HIGH WES IRE HIITHH IT WITH IIS.
Weill” them for! best auorhnent of any Shoe Dealer in
town. And 008 PRICES are the LOWEST. It you want
“ ‘ers, Bums, Shoes and Rubbers
Howhyourtlmototryueandyou will never regret callingat
theoldtamily Bootand Shoestoreof
C. H. m Harvey’s,
70 ‘ North... Mala Street. ~
W
roiioanow.
muhdaawa-thottn‘hm
Snow—ambahedlorthaelovm
Whammmdduuoooma
Areaweetaathedayathatuo over.
'l'tielldathatobhbythemnowahack:
‘ hithhuildaontlierulaamw:
‘l'ha lutfonlnwlater’atrack.
Andnbhtmakeawayforlhomorrow
Aadmamnhdjoythuum.
Iliuolhthoheartoflhelonib
ladeathdnpnn—dhatdayatocorne
Answeetulhodaynhat mover!
—FIorenerarl-Coutas.
MY KLEPT__0_MAN_IAC.
Al the glut fir Walter says. the pub
liolikoltho bigbowwow. Yet what if
[:2wa it myaot be inteuuimi
also in the little howwow?
The little howwow took an immense
mm in me at first light. He wa
nchapooraml triadic-creature, and
it was such a cold and blunting; niryi.
that I had not the heart to shut the thin"
in his face as he stood wagging his tat,
in the stream of light from the open ha‘.
and looking upon me appealingly. wit
big.iunocenthrown eyeafrmnunder a
silky fringe ofhnirthatappearedtohiu:
of Skye descent. though rather mor
than less reroute.
Yes. he is certainly mongrel. this Art—
ful Dodgerofmine. Perhaps if he ha'.
hemotgoodhonestflkyestrainthistah
could never have been told of him.
However. in he came with me that
night. and out he went with me no:
evening for the first of our walks tibia»...
It was only round a couple of corn: r;
on an errand to the green grocer-'3 2222222.
themorrow’s list. which had not proper;
hem made up, but when I pulled 22'
glove of! at the home door to granite ii .
better with the difiioultiee of the late
key. I felt a cold none thrust into in;
hand—nay. more than a cold nose. an
apple. which no red and glossy as it was.
l was quite use my proi ident friend
had nice“ Milo yuryhasket of ap-
plcalhadjuatorderedhomefiom um‘m
the green grooei’a counter.
That was excusable enough perhaps.
But what followed day by day 0122: .. .ul
allmy stock of ’npologics for my poor
kloptomaninc.
Day by day there was something 0
of my noighhors’ goods laid at my door.
Onomorning it would be a prime lie-o.”—
eteak fresh from the butcher's stall; 2.:-
other. it Would be a dainty handkercl ..
thrust into my hand as we walk: d In
gather along Chestnut street. I to 2:2
learned to eschew the shopping quart-2r.
however. when we were out together.
But my Artful Dodger was toomuch for
me. One snowy day all the neighbors
doormats were piled up in our vestibule.
and my poor little fellow crept out from
among them wagging his tail with a
delighted consciousness of merit as i
came up the steps.
Some Fagin had trained him. Then-
was not a doubt of that. it was the
part of nChrislian moralist to reclaim
him. not to turn him adrift in his evil
ways. I argued. I seemed. however. to
be the only C 2n man in the houso or.
indeed, in the whole blot ll. [fancy they
would have left my poor little follow to
go tothohad altogether in another neigh-
borhood rcmnfo from theirs. B22: then
he in ror look: 21 up at them with his big.
innocent bmwn eyes. brimming with
love and trust. as he did at me.
“ Love me. love my dog.‘ “ I said to
Hugh one enning as I stood with him
in the vestibule. and the Artful Dodger
whinod so Izitenusly on the other side of
the closed door that l was obliged to let
him out to walk with us. Then I could
feel myself blush furiously. for though
(30min Hugh and l were—-well,itishard
loony what we were. but this unlucky
speech of mine was certainly the tire:
word of love that ludpaesed between us.
