.H.HAth-:Y’s
North Main Street. South Nor-walk.
Sturievant’s
BIBHII HOUSE. '
museum-mi
lhrdhytlilttihereaehadtbatextrm rite rem nun lilo Wm
ity of rupernatural four which reaeta upon
lion" and broom:- brow
Wan-ebony
loll-h. lunarlaaldrawaheedowu.
“thew-wanna headefair
Broth lilo nit-rho liken feather:
Wthrowntruuuddnekyhair
Manual-elem
Men-unheated. there'eaerrlfl
eaves. .
lhahaelowaliheabirdirotnthehtdlv
”I:
”mmwmdrnpeai'ee
not ehall brighten the world for him
’ flw- ~lroeton illobe.
A _ BURGLAR'S GHOST.
lie waa a undoubtedly. Aa noon
Ileavhint. lying at full length under
thedronpingbrnueheuof a mountain uh.
with ite vividly green, pointed lean» look-
ing atriooely into his mocking ince,l
. knowthnt he will notacreutnreoi solid
pain Why.aa i wood. ewe stricken, a
I'ewyardeawny. Ieouldaeetbegrorrnd on
which he was lying clear through him
5! wae ulwoiutely trnuepnrent lie ovi
joy rny terror-.‘and aeueering
arnllelhatripplod over biewbole form. from
toptobottorn, proved that, in his ‘ ghwtly
way.be rejoiced in his uncanny nppmr
moonlight forced its way
through the» hanging clustentof leaves that
from the branches of the moon
Rho-d weaned to shed n congenial
flow ”the ehadowy pretence amount-d
the [rearward The glow wee chilly
It united the ghow. Your nvemge
appreciate cheerfnlnm,
milk Ihlp of light or bealntml
385 Wilt ghm dlflerod from
hilowninthathe did not disdain the
ooarfortdareautheut porition.it is re»
enable to mppore that be prrierml to
here hie uncertain otltlinen marked by the
and blue white hue of Llllll'l ray-t. inml
morningnun.
I tin-re upon him quite unexpectedly
greening wan still young, but in the
Why-darknowfnlleoverthe
firth very-Manly. and n large motilimin
‘ lbw-I a heavy ahadow. I tlonot
"jaunt-ti hadanyrtllreunatofeeleor
[Ibl flea-h new in the heart at a
Wat-editor” flora we rnad.and
Unfiuwutobefund anywhere inthe
dulywouledmndeenrrortuding
W's huge“ unruly
place he w ruturnlly
hunt. There not no rig
evntthefaiut rustling oi the leaves
thernoontainaeh.prevmling the spot.
‘I'hohuttdthetrunw-reuintofimum
d d-Ipl. Dd gapad at the in
like tan-tho Iron the hatydidr
udhulllregntheteeuaimelly burnt into
vie-antheirreranfiaehurtaaifoppml
per-Inn“:
the mountain and.
null that its bright
mournfnlly at tirrm
' of the pretence of n
blanket. way.
M u lb Ilrat‘y
M Man mmmto
M9 retrdulurn
understand. infer“ 0""
. aeupor
W patient
But Itt'Vr'l‘
or Wuhan. minor to “to
through Colonel Illrnzp’r park my mi»
“wane-bout ldietinctlmtutht-
“blue-8d . Hon curt-its over
madman-ant” a weird results of
by unknown fort:- of the nether
world.
lwenttniteepalnvetryw.
:uoi-Nellieflt and l bud ill“ in
W ' a ‘Irrly, 'e lzzl-rl
Incite-ally ( vl ti lllhetl. “mi
“N W“ I ““1 I do not
howexaetly hnwh ”whirl. hnr um
lovely Augusta-inn. what her rm m...
pa we Illtutl «my
fifty-1t n hop in n
that to which
“ring tinder
‘Ud my Ifl'fs’
" p, . "than“ not
‘1; wfz'be colonel
w knew would not
of with Nellie. who
( Winona hm
‘" ll! objection to
worldly enneltleretiuzm.
term Iirri
Jamming
under
lieve that l
“permit-potion
“‘2'le that I
imitation Sol boldly
"menuarniaucy oi corn-e Do you
nteuntoiiethnreeudtellrnethet you no
rlnllythediaenrbodiedepiritoiamnndend
Intheleehi ladutitthatlnyeyeetnllute
ywnwaghwbnttnynnunaoarnnrewill
notlirtento such anahnnlnotiooaodl
eaythetwheul pmedtninmoignte you
nIintendtodoatmlnhnli find thet
you ere. literally. more loouebiue."
