e-Is‘wasmmon er.
a ”South Norwalk.
‘ ‘Wearllpoodocheaper than any other
tomato the town of Norwalk. Values
that” can,“ more to (dentin no
' Willingwecanlayln the near
Wilt PAPERS,
' cuts.
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ROLL. 55c.
White blanks,
, DOUBLE ROLL, 120.
Painters’ Supplies, Artists’
i Materials, Pictures framed to
. order.
', Painting, Paper Hanging and
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8' ‘ll PLEIBIIT Til TAKE.
_ atcn Medicines
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Iontonik $1.00
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Ayers’ Sarsaparilla, .67
Dan’s Sarsaparilla, .67
Cuticura Resolvent, .70
Scott’s Emulsion, .60
Green’s Nemra, .70
Sfillson's Specific for Malaria, .75
Paine’s Cele Compound, .66
Brandreth’s ' is, 42
Aloock’s Plasters, . 0
Benson's Capsice Planters, .12
Gaswria, .23
Carter’s Pills, .12
Atwood's Bitters, .l3
Radam’s Microbe Killer, qts., .75
Badm’s Microbe Killer, gal. jam. 2.50
Yankee Lung Soother, .25
Gen. 0. Stillscn’s
Drug Store,
ll Washington Street.
.r Acos M. LAY-tori
lire, lite and Accident insurance,
But ESTATE iiill illiilSE AGENT
Ocean Steamship Tickets and Sterl.
lag Drafts, Loans Negotiated and
Bloch Sold. (lilies 5 Railroad Place.
next to Post lilies, South Nonalk.Ct.
#3:: Public. Aelrnowledgrnentr
WAGON
S.
New and ascend haunt
Buggies. Phaetons, Carriages
canopies. Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
CALL AND SEE THIS.
Henry Tilly.
Notices 0! local entertainmtr of all
‘ mtowhtclianadmmlon is charged,
mtdnottmcalculatedtopromotcpriwtz
WWW an adumument
simmer-in advertlelng columns,
vareehapedloratreyularmtesJom
a line.
limit... .1 rail-iner- m I
By the ’.It.*lhue
Apropos of Rrraullr. it. is probably known
to few people that the practice of sacrific-
ing human lives liirtlt'r’tt'i‘titlll condition!
still exists in certain parts of the Rus-
sian Empire,mys a writer in the Con»
merclal Advertiser. The government and
the ortho ox church hare attempted in
vain to stop the inhuman practice. but up
totbe present time they hare been nnv
successful. lirwelntions regarding the
customs were made in recent issue» of the
Gazette of Ynkutsk, Siberia. ll. prevails
among a sect known as the 'i'ehnkshen,
not far from that city. Old people,bo
yond the‘ltihllcnl limit its to age, and
lick 0nea,tired of lm, otter themselves
lathe sacrifices. “limit a 'i'shrrkshe ds-
cides to "otter himself up." he sends
word to all his relative-i, rriendu and
neighbors. who then visit him and 'try to
persuade him to change his intentions.
But prayers, .upbrnldirms, threats, are
useless in such a case, and the lunatic
prepares for his end. The friends and.
relatives leave his bouwaml return in
ten or fifteen days, bringing the death
candidate white clothing and several
weapons, with which he is supposed to
defend himself in the other \Vltl'ltl against.
evil spirits and to about ru ' tic-tr.
Afteroornpluting his 'litnlli toilet. the
candidate takes his place. in a corner of
his house or but. About him gullrcr his
relativua, who oil’cr'lriiu the choice of
three instruments of death—1r knife. a
spear and a rope. if he chooses the
knife, two friends hold his arms while a
third plunges the blade into his breast.
Practically the same thing is done if he
decide to die by the spear. When he
prefers the rupc, tin: of tlwsc present
place it about his neck, and strangle him
to death. A cut is then made in the
breast to let the blood flow out. All those
present sprinkle their faces and hands
with the blood, believing that it will pro-
serve them from evil and bring them for:
time. The tardy, after this ccrr-rrrouy, is
placed on a sledge, which is drawn by a
reindeer to the "creruntioo hill." near
the village. The neck of the mutual is
out at. once upon arrival at the place.
