_ 03 Sample Shoes, at 81.75 a pair.
_; ' 06 Russia Oalf Lace Shoes, at 01.50 a pair.
_~ ’ 84 Sample Shoes, at 82.25 a pair.
tton Rasor Toe Ladies’ 63 Oxford, at 81.75 a pair.
Opera and Razor Toe 83 Oxfords, at 01.75 a pair.
81.50 Kid and Russet Oxfords, at 31 a pair.
Hell's Russia Calf Razor Toe Lace .3 Shoes, reduced to .2
him and best assorted line of School Shoes ever shown
the/lowest prices.
l T'ISIIIIES ‘DIESSED FREE OF illllllBE BY THE BEST
'- PROFESSION“. BllllTBllllK Ill TOWN IT
SEN BROS.
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, ‘ 111.,uow IS THE TIME you want light on the subject. To get
thehght be sure and procure one of the pretty VASE or BAN-
QUET LAMPS at
NASH&VANSCOY’$
, Our line of Oil Heaters are like the Defender, always ahead;
Y; for that reason we are willing for you to take one home and try
it foria day or two and see if you can beat it. They do not be-
lieve in fouling, because they are not built that way.
llllllIEfl IllllTli Mill Hill WEST STREETS.
14%6UR Loss 13 YOUR GAIN
The price of flour has dropped within the past two weeks
and although we had a large supply on hand we are go-
ing to stand the loss. We are now selling our famous
MAUI) s. FLOUR,
. $4.25 per bbl.. 550 per bag.
JONES’ FLOUR. $4-l5 pet bbl.. 53c perhag
snow FLAKE FLoud.
$4.00 per bbl.. 50¢ per bag.
A FEW SAMPLE PRICES:
x
Good 1.1!. 76 lb. Pl lbs. Best Oat Meal. ”1:. ,
I")! laid. lie lb. 11 the- Best Soda Crackers. 251:.
w Kilt. 7c can. Early June Peas (new). lllc can.
Milt or lean. 101: lb. 3 cans Marrowfat Pears. 2'13.
mill» pail. flu. 711 lb. can Corn Beef. 18c.
renews Cheese. 12c 11.. 11 1111.11 Satin Gloss Soap. 2.11:.
“be. Best Rice z'ic.
‘boxes. Sardines.%c
Institutional!" “1 11:
vamesarfl oral.
TllE NEW 11le lillllllEilY Bil
Donovan Building, 33 Main Street.
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
EIlMilllS 8180.,
9.2.:
iurnishers
We open the Fall Season with an assortment
of New, Seasonable and Desirable Goods, at
wonderfully low prices. No question about it.
If so, ask nine persons out ofevery ten,
“Which store sells first class goods at low-
..tprlees," and the answer will be, Francis
&Oo. Our store is our best advertisement
for superior goods, at popular prices.
stares. Itisaharnlesssuhstitutefer
Tarmrlallrepafloothiugliyrups,
saddestorOil. Itisplsassnt'lts
gastsntssisthirtyyears‘usehy
millionsdflothers. Gastoriaisthe
children's Pandas-the We
Friend.
CASTORIA
For Inns-strand Children.
m
be not be imposed upon. but insist upon
having Castoria. and see that the facsimile
signature of
is on the W
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tact ourselves and the public at all hazards.
'l'ua Curran Cannon, 7': Murray 111.. 8.11.
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put down by the most experienced
wmkmen, at prices to defy competi-
tion.
Better have your walks laid by a Nor-
walk man that you can find at any time,
rather than traveling agents.
RAYMDND‘ 81108.
Caveats, and 'l‘mdc- \lnrks o‘us' 11rd and all Pso-
cut b1: 511111111 111111111: 1rd in! Moots-ray: l'sztl.
Cunorncua Oman: U. 5 .Parruv cruel
and we: .-1111111 1: 11- 1.1111111111131111": than t
remntcln 111 11.111111111 1..
head model, (in-mung nr pimp». st'uh descrip-
tion. We mivne. if 11311111411211 or not, irrc of
charge. ilur fee 11 at due 1111 l out is 1.1 11:'cd._
‘ ' INLU. “my“ .11 4,.1 1‘1111.1~," with
met 0 Nine In 1111: U. h. a11d...n.,,u renames
sent free.A1i1ir1.s,
0. A. ‘1‘ NOW 11.. CO.
outrun" Orncr. W111» .. 1-. t. ':.
