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W and the grounds, in Ieason, blue
“orchid; rhododendron» and geranium
_ he mm of Japan get: publicly and
My drunk in broad daylight and
W‘ around hit palace liken common,
«my day druukard
m we Hines ofWalu' recentvisit
to Hamburg ho Initiated tome wheellnrrow
non. With Iadiu in the burrow- trundled
along by the high» English nobility.
Tho riehabt and meat intluentul Chiuunian
in Chicago is Hip Lung, the mayor of the
Cow colony there and the laundry king
of the city. He is 3‘ little, mun physically.
melamine amounts to $200,000.
, An old my named Rafael has asked the
new of Austria to invest him with the
dignity of king of the gypeios, lmcuuso he
can prove his direct descent from King
Pharaoh. Be promises to make the gypsice
t, ,, their ,_ vagrant habits and become
myopic, fit to enter the my.
Allegro by the mm: of Ron, who was
lately coilv‘fétod‘o'f moi-oer in the first degree
and sentenced to be hanged at Brandenburg,
way granted a new trial on the ground that
Inf/had not been convicted byn jury of his
peers. There was no colored man on the jury
that tried him.
I“: related of Prince Bismarck thin while
,1 Inspecting the harvest work on his fields not
1’ long since two of the reaping women, fol-
lowing on old custom, seized him and bound
him with bonds made of straw. The chan-
cellor lubmitted with good grace, and ex-
tricated himself by paying a liberal ransom,
Ha rode away in his carriage with the straw
W3 atlll fastened round his smile.
Historian Bancroft visited Mrs. Polk at
Nashville, Tenn, not long ago and borrowed
the late president’s state payers. He returned
thamtoher a few days ago With a note in
which he said: "I hope my life will be spared
to complete my history to the close of your
hyphnd's administration. That will close
my life wark. I run engaged with a corps of
writers and clerks, and I believe will be
touccomplish the task.”
‘; Dinimlu, the rebellious non of Cetewayo,
inn enormous black with n. development of
train above other African chiefs. He is a
total abstain!!! from intoxicants, but make!
upfor this asceticism by maintaining a large
umber of wives. He is a warrior by herediv
fury taste, and his tremendous physiml
strength and wonderful swiftness as 3 runner
u've him greatlnflucuce over his soldiers. It
h Iaidof him that, unlike his kind, he has a
‘ma of humor and is a hearty laugher.
Duthe Mun- thiuks things funny thst
‘toawlfitemunarequite otherwise.
r “1’6”. Crookonthefloor of the board
th ind. neurly every day,” said one of the
fund-n the other day, “but no one who
dou‘thiowhimwouldtahehimfor anIn-
dhatlghter. Hols of medium height, but in
ii] built, brood shouldered anddeep chested.
Ham afullbeardbelow a pair ofwell
hull-delicate. His eyes are quick and
Mandhehauhom alohawk.
1th the note of a warrior—like Wellington’s
C-fiafiur’u Howe-r! alight each coat of
mmdarhm and u sir-whet.
mh—dmmmeutglova. He comes on
caringeaerally in tow of Jimmy Boyd or
acme mhmaud stays quite: long while.”
. AtKfiauathecheueellorh-mhthmuh
Homelalamndamnoutofuniform,
it favu'itc lira-being n lougblack over-
icoataad a Ioft felt hatwith awidebrim.
Another characteristic feature of the Rio
,lingeahouuisanoutereourtynrd, whichiu
illicdwitha nobyaortulfamilyof ducks,
ofwhichdoeaBismarckallowtoheremoved.
aadwatchingh'u curiouly mtedfaniily,
oftholtillmorecurioutlyamortod
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of interest andnovelty. Meanwhile
man-ten
When Mr. Storm.
,wrlpt embodying the noveliut'l reflection-
and «limeric- on thevoyaze, and the vale
of tilt! manuscript in America, England and
‘ manger. Times have changed nine-
mm‘d’aradb Loot” begging among
Wallova'
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“Wild Wat," hanged one of their number.
One day’u newspaper and magazine mall
in the New York penicillin weighed 13! won.
