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Ieuednlllu rheumatism: author.
. Whrnnummernmllmcmlnrnlr.
, Wlbmimntlw world tombs.
‘flhlllhlnoolt that tho-unload”.
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Wharthrndndnmtnndnrbndrwm
Tobmldlnthalrlongfnirm
'I'hm In tho curve tint wound by the hill
, Willi Woo wrinkled over.
i f When-nth: wind played In. In whoolhoy wn'y.
this breadnnk swooufrom tho clover.
“blather bunk when the minnow: glanced.
“to tho pale; of Illl‘t‘l’! lumbar.
And the trees above unread out great Irma.
lowland In many I rafter.
And those-n hoop of odds and eudu.
A lower] pluckcd in the meadow,
A child ulcer» by the gnrdcn wall,
A maid-1 dream —-a shadow ~
A motherly dune with slim-ml bad.
And the qnulntcnt of quaint old dresses.
And that? Oh nothingdmt nothing At oil.
30th of n nilldctl’n "cram.
, —M. E. Torrance In Baotou Transcript.
THE films 361mm;
Boron Von llachultz WIL'I n member of
the Humour-It club in the Rue Raymond do
Toulouse of Paris. II», was it somewhat
remarkable man. A invmbtsr of one of the
[trout but imm—cunious funiiliesof Saxony,
he bud.wnn~ xiv».- yem‘s before, been caught
young, and married by A brilliant noun
'pii-xioncd, though not very rich. American
girl. For a your or two they had been con»
tent tolivein hi~ dull native town, with
its round of first rat:- operzm, but third rote
Everything nine.
At the Augllulmericnn club the boron
limlevinced :u-ertnin nptitmlc for come,
pnltcrmui picqu‘ct, and so uniform had been '
his fillcm'nll m, the»- games that it was not
long before hr lvvgnn to yrurn for (rush
fields and immune» new, where he could
play for hizher blétkns than were obtainable
In It necoml mic llrrtnnn town nnrl :1 third
tutu AnglirAmei-imn stwiety. Ills wilt,
loo, lmprewod by hi» sitcoms, and not lin-
willing to realize larger rctnmsmncour
aged him in his ambition, with the result
that n more mm made to P:iris,nn¢i he
became n mem'xzr of the famous Baccarat
club.
From the moment of his arrival, eight
years before our utory runs, fortune had
lmiled upon tlu- young ,ndventurer. But
his wane, prrlmw, not so much that Ihe
owed him any special kindness “that be
left no slum- unrurnerl to Assist the fickle
goddess in nlrclurinx in his favor. This
young uum wort not ll gambler by nature.
that is to say, he never risked his money
where he comirlcml the odds were agninst
him. In All games of cinnon combined
with skill he knew that skill must tell In
the long run. lie never overestimnted bin
bwn plny or nmlrrastinrnted that of an ad-
versary. He knew, too, that a cool bead
nodun unweartelt brain niwnyn had the
odds in their favor, and. gnmblingu in
did merriy no u matter of business, be
strictly took mlvnntnge of ”the and otbet
pillpnbla veritic-s.
0n lira: becoming n member of the club,
he had confined himself to playing in tin
small hours»! the morning. All the high
at play was between 9am! I o'clock, and
these hours he had lint avoided on princi
pie. After ln'clock be bud noticed that
play became slacker. and that those piny-
en who still Amid on were either over
excited with wine or beginning to tire; and
by 3 o’clock in tin! morning there were, II
a rule, but a few jaded or half intoxicated
members; fnlr pine, he considered, for a
young man of regular habits. and who
took a sufficiency of sleep.
Now,” he slid to his wife, he was in
Paris on luniueu, and plrasurc and coir
Venn-m1- must give way to that, And Illa.
being a prrwticnl young woman, cheerfully
acquiesced. The consequence wu tho!
thiacnterprlsing young couple kept very
curloun hours indeed. They went to bed
rcguinriy at 4 o'clock in the Afternoon, and
got up as nanlnrly at midnight. Von
Rachnitz then dreamed himself fuultlmly
in evening untumc. hinted h’m dur little
wife. who xvi-hell him gmxl nut-cm, and
turned into the club Mbe an point. And
thin plan for mints lime nucmded excel-
lently well. indeed tho Frau Buonin,
who Wm; not quite on ntnbltiout .1 Im
lrnnbanol,mw beginning to look forwnrrl
toting rrtlmuwnt on u very fair compo
teary in the near fntnrr.
