" LAST “sit: t '
-—0F~—~ ,
fill" Lamps. 24 inches high. best central draft $|.29 r'ilCll.
,Othcr styles 0t Banquet Lamps from 75c to 35.00 each.
‘l,49 each; and 20 other designs at dillerent prices.
Balance of our Silk Shades at net cost. New styles of Shade Frames
\
w. s. STURTEVANT,
5n Handsome Table Lamps. central draft. Wellington burner, finest decorations, cheap at 84 00, this Salt
'Anyone who needs a lamp. or expects to in the next live years, should take advantage of this sale.
and Crepe Paper.
NORTH MAIN AND ANN
STREETS,
South Norwalk. Connootiout
my . - ....... LE.-.” ... ... ;. 2,—4.1 3‘“ m...
Beware of Fraud Allexuminatiuns under
The countless Mitations of
Wcsbburn-Crosby's Super-
lutive Brand is the greatest
compliment that has yet
been paid to this famous
Flour.
lmirators may copy the
Appearance of the Sack, but
- no one can imitate the qual-
ity of the F our. \Vashburn-
. Crosbv's Superlative is the
f ~ bestin the world.
clenrlv and explicitly than hnu ever been done
im-tpiencv. progrcns and termination.
'I‘iilii’ Tl:l~‘..\'l‘ ALI.
t'lllltlhlt' otsus- ‘
' llHlll. Ilia-IN- Isin. l'nml
Eb. SI Hi \8
EVERY (l.\.\' 20F (‘UNH
Not only will callers lu- surpriwd at their \i‘nli
('lHOt'Xlllflnltlltill of every c in»- and elYecl. but
new. common some latii-nul trenttneut trues tn
int: the right to reject any case that in their d
‘ RDberts’ I TUCker tloitthutyoudonotdeluvtoolong.
& Goodwin.
Office 700 Main Street.
Y Hartford. Conn.
Agents for Connecticut.
R. B. Warehouse. 116 Commerce street
by these doctors.
llouis, 10a. m. until 8 p. m.
i36 Court St., Corner of 0
‘21 film In in
W... 35...». . . a r
t
CAN BE CONSULTED AT
' City Hotel, South Norwalk, Conn.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, OF EACH WEEK.
. , J , TheWDoc-tors oi' Rationa’lflldedicine.
‘. o
TIIE
the berwnnl directlrn of
DR. J. C. CLARENDON, Chiefof Staff.
’l'lteec llm'lul‘h harp been most aptly termed
THE WORLD‘S GREATEST EXPERTS.
They point out. locate and describe every lil'llt‘. pain and disagreeable feeling. more lullv
hvunv phv~icmn~ nu earlh.nud lu-ttt‘rlllltll the
patientseantheniselvi-snhev lllltltlrhlltltll andcwlain dim-meant a glam-n and Iii-durxni it...
)t'ntarrh. Itizuichitia. Asthma. lipih-tey. .Vt't'hiII-i I-lvhuusliun. lillfllllllli:
i into-n. and . ltfitll.l"l‘l’.l.l' (il'.—\Il.\.\'l‘l'.l'.
Elli" 'lth T" CY AGREE TO TREAT.
No Poroorfihould Doctor Any Further, or Take Any More Modi-
cino before Consulting Thom.
dei'rul knowledgeuldiscase. their pinup-Inu-
nt Illl'llllll’Vt‘ll'Ill‘ rapidity with which Hunt
the very seat of thelmublc. mung alum-d in-
stant relief and in all catwhillul have not pl‘ngrt‘M-‘vtl too far.
A PERFECT, ABSOLUTE AND PERMANENT CURE.
Thu-so doctors wish it dintinctlv underotnn lint tin-v will not take lill'lll'llliln Ititr-irwurl'ounn.‘
‘ cuient hn~ paved into the incurable stator,
.ui-t‘ year ”it \vere so reievted. At :u‘uni: tutor alone then" can». were probably all curable, Sm
All who visit these Eminent Physicians during This Month willi
receive Consultation, Advice. Services and Surgical '
Treatment Absolutely Free Until Cured.
Youngormiddlonged men suffering from P-I’twlllk'«li‘hlli‘i'iul not-innit dismwa ilud ”um... .
dinto relief and pennant euro under the National system. lllb-‘t"it‘rl‘ll.li'I'lllullllt'tl and l'llll‘luyml
General other? for the State of Conn.,
range, New Haven, Conn.
