‘veIle'h.
it? All" We;
THE TALK IS ALL OVER ABOUT
L. M. WRIGHT's REPOSITORY,
WHICH IS WELL STOCKED WITH TIIE FINEST LINL 0F
Garriages, Wagons Bicycles-and Horse Goods!!!
IGN PAINTING AND LETTERING done at short notice. All purchasers of bicycles taught to ride M '0'"! hem” i" ll" hot. it 60""
free. Open until 9 p. In.
Fair Grounds, apply to me for terms, etc.
UTHER M. WRIGHT,
fine Baby Carriages on hand which take up more mum than we can spare In this season, so
eek, Close out the lot at It reduction of 20 per cent from our present low prices.
tunity to secure a line cprriuge at an extremely low price.
.CONSIGNMENT THIS SEASON of import samples oi tine chino and gIIIsn—smne oi the
mode in Europewcomprislug’ In part Cups and Saucers, Plates Bowls, Plotters, Fruits, Celery
Holders, Creams Jugs, Chocoldtc Pots, Condensed Milli Jars, Butters, Sugars, Spooncrs, Olives,
eese Dishes, Fine Cut Glass, Bouquet Holders and hundreds of pieces of fancy Brie a-Brac. .m'" :"IWJIMI. hurmnllwr “null! alnIrthII
hailed the entire lot at a low figure, and are able to ofler‘them to you for below import cost.
chycle Lanterns, light weight, made to sell “I St 25; our price this week, 69c.
NORTH MAIN AND ANN
STREETS, ‘
South Morin-tit. Convocation!
HER M WRIGHT MADISON AND FRANKLIN STS
___fl__.;_
AT
DARIEN
AND
BROAD RIVER
I "-
Repairing a specialty. Having leased the Norwullt
"Itctory and Salesrooms,
MIIIlIson and Franklin Sis.
I'—
..RPETS
"RPETS
Ing‘ra‘ins, Velvets,
Tapestry, Moquette,
Body Brussels, Axminste,
A large variety of China and Japanese Mailings, Oil Cloths and
Linolenms, Shades, Lace Curtains. Portieres.
A. Dickerman 8: Son,
South Norwalk, Connecticut.
in.“ Large Or to Small tint Gnnnot In Donn Horn In Well no Anywhere,“
BEST QUALITY OF WORK AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
This will be. a
Electric Bicycle
Branch Shop’si
ll
. . _ . ‘ not
‘ rich ll lgly IllI‘ flWl’ the my. ‘
', the rich lune lolly put out It lip
mmmmmlmnmmmu,
- And trillion thutnhowuliiwnr ll ImeI ‘
AII nrnttyuniuuhiim ot lulled lIroII II.
. rorhlnl lit b Allin] In Illlllltli
‘ 0n the pt’lvilflu Iii“: Kl?!“ not drop»
II.
Chill" 5
Thu rich little lady from over the wuy
line bountiful dollntn vnut III-ray;
tithe;I envten the family lIIIIIIIIIvII‘IItIlII doll
She earn ourllttlo Inn Brag extol.
For the ungodly doll eon tour no hurt
Prom wet. from hoot. or tumble. or dir it
"or none in lulled and her mouth in. too.
And one eye's blnokt and the other‘s blue ~
”AM.
Ohol" ‘
The rioh little lolly goon out to ride.
With footmon otonllinlr up outnhlo.
Yet winhun that, Iomntlmon utter (lurk
Her hither Would trundle hiar in the pork «
Little Mine Bros any: her mother sing»
When through the attic window utreums
,'.i'hn moonlight toll of golden droumo
"AlIII,
Ohol"
Yen. little Mina Brag but much in say
To the rich little Indy from over the way:
And yet who knows but from her heart
Often tho bitter Hlfllw I'pIIiIIri.
UpriIIo to learn their burn and sting
In the grace of tonutlo thIIt low» to sing
Paine oi the trI-IIIIuroII III! its own!
