‘ At the some place where sensations are of daily occurenee,
, [ion in Tanoroi
,1- , "ind in Lornpoii
e on. in Agate iii
rnado in Nortion‘ol I II
Carpet tucks, Ic paper; fancy china butter dishes, Ic; good pins, u: paper;
fancy stove lid lifters, 3c: 3 pits. hairpins for il‘; llixby‘s hllfil: blocking, 2c;
David's best block ink, 2c; David's best miicilzige. Jt‘; cednr lead pencils.
per doz, 4c; best machine oil, 4c: machine alien, tic; nest eggs 2c; hand
brushes, 3c; sink brooms, 3c; Japanese or quill toothpicks, 2c; pencil pads.
‘ i .. . ioc: toilet soups. 4c; curling irons, 4c; fancy photo euscis, Ioc.
‘ land Display of Lamps.
. .- , lrum uc to 88.00.
71.6 New Designs of Baby Carriages.
Stuck Meal Gasoline Stoves,
. And the onlv cleauable refrigerator made,
him. Whito Mountain Grand."
é . . ‘
. ' NORTH MAIN AND ANN
. STREETS.
‘ ... I . . ’ South Norwoik.connootlout
W ----..._.-...._.. ”.-...-“--.-H-.....-._.....- ...s--_..._.._,.---._m*. ,. -
:r.
H. Harvey Going out of Business!
And Entire stock to be Sold Less/then Cost.
t
Boots and
S/hoes
,.
It Prices that will make it an
Object to Purchase whether you
need them now or not. 1
O "(-1 7-“
WEnt’ire 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.
I
t,,
iUsi ONE wonni
Brussels or
Moquette
. . . . . ..CARPETS!
Oil Cloths, Linoleums and Mattings, go to
A. Dickerman 8: Son,
fill Washington Street,
South Norwalk, Connecticut.
t
‘ \
PRINTING HOUSE!
i1
w
r
i lite-“roughly Equipped ior Every Kind of. Printing!
t
5: w ' BEST Quuuv or WORK it THE LOWEST PRICES.
Ic; envelopes, 3c for 25', French bristle tooth brushes. Ioc; shaving brushes.
mono or
mummm.m
”I M our use. We
IMO-loom with tire Thump
mm Who's loll-u Wm Around.
The panic that is inspired in the minute
oi hone: by e phenomenon no “range an
tin) can be understood only by than who
have witneeeoii n tire in ii lernu stable
where number: of hence are kept. The
none that enoueeil orient the moot fright-
ful the! one be conceited The horse: are
reached from the burning building with
the utmost dinicuity pod only with most
serioue peril to the live: out! liminr of tho
reaction. The animals go mad with fright.
ten. their end Iiaehtrom thin to 'nhiom
wildly on to moire on attempt at l'i'hclli‘ no
perilouniiu an advance on n hostile but
tery. When reoeIu-d, they will often brcnk
away from them who hold them‘ and
charge back at full speed into the burning
building, there in pet-lob in the Iinnwu
’lhcy resist every attempt to tnito tin-In
out. They burn been known to tour llurir
More with their tooth. to throw thrill
to the ground and trample on tlu-m, to
kick out their bruins. As thc fury of tin-
ilernce incfl‘flfl‘n‘ hflllof‘fl tiwpnnic of tho
unfortunate animate. They Iicrctun out in
agony es the tin- n-Imhcn their Indies. yet
"10! Will not. for oil that, acid: onfuty in
the open air. 'l‘hey rim crazed with four
and yet remain to be burned to III-nth
when It too Iwcmuls' run would carry th-In
to liberty. But they nnvcrnmkn Ibc run.
nntl, u I rule, are burned niivc in tho
stalbi, whore alone they noon) to fnncy
they can find security.
