At the same place where Mnsations are of daily occurence.
A “neatlon I Tinwerel
A Whirlwind I Lampaii
A Cyclone In gate!!!
A Tornado in ortlonal ii I
Carpet tacks. ic paper; fancy china hum-r dishes, ic: good pins, to paper;
fancy stove lid lifters, 3c; 3 pks. hair pins Ior if; Bixby's shoe. hiaclting, 2c;
David's best black ink, 2c; David's best mucilsge, 3c; cedar lead pencils,
per doz, 4c; best machine oil, 4c; machine oilers, 40; nest eggs 2c; hand
brushes, 3c; sink brooms, 3c; Japanese or q‘uill toothpicks, 2c; pencil pads.
ic; envelopes, 3C for 25; French bristle tooth brushes. ioc; shaving brushes,
W ioc; toilet soaps, 4c; curling iro‘ns, 4c; fancy photo eascls, ioc.
Brand Display of Lamps,
~ from rec to $8.00.
a of Baby Carriages.
I6 New Design
. Quick Meal Gasoline Stoves,
-‘ And the only cleanable refrigerator mode,
"The White M ountain Grand.”
*. s. STURIEVIINT,
NORTH MAIN AND ANN
STREETS,
South Norwalk, Connecticut
*‘D. H. Harvey Going outofif Business!
And Entire stock to he Sold Less than Cost.
ots and
At Prices that will make it an
Object to Purchase whether you
need them now or not.
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“Entire Stock and Fixtures, together with
lease of store, at a great bargain to close out
at once. Until all is sold, goods at retail for
much less than cost.
HARVEY’S SHOE STORE.
10 North Main Street.
WORD!
For lngrain,
Tapestry,
Brussels or
Moquette _
.. . . . . CARPETS!
Oil Cloths, Linolcums and Mattiugs,
gr) in
A Dickerman & Son, -
Street,v- V - - -
84 Washington
South Norwalk, Connecticut.
is an qnd-of-the-century
Tobac o for end-of-the- ,
centur Smokers. “ In it,
are re resented theiskill,
experi nce, and know-
ledge hat ’ have come
from ahuridred years A
of tob cc’o making. \ g
A t p-nOtCh Ask your‘iobaceo‘ dealer for
‘smok at the ‘ LOI‘IIIai‘d'S
Col Plug
A 24):. package for 5 cents
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n.- emni Min-u.
A physician with e lilmfl general
practice. telling of the drawback- the
nerdml practitioner had to put up with,
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"One lee-en why so many young doc-
ture take up ii specialty and refuse lou-
mii work hi that the enroll-lint can earn
four times the from! usenerul practi-
tioner. end he gen it. There is no wait-
ing tor his money. The general pmcti~
iioner works twice or hard {or his one
fourth. and he has to wait until his pin
tient gets ready to pay him. A physi-
cian. unlike any other professional innit. .
cannot demand spot cash—l don‘t mean
that "hotly, hot if he should demand 1
it. he would be regarded II n lirute. He 1
cannot refuse to timer any sort of u
call that is made on him. his fee is coin-
puatively small, and it's ii problem
whether he puts it at all.
"I am not speaking now of families
that are new and cannot uiiord to pay
doctors. They are the best pay. If the
money is in the house they peyon tho
spot. It‘s the middle nines that I refer
to. The: class is made up of pcrsons
who can puy, but from one cause or on-
otlicr neglect. to pay, or can oxford to
pay is good Icouiiil insist on paying only
a small one. If therein ii serious illness.
they ask the doctor if they had not but
tor have a specialist visit them. The
doctor. on n rule. tells them it Is not
absolutely licccssnry, but if they Would
feel more comfortable alter the visit oi‘
ii smoiulist it might be Well to him.-
one. So they not a specialist, WIIIICilnliN
to the house uud looks wire. llo makes
a thorough «rumination, nnd‘ ninety-
niiio times out of a hundred he say»
Unit the regular physician in giving the
proper treatment. If he his} any sump-s-
tions to inulw, they are minor ilDi'n. Th v
family ask the Ice.
"The specialist any: $50, 87.3 or $100,
or perhaps u great deal more if the
house looks iul if the people could stand
the cliurge. The money is paid on ihnl
spot. The rcxulur doctor continucsto
trout tho cum.
