.3, little or III th_
m
it no. when. erupt-capo
Wotan: Annual Gather-
ing inWeetport. inflpiteoftho
Rain.
The nnnnel meeting of the Feirileld
County Arehdenooury was held Tues
dual morning in’ Memorial Church of the
Holy Trinity. Weetport. It wee e rainy
oeceelon. nod runny who had designed
to teke part in the exercleu were unable
to be preeent. There was eleir repre-
eentetlon of the clergy. The Holy Coni-
munlon wu administered, and the usual
burineee meeting wee held. The follow,
his officers were elected: Archdeacon.
Rev. Henry M. Sherman. of Bridgeport;
secretary, Rev. George I... Lindsley. ol
3 Newtown; treasurer. E. Livingston
Welle, of Synthport: executive com-
mittee. Roy.H. 13.0mm and ltev. L. '1'.
Heath. Bridgeport; Gould D. Jelil‘i'e, of
Weetport. end B, B. L. Carter. of Stunt-
ford. The lunch prepared by the ladies
war an incident of the day.
Splendid Three Day Tour.
book out tor the delightful pcrwnully
conducted three days' tour by the it run--
ation Tourist company to Block Island
irom New Haven. Saturday. July 17. at
7'55 a. In. The route in by way of the
Shoreline division of thel New York.
New Haven and Hartford railroml.
thence by steamer Block Island to des-
tlnnlion. stopping on the way at Watch
Hill. The rate is only $9.50. two in one
stateroom. Those occupying rooms
singly will be charged Sim each for the
trip additional. The same tour. with
accommodations at smaller hotels. with
choice of National. Pequot. Surf. etc .
.8. 00. This In one of the most popular
trips that could be taken. Fine booth I;
and fishing.
Nomnlk and Stamford Team Race.
The Nerwnlk Wheel club is interest-
ing itself in a proposed road nice be-
tween the speedicst riders of Stamford
and that place. which, it it can bear-
rnnged. will take place shortly. The
Norwalkere inmginc that there are no
riders in Stamford to touch them. end are
eager for II contest between n limited
number of riders from both places. A
distance of eight miles hue been propos-
ed. and the competitors will ride in up:
poeite directions, with the finishing
point at the Cove pond. A committee
computed of men from both plum will
make the distances. allowing for hills.
ote.--Stutuiord Advocate.
Fell And Broke Kin Ankle.
Charles Gone, who lives at Mt Main
street and is employed by Hurley .8;
Casey, the builders. fell from the aunt-
ioldiug surrounding the Lincoln school
building this noon and broke hi5 ankle.
It was rumored that Robert Hurley, one
of the firm had met with the ucctdent
(Jone was removed to hie llllnll' in the
nmhuiunce.—~Bridgeport Paper.
Mr. (Jone was formerly employed in
this city by The Hutch & Baily Com-
pany.
Diefigured by u Bonzino Explosion.
Mien Ulnru Smith. one of Millerd‘e
society eirls, in enlferinu from the remit
of It henzint- explosion nod will prolmoly
b0 disfigured for lilo. b’hu etirlml to
clean n pnir ul lull dress uhwm and to
hold them in form put them on. She
then nntnrutI-d them with horizon: and
rubbed them until the Main» lilitltllnlip-
mated. The benziue tilltl bod In It Imp,
and the room being cloned noon third
with vapor. While IIIII- wne .‘lllll III the
room her mother entered to light the
gill stove and «enriched II match IIII' thin
purpose. liomuliutt'ly tluetxph eiou lol-
luvt'ul
DABTEN AN D NOROTUN
M the hI-Iirluu, yesterday Iiltetumu.
