' was sorry.
{out 7
W. ”flaw—m... .._ . .... _
HOLY LAND.
m mum In “that on; not Alo-
‘I’bat Allan country keeps tile-actor! Alain;
'11- not darn tho far Julian plain.
kiountain and river: Lu. the sun IhAt Imam
0n hint nhlm now on Ill; when do)“ in gone
at union of (lulllmcouwn lnrth Again
And light» our path on his. an until-sat chain
0f years and wrrown make» the round world
one.
The air we breathe. he numbed—tho very nit
Tint took the mold and Inumic of his high
And Milka “mi. Slum: then ahali mortal
\Vlthhaucihoutzht trout them "uttered aby-
Soil with (out dual the «mood whom» be
null
An holy tit-atl- his pain. immortal head!
41ch Wynn-u Glider
THE GLADSTONE BAG.
I had brenklawtcd with the colonel at
his club, one of those dreary. large no
tablislmteuta which remind you of an
overcrowded cemetery. whore the Town-
era of the loud get rich on their .1in
dentist Outside it was miny. damp and
misty; inside the members were regard—
ing each other with disdain and cult-u—
llling What cflect the humidity of the
atmosphere would have on the varnish
of their patent leather boots.
"Suppose we get out of this.“ said the
Colonel Briefly tn} he regurdmi the street
from the broad club window
:‘Where to?" said 1.
"Paris.” he said laconicully.
“Done." said I.
And then the bug was ordered to be
packed and the journey began.
We left \Vntcrlm) station and my wett-
trying, like old sailors, to tritiirt'nrm :i
railroad compartment into n comforta-
ble smoking dirtm. It Willi tlmn i first
noticed the mlmtcl's liltt-‘lfifnilt‘ in; It
had been rcpming. ' [.1 may t full} In the} racl:
above my head. and l thrtx.‘ :It llil'i’ll In
hopes of ustn; it for at willow
how it slipped and fell to the floor
"Look out!" 5.:le the cob-m >1 "ll
you dropped that but: a. year ;.;.:utt1..t
way i wouldn't have given much for
your clutnccs of living: no. nor mine
either."
In. 't“. than “V. to ll .L~ :7. history i‘l the
flag, and stud \\ by?”
"It isn’t a. lonrr story. but "my lump
you awake. i'll tell you about it. When
I left the nrmy and returned hmuo from
India 1 was not very well oil i had
studied explosives in the cast and Sulllt.‘
one it the club reconintcndml ute to :t
French company which had been formed
about the some time toperfect anew ex-
plosive which. they were assured. would
he favorably commuted by thr- Wilt
oflice. Tho. salary was good and the
subject intermting. so lm-vvptml their
otter.
"I cstzililislml my l.’ll‘:0i’:.lnr}' unnidt:
of Versailles- and went to work \vttltzt
will. In my experiments, however. i
found myself nllnt once out of nitro-
glycerin. wlu‘chl needed absolutely. i
wrote to the company. So dynamite to
behad. Thou i went uptn itl' {french
war offico and sum: the seen-mtg, lie
so very sorry. but at tin.-
prrcsent time, in the disturbed Shift! of
the country. ctc.. he regretted tun: ll
would not be in his power to lill‘iii~.ll
uitroglyccr‘tn to private persons llmv
ever. he would do what he could. stud he
gave me a letter to Colonel Maj-Judie.
chief of explosives in London. who. he
said. would surely honor my request.
"That night I took tin: clubtruintn
London. and next morning {it it) H'CltA'la'
found run at tho chivl‘s uliicc. lpro-
Rented my letter and statul what I
wanted. The chivf rvgnniml mo with
suspicion {you must n-nwuxhcr it “'33
during the dynamite sum: in England).
and the more I expluinmi the hm lm be—
lieved Inc. Yttrium nill('t'l'tl were Intro—
duccd. monitor the other. for no othwr
pumooc l lwlicvv. than to tultu down
my mmnnlclnmctcrintim an uprolcs—
mortal dynamitcr.
“At lust the chic! Milt! that. ill ncconl
now with artlvlns so and so. tam-lions
this and thstt of tin.- ofllrcrulcs. im would
he rcluctnntlycompcllcd to who» my
rte-pleat.
“Thou i got tircd.