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FITS!
SHADE UP! DON'T LOSE COURAGE!
Your disaaaels not incurable because your
physician bug's»! you up. and you have not
Many. unit from the medicine you
MW not an reason you cannot us
firsdi ‘ i ()0 t‘itgsiy' ergo all I‘lnda at
c Mn 11 on or met
affinpa Wei: amt) VII-A.
II" (“III* “POI and. loan“ We have
times-111 Ila. many cases of longstanding
andyivennp by docinrsas imltrah in our
“Allen's l‘itp Cure“ you will find a medicine
at never failed teem-11 a 11 euro
share our guarnntee with an, o are! Ilm
yperson we cannot curs ghost has I
references furnished on application.
ltthliJIT.
aunts lllDlOAl. (10.
l at. mitts. Ill-ill.
Washington and Water tits . itoston.M
LADIES
tea
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Willem Me. a;
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South 11111111111111. cal
aewopon form. the of S1.
din
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and turned lamest s1
wmwhosmmneat sftaroameiu
“They shook hands awkwardly by way
ofgreeting. and the young man said:
"I’m sorry, ’rny lass. I'm afraid that
I‘m a bit is
“Dent name it” add the git-1."!
knew it was a chance if you 'd get 0:. "
"Well. Mary." be said. clearing his
threat, "has your father anything dif~
ferent to say to-day. "" ,
“No. Jack. it's just the same—it's all
no use." returned the girl. "I suppose
we must grin and abide. "
"You told him about the place of
Bingha‘mplon and all?” said the young
man.
”Yes.” sold the girl sadly. “I put the
best face on it I could but he w ouldn' 1’.
let me say much. He's that. mad to
think I should want to have you at all
and when he 11 like that you1.111't change
father, not if you were to 1rown him
with gold."
"You told him we didn't mind wait-
ing?" persisted the young man. "I dare
say he'd think he couldn't 1111 without
you in the shop first off. but we're not
to a few months. 1.111. Mary?"
"I never had the chance to toll him
that," was Mary's reply. "lie com-
menced calling me for what I'd done.
and said I wanted to disgrace him.‘ He
says I needn't think to go to the choir
any more; he puts it all down to that.
I shan't mind that much. when you are
gone."
“Mary." said the young man, sud-
denly 11nd earnestly. "will you come in
spite of your father? 1 don‘t see but
what we should think of ourselvesas
well as of him. I'll go to Biugbumpton
and get things already for y.ou and I‘ll
put up the bonus. and you can come
there to be married."
“0h!" cried the girl in grout distress,
“I couldn't gouguiust father like that.
Why. he'd never hold his 11111111 up again!
You see. he‘s only got me. now mother's
gone. and Idou't know wbnt he’d do in
the shop. I thought we could get one
of my cousins and we could show her
about things, but to leave on 11 sudden
like that"-
Juck was not easy to 1111 turned from
his point: he was slow with-d. us was
the girl. but the puiuof this 111111 pricked
him to a keeucrinsight 111.111 hers. Mary
was aware of nothing but the dull pain
of parting; .11 wk 111111 .1 fore-11m of the
yours to1 1111111. He. put it to bor bluntly,
with the 11111111111111.1111 brutality of his
class: they 11 ore young they \1 crc poor
her father was old—was ho to spoil
their lives in this way.‘ A few years
11nd 1111. Would bedoud. and it 11111111111111-
cem him no more, but they hud two
thirds of their lives to live, and was it
right they should be spoiled for an old
man's whim?
Mary had no logic whcrmvitli to meet
this cogent reusoning: slu' 111111 only a
blind senscof duty to guide llt'l‘. It had
never come in her wny to question her
obodicnco to her father. 11nd the him now
only frightened lu-r.
“Doesn't it stand to sous-111'" cricd Jack.
in 11 last dimpuiriug appeal.
"Well. yon, it stands to sons-'11." the
girl allowed; "1 don't know us i run
rightly soyull I wont; Tboru's 111111511 and
sense. Jack. When fullwr talks it‘s
sense. and when you talk 11% 1.1111111: and
it's as if id like to do 01111 1111112111111 my
COll-‘it’lt‘lllfi' tolls 1111- 1111111 another. 1
can't go ugulnst futllvr. Jack 11 can't,
iudeml!"
