no “Ir-I'll" (lingo-toil.“
lad. by the Preach-aw Concerning
the Draytow-llomwe Scandal—Mum
Ins flat Touched by Illa Opp-neat.
Momma—There has beenau-
otherdnelasnseqml of the l'ua-Borrowe
musing between llr. Barrstne lilhank
andsll‘renohmanwhoseuatae has notyet
heendivulged. 'I'hecauneofthealfairwas
arwnrkmndobythe Frenchman regard-
" lugthecharacterof the Pox-Burrowc meete
lag. Thei‘reucltmnnwnnwounded in the
hip. The wound ’u of a very dangerous
director. '
The weapons used were the regulation
duelingpistole. and the duel was foughtat
aditnnueoftwelve paces.
lllhank Sal Injured.
'I‘he wounded man was taken aboavda
weamyaehtlyingolatend. and is being
urpfnll attended by friends who were
awaitingtheremltol the meeting Since
thennothinghasbeenlearned‘astohhoon'
difion. Ir. llilhsnk escaped without in
jury. llisseoondswere Henna lestvatlge
aadPournier. ‘
lilhnnkmetthe Prenchman in Belgium
”the Borrowed-‘01 duel. Them
Inn epoke insareaetic termaof the duel,
«pruning the opinionthatitwaswen
understood between the principals that
neitherwantohittheother. lulu-opinion
thewhul'athiugw-a put lipid) and re-
flected discredit upon the persona coir
earned.
Theaeremarkafiredthedonghty Millnnk
andhn lostnotimeiu challenging the
man. The challenge was promptly
accepted. and the duel incurred on last
Vedas-lay afternoon on Belgian soil, not
fnrfrommend.
SIX PERISHED AT PHILADELPHIA.
n. Big "In 'na Attended by Inna at
Life.
Pmunnmu, April zit—Six members of
“The Devil's Auction" company are believed
to have lost their lives in the destruction by
in d the Grand Central theater. Their
bodies are supposed to be buried in the
ruins. 'I‘heir namea are as follows:
Willhlll Marks, leading man and a mi-
llunt (1 Philadelphia. Vinceutcina Chittern,
dsnsnnnc, Italian. Panchon Con-
yern. juvenilechracter. residrutofcbingo.
bah Goldman. wryphee, resident of Chi-
anti. Flora lmlla, coryphee. Thomaa
Luella, hahushand. danmr and grotesque
artbt.
Nearlythreeaouve peoplenreinthe hoe-
pitnlruilering from burns. They were all
spectators. Seven of them who, mutate
inghurnedalamt thefnceand beadJnhaled
flutearelikely todie.’ Their nameenre as
follows: Thu Atchisou, Albert (.‘rmn-
filalplm,hflrflinchchde.liarry
, land Patterson. Jam Pigeon.
lany others will loutheireyeeight. Br:
ddas'thoae who were seriously hurt there
arenhunt fifty others who were notseri—
«fly enough injured to neuemitate their
removal to the hoolital.
Thomas 1min, the dead gymnast.tnet
hideathinanheruicattempt to ave the
Iifeolhis wife. Whenthelrebrokewthe
easily made bk escape from thsdrennng
mandreacbedthoatveet in safety. lie
supposed hiswifehad preceded him Not
ladingherin theatraetksrwturned to the
alloywaylsadingintothernnrdthe theater.
It was filled with smoke and the flames
werebeginningtobveakontof the roofof
the theater. Turning to afriendhesaid:
“Matchstick-lo ifitcustnme my life."
Without herding the resentment of
racist-non; about him he plunged into
the-okedhlledalleyanddisappeared from
view.
'l’wo 'am Bar-ed to Death.
new You, April D.——Anotbcr of the
bended lat are. converted the west wing
ofthaCayuga apartment home, ill West
”Walnut. into- akcletott of mav
salty.
Although the alarm wan hall an hour be—
fore noun. two women lost their liven,
wkflvthvuothsuwuevevybsdly learned.
