“ 018. lots
'08 ms
L ,Next Thirty Days
co at sale W
Enron goons
LAM PS.
We have the largest assort-
mentof imported d domestic
Lamps to be foun in this city
at prices less than other dealers
buy for. '
l
and Rubbers
tom writ.
1
All 1mm lists rm, in in Any Price.
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madam
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3 $4300!
y
. And you will see not only a '
Neat land Per-rectrlttlng Shoo.
‘ But one in which the .. '
Boot llatorial is Usodfio/mbinins Durability and Styles
Making it the best mo Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Uni! and cxalninc them before purchasing any other shoe, at
not.
, l-l. KRlEGER,
Sortli Ilomll ton.
Balers. inflections,
.lCE count.
with} monom-
Sturtovont’s‘f'
Bllllillll HOUSE.
Nonhflalnandmm
C. H HARVEY’S H_ -S_ BROWN’S,
,0 lairtlrm llottl Blool.
to North Main Street. South Norwalk.
than with whom it app-murders not Milwaukee agooii tunnel, butane
agree should he tested while the children with more flare. that any tlnsrnith "will
are well and able to hem the experiment. make reorder. is better.
“Theroare quin y why» in which it may be "Too extravagant! Sugar-nweetenlng
Inadetoarisiniilutc. The ilrnplcst way h! everyday piesl"wrnconenays "I always
to add a couple oi teaspooufuls of lime wn use all or part molasses." Yes. and ball
tor toeoeh gimp! milk. ll this does not the juice. hall the niolalassand sugar you
succeed. make the child sip it slowly. at five the pic leaks and hours to a smoking
in bits of cracker meanwhile. This cinderiu the oven. Can you look me in
l have found an excellent way. . Another the eye and say that this is not true? But
SIGNALS 0N films.
WHAT WHISTLES AND WAVING ARMS‘
AND LANTERNS MEAN.
An Interesting luhlset [or the Obs-"3»
tie. at Travelers—danglin- ‘l’hat ls
OLD and REIIIKELE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK.
SOUTH NORWAL
0llll 0lllE0l FliEllllll llllE
South Main Stregt. So. Norwalk.
8 PEWCIA L " SALE
0 l"
LADIES; SHOES ”
hi0 hfltl the milk very hot—not lJOlI'lh. if molmbw ban“! [of "atoning lb My (in-probe.“ AMI Carolin ,.
asthat given a disagreeable tam. This is can readily beadded tothe pie after bak~ It'd n. a...“ lit-I'M": 530 ”r.
the best way yet (or delicate people. and log. Heat and thin the molasses with hot 1’ '
althoughachild may not like it at first. water and ponrlt throngban air slot and At thesceueoi it freight wreck in the NORWALK CONN ’
crianumc ELDERLY women. they will anon crow load 0! it Bribe ronrnlmrv wed tunnel into the im- as upper panolthcstate recently It) upra- ' '
__...-_. :hem thotake it i! necessary but do not soon; it is done. uniug care not to deloce train w” WW! and . party of ball . 'f'he Propellors
oreet em. the ky crust with sticky dri .and '
an.:'l".lmh Aihhlu’nuk. m. "if all other methods lailoookcrl milk in mourn—Clarissa Potter in swans“ dozen m Jumped to thaw tot-kn c‘" "F “BRWllK In” Half
'- “l‘ "h the shape oi gruels. etc.. may be resorted “mm advantage of the delay by walking around. . ' ~
brill: lmr".'£l.i2‘“il£3‘ 5.535511% '“ b'" "w phi” mi'kmhe'M“ 0‘ “mm a w rd rr. iii—T n. “'1'”! they commotion to the m w " W "'3'“an Street: 80““ ”Willi.
. * , therearedigosters. such uspreparutionsof 0 l' 0 "I" "M andwere very much absorbed in aatory l - . fl ‘. .
I t . . . . in order to make room {or 8 mn f mode. n th 1 . .
