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THE CHILDREN’S HOUR.
[III II on Thanksgiving with Joy. m:
Will Never Ila Forgotten.
lat Tlmnksgiving hen night of rollicko
ingfun for the children. little and big.
In utter years. when they are away from
home, it: influences will linger around
than still. Your son or your daughter
may be kept in the "ntrnight and nar-
row way” by the remembrance of just
. one happy home night.
Animple game that even the baby can
Ilium take part in is called "F‘ish,
Flesh orFowl.” The lender mmt stand
and It! l0 one, "Fish. fired! or fowl?’
Then, if before he has counted live, that
one does not give the nnmc of some fowl,
hemuIt pay a forfeit. Tin-re is lots of
fun in this game. for, in the effort to
think of some fowl quickly, one is likely
to get confused and cry out "eels." or
"clephunts." forgetting that those are
unlikely fowle. The lender must tnlk
npidly for the older folk. but more
slowly for the little ones. It will incite
the In to look up all the available
names of fowl when they know this game
In to be played.
If therein a large party of boys Ind
girls, if cousins or neighbors have been
Inked in. “The Jolly Mariners" is an en.
joynhle game. Have the pnrlm doors
opened so as to pines through one door
Ind out at the other. The boys nil
march around. the one who takes the
lend with u handkerchief over his shoul-
der, Ind nil singing:
We are a not. of jolly. jolly lads.
Who hnve just arrived on shore;
We spend our days in mnny merry ways.
As we have done before.
And we fill turn mood and ‘rouuci.
And we will turn around,
And he who finds I very pretty girl. A
Mini his: her kneeling down.
Having chosen his “very pretty girl,"
“Id saluted her, he spreads his handker-
chief for her to kneel upon. while the
girls sing:
ninhmml bargnin for you. young man.
It‘ll burg-in. I bargain for you;
You‘ve given your word. now keep it true.
And love her Ill you can.
Then mother lad takes the lead. and
theeong is repeated until all the girls
have been chosen.
There isn't much to be said for the
meter or rhyme of these verses. but the
lion and girls will not be too critical
about thIt, and those who object to boys
and girlnof tender years kissing each
otha may teach the former tomake I
courtly bow instead.
“Hy killer's got home from India” in
Igune that never fails to bring down
the house. Seat the children on three
Iidu of the mom, and let the leader sit
Iothnthecan beseen byail. He must
than say, “My father’s got home from
India." “What did he bring you?" one
must be instructed to ask. You reply,
“A fun." and then begin to fan yourself
with your hand. which all must imitate.
Then you repeat the remark about the
return of your father and another asks.
“What did he bring you?” “Two fans.”
Inning with both bands. which nil must
imitnte.
To the next question the answer is,
“Two fans, I boot and n shoe." which
nominates that both hnnds go through
the motion of fanning, while the feet
top the door. To. the next you reply.
"Two fauna boot. a shoe and n hat."
Ind then the head must be nodded. The
that one who mines any motion must
pay: forfeit,and it is needless to say
thutthe forfeits are many. It is really
good exercise, and after the little ones
have been thoroughly instructed in
games of thin kind, they will relieve you
of theircaro through many a bury hour
by playing them among themselves.
An impreaive ceremony that can
calmly be called a game. in to ask each
one what he ha- hnd to be thankful for
through the past year. beginning with
the mascot—8t. Louh Poet-Dispatch.
THYME AND SAGE.
Ode.
nun to thee. 0 Turkey!
In November murky.
'l'IIoI Ilene art bird of birdn;
Of all fathered tribe- the king.
0 how went In any word-
thy praise we try to ring!
lulu. with great oututretched pinion;
flour M will o‘er our dominion»:
not they roar and glare-uni Icrmtb
Outer every hmn'e reach.
in the barnyard of the tumor
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Mtbhlmthylulnltregl
“III to hlm whale blmd‘l lln blu'utl
latitr‘l‘urkey rule the roe-ti '
What“ I braver bird in bottle!
Where? A bird with udder waiter
M‘In bird with Ioftter creel?
When: bird with teod’rer bro-err
A bird with I whhbono Inert
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A run. flan-clitoral”: wrun- In Darw-
ln; JIpnn-ru fowl.
Having been bereft of the noblest of
fItben, and with him the salary. which.
though not large, won sufficient for meet
of the luxuries of, the little world we
were then living in, We thought themat—
ter well ovor and came to the.» curlcltlnloll
that as We won- not yr-t poor enough to
”run over to London to n-mzmrnize." we
would dotlw flr‘t? Ill-est tin. .: .m‘l take a
smell bungalow in Yukon-nun, and by
moving into it nt mice be httllul in time
for our Tlmnksriviny «liunvi‘.
