Un’ corset.
Lawn
Mowers !
team!
In Goods.
made: it has 9-inch driving wheels, double ratchet, adjustable steel
1°C cutters, and is the lightest running, quickest cutting mower made.-
25" The regular retail price is $6.50 for I4‘inclr. It is too late in the sea-
39c son {or us to mark these good! at even a fair profit, so will give you
32: , the benefit of the purclIaIIe as an advertiser. I
69c Iz-inch, - - - $2.69
"rise-iirvigorating price in- ' I I ‘4 iHCh' ' ' ' , ”’89
to will interest all econo- ‘6 “‘CI'I ' ‘ ' *2-99
time buyers. This Is liss than so per cent. of the first cost.
1.,
North Main and Ann Streets, 1 . ’3“ ‘ I;
eouurcncur.
-,-... __..._ .E. .-. - .. .-_.._-._.___ M...”W
THIS A‘Is NO BLUFF!
I HAVE OVER
cannon
SHOPS
AT
BROAD
InVER
AND
DARIEN.
areu'
. y are good ones, and require no pushing—my i896 Pierce and Maje3‘tic Bicycles; also other makes.
0
R my figures {or Lettering and Campaign Banner Work, done by my two artists, George \Vashburn
Frank “MW-T ITetI years in business with square dealing Is what makes things boom.
LUTHER M WRIGHT,
Factorv and Itcpositoryr
Iadison Streets,
THURSDAY
HQN’T FORGET
At 84 Washington Street:
South Horwallt.
IS BARGAIN
DAY!
IHAT
FOR THIS WEEK. hint“
Bulimia Dress Goods, 25c Shirt waists at 35c
Blurular ”5..., 5,." and 750. ‘ . . llIIlrulur prim. I'Itit‘. .-
1,— ‘ blur-t \vaIsts, one
summer Dress GOOdS’ "L \Yorlh 'HIcIIIuI N'I' l—‘lt'.
“will ‘Krc to 351'.
Remnant: dress goods at half price.
"splendid line of wash fabrics.
Si) styles of Iadics' and rnisscs' shirt
waists. I
Print wrappers, ' 50c
A. Dickerman &'$on,
or Washington Street, South lorrl'allr, Connecticut.
Ir
t
x ,
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east QUALITY or WORK AT nu: towrsr PRICES.
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n; So tom 0r SoSmall that Cannot Be Done Hero oc'VIell o: Anywhere
This mower is known throughout the country to be the finest machine
I Beyond these
t
4 ho ior this irrit,‘ and so on.
. ytotoly elrus otretchos or» straight vista!
"Wbods oi Sherrie," we
. at full of old oaks under
which are brov‘rsing horde of deer, and
through the park a long avenue of
an ancient hell. This is Cobhami
Hall and Park, belonging to Lord Darn
iey. We may. remember that it is do
e'cribcd in ”Pickwick Papers." where
Mr. Pickwick, Mr. Winkle. and Mr.
'i-lnodngIIrs pass it going to tho Leather
89th TM ern.
Soon we are in Cohham Iillngn and
hrrrve at that same old Laathcr Bottle
Tavern. We puns through a narrow
hail, trudnre ushered mm It dark, low-
ceilingcd room. Here Dickens tired to
sit and study the gueite. How many of
his unique characters must hav 0 paused
all nnt ouIIciouer under his deep seeing
gum in this old room, for here he would
make notes as he sat in silence. Ht re
loo, he made the Pickwick Club to
meet. The walls of the iron room are
now adorned w .II‘CruiItslrank's quaint
rkfrtcllt‘ll of Die eus' clinructurr, with
newspaper prints and articles of the
time, and with many portraits of Dick
one and his family. Strangely enough,
the only two pictures in tho roorn reint-
lng to Dickcnsare portraiteloi the Amer
icun actress, Mary Anderson.
Before we leave the inn. We write our
names in the visitors book It Is grow-
ing late and we hurry back. It is still
a beautiful walk, and after five miles:
we are again in Uransond Entering
the town by the Pelhunr road, we come
to the White Post Tavern, and must
pause to contemplate. another spot of
interest. Beside the tavern is a little
rectangular yard, Well cmorod with
grass and snrrouridod by a flower bor-
Ilcr.1n tho Iniddlc' Is II circular llowcr
bod filled with while tulips. with a soil
inryrosobush in the centre. Nothing
further marks this spot, and few know
that it has n apt-oral interest, yet under
that sod Is the tomb of Pocahontas.
