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Oil Star Refrigerate" Ice Cream 'Frcesers, Hammocks and
.“' ”in“ Chairs.
Open evenings until 9 o’clock; Saturdays, 10:30.
STURTEVANT’S
Bargain Houses,
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fiksandmtnweshunldn't
Worryaoi
Whatwe’vnnhssdeteaimwecodln‘t
Busronkaow.
“wows-stumpi-
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Weesaihs‘t‘swmsstssaln.
Ill renown II cum ”"'
0“ Wshnveenedlnthatdarkhonr.
shavekmrwn.
0-. Brant-t at ‘liegheny city thnthetesrat'eliwtththashewea.
""‘w' "‘ "’ "' “4'" ”" rn— Wmnttunkhsandmblsat
[m Chapel. wsus (last seems». anaem-
O’naolen lennt Troy's Inn-It. muwmmm
Panic-e. June rc—nosesy was or. m k
WdayinthelsmanCnthollbalerr "" ”"flfm'um
“It Mwuhwtmsmwomensndehil— 80. W b.1113?”
b.“ l d “MI ollry btuhldaw‘mtsars
hm come-ted Lndpntlryourtoolhhtean.
atlouatTroy.AL Mailman-lunar!
leyheny, In“) 1‘5.”
there was about damswutanblttlsy.
All!) pres-t. anx-
CATCHING A comm
n was in the eighties—l forgotthe
exactdate—that staanableseamsn
onboardtheship JohnEBedwuodmt
3" Thiswasmyfirstdeep
“n“cw‘" voyage. Belorethiailiadheeniuwut-
moan. Larva“ an ocennvesaels. Dnringthedog
Woman-costume. memindvufilladwithm
hmdfimo1mfifi wonderstobeseeninadeepwaterman.
new htharenrpartotth'nchnpel lwmyyamlnhmtthe'marveh-
Ink-ptthsmeradssiin Manhun- tnchin Minxofthennhveaolthe
ands-in-oovels. Theday's
bow with matdo‘clock, and
honrthnsatteruntilatlo o'clock
ma-waacslahrated
theta-naked day thecongw
to nosed the steep sides oi
.nndntthe hour for solemn
Mmfimnndlmwweroon
countries we vioited.and of the fairly
deapersteagiiityot thethieveethatin—
festedthe seaport towns of lndiaand
3i
gt
After an uneventful voyage we ar—
rived at Bombay.and once! the crew
havingbeeu chosen Iornight watchman
the rat of us were employed in working
cargo. Thewatchman’e dutyconn'utcd
inkeepingavigiiautwatchlromointhe
svuringuntilo nextmorning. Bowls
responsible tor everything that was
stolen. 'l'herestof thetimehewaaal-
lowsdtodoashepleassd.
Mychum Bill Daviswae chosen for
this duty,anrl we rather envied him.
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M It. Anthony’s Shrine.
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mefiatmmwhlchthey
Bumbagscughthvah
finanheatdownuponthehsadsot the
women tainted. mes uttered
mmtmndiflmlttopnveat _
thsdruauonesnumaashingthelitsnnt
tbwsnkm'.
the front docs ct thnprlm'rtivs
chub was thrown .open those
been elbowing sachethsrin the
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And you vill see not only a
:1 Heat and Perfect Flttlng Shoe.
. ‘ Butonoiuwhichthe ‘
Beet liaterial is llseofiombioingliurability and Styles
linking it the boat 33.00 Seamiees Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at
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rumor
We have over 300 M Hatsto select trom.every color
and shade. every styleand price. Call and examine.
Ribbon. Elms. Locos. rovers. Ponce oi Wales
1, Tips. Homes. Pom Pens. Shape. tore:-
Framss. Straw flats of every Variety. W .
The largest selection to choose tram.
,H. KRIEGm ~,
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roero rum and or srs. so. roowru.
numerous.
honisal.Alcott.thewsllknownauthor
at ”Little Women," wrotsthesemou sen.
nihlnwordaahout thshutklndd anath-
many enjoy. Theiittledaughter ssutme
bymy dying sister hasgivsnms
interest in the educational glrhand a
lreshanxietycmeerninutha
shelatoenter hyand by. H
9.
hours, uuwholesonre pleasure anddnas. no
mixing of school and flirtation. but simple
amusements, daily dutieaand a purpose
in life to keep them girls at heartsven
while preparing tenths work and happi—
' sormd. lybioodran md'mn
Wanting
cold,andtoraminntelwnaparslynsd.
