st Assortment! xl.owest Price 5!
300 cases of this year’s crackers, all long stems, 64 crackers in each pack, “
20 PACKS FORIZS CENTS!
mount‘oi the law prohibiting the sale and use of the American d ynamite era her, we have purchased
" ' large lines of cannon crackers, which we also offer at half p ice.
' o ‘ LI 3 l .
> . We Will Astonish You !.
Fireworks. We have the complete assortment, with all the new novelties at
, just half the price youarc asked elsewhere. . ‘
our prices of Fancy
\. ‘ ‘ .
Balloons and Bunting!
rigs. Lanterns,
i ”all makc§,sizes and styles from 50c up. Blank cartridges for any make of revolvers at out prices.
3 » 0o assorted cases of fireworks for clubs or private displays, we guarantee to '
~ , give you a greater discount than any New York house. '
ShECIALr—Mason's fruit jars, either quarts or pints, soc dozen. \
1 w. 5. Stu-rteva ntr 3
North Main and Ann Streets,
LK,
T Hrs .wr
too Finie
connecncur.
N o B L U F F!
IHAVE OVER ‘ ‘
Carriages a’nd Wagons
To select from.also a full line of Horse Goods.
m
'PURCHASERS BRANCH
. ‘SF’F ' suors
,BICYCLES
.‘TAUGHT AT
- T0 BROAD
RIDE
”FREE RW‘ER
OPEN AND
”ST; " ;, names.
" ‘1'." “V ‘wR—' '
They are good ones, and require no pushing—~my r896 Pierce and Majestic Bicycles; also other makes.
'Ter right and wheels warranted.
j G my figures for Lettering and Campaign Banner Work, done by my twu artists, George Washburn
andfifrank Homan. Ten years in business with square dealing is what makes things boom.
L..- L,..,__. .. . - .. .. ...... .94.”. 1'“““' -. -wm' _
. ' LUTHER M. RIGHT,
Factory and Repository, ‘
5:
Franklin and Madison Street
” THURSDAY
THAT
At 84 Washington 'Street.
South Norwaiit.
rs BARGAIN
DAY! .
”a. lame of
north. south. east and wont addressed to
the President's wife that it has been
inland necessary to divide into classes
those letters which appear deserving of
any notice whatever. ‘
Flrlt in this category comes the re.
quests for charity, in numburloss forms.
Appenls for money are abundant, of
worse. Next come calls for load and
clothing. 'Then come demands that aim
make an nproni‘or the fair in i’odunk,
or dress a doll for a church exhibition
at Smithvillc. t
Perhaps the funniest of the begging
letters. says Harper's iiazar, are tho-to
which crave the git t of a baby or rringc;
they ure'rrsually accornpanicdl y a clip-
Plllii 01' “Gilli“! quotation from on ob-
scum local noWrrpuper, in which an int.
nginutlvo contributor describes the
Clovelunds as recoiving n carlond of
baby carriages as present! from inven-
tors and nmnufncturore wnll over the
country directly after the birth of each
child. ‘
Arr a matter of fact no such presents
have ever come to them; but the fancy
of tho nverugo'Washington letter Writer
runs‘ riot on occasions and represents at
real lmpptnlngs what might have no.
crrrrd it the whole guild of Am :rit or
loose“ in search of a great advertise
meni.
To the third class belong litters nslr-
ing the use oi’ Mrs. Cleveland‘s name an
amibscribor for a book. or as subject
of ndcdicatory paragraph.
in a fourth class are grouped the con-
ventionnl printed invitation to take part
in riotno festivity—«n, wedding, a ro- .
caption, a. christening. a birthday party,
the anniversary of a society, the laying
of a cornerstone.
The alum-rt unbroken rule in all those
cant-e is for one of tho cxcrzutivc clerks
towrito a stereotypct‘t form of hnswor,
crmsintingof a polite acknowledgment.
and a declination.
lit-m and thorn a misslve will have
some distinctive feature which causes it
to be set apart item the rest and
brought to Mrs. Cleveland's notion
when she retires from the breakfast
room and rents herself at the desk.
A request that she will allow herself
to be named as godmother {or some bud-
. _ , auroral .
" Which corner ith‘ each mail ‘lrom
carriage makers had let themsclioe.
or: am AVRgflihAlliLVjFABBl'f
tons, BtlL‘l‘HESE pier. reue. '
ills (ii “WWW ‘
III‘OI
rose» 0! (lame and , in» Art Trou-
uro Bil-011ml with “Articles dc
I." and Cheap Cinemas. Events
meted with Ills European Visit.
