pm you will con:
fifllflorbflnllnfl
tho «comm oi more
, ”moor othor mot-v
illumination 'l’ho Son-
.333»
Mine! has a Circulation
Walk and its Suburb»
1]; (Film the (.‘mubimd
other Two local doilicv.
howdy: cpm lo adver-
, 'amnoedttho
landed in. Every
willbo mute to accom-
he”
l Weather- Forecast.
My” prices to be central-
' lower. followed by higher
ll‘omarrow it proton-co t-lbo
.. motor Record.
Joint oi the thermomclor tor
ours oodiuu at noon todas
o zeronowcsl. 51 dogmas
, mono for Tomorrow.
lino-m | Hisghflgido l “were
run. or Matrlmony?
, flioroughly scientific man to
f question comm seriously to
connection with the life
Allitliihguiuhcd man who died
U ‘wau one of the grcntcst nut.
America. Hie luxuo was in-
Whatho did not. know con-
, "and fossils, likewise liv-
“limits, turtles and other
id mwly things. certain.
in America know. He
W with a passion. They
than family to him, mom
Mat and drink. When uny-
, than meat and drink to a
stronger can bosuid to c:-
o [charming wife and daugh-
' ived next door to him. He
with his snakes and spidcrs
' in his muacum. Ho ate and
' At intervals his lovely wife
or would call on him in but
‘ ' unwould rcccivc thcm polite-
llbw their health was, thcn show
any and ublzcut munncr that
. wild to gctbnclt to bill snakes.
:Monuld go away, sometimes
‘ fl .. in their eycs. it was certain—
land of them to stay and live
floor to him, even it he was tho
naturalist of his timc. lie want
them. but did not believe it man
to study as he was could live
. « life or should be perma-
o from his dried up old fos-
lmmortuliiy oi the soul. Hr
tho demonstration, ol-‘
Ihut bimbo]! oil from all
it lllll living in the flesh and
‘ inordcr to multcit. Muybo
r not by thin time. learned
that. life is mime tlu‘ui bum-u.
' a ho did ucttlo toluu own
, ‘ however. it was that. too
‘ (Imam! to scicucc. twicncc
flit” than all loudly tics.
Wm-
oll Liquors.
‘ miniutor of foreign al-
nu, objects to tho to
v cannula in Franco on
_ the ldultorutlon of Moon
W from that country
_ rmmmbmadm “Wild!“
ulna unloved formal proton
M I‘mntutioun oi Uourul O.
, _ “Hum. The con-oi bud
m Itoiomvuto in regard
I» «Franchvviuu and
Morton in that of
" u Known experienced
toward tho polo.
, not along at all for the
“writer. ”and we wept
j along with or.“ Dead
at indium upon the
bolt VIM. It may be
it. Vino obml in pro-
on two ilquldluycrr.
to «mm along with
ll.
minnow-urn
‘ ‘ "l'm tour 0' your mind." Mutual! tin
' er. could professionally attest: First
_ , . , . “hurt
a lucky moduli" wblopo‘rod tr
blr'cllcut When tho mullet was given.
latter. "and I'll and, you r. mould;
(namely. a man). “it mu. mun.’
Luckburt. who nor-rm the lucid-rm.
omito to add whether the “moulrln'
duly melted Scott. but no doubt it did
9:; another occasion Scott was lost
oucccsotul in his dciouno or a house»
breaker. but the culprit. grateful for
hilt counsel’s exertions. save him. in
lieu of the orthodox fee. which be war
unable to pay. this piece of advice. tc
the value at which he, the housebreulr-
never to boron large wotcndog' out at
doors, but to keep a little yclplng tcrv
rler wtthln‘; and secondly. to put on
trust in nice. clever, [inlet-act: locku
but to pin his faith to 1 huge old houvy
one with a rusty key. Scott long to
mcmbcrcd this incident and thirty
yours latex, ,It; a Judgco‘ dinner at Jed
burg, he recalled it in this impromptu
rhyme:
Yelpiug terrier. rusty toy. ’
Woo Walter Scott’u best Joddurt lop.
