y, our foreign goods we import direct. With {our stores to buy tornnd cash to buy with we are
iiofltion to UNDER BUY and UNDER SELL. Your own intelligence will define this clearly; still
am you Q shop and get prices elsewhere, then come and be convinced by ocular proof.
- - - - SUMMER GOODS.- . . .
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[I Stone, every make.
Baseline Stoves, the “Quickm‘al” only
Refrigerators, white mountain and Cooper & McKee.
~ lib! Carriages, 23 different styles.
Ore not, Amateur and proiessional.‘
Immocks, newest, best, cheapest.
Porch Screens, outside bamboo.
Cream Freezers. the “Hero," triple action.
Lawn flowers, the “King" only.
Screen Doors, every style and quality.
Matting, largest variety in the city.
Gerdanflose,strietl y guaranteedJOc ft.
Everything in our house is warranted, delivered free and returnable for cash.
. Open evenings until 8:30, Saturdays, 10:30 p. m.
, l I; , "I? ‘
”regards prices and qtillityi We most emphatically statc,'withont tear of contradiction, that no;
in South Norwalk. and few in New York compete with us. Our dumcstic goods come direct from
. . STU RTEVANT , "'
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”too O Und"
”bicycle:
I, _ i and
FOR on
Easy
Terms.
well stocked with fresh goods.
Harnesses, Robes, Blankets and Whips.
paging ai'Specialty. A139 as tine alinc oi‘Carriages aitil'Wagons as to be i'm‘md any-
g i~ fringe 11$}:in flute to select from, and prices right. The place is
5: . .1 . "‘ -.
as FACTORY ANDREPOSITORV.
JUST ONE WORD!
SHUTII NURWALK, - - - CONNECTICUT.
For 'lngrain,’
Tapestry,
Brussels or
Moquette ,
......CARPET$!
Oil Cloths, Linolcums and Mailings, go to
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34 Washington Street, - - . . .
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no at «mam our
Mm the moorin- out «our.
Win-w ntlti in toilet! puma are M
Tho nuns and virtue- ot the M.
\‘et (rum yoncm of knight
'l he urn-Ivan nan vanish-i alto;
XI, north remain: but Itorlu tel
‘i‘hut he who nit-ops {ought true and wells
in kindnes- mm. in "amnion niow- -
A oonotant friend. a continuum rm;
Who partly ionuht {or love at light.
but . hit-fly for the love of right.
To ll. ly Loud he rode nway:
mi.- thou a holy land today.
With IIn'tIrd and hottlc no he strove:
Size. thou the union of love.
lie non oneurlh 1; poor renown:
i
, tietttleiunn‘u .‘tlugmlno.
’l V ‘ Q '. V
MRHE Ahll PA’I‘liuN'l‘.
Drnnlntiu lit‘rfltitlfl“'dtillll
Nam Winchester.
Scone—John Stoyne’s bwlrnom. im-
mediately after the doctor's vinit.
Stoynew-Nurno, what did the doctor
any?
Nuno~lle tools very hopeful the op-
‘ oration will provo successful. and your
I light naved~—pruvidod you continue to
l wear the bandage putIontly.
l Steyno~lln said that in horn. Uni;
aide, whenyonxhnt tho door, he said
I you looked ill.
i Nam (atnmlntm a idllflllla-YOUIVO
been earnsdroppinir. I haven‘t. much
i color. naturally.
Steyno—Still you look ill. ' is nursing
' me so wearisomo?
| Nurse—No: younrn very considerate
{—for a patient. lint you must not
gworry about me. Remember the tint:-
' tor'u wonln: “Preserve a tranquil mind.
)Tho more patient. you are the owner
you will see."
l Stoyno (refluctivolyiwl think [have
been patient—mom patient than you
guess, nurse. I have longed so ferv-
ently to nee—dual one glance. nI-I fleet
Eingnnyonplonae. provided it took in
ltho right object. (A silence.) Nurse.
5 how long do i sleep in the daytime. no a
finite?
Num—-Fonr or five hours.