Thenlnnderstooditali. inatendofthe
eooliegoingoverhoardhehaddmcended
intothe altercabin. Whilegathering
togetherpiunderhehsd awakened the
‘ Then to ssvehimaeifhehad
cutthscaptain's thrmt,which account»
edtovthenoise.
To prose-we myself it becameuecev
saryiormetoeithersemo thiscooiie
ortokillhim.nndaeitwoniddoubtl.
beusiortokfll him than to trytosa-
cure hiszneaked out 0! thewhesi—
honestotskealookaround. [carefully
studied the ground,in ordertodccido
nponthehcet place for me totakeup
myntation. lhnaiiyiixedonthscmu—
paniouwsy. Noieeleesly i crawled on
topoithehouaeaml kuelton the corn.
panionwny slide. With my knfleraiacd
resdyfior striking.l awaited the corn-
lug npot the cooliesndmurderer. I
had decided that itwouid he beat to
atickthskniie intohis luaincrnioug-
sideoneoftheliganerieainhbnsck.
lauxiouaiywaited.with everynerve
strained. to detect his first approach.
every muscle tense and ready for s
quioksndsn'rmgattack. (.‘rsmpsinmy
legs seissd me,hut I did not dare to
move, afraid each moment that he
wouidappsnr.
While in this position, and while
every sense was on the alert.i wan
stutledhyamovemsntandngroanbe
hindtne. lturnedwithauinvnluntnry
cry,not knowing whatwonidccnirtmt
mo—butlaawnothing.
Bythistimelwusoscarediwasnn
ahleto thinktorsmosnentortwo.
Alta-collecting mysenseslknewthat,
althmghthesoundnsemedtohavehssn
right backol me,it must have come
iron the mate‘s room in thetorward
partoi thchouse. As therewere two
ways 0! getting down into the alter
housernspunledaatowhich oneto
guard. i finally «loaded to clue the
alter mpanionwsy and take myata
tionatthewatchhouso. which was the
only other way by which the emlie
couidgetout. It hecalneupthecomo
panionwnyl should hear hint. and be
aide to reach him More he slipped
overheard.
Sneakingaiongtkcallsywayltookup
my position alonpids the watchhouss
«immand my senses being rushed to
theutmostbythisthnolcmld faintly
bur-cumming about down he
low. 1 waswovked up to an awful
pitchducttemngintactmymnsch
hadheen strained so longthatltrmn-
bled sawithsgus. Iynsrveawerest
Cosy Corners. .
lt ins debatable question whether the
cozy corner idea isn't likely to be carried to
excrsa Somebody with a great deal cl
genius evolved a nettee andabit oi shell
and brackets tor a corner. The result was
so may and comics-table and convenient
that immediately the cozy corner lever
spread in all directions.
From a simple cuurenience the only can
nerhne cometohensortoi shrine, below
which the housekeeper bows down and
upon which she iavishea her choicest treas-
ures. insteadd serving its original pun
poaeaa a useful and welcome retreat, it
has in many cases hecmne so highly orna-
mental that it'n too good to be used.
This is departing altogether truth the
spirit oi the origiml scheme.nnd thssooner
ittspnt natqrtothehetter itwiilhe.
The entry W is emphatically what its
name indicates. and when this is made
subservient to what are called artistic
ideas. and when the decorations and gen-
eral turnishlngn are too high art [or every»
day use it would be much better to dis-
pense with them altogether. A low, hvonrl.
romiortable lounge. with a multitude of
pillows. a convenient book shell within
easy reacb,oe a piacswhereaiampconld
stand, throwing a perfect light on work or
reading. comprehend: the spirit of such a
place. Above and beyond this there are
absurdities and cumbersome appliances
which are entirely out oi keeping—Rev
Yak Ledger.
One at I'a-nn’a Ways.
"One oi the most dngular things in
ielninine human nature." says i New York
lit-tel man. "in the utter indiilsrence of a
woman in a hotel in matters which in her
own homewould excite the liveliest sp
prehenaion. I’ve seen a woman stand her
children upon fifty dollar chairs to look
out at the windows, and laugh at then
hr wine as it it were running. Furniture
upholstered in the most delicate colors and
textures will he used in the most reckless
manner. She will slam her street shoes or
dampnrnhn-lln on it, will put empty plates
on it when meals unnerved in her moons.
orthrowoeangea or heuanaaonltwhen
obs routes iron- the dining m—ltianii
the some.
