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THE OCTOBER -
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THE MUSICAL-:—
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IS : NOW : READY.
CONTENTS.
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'“H‘ I COULD GIVE."
“WHOM llOl RUBY.”
”BRIDAL POLONAISIL”
”IT’S THEN YOU KNOW
THE VALUE OF A FRIEND,”
“THAT'S A LITTLE QUESTION,"
“LAURIE
fir...
HAPPY DAYS. I
Oh, thesehere ..-. the happy days-
No matter what they say:
There‘s more good tan in all the ways
Titan‘s been here many a day!
Oh. these here are ‘the happy days,
The farms are full 0‘ lite;
The teller with a sweetheart
la wthlnkinulot a wite.
There‘s plenty in the oorncrih,
There‘s honey in the hive:
And a feller's kinder ieelin'
'l‘hat it‘s good to be alive!
—Atlama Constitution.
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THE NEW STAMPS.
[or the First Time thc Judiciary Get On
the Stamps.
The new issue of postage stamps will
diner from the current issue in several
particulars. lts denominatitns, for ex-
ample, will be one, two, three, four, tlve,
six, eight, ten, fifteen and fifty cents, and
one, two and five dollars. The regular
current issue-that oi 1890~bas no eight-
cent stamp, for that became necessary
only with the change in the registry fee
from ten toeight cents during Postmaster
General Wanamaker’s administration.
Neither has the issue of 1890 any fifty
cent stamp, or any of the series from one
dollar upward.
The coming issue will drop out the
thirty and the ninety-cent slmnps, trans-
ferring the heads of Thomas .lelierson
and Commodore Perry, which now stand
on them, respectively to the fifty-cent and
one-dollar denominations. The Post»
master General has made the designs of
the twwdniiur and five-dollar stlunps a
special subject of consideration. Looking
over the restoi the series he found por-
traits oi Washington, Jefferson, Frank-
lin, Jackson, Lincoln, Grant and Garfield,
representing the executive branch of the
Civil Government; Sherman representing
the army and Perry the navy, and Web-
ster and Clay representing the legislative
branch. llut the judicial branch has boo-n
persistently ignored in the stamp por-
traits from the inundation oi the Hovurn-
meut till now. In an earlier issue Alca-
ander Hamilton had figured, but the
great (.‘oxmtitution maker of opposite
education and faith had been ignored, so
now John Marshall and James Madison
are to appear on the twodolinr and five-
dollar stumps.
WHEN WOMEN VOTE.
The Social and Politlcnl Status will Often
«m Slightly Milo-cl.
They were discussing a propowd writt'r‘
talnmcnt when the caller asked;
“Have you invited Miso lie \'.-rt 5"“
“Oh, dear no,” replied tho hour“.
couldn't think of it for .1 tnomrnt.”
“But, my dear, she is a rlnirmini: voo-
versutionitlist and a splendid dunes-r She
is woudvrl'nlly attractive in tlo- hull-
room."
”i know
.1
it." admittml inn Muslim-tit,
"hill. )‘irll hm' Hllt' is an oil-“win- pal"
tisan."
"Really”
“Yo-s, lililt't‘il. Why, ~lxv ”ml to uv-t
me to Vlllt' iin- liepnhln'nn in Lot. and i
couldn't for a moment think of giving
her an opportunity to milk" n'nnvrrts at.
my ilanco. l'vo had to leave hvr out."
“Naturally, llllilt'l’ tho-v clri'HHHIIITl—
ces," ill‘qlllcm‘t'tl the rulivr. "lint how
about Mrs. \Vilkins?”
"Not. a sllltuliit- person to invite, my
dear. Sin-'4» not in our not .it nil."
”l hadn't hr-urd oi it. What} the
matter?"
“linw ilmtliziilirns of yun'
doesn't Vlllt' in our Word."
Post.
