eftkeethsr two
’ press resin is al-
ble to Enton’e Neck Blufi. L. l.
. . w
fair.warmer and more
sane-mus moors.
Almanac for Tomorrow.
”M I filth l‘lde Ianw Tide
M tilt at 6:11 at more
.. . The Yacht Race. 0
l' In August will be sailed the
J races to indicate which of the
yachts will have the honor to
With the Englishman ’s Valkyrie
After using one bottle of this
preparatiommy hairn'as restored
o is natural color. andtceased
falling out.”--Mrs. Humans
are E. 68th so. New.York. N. Y!
Prevents
Hair iroui
Falling Out.
W
newsman.
About 125 members and friendeoi the
Third lethodist Episcopal Bunday school
enjoyed their annual excursion and pic-
nh. yesterday, going by Steamer linden
leaving
the dock at ll o'clock. the party arrived
is ample time to enjoy the splendid bath-
ing before dining. While a part of the
number remained at the Bind, enjoying
the line breeze and beautiful scenery.n
large party visited the lighthouse and
Tile saving station, and were shown all
through the building by the kindnessof
the keeper. . Leaving about 8:80 p. m.. a
delightlul jail was taken up Neithport
harbor, and then returning home. A
generous collection was taken on the boat
to help defray the expenseeoi the trip.
' Parties from Roweyton with boats,
bave been at Westpcrt buying all the
D
lint the insurance.
.. a mama; my
teanyanlarer. Antler.» ”
news om tantrums.
. unis. truest ., »
y' dill-Ill! “A BIHZBB. . fl
w. n non runs us me... Popular“
. aorta Albee the [ennui shore.
The Children’s Bummer Romeo! the
Five Points House of Industry. New
York city, will becioaed. safer as the
reception oi children is concerned. at the
' and or this week. The institution has not
quiteeorneny llttlecnes under its care
this summer as usual. owing to the fact
that their principal building has been
toradcwn to bereplacsd by e um
structure. which will be ready this tell;
The house at the Island is probably the
best built of any there, on a desiccation
near the lending. It was iormerly own.
ed by Iir. Brown. It is for rent for the
balance of the season from August 25.
1895
Among those who enjoyed a sail to
Huntington on Sunday were the Misses
Grace and Alice Kane, Delay Nichol. Ida
Nichol, Jessie Ward. Attorney WillilIl
Ward and Reynold Ward. of Newark;
Helen Baldwin. of Hontcieir, and Lil-
lienEimeudori and). D. Salisbury. of
Bridgeport. The chaperone was Hrs.
John Reynolds, of Newark.
Gilberts Benedict. who owned two
of thecotteges at Bell bland. recently
destroyed by tire. will lose 01.000 outside
. The insurance colt-
peniea, it is said. are endeavoring to get
l
.out oi paying the toll insurance. They
tbe America‘s cup. which has send oysters they can secure. They hope 'waottoeettie on a hair or three-opener
in this countryfor over 40 toobtain at least 2,000 bushels, but the lbesis.
September comes the race thorough scraping towhich the river weal
_ Englishman. ~
, general impression appears to be
he Refreshed built yacht Defender
m the fastest one we can pit
_' theBritcn. Ifso, it wilibeon
“pelt ct Valkyrie III and Defender a
M 01 the ordinary ideas of racing
Mt outsh'notiou in both countries.
More American builders have
* clung to the so called Ypulree skimming
‘ :dllbmodel oihuilm comparatively broad
“wallow bottom with 'a centerboard
fillet could be let down into the water to
steady the craft in high winds and deep
' ,~ It is this pattern of boat that has
‘ 4 the cup here through all the scenes—
(greens with British yachts. all of
63%! have been heretofore constructed
"are deep, sharp keel pattern without
' a outerboard.
