loot-n llonwnnn. Conn.
Muss-nut hes n circuit
., ins iews ofllorwslk end its
lesser. considersbly. then the
" siroslstlon of the other two
Collin. Der press roo- is al-
. opsntosdvertisers.
flop] locum Inothsr Ioroonos.
M hit wohthor will probnbly prevnil.
muss. temperstnro end fresh to light.
m winds. mostly westerly end souther-
litlllvnd by I "worm wove" on the western
districts or this section. On 'f‘ueed‘nv wormor.
MW nod southerly winds sre prob-
lilo.snd wormeultry westhor on Wednes-
tdsv. rich-hi: with locol rein.
. thermometer lscorrl.
' lnohlgheot‘pointofthotherntonioter for the
.Whours ending st noon todoy wen
i, I9 shove oars.
Y Moe Limo-no for To-morrow.
sunn- lunfiotn Blnh‘i'ldo mm.
“winnulsrem otllzbfl
,. f 0‘. sins suns outcomes.
”0, Will be Inhibited or the Conven-
tion Io sols cm in August.
Wiilloln C. Smith. superintendent of
g ills New Keven ilroolsrnl system, has in
L ht M some curiosities in the way
fl Ito olerns telegrnph boxes. They
,_ wweseor to him by B.S.Flondero.of
. ' Futon. who holds o position similer to
“a“ list of Ir. Smith. lnSmithnrho is
ms of tho essocistion. will bring
then: to tho cutvention in South Nor-
wolk,on Amhnndfl, audits will ox-
hihitthsnl to show the progress which
. hm hssn mode in the iireoisrm telegroph
Intern since ils introduction in Boston in
ml ‘
'l‘hoy ore of the crudeot design and one
thothehoois one of the first ten lire
' storm boxes put into service in 1852. He
has three others which. show slight im-
provements up to( 21664. when outomotic
hones‘were pieced in use. Etch box hes
o milk which is turned round end round
old (toll depended upon the excilshiiity
oftbopaoonsesdinginthoolsrm so to
whether it went in occuroteiy or not.
lbs firstinetrnments consisted of o wheel
hoving o certain number of notches or
pins ploced on the edge of it end so or-
lolgod thnt when rotsted. it would moke
or brook tho electricol current sud trons-
nlit o signal corresponding to the num-
b.“ for which it woo omnged. When n
Ire woo discovered it key to the box was
procured and the storms sent in by turn-
hg the crook end “winding in on olorm"
lit woo called in Boston. As the sig-
nh were received st the control otlice or
note of epwd corresponding to the ener-
gy or excitobiilty of the person sending
in the slormhit son be seen that so im-
provement in street boxes was desiroble.
tint thosignsls could be sent in st o
role of speed. To occomplieh
s train of georing woo pieced in the
to octnste the circuit-braking
outomsticslly. Improvements
ofront time to time until the
tug sod splendidly construc-
bonssof todny were invented.
AND NOBO'T’ON.
, Apesttyityonog women visited nsorly
olltheoflowietheelty hell end coert
ho-ohBridgeport.theothordsy. She
omhdosmollroloofpepsr or shoot e
d“ sheet. fastened together with s
hlserihltou. MIMQMMDMM
wit "Anyonhrterested in thefots of
poor lsris Borneo?" A request to
dgothopetitlonfollowed. it woo head.
od“lsroy” sod nddreesod to Governor
m. 'l'hoycnng women who waste
Mental-gunned! of mercy
‘wsslludellonespl Ncroton Heigths.
She has crossed my sigooturto
. “lhovodlied sight of these petitions.”
dollar‘s-d hsvoover 800 slgnotnres,
limo! thin from Stomford. I hove
“Mingetsignetnmnnd my
list so is sent to Lowyor Evans in
'IowYot-h.” Ii-Jones wesinllorweik
Monometwlthgoodonoosss.
