‘Hovingthelergeetetock and
non-from. were implied
,tooentehoe too can t to
remedy ,
83
$255th Shoe only 13.
‘ call and exam ne th
‘ m C. H. H
70 North Main Street. South Norwalk.
to furnish eve
boot. A n . r o in
ts’, lodioo’ and children’s shoes. :A ladies’ flue Kid Button
fit at 81, end anotho Misses
C ildren’s Sc 00! Shoes at 75 cents.
goods, as it lea pleasure to chow
a cor! assortment to make eclec-
g from it childe
specialties '
r at t, fonnerly t2.
ARVEV,
33E KIWI-suits
WilliamHSwords
II VADIHID‘I’DI DTIEE'I',
worn BOWALK.
“fl
momma. it not clwuull toaeeotnplieh
the duties p .luilulll. in I maehlnellhe
way. 'I‘hm- m on; he aim on interest In the
nut-rm» of HIV ugliness or tlrrn.
A udiliner who is pointed in III the new
fashions, who knows the new name of
new colour and the populnr feds, will plan
more numeral model's than if rho imply
cotyled‘thoeelmpomd for the portion. It
hardly more module that theherul women
ofnlnrtp: dhipiny room should not know
the name of n single French or English
mint from whom models are obtained.“
WHY SIRE FAIL.
some of the Reasons Why Many Young
Women Do Not flamed in anlae-s.
Sometimes the question is asked, “What
are the ounces of failure among women
worlrenrl" Not that there are an alarming
number of foflureanut while many have
scored brilliant comm, there are other!
who have fallen for hhort. The cancers are
various and nre worthy of consideration.
Perhaps one of the moat common min
when made by young women letheir failure
to prepare thuniseh’en for the work under~
taken. We often hear it paid. and truly,
that there was never .1 time when so mnny
fields of labor were open to women. It
should he added, with cquni truth. that
never were the requirements so great.
."i‘hore is no longer a demnnd for shoddy
’lnbor. Thercurcin ovary calling enough
who are equipped for their work toentirely
crowd out the lncmnpeteut workers.
Young warnen, not realizing the necesr
eity of thorough preparation, strive for
and attain some position and feel secure
therein, but on their inefficiency becomes
' apparent they are requested to give place
to others from the ranks of the efficient.
These raw recruits who find their way into
every department rind likewise find or are
shown their way out, deserve. our pity,
since they mint ever stnnd hack and give
place to those who are prepared for their
work. in some instances, in fact, in many
inntunces, the luck of prepnrntion is more
remote than the matter in lmud.
In the business collcrmi of our land are
to be found runny young women pumniru:
their studies with Ilfrlil’rit effort. After
months of study, not hzrviut: attained the
required standard, they question why they
have failed where others hove succeeded.
The remon in obvious. They were not
prepared for the studies they pursued.
Stenogrnphy and bookkeeping would avail
them little, even if numeral, if they were
ignorant of the simplest rules of grammar,
spelling and other studies pmit'rvely neceer
nary to accompany the nubjecls pursued.
Another cutter.- of failure is that girls too
often undertake it work for which they are
not adopted, being foolishly influenced by
the humans of some friend. A man may
be A firrrt clues mechanic. but he would
hardly succeed as n lawyer, though he
spend: years in the study of law. A girl
may have n epuunl genius for frmhioning
bonncte or drier-two, and she will doubtlcwi
find memoir; that line. But,” nllured
by the Bluff-es of another, .she undertakes
teaching, oflice work, ni’ some other labor
foreign to her lilsft‘", failure to imminent,
though she hm tnkrn min» to wepnre her-
self forthr: myrh. Wiseis the young worn-
an, who, boring found her work, has
strength of purpose to any. “This one
thing lilo,” and having declared rims, to
adhere to it.
A very great ruirtake ofrr-n made by
barium uirlv i.» that of emlerrvoring to
perform just as much work as they are
paid forund no more. Groupie their anx-
iety lest they dotwo dollars' worth of work
for one dollar. To such. let me any that
the determination to fulfill every obligation
faithfully in spirit and in letter should
ontnnk thcthought of the money to he
made. This may be a difl'rcult matter
when one's earnings are required to our:-
ment the fanniy purse, but. it will certainly
pay in the long run.
If a youngwomnn agrees to perform cer-
tain duties for n nominal hum, perhaps
for below the actual value, she should
know thnt Nile cannot afford to render uny-
thlnuleen than the best of which she is
capable. It rrmy worn to her that her efo
forte are not appreciated. but in time they
will be rewarded nod were doubtlea ni-
wnyn appreciated.
Lsck of intentity of purpose in another
con-e of failure. In other words, too
many color the ranks of brendwinnens,
not with the idea of continuing long there-
in, but simply to title over the time be-
tween the graduation and the wedding
day. They are interested in their work
only so for auto the path ore to receive.
their chief interest being in the ”condor;
msn."—I-'ranm Moody Terry in flame-
keeper.