We are now more (thinunien in the
Sandwich bland! than native mule Hawaii—
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The Telephone Exchange, of fitmkholm,
Braden, is equipped with American appa-
nine;
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Wonham. Mom, has a monument ,to the
nunnory of a cut that lived to the age of 20
years and 2 month.
The temperature of space in about 500(1ch
below zero, Fahrenheit, while that cf the sun
is over 100,000 degu. above.
The people of Vunccburg, K32, are dimes—
ing the singular fact that the lust ninety-fiv-
habien born in that town are all girls.
Ten head of young cattle belonging to
William (tram, of North Duuville, Vt, were
recently killedfby lightning at is single stroke.
Two Strike in the name of a Sioux chief at
the Pine Ridge agency, D. '1’. lie derives
great comfort from the fact that he mu never
in put out.
A lady tourist on Pike’s Peak was struck
by lightning at the very top of the mountain,
away above the cloud» from which the belt
procwlgd.
If all organic life ware reduce] to one must
and spread over the face of tho cnrtli, it
would only cover the enrfure to the depth of
u foot or fin.
From iJXJJKMWW welcome» worth of
oldieu'ob'y lice idle in Englaiul, and various
finuu linvc blown; to melt it down to make
new putts-mu.
The first them: of plate glass manufactured
in the United Straw is ntili doing duty in one
of the show windows of 0 atom in Pearl
utrect, New Albany;
In the stomach of . u young girl who died in
Portland, Um, was on niece-so. In the nbv
scan wusnplccu of indie rubber from the
head of n loud pencil. '
In the United States one than in every 200
takes a college course; in England, one in
every 500; in Scotland, one in every 600; in
Germany, one in ovary 21:5.
The nucleus cuntmn of ringing tho curfew
bell has been rrnmucil at Smith rrd-omAvon,
the some bell being lose-(l us that which was
tolled ut Shukmpenre‘n funcrnl.
The tennis “arm" has been sucmvded by the
tennis ”kg." It consism of nrupturc of the
mmbmnc covering the triumlur port of the
calf in consequence of sudden starts.
The English ironclad, the Superb, will
hnvctlic lurguit engines in the navy, they
being of the tripluexpnnsion type, with low
pressure cylinder lib inches in diameter.
A British sportsman recommends that the
bontuiu, which is particularly pugnncioiu
and uctivc,bctumcd wild, in the hope of
having it betxnnc on available bird for sport.
William Pool, of Limestone Ilill, W. \’u.,
has a powder born that (ion. Washington
gave to his grandfather over a hundred years
ago. Mr. Pool prizes this treasure very
highly.
The swiftwt bird on the wing is the frigate
bird, 0 sort of nautical bird of prey. It can
fly more than ‘10 miles an hour, but there is
no trustworthy record of the speed of which
it is capable.
Up in a Sovo Scot'
bound and 5;
then cut his
d three little boy:
or Skim-old and
rusty knife. They
g pigs," and, they
said, “wanted tosee red, red blood."
0f the fast trains of the country the
longest continuous run is that. of Hi: hours,
25 Matrimonial the Southern Pacific line
from San Francisco to New Orleans, 2,405
miles. The nverngcsgml upon thisline is
twenty-two miles per hour.
A (:anenmde by priscmcrn confined in the
atone print»: at Canon, Neva, was sent to
Senator Stewart. Tbecunc is comwsed of
5,674 pieces of wood and thirty-fin- different
varieties are usedlin its construction, coming
from all quarters of the globe.
Row firm: has now Income (moo! the
deepest porta in the world, the least depth
through the jettiee being thirty-one feet nix
inches, and nthirty foot channel being ISO
feet Wide. Above the jettieu in the pan the
minimum depth is twenty'seven feet.
A woman nomol Bcclwig, living at tho
Mulngo mince, near IInlifux, went to a den-
tist to buy» thirteen teeth extracted After
two had been pulled nhe begged him to desist.
III: refuse-ii. and her hmbund held her down
while the Who were extracted. The
woman die-l two hours later.
