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fiMaathllta-‘tham
Mal m trans
”mm1HMfl—Mt (lot. Julia
may, mprlatandant
file mud grounds, tia- nih-
mttotha ehlat of an
flan-live man-lea bu have
finite” ofaa addiwgaaaprivati
Elm-MSW MW.
' WMltmi‘htba built on
“www.miodtathamta,
Hamming-,whlla uti the other
flflflmuouu. biwarda the tran-
My.” gall-yaiight ha built,oponv
mudfiumand than“ into a
man-annuity and winter ‘anlna,
”W in home of the chin! executive.
“fine, motor. Washingtonian-
l mmbhave wooded it.
fink-alum Iabia'a Hana.
Momma, July r1.— lax—ileum:
5 ti. Mata 1m lelt tor Ill. home at
Multan. with hit two adopted
“(In the two little Chamber» girli,
“have haunt-choc! hare They will re-
“ at Senator Sabln‘ 11 home until the fall,
win he will again place them in some oust:-
II'II Ichool.
Senator Bahia hull arranged [or tho re-
moval of Illa i-labin from the aiylum at
Flushing L 1., where Ibo lit now uniilned
at» Will he taken to the mountains of north-
arii Maine, where she will remain with acme
family friends {or mm limo
lllver and Harbor Itepmtu.
Wannmwroa, July l’l.—Capt. Canny. in
charge of river and harbor improvements in
Blew Jersey and southern New York, has
made his report to the chic! of engineers,
lie uiaka the following estimate-I: 2%!"ch
held bay, 08,310 to complete; Canal-isle bay,
$45M!) to complete and $10.01!) [or fiscal
attending Juno 30.1“”; Sumpawanusin-
$16,115 to complete and $10,001) for your;
channel helm-en Siatcn inland anti New
Jt-ri-py, “WWW to l‘nlllpli‘lr “1.113.300“ for
your: Al‘lhul K ii, New York and N~w Jur-
iivy, 816510 for year and to "Hllllht‘lt‘; Pascale
river above Newark. i3 100; l'a.~.sziic river
below Newark, “H.375 to complete and
31111,!!!) for year; Elizabeth river, $16,160
In year and to mplete: Rahway river,
a' a,“ {a' year and to complete; Raritan
rlvw, “00,1!” for year and $1,572,412 to
mmplato; South river, 330,030 for year and
flamtocotnplete: Keyport harbor, $10;
“for year and to complete; shrewsbury
river, 840.062 for year and to complete.
New York (Jity'a l’utlirc Growth.
Col. G. L Gillespie, of the army engineer
corps, has made his annual report on the
work done during the fiscal year just ended
on river: and harbors in New York state.
Col Gillespie any» that New York city can
[5" in only one direction, and that is into
Walthester county on the north, since on
all other sides it is surrounded by water, and
thednvelopmont of the water fronts along the
Eudmn and the East rivers must, therefore,
'* be certain and rapid. He predicts that
within the next filly years every foot of
more line on both sides of the East river
within fiftceumiles of Harlem and Hell Gate
will be occupied with wharvas tilled with
shipping, engaged not only in the coasting
and transatlantic trade, but in the commerce
of the world. Col. Gillespie urgently re-
commended the removal of the many rocks
and other obstructions to navigation in the
Eaat river. The following estimates for im-
provements are made:
mtmaua for Improvements.
Hudson river. $200,000 for fiscal year end-
ing June 30, 1891, and £295,000 to complete
there-jam; Hangertie’a harbor, 83),“)0 for
the year and to complete; Readout harbor,
fill!) for the year and to complete; Harlem
rim, $1,010,011) for the year and $2,230-
tlll) to complete; removing obstructions in
East river and Hell Gate, “atom for
the yearand 81,238,310 tocomplete; Newtown
creek, 3100,1100 for the year and 81484110 to
complete; Gowauus bay, $100,000 for the
ytnrand $540,000 to complete; New York
harbor, 81011,“ for the year and to com-
plete; Raritau bay, N. J., $100,000 for the
year and $175,375 to complete.
The mum Returns
Wammn, July l7.—-The president has
arrived in Washington from Deer Park.
Private Secretary Ballard lays that the
yacaidantlnanodcilnitoplanacmccrainghh
futuremovaincnta He is todocideatonca
howthareat of the summer-will beapent.
