Joltthwseterly winds. becoming westerly. pos-
‘ 'DI'B uric—“Went." "To
and “tor this" advertisements. not 01-.
mun lines. one time. aim; three times.
“runner... 81.111. needing nations. the. I
inn. lien-rim and deoth momma. saw.
all at m in? ditplnyed advertisement. fur-
nlshsd on application.
”IBM’III’I‘IIJN SA'I'WBY mill. in “1'
m pastas prepaid: One month. we; three
two; air monthnumono you. $6.00.
‘ by nowebnyl. we a week. to be void
039th» carrier.
" IA!!! (”HOD—No. lit Wuhincton strut.
flour-1k: telephone cell. 93-6. Brunch
mull “die.“ Well street. Norwslh: telephone
. .‘ ll.
DHMWIOATIOHS should in All can“ be
addressed to _
‘l‘fll EVENING BII‘I‘INII.
flown Noni-um. no".
' ‘ low turn Herold Wanner lone-u.
ijTodny anlr weather will probably prevail.
filth slight temperature chsnges And. trash
" ”dbl: preceded by rsinou the comet. 0n Tues-
2.. day (Mr. cooler weather will probably prevail.
; ' with fresh westerly winds. onset )ly becoming
_, ’ strong northeasterly. and attended by rain on
" “the chute of this section. with northward ed-
‘. "Nice 0! the West lndlsn storm; in the let?
_ one. Wednesday will be wet. cool and very u -
‘ . setting onthe seaboard. _
Thormometer Record. ,
The lowest point at the thermometer for th e
-‘ twenty-tour honrsvendlng at noon today was
' (fl 3 above zero highest, 78° .
lilnlnture Aim-um for Tit-marrow.
BunRIsBs‘Snn Qetc Hiehl‘lde Low Tide
It 5:“ at 5.46 at 0:53 at mill
‘The “'orld’s Sweetest Songs.
The World's Sweetest Songs may now
‘ be procured in fifteen parts at ten cents
per port. The contented No. 14 are:
Vocal, “A Summer Shower," Msrzisls;
“Behold, How Good and Joyful,” Whyt-
fold; “Cost Thy Burden Upon the Lord ;"
"Grsoe;" "Glorious News.” Emerson;
”I’ve Brought thee an Ivy Lent." Wood;
"Kate Kearney." Lee; “Let Erin Re-
member the Days of Old," Moore;
"Nannie," Hunt; "Pulling Herd Against
the Stream." Hobson; “Petition," Rossini:
"Pretty as a Picture.” Bishop; "Safe
‘ Within the Vail." Evans; “The Meeting
‘ of the Waters,” Moore; The Trumpeet
‘ will Sound in the Morning," Root; “The
Old Stone Mill," Brown; “The Monarch
of the Woods,” Cherry; ”The Beautiful
City." Judson: "The Rose by the Door."
Mmhsll Instrumental, “Choral from
the Passion Musik," Bach; "Funtsisie
.lmpromptu,"Chopln ;‘ ' Minuet deuomrt."
Bcbnylhofl; “Nursery Lsnciers," Swift.
The contents of No. 15 are: Vocal
"Baum" “Eve’s Lumentntion." King;
“Fairly Caught." Diehl; “Home so Blast."
Abt:"Hnrk. the Angolr’ Souglis Singing,"
Ltolie; "I'u Morn the Rupee that [Jo-ave
Me," Moore: "1 H ard the Wee Bird
Singing.” Linley: "Jolllie O‘Dunder'.V
Millard: "Nearer." Millie: ' Une Morning
Sweet m Msy,"l.eelw; "0. R94. to the
Inr .“ hierztllessnttr; "Rt'hpll s :" "'l‘tm‘
Harp that Once Tliro’ Tara‘s Hill."
Moore; " l'ho Old, Old Story." Swwney :
“The Watcher at the Gus." ’l‘uwner:
“The Help of Waive," Ril-lmrds; “The
Little Tin Soldier.” lllulluy : “The Bloom
i. on thn Rye," Bishop; "Woumn't You
Likes [0 Know," Reylutl instrumental,
"Funeral :" “Ls (Jimmie-1w." lMloc;
”Nnbut-odonosur," lit-yer; “l’trzicnto
Polka." lifting”
A beautiful and wonderful mirage
was visible in llutl'nlu not long since.