:sidI-rnble l: \i of life.
“ l g ' m . ,
to is the railing at cuppa In said ti
have a very intimate reintlun with the
[nut success characterizing the modern
tivu value at that motel in certain [mim-
inent localities. Cunapicuonc norm.
these methods is the avoidance o! s
may 0! nuts. even the water, by pro-r
cipitution, being made to yield value
that comes in the form of a precipitate
carrying from 7.“; to 85 per cent tower.
The practicability of this precipitation
of the water. is raid to have been dis-
covered in a very peculiar way and by
means of experiments that war. u
very crude character; the that to ioi
tints the matter being a miner who was
without experience or knowledge in rev
spect to the chemical relations of the
metals. but who casually ascertained
that a tin can or piece ot iron thrown
into the channel through which the
waste water wan di-chargrrl Wonlrl at!
tract the copper contained in the writer
and lane at least I large [K‘tt't'ttlauv cl
it—und no. in a short time, in the remit
of extwrinuuta, it was found that rvery
drop of water discharged by the tutor
was capable of being handled to ndvau'
tag!) for tho racial contained in it.
In a Word. this being nothing leer
than a thorough solution of rum or. run- ‘
uiuu steadily l-U n‘any inches :1 day, tht
volume being raised into tank-n, rbarge i.
with setup iron and salt: from innit to
tool: the volume. ghee untilit pit-err,
through it circuit of them. over inn and
through flaming. before it ir- h-t oil. air
or which it is unclear as coal oil. The
contents of the water are now willed in
1 the tanks. and one altrr another a tool.
is cut out of the circuit. the iron it»
moved. the copper hatnmercd nil. m-rt‘
ed and rhipped. It Is through this that
thedeuet particle of copper is saved.
”out Dingoronn M! on English Crawl.
The Mummies melts, Sllfli’tlt‘tl about
midway between l-‘almoutlr Roadster;
and the Lizard point, are considered thr-
most dangerous poim on our Engltnb
court. These rocks cover a nomidcrahh-
space and oxicrnl westward about three
miles from the coast. At. low water
their bold and sharp spurs. jutting out
A or
Our
Inventory
An unusually good opportunity she: our
Berni-Annual lnvento is nfl‘orded just now
tor t5: relic-er of acn's. Boy’s and Child-
ren’s C othing, Furnishin and Cu . “
The store is brim full of road 0 cringe-not '
only in winter weights, but in all lines we are
ofl'ering values that youcannot alien! to ignore.
Overcoats.
Now is your time. Don’t wait until next fall
and pay much more for the same goods. These
-» are conservative, staple and right in style for a
l couple of seasons more, and you will make no
‘ mistake to purchase novr. In SUITS you Will
find all weights for business and dress to be
had at rim that would be ridiculous under
other circumstances. Pants of every kind, for
work, business and dress.
Little prices for Elegant Neckwenr made by the
best. maker in New York, purchased by us at a
price to enable us to place them on sale for half
price-25 and 50 cents, all shapes.
nuts 8&0.
Bridgeport. Conn.
Open Monday, 9121a} and Saturday Euem'ngs.
m“
SCHAUB’S MARKET,
of the sen, arotoboseen utretehing right 3
across the natural direcuun tor a thtp is l‘
take in making for Falmonth. ’i‘hurv
unnhly to appreciate the danger (or so.»
sols here, one has only to talus up a po
sitiou on a hold headland tJVi'l’ldt'lv'lllfl'
this wide expanse o! M'JI. wbrn lbw
TiX'lifI can llt‘ M‘Q‘D RI, lIlW' W‘lblt'l‘ Clth'YlllQ,
an immense truct of ground. ovrr wlur l.
vessels are continually [birthing opan'l
down nt‘hiuh water.
livery Winter, and sometimes in thl
Minimcr months, fearful m nit-i lake
place on ”left!l'll‘k$,illf1‘il’li'll\Vlfli rout
Tilt wt (l1*.t'ifl'.‘
take place at night. whm ll l;v p: bride
. that the unit in charge of :irldp .m- on
certain of their pomp 'l. Time is a
largo brll placed bctiwu taro and three
miles out at you to warn tenscla of oun-
get. But during a Ali-I'm; .ml mull;
night. it must surely be :nmt difficult:
catch tho Sound of this in El, ]I.if‘fl"fil‘.ti"
ly so it’ the wind carrim the warnduway
from the ship pissingthcrc Tll‘lfl. —-l.-n»u
i don Standard.