:1 . ‘Amutingofthevotersofthe Center
“W‘flndislrietwillhoholdlnthe
lbwnBflIuWednwdoyemhgnog-
fi’lfinflolclechnto stoke on oppre-
' lsrthepcrpooeolpcroheelsg o
mus. Adreooropsny hos el-
. ‘hsm formed with sheer twrnty-
fleas-hers. Olilurswnlhschcssnet
Wish!“ EM #1”.
it]. hmbesn forwerdsd to the
m
perfect
ted
And Coughs ' r‘* .
syfirfiflmm
theisammmin‘gn
beiu recommended me, I began
to in o it and inside of 24 hours
I was relieved. _ That one bottle
cured me, and I cannot small too
highly of its excellence."-—Mrs.
E. E. Boscn. Eaton. Ohio.
Highest
Awards at
World’s Fair.
trouble. Setnrdsy. st her home in
Plsinvillo. Ito. Brien bed I iotge num-
ber of friends here. .
Representotivo C. W. Louoebury will
lecture {in the lethodist Episcopsl
church. next Sundny evening, on the
[lemons society, of which Mr. [nuns-
hury is o member.
The Darlene ploysd four innings with
the New Conssn lessengers, previous to
the storm. Ssturdsy situation, the score
st thot time being seven to four in fever
of the former.
Ifr. snd Ire. Willisln Godbor sud son
Reymond,of Newnrk. N. J.. will spend
the ensuing two weeks with Kr. and
Ire. C. W. Rsymond, Iain street.
Ir. end lire. Fronk Schcindlor, end
doughter Merle. of N. J . ore bonding
for n few weeks ot the residence of
Jones E. Curran.
Kr. and Irs. Hubert H. Iieod snd
Iii-ids hired, of New Oonosn. spent
Sundey the guests of Ir. one hire.
Henry H.'l'ollss.
Inond Hrs. Henry 0. Street spent
Sundoyetltldgodeld.
suum salutes.
lemons llenrd Ieslerdsy in the
Churches oi the Norwolhs.
There was I. very lsrgo congregotioo
ot the Norwslk Congrsgotional church,
y-terdsy morning. despite the foot that
so mony members ore owoy on their
summer vocotion. The poster chose on
his theme "The Ideal Life." the text be-
ing John xiv.. 22, 23. He showed from
Christ’s words tbot this ideal life consists
in companionship with God; thst this
companionship involves oympothy with
Christ, likeness to Christ. end n reel
though mystics] union with Christ. He
dwelt upon the,beeutiful and blessed fruit
of such o life; nomeiy, love. which is the
end of the low end "the grenteet thing
in the world;" pence, which is love in re—
pose. love in green postures. nod by still
woters; joy. which is the happiness {of
love, love exnlting sod exhuhersnt
over its rich possessions; hope, which is
love sspiring sud expecting, on nochor
to the soul. sure end sleodfoet. lle closed
by omphssizing the foot that this life
of companionship with God is condi-
tioned upon keeping Christ's words.
In the evening there woo a delightful
sveutide service. with printed pro-
gress-co of proyer ond song. responsive
roodlng end o brief oddress by the poo-
tor upon "Christ the Light of the World."
Next Bebboth evening the theme of the
eventido service will be “Christ the Good
Shepherd.”
The services in the South Norwslk
Congregotionsl church, yesterdoy. were
of on exceedingly interesting and helpful
nsture. lothomorning the pastor de-
lverod onernton on “A Word of Best.”
Ire. Wheeler song very touchiogly o
solo, “Abide With lo." composed by
line Ruth Emily Spencer. lies Nollie
I.l)isbrow presided ot the organ end
rendered excellent music. The cones-
crotlcn service of the Young People’s
Society 0! Christine Endenvor wen con-
ducted by lies Ennis Kyle. The Bop-
tlot society united with the forum Rev
.ortsof the convention in Boston were
given by Ohorleo R Keillor. Jr , end
lies Halo 1. 'l'olles, the former reodlng
President Clerk's letter end the letter
opssking of the lnsportsnce of on infor-
otetlon committee. The poster also
ctfsreds number of very helpful sug—
gestions. inthe evening the duel ser-
vice in the series of Boptiso-Cpogregn»
tinsel series woo held. The esrmsu was
punched by Rev. B. 0. Sherwood. who
chose forhis text lesiohlr.,23. 'i'here
wss s solo by Ire. Wheeler.
