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Sella-Water!
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Pure Fruit Syrup
,0 r. ALWAYS
Illllll,l_8"lllE BIN HIKE IT, IN”
'IINNENJIIBT NDllEB IllE IlllEll
; IN MI ll8T IlF 8Ylllll'8.
not us WHEN you WANT sour).
THING NICE. .
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We have lust Renewed
FROM THE MILL A CASE OF
SPECIAL
WEDDING
3 iSTOCK
‘ ' PAPER.
new Site. and or Plain.
IN NEAT BOXES, WHICH WE WILL
.83”. AS LONG AS THEY
LAST, AT
25 Cents Each
‘ w“ '—-... 7—-
OUR STOCK OF
Blank Books
BeheralStalionery
IS COMPLETE AS USUAL.
huffiii’ned,
Druggist.
earthworm. s». llnmall.
l ‘.;_ ..
x E
“’ mp§ ,
HE: err/fig},
For the benefit of our runny friends who yet;
what lnxalonlk contains I lt‘l’I‘WlIII pnhlhh
"mi Illa lermaklux it. um: mean he
re .
I Put; to “keloneonp‘ee oil thgaplrit Mir-NF
II I l 1 3’0 KI W‘ ‘lire:
we mlsufio t m n tablenpmnful oi the
fill! vat .lMifl at theater: timca
alrelyl at "1% “all" i" 'xl'l‘lm
u can . e- erinru u.-
with a who of the bios-oats of hope.
aweeteninz tin-m with the Mini ut l’rot alum-u.
"to! the no» Will of all) A
mam: genuine. frlemlihl ”hill lion-re-
numemmmhnwrl
II I; Q 0.5
mil tire of It a llethn comp-millet . We then
reduce the w
it: of tlane to a harrnonimn
' - the last all
WE?- ...'. m...
andt . mum
lr recommended 10th of a
‘ at:
affluent; cure“ diflp‘épwla arid “Pidgin:
MI
of me. out at
nnlaon. liver in union and makes the
weak Itmnx. Menufpenarcd II hold by;
,, fl. , r
.‘onboonl, Norwalk.
i . ) #133th ltaellt
mailman» mica menu lllatgo to
flew “with... mueeie and fat. Tish
cannot be Ialdol Oatmeal. yet Oatmeal in a
ma road: But m: h tumm- mourned.
iii-nub- af‘dw m not mention.
WWI!» murmur of build-
haw; cum-u lnakee fllrllkerthaa
irate , tram. Ieat Mhflllhtihll'll
, “without thought“ care for
the rate-of thleer that are-article
fl “M‘Mh such a thin. as eating
“hoarding u n kwmledged the nature
«pile Moo—anal. Therelmeet wheat.
10! anti-immune: Vi'heat out...
coherent-notice!“ a ,9
California Bleakfast
we: ‘
‘ m‘tfdi‘iliilH-MWJ-nmm
amt-finders turmoil-rumour»
a liar. Ilsa.
THE "EVENING Email.
J AMES GOLDEN. hitter and Proprietor.
‘. . . yam. nor-rel .
Notion efilgeflmilro] all
kinds. £0“an helium.
and not-"nu oalclktlai fopmawte private
interests. wept when an cam-fitment
ofmte appears in advertising column»,
are charged 'for at regular rum. “Leonie
a line. ” °
Illnlature Almanac hr 'l‘o-nomw.
Sun Rim Sunfish mulfl‘lde 113w 'l‘lde
at {>le attizti at 0le at 3.07
3er Tori Ilerald “utter Percent.
In thief-iatrlct today clear. slixhlly warmer
more sultry weather will probably prevail.
withing-1h southerly winds and a maximum
temperature of K) degrees or more. followed by
x thunder storm by this evening or to-ulght.
On Saturday. partly cloudy weather will prob-
ably prernll. with falling temperature. pre~
mind by rain and followed by clearing. and
on Sunday emit-r. elmr weather and westerly
winds.
SOUTH NOBWALK.
What the People of Our city are bolus
and (bylin-
The Thousand Islands excursiunist will
be home tonight.
Engineer'l’homas Dougherty. of the
Dzmbnry and Norwalk road. is away on
a vacation.
The trainmen on the Danbury and
Norwalk railroad are furnishing a room
in the Danbury hospital.
The I'nanimoua club. of Sew York.
comm-used of politicians. came to Dot-ion
l’oint yesterday for a shore dinner.
-—Dou'i forget us on bathing suits: we
have all kinds. M. S. Smith.
The steamer Huntington brought a
large party of excursiunista to this city
today,mnny of whom went to Roton
Point.
Harry Inneand Danny Rust-tell. both
known in sporting circles here. are to
have a boxingmnteet shortly. Both are
anxious fora light to a Illlltlll and ar-
rangements are nearly comidett-d.
Councilman A. B. l'oley was sitting in
front of li. V. Stoycuo‘ grou‘ry stoic but
evening. when he. slipped and went
through the eellcr window. cutting one
of hishnnds. llenry bl. Jennings saw
him and pulled him out of his predica-
ment. thus preventing him from falling
into the cellar. '
.. l’urc ice cream in half pint. pint and
quart boxes at the Depot Restaurant.
The "warm ware” now covering most
of the country between the Atlantic
(rims! and the Mississippi valley, will to-
day iuoroeast. with thunder storms in
its war. reaching this aeolian tonight.
It will be followed by the northwestern
gcool wave," which will ntl‘ect this sec-
tion somewhat to-morrow and Sunday.
