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" “can when its sun shines,” as tho
Wm. ”M on interacting letter
7W5," “WWWW 'KiL'“ ”I’Wflffi,"
m idling of an enjoyable bunting
War in which he recently particl-
m. Wing that extracts from tho
Willi! be hood with interest by Mr.
wit my friends in South Norwelk,.
M Mum. has been permitted to
“MW relating to the hunt.
“I“. M WS-
. "On Monday morning liir. Scores came
”nowhere ism living and told me
Item can party making up to cross the
”fathom of the Little Houston
15" after dildos. and asked me if I
MWWm. 0‘? course i did. They
narcissism-'0. “Could i no the bout?”
[M told tiller» l bud all mt. soof course
Imm Imld ll'cilnosd 1y morn<
ingtvo normal. more was little wind
and we? drifted Nth” than sailed across
“1!”.th is about thirtoen miles
with. We sailed up the river as for as
WW. built mostly for hunters, and
3’9!qu indiw shell mound.
We would Mo's amid here for the night,
‘ HIM who no one borne. so we sailed
rm up the river. Soon another
balsam in night. and seeing a man at
«out (spun at small lllflf we went
Wot This masonic!) was built upon
8M WM. and ulthough a house
MWmmwh space as our own, it
Monk .8 was“ part of the curious
alumni. The math, vl'b-i‘le name
”I W. and who came fro In Massa-
m about thirty years ago, was very
Maillot! slboucd m over his place.
M of his lacuna fillet? use a large corn—
m upon the some mound, and as we
W you! may imagine 'ell sorts of
' m arm odouuccd as to who made
Moorish” mounds, how did they get
«on do Will and keep them in such
good mitigate .420: Mr. Huey told us
My continuum“ sand moqu 3 little
m. sud Midi!!! t: show it to us,
While? digging in bheswd here we found
mar indium winery. and l have two
who with «but is called the fish not
W «on W. The owner of the place
W m in ormidaincut to see us gath-
umtmxmwté tugelhcr. and wanted
30 W‘ «had good they were. l'lt‘.
“flouting alum was agode camping
yowdnosiic up “he river. vu- left one
atom tilde lbm to push up the river
«m wind had died out». while i and
W Omit aim ducks. The shores
“thorium almiimd with red and block
mama. and time are numerous is
M! or We sin-i lisyouu. Horn and
Men My «could be higher than tho
m. Widths paiuwuo nets would rise
mwmtrws and builds. mulling
spk‘mmsflmu. id's killed four ducks
ml ”WM throwipiug ground. an old
W. :86 mud-(mu Alli-r supper we
w my bolls—we pile of pin» medics
flmmwof the hound-«sud boon all
was pm with the win ml the night
”in ”filling its» chorus onc can only
”by Wing out in the Wood"! night
Molt“ Italian 1’. m- slept in c
”with only three sidtm snd not it
“or“ «mom for how; nighlo, and wry
MW at that. Mills no doubt you
WM Wm gluing to tlulr lull-wit ru-
M!
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was sourcing oil were up at thy
WM”? «Mar tis‘o mot the bust
in! Imesndgotbroskfs-t. 1
Wm oysters, which ire wry
W is“. sad (riot! dam, and with
Hm.mtm.mnsd mt. brood
“Malibu“ was, mode on
Maul. Wowoktorm in my
“mwmwmp While lbs
Mwusyfloyfomdsburisl
Wm “hotshot the rlwr. where
slum b“ «I'M sassy psrt and or»
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NORTH nun AND ANN -smmu, SOUTH NORWALK. ‘
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“HEARINGS PRO! THE HIGHWAYS
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Burt church, Infirmary.
8t. lsry's church, of Norwslk. delivered
church, at Waterbury, Wednesdsy night.
His subject wss “Tompsrvnco,” Ind the
arguments were sbls sud proctiosi. 'l'lis
Waterbury Evening Dom: prints the
following sccount of the lecture:
"Remember, I am not advocating pro-
hibition." sold the speaker, morn fev‘v
preliminary remarks. "i am appealing
myself in particular to thst class csllod
moderate drinkers: to those who in their
own estiuistlon never got drunk; to man
sud women who, while never drunk, are
seldom sober." ',
The speaker then told of the evil effects
of the liquor habit nnd showed by-bis-
Dory that temperance had been sburn-
in: question for more than two thousand
years. He sold some idea of the enor-
mous consumption of liquor in this
country could be formed from the siste-
ment made in Congress by Mr.Wilson in
advocating his tariff bill, that n duty of
ten cents a gallon on whiskey would
produce a revenue of “0,000,000.
