sou THE rsuow CENTER.
on your grocer sending you
Inn-Crosby Company's
,hérisJuckerl Goodwin
W‘AGENTB FOR CONN.
HARTFORD. CT
FITS!
’ BMGE UPI DON'T LOSE COUMGEI
diocese
ven you up, end you hevenot
note“ from the medicine you
reeson you cennot he
:dvely urge ell warns; of
A mmmgn 2&5!) PIBIIA.
thonsends. meny cases of lo sanding.
up by doctors es incursb e. in our
Care" will and e medicine
neverfeiledtoeifectss yours.
gusrentee eroi nee
Bigheet bent
I.
sat». Ml-
on epp
1 at. bottle. 83.00.
ALI-II IIIDIOA Al. 00. .,
11 end Water Sts. Boston Mass
LADIES“;
Museums. .....
leritiu oi like
will find our Mlluml’llau Men in-
Tt'sysre entirely sefe end use
upon for speed
of s cese where theyA have
no the desired result. Abox
t on head et ell times to rovide
“Correspondence couil entinl
”gash full directions. securely sesi
» All.“ MIDIOAL 00.
Initiation and Wster Ste. Bostorkatiilss
’ Y
S. B. WILSON
annual IIIII ammo
“on-Wenltreet: shopNo. OOrosestreet
or smell buildi .I Iiilnginvr“ m
use. 0 o e
promptly etiondedto. m” Allwprz
W-.. ....- -1.
New
PltmlLeethers in fldenew toes.
Box Oelf with D sole end rszor toe.
end our Box Celt shoe.
Thi is the finest line of shoes ever
' see the lowest.
Dubber Costs.
OLSEN
Ii. 3 IIZE'I'TE BUlllllllB.
T in Fell end Winter Shoes ere in end ere the delight of ell who see them.
sortmeut is the largest in town end our prices are the'lowest.
Here ere e iew oi the new things for gents:
NOW 18 THE TIME you want light on the subject.
friends
always
cling to it
because
B. L.
Tobacco
givesthe best
satisfaction.
It has the' .
finest flavor
and is made
from the E
choicest leaf-«-
that’s why.
a
Bl
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JACOB M. LAYféfi
Fla. life and lscideuilusmaaw
REli ESTATE illil IlilllSE itElll
II(loose stemship Tickets uend liter]
31mm been 0 tinted sud
Stocks soul. oases riii'lmmmu1111......
sent to Post Oilee. Beeth Nerwslh. (it.
Netery Public. Acknowledges-tr
‘I‘stew
SOUTH llllllWliK SAVINGS BillK
‘ 51 Weshington street.
Open deilyf‘romt to i: e. 111.. end from up
a p 111.. end on Monday evenings from 7 to 8
'fntereet ellowed on deposits.
ALDEN BOLMANS. Prest.
JOHN H. FERRIB. Vice-Prat.
rrmv ti. RVsDD flan em! 'i‘mes
b. w. RAYMOND.
EilllEllil DIRECTOR
tun mama.
03 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH
NORWALK, CONN.
RESIDENCE, MAHAOKEHO HOTEL
WHITE SHUilE SHIRE.
Styles
Our{as-
himel Leather with cork sole end double soles.
Winter Burnett with D sole end extension edge.
e Gordon!) and Cell Shoe in ell new toes, from $3 to :6
A few of the new styles for the ladies are our 0in Shoe. our Sesl (lost, our
Iew Twentieth Century Enamel, our Patent Leather Razor
Toe with cloth top,
placed on sale in Norwslk end the prices
A full line of Trunks and Bsgs, also Ladies' end Gents' Meekintoshes sud
BROS.
liilIVlllK, (lilllll.
To get
’the llghtbe sure and procure one of the pretty VASE or BAN-
QUIT LAMPS at
'1' NASH & VANSCOY’S
Our line of Oil Heaters are like the Defender, always) ahead;
A ~, for that reason we are willing for you to take one home and try
it for e day or two and see if you can beat it. They do not be.
“we in fouling, because they are not built that way.
“MdWeudwsrdmoperiymv-
m Iorwelh Berber: else
58%
fairiield county National Bank.
it Wall Street, Iisrsslt, lions. ‘
lNOORPOBA’I’lD. 1324. CAPITAL WM
DAVIE) “WWW lee-Mont.
