Evening sentinel, Friday, June 1, 1894 · page 4

 

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UTEIINOEWALK EVENING SENTINEL FRIDAY. JUNE 1,1894

 

 

 

 
 
 

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Mmpmintd: Ono month. we; three

”M II: month. 82.51qu your. .611).

Why ”VIM”. lac I wool. to be mid

to hunter.

“I. "Full—No. no Wuhlngtun ntrect.

loath Nanak; tolephonoi «H.111: 5.1mm:

. outta. No. ‘5 Wall Ilium. Norwulk; Ielepliono

nil. w: I.

V ‘ “MUNICATIIDNQ iIlimilIl in oil I um lid
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flown No mum. Conn.

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80! York Ilcnlol Weather for-tint.

In New Inglnnd today fulr weather will
mail. with light westerly winds In 1th m:
“dreaded by‘llght um and fresh. vnri-
Iblc northmtcrly wind» in New England. 011
Malay. warmer. 1m waaiher and light
my wind: will proud; and on Sunday
Stir. With slight tempcrntnre I lininui i"

Thermomcin [tr-0rd.

‘Thu 10qu point of Th0! liiurmiiiiw'o—r lur tho-

twenty-tour houri chimp. D“ l1 ’1): l '-IHIIII was
$33 above urn: hI .rlmst. m

Mlullturo AIIIIIDII: (or ’l'n- -.uunruw ‘

£1111 lam, Sun :lHI'S l ltIulI TI' tt
AT " III” 1 :2" ' .1311

, 1,.va 'i’IIIe

I at I'II

Women mi 51 mlI-imi.

Amtherintercstin; illhllillliiindl’longh
not very well km)“ ii in .‘Jllf‘nlll. is th»
University of London. tin» of its pet ul-

‘ initial 18 that no lt' -;11 lung 1-. i111 lllIlPIl in
its work. Those who avail tlienieiclvcu
o! itaadflintages must posse-us themselves
oflearning without llri iwlp. Win-n they
Inspect that they have lwmnw “mil“?

”$095!: to lichens}. a Imii'crsit-y dogma»
thenmining board will take them in
hand and find out if their cunpiciuna are
founded on fact. I! the result he favor-
Ihleto the candidate, the dpgr In i-I duly
muted the prescribed {ms ht 111:; paid
at] there' Ii an end on 1.

Another peculiarity of the l'uiwrsity
of London, more interesting perhaps than
their“. is that. it was the tint institu-
tion of learning in England In grant do
peer to women. The» first fllv‘p in that
direction was taken in 156., when spe-
till examinations wore instituted for

‘ " ~mn. The eubjm ts think” for tin-so
examinations vi'I-rwtlinrw1 Wlilt‘li tho board
mined would l)? prch-rrt‘d by thi- wmn-
mthemselt‘cs. it Was mun 30'8". how-

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tiro I
“'5‘“!!! Into" Martin-menu. not ox-
Whaling. on. time. Ila; three ttmcc.
Misti-til. sun. Radian mticcii. lilo. n
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short. 'l‘hereupon tiiepol
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cred.
mun Wain iii-.4111} to "knockout."

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Gambling Among Luigliiili EEur-hint;
l'c'upli ‘ ‘ I

('lll I'm-kiln» «.1' iIninéIIII, M .,..I iuia-niia-
lion in \mi ll .i IIr :I-» lII- .111: Iorrwt.
niakmtiiI-I1.Irilin-,-r I»: .I' 1111111 that tho
Willilll‘fllllllg iii i111 I 111' Iint'wl lIIl-IIH'
from tho Krilil'l iIIIi-IIIIII “mum-g iii-
volvcd l‘ll" lu-I.-' (Ill iii» i an III' Ill" mix-l1-
int: pcnpl» in tho lfiiitml liiiigdniii (If
L'lit.t)t)U,tlItIl- -:§'I'I.Hil'l.|lflii——«Ir in lllllL‘ll
liiuiicy its v5.» lii'.1IlHIl in lll" ll'IlIIl‘liill'l
Lilu'raitur I'IrllllllWi < I'm-ill.T

