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Thshsrmltsqulrrelstcalstodriuk;
, MMwhlchclnstcrtothalrhell.
Ileelinsalongthybrlnk.
And here the Wagoner blocks lth whafi.
To quail the cool arid morons boon;
Herc. from the sultry harvest fields.
The reapers rest at noon.
Andot’tthsbeggarmssksd withtan.
' lnrusty garments gray with dust.
. stslpsanddlpshis Iittiscan.
And brsakshisscautycrust.
And lulled beside thy whispering“
("trim to slumber nuswsrca. ;
And sets the amboi his dream '
Upon celestial stairs.
Dssr dweller by the dusty way.
Tirou saint within a messy shrine.
The tribute oi a heart today.
l Weary and worn. is thine.
‘; Thomas Buchanan Read.
CAUGHT HIM ‘ ON ‘A CAB.
It was an shominably wet day. You
know what that means in Inudon~cal>
drivers' millennium, little mndpie makers'
Elysian fields, despair and petticoet ruin
tofair pedestrians! Mrs. Lsncnster stood
under the shelter of a fashionable modiste’s
door, looked forth and grooned. No han-
aom in sight: ruin to her clothes stored her
in the face if she soliicd out: ruin toher
purse whispered to her behind should she
entcnthe shop again.
"The dispensation of gain is not in Prov-
idence diocese," Will her irreverent som-
lning up. “He'd make it rainat theproper
timesor on No Men’s Lend, it it were. Oh,
darlingl" she murmured under her breath,
for a transom bore in sight, looming,
Whistlerishly, busily wet. A slashing,
golden bay between the shafts and a civil
Jchn perched up behind.
Out went her umbrella and she tucked
up her frills. She signaled; he drew up
and she dashed out. . The man. careful felo
low, had closed the doors and let down the
window. An agonlsed endeavor to open
door. balance umbrella, rescue skirts from
mud sod save new bonnet ensued. lie saw
that, end with unusual, nncabbylike cour-
tesy, jumped down. saying:
“Allow me."
The lady more it little scream.
“Tomi you driving a bunsoml"
”No worse than driving my coach, Is it.
Hrs. lmrcnsler?" he retorted.
"Obi Tom, dr-nr, what on earth ureyon
doing it for?" Then, with o highhanded
“tempt ut dignity: "Might I lurk the m
son for this new and extraordinary metlcr.
Is it for o bet?"
"A bet! Oh, dear, no!" A distinct
pause "That bonnet of yours is getting
rather the worst of it; it’s s pity, for it's
rather a nice one," he added, eyeing it
critically, no one who knows the ways and
means of bonnets, or rather the ways of
the bonneta and the means of thoae who
can aloof such none 8 he saw before him.
lie eyed it critically, though not feeling
nesrly so cool as he was anxious to make
her believe.
”Oh! what does that matter!" shosnap-
pedonl. "Ileuogoodas nottornaks per-
sonal remarks. lshalispoil asmsuybon—
nets us Ichoose." withglarlng ludepsnd
once
“li'ml you always used to do so," glow-
a'lug down at her.
“Do you refuse. then. to drive me?" she
fallen-l. There wasn't another cab in
I'll".
“Oh, dear, no! When a man's we, and
hastoesrn his living by the sweat of his
brow, he is likely to findthc latter more
plentiful than the former; sol am onlytoo
glad toget what fares i can.” llsgloated
wickedly, for she looked up in his face
while a mistgathercd and grewin his
eyes, and she gave a little sob.
“0h, Tom, dear Tom,” she whispered,
“I never knew it wsssohad ssthis."
“Didn't you!" he answered. with brutal
unsympathy for her sympathy with him
in his altered circumstance. Then he
haaud opeothedoor.rsissd thawindow.
sadatood hyher in an attitude oicsirs
i
an another iraploring glance. lie
was eyeing his noble heart's hindqosmrs,
HI mouth bunched up in an audible whls»
tls. ”Colonls never could stand in the
rsls,"hs-sidnd~tlvely.ssll tsklogksr
m
latchi-
“labourer-lubed unlimited into
has-cm.
