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IW‘l-omfi-M All-not
pile“ set also hormone on
Wi m Mm no» mo WWW"
tomorrow-smut!“ my
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axons: ham. at Allegheny City, run-
”. and was instantly killed. A Swede
W... “d Johnson had both arm and
lecturer-d is probably fatally injured Miss
M Blaeko, a domestic in an an-
jdning yard, had her back broken Mid was
atrium money bruised by flying delris.
Thebrenery buildingisalmoetatotal
wreck. ‘ Several employee were more or ice
merely hurt.
Flower Against Miller.
._ rumours, N. Y., Aug. 2!.-’l'he seven-
teenth annual convenfion of the New York
State firpmon‘s association met here. After
prayer by Rev. Joseph Gamble Hon. Smith
I. Weed welcomed the firemen of the state.
rue-mi: Irish, 01 Case-own, mponded for
hues-tee. The qumion where the con-
“ shall be held next year has already
' lamenenedahsa-hingmurmt. Hon. Roe
"If. Flmrer, of Watertown, ishere with
(”alien toinvitethe ataociationtomeei
h2Wmertown, and it eemns almost certain
imtthotplnce willbeeolected,thoughfion.
m llillrr,withalornfidablecontingeut,
flw’kiug on behalf of Hm'kimer.
:3 flan-rhes- In lento the Home.
-' MP3“ Md, Aug. iii—The president
grim sphremomentspeparlngforhis
mended-3pm Hetooknshort
jivehtherufternoonnnd iook5o’clocktea
at “aniline oottqe. Thetrsinonwhicb
byuu'dentleft for Indianapoliswaatwo
kotnshtennddilmtarrlveuntil llo’clock.
‘ thalatehonrmuitearmm-
Metpooplomtdewntothestationiome
h poly nll'. Private salutary Ballard
fiddmttbemattar at an ext-amnion at
mum-Mmthechnnem
1c.sndossinstitwueaboutequal.
‘ : .r‘ n.
“ f
“ mthsnaothst lived in ours.
sud-mathemllttbtaflowa
“W he'agoedmanr
“71h
“Whatdldhedof'
File chewed tobaeeo when uoinniy obs
wouldhave anything to do with it." was the
answer.
,. coined the examination (a the
”metal-AW“ . .,..
null it '49“) 13,3! . r. . mum-mm}
..IMJE .i. ‘ -r"
. 11;? w? ;
., , “flue-q . ..
. n1» um; not.»
It. Retrousm ”clip—When you are
eld.Ciara.yournosewillmeetyourchin.
limAquiline (column—Well. dear. that’s
morethanyoorswill everdounlemitgoes
aroundtbeotherway.—8erlhmr‘hllagmue
The Time to Dodge Old Bills.
Behadbeenstandlnginfront of a house
on Second avenue and gazing atthefront
windowaforalongtmiminuteawhenapedo
trianhaltedtoinquire:
“Anythlngthemntter with that house!"
“N-ngue-not."
“But you were looking at itl"
“Yes; it isslmt up."
“Caa'tahoueebeshut up!"
“Certainly, but in this can it wasvery
mddm. lamacollector. lwasupherelsst
evenhigtocollectanoldbiILandthe debtor
gavemeaghmotwine and asked me asa
greatfavortoeallatso‘clock this morning.
Iwashere a quarter of an hour ahead of
time.”
"Whatdomthltdgnouthedoer read!”
“ ‘Gone to’ seashore for two months.‘
That‘stbefourthone I’ve lost just this way
lnthelmtgweehand to-morrow l willatake
my shtioa at thedepot and try and head the
restoLMDetmitli‘reePrem.
.1 Bread Pills.
Ahalfhmishedlellowtellsotulmkerwhoee
lenvmhadheen growing unalierbydegrees
and beautifullyln.who,wheu goingonhk
19:! ronndtoserve his custanemmppedatthe
doorofosreotthemand knocked. Thelady
within exclaimed:
“Who'etbenfl and woe numeral.
“The baker.” ..- . »
“What do you want i"
“To leave yrmehread."