With all their learning sciontists have
never yet been (thin to tlvtermino oxuct-
ly the cause of n mirugu. They juggle
with long words ntul rnnko un cxplnnn-
tlon which tlwy profess to bellow i-x-
plnins, but Wiwn u plnin. intelligent
citizen tries to understand it there is
nothing in it but mutldlumt-ut. One
form of mirage is the t’wm wherein the
picture) of n lunrlxcnpo mum: to he lifted
up and pointed upon the fly {xlmve tho
hndscnpc. Of this kind was the llufl’nlo
mirage. 'l‘hccltyof Toronto, with all its
streets, spires and pnrks, \vns distinctly
noon on the sky tn the north of llutlnlo.
Toronto is fill milcs from linflnlo. in
front of the sky city was Luke Untnrio
in its whole hrvhdth, nit-nuwrs being no
plainly «llmrhmihlo- that it was imllllt'
to toll Willi! hunts tlwy worn. 'l‘ho Norse:
man was mn- of How strum-rs. uml two
pnolaot» tlmt ply lwtwovn Lowiston nml
Toronto w-‘ro also plainly lit'i‘ll. 'l'ho
acetic Wm lilo). n piciurw v if vnnhhntnwnt.
It luriiml llt‘ltl’ly or quitv lmli‘ un hour.
and ntwm llimplu in liuti'olu witnmm-tl
it. Hut-h mlmuos in NI“ custom Ntntcn
tire wry nnmmnwn, though tltcy nrol
soon rompumliru-lyut‘tm on tho wmluril '
prairies. Six yours ago it mmirltnlylu
mlrngn was witncsml ot Wuxltiniztun.
Tho rcgiou tilmnt tho chest htmu-li of tin!
Potomac smilhvnst of the capitol m'muuhi \
was pointed upon tho Hky nlmvo it.
It will be fortnnnto if tx-stilt-nr-o tlili‘l-l
not follow the burning of so mnny pun»
pit! and unimnle in the nortlnvvm. Tim
Munch in Will“) lcitfulitivu i» said to ho
inflammable. ‘
Under the new low oll amounts over
.dfltfll‘ in ltlcomco um tnxml Ll per mint.
1! it man lliifi rm tumour of $5.000. that
is to say. he meant pay 11 lttltlif 2 per cent
W I «I .lpm.
A prophet and uttmlogitt lms predict-
ed that with the close of the Clovelnnd
3- administration tho Dmnocrhtlc parry
_ will he (lend. Don't littljlt on tho proph-
. We .
, The cow that git-on black milk but
W at he: as Pennsylvania We are glad
to use the lit able still to keep moving,
termini!» he mnemoidnw.
_ n». M; W m
cure «cum mite then were ob-
tniuad tron his consumption bacillus.
It is announced with 'tho ammo: .
certainty that his remedy for diphtheria
will cure that diatom unfailingly if it
is applied within 36 hour»! after the pa-
tient is first stricken. If this be true,
then one of the most dread terror» of it»
tuncy will be annihilated. The cxnct
nature of Dr. Koch’s remedy hue not
been made public. In a general way,
however, it consists in inoculating the
patient with attenuated)diphtheria poiv
son—something as one is vaccinated tcr'
smallpox. Dr. Koch flrltt diecovercd end
cultivated the diphtheria bouillon. So
much confidence has the New York
health board in the Koch remedy that
they propose to establish a plant for pre—
paring and distributing it. It is an or»
pensivo remedy. ’ '
Meantime Dr. A. Calmctte has (list—o
covered a specific against the most vir-
ulent snake poisons. The principle is
the same ns‘thut of the hydrophobin and
smallpox cures—inoculate your patient
with attenuated snake poison. He will
take the poison fever in a mild from,
but will henceforth have n charmed imv
mnnity from the venom oi the most
loudly serpent. There is great call for
Dr. Cnlmctte’s preparation in India.
A young American doctor, George E.
