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1 ‘ SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL. TUESDAY JULY 31.1894.
TIIE EVENING SENTINEL.
JAMIE GOLDEN. Editor and Proprietor
TEEQDAY JULY 31. 1s .
ADVERTISING BATES—”Want." "To
Let.” Ind "For Sale" advertisements, not ex-
eadlug nve llnee. one time. 25m: three times.
5013.; six timou. [1.111. flooding in tines. we. a.
line. Marriage and death notices, 51c. Sched-
ule of rules for dluplnyed mlvertleemonte tur-
nlahod on Ippllcntlon.
IUMIIPTION BATES—By mail. In tul-
nnco. postage prepaid: One mantlec: three
months, 81:55; six months. 32.1111 one year, $5.00.
Delivered by newoboyu. 121: a week. to be paid
to the carrier.
IIAIN OFFICE—No. lid Win-Illusion street.
South Norwalk; telephone call, 112-5. Branch
omen. .N'o. in Wall 1111111111. Not-walk; telephone
call. -:.‘ l
u "MMURICATIOSS abould ln all cases be
. ddirnued Lu
till 1131581513 SENTINEL.
bloom Nonwonx. Court.
A
'6- York Harold Warmth-r rut-cut.
The wave of Motor and lean sultry air. cover,
In: the lake region. this nm‘tlou and New Eng~
land. will mlunre unnlll’tfl'fl, but temperature
will not be very 11mm in thin section today
Another “warm wave." with a maximum
'Ihuda tompernture of 11);! dogmas ynoirrdny in
South Dakota. will more out and be increas-
lugly felt in the Atlantic 1111111111 from “'cdnch-
day llllthe closentthe week. In tble region
tOdOY clear. but not sultry weather and light
westerly to southerly winds will prevail. with
slightly lower. followed by rlsi In: temperature.
011 Wednesday clear watcher and southerly
winds will prevail. loll med by a "warm
wave“from the Wort. and on Thursday and
Friday fulr, etlll warmtr out] more :ultry
wetthrrlw
Thhrnmmuter Record.
The lowwt point of the lhvrnmnivtcr for the
twenty-four hours endim: ill noon today “in
7113 Above 18!": 1111111151. >111: .
Wtulntnro Almawu: for To-morrow.
Sun 1111111111 bun 1-3-1111 High Tide Low Tide
at 4:18 111 1'21er at 111.131 31. 4:21
St rikt-h.
The New ()rrlvr of l'himgo has this to
say in regard to strikm:
In the strike ju-t 111111111111 .lt‘l‘m‘)‘ L 11y lrun
worksillllnu-n “1-H? Ulll for 11in “volts. ’I'l111y
have now r1-turn1-1l. mine of ”111111 nt 1111 ud~
winced tinge of 3.1 11 um 11 “tl‘k. 'lllc nulrugc
earnings? of (1111 1:11:11 won it 1.11 “1111.31: in
week. making tl11-111111 of 1111-111r1L1-111tl1c1n m.
a body 821.1111). Summit»: 1111: money ti1u1-1 Ion!
had been uacd by thus-2 workmen to start a co:
operative foundry. would lln- resulm have boon
more satisfactory and lmiellccnt't
“1131. about the mlvlenblllty of strikes? In
the present grout ntrike doubtlem the atrlkcrn
Ind a real grievance. and no doubt tho people
would hAvo been glnd to are M r. Pullman aelze
upon arbitration as u burmonloua and equita—
ble method of saith-11111111. ”111.1111 l111 did not
choose to do 51). are not ntrlkcu, deetruvtlonn.
riots. likely to do no permanent good. but
mthpr muy they not infinitely prvjudlco the
just rnlnrlcd walnut tln- lulmn-r'.’ The ballot l:
Iquieter and Know potent Instrument of fun
play. Learn to think for lellrwll', teach your
nelghlmrtoihlnk for luixnarlLoml then Vult-
for the laws that Will omnbb- you to matI-rlnlizo-
your high thian: lI 51111111511111 accomplish
any lat-ting r11 form.
, Thurs: will
win r111lw.1y ;l(’lhm
(innicmnlgx. A lu-w
President Horn», 11:15 Insrll 111111111111
01) thcAfluunn snlw. Uri (I111. I’m'ilir
side tho port is 51111 .Iow. By this new
route tln- tlmt- from lln- Atlunln' t1) the
Pacific Will be It's! thnn ill hours. Tin-r11
will soon lw trnclv 1-1111ugh to lump all
the railways busy that. :m: built uvrnss
the land brim-1111 North and South
America. Ilut tl111 trndu will now-r be
fully dovvlopwd till tho Nicaragua 11.11-
nal, owncd and controllml by tln- [71111-
t-d Stan-s, is in urtiva- opvrution, with
the ships of all tlw nation-l passing
through it.
