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‘ filing.
‘ was tho captain, tall and lai'g1'1 for his
. had h11pi'actic1-d properly.
.w
“ ." ’ vauow outta.
lovedmmamhlronmlkamv:
. Thoy loom living Ipiritn lmprieoncd tum
Mainland thcyburu liken-troughs"
11- In.
But hlror do "outer than 1.11. 1.. 1.11..
lo a whdowy spiny 01111111111111 y new
tor,
For the ainht o! it melon my old heart young
again.
Nowadays rooen are row! to no:
Nothing buddca in their M. I 11119;
‘ But Mmlila, primrosi-ii, cuwalipa and clover.
Thu quall yellow brlor roeo twinge in its
train
The sweet: that bolong to tho spring” that are
over.
11111 thought of which make- my old heart
young again.
, I catch a faint breath from tho lilacs that new
lirahlc the 11mm dooMcp my girliah i'cct know.
I 111111 thi1 pink bougha of tho Iipplu troca away-
lug
Abow the old moon t‘lll‘t‘l’t‘d funct- by the loan.
And ou1.cm11rcbcn11ath them two figures coino
utraying.
And my hoart fails a- beating on though young
again.
We're old folks touctbcr. thin woo r1111:- und I.
Did friends who can talk of tho 30011111in gono
by.
Your new fashioned domes In their wivet ot-
llrl‘.
Your Dill'hcsilt‘. yourComtcas'c. your Madame
in III-inc,
Tlu-y'rn- fair. and they'ro street, but tho old
y1-llow lu’h-r,
Th1- rurw oi my yr uth, main-s my heart young
again.
~1'ornollu K. Iluthbmc in Good Rouscliu-ping.
1111111 1mm BACK.
“1 don't :wc how we arogoing to win
with tho loam in its present staIc—Frcd'
sick with a fever, Phil called away by
““10le in his family, and now lieorgo
has a spraincd ankle—and thc gainc to
be played within a wcck. l toll you,
boys, it’s awful!" And the captain of
the Fairilold acadciny football team
guzcd ruci'ully about him.
Tlic practice gumo was just over. and
the boys had gathcrcd iii a littlo group
on the 111130 of the lli‘ld for a four mo.
int-ma to talk ovci' the game with tho
Hazen institute.
It was latc in the fall, but thc day
was rcmarkably mild, 1'11 the boys did
not think it 11111-11~'.~'ai'y to hurry to thcir
licensing rooms. '.I‘li1'y 11'111'11 :1 lino look-
‘ing lot of follows, own in tlu-ir ungain-
ly football dun-s, with its licavy pad-
Thc lino-t looking of them all
yzc its and well proportioiicd
“Womast win tl1111 gllillll this war,
hc went on. “It 114 partn ul: 1111' impor-
tant bccause of our d11fcat last year I
don’ t see how 110.1111 going [ruin it,
though. with our l1c>t nicn away and 1111
substitutes to spunk 11f. "
The word “substituto” 51111111111] sini-
1l11iil_v to direct th11 :1tt1nIiou of tho
group to a 1:111 ill full 1111 who >lll1‘lil a lit
tlo apart from them, though be 11.11-
near t'llllllilll to hear what thcy said.
His cult looked n11w compared with UN:
1111-11 worn. .soilcd and stained garmo-nls
of hi! companions, showing at uni-11 that.
he was :1. hcgiuin-r. 3115111111. this ho 11111111
remarkably siiiall—so Mllllll that ho
~ct1nic1l out of placc on ll111 iooihzill
licld.
Looking -’.‘l1Z'-;-'~‘l‘, on. . uuld ai'v' :1 ,~l'..n'p,
llf‘I'thIIF. t'csolutc Iacc that dcnutml p1 11v-
1111. wcll knit inusclI-o and a wiry build.