'l'he llev. it. 0. Sherwood prosohed to
ogoodeizsdsndluse lnthofionth lice-
wolk Bsptist church. yesterday were
no textwss“Isrsorer,it to required oi e
stoword thnt he be found foithfnl.” The
Y.P.S.O.E.IusotlogwnslodhyG.W.
Alton. ltwooo ooswcrstiosond
B. B. m WI lutruotsr st Yolo
sl'thslupssior mesons test eclisgn.ohlstsdottheorgosotlhellcr
hum"
§ (use
Quinlne.
W wen- ’*
a...»
eruptions. and hrlsov in s
m and heslthygrovth of
50c. - at - HALE’S.
m
Ito-ford low loves to Welsh Inn.
On Thursdoy. August let next the
New York. New Hsvon. and Bertram
Bollrosd has nrrenged for an excursion
from Stsmlord. South ‘llorwolk. West-
port, Southport, Foilileld. Bridgeport.
Hillard end New Keven. to Block lslsnd
or Wstch Bill and return. st the very
low rousdotrip rote of 31,25 from New
Boven and 31.50 from oil other points as
shove presented. The excursion will be
by specie! lroin vls the New London
division end by stesmer "Block lslsnd"
from New London. This combined lend
end wnter trip oppesls strongly to every
person feeling the need of o dsy’s mo-
tion. or to oil who oppreciate the pleas.-
ures sfforded by ocson shores end the
psotimos end onjoyments there sffcrdcd.
Wstch Bill end Block lslnud ere excur-
sion polste'onrivslled in points of scen-
ery, situation. end the voriety of pleas-
ures they present end this occesion can
but prove I “o red-letter dsy” for oil
who psrlicipote in the outing.
Con You Answer these Questions?
if you think that your educotion is
complete sud lbnt further knowledge
would be superfluous to you. just gisnce
ntlhoee one hundred questions printed
on the sixth pogo of today’s Smrtxnls'
nod see how many you out answer. it
will give you s good. long evening's
eutertsinment. Probobly by the time
you hove studied out too ore dozen of
them you will think it would be s most
desirsble end prodtohls investment to
toho, sdvsnloge of In: Sexrtxnn‘ ex-
ceedingly liberal oifer ond purcheoe s
set of Encyclopedlo Britennice. 'lhio
ctl'er is not to lost long end on eorly
deoioionin the motter is desirous..-"
you would like to look M o velume
scndspostsl to the demon. Bewitc-
pedis department,” Wall street. Nor-
walk, or Lender's Block. South Norwolk.
NEW CANAAN.
Comptroller Benjomin P. Mend sod
his brother, James R. lined. of Green-
wich. bovs purchased the Rockwell
property in this place consisting of four
dwelling houses and shut forty cores
of loud.
lir. sud Mrs. Edwin lioyt have gone
to Pine Bluff. North Csroiinis, and other
southern points of interest. They will
be obeent about ten days.
lnox‘s shop lode ”Inn."
The Knox shop in Brooklyn. one of the
largest in the country. has closed its
doors to oil but members of the hotters‘
unions, end the factory will heresfter be
conducted on o foir shop The working
force hove previously been members of
the Silk Hellero' semiotics.
LIST 0' LETTERS.
Remaining lint-oiled fur oi the fullnwium-ost-
olilms for the week ending July 2?. 1W3. Por-
oons coiling for shy of these letters will piece-to
sev they ore odwrtlsed:
NOBWALK Thomas Smrgis.
W. ii. MALONE. P. ll.
SOUTH NURWAT.K~MH. Minnie Long.
0. W. BENEDICT. P. hi.
Children Cry for
Pltcher's Castorln.
When llsby woe sick. wogovohch'nswrio.
When she wnsoChlld. shocrlcd for M
WhenshobecornolfLfinheclungtoCfltorh.
mmmesmm-hspmmm
Children Cry for
Pltchor’s Castorln.
Children Cry for
Pitchor'o Costello.
in out»; by Rail one...