In "to whine Ill llw whethwu. IIlIIIIIl
lvtty Voter» were prmnit. So-II-ottnuu
Mn key noted ill ehnlrmnu. ll--v Ar—
thur iii-«Inn. .lI-prh IIIId llurry “llllllt‘y.
ltobert l'ordy. I}. W billlll‘illlll'y. dillllt'l
lilutlrII-y rind Ullll'l‘ll wpolo- in favor III
granting the Norwnlk 'l‘rnIIIWIrv mun-
pnny'n application for It turnout in Nur-
otun. Suwrinteudunt Mai-Inlluhl wtttlocl
than he thought the lllttillll eouhl
be It lmitelit to the people, I-Iomn oi
tltoeoprI-sout lnIIbItIItl untold": tl Vote
on tho qumteou. end it Woe unnuttiiom
In luvurtil the turnout Mr. Mnndlnld
l iid it Would be put in by llatordoy. mt
hind oi Ulliil'liltl Warren. III-zit liully
Helloy'e plant, The company he» agreed
to place It drain under the truck.
Finnli Hltidley loutul u I: ll pound
mopping turtle nenr .lohn ltuymoud'»,
yeeterdoy afternoon. It won promoted
to It‘. Kotzlt.
The vector and Wteee oi the Pretty-
writtti «lunch will moot tomorrow night
etthe midenceut 1“. W. llruumorhml,
to III-mum tor an addition to the illIliI‘I'h
million. A prominent meanwhile ne'er-
ml to give u hhrh u ”Mitt. provldi d
Imouh more in relied lilflll eheitd with
the work. ‘ 4 V , y ‘
wit in W my dtmcult III “at
encodeluerliumtw plum When
MMWMIWVWWHIIW.
we a town-i We m
Wm mill will ellrer. lo: M .3
42am“! Willi Mill
III»; «if the
on laborers and or “term. hit
own currency. and to this end not their
blur-mum to work to fashion for
item. out of scraps of iron and brash.
plural of money, or rather tokew . =
which could he need as e mutt;
medium. The pimps consisted of MI
and 45 cent iron tokens nnd bruise 31
pieces. The 40 certiplmvs Ivon- about
an Inch in diameter. and the 45 cent ‘
talcum were nhoul: the sim- ol the pron»
out ullver linlt-dollnr. The $1 pit-eve
were oval in shape. about nil inch and
nnunrter long, nn'inch wide and n.
sixteenth of an inch in thickness.
'l‘huuo pieces were sinnuwd with tile
ileum: showing their vnlue, and road-
lly primal current all over the country
tributary to the mill.
Nearly all of thlii old "mill" coin
has poem-d tinny.
The coin» which are etlll prI-mvod.
are roughly tnndo. Just such on any
blacksmith with ordinary tools might
IIInkc, and no u IntttII-r or {not during
the early years of the mill company's
t'XlSlt'lll‘l.’ formed practically the local
circulating medium of exchange.
When the Indium; who WI-rc employed
in the mill wvrc payed for tlmlr lithol-
this min outlived, no till the trolling
they did wns with the little More run
in ronnw-tion with the mill. The Iron
illld brass plI-I‘I's. “"O‘l't‘. of i'illll'st‘.
pnswd nmoug the Indians in trading
with 0:20“ otlwr. and Its ntrythiuir in
the way or suppllm was [llll't'llllP-‘i‘ll by
tho-mat the mill more, tho phwm were
fully on good to tlu-m no if they had
horn» tlw stamp of the tIoI'I-I'IIIIII-ut.——
'l’III-mun lmlgtnl’
LORD BYRON' S PROTEST. .
lie iInIi no \l‘inh to Deprive the Author oi
the llonor lino Illm.
