Hes beehive profitable Inmat-
have mesa their am to
other liportiona of“ the Dam.
and ii: in now
FOR SALE.
murmur uonmu mung? Hour.
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QUIET "OHM NOT GELEIRAYID IV
A M'ALUSTER.
ed his aplaoatlona metiy. up
y. Another nightfall. ‘Aaap
ionatomaniortber amendsiorhil tardi.
hem. became in iairly early. repeating
avendingmomiorhevesiiudiaarlitile
irisnda. The only iurnltura waaatahlo
h child contributed
to
bentetwiththeasoalawat miheihia
wit. Datiheawret unilawaanottha.
“wattle wiianov any wordeiu-
mtaor didake return. An avid
it that man npenuand whanthe
WI! [S 0? ll!" [I[ST lit PAIR;
[Ill-I Willi" TOWNS.
The invit’ationa. writtn '
hes-ell. were novel. briai and
“Will you come to lay
Ir", ”1 I!
ow this to Link at the
“P. a—wap'a your on and don't an. a
unbecoming up. Nethi‘ngtoeat Iaiwhid»
den."—-New York Times.
Iva- iiladataae’s WWW“ lo-
eeatrie Vidal—lbs carol lea las-
hand—‘Wa-aa warm in Obie-get
Women as Advertising Agata.
The editor 0! a populaa'wouln’l journal
gravelypoints out that thegrowtng rim-vein
disability oi our women it owing to the
enormous aspen-ion oi the dutiesoi house:
Our women. it is said. arable-king down
in an attempt to run pretentious mtablih-
' l l .
.Ia‘m‘a oi the nuns Oar nuns-u are
”I; and m. honed. Iaimvad
sea netted Dawa Into lam liarm'
', Milosewkalullay land.
boasts oi three .men em-
lloyotl by Iralary Aivord. who dog I‘
SEMI-oi potatms and stored them
in a cellar in one day, andon the inflow-
Ill afternoon dog and stored ninety
lit-hols. .
W
by himseli and thought awhile.
I its-ea.
Whenhecamebsekiusnhour.hewaaa In,“
AlanBtAnbynlslii-hanessiianhaii
bridge. England; Iii-s IL I. lead-
don Ia Mrs. laxwell; lanes Falcons is
Iii-laryHawkerzltaAlexandcislu.
Annie Alexander Berton the anther oi
“The DauveraJeweia" is liips
iey; “The Girl In the Karpathiana" is lira.
Heavy Norman; Gyp'ls Comte-s de Mira-
mentsandmanagei
rant servants. They may takeeoidbatha
and attend a gymnastic club and adopt
rigidiythe best hygienic rules. but thay
thymade upinthegood oldie-binned
. nesaiditshould neverhaopeu again.
Thewoman whokeepahertemparia
apiteoi knowing and insisting upon what
she wants gains her point. That mania
juat as proud as he can be oi his "bright
wile."«phiargo 'l’imea.
arecareworn anddistre-ed bytherespan-
aibllity oi taking care oi bones thatare
museums. andglviugdlnncrstkatareban-
outs. and seeing aocietythat laaproees-
stonwhanitisnotalev’ei. ‘
Ii thisis true. Itiaavery serious matter.
But lait true! Arethmnosimple homes
There will be a two-mile handicap
bicycle race at Green’s Farms this after-
aoon ior boys under thirteen. a quarter-
mile dash for the championship at South-
port. shall-mile race, a foot race and
other cooteeta , They are under the man-
mt at Will Penney and ”Plum"
beau-Maud; Graham R. Tomana in In.
Tomaso; Frank Pope Humphrey in an
lady living abroad; JulienGor-
American
don is Ira 1Fan more... Octave
Thanet is A. French; Lucas Haletklra
Harrison. daughter of the Rev. Chart.
Won-u Workers In Chicago.
Chicago leads New York in the employ-
ment oi women in business it ianot asay
tonne! anoileeorastorainwhich theyare
not at work as Iecretarica.
cashiers. typewriters. aaieewomenor clerks.