Huron}.
Ora-In Candi". a,
The Canadians moire the most do
Iighttul cream candles of maple sugar
cream and buttornuts. -
Moltn pound or new maple sugar
with a cup of thin cream and boil 1b.:
syrup to n cl'cumy ball. but not until it ‘
“cracks." When the uymp has touched
the proper state, scatter butternut ker-
nels cvcnly over shoots of buttercd tin
and pour on just enough of the syrup
to cover them. Crease the shoots oi.
candy into small autumn and ‘lli'l'illl
them apart when the candy has be. »
come cold.
flow to Servo Macaroni.
Macaroni served in the Italian style
means simply boiled macaroni over
which n ldgbly-ucauoncd brown gravy
is poured. grated cheese bcing scni
round with the dish. ’l‘bc gravy is
nicest made by cutting up in two-incl;
pieces some lean, juicy boot from the
round and showering in 11 little water
into which n fricd onion is put. Sll’lllll
and thicken. adding bull a dozcu
chopped mushrooms. '
A Now'anlloh 'Tlrc.
A new tire which uttmctml grout at
teutiou at the recent blcyclc shows in
England is likely to be on tho market
here bciorc long. This tire llllli on
inner nlr tube, but in a single tubc,
which opens no that it~muy be rcpninul T
from the inside. it In almost idcntlcul
with tho outcr covcr of an ordluury
clinchcr tlrc. cxcopt thnt GDP of the
edges laps insldc tho other om». tbcni:
mousing them together unil‘k'ccplug it .
prisoner.
mo; Bomonborod It Wail.
George F. Burton. who died at .
Green's [[0ch on Novombcr l. lcavou a
$80,000 estate and provldcu in his will
that his executors shall "find :1 good
home for my dog ’thry.’ puy bin bmml
and at his death place his body in u .
box and have him prowrly buricd.”
'l'hc rculduo of his propcrty b: ion in ‘
rclativcu.‘——l’hiludclpbin Lodger.
All Kindl oi Dom. l
A New Brood—Dog Funcicr~»—\'vu, .
madam. l have all kinds of dogs born. I
is there any particular brood you I
wish? :
Old Lady {who roads the [HIDPl’Nl--.
on. anything that's l'nsbionublc. ,
Lemme sec an ocean groyhouud.- xl-w ‘
York Weekly. 1
Know Whore 8c Wm.
A little louroycur-old mvcupyiug ma,
upper berth in thc ulcuumblp t'll'llll'
nwnltcucnl in tho lulddlc oi tlw night l
ills molhcr llrlkml him it‘ bu kin-u '
wbcro ho was. "’l‘ouruc I do." ho i'c
piled. "i'm in the top drown-If
—-.Vew York Sun.
i
ru- u lion-nod
“(lripnuok nu not his llppclllc burl;
again." ./~
"llow dill ho do It?"
"(lot cuufi'llt in 11 Minimum. and llu '
wuck."»-Chlcugo 'l‘rlbuuc.
A (ll'urotlu Iiulilor.
“Hear about that Anwrivuvi young
woman paying it million dollar» for u
ulgorottc bolder?"
"Got out!"
“Fact. 1 bellvo it I!» bad :1 title
or mhluznfllncluuutl Enuulror.
I‘ll; limo-ob oi €l":lfll.
"Icll?ltlfll"l awfully ‘ niruid oi
“it but"
“You. llo ucm writcn a letter
without that boiling the lull."»~(.‘blcu
to accord.
two limo-d mo Italic.
Au lmpvcnlonoblo Purl- boultor. tlu
owuor of luuuouuo richul. dlod of mini
on hosting that Ila bud loot everything
or broth» on inhuman that unto from
blur ill-d of luv.
Mi Aulrmml unmet-mot.
Miller: "whom. you wont to din.
honor my mm on the piano?"
m: "i will trim an unnamed unuw."
Fuller: ’“l’liotl. it you aunt-cod. l’d
tilt: to how, m min on to know
I‘m your “that."