_l.urd Byron sum-rod from various
IIIIIIIIyIInws Io “'llll'll Itll t'nuiouu pill“
Nulingt's ill‘t‘vfillllji'l'll‘il. in on vilort to
avoid our of thorn lII- wroln llll.‘ l'ul'
ltlhllll: letter. which has rI-I-vutly lm'n
publkhml for the tirst liIII‘. It was
addressed to the editor of tinlimumi's
.lIIIMI-ngi-r, I'IIIriH. IIIId \I Hi d. ill‘il from
\‘I-IIlI-I3. ltIIly. April- "T 181":
"Sir: ln I'nrlniw nunthorn or your
journal I llIlYt‘ soon IIII-Irtiom-d It Work
l'lllllll‘ll "l'lw \‘umpirv,’
lion or my llllllli‘ as that o! the author.
l am not the IIIttlIIII'. and never llt'lll‘ll
ol‘ the work in question unlll now. lit
:I llltll't' rt‘l’l'lll pnpt-r l pvt'n'iri- It lor-
IIml :IIIIIIIIII-izttion of "The l'nmplrc.’
with the addition of on net-mint of my
'l'l‘-'llll'lll'i' in the Mom! of )lit)‘lt~IIv'-«
IIII isIIIIIIl which I lilet‘ m-I-zrwhntnlly
snih-d by in the “WWW of tr'In’I-llu;
some yrIIrs :tyu tltmugh tlu- lmvuut,
rind whorl» I should ll:l\'t' no nlewIions
to I'mddv, but whorl- l lllll‘t‘ III-WI yrl.
l'l'h'llll‘tl. NI-IlliI-r of Homo inl‘fnrm
mum‘s :ll't' lllllli'. and l pit-aumv that it
is llt'lllll‘l‘ unjust nor ungr'IiI-iutm to ru-
IIIIHI tlIIII tort will favor llll' by mu
ll; lllilllll", . llll' :IIlerimIIIrut II. whirh
l 'Illllll'. ll llll‘ lm‘ol. in I‘lI'l't‘l‘. ll
would ln- blur III dwjut'nv llll' \l’l’lll‘l',
“'hm'l‘t‘!’ lu- only in», of IN II-IIIIII‘. IIIIII
lI' Nillllltl, l tll"~‘ll‘l' ill" rtwimnsllnlllyul
llIIlmill'n Illllllit*.~> ~.lml my IIIIII.u
H .__.JL-.,.. M.
A Ill-clniI-r l‘hm-er.
in tho "I-III-I-su- regions" of Switzer-
lllllll ll Is lltv I'Ii-Imn In lIl'I‘W‘lll In It
llI‘il’ll' \l'l'fllll'll lll:ll‘l'lhl I3IIIId3 :I "In:
ll-ll‘l‘ " (In thin the
\'."IIIlI' lll"llil'}' Hl lllt‘ l‘ztlilll) U— I'llrlrtl,
mull In. llll'llb. Inni't'iounw. IlI3:I:h~ :Illll
ollII-I' lIII'iIIIIlh with-ii it iiiny lIt- Ill--
hll't‘il to lllllkl‘ lllllllt'l'n Iit‘ I't‘I'Ill'll. Solut-
of HM Svlw Tmttllx‘ l'lll’v'N'
I'l'l'lll'tlH lll'l' >:I;Il III Ilfllt- lurk III lltv‘
IIIiIltllv ”1' ”It“ M‘Vi'lllt'l’lllll t't'ltllll’)‘.
.\t IbI- huh IIIIIII‘III Inb- :IIIIIIIIIlly lli'ltl
In HI'IW‘I‘HIly :I Irt'nztt molly l’lll’I‘M‘ w.-
um» haw luI-II exhibit-3d which wm-I»
known III III3 from lMI Io “.IUU ‘Vt‘lil'fw old.
