WI Iftkootkcr two
‘ our press ros- is I!
.M, 'IDIIII lIrIIIII.
to partly cloudy. sultry Ind
“m wanna and new light
out southwesterly winds will m.
M by locIi rains and thunder-
, OI l'rlday. fIlr weather Ind fresh to
, ' mmmmufl. with nearly
Wm illustrators. followed by warmer
.Mto partly cloudy. quncr Ind
“by walker. with southerly winds,
While“ rIlu Ind tbundsr showers.
, Ila-Inner Record.
Which-t pol-to! thothormomctor for the
Who-rs ending It noon today was
—*—_————————_-
y m Alma-II for 'ro-nonow.
filial Bu MI High This Low Tide
It 722 It 8:86 It 2:12
To Hake Money In You ation.
Anlindustrions new spapcr correspond-
cutba- boeu collecting the “views" of
purple who expect to make a modest
unmet money. this summer. They are
all poor and" need outings themselves.
‘ One woman will visit the great sum-
not. resorts and form current event
.' classes. The people who stay at the sum-
‘lllel'hotels always want entertainment.
They are too apathetic to entertain
themselves. The lady will gather togeth-
8 and hold the strings of the records of
all the summer happenings the world
over. With this and an eye on the
telepathic news from day to day she
will go to I great summer resort, form
private classes of those, especially ladies,
who want information on the world's
events, political, economic, scientific
and otherwise. A fee will be paid by _
each pupil. If thcsuccess of these classes
i to be measured by the need of them,
the lady will be worth $100,000 by the
1st of November. She is aBoston worn-
a, of course.
A strappingcollego youth who wants
to-payhis éipcnscs has hired himself to
the proprietor of a great seaside hotel.
The young man has a roomy yacht of
I!” own. He is good looking and has
good manners and will take the guests
of the hotel sailing. apparently just out.
(1 good will, while the landlord pays
him and takes it out of the lmarders‘
bills. There is also a solo u1lmastvt who
is broken in health and wants a sum’
' morat the seaside. He will pay for it
by teaching boys at the ll()l(‘lrl to become
expert amateur ph1.1tograpl11~rs. Their
distracted mothers will pay him well
.. Sca- it, no doubt.
.0110 young woman has taken advan-
tags of the feminine craze for waists
fill! summer. She goes from sunnnr‘r re‘
“to summer resort with 11:111111les of
goods, and the ladies order from her
"me from one to a dozen waists of
that W size and number. She sends
the adorn to a manufacturing establish-
ment and receives her commission. This
is also a Boston idea. Another woman
Wolsfrmn place to place with books
Wed from a library where there
h no demand for them in summer.
She charges a small fee for each book
_aiyd "hopceto makea bit of money'm
WI way. Still another will establish a
. mm for the infants at some of
‘ “1W resorts. This is a happy'
.wt
1111.111 hero is Robert Bonner's gen-
“ practiptim for making a fortune:
Got patrol of a little business of your
own, and then work it up.
At thegrcst Kiel celebration replic-
luttatives of the United States govern-
ment 3.9 the only ones that ware able
‘ ‘9 m the foetal spirit of the occa-
‘ dill Ind enjoy it absolutely without a
. .1 nervousness or dread of what
‘ it, forth politically Germa-
flfi *England and matly dreads
‘ Prune hates England, too, and
’ fulfilling to get a chance to fly at
_ M’s throat, while Russia rather
IlhI France for political reasons just at
mt, but is ready to tight anybody
anything It a moment a notice
.1“ Bull stands of! by himself and up
may does not care much one way or
tin other. On the whole, the position of
W is rather more enviable than
“£de the rest of the European
All those met and hypocritical-
: minced one another and professed
emphatic how much they loved
*nothcrandhowgladtheyallwero
I“ Gcnnmy had demonstrated her
W by building such a big thing
When-lacuna! The United States
Mt is probably the only one
.meangwmsm
' lliwsllyths advice inWosh
that I receivedan hingl like per-
manent benefit. anHelp le box of
' these pills did the war for me,
and I am now free from head.
aches, and a well man.’ '——CnAs.
Huronmoa East Auburn, Me.
Medal
And Diploma
.At World’s Fair.
At last a monument will be erected as
a memorial of something worth while.
It will stand for generations to come in
remembrance of the dispenser of a great
blessing, a benefactor of mankind in the
past, present and in time to come. More
people have risen up and blessed this
benefactor than have blessed even the
name of 111.11.... inventor of the telegraph.
The name of the benefactor is as familiar
to the American people as the name of
George Washington is. The benefactor
whose memory is thus to be honored is
the Baldwin apple. The monument will
be set up on the very spot in Woburn,
Mass. , where the original Baldwin apple
tree grew.