But thin win; by no nugnnn \‘un Illicit
nit!» Ida; A comfort-hie mummy
did not appear half tempting enough
to him. All 9mm: in his heart that hr
would nick to uranium until ho mu a
rally wealthy run. Ill: none“ was nn~
Mildly grant with the comparatively
unnll fry. but Mr pmtlca in the mud!
Journal tin! morning won only to bathe
Iudetourunter thing» In the ml your
lug hour-of tin club llu only walla!
his opportunity to uk- ln,» In believed
Illa-cl! unnu- of doing, the thou-undo
which «Maud band- Morrio’eloekdn
oft!» lunar-sh which it
nulltooulowlymrr that hour. In vain
hln wife um! ell lieuffom to indie- blur
tnbreoutrnt with the nulls-Iraq In
aim-sly rim-Ind. Ila paid her no land
but had. her wait pntlcntly rod in would
Mk! her a rich woman.
Thrall w. thin-how: thru- you: no
for- : ermi- Itmnl Viol-char oiunined
“Whip in the club. Von melanin Md
innuemnfllro D Iolo’clnck habitual.
proved
'th Inn “mobbing..- born In wu pitted
little fin-t end owls-r til-1min
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:0 North Main Street. south Norwalk.
”Ah. but that'n onto! mutilation,
when we‘ve got Into Wynndnllflut.
By tho by, lw're Invited to tho Duo III
I’iuwna." ’ -
_," "Own! the very people. my 100.1730
would neverlnvita nu Wolf I m to
{7ch up ploy «suddenly and without mod
excuse." ,
"on, well, then, I support: it can’t I»
helped,” Mill the haircuts». resigning Ml
ulf, no one AINI olwn done before, to what
ll’vlllfill to he the lnefltnblc.
It Wm; two days ufll'r thisconvorutlon
that llmul Fleischer lint-mm: n mcmhrrof
club. He was it rude, overbearing,
crontnrv. egotistical and pushing to
'4 rue; Mindful About bib mzperlorlty ll
album of ukili and cxliogwrntingly mflr
[but of hi» luck "I. irimm ol' «intone.
Zénoui- nppvzli‘ml t i Limw lll‘l'lfil‘ely VII"!
in: (unit: frw'v: .llzlm‘ufu be burs letter!
from I-min. , .t, n-spmtinblo gentlcmun,
cumin! dill'm'm part» of the Continent.
Flrisuber hull not. Denim number of In.
rlnh n trunk when it. Win-l nominated to Von
itmmnizx that by should challenge this
wry oi jmiunable pawn: to it great bout.
in rear: z», in which, if his; luck—which was
by this timc- prim-mm in the club—held
“mill. ll. ihmd Fin-”ache? might be taught
film—on.
”Wall, intmti,” nail the latter ouc night,
mlzlrvminu Von ltnrlmitz with u vulgar no—
Minip ion of familiarity, "lucky,” urinal,
Imimnm'?"
"i don't know no :nnch ubolit luck. M.
i‘icincho-r; I‘m prrpaiwl to lmck my skill
wen nxnifl I you. .l’ll play you n few
gummnfu " .it’ you wiathuugh per-
impo “:1th fully your game, judging
from the mtyyml imt the: big pool loll
iii.:ht." ’
' 2mm: not my mum-1" replied Flr-isciier
in! :nnrttly, "I luv. Ill pool last night. ll
‘:1r-, but lb.- 0.3th were again“ me;
mm why -»I owl-- no mintnkc. lwill,
flit ilzwrr, pin; you, uln-u you will, (or
mm you will. :t hand; “2 punk» of «firm
and in: will no who la I'm: lwuer man, for
you."
"'(vry well.” :‘v pitui You llmrlmliz, "no
ymnnli. Tonmrmw T wiil play you 100
gum: .5 nl vcalrn- !. ll" Low frnnm apiece."
’ "he followin; night the club wm cmwd~
M. News or fine m..h:il hull i-pn'mi abroad
union; the number», Ami men who had
no: hen stun in the rtmirm for months
were prefer“. it won with-m that the
sympatim of tlw unlmkvrs Wm with the
boron, who, Although nlitplnying admirw
hie umlnm-s nmi all his MCIUILOIIIQI] skill,
lust hrnaxlily. Ilnzul nfru hunri was played,
and \‘on llm'hniiz Inmr‘mhly loot.
who: was [hunt extrnnfilinat’y about the
comm was that FI-dnt‘hrr’s sitcom came
to him in spitt- of the fact that his play
wm contrary to all confirm of the game.
