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Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 31, 1889 · page 4

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eternly: "Tltty.dirmethetpini"
lunperimeuteontheeodlhilltyotgierin
Mailman. lat-woe nomadic
hetheleeeteetnhlo. and the relative reel-tr
mot glauweedlleronttowerdhotand
ooldwoter.
Postal clerks say that theahhroviatloniol
thonameeoithonewetaueinlettereddreru
Arollkolytoleodtoogooddoalotoonhdon.
The safest and host. wayhetowriteoutthe
molthoetotetn full. .

The remit- ot mt experiments in the

V Mediterranean. showing how (or daylight
, Vi“

ofpublic resort and
gimp“ fortho admin-
ndotaudlonoeforhings
_~- .. “Roeeupoorly”
~ Waggroatoerneotues.
mid moreover. Oh that I
in thaland." Thetitloot

flfiufiuid thirteen times in our

, W ocean to go by contrast
' ‘ ;hilnamesiguiiies“Father
do; what a lather of lies and dis-
”homered lobe; thenoa to

- therewas not atlnor

the heart and not on the
uwanythingbntbeanty
big-hid bonnet havohoon

to the waiter. were found with
momma no. greatest depth
this M,drm10ehlhortoftholluui

"aio' edeemeyeoreagaI ,.

1.1; MW ‘0 note" I‘ m “fry
good oral-linen flutter-'- Fort, when Collier-

. nia gold was first. discovered. Ahall con-

taining relics of the pioneer era will probo-

. ply be erected on the limo of tho old fort.

The Ilnt lighthouse on this continent oI
which lhcroieony record was built at the
entrance oi Boeton harbor in 1710. at the ex-
pense oi the colony of Malachneotto bay. II
we- supported by a lighthouse duo of one
penny per ton on all vocals passing.

Cool in the residue of vast forest: buried in _- c

the earth during an immonae number 0!
years. Tim forests were composed mostly
of enormous tome and troeoeomewhat akin
to our tire. The tort or peat in formation at
the present day is very young coal not yet
burial. The plants III which it in composed
are still recognizable.

The city of Charleston, 8. (3.. charges a li
cense of $100 for Chinese lanndries. Several
Chinalncn refined to pay the tax, and their
laundries have been sold out by the sheriiI.
The crusade against the Mongolians is urged
in the interest of the negro women who now
do most of the washing of the city.

The deepest or gravest tone that it is pos-
aible for us to hear has thirty-two vibration:
per second; the highest, the shrillest, but
about 70,111). Man's voice can scarcely go
below It sound that gives it)! vibrations per
second, nor Woman‘s voice higher than 2,063
vibrations per second: but you children go
much higher than that in the shrill cries you
rouletimee utter.

Wy the longest “lice" line railway in

" the world is that from Bnenos Ayres to the

drool.“ Bytairwordetoeruynuo
” '0 "IO hing 10" indsmt. by

‘ we‘ll-lemme! the mule naturoaa
hid the prodigal conduxv,
til—holAhmlomweronun-eot
" d “shire! Judaowhenhoho-
“hulk-30min, foreveryono
"adobathiofather’oheart. The
Imel: “Ihavo nonr-

morning
Wupchildrenandtheyhaver
against me" (Iui,2)- but in His-

4Iidbl'dltdiencoandrehellionogainllt
,wioe and patient treat-

t him much trouble;
tnpAbmlomaftel-theanme
onlyaufferlng for his own

Milt”! conduct of Ahalom was

s n whandloving on
wmvfihadfollowshipwith

.‘ d I.- i,2; but the latter

'1 franProv. xxii, 0: “Train

wiilnotdopartfromit.” The
Wielonowodafterby

is}; andsncharofolmdinthe
luoutotit; oh,thotallhoarc
thoyhearbytheWordot

a

my vow, which 1

Fiat: oi forty as in this
V;wgin) butwhata liarhe

halalndwhfloinhhbaniah-
hSyria. Iatoayfathsror'mothsr
‘overrejoioadovertheconverelon
mm-ywhatmuetharehem
. Wuhafingthuwlrtbhom
mute-«unmann-
hohadonlymoautitgbut
unhomeohdtlrt
MIMMthink

hehefllerehgim
“I“ in go in

W new in hard

. hymfalranextriorand
worth, or‘Throianopaca,
fie limiter thewichd"d..lvii,2l).
within hi mob,“ it iwlthin
flooryouwhohoomheardot

d Mint itcanonlybeoomo

foot oi the Andes. It covers 340 kilometers,
Wflmutmmiles. and is as straight as an

‘ arrow. The high-at grade is about three feet
In the mile. lt crosses no ravine and no

stream and therefore no bridge.

