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m- wtuuwof"tho an.”
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and Ill: be: eoqlaavor to find a cool;
new: man so all has» glare ans: want
its! to Jim,
Amwtwopaswd.and owe day
Mala
the you which mixer lam: left. was
myriad m m the old ml heave in
3 When to {tame in. the captain
all
“w War. that brings you
book here?"
“Elohim” sud midget. “I want to
an hurt a: mating again.“
“has“? “‘15. l thought you had
settled down in tho vast for the rost
6% your life?“
“Woll. rosin. ill tell you how it is
l mt. but to all: mama, and if
you'll beliovo it them-“m got a railroad
“fox: within ten mils: of the old plan:
~yu. sit. a railroad station! And
in em four tulle l tell you what
eap‘n. tho air ain‘t pore 601m there
no lore: ”
”ls aim molt»? Bot I maximal
you’ll like the; pod M325 :0 eat may
as“: clown more You lllto good
thin: to 9:1. l romemlwr.
“Good things to eat? “my. «oh. l
didn't law a lull“ boom {all tho
whole time l was mm?"-~Youth‘s
Companion
YES-JVHAT?
1 good 1330?? L»: color the moody :3:
flan'ard mallow turmerning a law
yvar‘s momma. a dutiful son and an
lmlmurious modem. :9: wilhal :1 mmv
what liberal loath. Al the Winning
of his ram-1mm“: nor his father. who
Was just selling out fur Europe. salt!
to him
“Now Harry, 1mm a“ your dogs-ew-
aml I‘ll send [or you to . now fi‘ri’r nml
travail all sommw
liars wag Ih’lllhh’d ' Fame-r
said lav, ”l lull." llv sludim‘! faithful
is" all 3219 calla» year and in Juno
wow lhmagh with flying colors. Thea
h? “or“: his fame»!
“79;”
But my fallwr. mu. hid lomnnz-n
his impolétiw ofor. Hr must-w! rum?
the? mew ommlormi and {hen e :m-
Ev-al la'lfik
‘ Yeoman-hos?
The not: a“: in Him :1: rgliv‘xmi but
WI: 3 “'1‘“ train“! lad hr did nu!
wmaén long it; tho slafl. and. firm? “my
$3me val. a shied 1m. is.
\-*$. 92? «
motors: o9 oxolamwm followml. and
El» mm 22w "mad mur’ A—Atlrmla
Journal
CHINESE FONfi OF sausanaaut
“flu: tho ads-om of no man? (‘hihvsv
rmétazgmm‘s in lllfien‘ml nuns of flu-
clzy it is: mnaelootly doctoral than:
"than Sony“ and other Well known (”by
awe dolémmlos aw ”mammal own by
.imrn‘iraas that: by (“alanine-n A lim-
‘Et :3: (“Manama who had liven class: to
Hot: water: for a axial first: "as an a
film summ- ‘l.' zar god to: mm a
convex-$31k“: with a xwixttiaor
1 saw you law chop may. vh.
35:33“ asked the t‘fiésl‘lifi mouaimamv
"No.” was tho omor‘s aunt-w who
a [miiévr shake) of {iv hood. "Ill?
:10 Elaine {hop sum}: Xi.- eal mwfibs
7 arsorkrn‘ * l, “
no la mallet mow-milea l: mu:
aim! that fish: (‘hmanmo MN
5- o! 12;; tom}: mug-mm in Set?
York. who hall. lllw hm“. beau-hm
5%“ rank or or». hardly lasted m
elitlimai ('hlnflfl‘ also”. Baa? of the
that démfiogs in thick :1 t‘lzmamku
92"!!st Dispatrh.
EXCHANfiiO OVERCOATB.
Attimly MMandTmmR-c.
Wth-w.
