. H ”i
M , k the lumen tidal:
gout (rum, tram
I:
. My filmy," ,
‘ conch Shoe only
call and exam no
HIS 1.1 n FOR Armani).
"mm "(A PRAIRIE nut 10 SAVE
A common LIFE.
A hm “cry In Which ”Own-‘0!
SM "II-I In tho llm Who Ila“! U'
“is ”II-tam to lulu ”uni-us II“
no “var—III. wad-amt.
thnlwmoutweot 1 hadoccuslon to
know right well on old fellow by tho nauto
autumn. its war tho richcst unmtho
moot inlciiigcnt man in tin country, and
tilt on tho rancher tbmboutcullal
hint " lust Krmncr,” and would bow down
and wot-hip him plmmt. I had upon one
nonunion spent the night with throld mun.
had rut hi» wife. urine, intelligent woman.
thug or tour hnnriaomr. ntulwart sons, and
uwbnlc bevy of charm»; daughter».
“How long have you lived It'll. Hr.
‘mef” unit] I, no we Mt the breakfast
“Thirty yum. nir," uaidhe; "thirty yuu
(brim day of next month three I married
and brought my wife hm. There w-u'ii
much hm then but a little shalt; uhuuty
and u bit. of fallow lam] Itchimi. but we
have not along. God has pmpcred or.
Yea, uir, thirty ywirse come next month. lllt‘I
«let the m, what's "witty! Why. wcmust
begctting muiy the unnivemry dinner.
Incl,” added the old man a little: sadly.
”Abbot ritual he prrpuring the memorial
tr
“You didn't know I hutonetou who was
a timber, did your" hr continual, or w.
walked out on the broad plum and looked
out over the broad ncm teeming with
with for the old man. ”You. nlr. my
oldest hoy,.lbhot, in u mlnintcr. lie but
none «not ijI. now. but he i'tmv with»
and preaches in the little chapel out there
In that clump of timber Put on your hat
and come with the mm there. and I'll
chow you the firm: hit at architecture in
Human. mi trail you a nttrry about the
man to whom we built inn chapel or in nu:-
world.
”I laid you nwhilc ago that it WM thirty
rim I martini and came here to
five; how I was cured from death that tiny
I. what I urn going to tell you.
”I was working on a ranch, a few mile:
below here. and haul ruined enough to buy
I bit of Iami, bullet A little shanty It"! and
get me a pony nml at Email stock of pro—
visions. l burl to work pretty hurt! for it,
for tummy came hunter in tlwucdayr’l
. I didn't mind that, for I won workin to
pt the damn girl the mu cvcr rhorw
on. She was olcl mu Gnysun’o daughter .
and liverl in the county above hen».
CHAS!!! BY A "Him "31.
“Two days before we sun to bc married
Int out for Gmymn'a. The old m knew
howpwr 1 "ital, but he liked ruc putty
well, no lm unreal to not on up with a
wagonami room as A bridal pmt.m I
Itruclt out on my pony. it want curly whcu
hunted and i traveled pretty nearly all
day by myself. it was it right
kind of a thing torio, icon tell you, but I
don't know whether to be glad orwrry
when. along about cinch. mun rode up
from the mtr and joined tut.
"He was it long, lame jointed. hinder
hanging looking feilowl thought, and I
It“ sorter dubious when he wound that
we join company, but I want putty well
armed, and beside» there was nothing ciao
to barium.” I tormented, Ilia name writ
Tom Abbot.
”As we lay urouml the camp lirc after
nupper was over I told him about my love
for Louis, about my wedding. my prima-
—evcrythlug. in fact. and! finally rum! to .
rlcep with my head in the foliow‘n ion.
"The next day rut we joggul clout: over
the parched, dry grm I noticed about ‘
noon that Abbot begun tosrt‘tli tho air like .
u bound on the trnclt of mm. Pinnily ho
stood upln the ulrrupo audmncri tlut‘
Instr luck of bio, looking but whcncc WC
had come. lie rattled down in tho huddle
hinder blow.
“We mutt have left- uparlt oumitlcrr
lug buck youth/r at camp," he said calmly;
'thc pruirlc it on llrr.’
"‘My Gulf I cried. my lrlmtl running
chill ut the horror. I ism the long ntrrtch
of dry gnu» that buy behind bound hcfm
no; I knew the nature of n prairie ilrr. stud
how little chance oi mots“ lay ior no in
the (rout of ltn hrii‘tnli fury.
”Abbot loohrl It m u littlc rcorulully.
