v‘or‘i‘r’ Silver mu.
by the south passed
I lollowrt,
‘ low the Senators Voted.
ma ' Kira" )
“MW“ ahdv ‘ il'.
up. Squire. Stewart. Teller and Woleritt
' for. rerun.
Gray. IePherson, Palmer and White-J.
‘~ War—Allison. Carey, Cullom. Davis.
, ‘Dawea Dixon. Dolph, Peltou. Galliuger. Bale.
’ Hector, Saw-
Stock“ bridge. Warren and Waxhburn—lil.
5:)”. lander-on, Perkins.
,
Q (tor-an Appeals [or Delay.
arktorylortheaflverraeu.
Hamilvokdagailat thenotioutoro
' bananas he believed ”a to be in
oi the agreement entered into.
the billand
ayiuDoesm-
hem-Itdwthat motion a rollmllwason
Ir. Mart and others insisted
luv-t loved to post
Wuhtboflrst
i
walnvlolationoitheagroeneat.
" .Blackhurn moved to laythemotion
to postpone on thetahloandonthatmo-l
an... '20 toth'lfi...’ ,.
ta. Prism 1048ch “
.y metro-rim at, rarest.
the Isaa'ara ts roatpaaa lta maid»
WINNI- Plfl. InMn-tnr Ill“. 0!
In Ink. Gives the nut Ila support-
Var-moron. July t—At 4:35 p. no Fri-
lr. Stewart's free
isad amid laryhial, placed them-
Ielvuarrenadsgainatthehill. The llnal
.‘ retainhulluathsadoptionof the hillwas
Year-Damomts—Bats. gel-Ty. Blackburn.
xwmmm (.‘arlnle.I German.
When the hill came up for consideration.
by unanimous consent, the supposed under
finding to postpone a vote was upset.
Ir. Norgaueaidthat he couldlnd uooue
who desired to speak, neither the senator
horn New York (Mr. Hill), nor the senator
. horn New Jersey (Mr. McPherson), and he
. . therefore called {or the enloroenreot of the
t. Hr. Gannon appealed to Ir.
to postpone the vote until Thun-
tlay noxtat do'dock. Mr. Morgan Agreed
flotilla. Thesenate refused to recommit
tho'ailm hill to the finance committee by
"moraines Thiswasa met. voteand
890 to than ‘
rm: Tun crimes.
quantum learowulsiaflslr.
'f‘lauot ‘othsrmaldsocll
l'hswlnaornsswsstoessoim
. , Hrs
‘l'tsaetthatl‘ertuns‘seruelarnllo
llaadroneonhsraudrealtashada
Uponthomodestllttleptle
_ Yvon-ads.
'l‘h not ambition make-hereunto
‘Asetofroomsinl’eckhamltya.
-l!erotalujuatsnchhorneuarahorn
Anddle.
No mother‘s toy appal.
Xe ta‘l'lh'hvrsl int an?! in
they wa earns .
II lie Jack.
“Mime-nthfloohideoua thought!
That] an fickle. falsaorcold.
' Mmmlchttruth itaelths
Andaold.
'ria simply 'l‘lme‘s insidious hand
Eaaaapped her empire in my heart.
And dulled alike lovs‘s ruptures and
' His smart.
It's ldleto pretax-II l pine.
And say my mirth is aormw's cloak.
When with such rest I dllly dine
” And smoke.
So then since Time has put an end
To dreams that made my pulses stir.
‘ I hopa Ito‘s proved as kind a friend -
William-«Allan. Cameron, Duboia. Jester To her.
"J. m “Mer (F. A), Sanders. ~Cornhillhiagaadna.
THE BOX TUNN. 11..
The fifteen minutes past l0 train glided
from Pnddiugton. May ‘l’. 18“. in the lclt
commrtmcntp! a certain first clamor-fr
riztgc were iour powengrrs: of these, sinv
udlnrly enough. two were worth descrip-
tion. The lady had a smooth, white, deli—
cute lrrow. utrongiy marked eyebrows. long
luahert. cyrn that seemed to change color.
and it good sized. delicious mouth, with
teeth M while all milk. A man could not
see her none Irom hér eyes and mouth; her
own it?! could, and would have told us
some nonsense about it. She wore an un-
pretenrling grayish lime. buttonul tothe
throat with lounge shaped buttons. and a
Scotch ahawl that agreeably eroded the
mpouslhility of color. She was like a
duck. to tight hor plnln leathers litter!
