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To
Reach
Buyers
lithe cherished plan of all ad-
. «tillers. The Bssr Guns of
buy THE BENTINEL,
_.ld i is through their trade
that .
Business ,
* Must
Prospeg.‘ .
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Cali Attention to Then
10 lb. tubs of Vermont Creamery But-
tor, sweet as n nut, odor of new hay,
like your grandmother used to make,
fine and cheap. Corns and see.
Mason‘s Jars, warts and ”pints, large
mouth pints,hsn y. also Lightning Jars
at lower prices than for years past. Ex-
tra rubbers [or jars.
New lot of Spices. both whole and
ground. Spice such as Spice should be.
Pure and strong.
Green Ginger Root.
Fine cut Peaches. all right. no 1M}
stock. Will close them out at 10c lb.
Worth your attention.
e Cream Salt in any quantity.
Instantaneous Tapioca. a new article.
Try it, 12' package.
“Shells of Ocean" to be closed out at
50 esch.
Whole mixed Spices for pickling. etc.
Spiced Vinegar ure Cldtr Vinegar.
Sparkling and healthiui. Enjoyed by the
whole family. No other root beer ex-
rsct equals Williams' in strength and
pu-ity. One bottle of extract makes 5
gallons. The great temperance drink.
Thisi<xmlnulv"j~rst nsgood"
in. nthcn, lllil for bill”. . ()nc SOLD
trial mil mmputt this chum. EVERYWHERE
“Illino- L ( nrlrlon. llutforl. CL '
on Kim
W.H.Meekerdfiu.
dole Agent for
E. 8: ill BOLTDN'S
Hill WHER HEAT?"
Plumbing, Steam and ass-Fitting.
Tin and Sheet iron Work.
lint Air Heating.
Plans and ostimutes furnished (or e:l‘1--~
hot. water. steam or hot air heating,
m unii'i‘ii Mtl‘sl “'1‘
iiunioleluii,
Fish and Vegetable Mariel
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. .mhmsmot rhyme .
‘ ranches. lover its color. om
Consist from Hope's ever eonstsnt sun.
Upon each in! a. lyric writ~ ‘
Your eyes alone tony witness it,
And in its hurt for you to use
Another heart—tho heart of me.
All roses are as fltly worn
By you u by your sister Morn.
Since you. like Morn. foil not to give
New beauty to them while they live. '
If this against. your bosom rest
One brict. sweet hour. its life were blast.
Then. should you chance to out it by.
it would not tiud it hard to die.
80 tnlte this bloom of love and song.
And be its life or brief or long‘
Know that for you the petnls part,
Disclosing nil its lyric heart.
For you its frnzrnnt breaths are drown;
For you its oolor~lovo‘s glad down,
And for you. too, the heart that goes
Bong prisoner! in this rhyme of rose!
—Franlt Dempster Sherman in Century.
RESTITUTION.
The parliamentary session hurl ad-
journed, the Hon. M. (,irnndcndct, dop-
uty for the Deux-Gnronncs, took tho ox-
prcss—i’roe, thanks to his annual pass-—
and hiod himself to feel tho pulse of
public opinion in his native town.
Comfortably instnllcd in n corner of
the carriage M. Grandcadot unfolded a
voluminous evening newspaper, vory‘
erudite and ministerial, and edited in u
prose us heavy and depressing us virtue,
tho typography of which had it grave
and puritanical air about it. Tho Pann-
mn scandal—insignificant. us every one
knows, nnd exaggerated with so much
malevolence by the enemies of the re-
public—wns insultingly relegated to the
third page and reported and printed in
such small typo us to be almost illegi-
ble. By contrast tho columns of this
austere organ were filled with foreign
politics, articles of pnlpitotingintcrost,
which commenced in the following
terms: “Matters are very serious in
Venezuela," or else, “Are the days of
tho Tricoupis ministry counted?”
To make it good impression on the
white mustaohed colonel,.who snt oppo-
site to him tranquilly reading Lu Co-
cardo, M. (imndoudct did not lift his
eyes from tho oiliciul shoot and appeared
to be deeply interested in the Hellenic
crisis and in tho last dispntchcs from
Carrot-us. But in reality M. (.lranulcntlet
was Very much upset by the lust turn
ullnirs had tukun, and it deep fueling of
anxiety Ixrsswscd him.
