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' {iSIGNMENT THIS SEASON of import samples of fine china a
ram ‘Europeflcompriging in part 'Cups and Saucers, Plates, Bowls, Plnltdr, iii‘rnittl, Celery ,~ .
goldersyzfirleams, Jugs, Chocolate i’ots, Condensed Milk jars, Butters, Sugars; pooners,0lives
Dishes. Fine Cut Glass, Bouquet Holders and hundreds of pieces of fancy Brie-a-Brac.
.. the entire lot at a low figure, and are able to offer them to you (or below import cost.
' cycle Lanterns, light weight, made to sell fur $t.25; our price this week, 69c. Electric Bicycle
; bartern for Refrigerators, .Gaso
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wiping" o":
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line Stoves, Window Screens, Porch Blinds and Mailing
sewing)...imam
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implore out the lot at n reduction of no per cent from our pretent'lownprlctis. This, trill be u
d Kla'F-some of the
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STOCKED WITH THE FINEST LINE OF
nanometers and Horse Goo
'ING done at short notice. All purchnsers of bicycles tau
Ilaving'lensed the Norn'tilk
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actor-y and .Solcsrooms, ,
Madison ‘and Franklin Sts..
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Branch Shops
BROAD RIVER
dslll
ght to- ride
BodyBrussels, Axminster,
A large variety of China and Japanese Mailings, Oil Cloths and
Linoleums, Shades, Lace Curtains, Porticres.
fun-Jud
(hypipe is u pipeoi'pace ifiilled with mimo- nose mm
.meieneuts in this great tobacco that put a tobacco lover in good humor stoma-put f
thin out good term pith himselfuud his enemies. Give the dealer 3 cent: and at for
LonlLLAnn's .
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empiric There
.Th W X wind W. MM”: wild mo
in? nmhlgd in'tho trimmer roux
"Butane." it wig . “but one.” ,
”mad tbgtont; ill W blown.
o to 00 ‘o .
‘ - lilo y
Bnt’plnclnu. 1 grieved: ms nu mine.
‘ or It would die wt in on hour:
'A nut-d thrush won «1 min the ilowor:
Mom. it: little benrt would pine.
lie uty did no longer rhino -
. . : ‘ Above her bower.
, ,
' IV.
Ihutoned to my Love. my Sweet.
And placed the wild my in her trout:
My live by other tips were pro-t.
My soul‘nnothnr rout ht meat. ‘
My Indium without in it: but:
Lovo'c thnnlui were heat.
' wBlucltmun'n Magazine.
cIPTtiiiiiifiifE cur.
Rate!" laid Bertie Wragglee flippont-
ly. in reply to my serious argument:
"the more has plenty of pace, she is a
magnificent jumper, and can my for
am. It you don’t enter her for our
human you don't déhcrve the noble
name of a tportsmnn."
, ‘fNow.,whnt‘s the good.” I asked with
becoming irritation, "of running a halt:
bred hunter againqt thoroughbred
steeplechase horses? Kine is. a good.
honest more in her clues; she does not
know how to "mite at tuiirtuke and in
foot onongh for houndit; but racing in a
different thing, my boy. and when I go
to the post I witht nométhini; better
than a thousand to three chance."
“Oh, yea!" roplied Bertie dcrisivoly.
"you want to squn‘rc tho pthara before
you start. and bank yours in town with
the S. P. merchents. Four runners.
two not trying and the third taken care
of, nothat you may bet in peace and
comfort. That’s about your form.
Whnt you like in tobuck certainties and
be paid in advance." ’
0f courso, lowing arrived at a re
spectnble use. Icould nflord to ignore
thoéo silly jibes. Indoed . there was
nothing else to be done. It was no use
arguing with a men like Bertie
nggies.
Toward the end of the season our
hunt men were duly organized. and n
vnlunble cup wns given for hornet; be
longing to sulnu-ribern which had been
regularly hunted with the North Blink-
, l‘rhlre. .
At thut time I had in my percussion a
buy more that I had purchngpd for n
mntpurnti‘vely mm sum from a local
tanner. Although “she had never given
mo the idea that she wn,apeedy. she
was it clever jumper nud- rarely made a
mistake. I
she won museum of breed. but.
