:3 .
fijlvcr' 5 egg- -timers never fail, price I3c each.
QIN- tea plates, gold band, we each.
III‘IIORWALII - ,. . .
n . the fact that everyone trading with us gets a square deal or nothing. We make an honest profit, but“
NDERBUY, and that :5 why we can and do UNDERSELL. We truthfully claim that every trade
it. Our bargains are genuine in name and nature.
new lawn sprinkler will throw a handsome spray 40 feet, ornamental and durable, 90c. , I
Uelhi rubber garden hose, wire wound will not burst 25 or so foot lengths, all coupled, Ioc per it.
tland screen doors, any size, 4- -inch style,7 75c.
justable window screens, all styles, from Ioc up.
“Fest line of oil stoves in the city, from got: up.
dy mixed house paints, all colors, me can.
Quickmeal gasoline stove. Hero' Ice cream I rceiers.
en you want a baby carriage let us save you 30 per cent.
“Sun" Irnit jar will tell to an absolute certainty whether or not your fruit will keep. Come and Ste
Wstrated.
lll surprise the cdmmunity on fireworks when the time comes.
. S. Sturtevé'nt,’ ‘
North Main and Ann Streets,
CONNECTICUT
THIS IS NO BLUFF!
I HAVE OVER
II'URCH’ASERS BRANCH .
[OF snovs
‘BICYCLES
TAUGHT AT
T0 BROAD
RIDE
FREF RIVER
.QPEN AND
UNTIL DARIEN.
9 P. M.
heyare good ones, and require no pushing—my 1896 fierce and Majestic Bicycles; also other makes.
Terms right and wheels warranted.
‘ :51. my figures IOI Lettering and Campaign Banner Work done by my tWo artists, George Washbum
5 ‘Fl’anlr Hbman.
DON'T FORGET
Shhimer Dress Goods,
Ten years in business with square dealing Is what makes things boom.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT,
Factory and IxcpositorI ,
nklln and Iadison Streets, - I .. . .
l S B A REA I N
THURSDAY
At 84 Washington Street. .
South Iiorwalk.
I ~THIAT
FOR THIS WEEK.
25c Shirt waists at (l5c
Regular our 0 too and I‘m lloculnr prion. soc.
‘ I Shirt waists 50c
I I 1' n “ ‘ V
gflmm“ DECS? C’OOdS’ 1 0" WIII'III 761:!lllll b7 lair. ‘
“mm" "m“ 80 styles ‘oI babes" and nusscs' shirt
Remnant dress goods at half price. waists.
‘ 3 splendid line of wash fabrics. Print wrappers, 50c
Washington Street, - . . . .
ii Tobacco for end- o-f-the
177; experience, and know-
Lonllard’s Rose I-eaf(‘ out Plug
I: is an end- of- the- -centUIy
ii century smokers. In it
are represented the skill,
ledge that have come
‘ from a hundred years" _
*Ask not Idem dealer hr
LorIllard’s *
I‘wuimnatli
Wrtpil Mann 11»me Antoni-toe.
Fromm than or IIIIIIgII" IIIIII III.
contentions
‘I'II tin. tide FIIIII Walphi II III
aiding to re renewed by the To
med ceremony her prerloiti 'Inatrl
v etltnre‘e IIIIII IIIII husband. to:
shoe-a scarcely be called a Widow, yet
the in hardly" It t 'a. bride u might
appear on the rtace. Rot- lIIutIand II
a man with a past, but the known what
it in. For the matter of that, the is
likewise gifted, and the will doubtless
receive loniently her husband‘s pouiblo
“errors of thought, " for he one can any
but that the may herself have had many.
husbands since the first saw him.
I “I doubtless met my husband in many
previous incarnations." Mrs. Wright
admitted recently. with a demure
' glance at him as he sat opposite' In their
common office at: No. 144 Madison
avenue. “But our former marriage In
more clearly Impressed on my memory
Ibceanse the association in that cycle
was the same as in this. It was about
iivo thousand years ago when we were
‘ formerly associated' In this way." '
“We have been associated in earlier
cycles, in ageabeforc that, " Mr. wright
interpolated. “but the association you
rclcr to happened to be one of mar-
riago."
“How are you able to fix the time at
the former association?" was asked.
“We cannot determine it: exactly,"
was the reply. "Wu know about what
the cycle was by the similarity of oils
toms, dress and manners."
When asked for dotinlto experience of
any ionnor incarnation, Mr. Wright
said:
“That is one of the things of which it
is impossible to speak. To any definite-
ly what (Inc's experience has been. to
put ono‘s self on record in that: way is to
be regarded definitely as a crank; while
otherwise one is only indefinitely so
considered!" and he smiled understand-
ineg across at his wife.
