I “iii: In
if” ‘DIOYOLE GOODS.
lips sent. lessthenmannfueturws’eost. Good
" chants-Indicate. ‘
I
H. Harvey’s,
~ .. '...K Sm mummm'“
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boat's-eating...
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"W tutu mind In till that
Fare. Single. 46cts.: Excursion. 10cts.
lures—thwtfl I-I- lesvelew York. mrmMpmmmw
ww.myWMWMYmm.deesd-r end we! at
”In. ”munflhurduendflaturdeystw».mn Freightrsoei '
i all rectum, and Wall 0
more or our good u
then, others do for the poop;
grades. ‘
mum. Mauritian“ iotinirr
L. H. Decker,
”to W I fit. Be. Harwell.
m
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"MI rm Willi.
Drums; Delete.
w I
, fisllJDCAm l W “I. m m H Afim‘
lasinwithIeIeIIroood.
‘ Itterw Dick
[lard mounting anti-union. tor
Diehwusnuutlellowfioruntor
“duly.”
- Aswe-ohedundulhedind pol»
hired I woe-ed sane “Dick's e!-
" outothtn.
“thy, lick," Inked; “whet wIIyour
interim-tat?
, “Wm"nfllfiehwithehqh'mg
- “Maw-alluring. I'listed
. inthe-rhesondwusent downtoI
“mid-Ivory rut-l ole-e: “FM 5"” i” “’9 but
”HIM-u whowerern-
the bugs and theetyleot theme-toe
mwmmtmsm
”erqu
“Gare them I French resignation.
youknow. lunch New OrleInIinI
Cuban bInInI bunt, dead broke, and
joined I unapIny oi Whhop’ It
Balsam-e. 'I'hIt place wIs worse
than M The first pIy day Mr
Wmnndltookltr‘ipnpthe river.
They ehIrged Ire with two rifles. I
douenbroorfl Ind I wheelbarrow on
nymtarnlhwhenlshipped. “Indy
thingtor Ideserter, IwheelhIrrow! I
oftenwonderedthettheydidnoteharge
Ire-with Ton German‘s wile,who lit
outwith I coon Ihout the the Ire-
tired”
“WheredtdyoumM-filw
”Yod'l'hotl‘htl’dtlkenlyerinthe
ear-try. Goteiekot old Bully Weleh
Mdiflfldmw gowith
Idetaehnenttothe ThirdinArimnI.
Well, that's I lately country to get
it, Iwuyfrom. litheru‘bnhelloneurth.
Armin the plea. IwIs ItItiImed
ItVerde. III! the IIlIrtI. hudgruh
IedApIeheehIstngehngedmy views
of the erIlry. Three of r- shined
thehIttimethepIymIsterxotround,
Indweworkeddown “trough Apache
pannintoKewMexieowithourhirIll
right. We Itrnehthesettlements. sold
our his!» Ind Iepunted. I worked
downtomP-o Indwent broheonI
mug-me. Iwentorertofort Bliss
Ind "tooh' with W ] liked
Ioldieringthereirntr-Iteaml got the
"It
' h‘thounnd ulotyot‘hkippiug."
.2 was to: i- Irmyehnfithe
dendeuIton theretirudlhtooee
more: That quarter-Inter IerleIut
wIsIdIisy.Ind.IslwIIIehI-ofhil.
hesoekedittome—eharged mewithI
six—mule harness. I grim. two
spades, I long Torn Ind I hundred
rounded Imitim. Just thinkot
meahoofingit mdeoertbetween
Quituanandbuvhwith Igrindstone
undermy Irm! llnst hIre thought I
stated“ to sharpen my appetite. I
finiobustenmsterItfortl'lIrhbut
IrInIaneIIidlowIknew It Ileton
Rog-gendhwusalwuyshudupend
bed In ideathIt 1w. I huhandl
mlndedtogoeat.”
”Airtime-Titration“
”fhen.”resnmed Dieh"! guessed]
hulallthewestlwuntedtorawhiie,»
Iholnfldtheartillery. linden Inilr
take. lwusinulortwhereyoo could
ueruhumI-gry
h—I «utmost-um...»
“whey. howitbnt themillery
istoughInddulLIil guard duty Ind
Mummmfl
artil—
“an it-ild. Dirk.” i ted.
“Well, it they didn't." sold Dick.
,“mel he‘bnhtIiied' Ipnt
out hthewutInd’listed in Caving—
new
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loth-Jheworutlot of fresh Mil
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VALuAsu: INFORMATION.