, nmscroas.
Imus .k . .
sun It. I“ 1? times.
.Irudomr Won. lens.
WWW“
. the mostunbrihahle thing new...
totem Merritt W
alertness”: "ttisi mulim
sobernerene. useporstingly honest, not
to be hurried end not to be delayed, but
. going its own serious we. more British
than Queen Victoria, more ubiquitous
than the Vatican. " It is a pity we
have not a iew more American new».
papers "sober. serene and creeper-sting-
ly honest. ”
in 1785 John Walter the first estab-
lished a paper calleduThe Daily Univer-
sal Register. A year later he changed
its name to The Times, and The Times
it has been ever since. In the very be-
ginning, it was, says Mr. Creelman, ”a
pugnncious little sheet. ” Its strength
lies in its absolute honesty and its ab-
solute reliability as to newe. Severe in-
deed would bo the judgment meted out
to the reporter or correspondent who
should smuggle into its columns a fake
interview or news story. Well it would
be for American newepapors if they
would study and make their own the
source of The Timur-1' influence.
From the bcglnning this great paper
has been in the hands of one family, in-
ther, son, grandson and great-nguIdI-Ion.
The first three were John Walter first,
John Walter second and John Walter
third. The present head of the paper is
Mr. Arthur Walter. His cider brother,
also John, would have been the head
.had he lived, thus making; an unbroken
line of Johns. ,
It is agreeable to know there are
some things money cannot do. Mr.
Creclman says 1h It William Waldorf
Astor tried to buy I ‘10 are it newspaper.
"How much mom) will it take to buy The.
Times? " asked Mr. Astor.
“The money u an "over rcui ed that can buy
The Times," replied Mr. Arthur Walter.
_.—...._.4._ . -vls
A Negro on Negro Criminals.
There is a class of blacks throughout
the south known there as “cornmon IIrI-
grocs. " If Mr. Emmott J. Scott. himself
a colored man. were speaking the latter
of thotwo qIIv Itcd words, he would doubt
less pronounce it as it is prorIomIccd in
the south. Mr. Scott is cdiior of the
Texas Freeman. Ho talzcs the ground—
vcry unusual for one of his race, that
there is 11 low and vicious olcmcnt
among thr- IIcgrot-s if the south. and it
is on the poisons of criminals from this
class that tho judgnn‘uts of lynch law
are cxocuicd.
Mr. Scott (icploros the fact that the
black :11ch is so largcly judged from
those idle and vicious spccimcns. but
he soon no hclp for it so long as they are
permitted to exist. He calls on rospcch
able colored persons everywhere to be-
gin a crusade that will tend to lift this
cchIIcnt up mentally and morally. Do~
cent colo red pooplo (11111111ng the cause of
their whole race when they try to do-
fcnd the ”common negro."
Mr. Scott says:
“Tho common IIvgro” is a natural product
of slavery and the- i'r'lu'ilun from slaw-ry. lie
is in evidence in IIVIIry woulhvrn community
and in 11 {I w of illi‘ nortiu rn and wvstcrn
onus. Hr- conIplirnica ilu- racII problem 111-
makes diiilcrfii tln- prihway oi ihv honest r.-
spociuhlc and Innbiiinus 1111- mbc rs of his raw.
lie is too often. it is ”or. 111111le thII standard
by which his whole Nil'l‘ is judged. but undcr
thI I'ircunIslanI-«a this is unavoidable. An
honest admircdou that he exists and that he is
to lIII rh-ali with just as tlIvI criminal mr-mlx-rs
of other more of tho population arc will lw oi
inmlculublc advantage to Afro-AImIr-icans and
to socivi y gcnoraily.
Thcrc would be now a good chance
for Uncle 511111 to Fl‘(‘l‘ll‘08 lot of fine
young American mom for his new cruis-
crs if he did not permit his oillccrs who
graduated at Annapolis to lord I't liloI
petty tyrants m'cr follows who are in
some instancce better than thcythom-
selves arc. if Uncle Sam will we that
this potty tyranny is stopped, will sou
also that capable and high spirited
young men may be promotcd as they do-
serro to be, own to tho highest placbs,
although ihcy may have lli‘W'l‘ soon the
inside of A1111z1poli:4.1l11‘I11 lIowill got
some of thoilowor of AIIItwicau youth
to enlist on his ships. Otherwise not
—-now or ever.