His lilll is perhupi lcss than the. i-iiiglol
fee of the specialist. but tlic patient
kicks uhout it. He thinks doctors are
rubbers, and all that. But he iict'cr rc-
urcts the ice of the prlullhl, and in in
great many cases he ncsnully Ili'llt‘lu‘i'r
that it' the specialist hadn't. visited him 3
he would have died. The regular prnc- l
titioncr gets no credit. ‘ ’I’im mornin- i
mun takes a certain pridc in lining sick i
enough to have n spccialist ‘Vlélt him. l
The nvcrngc womuu tnkcs moi-c. Shi- .
tulks about if. afterward, ‘Uli, I had Dr.
Sohudso, tho grout apt-tililllfll’. in this,l
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that. or the other discusc.‘ i
"Just a few hours ago I was called it '
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attend a cusc, and thetirsi. thing: I licurd ;.
wus, ‘Wc hud Dr. —, the great spew-i
ciillist, wlicii lic was sick lin'li rc,' l
ircutml the piiiciii, and a iiilscrulile lit-l
ilc fee. lcss even than I’llF! regular Irl‘, l
was tcndercd. I said, 'llow much did}
Dr. ———chnrpu yrui':' ’Hovrntyiivedol I
lurs,‘ was the r: ply. I would not haw l
mind the question, uni: would I hnvr,
Mllil anything further lnirl I not known
that the head of the. family was prospn-r l
nus, and could uvll mind to pay it) m
:4! tiiiics the ion lac It'nlli'rf‘d inc. I snirll
to llllll: 'Vcry well. sir. When there it!
any more FICh’lli’r-l in your fondly, yonf
must sriid for Dr. --—- and pay him $37),
if you smd for me, I shall rr-i'im- ti
coinc for any such {co as this.’ The nun
l'clt. insulted.
“I don't want to say anything that
could lie construed as an assault uni
spuciulists. I know Illi'll' voliic. and ll
how the grcntcst. respci-t for thcin. but i
Micro is ccrtniiily a reform necessary in '
the patients the average gciicrnl prurii
iioncr is called on to:iiiciul."——an
York Sum
In the Land of (“lurch
In truth, the man who boys an un-
cliissiiicd cixiii-ziii :iiid itiiltiiutw‘ grapes
for u living lllllni not cxpi-ct ::u «my
curccr. Thu demand for tho ll-‘:-[ .‘ilvrloc
growths is constant, but it is uphill,
work indeed for the proprietor whiz
nspircs to mnlic ;\ wine that sliull force
its way quite uiilicruldcd into the N)-
cicty of them lllllllt} fluids. Them 3"
many thousand tons of excellent Wine
in Merloocnllurs sccking huyci‘: in vain, 5
all becuusoof tlic universal ptcindicr
in favor of reputations olrcndy csmlr‘
lishcd, and in contempt. of ihounknowu.
As if this: tho pliylloxcrn, and laindrcdg
iiiilictions wcroiiot enough hardshipr'
for tho iicii’ci'vnicr to face. lic has alsc
the usual atmospheric uiixiiztics, which,
may or may not ho justified by actual
disaster. There is trust. and tho-m i.-
lmil, Illlll if tlioviiicyard 1m in low,
stiii' soil, ii supcruhniiduuco of rain may
play terrible havoc with his hopes. It i.»
interesting to see how frost "under ectr
tuiu conditions is here cmnbnted.
A community of grownrs combine
and arrange for n. line of bonfires oi
dried leaves and green wood. These arc
lighted about two hours before, sunrise, :
when u frost by radiation of not limit ;
ilinn two degrees is to he expected. Th5.
thick canopy ,“f white humid smokc'
which ensues may he rciicd‘ upon omit-i
these circumstances to protect Ilreplauts.
Experiments prove that under this
blanket of smoke the tempcmtnro will
he some 2 degrees liiglir-r than outside 1‘
Wooden scrcons are also in use for?
the same purpose. 0n the other hand, i
huilstorms cannot be guarded. agaiwtf
except by‘ insuriuicee-for which, how I
ever, there is every facility, inviiitiiningli
that the grower has plenty of money in!
his pocket.-—Cornhill Magazine.
Two Dollars a Month Hillary.