He ployczi "no authority" when he normal
to have mnlly u elev'dllt cord in hi» band,
and yet hr- mm, and he "gave cards" when
he lurhl :1 old pin-yum hood. and inrorinv
lily nummulwl in honoring it.
\‘on ltru-hnitz'~ face lie-come a study.
Ilclilrml 52H ctr 0W3 from timetolinw
in :1: 2: ml n-lwlrly indicated
in I.» i. . mam; i... “As puzzled. Al)
sulturiy irmrum ., mu hi4 optxmcnt'n
ploy, r Lrl‘ re .nmriatrly ugttinnt the
bur-m.
To many of tin- most. «sport player» of
tho I'llll) who hurl 0?»thch about thr table
it own I-mcnmu evident that Firischer moat
h:u.':- mun: pwuliur knowledge of the card-I
still left in. the puck. Appnmntiy.how-
err-r. until nine games had been played. all
of \t‘.:n'ii haul been won by his opponent,
the: in“!!! remained unconscious of any
ciwzuing.
'l’nzvrrnm 1.51m"? mm now in progress.
Flvi‘rher nus "four up" and”mrked"tha
bl:;::l'nrli1:-II-lrillimo in summit)». At
that murmur Yon llnuhnitz Whom the
thou-mini in a win» of mourned calmness
mm: " m: mnb urn marital. [demand
an lilVIfiwEigitllllll.” 'I'lm nut Inmtnt hr
liftwl a punk whirl! lay at his Hill? on tho
tall and flungihmn into his opponenl'l
fun. t'Icl‘dIllllllL', "You are n woundrel
nini a nwitullrr."
Sn mlpuhlv to mnnv member: of the club
hmi lm-n tho rhezuinu of M. Fleischer,
tint a .t.-.;m~ilr|1m mmut oncc manifantrd
by n number of thmo pram-mt to throw him
into llu' s-rrm-l mthout further ceremony.
’1'" fish n mm: Ilw bdrm: objected, owl
npoluriung I’nrtln-m't-ne ha hurl nrrutni,
bugwl that it full and rigid Inventigntinn
or (in: «:lmrtn- of chanting be mule nt «rum,
and lulu-i- nny furtho-r violence was oflercd
bio nmnmrut, 'i'hr' invr-ntigmion Wits mods
on llw 31ml, nual the bumn'n charge wan
loom tn lw abundantly anTXAIfllIUAIHl.
Tln-mnh m 21' found lobe of 1 mm! in«
“Pillow-d; , :ikml variety, and, no Will our
Rubia-III «l. lmol been smuggled intnlbe club
by Flam m-r with the cnnnlmm of onto!
the umlrr «want».
It mm It tub. point that the nan-unity
of llmlutl’uu demented limit in refining to
martin to this wislm- of nevernl of lib
lrlwmhl. who dulml Hull llw Impala!
riwulcl ho turns-d our to tin: police. In
fact, In» IMI’UII mammal Trio Into ndvrmvy
iteration from nominal Violet-av um
mm at this man limbo-dad Int-bun of
m.- nun. who won ”1m to chastise
him on tin.- mm’c. and permiltod tho "it?
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had am In clogutrt unharmed. upon bill mur-
Anm that. In would 1mm Purl: at om,
\i'hml tho «low hurl cloned upon the dim
curmml-l Flown-iv, And than who had
tritium-ml ti»: t‘vlfllh bud returned to tho
can! r Mn. tho tnrnn board to ho nlloind
to my a w ml publicly.
"Gaitlll‘lllfll," until be."l run was to
Mom an impulse. won»: I on wine
In «hung to will periton- humour of «It»
pm in tin mind» of u triads; but no In
miulbiy um I imul to than". I not
“will. to mt» I cannot, I do not our
«tally unwnnclua my drain“. I and not
tell you, mitten-m, nu IMO We bu
miliomnmnbkm vllm Minn:
in my lit. Tum Imcmlflflm
mlncvor INIJM willl will I urb-
lull tomb Ill "purl-nu. mu list. an
munnml In your ml mul-
rnmiy mo norm In thisdnbnonlw
Who!" will launch rant ruin for tin u»
minder 01 H! lilo."