The body is stripped of clothing, which
is then cut in small pieces and placed on
the altar with the dead trust or woman.
During the cremation the “bloomers"
utter prayers to the spirits, begging
them to watch over those mortals still
left on earth. This custom has been
followed by the sect for centuries.
CURE FOR A BROKEN HEART.
A ].oulsvlllr (llrl Huiployed a Monkey
and a Hand Organ.
A Louisville girl has discovered a
novel pnuruzm for a broken heart, which
common humanity demands should be
given widespread circulation at once for
the benefit of is suffering Wurltl. The
popular public confessional, a street-cur.
says thr- Louisville l‘ouricerourrrrri. 'l'hc
clcvi-r creature said to ”to other girl:
"Ulr,l.nul~:v-. I {I‘ll prrl’w'lly Ill‘.‘:lllllll
all day yeatcrrluy. llzlrry llllll i bun:
fallen out, and we are both so obururttc
that, wr- never will rmrlw up m-Wr’ My
life isu perfect “‘l’m‘k. l ('l‘lt‘il until i
couldn't try any morn, lllltl was just.
despcrutr- to know what to do with
myself. when suddenly I bI-urd n. baud
organ out on the street the flrst of
the murmur. lrushml out and brought
the man into the parlor ~—morrkcy and all
— ruul Lrpf him all afternoon lbc antics
of that irrvrtrlicy irwrrly klllwl mo. 0!
ourlrw, it. nearly rtrirrml mi- financially,
but, amnion-6 when one has a broken
lit-art, «trill-thin; lr:r.~ to be done."
WHAT PEARY HAS LEARNED.
Man (‘an Ito (:lothed and Fed rm (‘olrl
”wasn't Hurt llim
General lwnuv J, \\'l.~t:rr, prvalilr‘lri of
the Philadelphia Academy of Natural
Helena-s, has revolved the following lot»
ter from Lieutenant Peary:
"The t‘VfrI'rir'ill'c n-f tlw jnlrrnry has
shown in“ that my it'r'us us in the ortho-
gmpln’ oi tlrn- lilltlirll ion of Not-llwnr
firm-(tbunl :tt'v round. out! that on my
prupo-w-l rout», :rllrr ~urnwtrullmz llw
Nlupr-nf ilir- tr» llllmi'lllrill'l)‘ .‘rtijur-l-lli in
“'lrub- mumbl shrill lruvon lctcl mull
until l lwgllr the descent, to lnrlvpmnlr-ru'r-
lloy, lob-n know that tho lilllrrrmilul-
uml can lw so rhythm! and flu! :r~ to bc uu-
nll'l-r-tml by any dcazrw-uf will What l
ucctluow bran o-xlrarustiw study oftlru
Eskimo «lug null his rim-uh ll'lllt'l‘ the tool-it
trying (flri'llllihlttllt‘t'w. 'l'm- (’Itlillllg Wiri-
tor will glu- on: tho opportunity for such
study. in my uvxt )"‘l|l"N work i Hllltll
lllllllt‘ my faithful friends aml allies, tlac
Eskimo, and with their rtmisturrrtr-almll
have a strong, r-llirir-nl Working force.
You may rant assured that i shall not no
turn until I have dorm ovr-rvlbluu that is
[umsiblc for one who bellow-s iii Irltlmnto
success, rural whom: owl-y liltrc is in sym-
pathy with arud ntrnlnluu lnr llu- desired
curl."
atrrlh'y'u Biography in Brief.
The: rnuuumeutto Slit-Hy, thr- pin-t,
erected in \‘lurr-uuio. ltnly. trt-nr which
town he was drowned on July H, INQZ'
is the Work of the sculptor. l'rbnrru
Timber-eel. ll ln'rit'tw the following itm'rip-
llUll:
'I‘u l'r-rr-y llyludlti' lellm
lirrurlvmf llt‘lil‘lN
llrowtrwl in this «on: crenmti-li on this
«gull; errn' be confirmed ”l’rotrwtlrr-rm
Unbound " A prmilurrnorw page win-ruin
every guru-ration will haven lulu-n of ii,”
struggles/it. learn and its l'i‘ll|'llllillllll.
lioyalty'a ('Ilrumlwr l'nmvlr.
