whatnot-D". Idltor and mom
drama. was 8. 18M.
him-J‘Wult." "To
2 M” out! “lot Gale" advertisements. note:-
imitative lines. one time. me; three times.
f magnum. 81.“). Reading unless. 10c. a
ll”. Harri-seam death notices. we. Sched-
., . ' III.“ M (or displayed advertisements fur—
- Won Indication.
. 1' consume-non BATES—43y mall. in ul-
‘ ”A“. W prepaid: One month.lillc;throe
: m dz months. 82.50: one year. 86.00.
x‘ . , . bynawsboyamawesk. to hepaid
“tiniest-lien
‘ ‘ .um OII'IOI-No. 116 Washington street.
BenthNorwallr; wittpllono call. 93-5. Branch
' 13$“. No. 48 Wall street. Norwala: telephone
call. in 4.. .
manusloa'rioss should in all cases
~ . seam to
‘ rue: lVlNlNQ sawmill...
Sou-rs Nouwamtfionu.
svsuluc‘fiifiiu ‘
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by The Evening sentinel.
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low York Herald Weather forecast.
In New England today i‘ulr. warmer weath-
er will prevail. with ircsh and llaht‘to wester-
Iv winds. becoming variable. On Saturday.
in this section. fair to partly cloudy.
warmer weather and light to trash southerly
. windswill prevail. followed by rain: and on
, Sands! partly cloudy. warmer weather, with
showers. '
‘l'horlnumoter Br cord.
The lowool. point. of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours endow at noon to-day was
503 above mm: hiulaesl. 71¢.
Miniature Almiflic’l’fdr 'lm-morru’io':
A modicum than?“
EBTT’g‘iTlTT‘fiw T till 13:31 E at .
The Fish Convention.
The yearly meeting of thc American
Fisheries society at i’biladl-lphia has
brought out vividly tln- antagonism that
exists betwc'cu mou who fish for fun
and those who fish for a living. It is to
_ the interest of thccommcrcial fishermen
to gel; as great catches as they can.
whether by hook or not. It is to the in-
terest of the angling tisburmcn to have
as large a supply as possible loft in the
water so they may tcll grout Tish stories
to their friends whcn they go home
from a day's sport. of com-st- tho in~
tsrest of tho twolio roully tngvther. but
the commercial fishvrmcn can hardly
be made to sue. this.
The official fish cultnrists are mainly
on the side of tho goutlcnu-n fishermen.
But certainly fin interest that givcs sus-
tenance ton less than 1.000.000 pew
pie deserved lobe hoard ton. Therein
invested in the fishing business $58.-
355,000 capital, and my, in? pcrsono
are engaged in it. This iliclmh-s also tho
M améfivho mako‘ villainous snivlling for.
' tilizera of tho lncuhudu-n along tho At-
lantic coast. The \Vllolc country cats
fish, for which it pays annually somo
‘180,000,00tl. 'l‘ht- tislicrnu-n tllcmsclvcs
_gst about $1.3,ooo,ooo of tho sum. 'l'hv:
rest gut-s to tln- drab-rs.
The only way to .s‘l'liltl thoonarrcl be-
tween tho two inttrt-sts is for some ofll‘
cial authority, stair or national. It) take
hold of tho mum-r. and whilo'it kccps
the fish of our inland and coast waters
from being rcdnccd in numbor to pro-
vide at the some limo for tho sports-
men’s pleasure as well. No private
ownership of opcn watcrs should ho tol»
Grated. But. a wisl- usc of authority can
cause our fish supply to continually in-
W.
One report road at tlu- Ilsh wnvcntiou
Buggcstod that tho famous European
carp. importcd at grout amps» and foe-
tercd with tcndcr cairn, likc the English
sparrow, might in limo bw-omo almost
as great a nuisaln‘c as l‘l’t'll tho sparrow
itself. Anglt-rst-omplain that this lion-o
fellow devours llillll spawn and young
fryof better Iish. 'l‘ho singing brvtlr
ren want no moi-o forvign trout piano-d
in our lintivo trout sin-unis. Tho tosti‘
mony is cmphaln- on this point
A paper by Dr. lluslirod W. .lniucs
goes to Show that both for I’tlillllll l'l‘lill
fishcnnon and nugIt-rs tin-w is us yvl
one unsuilt‘d main. and that is Alaska.
