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SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL. TUESDAY. JULY 31. 1894.
Hew Jewelry Store.
lilo watch and clock repairing a specialty.
A11 and any delicate mechanism properly ad—
jlatod. Jewelry Jobbing neatly and promptly
attended to. Commissions faithfully perform—
ed. Full line or fine watches and clocks con-
stantly on hand. All work guaranteed.
HlOHAHO NOAOK,
HOHTH Milli STREET.
571m
Itelmehlp end illellway Tickets
wallpartsot the world! r sale by
H. D. SMITH.
Room 1 lasonicuBuilding, Norwalk.
smut“ RATES TO
Florida, California, ’
‘ Bermuda, Egypt,
and other points of interest to travelers.
Old Well Hand Laundry.
ll Washington Street,
South Norwellr
an. worm non: an manor
:0 some mum is wasnmo.
sausrao‘uox ouaaasrunn.
GOODS cannon roa AND minivan.
In In“ or cannon. on nun.
JOHN WARREN, Proprietor.
Branch office—George 11.. Cook. Main street.
Dorian.
f1
JACOB M. LAYTON
Eire, lite and iceidentlnsuranee,
liEil ESTATE AND HOUSE AGENT
Ocean Steamship Tickets and Sterl-
ing Drafts, Loans Negotiated and
Stocks Sold. Dulce 5 Railroad Place,
next to Post once,S South Norwnlk. (It.
Law Public. Acknowledgments
en.
11.1.. New Haven 8. Hartlnid ll. ll
JUNE” 1, 1891.
TRAINS TEAVE SOUTH NURWALK AB
FOLLOWS:
F013 New You. Fen New HAHN.
A. M.—-l 13 Wash. ex. 111.511. —-1 U5ex..
5 3 ex., l1? ex. ..
6 111 1. 911.8 (1:: ac..
0 15 101331 ex. 738 11.0..
056 .03., 1111111112,
7051.81. Sills-11..
Totem, 10111141.,
I 31 ex.. ll (ti 1211..
MB 01.. 1144 ac..
use ac.. P. 111.412 06 ex..
0611 ex., 1401113.,
1045 BL. 31% ex. .,
1187 ocal ex., 13:.u
P. 1‘.—12:62 ex.. 5 0‘7 ac. to Brlrlgepor
1 11 ac.. 5 2‘1 110..
15 ex.. 11 27 ac.,
2“ ac.. 71081..
“1'! .. .7 28 ac. to Bridgeport.
4 El ex., 8 41m...
Ellen, 941M.
use 110.. ll 15 Adams ex. and ac.
Gwex..‘18unlays-7 311 ac .
"One, 9lgac'..a..m;
"disc" 7 10M nit-.1) m. ..
8 ill 30. l
1051516..
Sundays—4A. M.. 9 is ac
P. 31.4 14 ac., I
“an. 1
Inc.
[on nutrient). A. NIL—6 ‘32 515.. 3 ll 'ex
1015 ex 11 (ll ac. P. M.”12Ub 112.. l 10 9.1., 711)
841 lac.
“110 on Spniuorium. . 111.4632 ac.. 911111..
1015 ex .. P. M. ~12115ex.. 7 11191.. 8 41 so.
[on Bos‘rou. A.l\d.~l 111.1 10 122.11 32. P. 111.-
11 no. a on. (ex. via 11m (oi-.11. her.
LEAVE NEW YORK
For: Sour-n Nonwsur' A. 111.4511! 1:11.. am
ac" 71‘1) ac... 111111 ox., 91:: ex.,
10 03 ex.. 111011 1113.. 1111111311.. 110:1 mo.
12!!) noon ex. 1‘. M.—lllli ac. 110:1 11c.
loll 611.3011 1111.330 1111.402 ex. 1115
ex. max" 1502 ex. 1100 so. 0011 ex.. 710 so.
all) ac.. 980 Adams ex. and ac.. 1‘.-m
midnight ox. Sundays A. M —-tllll ac
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”ANBUBY DIVISIOH.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK for Ilanlrury4
309106. 10111111511141“ ac, 145 l’llmllhld
:xi'lnavnw nhusunv mr souo. Norwalk
015 ac., 7811 ox., 1149 ac. a. 111..“1'1 om
o. m.. ac.
