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mummummmneart.
“uncommon-amine by.
'Itbell their geatlenceusndioy impart
'Aglcryltkescmeaalorrmureasr
* counc‘éo—uissrs.
’Mpsclenity. marginal:- to
II crewman
, A tanner is contented with his lot when
“but!” grasscut on it. for thenheneeds
no '0‘".
“ What is wanted in this country.” arid
the bride as she examined the wedding
Mute. “ h silver service reform ; that
at h plated."
I phydoian in this city announces by card
“mammal broken legl
ill be ed at a reduced rate to familial..—
W Cell.
A Wifornia nabob whose horses repose
hequiue palaces has carried extravagance
U such an extreme that even the piggeries
It! made of mahogany.
“Tesnedkids.” according to a fashion
weekly. “ are coming in style again." The
new! i very plea-at. as several in our
“been!!! needs it badly.
AtAllienee.0.. a child has been born
wlfi a transplant hand ; his parents should
moment». as he is until tr
grow up into an Ohio politician. , _
The Philadelphia Call remarks that the
fashion for babies will be light
and blue eyes. It was in Solomon‘s
time. we believe. that babies were cut bias.
A Olrlcsgc men got hold or the wrong tug
“Whymdtooknblg drink of mix-
hre othucasne ell and murietic acid Then
seemed the servant girl of stealing hir
sy and pouring water in the jug to
the theft.
‘Arcyouhaving much practice now?"
Moldqueofeyoung lawyer.
egd‘; egood deal. thank you." "an.
gladtohearit. In what line is your
cc particularly 7" “ Well, air. per-
in economy."
Apoetaaks: “Whereshalll bury him.
love of mine 1“ if he is dead—and we
., life! that he is. or she wouldn't want to
him—we suggest that she inter him in
.‘ meter-ya To bury him in her back yard.
.‘ the ash pile. would cause her neigh-
to talk.
L ilk arm has been established in
county. Virginia. and a Vans!
thinks it must be so nice.
became the farmer‘s wife and his daughters
u go out the field end pick enough silk to
make a new drc. whenever they feelinclin-
ed that way—Jersey City Journal.
“ Hello 1" aid the editor to the obeequi-
on individual who daily sauntered into the
"than to occupy the beat chair and con»
heats the exchanges. “ Why are you a
dilcrcntsonofe gun from what I am?“
" I dim‘t kafiw. I am sure.“ grinned the
vhitor. “ Because I‘m filled and you‘re r
north bore.
Pint Plumher—“ My gracious. hear this 1
A New York plumber has been fined $250
for imperfect work." Recond Plumber—
“Well. what (i it?“ “ Just think of the
t. .350 l“ “ That is not much. 1
“$.- lined coco once.“ “Fined aroor
' grey! What did you do ?“ “ Put it ir
i‘ the WIN—Philadelphia Call.
3; ll “0" Johnny. iL-i‘ mt‘l‘l "a. "0 . pl“
“‘1
‘1
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‘5! a
:3!
£93 lion in a thousand years from now.
A
d work in one day. how long will it take
one man to do it ?“ asked an Austin school
IMO! 01 a Ihllrp little boy. “ Tho teacher
is if he thinks I can answer that .pu-s
" whispered Johnny in a low voice t(
the next boy, " “ Speak out. Johnny. I
dare are right." replied the pods,
‘c—Taes ”wage.
Robert Grifln. of London says the world
will not be large enough to hold the popula-
lf this
n ' ' be the caic olorts should no longer be made
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Ind mining hank cashiers. Let them
lam mining. and thus make room for
' ‘ rest
ofthe population. or lune of us
be obliged to live in balloons a thou.
years hence—Narrow“ 11mm.
LittleAlfoneo should load up a horse
pistol with hickory nuts an“. tackle the
Cuban Wtion. which is assuming very
one. It is highly prob~
Nethatbsforethc revolt is crqucd out
may be anxious for Uncle 8am to buy
“bland. The annexation of Cuba will
make cig‘ra cheaper. The smokers of this
country cannot possibly llavana objection
totheschernc. eudtbesnrokers are a very
influential class. General Grant is one
M— va Sinful. 7/
ILL 180“ A SPRING DRESS.
I“ Mute-a to Leave Illa \“t
. for Bar l‘stravasaeee.
rat‘Mtwomcnthamarriedsudlna po-
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‘Ice court.“ remarked Justice Gunman at
-. ”Harlot to Joseph and Matilda Cohen.
.\ “ It wa-‘t my fault." said the eighteen-
kubaud.
“That‘s rkht. put the blame on me.“
Natilda indignantly.
"er the trouble?" questioned u.
it.
lt'l tbh.” replied the young husband
“luadrytgoodl clerk andget OTaweck
.‘ C it “Q '0. for the household (luau
n. m .3 I keep. but i have to pay 84
a mu“ mt. Now. she wants a new
“all” and the latest style of spring
terse. Iccnlda‘taioldthat. r urn-ed
ml the run was a quarrel.“
" H you haven‘t extravagant ways.
Justice.
