tsuna- “magmas:
bothdym'wasthpauswerofiioru
killed. aidlili town
WW
Waudieftutn with”
Afew nymph La!
wgbuireubytbe
Uasitishefiertexi'iovelnointhe beertof thesessomthonstter
. thetradeisover.
4th of Julymt L so low that All can} have a new summer but.
all»! ‘hll bills due
abovermaudail mahlebythern
Peat Moss
...—...... 1*
STABLE BEDDING.
Tristram 81. Hyatt: No. 2 G .
" (humming-interwar)“
fahbhfiknnrmawflsadhsl
We can moweuinx'mid malnut-
I “maneuver-M11111
thatllvainth'kum teat presses heinx
”punctured by the. Coiled Stun Dab
malaise foreshilyluon suite World's
fairanax» Somewhat lens than no
spaciniens will iliummm rho loud and
We will commence on Saturdn3 , August let, a
not...
SUMMER
.Jmfllm
Mleonomieahllealtbtnhst
ENAlE TNE GDST DE'DTNAN.
‘ _ . Black Silk Groundin
mauve. “WWW“ mm 5" othereeouomic 11.11.111.111 11.111111». of 1111. V , es,
rivingat lonrovia when yhedid.thc Li- “.9.” shot 1 _ h limit .7.- Colored mm Goods No W
In utuwtbemmamm' mmmmmaumam “W's: .mmgl L3,: mm“, H A Z E L I 0 N Wool Challien, Barnsols ”38:3: i613!“ Gm
"11.1.1. 3. D. NATL "1’”.
fimwwmuubfi . sum 3 W. ,‘lmt m rllvilngln this il111}1iwrr}.,uycenwd Es, GTDDDDTD “MID, , And La d] O t S Blazers and Shirt Waists,
..mmwmmhmw’ mm“ 11111111 Wmmdmm "I“ ammngyflnflném 1.1;..muiugrmronm , "(DIED D. “MT 8 ID No "flu St Cross Creek 03’ 11 mg uits' 1n Flannel, Sateen, G1nghemeud Cambium
Attertonrdaysauddghts anthem
abereacbedha’deetiuatiou udrhsaent
theKroohoys hack to Konrad; libs
discardedalldothes. andinthecontume
olthe country—4 cloth aroundthelolns
—bexanhetjourneyfor the chief town
dtheBassaa.
Arriviuxat Whreabo's town. Jacinta
foundhimhusily preparing forhisvrar-
like against his enemies, but
wbnnshe in list beauty presented bet; I“
lmadnahle 111nm.»
The anthmvrliunry thing 111111111 these
II“! b that they not only look but Ml
baths ml cr- atom 11 inch [hr-y imitate.
Wimnllhslzmu-nlvirw In the Ionchso
“biennium: 11.1“ 1.1 driller-it tornny
or; who iwnlh- .1 who opp-ct» nud examines
malady to India it. who in not deal-
lngwith the Elhlhl: 11-. urn-u n. iron. tinnitus»
bill! “I are: 111-3: mime“ Iluyt tlurlr him
arethe my tiriiimf l:l|lll|'1:. For rxmnple,
can rain.- [mg in 3'. 1111- build pinch
fitted to slloomplicatedcaaue Com
pen “lenses ground from loo os
geese! old Bail-lac xuuanteed
charge for testing ares.
" AN AFRICAN KING.
Mwammmfim
ummmnmnmorom
Mohadiugstatiouofldhmia. The
Mmaverynnmerooaandintelli
., V mmhbfitfifi! larxodistrict
athewsstcoaetof rica.audWhre-
fiofimdtheuostiutuestluxchar-
Hosier ' and UnderWée "
Ladies’ Lisle Thre Hose, Ladies’ Fan Btri WV
Lndies’ Gauze Vests, Indics’ Jersey 'bbsTieVosts, L
Men’ 11 Fancy Flannel Shirts, Men’ 11 Fancy Half Bose, ‘
Men’ 3 Balbri Underwear Men’ 11 Gauze Undorw ‘
Boys’ Shrrt Waists, ancymnnnol Shim
Ladies’ Silk and Fabric BoSlaves end Mitts.