Thu olden-d IIIIII bun 314 how" IUII'plIIyI-Il
I‘ll "WV. l'lll'i“~|'
l'h‘hl‘
III-lungs to II I'oIIilll‘) ‘rIpI'II-I- III/inn
llmll' III'INII tiny. who ulmwz» III- family
I'I-mml Illl‘W'll “ll It Ilim‘w mndt- Ill
ltllltl. New York ’l'I'Ibntir,
flit-wing Iium lu ”liner 4 liltllll’|flh
I'III-wtng out" now forum on lower
mm lll'llt'lt' III I~IIIIIIIII-t-.-I-. lI \l‘l'lr. lll“\l
III-Ml In Arm-rill". but llll' llilltll III'
I-III-wlui' it has rnpldly «proud in lZII~
l'IIltt‘llll 'Ithl ilrlI-ltlitl t'tllllllrlt'~. and :I
bin-y IIIIlII-Itry lillN been t‘lllll'll uh. .I\
lhlo'm‘n IIIId mpldly'dm'rlopI-Il Hit It;
him now Itttuluml llhlultlwllllll.’ diam-n
lIllillH. II N llN‘tl lvaitll I‘lItMI-u ntid |.3«
I3IIIiItlly in dt'uuiiitluttimtiir IIlhb'lI-II IIIIII
N III M tr), worhnre mu! III hot or mm
I‘lllittllt‘n. II In rhowwt with nudity ill
IIII- gold Illlll IllqunIIIl.IIIIIIIm. liml haw
IIIIIIIII it a wuy In tho "ll‘l'l'lllllll'H mum
«on home. the I-lurh'w dunk :llltl llu‘ of
mm lmv‘n packet. Mmuuu’lwt‘u- Idiom
thirty ”VP thousand people Mr" 0'“
’Yllul'll ill the propernthut. lellmr nhd
IIIItIIrII-IIIIII of thin curious luxury.
The Ilultte of leg-Imp“.
Noun lI'rnan-wo III-Intuition Iw llll' um.
IIrIIl home of lll'NlI'li‘lflI I'lll‘IdI‘lnIIo
I'IrrII 9m“ that ten outml IwI-lw of mu
iIIlIIilIilIItIIII Mlfl'fl' (new indignation,
The only exploitation'Mtuumtml III IIII-
mm llml llw clhuntnrnllowa trIIiI IIuIl
IIIoI-IIIIIIM to In» lItIII IIIIIIIIIIII IIII3 your
Imntllld. on that llll'l'l' lit IIIIl Ilw on
llel‘t'l'll change of diet tltul fl'lillll'lllK III
Illlll‘l‘ nulmm llllW'.~ New York dullr
IIIIl.
We Mint View.
.Ismk lmhlnuwww do you rerun- lll
worry mill
l'rltttltllw—M‘m. " Jli’lt llt‘lll'. l
know your “unwind”! tour you will
never be Iihle tenet the III—III III ll‘ltlrr
ltuy.
mt,
. will to. anyhow; i
Ill:
upon the novel plan of ieIInluIr their
with the Iultll- '
w...
find IIIe new [II-Ices on “’Q’flkw . imnme Ia
buymg [or failure wants. The ”44 mm Red“.
”on Sale :8 a boon to reel)! crane Ice/[y Minded
parent
The salts we sell for boys are ell made a! boys' 0/th
(lie slmnges! fabric we lmoiv 0/ ‘193 rips and
Icars emit mending. Buttons sic ‘ . Whem.ex.
Ira slram comes. cxlra slrenglli'is I I
LIN/e bays' two pIece suds are not! 82. 32550, 83 50
Big boys Ionq punts sum one align; 35 to $14 50
No bclicr .Ime than now (0 fit out the! be}.
Throw away the! old straw ha! and go! a new one.
Prices aw small at ”4:198 Cornell
‘2
l
l
BRIDGEPOBT. 00””.
0pm ITO/lil'alv, leay and Satanic] Evin n13.
(
2..
GASOLINE STOVESl
w
"SH & VMI SCOY.
MASON'S JARS,
Qts. 50c. Pro. 436-
IASH & VAN SOOV.
mtrgc
TIN OVENS. 82 So.
NASH & VII 580'.
Small
rm ovens, 5.55.
DASH & VAN SOOY.
5 Gallons
GASOLINE, so cis.
Blue Flame Oil Stoves!
SEASON 0"
4......
I897.
50. nonwAtk AIto new YORK.
Commencing Monday. June zlst.