I walglzid to go down on my knees to
the little fellow leaping about me to in
cape the eyes of the his; fellow standing
over me. for I felt sure therowssa liugh
in thorn.
”When your dog is arbour-st no you
are. Kitty." sold Hugh. "I may poi-hope
begin to love hizu inf—-
"An I do.” I answered. my dog and l
springing down thesfcpe togrthor 1:.Iyly.
"I wouldn't advise you to. Evil com-
munications cnrmpt good manner». to
quote still another prowrb. and my Art.-
fnl Dodger may 12:22-12 mean much 2222 l
have failed in teaching him poor boy!"
"At that mm It' III as wolf I am taking
you both to a poor quarter of the city.“
But in thai the door opened; the
dream-keen. lettingoutacuflomer.
Whoorwhat that was [never heeded.
for from whereweatoodover thoway
my dog had dashed across. up thelow
etepsandwss tawningon thefittlo
womaninatransport of joy.
She did notstooptomeetthooeeagu
cameo; those sharp little caninecrieo
ofdclightedmooguilionhadnorespouae.
Only aswecameinahemadeuhurriod,
faces. Bughwutooquiekforher. He
stopped in serum the threshold,me
she stood leaning pale and quivering
"We owe it to ourselves." he said. “to
make some explanation. 0f worse the
dog is yours." 2
Shim-ado a hasty motion of disclaimer.
but Hugh went on:
“01’ course the dog is yours; we have
had him so long in our keeping homo-e
we have no idea of keeping the little
would care to part with turf—~—
This last tentativ ely. for it had not eo-
capcd Hugh any more than it had mo
that as between (log and mistress the
affection was (ertainly all on one side.
had retreated sinking down on tho steep.
hos stairs that almoet filled up the tiny
min. The dog did not full himself re
pulsed as we did, but fell. dog fashion.
to kissing the worn hands with which
she covered her face. It was in that?
some instant that wohenrd n chilo' s cry.
She let her hands f- Ill together. the w
ding ring flashing out ontheworn finger.
and :1me for the first time noticing mo.
wizh a swift sign she led tho way into
the back room. ‘
The baby was just waking in his cra—
dle. She tunn- d horwhi: e for r2 mu. . l on
no in the doorway :23 she dropped down
on 110' Laws beside him. The dog won at
sniffing about the cradle. round unl
then stood irresolute. his brown 2 _se
flashing' Inquir- from tho \2 on: In to me.
"1‘ or Ollie child s sake," she :aid. ' i' ‘.or
the child’s 63:20"—
51222 caught I: er breaia in a frightened.
gas; mg w: y 2&2: 2: l- 'l‘Ol. ;l:t the doctor In:
Huglitol 2cf. re.
"bird '."IL2.2 2d 3221.1}: ‘ Wenmnot
hon- to 3. ;,2'2: minors? Il..tc;;u he
done for _\ on.
She pointed to the dog.
Dasu mun. Marcus :2 0.2‘.
A: t. 22: sound of his rum: :2 the (log
glanual round at her. but. ‘ her win—
mcut rcpellant gumrc ‘2..- 2 u it u- .irer
tome. his tail. baboon 1.512 .1».
"ioor 112512.215 1 2r pot .. .rtful
“Only take
DOtlgll'lwa-ll Ind. 4.2;): 221.2:
him. But I ..2 l22t-..2. : 2.: the.
woman 22.; _ 222:; your par
don.b:2t i think I izzn'o 2~~=n 5~222 before"
he said.
Sou threw up luff lulu-1:2 mili :2 sharp
cry: ”1 know 2.: f 12222 2': that 21.2; 22.2221 l
min Inc"
"T‘mu _\ou triul t2 his: 222222-22, get
rid of hiuzf'
3512c mariullu ghnoangwurwnly l
at him I222lf 21-222 2i», half d2 2222221.}.