The attraction at The Knob tomorrow
will be a ladies' rowing race at 4:30. In
the erenin‘g the grounds will be illumi'
natcd and there will be a lantern parade
The novelty of the affair will no doubt
draw many members of the Outing club
to The Knob, and that the aim»: will
be greatly enjoyed IS a foregone conclu-
sion.
Miss Lottie May Head, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Head, of 190 South
Main street. gave a birthday party to her
friends and [donatesymtcrdaya Among
those present were Ilium Gracie Moran.
Kittie Miller, Violet Hoyt. Master! Bertie
Picmn. Charles Stephens and several
older people. The children report hay.
lug bad a splendid time and Lottie to-
ceircd many valuable presents.
44in line as silk. as pure as gold. Lar-
mcr‘t; death onlleas and mange. Ask your
drought. for it. 25 canto
Arrangements have been nearly com-
plch‘d for a “wound go with hard
my... mum lawman... oi. Bridge-
port.and .(iaiirge Sexton. oi Chic-once,
lines. “calm wither-m all at the
mom“: “IQ. W Hill“ Fl“
tolerant-nonrandom. Sextouisa
heavy weight and gained notoriety by
training with Jim Corbett and Bob Pill»
aimmona. ____‘_%_._
Suppmnhl tolhereport printed in
Tar. Sunni. yesterday regarding the
city's electric light plant, it may be stat-
oathmhc'm'chmam the way to
South Norwalk; some of it has already
arrircd. Mawolthe pola- are on the
ground and thinkingoftbem will be-
ginnextwoek. If nothing you wroug
the-current will be , on September
20. ‘Alltho work perfiiaingtotheplanl
hubeen doncmofarabpoeaiblmbyhome
art'uaus. “W
My ' m children'- light
and will!!! thG-r , in late
rarietiin at nth Bath’s.
TumumouolthemamerJa-ierl.
”What era-lug. war a very
aljoyabl mm. and war nna-dad by
aboutllltpm non-mm
atmmmmmntmd‘wdt
on moral We. The tell to
WWW. Tia-boater-
dream-utmndldtulw.mt-
unbukhsouthllurwrlkatl «dock
» v
5* . .3.
‘5 we like or
. in yesterday‘s poplin and W us to
run- near .0 m Inna
litmlgoamiofialer . - coining
bodyinPanmot-‘inany
86’ Washington.) Street.
South Norwalk. ‘
i ‘J‘
* long made 1108
x‘
We .1)th
‘
84 WASHINGTON
Ilr. leOuire. on; of Raymond Bro th-
ers' driven. takueaoeption to the item
atnte that no mill will take place. as be
Imllrrwellmwlfimfly ten-w ..
\g, I; *“U, .W' 5; l. l
The Odd Fellows have the, retinal 0!
lhefi‘vilxpl momma. nsouml steamer
with a enmity of 3.000 monitors. for
their exeuntion Labor Day to New lion-
don. where they will \‘isit the Odd Fol-
low‘s llontc.
-——A new arrival of ludim’ light weight
blazers and reefers at M. S. Smith's.
Boating awociatiou Will take place to
marrow morning oil Seaside Park. lo
the open sloop class, twenty-tire feel and
over. the honors will be divided between
Commodore Burritt's Commodore. and
the Frederickaou llrotheru' Tern.
Frank 8. Robinson and Louis Ray-
mond, employee at the (hinooliilatul
freight depot. meired a good shaking
up yesterday. They were in a car arm
ranging freight. when the switcher nut
another wriulo the one they Were in
with considerable force. throwing both ,
men otl' their feet. A
«Pure notice with pure cream. Fm. a
cup. depot restaurant. Open all night.
The address by Rev. II. A. Schuuiller. .
of Cleveland. Ohio. in the l'ongregation. ‘
al church last evening. want QXtT’mIIllgly '
interesting and inspiring. He explained .
various methods of instructing the lluu- I
garians and said that it was essential that
oneof their own nationality rhoald be
engaged to instruct them to nature intr-
rests in the work it is program] to take up
here.
—Bix lot of ladies' shirt waists to lit-l
sold regardloat of cost to-day and to mor-
row at M. S. Smith's.
F. Hayes has brought suit against I'm-
l’mir R. D. Boliannan and Dr. l'harles
ll. Bahamian for H. which lie clailm
was tholots he sustained by being run
into by a team driven by the former. .\lr
lluycs' delivery wagon. it will be re.
uremia-ml. was standing in front of
Gould lioyt'a house on South Main
stn‘et.a few Weeks ago, when it was
struck and overturned by Dr. llobannan'a
team. Tlu-cam-‘ni sci down for ahear-
iug August ‘29.
ll. I). Randall‘s horse took fright a at
train this noon while atanding in front
of the new municipal electric light plant
on Harte street and ran away. going up
Spring strmt in attempting in mm (lip
corner to go down Washington street the
horse slipped and went through Mm.
Perry's fence. becoming \t'cdgnd in such
a manner that a portion of the fence bad
to be torn down before the animal could
be cxtricated. The wagon undamaged
to the extent of $3 and the louse was cut.
— NOBWA Li NEWS.
.\ llreexy Budget ul llama from the
Borough Bun ol Turn u.
T. S. llorison'u Lucille trolled 2. 2. 4.
3. 3, to in the 2:19 class at Springfield.
yesterday. ,_..
linrr Smith, who has been seriously ill
athishomc on Main street. is idigbtly
better today.
The Austin Unite- liar company N‘llll‘ll
their difficulty with the jnnkmru yeah-r-
day and work was rammed tip-day.
The county jail wan inspected ywlcr-
day by the. county wmtuieuiouera. They
found everything in lint-clans shape.