'I‘lici'c Was silcncc fur a low lll'lllll‘lllH,
thou tho smalliigur11sud1‘11111ly ~1puk11:
”I wish," ho .':1i1l to tho 1 .1in do,
“you could try 1111- in tho. udillt’. I am
sure I would do 11'1111. "
If a bomb had cxpludml Ill tlic {lo-Id,
tlio 111 15111 (“Ullltl not li:i\'1- shown 111111'1-
s-‘ut'prisc.
“'I‘i'yyou in 1114211111111" Ilu' captain 1'11-
pcatcd, as if lm could not 11111111111111»
can. “Why, “'11 should 11111 you in tho
lirst >1-riniuiagc. "
Th1- gi'oup of fcllows laughed deri-
1-1i1'1~ly. .A dusky flush iviouiitcd to John
Alil'a law, but» 1111 said nothing. H11 had
llt'tfll ti'culcd with Illl~i I good iintnl‘vd
contcnipt from tho iirst day 1111 put on
his finllllilli Hull} to practice with llltllll.
H11 had a grout. ambition to be a foot-
ball player. and with this cud in vicw
ho practiccd constantly, lining in tho
fluid at 11.1111ry opportunity. H11 liad al—
ways illllllll'l‘tl tho captain, and had
wished for tin1 chancc to take part in a
Lilllliil under him, but he had always
played on tln- .~1'ruh tcniu, and had lit-
tle chance to distinguish liinificlf. bun”:
Iairrouinled by poor players who liclpcd
him make bad plays, but,did little to
dill him in making good 1111115.
“Play on the train!" (1x1-laiiii11d Joc,
Audcrsoii, a tall, stalwart follow, whose
position was at right guard, and who
Would 11:ch lawn a Ti‘Illlll‘kllllIl‘ playcr
“Why. if you
did, sumo OIIL'WUIIIII mistako you for
the ball and 11:11'i'yyou across tho lino
and iiiakc a touchdown with you. .I tell
you what you can do——carry tho ball for
us on and Ofi.tlrlt‘ lit ld.W11will lot you
hcgin at once. innit: it in with you
when you conic. And with :1 about of
dorisivc lauglu-r Anderson started for
the (In-suing 110111115, followed by tho otli-
crs, leaving John AM and tho football
hOIf! occupants of tho licld
For a. moment 111' two John stood“
thcrc, his heart licin'yas lcad. thewords
of his comrades burning in his cars, A
great. sadness came over him as ho roul-
izcd how insignificant ho was and with
what 1ontcmpt lie 11 .1~ treated. The
school buildings 11111' or looked more
1113861111 in the gathcring twilight, tho
ballground nov er ,lookcd larger, and
his chances asaplaycr never more hope-
less.
He stood but a momcnt or two. how-
ever. The resolute look soon came back
Ito his face. Ho stoopcd and pickcd up
the ball. Then, instead of carrying it
toward the buildings he rolled it slow-
:ly along the ground, leaping after it
>1
and falling upon it, then cleaning it ‘
closely to his breast. Again and again
he did this, now rolling the ball klow-
.15, now swiftly.
All it grew later some of the boys
happened to look out in the direction of
lthe field.
"What. 15 that?” the captain said as a
lamall figure like a shadow in the gloom
would suddenly appear and disappear”
'rice and descend. vanish and return.
“Oh. that,’ ’ said Joe Anderson. with
Iii laugh, "ta the auhstjtute trying to
'hlll that or hiiuaelf by falling on till
ball. "
It was late \\'li(‘li .luhu Ah] weary
and hmlragulud.1-.111yiug the ball close
‘ under ouo arm, and with tho alt-m, re-
uolute look still upon iii-1 taco, cute-ml
the school buildings, and the ticld won
at last demo-d.
9 R t? .
The much 1alk1-1loi11'ciitoi' the your.
tho iootball :;1uuc b11t11111cn tho Fuirilold
ucadcmy and tho llazcu lllh‘lllllll', was
about to be played. Tho grand bland
ltus a iuazcof color, and an lllllllt'lla‘e
irowd 11f npoctutors surroutulcd the fluid
on all sides. The duh-gallons from tho
rival schools were clicci’llig thrmselrcs
boon-11.. Tho day 112111 a pcri‘cct one—tho
ally cloudloss. tlic air crisp and cool.