"(50er Morning" In Samoa.
I had to go down to Apia tr.»- 1 r .er
differtut times. and car-h time there
wcre too black boys in my “livid
inoruiug".ro. This wad rather a twin as
; business. and, as very few of them ariw
W-__-_..-. ... _.
STILL GOING ON!
THE GREAT BANKRUPT SALE
OF, c. H. HARVEY’S STOCK 0F
Boots, Shoes and
To Close out, Everything is Being,r Sold at Prices Never Heard of Before.
Store open until 0 o'clockWeck Days, and ill Saturdays.
‘ HARVEY’S SHOE STORE; '
70 N. Main Street,
Rub
Come Early.
80. Norwalk/i
‘ We don't mean two prices for the same article, we don't
‘ , m -an to close out the balance of 0111" . ,
‘ Ladies’ and Children’s Cloaks'and Capes.
To do that we shall make them one or the other of these prices:
$3.00 0R $5.00 t
- Some of them are worth $10.00 to 15.00, but that does not matter. all the better bar-
gains for our customers.
Don’t Forget That Thursday is
, ~ A. Dickerman 8:.
,ir 'w’fishington Street. '
' Two PRICES!
. l
i
believe in that. but we do
Bargain Day.
Son, , ,i
- . South Norwalk, Connecticut.
4
swered at all, and thou- who do) only
with a grant like a piir'av, it our! .wevrml
times in my mind to giVe up thiw pii'l’t'
of politeness. The last time i went
down I was almost dumb-.1: in? will u
l canto to this first pair it l.
and saw them looking .w t'orrt‘." no.1 .«.
uu'lancholy. Ila-gun the ldl'iilumdr mi r
again. ”
lJi'lC lc ji,’
This Him: I Ill ugibt Liv rt- . .
them uectuod to answer, and My l l c v‘
down to the tail end win-in the cam
wcrn running. I rmeiv' d :r V 2'3; y l. we
not >111} rise, for one If the l. told:
, wan pushing at the bat-l. of :t can, iii" -
nil up lilF llt ad, and callrwl l or to wear:
ers .;
wundt‘rfullv good English, "You g-m'l
luau—always say good morning." it
was sad to think that lluw pa :r in»
Inrcs should tlliuk so much r l’ #0517325 a
pieceof l‘l\'llll_i'. and alraugs- , it it i ilau‘i.
ing so) they simuld be m dull {it n»: 7 .
ruluru ll.-—Rl'lll'l‘l’ Louis fresco-dz: a:
bi. Nicholas.
Rume'u Attempt» In [It Modem.
'l‘lmteudcucy in Rome [moot lifeterti
loward the artificial. and it iii a ti, l'r’i air
incur to come. upon mim- lllll'il‘n‘lli ii tor
lion of what. in good as well rm pic
turcsque. The attempt to pmrlore 1;
modern capital at all hazards and crawl.“
has told upon the population r.“ well :ir
upon tho city itself. For at great cerium
3 the first result of modern civrbxutinri is
W'Il'“, and the next in rlcgem-racy.
It. i-t
runlly quite useless to ignore the fact in
print. when it. is perfectly apparent h
cvcrf; mz'lt in his M'Ilrlt‘fi. ltaly H on
worm than other countries. but with“:
is the an (‘Xi'l‘PIlHIJ to Jim general rule:
and since tho most. necessary lll‘filllllflhlltv
of civilization are prieomanri hospital's, :
itb-i to Italy‘n credit. that elm should
have spent aa much a.» aha has; upon
them in tho mirlet of so much utterly
senseless etrravagimcu in other three -
noun—illariou Crawford in t'enmry.
W'hen Emnon Promos}.
Mrs. Ellen Emerson says that. .wb‘c in
members; well the day when brr father.
the Concord [Il‘lllltl-iflpllf‘l'. set out to pro
fill-’19 marriagn to her stepmother. "The
liveryiuan seemed to know." abr- adds.