I fancied, but his» tour wan very pitiful
when it mid:
”‘Pour ”lowdown think your llttlc '
us will truth it?‘
“ "So.’ I not, culled to my m by this
law'- amino-o and trying to be calm my
urlf. 'ly potty in it sorry littlr fcllow. but
[could not Mani tom unortm.’
not try: volt An Account“:
”Already Icmrlof mil lbw Ma Old
but in the dictum them-drmdtbo-
lyisglcatc». ‘
”'It'a all up with us, Abbot: I said. ‘
‘Ob. Inuit, try panda
"forum tlur m'a m m.
Kw vrry calmly-r ballad fro-
mYoII hurl better than bonus will
It. hurt; rhino will take you through.’
""Aud icon you hear to purl-ht I“;
I} God, 1mm. rave youmlf!‘ I triad.
Immortal-m
bgtiillodrwnlnllusvrrr-rnlhrr
a‘mmmmbtchb.”
'I'holu flammwflm
”rt. null-r V. m hurl-I.” hr
to‘ffurnith or
r ‘6 boot.
and children's shoot.
w
in m Erotic 0r.
ARVEY.
‘ rtutent to malt ‘ reloc-
u “006 m bin from azch’ild’o
Anumr
”c. H. HARVEY,
70 North Main Street. South Norwalk.
Ilium-an £6»th z
A dunno unvonnuortt has‘ it. adult
laser. and mung limit is thorny collar
lion oi I debt. provtdml the mint la
fricndiy to the cmlttor. Ahmed chyk
a tumult. war oucr
manor of Brannon. null thin story is
told of hit ”moi rnlo.
A rich nun bud Judgment pronounced
mlntthiutinfuvorofnpoorm The
lulu. owing to tho bribe- of the rich
mu, could not obtain execution, sud
complained to Ahmed Vrfyk. After
hearing the cm, Ahuwd saw the debtor
riding up to the Kauai: upon it lmuttlul
Arch born. lie ordered the creditor to
lit Mn. culled a woman and whit
pond. to him.
The debtor entered the room. and war
aurpriml at the amt-primal wrdiulity of
the porno. who invited him to III down
to tulle collar and to converse.
cutly. when he rose to leave. the parlor
praised him to twin. and ltcpt him
more than an hour. until. Indeed, ,3 in.»
longer entered the room and placed a
mall hag on tho table trim Ahmad
When the debtor next row. Ahmed
took the bag from the table and gave it
to liitn, tinting: "Tim in 1mm You
owed to much to thin pow mun. I‘bmrc
told your bow. paid hint. and this to tho
balance belonging to you "~Youtb'r
Cmpanion. ‘
‘3'qu "our Into lupty But Italian.
80m» timugun boiler wuscouotructcd
in Hunchcstcr. England, with u vicar to
letting the practice advised by name in
cure of slumuert of water being div
cover-d. of turning on the feed water. a
wtucwhat rtartling rnctluul of prncrdnn-
mulling to name. In there text: the
furnaces: were. ”and of water byopemng
the lilowofl cock and allowing tho water
”escape wluio good bright lines were
burning. which could not tail to over
but the plum.
When triflicicntly brutal to melt «link:
of lead, tin and zinc the food was rod
(1me turned on through rrwcinl pipes
which injected the water directly on to
the hated pint”. but in occurs. as is
oftcn unturned. was this followed by n
rudder: gmration of steam at an erect
rive prwure. but in one cw actually u
rrduction of W took plnco The
only mishap which took place proved. It
nectar. to have liven due to the inn! not
having been turned on Icon enough
Again. the bogging upwurd of the flue
tubes. which was accurately mined
by rum of rods. war in route cuter
Ioundtohcna much u mini! inch
The ludvinbllity of hurrying hm
when raising strain wn dwnoustrntal no
beyond querttuu.- lérw York Sun
”It." vrl Zuni-w or: Ila-stain;
foreman in their gwgruphic imporv
lance. and In the Intricucy uni] signifi‘
cam of their geologic structure and
origin. arc the mountain belt» which
constant folded ruck farmntwm Thc
strat- furming the upper pun oi the
mth't amt are bent up and down in
long. curly might or curving. want»
like ridgu and trough. and where their
disturbance wan greatest the tuccmtre
ridged told: on: closely pressed together
The waver of the rock structure are then
punbctl to such “(41% that ”my ride:
become gurullcl with each other. not the
cnttrc fold in driver forward Into an in-
clined partition.
Theordcrof the struts on the lower
Ildc of tho upprcucd fold I! thus it»
vertcdflbc originally highest and [not
formal deposits theta lie beneath llItIBl
beds. in no overturned term Samaria!