. Sol‘vo come to love ”It‘ll. treble alone—u
“A III,
0 "
I . _ , ~Philudelphlu Times.
“A HOUSE TO LET. ”
i It was advertised in tho papers after
this fashion. “A b‘jou resident 9. suit
able for small iami'. y; charmingly sitn
ntodTll on one of the lovliost reaches of
Thomas. A house of uniquo demo)
and exceptional annitnry ommgements;
sloping gnrdon to river, boot. bout house
ntubling, fruit urden. etc."
_ Yet. despite e alluring ehnrttcier oi
this announcement, the bljou residence
went through two seasons unlot.
1 At length, nimultgneously one morn
ing' In late July, two people caught the
glow of thnt announcement ilom oppo
site corners of England-«ho one It man
the other a woman, and they bent their
faces in its direction.
in A geographical, as well In; a roilwny
oboolr dispensation doctwfl also
that those twopooplo should make their
debut simultaneously at the little Wily,
nido station. situated some mi and II
hull! from tho ‘bljou residence in ours
than. After that, how IIllll‘lI into or
dutiny had to do with it? How much
munQHow much woman? remains prob
lemutiml.
l After along wall: throuirh II country
lane. the two drew up at the garden
gate. ifuot simultaneously. nlurostso
thomaupunhing the gate wide for her
and waiting. and they arrived lace to
(one under the trelliued porch
i The woman had put II bunch of sour-
nponding hunt-h in her waistband. She
hnd nuil‘iciont wild masses and flora in ,
her arms to IlIII-or’nte a font at u harvest
festival. Her dork gypsy {two bud
cnnghtu glow from those lmrries;.lrer
dark eyes shone; aim was not young. the
man thought, but extromuly nitroc-
tivo.
l The sound of 'udvuneing footsteps~
footsteps presumabl" of tho f‘itl‘t‘lflkt‘l‘w—
roused him from his temporary aborru
tiou. It occurred tolIiIII that. speech
was the only thing pounilllo to Iowa the
citation. He raised his but, Ilixpluying
n grizzled but putrieiun head, and
mailed.
“Is the houso lot then?" be united.
l The woman IlllowI-Il a gloom of teeth
under the rich undulating curve of hot
red lips
. “Thai: was just ilI - question I was go
ing to put to you,’ «he uIIsz-rod.
! "No," he IIIIid. 'Ihuvo merely come
from Doreheiltor to look all it."
"And I have come from Cromer."
l In the pause of which unnout'vnlent, II
woman, in sun bonnet and clogs. witll
that rotionnco whit-h tho curoiukur l'X’
hlhitn when nho does not want to let the
house, nlowly oponml tho door. She
movod‘buek. mulling room for them to
enter, making at tho Hillilt’ time It dopro
ciatory IIIDVt‘llISflN with her bIIrII III-Inn.
. “It’s all very nice uII' convenient like."
nhe uuld. iIIIliI-utiln: the tiny Ilrnwinu
room on the loft, thr- tlnydruwinu room
on the right. the Liliputiun klli'lli'll in
pronpoctivomdbo honour ntIIirwny tutor—
voninlz “turn bIIIIhI-lor. or II upinaivr.
but not for thomnn is IIIIIrl-iI-Il»»un' l
Nutter mynoli us I known. lit-ion nlyuull’
nmorriod womuu, tlIiII 'eru bijou resi-
dence ain’t’nli' nor yot IpIIIriI-r largo
much. A lIIIIlI why be loud If his will-
on over lilo Immiblo i'or 'ilII iolwut
woman may bum fond of her ‘mlmnd
In 'er over ken lx'. but they don‘t wont
. flitltro IIillIouottml
l
toho knocking lip night Hush other ull‘
the day."
