We sell goods cheaper than my other
’f‘llousoln the town of Norwalk. Values
Bills.
r 150.
I 250.
3%.
350.
380.
45c.
55c.
Ingrain paper, 30 inches wide
DOUBLE l 28c.
ROLL. ( 55c.
White blanks,
DOUBLE ROLL, 12c.
. Painters’ Supplies, Artists’
'Materials, Pictures framed to
if order.
Painting, Paper Hanging and
Calcimining.
DOUBLE
ROLL.
EASY Allli PLEASANT Til TAKE.
Patent Medicines
A'l‘ OUR PRICES.
ill FABT. "Mill Hill TO TAKE.
Laxatonik $1.00
Hood’s Sarsaparilln, .60
Ayers’ Sweeper-rile, .67
Dana’s Semapnnlln, .67
Cuticurn Resolvent, .70
Scott’s Emulsion, .60
Green‘s Nervum, . .70
Stillson’s Specific for Malena. .75
Palm’s Gel Compound, .65
Brandreth’s 'lls, .12
Alcock’s Plasters, .10
Benson's Capeioe Floaters. .12
Castor-in. .23
Carter’s Pills, .12
Atwood's Bitters, .13
Radam’s Microbe Killer, (its, .75
Rndnm‘s Microbe Killer, gal. Jam, 3%
Yankee Lung Soother,
lien. ll. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
82 Washington Street.
W
uncos in. mirror:
Fire. lite and Accident insurance.
ltEli ESTATE lllil HOUSE illiill
Steamshl Tickets nnd Sterl-
[-200 Elana Longs Negotiated and
Stock! Sol . Oilloe 5 Railroad Place.
t on South Norwalk.Ct.
it‘d: ”idling. Acknowledgment:
Token.
THE OCTOBER -
NUMBER OF
WNW”... ._ . w..
THE MUSICAL~:-
”um... ....
Ham 5'” ""I "'1 ."
W....w..m..u ._ m. m... .
IS: NOW:
.,_. mow“
READY.
W...” W
OillllElllS.
W
or r COULD our,"
«wnoix no: RUBY,"
3. «union. racemes,"
"1‘1”8 runs too crow
rue nice or i rulers.»
“rem A mm: QUESTION,"
”closer.”
When It ain‘t n-goin‘ to blow.
.lt‘l!‘ snow. <
' . . it‘ll snow: . .
When the bind with cash is hummin'.
There‘s a money picnic .comin‘l
When the sky is beamln‘ brizllt.
There’s a hurricane in eiuhti
And you‘ll know.
And you‘ll know.
it was him who told you so!
When the crops are irrowin' lino.
They‘ll decline. ‘3!
They‘ll decline:
When the weather‘s kinder sunny,
All the heat will melt the honoyl :
When it‘s lookimr rather wet.
It will drown the cotton yet!
And you‘ll know. ,~
And you‘ll know! 7,;
it was him who told you sol it
He's a great one. in his way. "in:
Every day. .
Every dayl ;_:.
He ll always prophelying: -.
You are either dead. or dying;
And no matter what you do.
it‘s exactly as he knew!
And you‘ll know.
Know, know
it was him who told you so!
—~Atlanta Constitution.
The Questlon of I’lnglnrinm.
Robert. Louis Stevenson's recent admis-
sion that his “Treumu-- island" was
based upon ideas uppropriutml from
“Robinson Crusoe" and "'l‘nlm of u
Traveller" inspires a peduniic contem-
porary to cite instances to show that
Shakespeare, Goethe, Cervantes. Voltaire,
Dryden. Daniel Webster, (Ilmrlcs Sum-
ner andother eminent onshore and writ.
era were consummate plugiuriste. These
examples are misleading. and the deduc-
tions drawn from them false. No doubt
in the productions of these men may oc-
casionally be found expressions banning
a close similarity to sentiments and idcus
uttered before by otherS. it is sometimes
dificult to convey a truth clenrl v and for-
cibly except in phraseology thut ims boon
current for generations.
