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1. Tbhlorth
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if" Meridian duringtiie next ninety
beauty.
mekeroomfor
" ' are too numeroue to mention prices.
Main, Street. South Nor-walk.
to the oldest oboe dealerin to
and Shoes, for the waute of the
one.
mi F'ISH.
little River'oroukoe-
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humane:
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Arrive ovary day.
Annie for
Ilttiltll't otultti limit
Pickled Oysters.
lDISTEIt till! “10"".
Allofihlameaaortat '
HUNT 8t ZELUFF’S
mmmwmmw
market. Want-Ii.
OUT‘OFWNI.
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William!» M“
m" earl-mummy”
With.“ for Inna-all lugian
lykflb‘luanntalagfortrara.
Raymond-ah laowhyr lcannot alluv-
hllao ill tuned not. would do aweot mule
wrong:
lkareno-ihmmtue laughing-urine.
loveleotololala amnion tidoofanng.
lull; fu- mfungngnozm tak-
heart run. r numb:
Dude with the hurricane November wok.
'lbtoar ita tribute from each groaning tree.
Orwhea the lantaore loave- la winter fall.
Whlloall the world in grim frvat fellerellat
l'll envy the. tko anownakeo‘ gentle pail
Tha'tflltloa their onrvowo from tho frowning
Were it not aweet tooth-bee at earth'- breaot.
the the mad ocean to pull the curtain down.
Hermie feel gain tho drear unreal
thahlod lnroor unfulfilled renown—
‘i'ho wearln-a of patient work nncrowned.
mumr medicine of hope deutruyod.
'I'bl herneduira. the thing desired found
Void of enjoyment when at lent enioyedi
Kay. dear. not now. not yet! let the alow yearn
llllillthairndloa. 0ft.at cloaoofdny.
Tho far grim rank. all beautiful apt-earn
liked into kilufnu by tho annual ray.
la hymn-mow tak- a tenderer hue.
Bellman tine the worry of pain:
(Id ana- are ever ureter than the new.
And onrno day. aweet. we‘ll alng them all
:8. Warwick flood in llelgravla.
THE CANDIDATE.
Bong w. forty-five yum of age. and one
nftho moat painatakiug nucleoti- of bio
time of life to be found in Peking
For the pant thirty yearn he had regular
ly entered his name in the gnarl civil new
ice examination: which tnke place thmugh
Ont theempilet Hard indeed had heatrivcn
to qualify bimaelf for the honor of oliiciul
employment. buthewua. abut. by nature
rather dull. andyear after year he was no
aucowaful. For awhile he never got out
11 the Ian thominnll of the ten ortivelve
thousand candidatu- who napiml as he no
piled.
Time went on, however. and by the help
nftbemm untiring amidnity lu- began.
toward the middle of his. life. to la- regard
adial a promising student If he contin
nedto prngm in the more rntio, there
want acme likelihood that ere he wan
fifty ho might meet with his reward
Song wan tho moreotimnlnted to per-e-
verninaamuch an hewae not aim in
hie home circle. lib father was dead.
Khmberwaahltndandefananamiablo
diptaltin indeed. ahe wan more than
unamiahle; by aonio alienation of heart
abo Nan toaoliff at her Inn and upbraid
him for his deficiency of intellect she
alaobabavod very badlyindeed to her
daughterlu-law. the atudent'a wife
Herein Sen; appearn to have shown
acme indiacretion lie Illurried a girl with
enchanting toethand eyro but next to no
brain This waaa manifeait contravention
of the natural law. which impela n dull
m to look a clever wifaand an intel
lectual man a more doll of a girl for ahelp
mate. It would have mattered bunk-even
if it had not hen apoeitive convenience
-llad nu Mme. Senglaa we will call the
old lady. Seng'a mother) become much in
tated byher blindnel. An itwna
aha derived a daughtenin-law whom she
could rely upon todoeverything connect
ed with the home. from buying rice to
darting the domestic elligieo. an well as to
be inli patient and long aulfering
under the and oven blow» which she
loved to bestow upon aubordinatea.
Seng'o wife. however. wan not such a
rl. She allied Song. and Song suited
, becanae he war- at all time-i fairly civil
toward her. She took the greatest prairi-
blaeareof kerteeth and daily washed her
eyu with a celebrated perfumed water
warranted to We thcir brightnen
For the IQ. aha wan content no ahe could
avoid bar mother-inlatw’a voice and the
cauewith which. latterly. in her old age.
the blind woman waa often wont to pnraue
her. Vain wavit for Song. in rupee-o to
hie Wamplalnta. todole forth moral
maxlma for his wife'a improvement. The
no" book phraaaa were excellently apokeu.
but thCy fellal nafertilo aoil. And, move
ever. whenmfleng pcrceivorhii through Ihis
Win anow w to were in
We ty teeth. and with what on at
traetlvo uater her eyes sparkled toward
him. even he was. more than not,
mptedtocamawheuhommattoaeold.
