. . . Andyoujwlll res not only a . ,
“Moat ,DIICIJPBI‘IM Flttlu'u shod. ,
’ ' Butane In which the I i" I
Best IIaIéIIaI Is on. Combining Durabilllyand styles
Milking it the best will) Seamless Shoo in the market. i
IEVERY PAIR wnnnlmrso.
Call and examine them before purchasini; uny other shoe. at
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M... icon"°§m”emdusa“m°“’melld§°pm""mi503; mound. .
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a! g ' um. norm norm
. H RVEY- Plckled Oysters.
IIJMIQINIISIIN
ammonium".
5| Washington!" to. IlomIII.
ll lulu Street. IlonIIIIIII.
Flt-traits I
Bakers, lgglectioners,
ICE CREAM.
minus mu 'tl'lfllllll.
modal-mogul“
I-qur a: zawrrrs
mmmlmmmtmm.
,t’
. . 1:,“ p, . _. , ‘2
‘ 7 ll
norm In... Street. South Norwalk.
WTWLR_~' ‘
Manhunt-s now-undldomlbsro.
. lm'uwouldnndmsuymoro.
If Inklin- thu lane‘spoch“wbcnws look
stounslm '
Madonwhsnourcommy'smr.
lfssruowuuhlnsodwlutwonldmsntfyhm.
‘ modulated we‘d ha. never far!
I mandallpussuuwbm'sr they may llrsI ‘
murmurs-kind deftly made.
Whom ull durkcncd. tohldo hllfths
View.
Bo their own faults rum-In in tho shade.
1‘, ”Ilium. our-which they usuwhon at others
‘I'hut tho sums through the dark oncsuppcnr.
30' I thin; tho: tho world would much hap-
If tho specks. outs for nil. we would change.
And within our own rooms me (in: spectacles
. clout.
' With thodsrk for un- much broader range.
'I'hanhe faults that appear to us jogged”
\Vould melt Into outlines to fair
.Wo would find that the world was a beautiful
blue.
And good people lived cvcrywbcrc.
~flh‘ Pucku'd Euglct in Good Housekeep-
FORGOTTEN.
There Ire few who have not heard or
read of the great French revolution of
the Inst century. when cruel Incn’ seized
on the government of France, when
human life was of no account. and when,
85' if weaned will! its wickedness. God
seemed to have bid his fnce from the Illu-
ful land.
No one may count up thctcnrs that
were shed, the moans that were made,
the hearts that were brnln-u in those
dreadful. times; but lit-n: and there out
of the great mussel human misery his-
tory has preserved a record of the trials
and mfiefings of ironic ha [bless ones. read-
ing which we shudder Imd thunk God
that we live in happier «lays.
Some few years Jitter the Reign of
Terror—us this outburst of sin and mad.
ness was well named—41 man of middle
I30 entered a small inn in Germany and
called for refreshments. Ilia monitors
ware timid and shrinking, and he Imkcd
In if he might just how recovered from
sonic terrible illness—he was so strange-
ly. ghastly Inle-
The landlord supplied his wunts, and,
half curious, half in kindness, he made
some remark us totbe stranger‘s appear-
Inoo. coupling it with the question,
“Did hewnnt ought else for his com.
fort?’
"‘Nsy. nothing.” said the pale man
hastily; “l have food and light and air.
'lllt could I want more?” and he sighed
deeply.
“My friend,” said the landlord, seat-
ing himself, “you speak as if you bud
known the want of these things. How
I guessed alight?”
Hisguest looked up. .
“Would you hear my talc?” he asked.
“Foryeurs l have kept silence. but to
duy itaeems as if it would lighten mv
hurtto speak. Listen and bolero it if
you can. Imssthau seven years ago l
was a guy, light hearted youth in this
our quiet fathorlund. Having no near
relations, I was led to visit some distant
ones who had lived for Innny yearn in A
small town in France.
“Ify uncle. l5 1 called him out of
ffiendlincss. was It kind. good fellow.
wull known and mapoclcd in the place,
, where hocarricd on the craft of II watch.
nickel. and he pmmscd that I should
become his apprentice and partner. I
liked the little town. I liked my unclc,
I liked my aunt, Illlll I soon guys my
consent. They had nochihlroII-I tlmnk
God for that now—but my aunt's kindly
soul could not be content without young
mopls around her. so bit!) kept and
. 0W two house maidens. children of
nus neighbors. Trim and nest
maria. too, wearing the costume of
that purl. of Gennsuy from whence my
mt come. r. pretty fancy of hot own:
It scorned quaint enough in a strange
land.
“It was I happy household. No wou-
der I wss glad to belong to it; but, also!
It was noon lo be swcpt away by terrible
fiction. For nomc time we had heard
of momma. going on in Paris and
the Issue towna. but our little place was
Ifll qulst. One morning, however. we
with to M everything in confusion.
Oumyor had been ordered to resign,
and his plswwu tobefllled bywmo
ans sent from Paris.