Tim m nun-Ins of numb, In»
[lo-limb HAW “pin-mud It was
nttndmnlirhlrstmwm lulu.»
rimml hint-vii admiral): ,
You monolith Mill in mm of tin
WI club, but la plus In m
with In. wife. m In tin very but .
thin "layman tin luau Mum
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row-1m» saunas. nov. 22.
m “It. lnlwwl. John "on. l-IW
all "rue. MI‘IOI Tut. Hui
nlv. ll-Co-mt'lvr In tho luv. I). I.
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[annual fun- Wm Ilclpcr alarming
pant-don of II. It Ilofl’rnao.wbiivbor. Phil-
ndelphlu
I. “Who Juno but upoltrn tbrrcwovdn,
Bo wrnt forth with Hildlnclplu over an
brook Cerium, wbrrv who a garden, Into
lb! which Ila entered, and "in dlulplo."
luthewnnd Mark. my um they run;
I hymn; they nluo give thy name of the
. antagonism, Incl rum that on tho
wly thither Jenna fonwld that on that
very night they would all lamb “in:
Wall). ”vi, ao-w, Mark xiv, m.
!» I‘And Judi: also, which betrayed Him.
knew the plane. for Jump ofttimes n»
Wtbithcr with Hi- diatom."
In chum vii, m; viii, I, II: run that
“Every nun went; unto his own boon,
Jenn. went unto the Mount of Olives."
This II. did very often. out therefor.
.Indn knew the plum well.
3. "Judas! then, having rtcrrvevl 1 bond
of men and Milan. from the chief orient:
and Hartman, carnal; thithrr with law
um and torcha nod weaponn."
Matthew and Mark vocals of migrant mnl'
titndewttb swords and utovenéflatb. "vi.
47: Mort xiv, KI). Judas had left thorny
per chamber helm thadisconm. noel prob-
ably of. the clowof the mar {wt and
before the involution of the rapper.
0. ”Jesus, therefore, knowing all thing»
that would come upon llim, went forth
Ind said unto them, Whom mk ye?"
It bone of the greatest mercies at our
live: that we know not whur. nhnll he on
the marrow (Jun. lv, H), nor cvcn what the
next hour may Irving to ills. not Jams
went forvmnl from Nauru/tn to Calvary
knowing everything that should mam to
Him from day to zloty.
5. ”They outward Him, Jesus of Saw
nub. Jeans with unto tbmJ not lie.
And Judas also, which betrayal lltrn.
stood with them" ‘
This title, "Juan of Nazareth." to found
last twenty tinm in the («welt and in the
Acts. In Matthew, twice; Mark, four
times; Luke, threw, John, four, and Ac“,
men. It in the title of humiliation and
contempt. and yet of power: compare John
I, ‘5, as. with Acts iv, it), x, 8‘3. reminding
no that when we are willing to brdenplled
and in nothing in the cyan o! the world.
then God an Allow Ilia power In In. m
reply of Jesus, ”I urn," found tlrm tim
in this lemon and :00!th tn thin gmpel,
reminds mo! llml's words to Slim. "film
shalt thou my unto thr chilulrrn or lomrl.
I AM hath not Me unto you < Ex, iii. It)
6. "A. loan thenm lie hml mid unto
them. lam, they went backward. and frll
to the ground. "
See the power nr ll'm breath. what will
it bewhen With the breath of ”is lip» lie
Ihull May the mrkml l Em. xi, IT. A It!“
rays of light from tine min-n: 1mm of SA;-
areth rent 55ml of Tammi helplm to the
mood {Am um“), and a word fol
lowing rent convmtiun to his l'lt'ilft.
7. "Thu; ukrsl lie them Again. Whom
Itch ye? Ind tlwy Mull. Jeanna 0! .‘Jrurirktlr‘
Hm! Ila no willed it they would have
been like tho thou-mods of the Assyrian
army (1» "vii. My and mver have» mm
to their foot again, but ll: Allow» their; to
recover themlva and coca more to no
preach Hint when Ilc min remit lint
question a before, and they giro the mom
reply. If with but A truth of thelrenrnesz-
nun in racking to talk: Ills litu- they inn!
only nought Hint to give then: I‘ll: how vii!
latent had been the mutt.
& "Jau- nmwcml. I have told you that
Ian He. II, titer-rims. yo reek Mo. let than
go their way."
