u""
3'"
‘ nu ma elnxm.
' 80m Rosina. Con.
were open to edvertisers.
._ '0' York Berni! Weether Foreeeet.
m luthelnierlor. southerly winds.
Thermometer Record.
To. higheet potato! the thermometer tor the
{ 37° ehoveeero.
lighten Mnenee (or I‘D-marrow.
lee Bless. sun nets l Blah Tide Low Tide
. it 4:58 - o! 8:58 at 2:36 at 8:50
AGood Hot “'enther Resolution.
(Bridgeport Union l
The Citinene’ Ileegne, oi’ the town of
amend not deed. neither has it teken
e vecetlon. One of the hottest nights of
the present week it held at meeting end
. molved thet “we shell not ourselves ask
tor I vote on the license question. this
m. 1895, end respectfully edvise others
not to do so.” This was a sensible hot
weether resolution end no mistake.
Vlvlscctlon In Schools.
Not many people aneawaro of tho
growing tendency to illustrate lemma
in physiology and certain other branch-
eecf study in connnon achmvls by the
Wind dissection of small living
animals. These helpless) crcutums are
out. burnt and diesoctcd while yet alive.
to Show the children the circulation of
blood. the ganglia of the nervous sys-
tem, etc.
This is shocki lg and incxcusahlo
cruelty. If the i itativo young animals
wevcall childt‘l‘ go home aflci' such 105»
runs and c oriincnt on their baby
.obrothersand sistcrs and on the domestic
animals around the house. imno neml bu-
lnrpriscd. 'l‘hcrc scents to lli‘ a natural
bout to cruelty in children. With thw
finer feelings and conscience yct undo
veloped. they delight in it rturiug ct‘cir
turns more weak and lit‘lplt-s‘s than them»
selves. There is no explanation of this
barbarous tendency, which is also found
in savages. It is simply tlwrc and must
be reckoned with. Now to iutlnmc and
increase this uativo (lirtposition in chil
‘dren. as vit’isoction of birds and cats
insohoolsdoes. is hlliiply criminal. 'l‘hcy
who do it are taking on tin-insclrcs a
responsibility they will not lilto to
divulder in coming years. Dead ani-
mals or the eyes and other parts of dcad
Inimule can ho used for illustrating
anatomy. The circulation of tho blood
din be exhibited in a living frog's foot
under the microscopo without hurting
the frog. _.
There will be largcr government r0V~
entree this year than thoro were last,
although tho tax on the new bonds
mounts to $5,000,001) and must now
be paid annually. To offset that there
will he the increase of the whisky
m. which must begin to yield some
revenue this your. Tho sugar tax in now
Wins a considerable amount, though
05.000.000 sugar bounty must be paid
onto! it. The best calculation makes
the treaeury deilcit, however, in spite of
thin incrcuso. $30,000,000 for tho com
ing fiscal year. This congress will haw
toprovide for. citlwr by inoro borrow-
ing or by additional taxation. 'I‘ho quest.
tion is. What will it tax?
w...
The supreme court of California lillrl
rendered it decision which will hurtli-
down the corridors of tiniv. It. is a do
eieion that could not, possibly barn hocn
given in an ctthcrn Hittic. it is thin:
“Poker playing for inoucy. litiwcvct' ob
Mionnblc in fact. is in tho eyes of the
iew an innocent th'lli‘flH or any gaun-
phyetl for rocrcation. and its \‘otarics
end the places where it in pl iycd arc not
criminal. "
The Occidcnt. a l’rcsbytorian church
paper at San Franciat-o, was Hluppml for
A month in order that its cditor might,
‘ 30 out among his subscribot'n and col:
lent debts due him. This in a good plan.
It gives the editor a vacation. and the
'Imppharanco of hi» papor calls to tho
delinquent enbwribcr‘s mind as nothing
‘ clue will how he has not yet paid that
‘, little bill.
III trying to snpprcfle tho rebellion in
Globe, Spain has thrown altogether into
that island more troops than Great Brit-
eln sent here to put. down tho American
Revolution. and still the task is not ac-
complished and there seems no mospcct
' thet it will be emu. Greet Britain had
‘ no yellow lever to light, either. ,
mt \ i“
, MIDI-No. ill Wuhinm: etreet.
tile-welt: telephone on. m. Breach
. the) Wen-treat. Roi-weir; telephone
mullehould in ellceeeehe
W
Winning Sentinel hes e eiroele-
Uli'Kil'dh0 ton of Norwelk end its
Winger. considerably. then the
chit-deluded» of the other two
Itcil denies. iler press room is ei-
, ‘lhe Indieetione for tomorrow ere tnlr.