Father Slocum took a practical view of
his subject. He told of the curly impres<
sions formed upon the minds of children
by actions of intempernts psrents and
said the most vile habit imsginoble was
that of sending children for beer.
The effect of strong drink upon the
health was pictured. “The first question
the priest or doctor asks, when called to
attend a typhoid fever or pneumonia
patient is; 'Docs he drink?" Why? Be-
csuso a person addicted to drink has poor
chanson for recovery from those dis-
Tbe speaker paid a glowing tribute to
the early pioneers of the Idsbqrscc in
this country, who were models of- physi-
cal manhood and bravery, who in win-
ter‘s snows built railroads, and tunnels
and in the dark days from ‘61 to '65 were
foremost in the ranks of the patriots.
“Take them removed one or two goners-
tlons," said Father Slocum. “and would
they stand such hardships? Some of
them would. but I am curry to any that
tho majority would not, become the
young Irish Americans are burning the
candle at both ends. The young men of
to-day are ten yours older than their
fathers were at the same age."
The labor question was touched upon
and the speaker in forcible lungunga
said that the struggle of labor for its
own was just and right. “But." he
added, “labor can never light capital un-
less it. has capital to fight with, because
when it came to nquestion of brand,
labor had to work for tho vvsges that
capital dictated. Nearly every fight of
labor against capital has resulted in
failure. Wby ? Because two-thirds of
the men were without means of support.
having spent the money for drink that
should hsvo been saved for such an
emergency."
The speaker touched on the saloon
keeper in politics, spoke of the habits of
immorality that invariably resulted from
the use of liquor and concluded by urg-
ing young men to beware of the curse of
gambling.
msstomnt RALLY.
Tiu- Programme Avrnngerl for tho Mi-
llsy Msrtlng Nut Worlnudny.
Nut W ednesdsy n Home Iissionsry
rally is to bo hold all day at the Congre-
gational church. Able rcprssenistlvcs
of all the Congregations! Missionsry so~
('IeiiPIl will be present to sddrsss the mast.
lugs. A very interesting time inspected.
Delegates will attend from twelvn nolgh'
boring (longn-gntlonsi church”. Tb.
public is cordially lovitsd to be proscnt.
No collection will be token. The pro-
gnmms, so for M nrrsvigsd, is ss fol-
lows:
, Forecourt session, loco, ensuing sod
dowtionsl services; 10:80. Connsctlcst
liaionsry moiety; 11.130, “Tbs Psoplss
Who Hove Been Pssssd By," Nov. 0. J.
Bydvr; “:30. "Tbs Bond-y lotion! in tho
lfnitsd sum," Dr. W. H. Dunc».
Afternoon session. 2m, tbs womsn’s
hour; 8:00, "The Hours Him Pro-
blsm at The boy." Risv. O. W. W;
3:80, “Christina Education," Rev. John
1... Hello: 4:00. “How to Build Our
:burchvs," Roy. (loans A. flood.
liming Issslon, 7:30, sddrsisss cs
”fission Fislds sud Forces in tbs flows-
isuii." iiioslrstsdby s ism numb" of
im'vnlus' for 10s.
ovals, lsxao- vsluo, 865.2513!" '
'l‘hs Rev. Willistn J. Slocum, psstor of
the Lenten sermon in llwfincrod Henri.
'iv'vwr goodiwmmomsuss?" 1“"dddi‘dil'
taming slersoptioon platens.
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stroll-n sift}.
locals! Inst-m of sh ”rises in lor-
onlk chinks 7mm.
"Motions of Room tlsioos Bssr- M
wwtuummmd M. Gould
H.3ssrd’smos unwound-g
subs mm M
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'fhrmbjsototliovdt. 0. Ms
sermon sit the M NM m
climb. tom nightuvili bs'd‘llc
Cammionibywknnsldflt .