—-Renaonnble prices at Lane's ill'pu],
mtnurant. Open all night.
William L‘.Coatelloand Mm.Nelllc Sulli-
van were married at St. Mary's parochial
midcnce. Sunday evening. by the lbw.
W. J. Slocum. John (I. Mulvcr and Miss
Marie Beirno were alto married the name
evening by Rev. Slocum.
The Knights of Columbia hare made
a claim for damages againat the llycm
Excursion and Navigation company.
ownen of the Iteamer mom. on ac-
count of the non-fulfillment of the mm-
lraet to take the Knight- to (Mwnllnn
(irore.
J. ll. Amtln, who left Norwalk a few
“eke-go to trayel with ilnnllug‘r cir-
cue for a couple of heels. ‘feli «into the
good moot bio employer. and at won
no chance offered he wan put in charge
of theadvertisin; car. The company II
now tron-ling in Wat Virginia.
Yesterday Deputy Sheriff Toner, on
behalf of lheConaoctlcut Brewing com
pany. of Heriden. and liollahon a Wren
of Bridgeport, toned paper- ,upon Peter
O'Brien, the proprietor of the Allen
Horne. factorlrinahlru lolheatnounloi
”.macmuatofdebtwwedbyJoeph
male, illoformer proprietor. in. O’Brien
owuaomemouey on the place, but in
willing low in: noon at matter: are
mighteaed.
--We have all the new styles of genla’.
lulled. and children's collm and cello.
It. a. Smith.
'l‘lnboyelmirofflkl’aul'e churchm-
joyedlbelrllntplcaieyoterday. Tiny
embarked on the yacht Nellie. under
ootamxnd of Captain Jeuulup, from
Bdtheeler’rdookat 8:!) o'clock.
ml Illed down around the wrecked
Theauntml regatta of the Bridgeport L
will begin fleptembrr 1.
The “lineman. Benton. liorehouse and .
mined families. of Weet. Main sin-at.
'nmpioaielngatCompol-wh tolls!-
; At the meeting of St. Paul’s (diaptetlf
Brotherhood of St. A'udicmlaat evening.
the subject "Vacation" was taken up for
debate. Its pleasures and disamioinl—
them» were fully discussed.
Charles Werner and Conrad Bagel had
a fool race last evening from the form.
er's some on Main street to the watering
tank at the head of Cross street. Bagel
won and Werner was obliged to treat
the crowd.
line. Mr. Inngloie. of llcllu-l. will
pn-aeh in the Norwnlk Methodist church
Sunday morning and evening. On the
Sunday billowing. the church will be
cloned mallow the usual summer clean-
ing. A
Yesterday the Sunday helm-d of the
Find Baptist church pit-nicer] at l’mttal
lbickambout a mile this rude of Stamina].
and one of the mint beautiful own on
tlii-lfonnccticut shores. high up above
the water of the Sound. with a mag-
nilicicnt grove of trove, affording ample
shade. and amimth grainy lawn 5pm.
ulmliuding. Easy of new. it :Illorda
all that could be desired for a day'e
outing.
~0wing to the large dot-land for ling!"
ltottlzng Worka lulu. sanuimrilla. ginger
ale. mot and birch lm-r. etc.. it is norm-5b
ly "quested that all bottlco should be
remrnoi to the store you purcluuu- them
of as soon as empty. IA'I'IS & Un.
Mr and Mrs. David Workman. of Bel-
‘ den avenue. entered a cmuplaiut yesteh
day against the. O'llrlens, their next door
neighbors. Deputy Sheriff Toner served
the warrants this morning and the no
cum! appeared before Justice Austin.
.\ir. O‘Brien asked for a lr'ttlmnt'mant
on the ground that he had no time to so
cute counsel. and the case was tul_
jounml until 3 o'clock to-morrow after
noon. The justice notified the O'Bricne‘
however. that If tlicy‘gat’e Mr. and blrn
Workmauany chine for complaint he
would have tlu-m up for «mutt-mm of
Hill"
Jamm’ Ii. Cull a lianbury ncwsmaii
wholmsnmny friends in this place. is
beginning to think that he I! an excur-
9mm Jonah. He made arrangements tom
and each time mine llulikikt‘ll for cir-
cumstance arose that pnyvntod. lle
madcap his mind that if he could not
mum ancxcurtsiou from that place. he
would go from another. So he went
to South North“: Wednesday to go with
the Knighm of l‘olmnlnu to I lotiiwalltou
lln- n-acbed South Norwalk all
rightliut wan among the l.‘200 pimple-
who Wt'm disapiminted.
lilh'h'.
A apt-mid nimtiug of‘ the .llpha Wheel
club was held last evening to appoint a
rounuitleclu cooler with a committee
of the Nurvll‘nlli “'ltH-l club regarding
tln-prniuu-d bicycle rare-a to be given
by the licntlo-nwn'u Driving inundation
at their (all meet in Scptemln-r. After
the trawling the club spirit a social even.
int; calling watermelon) and other relrt'nh-
"It‘lllfi. telling ntorit-s and playing games.
II. P. h-ouurd and it. 1.. Pitcher, of
New York city. who are touring through
this section of the «mutry, were gut-iota
of 'tlie club. They started east this
morning. acconilmniul by President I).
W. Raymond. who rode a short di~lam~c
with tluun.
(Willi 1'" II Ill \' lill.
New. and lineup of the Day I» But
Hunt-II.
The tlclcgate‘of Volunteer lluoe coin-
pally to the Statemnrentiou WM ii. [-2.
Herbal).