The dead were Ira. William Alexander,
leaps but nun nun.
H. HAZRVEWS
77., north on“ Street. South Norwalk.
rtum! jacket out at elbeva. buttoned up
NV LOVE-
Ilavsyonhsardthetdrdainmlng
‘ Mtlravwrwaflnt’l
Suriname.
Ilnvayonnsea the lily can
Wilhthemurniagdewlllad
Junta-serenhentnllhtner.
Andaslightttn-intnllofgraeo—
Thalia-he.
(Ilearandealmherbounye'nn
unthehl 12:de
Guard and heavenshove.
Keep my Love!
—l:uoy Agnes Hayes in Homemaker.
LOOSI-IA’S LOVERS.
_ . Bargain
Illlllll Hill and III
somedrlgkdownltt suit that Illn't do
“I put niyiltt into it.lwonld|" An'n
Nas’ovrid.
“Would yer!” any! Dave. Brit In an
, lauded'imutsanfrlled'lmmthu”
at .
" 'Ere.you gal and feller."says the
lord. bustlln amnd the bar. ”I
negoiuto'ave no atsnulta. This is a rev
'ouse. D’jeert" *
“1 ’mr.” 1 says; "but should never
messed it from the company you encour-
ages. loafers and deserters-thnt’a your
mark."
At that‘egneaforme.andsimilarlyths
potman for Dave. hat Dave jest waved ’h
arms nail ’ewssswimmin,nndtbemtwo
went to look for the fast attain the saw.
polite as polite, and out we goes.
“Row.” lsaya, "you come along 0' ms to
barracks. nip. and no mistake about it." ”
Loosba’s disposition is not of the not!
and melting kind. ller demeanor maid
the sterner sex is uniformly sharp, incisive
and superior. She has no patience with
the men. aha ls wont to say—their ways
are such. Yet she pastimes swarms of fol-
lowers. Foolish house diets gravitate irre
sietibly toward the delusive square of
brown paper. well smeared with a mixture
of rosin and treacle, and known to house-
wives under the euphonions name «i
"Catclncnivalive O!" In the some way eli-
gible young men of her own rank in lifeare
drawn to Imhn. She takes Mon of ,
them, body and noul,ecemingly without
eflort. ller tenderest epithets are ‘hoft”:
and ”looby." and if she has been followed
in fear. sbcis courted in trembling. The
livers of the most audacious wooen; turn
towatcr at her-frown. it in certain that?
no male creature ever unsorted and exer-
cised a mastery over loosha's proud spirit .
until the railway guard appeared upon
the wene. Still I used to think. in the
days before her Cousin Dave was aentto
Bermuda, that if loosha entertained ai
tenderness, it was for that burly. good an—
tured, somewhat dull wilted giant.
Dave wt» .1 full private in the Foot
Gourds and a steady going aoldicrenough, i
though there were timeswhen, its his aunt.
Mrs. llemmam, said. "his spirits got the'
better of him." Whether the article in
question was native, lrieh or Scotch she
did not explain~perhaps because through-
out the duration of that thirsty maddest,
to recurrent attacks of which the young
defender of his country was subject, he
would cheerfully avail himself of any
beverage that came in his way. provided it
poneeaed the simpleqnaliilcationa of burn-
ing in the gulletalitwsnt down and get,
ting intotheheadafterward. lt waswhile
under the influence of some such potable
that Private llemmana conceived and exe—
cuted that project 0! desertion from his
regiment which heaped upon his family
irretrievable disgrace and bowed loosba’n
gray 'aira with sorrow to the grave.» that
jetty locked young xenon declared im-
preseively.