“Still. ws never dimmed of wind. fear-
on misery this was the forerunner. We
Ind us time to drum. cltlwr. the blow
fill so suddenly. There had been s stir
flux on in the marketplace for the two
following the arrival of the new
olclsl; but my uncle and I were busy
our sdlswvery which he IIIIII mule In
aurtrsdo. and we were less than usual
In tbs streets.
“Motion. on the third day. however.
In“ out for: stroll torest his own
udlsok sinus him for It for moment“.
I] mound her maidens mogul u
Hull tin middsy meal. sud we worn III
alt down. only my‘ unclo was
lie1 in: usually so punctual
wondered and wsltsd, sud st
dined without him. At the
the has! i stepped out to look
[““fisdounyudsfrom our
mobs- futon-Mennonite:
outafbsrhud.
“ hsk.‘ should. ‘so buck! III-
“CHI. Tumour—«tho winch! Ila
In would the honest mwlthont
mtbfmdskflouthssesumd
i
Inst-lot. Mono all. fill.
tho-strut. institute the muffins.
I could not follow. tht hsppsusd
there was told me later.
"Wild with agony at fiber husband‘s
fats. my gentle. loving IIunt bud burst
into n flood of reproach of his murder.
In these duyu this wan crime cnough for
the heaviest punishment. and before
evening she had fared the same fate as
my uncle.
"The Reign of Terror had indeed begun
with us. The girls bod fled, terrified At
the fate which had befrilleu their pro-
tectors. and I was meditating in 3 half
stupefied way the same measure. when a
knock come at tho door, and twv men, "’ '
who had often eaten and drunk at my
uncle’s tsble.cntue in and made me u
primner. confiscating all the [ma-resinous
of the family to the state.
“In those days a Inzm'a foes were often
thoy of his own household. I offered no
resistance: the shockuif tho duy had
oomplétely unmanned Inc. I made cer-
tain that I, too. should die that night.
But my time was not yet come.
“In consequence of thc lutcucss of the
hour I was taken to tho town prison. u
dismal building, which I had never
known to be occupied. Them 1 was
thrust into n" drop dungmn, and left in
total darkness till the morning, when I
doubted not I should be conducted to
the sumo cruel fatn no my poor relatives
had met. But morning came, as I had
guessed by tho sound without. and still
no summons. \t’om out with suspcnse
and waiting. I fell asleep. When I
awoke linugcr and thirst oppressed Inc.
Happily I had ntorwi sumo brood and
mat and a small bum-n uf wine in one
of tho plrt‘kt-ls of my coat prqutratory to
my intruded flight. (If this I now ate
and drank. No one czII‘I‘IO nigh Inc. and
ya I could hear suunvls (kl if u‘reiI-hcd
prisoners wore bring It‘ll furtll out of
noighimriug cells. Ilolllllllk‘i‘fi to Ill‘illil:
for they wept and [Ilt'llllt'tl vainly as it
sccmcul to un‘.
“But the third Ilaya grout Millucss full
on the prison. I mmlil not undcrstnnd
it; my item were cnfwblml for want
of food, for my small stock had long
been cxhauxtul and I almost lacked
strength to wondcr whyl wan left. to
live so long. Presently arose an awful
tenor, lost this should be III y sentence,
to perish miserably for want of food in
this damp duugcon. Death on llll‘ scuf-
folII appeared light by comparison. I
clninored at my prison door. I shouted
an loudly no I could—mil to no purlmc.
Then I burst into an ngony of tears: my
fate was too dreadful to bear. With lite
soft nature of my youth I pitied nnd be-
mounod myself sorely. All or once
words canto into my mind that I had
learned yours ago as II but in tin- school,
‘Feur thou not. furl Inn with thou: ht-
not diSHliiyv'll, for I am thy (.lpllf
"They came like- I: mv of lightinto
my prison. and l clung to the prumim
asif it bad that moment been made to
me byn pityinx God. I felt soothed
and hopeful, and in this condition I
sank book in ll d- :c or swoon.
“How time passed I could lint toll.
day and night to me were: nlilcc in my
cell. I woke up to find light and warmth
and kindly faces Inboutlmc. Slowly l
regained continuum-2w enough to Illlllt'r-
stand what they told me. Iliad lain
Iivo days forgottmt. tho stillness I had
noted the third day was ucconntcd for
by the fact that. tho news had just
rcuchcd our town of the death of one of
the greatest leaders of the revolution
and the consequent dcclino of the purl y
In {our of hi: life, our terrorist nmyo:
bud find. and the old umyor. resuming
1\l>\\'l’l'. had ordervd tho prison doom In
be not open. I, in my solitary coll. bud
iwcuforgotlcn. and but that sonic one
Ian-l been sent to examine all the cells
and collect tho fcltcm mod human. I
might huvo [crishod must Inherubly.
As it won. I was mrricd out perfectly
sunseloss and brought to II!» with sonic
dlmculty. ‘
"I am safe now, as you soc. comrades
in my own country. but the anguish of
thooo fcw dnya will never be forgottcu.