Steyne—J don't; it's pretense; T urn
; day dreaming. i am wondering. among
father things. what your features are
like.
i Nurse (begins to dust a mirror with it
alone hnndkerchiettiou are very in»
quititive. y
l Shayne—It's not mere inmiisitivonoI-‘a.
llouco knew a lnoy whom- voieo no
5 greatly resembled yours that i am eager
I to know it' your features bear likeness
too.
Steyno,
Nurse-Jn a few days your bandage V
[will be removed, and then~ (Ste-pd
E abruptly.)
l Steyno—-Why do you pause? I think
, your conscience in troubled. nurse.
iWhnt answer didlyuu make the doctor
.jaat now? That you have already
‘ written to the hospital to be rehevud of
. your duties here on the plea of t‘uibng
‘hoalth. and that you expect to be re-
lieved to morrow. 'I heard.
Nurse—l can send you my pliotrr‘
,gruph. That will assuage your curi-
. osity. "
Steyne-—It is my mind that requires
1 relief now. Did 'ymi ever know u. wo
man called Ethel Hampton .’
l Nurse (shakes out her limo handken
I Chicano—Yes.
l titoyne (jumps excitedly to his foot)—
‘ You did!
I Nurse (FOVerely)-—l decline to pursue
itho topic. You are exciting yourself
I most detrimentally. ’
l \SteyuenYou leave me to consume
with inward tire.
l Nursc~~l decline to be an accessory
I to your optical suicide.
l Stoynem You eunn It stay my thoughts.
‘ I know Ethel Hampton nino your-I ago.
=’ l was almost engnw d to marry her. I
lsupposo sho is married now. (A sil»
'ouce.) You won't rcply‘.’ Well. it's a
:roliof to talk about it. So you know
i her? Queer coincid ~ncc. My curiosity "
:to look upon you hn~I increased a bun-
jdrodfold. Your voices are so similar.
, too; only hers was mischievous, and
If yours is rather tearful.
Nurse—4V9 lived together. People
unconsciously imitate one another.
l SteyucaFor thesnmo reason you may
= have other characteristics in common.
Nurse (nitduciilcilly)wPoéisilfly.
Steync—And did you admire her?
Nurso--—I did once.
Steyno—And so did I—oncew-before
l I discovered her duplicity-her hypoc-
titty.
Nurse (startled)_Beforo what?
Stoyne (bitterlyl-r-«s‘he jiltod me.
Nurse (coul‘ltuedi—I—Sho never told--
‘me that. though silo confessed most
‘ things to me.
i Steyne—It is nevertheless a fact. I
had arranged to take her to the Queen’s
Theatre on a certain night. At the last;
minute she sent, me a telegram :——"Sorry.
Too ill to go to theatre. Don't call."
N urseimnnzedy—Yon are mistaken!
She-couldn't have said that.
Stayno—Mistnken! Hardly. I have
the telegram still.‘
'Steyne—Hampton—her's.
Nurse—But she went to the theatre
that night.
Steyne—So did I. I saw her there. in
a box, looking anything but ill, with
that cad Brodhnm. Perhaps youdidnr't:
know him.
Nurse (ogitatod)—-Y‘ . He calicdi'ot'
her at the last minute.
Steyntk—Prearmngml.
Nurse—J assure you it was not. (Em-
phatically). And she did not send that
telegram. Why should she have added
"Don't Call?"
my knowledge.
Stoyne——By her request. Living in
rooms. with only a companion—I sup
pose you were the companion, nurse—-
silo studiously rejected mule visitors,
except b‘rodham. He called frequently.
Nurse—Ho was privileged. being her-
(SUIL‘JUI.
could have written. .
Steyne~After her telegram. and sees
‘ing her at the theatrewith‘Brodhomi
Oh. no! I considered the explanation:
duo trom her. I gave her two days.
Nurse—Then you lent her a yachti—
minus explanation alpaca-am
*a ._ --.. .._.... . ...-...
'm Mountain. imam
Win thou on earth Love‘s faulolcui (II-own. ‘
Nurse—With whose name attached?