At the last meeting of the Athens (Gm) uni-
versity faculty a very singular petition was
actedon bythissagebody. It wastbatof a
Iormer graduate of the college, who now re
aides within the confines of Arkansas, and
stated that. whereas the humble petitioner
was contemplating matrimony, and whereas
said omtemplatilms were frowned upon by
an unwilling and irate father, petitioner
prayed that the honorable faculty would, in
view of his good department in college, cont.
mend himto the favor of his future father-
iu-law. It is currently reported that on or-
der was granted to the petitioner suing favor
from the Arkansas father and bidding him It
hearty godspeed in his serious contempla-
lions,

l ‘5er Rock In the Atlantic.

The discovery whichwas announced yes-
terday of a new rock in the Atlantic is ythe
latest information which the admiralty has
thought proper to issue for the warning and
instruction of mariners. In a year when
great preparations are being made to cele-
brate the fourth centenary of the famous ad-
venture by which the American continent was
brought: to the knowledge of Europe, a few
square feet of gneias live and a hall fathoIm
undorwatermayeeembut aooantyaddition
to the new world.

But a rock covered by the sea is to the
sailor often of infinitely greater import-
ancethan on island above it. For. while it
is not easy to run against the land, even in
the dark, it requires a great deal of caution
to avoid splitting overall on a bankover
which it cannot float. Considering that
ship have been plowing almost every inch of
the Atlantic for the last three or (our hun-
dred years, it forms a curious problem in the
mathematical theory of chance that up to
date not one has grazed the rock in question.

Nevertheless it lies only twenty-twomila
oi! Cope St. Mary's, on the southern coast oi
N'ewioundland, and though covered by thir-
ty-three feet of water, is right in the track
of vessels making {or the month of the St.
Lawrence, and when a heavy sea breaks
might form a serious danger to navigation.
Up totwoyeoroagoitsexiotmcewasmt

. ouqnctedin ofllcialoirolgbnt thrreisrea-

out to believe that for along time past one
otthedohermmof Btdohns has been well
with itopooitim. .

ooitwnaa favorite hauntoi cod, title
prudent person kept his knowledge tohim-
nli, only revealing it when its discovery was
inevitable by the surveying ship sent to
ooarchfor it. As anticipated, the spot wie
soon crowded with fishing boats, so that the
originaldiecovercrwillloaethe profitshehae
hitherto reaped from his monopoly,and meet
remolncoutcut with the modest reward he
boo received audthobarrengloryofhaving
the rock named after him. Bntwhotwill
atrikeagreot many eeaforing men lethal,
withall our chant, whicharoundcrstood to
heoontinnally revised. navigation along oven
the heat than shores ii atill bynomoans
free from from preventable flan—London
News.

Joann-resume.

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Subscription Fries, $5.00 Per Year.

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iinihlcr and Contrncl or.
W orh done by the day or contract.
one loot ol llavdntld BI. on Water I‘.tl. Box on

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Caterer for Weddings and Portion In» Cll'dlll
mosmnlly Ugh?“ Ital Elle slick antigen,“ lite ode
Irated [toot r an m mm

to \IAI ”31‘.ng NORWAME C'l‘.

‘ llut‘ilutm’e l-‘rutl More.

‘lltllL‘ BORANGBS.BANAN lo Hill. DATES
J liltindol‘ Lula, cann'd Irn.l, cunhctlour,
tllll Iellsblo Flowtracdliurdfln m .m .\I Altll-it'l 9
Bird I-‘mxinndilrnvch at
C. A. llAVilJINIl'.

 

‘.'.'l .\I .‘:I .l-l . i‘inronlh.

EWINIl MACHINES Fl: II hAhR—W until. III

a “'l'son llmm: hold All!) General “owning

of all mains. byl‘. .\l. rilAILBlt. II‘I Son h Main
otrrct South Notwalk IlliIl

A'I‘EN‘I’Q.
C. It. In Inn-11m,
thlngton, I). (1.
Tu: yum in United States Invent (mm-
d&w hut-loin Iltvtntore III-inn} Tr.»

ALEX. S. G lllSOfi.

:2m «sauna: 1 mm allele:

THAN :0!
PiaIvI-imle, Ill-mu and lineicol
l (Imposition.

IBIy Wklloxatll’. ll .NUKVFALILL’OSN.

offldv‘flw" :v'r‘L: t':
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J c. CILOWY.
i

Carpenter and Builder.

Plane fumirhed and I-lnllm lill' oven
lrhbtn? Mall kinda prom!» . ~
~th JSAUT it: (Jot, Ii‘.‘
",’ U. .10: 42"}. bunth 1\

 

J I). JEN}: 1868.
Enocoesor tel. R. Quinnro

Undertaker 8n Embnimcr.

ELECTRIC NIGHT BELL IN THE OFFICE.
No. 4 Knight St. Reridenco. 5 Elm St,
Silo-Bin Norwnm, Conn.