"unjesty’ wIs Ipplied wIs Louis II.
in Prunes in Hes.
The United StItee ll the first uItion
in the I histcy to the three
cities at 1.0mm eIeh.
l'rwIe only lid yours Itter the die-
emery of America that the first clue
works were esthliIhed inthe colonies.
Tue tonrth verse of the twentieth
ehIptIro! levIlIttonI oontIine more
words thn Iny other van: in the New
Testament.
To run 1.000 euhtetoetoi tilnminev
in; gII, 8 pounds OI noel, costing 3
cents. Ind 4 [phone 01 nephthI. oostr
in: 12 cents. are required.
A non: eon drIw on the worst road
tourtimesssmnehss he eIncIrryon
hie bIek. (h: I good mIeIdImiwd mud
hecandnwtentimesasn a phnkroId
twenty-five times, Ind on I street nib
wa titty-eight times II much.
Tm: “jog" in the New York Ind Con-
necticut line was mule to uncommo-
dIte the people of Greenwich. who
preferred to be in Connecticut. To
recompense Kew York Ineanl Imount
oi lIndtothe cut of I strIight line
In gives: to flew York lather north.
AFTER THE WARS.
hues is building twenty-tire war
vessels.
011130 the lIte civil war Vermont
furnished to the notion! Irmy 85,256
M
Tu: first erIlry regiment mired in
EngiInd wIsthe horse yards of Ed-
ward VL. 1550.
Tu: former Idjutant general of the
Irmy. Gen. R. C. Drum. is living on I
farm in Marinnd
I’m: the you 1530 to their final sur»
render to Xspoleon in 1W8, I period of
needy three centuries, the iamous
Knight- 01 St. John mule MIMI their
stronghold Ind citadel.
Eu Bauer, 0! Chadd's Pond. PI.
ins Ieolloction of relic of the battle
oi Brnndywine. Ind I letter on purch-
ment signed by William Penn while be
m yet in England in the year 1678.
and directed to I meetingot Friends in
that country.
A! interesting English invention
«Instruct Inner-combined with I ‘
per-chute. eepeeiIlly designed {or ob-
Dining photognphs of lortiflcItions
and ot the amps of the enemy, sl~
though pictureI meIlsobemaIleior ’
generIl surveying pnrprm
NATURE'S CURIOS.
Tn Greenbnd whale has a heart I
yIrd in diImeter.
Tn: condor, when rising from the
oath. IlwaI describes circles in the
Iir. Ind eIn rise in no other “15'.
TI: smelled bird is the West indlI
hummingbird Its body is less then
In inch longIn-i weighs only twonty
gnins
Tm: kIngIruo readily leaps from
sixty to seventy feet. The highest rt—
corrled lap at I horse is thirty-seven
leci—
Tlll gmtost care in the world i, the
III-moth ere, in Kentucky. where
Inynne eIn min! I row on the
Intern at I subterrIncIn river and
eIteh so. without an
As attack 0! IeanlgiIcIused J. A.
Moore. Iged seventy—six, 0! Walls».
Ma. to lou- Ill hiIteeth. The oldnun
is quite happy now. however. as he
feelII new not knowing in his gums
Tn greetest natural hridgo in the
world in the Sunni bridge, overl‘odur
urchin Virgin“. it extends “new.
IchI-n eighty feet in width and two
hundred Ind my in depth. It the bot
tom of which thercreek down
AMERICAN woim. '
Blue Janeen: Dex-Is Ind her
daughter. )liee Winnie, Ire expected
to live in Richmond.
lire BruA A. locawoon. who Ml
behind uttering in her preshlentinl
run. drst I pension oi twenty IlollInI
I mth Is the widow oi In intuntry
chIplIin.
Euuuml Curr Sutton is early
seventy-seven yeIrI old, but In spite oi
her eye her energy Ind hopelulm
Ind interest bravery phase 01 life Ind
thought In “W
In. Eminent. JIcIAoI, who re-
mums. 0.,hII been pre-
Isnhd with I fill. of ivy true MIrtin
We gave. which Ihe intends
pint. on her hush-M's buriIl piece.
DI. lm for!“ Jsoour has been
eluted preside-t oi the neurologicsl
section of the 1‘"ka Icsdelnyoi
mediates. hots. the first women ever
elected to the presidency at I section
at thIt institution dries its toundItioo
tweaked: yeIre ego.
WI IAIN DOLLARS.
[nu gets slumps Iyeer from
tourists.
you.
