‘ :LEIAN mm
“throw at oxrom «near 3103:-
‘ Hoot: or LEARNING. ‘
Fromthccarliatdayaol itainfancythe
Unirwrtty at Oxford warrior-mad 0t-
lcatoraof hooka. They werokept in
hm‘oohurch—thm in frequent one
Moodtflhohanehmthorelcaaooneulwl
lorkedlngreatcheetmbnt lentontto any
mt who [are adequate pledge: for
“ ‘thtlrr-toratlon. It waanot till the mid-
dle of the Iourtaenthoantury that the uni-
raroitmlnaplrcd bythc receiptof agreut
gift of book! from Bishop Cobham of
Wm.reoolved to build itself areal
library. '-
Th Hallow "hooks had linttohoatp-
mail from riel college, whole proton
claimed!» alien upon tllcm. But a
W nacho! atodenta, headed by Ralph
ton. the senior proctor. broke upon the
door- of Oriel college and bore off the
Cohharn manuscript: to St. Mary’s “with
lunch riot and a‘nouting.” llere. inaapacc
‘ at forty-lire feet by twenty, the Academic
library found ample room from 136‘: till
I“ (A register of readers was kept. a
My violation was held, and for the
futureltwaa ordained that none but dupli-
ute hooks ahonld he lent out on pledge.
Bo thing remained till in the third year
of tho sixth Henry the university began
(or thellrIt time to rear itaelf new public
building. no longer under the shadow of
St. Mary's, but a bowahot away, hard by
the anion of Exeter college. That on
quiet prince the Duke of Gloucester—mil»
callcll "Gourd Duke Hnmfrey.” amazed the
university by an enormous gift of lurks, u
thnmnd pounda’ worth and more. loco
mncll that the joy of the clerks of Oxford
huntontlnthe from of a letter "to the
fight wonhipfnll eyrea, the Sticker,
hyghtea and burger. (sic) of the woruhepful
parlanrcmt,” Whit)“ the Irons-2”“! con
drier tho glorioac gifts of the gracious
plantar the cor-yo profit and wonhyp of
the realm, to thank him hertyly. and to
pray flotilla to thank hyrn in tyme coming.
whw anode dcedya hen rewarded."
. WI rowan DESTROY”).
. \ Duke Huntlrwy’ahookacompletely crowd
ed up the little chamber at the northeast
eadolfit. Mary’gand the onirenity had
to hetkluk ilaalf ol newhoueing for in
lihrary. It huiltannpper rtothonew
divlnlty school and removed the hook- to
lucratitndetoalouceatcr the pine was
named “Duke HomtrIy’a "Mary.”tltongh
h died in nu, long before the building
watfiniahed. It handto have to confess
thatol all the gomlly nanuacfipt» which
were transferred thither not a tithe our-
fire. 0! Huntl’rey'l own book: only three
are now to ha fonnd in the library; the
rm are acatterd far andwlde—aome in
theBritiahrauunm.atmra in Oxford col-
huw. route in Englblr private librariea.
some in the Bihllothcquo Nationale at
Paris.
Thain-ital: who wrought this tllnper—
aloaof the university collection were 1m-
ward Vl'a “commie-loner: for the rrforrn
of the nulr'alty" in 1550. Headed by a
“abridge man.Cox. bishop of lily. who
w. chancellor at the time. “they no can-
celed our library." in SlrJ. Harrington's
worda.”and macaw ourhookca. anfrorn
thattlmeiothiawo might never leaner
theta." They began by burning without
nomination all the menu-cram orna-
mented with illuminatioha 0r rubrioatul
Wurarorin'ot papery. and leftthe
rutaoaapoaad to theft and damage-Ira.
ditlonrayrthatthey wm atacited in the
opanair—thatlnuhorttlmeall wmlm
or .
Viva year! after the uolvora‘ity war at
Form-two” this abomination of
initiation continued. M. in raw, Sir
M Dolley,aeholaraod diplomatiat,
“snowflflvaaudinyaanaudhar-
lawman-wind. hathoozhl hint
Il tho 7‘! at kin old university.
Baily had horn an uadararaduate of
Inna-adulation! larton.“~1phia
flmbuuotohlaowalatur:
aria—at. lath-rm
tho-urn, unmarried-and
' . a
“ultra-Hirer“ Ito
.atodtitaewablv-wltkm tira-
all ”relaunch-chairmen“—
the at mum”—llow York timid.