Whitefish Wt-igldng 1:0 to «Ill worlds
are not llllt‘t'llllitmii in tho inland Wtill'l‘ti.
Bluekilnh nro al~o us imnmw- an tho.
are plentiful in. m
Snumwr I‘rnils.
Thin will llt‘ n gr: at yvai‘ for I Zilll'urr
Ilia fruits, it is said, Tim noun-I I“ \w-l
come in all tho districts of tho cast in
which tho April lrn~l out down vvl-n
tho Itrawbvtru s nnlltnvl‘v. Thu only
trouble in that at pl In: my ho. lu'l'n
‘. found to tlloti‘llltiic tlun Ina-tool t ‘ulil‘oiu
‘ Illa fruilltntnoog tlo- pmplv \tlmorw pint
ins and dying: for “out of ll Nation-fl:
food for llit‘ lllll months H tho acid
knits.
A conwiwn-vlv.«< Ill‘Ziltfr Tins air-nttly
been sending out hisrirt-nlur lol‘uliioln
his fruitgrowm-s tolling thmu that tho
times are no hard and Trail will bo so
plentiful in thoir stato that. tiny mmt
”expect to got a vory good pill-o for
milling this summer. It is tho custom
lobe-r the Junk“ just preparatory to
_ thewholesalo . season.
Ollifmnil lmu'crs com loin‘ gl-
mdytluit , .oatmot got pay kpriecs
Juliet: pr acts, the mics being so
‘iow that it issuarttcly worth while ship-
In the custom cilics the California
(all! i! so high that only comparatifiily
wall to do people can purchase it at alL
somebody undoublctfly make; money.
Who in it? Meantime we hope to hear
that of that scandal; walnut»
. o'f't’ho‘lzrctttl'st cur Iflfifilfllfid “
as '5
thosyndloete price oonidaotberealixod
on them and dealers were bound to.
keep up prices Those dealers ought to
have Men dumped into the bay along
with their chvrriea
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Treat mom of l he Insane.
The New York Hcruld gives some
awful disclosures concerning the treat-
ment, of insulin women at the public
asylum on Ward's island. They are
sickening. Thny aro placed before the
public just in limo to giro emphasis to
an address lately mudo by Dr. S. Weir
Mitchell bct‘oro lhu Amciican Medica-
Psycholoulcal anstwiation.
Tho \Vnrd‘s island horrors arise part-
ly from insulliciuut llllllll'y appropriation
to the hospital. Dr. Mitchell notes
particularly this sumo fact in rct‘cr-
cnco to all tho insane asylums of the
land. He also condemns in the scvci‘cst
terms the usual American system of
mixing up the Imlitical spoils system
with the appointment of caretakers for
the cruzy,”“"Tho appointmcnt of a party
hack to such a trust iui'ccts tho system
of control and dircction from top to bot-
tom with the virus of partisanship."
Dr. Mitchell calls attention to the
kind of nursca the political system pro»
vidcs for tho insane. Trr'inetl profes-
sional nursos arc thol (llllY'pOl‘flOflB capa-
blo of performing the delicate and try!
iug (lath-s devolving on mmfienflaht
of tho insane. Infinite patience EM
thy and intolligonogare required cope
with mental disease. ‘Howwlll the more
political hoc‘lcrwho'has served hismastcr
wall in ward politics perform these do.
atics? Imploymcnt for tho insane is one
M.r’-~* . . : I ' V .
win will? ;‘ M“ ’l“ {Wh-
ncvcr yct soon an asylum propcrly
equipped in [this l‘Itaput'l.
\‘l’Jiy Freight Is Igg‘ur.