Qua-w thing? have happenod to me
check boy. Ho gave no out that I
took to be my oven-oat. as l was may
to w to the depot.
m.mmoazae
at. l: was not an I boarded the
train that l loom] sum letters which
moved that l lull m» m coat I
Wtwmhforml. Then)»-
n: W ”W came in after a
“mnhmdoflhesam;
*‘ “Will. Wt I would get out of
W
m int u! would”!
a“ u exokam with me 0125
“ Jan It! can: I realm.
at Wetland». August m. 1900. Rom
‘3 o‘clock on!!! 8:10 o‘clock.
Rom block. in the Clty o! Norwalx;
am oat}! 3 o‘clock momma. am:
M 7 until l! 01:10:: In the evening.
«a, Wit.
at his aim on Railroad Place.
Wk.
mm lb: me.
paid alter the lot (lay of Getober.
interest at the rate of nine pet
will to charged from the 31» day 0!
AW. 1900. until the same shall he
Russell. the commandant of palé
on the list of 2899.
150..
fit! I.“ right?
That lets me out!
minnow?
A! the nice or the collation Opera
. o! Willy.
31:. H- W. limp. of Connect Broth-
aml Mr. J, I. Layton.
sooth
an: authorized to receive
0:: all ’men which than mall: on;
£906.
cent.
batman a. 51'. JOHN. Collector.
l1: and for sald Town or Norwulk.
Dated at Norton, 00311.. August 5.
a? to 3:
I It Winn—Did tllé no} carpet ar-
ilra. Whoa-Yea; il cam-é intact.
fir. Wigwaga—flom-ay! Hip! lilo.
lira. Wimwfi'hat in the world
are you mm“ about?
Mr. Wigwam—“my. didn’t you say it
P. o. i‘rifixuino,
hurl! Emu:
and Ehbalmr.
Furniture (inhalant! anfl napalm
‘l Kala strut. Nor-walk. Goon.
Taught-no Call 165-2.
N. v. N. n. a n. R. R.
TIME TJBLE.
in mass, in. “no.
LEAVE SOUTH :NOIWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
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£3.00}. 8:03. Y‘lm 8 WI. 9.31}.
QUNDRVS.
A. Dix—42:02:. 6:00. 7:30, 10:
P. M.M6T90.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW RAVEN.
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‘10:. lfirflzx. “158:. 3132.
P. M.-—"321“21.1’1323i“?!, 4,18. 3:27,
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Bridgeport. in addition to above. 3).
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211m.
53:021.
02;,
SUNDAYS.
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SOUTH NORWALK TO DARBURV.
A. 342—6235. Slzliv. 9333:, .
P. M ”1:20. (:20. 51:10. 3:53.
DANIURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. 34.-$:0(I. 1:25. 9,355. 11:37.
P Rim—4:20. 5130. 63:25.
Somlay trains to Dummy. 9:20 a
at. 7‘25 :0. to. leave Danbury. link?
a. m" 6:10 and 9:00 p. in.
An I: indium: m
30on PRESS
95 Washington Street,
South Nomlk.
PRINTING
0* W
CONRAD BORDA,
Sentinel Building.
*
If «a ”lunar at
J. J. 601.1111: & can:
you?! bar then min.
m are what the mole mt. and
the: lam learned from experience
a malnoharninlfioverymd
them.
dafingwithacoam where every
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ammmwnmdmm
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that when we admtheaharzaln. l1"...
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$69101
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"2 Washioglon Street.
Ice
Cream
Freezing
Easily. Quickly and
Sallsfactorfly a o o o n-
pllsbud with a
White
Mountain ,
Freezer.
2-4-6 Quart Frazer.
[amt one: if (found.
‘Phoge 43—6.
17316 "al thi_s to} Coal.
m
for
you pay. a clan a Ila. d
«afloat varlotiu at can b. found
any placo. You want an bub-In
all It.
Irving Lockwood 5:60.
.W to I. Harris.
coal Yard and om. Wain W:
Inuit om Omar Washington and
Real Elegance.
The chum» that is most enjoy-
ablehnotlatheyarlorlmtlntbe
bath was.
A necessity to insure this minyment
is met plumbing Wlthout it your
joys may tnmto sorrow;
We have mused many with our
m plumbing. and will be glad to
gt
“Woman... nu.
