loo-n Nonwann. (Jon. Sentinel has a circula- _, town of Norwalk and Its larger, considerably. than the circulation of the other two ' our press roe-1 is al- to advertisers. .m Herold Wootllor l'oroooat. “weathermlIbofair. temperature higher. excopton the coast line. and light southwest to southerly felhlwod by light rain in Northern ,g 7 Onaundayualr, sultry. warmer will prevail. and lush toutherly with on approach or the Western ,_ wove." probably followed by local rain ,.ihttt1dorolormoin the northern parts of . ion; old on Mondoy partly cloudy, , old warm weather. with thunder- ‘ Thermometer Record. mm pointed the thermometer for the Winners ending at :uoon today was We Almanac for To—norrow. B If“. I fife-11o“7 act-'13 lo 1» Tdo at 3:35 at 0:19 fl‘he Firemen‘e Convention. W6 hove Secretary John S. Jones' word . ., thetProaident Smith. of the State lite-teak aeeccintion.ie a hustler. and “lbwork will show to good advan- ' ct thoonuual convention in South We. Augnatdth and 7.1.. Certain To. that. aide from the routine work of Lihooonvootioo, an elaborate and enter- taming pregame» has been arranged “the odifimtioti of the delegates, the “future of which will be the exhibi- die- of fire fighting appliances. South Km will receive its visit ”withoponarme, and proposestoeend “home with a moot favorable im- M of this bustling little city, while an firemen, with a hospitality that is known for and wide, will entertain their .‘I - tin a manner that the delegates , not soon forget. Tm: Summer I. w the sentiment of every ci1izen at South Norwalk, hide the firemen o cordial welcome. In Watermelon Time. ' Watwmelons and the silly season usu- -. lib come in together. For a reason ' / 'hich is easily explained in case of the H mmlou, not socially in the other ' .m, Tnth come in earlier than they Mic. With the opening of railway ”Eradication between north and N 111th available trade of vast and continual- ” increasing proportions has arisen. Nothing cements friendly sentiments ”profitable trade and good things to .t The wutcnnclou, therefore, has ”I indie bands of Providence no km instrument in inciting brotherly m between north and south. Thon- d freight core will borequired , summer to r'.ip the Georgia and ”Milne watermelons to New England ,Ollthe middle belt. In the dry. hot g”! when all nature punts for deliver- hoe. when the leaves wilt 11nd drocp u 11pm their stems, when the brain I w didthe heart beats dull and 11m- “whm not even an extra withe “Win it will excite the least "W is the time to let tho ”Winn do its perfect work. no it ohnt away on ice in the cool and “is M for at least ten hours before ,u out it. To be perfect it must be of m else. Then assemble your dear- ‘flitlldl and tenet on tho noctnrof Segovia The tender. rosy, juicy 1111b- me will intonicuto you with joy und “is you believe thnt, after ull, life in , mum Wollwmught FruukL. " m of the Minute Constitution Uh he composed this [xmmlctz 1% flier wotormclcn 1 not been doin of its best. ”- hike—they kinder cornered It . Out in the bloomln wool. it still the times coins round an round. Myer they may any, ‘b keep the watorrnclons. An we're happy on the my. 3 Wm.ww» ....... in. production of mineral» in this My iofcnnd by The Engineering ’ flirtingJonrualtolmless,mcnsnmd ,pyeea,r.r.4.9eo I11 I394ti1on in 1898. This wuss loseof 10 The falling off. however. was ' invoice than in quantity, the paid being lower last year than flew-v a. you Mainmnemmn thiokflrst whether ycucnu afford :thsmcneyoutand out. it you 'youosn, tbeugooheod thieves run away on bicycles. ‘ meet be mounted on bicycles “‘g‘gl midmwhich uwihtna two“: into an obstinate. hhackingc which troubled me for Mathew lusplteot Ian's Cherry Peelers! beindgi‘recommended me, I began to t o it and inside of 24 hours I was relieved. That one bottle cured me and I cannot speak too highly of its excellence "—Mrs. E. E. Boson, Eaton, Ohio. Highest Awards at World’s Fair. One Eii’ect of the Trolley. When the cheap and convenient elec- tric road came upon the scene, suburban property owners were delighted, as well they might have been. It won predicted that the little steel blue streak of bar- nessed lightning would bring up the price of lots in the small towns near cities. would develop hitherto inaccessi- ble properties and enable crowded city