So it WM tlmt li'.'.~ «in-us inter found
me,a girl \Vlll lziull ill n :i rti-iug but
laugh nmi lltil‘l'“ c. rm am. willing a
bungalow ulnl t'.il;w‘_-J:l;v.n' . which
no one could nml “Scull. {ant and furl»
onsly.
After getting :l‘ltlc-‘l unit sm-nring it
good cook and ‘ l tnruwi my
t
thoughts to our 'l‘lm «mug dinner
The first thing I t'w-Srb E v . n- the Iltllll’P
price I wnntml [him i» r: guml mill
well no ' ' rill-d. which.
indeed, tln~_
tested by hourly _.
cachone Fllfl'flt it hit more brandy
or juel a "hub nmrv r. until we
had tho-o [lira mom one slice “'3.er
dose—two. smm ll :zr'n.
All went “ml rmlzl the fllnfi'flll occur»
red tome tlm : ' ”agitate: dinner
without 3 turn. ll he almost as
bad as that hid ,- nnvt‘ ".\n apple pie
\vithonl cheese is Hi» ;i kins without a
squeeze." Be 2'? lzs' it may. it did not
help my mrkr-y :
I called in .‘z =3 Monkltchi. my
cook, and curl—Maul n no bun. Neither
of Us understanding ttlu mlu‘r. I decided
to go myself to market nml em.- whnt I
could do.
There dienppnurrorut met me on all
sides, and not :r lurk could I waster un~
dcr five dollars. I mum» hnim- and was
making up my numl that irirl. ‘sinust
go, when :l rapping :1! my 4 h “izllvr door
and a voice saying, "Iiiissf‘l1:~. .lh Stun
come mukey tulky." brought ;:;> down
to the level of el‘eryllzly mil-{cum}
lopened thmlmr uml tin-rs- was my
old Chinese servant. wim‘ l boon my
devoted slave for threw- _\ .e. when l
had taught to real and write in my
spare moments.
There he atom at my Il'litr. his pigzuil
down to his llCl'lrl. eyes glide-min; litre
two jet beads and his llllll‘ robes hum:-
ing in graceful folds. and hold tenderly
to his hcnrtvn large. splendid turkey.
which he put on the floor. mying. “with
anmile that was childlike nnvl blandc"
“A little plesnnt All Hum mulcry Miss
Cute; catchy lll:..'l:rf L” > . Sti'n
ber Ollr‘ tur; ' Tim! ...~_:.\rl:l'.: cllmv
chow" l-lirmnl.
My run-s vzluidinl from tlrzlt runny-m;
but. fllikl shortly to h»- rr-nmvwl, :tllll my
plans for our little dinner Were com-
plete. It was one Week before Thanks-
giving. and the "dinner." who was flint
becoming :1 household pot, hntl but two
more days to live. All Wars going
smoothly. Six congenial spirits were to
dine with me and for the first time test
my capabilities as n housekeeper.
The day of execution arrived. but be-
ing obliged to be off all dny on u riding
party. I gave "(Viola Sum" the nc‘iccnsnr)‘
orders, telling him to be sure to keep
the wings (for inns), and fill"? in 5.1.1.
parting cnress,l started. getting home
very late that night ‘
Tired and warm and a hit stiff, I pre-
pared for it hot bath. find was about to
go in my dressing room whcn~tlro din-
ner. in all hie tail feathers. upwaml.
not as u phantom. but his own denr self.
and the name yourbe-durnrd expo-mun
for waking me up.
To my questions the following morn-
ing all lconld draw from my r ml; was
"Please, Akzuinnn. cook too nun-by like
turk. N0 can make hill. Tulrmrrmv
more better can do.“ So, with {immune}
for the morrow. I gave him my mum.
which was to be oysters from llltklillllll.
bouillon, ligh (the lilllt‘llsli of .lnp-m),
putt. turkey, bound, with nysh-r sailor;
etulre. ealnde and mince pin. coffee, cmoo
do Menthe, etc. I took grout pride in
arranging it. and felt very much [drained
with myself when on 'I'tmnk-qlvm; my
guealo urrivml.
A little fire in the dran: 1».er M‘lll
out I wurm m-lcmun. unit the ll‘.Ll.~ «lin-
ing table looked brightnnd cozy. with
its glitter of glue and aim-r procnml
from my friend Mltllllllll. M'Cuml hnml.
My center piece warn Iurgv. lwuntifnl
pumpkin, camped out and blind with
branches of holly. the little Tt‘tl her-rive
peeping from balm-wt tllo- urn-n louvre.
A jollier party m-Ver mt down. 0.000
miles away from home. to a Thenlnglv-
lug dinner.