her; and there she sat. smooth. rung and
dellciona. with a book in her hand and u
aonpcon of her anowy wrist just visible as
she held it. ’ 4
Her oppoalta neighbor waewhat I call a
good style mart-the more to his credit.
sincehaholongedtoaeorporationthat
lmueatly turns out the worst imaginable
youugmen. Hawasacavalryoflcersged
lion CM 101‘ the 15“ and nays. WWI." twenty-five. He had a mustache. but not
ulted: Yeaa, “Chan. 88;» the motion
'- than
The
re
a very will": one; it was iarfrom being
one of this subnaaal pig tails. on which
question rams um
postpone until the first soupis auapnidsd like dew on a shrub—it
h in December. This motion was lost
waaahort.thick. and black as coal. in.
“Md I Mn. 'l'heulr.8tewartol— WWW!” m turned hytohcco
hadhiaulntitutelfll as an meanest
amok: to the color cl tobacco juice; his
mzflw-mmmmmkbrfldinr elothndlduotsticktoor Inns on him-
aprovhioa requiring the societal-yet the
they sat on him; he hadan engagiugsmile,
m tomb all tho-fiver bullion in the and, what] like the do; for. no vanity,
. It. Eats moved to adjourn.
l?
t “r ”i W'- 27-
. ‘1 . Islam Carey's Jolie.
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hill theywovisothattoreip
a'nd bullionl‘omiedbymelting
ooina ahonldheexelndedl’rorn
oi theact. Unfitewartsc-
thearnaudmentanditwasadopted
otiouaot variouakindaworefor
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uarkotvains o! the metal in the
equal to the value ol' the
was received with taugh- arm in a whinper. to such mutation. but
Illinois, called for a copy
W plenum,» that haoonld and you are to consider his proievaiou. hi.
amendment taken trora its
was humming.
"horse play" the bill
the committee of the
which was inordinate.“ in he proper
place. his heart. not In his face, jostling
ruins, and other people's. who have none;
inaword. he was what one ottener hears
0! than meets—a young gentleman. lie
wart convening In an animated whisper
with his companion, a fellow odlosr-tbey
talked about. what is far better not to do.
women.
Our friend clearly did not wish to he
overheard, ior be cast ever and anon a
Tut-live glance at hill (air \‘ll-n—Vll and
lowered his voice. She mined completely
airlorhed in her hook,and that reassured
him. At laid. the two soldiers came down
toa low whisper (the truth must he told).
and the one who got dour at Slough. and
war loattoporterlty. better: tothrccthatho
who “I: down with nato liath and
burn lily would not klaaaithcr oi the
ladies opposite upon the road. Vilma!"
“Dorie!" Now I am norryarnan I have
hitherto pralml ahaold have lent hiuIeIl.
"nobody Ia wine at all boom." not even
when the clock in striking live and twenty:
good look and the temptatiorr—tcn to
three.
Alter Slough the party was reduced to
three: at 'l‘wyford one Iodyd her
ordered toa thirdroul- ”thhmddc‘wh will}??? elllouzt
“ripened—ates. llhcnliarrn returner t e a an
n “n y. m Two or thrau words were lntercbnngcd on
i
malocclusion. At [handing the interline
nigh oi ourstale made one of the sale in-
vaatmenu oi the riayi-be bought a Times
and a Punch; he latter WM fullol steel
5.9“meme Valorand
beauty deiunsd to laugh at room lnlatu-
atrd hunting or other punctured try
Punch. Now lanai-lug together thaws
our human lea; long before Bwtadou it
warm talking match; at hwlndou. who no
drvotedaaCaptaln Dallauau—bs handed
them Who aoupsd them—ha h
chicken-l them-he handled and l«
aealrdoue.aud he handled and burned
nuaredthaothmouthrir return to the
untrue malady pro-rad into the lunar
mpartmeot to Inspectaeertalu nestle-
mauaaratonthatstdeotthellua
lies-lentiadlt been cowl the beauty
would harsh-as “ML-tar, tile-venue
ouswmldkova ateldwith ustlllsll In
hinemuruslves included; not morssursly
do-onrallsrot hrsadaad hotter when It
ltutthinwaa a hit on iop.Adnnla. ra‘
meeauarssialusdlnteteMwlth
trim. l oureaptslaleoksd outer
ant-gov. :; amonlyatuile lmnitha
lloa
"no alwayslauh It tells (re- the
Ito‘s. “reel!" raid thinly. .
n
patter-an
”oht don’t natal itching ntlly It It
mar
mm—mr—ub. m joke.” a.
