WILL PAPERS.
I am selling white back Blanks
from 100. to 200. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling,-and 9
in. or 18 in. borders; of course
we break the combination when
desired.
Gilts are from 150. up, double I
roll.,
I have been told ,by a great
manyl customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in Nor-
walk.
Painters’ supplies at lowest
prices.
Painting, Paper-hanging and
Qgcorating.
E. E. Gorham,
lie. 2 First Avenue,
EAST NORWALK-E
EAST AND PLEASANT TD TAKE.
Patent Medicines
A'rzonn Parents.
‘ IN HGT. HAND NUT TD TAKE,
Loxatonikfi )3 $1.00
Hood’s Sarsaparilla, .60
Ayers’ Sarsaparilla, .67
Dana's Sarsaparilla, .67
Cuticura Resolvent, .70
Scott’s Emulsion, .00
Green’s Nervura, .70
Stillson’s Specific for Malaria, .75
Paine’s Celery Compound, .65
Brandreth's Pills, .12
Alcock’s Plaster-s, .10
Reasons Capsice Floaters, .12
Castoria, ~ 2:
Carter's Pills, .12
Atwood's Bitters, . i‘J
Radam‘s Microbe Killer, (its, .75
Radam‘s Microbe Killer, gal. jam, 2.50
Yankee Lung Soother, .2.
Gee, I}. Stillsnn’s
Drug Store,
82 Washington Street.
Fix us in
Your Mind.
No matter how small your wants may
be, see if we can suit you. Whether
you want one dollar’s worth, or more, or
less, remember that our object is to earn
your good will and keep your patronage.
Vile deal in
ALL PAPERS.
PAINTETIS' SUPPLIES.
ARTISTS' MATERIALS.
PICTURES FRAMED
IAND UNFRAMED.
Also do general
PAINTING.
PAPER HANGING
neconume eusmrzss.
“QM—I-
'L. H. Decker,
79 Washington St. to. Norwallr
MINUTES FRAMED to IlIlIlEil
JACOB M. LAYTON
Tire, life and incident insurance,
. Iiiil ESTATE AND HOUSE lGENT
ocean Steamship Tickets and Sterl-
ing Drafts Loans N otlatsrl and
Stocks Sol . Dillon 5 Ba lroari Place.
next to Post Office, South Norwslk, ct.
g3”, Public. Acknowledgments
0‘.
WAGONS.
Newanrl second hand
Buggies. Firestone, carriagss“
canopies, Spindles, sic.
Prices to suit All.
momentum
Henry Tilly.
rr WAS A COLD WORLD
lUMPlN we of CHEROKEE users 'A
SYMPATHIZING sraaucea.
and Spring- Illa Remedy on Him, Wham
upon the Stranger Is Filled With Such
Enthusiasm That He Fecls,gl.ilre Riding
Horseback. I
As I ambles along to'rds tho enterprisin
town of King City, drinkin in the happi-
ness of norm as I rods and foelin at peace
. with all mankind,
i cums upon a hu-
man critterseated
on the grass in
front of a hole in
the ground. He
was pinyin aflddle
and tears of sad-
ness was a-rollin
down his furrorcd
' checks. The tune
.. . that he played was
full of heartachos
' and busted hopes,
and when he had
got to the end of it
nsAsTXcrms AND labor! a tear and
stereo lloi‘ilb'. sez to him, sea I:
“Stranger, this ar‘ a cold, cold world.”
"I’m willln to bet she ar'l" he so). as he
pulls up a handful of grass to wipe his
woopin eyes and begins to fiddle agin.
“And all of us inhabitants ar’ full of
pride and vanity.”
“Yes, chunk full, though we ar' but
fmth‘on tho bubbliii brooklct.“
“We appear, we run our brief career,
we vanish and ar' forgotten,” sez I as he
sawed away at tho “Arkansaw Traveler"
and looked up at me with brimmln eyes.