A wild about 111111111 from tho qut‘ll
institutc boyit 1121 their team hogan kick-
ing and falling on tho ball. Than 1111-
other aiid greater .~l1out wrui up as the
l’ulrlicld acadcniy lt'tllll, headed by their
handsome captain, cntcrcd from tho oili-
111' cud of tho tit-Id.
“My, isn't ho lino looking 2" a pret-
‘. ty girl raid to her ii11iglibor no aha apied
the captain.
“Yes, but look at that cute liltlo fol-
low.“ hcr friend i'cplicd.
Sure cuouuh. tli11 last 01111 of the team
was John Ali]. who. taking advantage
of his privilcul' to carry tlic ball, but] it
claspcd tightly uiidcr oiic urin. As his
tcam illlYulil'l'lI lowaid tho conti-r of thc
Ili'ld Alil droppcd the ball, his {not
touchcd it, and it 1-'ail1-d high in tho air.
“\Iv. what a kick for a little Ici-
lo“ "’ 11111111 one said.
'llicn tho tcaina bcguii to fall upon.
kick and pics 1111- ball. No 01111 among
tlicm scorned to do it. hcitcr than Ahl.
Sr-vcral pcoplo rcniarkcdit. and great
surprise was crprcm-d when, on tho
trams lining up for tlu1 gaiuc, Ali] was
sccn to mtiro to tho ~'ido lines
Tho gamo Ilt'mlll with tho Fairiicld
1111111011151 having 11111 hall at tho kickoff.
Tho tcaitni lincd tip; the captain of th1.1
li‘uirtichl111-1111111inI'aiscd his foot, swung
his 1111.: forward, and thc ball shot to-
ward llll' Halon iiistitnto goal, only to
lic caught by a playci' who iuado tcu
yards bcIorc ho was d1 iwncd by the
11nd i'ushot‘ tlu1 l"aii'ti1-ld acadcmy. This
111a“ i'clluu'n d by a gain of ii1'11 yard-1
Ilirniuzii tho l‘I‘llll'l'. livc yards morn
around tlu- 1nd. tin-11o 111111111 lu1tw111-ii
tackli- and guard and two morc through
tli1.1 1'1 liit'i‘.
'l'hc ilazcn iIn-tituio tram 11111 \Vllrk'
int: llkt' a machine in pi-i'fcct lllllmlll.
and carry in; tho ball rapidly down tl111
iicld toward its 15111111111i1t‘s goal line.
Tlic Fairlicld tv'aui, wcakctnd by tho
aim-111111 of two 1-.“ its iigiilar piziyvi's
11’l111.~11 plnco- \1'11111 Iill1 d by >illl~lllllll‘.~',
sin-111ml uiialilvto5111111I11-111111'111'Il rush.
Illl tho l.'1 yard lino rlllt‘ Faii'tii-ld
1'1l111'11ti iiuidc a (hm-pointi- rally and
lll'lll tho 11in~iny until tin-y sccui'cd tlic
balloii1lo11'ii.~. (in two trial-1 tlicy fail-
11d in gain. and the captain fcll hack for
:1 kick. The ball was pan-1111 to him. and
in n 1111111111iit mori- it .«ailcd jlntm'cr tltc
heads of tlic playcrs, and llll’ academy
goal was for tl111 time out of dancer.
lint 1-1in for 11 Hill“. f- 1r again the
opposing icani n-111i its rushing inc-
liI'H for 1401 1d gains: (hi it ('ainc. and
this timc ”1111111 was no Hopping it.
”ll‘llll‘ It'll yard liuc tho Fairli-‘ld play-
111's llt'lll [him for two downs. 'I‘licii
thcrc was a torriiic sliiigulc. and thc
ball 1121.1 carried over tine line for a
touchdown; A goal was 1111.1in kicked,
and tho score stood: lliizen institutc, ti;
l1‘airli11ld acadcniy. 11.