Thhaurtof thingax thomother
in-lawilnmoaaurohly. Atterlyahobecamo
very huts. and would run amuck about
thehoavawlththeeaneia horhand. beat
lug thin and that. and calling her
0|” Illll'llflt
w the wornan'e pit-coating- quite
ear-TI, . and without either the with or the
recovered them-elven
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ed thlacrnal elven-on of the family canto
would not la-ryartunle line" to hie dotrl
mum in the spiritual world! in other
word». the nwful tilought came to him that
hill mother'e ghastly purl would oppoae
him in bio litcrury arm... and nluo do ita
but to make him oomph-tidy vulnerable In
all the ooncerna of hi: life,
"And tbia evil." be niflltllt‘lll. ”in to come
upon one who never failed to kow tow
night and morning at ymlr venu-rubie feet.
0 my mother!"
In the fervor of bin grief the poor fellow
flu”.— forgot Mum-if an fnrao to weep.
with tie bend bent pn hie wife'a aheulder.
the tenderly stroking his brow the while
and wh'mperlng word» of comfort about the
forthcoming examination.
“You will lalonnu- it high and mighty om.
rial." ahe unlit "I wieh to prophmy it."
Henri thin Seug braced billuwlf. and
with the lght of heroic endeavor in hie
eyes-poor eyes. weakened by Illli loco-mum
atmliea-bc clasped hie wife to him brunet
and begun an eloquent oration. in which
much was aaid about the pricelerat value of
unwearylng application und the virtual
the virtues that urine in the heart after
twenty yearn of literary exerciwt
"I will forget the past. I will be young
forever. until i allowed. and when their
and home are goin- we lillilll look back upon
them an aalutury aids to that eternal con-
tentment which rain-ll abide with on an the
result of a competence!"
Thus. urgal by riot-reality nud his own
fading ambitions. Selig thn-lv hinmrif into
the strife of the examinations with u can»
auming henninern. lie was never without
clips in his band. and oven in his alt-op he
repented his phone-s without knowing It,
So enthralling grew his [amnion for print
that if in walking the nth-eta he now upon
the ground but a mornel of pnpcr with the
character upon it he would full into a no
ble [nu-lion. liaving picked it up and ex‘
aerated the cum-law pom who had cut it
article. he would tlu-n bear it levervutly to
the mruer of the atria-t. and with rul ejucu'
latory n-nleuce from Confucian or one of
the Five Ancient (limiter. deposit in the
receptacle there prepare-d for lunch precious
litter,
In spite of Seng’u labors. however, your
after year went by. with failure ever in
their train. The thought of his mother.
rind the poledbility that she was atill work
ing mischief for him, often dcpremcd him
immeasurably. lint be atruggivd on brave
ly. and at length really made suintamtiui
progress in the lista.
A conlpnmiolmte mandarin employed
him in the meantime-u it sort of fifth mic
clerk. 'I'be w wall ridiculous. but Song
and his wife n2; it nullice. 'l'hey trusted
to the future to recompense them
'I'Ilia bvi an to Seng'n forty-aixth year.
which fall bin in Pekingandn hot favor
lie for the honor! of the exuulluntion that
won illipeuding. The nmmluriu in u linea-
aervice be wan had lntrrultcd him with a
nomad-don of name delicacy. lie wan to
bribe a anperiov a aetuieiy u puniblo for
aeertain purposes. It wmo by nomeana a
tank to our friend’s tat-rte, but he sighed
and fill led it. aoakillfuily indeed that he
gained the regard of the slum-r. and then
he turned hinno-lf lo hi» slips and moral
exert-lava with the mil and nprightlinervl of
a boy. ‘
”It ubnll be this your or never." be mid
to him". He slid it aim to his tutor.
who had great confidence in him. nod who
did not scruple over innumerable cups of
ten. to wbiapcht abmnd that Pisieug woe
aa nurt- of it place thin yearns mun could be.
