SOUTH NOBWALK EVENING SENTINEL THURSDAY.
JUNE 28,1894.
Why-«firms. m awash. to he paid
”Show
’ ”I, WM TM Washington strait.
' 1- mm; telephone call. no. Branch
MM“ Wall street. Non-am; telephone
-. canvas.
'mmlcarmaamu inallcauoho
, clan-sits ‘
IKE IVE!!!“ SHTIm
flown Nona“. Conn.
”ISN’T In!" ‘l'llfl BILL
int fate-t Cont-halo.” layman: lla-
paets it Will Do Adopt“ an the ass-so.
Commhaioner of Patents John 8. Sey-
tnonr is in 5": Raven attending ' com-
mencement 1.1 1l incidentally doing some
business cont.” ted with hll office. Com-
rnisaioner Seymour. in tilting yesterday
:0an Haven Palladium reporter ot
the prtnpec: s at [issuing the present
tail! bill. said:
"I think that, in two weeks. the House
will pass the bill, with several modifica-
tions, of course. By August I. we in
Washington. look [or a big revival in
business. It cannot help but come as
souyn as this legislation is finished.
"Business is unsetth simply because
legislation is slow and unsettled.
”I think we will experience a great re-
vival in Maine. in August.
”For my part Iain not much in love
w with the Wilson bill as it now stands.
COUPON.l
' ‘0'! many nitration sold‘
by I“ Isaak;
10w last Ian“ Wanna format.
It” England today clan: weather and
' m, to M mMy‘winds will prevail.
will nearly stationary. tollovml by rising;
What lass humidity. On Friday.
warm. clear weather and light. mthnly
Wilda will prevail. with the approach at a
mam.“\varus waveJ' and no Saturday
warmer. to: weather continuing into Sunday.
mm point of the thermometer tor the
wan-tom hours BMTM at m today ‘19
05° abovemm highest. m3.
I'll-lawn Aim tar Too-arrow.
81mm Sulfide K tha I ’I'is'
arm marl 3.21111 l ’3 1.1.11"
'1'. Save Draw ning People.
Tho drowning seamn has set in with
“anal ”Verity 1111+ summer. Tho ne—
wly for every hummus «rear. rm: to lam
to swim has been empbasizwl till the
midis weary of hearing it. yet almost
crunchy there is news that hapless; mot»
tab have lost the? lives tbrtmgh not
knowing how to keep their brawls above
water Next to being able to swim. the
no“ important thing in connection with
“admin on the water is to be able to
am from drowning Windy who
cannot mm. The following directions
for this contain useful hints:
Influential that; tho m in tbs waxed-e
reached a speedily an plasma. Therefore a
up” plum Into the water mum hlm mm
thing to do It blotter town
In of a river to a mint above
moi! , entrant In rm M1111 him. “hm mu-
harm Wbecb will bcmadullam
30 approach blm from behind. grab—
1 in such a manner that your Mt
Mwh‘lch passes under his let: arm may
m his right wrist firmly and overs him
firmly toward you, Then swim toward the
above upon your hm: It being careiul to make
nan of the current. all you. can Tbs». right hand
In kept entirely free amt can be mod to swim-
Idli- Only the More» of the twawll Wheel»:
mm the wateruanrli both 1111111111» will be
carried more by the. water mmmllm; to the
lponlflc weight), the rescuer has 1111; the tankef
moving forward.
The rescuer cannot be grunge! by £31191 «1M
allowed. as the latter cannot 1m: 111: its: right
bananas his wrist is minty 11.21.15,:ro can be
firm to the left because then the rmwr
would pull the left shoulder closer to his own.
It tho first attempt to grasp the drowning man
he not successinl. try 11: again Wu- 1111mm
thatltadrownlns mm grasp you it be intone
still. to shake him na’ is [Inum‘lllenm The nun
drowning. will always try to luv-p 1.1». head
above water. Therefore all the rmncr 11mm
do in u) til” under the watermml the man. will.
immediately let an. The mellbmll I. RII‘EU'FIEHW
by the leading swimming «Irritation even when.
and it hasbasn stated lb. 1 ,eanrpt in «swarm
dlnnry circumstances, me mono: drown so
Inlan- be routine his presence or mini and is
occupied with one person. only In everybody
remember that to save a fab ow henna; {mm
drowning depends In every mm not. so much
on the rumour s skill 1m .11 mtmmm as on his
cool headodnesu and 11.1111. ltnsmr of Milan.