$51!: {3%, 21:;1' in“: :0 pepin and other medicines that may be How much nonsense has been written being told byoncoithcirnumberwhentbe W e send Free flora? “’9 0 or e {OUOWIDL ll cool Irvine
as plppius beneath early snows - 'flieir
dgummlusurlant without loss of up
uretry There is n modishncua of drum
which! cactus to record not follow changes
of inhibit As they pick their way over
street closings they dirtclose well shod
lest and sprightly ankles in walking
they neither waddle nor tot tor. They have
acquired and they retain an admirable
carriaga They ignore the immunity
which their years nllow.and are aswcll
at up as when they were schoolgirls
given afterward to assist digestion. but I about shopping and the ways and means
always prelcr to rimkc tho-stomach do it: of doing it! The lady with somuch spare
own work i! ptirmlblo. it is my opt to time on her numb that shchunothins to
turn lazy if assisted toomuch, and tore do but soil! and out oi dlflcrent shops.
fuse to act indepcnrlently.”-—l\'ew York ”Unit ‘0' things “WW uoluteutionol
Tribune.
It Is Woman's Duty to Think.
The conversation of sensible men is gen
orally wider and more varied in compose
than that of sensible women. Politico
even local politic-t must bralittlc more
elevating than “llourtt-kcopiug. babies and
buyingmnlutil chiefly in the brains! the
enricaturist. She has lnrnlahed a good
deal of "copy" in er day. pourthingl but.
in the interests truth, she might now he
allowed todicfn notnmldcnth. Much ob
servotion of the wuysol woman on par
chasing thought» intent has brought me
lathe conclusion that the large majority
whintle on the locomotive sounded three
blasts
“le out!” cried one of the then, jump
lug away from the ear and dragging two
N hincotnpuniona with him. ”she's going to
back up.” '
The others sprang aside at the warning
but nouctoosoon. for at that moment the
rear car lurcbcrl backward and the train
rolled by them and lutoa switch to let the
wrecking car pass.
The men crowded around the man who
mail to :my woman a beautifully
il ustratcd book, containing over
90 pages of most important infor.
mation about all forms of female
complaints. No woman should
live without a copy of
“Guide to Health
and Etiquette,”
Will leave Pier 8. East River (Beekman
ntreet). how York. at 5 p. In... daily; Sundays
excepted.
Freight received from is. rn. until 5 p. m.
Returnlu boats leave Norwalk ati p. uh.
and South . orwnlk at w p. in.
U n ap liration to ll?“ the City oi Nor-
wal and t is will cent for special lots
a! freight. anyw rc in New York or its vicin-
y.
WA" persons are (orhld trusti an t
the cm lures o! the boats of this uh: ours:-
Shocs at the best bargains cvcro Don’t fall to tulreadvantage of the
1 lot Hand Sewed Button and Lace Shoes, worth $4.
duced to 8:2.00. 1 lot of Cloth Top, Hand Served, $2.00. 1
fine Machine Sewed, worth from $3.00 to 84.50, at 81.25. 1 lot of
fine M S. at $1.50. 1 lot Misses’ Opera Too, 1.1 to 1, worth 82.00,
at 61.00. 1 lot of Child’s Spring Heels, worth 81.25, at 650. And
about 500 pairs of men’s regular 50c Rubbers at 25c.
Glover.& Olsen
“ll QMOI, sophisticated and alert. cen-auta”—ccrtainly more 60 than A"! of wrmlen arenaexpeditionu” wily“, . - mm” thmw‘ ‘1"
reflects “1?“ mental and social equipment these when the Moments 0! Kiri-“iii and They will spend it whole mornin alto gays "mourning, claiming theyowedtherr b L 'dia E. Pinkham. Thousands .._, "WM” "erw "M“ --' ~ ‘
. s r escape from injury and prulsthly their Y )
l'hsbighercduuttion isalntterdny phni-sc. scandal are introluccd. . A man can bani ping, but innleml of «lawdling over each lives to him and fled him how he knew of women h“? been benefited b I 'I’ new Haven & "amum n‘ a. SOUTH N 0 RW A LK
3i“ 2:! given th'em their mental dikscli ly hold his part inn [milttcnldmcnssiLoLn :nn item in the way often represented, they the train “A, going to back up ‘1” Pinkhdm; :ltltl after a l . M5,, 1!. 1m I CONN-
”! IMO ”penance II“: P“ t" Village store without nsmattcrlngo uior know what the wrtnt Ind onl lock to be . , . ' ' . 4 . ‘ 5 ' CC
away in the choiomt form of knowledge. y 3' ‘Tbreevibmlca mean that the engineer TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK AS . , _ 7 7 ., fl
Greek conjugation and conic sections are
valnelcs for merely conversational pur
pm With whatever occupies the public
mind they are conversant. They dip into
the review» and magazines, take their own
daily paper. and read all the new novels.