All went Well. everything: tam-«l «fell»
dour. boo ninth and compliments came
thick and fut; my etnr mm in then»
condom. The bouillon wine Illll wont.
ditto the fleh, ditto the pain. Then 3
wilt; It wait that rent my hmrtutringu
We waited. Ind still we wuliwl. I tried
to talk. but word» would uot mine, I
tried to giggle. which never lnllml. but
eren that was but u sickly mule.
Suddenly Amll come in tourn.und.
bending to me, whispered into my rtnh
bonnie”: “Very. very mrry. Abelson:
no lure got lurk: too "molly like. Cook
Bun no have fut."
Could Anything lmmnn- ghastly? It
wee amid the nhome mnl imam of all
present the: I denmuied that the turkey
rheuid be brought lo. whether boiled
been [polled in the (smiling or not. I
not word to the kitchen totlmt effect.
undpreleutly our Thanksgiving dinner
waited ecdntoly lntothe room. spread-
lug ill: tell further! and gobbling at no
n be one.
And he be: kept on gobbling ever
linen—Cor. New York Bun.
lli~'_v were
u .1. in full" fleet.
ill".
tine-bored Ilmieu.
We have marched the perlod of annual
. let u: remember thet
any futile deep blue
’ CHRIST " Bn‘oniirILATn
am SOUTH NORWAIJL
LESSON IX, FOURTH QUARTER, INTER-
NATIONAL SERIES, NOV. 29.
Text of III. Lennon. John xix, PIG—(lo.-
Init Van“. ilwfioun 'l’nt. lion. in,
IhCo-meltury by the tin. n. u.
finer-I.
(Compiled from lesson Helper Quarterly by
[emission of [1.5. Huffman. publisher. Phil»
nxlelpbln.)
t. “Then Pilate therefore took June and
merged llim."
Pilate finding no fault In Him (xviii, 35)
desired to release Him. but they insisted
upon the release of Ilnrnbixus, n rubbernnd
murderer. flow like those who now pre-
fer the devil, a murderer from the begin-
ning, to Janus, the Prince of Life.
‘2. “And the soldiers plotted to crown of
thorns and put it on Ills Madam] they
put on Him 11 purple robe."
3. "And said. llnil, king; of the Jews!
and they emotellim with their hands.”
4. “Pilate therefore went forth again
(“Ill saith untotliem. Behold, I bring Him
forth to you, that ye may know that I find
no fnult in Him.”
His necr’ind test imony to the innocence of
Jesusteee hi.» third in vvm-ti). ('ompurc
the testinmuivs to llia innocence :iml .lmli—
new given by Judas, l’llnte‘o will», the
thief on the cross and the Ihmnn ccn~
turion (Math. xxvii,4, l0; Luke xxlii, «ll.
ll'l. lie was indeed if lamb without lib-m.
job and Without spur; holy, hnrmir-ss. un-
(lctiled fll'lil separate, from sinnm ll I’l-t. i,
l9; "eh. I'll, 53“).
5. “Then came Jesus forth. wearing the
crown of thorns, and the purple robe.
And Pilate saith unto them, Behold [be
main."
lloncerning the first him: over Israel we
are told that when Smrrucl sow Soul the
Lord suid unto him, “Behold the mun"
(I Sum. ix, I7). Saul,lxm\‘evrr, moi ngrcnt
contrast to Him of whom it i.» written in
Zech. vi, 123, 13, "Behold the man whose
name in the Brunch. ' ' ' He shall
build the temple of the Lord, and lie rdmll
hour the glory, and stroll sit and role upon
Ills throne." The Jew-.9 r-‘Qéngnlnwl Ilim
not. its He stood before them With M'nurgul
buck, and thorn crowned hon-l. and blood
Itoinml face; but they nimll m c lllm ncnin
to their grunt sorrmv (Zu‘h. xii, lw.
6, "When the chit-f priests therefore and
officers h‘lll“ film, they and out, saying,
Cruelty llim. crucify Him."
7. “The Jewnnnswcred lllrn, We have n
low, nor! by our low Ile ought to die. be
cause lle mmlc Himself the Son of God."
Their ntctrs'itlltlls were that lie will find
it'll: His Father, milking lllnuwlf «purl
with (Bird. and that He. being a man, made
Himself (loci (chapter v, ls; x, 3le. “in
works had clearly proved that lie was
what He said He won, for who but God
could cleanse the b-pcr, open the eye.» of
one born blind ililxl misc :1.» dead. He
called intention to the-o, myth-.5. "The
Works which the l'iitllcr llltlll given Me to
finish, the some “'HI'L“ [but I do burr \vil-
[less of Me that. the Emilio-r lmtlr M‘Ill Me"
(chapter v, 8%).
rl. ”When Pilate therefore beam! that
saying he was the more nfrnid."