“MW
u on cums-unusual:
l
j havo dcvclopcd a vein of sarcasm
l
, his wile.
.you will wear it out.“
railroad bud to pay Mil board for n ‘lirotn lhc uurib?"
in that world cram won. up patio}
“firmnmmuum
on"; «m
f’l‘ho‘drum motor" or mod to or»,
m. new mm m on on non
port,” marked .I‘hollduiutm'. ”in
l "on once rm. or no kind: are m
popular. loom, mil boy- vrttb thou
civil-line baton to tailor" wbo curry I
.m‘uokct to go through: Ill kiddo oi
iuucy evolutions Whllc'thu bond piano
on. Tho drum major pioyu but Illiii
port in a bond except for show.
Though the small boy» thought he led
the bond in tin muolc or wall as otbcr
wise. he. has no more to do with the
music than has the letter 1' no for or
sound goes in the word pneumatic. ’l‘bc
brass band in lead by its loader, and
the only thing that was expected at
the drum major was to look an import»
not no he could. The fellow who led
the l’ittuburg Band in the inaugural
parade drew, u tumor salary tor his
ability and skill at bundling u musket
he carried than did any of the players
in the band outside or the louder, who
is always the financial us well on tho
musical manager ofthc bund."-—Wuuh~ ,
lugton Evening Slur. ,
» . ‘ 2cm...
. ‘ Striving to Plant.
"One of our oldmt unbocrlbcrs." mold
the foreman, mulling clerk and adver-
tising solicitor of the I'lunkvillc llu-
gle. “has written to say that ho
wouldn‘t be' found dead with our
measly shoot on him." ‘
"We’ve got to win him buck." sold
the editor. "Put in an ml. to the ol-
lcct that we will give $8 accident in-
suruncc to tho heirs of any man who
dies with n currcnt copy of our pant-r
about his clotbca."—ludiunnpolls Jour-
not.
0
mm“ '
. "w
Undrni-blo.
"A woman doesn't really have any
bruins until clue is ovcr twcnty-iivc
years old," sold the man who knows
it all.
"She would have it she needed
them." said the admirer of the sex,
and none could soy him ult.—-—ludiuu’-
npolls Journal.
A Tonnor.
“Yes.” she sold to the young man. “i
have been present when you acted.”
, "Indeed?"
"i think you worn with it'll opera
company. Your voice, is p tenor, isn‘t
it?"
“So," he answered, "i guess you are
thinking about my suinry."—n—\l’u.~4h~
inglon Star.
0
(hi. Homo Earlier Kerr.
“The days are getting longer," rc'
murkcd Mr. \‘ivvics whom: habits
in
"You. Th4- run rim-s much carilcr.
And I‘m rcully‘uorry (or your sake.”
”i don't two why."
“It comm-Ix you to hurry so to gut
bomc bclorc duylighl."-—\\'osblugtou
Star.
‘l’luora lo Bangor.
“it. acorns odd." rcmorkcd Mrs. 'l'cu‘
owl. "that with all tlu- “’02”th in the
English lztnguugc an ordinary [wt-son’s
vocabulary is only 2,500 \l‘ul’dtl."
"it is odd. my door." icpliml lll.‘t‘ llllS'
band, ”and it Iwboovvs you to bc curv-
lul." . '
"Mo careful? Why?"
”You 80 through your vocabulary so
muny limos it day more in danger that
A‘filfi‘
on. on Dudley. "
Nclllc Chutllcway. Mr. ,Cuncsucb
or. what: has caused tho change in
your umwuruucc? ‘
lludlcy (futwnuclu't'«l pwcrumc it's
my gluwsen. donchorknow. l'vo bo~
gun to wouh llww.
Ni-lllcwll'cll. you ubould always
wcur‘ tlu'ul. lou'vo no idcu bow in-
tclllgcut thc'y mum.- you look.
,wtti‘ccly know you. -‘l‘ummauy'l‘imcs.
