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We have‘honght the entire line of import samples from one of the largest New
. . York importers, and will oiler them this week at so [per cent less that cost of
importation. it will pay you to select one now and keep it for the coming
Holidays. *
SETS.)
Our new import oi’ these goods comprises all the latest designs and decorations,
from the “Upper Henley” pottery, England. We save the importers' and job-
‘ bers profits. and deliver these high grade goods to you for much less money than
small retailers can buy them for. . ‘ »
New line of hue Cabinet Clocks, in rich oak, handsome designs, 8 day, half hour
strike, cathedral gong, patent regulator and fully warranted, $2.97.
Nickel alarm clocks, 69c, everyone warranted.
Special drilles in r4~quart enameled preserving kettles, 59c.
,..
Campaign caps in silver or gold, roe each. .
We can show you a new and interesting bargain every day in the year.
. s. STURTEVANT, “°“'illi.il.‘g‘il.‘.l“‘i"
JUST RECEIVED
'_ ‘ A LOT OF
oodenBicycle Handle Bars!
Which I will sell for one week at $2.50 per pair.
Also have a look at my stock of
CARRIAGES, _
WAGONS, .
BICYCLES,
HARNESSES,
and HORSE
GOODS.
_ N0 trouble to show goods, even
H “though you do not purchase.
M... ,3. ’5'“);
Repairing done at short notice.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT, ‘
. . Factory and Repository,
Franklin and ladieon Streets, - . - . .
South lorwalk.
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N AUGUST lst, we announced our "Alteration Sale” as a month oi
”
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"""'"_————-—" bargains. We thank the public for their generous response to our
cflort to please. The close of the month closes the special sale,
\ but we shall cudcavorto continue giving attractive prices on reg-
iilar stock. and special prices on jobs and the balance of summer stock. We have a few
”LADIES" JACKETS AND CAPES. -
.....ALSO.....
' MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S JACKETS!
Theatre shall offer at low figures. Choice of balance of our shirt waists at 50 cents,
And other items correspondingly cheap.
v"
A. Dickerman 8: Son,
'4 Washington Street. . - - - - South Norwalk, Connecticut.
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. PRINTING” HOUSE!
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. Thoroughly Equipped ‘0' 5“" Kind Of Printing
nesr oililurv, or worn AT ill: LOWEST Pmcrs.
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. “900 ROW»
l null». ll level . lam-u gm
0! ohildm. all with m ”prom.
One only lliooll n . like would not stoop
To what he: to m mill-ll «mummy.
l merited the nicer oyoe and the haughty hood.
The new. to some unennneioliil innllnot loyal.
“lien ll the lull of noble birth." I laid.
“Blood royoli"
it on Iiiy lot can: to behold the our
among Ohm born to food on art and truth.
A glorious EMIRIHIIOII no annals aro—
With wealth and love to penoply her youth.
Thnt {nee—it well the snail 'l'hlit trialled trend.
That "all“ All. inc. all horn-lo wore horn and
loyal.
"Bile herb the will of earthly nirie.’ I said.
' “Blood royal!"
Today a women on a lonely term.
When-in her lift: its riuhvet bloom hull loan,
Pun-loll mo. and. in. I loll the own and chm-m
An whoii ho‘r uourlierll cry. “Maire Wily—«tho
queoni‘
hike one {or some diviner mission bred.
She llvon. n urincen to her subjects loyal.
"Here in a palace. and here. too." I “id.
. “Blood royal!"
Aye, goodwill Ipenlr. the blood of long dead
null
I’hl‘llill', culture. habit own the purple dye.
li laps to thrill tin with unspoken things. ~
Cycles truly pails. but blood can never liol
it. mill no transport. fours no alight or ainln,
'i‘lioI are!» gold lpuinu world duel homage
oyn .
To him whose trenlnro pulses in bi- wine.
Blood roynll
~Purtland Transcript.
THE (lOI'.DEN—:CAT.\
Several years ago I was stationed. no lul-
slstoni. surgeon, with my regiment nt (in
loans. In that ancient city, in npltc of its
,munymunsilms of the old nobility, suit-
able apartments for bachelors urn low and
far between. I always wunt plouty of air
unll splice about me, and so I installed my
Hl‘lf in a building on the outskirts of the
my. -
I rented linlf of the first floor, compris
lug four rooms. 1 mode my sleeping chum-
bcr niid workroom of the two which fulreli
on the street. In the third I put plans and
(lowers. The fourth wuslefi; ouipty. A
great hideonyrnn along the entire trout ol
the house, on which I could stroll up and
down, or rather on hull of it. for it was
divided in the middle by an iron fence so
low tiull: one could ousiiy step over it.