Mouth“ wear- dowu thouudulatmm
and the crust- of the cicaeiy tabled
mt». often planing than on until a
Wmm.aMug mountain ranges.
pal-co {rm older to newer Instr. and on»
word from newer to older. in uteri“
ullcrnationr. having throughout the
wholo a nearly mutant ttccp dip.—
Wm Uphatn in Popular Sciutct
_ Noutbiy.
’l’bo Inn-a Irw- lrvlug‘o Wart“.
Washington Irving war one of the
We! run end one of the mod
Madhouse" “1:130!th
It I! cvialcnt from Hurray“: Inctnoin.
howovcmhatlrvlugwueledinmmtly.
to his own "hitch." by the
tho lateG. I’. l’utrmn. under which the
publirbrr. in place or speculation lb tint
Velma by paying at munch air-nor
a royuity
‘ CHRIS!" THETBUEWINE
. that while wo wor- yet uiuacrl count dict!
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LESSON V, FOURTH QUARTER, INTER-
NATIONAL SERIES. NOV. I.
v
In! at th- mura- rv. ton-ecu-
nit Von... 4. Holds- ‘l'ut. John Iv.
s—cutuwuutury by tlu up. D. I.
Ito-m
Walnut-f from RM Hair-er Quavtrrl by
partial-bunt IIJLIInffn-nu. unblhtiwr. IL
llIIlphlaJ
l. “I am the true vine. and Sly Father in
tho hunbumltnnn, '
Raving ariucu to no lie rilIII talk». with
them. Tunnel mat the vxncynrvl ot the lord
of Host.» and the turn oi .Iiuitiit iii; pleas
”Iv PIIllL II! Ill-m txiilt‘vl lame] a "II?
which lie but] brought am at Egypt (Ina
v.8. Po. lxxx. tit llut bnwl WM only a
type of Him who nu v ”wt..- thh thorn
1 “Every brunch lll .‘llt' llizll Imtrrth not
fruit. ngkcth uwny '
”And every branch that neon-tit fruit.
[It [tumult it that it may bring forth more
fruit." ‘
Now He npcults oi the Huron, who won
really Hi» but. iit'mIt'iI cleaumutt. that thcy
might be more intitlnl Anything of wit
Itilulcnt fruitfulnm and All lilthm-m.
both of flash and upmt. mtht in: cleansed
This also In "in work. run! He, wtii nee to it
If wrunoniy willinulil Cor vii. I. link.
xxxvil. 2&2?)
3. "Now yc IR cimn through the word
which I have npoltcn unto you "
The rcv'nml version my». ".lln-udy to nn:
clan,” reminding no of His words ill rm,
I0. ”B- that II wualml let clean every whit.
And ye are clean." Every row in Chm-t is
tubal, justified. mtictttird mul umtio "wt!
for tholnbcriteom-or the minim (‘nr rt.
II; Col. I. Till 'I'lw "mint-m we :m' in Him
He In our VIKIIU‘ull-flltm‘, and we Mr M:
armed in Him ill Cor v. 21. link 2. iii lie
“and: for no. and we pmnvl in Him cum
plow.
t. "Abide in M» and l in you As the
branch cannot boar fruit oi itr-nir. (xterm il
abide in the vine. no man- cun w cxr't’pt yo
ubldc in Me." .
b. "I am the vine. ye are the brunt-hm
II. that nhideth in Mn. and i in him. the
acme bringeth forth much fruit. to: with
out No ya can lIn nothing '
We nil know thnt the amp-t». im- lzilII'I
cred from the branches of tho vino moi not
from the unlit. and also that grow grow
only on the new growth oi the brunt-hm;
put forth your by fair \Vlmt than i.- [his
abiding which lie minim-t all much of null
by which alone wu cm: bear fruit? What
can It. Ixhut comcloun occupation of the
hem. with Christ; a continuum faith in
Christ crucified. Mn. lnwmcrimz and
coming lgnin.
Ii. ”II u mun chitin not. in Die. be is cut
forth ca 8 lynnchmml IQ withered. and
men other them. and Cast timm Iilfu the
fire and they are burned "
A believe-r may he triflppt‘li m in» grit.“
and opwrtumtim which he (nth-«l to 1m
Normand be turn left no u turning in
otherl, and linuiiy saved us by IIl’IS iI Cor
iii. “45), or if only I nomltml Christian
ls Judas, he will linuiiy he cant Into the
lake of fir: (Math. xxv. 4i)
7. "if ye libido in Mr.- and My worth abide
in you, yothuii not what ye will. nnd it
shall be done unto you."