With regard to the recognition oi
(‘llCh other in the present cyclo Mr.
Wright. said:
_ "l have known since I was 4 years
old that my wife and Inc had met bu~
fore, by the recurrence of her face in
III-II Intel."
Ilia wife's
mane.
“I had known since a child," she
said. “that i should marry II man who
IIIIno from m or the Iron. 1 had impros
sinus of my post and present life more
distinctly as a child.”
She nanittod that she had passed
through vnriod incarnations since her
former marriage toIM'rIght.
' “1 how no doubt," alto said, "that in
one. of thorn i have been amnn. The
soul is sexless. you,lrnow, and l bellow,-
thnt we must coo lilo from all stand
points. in order to gain experience.
You have soon women who scout to
have an almost masculine comprohon
sion of tho lilo. Sometimes they on:
wonmnmIil‘ragiIts. for instance. It lm
pliI-n that In some rocont incarnation
they have III-en men and ham lIcI-n used
to seeing the world through men's aye-I.
it 'I ono of the provisions necessary to
y!!! rm. Them are some wIIInI-n who
have IIsaI-ntinlly Iominluo qualities. the
gI-ntlo, timid, quiet ones, who haw
boon women for many cycles. TIIII
liinIloo women. for example. who are
tho ideal of femininity. have, IlnIIlItlI-Ig
linen throuuh many ages incorporated
in II malo hodioi.’
Mrs. Wright could not remember do-
tinitcly any of her experiences as n
recollection was more
amp“:
‘ ho exporioncon or past incarnations
IIIII bIIIIt recognized by the result in the
present one."
Mr. Wright and his wife referred
their IItnthIIontII to each othordnrlna
tho IIIIIII'I~rIIIItiIIn, by smiling glances.
IIficlI as might have been IIxehnnIrcd ho
tween a brother and sister who had
grown up in close companionship, or II
bamboo] and wife. who had boon mar
riI-:| Illlt'llllIlIi‘nll)‘ since tho timo wlII-II
tho World w as now. «Now York llcrald.
u. Manama...
A liey iIIIlnpanew Art.
il a .lnpnnInIo artist wishes to dIIIIcribII
in color and design the anticipation of
IIIIIIpIIIIIIlIl IIII drown It picture that III II
I'Illilllillulit‘lll of an April evening. It
llltlItIl.I nightingale. and a plum true
ortwo. Victory III IIyIIIlIolizod by tho
Iris; urnco and IIIIiI-tno-In by tho willow
Ilt't‘ mIIlthn IIWallow IoruymbolII. l’a-
IriIItiIIm in communes ipdlcntnd by n
Iprnyof ehorry blousomn; tho almond
tiowvr in tho llownr of spring, and lym-
holizIIII beauty. The (It'llwmIIWlllt‘fi and
wrltIII-IIIIII artistic Immm through all
.lIIpIInI-IIII art root and branch. lIIII
“hill" in Tulsa. and when you IIIIII hlm
plI Illi‘l'll IIII thrhtimr with It than it III the
IIymlIol of religion lighting mound
powor. A dragon mating about In the
cloud» lllmlllll sucrose In life, tori, the
cock pI-rI'lIIIl upon a drum. olunlilot
amt} gIIIIIrIIrnrnt. Both the (lrmkn
and tho Japt use the butterfly to IIyIII-
bolize immortality. -- Boston Evening
Transcript.
’ IIIII Previou- itsporlrnee.
“In. Panama: pedals lxrnutlfnlly,
doom’t shot”
"Yes. but than the has had such ad
vantages.”
“llitw’l that?"
"Wall, hetero her husband came Into
his fortune the need to rock two cradles
with her loot while she mended his old
clothed-JV" gton Timon.
.._--_.. .I. we.“
to [our own ale-tears.
“unicorn—when II good one I: found
4cm an my means of attending to
the lingers, whereas a bad one is IIII
nhomlnatiph. for the women VIII-odor-
not who? my clear In this Mary,»
M. a! out water. map, It out]
out. and II
M mefiodmrx
the chair kept right on plny’ m4.
‘ (InrnII-II'II IIIothI r.
" ' (Hui-I“ I
"loIIco had It very popular expert
"hawinutlnr honieln in» small city In
t a West” said a retired burglar.