The Canadian government is making
every cfl'ort to advance the people of the
Dominion agriculturally. In the limited
line of live stock and country produce to
which Canada is confined by its climate,
it bids fair to make more progress than
the United States, on account of the in-
terest thc govemment takes in the mat-
ter.
In the boiling hot weather, wear light,
thin clothing, do not eat too much,
bathe at least once a day, drink water,
lemonade and fizz drinks without any
alcoholic preparations in them, and
don't hurry, and don't worry. 80 shall
you escape prostration and suustroke.
When you go oil for a good time in
vacation, do not hurry and do not try to
see too much. Leave part for next time.
Leave care and hurry behind you at
home. You have all the rest of the your
to hurry and worry in '
Why are country people more round
Ilionlzluml than city people?
Ghldstnnc has tnln‘n the resolution
now-r to speak in tin- lsnnsc of 1-. 111111111115
or from :1 publiv pluti‘ .1111 again. (.1111
he lit't‘ 1 it?
l
ANOTHER TESTIXO‘NIAL.
Col. l'. S. Roberts' Bcvlcw of the Snnlins
[million of the Encyclopedia Britannica
I have examined the edition of the
Encyclopedia Britannica cilered for sale
by T111»: Summer. and have compsred it '
with the Ninth Edinburgh edition
which I have used in my library since it
wns issued.
in this examination I have read fully
one thousand pages covering in whole
or part one hundred titles. I find the
edition offered for sale by TH: Snxrnsm.
to be an exact reprint of the Ninth
Edinburgh edition with the exception
per centum of the whole work. 1
pints of the omitted matter I find well
written Irticies which in many cars
seem more vIIuIblc than the origin!
from the hot that they were written
It I IItcr date.
In the biographical section of the
Edinburgh Britannica Ill contemporary
nImes were omitted. lIm glad to see
that this defect is cured by the supple-
mentery articles in each volume of the
reprint. I have used the Britannia for
some twelve years. From examination
of the reprint l vae no hesitation in
saying thIt l regard it In more vIluIblo
than the origin] edition.
FRANK S. Ronmrs
of I comparatively few pages, about onfi'flmg reIdy to 3"“ ‘n‘ "a". ‘
July O. 1895.
Select-non lslset Jurors.
The selectnien ycstsrdsy afternoon
completed the list of eighty mum to be
forwarded to the Superior Court for the
choice of forty jurors. Tbclist isIIfol-
Iows: Claude Guthrie, CbIrch OlmIiIId
George Ii. Holmes. Reuben I. Rose.
Anna E. Hoyt, Lewis Hubboll, Ber-
nIrd C. Foamy. Jsmss B. Costello, Obsc-
lcss. Inckwood. George W. BrIdlcy,
Bernard Tully,JI1nes Sutherland. John
H. Hoyt, Charles E. Burr, Lewis Tunic.
211d, James E. dtovcnsfluncs C. Crows
BImucl C IrclIId, Elblrt A. Wood-
wood, Danni Donovan, WIitsr J. Fitch,
JIrviI m, IIIIc Bows, Oscar Hills,
Mk8. loco, Jr., John F. Dsrrow,
J. swam-11. William P. Boon.
John Tryon, Edward E. Gorhsm, Char-
les W. Lockwood. fiance E. DIII,
JIIIII L. Hoyt. Winfield 6. Hum,
Phllo W. Batu, Frederick E. BIdiIIt:
GmoMloll, Her-In Thiolo,A. CI!
' family is I dog, which for some limo
v ItbchndestcnsdhistIotbin borlcft
50¢. - at - HALE’S.
W
R. ”Vb; Jm We WHOLDIIH M’
lop.AddiIon 1". Many, Adan 0,
140mm 3. 8t.Jobn,JoIIpb Cox,
Henry 1.. Can, Blckson . W. Colo, Jar
cph Tammany, Jr., J. A. Patrick.
Stephan lethcorgs W.Brysn,J.
W.DIkc, A. A. Rsymond, John H.
Crookstt, William A. Cusbman, Willism
Moore, 8:" Harvey Acksrt, J. B. Roy.
mond, W. E DInn, John W. Curnow,
CbIrlcs A. QuintIrd CbIrch 3.0mm,
Irllc Scllcok, Richard J. Cntblll, ObIr-
In W. Stow, Trunc- Stcvcns, Bsyrncnd
Johnson, Joseph 0. Roadie, Josiah R.
FIlrcbild, W. F. IIthIr
BOWAYTON.