IIIIIIKewYovkcity
beet bill. net-.000. III] for its drink
H”. M“.
m senses committee ooh-ungra-
ttoudiusoreuthetthe ltIllIuAinthe
”dream-end “moans
idiot“.
school MILO-Lorene, for ts new
mammahnurm
ItIte imhydeurin'
Ihwmouthssmmmm
WWW“; me.
new
m... were. .n m
prondseflshetionst '
In
noblelordtoagentlun'en shading he-
side him. .
lWith I knowing nnileenm them
[’1‘
“That nInny-goIt is the ImhIseI-
dreeaot B—-. the mother 01 the kid
whohgiflnghahkummdihewiie [f
ottheold buokwhohes the honor 0!
making with your emsllemy.”
now III Knew.
George-Now. old, ehsppie,” i love
ClIr-I better thIn lite.hnt I Imquite
convinced thIt my attentions to her
; > £3. . ’M_ - ‘
" dill O? c'gelit'siiik Kittie!”
“2‘99. I'v'm the-Munchkin
mull buuulvo. Think“):
it; wpamEIoI-unueenly
woman - mean - nor; sorrow.
em mum rifle.» Drugglrlg:
we not macaw. STAR FEMALE msonnzss,
Berry—How do you know? Ilas she COMF LMNTB.
told you so? 1’ “a unscrew. mmuusmts
“No." a nwruc‘w ENTS,
u anything Chill]! In animation. Tong-slim, a“;
“2:. m aid [0 in “.00 I nor in Day-W
’1'..qu Of DECOMSTS, “ills,“
Till “CC. SHIRE—5 80.. It. may.
TIIIL BOX 80 all".
GetCirmhldm’
HONEY REFUNDID
ltkyl‘atltoltefienqum
M I.“ D m
GuarIuleed t.»
cnnuP-m prevent Ind cure
¥Crouo. Riemann.
PorohIser (Ingrily) — You told me
this horse could go with the speed oi ’
the wind. it was“ I conlddotoget
into town before noon.
Baler—He Iin't hId no (It: show
yit. WIlt till ye turn him home'Ird.
Goin‘ home he's gromd lightnin‘l—N.
Y. Weekly.
A! IMAMAFEOUS momma.
“Well. how do you know, then?“
“Well,to tell the truth! met the old
Inn on the front steps the other night.
and he (Ive nu the straight tip. "—
-Tuns Sittings.
00"!-
Exc=~ls all other: if you want the
‘35:. purest. and best, Insist cu
' .‘ it i; unequa‘led in
.mJ llaygr. One bottle
of extract main; 5 gflionfi. Ask for it.
Tllit i4 unlnulv" jih‘lds good"
or ulhers,lml ,1.” I'd U.
llu‘I uni ouppx-Il 0..» I .31.
“Elk-ll fulvlot. "Antoni. (t
SOLD
EVERYWHEIE
myh
. l.l.. lien Haven & llanlonl ll. ll.
JUN! 11. 1393.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK AS
FOLLOWS:
Fuu New \nux. A. H.453) or. see er“
Ill?) llk‘ll u.. 656 Les '5]? Lu. 755'“.le
emsmllmulupr 9m ex. 9:!) It. 10H e
lllt‘; l’itrsnolll u..l 3': lord es. P.M.— '
or. III In. 2:: 21.1?“ Ir. W" so. it!) u.
53': It. 513 er. an no. on: u. I50 If.
T 55 no. man. l ”I. m. WuhlILgmn express.
Summers»? 15st. i’. M.~6 it so. i :1 Ir. 0 also.
run Nuw Haves. A. IL—lbl er. l in
ex. l3 ex 610 N. 7221» no. 2H8 In.
l) ll 93L. 10m rx.. ll 1:7 .1. ll M At“. P. limlz‘m
en. 1 l0 01.. in In, an; at. :N.‘ m. t3:
Ila. ME Ar. in krill eport 5!!) 31‘. 0‘2?
he“? lbex. 7:33 unto ierlduI-port an no.9“
Mu. li l5 Adana u. Ind Ir. SundI x-A» 738
In. D 12 so"; m.:i’ 1!: Ir. p. m. llll.l:l 01....
In. Ilosiun er. l 2-. Ln. Wan-b. ex.
Fun llamun. A. M."‘ii‘ In. in ex.
xenon. lunar. P. M.—t:uo 21.. 110 on. let
Ic..1llt$ let. -i 15 u.. 8 4! It.