38 Washington Steet, So. Norwalk.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
First-Class - Meatsll
JACOB SCHAU B, Proprietor.
OLD AND RELIABLE
DailyDirect Freight Line
BETWEEN
l"
New York, South Norwalk and
Norwalk.
THE PROPELLERS,
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vtilcan,
Will lc. ‘it‘ l’icr .;. if. IL, llceiuuau street, New York, at
Leave ,‘~§oi‘w'.ilk, 5 p. in; South Norwalk 0 p. m.
Freight Reverted titan 7 Upon Appli.
cation to agents the. t itv or Norwalk, liagle and Vulnau
will be, sent for special lots of freight anywhere New
York or its vicinity. ‘
.-\ll'per5nu».m- turbid trustingr any of the employees
5 p. in.
a. m., to 5. p. m.
in
of this boats Ul tliclinc on amount ot the owners tliei'cwt.
”(”hm A Dainty Gift.
or
able I’ ll 1.; .H‘ l‘l .V 'l‘ as anything YOU
can think of. If there is any question in
f to where the very ltt‘ulioi its kind Lilli butpttr-
‘- chased; it"s ensily answeredwut
lH.$.BR0WN’s
,, n a...” . . , l
”that it was a special occasion. and the ,
horse and buggy which ht,‘ rim-o lather
were made garish by a pair of bright
3 yellow, reins, Poor father lmlrrrl no (l1!-
, concerted; Hr- plended gently {or mini:-
thing lees conspicnoua, but the man u w
ohdurate. I can see him now during off
with those glaring reim hanging Emmi
ly over the horse‘s back. "
01
rm- «may».
”Tho worst tyrant: Vlht'ill‘vlit is a litter
:itcd slave. "
"Er—yes. Iguess tliat'e the reason so
many devoted lovers mire such banal
husband's. ”—lndiananolis Jonrnal.
4‘ r
-——--~~ -—-— I so WASHINGTON smear,
:wr South Norwalk. ‘ > - Conn.
PERHAPS YOU DON’T,
lint if you should want any . '
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry 0r
Silverware ! ‘
Or your Watches. Clocks and jewelry Repaired and Clmiicd, «all or
send at once to
A. w. Austin,
NORWALK, CT.
i
!
iOporo House Block,
‘ . A all said and duty, a fine, well-.tiuule.
'g ";" . .tyiish, well-titling pair of Nltl‘t‘n’ is as accept ?
”‘3” an unit-as
rho luttflot the pnhiiutm' work
' for a higher standard or literature do
pour.“ largely upon the libraries and il-
brury associations. Larger library funds
and better method»: of distribution will
make the next generation of ucribblm
better lifted to scribble. The book
which puzzle publishers the mortars
those which at low [maple could ulo to
grout advantage. if wepublirheru could
,. lbe assured that not) public libraries
, would buy them. it would impossible for
; no to publish many books which are now
refused. but which Would be in demlud
“ by u scholarly tending public. now not
. able to buy tlima. (hit of 4.000 libraries
in this country only about too have it
liuyingincoine, and oi thercperhupit l00
can take these books which the scholars,
who would use them with great benefit.
can take. Here in New England you
are doing your full share in this Illl‘t’ti~
.tinu of catering: totho rum-t scholarly
unto of l'cztdt ta. l‘ut many of you lack
"nude. and what we need all over this
country in a better undcri-lniiding of this
, “owl and library cuduwments which
.-hall i:.;:‘.;c it puwildo for mi to publish
thm» works that Would be of benefit to
libraries and to the very best class of
l’l‘:illcl‘:~'.—-—.\lt'. (i. ll. l'utuam to Mums—
cluuctlu Library (.‘lub.
ergbt and Quality llnlrnpnlrotl.
A man at one of the hotels the other
night told an intern-stint: story of how
the freighters iii the far west used to
3 supply thcnn-‘elvcs with 'whislty. He
said that some years ago, when all
freight oil the frontiers was hunlcrl in
, wagons. he happened to make a trip of
:r‘cveral hundred miles with a train of
l wagons carrying tuctvhandiso to remote
l stations. Nearly every wagon contained
one or more barrels of whisky.