“Well. you needn't make such a {[155 about
it; put it through the key hole.”—llondon 'l'id
Bits .
' modu- larbnrlty.
Regina —- What barbarous things these
prise lights are. Claudia!
WY"; it makes me indignant to
read how they are eomiucted.
Regina—And yet we think ourselves more
civilimd than the Bonus.
Giorgia (regretfully—Indeed, I don‘t think
weara . Why, the Romaneswereuot barbar-
ous enough to exclude ladies and children
born the gladlnlorlal oombata They were
just like matinem. and everybody could go.-
Munsey’a Weekly.
Seeing for Himself.
Mrs Prim—Good morning, Tommy. Did
yourniothersendyouinl
Tommy tuxedo—Rom Ithoughtlwouid
liketomakeacoll.
Hrs. Prim—Thane verynlce,l am sure.
Butyoummtn’tbebashfulouyourfirstcoll.
Can'tyouraimyonreyestromthecarpetl
Timmy-0h. he not bashful, but mother
mysyourearpetlssouglyitmakes hersiek
tobokatihandlthought [would comein
andtryitmyselL-Commerehlnulletin.
Cans. and new.
A cosmtrymeu was ordering a tombstone
for his'brotber.
-“ ‘ whatsised letter-solo you want useo
use the inscription!” asked the man of
marble; .
“Oh, the biggest you‘ve got. lie was aw-
ful ueereighied.”—J
udxe ‘
u g e. and Day. fi
"imifimn .-
rmnrholihewnaamvtnlold boys were
fill'flugwithayoungladyataball.
meutthosearegold hawthorn.
bud-dm’tmindik'midJorn—Tms Sift
lily-35.. ‘
Ll,
W A Conceited newer.
"l'llenuflowerhthemesteoneeltedilower
d the vegetable kingdom.” remarked the
Judo
“How 3 that!" ashed the major.
“It basthablghsad."—Plttsburg0hronlele
Tales-lob. _,
' A m Join.
A ministwenesebswvedtohishean
meat elomot hbsmmonmiollows: “Hy
mmmlmmm
mentopreaehtoyuuthsnltbfga
grommwmrknseboeklm'L-Nmflal
m lhl’eht.
“rather unmet» had just been
mwwtshmedlmry.h’titf
“Idm‘tknowtbatith' .
“Muhammbhembthmmmdo-‘t
nn-wmngum
. y 1 "she “tom-ks
Iovm‘ blush do. a,
"ransom." «misnomer-om
H .
“mm...”
". nea-
‘fi
mm m u“-
e I'M i7 Phil! 10
‘ me—
lng of “Hatchet-h the“; “and lth
mldtheydoitwlththeirhlndlep.”
It is announcedthatthevolmnoofmigl-
gamma isrespousihle lorihereeentemth—
quakenmrJapan. Even acamal at
A single-hereof the New River company
(tendon water company), which was origin.
ally sold at the par value of 2:00, was dis-
posedol at auctionon Julyl‘lfor the im-
mense sum of £23,Xm This company
suppllm halfof London with water andowns
very valuable estates. its financial growth
is smoothing tremendous. Last year it do-
clared a divided of 29,010 on each share.
According to emu. Premier Bismarck
always remains standing when talking about
allairsofstntetothekaiser. Astheold
chancellor suitors from rheumatism. this is
notaneasymcriflceto ceremony, buthehas
such a deep meted respect for royalty that
herefusmtogivelutotbeinilrmltia of age
in this matter. The kaiser. however, never
remain seated when Bismarck is making his
reports.
Anovelusebmadeoftheelectric light on
the St. Inwrence river,near the Thoumnd
Islands resorts. One of the lights has been
plecedot theendofayardarmon the
steamer St. Inwrence, which has a dynamo
aboard. The light stands in front 0! a power-
ful reflector, and as the boat steam: about at
night among the islamlsthe search light is east
upon them, revealing with distinctnem their
beauty andthebeantyofthelundecape.
A Handsome Adirondack Guide.