\Vlly. “he
i'lllt'ngu
Nine I‘m-t High at Slate":
According to lirriin pupvr-, tlw tallest
man in tin- World at thr- prmwnt time is
now to be seen in the l’msuqe l’anoptimtm
in thuttrity. lie is the Arabian lln-mn
All, who has grown to tho onnrtnins
height. oi nine feet two inflow, although
he is on ltlyt-arw old. it ia iu'ian-ii that
he will Cilllillllll" to grow for wwml yours.
”Menu All mu born nrur tln- Noah .‘lll-
lliilllnillwld, in Egypt. iiv lin~tlw.\mht..n
cast oi features, but, dom iinf poi—outs. t. .e
usual Kl‘lli't', it. is needless to my. of his
people. “More him, the sumo paw-rs any,
theiullmt man was the i'oitw-«e “out,
SllflllK-Yll'l‘llllfl, lint own win-n twenty.
four years old ln' Wm. it half foot or more
shorter.
Itirlwring (or a Tli'l‘l'i.
'l'ommy ( 'unipln-ll not in from a trip inst
wr-ek with .1 brand new railroad john.
When it la known that Tommy know»
every railroad story that rvvr was told
the value of ill-s dismwry will lm appro-
vintmi. it was up in \l'lhl‘ulmili, wlwru it
numlwrof ro-ruum-s huro-wttlwi on farms.
A gn'utln-tnnn noun-II l’olinsity “a. .‘limlll
to tnlw .‘l trip with iii-n wife and little
boy.
"ile
hurt"
“Win-rv to“
”'l‘l- tnt‘ lrt‘o' iwr's. '
“\Vln-ro ti: on your lli'ivlllt‘r ilv-W'
"'l‘uu llllil“ this «id:- oi lshpvtninu.”
"Four and a hull vault "
“And how minh for the boy?"
"l'ndvr six years”
”You."
"Nothing "
“lint ho lulu-s up n writ lust .ta lilo."
”it's all the snow Wv don't rhnrge for
him,"
“How. motor. how murh Will you take
ofl' my lirkol it llrnw him linmw‘
The indie! amint fainted. i‘inriutmti
Enquirer
tmn'ii iw do lulu-l in!‘ no- and
ltlcyrlrl Itmlgw the .tur-emr.
The ,‘llnssm'imartta the udnwnuwg or", n
is sold. lmviou dilllrulty in their efforts
to rte-ms the tax on llllfyl‘ltm prmmm for
by a l'mtunf law of that “late. 'l'lwy gen.
erally report that they lmvn lwml triple or,
“Ft. hillf’lii hardly llllli llw Wlxm'lu in "a“.
and in soon- plat'vn mold not haw made
even that ult'ini‘ii‘ had it not ”PM; for ”m
wheolmen's rltrrrzmrlos, puhli-loul two,"
the tax law mm passe-vi, Many in! ”In
whom- im- owned by minon, who...» pm.
party to the ruin» of ill"! van it” ”erupt,
mi. The Mnuarhnantts assessor-i hml a
simillarly imi her-lime their a few young
ago, in the taxation of hens, of whirl. ch.
Inglelatnre nulmquentiy reliewd them.
[fretted We Maud, Welded, In”.
John Dickinson in his ”Lilwrty Hung"
011W. wrote:
”1'th join in hand. brow Amwrioanq gm
By uniting we «and. he rinidloa we fall.
And many years later, Georg- l’, Mm»
rte in his "Flag of our Union," wring;
"A was tor our banner: The watrhword rev
call
Whlrh flaw the Republic herniation:
“(taunt w.» used, divided we tell?
it maria and armor ass nation!"
Minaly itiehiueon’s lines were in
Morris‘s mind when he firsts then "It“.
and probably we; were in in mm at
than who gun her seat to Kentucky.
RAMA AND OPERA.
eveura clean—5525 ev ravens
and PLAY-GOERS.