You HPIIINonILo. A. 1—6 10am. Hm“
lllm er. we». l'. lemmas“- Misc“ Susl
era? 15 91.. ll tl Ir.
inNBoe'mn. Lil—tom lOlvlsShoreune)
i‘. 31.4019. 12”? or. win fiprlnzneld). in)
ex. vzu Hartford).
LII" m roux
illusomxouwens. A. H.401 IL. sot
Portrait. 0! the young nun who say!
he can. shIre himself in the dark.—
Lite.
m to Get Out of It.
Mrs. Blinks (after breektnstl—liy
deer, i wish you'd stop into Bigg.
Store & D) 'I and onler oevon-eighths
or I yIrd more of that cloth I got yes-
terdsy. Ind three-quartere-
Mr. Blinks—I‘m It‘rIid l'll target it
you give me the items now. Just speak
to me over the telephone this utter
noon.
Wee Boy (in the “unicorn—Please.
sir. Mrs. Blinks is It the 'phono. and
wants to tIlk to you.
Mr. Blinke (hurriedly)-»SIy—cr~—tcl'
her I'm drunk—N. Y. Weekly.
Ila W ‘I'oo Inch.
FiddlebIck—Well. Miss Spoon". 1
mustbegoing. By Jove! wherein my In. 701 In. am In em ex. on: In.
M" iii: Silo 1.3:" Pull“? oixicuinoe '2‘
. . .-- ., I
Little Bobbie Spooner (from thehend nu u. m n. am or. are u. til er. ml
or. t .138. N. (-1.. 5i! ox. hwu.Itflu.. 7 0| It.
Elli .13.. iii) Animus er. And If" mu l2“
mid night «1., Nu re A. M 401 I45. T a] II}.
P. hi. Oil. er" . um rnIdIluhl.
cuu AND cunii
FURNISHED
Concrete-6ement
Flag and lsphalt Walks
lAID OT THE BEST IE-
OHAIIOS. AID III THE
MOST
APPROVED STYlE,
.BY...
RAYMOND BROS.
oi the stIlrI)—-Yon enn't the tint hIt
until I Iee you kiss my sister.
lilies Spooner—Oh. Bobble. you bud
boy. do you know what you Ire shying?
Bobbie—You bet. Nuke it I in“ s
doliIr. Sis. Ind I'll get him to do it
tWiN.—Liie.
About lho night Proportion.
Experienced Householder (It the
Ws)—Whet is thst bunch of pie-
plent worth!
Grocer—«Flinn: eente. Ind dirt cheep
It that. ,
Experienced llouseholderw yes. It's
cheep! I'll take it. Send I dollIr'o
worth of engu- Ilene with lip—Chm
Tribune.
Wort-e nun w».
8he~Does the test lhItlthemoney
mIke Iny diit to you. donut?
“0’40, course it my m. it I.
such seamiorttohmthetl! i should
die you would be provided tor.
She-«But nppoee i should die?
lie—Then i should he provided for.
—}loeton Globe.
own.
The My, mother, whet has he
connect tbewheelsotmybleyeie?
Tbellother—neshmy son. It be
om...» .. m M '- DOUGH“
tuition. Mmmurllwmw'" .3 8““ «Rib.
money Marmot—4"“ lunenht nubunnw)
W"... "DOOM
haste—The Iver-go [Mutt-g II-
rsy been long.
Cameo—There so. I wonder why
some Imhttlous senior doesn’t give us
In attentive Iddrers of I short pone
on "tht IDoI‘t [Iowr‘uihooklyu
We.
All“
Inuit”. Amok-The trouble with
neutron-hunt you will joke
shutthhphmwhiehhunor teen-
W“ we...
do Wt shout English»
nun-«bite.
Io hr
I.“
an...»
to dott-
Wei?
With
“new:
dih't went it
memo
mum
CELERY
till-Ml ALI: PATH LXI) [NVIBOBATIB
Yil'l'll.
ms
In low Aches.
llo lure Restless Days.
in lime Sleepless Nights.
With lam-unusual. Ind manslau-
tlou Rope tekestheplecoot Ila-vein roll!
dallydutteaheoomesdellghtnd Lites
Jay.
'A'henlwpthetwnghwlth
Yankee
[ONO - SOOTHEB.
Aetyonrneiahhorahoutitendltnot fully
alluded lnaulre It the
OITY DROO STORE,
I WASHINGTON 8T"
80. NOBWA bx.
0r o!
G. A. Gregory & Co..
NORWALK. CT.
slim Yllllll
own HOME!
””9...—
2 large Lots Burnt Ave.