Couch ti leaper! She’ only gave me a full‘
mhd,‘nnd thut,wns"tnort! my fruit than
how. We were mung toward the- tail
end . of it good "run. and I was‘ idiol‘
enough, in the wild fontbuainsm of corn:
mum“ youth. 10 Kid“. 1*" mw‘wi-nmeo.
; “You are going. filmy well, old chap." '
she wanton“)! urheovy woudh» at I
hedge ono high bank that was nottto.
[replayed with. Of course hire could
not get np.““knetd" “tho unyit-lding‘
. vordu‘ro of tho mpziu'nd had it protty
mime with tile in the nut field: They
do mm to lie on your chest so long and
heavily whon they are boat to the
World, as the saying in, and
short of breed.
Now. I never liked to race htlf-breed
(um, um! whcn in too course of our din
erosion on tho forthcoming hunt races
Bertie Wrngulon emlvumred to por-
sundc me to enter my more for the
North Blunkrhiro Lightweight Cup
there was on my part no oi'fm-tivo re
«Ilium. It did not seem good enough
i don't mind being beuton, but I'd
rather not. it in no use winning in these
days unlennono min hot. and though at
various stages of my career I have beau
nubjoct (with ,my mmtompornrirn) to
Austin-H)! montnldiutnrlmnm. I have
never been quito domontcd enough to
buck lmlf~bred hunters to limit mo
homo.
"(“otun. give your luck It (dinner) for
once," mid Bertie. morning the army
ment with int-ruined ferocity. "Newer
mind butting: try and «upturn tho cup.
Think morn of the honor and glory,
loan of the illthy incro. Your more hon
. a good outnido chunco do-ipito tho blond
”nun. und nln-‘ll bu gulloping on when
umny of tiwm huvo collupucd."
"Oh. how it your own wny!" I laid
nt but. with promo dotrri-n of nnlwrity; I
burn dogged [mrtlnurlty cither tn friend
or creditor. “lint in tryimg to tnnlrn
my poor goo into n rurvhornc I «hall
prohubly npoil it good humor. rind then
you will bu 'umonu the first to call me
unmrn. Htill. I'll ontor hvr. nnd wine:
.vor tho rerult. on your hood bu the
burden nnd ilit' nhnmo.”
And mitiutnu-nlmut that I outnrml
my hny muro Patricio. podium un
known, on u compntitor for tho Light
weight (fourth-mt three miles and a
half over it fair hunting country. to be
ridden by those who "bird never ridden
for him."
The fateful entry having been mode,
I mdved to ntart Patricio for tho cup,
.qu to train her on what I beliercd to
ho intulliucnt principles: of my own.
The chiut problem that occupied my
mind was how to get her fit without
getting her nitric sud dried up. An.
cordinulyl guru her plenty of long.
riow work, with n sharp live-forlorn;
gallop omen or twice n week. she won
out two hours null it half every morn
.ng. Ind hurl another hour's quiet waili-
ing exorcise llcfyfli being done up at
night. ithc thus trained on. not off. end
when tho eventful any nrrivod who WM
iitto run for n mm'n moth-st invent
mum. ”Mitiilmw Demon It hit! lmi.’
won the moment of one authority, rn
inning to m, on the in," rm stripped
lor the frny.
There were eight or nine runner: for
thenup. but i feared nothing untimely
except two thoroughbred horn-u which
hail been duly nullified. Time. 1
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on: a bit
mldinll twice and will it: Katie be
Melon lilchlrll! .I .mpliod on he
would proImhiy oi dawning certain;
31" would’not will it, and u Chulie
0911”.“ title for lotion the draft went
home. lie once rodo in a race of this
lriud. chitdiy on the horso'n earn, after
the tint. poop had been Ctmmitutliatod
in twicu. llmico my goutnl rurcanm
wu- rnuch uptmwlutod by the crowd.
