\
EVENING Sutton.
Manson. JULY 11. ten.
‘Wllflo Elm—“Wont." "To
M” and “For Cole" advertisements. not ex-
acting 1v. lines, one time. 25.3.; three times.
martin-s. 31.00. Reading helices. we. a
be. Murlaseand awn notices. we. Sched-
. fidmtwduplayed advertisements tur-
ulded an accusation.
' W103 BATK3~By mull. in ad-
/ m m prepaid: One month. 600; three
amt-.3115: six months. 32.50; one year. “.00.
v by whore. 12¢: a week, to be paid
tubes-ma.
W onion-mo. llb Washington street,
Mb MM; telephone call. 9». Branch
' MNOJB Walletreet. Nut-walk: telephone
rill. M i.
, EDIDIITNIOATIHNS should in all cases be
to
a “I: EVENING SEN‘I‘INEL,
sown Noswana.(;oss.
EVENING sriiiitl
C 0 U PON
Good on an ubli at! n cold
The EVODIII: ' ntll‘I’QI-I’ I
In You nor-Id Wouther l‘oreuut.
In New Englnnd tovdny clear, warmer wes-
Ihar and light southerly winds will prevail.
with maximum temperature about so degrees
in thieuction, except war the coast line. On
MY. fair. warmer weather and light
with will prevail. with a decided “warm
m”!!! on Friday. warmer, generally fair.
with"; Increase of actual humidity and dan-
we! Innstrokee.
'l’lurmumenr Record.
The lowest point of the thermometer tor the
Mntyefonr hours ending at noon today was
Ila above tern: highs-it, 833.
Mm
Miniature Alanine [or ‘I'o-morro'.
Mullins Sun “eta High Tide Low Tide
and!) i at 7:25 i at 7:21 at 05:;
Stable Nuisancr In (titles.
The Ladics' Health Protective, associ.
“ion is one of thc most useful societies
air: the city of New York. For eight
yarn it hasconccntrnted its efforts to
downy with the nuisances of stables
in thickly sottlcd quarters of the city.
Borne of these have been nbatcd lmnlly,
mpelling them to seek other quarters.
It has also been striving to have the
idling of manure made compnlgory.
M have had the matter thoroughly
Wked up by experts and are prepared
bahow that the pressing and billing of
manure reduces it to one-third its loose
bulk, in which state it can be removed
Mont filling the air with poisonous
Gavin, and with a great economy of
handling, so that it will be really It sav-
ingfor the stables to adopt the plan.
can also prove to tho tanner who
buys the manure that it is not injured,
ht instead improved for fertilizing mics
Dy the compression. The society‘s mo-
mortal to thu\ cgislaturo is indorsl-d by
the highest so “gntific and medical on-
P\_ Qualities. ‘ N)
-_.c t.
Londnln's Model Tent-minds.
Diode] tenement houses how paid
, we} in London. Sir Sydney Watcrlow
“trade the first cxrxarimmnt of tho kind
h 1860 when he built at his own t'X‘
pause four blocks in Work street. Finn--
bury. The buildings uccommmlnml bl)
hmilics, or 400 muons, and such was
Mr Stream that in three yours, in con-
junction with scvcrnl friends, he started
tho Improved Industrial Dwellings com—
my, of which ho is. chairman. Thnf
mpanyhas spout uvvr £1,00o,000 in
the erection of dwellings on 43 (states
in London. Th0 dividvnd paid is 5 [wt
“lit. and the lucrugu l‘l‘llf of our-h room
In 50 cents
Au Irislunnn in Dublin prot-lnuns that
b has discowrul :i preparation which
will dead surc kcvpvzg-i frt'hll any length
of time. It is a thin, grnybh pnetc.