"I told Illi' chief l wuntml the explo—
airo and [Liv-till to get it. ‘itut you
can't.‘ told he. *1 will.‘ said I. 'uud
carry it through London too. Wlmlln'l’
you like it or tm.’ 'Wo'll we.’ and Mo-
jcndic ~ 'Yuu will am.‘ said I. and [left
him.
”That night when I walked home to
my chambenl felt rather dlacourngutl
There wan ten {month of nitroglycerin
which I must Imra.andbordouly known
how many pcoplu amass might put
in the way of my recuringtt. i won.
tiered About Illfldon aimlessly tor u
valiant! at imt. when Jmll about to
despair. loci: tut-not. Near Birmingham
Aboard a mmponyhadboonfonned to
work a mine and mod explain;
Mock the «attain from Mudmund
million. 'l’lim was a iittlv village
nurthoplacc. and from It idrore out
(othewurkr. l ahall nova/r iorget it.
Whenigottothomlnol met-hungry
looking man. who asked me roughly
what! would inaohowaathopcr-
run A matter.
:élllllt‘
In:
‘Ei:
if,
g.
3 Shoes ind Rubbers
Till! WE
Next Thirty Days
C. H. HARVEY’S
10 North Main Street. South Norwalk.
wwell. I wouldn‘t mire ham lino no.
to tell the: ntory.
“After thotratin mid programs-l ball
way to Dove-r one man in the compart-
ment and: 'Dmn this railway norm-o
Here i got n heathwhe, the tint in my
life. through the vantilntion.’ Another
also complained ut‘ n. headache. not by
the time we rmchml Dover there on
seven wry ill men In the compo lit.
"1 was Iii. too. but. i knew the ram
it wns tho [times of nitroglycerin.
"At Dover no we got on the boat than
was another narrow oncalm ."l stupid
porter wind the Gladstone bug: and
tnwi to balance it on Ilia brunt. irur
cued. it in time.
“We got nlxxmi the bout at (Saint: all
right. and i out {Rennivcly watching that
internal bug, which routcti quietly. M If
it had not been tilled with dynamite
enough to blow npthe ship. within ten
feel of me. The passage. thunk heaven
was smooth, but i l'ult pretty well done
up. I left the bug and watlkmiqtmrn into
tho cabin thinking of the custom house
ofiiceru Wllu “'ch awaiting us on the
other side At last i saw a mun—4m In-
terprcter. zt R'l’t‘llullll‘mll'flllttlI decided
to ln:’.l€t.‘llll:l help Inc. isnt down in
the cabin and began to It'cup—it isn't
hard if you know how. He said. Does
monsionr ruqnite anything? i itmlted
up, trim-d it'.\'k£}'lll)’ tt-ttmztncl told him
my sorrmr
“It was to tlu- client that my Wife was
dying in Paris. She had wit-graphed
Inc. and I raw :tlmut to soothe her last
moment: by my presence. Ele became
llllllmtlliitr‘ly Int rusted and begged me
to rhwr up i Sill! ”Ml to do so on condi-
tum that hw it. oui i join me in a bottle of
chztnm 4, wim'h he did gladly. AR
. l l ~I :Ipcd twu Nstpnlmm into
2... | wtnl.
‘I\I)l‘.'.l Van! to got uwuyqnick on
the lira-a: mun. i'vv linllillll,’ but it snlcht‘l.
and don’t want to he ntctnmml by the
cmtnmi lauisu :lI Colitis. Can you ur-
I; m '4' Inzmvm? llo swore that ho would
and? ktpt his Wui‘tl When Illi,‘ innit
landed my satchel mu! cnmmi trunn-
phnnily ashore on tho shoulders 01 my
t'n'md. the interprutcr. and I passed the
custnrm house wttlnmt :: moment's ile-
lay
"And so we went to Paris—Jim (llud
Mono Mg, tilled with nitroglyunn. and
mgsultwand in courscuf time arrived
at tltcilare do Nerd. l hailed n [owning
cab and dirvcted the tlrtvcr tumyutlv
drum, but continued him to amid the
rough Hirt't'ifi on tho Jourm‘y, Like all
Parisian lucknwn. llt.‘ did. just the oppo-
site till i stopped him. 'My fricntlfsaid
I. ‘do you know what’s in that satchel
you haw.» ncttwcn your legs on the box?