The recreant was mught. officially and
formally. without success. lt wmi sur-
minetlthnt bebad left the country—that
he had been wnylnid and murdered even:
but this. theory l.<ntba imlignantly re
fused to accept. A young fellow who
could bend a lilleell poker on the muacle
of bio forearm and bite a neat semicircle
out of a pewter pot. was not, bimbo
averred, to be kidnapcd and "minted"
(by which we will pmume the meant gar-
rutcdr. Let others abandon hope who
would. Something told bomb» that Dave
was only lying low. and that she shook]
set her eye on him yet. It maybe men-
tioned that Looeba'e eye is not to be jolted
about. lt [am gimletlike attribute:
of boring through mysteries. together
with an elnntic property which enables it
totukc the exact men-urea! any person
who nmy approach lmha with ulterior
denim“ upon her family. herself or the
property of her employer».
it will move on a trump quicker than a
countable. and has been known to canes a
"ramping mad" cab hone. in the very act
of running over lmha. to pull up short.
She is conscious of its power and [inane of
it. She did not undemte its abilities in
tbecnaeofllan. lt pounced on him fulv
conwiae and ningled him out (rum among
a knot of lualera at the bar 01 a nhady pub
lic house in (are of the purlienn abutting
on llnmmenmith Broadway. llow l4»
nha came. to he wandering alone in such a
vicinity ban never yet been explained. It
wan her afternoon out. and the may have
been following up a clew. At any rate.
there who was. and there was Dave, handy
oblivion! of bin queen. his country and bl!
cousin. arrayed in kaleidoscopic attire and
gluomily standing driuka all unwind.
"Toaprfllylutl"na lamb-t natal alter»
wnrtl; "wt 01 ’em Iookin as if they’d
donned in their clothes for nmtha pant.
anddonewithndry poliebbywsyol
Ira-thin. As for Dave. I should 'a' twirl
errtl my kitchen tongs drilled with hlneon
tack. ills uniform clothea wan gone. an
he'd a old pair 0' velveteen klcknberl on as
must 'a’ belonged to a railway wheel tsp
porimttflncknahadsmuthsud Iii-self n
his own grnaae pot. And bids-buddy
tight to Me 'lt army reaper (technical vor-
naeular tor the blue linen ticking garment
pvovhlel by a grateful nation for its do
terrier). an an okflflaflch as. fill";
lookin ’nngdog w
clapped my eye on ’lm; butwhnrt l calmly
hounevd in and stood before him like a
's’ thrush up small raunghto’idelansplt
two he’d 'a' done it."
”(loud atternoth’rivats Human-1"
says. throwing 'im a sneer.
an eniyablo furlough. ain’t your"
”Furlough brbustatll" neat. stein that
there was sothiaforltbuttobonaee.
"l'vsenttheold net's svrvlee,nad Put a
free in. llot a mpghtt‘s‘lnim
WI belts on a a y.
" ontoaehslhrsadutd
"All right." says Dave; ‘fl’vs surren-
dered to you, lambs, an I'm on my parrnl
not to hook it; but one condition [will
make.and that is than you neverletme
yeer the word deserterfrom your it no
more. for that i will not put up with. '
"All right," l says.and motiona’im to
walk on a’ed. being such a scarecrmrna
would dcmeau any young wmnanasvaltted
’ersell to be aeenin company with. And
we goes in prunes-Bind tothebarrackn. I
never see a sentry more on the broad grin
than that one at the gate when hesee Dave
brought in a prisoner. "When you can
shut your face, young man."l says to him,
sharp like, “per'ape you’ll give Mine Ilen-
vnans’ compliments to the sergeant on
duty.and eayaa she’s brought in his"—
nnd I’d nearly said the word; but some-
think in Dave’n eye warned me. so I ended
up, “the missing privateot Comp’ny C."
The sentry nbakea 'is bearskin an grins.
meanin its ’e‘a on dainty; so I calls out.
"Urinal!" and‘hut tumbles the aergeant an
a corporal and file. They saw Dave, an
was goip to ‘an themselves on ’im like
tigers, but I throws myself between.