8i "llcrcin is My Father glontiul, that
ye hear much fruit. M) than yo be My div. .
cipiu."
9. "A: the Father hath lotul Mr, no have
i loved you; continue ya in My low."
lien is the source of all true *rviec nod
fruit bearing—tho love It! GIRL “'bocan
animate the lore of God to His only begin.
ten Sou? And yet that Son lays to all who
are truly in Him thnt ills Tove to us in us
the Father’- Iove to "intuit—everlasting.
unchanging. u lovethnt lays down ita lilo
for its enemies, u love that bean with such
at Peter and continuum love him through
all his wanderings. imitating» nml denials
20. ”If ye keep My commandments yr?
allull abide in My love; even an I have kept
Ny Yuhcr’u commandments and abide in
Ilist love."
ll. ”I‘bactblugu hurt: [spoken unto you,
that My joy might remain in ynu.nml that
you: toy might bu full."
It was the dclixht of the Lord chuit to
doth. Father'a will, it wan lli» mean and
drink (Pu. xi. 9; John iv, 36} Tim was
Ills joy. and IIII timo will come when the
willot Got! till“ he done on \‘llflIl min
haven; tho pro-pm of thi» enuhinl Him
to endure the cross and diurnal the
shame (lieb. xii. L2). When the will of
God banana our delight. and Iii» way In
nor. to us than our own way.utul the
gloryof III- klugdom in ever before no.
than ahall w. have lilo joy abiding in wt
Ind b. filial VIII! II in [important up we
unfilled with Iilu Iplrit. Sec Rom. xiv, it
til ”Thla in my communtlmt-nt. llml yc
lcvoonc Miter all have loved you."
It ”0mm love hath no truth than thin,
autumn! lay Mn his ltfufur hlniricntl». "
This In the Insight of hum-u love. to tile
foruIrlrud; but our the love 0! God. for
WM» Ills Ion tow-uni tultt
i
[or nu," “Christ dial for tho Inigo-Hy"
(BO-l. v. H)
l4. ”Ynmlly trund- lI yr do whom
an! I comm-M you."
Is. ”Worth lcall you not mun“.
for tbrlrrvunt buowrth not what im- lord
that.”
Paul tout pic-nun in culling llimull tho
uncut of Hit lord Justin. amount; by that
hivury baud tint: us one whom Juno.
had taken captive from the rut-rm, but he
W to la- tltu nrv-nt of Jun» beau-r
hind bun-«fur [mm the boniiuxc of
‘dl uud Kuhn. Incl he knew it ittnl w.»
tally Mot it [turn “knoll! who
tunic not wort my will to navy.
(crib-t I! lam him-norm.
Dot lmltl wort lllw IM III'I
l’mtu loro wow. tint Hurt.
”lint l but called you "mutt, tor all
Mop lltltlhuvc board of My father i
hm undo known unto you.’
Jan urn tell our mm:- only to our
Bolt Intima- friends. so Janus rcvcull
III-rel! tally only to than who prov.
thin-rival “knight by limping [Iii
word-,1» Ina no [sternum
It “Yohuvruntcboarn No. but I ban
1
, wemltililbolaudmandthctour
'lJ trimmodhnteof '
n » was“...
1» FUR CAPE
Honvyiéiatin Lined. long bmkr.
. “ ‘
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W m .. El llTEST STYLES
:- ,
A indier' fine Kid Button ‘3' m
formerly 33. and another at l, fnmoriy t2. Missed
13. Children’s 6c 00] Shoes at 75 cents.
these youth, or it it a ploasuro to show
‘ Ilhchfllllll Hotel Block.
I Iliundrodthectsofpupcnudouly twcntr
vcmvclopoo, I knowing-ism “it”
p .
mithomwor.
Volvo“, Birth. Pittman, .
Moan FurCupés.
‘ ' SHEA}? riu‘iLL‘"
“If. M 1mm; ll kindly ION '
Con hover lmn- u wiring behind;
and oh! In brcntiw cosh title '0'" M
in fur Inna-tit n noble mind.
l‘uii 0ft a batter wad to «town
By claiming this» or hinder plan.
for it but little mind he ltuowu
Still lotus-ml: thrheat worn.
(livc Inc tho hurt that faln would hid.-
Would tutu wothcr's innit «M
flow can it plenum human pride
To prove humanity but burl
No. lat no roach to higher “mod.
A noblcr climate of mu;
Bu «mat in tho march for good.
And local: of all u but wa can.