Among these Adirondack guides whoee
services can $3.50 and H a day there are
several of the finest examples of physical
manhood that I have over seen. I do not ex-
aggerate when i say that one young man in
particular, whose headquartersare at Paul
Smith‘s, is quite the handsomest fellow that
could bernode. By amociatiou with refined
people he has acquired the manners oi a gem
tleman. and his picturesque garbaud his abil-
itim as a hunter and a guide make of him a
very romantic and theatrical figure. He
wearsa largecartwheel hat. with a bright
silk handkerchief tied about it, a loose dau-
nel shit-tend tight fitting topbmts. Be is
about the some flgureaa John L Sullivan.
but his head is remarkably beautiful. He
has dark curly hair, his completion is a deep
red and his eyes are gray and gentle. He is
knownasthobeetoersmanand flghterinthe
woods. A clnbmun from New York took
this handsome iellow down to New York a
few mango, and wherever he went the
crowd stopped to gaze at him. He was pho-
tographed in his rough costume and more
than one woman in New York still treasures
that picture. The best thing about this Adi-
rondack Adonisls that he dislikes being an
object of admiration, and some time ago he
declared that bmceforth he would guide only
men and old ladies. as the young girls made
him feel liken fool, and he couldn't do his
work with any eifcct—Cor. Philadelphia
Pres.
Then-“WEIR!“
lamoftenaskedwhstlwouhldoifbitton
whilefarfromhelpi lfthewonndbeatthe
tipofafirgeszhonldlihetogetridofthc
part by some such prompt aerosol-glen]
meansasaknlfeorapodhlehotlrenadords.
Pailingtbesemrwhileseekinghelgitiswiss
toqnarantine the poison by two ligaturm
drawntightenough to stop all circulation.
Theheartwmknem is made worse byano-
thm,andatthlstimeanmnmayneedatimu—
lustoaisblehimtowalkhome. Lamas
pomiblesomeoneisouldtherougblyinlltrate
tile-sate! ti- blm .witb: magnets-er
W
data. lithedomofvenomhelerge
Whomhdpgrmkoxeepttho
cauterylittlelstobedonethat is
mum in Carboy.
Thing-(ohm
Theymy—endofeoth'sewlmttlmymymn
ml- dspmded upon—they my that
lstohethemoffuture
matie cosine-em 'l‘hisism it mould be.
l‘hmehnocthmhngmgeenmrthetwhich
amaneaameeomnehwhilemyiagmlittla
The the hthebmtensknownfor
of mend if thh
don't itttreourtandd¥nmfle
an". 't hewwkateouua airing»
in“
i
Jude!-
ht-pmmea
spohaateomidsrar
mauylaelhgtbatmshsdm
hsttss,sed that Ibelasstmrelyeiahs
Ive-hm
"II-It’ll.
dons
"ly rm: he mid, «an... “m.
Anus-«mind maldingiy intothetaesd
iii-Woolf, .. ‘. other
walla-17 lf' “Mel‘s
aclur t! . V“ ”Hm. very likelyhe
an. .4 a
wardsnd.hok!ingoottobmahatterednlckel
whichhadthegensralappearsnesoi having
hmrunoverbyahprseearmbamsed:
“1 my. now. l‘ll give you that to stop."
itmay bejudged howmuchsilect thelee
sonhadafterthnt.
Bullagain.acleserBostonxiri hadundm
taken the task of a pewfullof
newsboye. bootblacksand m
mend the lemonehanced tobeuponthe
raisiaxoi'lasama Taking intoaeeeuntthe
facsthattheboyeknewofthetelegraph.snd
Indingtbaiitwasverybardtointermtthem,
mourned lhetalkwelectrieitybyeskingit
than was any wayln which the dead could
be raised to lile.and airing on to mythat
there had been peoplewho believed that it
corrld be done by electricity.
Bhofouodthatshehsdat lastgainedtheir
attention, and, dreadingtolose it again,she
weutoualittlewitb hertalkabonttbeforee
andihmenllmtations. 'l'heboysllslenedln—
tently. and presentlyoneof thedirtiestaud
mostreprehcmibleol the gang gaveahitch
tohisraggolinmsmeexprmive of mtisfac-
tlmandinlerost.
