i‘nlwuys see when a‘
.. ll Milli; made unions we are
on who are makinnil
ONE THING
AFTER ANOTHER.
It has been one old ton after
,ranother all winter long—but that’s
_ over for a while.
3,, Today let us talk about a little
fertilizer for your lawn and gar-
“den. You can’t expect a nice lawn
or a thriving, productive garden
vvithout plant food. Wood ashes
‘ . are great for the lawn and sheep
" ruinanure for» general purposes is a
, i‘ Wonderful stimulant. Try it just
'. ones.
WE'RE AFTER YOUR TRADE
and trains; to get it if there are cntoh-
ing qu‘aiiiles in fair treatment and
good service in our reliable $7 and $10
SUITS. Give no It chance to prove it
and you can’t get away from us. No
catastrophe for you in dealing with
. no.
I Goiliieb's--— $7 & $10
11 NORTH MAIN OTREET.
Shoes
That”
Cause
‘ Comment
'I
I“
. oboe-I thnt rommnud the Iii.
tention and admlrntlon because
[oi their style and ilnlsh. and to
[Int at popular prices. '2 to 05.
f , This season's line hit! a wide
lingo of new iiietis in additlon
, to our line oohiervntlve typoii.
WAIHINE‘I‘ON 8T.
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Ice Ice Ice
iiiilli iii iiiii iliiiil l
WALL STREET.10:10 n. sow-The
drooping tendency who nonrent in the
.. early trading; on the stock Inuiket to.
day. although changes were email.
, The heaviest laser was Bless Shameld ‘
'Steei, which recided 3- ~45, Union Paol-
ilc fell baoli 142 and Western Maryland
advanced the some ninount
i WALL STREET 11 n. mu. Trading
diIniniphed steadily until there was
scarcely a semblance of life to the man " V
ket. Fluctuations were in keeping
"with the slumahneee oi the list, none
01 the speculative favorites vury’ing
more than it ismsll fraction. The ion-
donny was upward with U 8. Steel
and St. Paul. rising to shove Yester-
day' is closing. ,
Departing Guesthou vo got u pret-
ty place here, Frank, but it looks ii. hit
bare yet. i
llost~0h, it‘ is because the trees are
a bit young i hope they‘ ii have grown
to a good size before you come again!
~—~l.ondon Opinion. .
When some men are said to be going
to therdogs we can’t help thinking it‘s
pretty tough on theqdogs.
The people who“ thiow bouquets at
theiuselIes can‘t always pay the nor-t
bet 5 bill. ,
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i Lots of us have our wits sharpenodi
in the nick 0! thus. /
i Themnu II ho feels that ho is fully
appreciated has yet to be born.
i The high-brow iii occasionally
fence about bigotry and ogotism.
i lt, is impossible to laugh and itmw
int unless the mirth is augmented by
vicinuls.
the
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Crystal Wave . i
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Ice Co. 3
E. T. BATESL‘MInageV
We wiuh to inform the people of
South Nos-walk that ,we are in the lee
bunineu and we deal in Pure loo. di-
rect {rem the Berkohlre lee Company,
right oil the pure like No dealer loll:
purer ice. for It all come: from the
some place.
We take pleasure In giving our eul-
tomerl good service and honeet weight.
i Our price at whoieulo to We per
hundred. or 83.40 per too. In any quan-
tity that may be iiuired. We also hell
to family trade at 300 per hundred.
Sendfiyour order. to Miles,
Cor. Minnow Ann
cosssmcur AVENUES
In. 897 or 259 3
6%. " “I 6%
Don t Find
A Loan to wit yon. let iiti send you
particulars ren’rdina our 0%
First Mortgage Gold
Coupon [lands
with a bonus oi (“amnion mock.
llenomlnniionii or Iloniiti. 8200 soon
or ll. 000
When we think not the heist Iind
Intent moritieh' plying lions div-
ldondn. think: or
COBURN 8t NHL
04 Washingtonstq on. Namath
Tel. 41
In.“ ..‘.-
BUY
Hazelton
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'nitornoon ul‘ :2:
Homer S. Beers & Co. »
13 MAIN 81".. NORWALK
22 W. WASHINGTON 3T.. 80. NOR.
28 WOODWARD AVE» 80. NOR.
Diliiii llili miJlliliiilii
Luke Dome».
Following a lingering illness ill his
home in East l’toclts uvniiuu. Luke
llornuy. ll'il old and respected resi-
dent. of Norwalk. died there yesterday
in o‘clock, at the use
oi‘ sixty-eight your». The deceased
was it Int-tuber of Division ..'0. 1. Air
clout Order or lllbernlnnn, and is our
viwd by II large family. leaving be
sides his wile, three daughters rind
four sons. The daughters are , the
Misses .lullu. Agnes and Helen thirties
nun the, sons. John .l.. one oi the best
known oi the. torn! trolley conductors.