But this isultogether dilieront from im-
plying thut Shakespeare, Goethe, und
recognized geniuses oilike standing were
imitators or echoes, “burglars of other
men's ideas." to employ n term Disraeli
once applied to Sir Robert Pool. in pay-
ing tribute to such men the World line in it
been crowning impostors. A spontane-
ous repetition of the thought, and even
tholnnguuize of another occusiouully. is
a peculiar trait of the mind tlmt is Het'ill'
ingly unavoidable. It is like the not of a
master of instrumental harmony who. in
constructing on original composition.
will sometimes glide unconsciously into
strains which bud their birth in the mind
of another, und unporreivwl huuut his
own. Someoi the lines! iliubtx of clo-
quence buvc undoubtedly lie-Hi thus in-
spired. Edmund liurkc‘e lim- tribute
to Muric .Aintoiucttculul the pcrorution oi
Webster's reply to iiuync Wt'rc 1'\'llli‘lll.iy
prompted in port by certain possum-s in
“Paradise innit."
Such “plzimurisms.” liuWi-vcr. urc iuci<
dental uud generally uccidt-utui. They
do not touch the title of Simkwpcnrc rind
his kind to intellectual kluwliip. The
work of such men must be judirvd on u
whole. not by its flows or upporu-ui iluws.
The uriginulity of Avon's {onions son
is too well i-stublishcd to be a subject. of
controversy ut this day. This is true of
(loathe. ('i-rvoutcs. liurkc, \Volmtcr and
others. .\lr. Stevenson’s mode-My and
condor to the contrary, much tin- sunn-
may be Hulll of himsclf. The mid of
other writers no doubt he hm sought.
but in spite, of this his fltllt'lllltlllifl popes
board st-mnpof iildividunlity which it is
as impossible to deny as it, is for him to
disown.
Futc and Hui Girl Atlrlcto.
Loni: slu- stood at the window and
mused. ’l'iic rays of the selling ~un cu-
tamzied tin-umolves in her ’l‘itiuu lmir.
or surrounded lli‘l‘ glorious bright of five
feet eight with an nun-me lmlo. l’roud,
queenly. limhod like u width-M. «in» wns
indecdu muuuiflccut epvciuu-n oi l‘i'llll‘
trinity.
“Simone." she ninth-rod, .\u~l tin-o u
suit, sclf pilyiog. buli-lmppy sonic ilittcd
across lu-r i'ui-o like u gloom of April Hilll‘
Bhlllt’.
“Slrunur,” she said uumu. "to think
that l. who only six abort montlw out)
was tln- quarter buck of the i‘:llllul('lpl|ld'il
Mobicus' footbull rlcvcu. should lmvc
lost my lll‘lli’l ton mun whose collar is n
size uud n bull nmnlicr timu miiw. llut
such is into. And i lovo bim"'
(,‘urvli-aaiy picking up n forty-pound
illliilblwll, klw loser-d it out of tho window
niltillt'i‘lisu tlw lot, null llll‘ll wuglit her
boudoir. i‘iumuuuti’l'rilnlnc.
[Him-n Are I'neertttin in Price.
The price of u Htolcii kiwi vurivs in
dliicrcnt mutitriw. in Ann-rim the
court umgv tim it from to to 8i”. prw
Vldml the (bit-f don't bite the kl‘iifl'l‘. in
London it room».- from boil 3 crown to
hall at sown-inn. In lri-luud it box no
(:omtiu-rclnl rhino. in lt‘rom-u- the iuriil
in lixcd by the Womiui ln-ru-li', llllll no
one Kl‘llilliilt‘H. iu iodiu uii olliwr in llcr
Majesty's m-rvii'v bum iii-d lu-ou rcilltwti-d
to rosin” for mixing at bid) to «How him
to him iii-r 'l‘lw eupcrllm- etuudnrd of
virtue lion ~lliiiil‘iily brought to light.
ordain. Milli" minimum-ht in lrluiriund,
and Truth links if compulsory rl'iil‘l'llli‘llb
in dccnwri Hm proper lmliully in thin cow,
what would bribe futon! the mun who
taken» kin-4 without uniting leave, and
unggeutumiuvihitm lingering with bulb
in“ oil in it.
i,. 4,
No llm-uimi [or Formuiillre.
