g Bargains,
-IN- .’
trill PAPERS.
‘ our our
- a at PRICE
. M INSUBPRIBE you.
,. . At the
moss wearenowoflering it will
payyou to BUY and keep ior future
M
~' 'NOT 10E
" our WINDOWS.
' lleturnearfare paid toout of.town
mlElKEB,“
DR. F. W. DARMER
torsion oturrsr.
M lined and Extracted without pain.
i flats of Teeth on Red Rubber from
: $5 $119.
Artificial Teeth without Plates.
' (Crown and Bridge Work.)
Teeth Extracted Painlessly, 50c
Amalgam Fillings, 50c
Platinum Fillings, 75c up
Gold Fillings, 01.00 up
“Ad.“ work at reasonable charges and guaran-
Odlce open evenings until a p.’m.
no. es WASHINGTON SIRE“.
i. \rnnnr vrnrug
THIS is run Futon,
Tun OLDnsr new Brier,
Wmcn Manes run Barren
Nurnrflovs AND Swan-r,
Barren roost run FLOUR ‘
Or Esrrnn WHEAT,
GROUND sr rm: Mran
NAMED FRANKLIN.
Always Ask For " Franklin Mills."
All Leading Grocers Sell it.
titer Spectacle lens Ilo
located 0 ts edict. Nor-walk.
gru' mention Fuel.
For a short time only. DR. 0. F. HUGH es.
Beiractiou I3 t. elves sole attention
to the scientific correcting of diflicult cases of
defective vision. If our eyes are weak. or
vision poor. you shon consult at once and
haves rof Site: lenses adjusted to your
eyes. ey give ease and comfort to the wear-
er. The materiel from which the lenses are
ground is hard. pure and brilliant. Not liable
to become scratched. Are cooling to the eyes.
strengthen the nerves. doing awa with
frequent changing of giant. as they set [or
years. Glasses are not always elven to im-
prints eyesight. but to relieve undue strains;
it short. toassbt nature. Thousands of eyes
are ruined yearly. Seven persons out of ten
have neither e e alike. and one ontof taenty
have astigmat em. hence the necessity of help
ing each eye separately. special attention Is
given to any inequality that me exist be-
tween the retraction of the eyes. on't delay.
but consult at once. 8 lm
var Post Office. South Norwalk.
J23 13'?
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”ROTON
Examiner In
Offices. 430 Main Street,
ll. 8. Patent (tales,
EIMEEPOII'I‘. CONN:
~ . 1878 to l883-
K
' POINT
South Norwaik. Conn.
The most charming summer resort on Long Island Sound.
FINE HOTEL FINE
BATHINB HOUSES
General Attractions.
Every facility for providing for large excursions.
Prof. Smythe’s orchestra furnishes music in the dancing
pavilion daily.
The excursions this week
are the 18th, Grace Lutheran
church, New York; 19th, Metzpat chapel, Hoboken, N. J .; 20th,
Catholic club, New York; 2lst, 8t.Andrew's Sunday School, New
York; 22d, Louis Avenue Congregational church, Brooklyn.
lloton Point Improvement Company. Owners and Proprietors.
J. FIN KENSTEIN,
W. “s... w . a...
General Manager.
tonnrnomo wnnnn; IiINlE—T
The New Passenger Steamer.
“FAVO
. I ”ll I'nn'
humus can“;
,
RITE.”
; M
Illill Silliiill BETWEESIllIlII IIIIIIlIllIillIII IIilI IIIIIII.
rsnr~smors 40c; Excunsron; 70c.
for
m
ifiiiniiifiifstn...
enamor-
Norwaik at his a. m . Thursday. June ll.
wanton street, atrzit p. to. (Saturdays. ml 9. m.) lnavss last Blot ,street. at
”two“ 9‘ '
Naivalk leave New York. Monti”. Wednesday and hide st
:33} vsellorwelk. Tuesday. Thursday and satnrday at m p. m. Freight
LII-IOWVJIL
is Mr» my.
mat-roars" ..
WOAL 0’5. . Glutamao .
ved
have been made. lie was born wi ,
patrouymic of Brodrlbb and manned
its more picturesque name of Irvingfot'
Ill-so purposes '
As an explanation why Irving was
fit knighted when Augustus Harris and
Arthur Sullivan had been so honored, it
was said that it was contrary to prece-
dent to doba mans knight by any
other name thanthet which his father
had carried before him. If a popular
choice for the honor had been made
among English actors for the past ten
years there is little doubt that it well
have fallen to Irving.
w
all! III" invrso.
Ir. Irving went on the stage in 1850,
but it was not until his appearance as
Matthias in the "The Bells." in 1871
that he achieved a success thnt placed
him easily in the front ranks of his pro-
fession.
