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Bumlreds of mathematicians engaged
tofignreand talk for financial Muir
. lion-osndaetingburinsrs npnadilfnsnt
ststcrnsnu'wbicb romeo tiieyiclaim.
tirat their particular plan is
- ‘01-!- 1:3.pr
ribos- havc s poor man who is
savingtobayahome of his own cares
momforthe system which is likely to
secureforhim that which heisstriving
togctthanhedoesfor a set of ilgures
_ which pesont to a mathematical nicaty
the cost in dollars and cents.
' If eight or tar per-sou, friends or
neighborsdravs lsrrchued homes tbrrrugh
a building association. each one will
make great sacrifices to be present at the
meeting _of the society, with pass-book
and dues money in hand, so as to meet
the other neighbors. to show them that
heisabletopsytheimtalmentsssoften
as they fall due.
It is theassociaiion 'of individuakr as
partners of a company in which they
take a part in the management which
stimulata them to keep up their month
1! payments, and finally enables them to
accomplish their cherished hopes.
Theeasiestway in appearance isnot
always the Bluest way. One way may
he presented by a bridge over a stream
of water, but the bridge has no protect-
ing siderailings, and the foot passengers
may turn to the right or to the left. and
be last before they reach the (Ithcrshote.
Another plan may be like a never-
cnding cable, which some brave, strong
men have carried acres. and with the
same firm hold are moving up the hill.
Along the line are many others. some
strong and bold. and others timid and
uncertain; but with those ahmd pulling.
and with those behind speaking words of
encouragement, first one and then
anotherpamesover the hill and enters
thedoor of his own home. This latter
seems to be more like the building
society plan of getting on.
Thousands of men have tried, over and
over again,to save nroneyon the strength
of individual molution. but failure; are
nearly as numerous as the attempts.
Strong minded men have laughed to
scorn the idea that they could not ac-
complish in their own way, what they
had determined to do. but after a num—
ber of years wasted they have entered
the building society meeting room. and
acknowledged publicly. that the differ-
ence between them and other men was
’ ' . notsogrcataswfn-e them from that
help which their brethren derive from
armciaticn with thme who have a com-
mon purpose in view. When thrI ques-
tion is reduced or belittled to one of
mere dollars and cenbr the figures may
be interesting and really importnnt, but
they are valueim unless: linked to the
moral forces which rcmler practical the
attainment of the results shown by the
addition of numbers.—-—Building Ami!‘
tion and Home Journal.
eraser nrrrwrosr:
outfromBoxM,st-thecorner
‘shestandflarboravenue. The
wmkamdbyArthaninbbs,
_wagrm nsedbyhim whenin the
buinssswereslsostoredin the
Tim was destroyed. Nothing
midst-Isaiah»
Whattwuléarned that Hr. Hobbs”
wash the barneveryeffort was
Mto‘veM,butshehadsuccumbed
Wtiibilamesbefcre the firemen were
. into the yard,.but was badly
; {andisworthm
Tbabarnwss insured moonwa-
neutron. Irmwmbtrw. lfr.
nibb- arrisd two '
«Willows-undoubtedly theworkof
W About two wwks ago
iron-bummed thebarn onemorn-
strewn upon
the flow. He reported the circumstance
. ‘tboiireflartsdJatwuawakenedbyhrs
‘m,_wh had been aroused by the
cud-manure.
Iré‘nnlilpnidhewasin the barnat
“figmdclockaod put his horse
up for fire night. Everything was all
3“.“ Beacons reward of .200
fi" . who will give information
”I“ “firestof the person who
Wk Ire. The Borough of Nor-
gtbat
divisional . 4
mmi- '
p tsardown 'ofthe
from any
It is Especially Intended for the lite of
Post-asters.
Postmastervlleneral \Vanarnaker has
sent toall thepostoflices a pcstmaster’s
street directory. it contains all the
streets. avenues, warts, places. lanes.
roads, whsrves. etc, with the numbers
of all the places where lettercarrier
officeshsve been established to July 1,
$90,me in number. The idea is
to lwen the work of the dead letter
cflicc. if John South of flouth Norwalk
wastodmpaletteraddreued to Thorn-
ss Brown, $00 Davenport street. .tiouth
Norwalk. Court. into the local postolllee,
the clerks would immediately know
there won a mistake somewhere, as there
knobavenport street in Norwalk. By
directory they
with the name
bersrunnlngss high as 400. and send
tiniefib‘tintpoatofllcelnsteadof
macaw uav~w»‘rmr"m: no
this way.nine times out of every teni
,., tbsym'rlrlew‘md‘s‘mhrlirtbtegl ,
W mmsrsmumfir ‘ ' '
seen-
, touts. listless Dane,“ m-rummsmmrm.