dwellers to have homes of their own with plenty of trees and grant and free air and sunlight uronnd them. The little steclbluc streak of harness- ed lightning has done all that was ex- pected of it and more. The benefits it l1nsconferrod on poor people and those of moderate menus are incomputuble. Twice as runny of these. can now have homes of their own us could formerly. The trolley. however, has had one ro- snlt that nobody thought of. It is :1 re- sult that will have consmntly inert-um ing force. The electric road in bringing down the price and rentals of city resi- dence property. Elm country is growing at the expense of the city. No mun will live in huddled up quarters when for the some money he can rent on own a whole house to himself and reach his city employment in reasonable time. That hygienic thinning out of city populations which philanthropy has never been nblc to accomplish is being achieved silently and with no benevolent motive at all by modern mechanical sci- choc. VARITIRII BITS. Sumner Saunterers at the Seashore and Anton: the Mountains. hire. Alfred DeForeot, Miss Marion Dec Forest.lfester Alfred DeForeot, of BrcW- stere. N. Y : hire. William ll. Wells. lire. William Lyman, ol Lambertvllle N. J ; Miss Eleanor Allen, of Danbury. are guests of Mr. and hire. W. E. Seymour. 125 Main street, Norwalk. J. H. Dunning, bookkeeper for Charles E. Seymour, and Charles 8. Greenwood. etenograpber and typewriter for the National Registry company. of New York city, started today for Ocean Grove. blr. and lire. Thomas Bell, of Fair street, went to New Haven to spend Sunday. Two grandsons. who have been their guests. also returned homo. Seymour Curtis. clerk at the Falrfield County Savings bank, will leave town next week for Vermont, where he will spend his two weeke‘ vacation near Lake Champlain. Mr. and hire. William H. ()0er and son Raymond. of Newark. N. J., will spend the ensuing two weeks with lir. and lire. C. W. Raymond, lain street lilac Georgie A. Chicory. of South Iialn street. has returned from a visit of several weeks with Rev. A. S. Gumbart and family. of Boston. loos. Captain and lire. Cbatleo T. Lowndoo, of South loin street, have had as their guests In. Hiram Baylio and daughter. of Huntington. l... 1. Albert W. Betta. book-keeper at the National Bank of Norwalk,wbo hoe boon spending his vacation In Ifoiuo, returned home loot night. Alfred E. ‘l‘llly, of Brooklyn, stopped with his brother, Booty Tilly, yesterdoy and today, while on his way to linear chueetto. lire Christine Dyer. of New York city, who has been visiting friends in Norwolk, returned to her home this morning. Ire. George S. Gregory and daughters Bond and Lulu, of Beet avouue,loft Nor- walk today for Ocean Grove. lire. Joseph Connolly, of 7 Gerard place. has gone to New [motion for a week to visit her doughtoro. W. J. Money and family. of Berkeley street, have returned from a trip to New York city and Brooklyn. In. E. C. Owens. 0! North lain etreot,le entertaining Ilse Alice Coat- etock. of New York city. The Harrison party, who are touring inituropo, will sell lot home on the laconic, August 31. In. W. J. Gordon. of llmwood ova. lino. returned lat night from o'vieit in New York city. In. White, of New Haven. Io visiting ht husband. Jacob White. lot-tit Iain street. 1 David Gould and wile. of Academy m,thatosoylor Block Island. It. and Bro. W. A. Wheel. HI eruptionoand wond’lteoltby growth of 5000 - at - HALE’S. M BENTINIL PATTERN. a fleece rupee Pattern or rate car-oer 11., be Obtoiood by net-e 111. coupe- Priotod Below. ' We have made special arrangements with the agents of the celebrated Bonar Glove-Fitting Patterns. by which we can present to our lady readers some oi their very newest and choicest patterns of garments. Full and explicit directions for putting together the garments no- company each pattern. 