There was little tl111ro1auid ln-lwocn the
two do they took their way homewunl.
Outside the villugc they paused l1y1'11111-
mou colm'lll.
"Thou l fillppnm' it‘s goodby, Mary?"
“I suppom- it is .1111' ls."
The) shook 1111111111 111:.1111 .111 kunnlly
uud scpurutc 11.
Juclt lcft for liiughutnpton curly next
morning without. having mp Mary
again.
Simon Micklcthwoitc \1'111111 pun-11111 of
couscous-11cc 111 11111141111111. “11 was the
owncrof 11 sttuill pi111 11 of 1:11:11 1111 whit' l1
Worulmlf 111lozo11 mitotzcs 111111 llu- shop
ho him-elf 1111'.upi111l 1111- 111111' pique of
freehold not uttm' bod to flu- 111111111r for
miles nmund.’l‘l111rc was 1111 111111 1' shop
in tho v.11111u1- 111111.111111111111111111: a
thrhillg drupo-ry 111111 1111101111 1111911111111.
“Mit'ltlotltwuitc‘s”1u1as11ssnv1l 1111- only
an: spirit 11111111111 111111 won tln- 111111r11t post.
office. Simon 11111111111! mm: 11111111 111111111111
business 1111111 111111 b fl'HIlt‘11111 by his
noighlmrs.
Aftcr Jock 111111 14111111. Mul'y wcnl hack
1.. nor 11111 llfi‘ 11111::unplninitmly. it never
occurrmi 111 but to neglect livr dutiou,
or to 1111 "soncy with her 111141111." 111111
protest 111111111111. tlw lliil‘lllli'se nf bur lot;
there wasuu shadow on llcr brood and
”kindly fume in tom-11 bur f111l1|il“~1 mm~
passion.
Mlcltlothwuilo'. for 111» port. won
pleased with his daughter‘s "llt'Illntll'e in
his own hard way. 111111 was 111 no trouble
to consider 1111111111- and feelings.
Ten years had tstssed slow Jack
Saunders had gone to work at Bing-
nharnpfon. 11nd mauyvllanges 111111 come
about. Jack was a good workmen. and.
after lining foreman for three yours. had
bsentakenlnto partnership by his man-
ter. The firm was at work on some
cottages they had built outside the town
ass speculation. and one of flu-.1111 Jack
was finishing. for he wasnbout to be
martial. He had only been home once
intlro ten ymrs. on a five days' trip in
Whitsun week. and then ho had not.
seen Mary. who was away visiting some
*cousins. Mince than his parents had
died and his mlmmfiou with Dulguttm
hadceased.
Jack hardly knew himself how his mar-
1
. rings had come about; it Was not alto»
gather through his own volition He
had been lodging for some three years
with a widow alarut ten years ohler than
himself. libs had been from the first
WW.-
JOHN Movsutttvm
almost mlnmflngiyhind robin,“
dash had sen-M sassy oi leer
hummer-messes:-
uo 11mm
headset-t
.. v.1»hba ..,1 ..
new».
.olothesweresaatly on aehsir. laidthere
b! the careful hands of the widow. A
loud. cheerful voice hailed him from be
low; it was the foreman of the works
who was to be the best man, calling him
to get up.
Downstairs the parlor was already
being set out with the wedding break-
fast, and Jackhad that‘itcbeu to him-
self for his hasty meal. There was a
letter on the table. which had been
brought from his works; the hand was
unfamiliar; and he left it there until
be poured out some tea and helped him-
self to some rashers of bacon from the
oven. Then he opened theletter and
propped it up against the teapot. while
he read:
"Dear Jack. I write to tell you about
father. for I suppose you won't have
board. He had the influenza very bad,
and was buried three weeks ago come
Friday. I would have wrote before, but
my time has been put up with the law-
yers. It, all comes to me—thero is very
near ten thousand invested and three
hundred in the bank. If you are of the
same mind. as I hope and believe there
is nothing in the way now, you can
come and help the manage; I can't go on
without. I wouldn't have wrote in such
a hurry only they keep telling me I
must have 11 man. Father says nothing
about it in his will-about marrying, 1
menu. lthink he maybe thought bet-
ter of it. Your ever constant
"MARY Mlcxnu'mwarrs." ”
The widow had donned her wedding-
gown. and the party was ready to start
for church. She came 1 uttling into the
kitchen. 11nd criedout in dismay when
she saw Jack’s untouched brcukfast.
