30o cases of this year ’s crackers, all long stems, 64 crackers In each pack,
20 PACKS FOR 25 CENTS! “
mount of the law prohibiting the sale and use at the American dynamite cracker, we have purchased
large lines of cannon crackers, which we also offer at half pric .3
We Will Astonish Yo?!
our prices at Fancy Firéworks. We have the complete assortment, with all the new novelties at
just halfthe who you are asked elsewhere. . ’3
ags, Lanterns, Balloons and Bunting!
ll makes, sizes and styles fromsoc up. Blank cartridges for any make of revolvers at out prices.
0:: assorted cases of iiIeworks for clubs or private displays, we gIIaIantce to
give you a greater discount than any New York house.
PE IAL. -—Mason 5 fruit jars, either quarts or pints, 50c dozen. - if
5.. Sturtevant
North Main and Ann Streets,
l'l NORWALK ' CONNECTICUT.
{HIS Is No BLUFF! f
I HAVE OVER
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PURCHASERS BRANCH
v-OF ‘ suors .
BICYCLES
savour AT,
BROAD
RIVER
AND
IIARIEN.
Get my figures {or Lettering and Campaign Banner Work, done by my twu artists, George Washburn
AudgFrank Human. Ten years in business with square Ilealing' Is what makes things boom.
LUTHER M WRIGHT .
tractory 11ml Repositor'3,
frnnldtn and Madison Streets, - - . » .
” THURSDAY
BoN't FORGE-I:
‘THAT
At 84 Washington Street.
0
', FOR THIS WEEK.
South Norwollt.
IS ‘ B A no A I N
DAY!
.‘Summer Dress Goods, 25c Shirt waists at 350
' ltngulurpIiIIIIIIIoqul'I‘I’II' ‘ . . Ilt‘ulllllrlvl‘il'o.film. ’
Summer Dress Goods, 15o Shirt Wi‘mtS‘ ”ml mm m W. otlc
__ “m" l“ ”5'" . Ht) styles of IIItlit-s’ and misses' shirt
’ ‘Remnant press goods at half price. waists.
l A splendid line of wash fabrics... Print; \\'l’.’l]IpCl‘S, . 50c
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A. Dickerman & Son,
8A Washington Street, - - - - - South ,Norwalk, Connectiéut.
_ on Whats. The
Moron “use“ ' , mm but u moon
‘» In Fried» II no 3 nbl'o. ‘
_ The New York Harald gives' a list of
‘ ovary liloyclo and tho uotnul titan-oat.
’I‘h ho various IquII, running from three
souls for wushors to $2. 00 for tires, on
,gregnto inIIt $30.31, which, the Herald
over». is just the amount that it. costs
It manufacturor to build the best wheel
3 In the market.
So it is, that if you buy nwhool for
' one hundred dollars, you pay sorority
tlolluru profit. You may purehuso
« n more costly wheel and puy more prot-
it, in (not, and in proportion, or you
may got: u much cheaper when! und p Iy
rolutivoly the some profit. which will
bu about two hundred and titty per
cent. fl ‘ .
Then you don't wonder when you soo
now cyclo signs on tho street (Ivory tiny,
and bicycle shops at ovary uvai‘. nhlo site
and all sorto of Shops going into tho
business by mixing wheels with other
morohondise. .
HI to is u now foundation' In which to
erect a fortune of mushroom growth
Family woulth has often boI-n {oundod
on war contracts. patrimony has been
worked o‘tit of and pilod upon "rich
*Iitrilros’“ In the “diggin's, " and millions
have been multiplied tram spouting oil
wells.
Tho manufacturers and dealers in
bicycles are making hay whilo tho sun
1!,in or, father. coining mouoy whilo
t ecruzelusts. The shrewdeI-It appear
to think that there is It craze, and that
the craze will settle down to an oven
volume, which will vary at times, but.
not go at the speed \Ihich now curring
it, and which has induced an immense
expansion offiho business.
Thut tho wheel bus (0qu to stay is
tho gonernl opinion but. those who hum
plunnod to have the present impetus
continue will find the. nsolvos mistaken.