”Well, now." bemld. "we‘re learnln' arth-
in‘.”-—Bostou Courier.
Q
Why Hot?
About rm mila from beyond St. Thomas
the locomotive whittled an alarm. slackeued
a bit, and then put on fullstearn. and we felt
a bumpclear hack in the lastoooch. Assoon
asthoinu'ucouidbe checkedandbacknd up
to the highway croming weal! piled out to
ascertain the trouble. Awoman about“)
years old. hat 0!! and hairdying, was picking
some parcels out of the gram and a man of
aboutthe mmongemton thegronndstsring
about him in wonder. in his lefthandbe “d
held a pipe and in his right a paper of tobac-
co. lle bed been cromingthe road with his
team.
Uuo horse lay dead in the ditch, and the
other was limping oi! down the read, while
the wagon wm mashed to kindling. The
woman gathered up liveor six parcelsand
started oil alter the limping horse. nevu-
spcnking a word, and by and by the husband
slowly tilled his pipe, hunted around for a
match and lighted lt.andas he got tohisleet
to follow the wife the conductor queried:
“Didn't you see the train oomingi"
“Of course,” was the quiet reply.
"Then why didn’t you hold upl"
“Didn't you see me coming! Of course you
did. Then why in thunder didn‘t you hold
up!"
And he jogged oi! down the road without
mother wont-Detroit Free Prom.
one Way to Keep Tramps Of.
A gentleman who liveeon the outskirtsot
Minoeepolishashltuponaplan of warding
ollvniiafmm tramps by an ingenious do
vice. Hehasprovidedhis prunises withan
lmmeumwoodpile. whieheanheseenfroma
distance. The hungry hobo, when be ap
proaches withorequestforpie andcakefluo
variably takmalook at the wood pile and
pammonto the next hm which has no
frowningpileotfour foot maple. There b
nopatenton theinventieu,anditean bsumd
without fear of prosecution forinfringement.
-St. PeulGloba
Disagreeabla People.
“Do you know, llhBalh,‘ mid Gusde
Jay. “that l dislike mhcabstie people!”
"Yes! And whathyourkleaot sareanle
l"
“ y. you know, folk-who myonethlng
and mean anothah.‘
“Oh. yes; but they‘re not nearly so db-
sgreeable as a diflerent clmof people.‘
"Whoare they?
'5 “‘l'b‘me who's: 'lots of ' '
gm mfiuwémmlfifim
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everything upatthe boner l!
"0h.no;l ham’taleptinallthahob
yum-Lowell Gillan.
Tun-tum
Afoolishfallowwastann anelghbw'
ont‘helength'othlamra \“Dl
“t‘s true. replied the latta- “that
mrsarereihm-loagfioramsnzbuthow:
eommensbortyoursarafor adonkayfi-
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in will mm as sty :23.
l! is the llrortr-r 1‘
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l“. D. IIAWTON
l). L’HOIIEDIEU,
CHAS. ll. I-‘Eitltls,
South Norwalk, Conn.
A Talk With
Col. Farris, Hosea Glover. David Platt.
B. K. Stanley. Mrs. Henry Seymour
and Others.
Below will he MM a sample or the multitude of
Irvine oi encouragement Franklin Bowen 3 Hon. 0!
755 Bmadwa , how York,daily rerelve. The sub
joined oaeon lied leetimouisle. re from yonri’riende
bon- isdlesar-dgertlemeu yoaknow and
uterus or their honor and anatomic-arduous. and
wbowoald more to has pony iosndy doe-1am
Whathasbeendenetorethencan he mustang;
audit istolly tolenga sulcr when themeam
"in 1675 I was
recovery lies at your very door.
com. o. I. FIB)“ says:
taken dch with Dyspepsia and Janndiee of the mm
description, reducing my weight about sixty pounds
I ordered abootone year and a hall. lverslhing
was due that medical skill could sorrel. Finally
acouncli of doctors declared my nee ' ‘ ‘ ,"
othcre gave me the become of ooubte 'l'henl was
Inally to lake Howee‘ Blood Purifier.
alter taking two or three bott'es I was anti
eondandhavebemawdlmsnloroversixyears. ‘
IRS. lllxltl' IEIIIOUB. lid to have bad
:i w low—h, ”report- eauanl‘cgfdie Yd“
. lava :1 III! i
udt’abletow aloue;sorewould not'heal. 1L.-
eeredherseveayeeusgoaodhsehems
weliwomanslnce.