Then npmk no Ill. but lcultmt b0
To other“: tuiiiugu us your own;
If you‘re the tint a fault to let.
[to not tho llrut to make it known.
For life in but u putting tiny:
No lips my tell how chart its spun;
'I'hct‘t. oh! the little time we stay.
IAI'I Speak of All that but we cut.
. ~Oncc A Week.
Auto and Their lino.
had more opportunities than were pleu-
unt of studying the habits of ants.
There insects. us is walklmown. m not
only a nuisance, but an absolute pert in
but countries. Tbvy march in myriad:
and destroy everything in their road.
In justice to the nuts. I am bound, how-
ever. to admit that Tluivo fotgtd them
useful in more ways than one. For in—
stance, [bought an (“mm akin rug
from a native. I soon became pitifully
Aware of the fact that it) literally
swurmnd with liens and other vermin.
in vain did I exhaust my Stock of pepper.
Even turpentine seemed to have no cflect
big-om} increasing the reckless activity
of time irritating math-rs.
At last in :hupuir I throw my my:
down on an out hill. In Tm than half
In hour every 11m nnvi objectionable
parasite WIIS rattan. but the mg was full
of ants. I therefore hung it on anti-
mosu brush. and as norm as the nuts
found lhny were suspended they hu-
teued to leave III? rug and descended by
the bush as best they could.
AgainJ hail kiiicni a snake in TuS~
mania and wishcd to clean and bicitch
the skeleton, which I intended to have
mounted as u neckincv. I left the body
near nu anm' nest. In a few hours there
was not a wattge of flesh on the bones.
The sun won dill the rent.—-Gcntietnm’s
Naguzine.
alrlo ln Var-our: Cclcbntlow.
The most beautiful feature of V .
mom's centennial cricbrntiun at Ben-
niugton was the triumphui unit. a thum-
ive structure. at locust thirty—fit? foot
high. in its lofty turret mu a “troll"
of gold mu! national mints, wrnpimi by
Miss Lillie Adams. of Burlington, rolled
In the limitless of Liberty. Just below.
on the top of the arch. vn-ro125 girls.
selected from the public schmls. clad in
pure white- and with flowing hair. who
sang patriotic mugs uccotupanimi bya
comet, m the: parade matted bent-nth the
uruhwuy. [so-low they? the arm arches
wen? liIh-d with maidens, bearing in
their hands Iifll'lllt’l'xs cinbiammi in gold
and colors with the various units of
arms of the states. At tho banquet
many notable italics wore present, and
the tables “The served in part by till)
young women in whiter—Boston Wom-
nu'l Journal.
Nulgltborl Ind Soul-I Bel-tint».
While it is pleasant to intro notghbotu
with whom wo an: on familiar racial ro-
lutiout, the fact that wr arc twigbbon
merely in no Mia-m why such relations
should exist. (hrtniniy no one bunny
reason to be oflcnulod it u neighbor
chotm t0 lira; in retirement. or docs not
return olucquions coils. Too many of
the calls on new neighlxmt. which an-
comieir-mln social duty in many, dis-
tricts of the country, um Simply prying
errands to m: if the parlor carpet is
genuine Broom-is or mg, or wlwthcr the
new Brighbol' kccpo hcr hair in curl
papers at culling hount, or it it good
manugcr or n imp-iota clatter“. or mine-
Ihing else. which is no [xtsniblc concern
of the cuilcr.——Now York Tribune.
Col-n Show That tho li—bnlla ls llltl.
0n coins in the rock carvings of the
ancients the umbrella often shows its
fulfill” fsmn. This goes to prom that
Jon-it liuuway did not invent the Inn.
brelln, but he raw the nine of the cunt—
cru tun-huh. and soon it boo-mo the
fashion to carry thin useful article.
Then mutt be grout dilfcmco between
the umbrella of the eighteenth century
and the modern steel ribbed. tilk cov-
ercd,tlcndcr miclc which is rennin!
ua misfortune to get web—«Inuit Timur.
I]- Know.
A young woman wu trudan in n
Illlioucr' I shop had the oidcri y proprietor
tuddculy raked:
"And when does the wedding uric
‘P’ .
“The wedding? Why. you don't think”
.2; fair customer blurbod had herb
II
”All. mils. when young lullu buy.
thing in the Windfmfixchuugr.
ltitugroattleul esoteric-combats-
tiotwuudtonpplypltflowphicdcoutab
timsinthcmrofufrieud’r trouble
thulnourowu. Themandoolytmn
denudation whichio nuimullytmo
undapplicabic in that “it migbtbc
worse.” Thouhuocoucrlrnblocmro
hadthutthismyuottrulyhentdofit.