I hull been living there about. two
month when one July evening till I up.
pronohcd my rooms i won surprised to one u
brilliant light streaming from the win-
dows of the uninhabited npnrtiiu-nt.
"All, I have n neighbor!" thought I,
And two: hot caperinllypleased. Going
[only room. I stepped unlsclenslyout upon
the balcony, but thi- light. hull nirmdy lnvn
extinguished. l n'iurnell to my lmlnmiu
und road for an hour or two. From time
to time I soothed to hear about me in the
building it sound no of light flmiilteph. At
last I wont to lK‘il and to sloop.
In the middlo of the night I suddenly
nwoko with n distinct sensation that some
one “'llii walking about hear me. I got up
and lit my culilllo. This lbl wliut I now:
Inthe middle of the room stood a grout
cut, its book slightly arched, its tail erect
and its phosphorescent eyes fixed upon me.
It. was a superb Aiururn, with lung, yl‘llolv
imir oi' the mlor of raw silk. As the light
Illnue upon it its fur gil'uuied like spun
gold. ltiippi‘ouuhcli inn \viiil'vclvei. stops
and softly rubbed its flexible body against
my legal. I stooped iol-url‘sls it. which it
pcl‘liiiltlxl, purring gently, null then lull
got into bed it it‘flptlll up on the counter-
punc. lt was n \‘l'l'y young out, and she
mowed well disposed to lot. lu-rnoli’ be I'll-
rczlsed. Ipui bur buck on the flour and
tried to send lit‘l‘ out lll’ llit‘ room, but who
evaded mo and took refuge under the lur-
niture.
As soon as l hull blown out the light sin-
lenpl'd up on my in! litrniii. but I paid no
limiter attention in ili'l' and soon went to
sleep. It won brood day when I :nl‘oko
ugulli, null the cut \vus nowhere to Int emu.
The human mind in ullclll-lito instru-
tncntmnaily thrown out or your. Recall
the. from that I intro just told you: A light
M‘t‘ii, tlicu extinguished, in nu uuinhuhitl-d
apartment; on Angora out of singular color
which uplx'nrnd lillil disapproved in in mys-
terious iilunucr. Tlll‘h‘ i~l nuthiul.r wry
rltnl'lllllit in Hull. in there? Very we”.
imagine. now, that this sumo programme
was repented every night llllll lllitli'l‘ illmr
licully tho sumo conditions for it work. llo.
lion: me, there in not enough in that to
nilcet the ihuughtsol‘ it man who livenulonn
liiiil inuivu iiiln ilunlu little shivers lbut
herald the presence of tho uukunlmlilo.
The human mind in rm l'lillillilllll'd that it
unconsciously holds to the principle of n
nulliclcnt reason. Fllrull sl-r‘lusni illeniil‘ul
plwnuniltnu it demands it cause. u law.
and it. becomes uneasy if it does not lilti‘
cover that l-uuac.
lulu not it i‘iinil'll. lint I know that
{our Il‘l'llil uull grown upon uncertainty.
willie ltlll'illlll“ tn lliillmrrr il~l l'illl‘ii'l'l‘lllll‘l‘
it in simple curiosity. l required, liwu. in
iiivoaiilrnic this lilitlll‘l‘. l uplmiinul-il my
orderly. Ill' did not know my ilt‘lglllull‘ll.
livery morning on old wnlnnu "liiill‘ in lnltc
t'lil‘i' of tho ntiwr lipnt‘lliipul. "l‘ hull Ilil'll
to draw her into l-rlilvl-rlliuiuu, but winillr
or she was completely limit or not. «he
would vuuclisul‘o no reply to blur.
Nili’ii'ilil'li‘fifil rnsllyucrulliilvd for the
drill. liti'uilirc {not of tho l-xiiiil-llml u! the
light. when I l‘l'llll‘lll‘ll home. lhnd notivod
that the Wililllm'ii next in llillll‘ lvi-u- nlnslo
cll simply by it grout ilil'nillll'llilli. Muril—
livllr, the two lulll'oulm rolliluliliil'utull.