“You bet!" he subs in reply. “We cum,
we covert around, we return to the silo,
and our widdor gets married to some other
.varmint. " r
Then he sawed away on a grief stricken
tune, and our tears fell in unison. Ara-r
the unison had got over her emoshuns
summat I ventured to blow my sympa—
thetic nose and observe:
“Stranger. hev ye any perticklcr mish-
un on the face of this yore airth?"
“Nary one, " sez he as his sorrer breaks
out anew and he causes tho ulo flddlo to
git up and hmnp herself.
“Didn‘t yo never hev one?"
“I did, but I fulfilled it and am now
waitiu to go, " .
“And was that mishun connected with
the happiness of yer folh'r man, some as
mine is?”
"I contend that she was. I've married
seven of tho llllilllllltlrii wimrnin in Missoury
and riz ‘om up to that pint whar they
muld (tilllli' with better f’T'llTl‘T’S than mo.
I eulkrriuto us ~
how I've did my
full dooty. and tho.
man who so]. i
linin‘t is n linr"'
"Verily he at", r:
but why dhl yo i
slop ul sir-Wu?
Wasn't lhur no
morehomelywim-
min loft in the
kenlry ye men
shund?" “run: ITEH‘ or ram as
“Heaps oi‘ em, m's'r‘ PART'”
strangor, but I was merry of soul. I
thought- I'd cum down lulor'lwmkooto
yield up my lungulshln speerit."
Then he played a som-riul tune, and
when our hearts had lll‘lll‘ll sum moroI
sea to him:
“I've got. a rrmodyright yr'ro in my
snlchll fur that wr-nrim-ss of soul. 'I‘wo
(loses will make yo wish to stay on top rho
nix-tnm1longuspussihlo. and half a In lllll‘
will start yo hut-I. lo Missmiry to l'llll‘l'
rim-w upon )‘I'I‘ llllnllllll "
"What :ir' lhul l‘vrm-dy'" 5m lli‘lln‘ ho
colrlu'd n ll-sir'nluim-d eye In my din'i-kshun
and sawrd away uttho tune of “Auld
Lang Fyno "
“ll's my ("heroin-o wissypnr-illy, sold in
Connwlion “irh Magio l‘l‘lill‘lll, but not
taken iugr'illr'l‘ in tho sumo Internal fash-
ion. line is fur mondln llu-l‘nm'lyfur-
nir‘hur and shit. and tho other is fur ni-
Vivin lhv \ilnl Hill‘l'f‘ltrl of r‘rillrrs who flu-l
that their Work on alrlh ls dono. "
“I'll lry a dose,“ so]. he as I got down
beside him, "though it's bill a hull will-k
sonco Thad any vital apm-rils to revive.
Yo'vo ruin loo late, but. i'il Inko Itvarul
thunk yo fur yer good will."
I lmrl hopes. and they um not (lisnppint-
0d. In il\'i' rulnlts his sornir was no more.
In another live his lost l'lllllruwiiihltr was
jumpin up lillll down on tho grussnnd
slioulln Its happlru‘sa. l was uxglfrtin tho
grasshoppor outer llro lmtllr' to vxlribit
tho i'nruhuws of my Magic r‘riiili'lll. when
thoorithyrdmlsa menu thing on um. Tic
lugs out an old gun what. ho had hidden
under his blanket and pints her at my
startlvd soul and unruly soz:
“Pilgrim, tho lwst of friends rnust partl"
“'l'hey musl,"svz I as I lnoksdown
tho bur'i of the gun and taken notice that
tho Illilll'b in It was it: caliber.
“lint In blddln yo friro tho well 1 wish
to ashurv yo of rnyundyin warmer. and
gratilmxh'. "
“liov yo got a sudden (mil to depart
from this yore locality?"
t'I lit-v. i shall return to old Missoury
to pick up and
pursue the misty
on in which I was
ingalgcdwhcn my
mnlgmwwweary.