'il‘hoy had their silver locked up, but i
found on a table in the parlor a lot at
brlc a tune, mostly silveI that “(are well i i
not I'll hurrying all
more not it curious looking thor-
momelur that caught my eye in pattie-
Mar and contrary to Inymnnl lIIIlIlitl
stopped to take I lobk at It before but.
ting lt Into my bag. and than itbocurrcd
to Inc that I'd like to son how “sum it
was—4t was very clouo' III the Ioont with
the windows all shut—wind I took II look
at tho IIIercnry. holding It down III the
light of my lamp on tho ttblo, standing
up myself but! could?! too it very
plain standing up.
chair that was right there by the table“
to not. II cloaor Ioolr.
, ' The minute I sat down the chair be
Iran to play a tune. It had a must: II III
ItrIaIIgI IIIIInt attached to it jll-lb like
many othur articles of furniture are
mode. Some oI thorn when too In I
out a drawor a music box qu III 1..
play. and all that sort of thing. a d h' .I
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiInlchair. lgotr: IghtIpb
1 t3
thin as are apt to have a key you kI o .v.
or II stopper of some sort about them
somouhere that you pro-Is to stopthom
I fI hint that. ho but couldn‘t find it,
anIlIgot my to 1p and looked for it,
tho music keeping right on playing all
the time, but Icouldn't find it and the
first thing i knew it broke out loudIr
thnnovar; it hid come to some sort of .
21 bell attachment that it had and was
III Iklng twice as InnI h noise Its sit did at
first. and the only thing I got In my haul
II as the thermometer, which I’d wished
l‘Il novcr seen at all and which I'd
dropped in the bag when the first our
more strue lr mo.
‘ ltook another quick look over the
I IIIIir uith the lamp, but I couldn't find
the key and of course there waIn 't any-
thing I’m In" to do but go away, which
I did. 'l‘hol last I heard of the chair, as
Iwont through the collar window, it
but busted out in some new direction
:tIlIIdWILS booming away like a brass
Jill] I
A STORY OF SPAIN.
.\ Lover who Currie-II (HY liiII lnnrnomtn'l
More.“ by Mistake. I...
JIII- Marin Mnrdnez, is a young Span-
iiil peasant, whose tiny {arm is near
rinllzbl. IIIIIiI-LI. Ilo loved Cannon. tho
daughter of a widow who owned tin-
larxvst shop in Shims. Carmen was
willing. but the widow thought such It
Illilttla‘tllllt' girl ought to mnfry money.
so t-llll withheld her consent, to break
off ”it! match.
.\11 c [forts of the lovers to quIt proved
min. Jose heard that a youth, ' grocery"
man from the next town was trying to
marry thrown. His friends told hint
ho must not her then or not at all. So
be ranked upon a bold tialiciun
SCIll'lIlL‘ to seize her and, make her his at
Ollt‘t‘. “
The evening of April 13 was the than
and the bed chamber of Carmen was
tho plIIco {hr the execution of the plot.
IIII climbed up to the bed Izhnmbor win
II III: nib-r everybody in the hoqu was
.Islwp and unlatched the door II-n line:
-l mm to the street. Ho ngI-Ipud tho
white clnd figure that ho found on thp
ha I tight in his arms and hurried from
lilt‘ house across the fields.
"I am going to the priest." ho repeat
oi M'\l'l'JIIilllL‘.< to rouse hI-r from the
in: In \Ihich fright had laid IIII lIcI
iii) It'llf‘.
"lhI II- was two or thrm nobs that
tll:|IlI' Joso's honrt stand still, and thou
In out my that. musod hitn to drop tit--
wlIito clad figure hastily. liolita match
and raw boloro him not Carmen, but
lie started away on
a run, but (”formcn'a mother had rI-Izog-
nizod him. and she began to scream for
his IIrrInt.
Tho night watchman of 89an came;
.loro was arrested. On April 18 ho war
wot to tho penitentiary by the criminal
IIIIIrt of tho district and on April Ill.
IIhi -lI \IIIII Sunday, Carmen's ID'II'IIIII It
to hit rival was announced' In tho H- ~:bn
. ---lIIIII h. The Madrid papers pnblishol
tho story on April ‘22.
PINS USED LONG AGO
(fave lth-Ilorn llaml D‘hrm, and I'IIo-ibly
Div-I Improvised ’flinm M Thorn.
Plan are, an the saying goon. as old ml
tlI-I lIllbI. in some form or another
Ull‘y ave been in calntnnI-o nVill' Itinoo
our rut parents clothed Illttilllit'IVt'ti in
III: leaves. which grew wild in the (tar
dun III Eden. AII It matter of tact. pin»
claim a very high antiquity, tho onrllmt
IorIII being tho. natural thorn, which is
null mod to some extent by the peasant
Woman of Upper Egypt. III prohistorlo
times plus were also Itihdo oi tho small
bones of fish and animals.
