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South Norwalk. Conn.
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5 The most charming summer resort on Long Island Sound.
"llEHllTEl rtnrnrrnmnunusrs
General Attractions.
Every facility for providing for large excursions.
First class accommodations for boarders.
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Prof. Bmythe’sorchestra furnishes music in the dancing
,, pavilion daily.
‘ The excursions for this week are July 28, American Legion
. of Honor, New York; 29, Goethe Lodge, I. O. O. F.; 30, K. O. 8.
, Bowling club, N. Y. ; 31, Swedish Lutheran, Bethlam, Ch.; Aug-
ust 1, New Canaan S. 8.; August 2, First Presbyterian Church,
of Huntington and moonlight excursion of Huntington.
ilstns Point Improvement company. Owners and Proprietors.
« J. FlNKENSTEIN, General Manager.
7 ’ trusts or TIME on suunnnvs
' The New Passenger Steamer.
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South Norwalk at we a. m.
sea Bushman street. at: 2:15 p. In. (Saturdays. 1:15 p. in.) heaven East (list street. at
(Saturda an) .m.)
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racy built itself «has runs the one...
State, and levying contributions alike on
noble and peasant. reared monasteries
and cathedrals that are still regarded as
triumphs of architecture. But with the
breaking of feudal letters and the great
growth in power of the people. the
dWellings of the private citizens. the
homes of the land. became the object of
architectural care and consideration.
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speak of buildings being Swiss. Italian
or Gothic, or any of the numerous well
known styles. we mean that the spirit
of a particular class has been seized
upon, and not that there has been a
slavish imitation of dirtinguishing pe-
culiarities. One of the most interest‘
lag of all of the styles is the Gothic.
Appropriately enough, the iirstiiothic
building erected in the United States
was achurch—famous Trinity Church.
New Yorkwbuilt in 1840. Sim-e then
it has been the prevalent style for church
architecture.
The design illustrating this article is
a modified Gothic and udctuilod descrip-
tion of it is as follows:
General dimensions: Width. exclusive
of veranda. 37 ft. 2 in.; depth. not in~
eluding veranda and parlor luy, 54 ft. 2
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Height of stories: (Him. 7 in: first
story, 10ft; second ~story. ‘J ft.: Mile. 8
ft. ii in.
Exterior materials: Fultttrlullou, first
and sct'orul stories and gulver‘, brick.
Roofs. sluts. liuh'ouy floors covered
with li‘iilit‘d tin.
Interior finish: Tim-«- wail»: plaster,
hard-white finish; soft \\'~Hnl lloormguud
trim. Muir) stairr'asc. oak. Kitchen
and llothwoorn \\'lillt~«r'ulml. l'ir'turo
molding in principal rooms and hull of
first story. l’uncl lurks uu lu-r' wtudows
in parlor and diuiugrmm. All into-
rior Womlwork groin tillztl. stained to
suit owrwr and finished to l:.;r‘l . i| rur-
nish.
('ulnre' 'l'riru. including: t'tif'llli't‘NJ‘flH'
inns, \’t‘l'.illllli and balcony posts. mil.
out. dork mom. Hunluw‘ ml. llrir'k
work puiulwl hull and prurilml and
spot-kiwi to imitate mottlml broil. Yer
undo. floors and rolling owl outside
doors, uilml.
accusations.
Accommmlnllons: The principal "suns
andthsir aim. closets. etc. are shown
by the floor plans. Cellar mater whole
house. with inside and outside entrances
and concrete lime. Tvm room and hell
finished on in attic: remainder of space
floored for e poms-es. Inside
Venetian blinds to all windows of first
and moral stories. Hath-mm. with
full plumbing. is second storm Brick.
Mum. sink and boiler in kitchen.
urgency windowsadopsu linoleum
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of all styles of architecture: when we ‘
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1‘, antacid snout cotton cord,
. ’H Mdansbioned until they look like
the hon-laced a knight's horse in the
days of chivalry; delicate silk ones. more
ornament than use, and lost and host
ex naive, but most suitable, grass nets in
on runs tints that suggest the dyes used
by aboriginal Indians.
There are various modes of hanging a
hammock, as well as various modes of
falling out of it after it is hang. The
Dl'lTlll‘ISb' HAT.
most Huitnblo nrr'uugrr-nu-ut of thc unstable
couch is said to be one which is to lu- 6‘4
foot from the ground at the hood and 35%
above it ill» tlmfoot, 'l'ho rupt- ut, the head
must be 1 foot long, that at llwfmt 4 (Hi.
It is ru-oosmry to employ a frmtstool to
mount into the hammock at this climb
lion. but tho skirts are left free to swing
pictun-squvly. An outfit. of cushionsund
striped blankets is outwith-rod rtruxsssrrry
for fashionable odor-t.
Lure bonding is much llSl'd on nnlnsrmk
and dlmiry gowns, run with narrow rib‘
bon munching the figure printed on the
guards. Elbow slw-w-s urn on almost invnv
rinblo feature of lhr‘sr' gowns. which im-
plies nu impr-tus‘ in tho long glove trridc.