Mr. and Mm. Waller Blackburn. of
“inhuman-gown! at the rut-sideline I)!
John Tryou. llireniide avenue.
Irving llolarrlsou ntprmented the hilly:
Ilowcr Hook and Ladder company at the
annual Blue «invention thi week. i
John Chittam. of Osborn arcane. who
hadan operation performed two weeks
ago in the Bridgeport bar-ipital. is int.
proving.
street enjoyed a picnic in Rankin Wed.
ocular. going there in a carryall. wanton-
etlce and 0th" rohlclee.
A npeeial meeting of the Mayflower
llook and Ladder company will be held
next lionday evening for the purpoae of
taking action on two invitations, one to
participate in the helm day parade and
the cater to cater e hone laying contest
to be held in Waterbury, flopternber B.
Them light company in laying a
WWNMIMM. bum Colo-
nel m‘lohoolaoflh. A new pipe
willaleobeHd, extending the M
malntotbeBeItAnnue II. E. church.
Arabian: Pmy'a new but factory on
lieplearenuenndtothom in Ran-
dall‘s block on Vauiandt avenue.
”All”.
lite. Bates, motheroflra. 8. (l. Billi-
mau. .lr.. died yesterdey, axed eighty-
oue yearn.
WM
new
It .1!» “all!
a. 2%
“may... u .5 q...
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We havealeo rocolived a case
Work on the [no oflice improvements
times this season to go on excursions.
Another of the mick-Into of Henry, .
“ . ii... i L m..- g.
.1 1 BY A SPECIALTY in
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STREET. SOUTH
I‘Blll'l.l IOU KNOW.
Paragraph. about Our and
till-er People'o leeada.
l 1 Samuel Darla. of Denver. (Hm. is via-
l‘iting‘hki innate, Ir. and lim-l. Davie.
maul city. .
t in... liable Vanderhoefn of lien. are.
lint-.illwhlillg Mrs. 'l'. 8. Mari-m at. Ship-
puti Point.
J. ll. Benedict, the Norwaik newuical-
min taking a day oil to visit his old home,
Hartford.
bliss Florena little. of South Main
street, left yesterday for a week's visrt
with relatives in New Haven.
lbw. George VanAlatyne. [ummr of the
Norwalk Methodist church, who is tak-
ing his annual vacation. Ielllnw at Beth-
leheui, .\' ll.
E. l). Kceler. of Norwalk. who has
lam-n attending the triennial unit-lan- of
the Knights Templar at lk-urt-r. t.‘ol..
returned last evening.
lira. t'liristophcr Jobnslonc. of Hart-
ford, in the gumt of her mother, MN.
limrge VanAL-styuc, at the Norwalk bi.
l3. church [mmnaga
Mitt. Charles Solker and family and
Slim Etta Sonia. who have been spend
lag the past four weeks in the Shawun-
gunk mountains. have returned to their
luiilm on .‘iorth Main street.
I'lrmul
l-anst E. Wood. of Wayne county.
New York. is viaitiug with his cousins.
Mr. and lire. ll. H. Fillow. of l‘ht'etuut
street. Nnrwalk. having been to New
York in sec bis‘brother. the Rev. Frank
ll. Wood. a graduate of Harvard. who
sailed on Wrdumlay last (or Madras.
ludin. to be gone five years.
ONLY A BAT TRAP.
A Domain Aroun- a Family to Look
for a flair Under ller Bed.
t‘riesol'flurder!" rang out from an
upper Window of a Slain street house
about Ill o'clock Wednesday night. The
. whole family was aroused by the cries
and it was a night-capped procession
that \n-ndcd its way to the servant's
quarters in the attic. from whence the
cries came. She betweclml them tuopen
the door before she was “kiit entirely."
The women folks became thoroughly
alarmed and tried to max the man of
the hour» away from the door. That a
Woman ebuuld be assaulted in his own
house Was too much for his some of
honor. however. and ordering the women
folks. who wet! huddled together on the
strum. to lock tbemselrea in their worm.
be picked up a chair and snatched in the
dour. The sight that met his gaze I'll» a
t‘lrllllt'lll nllt‘ and the nitualion ml ritlivu~
loin that the brave man dropped llm
poker be bad muted for his own protec-
tion and sank down on the floor convuls-
cd with laughter. Themaut girl was
in Ilt'l" night dune. and had one foot upon
the bed while the other waacaught in a
stwlrat trap that was chained to the
tool of the bed. As soon as he could rc-
gain hie coutpnrmrc be released the poor
girl. who was terribly frightened. The
worm-n folks. who heard his laughter.
tame from their hiding places and clus-
tered almut the door on be ntleaned the
unfortunate from her predicament. lt
eta-mu that one of the youngsters of the
fmuily had been up in the garrel that
day and bad carelmrly left. the trap net
in the N‘l’t‘ulil girl's rpom. She thought
that instead of being l‘:tll):lll in a rat trap
a tuna was under the bed.
‘IMuga meant to be Funny.
liobbcr (a home minnow—"Well. I
don't know much about Mr. .lohnival.
butldon’t think much of a man who
get» home at night in the state he does."
.\ listener-”Honda you know how
he units home? Are you courting lily» nia-
rey 2‘"
lumber—~“No. but I painted bin from
door last week and the wuod round the.
hitch key hole was jabbed into deep
hob-ti."
A tiny orphan darlu'y, hardly old
enough lobe wry accurate on the sub-
jcct olgootl and evil. wan in men at
l’almerialeiy for ole-ling. During his
,rtrial be broke out in a lamentable wall
and behind in defense: ”I fill” if all
'yourbeeteetbrotbenan’eiamhu died
when you wot little an‘ all the bad one:-
lived. you wouldn't be any better'n I be."