Well. ,2' rlmrv'w enough dynamite t0!
blow t'mzr whole «mill: 1.. Inc devil, and
if you (In: .‘t drive» tpnvtt-r thuclmm-es
um njrz- .HM you. You now:- Raw .1
mnro . :... :ul diner after that in your
life.
‘ F innit} . l arrived :11: my l’OOIlL‘i. and
thv nvxt «1;.3‘ got up early tfur l was be»
ginning to not afraid of that infernal
mtrhvl by this tune myself) and wont to
Yer-zullus. where i storm-d the amt! Mfu-
i:.‘ in my l.‘.l:tll':llfl!’y :tnd oxplmlml it at
my lt'la‘lil‘v.
‘ 'l “min to 3.]; .-_) ndioin London :lIIl‘l‘
n :srvl to lling oi my Michael, and re-
con. d n ~l zui't rrply «tying that I ought
to lu- ill jail this minute
"Funny. I.-n‘t it. those [Inglirh nt-
Ilt‘litlrl b no no some of immorr'
An' . lit. at the cnlnm l tit anothcru' :tr
Wlii.‘ .- I w; lulled th» Ullllhlimt.‘ bug re«
ticciirrly.~I’hilwlclphia Times
\l‘hitll’cr'n l'roac “’nrka.
HAM :‘w mun :It a lxnllisturo: "The
otlwr day a mustmner came in Mid wired
for Whittier‘s prose works. and :1 young
umn who was present laughed when the
custnnwr had gone out. 1;»).va him why.
and he will that the tuna war. one oi
many who thought that because Whit-
tit-r wrnfv- tun-try he must have: writtt-n
prim Then it was my turn to laugh.
lint l sun of the opinion that there are
many like» the young mun who laughed
Whinm i»; an macyist. and his aways
arc in \‘mlnInI-s w: nnmomun Alli thaw 0!
but [mans in will—4 think it was about
that ycur~~ he wrote: a stirring pamphlet
cntlilml 'Jnsticc and Ergodic-nay! ’l‘hc
Attnw won it discusamn of the slavery
quc-d ion.
or merely Wain furnml in Philadelphia be
won mwul the dulvgntm. and he wrote an
nctruunt oi the prim-«lingo of that wet
my which in still quoted. I‘m]! to mind
coma oi the old Quaker poet”; prom ato-
I’ltm' ‘Tho Fish l Didn't Catch. ‘Puw-
Illt'llt‘l Full-Ii "Yankee (inning. My
Summer with Dr. singlctaryfi ‘Thc City
of a Day: "The III'fDIIlO of Long Polal.’
Amory of En! Then are others] do
not mat at thin moment think of. But
Whittier rm mgr-mt in proccaain vane
lie Inclungcd to the reboot which I'll
comment of BMW. Longfellow. Low-
ell and Holman. There are not many of
thorn left when you comic think of it.”
—Uliicago Tribune.
[low M Incl la ‘10-.
Walking up Alain strut tho other (In:
a good looking. well tin-rod and intent.
gent ammo; :nan wgnom
to mp down pic up a
"What did you do that tort" inquired
an mama”. Wm minor-
“That.’ replied tho young man, “tr-a
douctotmnngoodlnckfarthom of
thoday. ifyounndapiuutththhead
Myanmar. andpickltopand
you
thabomorcdofmllnckdufingtho
rental that day The «1-1.0! W
mu midnight. [lotto mom»
thecltartawork mutant in mud
m the “hm-outfitter. About your
chain” tom
ImiagofAnlual III-racing:-
'l‘holnrtloummwmmtm
lndlaatlon. A W
When [ht-Antislnwry [arty 3
A TYT’E in unsuflbf”
HIS B A NATURE WHICH “081'
YOUNG GIRLS SHOULD AVOID.
n. loll I-pooluco or A Typical to...
Mon-led nu Who [In In .’ mt. a
Sunny ’I'ornpcrcd Woun- Whocm Bo
Supp-lam] in II" limit:- I. Bo Alum.
”I pity that woman.“
“Pity hurl"
"Yes. with all my heart; watch them.’
7 She tit-3n bud of agirl wife. and aa
rho out (only enacv'omcd In her light gray
mackintouh. with itscapeandbigthough
inofl'cnhirc plaids—the picture of perfect
lovelineno intrenched against the pierc-
ing dampness oi the stormy night-«Inc
might well marvel at the alien thought
of pity. There was the unmistakable
snggmtion of an exquisitely rounded and
graceful Ilgfll’l".