Amelie Blves' (Iowan.
Therein not another woman in America
who keep- up no content ncorreepondence
with her modhrtc u Amelie Rim Chsnler.
She gets her materials from everywhere-—
laarlon. Paris. Richmond rind the fsmiiiy
gum—converting chins underude tent -
an into trimming», nod old lace ehnwle,
silk hsnainm. linen dnperleo sod histor-
feel finely inmhodlmemfo and shine.
Monsilupre-edtoeflewYov/k
dreamt", who has them cleaned and
moral," meaty, end matched with
eon-thing eke for the pisturenqne eflect
eleven aimed It MDMFMMVOE ”Ber-
M"
In. Chonler in very clever with her
turner-Jul hertettensremoretheo four
min length uddotud with Miro
of oieevee. trains. gored. omugee sod hart
tea with the trimmlnp douin admired
eolor. Mammal-Moth” of
museum letter. a tiny, mourn.»
Abe merit of themati- elven-titer and
trim the drum-her to “ace letter" which
The a ”M .m- , , women must
know the revptiremente of the paper for
which will! write». One touch, helm; called
to an important position on another paper,
owed her success to the practical wnyln
which one implied the headlines and char-
acter of the page More submitting her
mutter. Soil‘im it to 'sny, it did not take
the editor hull the night to renrrnnge and
mnke it suitable.
Editor» complain of the ignorance of
writers} in the mutter of punctuation and
pirrrrgrnphs, an evil which with! be easily
remedied with it little study. The efficient
mlmwmnnn Rees» her patience, even if the
customer is n crank. The Brooklyn libra-
rinn, who forrmtnlls the dcrnnnd for certain
literature, lliln'ml on more public event, tbc
rlvrrtlr of al‘ultrlfl’lltt’l person or the craze
for a certain writer, by issuing a bulletin
of all the hook.» to he obtained, is of in.
vnlunhlo- Hl‘rvifif both to the institution
and the public. The teacher who come to
school the llfab day of the full term just
begun with a ruin-lime of the day’n work
carefully written out was undoubtedly the
emigre of comirlerahle merriment among
her elder leathers for such on unhenrd of
prtx‘wdin'; but all the some the litlle not
mhmvmi that hrr mien-St nus in the right
pinup—in her tvork.—Brrmlt|yu Eagle.
Two Side-n to the Domestic Question.
"I'm disgusted with them every day of
my life.” qunth :r good rvornnn the other
day to a from! who want paying a morning
mil. They Were lliht‘ilfifilnfl uervnrrts, It
m-u‘ in.» e-ulrl. "Only this morning." the
said. "i went down to the kitchen to give
sorrz- din-climb, nrnl jlhl n.“ I was leaving
[mid to the \rztziz'o'm, who, I tinllvt-d, was
mnluu; pn'pumtluns to want her own
clothes: ‘llon't \vnnh todny, Mary, your
cold is ton llall to hang out clothes in this
rain. I'll swthnt you have another op
porrimlty hut-r in tl;-~ week.’ She thanked
Illr.’ wry civilly :unl N-ernwd grateful for the
attention. nn-l I cum? upstairs.
".-\:o l was llllfihlfl: the speaking tube on
the set-turd llmr, it occurred to me I hard
forgotten no ir..p¢snnnt nirgrzcution to the
cook, and was .rlmut to speak down when
mynn‘n rmrm- caught my car. 'Did you
hear Mm. .‘fontuisrfl’ Mnry vvnn saying,
and then she repented my speech of the
moment before, mimicking my voice sud
throwing into her manner indescribable
and absurd yvrtmnuge. I was too indig-
nant to speak. really had to turn away and
mmnrmwl mywll before Iconld give the
' "l: to gut indiu-
nnul,’ ' r~ t a 1 trinrrl ~ <, :lrnvnt; "they all
do is, 1 r vi »..:re rlmt i‘zu talked over thr-
mm . .' lturrr my I’ll-(ll on my own eerv~
ntrh.’
At which a man who was in the room,
and who won a brother to one woman (Hill
at pm ill-god friend to the othe r. crime for
ward.
"I can't see where the mnids are much
“‘nl-n tho. the orient-sees," he offered.
“for; max 3: urnekeepern have been talking
invrr your 'ur'lp' for the past half hour,
“EMA l hzm-n't caught any compliments."
Both worm-n laughed and nrlmitted the
truth of the mwrrion. Which incident
only I’llillh unm more the curious antac-
oni.m who i; t'XlaL‘t and seems bound to
exist hetvm it two chutes mutually ale
pernlvrrt up. or each other.
The renmrk. too, of it man who has hml
charge of on intelligence office in this city
for twelve year-sis apt. in this connection.
To a wptious customer who hzul inter-
vimvmirl acme of girls, finding none to suit
her, nod who had impatiently given hrr
dictum that “tin-re should be aechool for
training girls!» in-eiervsntn,“ he replied,
“and is second lu mlumrte women to be ml.»