Au Inini‘liblo ltulo.
limbnotkvlhirlc t‘luylcu is It mun
from whom 1 how cxpi-clntmuu. you
know; but i ucc l'm nllcuutluu him by
[not laughing ill tho right place in his
storm. llow mu l to muuugcl
Cruli'-\Vliy, ll'n Guild willy; got clouc
contour in mm no he can uuduc you.“
l'uck. >
lint Air-id at any lutortprouoo.
"What bl tho distuuco of the sun
was the question
, that won lulcly put to u cundidulc for
‘tlu- Civil ni-vvlco. ’l‘bo "ply Intido woo
filml lli' couldn't lill llw clillt‘l distuucc,
but lw didn't think it won uvut' enough
in lllli'i'l'cl'il with bill duticu ot‘ pout-oi»
l tlco clct'li.
‘ ' Historian-lo.
'l’ui~8htlt‘c. Mike, uu’
uti’uuuc country.
Milan—Why. l'ul‘t
Pub-«Whirl (Jl come into it (ll lltldll't
it run to tho back. Now look at too:
(win all roammb'ow tori: Journal.
..... av.
lllll ll 1
Likely Hannah.
i'lultor llll diuw umummshWboro in
that "forty-(luv tumor” that you-od-
vcrtlw?
Mililllllui‘ Inbocui-mludodlyl - Ho'-
u‘ouo out to bits dinner.
AI lilooluod to Illa.
"lib you tluulr Oibollo but any
right to bill ”Montana?"
"imrluloly. Any woman who non-
lu bod ought ll! be klllud.“-Pltiludvld
blur i'nu. .
. WW
Bobbi: "Wily an the cit-blur larva
the country?”
bobbin “Tho only mm was be-
mup bu couldn‘t lotto it with bun/~—
'l‘tvitiltlu.
filial“: .
' F" m on tun—4
Evy, a, li . Lil'hfi a.”
I'eruuundlotououohm"
PRICES .
On everything
As Low as
New
‘ York
City
or
BridgopOrt!
Bicycles - - - $25 to $100.
“mm-WW
r02
, BEAUTY and ECONOMY
. lilo
, H. w. JOHNS’
motocros-
LIQUID PAINTS
lllE SIANDARD PMNTS Hill
SIRUCIURM. PURPOSIS.
tor FREE BY MAIL W
Illustrated designs of Cottages
with samples of 56 colors
and; FREE BY. MAIL "Er
Fox Cycle and Hardware
Company.
:SOUT-H NORWALK. CONN.
"cow-om
PriCcs Alwuy; Right. y
m.“
Enron mums.
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H.0YT'S TH EATRE
Saturday, lay 8th,“
Matinee and Night.
USHER!“ - ashlar-tr.
The greatest nc'cr onlho s a min. in the
portruynloi Rum: ll. onostJrlsh
chumctrr.
DAN'L SULLY,
In Ill.“ boomitul ploy
O’Brien, the
Contractor!
A plodding ml humor and pathos!
A pow rlul hour! awry!
Unrgu ma cost lillll's‘.’
Mature-qua H"t'll”l’l '
mu +++++++++++
Immmwow+nwc ”W
%
A how York liacnnl ml 150 nights! .
doc tho prom railroad tmildlri: woucibo most
gulrfm'l ,r rlucli-vn over pith-oil upon any
«we. truthiulnud imprmaiw rcllm ni
Irish No in Anwrlcu. A l in «pm-la! lcnturc.
Tllql “1ka (luimlll tllll’lt'lll'.
Mallow prioo m- um an: F. wniuumm- ammo
bonito now on aub- at l’luiciml’u null l‘lltlli'u'n
rile: 09.35? éililél
R". I. J. Dlaz, W‘gm
I‘IOVT’S OPERA HOUSE,
FRIDAY u" 7. .897.
Ei’utvixu
AEBJEE-F?
”OUBA’SHEROIG
sng99~L2."
'l‘lclsrtu to outdo. “crowed mill without
oxim charm). (limits oponul at l’lobtm‘t'u
Drug tutor». Plumb thumb. and l'lmm'v.
flormlk. humming Humid}. Eloy ad. mm m-
IORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
1. w. mrcuru. ................. mm",
(loo Work, commencing
Monday. May lath.
