Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, May 13, 1895 · page 4

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I” mma Unfit-l.
Iotmi lownudlon.

.1” Iva-hr Sentinel In a drain-

fiflllllihtowlolliorwrlhulitr

m latter. considerably. th- the

“filial-circulation oltlnthor two

”Ilium. Ourprouroollrnl'

mun- “advertise”.

M
. low Ink WWW [or-out.

m lolr worth» will probubiy prev-ii
“Nathan” and warmly windy.

‘ roll by ruin on tho Now lulu»! canto.

Mardollowotlln thin action by rising
W. Dr ‘l‘uutiuy. miner. elm
m. Ind lrcrh to light nrilblo wind: will
My mull. and an Woduosduy. lllr.
wwnthrr.

flan-cur Board.

flu loin-t Mot of the thermometer for tho
Win-rm ending at noon today was
U’ mm Multan. “9 shove zero.

lulu". Al...» (or rumor.

 

Junio- Sum ii hi'tdo Iow‘rtdo
“4:5. It?!” I a? 2:51 strut!

 

Grout X—st.
00:: random will be pli'tifiml to learn
that Dr. Wagner vuu Jnnrvgg Inn; on.

‘ ma to the Vienna I’rychiatric union

thnttho dictum of Bipjukmtos ”quar-
tmacpilcpxido Vindrx” in mrroct. Wo
always thought on. Dr. yoanurogg llllll
”no of his lollowvnl hnvo appliod the
doctrino in a widrr i-rouro. They find, or
think ilwy find, that whm lieu-rs urn
Wlmiiit'izlly in patients suffering
‘l‘rom chronic nilma‘ntx the lover cums
(Mother ttiliment if thr- ptttit-ut is luoky
enough to got our tho lover. Dr. volt
nghau applied thin curt- with to
mutablo ttumw own to imam patients.
A ”tiara! nz'utolt-t'crs in time cums
m It naturally thltl. one Would
say.

To produce the artificial lover Dr
Wagngr van Juumrg nml tuberculin.
Koch's ammunition our». But nnothvr
German physician. Dr. Btl‘ll‘k, is trying
[utilized cultnmnll pywyzuneus btu-iL
lgwi‘hml hupo of warm. For our

M we but on tho pywynnvvw bacillus

ovary time. In (*t’idvnm that forum cut-o
chronic tliwm- it met laid in fnro tho
Psychiatric union that acute lrbrilo nt—
hch had bum known to quilt! do away
with typhus lll’llimiillilllfi nudomntlnu
motions. not to i-pmk «.l plalt-gmunous
inflammationfi. l'lqu‘inllythis mum: in-
Oflm if “my twirl." ilu- rvxnutln-mnlit'us
with this l‘j’lrg’ntu :13. Finally, an :t
clittt'hvr. l’ru»l<u-,«:.r \~ n .l;..xrv;.:;.: found
that :t in; “in. hull pr- gnarl-.1- dystro—
phia lilUL‘qil'lrillu 3.:- i'iilliplt it ly our d
a! it by a wad strung rum/w ml typhus
Mfillllliillr. lltmu anybodyhumiywtru.
plain umsrulwrztm. lvt l ilil ("m-h typhus

abdmuinnlis mil lw mm d

Asln’a ludunl rial Fulurr.
3.1.3"va Marshall undo-r4 thin
my in lht- Nc-w York Sun :15 to one
themli» nltln- 'ltliiilnlllillllll‘fl' war:
It Mail”! 1"" t “1) «lay a lil‘lfklllfl iii: if
mull-during mt: rprtu a and lilting llwm
“M 5 limit in", on timt \‘o r)‘ mun ti will
brimlumiiyh l min rtivrnw tip in. il lndmd it
DIM imvulwlblv ninmly. Apiu'lilr grown by
m it 'do on. and "UV that a in“! ”unwind
at 3 1m. "Hour and .lnpvnt "' hum tm-tml
a! the 13th hi tinn- n-vw “hill”, mrnt-l tlr)‘
Ill! not m'ltiy r- twuna-w tlu'tn ‘i'hv run” of
Oh ml triumph ol Jupun' m’rr (1mm l‘tlii'
Id lull in In 3 vmtly lrwr within-tun into
Mr! mull-tn him» and union unprovo-
.3.“ than lulu hitiuvrlo lawn pl mulled. and
m mammal: "llilllflfl. xm-uw 1mm! in t-ttl'll
”min I tiny and in». nhali lu— mltlul «mm.-
~ lithium. Wham: button-l ul mnmwnmliuu
acquit] numvr. tin-y will minutitul» u may
fill! Ill hum ialnr m- rxll'ilolt‘vnml ml Vultr
IN! Inn-W lbw lvvtlis- lowlnul Ann-rim whim
II m lint diwmvrmi. or "I" wildlivhiu ul
Marni» will of Ana-trail». lJur-rpmn tnlv-nt
will not hr wunlitu. ll mum: Pliill provun in
“in, to i- .v-h tin-w myrmdi ut' lutttdrt how
” 7" lhflnwlfm lo Hm lam-l trlt‘nhitiuv.
“IN will that in» twi'ftnht'n Auyriu. bully-
bub. rm Egypt and Turiwy. from tho
Wm- ol tiuir industrial, mniimc-rriui
.d Milli-1y mprutnmy tn "tin-r muntrh'u.
my ”1 ho win-ml by Eur-4w. ileum. and
My "rotunda. mud yrt rinpm lit-turn on»
alumni“! nrrirm. rind tantalum-um mun-oi
harm it nitwrtlwr. lint it in notorhi‘