Billie \\ llltl'll. HTEAMllllA'l'_
“Belle HortOn”
LEAVE ll). MRWALK ntz’iild ll. to.
[SAVE NEW Wilt lleolrtunn etreet. 2.15 p. |Iu.. ISaturduya. I..I.'I ll- ill-l
Em :Iiut Street, 2.10 p. or, (untnrdeyl‘. zoo p. cm
FAREwSlngIe. 40c; Excursion. 70c.
Special Sundry Sells: '“fifih‘éfl, “filfifflt‘li'h’e "°'
Lone. South llarwnilr. 2 a m. Ln-vo Flor-euro lee-ch. h p. m
VINO!" PIOPILLOR to ”DIWALI IND 80. NORWALI:
tEIVE IEEKIAI "REE! N V. Mon. . Wed” and Fri. Iit tip. in
LEAVE MWILI.'1‘ueI. 'lhuru and lint at h p. to.
Submit to l bongo without notice.
Beats ’Em All!
The stock of pupetient'ried in
the Job Printing Department
of the South N orwulk Evening
Sentinel to huge ' than that ol
’ till the test of .ne piloting of-
Iioos In the Twin Cities I-IIIn-
blood.
A big consideration when
in need of relating.
Washington
Street.
_ “The (hotel: coining“ "acorn tn .
win. it Ill to; ll time that Enroll? II I
ditlone like it thunderstorm elem t e
atmosphere" '
"What do you think of war q!
America?"
. "America has needed :1 war for no
time." replied Major Wagner. “A t'a
I‘lgn war II few years nun would hula
prevented the I-Io-cnllml hurtl llllli’N all"
the dim-outwit or title mu! period."
"lud u wItr now?" I
" An act of war by Spain u will hoIn
godsend. "
“Wm. " added the soldier. “not only
Cll'lll'li up the polltlenl and national Ill-
iump‘here. but It purges the motel Ill!
llitmpllt'l’l'.
”The loss of life and hon-ore of tile
and blood seem beyond lwhur Ooh
dent-d: nevertheless. no tho greatest
good for the purulent number. wnt' let
the heroic but the only remedy torm'lle
of long when.
"The American people are for wet
right now. ’l'hcnc [woullnr outlIrcnlle
me the eyrnptorntt or n “will“! the
war.
"The inevitable result of unbroklln
pence lll what We see in i‘hlun to—dnyl." .-
The; Leedlngfllleelt and Illllnervat'ore II. the,
It blood-letilng. War willelenr up I - ‘
llulor \l'IIg'uur's mixxlon In Knnuhs‘
(lily was not to consult nbont wnr wilh'
i'Iolmwl llni'lnIIIu, the Point" lin- water,
but to who Illlllwl‘.
They Didn't Play.
l‘rnnk Darth-III and Burt llmcnly lll‘i' 1‘
sum-55ml lli'lill‘l‘ but their tlIt3I.IIrh‘Inl
[nulls how not Iilwnyn been
bl l’i‘Wll.
Nt'l’i'ml years ago tin-y were travel»
int; logt'llwr with :I I‘ompnuy in Nomi
t‘urulliin. IIIId lh’ll‘ll luck lmd t'ollowI-d
tin-III Iwrtuhoro IhI-y “’i III l'nylln:
1t-IIg.-I;.:I3IIII-IIIM We no sI-nrvo. and finally
the IIwIIIlwrs of the company began to
l'lllliltir for tho-Ir pity. :lll‘l‘dlly long: palm
lllli'.
"LI-I‘s dlshnnd." they Mimi-sled.
”Willi Illllll \\'I3 got in Raleigh."
ph-I3Idnl llIItcilI. “We always play to
It bli: lIIHlIII <5 thorn "
\IId liv l'\lllllllNl .I telegram whiIh
lutmiuml thI3m that l"'\t'l'} 5m” in the
house bud III-mi sold.