Some eggs illnt Wt‘rt' kwpt in it four
months wero+nkvn out liri frr-rs'h an if lhU
echoes of the I'm that lnid thorn hnd not
“filed away. it is to lw hopml the in.
mtion will quickly lu- brought to Amor-
h. Fly». m-ntn npim-t- for rum
-,.,. 0t ( 'hrist
In time is u \‘c't'.ll'llll“‘.‘i.
. Arnold Hugo, lb.» (lvrmnn vuginccr
ivho built the Immune \‘vnczuvlnn rail—
Vrmd,ouoof tlu- mostdiftlcult fonts in
hallway constriction yvt nchivvvd. snys
first New York city mm ho llllllll" ihrvv
miles longer In llu- southwnrrl by build-
lug it down lill'l tlu- boy. Tilxllllwmls
3nd steam. r plum mm lu- Munch-l for
lfltdistnnw vl'awu Irwin the Hath-r};
“work Would it"[llll‘i‘ thrw or l'-lll'
mm.
A work “I" thr' American gluvxrubl
thlogrm' MW in lmnel-n
“flamingo.” bf: lbw-um" llouuml. “l:
m n jolly wltll. \"l‘lll' u Ming-It to
muse,” any-4 Mr, H maml. rod \\.’:~Hllv
d his emiynil'«ut~ lu lmu'lm ll Wm
mhrlstcnml "llt‘ixidnn" nnvl hn'l it run
d 100 night». \t‘hult “‘1” u long lllm- in
(by: when it mm “55“ “Two :1.
ll (xru
" ,th e
A Dc Till I. ggh “m rnlwl at ihc
W soul "bm‘lT-Jllmlv lo llll'i'l‘ II
W30 min Mb pdhllc- mmrml
“end ultvnxl to “wit tvt‘lh, instruct~
, ’ ”than: at ill" Harm! limo how to lnlw
“not the teeth. But this bus ur'lually
hull done in London. Ten dentists llu‘rc
W all their firm- looking after llw
m of the public school pupils.
L Frenchman finds that. fully ripe
MM smelly. He has made
Wand finds that a battery of
I ” Mane will mete n quantity
. fl electricity eqnnl to two horsepower.
:, “filthy melons so often knock pen»
firm. especially Georgia melons.
1h {milks the'poor, wehsve al-
murtlh BI. wwwwwwwww _- ‘
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limbo-tumm-
Jter of John Crockett, and Rev. Joseph A.
, sour-res.
Miss Edith Genevieve Crockett, daugh-
Judge, pastor of. the Baptist church, Were
united in marriage Monday, at the resi-
dence of the b idc'e sister in New Jersey.
The crrermwy was performed by Rev.
Peter Stryker, D. D. Rev. and Mrs.
Judge are now enjoying a brief bridal
tour and Will reside here on their return.
Sunday night Mr. Judge preached a ser-
mon bearing upon the subject of marri-
age. ’
Members of Rising Star Division, Sons
pf Temperance, will meet at Charles
Guider's store tonight at 6:30 o'clock, for
the purpose ofinttending the anniversary
exercises of Minnebaha Division, in South
Norwalk.
The Baptist church will hold :1 map
berry and ice cream festival, under the
tent, on Friday and Saturday evenings
of this week. Those who attend are
promised a good time.
The frame for Mrs. A. D. Ward’s new
windmill at Contentment Island has been
raisedand Contractor C. L. Ogden’s eru-
ployes are rapidly constructing the same.
J. Edward Vincent is slowly recover-
ing from injurits received by being
thrown out of William llloser's carriage a
couple of weeks ago.
F. Boylston, the Well-known baby car-
riage builder, sold one of these useful
articles, yesterday, to William L. Porter,
of South N orvvalk.
Clarence Boylston, of Long Hill, is vis-
iting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard ll. Boylston, Main street.
George S. Clark and wife, of New
York, are occupying their summer rcsi-
deuce on Contentment Island.
Miss Fleming, of New York, is visiting
her sister, Mrsmlllargaret \‘nnlluskirk,
Main street.