Critical opinion has differed widely I
to the artistic merit of Irving‘s Mate
thins. but there has never been any rear
son to doubt its effect, on on audience.
When ho npperm-d at tho Lyr'oum in
1873 no Richelieu hr- guw n pr-rfornmnc.
that added to his fume. though he WM
severely criticised.
In lull lrvim: took the boldest step in
his career. :md played iiililiir'i at tho Ly-
ceum with an original corn-option of the
putt. Tho critics rearrlvvd ilreluulvu
into twin parties and warned it furious
battle in the public prints Over the incr-
Its of Mr. lrving's llnnilet.
Public opinion may still he dividnd on
that subject, though then» is no doubt.
that. lrving has rulrnirers rnouglr of his
Hatch-t to fill his tlreuir-r when I.
choose-s to play it.
His hnnnonious stugv management
added not at little to his sucrose. in bi.
tours through this country he has been
received with furor. and by llih‘ scholar.
ly mind and pleasant personality he has
won many friends who will i'r'joir'r-Wlth
hill: in his new honor,
cusps wsa EXPENDITURES.
“hormone that a General l'prisin' I.)
Bealllt from Olte IIrsnl Tlrnoa.
In ll svuri-oflicilrl sinivlnvni m'r'it‘r‘
h “'ushington fl'o- lilr' insult-rs of on.
of tho most llli’illt‘nlillifiil'llll‘llli in Pulse,
it is shown that the war r‘xpr‘lllilillrf‘fi
are bt‘I‘HllllllK so enormous and the
sugar ihllli robin-co indudrivs :«l un-
proiiiabh- that they lu-livn- u gum-ml
uprising will result from tin: hard times
t‘llllh’t‘ll. 'l‘heportion of tho station-tit
corn-Wiring the terrible conditions pr.-
vniling is as follow»:
"Tim w.rr oxpr'llws of lens 9N were
puid by l'rrlszl. Hpuiu flii‘lllrdl-‘Ii '.'I'.’.1Iti'l
men, but not n eillltir‘ dollar.
"Cuba wn» loudvd with rrmrrinian-
OOOdebts. lmsiden yvnrly illicigr-i owns,
000,000 in thosetll years. (it'll. low-ii-
ar doc-lam! in the Spanish ('nr‘iws that
the war r-xpvnses have been swuommo
or an nwrugo of $70,000,000 at your.
“Sugar produced then with slave la.
harwrre mid at 0 7-0 cents a pound
The inlrltr'r'o industry was in such I
flourishing:condition that tho Minirlifl
0‘ til? i‘lllullli'fl. erlnI-ru Hoilirrim will“
“I buildings of their {twini‘ir-s 'pulnr'os.’
Lest tolsu-m was sold um pr‘l‘ cent.
above lo—dny's prices. For r'lrllll‘l. sti-
gnr sells to-dny at 1.50 comm; pound. or
no percent. below cost production. all
is pressed to its lint. Ilitr'h by Henna-
bt‘ci. sugnr.
"Thr-tolw-r-o industry is ruirwl be-
yond rmlrimpt ion by u iuriil wur. Lent
does not pay ”record of labor at to-dny'l
prices. 'l'lu' pmliu'iiorr of l‘ulni illil
year will be: Sugar. $32,1mnooo; tullllo-
oo. si'JJNNIJIIlIl; fruits and Hilliii‘ii‘fl. $5,-
mom; total. “..W.0|lerh-lir'll. $40,-
“.000.
"Exports-'4»: Bulger. N‘Jli..'r0il,ll00;fl-
tn oriroi tux. SILWMM; llllllill'ili. 3535,-
000,000. municipal budgets. Siommloo;
extra wor expenses at least someone;
total. $04,000,000.
"A $40,000.000 deficit is the lust stM
.the camel's buck. 'I‘lrn Imrlgntol
$0004 was closed with n 80.000.000 def-
icit, rind Mirror mid thou at 2.025 cr-nta
apound. while this year it m-Ils at 1.80
out» n pxmnd."
Made it Fortune Alter fifty.
General Mr-Alpin. r-onnnrrndor of the
low York militia. is n rich mun. Many
d the Governor's still? urn millionaires,
but none of them wmr swords that cost
$7.000. Gorroml MoAlpin's father. at
the ago of To" yours. was employed in I
hinder) factory. 'l‘hn wnr lnzulo hill.
The stm'kholdr-rs became friirhtr‘nod at
the min which won stirring ihvmandtho
country in tin» farm and were may to
unlond everything they hurl at an enor-
mous litii‘i‘iiil'r'. 'l‘lwy fell among the
alarmisis. who iu-liwod tlmt the South
Was going to lu'onk up the government.