You never did call—to
(After a little pause) But you ‘
, Cave to 9m.
i xflm-Itrfiu to antral her *-
l mimlnd you were mud. . all
, Woflvwl'wlurtnmeiy. no. A [on
scandal crept futon 14min“ "
per. telling of a mum who hurl driven
“HIM hour. devil ot‘ a was to muddy, I.
nrunndolmt way I lawn»! that the
Wumun woo Ethel “comm.
Norw- My" Your «III-i mt Inertia:
the pom devil of own win-r Fried Brut
hum.
WWW-m (food Lord“ I hex you! our
don. nurse. lo that I hurt?
Minnow—Yen. has you are writing
yoiumelt', mitt...
titayne-li's at m w; the inward
tlro'u a main: iumaw um. Twila:
thin—4n Ethel llivnvprm muted"
Nursemtm “more. but you. um
night. you went to the tritium}, mu!
Ethel ”tempura a integrals: in that
Worthtz~~~”.‘tuny, 1“.» viii new» Mar-*3 I
tro. bunt mill. Johny Memory“ '
flteyno~~ (surprimii I «lull or»: and
that telegram or any other; i
Nurse-Ir Hho rmnwrli at. ;
t‘lteyne.» hweam mot mil-molt that I i
did not semi it.
evidence in: my terror on the. ion» of it. ‘
The wording: of the! rum rein-mam to.
identical. tine prrmn «mt huh. l
Nurse; Later on than! «whim i'ml l
Brodhamcwllmli. wort swirl! y cur telegram ,
was a rotten Ivy-mow. M in.» that ion.
noon you, hml‘riuir I»: M an «on. And. ‘
havinga boat for tho- QTE'W'E. he W
lumiwi her to ammonium MIMI.
ttteyne Ienliulirmnti. «zinw‘l Sumatra-w" ‘
That's how u: ow.
Fred Buoil‘lnrm: slim himself. ;
Nurse. For which pewdlw iiiluuuwl illM-T.
hecmm she \va lucky mrzrr'nx'v m min: i
his cunning. .
Stoyne (with lli‘llt'flV-M‘ll arc. titans-«Int»
Nam Winchester. in MM IWM-‘m.
married: yeti? ‘
Nurse: No. ,
Steyno; Tiiamxlr (Scull? (inn you hind
her for inn-1' .
Nurse: You. will]: «in lir-It' :liw «lily illlM';
doctor rI-movee yum! l'IIiIIrIIlewv-I l“- ;:t the
matron dues nui'. Reurli In *ttvllwfillilihllhlt‘ llm'I
the tomorrow. i
Shayne. I-ihewizlliho' lime- iii the no; :
tron~tlien my «tiny chemo-ling our: nwti
all madness. lll'rlia-il' I ii" In nip his homily}
to tour awn-y hie l-‘nvurl'wgm, .-
Nnrnu (seizing: In» “\t‘i‘e‘timi Julian. i
don't touch rlmu!‘ Don't to!" my mike. l
millaclr and. Whom.
ANKtLE DEEP ih'h- 9253‘“.
A Story M New (vi-item» um “email
Morton with the a iii-mow}
(ion. Ronni. oil Wim'mmrui. rip-omittiino’
ot‘ the. entry of the; ll'uIiI-Ini Army ml»
New indium». sxviull titu- mtflhui‘ allay “"ll
wao one. oi! rho: moat. component union in
the whole» work-i. fl thrill Marni «It! than»
londu in which rite nicer» than who»: mud
the hills were mutila- of mutual Brown»: at
sugar, hut! ll nI-wur civiuw-iuwil Mi xii-titty
whose street-i \‘vuru‘llxum- deep in rut-emit
nous. Yet. this was jun-6 the mute mine-h
we eutenull New (mile-mu». “unwilling-Iii
waded unhlmllwp- no «W mull limit in
the streets- wlunp; rho. river;
1 Wliiln tilimiililariin hm Hummus mutation
ot‘ ltihfl‘il’)‘. llshullll nM or" (Irwin: nth» whim.
i You SGT“. f-llt‘ flaci'. nil Elli" lhitlotr'llewllw not? mime
,port linzl‘icnInm-Ilf mount. I';,"thllilllllllil‘,\’ mil :t‘IhI
products ot’ the moth». win “in mama-12‘ and
cotton. to pilv up in. ill'm‘ Is .. :uinil Inh-
, inability oti In ”WitmlR‘ owning» illiuiz- ennui!