Churn Hi. can of the disciples; Ills
hoodlum to div. but their: not yet.
ll. cheerfully given Himself imam Ills
limo bum but Ila will up." them till
their nppoinuvl time.
0. ”That tin flying might In fulfill“!
which ll. ‘9'”, 0! than which Thou
gaunt M. ham I law! now."
In thin prayer ll: mm, "Thom: that thou
punt Inc I but kept, and none of them ll
lost but tho non of pndltion. that lit
Seripturw might be fulfilled (coupler xvii.
121 It doe» not appear that .lmlm wmv
"n given to Him. for haul he hem “iron
to Christ humid not have mm Why
Christ-yer rho-r him. knowin; him to Irv
ndcvii (about vi. to, flutters-wilt of n
mystery which WC will noun swan-taut
m tiny. ’I'ixl» ranch we know nomtnnt
Jud». wumof tho “room whim-u
lath lam our”; Ill-tn. xxvll. 3. o.
to. ”I'm film Pem. nod-gunword,
drew tt and union tin blah prim'n moat
rodent of! bin right ear The minor.
Inn wrn Hakim"
Hm w: m u “kiln-r “lulu
tho-Ii the nub-n- ull lmMSIBI
modulo! ”think. and that in no or
m dram In our time, but
minor I any of stumbling to runny. Not
only were two word: mono (Inks nil.
J), Int tllooww mm man than my!»
II. "Thor-Id Jam unto Parr. I'm up
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A W lulu-try on m DOW
llvov mun Mun ’l’lrm flown-r.
Down M the rim or Dal-m
homonboth tho New Jenny and Ddr
Amid». thmin thriving industry
Min-116m hairdo! Md still tum
eeldont urn In «melon. 01. If lulu
urn. frw mm to inquire Into it.
The Industry In «nation in tlw king
mblllltery. and now your Lillian”)!
the bard nhellnd. "humor-um Indium
wrrr taken from than "now elmw'lil.
whiloin mm! yum» for 3 WM low mooted
“high up Mutton Thu mmm only
lactation mouth. and wmrtinxm In“
Thollory I! told by limb .‘vl Month of.
the United Slams IN: cmnmwlml
The fishery fur king m2»... whit.» not
primarily lntcmlnl to provisho n fum’
product. indirectly contrihntm m m.
remit, furniahing any of tin: lwt km.
lmhm. Thirvarwly oi cranni-
thonglr luring no‘vnino all no nrtmlaof
food. furnishes» the bani» for no rmlmtry
of no little mmgrmtco to tlw wor-
Innnity, for. while fannemc in muniul tin-
Inboard platen ntiiiu small mtmlwrn of
the crabs for purposes of lamination. it
irouiy in Delaware boy that it can be
laid to be a well defined imlzmry, and it
In only here that rimzixtl forms of “WW
moo lravo been emplowa in capturing
the fit-tire king.
A trip down the boy and fill imp-mind!
of the fisheries pruvw tin: imlzutry to in:
in a Ihmriahing condition Tiiollrrnng
m to center on tho Jewry A: la,
between Capo May Point and livialerv
villa, twenty tulle: thorn. About sown-
e'igbtn of the anti“ catch is rnznlc be»
tween Dennisviile and Fishing Crud;
Attilainterveningmtlmrrv flit-lawn
Dian Crust-It and Green I r
mod unmbm ho» two
and 4mm cram mtpw . I.
Two forms of uppmrlm.» u- in Co ’I
man one along; the .lcnwy hhm'l‘,’ nu-
memhlesa typo of [walla mi. in; m—
other is entiruly “Glllit: anything «:Lw
sued in the water» of tiw Emmi 5mm.
kHz-«2r. Lin
And is designed for and mpfi'vllli’
Odom to thin fiwltcry.
The ntaku which form llw RIIIIIH' ,. z .
for “I! pound» are 3 fuel I!» T0 l'wl i).,’
Ind 4 inches to II inches in dizunwznr
They animated 4 feet to 5 {wt upur'
To the bottom of tin-Intakes. ('Hllnillllllll ,.;
lilo ”hula." Imrds on» their illicit tr.-
nailed tolbe height of it In“: my ”1115-,
the bottom of the bowl nmi tiw i-Illwv I x
the height of I foot toil fret an: Infill-oi
in them way. Tho Jun: in tw- nr—t
. bowl is from H lflchctl to ill um: rs ml
numb ride of the leader; the forum
like entrance to the mcotul In ml l4 :. .
rower. and onlyn few ('1'le pm; flirt”? ,
ll. Tho netting annular: 02' r ”in? .
or twin".