\Vlioii tho hall was takcii back for
the kicknil‘. it was 51111111111 by th-1 Ila-
21111 instilulc ll’lllll. who began by mak-
ing a gain, llll'll 1111111. stir-1 gains.
'1'” Joint Alil llll' dny scotiiud liliu'k
1111.111. Though he did not play 111'1-1'5‘
faculty was contort-d on tho playing of
hi> 11141111. “(1 liopcd against iiupc that
it lelllll >II.]1 Illl‘ hlt‘iilly aIl\:iii1-11 of
tho oppo-ing playcrs. 'l'lu11'1- 1111111111111 no
chancu of doing; this. Again tho ball
Wit.“ iicar tlic a(1a1l1.11n3"1< ;;1 1:11 lino. For
11 lini11 tl111y Hood lii'iu, but in a scrim-
mago (it-1111:1- (irl‘l'll, who was playing
quarter back for tho acadcniy, hurt his
wcalr aiiklc so badly that he could play
no longer.
This was had indI’w-d, for tlicro was
no 111111 to put. in his placn. Alt'vady two
substitutes \1'111'11 playing on tho tcnin,
and tlicro was no one left but Iittlo John
Alil. for tho football nuilerial had been
very scarce in tho academy that year.
What. should they do? The captain
knit his brown in anxious thought. . 'I‘ho
gamc would have to go on, and they
\i't‘l‘l‘ almost l11-at11n as it 11111-1. With
John Alzl at 1pi111't11rl1ack tlicrc would ho
no liopc. of winning.
“\Vcll, 1::upposo I shall ham to intro
him," ho ninth-111.111 to 1111111111. “and
yct it is tho 51111111 as. airing,I tlio gaino
away." I'lo :ippi'11:icli1~d ilivw 11id11 liucs
abruptly, and in a surly voice called,
“John Alil. "
“W11 are ccr aiuly Illrl- now," one of
the tram It‘ll! irkod. and tho fat-cs. of
most of them Wow 11 discontcntcd and
hopolt .~'Q look.
Ahl was by tho c.1ptaiii1isldo in an»
instant.
“You will play at quartet back,‘
captain said.
Again tliI-Iiaacn institutc lllf'lllll't1pill'1
cd for :1 plunge. but llllS'llllll.‘ tlicy did
not make .1 you] for 1111 thoir halfback
Ilaslicd i"oi tho lino1 Ali! spi'a‘ngcfoiward
tomoct hini, 11"1111111. judging Iidhi tho
pl: in ho had 511111 a moment 1111 two 1311.-
foic. ln-v 'oiild try to break through. 1L4
‘ lie atruck thc lino Alil graspcd him with
‘ a quick low taclohu.
llntc inorc llil‘ tcains 'liiicil up, and
again the Pia/1111 incn Il'lt'll to break
through, but again “Mr l1: 111' back was
met by Ali], who sccincd to bc cvcry
where.
The crowd choci'cd at the last tacklc,
us it stomcd what the Baron institute
team thought to I111 11 Hil'llgltlll 011a
iti'itk pl1i1. This L11 klc, owing to a
fumble, setuicd tln.1 ball fur tlioFuir-
linld acadcmy to: 1111
Th!- surpiiro of tho captain of tho
academy team at tho-'11 tackles was
great. He knew that they 1ould not
have been done better. and he saw that
I through them thc advance of tho oppos-
ing eleven was for a time checked
lCalling in his backs, the captain rte-i
thi-
[st-111111111 to 1119 gull
. to ad the ball. AI
' lid ever. m y to hovel snap
back, ho patted loutlmehouldeuand
said. "blood 11 r,k uhi munwauod
signal was given for
to try lictwccu tackle
and guard tin-y hl1ld liko u rock except
wlieré tho holo 1111111 to be made. and
tiny easily game live yards. Ahl saw
this Was 11 11111111 place in his oppo-
ucnta‘ lino. and attain ho shouted out
tho 111mm alpha] i 1 difl'erciit nunilicrs.