. runnlted in the \\‘itil'c‘lill"itllw% limiting iii}?l on!
'toiovci'lli'nviujx. When: “enema“ lLuquvtIII
. realized? than: he l'ti'tl't‘rtl'» on» up Iilhv Iiihgilul
land: leave the city him I’l‘t‘lli’lllllillllllIl-Wil MI
. render it impnwi-hlo the nth» I!” "mini mu
' diers to make: uro- all the nuImzynzizniglonmm
‘ of stores. To this urn l1 the 9,;qu Ikill'lldzti'x‘v
for it's ilcni’rinriuiit. .trmll ihii’lil-‘u‘llllll'vilx‘ «,1
‘ hogahowls- oi' new suntan \‘ovuw “mull-mu
Opi‘ll .Indf their chitin-um o'ltHll limit.» mu»
5 streets just. like oh- marlin Inzxmr mull.
I‘m With a. mum il'Iii'illliiilllfl'liiill)" Iilvir mini-
timc. being. uni-ll ennui! unumw mil tirruc
stud“ were. pilw‘li up when.» nth»,- nllI-uiuro :-
tIiouuccurrml‘. Winn: our Iu.:iIIIII-'lhIIIli hum.)
:hc section oi’ t‘lio- ciiiy u‘lhonv- illli'w' \‘ihlnillll'
had been st’orml.‘ we: lliIllI‘dlIlilill)‘ until I«Ii no
sugar. , ll iii-yen sauv’ sun-ii: mouth»- iiuI will
my liii'i‘.‘ ill till» reopen-tit. “\lilf‘lil‘e' allluihig {lilac
I
I
i
i
burning: oi? (the cutiiimm \v'li'iiI-ll: liiuvll Elm-mu
wort-d there. “willing lilo! .iInI up“."autumnal;
t'« 11' shipment to lil‘In'npoz.“’
[LOI‘FTI'A‘h FINANCEfi.
film Nam» (frown- Minimum ”mull mutt! Hamill
Road'- L-Mlnltlnz- ‘
A‘ successful l‘IIn'liI-llurquriill its lLI'dllifiL,’
who has “mood! at 3 willy iiiuiiituIIim- ililioimu
the tickle .15 Hill es‘s‘. 5'.le il‘hl‘llitl'illlllitilll In'iiitlh
having.r utiiiltlizuliuz. “Will illllh‘ws‘tlm'll iiIm :iI;
hotel inziitimitmrnwui: m. lili‘i'r‘ liiurlk Anar-
Im’e '1’livn:t‘r-~..which: s-lla'e' .vnlinwiuume. IlmI
New York. she: line In iiianI aqpnuuhumut
house. mull s-llo‘ «ruins mead! osmotic- :lelll Mimi
the country. Silo-Inuit limr liltihiiliiktlll- Mn»;
tirubtfrcin nwko zi-lill mtl' till.» lunch-summon
without: tlhr iii-lip oil uncut. lllluur illamllmr
was onunsuciwsilinl mn‘unnz. until it! mans
from a. in}: cabin: on: ll‘dul‘iiiiiit «'imik. lililllln.
that: the Witness lulll‘li‘.‘ lhur «lini‘iunt.
Honey- in- limiting wm~ iinI Mum.
Bills i‘oiI licuumiosuul uncdhxuw aunull «my»
0qu moratorium: WNW“ lituou- lliuu’nl pow
sonicdi to till-r Shorten-tarp mil mom.» will Mun
taunt. nun “will athll iillu- outwith iii; could no
l)n»0lll)‘ jiisif :ulhonm «uponiinm ”lilies lluf'gfllo'
luturcxoil‘nneril :u lhmury' mil stimuurih than;
the si’ztzlpsotl otrilEnI-s il-“I'll «anyone». until an 1
«near mam! peopllr anti-x intuition; lint-s «of
money llllll'l'iuql nth» zuii'uuulle. ‘llItiIil-owll.
wolf» hmminnx lune ileum arllwpilmil are a
stczuliy’ business liyaauuy Ifmnmw' «MW
boysr
There": «irrv'n'mttouthl 1 _
r .t [3451an Mani I ~
Monday. My or SM) mom i I
Mac‘s to.