COAL.
Hickory.01l,Pine and Chestnut
3110013.
Where are 161 11111.?
lamgoiuxdownto
1111111 11 zrwrr's
-——oeo‘———-
fellaviotintto thevenxeanoenlthe Li-
borlaulaws, and died a bloody death,
butnotbflot'ehe hadinetilledhatredoi
filocivililud blacks in themind of his
soaudhelr.
Alter Buyer’s death Whrenbo attempt-
edbtahcontrol of the government of
Nambathwaspevmtedkomdo
naught-Whamwhowmhe
by many old traders as
, ”‘ Tomwm. Formths the Ban sav—
. agdgin bctionanopporting respectively
Wbreabo and '1' engaged in a gue-
rilla war. Neither sidp] gained any do-
cided advantage. Taipu. homer. had
always been more or less friendly to the
“barium, so when the mer-
of Honrofiaderuauded that the
kbubles which interrupted trade should
and lb Liberian government exerted its
power for his bandit, 111111 the result
tint Wbrreabo was driven to an asylum
in thebusb. while Taipu took biafatbcr’s
tow-Jib wives and all the Baa-1 conn—
"ii-11111 was not long penumed tomjoy
1 the dignity which he had usurped
Trouble arena from cruelties inflicted on
Hberla's citiaeus by the Vie people. a
warlike tribe farther north. and diverted
the attention of the Liberinn gov eminent
Iron the aflnirs of Basso. This was
Whreabo‘a opportunity, and he took ed—
vantage of it. Be endeavoredto out
his broth from power. and sauces fol—
lowed his arms. It was not many weeks
balms the dead body of Tnipu. method
in sunny bandages. stood mnnunyliknin
a corner in his chic! widow's hut await
in; burial; and Whrcabo began to rule
over the country
Almost all export articles, such as oil,
skins. oaruwood. ivory and rice are math-
ared in the Bones district, and this field,
controlled by a chief hostile to Liberia.
mt that all commerce in this dine»
‘tiraywouldhehroughttodisasta.
Mmmadeitplain thstWhroabo
Wendi“ that no produceof any
kindwntobesoldto Liberianabyany
this people under pain of instant
The “palsver” ground in Whreabo’s
town became a theater wherein were
Moraiyhloodyaets. Hundreds
ofthedsad'l‘aipudaily
Maud forweeks the sav»
ale obieftaih held high carnival with
dank-um. feeling secure.hexathered
bhhordes aroundhirnand preparer! to
dusndouGraudBan-forthepuvpone
otdrlviaxtheLiherian aettloraiutotbe
'l'lia'Viuinthenorthatthistime.en-
aunt in the 1111113111115 English 0!
Earn laps. were olerfix such stub-
mplanoe to the Liberian forces
thbSAberlau government found it
E
El
braiethereturnof his long lost bride.
Jacinto accepted this position. and used
employed non 1mm rial lln t1? no1 is glue.
Theopuntor tint 1.:1mii11- 11111 to be imi-
tater! and nutkm 11 Mon r 11111l1l from it in
the culinary Truthi u .'|'. 1'11 lxt' plum I
wooden corn inside-ll.“mulalwzi lint plcel
ol plank ol the 11111110 19-111 r. -.l “1113111111".
usually for the purprm the «him-t hing
tonlveufllnwa to ti 1 flown-l 11.11 1 —11ud
pull into the 111111.) the n11l;1-:l compo
aition.
fight or ten noun l1tcr the mold is
opened. and n [reflect mumcr; rt oi the
lamestoshnrn. is when out 5.1 rulnyir
ably are all the do: din nprmlumt that
«chronicle distinct trier the 11 notor-
berinlluencein such a way that Wbreebo
forgot his warlike intentions. By do
xreea she so influenced him that be dis
mined bk other wives. She induced
him to look upon the Idlerians without
baked, and so changed him that eventu-
ally, from being t any '11 enemy, he
became a bulwark to protect it. from in
loss. Pinallyshe woo himtoChristL
anity.
