,l'IlI‘l’ in
.86 .Washlnxton Street. .
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
1m GOLDEN. llitor and Premier.
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New I'm-k Herald Weather Yunnan.
In this district to-day partly cloudy to cloudy
weather will probably prevail. with rain. like-
ly to become heavy: fresh northeasterly and
aourhrasterly winds. with alight temperature
changes. but increasing sultrlnesa. On Friday
partly cloudy. warmer. sultry weather will
probably prevail. preceded.” rain, with fresh
to hrlsk southerly winds. becoming variable.
and followed by clearing, and on Saturday
warm. fair weather.
SUIITII NORWALI.
What the People of Our City are lining
and Sari-x.
Mrs. William Benton. who has been
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minim:uz THAT WE sun. A
(4) put mu Will or
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2:3» seriousl . ill, was somewhat improved ttr
Ginger .,,_ ’
,L for . 25c. George Jennings, the Tolles street
laundryman, moved his family toilidge—
field yesterday.__
Charles Bosch. who has been very ill
at his home on Girard place, was down
stairs yesterday for the first time in nine
weeks.
—-I’ure ice cream In hall pint, plat and
quart boxes at the Depot Restaurant.
‘ dents-rams
Elixir of
Calisaya
-—AND,1.
PLAISTED’S
Heel Wine
‘ and Iron
ARE TLIE BIBT SUMMER TONICS
YOU CAN USE. TRY THEM.
Only 75c.
IHI. Plaisted,
Dru ggist.
43 Washington 81.. Su. Ilomalt
Commodore Francis Burritt of this city
will be the guest of Ash Bond on board
the yacht S. C. Bond, which sails in the
Iarohmont regatta next Saturday.
The two dyuamoa and four cases of tit-
tings for the South Norwalk Electric
Works arrived in South Norwalk on the
steamer City of Albany. last evening.
Inaddition to the attractions announc-
ed yesterday for The Knob. Saturday
next. it has been decided to have a lant-
ern [anode of the hints in the evening.
Edward Douieus, James McGarry and
other Lockwood avenue boys will give
an entertainment Saturday aflcmoon in
the Sons of Temperance hull. South Slain
street.
George II. Schrick, collector for Ray-
mond Brothers. has rented one of R. H
Golden's sirroom houses on Madison
street,andhas moved his family from
Newark, N. J., to this city.
The City of Albany's excursion to
Coney Island. next Sunday, will leave
South Norwalk at 9 a. m., and returning
leave the island at 4:20 p. m.. giving the
excursionists about five hours to see the
sights.
Foster Brothers have purchased an
engine to force water from the well on
Bell Island into the two tanks. from
which the cottages are supplied. The
engine will beueod only when there i
no wind to turn the windmill.
Francis & 00., the Washington street
chthiemflm to keeptheball rollingin
their line of businetn. They carrya
stock of high-grade goods, and the firm
name isa synonym of ammo dealing.
They have mado many friends and kept
theta since they established their busi-
ness here.
:ImWO ofourman frichdswhoask
It contains l erewlth publish
ula for making it, uncar ”can be
first. mire tdke uncouncc of the spirit of ratio-
lotion. an corrall nanti tyof good council-ore:
wet into a table- fat of the
salts of patient-e.adtllng at t same timea
f these w exten-
sl h”that Life‘— wfatgpingat the
ulof tbehoaaoiuso hope.
with thebailinof Provide ”elite.
l mutt-en partof al ) a
clue nlilne triamhl
E“ autumnal-am u been?” arlf
m‘ ”I'M ”I!" It‘ll
hthe composition. Wethen
of these to a barmonlout
proportional canton nav-
orl Jamzmtofgmnd attain-ti:
the of
Having tested“ title medicine the doctrinal all
tired. all-eons,“ feeling: and lb:- Illa for til-ll
w con
celery Iqa- mendedto
-—0wing to the largedemand forEagIr
Bottliquorksaoda,saraaparilia.ginger
alc,rootandbirnhheer.etc..it1aearneat—
ly requested that all bottles should be
returnedtotbeatoteyou porch-elbow
ofassoonasempty. Initiation.