"Bargain
intuition norm ,. ”:
Houses,
’ tom intuit.
O
.~0qon the door! Open the deal
. There was a sound of hurried w
the door was shut and the bllnd
down with limits sharpneu.
if any critic tall- oo'me for putting inar»
tioulats sounds in thedialogue as above. I
answer with all the ‘lnuoleaea l uncom-
mood at present, "mt hoya as big as your
Dori es» Wanna. :~
andN‘IIearueditet'themJoresninnmy
will.
hills Haythoru‘s asream lost a at its
cflect became the chitin. whist 40.0w
murder-attire same or t. and fictitious
grief make- itself has when real cannot.
Between the tunnel and [lath our young
lriend had lime to task himself whether
bia conduct had been marked by that dell-
caoe resorts which Is supposed to distin-
unini- the perfect gentleman.
With a long lace, real or feigned, he
held open the door-his late friends .‘r
tempted to escorts on the other side! in
possible! they must pure him. She whom
he hurl insulted (Latin ,fnr kissed) de-
posited somewhere at his feet a look oi
gentle. blushing reproach; the other. when
be hard not insulteddurtcd red hot (logger!
at. him from her eyes. and so they parted.
It was perhaps well for Dolilrnon that he
hurl the grace to be friends with Major
lioukyus of his regiment—a veteran
laughed at by the youngsters—for the III-r
jor me. too opt to look coldly upon billiard
halls and cigars; hr- Imtl oer-u cannon bulls
and “unlocks: he luul ulso. to tell the truth.
swullowed a good hit of the messrooua
poker. which made it as hopes-ibis ior
Major li’oskyns to descend to an ungefltlo-
munlike word oraction an to brush hisown
tromwrn below the knee.
Cnptniu Dolirmnn told this gentleman
his story in gin-(u! accent. but Major Rear
kyns heard him coldly, and its coldly no»
nwcml that he had known a man to lose
his lilo Tor the some thing. “That In notir
lug." continued the major. "but unfortu-
nately he deserved to lose it."
At this the blood mounted to the young—
cr man’s temples. and his senior added:
"I mean to any he was thirty-five: you, 1
premium. are twenty-one?"
"Twentylivo."
“That is much the some thing; you will
he advised by me!"
“It you will advise me."
“Spent: to no one oi this. and send White
the three pounds that he may think you
have lost the bet." ~
“That is hard. when I won it."
"Do it for all that. air."
Let the dinheli'erers in human perfectir
hility know that thindmgoon capable oi a
blush did this virtuous notion, albeit with
violent reluctance, and this was his first
damper. A week nitcr these eventa he
was ill. a hall. not the first since his return.
remember. Ila was in that state oi {ae-
titious discontent which belongs to us ling-
liab. lie was looking in vain for a lady
equal in [amount attract ion to the idea he
had formed 0! George llolinnon ash Inltu.
when auddenly there glided poet him a
most delightful vlriou-a lady whole
[reality and symmetry took him by the
eyes. Another look.. "It can't he!” “Yea.
it is!" Min Huythorn (not that he knew
her Mine). but what on aporhcmls!
The duck had become a pro hen. ML
ant. daraling. she looked twice as [result
Iul and almost twlce as large as More.
He lost night of her. He Iound her will.
She was no lovely she made him ill. and
he alone mum. uotdancewith her, speak
to her. I! he TINT been content to begin
hismlmiotancc in the usual way. It might
ha’s ended in kissing, but having begun
with ktsaiug‘ it must end in nothing. As
she danced sparksol beau r y {ell from her on
all around. But him—ahedid not see him.
It was clear she never would see him. One
ottoman was particularly aaalduous.
heamllrd on his useldnity. liowas ugly.
but the amilerl on blur. Dolignau was sat»
prierd at him nieces». his ill taste, his ugli-
norsr. his Irupcrtinenttr. Holman at Illt
Toned hlmll Injured.
”Who wan this man. and 'what right
had he to x» on no? lie hml never kissed
, her. I humane." aaid Dolly. Dollgttah
could not prove it, but he felt that some»
how the rlghta oi pmprvty were invaded.