Samuel Hall entertained several friends
at his home on Crockett avenue, Monday
night.
James Craft, of New York, is spending
n week at the houn- of John Crockett.
BABIES.
Miss Helen Waterbury now rides about
town in a neat basket chaise, drawn by
a pony. A day or two ago, in company
with her friend, Miss Susie Stillman. she
visited Philips Park, in Glenbrook, where
the day wns passed most pleasantly.
Theman killed by the "llycr" east of
the depot, Monday rim-moon, was bur-
ied yesterday in the ['llilllc ground at
ltotonllivercometery. No information
has yet lncu ft‘Ct'th'il regarding the
man's identity.
The newly elected cilia-rs of Welcome
I)ivi~ion,':lons of Temperance, will be
installed tlntorrow night, by (Brand
Deputy l3 ll. Beat-um, of Sloth Nor-
walk.
A draw-head wns pulled lromn freight
train in front of the depot. yt'filt'ldfiy af-
tolntxnt, and a dolly of ten minuh‘s was
caused in tmntmrnrdy repairing the dam-
ago.
Miss Helen .‘l-irrhouse storied ycsicr~
day afternoon for Clem-land, us the dele-
gate to the Christian Endeavor conven-
tion from the (‘ougrvgutionnl society.
(Joe of the patients at Dr. J. J. Kin-
dred‘s snuitnnum wandered away yester-
day nfterutmn. and has not since been
sec“ or heard from
Mrs. ll. i'. Manschnlk, at-compnuicd by
her two tluldrt-n, from Brooklyn, is
visiting llt‘l‘ father, 8. S. Lockwood.
A number of fltnmford and New in
man horscnn-u will hove a trot tonight
on lsrulc lionton's track.
Miss Alice (lover, of Philadelphia, M a
guest at the residuum- of llcprcscntntivo
if W. liounthnry.
'I‘IMMI’LED Ill)! TO DEATH.
Former Corn-nail Killed by Fm" of III.
Mow" Hour l‘urlluml.
Andrew (.‘omwnll, one of the wealthi-
est fnrnwrn in this stoic, wnn trampled to
death by HM‘l'l'd Sunday.
He lived on lions Hill Farm, near Port—
loud, and (ll’flplll‘ his scvcntywwun years
wus m'liw us unmt young men nud oner-
grilcully din t-tcd tho work about the
plum», H0 liked Work and often sold
thnt to it he nwr'tl his robust henlth, 0nd
u-rtninly to it he won indebted for one of
ilw linmt forum in the, country.
He drow four stem into the barn yest-
torrluy ni’tcrnoon, and though one of the
form hon-ls yoltmlvorml to do the work
Mr. ( 'omwuli «old he would bobble them
in lhi'll‘ fltllll't. llo stooped in tin tho
lwml totin- fnot of non of tho nulmnln
whm tho steer struck him with his lwnd,
knocking him down. Mr. (.‘cruwnll was
votircly taken off his gourd. but he
quickly rvt'uvvrml himself and tried to
regain his let-t. The stem, buwcvc’r, WM
miquick for him.
Its forefoot struck him with vicious
force and ho went down again. Then
the animal struck him again and again.
The old man vainly tried to avoid the.
attack, but was unable to get to his feet
again. lie cried for help just as the three,
other steers rushed upon him. The enl-
uialeaituck him with their feet, end,
no he feebly grind it sitting position,
aimed at him with their home. All
thistooh place luau almost incredibly
short time. and the attack of the uni-
mele was» seagull!» bytbeiimeu—
my". at hand Mr. (Iomwall was
insensible.
The animal. were at last driva- olt and
Ir. Cornwall removed to in. sou-o,
when he died in short it...
Manatee-people. nope:
Olli- of law England hm".