8. I ”All“. nearly: iy old. and
wassuleri severely from W The
doetorsmid
had an “ulcer on lib long.” and
could not live. heard
flaring of the wonderful
cures doseby'fieflreat Blood Punter" i sent
fositalmccsndtookit faithfully. lyeooghdis
andsmuoweejoyiuagoodhmith.
Testimony ofaltemarkable Cure
in Norwalk. Conn.
lilac Celia Starr. (new Ira. Charles
Bennett), Grant St” Korwalh. coon.
Bad Kidney trouble. Dim impaired circa
Iatiunoteightnsstanoingzwmsoomoos that
she'eoald nei sleep nu eat
eight hundred doiimtodeMand
luedotecentfswerih;uaith roinoi m
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sizli
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public. Dr. (unlock. wk.
wouldnethsveheliered leouidhave been
as had Mmenitdone Franklin nowee‘ I
eal ." Cored our me.
hold by a. ll. non- ZBON. Norwalk.
[Velma agents every-here. In?
dilliiiio.
Double
. . t.¢li<lilt' .’. '
(l Mme-arm “
. ALLISON IIOC"
Isl-Mme.
mm. com.
me ly
CANDIES
Oflllkl‘. mas-
BAKERY!
unecommormm fella-mt
m “tutu-mislead».
Holland
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Pleasotholyg
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with the printing of
anything that is need—
ell in the office, store,
factory or anywhere
else, but we endeavor
also that the
.l ll l lil‘lll‘lll" "I
MFRIOE
JILHHHIH
may be in conformity
with first-class work.
We are equipped
with the Latest Styles:
of Type and New and
Fast Presses, and are
enabled to execute
work in the quickest
time possible.
It is on ' aim to al-
ways have the work
ready when promised,
and we pride our-
selves on this special
feature.
mullnm
A Trial order
JIII‘HHIll
Solicited that we may
convince you we are
doing the Best Work
and at prices that are
beyond
when quality of work
competition
is considered.
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EHMEF'_
’ i‘ifilllinél
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me O moans. MHVQ
m lea sum stators
or Connecticut.
flood Bathing, Shade,
libero Food and Good Order.
w m—WW .......... .—
MOW 1'0 OI? ‘l'lllll..
Steamer Medea
0‘". I. IDILAID.
Rolnn Point all Bell Island!
STEAIEB ‘ 1301“.”
Capt. I! lowland.
DAILY Till TAB“:
leave floeth Harwell-40M a n. "ell. IN.
I.» m.
‘ ' P . .' ‘ l) ' ’ j
.m women: .5.
am..lfl.mpm.lor ilsoo Point and teeth
m “Ally-Jov'lhoni’otatoaly.
amemrolstdfi'lz‘; m. for Ilell Island.
ass-mum Pom. l
uncommon. mu n. 1.!!! on p. -
mm loll island. Wilson Net ma ltooi Horn
walk. so) use . I. let Wilson Point only.
Chip. n. for Is! Island.Wllaoa Polatsad lie-II
Nor—elk. When necessary will make an extra trip
to Boelh Mall lam.
seam! sins unis.
heave Dell [deed—Illa. m. (or South llorwalk.
Lease heath network—loll) s at. Ll”. it.“
tib.50p.n.terlielllsleadsndlotonl‘oint.
lesveltotoa Point—lime m.. I A ll). not
1.0; p ,m. (last trip) for Math lorwalk.
Onweekdsyeshewillmsketrlpsas time
i with all train-on u. & Kim-aloe.
nomawme hum at Wilson Point
Isn't-Jo Pbiatlollell leiaodosltomnl’oiot
laceaeh way.
