‘ * our huh
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"the bowel his“ 5 _
on these units anywhere in
Amer-lee min... «Memento or
price. They’ll come near lasting until your boy outgrow them,
no matter; how hard" he may be on'clothos. They nest no more
than solid which. in a week, will go to ,pieoes‘in the play ground”,
and they won’t look unpresenteble when they are finally discard
Milli?
. J? Wig» Wifll
V ,Vh'tt'aey. has Iran-at arias
ot Yew York state. war
by hi leilow citizens oi
evening ‘ in princely style
heads was mebedadelege
7 Ilium boarded the train sc
,1 ', byhbrsssbsud Jl'hs six re
‘ ' tents to Elmira were made lively
patriotism and songs. "We’ll Put
lion rat-sitt- the Gubernatorial 0mm
, warmth the travelers and was
r .Aulrll' at Elmira the scene was at
' greatmagaideeuoe. Colored lights, llo
‘ It“ “its, akyrockats, chants and
humb‘w'mu‘uploded continuously, while
tho tau played and the multitude, whici
, hadgathasedtoliowissthe youngest man
' ""“tt?tbt‘.6"6r"m”""“ a”
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millilfiiitllllm.
Full moths: esm Hirach's
‘ Bountiful Plan.
.mrmncnt‘tuirmrm
M (lo-alder the Iradaa Union Ila.-
grass at leweastle as tarp-neat wrest.
Insoles troops asp-men‘s“... s.
highest-tea.
manor. Sept. ri.-'l’be articles of also
elation which will lorruslly launch Boron
Hirsch’e munidoent scheme at buncisetiou
tothapoeraudopprssasdol blame-were
published today. it takes . the term oi s
. limited liability company. “use we.
murm- .........
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andflchelhmo.
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Washington.,,OOoldozo
batteries: Kilian and Grim. Yoremau
norm “50051103.
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woman at thcstsu oi New m
Melons-debutant cheer tor r»
M The panied by
”widened mother, catered the that our
“Hammett started.
, Jest-alas seat with .- Basket.
‘ satin party were driven through
thsuinclpslrsrests or the. city, which
, _ ‘mly decorated and illumi
» , one among the illumi
was the elegant residence cl
,3 , J. Iangdou, between whom and
Immatehad been some political
. notwithstanding thalactthat
I“ at. Republicans During the drive
amuse named George Bechtolwss
flush by a rocket, the stick passing
w his noel, inflicting a probably
wound. Attheoperahouastheparty
m to the seats on the stage
thaowuraaotalongepeeeh InYasseti
' ”ugly ot his love for Elmira
beheld:
It. Insott's lpewah.
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THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
H. M. Robinson. Atlanta, 6‘, has been
elected Runddeut ol' the National Associar
tiou oi lway Postal Clerks. .r
The resignation of Sir Hector ,
ministerot public works, Ottawa; no to
the recent disclosures oi eroohednase in
his department, has been accepted.
lies Ava, a wealthy English woman at
Chicago, who tried to rust the standardol
living in the slants, is reported to the po
liceas missing. the had received that
using letters
The appointment oi Mrs. Virginie 0.
With, meal the ludiana lady runner
misbelngnrgsdaaehiatoltho
merit 01 live stock oi the World’s (sir.
lee. flnsdith or us a stock terns.
Es-Cougrcsaman Clarke, oi Wisconsin,
died at Watertown, X. Y., Sept. id The
body will be taken to Keenah. Wis.
Adjourned by the fence.
Bmonuros, N. Y., Sept. il.~llt the
Democratic wardeaucuaes hereoueot the
hottest lightened in years took place be
tween the Jones and Ylower [salons in
the First ward P. J. hie’l‘ighe, leader at
the Flower (action, was elected chntrman
by ten majority and appointed P. W, Cou-
alugbsrn, leader at the Jar.» (mum. on.
at two tellers. The caucus had nearly
clossdwheutheery was reiaed that Cnn»
ninghem, the Jones teller, had counted
flower out. The crowd's npreacbeda
Vans, Sept. li.-—Rumors have reached
this city that conflicts have recently oer
curred on the Alghsn treaties between
Baaeiesandughan troops. The rumor
may have some foundation when it is sw
unshared that General Allhhanotl was
mostly arrested in theeapital at
Jewish Colonisntlon association,” regisv
tend, the other oi which will he in Low
don. Its nominal capital is armed). to
”.000 shares at not each. 0! those, lisrou
Maurice de Hirsch subscribes to reset.
haven llebrcw autism” are named is
the articles - owning one share each:
Lord Rothschild, dis Julian (loldamid,
Ernest John (tassel, I. D. Moeetta and
Bank-tin Louis Cohan, all at Woo,
and Hanson Rainach and 3. ll. Gold-
aebmidt,otPsria. This lssvcstbreesharas
’enallottad, and doubtless these will be
closed to representatives at the United
States and Germany;
(Meats of the Association.