w. ..I i‘il l1; lii‘ lt‘lllllt’ll Mill lllill
lll.llfirllluli'~ ~uni (lllll'l 1111i lw lu~t
tliiough the i.iII.-I- imiwii-rd unims the
\ in: of g Iiiililmg liml N‘Cnl't'll II lltft‘p and
tiriu foolhuli I 11111011,, v Iii» Bugl‘uh 1,11an5.
.\11 iIrIlini,’ III IliI- unto-II of r111 nt (Ihsi H'-
on of c---Ii:itII.IpurIi1_\ iri'i-h ”to and
lllilllllt‘l'rt, ”I" wai that >U llllli h mono-y
‘(Wlllil lu- put up by iliiglidiiiiI-Ii «if the
luwvr wulkw on our Ipiirung i-wnt do»:
not, iii any m'iiw- liiilli‘zllt‘ thi-
iIi lll“ mania

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In

ll t'xlt'lll.
union; lllt'llt.

Th: in 1-1 mumbling; :Iuiuiig Iiu- upper
Ila~5v.~,II{IIIizri-I~.11nd Ii grunt dual of it.
In all llt'\\~lill]wl 11 itilt‘h! riinrxan-r in
my .II and nth-d ( irclmi. lint III thnworld
hf IIIIlllII‘H, of, literature. of science and
III culture, in England :15 III the United
Maui's. the man or wunizin whn will risk
money on thcuutroinc III’ 11 horse race is
the: G'XI‘thllUll. siiid nut zit nil in conform-
ity III the rul». Among thv I-lI-rks. how~
o-i'i-r, lllt‘ alllllll bllupltgt’t'lfl'l‘n. lllt' .sI-i'v-
zint~ und Iii“ ill" gambling
minim has :issuiiio-d ulI'iruiiiig propor—
tions. and Iiw \vm-k III" ('luigtrr's ivitlz-
Ilriiwul brought lliir‘illl't' miscrylo the
lt1~ ~‘ I‘I-Il. indeed.
;:II_I «11>va ll;" III-k liimiglit

lI'ilIIIi'vri.

lltllllt'fi Ill lll'l!ln1lll'l~.
that Ill 11.
ruin.
Altliniigii IiII-i'I- Is no :11: it wiIiI-sprmid
gambling nIuiIiIi In .\lill'l‘lI Ii as that
«have llt'hl'l'lllt'd. yr: 11 H Iru» that tim
t'lil’sfit' of HIV racing iu-t lizis .~pi'rud to an
“HPHIKII'Ili‘lIlMl Ilt‘grt't', o‘slit’i‘lillly ill and
Wliiic thaw who
lwt rI-gnlurly till lll" iii"?! lllt‘
tlimu ,zli 1m nut nquI-r-IIH, cuiiiparutivw
l) speaking, tliI- lillllilivi' III~ thmi- “'llll
put up tin 11' mutiny 011 Min more famous
cvenin like: thc- Suburbzin ilzindiriip. lhr’»
Kt'lllllt'k)‘ [lo-Iii}; vic.
1" grown; III-Iiiiily.
ltltlyt'ul“ IIfinv lllvll llit‘
nient. ton-021111.111: tin.- enormous dinn-
ago: the bprI-Iid «If I'm» luminn for gain-
bling \vnu “‘Ul‘lllli: zimnng litiglictiincn.
abolished 1in Hill." i-IIII-rirs.anil the hint.
of the Amvrirzin iIIItI-riI-s, Ihn Louisiana,
\'.'II~ dim»
\va iii imili I nuiiii'im gIIiIililiilg in I'm 111-

M‘Mflll

i~' \‘I-iy lurzi‘ and
ll \x'Ii~ lilltl’t‘ limit
[2111:1101 gun-1'11

.m'u) With it rllltri iiiiiI-Iigii.

