A blue flame oil'stove‘WlTIIOUT A WICKI Gives a powerful blue flame
No soot. no smoke, no odor. Cooks and bakes hotter than any coal, gas or
gasoline sioVe. S.Iiet),31mylu.Ity and heat are its principal features. One
gallon of common kerosene will operate two burners for 24 hours. It is the
only wickless blue Ilame oil stove on the market. It is as sate as a coal stove.
“ You can 't turn on too much oil, theretore there is NO DANGER. It is the
I t
most simple stoI'e made; a c hild can operate it. We have them in all sues,
and as usual, at cut prices.
NOTICE. ~—I)Iuing the months of July and August, our stores will close” at
6:30 p. m., except on Mondays, Wednesdays and Satutmd Iys.'
SO. NORWALK, CONN.
THISISNO BLUFFI .
V Ilunvizovm ~
BRANCH
SHOPS
AT
”ROAD -
RIVER
ANI)
DARIEN.
good ones, and require no pushing—my I896 Pierce and Majestic Bicycles; also other makes.
t and wheels warranted.
y figures {or Lettering and Campaign Banner Work done by my thI artists (-eorgc Wamhburn
' Iik Human. 'I‘en yours in business with squ. .Ire deuling' lS whltt makes things boom
LIJTHER M. WEIGHT,
Factory and Repository, . .
I‘Iln‘I and Madison Streets, - - - ~
BATHING SUI
South Norwalk.
5
WM-.~...L
PRINTING HOUSE! .
l
NORTH MAIN AND Austrians.
. 3"attorney for the plain
vied the nomination in at
hour that the norm
Ith “huh Mr. Water
bury Amritsar court room was won
“lieltlied o'er with the pale cast oi
thouflht. "
”Hr. Murlru left no expect 0! Water
bury' a private life mm: rutinizod. From .
his knots up the judmuont debtor was T _
f‘oreo‘il to account and in the end it up .
péiired that Mr. Waterbury wus do
pendant upon his wife to me mutton:
Inca. Nevor Was there inure rolunt
Intro Mounting of u dohto Frnqnnutly
the viotim’unyeu gurunmrl dangerously.
It was evident that ho Would rather
have uuuusinntod MIIrkII thuII lived to
we again the house that once» was his; in. :'
WootehI-ntnr
The exmninution yIIItIrIlIIy begun
with an exhaustive Inquiry into the ox—
(but and «nudity of Mr. Wuterbury's ‘
wearing apparel.
How many units have you!" asked
the Iuwyer.
A. I don’t know.
Q. Have you ten?
A. I‘Imfilhly.‘
Q. : Have you twenty?
JA M173 M. WATERIEI 'RY.
I think out.
IIIIv» you Iiilueit?
i don't know. ‘
Q. What's your host impr. sdon II." to
how many tmlii of r. unmet. yull IIIIVBI
A. I IquI' counted than. I way
II: we tr- "I.
III rwpntlsn to a number n! Iptfliions
as to 'lu \. due of the I lothm Mr. Wu
terbuty .I:. tul they wouldnt brim: more
than $100 it' put up III :IIIII tinn.
“DWI: that include drum suits)" the
ruloutlrkm Murltu Inked. ‘
"I uwnut to iurlltde all kinds of
units." r I-rpotulo-d the witrII-w r Ilmly.
Q. How runny m r n: Its hum: you?
A. I trily IWI‘I that I time.
Q. lino minty tint ynuduu' t u o?
l\.1IIIIII£ know.
Mr. Waterbury was then mired to
doseriim hi4 huts and qulurrlothim.
IIo upprourthml the melt without onthn
A.
Q.
A.
eiusm. Insistmg that he only wore one '
hut in II Emmott.
"How you any idea how runny huts
you have in your iron-w" Iwkml Mr.
Merlot. .
The witnms said there might In hull
arlozeu.
Q. How many suits of unnlvrrlothv
how you?
A. l'omItIrI; wintor
about ILIII ll aluz- -n pm.» IiIIIfI' IllIIP‘.
Witnrw IIIl I II that III-a wit'r ,htul
Imugbtlhu IIII~II Inlothuty; lint hint. or
pmuiliiy our-,of III: «um. will tbut
In.II;.rlprIIIIIIIIj.'I II‘I; [II 'II' of boots
and All». «v. but Illdut (III: II\ III y Would
tiring >310 :It IIIII- tiuII. Thu Int pnir III‘
bou ht. IIIIIzuiII. rm? $7
Mr, WIItI-rbury \\ t5 thI-II :tJIlU'tI about
tho ruhy rim; Iit‘ \I’oro IIIIII Ida watch
and other jewelry. III- snicl that Ilt‘ hull
sold all lIi~ Jenn-Iry to his Wit:- for c.t:~Il
ubout {Wu )vnru mun.
TIII- I'upnlur firrvrlv.