The veterans of the Tenth regiment.
“newest. loxatoulk ”?i’t'rlglp I. I Caleb w n
. k r ”a .1, 1m 6. '., nthis town, ood, P.
filmfii‘ifli‘” $.33: rlvea animal-rig lioneilJaaacBowe, Nathan E. Camp-
and
bell,Johu Ici’hsraou. llmry L. Webb
and William P. Smallhorn. are making
prepaiafihutoattead, on Septsruber Ii.
WWI the W in
Captain ll. Rowland will amt this
sfternoononhiseloopiienaA. Rowland
onahhkigerubeofteu days to New-
porblledhludaadllantucMwhsre
heupectauicaptutequantitiea of fish.
H.H.Edmtou.ofl)anhury.whohaa a
cottagammad andJohnthich-
udaofstinlkllorwalk. willaocotnpany
him. "
There were two large excursion»
llotoll’ointyeeterday. One was York
lodge,ll‘o.m,l'.and A. it, of new
York.Vkocamauuthallyndet-t8tarin.
audtlieotkerthaymtoamtioual
Sunday .vihftli’ came down in
vehiel. .varlotakiads,hayeartapre-
We. nineties mildew
numberotwframihaciu. .
,. in a arm}? fond initaalf:
mummfiomutbatwto
Nontbone muscles“ fat. This
aaklof WNW iaa
Mined. mmnmwuameal.
nuafihWMm-om
Mountaiutheareatar misfit-tilti-
no
em
. 'Oatiuealmakae fatntbsrthan
brawn. lost peopleeatthat which
manhunt ihmabtnr care for
valaeof thiaor that asaaartlele
that-M anch a thin. at Mill
utoakaowlldnd llientare
Mmeatwkaat.
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will always stay in front and striiare
dealing always makes friends. ' ‘ ‘
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South Norwalk.
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John Lyon and wife,“ ofio Da street.
are the parents of a boy baby. bornTuea-
dlr- , - M. _,
new. BALM-rd. Dell-g. Womb
in the Westport Congregutional church.
mam -- a . , I
J. A. fllnbril. of Washington street." is
now the head chef at Landlord lmn' in
Cali Pasture Beach hotel.
Means. l-‘iukclstein d: Oopplceon have
opened a goat‘s furnishing store at No.
170 Washington street bridge.
lira. William Godfrey, of Vanandt
avenue,celebratcd the fiftyeeveath au-
nivermry of her birth Monday. by hav-
ingafamily gathering at her home in
the afternoon and evening. A supper
was served and a pleasant time enjoyed
by all.
George Smith, the veteran carpenter
employed by J. R. Raymond, commenc-
ed the work of wainscoting the dining
and sitting room of Edward Qaittuer’s
residence, corner of Clay and Franklin
streets. E. E. Gorham. of East Nomulk,
has a force of artists decorating the
house.
The exodus from Dell Island has he—
gun. The Cincinnati party.coneisting of
about twenty~tlve people, started for
home Monday, and C. G. Durant and
family have retumed to Bethel. There
are numerous new arrivals. however.
Thereareuow about 200 people on the
island, which is the usual number dur-
ing the season. ._.
——Reasonable prices at Lane's depot
restaurant. Openall night.
A notable society event will take place
in the Congregational church. Dal-ion,
September 8. The affair will be a double
wedding, the brides being the daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mather. of Brook-
Iyn, who have a summer residence in
Darlen. Miss Jessie will be married to
Howard Bell. son of ex-Represeutative
Charles W. Bell, of Ilowaylon, and Mien
Eva to Charles Iiitch, of Newton.
Court City of Elms, No 5, 033, Ancient
Order of Foresters, of Sew Haven, will
hold their annual field day and excursion
to Ilotou l’oiut. Saturday. The follow-
ing courts have been invited: ('ourt Lil-
lian. city of Meritleu: Court Capital, city
of Hartford: Court I-‘ruitful Vine and
(‘ourt Abraham Lincoln. of Waterbury.
A shore dinner will be given at the [thIll.
The steamer Sunshine will lmt’t‘ New
Haven at 9:15 a. In.