Therei- something in the New Eng-
land landscape, whether taken it; the
lowlands, or in the highlands, whether
on the seashore or among the mountains,
which is permanently attractive. It. is
never wearlsome, never monotdnous. In
winter the white hills are sternly serene
and beautiful in their mantles of snow,
and though less inviting than in summer,
appeal to the imagination with striking
effect. The variety of hill and valley is
such that even when the snow covers the
ground, and nature takes on the appear-
ance of uniformity the charm of the view
is not lost but heightened.
I have found the White mountains on
a frosty morning, with heavy clouds
sweeping over the shoulders of Mt.Wash-
ington, and the snow white peak glisten-
ing in the sun as if it were covered with
diamonds, irresistibly attractive to the
imagination, and awakening strong emo-
tions which could not easily be controlled.
Therc was a severity in their outlines
which never appendrs when they are
clothed in the evergreen and the browns
of the heated season. One can never at-
ford to ignore any phase of natural scon-
ery. Its surprises under every conditiOn
of light and shade nreconstant and inev‘
imblc, and the careful obwrver is ale aye
finding that the fruits of the enjoyment
of it are in close proportion to one’s abil-
ity to mark the variations which days
and seasons and light and shade, bring
to our nppeciation of the outward world.
--The Rev. Julius H. Ward, in July
Donahce's.
Mothers Read This.
“My child is subject to severe attacks
of diarrhoea. During the lust sickness,
Ilr. Hand‘s Diarrhoea Mixture was freely
given and an immediate cut-c resulted.
It would have required a dozen visits Of
a physician, as on former occasions. I
believe Dr. llnnd's Remedies would have
saved the life of the child I lost, bad they
been within my reach at the time of its
sickness." Mrs. F. A. Bennett, 722 New
street, Camden, N. J, They are splen-
did children’s remedies. 25 cents. All
drug st ’IL'“:
Chamberlain's is the best of all. Vin-
cent J. Burkl, of Danbury, Town, has
used Chamberlain‘s (.Jough Remedy
whenever in need of a medicine for
coughs and colds, for the past five years,
and says: “It always helps me out. If
anyone asks me what kind of cough
medicine I use, 1 reply, Chamberlain's.
that is the best of till." 25 and 50c bottles
or sale by (l. C. Stillson. drugglst.
Aycr's l’ills promote the unturnl mo-
tion of the bowels, without which there
can be no regular, healthy operations.
For the cure of biliousnoas, indigestion,
sick bt-ndnche, constipation, jaundice,
and hvcr wutplnint, these pills have no
equal, Every dose effective.
W. ll. Nelson, who is in the drug busi-
m 33 in Kingvillc, Mm. has so much con«
lidcnce in Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhn-a Remedy thnt he wnrranlst
every bottle and offers to refund the
money to any customer who is not satis-
fied after using it. Mr. Nelson takes no
risk in doing this becnuso the remedy is
a certain cure for the diseases for which
it is intended and he knows it. It is for
solo by U. (l. Stillson, drnggiat.
Lust Juno Dick Crawford brought his
tvvelve months old child, suffering from
infantile diarrhoea, ionic. It had been
weaning at four months old sud being
sickly everything run through it like
water through a sieve. I gave it the
ustinl treatment in such cascs but with-
out benclit. The child kept growing
thinner until it weighed but little more
than when born, or pl‘l‘hapfi ten pounds.
I then stnricd the father to giving Cham-
berlain's Colic, ('holcra and Diarrhoea
Remedy. Before one bottle of the 25
cent nimhnd been used, a marked im-
provement was seen und its continued
uwcuwd the child. its weakness and
puny constitution disappeared and its fa,
thcr and myself believe the child‘s life
was saved by title Remedy. J. T. Mar-
low, M. 1)., Tamaroa, Ill. For sale by
(l. (I. Hiillaon. druggist.
if 0. New York millionaire gives u did
not at 5th nvmuo and 20th strcct, costing
$700.00. which gives 19 pmplo dyspepsia
and these pmplo spend $1,450.00 in doc»
(.rn’ bills and finally lime to pity 8.".00
mlch for (foetus Blood Cum to cure thnm
what would hotho eavingper capital if
the dinner should not be given, Lhuro
being 07 [osmium at tho fcnstl
inquire at l'lslstod'a drug store, when:
you may have the problem colt-ml and
got.informntmnulmut I 71ctusllir o i ('urs
Not many lmsincss houses in these
United Hiatus can board. of llfty ycnm'
standing. The business of Dr. J. (I.