"Ll-mo. li’mic" hi2 said lnf.'.u "-2izice
the «12222242222222 2' is hilling to 322:: wit. 2
him new“ take him hollm w: 22 n5.
mm '2- inc as h. spoke uisn Datum, 2 h: r
geekure of refusal. “Uthcrv i c “'22 null
not fed that \u: have a ri:., Iht‘ .22 l. on I'm
we thrcc went out. clawing t..22 dour l":-
hind us. for $2222 in vcr movod from 1222:
knees inn-.2 ie HAD cradle.
Of course 1 aunt-d llugh what II: 2:11
meant the ammo: wo Wore 2.2.2.: of 2.2.2:
shot. and 1 am afraid loos not in a
very amiable mood during the wan:
home. became he Would not answer.
The next day, lumen-r. he told I222; 1.2.
the next day he wont luck to the flower-
m .2 r had lost hunclf to Dosh again.
' '2‘2ud i had been hoping you woul. [be
here making )2; .2r gowns, Ki:_ ‘ l2-
nnid ruof'ully. ‘ that was t'; 22 r I. 222 i
thought l had better Not l2'2I ) 2. II .
story until you hul L 2: I.-2'..2rc:.. I II
the pyoor. 3mm, ' t. 22. 2;: Butouchm van-
ished “It unit a (lf'hfl, and” Do you.
runcmlxr (Anion '2miii22ri22n' 22 wr'uing :22
mo hero to lookout for her home I.“
summer, wlnloyimwomallont of hunt."
"I roiuomhc r iniunma' II In 2222; n orriod
gropinginovomentforthehandleof the‘
doornIif lhewouldhaveshutitin our‘
he was found one night last winter. and ‘
this lady kindly let him come indoors ‘
with her out of the bitter weather. But '
fellow from you—unless. indeed, you.
The little woman—girl she Wan r..thc —-»
round. as if he could not Ki.tlth=i;llld,i
. :t'lii
[lo 1. dd a maple of L21 .22 o: 2 the 2.. “in, g
dog.” he said. ' AI. :1 v. o 2.222 kt: .2222... .
he 512ml non-r annoy you :2_;. in. he llt'V'
inc.” llo bowul to All! my 2Llu.._v as,
pot. of xi ht- 2urso and found the littlm. res. :2
“"7. ‘
Bargain
ACROSS THE PLAINS.
RIDING THROUGH THE GREAT GRAN-
AflV OF THE WORLD.
Pike‘- l'enli at sunrise and a Full ll...
5 lla- n-d When and Wharton. Best-
to Get n Realist-g Bel-o ol the Vlad-e.
with. Great l'lnlna.
It is easy enough to take an atlas and
figure out that the distance from Chim-
go or St. Louis to Film-'- peak is greater
than the distance from New York to
Chicago or St. Louis. it is not so may
actually to realize and understand the
tremendous nature of that fact.
“e are all accustomed to any with.
I theglibness that comes from mated
iteration that this is a great country.
I but a man who site still and reads about
its greatness, even though hisimagma'
tion may he unusually lit olyund fertile.
cannot obtain such a realizing season!
the am and resources and boundless
possilfilitios of our national domain as
one who actually traverses it.