.6 E. .f HARVEY:
’, North Main Street. South Norwalk.
numerous
. .
HE GOULDN’T TELL A UE.
m .
”Awful cmm at Bela: ll
rally Painfully ’I‘rnfltlnl.
ll] mother nacd to bldvrno “Alwa tell
the truth. darling." My father—J Wrat-
ertr happens. tall the truth. my hay."
And my nuru cud to any. "Always tell
the truth, Mart» Tommy, or the Honda
Man will have you!"
1 faithfully did as l was told, with the
remit that l was a miserable child. a more
rahle youth and am now a moat nth
lemon.
had a anldler to tea our evening.
and I happened to are him. Said cook.
"Manor Tommy. if your out nuke you if
there'aiany one in the kitchen my there'-
only nnruo an me." The nrmc told me
the film. kiuaod mo and gave me apiece
of make. ,
I mechanically took the mkéfi‘hut my
little mind was troubled and puzzled,
I went up stairs. pondering deeply. The
first thing my mother said to llit' was:
"la there a man in the kitchen. rim-ling!
llaucyl heard u muu'rs voice."
iily truthful nature at once asserted in
ac f.
"Yea. mu. there's it man drewwxl in 0 rod
coat. with a hat on one car, moi I‘m not
going tooat this cake." 1 mid, flinging it
down on the table. ”And 1 wish you’d
wash my face, mu. 'cnuse Hutu: gave me
two naughty hilt-1’s there."
My mother cdlwl me it good boy. said l
was qnltc right not to out the coke. and
gave it to the dog. Both the nrrraeand
nook ”lapped and pinched me the next time
they got hold of nae.
Ever after I wan hmcd by the aervantl.
they called mo n "spy" and a "lying little
imp!" .
Sol only war. I incapable of telling a
lie. but loonldn't bear to hem-other people
(1050.
One day l heard my mother any. ”I do
hope that horrid .‘ll’li. Jones won't coma
today!"
About half :m hourrtftermml Mrs. Jones
arrived.
"0h,l run an glad to sen you. my dear
Mrs..lmres! I was hoping you'd come."
my mother exclaimed cfillhlt'ely.
“Mn." 1 aniol crawl); "if you tell liar
the Bugle Man will hove you. Nurse anyu
m I,
Mrs. Jones lool'hd \‘cry peculiar. and my
mother took me out of the room and there
and then administered a sound whipping.
There waaa rich old maiden lady who
had taken axreat fancy to me. and it wan
an open aeoret that aha was going to leave
Ina her wealth. Somehow or other I
couldn’t hear this old lady, the was an
only and nonr tempered. To my meat
honor the would alwnyt make me nit on
_ her laparnl put my aura-mad hr back.
“Do you lore me.tny own little Tom-
my?" she asked me one day. drawing: my
check to here.
“No, lilon't."l amwered with a thud-
”What!" she alrrickr-d "Why not. you
naughty boy ?"
"Mint l tell you?" I rushed plaintively
"0f mum."
”Became you‘m so ugly null cm!"
She put me down without myiug a word
to me. but alto afterward told my parent.
that I ought to he put in a n-formntory or
I would come to the gallowr. llllll that not
a penny of her money ahould l have.
My father was furious. He thrashed me
and said I was growing up a perfect fool.
and my mother culled me a “nuisance”
and gave me n powder.
I won hated nt achool on account of my
truthfuincaa. which corned for me the no
enviable aohrlqur-t of "Sneaky."
And now! hare reached man's maul
am almnoed by nearly all my fellow cm
tuna. simply because I will partial in tell-
ing the truth, which at mum i» not
alwaya pleavant to hear. lint it is not my
fault. lam sure I have tried hard to he.
liar, but i cannot. Often aml ollcn have i
whispered to myself. "Kort. he a man, and
tell a lie!" but the its never got larttm
than niythroat. when: it atuck and threat
cord to choke me. only Truth (which 1.:
mighty, you know) came to the rescue.
and, an to streak. knocked that lit Into the
gill“. of next week—Cor. landon Tit
u.
Ila Know All Aboat II.
it war year. before the «retract labor
law went into effect that a gentleman Iir
in; in [lumber county imported a large
numlier of raw lrlehmen to work, urine in
ii- factory and mute on hie form.