[1 er eyes wort; oi a dear blue. shaded
by dark brows and lashes. and the wavy
strands of ban. a shade fainternnd mom
dull than golden. were [mad about the
shell-film cars by a light veil, which also
seemed to hold the pretty little bonnet
firmly in plat-c. The face want-final
lmnntiful and more lovable than intel-
lectual in in; outlines; the complexion
was fair but colorless—tho nnimpoacb—
able evidence of an habitual and him
lossly mild diminution.
They had been to the opera. Be not
stifilynml uncomfortably by her side
He mm tall and lanlz and angular. and
us he unto: .t :ch the two it. .p bottom of
hit him h ULt‘l‘CEXl-E there “as shown the
imtnucnl .to front of u‘cniug dross. Ills
silk i: ttl I :11. ml. pcrhnpi involuntarilyn,
little to one sido and his little dark eyes
increased the impression of n sol! can»
Scions uneasiness. A thin. dark maul.
which evidently wasn't on speaking
terms with the month. had also defied
successfully any artistic intimacy with
Elli! bnrbcr'fi shears. and n hectic flush
brightened the checks.
[lo m-cnpiml only the forward port of
his seat. while: the cuddled back us for
M [hfllltl * and inclined slightly toward
the \'ill' mi him it ir‘y ncccllesa
In Add l .l {In 5' Wen”! glitz; in their
harm in lira. ’ “131'.
mu? liT'i'LR \I‘onn,
She crilzml; enjoyed the opt-tn at
lesfit. and nuts anxious to tlwcllfiitll
him upon Illv f:‘-'¥)ut§ which pleased he!
mmt. Ilor litmnl “ISO Wins a friendly
critical on», lle :«vomt-d to have a
chronic grudge against himself and
evcrylnxly rise who presumed to inter-
rupt hisprniuan-l communion with his
thought ~A
Slit .t a [A it mun: ~ ms in .in. up: then
lmb-d up in: u in» km with childish
mutid: :. r; ml mid smoothing in a loud
VUll’t‘. l
ills Hume.» relaxed, the cmwe be
mean ins thin brows chopped and his
face was petulant and Trutlnl an be roll-
mi ltis'cycs toward her. mum to let her
nndr-ntaml llt' Int; about to :trldrvw hot
than to look into iii-rs.
“I'd like to know
about it. anyway.
Sim drvw back at little in silcncc nt his
tough l't‘lwi'l. but prcsvntly All") forgot
her chagrin and said noun-thing to him
ngnin.
"“‘t ii. you're a nice gwtson lut‘rlilt‘lhe
anything; like that. aren't you? lluvrn't
you gut any rouse at all?"
Tin- little u’umun blushed, llt'l’ eyes
tlrnppml. tlix- faint smile of interest
[mini than her face and she sunk back
again tn hid.» hur embarrassment.
A crittnstc SATL'BE.
lint htzwcvidvntlywun one of thorn
runny. upvn totnpcmuicnlo which soon
forget a. mum; mpeciully when perpe—
trntwl by :l lured mw.nnd it was not
long bel’un- lI-gr countenance was agnln
set-minty trutxquti.und her happy eyes
told u! the pin-.mtnt thoughts which
were flitting through her mind. Soon
all“ lmknl up uzntn and spoke to him.
“Yt't‘. that's jun tiinutliito you."he
t'jitt‘lllilti‘tl sunnisticnlly. "Why don't
you wait till you know wmclhing of
Will“ you am- mllitng about before you
begin to criticise? What do you my
{xx-m pmplu go toimur it EULRXIIWII]?
Do you think every unc'n a fool but
'ml:"
And the man rattled on with his liar-II
mprinmuds. morning to taltu u ruprcmc
delight in rot-bully chartising the sweet.
shrinking little innocent It lilo ride for
promoting to (mint or oudearortrig in
make the coming plenum! for him with
her imrtlouaivo wattle. A: alto shrank
furtin-rnnd further back in her null
pail-um» drove the blather from law
checks. and who had not mend In
omit-age to twat: again when the train
atomml at the City Hall “altar. and
they hurried acm to the bridge can.
III! is the some. probably. in warp
thins. motto natmwhich do“ Ml
clam They anyway. and may
have not been muted more than n nit
II "I’D.