"cm "A woman can't conceal hcr fceI‘
iuga."
Hhk—"iflh'l. eh: the can kiss a woman
nhe balm."
lle~“\'ea: but alto docan't fool the
woman any.”
A out new an well by night an by day,
and sings rather worm.
“That man is a ‘vory old accountant
who has weathered many financial
storms."
“80 I should judge. He looks exactly
like a battered figurelteed.” .
In the mountaine-«Sbe—“linat you go
back to work tmnonmr. Harry f” Ito—-
"It is imperative. Hand. 1 need the
M'»
Gallant Drummer (on the porch of
hark-wool! Itorek"(?ea l help you to
alight. Ill-i i"
Jilin Liddy Green (who baa just ridden
up)-—“No. thank ye, air. 1 don‘t enioko.”
if a New York millionaire trim a din-
net at 6th avenue and lath-treat.
ll .00
HM Curetocttre
ego-{Me
vm. i~>l
.. "Val" ‘ at"
.u. M5 0w. . ., .
ut‘in placing an telecommuting“. 39.1, we have jun wivea‘onntionpnnn Dozen
HOSE, with our own alanip, dirpct ffilotn the mills: in Germany, in. gradual bridal drain illicf‘lo
inoperpnir. - . ~ . ‘ '
”Wins
cow's-"m. “m... .,
a .
wombat:
of Sixty Dozen Domestic Hose, which we shall sell at 10c., or
three pair 25c. These. in addition to our regular lines of Hosiery, will make a large and attractive
assortment. We are sure you will find them of excellent value. ‘
v ‘ .
A. 'Dickeri‘nan 8L. Son,
NORWALK. CONN.
“one LORELEl."
".I love you.” I said. in the gathering gloo-
Aa we wandered slowly toward her bolus
"I love you above all else.” I cried“-
Sho more and more on my arm rolled.
In tho upirit haul of ctyplidfl.
“Hove mu," I said. and a tender blurb
Arena in the went o'er the evening‘s limb.
fillOVQJM" , an thalliu- unulow
on her in ricbncu my.
W le footstepo taut-red in places slow.
"i love ymi"—my mm ntulo around her form.
While her tau-am: ulnmk in the auddon storm:
The star» looked love from their nests on
. high:
The “wt moon tmilcd through the tree-
near by.
White nlght crept gently from out the sky.
“'1 10".) you." I whispered so low and sweet.
While my lips searched round in her hood'a
retreat.
And two lit-arias boat In the lhrob of one.
So ennui-uh did the tuurw of our love then
run
In holy calm. when that day was dean.
"I love you!" in anguish I later cried
‘lllid the ruurim.r wan- uutl the rushing tide;
Ami chords of a hopeless night hung dark
Above and arImn-l my taming hark.
While the wild winds shriuked a fateful
“Hark!"
"I love you still!“ from arrow the wave.
Roth-d the answer erim o’cr n yawning grave:
The air is» filled with a soulful high
0! the siren luring Inc on to die:
Too into I knew 'tn‘aa "Db.- Lorelei."
—Exchanze.
NATlVE AMERICAN TEA.
late la [la Name and lloate of Proplt
Like It.
"'I'mle that," said a tea merchant to a
reporter the other day, no he handed him a
curiouidy shaped bowl full of athin, brown-
ish liquor with mouthing that looked like
A tobacco pipe resting in it. bowl down-
ward. The reporter put his lips to the
stern of the pipe and sucked at it can-
tiously.
““"hat is it 3" he ISIKHI.
weak tea.”
"That’s ju-xt what it is." mart-red the
merchant. "but it 's a brand of tea for
prettysurcyon nerertastcd before. That‘s
a genuine American tea—grown in Amer-
ica. cured in America, imllgeuoua toAmer-
tea and consumed in large quantities for
years by hundreds of thoumnds of Amer»
teams, and yet 1‘“ be bound you never
heard of it.”
“Perhaps not." admitted the reporter
guardcdty. "What state is it raised in!
In some four story brick tea farm down
here in Water street. n-sxmnsihlc for it?
Willow leaves. arsenic and a patent es»
some of thoiuc. or oometliiug of that sort.
eh?" '
“Xot at all." said the merchant. a little
indignant. ' "It's a perfectly genuine and
unadulterated article. ‘th native state is
Paraguay, and that country miccx enough
for its own coimimption and ammo)
pininds annually for cxwrt to other South
Aiitcriirau countrie-u"
"0h, South American.” exclaimed the
reporter. “You misled me by saying
American."
"Did it" said the merchant mrcmttically.
"And why. pray? That’s one of the an-
noying peculiarities of this people. They’re
too nlut't‘lil’tl to art tin-machine: distinct-
ive name. but in a lordly way dub them-
sch-ea Americans. They speak of Brazil.
lane l‘nnaullnns. Chlliaax. Paraguayan:
and the other millions of Americarut as if
they had no right to that title at all.”
"But about the tea." interrupted the re-
porter apprchcnz-irely. "What do you call
itl"
“Mate in lite mine of it.” replied the
merchant. "pmnouiictrl ‘mateh.’ And
many South Americans. are very fond of it,
You have juror. had the pleasure oi drink—
ing it in the natirc manner. That curious
bowl is not made of pupicr macho. as you
might think. but is a gourd. trained into
that. ahape while mowing. The natives
are expert» in that line. and by binding the
green gourd here and there with mini“. or
bending it one way and another, they make
it takeadli'creity of ahapes before it be-
comes ripe enough to be cut, dried. scooped
out. and ruled as it utensil.