64l6'~LADIES' HABIT BASQUE 111m BY HAY BARTON. Heather mixed Scotch cheviot is oboe- en for this deservedly popular style of basque, which is simply finished without decoration in tailor style. The glove-fit ting adjustment is eocored by the usual double bust dorte and other atoms that are closely defined. The basque is closed in double breasted fashion, the lower edges being shaped in front to' firm double points, gradually shortened over the hips. and lengthened again at the back to form the graceful poetillion that is arranged in otylleh coat lope in center and plaite from the side back oeome. Stylish lapelo are reversed from the upper portions of the fronts and meet the rolled coat collar in notches. The gigot sleeves are fashioned with one seam and are stylishly disposed over comfortable linings shaped with the usual front and beck scams that lit the lower part of arm closely to the wrists The basque is worn with a chemisetle of white pique or linen. with small bow neck tie. For travelling, shopping, horseback and cycle riding, or general wear, this atyle of basque is most appropriate, it beluga favorite with all ladies of good figure Pattern (Mill is out in six sizes. viz: 32, ill, 36, 88, 40 and 4?. inches bust measure. The retail price of pattern is 25 cents. Quantity of material 44 inches wide— 32 inches bust measure, El yards 86 inches bust measure, 2! yards. 40 inches bust measure, 3 yards. 42 inches bust meoeure, 3} yards. ETEIIIIR SEITIIEL Ilillll’llll ENTITLING TO ONE PATTERN ANY SIZE OF NO. dill! Got this out. fill in your name and addreen rand mall or etc Sinnevant's Batgain House. FNAMI AMEN No. one. SIZE .lN "i'bls con and In etc. will secure abo torn at’g'iurtevaut'a. North Main an'dl nu streets. South Norwolk. —-'l'ho finest anortment of fish in the city you will find at the I’eople’s Market, No. l8 Nort l1 lialn street. Can You Anowor thooo Ooootlone‘.‘ It you think that your education is complete and that further knowledge would be superfluous to you, just glance at those one hundred questions print on the sixth page of today's 811111th .e' and see how many you can answer. It will give you a good. long evening's entertainment. Probably by the time you have studied out ten ore dozen of them'yon will think it would be a meet desirable and profitable investment to take edvantago of “In: Snnrtscm’ er- ceodlngly liberal odor and purchase a not of Encyclopedia Britannica. 'lbls oilerionottolaetlcngoodaueorly docielontntbe matter is desirable. If you would like to look at a volume eendapcetolto the 8mm Encyclo- pedia department,ll’l Well street. Nor- walk, or landor’e Block, Booth Harwell. w. 11. Nelson. who 1.115. the drug m1- neeoet Kiogville,no.,haosomuch con- ildencein Chamberlain’s Colic,Cholero enlemhcealtemedythothe warrants every bottle and allots to reload the moneytoauycootomerwkoieneteotie- dedaltortntuglt. Irmekeototee no rirkladmiglieboeeonhe molly! with“! Win whim "‘i‘ m. " ,Wibgltietfl‘ is this oeonn' o merchandise. It Is Underwear. lion’s Gauze Underahlrt. long and short sleeves, drawers to match, It cents each Lodlee’Eryption vests, silk trimmed neck, superior quality yarn, our regular 25oentgarmen1. I2 I -2 cents etch Children’s Ribbed Summer Vents, long and short sleeves, 25-cent quality, I2 I-2 cents etch Hosiery; Ladies' Leather Col Richelieu ribbed. A regular 50 cent stocking. Not more than three pairs to a customer, Lisle Rose 29 cents pelt Lodies' Gray Hose. extra stout.15 cent quality. not more than three pairs to a customer, 8 cents pair cent quality. I2 I 2 cents pair “011' s Fancy Half Bose. values from 39 cents to 49 cents, I! cents pair Brass Bonds. 54 inch Imported Serge. .2 quality, 16. l 25 yard 54 inch Black and Blue Marine Serge, Cl 50 quality, for SI yard 64 inch Navy and Black Marine Serge, 01 quality for 15 cents yard Choice of our French Novelty Dress Patterns. that cost from eight to twelve dollars, at SS the suit Fine French Serge, til-cent quality, 25 cents yard not a oeotlcn of 011th the rofite lower than you ever saw or perhaps ev‘Er will see. g of! p ' The Great Sale begins Saturday July 27111 I895. and lasts for one week The wise ones will come early. The following In only a portial list. “AND W 54 inch Wool Checks and Mixtures, 01.25 quality. at 15 cents yard ' LL STREETS. NORWALK. » 2. id-Summer Sale Greatest In our history. The wonderful succee- ot lapt year' s ooleo must be beaten. We are determined not to orrry over one dollar’s worth of, nor leit necessary to tell you of the losses. Pri ices linens. Double Sotin Table Damask. full One lot odds and ends. about one dress bleached, 82 quality. at vettern each goods that were 25 cents. BB'centa and 49 cents a yard, at this sale on y I5 cents yard Silks. 