He went home and dreamed of hit-ts Huy-
thoro. hat-d all the ugly mint. llr‘
s mt a fortnight trying to llnd out who
t ri- beauty won—he mm could encounter
her again. At last he heard oi her in this:
way: A lawyer’s clerk paid him a "tilt
visit and commenced a llttlemluu seal-m
him. in the name 01 Miss linythovn. luv to
suiting her In a railway train.
The young gentleman was shocked. and
endeavour! to when the lawyers clerk;
that machine did not thornrmhlymru
bend the running at the term. The 3":
thin untoward incident: iron: harnarue to
her addrsaa waa but It short atop. and tho
same day our crestlallr-o hero lay in wait
at her door-«and many a succeeding day,
without silt-art. Ilut one due aw Ill.
leaned torth rgulteuatnrall .01 it aha did it
every . and walked bri- ly ou the acne
eat pa . [Minoan dki thsmhaut
and pasted her my “men the
and travelled for pity. in her eyes, but
found neither took our lion. nor
any other asntlmeut; (or this. the
waited and walked till all the other
We” were tired and . ’l'hsn
culprit murmur-ml mien. and.
takinaod to bat. with avolea tnmuloha
tor the first “use. burnout-t mil-sterile
midterm her.
illu- . blushed and neither ae-
knoir nor dlsuwarrl his acquaint-
ance. ile hlmhrd. Miner-d out hour
new, however. win! at least revraled by too
m d
Ind than oi raantl"
Be made aqualntaoeowlth her uncle;
whollkod him.and sawst hmwlthjoy,‘
that her syslovedtodwsll opium.
when sir-thought bedidnotohsrvs'w »_
ltwasthrss mouthlmar the Box
nelthatCaptainDollunauoalled our.
upon Captain Haythor'n,B.Nawhoul ;
mwrmmtnnmmnmuym
, sell." bigger perhapr, such as Sophocles. 7W
they boon it.
born
pertinent hya mysterioua rut-5n.
On his return he announced with a total
change 0! ruiee that “it war all right. and
his visitor might run alongside as soon n
he chose." lly reader ha: dlvlnsd tho
truth;this nautical commander. terrible
to the ins. was in complete and
subjugation to his daughter-our us.
As he was takiux‘leavc, Dollguan saw
his divinity glide into the drawing room.
He iollowed her. observed a sweet coa-
scloumese which encournged him; that
consciousness deepened into confusion—aha
tried to laugh—she cried instead arid then
aha smiled again. and when he ‘kissed
her hand at the door it was "George" and
“Marian." instead oi Captain this and Nina
the other. A reamnahla time after this
tier my tale is merciful and ships formali-
tirhaurl torturing delays) these twowers
happy-«hey were once more upon the rail~
rnnri.going to enjoy their honeymoon all"
by themselves. Marian Dollgnan wal
dressed justas before—ducklike and de-r
lioioun; all bright. except her clothes. but
George sat beside” her this time. instead of
oprmitc. and she drunk him in gently from
under her long eyelashes. "Marian." said
George. "married people should tell each
other all. Will you ever (entire mi! i
own to you—no"— “Yes! yes!“
“Well. then, you mnmubcr the Box
tunnel" (this was the first allusion he had
ventured toil). “I am uahnmcd to say—l
had bet three pounds to too pounds with
White! would kins oneoi you two ladies,"
nod George. pathetic externally, chuckled
within.
"1 know that. George: T overheard you."
was the demure reply. v
"Oh. you overheard me; impossible!"
"And did you not hear me whisper tony
eornpunioni i made a bet with her."
"You mode a bet; how singular! What
was it!"
“Onlya pair oi gloves, George."
"Yea. i know: but what about it?"
“That if you did. you should be my hos»
hand, dearest."
“Oh-hut stay-then you could not have
been so angry with me, love; why. dearest,
then who brought that action againstuial"
Mrs. Iloligunu looked down.
"1 was afraid you were to ting me:
George. you will never Iorgive !"
”Sweet angels—why. here is the Boo
tunnel!"
Now. reader—dc! no! no such thing!
You can't expect to be indulged in this
way every time we come to a dark place;
braids. it. is not the thing. Consider. two
scusilde married people—no such phenom-
enon. l mourn you, took place. No scream
imuul in hopeless rivalry oi the engine
this time—Charles Reade.
The Danger In bust.