WILSON POINT TRAINS.
LEAVE sourn NurtWALK—4723. an
"11111131” w'iusou norm—oils a. m.
10:05 I). m.
WAGON S
New and second hand
Buggies, Phaeinns, Carriages
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
Henry Tilly.
J. mo. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
I K NIGIIT STREET. NOBWALK. GONE
Opposite Horse ltailwayDepot.
Manama Elm street. Telephone $111113 g4
Are your eyes right? Examination i‘ree
H. S. ROOD.
OFFICTAN and JEWELIB
’Main street. South Norwalk.
IOIITH HOITVIILK BIHIHOO'OIHI
UlWaehlnrtonetrafl.
caudallyhomleouam..ana from it»!
pmaadonsatumrevenlmmuoa
Mama. _.
mmmxam
reins. mamas-i.
minus” Inseam-
'wonAN's WORLD.
FULL POLITICAL RlGHTS FOR WOMEN
IN NEW ZEALAND.
At Barnard College—Women Factory lu-
Inventors—4111:1110!“ 1n ller Path—~Lateet
l'oclietlmoks For Women—The “'oman
Editor in Japan.
New Zealand may claim an honorable
place in history as the first of the Eng-
ish colorlos to give women equal polit-
ical rights with men. The bill bestow—
ing full suffrage upon women has passed
both houses of the legislature and has
just been signed by the governor. This
is the third year's trial of the bill.
Twice before it has passed the lower
house to be killed in the upper. All
women. married or single, vote with the
same privileges and restrictions as their
husbands and brothers. N cxt December
the election will be held under the new
law. The only other state in the world
where the Women have the some polit-
ical status as men is the young state of
Wyoming in this country.
In England unmarried women have a
vote in all except parli.‘1mcntaryelec-
tions. and the struggle is now to the end
that women may help elect M. P's. A
division of sentiment, however, weakens
the movement, for a. wing of the suffrage
party thinks efforts should be made at the
snmeiimc to cufrnnchisc murricd atom
on. 111 time both objcctswill bo accom-
plished. 111 tho meantime ono of the
faraway colonics of Great Britain has
tokens grout stride along the line of
progress and left the mother country to
follow in tho wake. No doubt woman
suffrage in New Zealnnd will prove to
be what its adherents have always
claimed. as it has done wherever it has
been fnirl y tried, oven to the limited ex-
tent which has thus far been granted.
Intelligent advocates for the reform do
not assert that it will cure 111] the politio
cal evils of the time. but all agree that
taxation without representation is :1 weak
spot in any republic, and because the
taxed happen to be women does not
change the principle—Springfield Re-
publicnn.
At Barnard Collegc.
Barnard collcgu (rpcm'd n short time
agowith 11Tri‘b‘lllllilllt‘liih‘SHf:10 students.
The cntrnuc c 1- rumination pripcrs \\ hicii
are the .4' .ime as those used .‘it ( ‘olunibio.
and rcquirc certain pr: p irutmu 1'11
Greek. Imv (4 bccu cxcccdingly good and
indicate rrinrkod improvement in tho [11‘1"
purrrtury schools.
thri llzirrmrd npmxcd 1111- why to the
1'olrnribbi «lcxrcc for girls. fvw schi'mls in
1111- 1'll_\' wl‘rr' ri-ii/li' to prcpuro girls to
me‘I‘t tho impuri-rucnts in sr‘bolur.4'liip.
