, I‘ll m.
.. YonessflhuthemMu,
Hoissoondshethennhtesdodsiipht.
{uhwhowasnetwslhdldnot see then.
rundtohansi-ost ltlelsss.andhieiaee
ohms-d haggard: but theate-
lfithehqintotnih,“ tees lightened
‘hhwliruroasitworenntoldedundhe
wanthovaryinpsrsonstienetgoodhuuer
.lhiinwahip. Thelnstwords lrec‘llsa
Wes-swerve that he would feel
“wheelwnohsohtoeoldsboro. We
portsdntthomwayolthe River Queen
shostnoa otluohnlddndlneverasw
hhauain.‘ Duriapthiseonversatlon Gen.
menu-seashell President Undue what
“lode-stolelersun Davie soothe
pollthollendus. “Lalo Jsdoreon Davis.”
“M“Irddnooln was hardly at
Mtoapsahhis ntlnd fully. but lntlrna-
tndthsthehadhettercleorout, escape the
sneaky,only it would not do to aayso
openly. its usual, helllustrnted his Ilean-
hghyostury. nuanwhehsdeneetshen
theMalabstleeees pledge when vlsitln; n
Mend wnalnvlted totahen drink. but do-
oiinedontheocoreoihie pledge,when his
triendsupestod' " e, which one no
esptedkln the lemonade the
mom to thehrnndy bottle. and said
the“! th . . would be more palatable
it hawes-otopoer in a little brandy. and
his guest said it he could do so uubcltnuwo
to highs would not object i from which
illustration 1 interred that Mr. Davis. was
to escape onhehnown to him.”-8herntan‘a
Kendra.
M..—
A last Story.
An Englishman was bragging oi the speed
on Shaikh railroads to s Yacht-e traveler
seated at his side in one at the cars at a
"last train“ in England. The engine bell
was ran. as the train neared the station. 1
suggested to the Yankee an opportunity at
"tubing down his companion a peg or to."
“What‘s the noise?“ innocently inquired
the Yankee.
“We are approaching a town,“ sold the
Inpiishusn. “They have to commence
ringing about ten miles before they get to a
station, or else the train would run by it be-
fore the bell could be heard. Wonderlul.
isn‘t it! I suppose they haven't invented
. hello in America yet 2“
“Why. yes.“ replied the Yanhee. "we‘ve
got hells, but can't use thorn on our railroads.
We run so 'tstnnl last that the train always
harps ahead of the sound. Ro use whatev‘
or. The sound never reaches the village
until alter the train sets by.“
“Indeed! ‘ exclaimed the Englishman.
"Foctfisoidlthe anher. “Bad to sivc
npbolla. Then we ‘ etesut whistles, but
they wouldn't answer. I was on a loco-o-
tit-e when the whistle was tried. We were
going at a tremendous rats—hurricanes were
nowhsr—aod I had to hold my hair on. We
saw a two-horas wagon crossing the track
about dve miles ahead, and the engine“ let
the whistle on, screeching like a trooper. It
med awfully. hit it wasn‘t noses. The
next thing I knew I was plching myself out
ot a pond by the roadside, aznld the trap
manta o! the lowutotlve. deed horsesJuohen
wagon. deed enplneer. lying beside nte
Just then the whistle cadre aim, mixed up
with notes triphtfni oaths that I heard the
engineer use when he urat saw the horses.
Poor fellow! he was dead hetero his voice
got to hint. After that we tried lights. aup~
pain. that would travel later than sound.
We got sons to powertnl that the ehlchhns
wohoapsllalonothe road when we enter
by. thinhlng it was norning. But the lace-
motive hept sliced of it still, and was in the
darhneu with the lhht close behind it. To.
inhoitente petitioned molest it, they
couldn't deep with so much light in the
nhht tine. Finally.“ had toatstlonelee-
teiqraphs along the road, with signal
to ~ teiuraph when the train woe is
shite-e t havehenrdthateone «mam
trains host :luhgn-t‘“ I‘t‘teen rnlnutw
tree—therest ihnowtefl“"uumh
-*——
m Ora-say en the harder.