Aluminium In. ban W at u
mlalfcrcolugbuttbero multico—
tlunrtoit. Itlue slimy-smart.
curtail» otsrll'ht baton»
W at aside ot Iluruiuinui
militant».
hm
During twelve months went in the '
Australian colonies in the years 1870—1 I .
ii i fitting fronts, only
- 12 4‘8 '
t ‘ U I
There ‘capcs are worth 18.00. Artraclum Cloth and Brown
Cloth Trimming by the ya , for dresses. .3 ~
H. KRIEGER,‘
Snail tumult. Clillil.
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What. no we hurt- for? Tmioiht- right thing
by the public. and KI‘T them
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fltuinfinmlrwnihmg Inf l‘muh-r~. Sails.
Temp. . ctr. Swan, Ruin". Tomb. I'Iri l‘uln.
Rumba-i I’niu. Turkic. “mks .tml cvrrythiug
mini about u but: ur lw {lain-ration. Ilvgulu‘
tlun Slurlm- Lighten Ali kind.- .li' Erratum-rt
Sn wilt-s. Flam for hunt». lunmw um! public
ht: Mi 9. We In: tho hw‘wnimi lit-m quar-
icns for mining and 1 Univ? llrnlrrn‘ mp viiru.
that i‘otton Drudge Bait; lint». Mnnillu lugs
Wk Cotton [trod \\ hr mm! our Links in
Rims arc Inwrior n uni-1 ty tounythlmt made
In th- country. and lite prices arr right lino.
Trinliont. lieu York Prim
Imr Undrrtold.
BUY 01’ THE MANUFACTURER
‘ Fl"! NIL! RIVIII.
» 7n
BABY Alli Mill BIIIIIIES.
'l'ltcoidcnt mun! rarer or baby .
m olm innit-d you for rule in on at
I I your; chant-t "Irina
i
R? in and IR'C'RR'W" prleu and: a.
FRANK BOYLS'IRN
W. Ii. Illliili,
limiter of Am Water Works Am.
“ «metro Mm‘Ammm
it tiltirtllllll.
South Noiwall, Conn.
' 1a hammock!!!
r» mummy-w.
O “ " lawn-Hr.
mmmuww
mamummum
HRRTTTWYF
U. UBK‘lTN-Ui SUN
mounuxm. ,
51 Washington 8.. St. Intuit.
21Itllt Strut. Irmtll.
Bakers, ligation
ICE CREAM.
Rfi-f'fiibmi °""'"”."ii"""“""
insecure "ram...
PEWNALY .CONDUC’I’ED
FUUR . DITS' VISIT.
$ I 5.00
counts in EXPENSES.
(brewing Ilruwin anon Choir: cud Wm
shaping couch bgnb. slit-ll cxtru chum)
Park’s [Niagara Falls Autumn Tour
to Earth's Bream Wonder
IniI Guiltiest Sights.
The wound sped-i event of tMHygciu Ind
narration l'0.. . E. Peck. manna-r. by the
llouontunir .‘o'iugnrn ripenill Expreta with
mum-r witches and oimpcru Attached Ind idy
attendant. Ikuving South Norwrlk. Tummy
morning at 6:15 o'clock. October 13th. arriir'nz
at the nut at likil) p. In. Ito-tuning
arrive in Connecticut at or before Friduy won
in tinny to cnnucvt with trulmt to ever ‘ purl 0
the State. $15.00 puynt for It splendi and dt>
iixbtful Lilli mile ride; include» two day-‘31“!
hotel haunt ornt rivatc hmafourtceu-mllc
rarriugr} rirlc to a l 30in“ of interest uhout the
Fltlitk-Hmtln‘ Inlan . min-t Park. \‘lctoriu
I’urk.Qu-:cu‘a linuiniou. hunting Snopenolon
Bridge. Whirlpot Knight-t. Etc. Steamer Mufti
of tho: Mist t1 ll!) I c ulIu. Double View cle-
vatorn. Um:- )I “Mum and Yongie-ltiurden.
arc... ow. ALw. mum-rs can runner-t at
Bridgeport by .\'. I . train leaving South Nor-
walk M 713% a. In.
tict circular-r for full lufonnution and tickets
of It. A. ll. lmuahl, nt l'htlstul'o drug More,
”amth Scruulk. 3515
1'. IE. PIECE. Manager.
Housatonlc Railroad
FORBES 'TI'II) TU JUNE II. 1891.
Trnim iratvc stunt Sorwuik for luminary--
015.018». nu. L” ".333. 510.655“ 1015 p.ut.