"EM” leave me.” said tho
«y...ym.“auewsredtbe hue
“.emsllemescasgrysbout the
“Minty“ my esnsea“
”anfi-euegcodsdvlce.
”Nisan-mama‘s“.—
NII‘I’TO HAIRY CONVICTS-
Q _dmwcrsenlsftlleedcaur fo‘
'3 ashorttirnesgcunder pccu
_ Tbeywcrewomcnaco
, but-rue of imprisonment tor
“mauve elected to go to
3‘ “phloem-y. where they will
”lathe earth d the hat
' fins-Maw!» have by
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' m. Ibswunwcresalcct-
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“m to you or.
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' ~ ~ fisstthe couple up is
manly». may-ls-
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.QIICQI-W MKS-
Ie-setthe Ices-trio Came-en as (I.
lulhsteleal'llh.
“ Youhavenoideeofthenumbercfeb-
curd things that happen in our heinous."
saidaaalcsmaainthcetorcola prominent
Optician. “Not long ago a well~kuown
’l'hiulstrcetbrokcr. whose ideas of life gt
but a little way beyond margins and futures.
walkedbriskly inand midthathe wanteda
pair of ‘gcld qrectaclea.’ There were a
number (1 frames lying on the counter at
thetimeandhrabusin. like way he be-
gantryingthsmcu. l‘inntlyhe got a pair
that apparently suited him. and. after in
quiflngthepriemwalkedto the door and
looked out into the street.
“'l‘hescaleexeellent.“hesaid ; "‘ lean
elrso‘seetheprintonthepaper that gen-
tle-rent reading on the phant- of the car
going down the street“ He threw down a
fluoteand was aboua‘ to rub fromathe
lore. llewrsratharcrcstfallenwhenlcall-
ed him back and asked whether he wanted
glasses in the frame or not.
“There‘s an old fellow. a regular babitue
of the Mercantile Library. who has his
glance changed on an average twelve times
a year. Oculists rarely order changes in
glasses inside of two years. Every day at
a certain hour the old gentlemen comes
down the street and. stopping in front of
the door. peers backinto the store at the
test card. on which are printed those large
black letters. If he experiences any trou-
ble in discerning the characters he at once
hashisglsmschangcdandgoessway cou-
tentcd. Not long since the mischievous
etorcboy.learningthathewason his way
.iown here to make his daily test of his op-
tics. pasted a piece of tissue paper over the
card. thus giving the letters to a person
nanding at a distance a blurred appearance.
Dismay spread over the old man's face as he
squinted at the card. After taking 0! his
ghos- end wiping them vigorously hegcare~
fully adjusted them and mode another elort
to decipher the character and failing to do
so satisfactorily came bustling in. amazed
at the sudden change in his sight. Mean.
while the tissue paper had been taken from
the card and when the examination war
made for new glasses his own. of course.
were found to be all right. But. not fully
added. he retired to the pavement and.
"he was wont tododailyJookhislong-di.
lance scrutiny. which apparently gave his
saiisfaction. for he scratched his belt med-
itatively and with apostled lock resu ed bk
mil down the street.“
At this juncture two faahinr ably-drossmi
young ladies entered and the communion
“.ive salesman was for some minutes absent
“ Now. there‘s another case.“ he said. as
he leaned over the show-cue after the fair
cmmera had departed. “ Those ladies
wanted artificial eyes. but of claim we
could not accommodate than. Fashion has
everything to do with these ~odd freaks.
Both of these young women have as souni’
eyes as either you or 1. One of them said she
wanted artificial blue eyes and when i set
the case of gh- subatitutca before her said
emphatically that they would not do. I
informed her that they were of the very
bed quality and a very good article. Then
with we embarrassment she told me that
she wanted a pair of delicate glass optics to
wear over her own. She had had her hair
—-which m presumbly black—bleached
to an ultra blonde hue and of course want.
ed eyes to complete her ensemble. 1 smil-
ingly told her the: such a thing wssimpvssi.
ble. She said she had read that the ladicr
in Paris had adopted this method. the in-
vention having been made by a skillful
French Optician. Of course that was all
bush and probably a story started by some
inventive newspaper man.“ ,
“ Do you have much of a demand to
artificial eyes i“
" The demand is very llwly and seems t1
be increasing each year. it springs from
rocidonts and advanced myopia. \‘m. we
hove fitted them to children. but they an
never fitted to a child under seven yuan
old. There is no truth whatever in the
statement that artificial eyes have reached
such perfection tint they move just like an
ordinary eye. In some arses where the an
tilieial eye tits the socket neatly it will more
when the socket moves. but not without the
“id of any mechanism. Davis. of New York.
nranufactunu the bust eyes. which are made
of the finest quality of glass The demand
for hazel eyes seems the greatest.
“ Next to the artificial eym comes the am
glo eyeglamea. They retail at seventy-live
cents each. and are purchased mainly by
pmfcsslonal people and the dudes who
grace the corridors of prominent hotels.
Sumo swell reporters have caught the crane
of late. The single glasses ‘do not aid in
the sight in the least. They are made of
culinary glam and are simply an electation
tsrrrowed from the English.‘
ODD S'l YLES OF .STATIONERY.
