mutwfleuhw‘wlfi
estrus. ”outfitofiliyoerssr.
“flown“! , ‘1 ' .
note. rose-mee- ear, snout-ii.”
henfiedh-net hated insinyoifli
«write-e; luneverypod
eppetlenflll
Aminll’ewYerhseehtlypeidm'
one for Mint so he received
mmmamtueuma
erediteprolteileinvu-snt.
Thoma Mojave-
diet housing or «diner: intelligence
ledsthe com-mosh Journal to pro-
poeetheshelitionotthe turysystentend
themtioeolthooflceol‘mnippcrf
whoshelldeddn ell cssa referred tohitn
finial-gem. .
Ate petty the other fight.- pensive
Muslims-est .“Wherc
eithe friends of nyehildhod!" A. by-
stenderwes heerd to observe they were
prooehlyhs mute ssy'luntiftheyever
hsdsny for such susnssthet
singerepperentlywss.
Thenewpostelesrdesrenotgoodthings
in Ctiee. The Knoll rether mountully
mists-the following: Here is steelniee
young-seenColnahls street,iust house
not: collate
hyhiersther‘seomd.hed e pastel esrd
sent his: yesterdey, s bill for wine end gin
end cigere. end it comes from the sstne firm
which hes ell the young men's
“ astionery" hills. end the [ether hes the
receipts. endhy some sceident thet postel
est-d fell into his heads. New whet is thst
young men to do!
A hoy got tooling erottnd his fether‘s
hot-seemilnnsliyoneotthetnputhistoot
in hisisce. Hewesesrrledinendthedoe—
tor sewed up his lip. hendeged his eye. end
poulticed his cheeks; but he pumd up end
leidnhedsnurnber of dsys; end when he 1
hegentoteelelittle better he celled. lore
lookinzfiese, sud costing his eye upon it,
his countensnce tell. “ Esther." seid he,
“ do you think I shell ever be ss pretty
spin 2" “ No, my son." theoid men replied.
" you‘ll never be so pretty sgein. but you‘ll
know e greet eight more.
They- heve s young lsdy in Miehlgen who
is so conscientious the! she won't tske s hiss
without returning it.
Two little girls were lately prettling to-
gether, end one of them seid: “ We keep
{our servents, end we‘ve got six horece end
lots of carriages; now. whet hsve you got!
With quite as much pride the other enewero
ed: “ We've got a. skunk under our bun.“
A serious chsrge hes been brought egeinst
s school teacher in lliinois,the specific»
tious of which ere: “1. Immoirelity! 8. Pen
shanty! 3. Keeping disortlly school! 4.
Carrying unlstle wepiugs!" The committee
mm who wrote the charge thinks of run-
ning the school hitnsoll next quarter.
Young men. when you have tetv starch
Webster‘s Dicksionury tew find words his
enuti' tow convey yure meaning. yu ken
unite up yure mind that yu don't mean
much. »
Out in lows, at the payer-meetings. the
newspaper men are preyed for. This is e
complement which is highly appreciated by
the ink~s1ingers One of them thus puffs
the minister who prsyed for him: “ The
Rev. Jerry Seton (it should be Seton), before
praying for us ought to pay for his last
three yeen‘ subscription to this paper. for
the groceries which he got on credit, end for
the support of his illegitimate child, now in
the county poor house." Rev. Seton. we
guess. didn't feel like preying when he saw
thst peregruph. ,
A little Newerk boy hes swellowed up a
clockwork toy. The thing wes wound up.
end they say there was s terrible time when
it begun to revolve in his stomeeh.
The introduction of the pastel cerds is
msking'ssd havoc with the eyesight of the
' distributing end asserting clerks in thmc ol~
aces where females ere employed. The
male clerks, heving no inquisitivonese. of
course ere not driven to such e railroad rate
of rustling.
A wicked men in Davenport. being on his
desthhed, wished to consult some proper
person regsrding his future stetemnd his
friends sent e fire insurance agent to him.
“ Strip rue o! my robe of pride. clothe me
with humility,“ were the words sung by the
choir. ss e lady. whose dross wee white est.
in end point lece, with e long trail eer‘ied
by e peer, pulled up the elsle.