“In thin your umbrellomir?” inquired
the utrmmrr in the brown mitt, hurrying
utter the stronger in the drub mil, who
lmd joint not oil the truin.
“My dem- eir." unscrewed the other,
"there need be no fnrmulltb-ii in this case.
We both now it in the vucunt meat at the
some chm». You not. it first. lei-c it in a
gold—bundled uti’uir und 1 conurutuinte
you. timid-day."
in Chicago.
“Wasn‘t. tlmt. A friend of yours. you just
new spoke to?"
Mrs. lmkeview~Yen
"Why didn‘t you introduce me?“
Mrs. imkcviewvi haven't culled upon
hertor o wok and i didn‘t know what
her name might howflhicngo llnily inter»
Own.
Time for the ileum to not.
Voice from the Doorwaywdlury.wimt
on you doing out there?
Meir—l am hinting at the mmm.
Voice from the Doorwnwaell. tell the
moon to go home, and you come into the
house. It’s half‘put tt.-—~'I‘be Water-
bury.
9
0.“, ”not (lit.
mum—And the int thing the Henry
did was to 3m in. e the ,
mini Mankind“! I ehould think
the is about the loot W kl would do.
“‘9'“!
M
rue iNTE'REertit—‘dfix MAKES HER-
BELF ATTRACTIVE.
ller Dm- ls Someone. and Her Deeds DI.
bought with Goodness, Joy end Battle.
The Latest Sleeve Outdoor Its Predo-
onsors. Tho newest (John.
1! fashion, like flowers in their respec-
tive seauous, Would only blossom out each
year with the some regularity of form and
color what a deal of bother and anxiety
would be spared the feminine mind. Yet.
on the other hand. there would be woes of‘
another kind. for if there were no changes
the fashion makers would have to i!" out
01 busiucee, no, for their advantage and
our diutraction. the general upheuval of
all things which were fashionable. to give
place for the things which are to be fash-
ionable, must. periodically disturb our
peace. Once uguin we must put uwny the
dainty summer fincry, so lovcl y nnd en.
ticing in the "warm days of June. and
seriously consider the wuys and moons of
in winter outfit. The subject, from the
standpoint of the intent sleeve, line it
brcudth and depth not ensily reduced to
the pructicul fitness of things. and how
to mukc u but year's cont alcove cover the
voluminous structure which seems to be
built on the extension plan is a difllcult
problem to solve. However. the modern
sleeve hos one redeeming fouturc in thut
it serves to diminish the uppurcut size of
u int-go wniet. M) the, old cont must be suc-
riiit'cd on the ultur of vanity, bi- it over so
good and comfortable.
A cheerful lli‘lll in tin- iuehiou of shirts
is tliut ilwy ore wry simply trimmed, if
at all. uud drupcry. Willl'll won an pt‘rnirr
tently pl‘lipilt’s‘it‘dl lost your. is run’ly soon,
and only of tho pluiucst description.
J
V
A pluiu cloth skirt may in- ~tylisbly
trimmed ut ilu- bottom With :1 minor?
bins fold of wired. o-itlu-r i'iim‘ki'il or
plnlu. uuil l‘illft‘ll on l‘llllt'l' Nlllt‘ with (or.
“Will no.1. Worn it i‘lllll'lllilli: blouse of
volw'l in lllliit‘ll the hand on tho ~Altlri. A
single Norfolk pluit trim-i lin- from. und
tliroojowollvd stud-I lush-u it number.
The sit-ovum of volwt. urn wry lull, nnd
the pork lurid i- drupml with iuu- which
in knotlwi lii llli‘llfli’k. uod lull-A in two
short curb.