NORWALKL ItEWS.
A lire-1y Budget of Items from the
Bomhhdof‘lowa.
TheY. Li. C. A. devotional committee
will meet this evening.
Ex~Senator E. J . Iliil made a speech
in Strutford last night at the raising of a
Republican banner
George Clifford licehun and Miss Min-
nie Estella Stewart, of Wilton, were
married 'I'ueaday evening.
The Painters’ union will be represented
in the Labor day parade. I’hwnix En-
gine company has voted not to take part.
Fourteen members of the Alpha Wheel
club enjoyed a run to Compo beach last
evening. They went in bathing and boil
it good time. ‘
The "attains of William lbw-y, son of
Citation “my. who «lied suddenly in
New York Tuesday. were brought to
Norwalk today and taken to Pine ls-
land cemetery for interment.
._mc.vc|e boy's PM” ”0”?“
Mitchell’s. M M . __
Augustus Crawford and John Self,
twelve-year-old boyswho have been at
the County Horne for Children on West
port avenue, bmme incorrigible. Upon
comphist of the county commissioners
Justice Coo'idns rent them to the-tale
reform school at Icrideu. Crawford's
mother is in BMW lath-owing a
totem for drunkenness.
But! It It
'I’hecabinetfur ,C. A. Quinlanl‘s loan
of mlnerahtothe Center school, which
a being erected in the higheetgradc
moanhahouteompletsd. Ill-eight
feetinheightandten feet long. 'I‘hers
are three mparttueute with movable
shelvesbchludgiatsdoora. Underneath
the cabinet part are handily arranged
mpboardaand drawers. It is made of
opium-Mk a decided ornament
totherootn.
Yesterday afternoon latter Carrier
Gleaming, oftheliorwalkpmtolllce.
audaladyfritaidwsut to Rotor: Point.
'i'beywereataudiugouthebeach. watch-
iugtbebatltwavheaagirl about four-
tetuyearrufmeameoatutthe water
and Map to the lady asked
hertueateforhtr nag. After cumin:
mauswmn-nflmwwitu
muummhfiwmtytsm
tar. Island the via: our to Ir.
Glenda-ting
ltegardlugtharupurt tiatOouradEa-
gsl will chalked-Item fora
tmdollarpriardlallommm: "itr.
~A. Die
s4 wasmucrou
m mtg, oommiatloimn one...
for proposals for furnishing coal for the
County Home for Children.
WEEK 0. ‘ln tum opens l”99¢},
niittee mat» the mount: up.
tummy menial: to ore-m and 33;
W ' “rm
The DHILIMII of the )- .‘ma‘t'ui on
districts will hold a mucus at thu town
house this evening, to elect delflglilpl to
the state convention.
-
William Bertram, Arthur Slauaoa.
and William (lockefur are training to
enter the potato race at the liremeu'r
tournament in Waterbury September 8.
Joseph llsaly, employed at the “0".
walk home railway company's stables,
was kicked in the head by a fractious
horse yesterday. He was only slightly
injured.
—-Pure cotlee with pure cream. he. a
cup, depot restaurant 0pm all night.
The W. C. T. U. of Norwalk have been
invited to participate with the Smith
Norwalk Union in their regular meeting
Friday afternoon at 3:30. Let all the
members he .weseut.
Among the entries for the September
meeting of the Derby Driving moch-
tionare the following Norwalk horas:
2 .2? class, Miss Ilunter; freeforull, Lu»
cille; 2:40 class, Epinc; 2:24 class, III.
Hunter and Shipman
last evening Officers Dunn and North-
rop arrested W. H Brown, of Bridge-
port, who was lying drunk on the side-
walk in front of James \V. Ilyutt’s house
on West avenue. This morning Justice
Coolidge sent Brown to his native my to
work out a line of .2 and casts.
III-v, l-‘. E. Robbins and family were
driving along Newtown avenue last
evening. when their horse stumbled and
fell. The shalt and a portion of the bar
near were broken. Augustus Sewedtnb
happened along and helped the pastor
get the horse up and repair the damage.
