'cyc cs , i Bicycle'beauty comes ’ from graceful lines and fine finish, in which points Colunibia bicycles exceL But there is more than mere looks to recommend in Columbia. Back of the handsome design and elegant finish is a sterling quality that over the roughest road and the longest journey will carry the rider with safety and sati’s? faction.” A .1... .— \ V f’i/ \\ iii" Mount. 40 come... 3 ti, \ BIAICH MOI-l Boston. New York. Chicago. San Francisco. Providence. Buiialo. PA‘ITEIN 1‘ Hamrono Columbine-Jib” almost ily. Sold two rent! Stumps for a Columbia Catalogue,- fm r‘f ‘ ,eau call at a Columbia .flgnrq. AGENTS l’ 3 (VOLUME AN BngCLES. N0 i” vifleductioniniareW The New Passenger Steamer. “FAVORITE.” HARTFORD . CT. it}: turn SEEttl out on. llilll Siliilllit BETWEEN Sillllll NUNWilN AND NEW YORK. FARE-SINGLE, 30c; EXCURSION; 50c. [selves South Norwnlk at e. m. ' M vgs Beeéunag street.” '16 p. m.(Snturdnye. 1:35 p. m.) Leaves East Slst street. at .m. ntur a s':lllp w.) x,l‘relsght boat); for Nor-walk leave New York. Monday. Wednesday and Friday at pan. Leaves Norwalk. Tuesday. Thursdsy and Saturday at 5:00 p. m. Freight received immumfimnm. -—-A.BK FOR—— Browns $3.00 not And you will see not only s Meat and Perfect Fitting Shoe. lint one in which the . Best Material is lined. Combining Durability and Style lacking it the best 03.00 Seamless Shoe in the market. EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. Unit cm examine them before purchasing any other shoe. at' H. s. BROWN’S, South Main Street. 80. Norwalk. lfl PNllFITS os rity will malls man rich. l or. nowhere can the make so much within s grsoggesstui Speculstion hi Grain: Provisions and Btocyh. Filll tutti lltllttll liltlttlttlt can in mm by our Systematic Plan of Speculation oossstnl speculators c crate on a 7mm- ”at thstthere are thousands or men infill.” of the United states through tom brokers. mate i mounts every 3"" runs- ltsrs tor e man who invests s tin or two hundre dollars up by those Who amt s few thousand. who mullet ingest route from onmvsrstlvsly small invest- W who live away from ‘hlcuo and invest through brotsrs who secret simamrsdlsg. . does satin their amount invested on my trade. but covers both sides. so the mar st rites or fails it bribes a steady profit thst piles up enormously in a with... g Ins“ lint i '0 ”Gila “00"! it] ill 3 tion II t, rm}: “wonrurwnrfin ”intone. Ifl Y.“ W nrenrutoouret u mm. or: bunkers no otters. w Wee - Capbra . V * Little ‘ Cigars for , cts. 50L!) BY ALL DEALERS. JD 1’! PAY CASH. I Want Money and I Will Sell For CASH Jonss' Flour. per Satin Gloss Soap. 0 but. 34.15. bars for 25¢. Jones’ Flour. per Pntatces from my an. 5ic. term. good cookers. Best Floor. 10 lbs. 30W“- ific. Baked Beans. 34b. Waehburn's or Pltts- can. hurg.bhl..fl.£0. bit. Can Best. Tomatoes to. bog. 00c. 7c. . Butter. Creamery. Can Beat Corn. 80. £33" 2‘0”“ ”HP“- Sardines. :llfic box. Lard. 7c; Sperry 8: AOHANCII Burnes'. 12c. to_'l'uta my TEAS. Oheeee.12c. Molasses. Best New Orleans or Porto Rico. gain 45c; Oil. 12c. Pork. (at. or loan. 10c- \'lnegsr. home made. gal . 26c; Vinegar. uni» 20c. All Fpices. werrsni- ed pure. 10c 5.” lb. ’ Regular file Tea we: 0. am I Is 2-)" Above otter on less for one week only. lASOfl'S JAB! toclose out. Queries. the (101.; Pints. Doc oz. -—- I Will I! to as much Sugar for 51.00 as anybody; and Rice.5clb. more thau the use- Raisins.0c lb. Jomy- ~— Prspered Wheat. lllc. Heavy 0“." ”‘3 Ibu- Oltmeal.8lbs.25c. Comp" ”'8' 31“- Rubbers (or old style Mason’s Jars, 10c doz. lllllENle DIBBLE Young Man Why take the chance or dying without. in- surance when FOUR CENTS 5 DAY WILL leURE YOUR LIFE For 31.000? . Or it Cents s Day Will Give ion an Endow- ment of shin). payable to yourself if you live. With inenranceJike everything else.the best is the cheapest. moan in one CONNECTICUT GENERAL LIFE INSURANCt Company, of Hartford. 