When "J.”
Block ISliNll
AND WEN.
Thursday. August Isl.
lord South orwslk. Westpor’.
ill sud hill or
mlt’ew ovsnmnly sins. '
only in.
mm excursion ticket sued. end re-
tells-slog. only on consist "Eels “.0..me on
shove Ito.
WWW ‘
" meme
II.
F”.
”more and Influence
*993 ERMAINAND WALL crane-rs. No'nwnLK. .
ur “Mid—Summer Sale
Greatest In our history. ‘
yesr's soles must be hasten. We on determined not to err r over one doilsr’s worth of
t is not o section of cattle oi! the ’ lite no is it n
perhaps "2' will see. g. pro . r eohsssry to to 11 you of the losses. Prices
The Great Sale begins Saturday. July 27th. I895. and lasts for one week
The wise ones will come esrly. The following is only n psrtiol list.
"HITBTWBET. M in" W°°‘ 05°01!- Iud‘llixtures,
.....q......... Linens,
lion‘s Goose Undershlrt, long end
15 cents yard .
Double Solid '1' hi D ,
short “6"". dil‘m‘l to notch, One lot odds end ends. about one dress blesched. fl quslityfnte “m“ fuli'
It cents each
pattern escb. goods tbot were 25 cents. 5| 49
Lsdies’ Ecyptlsn vests sill: t immod silicenls and 49 cents . ”Id, st this sole 52i h .
. r on y . no Creom'l‘sbie Domesk this sale
neck superior unlity on. our re lor ‘ ' '
mt. ........‘i. ’ ‘“ 135 cents lard
_ ~ 54 inch full bleached Table De k,
I? ' 2 ”lit. OIGTT 75ccntqusl1ity. at m"
Children s Ribbed Summer Vests, long
x .
‘ .r
The wonderful success of lost
this seuen's membsndise. I
lower than you ever row or
IE cents yard
Silks.
and short sleeves. 25-cent quoliry, 4” Gilli! yard
. 25 pieces Wnsh Silks. lost color and 52inch half bleached Dsmssk t
'2 | 2 “It! .“h durable,‘ have been sold ell eeeson st 25 quslity. ot ' 500m
cents a ysrd. now
12 1-2 cents yard.
H03|ery' Csble Cord Jspsneee Silk, 49 cent qusi- ,
Indies' Luther Colored Lisle Howey, st
Richelieu ribbed. A regular 50 cent
ll? cents ysrd
All Linen Towels, 25 cent quality, at
it cents each
' Bl . .
“°°”““' N“ “’0” “I“ three Pairs to 20 cents yard. eh. madam Lnbleechsd Huck Tow
. customer, Fine Jspsneoe KsiKsi Silks, 39 cent 5 can“ each
ill cents our quality.»
All Linen Doylits,
new designs,
5 cents each
Blankets.
10-4 Blankets for 48 cents
We advise you to purchase es may no
Lsdles‘ Grey Hose. exlrs stout, 15 3T SIMS yard Damask patterns,
00!" quslity. not more then three pairs Pliess Silk. ink and block, blue and
to is customer. black. red and lock, regulor price $1 50;
8 cents pair at this sole,
Misses' Ton Colored Seamless Hose, 9' CODES ,Il‘d
Domestics.
.
.- .
2.)
Ti H cents pslr
Men's Foncy Hslf Hose. values from
39 cents to 49 cents. you need at this sale. no we cannot get
'9 cents pair Cotton hes odvsnced, but we bought say more lose“ at above figures. Price
”.0...“ before the advance. hence we are able to ”89 “WHOM 25 per cent. oireody and
promises to be still higher.
“006——
Wrappers.
At this sole we shell close out the bnl- .
once of our $1 30 wrappers st
to cents each
quote very low prices during this sole.
4 4 Brown Muslin, the 6 cent quality.
llress Goods.
It.
54 inch Imported Serge, Q2 quality, for
1.25 ysrd -
54 inch Black end Blue lisrine Serge,
31 50 quality. for
4 1-2 cents ytrd
9-4 Brown Sheeting. 17 cent quality. st
12 1-2 cents yard
Si yard Reedy use. Pillow Slips. good muslin.