For many years this woman exerted
an influence for good over the savage
TheWisesf SHUT
Ned'ronsflgreeli la
0le
asters 111111111111. another wmnhimmtoldhnupouh
mhmmgfi new ...:hse..W.L..i: 1 Baled “at and Straw F S WASH GOODS ..
mama... Borer. how. 1...... .... mm mm ...... Armatglznxt. rtr'xgnggzxsg fish and Vegetable Nlarlret Ghlltt m m "1° edggeggnvfiphgrggae, Bestnomestic
Where 1 can always tlud the Freshest Fish
snd.stntnbloa Also Halt and Smokedl’lsh.
Raymondlrothers
Persian Grape ‘loths,
Challien
Lawns and Organdron.
These goods are all new and fresh, but we will prices on
them that will close them out, 1
Fall Goods as we must have _eteroo1n for .
Oysters, Grams, Lohsters,
Pure Tomato Gatsup,
Imported Sardines.
Again for Wakernan's (‘reomery Butter.
DDT DE THE MANUFACTURER
TRTSTRAMAHYATT
No.2 Gazette Building) 1111.11.11.11.
FIVE MILE RIVER.
{g\
A nature-111'-
ohicf,hutsome ten yearsngosho died.
Since then Whrcnbo has never left his
town. but axed, blind and feeble.»
tieutl waited for the liual summons.—
New ’ork Sun.
'l'ltn llallalon.
Kissing under the mistletoe isa relic
of Scandinnvian mythology. Loki hated
W, the Apollo of the North.
and in "everything that springs from
fire. nir. earth and Ir'mcr," had been
sworn not to hurt the rebuttal favorite.
the wicked spirit made 1111 arrow ol
mistletoe. which be gone to blind Homer
tiniest. TbeGod of Darkness shottbe
arrow and killed Bolder. Being restored
holifeattheurxeut rcquestol thegodl
and goddesses. the mistletoe was given
to the Mess of Love to keep. and
everyone who marred under it received
skins, to show that the branch was the
unblern of love and not of death. The
mistletoe is a lemma] plant which
flourishes on the branches of many kinds
of trees in northern Europe. It lathe
viscum album or hot-mists. and hire
queutly found on the apple. and lea
often on the oak. The druids regarded
it with peculiar reverence, Prom its con
uection with the oak. the tuvoritotree
0! their divinity, Tutauns. who seems
to have been identical with the Pboml
ciaugod. Baal. orthesuu. 'l'heplantir
very rarely found in Scotland and
nowhere in lrclnnd. lt abounds in arm
parts of England—Brooklyn Eagle.
Slap Sweetly Though Nearly so Years Old.
lira. Dunne Boetwick, once known as
the American Jenny Lind, has probably
retained her yoics to a greater age than
any other public singer. She is now
montymeven years old, but her voice ll
stillpureandfresh, andshe singsinad
mirable fine and tune. She is the
daughter of an English violinist. named
Gillinxham. and began her career 011th:
concert stage when only twelve years oi
age. By the time she was twenty she
was widely and favorably known. ides
voice had a range of three octaves.
Theodore Thomas. then a rising young
violinist. was among those who tool
part in her concerts.
Shewaamarried in 1836 but did not
retire from themnoert stage. Fora
numberofyears she was the soloist oi
the New York Philharmonic society.
to be attributed partly to that. and part
Oar The Orange Irena.
luthelinitedfitates nudism
i
Thea-anorexic!
0C heme
ii
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E
a.
all
it:
s
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1'1,
3
ii;
i
db” lb l5 painted “lib oils-11111111 ill 11 1mm
She has never sung in owmnndthe
wonderful preservation of her vowels
onaarsrnudnced only in Californiaand
the latter
E
(all has been hung up to dry in r .11 low
nernaneur to Imlure .111 pubsiblo, nfrt'lli
Winch not long out oi 11' on r being need
{or a copy. This done the thing i~ lin-
ished. In the process 0! molding stiller:
lug in given to the tin» and mil with on“-
nary wire mosquito netliu"
The liahos required for moi-ling 11m! copy
log with colors are being ~11 1t m \\ Asking-
loll nalnat an Mymnul from the various
atatlona of the fish I: 11111 1;..11ui1 11- -1ll 11w r [[11
country. first of tut: m 31. 111t.n- he
lug (Illusion! {nun '1‘ 11111; .- ii
he that the caper“ mil ln'ninrgul to go
thmlves L11 Galveston. 5:111. Francisco
nodules-1V here in “ruler lo ucure 1 hell sped
tunes from the gull. l’arciilc and lake
wntera.