New Pi‘veug wan our friend's full name.
but for brevity’a sake he wall generally
known by the ordinary dome of Seug. In
the achoola. horn-rev. he wan of course en-
tered in full, and the prefix "Pi" gnve him
a certain distinction which the multitude
of other candidates. with nnmee as com
men an our "Smith.” “Brown." "Robin
non." “Jone." etc. by no menu: enjoyed.
A- the time mmeon for the grunt exam-
inationa to begin. the influx of atudenta
into the imperial city mule n perceptible
diflercuce in the populntion of the streets
It also canned proportionate~ exc‘tement
among the student» themselves. their kin
dud and the various proprietorli it‘ll]? lot
tcriu. who were now to reap their annual
hurt-nit of mail and taehl from tho apmuln
tive inbnbitnuta of’tbc city,
And this in one of the many odd features
of life in the far east airmail-uteri with
life among ounielrea
In the aouth of Europe the Iotterioa are
concerned with iunnllunte numbera. You
invent your money on the-«e in n eerie». and
time you love it—much more often than
not. With us borne racing meme on a par
with the lotterlea lint the exalted China
man la not content with such methods of
profit and Iain. At the time of the great
examination he backa candidnlcain a oe-
rlca. even an the Italian with n apare half
franc hucka the unmben hia auperstition
and the latest popular dream book urge
him to favor with llia anffragea 0
And no it happened ilmt. an the fame of
Beng’a indefatigable iluluatry and more
than uaually atrennoua effurta at bio laud
lea became poised abroad in the parlor» of
pride-worn and the luck atlecta of Peking.
the public began to fancy him are winning
card ‘
Great. then, war the run upon theoeriea
in which the name of Pinugnppeared.
Word of thb waa.of couple. awn brought
to our friend. who abode with his wife in a
email bonito in a mean part of the city.
”They shall not be Wu“! ' raid
Sena. with Ill concealed atlon.
arevirtuee of dlflemut kinda. but of than m
the miuenl onav are an followa."
A I day long he gave him-loll over to Me
labora llia wifewaaaaanxiouaaohe
wan For the time aha thought lava allont
her lovely almond abnped eyea and white
teeth than about the illiue of the dreaded
oxnmluntiori. indeed. the remit of thin
accrued to her airport of more mm
than the lint blurred little boy babe which
ehe hove upon her lapfind wphhmn‘fi
nailed the peat your clan no
world to blow her.
it win- fluid that they ohotlld atarvo
no underll in a mandarin’o honeehold
when Song the ability at length to he
come. maybe. a mandarin hlunielf.
People
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columns-run obluflhmbrw
ingaa a eaadhlato. Theywero lam-atoll
lehlaaneeaanr falinrote that-tot"
Im'l’hie ofmmmd llngl plea-ant
wan eonm extent 1
humour not view. It w- tho kind
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der. And in it not written in the fifth
Iectlonof the third cbupwrof the eighth
and twentieth volume of the great manner
that~tlntlr—but upon the whole i need not
perplex mmud with the memory of tin
lit-1mm dog. It in rare indeed that
this part of the great marster’» collected
writing» are made one of in the achoola."
“I unnot nee tlult you are to blame in
any wayl"
“Nor are you asked to interact youraeif
aodnefily in what in. recbance. beyond you.
Belle , the beginn ng and the end for
which thou wast created!”
With tbeae word» Selig pointed to the
Child of which be won the father. There
waa no anavrcriug no forcible a rejoinder.
in bk heartour friend wan, however. in
very much doubt lifter all no t in ability
to win for bill unknown friends be money
they bud invented upon him, He felt that
lit learning wae of a bait and lame kind,
and he know only too well that union the
condition: were all in his favor he uhould
not ahow at Illli last. With advancing
yearn. certain bodily album had come
upon him That ltwlt'll dragon. indigo.
tiou, in particular. barrow-d him. and tied
up the mouth of his wnlict of memory only
too often
"l pray thnt I may nuanced, but I cannot
tell, I cannot tell. Art n [lemon of pricelcm
wisdom raid in the reign of—iu the reign
of— It won during the Ming dynasty.
but I cannot recollect the venerable Indi—
viduul'a name. uor hie exact words. though
I have a diamond clear acme of their sin
niflennce."
So tbedays crept on until it was the eve
of the waning of the great competition
Peking pulpitnted with the aouml of re
peeled phrase-laud with the throbbing of
the heart» of the thousands of expectant
atudenta
Selig wua waabing hie frlce preparatory
mulling his frugul supper. when a visitor
of distinction wru- auuonuci-d. Countless
worv the olmimucos the yieitor's servant
offered to St'llg nod Selig reunited them to
the visitor bimwclf. ’
The hitter then exprr-le hi» wish to are
our friend by llilrniclf. and to any some
thing for his private cur. It was molly nr
ranged. And immediately, without pro
amblc. lhl' visitor stand that he bnd come
todo his alumni to induce Song to with
draw from the cxuminntion
"I am able. most learned nir. to propane
to you the sum of 10110 taela an a compel!
nation for your obligiug eucrillvc."