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Mnbjmwihbshksn spbyspsrhl
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for 290.
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ysrds. oxtrs lino, 3o yd, up.
full pieces of 0 yards, from no piece, up.
All“ I“ "Alli 01’ TWO CITIES.
Ionic of the Things tho Usntlnsl'n lu-
psvtors dos and first During lkelr
Woodsman in lorwsik and south Nor-
wsllacnnnnsnts on Current Innis.
Ir does not slwsys happen that s gon-
erous hurt finds immediste recognition
of its gifts, but u once recently ’ come to
a, Sumo . reporter a
déd’iiiii’v"'lii ‘
notion had been utilized. must have con-
sidered deep within himself tbst pus-
ssgo. ”It in more blessed to give than to
receive." A reverend gentleman of Not
wslk was culled upon one day by s wo-
isu in greatly reduced circumstances.
When sbsirfttho good man’s dwelling
she carnal a baker of wholesome and
tempting food. Thinking there might
bosomsilttls wouls of which he know
not, he gave her a dollar. A day or so
letter he called on tho woman and found
not only a poor home but on intoxicated
busbsnd, who at once informed the
mlnislcrol‘ the gospel tbs: be was not
wanted, and he intended to put him out.
“Well." replied the minister. “i don't
think you can do that, for when neces-
sary I am somewhat of a fighter myself,”
and he proceeded to eject the men of the
home. Whon quiet once more reigned
ho inquired that the Women's lioaltb.
and cat islking when she exclaimed.
"Obligot something real pretty with
the dollar you gave me. i had just lvn
cents besides, and u dollar and ton cents
wssjust what it cost," and going into
snotbsr room she brought forth sud disA
plsyed to the wondering eyes of her visi-
tor-s lace and ribbon tidy. tht were
his thoughts; did he feel that the dollsr
had done great good in that poor Wo—
man‘s house? We leave the render to
imagine, for that part we did not bear.
A WELIxKNOWN min about lawn
told, the other dsy. of a "bright thing'
his hired Insu had said. After giving
him his orders for thctley, a low morn~
lugs since, he said to him, ‘ 'By tbc way.
Pst,l heard the other day that you
were in the lure wsr; is tbnt so? “Yes,
your honor, it is." said l’at._“l fought
Ill through the bultlo_of Gettysburg."
“Well,"snid his employer, “did you do
much running." "Well, i should say i
did. [commenced running as soon so
the living began." "Was them many
run with you?" the man asked. “bio, l
vvss the only one," i'st replied. "\Vcll,
whst becsmc of the rest of the ccmpnny:
did they any and light it out." was then
asked. “Yrs. begorrs," came the quick
retort, ”they did. and they arc there
yet."
"Tut: prosperity of in town is not.
gsugod by the wealth of its inhabitants,"
ssys n philosophical friend of Tu: SIES—
rum.,“but by the uniformity with which
they pull together when an important
undertaking isto be 'sccompiisbsd. A
fun with n thousand dollars at his cum-
mend suds love for his own town at
hurt can do mom for building up sud
improving it than the millionaire who
looks up his cspitsl snd snaps his fingers
st home progress."
Boston: bss ducovsml that tbcrs is
s low in Connecticut, prohibiting tbc
killing of a door. What of it? Who knew
it, when the door was killed in l'lurien,
isstwcek? Wbstis done to make the
luvs known to the people? Thr- suite
bu thorn printed in limpinlctr, to bc
stored in town clerks'oliicos. and lo bu
distributed to the limited few who ask
for them. Wise vino? lktnnovnlcnl
ststs! Model for tho progressive busi-
nsu rusn who declines to "save at tho
tsp nnd loss It tbs bung hubs" by utopi-
lng the urns ruvlbnd of min-inning»
Hour.
W1. might learn a irils lesson irom our
Ifongolisu irionds. Evsry (thinsmsn
muss psy hiv debt-in full, in order to
bsgin tho Now Your bright. 'l‘iloss our
M is smo- must svttissli mu
«scouts sud rennin thou customers»
doth-sins. If tbsblllv us not psid.
tksmrobsnl is obligsd lo giro spills
business to his Million, who sell him
out sud astlsfy their cisims.
l. l. t’. A. ATHLETIC Milli.