5. S. L’Hommedteu. lll WASHINGTON ST. South Norwslk. Patent Medicines not on rltiem Til mt. AT con calcite. lil FAOT. HARD NOT T0 TIRE. l‘nml , neutron or wists my” n"? ss- o... Dim no vermin: Mode actors on Will 39 Accepted by the America's an. ,. Mince—My enemas s Well neon ‘ firings. , New YORK. Sept. ill.--Anothsr chat. lange‘has been inserted for the America's cup. Ex-Commodore Janice 1). Smith. chnlrmsn of the cup committee of the New York Yacht club, has received a cable message from Charles Bose. son of Sir John Rose of London, challenging the club to n moo to be sailed in 1800. The challenge was turned over ‘to the . w York Yacht club. It cannot be torm- noted upon because it was not made the proper form. wording to the deed 0! gift under loh the New York Yacht hub holds the erlcs'acup, the challenge should have been sent through the secretary of the club to which Mr. Rose belongs to the secrets- ry the New York Yacht club. r. Bose challenges us on individual. Ibis thonght;.howevor, that he will proh- nbly put his otter in formal shape for the action of the yacht club. Mr. Rose is n member of tho Jockey club of London and has been known for runny yours as a racing mun. Commodore Smith says that the choir longer is a member or the Royal Yacht squadron, but his name does not appear upon the list of those belonging to that orgnnizntlon. Sir John Ross, brother of the challenger, is a member of the banking firm of Mor- ton. Rose & (30.. London correspondents of Morton, Bliss & Co. The foot that a new chnllctigc comes so soon is regarded as o cmupiimcnt to the regatta committee of the New York Yacht club from on English source. There was in“ New York only one mem— ber of the America’s cup committee of the New York Yacht club who knew the fuel: of the new challenge. In speaking of the challenge he enidz‘ Gratifyiu: to the Committee. qu; may sny‘thnt there has been a challenge. and that its attendant terms have been signified by cubic. In the light of its following so close upon the unfortu- nate ending of the VolkyrieDcfender meeting it is significant, though I should not wish to say that I regard it as being in the light of a slap at Lord Dunrnveu or n disapproval of ids policy, but the fact of the challenge is exceedingly gratifying to me. The full conditions are not ready for publication. “I believe the gentleman who has pro. 1 posed the race for the America's cup in i890 is n 1 mother of the Royal Yacht sq‘undron. ho conditions. 0! course. have not been nrrpngcd. it is not necessary for me to tull'yuu tlult it is too curly for their arrangement or for an ngrccmcnt upon them. “(‘oncvrulng u now international trophy and the English proposition tothnt client. I do not. bclicvo that the New York Yucht club will accept it. even though we might win it. should we send u bout over or should the British cmpirosond about over hero for u like prize. It the challenges continue to clinic. us seems likely. I do not know why thc New York Yncht club should dcslrc rmy new bone of contention. ludccd it strikes mo that such urrnngo— mcnts Would intorfcrc with America‘s cup matches uml detract from their interest rutllcr thun “(hill)“ to it. “As to wlwthcr tho Prince of Wales has anything to do with the challenge, 1 con- not any. Of course the prince might not feel willing in his own title to challenge for oven so important on honor as would be the winning of tho Queen's cup. which the Alum-it'll won ovcr tho Cowcs course in lrihl. “I bellow thnt it is n grout vindicntion of the Now York Yin-ht. club