I and Thomas If... both of Norwnili; Luke
Moo! ilrooitiyu, and William Downy.
oi’ illevolnnd. 0. The funeral services
will be held at it o‘clock on Monday
morning iroin St. Mary's Church. with
interment following in St. Mnry'it cent.
story.
Charles H. Freudonthnl.
The depth of (Tinnitus it. lt‘rnuden-
thnl, one or iloIhI-l's well known innit»
noon men, occurred iii Iiiii homo ll
Greenwood avenue. about it) 30 Thurs-
diiv eyeulnn. nitei ii few days; lilnou
wiih‘poeninonla. Mr. Freudentbal wri-
' n niitlro of flora Iiii and went to Roll»
'01 about thirty your: ego. end enter.
on into pnrlnimhlu with the late Kit
8. Botiiiini. who was conducting u are
oery hunlnon at Depot Pliers. Mr.
Bnruum'x death occurred some years
later and the business was haunted by
Mr. l-‘ruudonthnl and continued, until
the ptonunt time iii. the old stand.
The deceased lino sorted on one of
the borough burgeiises, and was also
at one time It member olihe Putnam
i’nrh communion. lie on it member
“oi Eureka loose, No. 83. F‘. and A. M.
'RMI his funeral will he conducted with
Masonic then. The wire or the 06'
caused died some years no. lie is
survived by non non. ll‘riinh Freudian-
that. of Not, Kiln“ his mother. Mrs
Henrietta 1" tin and ii brother
and ulster. ll‘VtIIlorliIlI Prelidonlhiii and
Min. Henrietta Lormrner. oil or Nor.
walk. The funeral norvlruii will ho
held from the home Sunday afternoon
at 2:30 o’clock. The remains will be
taken to Din-ion liondny (or interment
in the mint tirovo cemetery.
W
Funeml of Mm I'uiinlt.
This timeout service: over; the re
minis or tire. Mary is. Punish were
held from the late residence. in Chnoia
,nnt street. I
outerilny alteration Iii
51:30 o'clock. Rev. Charles i3. lino
followenf‘ln the, Riversldii cellulite
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Mrs.
tn'rliinti patented end the intetmniit J
0.3
TEA MAKING IN MOROCCO ' '
I Gentleman's Duty and the Re-
oult II Like a Rich Punch.
in his article on tho Iiilie‘klmwn
Moruccnn city of Robot in iinrpoi‘e for
Mm Swine}. Allalllhtlll tellsolihorore-
or to whom he bow Ii letter from the
linsho .ot ’i‘nnuihr.
“Moorish rune. in brilliant linrburons
pointing. covered Ilw illifii)’ tiled floor
Around the nulls. richly covered «Ineli-
ions his: {or (ill? in hit upon cronies;
god. The Governor not upon one in
hour of the ”third time. ' lilo brother
IIIIII ll nephew, a young intro who worn
his to: riihlnhly'on one side were soul-
on near him. '"
“Our pnrt iwhupled the remaining
cushions in the hall“: slaves melt
or! Behind the Werner on the din!
stood ii bundsohi’h limits bed richly
hung with willie-n curtains and spread
Sheree! explained thni’ihe Governor
rented their when he would have no
one Iiistmh him. Or he might honor a.
unset by its use.‘ On the wells were
newroil chinks in mire. all going and
all wronii
“We rumor-mi while the «hives
brought a silver tray and we service
0! Tnnrkish pildod gluten. a mar ket.
tie with chnr‘mi Itovo inside, which
holds its own water. and my! hooped
with rirh rah-III. But the oliloo of male
in; ten lteeli ul'oyo roots with n gen:
tlomen Illltl in never poi-lowed by a
slave. 'i‘iw itood looking young no
hit" with the inhibit m honored us.
“ll-“ire! lu- warmed the not. Then he
took In large lump of loot suitor no big
unit hie hand could not surround it,
and thrust it into the pot. A hi: hand.
i‘ut oi trenhly authored mint tollowed
the «mint, and then it nitnuty of the
fillt‘til xroou lull completed the chm-IO.
The boiling sitter not then poured 0v—
or this. and tor the utuuti five or Iii:
mutton it wai‘periniiied to; stand. A
filkVfl then halide-Ii us each shiatsu ol
the (Ingram umber colored llouid.
whirls who very dellshttul and whole.
some, but more line it rinh. unuouIil
punish than every day tell."
an
wwww
i‘hetntninmn iii sonnet-tin; except. ‘
when it in in the form or ii small boy
who Whittlmi constantly. ,
Woven
Song Recital
A. Ilawland
NorWalk’s
nos. 3 and 5 GAZETTE epitome. NORWALK, coun.