Agniolateppodiorwedaud again the
Thiugetoppedtne.
"Iloldl”
Therewae a binning in his voiconehe
hated hie command. while a certain
tremblinginhin lop. which In; atroifil
andeoclnretogethertbatthey lodltedl e
onunndetnethinh he wee going toget
“F
“Why nhould I hold?” dernnnded in
digrrttutly, Iorl wu beginning to bite my
temper. Bethle- I expected Nellieevery
minute.
“Become you cannot help younelfl Ha:
ha! Ital Dtlr’t you know who I urn? You
cannot meet your Nellie tonight."
I necretly resented hie speaking no fnmil
Ierly oi nty betrothed. but I bottled my
wrath and rimply said:
“Why not!"
”Brenna I will not let either of you
pan me."
”Ithlirrulounl" I returned hotly "You
talk a» if you controlled the traffic til this
park How do you meant to atop on?"
"Very really. I out the Ghost of ilt‘tn—
fling Water. and my very nature given me
apower in spirit land that no onecun with
«and. Don't you know that ughrnt can
not cm a running ml"
k I row tbnt the n .. hd thnugbtieosly
made a Input in his nod it won with
I ring of triumph ’ voice that I said:
“GIIMW seen: to ‘ men troubled
with nurmwmiud ”an well an mor
tale. I have heard = 7 beings of your
kind arr stoppui in ,, ‘peramhuhttiom
and mischief by n strum. nod
doubtlenw your heing' & (ihtntof Run
biog Water given you a great denial in
fluence in your when. But you mn-ly
don‘t mppme that you eon—after fulfilling
your ntltn‘lou auroral.” I presume you
did-monitor" to interfere with people who
are rtill struggling along in this matter of
fact world?"
The ghost woe about to reply when lilll
denly I now a white, dinphnuous drone
glintiug through the trenn. and the next
minute my Nellie won in full view, She
trolled joyooely an Ihe nought night of me.
evidently not noticing the shape on the
ground.
Only inrareotatd. however.
With a low cry of “rump-inmulde
epinehe ielt nod mornmbed to their-y
atrocohere oi the xhontly Milan. on
matching herartntnuppliattingly toward
ate.ehe fell penetrate by tbeeideof the
Minimalism.
I waaeoovermrne by the periiofmy
Nellie thnt I could not more at first. Then
lrooovererlartdnprnngfnrwarrljuntns the
ghoatntrrtched hie clomuty urine and ac
tually drew her into hie embrace. With a
bound I was it! bin “do. while the long,
wet leave» of the mount-tin nob flopped
apitefully in my face. In if they. too. me
taking part with the auperuatnrnl powm
lit-inst m
“Ghoul. mortalordevill lcnrenotwhot
youarer’lgnnpedne I tried to within)
bythe throat. feeling , ready to brave the
Innis of 'htnrlu itaelf for Nellie-'5 nuke.
'I'hr mysterious. icy feeling I have re
ferred to before run through my rotor, at
if my life blood had congealed. toritriurl
to tenr Nellie firm bia fearful chap
“I forgot uIl about this brook nod lat-tn
lily walked right into it." wan Nellle'n
hull laughing, half crying plaint, it» I
ruined her to berfeet andkdbertowunl
thehouretoget ridoiwetclothing
”Yes, dear." Ireplied. ”but I must for
tainly one it p‘hyficiarr. [or my nerves are in
been working and studying too much
lately.”