‘J. “.lml went again into the judgment
hull and with limo Jesus, \Vhence nrf
Thou? But Jesus gzrvc llltn no mmvrr."
Jesus knew when to Speak, nml just
what to my, and when to be Mlelll. If we
are true believers Christ is in us, why then
should we not know just when to spent;
and when to be silent.
10 "Then saith Pilate unlu lllru, Spunk
at Thou not unto me? Kuowmt Thou
not that I burn power to crucify Thee, nnrl
huve power to release 'l‘hr-c?"
Slitmmed h) l’ilntu. but he like other
rulers of whom we Mil in Scrzpturv hm“.-
not that "The Most High rttlrtll in thc
kingdomof memnnllgivcth it to whom
sect-er He will. and nettuth up over it the
bailout of men" (Dam iv, ll:
ll. “Jenna Answered, 'l‘lmu coulllst how
no power at ull against Me, except it were
given theclrom above, therefore he that
delivered Me unto thee bath the greater
sin."
Bren the devil could not lily n finger on
Job, the servant of God, without tlml'rl per-
mission (Job l, 13; ii,b'l. How much lone
coul-I l'ilnte touch the Son of ilml without.
permission from God. Ilnt [wrmiselon from
God does not lessen the guilt. of the elnner.
l2. ”And from thenwforth I’ilute sought
to release Him; but the Jews cried out.
saying. It then lei. this mun go thou urt
not (‘ieeur'e friend; whmmcvcr Irmketli
himself n king alwnketh ngninnt Cumin"
Pilate know Him to be inmiccnt and
had three timer. toniitled tottmt foot; he
lied jult acknowledged to Jenn» [but he
had power to Wlt‘flw Him; he knew that.
that won the right thing to (to, und yet in.-
henltnteo to do it. “'0 cnnnot any it good
word in farm-of hie feet io-io right.
ill "When l’llnte therefore luvurd that
toying he brought Juno forth and out
down in the judgment mt. In a pin-e that
in called the Pavement. but. to the Ne»
brew. liobbetbu."
l’llute decide» to continue Uimnr‘n friend
at. nllcftght, however much he would like
to be a friend of Jenna. and he alto on the
udgment rent II Cmr‘r represented".
l'e are now to m and hear the world: do-
clelon in reference to the (.‘lwlut of (Brill.
it. “And it mm the preparation of the
parent and Ibout the olxth hour, Ind he
ulth unto the Jenn. ilelrolil your king!"
In rem ll it won ”Behold the mun!"
Son of him. lieu of (Sod. King of the Jew»,
It in all true. It IlltIll be me now ere
long. ml the pal-over stroll bore in com.
plete fulfillment in the kingdom of God
(Luke nil. is, ill) when lie ell-ll come, no
longer In humiliation rldlng upon an III'
cult (John all, it. to). but upon the while
hone of power and victory. uncommitted
by all the Iftllien of heaven ( tier. xix, tl‘iil).
to. ”But. they cried out. [may with lllml
Away with film! (‘molf lllml Pilate
saith unto them, Shall cruclf our
klngi ’l‘horhief print answered. I love
be king but (Jen-r."
Central I'll. lxxxlr. ill. “The Lord leour
defense, and Ibo lloiy Oneal lrml in our
King.” Bennett was in Bemuel'n doyo,
when they rejected God no thetr king
(l 8am. rill, nee new they relented (led
mantle» to the flesh, tire Son of David,
lieu of Abnhlm. son of Man, Son of God,
Miller tiny-bun raping the fruits of
Mrehotee from that day to thin. flay
ourbumtrul any as we by fnlthleok
upon Jenn: “ y King And My God.” and
lrtusurid. “thy mtnnto rm reconcile
“uncover my land the King shell up»
polut” (it Bum. am to).
M “Then dillvml III lllm thc'fofoi‘
unto than in be «mm. Audit»: wok
Jam end lei film ever.”
’ Til-elect
Illusion) Hotel Blunt.
oooe mo rune.
Chicago will hold it home for working
girl;
There in not him; for which it than ban to
pay on door as be doors for the privilege of
being stingy.
He in the new enemy of n women’-
repntution who necks to defend it when In
bun not the right. '
"Truwl deep while sluggnrdu oleep, Ind
you'll have llslh to sell and keep," lathe
Monheuun version of no old proverb.
In cooking vegcnlblmr always remember
that boiling writer evaporates rapidly on
the appfoilch of n ntorm or when it in rain
lug. ,
Serpentine striped materials are made up
so its to bring them wound around the
body in n Zigzag. unuky manner which In
ml her rtnrtllng.