"Why. deary me! What ails the man?
It might be his own funeral he was go-
ing to!" sho said, in 111111 concern. when
she saw how pale he looked. Jack
pulled himself together and protested he
was all right. but he did not feel a bit
hungry: and as it was too late to make
any further delay the widow had to be
content with thinking she would make
him have u substantial meal after
ward.
Toward evening. when the wedding-
pm'ty 11nd dispersed. and ' the newly-
murriml couple were left in possession of
thcir now home, Jack had half an hour
to bimsclf. while. Mrs. Saunders helped
thc littlu maid to prepare tea. It was
then 1:11 unswered Mary‘s letter. This
is wbut 111- wrote:
"Dunc Mary—«Your lottcr came too
111111. It 11111111 on my wedding day. God
ltclp us both! I cannot suyuny more.
“Your sorrowful
‘J.S.11i.\'ouus."
A DOMINIE ON \NHEELING.
No “arm in Sunday Wheeling, lle Says. If
Church Be Not \‘egiected.
The First Baptist Church, of New
Brunswick. bus for its pastor the Rev.
L. E. Wbccb'r. an enthusiastic wheel-
1111111, who was called 11111111 present
charge within tbcpnst your from Wav-
erly. N. Y.
Mr. Who-111111- prcuchcd u scrmou 1111
"The lCtiquctte and Ethics of the
Who-111.":11nl. as the subject bud boon
proviomly announced. there was 11
1:111:11 congregation to hour him.
“All clam-r: 11nd1'0111litio11111'1fpooplc."
be 511111. “11111 becoming unlo-ut devotccs
11f 111.11.111.11“. To 11111 my whorl lute
l111c111111- :1 11114111155 institution. This 1111-
1111: all. 1111-111 should be rtilosoi’ minim-[to
to govt-r11 \1'111-1111111-11. i'yclists should
always 1'.11-.:1 their buts totin- gentler
scx. 1111111111 1111.11 1.4 mum-titties :1 diffi-
cult 11-111 to :11'1'11111plisl1. 11111 1111 1111111
1111s :1 right 111 111115111111 bitusvlf 11 win-11l-
1111111 1111111111- can do it. The wbcclmun
1111s 1111 right to 111111111111111211 lbw strcct
crossings. 1111 has 11111 11ml locomotiw1
privib-rcs gruntcd 111 111111 1111'1111 down
\le1w-v1'1' may not 111-11r 1115111111111 bell.
H1- ~lu1ulul ulwuys slow up 111‘ turn out
for thla‘ail‘lml'i. liwnln' llxira.l1111111gbt
non-1' to 111111 close to 1111124111111 111111 tor-
rify 11111111 with 11 «1111111111 11111 ringing.
lilcyrlixl» :1“. nights 1111111111 :11'ry lights.
T111111 11111141111111 are 11111311111»: collisions
with 11111111' wheels urn 111111111111111, 111111
111111111 pmpb-‘cnuuot m- wry Well in the
duck. ’1‘111- ‘111r11 111111111'iul11'l11wshould
1111 11111'111'1'1'11.
"Tllt'l'i' i1~ ail-m 1111 1111111'111 511111 111 this
questinnol‘ who-11111111. lll'llllll is oflcn
otnlunm'ro 1 by 111111111111'111'4'xrrti1111 while
riulituzllxo l1i1'y1'l1'. 'i‘u 1111111-1-11111-‘111111dy
111 11111 11113: 1.11 111111111 111111111 wrung.
Such is 11111 1111111 1111111 \1'111111 111111111 people
llul'm'm tln-nwlvcs by doubling 1111 1111
tln-ir whorl. Why is it tho-y do this?
Mendy 11111'1111111' 1111111111 ’crau'ks‘ do it to
11111 1111- 11111111 more costly. 11ml so guiu
bulf 11 1111111111 pi't' mile. 111111 those foolish
cyclists 1111111111111 if is. 111' course. the
prupcr 111111;: for 11111111. This pmctico is
silly and 1111111111111.
