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Groom's Ila-re in the Enormous Total.
l’nnroII-g Details About the Service.
Years ago a wedding was the all absorb-
ing topic in the cmumunity in which ltwaa
celebrated. Simplicity was the mode in
those days, as magnillc ‘ is in these daya
Now even th out Elmorate of weddings
panes with ut little comment. This in
owing to the increased wealth of people of
billion and the desire for display irathcr
than to avoid it, as was in keeping with
Puritan ideas. People of limited means
have no idea of the immeme cost of
the large weddings; for they do not fall
into the clutches. so to speak, of the high
priced florist or the caterer. if one must
he fashionable. however, he must pay the
piper. and if onedesirus to introduce an in-
novation at his marriage he must go to
those who are artists in their various lines.
The most charming readings are those
celebrated at home; particularly if one has
Loosha rode upon thowhirlwlndand dl»
rectnl the storm. lodgers of all shades
and patterns frmiucmed llillit’a. Corn-
merciul gentlemen. independent ditto.
military, naval, legal and clerical. all
passed under Looeha’s eye in regular rota
tion. That terrible organ plumbed, mea-
sured, Weighed. dissected and clxuuzifled
them. while upon the tablets of laamhu'fi
memory Were engraver) their ClilnaulurlE
tics. Weaknesses. failings and idiosynv
cronies. The experiences colleen-d by Loo
aha during her sewn years at llillit's
would Ina‘uengood sized volume. Some
of those experiences are weinl and grew
sonic, others laughable or absurd.
A's. in the clue of that stout party in
tho third floor, front. His “nearnw,” as
regarded the expenditure of currency,
proved, as lmsha says, his fall. He was
a miscrly old ’unks. she. says. or he would
never have tried to paint the inside of his
bath with Elphinstonc's Elcplumt Enamel
long ago. George did not come home at
biannual hour.and his wifestartedto
look for him. He returned home and
then went out on a hunt for her. While
she was wandering around the police
picked her up, and after a short stay at
theDotentioo hospital ahe was sentto
Dunning. her identity being nnrovealed.
Alnmst the same [Informance wae gone
through wfth the husband. Howasto
he sent to the poorhoueo, but an intelli-
gont builid got him mixed with an ins
sane patient named Lurmn dud he was
sent to the asylum.
The chief physician. who knew Hill-
man. soon straightened the case out
when “llama" was placed on the books.
He loomed the unfortunate man’s story,
and Wednesday located the wife in one
of tho cottages occupied by women.
The matter was reported by Superin»
When the Philadelphia maiden. with her lofty
mind o'erladen by a pedigree that‘s dated
back from old man Penn direct.
Trips to greet you while you're waiting. she
will Inner you by station in . ‘a retro well
modulated, “fa my bonnet qulte correct?"
CHICAGO.
When the lakeside girl is ready. Int she looks
at you quite steady. and with ararcel any
hoedlnc how the minutes take their Mg I.
With Chicagoan persistence. which admit- of
no ruiatanoe. she oaelaims in accents plead-
ing. “is my topknot out of sight?" '
BOSTON.
But the Boston girl smiles sweetly as she floors
the not completely. and you're filled with
consternation when you hear her gently say.
Mohemakeaafew me passes and the re’
adjusts her gland. "ls my upper decoration
horlaontally an fall?”
—- New York Herald.
In the Mountains.
A womanhfin‘llt mm! to.
Here are her own words:—
"I was prostrate with displace-
ment of the womb and the conse-
quent ulceration and spinal weak-
ness.
“ l was obliged to lie in bed. as
to walk or stand was impossible.
because of dizziness and severe
bearing-down pains.
“ A friend told me how she had
been cured of similar trouble by
using Lydia EJ‘ml'lmm’: V.- Web]:
best quality of Rubber Hose, Decorated China Din—
ner and Tea Sets. Plain China, Agate and
Tin Ware at Lowest Prices.
ll. 1., New as... i union 0. n.