It has been diamvercd that a large portion
of Utah hi umlcrlnid with ultratum of water,
which may be reached by boring well: from
me hundred to two humlrcd feet. The well.
flow no liberally that one of them will water
five or nix mm thoroughly. The desert is
literally "nude to bluiuom us the m"
The French have diswvcred a method of
making "twink-It powder, the detonation!
of which are warmly audible, so that the
the firing will not reveal the whereabouts“
an army. This invention and themperiority
of the chd rifle have excited grunt atten-
tion in military circla in Europe, and are
likely m effect a revolutum in warfare.
A «bile-tenet of charityle averibedtoa
gruff, uwiturn old pbyx'miun inn Colorado
muting town. Am,oged minimwaut—
tended hi the irritable doctor. When the
punch" had mfllciently recovered to div
pam- withfurthvvmcdlealattention beast-d
for his bill. ”Your billl limit life-id
tin.- doctor. opening his pocketbook-ad handv
ing the minister's wife a no bill.
SUPERGTITIONS OF ACTORS.
Athadheadanntnrvcr bethelnttontar
“that”.
Peony Davenport has a great We!
Whether;
hamlet-d man ham to be the In
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Thirtyrninth mean—Aha dollar forum-yin ,
this little boyand meandunualltrunk from
one railway nation to another, only three
blocks away! Young mun, haven't you got
any conaeiencel
Ageutllbritklyl—Xoue to oped: of, mum.
I work for an omnibus line. One dollar,
Innate. Thanks. Baggage. air? Going any
further than Chicagolvuhicugo Tribune.
Album Boa.
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Father,(o strict dieciplinuriaul—Why didn’t
you tell me my coat was burning!
Sou—You told me never to interrupt you
when you were reading aloud—Jule.
I‘rtdo llaa a Fall.
A fusiwuuble church wedding among some
summer wjourners was a June occurrence in
a little New England village. The high band
with which things were carried on aroused
the jealousy and ehumened the tongues of
the native element, whose highest idea of a
marriage ceremony bud always apparently
been to run over the border and have the
knot tied unknown toonc's friends.
Some sown hundred invitations were sent
thrmigh the ymmlllce,’ and ore long the ac—
liflmvledgmcnm begun to arrive.
“Wool, I swan!" the country postmaster
was heard to chuckle to his young and green
assistant. "I reckon this‘ll take down the
Ewen peg. If here ain't all their invites
n-comin’ buck!"—IInrper's Bum.
So Yellow Power for Him.
Citizen (to Uncle Rusmsl~YouTo more or
less familiar with yellow fever, aren't you,
Uncle Resins?
Uncle Itustus (confirlently'l~—ch, sah, I
knows all about do yuller fever. I‘sc seen
thousan’s obmscs.
('itizcnwll'cll, there's u sick stranger up at
the hotel and his case lamina like yellow fever.
“'0, want you tocomo up and giveus your
idea of it.
l'ncle Rustin: (turning ghastly pole)—
“'bn~u—t! I mod to know all about yaller
fever, but I wouldn't know now if it was
yulleror green or white, hose you see, sah,
I'uc been color blind fo' ino'n fo'teen yahs.
Ami Uncle Resins hurried eway.~Sew
York Sun.
Itcmnrhable (ornamental-i.
Mrs. Yerger—Where were you employed
Inst! .
“I was (le wnsh lady for Mrs. Kurnol Jones
what libs on Robinson hill, but I quit her,”
replied Matilda Snowball.
“Did you have any words with her when
you left?"
"We didn't perzactly hob no words. I'jeeu
spoke to her as one lady mout spoke for an—
uddorf—Texas Siftlngs.
A Tlrmmo (lame.
Lieut. Goldbrnid {who is enjoying on the
porch in delightful conversation with Miss
Smith, but who is somawhat annoyed by the
presence of young Bobby—Don't you get
tired at time: playing, Bobby?
Bobby—Ya, sir; timed of the game I'm
playing now.
Lieut. Goidbruid—Jl’hnt game is that!
8 Bobby—Ma calls it propnety.—-Xow York
nu.
A flange In Appetite.
”Ma," said Bobby, “can't I have some pepv
permiut ten before I go to bed!"
“Certainly you can, Bobby. The doctor
says you cunhnve all you want. It will do
you lots of good."