Thane forwarded hither urn wrapped in
cloths as quickly i115 [xmlhle nirvr living
captured and packed in ice (or imminent
80m. numb hulllroga hnt‘e just arrived
from southwest .‘lia-onri. They are two
feet in length. Turtles oi cwry edible
variety will also be shown in the cullo'cllon,
including the 1- .rrimu ls rmgiina the snap
per. the urns n turtle 1111111 : ‘111s In 11ml.
lux mods L11 ill the In the M11 [in 11111] berths til
the nnlmulnrhrmselwe nn: uriliml. their!
a dozen kind» of stroke» which are (lemme
tiveto llsha will be repn-cnred lucltlcn
tally.
Lohstera, crabs and other crummen will
likewiaebeehowry. Some uiurit crnyfiahen
nearlyafoot tum: have come in 1111 the
big (rota from the Ozark region. —‘\\' nub
luxton latter.
no Yachting Cap In the Metropolis.
Wblh tha women in Chautauqua are on
mixing reforms in dress it might he the“
to term a Vigilance committee In hew
York to prowl about the sin-:1 c. with rifles
and out all the man who on 111l1l11131u rhe
general depression of the 1.1 1111111 by their
startling combinations in the matter of
summer autumn. l'm afraid that the as
tons on upper Broadmu are rapousible
(or much of this outburst of luconxruity
but there is a good deal of it everywhere.
'l'oaoea large and wabbly mun [mmlinn
complacent” along Broadway in nirock
suit and wearing a finicky looking )nclrt
lug cup on top 0' I palllnlrly lmlrl heiul In
one oi the thing» that reconcile 11111- to tile
in the auburba A inn in suit on 11 3111-111 is
ulte as Appropriate 1111 a 3': 1111111111 11191111
way Another noun-111mm» 111111 ins
alarmingly prevalent La 11 suit oi white
flannel and a shiny henver lmt. Yestenlny
lanwa number of men with light sl1o1-11,a1
black derby bats, silk shlrta belted in at
thswaht and long tails-l mun; bur the
yachting cap fever seems to ho "mp-rem
susceptible to their termination
Ion: been noted that Very int women nl
ways wear small chip sailor 1111111
In n ur the other tiny I eat dimly op
podto a lame man and n large-fart“ whims liars
flabby laces were almmt burrito in their
I think “mother the
Tenn! Jill
look of satisfaction.
pair must hove aeiglml at
which would have been atrial] for 11 m1
oi hiaaoasat an inquiring angle
halt in (root. Kathi-u amid MM)
havshtenrnore
III Debby
Smwfllnhxle.” m
...—.1.
At n’ chi-Isa Banquet.
and apparently fnt men are particularly
Ir. has
The woman were a sailor hut
”slob! girl. It salami the swan-1113:”
also at her lacs about six fold. The Irmn 11
anomalies was florid and poly He had“
, asmall tail. of hair upon his chin and M11
ran suddenly aloft from the
at a raklsh cast over one eye on»
a beautiful little yachting cup with 11 111111.11
dot hand and the owner’s lultiilis 111 1.1111!
rte than the look nl
Mind gentle triumph which lmrh ul
«~New
A wealthyK Chin's merchant of Ban
veahar antic-0111s
with
rust-crass mom
Whig..."
delivered promptly.
HRS/TIE [VERYW/IIRE HUNT 81 ZELUFF.
1891. ' SEASON. l89l.
GDMMENGIND MDNDAY, MAY 251b,
The Steamboat “DITY DE ALBANY”
Will make Daily Trips to New York.
Laure South Norwalk at' 1 :45 a 111.- 511-1le at kills. 111.1301 on storm) Sunday“. lhturn-
lug. Innu- New Y ork. Beeknyan street. at p. an. Saturday» at- " p. 111. :iinndays at 5:” p. In.