MK EM 3“"
. Plumbing Steam,
Hot Water and
"that: manual as!» 82
W1! to scale the Whom.
for the sake clean-yin; his name upon
the peak. but all his econ! were train.
The next year he returned to we
attack. and eventually. by taking my
motions. arrival at the summit.
On his next appearance at the table
mm In! recozmlod his exploit to the.
animus? and intomad than that he
had planted on the spot a blue silk
tag est-Mom kit name emuoldmrl
in largo alarm-terns.
vac hall listened
silently. rose . table and
mart-her! out of tlw hotel. Two days
onerous-d a parcel was delivered to
the adventurous Gnu]. He opened it
and found llama his blue sill: Bag.
vhlch his English neighbor at the
table dflmte has won from the peak by
hls oIrn pluck and daring.
THE “FLASH” OF THE FUSILEERI.
Stitched to the back of their tunic
collars the one": and mrgoanls of
the Royal Welsh (“sneer-s wear the
"flash." a black silk bow which is a
relic of the old plglnil days in the
army. ln Canaan's “Historical Rec-
ords of the Twenty-third Regiment,"
printed in 134?. there is a plat! show-
ing a group «attaining an cult-er
when back Is turned to the spectator.
thus aflurfllng a good View of tho
"flash" as then worn. But hall a cen-
tury before that time it was omzially
noted that the onlcm of the Begum-at
wore the hair tnraed no behind. At
about that pvrlod this method of (ass-
teniag up the hair with a how. or
"flash." was the “panama:- fashion"
of wearing it. and doubtless the "flash“
in use today commemorates the old
style of half timing lu tho regiment.
which was the last to wear the "flash."
tho Twentynlnlh being the lam to
wear nigmila and powdered hair. M
(mo (law a mglmental custom reqnlr;
ed all clusters of the Twentymlnth to
roar their swords a! mess. hot the
hahit. bottom» relaxed and finally sat-e
{flame to the existing practice of the
captain and soballem of the day thus
wearing the team. and still givlag
m the Twenty—ninth (Firm Worcester
sl'lm- mgimenn a marked petullnrlty
lml ress.—~Pllll Ba" Magazine.
in dress-«Pall mu Magnum.
“Through the months of Jon» and
July our haby was teething arm tool: :1
:11an 0:! of the bowls and sickness
of um slomarh.” says 0. P. M. Holli-
rlny. of Homing. lnd. "Hls bowels.
would mot-o from five to eight times a
«lay. I bod a bottle of Chnmlwrlaln‘s
(:ollv. (Tholora and Diarrhoea Rome-fly
in the honor and prove him four drops
in n toaspmnful of wamr and I)? got
honor at once" Sold by George C.
Stillman. Somh Norwalk, and Edward
P. ‘Wood, Sol-walk.
Sink-Ally uncle in Texas who :liml.
as"! wwk. lira-fl me :5“ firm.
llemAlas‘ And I am but 3 poor
dark on a salary of $10 a week.
ShPflénd would you let my wealth
be a barrier bent-ecu us?
llo—l should say not.
mum: to my: arms.
Darling.
The quicker you stop a cough or
wold tho loss danger more- will be of
£323! lung trouble. Ono Minute Cough
Cum is the- only harmless remody that
flil'e‘s immediate results. You will
liko it. G. C Stillson. South Norwalk;
E. P. “'wd. Nomlk.
If you spam-ans am! fol-l the vlmlws
as soon as “my mum: in from tho “no.
they miss many 0! [ho wrinkles: that
most bv lmnod out later.
“My balmy was terribly sick with the
diarrhoea.” says J. H. Dealt. of Wil-
liams. (in-goo. "We were unabla to
am» him with the doctor's assistanca
and as a last résnrt we tried Chamber-
lain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. I am happy to say it gave
immodlate rellel’ and a complete cure."
For salt- by George C. Stillmn. South
Nora-313. and Edward P. Weed, N01"
walk.