"Ten thousand luclai” cxcluillmi Selig.
with uuturul anrpriae.
"It in true. luoed notdilguise it from
a prism of your perspicncity. The public
have but-ital you-pardon the unlicholuriy
phrnar. l retreat—have bricked you to auch
an extent timt rather than pay up your
aerial. most respected I’iseng, we will eu-
dow you with t is attlpt-utluua aunt You
do not aurely think it too little, by the side
of the beggnrly 5w tin-is of income which
may he the reward of your inlellccbbreak
ing aucceea"
“Oh. no." laid Sens. ”It is indeed a
great deal of money. lint"—
"And by no menu» li dishonest pmpmal.
moat virtuous sir. to whom all the illjllne
tiorm of our lured. mph-lit and excellent an
couture are its familiar mi your wife's face.
If I may be plrdouvd for mentioning it for
the rake of the simile."
"It is not very honed," delnum-d the
perplexed Selig; “but until! I have heard of
more unpurdouahle decda"
"Infinitely more unpunlomiliic deeds are
daily committed in the kingllmu. nod not
on much all one bmlafl? fly mya. 'Yuu are to
blame.'to the pennin- who are guilty of
them. But how fur removed from the be:
derland of guilt in the notion I run out
powered to suggest to you. oh, long entice
ing niri You are to ancrillcc yonm'lf.
Pineng. for the good of otheni. Ilnltciul of
mping honor and a ccrtnin position (lunch
overestimated though this mumlly in),
you how your bend to acme destitute
youth whoin your interior in mind power.
and you my to him with a heart over
crowded with generosity ‘Take. my
brother, the reward that would have been
mine. I give it freely to you nnd retire
into private life to enjoy the fruita of my
life long acquaintance with virtue and
noble IcilWllt‘tlk' "
"The ten tholuinnd reels will be in cosh.
I pruume. not in lazuli" naked Song. heal»
lIlItIy. and with a hurried look round
about him
I‘In the moot undoubted of pupcra, grout
air. They obnll be turned into «liver, if no
it plezue you. Then your aelf reullllciulory
mind luui decided l”
Selig thought earlmitly for A minute. By
awepting this propoinl he would be saved
anxiety for the rent of his life liven luau
ofllciai there would be no end but death to
the haraawucnta and future examinations
before him. Then there waa bia child.”
pink and white. nod likely to have a large
appetite.
Besides. it won ouch a huge IIIIII. He
might even begin with it and become a
lnlllionnlre. Thin waaa terribly menu am
bitlon for hie exalted mind to entertain
Neverthelero. entertain it he did. and rape
cially In connection with the very grave be»
lief within him that he wan far from being
in ouch candidate form an the public eup
penal. if he failed the people would have
eunuch can-etc be angry with him no If
he took thin etep which aecured him from
penury for life.
"I will naive the mono taela,” raid
“and having them. I will quit Po
king atonce. it nhall suffice for me hence
forward that l purine the three happi-
neaaeaof long life. wealth and a family of
ooua My constitution. though hamlet],
may yet ounce for the first and of
thendealrabie endit All for the wealth,
your enumeration and my own
Ielf meriiiee in the present matter may
nerveaaaateppingatonetoit. lbaveeaid.”
“Moat diaeroet Huang." wan the other'a
reply. and aftera few more worda he with
drew. provoking that the money Ihould he
cant that night.
lnelfect. it wan aunt andreeelved.aad
thofollowing morning. Inetead of fitting
down too tlruome dank. our friend. with
hkfmntontforCantomwherehepro
pnadloheginanew life.devoted to cone
moreolnoteadofolleialhflor.
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ART" l.
HENRY ll'lVlNG TELLS OF THE
MOST EFIZ'ECTWE METHODS.
the Great Tragediaa (than la lilo Ina-
in. In.- Aboat “ago ”lenient—la-
terlalo and Colon—fluplo Liana I’m
done Great Elena.
requirea a good deal of patience. flow-
be wan coming from the theater.
duced myaelf and quickly delivered my
petition. alkiug him to allow me to be
present acme evening in biadreiaing room
while he waa'luaking up. I wa- convinced
that an actor like Irving could teach the
mutant tbeart of making up in one hour
thunl waa able to pick up in months-of
an urgent that be coldd not refuse it, the
more no no he accrued to be in ogre-it hurry
and anxiouatoget rid of me.