My neighbor. uiuu or u'lululu. then-(ore
dreaded iiidisnrnl‘f uliilll‘l'l-l and l‘xlillfiiiidllo
lll the light on lleuriilu me return. in wrily
my supposition l bull my orderly lirlll'
inn from lilo nil-slit it cold nuppl-l' early on ,
illll‘l‘lilnm. and I did not lonw my i‘lNlmii
that owning. When ilnrbt lllill lulllru, l
tool: my film.“ ill-or my window. rimui I
only liu! bululmy liulifill up from llil‘ win.
new of illniiolglumrirmnpnrlllll'lli. 1 null.
tly llponull the wish and Mcppl'd out upon
thu balcony. At that illlillll‘lilr knowing
that I uxpvnwll iiiymil in u pollliivn dunner,
either of brushing my nevi; or or engaging
in it blliill to build Kll‘llflxil‘wltli mum illulil
lliitl blood iii-mm, my nerwu wore p'ri'enily
inlni. I I'l'lll'lllili thu lighted window with»
out having made tho blunt. sound. The
Window won hulf upon. Th0 l'llm‘iml.
tmuspurum. ilii' Hill. who was oil lhll lilit‘lt
llillo, nilidn lilo lllt‘iilliflr loony one in the
Interior of the nlllli’illlt‘ill.
lmlnilurlm mom Illil'li with quaint.
lilli limitio’riod furniture. lighted by n hung-
bur lump, M. lilo burl; of the room was n
low mum, on whirli luyu ynluimuul bump
lli‘ul woman. liliu won clad in n lrmnwrilp
n! willie llllily iiinlllrlnl, and her unconfined
hair (oil ubmlt lll'l' shoulders like ll lil'l'Wi
uni-meld. rilil‘ “fluid lit hermit in n hnnd
glass. burnt] bur Mimi and prl'W‘li ii"? “I”
to tho niumth, while ill slit. and her ntippln
holly wrilhlnllrith the enlist-ll. Inner!”-
liu-i murmur-tits of u “writ. feline. With ev—
try more she made llhe seemed tollcluiillhle
with the allot of gold.
i won storing at her spellbound Will!!! 0’
n sudden the nylon! thieiltrnngn and instill»
tiiul woman tired thorn-air“ “W“ W“-
polznlllir cm at u autopilot-escorts em
.A.»»MW&M
. lug thing there inlet-pt the golden out.
of those green oyusl tluit hull ilasiit'll lit mo
' herself.
‘lllll‘li. grew and ripened in my mind—tho
. W
that ruined to burn With nintnhliht lion».
I me sure that I wait invisible to her. bed
in“ on the dark llilln of the draped window.
huvortilolorn i felt that she now run. . .
A cry enoupod her. and «he drew the unr-
luont about her and buried her {lien in the
pillows. .
I pushed open the window and stopped
quickly nnronn the mom. Bonding over
her hidden lure, I lulurod out n tor-rout pf
exnlillull null unluuuillonn uglilllllt inyiloif. I
called luyliell ll hour and n luiwurll. I im-
plored her to ll i'liit! me, to drive me uwuy,
but with nwoiitio! plindim. For u long
limo l motioned to plead thuil without ll
liigu from her. At lulu nho turned, and I
law it young flil‘i‘, extraordinary null
charming, which iiiullod lit me.
”It in you, it in you!" she murmured.
Wbiihuho mounl byihni leouhl unr- coili-
pl'illli‘lill, ibul I, too, full ihul I hull alien
herbeluru. 'I‘bero wail something iii her
turn, her glance, lun- grm-ol'ul movements,
illut awoke \‘nguo memories.
I stood gazing lit her stanchion for n
nunuout, und till-u u mud desire came over
mo to take her in my nrnut llul she read
tho thought in my eyes, and, evading inn
with surprising agility, she ran to the
lamp and uxtinguislilxi it.
There wall it mot-king laugh, then ni-
leuco. Ila-lily striking n iuiitoh. 1 rent the
lamp and looked about run. The woman
was nowhere to be “00". I had heard no
door open or clone, and yet she was not ill
the room. llollilleuniynell there was no liv-
u'hlch came to inn and rubbed herself
nguiinlt inylcga I bud not noticed her
before, but. evidently i-lho lulll been uslcup
in some corner, and my entrance had
around her.
I elnild not very well mun-oh the apnw
incur. ill) I waited u fowmmnonis null then
returned by the balcony in my room. The
light in the neighboring apartment
stroliiued out from the window, but there
was no sound to lnllic‘il’ton living presence.
Alli pondered on the uilnir I begun to
feel it vuguu (our of thin wmngu. with her
strange beliutynull lilsr enigmatic smile,
who said tome, ‘.?it in you!" iol if rlho knew
me. leoulll not drivcliwuy the memory
from the darkness all she extinguished the
lump nor of the electric Hlitll'k thiit hull
thrilled me once when I touched her hair
with nlyliunll.