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‘l'bs Alumni list» «has In in iii-M in
snow, Just a,
Pbysiosl Dinom (ions. of tbs Y. If.
CA. W in lion'slk sod liridns-
you. lisssssursd tbsssnusiustutblstlc
Insst oitbs “if. I. (3. A. sssucislloos for
W. ‘flndotobss hum: lived as
his 2, sad the most will in st Stumble
“Maputo-ll comsrson
lbs conditional Y. it. (ill. membership,
Hundred
3““;qu calls us: kslt mils
mlflysrd insults nos; um sills
blsystsrsovlssllv limits ms: potting
“cubism high jump sud polo
vssit.
Gadolinium instills will bs giro»
bsukvrsstasdskssssrtoihs m
m Wishing sis highest number of
ksvsbssn listsd ssfoilowsl
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Norwalk,
in Autumn: INCIDENT assists».
By His lnddsnynonlh of communion"
Honk. of Dayton, Ohio.
Congressman Honk. whose soqusint-
once wss vsry piosssntly mode I low
yssrs ago by spsrty of travelers from
South Norwslk, dropped dssd in Wssb-
lngtou, yostcrdsy. .Ho lssvos s widow.
one son sud two doubters. Congra-
msn Bonk vvss sixty-nine years old, sud
lived in Dsytdn, Ohio. it no user this
plsco tbst the writer and others from
this city rusds his acquslntnncc. under
.. ills...fcll.ovring..smlning...clmumslnncvs,
tcktm from on account of the trip
printed in The Evmmu Suwrmsl. of
November 90, 1890:
From the Csvs we went, to Cincinnati.
On the way from Cincinnati to Nisgsn
an incident of the most amusing clisrscr
tor occurred. With our party was u en-'
tlsmsn of the name of Goodwin, of cw
York. Mr. Goodwin is young, ood-
looking, and one of the best of f9 ows.
Anothcryoung msn trsveling with us
wss Mr. pumpkins, of Handout. N. Y.
He and Goodwin wers boon companions.
Mr. Goodwin was kn as our “lsdy’s
men." having sac that distinction
by his propensity or visiting other can
on our trslns Ind reporting whether
lsdlss were in them. V hen we i. Cln~
cinnuti two were traveling
curl, Mr. (loodwin and Ilr.
as usual, went forward. in due time
the returned and reported thntn the.
ctr caliroup was traveling in one of tho
forwsrd cars. The were asked why
they had not invite them to a seat in
our car. Mr. Goodwin ssld lio bsd st
tempted to msko the acquaintance of
some of the ladies, but had been warned
by them to desist, as their msnsgsr was
with thorn, who they pointed out to
him. it was then voted to appoint Mr.
Goodwin a committee of one to go for-
ward and invite the mansger into our
car and to offer him refreshments. Mr.
Goodwin woos ted the oflico, and in a
low minutes e retumed.nnd ushered
in n portly. lino'looking, middle-aged
gentleman, of dignified carriage Ind
commanding a penance. Tbs "msns-
b special
liompkins,
and invited to a seat. Before inking it
be inquired to whom he was indebted
for the invitation. Mr. Goodwin then
told him of his adventures with his com-
pany in the next car, and said if he
could not make friends with the ladies
of his compsny be hoped to do so with
their manager. Thou there was a merry
twinkle in tho gentleman's eye, and he
said. “Well, gentlemen, l thunk you for
the invitation. Ind i will partake of our
hospitality, but as for my troupe, i svc
none. Tbs: you any become hotter sc-
quaiuicd with me, permit me to intro-
duce mysclf. i am George W. Honk,
and have just been planted from the
third congressional district of Ohio. My
residence is Dayton, whither i am now
bound." Well, that was a surprise
purty indeed. and there was fun enough
for the next half hour, which if
prléprriysprvsd out would have been
an cicnl. for the whole tri . and no
one had more of it that Mr. 1 ouk. who
said ho had been taken for almost
everything, but this was thcllrst time be
ad cvcr been taken for a theatrical
mono or. After the fun wasnverbo ro-
turnm lu his car, uml soon after the
train reaclwd Uuyton. chll got out
to bid Mr. llouk good bye, and inquired
how be had or along after he returned
to his car. " 'cll."ssid he, "i got. even
with those girls. When i cums back in
tho car they looked st mo roguisbly.
then at «mo another, and giggled a good
deal, but I said notillnir. Finally one of
the girls said to "N. 'Wiuit is the joke.
su'." ' 0h," Mr. lluuk answered, "notlr
lug scrlousfl was only town for the
msnngl-r of 5 leg show.‘ Mr. llouk thus
got own with tho girls. but. poor Mr.