JUNE 5. 1892.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWAIJK AS
FOLLOWS:
You b'mv loan. A. M. _. 5:5 ex. 546
or. ulhlomlea..65&l.ex7wl.er. ”503.824
exmllllocai ex ire-sell“ ex. 936 no. lllll ea.
llii'flm'alox. ’. 3L—l2152e1. I ll an. :33) or.
25M Matti: uo. 4:10 ox.h:53r.52!)ea. 545m.
ti ‘2» or. ll 50 ex. 7 2” ex. 7 66 ac. 10330.. 1 this. in.
Washington or irons. fiundaysmfiw “"646
21,0 lfi'm’. P. .\ run I no " "' an. ‘ no.
l-onhew Haves. A. . an: ex; 010 ac..
T:l‘1xic.,h-’ll run. 0 158-1.. ill ex. 1042 no. P;
.\l.-l:2 Ill can. I [Ill-1.. l H '.. Sill u" :llli 1. ex.
3 car. i :5 l. ex. 5 to no. to Bridgeer 5.1mm: 5
no"? 1.5 ex. 1 :l llf‘. to humor-port an and!“
mu. lllii Adams ex. and run, B5 rum” ex.
Sundays-d 33 no. 912 m~.,a.
walk at 7:45 a. m.
STEAM BOAT
earlier.
FARE—Sinfle Tickets, 40 cents; Excursion Tickets, 60 cents.
OF. ALBANY”
Will make DAILY TRIPS TO NEW YORK, leaving South Nor-
Returning, leave New York, Beekman St., at
2:30 p, m,; East; lest St. at 2:50 p, m, Saturdays, half an hour
“ CITY
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acountry home. ror country weddings are instead of N‘mllng it to the japallt'i’s to tendent bawycr to the county (mumm- .‘ yr. would curc her It would me. pm. ”5mm“... A. 31.4! to M." 5.15 “.7
theamartest just at present. They enable be properly demo up. And What Imp
one to have a special train. and then more
may bespent in the home decorations.
A church wedding is not as expensive as
many suppose, for many of the larger
churches in town. St. Thomas' for instance.
ortbe Heavenly Rest, may be secured frue
of cost. proVidcd you are a member or can
secure the proper pull. The larger churches
have a sexton and two mutants. As a
rule the sum will Mcopt no money. His
assistant-s may be paid any amount. The
bride's parents may care to giro—any $15
to the first amistant and $10 to the second.
That is a sufficient amount. The chimes,
if there be any. are rarely used nowadays
atweddings. The awning hm perquisites
of .thesuton and he will ask $25 for it. A
ta) gold piece is quite an acceptable fee for
the minister. although runny give him but
no 0n the other hand the minister often
receives a check for two.
The great trouble of n church service is
penal was »r judgment on him and his
ways. For i v very next morning,nftcl'
Looshn hml vi. waited at his door the two
large sizes! was of boiling water—for
which that stout party "’ad a right to
’n’ paid extra, or ill. let»! remember-oil the
girl who regularly put out hor smilop
bone in carrying of ’em up"—tho repeated
plungiligs of some hoary body on the third
floor consul lln- house of llillir to ln-rnbh»,
while at tho some limo that stout party’s
lx-drhnmln‘r ln-ll iinliunnbulnml violently.
Looshn n-bimmlnl to the summons.
“'15 oporml ihcrlmr to my knock."she
relates. "in ‘is ilresisin gown. on were a Rob
Roan-r plaid. fin-d around when: 'is waist
ought to 'n‘ Down with a hell pull and
mast-l. My 'nrt turned right urn-r win-n I
(‘lllppt‘tl my eye on 'is flu-r». it was that
gushly white. 'My. uh. gracious. sir!‘ I
says; ‘uin'l you well? Imiyo. ’ln answer
we»; a sickly sort 0‘ smile; an, lnnnil be'old
sinners, and Thursday, in the pursenco
of (kmmiimioners Spoflord. Ballard and
Stauber. the reunion took place. Hill-
nmn will stay at the pmrhonse until his
wife is well enough to learn theasylum.
