" om motor
'. * H. HARVEY.
Whom, weare
Momtehqetoa
‘ ', ladies’ and c
alt]; formerly 83‘,
EhrluKtheIarnglock agdagbodaesortmentto makeseleo-
t boot. A unm r ,
W’s shoes. A ladies’ line Kid Button
and another at $1, formerly 02.
from a child's
s ties in
BY
Misses’
Lmhéoiehoe only 1:. Children’s School Show; at 75 cents.
call and exermne these goods, at it is a pleasure to show W
.. c. H. HARVEY.
-‘ . South Norwalk.
'10. North Main Str
EVENTIDI.
At m. at mums. ,
Thsday drops anchor in the I“.
flip £9 transom. crimson dyad.
What scloud upon its hrsast.
With silvary chlnu of tin hulk
‘I'bsnows coins slowly in heals.
than they warts. mum srsssydalh
'I'balr dripping dswlusi W filth m,
M msatkle. at overtime;
The row moon elbows his silver hora.
I'he wtsslm list noma- forth wilds
[than the llallts at rustling corn.
The owl beetlrs turn (min hisslesp.
And llltsahroad with mulled wing,
Whila from the vale when shadows creep
l‘hs whippnorwlll'» writ numbers ring.
I“ «Inside. st cvcnfldsi.
The glittering fireflies. one by ens.
Mung tiny tailloflui tar and wide.
To tell “I? 'mflu'tlllu day is dons.
l'he dab: Ihllta but starry eye.
Tb. tuneful mud bird soaks Ills nut.
Willis evening croon- her lullaby.
And rocks the weary world to rest. .
llriss Whitney Clark to Good Housekeeping.
‘WHA'I’RIRS. JOHNNIE DID
'Wliatever you do. don‘t take the
12:10.” Toni had said. when at breakfast
Mm Johnnie declared her intention at
running up to town 'lt’s slow and
awfully dusty and there‘s generally a
rowdy crowd atrium. Wait for the 2:05
em”
But uomuer mid ’l‘om taken the at»
pal-titre than lira. Johnnie decided to do
nothing of the son. She was a bustling
little body. forever on the E0, and when
once an Idea crept into that clever little
head of hers. she wins Inclined to carry
it through to a finish in her own particu
lar way
Consequently. Min Johnnie did take
the 12le local. and within live minutes
time she was wuming devoutly that she
had folloired Tom’s BdV‘IOO‘. for it was
Inland it was dusty and they were
crawling along at a snail's pace. and
there were some rough looking custom»
hrs on board. and .. well, oh dear.
After all. Torn did know what he was
talking about occasionally
At the far end at the car a young
woman was sitting She looked so
young that one might almost have called
her a child. in rpm at the tact that her
pretty brown hair was twisted up on
the top of tier head In a vain imitation
of the latest fruition And thelto Mm
Johnnie) moat atrocious fact that her
cheeks were covered Willi rouge.
lira Johnnie gathered her belongings
together and set out to takopoeteaiuon
ofthsseatiust in front of the young
girl, saying sotto race to herself mean-
while _
'lt‘s really the most ridiculous sight I
oversaw The child Inn-ll money If
it were only an old woman of my age
{Mrs Johnnie Wins rather fond of calling
herself an old woman. although the only
owned to being twenty—eighth“ it were
only an old woman of my age now. there
might be some excuse. But for a child
like that. With the complexion or a
peach. why—why—it’s perfectly prepm
herons?
Mn Johnnie settled herself comfort
ably in the seat. and then. half turning
the scrutinized the young girl at her
leisure. she could do so without rude
t
hem. tor tin- girl was gazing out of the ,
window. and her thoughts seemed to be '
far away ’It‘s a sweet little face.”
thought Mm Johnnie 'and I don't care
if. it is painted. it’s innocent and trust
fnl Her dress lite her abom‘inahly. but
shehasa glonouupuirof eyea’ she’s a
positive anomaly I'm going to intro
dune myself "
The girl turned her head Just at that
moment. and as their eyes met both of
then smiled. and each perceived for the
first time that the other wore the little
silver Maltaecroeeof the King‘s Daugh
hers They needed no introduction after
that. Ali-a Johnnie moved into the seat
with her. and they werewon the hostel
friend: It did not take llrs Johnnie
very long to gain the particularsot her
story She had never heento ihecity
Wormwood. indeed. except tor some
little excursion now and than. she had
never left her home. which was in a litr
tlo village on the coast of Long Island
Shown-ugh“! tohavssomeoneto
talk to. for of courseshe was feeling a
tilt louer Then she told Hrs. Johnnie
that her using was Dalsy~lJalsy Hope-
sndthat she was an orphan with jut
mm ller name was tlophis. and
and
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Newsdsyamaddsdwlthsdghsophle
udeyesfotnoonobut Dan
"Butlshan'tmlnd it souiueh unw.’