Engagement olihu Morn-l and Wonder
SANTANELLI
MATTER OF
Hypnotlsm.
'l‘bu moot. original, dot-In. Mill muiurlul
oumutoul of by uotioui our boom the
public. l'rlocl. momma and Mo.
Do You ll»
' I. STRIKE?
no. wglLL m»
‘l'blr remark rm outboard at a
lasting proofinllouumtim who
hm triad it know that LW’l‘Rlfll
ll tho but mick on Mb lorhouu-
cleaning. it you hm um: and
it. try 5 rue also: All groom all it.
W
P‘Yomflllut‘ ' mi
Mow
I?" I S 5
lot. Another day t
We Grey-and we have, to a great extent, convinced. the prople oi the Norwalk; that home trade lieuten-
tin! toothpick welfare or it is to ours. for every dollar spent in the Twin Cities ll a dollar toyour advantage.
How, creme convincing them of that fact? By giving them what they want, and only what they want at
prices MW”? than they can buy the same good: in New York. The intelligent woman needs no instruction
in the ethics of ccoriomy. The banker's wlle, the school teacher, the merchant's wife as walla: the labor-
cr’s wile all depend on the citizens of this community for a livelihood. We know of no independent per.
NORWALK. CONN.
Iloyolo Biron Array Saturday light, flu
Io 8m and loop. Your coupons!
"sous. We’all live bcrc,ior to make a living or escape greater taxes. Hence we all dcpcud‘ on one another.
Keep the money in the town, build respectable looking business blocks, city buildings, library, etc-. and be
a city in fact as well as, name.
I
3
O
Convincing Offerings For Thi§ Week!
l
l.
Silks. Gloves. ERuoblog and Collarottos.
Just mired over seventy-live pieces Pearl and champagne. with black cut-f The lam: nockwcur in two oolorsoud
of the latest styles in alike. broidery, cl. {plain ruohiuu, oollurettos, stock and
10 post fancy [silks in «plumage weep; Four button black and colored tntletaa, Elinor: collars. at glove counters.
for waist and {alloy gown linings, (lilo. 500. 2
15 pct. rich heavy silk: ior wuisll. Lacecurtains andPottieresi Kitchen DODII‘tflIOIIt.
that are art, 750. .
We carry a lame Stink at prices “I“ l 0“? load of 0i],Blne Flame and “W
12 pcs. of Green's best block India
“In" ““7" attorn- tor shirts, 59‘” will surprise you compared with New 51°“ “0'“ “0111490 10 $19.98-
0 ll pieces ining silk, chameleon edecta, York prices. . , Milk bottles with patent covers, pints.
“59' . . 25 pairs double dado portieres, 31,98. 33"? quarts. 90-
.0 per. summer 3311:, in black, now worth ,3. ‘ ; Bo—kas-ka. the molest cleaner for
:3: film"; 2“k"3‘3°m‘10v all ’“k- worth )0 pairs rich, heavy chenille portions, zoom and laundry, 100 I bottle.
" - ‘3 we“ v" - $2.93, worth $5.75. ‘
Dress Goods. ”figmflmmwmereswhwmh ,ln the Popular Cloak Room
Ilis remarkable that we sell so man 25 pairs Nottingham 1300 curtains,§ . hi 1:: '1' skim . ttin
dresses and the times no dull. 0:; full lamb and width. $.88. worth $2.50. @5195, ”k 01'” Mm 1“ 3'
great and finely selected stock is the 10 W“ beautiful 1W1!“ 3390‘st 25 fancy mixture skirts, each $3.75.
only explanation. $125. worth 8! 98 , _ 15 black brocade satin skirts, $7 25.
5 pcs. block and brilliant mohair, 500 l‘lpuirs, 100k 3‘} 8004 '5 Infill 13011115. 3 10 black brocade silk skim. 36.98.
per yard. ‘ $2550. worth” ‘30-. ‘ ' 5 ladies’ suits, Eton jackets, .5 98.