“Much of our iuruiture is new, of deli-
cate pattern and very expend". But how
long will arch inruituro last with such
trutrnmt? Women who will dothiawould
lock theirown drawing rooms against their
own children. probably keep such noon.
things! Did you ever notice what a dis
tinctivriy weary appearance hotel tnrnt
meats. Andthrssarssomsotthsm
thehrsskiugpdnt. .
Ibwiongimdthsseldomtknow. ”mm“
finallygotnworked up thatlcould
l m tin II.- Top talus-ea a tray.
jumping up and down on two hundred dole ’
cloud except tor company. As for the
children at anybody else—well, they'd skin
‘ern alive it they caught them at such
tnresoons-unscst Tkeaenrnsumeotthe
now why the hotel bills come high."--New
it generally keeps swoman busy locking
tail on his iret.nndwkeuhspnllaoutks
sternum IrorEL outer. so. torrent.
189? ’SEASON' [892
commences wroursoo. 1qu lot. 1892.
South Main Street. 80. Norwalk.
F. H. NAsu & B R0.
Plumbing, GaS'F'mine. Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
Brick BotABangee, Uncle Nick, Duchess and New York Rangers
beet quality of Rubber Hose, Decorated China Din—
ner and Tea Sets. Plain China, Agate and
Tin Ware at Lowest. Prices.
SEE THESE ~waoorrsfr
We have now on hand for onto
SGIHIIPIES, TOP Billihlis. SPIIDLES lllll BUSINESS VIEWS,
tm—F-wz 1:, I‘
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Lg» ‘ :z'.‘
STEAM BOAT “ CIT OF ALBANY”
Will make DAILY TRIPS TO NEW YORK, leaving South Nor-
waik at1:45 a, m. Returning, leave New York, Beekman St., at.
2:” p. “1.; East fillet St, at 2:“ p. m. Saturdays, half an hour
earlier.
- FlI£~8in lo Tickets. til cents; Excursion Tickets. to cents.
-, The prope ler CITY OF NORWALK will leave New York Mon-
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at 5 p, m, Leavo Norwaik Tues-
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at 5:30 p, m,
l
ll.l., New Haren & Hanionl ll. ll.
lel‘ll 5. IRW-L
TRAINS LEAVE 801""! SOBWALK A5
FOLIANVS:
lion Saw Your. A. ht. »— 5:); H. 546
as. i to lutalex..$55i. climb-:1. 755:1. i411
“Julian-lea NB ex. 9:! so. ill 11 ex.
“3: bread ea; . Mr flit ex. iii no. 2:) cl.
:5! ac. it)? at. 93! ex.5.’5u‘.5mex. 56M.
Cylea. our» 2 liter. 2 56 nr.ltl:Bae..i (Ila. In.
Washington vs raw. Sumlayy-h'lli exalt“
ex. 9 liter. P. .—6 l4 ar‘. 7 zinc" 92! no.
fort hew “arm. A. IL in; ex.; 6 to ac..
'.'. :at..b.'s| an. 913.1“ mm ex. it”: ac. P.
hi. — iz’lli en. i ll) (21.. i 44 an. till ex.. are i. ex.
3 fl no. l 2’) l. no.5 tin or. to in ideeport fialu‘tfi
“"1“”. 7:1 or. to luridxeport fill an)“
an. that Adams ea. an. 125 am, ex.
Sunday» 't Its so. 9 i3 ac.. a. m.; 7 is at. p. In.
121’»; ill. Wash. on. I “is. m. Brenton ex.
Fun "Ail‘lmllll. A. Birth) ac. ”5 ea.
[mm-r. lunar. l’. )1.-. new rent 15 es., Ill
:4 .. T l‘: rm, 9» ll m-..l;’:!ra. In. I'll.
l-‘uu >rursurrnm. A. )t.-—6 loan, elf-en.
low rx. ihlfitu‘. RM: Emu" m an. :15 :1,
3 4i ar.
Fm: limroh. A. .\i.7ivl’- (via Show Hue].
P. It. i759 ex. evia Springfield). lill rs. via
Harsh-nil.
t.
(”/- . \. / t] 5!
ll. ll. BIBGDGI & Gills GELEBBITED lillllillGES.
All warranted at low prices for First-( ins-s work.
Aim arr-unrl-hnnul wogom; all kinds.
it will helm your imvreal to (-nllrsnul m»- us before purvlrming.
We build all kinds of wagon» to "flirt”. Repairing n! all kinds Intended to at once.
Orrin» (or Jobbing called (or and delivered promptly without extra charge.