Another thing that everybody known
2 in a sort of way is that the great west is
the granary of the world but you cannot
begin to understand what that Inseam
until you have traveled a whole day on
a fast train through miles upon miles
,of appanntly limitloss coruhchls that
stretch Wt'si from Chiuigo to the Missio-
slppi~wcat 400 miles across the great
stoic-o! Iowa to the Misuouri and 400
miles more through the equally great
states of Nohraalra and
5 After a whole day of wn2ficlda,di—
reisiked every two or t; iroe hours with
a well built thoroughly equipped, hust—
ling wostem cit} and knowing. too. that
this great graintirld roaches north and
south 1.0420 miles. one begins to get an
idea of win .2 it means to say that this is
the whi'a gr. .....
lnduma and Illinois. osgwcially the for—
mer. arer; 2.2a Lat. 1.2.: Iowa has very
gmd sized hills throughout the state
from east tom. 2 {tom “20 to 2220
fetEIL‘rllfllIAflDol- .. lvul of them
rounding 22.222222" .. :22} l 2o \ .22 l _\s that ill:
lvidetl'nm. Allir \uut‘.5‘.‘.vnd the bluff
west of the Missouri river at mafia
.there begins the real prairie. which b
not a flat country 2202' yet a hilly. but a
rust billov. y exlau—e that looks more
lilo.- the on .212 112.222 any other land I over
2
' All thov‘; _\ {1‘ -‘I2It
NLiI'L‘cka and lion 2 tho surfamsoil
is Ll .ck 122.2222. WI 22': km freshly
tun: 221 up l25 i'..2.- 12.2.: 2.2222 .5'3 theol-
mczt irr2 ' 2.2.2 inquxivn of having
ju:t 1.222 122m (d our 2'.i: n2 so hlcuk.
‘ \'0 Fund“: ('22 r22 nous anymore from
.2. in ain‘t a soil! lit)
. . rpropmu lit-raised
form it .22'22om :2. 2.21222; to drain Ill-2
2 maru Inl‘. l‘filiil.}'!
'l...2 fuling 212.2: mun s ov- : one on the
I12min 5. on: of m :h: 2 f 222 ' 22g Isa-pt
'tho 2. bi 2- ..pmm of lllnlllL‘Jii. b lum-
ipara'. Io oil. 2 i222:122u., ' (he Ill. :22 tho feel—
i22 o: ....«2l ~' who 2.~..: - .2. N. ' 2 f eight of
‘laml. Y2: i: isuiiior ..2 from than Por-
Ibo; ~ it is not quite such a lonely feeling.
for the com 2.». if. and the Lorin-II wire
item-2s. alrl ii. 222-. ... .2222.2l lull-2 fari22~
' hum.- in: .2 2.2- 1 222222 .-.n222con.2v:'.2ut it.»
‘illlllli (1' (ll 2! 22:22: I‘ 2' :Il'v‘dlly simuunded
h} (wlv 2222s 22. 2 2'. duration.
Lut thvl mum. .2222; vision. tho alH‘nte
I of any horizon—or who: owns its ub-
'ltmr- to one ml' mtuiiml to havinghia
Ihontonl. 222421 by hill. 22 mountains
oily a 2- :wrt di- (2222.2 :2 _\>-l»‘;ll’lill
upo. 2 tin l .22212. 2iu2222 .222 22 of the ini-
lrowdy LI- 5 .2 ltll'l tho infinitesimal
, Slimline! .2 f In: that if 3Il‘lIIul to 22.1:
fibf: .2lI5 IL) A“ ’ Alli rawhilo one
Q gen I: «ed to i:.: 2222] t. 20 (22.1222: of Impres-
1 lion “(an off 22ml 22 . «ad more com“
21122221; of I'm man of having ydentyd
,rouo. that is I lllllfldllllg. but at first
unr- fu' dunno i, ounuun
‘2 L wu-v fox-tux 22in.- 2mm}; 12 to got our
firs: high: of l‘ilw's yak at sunrise. and
I a wonderful and n2 w: to be forgotten
[ light It Wm. it was about half past 6
’ in tho nmmin; . and just .1: that point
:we were rum. ng muthwunl 0n llll‘
’ltlt hand sch-oi thoimin the 2.1.3. will
aflnmowiih mid iiuk. Outfit: right.
the full moon. 22 ill IvrI 'ht. was lowdown
I no.2: the ltwnzull. 0a a sudden wuieono
crinl. "012. the m it is!" No need to not
what. Evory one knew what “it" inn-t
rain to western
I
Wflllu'. f l
i
You. “It“! in In a snowclad mountain.
alixoet undlrtho full m. it- ridge.
reflecting hack a nanomt link from the
ever offered
in this
City
—-—-A'l‘--—2
STURTEVANT’S
NORTH MAIN AN D ANN 8T8»
.Iiotonlyin pagunlandado than transit
carriedintom,
H KR
. Houses,
8t) NORWALK.