"By level We aotthsssms slipping
little fast sad soklss.”was Tom's mur-
mur. Ili‘audoothsvsbnlosarpvissd.
aw illusions-u
bis sadhnlr curlingla the onset was;
hut—tholrfastdou'twsav outandthsydo
notlnvsstiasswcass.
Bhuttlsdhrrsslfinacornsrofthsesh.
piss-s, it you don’t mind," said
As thsy drovsdows Bosd simian
We syssbsiag abated ire-mo
traumas Israelite-inwards“
thoughts.
would “slimy
cassalykssw,srll leslyhed thpsaoi
cm
a ready writer. it’s trail
that giftallrauio
use. , flour:
to: make selec—
iroros child's
in
Button
1, formerly it. '
1 Shoes at 75 cents.
to the
South Norwslk.
you cannot! “'1 may have to wait hsrss
QM! of no hour.",’
“it isn't that.” she'soswrrsd. “I wanted
tokoow. sv—i thought, srwl wanted to
ask. 0h.Tom dear, aren't youva wet
and cold up than!"
“Thank on, one could scarcely aspect
therssbou, hssdnituphwwor to Ind
it psrehingly hot—bot I'm quits
his, thank you all the same.” lth a
male's inconsistency.
Down went the skylight. The great
stagnation slowly upross and they drove
on again. It luul begun toclesr up. Nrs.
Iancaster thought she knew her way
about town, but Mr. Lancaster should
have known 5; still better, and yet he took
her round Growenor place as a means to
reucbing Park lune. It seemed as if he
took in pleasure in driving by the mostop-
posite nod roundnbout roots.
Perhaps he lel't thinking of where he
was going; perhapsa-s little quick sob
quivered up to her lips and she hit them—
perhsps he, too, was thinking of those days
at Venice, Nuns, Vienna. Perhaps he was
thinking that. If only she had been not
quite sohsrd and unforgiving when his
fancy had rather wandered toward La
Smells, with her tenandvsixpennya bot.
tic "Golderins" hair. attracted probably
more by her rllablerio then anything eb-
perbnpu. if she had been .1 little softer, he
might have told hero! the real remorse he
tell tor bl» incuostancy, the remote; of
having lost all his income (therebylndi-
rectly reducing her own),spont in good
new knows what follies, that had played
the very mischief with the dollars. Had
she been gentlrvr perhaps he might not
have been rxallell to the high position he
now occupied, which, with hanging, is
prominy the only position of elevation
which lines not bring exaltation slung
with n. '
5b.- luul money of her own. a good ti.”
a yenr.uud when the finulspiit came—a
split born of u wry smull rift—be had been
too proud to let her know how his money
matters stood, and wit unme- nbout that
ltquumI and wife lunl not. met for quitclt
year. nnd that during tho but five weeks
he had driven a rolling hay nhout Irondon,
harnessed to n luxurious "S. '1'." humour.
And be? Well, he was thinking of what
a thundering mos he had been, and how he
had tried her lui’c and fsith In him.
And she? Well, bad she, too, not flirted
just nbit with Lord Racquesnd Colonel
Torus-ut,:lml when he had remonstrnted
ever My little bad «he not l'uredout on him
and [burst that odious, yellow haired
Signor» Son-ills in his face?
"I wish he wouldn’t drive quite so fast,”
she thought. "We shall get home on soon
if he does."
Tluvy were passing n restaurant. She
slontul her umbrella toward it, and he
drew up instantly.
“If you don't mind," she said, “I am
just going in for a glass of wine; I feel a
little faint."
It was lm Mll‘li thing, for in two minutes
she is p. out again. lllo: wine untouched and
the {:1 on In her lmrul.
"You mm! bore got so wet and cold, I
wish yaw—would you?" the stammercd
lliilllll) --“nould you mind just takings
Iittlo—twttr—plem me?"
Shr- bud token off her glove, and the
brand wedding band caught his eye. A
warn of pain come upon his face. It was
like driving your list through a mlrrornnd
ennui-int: the smooth, even surfsco into
bill.
"’i‘hsnk you." he said, a little unstead-
ily, in a miller husky voice. as he descend-
rd slowly from his perch.