To woeb sill; and satin ribbons plunge
them in gmoltne and rub till clean. Him
in a basin of fresh gasoline and hung out
to dry 'l‘bcn prams.
The feelings which make time: tellth on
the surfnce are seldom summoned from
great depths, and the truest nympnlhyie
commonly the moat Sllt‘lll.
Don't throw or! your outs-ide- clothing
nnd sit in in drought when you rrreovcr—
hunted nub-en you wish to affect an over
coat of lilzneuus composition.
A brother of Mark Twain in nu attorney
in Keohuk. the old home of the humorist.
lie in well to) do tlnzinciilly and devote:
but little time to ills-l [ll’illt'rrilnlh
The lentil :ulviaerof llu‘ mikznlu of Japan
I: Henry W. Denimn, who formerly lived
in New Hampshire, but hm been an resident
of Japan for thnty-tbree yearn
Benn Ilmmmel, speaking of a. man and
wishing to convey his maximum of con-
temptuous feeling about him. said: "He in
n fellow, now. who would send hi» plot/e up
twice for soup."
The “Snnd Anger" l’hrnouwnn.
Orient the moat curious wind phoneme
nniisin tire“s.riul nugcrs" which are cl»
nervmlun wide plnim when» the ntmou»
pin-m is hot and dry. When the Union
l’umtic railway was being coxutrirctezl tie
workmen hml frequent opinlrtiinltiu of
witnessingthe formation and progress of
these “sum! anger" whirlwimle. They
were mmcinlly frequent in the Lodge l’nle
Creel. valley, through which the military,
leaving the Platte river. runs in a riorthr-r
ly direction.
The first indicntlorisof the near nppmnch
of one «if these “uugem” would be the for
nlilllnl) horn and there in the valley of lit
tle dust whirlwinds or baby cyclones.
Theeewmrhl be whiskcxluwny lrystrougcur
rents of Cool air coming from no one knew
win-re. but all drawing: arrow. the volley
toward the custom mug»- nf hills. tlnir
place» being: almost instantly um‘upiml by
a fast mlrnnciug. funnel shaped cloud, like
tlmt observed hanging over ivntersponte
which are formim.’ at see.
From under the surface of rib low l} in;
cloud :r swaying tongue of Inn! A wl-urr-xl \ v.
por wmlvl prnlmlg lbw” toward tim «um J.
from which, it» if to inn-L the {transfer l f
the air, would Flatt n cloud of dirtuml haul
This enrtliullumn would rise highrrmnl
higher, with .1 swift. whirling motion, in
coming more compact nll the Whilc, until
the Mueblnrk vapor from above and the
hruwnimise from below would unln-nml
form the t)‘plr“:ll “surulnugcruf theplnms."
The dinrneter of these auger» seldom err
curled fifteen or twenty feet at the ground,
but their bulk increased with their height,
until they were merged into the brand Mir-
fnm- of llw thick murky vapor of the clam!
nhorc. “'le this occurred. lightning
flushes would sport nllout the upperutrn
turn of the cloud and immense hail-itch:
he formed in theclnrk point beneath. When
all cornlitlom \i‘t‘n‘ fuvnmble three buil-
stoncs would be thrown, by centrifugal
forwmnt from the revoking cloud. These
hmlntoneo We‘re nlmmt invariably of it flat
dial; shape. from three to air Inches in
Illlllllt‘ler. an inch loan inch and A half
thick, and mndonp of Alternate lnyereof
lend and ice—St. Inuiu Republic.
A City "kiln.
It is not always the countrymen who are
victimized by unurupuluun confidence
men. I lately became acquainted with the
cone of u young nmrried lady who has re-
Illicit In this city All her life. but whose
knowledge of its ways wan not aufllcieut
to warn her of its rrulcnllty. Iler lmnlmnd‘n
tmninm compels him to be away fmm
New York for second month» at Itime.
During his rem-ht nlmcucc she was visited
byu very gentlemzmly appearing pence.
who [ll-minded the m-n'nnt to allow him
into the parlor by the elutement that he
llllll culled on important burlncea.
When the lmly of the home came down
lie whlnpemi in her in In lmprmlvrly
infliction» way that be wen A private do
(relive, and that in the center: of lilo pro
trunnion be bml gelned particular: of route
fact» about her during llt‘l’ hueboud'r rib
sauce which would Ill-true that gentlemen
very much. The rucel thrurletnilfll “it
particulars of M- wiry, which. hum-var
false. we: cleverly constructed null Alli)“ ed
ttmt he hml mmlehlmutf in name memory
acquainted wlth tile friend-hive and the
mini Vleltnof hie Victim. Of eoum Ill.
ebonlll low ind the fellow arrested lit
once. llut he won thoroughly frightened
at h mrlnnor Ind horrified by whether
not She hurriedly gave him oil the
mo y the bed at the time. and not until
he hurl gone did the mliu the complete
folly of her Ichuh‘ew York Recorder.