The Republicans of the In rat and Third
districts will meet at the town L to-
morrow evening, at So'clock, to elect
delegates to the state, mugresaional.
senatorial and probate truncations.
They will also tnkenctiou in reganl t0
the formation of u Harrison and Reid
club
Eddie I’hillipsmgud nine years. who
has been staying at the Norwulk Military
Institute this summer. took it into his
head to gonway yesterday without let.
ting anyone know his whereuhnubt.
Colonel Roberts allows his boarders
plenty of liberty. provided they let him
know where they are going. Young
Phillipe did not think this was my.
When he did not come home to dinner
or euppenantl wm not in his room at
bed time, the colonel became weaned
and tried togetsome clue to the boy‘s
whereabouts, without succeat. Early
thin rimming thcctdonel went to Hiillip’s
room and found him mug in bed. He
awoke him and demanded an biplnnu-
tion unto how he got in and where he
haul been, buttheboy would say oath
in. The colonel punished hitn. and it
is believed that the boy will tell where
he is going in the future and get to bed
at a tumble hour.
Ellis as "Canal Caliper."
Charles T. Ellis and his superb mm-
puny will be awn at ”mic "all, next
Monday evening in "ileuntl‘uper." It is
the opening attraction of the mason at
this popular play ban», and a large au~
dience insure to be present. The New
York Telegram says:
A bigger hit than was antiei ted has
lawn-cored by Charla 1' Elle but the
New Park theatre. in his latest comedy
metre. "Carat Casper." Not alone has
a personal hit. but the catch
he made
tainmeut. as a whole. has when favorabl
commuted on Iir. Ellis
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enter- upon the-scout! ascomlwrekol olhb en~
ement at the New Park this evening.
m white plothoric box office retpmy
ruled duringp the past week. the maua~
gentleman“: sanguiiie of “a still
Inuit for themlngw
pla have ”ahead mouth-led! mam?“
y Whay-"and and’are whktledoti "a;
Why is This Allow-d 'P
Elmore! Masha-Can you inform
thereaidenteoftheauutherupartof the
atywhopaathrwghWameh’y
putter are allowed todutnpthcir fir»
blue on said Water street. Why not
alknvthemtodumpltuullalaeiraetov
mas-«teat Patents.
Thefollowlngwere inn-d August I.
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We have also received Queue cl Sixty .Doteu Domestic Hose. which we shall ieli at 100., or
three. pair the. These,” tn addition to our regular lines of Hosiery, will make a large and attractive
assortment. We are unto you will find them of excellent value.
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STREET. SOUTH
Peer-tr LvouLLLLrLLNLow.
Pleasant Paragraph- akoat (hr and
Other Paula’s Friends.
Attorney James T. Hubboll. of Nor-
'.v 2,”
"N’. P. wmt’ub‘i‘r’, ‘of ram. kill, for-
earlyaettideiit inure N. I. no in
tailor“ . . .
8. N Benedictanddaughter, of Hart-
ford spent yesterday at the Norwalk
Hotel.
Harry Street. of Ilarieu, clerk for Ray -
mood Brothers. is enjoying a well»earn~
ed vacation.
ltrs. J. 6. Gregory and Elise Dotha
Pinnco, of West avenue, b'orwaik. who
have been traveling through New Bruits.
wick, and Nevis limits. are now at Old
Orchard, He. They are enjoying til-I
trip. being infatuated with that part of
the country.
ROWAITIIN.
Miss Ella Hilton is unending a month
in the Catskills.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hilton, of Ridge
field, are visiting Commodore John llil-
ton.
MISS Edith and (llenn Fletcher. of
Glenn cottage, expect to return fmm
Michigan, September 4.
James E. Stevens and Edwin L. Tut»
tie and family attended the reunion of
the Seventeenth regiment in Stamford
yesterday.
Frank Theal. operator In the signal
tower. moved hh household effects from
I‘m Cob to this place yesterday. lie will
occupy part of the old L'ltasmar home-
sit-nil.
lint. Charles Lowndre. Mr. and lire.
