PI
“faInl
" Goods. ,
. roe
25c
39c
59c
. Soc ’
69c
made ,
rte-invigorating price in-
will interest all econo-
UnIversal l
'LaWh
MoWérs l
in»
This mower is known throughout the country to be the iinest machi e
it has 9- inch driving wheels. double ratchet, adjustable st cl
cutters, and is the lightest running, quitkest cutting moIver to de
The regular retail price is $6. 50 for 1.; inch. lt' 15 too late in the sea.
son Tm us to mark these goods at even a fair profit, so will give you
the benefit of the purchase as an advertiser.
" 12-inch, , - . ' - - 82.69
t 14-inch, - - - _ $2.89
III-inch, - - - $2.99
This is less than 50 per cent. of the first cost.
5 right and Wheels warranted.
.rdnltlin and Madison Streets,
’T FORGET
‘* THAT.
hey are good ones, and require no puihruQ—my 1h)!» PIerc'e anti Majestic BiI ycles, -
LUTHER M WRIGHT
Factory and Repository,
THURSDAY
V . At 84 Washington Street.
I
THIS IS NO BLUFT-‘l'
T HAVE OVER .-
RANCH
SHOPS
AT
BROAD,
RIVER
AND
DARTEN.
also other makes.
my figures [Tor Lettering and Campaign 1’ man Work, done by my two artists, George Washburn
South Horwalk.
Is BARGAIN
DAY!
1 I.
mmer Dress (IIIoIls,
llofiular III iI II rm and use. \
Sitmrner Dress Goods».
“Iiflii Li'II' llilN‘
FOR THIS WEEK.
Stow
25c Shirt waists at 35¢
liI Irulur prion, non.
.. Shirt w: Iists, UUC
Toe
\l'IIrilI in» and II? Me.
Hi) styles 0T ladies' and misses' shirt
waists.
l’rint Wrappers, 50c
A. Dickerman 8: Son, .
South Norwalk, Connecticut.
essr'ounurv or onIII III THE “WEST Peters.
place them with others as good. - I
’ A Boston Trane’cript reporter new the
Rom III nanny there I. IIIII’tIIIwIIII
Hie three of the most lingulir pets in
the world. He takes merit care of
thumbntwfpflithe {enrol day one
nicotine. them goes. there» is not the
flight.“ need of it. Tor the pets are
nothing lees then maker of the moot
venomous melee. two of thorn copper
hoodl. and one a water mecciein. They
no in lull possession of their poisonous
qualities; yet their owner fondle: them
and handles them as it they were
ltufled. Ho it than in his bed
11):)th a list box. but has not the
Ilighmt tear of limping there with
them. no he know: that they would
never touch him. at is a manufacturer
I)! snake oil liniment, and he uses
notes in the manufacture of the oil.
These three he keep- no pets, and ny-
thot he would not sell them (or a then-
me dollars each if he could not re-
pot onnkoo at Beverly a short time ago.
and can vouch for the (act that they are
Irgcnuine creatures find not those elnlive
vision: which come from toying too
Ml! with strong water's. The snake
thin tool: the reporter up to his bed
room. and opening II light wooden box,
with a «wire window in the side, dove
his hand into it with. as much uncon.
corn no it he were . ngino egg out of
a bucket, and brought it out again with
nonalte seven feet long withing in it.
“This " he laid ash runs the fear
iul cr'eatn 0 round his neck. "in a cop
pechoad; e molt deadly make in this
country. if not in the world. Thism an
other dive and another snake equally
large. ”is a water mountain. which in
next in venom to n' copperhead, end
this." he concluded proudly. bringihg
out a snake larger than either of the
other two, “is a {ethnic copperhead.
She is nine and o halt feet long. and the
only one I have ever heard a! no being
successfully kept in captivity.” The
creatures twined themselves about his
body. poking under his. clothing. and
finally all three reared up their heads
against his face. rubbing against it, and
running their Torko-l red tongues in and
"out against his flesh.
"When I go to work to train a snake, "
he said. "I take a little rubber ball and
hold it out to him, stirring him up no
that be strikes III “it-again and again. on
Iil all the poison in his glands is ex
hansted. when he becomes harrnleah.