“It will not stand tire of mun», but. the
match first put. in the uourdmnd then
boiling water in poured on it. After a few
moment» a pipe or tube is inwrtml. and the
liquor is then drawn off by auction.
"\Vhltt luflkrl like the bowl of the pipe."
continued the tea merchant. as he lifted it
from the liquid and allowed the reporter to
examine it. "in in reality a strainer. which
A
“It. tastes like
mouth. it ht made in the shape of a bulb
or ball. mud this on.- in a curlmily in its
way. for it it all rum-n by hand. in very
llnc urchin-u. front a IpVI‘II‘N of dried grate.
Metal ones are more common. and ”It! rich
have'alLri-r ntrnlncr», Thin is an old nlylc
one. andl \‘nluo it on that account. it he
called a bombilla—New York Tribune.
International lone-y Onion.
I believe that there illiquid bcnrcduo
lion in the min on international money
onion. At pmieutlt in eight cents on n
it" order and forty-lire cent: on a 810;)
order. Thine rate» abould be reduced 0!)!“
half. Dr. C. I". MacDonald, Intpurlntend-
eat of the money order Um. ban recom-
mended the ' .. of the mar'
alumni. of a single international money
outer from .30 to ll“). Such a change
would produce uniformity in mpect to
lie and the international mint-y order, and
would. besides. land to mince the expenses
of the international money order hysteria.
inasmuch an for turns from Martian
mingle order would be required lulleu of
two, an at promnt.
Since the postmodern and clerk; who
issue the orders. and the exchange oilicerl
who certify them. are compensated for
their labor. not upon the burial of the
amountnol the outer». but “Don thatof
the number-of transactions at a fixed rate
per transaction. the lessening of expense
in the item of clerk hire in poetelfleea
would be by no means incmaddcrable.
There is a clearly increase in thin branch of
the government’s busineMwEx-l’mtm
ler General James in Century.
mwk-
A Infill: Poor Author.
When Dr. Johnson was a Mltlcnl. of
Grub street he made the acquaintance or a
poet named Samuel Boytte. who-e poem on
the Daily and other workti had earned him
high main. lloyne could not so ebrmd to
seek work lice-um hln clothes were In
pawn. to he lay abet with his arms throat
through two holes in the inateilre blan-
ket. which war him only covering. writing
And starring. Johnaou Hired enough
money to get Ill! clothes for film. but two
darn later Baya- wu- ln but] again, eating
atom of bee! and mulhmrnn unlined
the repented of his unit. ” might I:
well cut while I may.” he uh]. "for 1 mm
m dry-tone. whether! will cunt."-
.p,.i. l. .
a .5
:2 as.“
plm’t‘nla the ground! from. rent-hing the l
the maximum amount between the domeo- 1
Leave your
loin prices.
we Y0.
rid your house of them in three
Death to Water Bugs.
Look out forthe babies and
LEADING
‘ [22 Falrfieid Ave"
Taylor at Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASH l NUTON STREET.
Per-zone looking fora lot. or house and lot.
with the View of pun-liming. are invited Io
tall and cyaniilicuui' ill-I. “c lulu: them for
:alc in every pinto! the city at I'Plbllllltllll'
prlu-s undon tit-1y lrrmu. auh‘l‘ill
WANTED.
( ‘ ”ii. at l Fairllcld nycnuc.
I nlltif
\ lillili :t~ Hurst: for t‘lllill two year: old.
. Apply at it \\ mt street. South ‘S-H'Walk.
null'tll
)liAlilIl-IRS \\‘ I'Eli \Vdiilll lake 5.5..
aul.‘ in
. ‘ llllhll’l‘l'l'l‘IXT girl to do unto-r.“ lluuw-
“Qrk. Apply at l? liltnww-il art-nun,
Smith )tiru‘xtlk aulililt
(lllMl'l'I'l‘l'IN'l' girl to do general hulht‘Wnrk
in an ll family. {cleft-hem. Apply to
.‘lh. ‘i":ll;..'t‘ l. liq .ir‘c. Sn. 1“» Fairtu-l-l avenue.
South 3nrwrtlk. :ilfi II!
TO LET.
OI'SB lif‘llh't‘ mouth on l‘odtir street. .~\i-~
NY to b . ila) vs. North Main rain-ct. South
l
Xurwalk. illil‘
’l‘l) LET 'l’lm.» or {our moan to let so small
(study. Apply a! lltl‘l ”III! c. all iii
1““) runnien at lf’l l‘laiy Mn’t’l. plwmlrtlll
“luau-d. [mum-first floor. unit-Jr
"CBS “MEI-l l’I-fllllxr't‘llvlirl‘vr {lithium board.
_ laulltfa or gentlemen ai-t-otnuunlztted. 41
south )lnlu fillt‘t'l. hill!) tn"
’1‘” RENT" Home .\'u. .'i l‘ourtlnnei Place. 7
rooms. all modern iuiprmcmcnt. Owner
would like to retain tillt‘ul' mu rooms. For
terms apply to .‘Ilh. Neyumur. .\'o Sl‘uurtlund
an». auto ln
N‘t‘llll)’ o opted is) l’, ll. Miller
&(‘u .\'orth.\t.un altt‘r‘l. South Nor-
walk. ll '1“! dr-«iro-a to u" in'u grtu't*r\'
llil‘lllt'nh.lht‘ stock of lands in stun- will it;-
Nllll \‘rry cheap. Apply to John ll. linup i. it:
West street. South Somali. ' a]: ll
i‘iil-l no .