“Now, regarding Sunday" cycling. I
111111 1111 1mm- lturm 111 11 spin up the Me-
111111. on S11111111y11f111rnm111 than i do inst
wullr up 1111- 11111111111. It is go-llllo and
refreshing exorcise. und in for better
than lndrivo 11 tirotl horse! who has been
Working 111ml all the week. When i
was at home i was accustomed to take
t-iuudny spiun nt pleasure. fooling just as
religious while riding as] Would had 1
been wnllring. But I haw-n't done this
born yet. for I don't know how Bruns-
wicknrs Would 1111111111 tho domiuie on his
when].
“But tin-ro- urc some grownup little
«bildrcn in 1111.11 world who. 11.11 soon as
they not 1111111' whet-ls. must stay away
from diviln- service to play with their
toys 1111111 111 when: the harm of Sun-
dny whnoliug 1111111111 in."
Mite 11.111.113.11.
Wickwirn ~Dnesn 1 your wife belong
to the W. i‘ T U?
N. Peck-«If you menu the Women’s
Continuous Talking Association. she
surely is mo- of ’om.~Detroit Free
Press.
"I hare carried this joke a little too
ways far” remarked the humorist. as he
foundthsthehadwslhedsirbloohsbs-
ysadthsoflssof‘l'helvssflym
1mm w. Lariniersmhysteal 11:»er
Y. M. C.A., Deslhfoines, Iowa, says he
can conscientiously recommend Chamber-
laln’s Pain Balm to athletes, gymnasts.
bicyclists. foot ball players and the m
fession in general for bruises, sprains
and dislocations; also for soreness and
stiffness of the muscles. When applied
before the parts become swollen it will
edectacure in one half the time usually
required. For sale by G. C. Stiilaon drug-
gist.
A. G. Bartley, of Magic, I’a., writes:
I feel it a dutylof mine to inform you and
the public that DeWitt’s Witch Hazel
Salve cured me of a very bad case of
eczema. It also cured my boy of a run-
ning sore on his leg. E. P. “Feed and
G. C. Stillsou. .
A. M. Baily, a well known citizen of
Eugene, Oregon, says his wife has for
years been troubled with chronic diarrh-
(er and used many remedies with little re-
lief until she tried Chamberlain’s Colic,
Cholera and diarrhoea Remedy, which
has cured her sound and well. Give it a
trial and you will be surprised at the
prompt relief it affords. ‘25 and 1'10 cent
bottles forsala by G. C. Stillson, drug—
gist.
Cough Cure us anything else. It’s easier
to cureasevere cough or cold with it.
Let your next purchusetfor a cough be
One Minute Cough Cure. Better me '
cine; better results; better try it. E.
Weed and G. G. Stillson.
“For years,” says Captain (fijueller,
“I have relied more upon Ay ’11 Pills
than unythiug else in 11.15 medicine
chest, to regulate my bowelsl'aud those
of the ship‘s crew. These pills are not
se1 ere in their action, but. do their work
thoroughly. ”
Nothing so distressing as a'jhackiug
cough. Nothing so foolish {as to sufier
from it. Nothing so dangerous if allow
ed to continue. 0th Minute Cough Cure
givesimmediate relief. E. P. “'ced and
G. (T. Stillsplt.
Children cry for
Pitcher’e Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’a Castorla.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castor“.
When she was a Child. she cried for Custom
When she became Miss. she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children. she gavethcm W
p
l
Pitcher’s Castoria.
How's T his ?
We oflcr one hundred dollars reward for
any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by
Ball‘s Catarrh Cure!
1". J. CHENEY 1% C0.. Props. Toleda. 0.
We. the undersigned. have known 11". J.
Cheney for the but 12'» years, and believe him
perfectly honorabb1 in all business transac-,
lions and financially able to carry out. any
obllantlon made by their firm.
Wsm' & T111111 x. Wholesale Druggiets. Toledo.
1), “3111111111. [(131115 dc Manna, Wholesale
ilruggista. Toledo, 0.
Hall‘s Catnrrh Cure is taken internally, act-
tnedlrectlyuponthe blood and 111111111113 enr—
lnces of the system. Price 751-. per bottle. Sold
by 1111 dmgglsts. Testimonials free.
r. scnuom. 11:11:
55 80. MAIN ST. 80. 1101111111.
Practice Limited to Diseases oiWomsn
Office hours. Mondays and Thursdays. B to
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9.111
.fll NE "1.11195.
TRAthi LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK AS
FOLLOWS:
l-‘on New Yons:
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Fou New HAVII:
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littlest. new menu: Disc. twea‘
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