Leading Dry Goods Store
* e
A very complete line of
Very attractive Persian
. Prett Parasols
All the new ideas' In this necessary Iyadjunct to My Lady a costume. All with the popular
Directoire handles In various woods and colors.
Plain Paogee with henistitched borders, also with borders of various shades, $r 00.
Silk Pongees. hematitched borders, $1. 75.
Handsomely embroidered White Parallels, $2.00 and $2. 25.
Black and White Parasols, In stylish stripes and checks. $2.00, $150,335.00. $3.50;
Fine Colored Silk Parasols, solid centers, and fancy wide bordersof many designs, $3.
Bright ‘colors, natural wood handles, 25c. Silk, handles enameled to snatch. 75c.
Silk Parasols, solid colors, in all the latest shades, $2.00.
Silk Parasols in a great variety of colors and designs, $3.50.
..
CHILDREN'S PARASOLS
/
LIVES WIRES.
ilurti‘ord uses more electricity
ctipiin than any other city.
par
As early as liloeomhor, 1886. an oicc»_
”in street ruiiwuy was running in New)
(lrlI-nnn. .
There are 163.389 miles of
phone wire in London and
miles in the provinces.
The (lenernl Electric. Company,
Solienocindy. bun perfected nu ozone
trin-
251,299
generator which purities the. fill" or wu-
I .
i A new telephone invention makes
loony Iil‘ Ion drinking with the Govern ' ii wusiblo lo Bond w“ oonIorsnllonnI
over the sump sire ciirh unknown to
the other.
More than poo girls III-o now being.
iatniht to operate (electrical!) driIen
Innrhineiy in n no“ nude school in
New York.
iliincluunn in the Pomona district.
northwest of Denver, have commuted
for enough electricity to light and bent
their homes and to mulaim hundreds or
titres on l‘oinonn Heights, on which'
no \I‘llili'l‘ tan in» secured or piosonl
To show whether the Inot'ormun are
wasting electricity many of iii? cars
or New York‘s interborouith one...
are equipped with It new device which
nutomutimlly records thy-lime which
the cars count with the power uwiloli-'
or! off.
The Miami Power Company. or
limuillon. tlhio. recently limorpornied.
proposes to erect a nun h. p. hydro-
electric plant on the site of the old
pontoon! a Woods paper mill at
woodudule. The plant. is is said. will
cool about tenuous. and enemy will be
furnished to Hamilton. Mldtlletown.
Miamieburk and Franklin.
A shower for the groom la ii novelty,
hut ii is quite possible that he would
oinireriuio one, simply no intent that he
iii a person or some little urtrounl.
though of course secondury in import-
ance Io his bride.
One problem in mining children is
you talus the spirit out ol‘ them if you
nonleihem and it you don't you leave
the devil in them.
of
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H. Krieger & Co.
OUR SALE
is going on and is in full blast—-
The Cut Prices
will continue until
Monday Nig t
9‘79. [it"s
Dont fail to take advantage of
our offerings. You all know
what a saving this is for you,
when special prices are offered by
.. this firm. No other store in'i‘he
Norwalks is showing such vast
assortments of
- Ready-to-Weai'
Goods
for Men, Women and Children
filiverything we sell is guaranteed;
and you don’t need a whole lot of
money at the time of purchase.
You can settle your bill in .
:Easy Weekly Payments,
i
l
as sat-v
.:
i
a»... we. on.
liili iiiiiliii
SOLVENT NG’I‘IC‘E
v we ..uu
THE BOY ON THE FARM
. He told his twelve-yenroln son- to
milk the news. feed the horses, slop .
the pigs. hunt up the. (Inge. feed the
univeu. stitch Ihn colt mid put himln
t militia! all; afi’ifmitiiiiuh Prohnieithemtahie. cut some wood. split the
, *"m I ‘3' . . kindling. stir the promo, pump fresh
“we m mm!” W 311ml}. late 0’ ’ writer '1qu the orcmnorv niter‘auppor
million; instill diitiiot. deceased . . 7 ‘
on he court of Probate for mg plums and lie sure to may his lesion hereto
it hath limited and allowed so wont to boil. Then he went to (it,
w “‘9 date hereof “W rumor club to discuss the (instill
/ i I“ . ' "How to Keep the llt‘ll‘iitlll- the Fit
printout their mounts. _ " ‘
within soul lime. ‘
. - ‘ ‘I f’W‘i’Iiat are you debit; with
“a ll Itching hull?”
“and.“ WW
Norwalk Chronicler