A few evenings later the smut janitor
growliugly let me color. The day before I
hurl lent an npproprintr present to his man
ter. including a note reminding him of his
promise.
At that time a revival of the "Merchant
of Venice” war the attraction at the by
oeuur
Entering the dressing room with its ruir
rora. wardrobco. screen:- nnd toilet tables.
on which wool. wlgx. powder from bottle»
of all nine aud nicks of groomr point were
lying in great diner-tier. I found the actor
alrvady dressed for hi.- win. but his face
was not yet made up. He nodded to me
and beckoned hie drawer. a mere boy. to
proceed in Ilia work
“So not ruleacan beldddown for making
up faces." began lrvingiaeated comfortably
in an arm chair. “A palntermlght aaweli
try togivetohiapupiiain a fewaet mice
the drawing of a Raphael or the coloringof
a Titian, I-Zvery Thupian min-u study
three things for hlmlelf, no they cannot be
taught. The ordinary textbmkeare value
lent. neverthelen. I might be able to give
you a few valuable hints."
wule AM) would
In the Illcuctinre the little dreamer bud
combed thel Shylock wig. and now handed
it to Irving. who aeiml it at the temple!
and drew it down on hie head. and then
holding one bond on the part no no not to
remove it again. pulled the "poll” of the
wig downward with the other hand This
in the only right way to put on a wig.
“The object of making up is not to mock
the face. but to aid and emphaaize ita ex-
preaaion This is the moat important point
in our artand should never be loot eight
of." he rammed, undergoing the unplean
ant procedureof having hie entire nice be
aruearedwlth cold cream and tho uare
fully wiped oi with a towel
“The beat materiala for Imelda iaaoft.
raw wool. like this." and be seized a email
lumpcf dark brown and mixed it with a
lighter ahade. "not put up in braille an
very often told at the wigrnakera Good
wool if pulled allould not tear. even if
druwu in long stripe to the thimm of a
apidrr‘n well " Holding tlw “mil in [be
left hand he mod-4rd it with the fight
until it bud the dwircd abupc of a gmtee
and slight mustache. Then the boy dipped
a piece of white glue into Willk’f. hold it
over the git-light and applied it to Irving'-
chill and upper lip,
'tmly a few dong" lrviug advised. “they
are nuilicienl to lllllu’fl a laurel" The ex
trl-mr thinnest-i which allowed the skin to
shine through. added rally to ita natural
appearance.
"And now the brown" ejaculated Irv
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"False brown?" I inquired doubtfully
‘They are M wily put on an upstage
atonipaona letter." the little drainer al
lowed hiluoelf to remark ‘i'orl simply
daub them with a little spirit gum and
olap them in place."
"llnah," Maid Ilia master, with a faint
amile. ”Toahowyun how far the change
,of aaingle fcallureof a face can alter ita
expression let ua consider the eyes. they
will do an well no any other part”
arru-r or ulna Lillltl.
And be anggutcdafew Iuctbodaof din
guinea To make an eye look obliquely a
abort line with brown running down atthe
outside and up at the inside cornerof the
eye iadruwn. To eulargcan eyea brown
limit-drawn along the upper eyelid. To
counterfeit eyea that have been weeping
your color is lined. for the expmodon of
grid light gray lantimouyl. Eyebrow!
that begin nenrthe rootof the umeand
olnnt upwunl impart the running. diaboli
cal exploration of Nephiatopllclen A
atrong black dot at the inside cornercf the
eye heightens this effect. The eye of a
rundown in repreacntnl by a red line under
the eye. also by mhleuiug the apnea be
tween the upper eyelid and brow.
Sterunaw. ouch no in dealrnble in Shy
lock. may he acquired instantly in drawing
two vertical linen between the eyu. By
far thebeat advice was that the color of
the brow abould alwaya be darker than
thatof thobairuvnd theeoloroftbe hail
darker than that of the heard or mnuac
He had now come to the drawing
wrinkle. The two between the eyebrorra‘_
aa mentioned above. and two from the one
trile to the We of the month were one
only To counterpart exactly a natural
wrinkle ho lint drew sharp linen with a
brown pencil. then rubbed it into the coin»
plexiou. powdered it with a miniature pod
and labored on it until it looked more like
a ahadow than a line.