M. 8. KNAI’P,

Architect and (‘ivil Engineer,

Parnleheo Plane tmlilcttlono and *npcrintend
once for the construction (I! every (it rcrintiv n
or butldiuge.

TEEXS Pl‘ ISONA ill ll.

(lrrrchX'eylnr‘e In ildlny Wash Mm sI
w , IN.) k l‘ ll’oz’T‘

 

SOUTH NORWAIJK SAVINGS BANK

bl Worthington Street.

OponDainIl-omlltolzamq andtromttor. pm
IndonSiturdaycvcalngsI‘romo :08.

,Intercet allawedm on Deposits.

ALDEN SOLIAN
JOHN E.
Old-iv . JO

simuiis. Vice-I’ve rem
08KB. KNAPP. Sec. snu Trea-

 

Illnchlno Shop.

HAVING LOCATED IN W A. WHEELER";
ehop I am now fitted npand unprepared to do
ellkinda or general job hing and machine repairing.
Bicycles repaired and new pone Inmlshed lawn
mom ground Bot intention guaran
teed. Coll andgivemea trial

Reopening

'I‘ s.
lower end of Water 8t. 80. Norwalk.

68%..
Inll III

 

George II. Raymond,

FURNITURE DEALER. '
And F umIshIng Undertaker.

(lollandeeomylorgoatoc oIoIl amelioration
30 lain Street. liar-all.
nmdtofmnlohmmxfor
"wimp” men

the Interment of Ihetleadda
loll llfin

Monuments and Headlines.

mom-re

 

mmu’hflt dhoetiothoahowroomeil M
Pmind wwfllhojmmfi Iniedinlll

muting etcne
enemy work.

"P. W. BA'l‘ES.

fl. DTKLYN & SUN,

Saree-eon to c. B. DIKLYN,

 

51 Washington Street, South Nomalk
27 lain Street Norwalk.

Tint-Thu Balers, cnnrenunm

And Ice Cream.

exactly Orders Promptly Attended 'I‘o.

anon“. ‘
INSUBE IN THE

lid W. P. DIKLYN.

 

'Connecticut General

LIFE INSURANCE co.

HAMMER.
“Au-militia” OH or Milto-
put" to I.

 

Eek“:

“’l‘ho‘uuthor’ I‘orfnot move Ito-tenth
giro oil to buy It pair and be convinced.

1 ad-
or eale

K

d; Gloves

NEW MATHER LAcINo‘
Ill 6 AND 8 BUTTON LENOTHB.

Jobs in Kiel Gloves
At "To" 250., 50c. and Me.

A. ’DICKERMAN 8t SON,

84 Washington Street, South Not-walk.

 

 

Infill"

paler, a... m oox.

A poeltive cam for all ordioe care-of Weohnne.
(leimii Dehlllly, or Wont oi war. Incontinence.
\l col: 1 m of the lIrino-tlonltal Organ! and Dleoaere
oi the bladder and Kidneys.

Tr Bell’s Tunic Pills

PRICE, $5.00 PER BOX.

Tune I’m-ere in urge horse. Inleieot tor one
month' e on. They are roqul ito In all old alluding
nnwm cues,per'lrnlorly In canoe of Impotonc
an. d Norman rmeIIeIlmI. where Ihe powers of min
and body are ext ail-ted by exec m.

Dr.Fulton’slililiieiiinrlills

One Hit a Dose. Never Fall. Alwaye
Rolloble.

For mic n: “0"!" :l PHAR‘IACY. end by drug-
. «I, or and mum I) scaled by mail Addl'ro!
u:ll 3m .IMI. ll. FRANCIS. Box NCO New York.

Ilium-IAN & h'l “31.,
Carriage Bulldersl

N4. 65 MAIN STREET, REAR OF
SI [NATION ARMY BUILDING.

———-—~oeo———-—

Wagons and Carriages made and re-
pared. Signs made, lettered.
and hung.

_..__M-————-

JOB“ I NC I’XIOMP’I‘LY ATTENDED :0.
Int:

\l’illGll’l‘ & FLYNN,
Carriage Makers

And manufacturer: 0! ‘

All kinds of W
TruckS. Cart-0.8

All me. of mlrepaIrI prion tly done.
Several new Mafia“ p tor solo.

Row Itoad (brie only u).

Horse-Shooting and all
kinds of Blackomtthing

Foot of Fronltlln 80..
Iionlll Norwallt.

011..

"PM!

WAGONS

New and mil-hand

Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.

 

Call and See Them.

HENRY TILLY.

BUBBIBS!

ALL GRADES

AND AT

 

.i’ I
Lowest
The Best Goods for

the Least Money

———AT——-

H. S. BRHWN’S...

llfltl’l‘ & SHOE STORE,
Clark at Lane's Block

lI‘MIN STREET.