To what extent. women's Work is un-
derpaid in Germany was shown at stutt-
Kar'i the other day in the trialuf a salon .
woman for dishonesty. The fact was
brought to light that the pay who was ‘
receiving in one of the principal dry l
goods stores of that city for 12 hnrsrs’ .
work it day unmounted to $2 a month]
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"Why didn‘t you marry her?" j
"Opposition in her luxuily. " V, l
"Her father?" ‘ f
“Herself. "-—Detrcit Tribune. 5
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The patient recovers. l ,
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan;
, orguuimiion wouldJ :im sure. liocnsily
; founded and would do usci‘iil work toward
' llml ui'oiiicst- of :ill iiuls. tho consolidation
The right tip-to-dute young men's out-
side garments. made in covert cloth.
strap scams, ill and 31} inches long,
$10.0”, 13.5”. 13,0“, ”4.00. . ‘
Little money {or much style, can't tcll
them from one costing iloulilc. \\'c'\'c
more conservative.
Spring Overcoat-.3.
In all wool dark ‘assiuicres, chcviots,
tliilicts worstcds and covert clot‘li.$ii.5il,
7.51), 8.50, Ill, 12. 13.50, 15, IH, 30.
Little or hip' prices, but every garment
is all wool and well made. Now is the
time to purchase when we have all the
sizes. v
English Walking Suits.
New style frocks. iiiadc medium length,
with lapcls on pockets, in handsome
Scotch plaids. checks and home spuiis,
$15 and 18 a suit.
Your lure paid liotli ways on a $1”
purchase. one way on ii $3 purchase. -
Mooseqa.
Men's. Boys" and Children'sOutfitters.
BRllan‘Ukl, Ci. ,
Open Monday, Friday and Saturday Evenings.
SCHAUB’S MARKET,
' ward the cast.
' cones DOYLE on ensures. 3
at launch lav-diet Tells lilacs-amne-
eeeie Cold. nerd mu.
The pmfllt «luillitlou In only one of
; Ilinso mum-ht crises which have marked
i the whole history of the two nations. The
' icellng in ulwnyssmoldcrlng, and the least
breath of discussion sets it in in blue. I
helium. and hum long llilllt'Vl‘Il. that the
‘grentest dunner which i'illl threaten our
empire In tho cxlin-iicc of this splrltol‘
hostility In u nation which is ulrnndy arc-st
and powi-rful, but which is destined to be
for more so in tin» future. ilur statesmen
have stood too long with their focus to
To discern our boat. hopes
us well us our iii-amt danger» they must.
turn tho other wuy.
As to the cause of this feeling, it Is not
‘so Illil‘t'ns-iilulllfl its Englislinu-u usually
contcod. It lsilu- fushion uinoi‘g us to
apportion the blame lu-lwwu the Irish
American uud, tho politicluu who is in
Si'iti'i'll ol’ his \‘oic, liui no sin li supcrflclnl
‘ rxplunution us this can oowr the fact that
the governors of Rio Aiin-ricuu stolen should
illllil'n’liliililgl)’ iudorsi- u lll't'ellli'llllttl nunc
mgu which oln‘iously lurid-i straight to war.
.\ Illwllki' so widely spread uml so home In
Its (‘Xlil’l's'll'lli coliiioi In. cxplulncd hy the
liuporml illlllllilnll)’ of the (Io-It lc Irishman.
Few Eiiulichnwii i'ulllil Iic iouiid now to
contend llzii'. no iii-re ju~1iticd in those
\‘lcle‘ of iuxznlim which brought on the
first American wur or In ‘ht' question of
scorching iiculrni \'l‘.-'~'I'l", which WM tliu
iiiuin colon of the second. This war of
1? I?) Would [ii-sailily only occupy two llflgilfl
out of (mom on liliiullnh history. Illll it
hulk-i vcry lzzrgc in nu .imvriuuu one, imd
has lrfi iiiuny Ill‘il‘l‘ llII‘llilll‘lt-ti licliliid ii.