[Doers It I’ay'.’
Br. Cornelius lien, the brllzwer in the
Mum blackness, sufficiently recovered
at last to return to ram. 'I'lwrets no
remit to suppose he was sbamming in
the matter of the terrible illness which
It was claimed I'lvertm'ylt him immediate-
ly his notorious mnnlprtlntinm o! Prcmh
micro and deputies were found out.
The wonder in that. 1...- 1.31m. 1111111111»:
nbnae and hotrml III-1 brurubt upon him,
self.
Coming I'IPIM'I'I' 11111119, 111: may be to»
marked limb 111.0 nl’ filler firtl‘llrrlm-‘fl WIN)
was laid, justly or unjustly. 1111 MW
naed hill official knowlmlxw ml! 12.." “1111,53!
WENT}! III Ell»: I‘lmuzl' brn'w' ll 1 Ila-MCI
Moown prl'vntc [nwrltr-I'. be 1:115:th Will I»!
Wit hurl hm. 11111-111 for mvwml mm It».
A: the some limo in 11-1 tub-1 rrlmflwl
that one of 1.11111 tn :1 If New ‘l'. tit «19
VITO has bum I 11.11", {Ml Will's 11 1,1111 ml"
millions of bnlu .11 to cut-111111111111 1111121
tho police department; owl with «Ale-r
imagining to enrich himself is that”
wild in health. and his recovery is doubt.
1 M
lilrtobeolmrverl that whom heavy
Wot corruption or official 1111111111..
' I Mmbrongbt agnlnsta pnblicrnan I14.»
[IE ill. There bmnolly no 1mm.
MIA dither. Often his health is inc»
mu] hmltsmwi his! death lowly a
‘ “on oi 111m. lbs optimum in in»
My»! torn-a a moral thing.
”but baa tm over and main»
“Mitfilhunh. On thowbolc,
‘ ”m rich in tfls manner pay?
We Samar.
mead—luau! intern-duds.
”human-arc ruminant
“intuiti- tad-r- ot Harper's
I
”Tho Democratic party is not dis-
couraged by the times. Certainly they
cannot be charged with the present con-
dition.
"Better times are surely at hand and I
expect to see a general improvement in
a few weeks. The Wilson bill will be-
come a low in less than two weeks in my
”outlet for ladlas.
Single eyeglasses are now worn by a
few Inndon women who haven’t any-
thing betterto do. Of course they find
great dilliculty in fitting their eyes to
the wounds. sud often the eiTect is pain.
(“I upon the observer, who realizes what
untold suil’ering the unfortunate woman
is inflicting upon herself. The fashion?
able expression that sceompunirs the
single eyeglass in a female is somewhat
like that worn by youths of the genus
Piccadilly when they are riding in ban-
sctns. It is akin, also, to the haughty
self conscious gaze frequently seen on n
monarch. It isn't quite so proud our 110
anpercilious, however, as the glance
thrmigh the lorgnelee, which it is prophe-
sied is to be replaced by the monocle.
No lore (”N-entallcula at Yale.
Thefaculty at Yale have decided to
abolish the exercises of commencement
day. This will do away with the vale-
dictory and salutatory and the De Fonst
printmaking. Tnewmntencements of
the past few years have been little less
than farm. 111mm seldom more than
a mere traction at the class present.
Years ago these exercises had some
meaning, but the latter-day attitude of
Yale men toward such things has made
it disappear. The whole week is one
round of iarenell speeches, poems. and
(NEW. The intention is to wake the ra-
erc‘ws similar to what is known as com-
tnctnomtiun day at Oxford
fourth 0! Jul) [tuna at Greenwich.
The summer inc-41mg of the Green-
wich Driving mutation Will take place
on July 41h. at Field Point Park. The
rm begin at 1:150 p. In. There are live
events: 223’; tisss, purse 31.50: 2:25
class. purse $200: :1 minute class, purse
$1310. Theolhcr two events consist of
exhibition oneAholt mile and mile races
by colts to test the record. The races of
the Greenwich Driving ssmwistion have
proton ten popular.
fungus! lint-glans Cuuaht
James Saunders and John Riley, no-
torious New York burglars who escaped
from Litcblield jail Saturday were Clip»
lured at Sharon.