1 Here the iignreln tho rownn hen-ion
‘nummnrily (llimppi'lll'i'il into tho tiny
drawing room. The toll pIIirlI'iun mun.
protornuturull y olIIlIIIrrIIIoII-Il, IItroIlo in
to the tiny dining room. Imd llll‘ unrrul
one curetlikor wns left to finish her
‘Ilpoooh to empty hon hon. l-lho ltllltflltl'lll
herself to ho II Woman of slIIIrIIlIIr pone-
tuition. however, it won hur bolt-It tiIIIt
nho could group n nituntion III. II IIIIIIII o.
'nnti tithe it nil in. Tlloroloro IIiIII erII
hynomennII dinemwortoil till II ilutter
'ot skirts IIIIIoto her our. and tho noluun
lwith tho rowun barriers reappeared tho
mun hnvlnlg uono npninirn. tuning in II
whinpor, with indignation Irtltilltillfl in
(Ivory word:
“That gentleman in uporhn't. stronger
Itome. llIIwo novor mum him‘ before
tin dny in my life. Wnlrhum'etl to arrive
at tho IItIItion together and to walk up
in the house together. And now you
on go. That-II in no oceanion tor you to
liollow mo III/er tho house. [prefer to
look at it alone. By the linv." IIlIo IIIl-
died. "I nlmnlll IIdvlno the ownornot it to
‘putitiu other hnudn. You evidently
don't wont to lot it."
It done not tanking ioioclr ovor II
It: locum! cottage. in tm trunnion “to
ruin. won out on the II . I" . of IIIII-Ih—n iII
thnmrlookingidiy IIh , oi hlmperolu'
Roland 'v hr n Mill
‘iliii
lwow "‘
- ohunoo.
k “lb-lo of tho
“Would the go
hnlldoor'l"he 094de himself; “or come
into the, trot-don?" - «
A rnntle of silks coming down the
Will toward him, a gunman of a comely
IIIoI‘IIontIIrlly against
the pendant ivy. was the agreeable an
error to thin quot v.
“ As up how both come long distnnoon
“"1 inllll‘lmlullly upon the some quest. "
shohoglul, "itill but fair, indeed the
light and civil thing to do, I think to
mill you it you have come to any deals
"ill film"! ti ft house? I bollovo"—-here
her ovelII-oWII’ \- out up and she showedI.
gloom of tootlI—-“iu all business matters
man tokox precedence. "
" 'Bnt in matters of sentiment, ” he in
lor-rupitd hot ‘u'.oImIlt "
“Sentiment?" Idle mid, “Do you
think, tllon (mm in her businoss trons-
M'tilmfl. a woman is necessarily coliti-
lIlevItul?" I"?
“I cerininlv Iln " he answered.
Silo mov ed on down new er the flagged
reach. and stood looking
iIIuIIv llC'lliirl it to the green meadow»
EDIIpImite. ouch mm” of her charming:
: per-Ion Iluplivntod' mtho water with dis
true-ting III our-III y.
"Ah it you lIIIow me better" she
snid. you wonll find that I am II mold
pIoIIoiI: trI-niuro I throw aside ill)
youth. lily lit-allot this moment. if you
could aooihouorkitms of it. in full oi
the proaioat leI-I-Iiliitirnisau to the dinin '
ago of the Iotiuge, the exalt soil on
which it stand». for I have nsiroup"
nuspiciomthnt it is built upon (’lliy. l
mu pxopounding, too whether IliltI-
the kitchen range. The st'ullel'y strike.
me as hnviru: been thought of after
w;IIrIlII and about the bathroom fitting-
Ium just wondering. It seems to "1"
they are iIIIIdeIlIIIIto. IIII eonipalorl with
the flowery sugi, cation of sanitary per
{III tion eonveyodiu tho Dnilt TI-lI-Imtph:
and well. thodruwing Itnddining room
nro c rtainly rather circumscrilmd, are
they not?"
"Yet at the some time you are agree
ably pleased, on the whole?” he mtg
gested.
“0n the principle that nothing. even
in nix-roomed coitutzen on tho .bIIIIloI at
tho Thames, enn entirely reach the full
nest-l of our expectations. yes."