'l’licii thcrc was tho surlyuttituduwhlt‘h
Iiixlnnil udopicd lowurd the States alter
iiicy‘ liuil \voii their liulcpiviuli-iicc, the rc-
pa-uml frictions during the Napolmnin
cpoch, niul tlu- utinch upon an Aim-ricnn
friimw by n lli'itish .30 min ship in thnoot
pvucc. Alli-i- tho wur there was the Flur-
llln dispute in the How of Audrcw Jock-
soii, iln- question of llu‘ nrcgmi lino, ihu
s: lIII‘lil“llL of the Miilin- uiid Now llruiis-
wick line. and ilimlly ihcliosiilcuttitudcof
most of our prv-ss ui ilw time of tlic civil
war. Since then We have had twu hum-
liiu qiicstiuiis—ilint of the Aluhuiiin claims
and (Inn of tho ill-ring scu iishcrics—oul-
initiating In this of \‘cin'xuclu. ’l‘liu his-
, tory of this country. Illi‘ll. us it profit-ills
j list-if to on Amcricun, is simply-n long
, slicccs-‘ioii ui' quuri'i-ls wiih Illirsl lvcs, and
how can it Ill' womlcrvd :i! if ho has now
rinclicd that chronic. stain of scnsitivciioss
niid sums iuii Which wc how not outgrown,
Ulirst'lvvi in llii' cash of tho l-‘ruuch‘:
If we or: to Illiilllk' as u coiixiiiuiiily {or
t-‘Iillll' :it lcurl oi iln-rc lililul‘llllllili' hisior~
luil llil'llli his. wc :m- i’\l‘il mum» to liliiiiiu
f u~ individuals for ilu- \viilc:ip‘.‘c;id Lilli‘i'
38 Washington Steet, So. Norwalk.
INNS which is full umiiiist Wu liuvu
iicvir lizul u wurin, lilixrllilglllfl word of
licnrlfclt prui~c for Illl‘ grim things which
125'.
* our klnFlllt‘ll lmvu- ill-lli'. ii-i'ilioir iiiiwcu'i'y-
, clciuuiu-y \V'llt‘l) tho war was our.
; liuvc nlwoys Listcncd upon ihcsiimll. riido
HEADQUARTERS FOR
First-Class - Meatsllg
SCHAUB’S'MARKET,
iiig industry. illcll‘ \ll‘llll's iii puicc. thcix‘
dugm-dm-ns in wur, their iiiipui'ullclml
Wu
ililiiils‘ itllll mci'luokcil llic gi'ciii films In“
hind. In our shocked contciiipluiioii of
{In cxpwtomtiou iii r'll tlu- llo il' wo have
lust sight of lllll'v'l'l's'ill sullrutrouml cquzii
cducutiou. (llll‘ il‘:i\’clci‘~'. from Mrs.
'i'rollopc und Illi'lx'i'lh' onward. lnivc IM'i'il
surprised that tlu- \cr-‘niilc. liui'd Working
mun, who oi'tcn eoiiil-liicd ton trades in
uiinto ndupt thoiiiscivevi to the varying
hood»; of it ruiv. growing: cuiiiiiiiiiiity, haul
in»: tlu- minim rs of Oxford or tho I‘L‘E‘NNII
nl Sum-x. ’l'iicy cou'ul llti i:inlci‘.~i;iiid
that this much vitality and mi-i-liciii‘iiig
i-iicrpv which crirrinii Illl‘lil through ihuir
j' tnsk liiipliud ilum- cniiipliiiiiciilui'y (infects
OLD AND RELIABLE
DailyDirect Freight Line
BETWEEN
j which "1th go with unusual \‘ii'iucs.
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all English ii'uvcli-rs to the Natl-s them
was inn-div nun who did not lilillxi' mischief
with his rcminiscciicw iiniil. in our own
days. Mr. I‘ll')‘l‘i‘ did minciliiii; to rectify
llll' lllllllllCl‘. .\iid oiii‘ want of charity
and true in~ig_:lii :ii-c tho more lili‘XI‘llFulilii
filili'i' no “no liiis writtcii more clmi‘iiiiiigzly
nl England iliuii Wushiiigioii Irving, Iii-n-
und IIIIlllli'.‘~. (liir jihlil'lliil's' and
‘ pilld‘h' nu-n orc iii tho huhii now, has rule,
New York, South Norwalk and
I‘ll :illiilliii: in Alli-Tim] iiiiil :‘iiiiui'ii'iiiis in
tho lllil>l friendly way. and that must. in
(into how ii; viii-at. 'il rccaiit. unhappy
cvcuts do not cliuiiuo ii. \Vo should, in
, my opinion, lnsc no opportunity of doing,
Norwalk.