, "The first night out I noticed." said
;l:e. "great activity around the whisky
; hum-ls. Tho 'attous each had it hatchet
; and a eitulct. They would knock up a
dump, bore a hole. draw all the whisky
:llu-y \vanted. then put about as much
line gravel in tho barrel as they had
idrawu out. whisky, drive a plug in the
i hole. and put. the hoop back in place.
“I learurd afterward that tho barrels
i \vero weighed and the whisky tested be-
' fore it was turned over tothu treinliters,
.::nd that when it arrived at its destina-
tion it was again Weighed and tested.
The gravel supplied tho weight and
. bulk and the quality remained the same.
: and this was why it was used instead of
water to supply the place of what had
lawn taken out. "—Louisvillo Courier-
Journal.
Penguins of PINM‘HRIOD Island.
It was most remarkable to see what a
regulated system of roads Ibo inliaiutA
ants: cf l’ossission had arranged. From
the beach a broad main track led
straight into the middle of the island.
and from this secondary roads went. out
to all parts. tho whole forming a not-
\':rirk of roads uppat‘cutly ruled by a
most civilized department. With beak
and fee: the penguins had carefully put
away most of the pebbles and stones
from their footpaths, and where snow
covcrcd tlmgrounds the roads had by
Constant mu become m) sturnilll and So
heat. that Macadam in all his glory
Would have aclmowlwlged himself beat-
ru. ’l‘he most curious thing of all was
the way in which the penguins seemed
. to maintain order in these paths. Cur~
items of pi nguius were (unitiuuullymov-
in}: from and taward the beach. While
the fat new arrivals always kept to the
li'iuht. the thin penguins, which were
moving oil tnthe continent. always kept
‘ to the left. and I never rpwauy lighting
i among them. The colony evidently
‘ formed one peacefulcmumuuity.—t‘. E.
' liorcligrcvink in Century.
The Intended Compliment.
In an old fashioned home of New Ur-
.ll‘illln lliz‘i'i.‘ was company a! dinner. and
the ladies lVl‘l'l‘ discussing the wuuiau
qllt‘>lit1li. Says The Picayune. of that
t‘lly:
A gentleman prewut. after lu-ztt‘iiu.r
all the pros and cmzs. far-etiunsly re»
marked that lwd prcaciini‘s \\c1oiiiscuss«
any; the same, problem. recently, in his
bearing. and they l-olli' aurccd that it
y porti-tu‘ied evil. and “that Women were
' responsible for lllI‘->l of the cvil in the
World—in fact. that women were worn-:0
. than men. "
(luv ot thn ladies indignautly retort-
cd. "indeed they :iro ndt; Women are
tho Htlt of the earth. " !
“Dat's so, houcy." put in old Aunt
Susan from tho ltltt-hvu; "dat’s do Bible
lrul'. for shore. Women is do salt ob do
earth. Just think ch Lot's wife."
And everybutiy laughed at thosuddeu
and unwrpcctcd application of the old
llible story.
Bedroom Light. .
There has been designed by a clever
linulisliman a litthiclectric light titling
for the bedroom that deserves to be
widely appreciated. It is intended more ,
, particularly for the use of invulids.
. especially in houses still utmquippnd
. with the electric light. The lamp is of
two candlu power and gives a beautiful.
soft illumination. It can ho fastened to
any part of lltnbctiatiad and couccutrat~
ed in whatever iliroction may he requir‘
ed. The accumulator is _I'nl.tt:|llit\tl in a
small box. which may bepluced beneath
I the bed.
"In"! Told. '
.Tho member for North-South lllank
ellllttl “ticntlctncn. you twitiue wuh
h‘nvint: turned tnycoat. Years ago 1
Hippill'lthl this measure. 'l‘lu-u Iliad a
reason. llul now. uctitlcuian have lost
my reason. " And he Wondered at the
dealeuiiu.r smilethat pervaded the ineet- '
lllg.—lllillr~t‘llt|lll Words.
Fcarccly have I ever heard or read the
introdm-torv phrase. "I may say with
.. ut vanity." but some striking and
eluiraciorutic instant-n of vanitylins llll
inedixtlcly l'ollowud.--Fraukliu.
In lbw thnavorago amount of i‘nplr
. tal invested in each factory wristfllin
Ill each was $393000.
‘ 000. while in 1890 the average capital
Norwalk Chronicler