itis sdded. nuddsnly brightening up
min. "nowthatl‘ni golngtohs inst-
rlsiltoo.’
m
nights
fit“: M It to
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II 'IBIIIII'I'DI 81' ET.
SOUTH KORW.
an”
does nophie r For. or worse.
told "err all ssh-mt it.’
The girl bring her head. and In
Johnnie could see her blushes oval In
spite of the rogue.
"You see. it's this way Jack hates a
fuss and all that. He «id for us to get
married lion and than let know
That wan llw harden thing Iliad todo
-It98"llllt her without a word of goodby
But Jack knows Intel, 1 suppose Only]
with
‘Exfllhb the, llamy. yon'mum’t think
lllt‘ impertiheul for asking all these
question». my llt‘lfl’ in Jack golhgto
inert you at the stationf
Well. me - not «sully. He‘s so busy
at line lililir no day. you know That's
oni- rennin why m- wni the dress and
thing» Ho- wmul in Kiln lettertbat ballad
shown llw'n to it lady friend of his.
sllt'r- mum-i nn-zii the terry and take
charge ul Illt' till he coma“
’IIII And how long did you say you
have Known amamJitck?‘
The girl hung um n lagain. "I saw
flllll first all-int nu w ungo Became
down on. one-oi im- yachts. He came
down: iwu-e on Sunday after that. and
tu- ~ written layer so often."
.\lr- Johnnie laid her hand tenderly
tip-m lflt’ raring girl's arin 'And do
you really tlimli my (It-at Daisy. that
you Klluw llllll well enough to marry
Illm' Wouldn't it be wiser to waitabit
and Ink? your sister into your conti-
ilt-iwe‘ Why not malt Jack to wait I
your lot you and then see how matters
etuml- He'll wmi lot you gladly enough
if he.— mslly iii varnest.’
'Whi- should l keep him waiting?
ene- sluswwrnl 'He lows me Isn't
that wn-mzir l luVe him and trust him
telllllr'll' and or does the some hymn
Iiui'. lliitl elitiugh’
Mm .lolmim- dill not answer for a
tnmur-iil IIPI’ Ilpi‘ were prom-ted tightly
together lot In tell the truth. Mrs
.lnliiiim- Witi- making up It." mind to
adopt a tlhln‘fflh' measure Tim car
lmlf lull u! tin-n was certainly no place
to: u «cv-m- And Mrs Johnnie h'eganto
I't‘ltIl'lJ" IIlJII if one prm'emlml“ to do her
dun m EEIZ.‘ llllle girl a scene was bound
to com-- The train true ynsi,elowtng up
lot a moment at it little wayside station.
"Well my dear, I hope sincerely that
you will IIIIII it in enough.” the said
Then. epri 11-;ng up suddenly. the grasped
the cnnwitmg and II”! own belongitigit
"Hurry up. my child!’ she orclarmed,
giving the girl a little push 'Here's
when- we change cars. you know Come
along"
'But I thought this train"—
'.\nu iiiv'olrni that‘s Vinst what you
lllllsllil .1». :mui llllllk lmi follow my
insiliivii-ms‘
Bo‘lnrr mi- gm: IllllI realized what Iht’
Wit: ‘i-lm: Mrs Johnnie mid bundled
[It-l out on to the elation platform The
train moved elutvlyont dire. Johnnie
watched it disappear With a sigh of l'v
Ill-I and then she turned to the bewil
demi girl and spoke to her very gently
'Ia-I m walk over to the little hotel
Unht' We ahall have town! there half
an mm: Perhaps we can secure a mum
tin-ro- I’nf lwnnt to have a little talk
Will! you '
Ill rimming of it afterward Mm Jnim
niv ulway a vlrclnrrtl that to her the walk
from the :ElIIIOII to the hotel was by for
tho saddest part of all that day's ordeal
It wit-4 then that the magnitude of the
work she had In do dawned upon her for
tln- find time Ilelore they two should
be standing on that platform lglllll,
Jal'll. the young girl's idol, must be rhut-
Kerr-«I and thrown from its pedestal 'I'ii
Mm Johnnie fell the Illsk of displaying
him in but true volume-nil though it win
atnnlt which she shrank instinctively
from in Wmls‘i‘llt'a. when the Inm- came
Mm .IiiIltllllt' was not found wanting
Sln- llt'Vt'l’ Iolil any one» not even Toni—-
tho particular» nl what (it-curred in that
little room not when the train from
New York chin» rushing Along half ho
hum latrr the minuphore we: hoisted u
a flgflal to atop and the two women
stepped silently on board
ilutn ui than my! um stained fut."