Beyer of New Orleans. has taken s
more reckless way of inoculating him-
self with snake poison. tic capture tl
some livvly young rnttlors, just hatched,
and when they were; about twu Weeks
(pith—51.3 inches long—ho tormented one
of them till it hit him. A mild form of
snake poisoning resulted. Ho will cause
himself to ho bitty-n ngnin as the w-num
in the young snakes becomes strrmgrr.
thus discovering whether one can ho
poisoned by snnkc bite more than once.
The. Amorlcnn ”('td‘TL
Hundreds of American families be-
lieve thoroughly in its existence. thin
fall, nnd they are persuaded it is it very
great American tlth‘I‘l’. tho. Thcy are the
people who are moving in such nutnbnrs
out of the Western parts of Kansas and
Nebraska. Part of eastern (Toltiriulu isa
similar ratio“. It has taken 3 good
while to find out tluit tin-so localities
are not to lmtlepvndul on to nmkv :1
living for the l’nnut’r without irrigation.
The lesson is worth much, but it is a
pity it could not have been learnt-cl at
smaller cost.
The soil of the country is a icrtiio
loam. This trocless nml ruinlrss region
might be mmlu who of ”flu- moet attract.
ivo spots on tlu- continent. it ta 15mm)
tuct uhnve HI'It lo-vcl. The-tn are lit! fur
t-sts to brook tlu- form» of tlw iv} \Hnilu
in wintt-r. tlm scorching: sun in summ: i‘
For n lllllt' time in spring nz‘rim‘r f-ilJit'F,
:unl tlxw u'lwlo tract is. glorious will
waving grass. Tin-n tho mil who
agent mm in his Work ililtl stellar :il'tt-r
:unl urns of it to ”11' turner. wlw l’r"
mun-:4 lhitlnu‘ only to llitIl lnmz-wlt
ruitn-tl. Hi» hmnry is .tll guilt. mul l.l.~
crops tll‘)’ up. ill‘iilit'll hiril'lit‘il. ;.l
lililrlttlt'fil‘lllllt', lw ntul his l'mutly hm;
their l'zm-s vilhh't‘ill'tl mun}. This -. :i;.un
tlu- soil slut'y has lmm repent.“ limit
minlsui' Him :4. l’nrtmut \t‘usturn Rum»
null Nl‘lll'flhlx’fl urn humming nlmmt tir-
populated.
th tlliri .«nmv country run lu- rmlv a.
smiling mmlm. Win 1: the gruuml in if
rtgutml, when mm on planml plant:
fully and urn lnl'gw mmngli to litmtl.‘ ihv
fill't‘tl of tho lion'n .llnmtulm blasts, ilmn
tin-m will ln- lumpy. primtwrnns hunters
tliromzli this port of tlw Amortmn (lt‘l‘t'f‘.
Thu irrigation nf our ttl'ltl lands is gn-
iug wry shortly tn lm «no nt tin» most
important l‘l.l.llt‘l':l llllri country will
have to ill/til with, ‘l’ln- wt-ettrrn still
SilllllHVl'hli'l'll l<llltl34 nnw ne'i‘r'lug irri-gn
tion will hil'Wfllll in tho» n prmpvroue
population of not Ives than loom»),-
tlilil. 'l'hry urn muting the moat tri’flh
mul must. hmtltntul lmuls In tlw world.
it is ul’ tlnv lnglu-st linpnriimru to im-ggit:
right in rr-mml tuirrigntmu ln-uixlnmn
ththt-r tho m-nvrnl nuwrnnn-nt ollntlltl
control tlw lltlltle’ nml thn- thl‘r‘l'lllg
llwi't-nt’ is tlw iltlt't-llull of tho l'trilll'.
\Vlti-tlwr tho litml uh union in ini’ntnr of
iiiiliniml in‘ ninth t'i‘llll‘lll, Hw- llmm in
t‘l‘l‘lBlllr-“llll‘ lawn fur nil part a slinnlil ls»
uniform.