Wr-tourhonrs ending st noon todey wes
r‘ lie. The eelebre.
tAeileJ.a FRANCIS Eocene. M. 1).,
of Phil clphia, Pa. who has for
”ml." 1.2.322.” éfilltflfftdit‘l
8 i‘ l l
iiiat citi'. says with reference to
YEB’S
Sarsaparilla
“Having thormighlytested, in
mv practice as a phyeiclan. the
tiltemtive action of Ayer's Sat.
saparilla, I View it as of line.
( unlcd excellence."~—J. FRANCIS
(mans. 1035 Walnut St. Phila.
Highest
Awards at
World’s Fair.
‘Sarseperi
The. Manitoba School Question.
The most important issue Canada has
to deal with at prescnt is the Manitoba
public school question. In our republic
the state appropriates money for the use
of the public school. which is under-
stood to bo the state school. crecdlces,
so that all may attend it with a clear
rouseivucv. Jew, (in-ck. Roman Catho-
lic and Proudtant. If parents want any
particular (‘l‘t‘i'il taught to thcirchildrcn
it. is the part of those parents to have it
taught at home, or at. lcas‘t outside of
the public schoolhouw and school hours.
In Now York stato some years ago the
school fund was divider and given part—
ly for the maintenance of parochial
whoolst But the new constitution adopt-
od hm fall expresslyprohibits this from
being done. any longer. Now the public
school is open to all children whose par~
outs soc fit to send them thereto, and no
crood is allowed to be taught in any shape
or form. This is plainly in accord with
the intent of the United States constitu-
tion. In tho Canadian provinces. how»
ever. the school fund is still divided and
a portion of it appropriated to separate
use of the Roman Catholics. The prov~
him of Manitoba. being largely Protest~
ant. has refused to do this. After lunch
tronblo and discussion hcr logislaturo
finally passed a law appropriating the
public schml fund to the state school.
with no provision for assisting the sepa—
rate Roman ('ntholic parochial schools.
The Catholics of tho territory aptwalcd
to tho Dominion gm‘crniun-ut to fitt‘t‘o
Manitoba to divide the fund. An order
was givcn to that cil‘wt. Manitoba re-
fused to obcymi tho monudthat the Do-
uiinion govt-rtiiiu-nt had no jurisdiction
in this purely territorial issuo.
So thc matter stands. Tho (‘atholics
oi lilit'l"l‘t’ilt'll pi'tti‘illi'vei arormh-awring
to fort-v tho lit-\‘t‘l'lliltt'lll to cotupol .‘llllll-
lolia to divide thcfnnd. whiln Manitoba
as stcadily rct‘uscs, 'l‘ho qlll‘r-‘lillil iiinst
('lllllt‘ before tho llt'xl t‘aumhan parlia-
un-nt. But Manitoba can .wtth- tho that»
tor for horsclt' lo; How-ding from the
(‘anadiauwtiil‘r-Ilu-iwition. \Vuuliltho oth
ci‘ proviuctw permit ln‘i‘ to do it?
Dear. "car!
Tho digniliml and ova-'nlnr (lullook
tells us what ano\'ci'\\'hi~lnmi; calamity
tho rctirvtunnt of Mr. Walter l’agc from
tho t‘llllttl'r‘lllll of The Forum is "in this
«lay of i'lll‘ill) jourilulirill." Robcrt
Grant's dictum thatri-ading newspapers
’lllilt'fi inotv than for tho tnmlnrn mart
than any ot hvr diwi'siu in or occupation in
our day door! has by this time traveled the
lougtli and breadth of tho land. and
cverylmdy is atrium-d by it or ungry at
it. according to his ti-iinx-rainout.
Choap journalism indwd! Where. al-
low in) toask. would the learned and
solemn Outlook got tho material for its
exceedingly wise and iii-tiling cditoriala
if its writing stall did not road coir
atantly tho now-s dispatches and letters
from the high priced corrcslmndcnts of
the cheap ucwnpum‘rs? Supposo Tho
Outlook itsclf had to pay for all tho
umva it apprtmriutca bodily (rout tho
enterprising daily proes and liillki‘ii its
own .giftml mlitorial comment.) on?