“IS WHO“ m
"Wrinklu can only be drawn where the
face mggeata wrinkles. otherwiae the
makeup turna into a oafleaturo. The
whole wart d making up cocaine in
knowingwa leave out. A few doll
and linolwith red or black attheeyehrowa.
mrllaoreorueraoftho month are out
eient toehauge a whole countenance.
In making up the actor alway- coadden
beforehand the In and arrangement of
illumination of the theater he in toplay in.
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this by introducing into hie
roomanaxpedirnhthedlaeorery
iv credited to Charle- recline.
electric
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To gain an interview with Henry Irving .
ever. one morning I met him by chance an ’
I intro I“;
practical experience I made my request is
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lm‘rrzwnfi‘mrun' lnoura Jripoclolngnrl'h‘
. m a
ll] Wubingtou mm. Ufllltll Nari-Til. aulllTl
l-IOIVIER 3. HOW.
linen llaichmalu and Jeweler
.’~ ill NORTH MAIN mm.
Repairing of line and complicated watche- a
facilityufhr Tilt-’t :flcm add the in Eh?”
abiiltv todo the lame. " w n
t
item'l Business College.
STAMFORD. CONN.
A with onwake t' aininfi
branc
Every one m school for both acne.
German. lull-b
taught thoroughly.
and when preparatory etud-
linnm bounce lied on aaeia —
ante. free of charge?” w ofllce t
“aquariu- for South Norwalk and vicinity
for the ante and rental of the Renal ton titan.
dard Typewriter. Rpm-writer enplilfea.
new
For Latalngue. a .
hi. A. MERRILL. I'reaident.
ALBI N M A LITIO.
Dealer In all klnde of '
Fresh and Salted fleets. Sausage,
VEGETABLES. DELICATIBGIE.
Butter. Em Lard.(.’anned Gouda. Fieh. Clam
(Mora. etc . etc.
NORTH MAIN STREET. NEAR WEST.
South Norwalk. nit-ll lv
nu 0| lllllllT solVEllBEI. '
Vault» and (3»;an cleaned in the bent
“1“ng lb? Impl'p‘w'mf. atsp!"notification
u . ante gnu-t rec. Ad rv
l 40. South Namath. 1m
F’URNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
South Main elreet.
Fp-Sinlre
D. P. MORRELL.
LIBHT AND HEAVY 'I'Rl'i‘lilh'ii
Pianm and household furniture moved with
care. huh and variance raiiul for and
promptly delivered. liflicr. No. ill “Mailing-
ion tiller-t. South Nuranlk. l‘oun die if
55y Scavenger.
Illfllll and 8001'“ IllIWlll.
Vaulia and empmls cleaned on the i -
ell“ by Charm Moot. H Franklin 3:22:11.
ll lport. Olden taken at 31 Main elm.
Non! k. 15h
NEW STORE.
I have renamed my burnt.“ to
03 Willllllilflll STREET 03
and have no“ a full line of
HEATERS.
RANGES.
VSTOV ES.
TIN AWARE
ufallkinda.
Plumbing in ail its Branches.
illl 8100K PlllllBEllx SUPFllES
T. S. 00NALOSON,.
South Norwalk. ":3
W." Me moo.
fr
Sanitary Plumbing
ANT!
loll Pressure Stella Hating
,napeelalty. .
Til Alli sum not well.
lint llr Hating. longer and lim-
ing Stem.“
Agent for all Ibo lloynton Co ‘a aperiodic-and
Florida Boiler
Full line of Tie Um.
”ion F mu”
STEM and us FlTTEll.
”HIE l Willi.
thine-eat warmth
ill uni “
Lilli V, I ll 6
*‘1’.
W.8lllllts.nt
can. all) m mu.
o‘- milieu
5i Valli-3mg... to. latent.
ll lull that. larval.
nut-clau-
Balers, lggieciioners,
ICE CREAM.
it”: it’ll»! “Til” ““-
0llll DIRECT FIIEIBIIT lllE
BETWEEN"
NEW YORK.
SOUTH NORWALK
AND ‘
NORWALK. CONN.