'l‘ii'u tllnmwtlw il' tlw l'ttu tiara!»
llvlnilmlt‘n stomp ltllli Zlf- tlwgrmt: -:
llll‘i'ull'lnlhl' liim‘wiiiil'), ll:¢vlit~ta~hmwt
tlm corn-lotion nl' thn turrw of "till"
win nllwr \t‘ui'ilw. that ltnlir. hunt. i‘li‘“
irivity mail t‘lli‘lllll all simian m'v sill. mun
fivttntiulm ul’ mm and ill“ sum» lurn'v.
nml that. tin}; urn imlmtrimihl» amt
illnlur rt tl'tln l'llliillftnlw interchangin—
Mix [in lllH‘tl‘e‘l‘l‘i ll. h. l, lliztt “wright. in
tmi in~l:n;i;.zwnw
'l'lw \'.‘.ll‘ Hm ,«hrwu Joinm what on"
llr'ulgt. (in tin 1,: ram haw telegraph
linw. mnl «in him: til now over it.» tho
Unilwi Mitt. s to wt. tho mm who crinlrl
lmllvl it for hvt'. MW ltmvw whrru to up
ply. Mr. A, W. ('ulvn, l'hl‘tl‘tt‘t'ly clean
lririun of the Eric. mini, “may to Japan
(lot. i. Midi”: with him 25. warp-"rt tole—
upl: upt‘mhlru uml liuv'mm.
The London Timon onyx that in tlw
nun. American enmzrmu rim twill unto
than will lw n ill-:ullmzk, “ovur vitriol:
huainrse mm. ulu llu r term r: thrown
or lflfill‘l‘llilllnlfl. run}; rutirmully to
jnit‘ti. "
it in nu t‘vmnl'l' tlw Frvmtlr new» tar
tlmtrinl rupcritrrity in m molly whys.
liven gardening in touch: in no lean
than mm chest: to Fame. “than
no... JWanuwvfiw e.»
a » ~
mm or women
”VII. OI mm,
loll-nth
Avon's PILLS
“I don’t believe 9'
there ever wet to 0
good a pill made a
u Ayer's Csthar- 0
tie run. they 9
willdoallyonrsc— o
onion-ml them tor o
and even mine. a
When i have a 9
cold and echo
from head romantics ortwoof:
these pills is nil the medicine needed to
let me right strain. For headachethey 9
never tall. I have been a tictiui or trr~’ o:
rihle headaches, and have (never found a;
anything to relieve tlwm no quickly no 0%
Ayer’s Pills. since i trgnn taking this 0.
medicine. the attacks but u Irt't'ti km and 0';
lens frequent. until. :ut'wrs. an. Illulliliti
have W931?“ armor l n.” ‘
1'. Newaur'. DH}: :4... ., '-.'
AYER’S r}; 2 7.
Prize Wed-e n We" .
oncogene innocent ~ ~ ~
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oggocrno
I.
J
‘ 3?0..’
m
I! s New York millionaire given an
nuufitbnmsndfltbthmm
0700.00, which gives 19 people dyepepein
and these people spud $1,456.00 in doo-
orr’ hilknnd fleshy hove topsyttmo
such torCecmBloodGm to curs-them
whntwould bathe uvinspc cspitn it
the dinner should not be given, there
being in persons It the tel-tr
inquire at W’s drug store, Urban
’0‘] may have the problem solved sud
“11“»le ntion Oh)!“ C OM“ w, 0, (II!!!
John G. Manger, Editor or the Sun
beam.Seligrnnn, 310.. who natured (ire.
ver Clevelnnd for the Presidency in No'.
1882. while he was Mayor of Buffalo, N.
Y., is enthusiastic in his praise of Chum-
berlsin’e Colic. Cholera and Diurhoen
Remedy. He says: "I have used it for
the past five years and mnuider it the
best prepdrnticn of the kind in the iner-
ket. It is nest-pie as sour and coffee
inthiuection. ltisnnnrticle of merit
and should be. used in every tranche“.
For sale by G. C. Still-on. druggiet.
A. M. Bailey. 3 well known either: of
Eugene. Oregon, says his wife has for
year-been troubled with chronic disr-
than and mod many remedies with but
little!!!“ until she tried Chnmberlnln's
Cholic, Cholera end diarrhoea Remedy,
which has cured her mood end well.