Tin» weir, or "rtokn m." ., . :1 1,. 7..
called. is very diluent from on, {Mlllul
not. although both have more part. to
comm II consist» of palm or -' '* .
driven inn; the muddy or unruly Inn. >21 ..
no or to form n Muir-r or ”imlgor," u:
and n how! or "putrid." The [Mimi mm
ntitutlng the lmvl any 8 feet to to net
long and 2 inane. I» A inches in disturb-r
at their larger ends and I turn to I,
indies in diameter at their mmller vz.
intuition For the win-g» and lvwlv-r.
poles from 3 lm tot fret l: mg an: rm»
played. The who are phwl from ll
inch! to 3 inchee apart to permit the m
to wait through.
The bowl in What wmim'n'ulnr in
Ibspe, the ”transition of the Inmhwork
joininzlhe wing. shout Inidwny their "3,4,5?"
length. Ill capacity is cucumber! upon
by tholudernnd the door or entrancv
to the pound. which is the too-it import-
rnt Immof thanppomtua. It conning;
of n wedge limped platform of lmnl»
fitting into the m Mwwn tlw cm. 2‘
Inthey approach the Tailor. 'I'lw pip:
form in inclined nt n mil-y nuglrmnl :..
about fin feet long. projmtinx niun-i
one foot over I Nippon. It in important
that the pitch of the platform nlmll nut
In toogrcnt and that the door vbnll not
be too summit. otherwlw the mint cun-
notorwill not wall: uprm ll. Thu floor
of tho bowl I: made of stirrup honrrln to
want tin crab matching hole: in the
stud and hurting tho m—IWImh-l
phi: Record.
flown-aunt.
mm avert hum born «as;
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hair-bl: to lab Alumni wing ml
End III morride loo mm'l: ml. My
‘00»? It too w, "ill ”will" It Em
thin. and no on. AIM looking not; all
with hanelo Mimi lhrm low-tum
W nuke ll emu, full bodied. palamldr
wine. Aim my military man will»
pod ”hm m” con learn the W
finial part of I‘M. hat wry-n
It rm to pitting wine: tlrmnxlr than
formulation without Ilium. winning
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NEW STORE.
l horn rrtnnvwl my lmslnm to
93 IIASIIIIIGTIIR STREET SS
:nnvl have now) full ll!" of
H EATERS.
RANGES.
STOVES.
A In“ 1,
TIN WARE
of all kiwi».
Plumbing in all its lunches.
A Hill ST 06A PIIIIRERS SlIPPlIES
T. S. IIITNALIISITN,
South Norwalk. “l3
SWAN 8t RlISIINEII.
Ship Chandlers
All mm Strut.
roar 0' HANK Hillliifil’lll‘l’l’. (1'.
Von 1% Ztnn- and Volvo”. on. Swing
Staging. everything for I‘nintrrn. Min.
Tent». .
HI boo
as. first“. llukm, Ton ~. bl I‘ota.
.Tukie, "min on: rat bin;
nut n Mat or he. nonnnwn. l uln-
llflfl ”Mite, Light-v. A! kind: of firtdm.
“fight”. ”gator Pratt-woman on: nhllc
bu lm. “'0 any {hr rw-rttnllnl hm qua.
lrn for ”raisin nil-l0} «or llmlrro' on All".
autumn! . p- H»; nope. Manila
Ilnpv. I'Mtun "but? “up and our Links
Ill nm-nwrhir nqmthty tnmytntnumulr
in t u.- muntry. not! thr pvt. m rm- right ulna.
Tomb». New York Prim
Rom “adenoid.
RIII 0E TIIE IARIIFACTIIRER
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FRANK BOYLS'IRIA
PAYMENTS”
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immortal-MI
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Bakers, to‘glecuuners,
ICE CREAM.
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amine RELIABLE
IiAllI DIRECT fRElBIIT llllE
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NEW YORK. '
SOUTH 'NORWALK
TAXI)
NORWALK. conu.‘
‘l'be Winn
cm or Illlllllll up . nu:
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Will lure Pier 3. Eat River (Hartman
um). New York. It 5 p. m.. daily; Sunday-
erupted. ‘
Freight revolved from 7.. In. until 5 p. In.