The objects of the association are to as»
istthellumlgrstlou of Jews lrom conn-
trisein Europe and Asia, where they are
an to special taxes and disabilities,
toother parts at tbs world, and establish
colonies in Keith and South America tor
agricultural and commercial pow.
Theassoeiatlon takes to itsell full rights
tocarry on tradc,eommerce and all in-
dnstrial operations which may facilitate
the objects at the company: to purchase
property. securities, etc.
'0! Infill“ to Dlvldswdt
The whole property oi the company and
income arising from it are consecrated
solely to the work in view. Sous ol it can
ever be taken, directly or indirectly, as a
dividend or bonus.
Notmoretheahall the capitalists» he
applied to acquiring property, buying
lauds, erecting buildings. etc. The rest is
to he applied to expenses of transport and
otherwise to aldstlug emigrants.
no Governing led).
“the musing body will be soon-ii at
administration consisting nitrous three to
six men, who need sotnuuarliyhemm
here at the company and who will be
elected lor five years. ‘l'hese will have no
salaries, but will have their actual es—
penscs. This council will appoint direct
ore, three or less in number, who will get
solub- and he required to have no inter-
est whatever in any business and devote
their whole time to the work 0! the cons
puny.
Do Vreyeiast 'l’ulhe You...
Pants. Sept. IL—Jl'he banquet giraaat
Vaudeurre by M. de i’reyeluet. miniature!
war, to the french generals whoare tak-
lngpartinthe armymauuvemwas up
patently selected as the occasion lorthe
French government. through it. do freyl
clues. to give utteranntoltsviewaupon
thepeaeeprospreteoilmrope. ”Janey
duet made special relereuce to the pecilk
temlenciesot France. The leading ideas
oi the maneuvers, he said, was totbvos
lightessnd to givssscrelseiuthedutiw
at a commander in chief. The results
showed that the supreme min-send had
worked satietectorlly.
The labor Congress.
Bursitis, dept. ll.—-.hdvicas from
London State that the Worhiugman's
coupe. at lie-castle is being closely
watched by British politicians. who appear
- teheawshsnisgtsthe fact that the do
euteetothastateeee rhs'l'hlrl
dhtria chose (team Cos. J. ll
aadJJJIaahteueh. Allshade
autorl'lowerssdbethcoamttoor
llill'eelsalnlasatiow.
W Oats-gs In China.
Wssslsoros. Sept ll.-1'hs departs-std
oletatehasrecslsedetaiegta'hledbpateh
ire-r themlsistsrathhia reporting that
has scarred st lehaag oaths Yea.
Klaag river, and that an mtehtish
issioaaslse
liberationeottbcssdsieutear-urmtin
amlllieu and e hallo! werlunen.may
haveapewariui lelueues upon the poll
titsatthai‘wlule. Thecowgrcaahaslsad
the and children allowed toth in lac
trshsatthlstsel.
loud-ls h (la-ado.
Ottawa, Sept. tL—Ths assets commit
tea as railways he reported that the
charg-ot sorru use at “mullet the
suhdd granted theprovinceol Quebec
des Chaleurs Railwaycempaay
that those
Pleased.
While-At the “at
theltatiewailiastsiaalssscsiatieafiersrs
herd lsaaiey was asserted
in
gt
m. .. no
this DEADLY unnk‘ilrow ”
sun THE FATAL oLsew'or me even
- STEALTHY “SEA Pusan.
Dengue-as tissue currents Alo'sg the
Item-low They Are Produced and
low They Iay lie Avoided—Advise
“at I!!! lam lime" load.
The many deaths by drowning on the
New Jersey'oosst have caused a great
dealof «risen-eon. Some attribute the)
lease! young Brokaw tothe preeminent
a "sea performers say it won simply
on ordinary undortow. while the oono
ecsvative claim that it wee neither.
'l’homsjority u! people do uotknow
the didaenoe between a tide and a cur-
rent, but believing the words to been-
ou usethem indiscriminately. A
tide is the alternate rising and falling of
the waters cauud by the unequal ultrao- _
tiouot tltesun and moon, while a cur:
tent is annoying of a mass of water;
thetmayor may not rise, huthasonly
«redirection. Currents are smuetimcs
produced by strong winds. but geocnlly
by a dilemma of level and the mudgu-
ntion o! the bottom.