I hear about with mo in my Inc» the rc-
Incmbrnuco of if. Daily I thunk God
for light and air and food. sud yet them
good gifts of bin fail to make my heart
rcjoice. Still Ibo-u: dreadful days In the
dungeon have gin-n mc- stlrm reliance
on his money. find I know that I shall
one day be joyful again In tho city of
which tho pours am never that sud
where there is no durknrssfl—Now York
Advortissr.
. Conversation Without his 1h.
Educatcd Now Yorkers pay too little
stmntlon to tho tholeos tongue. It Is full
of besutiw. Iind mine of tho university
abandon or Imivenlty guild men who
propose to wttlo in the darkest mt Iddu.
or when- bo‘Ils Hell‘s Kitchen, or Imid
the conflict: of nuns Row. will doubt-
Im IItuIlythe language of the untircs
and write iIII grnmmsr and Its totalin-
lnry. Ono sometimes hours surging
content-es of it in tho slanted cars. I
heard two young men of tender age but
tough sppsurmco conversing cumustly
III II Sixth «venue chimed car the other
night.
On. Inked mother how be was com-
ingou with his sweetheart. “How's do
girl, buy?" The answer delivered with
mam Irritation and rem-fitment, rc-
vsslsds beautiful gift. of mempbor. "0h.
sli- giro me do frost. soot” 'l‘bo conker-
lng of the bud of love by curlouspwaep—
lug frostamldn't bouprrustlmon slo-
qusutly. 'l‘lIsrs will he s IMO-s post
Asforwhu hlsglft for tho M
will be. judge by the rtllulnous. but
powerful oath of dlwnlmtlou which tbs
when of tho m extinct Whyom
le lot:h,"lf I done dot. my ho
ant): ll my mnddvf.”--NW m
wanton-III».
RIM-limb» steal
”WM, 0.500.000 ”pm
Tova or 'I'HE. é‘é’x‘lilo
uh of tho chlldnu of tho rum sum
30! by Any Menus Muuotunnns.
Did you ever-or In group of children got
mothoron the sidewalk and play the fun-
dustluu gunn- ,of ‘ “biblical" All the
younmu wither In It ring nod slowly jig
Round and wml. whllo half of them
shrlll In It quart slug mg.
on. do you know the Eskimo!
The Bolt
Th- Eskimo!
The query III solemnly nunwsrud with
grunt ulncrlty by the other half of the ctr
ole. who shriek:
Oh. you. we know the Eskimo.
:9 fiction».
The Eskimo:
Ila lives In tho lund of Ice and snow
0f loo u’nd snow.
0f Ice and wow.
Then the whole band bop unlcmuly about
in simulation of tbs supposed Antics of the
Eskimo.
sgcntleman who has n'turnrd from the
arctic regions. is [but the little Fakilno
youngsters have no ulmu~t identical game
«ringing, on odd littlc tune of tbclr own
rind going thrmtgb queer antics, unhcd~
tutingly believed to be exact n-preuenta
tions of the childrcn of the far away south.
You would think that so much of the
little Eskimo'o time would be spent trying
to keep “arm that he wouldn't have a
clad lots in thc ice sud snow are llut’iug
Inorcfuu than II circus nod hummer your
tiou rolled into one.
They tug around theirumh- n-lutivw just
us the smnll boys do hero. and they Iirlnct
their snub nosed nmmmm. utmost tom-nth
by stealing oil among the icebergs in II lit
tle bit of It tippy. «milky croft mode of
skins and things. They listcn round cyI-tl
to tale-i of luminous nnIl «loudly bouts ivitb
polar III-am 'I'hcy tell tbt-ir slur-n; bravo
tales of tlu-ir own dauntlt-xs‘ courage, and
whoun bigger boy shouts‘d’olur burr!"
they run sixricking to their n-Itttivcs. just
us if they lived on (‘alifornia nut-cl .
sonicwbvrc in the mission.
The Eskimo small boy is amazingly like-
other boyx lie is round focal and bme
checked ImIl chubby beyond bclicf. II.
wi-nrs qnccr garments of akin: and I..
lcnthcr. Ilc nI-vcr atcu pound of candy
or n dish of incur-cam in his lift- and he
never hcunl of II INLWDRII gumc. but hoi-
loto like other boys for all that.
As for tho girl,sbc's precisely like her
blood nixtcr down bcrc, who Int-elf! the
faintest notion how good Whilll’Ih blubbcr
is. She knows just tlu- sumo kind of
gnnIcsL When our llmuu ful gut-s "vis
itiu"nnuthcr bmun tot 3411‘“ng her In
\‘oritc (loll with Ilvl’.ltlltllllt‘ll slu- rails right
down intbc dork little but and Indus to
”play house."