“Well, mu,” continued Bobby, after a
thoughtful pause, “why can't I have some-
thing clue to drink to-nightl"—t\'ew York
Sun.
A Warmer In Summer.
“Is Mr. Stagmmck. the actor, a natural
Bf f’
Dexo'"
”But what. then, is he doing with that mir
( ' II pet" hing forlastseasou’ salary'
' e Is score 3 .
—Yankee Blade.
The lower 0rd".
A man recently found dead in Indiana had
an um'ontrollnblc mania for stealing women's
shoee,m1d no lose than fifty pairs were found
in his hut. lIe was what might be uppro
priutcly called it pretty “low down" thief. In
the clan of criminnls, he went to the foot
every time.~—Norriutown Ilernhl.
Ilelr Dre-dag.
Graftoufiflood heaven, Pawcival,hevyou
gawu “ark, staring mad! Why, you’ve
Ihavedtbe topof yeah heudusmoothu a
billiard ball!
Von Baboon—Aw.“ fellah, I'm ouly‘l
followingtha fashion of thoqueau'eheirJG
know.~Juilza.
III-Ina- la Ma...
Pint New York Policeman—That taller
with the big dwblc team is driving kind of
techies, ain't bet
Second l‘olieoman~3aw. Thutain‘t nob
lune-u; that’a butane. Ila hauls for a
crutch facwry.”—Phlladelphiu Record.
Mar the Vacation.
Cola—vllock from the country?
Who
Cola-Eel recruited! ,
Bola—- vrn't been back enough «to
feel the benefit: yum—Life. W
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A FINE LINE OF CABI’E’I‘S JUST RECEIVED
In lioquettee, Velveta. Body and Tape-try
ment in town, and our price- are the lowest. sue
heap at $2.25. HENRIETTA (31171133 in all colon, 40 inch»
our price will hem. Lot of KID GIDVES at 'Mo, worth 81.
ES' SUITS of our own manufacture. at less than New York prince.
and see them. We sell the KABO COMET, every pair warranted, and ell other
Comte at the lowml market prices. {Our basement is well stocked Will) all kinds,
of TIN AND WOODEN WARE at prices lower than any house in town. LADIES
FALL WIIAPS AND JACKETS juet received.
«SCOFIELD a HOYT,
No.3GAsziBUILOmc; -
bureau size 31.75. c
wide cheap at (We.
LADl
Ilmuell. We hue the In column:
cial heroine in EU
at $1.17.
puonwux. corm. ,1
The Buck Ranges
E. K. LockWood & Cos.
Special Prices
to '
ARCHITECTS
and
BUILDERS
It Is not all
ddvered with
I 'Pliclwl Plate
-——-—-—
It is made in
race
own town.
Also rcvolutiopizo the entire manuv
Agelltbfmi 3h“ facturc of Plush.
“23‘” c , Alter curcfillly . examining
81': Alifigg‘ D the samples we took the
Plumbers and pieces to our cloak imik
Gas ers in New York who were
Filll'l’flid Slate perfectly :mmzcd at the super—
an
'l‘in Roofers.
nlk.
OSTON
Plain lacuna, and Jacinta
During the th of Octo'
ber our price will be unupo
proachable
Tll Fullnwinl Fails an
Worthy of lain.
Two of the leading English
Mnnufiudurcrsof "London Dye
Real Soul Plush" submitted
samples to in; through their
New Yorkugcmu dcgiring us;
to eliooscfivhut we considered
tbclbcst Plush and flolor for
wear as they had a new pro.
cess which this; year would
ior color and the unusual fine
finish of the Plush. At their
é
a
3. Ii. IJOCIKWOOD &. (30.. Norwv
Situated on Main Street, West Avenue, Taylor Avcnuc,Elm-
wood Avenue, Monroe Street, Woodward Avenue, Lowe Street,
Concord Street, Spring Street. Corner Summit and Golden
Hill Streets. llziviland Streetil‘mner Union and Franklin
FOR 5 ALE
Streets, Meadow Street and Turnpike:
Situated on linin Street, Corner ‘l'uylur Avenue and West,
Street, Taylor Avenue, West Avenue, llilhidc Place, Meadow
Street, Cross Street, Summit Street, lulmn'ood Avenue, Bay-
vicw Avenue, Pine Street, Prospect Place, Hamilton Avenue,
Day Street, Raymond Street, Corner Water and Raymond
Streets, and Lots Fronting ml the Carriage Bridge.