Something About Open. Lillian lined)
and Her Engagement by Abby. Ill
Salaries. 1m Gould to so on ”so huge.
Man-Mill Protests.
Grand Opera is a luxury, and on cam
sive luxury. it is no more a necessity
than is a century plant in your hay wiry
dew. But it isa sign and a symbol at a
matured taste, and in some sense a guar-
anm ot superfluous wealth. The capitals
of the world must have it. i'or pretty much
the same reason that the millionaim
must have their yachts. it has not. at
least in this country and up to this time,
drawn its sustenance and support from
the peOple. It leaned helplrssly upon a
class—I had almost said a coter‘iew—who
regarded it an an appvmlatreoi culture.
Consequently its history in thiscity is the
history of dilcttanteism, lirummagm
taste, strained mimicry of foreign cities,
oi wrecked lmpressur‘llm, melodramatic
stockholders, struggling primedonucaad
struggling chorus singers. Home of the
pioneers of yrnnd opera are walking our
streets yet, carrying their furrows and
their and reminiscence with ilwm, many
more are dust, having laid thrir broken
hearts away in iorxetiulnoss. it has been
half a century's problem whether to pull
the people up to grand opera, or let. grand
opera down to the, people, for there Win,
in spite of academies oi musit- and the
showy patrons who suhsi ixml when they
felt like it, and M the thing Ago by default
when they didn't—n growmg notion that.
the people were in some way a necessity
of successful opera.
The method adopted by .Vir. .ihhey to
make grand opera popular in easily seen.
hy twinning the list of thirty newn operas
to he produced this season. ()i the three
dozen and odd composition-i on the list,
but three are W'ugnt-r's and these are the
tuneful ones. “'l‘annhsuser," "Die ‘leis—
tersiuuor" and “llohunurin.” Gounod,
Moyrrlu-er, and Rossini contribute three
Ilonizetti, Mmecuet and A. Thomas each
two, The Wagner enthusiasts will hard:—
ly be satisfied with this treatment oi the
greatlh-rman, but the selection recog—
nlzvo a popular demand for tnneiulne-ss
rather than tragedy; for sweetness rather
than thunder, and it undoubtedly reflects
the wisdom which Mr. Abbey and the
producers of opera have, learned in the
dear H‘litml of experience.
Sum.- of the people adalirtwi to “pt‘i‘llla'
tionnn- wnilllrl'lllfl whether Mr, Abbey
Will lllllki' anything from his engagement.
of l.llii.ii| lill-mttll at éifisin a Week, and a
.1 lmiilh iii 117,71”? to ('annry
for her rl'imiw. This is :in .nlyutn‘re of 50
po-r (’I'Til. upon tine salary ~lo- inn been
era-fling. and is tnorctiiun iony l'astor
putvl iu-r for it your in the oinl days of her
lwnutiiul girlhood. For more than a do
code .‘llbfl lions-ii llII‘H'HYI'ilillliiy increased
llI'i' value in a singer. and siiv has (lone it
by linrvl Work, and ivy folio-.vtnzz, with
jurllrtnlh poor-4y tlw [Il‘illlliililtg’n of her
great umloiuvi. 'l‘n tnukr Sir ,\i»i'wy's
lmrunin n tron-l onc- slu- lllilsf tiring into
his trm-ury rn-arly tllwsn lli‘fllff’,’ next
John. and her employer is . untidr-nt that
she will llnli.