Th» cullv-zc li.‘i.4' formed :1 triplc :illirmcc
with 1‘ulumlriuzind iliw'l'vm'licrs' collcgv,
waiving, lllii' thi-lultr-r. 1hr right To cou-
fr'l‘ «ll-3.51M“: upon its gruduutcs who r14
cciw thc rcgulor (‘olumbizi dcurcc.
ltoi‘l‘upio‘s :1 11111111114 position 111 tllr'
World of 11-111-1‘4'. :md Hlli'Wllll‘ll[111111118034
to afford ono- solution to tho problcm of
cor-1111111111111. for. though it holds a c014
logo chum-1'. it 11:15:11: prcsidvut. no cur-
riculum and no ill-grow. It furnishes to
its pupils thc (’nlumbiii uuivcrsiiy work
in Llillll. (lrci-k.1“rv11ch. the Teutonic
lunguna’cs, llclrrcw. rriritlicnrntics, 11111-
nny,clic111lr4'ir_v. urology and philosophy,
and lhc girls in tho i'clirciiiciit of their
own classical :ilmilo do precisely the
snmc work tho b: one in ihcir classrooms
accomplish. without in any way forfvit-
111,1.r the lino bloom of Tllillllt'lll}' rcsvrw
which sonic cducritui's considi‘r i4: suc-
riliccd in tho inb-rmiruzliug of men and
\vomi-u logi‘lhci' in 1'111.4‘.41‘s.r—4N1-\\' York
Sun.
WumI-ii I'm'tury Inspectors.
Tllr'l‘i' ill'i' L'Hdcpuiivs on tho Now York
lltilil‘il of factory niapcr‘loi‘4. “1111' 111‘“
wumcu. 'l‘lu‘ Hilary is $l,‘.’1111:iyc:1r.:rrirl
tho iii-putyisrillowml1'.-11'forcurirl lum'h
111mm}: 11111 in i‘Xr‘r'v‘tl $1 11 day,
'l'hr‘ hours :11‘:- from ll :1. 111. 1111111 .3 p,
111. live- days in 1111‘ wr-ck.:1nd from 11 1
until )iimii fistunlnys. Work lusts l2
months in tho your. inti-ri‘uplml only by
riritiomil or lc::il holidays. 'l’ho 11st of
fair dcputios is :lri follows:
Mrs. l'llizzi .\. ('iii'roll. Brooklyn; 311:4.
Sophic liuurh. \lrs. Louisui‘uihr ll 1111'4.
Killt‘ 111111. hits, 1.“le 1 Nuglc. Mia}: lll/.:l-
bclhi ‘.uupbl 11. Miss )1:il‘i.'ll!‘(l.1‘lllll, Miss
"11'111’111 Lin li\\111ul. .\Tl!~'~' Mur)’ 1111111111
ly,\ . cw \oi‘l.’ 1' ll\‘: Bliss lii‘l'lllli ll. Ascli-
011'. Albany.
'l'lwy uri-111i'n-rywidozrwuki-aimllumi-
Working \Vllllll'll. with business ability
and morc lluiu lhr-:u'ci'ngoumount. of iu~
it'illizi'lll'l‘. Asidc from having millic‘icnt
nicclinuicril km rwh-dqc toumkcii diagram
for 11 fire cscnpv, clm‘uior gntc, skylight,
nccdod or dcl’cr‘i ivc pluriibirigiippzimtus,
they nrc diplnrrmlir‘ 111111111411 mirth-1111111
tho lllllll'H of oilico Without riniruronizing
ciiiployco‘s or cmploycrs and to do disil-
grru-nblo Work without ire-111111: tlicm-
sclvcs dislikcd. All 112ch children. pnr~
11111.4:oi'rclnliwsrlcpcudiru.r on them for
support. and in n. \vouiuu they iiro sclt‘
respcclinu and lll'll)t'pl'ill.lf.-N13W York
Letter.
0111111101011 111 "or l'nlli.
Miss Miirizrirct Richardson of Norris-
town.I’:1..li:isumrlicd for admission to
the Moutgomcry county bar and has
met with obstacles. in August last
Miss Richardson notii‘iod the board of
examiners of the Bar association of her
desire to register as a law student in the
allies of Wangr-r do Knife rind naked that
they fix a day for iho preliminary oxnm-
lnution. The board informcd her thut.
us the rules of court now stand. a wom-
an cannot be admitted to tho bur, and
that unless the rules 111-:- r-hnnged tho
time spent in the pursuit of her studies
would. in 11 1111-1114in he lost rind aug-
gestml that the question he decided by
the proper authorities.