“I not sure you have, dear. You look M
though you had just teen aghmt." mat
littl' tmn
uncorniortnble plight in her rolirirudu
Nellle'e reapouee. no the forgot
for too.
lwouder how I come to mistake a hit!»-
stream of water In the moonlight for the
burglet’eghmtr—George C. Jenk- in Pitu-
burg Bulletin.
"I Bills
General Ben Butler formerly owned a
large rrtautili. who become famous» for con
tinned depredutim on various butcher
cart» air they ported through the turret» of
Lowell on their timing rounds. The dog
we» noferociouethnt monedoreri attack it.
. occurring himou the “rent.
eteele meat frorn uty butcher earl. who!
would do!"
p,.
i I
you to [toy for it." "Certaiuly.” raid Gen
eralltutler. I'but label hereto eborge
atldthe oranwaenot Wuhan
circuitry-taut.
A flue-ringing.
lounrhaewallttlefnulerriernfrnarvel
”m It”.
and humour
—oraverygnod
a. terrible condition. I have entirely too
much imagination. I an afraid I have
no fora time bent-quite ther of the
nitration. Iiunlly one victim Molded to
approach the general on the rubject. no
ouemnrnlng
it; told. "General Butler. ii a mun'e om
." raldthelawyer, “I thank! uralte
forit." “Very well." motioned
teller. “your dog hae atoleo W
worth oi tneatirotu tnyeartand i want
you
lvedollareiororoie-ional advice.” It I»
lane leavy looking Sloane The! In,
Not In a tool an hey Appear.
Be weaafnltir. Hiretend wan lufrrhrt
of one of the unoccupied Mover tli Fulani
nlrnrt. where. day after tiny. he rtood and
told a oenteot fovurnodingernotnry.
Ito. principal part «I hiloutflt not
Moi anirou irnmeJrotntbecro-bav
of which were noel-ended variou- pinoon of
brokenchinmglmwoodJrou endno on.
frowned togrlber with the ”greatest din
covery oi the Nineteenth century.” which
war the mild way in which the inkir do-
acribed the content. which he rut-lied or
"the antoui-shiugly low price of twenty-live
eentea bottle." Attached to the ends of
there tiring: of cemented crockery were
huge rocks. xupponedly very heavy. which
wereunedaentest of the xtrengtb of the
Iticklng power- of the cement. and which
the iahir [lubed at inlervaln with h'n fuel.
to an to mete them swing back and forth.
and eolend additional proof tobliturnertlon
that the cement ”would not melt in water
heated to n temperature of mo (logo. Indian
an yreu‘lmen"
'I'lmrandeoi people peered the. inkir'a
stand every tiny, and routetirrtes one would
stop. and after taking a good look at the
Bringing omngnutentn. would buy it but»
tie at the wonderful preparation, receiving
the fakir'e humorous announce that if he
thought be war "truck" he could bring it
back and he would refund his money iLi
cheerfully an be had received it.
The writer. in ctwbmon with thounpmls
of bin fellow townsmen. pureed the iatir'o
mud every dny. end each day marveled
more and more at the worulerf'nl prover!
witnessed by the content which held thaw
tiny bite of china end glare together in
spite of the large swinging notion. whirl:
kept up their lmkwurd um] Inward mow
moot with the regularity of a clock pundit
Ium.
The mystery wu ooivodinnnunt-xpeemi
manner one averting, when a hard arrow
storm compelled the genial iakIr lo "citric
up" rotnewhnt earlier than usual. Wlmu
the writer came along toward the ink‘tr'e
plownfbuslnenabe noticed that the iron
frame had been taken down and disjointed.
in order that it might be more easily our
rind. The only other article in view In“ a
huge canvas vnline. in which it is presumed
had been packed the stock of content and
thentrirttrn of cemented glmwlebinn. tr»
gether with those heavy stones with-h
played to important a port in demonstrat-
ing the ntlhcnive quaint-of the glue. All
these things must hove mule the vnl'tm
rather heavy. but the Inklr didn't net-m to
mind.
