#5 li
“Elli
r
l
W not leave the tree, but-oar:
the branch” extracting the
" ata. In that a math the
Mn tailor oil; a) who. fact,thatthe
Witt-thiamine” forced out. Then the
their
”my large nnmbara and provided
much. Thewa’mhavlngioatitawinga
crawbahmgtheilmbaofihetraeto
and falls to the ground. Inci-
tfalhintoa trap prepared bythe
“'3'
the min having concave aides. I
, Wdabndnlof wormabeingtahen
. Manet "It. trenches. When thecrop
dmbbmharvutedtheindiamhuikl
hummathe bardearth. When
the bed haa become hot, not hot enough to
Mthe’wormaarerprwl upon it and
dried. ’I'beyarethulplacedinthesncksand
mill to the Pinto camps. A friend of mine
vmtoldmethutholndotwscawnestimated
“WWW thcaenorms were gathered
V‘Howdothe Indiamnsethe worms!"
Hump; . The Piano mm never to tire
innit They have it almost every day. A
be! i allowed two worms and a aquaw one
lib eaclf dish of soup. Sometimes a gallant
”in given a pretty or popular squaw one
it ”a portion. The worms are not eaten
vlnflltheaoup has been consumed. they being
m u a final tidbit. I have tasted the
wane and found them very palatable. They
1'0!ch and oily Iihethenut upon which they
teed.”—-Now York Tribune.
Claim and Indlan Tens.
of thegreat advantages which Chinese
midtoposessoverthoeeof India in
”tea- wholesomenoaa ,On thiambject
mymmumnrow, in his lastre—
Mgivuatableofanalyaeaofthetw
“Wham" V- w,
' ‘ per cent.andin
r twenty minutes' infm
H grains of each there is pres-
~ '5) the respective liquors 296 grains
India and MB grains tannin in the
IufianandflSgrains thenic and 3.86gmins
within the Chinese tea. "Thetensin
‘ Quentin,” comindau lir. Allen, “were both
'thclastaaa, and thennalyaas given above
g Wytmdtoshowtbatthcreisanexce-
oftannin, Vltballlts astringent anddelete-
”qualities, in the Indian tea.”——London
. llaw'l'heyCatehl’bhlnGeorgla.
'I'heotberdayitwaaour plensurotogoa—
”bigwiuuparty on Mapahanur Gro
« yhund aeehowfish are caught the‘mew
lwly! Prom four toaix mengointothe
was with a log infront of them,and a
Mwithoneedgeontho lognndtheother
“phddnpbythemenaothatthelishcan’t 3'”
Wavegbutfailon theahcet. Thelogia
Waking tothe land,andwhen near it
the”! begin to tryto make their escape
backtotbedeepwahur by jumping. If they
fallto maheagood leap theylodge on the
thaebybecoming victimsof their own
“rm It ia umnaing toaeehow they
jump. Itisauppcaed thatabout impound:
.werecaught—Abbeville'l‘imes.
_ abowthefollowingreaulta:
ti.“ “helmet bnflawhcnthe
« hallowed tocool muchhelowthenor-
d thewfibefore beingpntinthe
t;
n 3
iii
chill giv- the Wilde quite a
uvareculd.
Thwalabatanewaytomahtheaaeentto
aplaeeflhthhand tint u wputyouraell
onthemddlaof amountaiomuie. Thoani-
malhaunfmtdandifheitglmtluliuea ‘ . .d 3-, ,3 O , 00c M (l ‘ ‘
9...th of him “filamentar- a” “gamma? 150 I will“ u t lit «In n m ‘uz'repu or I It i um noticed
0' Ill“. theantmal 8°"! 0'" PM“ lb“ “ Our "pill" 20c Ladlee' nird Ulnldrrn’u. our rrgnlur 85c. Hl'h Mliamrc (llovea
man ”"7“" Knee fur llle. “ducted in ma. .
At t putty 1:11 “3:13;? mirage: $fi£flflrrfigf much am calm-yd Out Our ro-guiz.r1.00 Silk ”luv... n-duced
tlnldaeeianotinavcygood
dated cultivation. The thichwnodedfor-
aata of the mountaina produce the line-t
timber in the world,but thayare aolnao
““5“” mm ““1"” mm "at ribbed n 501:. Our u .ular 4:5: Iridim' 1.x... .il-md
thelandcaubolxmghtfor ””m 1"" Our rr. '2'... 35-: llmtu‘ .«mpui ll'i" Virtn recuc-d’tvlfic.
bedng,howover, iaouo of the principal vo— nu", f... -_',, . Our n 'ular 50.; bulb-t Li- ‘5- .lurwy
cathauof thapoople. Borne miningiadouo,
coal being found in condderable abundance
lnaomepiacaa lwmtdowntoamicamine
yesterday before I came up herd-ad had
quitea treat in the way of getting acme in~
formation that 1 was her-More ignorant of.