His tuunr- had not lwcn mentioned
yet. (ioozl, so far. Ilo lmd written
nothing, signed nothing. Wonderful
thoughtfulness on his purl. But who
could utmn-r for what might happen
Inter? Sumo of those lino morningsn
compromising: pnlwr might come to
light. For. lii’lWH-ll ourselves. lll‘ had
lnmdhld his litth- hoodio in nu honest,
honorable wny among comrades. and ho
had not thought much about tho mat-
ter. (limo. I will :xiluw my roudr-rs to
pass judguu-nt upon him. Mo was m-u-
trnl :it tho lust uppr-nl for funds. A
num of considvrntion. a rich bunker,
whom ho met wrynftcn in his political
circle, and with whom ho was on very
good terms—in fact, nlmnst it friend—
(ipt'lml his r-yvs, guru him to llIiill‘T-
fund how opportum-——,~hull I say pu-
trioticE—it was to rots favorably to the,
emission. This man. who knew how to
lire, \t‘lm \Vili-l n porfc-vt gr-nlivuum. pro-
posed in him—in must Ilt‘lll'lll" terms-—
to nssor'iutc himself with lllt' financial
operations in Ill1'51”‘(‘ll\'t'-——Ililllll'll.lly
enough, \Vlll'll thvru Wm; u question of
this great Slilll'llll'—-:Ulil promisl-d him
some l‘l‘i‘lllllpt‘llh‘t' in ndvunl‘o—to calm
his scruples—«t puiwntugo, mun llivu,
not un enormous one, u misr rublo
chock for 135,000 i‘rnnm. Do not, gummy
me; you Would ull hurl: donw tho hilllll‘.
on M. (irnzulvudo-t tilll, And i know
what you uru guilt}; to my in my, “Tho
subscribers, what about tlmu‘r" Listen
to reason. In cos.- of sum-Ms tlu-ywould
huvi: said nothing. tor tin-y Would lmvu
mndv u very :ulvzmtugonus iuw-slrzunt.
Tin-y worn more-1y gnnihlvrs, Would
you know my way of thinking? Well.
tho sulisl'rllwrs new of no r-urthlyuw
count. (‘ould lirundrruil-t. divino that.
this fumous mnul \Vrilllll urn-r lu- out
through? lint sowrul limo-r lit‘lllrtl ho
hurl realized Htiilll' lwnr-iits from ull‘nirs
of thr- sumultind, which hurl boon moro
or less successful, and nobody had found
innit with him.
Well, frankly; with his hand on his
hourtdu' t'oprour‘hod hitusolfi‘or not hing.
And I mush-unless it lm did not ln'liovo
in this burst. of public indignntiou. That
was nil humbuiz. It on» easy to I‘i‘i‘llg-
nizo brick of till this indignniinu it plot.
of tho old parties; ilu~ liumls of the:
Condom» l'nriu iillll tho loulungisto.
Tlioprr'sidl-nt du ('tlllrit‘il had sold as
much in them. llupplly ho hurl bvvll
theme-ho, (iriunlcmlotmto tit-fund the
llli’llili't‘il republic, and at tho risk of his
lilo, if you plouso. ’l‘o son him you
would not luwo thought. him cupublo of
somuch dutenninution and churnctcr,
with his woll trimmedwhiskers and his
hit of n country notary. lint when he
won in dnnnvr of being burned that was
unothcr thing. Yes. it it won nurossury
he would nllow himself to ho killed on
n burrlcnde, and lilto tho horoio Iinndin
he would cry out, “Union and see how
ono dies for 25,000 francs. "
Hownvor, in spite of oil thoso lino ron~
sailings tho lionornblo deputy dos Don:-
Guronnm was not L‘in‘his mind.
"summon It to net‘s littlo,"lto
sold to himnclf.
Ho drew his traveling cap over his
curs, enveloped his limbs in lung, and
stretching himself on tho sent was soon
sound asleep.
Then be but] tho niuhtntnro. Wns ho
overtaken by remorse? For myself I
think ho did wrong to out that dish of
"oivet" at tho stutionbut'fct. 110 should
have been tnistrusti'ul of it. Evidently
burn did not ngroo with him.
His dreams were absurd.