KERQIM‘HIJP and Kllwlu‘rnph.
The terms IlllllrIlH‘I‘li“ 11nd kineto-
graph are mullly cnnfuscdby the
unmilmml. 'I‘bv funner tcnn up.
plums only to lbw itllilllltlHI but sound-
Ims fining“. ’I'bv kinclugrnpb, on the
other band, Is an instrument intend-
ml to rrprwluwmotion and sound
ritzmltmmmsly, being 11 combination
of n spwlnll)’ constructml camera
andphonograph. 'I‘bc numeral used
by Blimp with this instrument will
false 1:13 pillurm :1 14111111111, com!-
1111111111!va.lmpivturcsu minute,
or llama 111 :111 hour.
The mpzd photographing of lbcso
pillar-11s mum .1 long bond of (1x-
11111111111311; 3.11 :1 miliw lilm «11111111113
the illumry 1114114111111! l‘l'lti motion
of tlw limit-rs. :11111 when. to this VII-l1
mil imprcwaiuu. tho phonograph is
mills] lo join i111 wit-o we have :1
mtnbinmiun 11! effects upon both 11111
dilury 111111 1111i: hum-s. This SIM"
chilly “111111-111111111.111111111i1-1 IIIIIK'III'II
(“Ins“irlmll)’ l1; .1 phonograph, IIIIII
lacir («111111111041 111111111111 11b, urn si
tnultntwuusiy fi“,lI“Il'I‘I’II, 111111 (bus
in: Iiiti‘l' lbw 1111;11th 11111111111111.1011 of vi;
Mon and mum}. It will be 80011 that
tlwnlsn'v principlw urn 1111111011 upon
tha-Iumilixz' toy known as (homo—
twtw. or 12114st of life. -»(‘1issi«.:r‘s
Hamlin. W ._._-.,.__.-
51m Surgery.
SW1 )cors. ago 11 London surgeon,
by using the sun It rays, succwdtxl to
removing a wine mark from the face
otalady and also anaemia] in do
carrying a malignant growth with
ihomremedy The wonndhenled
readily, and up to the time the article
was published there had been no
of the disease returning.
Amlllhrllnnusly.
Initial to Ilaa Iran.
ink. What Is llamanarwlthhsrl
Hills Dot-4 don‘t karmbutit’s
sushi-sinusoid
W~Soyonrllttlsphymatsia wm
STRIKING A BARGAIN.
A Young Chicagoan Who Knew What I.
Was Talking About.
“What. have you got there?" asked Mr.
Billus, encountering a boy at his front
door as he swptwd out for the purpose of
starting down town.
“IIundbllls,” replied the boy. “Goln
to be n nuotlon over here in the next street.
Household furnisher, carpets. kitchen
ntens’ls an bodclothcs on various other.
klnds 0’ truck. Attention oi the women
p'tlc'lnrly lnvltod. "
Mr. Blllus' hair rose; also his goro.‘
“You needn't louvs any here," he sold
sharply. sclzlng tho one that had been
wrapped about the doorknob, crushlng it
In his hand and thrusting it into his coat
picket. ,
"Got to Ionvo one at every house," sold
the boy. “’l'hcm's my orders.”
"I tell you I don't. want any of them
left bore. Do you understand that?"
"Yes, sir."
“Wt-II, got down from here and go
along.
“lg ll get down, " grumblcd tho boy, pro-
ceeding reluctantly down the steps, “but I
won't go Along. I'll wait round here till
you're out o' slgbt, and I’ll come book
and scatter these bills all over your yard."
“I'll just stay bore and use if you do.
you Impudcnt little"—
“Tlmt's IlII right. I’ll be Imngln roundl
not fur oil. I’m paid by the Weak, and
my time's cbmpor’n youth. I ain't In no
hurry. Bcsldos,” cxtmstulutod the lad,
“It wouldn’t be honest iurtnu tosllgbt
my work. I'm blrod to 11.111110 tbcso bllls ut
evcry house. 1111 I'm 311111 to do It, by ,
jocksl"
Mr. Billus reflected. He had got the
worst of the argument thus for.