Aprnxuwof salaries .Vir Aida-y make-s
some highly interesting: statements corp
cerning the urmtt amount-4 warned by art-
tiats llllil lw has minimized. He says that.
in the twenty-eight week-4 of Henry lr‘v-
ing's lust tour luthis country the l'vt'r‘lpid
were $74.11!“, ulmosi touching “It!“ one
night. and :iuurvizutinu 821,4!!! t‘or‘i~ Itlrievit
pvrfornunwm Lil :‘mn Fritnrlwo ll» took
m Homo {.artwo works of llurnimrdt in
tin- sumo- .-ily. and “dealt for nine pap-
[n'ilrulu‘o'~ in lithium. “lll'ilu‘ the ~nl! Biiil
it half moot ii~ oitlw spa-Music “.\ mrrirn,”
in i‘hiv .iuo. .it l’.cir flow, the inn-onto was
ilJ" J”! and tho ontiro only .‘1 little more
Limit filmfllm. .\lr Airliry sure he has
pool to i’utti and livrnlmrilt owr Most»
1w vnrh.
Hwnr liainnn-rutoin, tiltolt1u~t-.ipretty
Milo. lli lilo In the play il‘vil‘w‘ tlmt he
route in Kosirr Gt llilsl. :unl lliru lillllt’l"
took to I'Vlil his tenant-4. int-i movie it Liti—
itrc Hi his l‘llurl 'l‘liv loco-w». wan in the
legal rontmt, and, incidentally, the rlmrv
uric-rot .‘lr ll.‘illlllll'rfltt'lll “in Hillilt‘t (ml
to nttm i.. It not mlnmuy 'l‘ln» attorney
for Kin-Hr A. liitll iim'iurml that Mr. H.
was a minim-uni liar and [r-rinrv-r. and
made otnrr remarks u-niuiiniml
plruw a wimhw mun.
lllriml'il \luusilolll is on vv v'mlthuiy
rupulilv :o i or many iwinvw tlw host. and
trio-.1 pt' immini; on the Atlirl‘n .i-n wings:
and it" partly iwiivvw tin» himm-ll', amt
in ”II in ml to wind when hi4 trmtoo-nt. H
gillili'rif,‘ H.’ int.- he in... l... r. having
Mould.» “will iiioztirn'ul Ill.|l|il;.:l‘t'v-‘_ whom
invwnmrvs puntly \Vlill tlw tillllill' any
Hui.
"Wlivn i try my luwt i. .rdvnnvetlw
drama in lille : My, i not only Illll noglm t.
ml luy Hm pnlyln, lull l have to t‘nhir‘ml
:mninst tlie- mmi nnproiowlonni method-c
prut lrml lo; . t'i'lulil lllillllllfl'i", who as «ma
mun mtor of my nominally sliuws our
ai-iltty. try to Will loni .nmt from mo. by
offering him .1 iii’I‘lHJlill is llml in r" in»
that just" in it pmfi-nw-nn.” Winn
l‘hlllll'l' haw i "(slim «on in uaMhotiw l
ulvoynll my \‘tlrtl l «pvtiil vwry I’P"‘f.t
llltllu' on Ilo- run-l ill trim-4 in arm-
va York it‘lllili HI'IHl tirsllmi, and ililsio
tlwrvinrn l prmlnw a p:..v like Arms
and tlo- Mon and I play to erupt y Mm h
m. l work night and «luv, I put my
whole strong”: into It. and flow [llllllll’
(lurks to we the foreign n: tor who puts».
lot of smvnvry on the their» and i'rinmhloa
and stumlmN through his lines ltry to
teach my people, and as soon as they he
gin to allow merit, as sir-m as tin-y begin
to givr mo sumo rlrtnrn for my “lions tlwy
lea"! tm' ln‘l‘flilflfi sumo other numauvr ol-
fa-r- tlwm a dollar or two mow a wash, I
have no ru-drm-u; [can only (Whither. Home-
timre 1 Hook l willuivv New Vork up nl»
tourther. l have a splendid offer tom
tnlillsli n ills-stir" of my own in Washimp
ton. and lam xiv-hating now whether or
not i shall awcpt it." My Winn,
“is New Denim a Var.
lt hm been estimated that we get a
mmplvte new outfit of brains shout every
two month“. The duration of a nr‘rre‘s
life is shout sixty days.