Ewe Hundred New Varieties Introduced
this has...
“ This is the latest thing out in fancy
stationery.“ said a dealer. The paper ap
peered to have been sprinkled with muddy
water and dried in that condition. Its
uigcs also were wrinkled and soiled. The
manufacturer evidently meant to give the
paper a peculiarly soiled and aged appear-
ance.
“ The fashionable taste in stationery.‘
continued the dealer. “ is for odd styles.
particularly anything that severe of ego ,
Here is a style of paper which is hardly lea
aeculiar. lta surface is full of impressions
it autumn leaves. Here is a piece of paper
which was made upin a lady‘s drom and
worn at a hall. The paper was made in the
sandwich Islands from the fibre of cocoa-
ruts. and was made to imitate satin.
“ But. speaking of odd designs in writing
paper. beret-an mutation of birch bark
it has a glossy white surface. covered witl
minute specks worked into the paper in
suebaway as to exactly resemble birch
bark. am: is a style made in imitation of
hrncy pebbled leather. and another which
closely resembles hammered bronco. Here
is a style that has a'ntin finish. and another
cyle in imitation of glue grain silk. An-
ctherpapcriemadeinimite’tion of waterer‘
dlk.
“Refined people usuallybuyplainpaper
cfa fine quality. such es pure linen or
parchment. whiohis suitable for all coca.
aicsrsaudhucveroutof dyle. Some 200
stylesofdne wedding. visiting. and general
stationeryhsvabecni'ntroduced thiaesasou
Ouduationaryisgciwmrtoffeshion.ané
willbeverylittleusedinths future. 'lhe
seweatde‘gnsarewhet are called illsmi.
astedpapeteriea—thstiscudseltbcr plain
flWfitbuWumd‘ign
___________—
now unusual sloall. ‘
Itwueeksscerarearhategun trial is
:Inoehtpgfleurynm the hi
W metal.
Homcmsdsnimmeessuatlay.'§c built
furnace aftw tarancc. he tried machine
thumb-lookoutpetcutsrlerpet-
mflhfilfiewyhehsdamud
hillev'lcusinvc'utiusfs‘mania away.
WWWWh felllutr
Wendwesbelng-resredet by fie
bun-sum as as “practical .-
lkafist. while the Woolle am
hi] hem muses; bin . . w a
m Afewmcnthslatc-B-uu had
pedaeeddealwuhhuaflotc ”per
Nehhntbatccstkcatya. "a.
“hmhuMmflsm
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ltlencttobedesled‘ that-agocdaew-
ingmschineisoneof the most impor
mamrtmancesofthemcdernbouse-
“is thought we had a machine
until one day the t of the New
Home. resented hi I at our door and
pr ed to deliver an oration upon its
drerscterrstic merits. .
“But.“ we answered. “our reach
suits us well and we do not care for
another."
The agent. however. begged the privi-
lege of leaving one of his machines with
us. “for the ladies to try.“ -
The request was not unreasonabh. so
we granted it—but more to oblige the
agent than anything else; for we really
did not want the machine. and had not
the remoteet idea of buying it.
The machine once in the house, it was
natural that the ladies should look it 1"
over: they did so, and as a consequence
fell in love with it. They say without
the slightest wish to decry or disparage
any ot er machine. this. sll things con-
sidered, is. in their opinion. the most de—
sirable one to be bad.
This unrivalled machine is manufac-
tured by the New Home Sewing Ma~
chine 00., so Union Square, N. Y.. who
wish us to say that all who will send for
their new il ustrated catalogue and en-
close their advertisement (printed on
another page). will receive a eet’of fancy
advertising novelties. of value to those
collecting cards.
The Domestic monthly for August. race.
The midsummer number of the Do~
mestic Month] is almost gay enough.
with its charming descriptions and illus-
trations of summer costumee. to make
every women feel that she is a part of
the fascinating procession of a lively
watering place. here is a simplicity in
the styles of the Domestic that makes
them essentially valuable to the great
number of women who make their own
dresses. Nothing is inserted or illus-
trated for merelmeflect. o; to make b;
t picture. t eve t in can
$1?”de and otrlylried.¢whichie
not the case with many of the fuhiou~
nlste monstrosities. Among other use~
to] articles. may be mentioned those on
Seaside and Mountain Drones. Mid-
summer Wr'aps, Hints to Dressmakers.
etc. The Literary Department retains
that excellent standard whizh it has
maintained as the best of ladies‘ maga-
zines. There is a long installment of
The Lover’s Creed. Mrs. Cashol Hoey‘s
great. novel: an entertaining description
of the Wonders of California: several
short stories and poems by po lar auth-
ors. hire. Henry Ward Beec er has. as
usual. a most entertainin Household
Deputrnent and Notes an Comments.
which is one of the features of the mag-
azine. is tilled with bright and pertinent
discussions of the topics of the day.