but their was no rouge- on the young
girl‘e tan- now her hair hung simply
down on work, and tllw were be! pretty
pink am» That night. when Mrs
Johnnie reached her own mm. after
qllllt'l Ilillu combat with stator Sophie
Tom was told pint as many of the par
lwulam an llrs Johnnie thought lit.
When she had finished hewas silent
lm a moment or two. while hs axhsnst’
«I his flock oi anathema upon Jack
The» turning his attention to the wow
an m the wow. lie exclaimed ‘Wnll. of
all in» little lmls“ -
llut Mrs. Johnhleinterrnptcd him sud}
duilly '
'Ihm'l call but that. dear.” Ill. added.
as she kissed him 'Jutt thank find
that I not the l2:l0 “-Aclon Davies in
flaw York Evening Bun.
'\
I" Keep Apples or Pears.
To keep swims-lat the best trait
and wipe perfectly dry wliha line cloth;
theutasra we! suithlile star. the In‘
lightly lIfl“ Mm
IImluwl choice lrult
almt any length of
placed in a situation
Another way is to
preferably that reads
from well wooed hard
a thick is or of this on the
cone and“ thee.
Gummy hrlcklaycrs oversaw sy
1'0me noundof .. eyths
mustrlsltfroinwlluotowo H3 flows
Don‘t try swimming In are: why the
Wis two feet tlrepuud the mu . feet.
It is estimated that intimate tons of
water pass over Nil-guru Folk every hour.
In Scotland. it I» mild ilmt loroek the
empty cradle will lunum the coming of oc—
cupants for‘ It.
The most mm liter! mile have it higher
percentage of carbon Mid the hll‘tll pm
dnced bi harder. .
- No English sowroi;.zn.exrwpt “warm I]
and George III. cvcruir ilm llgu (gown
Victoria but reached. wreniy tilt“!
years old.
A New England” who Lei. that he could
eat “over a hundred «1;;- iu one hour"
won the wager by nothing it lmu-ly meal
of shod roe.
Stanley is reported to have mmlc $51,000
from his American tour. Uuollnlf of this
sum came from his book and the other
half from his lectures.
A hotel keeper iii FIurizln iii mid to have
oflered a reward of live dollars for the best
trutiaeon how to make outdoor life at-
tractive to the mosquito.
At Hantahnlm, on the coast of Jutland.
In Denmark. from the.» lighthouse situated
at that platen-ere la flashed nightly an
electric light of radium: candle power.
Mrs. Malsprop sometimes hits the nail
on the head. It ruined in torrent» use she
left church on Sunday morning wilhoiit
an umbrella. “llow irrigating this is!"
she cried.
Gold and silver leather for very may
evening shoes, (but allow.“ pattern upon
the metallic surface in plow of the grain
of the leuthcr like sili'cr ailk.niolrt~.dlzr
poring. etc, are worn.
Figures put forth by the siiiwiinlriidcnt
2f the cumin allow that thruelnnrrhs of
the people of the United Shula inhabit the
dietricta where the annual minfull is be
tween thirty and fifty inches
. l :"Iii
“the Atmosphere and Mnlnsprlriga.
“Your iiirfiispring is broke," was the
positive declaration of it jrwnlwr in n young
than us hammered unslwullml up tn the
counter, iiwunwhlle probing for I'll~ wuft‘ll.
The young mltn ImrIti'l. mild ii wuril. ~40 Il
lseiuty to imagine ihzit he mu minnis‘ncd
at having the cause of his being [In-re thus
promptly and pmitivrly Inl’i'tuIII.