’l'irr- frivrtritu drink in tho lurpvr‘lul {ml-
acc at l'uimlrtln now is will to be "cucum-
berpuocb." it won irrtrurlm-ml into ”or.
many by the Emperor, who Irvnrrurrl to
llkt’lflitl limb" lb Wlli'li rm Ii Well in prim”
Engliuh lllllt'ttr‘t recently. llm Majority
makes tlm prtnr'h as follows:
"is takes three bottle» of who! rwl wine
and [mum it into a bowl which is kept,
cord. in this he places a cucurnlwr from
which lllil rind has been removed, and al.
lows it to lli'i‘lrtim saturated with i he wine.
The cumrmber is then promo-ll out, and
.hree glow-s of ruaraschirro rrro ndriml.
Sugar is not owl in the punch.
ll. Took the lllnt.
”Deanne, lilurl it imptmsihle to drag
my [not away." he said "(4 the clock
struck twelve and he gave no sign of gt»
lag.
"Perhaps they are asleep," “ingested
the young lad , witha yawn, and he took
the hint.“ lolt Free Press.
arr. Ms penalties.
Tommy“ Page, what in binary!
fir. firm-«It lhflimefl’ too tuna
“on: too hrauy’m'iti: that nothing
hdohowmr. with a flutewlfllrdiil
Downer“ .
4 one kinds displayed out in front. of them;
story was urrvrhcnrrl in that qllccr but
WHAT PEOPLE OF VARlOUS cutest
ARE TALKING A3007.
The Vanderbilt. Trouble. Attitude of “I.
Family Toward the W. ll. Scandal. A.
Paul nourgot lieu New York, was Wu
on: ightd.
(invent News.
Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt came from
Eumpe on the Lucania when it broke the
Westward record to live day» seven hours
and forty-eight minutes, and forthwith
there was a perceptible flutter‘in moiety.
Nothing agitate: society like a scandal,
and when it “is one aflecting the family
whose name has been honorably conspicu-
ons for upright and honorable life it has
added interest and effect. Just what the
outcome of the trouble between Mr. and
Mrs. Willie Vanderbilt will he seems on-
certain. Some of society's supposed nu-
thorltlea say oue’thlng some another, and
all seem to be guessing. .
It is reported that Mr. an
nelins Vanderbilt, Mrs. Wt
tlcrhllt, ('ii-oruo \V. Vauder llt, Minn Van-
derbilt and Mrs. Twombl had a rm-etltrg
at Boston to consider th situation and
that the attitude of the family was deter-
mined. erut this will be is thus de-
scribed by one who is .‘tllpptlritttl to know:
“The family, on a body, will opprmo the
divorce with all its power. They Will not
oppose separation, and, I think, \wll mt-
courrrgc rrseprtrution. but. not a divorce.
A divorce, with legal proceedings, will
brim; great volumes of scandal, and this
they will avoid for the silkenf the chil-
dren."
Poul llourtzetmhe clover From'lt writer,
given this (inscription of the outward up
pearrmce of New York: “lied houses
stretch out indefinitely in llles, all alike,
with 'mrillotine wlurlovvn’ and wthuut
shutters; other houses appear with dirty
advertisements stuck on them, with burn
on the lower floor or with goods of vnri-
fruits at reduced prices and vegetables.
A gluey mud lorrned of all kimlsof detria
tus covers the stained earth. Not a tree,
not. a square inch of grass in front of
those houses, but rails on the ground for
the trumwuys, posts for the telegraph
wires and what in very like a long and
double tunnel erected on pillars of iron.
That is the track of the aerial railroad-
or “elevated railroad," as they call it.