und its cont- irlittt-cs tltnt such it challenge should have boon so soon revolved. its prurnptncas liltikt‘h‘ mu lluppy nt nny rutu. " Another Qunllllcd Challenge Bondy. ermx, h.Q-cpt. 2i. -— The Field this morning says thnt n wr-ulthy ircntlcmnn is prcpurcd to build it‘ (lllilcr with which to ohnlir-ngc for the America‘s cup in 1800 providing the New York Yacht club will consent to soil the mutt-hos lrl writers whore tho yachts will not be interfered with. “The unfortunntc ending this your.” The Field goes on to any, “was due to the refusal ol‘ tho Americn's cup committee to change the Venue oi the races. The foot is that Lord Dunrnvcn should have insisted upon tho change and not merely Loxatonik 01.00 Hood’s Sarsaparills. .00 Ayen’ Saree , .1671? M'l “In”! “13, s Cnticnra Resolvent. .70 Scott’s Emulsion, .00 Green's Nervurs, .70 Btllhon’s Specific for Halarls. Jill Pelne’s Ce Compound, .00 Brandreth’e Is, .1! Alcock’s Plastsrs, .10 Benson's Ospsice Planters. .1! I W! , s Atwood’s Bitters, .18 Bedam’s Microbe Killer, qts.. .75 Mom’s Microbe Killer. gal. jam. $.00 Yankee Lung Soother. .fl lieu. B. Stillstm’s Drug Store, l2 Washington Street INVEST yous ssvrncs m RELIABLE SIX PER cam. srcunmrsi AND _-i-.l lllil YOUR urn. noose on monstrous. THROUGH run sensor or ““7011”. Still“ up enlcd to tho cornmittcc’s sense of fair 1) y. Neither tho committee nor the com- ” potitors have got out of on uwkwnrdslt- 1, untlon very well." The Sportsmnn this morning says that the Royal Yacht. squadron is considering the utter ul Imycock. (inodfollow & Bell. bunkers, of £1,000 for to race between De- fender umi Valkyrie III in other than American writers. The Sportsman odds that Amt-ricotta sojourning in London hnvo intimutcd their intention to do all in their power to bring about the moo. Lord Dunrsven’e Return. New Yonrt, Supt. 2i.-—-Mr. Ln‘ycock. thoownorot tho Htcum yacht Vrtlhnlln. started with his yur-ht toNcwport curly this morning. whom he said he would take on honrd Lord liunrsvon. his dongh‘ tors nod Mr. Wood, nwcli known cross country i‘ldi'l‘ of Luiccntcrehlro, England. Mr. Lnycock said he could not any posi- tively when his yacht; Would have Now- port. but the voyage to England Would be made ill n low dnys. nunrnven Says Not ,_ n3. NEwrmt'l‘. 1t. 1., Sophfll—Lord Dou- rnvmt will My nothlugt' nhout the utter of tho London bunkers to put up £1,00010rs moo between the anky'rlcyond Defender in English writers. In nuswcr to a query regarding tho proposition of the London men, Dunrttvcn i'iliid ho had no time to consider the mutter nor to talk of it. Uncle David Guy Dom. U'l'lcll, N. Y.. Sept. 21.-—Ex-Assombly~ mnn David Grny of Morey died here. used 80 years. He one known all over the stotc as Uncle David. He was the author of the tumour: “ripple barrel" bill. Fate of the Old Minnesota. Wrisrdirnron. .‘iopt. 2l.-~'l'ho nsvy de- partmunt has decided to turn over to the stats of Missachnsotts for the use of the novel militia the old recoivlpg phlp Min. nucleii _ “ IlllSE-lEAF We are in direct touch wages me higher. How then can clothing Goods. ill” Main Street. Norwalll. N. l., new Haven & Hartford ll. ll. JUNE 16. 1805. TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NURWALK Ah FOLLOWS: Fun an Youn: A M.—li.“0ex. 5 illex. A l5 so. 0 551M. 7 05 sc. 7 5') l ex. 8 '41 rx. 0011 ex. 0 :56 ac, 9 53 ox, it) :5 er, 1137 1 ea. BBL—l: 52 ex. 1 ii sc :3 :3 ex. 2 5i ac. t 07 no. 4 30 ex. Elmer. Milne. 6 :30 all. 0 50 no. 7 titles. 8 ll ec.103lsc.12 53 ex. SUNDAYS. A. 31.42939: 520m. 5 30 ex. 915 cc. P. M, ——s it l ex. 7 :34 1 ex. 10 :38 ac. Fort New Haven: A. M.—lll8rx.120 ex. 0 32 RC. 738 sc. 8 40 ac. 911ex.li|12ex. ii 0t; ex. ll 44 so. P M.