Ono rt-ason why railroad f rcights scorn
high to tho occasional shipper of small
batches of goods is the fact that so many
freight cars are used as storage warc~
houses at way stations along the line of
the road. The cost of a box air. in
which most of the “way freight.“ as it is
called, is shipped. is $600, whilo n refrig-
orator car costs $8.00 and n ilat car $380.
It has been ascertained that under the.
boat conditions the freight cur cqmp<
merit of a railroad is idle fully one-half
the your. or 150 days. lu addition to
this tbvy aro occupivd for storage pur
poses llitl days and am only actually
running for 2:: days of the year. If the-s.-
two items of >tni'n;:'t~ and idleness could
be climinatrd. ll is vstimatcd tha [20,000,
freightwars \l'hllltl do llll‘ wor&.now,
done by mum; xnotin-rwordsmn in-
vestment of $1'3.noo,oto would do the
work of $351 lltlJlUtl. and $Ill1l01lfitll)
Would be loft frcc to Tm invostvd in uta~
lionary wart-houses to tukz- the [darn of
the cars so IlM'll. liliniinatc tho cost of
this enormous surplusugc of {might cars.
and charm-s would llt‘ (‘lll'iillt‘l', but >lllp—
pcrswmild probably Le obligcd to re-
moi'v i'rt'tgbt within L‘I hours or pay for
the stormy tn\‘ri‘ lha: time.
Has this Mdl ol’ llo- Unfit-(13mins bo-
coun- too common and nm-h-an for tho
Vandcrbilts as \vrll as tho Astor's that
Willie K. has to not a British lord's
deer forest to gas ioot mg in? At this mo.
ment the rightful plan- for all American
millionairos “'Tll‘lr'l' town’s havo lwt‘il
mado in this country is llt'l‘u at homo,
t'iitlcnvorim.r t-armvstly and with all lhcir
iutvlligvnw, httlv though it bu in sumo
cases, to ln'lp svitln the economic (pics-
tioms tho hurd limos have Jon-0d upon
us. Thoir l‘ox-lunos were .hsapcd up in
the days of prospcrily. Thcir ft-lloiv
couiilrym: it “ill not forgot llll'llllllltlll-
airrs who \u-nt nil ph-asnrint; in lviuropt-
or sailing ill :t luxurious yacht :tronnd
tho World “hilv tho I'nitt-d filntvs was
passing through tho svwrost 'uunviul
crisis it has |\I r known. liwry man is
his brotli-vr‘s ltvrpvi. liwry humanluu
ing is bound to do what ho can to aid
tliosv around him who am in lronbhx
'I'lluoiw that shirka this duty will In-
culhd in r: t'konmg by tho youth that
t'omn and go.
’l‘lu- houtln-rn Nomi).
Unlc‘ n t.n‘.lllvt‘i;~‘r visits tlw ground
lizlttnvll‘ ir- law lwl on Ht't‘lllull' him of
Illv plow m ll;l(l i’lnili‘lli'
llu- llilfitI“ I l‘ Ilw in gin.
l'm‘ rulllli in
Eloi'llo-rn nu-n
\vlwlm‘w lulwn up lb' ll‘ l‘wnb-m'o in lluI
Tot'tnnt‘ oluw stairs how lu-rn om owl of
turning truiiot‘und lomlying in llu‘utmill-
urn Mlllllllll'lll on tho nouro llllltfllloll in
ordv-r In euccwd in busilmu. It isnfnri.
llmwvrr. lllztl cit-n tlw \‘II'WH of tin» mod
rutllvul l’t'ic nth of llw bind.- mun mo
mmlllll'd ova stay in llli‘ sooth,
In t'm- north 1h:- blnt‘ks arc In Ila" mi~
norm. 'l‘lwy on- sltnmlulml by ill" to»
Ilnvnm- of llu- wInlo pmplc among whom
Hwy liw- Io l‘ll’lill Iln-nmvlrvu up, to u‘vur
wholn t'lulllllllz, In mlnvulc tlwtnsvlw-s
and saw- mutiny. 'l"l1r'lwrthvrn lwgrut‘an
invvl. nominal ll‘l‘lil?‘ ln tinil:_\‘imt:uwm
tho most millimlwl \vltiic pt-oplv. in
sonwul‘ lhu soullwm slalom thn blacks
limit” nunwrous that it. would lulu: a
half cvntury for the clclmcst and moat.