Tnesdsy night, about 11 o’clock, Sta-
tion Agent K. E. Gibbons and J. W. FIT-
lon were conversing on the stops lending
to the new ItItlon. when two men start-
ed to wIlk'IcrcIs. The second one made
I misstep Ind fell oi the side of the
bridge to the street below, I distance of
about thirteen feet. The men It once
wont to his assistance and helped him to
the depot platform, where he recovered
in few minutes. Hessid his name no
Daniel Leland and lint be wIs I brIIs
moulder living in New Haven, which
place be wII trying to resch. HI sIld
he Ind his friend stole I ride on I freight
train from Harlem river, but when our
Bowsyton the conductor put them oil,
Ind they ItIrtId to walk. They bought
tickets to South NorwIlk, Ind boarded
the nos trIin, which was the lat heard
of then.
YesterdIy morning the brother of SilII
Carpenter, employed II I plumber in
BtImfovd, Ittcrnptcd to jump aboard the
11-30 train II it wII pulling out of the
station. Bis side struck union the iron
railing on the bridge over lain street.
Bic clothing wII torn Ind his In: all
hip injured. pr latter pained him so
much becouid only go to Darlon, Ind
then returned home.
C. L. Ogden, the carpenter. he just
purcbIch of Thames & Lynch I lot on
St. John street. in the nu of the lot now
owned bszorgc W. BryIn. Dir. Ogden
has plans drawn for I house lwnty-Iix
by twenty-six feet, and Innounccs his
intention of at once beginning its con-
slruction. .
In the absence of Class Laden John
L’Hommedieu Ind Oscar Iiills, from the
Methcdtst church, Tuesday night. J. D
Feller wIs placed in charge. Mr. Felter
has been I clIII leader for I pound of
forty years. He was perfectly at home
and his services were highly appreciated.
James Ladrigsu has recovered his gold
watch, which I Inesk thief stole from
his home last Monday. The man sold it
to Theodore Maybew, of Ely avenue,
South Norwalk, and told Mr. Ludriqu
of that fact, Ind the owner was thus en-
abled to secure it.
Cards are out for the marriage of bliss
Hattie M. Scofleld, of Rowaytou, tolProf.
L. D. Woods, president of the Park City
BusinIsI college, Bridgeport. The core-
mony is to take place It the home of the
bride. on ThursdIy morning, July 251b,
It 9:30 o'clock.
Themes 8: Lynch expect to cut down
the bill in St. John street, and I113 I150
uIntity of brush from their property,
‘ hlch will not only improve the wrap
Inco, but greatly enhance the value.
P. J. Kelly Ind fImily moved from
Brooklyn, yuterdIy, to the Foo place on
[anon Hill, which they recently perv
chased.
Sclcctrun E. Tbomrs has I horse that
In quite Ilck.
In. E. Thoma hII purchased I now
bicycle.
' WEST NORWALK.
lire. Franklin Stevens. of this pines,
visltcd her father in Pound Ridge, on
Bundsy. Connected with the micro
hIs sutferod from I discs-o. and was
uIIblctoIIothohlnd put of his body.
ImSlcvcnszIttothc bIrnwitb the
intention of turning the canine over
for the purpose of making him more
comforthlc. abs bId just placed her
qudsontbcdog,whsnbomIdsIlungs
Inn, near the elbow. In. Stevens
Minimlugbcnsifmuttbcdoa
Into jumped It hot, this time making
snuglywcundlnbrrsm. 'l'hsiojury
wII What it will be some time
ksfmltkIIlI.
Gecrgsluhsr,wbohnsbrsnlivlis ll
South NorwIlkJII opened his noun,
whlothIbIIIcloIId for the put "'0
ymnndhnowrssidiogbsvo.
CIIvIcIGrIIIIIdwifo,ofllcw York
city, Ire vidting the farmer's pun“.
finally-.943.“
niBIttthylss W.0Irlic, D. Wm
link, Addison A. lIttI, Bob“ 0.
0m, rm m. mu}.
fit-hm ll. om Janos
pspcr to mention I tithe of the bIraIins.
from 25 to 50 per cent. less than New York prices.
10 pieces fine French OrgIndieI, at 15c yard.
20 pieces of ill-cent Dimitics, It 15c yard.
15 pieces Trish Lawns, It 101: yard.
8 pieces iii-cent Orgsndic FrIncIlse, 251: "Id.
10 pieces iii-cent Figured Ind Striped LIwnI,l
Silk Waisis.
on buy the silks. Only one to I customer.
Ouck Suits.
white, stripe Ind figured, from “2510 ‘3
Wash Dress Goods
These are Ill this season’s importItionI Ind will be sold
10 pieces of 25c figured OrgIndies, It 151: yard.»