A titllllpllrl:»t‘)n «It the moon-.- of oil
tho chic-l I‘:lt;.{ll*ll liltrariv: III.IIl~ rat-Init-
Iy with In ptuvz- that their H II wiry
general .Igrvvuwnt lIIll'EIl‘.‘ um IertI..iI
('HIINIII‘. that Ill" bell um;- II in IIII' I'u
rium III-purttnerttn oi notion ut'v as to.
Iowa:
S-usutinunl nIIvIsl—Tho
While.
Historivul Il|l\"'I""'IVI'JIIIIIIN', .
Iliutnutir IIUVI'IH \lontv l'rlsto.
Dmlluailt: lIuVI'Iw-‘I'Iiu Viz'ur of Walt»
iIuId.
Eva h’IIH‘I IMIIIBI ipmun I: “fly.
haul of mud LIIIIm AIIIIIn Ilo'tlo.
l’olitl- :II notulmLothuir
Now-l urlttI-n with u pIIrpIIIIo—dfnelu
'I‘onI'IIt :IlIiII.
Itungiuutiw noveh film.
“murmurs Hun-I» vI'II‘ICWII'k.
IriIh howl t‘hurlI-n (.I'Mullvy.
I‘III'IIII'II III-VIII ~-v-lIt'lII‘t of .‘lIIllothinn.
Erurltnh uni-III IVIIHII)’ I-‘ulr.
Aluvr'il-uu IIovulw-TIIII titan-Int Letter.
"ho moat. populm mVuI III nileun-
lty Vulr.
:IrId Iutmnvr.
Woman In
Humming the llrml of l‘ mum.
Tho [trouttttrruoi’ tho flunk of lt‘runett
um mid to ho butter guurdt .l tiIIIII thou"
Itmry otlu r bunk III tho “urlrl At the
1mm! luminous hourn We: 9 day when
the money in put Into tho tnulto Imd in
the call 51'. tum-om! at. out n wull up the
hm with hydrnnlir mortur Water In
then turned 1. II and Ire t running: until
the IIIIIlrIr in iluodml. bumlur would
have to work In u diving mm and hrtmh
down ;I mum-III wull heinro II" I'INIIII
mm Ist'trl to loot tho “with. When III"
IMIIIN Itt‘t'l'o IIII‘! tit-2t tIIvlrtIltI'tt,II1rI
water i- druwu ofl‘. tho Innmnry In In"!
down, end the vunltu oponml.
The Editor": Dhiuppnlirttng Wuh-
II‘IMI‘WI n! rIIr-IIivlnIg the hundrudu 0!
dollars that I-huultl have lwun puid (to
during wmrt Ito-oi only ’1'le rmiiwl
that Won plum-II It» the cred“ 0'
hum [Indoor a colored [rumor of
I‘llllnduha When he WWHM over the
film» rlvur may he‘ enguy a rest as
pen-Mule» that a! the famed Father
Abraham. Popluviiio in. m ,
Ii
“‘ " 'cLoseb ALL DAY
CG‘thes * ‘
lluveolargc share of attention this week. We‘ve told you
n
I
" :IIIrItIt our buvinrr last ‘ weck‘. production of the Boston I
. 1 Matt l’auts Co. ~~nlmut the very latest bicycle tintlnug~ at, 1111- I.
3" heard oi price. “are me the kinds and prices again, and re- I
‘ .. member tbat; every price we quote is from tour to live dollars I
I less than .tliesc clothes were made to sell lbr~it’s not. our loss ‘ '
4‘ > Iltll' yours: 5‘:
I ‘, ' Blue and pray I'asoimrre suits. 85. i!
Linen crash su it skeleton coats, patch potkets, bloomcr pants, *5. II
P , I: luv, grey and brown mixed r: heviot suits, $6.50. ’I
?' IIIIIc, black and grey firassimercs homespuns, cheviots and fancy I
‘f ' . Scotch weaves $7 50. ' II
Ru ssian crash suits best (Iuality, $8 and $10. 33
5g ' , I0)"; IItWI' their ‘III’ III" in this s III: I In ; :I u hole lot of boys bicycle --‘
golf suits in handsome plaids and ehet' us at .’
.. I ,4
11
. . I.
$5 $6, $7. 50. . , ,
i ' I.
:. l‘ile upon pile of this 1}CI8 clothing makes eisv thoosine {or you
7.: -- -nn other stoIeIn the city has half the kinds here or .my 'rtycle
, clothes as good as these-«We're soleIIgents for flu: Liston Pants
Co. in Bridgeport. A number oiyunkee ideas in these suits that
will commend them to you as the best made. They are the best.
Bicycle Fixings Run like This:
”“3th stockings with and without It',el
Scotch yarn, 75c, $1, L50, [.75.
Cotton stockings, inst black, est: and
Gulf shaped caps, 23c and Air.
I ’i- 514'" hi ivr‘le III‘IIs 25I; (mi N“
I.e.ItlII:I bells 25(:, SM, 75c and M
(rush I» -lts, 50c.
(1::Ilrr 5.100, 25(13ot'.
NI-Iziigee shirts, .;1$I,(.I,rr,97:.