thrifty of white people to induct them
into pct mnncnlly better ways. One vis-
iting those black status for lllll first. time
is vividly imprcssrd with tho difference
between the northern and noulhnrn ne~
gm. The mulhvrn black is slnpltlcr,
more ignorant and horribly dirty in his
permil. This last seems the most how
less featnro In the case. If the southern
black seemed to have any pride as to a
clean skin and whole garments. then im-
provement in the moral
nylon might be To ‘ :l ‘tm. But the
We i to m i even blaster In
«sanctum monolith m “Em
, attacks. 13;: acts:
counters; in 1
and intellectual
, .
. ,_ v. A‘m ‘ ‘ rm
as much “cancellation the or
between a poverty stricken aw... Jew
just landed and at Belmont or a Roths-
child.
lt is not Latin and Greek or a profess
sional education that the southern negro
gwants. He must first of all be taught ,
to earn his own living systematically
and faithfully. He wants industrial ed~
ucation most of all. Particularly he
should be instructed in improved meth-
ods ct” agriculture. To this cm] the ex-
periment stations in the south ought to
labor unceasingly. A great future is
before the south, especially in products
of‘thc soil. The negro is the laborer best
adapted to tilling that soil. Read'n ,
writing and arithmetic enough to end'illgo
him to kcepaocouuts constitute book ed-
ucation sttfllcichyt for him in the face of
the greater need of industrial instruc~
tl‘ou. North should unite with south
in one great effort to elevate the negro
by giving him'a scientific industrial
training. It is the solution of the prob-
lem that faces the south.
Unique Railroad Advertising.
In one instance at; least a railway gen-
eral passenger agent has turned mission-
ary, and to good purlmsc. ‘ The main part
of his road runs through a district given
up to dairying and keeping summer
boarders. Indeed a thriving former in
that region declares that his most suc-
cessful crop is summer boarders and that
it increases every year.
Realizing the vast possibilities of the
summer boarder, the shrewd gl'tleral pus-
senger agent begun the task of drumming
up trade in this; staple for the farmers
E 'cry \‘li'illll that was
our; .
t Momma ad-
llr: made a house
to bousu canvass of every ncigliborhood
along his ronto and ascertained how-
many families did or would, if strongly
enough tempted, take city people for the
sumnn-r. T hcn he published their names
and addresses in a railway guidebook
issuvd by his company. The attractions
in Hull) ticiglilmrhood were spa-cliicdmnd
othcr information was given.
But that was not enough. This mis-
sionary railroad drummer had a bright
girl \l'l'llt‘ a book telling country people
how to rvtain summor boarders after
lln-y had got them. and how to make.
them loin,r t-nch “"lllit'l‘ for tho summer1
to come. whoa they could wturn to tho
fillilllllll‘ rostlul furnibousv. lir’sult—ct- ‘
cryhody was happy. and tho loud rcapo-d ‘
aliarwst ml gum.
Tho gorgt-ousnoss of a wedding among
royalties of Europe is sometimes in pro-
portion to thu unhappinrss of the brido
afterward. It is to be hoped. however,
that this will not bo tln- com» with
swcvt l‘riin'vss Alix of llrsst- when she
marries llu- (-znrowitx of Russia, l’riu-
ccss Alix is Quwn Victoria's favorite
gramldunghtvr. ii is said. and but maj-
csly guts linden of lu-r littb- skimp-
lngs and Nil'lilgrl as a dowcr to the
young lady. 'l'ho warring» festivities
will bu ¢'\'~‘li mom spit-mild than any of
thosl- witnvsn-d in Tinropo III the past
your or two. Woll. all of us wish hap-
plno-ss to tho young pair. but it must
mlmrv ;. bravu- munun to marry citln‘r
an actual or prospwtivo- rulcrol Russia.