How long will rim endure it?
And at tho Mrbich of thump
dark emu-roads will she take?
"Ynindmd: Iplty that woman.” -
New York World.
In rum mow m’ run-a. .
it knot generally knownthat when
what you linmv
mm
mm“ FmJuiy itoOchthm
mlflfiduath.
dTA-rmndfltmumdhhmdfor
Mum
10% nlétount
On allpurchnminntldition
ioourreduoodpricea. ,
Slineiams
BARGAIN ' HORSE. .
3087”” WWW .
Sletl‘TH NORWALK
ptmtibie.
Al prices
Rolow cost.
All Trimmed llats Min to At Any Price.
A that ilppommy
I
l
17 f 9'
Still Amateur.
"A DREAM or Lona mo.
lruadlatlniandotthahum
Andrurhartinilzhtandny-iadiam
Aadthobrmmuftuthflndathutm
O'uthciaiuof tholdlnautlao.
Itiauuiyadroau—wonld I would“
Totnotbrubandtoynntorthoyuatbtl-a
Woulditcouidlaut; fortuitous-lamb
“nmwmm and nonna-
hum
Iliubytherimofhum
lnthoaoldantinoottbourldunJm
0b.thogra-ia-u1.andtbortmlov
hwhkparinxourthoduaroldtuao
'l'liatlhurwitban-katalacunuat.
'l'lm' nyhun'aablau and arm-(bum
Butlmrrdmmthatthlolifomuoaat
‘lbtmldnucnanainaatbiahum
Only admmr.andouiy adm-
But wuthmororadmrnlikow
0f lilac audmantlthoxlcota
Magirl'rumcynandtho M that
Ofabor‘anrulovo-badltbwuthollat.
Aalarmroinmy fcrruritahunlrlhuol
Bebop-then wouldhonoltlngtotlnpaat
OrnainintblodmtnofthoInngAgu.
-(!. awhmtl'mm
”Il'u My Way."
Many yenro ago Edwin Forrest. the
celebrated actor. was in the habit of
dining at Windmt’r, a noted restaurant
on Park row, that was a favorite roam
ofactonand literary men. it usually
happened that Forrest would be joined
by lricmls. and that the little group
would sit together at one table. Or: are
occasion it chanced that an Fmglishnnn
with a reputation for conceit and impar-
tincnce. who had scraped acquaintance
with the Mediumwanneol' tbegroup.
Early inthocoune ol the dinncrthe
Englishman begun to make criticilm.
which he couaidcrud plea-aunts, about
Forrest's concept“ at certain rules.
But-(aimed by hi m ameciation he
gave full play to his humor. anacon-
cluded catch of bin lmpertiuencea with.
"Pardon my freedom, sir; it’s my way.”
To the astonishment of all who knew
Forrest's inncibln disposition be born
the Briton's dflcnsin remarks patiently
and securingiy ignored them as far us
When. however, the nuts were
brought in by the waiter he took several
cracked walnuts in his hand, and. walk-
ing over to tho Briton‘s placc, jocularly
mapped them successively in the face of
that individual. lightly saying after each
Ihot. “Pardon my freedom. air; if! my
way." and mapped him out of the rear
muranl.-Now York Ledger.
Katmai-all: l’coplo n! the “worn
I suppose most people go to the than.
let to enjoy themselves. That is what I
go for. People are diifcrently cou-
structcd. of course, And have diflerem
ways of showing their appncintion oi
the play. icon stand the calculi. tho
acrocch. the kick and the clap of the
bands. and it does not annoy me much
if the nntn or woman buck of me or to
one std..- gtves rent to loud gallows.
whether I think the play isfuunyor not.
We are all not built on the same pattern
in this respect.
But i Would like to know what sort of
consolation a certain clam get: onto! ro-
peating the last few words that an actor
suyn l have had people at near me
who kept up tlult tort of thing during
the entire play. The words on repeated
loud enough to be heard a dozen sent:
away. Sometimes these receptive peo-
pic will repeat an entire sentence after
the Actor whom words nflcct them. I
wonder what sort of a mania tlmt ht?—
interview in Cbitmo Tribune.
Cosmopolitan Cooking.