There would not bo many admirable
()utlmk ctllioriuln, would ihcro? It ill
hocoincu 'l‘ho (littlook todclivcr itself of
ItNilllclllitltlliHlitl Hilt't‘l‘ at “clwap jour~
nalism. "
As to Mr. Robert. (lrant. win-cc would
Mr. Robert (1mm ho today it tho nowa-
papors had not takon him up. quotcd
his sayings and Hprcad the (aunt of him
through tho land? It looks wcll. door!
it not. for pvrimliculn and magazines to
put their pricoso high that not one fam-
ily in 25 can ailord thcm. and then
moor at tho newspaper. which is the
poor man's daily food. and which has
in one issue more news. more real.
throbbing life. more that touches the
real heart of the people than are con-
tained in any heavy weekly or monthly
publication in a whole year.
Who roads the stupid magazine ed»
ltoriuls? Go to!
The right may to learn to read aloud
or to speak well is to fix in the mind in
the clearest way Allie meaning of whet
is to he read or spoken. Then attempt
to express by the voice that meaning,
and to express it distinctly, down to the
least shade. This will gtvo a better in—
flection and emphasis than any rifles
can do.
About $214,000.000worth of silver is
Wmmimwbhmldl
Quintae.
Destroys ell dieseee pm.
duoieg germe, removes dend—
rntt end scum cures skin
eruptione. end brings in e
:3 end heelthy growth at
50(3- - at - HALE’S.
m
UUNIIAY SERVICES. .
[teachers and Their Them" in Norwelk
Cherokee To-Inorrov.
80cm Nonwenx CONGRIGATIONA West
evenue end West streets. Rev. Gereid Blheerd
Ph. 1).. poster. Services 1023.) e. at. end 'lzill
c. m.: Sunday school. 12m. Young People's
Society oi Christina Endeavor meeting et. its!)
me sun set. "Christ. the Greet Physician "
der. lee Laure fleymour. Rev. W. W.
Leete. oi Rockiord. 111.. will preech.
Son-m Nonwem Mnuonistr. West evenne.
near Gerner. Rev. A. 8. Kevenegh. pestor.
Divine service, 10:3) e. in.. 7:5) 1). ru.; enndey
school 12 noon. Cher-lee E. Benedict will oe-
envy the pulpit et morning service Theme.
"'lhe World's Conqueror." In the evening
Rev. A. H. Goocenough will preach.
Sonrn Noawetxfiec‘rie'r.West eveuue neer
Pine street. v. R. 0- aherwood. ester.
Services 10:1!) e.in. end 7:30 . at; under
school ni.: Young Peoplen fisciety of
Christlen Endeavor preyer meeting. 8:3) p. in,
Tom" Errecorsn. West street and heir-
neld evenue, South Norwelk. Rev. 0. M.
Selleekincherge. 10:1!) e. m.. divine service
with edininlslretion of Holy Communion;
Sande echool. l2 In. 'lhe present. Incumbent
holds lmeeli in readiness tor the potion!)-
shoe or any perochlel duty.
Nonwann Met-Homer. West end Motteve-
nuns. Rev. A. B. Wyatt. pastor. Service.
hm). Evening service. 7:11) p. in. Sunday
school. 12 in.: Epworth begin» meeting. 6:!)
p. m.
Noawnat CONORIGA'HONAL. corne Perk
until-owls streets. Rev.'I‘.K.Nohle.l). ).. es-
tor. Services It imam. m.end 75!) p. up; an-
dnyechool. 12:3lp. m.: Y. P. . C. E.. 6:80
pl. in. Morning subject. "Christlenlty es s
ietory.“ hvenln subject. “The Eerly Yeere
oteMen AiterG 's own Hurt."
Gum: EPIBCOI’AL. Belden evenne and Cross
street. Norwelk. Rev. 8. H. Watkins. rector,
Nineth Sunder erter 'i‘rinit . H a. in. 11on
Communion: “1:30 a. in. ornlog Prayer
end sermon; i: m.. Huntley school; 7:30 .
m . Evening Preyer and eddrus. Rev. u.
Ferris will omelete.
Nonweu tin-nor. Eerie evenue. mipoalte
Green. Rev. 1“. E. Robbins. pastor. Ber.
vicee. 10:1!) e. in. end 7:1!) ). m.; Sunday school.
l2 111.; early preyer meet an. 1011) e. m.; young
People’s meeting et 05!.) p. in.
Ess'r Avenue lll'rnomsr. neer VenZendt
evenue. East Norwelk. Rev. A. J. Smith. as.
tor. Preaching 10:?!) e. at. end 7:1!) p. nu; un-
day school. 121m; young people'e meeting 6:1!)
p. m. .