A it": 12mm. '03 liglnl.
A fog signal but been invented by Mr.
Norman mouthed.“ Beth. England. The
apparatus for carrying nod exploding the
mfll’klmln fixed on the lowmotlve nod
is adapted to be worked by the uvmprrnrd
air or vitamin of the brake reconcile. An
outer tired cylinder be. u inn-ll" cylinder
sliding into lt.thle latter luring a tube
tired diametrically hem it. The corn-
mundane-n coin-cm. to the Aimee-
phere through thin ll "Ind tube. The
anymore-«i air first one: cartridge from
the men-aloe into the lube. then chilling
egres- of the communal lit. The Inner
cylinder is than tonne-l Along till the are
ridnolu the tube in innate purifier for
filing. in room: up the two earlier have
been forced into! cartridge.
An electric-l content wheel is smelled
from the imam. When column on
erelilind for the purpon In electric-i
“multiracial-d Ind-spark rent. between
thetwonodlu. 'i‘be h
allowincthoeuin “thaw-g
wrrrmmdnnm..m
Illifllti “gemumkfmfrgmmr
WW a
cruel n4“ concealed;
South ilemall. Bonn.
new STORE.
I lulu- removed my {Malia-5w to
93 WISHIHGTUU STREET 9
MM lml’r' now u {till linr- of '
HEATERS.
RANGES.
STOV ES.
.\ lull;
TIN WARE
”full hiinl'.
Plumbing in all its Branches.
FULL 80ch NUMBERS SUPPllES
T. S. UUNALUSUN,
South Norwalk. ’5
SWAN 8!. BUSH NEL
Ship Chandlers.
362 Water Street.
Ft m‘t‘ 0F ll.\.\'li Will" Erii'l MT. (‘1'.
Pure Lend 7.5m wl l'nllt‘i‘ll‘l Irli. M‘ln;
Singing“. mu m: L". ml: for lll'l". > I'll.‘
Tcllf~.erl.-. Sim link”. '1 min. {ill l’ulu.
Barnlnrl‘nl. w Hull-war null rwruhln;
nc‘rtlnl Mann I. ”ll .lr 3:; :Mu-rixwh. '
film Harlin: .lll inn l~ of En
Suppllm In for I». out niblli
building . “r - ' ~|lll| lur-
tor-J for lIr-‘dJL up dies.
0).”- i‘ounn [in n lim
Ru;m,l‘ulhlll lir. .irw like and
Ringwrre «um rim lu- liltllf mode
in the m‘nztr). it": the priv'rs .«rrx All aim.
.
Tale-thine. lieu York Price:
Never Undersold.
BUY OF THE MANUFACTURER
FIVE Milli: RIVER,
I
lllilY mm mm cleaners.
Thom-mt nmmlrmturer of bully comm
now ”cm trill-hex work for pale in live our».
ent ll lrnnf runnli. grur; IlMHlKTl‘fll writ!
of boo im- and lrinm. n . 1t prim which wt
be bl h enolmh and on eunuch tolnlt the
man! ”trill-pun.
FRANK BOYLSEQ‘N
SEHSHUM HAYMUNU
I3 HUHTH "All STREET,
(Illlllllm'il lilAKYIfl, mom llfillWALIl.
Dru.“ u:
FIB". (HANS. OYSTERS. l’llUl'fil
Vflllfl'dllllfls, BUTTER, 3mm.
'6" I'll-388. lullll). SHOULDER“
nomnrm AM) CANNED
31:20 are come
lite tort 0mm Int: cheap
for Bull.
Dorlon Point,
(Blilflll‘fl POINT)
80V“! NORWAML
NOW OPEN.
norms. Bimini till) Fltmut
Shore nonhuman.
flfltfl momma“
CONN.
whom ,
. OLD one RELIABLE
llllll lllllflll FllEIBHl lllll
BETWEEN
NEW YORK.
SOUTH NORWALK
Orderll’mlnlfllyl'llld.
Ill]
AND
NORWALK. CONN.
The Propellers
CITY UF HUHYlllK IHU HGIE
r , ’ .
ii
‘rw.
..
Will leave Pier :1. East River (Beekmnu
street), New York. at 6 p. BL. daily: thin-II)!
excepted.
Freight neutral frmn 7a. m. until 5 p. to.