0! all the agencies in the spread oi what
are coiled “germ diseases" dust is perhaps
the moat potent. The prcuhar dangersol
the month of March are due not merely to
the high winds then prevalent. but to the
dust with which ths wind pollute: the air
at that season
Inorganic dust~that in. dust trio-posed
of nothing but pulvevired earth, is not (I
Itioli very harmful. Thus coal miners are
not especially prone to lung dialer,
though working in coal duet constantly.
Dust. howavcr. an found In the attain 0!
our cities and towns. is largely made apol
organic mutter. Such dust. if it Is not
at itself largely eornpossd oi gonna. still
furnishes an excellent lurking place let
them.
Not all germs are harmiul or generative
of inflammation, but. on the other. hand,
some! the germs meal. harmlui to human
lite are counaatly to la founlrrhera street
dust is abundant. When weinhaladuwt.
therefore. we undoubtedly inhale raaay
genus. or locum. which may or may not
find a lodging place within na.
Some germs thus iahalnl lu duet do not
at all afiect the health. but on the other
hand othm. should they find lodging
place In the hotly. would manifest their
preemies by proumlncerl a; hurricane.
it In nimrut needless to say that the
moron-l membrane of the noun laninuch
later plat-e tor the Mr ulna oi dust than
that of the lunar. am we should there-
iovs hen) the mull ghee-d when wean
huml to inhale duatm-“leh'tl Compan-
‘l’aasbiwx the low Iasruit-
While ea-fiovernot Bearer. ct Peanut
vania. was lieutenant colonel oi the Forty-
lith regiment he was sitting in fumtol
meat one whenualslovankl‘: soldier.
a badly > urns, and up
and and:
"Var H Oar doctorl" r r
"slam“ the way adore-ab
parlor olllserf” mated ' l Beaver.
The German stared at blur in m
Mafia-truism "
Then ’ lienvcraald:
A ornamental-endures”
H nu,” ' ' N
Jammhsnufllwlllshowmhowte
The on recruit Islam In Hearst's
seat and the colonel waited at a m
Mammoth-imam
trout at his tennorary aahstitats.
mica around sad inking a military
W O
asayoalflnraswhmlosa
l
ilsavar
replied. it] have
whrrsha gull” You’t cor. m
a
"IDIOIEMTW Fulfil
Florida. told me to kap quiet. no excite-
ment and no tennis. Just think at It.
One l. 1 round a rim. book called ‘Guide
to 1! lb,’ by hire. l’iukliatn,and in it I
found out what ailcd me. So I wrote to
her. got a lovely reply. told me just what to
do.and arniu health now."
llllll E. PINKIIAN mm:
conquers all those weaknsnes and ailments
mum .m%.
H. ‘ KRIEGER,
hurricane norm. BLOCK.
‘F. H.NASH * &" BRO.
, Plumbingta's-Fltling, Tin and 8th Iron Work.
”Brick Set Ranges, Uncle Nick, Duchess and New York We:
heir quality or Rubber Hose, Decorated China Din-
nor had Tea Sets. Plain China, Agate and
Tin Ware at Lowest Prices. ~
They said I was consumptive. ssnt are to '5
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EVERY PAlR wAn’umlTeD.‘ .' ,
Call audexarnine_‘ them before mm or; onyothershofiai
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south Main street. so. Norwau'r‘.’ » :
market.
II. I. New liggnfilifihrfii
run sure LIL—Ital ”fur
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1223.. m. Washes. libs. in. Boston er-
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llllllex. loo-c. P 31:42!» on. 1 iii an. m
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Fort arun'ruriaw. . 31.4mm“ 9 loom,
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lozenges. on receipt oi $1.00. .
For the cure oi Kidney Complaints,
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Mrs. l’iuklmm ireely answers letterlol
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llimmulsrwllt,
lilo-mm
roe CREAM.
limo WWW
Emil" “MAINE.
David "stow,
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llomestic laundry Co.,l
Bales. Edam
H ousatonic Railroad
Italian and Norwalk Division.
CORRECTED 1‘0 JFK! 6. 1N2.
Trainsleare South Norwalk for Dantm —-
6119 liln. mull “JAEIQOIlInd 10593:).
Surulayuvbfla. unand Tl p. m.
Trams leave huhury for South Norwalk—
diliflflJfliand ll chain“ M5. ‘45 and 81!)
p. m. Sundayswfi iii a. in and 5 in m.