10 pcs. of the clebrutod Jamestown . '50 pain Imh WINS. from $3.98 l0$10-: 201mlics’ mitodiy trout jackass“) 00.
suitingu, llilc. ' . . i 7 ladies’ suits, Eton jackets, $12.75.
8 pm. or fancy colored mohair. 36 in. Iattlngs and Oil Cloths. : 3 ladies' mu, Eton jackets. $20.00.
wide, 250. , ,
,Silk and Lawn Shirt Wrists
15 pcs, of the Gold Medal black goods, We carry the largest stock oi mottlngs
986 and oil cloths in the country. ,
200 rolls of new, flexible matting, 100'
to 493 yd. ’
scrolls of elastic oil cloth. not the,.
kind that cracks and chips. 25c to $1.50.
2011mm“: patternrmo two two alike,
all Silk and wool, ti. ‘
Gents’ Furnishings.
5o doz. wash mule shirts, attached ' '
and detachable 3,2,1”, 30c. lfldlfl “non" , 100 doz. lawn shirt wrists. 980.
2:: doz. Manhattan shirts. the best. Take advantage oithis sale oi Indio’
shirt mode in the country. with crushed linens. We bought a hundred pieces at JICkBt‘. '
or inundated bosom, collars attached or a price. , . , .
(tagmhed'gpm, :20 pos. white and black at lllc.worth 15c. 10 ludxes‘ covert Jackets 06.98, worth
25 doz. mini: tics. mode of silk. 25c. ~20 -- " “ “ " 12%;. “ 170591”- '
2o silk waists with white collar, 81.98.
10 M H H H II . ' .
12 “ 15.75.
so doz. percalo shirt waists. 50c.
'25 doz lawn shirt wants, 750.
CI H H II
2.3 doz. toot tioa. all colorings, 25o. ~10 “ " “ " " 15c, “ ‘clc. . in ludics’ black diagonal jacketsfims.
50 don techs, tannin-hands, pulls and 20 u .. " “ “ 20c, ” “lite l 15 ladics' covcrt Jackets, 89.75.
mom, made of superior silk. 50¢ no“ u " “ .. 25c. .. 392., I In children’s )llcketil, $1.25 to $8.50.
The Norwalk Boston Store,
COR. "All MID WALL STREETS, NORWALK, 0T,
M
{giantess "clip, 53.2.
, Buttér! Butter! -
We are still receiving twice each week our celebrated fancy
Gilt Edge Creamery Butter. N othing like it; so say the many who
use it; 4.} lbs for $1. Northficld Creamery in half 1b prints, best
in town, 25c lb. - .
The Strawberry season has arrived. You will find nothing but
he finest quality, also now asparagus, tomatoes, cucumbers, cab-
bage, potatoes, pie-plant, lettuce, pineapple, peas, wax beans, otc.
Everything fresh daily.
CHARLES E. savuoua, Leading Grocer,
:3 Int Washington Strut, South Intuit. or.
u voutwuulu THE news
umrul
Evening Sentinel Loft at Your Houso
Regular. . . . .
MEMORY Jooozasz
You'Jorget sometime: that we are the pioneer: of low prices for best goodu. Let
their low item: jog your memory. '
“Arlen."Gofloo. Fin. Put Mookorol pm ligloflmmmlvttor
[lamination-Monitor in the bum
Put- up to one pound will". '0' lb "0.
ll tho tor ouo'dollu.
I70 lb: 3 lbs rob.
m...., . m... .. 5...... .- . .4 ..
1., to 1 pound nob: to clear than: out.
00 «oh.
‘
”tom. nu: Iron urunmvmov 3.
led ripe tomuiooa, 3 to c container. 5:: can
‘ fancy mambo put. a to a tumour. it: a can.
Rolled our, ll. 0. hind,
‘ 3 N) “u. at
‘l‘bm prim took: it worth your while to com mood homily. l‘ 8': l
Norwalk Chronicler