10 plscrs [lemme P. K. OrqudleI. It 15c yIrd.
Twelve didarent styles IhIt were 86 to 06, «ch shall be
closed out this week It $2.50. This is cheaper that you
Our assortment is Illll unbroken. All sizes, plIin,
111N111" MAIN 1111 Win sums,
NOOWALN.
ANNUAL JULY SALE
After the first six months of 1895 we find there Ire profits to be divided with our
will be the channel by which we mIkc tht division This sale extends to every department.
customers. The Great July Bale
Would require the whole
And goods bought during this sale will be cheerfully taken back and money refunded, and no questions Isked.
Wool Oress floods.
Our Issortmeut of high-priced novelties 13 broken. We
have some twelve to fifteen Dress Lengths, all Silk Ind
Wool weaves. sold by us all season at $9 00 to 812 00. You
may va0 your choice of the lot It 8600 'lhey Ire the
finest' 1n the country—look It them Some of the pattern
are in medium Ind dark shades that you can wear all win-
ter.
15- pieces 15 cent woven Color Lawns, 10c yard.
2lc yIrd.
Eton and Blazerluits
In IlpIcI, gray and black—wool surges Ind novelties—
87 98 to 815
o ScpIrIte Skirts, from $3 50 to 815.-
Wranners.
We have from twelve to fifteen dozan light colored
WrapperI that th0 been selling It 31 39 You may have
go quickly.
your choice of the same lot at 501: each. 0on one to I
customer. Comeme and know your size, for they will
( hoice Berries Ind Fresh \ egetablen,
We solicit your patronIge.
TENOINO ONOOEN,
TELEPHONE CALL.
ANOELOS AN OELUS ANOELUS
OUR FLOUR FLOUR...
Have you had a Barrel?
Your neighbor has, and says it is the best dour she has ever had.
So say ',wc and our Insertion is provsn by the extensive sale of this brand of tbur since we: introduced it.
chd just received. {1 1;... barrel: (L31: per bag. Send your orders
BUTTER BUTTER BUTTER:
it n have the finest iiilt Edge Creamery Butter that you ever tasted. 251 1.11,
[- snei' mantel-y Butter Teach Is others all best).
We BIVI I i'ull Line of Summer Novelties in CrIckers. Wafers. Pickles, Potted Meals, etc.
picked 111cm 1:11.111 1101mm...
Acar,
251' 1.11.
221: lb, Good Butter, 20c lb
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
I 3-2.
MUSIC HALL
11111111111.
tdIyI
Open TnudIy, TbandIy Ind CItun-
boIrrIngId for. Pur-
obIIIvs of wheels receive instructions from
HOOOLKLETOOO.
52 South Main St.
mom's '03
Steam and lasting,
Elmore and Iron Bicycles
I dun
4 due to Tina-Ind indslI !.A
Grand Personally
Conducted Tours'
lNCLUDlNG
lllllllOlO FINES INO NOTEl
ACCOMMODATIONS.
to Huston. Ivory Monday during
adays to mock lslsmi. every Saturday in
D ll”. ll 0‘
day "comp Ind llevery “moon. "35:313.. "port, im’y SIturdIy during
111: column.
lof’lmra tails, Augusut‘u Gib, lo.
321.12%!“
to Arabic Chasm
b snout
1:31?” to Which Menominee Jay 23d. August
For tick
Y"
Maugwx EuIlIhd 3x‘l‘ouvlut" in: iqull
1 loan! mmdmtl «all:
Ind tutor-It call an o.w
Indgc.
Building Lots
W 11 nov-
Ilmlunoasnw “mg “fill“nxx'fimm
.“Im
Will slum Illl
W............. Shore Lot
moor-wanna .. ... ..
Partisan" APPLY ‘10
"our: anaemia-n,
The New School
Where you are tIughl‘i to cut garments
of every description domctly, in the
latest styles Ind by the simplest, qubk.
out and most would!“ msnncv, is It
No. 22 South biIin street, South Norwalk.
Facts Ilwsys outweigh theories: I‘d
thosbovsststsmeutluprscticllhct-
Our Cutter is certainly I proclaim
iImchIIioIisochcs, Indwocllfllllh
items I lavas dgors toerdI helping
thouwkowisbtokslp mill
monumental IIyvannIIO cro-
dlaoIlyIsthsymsrltit.
mmamom those—id.
m of the best pIoplI, in 11111 but i
col-Initial. Ind Iii In cordiIlly in.
vibdtohvatiptotkbscboclform
ulmwkiskvsrynslyuodolng.
Winn-slasher”.
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