:1 111-w inn-rome-
thw iathinus in
port, numml I11
:11 11111 I):
Tho prcrwnt hicyr'ln t'i'nzv thnt i»
amending owr tho country is Tl‘lllilfliil~
bio, especially 1111111111; 11111111111. ltmuns
as though all tho! World llltn‘ just found
out how much fun tin-n: In to in- bud on
a wheel. At Ni-wport l:11ll1-,«' leullgllltg
to the cream of socnzty am such spin-
ning along with the 111-111 of tho ri1l1-ni.
Francs»; Willard is n blryrlot‘nthusimt.
She says, “II-rulth, r1e1-r1:ution 11nd tho
loveliest inspirations of my lilo l linvo
had while rlduiutho bityclv.”
Mr. J. W. Ilvdwuy has b111111r)i11g
to account; fol tho world‘h tuck-11's
plaim-l. IIc nonrlndm flint th11y um d115-
tltuto ol truce lm‘uuuo tlwy have no
utrcumuol running watvr through lhom
or how: lll'Vter bot-n 1W1-rfiow111l. l’orcst
1113111111 uro upruzul by running watcr.
They um lloatml upon tho rum-m. und
Wht-n that 11111111111 uis'vrflowa tlu'y 11111 ('Zthl
ovor tho 111wl ground 11nd sprout.
Miss I’ltlfill‘l', :1 young >1 lmoltwu‘lwr
In West Pin «(1-1 I'n . unvv two trumps
lsotilctbim,r ti: 1t w: 1.. in the unturv of
surprise not long mm 1 . film who pull;-
ing homo :1l1mn1 wlwn tlu- It'lIUWhllIIlle‘
cdthismna1i1vy~1ipp1~o-1l~-wmk 111111 de~
{enriches 11111111111, 3111111 I’nlnb-r whipped
1min I'M‘Ull’l'l‘ 111-1.1111ly:mll now it to
thorn. bung. b11114! Sho- pi'ovml limit-V1111
ifu woman 1111111111 throw :1 M11110 Hlll‘
ratifirvn pond. ”no of liw wn-lcho-s
«11111111111111 in 1111131 I. nutl tln-ntbvr took
to his Ill-"In 11nd flwl With all Hpcml. llc
did not um: l1: o11'\\IlI‘Illl'l' lnu brothci‘
trnmpwm killml or not, wlurli was 1111':
taiuly 111111111. own 111 a trump.
It hull lit-1111 diw'uwml llmt mctnlu be-
come tin-d 11x1111tly ue muscles do. and
that root rem-W11 their «trcngtll. Illllffmh
11111111 atraln the mob-rules of it mentions
pulled apart from one another.
utruiu is continued, they separate alto~
gather. and tin.1 pin-11 of tin—tn] breaks.
But. if after :1 strain which has not
reached the breaking point tho piece of
metal in put aside and allotted 111111111
attraction overcomes the drain, and the
puddles draw together again. The
metal becomes no strong before u lifter
5 mt.
«Beat guilty, lowest prices, at Depot
Restaurant.
EMMA ‘11,»
If the 1
Seasonublc.
Professor Jumvn Dewar of Oxford,
England, has mum-111111111 in liqucfyiug
oxygen 121111 by 1'1-ducing it to u tempera-
ture of MI 1111111111115 b1-1ow zoro. He has
already b11011 able to prodnco a cold
equal to 2511‘» 1 11::1'11115 bolow 'IA‘l'l). If ho
roaches down 11 llttlo lowur thuu that,
he will 111111111 to n tempt-imam whcro
awry pus known to 1mm would become
a solid, 1-v1un tho linguistic. gin) with
which we are all mom or 1115111 familiar.
Two hundred (uni fifty-six 1l11gr1'11eslu110w
zuro Would b1- uu'fully cold, come to
thinkbf it. Tho north polo would be u
torrid 101111. with bunnuuu growing on
top of it, compared 1112313“ 111114111115 below
morn.
Thin 11111115011 tln 11 Illlh 11111111111 unusual
IIUIlllN‘l‘ of i1 1 blurs sighlcd by Atlantic
Slt'llllll'l‘rl. It is thought thvy go down
into tho wan-r for 11 n1il1-,11olid i011.