The empress of (lcrmany says that
women should not stoop to unsuitable
work, that embroidery and fine sowing
for tho fcmalc sax ilnd in bar their most
enthusiastic supporter. "l‘is Well. With
those ilnu scntiIIIrIIIts perhaps her major.
ty will now see to it that the women of
Germany stop doing all the roughest
and hcavicst of the farm work.
For the first six months of 1895, 201
new woolen, cotton, silk and knitting
mills \ycro established in this country.
The textile industry is second only to
iron in its revival during 1895. North
Carolina is this your enjoying agreat
boom inooiton mills and other indus-
tries.
.m...
The suggestion has been made that
banks of issue redeem their own paper
money in gold, instead of hoarding the
yellow metal and making the United
States government hand out gold in ex-
change for their notes.
How much the world moves is shown
by the coming together of the Texas leg-
islature on purpose to pass an not pro-
hibiting, prize lighting in their imperial
stetc.
The right way to get good specials
this country is to nicks the inmates of
county jails and of the state peniten-
tieriss construct them.
"git terms is this
Everybody agrees precisely with the
following-statement: "The overwhelm“
lug sentiment of the American people is
against all secrecy in the proceedings of
public officials or public bodies, and the
people are cniitled to full knowledge of
all such proceedings and all things that
pertain to public affairs. "
Now let Corbett and Fitmimmons go
into a bi . empty barn some morning
about daylight and flu ,lIt it out. Nobody
will stop-thorn. If we had a proper kind
of a barn, we Would land it to them
with pleasure. But, no! It is not the
fighting they are after at all. It is the
gambling and gain money.
With Trilby horscs, Trilby dogs,
Trilby cats and Trilby yachts Mr. Du
Mauricrhas reason to conclude ho is
beginning to be famous. The only thing
lacking to mako him entirely so is a
cigarette 111111ch for his favorite girl.
If there is one fact that stands out
clearer than another on our irrational
horizon it is that the sympathies of the
people of the United Sta! ‘.l are heart
and soul with the Cuban patriots. Con—
gress will do ill to ignore this fact.
Amtrican apples on the boom in 1.11;,-
land! Hood. The variety that brought
the best price at a recent role was the
King Tomhyne. cht aftcr that came
ll: 9 Baldwin and third, the Greening.
Tho nraugus will start on their own
account an inIIIIrnse agricultural implo-
mcrIt iatiory at “I; r1n 'iiold, Ills. There
will lIc room for it as well as for tho
priv: m- factorics already in operation.
WIsdom from The (:llolIo-Dmnocrut:
“Nominations;arc always hardest to
inakowhoro it Is easiest to win the
election. "
The United Stator“ is the apple coun-
try of thouorld. III: Well as tho corn and
Potion and pork country.
Q
It begins to look as if the World's fair
business was being run into 1hr- ground.
Willi lilo show in hit-xiv” upzli it \l’lll‘ld
your in Milli, :lIlll ihc- grout llll do rim-lo
capmiiion in Paris in limb, saying
nothing of svvcml >I:I:Ill our-s that iIItcr-
vr‘I'II‘I, lli'il‘l'ii' may wvll bct'rnno wcary of
tho sumo i'czziurcs over again. it is 111-
niost llll[)il>'.~ll'.7lt' to iiud anything new
llow.
The League of Amcrican thclmeu
have iinancirx'ul so successfully that
their organizaziun is out of debt. has a
good surplus: and is road); for aggressive
action in tho 111:1tlcrof good roads and
bicycb-rs‘ rights. There is something in
bicycle riding iiwlf that is conducive
to clear lIt‘adIIIlIIIIss :IIId businesslike
prIIInprIIcIs.
A few more victorics for the Cuban
patriots lazinro tla- :IssoIIIbliIIg of cullv
“l‘t'rs’. and tho 17mm] Sluice will our-
initzly i'rIIIl c: Ilh-d on to rucngnizn the re-
[llbllI ii "(111% Lil ivl'u "
Tlil‘l‘l' is in the l nitcd States one
cricket team that boat. the English boys
anyhow. and it is found in Pillllli‘j’l‘
vauia.