"No violence," says Dave, adroring of ’ie
ligger up, and stretching out 'is right arm,
oommandinglike. “no violence. ltake you
all to witnmaa l've surrendered-to my
cousin, lambs! Take me to the black
’ole. Sergeant anpin, an report me in the
mornin. but mind you tell the colonel that
l surrendered to my “main. Loonba, lust
0! all." Art to the lust 'e kep' repeatin
that as they 'ustlell ’im away; an I b'lieve
it ’ad somethin to do with ’is gettin 08 so
Our butcher's foremnn is the victim of a
hopeleau pamion for Leash», manifested by
the laying of votive kidneys and prupitla-
tory swuthremieou the shrine. But the
warmth of his ltllmt’llfln does not stone in
Who’s opinion for the and with which
he lulu-teams his hair. There was a tire—
man. but IJKr‘hfl would not allow her af-
fections to dwell upon him, in consideration
0! the peribi unending his prolmlon. To
marry a husband who, when one wan going
about one'a household duties. might be
nlowly a routing to n cinder. would be
wearing to the nerves. ahe saya The
elderly married porter who lookn after
hliddlecliwi tints has never repeated the
daring act of unlawful (insulation which
was visited with such summary retribu-
tion by our dragon of domestic virtue.
,. y .r v
‘ure lift ' .l to the I a
parcels and coal sciatica went wrong-
stuck four feet beluwtbe. level of our land-
ing and refused to budge. So, with the
intuition of aucertnining the nature and
extent of the local complicatirmJellams
dust. Then Daveopeusthedoorfovmeaa '
(J'S'rguninrmr‘, i
513... = so. ltlllltl
“syntactic“! mind. when at-
med Wigwam
end sasplolouofbsfrisading
pasted together
hourshavingbeeu epentiu thepainful
andlaborioualalk,but nobodythougbt
oflookingftwmore paperliu thobesd
oftheKiugFriedrichWilhelm.
Dr. Howe, though nothing could be
moved again-t him. might have lan-
guiehedlonginthntl’rudanpvinonbad
itnot beenfortheexertiouaofafellow
countryman. Thisgultlomamhadmet
him in the street theday before.had
asked hissddresrand promised too-ll
onhim. luquiringfor himnextdayat
thohotel.hewutold that nomhper-
eonwasor had been there. Instantly
suspecting foul play.ihls good friend
wenttotba ' ministerand told
his story. The minister took up the
matter warmly and called upon the
Prussianoflcialetogiveupbincmntry—
man. This. after denials of
any knowledge of the adult. they at
length reluctantly ooneentedtodo. Be
lwastakenontofprlsouatnighnflsoed
inacarriaguauddrivenmo- thebor—
der into France, where hewaedismissed
withawarning nevertosetfootin
Prussia again-Laura B. Richards in
SLNicbolns.
rental-o lug. Iobbnrl, lay...
For the past three yearn the roads
leading over the mountains between
Salmon City, Ida.. and the lantern
linebavoheeninfesied with a band of
highway-men who have stopped stage
after-stage. and have not yet been
caught by the encore or prevent“ from
continuing their work. The band has
worked a little diilerently from most of
l the western highwayrnen. and have al-
ways made such a show of numbers
that roeielance has been imposiblo.
Never has a robbery been committed
that there were not at least six people
in it. and irgseveral instance: there have
been eight. All elforta to find thehead.
quarterrof the band have proved unav
railing. ‘
One peculiarity has been noticed. and
tbatiethatashot had neverheen fired
during any of thernida of these robbers.