"llow dill you guess it?" Ilz‘ Inked ithrii
he recovered from his mu-irmmvut. "Didn't
gileaiiit: lknew ii,” Wfl.‘ ilw jc-wrlrr's re-
ply—“that is,l cuiild :iltnoz-it bare alt'nl'fl
to It when I saw you fecling for your
watch. I gum! then that something
we» the matter with that article, and hav-
ing gut-soul that lwaii really to but twen-
ty-dve dollars to one dollar [lint it Wits the
nmimpring that was Iirokv, :inil I'll tell
you why: Theresa n L‘t'rh’llll TIIlll‘ of the
yearirlic-n if I have [Wit urilim-pewim
come in inn with broken IllItIllhlll‘Illgk I
can nutkeupmy mind that I‘ll lmreimrniy
or thirty more of the mm» kind of l'llrlolli
ere within ii very abort time.
“Now. it's just a week Ill’llI a dhyztgu
that a mun came to have a job of tlii~ kind
done. and up to today I've luvl no Iii-s ilmn
twenty maiimpringttn putiu. 'l‘l. ylmmk
voluntarily; atmospheric mulliiicm but
something todo with it. Now. l'll put I
new spring In your watch which I flllfll‘llfl‘
ten for a your. It itiiiylhst tit-our tIm-e
your», and, ugnln, it inziy not last two duya,
one day, or an hour. You can't tell:
they're liable to break any lime, no matter
of how good quality they nrc. I't'c IllMI
new apriiiiu break right after Ibm‘e put
them iii."—-Btiffnlo Express.
. Attacked by a Bsbld Coyote.
Ali'lim Alnnlz, it Mexican muchman of
lilo (lruiide f'ity, Tor, In“ umlergoneu
fearful experience that will probably met
him his life. llu was riding after cattle,
and camped at night by a “HIP i-n-rl. that
runs through a tangle of mesquite. Ile
tethered hill horse, «Killed IlIlI anmwr. and
was squatted by the finihmokingtheln-
cvitable diuretic when it mild coyote
sprung upon him from the dark
The little beset, with every IlllIf wtnndln';
on end and his jaw» dropping hummiruck
him full in the' fare Mid IMIcnt'iI in teeth
in his nose. The animal hon» Alarm. mil-k
ward anilhenpmwled at full It‘llgIIl. llr
endeavored to defend Mum-ll will; his
hands, but to [in until. TIN cuyuf»: i-flslp
paid his teeth through the skin Ill :i hull
dmeu places, and the face of the i mu:
covered with blood. A» be nirug HI lil
hilt feet, frenzied with trmir, Ills Murillo"!
dbtappearul. The raucliimu reached Ilm
(fraud: City the out moi-limit and woe
"catnip!" la extremely pivmtriitml, and
will probably die of hydmphol’bt
Moll wolrea and coyotes In mutIMc-irrn
Texas at this umiianliy minimum on
common. Three years ago 6. (I. Cllsnilwr
dalu. s son-ln-law of the millionaire moch-
man, Richard Klng. was attacked while ms
horseback by is mad wolf. He went to
Park as fast as steam could take him. was
treated by Pasteur. still but not mineral
any inconveulsnoe.—-Cor. l’urt Worth (lo
utte.
The haul] of Wishbone.
About in”) pound» of whalelmlc were
secured from the Atlantic catch of whales
(luring “Dmitri less than that moonlit was
secured from the Poclllc mitten. l'lue
whalehons la worth lta weight in other.
and only the wealthy womsli mu afford to
has It. The ordinary principles of prudiic
lion and trade an overtiirnol on recitals
whalebons. Modern hpplllincsa and im-
provements appear to lists ilecrrm-il rather
than to have sultriml the moonlit of the
pnxlnct. The pitu- oi whalehom fluctuates
worse than the stick market. owing to tho
[act that It Is Impiaslbls to mlculate upon
the smoontof a season'a much until the
burn has actually hseo extracted.
are only perm mimimrtums in
this count , sounding to the lam: report
alts ls . at York and two in Benton.
'I'Ieypsymrorstonol rsw murlsl.
and split it up and prepare It for market.