He picked it up. and shoulderinu the din.
jointed ifnn from, Mapped over to the
curb to wait for his cur. The car chute
bowling nloog in a few mute ("bowi—
big" is rntber a etrnrtg word tonne when
npenhlng of a Brooklyn ear. but it eounde
well). and the inkir signaled thetlriver to
flop. but with a nourbnlnuce which is only
po-ihle to a Brooklyn cur driver who is
trying to make up for the time lost in
climbing the hill from the ferry. be Ig-
nored the poor inkir and drove on I felt
norry for the content dealer. knowing boo.
he was hnmlimpp-d by that weighty
taller. and was about to sympathize Will:
him. whim In my surprise be uturtetl on a
brisk run through the arrow after the not
log car. lie caught It after running a
Mentor no, and landed gracefully on the
rear platform, with oil his trope in good
order.
I have nince been thinking that pvt-hunt
those "elm" were not so hair; in I bod
supported. or in it pnuuble that there are
such things an "wooden ttonen?"~lln>nlt
lyn Eagle.
“of." the Wedding. ‘
They were two young men. and they
occupied nurture seat In on "I." car. The
convention which engrossed them was
not intended to be funny. but it was,
Everybody within earshot of the pair wore
a broad mile, and the bruudent of all om-
rneoted the pretty lace of the ewugger girl
who out behind them
Are! this in why the coiled:
I-‘irnt Young Man Inervounly)—I nay. old
chap. if I should happen to fall over my
feetor anything like than we do that
cmrfountlerl march up the aisle. just brim
me up with it word or two, will you?
old Chopignylyi—Why. certainly. Iler
eufonl. old boy; you deporttl on me and
I'll put you through In great uhnpc. An a
best man I trot in n churn oil by myself.
BererionL—Arul you won't let me forget
tho ring?
Old Choir—Nina“.
“Nor alip up on any of those Mourning
"opium?"
"You'll be h-tter perfect."
“And if I get Deaf“) and rtnrt to nitip out
before the crrr-ruouy begun. you won't let
Illl! tin, will you?"
"Not. in u hundred"
the wedding Mention. and ntarte in to re-
cite anything touching. can I depend on
you toeholte him off?"
”I’ll tnlk him Into n more."
an: at you."
"What in It. liereatotdl”
rm '7
“Anything wruu with unlock?"
"So far Mont-ma oi 'ent. nod eight
note of forte."
loudl that the coorerlation y
«New York Comment-Inventor.
cur-ate been let change Rapidly.
prolieta extretttnly onl'd winters. and an-
othnrreutnraetouytbattbe nunlegrndo
uallylnriog bent and in time-retina)”
all over the globe. Whatever
lent-audible”
“Spanking about.hearl." raid Inuit.
iiarvlaaaheeettlod himelfinaootufovv
ublrcbairat the police elation; ”apneklng
about beam] think I bud anadventuru
with are on long ago that but- the
record.
”lwaehnnnlm around Shell indoor"
dugnutand bad lily guuandulittiedqp
The hearl had reference tornadeiteap
an the ahoraund I eltothlnt.
henlianrlodlbeord auolueovcrin the
Irrational thinking there might be an
other heartburn Ideterurinod townrt in to
Inventigate. The bearl bad nbotlay life
le-toell nppenmnctnt. but“ bud my In:
picione about him, knowing the trench-
et-out bahileof the varmint.and before!
went away I tied the chain of the boot
around hie neck and left the Iittledog to
wntch.
”lbndnot gone far into the brunhbo
love I heard the dog barking. and hurrying
back what won my norprioe to see the
bearclitnlring n tron nod pulling the boot
up after him. with the dog sitting in the
stern thereof nod hut-king ior denr life.
Thenight almost partly—red me for u mo
metal. but Irma recovered and tired. The
bear sprang from the tree. jerking the bout
contuining the dog after him. nod he pulled
out for the other side. I had tontop to re-
lootl. and by the lime I was ready tonhux
ngnin the animnl waaout oi range. I run
around to the other side of the lake. ex—
pecting to catch him when be loaded. but
be was too sharp for me.