Nninsook ombruidvry is curiously-com.
blood with silk and even “find goods this
sumuwr, which dot-s not sci-m wry uppro-
printo except when the mnhmidcry is in
tho slmpo of ruljusmblv collars. culls rind
Wat» which may lw changed nit will.
la'll‘r‘lllllklliir is :i flu‘nrih- industry with
I'urr'siuu lmiu-s Jim now. and many club.
oruto dwinus :er- suppliml to furnish ”will
with it partly prob-rm- of fancy uork. Nop-
klli lmi‘llr‘rr. rloilivs um! truyo-lotlis in
ruuui<~uun~ \lill‘ xii-with mnrr' dwlir‘utr‘
path-rue iritr-rzdmi for umh'rm-ur :uul chil-
dn-u‘». rlnrhim;
lluh or‘ lilill t slr‘uw :rimmvd with blucts‘
of vat-tom ~lrmlu~ :rt'~- still prmlly likml in
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fr-r'tiw. rul atmo- tritium-rt with poppies or
l‘lil'l’l‘lr'h brim: lillrlll‘lllllrl}' pretty.
'i'lu- hut illrmmlml is of llllu‘k straw
with it with; Iirulultttlug hriru tritmuod
with moss urn-u and Mark plruuu-s hold irr
irrllu-r :it tho loft side by u. lurgi' knot. of
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cured him so that even the smrdl of to
bacco makes him sick." bio-Toilets sold
and guaranteed by R. H. I’lnisled. No
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dy 00.. New York or Chicago.
Cholera morbus is a dangerous com-
plaint, and often is fatal in its results. To
and Cholera (‘ure so soon as the first
symptoms appear. E l’. Weed and (i.
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A horse kicked if. H. Shafer, of the
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friend recommended him to use (Sham.
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Mr. A. A. Hnyder, Supt. Poor Farm,
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esting information contained in a sinale volume of this great work. ,
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libraries of the world.
Whatis an earth pig and in what
part of the worldcanitba found? 3
Who were the Aborigines and
whence comes the term applied to
tribes? 51
What is the diilereuce between a
calendar and an almanac? 590
What is the area in square miles of
Alaska, and when did it. become the "
property of the United States? 4-13
What bird is it that is said to sleep
while on the wing? Hi)
What is the blacsbird called when
its feathers are pure white? 4.35
W hat ancient writer said: “So ex-
uuisite is the cunning of mankind in
gratifying their vicious appetites
that they have invented a method to
make water itself intoxicatr'.‘ 475
Who was the first historian to de-
scribe lhe manufacture of ale in en-
ciont times? 476
When the licenliate and the barber
burnt the library of Don Quixote
what. three romances did they spare
from the llamas? 6.30
What is the ancient derivation of
the name Amazon? ”5:!
What. is amber, and where is it
found? 659
What is ambergris. and why is it
worth its weight in gold? 660
By what simple method can the
ndulteration of ambergrts be detect-
ed. Mi
What is the medical and surgical
equipment of an ambulance? lid?
What is the peculiar form of the
skull that distinguishes the A msricau
race? ills?
What race was it whens pyramids.
temples. grotto", has-reliefs. ant»
cliques. roads, scqueducls, fertilisa-
tions and traces or whole mining op
nations surprise the traveler and can—
found the autiq ’: 691
Are there any evl ences of the anti»
unity of man in America, and what?
. dill
When was the city of Mexico found-
ed and how many monarchs ruled
prior to Montezuma? 805
What nation possessed the secret of
giving great hardness and durability
to copper by mixing It with tie? 097
What early nation used a species of
suspension perfectly saaly.
guns in its price piss to those with
which we are familiar?
Who were the "Children of the
Bus?’ 697
What nation does not later the bed-
ies of the dead. but lays them on the
ground sad raises atumulous 6r eon-
lcal heap of earth over them? one
What kind of people were the mini-
nai Cbileaos? 700
51. 'What were the early inhabitants of
Brazil called? 702
52. Why is it that a large proportion of
the manuscripts of the early inhabi-
tants of America were destroyed?
What is absinthe, what are its quau- 703
ties. and how is u; made? How does 53. When did the Aztecs commence
it affect its victim»: 57 their journey towards Mexico, and
What was the origin of the word who were the Tollece? 706
Academy. and in what way did 54. What important event took place
Cicero help to perpetuate it? 68 on board a small vessel, May 30.
Who composed the famous dialogue 1498? 707
known as Academic Questions? 68 55. What did Hernando Cortes do in
What is the origin of the word Ace, the year 1519? 707 ,
the name for the single points on 56. In what year was Peru invaded by
cards or dice? . Pizarro and conquered in little more
What animals and birds are found than one year With a force of 1.000
alike in the hottest and coldest parts men? 709
of the earth? . 85 57. Who was Bolivar? 714
What was the most glorious monu- 58. Who was it of whom Lord Cbatham
merit of ancient Grecian architec- said: “He was not an honor to Ena-
turr? 121 land only, but to human nature?”