Quantities are used Is the silk mllla when
iihhnatsmnfactursd. It I: used thus
lortkaedpof the ribbon in wearing
Bonishflhsheathst momma-lit
lathsswesthsndsof their ullk hats
though the corset- and dam of trout»
es stilltsks up practicality shunt tbs whole
. 'U, ,
VelvMBl
‘ we sui‘
Ifllllclllllll Hotel Blink.
lit
glacial Attraction For Go ,
t fitting fronts, only W
These capes
Cloth Trimming by the ya , for
“W‘W’idw , ‘
FUR A CAPE/S.
/
are worth 18.00.
s and“ lo . Ribbons,
vmyofo?
item Satin Lined, long bwkl,
r
Aetrechan Cloth and Browu
dresses. ‘
H. KRIEGER,
a W lids.
Il’nlsters in New England villages are
not usually the impolite of liberal sala-
rinandthe number of inarriageslna
year is seldom large enough to make the
fees much of an luldltion to the slender
sum. The fees themselves are apt to be
slight. and sometimes are omitted alto
gather, although the clergyman is usual-
ly presented with some little 'mem-
hrance” of the happy occasion.
One clergyman has a good manysmiisr
his stories to tell of his “wedding ex-
perienws,’ but he once received it wed-
ding fee which has never been dupli—
cahd. and which. he says. lasted ten
times as long as any other which was
ever given him.
He performed the ceremony which
united the daughter of the Widow Rob-
blns, the thriftiest homewife of his par-
ish, lo a poor but estimable young man,
whom the widow had selected for her
ton-in'law, and with when her daughter
had dutifully fallen in love.
Theweddingwas amerryone,andss
the "oficiating clergyman" was putting
onhiscuatiu the hall, readytostartfor
borne, the Widow Robbins hustled out
to him and said; "I tent Harry over
with your fee about half an hour ago.
Mr. Lathrop. I told him people wouldn't
miss the groom for a few minutes. and
sure enough they didn't. He said he
gave it to your wife. and I hope you'll
like it: you always have!"
Mr. Lathrop murmured his thanb ‘
and hurried home to "greeted by his
wife, whom a severe cold had kept in
the house, in a voice shaking with sup
pruned laughter. '
“Where is my fee?” demanded the
clergyman. "I hear it has been pntin
your keeping." '
"It's on the dining room table.” fal-
tered his wile.
He strode out to the dining room, and
there on the table were ranged four
rows of glass jam. three in each row;
Still Hamil, Bonn.
they were well fillul. and labeled re
spectively, “current jelly,” "chili sauce.“
“sweet pickles," and last but not lapel.
‘miberry jinn." .
"We had a good laugh, of course.”
says Mr. Latin-0p, "but we also had
some of that 'fee’ the very next day. and
we never enjoyed one better."—-Youtb'i
Companion.
Through the Tunnel.
A railway mail clerk. who has a car to
himself. left it fora moment to run for-
ward and speak to $1:' engineer at the
train stopped for we at a station in
the Allegheny mountains, just west at
the great tunnel. When the boiler wan
filled and the train started he sprang for
his car.
The entrance to the car mm on the
side. and a solitary bundle offered itself
to the grasp of the {Reception As the
clerk mind this hurriedly and pulled
himeelf up he discovered to his horror
that the door had jarred shut. and could
not be opened from the outside.
At that moment the train shot into the
tunnel. The man ihricked for help, but
the noise of the train drowned his cries.
and with both hands grasping the hon
dlu. his feet on the iron step and his
body glued to the side of the car lest he
should be dashed against the jagged
wall, he was earned into the darknesli.
All the tunnel isninile lung and the
atmosphere almost stilling, the hapless
man's predicament can be better imag-
ined than described. When the train
came out into daylight again the en.
gineer looked back. its usual. to see it
the train was following. and discovered
the mail clerk in his perilous position.
The train was stopped as quickly at
possible. and the engineer and conductot
hastened to the man‘s resaiie. [lo we:
all but demented, and on being assisted
to the ground fell unconscious.
For iii: months afterward lio mm un-
der :1 phyiician's care. and when he IIMI
recovered from the chock he aaid:
“The tunnel seemed at least ten miles
long. and my bend. I thought. was hol-
low. with the smoke rushing in at my
month and nostrils and pairing out
again through my cunt. Whenever I
think of it my brain reels and I feel my’
self crouching. just its [crouched against
the outside of that car. while being drag
god through that horrible darkness.”—
Washington Star.
More! llsr claw lunrshla.