Wright & Flynn,
(‘08 MADISON ATE. AND [BASKIJS $18.. 8001'“ NORWALI. C‘l‘.
sf; 5m
1' e
9‘?
'I “it“ wears I! "Fit,"
Or. as the world expresses it, " a weltpre.
served woman.” One who. understanding
the raised health. hm loilowed them. and
presume! her youthlul appearance. Airs.
Pinkhaln han many correspondents who.
througkksradrlceaml mean look with
mtistactlon in their mirrora
Vegetable
[mm is HIKH‘I'S Compound
to the root 0' all “male I
maths wants; vlhil . and invigorate:
tho enttrn' lynton. lute “gent women ot
middle age know well iuwoo-h-riul um...
All Drouiatn sell it as a ntandarr nrtl-
rle. or sent by mail. in ion“ oi i'ilis or
ages. on receipt oi 5m).
lira. i‘iukhaui iresiy answers letters at
inquiry. Enclose stamp [or reply.
nsrmmwnn, Putnam s
neannhl ‘W lest. sni‘llm .
"Chili to it! an lilouflti.“ ,
flesststnanafimnat-abatlelatsmau; u
I~I~”.“.y ants yours.
”Ill I- ”. Inst. 00.. Lynn. Inez.
NEW STORE.
l have I'wmm «i my iutaturw [U
93 WiSllIlGlllll SlitEEl 93
and harr- now a lull llm- or
H EATERS.
RANGES.
STOV ES.
TiN AWARE
of all kinds.
Plum in Ill its Branches.
Hill 8100! PlllIBEllS SUPPLIES
l. 8. llllNAlIlSllN,
South Norwalk. '3
LEAVE SEW YORK
run .“nnrrh'nnwsu. A. 3.75m no, em
M"? ul manu- 1'13"?!” v1.9!“ an. lltll r1.
ll l‘liw .. 12 HS noun rs. P. )l.~l2u‘mc.. tiller"
3‘8 (1 . : to ac ,‘l at e:.. ii tile-1., I tiles" 0 Lima.
l 3 .~ 341.. fuller... 531)“..6 til en. Thl no.
not run. 9 3) Adams ex. and so. 12m mid-
night no. Nrrrdays A. M4501 no. 7 Nat. l'. .\l.
cm L I" . 12m midnight.
Housatonlc Railroad
linsbnrv and horwalk Division.
CORRECTEDTC JI'SE ti. lbw.
Trains leave South Nordnik for bannury-
rt 1?», 915a. rm, 2 [1,225,610,63and “159.1.
\‘urniays—‘JSS a m. and 'l 16 p. In.
Train. leave Dnntrury for South Norwalk—
;;‘i>. flirt-land ll lira. m.. are. if) and lit)
g» in. Sunday; 403; m and M5 .rn.
Trniuah-ow South Norwnlk (or .higtlleid-
d if» and 9 is a. “L, 121: 233. :’r to and 5’.” p. m.
'l‘mrrm lun- “Mgr-tie iur South Korwaihr—
an. ‘:;rt. 91» and not a. m.. 35. but and
h ti ts. m.
Traitor leave South Sorwnlk (or lhveton till
l. .0; inland and Eastern 3‘an Line at 1:3:
9. m.: due in Breton at 63w. tn.
Twine leave firull. anwnlk {or Brooklyn
the inn. inland and Foletttn Stair-5 Llhr nt
ll no 3:. m.: Illll’ in Itr-suklyu ul 1‘ M p. m
MAIN LINE DIVISION
Trains Maw Bridgeport an inflows:
Ill! a m.. “max" for Pith-mid.
lmIIa. nu. ~naer tor i'itterlehl. making
t‘ollflfl‘uuna or Albany and the \"nt.
in m rs. rn.. ire-lib: tor Iiawleyrills.
i331 a. m.. trvix t (or timt Harrington.
t5 p m.. Pltta‘lleid and Aihnn ' w.
New Millard ape:
.. New Millard spatial.
.. height for Great Barrington.
.. triundaysl passenger tor Plttatieid
and Albany.
Win.“- a. Erwvnwaol. Vhe Pro-Bent and
liens-val Manager.
A. W. Penna. General i’asasnnr Asset.
CULUMBM BICYCLES
$ l Somme“
HARTFORD BICYCLES
$ l 20
The (‘OLl'MBlA PSEl'XATlt‘ TIRE i- :5» alliil’it'hl. m M rioruhio and radical ilh' an
the market.
IBSlllllTEll GUARANTEED “MIST BURST llll PillllilllllE.