It is felt that there has boon an over
production, and that a crash in pricoI
will come. Thou whuols will be sold on
the ruling rate of profit, in similnr
lines, and the business will continue the
same no that. in baby curriugos, sowing
machines and lawn mowurs.
Thorn uro already indications of tho
uppronoh of this cIIuIlitiI‘In in tho husi~
urns. and ‘ti: is, being brought about by
tho sharp competition, which no agree
ment will be able to hold within the
limo; of present hltzh profits, Th‘ {foo
tor-ins ovorotoI-kod want to unlaa , and
thell agent-I undorstutrd It. '
MAKING A MINE. I
In Sumo Instance: It (Souls Nothingnln
others tho Coot III Millions.
There' urn no hard and that rules in
rogurd to making a mina‘rom the tint»
it pussos into tho prI'Ispoctor'u hands un-
til it. hummus u dividend puyor. Many
mines am such, as. tho minors soy.
i"from tho gross roots,"utul turn out
‘ hinge quantities of orelrom tho begin
"my,
J B. 'Hnggin. tho millionaire “)an
owner, took $3 000 t 00 from tho (‘uster
mine, in Lombi county, Idaho. boloroit
“Tame IIeIIII-I-Inry to usn II candle. Thi-I
IIIIIIII was known on tho Minorul Moun~
b‘illi. A 11qu canto along onu tiny. and
looking at it. rmnarkod, "Why, tho
hanging wall it! goon. " This uos truo.
Natuio Ink] assisted tho minor in the
I on»; tho mountain sirlo hIIIl bun ot'od-
IIIl. looting: the mint r11 stIndiII-g thorn.
MI iluuqiu ulko spent about 3:: ml” out»
in tho oloping tho Anaconda mine. below
it was on II paying basis.
'iiiIIou huvII boon discovorod contain-
Iug fabulous wool-b, although a pros-
pIaI-tor would sturv 3 to douth in trying
to work thorn. Thit was true in regard
to tho Holnvstuko mino,«iu tho lllnrk
l‘lllli. Tho prIIIIpoI‘toro who Inudo tho
Ilismvury could do nothing with it. and
so it puss‘tnl Into tho hands of SI-Iiutor
ilvurst and othI-r California capitalists.
'l‘lII-y I-ouI-ludml tII'IIt, union-I it was
w ll‘lit‘ll on o largo‘u 'IIlo, it. could not. b:~
ttIuIlo protituhlli. Au oightyutmnp mill
was III-Ilvrod und shippod in trout ("hey
unno III. It cost obflllfmitlll us on oxpori
IIII-Iit. 'I‘hu Inino lIIIII paid in IIiI'iIivnIls
$37.50” It mouth for sovontt-on yours.
It rI-Ipiiros II largo amount of Inouoy,
usually, to put. II mluo on It Iliviiiond
paying lull-tin, und. as it rulv, this
tho prospector I-unuot‘. do. although
prmpmtors buvo mode Iorttuios with
“it‘ll proportion.
III- WM Apprt lwunlvc.
”'Hi'uso IIIII, stir,” ho until, no in: up»
prouohorl ono of tho IIttIII-lio4 of tho
HIIIithIoIIiIIu institution. “but I want-I
tor ux 3olt stuntiu'. "
"Whats tho Inuttor‘l" was tho in
Ipiiry.
”Al'tt you looking for smoothing to
out?"
"No, liltll‘t‘il, lulu't hungry. I wont:
:tt‘it‘llllgt‘ inlobmutiun. l wuntu tI-I-
know 'bout dust) hyub x ruyu I.lIItI1oy':4
lukin' do phortyumiu Ile'. Day Ilono
tI-lln IIIII Ilny run tuku piotors right froo
yI'r. wbon tiny goon utter yo wit mm or
Iiotn. yor skin uu' ulo's ain't no ’tuutiosi
'tull."
"l’lnit'u what thoy chitin."
".lu' of i dun bod Ithiclron fob Ilium-r.