T'licn: is a belief current that what-
ever can be procumd for money can be
had in this ,city. especially if it is any-
thing to out. The people who flock here
from every part of the country are opt.
rumor or later. to import their native
diatom. and to mite thcm acceptable to
gastmnnmic New York.
New England. no matter how lightly
her (wiring may be animated. but had
notable success of this kind. Baked
bean!» pumpkin pie and Baotou brown
timid are with no. The wanton: man
and his park are known and
The I-‘rcuchman. tho Irishman. the Bug-
lishman. the Human and the Italian
can go into any amount and find his
national fwd. ~—.\'cw York Evening Sun.
A. Olrl Tim. Cold-nor. '
We had a conductor named William
Font. who was the moot pmpotuand
impulngman I am now. Reva-no
good. and the boy! called him Windy
Bill onthuimetlbdhattlaatol than
El.
walkodaboutaaifthuarthhe belonged»
him. Doodaybawalkdfloinlolhe
Ala-tattoo when myrrif canal
hymn-fitting in tho walling
Annoy-nod «to
motor him or triotltoahowhimat-
tuition. My little boy watclloti loin
quietlytllllto dhappoarod.
whinpcndtohiatnothor. “Hamill“
(lava-Wm.
little
o. P. MORRELL.
JUSTICIA 0' 11!: Not?! Public.
moo RE l‘”..-...-‘v'§.e-'.'ll
HOMER R. HOYT.
Export Watchman! and Jeweler
Ii! NORTH MIN STREET.
Repairing at Ann and complicated vat be: a
gully. Rey wind than to ntnn. wry
utility for first via-aw anti the mechan-
icalalrilitv to do tho-amt-
Nemll Business College.
zA fil-«awakntgt ai Imocha-oi for both ulna.
man. lingual: mile” Dmtory mild.
l”Nutrition” houses suppltcd with ofilcc a-lnt-
nln. {rt-c of charge.
Beuwarton for south Norwalk and vicinity
for tho Hale and rental of tho Rani inmn titan.
pewrlter. 1' mm!" supplies.
IREMASIlRILL. President.
‘ALBIN MALMo.
Baler In all kinds of
Fresh and Salted Baits. autism,
mamas. DEUCA’I'IZSSEN.
Butter. Em. Lard Cannot! Goods. “Amman:
Omen. «team
For
NORTH RAIN m. NEAR WEST.
South Non-1k.
Inc]? It
BAY Illl NIGHT SRANENBER.
Vault: and I‘hmptlols cleaned in the beat
manner for the tent money. Fullntiafaction
Eat-outed \nnitsdiaintn-tu‘l frm. Addrm
DSonth \orvtaik. nan
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
:lr-tth )lain ultra.
(VD-Stairs
D. P. MORRELL.
Lilli-IT AND HEAVY TRUCKING
um anti Imus; hold furniture mmni with
care. Trunks and packages: ale-l fur and
promptly drilvumi. 0mm Sol. ill Win-him:-
ton nth-ct South Nonmlls. Conn tllli if
Day Scavenger;
IOWAIA anti Bolliil IBIVIALK.
\ units and WWII! cleaned on the improv-
ed Inn. by t llama Matt. at Franklin avenue.
loin strut.
15h
Br date In. Ont:
rr taken u! 3]
Norm It.
NEW STORE.
l have moved my bounces to
93 WASHINGTON STREET 93
And born not a full line of
H EATERS.
RANGES.
STOVES.
TIN ”RARE
of all kinda.
Hunting in ail its Branches.
Hill 8106i Plillilliis SllPPllES
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South Norwalk. "i
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BAIll :BIREBT FREIGHT llNEs
BETWEEN
NEW YORK.
SOUTH NORWALK
AND
NORWALK. CONN.
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Will leave Pier :3. lat Blur (Badman
amt). New York. at 5 p. to. daily; Bond-yo
£100”! _
Freight received from 7a. In. until tip. to. E
Ruurni min“, buata leanh orwnlk album.
and South malk “Wynn.
3pm application to will-f: nu the City of Nor-
uent for one“! In“
pf freight. anyw to in Now York or ill vicin-
ty.
I’All person: are turbid trusting any of
the empiolgaea at the boat- af this line on ac-
counto whatnot-them! ditf
ii. i., In: Bateii & Banitirii ilil._
Mob" 1!. 1.00.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH SORWALK AS
FOLLOWS:
:Fon N" You. A. I. —6 [C(exmpl Mon
unmatanmt ac. 73m. ”A“. 24
ex. Mlllucnlel Oil on. 93 ac. 1011 ex.
litiocalex. ..l26‘.il~ i26.ex 1 2:12;.