Allow tlu- wntm' th11y i'1'11qu1v1utly are
(MT 11 quarter of n milo high. ’I‘lloy to—
1111111: tho ti-inpvrlltui'u of tho wntvr for
escvurnl milm' around tin-m. 'I'hvcui'1'1ful
S1111 captain frvqurntly tail-2115 tho tom-
p11ruturo of 1111- water in which his
fitcuniur is 111 thin limo of y1-ur, so 11,; to
In! filll‘l‘ III“. will lint run illtmunv 11f IIll'Ft‘
mighty mountains of ion. 'I‘hvy 1111.1
snow whine and tho plt‘lut‘n of 1111111111
rcposv. (11111 of tin-inwmild mnku icu
1711:1111 Hinugll to Mipply all this tuition
:1 van-It.
Tllt' i1'11 lluri l.1111n m livuvy. 111», Ill
the Pacific this summcr that in lbw
noighlmrhotnl of tho l‘ribiluf islands :1
wlinling ship was cruslmlbvtwwn lingo
(‘llki‘snf it 111111 unsuitircly wrvckod nnd
lost. Tin-so facts are suitable to the S1111-
S01).
“1111 Arc ”’I‘Iic Ila-at I'i-oplv'?‘
The newspapers th11 much to say
about "our best people." which leads. one
to ask. “Who among tho tune of thon-
sanda are the best peoplc'f" In thisdomo-
cratic country of ours we are annually
agreed with the Irishman vlbo thnuked
God that one man was as 15110111111 another
in Amrricu and better. too. The best
people do not Ilt‘IUllg‘IO any one close“
they are found everywhere and in every
condition. The host people arc they who
know the most and do the best in their
own Sphf'l'ts. The best servant, the beat
mechanic, the best life insurance, agent.
the best doctor. the boot lawyer, the best
preacher, the best buninm man, and, in
short, the best man in every
line of action, is n'nlly of
"our host people." 'I'horoughnesa.
a conscientious diachuruc of duty,
the most honorabh1 and upright citizvu.
without regard to the 1'l1.th on his back
or the circle he moves in, bulongs to the
bee-t nrintot'mcy that the world has pro-
duced. Let no mun fancy that becuuac
his [other is rich, or llint he has 1111-
bcl'lldt‘ll from 11 nietmguinhmi ancestry,
that he is 11ntl1l1~l in l1- regarded as the
{111mm >1 in his Inuit and city. Put
your own shoulder to tl111 wheel nnd do
something: pro-loco sonicthing, make
the world both-r for buying lived in it,
and then. not till thou, wi'l you be en-
titled to high consillrratlon. Waiting
for dead nwn‘a SIIUD'S,HI)‘I banking on
the r1pututlou of ancestry. vhtith1 no one
to “what pin-1.11:1 and the lwst estimate
of yourown community. “l'p and at
it" 111 what tolls in [IN long run in this
grunt country of (.um.~—I‘1xcllnug1-.
RI' .lI. FS'I'I'I‘I'} 'I‘II INSPERS
\"nrmntco Donia Rec-onlnl III the "nice
11! the Town Clerk.
(lvuld I1. Taylor to Russell Frost, land
and buildings on Moss Hill.
Wilbcr I'I. Sellcck to W'illinm E. II.
Ilnll,t\vol1uildiug lots on Clinton urc-
our.
Waltm' If. Quintnrd to E, Louise Buck:
lter, land and buildings on Elizabeth
street.
Richard Duncker to Mina Mlunic Levy,
land on Clinton avenue.
Levi 11nd Mary S. \Vnrner to llnnicl A.
Newcomb, tho property commonly
known as the Whitticy lot.
“Flt‘lr. "
“l"uctu" finds fault with Tm; SEN-
Tissmfs n-port of Saturday‘s accident at
the Unthcn‘no etn'ct crossing, and dill-
putcu tlml'nt'l. that tho train “11.11 late,
and further 1111511 that Mr. Immer ran
into the tmin. The fonts are 1111 T111:
SliN'l‘lSlil. Illul 111111111. Tim 1mm aunt
buck war not sent by tho conductor. but
by the ticket agent :11 the Norwulk dc-
pnt to 11111- wlint tho trouble won. To
Mayor 11}. O. Kecler, who wen u pant-tell-
gnr on the train. the mo brulwman, 1111
well an the album, denied that thorn had
been an accident. The train won from
tlmo to four mlhlllt'd late ut Norwnlk.
Why doc» not “I’m-ta" wrlto fonts.
I Avril-111111! ~the Contact.