Miss Richardson has therefore pre-
sented in court no application for a rule
to compel the examiners to show cause
why she should not be granted rm ex-
amination. This is intended to bring
the matter before the court and test
Woman 11 right to admission to the bar.
Blues two isomer) attorneys have already
been admitted to practice before the bar
in Pennsylvania. it would seem that the
mates of the question of the eligibility
of women and the going over of the
whole ground again are superfluous.-
Boston Woman’s J ournol.
latest Poeketbooks For Women.
More delightfully capacious than any -
thing seen in 1 cars are the new pocket-
books for feminine use, many of them
recalling a man's old time wallet, bur—
ring its circular strap.
()neof' the most stylish models is 79
by 5 inches in size, made of seal leather.
silver bound or trimmed, and without
cithcr clasp or buckle for fastening. The
interior is arranger] in several compart-
ments for silver. bills, cardsund what
not, and it contains also a good sized
notebook and pencil. ‘The most coni-
modious of thocompurtments is (easily
large enough to hold two folded pocket
lutndkerchiefs and no end of samples.
“'hat is known as the carriage pocket-
book is similar to that described cxccpt
that it is provided with a clasp and an
adjustable 11nndlc.Af.ivorito style is
mode of fine glazed block morocco with
a quarter inch silver binding undone
'nrii-ty is 1111111 throughout with gnyly
tinted satin broc .1118.
The use of these huge Ixrckctbo: 111s will
retard for a limo the popularizing.r of the
chatolnine bag or snmll lirmd satchel,
which it was hinted would find favor
this nutumn.-—Exchungo.
The Woman Editor In Japan.
Thc .lripriu Gazette. :1.Y(.1lmliairi;i paper
liitrly cditcd byu lady now displaccd
by u. change of prrjrprietorship, has :1
farcwcll cdiioriul from 11141“ pcu which
gives an amusing idea of journalistic
zum-nitics in Yokohama. “It has bccn
urgcd more than oucc." tho lady writes,
“that midi-r lllt' prcsvnt editorship it has
been impossible for our contempornrics
to write freely. But when wc r1'(,':ill 1111'
fact that we have been termed :1 liar
and :1 Virago, likened to :1 St‘llfiult‘ss crou-
turo who pokes the fire from 1h.- top,
stigmatized as an impostor, mi irutu fr:-
mnle, :1 female fibbcr 11nd alluded to in a
variety of other amicable ways. wr are
tempted to Wonder to what limits jour—
nalistic freedom aspires to soar."
In another column the retiring edi-
tross supplements her leading nrticlc by
a poem addressed to “My Editorial
Chair." in the course of which .4111- hints
that her scx is tho r0111 ground for lli'l‘
enforced doparturc;
l lcuvr- ihcc not with vain ri-grci.
Nor yct with vow to ther- tirrszv‘i;
A mun. 1 1111.411: him» till- d 1111 -‘ l1 1.
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\‘Vi-stmirmrr Humor.
(icrumny'n 11mm :itiuri.
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“‘111111'11 lll (ii-1‘1iiziriywu4' 111:1‘111'11 .i 11w
wow-ks 11:11 111 ('ui‘lsi'uli, llll‘ 1.1:: slug-1'11
1‘:l['ll:ll of tho 1:1‘111111 «luciiy of limb Tl.
'l‘hv i'oiir‘svi‘f instruction 1.1 Irl‘v‘t‘lw l]: 111.4
szirric :is in ilu‘uyiiimi4iririr4 lwr 114.1. .11111
young 1:11:11. 51X)'1'.‘ll‘>:11'1‘111'1'1‘.~~;ll'}'iii
cumplcti- it. ’l'hc fnriudo-rs of tho ira4ii~
iuiinri linpc that. l|_\'lllt'(‘llil of tin-11 111w,
win-11 Tlll‘ first griiduzilcs‘ will 11-:11'1 ll.
tin-11m rrs of t‘VM‘)’ illll\'1‘i‘r~11_\' :md prx-H s.