Never was the Domestic more popular
than at present. Its subscription list is
steadily increasing. The Domestic Month‘
Iv is published at $53 Broadway. corner
ourteenth street. N. Y.. at ‘1 a year.
for $l.25. the ma name and a Manual of
Fancy \Vork. with 400 designs. and full
directions for working. are sent. ‘
A vegetable product used only in
Ayer's Agile Cure. has proved itself a
never failing remedy for all malarial dis-
ease. \t'arramed.
sllu'l‘ 'rnruu'uu rue; "nun.
A .‘qullright Murder In Falls Village.
A murder occurred in Falls Village.
Lilchfield county. Saturday night.
The victim was Andrew tlorman. a
middle-aged man. the murderer being
Edward lialstead. About twelve o‘clock
Saturday night. lialstead rushed into
the house of lion. Daniel Brewster. who
had been selectrnan for many years.
and gave himself up. saying that he had
killed (lorman. A messenger Was at
once sent to llalstead‘a house. and there
the dead man was found. lying as he fell.
pierced by two or three bullets. The
our of the box so was looked. and
lialstead‘s wife and boy were in the barn.
From this boy the story of the Hardy
was obtained. lie said that his father
sent him out aftera pail of water. and
while he was at the well he heard some
one mine through the garden. The boy
had but just gone in when (tor-man en-
tered the tour. lialstead told the man
to leave. l the latter refused. hot
words ensumi. and the two grappled
and went down. His father tired several
shots \vlulo Norman was on him. Mrs.
llalsiead rushed to the rescue and tried
to pull away Norman. Then more shots
\vere tired. and the boy knew no more.
llalstrad said that he had shot (iorman
three times. lie bad a revolver of five
chambers. every one of which was emp-
ty. One bullet went through the lleslr
of llulstr‘ads thigh. and one rien‘ud the
heart of (human. it is sai that liai-
_stead had a grudge against German.
as he believed the latter to be too intim-
ate. with Mrs. lialstead.
For positive curative effects. one bottle
of Ayer‘s Samparilla is worth three of
any other name.
. lies at say.
Yeatexray forenoon a colored man \lled
at a house on Sibley street and rang the
bell. and as it was answered he askedr
“ Hasyoua cufl‘d lady doin‘ yer weshiu‘
lie mawuin‘ l“ “ No. air," was the reply.
“ldon‘tsmploycolored Miutrrwash for
me." Bewant away ins pearls. and re-
named in a few minutes and mid: “ Ircck-
snlrnsdcabitofa mistake. lies you an
olehlack woman washla‘furyoul" “ Yes.
sir." “Named Lindy Tibbita P“ “ Yes.
that‘s her name.“ “ Den i‘d like to spoke
to her. I dun forgot dat she‘s a washwoman
on Mondays en' a cull‘d lady dc slider six
*daya in do week. arr‘ dat‘s whar‘ dc mistake
comein. Please.kiulspoke wld yer old
black woman P“ He was permitted to
“ epeka'v—M Free Press.
-—_
For the working class. Send at can tor
garage. and up will mail yum a roy-
al. valuable box of sample goods that will
at you in the way of making more money in a few
t aye than you ever thought snaiblc at any business.
(‘apttal not It unedwe wit start you.\‘ou can work
allthetinrcor usparetlmeunly Thewcrhlsunh
vervally adapted to both sexes. you: and old. You
can easily earn from we. to 35 every cv‘g. That all
who want uv-rk may lest the baslrwes.we make this
unparalleled ruler; to all who are not well rounded
we will semi bl to pay for the trouble of writing an.
hill particulars. direct t“
0
lose. etc. scat free. Man
will be made by there who vc their whole time
the work.tlrv~at sun-ewe abso ulely enrollon‘t delay.
Start new. address Svrneon a; 00.. l‘crtlaud.Naine.
First Natlonnlm
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
mumps.—
NULTBYaruVEBElABLEl
w W m h I
rinse-chase manner
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JAQUI’S,
mamas. ~ ~ saweu. concurrent.
ngh‘mand (some car-
them out to make
men for stcrkofnmltan and
Parlor gloves. '
ventin- champs. .
tastsofthediflerntmeanecf tin
No.1 Kmoum-Iaalshwspu-
Caud es.
No. 2 Kerouac Oil Berna. equates Standard Sper-
Candles.
one (ft. (lac Jet. equals 7 standards”!- (bodies.
Ocean. Gaslet equals ll Stan. Sperm Candles.
The German Student Lamp. equals l3 Stan. Sperm
(‘andles
'l‘lre Hitchcock Stadrnt nap. quell ls Standard
8 Candice.
magnum“ Electric Lamp (qualsts Stan. Sperm
(‘sspevvcu Deane Jumbo Lamp equals I
Bias. Sper- undies.
all“ you“! at; it aegis mkm Oil
a r In . etc or c. ro-
srne bugger at scent sugar. sine. and ab e of
a common lamp. Never breaks or nukes a im~
my. Shade or numb-rents used on a No. I burner
wt I at this; the feast will or any gas or other flx~
lure. Perfect Combustion. Safe under all circum-
atancee. nearest a h to the electric light ever
invented. t‘all see it at
F. \V. JAQUI’S
in Operation Every Night.
Henry Tilly,
BARRIAGE MAKER.