Slowly but sur Ily the Fairiiold acad-
1-u1y iucn hogan t1 push the ball up tho
ilcld and away Ir in their own goal. The
captain. who had been dirtictingthe 11in-
nahi up to this ti no, now allowed Ahl
full array, 111-: 1111 i oticod the 11111.; idy gains
that cumo uauic' iltoi Ahl' sjudgnu-ut.
SuddciinAhl avoiho signal for a
run round the ca , using tho half back
who had up to Ih :1 than dono but little
work. Liko a lid h tho team foil into
the combination.‘ Tho instituto team,
having blockcd o ily. did not. expect it.
but was prcparc for another plunge
through the lino. Tho rcsult was a gain
of 20 yards.
Again tho a delay Icain plowed
through tho (‘ch 111- for steady gains,
and, just before ‘uio was 1711111111 for the
llrst half, the ca lain. who was playing
full back. cai'ricl tho bull across the
line for a touchd 11111, making tlio more
a tic.
Tiino over, llltl teams lined up for
the ilual atrngglcof tho second half.
'I'ho Hillt‘ll instituto boys wero confl-
iciit of sin-c1155, 111pciiding on their rush-
es though tho 11111111111. But these plays
did not turn out so successful as in the
tirst half. Agaii and again they ware
blocked, and attir tho tackle had been
made in llllllllsl 11'11i'y casc it was John
Ahl who roso Inn i the struggling group.
Ho was playing uilpcrlily, and tho crowd,
noticing Illlli‘t'lliti kahlo tacklefl, cheered
him at ovcry aitc npt.
Tho uamc Was evenly fought, the
playing being mar tho center of tho
iicld most of tlic ixnc. though’ now and
thcu it would 111111 y toward one goal or
tho 11tl111r.
As limo went 111 tho cxcitement grow
gi'oatcr and matter until it almost
roaclu-d i'1-\1-r lica .
l’oi' awhilo llu llazcu lllollll‘lll‘ inch
11.1.; the host of it; by
1'l11.~‘1| l'll.‘ by combination
by runs round tho cud. thcy
tl‘lc ball. 'l‘iiuo was
, and as tho acorn was
‘ul dcspcrutcly. ’l‘licy
iic distauco into the
inflow academy team
ball.
ipiaiii at. once made
1111111 with it. but. wait
uii>11ccc<slul, and he dropped back for a
kick. Th1- hall was 1101111 flying through
tho air toward tlu oppoucuta' goal.
'I'lic tI-ani:1 Illli'l up quickly, for there
was uotimc to 111-11. -'I.‘l11111lar.cii inetituto
men at. oncc prop ll‘t'tl to again advance
tho ball on tl111i 1 quick combination
playa: li-lh’J was tho signal given, and
tho liali‘ back, lli“lII down, i'uslicd for-
ward as tho null 111:: passcd to him. It
illlllllt'lil latcr li11 1~ ruck tho lino. and it
hlllll'l,
plays.
1~tcadily advancod
drawing to a chm
Hill :1 tic tin-y plzi
liad advanced >11
territory of the l"
win-ii thcy lust [lit
Tho arudcuiy 11
an att-uiipt t11111l1'
“1",
hecanio a pu.~hiii|;’. rtl‘llgglllltt mass of
bodies. Suddenly tho hall shot out. of
tho heap; it had 1111111 inmblcd. Now
was ilio tinio Il'll Ali]. Now was tho
tiino to 0.1.11 tho dortcrity ho had gained
by constant, loncl 1 pi'acticc. Quick as n
flash ho has scizm tho ball. hugging it
tightly to his clics . .
1-1111 small «in. his quickness, his
agility, all 1111111 llili now. and ho in
through tho lion 1 kn a dart of light, a
clum- ticld hcforo iini. for tho backs of
thc ilazcu institut1 ai'o playlug‘iz'luso to
the. lino in their ~fl'ot'ts to advance tho
ball. IIo dodgesix ooutsti'cthn-dhands,
ho hours a tall at a tacklcr hurls liiiii-
sclf forward in iii 1 oti‘ort to grasp him.