‘" up.” daring the Rebellion lathsrcflrumman'usfe was taken
m muss-bu Farragut inle- fromthernlnsofthsflreatllarieuyssier-
. Bh-lrlthathchssflmoto daysfternoon. ltwascrseksd.bntths
“Maternity lithium. papershadnot burnsd.but was dani-
7‘ Mumps-curablefliullor sgsdbyrsrokssndwaier. Airstream
Wrecktodrlnksnd wasndssornetimsagotoburathe
‘ '7 nitride. building. lathua Grumman's
wutlielsmvst in the . in
thatoslsrgemkofgmcsrks.
andssookadmsats,tbeycsnisdtinware.
hardware. grain. feed. etc. Thslrnew
m STILL ALIVE.
a
m son serrate.
1% “runner-em -
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RAMIROWMflJMhM
Ito. ‘lflLl.
my
tv
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”fist-Hugh Missouri (“gilt m
was coarse All]! some or run
is» aoaovos recur.
W ' ‘ imm'h“
ave “' rraiuv. ;
Thonm liowim, of Ibubury.
Dr. C. l". Boutwell and Ira. Boutwell.
will spend Sunday in Hilfonl.
A.J. Hoytand family, of West avenue
are at Bristol. Rhode Island.
George B. Weed has returned from a
five days’ barium trip to Boswn.
Joseph Bray and son Ralph. of Nero
walk, are spending a few days in Lsco-
miah, N. H.
Hrs. George W. Ballock. of Danbury,
is spending a week with relatives in
South Norwalk.
lira Annie Hastings. of New York, '3
visiting the Miss Foster, Wilton
avenue, Norwalk.
Mrs. [ester Hunt and son Howard. k!
Efinbeth street. are spendinga few days
in Stamford. ‘
Misses Sadie and Jessie McCherney. of
Orange. N. J., are the guestsof relatives
on Wilton avenue. ‘
F. H. Taylor and wife, of Elmwood
avenue, have returned from a visit
through Richmond.
lira Blith 3. Phillips, of Brooklyn,
has returned from a week's visit with
Hrs. George B. Weld.
bliss Minnie E. Runner. of Philadel—
phia, is visiting Miss Lillian Jones. of
First avenue, East Norwalk.
Willis H. Crowe. of South Norwalk.
hasbcen vspeudinga few days with his
brother, Editor Crows, in Birmingham.
The Misses Olrmtead. of Mott avenue.
returned yesterday from a few days' so-
journ on the Sound shore st Portehester.
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Newkirk, of
IeWisstreet. willspmdaweek or two
in the. Catskills, leaving Norwa'lk about
July 19. . ~
Mrs. H. Becker and daughters Emma
and Edith, who have been in Europe for
the past six months, expect to leave on
the 2|st inst. for home.
Minn Tilley Merrell. of East Norwalk.
while spending her vacation at Spring
Valley. Haverstrnw, New York, served
as organist at that place.
Mn. Arthur ii. Clark, of on. city.
leaves today to visit her friend. His
Taylor. at her charming homo. ”Fair-
view." at Rye-on-the-Sound.
The family of Charles J. Hill. of West
avenue, have gone to Canaan, Columbia
County, N. Y.. where they havccngaged
rooms at the Hubbard House.
Ben Austin. formerly of Norwalk.
now press agent for Sells Brothe‘ra‘
circus. which is touring through Utah
Territory. sails for Australia, October l5.
Mrs. V. A. Scofleld. of Courtlnndt
place.has returnedfrorna visitto Bos-
ton. She was accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. S. l. Ellis,and Mrs. Emmie
Harding.
Mrs. Sylvester Hunt and son Clarence.
of this city, left this rimming for a trip
to Albany, Troy. and other points of
interest in New York state. They will
be absent about three weeks.
HEAVY [All-S.
Clerks tumble to Cope with the latter
Received in New York.