A beautiful drive—uncommonly good and
even for tho mountainrof about raven Inllca
fronVJohrmm City landed us at a apot where
a mango kind of people lived. 0f coum
they worn Americana, but thereiaaomethiug ""1 MI“. - 350.
strikingly peculiarnbont thesemouutaineera, Our It". ' 1:10". “‘1 Mr ‘- -t".lu'v :1 t», SURAH SAEHEB.
thatou first acquaintance with themyoum 48c. _ -
ledtobelievetheyareaforeignpeople'nmn Guru, n. :03: S: I: Mui- .-.l.md w ill yap - u. lmplv. .m (l'tԤ*'l|-, 54m-
iealittle colony of them, and there they live 506. . “”3"" panic... will inn-.4. l. ”15 blue,
laulatedalmost from thoworld, '1‘me Our rrpvxnuSfic Silk Dirk. r-wm‘ultn "~':".nal~, blacks, out. rte" Inf "my
littlecommcrcial intercourse with outsiders. 556 l . 0“. n. n twin-r gull-o lit! 3 '25 in all
'I'hoyraire their own vegetablea and meat, Our 0 L'li'li 07).: 5.0: M-i‘m u-luv‘vl ti “luv n'u -. ._,, ..'muw¢l Hl‘mlltl,
and when they have mined enough mica they 85c. _ ll ~m'.-o tn 1 hi “int-h m- rnr-y u Luge
ship it away in, little low wagons, drawn Our Ht‘. -" 3-": vii Kill: ' . 4'”. r (in. , 15‘s. alum . w ' ‘ ’ 'n-l-m (Inlet-r", unis,
by thoaforesaid mountain mules. and inox- Ed W25" HI: *II n ‘-- . .. -. J ". 'I.
change for it they get clothing and other nee
easariea that their soil will not produce.
The machinery of their mine ahovva nothing
of the- improvement one would expect to find
in the and regions of Pennsylvania You
an lowered into the mine by a rickety ma-
chine, v. bin-h consists of a rough platform, to
which is itilnl'lit'tl a rope which is wound up
fiégidirihbyrzpimngillg‘lméglllzgI A new vm- of P-‘llPI-‘F‘. ,H... ju—t If I (bit r-gnlur 16') .\l l‘ur Hubbard
was ‘owen‘d sixty INK IRIOW the ”face So oelvcd. :2. ? It"! 112'; lllmu ll. v'i.» 51:9"! o‘f‘pir-‘I lm ll'nli
“051”,“,de the arrangement and down by. “I” 0‘7: ‘- it: mm 53ml." -.<I..;l') "' ll. (Mr I- ,-u'-\r l75 M NH r llublrzl‘d
we went. Instead of getting warmer. the dulerrl l‘ ““4"“? M Slain. ‘r “"l "" WWI)?" “"150-
dcepcr we went, as it usually doe in mines. '0' 3"“ Our 1 gold: 2,00 3-1 tip r llubllhld
the atmosphere seemed to got more chilly
and colder as we descended. But now we
were at the bottom.
Mica is formed only with great age. the
geologists tell us. and it is only obtained by
blasting. So after walking many devious
and dark little ways, almost frozen to death,
we came to the place where the stuff is got-
ten. One big six footer, who seemed to be
all the‘fist, ordered the blasting pow—
‘. or to be brought. There is no dampness in
these mines, and muontly there is no
arising of noxious gas, mob as often explodes
in the coal mines of Pennsylvania and in
England; so the miners wore ordinary oil
lumps on their hate, the regular lamp med in
mines being unnecessary. You have nodaubt
seen the manholes in railway tunnels. “’ell,
they have such arrangements in the mica
mine and have doors to them.
After the powder is placed in various posi»
tions the fuse is ignited and every man bur-
riee to a manhole. Suddenly the explosion
takes place, and immediately upon hearing
the report I started to go out, but one of the
men warned me of my folly, telling me I
would be smothered. So after a few min-
utes’ wait no all went out, and there we
found a couple of cart loads of mica, and
general debris and dirt. One blast like that
yields about what would fill a bushel mean-
ure, after the waste was takcn away. Not
moretbantvvo blasts can be made in these
mine in a day, on account of the make and
arising from the burning of the powder.