Slur neglIguu 851.25, *I 50, z, 2 3o.
()Ilrl pants, men's and IInyS'
Brown cotton "overt: loth I)IC\ clc suit
imported and domestic
IM-
“II-5“
.mM .5. '
a
.flu.w......: .t
A
‘M “#555: 4’.
Bridgeport, Conn.
,.
(‘lpt-II’II‘I‘idIIy evening; this week.
I
t1t5.500IlII'/.
pts. 450 doz.
\Insou Iars. IIII't‘t-lzun I
Ayur's Elle um mmnIuIIIIIII-d by
Imps, I
inkling pllvult'imtfl uud (Impala In, it:
I I‘IllIl-I III-rum :IIIIl II-tIiIi. III I» fll'tI_V
l :‘ .IutlIMIequti, I:'. I~--t'.\‘o~II--~~. iii
:vrnttuu. filtl'f,{;~l‘.lt"‘-’H n! the in-Ij
Juattlldtm. and w ('h IMIIIJVIII': film, M w-
l ~w- unlrls, l'I-v 1'90, tu-urulmu IIIIII then-
I: :ItistII.
It“ I,
Ills. SLIS IIHZ.
pts. SLOS ”
I I
hioluglni's,‘
. . 58 .
Children Cry for c
. . ~ 1 burner
(It-III (III Stores. msl iIqut ‘
and brass burner. I“: $I.05.
Pltcher’s Castorla. .. SLGS.
Hue su'allow does not Inukv SIII‘IHX'. I ., e .
Initnrwswuiluwnf lluu MIIIIIII- (Tough .\I' llt‘sllt' IIIIS Minn .H : bur‘nt I”, 84'25'
turrbrinus Yt‘Ilt'f. I}. l'. Weml. Nur- \ ., $5.751
.. .tlk; ti. (f. Snilmu. South Nnrwnlk,
As IIIII’ strI~1rII§tII of“ II building Ilvtwmls I NCW I’I‘OCL'SS,
rl'wu tw Hui: iryu llti tuIIIm:ItInII,.~I: 4 ' . ' , |
Inf'uItlI depends upon thI Iwudniou III I ALIIIIIIIIIIIII .I'tltltm,
t r- b'o II. ‘III r-Iipvl liIrIpIII‘IttIIu und Ll‘ l.- ””1”th [HHS n. glillll,
. Insothv vitu Iuir to «wow Hummus . .. .. ‘ .
and IIII‘R‘IVIIIM. Aye-r3: SIIr~II1I:IrIll;I I» I Iilbllltlliu Illlllm,
Ilm Iuvrt powerful and eth‘etitu- IIIWII' : IQWCI.
I .m: in use.
lIlue
NASH & VANSCOY,
Cor. N. Main and West Streets,
SOUTH NORWALK . . .- CONNECTICUT
l’lume oil store, the lust oil stove on the IIIIII'IIct.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY - -
NATIONAL BANK.
£3 Wall Street. lorwalit. coon.
Incormruteal. PIS-I. Citpitul, 3200.000.
mm III of KHI-HIIIZII, I‘erII-Iut.
DAVID ll. \III.I.I:II. VIA— I'm.
1.. c. out-mm, (.‘su-hln.
DIRIOTOII.
Form 0. KRKIJCII, Moon M. ttmvmt,
lmvm II. Mitten A. .l. Murmurs.
Iv‘HrJounbucltwooo. Turn). It. .Humv, ,
IIIA (JULII. punts. I-‘.‘l’IIIIIrI-I\tt.
Account-I of Mnnntnetnrrrw. MI-I-IIIIIInuI
and Individuals Solicits-cl. ,
Soto Deposit Bom
Free to Deposlton.
nfiiv
PO’IIHE
SW WWII—m
III-tut nut iIIit, print,
tar, pitth. Izmxe
.Ind stains from '
Ilnlluntt mad I‘M“
pelt quukly .1an
Completely and
New York and Norwalk
Freight Line!
COMMENCING
MONDAV, JUNE 22,
THE l'Rtll'lilJJflRS
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
Wili lure pier :3, liust him r, .‘M .I. \ork (II II km. m .Imt)
FOR SOUTH NORWALK,
IIIIIlyut top! :I. m.
iiirtl Friday :It 5 p. m.
It‘slm bout, Monday. \i’ulvwwlnt
Maker"): kin; FOR NORWALK,
\WATIIIIXJITMH miymfi'tm Monday, Wedne'dny and Friday :It 5 p. m
Nut, inflanamaitle. “not“ united. $9.
LESUTTONINIIWC-nunfit. FOR NEW YORK,
lmaw' SILNIIIII'IIII IIIIIIy :II (I p.221, I.II.'I\‘L XIII tmlI', Tum,
’SnldhyA liir'kermm . .:" I”. Ho Spr- .
day, 'l‘lnirsdny :Irrl Suzurdny {It 5 p. In.
truth. Finns: It Bone III I. 2-. .tmllr
I,
Norwalk Chronicler