There are four ul them .rnunlnl; the
length of the town, and which carry
two hundred Inilllousof passengers dur—
ing the year. In the short/distance during
which l follow this road l mum. silt
lrnlrrs passing, llrn-c up and throw union;
down town. The Ellhlf‘t' l’orurblaiill- utrury
ttm- which Hilmull‘lu tlrum lrclnblrw‘ with
tho \\'t'll(lllr1lll(l the spot-ll nt which they
go. “'ltnt can b0 the lives of the irritab-
llama. whose windows look out. on this
constant and “lid flight of lm-omotivcs
illltl carriages?
ln lrrrntitrr.r around for rurrorrs (binge a
reporter has found the banner lilut‘k for
noise. it is that part of Fit!) lll‘lb wire-ct
bctwvcn l'olumbus null l‘:l:.llll.ll l|\l‘llllt'!‘l.
lly ur-trml count lllt'l‘r'nl‘r 3‘3'1 pron-m in it,
and lnm-l of them rm». plruwl upon nlzuly.
'l'lrcrv :rrr- probably not rib-rc Than a
thousand lll'l‘NllliS living llwru, all that
lbr-rc is an li\'t‘rll;{(‘. of about our piano to
four inhabitants. if any city. or .ltlly
block can bout. this, lvlll‘l't‘ l-s mul‘lt rouse
for suicide than is generally Hilfillt’i‘l.ctl.
When (‘orrwliru Vrtndr'rbllt rrtllll'l'lm'l to
New York lllt' other day luv WM asked
by some intrnrrttr' {rte-title. [Hill by one near
relative, “but truth there \i'lts in the
Nllllt‘lllt'lll that his daughter is to rmrrry
the young Union of Marlborough. llv rc'
pile-(l. and tho rt‘pr‘llllull of bit “-1in ludi-
i‘lllt'fi that ho is not. Illi\\‘llllll;.: thatthe
infurnmliml be grill-rally diswmluated,
that no Mllt'll communion! llzw llt'l‘llell’
tercrl into.
A liwly l'l‘ll‘nuli' r- brim: mmbv by some
of tho lllillt'“ of tho W. l'. ’l‘. 1' against
tights, I'hpi‘t'llllli' lln- lilllllrl‘lillil and often
lrrtlvr‘r‘ul \rtl'lt‘l) tlmt. ulnliurrr‘w lbw lull
burrrslu. lu ll1i~ lbl-y llert' lllr' ‘lllillul'l.
n! lllt' Sun and of room illull\;lll|l~i of
r-lllzmrs who are tr'oi prurlrwb. lvlll. who
know llru‘rv l~ no art in llw lllr l lrl'rw that.
rllspbry lrr lIllllllili‘H tnnrr or lt‘rw groan
Worm-n ubmv only nppzirr-nt llltllll to
bolim- is I but tlu-y urn skirt low
A youuu \“Hlllllll nml fwu twilil': men
huvr- bu-vn will in lllrit-lwwll‘w l~tlli|ill for
three months for jrrrnpiro.r lulu .1 mill and
rlr‘lvinguboul town without whim: pcr‘v
rrtiwiurt of tho tll‘li'or'. ll lbw luluu'll-rlgn
of this Si‘llli'llt‘l‘ is guru-rally lll'l‘owtl, ll.
will lrlri’t- lllt‘ r-lTrIr-t of breaking 11;: .1 time.
honored urol frcqllmrt cxploit 4" t u- pm-
ple u‘lltrllt'r- on the Nlll‘l‘m'r- lllt‘nl Now
York. it has always burn lwbl by the
Hilllilt' yuum; olrlbusluxia nlmur town
that nulbluu wluiln up an vro-nluo with
such ~1brulor- lilltl r-otublr-ti-m-ml m the
puslluu' ut' stunliuzz u rub. unvl m thor-
“‘1“th”H'ul‘l‘llllll'lllll'l'lll"i'lllllllt‘ll urn..-
'l'i-irrlvt'luln pt'rrr-iru-t. to l lira form ul' phat.»