--Chicago Tribune.
A Long Tramp.
There arrived at Richmond, lnd., re-
cently n husband and wifo,nm1mpanicd
by a faithful dog, who. since Nov. 1,
have walked more than 1.500 miles, and
who now find thmnselvoe within fifty
miles of their destination. The man is
John May. Since the date mentioned
he. and his wife have. walked every foot
of thedistnnco from a farm in South
Dakota. and they horonot cut 3cm
lots either. They proved up a claim in
South Dakota. and experienced the hard-
.»l .
She‘ldust you go back to work tomor~
row. llarry.’
llwlt is imperative. Maud. l need the
rush—flamers linear.
The Worst to Be Told.
The snowy heads were bum-d and the
wrinkled lures were not with himr tears.
A great crushing sorrow had come to them
“ And it did ——onc bottle brought
me out of bed, and three got me
up so that I could do the house-
work. ‘
“ i believe it is the best medicine
in the world for female complaints,
and I want every woman to know
about it."—]osr:rmxe Schoen-
uoux, 713 Baker St. Baltimore,
- K .
“-5. we have _
p r o o f abundant
which shows that
no one remedy in
all the world has
rcli: red so much
female sufhring.
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Fun Ilium»: Add. in: (via Shore Line).
P. )1. » in» ex. win Springfield). lln ex. via
Hartford).
LEAVE NE“! YORK
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ac..7(|l mu. ~llwx..0m no.9“: mu. ll") 01..
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night «1.. Sunday. A. .\i . uni no. 2‘ 30am 1’. .\l.
v3 "1 l. «1.. lim :nidnluht.
HouSatonlc Railroad
Dnnburr and Norwslk Division.
r'oRliizr'rEn To Al'lil'>'f‘ ~. ma.
Trains loam South Somali. for llanoury—
ll limo l‘ a. m.. it: ”.235. £316. 5 ltmiil) and ll 05
iturdays at 5:30 p. m.
days. \‘l’edncsdays and Fridays at 5 p, m, Leave Norwalk Tues-
days. Thursdays and S:
. . . shi that thousands of other earl-set— , . v W‘“ “"“"““"" 3’ . . ’ ; 5v. . . 2 . .
the organist, and although many have you. in that identical moment ’r, cracks tie}: in the northwest went lhtTough guitiizigisy ”“1 they ““5!" “Ch 3!:3‘“’i";;‘;2 $12.73;“- , it. ' “+9....2232?:",,§,§’§’...“;;"g.3“fl.,u,‘g“fig-fig“.-. ’ '
medmnmed’ “I“ one or New York,“ “um" T“ mm"! hk“ “ “""mvm’fl‘ with F~t~ ~ . l t , l inst "umber“. an; til... i. hiss: fwl‘ ‘41-. lJlII'ntml mom“. 31.1 no and on) I \HTERTE‘uJ. r; y' A. *4“
celebrated clergymen calls an infamous ceilin win-nauirpot«hum»is gain poorer ‘ a” sumo urnoi “33 ' ' ' 1 NW
outrage, they have never succeeded. The
price set by the organist: is :25. although
many of them insist on a fee of $50. This
is for less that onehulf hour‘s playing. in
most casesthe organist will refuse to al-
low any other organist to occupyhis bench.
even if the applicant be afriend of the cob—
tracting parties and desires to play for
them as a compliment. It is w or no mu-
sic. At a wedding last year the groom do
sired a friend of his-a famous organist—
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it was only after the rector of the church l-lehinstonv's Elephant l-Znnmel.nn if nl- your younger. and they have been mar- b" helpmate'a “mug right m" pp: ' b . ln: Sew‘MIllfanvlhu-cia‘l'. ‘ T W" .4 Bill Rizlll L‘Tll l_\ [‘_\ PR[(7E5_
had been nppcnledto and usedhis author- lowrd to set will lnat a lifetime,» the rind but three years. After leaving “Jam” “mg. m think “m" it i, n“ 5 m...\‘w -‘“"““lrm"¢
ity that he gave his consent.