There in but one way to act them out.
and that is to blind them with eomc cou-
ronlout ochr. i-‘iir‘ll no a coat or n hlnnitm.
and thus, nnnblc to ace the donor” "innit
tlIcIn, trembling in every limb, apparently
ready to full to the earth with fear. they
may be led out. lint tho eon-r iiltint run
he too quickly moored from their cyw.
III fact. it should not be tnkcnoil until iIIu
animals are nutof sightof tho hurninu
building; otherwise they will break uwny
from tho [it‘llnllsi lcndintr tin-m. and in
opltc of mu Noun-st cilorta nt rI-Miruim
will dneh buck to perish in the iluinw
Forconeu burning iiuiltilua down no?
Will to burn tho some fascination t|i:Ii it
[lllhsf‘fiht'fi for how-e. It is mild that wlwi.
II cow IItnbic l-i burning tlm animals may
bu in! out without sI-riouil Iliiliculty. sim-
that which Iuoyrcsuit front iln-ir fright
and the use thry may make of their horns
in their own frantic efforts to Ixsciipaz. it
in :I singular fnct, borrower, thnt has (ifit‘ii
bccn noticed nlongthnliuesof rniirondr.
that tho licmiilghtof n lilCOllliillVfH'Ki'l‘l‘ll‘I'.‘
on cnlvcil, nod Iioinctiitiction iiicir luothv-rs
nlm, n species of fnsclnniiou ncnriy nklu
in bypnotlsm. Engineers tcil runny storics
of this peculiar fact. Not long ago on n
rullrond running out of this city tou'nrd
tho south the cuuiucer of n night train
noticed Minn-thing IIlIeIIIl of lillu.on tlic
truck. Always apprehensive of (lflllul‘r. in-
blvw his whistle. put. on his bruins rind
unnrriodly nppront‘hul tho spot \vlnvn- Ibc
obstiu-II- wns obit ri'cd., it. Wart soon Sf’i'll
to ho n cnlf thnt .~tood in thc ccntcr of tho
truck. rim-lug with With) opt-II cycs nt thu-
licndllght, 'l‘liu \Vlll-iii‘ y‘tmmcd .'I shrill
nlnrm. Tho "ll" did not blow. T'ii‘ lwii
wns \‘inlcnily rung. but thc unlmnl hccdod
it not. With some IiIilchilty thc trnin Wm?
iii-mull"; to h hnit within It frw {m m' ”It"
fnscinntcd vnlf illli‘l‘o‘iuUil with bond I-rmt
(Sr/lily: nt thc light "It though pvtriilnl.
'l‘hu fireman jumped down from tho rnb,
Fl'ln‘d tlw cnlf by ilu- i :Ir.- to drug it from
tho trnr h. whcn imtnnily thc nionwnt its
oycs were trikcn from the light tiin full
pmncssiou of crew faculty Fi‘illlli‘ll to rc-
turn, nnd with II hollow of fright tin- calf
broke from his hands rind run :Iwny ht.
full speed. The animal bud undoubtedly
hccn the victim of n i-pcchvn of hypnothm,
nnd tho Inmncnt its 3.11m wns (“Vi'l‘li'il
from tho objrct ihnt fascinntcd it tlm .~p.-H
“'zlt'i brokcu, rind the calf rnn nwny.
lint the minus on tho lino of thc lrnn
Mountain on: not thc only nnlinuls tlint
am frII-u'iuntcd by firc. nutl ilih'illiiiiw' i4
inkcn of this circumstance by lllllllt‘l‘r~ who
ill'fill'ii much grime, with littio trnublc
'l‘iIls spccics of sport. is host. corrh-d on
hiring ilic banks of u sirrnin Whrrc iii'I‘l'
lll‘i' nbundnnt. 'I‘lin huntvrs cmlulrli in :I
skill, lit the bow of which is fin-d 3 tin»-
poo. in this Mini is L'I‘tii brightly burn-
ing. orif mom eonwnlont n hnndful of
mun sonkcd in oil is pluccd in tho l‘i‘i"‘ii
im'lc, while the nccupuuis of thc skiff nrc
fihilllf‘il front View by n ncrccn. ’l‘bc skill
iloIIiI-I down the stream, puidcd by Iiu‘
hole-elves "$0 of n pntldlc, null ihc uninmb
on tho bunk. uttrnctcd by 51) unit-Ind :I
spectacle. stnnd hclplcssly fliiililfl or it
until tbuy full victims to the bliniern' lllll'i.