(‘crtuiu role-re nrc :tl“'ll)«' unmniui-i-d
from limo in time mt tho furoriiw. but a
“lunch at tho ucw mouth c-ouvium-s you
tbnt nil llu- mloru, in varying ~lluilw, of
Nturuv. how mlnui pluco, w tin-rv in lllt!
tieuul mm-riuiutyim to rboim'. lll'owu,
howm‘r-r, norm of tin- tolmrm shudc,
docs il“i worn to be no populnrundork
green. blue. black. purple, our! u dork.
rich red. nonwtbioo which in dourrllmd u
a “worm sluilli- of stone color." mid» m1.
oihor to the list.
The blouse. which line ill'l‘fllm' «nob an
inlllnprhmllilc orilclo 0! (iron. rotulue its
populnrliy. and in tnmt con-w lit-urn out
the pump with the Mini fulmun which
over-henna the belt. Every sort of u fancy
waist in worn. and block sill. nkirm,
whrtlwror the new fronted ttiliirt- or satin.
urc mum‘umtly no tlesirublr- on rear.
A stylish model for a Wool and velvet
gown hits a full plain skirt. with three
pilltn in from, caught together with roge-
etm of ill” tumn'. The lmllmm burl oi tho
slower. in Men of cloth. and the lower
sleeve and bodies of velvet. unturned with
Mgpum‘lml embroidery. 'l'liv wrinkled
collar Mill rmcttos are also of voltPL—N.
Y. Hun.
Ari-logy.
“You have hem-d,” paid the present
Governor ot New York to ho. typewriter,
"tbeiohle oi the prudent him-some, which,
tamed of attending otmlustely am
the blue. hence in modest obscurity until
the item in overt"
“Yul” ,
“Well thfi’e the blind of: newer I
“Mite-mun“.
“bout be I m
The following, which recently not!!!“
in a metropolitan newspaper, in "nurt-
ling if true," and a good etcry anyway:
Previousto J uiy 15, teen, Mount Randal.
l tine-cleft peck 4,800 teetwin height. was
the moat conspicuous object in the mourn
“in r“"80. lying from too to too. miles
north or Toklo. the chic! city of Japan.
On the day mentioned it was literally
“rent in twain” and "blown oi! the fm
of the earth" by the expnimive power 0!
“Gym which had generated within it.
Flinn the earliest time» or which there in
“1! Mord streams of cold water lied been
plunging under the peak on one side and
escaping in the shape of steam and boil.
in; hot water on the other.
That the “eswpe valve" was not until.
cient to let oi! all the atrium generated in
the passage of the water through the red-
hot interior of the peak is evident. because
of the fact that when the presume became
moment the sides of the mountain yield-
ed, junt as a boiler would havo done un-
der like circumstances, and an immense
explosion won the remit. The explosion
in said to have been heard «distance of
over a thousand miles and to have caused
absolute darkness in the vicinity of the
explode-d peuk upward of tin-re hours,
during which time perfect torrents of hot
water and mud were pourcd down from
theimmonue heights to which thcy bud
been hurled by the force of the "pent-up
furien,” which caused the dis-meter.
The debris which tell nftsr'tuc explosion
covered on are» of about 44,000 acres, to a
depth vnrying from 10 to too feet on on
average. and in one place, wlu-rc u. beuuti.
ful vuilt-y bud existed but u few hours
before. rocks and mud were piled up to
the height of 900 feet. 'l‘hrec villages
wereingulfcd in the ruins. and at least
500 inhubitunts killed by falling dcbriu or
drowned and cooked in the torrents (A!
boiling mud. which flowed down the vnl~
lry to )1 distance of nine miles. Theme
facts wcro gicurml from o report made by
a visiting committee uppointcd by the
University oi 'l‘okio.
PERSONS OF NOTE.
Interesting Home of a Half llozen Not.-
Me People.
For over thirty years the Archbishop of
Canterbury has prohibited the delivery
of letters on Hunduy at his country house,
as he will now-r troublc his mind by
reading one on the seventh day.