64 inch Novy and Block lfsnue Serge, 12 1-2 cant: Slh- w '
.l quslity for Reedy “we Sheets. my; size, at T" aISESI .
TS cents ysrd 49 “at; gagilels’lShirt Wslists. with yoke, hooks
Choice of our French Novelty Dress . . . on u seuvesml sizes.
Ps't'lerns. thst cost from eight to twelve 8 gngczoguting Flannel. regular p "09’ '25 cents OICTI
do on at ' . . .
' Soft iimsh Shirt Wototo~
. $6 the suit 5 “a“ 1"“ prices. 31. us, 81.60 end $125~Wili be
Fine French Serge. «iii-cent quoiity. Domet Flannel. regulsr ti-cent qmliiY. closed out lit “Ill sale for
25 cents ysrd 4 cents yard it cents each
BRING YOUR FURNITURE COUPONS. GOOD UNTIL SEPTEMBER 1.
THE BflSTflN STflllE, BflflNER MAIN ANll WALL STREETS.
I.
I
FLHUR FLUUR FLHUR
[love yru bed a Barrel 2
Your neighbor has, and says it is the best door she has ever bad.
So any...“ and our assertion is NOW-D by the extensive sale of this brand of that since We: introduced it. A on
load just received. {-5 per barrel: 65¢ per bag. Send your orders-
BUTTER BUTTER BUTTE
' . or .
We have the linesi (lilt Edge Cresmery Butter that you ever tested. 2... Lil , .0.“ 1,”,
Fine Creamery Butter (such on others coll been. 23c lb ; (lood Butter. 200 lb.
We iisve o Full Line of Summer Novelties in Crackers. Wafers. Pickles, Potted Meets, etc.
Choice Berries ond Fresh Vegetables. picked rut-2m EVERY moltxlxu.
We solicit your pstronoge.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
lEifllNl} GROCER, 33 WiSHlNBTflN STREET. .‘
TELEPHONE CALL. l_3-2. .
MUSIC HALL “
The New School
Where you sreltought to cut gormenu
of every description correctly. in the
intact styies and by the simplest, qum.
set end telnet economics! monitor, to st
No. 22 South ilolo street.South Norwolh,
lNChUDlNil
)1 iiiilililii) mus nu :uom
~ lilillilnilluls.
4 do" to iterators. every louder during
e
Open Tussdsy. 'i'hurodey and Seton
dsy menings sud every sfternoon. J rmfitxunlegzvqigts'wl-kmy Hoturdsy in s
Privote con be orrsngsd for. Pur- “ H m' ,' every" hotnrdoy duriun .
chossrsor whee srecelrs instructions free. .bfi'mggrafii. I?! Annual 9th a” x
‘4‘" ”in Us e ‘
' Meson clouds.“ ttho. k
H B BULK I By & so Aliiii'g Aerobic Chanel. in lid. 9th.
I o o
55mm in ' Mount the duty ill. August
h m iii-mi?" an on o w
MIMI A? lily“ Mid n R
52 south Main at"? .. .. ...,
ufleemum mg:
rooms 103 1.
“m“ 3"" W” Building Lots
encrostotWeodwartiprooeflrmr-
m him-It ilsrtnr: else
desirohls
Facts lilwsys outweigh theories; and
thsohovuststemeutlssprsctlcelroct.
OurCtitterleoertoinlysgrsstedvooee
lnntochuolcslsclenoe.ondwecslcnlote
ltects cw ierge llgurs townrds helping
therewith whhtohelp themselves“ v
nonuniont‘g’pect onlypsrnlonsot ere.
tilt. no merit l.
mwhrlchlyworth thsosndd~
erotica yr the best ”Jr: the best
h
mos sndsllerocordioliyln-
. ”WM“ Shore Lat vltsdto lest-isomeric»-
“ammonium-I tre- lss . senor very-unrelenting.
W Huh”
I id or incense moo. rsr
hortieolers “'th no
to menses “loom hearts o
museum“
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