The mailsoathe line between New
York and Bostm were never heavier than
now. moving both ways, and especially
east. The clerks begin work at about 6
s. m.. and continue unintermptedly
until entering the depot at licston. The
"owl“ train via. Springfield leaves
New York every night with three
sixtyfsetcars andthirtsen clerks. and
even that force issuable to copowith
thew" I«‘ I ‘ 3” “Wm
comm-u
mute): Hes! . :1.” vii:
',,.vlil1,.. m 4h
Hainerrentrss.silofwhlchhutobe
made up into routes for sumo-or New
York. Pennsylvania and other points
llhsrnlnrsans willsooa Invetobciutro-
duoed.
“Whisk? Ma.
hears-album
Marti-r: timot‘lt. Yuan.
whitewash-”1m, a bra-
MimMMGBl-dofl.
sad lbslrsrst '
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«to. w.
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"11‘ .
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methyl-rm
I,“ v
rims rte
mm . snowman
nammflwsa'nra-
WMEEIWIII‘. .
moan»
W8“) Hummus-sawmill.
BufialgnamthAI-Jhlpl. ._
”M‘Dibhie‘hfl‘ihtichhifiil'ahbme our
banners from Horace Dana. of Norwalk.
lira Agnmlidwurhmdlrslatthin
Rowland, of Brilmvort. are visiting
Ire. ii. Rowland. '
Inand In. Albertw. Hills, aretha
proud mmtsofafourteempound boy.
whoarrivcd yesterday.
Earl'l'hcrnesisexpectedtomturnfrom
Wstatowrr. today, where hehss beg
forthebenditofhisboalth.
Edwin B.Thomes.a graduateof the
SouthNorwalk Bidiscboohbas puts!
his examinations for adm'flon to the
Yale ScientiMscbcolinavsr-ycreditabls
manner. Hewill enter Sepiernherfii.
liar Nina Rowhnd. daughtm'of Cap
tain ll. Rowland, of the steanrer levies,
celebratedhersigbth Nrthday yesterday
sfternoonandeveningbyinvitingsnnm-
berofher friendsto her home.whu'ea
mostenjoyable time washad byall.wiir
gamete. Afinecollationwssserved.
Darlen-
lrs. hroy lionme and daughter are
spending the summer in Lewisboro.
Mrs. If. S. Mather and daughter Emily
are spending the srnnmer in Chautauqua.
N. Y.
idafairand (mum win he held ends
the smpices of the Laciics' Aid society.
at the parsonage. for the benefit of the
Newton Presbyterian church.
The newly elected amour! of theYoang
Peoples Society of Christian Weaver
of the Noroton Presbyterian church are:
Prvsident. Iii- mu. Sniffin; vice pro-i.
dart, John Tyler. Jr.: secretary, Kb
Helen Clock; treasurer, iii-
Boutcn. '
Stamfordislweparing be M the
250th anniversary of the town.
Denman Thompson will be herein the
"Old Homestead," August ll.
The resignation of Captain William 1".
Daniels, Company C. Fourth Regiment,
C. N. 0.. has been accepted.
law Can-nu.
The i ’ongregational church is still look-
ing for a pastor to anneal the Roof". E.
Hopkins.
llmncs l'n‘rfut. of Talmadge ilill. re.—
cently caught in Raymond‘s pond. a
German carp weighing fourteen pounds.
Bridgeport.
The suspended policemen still continue
to report regularly for duty and after
that pass the time during the day in the
most agmable manner.
At Wagner's Garden theatre. lmrt eve»
ning. Manager Anderson, of Bunnell's,
presented Mia; Hollie Killingbeck with a
bandsomegold medal,on behalf oftlre
little artist's many friends.
Sergeant F. C. O'Brien, of the A.O.
blespmimen of the felinetribc. its for
isall the hues of the rainbow. the paws
being white. the head black and the
body alternating in green and blue
strips, with have and them red and
yellow polka dots.
Oneal." lilll.
ills! Marie Collet, a French woman.
fonnerly in the employ of iii- A. Hur-
ray, now working for Mrs. Prentice.
while pauing liar lfumy‘s place a few
days ago. was attacked by her dogs.
They meeeeded in tearing nearly all the
clothing on the poor woman. when some
workmennearbycametoherrescue.
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Ila-“burp.
nun-co; “""fqa‘ 5:1...“ W ,
m; w? Whom-hog“:
mm" are" . W
tins-blame. ,
AurtiaJeanlmofthisplwe,hsshsd
anisjunotionserved upon the (ks-oli-
rlstorlitsiircsd ccmpany.prevsntlngtbe
latter from condoning tut: tom track-
ingoperatioastbroughhlsfavm.
NW8 mu! TOLD.