Ii-ifi said that even the must timid dw'r.
wbcn Inntlu aware of thc prcscncc oi lIu
lllllll beings by the eccnt.wiii not run
nn'ny while the light. is in sight, but.
quivering in every nerve. will yet ~.tmui
nnd wntch the blaze until shot. 'l‘hI- sum-.-
thu curly tiny: of this country. with tho
diflI-rcncu ihnt the light wns corriui by
in'the rear, ready to do dcuriiy Clo-t‘lll'iuli-
The sport was exciting. i-otnctimrs too
much so,"for strolling bonds of indium
Occasionally tool; ntltnutugu oi" tbu oppor-
tunity nil'ordI-d by tlti‘: liuht to hunt thi-
hnntvrn, and when Illa-y did so tln- rcsolt
was niwnys had for tiw men who m-rv
cnrryingthc light, :to they wm- oxpusI-Ii
nnd il'u‘flyt‘d cwry motion to the hidden
county—St. Louis Giobcht-Inocrot
A Scientific hpccuiaunn.
is evidenced as having existed at one time
all over the earth, Sir William Thn'mrsmn
583's: "'l'he‘ enrth might be “a“ globe of
white hat Don, non-mi with a crust of
rock 2.000 feet thick, N there might be an
ire cold temperature 'lthin' on feet of the
' surface, yet the climate could not. on that
account he sensibly difl'erent from what- it
is. or the soil be sensibly more or loss gen
iril than it“ in for’Yhe rout! of trees or
“Fillillli‘l‘ plums." Mouifcetly, thcrcfore, the
duration of lifoupou the surfncc can in no
Why be dependent upon tho length or in-
[Bllsllyt'lf'ht‘llh supply from the llllt'l‘llil‘
This, it is claimed, Could not nt the pl‘e‘u
out time melt a millimeter'thickness of it:
*St. Louie-Post-Dispetch.
4—...—
A. (Eu-(in; Quint.
Muller meets his friend Sago] at the
anktsh births. Each in troubled with n
gouty foot and heeheeh onlercd message
by his doctor. Dnringiheopcrntion Mui-
ler cried out lustliy with pain, whileNnnci
maintained a stolid composure, greatly to
Mtfllbt’e -' astonishment; '1th Wit-era
“fled the: l‘ / . 4
“How could you stand the rubbing on
quietly? Didn't it hurt?“ etrociontly?"
“Nothing of a kind," willingly rc-
plied Xegoi. simply held out my
healthy tootl"-L tige Blotter.
C
cats
The right uptmlate young men's» out-
side garments. mntle in covert cloth,
strnp scams, 3+ and 30 inches long.
$10.00, 13.50, 15.00, 18.00.
Little money for much style. can't tell
them from one costing double. We've
. more conservative;
Spring Ovorcoato.
in all wool Ilnrlt enssimcres. cheviotn, ..
tltibcts worsteds rind covert clotlifiilflihl
7.50, 8.50, in, i2. 13.50, is, is, 20.
Little or big prices, but every garment
is (ill wool nud well made. Now is the
How to pill't'llfii-‘t‘ when wc how all tlic
sizes
English Walking Suits.
New style frocks, made medium length,
with lnpcls on pockets. in' handsome
Scotch plaids, checks and home npunii.
$15 and 18 :1 suit.
Your i'nrc pnirl both ways on still!)
purchase, one we y on It $3 purchase.