"Oh! I will tote It in for you."
"I could not think oi giving a lady my
glass to put dmvu." he answered, with his
old characteristic courtesy towsrd the
womanhood.
Two “young ladies” behind the her had
been watching the proceeding.
"Goodness grscions, Ionic," said one,
"well, I declare! Fina Iadl. docorry on
nicely. She's giving him her wine~thsre’s
no nccounting for tastes."
Quotll her friend, “There's every sc-
counting for them when it's :- tawny mus—
tache."
About s quarter of an hour later the
humour drew up in Norfolk street.
Mrs. Imcqtor got out and walked slow-
ly up the stem. Beloreriuging she turned
around. A little rngumnfllnwaslnspcctlng
her.
"Would you like a sixpenccl" she asked
him gravely. A superfluous question, to
which he replied, with the knowledge of
past experience to guide him and awisdom
beyond his winters:
:lepenceswere notwbo 'adfor noth-
in ."
"Of course not,”sbs answered, ”and you
have only to hold the horse’s head for a
little; you needn't be atrsid."shsadded,
rsshly gusrsmsolng the hsast's peaceful
nature. "sod you shall have sixpsoor."
Thus, having reduced the legion of on
employer! by one, she turned and rang tbs
hell.
"Do you mind coming in for a few mill-
ntcsl" she said, addressing her husband;
”i want to tell you mouthing."
Ila looked at her for an instant, then set-
tied his whip in its cricket, tied literal-o
securely and descended slowly,
”But the servants!"
”The only two whom you will are an
new ones." '
The dam opened-"Dinnsr at once and
lay another place at table."
"You rentersher this, and this (pausing
before some picture or some hanging), and
this vase; do you remember how nearly 1
was drowned out at that gondola at Van-
ice—lt was just opposite those glass works,
and you insisted on our going in and buy-
log something to remind you and how
thanknt you were that it had ended in
nothing worse than a drenching!"
“i have intuition nothing,” he answered
gravsilr.
“h’ot even the way to your dressing
mm!" abs said sully, turning around.
"Not sven the way to my «inning
rerun." replied lir
lib.”
Biro led the waysad entered rm...
”sub-'-
"idsrosaytheghs isn’tli '
august he tracked in; he did mambo
ad .l l i its
.1337 Toma ”Vilma-fig.
Whalltl'nbbwm
'gy
. “Do you motto getoutl if am sirsid“
. use"
“lm
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a rumour stun.
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scorn NORWALK.
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Cloth Trimming
Wilhelm
lookiossthlm in Mathis. “than. she
turned quickly and kit the room.
He found his wary about ten minutes
lire. Lancaster took a little
There was a soft dullness about her
syvsss shs cams sod stmad inside him.
Husband's and wife's hands out in a
«lull. sic-grip. and a feeling or lslnits
love cause nestling around his heart.
“Tom,” she began who lolly.
“Yes, Cecile?" questioning”.
There was no How tor :Inmlttrr word, the
door handh- wus slow I,» .mrvina around.
"It's my sheep dw.’ .. .‘olirb Mustm,"lll¢
whispi'mi. lwr "flab“ cloning and going,
for is muldru [Nils/.Lmnw quantum bud
arisen in her mind. Elbe bud forgotten all
.aboul Miss .‘h‘t’.~-Jli~fflll‘ll the truth she
had not taken her into account at all.
What was him to do nml my! introduce
’I'oln as this oil. r'umm'n luurmm mbrlrivcr,
nod notblnmdsv insulin-m! no, it would
not be [mocha rutuulllun Man :5» a fricnd
only? Yes. but wind it there were tocotns
nrcmurciii:.:i:ur! llnw horrid nnd deceit-
ful it would look! lint, nominee Torn as
her husband! (A quick mm!) at her heart.)
What i! lu- insisted no their renululng
only ’l’lt’litla.’ \V'nztl ii ilcnlmuld reject the
projected lurmwmml What." he should
exolnim, "I’M-Ion me. I mt» her husband
at one rimr, but Mr». I.uu:;rster decided to
dismlve tin: purtnershlpl" What agony
and humiliation!