Returning. luau. leave Norwnlk at?) p. 111.,
nusl South forwnlk at can p. in.
Upon up Mention to n nts the (‘ity of Nor
wnl um! i at Eagle will re sent for awful lot!
2" freight. anywhere in New York or its vlcirr
» i)".
If All permits are forbid tmting any of
the employee of the bonny of thin line on ur-
rumnt u the owners thereof. nfltf
l. l., llew Haven & Hartford ll. ll.
October 12. 1890.
“MISS LEAVE sol'l‘il Shil‘l'ALK AS
FULLUWS:
For: New Your. A. .‘l. 5 ltilrxl'epl Mondnyel
er. I» to, o m lmnl or, o 5-3 ar. 7 :5 m. I .13 ex. e ‘26
erjilllu‘nlexfirmsflill ex. 935 ill“. ltill ex.
53) ex. on ac. 'rl er. :9 It 343.. new. I ilann.
Washington e
Sunday» 5 us 21.. 546
Hairline. l'. . iii no 73 Ir..ll:§§ec.
l-‘un New “Arm.
«i x
A. .\l.»~ I lit rr.; 5 in an.
Tic‘tli‘ufit'il mu. 9ltlvx.. 1042M. l’. Iii.~l:.’w
er. l ”2 en, l Burnt“: or“ 45;m,.515m‘..63
via. 7 to r:.. 7 :lmfi: ti ru-..‘J ll run. ll 07 Adams
er and mu. [2?!» a. In.. ex. Sundays» 3 39 an.
‘3 lion. a. In; 6 Mel; p. In.
[mu Illil‘l‘f‘nltl‘. A. )l.~lllil on. em ex"
ltHZm'. l’. Million" 10': 1-1.. 142nm. T if:
e!.. i- 91 in“. H W: n-r.. 12:55 in. n.
l'on Svmxnrtnu». A. 31.4 loan. 9 lflcx"
totem. r. in "Jilin!" rum. 2 tier. an
l‘l‘l. in? rxe'chl Monday morning between
, r“-
l‘
th't'n um. Springfield 1 u.
warns. A. )I. 11‘: win Shore Linux
P. . . 12w.) er. uln Springtbllll, lit: ex. vin
firm-Hunt).
LEAVE SE“? YORK
You SHL‘I‘II Noxious. A. .\l.——5ol er., 601
:92, 7 ill mu. nil'ox.. but 11"., ll flit-L. ll learn.
11’"! noun or. P. .\I.- lZlL’ u'..llllex., 2ft! nix,
illl'Jc \ timer. «I! or. I N em. 50:: ex..otL’ “L,
in l m ..~Ul run. om Atlanta er. and IL. Hill
midnight ex. Sunday: not muff ill-.u'..5ll:nr..
l: m midnight.
Housatonic Railroad
llnnburr and Sorwnlk Division.
i‘lllllll‘ll ‘Tl-Ili T” .\‘t W l3. lwl.
't:i“lli.~'l.l\’v,- .‘unth Sunuillt for lmhhur} ,.
l} 1.5, to . m.. l: ll. 3'53. 7» lihli' Mill [92.3 p.1ll.
numl: will u. in. and I M p
Tm - lrm‘e linubury for h Sore-nil: E
Ilii'n, 7 :50. Holland ll 67m. in.. ‘.l l5. 5m and 6 ll")
1:. in. Sunday: Ml’m. m and 5m t. m.
' ruin. lr-zivr-Souih Nornnlk for irlgellelclr-
'3 i'i :trul ‘D in n. m.. " ll. 2 ii. 51” and d " I. m.
'l'fltii‘w lrutlt‘ 'llt‘lkl‘fit‘lll rorfinitll Nor lk —
um. I w. 915 and ll .33 n. "1., 32.3, M! and
ti on p. in.
'.\l-v. ‘t’nrk nml l’lttnfit~lllc\[irr‘~r~ lem’w‘ New
York of Jill! p. mus-null anwnlk evil I- m.‘
nrnxi .’ nl Put-wield Snip. Ill.
’I'uhllrld Ind New lurk ruin-so lenvm
l’l'i-[lrlll or no t. m . Itetlwl m: p. ir... «mn-
neuim: with oz» p. in. train from lhrnbury)
South Noronlk :1]! p. m.. nrrivim: M. New
York 1. ill p, m.
‘Ilnily uh‘rpf Sundny.
MAXN LINE DIVISION.
Trninfi lave Bridgeport rue follows:
I .r, l. on, pawnger for Pinata-bl.
I'NII n. m., [museum-r for I’ilhtinbl. milking
mnnm'tinnw fur Albany nml the West.
to in L m.. ire-mitt tor llnwlv will“.