Eiqs&(o.
Men's. Iioys‘ and Children's ()utiittcrs.
liliilililil'iik’l‘, Cr.
Open Monday, Friday and Suturdny Evenings".
SCHAUB’SilliRREi,
2:8 Washington Steet, So. Norwalk.’
MW
HIADQUARTEHS FOR
First-Class - Me'atsll
. $0MAUB’SMARKET,
OLD AND RELIABLE
Daily Direct Freight
BETWEEN
New York, South Norwalk and
Norwalk.
plun of hunting wns followcd on land in ‘.
0qu of the party whilc tho Uihi'l’i lurltt-Il .
lirfcrrinr- to tho wnrincr climntc which .
THE PROPELLERS,
City Of'NOTWalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
Will lcnvc Pier :3, ii. lx‘., llcckmau street, New York, at
5 p. ill. llcui'c. Norwalk, 5 p, to; South Norwalk 6 p. m.
Freight Received from 7 n. m., to 5. p. m. Upon A-pp'i.
cation to agents the City of Norwaik; liagle and Vulcan
will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in New
' York or its vicinity.
All persons orc'forbid trusting any of the employees
of this boats of theline on account of the owners thereof.
”A Dainty‘Giit.
stylish, weil-iitting pair of shoes is he meant
_Itble P P. F. 8 EN. '1‘ an
to where the very bestof its kind one; be pm!
chitin-d, it'u easily answered ~ In.
eo wdsnmeron stem.
i50uth Norwnik, court.
I
‘PERHAPs You DON
hit it you should w;Ini uuv
VT" H
Diamands, Watches, " Jewelry or
... Silverware !'
dIJeWelry Repaired and (finned, «all. or
send at once to
A. W. AUSTIN, 9
Opera House Block,
Or your Watches, Clocks an
> . I hztvr «run «,3ch
After all snid nnd done, It fine, Weill-niacin, } _
anything" yon§ ‘
‘cnn thlnkoi'. If there is nny questions air
'H.s.BRownrs:
NORWALK. OT.
A firm“ might iuwriitentm the
yeti-tee of fibrin!!!” mule. which no
portrait»! and Willy with» ”My Iowa!
i;ti..trtit=i A firm! mumm tinn- wouitl
l to on another turn (or linunilmndrimsa.
rhepetnimtuinmwend Who m on the main
is non hurtling oi. .M-I a» plain or
, «his! the More call or! domino ”nub
ital lam; Helpline wool. lI o-uniiy eon-
.yr. r-i msm main}. minor-lid) biotic. and
little! hm" roll,» or If»: H ‘U‘i lr- loft‘l)’
mac n, r.” Ilmtlt i». Ml , . :. in .d. I I It “2
rrre. in!” My I:rl,0‘a!-‘.’. I oi , 'i. r Iiiiuus.
. .t..l..:i riftrriho
t1-:,:iu,. twins... v tr: . 1.x .; .i hutdidi
itlti l'v‘i‘ti *3! ”it“ i“ I l u. .5. r, it il’il‘ ii 11‘1““
with .w-nml stint-«o oi ~in it” ”ill! homo—
rmnirx win! Immd irwn union”, but
ii ‘ii'. is I tr‘i-ptluiwil ll '.l....,ill.Iii lei-lion. by
» thr- twy, mt, mud w‘w.l...piirbul hull-e
E Milan, mull trait. "new arm in it» rift all
‘ indie-big i. Eir'l‘iit, um . trli‘lln end up-
pi-rs/iru It llmilu I! .-. ri' Lind Tiny
o
wm :ér law mi intuit» torn :y o! ulein's
2' ::.-.r emilmnwi, nml if on} of mums.