The cost of elaborately decorating a
large church (fully 81.0“» is so heavy that
palm- and a small collection of potted
plant: are generally nude-noting about
8211). Some of the larger churches have
such handsome chancels that but llttlolf
any decorations are needed. The police-
man at the door (and they are always
neeessary)shonld receive a fee of $1 lf
ouch” six ushers and maids under the
maid of honor. and the best man. nine car-
rinses will be needed. one each for two
hridemaidn. Never put more than two in
one carriage, as cum-ding will crush their
gowns. These carriages will cost to each.
0f untrue the groom pays for his own car
rlage.
The only cost to the mom of a wedding
labia carriage. the officiating clergyman.
the bride's bouquets and the presents to
thembm ’l'hebrlde’s bouquet will mot
about all That is the ailerons cost. al
though of course oneean pay any amount
he pleases. from :5 up. The [tallest limo
rotten in bouquets is the English plan of
having them mule of smaller bouquets.
O number qua! to the bridesmahln. To
mutual-attached adiumond ring.mid
when going away after the reception the
bride dintrihututlae bouquet. it being pro
ruined that the one securing the ring will
wed within the year. The luminouiere for
them will cost ll. while those for the
urban will cost about CLEO «ch.~'l‘lie
alone will east £1.75 per pair and the
surfs. if it been afternoon wedding. ebom
Q The bunches of race for the
W will can about a each,do«
of course on the nice and variety
ofthe
Forth-nuptial: following. which roen-
cally Mabel two hours. the floraldw
urethane will out about $00. which in.
elud- a canopy, under which the We
and groom will stand, and general decora-
tiom. As a rule the orchrstrn will mum
ofnven piece: and tin-y will receive no
each. The caterer will supply the collar
t aural from a lmflet, at slam: Ol not
.not including wine, but including
punch. Swelling of the collation. the
great feature of mm In the weddl
unbound as than is pleotyof mu»
elation-stun la the bone tho m at
present are making the tenet of their
ehaneoa At the Dunning-loin wedding
throats but! were unique and unusually
handle-ea. 'l'lley resembled jewel enlists
'al. l‘d u scrrrclml. but for on idonr that
rushed on-r me; on 'nstily pnshin that
stout party In run~ side I rurh‘ra into 'is
room. Tlu'n’ stmuls the lurrh, .15 '0“ just
got out of stenmin in the middle of it. and
white soup “'an ml the mm! (or the wan-r,
nor 'orrid otl'nm.’ urn-ugh to call the smell
of it. ‘ll'ot can be llw mutter." says that
stout puny innoroemly: ‘I feel excccd'n’ly
strange. Looshu' ‘Whicli silnnlarly would
beatrango if you didn't? I sluinrslmck
label» say; no I should advise you.’ I says,
‘to get yourself scraped without dolny.
“At that ’o 'owls out ‘orriil. nu plunges
at the hell. on I goes down on fetches Mr.
Billil an Edward. the hour boy. pmmp‘
melanin-s loin iruliuwnsuul, nu berm-on
’em they not ‘im our of ”is Fllt'll. 'Edirln't
stoplonu m llillil's after that. lh‘t‘llllSt‘ of
the fltory lvukin (Vlll. un Hm olln-r hulgrrs
givin 'im the nioktmmo of ‘Uld t‘rustul.’
bosidos wmlin ’im at rirc’lnr from tho
cumin-l mmp'ny n~hin ‘im in forward ’ia
photograph lit'lill’l‘, on after u~«- for (“I :ul
Vt‘fllhl'lflt‘fll , nu kindly oliligv. "-~ 5,! . nlltllu'N’
finzl‘llo.
“'llrrr-ln Mr. I’lelrl \"na final.