«rinsing 1.: v. in iiulii iI-iiiiti'u-I llIiIu-

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war, that tho list was not “I'll made out.
I More than that. it Wu» mudv M'idouit;
that what tlw wuniI-n Wl-llllr'll was not:
examinations 1:1 spot iIIl IIIIiIJm is, but 1119'
came rights to uiiiniiizi'inns and prit-
ilcgcc as to dogmas n5 Wt'rt' m'UIrdc-il In
men. Altm that llll' II x» :4 w r» plm r-d
upon an actual minulit}.:1nd tlmimni-
ha of Wulnrll availing ”whim-HM II! thr:
Mitution's advantagea i» mim- notable.
fines 1878 4.1465 wuinr-n huwnppliml
(or matriculation and hf IlI.It numlx-i
2,558, or more than halt ii. in pascal tlii
animations. the- [Irnpul'lliiil uf unsui-
mini candidates llPlllg' v-wr} I-lizhtl}
llrgm’ than among tin» IiiI-nmIpplII'I'inta.
The number of Women III-skin; honors is
about half as largi- a.» «I! turn. and tlw
percentage of thoiwtiimliy swunngdn
fines is about tliI- SI’UIIO‘ :Iniiing tho thlll
mumongthnlncn. Ni “it who :1»
piled to the degree III III" lII-liir I»! am
415 were iiuu'I-chul; of 3. “tin i-nugiii
'fllal 0! muslin! ill‘ifi. 2* mm; [1.11 llt‘lol
(Illicience, 70 III li’yll wall; Iliu'tnr n! sci:
. 01109.20”; baclwlnriif luw, int ti; burl):
‘olot'llf W!Ill'.:llit', :Ii of 3“; doctor"! uwdi-
cine. 4 of 6". lunch-dot of nurgpry. 4 III 8.
It ll interacting i') liIItI- that tho nria
continuum“ nearly (Immune-1m» many
women students 1111 law. Iltt'tlld‘lflt‘ and
dance put trigeiliwr. but 11 H tilts” worthy
0! note that. tlin pvrI'I-Iitugv III Mirna-Inn:
Ira-tho morn Tt'l'llllll'iil I'IIiim-s i-i quite in:
Wuuiiiuii: IIII- nivii. III "lmnuru‘
thwomen Iitmul Iiiutr in WI“ 1m tlw
men chin. and this n Izmtiiyi’n: iII thmI-t
who bellew lit ”11- lllgltt'l'"Illlt'dil'lll Iii
W, for it nlivivn that Iiivv iisiII- dum-
40]!!!an notniiii, IlII-Ir Iipprwiiitinn ni
lh ”equal privm 121-3 with tin-II" iim'otll-
IJ: «I, but their iii a 1: III I'D-I:

lnclili nu III‘ t' 11y l.It'.I-
Bolnindl'iil III” t’iit r;: IIIIIIII: «trIiiigvra
b New \ork Is'i v. inr ill" n by 11111in
We mtertniiimt l'ltW'IIl.‘ iiiiliwiirm. “’l'lin
“Mucus: iii that of u w‘izalliiy English-
nun who pit-kiwi up It chum-1- m'qiminl -
' Incl! with an unusually tin» looking and
mating man. The pair wailml about
Willa time: enjoying lhr- nights as
cull-c the reimh'ing lit't'l'tagtm which
no plunged on almost cvwry eligible
am. By and by the Englishman {cit
w, ”his friend took him to a hotel.
sordid he leave him until hr saw him
”it bad in his room.

W the Miclnmn awoke. he had
cut brown rclm lute and II ctriped
whaling. Ache proud back into
it! nutty and liclcgged m of yester-
hy, from which the immhiiic had all
“I lull out. attaining his wining cyc-
b lininioro! light be bethought
w ".6th tbccllir. Allie

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'llll'llil'.:ll IlI-t'n wit III lllt' grilllli‘IQ Ui‘
Clillll' 1'.