So I began to figure to myself and I saw why
itwasruchapwrbusinem. Thaeisnovery
gmt demand for it, but I am told it is the
only place in this country that it is to be ob—
tained in such purity.——Ilartford Post.
The Hottest Spot on Earth.
One of the hottest regions of the earth is
along the Persian Gulf, where littlcor nornin
fall: At Buhrin the arid share has no fresh
water, yet a comparatively numerous popu-
lation contrive: to live there, thank: to copi-
trzpringghieh burst forth from the bot-
tomoltheaea Theircshwaterisgot by
diving. The diver, sitting in his boat, winds
agreat goatskinbagroundhialeft arm, the
hand graaping ita month; then he takea in
hisrizht handahenvy atone,towhich lant-
tacbeda strong line, and thus equipped he
plunge-in and quickly reacheethebottom.
Instantly opening the bag over the strong
jetof frah water,hcapringsupthe ascend—
ingcm'rent, nttheaametimecloaingthebag,
and is helped aboard. The flame is than
hauled up, and the diver, after takingbreath,
pinngea in again.’ The men of theaeboco
aubanarine is t to in
hepacnhfllaWOnnan,Waomeflveoraix
hundred mile- distant—New York Tohgram.
Airwoman-1e.
nenboyatoodintrmtof tbcmangaaing at
bimveryilndly.
“Wyn-looking at?" growled the man.
nhedmllyrealiaedthelad’aprunee.
‘ “Dm’tyonhmwwhatnilaitf'
“In”
“It’s cyaipalaa Have had it for tea
I
year.
Whackthaer'
{that—Wham
il’
“bile. Win.
our Daily Schedule of Prices and deductions.
Tho law-wt «lock of Gt-ntu'. lm‘llra'
linen an” Ulllldrrfl'u flour 1» be found
Our r- ular 45o black and coloml
Llaio Tim vi Unm- fo. Me.
Out In sir 00d iluwe tr Imb- Tili-Ill
black am: noon. druhu and . mm, plain in
Our 10; Lil lllll‘. “with? plum l'lillJH‘
Lisle 'I’hv‘ .1 Hall llama to. Inc.
Our unlnr 35c Silk Miter. Illa-(ll!
tam and
Our wwlnr 406 Silk Man-i in :am»
lbndca fr» 30¢.
Our H. "or 430 Silk Mn. 1;; Much
Our sewn ‘ $l 25c. unterpi: c» ll»: Bill
.a St
TUESDAY, JULY 9th.
wide, regularly sold lor 1.00, reduced to l alum-t1 to 1.50
..
duced to 85c.
duced to We
dnoed to l 25.
(lucid to 1.35. .
reduced tr)1.35.
reduced toiljfi.
reduced to 3.25.
ed to 3 50.
ed to 3.75. elc., etc.
Ladiea’ Summer Skirts.
A man stood on the poalodlceatopa the
etha- day lookingacrou the :treet,and a
75c. reinforced back and front, reduce
tome.
luforord back and from, made of Want
outta muslin, patmt facing, reduced to
"What"
“To lrla It that‘s the kinda! Hpelav
theyhavatha'eyoa’dhetta-huntauneoflnr
Bllllillli Fill Elli Bil.
HERE’S WHAT WE’LL SELL ON
SATURDAY, JULY 6th.
Our regular 50c Salk illmm in black,
um. drain and «our». n-cluccd a. ll. -.
to 36c.
Our mmlar 15c Lidlm’ Jersey tinned
V: eta redo, I'd In llu.
(,ll' Il‘tulltl' 28': Ii ill" [1' I'll: it'll VI.“
minced 1 i 23c,
Vt‘i'fi, Inw n-ck. n ’00 CI in 40.,
Our It'liuifl' 65c Iumn.’ In a Jan-y
Vrnld, In. 1‘. met, .nun weaver, and high
cell. lung elven-r, sodium-11 to 50¢,
1.500 )mlld of oil ml: It'll "on, any
WI"|h mm m all s-hndw. rwluc si .50 per
cent. from trgular p130”. Nm- it your
uplwfluthlj I'tl’ rho-y ran-Amt llmi long of
”Ir prior.
MIT'I‘S.
m, for 25".
a a
MONDAY, JULY 8th..
mepq-r tor 1.7-5.