Tof‘yrus W. Field it was gin-unwou-
tlor the world inmlculnblo service. The
Hunter of the innunoth‘ frh-grnph wan
Morse. but back of him was Fir-III. tlioluuh
of fnilh and rue-my and [lllflnmru Ho ho—
lit-Vi‘tl in the [\llnnth-cnblo. .\fh-rll-sflrst
failure In lrl’fi he mu still nmhmnml. He
risked bin future at n lime when other
men would have qunilnl. Snort-«n mm».
and today the whole norhl in hull logo! iu-r
in one un‘at hmtlu-rim-l. ’l‘hrnv in tum-h
lwtwron llu- rulllitwnln and the for 0!!
islands of the lummllras was. and to ( 'yrus
‘v. Field. lhl' m-llllln. nil in cllll'.
We of this city mn- llllll unnwamnul
honor. 'l'ohlm wonn- in-lebml specially
for tho low rate of fun on tho r-lrvntml
railway», which luv- iluno rm much to do
VI-lup llu‘ umwth of tha- t'ily. Furtuur
mulled upon him in hlnun-nt undertakings,
but in llia lullvr day» mrmwmt by his
henrllwlmun He had the oympulhy mu!
prwl of his follows. as vu-ll no the gruti
fmle of two worlds. Nrw York uhnnhl be
proud to honor him. Srw York Ally-re
filter.
The Arc-II" "0th at Wet-In.
A pmjwl. format-hum in its inn-Munro
to Murmur-nan well M extremely inter
mun: in Its «in-lulunmlzloru-lopment. has
just been not on foot. in lirrumuy by admin
on of the futherland‘s grout duumvlrntr.
ltlmlly number: of the “claimant-ll
cobalt, and other! inn-mm! in pron-wing
118 to Wuimar her trulltioonl and [wiper po
out»: an the center of Iii-rum" literature.
The plum l- simply this: To plane in the
hands of the armed duh and grand rim u
can of Hnrer-lmar. on tho normalcy!) of
flwir Koltlm wedding um. G of this your).
them. and after they had loot almost
everything on their place they secured
u few dollars and startod on the long
tramp that is now almost ended.
Their destination is Dayton. 0.. and
‘todny they refused assistamro from chur-
itnble pooplowho offered to pay
our fare there. saying they preferml
to break their record and would com.
plote the journey on foot. The man is
Dakota they walked through lowa.
Mismuri. lllino’m. Indiana. ending their
journey in Ohiorifor. St. Louis (Hobo-
Democrat.
l|ot “'rnllier in Gold Fields.
The new African gold fields are prov-
ing profitably- beyond all cxna'tntluns. It
was pmpliminl about one your ago that
the output of the Witwatersmnvlt dig.
mugs would roach 70.000 notices in Do-
l't‘lllll‘l’, 1591. and one your later 110.000
ounces. Alrl‘udy the first pruphu-y has
ln'o‘ll bonu- out. the average being about
75.0“) ounces a mouth. It ht a warm
thought and not unplmant Blill,thlt
when the latest reports from Natal were
written, from which tho facta alxivo
were taken, and when the people of this
umntry Wm shivering befon» the blasts
of winter. Natal wan simply scorching
under a tommntnre of 1‘30 dogs. in the
shade. a figure which wan roaehnl on
several 01'thth during Christmas
wwh. All trade was abandoned. the
pimple being content to exist without
l'xol'llun in such an awful boat.‘l’itter
burg thumiclo—Tehmpb.
A Land of Fannie and l'lauly.
While the inhabitant» of south and
each-m Rimeia an: starring, a large pro
portiw of the population of meter-n
Siberia and Turkeetau have so much
main that they do not know what to do
with it. In tho province of .‘lomirrt—
chinelr the pounds hare mugll min
to last them for ten yearn. and in the
lmfl‘lflt't‘ll of Yuma-ink. Yahntsk and
the Translnihl tho price of wheat is
immighth what it in in the Volga pro
“[1000. The best beef is being hold at
the rate of about 5-]. a ponnd.butae
“mare norollwaya and few or no
imadaintheee rich portions of them-
plm. thiaeuperabundaut wealth moot
he put to mntmhomhm Tit-Bite.
What! u no Its-u.