.411rii:il school lll tho fiiiln‘rlriiid “"111 hr
0111‘“ to them.
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rigours: lhc cupziluluir-s illl'l tho lughci‘
ulucuinui of \\'Hlllt‘ll in (ivr'mnuy 1.4' 111511
Kiviug \\‘:1}'fo:il~1-licf of tin-11' 1111.11.14
lilill equality with tho run-mbcrs 111' iii--
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‘e‘i. l’vlri'Ts i'llrlol‘ullill church. lll Fin'v‘
sli'v‘r-i. uurvulucml mum-u in ihu sur-
plir-‘d I'llirii' liiiic .‘rgu. Hliii‘r'
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in ten-mu V1ciorln'4 doruiiiinus 1-- :w-
liliou'lmluml lo 111' lhrit 1-r~l:ild1shwd by
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:ind iii'oulso luuulil how in ('lt'llll. \\‘.l.‘<ll.
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school is to show how to provide piilrriii-
ilil‘, nutritious lurid rit lowcosl. 1111111111
lhr‘ rlishcs pi'cpnrml rm: irmdc of incur.
pvrmii'o iiirilcrluls. dcpr-iulini.r for savor
on crircfril scrisnnini.’ rind hnmllirur. lir-
ci‘y Saturday owning nnnibors 11f girls
and wuim-n irrko 1111‘ iiiutoi‘iuls for llli'll‘
Hominy diniivi‘s to tho school and i‘rmli‘
Tlllllll under ilo- supervision of it skillml
tcru'hr-i‘. Whirl. Mrs. [Elder docs tori-unk-
cry Liuly lrooho is doing for 1111111111.»
Work. [11 her villiigi- schools girls urc
lriiiur-rl to lw lho V'i'rir'st 1'1-Iio'l-rpcs.«—~
llugllsh 1 oi"ivspoudcul.
A Luillr-s' I: mm on the 'limmmu.
’l‘lic uppwuuriio of u lrulii-s night, on
thc’l‘lmmcs in lb:- liooklmm district lms
nttrucicd combicirrblc nth-mini). 'l'bi-
trait in wliir h thr- ladies row is 11 light
one belonging lo lioncml linimiicrsh-y
of Abnwy housr- and the iriciubcrs of the
crow :m- 1111 iii-oily attired in white, with
tics llllll lmtbruuls or Til-under cr-risc.
Tlu- rowing is rr-mru'kubly good, and i1
is easy to ace that the instructions of ii
“couch" huvé boo-n carefully ntlcudcd to
from the t‘Xi't‘llt-‘TIT “lime" rind ”body
swing." The following ludicsiorm the
crew: Miss Elli-n Hold. bow; f2, Mir-S
Rankin; 9, Miss Fitz Wygram; 4, Mine
Dorothy Loith; 5, Miss Leith: 6, Miss
Campbell, 6, Miss Gold; Miss Micklem,
stroke. Mr. R C. Lehmann bus han-
dled the rudder lines on more than one
occasion. and General Hammersley has
also bucn out as cocksvuin. The ladies
think nothingof‘ a spin of 12 miles.—
Lmidoll News.
Willing to Vote.
The Connecticut annual town elec-
tions have proved that women are will-
ing to vote. In Hartford 9111) women
registered to vote f. or school visitors. 111
New Britain the Woman's vote was large.
In Rockville ii 50 women rcgisto red. The
Boston iicruldlnincuts tli.1t"1n many
of the Connecticut cities and towns
where the women voted for school com-
mittee this Week for the first time there
were Protestant. tickets and Catholic.
tickets," and that “in some localities
Protestant women and Catholic women
vied with each other in getting regis-
tcred." Wcll. why not? If the Women
have intcrcsts and convictions in that
direction, it is proper and wholesome
that they should cxpri‘ss tlrcmsr-lvcs. it
is bettlr that the gospel should be
prcichrd ova: by contention—Boston
Wouinn' s Journal.
“'oumn Architects.