.Mauto Stamford express from Stamford.
3W 517:“.t08tnmfordJmex. 550w.
GalaxJuac.’ A 51ea.8llac..l03acl|la.m
aaliinztou ex reap. Sunda 'ZIH loan” 56
«1915M. .~0Har 7 10.25.!
Fun 3”" Hints. A. .413 .91.; mil ac.
.mm.91tiex man. an 4203
cx.lmex"l8ac..2tfiu..l=$ac..515ac..tfl
Ic..I15.21.,.zlncnsdlacjtlacwilifAdam
ex amine. . 12:5 a.tu., ex. Silurian—728 an,
“2-1:. a.m: ‘48“.9 In.
Fort Burnout! A. 1—610 ac..9lou
mew. RNA—BM” lmex.lcac..713
u.,8’ltac. “(5ch Dixon“.
hm Snusollrw A. 3.4mm.
062nm lit—lawn. 14.2.... “Benn. II
84“.. ll? cxcc Manda morning bctvgcn
New Haven an Springtie )u.
Poanrros. A. I. ——l L Mu Shore Line
)l. —l."ii9 ex. (fin Springfield). H7: ea. via
Hartford).
LIA“ NEW YORK
“For: 5013:! Nonwau. A. 1—50] e :21
an. “data. Hillel. Dill-r- Hilton. lli
lzmnmu c! P.)I.~12itnc. lulu. titan.
lIZex" 3 :.Itcx. NBCLCIHCI . in!” “awe: .
min Elli U. .. Nihhlarnu ex and ar:.. Till)
midnight ax. Simian-603i ac. .. I ”Munslflacn
Luitutdnlght.
'V
Honsatonlc Railroad
Banhnrr aail hunt-[k Dirision.
CORRECTED'I'OJAN. 5A. in
Thin.» leave Sum It Norwalk for barium-y—
Ob'ajltin. m.. 1: 1123.510. 03!)“ lilfip. In.
Sunday. 91la.m.and' llprn
Trains learn Dauhnry for ~louth \‘orwnlk -
855.? 3‘ tom-tullll’rmm“ 'ilfl. 60') munll it'll
pm. *nm‘lnyv—Nlllu. m and 5m
Train- lu-atemuh Sui-walk iur tilgeilel-l <
alfihtiMltlll‘lLlll.IZII” .. II. Frill «ml 6 'I) p. In
Trail» inure Ridxotlclrl fur South Stimuli-—
96.71 slit! and Has n. In. 3...». Sill-Rd
out p. Ill.
MAIN um: DIVISION.
Trains leave Bridgeport M follow:
I ‘Ill ta. m. manager for l’iltatleld.
‘lmni A 211.. user for Pittntield. making
in ion. m.. Itrei ht for Harrie
"l5 n. m. .'.
I ll 3’ i' m .
v 15 p. m.. Vow \lilfonl specia.
:II p.n New Milford spam
gm p. rn.. trelxht for Great Barringt
A '35 A. m.. (Sundays) passenger tor "Finale!!!
and Albany.
\t‘ u. u»! ll. minnow. Vice Mum and
General Manager.
. Panamanian honour Acenl.
l. A. Wilsonl. Bo.
BROKERS.
No. 67 New Street
NEW YORK.
inveaumnu made In Stocks and Grain for
(Vital: or ”aging of Wand upoardn. (' um-
ntiaoioua lfi ipnrrent. each way.
lie.
Brim rmimi by null or tele-
graph. Imnum unturned.
BAH Meekerlln.
Sanitary Plumbing
in Preston‘sltm Beating
I ml”.
TIN ANTI SHEET IIII IONA.
ilotlirliutin .lrn «undilut-
mm.
Anatforailthollonlnuco‘omltlonal
Florida Boiler
momentum
Emu-mu'm
min i mu
STEANW and GAS FITTER.
m A WIT.
In in:
Save Money!
BY YIHA‘I’INO
F. BflYlSTiiN’S
Factory at Fwe‘ilile River.
GREAT REBINTTIBN
lN BRIBES.