Mes-Imus“.
srhrsrlstflerfden.
yearnisabicyelsviritr.
thencendwsskladugut. ' .,
dimesdthsctherdsyaarllhst «sum
mmmammmm
ptduuddisguam
Anaesthetics at the annual stair
inrstiisfldmithlrssamthst
assitsblsyrlsebs moralistic-rm
pairs sttbs rm rs couplets for at
bullshit-.m- ‘ '
m~mgr 2
0n the afternoon and evening ofJuly in;
‘5 Mummmpanoflpossenn»
earth-dam tray torso rm
H. Rifles. is the ”seesaw of a remarka- .
um Isrthyafleatlsa fls-Ivory‘
Thoreau“ boy-fathom: refcrm‘
mmum.wmmy_
. hummus-societies wiil'
Wlhmedmt in Norwich.
Bdwudehylud W "I
fit.
mums-Midwalh'am ‘
‘" ”WW i-ic Lived In Two Caves Near
lu!sc.cflew¥crk,hlsrfldhg illip. ,
newlmneoalanoxlilll. ~y
.NHEW.MM.WH ”S , ~ , ,
mono-m . ”immoral-am
in Alleged ”hmlllflld rum
to are... Illa am. and comm-cs
ta Ills lair?
law, I. 1. July lL—Nurly fl men
armsdwltlrshotguns. rilirssnd revolvers
scoursdthswoodsncrthofthisphcsrlne
bxtbedayandsearchadflastca‘s swamp.
amihandahalfawayJorTem Richard-
mfleowhoy, robber and bandit. Two
aav.‘ havsbsendiseovereri cannlagiyccn-
stunted is tbs asndysernbcak lsudbo
tween here and Brentwocd, inwhiehhs
hum-bathhootyofnumsrous rob-
bsrivsanrlincusofwhich.itis supposed.
he meant to cage his wills atterhssno
eluded iaabductlnghsr. hm went to
Mwhsrsbslivsdassdvvntuousllfa
Tflaatiaastwaa the stcryhs toldwhn
hernnrnadwmewhat over ayaarago,
Marque clothes. long hair.
semi-ere. llscut quitssflsnnia
wearing
.
fiennldpkuaa dinisst rum». He
toaawollwitht girls and he married
the pretty daugatsr of Poiies Justice
Walkman-13hr)".
Iv I'm lava-gar.
Thea hswas made a constabie,hnths
“frightful” into debt and treated hh
wifsaobadiythatsberansway from him
fouvmoathsafurmaniags. JusticeWsl—
lsrkhkad him ontcfthsbouae. ith
- Ialdthsn that he swore revenge and that
hawouldhavs his wife in spite of every
obstacle.
0n. Cav- Discovered.
lie ' and soon thereafter there
begs-in isiip. Brentwood and neighbor
towns a succesolouef robberies and
thattswhieh worried the community great-
ly. They were generally of a similar
nature. andscuud u oftento be provoked
hyhlmgerasgreerlofgain. A reward of
“.750 was oflersd for the thieves.
The other day not Benjamin. sfishen
Illa. .ld Alexander Cocmbs. alabom.
madaadiasovary lathe woods which»
tom the netghlsrrhood They were
huekisbvrryiu in’ an open piece of land
half way haw-an lslip snd‘hreatwocd
than“, “ all-pace with potatoes
and pass Further investigation
sou-u. lind- tfls an opening of the
mains was discovered. dug downward
for floor fast and than shooting backward
anddownward into a black underground
cave. The was boarded to hold
up the sandy walls. Thinking be had
found the robbers' lair. one of the men
drew a revolver and shouted.
“Come out of that. you wretched Corns
quick. Call out. for l’m going to shoot."
I. I'll“ lulu the Hole.
Therawssnoreapoasa. sohetlreddown
into the hole. immediately another man
shouted: “look here! The stamp are
necking" .iis pointed to an old pins
stump twelve feet away and in the direc-
tion in which the underground
pointed. Hen attacked the stump and
pulled it to places. it was no stump, but
a cunning arrangement of bark and areas
aroundfonr tin pipes which aroaefrom
the and. A little smoke claw from the
suns. but they proved afterward to bathe
smoke from J unea’ revolver.
Still t 3 man were below, Deputy
Sheriff and William Jones
lowered thsmulvss into the pit and
crawled through the passage. it was-o
narrow that tbsycould just push their
way through. There was no onewltbln.