— fl —
Anhoideotoi'aateryhyd ain hill
in is independent, in a Inuit; core-0'3
as poisoned by a Ilerra ledge between a
Its-and the aly wenan in coop. Itoe-
are! I nine-roo- thn was mwdod with
'5'“- “hl‘fl! asst to don benches
hater-otthensreioswot lanai-or".
their ad hh someone“ settlement was
“WING-“lee?“ repatatioaasthe
leased III in the dissing; “De M
M swear,” tom “lb . Nil."
Isl-wt otter an nwhward pants or heel-
lotion. Behold up his hands. 5. said
one kborionly mesa. ”he love and
H“ “‘7" litres very mm
“mos- took down at. little
honest-mun humanism
iwummmnmmm
find Ibtsnsd with all their tabla:
Aiih'fielfisemmo. “5...“...
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.d—‘Iuothesehoflidownlew iowu,
“"ll'W'U-sshsoe-euuéum
"w“ I'hsohishsadwantnnder utterly.
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all gill
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OLD WELL
CLUB
G I G A R 8
Are made from the best quality
of Havana Tobacco, and wrap-
ped with the finest Connecticut
T. B. BUYER 8: SUN,
DEALBRI IN
CHOICE FAMILY
FLUUB,GBAIN,FEED.
PROVISIONS
AND
MEATS.
Corner Low do Balaton Sto.
1‘- .e GUY“
W8
FLUID “IMO!
BUCHU!
lothoonlyhaewareoedyrer
BR IGHT'S D'saASE,
sat a positive rowdy he
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mewtadld’ilh.“m
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its... .. Tl; “Emory...
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tractor “ ”mu'fi‘k'ém'l
TIA”IUIGUIII.
WHYLANoas
GBHNANZA
BIG
SOAP!
FOR
FAMILY
AND
LAU NDRY
III!!!
For sale by all the loading
Grocers.
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Kenrne :“s w B‘uchu'
O or.
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All hie-oars. ran-nets... .-
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31.0133. mp.
PROVISIONS
CANNED FRUITS and Jun”
English Pickles, A ;
Fruit Jars, ?
Fancy Crasherh,
uurs, FISHING TAOKLE,:SPOllT$-
MEN’S~ AMMUNITION‘
mm
W’o Beat
POWDER a: GUI WADD.
Anythlasthepnhliawlsmunotin oteeh.wtlthe
tarnished“ short notion. We warranteverythiu
, nauuhethathdddivsreupoedam‘
lytsaaypsrtst leeityertown.
TRY THE
Sentinel (tiger,
6 for 25 Gem
JAII. A. IIOWN IDWIN WILWI.
l
DB. FMS
'0' IAl-I IVIIYWIIII-
“firm-Iowa »
CLARK di LANE’S BLOCK,
t the!)
ma“ spot. repointedanddtoched itwlths
'fiRilflElilES.
Flour, Feed, Etc.,
which lie in.“ to hell at I
VERY LOW FIGURE.
Wehnveneheieslotot l
TEAS,
cmmwuul
£1.01!le no F 4 .
mil
Lehigh, Lackawana
an
rune FRANKLIN COAL or
vaews VALLEY.
Kill: Wi$3flfit3§é§§3uW¥3 TRY bun
oar inten en te heap _
rt”! ems 00°33, SPLIT KINDLING W00”
/
I . IN
“N“ swwwwm am
CHEAP FOR CASH & Delivered at year hoses
Goods Delivered to Any Part of
The titty and Town.
(3-. w. 3.5.x,
Water Coolers and
Ice Cream Freezers.
2.2.1.3.“... in 11 Win Cuntemnlate Building
J. H. FERRIS.
Coal and Wood,
FOOT 0F MASHALL ST.
Wail“ Mmilnllm¢
st,
woos) Al“) cosh."
hues. the variedea we he. is pure
Franklin Goal, o! vhena Valle . Alia
Brick, Lime. duality and .11 mile. or
Mason? Material.
atae norm: swan own “'0.“ larnisho
and laid.
khan hm nttlalhthhle‘a
Orders “Wool.“
* SHUT
, timber,
new
.-
lot."