McAlpin. horn-var. was an ardent Um
man. lie managed to nurture nearly all
of the stock, and when the prices! is-
iisceo went lilting ‘nis torture w-
lads.
rigours . Wilson.
. Byronussdagrsstdssi or hairdress-
M. hat was my particular to have
only the best to be found in the market.
If eyer's Keir Vigor bad been obtainable
ibsn. doubtless he would have tested its
merits. as so many distinguished and
fashionable people are doing cow's-days.
I have two little grandchildren who
are teething this hot summer weather
and are troubled with bowel complaint.
I give them Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhma Remedy and itscts like a
charm. I earnestly recommend it for
children with bowel troubles. I was
myself taken with a severe attack of
bloody dox.wlth cramps and pains In my
stomach, onsetth of a bottle of this
remedy cured me. Within twenty four
hoursle out of bed and doing my
housework. Hts. W. L. Dunsgsn, Bon-
G. O. Btlllson, druggist.
Persons who are subject to diarrhoea
will find a speedy cure in Dertt's (‘oiic
and Cholera Cure. Use no other. Itris
the best that can be made or that money
can procure. It leaves the systemic nat-
ural condition after its use. We sell it.
E. P. Weed and G. C. Stilison.
Some people are constantly troubled
with pimples and boils, r specially about
the face and neck. The best remedy is a
t'iorough course of Ayer's Ssrsuprilla,
which expels all humors through the
proper channels, and so makes the skin
become soil, healthy and fair.
m”Therein one medicine that will cure
immediately. We refer to DeWitt’s
Colic and Cholera Cure: for all summer
complaints. No delay. no disappoint-
ment. no failure. 1-: P. Weed
and G. C. Stillson.
Physician for Women!
”w.—
MNS. Illi. N. A. Gllllfllllll
Can be consulted at her adios.
342 Broad St, Bridgeport. Goon.
'rorn 10 a. m. to 1 p. In. any day except Sunday
The lbyrmr is a regular ph slcian. and for
.he asst. sixteen years has mar ethe DISEAS Er
rf '0MEN a sperlalt . [Julian sutYerIne
from any riir'l‘lv-nlt ' incl: ant to the «u can
aonsuit llr.GulIi’on in the strictest mniidenor.
and with the assnrance of receiving the most
«killful and scientific t atment known to
modern surgery and m icine. Home um
furnished for confinement cases. Terms mod-
erate. All letters promflly replied to. le-
sions stamp all if
Kb
Dear Sir:
enrich their libraries.
aqn'a, Hickman 00., Tenn. For sale by ,
a ‘ ‘ t" y
black andwhitesiik ribbon“ lneidethe neck
band of thedress in nottoodeepplaits,
whence it stands out in an original man-
ner somewhat after the fashion of a frlll
and entranros the face becomingly. lace
trimmed cambrio front plaits, turn over
collars and coils, have become the rage
and are to be seen in every shop window.
When there is a desire to moderate the
intensity of color gownsof the fashionable
bluet tint, large neck rncbesare employed,
of bluish gray genre, very light. White
embroider-lee, yellow lace and corn guipurs
are also much worn on blnet gowns. These
ruches are seen in other toneruslso audio.
changeable taffeta and tulle as well as In
WALKING r'osTL’llE.
gauze and are astonishingly t'olnminous.
With largo Bil't'Vilrl unri.| largo-hut the hand
is quiio dwarfed by thorn, while their
warmth ills tlwru bottr-r for winter than
for summer wour.
Rose plnk is mm of the colors oi the
mmon nnrl is charmingly combined with
brown and black. Mir-dine with u printul
pattern of roses are dninty and pretty.
Short onyx-s oi lncr- over linings of rose,
mauve or grwn r'hnnur-nblc silk arc tho (:1-
treme of fashion. They have immense
ruchvs of gnrm- or grunt bows at tho brick
oi tho nook o.‘ blrwk sot In ribbon. ()thnr
ropes nn‘ of out cloth or upon cmhroidvry,
owl- (‘onirnsling linings, and urv trirnnwd
with llnwr'rtfi. -
Skirts nro Mr full that Parisian modisivs
huln-loilr. us it rrndvrs tlwm ioohoru‘yrmd
clumsy {or r-Iulurnrrw. A still inning 12
or is lnr'lu-s‘ lil‘t'll is l-rnployvd. and tho
skirt is lirml throughout with silk.
An illustration is pitch of It walking:
r-mturnr- of uirnilu- rrr-pou. 'l‘lrv top of the
coder 4.1."! lurrw :t (-nrsvlvt “lil'illillt owrn
r‘lu'trrm-Iivni pom! do unriw liru-d with
girolim >-Ilk. 'l'lrv collar. lurr-tr-llvs nnrl
slrouldv-r l. Ioi~ Jli‘l' of uiroilw alillll. 'l‘lln-
lioui'iuirt rim. ~ on of pirnrln- Iwruzulirua
Tho tmprr' is also oi tho lust nrunvd ll‘..'l-
ir-riul llllii is trirurrrrd with rows llllli giro-
lino rilxlum. .lr‘mc (‘rror.1.1~;r.