This year. however. the Defender, a
[col yacht on the British model, has
beenbuilt for the race. On the other
1 hid, the British boatbuiltlcr has taken
in lesson from successive defeats and
{built Valkyrie III with a hull model
7 ”1'0ng closely the American pat-
km. So that if Valkyrie and the De-
findel' race together it will be really
. lb Yankee model of yacht that. comes
‘ [Nil England, while the British idea
. with» exploited in the American De~
l '1! Americans would only be honest!
no first shipments of California fruits
m It! both last year and this were
“out failures and served to prejudice
' 1“ people of Europe against American
: diction. plumsaud apricots. The reason
' m fruit was received in such poor
Writes that the inspectors at foreign
m rejected the greater portion of it.
m was the reason it was in such
W audition? This: The shippers of
bait had mixed in so much that
t to have been fed to the pigs which
f led and rotted the whole. The
m L Q ' had knowingly mixed in the
' one mud stnfl'. thinking thus
, mimic“ off for the same price as
J“ W specimens brought. Conse—
m they came to grief. as they de-
No woudetnthe gun—lion” financial
denote opened with on attendance of
”58mm Not even tho author of
“Chin's financial School" moi-ting in
“to the wittieet cit-congressman in
MO had power to draw people
W the thermonuclear was in the nine-
not ”The average American does not
finWhClher be ever gets any instruc-
in finance or not at a time when
pajamas are a burden.
Gladstone is to be congratulated on
comfort for the signal thrashing
. Woof the political house has re:
end in the fact. which he says lea
that "the Liberal party can well
! tostand on its T800111." All the
its record since he retired from
’ l , it is not big enough for the
- font in the whole Liberal party
m are mo membenof the norm.
5 more than we have in our
house of representatives for
Win big country. It seems there-
be not much of on boom-to be a
' of the British parliament.
more than being a count in Italy.
' mummies plain to no
‘ timintblsccautry that
subjected by seed oyster catchers last
meson. may cause them to tail. .
‘Kisa Gracr'Alway, of Brooklyn. in
visiting her sister, like E iith Alway.
lira. Silas Carpenter is confined to her
home by a severe illneea
DARIBN AND NOBOTON.
Selectmen Waterbury set a number of
men at work thh morning, repairing the
roadway underrrthe bridge, which was
badly washed by the recent storm.
Iir. and hire. Joseph Bates enjoyed a
sail to the shores of Long Island and re-
turn yesterday.
Miss Annie Selleck will start tomor-
row morning for Buffalo. to visit her
brother Frank. whe resides there.
lire. Joseph Hindley and ‘eon Frank
are spending the day in New York.
Rev. 8. J. Austin returned yesterday
from his vacation.
CRANBURY.
Washington Lodge is picnicking at.
Compo beach today. There will bee
dance on the beach tonight.
hire. J. H. Gregory, of Cannoemise
guest of her son. E. L. Gregory.
COUNTY TOWNS.
li' George Manson. a brakeman who
up to last spring was in the employ of
the Consolidated road, does not change
his mind. the indications are that the
road will soon be made the deieedeut in
an action for $50,000 damages. Manson.
while engaged in coupling cars on a
switch engine, May 9th. was caught
between the care and bruised and men-
gled.
The bat makers who were discharged
from E. A. Mellorychons’ factory in
Danbury, last week. will probably ask
the state board of arbitration to come to
Dsnhury and take action in their case.
The men have organised. and e commit-
tee has been appointed to give the pubflc
a statement oi the poeition taken by the
mens
The post-office at Stratiord was broken
into Monday night. but as there was
nothing to take, the burglars had their
labor ior naught. When Postmaster
Wells went to his office he found that
the door had been broken open by e jim-
my. evidently the work of professional
burglars. There was nothing missing.
The Dsabury hospital has recently re-
solved a donation of 31.000 The name
of the dossier isnot made public. Other
smaller donations have been received
by the hospital during the last month.
amounting to .800.
finiqlnnmrqis.
llulwalk opera House Opening.
Monday. August I9.
J OHN J. BLACK and supurb
company in
Old Bubs Tanner
with great street veradr. closest band and
classic 0
SEE fiwmtm
, Ellery cottage is occupied. All are
{rented until September. and many are
inow seating for that month. The sea-
‘ecnietlbe Island this year will break up
.ebeut October 1. lacy think Hopes-o
:hen the pleaseotest month of the «seen.
2 Theaeetheechetthelalend is are ex-
.nellent piece for bathing. Every- new.
:ing and aiternooe it totally occupied. la
the evening Baton ice ievorltonescnt ior
the oottegers.
‘ Next week lilac Servant. oi Brooklyn.
will be at the Overlook cottage and: lira.
Augustus hierwin will be at the Song
lIarbes cottage.