Wiviin- prii'iizilily spmiii'iiig \‘l't‘ll \viiiiin
llli' Iriitli “'llt‘ll w: my that gambling (ill
the: 1111-1». 1:. unduuiIII-dl) lllt‘ most insid-
iIIIII form of 1hr lIIIhit. I'I-rtainly it ls
lilUl‘l' rzi-Il) indulgml in than 11in other
out: I-p: 1min}. pluvmg. uud 11 ”Noam-ii
I-Irtuiii whim-uh III
nut Ulilulll Willi policy which iIdIl grunt-
Without the» aid
of tho [Iii graph. m. r \IiIiI ii lllt' sulitlii
111m tit llI' w~ Ill tln'
1.11m I» liw pimirmum Without, N'llhllllt'

it wiiulil nut lw luisailile fur

i'xt'llt‘lllt‘lll that do
l_\ In its II Ilm IIII-iiv .~_

Iliilrir iIl'l'Iiw
his: 11f lili‘li'.
"it'll I-i.d lm)» in Indulge. Iimir propensi-
I)‘ 'III guinliii- on the ram-II nub-~31 tlit'y
wI-io prI will in [It‘rsun wliru the riiiinini,r
was durum liI IhI-I cancer. thiIrIIiIiroi. it is
Q'V'I'li'H'. lilill .i lllilllt‘ llllél.‘Ith'l'_\’ hu~ "Lu-en
luiiwd In Law and hurtful II~I'1-.
1110- Funny».

it L“ IIIIlI-wi iiuv Iliiit lllt' immune» of
NW l‘utllilry ls‘ 111 11 bad Wil)’. that thcru
are: at pnw-III thousands Iii unemployed
workt-n 1n llit' L'uitvd State-s; and that
Minn,- of lll"ll| iinvi- ('Iixvvizml, but still
”10 nitunliuvi li:i~ Ntlllt‘ i'I'dI-cmini: {wi-
lures.

For "111- thing. mi [Winoll nut-d» III 1mi-
iivri'ur lilili' t'l l‘XI'lllllg things to fluid
:ilmut. Tlio‘ I‘Iixcv uriiiica tliclmiclvcii
llln‘t‘ iurni—iiml ii wryr‘cnsiblu portion
iii Ilio- Hitch-Mini; current iicwxpapci'
nipy. not I'm luunt of which whites t0
the «hiviiiiiiun In which lllt! governors of
”11- Izii'iuus mum i‘IIid iiIt-nisvivmi whcn
lllt‘ 1111mm; I'IIxI-y whorls lll'llilt' tlic
I'UllllllltllWHlllllli.

III-«ping Human-r Emu-don.
In :I “1119' lttlflli cullud "Illuw to Tuko

’ (‘41- III HiiiiIIiiIrr lil|:lhl|‘l'~”1llll'tllilji' 11nd

prIIrIII'sil NI-w England girl givw mimi-
lIlI' lilnlrlll‘llllllnlll :1 ini'yi- :iiIIlI tilll‘lil'llly
lili‘i‘>'.‘l?~lll',: rim-‘4 1-! lm‘ Tiillnw I'itizcnu.
5h" it'll-I Ilium ltiiici, l'IJlll" llil‘vl liIIW i0
rI-.Iii}' Rev—p billllllli‘l' lIIIuIIII-t‘c and not lI-i
llll'lll gut iiwuy.

biiv iwqw l‘lllll)‘ .w'. Pi“ and warmth: uh
11w {arm lnlupltth want In tiiki- imam!-
rrc iiiid llI’H'I‘ uiiaigiiily grcundu lil‘UllnIl
the lmiicr. Tli" city board-Ir in swind-
tits; 'l'l iililiy Iiiiilmum'n. pigpcnn 11nd
woodpiln yin-Ila about ndwulling. llvrry-
thing of this cortmmst lie mlngniml In tho
mr and to a place whim: it will not he”
been. The belt way is to how all those
uppnrtennnccii perfectly chitin and sweet.
cinching.