Ina-rm." wiler- Point of View in New York
Times.
Mn. Line-pin and Her Tenement "nun.
ernt .‘li-v Octavio Hill has accomplinln-d
for the firm? tenants of London Mrs. Alice
N. Unculn is hmvrly trying to euniuin
the tenement honnedintrlct of Benton. in
raw Moi. Lincoln took poeemion of on old
burnt-k on the corner of Merrimm: and
('Irnrdon Mimi», variously known a.» “Tho
Morgue.” "Fully Ditch," "Black Hole"
and "Little Hell," provoked by the filthy
condition of the piece, the recurring fevers
and the frequent death: reuniting from
shameful rind inhuman neglect. on the
port of capital. Mn. Lincoln tore out
the imirle of the building, had the dralne
perfected and the wslie strengthened. and
rebuilt the house for the convenience. cinn-
fort sud welfare, so well u the commonly
tloh of the people for whom it was in-
tended.
shop-lured thew-lie sod Mimi n
clone-t rend nook and a range and outlonery
tube placed in each apartment. The route
rvumlvmi the name on formerly. nod many
of the terrorists who moved In twelve ymnr
ago are etillln the building. The name
now in ”limp-l Lock." and the income from
the imminent being Inger than III. fell
like accepting. hire. lJncoln devoted the
eurpim to a tronnts‘ fondant of Mulch
lrepvurermnu ere noon-fly made in sad
about the building. Whatever eliii m
mains in applied in the core of the nick and
lrrlirm.»lloeton inter.
food for it (‘th Two trove old.
When on lnfrmt hm cut it» eye teeth
whichteueoereliy before the twentyceeo-
and inomh »»»»» mm of the rally armor.
mild funds which donut require much If
sny nil-attention. and those which hove
nm been national to a pulp. my be given
it. A thin eiiee of blend. lightly Intttered,
will he a grateful mlrlltion to the diet, and
it hr nmuuolly well digested by e healthy
child.
sew breed in of course forbidden in dif-
ficult of digestion. A little well cooked
“Irish mu!” united, with milk or A little
”blond gravy" from it mat of beef may be
ltilowrd. studied wwwmtmm
diarrhmnln children even two Indthm
yearn otrl,snd ehordd therefore he with—
held if not troolle more.
turnout our. melt endotherhindeof
uni-notice given early in the-ennui
the new fashion“ pawl rut,
in s very short tithe and looking ll mitt
peter] wound consenting nothing-enact
sezrief that will not nurvlveerelay day.
It'renchwmnen thomnghly underfloor!
the art of mourning, no they do every
other art of drum, and they recline that
the thnomnn who wnlke with I
huge veil over her face and extending for
down her leIPlfe may he a monument of
woe, but ho rcuily elm n blot upon the face
of the errrrlr. Instead. the Pavilion has
"ranged on her utreet gown to full front of
cmpcmnd l y fullmm "illitlm covering the
entire front. a hudm- Willi alcoves and
locket from:- r! mum, and then thc tinlut
of enroll hunm h, on ufmh lb wronged the
henvy trope \n‘. Illrllrd r N.
Tllf'h' or" wvrvrrtl r: ha why u veil
Warn of! the low.- r. mmrmt ”Jul. l’lrnr,
crnpr, when it it hurts our the nice, M‘l’lit»
to shut out nil ii i .-;rn.»~':..rr:- and ”(Mlllt‘hll
of life. tvlurv'm m. i'. _. properly rlrnpcll
it in dietitians immilu, and, mm: impru—
tmrt of nil. it in humming. —.\'eu Yuri. Bun.
\l'mncn Control t’mv 'u :tuuih in Kane-o.
The mrhmlv ivr liar.“ . now about been
given over in 'h - norm-n, They nrecounty
whooi input .2r';:x'-':lr.-', . ;ry hlflluol euperv
interment... , ..u 'I, in, teacher», tutors.
Tum-hint: r~ v.” Hm r'n nurk. Shel-1 de~
rum! to tlxv .u'll'vml'x. :iho think» null
wnrrirn El r l uu' urlfnre nixhtnuddny.
sill'tlirt'ti tun l .rr’ Hill at town talking poll-
ticlt. Hire -!t ,. r-ot t'nt.r in thin or that
cliqmv; bill or . ~. nut Milly; hilt! doe» not
lie; slwvil c - not, luau im- lmye or love the
girls urorr than In good for throw-arid they
mind her in». After children h-uve school
the men cm rule them in hand urn-l tench
them the lnr‘l'ld.‘ ~.- ilu-j. our»! know to get.
along. lint trii ilmtl Klt'ftsllllli wnnt women
to watch over their boy.» and girls and
tench them love, purity, kindncse, gentle-
ueen Itl'llI knowledur. —--l{nn.1u.s City Star.