Aftor Iliad woiuhod out to ride my
more timely booked by thorn: who know
wmothinulrit sixes). Berth» Wmuglos
took "If: one chin and said in u subdnod
voice; "Thin in ronlly nd truly nil
your own. a gold thing or you. his
tonnnd lvnrn.‘ You can boat ’cm oil
fnirnud mpmro art-opt Old BUIIBM (tho
othor blood ’un nmkm a noise und don’t
tiny). and I (‘llll tell you how to boat
Old Bonn». Ilo door not earn to jump
without it lend, no whon you and he nro
loft to fight it out lot him go in front,
when it's odd: no hit refining. Kuow~
ing this. (Iburlin will try and wait with
him. but when tho othom urn nettlod
be sure you let him wait in front."
‘ My worthy iricm’t niso infonncd me
thut ho nhould have a pony on Pro
triciu. and dosirocl me to havo fifty on.
ButI was firm in my dotermitmtiou
notto hack a hunter again-it 3 race-
horso. for when I got an idea of this
sort into my hood. li‘elieving consciou-
tiotuily that I know more than n]! the
rent of tho world. not even dynamite or
doutitution cun remove it.
When wc'wr-re going to the post I
muditntcd on tho advice given by Ber.
tie. and recognizer] that under favora-
blccondiiinunit might be pruniicnblo.
If we could only with» the others two
or three “filth from home it would be
[unciblc for me to pull back and see
whether without it lead Old Bones
Would refuse. I resolved to adopt the
tactics indicated.
At flagfnll some of the more youthful
jockeys want of? at a tremendous pace,
as if they were going five furlougs on
the tint, and I had difficulty in steady-
ing Patricia, for the more was :1 ram
handful when excited . by company.
Still, without pulling her about. I was
able to keep her in the place I, desired,
knowing the othcrn would come back
to us. Old Bones was a beautiful homo
to ride. not pulling an ounce. He
kept. ntriding along at my quarters
with his head in his chest, as though
he could go on oil dry. and he skimmed
ovor the fences with ease. The pict
nrc was a beautiful one to a sports
man, but not perhaps, when he has
one running in the same race.
'After the first couple of miles the
jourmvy became ovontful. A borne fell
hereund thorcm mun or two slipped
oif’f’rmn exhaustion and other causes.
Knowing my, more warmth to stay the
whole dirionoc" [bi-grin to‘ send her
along. and although ' 'nhout half a mile
from home hunt of the compntitors were
dead settled. . Old Boner: Wan rtill on the
promim, milloping by my side just
as freely and comfortably on when he
raid Mignon to me an we jumped into
the hint bit of ploug and had the race to
curt-mime. "but of course you know you
have no enrthly chance. I have never
yet united my horse a question. and
when I do. he'll leave your cricktnil as
though :dm wrur standing still."
"Well. Mk him tho question now," I
replied. hoping to got him riding, "and
sec how I shall go with you."
"Not until we burn jumped the hurt
fence, my pippin." said (‘hnrlim wink-
ing at mo in n manner which lcimsider-
ml moot offonuive. since Idiolilm fnmili-
urity undo-r any circmnstum'm. and a;-
pt't'litlly when i look like losing.
There was no doubt, too. that Charlie
won right; his born». as I anticipated.
wnnmm'h ilroalmulior, and if it can)? to
racing on the tint mm rmro to boot
mine. trio not winhing to giro him it
loud uny‘longdr. I pulled buck and be
promptly did tho homo. He would not
go to tho front while there way unythinx
to ho jumpod. My position than bo-
i'ame on embarrmint; one; victory
scarcely merited within my “map. But
it is at such criw, no hilltlt’lltnuf hunmn
nhturo arc nwnro. thnt mm of uum'ru -—
I mean of n groutwmiud rim Him“ to
the emergency. and adopt effective
monuum irnymniblo to weather mor-
inln of thin World.