MAYOR M. M. LEE’S
OPlNlON.
So. Norwalk, Bonn, lune I7, ’95.
Editor “Evening Sentinel.”
Of all Encyclopedias, the edition of the
Encyclopedia Britannica which you are fur-
nishing to your readers is undoubtedly the
most satisfactory. The price at which you
offer it to the public excites wonder. It
does not seem possible that so great a work
and one so well gotten up can be put in the
hands ofthc pcoplout such a small price;
upon examination I Iind them to be an exact
reproduction of the famous Ninth Edinghurgh
edition with new maps throughout.
new supplemental matter in each volume
adds a feature which makes Tm: EVENING
Summon. edition superior in my opinion ,to
the original workwhich cost $8 per volume.
This enterprise should meet the commenda-
tion of all who are interested in popular
education, and all who can, should take ad-
vantage oi this exceptional opportunity to
The
Very truly yours, fl
MORTIMER M. min?
no loum'r llnr- ilnliu nll the way up with.
s
..
That took First Price at the
WORLD'S FA
Which shows that lit.
Washbnrn-Grosby's Superlstlvs
Makes the Best Bread in the World.
LOOK FOR THE YELLOW CENTER.
For Sale by the Following Grocers:
Dibble a Oomswck. 3. ill. Frederick,
U. L. Glover. Robertson Bree.
Flnnne dc Benedict. E. H. Morehouse.
W. a. aniord. Hush Donnelly.
I". Hcribner. 0. K. Footie .
s. C. Horton. 8. H Raymond Ir Son.
AND OTHERS.
RobertsJuckerlGoodwin
MILL AGENTS FOR CONN.
700 MAIN BT., HARTFORPR.8GI'.
m
.l. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hanger, taIciminer, Painter
And dealer in
Wall Paper and Borders.
1 North Main street. South Norwalk.
Sample books of full line latest styles of
Papers. r'oarders and Glit'fliouldings taken to
houses for inspection. on notice bypostal.
Estimates cheerfully g1 ven. mclil
PASTURIGE.
First class pasturage for horses or
horned cattle; in a good neighborhood
where an employee will have oversight
of risme. Plenty of water, and a heavy
growth of feed.
BAYMilNll BROS.
l N l ll 0 ll ll ll IN ii
i l. SHEPARD lNll llli. SCOTT.
—-———ooo———-—-
'i‘ho ilreot New York Specialist. The
Doctor l’revsiled lipon to line
ills Great Remedy Placed in the
floods of the llrngglsts.
This Is the most. wonderful production of
rnwiIr-nl Hclcm'e In the nineteenth century.
This is not a potent "Murine. but a prescrip-
tion com nonanr-d on scientific principles and
used by r. Hmrt In his extensive practice for
the r-nro or all blood diseases. The cores
wrought by It are simply wonderful and have
attracted thousands to the doctor‘s parlors for
trr-sunoni.
'l’osuch an extent Is the demand upon the
time and attention of the dot-Mr for his medi-
cine lrnrn people who could not visit New
York city. that it became a matter of drug to
devise some plan by which the general ilc
could be so plied withlhls genuine. v treble
remedy. and for this purpose A. A. Shepherd
has been called totinnth Norwallt to srrsn
with E. G.Tomlinson. South Norwaik. and ,
R. liaie,Norwaik.io permit them to keep in
stock and sell this wonderful blood remsdl.
This is purely v table. and excellent ten 0
and builder. a lone purifier unneelled. a
nerve tonic nothingcan ual. Dr. Hcott has
devoted his life to the t orough ledge
and understanding of blood dime. a few of
which are named ere: Kidney disease. liver
complaint. sick headache. muscular rheuma-
tism. dyspepsia. loss of appetite. constipa-
tion. scroiula. syphilis. cancerous burners,
In bones catarrh salt rheum.pimpieson ace.
general debility. boils, diasiness. female weak.
uses. malarial p0 n.
The above named drugglets have "advert
their ilrst consignment and would invite all
nstocall and become sou ted with
emerits of a cot remedy. . Scott's
medicine, when p seed in dru stores. is sold
under the name of Dr. Scott‘s per-ills. and
aiiwho Intshd taking a blood In oineshould
not fall to try Dr. Scott's Barsaparllla.
W
No Pills Have to be Used with Dr.
Scott'
I:
”FOR BALI BY—w—
E. I. Tomllneon, tooth IIorvrsIl:
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