Eu}: not"! call hesits own independent
tnhotiom, subordinate to the high" tune.
llama at the whole brain en mm», and
the latter not» as a sort oi “lime" or over-
mr tothe individual action-i and life oi
arch separate crll. Mach rail is destroyed
and renewml every two months, so in
each get air limo-Lane brains m yearn-—
Mum Globe.
Milf- M
"S illat is an awful m area."
" but did In def"
“His wife’- a political candidate and be
”homesick a We}
m"~¢flwm "
each, Verdi six, and Mozart, Saint Sauna, .
.\: Lieder" ‘
to dish ‘
flit ‘
7a: rueiLIeric Across.
nae-ram ”an”... wen-sue
Issue to mum mag-aunts.
After all the talk, innumerable threats,
and violent recrinitnatlons of the pugih
late, it is now perfectly evident that both
Pltnimniona and Corbett have emailed
their meeting solely with an eye to their
theatrical earnings. Theatres play such
an important part in pugillsm now-days
that it is a (location whether it will ever
he ptmihls hereafter to torcea meeting
between aspiring boxers upon a mason-
ahle lmis. As matters stand. at present
Mr. thett is only all pounds over his
fighting weight. He could take this oil
in two days, and, as he is in excellent
physical mmdition, could put» himself in
trim to mm any fighter in a few weeks.
Yitzsirnmons is as fine as a race horse. and
if, as he says, he wants to add him!)
pounds to his weight, he could accomplish
this in the course oi a few weeks of train-
ing in the country without great efiurt.
It is doubtful whether two men when
they signed an agreement to meet in the
ring We" ever so near their best iorm.
Nevertheless they make the date of the
tight aimmt a year after the time of the
agreement, and neither of them will meet
any other pugilist in the mean time.
Every ctiort oi the clubs to got them to-
gether before the date iixml upon has
tailed, aud the two mm will now go out
on tour and [niche as much naonry from
the stage rm is passable until the date 0!
the tight. i-It'x‘ry wraon ocqnnlntml with
the two men hnowe that if they were
really eager in mm they could m—p into
the ring in the [rink of condition thirty
days irotn date.
Ui l'olil'rw, t'orbctt should win this lint-
tle, which will be nice of the greatest ever
fought. it. has been nrgnmi all along
that. i'nl'lwli. would derive no rrrdit from
defeating Fithimmons’; but, an a matter
'V' fart. FlkVil’ "H’flfiilfl’lfltflfld 3N3 HUN. 5‘)
widely apart fl? sporting men seem to im-
aginv. l'ltzsimmona said the other day
that he would fight Corbett at W! pounds,
but the chances are that 170 Would be
nearer the mark; and with T‘urin—tt at 188
he Would have i‘! pounds to llia. creditmot
3"". as H'orn ('orlmtt npgsvnra to have
thought. The following measurements
are intrresting at this time:
f'orlw-tt-r-Agr, 2'»: weight. WI: height. 6 it.
2 E2 in : ram h. 3' 34; chest. 19-: waist. Iii:
thhthv 2i: wait it: triceps. 1H2: forearm 11 i2.
Flt/mmr:mrr~~--.\gr. :2; weight. ii": height
ll it litin : roach. WISE; rim-M, ill: u'nlni,1§i2
tillflil.13‘.t5|li,thlt‘kfin, Mi 2. forearm. 1112.
The light will attract thousands of
men and may break all records on the
size oi the crater rom—ipte.
‘.ETTLlNG ACCOUNTS.
"ow to “reader rs Itlll stable“ to Mlny
.‘Itrrntlnne.
.‘onte «who also wow rvprn-wntntiw
yonn: [wt-tilt Worn. llth’llt'll ivy Mr T. A.