’l‘th (-lwvrml tlw Illslimirtcttml ele-
lors, :Itul tho-y twin to llnlcigh will:
light lltllll'lfi. When they arrived lllIl'y
sI-rnnIbh-d into hn IIIIIIIIIIIH and Home!
for" :l bolt-l. Dumb-ls :Iiid lIIIVI-IILI'
nuntntwl the soul with the driver :Ilul
pruned nit Ilw lnndmuw that was Ill‘t“
sentml Its lhI- old Vt'ltll’lt‘ mttlt-Il up the
street.
“llmutlt‘ul. isn‘t it?" llIIIIh-ls or»
claimed, and lllh’ I‘tvllllllllllllll smiled as
he nodded his head.
"And the sunset-
lw HIIIliIIIIvIl.
'I‘hI3 too IIIvII mmd outrun-M :It It
ml glow in the horizon. 'l‘lII-y rolled
to IIIIIsv iII IlII- 'bIM and all I'iiIrIlII-d
Hill In “I'IIIIM lha- Tlll'l‘ Flfllll.
"SIIIIm-If" i'Xt'ltlllllt'Il Ilm
IlruvI- IIII- 'IIIH "\\'lli'l'l"\ any sunsI-II'I"
"\\'lly_ IIt‘I-r lllt'l'l’." ;Illtl ll:l\'t'll,\'
[Mllllml In Itn- Izlnrv.
“'l‘lIItI’:: lm Mum-t,”
\tlIlI ., huh ..r ill not on hi4 I’IIII3
""‘lh:‘:III III. .Ipu llIIllil' IIIIrIIIII' Iluou"
'l“ :3. I-I-Inpum u :IlkI «I hono. ~l "lIiI .IIIzII
it's *lllllll)’ grand."
Illflll who
said tho Inuit.
‘ .lIIIIrIInl,
l'ouvriul l'rremmlmr.
.\ lfid'l‘ lI-IlI' lII'I' llllll'ji‘lll' "M
n plII-Inurnplzur
Izirl III
'l‘lII- l'llllll I'IIlllIllI'l ln'
nrnlw to ~LI Mill, ”v of lllt‘ I'Iimd :l
was It: .3-II;I\‘I3 as lo- l'lullll be. nzlml
workml I-\I-I‘_I‘ IlIvt‘im- of go min In- l‘Nlllllv
slim to III:Il.I' the limb “In-.512!” huh-p
slill. l"III.Ill,\' lII- ~III-l to Ilw Iltspilll'
lug Iimllu'l'I "Mztdznn. If you lI-IIIw
9th litllv Ilt’tll‘ alone with Inc :I lbw
lllllllifl'h l Iliitzh l mu ‘Illl‘l‘lh'll," 'l“m~
mollwr hml m-IIrI-vly witlIIlI'nth wlhti.
3.1." new summoned IIIII-k by the Iritlhtr
ltlllllll [ilmlflgl‘zlpllor who O‘Nllllllli'ill It
mtt'IdItvII-I'y iI3 IIIiw \l'lu-u llIh-y
l‘l‘llt'llt'll hIIIIIt tho mother :Iekvdz "Nil
lll‘. Wlllll dill tho- IIIIIII my to you who“
l left you lllHllt‘ with him?" “Illa
”mid." lIrIpml Nt'llb'. "Ibil Ibllll, you
little ruthmll. ‘M' l'll lll-‘lh’t‘ you." llm
tun l'n‘l.
11n- lloru wee All Night.
ll is‘ told of 21'] tllil “Hull-l lml‘lllill
{humor ill Vll'illnlli llIIIl III- IIIIII- Ills
‘III3II u plantation when- tho I-olIIl'I-d
vanut who IIwI hlIII III IIII- mum
malted n’lIlI-h lmru lu- would lIitVI- llllrl
lllll‘h‘l‘ pm In "How you my lllll‘ltl‘?"
lltilii'll tlw Ilm'mi'. "The. will." ‘th
plied llll' M't’l‘tlltl: "dIIr‘II Ilv qu bun.
turd ‘llIIn‘r Weir-I hm jm' built It Ill'“
our.” ll'Iwrn do you IIIIIIItlly put lhd
lml’rwx III' I'll-I‘gyuu'll Wlm I'IIIIII' lu lit-t?
your hum-3r?" “\l‘vll. lillll.