Thoi’ropelloro
0|TI}0F Il0llilllK lll0 EllilE
Ink; re» /
-.'~asavv.--
Will leave Pier a. tent it! (Book
street). New York. at 5 p. In” my: Bundle-y:
excepted.
he: memo To...» ““l‘z’i ..
ve . .
and South orwalk at 0d!) pom. p m
U u apgieicatiun to ut- the City of Nor-
wal and t In will sent for special Info
of” freight. auyw re in New York or its vicin-
WAII peraona are forbid i ll of
the employee of the buata rue W 3:!»-
thereof
of thin line
connto theownera . ditf
October 1!. teen.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK AS
FOLLOWS:
:Folt N" \‘olik. A. M.—51Mexcept Manda ’o)
ex.5ld,liililla'alex..056ar.73am?“ 3»
ex. am local cxpreee. NB ex. 0:! ac. to II ex.
ii if: local ex. ’. dirt-“4‘6 ox. 1m ac. 2:) ex.
254 ac. in Stamford. expreea from Stamford.
3m 43)“. so: ac. tolitalnford. bwex. 550M".
till“, 6 44 ac. 7 5i ex. 0 II ac.. lilZlac..l (Ram.
\\ anhington ex me. Hunda H16 ex.. 5 46
ex., 9 15'». I’. i .—e it an. 7 an. 98 ac.
Iron 31w Haven. A. M.—I til en; it ill am.
7 El an. an» an. ii In ex.. if! A? no. P. M.—12D
ex.. 1 ll: 11.. i can. 2": ex.. 4 5 lic..5 15 ac..63
In. I I5 ex.. 7 Zia-"ii ll 54.2.9 ii an. IT (l: Adamo
ex and at». 122': n. m.. ex. Sundays-7 3| an.
9 I: an. a. “1.; ii iii ac. p. In.
Full llarrrrolm. A. 1—6 10 am. ll It ex,.
billion. l’. Ms—lztflex ltli cx.; “Sam. 7 IE
ox.. 8 ti inn. ll th‘ ex.. 1: a. in. ex.
For: Srnlsorlzw. A. H.410 ac. 0 16 on.
room: r. )l mu- l cm. 7 15”.. all
no. lo? care I Honda morning between
how Haven am Springtic dl ex.
Full Rims. . M.~i i: win Shore Line).
l'. )l.~~izll9 ex. l via Springfield). i ll: ex. via
Iiartfordl. “inn
LEAVE NEW YORK
You Stir-m Nouwatx. A. 31.401 ex.. 601
an. illl ac..lltllex. Dill an. IT (lien. "mac“
lililnoonex. P. .—-l2iEac..li‘llex.. ZlEac..
:ltBex..3:liex..URex.. tilt ex.. lilies..ll2ex.
minutiol ac. OwAdama ex. and no“ will
midnight ex. slunilayeotilll ar..7 2!)ar..502ac..
Billmidnlzht.
HousatonlcRallrond
Ila-bury and Norwalk llivlelea.
CORRECTED T0 JAN. 3.1m
. Elli” “m 3113‘ Si'h‘i’n’iin‘il‘ii’m”
a. n.. . .m.
SumikiflamJnd no ’
Train» ve
canisters-no ll tannin 3th. 55 and 65
p. m. Sundays-Elba. in and 5m . m.
Tralna leave ilonth Norwalk for Tlidgefleid~
t ihand 9 [8m m.. 12“.!!2'5. 5 l0 and hill p. m
'l'raIne leave Illdgrtleld for South Norwalhv
n (a. i :r. 9 l8 and “55 a. tn.. 3 El, bill and
dill p. m.
IAIN LINE DIVISION.
Trains leove Bridgeport an followr:
1’ ill a. m.. paeamger for Pitt-meld.
lama m.. liaeeengcr for Pittelirld. uniting
commotion: for Albany and the it’ll-it.
III in a. m.. freight for flawleyvillc.
2 T51. m.. fret: l for "real Harrington.
4 :n p. ln.. l'ittatield and Alban panting".
5 l5 p. m.. .\cw Milford ape-vi .
2i z!) p. on. New Milford special
9:11p. ln.. freight for “real Barrlugton.
7 5a. 111.. (Sundays) pamienger for Pittafleld
and Albany.
Wluaal ll. manna. Vice I’I'eeident and
General Manager.
A. W. Paalu .v. General Manor Aunt.
Fill lllD lllllilil illlllllllll.
Mrs. w. Fawcett.
Importer of Fine Millimy. Formerly No. 3
ater street. now
II "All STREET. 000““.
Trimmed mllllne . lm dinerent item
Hate now ready. he late-t noveit from
abroad and utenaive patterns from our own
Manatee.
liaia. Turbaun. Team and Bonnets. lv‘lne
cut Jet ornament» n rmwn mamla. bond
gentle. birth and butterflies. Uatrirh and
fanr feathers. Elegant line of line eilk velvet
all it robin.
ll avi made arrange-ent- ailh one of the
leaning noes of Imnion.liug. to auppl no
it'll n direct from l’arioand londumlhna
ena id in: u» to furnleh our “than!!!" with the
moat «ml etvlea at price» to null all.
