m.
memos-No. lit 17th street.
”1‘ Harwell: telephone call. H. llrencb
one» true warm Norwnlk; telephone
.- «all. If t.
Minuteman» should in all cases be
to
full IVIIIIO smut-s,
sou-re News“. 00".
4*
leer lent tie-std Warner tor-oest-
‘l‘edey cloudy weather will prevail. with
, “temperature changes. preceded by rein.
' electer-snoandtrsshtn brisk northeaster-
Iyeadnorthwesterly winds. rollowed in this
fiction by clsarins tonight. 0n Sundry,
may colder. partly cloudy to (sir weather
and fresh northerly tr westerly winds will
Wheneededhy rsinersnow ontne New
Inland carts in the mornin; and on Men.
«In wermsr;loir:westher.
Thermometer Record.
The lowest point or the thermometer for the
Owens-tour hours endinn st noon utility was
33° shovesero: highest. (2° share sort).
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Ihiaenre Almanac tor 'l'o-Inorrow.
2 - ‘8 Sets High l‘ide Low Tide
831351” $601 at 421 still 16
”Two of the New Books atfithe Public
Library. .
‘It will beremembered by many peo-
ple that T. F. Seward. the tester of the
Christian Unity movement. made an ad-
’ dress in the Congregational church at
this city slew months ago. His: new
’think, “The School of Life"ie now in the
Jilin“. MOO—Jilin School oi Lilo. Di-
vineProvidence in the Light oi Modern
Science. The Law at Development Ap-
W to Chrilflsn Thinking and'Christ-
lsn Living. By Theodore F. Seward.
The doctrine on which this volume is
filed b that the most important thing
in a men’s life is his relation to God. and
thekindot relation he lives in toGod
N Ir. Sewsrd prennts a truly Christies:
view cl liiees a discipline. He shows
how. in the pseorsms of «cation, the
‘nehoolhoureis built” with this end in
vi", and maintains the rationality of a
«raisin controlled snthropomorphiem
is our conceptions 01 God. He dwells
oaths providentlel reletioae oi the in
dividnal to historic events and the view
at every man’s life ass plea of God. in
the course oi his discussion a large num-
ber at side questions arise 0! great prec-
imply do as to the relation of
W gory to providence, and a number oi
dark-nil tough problems. One of the
...-oet vigorous cl these brief papers is
the author's reply to the pertinent ques
" tion. "Are we pilgrims. or ere we
tramps?” The book is written in the
conviction that the unity oi Christendom
iieein the assertion cl a common faith
in God, and that nothing is so hopelessly
' divisivoes rationalistic caprice as to the
- fundamental doctrine ol our personal re,
latices to God.
“awry oi the Civil War " by John Cod.
man Ropes, 219.15 —'l‘his is the first vol
Inc of an important history oi the Isle
wsr.which will be completed in three
volumes. Extract from author's [1ft fsoe:
‘ “The task attempted in the following
work iein certain respects a novel one.
It is to write at the subjects treated from
the stendpoint oi each of the contending
parties. in our judgment, the war
Mid not be so depicted as to imply
that the north end the south drilered and
qwreled about the same things. That
was not the (not. The questions presen-
ted to the men of the north were not the
1 use so those with which their
leathers contemporaries had to
dul- This might be very
hilly Illustrated by returning to the
(cm which the institution of slavery
holetothepeopleclthe north.“ com
paniwlthlterelation to the people at
the south. but into this subject the reap:
cl this book will not allow us to go.”
, . , find as the industrial depression in
l; the United States is, it is not so bad as
* that in Greet Britain. it we are to Judge
from statements mode in a recent oili-
'clal hearing. Mr. James Keir liardie.
.3. P.. said in a speech before the par-
llmentsry relief committee that s gov-
ernment grant a! $25,000,000 would no m
mile than relieve for six weeks the sol-
Mng and hunger among the British nn-
employed “MW”...
All mothers to be abolishcdend have
eomcre rights any more? it looks so
.llnee'lrs. Minerve Taylor at Oklahoma
, mint and killed s men who was saucy
All. her with his lttentlcns.
The “laughing stock of the notions"
_ is whet tee indiunsnt Cologne emu-
-' , imam-n1 will be it the lllnieien
”Wires speech should become
It test master or English econ,
M ”them. were living new,»
, mhntoshcriennpbir meteor
Mmldreedthm
ls flew York lest you therewsre
on,” submit for tesohers’ castle.
mil. Muralswelllcrpopelsredm
“scream
Mm 3“ ‘ . ,
‘ It. ”The lists are Mm will!