Mmc. l’utti bus decided to vaiitl the
wintrr in Europe, and hue one-prod on
offer mode by .\l. Lofuu. director of the
Opera liou-o-ul Nice, to ruin: port in four
npccinl etuuo roprcsontutiom of opcm at
tliut tlicui re ll.fit'i' tiic New Your
Eliot-ii i’rult. oi liriltimorc. who in
in vigorous health at Ni,ond tin- urtivc
bend of m-vwrul large corporations.
wunti-d to giw iluitimorc u bhrury. uml
no line spout $1,!iillfll‘l wiliioui troubling
his hcir~ with tho business.
Minn. liumiuc uud lli'l‘ fumiiy im- in the
dimer powrty. 'l‘bo but rcwurww of the
)lltl’fi'lllll'e wife, were spent in no nttcmpt
to recon-r from llit‘ eril'un Howrmncnt
but proporty. which bud llt'r‘li ('Ullllhi’iliml
by l’i'v~i:lrui .itmri-y. on ”would of lwr
mltrriugv.
An uiiibority in nu Finch-«b iiluizzizinc
given us his opinion tlmt tln- live greatest
living writers of fiction arc in the order
nnmcd, licorzn Meredith/Mourns llurdy,
.innics lirtrric. llobcrt Louis Stevenson
uud liudyord Kipling. He may» the-so are
cleurly o-mitlod to the ranking, but is
undecidod us to who to poi l.l'.‘l.
'l‘lmuc who have liked l v lbink of the
beautiful. llowvry homo on .\ppiodnre
lslnud ilmt i‘viiu 'i'huxti-r in mi uiiri wired
for m. ilriuii-dly “ill lwtziuol to know (but
no lung in iwl‘ l’t'lltlth‘H‘ 'it ~ (nonunion
will be zilli'lllll‘li us Hill' ll'lil :tttwutlml it
for you“, llcr grow, \yimii o- Willllll
sound of the rout. is pub-d \iilli llnwcl’u
hurl shrubs cvri'y duy by llt'l' friends
and by tho ~uuimcr pilgrims “ho \‘leii.
[ilt' lelmirl.
Ellfinlhli‘ \"rtting, and In l'we.
\Vrilini: Willi riu- Willt'i'. to lu- rcmlrrml
visible by tho uppiit-utiou :i‘ in lino. was
prliriiui-(i ~le't'i'-~i'llily in the uvrrmpoli.
dciu'c \\ ll ll .lviululmd in lllt' lirxt \fubim
won. The irttvr wue i‘lllll‘l‘nlt'li in :I quill.
(in opening Ii. u smoll pupv-r \i‘un unfold-
I'tl‘nn uhirb upprnri-d tho Mimic “oi-ii
"lmliur " 'l'lw iuuuiv liquid u.“ :ippiimi,
"ml up I‘l'“ nth uppcori-d nu importuut
(“Hunt in ll'iilil Sir llnili'i'l Solon lll tile
r-nurw oi .i ll’l.il In broom- ism innit :t int.-
[t'l’ \vu~ i'i-rirl from 'l‘tlrpltr, Hmlvr whit-“cc
oi tiw wot-J impri-‘oumvur uw n «pi, my.
lug (liru'iloim in il frivml u Nb 4 i'lrw fu
csinblhhiou :l sw'rvl l‘Hl’l‘i‘Nii'lllliMll c with
him ululo- ill prim”. ‘l'biva lml 1.. on am.
I'll“ lllllllll‘} on lint edition by tlw Viv-nob
IluEhllrllll'h. and will)" nit’nuuv Ii'tt‘lnllnuy
worn obimumi from Nlllll‘ Hi iiti' «oilvii-ls.
ltrunw Hill limt who” Inlurmoimu woe
to in- convoy-d to o pt'isom'r. o I‘oruml lot-
trr. minimum); uppnrvutly Nothing but In
low ll’i\ ml fin-h oi u pornouul ”more, won
fin-“urilml to [be primm. Till-e Wan road
by the gm: rnor. Who ntumpwl ll. llllll ul-
lowed it to lw bonded on to tho limb to
whom it um :iddriwwd, 'l'bu iuttor. how.
ovvr, “it! uwul'i- limi lllt'i‘" tin- umdlwr
li'lli‘l‘ in lil' i't‘liii llel‘t'll llll' illll'o, writ-
ten in illlllt. nod cosy lit'f‘lltili'i'iliilt‘ nn
tuning mid-mi over wit ii u dirty iiourr.
fly flight of rims-«ion.