When the mpany arrival the gentle
man. bring cxmliogly riomorratic. and
kartnga keen enjoyment of natiro frlnh
wit. invited a number of his friends to
at Mr importation at a farm rival.
Tho lriahtorn furnirhnl mnt anion
meat. It war toward theclmof the III!!!
that. and a few lute watermelon. remained
on the vloea. There were a novelty to the
aorur of tho Emerald lulu; they enjoyed
that hugely.
“low," raid the mun-ea. "hero to aa-
atkar rarlaty of union.” At the name
the kit farm hand- kewed a a doatn
‘0 Iallrlpaaed pumpkin. The Mia-aft"
hudwlth wry Inasmuch-rd
and taatoiaa pulp. ’
“:Wkat do you think of them!” inquired
are.” replied the moat locum
who had eaten reach of the pumpkin.
“thry're not roam an the othere."
marathon-o and hhArnrriean Immi-
"Bharo, our-aid the lriahmao. "I knew
italithetlrae. ldldl'ttaetalt."
"How did you kaownhemtkat it no
“hemlock-other!”
"faith-or. Idlriuwl Icandwkaa your
Woodmen-loaf punt-rout of
W and. to have your
auto. We! the lit-of at
mimmuyl-“M
lummmdchlaa it.
Antwan Mrs. “conga
ammonium:
; tomentiouprioer. Goran
\
«m... l... "
" “Kill “fill“ IUT‘I'EI
. Pickled "Oyotore.
mums ttttt *‘ttrlltnlt.
monorail-aunt
HUNT a ZELUFF’S‘
Madmaflrhmentw
rnarket. Walks-ll.
THE .cmws FADE.
M nothing more pm in heaven.
And nolhlh‘oo earth morn valid. 1
lorefnllot theilght that lealldlvluo.
Than tho aurilo of a lltllo child.
Instruct“ htroalmnlo.
Andyetaoongelwlu.
-Withtha|wacoofllodonthadcar.aruooth
Aid the love at Chrlat in the eyea.
The Ilnin lino. half parted.
With breath at awoet u the air.
And the light that uterus no glad to rhino
In the gold of the sunny hair.
01!. little one. smile and lrleaa rue!
For a'omcllow—l know not why—-
! fool in my aoul. when children smile.
'l‘bat anti-la are putting by.
I feel that tho gates of heaven
Ara nearer than 1 knew;
not the light and the ltoponl that tweeter
world. '
Like the dawn. arc hrmklng through.
~l-Irrmrt W. h’hnrllefl.
'THE BIRTHDAY CAKE.
lo-othlng That Brit-3a Inlenao and but
In; Delight to Man) Childrwtr.
Tho custom of having a opeciul coke.
round and frmted, for the lyirthrlay giver a
pleasure to the smaller children of a fumv
fly, and sometimes to older onus, which.
once hegmu, no amount of toys orvcortiy
gifts can take the place ol, Tho‘rukc need
not be rich or aliflicult to claim, for the
fact that it is aneclully propnml gives the
pinincst loaf a flavor not commonly mated.
It must. however, he fronted and deco
rutetl.und cut by the happy child’s own
hand in order to accrue this myaterloua
aweetncss. In nearly every home one kind
of cake wins favor above allothera.nud
this is the Ono par excellence for the birth—
day cake. ulthouuh for wee little ones
hardly out of hobyhood a aimplc sponge or
angelcnkeia the [coat harmful of all the
mllmllne specter. But though the coke
may be familiar, the frosting and decking
may be varied to plenu- the fancy and ex.
cite the Cutlmlly on every recurring birth-
dirk”
ida the well known frosting made of
whites of eggs and sugar there are several
other kinds more economical or lea-i
troublesome to make. A frosting of grun—
ulatod sugar and boiling water, in the pro
portions of one teacnp of sugar to fire
tablespoonfuls of water. is satisfactory and
la quickly made. A certain knack in mn-
uiution it needed tndo it easily. which
largely with uprated making. The
In and water allonhl boil brlakly for
four minutm. and should he stirred only
enough to twp it from burning.