April". Huh-mind”
men'atsctnrers'to mete Europe well ”is
anointed with the best agricultural stew
chineryin the world. A good displeyot
our steam reopen. mowers end plow»
our steam road rollers and thrashing
mschines. es well es of the sdmlrsble
mechanics! cont'rlvances used in our
great memories tor turning out better
and choose. will be millions in the
pockets of the United States. Europe
makes us import her textile fabrics and
many other things. Let us make her in
turn import our farming and dairy mi»
chinery. Let there he a big show. at
Vienna.
The national house oi‘ representatives
will seem very strange next December
when it opens without either Mr. Sprin»
per 0! Illinois or Mr. Holman of ludi-
nna in his seat to answer the roll call. '
Mr. Holman was first elected to the
Thirty-sixth congress in 1859, and he
has been a member of every congress
since then except one, the Thirty-ninth.
He began oificeholding at the age of
Si. when he was probate judge of Deer-
born county. He is now 7'). years old.
That is a long time to have been in pub-
lic life. And this is Mr. Holman's opin- ‘1
ion of public life 'and officeholding:
“Thereis nothing in it. It does not pay,
and I have not saved s dollar out of my
salary.”
The Grand Army men expect to be
present in great numbers at the dedica-
tion of the Chickemanga battlefield as
a national park Sept. 19. It will be a
memorable day for the old soldiers of
both north and south. President Cleve
land will be present to dedicate the
grounds. The day before, on Sept. 18,
he will open the International and Cot-
ton States exposition at Atlanta. The
Grand Army men will have opportuni
ties to visit the exposition as Well as at-
tend the ceremonies nt Chickamaugn
......._.....
A retired British oflicer, Captain
Percy G. Chamberlain. committed sui-
cide because he felt “a most complete
tiredness" of all things earthly. But it
is possible that Captain Chamberlain
will soon be still more tired of the
place in which he now is.
The average lively, hustling Ameri-
can crowds nearly twice as much into a
lifetime as his ancestors did even 50
years ago. And he lives as long as they
did too.
It is said that if a Lexcw committee
were to begin investigations in any of
our American cities it would speedily
strike pay dirt and other kinds of dirt
as well.
I! you cannot be hottest. be as honest
as you ban.
__.———.
PREPARATIONS FOR SUMMER.
Bow to Clown Furl— llrmltollet of ROI.
(lime Silk.
Now is the season when mr bulls. cum-
phor tablets and m-dur chum arc in the as-
:emlnnt. null tlwrc H u uvlttiml stinking
sud putting away of llmmrls null hm. All
garments should be thoroughly nlennml ho—
lore living packs-ll away fur the summer,
Is it is for easier to presume thorn from
the ravages of moths win-u they are not
toiled. It is sold t'nut the for of llllld ulti-
lnsls may be Cloillli'll by the use of course
cornmeal hunted us lint as possible with-
out scorching it.
Spread the (or no a lame cloth on the
llmr or n wide table and mvor it with but
torsional. ltuh it gt‘llfly into pluses that
nsutrorutr.
learn defaced. hilt do not rub the wrong
"(3100‘ the (or. Shells it s little. then add
men! and inure it until cold. then
Iheke ageln and brush with care. Many
persons do not brush for at ell. but take it
nto nextrcmely cold piece and shake or
bet it gently on the wrong side with a
slight rattan. Ermine may be cleaned
with hrsn sifted end dusted so thst it is
tree from floor. This my be made M
erstely bot. then thrown on to the for and
allowed to remain until cold. When lore
begin to get very tender end tear eerily,”
is sold that rubbing them on the skin
this with the yolks of and e little
incline is hensdcisl. , he brittleness
comes from the oil in the shin Iii bovine
been entruted. Judicions care at lore
odds very much to their beeuty and more
to their dnrwhlllty.
’l‘he zoning gown at which s platelets
awe"
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norms iros'r consuls
use on the lurker.
Pmlll It lght.
EYBLE llillll,
2 Elizabeth Street.
.18!-
STBICTLY BUSINESS
I not measure try It
mm
BOSE CREAM.