A young ledy whose “ pe struck ile“ e
few deys ego. seys the Titusville Ilrmldmnd
who he: since been st hurtling school, re-
cently returned end It perty wee given for
her benefit. l’pon the hotont 0! her inrite~
tiou cerds the canned to be inscribed: “R.
e1 V. E.“ end one wet sent to en illiterate
rich fellow. who hes elso made his money
by hut-lug. lie did not me but (out e cent
with the letters "‘ D. S. (‘1. C.“ Electing him
in the street the eslted hint whet the letters
meent. “0h! thine wee French for ‘ Res
(and it you eennot eeeept.‘ ” “ Well. mine
wee languish for ‘ Dunn sorry I een‘t conte.‘ "
j—
7 JOHN; season...
Boot out! Shoe Store.
All kinds of
leu‘s, Womengand Children‘s
nee
BOOTS end SHOES.
0N BLVD L“ m. TO ORDER.
mmmmmulowestprlm
cor. R. I. Place and Cley 8h,
Opp. edsu' 8st Shop end I. R. Depot.
Attrittn‘smrlint
epooas Forks. ac.
WExasnisng-J
.2 - maneuver 7 2
:. Intacttwo'oo.
Ida‘s-unsung“.
score we est-toe
s;
d!
s.
'i‘HEMUTPA—L
242!
j: ‘
1‘
fin mu m.
infinitely-t
from! re“ (2.»?!
Lilo lne. G... elm York-
," ‘tfi 3“ - >
‘ Mudnéma
ngueuemm-uwmm
”elm 3’: f?
whit-name Cincinnati".
lssever (low lerl City,
causation of net-turd,
Instead Fire end let-hoof Plus.
.1 "Womble
moot-utter: OFFICE,
MELVILLE E. MEAD,
own-sum
l2
21:24
Forms of ell elzee,
Houses of ell ltlrtde.
Ville Plots, lulldln; Loco,
humanely descrlption for sslesndex~
ehsnlsln
wns'rpott'r. new CANAAN.
son'rn nonwm nvn.
NORWALK. onnsnwmn,
DARIBN, RIDGEFIELD
NORO'I‘ON. new vonx'crrr.
stun-oar). BROOKLYN,
And uses: other pieces- Also
Houses ind sum to near, it
Real mute DECO,
. MELVILLE E. unto,
0L1) BANK nctLD'ING.
"‘ scrim NORWALK. com
SECURITIES OF ALL KINDS
nought. Sold end lxehsnged. L
TICKETS TO EUROPE
VIA. NAUONAL STRAUSRW (‘0.
' AND WHITE STAR LINE.
Drafts on Ireland, Ger-
many. and all parts of
Europe, for Sale.
COUPONS COLLECTED AND
GOLD (3013V BOUGHT.
Cheek Stumps for ssle.
Northern Peeiilc 7.3) Gold Bonds end other first
else: it. I. Bends.
ACCOUNT! received snhject to drslts by
Check. suue es hunk. end interest ellowed depositors
end e Gent-rel Renting Business inputted st
Banking omce
MELVILLE E. MEAD
JACOB ill. LAYTON, Cashier,
Old Bank Building,
SOUTH NORW‘ALE. CONN .
STEWAR‘T’S
WEE
KID GLOVES
{laws and Ladiesfiizes.
We ere the only Deniers in town that
keep this well and terorehlv knows
Kid Glove.
u—r—QOW
WI ARE NOW OFFERIXG
A LARGE
AND
Choice Assortment
Dress floods
LOW PRICES.‘
We here recently edded to out
Carpet Stock
eon m AND BM.“
PATTERNS.
CALL no son THEM!
h‘eeroeole agents for the
the lost mm Corset in is.
.11.,—
Shawls, * '
.ghnnwnnn.
soumnummcoml'n-
'. '-
2'
rtémwwenmagg 322 r I
éENEML HARDWARE.
i memos room.
or thins enemy.
Points, Oils and Window Glass.
mitmfihffie or...“ 2 2m 2 ‘ uni
weremmmm'n
mites-«MW».-
mwniuownns. '
No. a. Open House Block.
scorn RORWALK. CONN.
um um.
w. 1:. Wm
South Nowell. Novafl. 1m 3 RN!
new s‘rofiRfét
.3
Wall Paper,
shadossnd Fixtures,
Peporlndlhdel immodest-eon nodes.