I s'pMII III43' mubl jos‘ frow Int,- down un'
lultu It pit: III!‘ III) do I illitkim "
“I llt‘iii'th tho theory it! smut-thin;
like that. "
”‘1th what I thought. l‘hi‘o wbut I
tltouuht. lint yt'ro‘u whut i dun mun
tor ux yor. llouu yur boiioyodut {ivy
ounbl git ('1‘ good until llkouorm ob do!
aim to II tor InuiIlo do ownor to ruou'nlm
prim”! ~~\Vttnllllluitlli Slur.
1'" for WM.
”Thoy any oggs should nlwnyu com“
[ltlt'iitlll III layers."
“Tit-II; uIIIl onions in tiers."
iyn Lilo.
._- Iirnolt-
Uno of tho Inost t'nuuliet‘tt I‘uituphu i.»
Iiiut. uthh .lI3rr»IlIl suggested tor Mr
friend KIIIght. who won one or the hem
lollowu in tho world. It run simply.
"i into! Hula-ht.”
' ‘ log. I
bu yo. the stinger. not» for In: doo-
York. ‘1 novor ielt sobad in IIryllIII
and I think T tun going to break down.
IIIiiIl tho. -
“Whom do you oohnt" naked ho.
“i no. .0 oil IIvoI."uuid slut. EvoI-y
spot on mu nod insido mo fools \Ioruo
IlIIII tho other spot. and [think I out
"onion! todlu.‘
"N IIIsIIImII ' sold be. 'You hrtvo
tulkud too much. You have been bitten
thawed and visitod und listed and moths
to sing onooros. You huvo u'IIoIl yum
tlIIout Imd 3our nerves of spoorh until
illl‘) IIIo limp You tuko IIIy tttiVlt‘O qul
3011 u ill got woll. ’
"l‘hotl 3th physioiun. who told um
um I:1I:~Io.told Milo (lulv‘u to lin in but]
with the sllutlvs dru In all IT Iy until tho
tiino to no to the opera
'liut how shall I see my frionds?‘,.
uskml shit.
"Bro thorn in hod.’ sold ho. ‘lt will
koop you quiet. A woman lying in bud
is not supposed. to talk Illllt’ll. Tllt‘y
will do tin.- talking,r for you. You liston.
'l‘IIko the old urlzugo, ,‘A stilltonguo
qukoth II “inn bond," and adapt. it to
yonrnolf. "A still tongue nutkoth II
III ll llltttl3," "' will ho true in your nose.
IZI'IIIII did it and gut wall. You have
not Iond toports of her illness this uni
tor.
“Boinhurdt has always suffered from
ouutnin of over: Isom'orsation. Silo is
on uuimuted ruttlo box. At her homo
in Pnrisuho is sold to bo the lift; of ov-
I-ry salon, 1! she isn't careful this
sumo life will be the douth of bur. She
uhuttors, chuttors, chatturs, and it. is
nothingbuthor wonderful native health
that hoops lit-r up to it. This much for
Floridian", though, she puts no thought
in her talk. .
"Ellen Terry had It. touch of talking
too much. and hourly come down with
III-I'I’ous prIIaItI-ution. tiho wont to her
Towur Cottage. Winchuison, to lie in
but] till summer.
lhosu {udIlislI ‘Englinll physiciuus, who
Inuko n spvciulty of royal ludios‘aud
other ills. told hot to swing u hammock
uudcr tho trons. ‘Put on It loose robo.‘
suiII ho, 'nud got in that hmnmook and
suin-r Iluily one hour three times so tiny.
Dou‘ t stop swinging and don't see any-
bod3.‘
(euoor udvice,‘ said Torry to hor
daughtor but silo followed it. Altwr ~Ilm
got Woll and was no longer tho high-
strung. overworked woman of Spring.
her dovtor told her that the hmumook
WIN. oil a farce. simply a. ruse to loop
her from talking three hours a day.
"luring has novor sutTerutl from this
OVt‘T-L'Ulth'l'l‘fllltln lover. He has always
born 3 thet mun. In his homo in (II rat'-
tou street, London. he retinas ouch af~
tornoou to u room fillt‘tl with busts of
Browning. Knots, SiIlIloIIs,, For-rust.
'l‘onuysnn and 140 on through tho silent
gallery. Horn, silent as they, ho sits
and mines upon thorn, noun speaking a
word. Tltnt rests lrving and hoops the
not-vow! his tongue free. The tongue
llt'Vl‘T runs away with him after that
quiot hour.