4 Good Lois
Woodward Ave.
9 Nice Lots
Riverside Ave.
I4 Choice Lots
Lincoln Ave.
I5 Sigmly Lots
on the Blufl
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be offered than these lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I oiiered my first
purchase of these lots “on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now, and
their warrantee deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
wwkwihe happy owners of a
prospective home. You know
them; you can we the model
cottages already built. Why
not make a beginning now?
You can buy for cash. You
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly—any way
or amount to suit. you.
if you will only try you will
own a lot in n. short time.
-——--———400-—-——-
$350, $460, etc.
the real estate office of
TAYLOR A OOLOEI.
WAsIIIuoror 81.,
Washinuton street.
will”
thee-Iatrdtbusheelhrs. We III eur-
usulertshmwhstwemm lee-r
III III sheath Ill not lever. Ito pres-
entewttheurtse. ht VIII-Woven
It... mmmlfimwflumfl
one. m-wmummumt
mahhoflhmlm‘fluduuu
mlmstiewhiehmhrstsstutiu.
Ale-Isthmus eels-s III
“twinnetfiihudetle
“Mailers-nit.
Huhthm
man-moan. A ‘0
m flfiflflthflfi
m Ami-ismcdmhgningnuanmu * '
Map with prices can be seen It
or on the premises of JOKE
MINDS; also at the office at
The Old Well Cigsr 00.. £253?
0
m...” andStmnslh " .
Wetsuits. Voters-ruse
Indochstleehdwlthmsnlhnwn
MemlLIleeIIIlIhIliI-stnnss.
mwmenmtmumm We
III III tutu any mus-en's out set.
Item's” “
lib lb flit *hfll with! “if
. semiannual” the
"
EVERY PAIR WARRAN‘I‘EO. i’
cut mmmmmmywm '3'
H. 3. BROWN _
Closing Out Sale
"m“ ll” cuts 7
BNO. 2 Gazette Bulldlng. Norwalk.
In order to make room for other goods we have decided to
gloss out our entire stock of outside garments of ullkinds, includ-
Ing Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s garments, Ladiee’ Jackets in
black, navy tan and mixed goods, with cloth and velvet capes,
full buck and _ l sleeves. Misses’ Garments from 12 to 18
years mplamjae ets and with capes. Children’s garments from
4 tolz years In light and dark co ore. Every garment must be
sold and in order to :do it we will sell them at less than the
manufacturers’jprice.
HALF PRICE.
’offionr new and fashionable capes will be included in this
salefitli‘just one—half their former price.
Tristram & Hyatt.
THE [WIND nnv nouns swat,
No. 2 Gazette Bulldlng.
BOY AT HOME AND SAVE MONEY!
Wagons of All Kinds and at All Prices !
to Wallis season I have a superior lot of Wagons for all purposes.
BOOGIES. PIIAETOllS, OANOPIES, SI’IIOlES.
OAOTS. OAODIAOES, AID DOSIIESS “HIS
Which. for Qualit and Price, cannot be beat in the country, Ind
I will make It to t e purchaser's advantafigoto buy of me.
Don’t go out of town until you have had at my stock.
SECOND HAND WAOOIS OF ALI. KIIOS.
Repair work called for and delivered free of charge.
LUTHER WRIGHT,
tor. Itdlron in. And Franklin St, - test]: log}!
STRING OPENING. Physician 10L Wol
Wewill-fllniiflmfl Ifigl II 5%
TOIIIEO HATSNAIO OOIIETS 333 31nd St. am It;
‘0. _ mum ”anemone-unwou-
Thursday and inlay, Apnl I3. It
The ”noun is I MIDI!
The lulle- Ire hurdle“: Invited to Ill-Id.
Miss'Vaniassellnco. mtg“
Second Floor Oi WIN-[ten BL.
ODOSOEO STONE.
WWI-tins
WIN.
”may
Prloes to out An.
F. M. Pierce, m”"“""
new mWLHem-y Tilly
i v“"iyiiii
Tristram “& Hyatt’s, --
,. '"f’?" '2'}??? .. , "’Iiéhbveo
July l, l893. emu-Inn.
I rmLi tor-Westm‘flg‘hm 1%....
.mumqmmm; %
interest oer-humu- y. ,
$l00 to $3.000. mergan’s
“:‘JWMfiM Restau rant, '
H. D. SMITH. ”magi.”
ml. mung. mung? m' " mm m," '6»
ALL SIZES OF WAGONS’;
Mutational
Norwalk Chronicler