‘ ilxo~o liiiicgi‘uccfiil :lL'isi'I kindness which
lili‘ ilio pruciiczil sign of ii ll‘.‘-lllli‘l‘l_\‘ south
iiiciit. All-occull. lrllnlllll liko to see no
Anglodinci-iz-nu such-1y r-llll‘ll‘d iii Lou-
\ll‘li. with lll'ulliln“ .‘lll uvrr tho oiiipirc,
V Ioi‘ ilii- purpm‘i- of proiiioiiiiu; good fouling,
THE PROPELLERVS.
‘ smoothing (wi'l‘ fricii-iii. luring: litcmtiii'c
. lv'loi'cilio public which will show them
Will lcarc Pier :3, IE. I\'., Beekman street, New York, at
5 pl, iii. Leave Norwalk, 5 p. iii; South Norwalk 6 p. iii.
Freight Received irom'7 u. in, to 5.}p. in. Upon Appli.
union to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan vi
will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in New
York or its vicinity.
All pcrsonsnre forbid trusting any of the employees
of this boats of tlicline on account of the owners thereof.
l0r your Watches, Clocks and jewelry Repaired and Cleaned, call on
Opera [House Block.
A Dainty Gift.
After all said and done, n fine, well-made;
stylish, well-fitting pair of shoes is as scoop!~
.nhle I’ It E S E N T as anything you
can think of. If there is any Question»
in where the very best of its kind can he pure
chased, it’s easily answered—est
‘H.s.BRowN's
: 90 WASHINGTON STREET,
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South Norwalk, - Conn. ,
PEEEXEE'Vou scam,
But if you should want any"
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry or
Silverware l
‘ send at once to
A. W. AUSTIN,
NORWALK. CT.
. win -—Pull Mull Gazette. .
how strong :aru ll)\‘.’ll“_’,lll‘.l<‘lll.~‘ in favor of
nuAiiulo-Aiin-ricziiizilliuiu-cund supplying
the Huglidi pin»- with lllt‘ .-\inoi'ic;iii side
of tho lilli'<llivli. and Hon \ci'su. Such :iii
of tho English speaking i'uccs—A. Comm
lloylc in London 'Yliiii's.
Compressirn Strengths.
A piece of rust iron on inch square will
rot-m from sown in 135,000 pounds before
crushing or lirvukinu. It givcs iio warn-
ing. but gocs or ouch. with it loud report,
while many other int-inlet give warning or
I!" gradually llliilm‘ thc sti-uiii. Whenever
wo say tho crushing or tensile strength oi
o ninteriul is so much, We nlwziy‘s mean so
much per square inch of cross section.
,‘(li-diimry white pipe will support 2,0m)
pounds per squnrc inch, while a piece oi
granite one inch square will support 20,000
pounds. which, as you know, is ten tons.
l’li‘i‘t) isu tulilu of compressive strengths
for your scrapbook:
Casi iron, soumo to 125,000 pounds;
wrought iron, moon to 00,000 pounds;
stool, 55,1lUU to 70mm! pounds.
Yellow IIInI'.V:.I,i-lllll pounds; ouk, 3,000
pounds; spruce, 2,500 pounds; white piiiu,
3.0m) pounds. .
'l‘i-up rock, 20.000 to BLOW pounds;
urnuiio, 12.004) to 21mm pounds; marble,
dililnto 21!.001) pounds; liiiiesronc, moon
to 20,000 pounds; sandstone, moon in 15,»
non pounds.
(‘mnmon hard brick. moon to 18,0m
puiinds.——lironklyii Englu.
It In Indeed Aggrnvltlng.
Every nun who has finished it voyage liy
sch. WIlI‘lIliil‘ it. be long or short, and
wlu-thcr ho ho good sailor or had, has n
strenuous dcsiro to fuel the solid ground
once more beneath his Icet. This engor-
ncse nlwuys caucus intense uggrnvniion ut
the. time the skipper plays at bringing his
i-hip alongside the landing stage. Any one
who hue liven on u penny sicniucr knows
that it is quite possible to run alongside
n plcr without my fuss hi hi], yet an ocean
mil in vessel has to go through all flirts of
mum-livers helm-o her pusscngcrs can be
lnndcd. Tirusonio and apparently unnec-
Msnry tugs will hang on and pull her this
way and that, but the chief essential
seems to he that she should be swung right
around, as if to pretend that her voyage
was not ended, but was just about to bus
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