A ('3'! Irv-u (Intrud-
It is gt-rrrrnlrytllmigltt tint when any
Cflaf iron uiijctzi is broken timt is the end
of it and it L. llm'nkv.‘ to try to mend it. A
clever unurlrrlr wornumn tolls tin, how-
ever, that n wizwut may be music which
will hold (1»- pu y trial-the! |n~ri'or‘lly. it
in ritual» in the following lrurrmvr: Tn'h':
[wu mummy ll: .-;'.l :trurnunim‘, one ounce
eublinml wupllzrr and one [mum] and
iron thorn. lnr.\ in n mortar nnvl keep
the powder p vIur'Jydry. When it I: to
hr used url'i it. with twenty times: its
“eight of v-lmn iron tiling» grind thr-
Wind» in :r - ’ if, “‘0! with tvxrzvr until it
thtlllll'Vil 1‘..-:-.~ :mrl apply to the parts to
herrnrvrrlul .varn \vth- it will become
an strong and hard as any pm: of thr-
meml.—.‘.'crv Yun’; Tribune.
liner to Keep Cutlery Shining.
Great trouble in eornetinm caused in the
hounchuld by knives nod other fiml cutlrry
becoming rusty. Thin may easily be pre-
rented by rt little cure. Steel cutlery should
he plunged in n pill: of whiting: nfrrr Wimb—
‘m; umi r1 lLL'IVO'il jmt below it L~ uml.
\Viwn ll 1» n rprxl it w. ill Pn- pm'futil)’ bright,
and if Lrpr in ma, v..-v_\ i' «manager rtr.~ty.
‘ mil. '\ ,r. “manly ll‘ ruxty
r .1 flannel dipped
in sun toil. llrencuvrrul \vitl; aim Led lime
and ullutvmi to mt for trvrrrry four hours.
It should then he wiprd elem null finished
oil with somr wnviiernl whiting and u
pircehf l'l.ll:£. L- lt’lh‘lll‘L', “lien it will in»
come .15 EltlLL‘tIL nu new—Chicago Neva.
lime to Grow Plump.
Any \rmnmr not predlapoeed to extreme
third-w». . erl in comparative good henltlr
can, in; can tuber diet and her temper,
tench llrr'~lnft' of plurnpnem she yenrne
for. But lint of all aha mum not worry.
Women who nrencrvuus and worry over
every trifle, w ill nlwnye rennin thin. The
young wormzu desiring to get fat must.
mire life calmly; hurry about nothing;
nrrd its fur n» immible n-st a great deal. If
her lrz‘l'hlllslir‘» in extreme. then Ill"? must
apply to her phy’nirinn, who will give her I
x-r-rlntrve and a prnpcr diet. She mum
freely of smell n.1l:tr":‘,put upon them»
much oil as nin- like“. not give up the vine
gnr.——Ilnll‘n Journal of iicultb.
linin- Bread In to Slow then.
It in wrong to put the dough for Email]
inn hut oven. The nt‘r-n should only l»
bliphtly worm. and their lir':lh‘|l graduu‘lly.
Thin plnn lot» been been teem! by n laun-
tinll linkrv. who insert» that the interm-
iwnr, purldrnly etrikiug the nurture of the
dough, Mike the yeast irllilh-m‘e which
should make the bn-mi rise. lie tried an
experiment by lowing; the dough put in
the OVr-ttnf it run hltwr, slightly warmed
und gradually increased the bent till it
renchrvl thedegrve n: which bread bakes.
The renlllf with nimply wonderful. Bread
linked in thin fruition rlu-o tohmulng mile.
and tin.- lmtl in of a umnuyliuhtnexetw
Ynnkee ”hole.
A llrouhlyle Wrenutt'e “bury.
Mm. Abbey Ii. I’opc.the Ilrmklyn blhlo
mnninr; hon the [Inert librnry of any worn»
an in the country. The book. are herown,
not by here-lily, but by porch—e and per-
nonnl right. Among other million lube hm
nnrrmherof lint ulltiom of the English
pun-tn. uovellnte nod Britlnh eI-nylntn of
prirclm value, and the turnout Clm'lm \‘f
mlml. At the Gmller exhibition the club
levied upon Mn. Pope for loans of mm and
extinct copier of tumours tanks bound in
tumlc nod curved lie-then. Aside from
coin-cling Milk! III» in no oninivomu»
render Mid know» herllhrurym New York
Mitt—r.
To rmke volatile mp for removing
point, “I’LIM' oifllld, (inquire four table-
epmnluin of npiritn of hortshnru, four
uhlenpoonfuln of alcohol, and n tsble-
Ifhnrltilli of mil. shake the whole well to
germ in a bottle: and npply with a option:
ovhrunh.
it in ermonmry. an every one known, to
perv» beef moi mutton quite font. lamb
nod vml .a'w'll'l he thrmmuhly done, but
they elrould not, for thin renmoJ-edry.
The juices would follow the hull» when
the mental me out on the table.
The rill: mt is really an institution arid
Marine Motor. It to nflltlmmbiylh
meet comfnnnblrof all mmrmr norm».
and for cold weather wear. with: light
weight wool amulet, there in nothing
on.