HAS FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING:
the handsome Victoria.‘ newly trimmed and
pa uteri—an elegant family carriage.
WT“) Road tuna.
(fibre Village (‘art and flames. can be bought
for half their value.
[the “anchor Top Buggies.
WON Rocksway.
[rune Bicycle- Instr-lass English make.
[rm sot nearly new Double liar-raw. suitable
[a either work or carriage.
upwind.
When you want a bill oi
goods from us. we will sell you
14 lbs.
01' Standard Gran. Sugar lor
$1.00.
—QOO———-
16 lbs.
(ll‘llnnilsumi‘ Ex. “(w
$1.00-
Sugar
We will
alone at the
All other goods at the Low-
est. Possible, Figures,
not sell Sugars
above prices.
W.W.Uumsluck & Bu.
\ 'rrrlrlrrgtorr—h‘t. Bridge.
3061‘s and 3116133,
‘ lsn—l.
l HAVE 131 STOCK A FELL [ENE UP
Mens’, Boys’, and Youths’
Boots and Shoes
ALI. s'n'Lns AND LOW PRICES.
Womens‘. Kisses' nnd
Childrene’.
—-——ALL KIN DS——-
‘l.00. 1.25, 1.50, 8.00. $.50, 84!). 3.50.
——Gonts‘ Fine Hand-Served—
Bllllllll All Ullfl‘lli Glilll‘l.
To buy a perfect Boot or Shoe.
in Price that‘s how. in Style that‘s New.
(lo try the lloeec that please! all.
“at makes you glad when o‘er you call.
———-—AND THAT rs—
“BROWN’S.” .
87 Nain St. - South Norwalk
H. S. CORWIN‘,
Petroleum Broker,
no Welles‘Bulldlnl.
18 Broadway. N. Y.
1:me ‘rm new“
sad-aldfcrcashrer en'ser‘g‘l‘fioI
loan-septum Olden ‘ m
Daily
mmmvm ..
DESIRABLE
B111 [111111 Luis
. our. AND SEE ram. FELL pmmpm
rater mars—ire»
‘ . wmmmuuorruuem
' idesteoftbev.8.nclarseat.hand.
Lbcnbookcvvrsoldforlcss
hatwlccurplceJhfleeteatsaltir-gbccklnltrs.
crlm. Immune proltstoagentanlliumlliuentpso-
“walnut.“ onecanbccomeaaneccsshrlls‘gml.
free. sumhooxOo..Pcrtlend. sine.
4's:—
M13898 8. Jflllll
llegtocall ymrr attention to their Fine Stock of
Spring and Summer
MILEMERV
Mourning: nus-tally. old Crepe made to look like
new hv l - Schrivel Patent homes. for which we
have the ry. Hats Bleached. Dyed and l'nuecd;
also Feat Dyed, (tinned and t‘urlrvl. A full as-
sortment of Fancy Guile: also “air (and: consist-
ing of Switches. and all the new style! (It Waves.
in Natural Curl. (‘ombi made up very reasona-
bly Ara-my for the I Inc Griswold Com-l. a
pin-feet It guaranteed.
Blisses St. John,
as MAIN ST.. NURWALK. (‘1‘.
REMOVAL !
F. Hayes’
MEAT MARKET.
QATl’RDAY. April Ina. I will the Karla-t
i now brim: Invd up in ma le‘a Blot-k. lvru
doors north of my rum-m stand. and infill-the putr-
lit to call and in:- vl it. It has been mv aim to
Inert r-wry derrismi or a l-‘irs-M‘laeul Market. and
Ira“.- sllrvv‘l no pains to make it such. A.- hen-lo-
fore. l ebail sell only the
Best of Meats.
'Hrankful for the liberal patronage lfl‘n‘tnfurv- m
ceivcd.l mlmtfully unlit-u its continuance. and
invite a trial from lba' gr-uwsl public. “arty.
F. HAYES.
__ ., __ M” l‘lL' if
The only radical internal n‘rmviy. Smer known
to fall in a single (also some or rhr~ Inc. ll exp-r".-
the [numerous l‘ric Arid from tho blond. vrhwh n-
thv‘ primr- reuse of Rheumatism. Gum and Neural.
gin.» Assmuod l‘uriflrr it has no ultra}. Arum;
The Olilwllel-iallle Specific Eu-
dorst‘d by Physicians and
Thousands of Patients.
ab
rm t‘ilfilllliln son-4‘ prlnrlplrd it oral“ aloe frvvm llrr‘
l‘lfll'll all lull-rillltll" msm‘r wbu‘h (nouns Iilu‘uu‘ ~ It
has been in use for many years and cured a lam-r r
l ’03?“ ivs‘ly Curos
I'fl‘t‘lllrlft' of ran-a than any other rvru-‘dy. ncml
lur tr~l=lnnnial~ (nun the runs! Sultry 3.“?! unke-
dlru‘lly at the cause of thy-er dlfl“‘\lhll\‘ m
RHEUMATISWI:
many so milk-ll spa-1th:- only lh‘]! lr- ;ri \ the r 1‘1. 1'.