Tlretlooropcrml and the dear, Irlttubll
old libs-«7p do): entercct~ for too meek of so
pect tomw any ”th1”"): unit, except by
her old frrsllirrvw I stately sweetness,
"Miss lie-rum," said Mrs, Irmcsster, falv
terirnr, "lilo: lire-Jib, door, we have a
“nest ntlllmwr tonight. let me introduce
Tom—any Turn? The man trim was ever,
and ever will luv. tho dean-M and best of
m it. There ~~tin~re wzh 3t :cllKlri ‘ltillltlndfl’v
standing, nimmtnll my fault; but wehave
found, he and l nun-rut lmz'» to say—I mean
Ito—- Wc"- Tllt’l't' wus .'t pllltker on her
face: nine follow-cl, owl Hwn amid tremo—
lozmiy and wit 'vl r-qullwlil' n-mlrrness, "lie
is my door hun' mull" Then she smiled up
in his face and laid her hand on his shoul-
rlrsr, no much on: of the fullness of heriove
ml to hide tlmt awful cnluuun's budge,
which blnml hugely on his brunt. 'l'iren
slur laughed ..,, Imur little laugh, that hurl
a glimpse of [mini in it not. so very for oil.
Mi-u lit-mm Bll'lll out her hand with it
much pnuimlnlr, but Mr. Lancaster saw
neither tlmt nor the look. Ills eyes ware
moistened with nnshcd tours, and his
wife's bend when Irv glanced down mmexl
to he more. blurred mm of golden brown
on his shoulder, out! the lights seemed slid
denly to have got misty and to flicker up
and down.
"I left my spectacles in the other room,"
mid Miss Meeson softly, though she was
pvering through them ushe spoke. '
I think that tilt-re was something very
like a look of ruptureon both hmbund and
wife’s faces.
"You bnvc forgotten to pay me my fore,"
be said nitr-rn bi: "Do you cllierrl all your
rubble» out of Hz. 21' hm», limit?"
Slw lnuulwl l::r in : in Tum-Willi u mun
ruur n! \.r.»u:::n1_\‘ {rumour-w, "Well, your
real fnrv In lwu nixillmn. but i will give
rvv
you n ’golden crown.
She rzrinnl her (our no sin- spoke. So
Merl In r-xphin the "warrior: of tho words
to one who lnvml lie-r Mvi'nl this strange
tulll’ltln. lir- in .3; llrt'"gulrlcll crown” be-
tween both his hands and kissed her fair
forehead tenderly.
iimluunl moi wife were reunited, never
to part again. It was not until their run-
luul tssrsoi joy hurl ceased thnt the little
urchin in lln- street was renumbered. lie
and mother littir imp were found taking
it in turns to watch the horse.
”Tim! lloy'ri another i'.la:tlu:urc.1!" cried
(flecilc, indignant with hem-If.
”So he is, dear—only we won't give him
such it blowing up," remarked her hos
band.
O O I O 0
Mr. rind Mrs. Lancaster are so absurdly
happy couple. They have just gone on
their second honeymoon.
He has a hunt exulthl opinion of his
wife's virtues. u sentiment that is only to
be balanced by her stupendous blindness
to oil his faults.
She was rupturizing over him the other
dny. in Brilmln, to a newly picked up
lrieml.
”Do you know," said her listener, ”to
hear you tolls, one would slruost fancy that
you hsd come mums your husband in
heaven!"
”Nothing of the kind, my dent," on-
ewers )Irs. Iancuster. ”I met Tour ins
formnre earthly place. I picked him up
in s transom to l"— liclgrnvla.
If It Was in the Paper It last lo 5.,
An English limit, “Wild Life on s Tidal
Wave,” describe» n wovenatlou in n Yon
mouth ham-mi:
The amphibious water side population
were exchanging bless, and among them A
plethoric bonhvriubt nod a stout sailor.
"I t.l you tbet it's no use, the? one man
one um» lmslnsss,"sold the boats-right
aliphatically.