Thst doll of hers is It stmngclooking
being It has n Ilut fucc. lllfhlt‘ of wood ur
and Inga not a juint in tin-III, and it“ cym
are juxt puintml on the focc. and it’s II
lucky (lull that lum II IIIIIruII ll:- huid. bu:
much In» if it new lluxrn buirI-Il upd litul
rulcbnl.s and shining blun- rycn, ‘-Ilully
couldn‘t bpwtk “Alumnus" if you squcvzul
lttopicrcs, mid it would III‘H'I' think of
such a thing us letting you turn its bond,
but Misti Eskimo III-mn't mind that It bit.
but and crics owr lIcr «Inwlful llllfllnfll}
quilt-mmurlms if bcr Ililllll‘ Wébh Mun-l
Alhcl Yam Ilnn‘u. Inalcrul of brim: an ill]
pmnouuccablcthinu in mummmts and :I
gmut. '
Those benigbml little lh‘l‘llu brown have
never board of Nindi‘surk, but (boy Imvc
until-suture forith woinl Ituinutln "mung
their toyn Wooden wulrIN-s with fivrcc
unintmtbos,nml ghostly birds, “‘be un
bondingdiguily nuggcsts the splnuclul re
surreal (how fumilinr mtrinrchs. Shout,
"out and Jupbct so tllfillllclly that you
looksround for the little grit-n tn-cs Ilflll
spotted (Inga that ulwnys stun-l gust-II over
the ark.
They don't have trains of curs to play
with. those blue Inn-ml shin-mm. They
wouldn't know who: to do thb than If
thcy bad, but they hnvc a jolly nubtituts.
There‘s n tiny sludge of bononlrswn by
four alt-llfblllw dogs. and the" are bold
forerunners going on lrcforcnnd u daring
hunter in walking Iitmclmlnnlly behind.
'l‘bcne'sn toy for you. ’I'Iwro‘e'. wmcthiog
cvcn bum-r than tbut, though. Thou-'5 I
n-unhu- .6:anqu of «dull. sitting In It
alulgo unddrivlug four beautifully snarl
lug dogs.
What: tlIo loin: winter dark combs on the
boys nit in the low huts and route tiny
bouts of Ilshslrln. conningly strctchsd over
uskclcton of Iirm wood While they are
tinkering away at those pretty boots the
small sister sltslmldc tlIcm on the bar
skin and makes soft little for boot» for her
doll.
’l‘IIc motherlscloss by Insulin; nets or
trimming smile with a debate border of
porcupine quills. sod slut cm tall tho
malls»: of fairy tuloswflnu Francine!) E:-
minor.
Almost Alou- ut Ilcr Don‘t-tors lurlsl.
Tin-n! wss o slmplc funeral at Oskwoods
cmuetcry yustcnla)’. No priest or minister
who thoro.to read the service-only s hm
broken mother who saw her only dsuxbur
go to her grave. while u man who had been
a film? to both And the undertaker
wntcbsd tho grit-I all the colllu who hidden
under the oily.
Unfortunate Mnmlc Jennings. when
body wan token from the lslts of! Hyde
putt Thanksgiving any. would burs gou-
to 3 you 'II grows but for, the klmlusrs of
J. P. Lu y. an operator on the bard
oftrugf. “I” mu! Imam, of WNW.
nod tune I III-mun or s
Christi-n burial. The mother of the girl
In without money, Imd but for His old of
Mr. baby. who find known neither. the
girl would lure been burial bytuoeouuty.
Mm. Jsunlnus clulnml to bore asked I!
the church. «III-m the girl attends! sun-
lcro. to semi n ["an to umduct tbp
The funniest port of it all. according to 3'
great deal In" to play. But those little for
bone. and it lino tho Midcst kind of arms
littlc Eli-u I‘INiiIlllfl Iowa [but doll jun! no
Shojnst Ilmmv Illlll undmws ht-r. whips
sunburn» not. 1* ‘
. Hull .0 m
”I no trawling by buggy through on.
Of the most prospsrous countin- of Illi-
no ”said allow York onmmerclsltour-
Int. "sud I met an oddkbsmtsr In tho parr
ion of so old farmer who \vm damml
to be pleased III. nothing. The old mun
was standing leaning against. the barnyard
auto-II Idrovo up. Seeing «wall In tho
luclosurc. I asked lbs tiller of the soil If I
might have It drink therefrom. Ila sruflly
mental. and, hitching my horse. I who
won cooling my thirsty throat with as
tool. clsur, pure water as I ever tasted. I
complimented the old man on tho wster.
Ind a colloquy something like this fol-
lowed:
"‘Tbat’s splendid wstsr,’ said I.
“'Yscs. but it's no darned hard the
wlmmeu folk have to break it with so ax
when they wont to wuh.‘
" 'You haven flue. Isms farm hm.‘
" 'It's so [tall darned big that it. mkus all
I can raise to pity the tatxcs.’
” ’I notice you have splendid crops this
enr.‘
“ ‘Yes, the crow is putty good, but then
everybody I: not. juat so good crops,snd
nobody won’t get Iiotbin for it.’