At first he thought himself at homo
opening his safe and finding that he
had been robbed; that bound of a flat
pocketbookof darkgrsen lather con
V, nil hurttlnnble popes-Ithaca
m" ”bubonic but mam
Itoolshstocking."Thsnnddmly he W“
M,
m Y r ‘nr
, , . H
byn‘fniitt twill:
of anything human was to be seen, but
an enormous but very high and shaped
like a garden reservoir stood on the
prosident'sdesk. Grandoadet gazed at
it stupidly. All at once the monstrosity
became convulsed and commenced to
vomit an innumerable quantity of little
squares of white paper, on each of which
the unfortunate deputy, endowed with
supernatural sight, could road the name
of his opponent at the lust. election. But
suddenly the hot collapsed like u gibbst,
the top lowered, the walls contracted,
and Grandcadot, overwhelmed with sur-
prise and horror, found himself before the
court of ussizes between two gondarmes
rind recognizer] under the rod sleeved
robes and gold braided cups of the presi-
dent and two assistant judges his porter,
his hairdresser and his housekeeper at
Paris, all three ruined by the Panama
scheme. And the president rose, and in
a deep voice road the following extraor-
dinary sentence, which condemned M.
Grundcudet, the (‘X-(lcpllly, to gild tho
Eiifol tower at his own expense from
top to bottom in six months’ time and
thou to be impaled on tho lightning rod
of tho edifice.
This was too frightful! Tho nunnbcr
of parliament uwokc with it. start. It;
was just down. M. (irandcudot recog-
nized the hillsides and vines of his cloc-
tornl county.
“Dccidcdly, ‘civot’ is not good for
the.” ho thought. “It gives mo very
stupid dreams. But I must not give
into those bad dreams. I am sure of my
constituents. No Socialists among thorn
and tho only mssiblo candidate of the
Monarchists, tho Marquis do in Tour-
Prcnd-Guardo, the partisan of M. Jzzimo,
is not to be found. Besides no one
knows the story of my 25,000 francs.
Como, have courage. "
A carriage stood waiting for M. 10
Deputy ut the station. The perfect trun-
quillityof his native city seemed a good
omen to him. On his way home the
white horse painted on tho signbonrd of
the hotel, at which the Boulungists
mot, did not noigh at him and cry out.
"Down with robbers!" or the cock on
the Weather vuno of tho church steeple
sing, “Panama!” undcr pretense of
crmving.
As soon us he rcnchml home his serv-
nni Thvrrsino, who had been expecting
hitn, m-rwd his ('ufo :iu luit. and while
he was thoroughly rnjuying it, “M.
(lmudcndvrfl’ said tho young puttsunr,
with n wurriml air, “1 how. smut-thing
wry (llnll‘l wing: to ti‘ll you. "
“And what is it, my girl?”
“In tho first plnx‘u, I um about to ho
mnn‘iod. "
“To l’ivrro, tho lutrm'ss maker across
tlu-slrrl-t‘f \Yr-ll. that has ln‘vtt docidod
upon for two yours post. I know all
nlmut that, Is it still for next wwk?”
“Y. s. llut llsii n. Ill‘fivl‘i‘ I could bi-
married it was tar-m usury for mo to no
tumulossion :mrl toll M. ll'l'utu of :t
sin I hud (‘ounnittod against you."
"A sin! And against me?"
“Yes. mousiour, forgivu mo, cried
Tin-resino, bursting into at flood of tours.
“I llnvtl stoll‘n from you, you, for the
lust two yours. and I told M, lo (‘urln
and ho has lll‘lll‘l‘l‘il mo in rrt‘ut’u the
money which I have tnlo n from you.
and hero is your money. Uh, to the lust
pr tiny. I swi-ur!”
And the. unhappy girl, pulling lur
bond in h: r Ilili'iil‘l. pullod out. n hand.
ful of gold nud pourml it on tho tublo
in front of lll'l‘ muster.
"What. is that you say? You hayr-
bliilt‘ll from tin-3" t‘I'll‘il M. ilrnndvudct,
iillml Willi astonishuu-nt :md ungur.