Whathercabinctmaetinga aretoheheldin
thiscityoratDecharklsa questionyotto
be What it is probable that the
puduitwfllspend thegrcatarpartofthe
matthehthrphmandhemayhave
fiatutdhkoflciallamily withhim.
lard-ring totheBlainoreaignatlon,the
[add-it laid that theattempttocreatea
amaatliniwas Wya tailure,becauaa
than war not the alightut foundationfor
that—port.
labs-”Barrin- Again.
w. _.
Wmflnlv 17. --For lack of any
mill inflating matter to work up a Wash-
lajtunpprdiplnmthopnsidentialpod-
truth-term thudlpllking the form of
int-rout with Secretary Rusk,ofthedr
paruntntotagrlcnltura. Tbeaemtarydoca
not mm to declare that Gen. Harrison
aphfliamndflnhofthelhpuldi—
madmtb‘wfihamhcted.
zmbmumm
Ina-u __
WW!“ Not Apply.
“Sharla
mladiuhiammlndnolingw-
h l.- uf mplfliad fact: what the
I'm, July ll—Attornay (lateral
calm with Secretary
”uhdeaa-aiathachamkaa
man'a wife or daughternhta woman's only
mnorhartwoor three little children have
ham-tuned to death; how lie-audible“
hhllttlaglrlorhoytogot trultorhieothar
chlhlrcnforanxmthtocemaorhowa
”mum‘s wife hung her-elf to Maway
truutbali‘lituther fatal-blag habitat
heardoiir catch-pvt my to a man whoa-
wtfa waalll; 'Your wile hurt the map
minahadl Bhotook her lifa mt bravely
«naturalistic-valiant“ from meinguur
children dla alowly baton her eyea' The
other man. determined thatthutarltag char-
acterol lib family iihould be appraciatul, rr
plied: 'llut my boy ran away from home“)
joinathaatricaltriaipe.aiid myonlydauah—
“drowned barrel! tut wintc, an that ha
motlnraud liniaht trauma toaat it aha
were gone! "—th China Newa.
The Waya of Chluman.
When a Chinamiui iimtii another he ahakea
and mum his own hands and cavern liia
head. it great frli-udn had not aecn each
other for a long time they would rub about-
derl until they got tired. Instead of aakiux
nah other‘s health 11on would my: “How is
your atotnaclif" or “Have you eaten your
rice!" "How old are you!" “How much did
you pay for you sandals?"
Mon wear long yu-ttiimtii and carry lam,
whilqtlic women wwraliurt jacketaand carry
cum Boats are drawn by horses, carriage-
move by nails. llltl own play ball and fly
kilns, While i'liildrun told their arm and look
on. Old women, Instead oi the young, are
tlic Idols of mainly. lovemaking is only done
three days before marriage. It is not only
consul-ml thumb-st way to get ahead of a
rival, but the siireat way to get a wife with-
out biting much time.
A previous acquaintance between the male
and impale prm'ents them from marriage.
For 11.1.» run. -u :i man N’l'litlll “ml 1 a girl of
his tuwn ll iit'u‘iunmnii «le‘all‘oallie 11mm
1 of on i-uvmy in- gin-s and hang: him~eli upon
that oncmy's door, It is considered a sure
way to kill not only that particular enemy,
but members of his entire family will be in
jeopardy of losing their liven—8t. Loni
(Hobo-Dcuim'rat.
An (‘nta aa Yankcca.
About a year ago the most disagreeable
task in the life of a Sandy Hook pilot was to
board an incoming Norwegian. ltnlian or
l’unuguew ship 'i'Iicti lilo lm‘nnmu misery,
for not only was the unlucky pilot compelled
todineon the vilert hard tack and macaroni
three times daily, but he was also guyed by
all his shipmntca. Since then timea have
changed; foreign vessels are now the moat
delightful craft when compared with the
fifty—two English and German steamship
which carry pctroleum in bulk to European
ports. They probably are accorded more
forcible condemnation than all the other:
combined. Previous to sailing from abroad
these vessels, by means of steam, are pumped
full of salt water, which makes a free and
serviceable ballast. When within 200 or 300
miles of New Yorli,il the Weather is pro
pitious, the skippers, who rival the keemlst
Yankees in shrewdtieas, set their pumps work-
ing and in short order rid their ahipa of their
worthleus and easily obtainable ballast.