Asl‘m in a hurry
I'll take yer lions
along. If ye has
any objecitshnns,
I wish yo'd slate
‘sm now, while
i'm down on the
mini and ready
to shoot. ”
I had objeult-
shuns, but it
didn’t seem 50c»,
dishes in me to
m. state 'm and git
Till TOWN MAMHAL. up an argument.
When he got inter the saddle and was ready
to depart, he kindly observes:
“Pilgrim, this ham‘t macho! aims,
find the huddle and the blankits '00-!”
be wayward and m. but 1 bdrm
mmkyltnpaginyc. Wm suit-
tithlsdmctbsbsstbslil, wouldn’t
[1 >3“ ~ g ’
3121‘
La
go walkin around on his smoohuns to. dip
couralge him. Ye’ve got a good thing in
that sassyparilly, and I’ll recommend it
fur ye as I go along. Allow, adewl"
He rode oil. with the light of happiness
beamln on his countenance, and am! sit-
tln down fur a spell and 'miioctin on the
fact that vamhew ar’ her own reward I
pursued my peaceful way on foot. That
evenin I mached King City, and about
the lust man I sous was thecrittcr that rode
off on my boss. I goes to the town mar-
shal and sums the case and asks fur his
assistance.
“Accordin to yer own showin,” scz he
arter hearln my story, “tho critter was
broken hearted and waitln to die when ye
dosed him with that sassyparllly and re-
storcd his vital enthoosiasml”
"That’s the case."
""I'hcn git yor boss the best way ye kin
and without help from rue. A teller what
will go around Cherokee encourgin folks
to cum back to life and live on when they
ar' all ready to depart fur a better land
would git no assistance from no man with
thebest intr-rvstof acommunity at heart.”
And I had to pay an avarloious citizen
the sum of $20 logo and shoot a bullet in-
to the robber and ski-er him out of town
and restore my lost property.
Al'srrs KEHNE.
Took the ('lnsnro.
A tall man, with wildness in his eye,
rushed into an all night drug store about
8 O'clock the other morning and shouted
at the top of his voice:
"Lend inn I'll) cents."
The dozing ch-rk woke up with a start.
“\Vhat's that?" ho asked.
“Leml mo 50 cents.”
"Who are you?"
"lend mo 60 cents."
“Why should I lend you anything? (let
out of hen-l"
"Do I grit it?"
“(let what?" _
“The 00. "
"No, you don't got it.”
The tall man turned logic out. “All
right," ho soidpnclliraily. “I didn‘t sup~
[i060 I would, but you can never tell when
you're going to run against a sucker."—
Iiuffalo Express. . . '
i.
Lasting.
Ber t'yr'rl flashed.
With an imperious wavoof the, hand she
proceeded.
"Will not,” she demanded fiercely,
"women be famous too?“
The rm-ek man with the r'orn colored
whiskers pomlvr'r-d.
"Yr'n"-—--—~ I
Illri Volvo had that justly r'i‘lt‘llrliit'il low
musical quality. '
—-——-“for untold ages."
She glared, but. said no nmr--.——-llr~tr it
Tribune.
In is Quandary.
Mr. do Styli.» him“. are nil yuuri-ngngu
ments for a h'illlillll’l' ill. the fashionable r---
nurtnvornph‘lmi?
Mrs do Sulfa—Nomi)“, lllll I'm in Mir-h
a quandary. l have arranged to solid ulll
housv plants to n litrl'lhl, our rat to u ml
homo. and our dog to u onuIno boarding
horn-lo, so that all will ln- wr-ll run-d for un-
til fall, but what in tho \l'nl‘lll shall Idr.
Willi tln- lliilr} .’——.\'m\‘ York \Vm'kly.
Ills Explanation.
The “lino-«l startling frankness of r-hII-
drf‘n Ulll'll i'rr'nlvs unuimmrut and Sumo
times (Iirlr‘iurrilllll‘i‘.