Sir. Manr'e. R. (7., corner of West evenne
end Chepel street. horwelk. Rev. W. J. Slot}-
urn. pastor. Low Mesa. 7 e. m.: Children’s
Mess. 8:1!) n 111.; High bless. 1th!) L m :Vespers.
8:3) p. in.
hr. Penn‘s EPIBOOPAL. Church street. oppo-
site the Green. Norwnlk. Rev. 5. B Pond.
rector. Holy t'ommunlon.7:m e. m..end on
first sander In the month. Mind celebr n
(choral) with sermon. will e. 111.; on other an.
III e. Mornln Prayer. theny end sermon.
10:.) e. m.; nude); school. 12 in. I the
(‘nimcn on Gun {on Hevrotm. c orel
even-song without sermon.7:t.’rp. at.
Sr. Alnnew's Mission. et James hicAllts.
ter‘s residence. Winn! euk. Sunday echool.
3:0) p. nu; Cherles Uh ttem. superintendent:
Arthur H. (lhlttein. linoleum: )ilee EYcl) a Mo-
Allister. organlet .
13mm) Riven (Hunt. Superintendent:
George W. hnnpp: mlstnnt unwrimeudeut:
.lemen Lyceu: orgnniet Alien (Ylern titles.
eeeletnnt organist. Mm. Theo. Roger-e. flimdny
school. it i. in.; Young People's Hoclely of
Christian .ndcavnr meeting. 7:45 p. nu; Prayer
meeting. Sunday evening et 7:3).
('AINAIW llsi'rm sot-ianuiuterd Bulld-
lng. corner Wall and Knight streets. Norwelk.
Rm’..lohnnon W. Hill. pastor. Morning ear.
vice. ill-Juli a. in: owning service. 71“.” p. lll.
Sundav school. 2!: ii) p. in ; Y. P. S. t'. it. I .‘n p,
m. Literary. Tuesday. :- p in. Leitlvs' Aid
emlety. Wmm-uday. it p. in. i‘rewr rim-tin .
'lhursdey. a p in Allaremrdtullv thrill-d.
The Sunday u'linnl «melon will be held at the
South l‘ioru‘elk Baptist church.
.\'o Shannorox Aware ltttde chi-n and
Funday school. Sunday orient: on at .1 o'clock.
Wedneedny oventnu. prayer and coniereuCe
timellt'g. 7:30 o'clock.
Anvrwr t‘nninruu. \‘nn'huidt awrmv. Fast
Nurwulk. Preaching. l022l0 a. in. and Tiiiilp.
in.: Sunday m'hool 11! Ill. \‘onug l‘ooplo‘s tin-ot-
limit.” p. in. iiwrge 1.. Tl‘t‘lill‘. pastor.
Communal-ion“. Mission. Sprlngwood
l'nlon i‘liapi-l. Ely avenue. W llonui, pzutor.
Hungarian service-n. Sunder. at 10;.I) a. ill. and
.5 1). iii.; ’1 liurmley at 7m o'clock.
Sr. Peru‘s Mission. \‘anlnmlt and (Mun-n
avenue». EM! Norwalk. Hominy N‘hool Jail p.
in. A cordial welcome in all.
Snunuwoon Cains Unseen. Ely avenue.
Smith Norwalk. Sunday School. .lz-‘It p. ni..
evening aervlce. 7:1!) p. in.
EhflxilltWALK 5'11“)!"l‘l'Si)“ZilATlllNAl..
Riverside Murine. Rev. 0. llludogri-u. uh-
tor. Services at 10:51) a. in. and 7:2I)p.ui.; hun-
da achool. 3:11) p. “1.". young wiplo‘n meeting
at p.111. _
Antwan Mrrnomsr EPIM‘OPAL. Knight
street. Nora-elk. liev. l. Hands tumor.
Preaching. Will) I. in.; Sunday nchuol at 12:15:).
m.- prayer meeting at out p. in.; preaching at
”M p. in. Spec-tel music will be rendered by
the choir. - new free.
Demon- Bvesaemeoul Br. l’rriu-
Kincnl. North Main atreot. South Norwnlk.
Pastor. 0. A ittz. Hottoiullenete: Hounues
Willa. imam 7 p. m Monterrey-hale it'll).
Mittwoehs Abendpredlgt. in) p. m. Dent-
echerUutetrlcht for die Hemolnde; biennium.