" 1 5:1 " 1 25
u .. 1 m u -- 1.85)
.. .. 173 4- l5” 1" ll ‘, ‘ ’ . '
.. .. .3 2., .. .. 240,, ..: ('3 Iron: ll limitll'l Blouses
.. -- 2 50 ._ ~- 2 2.3
' “ 2 85 " “ 2 65 In oil mz: - and Hum Our n uni-n 2 ‘35
u .t 3 25 t :: El Ill-W \vu": lnl' 2 ”0 ' y
.. “ 3 50 .. . J "J Oar w. Iifur 3 2?; \Vwm rur 2,15,
Tea ll "wus and \l rappers. _ 0." fl m“, y" . .. Wm ,.,,,.;,,w,_
Our rrg ».”.r 2.15 Tx a: Go' . lm 1255. Winner uxl 15 d 11' n m :tv'is, ~ am. It to
Our l’f’p'tiu‘fl 2.25 Two. (in:- .. for 2 00 20:.
090 A- v
Cambii-znnd Swiss anncmga 45 in 1 Our rr-«JII -r 1.75 Sm..- I’lntzzmmue re-
, item's Fu—nt‘h Flannel Slims in nar-
Our rev trial 1 25 Swiss Financing: re. row and writ.- suipce. r- gnlarzy mild [or
'75.: reduced to 500
Our regular 1.00 I‘Iannvl Shin in ploida
l and alnpcn reduced to 75:.
Our regular 1 50 Swiss Flouncmgs re- l Our regular 1.258hirtu rod-med to 11-0.
Our rwnlnr 1.50 Shirts, fine quahty
Our rvgidnr 1 35 Swim l‘iouncmgu "~-
Our regular 1.05 Swiss Ficulicinga re .
()ut I'rg-llar 2.75 Shirts lrducc-l to 1.75
-—~~—-~¢oo - ~~
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10th.
Our regular 1.50 Gloria Sun Umbrella Muslin underwear.
0m rrgnlar 50 Skin, tucked, mincrd
to 250.
Our rem-bar 75c Skirt. inch-«I, tulllea,
reducnl u- 50.
Our regular 1.00 Skirt. Hamburg ml-
fl“, It'dmml to 756.
Our regular 1.30 Shirl n‘ducrsl In 1 12.
Our rrgnlar 1.40 Shirl retina-d in 1.25.
Our rrgnlnr 3.5-: Cambric and Manila
Cornet Covers reduced to 25c.
Our ngulnr 45c Cambric Calm Gowns
reduced to She.
Our regular 75: Cornet Covers reduced
to 503?.
Our regular 3 25 Gloria Sun Umbrella
Our regular 3.75 Silk Sun Umbrella»
Our regular 400 Silk Umbrellas reduc-
Our reeular415 Sill: Umbrellas reduc-
Our regular 500 Skill. reduced to 851:.
Our regular 1.00 Skirt rednovd to 75¢.
Our rrgular 1.25 Shirt reduced tn 1.00.
-——— -._...
THURSDAY, JULY 11th. "
Gent’s Collars and Cam.
Our regular uni-nodded Shirt told f0;
13c. per pair.
Our mgular 1.00 unlaundried Shirl, rev
,yatd, acid early in the aroma luv 20c.
#
We make thin gloat reduction ea above mentioneduo mince atock pvrviona to July
lavatory. Anybody in and of Dry Gouda wouldnowrll to call upon
or, aaweare making an average relate of at lraat 25 per cam.
W. H. mm & co.
DOLE AGENTS
FOR THE
Tilt and ”1000 Iron Work.
AN D 'f‘ l N \‘V.XR. 15.
Steam ant» llot Air lieutlng.
red "cell in 1.25. l
Regular price collate 11c each; cuffs
A general reduction on all lane in
Fri-bub Gingham: "duo-4| to 15¢ per
Bargains This Week.
MAT—-
scoru-zLDe. Ho T.
Our Store Closes 1:16.00 p. m., four Nights of the Week. Remaining Open Until 8.00 o’clock Monday Nights
and Until 10.00 o'clock Saturday Nights, and Evenings Preceding Holidays.
FOR
_ar—_
'lllllill WIS «lllllllll.
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
BTOV ~18, RANGES,
trimmer given for
II ~IC BALI- BIDCK
E Sllll llllBllEllll
At Gost and Below.
Plflllllli I
A in Styles Len [Iver From Last Year I
HALF PRICE 2
“A. DICKBBBAN & SON,
85 Washington St. - -
NEW STYLES
~—~— AT”
Wholesale Prices !
So. Norwalk, 0t.
W." B HA‘thit—CO.