Aetage on the road from this city to
Boise City was rubbedgn abort titan
ago, and one of the mmutgern declares
ll llAll'l't’mil. if 1 Wm'ml‘". VIM! "10 two of the robbers were women dressed
l as men. This may solve the whole lr
lrtu. for it is [anaible that the d are
done by women.'nnd Ibo m bl! 34.“
; to work 0d this clue. There is a ranch
‘ about half way between here and the
got intuit, Mamba having undertaken to htate line where stages stop bothwaya
lighten his inborn with contention and ’ to get dinner. and this ranch is run by a
ammpmite candle. Alas for the frailty ‘ man named Harvey. wholes-islet! by
of mankind! Then it was tbnt.nndetemul his wife and m MEN"; n know
by the leer o! nonhlinggrease or boiling _ - ,
indignation. our PM" attempted w t the Intention to not a ( lose watch on this
u kiss from the lips that were near. And. I
asthe indignant lot-slut dumped him on
the head with the candlestick, the tent.
penny mechanical obstruction yielded to
the impulne of outraged virtue, and the
port", with one wild cry. shot nwiltly
downvmnl and disappeared. lie arrived,
ultimately, in the coal cellar. to the relief
of our bandmaid, who bud hurl awful vis-
ion»: of his tucking in the shaft and may
eating elowly, with blood curdling groans,
while mutant» were pullingdown the build—
ing to get at him.
The active and intelligent policeman“
the rural district in which we spend the
summer vacation in another of lmha’s
admirer». lle ha- been known to arriveat
our garden gate,bot on the track of a
grindatonc which had been purlolntd from
a farm twenty milra oil. and spend three
hours in louaha’s kitchen looking for a
dew. She said,on bin taking leave. that
if the grindstoue traveled no faster than
he did its recovery might becovmtsd on.
but otherwise the had her doubt-of its}
being overtaken before jimluldny. We do
not know what day that is. but It marks
“ .~ mbloon of ultimate ptaetllillty—with
«ha She but lined the date of her
, .eriage for )lmlnldnywuulil she met the
railway guard.
flamnslheapermufntrnugeharnctsr.
lie travels on the Great lantern ex
nndlnunhnmethimwhen herbal It
”baud her being sent to her aunt's st
Yannonth, carriage paid. and with ha ad:
general y written on a
dr—and Horne!-
and luddebnfmrklaeusmunvhup.
I had
engine both. A day.
was to trawlth hon-he’s
runcb.—-Cor. St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
Hungaria- ‘lypea at Bounty.
The Hungarian women are among
, the most beautiful in the world. They
pm not languishing. dinphanour crna»
; tum. competed of cobwebe and thunder
. of mark. with a sickly pallor or a hectic
itlueli in their cheeks. No, erect and
letmight as a candle. hearty and vigor»
onntotbecoreJhoyarepictm-esofgood
health and abounding vitality. They
are gifted with small feet,fnll arms.
plmup hands with taper lingers. and
,wearlougbrnidr. The-nu baa Iprsad
;a reddish golden tint oradarkev tone
lfl't‘l’ the completion. The Bungsrian
womanisnota beautyof ole-teal cou-
tunr,nor does the perhaps frequently
{amt a riddle to the psychologist. and
ethereal mots will scarcely find a theme
‘ in her for hyper-sentimental merits.
, She is rather the vigorous embodi-
‘exterior.so herwholo character is en-
‘chantingly freehandponitive. Bullh-
toeat well.ls foudol adropof wine.
talna naturally to swimming,“
gymnastimandhasnotthsleastobdte-
tiontobelngadmired. Graosandbsanty
knownodidsrenoehetwssakighandr
mm m‘fim
l
[hpchtnnhasmnuaehsattngfmtho
’mmegrnosfalwalk.themme magical—
ly attractive glance avnpoo hermen-
favored sistsr.--llew Orleans 'l‘imes-
“Minimum.
lnthehveyearsuf life between the
sgeaoftwsatysadtwnntydvsthsatov»
talltyotnnrnarrlsdmsnitl.i‘ltia IN.-
000.sndofmarrlsdatsnonly'l. Prom
ll H
are mmuym ”an?“ . ‘ , tandem 52ml. NW8. , ,-,
’Thilitatpuulnlbarglinand weoangettoullatsuohprloes. mas o
Vegetable
Compound
In a Harmless, Positive cure
for the mm: twin of Female Complaints. all
’ Italian "unlit-a. inflammation and Ulcer:-
m. Falling amlihtplacemcms, also Spinal
'- cnknca. and Lemurrhma.
it will ll .... x'r ml expel tumors (mm the.
items in :m mix '-. 4.11.1: of development. and
checks the lt’llllcm v in canccruul homo".