Mittwoclui. Donneistege I to 5 p. m.. Seuistegs
ate 12e.m.
dentists Evenosinoei. Seances. Hold
every Huntley etternoon et 2o'ciockdu Nwwlieh
Congregation“ church. Eent Norwelk. All
arm-on tell invited. rlundn ' school at 10:2!)
o’clock. in nudeen's Hall. 37 lhcstnut mimet.
(LA. Hrochtnnler parlor.
(‘llRlN’i‘MN Yoiiro Max’s- LIAIWI. Knud-
eon‘e Hell. t‘hentnnt. street. South Norutnlk.
Gospel meeting Huntley etlernoon. an t” 4:2)0.
\‘onno Men's (,‘mue'run Aeeocis‘rnm.“
lxwltwor'd'e "all. Well etrmt. Norwellt. Bible
chum at :l p. m.: Hum! movies at t p. in.
TAX tannin?
NOTICE.
Notice ls hurt-by given to all {N‘rhlmt‘ liable to
any taxvii to the town of Norwallt. in tho
(futility of b‘elrtlold and mate of t'onnectlcut.
meet. them to "waive said 'l‘excs. at the follow-
ing tlmee and ptocos. to wlt:
At the More of W. H. “Buford. EM! Nor-
milkubown Town). on Friday. August 30th.
ltd)?» irom l0 o'clock forenoou. until 12:1)”
afternoon.
Atthe More of .l. O. linndle. nt Wlnulpnuk.
on the afternoon at Friday. August 80!)». that.
from :) o‘clodi until 4:00 o‘clock.
At the store of Alphonso lllbblo. at South
live Mile River. on the evening of Friday.
August 1!). 1396. from 7 o'clock until mttt)
o’clock.
At the office of the Collector. Room 1. Ms,-
eonic Building. in the City of Nnrwslk.. in
seld Town of Norwelk. on Heinrdnr. August
ill-t. NW. from 9 o'clock. forennon. until 3
o‘clock. afternoon. and from 'i' to 3 o’clock In
the evening.
Mr. 11.“. Smith at the Collector’s ()dlce‘
Nurwelk. end Mr. J. M. heyton. at his office.
Railroad Piece. South Norwellt, ere authoriz-
ed to receive Texas for me.
On ell Three which shell remain unpeid
mid ‘
on the Aenmment Mei. of ism. that I will '
‘ comer “— Main -
Shirt Waists
50 cents
llress Bonds.
to make room {or our toll petierne,
It $6
They are all silk and wool.
Mattings.
Black [has Goods.
' 35 cents
54 inch Black Serge. 81 00 quelity.
75 cents
. 50 cents
Blankets.
10-4 Grey end White Blenkets.
48 cents
They ere going quick.
9-4 Unbleeched Sheeting. 17c quelity.
l2 l-2 cents
9-4 Bleeched Sheeting. 22c quelity.
l6 cents
4-4 Unbleeched Sheeting. 0c quelity.
4 cents
4-4 Bleached Sheeting. 8c quality,
6 cents
Toilet Crash. 5c quality.
3 cents
Best Ginghems.
5 cents
BRING YOUR FURN
I'IALF I’RICE.
300 best inedr, perfect fitting, laundered. Cutie end Col-
lers. such well-known makes es "Trojen" and "Stanlev."
eech worth not less then one dollar; mil be sold today for
All of our French Novelties in light and colored Dress
Patterns thet we sold all season for 810, we shall close out
All our Jen-nose Netting st "elf Price this week.
38 inch Black Moheir. figured, 50 cent quality.
48 inch Black Henriette. 73 cent quality.
t
this week we shall
all the price
,
ITURE COUPONS.
'9
Cut Glass Lemons e
and ~ Wail - streets. - Norwaik.
RARE BARGAINS! ‘
THE BARGAINS WE OFFER THE LADIES TO-DAY
ARE RARE BECAUSE
Their Equal cannot be Found Elsewhere!
Suit Room.
Separate Skirts. $4 50 quality,
82-98
Seperete Skirts, 85 quality.
53-50
Bleck Alepsca Suits, $9 quality,
57-50
Silk Weiste, 85 quality.
$2 50
57 cents
Wrappers, dark colors.
Soft Shirt Weiets, $1 50 quality,
48 cents
Kitchen Ilepanment. '
This is the most complete department in Connecticut.
We carry everything relative to the kitchen or dining-
room. from the stove cover lifter to the tinest Hevilend
Chins. end the price we make surpris‘es the dealers end as-
tounds our customers.
Something new every day. For
sell all of our Oil Stoves at 25 per cent.
hieson’e Pint Jars. with quart tops.