E. W. (italirey, kilns Mary Thomas.
Eddie Thomas and Fred Lockwood were
guests on bond the steamship I’ucnit
Bismarck. yesterday. in New York.
Marguerite. daughter of iir. and Mrs.
Stanley hiwndmdied early this morning
of cholera infaalutn. aged two years.
The funeral will be held from the home
of her [urents Saturday afternoon at 1
o'clock.
E. Thom has purchased a piece of
property and a hum of Harvey Ackart.
slanted in the rear of the latter‘s house
on Main street. Mr. Themes has given
C. L. Ogden the contract for a thirty-
lont addition to the barn.
IIAIIIEV.
J. Murray. offlx Ridge. is improving
his residence and have.
Captain Paul Uri: purchased a new
mount, iluudsy. of B. F. ltile. Iioway~
Inn.
The llarien bail team will go to West~
port Saturday afternoon and play with a
club in that place.
Ilr. and lira. Benjamin St. John will
celebrate, this evening. the anniversary
of their marriage.
II. A. Springsteel, of Armouk, has
been comma! to teach in the 0x Ridge
uchnol for the coming year.
During the shower last Saturday after-
noon lightning struck a tree in front of
George I". llatce‘ house on Brooksitle are
raw.
Smith Keeler. (7. W. Iotrnsbury and
Jan-ea Whitney attended the reunion of
the Seventeenth regiment in Stamford,
ycatvnlay.
Clarence lie“ and Alfred Moreholuc
have n-turned fmtua trip to the Timu-
sand Manda. who-re they spent part of
their nation.
'ihumw and elder mill belonging to
the late Henry Rates will be sold at auc-
tion next Thursday nun-mug at lOo'clock
by James Mitchell.
)1 s. Mather killed a um wood-
chuck in his yard yesterday afternoon.
A party of men and boys had been look-
ing for it for some time.
Chris Larsen launched his now sail-
boat Sunday. Ilchas christened it the
Merry sunday. It wre built by Alfred
8mm and is a beauty.
The Blmwood school h helm panne-
ia’etf thb season than ever before. Be-
tween fifty and sixty persons enjoyed
Iti- Davh’ hopltalltyoveraauday. .
A mean trick waepiayedoulohu
Emailing loudly «suing. John spout
nearly all day slamming and returned
lwnmtiredout. Helefthh claim at a
state while he went to the poatotllce.
Wheuhsretnrnsd the clams had mys-
teriously disappeared. 0n the way
home he scouted something suspicious
andgoingovertotheballarouudsfound
a lrcaud the ruins d hll chm. The
mum of the bivalves had
been consumed by a number of well-
knowu young men in town.
film lull u I. 'llll'.
Thelawallowtngthreedays’graeeoa
anotedonnotamytorauslclana'fhey
multtaksuptheuotmatdght or they
matadue,orthawhole will no to pro-
unto
lieurv~laude,taay I kits you jun v
r
& Son,
NORWALK. CON’N.
GIVE ME THY HAND.
Give me tbykand Ifthouwonldatknowthe
VII.
louwterpand lone.
That had- fromdarltnesa intoandlulday-~
Walk knot-lone:
and. wtththyhaudthy tritium! fear-no
we.
larlhavswalkadthethornypathbsfore.
lbmmfltryokmmycliil. mains
Andltamd In
mommmmwmmm
Falthbringetbtbee.
Walknotbyskhnbutbythytruetalone—
Thyionruey endethatthcgreatwhlte throne.
Abldelame. Therebnogrielnorpain
l have not known;
But! would bearand suffer all again
To keep my own.
These know my voice and follow when] lead.
To failing strength I give the aid they need.
leernathyhandandl willleudtheeou-
Oh. look not back
h’or faint; thy sins of all the years are gone—
Oh. look not back!
Thtiaawhom the Father givethmuaremiae;
Abldeinnio as branch doth in the vine.
—CbicaguNewa.
The New York Girl Analyzed.
About the New York girl-vi like her,
but I do not love her. She is kind, amus-
lng and daring. Her kindness, however,
is often the result of policy, and therefore
of her gowns commands your respect, but
you would rather she would not devote to
much time and thought to them. She can
entertain a man better than any of the
other girls, but it's too apt to be any man
and not just one man. If she marri' es she
makes
"stunning” wife. I don't like that word,
but it’s one that must he applied to her.