”re. lieu-riot Edmund. III her Hurling
ton home wane verrrurioumdreeelm.
Il- hetmt nothing more nor in» then on lap
meme lmlhm mortar and pectic taken
from the Coir-minim river.
When the Prim-edit“. chasm
«in point to mm to the
[outstanding their children. M8
to than n writers-lemma!” naive
Mamie.
limbo-Ilium“ the
V
gloom Aetrnchen For (la
tit“B t fitting fronts, only ll“:
There capes
Cloth Trimming by the y
launcher Hotel Blunt.
coir.
Aloha
,5”,
mater»
M
madman" “
Heavy hallo Lined” ‘ long boob,
' $l2.48.
are worth new. Astrachun Cloth and Brown
, for dresses.
.H. KRIEGER,
South Hamil. Dunn.
ARGONAUIS m VERA 3302.
Gold nuntm or 'w Viol! e Inhe- our
and linen-me III-enraged.
it wee Sunday morning when we
pod anchor near St. Joan rle Ulloe, with
ltequalnt ancient tower. and the city of
V Cruz. in» before us. -
uniformed cuetorns official. speed-
ily boarded as from ‘nlmnllbostnnd
while the chasing of some score- at
mneicsl Bpnnilh hello from thocatbednl
tower: filled the air. the office" wereen-
terteiucd by an encounter between two
of our pugnacioue gold hunter», who
struck vigorously from theehooider. We
received a speedy permimion to hind. u
the omcisle did not appear to enjoy our,“
compnionehip. Sundsy wee pond in
looking at the lights in the old Spanish
city, buttered sud bombsrded as it had
been two years before by the srtillery of
General Scott.
Wslle sud building: constructed of
coral rocks were shuttered as he had left
than, fragments of bombs end solid that“
lay shout the streets where his cannon
had fired them, end along the beach were
numerous dilapidated wrecks of turf
boats where he had abandoned them.
Numerous army wagons, chi-one and
artillery carriages were scattered about,
Ind thouesnds of Yankee mode pack end—
dlee were offered us for our journey.
These and much other paraphernalia, the
production of army contractore. had only
served the purpose intended—4h” of en-
riching the contractors.
The only pack saddle found useful war
the Mexican one. consisting of two grunt
pillows of leather connected and hung
stride the mule, Ind weighing without
the "cargo" some eighty pounds, on the
top of which or outmoded from it would
be a load of some 200 pounds.
As our war with Mexico had just
closed. and the ignorant masses yet held
as in the some enmity with which they
had regarded their conquerors, matters
did not look favorable for a [rem‘eful
pmge over the whole extent of Mexico,
eepecinlly as we expected to follow the
route taken by Scott's curry and to pan:
Over battlefields where, as we learned,
bleached skeletons lay still unburied.
The government. in fact the whole coun-
try. was yet in a state of demoralizntion.
nod guerrillas and robbers infested n1.
mat every mile of the way.
Beside: this, mmhnnte of intelligence
in Vera Crns wsraed an that we were
almoet cure to be robbed and murdered,
that if we should eecnpe thin fate we
could not find provisions on our journey
for men or beasts, sod tint we would
mt surely break down our'nniunlesnd
be glad to renort to horse or mule meat
to sustain life. Impressed by these tales
(which found fulfillment to sonic utent
even an to mule ment. with Fill'flmlmlit‘!
added), about fifty of the mmt prov
trounced and boastful among our com
pony took a return pmrenge on the venwl
for New York.-Colonel A. C. Ferris in
Century.
strange Tart- Abont Ankle-to.
The collection of large groups of fuch-
nhoot accident: which has been made
neceeenry by the development of arci-
dent insurance bu mule a contribution
to one department of «mini science that
ieby no means uninteresting. For in
stance. it inn curious fact that a man it
much mom likely to lose his left hand
than his right hand, or his left eye than
hie right eye; mimics show, too, that
when a mat insuree himself against or»
cidente he thereby greatly diminishe:
the risk of accident—and thin is probably
explained in this way: When union’s at-
tention is called to in danger he lira Ill!
mind on it, sod thereby Him-musk or
unconsciously mskee unueual eflort to
avert it. It therefore hxppems that a
man is more likely to he a victim of on
accident of A kind that he now-r thought
of tlrsn of the hind ngaimt which he in-
turns himself.
A man. for instance. who handle»
sharp tools will insure hinwlf against
an accident fmrn the rum of them. and
the tint thing he lmmve he- will be draw-
sn injury done by getting s cinder in hip
eye—Forum.
Antiquity of the Wstn I’ll-up.