0 In the hour of need my npirita rim.
and at tho but font-o I hurl m-ourno to u
”trutngom compivuonn nliko for it-
lmldncwt and uimplicity. My untro was
exceedingly handy. nnd li-onld do uny-
lbing with her. All wn npprimchod tho
flnul ohntnclcl dulllmm‘oiy run her out
undillil [limo-n followed mm In it fow
nitrides] Itoppod liar turd tnrnwl hor
round, popp’mu over the fcnroulmmt at
a timid whiin the fuvorlto, a big. limb
int; nuimnl. could not be turnout no oun-
iiy, and lost. a lot of ground. lndm-d.
bufornlm would ho trot Im-r the» fem-r9. ]
hm‘i obiuinod it fond of ilvo or at:
length, rand won mnlrlna tho bust of my
wiry homo. It won it trrnnil mm' up the
“might! loonld fuel that til-l Boom
wu-r catching me. and was horribly
nfruirl thut he would do no buloro i’ut.
rlciocould pmh Ili'l‘ none pout tho rmt.
Find I now his bend at my uirtlnc, tlwn
loud with tho muro‘n it oh. nud I trove
hI-r n revorr- "oturiwu" to twist lmr
pronto». tibt- rvmlouir-d i-vory int-b ol
tho wmnnd with tho ntmmt ltlnttt'mwn,
and run in nu naught it! no nrmw.
That wan whut W0" ".4 tho no -. for t lid
Ilonwconlal now-r who not up and un-
beute‘tt by n nhort hood llolly indium.
In“ It! Ktruolluno.
Mn. Wichwlru tut up and shook
her-leaping husband‘s. shoulder vigor
ously.
hot in ltf' be mumblml.
"I wont you to mom mtlmrin boot
mprnno, alto oriermr. and t'rmlldr- your
self former tone. You keep mitt-hing
from one to the nthm- no rapidly that. I
can‘t Mf-«Tid Bite.
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Grand
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Bluesui‘s- ’ '
Nowu‘ntll Saturday we will be busy In our blue
goods suit department. 0w stool! of 0. I.
Ii. suits is of a utility and a true blue that
gives the beat a satisfaction and the beat that
can be purchased for the money. The/m in
i double and single breasted such, or we can sell
‘ (hem separate. Exfm set of buttons and a
pair of white loves with each ‘suit gratis. For
«a; best We glue Suits you can pay 810 and
7 Blue Serge Suits. '
Unexcelled for comfort, ease and, style for
spm'rg and summer wean ‘ They are soft. in
texture, light in weight, cool on. warm days,
warm on cool days. There Isn't a material
for ever day wear that can compare with it.
.4 good suit will cost $10,815 and 5‘18. These
are all TAILOR-MADE garments. .
Golf and Bicycle Suits, 85 to 375. :
Golf and Bicycle Stock/bps will; and Without ;
feet, 25c la 84. ‘
Neg/rhea Shirts, 480, 69c. 970, 81.50. .
Ladies' Bows 25 'and 500. "
Ladies' Linen (lb/lam, 2 for 25¢.
Leather Belts, 25c, 500. 31. 81.75.
Boys' Wash Suits, 48c, 97c. 81.50. t
Monaco.
Open Monday, Friday and Saturday Evenings.
Bn’dgeporl. Conn.
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City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
Will leave Pier 23, E. R., Beekman street, New York, at
5 p. to. Leave Nurwalk, 5 p. in; South Norwalk 6 p. m.
Freight Received from 7 a. m.. to 5. p. m. Upon Appli.
cation to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan
will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in New
York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees
of this boats of the line on account of the ow'hcrs thereof.
What is} It?
that prompts you iobny your shoes :it
onto Atom rather than another? lnn’t it
ntyln, quality, lit durability turd prim :u
tuiltrtsllmt and prompt nnd courtvoiu
attention 1 m the tort of the proprietor nn-l
unlvmunn? If t. "'50 urn tho real tritium--
Itlt'lllfl wo look for n liberal shnroof your
patronage.
H. S. ' BROWN,
90 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwolk, conn
Barium
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Kenptheiluondngu whitrr rrmtlmry, which is mknuwlmlgcil by tho
trade to be tlw heat tiliilit‘, and that Ihry
SELL AS LOW
tl'i any atom in the town. Try our ROVAI. l'HlJSlllNCi I’ASTl‘.
It will clean and polish nilvcrwnrc uithmlt injury, «uninim no an id
and is unequalled'ior gloss, marbli- or iH’dSS. Prior ’5“
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