" 'Bub " hosuld, ”Int 5 cmnprmnlso. I
have special reasons for not wanting any
of these Ilumlbllls left at my house, and if
this will be an lnducmncnt for you not to
Ienvcuny"—In-ro he drew 11 diver dollar
from his pocket—"I'll give It to you as a
reward and in n1mgnitbm of your sterling
honesty. "
“Now yo'ro tulkln business, " replied the
lncorruptlble youth, txwkoting the coin.
“I'll skip the \vlmlu block. "
And be wiped bls nose on his cont sleeve
and run down the strewn—Chicago Trlb-
uno.
A Ball Ill iss.
“Too bad. My new cucumber frame
broken. I but It's the Work of tlmt Infor-
nnl pup.”
“Missed by tbumlcr!’ '-—I.If11.
'l'srrlhln Tragedy Avertcd.
The boys In the burn “l‘l‘t‘ pc'riurmlng
an impromptu but highly mullstlo null
blomlcurdllng dnunn of border Ilio In tho
for West which thvy culled “’l‘bo Arizona
Regulators." 'l‘bu rogulmurs IllllI captur-
ed 11 homo tblcl’ and was preparing to
hang blm.
“Dick Dwulslmt, " sold the leader of tho
avengers solvmuly. “yml'vo gut jlst Iivo
minutes In Ilvn. Sny yvr pruyvrs."
The boy who stmul on tho lmrml, with
A rope round his nwk. wuummrlly forgot
his part.
"I 111111‘ I. know how Shorty,” lm sold
with some Irrlmllun ‘ lllmmy smut-thin
enslcr. "
“You don't know how?" I1xclnl111mltllo
lemlor In It terrible \‘Ull‘l'.
“Nu. Itlon't."
“(Jnn't any yer ‘Nuw I lny mol' "
“No, I can't, honest.”
"11111111111," sulll lbn leader of tbo rtguln-
tors In 11 lnnn of 11119 p (“must “1 uttbo kid
(11m 11 W's ll slop do play rlgbt here. It
wuubln't. bo rlgbt to hung 11 poor, lgno‘ nt,
dogoncd lwotlwn. "MExclmngo.
An Ordeal.
“No, sir, " sold (‘huw.lcs “Ishnll ncvnh
inks unothuh llwlnk. Numb, own an "
“I m glml you have realized the danger
of the habit. "
“But tho cawrwlcnco was IorWIbIo.
Why, do you know. I was taken boimh n
mnglstwnto. ”
“That won dreadful. ”
“Your, but ls worm I. that. It was the
humlllntlon. "
“Did he aoold you?"
“No. The follow actually spoke to me
patronltlngly, on If he had been Wight in
society. ”—Wasblngton Star.
lat-rat Illalaha.
Clerk-If thls mistake occurs again.
you will have the cost charged up to your
account
Bollboy—Whai’a matter?
01am told you to take a bottl- oi
olarnttofland abottleof rudlnktold.
and you got the thing mind-21" Yuk
Ian Malta.
dill)“
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MINA!" “I“
TH E BOSTON STORE
Corner Mlain and Wall Streets Norwalk
Good News for Buyers
’ THIS MEANS SOMETHING OF INTEREST ,
To everybody. The unusual big sale of last week cleaned out our“,
stock so completely that we Were enabled to' take advantage of
the market, and, £115 a result, have secured some wonderfully rare
bargains.
Printed Crepes, Brandenburg Suitings and Printed Dotted Muslins; were imported to sell at
25 cents; to close at
8,000 yards fine French Sateens, new effects and designs never shown here before; imported
Wash Goods.
to sell at 25 cents; all new; we shall offer them at
All spring and summer styles that were 98 cts. and $1.10, to close at
Our 75-cent Goods to close
Dress Goods.
at
Our 50 and 60- cent Goods to close at
All of our fill-cent andl 25-cent Goods to closp at
Y on will never have such a chance again to buy Staple Goods at such low prices
‘ Hosiery and U nderwear.
50 dozen ladies’ tan colored Hose, full regular made, all sizes,
100 dozen ladics’ fast black Hose, full regular made, for this sale only
525 dozen ladies’ white ribbed Vests, low square neck silk finished,
An unusual activity in this department 13 surely most; gratifying. It is an evidence that the
men of Norwalk can appreciate
For this sale we offer a lot of fancy Laundered Shirts, Collars and Cuffs attached and separ-
ate; prices were $1.00 and 111.35;
One lot fine Madras Shirts
For Men.
good values.
while they last.