Return! lunar lure Non-1k ti 5 p. nu.
and (lamb . rwnlk um) p. in.
. I! n “cation to uni the City of Nor-
vml out“: le will rent for road-I lot-
?f freight. unyw re in New York or its vicin-
I)’.
WAII par-on: no forbid trusting nnyof
the our loyal of the boat» of thin Iine on u:—
t-ount 0 III: owner: thermal. an:
I. I. no Raven" l Billion RR. ,
Molnar 12. ll”-
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK AS
FOLLOWS:
You 3'" YORK, A. Din—5 lblempt Manda a)
u. 546.6lflllmul “"656 ’
no. ltd-0.755“. fl
W.B
Important
‘ m
Best Material is UtedJmmblningDuubiIinanl
Making“ the beat ”.00 Seamless Shoe in tho Inna-Mi
. EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.‘ ,
Call-and examine them before purchasing any othnr digit,“ ‘y
H. S. BROWN"
South Main Street. so. "will. “
HALL. 8? C
BRIDOEI’ORT.
IlllN‘l! NEW stun! ~
All [Departments Enlarged.
$100,000.00 inIDrcsslGoods, $50,000.00 in Cloaks, o25£000.00in Fun.
‘ Our spacious Cloak and Suit rooms, on.
the second floor, are replete with all tho . »
Inovelties of the season, fresh from Paris f
and Berlin. Many styles are exclusively our own
new effects that cannot be duplicated or copied.
New llrapery and llpho
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And you will teen'htonlyal ‘
and Perfect 'Fltllngis‘
' Batonelnwhinhthe ,
/
, embracing”
litery Rooms
Our large rooms for displaying Upholste and Drapery Fabrics
have been entirely remodelled and enlarged. Every facility at
our command has been used, and no expense spared in making
these rooms the largest, best lighted and most attractive in this
country. Our stock is replete with all the new novelties for np-'
holstery and interior decorations.
been selected direct from the leading manufacturers in England,
France, Germany, Switzerland and America, and embrace many .
rare novelties which are only shown by us in America.
W. B. Hall 8L CO. ,
These beautiful fabrics have
nmflllmnlex "$.00“ ex. m u. loll u.
If if: local or. . )I. 1210i“. Tm or. 23) or.
27434: In fitnrnfnnl. norm from Standard.
Jill". A '5! r1. 5W; an. In Mumford, halal. 5 III rut.
rant. r, u no». 7 5| M. a ll rm. Influx. I mmm.
Wmhingtnn ”gm-am. Hun-In ‘ksm ex" 546
«luvlfrm‘. I'. I. out or, '. mural-m.
r‘on Snw IIszx. A. ll I 1.1 21.; am nc.
719mm. 1* '1) nu. 9 III ox“ 1021c. P. .—izrd
01.. III: 11.. I am, rm cx..lZ§u-..5 If) “"63
Ic..7 1514.. 7 25-42.!“ no"! A! In. ll MAduqu
or And no.2. I25 It. m.,ex. Silurian—5'28 nu,
9 Lima. in. m.; II if; ur. p. m. .
Yuri Burnout». A. M.” II It. Illa ex
we». l’.ll. town- m. .x.. mm. til
«1.. n pl mn. II If? «1.. 12255. in. rt.
Pun Syntsnvwlm. A. “.’5AUMT.. Mon-
to Allan l’. )l. l2!!! no. 1cm... 7 L‘u-L, 841
5"" UV; tum; rl )lnwllli' morning between
Nrw flown our :4 :rim‘fir mu.
For: Booms. A. 3!. -1 l2 (VI: Shore Line).
P. Mmtzzm u. (t’infiprinflfitldl. lu’: ex. vi-
lintlfordi.
LEAVE SEW roux
I’m: Serra Nauru“. A. Simon}! on, till
it: 7Mu..tlwrx. 9mm. Hillel. "mu.
IZTlJnooru-x. P. w.,lll)cx.. 2mm“
3m u.. 31921., an ex- 4 ONL. sue u..o max.
7015mm}! an. DmAdnmn or. Ind no. l2
midnight on. Snudnyrt bloc"? amt-”5:12”,
l: m midnight.
.
,
Honsatonic Railroad t
I‘IIIIHEI‘TETI TO SI)" 15. It‘ll.