having read the old. ’ They can quote from
Mauulay and as far back as Swift and
The Spectator. They understand pertinent
relcrenccs to Fielding as promptly as to
Tolstoi. They may not know much about
psychology. but they have a deal of kuowl
cascabont human unture. and the timer
, once is not wide. ‘
'l'hmisa breadth of vision and easy dis
crimiuationof judgment and n lihcrul view
at humor in the elderly women of the day
that incline them to the society 0! men and
ot men younger than thenuuolvui. Their
mpeen have hecomeatrilletoo conscious
of joints and want to compare notes and
swap renames ' [or rheumatism or gout
Younger men bring them club stories and
iokeaol a superior sort. ask their judgim-nt
concerning affairs of the heart, social and
billion. matters.
Privately the young men regard them
as ”good stall.” and take them out to din
motion on the thrill. the monetary system
0! the country. unlimited immigmtionJhu
hirtory and comparative lllt'l’lhl of Demo
crate and Republican»: Unc aided on his
opinions may l»- he ucvcrthcluL-t “new
them
With a woman the (cue is dim-rent. X0
one talk:- politics with her She is not
clear upon lri-clmolc, the Chinese question,
our the Opera! intro of congress and the sen
nte. She l§ not altogether to blame in
this. It is the man’s duty to tho wile whc
tlcvotm hencll to his comfort to be no loss
diligent in his filorts to prepare mental
nutrition for her. The (not reunions tlmt
trinity Women dwlinc to receive it, ltllll even
the mod patient of lltlnliztlltl!‘ monies oi
the lrnitlom toll of striving to ltiicrbl his
wilt- in thorc nitration-r, whether of politics.
business or literature. which attract him
He either set-list crunpanion‘hip elsewhere
tor-perhaps a rculiler ultcrimtivc—rceigllrr
his early desires for highcr things rind not
that too money making machine
ll a woman owns it to her husband to
keep the weapons in her mental armory
bright and keen. the obligation in no hero
binding upon her for the antic at her chil
then. A child's rcrspm can beconipcllctl
served as speedily rot may he. Civility
they do not waste. tiniortunately; but if
they are brusque to the wistanta it is
alien because they are in a hurry and not
from intentional tllsmlirtr-sy Fur hour
the pricing of gmrlsdestroyingthc delights
of shopping, it it an immense assistance to
iL—Ucntlcwonmu.
. Nude-l I:tltt:l"nll tor Girls.
Mrs. Donne. "prominent member of New
'ork'» (animus woman's club. Sarah. in a
discussion relating to educati young
women in luminous, lamented t a false
“lullfisly which lorbolle mothers facing
squarely the true mid neediul education of
their dunghtr-m She advocated the special
tenchingof girls in the public schools on
ulatlcm or hygiene and physiology as they
are taught in the colleges. "Lilo demands
much more of our girls than it does 0! our
boys,” she said, "and we should recognise
it. The schools fit our girls (or businua,
but ignore the fact tho! the happiness or
misery of the coming generations lies in
the hands of girl.» who. with all their learn
lug. are ignorant oi the vital principles
which underlie the glory oi wilehoud and
is about to reverse his lever." said the man
quietly. "When i first began to travel I
learned all the signals just for fun."