It has been captained tomathatwomm
who want to do lor'themaeivei mm
invoml there than anywhere else. The
awful lire vim yemagowreekad somany
iam‘lirv and turned so many women irusn
lives oi comfort to pathsoi tell that the
business man have from that day tothia
shown an inclination to help every woman
who wants to help heraelL
The lniiuenea oi the homes lei-It every—
It is even more truly a city oi
home: than Brooklyn. for Its late and tom
emenuan comparatively low. Bush maka
shim.- are not true homes and do not carry
homahoid pride with that in an
thedegree that it Is engendered in
te houses which tbeyawn.
one towering omen Mild-
inns oi t'bicago is. in the main. the mite!
a woman's ilnsnciering. l reier to “the
temple" oi the Woman'- Chriatiau Tarn-
peranre union. an enormous and beautiful
pile. which is in a general way like the
great Mills building In Broad street. New
York. it is )3 stories high. it coat more
than a million dollars. and the scheme oi
it as well as the eatvniion thereoi iron
lint to last was the work ui women and
children—Julian Ralph in Harper'a
in hapilyJumble life where the mother is
still her own help and nurse and mail!
Are there no chaste and
Why. and John Oliver Hobbs is Ila
CralgIe.—New York Independent.
A (Have-Ma liai-
lwoaldaaytotheladiea who persist in
wearing kid gloves in hot weather. do not
every time you take them
elegant domicile-
where wealth is modest and unpretentious.
and the lady oi the house has iaithinldo
malice who are port of the household. and
where the wear and tear of a lite of show
and sham are not known? We an inclined
to think thcre are plenty such-that iniaot
they make up ioronr democratic common
wealth the bulk oi our “bettu class."
We must not forget that the millions oi
quiet homes. where thereare modest altars.
have no McAiiister to celebrate them.
Their virtum are not theatric—they are
Captain Ford. oi Bound Beach. is en-
deavoring to amnueo race between his
oylter sloop Jennie R. and Herman
Mb’s Osaeo, of Port Chester. for a
pnraeoi 8300, overs thirty-mile course.
Captain Ford has deposited niorleit oi
'. ”with Thomas Pritcbard. oi Stamford,
but Ir. Banach hasnot yet been heard
from
aali red intheiaes byblowinatuto them.
Theairthnaadmltted dontohaanve. dry
them. and theyare not a hopelessly shrunk-
enma-oi kidwhen you neltsttsmptto
wearthem. But there iaa lesaobleain-
able way to obtain the nine result Poll
them ed by the wrists. turning than inside
out. Let them aira iaw minutes. thantnrn
them and put them awayonot ioldsd la a
wad. but atreiched at lull length in a 1-.
glove box. You will and the result fully
—————— i
The bondunan oi Harry Lans.nrrested
for engaging in a prize light at Rye last
winter, and who has been out on 8520
bands. has had the case further continu-
cd (or one month.v at which time, it is
expected, the case will be quashed. Ed.
Brady. lane‘s opponent in the light,
iailed to put in an appearance.
are looking Ior him.
The "establishments" oi our country
bear but an insignificant relation to the
homes in the best sense. And by the
“homes" we mean the canton both hum-
ble and independent. where the duties oi
and the remedy much easier
charrver.
fatherhood mid motherhood have not given a “an“ n.
“Wimodaughsis” is coodnciad by an at-
Ieient board oi directors. president and
mercury. all of whom are women. The
derivation oi the name is as ioiiows: it is
composed oi wives. mothers. daughters and
deters oi the original projector! oi the
scheme. and the name Itself is composed of
the first two letters of “wives." the It"
twooi “mothers.” the hut dveletimaaitha
way to the duties to society. These multi-
tudinons unite oi strength are not bulle-
tlned in the iaahlon column. Thur princt
pain are too busy light
to go on exhibition. A it be ions
on examination. we think. that the moth-
are have borne their share oi the phylieai
and mental stress without anervona break-
Tba women of Daubury attended both
the Republican and Democratic caucuses
and succeeded in getting a woman nomi-
nated for school commutation both
tickets. The Republican nominee is
lb Emily C. Hawley.
there will surely be a woman on the
aoboolcommittee for the ensuing year.