Edith “(LN gix ing a birthday party. and
thorn won some slight dwlay in providing
seats for her little frhvnda, “In-n she spoke
up, (illlll‘ mlwrly:
“You sue. ll
company, "-"t'oulh‘s (‘onrpuniniL
(‘umpllinwsu
Thorn was llmt in her voh-n whirl: ino-
tokr-m-d a I’I‘N'Ilillir‘lli» ranking in lrn'l
heart. ‘
" 1.0:in lhc- hous‘r'" sho ruriilllllllllll'll.
'l'hv trump quilt-d lrlr‘flhilllily
"ilh, v-‘riulnlyf Irv unnra-rrd. ' lh..rr
lllr‘ only pvrwiml propvrty anyway ”
iii-lpinghim.. If tosuvh orrh-le-s of virtu
as worn readily porinblo. lo- ti'itlrdrmv—
Ih'lrnil 'l‘l‘Ilurm'.
III-i \‘muslmliiry.
“ [hi you limb r—lurid pigvnrr Iflriglhl;
Ibhlx'l‘ll llll' ytrlille.’ ituumn,
“A llillr',” l‘l'lrlir‘ll lln' lrzrirr “ll” rm l
(‘miir'fimwl Igliurnrrm'
“(lip do Ir'l rro- Io-ur you my something
In _ ,,
“ 'hyw-vi'x—i only know onw u‘oril "
“Wln‘il' is ' ml""
"Squall." ~ \i'anhihgton Slur,
lllmlnullw.
"l haw lawn wedding about Bl“ll\r‘l
and things." Milli Willm Wlliblr-a. "and
do you know an idea slum-k my mind!"
“An ldvoof your-own?" inquired Mime
(‘ayonno
“'l'o hr- snub "
“Ila-ur mo! I should think It. Would
llr‘klr‘."w Info.
A Master of illicit-rt.
(Milan-You swm to ho gelling nhvud
splendidly with your win-Tor of fiction.
Autlmrmliulting ahead? Ishonld any
aol Why, the lust nmgullna' that bought
one of my diulvot stories had in send out
for an extra supply of punctuation marks
boi'oro it could print lt.—-t1hlcago iii-rord.
The l'rrils of Parent-n.
Young Wll'r'wi Th, George, there's srnull~
pox in town, they say. What In tho World
Would we do if baby would catch it?
Young llmlmnriwliy Jove! I hadn‘t
thmightnf that. Let us both go and be
vaccinated right away.--I.lro.
4...... .._...~ M, ..
ltisiry.
She—wind is the hair dye as dungnmus
as the doctors say?
Hey—Every bit. An uncle of union mm»
dyed his hair, and three weeks after he
married nwldnw with four rhildrrn.-
Fllcgendn Blotter.
Ills Habitual Mylo.
“Ilnvr- you swan f‘harh'y Nairgo lair.
lyl" said urw girl.
“You." replied the olhr-r sadly. "I rwi-
dom Sl‘l' him nor Hills-l" way. ll" nr-wr
thinks-i: going lame lwi’rm‘ ruidnighl.”--
Washington rum,
An Example.
Tenehvr—M’hnt is the inmning of the
phrase, "Adding insult to lninryi"
Tommy~Wh3n it’s like momma send»
log me in the gar-rum to cut a switch for
m to whip mo with.-—Phlladelphia The
O
An Alternative.
Finland (to his curiously—If I had
ham that it was such a dlmsnlt master
bacterium. i‘d manor have remained
Inflow—Truth.
Isn't That. “‘r' huvo nrrl
chairs enough. but I haw: llhkl'll too much
THAT HELLO GIRL. ,
8H5 EXPRESSES HERSELF FREELY AND
IN. PICTURESQUE LANGUAGE.
'l'ells Her Impressions. Drawn From Ex-
perience, With the Brutal and the Jays.
She Is Rather Too Fresh to Be Taken as
I Fair Sample of the Phone Girl.