If the llrrv it hot. placing the saucepan of
boiling nugnr in a haain of hot water-—
making a non of donble holler—do a pre-
ventive from acorching. At the end of
four minutea the tour will thread alight-
ly if dropped from thetip of a spoon. Then
take it and placing the saucepan in a rliah
of cold wan-ratirtill the fronting cools and
thick-n». Sprcml it on the coke rapidly,
no it imrrlcm fust,al'tpping a brand knife in
but wan-r to smooth over the loaf. This
frosting is not to he htll‘rril my long an my
coolml frmting, for it will harden lreyumi
spreading. .\ «reel palette knife or spatula
la worst mnrcnicnt for npruuling the front-
in .
’lillis seine frmtlnu can he made into
chocolate icing by adding three taiiivupuon
fu'm of grnlml chocolate- to the boiling
augnr. Delia-rte pink or straw colored
{mating in particularly attractive to child—
ialt «youaml ht made by ridding a table-
apouuful of colored nngar. acid by confec-
tiourru. in the same way the cllrxnlalc it
added. if eggs an- plentifnl, the white of
one added to the boiling (muting rrlakea it
of finer grain and ruaivr to spread. The
white of egg should he l'reutvn tonatlfl
froth. and then the nugar poured upon it
gradually nller having lulled four minutes,
and the: whole then well beaten. Fruiting
made of maple sugar in delicious. and in
particularly well suited to apical cukea. It
la made Ivy the same method in the white
sugar fronting. hut minim one minute
lormerlmillng. Mill; frosting in another
hrorilr with children. and in pntticet to
look at whrn aprerul on aoft yt-llow cake.
Boil together a tuneup of razor and half it
one of milk. with a temrwxmfni of butter.
until a little dropped in cold train: will
thicken. Then heat it thoroughly not a.-
Wr with Vanilla. 1.0m: heating makea the
fro-ting white and empty.
Surrounding cakes with mmllet. one for
oath year, in It German contour. Tilt can.
dint are mr‘ltul alluhlly at the vliiltlJIDtl
then Stuck mum the migrant atill whim,
pap" which in put hetwren the coke and
in plate. nml in out two inches hunter than
the loaf. Tiny littlc flags, whore ntlcka
will run madly down into the cake and
floral lbw-tun uuel atrigmllurinu the birth.
day (rant. lire lilml by both will: and hope
This pinto l» concealed by n fringlmf tori.
white anal blue. tlmna pap". The paper in
folded in rtripaa. and then out like Mon,
and the circular form luv-n it hy tacking
little to in it with needle and thread.
'l‘hf uylolaldonthepiaullutlndth
.ko arr-tied in it.
Pick any" henna (on white fronting.
with a nutty pink taper fringe. delight a
little uivl. and make an apt lit. Val-attain
cake. Favorite llowm arranprl in ferno.
lunar. miles or their own leafam never
fall to place. while candy run and root
neutrality; child who baa Juat learned
toned. name and date availed out
with colored angered cutaway trade, how-
ot‘erawkward the lettering. uive a ratio
faetlm ferns-eater than the alert expand:
d Candy rahhlta and little now (3an-
will hrlult a shoot of from the younger
children, while llama uk. with Maw.
of a human true. will he voted “in;
Illumination -
. Fro-u M ruler-a ‘
on painting: should ho framed lacold.
allvor or bronze. A lralno of whitoaud
gold in boat for a water color. while and
frames of natural wood, either polished
or varnished. but never gilded. M
graph-can be framed in natural w
ormodeat flat gilt or lwnuud it
according to the subject and the
the picture. Soft gray or cream
mate am the heat for pictm in
throwing the picture back from the.
31m and softening the elect. but tinted
mate may occasionally be uaed. A dark
blue mat. when the picture in blue in
tone. or unripe colored or rarely ani-
vered or gilded one, may be very cilant-
lvo, but shouid'ouly lie need cantioualy.
The from for an Oil painting ahould
never be flat, but always thicker at the
outer edge. to throw the pictnrc luck
and increaao the perspective in which it
isbest neon, and harmonize it with the
walla. Sometimes an oil is of modest
coloring and low tone. and lemon el-
foctiwly framed in dark crimson or dull
blue velvet, the pile o! the velvet unfun-
ing the picture yet imparting ll lumil
nous and rich alive-t. which the glitter of
a golden from» almost wholly absorbs in
itrlcll.