Thorswasabsdinslde. Somshestsnung
around the walls. some bits of stolen
property. some salted chickens, barns and
plscsscfbaef.andsomepspsrsandlettera
. the aorta lwallawari Isl-r.
Oaa piecaof paper was written “Tom
and Fannie." Fannie was the name of
Ten Richardson's sister. This discovery
«sated sdsal of excitement in the neigh-
borhood. Anatumpt was made to keep
quiet the known tact that the occupant
had been Torn Richardson, but the very
afternoon ofihs discovery, as it happened,
‘Jcsvph Marvin saw Richardson. Marvin
was at the cave with several townsfolk es-
sralalng the place.
Richardson had evidently been away on
some excursion for be apparent sua-
pvctod nothing. He wore an old one
Albert coat and a heavyfaisa board, but
.lsrvia sad the man with him ”obtained
his: instantly.
The man instantly disappeared, and the
m faithful search failed to discover
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BoSton ' Store.
wr All one norm“
Which do you find to be the most profitable way
of advenising'! (lur answer is:
lst. No use in advertising at all unless you have something-
worth advertising. o
2d. Never advertise what you have not got.
3d. Never mislead peoplcin supposing they will find a great
bargain at your store, and when reaching there they find they
have been misled.
4th. THE SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE ALWAYS ‘
REPRESENTS EVERYTHING JUST AS IT IS.
The following goods are greatly reduced and
will be found to be worth your time and attention: .
8c buys the choice. of all our best Dress (lirrghams. You k
the value as well as we do, which is 1‘30.
43c Best quality [8-inch Cotton Diaper per piece, value 59c.
pairs 19c, regular value 15c
Misses‘ Ipwiclr Fast Black Hose. 2
per pair.
Choice of Ladies’ {Mo quality of Fancy. Hose. 25c per pair.
Ladies' Rib Vests for 5c. ‘
Uents’ Grey Mixed Hose, 4 pairs 25c.
29c quality of Ladics’ Heronsdorf Fast Black Stockings 22c pair.
We do not wish to carry over our stock of i’arasols. so we are
prepared to accept any offer for some.
Fancy Ruching, choice for be per yard of our 12c and
qualities.
Cord Ruclring 30 per yard, value 70.
Bead Necklaces with 3 Rhine stone pendants for lilo each;
easily worth twice the money we ask.
Six Stone Pendant Chain 170. ,
Best Quality English Book Pins 9c.
We are selling the very best Extension Window Shades,
width and 20 inches high, for 2:10.
We would mention right here that the bottom has dropped out
of the prices on this stock:
Ice Cream Freezers way down.
Clothes Pinscheaper than kindling wood. at 10 dozen for be.
$1.09,
aw c; 91, Glasgoquter and Lemonade Sets
out: hates
be. ‘
Good Round Wash Boiler-s 35c each.
Rockinghom 'l‘eu Pots we each, etc.. etc., etc.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Boston Store
ll Washinvlon‘ Strait.
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bring a
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S. N. HountlomltoBJ
amuse. C. F.
dealer in
LA N E’S DEM
sorroou.
“0w MRS. Jean's scuoor. til
Berlin
ladies. Hillside. 3i.
BHOB'I'IIAID All!
novv.w.n.ssox.‘ 1am ‘ nus. .m
of its and.) Memories-sand
sale dmeaiers in native my . ' '
REED & HOUSMAN. 13! Watt as.
ters and shippers of Wok-a.
romltiverside .
inga spgciaity. by at ‘
air. References: Nam lack .,
lateam):Dr. lirrlrsanaa. (steam; ‘
nett. (gluing John Tryon. W .
11.8th (m); Grace M
andmany others. ‘ . r; . ‘
Pm '
$me .»-i
can lrwmr
tor E hanger
“531x15 F. [gram
a cure. rictiy
spent. A few table ,
lty the m. pmmaiw
mam
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8. Beam
Mm
Kon'ru. 8.8. vs Washrinnon st. an.
quality only. and that the bait. 0"
PHYSICIANS.
Washington 3‘.
to a
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pianoczlbrmgabeetmldmctc.
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near. man aunt's; 31' .
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Water st. 8. N. near Railroad . "
: man now a
LAPTONJAGOB X. W nut?
$.21. l’asrL wkflmva
~ Honouring,
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brie k, lime. “ma‘fi. 3'... J kl...
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‘ Also layer ofooncreta .-.. ..' .. _... an
15c
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max: Iirn salsw'h
at all hours.
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Raucous 1 Berkeley st.
full
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