.H m- ~" film‘flflilrh 63"”! =f'it.1lihi’l3i.ii"
ri',-. : tit-p in! i) want I . i, ...i». tit-w,
rt
'lu'th .HJl Iiwm i I “43 luk'lf Intuition
ti; "w ”3»)!ij . ”PM! is
”wild: twain! till-Ila} in l “loci;
draw I. «mi,- :. a wile v tlll wrip and n‘ori.»
tint. we r‘..- .r I-rri‘f‘ em a If shin illlil
‘ m-‘zs‘t. 547i IN"? by ww tr Mill so on, Fup‘
we or. e mi... r... i. new ii’tmcr, omy in» - in;
line“ in. .p ow .721. .4 ip' humid.» you n!
llama, or; in-Ulll‘ limit. tin: [i (as
”out Lalo l ..‘M. i.‘ l"¢".‘i. 1:.» the Vol
m Writ r. in.’ . at» in wt vim rwimry lo i‘il'
“ratify EW'F‘ILlT'l" ”bury it in wt
urinary. I...t rich mi nahflj’ m ilw highmt
mun-- but»; m: ::-- I " My 4 m'ln‘t‘nl‘,
an}hrifit..-f.xlun:'iui. :«l‘u'kl . . rymnd.
mr hill!!!“ “fighfl' and oil.‘ r lino. is wrwd
i
a v...‘
2;! if. .‘i‘ .» fr; ., .9 Lit/iv 11.2.] t-w. wuh a
x. , .~. , 31: 1! [ri’l‘h‘llli route, in
w, i 'i,- l 1. mi 11 ii pi-ppcr
n in 9.1 m. I a; worm , “ f.» o grout part.
if» it all «tuniiituxfi «£~ii;'!nmi u
yi‘rnl. ti. o; i. v. 3",: v? Hull A" i LMHJH' i3 I'l
is, if ... r :r would on!» '1‘)! lath of it
- mil; oral iii'li I- “thugs
Circe ll“ iii-tr iiiiiiiv Lit,"
in order in
tr. I... m. «inst Minus» on. how ‘.tr, I ought
«my Visit to m'iiv I‘luiv-n Iin)’ um you
Ir; i 1'» Mil " ~';. turnout-drain
5“? f; ? Fol i::1' luz' (3.:1'. )‘i'll 1mm
:w‘t. .t limitation .w in l4 r man boom.
'14'll)3.'-li-luill:.'
'. liaz'tgminiu
iii any n
top. i
'1
fi-"lfixl ~
A
“v
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.. lzir' l‘, 1:4 or in lung"
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M f “In iMiil nil ‘ili‘
. .. Ell." 1., with”) «’1'
:w ;-. ll: wt ..ti'ilnng.
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l.:..ri i. .i‘my a...
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. - my mull
i luv "- "tint: in
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' .2 l'l“'il:i1l(l
'1 in
' ‘.- w lil;"::lii’
his ...«x- "it ”In" Laflbidiri‘lll'l-liluL is to
. mi. iii " or. (to. him. in slain. '
; bin-Ir N- . . ,
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mil):
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I. n portend} L’fl“\'.t‘}lr~'
1-. “rhinitis: UK ”will”;
r. "1‘1 i“ 1.3 ti riu‘i‘izll
lilie i'Mln npwciuiiy
:- Ex. -.. initiator) it» progwr pot"
“tinge?“ (T int); wranrrly
' we in“ 'rl‘i‘3.,:fli rllld'.‘li;.' to-
..l .iyliidufu Hung. and :It.
' -il1,‘lllv‘il‘t”l\-i‘llll
w u .ll.i.‘.~l illiilglh“
“ you try
‘ ' iiuhuurinn
l» :i throw 1
y 33' {but
lilM'llldliUlli-l
. ”rum. ,ul 4* Ilt'I‘l' liI'I'
. 1' Mi ‘1‘ lamb. in in
l ”Milli-Niki duoglitux-,~.—~
.i.. ..
I.“ It,
so i.l,.-t" \VM
‘ er. Jinn.» t
Martel» mu} Worm Lou.