So Bicycle made can compare with liar I‘ULL’MHIA {or rue oi riding, workmanship.
durability or beauty. and at the some prir r A“ runny interior machine.
“'9‘ do not keep you waiting. but can ileliwr wheels AT ONCE. M we keep a full line.
TERMS EASY.
1m: 0mm \"Ill‘u. Fruit.
J ACK SON BROTH ERS.
5| Will 'STIEET. lllillVlllK. Milli.
SPECIAM SALE
LADIES’T SHOES
Glover&0lsen’s,
Washington Street. South Itomllr.
in order to make room for firing “rush, worrttor the following limat Ladies
tilnnuatthehcatlnrxaimrverr on-rl. Don'tfailurtnkemlvnntageoitin-opportunity
1 lot llund Sewer] Button and Lace Shoes, worth 94.50, re-
duced tot‘MKl. 1 lot of (Sloth Top. “and Sowml, $2.00. 1 lot of
With Columbia
Pneumatic Tire
THE PLACE TO BUY
FU RNlTU RE
In at
FlilllK 0. lllllllSllll'S.
tie. at! Washington Street. south Forwnlk.
“mmmwlnsnuthshahy's loyahsennastheysre . ‘ "’ “ ‘ fl . . _ _
"a mum I ‘ no Machine hewml, worth {run 4.00 to .50, at 01.x. 1 lot. i
too to 0‘“ any . fifiwfmfim‘, ”Jaihh'm ' ' ' FllIIITllIE I“: To ”Int" fine M. S. at 01.60. 1 lot Misrtcrr‘ islpcra '13:, ii to 1, worth $2.0?)
polls-shirt our ot the bureau drawn hr aml y as lugs. most “muffled; WWJ: at 81.00. i lot of Child's Spring Heels, worth 81.25, at film. And
. the morning only tohave a tin hulllrng ' about 500 pains of men's regular 50c Rubbers at 250
.. ' “r” v PlfllllliES lllllfll lll Ollflfli.
it Ii. hlunklttriek in (laces ask.
m wanna Were lawns-gnu.
nob
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Int shoehs is pretty certain to atuh his
tosonahk red agate. Alter awhile he
never putsonaahoeorahatwtthowtlrat
shaking it tomakssnrnthatitdosu’t
‘ contain a locomotive er a pagan-ache
mvspesdthews-nsteardsy.
ssdyctsttbseoartetiltJamsa—laa
dressed «intentional-advance“.
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Plain washing .............. 0 cents per doses:
Washingnad ironing. ...... Donnie per down
The above prices include
Blunts. Pillow (Tuna. Towels Napkins. Table
CHM lbby ("lib-0mm Nah
inns-es. Drawers. Aprons. (Jar.
ant Cavern. Or.
more sums um.
Collections and Deliveries
Free.
Glover & Olsen
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
The “leading” llry’ Goods Store W
Tristram & Hyatt.
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Ila-ulnar I.
g $
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’ $33 room...
'rtiim-a. our Main Street,
. "VI”.POI‘I'. m
00m“ [3"an 60-; Geo. e. Groeom no. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
aluminum. » .. .. ..
cos-rum rears rho norm mu _ -, livery “email"
senoora.‘ an "n -. ,........m_.
c “any“ & so" . mm Jackets and Blazers.
' b We have ’ust hon ht the entire stock of omanuiacturer of
Manama". “in line Jackets, lasersgnd Roofers. The lot contains over two
5' ”Whit. 3'. Mil”. , _ - lgnfirerikgarrnen‘t’rlr, all made inI the, very la‘tdmt ngmu all girdle
M Ma] ”mm, ac ,nav ue,tan. r, re mix ,,, an n ma . r
n I“. new I. ram-8:" E's-T. Mm Our price on t em wil be Igtlrngr tangoods cost to make. it you ’
fi ' m M“ are in want of an outside garment you cannot afford to miss thrs
chance.
_ Wm-
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Ladres Shrrt Warsts.
We are showing the largest line or Lndice’ Shirt Waists that
has ever been shown in town: Chinswlmiia and floral: Srlk
Waiats in Black, Navy, Cardinal and bite. French Challis
Waists. Twiileri Cheviot Waists French Cambric Waiats, Black
um w were. Lawn wiser. mm Satin Waiate, Na
red Batin Waist», litriped Satin Waista, P
W
”it, Milt. W.
canine. mingle
Prices: to Suit All.
monumental;
Henry Tmy.
. F" “HUB E
Norwalk Chronicler