Wall-non it. loath Nos-walk.
LA.“ “I‘m
W
Money saved in buying Boots
and Shoes at C. H. Harvey‘s.
Great. inducements ‘0‘“)!de in
Boots & Shoes at C. II. Harvey‘s
Now is the time to buy Bouts
and Shoes at C‘. II. Harvey‘s.
Spring Styles of Boots ltlltl
Shoes to be found at Harvey's.
The only place to buy Bouts
What the potiplo say must be
true—«go to C. H. Harvey‘s for
your Boots and Shoes.
The host variety of Roots and
Shoes to he found at lltu‘t'ey‘s.
The cheapest liuotsnnd Shoes
is to be had at. C. ll. lltu'veg.
C. ll. Harvey can‘t be lion! in
selling Boots and Simon.
Look out for bargains! Go to
C. ll. l-larvoy‘s for limits and
Shoes.
NIH f
One Dollar!
At ll. K. lmltwood‘s.
GEYSER
on, unmet-tr.
_.\T_
We“?! CortlerSe
AT E. K.LOGKWOOD’S
Sflfl'l'ttn.
Lumen”...
e
. F‘ ‘ 1 V 4 I
m Closets, Clothes wrtm true.
and Shoes is at C. ll. llm‘vo "s. 1
)
Spring ‘warer‘
ere
Will!“ I“fl.]\m
.
:l'oilet Son
_.2‘2 fifirfii infiel‘lt
encounter,
i tunes
M Include,
mettle.
“O“! “‘1‘“,
: SE“: to
«wear. A'-
ndated. Fried or new.
tram A! m nouns;
433$ WINE.
out: "it‘di‘w‘i'fi‘mmmmci‘rm‘l‘: Oyster- hr til-QM Woe. or Mel. st
'3' ' l3: uddl '233“&l°:.‘:.“' 'li 2;
“dwwlflhentletedwl theresult. ' 28's. nun-Lauri: so
W W ~ comm urn not are. sum NORWALI.
”V- " it 1.; . ,. sr-tt ’
THE PLACE TO BUY anti WELL ‘ CIGAR
Mineral:
.‘tgo
;
wa‘terififl
,\ 3 3:1er 5 .4
‘91"; '
r.-
r
i‘
ROOT BEER
%.
AND"
9128221 A's
'iMANUFAoToRY.
0. owners: Jr. (30.,
sole mutate. rere er
‘OLD WELL CLUB."
“R. H." “C. 8. .8: C0.,"
' :4:
its-i1 1
“DIAMONDS." ETC.
BETTE er. rituals " 1-. ,
Revs en entire new stock of ’ SODA ATE“ wholesele sud retell desist-s in
E AB. 3 ’W £3 E .l S F PEGIS’; I) St r. LOBRILARD scans,
, . . rn ore. 1 1
,figflefirwwmnwm w _. , 1. . g 4 nusonmunneooxs,
‘ ‘ co" felt-it's
4 BEN
Boot and sits Store.
rnAL’
’01! TOP}!
BOOTS, stun ANDBJJBBERS
perteininz to the trede.
st the lowest possible
And everything
All goods sol
CASI I I’llICICS.
hf‘lt‘ulll‘ ettentton peld to
cosmos: wonn.
Repairing done
In all Its branches.
I here the finest. hes nut! lemst eteelt of
tloodu in this city. so prim thet defy cone
petition .
A shore oi the
PU BLIG PATRONAGE
ls solicited.
l )(.) N()T 1“;\114
To give the a cell.
malts: S‘BRQF-‘g,
BLY’.
‘V
our or eon-rw‘wtm'ux
norm ll. smut.
nan-cox.
FLORIST,
EAST SlDE 0F MAIN STREET. 800?” OF lAlL ROAD
City ol South
1!!
Not-welt. Gene.
Phil“! and Flowers at .1. sum
Flown for Funnrttls
«need to order at short
hit-rushed. sud teetdslly‘er;
notice.
turonust‘ xenon:
A 0A.. FROM
24:. 'r. warmer.
D. H. MoALPIN & 0038,
T1108. 111' '1‘ 85 0038,
end choice Virginie Breeds of
TOBACCO.
generally.