Of lzitc tho profr-ssiou of the architect
has lri'i'll attracting the uttcntion of :1.
numbcr of iiilclligciit Wollii‘ll, 111111 their
labors in this 111-111 111ch met. with 011-
courngciiiciit ihait some othci's are pro.
paring to trike up the sumo study. It is
n wonder that this lliile’ not lwcn thought
of long ago, for really the woman who
lives in and kccps the house in order
ought to know its nor-11:4 and c4 ill\'t.‘lllt}11130.‘l
much l)t‘lll'l' than lll!‘ man who, :is :1
rub", only corms homo 11‘ nights. The
necessity for (11111111111113, closots. pnntrics
and storcrooius and the :idjnci-ntncss, so
to speak, of" thc various :iuxiliurics to the
culinary (lt'pilrlllii'llt are among the
most important of points in the house
construction, and of those the practical
woman who km-ps house should know
all of the ins and outs—New York Led-
gcr.
Quin-11 Lurilsa's Presents.
The illll‘t‘ll of Denmark received a
number of lwnuiiful pro-scrim on the oc-
casion of her birthday recently. The
czur prosctlic-il hi4 ruothcr-in-law with a.
iruimiifii'cut lmuipn-t 11ml with :1 Silk r111-
liou. insiciicd by mums of :1 diamond
€121.41». ziiid :1 dizmiond brooch with :1 sup-
phirr- lll 11w «vim-r. The cznruwitz draw
it llllllill" 1'1 11‘ :1 411111 or :m umbrclln of
1.11114; lzizuli. round which 1.4' twisted :1
cold snukc. 'l'lir‘ l’rim-o‘ of Willi-,4; unto
ll. gold lli'lli'l .4-1w11h prci‘iuus 141111111...
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41drz4 :1 lu-zrulii'ul lllllr‘ rl‘rgr‘ul'l. Willi
block col) t'lltll li;1:'1:r44'. The» king of
lirt'm'o gin‘t‘ :1 Ap'wr‘l i'.‘i4»‘.
lir. n1 “unit-.11
'lho '11'14 1111;] rod in 1211 \Tzililmm
“(11111 1'.“uior_\‘. “1.” “er. lift uni-m—
pluywl whcu lhv fgictwry shut down. 111':-
~how111g llhiiiwlu-s 11'111‘ 11ml lii'qu
American wumvu lush-ml of sittmr.r
down in bwiuuuu Tllt'll' loi,tlu'_v:11‘c:1c-
i'cptiug positions in bikc currofiiii‘u-
11114an hori‘wwru‘lc 111‘ any lrwncsf work
(but flir'}‘('.'lll1lt'. l‘cl'lmp- Tilt’ grout lu-
boi' 111104111111 wmild ln- murc rr‘nilil)’
5111V1‘11 il' illl work: 1's \Vr'l‘i' willing. 111
cow-s of r-riir‘i'trriii'y. to do lhut which is
111414111411 iiisti-ml cf \\’;1lilllg.; to do that
which lllt'}' phi-'1'.» 1‘:.\1.'ll.lllj.:l'.
spulll'a Only “'unmii I.1ury1-r.
11:111. Y. l‘uliilu of .\l:irl1‘1d 1.4 (howdy
womuu luwyvr 111 Spain. lln-rpnrtmii,
which 1'vpr144141114' ll: 1' 11.4' lll'l'lllill‘li’:llil_\'
iiiiiidwmr- \1lllll.I ww m 111 ow lllrlr'$.l.11\u-
spii 1111114 pl 111- 111 iii. Sp: llllkll 1.\illlrl[. in
1b: “our. lli 4 l.u:l 1:11.. :11 ll: \‘wrl is
{:111'. Nv-zii' b]: 14 ill'l' 4pm 1.11 pn-r'mit to
[1l'.1i/l11’1' lll Hi" 5pdfil~ll 1'wrzri4'. Not for
’li‘.‘.‘i)‘ lliv 1'1‘ :4 rlw priniul 44'111‘1' of :111
rpr-m. :11 1'rllllll...'ll"‘l l>\' llrr‘ lllll'llllll'llllll
41 ilrwzu'lr 1:11;». w: 1.1'111‘11 1114.1." 111:1s.
l'i}r';l1‘4irlil.