Fonrrely Win-l I in bed again when I felt
rim-lulu. full upon my legs. It was the
golden out. I [lils‘ill‘ti Inu- away. but she
returned. , Filiully I have up the struggle
and fell into n troubled sleep, with this
strange COlliImIIIUII, as on the other night,
still on my bed.
The next night I again entered my
struugo neighbor‘s llpnrtnu‘ut. She seein-
(‘ll not slit-prism! to not: me now, and we
l‘hniindtotruilu‘r for luili uli lmur, ill tho
end of which time she lllsminml lill‘. with
u smile. but in it way not to be denied, and
I returned to my own room. She hull told
me that her name was Linda, but. beyond
that she would giro no information nlxult
And so it ran on for n week. What bod
taken place on the second night was re-
pt'illt‘ll ugiliu .‘lIlll ngnlu. Sl'lircoiuul Lil‘it
Liiulu uiul returned ininy own room when
liiL‘ golden out. appeared. leaped upon my
bed. lustnllul herself thorn uu‘d remained
until iunrninir. I know now to whom the
uniuml ln‘il‘luumi. ()uruwhuu I spolmof
it Lliuln said: "Oh. yes: my cot. Is it.
not ‘tlle mu- which Nl‘t'lllrl to be all of
goid?’ " Nothing: new took place, but new
orihriess liull‘ by little on intangible ter-
ror took‘ possession of me.
There were moments when these two bo-
lugs, with their great green eyes. their
supple movements and their glory of gold-
en liliil', hwuuu- confused in my mind
unll lull-med to me Ill be only thedunl form
of n Hugh-soul. In spilcuf my impllr~
tuiiitlus of Linda unduly rill arts to surprise
her i have never been able to see them at
the some time. I tried to mulou with
myself. to l‘llli\'ili(.‘\.‘ myself lluil. no u limi-
la‘rni incl, thou-l- was nothing llllonluicly
inexplicable in what. bull lu‘i‘ullun lili'. 1
rnllil-il myself on ill-ins: afraid of u woman
mill a pet eat. And then, its the result of
all my reasoning, i found that in reality l
“'1” ni'rulll neither of ihonniiunl nor of the
wninnu. but of u symlmlll'nl lllmlity‘wbieh
existed only in my own mind.
I ill‘lilliily sliil'l-rl-d from this obmssinn.
Alter tint night» in lilt'll‘ preamp-v I had
days of mm lnriurv such all iunllnu‘n lithe“
demo. Little by little it resolution was
wnmlin lu-lli run by her iniauiy, but I ro~
soiled (but I should kill the nuimul.
()nl' l-l‘i-ulng ill-{um point: to Linda‘s
mom i laid out from my supply of drugs
u put of glycerin, ll illulk of bytlrul'yuuic
lil'lll null lllll‘ of Hilton little glluol ulll‘hs
thni l‘lilfiliihl'i cull mixing hull.
When I rulrnlul-ll my room, the out, till
lliiiltil. l'rllllm'l‘ll till-llil'nl. l l'lllii‘li “0", Mini
Hilt‘ run in me, but lull-l: lil‘l'lit'li, lulr lull
erect. purring. I took the Kilian I‘Uli.lllppi’ll
the [mini in the ulyr-l-rin null held it to:
word lint nuiiuul. Sill! linked it dry with
her rosy tongue. I repealed this operation
three times. 'i‘inl fourth limo l llippml liu‘
roll in the held. The out licked it llll'iliill
pil‘iilllliliy. and immediately Hill‘ hl'cuml!
rigid. ’l'br'it Hhr imiiudrd llllll the tilt and
rolled over and uyvr in terrible nullity.
l‘iiililly' slnl full hurl. upon the ilrmr with ii
lcliri'uil-rywii iiuiunu l'ry. (inl‘ would iii
IlliNl how will. Sillv\\'iislll'1ill.