The coup d’etat was the canes oi much
down and without complaint.
Similarly there are plenty oi man who
have acquired wealth by honest enterprise
who have not iorgotten their private and
public responsibilities. Their homea are
not museums; they do not live at a club;
their children are not formed out; their
wives are not nervous wrecks. Noaxhl-
bition or what In really the best Andean
society will under by comparison With the
beat specimens oi European society. its
women need no anodynes; it; men need no
recuperation.vNew York Advertiser.
Women as Advertising Agents.
Women have met with succe- an up»
aentatlves oi the advertising department oi
papers and magazines and an solicitoraoi
advertialng. i have in mind one paper
whose business adairs. so iar asadvertia-
ingwent, were entirely in a woman's hands.
and she brought it by her unaided clot-ta
toapaying int-is. She wanathotnugh busi-
ness woman. fully understanding what the
was about. and she was also one oi the
cheerieet. aunnieat little bodlea thatavar
lived. Everybody liked her. theanatareat
manwould soften at her pleasant ways.
and she was always a welcome vhltor
wherever her businaa took her. Shawn
essentially womanly and tanned in (km
and manner, and with all her cheerin-
and jollity aha had a certain dignity which
commanded instant respect.
i knew it woman a your or two ulna
who controlled all the advertising on the
line at the New York and New England
railroad. l‘do not know whetheraheatill
haethe contract. but she was v
inland very much liked. She
in Boeum. and every one that wiahad to do
any railroad advertising on the line that
aherepreseutedhadtogotoher. She had
patronage. and it was oi thebest
ra. Sallie Joy White In Golden
bathe-mot. beingpronouneadaaitia in
daughters. and sin like the last syllable oi
theaia—St. Louis Republic.
van-lag the cam will.
Said a considerate mother: "i want my
children to attend church and l intend them
todo so. but ldo not expectgrown people’s
behavior from them. I adopt Dr. Edward
Everett Hale‘s plan oi letting than carry a
pieceoipaperandapencil.» that aaaocn
aathey become rattle-nor wearytheymay
oi diversion. provided
0 so very quietly. AI
theygrow older-ad are more able tonn
dustand what is being said troln thepniplt,
thepeneilandpapcareleit at homaaud
in the meantime the habit oi ehnrehgoing
has been termed."
Asquad of men under the command
oi Constable Stagg. tore up a spur track
of the New York. New Haven and Hart-
ford Railroad coupany at Stratiord.
The company was occupying land he-
longing to the Roswell Curtis «state
which is held at a higher price than they
A fence was built around the
poperty to keep the workmen oil in the
intnve. and an injunction is threatened
it they attempt to remove it.
bin. Gladstona'a Charities.
In 1839 she married William Ewart Giad~
stone. whose great genius already lore-
shadowed his future eminence. The same
day her younger sister married LordLyttle-
ton. Those who were eyewitness oi that
double wedding and all the wonderiul
festivities in the village
draw or write by w
oi mom that they
are becoming low
in her married life Mn. Gladltouo
found moupniion to the full. She walli—
ways the tnlo and carotid mother. who
would not [live over her (hike to anotha’.
even to the best oi nursea She was devoted
to her husband in his ‘imt poll
toils. She did not need to look around bu
(or work. Still her ambiance was from
the that prompt to the ihrtheranes oi
achemeawhere a helping hand was
Hrs. Gladstone soon became a center for
lanthropie work oi all kinds. Sheand
. Gladstone atartad Newport Harkat rel.
on. which is now
ster. with an ind
Begun In Soho in
stone’s idea. ior he
wanderer- aa he went
house oi commoua
Next Sunday will be moving day in
Stratiord. The passenger and freight
afitiooa will be moved to their new po-
dtina. about oncthlrd oi a mile east of
‘ tbdr present sites. The buildings are to
he jacked up and placed on flat can run-
ning on both tracks. Then engines will
“attached and the depots will no spin-
uing eastward to their new location.