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c F“! 1 MM Ooh! ”ti:

 

meg;

Ihill'ol‘roeti. Branch omen atBtilaon

 

I. “our

Nil!
Nil!

Juot urivsllwo more emcee or that celebrated

SMALLS'I‘UVEGTAL

Which we ofler at the lowest price.

RAYM NI] BITS

GENERAL AGENTS.

Baal! coal!

 

.r

BUY YOUR

ual Till Wuml

engofle co.

All the favorite varieties of hard and free burnirg
ouls. 8 ial print a girl n for tumor enpply.
All one thoroughly screened. well pre-

pared ond promptly delivered.

Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
. Sawed and Split.
BUNDLED WOOD A SPEI‘IALTY.
ran» an» orncn,

Water Sh, Foot of flavlland 81.,
Oppoolte Pratt III Wood's Shoo Iannfoctory.

 

JOHN n. roams,

Wholesaler“! Retell Dealer In all hlnde 0!

60M. AND W001!

Brick, Limo. Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, hackawanne, Locust

lountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesharro Goals.

Mel 4 ’9“ t”

hilt it nun PIIIIT

Yard“ foot of Washington and Mar-

Dfllfi Store 041m

 

 

HUMPHREYS’

M
“WWW“
”finnrmm

Artificial stone Steps. Coping.
FAWOIJJ’SJ l l

CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
.559.- 5‘9:
Manufactured by C. I: LEONMIOM

as Water street. on I!

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uncompromising-er

Spring Goods E

W.B. Elihu...

BRIDGr EPORT.
”W .. .2: on new.” -

 

'- 3 Rio 0 Coal.
Ame IE. lot JOIIPEIO' lib“.
leather (loan. a". I. M‘n.

Wm. B. ItlllEii it SON,
Sanitary and Hydraulic Ellllfill'i

Ionian”. 4955.41 WNW" at.

m l. .4... or .eou-rn ”WM". 1.. as

”£1.31!“ MIST y'l‘IIOY. I. Y.
A'I'SRVILLI,

wit}

lineal Sanctioniil Oeieral I‘Voik bill
jvllt be given prompt attention.

 

F.H.NTSII&BTT.

Cor. Main A West Sis.

PLUMBING,

Steam and Tax Filling.
STEAM HEATERS

AND

Hot Air Heaters. E‘

intend to make this the Saving

In Prices a

Hunn—Furnislinllnnix
C H l N A

AND

GLASS W AIL}.

We have the Chcnpcn
Tea and Teller Sets
In Town.

STOV ES and RANGES
Tilt and Sheet Iron Work.

BTTISINT sluts

FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE.

Having ordered largely invoices of goods are coming in
daily, and bought strictly for cash, and expenses being light, I

Store of the Town

nd Quality.

MO—g

o. H. HARVEY,

12 North Main St., So. Norwnlk.

 

C. E.

————or Evan
ehown In Norwolk,‘ comprI-lng. ‘

WASH 'I‘Uiltl.

AND OTHER ‘THINGS TOO

l

C‘i’é‘éfi’nxanm.
SPECIAL SALE !

IVOR ONE WEEK ONLY.

SEE

VARIETY —.

.

Wooden and Willow Wore for loss than New 1'
make room for the Israeli! assortment of HOLIDAY Ehhdg'éwig

CLOTHES HANPEBS. CLOTHES HORSES.
PAILS AND Slillll‘ BOARDS,
BASKETS 0F EV EBY DESCBI P'I‘ION.
FLOUR PAILN, CHOPPER BOWLS,
NEST BOXES.
ASH NEIVES.

FLOUR NEIVES,
NUIEBOUS TO MENTION.

Gilli all] Till “will!!! [If llll PITTTS.
Remember-One _____Wéek Only.

The Universal, Store“

No. 10 North Illaln Street, 80. moi-walls, (it.

A Word to the Wise is Sufficient.

 

 

m‘l‘ WILL P \Y YOU 1‘0 CALL [
AT THIS OFFICE AND LEARN
HOW CHEAPLY YOU CAN
HAVE YOUR PRINTING DONE.

 

 

with the printing oi
anything that is need-V _,
ed in the office, store.
factory or anyWhere
else, but we endeavor
also that the

...Hllllli‘i“
iRRIGE
JHH!‘HHL

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 pessible.

It is our aim to al-
ways have the work
ready when promised,
and we pride our-
selves on this specidl.
feature.

mHHH...

A Trial Order

JIIHHHIH

Solicited that we may
convince you we are
doing the Best Work
and at prices that are
beyond competition
When quality of work 1
is considered. '

mIIHl

 

 

 

Iii

Emil;
sentinel
JIIHHHIII

No. 3\RailroadPlace,
South N Orwelk.

 

 

A branch ofiice of
TnnEvnNINGSENTINm.
is located at No. 25
Main Street, Norwalk,
whore orders for ad. I

 

 

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