“ "fills in line harvest Weather!
" ‘I'utty good harvest. weather. but pow-
erful bad on buy. Grins won't grow nobow
while It stays dry like llrin‘.’ ' . “
”'You scem to have good health your.
self.’ ‘
"'Can't. complain o' my health, but it
keeps my Appetite so powerful that. I eat
more’n a hired Innn.’
"Diwtutul with u mun \vlmcousidcrml
good health and It ‘puu‘crful' Iippelitc
thing» to kick about I drove on. If that
man Ills-s mid by any chnncu gr!» into
heaven he'll bu kicking brforc ho'n lucu
there an hour that his harp is out of tune
and that his brain doesn't fit. Illlll."-‘CIIICI’|‘
go Timrs.
Lining shirts on - mlny Buy.
It. is very musing on a rainy day to
watch rhu- way the women phi. up their
hkit‘ts not“ that. so few of tho downs are
made to Clt’lll’ the grime and hilllmltf the
Mrwts—ncnrly all of them bring of that
uncomfortable length n hivh l~ neither ooo
thing nor the otlwr. Ily fur tho groom
majority of womcu rmch lwlllul :InIlgmup
wildly as mum portion of tin-Ir tin-mm In a
(robin, abortive waxy lelt‘ll In so uncon-
scious thmynl of conflict". They appear
to scizc (lu- fulcls by instinct just at. the
wrong place. lifting up port of thc drapery
to an alriunl height just in out: placr.
with the rastof lbr Skirt trailing on the
ground on citbcr shin. Anth-rr favorite
and mon- efficacious way in It) III-in the
grown on both aide», and. mgnrtllms of up
[x-anlttcr'x, to III: it. high fllKth! thcunklcs;
but cu-n this Int-rule method woefully
leans some forgotten portion hanging in
the mud.
Titer. ts one 1nd one only way of mating-
Ing tbs prI-wntskirtin lull weather, which
despite tho. louxth has In good point.» in
scarcity of folds nod light lining. making it.
really easy to carry comfortably if properly
umlcrsttrnl. Fortunately the- lung petti-
cont isnthiugofthc pzwtmmi it it IIotIIIfli
cult u
the rizbf \lllt‘ and unit" r all tlw- flilllui't‘t
togctln-r; then bringing tho folds around
to the left, [lilo raises the hh-ll‘L port of the
akin to the top of tho bowls, and if is very
«my tocarry the light foldn of the trim: in
Ihr loft lmIIIl, witilr- thv right. is fro» to
llnlll :III IIIIIlIn-llu. «ch York Tribultr
l’ald Ill-Itself “If.
“\thn l smulrl .Eu grail," said the sguw
Llc. “evil is prm‘rmt th Inc," and what
wan two in 5:. l'uIl'w day l.» true WM“.
I'lvrry luau bu» tun "It'll In him, and the
question in, which ahull gr: tlrv upper hand?
A man wlmumin what am llllt‘ll "putty
gmnl viruznistancI-s.” but who In“ not by
nature of n gI-ncrmw turn. mrt n poor old
woman while out for Illa nftc-rnmu rid-r on
hammock. Shentcppfll in front of him, and.
in Scripture language, "IL-6km! ltfl aims."
It wit-I easier to give something than to
refuge altogether, and he Ilroppml aq‘rnr- -
trr Into her band and nulcun.
lIc hogan to soliloqtlize:
"After Iill, now, shouldn't. I hurc done
better if I had kept that quurter and
bought myself Mun-thing? Now do I
know that the- old lwggur wasn't, a Imm-
bug?"
“'lu-n Ill'l meditation» hml uonc mm
far in: win-rim! his horsc Mound and rode
buck quickIy to when: flu: old woman mm
standing.
"(live mo but-Ii [but mutiny." hr mid.
Sbc lmndnl it to him without sword.
won-luring what «or! of u cuntonrrr slur had
stIcII in with. "P put lhr min into his
wallet, and at the! more that tnnk out of it
nflvsilollur bill. whiih be [nailed to the
Infant".
"I‘m-n, "If," amid hr. "I minis you’ll
wiuh you'd kI-pt ntill."~l'outh'a l'ompsu-
Ion.
Presently
Collar Iluys’ Yanks.
Thom I» often It Inna-r show of pmwnsl
liberty In New Yorktbnn can be seen In
any country town. TIIIII bbcrty sometimes
lsmlsrsou objcmounbls licenw, but it. is
vlewsd with amt leniency by both tbs
city authorities and public. Forty or filly
colloxo boyscuu also morn of In rumpus
on llrnndwsy or In It metmrmlitnn tin-fer
with psrfsct Impuulty than would bs tol-
muvd snnlu s cobra town Thom
Ilsylum atlas“ that many young men
marching along llrundwuy all Its most
crowd-d portion. near tho Imromm, shout.
It o'clock In tbs afternoon. blowlmr tin
homnsud shouting nod yslliug Ilksslot
of (loot-och: Indians.