\\'brn you hat-r truvi in \sin all the “mo." "u rt
moms,“ "luulnrnl-I‘ and "pron i arm. ' and when
Gout. Neuralgia.
your riurluh cannot help you. do not do—lerar. but
lake 5th- ylica at our» and be rnrwl Nu .qn- (er
afford to Inc in pain and mat-n-ry ulu-u haiu'yma
Gravel, Diabetes.
__________......
vut‘; n-heve blur and put lmrl m road lion in ennui
in in.- llail} airman-ma.
sl per Box. 6 lease for so.
Tunnel - I’oisoning.
Vl‘ Ih full dzr-v‘nou- in ten lsnr‘uam-u sold. l»\
l M. 'llill‘T .t lllitl. llrumiah. and “Hutu-K ll
l‘l. \lhTKll. Dragnet. or will by maxi. tin-mud. or;
receipt of price.
WASHBURI d. (30.. Prop'n.
$4? lluosmlar. .\l>‘.\\‘ Ytllr‘li
.. . . -
Elegant Styles
- A)“
law Novelties fur Sarina.
—lL\Rli.\lNS IN“
Furniture 8: Camels.
The Newest Styles!
The liCSi. Struck!-
The Finest Goods!
The Lowest Prices!
-—llA\'lNli ~—
ginlaruei My Show ~ Room!
E And Ira‘rcarcd my Stork. run in nor lm‘pnn‘rl an [ill
Lalies’ Kid 81111011,E
the want: of my main cusmurers amt llll‘
put-lit: than our hefurt‘.
Thankful for pet farms and soliciting a «ultimo
anee of the route. I remain newtfully.
Wm.- Lockwood.
——DEALER 1N—
Furnih‘e‘l Camels.
80 Kain Stu Norwelk. Ct.
SWAN & BUSHNELL
'm AND IRA". "All“ IN
llllllllfll‘fll‘l'lill Plilllll‘l'
-‘U’Pano
Ship Chandlers.
Have the mamcklacurlinclnmnnccticut.
Pure Lend and on
Wemmwfgwu.s.mand
Flags: Flags! Flags:
~ 3“!!! use POI-U-
aisgie. Dcableand Grand
Window Glass 3
W needed about a heat or vessel.
Dredging Interiors.
W‘Selnc Il‘vvlee. couc-
Buceedllacynope.
11'3”“. w tuudesaby
ear wires srssrr, [Mly
BRIDGEPORT, 0T.
Flflmllfllhllllltilllts
Boots iSlr cos
armour-m
NOW IS THE TIME TO USE
uovrs
Cough Remedy.
Pure Drugs, Medicines, in.
Best nx'rnsc'rs.
Prescriptions I‘rrrelully
Compost ruled.
A LARGE S'HK‘K 01“
Patent Medicines
Always on hand at
HflYT’S -Pharmgtgy.
Optician and Oculist,
\VllJ. BE AT NURW‘ALK.
Aug. 26, 27, and 28,
—AT—
XOIHVALK HOTEL
"av": qushflu‘. my «‘lfhy yrnre of hard rim!) :1!
the l~~z :n-mutnm-A m Ellhiil‘. and harm; tool a
prurtrral rxpr-rrr-uu- of lumuyvtiu- youn- in live
umnln‘. i am i‘nnblui at lira! ~2‘lrl to adapt loner-s
run-t nppnxprum- to h‘§l=-l’t~ the \:-'uu In ll- urljurr‘a
\ixur run! cun' all the~ turn-we (l“l‘fl"!‘ n' tho v
lmu' thrrdurc cumlmu-«i my nrzrn- Hf an t
out: Hint of an u an inn. um 33.; non u as!»
frum~b .rli Lord» of lrrmx and My m of N,“ ~
and EH‘ (l!a“r~ u hwh sn- made in Irrdrr u .1 my
own ~r:pcr\‘lsti‘n. lt' suit my (:re’lurm‘rs‘ “synergy
lilillll‘lll.‘
Con-ultation Proo.
“ohm-norm um, u. thump, t‘hsrru‘ ”lumen-l.
. \ )r. ;. .1y short! t llJY .-- minus. Mr. t . more
\n-i. \\ 'lzl l‘.l‘-:.m::. ' “
.ll .3
HAR , .
The BEST ASSORTMKNT in TU“‘.\' of
General Hardware
Ml'e‘hlullra 'I‘oola.
\t'hue Loud. Praline.
Olle rend \t'lndow Gins-
A full Assortment of
lroclu rind Knobs, ,
Tnlrlc and Pocket t‘ullvr)‘
0f the boat Quality. Cheap for Cash
[101188 Furnishing Ennis
JAPANESE l‘Al‘lllt \t‘liRE.
Axon! for the
Don-r \‘eniicrrl Boiler and Hall‘s l‘rrteu
Fit» and Burglar Proof Safe.
Agricultural lmplvnwnts.
Ship t‘lmndlery. Roy-o. rte
vv. 0. ' QUIN'I‘ARD
N... v w'clv HALLBIJN‘R. m- Nor-ea“...
For Your Own lleueiil!
Having secured the services of a prai-~
rival t‘utter and Tullur. i am now vu-
lllllt‘tl to make up for my tinny patrons.