Suquya . 9 3i 3. m. and it 5:! p. m.
Trains [rau- Ilunhnry for South Norwnikw
0:13, 7:M.lllftnnrl ll ‘5‘. m.. 3515. sun and 625
p. tn. Sunulnyr—bt‘fi a. tn and 505 I); In.
Trains leave South Norwuik for Winfield-—
613mm 9ifiu.m.. l2 ”.213, 5') ill and 63 p. m.
Trains leave Ridgt-ficld furrou h Sorwsik—
(Ho. 74”. It 153ml 1155a. m.. ““0. it!» Finland
ill p. m.
‘Twu \‘nrk uni i’itufirid rum-ant lvxl‘rs New
writ :ll Liili v. m.. Smith Norwulk t ill 9, rm,
arriving at i’ntafleid n ill p. m.
'i'izrsm-hl and erv t ork exprm Iran-e
Pilhiit-‘ui at tilt k1: m.. PMth to p. m., tron-
um rim: with h: p. m. [min from [lunburyl
Smith Sorwuik 721) p. m., arriving II. New
York 5' .1) p. m.
'0in oxro-pt Sunday.
MAIN LINE DIVISION.
Tutu». Tonto Bridge-port u follow-t;
7 m :t. m.. ‘KLW‘BKNI’ [or I‘iITHficllT.
10m 1. 111., wager for l’lttntiom. making
conncctlona or Albany nod the “'est.
lit Nu. m.. frciuht for Battle ‘villc.
II Thu. "1.. [might for tin-at ninmnn.
i (lip. tin. I’illsilv'iti and Alban 'ptlusengel'.
full p. m.. New Milford “will .
0 it! p. In. Nrw Milford special
0:!» p. u... height for Hm: Iiarrlntztnn.
T :55. m., is'umlnyn) [ELWIIQI‘Y fur i’ittsflt-ld
and Miran).
WILLIAM ll. STBl’ENSflX. Virt- PrralitIr-nl and
tit-mm! Mating".
A. W. Purim. General Put-anger Ascent.
ii. T. New Haven & Hartford R. R.
Octohcr 12. 1890.
TRAINS LEAVE SOI'TII Stilt‘YALK AS
FOLLOWS:
Fun .\'Ew Yonx. .-\. M.~5!6wxm~pt Monti-w
. ft 00. till! brill ex.,tlz’x') ac. " ’ '
3|
f
. Linc. . 5'“:le
RIII im'ni u thumb“! ox. 93$ M. It”! ex.
37 Main. .\i. villzt'wx. It“ u. 23! ex.
:Mm-. In Stamford. upms fmm Stamford.
3:5. 4 art-x. {will at. t-iSiumfurd. 5'1“ a. 301mm.
0 3| v1. ti H 2w. 7 510x. ll ll tux. llthux, I team.
Win-Mutant; “prom. Sundn '.~ 5M cx.. Sill
rx.. 9 [5 M. I’. .‘I. b M It". 7 LI: mu, 9‘." ac.
Fun Nuw II.\\'EK. A. .\ . ~ 1 13 «L: ii in nu.
P. M. 1219
lit: 6., I “an. 215' «1.. I min-"5 I5 null”
In. t 15".. T Sim-"Ml “2.9 II ma. ll ll! Atiumn
u and um. i?!- tt. nt.. rx. Shad-yr? at lt‘.,
l‘.’ m2. at. m.‘. ti ‘9‘ M'. p. In.
You "Alt‘l'l'vlltll. A. .\l.‘ 610 um. Olo er.
mum. r. .\1. thin-1.. to: u.. mm. 7 15
can. :4 Ii an. ll "2 01.. 12:!- n. m. A.
Full Svurmnzut. A. M. .5 Ilium. but-3..
noun. l‘. .\l. ”WEI... lama. 7 591., in)
tin. In? t‘ll‘t' it Monday morning betwwn
Srw Ihvrn am Sprinutle that.
Fort Bunny. . My ll: «via shore Una).
P. Ill. 12:» ox. (Vin Springfield). lil.‘ ex. via
llartfonl).
LEAVE NEW YORK
Your son" Nonwtnx. A. zit-401 ex. 001
It'..TlIIIt'..lIiIlex. suit on. Timon. "ii-nu.
[zillnmn ox. P. SI. l'.’il.'ttc..li!lor.. fibula.
3m 91., zillion. «33”.. I ill can. hiltox..tlil!u.