Fooih Hawaii to Room Point or Dell lplaod the
single trip; toe excursion Jail t!
The Old and Reliable.
um FREIGHT m
larval Hold.
On all! alter July 15. 1E9, (until further entire)
{intro-v ' - .« - .« .
‘ '7
Lily of borwalk & Eagle,
Will make daily our. Sundaye excepted. for
height betwem New ork, Rorwalk and south
Norwalk. Wdlimvcl’lunfoot of Beekmnstreet.
New York. lerSoth limalk. dallyatlilm a m
(daesttlonth Norwalkatw p. m.) lure boat
Ioeday.Wedneohyaoo Friday at 5 .m. For
3mm,Iednesdayand y.5p In.
flailrdayat roses In
tr oeisedfrornTa. In.io.'sp.
Running. Boole leave Booth I. daily. 7
6 p. m.
height taken from and received for all
points on then-lbw” and lorwnlk and
shaping Railroads at Greatly Maud
' Baton
U lta'ion to agents the City of Fmalk
sndWwiu be sent forspedai lots of ll’fighf
anywhere in New York orite vicinity.
Wall persona are turbid nation-aye! the
employees“ the heels 0! this Iineonaeeountol
theowncrsthereof.
HOUBATONIC RAILROAD.
BARBER! 8 NOIWALI ”"1810!-
Pennants-Ian.
SOUTH.
hvllorwalk. Lv Sailor-elk. ”Wine-Point
78am. 756nm. swam.
an " 823' “ 85 “
rem “ lot! " roan “
”More. Imp... line...
483 " 4B “ In “
627 “Incl! 68 “Iixed CG “
a“ so to 910 I. It 81' It so
"1 u an In“ .a II ”a as u
men
2.2:"
I
9' NORTH.
Lavileonmm. Lv.so.llorwaik. Lnxerwalk
lion-.lixed Imaml'x't‘. 210m
‘5 us as ‘5 u OI ‘4' as
w " lit “ is“
i! “ on. m.
250 “lined “3‘1: 31mm tumult
48 m. 5!! “ 5]? m.
p" . s3: “ on!"
1'15 “
1010““ 1017 “rum unlined
sums.
926a.- Omar.
"I .m corp-n.
w.n.s'rsvnsoa.Vlee-!Eree.aad Om‘l Hunger.
P.C.Pavaa. .
A.W.Pnlrn. rams-nasal.
IAIN LINE.
'lnavemtmm
'7.ml.fi.m‘l , '
can?! ', ."
armnaim‘ w Iguanas-an.
mapsem am
«seep? seenmmo'n
ll.’ 1:? A" r ‘n 'Ll’i,f 1]";1';
gem-em”.
i minim Bostkflorwalkiofliisleld.
gaining—u: Vice M a Om’l awn
Ir: s. r&.& ran-e- “Lille-voter
J u u l [fin i n l
N o. 1 3 Railroad Place,
South Norwalk.
A branch oflice of
THEEVENINGSENTINEL
is located at No. 25
Main Street, Norwalk,
whore orders for ad-
vertiSemente or job
printing will receive
lpmrt
HOMERB. HOYT,
JEWEL-ER,
'Oo'ta m 91 'oar
sonsellrmm
Celebrated Aqua Crystal
Specialist all he Glaser
fights-em
m WIIW
‘ WW»
anchorage:-
EMTOHiBl’oGO.
p. m. Norwalk. 'l'dceday. Thursday mid Saturday. l
burgh-luminary” In an
m
m
s
I .
inalmllllm
Ailibemv-lstlmel Ins sad free log
“2‘1. “mglwu'fifi
0st, Pine, Olestnui and Spruce Wood
Sound and Split.
BUNDLED WOOD A SPECIALTY.
vane sen onion.
ll
Wholesales!!! leiaiillmlerlaallkiaesot
Brick, Lima. Cement. V
hehigh, hackawaaaa, hoelst
lountain, Franklin, and ‘
Wilkesharre Goals.
mm in RUBBER PAINT
Yard loot oi Washington and Mar-
shall streets. Branch once atfitilaon
Drug Ston-
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