Suits at l‘riu-s that “'1‘ bound to plvaso.
All Wool Pants.
From $4 Up.
A Sure Fit.
The lmtesl Stylt‘c‘.
The Best Quality.
Tilr‘ L-rwrui Prices.
NI}
I Please the Men, and Make Happy
the Boys!
READY-MADE GLfl‘l‘
——
1
A Full Line of the Finest
Gilli Furnishing Gilli.
M. DAVIS
Irritation“) Bloch. . - South Norwalk.
——WIIKN IN—
BRIDGEPORT
—nox‘r ran. to \‘lc‘l‘b—
BARN‘UM’S ‘
BecreaflonBuillinnr.
m snxaism.
EGJIUETID. - MondaamNauager.
Observe its Wealth of Attractions a
mum Skating Rink!
Wilt m. “00" . (VI-Nib:
SQUARE l'll'i‘ 8,800 SQUABI “IT
0! Skating Semen.
Superb Dancing Pavillion
8m I!“ SQUARE.
Billiard ‘ Parlors.
C —- NAGNW TAILS -— e
Quadruplenowllag A_ I leys
SllOtb’l‘th-‘n GALLERY,
With ill and fl Mm
Reneshment Room
nun—narrow maroon;ms
W‘Qdechc-a‘
dun. er Ate-huh.
‘- a! Tun-s. The W
marvel-{ml “loco. cart-es maneu-
R. . aker,
LIVERY AND FEE
STAB/12E.
WARWICK Horn. - , So. Norm-rug.
Having taken the old staudaml put in a new stud:
of tum-:- and blluglul, I am prepared to attend to
all calls for firslrr‘lani turnouts.”a
so. Norwalk. llama is. run.
New Grocery I
18 Railroad Place. So. Noru'rrlk.
6184!
"mini: taken llu- stow furvm-rly w-rnpivd ri~ a
rain! shop by J. R. Raymond & u... on llsumad
l‘lal‘v. and fully stocked it until
GROCERIES
Of All Kinds.
I nvmlfully invite a shat“ of the pubhr pauonsyo.
it will be my aim to keep the
Best of (r‘roods,
And to el-ll ll
shown-'1' PRICES.
Goods will he dr-livvnsi rmmptly, and own-min:
puns-thir- done to accounn n10 patrons. l'loruv one
are a call.
Albert “Berg.
Hatch, Bailey 8. 80.,
lamina-tun” of and limb rs in
Lumber,
Timber.
Shingles,
Lath,
Doors. Moldings. Sash.
Blinds. Pickets. Win-
dow Frames.
Etc.
Veneered Hard Wood
llard Wood (oiling
Flooring.
Work ,
and
M.\lL\tlAL 5T” \Ul'Tll .VUIHVALK
H .A. I.- L ’ S
Vegetable Sicilian
HAIR. RBNEWBR
was the first preparation perfectly adaprai to
cure thwarts of the seal“ and the first .06
useful restorer of faded or gray hair to its
natural color. growth. and youthful beauty.
it has had many imitators, but lit no have so
ru.:y nut all the requirements nnviful for
the proper trvstnrcnt of the hair and scalp.
llsLx‘s lulu RENEWER has steadily grown
in Liv-or. and spread its fame and use-toluene
in \‘l‘t'!_\' «31mm.- of the giolo. its unparal-
lvlvd clK‘t'vxi can be attributed to but one
turbo: If"; r ar.refu{fi.‘nn at of its panelists.
The proprietors have often been surprised
at the receipt of (mi. rs fr ‘hl nzru 1e. conn-
tricx “here they had never made an “tort {or
its introduction.
The use for a short time of llsu‘s “all.
Rxnnu‘nu wonderfully improves the per-
r-onal appearance. it cleanses the scalp from
ail impurities, cures all harbors. lover. and
dryness. and thus prevents baldnes- it
stimulates the weakened glanrh. and enables
tbenr to push forward a new and vigorous
growth. The eflects of this article are not
. transient. like those of alcoholic prepara-
ti.urs.but remain a long time. which makes
its use a matter of economy.
BUCKINGHAM’S DE
'0. ran
WHISKERS
Will change the board to a natural brown.
or black. ssdesirud. it produces a permanent
color that will notwash away. Constetingof
a sure preparation. it h applied without
trouble.
PREPARED BY
R. P. HALL & 00.1mm, Ml.
weymmnym-
mnmmronrm
o, ,
Nous. Ken-arm. and
Blood Diem-dag
Ayer’s Samparllla.
wild-1m; “It! M“.
New Goods!
Diamonds, “Hitches,
sale Agent in Norwalk. a‘uthcrinaieby the company.
or
ROCKFORD QUICK-TRAIN
Bai‘ruai Watches!
John Foley's Gold Pens and Pencils.
Solid Silver and Plated Ware. Opera
Glasses. Gold Spectacles and
EycGlasses. Nickel and
Walnut Clocks.
Repairing and Adjusting
—-!INI-
W-A'I‘OHES
‘ A SPEIALTY .