rruiry tlurl tin-y arc lll'Vi‘l‘ unduly i'Xl'lbl‘ll
over Nlli'll nu nm‘lll'l‘l'ill‘t‘. 'l‘brcc runtrtlm
on lllruzkwull's lslrrud, litIWt‘Vt'l'. la u pan.
ally which will have llu- ull'l-vl ul’ rumbl-
r-rubly modifying the nl'llor- ul‘ llli' numi’.
tItttlrtr-ilustir- mornlwr‘ of the y Illiiz', vlc~
mom in tho 'l‘i-rulurlolu tllhll‘ll'l
Miss .‘ldllt'lllll' l‘nlluril, of ilm-l lullritlge
{lumu m‘r‘rimpurllr'rl by a good limiting
young own, in Hl‘l‘ll t'ul llt’l' ”Iii-rt ul’ little. in
tho \‘ll'lllll)’ of lll'l‘liltl Hllilrtt't’. l’mple
jontlc the pair and cant. perhaps a careless .
“lunch at thorn, but not. “no out. of the
thousands who uwr't. llwm know Hurt she
is ilu‘ woman who mum-d txln- ill-font. of
tbut‘ouurr'swruu. 'l‘ho youuu man in l‘lerf
brother. llillllr'y, who has born in town
with ln-r nltrm‘ Hlit’ rtrrlvmi. it ~ i» about
twcniyrllw yours old.
A stout,dm'cntlyrlrvnm-zl mutt Walked
slowly ulnar: 'l‘hlrty-iblrtl slzrr-r-t. near
Filth ltVr'lllll‘, the other day. stopping a
priswrfiby rrowrruil ilwu with the whis—
pered and burr-bad lnqulry. “Would you
like to buyrm r-b-urmt pipe?" .\i; the some
moment lul would draw from his wicket
a large, richly curved and finely r'trltlt'litll
meersclmum pipe and display it. for an in?
stunt, to lllit llilpilll‘l'lii‘ purchaser. He
looked like a lower middle-chum ftlugllnhh
man in distress. Maybe he was, and
maybe the explanation of his conduct
would be found less creditable. flue can’t
tell. ltoomt anrs.
A Iteal White "on”, Now.
The Executive Mansion has «inserted
from itu r-r'r-am colored disguise and is now
the“erlt» ilouns” in reality, through
the finishing touches n! the corps of
painters who have been engaged in giving
it a coat of imrnacnlrrte whitenem, Elm
tutors the mrmslnrr has been palncml with
a creamy nurture that placed the appear
anneal the building in conflict with it.
trier name. To y it look; trust-er,
or, nail state. than “which.
and its me it- its color with not
It“
‘.
la room Mair chi you meant.
With an anxious face and a white abut.
With a throbbinlr heart and a Iiikea'hat.
And "rinse other thlnmt like that. .
Whloh' he had accumulated.
And the maid of his heart was up above.
finnounded by hat and gown and all!"
And some thousand things that worn on love
But no man known the name» thereof.
And the young man at and waited.
'Twnfi then she tried to put on her hat:
Ah me! u trying ordeal wait that. .
Bhe tlppcrl it birth and she tried it low.
But "cry way that the thing would it"
Only made her more agitated.
lt wranl‘rln't up straight anti it canrrht her
a r,
And she wished she could hire a man to
swear,
But alu, the only rrmn lingering there
Was the man who wildly—waited.
And then. before she could take her leave.
libs had to pump up her mum-twin elm":
Then a little rlab here and a were pat there.
And a tooth or two to her lrirulmmrt hair:
Then around the rmmr with the utmost care
Hhe thoughtfully circulated.
Then glut seized her glow-s and a vhamota
n in.
Home breath perfume and rt long stick pin.
A borrbon box and it cloak and some
Earl rle column- and r'lrrwlmt scum.
"or opera gloss and a urnlakitr thrill.
A fan and a heap of other mull:
Then she hurried dow tr, but rrr: she spoke.
Something about the maiden brulw.