H11 {(‘I‘In‘ rathcr th.ti hears tho rush 111‘
foot bt'llllill him, i is own men blocking
tho other room as 011st they can. Above
it all in tho roar o tho crowd, sounding
in his cars liko ti o rush of 1101110 lingo
mass of water ovor a fall.
A111. is running as he never run he-
ioro. He knows his pursucrs arc gain-
ing and tho goal lino 51111111111111 far away.
'I‘wico his captni i has saved hint by
blocking oil ii to klcr, but at last. he
goes down himself. -
'I‘lio goal lino is drawing near. Will
he rcacli it? His ircatli conics iii grout-
gasps; the licld gcoma to be spinning
round liko a top. A low moro stops only
now. Suddenly lit in seized from he-
liiud, but, with fillltll'lllllllllll cxci'tioii,
ho hurls himself forward and Flidos
0111111 tho goal lino with two of tho op-
posing tcani upon liiiii.
Thcy have him at last, but it is too
latt1 Tho run i-i niado and uiidt'r his
i1111 .ist llio football rot-ts upon the ground
boyond tho goal li n1 Thcro is handy——
limo to kick a will, and tho 3111110 is
won.
'Johu A111 is a substitute no longer.
His follow studcnts do not snub him
now, but. 1111111111110 tho Fairileld acad-
cmy toaiu plays yi 1 will 51111 him whom
the hattlo rages lirttcst, and it is said
that it now scldoni loses a gonna—Den-
ycr News.
A "ltottomlcas" Ahyna.‘
T1111 colcbrutcd ‘ bottomless abyss" of
Franco is ’situatci in tho proviiicoof
\‘unclufie and is 1 insidcrcd ono of tho
most interesting icological wonders in
the world. It is ca lcdtho abyss of Jean
Nauvoali and has won known for ocu-
turics. It is from 3 to 12 foot in diam-
eter and practically bottomless. It is
aupposcd to be 111.1 vent of an ancient
geyser.-—St. Louis R11public.
NI urn].
She—I understand Going has had an
oil painting mado of that horse of his. ‘-
Hc—You mean pint bulky horse?
Slic—ch; and t was unnatural that
when the artist torched it up it refused
to move. —Yonker1 Statesman.
A Cynic Explaine-
Did you ever son a small clog run- I
ning after :1 train cf care and thinking
it was running 1111' 1y from him? Sumo
things remind us oi that. -Biruiiagham1
(Ala) State. - .5, :31:—
Its flavor
is‘ peculiar
to itself.
None other
equals it.
Consumers
Say, “ it’s
the only
kind worth
usinon”
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3111111 for beautifully illustrated
bro-l1. "0111' .~\Iii1ri11:ni llorucs, and
How To Furni-li ' 1110.11.”
R .l. Homer & C0.,
liiI~~1niimi \lnluhn 11ml lmpurtorl.
61, 63, 65 VZL 23d St.. N. Y.
11 Idrn Min-eel.
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1.1 lat-:11 of the
,a/1 ,‘4.' (11-11mm.
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It’s in the Air.
’I'Iu- Christmas and Holiday spirit
[101ch 01/1111 everything. and already
you're [thinkingot Holiday merry-mak-
inc. We havc something- to help you
make good cliccruall the liner
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Bottlad-and Banned Fruits, Spices,
etc, etc. llctlcr gut in your Christmas
order curly.
Samuellumslicl Jr’s
72 North Main Street.“
A RARE CHANCE!
ll PIlIli'G “BUSINESS!
con-aiming M (in-11 ry. ilalu rv and Ice ('roam
JBllnllirhn- "W . be mid very llit‘illl 1111 111-1- mat
of ill health. 11.1 cruhinu am In the Illl‘illlt'hfi I1!
in aoml shape. and this is .1 rare oppoituaity
tor tin: r Izhl pcrmn. Apply at this oillw. o
iu.lr\\lI-1.~'(ltil.llil'5'.11122“
111111111 for Women!