"Lillian RIIs-wll snil'ors from talking ‘
too much, and III a painful way. it at
lei-ts III-r norrons systouI._ Too much
talk plays upon hor norm Ct'llit'rti, IIIIII
throws hor out. In other wordI. I
Innkos lwr cross. That. is the secret of
most cross wumen. Thoy talk until
tin-3' urn norvous, und nervousness ut-
I'mts Ibo IlispI_I~ition. Stop tlwm from
talking: for u wool: and lllt‘y urn good
IIuturI-Il w.oIIIvII Try it with tho next
cross uotn. III 3oII )llt't t. '
LOOKS LlKE A FRAUD.
[low a HIIrIIII I'lImIII-r l’wti Ibo T‘s-Ml-
Ilrltt'u Declination.
Axon oxutuplo of tho use to which
I'Vt‘il tho dot-linution of an invitation
may lh‘ put, at single instIIIII-II IIIIIy TI.»
t'llt'll. From :tetot‘iul t‘llillllt'l’ of tho Inost
soil obtrusivo qul I'Ill'ousivo typb, who
hml boon uugorly hunt for yours on oi»
ruining sumo pvrsonul rot-ognitiou from
llll‘ l'rmidontu fuIIIily,I1nno 031'! day
II I. ml for tho woddtug rIII option of his
Il:|ll"lllt‘l‘.
'i IIII stI-rootypod rospoIII-‘o wa4 stint by
our. of tho Itlorks, oxprossiutz tho mount
of tho l’I‘I-sidvnt and his with that
tiny woull lli' nnublu to nttvuil. 'l‘lII'
morning [illiil‘ri on tlIIiIl.I3 following
tho oil. In t'itllliillli‘tl n full summit of
all that took plum. pulling with II list
of (listinuuiulnul guwts; und liltlx'm‘nt’tl-
t'tl 'If'tlt'r’tgfiltlll of Igvnnt‘uls and whom”
(lllrt'H IIIIII qulgv-I Wound up with tho
.IIIIIoIIIIIruIIIoIIt that. “.pntsitlt‘ili and Mrs.
('ll'VI‘lilll'l woro to lutvo honorwl tho Ul'
vii-don with tlwir prom-nor», but ut tho,
but Illllillt‘lit Wt ro unnwinl .Ibl3 proton!»
Id and obiigml to H‘I'ttl illt‘ll l‘t'gl‘tfls,"
l in» not! 'I'IIIIItIeIi.
A tvrupt: ItIou II-Iiutod Is a lion Illniu.
No IIIuII M or lll‘til‘t‘ his buokb3tt‘31n"
in “It tho lIIItIl (iml gaw lllttl.
i‘ll'll Willi try it) oorvo timl (Hr 3min
nrr williIII,r tIIIIIIrvo tho devil for noth
hm.
'I'iII' World wm plungml into sin lit‘
Irnuou- tlII- iii-III puirlookod at tho forbid
III-II fruit; not. IIIIIIIIIIsuthoy clltubutl tho
trIII'.
'l‘ho mom on ontuuy baton on. tho hot4
tor tho Iirv kiIIIlIIosIII'II will kindlo on his
hum].
Tho Ilvvil in not throwing :III3 Ilurtmt
lilo IIIIIII who thinks ho trim in! II ('hris»
Man Without going to IIIIIIrI3lI.- ~llum's
llIIt‘ll. M -
“Holding Alllllt‘l‘rlnl‘ll'flu
’l‘hu liftlI unuiwruury of II wuddin: it
tho wnIle-II wedding; tim Iontlt. Illt’.
tin. tho tiltovuth tho liIIIIII. tho twvntt
otiI tho rryatul. tho twouty lilth ill"
IIilrI-r, thu thirty-tilth tho pourl. tho iit'v
lizrtit tlw Ignition, tltu ulxtlutit tho dist»
IIIIIIIII troubling. ’l‘ho nbsnrtnnvo ol’
tho-m IIIIIIlII-ruurivu is of (Slot-Inn" origin
W-I ll mun to tho Iluy rI-IIII hing,
It: tilt r 4-H” II». Item! ll m.