There is not the slightest use in extract
of snake which will not grow anew
Tang in forty eight hours; the rattler,
grow them in thirty-six.
"l have been bitten many times by
armies with the poison drawn in this
way. Ivhiehmi course. it only tompor
my, on they soon till the "land with
poison again. but i have aliio been on
Inn by on: has which had their glands
lull of poison and meant business o’
the most lInsinosIIlike sort. The reason
that i am not detitl‘ in lweaqu [have
what i believe hi the only remedy for
snake bite. and there is no question thn
it inn porieet one. There in no use in
flying what it is. {or it cannot be sold.
The reason of this i-I that it in itself a
moat deadly blood poison. and if IIpplieII
to an ordinary cut wrll kill you verg
quickly. I would not let any of it I:
out III my hands. and wpnld uot ll‘iil iI
myself on iInotlIIIr person. unless 1 WMV
perfectly turn that the hire was the Mir
II! a snake or of a mad dog "
A HOUSE FOR 75 CENTS
flow . liootonlim ltnilt II (' heap Booirlonrr
in Co. IIrIIIlII.
Some pooplo who build houses to liI'I
in try to IIIIII how much money they I-III.
welltl IIII them. Other» try to see how
I-hInply ”le can nuke .I dwelling.
Frank llnven. II young man from BH
ton thinks he has he cheapest hon-III in
America. and so fur uolI IIly brie shown
anything III the aim» of a resideIII-I
which This cost I0“ than llll.
in the first place. =r. lhvon IliIIII'I
lIIIy aIII-xpnnwivo lot to build on. ii
IIIqutrnI-IIIIT his home IIII the borders of
the ColIIrIIIlIIIleIInrt. He went youth
iornia Tor hm health. lllltl inr II tiIIII
lived inu mttuge, but finally IleeiIlm
that th" more IIT tllat‘iuushiuy air in
could got the better it Would be for
him. 110 trlI-Il “trim.' in a tent. but it
was blown uwuy in II IIIIIIIl IITIIrIII.
TlII-Irim Wont out on the desert, in ill'
neighborhood of lIIIliII. and found I
Izlmnpol gigantic cacti. Them mad.
the wall» for lIiII dwelling. For II mot
he bought 'I'I'i evnta’ Worth of other
mmllrt. "in only other llllpll"lllllill‘il III
lilitlt'riilltt were IIu mm to I-lIIIlerIwII tlII
tuttlilll piilura tlIIIt wore in the wuy. IIin
II hull oi strong cord and IIIIIIIII their
to huh and Tartan the roof to lie Imp
pIIrlII. '
There he unto, nl ope, reads. write»
tthlIvIIIuIl gniuo health. There lIIII
been rovurul iiIvreo IIIIrIIl IItIIrInII, Willi
robbed him of his tout. but none (I
them has harmed the. cactus house ()
eIIII-Iml him any IlieIIIIIniIIrt.
The noiecunsoui unuuynnen to hm
hm berm tlIu prtfll'flt'ii oi wild animal:
which let the first month or tool in
runidoneu in that strange IIlIIIIlo bowie
vigorously about his doom—New Yuri.
World.
.... - ”WA ,.
An Imitation Ilia-mp
“That is II Very lino attitude." IIIIh
thoIloIr to tho indignant mt. "but i
IlIIeIIII t dI-Ieive um TM a minute. YIII
never rIIIlII II lIl"yclo in your life. '—-lII
coupon” Jonru al
lilo-pronunci-
”Oh. door." said the girl with the X
lover. "liere’e Jack come again to
night and not brought hio backhom
with hint."I~iiIIrper II heater.
'i'oiu
"Do you malice how time £91
oiumy'r'
"Yu’nt."
'“lo whet wen" .