"lie only stopped long enough to let the
dogomof the bounwbrn be pulled out
again liefnrel got in rnnge. and when he
got In the mirlrlle of the lake he climbed
into the bout bintrelf and m no hit
hauucbrn looking“ me. I never recon- ml
bearorhont; but there tire eturiee aliomt
among the inhabitants of the (wintry in
the neighborhood of Shell lake of u hear
being seen frequentlv gliding gracefully
up and down the lake in ndogout."—hlem—
phlt Appeal-Avalanche.
The Blah“ Trick lnylnlned.
In Mnekelyneund Wentheriy'a book on
conjuring the following explanation In
give-n of the inmoue Indian basket trim ll.
The [illilkt'h used in n common run-git
wicker nilu'tr.to cloudy woven, bower-rt.
that. It cannot be seen through. It indolent
spherical in show and It» noon-ow month.
just large enough to allow the entrnnco of
the juvenile who in apparently npirited
nwny. The little boy or glrLuthe cure
my be. is produced by the performer and
promptly blindfolded, ontetteibly with the
view of dotting out from hlnor her view
the awful doom which in imminent. but in
renlityltiemorr to blind the eye of the
npeetotortbttn thnueof thenoirject.
'I‘heebild thus prepared iephcr-d in the
h-nhet. when it coils “on”. but! sod Ito-It!
together. around the inner periphery of the
huhet. In this position it Ininleible to
any one looking in through the W
oponingwbicb ftwmathcmonth of there
ceptacle. Then the play beglm. 'l'll
nwurt! inthrust through the basket «guilt
nudagnin. the performer unnnlly mnclnd‘
in; his operationa by jumping Into the
basin and trampling. rum-MPH. no its
oempnnt. Knowing the pmitim. nmumul
lrytht- child. however. one w” that it it
not poneible to do any damage by that
menus.
This crime having been committed the
banker intururd up and shown robe empty
winrnsooncnn nee. At thin juncture
the performer Ionvu no time for any one
to ought-«t rm rxgutzinntio'r. Another little
child. often twin I'mtlwr or ninet- of the
mthjcet. who hon been lying perdu around
the corner. arrive: on the scene and it
pliant-d utl anthem operated upon. The
donation! urn their mIIt-ctul on quickly on
Wilde. the trope put together nod the
perforruern vneete the aeene oi their ex-
ploite with all available expedition. Won
derful. init not? And the ”I“!!! Well.
well. I think you or I, reader, could men»
age that. Our rooonteurn don't usually
travel with a mlcrtwnope.
“It I Cough DH.
A rough wee mainly reepoulibie for the
bloodshed that attended the coup d'etttt
whereby Napoleon III obtained his throne.
The nrmmtlm hiarnhal de St. Amend
luul chnrge of the military operetionr.
But he won unwilling to mume the direct
maimilriliry of ordering the troops to fire
"If Uncle Jim roller-ta a wee/pint; jury at 1
”There'e juuone thing more I want to
”Iiyouliearnf’enyhody who intrude to the
epring a wedding gift clock on Helen. etop
oylter
At lbinpoiutthelwnmrgirl giggled to
' audtlenl
Ereryuwaud then aouaweathwrap
upon the purple. being not ulwgetber oer—
uiu M lathe Multof Napoleut'n mentor»
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hie enterprise: When the n: for
action arrived and the mob began to thaw
rigor of swooping aaide the tram». the
brigndier gem-ruin under hi9 order: not on
officer IOIlllll nt bemlqnartern wants him
what they were to do. Strongely enough
8t. Artututl mot mixed itt that moment
with in violent lit of coughing. which lanted
for several lltllmlt-n. Finally. when It
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The billet-r. hula! welted until the gen
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(mention. Agein 8t. Aruautl war Inlud
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only
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count the ownera thereof. emf
ll. 1., New Haven & Ilaninnl ll. ll.