Ayer (it (30., Inwcll, Manic, whose incom-
parable Bureaparllla is known and usrad
cverywhcrs, has passed its halbcenten—
nlnl and was never so vigorous no at
present.
ChildreHbry for
Pltcher’s Castorla.
When Babywusiclt. wegsveher (Moria.
Whenmewuetthild, unsorted forthwith.
Whendiebecumflhmdnclnngtom
“noncommunmm
Children Cry for
Pitchers omens.
“HMOrmr.
THE BO
Corner Main and W
BEEINNING SATURI .MlllllllliiiJui-W :
1894. * 5
\v
0N STORE}:
:‘lr "
eats. Norwalk. Conn.
WE OPEN oun ,_ANNuAL
‘ CLEARlN
AND FOR EARLY C
PROMISE
Never was there a time in the history of the Dry Goods ‘
so much as at present.
RARE 5“
THE, PANIC SGARE HAS
CHANDISE so LOW
That the prices we quote below seem hardly credible. However at in
Just as we advertise is well understood. you can rest assured we mean to’liollow along on
straight road.
Domestics.
Unbleached muslin, ynrd wide, 251‘
per yard. ,
Prints, dress styles, 30 per yard.
Best quality apron checks, 330 per
yard.
Lining cambrics, all colors, the per
yard. ' ‘
Outing llannels, 7c yard.
Fast color turkey red dumask~cxtra
quality clottimlfic per yard.
4-4 chenille covers, 390 each.
Men’s Furnishings.
Fifty dozen outing shirts, the some
that we soldrnrly in the s nsun for 50
cents; for this sale, 251'.
Four-ply. all linen collars, 70 each:
four for 251'.
The balance of our Lift-cent ueckwcar
for 91‘.
Boy's rollers, 31- each.
Shirt Waists.
5,000 shirt waist-t, the largest and best
assortment ever shown in any one store.
On account of limited 3 ace we are un-
able to mention prices. hut as a marked
reduction is made all around you will
find it no exception in this department.
Hosiery and Underwear.
Ladies' Black Hose, 70 a pair.
Men's Socks, seamless, 70 a pair: four
pairs for 251'.
Childred's Ribbed, all sizes, 70 a pair
all perfect goods.
Notions. . -
Willimautic Cotton, black, white and
colors. 31- n. spool.
Corset Steels. regular 83 quality, 40.
Golf‘s Black Braid, two rolls for 50.
Children‘s [lose Supporters, in white
50 a pair.
White Feather Stitch Braid,
12 yd
lengths, do each.
‘ness when a do
iron:
3 set.
Glass Cracker Jar. 251-.
SALE.
. \ERS WE
\ARGATNS.
llar W33 “mm
D MER-
‘3‘; .
hi. 4 .
.. . - for domg
r reputation the same
('lnrk'q 0 ‘3, T. Crochet 00W)“, in
C°.'?.t:.;::.:~t“'uugm“a .,,..
Six packages 4 (luallly hollet p ’
full size, for 23¢. L
Roll Toilet Paper, tw
Boxed Writing P~
match, good quality.
Pound Note paper, ext
, .
Kitchen Elena
Asbestos Stove Mats, 5c .
Asbestos Brrad Toasters,
Decorated Creamers, 50
Cobalt Blue Cake Plates, l
Two-quart Jap. Tea Put, 1
Covered Picnic Baskets, 1
Two-quart Decorated
roll-t for 90-
each.