A mculler incident has crane to light
at Mount Pleasant. la. A mod looking
young woman came totbonianhal and
There was a world of pathos in the aged
husband‘s tender. solemn manner of ad-
dress.
“I have seen our boy in~ln"——
The load upon his mind was too great to
permit him to proceed at euro. His voice
Rank to an innrtirulnte whisprr.
“Jail"-~—
The word seemed to wring his soul.
"And he confessed to all."
“Oh, James!"
true.“
"Yes. mother. he admitted it all. Oh.
that I should live to am- this dnyf”
In utter misery they rocked lo and fro in
each other‘s arms.
"An-l. mother. the worst of it is yet to
h. lilld."
Slu- lru-‘ncl into lilw’ for l‘ in illiqu nimble
horror.
“J unit-s. "
"(lur boy confesses that he stole the
Money towoh—wlo buy cigarettes. “
lt M‘flu‘fl as if their grief must kill
zhomlvlh‘trolt Tribune.
lle [lad Learnt-«l Something.
Old lluwnow~So you‘re through col—
loge!
Young Smilax—Yes.
llowuow—‘Voll. what are you going
to do? '
Smilax~\\'ell, l hardly know. I've had
two ofleraoone to go into a lawyer's nflice
for two years at three dollars in week. and
the other to play halfback fora fulfill"
team at ".300 for the season—Boston
Globe.
Waiting for a fihyryrle.
"Why don’t you ride a bicycle“ l asked
a young lady wh‘a» talking nlmllt lived-
ing exercise.
"If f haul started in Home yvnrn ago it
would have been all right. but i can‘t do
it now that everybody else do“ it. I am
walling for noun-thing new to turn up and
then I will get in carly."-l’lltsburg Dis.
patch.
I'leuly of 011d.-
Sbe-l foul on auto of the finale that I
believe I would lu- willing to but you a
kins.
lie—«l don‘t think I would like to M't'vpf.
that bet except upon one condition.
Blievl’rny. what is that!
How‘l'hat you 5;qu mo mldm-me York
11mm.
The Al-lglrty nun".
Ymbemoue—llave you seen the latent
th in a silver dollar? Bro hero. You
earring. ltopane and here to a pin»
tosnph of your heat girl.
“herein—rim. isn’t it? by the way.
old man, tetbet the only dollar you bop
pan to have about m?-Bmklfn Life.
. 0. DeKlYN is SDN
lau Slam. u Cu, lay-n,
lieu hm Mil-Hue.
NEW STORE.
l have realm rd m) bunny-n! lo
and have now a full line of
H EATERS.
\ STOVES.
TlN AWARE
of all k llnla.
Plumbing in ail its Branches.
FDll 8100K PlDMBEDS SDPPDES
T.S.00NALDSDN,
South Norwalk'. ":3
Family Washings!
Pluinwmhinu. ..
Washing and lhlhlm:
Norms per dun-n
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93 WASHIRRIDR STREET 93 T
ml t'utoru. «\"r.
W lll'l‘l': SKIRTS EXTRA.
m, “a“-
Collections and Deliveries;
Free. «
Domestic Laundry 00.;
3| cannon 8t. tumult. i
f'th‘l‘llAP'l}i mans Full llll’l‘l‘llfl AND
Sl‘lllmlgfl m9
Bmmrs to [7. ll. ln-Klvn.
ll Valium St. to. tumult.
2? Iain Strut Remit.
lint-clue -
Balers. Consumers,
p. . inlay: r m“. B. m and 5m p. m.
Tull". lr'.’|\'t‘~ South Nnruuik lr-r Lin-lilirlui
‘ unni- on ”w Flu-pang. l.!'f‘hllrill :unl
XML» 1:. ii l. L'Np. 13..
'hmn. lv'.'t\‘r Smith Nor-walk for Rl-lu'l'lli‘l“ -
D l‘. mu! ‘J i: .l. "1.. l2 ll. L' ‘Ji. .5 ill and h All p. m.
~ lv .n -' llwhcviirl-l rnr mam: .‘inru alle .