She talks unwell and somuch that half
the men in New York look like tools be-
they are anything else.
She is not afraid to discuss anything;
she gets in the way of taking things that
are not quite nice entirely as a matter of
course. She’s a good mother in a way.
She dresses her children sensibly. and sees
that the drainage In the house is cared;
she don’t believe in cuddling them if they
happen to hurt themaelvesJorthat hap
pens to strike her no nonsense.
She hasn't enough gentleness. Thereare
a few old fashioned words that will never
apply to her; one of them has been much
mlgarized. it is"hlgh toned." Think it
over and you will see exactly what it
means. Now, she’s not that. She‘s too
low in her tone, and there will never wine
to her that perfect elegance of manner.
carriage and richntaa of heart that was
meant years ago when this word was need.
i like her,hut I couldn't, if I had some
greatsorrowJayharemyhcartsndcxpect
a great sympathy from hen—New York
Cor. Kansas City Journal.
h-M Archltecturo.
The lombard style of architecture, to
which our Norman is allied, placed the
support conspicuously in the wait Of.
great thickness. with large blank spaces
tell their work and their capacity to do It.
The ornamentation is subservient to the
idea. Shallow. and,
oneth not value it toomuch. The fit _
a good housekaper. and she's a “9"“
cause she won't allow them time to prove . .
unpierced and prominent, the walls plainly »
L L; 12mm
torrential.
webs vs.
‘9‘ To thosewhourosuno eyed
ridyour house of thnniuthree
DeathtoWute tel-Bugs.
LEADING
l22 Fairlield Ave.,
'l
J. I. OIWI’IN,
r tor a barrel at 8
mm on a picnic 9%...
Look out for the babies and keep them
using Moody’s well-known Aromatic Syrup.
REM?MBER
We close at Six o’clock on Wednesday evenings.
CHAS. .ETLSLLEY'MOIIR
with Water lingo—We the:
days or no Pay. by man's Bare
in may lioqith by
rFl‘ourm
all the
GROCER,‘
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk,
coon PAYING Pdfirto’its
“SECURED FOR GRADUATE AT— "
I HE NEW BUSINESS ,, loam,
Bridgeport. Conn.
{litres Ilépartatents~llusineaa Telegrapby. Slenogrupby and Typewritlng.
MunmwtnnM-ML Mmmiwmcoannr
us rev.
"no... 3. acre...”
flealEsIaIeandlnsurance.
WASHINGTON smn'r.
Persons looking; foralot. or how and lot
with the view pun basin . are Invited to
call and examine our ibt. e have them for
Elli! in every part of the city at flammable
prices and on easy terms. anal i
enter.“
BOVEBS~PaId while learulmr. Au: ly at
thsmrset factory of Both &tioldschmidt.
nail 1w
Auk YOUNG man to drive ortler w
takct‘areof horses. Inquire at
market. North Main street.
T0 "LET.
I 0i'5’E mrnv r North Main and Ann streets.
. six room.» lien! 91%. \" abr in; all
modern lflillhiV|m9I1I~ i uttage nf . mum at
No .6 \S-alnnrd avenue. Apply to E.
wa
on and
.Iiayee'
and! ti
TEE" house Tnylor_ avenue 'ID: 5 moms
'a Water street. 35*. brooms. kl avenue. $5:
farm house. barn. warden antl pastarnge
Emir: six rooms. Ronnyton. Sll. Rayumntlt
‘ III)
I-‘LIDB BALE.
NE iron safe. Irwin. one email disk, one
. lame cherry show (m9 feet long, one
sample trunk, one water tank four feet narc-
’l‘..liaker atlmlnl: ~tr.rttor sails):
(L‘IGAR elon- )0 ti Main street .L\nernIk.
hold cheap to cash tustotm r. Apply to
Mack Roth. No. It )lain street. Nut-walk
Inuit 1w
0an road Immereu )enraoid. Apply to
I“; L. Volt-mine, I56 Washington street
bridge. South Snru- ulk. nut; In
in Silt—i uiuTiiniiii
The well known and pop alar American
House and Restaurant, located at as \fain
street. bomalk. Conn. It (obtains twenty
furnished rooms and has beenestabiished thir-
teen years. good business.