When the chipper pilot comes aboard with
expectations of catching a twenty-two footer
he is chagriucd to find that the pumping out
process has lessened the drought of the vcmel
and his fees 50 per cent. or morn—New York
Evening Sun.
It. Won't be Long.
Nothing lasts, and yet nothing is lost.
Have you ever studied the faces in a gallery
of family portraits! If you have, you have
probably noted the persistence of a type
through successive generations. Sometimes
it iavery faintly apparent; but in the next
generationitisasdiitinctaaever. Thatypc
endures; the individualpcrlahcs. Howgrim-
1y Death, that supreme master of irony,
peers through the windows at the happy
fireside group. He knows that hebaaouly
towait. Justaamtelyaatheflrclhallbnrh
low and smolder there on that hearthrtono
shallthe family circlelia broken and cat
link by link. That boy with the curl,
willbo burledinaaailor'a grave; that
about of battle on his lips. The girl will
wear another name in another house, and
theoldfolkswillaiakatlutbencaththabur-
the shadows will dancoou the wall; it won't
be long—New Orleans Picayunc.
MStoryofaCat.
A favorite cat in Imatoa recently ci-
teredaroomwheresbaliad threelittlokit—
andcrledpltcmnlytothe inirtra- who fed
her. 'l'helattartook the kitten in halap.
Then the cat went languidly to her hat.
scared another kitten amltook it to harmle-
fearfnllyiajured. It t
thatihahadriinfoulofamowar in aileld,
”the
nhanodlittleouutothecaruothermirtr.
~lawiatnuJournal.
nomtolc‘rapb
The What-tuna telegraph is a
whichhulougbaenuaedwith ahlgli
B"
innocent, prattling babe will die with the
den of their years. While the firefight leapa
tcnaandtakinxonahihar mouth advanced
true. Bhorapaatedtheactwiththaramata—
lugkittan,andthenrolledovaranddicd. It
waathendiicovu'edthattheanimalhadbam
i
whohadnaarlyeuthcrintwowithhla
Thacathadccnnmendedlieror»
uaaofmcca-in Great Britain,audhaain
,wwa-ailbythoaiaetaita
W lawman“!
Mount-lethal”
tin-art.
mmmlmwa‘nthulh
until-amnion,“
at ita man Manna-attain We
ahould llketohav-thaleaand thahadbiiy
luv-timid.
“‘l'helaw intiiittakattawuriafmidar
llhnnb’uflaofthapmwhoahhmu
camebaturahluaaacharpotdnmkeuaaa
“lilialldadtliaprinuargullty,ampeadaan-
lance.“ taltablnihanaand ‘1'.th
licklaghewtllrawi-nhttorfartyyaara'
The Wacky atpvuaat
iitlie.‘ thiallapuhlic. ltwtllipaudthb
Mtohrin‘itmnigrantafromtht
alnuwflhipafromhigland
Bollandaad makingth-tnanrin
A mtiilornioreot powdered tail-ax
thrown nto the bath tub while bathing will
communicate a velvety was. to tha m,
and-t the-matte» invignrataandreat tht
hatbar. Parnell troubled with nervoumaa
or wahaful ht: will and thh kind of a bath
at N
Am“ Ilium-adult and
wmmfiw leak» indilp‘h bot:
Mine. 01 course the vowel must be docked
todoit. Buteveiithen it iii a great help.
In a recent expriment a leak that had dolled
dctrctlon waa discovered by thalmoketiwt W
cloud and awake {mad into the hold 1i
blowcr.~-Bngtnecring and Building Raoul.
Within the Antanic circle there has never
been touml a flowering plant. In the Arctic
region there are 711.?! kind- of flowers. Fifty
of three are confirm] to the Arctic region.
They are really polar flowers. The colors 01
ihcem polar fluwm are not an bright and va-
ried as our own. most of them being white
and yellow, as it borrowing those hardy but:
from their snowy burgh and golden stars.