Every sensible man. woman and child in
this country would do well to follow this
example. Not that it will necessarily save
them some time in a collision land it may
tor all that}. but it adds a newusu to trnv
cling to be able to decipher every sound
and signal heard and seen, and the man
who ptnsesses such knowledge is ottrima
enabled to turn it to great savor-urge.
The average American traveler taken his
seat in the Pullman our and consider» him
sell sale. relying upon the trainrnen and
crmdrrctor tonvold all accidents. burrowing
no thought whatever upon the various and
oitlimca intricate signals that must be
given and received in order that his safety
may be assured.
He may know that the ringing of the
bell denotes the starting 0' the engine or
the passage oi the train over street» and
meanings, but the action-oi the tralnrnen
the many waving lanterns and the van
colored light» are to him riddles
1m: All! slusaL
The signals which come most frequently
other medical treatment had failed.
Send 2 tworccnl stamps tocovci
postage and packing, when you
write for the book. Address
Lvnia z. rmrnan ash. co.. Lynn. rs.-
‘n. P. MORRELL.
ll’s’l’ll'E (if Tilt: l'lr'..\('l-2 Solar-y Public.
1 Pension Attorney. Real .stale and Fin
[manor-e. Furniture insurance a specialty.
in Washington street. South Nor-rails. ante ti
HOMER E. HOYT.
linen Watchmalei and Jeweler
ill SORT“ MA I N 31' ll ['1 ET.
Repairing of line and rumpllmrni not. lies a
syn-rial”. Key wind rhnncr-rl [IL-:91". l-Zt'rr)
lacillty (or first clasa work, and the median-
not nbililv to do the ram».
Merrill Business College.
MAIN)!” l, CONN.
FOLLOWS:
Fort New Yona. A. 31.4. "(except Mondays)
ex.546.6|lilocal ex..iih$ac. Tainan-liens”
exJ’illlomlex mill!) ex. 03 ac. lilll ca.
ll 37 local en. . M.-—l’.':45e.s. “.5 ac. 2w ex.
2!“ ac. to Stamford. express {mm Hiamlord,
3:5. titer. so: at. toStamforrl.5alex. bwac.
“Lin-La]. su ac. 7 5| cl. 8 ll ac... “misc, ill-.23.
ex resa. Snuds 1—5 l6 ex.. 5 I
em, 9 “Lac. P. .—-tl H as 7 ac... on an.
l'fllt haw rum. A. ii.— I is ex; 6 it)
i it! an. 8 is) so, 0 in rm. it) t‘.’ ac. P. )l.—i2
M.. I "l 11.. I can, 2 W! cm, 4 5 312,5 l5 ac.,ll fl
Ic.. 'i' i5el., 7 flaunt! l] no.9 ll ac" it ill Atlanta
ex and ac.. £225 a. in.. ex. slumlayr-‘i is ac...
titans. nullitDat'. p. m.
lion llarrrvortn. A. H.410 ac" 9 is ex.
1003“. P. M.~~l2mex. lil.’ 21.. lean" 7 [5
«1., ll rl sin. 11 ll: cm. 11$; or. ex.
loa srarxovrmm. A. M.~6 to ac. Dues.
ltIL'ac. r. M; wiser. to». 7 tier. ad
or .. lm rig-pt Monday morning between
)r-w Haven Springtie ll i ea.
You Rooms. A. Eli. ~l i2 (via Shore Line).
P. M.«l‘.'m ex. ivia Hpringfieldi. 10? ex. via
Hartford).
LEAVE NEW YORK
I'm: Sor‘fll Nnnwarx. A. .\i.—~5 01 em, out
If": iii an. Koren. PM an, it Mex" litter"
l2 m noon ex. P. ALA!!! an. 1 men" :4! ac..
3 or: ex. 31; ex.. It! ex., 4 hi on. 5 in out in! ex"
70 l an. am an, Oil) Ada-c es. and ac.. 12 ll)
midnight ex. Sundays—Gill no.7 aluminium
l2 Ill midnight.