E11111 slot street at all p. IL; Saturdays at 2;!) p. In; Sundays at 6:1]! p. m
‘1
FARE-Dingle Tickets 40 Gents. Excursion to Gents.
UN ell'NDAYr‘i dimt connection is made via Bay Ridge and l‘ ulver route for the Non Iron
Palace Pier at ('oney Inland. without extra charge (Including admission to iron Pier.) Com
11mins train leaves C may Island at l: is p 111.
The Propeller “CITY OF NORWALK”
Will leave New York Monda s. Wednmla sand Prlda at 5 l. \
Thursdays and Saturdays 1121111” y l" p m a” mm “11’3”“
11.1.1111 Haven & Hartford It it.
October ll, “00.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK A8
FOLLOWS:
FonNawYm A. \i. -15|dtexcept Moods )
5161112”. Sine. 755 31
EN! ea. NI an. loll rs.
ltthex in! ac. no or.
prenfrom Stamford.
11.0«11~.75iex.1111ac.. lll'flnr.lttia..n1
Washington on Sun _la no.6“ (11., .5“
Olden. l’ «Cline
”Eu-IN" liavsn. A. 31—]
1:11... 11w» 0160!.wflu. EAL—«1213
ex 113111..1131112..=or'u..1sr111-.n'11m..en
wehlwamulamfltlamll tIZAdAIua
exandac. um s.rn.. ex. Sundayrl'aac.
Dunn-.1114 Olden norm
"Amman 31.410111 Old ex.
Ioieae. PHMmlIlDax. 1on1. 1hu..113
aLDtlne..llmex.. L.
Housatonlc Railroad
Danhlry and Norwalk Blrlslon.
CORREUI'ED 1'0 JI'SIIZ it. 11m.
'l‘ralus leave South Kuwait for honour,“-
dlixfllaa. BTIJZLDTtMiflaudNZSILm.
Scotland a. no nude Mp
Trains leave Dunbar: for Spur?“ No elk;
. a
635.. animus-Gama.
p.111. Sundays Mlle. Ill and not
Trains learn South Norwalk for TlidLndnhi
ol'lauleiiaJrL. l!" 251, ill" and 6511.111
111111111 leave uiirgmhr 1.11 1111111111 11111111111.
“Elton “Emmi 1181mm" 24H. 325.5Llland
‘byrwm York and l’lrtsfichlexprm Irate: New
York ”a 41. 111.. South Xorwalk m p.1n..
arriving at l 1111111111 1111)
‘l’lrtsdeld and New
l'ittstlaldat “lip.
ivurk “prom leaves
111. Bethe-l sat p. 111..(roo-
nertlnxxw “b.1031
on
$1. 111. train from lhmlvury)
l
York!!!) 111
p. 111., arriving at New
v
'llaily sampt Sunday.
l’es sr-urnovmn. A. Mm slim. ere ea.
11111-11 P. 11.12111 .11.. 1111111.. 113.11.. 1d 5“" 1.1141911111111011
ac. .. till «er “Honda morning between M” AC"! ”more". an (albino:
“"1“va 81111 1.1 1. Tom‘s-m 1111'.I’“aWWW-11:11rfor “Emil-111 1111111111;
Pli'nn 1111-11111. re no
M connections or A than undilu-
not ex. (via MSprtnzfleidi. 101' ex.(via 31'3"? :M'M to: rumplb'i"
our: new YORK ...;gh? ' 1111111.... My‘mm'h
l’oa nonru Korma. A..lf 401 111.3%" :I m filly; g'
5.... ran-11..» 'f' ”5:,“ $3; 1.5-1» mitt-«murmmmmmm.
1111mm???" 13.101.18.111 isms“ ' 3 "r‘_ ‘9' NW
,3“ ”W Glazier-313111.. Enravaasoa.\ieel’rssideataaa
ailment Manor Agent.
ROTON POINT
1 nrrrifiiiul°iiiri€ihrsnr
ON LONG ISLAND SOUND.
Now 1111111. mum: Glove. New Bathing Houses.
New Attractions.
ideals To Order at Short Notice.