The whole job, it is expected. will he so.
oompliehed inside oi two hours.
UP 10 DATE.
Will Not Alana ldltora.
(New Britain Record.)
it h a matteroi comment that editor's.
A leeipa lav lentil-i Valuing.
Iii. loin Fuller gives this recipe for
waltaing: "in ordinary waltsing. which
meet people do almost entirely with the
feet. keeping the body as atll aaa
sawdust. the body ought to bend
backwardiromtha waist as thaioott
iorward. and aa the shoulders give a
turninthe direction oi the nextstap the
head should take the reverse motion-there
is the secret oi lovely waltrlng."
school attached.
it was Hr. Gild-
Poaiag an the lean-t
What huge chunks oi delight a glrltakea
In making a picture of hermit That
not be very lucid. i do not niertoeither
painted portraila or crayon outlines. I
mean real. live pictures. with a
liar house or adaneing, wavy lake as a
background And I-talrways! Wail. am
a girl without a particle oi artistictaate
will linger while muting down stairs ii
there happena to be a man at theioet. (his
A l'aeial Itraveling Case.
A convenient little traveling case can be
w many iriendiam
night between the
hem
intohiaaclmm.
Gladstone threw h
and the work wan started with an new
committee. From the beginning Hr. Glad-
atonehas been pnaidentaud hiawiiaa
regular visitor. The object oi tha miracle
to give shelter to pemnaout oi work and
, in temporary dlstreaa.to enable them to
brush. Outsideiaauoblongpoeketiorthe
eomh.and on the reverse two other pockets
«nuabootaqoarter length iretn theta
and the other about two-quarters
The whole Is ornamented with further
stitching—Philadelphia Press.
this over their rllihcnlties and to dud huh
employment. it does not take in the prep
tiosd casual or loafer. bot weary. eon lento
ably arises iron the hot that ii incomes
lathe ”.000 peryear are exempted all
editors will be sale.
The loo:- ai Imiagea.
(flartiord Times.) ‘
Tibia the lemon oi marriages. Sop
m and October are golden months
he the-chem "cementin- no
a last, that many more weddings
place In these months than all
it is also rtimewheo thewiid
grow in Weston, and the an
tsunlssves may breathed to decorate
the hunter village cherub.
“ninety-renew thought oi by
’m couples ior this purpose.
Illa Iaaals ai living Women the Ballet.
om Britain herald.)
One result oi giving women the privi-
iroek and one's hairiaailioeseandcuriy
the picture is really very elective
Lolaoiolria makeit a poiattohaattha
liailraatoatlaip.
ltiaaakithat oaeoithe
strong hoidwhichJohu
iaadar and soolallatoi While labia
ed travelers. who have walked far in leach
oi work and found none. Such araalwayl
admitted as iav as room permits. and have
the assurance at a week’s lodgiagbes. with
the prtnpeetoi aneateneioaoi timeii the
hamwheakehaatomakea
aaywhesvandiuaidtobsaatadagly
committee seasuaaonabieehanceoi ihdr
in the course oia single year aboutm
rilghte' 1 logs and NM rations have
has: . and mulch and women
obtained employment or else have
sent home to their irteuda.
it need Marcely he laid to these which."
kept pace with meat event that the moat
lvaswithonthsr. insult-usher.»
eat. "Where is my wits!" like answers.
“linden." and tbaapeeohgotaoa.
coming down stairs.
advantage toaeuulnufluhba‘authey
can peek over the
iotie. as tal lav y do won
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WOMAN’S DILEMMA.
lulu-Ina the flames.
ieel guilty ‘durln; (In: past seven days;
While»! for the any.
in the humble opinion of n hardworking
woman. Women would succmi hotter in all
brancheoni industry ii lens consideration
were extended to (luau.