So she Nt'llrriml bar-k to the winding stair.
And thr- young man lllfllfl'tl in Mill lieu-pair;
And then how-minimum.
~.l. Holman-l V, t’oolle.
OPPOSED TO DYING IN BOOTS.
lo Captain Joe Alb“ Will Leave Indian
Territory.
Everybody in Snrtthwe-en-m Texas
known t'npt. .loe Albee, who made a
record almnr thirty years not. by lighting
and killing twr; lmllans, who had set up:
on him with great fury. while roaridened
with liquor. That took place at Little's
Ranch, and was witnessed by a dozen
half’breeds and a score of'white own. who
refused tolnterfcre because as t'npt. Al-
bee says, they were afraid "it might break
up the show." The old [rtlfilit'l'nilmn ha!
been l'lmt,,rr~ccntly,srllltrg homes.
"I get this way about once a year."
said Capt. Albee, “but when 1 KM home
nowlriuu‘t think I’ll get toSew York
for three or four yenmanyway not until
business picks up a little. it hrru taken
melnnner to sell twenty hendof horses
than it tools to sell ilfry half a dozen
years ago, and you can't get any money
for ’em, either. ' _
"l have been livin' in .‘llificnum‘. lndian
Territory, for the last eight months, but.
l’m thirlhlu’ l'll pull lip stake," and not
book to Texas. I'm gettin‘ a hub» old
now to be fllshln' with people, “in: itwrc'a
considerable of it. in that twrk I" woods
just now The trouble in with :b» l’hero—
ices-s. They are a hall int, ration alto-
uethi-r, impel-lolly those who lotto negro
blood in 'cm. The policemen or» ("horo-
keen, and the authority they ‘ll‘PrHrhfi
makes 'r-m him! of ugly .11 titoru. 'l'brrc‘s
just Ii little too mu: ll will :stln' train" on
there to suit me. it Would haw been all
right. twr-uly yrfire AK", but ill ia‘iM'. i
lnffil’lllt‘ll in lflf'SIlt' in .‘lflw “2’“. but
hadn't lwn tile-re u merit i» is rr- larrry
Muffin-we, it who it pip-or «hut no lmliau
in the br-rul (or asking it ride His his pony.
'lh' lmlmu didn't "who in ~ti ni rt. mind
yrll. lie «arrrr- You'll. 1., lb» W‘ ‘5 to hen:
Manly-1Hwusrlrlbkt “if: . frirtlrlfi.
and lwfrlrr' yuft r‘nftlrl ell)‘ v «5 5w 1'- J'- hlrul.
The" no lmliao pulim'mnu *h« t \intthews
and n free light followml, To” own were
killed, and two worn» tenors-int who had
l'lnllllfll! WhiiTO'V!" in do “ill! the ruvr,
That'» ttw may it was twp: up at: [or two
or throw lime» a month. M: is" about
made up tor litlllll in our: ll": ,2. t hau-
ltrrin‘ in on- will my lrnnlo- ..,‘
Ir SUNDAV-SCHOOL MA‘i'S 8L5 9.953.
"r lnntml a Viellnr to final. am] the
Visitor bps-hr.
"l we." it'll-l! tlwuml 1.; :5» w u orient
of the Srlmllry M'llrlnl, "new i. is» .i urinary
with its lltlllth’, “3' ’th‘ loiitd'.‘ glad it)
hour from t lsllrrl'“. owl if 5!.» ‘ t 7“ li"f trt'cr
tlrn-rr- mutt" the fluid» in” ,t "a pl .._ ‘3V'Ji‘r-
urn-orient frr give its cw wleul: li'glml to
llnlm'n to blm'
The stranger, though We “4:";
what. surprz-v-l. rum“ {natural 11' 1} innum-
l‘ll Thr- allrw’,‘.LrTr-Y;Vlv-’:i'w Motif.