Willi irruul Iliuulilol' Ill'l‘illllfflllnll on my
temples and my hundn ll‘l‘illllliflg violently
I l'nlml over the worm bully. lllvr alluring
l‘yllll brill iilmvk in ”will that from mu.
ill-rilllwk and swollen tongue lulu-it out
lielwwli iivr sharp. White “will. “or limlnl
worn extraordinarily contorted. Willi nu
cxirriliu l-lllil't of will “1le the :inininl lip
by ilt‘l' [mum and hill. the house. i blirril-ii
lllrullzlit ilt‘l'lli'll' rundown titrdcill'rll‘d stimuli.
in tho qunyll. llud till-m lthrl-w my burden
into the river.
l'ulil dilly M‘ilki‘ lwundm-ll about lllr-
nily.I know not where. M bull. Hunky
grow pain with the coming down, um! i
decided to mum in my home. Anny
Jilinli touched Illil‘ doorknob l uiiirl‘rlwl. 1
Will ni‘rniri of finding lliiil ulire. all in i'rw’l
W'll‘l‘l'llil‘ll story, the nuiinul I had iluli
killed. lint no. my room mm run my. I
lilinmuym‘lf oximlistodnn the bull. For
tho that time In llllylll slept, sum of being
Illillc.
hint day the told the Linda hull llillnp.
penmi. In her in wrrnlmiullhl~rr~lnihllil
~iiroryihlnlr iihn hull. (‘Wll to the (“my
Wrup who bud always wurii when 1 had
new bur. Hui. unllunu llinl mulli H'Vi'dil
her identity. The proprietor hull f‘H‘Jc‘Il
the apartment in "Milo. Liflllli, lyric nit-
int." lie know nothing llmm about her,
Who llhl‘ wnnllull whither niw wont rriuiniu
li mystery. for which the story i inst-e iulll
”lint-ll Ill" only him. of u milllilm. wAlinpl-
nil For film Frlnmiwu Argnnuiit From the
French of Mllh‘t‘l Protest.
The Turquoise.
The turquoise wnnrlnro ulimlrmrl to have
the powerlnf indicating the rllnllillon of
the absent imlnvod. While the blue re»
mariner! ulnar in liq mlnr nil rm well.
When it tinned dull and mnuiilllead
will Mar, and when the green predomi-
nated death um as m
Soul Stomach? (lull? Induction?
Any of there ever trouble you? ‘
Just refer to the brown bottle of
l LA ‘RIIWATEE- . .
fiAL M'N ‘ .
“W” s P * Cl
A single glass relieves such trouble at once, and, if chronic.
its regular use for :1 short time cures completely. It is a household
necessity. Ulil' inm' T nutmmt Boot tells all about these and many
other things, and is sent to any address for ID cents in stamps to
pay postage. Your grocer or druggist can get this specific for you.
THE YPSILANTI SPECIFIC ('50.. BOSTON.
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Toilet Sets.
30 chonA‘riouo.
82-35. 3-55. 3-90. 4.40. 5.15.1535.5.60.6..l5.6-50. 8.7 5
9.85, 14.00. ~
if you break a piece from one of our sets it can be
replaced.
8
ll
Dinner Sets.
ll DECORATIONS.
$8.35, ”.55, 12.83, :3 00,1326, 17.87, 19 44, 27.76,.lo.
Or you can buy what you want from open stock.
Tuinblers.
3cc, 40c, .15c, 50c, 60c, 63c, Si, 1:5.
Cut Glass. I -
Syrup cups, with triple plated tops, 75c.
NASH a. VANSCOY,
Cor. ll. Main and West Streets,
SOUTH NORWALK - ' - . OONNEO TlOUT
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New York and Norwalk
Freight Line!
LCOMMENCIN
MONDAY, JUNE 22,
THE PROPELLERS
City, of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
Will leave pier 23, East River, New YorkHBeekman street,) .
FOR SOUTH NORWALK.
Daily at toz3o a. m. Extra boat, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 5 p. m.
FOR NORWALK,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5 p. m.
FOR NEW YORK,
Leave So.Norwulk llaily at 6 p. ill. Leave Norwalk, Tues-
day, Thursday and Saturday at 5 p. m.
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BIG ” REDUhTIO N SALE
For the Month of August.
Completeiline of watches, clocks, jewelry, silverware, opdlware and
cut glass.
DIAMONDS! DIAMONDS!
A fine line of stones at greatly reduced prices. All of these goods
while not sold at strictly cost price, will be sold low enough to attract
purchasers, who will find many rare bargains.
A. W. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street, Norwalk
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Fine Printing
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specialty
at
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YOU . . . .
rmllnllly remember hearing
about Hale's bole [lordlni lard.
hummer.
it made runny irieulln : it will
number more thin your. bu»
reuse it does just «hill. in
clnlnioll tor it. (Torr-ct hi
all bowl troubles.
Sample bottles free at ll
(linudonnlng in (loss. Fir lrwnlli
Fill. blister. B. ll. I’lnlntoli
and E. G. Tomlinnon. houih
Harwell.
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to acommodate patrons,
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