Time wan nothing In tho tlmsor Iu tbs
day when much It dcmnnstrstlon might In
Ixmmlorwlnkul at. They bud simply
been to II misty location. Yo! of! this
nolmwudssmsd mtg 'l'bsy swept
the nlduslkof onllosry Islam pools
and compslkd tbs flouting busluus world
to mm! mm for the tim- bring. 8mm
inkling prints-l pass-slot: of II crowdul
tbs-tor and running Ibrplsymr mum
lug Misleading bout until th- man—
mnsrsobllud lash" up tins bu sud
drlntbcmoutwi tbs-Id of thopnllsr.
. Em loft hmIIl In truth ln'ixifltl foul“
s... Ilomall. can»;
D. p. MORRELL.
118110! 03‘ THE P Notary Pub
I’snslou Attorusy. Raul tots sud Fl]:
Immune. Furniture Insurance I spool.“ .
llI Wuhluglou stmt. llouth Norwulk. null if
HOMER B. HOYT.
hpemWaIchmaleI and Jeweler,
15 NORTH MAIN STREET. ,
Repairing of fins sud compllcstod watches II
specialty. Key wind clmufcd to slam. Every
futility for first elm u’or . and tho mechan-
lcll shilltv to do tbs ulna. ,
Mari" .Ilill§§§.§°“98&
A u'Ide-uwnkot gluing school for both sexes.
Every biotin-Isis brunt: taught tlmronuhlv.
:Icrnmn. English and com-ci- prcpnrmwy .tud-
If“.
Business hon-mo supplied wlthofllcc unint-
snls. Ircc of charge.
Ilcmunrfcrs fur Knuth Surwnlk and vicinity
for the “Is and mum! of tho Remington .‘ltan’
Ilurrl Typowntr-r. 'l' 'prwrltrr nupplws.
l-‘or Catalogue. Ill rum:
. )I. A. MERRILL. President.
ALBIN :MALMO.
Dealer in all klnds of
Fresh and Salted Meats. Sausage,
VHle'I‘AlfI.E5, IIBIJCATESSEN,
Butts-r. rim, I.IrII,( funncd Grub, Fish. I hurt
I): «or». can. do.
NUIITII MAIN STREET. SEAR “1251'.
5mm. Xuru‘alk. Imtli' It
J. H. BROWN.
'Sanitary Plumbing. Steam and
'Gas Fitting.
Jobbing flow in a Firm! l'lma .‘vln'zw-r and (II
II- Awnablr PHI 1".
Shop: Ila. I2 North IIIIIIII Street
01:13in bunt h Xiirtiulk. Hum,
FURNITURE
'Oniivr BARGAINS.
David Stow,
#1"th Main st Ijv-v'.
l I~>tnira
“‘1” O. IEIIIIIIIOS.“
Paper Hanget, Calciminet. PaIOIeI
Amide-[er in
Illll PIPER IIIII BORDERS
BI North Shin strut. So. Norm-ms.
S‘uwplu books of full lI'..L- inn-v. ~Iylw~ Ir
i’dprrn lloth-rs .znrl lilll .‘ln llillnrtd mK‘rn fII
boom». for Import Ilun. or,- twin v by postal.
[stimulus cheerfully given,
rum
NEW STORE.
I barn n-qunul my llIZ~lhI‘M to
93 WISHIIIITIIII SIIIEEI 93
and Imvl- now n. I :II For M
H EATERS.
RANGES.
‘STOVES.
TIN AWARE
of ull lillllh.
Plumbing in ail its Bunches.
Illll SIIIIIK PIlIIiBEIIS SIIPPIIES
T. S. llllNALlISllN,
South Norwalk. “ll
WII Meeker&llo.
Sanitary _Plumhing
low PressuIe Steam Heafiug
s specially.
v..-
III III! 8IIEE'I llllll Illlll.
Ilot III Heating. mm and Ham-
Inr atom.
Mont for all Ibo bosom Co '0 minimum
Florida Boiler
FIIII [III of flu Um.
IIIIIII I. IlIIIII
Salim Plum.
STEIN and GIS FITTEB.
MI: I I’EIIIIIII.
flog...“ :wmm
Ill KlllllS'I
mum no... 6’
«tom
w
' ‘OIIDWaiiGIRELIABLE
0. De cm...
W. I'llloyfilml 1‘33er "M
llllll lllllilll FREIGHT IIIIE
mrrwm
NEW YORK.
SOUTH NORWALK
AND
NORWALK. CONN.
The Propellon
lllll 0F llllIlVfIlll Illll EllilE
‘
“'lll lguve Pier El, East River (Reckmsn
strcetl. New York. at b p. m.. daily: Sundays
excepted:
Freight mired from 7-. In. until 5 p. m.
Ilcturui bouts leave Norwulk at 3 p. m..
and rlouth . oru'alk In I55!) p. In.