(iomlwiu bad no oppdltunity to do so,
and after he lisd stood the chuffing of
the party ss long as possible, went to
bed and left his companions to enjoy the
tho jobs on him. .ir. Hook has since
sent his photograph to nwmbcrsof the
party.
Hill" I" PRilll’T ACTION.
Au tin-r llmlstl tihimuvy f‘nm-s» u
in n WI!" Hum-l lion-s».
The tinwly discovery of lire, ynterdsy
sftcvnnon. in “room Cuueo'o homo at 93
Wstsv strt'ul, undoubtedly saved tbs
building from being dostroyod. A mun-
bor of tho fsmliy smslisd fire, Ind
soon sftnrwsrds noticed that the room
wss ililing with smoko. Au investigs-
tlun showcd that the aunt in tho chimney
was on ilrr. and tho intcnns bout. bud set.
fire to srtlciim of clothing in on adjoin.
lug cluscl.
Thurs would possibly hovel been s mi»
our coolisgrsllou bsd it not been for the
wompt notion of kfr. tiluuso's soon, who,
with s for polls of um, extinguished
tbs llsmrs.
Fire
“IRES lllll'dill (Willi.
W
In vvm Probably lu- ‘l'ris-vi st lbo
"out“ mm «film Court.
ger" was wsrm y welcomed by nil bends '
i‘rsdvricktlmn wss brought bsfors
Jssllos ltdlvsrd lisrrstt sgsln ysmrdsy
and bound our to tho
Superior Court for iris! on lbs ohsrgsof
stunned murdsr in tho Wing at ills
«its Wsdncstlsy night,» his boots on
Wood street. [is will probsbly be trlstl
sttbo omntsssslonoflbvoourt.
Should be msnlfsst signs of insanity,
humanism" his trlsltskss plum, M
will bs committal to the lilddMovvn
lussnv Asylum.
This morning Justice lisrrstt flssd
bonds st “.000 Ind Consisblu It‘ll-mi
told: ones to lbsoouuiy jail, leaving
Booth finrwslk on the 10:06 trsln.
sum mums-s conclusion.
limlmguisritiss bsvsmdissomi»
«ism; tbs bond-stun on the Now
York division of tbs llslv York. list!
films sod Hutton! rsilvssd. sod Got»
murmur rsnssrurus incurs
murmur prune.
tn, Enjoyable Invpris‘s is! “so Resident-o
first» the Anslvsvsuy of Eli lllrth»
01hr Ivsnts In lbol'wln 0m".
Ono of the most enjoysblo surprises of
tho season wss~ tendered l'sst night to
Frock H. Richsrds. at his residence, 18
neighbors and friends. The hours were
pond in tbs most delightful msnnov,
with inntrumsntsl music, dancing and
may Refreshments wins also served.
Th9 sifsir was in honor of the annivora
ssry or Mr. Richsrds‘ birthday.
Joules Morris. clerk for W. H. Smith 6.:
00.. celebrated the forty-lint mulvcrssry
of his birlbdsy at his homo on Water
stroet. last night. by giving s cord party
too number of his friends. There were
thine tsbies. and s most socisl evening
wu passed. A collation was served
shout ll o‘clock and the merry gntbering
dispersed shortly after midnight.
Ollio Stanley gave a whist party at his
home on Main street, Norwsilt, last
night. to 11 number of his friends. The
young folks bad on unususlly pleasant
limo.
Miss Alice 0. Layton. of 3B Fairllcld
avenue, went to Brooklyn yesterday.
and from thorn will go to East Orange,
N. J., to visit Mrs. Henry Alix-rt.
John H. Knapp. of West street, has
returned from a trip to Southern Pines,
N. 0.. having been absent from South
Norwntk since anquy 30.