”I a": "look. South Nor-“'tslk.
CANS,
~AND-
MELODEONS,
FOR SALE AN D TO RENT
(‘u l l and trim
THE ESTEY COTTAGE ORGAN,
DES-‘1‘ ORGAN 1N 'l‘lil‘l want”).
-—AT-
] ’O'lvl‘ltlll‘S
MUSIC STORE,
Next door to the Savings Bank,
Wall Street, Not‘wttlk.
lle keeps n W elem ticket 3. 42:51.1.
waxes. mfl’fl ‘
OR
0" l“.
.-l M: .vmonmxs.
end will sell theta on monthly instalments.
Old instruments tekon in Melange tor new
l‘ienoe tuned end remit-ed. e~
1” (4’1:
'l‘lte undmlgnetl
to the feet tint the:
rim-rem “Anus“. Plain tutti l-‘ene . Suite.
‘ _ ‘ 4
sonn‘tut. t‘tth‘N. oldmti‘xtlfi “line A film
i u: all {lithium H t retel
'l‘ t m were 1
mlhéiltw‘flm‘ it.“ ‘lllth’alli .2 3.133? m wru ms It .
narrowing. taut O‘Qfll “lineman tunes».
Mu
.*§3§“5 t {L : ‘
tr
do...
en
tit 2 1 *
\ ll min-t tire eve l bee;
$3th “New result: “will?” u“
l. of hole I voted
3. T. Wm‘flllt
21.3};
at tel led s so.
- .2 dud 4 difidéinwt 2?:
net on nine hue. ttot whlehliee ~
teedtdwl m l“ eetl‘wl oetthere “at
tulip { t e 0 st or
tale“ l n ii lt'fi‘t’ it
til it? Thine. been ed ted mleetl‘
inputneu non hnslttmttuottshottt utry end
‘iittuf‘l‘lltl fiwlglil‘l‘il' opt?“ retl '“ t to t W lithe
. es s e oer that" out by tent “W V" “
tlott. u “been in M:
ertlet. mm his um mt moth-‘1 “duh“; \mu , “ 2‘” i i '
proof: out I
it
munmtiommtumgnmw. :21 r ' \ f- 1_
“i“ "W“. m NM 1 as I”! fifio i
. ahol to — .1 . .. _ ,
Ge Ce STILLSON’SO .1. ”2&1.“ flfi‘Mhmélu“Wm . v ;
~~ .. ~~ Mutt. = ‘2 2 n KERS
w artstihotoguptt1ntatn.... .15...” sill NDE RTA . 1
i‘ t < , s2 ‘flni a. , ., n17 W“ “ “‘1, 8»: o'éunu: It'll ‘ m ‘ 2* 3 A 1
W’ater Coolers 4......“ .. fiW‘m ‘2 E ' ‘
’ int: worm "’ “‘
'1 ‘ «mum's-«u:- NITURE
1“ i" R
2 it new
t 5. '“
orroslrd True Winner“. _' .1
sotmt nonwsnx.
'52 ii * Miriam-re m menu .1
Coll-3 f1 .’ f j) A
. .nia will at hfi‘ll‘x turf! in i' 2” ‘53?
.1 non-mm 1;- N , ‘3 i -‘*‘ ~
* ' * '22“ 2222222" CHEAT MARKET-
“W2" 4...... .2221. :..2...
oil E’ . i 22*?" ‘ .
on m not; .1134... m»
PIPES, 6L SMOKERS’ ARTICLES
2.2.
5 1y. 2.4
e! 1’ 75' s. 1’?!
.;‘.
saw 1
A . ,
unit
aoua. ~
PATENT MEDICINES.
mum: ”tin-nine” " “, '
Trusses, Fancy Articles, Cutlery,
' In feet everything from s Quill Tooth Pink
to en Inleid Heir Brush.
Iotttlt sot-wot. ttov. tr. trio.
1th - .2 ‘”
when: 9:0er some. 2
Hair, Tooth and? Nail Brushes,
PBRFWY 131M? Wt.
A canton LOT of wnnnn'rs.