A crank is a person who does not
think as you do.
Aclsat once,11cvcr falls, One Minute
('ough Cure. A remedy for asthma, and
that feverish condition which nccmrh
panics a severe cold. The only harmless
remedy that produces immediate results.
E. l'. Weed and (l. i‘. Stillson.
Nothing so distressing 11s a backing
cough. Nothing so foolish as to suffer
from it. Nothing sodangerousii allow
(III to continue. One Minute ('ough (‘IIrII
ulvr-aimmmiiate relief. E. l’. Weed and
(l. (7. Stillsnn.
a [I egg
Iaeoahegot‘
inactive ehrsdxia the American breast.
mm
elaboration at m bolus“
luxury at the wsuirobe. easily splendor
{goods goes bundle hand with more or
lesseirnplicity, but occasionally. as now,
the most expensive fabrics and costly and
showy trimmings coincide in their vogue
with ingenious and complicated styles of
dressmaking. Metal and Jet clients, beads,
passemcnteric, embroidery, lace. silver,
paste and jeweled buttons and fine furs
are all to be celled in requisition for the
adornment of winter toilet:
it is proposed to inaugurate, or rather
roommate, the Louis Seize style of cos~
tame, and the present opulence of fabric
is indeed too well suited for the purpose to
‘ allow of its possibilities being overlooked.
l
0’32. r%?' =’ .
Hollow wattonu plaits are becoming
popular and there is a probability that
they will be largely employed on Jackets,
capes and wraps of various kinds.
Felt hats of tho restoration style are to
be worn, heavily loadod with ostrich
plumes both tall and short. Those hats
are not intended for theater or concert
WALKING GOWN.
wear, it is probably unnccossary to stoic.
Thcro arIIso IIIaIIy pretty little bonnet and
(11111111 :IrraIIuciIIr-nts, ndaprod to all ages
and mail) 11 llllllil'il that the IN isno oxc use
for Wearing l‘ l111:1;«_\ thIdgt-or 111 any plarc
of publIc resort “horr- it is likely to ob-
sc IInI ilm \li u. A t“ isi of win l_ :1 buc
kh-mId:1ilowcr:I’roqulioenough to com-
pose a lmimrt in lbw-II day». and those
irillIIa' an: 5.1 born-mini: i|1:1i ii i511 pilynoi,
to “‘i‘lll‘ them on ili'l'lthiilllh’ win-II ilIIIy :mv
IIppI'IIprI.Ii1-~\\*bir*l1 is but Willi walking
cosiIIIIIII iII Ibo Sli'l'i’l at urn-Inlay. It is
singular how pr-rducnily wonwn mun--
thou-1 rIIwruI tho 11.1%" of lll‘.‘lll“'i‘.'tl', saving
their l.il".fi‘.~i and most ovI-rpmvcring bats
for owning 1N- and wearing 11 tiny bunch
of liti‘i' and ribbon wlIIIII tin-y go shopping.
The sketch shows :1 walking gown haw
ing 11 plain gorict skirt of lizard ngIcn
wool. 'l‘ho blousv bodice is of lizard gnu-ll
and rod plaid 1111a beige ground. and is
out on the bias. It. is full at. tho waist.
which is cncirclvd by It belt of lizard green
satin, A ilguroof cloth llki! the skirt is
out in docp wints. which are ilxod to tho
blouso by bli‘i'l buttons, The sleeves are
of bins plaid and tho collar of lizard groan
miin.liotl1 (Ull.|l‘1lllil bolt are fiLVilllll‘ll
with steel buttons. .ll' Dir UilGLLET
'l‘horc are a goml many reasons why
you should 11590an Minute (.‘ ough Pure.
’l‘iIr-ro are no reasons why you should
not. if in need of help. The only harm-
'1-ss remedy that produces immediate r'c-
eults. E. l’. Weed and (l. (7. Siillsou.
Airlines of local entertainments of all
kinds to which an admission is chin-gal,
and notices calculated to WE? private
interests, except where an driver-(Mum!
of some appears in adnertieiny columns,
arc vhoryedfor at regular rates. 10 cents
a lbw
Say why don i you try lle\\11i II Eslltll!
burly lilo-rs? These little pills cure
lwadm'hc. indigestion and comiipaiion,
'i‘lII-y'rosmall. but do the work. E. l’.