'i'liorvurv liumlro Inof luruwre. ii in. huh»
to my. in thinly occupied put-re of thin
mumry who either do not own tlwir lmiil
or do not. know whether tlwy do or not.
They noitlml on their holdings when
younu. mad no claims for rent: or dippm.
quq wflrl‘lilllM lllth! EN?" PXilliJlEml H‘Hfl"
i'nciniIm-d luude have been tolwn up in
New i‘luuluml within two» ya-uru. and It
may; who rem-oily built it hoow in Mining
Wit” naked why he) (lid not buy ”I" unmm]
it ninml no. "Whet'e the tow“ he no-
nwisrrd. “The owner» of oil lid. roomy,
are big lumber companies. iloyou mp»
pore they‘re union to pay no agent u but»
tired dollars or more to hunt around to”
fellow who is lining tap root?» worth of
their real “(with andrloiou no harm to
anything? i uni-s5 not. You mm It“, in
this country on long or you like. “
.No nee-semi [or Worry.
hire. Mci'hib-d‘eil me, tllflthui’, in then
my danger of lamenting imam by "all.
cumplexlon Marches?
lltmtor iiioutuxvns All. oil. When a
woman Murine to use than «be in About”
cmy i... it is ever possible (or her to in...
Boston Transcript.
um. um no» new “in Mill. do“
A met many hard this» have have
up: against Gov. Hm. oi Tom. Ht
min; hltwwnhmhflh
khd ot account “which W
finmfleW'dm"
.t
~HA8 BOUGHT THE-—
SHOE STOCK
_OF._
Jarvis Kellogg, of Norwalk,
~FOR—
600 Mill llillllli,
The goods are all right, and you will get the benefit.
The goods are having a big sale, and you should call soon
and get the bargains.
$4.00,$4.00,$4.00,$4.00
BEST lN THE WORLD,
“Mill” 8.” Flllllfl
$4.00 PER BARREL.
This is a special BUT PBIGE for a short time only. Take
advantage of it and put in your WINTER SUPPLY.
The New York lircceryllc.
Donovan’s Building, Washington St. South Kuwait.
335 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
li'OR'i'lE’l'll STREET AND SECOND AVENUE.
ElGii’l'Y-SIXTH 81‘. AND FIRST AVENUE.
on and Reliable cany Direct reign“ Ulla-
—li ETWEEN—
NEW YORK, SOUTH“ N ORWALK
NORWALK.
l’iiOl'ELid'ZiiH 1 — . . ,. _
CITY OF NORWALK,
VULCAN.
l NEW roux.
A ND
"filial
EAGLE
AND
23, E. R... llcckman street. Nun York. at 5 p. m.
lmve Norwalk. 5 p. m.; South Norwelk, will p. m.
Freight reciived from 7 o. m. to 5 p. m.
Upon application to ngimta the City of Norwnik. Bugle and Vulcan will: he
lent for npt'cini iota oi freight nnywhcre in New York or its vicinity.
ETA]! persons are forbid trusting any of tho cmployrs of the boats of thin
line on account of the owner» thereof. on t!
Will lento l’icr
”ASK li‘ORw—w
BROWN'S $3.00 SiiilE.
And you will we not only a
Meet and Perfect Flttlnu Shoe.
But Otto in which the
Best Material is Used. Combining Durability and Style
Making it the beet $3.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY pmn wnnnnnrro.
(loll and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at
H. S. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 80. Norwatk.
nnnncncn nnsmtss' count
2001‘ .Io‘fflflb Klimt.)
825 Main street. .Brldnenort. Conn.
Only regularly organized purines. college in Felt-field .
County. Send for new mutated catalogue giving the names of
over 1,000 mm we have pleasant hit-item
ELMWIEMJWIHMIMW
osmium-Hm
U
Norwalk Chronicler