A llrfx‘t'<l, called the Cooper proccs, oi
lining iron pitta! with slain, ‘II repurtod,
which is raid to have stood the revere mt. of
having water passed through them at the
boiling [mint and immediately followed by
water at n trmpcrature of (El degrees, and
inhali' an hour. To one it the hatcheax
without in any way cracking or damaging ,
I It. .113
' 3
iii» plum if the im‘cnlinn should prove
“11:111.. 1nd: changcaof tcnIpcritliircln or-
llllllr} .m‘wu willinut injury. it will he
found i-qu-riingly valuable.
leli-r the name of the “Lone Star," ii
secret society was formalin 1818 in Ala-
bama and other southern states, for the “ex-
tension of the institutions, power. influence
and commerce of the United Stats over the
whole of the Wi‘sll'l'll hemisphere, and the
islands of the Atlantic and Pacific." Cuba
was the first acquisition to he made by the
order. l‘rc»i1lvnt Taylor publisln‘d ash-03g
prswlammi-vn «ll-naiiric'in'; thr- ulijci‘t (If the
lllvii’lt‘rs, Aug 11, 1‘49, and 1h.- wiety‘i
plans were thus frustrated.
The Louvre in Paris is said to have been a
royal rmidcnm in the reign of Dagobcrt, 62th.
It was a prison in tho time of l’liilippo Au-
gustus in 1201; nttcrwanhi a library. and
about 136i (.‘barlcs Vl made it his palace.
The new buildings were begun by Francis 1,
1528, culnrgnd and adorned by succesive
kings, and were turned into a 1111!.me by
Napoleon l. The magnificent new buildings,
begun by Nam icon 1 and completed by Na-
’31:” 111, were tnnugurated Aug. 14, 18157.
library was diastmyed by tho (‘oininun-
'L~;ts in 1871.
Transportation in Caren.
It isdotilittul if, with the exception of the
king's carriage, the artillery at the palace.
and some lumbering ox cat-ta used for the
tramym'tation of heavy stones and timbers,
there are any wheeled vehicles in Corea,
saving. however. tho elegant dog cart 0! one
of the missionaries, so narrow and tortuous
are the streets of Seoul and atrocious tho
country road; Concerning the sedan chairs,
however, the natives haven curious saying
when they see a foreigner”: chair. If it be a
brand newoaeitisamimionarywhoiscom;
lag; if only respectable, it belongs to one of
thoforeigu lcgntiona lf old and shabby, it
must bethat of anAmerlcanminister.—Sewl
latter.
Elevated by Paablon.
Two of our belles, while promenading last
week, decorated themselves with a bunch of
the golden jonquil, that is now said to be the
fashionable flower. An old woman from the
country, with her daughter, looked on in
amalement: "Well, airs," unclaimed the
woman, “if that don't beat all. Them gala,
rich city gals,too,aln’t tooproud to wear
that count»: yaller flowers that just craps up
every year without uoplaatia‘. Sarah Jane,
nowyouwonld tumup your mat than
Montana.” Yesterday Sarah Jane
wasaecnonthetopotacartwi amainmoth
bunch of jonqulls pinned in her blue calico
dram. She attracted general attention. —-Ab
lanta American.
Ready Mada Clothing.
The general public haveavague knowledge
olthefact that rcadymadaclothiugiabettar
andcheaperintheUnitchtauIthanluany
countryintheworldJmt thcydo not know
what a tremendous lead we have in that line.
It is simply incomprehensible to the unini-
tiatedhowaverypremntablemit of cloths
canbeaoldatratail forathbill,and'a auit
fittowmronanyoccaa’mfurniahedata‘
mammmm The reason is that
Aniu'icanclothing manufacturers have not
mlykeptupwiththeprocedon in them
daful advancementiuAmcrica,but havalcd
first. Louis Globe-Democrat.
A PrintingPrc-for the Blind.
A Frenchmhoolmidrcqmlulubgllv.
ingatAngarnhuluvautada-uthodhy
which the blind caueaailycorreapond with
thoaewholea Tbhvmfioahthcima
markadimwuramantoa the Brailleryltun
pear-ace,
minrdldtiwthamuchof thea-
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Architect and Civil Engineer,
all“ M It
"can: lathfimmtlou of "$1111.37" aloud.
human
lelt‘; ultimatum.
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Norwalk. P.0 .Boam
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(Ix-nil! of the that anu out t'hmhfluar
bury. of
l’innoi’orte. 11mm and lualcal
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m ly hock Box at 1’ ii,. NtlltWALll. HORN
C nitration.
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Cram; (1: Wedding-I and Partlea. Ice Cura-
rim-nu My .1 1.. lforihc pick and well, illi- rule
1 , [til-I: and "' DD'II'mD-". tiller,
V ”‘51 t \‘“{‘-.’:C ‘1"?—
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Undertaker & Enibaliuer.