I.’ won spgllcntion to cuts the City of Nor»
wul ‘ and t I: laugh: will re cent foruw-lnl In!»
I‘l‘f freight. unywbcn: In New York or its vicin-
y.
WAN persons Ire forbid trusting any of
the em vinyms of the boats of this line on ac-
oonnt o the owners thereof. um!
I. I.,'IIIIII IIIIIeII & Hartford II. II.
llotolnr I2. 1390.
TRAINS LEAVE SUI‘TII NORWALK As
FOLLOWS:
Fou Xizw Yonx. A. M. 3 ll? (vxccpt Mondays)
ex. 5M.QII”IUI'II nut uni film. 755 ex. no
ex. 5 Ill Inca] r: m2». ‘. '. In II or.
“3': iunl cat. ‘ ' ‘. 2:50 cs.
25‘ or. to ~' - Iforol. vxprcss from Stamford.
.IIL’I, l I!“ or. » ac. to Stamford. flit) rx. 5 50M.
huh-r. 6 a If I I’ll er. I? II no. Wilma, I “33.1“.
\\ “Jungian x Irons. fillnllfll'9r~5lll cx.. 546
ex" 9 If» no. I'. 1.4mm. 7 2i mu. It '3." no.
Fm: .\'y.w HAYES. A. .V .— 1 Bl on; o It) ac"
71}! mu. 5‘ :"III tux, ll Iii 0L. I" ‘2 zu‘. I’. .‘l: mu
rm, 1 If. on, I with. 2 IV.’ on, 4 15 no.5 In tuxdlfll
“In. 7 l3 H. " film-n.“ ll mull ll my. ll "7 Adam:
.r
ex Illwl Illa. l 'I. In.. or.
Sunday ...; :6 m2.
1‘ l1! Iva. Ii. m.. or. p. (II.
Fan linm‘rmen. \ ‘ll. 6 In on. 1* Id ex..
Inc: no. I‘. )1. 12m III? cx.. I £33..» 7 l5
or” b M or. lI'I M
_ . . II. Ill. ti-
lmu Sriuxul'ttrm. A. .‘Ir'l; man. 916“.
I062“. l‘. M. Huh-L. Ilium. ”SI-L. IN
in" II)? Moe-pt Monthly morning betvrcou
Now Ilawu Inn Sprlnuth'lsllcs.
. you Bus-m3. A. .\l.-~l I: Ivin anrc Linc).
2’. M. lint! or. win Springtivbl), lift" us. via
Iinrvfimll.
-—..
LEAVE NEW YORK
FOIISm'ru Souwntx. A. M.---r.ut can. out
«.301 nc..2lillcx.. out an, Influx, 11mg...
12w noon er. I’. .\l.-» Brit: amulmu" 21!: 34:.
Luce-1.. lithium. I": PX.. wt or. 50': nx..6ll.‘ no.
“Ila-.Jlfll m .. 9:» Adams v snrl ma. I'ZIII
midnight ox. Sunday on not It: .5 31541.?- Il’.‘ .u~.,
I: to midnight.
Housatonic Railroad
Ila-burr :md Itorwslk Division.
CORREI'I'ED 1'0 xov I'I. hm.
Trains lcuvc South Norwall; for lmnnury«-
ll l5. 9 lo 3. I! ' ll. 2 25!. 5 in. t? “:2 and 1022': p. In.
Sundays 1".) III. and 7 III p. In.
Truiun lu-ztu- hurl-III; for South Nnrwnik .
53.3, 7 iii. lllk'ulml II 46 u. n:.. 315, :‘vtfi mid 6W.
p. In. .N’Iznzluys ~N6n. In and Inf. I. In.
Traini- ham-c South Nurwulk for ilidgctlcld—
815 and '3 I“ :t. m.. I: ll. 2%. 5 ill Imd Ii L'Z p. m.
Tmtuv‘ imm- Ititlcrficlni vur NIIITI‘. Somali; -
IIL’I, 1'40. lib null III.) a. ll‘... 3. ., his: and
mm)». In.
'.\cw ank .uul i‘IINflQIIlt‘IDI’I‘N‘ loaves New
York st 313' Iv .. South Nurnalk I it! p. In.‘
srrlvinx at in: adult! mu II. In.
‘I’ltlsflrld All'i Now York Mtgvrrss luau-s
I’itfstichl RI “”é" In. Ilrtlml I157 p. It... I- no-
m-cting with '51 I II. m.tr.tin tnazu lMuhuryl
South Nurtvallr. lilt p. :n.. :muin: :u .er
York Sill I, m.
’Iluily except Sunday.
MAIN LINE DIVISIUS.
Trains leave Bridgeport m fullmvoz:
I m at. In.. pwugfl fur i'ittntirld.
mum. In.. “manger for Hustle-III. Inciting
mnncczions for Albany and the \“I‘al.
In In u. rm. "right for llnwle 'tillc.
ll Ion. In.. freight for (imt "In-rum.