May a gowrtnnvnl violate its own
laws? Thu six lumilins of anlandefs
who landed in Now York on their way
to Alaska \wro Illlllt‘r wntract with the
L'nitwl Mull-s gm'c-rnnn'nt to rvmuin in
Alaska ihrm- yours and touch tln- natives
how to blink and train rmndwr. llow
about that law in re 1::it’d to contract for-
:igu labor?
Muiiiripul gov-It'nnn'nt in lllt‘ lTnitcd
‘ililll'n is a lvurlnl and u'omlt-t-I'nl thing.
For inslunt'r. l’lllllhll‘lltlllll pays $21 a
your for o-ur'n gasolinu lulupln tissirccts.
Iltit'ugo grls tln- unmo- HI‘I‘YII‘I' for $15 a
lamp. and i'Iut'ngo is not a wry wonom-
irul city ciihcr. (in-at is “pull."
l'i-oplo lll‘l‘ t-ouh'liiiti-s wry unkind.
Thorn urn lhom- who ur:- own «.‘rut‘l
enough to say that tho mlhot prmnzhing
of Mr. 'l'almogl- through so many years
Willi what not lirv to his 'l'nlwrnm'lc.
.ilirrt- M‘i‘lllfi a til-m for tho sugar butt
in thist-ountiy it drains and factory
mm will only lvt tha- I'urmvr havo
though from llu- solo of it to pay him
for I’lllsllli; it. In It‘ll: \vo nuporlvd
.t grout invrvnsv of motor our 1889.
A million uvrt-s of ground Would I iro-
quircd In raiso lltt‘liiitztll'iimrtlvtl for con-
sumption in tho T'oilml Status. Tho
Louisiana ratio will only growl” tho
but rtglon. and tho but cvrtainly will
hut‘t'l‘l'llwl'll til Nlllli' [Mriintm of tho
country, it tho l'til‘lill‘t‘ run Iw assnmlit
will pay to raiso it. that is all that in
"I’I'I‘lil‘iill'y.
Wlo'n lho liltlo l'lllpl‘l'lll‘ of Humanity
opt-nod u ln'nyard with his own hands
and lot tho. chickvna out so that tiny
would not be ronslvd bv-l’orl- lIu-ir than in
a ilro that had brokcu out along llo- route
of his majeely’s yacht, tho incident was
immediately tclogrnphcd ovt-r tho cm-
piro as though William had dnno sonny
thing \‘cry hcroic. How long will the
Ggrmun people allow tlicnisclel to' ho,
solemnly‘stnflod on this kind of‘ciilckenl.
may
Tho ncxt 50 cars will son a ship ca.
mil from the great Takes to tho Milli»
sippi river, another from balm Erie to
the Ohio river and a third from Inks,
Ontario to ‘lho Hudson rim. In do;
years we shall have s ship canal acm‘
Nicaragua.
"Put tori! rates somewhere and let
than alone,” Md Proimrmk Para-
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units-unmoywhmhnm
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SPRINGANDSHUMMERGOODS.
"5--.um .
Corner Main and
a larger stock of
(Wall Streets,” Nutwa‘lk.
We Shall Bring Sunshine '
FROM BET-nun THE DARKEST CLOUD.
The Sunshine of Prices that will Glow the Face ,with smiles;
The many rainy days in Succession have left us with '
m“
Than we usually have at this time. hence this
SLAUGHTER 0F PRICES.
Domestic Goods.
(I‘l't .,
4-4 Full Bleached Muslin, H cts. per yard:
to be sold at
4-4 Unbleached Muslin, 6' cts. poi2 yard; to
be sold at
Domet Flannel, S cts. per yard; to be sold
at
64-64 Prints. all fast colors and good styles,
6 cts. ; to be sold at
Ginghams, Apron Patterns, 7
yard; to be sold at
Striped Fancy Flannels for dressing sacks.