Among the remains of tho Idlto Ilwolt
er» of hut-ope hnv'e hum found bronzn
pins and human hrooc has. in which the
pint form the prominent feature. many
of which are htghl ornamented IInIl
verylbconttlnl. A cw coppor and mm
mm pin have also Mn found. It in PB
timntcd that 10,000 pins have boon col.
looted at the lam-trims nation of HIV“:
"land alone. Aiow of than have double
stem. and were probably and an hatr-
plns. Three ban been found at Pm-
ehiero, which are exactly tho name in
tom u the «My pin oi the present
time. I
Among the single that pins are many
lflfiflhkm doom for provmttlhg III.»
spike from passing entirely through In“
h or other Merit! it in uselior
Ian-tuning Mather. Many at them are
Ito formed that they are thicker in coma
place: than in I) here. A large saint» I.
both at into and brown, but the head
tanned of II loose ring panned thpngtt
an eye In the pin. A law of them haw-
tha appearances! 3' near! pin now in
use. In Egypt. pine with gold hoodi
have brat“. discovered, 11 to in ancient
Mina mm plaorim litm- Wait“
withImlmI' at hotels have been «its
auroral sin 41,; relics of known.“
so I sat down In a ‘
Extraordmary .,
Suit Offering. ‘.
009 of the mast ‘
~ our coward/holy. curt sale Is our
popular felling mu m
9.50 line.
Every wit is worth at ‘Ieut (In to fire dol-
lars man than our selling price. Every suit
is cut, made and trimmed by the best skill
in the busmess and web as can carry our
gumniee for
[criterion in fit and style.
The) are in andsm grey clay mus,
Irish borne spans, fem carcinoma, blue
and black chariots, blur: clay worried and
fancy worsted
Your money back Ifyou Iris/I.
MIIGsGICoa I *
Open Monday, Finlay and Saturday Evem’ngs
Daily DirectFreightLine
BETWEEN
New York,$outh Norwalk ai-Id
Norwalk.
I a.
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THE PROPELLERS,
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
Will leave Pier 23, E. R., Beekman street, New York, at
5p. m.
Freight Received from 7 a. m., to
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. In; South Norwalk 6 p. m.
5. p. m. Upon Appli.
cation to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vu can
will be sent for special lots of freight any where 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 owners thereof.
DON’T FORGET
THAT
Nash
Q
_&Van Scoy
Kcepihe Onondaga white crockcrv which is acknowledged by the
trade m be the best made," and that they
SELL AS LOW
as .any store in the town.
Try our ROIAL POLISHING
I‘ASTIC'
It will clean and polish silverware without *injury, contains no acid
and is unequalled for glass, marble or brass.
I’ricr 25c.
NASH a VANSCOY,
Cor. I. Iain and West Streets,
SOUTH NORWALK .
CONNECTICUT
Physician forllloinen
IN. OR. I. I. OIIILVOID
Can he malted at her other
'42 Bantu man, Mormon. (10".,
From 10.. m. to 7 p. In. any day except
Sunday
The doctor to a mule
I’m not phantom )mIIII l tlu- inmnl‘fl
III womon It ”trivially. Int IMHO-Hm If”
nydllllcult III: blontiu the In can mmmt
an" (Million In tho airiI-inat I-Imflrlanm‘. with
”was IIIFIIII'II nirwvirlnu tim moot I-ktIlIIIlIInII
”4"!“ Mini maul knownt omII-lmII-III on
Home 'mqr" with mum on
IIII’WI . rpmmm lamtn.
1 "blind Infarct“ low dump
ohm-Inn and ‘7'
apt IIII-IIIIIIIII.
II «trot when
All Inner-I pm
WAGONS l
I“ Ind moo-Mum.
attain"
"MITCH.
“kiln“,
HIM“. "
9 SPIIDLES, are.
omens 17;“ toward.
I-I nu Irv. up“.
I. Y.,Iew Haven & Hartford
r RAILROAD.
'1'»an lam llouth Normal u lotion:
for Now York.
AJI. IIII‘I IIIII. air- a». 1m in. ”I. tIIII,
Immaculate. H31. P. hi. tintltt 15.150.
etfl.im.b‘b.I.kI.b')'.fI-'W. ll’ldllLIllfl.
count".
LI. sums». It“. “£111.93.
Luau New Vork for IDINONIIH.
\. H.im.;m 'lfltflfl'hwll. Inn. Inns. IIIIII,
trunnion. . .lMJM. am. in. on. no.
D’IIA‘DI'I laid-”4!“.
IVIDLIII
it. it. mum. P. It. IMIIM.
L0." Donut Munro":
for flow Haven.
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