'I‘lieeonllnuetll ”health of the iroprietor is
the only use for selling. This as rare op-
pennant” for the rigbtpar Willi Terms (ash.
XC. COLLINS.
k.
LOST.
l REWA RIL~ Cluster pin containing
ruby sum-untied by diamonds Prob-
aly lost In tween Franklin street and lander
block. A liberal rairewartl willbe paid for it:
return to this ntllte anl' . im
gnfrrtammnls
the surface of the wall into prominence.
Where they are planed for window or door
the bowling and molding in perspective
increase the idea of strength The arcadi'ng
points to the depth. The circular arch in-
dicates the solidity of the wall above. The
circular windows were adapted to empire.
size the notion of power.
In the Egyptian the wall is unnoticed. in
theGreekttreceded fromvicw, latheBr
rantiue it played no part. in the Hormone
It is chopped upand scattered, but in the
Iombard, without buttress or muster, it
arserted itself as the main element of cup-
pwt—Ioudon Tablet.
no mum in» the Beat.
A well known dealer, who bashandled
ahiploadaof fruitandiaasgoodanauthoe
ity as any in the city, said recently: "It is
often amurtng to see men, women andchil
dreu picking out, as they believe, the
choicest fruit at the market standa It
therearcahailadoaeularxeoranguwith
in right they will here them. even if it is
necessary to overturn allthe not in the
box or barrel. and thiair true with moat
all other vat-twee that are told bytbepieee
or damn. They invariably get the poorest
specimens of the whole crop and yet are
not aware of It. Very rarely you will find
a person who is a good judge who will at
ouceslae up tbebeavieat manger. ham
or bananas. Irmaulltas of site. and
capture tho choke“ fruit.——~I‘hiladelphia
The Study of ' _ V.
The warm state of linguistic education
the roost unsatisfactory results.
vary imperfectly learned and than general
Iy situational in after life Even
learned themselves rarely pursue than on
less they have some rem for
doing ”connected with their profs-tonal
Wall-can. Modern rancglccted
alum-tat touches the auieatwhan they
are notwanted for Italian purposes on
mmt'sillptl. nominate have.
A M
It the Hut-Maren and Imbal- af the
Thin or m
Osman-naive»: tea-t rupertlunyla.
vitetito participate in tbelabordev parade
to be habits tha‘lowuof Monm-
6th. M Yours motility.
corral-rune: PAIADD.
Hr
Gluing ,
MUSIC HALL.
Monday, August 29m.
our-:xtsu or rat: SEASON.
The Recognized iii-glut; ('o out-dial.
ELLIS
I.\' "In NEW PLAY.
“cum BISPEB”
IIIMirt-zu St w York Sun- we
“The Old I'anlioncti II in e."
Hear ’ How I have Illl' Habit-a" )
:Tbe Sweetest foxtrot .lll."
ELLIS 9 .... ........
“l aying Pony with I ans-er”
sing “Have a limulurt with lie.‘
”Oh. ' Philip Vchnehler'
(““0le I. SEE? I (“ill I. A‘i'I'.
ORIGINAL SCENEIH' AND El‘l‘ll'i’rb.
Seats on sale at usual place», auzfl
The Democratic elrt ton of the Pl t
Third mm; harm. of Norwaik ar- 2mg?!
«I tunnel at th e'l‘owtt llnuse, Thursday even-
tttx. Ammo "‘i. at Ito riot-Lt fur the wrpoae of
e-lu lint: delegates to the state i onventiou.
Per onlt'l'
t TOWN COMMITTEE.
m oottrcrot's llIlTIIlE.