"o isntornrl to the stories about
u Shah. They mo of two kinrhr
alarms and stories good enough .
88.50,
$9.50,
(You
The
the Lit
-~ iron
to be true. 'hlro proportion of onckind $1 1.50 \
tlotllre other or about one in one bun-
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wealt not the Shah. it is well lrxrown l mag! d096,“ W9 WWW 89” them at ”1880
inatttle 11M” monarch considtraddy in- prices but {0” aur‘lug FUN’IGSB Of 1800 80/“.
:3 91:“ firefly“! powwow during his Suits handsome enough for dress; strong .
.-. . .. 3 rod) has read about his . ~ I) f dfi . I) I
treasure house, with its quarto ol’ din 9/1009 ar/abar. Flt a” ”[8,, 809 and
mom 5, peeks of pearl», and bushels of trimming perfect. ”you find you V9 690” de-
losrp corona jewels, but it in novcmsary
to dis
it in t
or! I
owed”
of but
cer'rad return the goods and get your money.
ers.
We've made changes in prices on some lines
that are bro/ten in sizes. ulfyour size is here
In the lots we've changed you can save money.
They’re mar/red 82, 82.50, 83 and 83.50.
NewFixings.
' Washable Nee/(wean
:oont thorn! yarm vr'ry materially.
run that his trottsuros in jewelry
rccious stones are of ulrumt in‘
in value, but much of the contents
carefully guarded trod-inn; ronn‘
l3 rrurr: truth. Thur..- nro diamonds,
.ubio and pearls of Wonderful splendor,
and they are kept loose in trim turn-
‘olcru and (leuuntcrs, so placed by dime:
don t i their into owner in order thathe
migh F150 at n giant-o if their quantity
h id rmpprr-ciuldy diminished. .
i’c naps the moat tempting eight in
tho thole mom is u. largo aquirium
Trous
glass cow filled with nothing but caro- 8!”! Bows and Imperials.
rully sorted pearls of the finest Oriental ' ' '
iu-itrt. By the side or this rituperrdous Boys Windsor fles‘
mass 01’ riohca if! a hoapo! tawdry “ar- 60/faar’9’3a -
ticies do Paris," hardly goodenough for
Golf Stockings,
i chuity bazaar. Some beautiful ' ' -
enau oiled paintings on gold have bo- Star'flfgllgee split“
twcur them a lot of Cllv.ril[|(1':'l'm.'lil " .
chmuolithogruphs. Prof. Vambcry
of [it da‘post, who has rxamiued alltho
Shai nireanuijes. estimated their total ‘
\aiut at Shutdown).
Mt at of the London uni Paris. stories
abornthe Shah are told in connotation
with his past visits to thoro cipituis.
liolo v i give a small collection of what
1 ins] cvo desei'vo to rank as true storios
about his dusky Majesty.
Us tho Shah's last visit tr: England,
Lord Silisbury gave a garden party in
trial mor at Hattie-Id. ’l‘hc entertain
men of the guests included unexhi-
bitior of nmrksmanihip by a man who
shot corks off a lady's head. The Shah,
swing it was so easy. apparently. asked
Open Monday. Friday and Sahrrdayt Evenings.
' Bridgeport. Conn.
v
qts. 500 (107..
Mason Jars, Porcelain
pts. 456 (hm.
Tops,
qts. $‘I.l5 titli-
ding‘genius ot‘ a new generation is rarely
returned. an autograph is given where
tlw circumstances warrant the belief
that the courtesy will not be abused,
and in rare~vory rare-occasions a
photograph is added.
Now and than. at long intervals. one
of the other requests receives a favora-
blo response; but when tho recipient
is ungracious enough to share the news
of his success with the public. tho re-
sult in such a deluge of appeals and dc‘
murulrt from chronic mendicnnts that
tho kindly fooling which prompted the
experiment is turned to disgust. and tho
cants .I prompt denial of their prayers.
YVETTE REMEMBERS US-
Slm Think] New York In Loud] at £120
I XIII". i
“l have been coming to this country
for three years now,,and it in the. first
rimrrk her head until the ml roses in her
h it bobbed in unison. Rod l’tlrlt'ri trust
to her it iir was a dangerous expori.
llti‘lli, but they hmkud all right. “I am
high up in the Savoy Hon-l to not the
. " bronze because the climate bereis sti-
ding."