Cleanlinm III indi-eil the gospel of
godliness preached throughout by this
minionnry to country people who tulle
boarders. She does not much from the
fact that many country people are fright-
fnllinncrc in this respect. There arc
nights and melts about many {criti-
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acting. 11c mimc that it‘ 11m 51m no

as were run»
'i’cnd was at-
mcml. Sonic III the tummy wail tocov-
’Ilu- police may tlml‘ the English-

.-\ I'llrl’l‘lil Win: 1.1 11.“ III' it... [mini-m

.llt‘ \vrwkwi Iw‘v-ri )I‘I'u'a

be Ill iibnnduicc of clam, snow; lilo-ch
ad muslin chcotc and pillowcases. The
table linen and napkins need not be cc
initially line, but they, too, must be in
abundance and snowy white.

There must be no stintlugnf milk,
cream. fresh eggs. vvgctublm 11nd poni-
Iry by the [n‘l’millfi who Would keep suin-
mar Murders. The individual who will
not providI.-lwrriI-.~ iii plviity in Ilicberry
cannon dust-twig ll.) how ull his boarders
leave in a body.
that will [my liiiii tlllll ”9‘“ give the city
{Ulkllllt’lf miiiwy‘I-I \\'Ul‘lll. Skim-ping ut
Iii» tabla or III laundry work will ruin
nil. (in i.‘ rung. Clllllltlrllllllt‘ nickei'it

llllllllllul kn with rmt't IIIIIiIiIIIIII
ii icrylimini- idiuuid llllH‘ 11 port h shud-
id with \lllti~ III In that horror to
which lllllll} Inuiitry prpiI- still
I'liiII;»iiII-ni\'iiilI{I- «Mimi» Il—wllllflyflllllg

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downward mud to oblivion.

(11‘s from llll' city. Wuwn \virI spriu”
Inzitti‘csm-s ari- nut now im «trimmin-
'l‘hm'. with It Wool or him 01w on top.
2111- gumd rest to liw 1'in luiurdvr. All
this trouble In lw paid {or in wish wet-lily

(ii-Hing Hid ol'an l-lli-plizint.
Tllr’ illllllttrlllt‘fi ltl lltt‘ mcnum-rii- in

that. :idvniii-cd iii civilization us 1w ill’t".