"No use, matey? Why not? Votes to
roomy mm: has it right to have a woies
in the filliu of the would; It's just likes
wastrel nrlrr ell, for none need no to rent in
a wrswl it she love badly found. But
'tltlnt so Milt this here With; 0'30?le got to
sign the articles no matter what skipper
calls her." mortal the usllor decisively.
"I tell you it's all nonsense."sold tbs
boutvvrlglu "llrulns Is the tldnu.”
"Ay, to run the wessel, yes. I believe in
that er. Some one must be mum," on-
swered the mariner; ”lmt w but I my is"~
"Didn't [Ml gull it won in the pesprr,
thet it's Miami this unlwmalselfrrngnl"
That floured the sailor. nml be answered
humbly, "Well, we all know of tin!»
printed in the proper thet'o son lew be
right."
”Tin-n shut up!" said the boatwrigbl.
fearing that is third penum might appear
on the swm :md weaken his argument.
"set at am by file Megs-n.
A msnnluctum when a bachelor some
years mowss in the hsbltol‘ putting up
at a hotel lsthsorlghlmrhoodof Aldus-
ls whip ml called but, “(north-water
toUharb-y." The bachelor tool thellfl,
whorl-l weanling it u a providsatlsl call,
and root luwtlremnslbm, which not“.
down out-ids lir. Spit a (statistic.
lie was not in tho habitat attending“
or name, and this was the list and last
I III.
tlisvrtuuo cv 767331393 ”LONDON."
Thsgvsyaadsiirtyaight.‘
liltintrsssthslhold rhesus-ova
Theirhvsncbmsndalola
hometown-witches“
The sudden. minullghtsl
I easiest heal. distinct, sleet
Thesauri! clsltorios hour
tsatlssths rhythm of turtles stalls.
The to the weeping loss
3 back tho breath of tears.
the Motion! years on years
'licsth the warping moral
~Arthnr ltynwus to Academy.
llow Nat-so Distributes I!" aim.
Whenyouandi getfichdnydear,‘
some day we rarely shall. what are we
aoingto do with all our money! We
willhuntup some of the im
mthose who could never make the
two ends meet. those who through good
heartedocrs. or lack of forethought or
unselfish desire to unlike other folks hay
py,hsveneverlsid by a contend we
will give lltosesilly people such a pod
time they will carry its imprea all
through limit after lives, as spot ofbut-
tcrcsrrics the print. We will slyly pay
the bills for lmprovident ones who have
growngrsyintheeflortto make a de-
cent funeral for dead lmrsr-s. They shall
forget how to spell "care" and theirnew
and happy dialect shall know no such
words as ”monthly payments," ”right
eons dues” or "can't aflord it."
lamconvinced that ssarnleitisnot
the sweet hearted [maple who tulle on
this world‘s gain. There is many at poor
beggar with not a change of linen to his
back who would make it more royal
host, had the smiling face oi fortune
oithevust estatesatwhosc gntehc
stands and begs. The big hearts too
often go with the empty plum. and the
little, wizened, skinllint souls, that it
would lulu: o tltousaod of to crowd the
pangs through the eye of a needle,
gain all the golden favorsof the god of
plenty—Chicago Herald.
In. lard Told luv to sing.
The Baptist chapel at hytonatoue was
crowded cnSuodsy because of on so—
nonncernent that )isdam Antoinette
Sterling would sing during the service.
She not only sang. but at the prayer
meeting which followed joined in prayer
and delivereda shortaddre-r. It may
not be generally known that the famous
contrslto is a believer in the doctrine of
the Inward Light.
Aprettystoryistoldaboot herinthis
connection. She was present at one of
the Quaker meetings at Devonshire
square, and the brethren and sisters rev
unlined some long time without the
spirit moving any of them to utterance.
At last Madam hurling got npnml song
"0 Rest in the Lord," which Hrulrd no
small stir. The clerk afterward up
preached her. and said, "Thee knowest,
sister, it's against the rules; but if the
lord tellcth thou to sing, thee mint!"
It was probably through her recollec-
tion of this incident that Mrs. Hargarct
Lacy, the sister of that old tribuncof
the people, John Bright, called in her
last illness for "the singing sister."
Needless to say, Nadasn Sterling went.
-—British Weekly.