It” to in world node an itnpmthh»

Hr.

Lord Raylmgh. whodimwvflwl Irwin.
the new clcmvnt in tho ttttnmpherc. litifl
found out tutothr-r hurt ulmmt an lull-r»
“in“. Firm mvtnmmhe t'xnmllmlltmfl
it lid been mutant-d that tho tmn mu .
lib. Glenn-tit: hummiiwl 1:11;; the
ml! 70 original minimum. own to
“anthem-m Onovcry light gun
h bummiimd in the solar limo»
till. and to this «one time Ilium WM
girl-I tho of cranium. beam
3 who from ihcruu‘netm Thou
fill trimmer lino want new to axial:

. ‘uwuuoilmnlin the W ol

mun-ow minimum. and lid; won
and helium. But may when
M,WW watt analyzing the light

-M hyburningtiwruinmluanl
”‘fliriotmdinilmnyhoobtflmdtho
Wlhmolnermlinthuoluw
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umtorinl comforts go.
to find an equitablo way of diatrihntinif'

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LII fill” I!

SLRSAPAIIILU

“3m 7m
' .3 namlwu in I .
terrible canal» -
tiou with n hu- j
mor, or crop. .
tion. which -
broke out Ill :
over my in“ .
and body. Beer ‘
lug the tutl' j
, loony olotberl .
. 4 {l u to the ca- -‘
' . . may at Ayer'l 1'
Summit“: in like cares. I concluded .
to give this medlt‘iuo n trial. and the -
result was a thorough cure. no Iixn 0! j
tho complaint making its appearance .
llnco. l have no habitation in recon» ‘
mondiuk Ayer'a surunparllla lor any i
kind or skin diseue."—J. W. Dun. -
lion Point. Miss. ‘

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Right to Get Money.

It is n mariners to read every few
days at mzroed on the enormity of trying
to get- l'll‘ll. Writers who hogglo for the
very higlwnt prices for their prmioun
nmnnsoril‘tt fill {maps with grueolully
turnod cursing of tho greed of the age
which nan-rhinos all to the Moloch of
money grabbing. Ministors who am ul-
wnys looking for a call to n phwo with
a higher salary pour out ilory ohnnonco
against the “money uuulnoss, the wow
ship of wealth which in tho Melting
sin of this tuition. "

It in all wry Well to write nod to
preach if our in paid 1’: it it. But tho
truth is thnt tho pmplo of this country
and of all othor 'conntrit-s know just fix-
hotly what they want. and what they
hood most. and all tho prom-hing in tho
universe will not pt-rsundo tllt‘m ditl’or-
ontly. It ought not to. Mouoy nmum
lt‘llilll‘i‘. .lt nit-nus honlth. culturo. l't‘lllltt-
merit and comfort. It nwnns oil that, so
far as this world is mum-mod. is «lot-til
having. Nay. at man can prepare him.
self for hvnvt-u llliu‘ll horror win-n ho has
(‘llllllgh to out nud wour and enjoy him-
self on without oitlwr b‘lt‘ullllg it or

cltouting nuothor.

Moroovt‘r. note this fact: Thom is
wealth enough now in tho World for all
to lJi‘ comfortable and happy. so for as
Tho prublt‘m is

i no that one will not hang himsvll bo-

cause ho is starving whilv mmthvr is the

ownor of n. huntlrod millions.