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MALV LINE l)l\'lrl|)I-'
’l‘mzns lcme lirldgu-purt a follows:
:m .i. “L, pmwnnr for l’lttsdohl.
(0|th u... pix-ongel‘ for Plumb-1d. making
mnnr. (ions for Albany and the Wes-t.
l" I“ a. “1.. (Ni 'M for Hawk) \‘lllr.
93’ p 1.. freight fur liroat ltarringtnn.
Ella. “Ini-‘lunllfik'al passenger for l’iusneld
and Albany.
I‘. ll. l‘lJT‘l’Jir'lurnl Migwrintrmlom.
:l . l’. \’ \KAImiMl. firm-ml l‘mnxrr
Acorn.
Till-1 l‘llAl‘l-l Tu lsl‘Y
FURNITURE
l! n!
FRANK 0. JDHNSDN’S.
.‘ u, ISL" “'m-ihnz'm; .‘lh‘t‘l. South Xuru‘nlh.
FURNITURE MADE TD ORDER.
r-pwiul anon-Non Kh‘q‘flvlo Eupairim: and
l phululerxux. afiJm
PlDlDllES lfllllED lD 000m.
ALL sizes OF
onusun sums.
General Contractor and Sewer
Business a Specialty.
F. M. Pierce,
Look "o: m. Smith
llwloletu‘r. NIL: l’ms—
.‘uurunlkJ‘ohn.
34“ l 51.x. Nurwalk.
lr-l" t1
WAGONS.
New and carotid hand
Buggies. Phaeton. carriages.
Canopies, Spindles. etc.
Prices to 3...“. All.
CALL AND B". 'I'llll.
Do
GET ONE AT A BARGAIN
You
IF YOU DU
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Don't forget that Jobbing is a Spocialfy.
:llhl «lo-lin‘rvd.
LUTHERTWSRlGHT,
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets.
Want a
( inlets called for
at: 5m
Glover&0lsen
SOUTH NORWALK.
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GOOD SHOES
laiies’ Kill llllDlllS. 15c. in $3.00.
laiies’ Russet! Drums. $1.00 to $2.50.
Child’s Kid and Russell 600. in $l.25.
llen's Russell Blucher, lines! and sna i st Sh .
for 33,00, we on an earthy,
Men's Russet. a good one and Good locker, at $2.00.
Anythlng You Like in Ladles’
Children’s Made to O
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GLOVER & OLSEN,
l
Mlsses’ and
LEADERS Ill THE BDDT RID SHOE TRADE.
Bl Washington St"
80. Norwalk.
The leading Dry Goods Star;
I
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”WWW WH- “GWM lion of In anrhlre house in Welmar for VII ill treating her. The lulu was . A Wild I’M-at. ' I l .
unwound fled.andbnlthomam the limo?! rrllcaof Gaul-m um swam, M in la“. but when the time of Young Wille-at doyouthink of my RCE CREAM 6 n ry I y.
tiny-in hand. “commute melon with unappmiaunnml hymn» trial came the wife am not WM" .0 WMJW’ , ' NO: 2 GAZETTE BUILD'NG
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attempted to kiss his wife.
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FAWCETT’S
IN roan to IAIII via
Marius Urnannsnu- 00..
Norwalk.
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R ”Sill” m m Slle M m 89' SM” Rl “Id 800 DOZEN “HTS 60¢. D02. cost. Weareshowing the largest assorhnent of Sailori Hate in Meat “3nd Perfect Fitting Shoo. .
‘ . . » J This no is not for one hour or one day, but will remain . . ~ , But one in which the ,
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' a“ “ ' ‘ ; ' GO' ‘ With nickmmedmmmin at prices wonderfully low for this clearing out sale. . :3
For the next 30 YE 9"? “8 5° ° 005 I AR ‘ r 4...»..— f.
tomato room for: the Fall and Winter stock. Come and we , GEBT STQCK 0F LAMPS IN THIS COUNT" ‘ Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at 7.
mm... * ‘ STURTEVANT’S . ~ -
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