Octobor If. ".0.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK AS
FOLLOWS:
Fort New You, A. M.-—li "(except Mood. r)
ewa. owlncnlex..lifibac.73ac.7 flex. 8
ex. Ellllttcal expretteJNB ex. “iii no. Ill ll ex.
ll 87 local t-x. M.~I2:Ui ex. Ill no. no ex.
25! ac. to Stamford. express from Stamford.
335. Ill-ix. “lino. to Stamford. twat. 550w.
Miler. 6H ac. Til ux.li II no. luau-"l (Bum.
“ uhlnglon ”giro-r. Snuda '9—6 Ill ex.. 546
ex. Ilhnc. P. .—d liar. 7.. ac..928nc.
fort New linle. A. .-l ls ex.; 610
72$ art. 3 Eli an. 9 Id ex“ 10‘: or. P. M.—I1
ex.. mi ex., 1 on- an: ex..rs.c.515u..tzi
In. 7 I5 ex.. Txiar~841u..041 ar..Ill1iAdame
ex and eta. 1:23 o. in. ex. Sundays—l 25 art.
912“" a. nu: “Sac. p. In.
A. H.410 00.. Did
lull?" ul’k‘itmutg‘n nr "13
‘ac. . .- I ex. ext “3 ’
”will no..lllflex..lz$a.rit.ex'. “fl .
ion Srulzmnlur. A. 1—6 IDac. Dltex.
meta}. P. Dir-.123 curd. mm“: 153. ill
nu. exre o n morn n twee
Su‘w Halve!) arufS'vringlIt-ldiex. g n
l'tlk Booms. A. M.—l I2 rvin Shore Line).
9. 31.4209 ex. tvin Springfield). Ill! ex. vie
Hartfordi.
LEAVE NEW YORK
Fun Sor‘rn NORWALK. A. 11—501 ex.. 8 m
an. 7 01 run, a ll)ex.. Gill urn, ll ill ex.. ll 12 on.
I: u) noon a. I'. Sin—120B nth. 1 (XML. 212 an.
3 l8 ex.. 3 2]) en. in: ex.. 4 ill 23.. ll iB «no.0 (3 ex.
7|) l_ac.. Mil an. 9:!) Adorn: ex. and am. [2‘15
mittztlchl rt. Sunrlnyw—ril iii an. 7 L!) on. 5 (flan.
itm midnight.
H ousatonlc Railroad
Dauburr rad ‘Sorwalk Illvlriea. '
CORRECTED T0 JAN. 8. 18:.
Train: leave South Norwalk iot- liauuurr‘w
r 15.0 18-. 111.. Bli.25.51tl.hfllaml “lawn.
Sunday-t»?! a. to. and II! p. In.
Tnln- Inat‘e llanhury for south Norwelk»
quTKLDIfinnd II Lia. m.. 815. hill and 63
not. rinndnye—«aibwtnaud hill .m.
Train: leave South Norwalh for gilt! field—
tlhemlvlamm. ltll ZSLIIIOand out
Trxttttr. Irlt‘e RI field for south Norwalh~
all. 73%. DIS and Han n. 111.. 325. 5m and
(till p. m.
“AIS LIN! DIVIfiION.
:I'rrtiun leave Bridgeport an followu:
l w a. m.. me for Plllnlleld.
mill nJ to. user for l'ittefieltl. muting
tonne-turns or Albany and the Went.
to m a. tn.. in: ht for Ila-lo ville.
2’ It: IL m.. 3:!!le t III" ilgrafiii‘nrrlngton.
;prn.. l e an A omen r.
5 l5 p. m.. New Milford wool . “e
no p. tn. New Hillard upwind
9:)» p. m.. freight for iireat Harrington.
7 m n. m.. (Sundown) pmnger for Pittrllcld
and Albany.
WtLqut ll. Meow. Vine Pmldent and
General Manager. -
A. W. Pnttrtrrr. (ieneral Paeeenger Agent.
J. A. Wilson& 60.
BROKERS.
No. 67 New Street,
NEW YORK.