\\ bilI tlII tIII III I in Hill In burning.
lama In Fr‘t‘t'lllll"! ultnra Illnwl
Nil» ilw in I’m It Mom ll, mum IIII
:ilumlwr bug on it llml.iit‘l"u llt't‘iwl;
F Jr tltn Itrttt iIo :Iit'vtrluwi to saw 2H,
lit? it» Morn I'Irowr blunt!
‘ *7 Holmes
tor the hm widths on won in» New .
Hor doctor, onoof .
$9. 50 suits
Ill ou BIG FOUR sale embrace about every sort of
suiting fabric of the beat Iii/Ids. Here Is a list of
the kinds. enough surely, from which to select your
summer suit:
Clay Worsled, black,
Gray, Clay Weave,
Fancy Worsleds
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Irish Homespuns, .
Scale/I C/Iew'ols ‘
‘ . Black and Blue Chamois, ,,
' Blue Flame/s, , 7?
Blue Serges,
. Fa/Ic y Cassimeres. . 3.
Every sml we are selling for $9 50 was made to sell
for $75——-a’oes sell at that price m most stores. 3;
Our big buying is what brings down the price. That' s f
3, the secret of If. No secrets in the surfs, though; ‘ ;.;
Every one is made to perfect style—~made to fit well, =
wear well and /ooiI well. No skimp/rig in the trlm- ,
whys—honestly cut and sewed. i
The New Shirts . . I
Are here—Star Shirts—colored outing shirts to be 3
worn With White collars, the very latest, 31. 50.
New Underwear just m—ba/brlggan, Egyptian sil/Iy
fibre—sells at 480 a garment.
Russian Crash Suits, 88 and. 870. "
Russian Bras/I Outing Caps Cornell shape, 480.
White Duo/r Trousers, 89c. 87. 25, 32.
White Linen Trousers, $1.50. ._
Crash Trousers, 32. '
MEIG$&(0.
Open Monday, Friday and Salurday Euem'ngs.
Bridgeport Calm.
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Mason jais, POT‘LLl'tlll 2 (Its. 506 (l0?
Tops, '3 pts.45c doz. t.
I (Its. SLIS-doz.
i pts.$l.05 ”
Globe Jars,
(iem ()il Stoves, cast Iount
1 humor, 580.
I) is
and brass burner,
- $I.OS.
ii ” $l.65.
2 burner, $4.25.
3 “ $5.75.
Majestic Oil Stoves:
Maulm tt1m Junior,
“ giant,
Insurance _llllllt)l‘,
lcwcl.
I New l’roccss,
‘(11:'~.4.)linc Stoves. 2
5
[line l’luutc oil stow, the host oil store on the marl-rot.
NASH & VANSCOY,
Cor. N. Alain and West Streets, ‘
SOUTH NORWALK . . .
‘1‘
CONNECTICU‘T
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New York and Norwalk
CIIMMIINCING
MONDAY, JUNE 22,
‘ 'l‘llli I’Rtli’iilJJiRS
Will lcuvc pior 23» liust lx‘iwr, New York, (llooknnm strum.)
FOR SOUTH NORWALK!
lluilynt to ;II 1t. III.
and Friday Mg, II. III.
FOR NORWALK,
Monday, WtylnI-A‘nluy :IIIII ii‘rivluy :It 5 p. III.
FOR NEW YORK,
Loztvc SILNnI‘wulk lluily :It (I p.m, lmzm- Norwalk, Tilttf'u
(lily, ’l'IIur‘sduy and Saturday at 5 p. III.
l'ixtm bout, Monday, \VI-IiIIr-sIIIIy
ROTON POINT
South Norwalk, Conn. ‘
Tlit.‘ most L‘IIIII'I‘i’IiIu,r Summer Resort. on Long Island Sound
A
Fine Hotel! Fine Bathing Houses!
GENERAL ATTRACTIONS.
I
q 1 ‘ s I , . . . a
,, izvcry lucrhty for prowling for large excursions.
ROTON POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
( iwucrs and Proprietors.
J. ‘P‘INKENSTI'ZIN, General Manager.
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,’
Freight ~ Line!
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