About six years ago I rejoiced in my first
newspaper "Molunulent." l who rent to
interview a womanflhc is now dead—-
whom tor her character. talent-nu achieve-
ments i had long worshiped alarofl. This
idol wav about to entitle herseli to anew
pedestal. My paper wanted a pedestal ato-
ry. The idul refused to give it to me. She
sent me away shamed. humiliated. that!
should have dared to think a really. truly.
slnoluteiy genuine. and no brain counter
imitation idol would talk about her throne
seat or the charm of getting more and
higher steps to it.
night.
rattled oil to me,
Wirmfll. a
but in general. overlooking the whole ileid
conspicuous look oi ambition
time it was said.
am 1."
people hunt
a widrnnuko nineteenth century human
ways. physically and morally!j
Talking to themselves and toother pm
pie who haven't so much time.
living toe-arm
mastering principles.
What’s the reason that saleswomen are
rudein dry goods stereo. that xirla behind
telegraph and mlacounters dirt when they
ought to be attending to your requests. that
typewriter girls are weak on geography and
spelling. and that team girls mm in the
beat and have to 0 home!
Not In tight at the present than.
u whole street tires-ennui Can you ex-
drvva doesn’t trail?
tent in the dressing oi her body!
The corset alumina In a good many hun—
dred your old. but here is a little illustra-
tlnn oi the ("ileum it makes. A women
upon amnion work iii hours perdny tells
me that the hon t some eiik bloom a law
weeks ago. and t occurred to her that it
War it. do she rad—save the mark
—-a "dress niorm’ waist. with lost a few
iov two or three days heiore she diaeovsred
let. in aday ortwoahe puilatlherseiito-
grtber without the bony gamhwrll.
like make-- her ohm. and she knows it.
between physical contort with mental die
sot-ion. and mental waltortwith yaieai
dieeuniert. The two diugreesbhs'lria lin-
poasihietoemapsironatthesametuae.
lt‘saotwtve topretend tobeahuaIn-a
mahoayeoareeu «mitosi-
aua principle oi digestion. It's certain
31 out wise to pretend to he a business
Ishast to iawithavni. iiwoaienuv
tenth thy-lemmas»:
Mm One rues ‘ eats-p la
“Mullins lit-ates Ia
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W.
A WORD or PROTEST.
a mmmc VIEW or THE 303mm
In turn. Iio Pay
Doctor Who Cures
no... Wu“.m”r
medals for medicines
“0W Unit With 'a-an'a Work. A.-
aoeiI-g I. Ola Writer. la Ito M
and llalacarltywllow Woman’s Drona
By dime statement. written and oral.
and hyimpilrntionJ have been madoto
. it has been pointed out. gently but tirmiy.
that even Ii one dot-s not believe in the
apitnliaalion oi woman it is common pru‘
‘dence to [mu-mi to do will ordernot to
lay one's self open to llit- charge oi lack of
III 8000”! 50 “303.3 A owner
0' Doll". .0 com.
”WILL BE A?”
BIT! iIiITEt. South Iorwsli. ier
,iledneaity.ilct.4andll
m ireeirom 10a. in. ten p. m.
More Testimonials
are coming in (mm patients. and may be seen
at the doctor‘s once. D
beyond adonbt that the many so-cailv
lees Ilsems.
I lay awake and odor-ed the idol that cured by using the roper romediealn time.
Joyce. m . orth Washington Henna.
moles andlsuperiiuoua hairs all ovvr tare. were
rumored to one week by electricity without
Next morning in my mail 1 loundncheck
(or money to parlor several hundred copies
oi the million that should contain the story
the idol omunml i would have the com-
mon sense to write. the but inn taken it (or
granted that i had the wisdom to see she
was talking for “buncombe” ind meant
not one woni oi the line things about hat-
ing newspaper publicity she hadsoglibly
n.