III tho parish master of old St. Mn
ric‘s Church, which once stood there, is
onterod:
‘1611, May {list Rubecca Wrolffo.
Wylie of Thomas Wtwolifo Gent. ., a
chanc.ell "
'l‘lII-ro is a mistake“ In the name Timur
as, for it should be Johh. “Mary" is
old style for May.
llow strango has the fatcoi‘ Pot-n
horrtusl II savage maiden from the prim
-~I:II fore-Its of America. who (lit-d
tuning the white proplo whom ahr
loItId, far from tho land of her birth. —
h't. Nitholzm
DEPEW AND THE ACTOR.
lllgby' Bill 'l‘ollu lluw Ilu Struck In Ital-
auc o with the ”rotor Ind Wit.
Digby Boll tuadt- a speech recently
”Ind he has [won regretting the mistlo
IIIcanorIIII since.
“I cant make speeches at short no
ticc. " he said after \v,arri apolovrotit ally.
and 1 III too Ironcsta In: In to give Pitts
btugn unrated over dish from Phiht
Iiclphia .I night or two before. Sumo
.‘,lI tors maintain that thorc it no mason
in ”III World why II man >houldn't have
can sport-II, like one play. to Inert a sea
son. Idon't agrorI with them at all. it
SPI‘IIH lo Int) that a repertoire of
apt-«chest, with pot-IIIIpII II rnatinco prIr
forIrrancIIot' tIn- III-st liked one, is the
loznt an actor can do for his audience.
lie own them something between thIt
In IIIIII: II as liming acts. [or my p hi
I should choose a sperm II Iorcv very night
in lilt' your. but tho ttlrit of production
iI too much, and no manager would
undertako tho extravagance. Now l
have given away a neural It is really
into that tho InannuI-r nowadays I>
tt\‘i'l')'illllll.,'. and l predict that presently
evory act Ir in the country will be Inau-
:Ian-l out ol IIIistIIIII‘e.
"lint spanking ol spiroclics recalls
Hitll'y'ltlilllu. Mr. Dcpsw III my notion
of tho Iicrl entertaintr of this sort.
Urn-c l traveled across to Europe on the
‘Iilllll! rItIIIIInIIr with hint. Ilo told the
worst )‘lll‘llN you ever heard. and thou
always added Hiiilllllllly, 'Digby BIII
told mo tlIirI.‘ ‘Dtgby Bull in respond-
llut my
IIIIIiIIg-Ican‘unrxi. I had It splendid
story, l'II,I.-Ih, briIvht and shining t'rorn
I-onru inlcllccluul mint and I told it in
my host manner; my eye I 'H on Do
pow. and I IIIIIlero was WI ing for
tho end. butl got them first, and itr II
tono IIl'tlIo utmost llllpl‘tlritilvunlhfi l
athlrd. no doubt with a touch of lilillt'V
oil-nee for 1 had been IIoI'I-Iy trIIItl, ‘utnl
Mr. l'hIpnw did not to" run tlIirI.’
“Wu Itrut-k a balance right on the
“mill-I l'ittsbnrtr Post.
A Nrum Viow of tho hIlIr-r attention.
"An old lli'i-{lo on my placodown in
TM III," Iraid Captain Dick Ayrcn of tin
lion-I Hint- Htulo at tho lllo-iropolilan.
Iva-I . xplaininir tlro IIIIVor question to II
lot of his Sonognmbiu‘u colleagues not
long nincu.
" he chI' die wuy,’.nnld uncle Eph-
raim, ‘IliII III-re ill to l b'zucas hI pow't‘ul
IIitnplo when you undcrrttanrhi it. It
Int-am dut it do Hilvur lill‘ll Illl‘HItlll‘ way
tint you can uit ri/xteriu‘ r tlollIIrII or
onotgohldollhr: inda airfoil ntntrne
tint do IIiIInr dollars III Will only no
cent», but even at tint you comes out 958
ubond every time you changes agohl
dollar for II ullvcr onu.’
"()ld Unclo Ephrnirn‘nhearerslistened
with Hilllli) incredulity to this cxplnnn
lion, and mm of them appealed to run to
know it tho man was stating facts. NoI
wishing to injure the patriuIclI'a rt'll"
Hilton for llnIInciIIl ungacity, I refused
to utter any opiuion."—-Washington
Post.