The drot thing to avoid is the under-
tow, which is always strongest in water
aboutwelstdeep. l! the bother would
venture out further orremaln neutral:
above he would escape the etruuflh oftbe
undertow. Thisdisturbonoeotthewetcr
is confined to no particular locality,
though it is stronger in some places than
in others, owing to the trend of the
shore. Itlscnnscd by the rushing out
at the weter under the surface utter be—
lug thrown up on the beach, and lush
wsyestrongestiu an angry curt. One
may judge o! the strength of the under-
tow by the height at the waves as they
break and the velocity which they im~
pert to objects along the beach.
The explanation of the undertow is
simple. The upprunchim waves haves
velocity depending upon the strength at
thewind. So have the receding men,
butthtsisdne to gravity and deponde
upon the male of inclinatiow ot the
bench. The breakers. therefore, with
their greater velocity, run om the top
at the waves. while the rec-ding water
keeps below.
m ”snow “m rum"
Eddies are simply partw current
that take on opposite direction to the
parent atrecsrn. and are produced entirely
by the trend of the shore. Wherever
there Is a recession 0! the bench or
‘ r ‘ Ono
'pochet, as it is called. there mil be Own“ a“ “an
T
Mrs. N. Fawcen,
found eddies. They are of nowhere
quence, however. and of little or no den-
se! to tho bot'm'r.
We new wine ton disttlrbztme oi the
water, the very name 0' which carom a
panic among bothers. Thomas plus"
haeuoplecc in physical gmgrnphy: in
lact,no scientist hulicigued to notice
this phenomenon. Webster do» not
even uiwudefinition u! it in his un-
abridged dictionary In The century it
“defined as"u swirl of the undertow
making a smell whirlpool on the surface
otthe water; It local outward current
dangerous to bsthors. Also called sea
pouce and sea purse.”
HawthoWeapuat'isfimednosclv-u—
list states, but in allmobubility it in due
tothesame counts as the whirlpooi,to
which It it closely all'wd. When two
currents. with dilleront it!!! and drilts,
meet at a poitu in the water. the result»
not he motion 0! rotation. with a diner-
etcr and velocity depending npop the
W with which it meets. The
whirlpool or "sea plus" is gimss nus
lieu of tramletiou. which it takes trust:
the stronger o! the two cum-ma. Now
there Is alien a slight nontherly current
setting parallel to the time slung the
Jersey and long island coasts. This
sometimes meets another setting to the
westward and at the union of the two is
Insured the "sea pure.” which moves
slowly tothn southward and eastward.
mus contrasts.
This westward comm: may be due to
strong winds, or tea stuns: many miles
out siren. For away to the eastward,
thwatalsptled up and driven land-
ward. where it is Mb and radio
mired. hthisway it in “birth”
the "seam” me he Mined trades
cloudless snd u unreal-d water.
a bother he caught in the swirl,
l
in}!
l§i
rt
‘3
, with action 0
our handsome nuits‘tvill gratify it for you. There’s no more danger '
in predicting their popularity than there is in“ prophecyiug the rise.
i L’I‘hb‘mim «letting
lid 'k’anuong
campaign I lpf 1891 in open. I,
WW '9', with a'Boom‘thutfihae;
big B. - It is; just'abont time for you .tob’egin to think of what
have to ofl’er yen. .fiv'l‘he timer tobuy is when a/styleweomee in an
the place to buy-is where the style approaches as near? as pots: e
to perfection; ' If, you take any pride in your personal appearuuoge
of . to-morrow’s sun.
toll! out! not: All!
To
M. 3. sm 1T H’S
Insurance Building, South Norwalk,
Who gives you one more opportunity to buy goods cheap before
the Fall season arrives. It would be well to make your purchases
for the balance of the season, for odds and ends of stock must be
sold for what they will bring, and we are pleased to show them
and give you prices not more than cost, and agreat many articles
immediate want or not, for
“ BOSS ”
Larch g5! Oiseail
See that each Boss
biscuit is stamped
Does your grocer keep the
THIS IS OUR LIST EFFORT OF THE SEASON ON
SUMMER GOODS.
Fall goods will begin to arrive in’u few days and the balance of
Summer goods will be stored for the Winter.
———-.OO———*
Boss Cracker?
- .l
Fawcett’é
NENOOIINITEIS FOR
MllllNERY!
No. I7 lain Shelli.
Formerly 3 Water 8L, Norwslh.
June remnant” mgr: its; to-day toil:
withou pee colour. at .
o ti. and Lace Mitts.
owns 1%.. 4%., “c.
h. Don‘t iurgstt number,
lest to .l. 7. Bennett'- dry goods state.
No. ll Isis Street Iorwsll
7 MAIN STREET,
Now is Your' Golden Opportunity!
The balance of our Hosiery and Silk Mitts, consisting of all
styles, for what they will bring. .Will be on exhibition on our
first right hand counter. A few more of those Ladiee’ Ribbed Vests,
in quantity about 15 dozen, will close them for what they will
bring. Exhibited on the further and of same counter as Hosiery
-———» 400 ~--
Another Split in Ribbons
F. HAYES
WWW hislnoat market
No. B Nonh Nain Street.