The (Tnunly (Jonimlsalnnnm havv
awarded to C. II. llotelord, of Newtown,
the contract for building the new school
building 111. the County Home. Norwalk.
Mr. Botsford'n bid of $3,840 was the low-
eot. Ila wna tho successful bidder on
the Bridgeport jnil addition which was
finished Saturday. , .. H.
In" he Did not ”row 1: Rollo.
7'1)th Editor: In regard to my draw-
ing 11 knife on Max Beach, as stated in
yeatorday’aisauo, Iwould any that the
reportia limolutely without foundation.
ALFRED GRASDMAIBON
Few modiclnee have held their ground
so successfully as Ayer 11 Cherry Pectonl.
During the past fifty years it bu been
the most popular of all cough cum. and
the demmd for it today is ere-tet- than
ever before. Prompt to not 11111! 1111111 to
CINE:
WEALTH 'IIIA'I‘ Is EARNED.
A Chamoi- From the Early Life of Gov-
orour Blgclow or Counootlout.
Men who go on strike without extraor-
dinarily good rearou would do well to con—
sider the early history of Governor Bigev
low of Connecticut. As a young man he
learned the trade of a machiniamud two
years after finishing his apprenticeship
he b31111 good situation, a wife and $200
in the bank. Then camo‘tho financial
depression in 1857. and he. with many
other-11, was thrown out of work. Instead
of talking about strike or boycott. he set
out to make the bent of the case. He
had been working on engine lathea,
which had a good sale and were euro to
sell again when limes improved, He had
shtiwn himself to be honest and industri-
ous, and this reputation, with the sum of
money he had saved, enabled him to
turn the apparent minfortune 01' tht1 atop
page of work into a real advantage.
First he proposed to his employer that
he should be allowed to work on the
[other] on before, receiving no wage-1, but
being credited with his time and charg-
ing against, the lininhed goods tho (rout of
coatings, use of tools, and Illrl wages.
No money was to pm, but when the de-
mand for lollies come again he wad to
gethia wegru 11nd u prrccumgo on the
sellingprlco, With thisngreement no a
basis he ind no troubloiuurrnnging with
the grocery and market for his supplies.
half the bill for each month to I10 pend in
cat-1h (out of his 1112001111111 tln1 remainder
when the Illtlled ware sold. He worked
on in this way for months: then business
revived, tho latheo warn sold nud he
found himself with more than n thou.
51nd dollars Clt'fll’ after settling all claims.
Thin money inn-l been [undo in the
hardest of hard times. If he hnd sat
down to grumble and plan revenge when
tho shop closed, he would have “one hun'
gry long before work was going on again
in the usual way. ()f courw he showed
unusual intelligence in hitting on the
plan be adopted. Not everyone would
think of it: still fewer would carry it out
if they did think of it. But the fact to-
mainn that, finding blame" out of work,
be determined to find something
in place of what he. had lost.
And in lindiui,y that he laid
the foumlntion of a fortune, for the quail.
ties he showed induced n capitalist w
helpset him up in business for himself,
and he throws greatly to tho 11nd of hll
life.
The mornl of this story, or of that of
any prosperous mun who has 111.111 by
his own t-tl'ort.i~1 that determination to
have work, and willingneee to put
oue's whole energy into it,l11 1h:1 con-
dition of MICCQ‘SN. The 1111111 b11111 on
getting on does not count hours or
grudge labor. The work done by men
who have risen high would astonisbf and
disgust thoce who are 1101110111 “-1111 a
day's wagon and the HIlIll't/Nit 11nd (‘MIPfit
means of winning it. That is to soy1
these who have most are very up! locum
it. If wealth llM coiuo honoutly. it is
Usually pretty much In proportion to
the investment of thought and anxiety
that have gono to procure it.~«llurtf0rd
’l‘imrs.
Last June llu'k (‘ruwford brought his
tm-lvo montba old child, HlllI't‘I'IIIK from
infantiledinrrhmn. to 1111-. It had b11011
weaning at four months old 11nd being
sickly everything ran through it like
water through a wave. I gnvo it the
usiml treatment in such 0.1111011 but With
out Irenvllt. The child kept growing
thinncr until it weight-d but littli1 mom
then when born, or iwrbups ton pfmuda.