Please call and'esnreiee our otoehhnd prions be-
fore purchaelan elsewhere.
D. H. woos, Agent,
Feet of Washtnsten Street;
sown nonwau.
Q)“ —-~
. A.
:- : T" «‘2
OR REPIABING!
Know Ye g—That we are prepared to erect
All styles and descriptions of Buildings,
Houses, Barns, School Houses Stores
Churches, Factories, Outbuildings.
Fences, &.c., in
arty part of the
Habitable Globe, by Contract
or by the Day, with or
without the material,
AT THE LOWEST PANIC PRICES!
RAYMOND, SH
ER‘VOOB & 00«
Brandon and Contractor-o,
South Norwalk, Conn.
ihop. West at the Depot Rear the Nursery.
"MOSEE DAMI’S‘
Extra" of
i Dentin . Veal
o'. w. w'hcsnnsen,
Ell ‘ I
flflllllEll'l‘Iflll'l‘
Lumber Market
newienubneuo co,
SOUTH 'NOIWALK.
_ altitudes.
3%}
Vegetation.
(TUBES DYSPEPSIA,
Welt, Constipation. Headache, mambo-o of mm
sum ammmnwmv
STOMAOH, LIVE‘R and BLOOD.
That it is use tron ythlnx e! a mineral or Minions nature is testtled hr by the loot Physicians
For Dr eta and timeouts. too bed
“‘3’ “m m h'rrtis‘“ili.ienn‘°hlush oo.. narrow-w. ow.
V A E
YOUR MONIY
”WNW“
mt was. nova.
wmnouow
Q
WARE. m.
., n,
if. E. (DRAW 2
Isl-M Opposite I. I. Depot.
«Warsaw» "drum
OLD WELL
. snout, T '-
‘ ' , . _; totes
0f ynneto‘x
bleshnpes. "Sindhi
Bohemian, Glass, Crystal,
nndotnew andduira-
toot
Purina, Love, Yellow
and Buckingham
Wares.
A full assortment of IRON HOLLO
WARE, Plain, Tin Lined and Enameled.
'l‘lll Wan if all limit.
Plain, Japenod, Planisbed and Brittenin
Toe Pots and other Goods in that line.
WOODEN WARE.
Brushes. Stove Blanking. etc. etc, etc.
FURNACES, RANGE, srovEs
afar. tor suntan rams arovn with Olin-
lter grate. Bela agents tor
Gallium Wrought Iron Heaters
with DOUBLE Fill rore. flee from gas and dust
F NC“ SKA!) hill WAX MATE~
fulfill; tor Melting gls'owei-s
IRON CLAI) PAINT
Warranted pnrehonOr-s. Will not pool or crack.
tglvesus mushow our seeds. and our
do‘stre is ”Ila. it tor the interest 0 moostontera
to purchase oi us. “My
SCRANTON’S
RENTAL BARB
REDUCTION Iii PRICES!
l'or the neat three months. or until money is
more plenty. i will ntaltea discount or twenty‘dre
per cent. front the usual prlcoe, and will put up a
GOOD 851‘ 0!" new NR
TEN DOLLARS.
Warrented a pertoct at. and to give good satisfac-
tion. NOW is your opportunity to not Now Teeth}
Be wise in time. Don‘t glint it any longer.
lonnsr and “Pusan“ of each week devoted to
Potteries out of Il‘own. to anew-orinz calls. etc... but
the odloe is always open. Hy assistant. Dr. annex.
who is an experienced and shillrol operator. will he
in at endauce at all reasonable hours. to wait upon
any who may call
Filling. Cleaning. Correcting Irregu-
lnrities. Treating Diseases of the Head
arising trons Diseased Teeth. and every
thing pertaining to Dentistry performed
in the Best Possible Manner.
T. S. SWN. Dentist.
PICTURE FRAMES l
" The largest and roost couplets stock of Picture
Protons and Picture horns historian to be found in
this section. is kept constantly on hand by
Buckingham & 00.,
At their South Not-wall Furniture Store. where you
can get or pictures m in snyotyle 0! Blank-
walnut. wood. and Gill Prunes you may desire.