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p-‘i‘iili; in :91 v\~1 11:11:) pm 115'
:limc4 l'ui' litilw 111' bathing. should hccd
l-Iriivi‘mri‘4rxmxlm1'.-1'cmvi'pr‘isiuctour-
.sts;
"llt‘Wleri'irlllrl lll‘lllLf lurch 1111- wcnlih
of ”11- liidic-i 1111141 iriko Willi liliri tho
it'i‘llllll of ihu 111111124. You 1':\lllil|l se-
siirc \‘uluc willioui rust."
l‘usliuislrt‘u Nintw.
Tho oldest \Vlrlllilll poslmusb-r in tho
L'Hrmlr'y is 11145 .‘11ll'lllil 51111114111" North
leord, 11:15.4. lec rocciwd lu-r com
mission ili‘lll‘ly 4111 yours 11;:11 from Horatio
Kim: 11nd hos licpt 111'1‘ lurhllliill imintct»
ruptwllyvvor.4'1111'1‘. ’l'lwposlollir'ois 1o-
1';ui-«l in Miss Siouc's sitting room.
111's. Harsh ll. Vermin-1'. who 41l‘,‘.:.'llllZl‘ll
11114 first kindr‘i‘gui'lr‘n in firm 1"rnrrcisco
in MM). bus rccmi‘ml 1111\1‘19 :hrm $liilii,01|1)
lo cmrhlo hci‘ in curry on tho work.
Thu-r14 rrro now 1'15 liiiidcruorli'us in the
city. and more lhru: “1.111111 cliildi'mi have
born truiuml ii: ihcm.
'l'lwro 11001115 to lrcu reaction in favor
of high cut drcsscs for dinner and even;
111;; n‘cni‘. Some of tho 1111th exquisite
iiiiporiutinns of the your 111ch been dross-
rs will: rupture in»: ks or thoso slightly
tut away in V sliripc.
Miss Jcrumr-tlc ll. l'cri‘y, whohns been
touching iii. Vrrssnr college for the past
livo yours. is now IrrUfthiHiil of Englishiu
tho (111111.111 for Women of (hi-Western
iii-s1 we university, (W11 \1 limd.
Liidy Ill-my Smucrsct will be lhccd-
:tor of u ill'W ww-kly pripci‘ lo bopub-
lirihcd by tho llritish Woirwn's Temper-
ance iissiri'irrtiou. with thr- liih- of Tim
British Woman's Signal
The liMH'flt fashion nmunclhc ladies
it St. I’etcrsburg is to urn: tlwmselvcs
with Tom; curios when they g1: abroad.
Some of these cimos measure six or seven
feet in length.
Mrs. Jenn Davenport Lnndcmvidow of
3enorul Lander, has been initinied M a
timber of the (1151101111 Lander Relief
iorpe of Lynn. Mass.
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.s. ”W. _........—_.——.
OOHMEHOIHO JUNE 4. THE STEIHEH 0111 OF “11111.
“iii it?” South Norwalk and New York-
F‘ARE—SINGLE, 40c.; EXCURSION, 70c.
Leave South Norwalk. 1:31! a. in. Leave New York. lieekman street. 2: 15 p. 1114111551119
(13133-11017 111. Leave East Thirty-first street,2 :40 p. m.‘. Saturday. 2.21111. 11:.
E reizht steamer. City of Norwalk. leaves New York. Monday, Wednmhymnrl’l’riday at
5'0011 m.LeavesNorwa1k Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 5:00 p. m. Freight melved
from 7:01) a. m. to 5.111) p. m. 1 t1
POPULAR AFTERNOON ' $1111..
Sunday, August 5th
STEAMER CITY OF ALBANY.
GLEN TSLAND 1110 CITY 181MB.
251: EXCURSION FARE. MHSIO OH THE BOAT.
lEillE SOUTH HOHWllH, 2:OO.
