
82.00: regular price. $3.50 to 84.50. One lot of 300§irnlmnabnry
8 I Washington St.. 50. Norwalk.
We are selling
I'llo DUCHESS and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both “and Pan
N ORWALK.
moor" fl d' sir"
, airs 0 a Ills 008
Lftfllllfi, moored at a reduction. and to be sold at prices that Indium
$2.50 to 31mm; regular price $4.50. Onelotof
Mntliewwn {it ("0.1% slightly imperfect. hando "0E3 ’
and imperiecls. at prices that make t em I
F. H. NASH & BRO.
. . ,
Victory. New Stamford and Sllsby 8 Steam Hm.
able. inrlndinz New York Hanna.
wanna nnowrxo A rt'u. tin or
——m int——
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
zoo irs Lounsbnry, Mathewsonk Co's slight-
seWe-d, worth $5.00 a air: will be sold for $2.50
THE BEST BARGAINS EVER OFFEIEII.
Bellman-s given on
We how: a line ntmrk of
I“
CLUSED BUT IT SPECIAL ”“058
We quote a few prices:
suoESI ly enraged, machine sewed, Lubes” Shoes, 1‘
to 82.75. Balnnre in line Oxfords. 3am les
GLOVER & OLSEN, .
Plumbing, Gas Filling, Tin and Sheet Imnllod.
Decorated and Plain China.
No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING. .
lit am. rnr. ”rm imam no human.
F .../;a§fi‘;. 'I
sumo ”MAI” fl
HOSlERY 8t UNDERWMR
TRISTMI & llllll,
NORWALK, CONN.
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Norwalk Chronicler