Colored Etched (Hess Berry Sets, 890
Mason‘s Jars, pints and quarts. 5c.
TELEPHONE CALL.
The Boston Store,
CORNER MAIN AND WALL STREETS. NORWALK.
57—4-
WALL PAPERS.
1am selling white. back Blanks
from 10c. to 20c. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
in. or 13 in. border»; of course
we break the combination when
desired.
Gilts are from 15c. up, double
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 Nor-
walk.
Painters‘ supplies at lowest
prices.
Painting, Paper-banging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
No. 2 First Avenue,
EAST NORWALK-E
Eisv iib'rttislnr T0;TAKE.
Patent Medicines
AT OUR P'llf'Vt-l.
IN FACT. HARD NOT TO TAKE,
Loxntonik $1.00
Hood‘s Santnpnrillu, .00
Ayers‘ Stirsapnrilln, .67
Dunn‘s Sarsnparilla, .07
,Cuticurn Insolvent, .70
.00
.70
.75
Scott‘s Emulsion,
Green‘s Nervurn, _
Stillson's Specific for Mnlnnn,
I’aiue's Celery Compound, .05
llrnndrcth's Pills, l2
Alcock's l’lnstcrs, .10
Benson's Cnpsicc Planers. .12
(.illslol'lll. - 3’3
Carter‘s l’ills,
Atwood's Hitters,
Radam's Microbe Killer, qtsu .
lhidnm‘s Microbe Killer, gal. jam, 2..
Ynukt-c Lung Soother,
Gen. 0. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
82 Washington Street.
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5.1
v1:v'
(
W. POdmore,
as unnru MAIN stat-257.:
"on everything for ovcrylnuly. in lho nhnpo of
boom-hold goods. large or entnll.
No lowor prices in the town. ‘
CA R P E l S.
In all wool nod umlium grnvlcn.
M a tugs,
In new and novel offer-ls.
010 r u."
l o s,
1 all widths. nmkvnrlous designs.
Refrigerators
The best make. and lowest prices.
u‘s‘umt’smvrs.
“Blip. “M‘afié’n‘. Jr.w
ufilflmflLflEfllLTllllfllllllil.
ion stance Berlin a I rclali
I "MOS 38;”th ’
led care
u‘a‘.’ 'i-f’b'. Wm. Boul- N
A Good Hocking Chair Free.
We hove rcccivod a few more rocking
BLT—ll. Plaisleil
IS AGENT Fun,
LAND WATER
DEE (‘l'T ul:i.ow.‘r
mu: Géfiuur
:
chairs nnd will give one with otuzh pur- ,
purchase of 1 lb. of ’l‘cn,0(tc,.0r 1 lb.
inking Powder, 47m.
Buy quick as they go last.
We give with l lb. Ton or linking Pow-
doror 1 lb. lilondllnll‘oc, 280, your choice
of l fnncy fruit plate, 1 decorated cup
and saucer, l butu'r dish nnd other uso- <
ful articles.
Fino l‘llllln Creamery llnttor. 21s.: ox-
trnct of Lemon, 10.). bottle: extract of
Vanilln,120. lmttlc; Ammonin, 5c. bottle;
Sardines, 60.; loose (kiconmtt, 20c, per
lb.; Shoulder, 0a.; Hams. 120. “'
Leave your orders with us and save
your money.
4Mnsou fruit jars with 1 lb. of Ton,
(Wu. or 1 lb. linking Powder, 450.
THE CENTRAL" *
BASH lllllllllElll
l5 lllllllll Milli STREET. J7.
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hauntcabiniuotdialuu
am dealer in
Will PIPER ll
I
a fare Vermin-dimes by nature. “
Give nature Affair chance end she will cure
troubles oi kidneys, bled 1
vii. need 0! resort
or bed
covered (intuit
then moor b «1
get only Award orid'
great )nrity. and an a natural medics
W‘ " eliversd freeln South I. ti “
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v Maul. ”room it.
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