I Ol‘f'li corner Xurth .‘lt‘llli and Ann plrwtn.
nix rumms. Rent Sin, War- r in; all
modern improvements. ("tinge of 7 rootu~ at
.\n In Womlaanl au-nue'. Apply to E. .-\.
Windward.
[IUI'SE .3 mom‘ hilll tritl‘llrll- near Five Mllv
lln‘cr station. ht if u mouth. .\\ldh-.~.~
IIUK 2.1Illlktl3lull. Conn. in)? it
Vii“: house Taylor nl'l‘l'liit‘. 8hr. -’- rooms
A “alt-r ~ll’l'r2. 59; 5 moan. illv tin-now. $5»;
farm house. barn. garden um p. timer.
5i”; all room» llmnulr-n, 3H. lun'ninnd
um:- um.
F0]! SA LB.
‘tllt 3dr "l‘hc nizuliinr bustuc». plumb”:
_ .‘I‘ll’lllll filling an
s. Rnyumml. New ('un;
Ylt‘l'lll jabbing of W:
n. llox 151i, al? in
'l‘lll-I \llll‘I‘TllN‘Y Mich for sale thi- dr) good»
and nation department of bi~ haunt-u.
owinu In the illness of 3er. Joan. Slut't' with
llxlurw will II‘ rented cheap. .\ ml «bunn-
lnr u Lul)’ in make a good living. llcnr} JIllll".
Fir-1t int-mic. East Nut-walk. all lw
\ Htlllll road horw ten years old. Apply to
J .\. l . Valentine. l5“ “'asbiltglon street
bridge. sonil. Somalia. null- lu
)l.\ Nil 1..
tr mm: . .
South Nola.
lo. lnxmxl uvtnl'llnn. l’rit'e
Apply at No. ‘ l'mu ~trccl.
nullilw
IJDS’I‘.
( .\‘ llir‘ ”our“; nmir 'l‘rmil) clmnlhblue
and u luh- cinclmm «In-v wont trimmed
“Hit A from Lu r. l’lt‘tlr‘l‘ wild in I “ljlli him-l.
t'lf). ltmutd guru. Jittltozll
. a ,
)lX‘lil-I’l‘llllllh' I'unluinlng quite a «Inn of
limit”. lwtwu-n t‘nllou-lcr‘». I'uinl mul
Neill-bind. LIN ’lliurw/iy afternoon. Tb.-
tlmb-r will be Mlllhlttnilttll) n-nurdnl by re-
lurulng man- in this otllce or to Edward Mb-
blu. Five Mile River.
*1" REWARD. (‘lu~ler pin mnlulnlm:
, ruby mrroundrd b) diamond». I'rUb-
ably it»! ’N'INI‘e'" Franklin «rev-l and I‘llllllt’f'w
pluck. It Illa-ml reward will be paid for lta
return to thin Mill-c. unlit lm
Notice to Owners of Dogs.
’l‘llltuiulerfilgnnl jm-lhwuhlu- avan- hund-
lug In the Town of Nnrwnllt. bells-mm
tlutl llu- inhabitant-A of the horn. in their pcr-
mun and pmpt-rlymri- not ruminant, m or»
frmn injury rom (lug-t. do by virtue nl ibi-
authority rooted in us by the Statute law» of
thin Stale. hereby
Order. That from and alter notlm» lwrml an
provided by mid Ntntlltm.uttd nnlll Ul'lnlwr
wt. MIAMI dogs going at lame In lhlnlonu
ll be rm ntttulml MI to be im'u table of tlnltiu
injury loony wrunnwnd that a l dog-i found
at lame not I» married ulmll be killed.
llalml at anwnlk. Au u~t llllh. MB.
1‘. ll. I‘lllildllll 1. .
.l. immmx "mum-n. .imum
DANIEL l'. Mllllltl-Il.l.. of the
~ CHAN. ll.’l‘_l)W.\liil€NlL I Peace.
In]. lw h. M. “Kilt“ 000. ‘3
TN! llllllEllTllll'll NllTlllE.
'UI'ICE be hereby given to all normal liable
lopa) taxes tothc Town 0 Norwalk. In
the (‘otinty of Falrlleltl. lull Hiate of l .‘mmeeti-
“than the monument lint of it‘ll. that i will
uteri them to receive Mild taxi-u at the follow-
inxtltnes and place-a. to wit:
t the More of lint-ford a Osborn. Bani Nur-
walk {down townhon ’l‘umlay. Augie-t with.
me. from I" o'elm‘k. fnrenmn. unlll will
it.
o'clock, atterl‘too
Al the store of J. C Randlc. Winnlpatlk.
Tneeday. Animal :llllb. lllll. from Ho‘clwk until
In!) o clock. afternoon.
At the atom of It'lphunzo Dibble. at Knuth
Five Mile flirt-r. on mlay. septumla-r 12th
im. from MI) o'clock. alteration. until ll
o'clock. evening.
At the effluent the Tar ('nllfl‘inr N». l .‘dea
mph: Bulldl In the lhimuuh of N'ortralk. to
ob d Town of
fillet. me. from it o‘cm‘k. lorenotm. until a'l
u'elecli.aftcrtamn.aml from? o‘clock until 8
o’clock in the em ng.
. r. H. F. (tolelmrn. of J. Spencer h 00..
Main street and Jacob 34. laylthlJWaahi —
ton ammonia Norwalk. are a limited
melr taxe- for me and align me pm.