Train:- leurr Smith Sorwnlk for lmnnnry~
H.191» n. m., 1::Ii,23l.:'nln.n:nrul 10:59.13).
Blind-yo" was A. m. nod 716 p. m. .
Trains inn-r lrnnhury for .4: ‘tb 30ml“—
rlilii, 1 ill. lemon-l ll Um. in... 3 l5, 5m and 53’»
y. In. Smithy. filth. m nod btfip‘. m.
Trnlmlcnrc South Nun-lit for id firld~
615nm“? Inn. "L, IZII 22$. 5!“ wild t p. in.
Trnim lrnvr finial-fl» l for South Sonar-lit“
lit. 1m. trio and mo n. m.. 31!». sound
III r, m,
'brw York and l'iltutleid uprm int-wt er
York or 3.1! "I” m.. South Xorwnlk Iii) p. m!
nrvlving II I ttnflcld all! r. In.
‘T'lllnflflll and New ml at run» lava
Plus-Mid at 0 II! . in. Beam u. p. m" vmn.
naming with 6: j. m. trnln from llnnburyl
31-min Nut-unit 7‘ l p. m.. Imtll’lfi at M-w
York N m p. m.
‘Ihtily umpt Sunday.
RAIN LINE DIVISION.
Trninn leave Bridgeport on follows:
7M 1. m., WY for l’tttutithl.
Ion). m, agar lnr I'tttnnfld. muting
mmthinv or Albany Ind thc “at.
10 fun. rn.. frright for flowin- villa.
ll IO; m..'frI-l hufmfirxat rrincton.
HI p. 111., 'ittn n no m.
not p. rm. New Milford npn‘iu .
s I" p. In. New Milford rpecinl
9:019. 111., freight for “mt Harrington.
7 35 I. a. mansion) younger for Pitt-field
And AI .
Winn-III. moor. Vice President And
MI” I.
A. W. hunts. (lawn! Mu Amt.
Dorlon Point,
(RIEBIII'I'S I'fllIT)
Mil"!!! NIIRWALK.
NOW OPEN.
RITATIIR. RATIIIIR All TlSlIIlR.
Shownimhfisnaciany.
IA
ll
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I
A Man will u mt Jim-ll
Immun- on tbv lock out Now Ham
unload.
.1. E. POWER.
ORE WIRII MITRE!
morn-manna:
m7 rllnnl r
LOXATO N TC
and In muting Hm “OW
It", v
STOP TRAT BIIIIBII
lulu lllllg SWIM
fimgmm:
WES ME A com
ozornm
sTIthon's
SHRES.
06 82.00; regular price,
Mathewson & Co’s slightly imperfect, hand-
sewed. worth $5.00 a pair: willx‘be sold for 82.50
Balance in fine Oxfords, sam les
and imperfects, at prices that make t em
Till
I SPEGIFIG .
' my _ »
Innovator Ladi’es’
W.-.“ ........-
Shaes
——’I'0 BE—
CLIISED OUT AT
And an avoragn mluction of over 30 pcr mitt. These shoes
ghouls. mourn] at a reduction, and to be sold at prions
SPECIAL PRICES
moddlouof
that regnhr
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
We quote a few price“:
W
83.50 to 84.50.
0 82.75.
One lot of 300 pairs Ladies’ Turned Shoes at
82.50 to 83.00; regular price $4.50. One lot of
200 airs Lounsbnry,
Mathewson & Cola sligh' t-
maged, machine sewed, Ladies’ Shoes, at
One lot of 300 patrs’ Lo
snail. ;
TIIE BERT BARGAINS EVER OFFERED.
F. H. NASH are
GLOVER & OLSEN,
8| Washington St. 80. Norwalk.
no.“
Estimates given on
Plumbing, Gas Filling, Tin and Sheet lronWori.
We are selling
Victory. Ilew Stamford and Silsby’s Steam Heaters.
We have a fine stock of
Decorated and Plaln China.
l‘hc DUCHESS and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Bot and Port
‘y able. including New York Ranger.
éSTRAAI
& IIIATT: A
No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK.
WK All! “10‘1”" A HILL ”I! 0'
NEW FALL ITRESS RITITRS
IN ALL Tl". LAW Runny All!) I'Allllll‘fl. O‘I'ICIAL BATMAN II
HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR
TRISTRAII & RYA
WJIEIWW .. ,
amortdeliciom substitutefor Ten and God .
dnuflicienlfort ocu
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