~ Hewitt-ml" - E. . .. ,
Ira-Id the choir-M order-nit foul-e young up to a certain ngr. after that it mth be ”a--.“ w. I“: 'xlfslr: Kamcwh'mij, u..- “A, 3;” 51:3; tat-39g "3:3,“? 'h "1, f” H 0115310“ '0 Railroad
Koren know a“ these elderly "WW" hm“ “."w‘x' " h "‘ lemme “m“ ”0 ""‘m" A Woman Rancher. best and latest Acquisitions in railroad firms-n. English allllr'rrllr'ut'lrlrmmr)’slut}: -_.-“
The men I“! “film“! ”I "10 preferences froth when a child once Within that the “lull-fl “fl homllk nlvlilOI.
a! such women and mu overwhelm them
with attentions which in no case can be
workman
Worm-n younger than themselves these
elderly women regard as xtill in the age of
Maud butter They are symlxuln-ric
over the broil: with servonte and concern
ing the diameters oi chlhlren, but they
father and mother are not ornninclan-
Philadelphia Pres.
Etiquette and Moral Teaching,
' Did you ever stoplothmh that ii om-
hnli tin- anxtcly expo-mint, in touching it
child not tut-ill with its kn‘i cm-reilirwtcd
toward teaching it to be chltrltuble and
One oi the most successful ranchersiu
the west is Emma Perry. a young widow,
alight in stature. retinal in manner and
(air of lace. Sheiarilsoaclever conifers.
tionist, intellectual in her tastes and
very fond of mirrting, to which she do:
voice the leisure she can secure alter»
teral‘rng m the large estute she mnnagm
entirely Lem-ll She is a daring rider. and
mortars-en. it haseutirvly «rated the bet.
rope. which used to run attentive length
oi the train
The rope with which this signal is up
craterl hangs in each car near the tool. and
every car now but its upante length oi
rope, which is connected at each curl torn:
air valves The good qualities of the air
signal rm- numerous. in the first place it
its.
Business m supplied with om nostri-
more. free of rhsrge.
llea‘qnartera (or South Norwalk and vicinity
for the male and rental oi the Berni on Nan-
ilard 1') new riser. 1' pro ritrr supp! es.
For (slain-gonad m.-
M. A. MERRILL. President.
ALBIN MALMO.
L‘ORRHWED 1'0 JAN. 3. Int.
Trains leave South Xurwalk for laundry—
ILL'tJllia. run I: lIJQJWJWInd idiom.
an Lye—Danni. “Gum.
Tram-r leave Dnnbury for South Sorwalk—
Olfifiihlimand “‘6th iii. MB and 85
p. m. Sun-layout“; in and 5!]; l. in.
1:?an leave South Noni alk {or gelleld—
BlduidQIllLIL. 1211223. ill) and amp. In.
Trains leave Ridgvrleld for South Nor-alb—
F. H. NASH & BRO.
Estimates given on Plumbing, Gas Fitting,
Tin and Sheet Iron Work. Victory, New
Stamford and Silsby’s Steam Heaters, Duch-
ess, Uncle Nick Ranges, also New York
Ranges. Decorated and Plain China.
Copper, . gate, Tilt and Iron Ware at the
lowest prices.
l’ristrom lilyatt,
No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
grainy-1:2: firvatgifieszfizl; pure, trutlilul and sweet hearted the Mg. ”film. over u... prairie on mum-”u =er? a great deal 0‘: time and labor. tor Wis all kinds of 3;}; :1 ”I” “a "'55 " m" 3:“ 5m “‘1 N 0 RW A I K
. .‘ world would be u betterinn to tarry at. stormy ohujuuuwm 1,,— her “rpymumk it it the trninrnan oea not have to go "3‘ 3" my); “Kg DIVISIOV '
"‘1 ”mum ’wnfif:h':'}f: 3:12: It is horrid and vulgar and all that, ol’ In winter. “’mi'll’d up wurmrymd mount through the train unwitting the hell Fm“ “d 8. “eat,' a.“ .’ A '
words They like youth and circuurugv
the practice oi young girls. for whom they
have golden words of wisdom.