Thee. Burnt.“ Sterling turret. Ilaiuin rured
aiter tottering clown
Jon. Femlng. til (.‘ huun amount. I hmnic
rheumatism and old ulcers icr reassure. cured
b three boiling oi medicine and two boxes at
airs. lisry Cox.:£l Fairiield avenue. lmil n
hrgotancer removed frnm llle bran-2 mm
ng over an” in X. Y
nhu Norris. grin-er. ul .‘uuthpuri. hm! a
tumor no late for {unfit-en yenrr: can rr
This wusluiaeb of col i water u n t
I [in he moved in one sitting hymeltl‘ii‘li'lly without
warm enthusisum oi a woman who had
begun new-paper work wizhthe single pur-
lll n.
> ‘ Miss lit-Illa \Vricll. w Main Mm i. Cft‘rri r) we
pone oi pulling mm print the progress oi
all her llie. Dr. urn :emtml wn tlmm ml
Nevertheit‘aa I Numeral.» For four or 6“ Mon-i L 10. “Mm” "m
live years] know nlyuli to have been the
most industrious collrctor in the “city oi
items about u union's work.especially in new
lines. lboliovc myself to have been the beat
informed n omnn in the city about women’s
industries. not in detail in any one branch.
(‘3.
Miss Lucy H 11. first!“
eight years. rive doctors iailml in turn. Dr
Grady were her medicine and she past-ed
tape worm SI lee! lone. may he won at dor-
Eant Bridgexmri. had scurwn
d in the other for iorty years.
y operated on them and his eight is
I have substantial grounds for an opinion
when I any a second time that. always reck-
oning out exceptional individuals. worn.
au’s work in Its more conspicuous phases
is apt to be i'iimsy»more show and news-
paper paragraph than substance—and in its
oincurrr lllh'x in main chamcterietics are a
not more than arr-rage (militiamen-l and a
Cross ni 62 Warren street says: “i
(alimony to that or many others.
col havo been under
ment l have teen \vnmlerinllyre loved and
such confidence have I in Dr.tira«ly r at i
relatives to him for treatment."
billinnl, birth marks and mules
on (are. removed in am sitting without pain
l-‘al'rtieitl. scrniuimxs hu-
runninu cars from birth
and motion! to her bed tor the but nine
monies. had in consultation with family phy-
sician seven doctors iron) New York. All gave
her up to die. After inking three bottles of
medicine. her eyes looked bright and. her ears
stopped diochsrcing.
treatment and she is now up and about the
house gaining In their and strength and till the
ra id road to recovery.
rady will not publish any mun-rams
unless requested to do so by Dilllt‘lilil.
The names at others cured have lm-n u iih-
held by special request. ,
His success in many specialties Is something
wonderful. and the crowds that daily seek his
cities but attest the truthfulness oi his claims
tor-urn any case that ls curnblc by human
Facial blemishes. disfiguring hairs.
warts. moles, “fill and powder marks. pimp
heads. and Illilh-flflllla
rermanently retriev-
lir. Grad) 9 met unis Mr clearing the
com lesion null removing all blemishes irom
thee in oiihe hands. fun- or bod
cuttiu have iron for him a repuiai
“It". sure 0’03 no
This is not not down ior any particular
low.- of selling; it down, but because it is
Woman's work won't be good work and
can't be goal work so long as woman
maintains the attitude oi little Jack “or
her. who put in his thumb and pulled out
a plum Illlll cried. “till. what in great boy
1)" (our weeks under
What are the exchanges (or woman's
worknioiug.’ Trying to induce pmpie to
buy pretty rubbish made by women who
don't. know how to make anything that
What are the women's clubs doing? L‘viv-
ing wumru a fine time. which is more than
all right. and inducingn peculiar belief in 9‘
the growing wisdom oi the sex in general
and the club members In particular by "pa-
pers" and long winded discussions upon
nearly everything that is not 0! interest to
lea. blotch”. blark
physio ans the world uvrr.