It lug m... freight for “rent nrrinmnn.
t .1? p. m., Plinth-bl and Allen ‘ passenger.
.5 I‘é p. In». New Milford specie .
0 ll! p. m.. New Milford operlrd
ll m p. m.. freight for Great Burrlmrten.
13:. n. m.. (Sundown maul-tiger for l’lltaileld
und Albany.
Wrm m ll. Nrrrnxsox. Vice President and
Bern-ml Manager.
A. W. I'lziuus. Hem-rut Passenger Anni.
PAY M ENTS
UNE UULLAH WEEKLY
03¢
WATCHES. CHIIHS. UHIHIS
NIHTEI SlUBKS UIINUIUS.
"000. 1000800 & 00ll’lllll
llllontmle 8t..0ltylltll8||mt'
Brooklyn. ill Y.
'l’lme for our unmi- delivered In Room Nor-
wnlk have given goucrnl validation. and our
method of pnyment in bi lily Ipprn-l-tnll
lull lnfonnntion can be of our mm.
GUSTAV PITZER,
IQ RAILROAD PLACE.
SUUTH IUHNIIH 00H”:
the Horse
is es-
by th
rug in
o
Brookslde Stock Farm.
All Horses said
M. HfiXR’SONS,
Heroes, Fine Coach Horses. Elegant
.
‘ Entree,
We, Henry Truck Horses, Family Horses, Grocery
PIECES I“.
Eocene, Wfienes, in {my Anytb'
me.
SHUES
to $2. 7.3.
Fl
cyan
l’urc. Obtainablc 0
I1. I. BIN‘NS‘I‘T. 3. it. Blind"
BENNETT 8t HUSTEII,
II! let! that, .0. m.
Meets.
Fish. Onion.
Wimbledon
wmmmrmm.
.1. a. ROVER.
j'ro HORSE BUYERS
gWIMAlL
”South Main Street. 80. Norwalk.
w. B. “HALL &
BRIDGEPORT. '.
, HFW BUILDING! NEW STUUK!
All Departments Enlarged.
$100,000.00 mlDresefloods, $50,000.00in Cloaks, $25,000.00 in Fare.
( )ur spacious Cloak and Suit rooms, on
Important the second floor, are replete with all the
Inovelties of the season, fresh from Paris
and Berlin. Many styles are exclusively our own, embracing
new effects that cannot be duplicated or copied.
New lirapery and Upholstery Booms
Our large rooms for displaying Upholstery and Drapery Fabrics
have been entirely remodelled and enlarged. Every facility at
our command has been used, and no expense spared in making
these rooms the largest, best lighted and most attractive in this
country. Our stock is replete with all the new novelties for up-
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& (:19.
1,000 Pairs of ladies’ Shoes
———~'l'0 BE—
CLUSED UUT AT SPECIAL-‘IHICES
And an average reduction of over 30 per cent.
grub. sr-curnl at a reduction. and to be sold at
"HIE PEER (if ALL COCOA!»
. ,. s. all honest cochlilion.
fl
CO.
These beautiful fabrics have
These shoes are odd lots of regular
price; that make than
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
We quote :1 few prices:
()ne lot. of 300 pairs Ladies’ Turned Shoes at
$2.50 to 83.00: regular price $4.50. One lot of
L’l no Pairs Lonnsbury, Mathewson & Co.’s slight-
' 1y 1 nmaged. machine
$2.00; remilnr price. $3.5m to $4.50.
Mathewson & ('ofis slightly imperfect, hand—
sewod. worth $5.0m a pair: will be sold for 82.50
Balance In line Oxfords, sam les
and'imperfccts. at prices that make t em
sewed, Ladies’ Shoes, at
( )ne lot of 300 pairs Lounebury,
SHUES.
THE BEST BARGAINS EYEIl OFFERED.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
8| Washington St. 80. Norwalk.
F. H. NASH & BRO;
Estimates given on
Plumbing, Gas Filling, Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
we are selling
Victory. New Stamford and Silsby's Steam Healers.
We have a fine stock of
Decorated and Plain China,
[he DUCIIESS and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Set and Port
able. including New York Ranges
HISTHAH & HYATT.
No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK.
WE ARE NIIUWISII A run. LINK 0'
EW FALL DRESS HUUUS
IN ALL Till: LATE!!! “HAD!” AND FABRIC”.
Ill'ui'fAl. BARGAIN. Ill
HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR
THISTHAH & HYATT,
NORWALK, CON
an reliable
llarblaized Slate m
Wilma car-u" m
minimal-lo. Molar mum-t
WM. Meekertcd.’
“WWW.
Norwalk Chronicler