The water pump of today in but an
improvement on s Grecian invention
whichfireteomehtwnnduringtlw
reign of Ptolemies Philsdelplwe sud
Eugen.” to”! B. C. The nune.
whichlsveryeinilnrinalllooxumm
derived from the Greek word MW. to
read or tbrpw. The moot ancient rin-
Iaiptlonwe have of o voter pomp lit
by Hero, ofAlenndre. There in no eu-
thentleaeooontotthe‘enenlnuof the
pump in Germany previou- to the begin-
ning“ the Birmmh century. At shoot
that time the endin- chain and bucket
works for rel-in; wster from minor; be
run to ho upland b7 mm
In the Seventeenth century misting
pump, like the Psppenhnm eugioeytth
two piston, uni the Prince Rnpertnvlth
0“.me need. Pump: with plunger
m invented by Harland. on
, in 1.14; the double acting
.mbynoleflm. the hunch we
”deadline Your Tm
levee...
A treveler in Norway are ilutthe
in “country heresvery neo-
way of taking their taxi. which
My ollowed
%
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ins pay from an immune;- compsny for hope
chi-sq
optimum... no"
”Mbmmflm
b not been were.“ the
“In mentors w d
new-i
“‘hnt arevvr- here for 1’ Twin the right thing
by the publu. and Kilt‘ tin-in
PURE GUUDS
AT TIIE
lUWEST DASH PRIDE
Whirl; buheentrur motto for overalye‘rr.
and [as made our reputation m Well known
nil over the linited State-e.
WE IMPURT
Direct From The .
Place of Growth
Amlgive the (-nnsunwre llit' benefit ofnll inter»
liil‘llllh: prntlt-.
The GLA &P lilo. ““
4| MAIN STREET.
NDRWALK, DUNN.
200 stores in the United States.
~lhi‘vm
SWAN 8L BUSHNELL
Ship ChandlerS.
362 Water-Street.
P011“)? BANK HHHMEIMHTJ'T
I’urr- imnl. Zlnr and l'nlrrf'llt ”.1. ruin;
Slnmn finnrlcvrrytlrln-g for l'mnrrru. Soil».
Truth. . rte. Sworn link“. Torah, l’lrl I‘ntu.
lhmluui Milo-r. Tut ill: . “min null ru'ryil‘iln.
hrrvled aim-nu bum rtr b ti-dwrrrwo. Regulu-
tint: Marine Light‘s. .\i ltllill‘ of Findlay?!
finishes. l'lnunlur lmttfeJmilW‘ moi mhllt
bu luau. “l." are tin- murmured headquar-
ten for Dwight «nouns-Ir twim‘ sup dire.
our ('Mtrml "in" it»; Iinpr, Manon m.
. Cotton llrwtge \! or mud our [Julie it
Ring sn- Imperlur in quid r) runnyrhlnxmnde
Int wiry. and the price- are right ohm.
Telethon. lieu York Prim
lever Undrrrolrl.
DUI RE THE MANUFACTURER
fll‘l MIL}: RIVER.
’- .
an}.
,, u‘t" 4 .aonur
IA" AID Dill DAIIIAIED.
Thom of he
”rt.“ .. .m‘i'm fluid?
3*“ Ida-3%.» peg-s which hid
m m
enough loeult the
FRANK Bootstrap um
Min of Amino Welter Works Am
" “Cmt‘i'riihngtuere‘ Aim-lethal.
14 mum.
South Nomdl, porn.
MI mammogram-mum
In Hillel-f unmarried.
U " “ mm
non-rm
“tumultuww
Martha-emulated“:
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The Second liargiiilittnl
0 Suit All.
m
Prince
.9; CALI: m an m
H*EanTilly.
littlllllll
5r lethluten8.‘, to. tom-Ir.
21 Iain e .nmur.
Dainttcguqfemimiers,
rca CREAM.
willow Whom“
nusozutv iconnwrzo
FDUll our VISIT.
s r 5.00
column in rxursn.
(Eventing Drawingroom (‘hslre and Worn} r
Sleeping conch berth. em-Il extra charge)
Puck’s Niagara Falls Autumn Tour
to Earth's Breatut Wonder
and Brandesl Sights.
The mod 5 ini event of th ' in sud
Recreationt‘ufi. E. P k w’fiy the
I
H ' \‘l n “in {numb pa...
oueetomc . oxarn per prreen w ‘
neuter «inches and slwpers attached and tidy
nttcndnnt. leaving South Norwrlk, Tuesday
morning II 0J5 o'clock. October mu. arrir us
at the Falls at W!) p. m. lingual;
arrive in (Tonncctlcni at or before Friday noon
in time to mum-rt with trnlm to everK port of
the More. SL100 pay» for a eplendl and de-
lightful will llllll' ride; lnoiuden twodayo‘gnod
hotel hourd or at rivlte house, a fourteen-trifle
curring» Yiilr: to n 1 points of interval nhout the
Falls lioats‘ felon: . l’r-ni loci. I’nvk. Victoria
I‘isrk .Qneen'o Dominion. 'nnadn; Simpennhm
Bridge Whirlpool ltnpidu, Etc. Simmer Maid
of the iii-t it ill! the hills. Double view ele.
vltore, Grunt Minimum and Zoological Harden,
kn, (kc. .\l~n, prune-rigor! r-nri routicci nt
Brinlgrgmrt by N. I . tmin leaving South Kor—
wn k at 759m. in.