(letting Oil (ew- Smell.
It appears that in Scotland there is a
company which pays a certain smut
yearly to s number of iron works for the
privilege of collecting the smoke and
me from the blast furnaces. These
are pend through several miles of
wrought iron tubing. and asthegsses
cool there is deposited a considerable
yield of oil; one plant is reported to yield
$0,000 gallons of furnace oil per week.
The sum paid for this privilege is such
as to be profitable, it is sold, to both par.
ties. Theoil thus obtsimd is distilled.
and a conshlovrable quantity of cresol,
phenol and snare other sobstsncossrs
ing is used as an enrichcr of gas for illu—
Tbo (Is-sum oi assassins.
It will be remembered that more time
ago It. (histamine Belchel. the min:
hter of finances, wss nuskiilfnlly shot
Cannery moms... backs
$ T 2-48.
sroworth 8.00. ArteschonClothaodBrowu
hythoy iordresscs. '
H. KRIEGER,
turned his way, than the rightful owruzv 9
procured from it, while the all remain- needed
Sulllmfiflm.
What are we here for? Tudotho right thing
by the publlr. Ind uivr them
PIIBE 00008
AT Till:
LOWEST BASH PBIBE
Which has been our motto (or overm year»,
and has made our reputation on well known
all over the l'nlted blister.
WE IMPOBT
Direct From The
Place of 0rowth
And give the Mummers the hem-tit of all Inter-
mediate: profits.
I
The 0l00P T00.
ll Illl STREET,
NOBWALK, 00NN.
200 Stores in tin linlttd states.
of! 1m
SWAN it BUSHNELL
Ship ChandlerS.
Maui . evorytllln
Tents, gets. rigours, Ito n Tor
Bimbo" I’M", Turkic, "(Iris Nit
alsrut a faint of b fishermen. truis-
tiou Marine Lights. Al kinds of ll limit
“mil“ fur Innis, tumm- lli HI!
bu l Wean- lbe M‘v nlzni h guar-
tm for n rsmlllysler leniefl' snows.
Wipe, Nanills a
N 7: 11:1,? and ourblilnhs a
aresuparior no tytoanyl ngtnadc
in m and the prices are right also.
III tort Prices
lam Ilstsmli.
. Eel Puts.
rrnr thin;
llll 0f THE Illllflflllllfll
"VI NIL! RIVER.
73m All Dill. Mill“.
“firm“ "WWW
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saw a
It at near
FRANK sorts-[git
W. B. BIBEB,
flesh-r st Americas wan Wests Airs
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“1403””.
South Hawaii, com.
ll Moslbsvushstsssdssllfl'
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Prices to Suit All;
ottoman-rues.-
HeanTilly.
0Ill0.ell&80ll'
JsmsswststJslilrn.
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n volum- om. Isrvsli,
liltis tout Mali.
untan- . .
Rains, councilman.
lCE CREAM.
0.090th ”W'm
Mrs. Msd’é sew.
Girls and loans Ladies
rooms mom I.
PRIMARY, ImllfllillATl. ACADBNIO
AND COLLEGE l’lllPARATORY
DEPARTMENW.
Pupils admittsd to Welles” and Vassar on
the certificate oi the hind
cad mnounccs that on stormy and
Ila s will hcin waiting
srkmvoifrsnhlin at Mt an.
and at thellchoolstmsima to convey
flop and down the h without extra
if
Take Care of the linings on Your lione-
stead
' .
ilowthsu can on protect our umr
flow snake certain a shelter fbr your wits and
children in case you die? The answer is lglain
a sun—«by securing a Life lmraoce llcy
ioran amount equal In the m . Thous-
aadsoi homes haw been thus preserved, and
we hope tlmurands of more will he in the
intern. But while doing this, why not lasers
underairmnof Policy that wil sails! the
own or in case you live,” well as nth-
event 0 death? An Endowment Policy. lun-
cd by tbel'onncctlcut General Life Incomes
('ompany, of liartioni, Conn, will Wash
this if you die. the full amount of the oi -,
will be paid aurora. If you live it is paysnie
1'" Yo I and in either event it must proves
wise and must investment. Insure your life;
but More rtnlog so, be sure and examine this
plan.