""ll‘”
"I hall m r r-r pre'rrl fry in I s. l ”pun
to rrlrtkr- tiny tremor» ‘ 4 ll! w. l ‘r. illilrc
may murmur of «Mir owl M who; in
public. "rrx‘xrl in! l l. we row 'a remix-
nr-w whenever i ”may hr in min are flat-
(‘fttl-w nl' l'l'lll'll MM urwiv.» . r-i‘rry
mcum in m} pmwr It ll u 9 my ob»
acrvatiou maul vvxpwr’r-nrw, you,” i”:
Continue-Ii, "flint. Erotic 1 u guys.
Never Tell it ll», Van/er vim -"t I." ":l Ibo
r’txrttzf. f.tr‘l~v, l'luwfl’w.’ vlrmnx 5 Humili-
tinll may lw in Kllt't"rllf"'rri' :n wourwlrut
Vilrlt'il witt‘wr HIT Whit it I has» ‘ . ‘r iltnrwll
mnwl. before the pulliw, l i .... may!» it a
rub- r.. .1...w my colors, M l» upright.
ju .l, lrulwr tllll“ it» all my «514 View Milli
niv l'r-llnw "non. and Militant-1m: it” bar-it
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rm, tom you there. Tell your fril'lldj."
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a hallo the eloquent autumn stepped
amt. tom. the platbmn and moored his
mt, Tho stimunrmdent had unwitting-
ly commit the celeimted mtrich term are
tor oi the Midway l‘laimnee.
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4mg BOUGHT THE-
HOE STOCK
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Jarvis Kellogg, of llnrwalk,
-—FOR——
lillc llll Till lfllllll;
no u rs nowcn SALE.-
The goods metal}. right, and you will get the benefit.
The goods are having a big sale, and you should call soon
and get the bargains. '
The New York lircccry. to.
The Leading Grocers of the City.
As we buy all our goods direct and in such large quantities
we are in a position to sell them much less than other dealers
who have to buy from the wholesalers. By buying from us you
save the wholesaler’s profit.
Compare the following prices with those you are now paying:
Maud 8. Floor, 84.25; Jones’, $4.25; Snowflake, $3.75.
New Cal. Peaches, 15c. New Early June Peas, 106.
Gold Dust, 19c. Quart bottle Catsup, Dc.
Baker’s Cocoa, 20c. 2 lb. best Starch, Dc
Soda Crackers. 5c. 3 Cans Tomatoes, 25c.
Our 27c Butter is excellent. California Hams, 90.
Our Teas and Coffees are. the best. and our presents have no equal.
new YORK GROCERY COMPANY.
Donovan's Building, Washington St. South Norwalk.
33 3! UN STREET. NORWALK.
FORTIETH STREET AND SECOND AVENUE.
EloriTv-srxru sr. AND FIRST manualww roux.
cm and rename Daily, Directwi'reightwlineg
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWA LK .
THE, l‘iii‘l’l‘lbldilts . . , , _
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULCAN.
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Will leave Pier 23, E. R., lleclrmnu sin-ct, New York. at 7) p, tn.
[leave Norwalk, 5 p. nu; South Norwalk, lizllll p. tn.
Freight recr ivul from 7 a. at. to 5 p. m. ,
Upon application to agents the City of Norwnlk, Eagle and Vulcan wtll,,be
sent for special lots of freight any where in New York or its \ icinity. —
main pantomime forbid trusting any of the rmployes of the boats of this
line on account. of the owners thereof. 00 if
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”ASK FOR-—
BllllWN’S $3.00 Slllll.
And you will see not only a
Neal and Format Fitting Shoe.
But one in which nth.
Best Material is Used. Combining Durability and Style
Making it the best $3.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAlFt WARRANTED.
(fall and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at
H. S. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 80. Norwatk.
lllllll’lllfilllllii. ccirrcr
325 Main ”Street. Bridgeport. Conn.
Only regularly organized business college in Fair-field
County, Semi for new illustrated catalogue giving the names of
over 1,000 graduates we have placed in business.
E'ii.‘ Willi, Precinct; .ii. i. llflilils. Teacher of Penmanshinl
at l
ill. film. Secretary at Trturrrr
Norwalk Chronicler