Trains leave South Nor-walk (or kid deiti—
til'uand’ifla. m.. $11.22!. tilt! and 6 p. m.
Trains leave ltldgeiield for South Norwalb—
dtfi. 71?. ill): and llia’v L in” 3”, “Iliad
e t'» n. to.
Train» ,lr-itt‘v South Norwnlk for Button v'ls
Luv: islzmd and butt-m Stairs Line at 12::
p. In.; due In Baotou at 63")». m.
Trains learn South Norwalk for Brooklyn
via lama Island and Erbium States Line at
d be p. rm; due in Brooklyn at ri M p. In
MAIN LINE Dfl'ltilON
3mm leave Bridgeport as follows :
. Illa. m.. W for Pltrefleld.
Ioma Ina 08!! for Pitrslield. making
eouxrrcrtons or Albany and the West.
in m a. rm. freight (or Haw] lie.
.. r L m" iii“m‘xii’i§'a“’2im Winn”
p m.. .
p. on. New Milford specialy.
p. 3.. New Milford special.
p. 113.. height for Great liarrlngtrm.
a. rm. (So ye) paasenger for l'ittsflcld
V l y.
u rmal ii. mm. to» President and
General Manager.
A. “ . Paula. General Passenger Agent.
LOOK!
Flné Boot; aTITT Shoes for
Sale Cheap.
H” .____..
Fine Custom Wort and Repairing
of all llimls [lane in a
first-class flannel.
The last Bonds from the Best
Isnlfactursrr.‘
(full: AND SEE Ol‘lt PRICES.
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CllSSllN 8: COMPANY.
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39893:
THE PLACE TO BUY
FURNITURE
is at
FRANK 0. JOHNSON'S.
No. 3! Washington titreenilouth liorwalk.
worms were lllllil.
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PICTIINB TNNIEII TII llNIIEN.
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INTI to I'll
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walk. at -
earlier.
The prope
STEAM BOAT “ CITY
-’ Will make DAILY TRIPS TO NEW YORK, leaving South > Nor-
\‘\\,
\in/OWATERT—Ccvflll; ll 1'."
1892'" SEASON ~l§92
COMMENCING .WEDIIESDll.‘ lllllE Isl.
ew York
\ w .393: o c ‘5.
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LUTHER WRIGHT,
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets.
OF ALBANY”.
FNIlE-8lnflt Tickets, 40 cents: Excursion Tickets. ill cents.
Ier CITY OF NORWALK will leave New York Mon-
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at 5 p, m, Leave Nor-walk Tues—
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at 5:30 p, m.
" JUST WRE‘C‘EIVED" '
. {M'—
NEW STOCK O
WMiIINS [If All KINDS
At Low Prices.
com: AND SEE THEM.
toil
line Jackets,
of block, on '
Our price on
chance.
Wearoshotrl
has ever been
Waiats in Black
'l‘wllled
GOOD SHOES
ladirs' NIII Oxfords, lie. to $3.00.
tallies' llussett Oxfords. Still to $2.50.
Chili's NllI amt Russell 60c. to SI.25.
Nuns Russell Blather. finest and nappies! Sine on rant,
‘l‘he'i’eadingnry can;
Tristram & Hyatt.
no. 2 GAZETTE surmise.
Jackets. an“
We have ust bought the entire stock of a manufacturer oL
hundred out all mode i th The] lastwsttgriu all two
it e v n
8"!“ Tillie, ton, pearl. 9|? or? brown '
wil be less than thegoodscoet tomako. Ii
amiuwantotan outside gament you connotatiordtomiss
lasers and Reeie .
the in 7 Title of
ohm” in m:
chum;
GloVer&Olseri
SOUTH NORWALK.
————FOR——————~
Net's Russet. a good one and Cool lunler, at 52.00.
mm
Anythln' You Like In Ladles’ Misses’ and
(fillldren’s Made to Order.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
LEADERS Ill THE 800T lllD SllllE TlllllE.
8| Waahlngton Si...
Norwalk.
gray mixed, it
a
W
Ladies’ Shirt Waists. ’
Ladies' Shirt Wm that
India and hurahwrlk
to. 13‘ ch OhaIlle
French Gamhrlo guide, Black
It“ 9?! Lawn “fink Satin,
wfimflafinwm .psdsatiqulate.
AlsoafullllndeOutiuzfluite.
and
evict W
80. Norwalk.
Store
Blazers.
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