When the fill days come and they find
it dlfllcnlt to get daily on their knees. they
at uoklheaded sticks. which they use like
amarshal’s boron or a fairy wand 'l‘lu-
pink ribbons in their caps are not signnl-i
d (Ilium By and by you will find llmm
at Hot Springs. Lukewwd. in Florida,
where they hold court on sofas. If their
more bandaged they are hidden under
Ice frills and pinked out flounces, lest
tiny advertise (or sympathy and check the
cheerinl crinversation which they like to
bar flowing around them. limve voter
In they have their wound-o and scant. but
they make them no allair of the World's.—
ll" York Evening Sun.
Chill-n lien-ties.
While the general thought oi today in
mid toUhili has a belllcose tendency. it
h pie-rant to turntou . “-2.; piste-clot sub
in connectwn with the little republic.
t matters not how rough the heart of man
W ha. ha is generally susceptible to
beauty. and thoughts at a moregeutle con
and may reign when we forget the men
b the contemplation oi the women of
Chill. The race-of the north. who are for
“output lair. are prone to acknowi
course. to put onc's knife helm-en one's
lips. but put it there and keep it there, say
I, to all eternity. rut her than give room to
scornlnl words and bits of scandal. As {or
me, I shall grow gray homicd perhaps, “nil
decrepit ii the hon! spurt-s me; my chll
drcn's children shall rise up and call me
grandmother. the friends ol my youth shall
wane also no wanes the harvest Ilioon. but
even down to and through the polity oi
lile's decline I shall protect my right to
take up a bit of elusive potnto with what
ever utensil it accmeth Wits! to avail my
cell of. I do not think the angel who
gunrtls the celestial gate will stop to ask
so much whether we lured our knives in
eating as whether we slashed and stabbed
at each other with weapons oi scandal and
indiscrimimitlng bate. -
Then- will be worse things charged
against tut. larn thinking. thou the breach
of social amenities or the failure in con
ventional usages. The question pro
pounded will take hold of drops-r matters,
and our entrance into the great company
0! the elect shall depend on grave-r lithllm
Solct unspend less time in polishing tht
cxteruttla. let us look to it that not only
the brink of the character we Weave grows
glistening and white. but also that the ten
titre ir- llrln and there are no dropped
stitches. and shoddy warp (or the light. oi
eternity to reveal.-Chicugu llcntld.
ed on a pony, she personally soprriutcmls
the rounding up oi her cattle, loving the
driving rmow (or hours. until the lost
homml head is liiaplnecoi shelter—Ex
change.
Saving Scrap. a! Toilet “up.
A thrifty mug-«trim, mode by a woman
whom- silvcml hrml nut-«La hor years a!
txpr‘rlv'llt‘t‘, is a use for the stomps ol soap
left in the toilet «lotion who-n a (rt-sh coke
is taken. These shr- gnthrrs and preserves
carefully. and when the accumulation is
sulliclont putsthrmwith :i very little water
to moisten the onus, into a tin kept for the
purpose. It is thou set on the ntoveand
melted slowly, and when a little cool
molded in balls for a second use. "Aal
buy the had and purest soup I can get,’
she says, "it pays to utillre the scraps."-
llcr Point of View in Sew York Time».
A Tribute to A.t"l" “our".
The Duke of Marlborough isagmtt a-l
mirvrof the American woman. and says
that "she has a natural quickness for ap
ropes and arranging the coil of surplus
rope to the rear platfonnoi the but car
As Anon its the air bakes unconnected
the signal is verily to he noted When the
conductor wants to signal the engrnorr he
has nwn-ly tn tutirh the thin rope hanging
above him and a rural! steam whistlrrn
the cab‘ntblown. With the bell rope or
had to lay his whole wright on the rope
and in a long train the signals olteu went
wrong.
It a train breaks in two the whistle wil.
be sturteslatonce and cannot be stopped
until the tardy ears have been joined The
engineer can therefore. be instantly in
formed when a car break-away. and eon
sequently can take the ucccrsrary action
immediately. thus saving corridor-bis
time. to any nothing 0! any numb" ol line
should the train happen tube on a down
grille. ,.