Mrs. ii. 8. Edwards, of Brooklyn, N.
Y., is visiting her mother, Mrs. R G.
Mcflnuogsl. on West avenue.
FELL DOWN UNCONBi‘lOl'S.
A Member oltba 1.x. 0. A. Allah-tic Turn
Provtrxstrd by Nervous lslsnusiiuu.
'liis preliminary contest to choose a
issmlto represent this Norwslk Y. M. C.
A. in m second athletic contest of the
Psirlicld county tourney. for the district
championship, which will take place in
Bridgeport next Friday night. woo held
last evening in the Y. H. (7. A. gym-
nasium. and s total score of 1,614 points
was made. At Bridgeport,in tbc prelim-
inary trial, 1,708 points were scored.
The contestants endtllpir scores were
as follows:
l}.(‘. Cram. . dbl
A.K.Enfou.. . . 320
F.Richnnlcon..... . , .324
D. W. Rumour! ,. . _ . ill
E. Robertson . . . ..:iJ
W. N. Kind. .. .. .. ..:!)I‘.
The first live named will represent. the
Nurwnlk association in the contest.
Following the quarter-mile run. W.
N. llsii. one of the best athletes of the
tenuuwas toksn with nervous sxhnustlon
and fell down unconscious. It: was after
midnight before be revived sufllcienlly
to be taken bomrI [in bud not. born feel-
ing well during the entire evening. nnd
could not muke n creditable showing.
llr. lialtlwin attended him, and reports
bim froling much better today, but bu
will he nbligml to keep lllllt'l for some
limo.
.IISSlthAllk (‘lth‘llll'il
A Soul [distort-lumen! Given an. the Nur-
uslls Mt-tilodlsi (.liurch. Lnst Night.
’l'lw Wunwn‘n l-‘nrcigu Missionary so
ciciy of tho Norwulk Mctbmlistclmn'b
gins it unique cutcrlnlnmcnt in tho
b-cluro—rmm of tho church. inst night.
«insisting of music. rmtlingn, liilil lili‘
collection of clips coutuiuing suggcslimls
upon milislnnnry work, in UN! onwlows
with tho slips worn ilollntiuus of motwy
for tho honeiltuf llu- Woman's l‘nniigu
Mlnsinnnry misty.
Tbs wetting opened by the singing of
”Homing is Braking.“ A brief prsysr
and scripture rssding followed. lines
Lavina Cbnsmur and fills Longstsff run-
drml s plum ducti, dsmonstrstlng their
skill ss plsnists. sud received generous
spplsuss. lilss ilsttis Ilslklu pvs sn
mm." Misses Anus Bush sang ”iio
hesdsth Its" in so sflsstivs msnnsr.
'l'ltorosdiug of s portion oi the slips in
thornvolopcs, by Miss Florence Fitch.
flull gsvo cos of bar copysbls rrsdings.
pic-slug msnncr. Tbs muting closed
by Miss Percy Powell’s reading morn of
tbs slips.
A ooilstlon sud s mini tlms foliowsd.
'l‘bs members of tho society wars wsll
pissssd vvllh the success of tho summin-
msnt. sitbougb the stlstulsnco no not
or isrgs us sxpsctsd.
(it‘ll BROTHERS LOH").
‘lbv contrast for norm-mum choir Icons
GM to Trivium I this".
At tbs muting at the sommlttus on
Nourishing Our firstborn” lodgs room,
last night. the contact for the work was
least firms sud mml Mg Hm York
firms.