~i2 0 ex. 1 Nan. 24'! so to Nriogt-onrt. Bill ex. 4 :21! ac. 507193.52730. 023' ac. 710 ex. 7:23 so to Bridgeport. 8 tlac.llitac.1llz'> so. SUNDAYS. A. Bird 08 ex.13ler. 7 38 ac. 912 ac. 715 ac LEAVE NEW YORK. Fort Scorn Nonwux: A. min-12 00 m‘d't c x. bill) ac. 0 00 sc. 7 00 ac. limes 90:3“. 9042:. miller. 100» no, ll flier. llltl ac. l20l norm IC. D‘. M.—104sc. :EOOex. 3 we!.3lllex.412ex 40510:. ”Olen. 505i cx.000ex.603sc. 7 mac.8i0sc. Billion. Sounhvs. , A. H.712“) ex.000 so. 7:50 so. P. M.-60 ex. l nsnbury Division. Luvs Scorn Nottwsnx: A fM.-0:i'.‘ no. 915cc. 10 (is ex. P. 36,—1 43 * ac. t 33 Pitttfleld ex. o 12 ex. 5 .53 at. SUNDAYS. A. Dis—026 ac. P. M —'.' 2') ac. Luv: Dssnt'uv: A M.~0lltsc.730ex.957 ex. ii to ac. P. M.l izdeleiscfimex. i _ l | l l Susan's. A. lit—8 0') so. P. M. 505210. i Thinks are not necessarily dear things. Yet they become dear to us because of their goodness. Lorillnrd’s Rose- Leaf Cut Plug is not a cheap tobacco. Yet it is cheap. The prudent man smokes it from motives. of economy. The extravagant man smokes ’ it from choice—because it’s good. When your tobacco ' denier asks “What kind P" i say ' lorillard’s But Plug. Mat when contains two stances. r. scrotum. ill. 0.. 55 80. MIN 81. $0. “Willi. ‘ Practice UmltedtoDluMciWumn ' It’s birth time to call attention tom ink that everything on earth il‘obesper my»: NM 0000 CLOTHING is not obesper then“ ever. M torn now and never was any real value to slot 0‘ “. ot-dste germents. But every sensible man he” ”7 , - in. advanced and so has lsboriu the put-ix Minuet .‘ good clothing is in demand end not being ‘ in price, so some advertisers contend. , clothing and the truth must prevail , NEW GLOVE!” iromlo and 15 per cent. and we are pleased to setup Remember we had it 50 per cent sale last winter end clumsy” all our heavy moods in order'to be able in show all N" (300125 T813 SEASON. We have only new goods and 0 prices yru will sppnciate. Cheap enough, that’s sure. with the mannlsclnrers of Men be cheaper than ever?. The aosurisOlti i Sentinel Buildup? N ‘ Suutll‘Norwall. Y ‘ DR. F. W. DARMER. § 3‘ SUNEEIIN DENTIST. 42 Washington St, South Nomlll, lions. TEETH FILLED AND EXTRACT” WITHOUT PAIN. Artificial Teeth with and with the latest improved methods. out plates r" All operations pertaining to modern Den- tisty performed in a skilliul manner at shoot one half the price charged by other dentists. Teeth Extracted Free of ( h or teeth are to be inserted. "I. where 0th- A isdy in attendance. OHIO! 110038. From 8 a. to. until 5 . ru. 0 W and Sstnrday until 8 p? in. pen odnesday All work warranted for live years. Consult-tier: l'reo. WALL PAPER RESTFUL TO THE EYE. Color and design are most essential to create this pleasing effect. We hove some of the finest designs. Let us give you the benefit of our experience in the wallpaper trade. and we’ll make you suggestions how to appropriately paper every room in you} house. Painting, Decorating. Sign Writing, Artists’ Materials. Pictures Framed to Order. —-—-—‘.-—-‘- DECKER, 79 Washington street. South Norwalk. WAGONS. New and second hand Buggies, Photons. Carriages Canopies. Spindles, etc. Prices to Suit All. DALI: AND 8“ THEN. Henry Tilly. "it.”it‘titlttlcs. Paper Hanger,ilalciminer. Painter _ And dealer in Nail Paper anti Boilers. 1 North Main street South Norwalt. Sample books or lull line latest styles of Papers. lioerders and Gilt. Mouldings taken to houses for ins tlon. on notice b Estimates 0 eertnliy given. no“ new min or Baby Gardens and Nsirlurators AT Raymond 8: Sons. Successors to George 11. Raymond. Furniture Dealers and General Funeral ' Directors. so no as am mm. Iron-Ia. as. his horse. "-4. “newg‘s “ammonium”;
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