On a 1 taxes which shall mnaln uni-aid after
the let day of October. [ml lnlrml at the rate
of nine per rent. will be c 1 [mm the m
gull»! September. MR. until i came nil-I] be
I .
(mount: it. M. .l .
Collector in and for raid Town of Realm. on
the lint of l
mm at Nam-in. (’onn" Angina an. in.
no I!
W cumsloek Bros.
lIVEllY no BOARDING
STABLES,
target Till rural men.
out» :lt
order for a barrel of 8
When going on a picnic
To those whom-e annoyed with water bugs;..we
using» Moody’s well-known Aromatic Syrup.
map—ma
REMEMBER
We close at Six o’clock on Wednesday evenings.
CHAS. ET§EYM0UR
Three Dupartments—Buaineas, Telegraphymfitéuogmpby and Ty
’ Best of references furnished. . mull- mm moth... o ‘
orwaik on Wedneaday. Animal '
g _ ill mammoth
ugaror Flour at Rock
examine all the good’lhiliiogtt;
guarantee to
days or no pa , by Parson’s Sure
keep them in perfect health by
GROCER,
33 Washington Street. South Nor‘v‘Vaik.
Coco PAYING POSITIONS '
willCUItl'L'D Foll GRADUATES A'l'-——~
THE. NEW, BUSINESS 6
Mill,
Bridgeport. Conn.
ppwritiugil V
r - PRINCIPAL
5:5 8m
Brilliant Saratoga season
I 892.
Every Monday. to cl no i Benson ‘
Animal a». iniclmive. H‘peclllll mintso'flltiggenali‘
my??? .ip 31h:ltmgor.lzhmtnc nail-my:
. .. .
Spring PM“, in abut: l’ullmana, (loncorta
liilA Nl) lll-il.llill'l'l“ill. FOITII DAYS? VISIT
8&5!) ~ TOTAL COST. — 89.50
The magnificent Pomiaeia alone vmrt e
Vlhll. For stomping!“ thullncr bomb guilt:-
ucwst-d charge of one dollar (show and u :-
luarvh. Md» trip; to hike. limrgc. .‘ll. l\ r—
n'rmvr at i-xlm ow rat. 5.! '
lmxn SmithNnruulk loin him. imloga ”M"
Magnificent l daya' \‘lhll to the
twLusth \‘Bxu'i: or .umitim.
~ $.13“. “3‘7“!” “r ““99 "Chm“ Ap ,1}, at 'l'lll‘l THOUSAND ISLANDS.
:0. ..; It’ll!“ ‘lhnn l‘lnw. .Nt. _\nrw:tlk. cum “1".” Tupflay \Ud" 1 u- 14.. '
lutom A. ' "" 3‘. ' 'l I 3 ' - '
_. I t “I‘ “w“ Vin-law ft. towing a.'m. llxl~uminirixusdrlld3
. .. _ . _ ' {o ccgant nll'allli’f. Fni ’ - ' -
‘\ A;fl:‘;.p:}i”l\“\l"{gtm'f‘x‘f‘li iil’gl‘lnlg‘ tmhtful time. Sit mn’ers I?“ 251533393» 1.52:]
my. nil". Noru‘xtlh. . - ~ - - 1 hotel. hinnli extra charge to lirnlul Hotel.
Thousand laland tr'l l‘ -’ '
walk at tizlS It. m. d u tales bouth
‘ obtain the "l'onnccticur Tourist" contain-
in; full ~inf-irritation at: the ollive of It. ll.
.' lfl'lLll, 43 “Huliiuglon ~lrr‘et. leading
drug-gist and agent for llyigrlu and lit-creation
t o. jyl film
GRAND EXCURSIDN
SUNDAY, AUGUST 28th,
BY THE STEAIIER
CITY OF ALBANY
«T l) .
Sea Beach, Coney Island
Excellent wens}...
Nor-
l.l-Z.\\’l-Z Sm’l‘li NURWALK Stu! A. hi.
lll-ITl'itNlNH LEAVE SEA BEACH. l‘UNl-ZY
lSl..\.\'ll 13' l’. )l.
i1.\~'l‘ fills! STREET, SEW YURK 520 P. M.
aultltl’
J. H. BllllWN.‘
SANITARY PLUMBING. STENII and
GAS FITTING, TIN ROOFING,
SHEET IllllN \NllllK
in tell bunches. .\ rout fur Nil'l‘llAlll). .I
$1.33”??? >\l“_lil‘ll}i\l‘l.’l'lll-I~. hm .~.-1.-t..l..i'm‘t
. . U .U ' .‘b 'KE .‘TEAh
nor “'A'l‘l-Zi: BOILERS. 1 mm
The hum-t line at
Stoves, Ranges & Heaters
TIN, sun, "hm no men
was.
Special am-ntton giyvn lo Jobbing. All on
der~ will in cxm-utcd with pmmpiitudc and
care. All work done by first-elm workmen
ut the him-sf prlt'rr‘.
Ill WASHINGTON 8T. lllllllllE.
Sl'l'l 1255”“ T0 5. SELLS! 'K.
at ly
WATCHES
Silver. and l’laled lllare.
CIUCNS. MINNIE. 0le IN”
. wnnn cases.
llaptlrlng In all It: Branches.
H. S. HOOD,
In antl‘l‘ll MAI "It“!
In.“ ..
lMSMI'Ih,
’l n‘ lNSTANTANEOUS
HOTDGRAPHS. “
pHUTUHRAPHIC .
mums ,,
, far”
91;. the
a. o. maimed?"
Undp are
.1 rumor m , am tors
, ,mo‘ltm Wrm'
‘W‘ rum h‘ni’fimgfiifl
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