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The {enter more.
tliI. posmi ltI'IIHI. tell on when
l’IIiII horrid III-III II III’M‘I. y'tll'Vfl set “D
Will Ito I‘uIIIId down and loud“ Msz
in do you never int-an toIIII up
'i‘lll we who IIIIIIIItllutII thin in rd
NIIIIII we the true rtrilnth In only
(It multirm itrI-I n. with crimson hair.
And main-I tor tingersdolng Ilutyi
And we III- I! man 1! coal umimllsed
Or a Itch worm with npficndh- Iltis:
0t till "or (1H prntiw tone
or purple com shall Mb delight In?
park a thourIIInd com:
Virginia Lndyo borne, was buried in ye ,
. I" I ..
A for innate c IsII purchase brings us 181)!) sorts, rcuular‘ $10,
12 ,1- I«,l 1b, and 18 IiIIcs—~Irmtlc to sell at these figures—~110— .1 .‘
“hereunder the sun to be duplicated at less than $1 I and lo
«~II'I’IIIIIIt-rc III \i' cstcrn New anland to bc Irratclrctl at less 3
than $16 and iii - .II
\ These suits shall go at these prices. I
$6 50, $7. 50, $8. 50, $9. 50, $il. 50!
l fling: tut styles lr'csh lrom the factor I'~—uot a suit in thc
whole lot has been In the store .I days-full lines, too, in all
.-~ .a,
In «
l sizes and patterns. llluc anti black scrIrcs, blue and black ' ,
cltcviots, plain and fancy worstcds. fancy Cttssirnercs and 14
‘ Scotch Irrixturcs; the very latest in cut, trimmings and Iirr- .
ings likctailor mad) and every suit a rIaI mid-season IIar- \_ i; "“
. grain. ' ' :g
I Come here Ivith tIrc mpcctatiou of being surprised. You If
I will be \ott‘ I] never expect to find such good Iroods at such
' 'priccsas \vc' I’cput on thislot. Honestly wearcsurpriscd at the f,
, big values we are able to oiicr you~—thcrc' s a loss somewhere, .f~
, but it s not ourswthc rnanulacturcr 'au say ;' they arc pro- I
I duct of the greatest skill know‘h to the tailoring :Irt,wrought ;
l upon the finest fabrics that brains have conceived and capr- 7
5 talprodttcctl. Ilaudsonrc enough for dress; strong enough ;
I for labor; frt, finish, style and trimmings perfect, i
: (ionic while the lines ofstyics and sizes are full—"they'll bc ‘2'
l dcplctcd before you know it. '.
; ThIs Sale Commences ThIs Mormng. p;
I * ‘ \ on can IIaIc Your rnoucv both if y on are not satislrcd with
: your purchase. ;
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BRIDGEPORI, CONN. m“ .. _ “WWW“
’ m Open Tomorrow Evening
-—’ Giordano“ Enquirer.
II
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OLD AND RELIABLE
Daily Direct Freight Line
New York, South Norwalk and
0
Norwalk.
THE PROPELLERS,
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
Will leave Pier :3, [5. R., licekmau Street, New York, at
5 'p. to. Leave Norwalk, 5 p. to; South Norwalk 6 p. m. .
Freight Received from 7 a. In., to 5. p. m. Upon Appll.
cation to agents the City of Norwalk, liaglc and Vulcan
\i‘III 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 Ihclinc on account oi the owners thereof.
DON’T FORGET
Thinés
are not necessarily dear
things. Yet they become
dear to us because of their
goodness. Lorillard'e Rose- I ”AT
Leaf Cut Plug Is not a cheap
tobacco. Yet it is (limp.
Nash
The prudent man smokes it
from motives oil economy.
The extravagant man smoke:
it from clrorce—II—becnune it'rr
gm! When your tobacco
deo’ler lake “What kind 2"
Indian! 8
lllISEIEIlF
cur Plug
mar “sue-ow to. m
moon ogovn no euuoogeouo-oo
Children Cry for
Pltolrer’o Gootorlo.
/
& Van Scoy
chp the Unondugu white crockery, which is acknowledged by the
trade to be the best madc. and that they
SELL AS LOW
as any store in the town. Try our RUYAII POLISHING I’AS'I'l".
It will clean and pull ,lI hlli‘t:lWéll‘t3 without ioinry, mniaina no go id
and is unctprnllcd for “lam, illiliIIIt} or bur-.II. I‘ricr 25c.
NA‘SH a. VANSoov,
, Cor. I. loin and West Stride.
recon-I uonwam counteriour
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