Who was the celebrated master of 721
anlish composition who contribut- 59 Who was Washington‘s “most con-
ed respectfully to the Taller, the fidential aid?” 721 *
Spectator and the Guardian? 146 60 What Amaican author wrote the
What is the curious solemn looking thrilling account of the night retreat
bird, witha military name, that is from the Aztec Capital and the aco
found in tropical India? 154' count of the Sun Worshippers in the
In what country was there a duty Gold City? 724
levied on advertisements? 177 61. What English Queen was it whose
What is an Aeolian harp? 182 habitual treachery, real meanness,
What fabulous hero was supposed shallow pretenses to msgnaaimity
to be carried up to heaven because are exposed in the writings of
after his death his body could not Froudr? 721
be found? 182. 6'3. What author started the vein of
On what subject did the great phil~ burlesque ofter noticced in our lit-
osopher Bacon write nonsense? V187 erature, but kept it under restraints
Who tirsr discovered the balloon? of taste and temperanu? 725
187 63-. Who was the earliest American ro-
How many Aesops were then? 211 mancer of note? 725
Name the scrence of beauty and its 64, What. American is credited with be-
mcer remarkable ancient expounder': ing the most morbid genius the mod-
212 cm word of leters has known? 725
What countryman was it that'said: '15. What American Writer produced
“We are content with discord, We “The Adventures of Hans Pfaal"
are content with alarms, we are con- and “The Descent into the Music
tent with blood, but we will ueVPl’ strum," from Jules Verne’s roe
be content with a master?" 237 mances are obviously takes? 725
Where is the country known as the 66. Who was the greatest of New Eng-l
Ivory Coast? 269 land romancers and perhaps ti:
What is the difference between a most artistic of American pr
threshing and a threshing machine writers? 72
. 302-324 Iii. What great New England writer
When were bees first known, and at once physician. a humorist and
who were the early writers that dis. pyschologrcal romancist. 727
‘bnssrd them? 297 68. Who was the American writer who
What are the oil yielding plants,and gave to the world the Brietman Bai-
where grown? 383 lads? ’ 728
Who was the Roman Emperor who 69. Why is the amythyst violet blue
gave ordes that his mother he slain? or purple? . 736
419 20 70. What is the common name of the
What are the duties of the Lord curious mineral substance known as
High Almouer of England? 595 amianthur':
From what animal is the cloth 71. Who was the founder of the science
known as al made? 597 of _electrodynauics, after whom a
What is inflorigin of the name next of measurement in electricity
Alpt? 820 has been named? 743
When was that wonderful metal 7‘2. What is the class in theanimai king-
aluminum first made available as a dam called to which frogs beiong?750
commercial product, and by whom? 73. What was the largest amphitheater .
(M7 recorded in history? 774
How many popes were there whose 74. When and where was the first am-
name was Alexander? 486 phltheater constructed? 77
in what building was the court of 75. What is the correct orthography.
Lyors vi h its wonderful fountain ? roliseum or colosseum? 774
57l 76. What is an amulet and wherein does
it dilfer from the talisman? 781
What Greek poet is sometimes call-
ed “the honey—tonguec?" 788
Who was the Greek poet known as
“the Swan of Teen?" 788
What gigantic snake of South Amer-
ica is killed by the natives for the
art they obtain from the carcass? 7
When were anesthetics first employ
ed in surgery? 78
When and by whom was chlorofo
discovered? 78
8'3. Why is Hippocrates universally al-
lovVed to be the father of incoming;
7
What is the greatest and most sub.
' stantial service that Aristotle render-
to mankind?
AMERICAN ADDlTl0N$ AND REVISIONS
IN BAi’K PART.
What is known as the Plains of
Abraham? 25
Who were the original "Abilition-
isle?" 2
When was the tlrst date set for the
advent of Christ? 37
What country was the first torecog-
nize thetfongo Free State as inde-
pendent? 43
What is the population of "The
American?" 02
For what
noted?
From whence crime the word alum-
ni, and what is its meaning? 89
Wlicreis Alexandria Park located?
BI
85.
85.
‘47.
is Amesbury, Mass,
77
What and wherein the largest gla-
cier in Europe? 77
Who were the Algonquins and in
what country are the found? 80
What is aluminum; in what soil is it .
found, and what is its specllle start; i
'1 8 ,
ty. ..
W list is the parliamen name for \
the general assembly 0 Iceland?
When did it first meet? When and l
why was it abolished and when re» t
established? 88 :
What is the Mohammedans' AI
Strut? a 87
What language has the least num-
ber of letters in its alphabet and
which the most? 86
Wherears the “balls" held under
the out of the alumnae
ladissof den? 85
What constitutes the defense of
Al ? 70
owkat class of animals do taro
lolsesbeloog? .1
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