Watcr colors arc Often harmoniously
framed in tints which carry out the deli
cute prevailing color in lllt'lllrlt’lt'u. cs-
[racially in landscapes and marine». “if
that can often be tile paleat tint of
cream. pink.bn1f. atmoephcric gray or
out grccn. while the lramoitaclf may re-
pent the tint, with delicate lines of gold,
or he made 0! aimplo white and silt
nmlding.-—Harpor‘a Bazar.
Th0 VIII. of Italic-inc.
Ana Paris physician tells tho lol-
lowina‘raiory against himwll : "At timfl."
he said. ”there norm-s to most peopl» a
doubting of all that ha: heretofore
accrued the truest. Doctors, at well or
priesm.aresnbject to tin-so periods of
depression in which fury question the
efficacy of their own judgment. In such
a mood, while I was unwr‘rtcndeot of
I'Borrpital do ~——. 1 divinid the treat-
ment of the wards. in one l exercised
the best medical skill that the aid of
drugs could afford; int otherlouly
gave or medicine a litt o acrid water.
This experiment I continual for 3 month
with equally good nursing in both
arda"
"Well, with what remit-l” told his
liatmer.
”The cases in both wards averaged
just the some,” answcml the doctor.
“And what would you later from
that?” said his companion.
”I hardly know." continued tho phyul‘
clan. "l was only thankful that the or
porizm-ut did not actually :cnvrv against
the profusion morn timn it did; but on
the principle 0! doing ono'rt beat. I have
zom- hack to my medicincoail not with
abunlmo confident», at least with the
court-intranets that we run at least alle»
vinto unfit-ring. nod. ull things being
favorablr, may rim-t a rum—30w York
Trillium.
of
Why Vatira 'flarlew.
The man who buys thmatrings and
other small articles from ttrcct fakira
dwan't alwaya do an because ho: gen
tlnmr. or think. In gm them. clunper.
It is chiefly lit-cause men engaged in
buttons» are unuolly so alneutntinded
that triflea of everyday use an: never
thought of unions they any pushed right
under the barium ctr-re. As it rain the
curd bought ol street renders not: two
to fin timaontlwh or it would in a
limitimatc atom. But it its on this ainglo
weakness: 0! mankind that the otrrot
fakir liver and thrives. A man will fool
with a broken shoestring a dozen mm
infill before hr will remunbcr to set a
new pair. Then auddenly during a buy
day in» runs ognirnit a ahtmtrinu [midlot
and buy» it pair on the amt. paying
doubt» price for what his dealt-r would
giro him for nothing.
The fukint thrive heat in tho cloaert
and clout bury contort. Down in Wall
and Broad and Now and Hartman atrecta,
uuumg tho trmimru and broken and law-
yers. whom: too busy to think of rur-
pnudcra and aluminum and lend pencilt,
era, the rtmt (akin fare well, forarnid
the roar of clanking million» the ahrruh
minded roan clutches hastily no what
mom a knowing that other
who he forget all about lt.-—llew
York Harald.
’lha om wm nu.- ou run.
Miran unadiunrrtolionaoeata
W
graringa and otchiuga look but in ,
Junta
> norm
“OER,
‘ minute...
7‘
l
4.
Eve
NEW 'stREK
l have removed my humor-4s to
93 WASHINGTON SlBEET 93
and have now a full line 0!
H EATERS.
RANGES.
STOVES.
A LSD:
TlN' WARE
of all kinds.
mining in ail its Branches.
ruusmcxrwtnttssumlts
T. S. UBNALBSUN,
South Norwalk "7
'll
SWAN & BUSHNELL
Ship Chandlers.
352 Water Strut.
FOOT 0F HANK lllllllllll’t’litT, (,1.
Pure Lead Zinc and (drain ml. swing
Wnfikandet'onlhln lur Painter». mu
Tents. feta. Spoon. lla er. To Eel l’ote.
Bamboo Polar. Ta. hie, Limb in ovo “do;
under! alum! a hoot ill’ b? Inltormcn. l carria-
lhrn .‘llrinl Littlrlx Al kinda of l: lime
domino. for lawn. hon-m ant oldie
bu lugs. Wow the nor-tint; (nar-
Ienv for llradain and (new: iralara‘ pup diet».
Outflotton Um t! Bu,- Row. Manilla
Row. l'otton Dredge \\ arr and our Links
ng’are superim In qua-l fy roar-y thin: made
in marry. and the prim are rhtht ah).