' EAKLSOI WOVEN n. sport-ill):
icon consult I)r.liliil1ll'urd in the sirlr teat c 1n-
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MRS. llll. N. A. GUIIFUIIII.
('11 n he (.‘oneultod at her olllI'o
342 Broad St. Bridgeport, (innit.
- The Doctor is a i'ouilar physician. and for
th-. past nine-Icon 311111111 1111-. made tlielllrl
Lorilee 1111i-
Icrinu from any IlititI-uii)‘ incident tolho 59:
Mexico, with the assurance or rctclvlin:
11111 most Iliilllui 1111.1 acleutlflo tienrmont
Lrouu lo imd1rn ennui-1' and medicine.
lioruocure \i'lth nurae tnrnlehud when requir-
c1l.'i1rin1- n1mleraI1-.All letters llw‘oiuptiy
guano. lucloeeiuiunp. lint!-
SOUTH lilllilillll SAVINGS BIIIII
(11 Washington street.
Open daily from ii win. 111., and from 110
3 p in... III; 11 on \londay 11111111111211 lmrn' I to l1
"’1 Itomt allowed on (It'pfmlll.
'atnun 11.111 11AM 111......
JOHN ll FEItllltl. Vice Prost-
‘1 Jill?“ l1 '1 “U‘? “”1121" T1225.
‘l
[:11 11 luau
clamor.
The kind we know you want and at prices you are wil-
ling to pay. That is our idea of bullnt‘ll.
easy circumstances we can afford to guarantee every
garment we sell. and agree to return your money if (Ill-
satlrfled with your purchase.
Furnishings
That we show you are no very latest styles and of best
quality, up to date in every way, and the beat for the
. prices we ask, that any one can show you. Our best 8d-
vcrtisement is our customers, always well dreamt!
d pleased to recommend their friends to us.
W. A. BINEIIIET & III
l9 Main Street.
11111
.
Sentinel Building.
South iloiviali
HEADQUA ERS - FO‘l
Bllill'S SIMS
r and IIIJBBEIIS.
largest Stuck.
IBWBSI Prices.
M. H. GLOVER’S»
Double Shoe Store, .
40 till) 42 WALL STREET. NORWAIK.
Evarybody’s Shoes Shined Free of charge.
lid and Reliable Daily Direct Freight line
-BETWEEN—
New York, 81111 Illlllflll ail lllllWalI
—THE PROPELLERS-L
11,."Eagle 1111 Vulcan
Will leave Pier-'23, E. R., Bcekuian street New York, at' o p. in.
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. In; Scuth Norwalk 6 p. m.
Freight Received from i a. m. In :‘1 p. in.
l pon application to agents the City of Normnlk. Eagle and Vulcan will be
sent for special lots of freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid busting any of the employees of the boats of this
line on account of the owners thereof. 02 if
from It! a. in. to . p in. any day except Sunday 1
SCHAUB’S MARKET
38 Washington SIIBBI, 811th ilnrwali.
C-A- s 11 P- 13- 1-0 13-8
Hiillllllilllllls Filll FIIISI- BLISS MEATS.
lOIt
Pork Chops, llama, sugar curozL
Pork,151hs (or F :1 Shoulder-17c.
51111111132. Sperry & Burma-l We. :1 lb. pail Lard 211e,
hogs Mutton ' Sc. Pot Roast. 41- to 100.
“Minn Chops lllc. Round Steak 91:.
F are Quarter Motion 1311. Pickled Tongues 12c
Frauklortcra Illc. Smoked Tongue-1 18‘
Bologna lllc. Sauerkraut lilo. qt
Fresh and Picklcd ’I' ripc he. Fresh Ground Bones 11111 iekenl
llead (‘ house 1011. Every Tuesday Ind Fwy
Liver Wurst lilo.
Other cuts in the Same Proportions. All kinds oiPIiultIy at
. 'th lowest Possible PIitat. .
JACOB SCHAUB; PROPRIETQR.
Under these
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Norwalk Chronicler