‘l‘hls lrro has all the latest and
IIOT APPLIANGIS,
0! France in trot olnse style.
til i ctoree in your hfioegithont
trustee era a no anger lesson w 3 may
not be trained at the any
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
And then you know your pictures can thusbe
made to add much to the tarnishing and crooner»
tin: of your house. and with our increased facilities
lordoin; chisworh, theoostwillhehttt tellinp.
UNDERTAKE RS
MDWW
F U R N I T U R E
MAIN STREET.
0PM"! m W W'.
SOUTH NORWALK.
ileum and Wholesale Depot. Bride‘s”
COAL
Don‘t edbot prices at
Richards, Willi & liq.
Who are selling the
Build .. Boats
0! any Description and also. Orders left,
.th vicar-flan will receive
FIRST HOBTGAGE PREfliW :7
ill. multimillion-f
w inedhyspocislnetoi thawsums
oruowtork.
EBEAT scucm
near QUALITY or DOWN AG. T
COALAND W093 {1.00, x no:
suns V ‘ ran
LOWEST muons. .7
' We also Oontrautto
Don‘teoupereitwlth a mum hear a also
that the capital invested is always second.
nag}
mmumusnevolplnn.
lveryhondholdsrntnotroestvo it“ out “Lint "
hounv "coin
3100,0003.
ammosmmusam. 8.3.” etc, the
to Premium Allotment June 7th, tart.
5th Series Drawing, July 6th. W5.
Circulars giving toll explanation. will be sent.
tree ot‘ charge. on application.
this:
IOBGBMIAU, 380300 00-.
Yum Am
23 Park Row New York.
Doolithydraflonxew Tosh City ”he, I“
later-ed Lotus or P. 0. Henry Coda.
Bflfl'l‘S 81 SHflES.
GREAT INDUCEMENT coaxed:
at the Store of
C.H.HARVEY
16 Mam 815.
A Law a Invoice of Goods just
Receiv
cos that; Defy the Greatest our:
at the Hammer Trans Pawns.
Profits no Consideration. ,
Also a large Lot to be sold!
at still Lower Prices. Boots
0. fl. HA1“ EY,
also.
qui—
M. POTTER.
music snows,
J.
Wall Street, Norwalk.
lehomenhsnlnletzentetet
rum 080m
. m
«wanna-amusements.”
“Minuet-Whom
Flee hacienda-steed. .
and to be sold at rig-
Pt’h‘h'on. Every thing to besold ,
NOTICE THE PRICE LIST."
Cbildrcns‘ Leno Simon ...... 800. to ‘1
“ Button Bods . . . . 250. to 1
“ Slippers .......... no. to 1 00
MlescsSllppers............. 75am 1!!
" Lace Shoes ..... . ..... St 83 to l ‘28
“ Button Boots ........ ~ l 75 to '38 ‘
Ladloo‘Bualzins .t: Slipper-r. . (0°. to .1 SB
“ Plain Lice Shoes . . . . 1 W to 1 80’
W P. bh‘e Gun! Leer. . . . 1 85 to 3 fl
“ Plotiell Fox Lama." l 80 to 175
“ l‘rcneli Fox Button. . 1 50‘ to '8“)
“ lit-lime (lost Billion. . 3 50 to 3 30
“ Fine French Kid But- ,
t in .............. 3 50 to 4 5.
Mena‘ Plain Snore ......... 1 25 to 1 75
“ Plain Gutters ........ l 50 to h“
“ Scotch Gutters ....... 8 00 to use
“ l-‘Ltup Shoes ........ 8 50 to d H
“ Fancy Tip Gaiters. I 50 to d a
“ Calf Boots ......... 8 50 to see
Next. door to the SavingnBank,
Come and look at the GOOdL _
oo
rs
and Shoes made to Order every ,
style required. Repairing ache j_ 25.;
MELODEONSJ
r03 sans: am: m m.
THE ET EY COTTAGE cacao;
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