“'01in and (i. (‘. Stillaou.
some CHANP El
A Plillifi BUSINESS!
consistingni Grocery‘ Battery no] ice (‘resm
Business W ill be so Ild vo rgoc lump on m‘collill
of ill health. Everytblnun 111 the blinilwrm ls
lnurvulsi1epe.end this is e rare opporIIIrIily
[or the raw ([N‘l’niln.l Apply at this onion. 0
III .IAHEH ll ”MEN "1""
f rtv ‘ rs‘y IAQ". '
@@E@%@«6 m a r’e. ... a-
”:1 ’/..“\ \\"\\
‘ Every pipe is a pipe ofpcacc if filled with Lorillard‘s ROSE LEAF CUT PLUG. There .‘ .
j are elements 111 this great tobacco that put a tobacco lover' in good humor at once—put
«2 him on good terms with himselfand his enemies. Give the dealer 5 cents and ask for
LORILLARD’S '
ROSE LEAF
slightlyhesviersznoheu'fbym
them .
modded“ Ibo
(lestorie is Dr. Ismael Pitchers
prescription for hints end Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium.
Iorphiue not other narcotic sab-
stence. Itisshsrmless substitute for
Puerorio. Drops Soothing 8mm
end cgstor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty yesrs' use by
millionsofliotbers. Castoriaisthe
children's Panacea-the Mother's
Friend. '
CASTORIA
For Infinite and children.
Do not be imposed upon but insist upon
hsviug castcrie. and see that the fee-snails
signature of
is on“ the
wrapper." m
Weshsilpro- ' '
tect ourselves and the public at all hounds.
Tun Cur-sun courses, 77 Murray BL, KY.
' srrzililiitvr
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Q . - ‘ - : J... .,.
Caveats. and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pet,-
cnt business condoned (of Mourns 7: ran,
OUR 0771c: I. orrosm: U 5.rr.'r:1u'rorrlcl
sand wccanscl l. rc prslclliln luri no: r- was these
remote from Washix. mun.
‘ Send model drawing or photo“ wi l1 dcscrip
gtion. We advise. if ,lfllcflltllllt or rat true of
charge. ()urice not due rill leI l l‘l m. on: d.
A PAH'NLQTH liow to Obtain l:: I ms. " with
cost oi same In the U. 5.1.11.1 i11|l15ll countncs
sent irce. Address.
0. A. SNGWd’. '80.
On. Perrier Orncs. VJISHW’-"‘~ L. 't.
New YorkAnnouneemeni.
' Der menses nearer end new to hrsishh.‘
Horner’s Furnilure. ,
Reasons why you should buy it
in preference to any other.
(1). Because this firm have long ers-
loyed the reputation of keeping only
the best Furniture that can be pro-
duced, both in medium end finest
grades; (2). Because their assortment!
ere unequalled; (8). Because their priou
ere the lowest at which goods of steel!-
erd quality can he sold.
Latest production In bills] Ram ”in
Perlor. brewing Boom. Librery end unit Inni-
[uh—Vomit“!!! terror! furniture—client“.
impnnro Furniture—White erId Geld Inn-dd
Furniture—Enlmolu‘i end Bre- Mme-
English nrsu led-issu- m patterns); lepte eel
Bemhoo Furslturo—ltestiul leer cumin eel lelv
teen—Smoking end Billie” Roe- Furniture——
Everything inr ein or country Issues—Ila.
specious noon—All prices in plein I.“
R. J. HORNER & 00.?
Furniture Helen end lmportere. i
61 -65 West 23d St., N. 1,3
loner I en's estenhehmentle see flu“
(Adjoining [den lime.)
d I" Vernal-veneer (to-eel. j
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FORMERLY DORLON’S,
Shuth Norwalk. Ct..
is now open for the season of 1m.
fihore dinners. Rondo lsleod (‘ leaI
Hates. bathing. liosllmr end h‘lsbimk
Electric Iersto hotel. connecting wit
ell railroad stations end New York
steamboat. (lurid rooms. end ilrst cleee
boerd et rensonehle reiss.
JOHN O’SULLIVAN
MANAGER AND i'iiill’lllii'l‘uli.
mail if
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