”Aim, ttlomivur, do not dismiss mo
:uid ll ll in: our. 1 implore you. You sm-
1 was not liltotrvllu-rdishonest, as IllitVt'
tn-turmd rt‘r-ry .mu to you. "
"Wt-ll. thul li :dl tight, but have
luv.” rvpliul llr‘l' mirtvr lmputir-rttly.
.\!:d h-i‘t lll'llzl‘ .‘ll. limndr'udol l'wil
llllu :r rvvl xiv. lln unit for on:- mozm ut
llllil‘Jlllll that ho i'or nu instant llll uzlu
.r
uf making rottitutinu of hm , -
li‘iHlt's’ ll itulll'. (llll'r‘ l'ill‘ till ll'i ll * Lulr
dwrsluorl ho (‘lllllwlill‘l't‘ti ii prwiit liil‘ ’ll
null logililnutrly’ llt‘llllll‘t‘ll. h .; m l.ll'l‘
of this poor girl's notion. to will ..1 th-
priust hurl ricullml lll'l‘ l‘orgollr-u mil--
chir-m, it Wits u Mit‘lnllrgzlr'nl ri-ilr-ctiou
to lllt‘ Mutt-sumo which pn-scntw‘ itself
to ll. iirnndtuidot‘s mind. Ilt' dri-nmwl
for n fcw moun‘nt'z. 'l'lil-n gathering up
tho moury left by 'I‘lu‘rvsluo uml stullitlg
it into his por-kct-«nnd llu-n. would you
lu'llvvtl iii/«ho, tho zirdont fro-o thinhr-r
who had Yilltil for oil tho lllllll'll'l‘ll‘lll
bills, nuirmurr-d softly in llllllm‘lli “It
is u. truo saying. You must. have. it l‘u-
liglou for tho poor. "m—l~‘l';iiu'oi.~l(Ioppw.
Iloult Lori-rum! llmrhhinrlcr.
ii is \‘n-rydiflil'ult to indicate tho prob-
ulilr- lino of biblioln-gic lll-V’i:lt)[illli'llt.
Unly ilIIl'l‘ mzmy uvuin t'ilurt and many
it doubtful struggle do wu UVI'I‘ uttulu
the non] of our di'sirvrl. Suiting our
fur-wt to tho futurc. wt! muezt let tho (loud
post bury its (lend, turd wo must nivrs
up tho lift-lows imitation of rlol‘unct
styles. iirvntor vnrii'tyin not-dud, grout-
ur l't'w‘dom illHii, such us sumo of the
other (lccorttti‘yo nrts liiWil tichiovwl of
into yours. The duty of tho book lover
in equal to thni of tho lmokbindvr.
They must hoods tvorlt togothor for tho,
ndvunco of tho nrt. For their collnboru-
tion to be premium tho book lover must
tulucnto himself in tho Imlblllllilfl and
in tho trmhuicnl limitations of tho nrt.
livery nrchitcvt will 'r'onir-ss ihnt ho bus
imd numy o prncticnl suggestion from
his clients, and more. often from the
wivr-r-t of his cllt‘nts, and tho influence
of tho hook lover on tho booitbindcr can
bu oven morn in-noiicinl.~Brondcr Mut-
thcwu in (Funny.
A Lutttinmts Jelly.
'i‘ho electric light lends itself nrlmi'
rubiy to household decoration. Among
other curious wnys is n tublo (locortttitm
in which jolly is illuminated by is light
shining through the most from the crui-
tcr. When the dish. at first hidden by
s silver cow-:- and a moron! flowers, is
suddenly uncovered. the cum is very
sMklnmelt-ciritity.
~ in. inhuman m « ,
looked. all the doors closed. Notrsoo
alk and New York.
DAILY SERV
BETWEENICE S .
Norw
FARE—SI ‘ 40..., EXCURSION. 700-
Leavs South Nor-walk. 7:30 B.
dny,2.00 p. m. Leave Enst Thirty-ii. ‘ 5
Freight steamer, City of Norw:
5:00 p. m. Leaves Norwnlk listed“.
from 7:00 a. m. to 5.00 p. in.
1“,.l56HP'liLAR K ”swoon SAIL.
Sunday, t ly I5thr
Steamer Cit of Albany,
NORTHPORT. NORTHPBBT.
25c EXCURSIONFARE 25°, ll
[Hill 30an Niliilillii, 2:00; P trunnion. 4:30 . .
rave womb“
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2:16 o. Ill-315‘
' . column street. .