Investment» made In Eliot-kn and "rain for
nub or M owl Wand now-rile. t'orn'
nzlsulmia if u I per cent. curb our.
orders received by mil or tele-
graph. References exchanged.
olh Iln
Marbleized Slate Mamels
out unlnntn Sillis.
I'Ihlehetl In Ilnlutlon of the rum: marble!
end wooda. lie-pine to be anon at
w. H. Meeker&00.’s
to 50m lihlli mm.
Amt ferthe hie Haven Wand
Douro-r eating"
2,.
t f. I“. - '. '. 1
y, 'n t) in;
. ' ‘ t: '
1": 1’! "it;
, . ‘ .,.r'. v
, . the.“ 23‘ Imam-er I-
it» i '-»'- , run. Patent
2" ‘9'. “ retro to teen.
”a; mt. m Main Street,
‘% urrrntlllrolr'r. tram
Winter 'ét’ylé:
HATS
IN All}. OWWM OI
SlillamlSoll Halsfiillllals
”Mainline.“ ”MIND.
It'l- mmu‘klflfl
MW, Il-
Bakers. Bfllflfliflllflis,
Orderel’rontptlrmled.
. a Iii
KNAPPtst " "
, meombiningnimuhnus
nong’nthobeottoosoonnustoannom .
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. ‘ ‘ "
‘ Coll nod examine them before purchnning any other than, at
H . Se B ROWN ’S, I
South main Street. 80. Norwalk.
5 Front}. SALE
LADIES; SHOES
Illflllll & IISEN’S
Window
i
Washington Street. South Harwell.
In order to make room for S ' Goods, we onet- th f Ilow’ l Lndwe'
Shomotihehestbargaimevcrollm Don'ifailmtnkentlvfntnge my
1 lot Hand Sewed Button and Lace Shoe worth ~
duced to $3.00. 1 lot or Cloth To ,Hand Sewzd,82.00.“1.5l)5tr§f
fine Machine Sewed, worth from .00 to $4.50, at 81.25. 1 lot of
fine M. S. at 81.50. i lot Misses’ ra Toe, 11 to 1, worth 82.00
at $1.00. not of Child's Spring Heels, worth $1.25, at 65c. And
about 500 pairs of men’s regular 50c Rubbers at 25c,
Glover & Olsen
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
F. H. NASH & BRO.
Estimates given on Plumbing, Gas Fitting,
Tin and Sheet Iron Work. Victor ,NeW
Stamford and Silsby’s Steam Heaters, Duch—
ess, Uncle Nick Ranges, also New York
Ranges. Decorated and Plain China.
lowest prices.
l't " till“
No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING. ‘
NORWALK.
“'E ARE SHOWINI’i A FULL LINE OF
NEW FILL DRESS EIIIIIIS
IN ALL THE LATEST SHADES A310 FABRICS. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR
TIIISTIIAM &’ llllll,
NORWALK, CONN
' Illilllmll “ —
I’ll!
rig... .
4-.
tendon
In
or
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noon
mo.
l’rwealo In Booth ltorwulh by 030. C. mid-803i.
““ "'” mm "W swm a. sushi?
Mrs. w. Fawcett. Ship Chandlers.
Int oroi naltllll .rrzl
w" hunt-3...: "'1‘“?
II III! SIIIEI. MIMI“.
Trimmed . In dl t
n... now our... udmmtlz’mm
abroad and extent" pallerne front our own
firem'fo‘r anti Bananas... m m,
1W .. .
hwlhfi. m... ..
mm Manon
crown
bulletin.”
“marinara-rennin“.
rlo
tlineoflneetlkvelvfl
Trlrrim.
liter Ilhitrnell.
' PAYMENTS
$1 whim
Wehrsihdmfihm:
IImnel Blocksillamonisy
tint warm-t new.
219 Irtirpr‘lt. ‘ ‘ "
momentum ruin. it
Asa—J
"save“ roam
BY VIIIA‘IIID
F. tantrum
immunisation.
Copper, Agate, Tin and Iron Ware atthe
Norwalk Chronicler