A new article has boon added to tho
list of hunnm foothi. It is mttousood
tuml: Dimx’viuns have lii'i‘ll mumbling
for at lulu; lllli“ tlutf tho human row in

civilizationdvvuurml lnrttm much hrvnd
:md other m-rvnl foods and potntmx“;

that tlu-H- funds ntuil‘ up tho sysn'm znul

till it with start-h. musing middlo :tgt-d

[moplo to lay on im-nt qmtntitivs of lot
and ho to: nth-nmlurtnhlo tiny tlvi“iul
know what toduwith tlu mm-lvvfi. mm

mutuiu litth- of this :lul‘vllf, stutl‘y Hib—
hlillli't‘.

It in mid lltvt‘vt'on- tlmt (-nttunv
soul uu-nl broad llllxwl with .1 think-orn-
tnrnl or flour islmtlt nutritious and pola-
tnblo. \t‘liilo it is for morn hmlthl'ul than
(‘ottnnsm-d monl bun lli‘i‘ll
a grout llmtli to liw slur]: nwu. Why
should it not do oqunlly \vt-ll for the
human :tltitnnl? That is :i quvutiou erth
finding on :IllHWt‘l' for. ('uttou .‘ii‘f‘tl could
i‘llfilly lw ground and propnrml if: u
(-h-gtuly, rurvful tunnuor and thou mum]
in tho making of mnshm und broods.
Pvrhups in futuru wo nbnll fowl whoa!
to outdo und out cottonsml.

Within tho past ton yours rill million-
niron hm’o diod in Chit-nun. They word»
not mullimilliounirt-n, but just. plnin.
vonunou (-twn. uud tho \i‘I'ltlili they loll:
lootod up among tin-m not quito 8100,—
000,000, Tin-y left for works of public
benevoli-nm. by will nud min-mint, ul—
togothor $4,300,000, and uomo pooplo
mom to think tlmt won 11 bugs» Hill“ to
giro to tho ponplooil whom thoylnui
tnndo thvir wvulth. but. it won not. 0n
tho t-«mtrnry, it won mim-riy. Winiu o
nnm’u lortuno unto to be! .l,t)00.000, ho
owmt it to community to him book to it
nit hunt on large no amount no Brigham
Young t-rnotvd nutmnlly from awry ono
ol lllii Monuoun (or tho church. That
wan nun-tout h.

 

in tin inh-rviow with the Amorimn
jtmrunlist. Mr. Edward Mnrnlnnil, Sir
Edwin Arnold rt-mnrlml that Count lto
hnd linked him what he would ndvim
for tho mom rapid dovolopmont of Jo.
pun. Sir Edwin replied torsoly, “ll 1
wow you. I would donblo my navy, in»
mam-o mynrmy, «dunno my woman and
munch my country for iron, coal and
copper."

Bimtmmltl. on the inland of Rondo,
win-re tho (.‘hiannpnn pom W» cm»
eluded. in tho port of the domain em-
plm that won btmmm'tli‘d by n omnbinmi
float of American, Britirh, French and
Dutch wot motel: in 1864.

Don't ride the bicycle too hurl. or
you will kill ytmroell. Rideit just hard
though. Few man In born forum-
in may with: at lilo.

A.

 

mumdm m
”momma-mun- Summation-ll

Linus, .

 

The numbnr of fatal nod rot-ions acol-
lontn to bit-yt-livtu that huvou-rnrmi ro-
crntly immortal that thorn ought to he
path» (Wlmi'li'tl in parlm and on much
trnvclod roads for wltwhm-n nlono. In
our citicn mods have been mud». for tho
cxcluoivo mo of lttmluu-k ridoru. Tho
bicyclist but! now impormvh-d tho horm-
mnn ion art-tit vxicnt. Thom :tro diill-
culty and danger luftho WliiK‘llliflll who
must tin-cod his way among wagons and
carriage" in tho driving honrn. livery-
thlng that can indnco women to tnko
outdoor oxcrclno ought to be encouraged.
Tho women cyclirmt have u rough time
at it under prom-m nrrnngcnwntu. Ash-
mon Ind cord cart mcu jtrt‘r at timm and
insult thorn with impunity, and not sol-
dom lmrpomly drive :10 near tin-m as to
lrighten and knock them over. If potlm
for tho cyclists worn pmvidwl in tho
city parks and drive», indie» could than
take thuirdolightlnl niriugou tho when!
in perfect onlvty will cotulort. This is it
matter seriously tolmmmmt-ndml to the
nttontion 0! both whov-hnvu and city nu-
thoritios.