Telethon. low York Prion
but "adenoid.
W." Meekerll‘o.
Sanitary Plumbing
AND
low Pressure Steam Healing
a spa-lull I.
TII Mill SHEET llllll “It.
Hot Air floating. tango: and lim-
ln; tiara.
April for all the lfomon (Sofa lip-clamor and
Florida Boiler
frilllarof'flrltn._
BEBSIIDM mm
ll Ill‘l'll llll mm.
mm DIM). norm: “DIWALI.
DIAL.”
mu. mus, ovum mom,
murmurs. sum noon.
mumsuovwm
natoon m cm
noon:
laud/Ital!”
who.
50
to: m
:lm'. pm
now opus.
- 1' court.
minimum
1* liters, cum»...
Wm“ ”OLDandRELfA
6. cm or term in not
. ’ tor.- DREAM.
h'lt’Blhy-i
um llllllc‘f memo nut
3mm
new YQRK,
SOUTH NORWALK
m .
NORWALK. corm.
ThaPrwaflorr
5'
Will leave Pier taut lllver (Bockma
“ragga York. 3 5 p. m.. daily; Sunday:
e (58 .
' Freight received from Ta. or. until 5 p. m.
- tinting, leave Norwalk atb p. m"
and south enroll at 65) p. m.
U n a llcatlon to ago“ the City of Nor-
vial and I will rent forapaclal iota
fif freight. anyw in New York or its vicin-
y.
WM!
none are forbid trnatl an of
the employs” of the hnata of title n13 onyaco
count 0 the owner- “moot. dill
l. l.. lint litter & llanlofli B. B.
' October 1!. run.
TRAIRB LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK AS
FOLLOWS:
Ion Saw You . . .
tummdié. momma;
”locale: “It or. 03 ac. 1011 ex.
ex. .M.—-12:thex. ltll ac. 2a» or.
ex.
1
got ac. to Slam! from Stamford.
a
~t
5
9|“. um
i a) a. ii in ac. to Stamford. 5 m ex. 5 mm.
was“ ac. 'l 5] cx.8 ll ae.. lozarfillatn.
Worthington ca rua. Sunda 'llv-5 16 ex. bi
ex. 9 l5 ac. l’. .-—o it ac. 7 acqfimac.
_ F'orth'rw Hum. A. 11.11:! ex: an) ac”
r lilac..th an. “on" 1942“. P. ll.—l2lli
or.. I m em, 1 42am. 2 m‘ 01., t 25 ac..5 Manna)
rm. 7 in ex.. 7 Elana 41 run. 9 ii an. ll lll‘ Adamo
or and an. 123: n. m.. or. Sunduyr»: :35 ac...
I! link. a. m.;6iliac. p. m.
For: limrrouo. A. 31.4 it) an. 916 cr..
lot! no. 1'. M.~l2lllex. l MEL. lilac" 3' if:
or. l 7] ac.. ll 07“.. I: a. m.ex.
on srursonzw. A. H.410 ac. 9 to ea
in cat. r. M 12mm" r on... 7 15:21., 5 d
ag.. 107 race Honda morning between
her Haven an: Springtie Ill ex. .
l on Honors. A. .\l.»wl 1: Ma Shore Line).
. M. 4209 or. (via Springfield). I in or. via
Hartford}. .
LEAVE NEW YORK
For; Sou-rt: Soawata. A. M.-—5 01 can not
an. 7 ill ad. smex. 9 0t ac.. max" ll (2 ac"
12!!) noon ex. P. Hr]!!! ac” i (I) 121.. 2!! an.
an: ea" sum. It! en. 4 at can stream! ex
101-er an. thdama on. and ac» mil
midnight or. Sundays-6 01 no.7 mumbling.
12m midnight.
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Housatonlc Railroad
Daub-rt and Nerwalk Dlvltlou.
CURKEC'I'BD T0 NOV [5. WI.
Traina leave South No k for lrauoury—~
Mirna. on. mugs Inland mum.
Sum-worn. m. and 1 it p. to.
Train: leave llanhury for South Narwalk—
$35.73!.lil5and ll 45a. In.. 31!:. hill and 65
p. m. Modern—1915a. III and 503 m.
Trains [cave riomh Sorwalk for fild id-
liandPIBLm. 1:11:31. 510 and B I pm.