. . Hate to telnet from. every
ityljtstld prion. Call and examine. ‘ '
Pans; SW... ,
am also! Wilma"-
mu...» selection to choose from.
H KR‘IEGER. ; J
”ultimo -. lllllEI. . BLOCK,
‘ .bLD and fllABLE
,. , . 9'" .0
Lydia E. Pinkham’s‘
1
immune 0i,
‘ o
”.30. notwut.
Bllll lllllEfl‘ Fflflfifll HIE
mwm
NEW YORK.
SOUTH NORWALK
m .
NORWALK. CONN.
Thom
idlnlllllll in not
“on
Will leave Pier .11. East River (Bechtel!
attract). New York. at h p. m.. daily; Sundays
excepted.
Freight received from ‘la. at. until 6 p. In.
ttetnrnln , boats have NorwaIk atb p. an.
and South urn-elk at MI) 1).}!!-
Ugon application to
wal and l e in will seat for npecial lots
«(IS-freight, new in New York or ite vicin-
If All ranna are forbid truatln an' of
the em logs nf the boats tin: y
It removes lainmch, “
, u
of the mount-h. cine.- bloating.) Headache.
chvom- l’rilslmtiim.G€nflll Debility,$lccp-
Les-inc“, licgvuwsinn and Indigestion. also
this feeling of Hearing down, causing pain.
“fight. and hiritaclie.
.13“. in Imnmnr with the laws that govern
meTr.‘ system under all circumstances.
' ir Kidney Complaints of eithersex this
wrnmnl i4 unsurpassed. Cortes deuce
‘ ' inflected. Adrift” in oonhmce.
l.‘v'|l|.\ Ii. PISKIIAM HID.C0.. Una.“
1892ng [El
Spring andSummer Goods
—- For—-
Business and Brass
Suitings.
'l'lw linen! line I have ever uttered in all to
latent styles. A “acid line oi
LightColoredScotch
Cheviots.
Than watch there ls nothing better or more
stylish manufacturvnl. ('all and examine them
and get prince.
W.H.SWEIRIIS
to Washington St. 83. llornalk.
NEW STORE.
l have removed my llllslllrad to
93 WASHING“)! STREET 93
and have now a full line of
HEATERS.
RANGES.
STOVES.
TlN AWARE
r! all klmlu.
Plumbing in ail its Branches.
Hill 810“ PUJIBEIIS SUPPLIES
l. s. IllNALIlSflN,
South Norwalk. ‘3
Attention to All !
'I'o-mormw we will have a new lot of
lllllES' llll GENTS'
llflllandlflflis
from Ont-elas- meant-cure".
for the next No m we will tiller
them at a reduction of
25 per lam.
fun the regular Pl ire.
Glass-out to.
””FREE’ l” '
..2.‘ Collecflonsmam Deliveries
Ilomastic laundry
MA“.
HIM "ll! lll‘l‘.
Watkins. fills”... .........Ieralenrrdoann
trainings-dinning ....... .fluntamiu-I
IEITI' lIIT.
callers-aunt
Wm
, “ 3| omen Btrnet.
i ..l... .v
..n
......“
‘ count the owners thereof. moane-
l. l. New Haven & "anion! ll Il.
Mob“ 1!. It...
TRAP.“ LEAVE SOU'I'II NORWALK AS
FOLlDWB:
Fun New \‘onl. A. hf.~5 intent-opt Mondays)
er. himtiwlucal ex..05linc.72lnc.7.’ifiex.um
ex. Diltlocnlea rm'm ea. m ac. ltlll ex.
1137 local ex. . hf.-12:tlien. Ill! ac. 2m ea.