Mm—
19nd variatyofVuloclp-“amfilubu
lanthanum. AhaIn-ltnoufnuliand
Meaning-man».
“91'
Winter StyIES
HATS
INN-2. ammoniu- 0’
smmsonumntnan
Milan-langua— hunch-u
Inn. manna-min...
KNAPP'S,
0| WNW“
~ to suit Ali.
:
EVERY PAIR
Andyouvillnonotonlyu
that And Perfect Fittlnn Shoo.
5' But one: in which the
Best Material is "sad Combiningnutahlinyandflyiet
Hokingitihobeattfiwseamleusshoeinlhemarm
WARRANTED-
Call and examine them before purchasing any othershoe, at;
H. S. BROWN’S.
South. Main Street. 80. Norwalk.
Washington street,
In order to make room for Spri
Shoe”! the beat bargaiuseveroif tier-1;?
duced to 8200.1 lot of Cloth
fineM. S. at 81 50.
ate]. 00.
1 lot Misses’
Stamford and Silsby’s
Coppei, Agz,tte 'lin
lowest prices.
Top, Hand Sewed. $2.00
flue Machine Served, worth from $3. 00 to $4 50, at $1. 25.
1 lot of Child’s Spring Heels,
about 500 pairs of men’ 3 regular 50c Rubbers at 25c
BlBVEB & BISEN.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
SPECIAL SALE
LADIES: SHOES
BVEB & BISEN’B
South liorInIiI.
Goods. we ofi'er the following lines of Ladies'
Don’ tfail totakeadtautugeof theopportunity
1 lot Hand Sewed Button and Lace Shoes
worth $4. 50, re-
00. 1 lot of
1 lot of
worth $2.00.
wort118135,atb5c And
Opera Too, ll tol,
F. H. NASH & BRO.
_.Estimates given on Plumbing, Gas Fitting,
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
Victory, New
Steam Heaters, Dueli-
ess, Uncle Nick Ranges, also New York
Ranges. Decorated and Plain China.
and Iron W are at the
TBISTRAN
TBISTRAN
Mrs. W. Fawcett.
lmpurtcr 0! Pin: Mllllncry ml-nruusrly No 3
Water amt
IT IAIN STREET. NBRlIAlIi.
Trimmed million?“h ill) dlflmnt ttcrnu.
"at: now road: a latent novaitm from
and nun-ire patter-nu from our cm
i Rummrbano. “To-inc» and Bonnets. Pine
mu, birds and "BARB "nil-”Rich hand
ET“ hum“ Altman! ilaoofltunilknlrct
a
Mart-annual» with open! the
n; of button. I: to n It»
will: mm mm Inn-Elli 11.3.13le hm.
coal: unnatural-hon ammonium within:
mutt-rm urinal ulcertomit all.
SWAN It BllBllNEll.
Ship Chandlers.
' “2 Iatrr Met.
mgggt ”worn.
mil. ml “instill:
“Arman Wmo
utl noon
bile
lion W W MI.
W“ “fiflfin
Wu mummy mic-omit. made
ml“ Tort Print
«mu.
PAYMENTS
II WEEKLY!
wmn'ilnsnauns.
Anni Clocks. Diamonds.
mill. m t comm.
m Imam St.
Miami)?“ m N. I.
warn-u. lam no
Wu
“Ilia.”
lam
& HYATT.
No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK.
“'lil Alli-Z SEIUWINIE A Fill. LINE OF
NEW TAll. DRESS 60008
IN ALL THE LATEST SHADES AND FABRICS.
:SPECIAL BARGAINS l5
HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR
& llYATT,
NORWALK, CONN.
’ TAll ANll WINTER NllllNERl.
lEIlSHlIM HAYMBNB
l3 NORTH MAIN STREET,
titlBBLE's BLOCK). SOUTH NOBWALK.
DBALIB II
11311. cums, orsrnus, mum
vmmAnLrs, BU'I'I'ER, mos,
www.mnofinouwrms '
Bowen; AND CANNED
ju203ni GOODS
lien lorit firmed lam Gimp
for Bush.
Marbleized Slate Mantels
out nunnntn smts.
rial-bod in imitation of the rarest ”IN”
and Ronda Sample- to boilom at
W.H. Meeker&Co.’s
to 80L”!!! MAIN WRIST.
Amt forth. fair Bar-m Harbi- M
Omit-av :5 b
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