4 :II p. m., l’tttsdeld and Allan» gutwugcr.
5 lil p. m.. New Milford Spanish
5 mu. m.. Now Milford awful.
{I J) p. m.. frrixht for “root Barriuzfun.
7 3-" u. ru.. (Sundays) pus-song" for l’lttnfleld
unit Albany.
WILLIAM ll. Vacuums. Vice President and
Gemrul Murmur-r.
A. W. Plums. General Passenger Ausut.
H. s. BROWN’S,
Sputh Maln Street. 30. NOrwaIkdIdtdI
Wm» .w-..“
w. B. HALL” 8160.,
LARGEST DEALERS IN
llLllAllS, Fllllfi & Sll’llS.
OPEN "I'D-DAY.
"3.000 VOLUMES OF BOOKS
"AT HALF I’UIILIHIIEIIS‘ PRICES. ALSO A
WORLD’ 3 FAIR
IN THEIR BASEMENT. IN ADDITION TO
$200.00 Illllllll 0F CHRISTMAS IIIIIIIIS.
IIIO mucus 01- Im Axum cor. \‘El.\‘}"l"l . .. cm. . .
DRESS moons". jitwéi’mmhtg} “um “‘50 '5 ms 0’
LOT XI). I—Sixty piers Paris “a ‘ ‘
‘ art-mull mm nhmlcio,-lrIIn¢-lcswil . '
If}? lggae $21}; tahpomt Big; 33th:? Sir I?) y: ”Nd {fill :32 solid ioglhiidgafih’lggtwmw‘ .
rod» were (to tried to sell at SIIlund’ SI: {lgr afghan” on can Patterns. Threw c t
_ y... lilia '5 will ' 'J’
mrnggtgguc lot were. $15 and 31.50. will u: or only illliea‘ch. iiifiigi‘iz’rlie‘fihifim'
Llfl‘ 30:; “1:: 16$??ng torlint swoon”. \I'I-hiwr mnrlml thrm 5:54. I
Prii’ooulitnsm- ”I Bottomflogunt shades. and will be lbc III-wailing style for
curl 'rprin . L.
LOT {0. lulu u lot booked to sell at 83*, those will bc 8”.
Fancy Trimming Velvets.
l‘lcmc chem-I've I‘Mullv‘Thirt wtwo t ' . . --. “ »' . - '
III-r thee-w prim arc for the with! Iloiilz‘l-iwrfnulushiilgl all” When at only m‘lemy' Rcmem—
Black Goods Department.
Duran-c t‘LEnrh film-I. silk Ilenricltnnt SI: the grnnlnc 31,35 numbw‘ r. Winch
Black Cashmeres.
Ilm- mui- llllflllk'r will :Iurin lb» II ' ’
,, . . 3 . olula .. m .. ' ..
Um- mtn' #r—lm'h wutc, were 0 up at 85c. 210:78352-(f'nh . he mil M I” ‘ ‘ nt-.
(\lm- to». to our well-known $.25 qunlit will I.» SI. - I
. I. fill! h elm-ring of lligh "rude ' s was cvcr made in thin Pity l-efnr».
w. B. HALL & CO.
GLOVER &! OLSEN’S
RUBBER ml:
HIP BOOTS,
SHORT BOOTS, .
SPORTING BOOTS.
STORM KING!
Ladies’ Storm Slippers
Filll Ill. KINDS BF RUBBER GDIIDS Gil T0
GLOVE-ZR & OLSEN’S.
F. H. NASH & BRO.
Holiday EOOIIs Received.
Decorated Dinner and Tea Setts. Vascs,
Lam us; Also fine variety of Japan. Carls-
bad. French and American goods. Just
the thing for Young and Old America.
at the lowest prices.
‘
SIJInIImlity ivi‘ilfip.
All Horses sold by this vs-
tablishment are warranted.
M. H. PARSONS,
PINES WW.
Brook-Ade Stock Farm.
Horses, Farmers’ Horses, in fact, Anything in the Home
Line.
Roadsters. Heavy Truck Horses, Family Horses. Grocery
TO HORSE BUYERS
Trotting Horses, Pacing Horses, Fine Coach Homo». Elegant
TRY . THE
“Want” , columns
pr ms
mum mun.
IRISIIIAM & lllIlTT.
No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
- NORWALK.
“1? All!) SIIOWINII A '1'”; LINE 0'
NEW Hill. llllESS 60008
IN ALI. THE LATEST ninth.“ AND VAURII‘S; SPECIAL IMIUIAINB IN
HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR
llllSTllMl & IIIATT,
NOIIWALK, CONN.
Winter V Styles save "one“
HATS Il\' YIILTINII
In All. mum my comps or F. BUYLS‘IUNIS
SllllaIIIISIIll Hats.SIIIIIIaIs
Factory at Five IiiIe IliVIII’.
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mum-momma» ”Mum...
Mill Hm
It”. filtrhldtlldthlsufl
KNAPP’S,
o I Washlnuton or.
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