8 S. L’i-lommedleu.
s
Agent. Washington fitnflonth Norwalh
Houeatonic Railroad
CORRECTED TO "IN! It. on.
Trains leave South Norwulh tor Irannuryc—
Athens. In., I: li,22&,!rilr,saland 10259.11).
Sundayr 925a. to. and “do. In. '
Trains lenve Ilanbury for litmth hour-Ib—
05,73,9le ll tin. no, 31. ME and 65
p. m. Sundays mills. in and I w.
Trains leave rimth Norwalk for afield—-
“hand 0 lbs. m., IZIIJL'J. bill and 625 p. In.
or leave itid . .ld for rloutn Sorwalk~
2:3, 740, 911nm! lfifimmn 2t”, 35, huland
. in.
'3!st York and l'lltatleid express leaves New
York at 3:!) . m..lionth Smwaik till p, on.
arriving at i infield 8m . tn.
’I'illsfleld and has art as res- leaves
Pittslleld at illl . at, Bethel d p. rm, (roo-
nm‘llng (with 0 {uer-tln from ihtnbnry)
south .‘orwrtllt 7.1 p. to. arriving at New
York ‘1!) p. in.
'Iiuliy except Sunday.
MAIN USE DIVISIUS.
Trains leave Bridgeport M follows :1
Hits. m.. passenger to: l’ittsl‘leld.
mills. m.. roger or Pi
alum-elicits for Aisle): and the 0"
lit for flaw
in his. 21:..an
II it) s. um, freight for tireat
i all p. m., I’lttalleld and Albun
me. p. m.. New Milford “Win
6 If} p. m., SD" Mlllnfll IW'lfll.
tulip. m., lrrlszbl for Great Harrington.
7 fits. n... (finndaysl passenger tor Pittsl'ielrl
and Albany. '
WILLIAI H. mils. \ ice President and
truersl Manager.
A. W. Pedals. (lot-era! Pam-user Amt.
l. l.. lies Haven 8. llanlnd II. III
October '1. "II.
TRAINS LEAVE SOFT“ SURWALK All}
FULUJWN:
foil NW Youl. A. )lei Idlexr'ept Mondays)
.h alIiIrI-nl ex..li!diac.73nr.7.’rliex.l!3
3‘» 9m ex. 98 ac. loll ex.
mm.
x U,
x :lvlmalexrvm
l local ex. {Sic—lattes. ill! no. 2:» ex.
Mar. to Stamford, exprem from mamfrrrd,
'1’, t “Jinx. fill: or. to Mumford. 5 'Jirx. 550 so.
so)”. bust. 7 5191. ll ii an, wane"! main.
Washington ex . Rhoda‘s» hill ex., 5“
ex. irl5ac. I'. . Alli-r. 7 naval“.
Won New ilsvsx. A. Si. in on; sin ac.
73‘nr.,fl-War.. on”- men. P. 31.4le
on, i a: 0.4.. I ”an. to: ex., 05".,5l5ar'..65
on, : L5ex.,7 mama“ anvil an, it til Adams
exam! at, I25 LII!" ex. ye» '35 an,
”torus. maul-e. p. In.
You iisrnroao. A. it. new an, no on.
"lilac. I'. M. Eliot, Ill’o' ex“ luau, 7 If:
as. it yl an. tilt: on. I25» m. es.
in: finisonsur. A. )iudliisr. rites
wen. i'. M . rzmes, In». nice, HT
an, 107 exrr Months morning between
New Haven:- it ringna ties.
for; booms. . )t. l it (via libors IJnel.
P. it. true es. tvla Hprinudrld), ilb‘ ex. via
Hartford).
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l
2
fl
“2 I“, 8'” LEAVE NEW YORK
'
mm or BANK liltilmlvrl'un'l'. m ’0' m “mu-IL A- sum as. m
Pure Lead Zine and t'nlr'lrfl‘lt nil, riwing gbIMarJlm "NV-- "Wan "fl-cu
and for Painters. Nails. mu. -“”'If~lw¢l~ Mac.