You like new broad, but thoro’s 1m
uso trying to make sandwiéhos of it:
they won‘t be a success. Use bread
that is twenty-four hours old.
ONLY GUI! FOR DVSPEPMA.
In. Franklin Bush. or New Castle.
Del. aayu: “1mm (or you. till
dyspopola. Used to have great diam
and belching. I tried everything I
coda hear of. but nothing hound me
till I took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle enroll me completely."
MuhhlePlalsledandF.8.
All signs point to Vancouver as the
great center. the mining capital or
British Columbia.
Hllllons will be spent In politics this
yw. We can‘t keep the campaign
going without money any more than
we can keep the body vigorous with-
out loud. , and to starve
themseh'es. New Kodol Wis.
Cure digests what you eat and allows
you to eat all the moi food you want
lt radically cures stomach troubles.
G. C. Salmon. South Norwalk, 3. P.
Weed. Non-ilk.
It has been computed tint there are
”16.0th railway locomotives in the
world at the present time.
The toll in the table pot on shay.
flotilla: because I“! he W on my
own reputation be moldn‘t marital:
an purpose. Comm alters of De
Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve couldn‘t sell
their worthless calves on their m
50 ‘ and
pen like lack our” 4&3!“
them. Take only mm‘: W ‘
Hamel Salvo. it we: we. and ’
skin am .9. c. Still-n, m
servant. E. 1'. Wed. may.
“magmcmormwuwm
COVE!" m, ,mm
thanl‘tdmlastyaar. '
mvmmm.
Lanna, '~
and
Washington arried Mi ,,
every invitation to in «22mm: at
another klnll.
formancea are the Gilbert and Sullivan
opera. 3! rm he €13”:th as heart-
lly as any 'ullaty soil."
man to ralm him ovoi- the
adelphia. Record. , .
damn“ Wwaommm
3‘59““ mammal-m"
ill. [Indie light per- 3W! fer! _ ‘h; laid
minim Eulogmm
mmmmm.m¢-—
.. ; Butcher; tiatmuptlulu—Yaa, 2 int
it radius. nothinaadbe-ldyoupntmmou
coda—Phil- mam you had to pay no. So here's
,.,.,_;rtheblll. 7 _
_ a. m
Xe wonder they can
FRANCIS a. (:0.
Your Trousers,
Gentlemen!
They're the cause of the
fatigue appearance of the suit.
A new pair will brighten the efiect—lide you over
until tall—mutually a new suit at the cost of the
trousers, prices reduced at that.
Trousers that were $5.09 86.50 and $1.00, new
$5 .00.
Cashmere trousers—{hacks or stripes. The grav
with dark stripe. verv stylish indeed, were $4.00 and
54.50. now .
$3.50.
bome very fine worsteds still remain.
Blue Flanuels. with white pm stripe. were $4.50.
$3.50.
Everv pair made to stay together-seams will not
rip—buttons will not fall off.
A very good. substantial pant. excellent value at
“.59. now
$1.00.
923 Washington St, South Norwalk.
THE NEW 3mm:
(5 and 47 WEST WISHING”! STREET.
King Cotton 3' 3 Back to the
has taken a .5: .2: Old Price
tumble. '1- 'i- once again.
Cotton Sale.
Cotton cloth has taken a drop and we can sell you at the
old prices betore the rise when they were so cheap. ‘
PRIDE OF THE WEST.
FRUIT OF THE LOOM.
LONSDALE.
HOPE.
CONTlNENTAL D.
CONTINENTAL C.
OLYMPIA A.
grit-rarer"
Au 81mm um:
mun-Lamas;
Pillow Casing}.
Fruit of the Loom. 42 inches.
Fruit of the Loom, 45 inches.
Pillow Tubing 45 Inches.
Double Fold 8116601195
in all widths. in white, brown
andl hall bleached.
1.000 uards Brown Cotton at 50 a Hard. .
701,000 nards Bleached Cotton at 50 a Hard.
Good Quality.
. 0mm now
:11. ummm‘hqig
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