'fi‘nyrior, of Fit. :1. “to :— roportwl to
in: or." oi the “incl'liw-i “it‘ll it. lllt.‘ pork-
opoiu, to g. r,” «mum. I'l .1 camping
‘ party, “11;“ 'iw l,h’l?w 5'1" i‘mt. ”04 rep
rem-tired intro-vii a» the ll'hi. an i H‘A‘illt‘nl
no i-Ii.Xlnl'i¢ inr l.:~ Loni-ville frzvniin' to
,mwirrt;..i:;y him that not it one With-ml.
Titty m-rv «Fights-ii. and mu orinx Mrs.
John A Writi’wn tn . leagwron thrm. they
went to t rr .;:. mi, and from there to
i'ltna'lw, x mm: part of ti.» 5mg. lxy steamer.
For ow: "OHW!1"D~ Iii-gt ragoyed the
comp litr, ind win-r. lilt’l « 'i .- imliw they
wrro :Irt.t.r.'rr| tlmt .‘ir r~ lnr was :i
very liberal nmu, and an a-S‘gunt hunt,
though luv did mm at time»: a trifle pal-
mailing to mum at the 5nllill4 ilil‘il.
imagine Ilir surprise of flu- young peo-
- pie wvrrai day» ago whn-n with of them
fr-(‘Pltr'll l| tail for {it for lliflrll for the
time Hwy werv in Mr. Snyalarl- unnp.
The mm in“? «ml the (niiuxun: to M r.
Snyder, mtmlt, they d'llelllt, uni rrin-ve
them from all r irl.,;.ition~.
To Mr , llr
For «v'rtizre r-«tulrrv-l alzllv liltllml
,gnnt Homo; innit. . 41: lung :muhop-
pa. waiting on table, running watt-r.
rtt' , ii I.» prr do)"
Total ii! i until, 5237.
ii i. Helium's: rliir, i7.
‘II’I‘tiai-‘Il le)’ board,
The earl. inn‘r not Klw r-lwl u in! 1.. tin,
.‘orm- .( flown mill prod-iii} rpm”. but
several it." xiv-r. in wt»! m :1 hall for male-
int: throwaw- iurmnlwiu
i‘s‘ SE‘UOUS VESN‘.
Thoughts 0! lirrgymcu au-I Ports {of
I unlomplnlhm.
ire-”‘14. .t.,‘. 9".“ ;Ll.;ilv;h~i in -\rt", man
who has luau-WU it: lii‘r “W’l‘ 'l-lli’ lullgilltill
5:.” I] \Y lmxlmr
rip-MW"; in l
‘llf Girl is “Jim
“to (in mn- r
in tin- ulliitut'd
'Uill‘l‘.“ aw d ioz' in tow inward things
We' ul’>‘ 'l. lrs‘ is lit: trim tints;
i'hznp n
l?" i’ ~’ ’1' 4 lin-
[,,.... .. Ahirll‘l‘nM-A
, . .
i M ‘lhlfiflfl'f
1'3“, t- 9-“, . .. ’ why-«pint,
f'HrEY. ll', 1 ,1. l m :1. :9 hm: my!) would
Tint! an» at twirl. hurl l.” -:n t ‘ “4‘
“out . “than“ .‘uwyrr,
N4; flii‘lft lnr- r ~th in ”no urn-slim“ who
int-t not. inn! if! «mirw Ii-"ut-r 'lml lit» llil'
Minn;- in l. m Lu“. fliiil ilmi “but find
min-u iiJ'i ll" lb”- him in! illziltklllll.“~
l’lnizp lirm in:
“n t rri.
‘i' «ml re to» that can
ipw; "w gun”. oi rid",-I
lr» inn!!! 1‘. or until»! at a . ..
w it or 151mm and a» not}
3.? in 't. if Bartel ”smith ‘3 "it and « Mal
ii win.» an sir Drum H.