FOR THIS WEEK‘ "What do I think of Now York?
‘ ‘ . . w... - Will. it in runguttit‘lm- and the quick
' ‘ ‘ I w r 0‘ ' ' .
3 Summer Dress GOOiiS, 25C Shirt “’ttlhts ‘lt "'K littlt‘trlui'lit of «very one in wonderful.
Regular pro-Mun- “M 1..., ir-mdar rvriv-n f-w‘. 'l‘bv audit-nous comprehend tho vnllir- of
‘ ~ ‘- Shirt \ 'IllSlS, 50c norm; they aru nitr-ntivt- to war word,
, Summer DTCSS (infltih', 1i": WW”, mind "7 W; and no (lllt‘ in tho gallery nmusvs bitu-
wmt. 25.. p.35», , . . ‘ . ~ ' - ' ‘. . ~ . . ‘ .v ' ' svii’ by interrupting my songs in tragic
\‘ , , H) 5t} h 5 “i 14‘1““ .lllli ""55“" Silil‘l. “tiviiitzt‘d with l'lll‘clfll'i, nor does ilt' t’ry
Remnant (ll't‘SS goods at lltlii price. \Villh‘lfi. to join in ringing the chorus. Fur.
‘ . . . . ‘ , . t' ilivtumi‘ti tin-y paid mo till!” it night.
A s lendrd lrnc oi wash fabrics. to i not; wra r lt'l'S 000 'rr... high Iltlllriott are not bcmrtiiul. but
' 7
A. Dickerman & Son,
It Washington Street.
South ,Norwaik, Connecticut.
toy aro practical. and tho ilillt‘ lighti
at night amuse mu. ' and Yvr‘t'tuntrotvlr
t"i up an arm in demonstrationof tho
t‘londkirts Flats oi’ Ami-rim.
“i ant to New York. to Boston,
Philadelphia, and Chicano. and i think
i itho litmtun tho bust. in the train wo
tuko {or t'bimuo l mkcd my black man
for u botth: oi’ clarot {or lunch. and l
§
'
.':'__......E Evening Sentinel
PRINTING HOUSE!
I
bad it. lint when l unit him ior r. bot-
lit‘ of cloth t for diutwr. his says:
" ’Xn; in tho provinr'ool' lllrioynn
can't haw clarvt two lliiiM a day, or i
will li;t\‘tl to no to pr‘inoti.’
"l mid: "Very Wr'll. then “It prim",
but got run the claret lino] and nitnr
nuu'it curt-runny [not it. it's a quot-r
country, isn't it, where you can't have
a lmliiu o! ('iiil’l‘i without so much core
worry." Him uuid:
"i lowo urvtitollom to notuptin to
mourn». but l have to do tho Aruba.»
mulr'tim in l’arie ~(or {our nwuthr. cont
throwing ilit' lid of Juno. which to ill,-
tim, so“ how tin-y do thing-r in tho
Artinrir-zm prim." trim Chilliilllt'ti, brim;
ion; a home scrap book to too and upon.
innnpano dovotrd to illustration-r of
\‘wtto’u iriveiu its various l’!]t"tNi-tilnl'i.
"They are not pretty. to be 31 W; but
did you r-vor goo a prr-tty law that thl
t'rvry uxprusairu‘.’ And an r'xprmnivo
taco is ran-1y pretty; but unymiy. in art
it in tho rarprrurrion which counter for
inoro than lmntily."
”l'lirprcsaion is a lrinrl oi’ an tittnm
phvric t'll'ov't‘!" I stimulated.
"l’rrcim’ly." mid Yvette, dubiougiy.~
Pall Mall (inmtto.
W
(armorial "are.
('ontnrinl roarewyonrrr which and t.
router-ywnro not leap years unless tin-l
are divisible by 400. This in orn- of th
ruins of the Gregorian ctlendur, liti-
htrlps to keep this calendar in such ultra
tom-h with tho movementsolthesot.
Thus turn will not be a leap year.