35¢ ac. to Stamford. exprem from Stamford.
851i. tiller. to: ac. toStautlordJalcr. 550w.
Omen. 6“ ac. 1' 51 or. 8 ll If“ mama ill-m.
Washington en . Sundays—6 ill a.. BI
ea.,9 lb so. P. fi.—‘ 14 ac. T ac..08 ac.
l'on Saw Ham. A. Dl.-l 1: ex.: dill ac.,
73am, 8!!! ac.. D idea" luflac. I". M.—l2w
en. llV.’ ex., 1 Barn, z 1': em. 4 :5 ac..5 is u..dfl
In. 715 ea.. 7 Zine-"ii ll an.” ll at» ll 02AM!
ex and an. was n. m., ex. Sundays-i 28 ac.,
912nm. it. lll.:§‘3lfl‘. p. In.
Port llrn'rvunu. A. bird“) an. Iii a..
incur. P. M. «Bitten. 1m”- luau. l 15
ex.. ll ll an. II (I: ex.. trek mien.
l'on SPllll‘G'lll-D. A. if 410 an. “Ge
louse. l’ - over. I ac.. idea. a
up. It)? exec Honda morning between
.\c‘w Haven am 5 rtngfle lea.
run Boston. M.——l l: 01' Shore Line).
P. ll—J'lm ex. (Vlafl Ilel ). Hf ex. via
Hmmm». mu“ '
LEAVE NEW YORK
Fm: Sun-u Snnwuu. A. Mnbni 1-1., to]
ar..7!‘im‘.,riillex., ‘Jlll an, lltllcx., “with.
lid! mam er. I'. My me an. “nun 20:: an.
u.‘ a.. 51)lex., Ellen, Mlle!" MB ex.,utltu.,
Till m'.,50l an. DillAtlnme er. and an. i‘ll‘lJ
midnight ex. SuMaye-ttlu ac“? Wac..5tl!ar..
lim midnight.
HouSat’o’nlc Railroad
Danbarv and h'orwalk Division.
CORRECTED 1'0 APRIL )9. ”#2.
Train leave South Norwaik for Irannnry-
lllfnfllfit. ui.. 121L234. 7: “Midland 1025 p.111.
5nudayt~9$m In. add 7 lflp. m.
'I‘raine leave llanhury for South Norwalk »
ofilflfilbandllfimm" 3 tt’i and 68
p. tn. Kantian—J 05a. to and 5 ll m.
Trains leave South Norwnlk for ldgefield~
6 I-I lllttl 9 l5 II. ut.. I: ll. 23L 5 ll} and Glil p. u]
Trill)“ leave thluttlleltl lnr .‘Hmllr SuleIb“
:ifi, Till. 9!! and UK) It. '31.. 3Ii, Ill!) and
flit; p. m.
Thtlli! h- we South Summit; for limtun via
l. .u; him d and luau-no Mules Line at lilii
p m.; due in liming at two. -
Tin-ma leave riontlt Noraalg for Brut-Hy n
via Lon. Inland and Eastern Britten Linc ut
om p. in.: due in llrooklyn at it it p. m
MAIN LIX!) DIVISION.
:l'raiua leave Bridgeport as follows:
a w a. “1.,‘wme' for Pitt-field.
low a. n... [1ch for Pitudeld, making
Albany and the Went.
to 5» a. nt.. fro ht for llawleyville.
1.: .1. in., feel; tgior Great Barrington.
p m.. Pitt-lie
in" New Milford lilac
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It.
:II p. m.. New Milford nuclei
9 :i) p. m.. freight for Great Barrington.
:5 a. m.. (Sundays) pasaeugrr for f'ittefleld
and Albany.
Winn-t ll. lirnvnasoy. Vice President and
General Manager.
A. W. Pnnrn. Ilensnl W haunt
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FRANK 0. JOHISGI'S.
So. in Washington Street. Heath Norwalk.