Dr. M. L. Holbrmk has bl'fll study-
ing human blood color undor tho micro-
twopm with tho vie-w to finding why
mlno pmplr's blood in rivhor than otlwr
pooplo's in rod color. Ho finds that tho
woim‘n who huvo tho ria-ht-st colored
blood or!» lion-o who do not want cor—
sets. So ho Mtyw. Thu- color of the blood
downdo larcu-ly on lung tuition. ho cot!-
tzludvn. Wonwu who Wour («tracts cutt-
nut tnko in the grout quantitio-s of oxy—
gen tmwsary to purify thc blood

Whom tho Anwrirnn furnwr lrtcmuos
thoroughly dist-rmrngwl at wiwnt raising.
lot llllli trynpplm. Sirn-oSv-pl. l. 1,443.-
59: bum-ht ol Anwrivou :tpplt-s have
boon uhippml to liurnpv. England,
Franco and Ht-nttuny tnlu- lllt'lll :uul likr'
tin-In em twll that tho tlrimultl is grott-
lng vnnrmnunly. Natl and :iltrzu'tivv
pricking will start lltt’ltl, and tho apples
thonm-lvm will do tho nest.

Tho pnlimoi’ Now York city dvsiro t0
ultip thoir mutual pztrndo thin spring.
Who can blmno than?

History will record that at Simmons»
“(in 1895, took plum tlw nuw birth of
(him

NEW SKIRTS.

Numrmtu Styim of Cutting Shirt»
my: in l'mldlng.

Thorn n'o Ln 3w! 'l n. . In tit-w tam-xv or!
cutting tho Kalil. ":l t’fluil‘}: l;t~lllu:mblr.
Tllt‘ t‘t'w “It Ul' fill-- tllu‘ “li‘f l. llt'il " V it"l
u:lrl'.'.~l1h.:'.1[twin l‘rm . It; d It l"r« tu‘l.
twnmnlt;t::..:it1-:i u .;,iv in pn-a-ntt lwr
from :ul- [lint any .-i ~11 which dam In!
null 1w? l‘xllli Mum, .mu rut: .v.’ in r in lit
sixtjtlun mrh a i- now in it in» may inmt
lolull hrr go. d punt-2 and mutual lwr

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heirloom. Thus in rim-«wing tiw whorl.
lull ultlrt who vnrlm it in ouch crow to unit
her own mollurithm.

The prince» «km, {or lnslnm'v, mu in
mm with tho lullmv, in month lilting in
lront. but has n lmvnd pinlt uwr the hip»
and II box plnlt lit-hind.

’l'ho 0|va skirt. ht wry lull and much
ml. lt lit» tho hips clmwly and in anth
in lront. Tho immvnmnlmml tho nlcmu
has lormd attention to tho hip». which,
when naturally narrow. om now llltltlfll
in 0rd" to lrriuur thorn in hmr tho propm
proportlmt to tho upper part of tho flunm.
fruition nutlurrltlm also corutldcr It nm‘
nor; to how the {ovum outdo 11mm in
. Winn, and lrmn tho vellum to tho

wrist n trimming in lrvrurmtly routriml
l at am tuck», mm W lam or cuteloih over
5 minding lining.
1m in now usually» on moreiilmr
Mllnol ubillon or pulled chlllou Initial:
thallium . Thomtlmnluflltht!
IMMd. km havotlmopufl-
; high, and over tho mm. a Munro of chil-
lon, which holds out tho lace lionnco. This
is very «swim, but very charming.
l'l’ho mummninllhc nh'tch Incl
Itripvrl balm wool. ’l'iio altlrt firm Wide.
The plain llltllm but two lengthwim rib-
bons behind and ihrmln limit, almulnilng
plans, which form lot below them
with Mm. hull hi of whim
min inflow with lmtr antique bottom.
The out" is slum! whim optimum

 

with gnipum. Tho bal down our ol
allow lot-xvi: Jr (MOW.