BLIL'I‘BIC NIGHT BILL IN Till OFFICE.
Re. 4 Knight 8t. Bushland, i Ill: 81.,
mo-Brn Nona-Ill, Carin.
J 0. CIOWB.
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l'airpcutcr and Builder.
i. 1.- lirmnlm. lint minimum anon
'unmrx at so kind» pmtnwly attended r.
at» Ann aired. nrur thin
P U x “3.80mi: Norwalk 01.
J K. IKATIIOND,
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Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day ormutract.
one foot of llavilaad St. on Wald. P1). Box 617,
SOUTH 1108'” SAVINGS BANK
51 Washington Street.
n Daiiytrouis totta.m.,audi'r01a 1 to").-
on Saturday evening trollI ii to a
“Krill“! Ilium on lirmelta
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(lbw Guide to Inventor! mailed fret.
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Georao ll. Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER. '
And Fumishin Undertaker. C
Call and see my knee not otall kindnot furniture.
30 Main Straat, llorwalh.
Al so piaparvdtoturniih «announcers-a tor
the interment of tilt-dead, day on t. Telugu“
wanchgoampith mideucc. No. I Bet Icy plane
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A. S B‘ERRIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
line Watch Repairing a Specialty.
u Waahlagtoa BL. south lav-all.
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLfllllS'l‘.
MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
Monuments and Realitiiii
Doaotbnya-ouiiiaaator name-eno-
fig“ directtom the-how iuuaia
awaken-amour
allcoiapletaand willnotbad llita
hallkluh ataaa
P. W. BATES.
V. A. SCOFIELD,
nae oraiuin n
The ltear of the Warwick Ileana,
BoathlIorwaldemartaeuttiathalalaot
Second-hand Furniture,
Lad Other llomrhell (loads.
Will take to aallou communion. Cab paid
forum tine, carpets, Chicken. It.
MON EY LOAN El)
0- Watches, Jewelry. to.
hub-aha!
mum
pin-pt auction.
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Suthliurwalh. will teach!
SWAN & 3178113211.,
what-atonement."-
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Buggies, Photons. Carriages,
Canopies, Spludlea, etc.
firm—~11
CANDIES
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BAKERY!
continuum. can! NYSJIda tall marin-
went at «annual candy.
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LAUIIIR'S 8m.
HATS! HATS!
The correct Styles
In all gradu 0t Btll and Soft llata. Spring Style
5 3111; Hats,
Boys llata. Polo Caps, Tennis
Gaps in all colors, Crush
llats, &c., at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular attention paid to
Fill-a, Cleaning and [routes
filth llata.
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SARATOGA SPRING WATERS,
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Wallace 8. Co’s finewmlecfioml
cuocom-a Iiiiisn lawn. quantum.
vacuum. war-com 1: . a
PLAISTED;S DRUG SToRi-z,
48 Wuahington smut.
TEE CRY Is STILL THEY GOES!
MORE NEW GOODS
NEW LOT 0'
Refrigerators and Ice Chests 1
WATER COOLBRS
We are selling below cart.
Now in your chance. Just arrived, new and handsome Itylta in Parlor and
Vase Luann. White lountain Ice Cream Freezers.
Window Sci-cons to Fit. Any Sized Window!
We arcadding all the that to our Kitchen Department.
Don't forget to call and see our new arrival in Oil Stoves. All atyha and prime.
The Universal Store,
\‘o lo Vol-III Wain Sirrct, So. Norwallt. Ct.
00132253171
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COAL AND WOO—IT
FROM THE NEW COAL YARD.
E. M. TOLLES 8: GO.
All the favorite varieties of hard and free-burning coals. Special prices given [or
winter supply. All coal thoroughly acreened, well prepared
and promptly delivered.
Dal, Pine, Claim! and Spruce Wind Sand and Split
BUNDLE!) WOOD A SPECIALTV.
Yard and Oflice, Water Street,
FOOT 0F HAVILAND STREET,
Opposite Pratt &. VVeed’s Shoe Manufactory.
TANGLEFOOT FLY PAPER,
Wholesleaudlletail at
HALE’S DRUG STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets.
NOTICE !
ON: MORE LOT
1,200 to I,500 Pairs 'of
Billl'll lllll lllllil
Tn Bl Sill Waylon Less 'l'lllll list,
AT THE STORE OF
'- p. H. HARVEY,
in Norm Main St...
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