I then Kutf’u’tl tho {ntlwr to giving Chum-
berlnin‘s Colic, Cholera 11nd llinrrhma
Remmly. Before ono bottlo of the 25
cunteize hnd been mod, a marked im-
provement. was own and i111 continued
not1 cured tho child. Ito 11111111111111 and
puny constitution disappeared and lie {11-
thcr and myself buliovo the child's life1
Wm! mired by this Itcnmdy. .l. T. Mur-
low, M. 1)., Tomanm, Ill. For hole by
U. ( Stilloou. druggiet.
Ullambcrlninsiu thelwlnf ull. Vin-
cent J. llnrkl. of lmnbury, lows. has
used Ulmmbcrlniu'a Cough Remedy
whenever in need of n medicine for
coughs and colde, for the peat flvo yours,
and unya: “It always helps 1111- out. If
nuyouo anti» mo wlmt kind of cough
inediciue I 111411, I reply, ('hanlln'rlllill'fl.
that in tho brutal llII ” 25 and 501:. botllcu
or 11qu by (l. U. Still-1011 drugglut.
’l‘o prcvcnt puli- 111111 di-licnlc 1 l1ildr11n
from lnpaing into chronic invulidn Inter
in life, they nhould tnlm Ayer‘n Homoph-
rilln tugotlicr with plenty of vsholcuomc
food and out-door oxen-i911. What thuy
need to build up tbc nynwin in good rod
blood.
W. ll. Nelson, who 11111} 11115 drug boni-
nci-ls In Ktugvmc, 510.. has an much con-
fidence in Chumbcrlnln's Colic, Cholera
and Diurrhum Remedy that ho wnrrunmt
every bottle and odors to refund tho
money to any cuatomer who in not antle-
lled after using it. Mr. Nelson taken no
risk In doing this because tho remedy is
a certain cure for the «licensee for which
it is intended and he knows it. It is for
so by G. C. Stillmn, druggiat.
If 3 Ne: York millionulm gm» a din-
ner 111; 5th avenue and Nth 111901.001:th
3700.00, which gives 19 people dyspapnln
Ind these people spend 31,466.00 in doo-
ora' bills and finally have to pay $5.00
each forOeom Blood Care to cure them
whet would be the nvlngpor mpitu If
the dinner ohould not be given. 1M1:
mwmummn
llllllWlllIl BllSlllll SlllllE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets, N'orwalk, Bonn.
SW EA' I ' E R .
Yes. we are all sweaters, this torrid weather. But the Sweaters we are now talking about are
garments to make sweating, easy. We have bought from a Cohoes manufac
turer the entire lot of Sweaters that he had on hand. They
were made to sell at. 81:5; we shall put
them on sale
SATURDAY MORNING AT
The Low Price of 25 Cents.
They are for men and boys: For a man that rides a. wheel,
1, for the man that takes care of his garden the boy that plays
baseball, and for the man that wants to lie in his hammock
after business.
~ in fact, they are for any man that wants to wear a shirt that
IS comfortable. Don’t fall to buy one or more, for We cannot
duplicate them. They will go like hot buns.
CHOICE OFFERINGS.
We Have a Few Choice Offerings This Week:
Silk Taffeta Gloves,
In all shades and sizes, fill-cont quality, we shall close at: 39
cents.
F me Negligee Shirts.
If you want a fine Negligee Shirt, in Swivel Silk and Madras,
you can have them. Our 85.00 Silk ones at $3.00; our 83.00 tit
$2.00. They are beautiful shirts. Young men, look at them.
Chemisettes.
All our 125.111.1111 Cliemisettes we shall close at 12% cents.
Wash Goods.
All l2l-ct1nt, 15-ccnt and zit-cent Wash Goods we shall close at
111 cents per yard.
TELEPHONE CALL. 57-4.
TH E BOSTON STORE,
Corner Main and Wall Streets. Norwalk. Conn.
Midsummerllispusal and lied Ticket Sale
BEEINNING MONDAY, .lllll lllth.
BALANCE OF SUMMER STOCK AND JOBS IN OTHER
GOODS A'l‘ STRIKING- PRICES.
Ladies' and Children’s Jackets, half price. Dress goads worth 75c to $1.00 for 50c. Dress
goods worth llilc to 50¢ for 250. Scotch Zephy Gioghams, for 10¢. Summer Outings, worth 10c,
5c. Bargaina' m (lent? 11 Outing Shirts, Ladies’ Shirt Waists, Silk Skirts, and Print; Wrappers. Sun-
Umbrellas.
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
CAR LOAD
“(Wm
Lumber BOXWag'ons
JUST RECEIVED.
Prices Reasonable. Dome and See Them.
llllllEll Wllllllll’S carriage Repository
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Corner Franklln and Madison Streets.
Norwalk Chronicler