. ll; {:11 " ‘3 ,. ii iii m'ti‘n'd by :1 \‘I-ry
4 ~ ,1 bum; James, as one
xvi-u. p ~at'rniilg uh cs-
wrr .1:,.v piltuipUI-li (If tint
"nth ii to go} for that rare
"l"-i‘l‘.i iii‘l‘l't'piiull
a ll rm ms to
't\'i.'; liiiltscll
into the ob-
.i-m >1 it‘ll, turn
'-i l lllln pointthu
. - hill minim-ii loo
}' . if yin . in, u shtulc per-
.i' ill . it.I-ipwt'oiiii'iyt of New
in H... Luzi n Mainly i5
' Whit in the t‘nilr
m, but. than is
n min-Sushi ' :1 of him as
' not , ‘l lumiihilvIluuticr,
Niall}g‘l"i‘,lili"i,1;l,iiI-i.l Willi (liliuul-
"nu m .4 'li '
I'Ii‘: \- illw
. Iv-‘ii'. iii‘i‘diuil .
\\ ml; i’i’r‘eiiihl \Wii'ill ii‘ in.
5,.
:n
r
a. thawriptions of the
. v lwti's simplicity is
.ijh-u‘l ’Mgl‘llfi’l‘ than that.
. 3. hi}.- I.” u certain kind
~.~t-~:Iu the interest one
(blot-n the named. And it is just
mt mm» thorium: mouth to be distinguished _
rot-«limit.» Iwi n4- ~iiiflly1lllfiflll op—
. now-auto moral iii. .t‘i‘lilt‘irllil has
it , honor «it... tun- that it is also
\\ Min:- pimuit Micro critics mostly
1i rim-glint to Iron inn ll‘,“il,‘.‘. and of all
». .I,.v,~,.-wlun».i-_..~mi ml.»- ein'r'n goddess sci-m
i. drawn-«Mill in lhiimw lur Lliudmass.
. mini-rerun l’ivn‘c Lou lCuVL'S
L: eiiil.,‘."ililalil'i','f mun irivrn Ill-2 mural
on.» at the tonal vitimn. tor a flu
. mentor hv .i.:.l— (Lirluuely‘ little to
. m ; ch (illlfli‘vtf «"iniuisiu L!’ bv;iulogy.~«
l nonunion“ lame-9r.
., ...,»-
4 iii
do.
\‘g‘:
. ,............ v r. ...-
- l, 1M New!" Yum hire»; 0“" Booth.
Aim. or i“ wt
in 1" "111?.
”hm ploy .: jumniic rolr‘s meet a
,1,» my 1-3.; 'omgi'. ‘l‘bo loading:
up lrlri' it. 'l‘lit‘l'c was
V .I-y-»-.i;;».~ 4-5,; rim hat. and he»
1 oh.“ wont llvmbvr Show an
...,i sin... will oeubducd pol-
; iimiiri’i'a‘ min!
i ,1.‘ imp lion.”
5.
mo tho!“ {ff—wt ...“ .‘gl‘w’l
. w 12.4: a. 1hr l....:ttt‘“ asked the juve-
l'ii‘." '
“ it"; i961»: ' -. «iii-M. "answered the lead,
i... our. in. lino-mil min n roll».
i‘.‘ ,. 7.. in ii it: new and his sympathy.
“,1“. pm». .' 11 ' "“ he Ilhlffil.
~‘ [gm .“M‘iii it»: humid him {inlay-11
, ~.;’.‘x'.il"tmr«xl the: hmrtbmkirn
v .,. I.. ,. ii iii“ “.
' he): r: attendance” asked the juve-
. A I». ‘
i t meter mthedoetie *1th
l in? tit; rezone: t tore .
3 “until??- itetadenrxt” he cried. "Hy
; M7,. or: hand W“ .. away.“—Vi'oshlisg-
l<a "It Ir
«a: «w.
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