pliant. Tip, the huge lmnnt III ihn purl:
1111-nagcriv, who ln-canm er dunzvrous ‘
that lit‘ could no lungcr lll‘ ‘K'l’lilillt‘tl lltl
live, N‘t'lllt’tl to l1.'1v1- :i prvmonitioii III"
the fate in More for him. Srvvml aI-,
twuipts l0 lullsiill him Wt't‘t' iiimic‘I-vssful-
l_\' miidc lwfuri- lllf' iimil 0111-, First 1
i'urrot \vun Illlt’rl‘tl to him into which his
quictusliud llt‘t'll put. “1‘ simply n-iusn‘d
tlic wgvtulili- :ind trirnml zIIId llltllfl’d i
miinrcly :it his kt‘t‘llt‘l‘. ’l'hI- III-III 111' .vniptI '
w .1» amp llllt' d with IhI- :iami- r1 Mill
linulh Ii Iivudlv pnwdvi'. t)lllll(l8 of
pot: isuiiun. mm min «i in liln {will and
thit dilc'mwd him “lids W115 III II Hi the ;
morning. it had lm t'fl't‘i’i. .\I :1 Iii-luck l
in 11... ni‘tvrnmin twn ouni'va lllurt' (if lllP
drug wow ndministvml. Smii :iftI-r- ;
ward Tip wont into convulsions and i
'dicd ii paii‘IIful'dI-utli 1111 liiiiii' iaiI-I'. ”
hm llllllllt'lll.‘ wcrv a N‘t'll" which those
who saw it Will not like l0 wakr In tho:
night and rwuiwmlwr. l'l'ithvr not t'llQIlgll
of the [II-1min had her" llillllllilr'lt'fi‘ll. or
hire some I-lltt'l' way should lmv» llt’l'll
chum-ii In gr! rid of 'l'1p. ,
Ifm'tuinly ir HE‘I'HIS m If in 1111 XI-w
Yin-i. tiiwr-I- might in barn ll’t'll n umrks-
mun (If sufl'irII-nt nvrw and accuracy to
Ihimt Tip timid. Sir Mutual Bulivllll lll.“
book. ”little and Hound in Ceylon," says
always killed elephants by n1 alllglt' .
Idiot in ilieniiddii- of tluclinlliaid“
i‘ IIII l'llll’lilllll ('Illll'llgv‘ltll.‘I'llttllgllll):l
- will \';i~‘ i-I‘iiid in tiu' lug city. it in I'll
', that I-li'I'tricin was not triml.
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u! li‘IIlll living 11ml for killing put ,
III" III! tlI.It llt 1th wIIiilIl lune
Ullllll‘ lll ’l'ip by I-lm-Irimti in Ii {.11' 11mm
liuiimm- \vnv than ll did mulllt".

Ml$t~ lIilil

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in am III III-l 011 III» 1111 Mill} imp iiiil
lotins initial 111' the national Ilcpurtliircnt
III‘ IigriI'ulIanI 11 cringi'cmmnn llW‘llll‘IN
IiII-v 1m) only laSllt‘Il in tho- mtcrI-st «It:
first”) and II‘Ihcr ~pvculuturs. 11nd tlmt
lllt‘ iniurniuiiun h-Iiks ltlll of lltl' lmrcau
of statistics in llll\".lllt‘t‘ of publication N) 3
lllill lllt‘ IIpi-viiluiur-I may 14-! IiIi- iii-neiit
III II ulwml HE Ulll-‘l‘ {it‘ltllll' Srvrvtiiry
Muriiiii 1111111411 liiut llll.‘ in :~\t. ”1- he‘-
liI-I'I-s, liiiwcvvr. IIIIII ll ought to ll‘ lvit
in tho M'I'rvt:ir_\"~ dnicrvtiiin when tho-sin
crop bullI-Iiim should lw lNMlI'Il and not
tin-d monthly by law. Tllt‘lt in» could
publiI-li :I luillI-Iiu “'llt‘ll in not rcutly. l
lint wlmi Jill‘lllllilu't‘ wmilul that llt‘?
Wuiiiil it not l)I' then I“ I-;i.~_\' for ripeni-
lamb) in iIrIiII- diI-IlIIIiumt l'lt‘l‘kS mi it. ltl
iIIIw ~llll|l 1-4. ii' llit‘l‘t' \vvi'o- uny tllfillfill-
III: I Torin 111 ill" iigru'iiliiiriil Ilt‘lllll‘l'
lllt'lll. wlIII-II li”‘ll't't'l| i'urliid“ Whiit If at
Nlun' i‘uiviin 11m» It Hlilnllll iii-mir nu-
tiulml 1111 -'inilui:4~ llt liuw at tho head (It ‘
our 1141' Illlltli Ii llllt‘ «I» :1 lllltll wliII.
unlikv NuiotuI-i lint-Inn. 111m liimiwli
nut iilIIIvIr plzuintz llllH lllt’ builds of mil-
liuimirI-Izi'niii ~pI-I-uliitui'5‘.‘ ilumuu nu»
turn is wI-Iik. Such nIIII'IirtuiIm am not.
unknown 111 IiII- lIi~tIII'_v of our I-Iiuntry
el't‘ll lll mum of our liigiirst guvci'nmciit
i'ircli-I. ilin tlimi blllllllhl wv lw lIeIiI‘r
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Genuiiw rcpvntuni-v is cluii‘iii'wrézvd
by humility, IIiIsvuritv and 1.1101111 1..