Trains leave llldtmfleld for South Norwalk—
“It and llfrha. m.. 3‘5. hill-ad
Ill.
'hfiw York and Pittaneld erpreaa leaves New
York at 33) . m.. South Norwalk 4:3 p. ru.‘
arriving at (infield till) . In
’l’ltlafield and New
l‘ittsrleld at 4 mg.
"5‘1an with 0
wk exyrraa leave-
m.. Bethe] H. p. m.. icon—
. .m.traln trout Danhury)
South horwalk 7 p. m., arriving at Sow
\‘urk ll ill p. In.
'llaily except Sunday.
IAIN UH! DIVISION.
from: leave Brhluport at followr :: .
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lilmatn.
a to p in
no: p. m.. frelaht for Great Barrinulou.
75am" ya pea-em forl’ltuflald
and A ban
1. Via Pro-ideal and
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PAYMENTS“
BNEUBLLAB WEEKLY
meats. cults. .cunrs
mum mucus interns.
“BUB. JUIIISUI & UUII’IIY
anti-outnttymm
Brooklyn. I. i.
no W” mm to south liar-
walk ve MI! aadoar
mm: ' «um...
GUSTAV PITZER,
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Ina-e, rant-c nor-u. rm om pm meg-m
31W. Stock Farm:
mounting-mum '
.NQEWAEK! C9
1 IIW'W‘?“
H S. BRW >
H ’6 South Main Street. 80 "crook.
w. B. "i-IALL & c
tantrum nmtm 1s '
murmurs 1&3”
om Ill-DAY.
10.000 VOLUMES 0r BOOKS ‘ 6
A? HALF PUBUSRZRB' PRICES. A180 A.
WORLDS FAIR
l3 THEIR BASEMENT. IN ADDITION TO
$20,000 HUB"! BF BBBISTIAS 80008.:
rmnncrsorunaxnmconmtmarncrm 1.50 mm
. 1mm Goons. AS mumps} “a“ ‘ 5 0"
1“? gl‘lfi—llhkgpiefl Paris Servers, .11 new ahadc n incline wide. exactly the anon-mu
o no t mt ten regular will void for flight-lye commutation!“-
No. 2-11 a lot of Embrol c It: I I“ .
at onlr mo; a wonderful
of the my
fled Uracil at ”Hand '12, (w the
LOT Ni). 4—]: n loeof $5 and a, Robert. elegaht re marked t
Tang's” "5 d ' hr; and Community: 2mg)
n. no were an ".50. Val
rm '0. 3—1“ rm landed to nell’at‘ w a all; a 9:) {am "a" LB”: .
early} rprlnf. Price only till. M will be the p” l¢ “fl.”
LOT.O.5—aalotbnokodtoaellatmthcaewillbcflz. '
Fancy Trimming Velvets.
l’ledo observe camndlv—Thirt ~two at £2.50 ' Baum
bur these prices are for the Initial Holi’fi'mfififi ”In". at only mounts. ' 5 ’
Black Goods Department.
One case L'tinch Black Silk llenriellaul al; the guanine amnnmhrrJfi-lnch flfiquality “1.8.
Black Cashmeres.
Our liner number will. aluri the ll lid ' at '
Ono cnae 45inch wide. were r- cap atom-firming?" only. be mm 8' went".
Que case our well-known 3L!) quail! ' will he 8].
ho ouch altering of High tirade (loot u was ever made in lift-i city before.
w. B. HALL, & CO.
GLOVERT& OLSEN’T
BUBBEB BUBBS!
HlP BOOTS, ‘
SHORT BOOTS,
SPORTING BOOTS. T
' STORM KING!
, Ladies’ StOrm Slippers
FOB ALL KINDS OF RUBBER £0008 BU T0
GLOVER & OLSEN'S’i
F. H. NASH &'BRO.
Holiday Bonds Received.
Decorated Dinner and Tea. Setts. Vases " '.
Lamps: Also fine variety of Japan. Carls- 6‘
bad. French and American goods. Just 6
the thlng for Young and Old America.
at the lowest prices.
mom & Ill
NORWALK.
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NEW Hill «oust
IN ALL ‘l’llI LAM “ADI. AID VANCE. arrow. m I“;
HOSlERY & UNDERWEA
TULSTM" ‘& V.
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