It took along time and much trouble,
but at last the reporter did personally see
'and talk With a telephone girl. In what
exchange she works, whether she is tall or
short, light or dark, chews gum or lives
in New York, the reporter will never di-
vulge. That girl talked under apledgo
of absolute secrecy as to her identity, and
nothing can nor shall be said which will
disclose anything more about her than the
fact that she is an experienced operator
and has worked in a number of the ex-
changes. The meeting was brought about
by a diplomatic third person, and the hello
girl knew that she was going to bo lnter~
viewed for t to purposes of this story.
That was. ttle unfortunate, because she
was very shy of her information, to begin
with. This Wore oil after a bit, however,
and Miss llollofat last plainly showed the
Satisfaction she felt in freeing her mind on
the subject of the person at the other end
of the wire. Then she talked with a great
deal of vigor, animation and refreshing
candor.
"Why, say,” she said after her confl-
rlence had been wun and Him felt that her
identity was absolutely secure, “If I only
know man as I mwt them over the wire,
I Would believe that thr'yaro all lH‘ilIA'S
and minor»! them 'also jays! Why, any.
they talk about our being Ii‘t'nil. Well,
we. ain't fresh long, If we ever nrr', iro-
muse you're culled down too quick by the
mnnngr-r or his assistant if you get fresh
over the wire. liut thoro ain't any one
got a bag of salt to sprinkle on the people
who talk to us. It doesn't seem to make any
difleri-nr-o how much a man uses the tr-le-
phone, he never smuns to got any sense in
his head about it. Now, just as likely as
not~ you have telephoned and scolded
cr‘nlriiii'luu-ausv they couldn't give you the
number you wanted, When central has
rung up a number for you, or rung up
the illitlillllgll where she is going to get
that number. she couldn’t do any more if
she owned the telephone company. ' But.
say,thatdtwsn'trnakoanydifi‘rroncc. Nine
men out of ten, nine times out of ten, will
begin piwing us because we can't get tho
Connor-lion. Then if we try to explain
why wo vun't they threaten to report us to
tln- manager, and a lot of them do It too."
“lint you said some men in addition to
being brute-i, which is n lllHl'r' or loss in-
millnr lili‘l, are. also jays. Now, just how
one tiny lays by trh-plwm-f’" lhv l'qml'li'l‘
liski'rl. ‘
.‘ll~.~‘ lll‘llli ro-sporulrvd: "Why, say,
tlldr. 3 you r\‘r'i‘ try To got (‘Hliilt‘ with u
li‘IViIH‘nv i'll'l’ 'l'hnl'w‘ what lots: of lllt'll
do, and lhry llI‘l‘ more fun for us than
pay day. I don't moon businwa mm
down town or any mm while in lhr-lr of-
iim‘s. lu-r'ziuw iln'y (ll‘l‘ gvnrr'nlly talking
\rIu-ri- lu'l'lrIl' vuu lu-ur lIo-m. Iiur when I
\s'orl'n il in nu I‘Xl‘llillltlv‘ “horn wu- were
control for u lot of nu-idrnw li‘ll'lllllllll‘h it
scrum-(I us if every man who rung lit. up
had nothing l‘lal', to do but ill‘lv guy
"\\'.- inm- luth of fun with mrn who un-
laikiug through lhvirhorm- li'll‘lllllllll‘h and
who always lll‘l r'onilr' if lhi-y hnn- to “oil
for rlu-ir minim-lions.
mm, and llu- kind of Tlrtli'ii'fi they live in,
Aill'i'lll‘il
any who iii lilo I'inrlli with Uli‘lli too.
right away
slrimung him Jllr-l a little bit. you know.
lM-r'iiilm‘ lIo- night ruuringrr “Tin out of tin
Iirrlo lr‘nillrl ”I! from his turn», r-\'r'li I-o
alum- In ”to room. and pretty soon lir' In-
if ixm-ohlur
unrdr n
hot-"1m\nllinglikouvi'mduur Ili 1:4.
r- rilrul‘ I my, you. control! \Vlv.‘ door
you nth mi in llll~llil'.~n"‘ Why. my, i I.‘ . u
what lord hopperu-d just to. MIN“ 1“ he;
Thu! Ilr~ ull'c- hull r‘onrv iniu rhu r-«vuru.