Will supply the temple at this vicinity with
“tonne-at line a!
Fresh and Salt Meats,
POULTRY. Etc..
To be found is the stole.
F. HAYES,
NO. 6 NORTH IAIN STREET
V Iii ii iii “’1'“ NORW'ALK.
, v: [Li’s-Lt". ‘
: ltsamluaelu
t:. It. Pass-s Clea.
it'll to I’ll-
Omen, incl Main Street,
lulu-n". m
of which we have quite as quantity, and customers in need will
do well to call upon us this week, for we are going to sell them
very cheap.
Muslin Underwear
The Mame of our Ladiee’ Comet Cover-e, Hamburg and Lace
Trimmed, sold for 40c and bile, sale price the and 35c.
Balance of our Indies’ low neck Corset Covers, solid embroidered
yoke, usually sold for 756 and 80, reduced to 45 and bile.
Balance of bodice Night Dresses, lace and cambric, rutlle trim.
ming, Mother Hubbard and plain, been selling for title and 98, re-
duced to 65c and 2" '.
Ludieo’ Mother Hubbard Night Dresses tucked yoke, Hamburg
trimmed cold {or $1 50 and 3! 76, reduced to ex 25 and 3! 35.
Balance of our 750 Shirts, tucked and cumbric ruffle, for soc.
Balance of our Ql Skirts, Hamburg rallies, for ?5c.
Balance of our 01 25 and ti 50 Skirts, deep Hamburg “ounce,
for .1 l2 and Ol 25.
Beacons. him
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shelter 1.
, lathe: ,mzm misfit! hr. at. meme.
”lanai. d. bouts. manna“. mt
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misuntMaod In, -
PIES“
OENTS" FURNISHINGS.
Always sold very cheep at our place, will be sold cheaper this
week to clear up etoch for the colleen.
A complete line at Gonte’ Underwear in all weights, to be sold
at a lots with the rest.
Hammocks and Bpreudern to be sold with the rest of the above-
montionod goode regardless of cost.
MM
WOODWARD’S
"m Monthly Musical Magazine
To be obtained at our place only. The beet method of obtaining
high-close lint-lo at low figures that has yet been cited. Five
we or annusl subscription {or 31.
e
W
(Ill. « '13.
lea than cont. Come while you have an opportunity, whether in '
piecesofthelateat productionotthollneet musical writers for
L in
retrain-crouched Sum
Dealerln
Oils, Glm,’
Couch Colors and Vurniehee,
Artists’ Materials,
Combined Chair and Step Lad
der, 62.00.
MoCloskey’e wood Filler—Beet
in the Market, $2.00 a Gnlloni
Pmnti , a
P3 r- anging,’ .
Ca cimining.
79 Washington Street.
(OIEOORV'S POINT)
SOUTH NORWALK. - r »- CONN.
NOW OPEN. ,
ROlTINO. RlTIIINO lNO FISNINO.
Shore Dinners aSpecially.
Aetsxe will oonuwt at South orwel
w lb trains on the Sew York and Nu}: Rave:
railroad.
:1”. E. POWER.
There is nothing, (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman’s labor as
much as Dobbins’ Electric Soap,
constantly sold, since 1869. Now,
why rub and toil, and wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
washday, when this perfect soap
her, and save your clothes P If
you have ever used it, in the 22
you know that it is the best,
purest, and most economical
it, ask your grocer for it now.
Be sure and get the genuine,
l . ,
REM! THIS we, ‘13:.”312':
WEE Lime. 3mm:
of Dobbins'Eleotric units [out here of
snyotheraoapmedo,anditwill,itueed
as much work as any other. Item in
but a very slight udvanceou thntol lu-
1. L. mom a (20., '
W" obit.
I. O. JENNINGS.
And dgeler in
Will PAPER NO OOROEIIS.
r. Hordeandilhildi all”
umrm resume“; natal; owned.” "
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C. L. OGDEN
Pins and Speellcatloas Punished.
todoallhludsolworhhythe
or at
mine.
is provided, to lighten your la-
ycars we have made and sold it,
soap made. If you haven’t tried
with our name on the wrapper.
mmidered, in urriv~
'l'lwre. ismtnuohreal puma-Jupiua her
weanling to directsons‘ , do roux times
ierior soup. lnsistupon
Patel Reagenctltlm, Pm
hi North Main utters. Bo. Norwalh.
Sample lit-ole oi full line latest
men Intimates cheerIully given.
1 am prepared
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GIVE ME A CALL.
ONO! NT FINE Ill! IIIEI. 012,
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