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'llllv-m. till Main Street.
u'lumllf- com-
Winter Styles
4 HATS
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' StiflandSoflllats.SiltHats
M'sllatnandtlancrunh llatnMNuand
boys. llstrtalluftllet bribnat
KNAPP’S.
9| Washlncton St.
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me the City of Nor- .
neat and Perfect Flttlné Shoe.
’Butom in which the . , ‘
Beet Mutual is Used£nmhining Durability and ,
Making» “the best tam Scanners Shoe in the market.
_ EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, nit
H. S. BRow'N'
'South ”Main Street. So. Norwalk.
Hunting, Gas-Fitting. “tin and Sheet Iron Work." ”
Brick Set Ranges, Uncle Nick, Duchess and New York ‘Ranéés, , ;
best quality of Rubber Hose, Decorated China Din— ‘
nor and Tea Sets. Plain China, Agate and
Tin Ware at Lowest Prices. ‘
CULUMBIA BICYCLES
. $l 50 “‘ifihfim”
HARTFORD . BICYCLES“ .
$ l 2 when:
TheCOLUMhlA PNEUMATIC Tum” .... - I . .
m, ”fl“. is I. anup eel moat durable and reorient tire n .
IBSIIWTELV GUARANTEED IfillllsT BURST 0R PIllll'l'llllE.
No Bicycle made can compare with the COLUMBIA for e f idi anal-
durablllty or beauty, and at the same price as many inferior macblzeg. r '12- wurkm lp.
\"e do nut keep you waiting. but can deliver wheels AT ONCE. us we keep a full line.
———-TE 5 EASY.
'l’nz um Warm. Film.
, JACKSON BROTHERS. .
_ 58 Will. STREET. llllll'llll. lilllll.
" ‘ SAL;
n
SPECIAO _¢
LADlES’n SHOES
Glover&0|sen’s,
Washington Street. South llonvalli.
In order to make mom flit 3 win" l loads, we on e ' ' ’ '
Shoes at the best irirgnins eve-rolEeml. I): m't full to (fill: (2:4 13:11:33? t'llggspgmll:
1 lot Hand Sewer] Button and Lace Shoes. wort V ' re~
duccd to 82.00.. 1 lot of (710th Top, Hand Sewed. $2.00. 1 of '
fine Machine Sewed, worth from $3.00 to $4.50, at $1.25. 1 lot of
fine M. S. at 81.50. 1 lot Mist-303’ Opera Too, 1] to 1, worth 82.00
at 81.00. 1 lot of Child’s Spring Heels, worth $1.25, at 650. And
about 500 pairs of men’s regular 50c Rubbers at 25c.
Glover & Olsen
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
The leading Dry Goods Store '
TBISTMM & HYATT.
2 Gazette Building.
SPECIAL intuition EASTER.
"ll 8L0'E8,——5 book Foster Gloves, blank and colored.
7 book Foster Gloves, in all the new shades; also in black.
Moequolaire Gloves, Biarritz Gloves, Chamois Gloves, in
white and natural color.
Full line of Silk, Lisle and Taffeta Gloves in black and all the
new spring shades.
“DIEB' .IIBKETS. BLAZERS AID “RAMs-We are are shov-
ing a full lllll‘ of these goods in the very latest styles.
llcfis,——We have a large assortment of the newest and most
desirable things in Laces. Black, White and Ecru for dress trim-
mings
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No. 2. Gazette Building.
NORWALK.
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Save Money.$1 WEEKLY! {,
ll? VISITING
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Watches. Chains. Charms.
r. BflYLSTflN’S .
Factory at Five llile River. Em Egg”: 2m' . -
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“E" WWI v'rrv MALLRQUARK. ”00””. I. l‘
Thus far «our goods delivered In ”nth - . ‘
m mess. to mememu’d
Informant-lean be of our fiat.
fiGUSTAV PITZER. . '
ll RAILROAD MI.
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FURNlTU RE”
GREAT BARGAIN“.
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