Right _
Now!
Niel/Lilla!“ in the my start of flu! uason'a do-
nut .
RIB!” HOW. when you are loaln'ng amund for your
3 'ng out/it.
”[07,”, NOW. when the harvest of 61:9 pmfils is sought
, adm- dealers.
I?! ”1' NOW. when our stool! contains the new novel-
ties In Men's, Boys' and Little Folks' armants, and '
the (MEI TEST ISSORTMENT of sly es and vine ’
to choose from.
Bridgepofl‘s laryest Clothing House gives a patent il-
lustmi'ion of it's buy/n and selling pour.
We (my early, we have i 9 garment made our my, bet-
ter cut. better trimmings, better silk.
We pay more to have this done and you pay us no
mom than you pay elsewhere for poorer made gar-
ments. Our label on every gannenmvely sit/Move!) col-
lanevery but is a guarantee of their good value. When
we loll you this through the medium of the press it's
(be came as if you were ”pi: i here in the atom. and
we are Willing anytime to refund the money if you ‘
are not satisfied with your purchase.
Our Top-Coats a! Slow-you seldom see better at 6‘75.
Some of the more extmvagant dressers prefer our
813.50, 815 and Sl8--matter of a few dollars.
Minds 6&0. '
Open Monday, Friday and Saturday Evenings.
Bridgeport. Conn.
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Daily Direct Freight Line
New York, South Norwalk and
Norwalk.
THE PROPELLERS,
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
Will leave Pier .3, ii. R., lcckmnn strcct, New York, :It
5 p. m. Leave Nurwnlk, 5 p. m; SnIIIlI Noun”: 6 p. m.
Freight Received from 7 :I. m.. to 5. p. In. Upon Appli.
cation to agents the City of Norwalk, Tingle and Vulcan
will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in New
h'oi‘k .or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting: any of the employees
of this boats of the line on account of the uwncrs thereof.
loin-o i'tmut won»: the uu‘iitliimm- «Iii: Itllw _
Synupuliii'yi Mainlin- eoilnnum- .
SpIII"I-r'lRio-I2Ilis~ ct'ililics unte- mil-.mwlly‘
warning; him than (litt'ilr "imitation: «In: :ufi
Volcano“: ihui iiil'ttlitatt iuI'IIlw mime. pmnpile;
who luwe lindl czoninil onion-Intrinsic numiii E
Mr. Reed? wilill sympmtlinmv mimic tithe wit
‘cimoIA—Phiiiuihipihiiu llmi‘wz.
W flow «was;
I
1 some New Youth limita- home Itwmu Idle-Zun-
business for tiltimty' yum. ant-ti menu
closed! minimum .
MmMikwwib—Mmhwm
tenet I wonder mm M "saw
with Wimp-rune
,M.-. swan n..-
“.' as
N,"
Knuth Eliminating}... 3 am i,“ ‘ mayo Tom 5 ‘.
A Dainty Gift.
(3.". After all sold and done, a line, well-made,
i .‘lyllHII, vu-il tit Ling pair of shoes is as accept-
l itilltt P It i“. H II) x 'l‘ at anything you
can think of. if there is any question an
' ' t. to where. the very bestof its kind can be pur-
_ , . 53 chased, it‘s easily answered-«at.
‘H.s.fBROWN’s
l 90 WASHINGTON STREET,
l$outh No'rwalk. Conn.
PERHAPS YOU DON’T,
But it you should want any
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry
Silverware !
(hr your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired and Cleaned, call or
' send at once to
A. W. AUSTIN,
Opera House Block, NORWALK, CT.
OT
suit the times as well as the smo-
kers. The richest man in town wouldn’t
ask for anything better; the poorest man
in town wouldn ’tasl: foranythingeheaper.
A .2 02. package for 5 cents. ‘ Ask for
it at any tobacco dealers. If you prefer o
si ightl y heavier palate—Try Susana].
Made to
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