» illitl I in. .‘lll‘ll .ii him or. r ihw l: i ‘illilrlit‘
uml :‘illli ‘.\.~.I{ n my how ulofli IIIV‘ r.
lrtnv' _'H*Il "1 mi mo llinw roof
lit in r." lie hung up lhv rm \‘lh :‘.
Illn‘ hl'llil‘ Ill hole in: it Find
Ling!
“or. lull .‘l rnllo apart.
lllln HI limr'h.
TTii' .nior of their hair.
“air it's lots of frm to jolly lllv guys.
smaller r-tl-lurngrs, whom there is no u»
sI-unnt manager and tho mauugor In wrnu
linn's out.
Jrrily for some limo byjust making rut
can't tell what you are answering."
“Worm-n? Why, say. they're the sun-
cirstlhings you ever saw. if tin-y can't gr‘t
the number tIu-y want right away. llwy
begin to sermon and shoutanri threaten.
and ilrmllyil'lllil up by saying that lhv
nasty old thing Isn't any good, and hang
ilplhorvwlwr just about the little you
Want to give limo Tlil'll' rnnulwr.
“llo \i'l! lIsll-n rnlrr'h’ Why, say. I
llilnk tlml‘s an awful l'oolinh question,
Do you auppom~ wu- I.. :ruy limo lo Ils-
lr'n? llnllwirtol? lb.& .iy,Hll rho Ion-l,
ilwn, just IMMFWI' “all holio girls. W"
are human lu‘Il ,;. jlir-I u~ hard. and If it
in at night. and no urv not wry hurry, and
manethlug wry Illli‘l'i‘r-TITIK in mung
tlimngh, or we hear u V'triml telling some
one that ho Won't be homo until late on
account of being lursy with therrorrmpond-
once in go by thr- nrxt day’s steamer, and
then a little lair-r hear that sarnut‘oir’o
telling a wry illlll?h'lit sort til story in
some onn else-«wiry, say, of course We're
human."
And thus prottlml on that Miss Iiello.
She was a ,young person of an observant
mum» which nmlcrs it all the more un-
fortunate for mankind that at the conclus
sion of her story she added the rmnark
with whiehshe had lmgunwlbnt if she
only know men as she met them over the
trim nhowuuid follows tlmtn all brute»
and wars of them lays-«Now York Sun.
may.
”is simmers wiieagood hoarslrcepml"
"Well. I should say so. Why. he has to
keep a private detective to watch his
clothes so he can tell where to iind them.
She’s so tidy. ”lean Mercury.
W. ”Ms
Charlie (with his best girl on a learn}-
on, conductor, hero's slxpcnos extra As
seen u we no mud, yell “lite class,
M. "~de Tlonltw
You have noirivn
how nun-h “’0 “VI to know about llliinil
um: r'Yr-n just “hrn- their li‘li‘lvlinllr's are
,\ml you can loll when tin-re i.»
I—
rumvmln-r one irightwhvn I had told a
man to 'pli-um-wuit' ho Iii-gun to got-comic
I “lira unto him. and I lwgnn
ullivv. :imi I hurl .ulmrm- lo Jolly him ;i
fon- ho lwgun to talk silly, that lo- was
gun minim ll.“ ulmut my nights oil and
.‘lrrIIII lily Tiln \‘i>ir'i‘1ll.iil;1-II..iillI
L'lil'lli n
and i hruu’ Jlisl :h well in imp. :lIl\'l7
Tlrili Irv lurI uni I‘lllill‘il iiiirI Wua oli'zilrl his
“1% l;.l;!Ill hour “but I said. although no
’I‘hul Imppr-nul
.‘uy. I wonder whul, iiiuhm
Mr rrmrry uu-u link lrlvphonr' girls “hot In
Winn 1 With in
that uptown exchange. I‘ll but a hnruln-d
tlllli‘l‘r or turn askedrm'ilmt qrri-eron ufivr
lhri’ hmi milml lip ventral and haul to
but of course you can only do it in tlw
tlf r'oiirsn you ruin keep up n
siwrs that seem all right to tho llmlillgl'l’
if he happens to overhear you, because in-
sourn NORWALKnEVENING ISENTINEL. FRIDAY. AUGUST 24. 1894.