12% cts. per yard; to be sold at
Large size Towels, with fringe, 1.~ cts.: to
he sold at
61' HT Turkey Red Table Covers, with strip-
ed and plain borders, $1.50; to be sold
4‘. .at $1.25
54-inch Turkey Red Damask, six different
5c patterns, 37.1! cts. per yard; to behold at 190
3 [-90 Crash, all Linen, 10 etc. per yard; to be
cts. per sold at 50
4 1-90 D’Oyles, Turkey Red and all Linen, 10 cts.. ,
9 each; to be sold at . 50
c
Large size, all linen, white D'Uyles, $1.00
"be per dozen; to be sold at 890
Mill THE SAME GHEIT HEDIICTIIIHS IN All. OTHER DEPARTMENTS.
THE BOSTON STORE,
TELEPHONE CALL. 57-4.
WILL nuts.
lam selling white back Blanks
from 10c. to 20c. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and it
in. or 15 in. borders; of course
we break the combination when
desired.
Gilts are from 159. up, double
ml.
1 have been told by a. great
many custonidrs that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in Nor-
walk.
l’aintcrs' supplies at lowest
prices.
Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
Ho. 2 First Avenue,
EAST NORWALK-E
EASY tun PLEA—SANT Tl) TAKE.
Patent Medicines
A'l' OCR T‘BTL' Fri.
IH HGT, Hlllll HOT T0 TAKE.
Loxatonik. $.00
Hood‘s Samaparillu. .60
A ycrs‘ Sarmparilla. .ti'i
Dana's Samaparilla. .67
t‘utit'nra limolvcnt. .70
Scott’s Emulsion. .lill
Green’s Ncrvum. Tl)
Stillson‘s Specific for Malaria, 73
I‘uine‘s Cclcrv Compound. .65
Brand rcth‘s l’ills. 1‘3.
Alcock's I’lnstcm.
lhlnson's Capsivv l’histcrs.
(.‘astoriu.
Carter's l’ills.
Atwmxl‘a llittvrs.
Rndam's Microlm Killer. qls..
lindnm's Microbe Killcr. gal. jars.
Yunkcc Lung Soothcr.
Geo. ll. Slillsnn’s
Drug Store,
82 Washington Street.
' I...“
l.- .1
3.13 L' J; (
W. Podmore,
55 NORTH MAIII STREET.
RPT‘ZI‘TAL HALE I)!"
FURNITURE
lil'lllllllllhl Sl'l'l'. 1T lll'l'l‘fl.
littlm'v.EXTHNHlU. TABLE. lmrd \ttmtl.
'Hll
_\ good no Id DINING ('llAlTl. at W cunt“.
CARPETS.
TIMI till “'Iml lutrnlils. nlml olwnpor ”mum.
M low M lfpconln nor yard.
on a lumishlmts. Exit Values.
at an Tonia, awn owels.
ll and Gasoline loves.
lietngelunls Clean.
A line Bambco Screen as low
an 80 cents.
mil ll
' D. P. Morreu. Jr.
lliiHT :HHD HEHTT THlllTlllllli.
Eon; Distance Darling a Specialty
PIANOB A SPECIALTY.
l a bundled with care and guaranteed
”To? . 0. Box illtl. south Norwalk. Qatari" r
l
Wtsuu . - «cs
homicide:
m I"
THE CENTRAL
BASH GROCERY
l5 HOHTH THIIH STREET.
..,z
E i. "til.”TEllllIlltsf
Papal "unconstitutional"
And dealer in
II. in...
IS AGENT FOR
PflLANl] Willi
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(size t‘tr'r nmpw.)
mum
A Pars Water. Medicated by lecture. Vi
Give nature a fair china! and she will
troubles of kidneys. bfigsajordlmi
within: oosdot ,
cm an on n
the kidneys or b adder. anti ml the “Ti;
cot and on! award at. the min Fair
y an mm
a
Water
'grutapumy. and as a actor
' ‘aummrml South smut, a
If Y i: 'l l'ordlronluot note
WM»%MM m... h “l
. Poland, I Park Place, It. i.
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