25 pieces Wash Silks. fast color and SM! 52 inch Cream Table Damask, this sale, 25 cents nut 54 inch full bleached Table Damask, 75 cent quality. at 49 cents yard 52 inch half bleached Damask, 50 cenI durable, have been sold all season at 25 quality. at cents a yard. now 12 12 cents yard. Cable Cord Japanese Silk 49 cent qual- ity, at 25 cents yard. Fine Japanese Kai Kai Silks, 39 cent quality, at 3| cents you! Pliese Silk. pink and black. blue and black. red and block, regular price $1 50: at this sale, Iliues' Tan Colored Seamless Boee.‘Efi—‘~ 9' “TITS [I'd Bomestics. 32 cents yard All Linen Towels, 25 cent quality, at It cents each Bleached and Unbleached Huck Tow- els, at this sale. ‘ 5 cents each AllLinen Doyliee. Damask patterns, new designs, 5 cents each Blankets. l0 4 Blankets for 48 cents We advbe you to purchase as mnny as you need at this sale. as we cannot get Cotton has advanced, but we bought any more to sell at above figures. Price before the advance, hence we are able to has “V390“ 25 P" 091“- already Bid quote very low prices during this sale. 4 4 Brown Muslin, the 6 cent quality, 4 1.2 cents yard 94 Brown Sheeting. 17 cent quality, at 12 1-2 cents you! Ready blade Pillow Slipo. good muslin, 12 1-2 tests Ready liade Sheets, full size, at 49 cents 27 inch Outing Flannel; regular price. cents, now 6 cents yard at 8 promises to be still higher ———__....____ Wrappers. At this sale we shall close out the bal- ance of our $1 80 wrappers at 50 cents each Shin Waists. Lodies' Shirt Watch. with yoke. backs and full alcoves, all sizes, ~5 cents etch flniob Shirt Waistc— ces.31. 98, SI. 60 and $125~Will be 80ft Domet Flannel, regular 6 cent quality, closed out at this sale for 4 cents yard 48 cents oath BRING YOUR FURNITURE COUPONS. GOOD UNTIL SEPTEMBER 1. THE BRSTRN STRRE, CORNER MAIN ANll WALL STREETS. We have the finest Gilt Edge We solicit your patronage. MUSIC HALL BIBLE SHERRI. Open 'l'oeedey, Thursday and Satur- day eveningn and every afternoon. lessons can be arr-an fer. Pun- chromfiwheolomdveimrtrucmf H B. BULKLEY 8160. “GENTS ROB Staams and Beating, Elmore and Iron Bicycles w tom IBBIIIIK units 1111 ll Wlblngtofl street. ”Whom! bloomed from its Ito wooden Manatee! (router! mam , m ‘ fiifi. Flue Creamo Butter (such as cthere call best). We Have a F3“ Line of Summer Novelties in Crac ken. Choice Berries and Fresh \ egctablee, picked rnrsn Ex 1:111 MORNING. lElRINR SRRBER. TELEPHONE CALL. 52 South Main 51.. ‘5' Have you had a Barrel ? 'ANBELUS ANEELUS ANGELUS FLflUll FLIIUR FLIIUR Your neighbor has, and says it is the best flour she has ever bad. So eaylwc and our assertion is proven by the extensive sale of this brand of flour since we' introduced it. A car lcod just received. 85 per barrel: doc per bag. Send your orders. BUTTER BUTTER BUTTER Creamery Butter that you ever tasted. 251‘ 1.11 . 251' Lil. INCLUDING RlllRllill FIRES Mill RBTEl lRRillllillliTlfllS 4 days to Sorotoga. overy Hominy during adayo to Block? island. every Saturday in . 75 J‘il‘t’ia‘ynodtc A“ "mum Hist.” every Saturday during the“ doyo to lTlaonro l’alllo. Angus: 11114111. tdo "to 11d iioo mm. did. e dayo to Auooble ChasmiA-l otuhlzt tht h ondflt “515:" to White Mountains. in: 22d. August lhor tick an information col;fl on G. lt.'.‘l't atria. unit and 'l' urist" ving I“full emfio?"m£‘lllllhci1bmmtflunam. Building Lots on crest of Woodword‘ W1. cv- erloottlng Norwalk Harbor: oloo Shore Lot stead of lewnoeo avenue. for rartleutare APPLY 1'0 220 lb, Good Butter. 200 lb. Waters. Pickles, Potted Meets, etc. CHARLES E. SEYMOUR 33 WASHINSTRN STREET. l3‘2o The New School Where you areltacght to cut garments of every description correctly, in the lateet etyleo and by the simplest, quick- eot and most economical manner, is at No. 22 South Main otreet.South Norwalk. Facts always outweigh theorieo; and the above otatemeut is a practlcol fact. Our Cutter lo certainly a great advance in mechanical science. and we calculate it cuts a large figure towards helping thooewbo wish tohelp tbsotoelvoo, and no one must expect any permanent ero- dlt. only as they merit it. ., This school In richly worth the concili- erotion of the beat people, In tho beet communities. and all are cordially in- vited to investigate this school for them- selves, which very many are doing. 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