Ladle.- will ilnri Dr. Ilrndy their benefavior
In all the troubles prelillnr to their era.
Storm” or hart-unset cured in all its stages.
Continementa attended onl
Visits male to paihenis‘rea deuce aiier oillee
What are those women doing who pro-
posethmugh various cotnmittm to clean mm
up the city and regenerate it in various Patients utadistance euccesiully treated by
mail. Allie-tiers pmmpiiy answered. Enclose
stam I.
Dr.‘ursdy will deliver his popular leciuroa
. . in November. when a notice will be given
W hat is the woman doing who has her pars. .
r will remove one Tape ll orm free
also straighten the first case at
that presents liacli at the Hotel
Cancer» and imam removed without pain
Fruiting banana she does not get a man's
w and usually not earning them. ii
the r of the industrious sort. she's paying
tithe oi mini. noise and eummin and neg»
letting: the Weightler matters oi the law—
turning over tride- where a man would be
(basalt the European {Medalist on all Sexu-
senses.
Y SPIOIALID‘I. Ilraduate 0!
N. Y. luivereltg;I Medical Col
cults. Consultation and
The doctor can be consult-
ed at homonfllce (mm ID to 12a m . 2 toland
'l to hp rn.. every day t‘Ir‘lpl Wednesday and
Bunda a. Private consulting rooms int dmr.
in
nomination free.
MAKE YOUR
Wants Known
in partly clot re. is there any help?
Can you regret common sense oi a worn-
pectomnmon unisoi awomanwhoeeetreet
In other words. can a woman be physical-
ly sound and wholesome who Violator every
law oi hygiene in the drawing at her body?
Orcan awoman be mentally round and
. who violate» every law oi ms-
Through the columns oi
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
whocioes not wear tenets and who does
iflllflfllh
CELERY
um am. not arm mounts
io «Floss.
II Im listless not.
It Ito Sherbet Mails.
mmawummmm
flopatakmtheolaesoidmair: your
Whine-Wand iJiea
midnot he Itemiyto appear In one at
them without a close fitting arrangement
whnitbmea lib-went without her dinner
what was the nutter; than she went home
”I” ”ml! with
Yankee
iiwameagaiatatke t.theyareioot'
Andyenwiiieee‘aotenlya A. .
Meat and Perfectflttlno 3M
Buionoiowhiohihe ' .
Bast Imelalisllsadtummmugnuraumm
waltnobeotaoosesmnosmnmm,
svnnv PAIR wannamno.
Gallandoaaminethemheiompnrchaainganyotherlhoe,“
H. s.- BROWN’S.
South Main Street. 80. Norwallt. ‘
years in plain jac etc and with on
- t to 12 years in light and dark co ors.
sold and in order to do it we will sell them at less than the
manufacturers’ price.
.Tristram & Hyatt,
Leading Dry Goods Store,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
” or n on AND SAVE MONEY la
Wagons of [All Kinds and
to wit:
“"‘cmsingout so?“
nuns in cm: _
Tristram & Hyatt’s,
No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
In order to make room for other goods we have decided to
close out our entire stock of outside
mg Ladies’, Misses’ and Children's
black, navy tan and mixed goods. with cloth and velvet ca
. full back and or £1 sleeves. Missee’ Garments from 12 to 18
Children’s garments from
garment must be
garments of allkiu includ-
garments, Ladios’ idisa'cketain
HALF PRICE.
All of our new and fashionable cape
. . s will be included in this
sale. at Just one-half their former price. .
m
This season I have a superior lot of Wagons for all purposes,
BIIEGIES, PHIHIINS, ClNflPIES, SPIIIDlEi.
CAMS. BIHIIIIGES, All) BUSINESS MEWS
W him. for Qualitv and Price, cannot be beat in the country, and
I will make it to the purchaser‘s ndvanta e to buy of me.
Don't go out of town until you have ooked at my‘smck.
SECOND HAND WAEDIIS OF ALL KINDS.
Repair work called for and delivered free of charge.