Hevoid‘fiohififiz'nnm'
...——
' ml]. Illa. 0].. .
No one whence came the aepul-
cliral voice. tomnmou suspicion rested
upon a weary looking man who nt with
bowed head haidea lady with a red nose
and gold glasses.
Ania often the one with those who dis»
cuss the problems of marriage, the hair of .
the woman who mldmu-Ied them that night
hndgrowngrny in unateofsingleueea
that What Ila" sprung In. the
Family Hearth.
Somebody found out that the We!
two sticks would produce a flame. And lo.
all the mound notorious were born! 'l'lila
:lhoovery must have been made very. very
long ago, lortlie earliest peopled whom
we havcany kuowledgehad forgottanahout
ft and were turning it into myth and lllllr
ole. Agni. the fire. was worlhipedbytho
llindooa as one of the great 9!]..th
among the Greeks the Titan When
was said to have stolen the on from heaven
and brought it down tomenhiddcn Ina
reed. This he did in pity fw the lasing
race at man. while for the pity and help he. ooufidentfy.
like so my mm of mm’p MW. gm] [.- Then the sepulchral voice broke the Ill“-
formcru. was doomed to persecution and non. _
torture. II. B only within the ptaent cen- "Cold lat." It attuned.
fury and since the discovery or theold 8an- There was an 2222 mime shock—Detroit
ski-it Scripture. 222.: we have found out Tribune- 2'
that humethena is the fire .
drilLand um outofthewondcroltlio SWAIN-d-
fire the worshiping Imagination of the
people have created the wonder story of
the man loving victim of Zeus.
The his early became aaymhol ofthe
Inn and through a thousand changeathh
primeval marvel of the fire has become
apartof the poetry.the folklore. thcrellgion
of all the world. The Pani- were the wor-
ahipon. Baal. the tinged. ruled many a
Semitic tribe. The beautiful Peruphoneia
seized by the god ofthennderworld all]
horneaway to his nonle- kiugdoin. ll.
mother. Cues. mourns her and anarch-
evcrywh'ae our the desolate earth for her
daughter. By and by she is pamittedton-
tnrn and spend six months in the upper
world. The flower: bloom. the corn grown
amlthehirdsaingatherapproach. Sogrowa 2
the fairy story of winter Midsummer. But
cues were never irremedlable.
"Name to me." aha eloquently urged. "a
difficultth moot hornet by mutual for-
bearance ”
There 2'... a moment's ail-urea.
“Name just one." panned the speaker
is?
sun and firewonhip appear. Our [astound
Eastern. onraltarcandln» our Halloween
our eastward positions in prayer—ail than
an poetic reliant theagulongwonder of
the fire.
In the flint place. the sunshine in them-
dition of all life on earth. and the fireun
the hearth is only tranaformcd snuahlno.
This mnahlnewn stored up ages agoin
the beds of coal or in the growing has
year by year. So. as we sit about the fire.
it. isthe sunshine of other years or othe‘
'And no you think heaven In like Boston?"
‘W.dl ldid think so. but you know Boa
lo: has improved a great deal in the his: :9
yaua."-Life.
Illa Opinlnn.
An English general in Mir-wing I cons
of caralry suddenly stopped before a splen-
did looking fellow and asked abruptly:
"Which istho best horse in the regiment I"
"X0. 40. sir."