Ut Illl TH
and get the bargains. .
Till} MILE
SEA TRIPS
lly thr- lwu'iTit‘vil new «learnslrips ol' the
Old Dominion Line.
To lllri l'oinl ('onilort or Virginia
Beach and Return,
rilm in lion-l.) si’riru e~~' Anne ilrrr‘el.)
Most drilghiful resorts on the Atlantic/coast
for n SUMMER ()IJTINH. )Ia‘y he made for
till. Illrl Point Comlnn, $I6.
W. Virginia Beach,
A day and a quarter at either hole-l.
INCLUDING EVERY EXPENSE.
quarter‘s board at all her hotel.
the («out with little likr-lilumd of whit knees,
and poiuh of Interest.
DLD DDMINIDN 8. 8. DD.
Pier 20. .V. IL, New York.
lsinlm
SIT.
Ilf meal» and lu-rlhv- on route and a day and a
Tile trip I: an idonl one. as llll‘ rout-«o skirts
and passes In “Tin-W runny watering plnr'es
\i'.1..hi'li.L.-\l'llEi”.'i'il.\FHI‘ MANAHEIL
“ 3
eodOre Olsen
~HAS BOUGHT THE—
SHOE STOCK
Jarvis Kellogg, oi Norwalk,
EIIIILLAII,
AND IT IS NOW UN SALE.
The goods are all right, and you will get the benefit. ~
The goods are having a big sale, and you should call soon
LIIIIIP MUSIC.
The J uly
MusieaIHome
Is now ready. The .(‘onlr‘nls are: “Juliette,"
mitotic, liolsl; "Win-re liraudrnolhor Eat In
the Corner," song. lioate: ”The Algonquin
Club," wnllzos, Pelerschen; “A Turn in the
Tide." song, iih-nroy; “Exuliation,” march,
I’livlpr; “i Ill‘ill'll tlu- Volt-e of Jesus Say,"
sacred, Spaulding: “(let on to the Funny
\\'rllk.".‘(lilg, Sullivan. This number can be
pril‘r‘lilLEtul for
8 cts. and One Coupon
fi—qu
We have also added
unonwun's
Musreal Monthly,
which can be procured for
Sets. and line Coupon.
The contents of the, July numbfl‘ are:
Goldt n I‘m-st i’olku.
Just (me More Wait],
Lillian liuvotlt',
'l'onrlor Lrn'r‘ 'I'llill. NOVI‘T‘ Illr’r.
Ole llousie L'ow.
..__._,,.,.-...._
In books we have ”LI" com of "As in it
Looking lilus-C' only live rents. and one
top)" or "lion-indoor. of High Life, within
European I’llllti'r~." rlnl)‘ 77w.
ru'r'or
. MUST MAGNIFICENT
TOUR or turn sensor:
'l‘tl
I'm s all Expenses of
Four Days' Tour,
S|5.U $I5.Illl
lion ’l'nur‘i-st l‘n. 5pm lni truln lvuwn iironkllrid
.luur'llon nl Still a. up. 'I'nwduy. \ugnsl 2m.
nrrningnl 'I'lroIn-nnd Islands Nir'iy llw mm»
r-wnIng. l‘tlrlurr'itrnnilru'lrwl (smile ‘J l'xll'ii
v-urh wn ‘l, whir'li slomld hr- ro-wrvm In ”.1.