I't'ttltt'l‘ly III ltI-i I‘l'llllll Vuliiv.
Illridgcport i‘nlnnIi

'l'iw gruud lint oi (‘onuectivnt Mr I M!»
but i, lililll. just coiiipli-tvd tit tho 011111;»
trollcr's oillcc, shows 1111 incrmii over
that of the previous your 0t with-Milli,
the total now being t‘ElllJllrbflllll, with
«Inocniull town (‘I-IlIllllllll‘Il. it III 11 wry
large increase. but iii not diutrlliutid iron-
emlly: $28 000 000 of it comm from this
city Mono, whore propci'tv llllfl been put
in no it roprescnto pi‘clty near its actual
worth. The Hartford Times} says:
“The adoption of this method clacwhem
intimidate would develop it grand list
pcrhcpti double the present figure; and it
in probably that a recognization of mutant
values would come about generally it it
wcronot {or the tear, especially in tho
rural towns, that at some future timc
the collection of It cuts tux from
town: may be mm“. A law oi
town- hove mtorcil out of the rut of
theolddlmo Wt try-tum. ct lull
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Central pul‘h. New York, lllth'lI'llllIl «Int :

“'0 do not yct know how to kill an rlil- ,

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. worth $II.I')0.

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THE BESTllll Sill

Burner Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

Iii iEEl'i‘IilE 'l'il (Elli EEEELIE FINE LINE WE OFFER FEE

ONE WEEK, BEGINNING

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.ParasOls and Umbrellas.

0111' buyer has been fortunate 1n securing about
fifty dozen PARASOLS’, very choice designs
and. cclcrings, at prices way below cost. of
manufacture. We’ ve.‘ marked them at such
Very Low Prices that quick sales must be
the result. We mention a. few leading
Styles.

Wine White China Silk l’ai'z

 

 

 

 

sol, with silk mull 1'11 tiles, at $4.25,

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Plain. White China Silk Parasol, with China silk ruiiles.
0. Would be cheap at $4. 00.

Tan 0010) lliocade Taffeta Parasol, with milk: finish,
stylish stick , at $37 ,worth $5. 00.

A big line oi Changeable Silk P31113018, at $1.49.
good mini, at $3.00.

Mourning Par: sols in (him, Moii'c and Gloria Silk, :it $1.75,
$2.75, $3.75 .

(lhilci'cn’s .l’au'i-Isols in China Silk and Satin, at 49 cents, 59
events and 7.5 cents. Just one-third their 'ttlllO.

132.9

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Wash Dress Goods.

500 yards Printed Gloria, imported to sell at:
close, 21 cents yard.

300 yzuds Printed Ficnch Oi'gundies all new goods,
choicest thing: on the market t,0nl} 21 cents .I yziid.

Shirt Waists.

I it order to meet the demands of those who could not reach
us last week, we will sell another .100 (107.011 of our i'ugular 50- '
ccnt Shirt Waists for 36 cents each. '

0110 lot Shirt Wuists, 11111110 oi'iinc Percale, all new patterns,
full shaped, large slecvcs, at 79 cents; value, $1.00.

100 dozen Laundci'ed Waists, Pinks, Blues and Helioirope.
Exclusive designs, made to sell at $1.09; 0111' pricc, $1.31.

50 dozen Laundcred Waists, all sizes, extra fine quality, best
fitting waist in the market, only $1.09, would be big value at

1.39.
$ 250 dozen“ll1‘icliii,” the latest style in waists, at $139,182.49,
$2.98.~

25 dozen Pongec Silk W aisle, in Black, Navy and Red, at
$3.98; value, $4.50.

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