:fi‘g-meg“ 3'; m” “ “£33: 1;: 2mm makea you 22.22.22 '22 is the 2.2.22
that gives lilo. so it Is this sunshine in the ”NW"
tire that makes man the free inhabitant of "' “nu" "m“ and 53"": " “ ”n I“ '
allth: émh‘ whatever the naturnl dim )Od lenpcr; has no vice. imlvl. .. lllnil. carries
2222.; he. Wherever he is able to on. u all I“ “a“ ““2 l‘ '“ '"5 Wm"-
he mm for himle artificial trupia. “wand who is the best soldier in the rcgi
"Tom Jones. sir."
““th
“Beaumhafa an honorable man. is obe
dill“. tidy. takes good care of his equip
mom and his horse. and does his 22 .2 25' well."
"And who in the rider of the hut. horse?"
home. Ben in the Ilopfa. he an liv-
oulyin the tropics. and wlihthewondc
waudofflreheaeateafuhilnacltthenw
foanywhere.
Indium place.“ in Wadi!
“Tendency-tr."
thallium non an than-whit" .
In I ll ' 'l'l' yl I l y. :itnd wh'iaTm Jone-P
butlfwelook buck and nudythep-ewe
”that allthe pram artaand titanium
and religions of theworld grewandhloo
aomedandhore fruit in thelandaof the
am When welpeak the names of India.
of Palestine of Egypt. “Greece. of Wm”! '0 let Ill-II Illn-
we speak of the homo of all lheheauty Re In drinug with one hon-'2 2 lion the
truth and aspiration of man that Inve horse took fright and started on Ellt' run
culminated In oorumderu civilization All.” Be are oneor two vicious p Ill-mu 2:22
Not quite. for we must remember Gel- mmwilh lhit one hand. but i: nu um! in
many and France and England. Buttheoe hove no cflrd.
do) not wnlrullcl our “annual, [III (h: “Isn't '12 running away?“ .slrr' it"s“! as
gunmen! of these wan not attained or she looked trmtingly up into his 223m.
apt. an the fire enabled the people to make ”lie to." he Nplil'd an he drew her clmor
for thenuelvea fanda of the sun about their '0 him with his left arm.
mama, and in that aruflcial anal-rid: “And can't you “(2p him!" 2212.2 Inked.
the great. work 5‘" been wrought gun. “I presume I can." he returned. "but I
Rev. 31. J. Savage in I’rtcraon'a Maguinc haven't “mirth enough in one arm. and
W the “In! histmight. and the sloighiug good
for milra. and-and"—
“And you can Lu-p him in the mud!"
"Oh. ya."
"Well,” she mid with u nigh. "let him
run. George. ll' ll take us longer to come
back Mf'wlh troll l-v rm Prraa
Int All I Dream.
ldn-unedthatlaatonan net-er.
Fat upon the Behring 22.2.2 shore.
Dread only In this umlenrlothlnu.
Thanh nearing of tee. too. I won.
tint-cum hung down from my I: III-ken.
Teu- laclm In length. If not more.
And the cold polar n 222d: fiercely blowing
Were chilling me through to the (ore.
The hand in my veins In concealing.
And I knew that Iflh In: life has '2'":
def wok- and found that the cover
The mail could not help laughing. but
he gave a sovereign to his inlormanL-
Swanaea (England) Gazette.
"Joe-o Bra-Ufa Wood It'll."
When the people of Peakville. Vt..arv
urchin; for aouirthing with which locum
pain a sharp huntneu trans-cm ,ihey
usually any. “'1'waaaboutaacln-anoems
Busby'a wood um" Jam. Bnahy waa
an elderly man of a docidufly lndolenucm—
Euuengwho fired forth- inoat partnpou
friend-and relatives. but Wand then
annular-"odd”. ”aboutwtiiohliebuaizd
timeout-amt rum unttl' it war
lnlabed
ltwaatnuieonhcnequmaolinduatry
thatheumfertook to-uwandlpllt a cord
dwoodforW’ Will-t. who hailiho
WW doubtle— annalilr‘d
Hath-'m’ manfuaIIPukvillo.
