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It is to be supposed that these unpronois< ing youths serve some good purpose in the economy of nature. useless its they seem to be, but that purpose is not the guard- ing of feminine propriety of costume evi- dently, since, like Beuedick, "nobody marks them. ” The first llpnro in the picture wears a platted skirt of rod scrneund n blouse of white pique closed on the right side under a fold of rod lino-n trimnn-d with pearl buttons, 'l‘hocul‘is nronisonf rod linen. The scomnd ilgurv \vonrs is one piece gown slurred at the shoulders toiorm a yoke. It isof ocru monssollno do lnino with red atrium. The full alcoves are gathered into a narrow band at the wrist, and a lame clnln'uidcrcd collar of nulnsook covers the siiouidors. JUDIC CHOLLET. __ _.,,__......_ Minnesota has made provision for giving much pleasure and profit to that put upon class of community. furninrs' wives. At the state university this sea. son there has been in session a summer school of dairying and domestic econ- omy. 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The sultan says he will at once issue a ”decree of reform. ” Reform in Tur- key means what it does to an American ward politician. Cholera morons is a dangerous com- plaint, and alien is fatal in its resale. To avoid thlsyon should [he DeWitt‘s Cello and Cholera Care as soon so the first symptoms appear. b}. l’. Weed and (i. i Wall Street. liorwaik. Store Open Evenings. N- M a . ‘b ,.$.\.f. “9 "a“ \. , are elements in this great tobacco that him on good terms with himselfand a a onbagoi' amypipe isapipe ofpeace ifiilled with resonances LEAFC , put a tobacco lover in good humor stance—put _' his enemies. Give the dealer 5 cents and ask for ; LORILLARD’S (l. Stillson. or PLUG. There Examiner In Offices. 436 Main Street, BRIDGEPOBT. (MENU. Paieni Medicines EASY Mill PLEISMIT T0 TAKE AT OUR PRICES " ill HOT. HIID NOT T0 TAKE. Lontonik; 01M) Hood’s Samparilla, .00 Ayers' Bursaparilia, .67 Dana’s Susaparilla, .07 g: ticura Resolvent, .70 's Emulsion, .60 Green's Nervura, .70 Stillson’s Specific for Malaria, .70 Paine's Cele Compound, .66 Brandreth's lie, .13 Alcock‘s Plasters, .10 Benson's Capsice Planters, .12 Castoria, .83 Carter’s Pills, .13 Atwood's Bitters. .18 Hudson’s Microbe Killer, qts., .75 Radam’s Microbe Killer, gal. jam. 3.50 Yankee Lung Soother, .06 too. 0. Stillson’s Drug Store. 82 Washington Strut S peciai I’ For 40 cents. worth 50 cents. For 035 cents. worth 75 cents. For 75 cents, worth Six, cents. For >35 cents. worth $1.00. . . siren. METRIC)! Raym‘ond. 8L Sons. . Buccaneers to George 11. Raymond. furniture Dealerspd General Funeral Directors. “and ell-In Its-ct. Harwell. 0!. Wm I who!” Place Isl-phone. 71-4. \. Wm . WALL PAPER. ' A lack of harmony both in design and coloring on the walls of your room can put the handsomest suit of iurniture at variance. If you wish to make my; thing show to the best advantage you must use great care in your selection of Wall Paper. VWe admire a pretty land- scapebecsuse of the back-ground being in harmony. So with the walls of your home. Painting, Paper Hanging, Decorating, Sign Writing, Artists’ Materials, Pictures framed to order. H».— DECKER, 79 Washington street, South Norwalk. rIJ F. SCHAVOIB. Ill. 0.. 55 so. one so. so. uoowou. Practice Limited to Diseases ofWomsn Sale Ollco hours. Mondays and Thursdays. l to o. In n21 1y Special Prices given below. on. or ' to heat“ Incl! ,. lsby luring-s not lsiriuniors M A “I"! FILL!!! A8117 " ' ‘ Pull-‘3'“. AW 0 BEST ‘ QUALITY. $8’00 $15.; measures rca rivn vases. ’ DR. F. W. DARMER sllBIiEilil ilEilTlBT. , ‘ no. as wAsnrno-rox mm Over Post Ollice. I EOURS: 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. JUNE 16, 1895. TRAINS LEAVE scorn nonwannvss ' rontows: Fen New Youx: A. M.—-520ex.53lex.6l5ac.0§5 '55lex.8210x.90tlex.936sc.95ilox, 10 137 l ex. PAL—1:: 52 ex. 1 11 so. 225“, 01cc. talex. owex. filliac. ii 35 ex. 8 l1 ac. 10a: ac.12 53 ex. vanAvs. A. M.—12 53 ex. 520rx.ii mex. 915m. P. 414lex.7.::ilex,928nc. . Fen New HAVEN: _ A. M.—103ex.lzoex. 6321c. 738m. 846». 9 11 ex. 10 12 ex. 1106 ex. ll 44 so. P. M.-—12 l ex. “Dec. 24‘: ac to width-sort. 303 ex. 4 20 so. 507 lex.5$ac. 627 ac. 7 luex. 728“: to Bridgeport. 8 M ac. 94180. 11 15 ac. Saxons. , A. M.—-1Il.'l ex.12Uex, 7 38 ac. 912 an. 715 It. LEAVE NEW YORK. For: Scum NoniVALK: A. M.—-l2 ill) m'd't ex. 5 00 ac. ii 00w. 7 ill no. 8 iii) ex. 9 02 ex. 9 iii ex. 1003 ex. mild ac, 11 max. 11 (le ac. 13m noon ac. P. M.—1onc. 20M: 303ex.3:i)ex.-ib2ex_ 4051a. 4301ex. tini ex. (5 00 ex, «z 03 ac, 7 (lilac. 8 (0 ac. ii 30w. SUNDAYS. ' A. Eli-~12“) ex, ($00 no. 730 ac. P. M.-00 1 ex. W ilanbury Division. Luvs Soon-n NoRWALn: Aim—ti 37 ac. 91-": so. 1008 ex. P. M.—1 43 ac. 4 33 Plttelleld ex. s 12 ex. 5 58 ac. Serious. A. BIL-928 ac. P. M —7 22') ac. LzAvx DAnnunv: A. M.—6 00 ac. 7 30 ex. 9 Mex, 1140 ac. P. M. 4%ex. 5 14 so. 6 19 ex. SanAvs. A. M.~8l15 ac. P. M. 5 06 ac. n FOR THURSDAY ONLY. BLEACHED DAMASK. CREAM DAMASK. For ‘20 cents, worth 25 cents. For ‘27 cents, worth 32 cents. For 32 cents, worth 10 cents. ' For 4‘3 cents. worth 30 cents. * Similar reductions on Colored Damask. Bargains in other goods, as usual, on Thursdays. A. DICKERMAN & SON, NO. 84 WASHINGTON STREET. mmmdisinlumflnsretmrmm a for work done by my artist, George Washbarn. wnlooo's oooouoo onosuon, Corner Madison and Franklin Streets. South Norwalk. one an MAKE want or on KINDS. Repairing“ of All Kinds. ROCHESTER .MlD Dillil BlfllfllES IEDIIII Alli iiiilii IlllllE. WBUY A WHEEL from a responsible partly who has been doing business here for nine years. every wheel warranted. ii. o. «to Haven & "anion-at; PO r Table Linen. _ To attract attention to our Stock of above Goods we will make .
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