He smiled and spend his hands.
“in that respect ihe~besi of m are
but. on little children. over searching
after what is absolutelyilupissihlo in
this world-~pevi’oetion." ho ullswu-ml.
“Yes. why is it? We should not like
it if we could not it. either. Yet. we
search search, search, and wusto out
whole lives."
She turned her arch glance toward
him and waited
“It 1': our disease: perhaps it is put
there purmsoly. thut th'h’lllitlltl not
grow too fond of living. BcfillllN'I-fllld
here comes the Irony of half every.
thing were perfection we nhouldn'l
know it. "
“No: we should wont cormiornetiutz
tolls, likeluiltmtonI-s to show us it il-
perfection." Iloroyvs truvolml up till
green slope towurd the house. und she
added. reverting to it: 'Bui y.Im you
also like this by no menus faultless
bljon residence. Yes. I can son by your
face; your int-e assures mo that you
have seen something today that pleases
you. "
He dropped his hazel eyes upon her
and loaned upon his ('illll‘.
“You."ho said slowly. “I‘hIIve cor-
tainly soon smnoihing that plosuws tIIe
to-duy. But." he added quickly, "I IIIII
willing to waivo priority. if I have it, in
your favor. and lint-ll oui of III] I'olIIpI'ti-
tiou with regard to the biiou residence.
Allorull, whut duos it signify? I out ll
bachelor; Iuiythiuu will do me.”
“And I out II npimlI-r." sln- said with
I smile. "Why should not unythilu; do
for met"
“For all their never 'nvin‘ mot till
'oremoruin'. thoy went to ho IIIiIIhty
friendly," (iba‘lll'li'l‘il tho vitret :Ikor. wIItI'lI
ing their Ilopurturi- down the shady
road together Inter. “'l‘hIIy niu't nail!
nothiu' ubout the house ono way or
t'other, hilt they huvo sold II good don!
about ouch other. judging: by their
oyl‘m."
Tho woman [)Il‘lfl'il Inoro wild flowers
aanho want hook. the mom Its-doting
her. Midway down tho llilily lIIIIIIilIIvy
rootod on u fullun ouk. tilI- Vll'lilli of II
rocont (‘yl‘llllll‘, IIIlIl tIIlIl itltt‘ll other
their biographies. At the inn. l'lmfl‘ to
tho ruilwuy, tlmy lIuII-lIeIl together in
the inn purlor, criticising; Illi‘ proprio
tor'II idolts oi IIrt uric-rwIIrIl, It link of
eluntie quality IIemrI‘linI; to tho lll‘Ltl'Ni
of opportunity for lingo-rim: (ll"ll‘t‘ll.
And Sim—“film never looked prettier.
oven in her pIIhII'II-st dIIyII.
Hove you over ll‘lli'i'll the gonads of
In ultquuintuueo‘t It "my be qulio flit
capable of wide lithlllll’i‘S IIIId un4
dreamed I’onlel-IionIIIIII th- mun-«in of
speech. YoIIIIIIIy begin in tho Tropic
of(' outer IIrIIl Inn] in Silwrin: or you
mnyhogin in Siberia um! end in tho
Tropic of Ulllli’lll'; li'II II" II Inuiter 0!
But thin IIIIIII and thin Woman
begun and Imdml in tho Tropic of Con
cor, nnd no tlII-ro won II IIIIIrI'iIIIpI ill the
paper-,hntiho hijoll rosidonoo is lit!!!
nnlot. ~—St. I’IInl'II.
“New
Whinky (or Kenturhy'n Lnnnehill.