Ir. Bushy had no law and wan-lie
mailman-2mm".
withmanax. He presented thlaofaru _.
tothe Iquin. and they made an agreement Em" 3E" J‘"" “L
to this reflect: Hr. Bushy In! to hire the '“k’
aquire'a law and an (or the our» of local.
auhour. lie was to receive 3.3.520 fit the
work whatnot-lied and weatodoliat his
own convention.
Antwan! ofawrohlr. Busby-W
Months squire and announced am the
It. Wilma—la that the Mrs. Dalton you
are always talking so awfully about?
In. Wilma—Ya. isn't she horr‘ld’
Iv. Wilson-What made you Ire-it berm
cordially?
wnIarkais '
and Hillinafiry
Wowflllollallthelegoodsat
20 Per Cent. Below Actual Cost.
are all winter goods and th must not b3
hence the great reduction. ey
She had announced that marital diflrn I
work wasmpliuhed.
Will“.
”I reckon it does.“ about that...”
“How many mull“ youths to do the
My" ”hug the squire. lionl kwrow of. wt himuu later Ocean
"l’hutty-uvrn. | hov hrp' a atria ao- “w” ... M *-
oounl.‘ In. Booby. 'l‘w- Jallata.
”Well. at tiornto an hour! ralu’late that
coma to .1223. don’t it?" inquired Benin
Iid Hugh. And indeed! felt that the at hmnngof mommy lunghiiiiein tnwu 8'0“ I“ Eh“ WI- th" all. lolilningoold reunifigggm-mm " “If“. “I Improliiiem‘ondrl: “:23:
dog might lielptocheortliollttlocripplcd of impty Mimi.“ WI white "1 "'9 MI“! mrmhme It "Ndfitbflnld 2E phasing mutton up before [heart rioting
ladhn mm taking me to son. ”Precisely. Thorn wwamdt W222 anlm" “"1““ ”I farther .2 ya mnwmufonynal mammals" York Weak y.
l: wanot lbofint time Dr. Hugh had believed. m any rule mm of 2.... bur-Iran» u 6m £32“ “In it I'll- no. inn-mi 22.2.22" 2
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Call and examine them before purchasing any other Ilioe, at
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shoe in his hand as a sample, said:
South Main Street. 80. Norwalk2'2' I
, .‘Ltthewson Gr. 00., holding a
"Theodore, this is the beat
and finest lot of shoes we ever offered you; they are slick, and
I want y on to have them etc. bargain,” and we bought them, and
now for sixty days ofl'er them at Reduced Prices.
500 pairs ladies’ Hand- made Shoes. worth $5110.21 32. 50.
Shoes. imperfect.
Hisses' Shoes at
50s. a iii:
50:. ‘a pair
GlOver & Olsen’s
8| Washington St" 50. Norwalk.
Tristram & Hyatt.
THE lEAlIINIi HHY GIIIIIIS SHIRE,
No. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Norwalk.
—-——¢>————~
New Dress Goods.
“e are showing our entire new line of Fall Novelties' in
Dress Goods.
The largest line that we have ever shown. We
have styles that cannot be found' In any other store in town and
P. we guarantee our prices to be lower than the same goods are
sold by city houses. “
run cuss Aim TRIMMINGS.
W e have a full line of Fur Capes which we have just opened,
F or Trimmings in all widths.
Tristram—HH & Hyatt.
COAL!
Wood Split In flier.
Grain,
WHOLESALE PRICE.
RAYMOND BHIIS.
NGRWALK.
HALE’S'
BHMPHHNII
QUININE
FOR THE "AIR.
COAL!
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out will imitivoly slop
2hr- hair from falling out.
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H. R. HALE.
Bile Proprietor.
Feed,
and Hay
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