‘0“ B zoo r-m-
mourns nr’ It
Wednesd alias“ :receiwd
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vs New
0. , 111.: Sfllnrdny‘
t' "‘40 p Monday,
day at 5:00 i). m.
V05 New York.
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NOTICE.Ronte mnybechangsd or soil postponed should '93th p
for the comfort of pnesenrters. fl
——OF THE-—
illiTllN POINT IMPROVEMENT ii MPANY
—-—«TO BE HELD AT—-——
lulu Palm, ill, Saturday, Augustin .
OPEN TO ALL BOAI‘S. .
Handsome Pitchers and Prizes in (iol
CABIN SLOOPS, CUTTERS AND YAWLS.
CLASS A: r’l‘hlrty feet and Ilnilt‘l‘. snilintr measurement.
OPEN SLOOI’S AND J"! AND MAINSAIL BOATS
CLASS ii.~'l‘hlrty feet and under. sailing rrwusurument.
(‘hAti-l (‘.~'I‘wcnty four feet and under. sailing mi-nsuremenl.
CLASH, l).—.~ivtcen tent nnd under, sailing measurement.
CAT RIG BOATS—CABIN.
(‘llAh'p‘ E. Thirty {vet and under. sailing measurement.
CLASS F. —’I‘wcnty-iour ir-et und under. snilimt measurement.
OPEN CAT BOATS.
('lu‘tEH ”.m'i‘hirtv foot. and under. soiling measurement.
(‘lrM-lh' ll.-~-’l‘wont,y-nve {out and under, sailing measurement.
(‘VIASS l.~'i‘m-nty feet and under. stilling measurement.
CLASH .l.«sixteen feet and under, sailing measurement.
No Second Prize will be given in any class starting less than 3 boats. and no class will be
started with less than two boats. Sailing measurement will be the loud water line and 1-3 the
overhung added. Time allowance will be that adopted by the lIerveshoff Schedule. No shitt-
pn; of lmllnst will be allowed in Classes A. and B. (o restriction as to ballast in other classes.
No restriction on to soils in Classes A. and Ii. Only Jib and Msiusail in Classes 0. and D.
illsinsuil only in Classes E.. F. and (i. Classes 11. and I, Oyster Bouts may carry Jib flnlnsdl
and Topsoil only. Kn bout shall carry more than one man for every three leetof sailingleugth
or fraction thereof. not including sailing muster.
iiourse.Five Milesto Windward or Leeward and heturn.Entrance Fee,“
Entry Mid Entrance Foe must be in the hands of the Committee by ll o'clock a. m.. Wed
Ill‘r'llil)‘, Angus-t lst. lrllt. Entry Binnks furnished upon application. Brice called at 10mm.
Alumnae, .
E. A. WOUIDWAIiIl 0R FRANCIS lllflllll'I‘T, Sonlll Norwulk, Conn.
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—-—ASK FOR——
BiiliWN’S $3.00 SHOE.
And you will see not only a
Meat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the
Best Material is Used. Combining Durability and Style
Making it the best 03.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchusing any other shoe, at
H. s. BROWN’S, 1
South Main Street. 80. Norwalk.
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coder Recéivsn A LARGE LlNE OF
Baby Carriages,
FROM $5 UP. '
Largo assortment of Oak Bed-room Suits, Sideboards, Ex-
tension Tables, Fancy Chairs and Parlor Furniture at bottom
prices. ‘
Raymond & Sons.
"Norm needs.”
"A”"oun RESTHBED Till-wonder _ :rl tvvrtw-iv
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hut-u. .vll ’II‘I'PMfl. such. nfl'nrmrtem-o, ottoman
tdrslnn not! l-thowm-in (lineman tlrunm of either no: use
hr over exertlmtatmti-ml errata. erremlw mo of wbnccnmpl‘tm ‘
. or ruminantswmch mmiolntirnlty.t‘onsmnotinm nnd insatiitvl (.lllt ’
i 1 s is ttoon r in rent .74! e I! mull prompt u pinlnhoxtonu
iniim'istmn'thmhmfioidll. l'wmusry m it:
A " wiltlrn mar-into toe-rennin“ Hm rials ‘
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