TRY :TI-IE
Want” Bolumns.
OF THE
EVEfllNlSiNTlNEE
Prices: .. "to Suit :Iui. 1
HeanTifn-r.
“owe uni-:Lluetl:
ll.‘l.,l'evInuitllaninfliili;- . __ ,.
F. H. NASH &' B
Holiday. floods Received.
Decorated Dinner and Tea Setts. Vases,
Lam ps: Also fine variety of Japan. earls:-
bad. French and American goods. Just
the thing for Young and Old America.
at the lowest prices.
.HlPfiBOOTS,
SHORT
y ‘ And you will see uotllenly a , .
[Neat anti Perfect Fittiuk Shoe. ’
But one in which the
Best Material is 0890. Combiningllurabililyand Styles
Mailing it the best 03.00 Seamless Shoe in the mom. If ‘
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and oxuluine them before purchasing any other shoe, at
H. s. BROWN’S,
' GLOVE R" '&IOLVS E
a
00008!
BOOTS,
SPORTING BOOTS.
STORM KING!
Ladies’ Storm Slippers ‘
F00 ill. KINDS 0F RUBBER 00008 00 T0
GLOVER & OLSEN’S.
Tillilllill
THISTRAM
Winter Styles
HATS
IN Al I. GRADE-ill AND (BLUES 0F
SiiflandSoit Hals.SillHais
Boy’e Halo and Capo. (Yruab flats for Men and
lloya. anrla Roll “ate for Men at
KNAPP’S,
9| Washington St.
Inflammation manning.
likening and Ironing Silk Hair
Save Money!
BY Vlrli'l'lh'll
F. BIIYLSlllN’S
Factory at five llile River.
-M
Bllill alumni
it nice.
(treat variotyof Velocipedeoaad lilo-la a
“Mmmamhudlfllafl
WWW-hero.
dilly
l. 0. Julius.
Poe M,M.Plllio
“deal-via
Illl fill! in Mill.
, Imflmhm
&V IIYATT.
N0. 2. GAZETTE BUILDINGJ
NORWALK.
:‘WE ARE SHOWISU A FULL LINE OF
NEW TAU. IRESS 00008
IN ALL THE LATE-i"! biIAIll'LN' AND FABRICS.
SI’EI'IAL BARGAINS IN
HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR
& HYATT,
NORWALK. CONN.
BY-LAW.
“'uallus. Digging for nod worms on the
shore or beach of Long island Sound and New
walk Harbor within the limita of this town in
injurious to its clam numeric-e. therefore
Relive-f. That the following by--law entitled
"Relative to ('lam Fisheries." be and the lame
hi hereby adopted.
Relative to Clan- l'laberlea.
Hnr'rms I. All digging for sand worm» on
the above or beach of Long Island Sound and
Xirrwalk Harbor within the limit.» of the town
of Norwalk. is prohibited.
Sic. 2. Any pvreon violating the provisions
of thin by-law ebail forfi-it and pay a penalty
of not lean than five (351 dollars nor more than
twenty it!» tlnllara.
fine. 2. This by-lnw ahall take effect one
week after the me ban been published ac-
mrding to law.
Rmdml. That the town clerk he and he
Iterrh)’ la moneetedand Instructed tot-ante the
foregoing hy—law to he pnbliahed three weeka
atlcreuoivcly in the south Norwaik Bristle
Marianna newspaper printed in thin town.
and to cause copiers of the Home to be pulled in
armpit-noun plum along the ahorc or beach
where panama heretoforo have mule-a practice
digginc for tech worm-l
l hereby certify that at a town meeting held
in the Town of Norwaik. on the 8th day of
Di't'flnlit-f. A. l)..llvl.ihe foregoing molntiuna
and hyJaw were [leased by said meeting.
Alford: HERBERT If. BUTT".
dill :ilr mark of eald Town.
Norwalk. December in. lDl.
lllslnu mun
l3 IOITll IIII BTIEET.
dilBBlJl's BLOL'K). SOUTH murmur.
exam in ’
l'llill. CLAIR. OYSTERS, FRUITS
VEGETABLES. BUTTER. EGGS.
CHEESE.LARD.8HOULDEBB
BOLOORA AND CANNED
mom ooone.
New fort llama Into the»
for null.
Will it 008IlNEll
Sill!) Chandlers.
0'32 later 3M
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