 

 

 

 

 

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0012. MAIN AND WALL 31‘s., NORWALK, CT.

runnuns awn + no,

BEEINNING

 

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SATURDAY, MAY ,’

A large line of elegant Furniture, especially manufactured for us.

to our store and
new They cost

OOME

punching a. card

see the presents, and the articles themselves you will soon pos-
you nothing. They are the finest and most useful premium ar-

ticles ever offered. These articles of furniture are given you when you
have traded a certain amount
one time; trade at your convenience,
presents. Remember that we do not
account of the presents.

at our store. Not necessary to trade it all at
and all purchases will count towards the
ask you any higher prices for the goods on

We sell all the goods at the same price, whether we are

for you or not.

W‘We will give all callers who are prospective purchasers a card, on manllla board. and every time
they trade with us, we will punch out the amount of their trade.

It costs us but. a little more to do a larger business,
the benefit of the saving. We want to advertise our business,

cuts from us you will not forget
in your house. Yours rcspectiu

and we are ready to give our customers

. and we know if you get such prea-

lI'm, and the articles themselves will advertise us every day while
)3 .

THE BOSTON STORE,

Dry Goods, Cloaks

and Suits, Camels, Kitchen Furnishings,,

China and Crockery Ware.

Corner Stain

SEASON

Tm: summer season is with no and

and

Wall Carin.

i

no tounsf

wo urn stocking up with tho novelties of the season.

Streets. Norwalk,

We have been successful in

introducing First Class Goods and can not oiiord to touch anything that in not A No i.
We could probably mate more money by bundling interior articles of food. But our convictions and one idea is: First

Clam Goodu ot luwent Pouriblo Prlco.

Notnx Wild Cherry, Notox Chm-t

Sivntogn Ktmngvn Utuger Ale; Dr. Welshm'
Our lme of fancy Cakes, Crackers and Sugar Wailers, no above the standard.

Packages this Mason.

and we find that our idea is being appreciated more and more every day.
ticle you are it Seymour uvlln it. its the beat."

“Any Ir»

Strawberry and Rnspbrrry Syrup; Saratozn Kissengon Water:
Grape. Juice; Potted Ham. Tongue. Chicken and Turkey.

Wohnve a lot of Picnic Style

Apollinnria Wnter;

()ur Collees. Tenn and Butter can‘t ha touched in qmlity.
Leave your order with uv lor tho celebrated "Ferris" [lam or llmeieso Bacon, the beat in the world.

4

CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,

LEAOINO OHOOEB,

TELEPHONE CALL.

NOTIOE.

School Taxes.

The in proof the [tooth Norwnllr Union
i'v-hool it triot m hmhy notified that tho
diotrlcttn or on. and one-quartar mill: on
tho doilanid on the town Imumant liri of
int-tom ingot the dintt'lri hold on the
iithd rot tut It“. in the tranltlln aunt
”It“; bonu- vllllbo this and payable on the
until" at in]. it”. nt. which time i shall be
"dimmin- tho rum IO fltlllmn‘l drug
mm. a Wuhlngton turret. l’rnnlt ot. tho
rat-cl in. not not. 5 your from or hit.
ill. will b. chant! on till tum uni-lulu.
transition-nonhuman): ”Al. Tm. I“.
Oollwmrot'i'uu {or 300th Horn-ix titan

liaboollmtrirt.

' . l lli. l”.
Dual at Booth deh All“ tit-ll

ensut no In:

Dotty-rod u m. A utmtmm. II A TON.
0- all altar It» 10. to. wuol will run daily.

SIWEO and .SPLIT WOOO

in linen. u A coon: spilt. It A com}.
«um m < .

 

ill! Ollill usual Fillilllllll

mwwmmm

E. 'l‘. BATES,

r. on; up. Mil. on.

33 WASHINGTON STREET.

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srtcntsntnrcntcvnt

Time Cracker: are line goodr and Ill strictly lmh. Your money luck ll

you no dine-timed.

6 lbs. Ginger Bun . 250.

5 lbs. [lemon Cmc err 251:.

5 IM Oymr Crackers. 250.

ll Ibo. FoncyOrnokerl, 23' .

, I lbs. Sod: Crockett, 25¢.
Washing Soda. 10 lb. Gold Dust. 200.
Bordilm, 40. Roast Bevel, 200.
Ammonia. lie. 4 can: Corn. 250.
Baked Buns. lie. 8 can. Pumpkin. 950.
Condom Milk, lie. 8 lb poll Cottollno. 270.

.Very Best Elcin Creamery Butter. 28c lb.
FRESH COUNTRY EGGS, 170 (102.

Till NEW YORK STORES, ;

Dimonn Building, :3 Iain Street.
flonth Nanak.

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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