, laundered Collars and Cuffs,
One lot extra fine Shilrts, colored Bosoms and Cuffs, at
One lot Negligee Shirts, extra quality in Cheviot, Madras and French Flannels, at
$1.50, $1.75, $1.00 anld $9.50. The choicest goods on the market.
Men’s fine wash Silk Shirts (N egligee); value $5.00 at
Although we had a continuous rush all week, we have still a good line at prices,
It is a well-known fact that in this department we are always in the lead. Our kid gloves
at 98 cents (which are every pair warranted) by their quick sales fully testify to their merit, 980 ~
In Tafletas and Silks the assortment is large and varied. 50 doz. more of our special 25-
ShIrt Walsts.
Gloves.
cent Tailetas, in bla‘ck, modes and tans.
THE BOSTON STORE,
TELEPHONE CALL. 57-4.
1210
line
you
- 75c
590
45c
1‘70
19}
121}
250
500
690
790
S l .25,
$3.98
I90 to $8.19
WILL PIPE]
I am selling white back Blanks
from 10c. to 20¢. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 0
in. or 18 in. borders; of course
we break the combination when
desired.
Gills are from 151:. up, dlouble
roll.
I have been told by a great
many customers 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 Nora
walk.
Painters‘ supplies at lowest
prices.
Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
No.2 Fits! Avenue.
EAST NORWAILK.2
W Pudtnore,
85 NORTH MAIN 8TIIEllT' ..
lion (mar 1mm for everybody In the slmpo of
lwurwbolt ~91“ ms. lurgom or l
FURNITUIRE
No lower prl: es In the low 11.
cARPETLS.
In all wool and nmlium grades.
Mattmgs,
In new and um o1 affects.
E... ....1.
Oil Cloths,
I all wIIIIlu. and Vin-Inns tIl'IIl‘llH.
,. . A, A .__......>-
Refrigerators
The best make. lowest prices
GASOLINE STOVIES.
D. P. Morrell. Jr.
IlliII'I :iNll Nil" THINKING.
long Distants mlartlgfi s Ollsclslty
All handledwlthoa matted
N&%MMMW:W “d“ u
EAST AND PLEASANT TO TAKE
A'I :OUR I’ 111058.
111 FAGT. 1111111301 T0 ma,
Loxatonik, $1.00
Hood s Sumparilla, .60
Ayers Sat-salmrilln, .67
Dana s Samparilla, .67
Cuticum Resolveut, .71)
Scott‘s Emulsion, .00
Green's Nervurn, .70
Stillson's Specific for Malaria, .771
Pnine‘s Cclerty;1 Compound, .63
Ilrandreth's 'Ils .12
Alcock‘s I‘Iasters, .10
Benson‘s Catnico I’lmtcls, .1'3
l‘mtorin. .23
Carter's Pills. .1‘3
Atwood‘s Bitters, .13
Radsm's Microbe Killer, got, .73
Itodnm‘s Microbe Killer, gal. jars, 2.51)
Yankee Lung Soother, .25
lien. I}. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
Ill Washington Street.
Where“ Else , on“ Earth
Can you not 111an decorated cup and
saucer or funny fruit plate with one-bull
fruit jars with 1 lb. of tho
Best Quality Tea. 600.
and our prices are lower than other con-
cerns charge for second class article-1311-
lb.
Leave your order with us on {Saturday
and have it delivered promptly.
THE CENTRAL
BASH IBRDBEBY
I5 NllllTll MAIN STREET.
I. 0. JENNINGS.
Pint Nintenlhltlalmmtmum...
“MI-11'
nu 11111111 up nuns
'II. N. Plaisted‘"
“Patent Medicines
lb. of tea 300 or 1 lb. blended colloo 28c?
Where else can you got 4 Mason‘s quart
Remember our goods are the wry best
cellent swecl Iilgin cremuury butler, 21c
”1'1” WV .4: nx’l
A for. Wain, firsthand by Raisin.
film‘s a‘tslr chance and she wlll ears
mhiaddsr 7
IS AGENT Fflll
LAND WATER
(511:: (1'1“ BELOW.)
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