(live it A trio] end you will be surprised
lit the prompt relief it ntl'ords. 25 and 50
mt bottles for sale by (i. C. Stills-.11,
drunrisn
~“
ruin wun.
Indium-I naturally by physicians (or
”mull“ DISEASE no
KIDS!“ no BLADiiltit TROUBLE
Sold in Booth limb by leedinmlruguiutr.
Addre- lemnhrodmlflfll tree).
it lllCKEll & sous.
’ I Part flue. I. I.
Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk.
We cordially invite all to cell and see the Egy tisn Mummy exhibited in our on part.
ment. It is certainly a. rare specimen. Claimed to he over 3,000 years old, and well whfihggeing. .
Beginning Saturday. Morning, Sept. 22d,
nndtcontinuing for one week we offer the following special values:
Kitchen Department.
Just a leader, 5 gross sets Silver-plated Knife,
set. If you want one, come quick.
Underwear.
A few dozen ladies’ and men’ ’ ' ‘ ’ . '
less than half price 3 odds and ends, Just a little bit sorted, 59 cents each. A trifle
Ladies’ ribbed vest. superior quality of yarn, fullshaped and finely finished; it who made to
retail at 75 cents; our price 50 cents. ;
I
H 08 l e ry .
One case children’s heavy wool ribbed hose a bar ain t 15 t . ' ' ’
fast black, warranted, 125 cents a pair. ’ [g a c 8 pair. Ladies heavy fleeced,
Handkerchiefs.
100 dozen white emb. hemetitched. onl 5 cts. Cost double th t
hemetitched, eot‘t finish, all linen, 12l cts each. a to land. 50
Gimps and Braids.
In this department we have all that is new and desirable. L l:
and 15c, An endless variety of jets. - 00 at our leaders at 50’ 10c
For the Baby.
The newest baby swing—The most practical thing of the age—A great saver of labor; price
Gloves.
Our full and winter stock is now complete and as usual, our hi h standard in th' 1' '
be sustained. As a leader we offer ten dozen four-britton glace, at 75gcents a pair. Is me m"
Notions.
Too much to talk about. Everythin in the dressmakin line. All ‘ '
ornaments, stick pinsuan immense variety? g sorts Of novelties. Ha"
Special in Pictures.
We have just purchased. at about half- price, one hundred
Fork and Spoon, put up in choice boxes, 24c
dozen men's
“.50.
pictures, in etchings and engrav-
- ings; all good subjects; good style frames. Price, while they last, 81. W.
Dress Goods
In this line we advise you to purchase earl . as it will be i ' '
ent styles. Prices to suit everybody. y mposmble for us to duplicate pree-
The Boston Store.tor.Main and Wall Sts.,Norwalk.Telephonetall,57-4
ls‘PECI-ALSALE
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llllllllllEll’S UNDERWEAR.
Sizes l6 in. to 36 in. Prices 50 to 250.
Excellent Value in BetterGoods
ALSO COMPLETE LINES OF
lilllES’ Allll GENTS’ llllllEllWElll.
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
SGENIG Mill BiGN LETIERlNa n uptaciultv in mm WAHHBURN, the artist. (Iallanrlgct figures.
BomeandSeeThem
THREE SPlNlllES
0F llllil llllll Milli.
lNew'tiesigns and we think
i the best ever offered.
they are built on boom sndbvill
he sold clump. i
f The finest lot of
in Connecticut
..~.... . .. _. ., '. FANCY
“Mommy...“ .. "., . ,w ‘ , ,_ .‘
in my mum and m i A mono we have and upringn. aide-tern end side springs. ’l’heue buggies we fully werrlnt, end
are sure they will mil.
one t.;Ai‘~tll‘li*}'i. KUNMKJU'i‘H. BUSINESS and LUMBER l'lOX WAGONH, to suit all clemnhdt.
meanness. Wvlmmt-utiu s tlne‘ line or HARNE‘lfiFfi. wmrs, LAP nonmaggntnnxnrs. or. it you will
look or them, we think the price will sell them to you.
'R E POSiTO RY,
Rewiring of all kinds. John t‘itllt'tl for end delivered.
Cor. Franklin and Madison Ste. So. Nor-walk.
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