63 cents dozen
Mason’s Quart Jars.
13 cents dozen
Lightning Pint Jere,
98 cents dozen
Lightning Quart Jere,
SI.” dozen
Extra Tops for Meson Jere.
33 cents dozen
Cut Glass Berry Dishes,
l4 tents esch
Cut Gless Rose Bowls.
ants tech
lessee.
lcsnts each
Decorated Esrthen Cuepedore,
{cents each
Lemonede Sets, 8 pieces.
8 cents
5 cents each
Gloss Flower vases.
GOOD L'NTIL SEPTEMBER 1.
We solicit your patronage.
MUSIC HALL
BYBLE SQHUBL.
a”! zen/VI
Open Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day evenings and every afternoon.
Private lei-Mine can be errenged for. l’nr-
chssors at wheels receive instructions tree.
H.R.BULKLEY & Ill.
52 South Main Stu
AGENTS FOR
Stearns and Keating.
Elmore and Inn Bi cles
Bicycles from 860 up. Wheels r ted end
repeired. if!
SOUTH IllllWlllK SHINE Blilll
ill wnhW street.
Open dehyrromv townie" end tram ite
Iv nu. end on Monday evenings (rein 1 to s
fishnet eilewed on deposits. .
will! ”We. Pie-t.
lElDING GRUBER,
TELEPHONE CALL.
ANGEL "
ANGELUS ANBELUS
FLOUR FLflUl FLOUR
[lave you had a Barrel
Your neighbor has, and says it is
[ca/Ahmad
\_\>< c
et%5°“°‘gc\w\36§c\fi~5
INCLUDlNU
llllllllllD Hills AND lilllEl
. AOBDMMDDATIONS.
4 days to Shratoga. every )loiida) during
won It).
“saddle llloclv Inland. every Saturday in
July and August :llnt. we. .
Udnye to h‘fiwvort. every hatiirdey during
the reason 1 ”7i. ‘
t dnyn 10.1 tandem Falls. August 0th. :1».
ldnys in Thousand islande. August 2. th. Sill.
odeyebtlo il‘ifliiitl Cll‘lflll‘li J’ul' 21d. 29th.
Au net ti tti. .iam 2) l. '.
in eye to White Mountains. July 22d. Auguet
12th and September ltd. exam. ‘
For tickcte and information call on o. W.
Harris. areal. N. 1. i. ll. and ii. it. it
Send int-“New England 'l‘ourint" giving full
description of tours. dates. time-tab on Bill} iii“.
I
on crest of Woodward property. or .
eriooking Norwalk Harbor: elso
Shore Lot
et end of hownaes evenue.
Pertleuiers APPLY TO
80” I. m Vice-M
ettertheist e or to use. interret at
pie nuotuldlrn c 31;. wilihechar
“ram“ e118; of Angus. test. until I
m . ' e
t ‘- serum 00 hlt'ml
3%. . . Tetra o e'nve . on the
l H '4 Meal August let. 1395“,
technetium-walnut
.. .
i). WAIT! it Wuhlngton St.
the best ilour she has ever had.
so anylwo‘ and our afiieftion lg prove-n by the extensive sale of this) brand of dour since We: introduced it. A (a:
load just received. it?» per barrel: 05c per bag. Send your orders.
BUTTER BUTTER BUTTER
We have the finest (iilt Edge Creamery Butter that you ever tested. 20.-
Fine (‘resmory Butter teach as others cell been
We Here a Full Line of Summer Noveltles in L‘fflt‘ ‘ ‘ _
Choice Berries and Fresh Vegetables, picked Harsn l:\ car to drum.
Ht. 25c Lu.
, 220 lb ; (iced Butter. Soc it).
here. Wafers. Pickles, Potted Meets. etc.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
33 WASHINGTON]. STREET.
[3-2.
The New School
Where you nreltsught to cut garments
of every description correctly, in we
latest styles and by the simplest. quick-
est and most economical manner, is at
No. 0" South Main street.South Norwailt.
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IyFects always outweigh theories: and
the above statement is a practical feet.
I Our Cutter is certainly a great advance
in mechanical science. and we calculate
it cuts in large figure towards helping
those who wish to help themselves, end
no one must expect any permanent cre-
dlt, only ee they merit it.
This school is richly worth the consid-
eration of the best people, in the best
communities, and all ere cordially lu-
vited to investigate this school ior them-
selves, which very many ere dorng.
Competent ledles in charge.
National Garmentcuttetto
Norwalk Chronicler