Sea Food 11 Specialty.
MNGING DAILY! IN THE PAVILION
TINNENSTEIN 81 NELLY,
WWW ’
TIIE
TADLE STEAIED "IEDEA."
no 11111
”minus. one;
u
on! rt ion 01' running gem; alsonxrmt yer-lolly
"T I101 "um and triurunn s. at when rshirh W} l
Marshmallows“ tin-Retest Point-amen. 111., 1211031 111.,
W“ W”
stain, “Ilium,
Datarda
y eveuiaxat 10.
DADT AND DDLl DADDIADES.
Theoldcet manufacturer of baby ran-tare.
new "flurry finlslmi work {or sale ln lire (Title 1‘
be blxh eupugh and 11w enough to suit the
FRANDK BOYLSTON
filth
TRY THE
“Want”, columns
UP THE
EVENING SENTINEL.
GREAT NESIILTS FDLLDN.
Spring Styles
HATS
IN ALI. uflAflfli ANT) COLORS 0'
._$liNand$oltNais.SilkNats
Roy‘s flats and (’ape. Crud: "air for Men and
Boys. liutrta Iioit llatn tor Ilsa at
KNAPP’S,
9i Washinnton St.
Dinning and Imlll Dill lists.
Warm Psfltsllxlsx,
1111: "11111 11111 nouns Esnsusnrim
W. B. HALL & CO.
BRIDGEPORT.
This again been Inform-cl nnal lmpmv1~l.'l'uohun1lrud f roombas hang-lid;
{13:11:11.1} air 1111:1111 11:1: in; more salesmen and saleshullre 31132123“ 313311; rained'rapld '
1 ~11- ~c-mrx1rup1 1mm .ll'l. ll ' 1‘
1111a metropolitan store. 11113111111133! fitnll‘l mineral opp- trance M them emu-“RM
r11 ll m
(1111111: Furs, Sc: 11 i. .~1rrn1 ms. and banrlmrnc draggi-rrtfictfiignime flew.
the Europe on how:
GRAND OPENING
Dress Goods. Silks. Uphiilstery, Ribbons. lotions.
Merino and Cotton Underwear
Will take plare
September [4 and I5.
Ewryrhing new stylish and {nahiunahe In
DreSs Goods Furs Cleats. and Curtain Goods
11111112 introduced
September 2| and 22.
Imponed Suits, Rich Seal (laments
And all fashionable run and ('innks will how a special exhibition.
W. B. Hall 8L COW.
1,000 Pairs 01 ladles Shoes
——rroen-—-
CLOSED OUT AT SPECIAL PINES?
Andnunwrnge mductimoloverw rcent. Tire-calm m
guide. morolntamdil'thm Shrmumumflmbfl
GENUINE BARGAINS for consumans.
We quote a few prica'; .
One lot of .500 pairs Ludicn’ Turned Shea
82. 50 to 83 on; regular rice .50
snuEs. 21x1 irs Lounsbury, Hithewgnkcooaasllkghtv
ly (enraged, machine sewed Ladies’ 1'
82. 00; regular price, 83. 50 to M 50. ( his lot of 300pairs ‘ "'
Mathewson 61: Co.’ 11 slightly imperfect, hund—
scWed, worth 85. no 113111er will be sold for 02. 50
to 82. 715. Balance 111 no Oxfords. 11am lee
and imporfecte, at prices that make tern
no 1111 more: my «run. ”
GLOVER & OLSEN
8| Washington ”at" in. Nowell? ‘
F. H. NASH & *
Estimates given on
PlumbinxGathuntlinand Glmlronlldl. ,
Economy and Gomtortl
is to arm.
Will
in...
call and See Them
A? TRIPS.
lupinfiflprn. .E; than.
Gasoline Stoves
“antihistamines Decorated and Plain China. 3 t
on m m, 1111 nuances 11111 cross mos muons. Both seas 2111
‘ 111.111.111me Wm‘ K” ”TM
TNE MANNATTAN
“new 11.:
Mp. :
r v
We are selling
Victory. New Stamford and SAM: M"
Wobaveafluentockot'
11111 new.
Norwalk Chronicler