38:31., 3.1m. ll ex" till ss., Mlsxadl sx.
WINE. Hit or. DmAdarua ex. and an.
midnight as. linudaysal 01 an, ‘I’ NIL, 5 ll so.
our midnltbt.
OLD and RELIABLE
Billl BIBEBT EBEIBIIT [III
B m
cm
NEW YORK.
SOUTH NORWALK
AND
NORWALK. CONN.
The Propellon
BlTI 0i IlIlWllI no [ABLE
3.
Will
sin-ti. l“Fleur", wk. :iwm‘mm:
from! saints...
lento ms the “Weird!-
mfl‘fitwl‘é‘i'mm’:
D’Allsrvavasarslsvtid lasso”!
thes- stthshoats
“Mew-seam“ “ha?!“-
MUM.
STEIN“ BlSi'lTTEB.
Ml own.
All puns
Nest
NEW BlllLlllNB
——’I’0
(108E!) 0llT AT
W
32.50 to $3.00;
Sl|0E
to 82. 75.
TBISTBIN
TlllSTlllll
it once.
um. "1:.th
BENNETT llllSTEB,
mammals-rs.
and Perfect Fitting snort
‘ Butoueinwhichthe ‘ .
BBSI Material l8 ”Bell. Combining Dillallllllyélld‘
liskingitthcbosttdooseomlcssllhoeinthemsrkct.‘ 7
1 EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. L
Gallsond examine them before purchuingsny other-hoe, at“
H'. S. BROWN’S
South lilaln Street. 80. Norwallt.
w 3- “ELEM“
BRIDGEPORT.
And on average mluction of over :1) per cent. Thac shoes
rods, scarred at a minction, and to be sold at prices
200 gain; Lounsbury,
I iy r maged, machine sewed, Ladies’ Shoes, at
32.00; regular price, 83.50 to $4.50.
Mathewson 8t Co’s slightly imperfect,
soured, worth $5.00 a pair; will be sold for 82.50
Balance In fine Oxfords. earn Ice
and imperfects, at prices that make t out
THE BEST BARGAINS EVEII OFFERED.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
8i Washington St" So. Norwaik.
F. H. NASH &* BROT
Estimates given on
Plumbing, Gas lining, Tin and Sheet lmn Work.
We are selling
Victory. llew Stamford and Silsby’s Steam Homers.
We have a fine stock of
Decorated and Plain China.
[he DUCHESS and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Set and Port
able, including New York Ranges.
“Multan
! NEW * STO0K! ~
All Departments Enlarged.
$100,000.00 to Dress Goods, $50,000.00 in Clocks, 025,000.00in Furs,
Our spacious Clock and Suit rooms, on
Im onant the second floor,are replete with all the .
lnoveltiee of the season, fresh from Paris
and Berlin. Many styles are exclusively our own, embracing
new effects that cannot be duplicated or copied.
New hurry and 0pholslery Booms
Our large rooms for displaying Upholstery and Drapery Fabrics
have been entirely remodelled and enlarged. Every facilityat
our command has been used, and no expense spared in making
these rooms the largest, best lighted and most attractive in this
country. Our stock is replete with all the new novelties fornp—
holetery 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 & 00.
1,000 Pairs of
These beautiful fabrics have
BLgdies’ Shit—it
SPECIAL PRICES
sreoddlotcofuguh
thetmakethern
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS-
We quote a few priccezf
One lot of 300 pairs Ladies’ Turned Shoes at
regular price 84.50. One lot of
Mathewson & Co.’s slight
One lot of 300
'rs Iounebury
hand- pal
Sll0ES.
& Illlll.
N0. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK.
WE All: SHOWING A PULL LIN! 0'
NEW FALL BBESS “00008
IS ALL “I’ll! LAT”! "HAD” All) FABRICS. ”’10er more I
HOSIERY 8d UNDERWEAI}
& IIIITT,
NOEWALK.» ' CONN- '
mam...
is far cheaper and much better than ten or wlcc.
» 1‘ All reliable - . . ‘
"samlelzn sun W 7
or W
mamas-alumnus
suns-rs. Insets-situated
“on. fluctuations
Norwalk Chronicler