V‘Wmhym.at
Sadtctafcrpcshgemndreceive
free; costly box (1 good! which will
J Hum to “Wright away
anything the in this “Add t‘ilhu' sons-1c—
m“ first hmrj‘he broad road to fortune «K
the Menu shiolulcl smear mre ad -.
.. Auguste. Name.
than
est-u Terr s
‘ 600‘ Pm, fis- m .10.]. pa
write wJ.c. lee-rd: a a)... Philadelphia. re.
l'R err S lrinz Stork nf Mlzl- Flask: Kim‘-
() markets. \l‘slkm: Costs. Jen-an r'lt‘.. for
Nina-s and l‘luldrvn surpasses ill \Il’k‘l)’ and mind
any r-vr-r lucfnn- utierrd iy us. and llrriildrs‘ many
rxi-luciu- novelties: that cannot lr duplicated ink?
in llrr scrum.
‘l‘riur tn the i‘sml-lislrrurul of * l-ll.ll'l'Tlr.\N
BAZAR ll was not {sensible purvhs.“ (irris‘
I'lulhlu: msdv do as ad\arnacu-urly n: luvy-‘_
llrr- lmrmvi neck-rune!“ in select from brill: nounliy
com nun-«i of sermon!!! ml \v-ry vvpvnpue or
poor y made—ohm both. \\ rmlaclnrv. ll! ad»
(llllnll in our largo .‘Itl‘k of gun-ix n llllt' of
PLAIN. Sl-LliV lt'F..\[ll.K HAIL ‘ or ordinary
\si‘xr. :iulr: thr same care to ‘e hum-r
nuns». Hr . lbs! l- li‘fiill\\t‘l rrg-un‘ I let slut
in.“ e \gn‘ileilr' i‘n-lumre'. and our tit. ft {m :!r-.
tire for the pnulurnnn of lbw-3 struck up. vir‘ in in
“Hunt; thy m at low cost then In buy 1qu "ill-Thai!-
au-i haw» than mmlr up at lump «in furl. ufiu rip:
lhr same whim‘vmc-nh to nurture turf (‘in'bzr'g
rvruiv marig as lilys'. “'0 sim .Vlskr ln Imlrr. =1.
the list Manner. at .‘tkilr‘dlt‘l'nt‘l‘r. Spinal.»
lt‘lriinn E~ "filled to our
Milliuory Department
Now njvlrlr with all flu~ Non itn r of llrs‘ raisin.
BEST 8: 00.,
60 and 62 “'est 23d 8L. bot. 3th and Gill
avenues. New York.
The Simplesfitdwwfi A
The Cleanest.
The Bets.
Most. Economical.
R I I) G 1:} \V 1‘. X'
.J— I’.\TF..\'T ' ——
REAR GERA'I‘HR.
On Exhibition and For Sale at
Seymour Bros.,
7“ “first. i ngt on St.
fiPlSO'S CU R E FOR;-
9': tam were: an. use nus. .
" fistthwbayrup. Tartan-<1. A
5'? [Isu- rn tune. Enid by drwl>u ‘ '
‘f‘CONSUMPTION:
.34 }}
‘ An you failinz. try \t‘uu e‘ it an rn M«
‘ nevus. a pun. clam. whulmlluc
TONIC,
l Fur- Bra. in. Norm Stomach. l wvr Krdm _~ I.
I bum Au l‘fltvpxaisvl 1m y‘arm :L (M1133
‘- DYSPEPSIA,
. "0.x; .'l«.‘l;< . Forer..\:rm. ‘lullx
‘DEBILI TI & HfEA/t‘flESS.
SEE???“ at; .3“ to? a“
l§c~entfi Itervous We‘gk‘nlgsst,
2 n‘larrp, tun—cs. cu- recline.
it“s". r
rat... 6 for $32.00. at lmrzpists
’xus. Jersey (hwy. N. J.. U. S A.
Mr. lm'hrr-"naunn. lrritauon' of Kid-
, neyw and Bladdcr. Store or Gravel Db
geescs of tho l‘msuuc “LL21. Pry-meal
‘ t ‘ crook- he“: s. lummtm—
l (nee «Urine . all Dish-me f lllv i it Illic-
g Unnary‘ Org-ans In eras: so). For Err
. healthy or l‘unsrursl thharzrs use
! also "L‘lmpi'rr‘s l mu Fleur.“ inch 31.
i ‘For er vurus. em." emu-mm m-
. hammer-y mint. nsr‘ L‘rmpxn‘s l‘i-ushlu-
9 lion Bills-r Symp. sum 5» :- turtle. and
(‘lmpm‘s Sypbihtic Pills. $2.0M; and ('m-
? "r‘s Syplnlitic thrive. $110. 6 bottles
. “ilk 2 of “lie. 1 Salve. by tumor:
rweipr of Siam. « s- at im‘ps‘ls.
! F‘s S. \Vttvr.\ Jrvamy'. 5'. J.. i'. S A.
3 Wk (‘uros of Dam of the
. I
“\‘Eh EU? 0F “3‘“.
MO E0‘ to?) e s "12;,”
.A W.‘Au'stin’s*° some
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