"1 can't find that there’s wythlng the
matter with your daughter. sir.” said
the superintendent oi the who: when
the old gentleman called to make in
qulrleo. "She's been liars two wecki
now, and the talks as rationally M any
woman I ever saw. There's nothing
erratic in her actions either."
“I know it.” said the old gentleman.
"Poor girl! She’s in no way violent now
~jnst a little weak mindedw—bnt there's
mulling how-ooh she maybersvlng.
solthought lt heat to haveheruuder
hesitant. There's no use taking any
chances.“
"Quite right! Quito right!“ admitted
the superintendent. "But, frankly. I
don’t quite understand the case. She
seems to beextrsmely Intelligent and it
a remarkably bright looking young
“Thurs has onlyhssn outfmurtisd
Trina Spit. .~'
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sleeping 0:»an berth. Mimi! ext m that
Puck's Niagara Falls Autumn Tour
to Earth’s Greatest Wonder
and Grandtst Sights.
The second special event of the "yacht and
Rwrrutiont‘u, ’I' I". l‘ri'k. iiiitlliv'rr. by the
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SOUTH NORWALK
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and Berlin.
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lit lulu Itrttl. to. unit.
Meats.
Fish. Oysters.
finitelmlwlfly.
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“ But one in which the ‘
Bésl Material is Used. Combininsllurahllilyanll
Making it the beet 33.00 mm sum in the market
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at ‘
H.S. BROWN,-
South Main Street. 30. Norwalk.
w. B. HALL &‘C
BRIDGE PORT.
NEW BUILDING! IIEW STRCKI
All Departments Enlarged.
$100,0mmmn Dress Goods, $50,000.00in Cloake, $25,000.00 in Fans.
(lur spacious Cloak and Suit rooms, on
the second floor, are replete with all the
lnovclties of the season, fresh from Paris
Many styles are exclusively our own, embracing
new cfl'ecls that cannot be duplicated or copied.
New Drapery and upholstery Rooms
Our large rooms for displaying Upholstery and Drapery Fabrics
have been entirely remodelled and enlarged.
our command has been used, and no expense spared in making I
these rooms the Iargcel, best lighted and most attractive in this
(mimtry. ()ur stock is replete with all the new noveIties for up-
holstery and interior decorations.
been selected direct from the leading iiiaiimfacturers in England,
France. Germany. Switzerland and America, and embrace many
ran- iioi'cliies which are only shown by us in America.
W. B. HaII & 09.
1,000 Pairs of ladies’ Shoes
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CLOSED OUT AT SPECIM. PRICES .
_ .‘lliI :m :li‘vmgi- f"iIlll'I.IHll of our 3” lwr m m.
imperfect. haml—
svwn-ll, Worth $.10“ a Fair: will Iw sold for $2.50
Iliil;iiil"c~ Ill lino- Hxl'urds. samples
priws that Hlllko‘ lIll'm
O sacs 9W.
ivdné‘lbulm
Exccle all others, in purity
” Once tried. alive it used.”
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' Neat and Perfect Fitting Slice,
Every facility at
These beautiful fabrics have
'I'Iivw- xIlll'Il :in- odd lots of mgnlll‘
M'I‘hl‘t'II :1: :1, Tl‘lIlll'IIill'l. Mill in I.«- NJI'I ltl. prices that make them
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS-
le qunru a few prion-i1:
llm- Int of :Im pairs Ladies-’Tumcd Shoes at
$3.7le to Sill“: rz-giilnr price: .5430. (lite lot of
gum mics Luiinsliury. Mntht-wsondc C0.’S slight-
ly ( illll;l2,'i'tI, Illal'IlIflt‘ sowed, Ladies’ Shoes, at
3].” [ii 3&5“.
l mu Int of ill in pairs Inunsbury,
SIIIIES.
THE BEST BARGAINS EVER CFFEIIEII.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
8| Washington St. So. Norwalk.
F. H. NASH & BRO.
I'::~‘I.Illl:*tt*:4 given on
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Plumbing, Gas Filling, iii and Sheél IronWoiIl.
We arc selling
Victory, New Slamioid and Silshy's Steam Healers.
We» him- a line stock of
Decorated and Plain China...
The DUCIIESS and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Set and Port
:tbl». including: New York Ranges.
~TRISTRIII & IIIITT.
No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK.
WE Alli: SHOWINH A I‘I'IJ. LINE 0"
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