'.'0lu~..fllll tux. Dillrhlttmn u. and un. It“)
midnight rt. .‘iundun 001 Lu'..7illu‘..5ll!ut'..
I: ll) midnight.
or
or
ii
.R‘Hn'.. n50 urn. “ML. lotion
1..
OLD and RELIABLE
UMli DIRECT FREIGHT llIE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK.
SOUTH NORWALK
, AND
NORWALK. ICONN.
Tho l’ropellon
cm or lullllll till this
i
Will lure Pm I.
strait. New York
exurptcd.
Ynlahl mural (mm “u. at. until S III.
Marni boats tau; Nun-it «'3 p. In.
all Houlb our-II at w p. in.
I! r trillion in to the on of Nor-
wsl: and“ mum C: rent tor wit-m lot;
' Em“. uyw in New York or lto virtu-
y.
”All port-out
tithe t oflb
SUSS" thumlborouf’.
Em itlvrv thorium
. II 5 p. In“ dilly; baud»-
torbtdt l on of
It‘ll: on’ur-
ram
Paula's “Putnam!
So. Illilllll‘llllll PlllliiRS.
om the M on".
1'th NIH III Elm ”I"
“I Pill.
WM Ni.
M MM. u
Rm Tm rim that.
mmmmouwm
W'am-MME
“glam
Rum {to Suit An.
-
Bast "Material is
EVERY PAIR
. And you viii no notouly u _
Heat, and Pei-teat Fitting Shoe. .
nutmmwhtohuo , .
Used. Combining Dumbiiiiyanii
Mahabharatammmsnoeinthom. ,
Call and exocrine them before purchasing any other thou, at
H. S.BRowN7e
south Main. Street. So. Norwalk. ‘
WARRANTED-
and Berlin.
Looming;
CLUSEU UUT RT
82.50 to 33.00;
SROES.
1y
sewed. worth $5.00 a
to $2.75.
TRISTRAIT
TRISTRAR
w. B HALL & c
BRIDGEPORT.
urw autumn NEW smut!
Ali Departments Enlarged.
$100,000.00 tn Dress Goods, $50,000.00 in (How, 825,000.00in Fun. _
' Our spacious Cloak and Suit rooms, all
Important the second floomtre replete with all the
Inovelties of the season, fresh from Putin
Many styles are exclusively our own, embracing
new effects that cannot be duplicated or copied.
New Urapery and Upholstery Rooms
Our large rooms for displaying Upholstery and Drapery Fabrics
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 ligltmd and most attractive in this
country. Our stock is replete with all the new novelties forup-
holstery and interior decorations.
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. ,
W. B. Hall &
And an at’eragc reduction of over 30 per cent.
goods, 31111an at a reduction, and to be sold at prices
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
We quote a few primzj \ ‘1
One lot of 300 pairs Ladies’ Turned Shoes at
2m airs Iriunsbugy. Mathzg’mligg Coll; of a
amaget , mac inc new '63’ Shoes, at
$2.00; regular price. 83.50 to 84.50.
Mathewson & Co.’s Slightly imperfect, hand-
patr; will be sold for 82.50
. Balance In fine Oxfords. 8am Ten
and Imperfects. at prions that make t em
THE BEST BRICIIIS EVER BEFEIEU.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
8| Washington St. SO. Norwallt.
F. H. NASH &""’BR"6.‘
Estimates givenon
Plumbing, Gas Filling, lit and Sheet Iron Wait.
We are selling
Victory. New Stamford and Silsby’s Steam Heaters,
We have a fine, stock of
Decorated and Plain China.
I‘lm DUCIIESS and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Bot and Port
able. including New York Ranges.
No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK.
WI Alli: suovmm A HILL LINE 0'
NEW Fill URESS 0000S
IN ALL TIIE um HEAD” AND fAIiRICIl. “MILL M It
HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR
NORWALK’ CONN? *
.3"
These beautiful fabrics have
I
w e 9.9:
ladies’ Shoes -
BE—
SPECIIL PRICES
oddloutofreguht
tbutmaketbun
These shoesare
regular price $4.50. One Toto!
One lot of 300 pairs Iounubury
SUUES.
& RYITT.
0 RTITT.
" Once tn ultra S
u. l. irritant-r. a norm:
_ BENNETT It RUSTEU,
ti inn nm. b. m. ,
Meats.
Fish. Oystm.
Minimum.
”‘1'.
«tumult-tutu“.
Wan 30m”‘”'”6%m
Exceiu ail othért. in "t ,
”Rid
flavor and ccrmomy.
" Ask .
rims-mar nor-rat W‘
mm mun-out
w.H. watermark
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