A: new g’rlwh u‘, lu’ is: l» L! .d
1;. r. . ,. tnfltlir it: it
. Ella “’1“ a ‘. r “'31: ox,
"That 3’
hull
"is slim outline: Ml mvrtld- u trend
W’l‘w triers from n Mirror of 1h! 1
1mg 9,» who» “I a I’v‘nd‘ r rush,
And glam to ill-M Whit l: is ,Md and right,
19,... hand a in not r ins-p the In Pic-la of lo- airns;
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for .e low I v ~ 1- m. it that inaiw it a slum
1.. ill» mot the! was Martin; to vlorhmm-
i. iurv Lowell.
m, i! W aims 15ml. *5.» 3mm] "illj
blue» Passing Away.
Hm newts only tutors to tlw recording!
at" [hm-ton "titre in Washington in real-
irg how rapidly ”1“ MPH VIM! lutlfllfl it)?
the l’nion thirty years ago are passing
away. The lat-mt report of the Formula-
airman! l’Ptnsl'm- shows Hm; u... mum
tin of aripiiraiiom for wnuiom im- fallen
1...... start: in we to «em 3.. Wit, wen.
alrrrntlitfltt were dropped trim» the rolls
during tlw first flay-i your iwauu of
death
Win-a Slogan Was lune.
[Ernie-ow r , "we? (intimates the 3‘6 0‘
magma hit» at film!!! 321m rears. ltla
”my tell? you «low Lake liumn emp-
tied into lathe lane for the first tints. The
land has rim. o‘srnt iii-mum oi links
M. and it in» present rate resilience. ll
Inge-ix ti. «Had yam the watered
thinner :2,in Selma will he timid into
“Dilatation. iiiwr drainage at C»
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Th“ “Jam... 0193..
—-HAS BOUGHT THE—-
SHOE STOCK
1 —or——
Jarvis Kellogg, of Norwalk,
—FOR—
6000M lilElillL lili,
AND IT iS NOW ON SALE.
The goods are all right, and you will getdthelbenefit.
The goods are having a big sale, and you should call soon
and get§the§bargains.
$4.cc,$4.cn,$4.cc,$4.cc
BEST lN THE WORLD,
“Mill 8.” Flilllli
$4.00 PER BARREL.
This is a special GUT PRIDE for a short time only. Take
advantage of it and put in your WINTER SUPPLY.
The New York firecery (in.
:llnnovan's Building, Washington St. South Nerwalk
33 \iAlN STREET. NORWALK,
iiilllillleildifi 52:33 SEE—121.? liti‘di: i W m...
Old and Reliable Daily Direct Freight Line
' —l’.E'l‘\\'EE.\'—
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
CITY Oli‘ NORWALK, EAGLE AND
YULCAN,
Will lmn‘o l'h-r 22K, li. TL, liooknmn rtrvot. N. w York, at 5 p. in.
[new Norwalk, 5 p. 11).; South Norwulk, ilztill p. In.
Freight root ivcd irom ’i a. m. to 5 p. m.
i'pon application to agents tho i'ily of Norwalk, Bright and \‘uicnu Will be
sent for sis-vial lots of freight an) win-re in New York or its \iciniiy.
flint” [H‘l‘fillilll are fill’lllil trusting any of tho (mpluyttl oi the boots of this
line on account of the owners thomif.
M
oeti
nun
.wnsxw eon——
BROWN'S $3.00 SHOE.
And you Will Boo not only a
Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But mm m which the
test Material is Used. Combining Durability and Style
Making it the bust moo Silamlmiil Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR wannaureo.
(tall and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, ailfi
H. S. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 80. Norwalk.
nineteen BUSINESS entities
(801' DBOI’HMND SCHOOL.)
825‘ Main Street. Bridgeport. Conn.
Only regularly organized business college in Fairfleld
County, Send tor new illustrated catalogue giving the names of
over 1,000 graduates we have placed in business.
it. ll. Tllliliili. President: it! DENNIS Tattle ct Pantsuits!
til. illEltit Sumo m lttlttlti
Norwalk Chronicler