S. W. Birch and family. ovaseseic, N.
J.. are at the Beal cottage in company
withthe Brush lemily, 0! Brooklyn.
John Northrop. of Brooklyn. IS. Y..
has been a guest oi his sister, hire. '1‘. H.
Foster, at the Sunset cottage.
Camp Svengeli. near Roma Point,
composed of Danhury boys, has broken
up ior the summer.
an. o. B. DeKlyn. of New‘ nus. lee
guest of Charles DeKlyn and. holly at
Boron Point. ‘
The Donne iamily, of~ biota avenue.
Norwelk. have taken a cottage» Hickory
Bluff.
8. Lawrence. of South. Salem. and-
party. maxed into the Green. cottage to-
day.
Another installment oi nurses from
Bellevno Hospital are at the Edith Home.
R. 11‘. Foster and family. of Denbuay,
ere guests at T. H. Foster. at Bell Island.
G. I. Nicholi and the Misses Ward, of
Newark. N. J .. are at ll‘airview cottage.
Robert Brownian and family. oi Den-
bury. are at the Snug liar-bot cottage.
Chester Ambler and family. of Dan-
hnry. spent yesterday at Bell Hand.
Dr. C. 1’. Bennett. of Denbnry. is It
the Bennett cottage ior a short stay.
John Benedict and family. of Dan-
bury. are at the Daisy cottage.
Nathaniel Berrium is at one of the Cox
cottages.
t
TAX BflllEClflR’S
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to all persons liable in
pny‘taxes to the town of Norwaik. in the
County of Falriieid and Sines oi Connecticut.
on the Assessment List of not. that i will
meet them to receive said Taxes.» the follow-
ing times and places. to wit:
At the store of W. S. Hartford. East Nor-
walk.lDownTowni. on Friday. August filth.
1896. from 10 o'clock ioreuoon. until 12:30
alter-noon.
At the store of J. 0. Beadle. at Winnipeuk.
on the afternoon of Friday. August Nth. less.
from ll o'clock until can o’clock.
At the store of Alphonso Dibble. at South
Five Mile River. on the evening ct Fridays
August to. use. from 7 o‘clock until em
o’clock.
Attheolilceci the Collector. Room 1. tie»
sonic Building. in the City oi Nerwalt.. in
said Towaoi Norwalk. on Saturday. August
Slat. iilllli. from 9 o'clock. iorencon. until it
o‘eiock.eiternoon.and from? toil o'clock in
the waning.
Hr. ll. D. Smith at the Collector’s onion.
itorwaikmndnr. tubules.“ his muse,
mum Hana. Booth Norwelk. are authorin-
ed to receive muffin: ll
1 as w e a
....°- a...
will”
. “I. “I...
im'lw” fig sum.
r‘l“ '
in unpaid.
. nterrst a
it she
tut. until the
l ‘é.’
..
ARE RARE
Shin Waitis‘
so rents
llrsss lands.
to make room for our tell patterns;
It 55
They are all silk and wool.
Mailings.
Black Dress Goods.
. 35 cents
54~ineb Black Serge, 31 00 quality.
15 cents
50 cents
Blankets.
lO—ilGrey and White Blankets.
it cents
They are noise quick.
l2 l-2 cents
9-4 Bleached Sheeting. 22¢: quality.
it cents
M Unbleached Sheeting. dc quality,
4 cents
edlniseched Shaina. Sc quality.
3 cents
Toilet Crash. 5c quality.
3 cents
Beet Ginghems,
5 cents
We solicit your patronage.
Their Equal flannel he
HALF PRICE.
not best made, perfect fitting. laundered. our. and Col-
lars. such welloknown makes as “Trojan" and ”Stanley.”
each worth not less than one dollar; will be sold today for
All of our French Novelties in liaht and colored mess
retterns that we sold all season for .10. we shall close out
All our Japanese Matting at Half Price this week.
38"inch Black Mohair. figured. 50 cent quality,
48*inoh Black Henriette. 75 cent quality,
9-4'thlneched attesting, 17c quality.
BRING YOUR FURNITURE COUPONS.
Fine Creamery Butter (such as at
We Have a Full Iiine of Summer N _ _ . .
Choice Berries and Fresh Vegetables. picked Farsi! n rm sloumxo.
lEllllNll lilllllEll,
. ’5.
Because
oil the price.