Vnnn‘. aim-l Tour of the scum“. llwrr‘i‘urr-
via-rumi- should m‘nll Tin-inspires of This irip,
For further imiorrnoil-m and lll‘Iii'i“. Hill on
lir‘Iu'i Mgr-iii .N, Y.. 5. ll. «V II. Ii. ll-
’l‘wo rnuru of the du-ilghllul
Tours to Saratoga.
AUG. turn and 27th.
I’ , all It's WITHIN at
$9.00 I.” | Four Duys' Tour,
Mod for "'l‘mrrinliWorhl“ llt‘r‘i‘l‘lllilvti of
trip-a.
Tax Collector’s Notice.
lopny laws In iiw’i‘uwu o Summit. in
tho County of l‘nlrtli-Id and finite of i'nuriwti-
rut. on The “nutrient?!” Iiul nl‘ lilti. first 1 Will
tm-rtt llwm To receive snhl lattes at the follow-
lint llrrws rind plows, in WIT: '
Al Ibo storoode". llnnforvl, liner borvmllr,
(Down 'i'owni. on ‘I‘liumlay, ifuturist illih, iHiii.
from lilo'rlrwir fort-noon until l2::ll afternoon,
At the «foretold. i1. Randall, at. Winninnnlr.
on Tim afternoon of Thursday. August Jlih.
il'ili. from ll u'rilor'lt niilil 4:3“ u Pluck.
Al illusions of Ali-homo Dibble, ill. Roulh
Five Mile lilwr. on tho evening of Thursday,
Almost zllili lliili. from 7 until will ll'i'lm'li.‘
At the (mire of the collector. ligvom ho. l
Masonic ilnlidlng. in the Hi of brrmaik In
said Town of Norwnll, on Fr day. An , ust Illsi.
Wt. from it o'clock filftl’flflflll. until o'clock
arremmm and from 7 until it in iheevrnin .
mu. 1'). mum, at. the Collector's o m.
Nor-walk. and air. Jacob iii. Myron. at his
silica. Railroad l’lsr‘s. South isorwnilr. are
anthorlml to moire taxes {or me.
(in all taxes which shall remain unpaid after
the Illth day of firpiember rm. Interest stills
ms of nine per rent. will charged from the
:liatds of Au that im. until the same shall
impair. one mt u. an, nous (Wilhelm.
in and for said Town of horwalhmn the list
of Will.
Dated at Romania. Conn... August 1. ring; if
, , a 4
l. 0. lEliliIllGS.
Paper Hauorfiilclaiurmrntn
”mil
Will PIPER
The Thousand islands
l'tulvr the manual-morn of llygi-in .o liven-a-
Vifl‘li'l’. is hereby giwn to all lifl'Mlllii liable. ,
.L
W. Podmore,
.»\ .\' I) S.\ VIC MONEY.
Klir‘lmii 'I'iilrlv'n. $3.0}
Etlermon 'I’ubluu. moo
illniru: i 'linir-a. .140
(Minn. .rl horn. .‘Ill
lil't'ri i In hr'l', 'iJl)
Splint iior‘ker'. ' .h’r
.‘lrtiluullli lior‘h‘rr. 82.1?!)
High (‘hair and ‘I‘uhlr,
Clearing Sale
i
luby (‘nrriugrn
s, Hints. Sermons, iro Cream
Framers, llmm. linker, etc. All new mwin.
i
ulain, ilnrmnor-k
.
5.1. D. JENNINcs.
Undertaker.
iKNiHli'i‘ B'l'liiim‘. NUTtWALK. 001W
lit-wile lions ltailwsstpot.
lienldwnrodi Elm slmt. Telephone Mil il-l
' snlll tf
Groceries
if you want good goods that rcn't be
be beat call on
A. T. MEIIIIIIIM,
I28 SUUTII MAIN STREET.
Fine No. i Mackerel, at 100 each.
Canned Sound Mackerel and Canned
Fish of all kinds: Ham and Tongue.
As to door we have the best that the
market can furnish. Will guarantee
stay pound of it.
'I‘sssMMsss of the best, but no
mu.
Norwalk Chronicler