)l. B.——Phystclsne‘ Prescriptions esretelly core-
ponrtdod do: end at t. Romeo “Residence is
sues building. for n t cells on W
MARBLEIZE
SLATE
SL ATE ‘
SLATE
a s.
mitts.
mun.
TABLE TOPS,
\l‘AINSCOTINGS,
And all other
sLATn 60005.
THE nttmonPon'r
fl. fieldeeport. (Joust.
m... y,
1].)
MA RBLEPZED
MARBLEIZED
SHELYES,
Only (mice and “'ttt‘et‘oonto of
SLATE ton].- to.
4 so menu‘s?»
Constipation
AND
FOR SALE BY
S. F. PECK,
HEADAO HE.
Druggist, South Norwelk. Conn
end corned on by
KIILIR e wutcox.
with Choice lento.
BEEF. PORK. .
LA MB, ”A U.
a
POULTRY.
And an undue!
Vegetables in their Seeeon.
And ell thst pertelns to e trot-clue Meet Merlot.
\Lsteb' of the Washington 3%. Intel.)
nuts 0‘ cashmere.
“3-"
NR. WASRIKGNN AN]! .‘AIK 81‘s.
SOUTH NORWALK. CORN.
.......4.... d English Coetl " " '
‘ 1 an
Ornteeaflegleterefite “gs'
HA on or in human At now
new muons
A lees. Wt rt!
“fl
.es,‘ ‘7'. .‘ ”twat—KW
tern em r. ,
go TO ’
1 rot-mimi-
CARPETS, 1
1 01L CLOTHS AND
7», 3‘:
, 21’
it
" 1.“de
O
.. sprtugii:m4ooode
. “We
Willi“ _
1. minus
Voueusnd_egeod We 7 Visttheiewestimees.’ _
' Ant
Mr. Francis 1!. Gregory.
Kevin: bought out the retehllshuent lovely owned
Outlet“ Street. is proper-d to send: the Pshlls
DRIED REEF,
MR. D. c. H. BROWN,
thihe Med mmtlv on need teettendto‘the
stereotthe bile tronsgelem tfnl
solicited. P. F W U
w. it. sWounS.
MerchantTailor,
Scotch Chevolts. Motions, Crepe
Gonts‘ Furnishing Goods.
rite Itllll‘ m min: wires
7 3' .,
Yorkfim
: “m h #1- sunset.
«a fifilfldfiefiedlfit‘tm
was. new sup-t..- snplluflu use i.
'edste Inlet! Emu-senor on the
m- 1
no
“ _ China, Crookery,4Glass
.Wa're, Weed and
Willow Ware, &c.
magnum “flaw“
mum emu
“flute
non 222m m min
Lough, Lnokanrunss,
m v
PURE FRANKLIN COAL Ol'
LYKEN’S VALLEY.
\
TRY OUR
IPLI'I‘ “DING WOOD.
CHESTNUT. '1 Card; . eoo
OAK,perCurd?‘" - - - '10.»
”Numb“.
Flee-ordinal mil-seer sled eel prises»-
:9"me 1
MILLARD e. wean,
)svu I. Wm
Feet of Valletta Sheet,
soon now“.
1’.le
IN!
NEW AND RARE PLANTS
1.
R O S E S ,
4 Gerahiumu.
vnnumvss,
A.“
BEDDING our PLANTS,
Fltterin Strait, i‘rtit Trees.
_ CHOICE
Blackberry,
Raspberry,
m
Strawberry.
Tometoe. Eu, Pepper. Cebbege end
Color! Plants.
ash w er
new no vacuum ems” ‘,
DUTCH BULBS.
' w to is pea"! cheap
”and ell ' 'ml'“ ““5...” ""sae' ' let M“ "
nun O T! 8 90m
_ summer as rmusrs.
, eontemwnncoxa.
3 momentum ‘ tr
la.» ,s. Rood.
J‘E W E L E R ',
to. et. en- Morena-h ohm.
Mum's-summit
ONO;
1‘ 1 and Jewelry
Silver end Silver Plated Were.
Duke Mote. “
' WI C. Forte
ehsdsid
GIBKLN A0 OVBDIONS
squint-g is sit intrusion eutli end «not
it! M lui tutu
Ytl‘l
snot-I" usurp-moon“,
u E. I. Looxwoons. \
, PLANTS .
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