Largest Dry Goods Dealers
Bridgeport, Bridgeport,
Ara I aocntod
lithe Main 31., Corner of [1711111011.
1“»- eyul of Mimi err-ry nrn'cl at - “Hikll profit. but of a thoroughly re-
liable quality : a mug; principle oi tms li> vn.
Mn. W. .. Jntvm on Main St. ha.» "-310 .1... ~;‘ metv .lf our Bargains, and any
orlcrz rntrnsr - to by: will be filled at eamr- pric» no at mun store. Commencing
June l~t. wc hall place on sale an entire clock of a 80"“?! Importer that we have
ju-t porcbaar-I at 45013. on the dollar.
~P1ease (lbservc a Few I’rices.——
Chmey Ii wtiwr; bout nrmnre Silks 09.
”inch I) ‘PK (in) 6min Silks 79.
60 pieces - r' Dxl‘lnr Gm Grain 59.
30'.) pieCe. I’iaid Samba at 48
255 vxtra quality Sllr'iha at 50.
200 piece» plttltt biohairu at 25. 374} and 50.
200 piece.» new (Ir-alum at one.
50 38-inch .oli wool Dru-u» Hoods 25.
Milli-inc: Mutllrd at 19cm.
One case L8 DIrW at 1‘2; .
——-—Lmen Department——
100 piece» Scotch Diaper, all linen, 75.
‘21 pieces -vo yards wide Table Damask, 35.
100 large Quilts at $1.
5 bait-a good Crash at 3cm ‘
Jackets and W rags:—
200 beet 815 tailor made Jackets $7.50.
150 real no quality at $5.
Iiandeomn Beaded Wraps .6.
All Inna Traveling Garments; were $8, $10 and $13,
200 plain Cashmere Shawls at 70cm.
We have .many bargains in Iloeiery, Swiss Flouncings,
Drea- Trimming“
W.B.HALL&CO
Cor. Main and (humor: Streets. Bridgeport.
FRUIT PUDDJNE!
Amatdclichnanamcrtthatmhe rcdinlveninntea:kaae;Vani C‘ " and!
damn. Thnrcwholnvcuaedlte yolit. \
For the Lenten Sea-on we have first-class, No. l
Mackerel at “to 1b. Mackerel in lo and, 20 lb.
kitta, Salt Fish and Bloater Herring, to.
reduced “133 and $5.
Chantilla Laces and
3 llli Randell ileum lllllfll for $1.00, or 35:: ll.
4 Ibo. Good, Dairy Batter tor $1, or 28c lb.
“canned
“WWII“ latraChoiccl‘ra-uehihclh.
200 per (102.
l‘lnha'
Freslehngmsr
Mlmbnditcthmmu. ugwmmnmien. 8
tlho‘olecfaycnpfarnc
m .OIIIOI'I.‘ YOUR ORDER.-
[I'Banmnflthamncwnmmnedmuheyhatthemah
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
88 Vaultington 8t" . .
'I‘HE
FURNACE
”USED!!!
nonwaut.
so. reflux.
Musing [Int Millinery ,
_ AT...
A lllllli'l‘filllllllll
I will sell a regular $3.50 trimmed hat for $2.00.
Unlrimmed Black Hals formerly 850 for 500.
* White and Black Ladies’ Sailor Hats for 25c; *«
FLOWERS
Will be sold at HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE
RIBB NS REDUCED 25 [Ill ill.
.llso Great Reduction in all Fancy Goods.
If People will call and examine they will find
what I any correct. 4
riEL Kr1eger,
Mahackcmo llotcl Block, Main St,
South N orwalk. Conn.
The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 32c if doz.
3 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet Ito-y Butter for $1,0r 30c 1b
.ailaearthehtwocaaeforfic. clam Chowder in cane. Pickled Inhaler and
PA‘RLOR SUITS.
atwopondaofan otherhiadgllc Trylt.
y Sapient.
So. Nor-walk.
DAVID STOW,-
FURNITURE"
SPECIAL mnucunun'rs IN _
Mohair HuihSuih, with mvggm
$40.00*.”
Also Great Bargains in Lounges. .
DAVID STOW,
87. an and DI lain Street, South Norwallt. ll, Slain.
Palace Queen
um ionwam.
g mumawrwmmh
J “ii mun i n
o
GROCERIES AND MEATS
---AT 1113 DID ”All! 0,——
T. BURR Gm &780N.
spmnowoon. .
All. ORDERS FILLED PINDMI’TLY.
mmmnmmmmmaunmmnamm .
‘am am am:-
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