sdoptsd isnnlllrotbstur-
m of say oils-r kid’s m. sud
semi turmoil,
affront ll. Riel-crucial" s lorrll Col- ,
.Burriwovouus,»~by-vsovnou-l'ortwofm'bisr
srrsilsnt vending entitisd"A Mlssionsry's
than look plsce, sitar which Illss Ssdis
Willism Wsmn mug n has solo in s
South
slim
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ELANBETHBUUGHTHISMUNBYMABNIFYH GL1, ‘
indios’ Bulbri gun Hose. regular made. with spliced heels and toes, valve 190, at this sale
lzlc pr; .Lndies‘ reglfiar made Cotton Hose, tau and 3 ate colors, our regular-250 Hose, at this
said
only 170 r. Wh it 250 r. elsewhere for Ladies’ heavy, seamless back Hose, while you. can
get themphero forylfc £1: adies’ full, re uiar made, fast black Hose, with bnlbriggsn feet, worth ,
33c pr, for only 250 pr. Our ' Leader.“ adics' full regular. made Hose, mpuge, ribbed tops, ‘
Hermsdorf dye, never sold for less than 39c pr, special for this sale 25c pr. _ lee fast black, drop
stitch Hose, 40 gauge, Hermsdorf dye, 39c goods, at. this pale 25c pr. Ladies' Richelieu ribbed Bonn
spliced heels and toes, the quality, at 35c pr, or threo pair for 31-00 qulefi' “81111053 if“! HO”. 46‘ ..
gauge. doublc solos, 390 quality; you'll buy thcm quic at 25c prt Ladies‘ brown balbnggan Hpse, x ,
spliced heels and toes, try them, only 25c pr. Ladies' French Lisle Hose. black boot, and Riche- ,_
lieu ribbed fancy top. worth 500 for 31w r. Ladies“ heavy silk plated Hose, Ecrmndort dye. ‘ .
They'll find ready takers at only 49c pr. he latest novelty, Ladies' JAbroad brilliant llsle Hons.
You can't pass them b . at lilo pr. Ladies in rain lisie Hose, Hermsdorf dye, only 49c pr. Mons
half Hosc, 2 thread, in 1 re ular made, Hex-ms ori dye. and guaranteed to be equal to, any. 25c
stocking to be found elsew ere. ()ur iricc‘at this sale, only 129.6 pr ; or 700 box. Misses flintt
black Hose, oxtra long. only loo pr. Ii isses‘ ribbed Hose, double knees, fast black, 22c pr. Misses
last block Hose, 40 gauge. 29c quality. for 220 pr. Misses" regular made, tan Hose extra. value, at
22c pr. Word painting does not Show the goods. Como ill and look at them. All formdr snori-
ficoc in this line are mole bills: this is a. mountain.
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RPETS CARPETS
E BflSTflN STflRE’ Comer Main and Wall Streets.
Norwalk. Conn
THE( D( RE OLSEN
ill Washington Street, South Norwalk, Bonn.
Do We Keep Carpets?
NO.
WE SELL QARPETS. ‘
SECOND FLOOR.
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llnlcial sale to March on.
ill ladies” and Men’s Fine Shoes. 38? Pairs
of ladies’ Turn Shoes Worlh,l$l.5ll alilii nerl’air.
{TH E ABOVEflSflTHE
BliiiiEST BARGAIN illl EARTH.
400
pairs oi ,lmnnslmry, Mathewson & Co’s ‘ll‘ino Ladies’
Shoes, made to ' u largo store on Broadway, N ow York
City, that failed just before tbc goods were shi pod.
Louusbury, Mathewson & (‘30. says: “This is positively the nest
lot of Ladics’ Shoes over turned out of our factory.” 1 therefore
bought them, and for till days] will offer them at half price; as
follows:
20:.» pairs Ladies} buttouinnd loco, Well, pat. tipfiwortb “Mimi. $2.50, l, .
mo pairs Ladies’ button, welt, put. up, worth, 04.60, at 02.21% . ,
100 pairs Lodies’ button, (‘1. 8. tip. wortbtuo, at 02.00. .
Also anotbor lot from Parker, Holmes Milo, as follow:
lull pairs Ludlos' well, worth $3.50 at 01.65.
wt) pairs Ludles’ pot. tip, worth 3.50, at 2.00.
300 pairs Lndies' sample Oxfords, sizes 2.} to 49. worth mo at 1.0”.
mo pairs Lsdiss’ Satin Oxfords or Sandals, all colors: since ii in ii: worth 3.
200 pairs Men'sldns shoes, at 1.00.
200 pairs lion’s Blucbers, worth 2'00 at 1.25.
200 pairs Mcn’n Goodyear Welt Doubia Bole, worth 3.00 norm.
loo pom Men’s Police Show. worth 2.00, or 1.50.
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War lilo.
Norwalk Chronicler