(let rirr rrlnrn for full lnformat Inn and tickets
of It. A. McDonald, at Plaietul'o drug More.
"truth Norwnlk. jylh
1'. E. PElfK. Manager.
Housatonic Railroad
Dnahnry and 50;“ Division.
CORRECTED 1'0 J (”SE it, Will.
Trainslmtve South Norwnlk for lmmnry~
(615, it his. m., L? 11,23, 5 llhtifli and [”23 p.111.
Eundnys 9 ‘15 a. m. and 6 71‘: p. in.
Trains leave, llnnhury for South Xorwnlk—
6:5. rm. Dlfiand ll L’m. m., L113. 3H5 and 61%
p. m. sundnye—o l5 n. m and 5 of) El m.
innit-ave South Nurwnlk for ldrzefleld»
6 loom! ills». m.. l: H.223. 510 and 6:5 p. m.
Trains lure Rid field for South ‘Sorwnlk‘
6K», 7 l". 918 um! [331. m.. :40. 3:5. fill) and
0 m p. in.
’hew York and I’ittaflr-ldexprm lune: New
ork at 32!) p. m.. South .Vurwnlk 4 fill p, 111.,
arriving at l’rttntield till) p. m.
'l’irtaiirlrl and New i ork exprem louvre
Pittstleld or title». In, Bethcl 5 to p. m., won‘
ffl'l‘lllsK with o: D i. in. train from llnnbnryl
r‘umh Somali: 7 . l p. tn.. arriving nt Sew
\‘urk l‘ or p. ill.
‘lhuly «Kn-pt Srtndny.
MAIN LEN!!! DIVISION.
Trains leuve Bridgeport no follow»:
I if: a. m.. [newcomer for l’lttsfleld. ~
town. marriage nger fur l’rttzefleld. making
connection of Albany and the West.
ill lilo. 111.. freight for lint-vie 'vilie.
ll lilo. m.. freight for Great Elnrrlugtnn.
{Ill p. m., l’ittalielnl and Albany ['ilm‘flfit'l'.
t6 p. m., New Milford spa-ml.
0 p. 01.. Now Milford spot ial. ,
. II) p. m., freight for lirral Harrington.
. . n. m..r.~iumlay.-' much-gov for l’ittetltld
nod. Albany.
\\ “mun if. fircvuws. Vii e President and
flu-nernl Murmur-r.
A. W. qurrrs. General ml‘fllpl' Aurnt.
H. l., New Haven & Hanlnnl ll. ll.
October 12, 1890.
TRAINS LEAVE SOFT“ SUIIWALK AS
f1 )LIMWS:
If
...
For: 5'" You. A. )l. wild (elm-pt Mondayel
ex, our, our hurl (1., off; no. I 2:; or. T 5'» u. h 35
exJIDllm-nlrx mmgillll u. it!» at. 1"” ex.
ll 37 ltn-nlrx. ’. .\l. I215“. In} or. :29 ex.
-. unto Stamford. rvprrs-s El’ull‘l Stamford.
1135. l max. 507 or. to Stamford. it’ll ex. 5mm.
IZ‘Jlu-x. Ii 44 or. 7 5i rx. 3 If an. hitting. l ltzrun.
Washington exprvis. Sundn - 51"» «21.. 5‘0
ex..9l3u-. l’. M. o it Md : N‘qyfiw‘.
Fun Kerr ".\\'!S. A. )l.» ”3 er.; 6 in run,
7 iii an, 8 1'!) or I! la 91.. Ill Eur. I’. )1. l'.’ in
(z. i "I «1.. 0 Ellen?) l3 nr'.,ti'.’!l
incur; ii an,” ii 54.. I! If: Adults
5 a. m..r~v. Sun-in): . I fill 313.,
912M . rt. m.'. n t» or. p. in.
Poor ll urrrorui. .\. )i. Gill M2. 9 Iii rx..
lilting l'. M. lL'W-N‘L. l": r:.. ltlac., 7 l5
til, it ll run. if H’.‘ en. l‘."."ur. or. ex.
Von Srnrxurnzrm. A. .‘f, it mien. Dillon,
INC-Her. I'. M. 12mm” li:ur.. Them. Pt II
on. W: leI' it .‘Ellflllrtl morning brtWH-n
New Haven on Sprinutlr d» H.
‘nrr Wlfltli. A. M. l l': lvis Shore Line).
P. M. »l‘.'|ltl ex. (via Springfield), ill: us. via
Hutfordl.
LEAVE NFAV YORK
Fort norm XORi.tl.K. A. fit. 519i ex.. not
w..70lnc..lllllu. Wilma. llll'rr.. lilL’ruu.
commit“. I’..\l. mien-"rum- 2mm.