LOTS.
N
,
700 East Norwalk.
Houses and Lots situutcd on Pleasant Street, Osborn Avenue,
Cove Street, Henry Street, Corner Iloyt Street and Cottage
Avenue, Cottage Avenue, and St. John Avenue.
The property on the above list will be sold at reasonable
prices and on easy terms.
We also have some outside property for sale at very reason-
able prices.
lidUSESMANDWLOTS
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m in in “manual mi.
South Norwalk
earnest Solicitation we placed
an order for three times as
many Plush goods as we ever
bought before at one time. We
now realize the quantity to be
large and can only hop: to sell
the surplus Stock by oflering
the goods for the next thirty
days, or until the season opens,
ORE.
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ditionto selling our Sacqucs
and Jackets at cost we pro-
pose making terms easy to
those'who have not the ready
cash for the entire purchase.
Ladies by making a small do.
posit at time of purchase the
garment will be carefully laid
aside. a receipt given for
money, and the balance can be
paid before or on November 1.
This is an opportunity every
intending buyer should appre-
ciate, as it gives you a chance
to 'zirefully select your Socque
or Jacket from the finest
goods made, and prevent the
confusion that always occurs}
later in the season when so
many have to take what gun
mcnt they can get. And lur-
thcrmorc we guarantee by
ofl'cring our production at cost
that you me saving at least
from 85 to $20 on your gar-
mcnt if you purchase before
November lst, from us.
The Sacqucs and Jacketsare
now on exhibition and are the
finest ever shown in the city;
the lowest prices; are finished
equal to the best. All are
made of the “New London
Dye Soul Plush" which IS al-
most on exact counterpart of
real seal, few can detect the
at what they cost us. In ad
ST
color, and we control the
color Norwalk. All are made
under our own supervision, so
that we have left. nothing un-
done, but on, the contrary have
had every garment out, lined,
filled and finished equal to any
custommade goods in America.
Our prices are as follows. ,
The left hand side prices are
this years; right bond prices
last years.
Sacques.
$18.49 this yr. last yr. $25.00
19.95 " “ 27.50
24.50 “ “ ,_ 30.00
27.50 -" “ 32.50
35.00 " “ 49.50
40.00 “ " 55.00
50.00 “. “ 65.00
Jackets. ‘
$1035 this yr. ' last yr, $17.50
13.50 “ “ 21.50
16.95 .. “ 25.00
“ _ 20.50
20.05 “
BflS'l' N S'l‘lllfi,
difference so perfect is the
NORWALK.
Pure filler Vinegar
2', auto a gallon.
MIXED SPICESI
Twenty kinda of apiece mixed for pickling
GREEK GINGER moor.
Nice Juicy Lemons
lb cents a dozen.
EOCK SALT. II AT SALT.
All Kinds of Whole Spices.
is Inch Slur for lie lluu
.- any all around homtdnla can give.
Ready for Pickling and
Preserving Time Here.
Alum Alum flats
One Molnar Old Barley 0m areworthl
Mrbcl. and it uh: mi
use a be; You may think you have been feed
mg good note.
can chafl in CDIIWIMIII.
Dibble’s Block Main St.
mama;
Magi-Daily”!
A SPECIALTY.
M
Year's Prices.
nmmmmnmn
l2 lulu Cheat. .
Heath Non-walk.
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See our: and you anythluk yoarl
01008. funnels.
Bmmhu
FALL AND WINTER WEAR
Rubber Goods
lhey Shall be Sold at Last
0. . HARVEY,
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taunt not: every wail! ulna I!
mum..." um... .u‘g
awhhhlfhuldm wit th- reach of
«my I". fly I In too allure- too
1am .
Insurenoe Building,
Io. UM.
CllMSllllll Bills
Have placed in stock their full line of
Men’slouth’siloy’s
CLOTHING
For Fall and Winter
Ilmnlc Building
In
Norwalk Chronicler