One pull oi the signal rope starts the
lnrin, and when it is in motiort our poll
call» lor an immediate stop Two pulls
lnl'orrn the engineer that he mun stop at
the nest nation. and three polls is the rent
preciuting the characters a! the men
around hennml she takes infinitely more
pains, and in some respects greater trouble
all around. thou the lingllshwoman dis
plays Alter marriage the bright. cheery
girl rcnmins the guy, can-fully dressed
married woman who is slimy» trying to
Imommvs wnts‘rtn
Thrwhisrleuothe' ‘ issi,
frequently observed by par-tense” and also
greatly misundrmnal by them. Who has
not swn ll ohm-n or more heuispop out a!
wimlowa at the whistling o! the engine
mlETABLW. DELK'A'I'ESSEN.
Butter. Em. LnnLCannu‘l rirrxlr. Yunnan
Oystcrs. Pin. etc.
NORTH MAIN NTKEET. NEAR “1:51.
Scull; Snl’wnllt. ' :m‘ 1': li’
II" on llllilll’ SBIVEIBEB.
\‘lnlis AIM i'mprmls r leaned in lhr- lie-st
manner for thr least money. i‘ull “flotation
snorted. Vaults dlainlr r'lrvl tree. Address
is W. South Nurwalk. it first
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
sin-rib lain ”not.
l'p-iitairs
D. P. MORRELL.
Lliill'l' AND um \‘Y ““11“,“?
now and haunt-hon inrullnrr nun-rd with
care. Trunks In'l ‘0“le a r filled [or and
ptiy delitreml. "nlt". Sn. lll Washing-
in street. rlnmh Sin—walk. I’unn din ti
Day Scavenger.
Illkflll and Will" llllllllll.
:l'raiue leave Brillswmt as follows:
hill-i" m" mm, ("it “Willi! ki
sun. VII-aw or m eo.ma
t'nli'urclloltl or Albany and the Wear. us
10 l" a. rrs.. fre- ht for llawleyville.
2 tits. on. freiu it for Grunt Barrinztou.
till 1- m., I’llteileld and Albert ' museum.
.5 in p. m.. how Milton! swcl
6:” p. m.. New I special
gm p. m., freight for Great Harrington.
. :5 a. m.. (Sundays) W (or Plum
and Albany.
Witmn ii. We”, Vice President and
General r.
A. W . Plains. General Passenger Agent.
1. A. Wilson& to.
BROKERS.
No. 67 New Street,
NEW YORK.
investments made in Mocks and "rain for
Cash or as 0! fluvaod upwardir. Corn-
uri—ious is l per cent. each say.
orders received in mail or tele-
graph. References exchanged.
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l.\' ALL THE lATE-‘VI' SHADES ASD FABRICS. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
HOSlERY & UNDERWEAR
TRISTRAM & lIYIlTT,
NORWALK, CONN.
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edge the beauty oi their dark eyed mirth _..., _..-. mow MN" an quietly w the he”, “an when utm- wan milly coca-mot danger Vaultsand cesaprnrlar’rnnul ontbe improv- M llll - d 8' M ' u- . II mmmmm Mb I: w. .
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VIM latitulim have I certain “WW"! school where she will rennin till her edit I the “it” “W”, “n“ I" l n I have retrieved my hnsineuto flulebsd la inltatlonot therarast marbles . . i ' 8 {f'fl‘r‘tmm " 0' "fit-4 ‘9! -i
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solait in them-eel the creole and Span
his types which are iound in Chili.
The women all allect the black shawl. or
null. and this is the regulation morning
and church attllu. no wmnn ever going to
ma- witbout this simple wrap. Some
travelers no so far a to assert that it is
this manta which lend-so much charm to
the wearer. and makes her attractive.
ironr earliest childhood. They watch her
character develop and her mind untold.