Silk llVaists, as quality.
Decorated Earthen Ctisped
,ri-is nanoams we OFFER THE LADTES ro—oar
Found Elsewhere
Suit Room.
Separate Skirts. .4 50 quality,
5248
Separate Skirts. .5 quality.
53-50
Black Alspaca Suits. 89 quality,
81-50
52 50
El cents
Wrappers. dark colors.
Soft Shirt Weiets. $1 50 quality,
it cents
Kitchen llepanmeni.
This is the most complete department in Connecticut. .
We carry everything relative to the kitchen or dining- 7
room, from the stove cover litter to the finest Havilsnd,
China. and the price we make surprises the dealers and as-
touuds our customers. Something new every day.
this week we shall sell all of our Oil Stoves at 25 per cent.
For-
Mason‘s Pint Jars. with quart tops.
63 cents dozen
Mason’s Quart Jere,
13 cents dozen
Lightning Pint Jere,
it cents dozen
Lightning Quart Jars.
Shit dozen
Extra Tops for Iieson Jere.
33 cents lltzen
Cut Glass Berry Dishes.
It cents each
Cut Glass Rose Bowls.
ill cents each
Cut Glass Lemonade Glasses.
lcsnts each
on,
toasts tacit
Lemonade Sets, 8 pieces.
8 cent:
5 cents each
Glass Flower vases.
GOOD UNTIL SEPTEMBER 1.
ANBELUS ANEELUS *
FLfllll FLHUR FLUUR
Have you had a Berni
Your neighbor has, and says it is
the best door she has ever had.
80 asylum. “.3 our assertion is "oven by the extensive select this brand of flour since we: introduced it. A car
load just received, $5 per barrel: the per bag. Send your orders.
BUTTER BUTTER BUTTER
' Ed 0 Creams Butter that you ever tasted. 250 LB. 25c LB.
W” ”M m “"8" 6'" ' herert’iall best). 2‘31: in ;Good Butter. 20.: lb. '
oveltiee in Crackers. Wafers. Pickles, Potted Meats, etc.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, ,
ismsmulmu sum.
TELEPHONE CALL. 13-2.
I
Fume HALL
cinnamon.
———.._.7
RECREACEOTDTOURIST
ufi r; .
e215 mw‘wxxofi glasses:
INCLUDING
lllllllillll mus Allll lllllil
Open Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day evenings and every eiternocn.
on be arranged for. Pur-
mgi‘m'e motive instructions free.
a
illlllLKLEl no.
”AGENTS I'OB
Stearns and Ileaiing.
Elmore and/lion Bicycles
, or no
Blsyrgdlaeircmlllouv MM 5.,
W
stun innit Sillllils an
hi Weshluitl‘"l street.
mementos toilennu
”m' game,
i
52 South Main so. a...
lilllilllllllllllllllls.
e days to Benton. every Monday during
liday's to. Block Island. every Saturday in
July and Au at 81st. 18.75
alleys to ewncrt. every Saturday during
the season.
I ‘l’
tde will rel“alls.Au est 0th. iii.
4 cal: to 111me islands?“ list. 2 th. 81a.
0 days to Anseble Chasm. .lu Bid. 29th.
Avian h 12th. 19th and 26th
“slid to tarragon”... .iu yinui. August
a -l
mom and information call or; G. W.
snout . .. . . an i . .
gefil‘lbr “New England Tourist.“ vine full
description of tours.detes.time—teb "mill“
Building Lots
on crest of Woodward property. cv-
«looking Norwaik Harbor: also
admirable .
Shore Lot
3 unanimous“ 1m
g,.l’_artiealers APl’h! no . ‘
i
‘ The New School
Where you are|taught to cut genus“.
of every description correctly, in a“,
latest styles and by the simplest, quick.
not and most economical manner, 1. at
No. 22 South Main street.South Norvmg.
Facts always outweigh theories; and
the above statement is a practical iect.
Our Cutter is certainly a great advance
in mechanical science. and we calculate
it cuts a large figure towards helping
those who with to help themselves. and
no one must expect any permanent cre-
dit. only as they merit it.
This school h richly worth the consid-
eration of the best people. in the best
communities, and all are cordially in-
vited to investigate this school for them.
selves. which very many are doing.
competent talks in charge.
Norwalk Chronicler