If llllLy'll
Mothdlnt or liIIpthIt \"I‘ mm'nlly mid
'I-III III do- olv lltll'll. but i! duv'n 'l‘hII-ul
IpItlII w» putn '0"! III d» Ilt'W one,"
"Well. lloh. you I‘ll" put my harm
the HP“! burn; l‘Iu It llIIpIIm. lllll
hom- ln Eplmvpnlhtti.”
. .y._..~...... .. .....
n
‘ IIy
Ilopcrnl.
Thu.- dry goods nu-rvhuut mm M4
pinning IIII- llllllllllull to lllil New
druuuncr ho hull JIII‘II ctuphiyml.
“Your prI-Ilm‘t'mu‘.” htI until. "bust
“Ill lIhI hut-hues IIII tangled up. and If
you lull-3 hie pint-I3 you will have n It”
lli‘llll tIIIdi with»: order om or I-lmlm."
“I don't know who illtnon III." I'hmrI
l'tIlIi‘ trulh-tl llw lll’lllllllli‘l'. "lItII I luv
I'll In'll him It bill of would» I IF
lmw to hunt: on him it Wt't'k." my
Hindu i'ht‘ottlvlo.
i... A... M...“ .. w ”W
1! Question of Priority. l
filmitttlmr 1 him: it chance to
In two elm; mw III pretty but It ll? _
butterfly. till ll were. and the ct
thotmh plain. In no l'lt'l'lll'lll
iii-«per.
he
3 A
pretty one Merriam". ll
till II
mun .
l
Ladies going to spend vacation days in.
country can.bny their outing suits. ell ‘
and capes for less money than the ma ..
can be bought for. 3
Elegantly mndc Eton Suits in all the la,
materials ior$5; the some were marked dowlt:
irom $11. ‘
A big assortment of linen skirts from 75c '
to $1.50; shirt waists we sell cheaper than 1
any store in the Norwalks.
H. KRIEGER, Mahackemoflotel‘
Trteruce&mrm.aq.
fi7CdtlreStt'ul. NewYcI-k.
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Nowadays
No one need go to Europe for
watch. The best are made right I»
in America by the American Wal I; 33
Watch Company. Two watch 'mor
ments particularly recommended-3 2
"Riverside” and “Royal.” Can be
found in gold, silver and gold filled “
cases at i
A. W. Austin’s. 39 Wall Street. Norwel
FREE
Sind us your name and address
and \l’L‘ will lllltll you, free of charge,
.1 beautiful book of
Fairy Tales
Elegantly gotten up and handsomely
illudmlul in colors. Mention this paper.
THE N K. FAIRBANK COMPANY.
flour tori. lie-Ion. Phlietlelottie. Baltimore. PItttlIurgh. coma. SI Lottie.
cot Priceél
chretloming ucnytlnn: out at less thawed“,
with the (III cpliutl III II": Crimson Rim, which is
Stun to all IilIkc; '1)“ model. $30. Prices are set. .
.:w.Iy Iluwu on both new and htuiml hand wheels.
'.,-/ HIIIpIIv, $55, l’owch, Ho, Nonotuck, 853.50. .
Suoud linud wheel. bite the Columbia. Wulfl. Han-
lIIII‘, Waverly, EIIIII-Ic, CIeeu'ItI, from $I7 lo .39. 33
(“one (Ally .iutl who yI-III piLlI.
“mm
Wm. Richardson,
I?! Nlill'i‘ll MAIN H'l‘lllil‘ll‘
Wedding and
Society
ENGRAVIN rf
Sonttnol Office.
Norwalk Chronicler