LUTHER WRIGHT,
cor. Madison Ive. and Franilin 8t..
lentil "$3.5
II. l.. New Haven 8 Hartford It’ll.
JUNE 1 l, iI93.
TRAINS LEAVE com NORWALK AS
FOLLOWS:
l'on Saw loan. A. him-ball or. 2335 «1..
015 local ex.. 666 Le: 7i: Lea. ibbeaJl'A
al.8mlrx-aluaprew Dill ex. 935 Ill‘. lilli ex.
lilthi’ittstleid u. 113': local ex. l’.M.n-—ii!;6é
ea. Iii ac. :5 ex. 254 ac. iii? no. I3) u.
55 ac. hill ex. “.5 If. an) ex. dial ac.
* 7 iii ac. iii dictui 18a. in. Washington cargoes.
Sundnywwblbac. PAL-ti It salflnmb no.
[on New Ham. A. Mei"! u. ill!
at. 2: r! hit) so. 738 an. lHN an.
tllu..iuw ex.. iliflex. no no. P. 51.4ch
en. ill) or" lit am. all: rs. (Hi! until:
an. no so. to firm apart 5:!) or. an
ac"? then. m unto it u oport till until
an. no Adams ea. an: ac. Sundays-1m
an. it ll ulna. no: i ii ac. p. m. It”. More. a.
m. iioetonea. 2a. to. W . or.
his Dan-noun. “A. Iron! ac... Mi ex.
movement-r. l’. .wlzor ex..l in ex” I“
ac. 3min. ilisx.,MIac.
l’oa tlrarmnam. A. llr-wau b liar.
lower. lilflac. P. hi.» tallies" titan. M!
as. ‘i loan... 6 ti ac.
l‘oa Boaroa. A. Kw» l Ol.l In (via snore Lin-g
P. “will“ 1200 at. (via 8pringileilil. ll
ex. m Hartford).
man it" roux
[lb morn Narnia. a. H.401 an. m
an 1 ac. to) as. Bill ea. no Mn.
will om. lime ac. llol en. nm sen.
nme ex. P. limit lit an. I00 ea.
new “charmer rill:
. . X. . u
m or. Iw'Allm ex. and an. lam ma
Inaflnn AJCMIJI ac.. ‘1. ac.
3% than. it‘dfi’i’lmmldcioht.
"Allfllll’ DIVIIIDI.
LIAVI SOUTH NORWALK for blurry—-
Iihae. “Michaela its ac. tail lieileid
h idea. 6 than. ii 5):“ p. m. Bond-ye.
an. on: " ac. .
with na’mwri? for South Harwell.»-
ac.. “Jitter. Ibsen. a. on: litter“
tin... “Illa, p. m. Medan. I (liar, n m.:
I m an. o. m. 7
my: Poll! marsh
LEAVE mm KORWAth—l t7. 5 n.
i. Aka. maintain. in. Sunday». em a on:
t .m.
va mason Porn-«sol. in a. m.
I: in." (an m. comm. mu m..roi
D I.
”"‘aroov:o ”
amig'éfiii'i.“ "3'...
u "m“. . a
gem
:7"th unit.
I trauma.“ I0. mam.
a;
m
snarl loom slum tilt
bi Washington street.
ilpcu «lolly [Inn 10 to I! a. In.. and trap “II
p. m.. and on Saturday evenings iron I tal.
rinterwt allowed on Wit.
ALDE)’ fiULMANB. Prest.
JOHN ii. Flitius. i'icmi'rat.
JOHN H. KNAPP. lan- aad m
House 7 Mover.
moved in timeless
““‘1Wd'lafil6 -
New and second hand
Buggies, Phaeton. tinnitus
nonwor- m-
Prices to Suit All.
Mas-m
Henry Tilly.
anion.
outrun: nouns
amnion mm m.
Idiom. ten.
”mmisations hora til it w
«'03 ”Ah. "-
H. D. BMI‘l'l-M
“limit!!!“
m m1
Norwalk Chronicler