NOTIC E—Route may be changed or sail postponed should weather prove unfawrable
for the comfort of passemzers.
SEOOHO AHHHAL HEOATTA
-——-—OF TED—-
HOTON POINT IMPROVEMENT OOMPANY
—-——4-TO BE HELD AT—n—w
lion: Paid, 111., Similar, 1111:1111, 891
OPEN TO ALL BOATS.
Handsome Pitchers and Prizes in Gold.
CA "TN BRODPS,
(7171116191 A )1) Y.‘ “1.5.
(31.1145 A. Thin) (m l and Illiilé'f‘. snlllmr TilkBrlil‘f-‘mo'nf.
UPI-1N SLOOI’S AND .1111 AND MAISSAIL ”one
11A\~11.'lhlrr\ fcclsnrli:n11cr.sa11lng rm- decrement.
11.11541 , o‘cmy 111111‘reclamlundermailiux ITit'er. katf. '.
(‘ 1. \>> 1). ~ 511111-11 11-11 niirl mull-n willing rm‘ )l‘élli'i'mt’ m.
(‘ AT RIG BOAT!» 'ATHN.
"3.1 'lhirli for»: and under, sailing measurement.
'1ul‘uly four 1111 and under milini: measurement.
(”'1' ‘8 CAT ”DATE.
1‘ l. \‘i H 4-1‘lilrtyicctand under. Falling measurement
1 l dbh‘ ll - 'lmniy -'tl\c TM111111llilllt’l'.rfllllTinglmTermb‘Lil
t‘ i. AM" i. ~Twcuty feet and under, sailing mrar-iiremcnr.
1' LA“ .1 -—§l.\l&tlllt‘t‘.1EllllllndthhalllllflTllt‘bllslll't'flltfll'.
No Hm 0nd Primr will be given in any class starring less rban #1 hours. 111.11 no r is»: 1111111411
started with lee-1N than two boats. Sailing me‘iLler-mf'l'll' will be the: load water line and Hi the
ovcrbumr added. ’l‘lmo allowance will be that minim-d by it.» Elrrvwlmtf Nimlnle. So shift-
ing of bullsst will be rillowed in Classes A. and B. No T'Prefi'lt'iilm n.- to halted. in other classes.
1V1»l‘cslrii'lionmluflfilld in('bwses A. and B. Only .1111 and Mafnsail in (flames C. and I).
Malnsuil only in ('lnsscs E.. 1“. and 11. (flame-1'11 H. and 1.0ystcrlinats may carry Jib Helmet)
and Town” only. No bimi shall carry more than one man for every 11.1w tenant sailing length
or frncilon thereof". not including sailing muster.
Goursefive Miles to Windward or Leeward and Ireturn.Entrance Fee.$l
Entry and Enirmu-r Fct‘ 11111.41 be in the hm d4 of the i'rrmrriirr-w 1, '71 in k a. 111.. “'ed
nosibiy. Allg'i‘d 1.41. 14111. Entry Blanks tr:rni.~lmi upon a; pllr Minn. lime mil“! at 101.111.
ADDRESS,
1}. A. “00111111111011 ““3115 1111111111,
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South )ormdk, (01111.
21 if
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—-—-—ASK FOR——
BROWNS $3.00 SHOE.
And you will ace not. only 11/
Neat and Perfect Fitting
But one in which the
Best Material is Used. Combining Durability and 81er
Making it the best $3.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. at:
H. s. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 50. Norwalk.
Em.
JUST RECETVED A LARGE LINE OF
Baby Carriages,
FROM $5 UP.
Large assortment of Oak Bed-room Suite. Sideboards, Ex-
tension Tables, ancy Chairs and Parlor Furniture at bottom
prices.
Raymond & Sons.
I “La-wanderhim
”gamed I'm:-
all uremia-nae?” :11?le Mammy” In»
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bynvrirexcrtlnn 01-10er.- "awmrfiznzwj “It 11111 tux 11::
”3:31;”.6on‘tsrrylitlnehv :firi to hotter £11.! "T‘m'fln, 1:»an Imnitr to.
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