’l‘hey umiemand her calamities Phrhaps
her mother has been trained in the same
school before ber.or she may have rein
tivu arnoog the nuns At any rate. she is
their child. They know and love her and
they lay the (mutilation. of her education
well, [or they are rypouslblc (or the whols
twenty‘slx nL‘r-ws from nine totweuty
live years of attrition. of whom lost their
huahauda helm they wereaeveu year-old.
A young and wealthy widow. who, like
the l'unrlita. never saw her husband since
chew-s quite an infant. ls interested in
this work
Constance risers-rose describes the
woman ol the upper class lnsonthern Italy
brake days this signal falling on the ears
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the platlorrna and exert their utmost cl
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Water street. new
For sale in South Norwalk by ”to. C. NINA—“ON.
on M W“ ”Will SWAN ltBIJSHNEll
Mrs. w. Fawcett. , ship Chandlers.
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thlthout it she might not receive a “mum . as r brilliant humming bird whose lvre- “'whw" ‘° "W" “"m' “”0 nit/flu Vim"? MK“ BR Immrmm.
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nutter mural Carmen might be ginning, They lead her up gratin-ill, herewith-tub! hassle the sun, while the . ‘, ' .13, ,_ , ’ Terri—min. Muesli. it? {Elixir
Mm“ bosomsthlng '0" “WWW" from one tblngw another. They calmly warren oi the lower clauses endure with ‘ . ' ' " Trimmed asll‘ll . loll dlllmt ferns. “mh'ummvhi'fl'v “z“ ‘
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III“!- ‘l‘lltlt '59 ll." '0'“ Carmen 0"“ live, six. ton and even twelve years. Then “I.“ [or ”calling in thing," . ' a in "mks. * A u w “w" autism I”. oar 0‘" flag: tor hints. , ' a
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ll I’m MI. "I" the will“ Things are taken quietly and Inns into ceptedevil with hater-terriers. are 'wrgm h ”w ‘ est mu a my. mm}. b. Mlfiml ‘2‘" m‘gw ‘ f
M MD all“?! “1m“? mutual. deeply. The school optimum longer and removable. however. usually with salt and aw“? the " mam “mm III-Inst I. l? “'5' mm“ mm“ ""3 Benefit-rum: that a and our
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Munch. swath-numb- vmh than with us Thcgirls study morehourr our ohttiaatecasa rosy be treated with ' “dam” m ‘ rsrs .. u... M ,m, mm,” on mm. mm... aha.
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1“ tht b all ‘5' limit” 0' I August. There are on spring or winter claim in the locality knownbythspossls m ‘m pub _, m— E", w at St I “ “ “ ‘ “‘ ‘ ' PAYM ENTS
republic. Why. they even have women In vacations and no Saturday holiday» ills. name olJawhooe Unlehmod with berm ” In er y 83
W WWW b‘“ it W ‘N‘ M“ weeks in the late nummer. and a lew «last. hands keeps up the Imminent claim and
that then-ma dots not 1 pm in the net. at New Year ml Master. all Sundays; teaches the public school while she units 4
m i I'll-Um hmmoovim and the principal church holidays. and nntllthe mlasisdevelopsd '
I“! e women
m put on daring tits war with Peru.
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usually a hall holiday on Thursilay,“
all the breaks made In school life. which
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a d VMII’ "I?“ not inclined to all out oi the Newt—Atlantic Monthly . F BovlsTuNs 3'6“”. "hall‘s. Charms.
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type I slit sauna-on is Chill. but one m” ‘3” m“ " 3"” '99" W” m“ « alllfll Clocks. lllalllllllds.
w W'- "- W-o' M WI mm: courtroom W .. F m pm ““9 mm
W “a “m mtg}: ttlng water or mobs-urn into theqple. ”hummer-samurai“ m” - “M, m ‘ mm.
and trip down the upper ms at
closeuyoncandwlrleltuaderthe plate'r
llnlom it you will. bind the edges with
unmet the owing lids with it. do
caeerslbhutagrvenapplepts. ag
“circumcision-smoking."
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2'9 Mill St.
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