3|!!rx..:l2llrx..4l!:--x., till om. film-l.,olcev.,
Thin-”Mil mu. 92M Adzmn rt. and mu. Hm
nrldniuhr u. Filltlln3~ out at .,7 immunithuu,
it'rllruldnhrhl.
OLD and RELIABLE
DAILY DIHEUT FREIGHT llHE
WETWEENL‘
NEW YORK.
SOUTH NORWALK
AN I)
NORWALK. (CONN.
The I‘ropvlhwe
Dill DE HDHHALH AHD EAGLE
Will lure Pier It. Best Rivert‘iloetnun
rum-n. New York, st I p. in“ dolly; annuity:
excepted.
ht received from To. in. until it p. in.
out hirete were Norm-it at 5 p. rm.
sod Sleuth . orwnlh or m p. tn.
Upon amt-return to at: the my of Kor-
vul srwlt I le will not MQWill into
it: freight. anyw re in New Yorh or It» vicin-
r.
pen-om, m fmbirl from on of
an that bone of title Ill: oily-r“
met the owner: thetmf. dill
Paula's .2le
(truth-vitamin".
l’lltlt Filled nil Extracted lith-
oet Pale.
'l'vet tuned. up
ME “Winner Pun. ”a“?
Matthieu“ "“0 " "ml!
moment-om
W AID MIMI “Mimi
Whfimhmmfi
Autoimmune-nu
“WW9
Sit. HURHAIH DEITAI PARLURS. _
But one in
Important
and Berlin.
new effects that cannot be
Inovelties
holstcry and interior decorations.
1,000 Pairs of
BLUSED OUT AT
$2.50 to 83.00:
em
I Iy
sew; regular price. $3 :0 to $4.50.
Mathewson dz (‘0.‘5 slightly
sewed. worth $5.00 a pair; will be
to 82.75. Balance
and imperfects. at prices that
F. H. NAS
Estimates
We are
And you will see not only a.
Heat and Perfect Fitting shoe
Butt Halérial is Used. BombiningDurabilily and . ,
Making it tho beet $3.00 Seamless Shoe in the market].
EVERY PAIR wnnnAurr-zn.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other ehoe, at 'A
H. 3‘. BROWN’
5 South Main Street. sh. Norwaik.
w B. HALLarco
BRIDGEPORT.
HEW BUILDINU! HEW STUUK!
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
the second floor, are replete with all the
And an uwmgo [induction of (“’t‘l’ 34} per cent.
grub. sci-11ml at a reduction, and to he
imperfect. hand-
rn tine Oxfords. samples
which the
of the season, fresh from Paris
Many styles are exclusively our own, embracing
duplicated or copied.
New Drapery and Upholstery Rooms
Our large rooms for displaying Upholstery and DraperyFabrics
have been entirely remodelled and enlarged.
our command has been used, and no 0
these rooms the largest, best lightml
country. ”or stock is replete with all the new novelties for up-
Evory facility at
xpcnse spared in making
and most attractive in this
These lwautiful fabrics have
been selected direct from the lending manufacturers in England,
France, Germany, Switzerland and Amenca. and embrace many
rare novelties which are only shown by us in America.
W. B. Hall & Co.
a
ladies’ snobs“
———~TU BE—
SPECIAL PRICES
These shoes are odd lots of regular
sold at prices that make them
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
We quote a few priceszj
line lot of 3ch pairs Ladies’ Turned Shoes at
regular- price $4.50. One lot of
rain; Lounsbnry, Mathewson & Cole slight-
amaged, machine sewed. Ladies’ Shoes, at
line lot of 300 pairs Lounsbury
SHUES
2
sold for $2.50
make them
THE REST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
8i Washington St" 30. Norwalk.
H & and:
given on
Plumbing, Gas Filling, Tin and Sheer Iron Work.
selling
Victory. New Stamford and Silshy's Steam Healers.
We have a fine stock of
Decorated and Plain China,
The DUCHESS and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Set and Port
able, including Now York Ranges.
THISTRAH
IN ALI. TIID‘. LATEST ”Mill's-0 AND
TRISTHAH
Wm
Try it once.
H. I. 383K811. .3. It. lil‘s't'lll)
BENNETT it HUSTED,
DI Illa Direct, to. Unveil.
Meets.
FIQhe oy‘tene
FmMmablan’mlry.
mmmn’mm.
I
igwemm
& HYATT.
No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK.
WE All?! .‘lIIOWINIl A H'hl. LINE 0!
HEW FALL DRESS HUURS
l‘AIllill‘fil. Hl'fllflAIl BAWMINB IN
HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR
& HYATT,
NORWALK, 00an
ERFECTLY m
is. for Cheaper and much I; :tter than ten or coffee.
All reliable
eeli it.m
Hamleized some.
DIE HUIDHi'SlllE.
finished in Inn-noun! the?“ W
and minor. lie-pies ointment
lllll..l-i. Meekertco.’e
U sum IAIN m.
Norwalk Chronicler