WM gives temple; hwtwe [or the
shin. It you went at smooth.
utility slim. use
HALE. THE DBUBGIST.
salt for the i‘m trial bottle.
mchl‘ta
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in once and: Westetreetmitev
Sunder school. 112 no. Your»: Pmle r
Socimety at Christian Induces meeting or «to
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nem' (turner. Rev. .s Kc mm
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school. 1:. noon: Howml’t Mus. m..
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sermon.
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and Lewis streets. crummmn. Jug
rm. Services or loses. us. end 71% p. ‘iw
day school. Wisp. rut; Y
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too. will nor any the pulpit. In thee-reels;
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the bruins-.111»: totality sharpener.
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nuns rtev. A. in. Wyatt. W. W.
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,(1 but all with sermon. tom to. hit: rm other Sinn—
Arthur M. t‘hltrvmtmlstwnt; unanimous»
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manly... mntl‘mr. Ill: 10 pt em; I’rtsyer
mutual the.
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lnzldondey elieamn. if» to M0. Allhoyls
" OR lnmin and Brussels Carpets. ‘
0R Moquette and "Axmlnster Carpets.
OR China and Japanese Matting.
OR ' Oil Cloth and Linoleum.
OR Mats‘and‘ Rugs.
OR Shades and Draperies.
core
A. Dickerman 8L Son’s;
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
mum synonym tn": THE queen sum.
sclerosis: as“... some... mum sooner TRAP.
The“ leotthepoptrler EEIPHETON, with
tithe , criterion! pointfiytne TRAP. end with
all the adv 01 “all
Cod W near,
“I m SEWIE 1112 BEST CANOPY TOP
WE EVER 0F FEDFER
or
llum Miller. Murine Rev Thomson of HAVING in. novel and besntilnl design.
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Discovery at e clueless Treasure." file we mannetthe nus"
car will preeeht Bushman! mp3,“ swag»: ior‘its
B m,'&flm, m reels ieehesm or to . ere or
m1‘3"?fi3£"fi§3 It'll). Wetsuit. m , reconstitute! more mm’th‘n Cnt- trader
Services lnzlll'strne and 7m purer ‘ m, m made. end pr much as treight-sili
tar-.hool lamps: Young is . Wm!“ ”has,
Christian nearer prayer-testing.“ It. r k ‘ 3:“ wk “ mm ed
down. libel: seat working independent oi each
other. withers anon net irons to trite up leg
moat. As or is when arranged ior one
seat so let two. as {or two as ior one.
near it into aw two or tour our nvehi-
cle meted. yandp‘uekmsnehi
them but.
Merrie Woodhull,
or; warm Darrow. Ditto.
LUTHER WRIGHT
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets. South Norwalk.
WRIBHY’S BARRIAGE AEPUSITUBY
WAGDNS 01" ALL Hill
The finest Traps, Buggies, Phaetons and Canopies. Car
l load of one and two horse Farm Wagons, with solid axles just
arrived. at Wright's sales rooms. If you are thinking of buying
one, call and see me.
L. M. WRIGHT
For SCENIC and SIGN LETTERI G get
my figures for work done by my artist, GEORGE WASH”! IL,
BICYCLES.
The best made. Can save you from $15 to $25 on them. Do not
buy until you see them.
REPAIRING 0F All KINBS
(Called {or and delivered free oi charge.)
m. PACT s limos/er. Chi-irritations MW!- .‘ ”I
'Iifl 'II I" V?
“7‘.-
Stem” ‘Mlamiw
it“? c;
250 pound.
Nortlrfielll Cream
THAMES
lillllllll lllllllllll.
Fine Dairy Butter, 200 pound.
Fresh Home Laid Eggs, 200 dozen. ,
California Navel Oranges, 400 dozen. '
Fine Mixed Blood Oranges, 300 dozen
Windsor Jams, lOc tin.
(lattice and Dundee Jams in glass.
Shrewsbury, Blue Label, Keystone Tomato Catsup.
Sweet Pickles, Sour Midgets, Pearl Onions, Chow, Celery
Sauce, Mixed Pickles and Chili Sauce.
Fancy Crackers fresh from the ovens daily.
First Class White Full Cream Cheese, Rouquefort, Neufcha~
tel, Philadelphia Cream, Old English.
How we do sell the Angelus Flour, 550 bag; $4.25 barrel.
New Garden Seeds, Flower Seeds, Onion Sets, etc.
Everything new and fresh. Come and see us.
‘-
HAVE uu lflllll
Our fancy Gilt. Edge Creamery Butter reduced in
my in prints, 300 pound. .
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price to 3}
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