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A iiouth Atehinnon girl hurt it renor-
weli worth being proud of. ti! is lands”
a hmhnnd in It 21 mt dressmAtchir
eon Globe.
iv-Hllll twist the next thousand supplr- .
time that i see the sun." and Yvottr ‘
it he might try. Hutooka reprinting lilnirc i’lr‘l ’
grille in his hand, and sworn.' it around \ lit-“'- SLOS n
g «are ossly in the direction ot Lord rialis
bar; and semen! the guests, very much ' ‘
ito ti eir consternation. The lad Dor- .. . . « -
Hunter was impolite enough to {close (1011! 0‘1 SUM’CS, (“St rilllllt i ,1, illllullCl ’ 58c
in) a low him to outta: anything on no: and brass burner, ~ 9.05.
ihem. "Very well," remarked hit Ma i 3 u Si 65
'jost, . and turning to the Prime Minis ' '
itcr he invited him to tillit' thoindy‘s
Eplacc. .Lord Salisbury's declination was M’lit'fitic (iii Stoves ’ 1., litii‘llt'l’. $4.25.
lkinr. and polite, but wry iirru. in the I ‘ " ‘ ' ' i I; M
$6.75.
Lrlut at a London reception. The Shah
and the Shah was unarmed.
'1‘ to late monarch “measured a certain
frarkness of expression which was i ch Process, r
,somstimes peculiarly embarrassing to x i hitiiiiittlltlii liiiiitlr,
thuro about him. An extremely cit-vet (-t' ‘ i ‘ gt ' ‘ ‘1 H :r.’ l.
English woman, whole not beautiful of ""5“ Hit ‘ ()it‘h. _ and" v
feature, was among thoso presented to i illstll'flllcc Jiiiiiirt',
1
.I cwcl .
iavr red hot with a prolonged start» and ‘ .. '
the exclaimod. "What docs her hus- i‘duc Home or! store, the host ml stoxc on th market.
burl inn-p hcr for? ‘ C.
, l awav. taken to several English fac- -----—-
‘ torflEt At once large number of (monies
we \cruploycd. In honor of tho lit'l'll“
sior‘, they wore clad in sputlossly chum
cot on gou‘ns, with red shawls folded
lpic ill'tqulittiy ovr-r tlroir bonds. The
3 Shih was immensely irrtcrcntetla—nut in
ithe manufacturing. but in thoyounc;
iwonon. He looked from our! mint-1y
line i to another. and finally llll'llml Hitl-
dcr ly to tho proprietor, cxclaiuung:
' hi, you r-ly l-lrrtzlirdrmau. that i-r
you r private quartor, and a very good
out , too."
1 Wu" imposailllti to convince him
tint tho tutnblishtnont was not the
ow iur's privato hart-m.
NAS H a. VANsoov,
Cor. N. Main and West Streets,
SOUTH NORWALK CONNECTICUT
I n I
New York and Norwaik
Freight Line!
COMMENCING
A Touching Incident.
robably tho most touching irrrritlnut
5—.
x
at the sumptuous coronation of tho
(‘7. rwauithu ntwctaclo of his tiiotln-t‘. MONDAY JUNE 22
iii Dowager l‘itriprcss, pumping; and ’ ’
somtoua throne chair ltrmirio hmr. ’l'Hi'L i’RUi’iiiJJiRS “
Slwwm riotiltilmri recalling her own
ormtion and the dr-ath of her liiipor»
husband.
liiri‘
in!
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
East River, New York, (lirrckmnn street.)
An Milo Nnmc for a society.
inorir-ty boo boon forum! in Texas
lot‘ tho ntriklnu burnout "'l‘ho l'iioo
‘ Wil' icarc pier ~’.l.
mt
nusynary l'ro llnno l’uldico Hrrr'iv'ty of FOR SOUTH NORWALK.
'I'.rrull fir tho itlr-y-airouoi liir‘i‘uiuh'li “:1in M “9:3” .I. w. “M“ hm”, Monday, Wetliitftlid)’
Yr
im
uib of tho tittito i.l"'1't'xlt9.‘.mtsiill Au
no Daily Espresso.
HIGH Aa'r ”sources.
and Friday :ti5 p. m.
FOR NORWALK,
Monday, Wetluculay and Friday at 5 p. m.
FOR NEW YORK,
Leave Sofiorwalk Daily at. (r pan. lmau- Norwalit, Tum»
day. Thursday and Saturday at c, p m.
‘r‘IL ‘5
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ROTON Po'iNT
South Norwaik, Conn.
The most Charming Summer Resort on Long island Sound
Fine Hotel! Fine Bathing Houses!
GENERAL attractions“
livery facility for providing for large excursions.
ROTON POINT lIPROVEIENT COMPANY,
Owners and Proprietors.
J. mnnunsrurs, General hang...
mi Rounder to the Poster Show)“
ruat hmmm. We get 'mn again!
a; when York Herald. 1
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