TompI-runco pI-oplo will bu interested
to know that tho prItI-tie» ol' hmultinu
Inbpttlo oi’ ItlInIIIpugIIo over the brittle oi
u now wuruhip in ehrluioning it will not
beiollnwed in violent the new lmtile-
IIhip Kentucky. l'rolI-Inn against the
practice have fl‘i‘lllll'liNy limit lunde.
nod they wero mpw-inlly nmuerous in
the com- o! ihu lllIIiIII- A Inogmnn
filled with the bot-Ii pIIIIluIIt of oil Km
tntilly'lt noted whip-key IliIIilllIIriI'II in to
ho brolrtvnovvr tho Kl‘llllllfll)"ll bow».
Every distiller in the Siqu but been
Mkodtooonlrllmto some of hi» lineal
produotto help limko up the bottle.
whiohmill bu tilled in Kutlllwlty in II
tow days.
Wins in tl'ynnontln.
Since court ndjouruod you muhl hour
will It
“an... L.
btroight out by the" F
on mudnnmnoonot I, . I .~
invalid-ti
Grand
Army »
Blue Sults.
Now uni/l Saturday we will be busy In our blue
goods suit department Our stock of 0.1.
B. suits is Old ua/ity and 0 Iran blue that
gives the besta satlsfactlan and the best that
can be purchased for the money. Tlley' In in
double and single breasted sacls, or we can sell
them sepemte. Extra set of buttons and a
pair of white loves with each suit gratis. For
our besttrue [be Suds you can pay 870 and
312.
Blue Serge Suits.
Unexce/led for comfort, ease and style for
spring and summer wear. , They are soft in
texlu, light In. weight, cool on warm days,
warm 0 cool days. There [en 't a material
for ever (lay wear thatcan compare. with it.
A good suit will cost $10,315 and 818. These
are all TAILOR-MADE garments.
Golf and Bicycle Suits, 8‘5 to $75. '
Golf and Bicycle Stock/bye wit/I and lot/rout
feet, 250 lo 34.. .
Negligee Shirts, 48c, 690, 97c, 31. 50.
Ladies' Bows 25 and 50c. V ’.
Ladies' Linen Collars, 2 for 25c.
Leather Belts, 250, 500, 37. $1.75.
Boys' Was/I Surfs, 480, 970. 37.50. I.
MEIGS&(°I
Open Monday, Friday and 'Salurday Euemhgs.
Bridgeport, Cam.
“I. two.“ ‘
OLD ANP RELIABLE
jaIly Direct Freight Line
BETWEEN
D
New YOrk, south Norwalk and
Norwalk.
TH E PROPELLE RS.
0in of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
Will leave Pier 23, E. R., licekman street, New York, at
5 p. to. Leave Norwalk, 5 p. m . South Nomnlk 6 p. m.
Freight Received {Iom 7 a. m.. lo5. p. m. Upon Appli.
cation to agents the City of Nonvnlk, lingle 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 alrmuni oi the owners thereof.
I What is II?
that prompts you tulIuy your shows :It
Ullt' stori- l'illllt’l' lIhIItI IIIloilII-r? Isn‘t it
style, quality. iii. durability and prion no
toihoshml illlli proIIIpt llllil tttllli’lA‘fltH
attention on tho pIIrtIIi'llIo lll'lllll'lt'llll'llllll
«IIIINIIIIIII‘: Il' lbw-m are the null Illtllli‘l‘-
Illi‘ lllli u: lml. for It lIbI-rul nhIII'ooi‘ your
pullout l' 'l.
H. 5. BROWN
90 WASHINGTON STREET,
DON’T FORGET
’1‘] I A'l‘
. p. Nash
&Van Scoy
Krr'p thr- UIIIIIIIIIIgII Wlilll‘ mockery, which is acknowledge»! by tho
trade in in: the bra-Ii lllillli‘, and lint they
SELL AS LOW
as any store in the town. Try our ROYAL POLISHING l’AS’l'ii’
It will ItleIItluml polish silverware without injury, I‘llnlllill'u no and
and is unequalled {or glass, marble or brass. Pricr 25v.
NASH ,8: VANSCOY,
Ger. .0“ I II and West Streets.
CONNECTICUT
South Norwnlk, Gonn-
Norwalk Chronicler