9 "Vi. more to no 't otn't hunt:
new 1 our liehiflor Iltotin o
«. ”lIII: e suits shall go at these pIiIes.
ing a could a lungs. for there is no kind '
‘uits “
.‘I ltrlillllIlii‘I:15l| purehasehtinfrsus lSIlII suits. rI-«rul II $10
‘12, i i, Hi. :I: l l 1.“. lines«~maIle to sell at these iiIvIIII-s ----- ~rIII-
\\ here liiltl(l the sun to be duplicated at his than ‘sl l and IS
~ —"'iit)\\il(it in WestIIII New England to be matched at less
tlI: III .Slti and Is.
tease, $7.50, $8.50, $9.50, $li.50! '
not. a suit in the
r - ii legztut stle-s iIeslI lrmu the Tudor y
IIlIIIle lot has Inc" in the store” .I II; [IS-M. Tull IiIII .4 too, in all
0 sizes and patterns lilue anIl lIlz'IIk serves, blue and hi: Iek
chevints, plain and inner \vIIrsteIls, TI"IIIe_I Cnssimeres :IIIIl
‘ SIIItIlI mixiutisgihe \"(‘l\ latest III eut. tIiInuIiugs :IIIIl liu~
ings like tailor made and every suit a real Inirlseason lIar— ' .I
gain. i
Come here with the expectation IIT being surprised. You
will he. You'Il never expect to find such goorl goods at, such
pi'itt‘SI'lS‘\‘I("\'(’pllt01ltilibltit Honestly we 'IresnrpriseIl :Ittlie
lIiIr v: llllt’S we we able to oileryou—ther e Isa loss some“ heII.
. but it' s not mus—the manuluetutcr Ian snv. ' the} ' are pro-
; _ Iltttt IIT the erI ate“ skill known to the tailor mg: :Ii‘t \\'rt)ll"ilt
IIpIIu tlIeiiIiI st i: IlII Ies that brains II: we C(lllLCi\t'Il :InIl capi—
t.Il prIIIlIIIe.Il Handsome enIIIIjIlI lor dross; SilOIlif enou; II
lIIr l: IlIIII: lit iiuisll style and iIiIIIIIIitI;;s pev‘ieet.
Lorne II lIile'tlIe lines oi styles and size. :III iIIll--—ihey'll lII-
Ilepleletl lIeTIII'e you know it.
This Sale Commences This‘Morning.
. You C. III lIaIc I nurmonev hath iTyIIII are not satisiiul II itlI
' your purchase. I
a..--‘
”emooeroar, court
~ v. a...— u...“
Open Tumorrow Evemng
ray glance. as she looked at her bunhtn’
"to: to urge Or to Small that cannot Io dong Hero is Will it layouts flfim" mm“ fm‘.“,.,,_“,,'fi:.'fi .
OLD AND RELIABLE
Daily Direct Freight Lihe
BETWEEN
New Yor‘k,South Norwalk and
Nor-walk.
THE PROPELLERS.
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulc
Will leIIIe l’ier : r. E. R.. ilcekmnu street, New York. at
5 p. m. Leam Norwalk, 5 p. In; South Norwalk (I p. m.
Freight RCII!‘l\.t3Il from 7 II "1.105 p m. l'pIIn Appli.
cation to agent» the ( ilI III .‘IIIIIIalk. Tingle .Intl\. Vulcan M
vii” he sent {or 5pc. i. ll lots of IIeijlet anywhere in New I
anlt or its viI inity.
an,
All persunsareiurhid trusting any of the employees
of this boats of motion IIII :III-IIIIIII oi the owners thereof.
A Man’s
Face
lieullhtothoklndoflobocco -‘
. bonito. Buckaroo!
lurillard’s
DON’T FORGET
THAT
Nash
&Van Sco
Keep theilurmIlIIgn white crockery, which is III'anIII'leIlgeIl by"
truth: III III: IIIII lll”Il.. made, and that they l
SELL AS LOW
as any store in the town. Try our ROYAL l’i)l.lSlllNii l’IH'l ii
it will I lean and [Hillsli silverware without iniury. I‘IIIIIIIiuII lit:
and is IIIIIIIpIIIileIl THi class. llllli‘lllt‘ lll‘lll'IIEIS. l’riI:r use.
NASH 8: VANSCO
V.
Ger. I. loin and West Streets. ,
councoruwr .
alwnyoloohpieoeont,b¢enm they
feel pie-lent. in thin tobacco lo '
. the embodiment of com!ort~—ov- ,
cry element outlier-y to tobacco
[Minion being combined in this "
Without]. A Impact-p?
’ IOOWH “DIWALI!
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I '1 0'
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Norwalk Chronicler