'UI'lt'E is hereby no to all Penna liable
1N to Con”, tart-a Infill. Town 0 .‘inrwalk. in
Countyof F'Idnlrfle .aatiB talc oft r-oanwtl
out on the t lhtof IWI. that I will
msalthera to receive said taxes at the Mine-
inxtlmeaaadp pilot-ado wki
I the atom of Hartford I: (but-nu. last Nor.
walk tdmnt town Lon Tamil-y. Anna-i :Ilrh
I“from lilo it’t'lot'l. Inmm. until t‘il
all
At the More of c nan-tn. win mm
till .Auanvt Him: from Its aim k until
At the A roillhble.
five?“- alum ca Wilym'tlf
roll Woofer! “mm, null] s
of
0“".
diam. mitten... up
fl malk ca Wetlands“. “
apt, in. m 9 o’clock. I mg: on It i
oekieka and from? outta-k until!
o‘clock in rimming.
Itr. . r. (tithe-tn. at J
nomenmu
II M mu .m Dill”,
«Emmi ii. at. JOHN.
for-aid Hm «Kuwait tuna
(9 “Amman
" can alum
constant Bras
.LIVEIIY atlUAllllNIi ,
STABLES,
mitt III“.
nuns}: ,_
- I'thlLNOIPAL.
‘ , , , ”sun
Bnlllam Saratoga Season
E ‘1. I892.
very. outlay. to close of reason. Monday
magnum“ it‘i‘illiw'iif
Springeparkg. in Palace Phllmans. Concerts
unaso usuuurrm. worm navs' visrr
88.50 - TOTAL €051. — M
The magnificent Pompeia alone w
visit. For stopping at the finer hnte‘llnkntill‘if
creased affirm; of one dollar (aim) and
to rips to
Gregor at extra low rat 3
leaves 50th .‘v’orvvnlk this 3m. “my '
Magnificent 4 days' visit to the ;
COLOHSAL VEXICE OF AMERICA.
THE THOUSAND ISLANDS.
martin Tuesday. August 15.
I riday to lowing a. m. Eat km“ ever;
by ele ut steamer. Fairy rug.
lightfu timt- fill um- rs all expenses to flood
hV’LlL'liL n millelxfimlc to Grand Hotel.
I) " II III I
walk atbzh'iu. m. nlnaves South Nor—
Obtain tim 'T‘onnectimtt Tourist”
IEIIANH infoimatlou at the
contain.
oflice of it. It.
druggist and agent‘ 1-1;?) 3%. :litrleel‘leclrnle‘a‘llgg
GRANO EXGUIISIUN
—OX~
SUNDAY, AUGUST 28th,
Y’l‘lllt §TEAVEB
CITYB OF ALBANY
Sea Beach Coney Island
EXCURSIUII TICKHS, 75c.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK Ml! A. M.
RETI'RNIXG LEAVE SEA BE A(‘ II, COREY
ISLAND ifll P. )1.
EAST 319i STREET, XE\Y YORK i3) P. M.
an!!!“ tf
I. H. 0HOWN
SIIIITIIIV I’lUIIIIG. WEI-Ind
6A8 FITTING, TII IIUUFIIIi,
SHEET IIIUI "URI ~
In ailbrunrhes. A at for SUI'TI-l
RUBI'IKTSOA nI’L'tsitl.TlF~ and «$52.32:
“Min.“ Low i'HESbL'IiE STE)“
Herr WATER BOILERS. am
The Int-st line; LL"
Stoves, Ranges & Healers
Till, SIEEl. Milli IILU IIIUI
IIIIIE.
Special attention glut-ti toJ bhi
dam will heexet-utnl with p‘r'mntl‘il‘l'lnde and
tare All work done by unit—dues
at the lowest prices.
I97 WISHIIUTUI 8T. UIIIIBE.
Sl't‘L‘EX’iffli T!) S. 8ELI.ICK. ti II
Elgin and Within
All or.
workmen
WATCHES
I“ til". I'. BIL‘ Ill Ail) VILLII) OAS“
Silver and Plated Ware.
rant;
CIUUIIS, IIIIIIE. Ulll M0
W000 ill SIS
It’ll“! in all ltl’ I'll“
H. S. HOOD,
I. Mlll'l’ll KAI. man. ”I.
l': USN H (II
I \I INSTAMANEUUt ‘
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