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Considerably, than the Combined
of the other Thm Local Dail-
' A Press Room is always open Io
or; Herald Weather Forecast
weather today promises to be generally
mariner. 'l‘omorrow It promises to'
topartly cloudy. with slight tempora-
7 11am iollowed by local ruin.
Thermometer Record.
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he, epaniaros are deepiy concerned
‘ { thoCuhansare rcportedtouss
ye bullets in their Warlord. They
this is dreadful, and call atten-
. o the fact that it is a violation cl
titles of civilized warfare. When it
Rio that. an explosive bullet that
one man is no worse than an ex-
, _ 11111 which might kill 20 per-
7 Moreover, it is nothing like so
11111111111111- as shooting down innocent
nonconibatants in cold blood. Haw it
A juror who wanted to get 0! duty
had himself excused irom serving in a
voroecase on the groundot conscience,
because the Bible declares that what
God hath joined together let nomau
m. The trouble lies in the
.. .1 1 ty that crring mortals have in
knowing wuch couples have or have
not thus been divinely joined together.
1 Congress has certainly made ample
, [revision for the needs of the navy in
1‘ reassure should have awar on our hands
qWith Spain or any other power. By en-
mesm the present session 2,260 men
. will be added to the regular navy and
"111' the makine corps, making 11,100 in
ill! Here is a chance for some young
teen who want to go to sea
A , ~ Cripple Creek in 1892 had only 1,600
. inhabitants and was thought to be a
‘Wmarvelous town then for the time it
had been in edstence. Now it contains
’.0,000people, and putaout in a yearllll
has of ore to every man. woman, child
‘ ”and baby in the town.
We are informed that a movement is
‘roufoot in London. Paris and Branch
to reconcile Turkey and Armenia Ac-
~ sording to our understanding, Armenia
' is pretty thoroughly recenciled now.
. 1t
“ ['Ihs 111.1111 astmngo unconsome
[ismswhen for the first time thcylock
fl their hands and arms In tho light of
flu Mtgen rays Many [mama have
H in the habit 0! regarding a nitric-
l t“ with something of terror. They no-
consciously associate it with thoughts
‘ thssbostcd dead. ghosts and the dis-
mtlng table. When, thcrcftm‘o, it is
height home to them for the first time
‘ fist they thornsclvce alive and well,
' our] around with them skeletons siml
k h cvoryrcspwt to tboghastly things
they have seen In plctuns and molten!
calm the sensation Is somuwhutuvur-
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The shietscnth century 11 hourly 100
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Ht fl lively as he was at the beginning
fl lib career. In his ninety seventh year
hglvss us at cm and the same time
NI deadly cholera in PM. the mag-
M and mini coronatlcm of the
w in ltuuts. a war oi uxtcrmiuutlou
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gradua- 11111: which 111121111 11.
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* Americans
'so as tobring prosperity back. Some of
cylsrfs
theorportatlcnsdauy
Imtobaccoital-*"l'lubutoauycthcrpartot‘
lioworld than Spain seem to he an
,ludimtwayotmenginghlmultonm
tor interfering with his command to
Competitor.
The order will sleet American cigar
manufacturers seriously. We have in
this country plenty of tobacco to All
acigar, audugoodoua Buttholong.
lino leaf that wraps It and holds it last 9
together in the cigar comes from Cuba.
- and it will be impossible to replace it.
If that were the worst, we might recom-
mend smokers V turn to pipes for their
solace, or wrap oir cigar filling ma-
terial in cigarette paper,.or any paper,
or smoke paper out and last or stop
smoking altogether, which would doubt-
less be good for their nerves.
But unfortunately that is not the
worst. The young tobmo cropof Cuba,
what the revolutionists have left of it.
belongs mostly already to American
manufacturers. They have advanced
musty-.1111 ‘11 111 it stood in the 1191111
Thcyisw immense warehouses in Cuba
in which the crop is gathercd, waiting
to be shipped to the United Staten To
lose .both their money and.tl1o tobmtco.
for which they have paid, will bank-
rupt many of them. Large numbers
of tobacco factories will be shut down
here, hundreds, probably thousands, of
men will be thrown outoi employment.
This was Weyler's little revenge on
There will, however, be one thing
left {or the workmen out of employ-
ment. Thcycan enlist in the Cuban
patriot army. steal over there and help
whip the Spaniards out of the island,
them will particularly enjoy doing this
no doubt.
Electricity From Coal.
l! asuccessiul process‘tor obtaining
electrical power directly from coal
without the intervention of 1111-1111111.
boiler or dynamo has not been discov-
ered, it seems only a matter of a short
time when it will be. A man in New
Yerk claims to have solved the problem.
Edison has been at work on the some
thing 15 years.
Finally Dr. Jacques of Boston is cer-
tain he has found the way to get a cur-
rent of any needed power from carbon
and washing soda. Dr. Jacques' poms
is simple. Ho pu'ts the lump of caustic
soda into an iron pot. Ho heats 111.. pot
to 11 temperature of 800 degrees. The
soda melts and forms what exports call
an electrolyte. Ho thrusts astick of car-
bon into the soda; next an iron tuba
ditto. Through the iron pipe ho forces
by means of a pump a streamed oxygen
The oxygen bubbles up through the
soda, and. some of it comes in contact
with the stick of carbon as it bubbles
That produces the electricity. Connect
the carbon stick and the iron put by a
wire, and there you are. Along thowirn
flows a stream of electricity ten times
as powerful as that obtained from the
some 71mmt of carbon or cool by the
ordinary prmose—ut least so Dr. valut-s
claim The electricity is ut‘llfl’llh‘tl by
the air and carbon. The soda 1111:1er
enables them to unite.
Korea has nothing against the United
States anyhow. She has granted 1111111
American syndicate the privilege of
building 11 railroad within her bonlcrs
The road will t'xtvutl item the capital of
Korea. Seoul, to Iwr seaport, Chmnulpn.
The American is ovt-rywbcrn. It is
agreeable to find in connection with the '
contusion that Russia, now the virtual
controller of Korea, not only lnll'fptlflt'll
no objmtlcn to the grant, but actually
approved it. and tho Itusulau minister
at Seoul gave useful suggmtlnus to the
enterprising Yankees who planned the
road. This also" a most ctmllal feeling
on the part of llassln to the United
Stairs Citizens of tow other nstlom
would have been 11II11WNI 111 amatmct I
railroad in Korea. That Is tumour [tus-
sla knows the United 111111-11 minds its
own business. Wants 11111111111111.1111 torri
tory and is not the Toast bit at a lingo,
the scolding charges of President fillet
of llarvard to the contrary notwithstand-
lug.
Tho British house of lords will now
have to go sure enough. launchers has
proclaimml 11m:- to the ksllo against
them. There is only one otstusle to the
mnupllshment of lnlmucbsm's mag-
nificent scheme 01 forming an advanced
radical auction in the house of cummom
which shall work to extend Witt}
Ideas through themmntry and make par.
burnout 11 0111111113th democratic body. ~
That is that my ascent himself can
be persuaded to take Labouchere acri-
ously
John Bull wfll probably not be as
particular trbeiller Vent. suela spolnglm
tor the "use incident or not so lougss
shows kimthat $6.000” abalmto
his M feelings The jingling of
the gates helps today the hurt British
much even 111111-11 than it did is
Tmnyam’s time, If that were ”thin.
The n-gulur Wweckly lmllctiu has been
mired from Havana informing 11s
that there has hem amber importmt
Win and the 011m insurgents
have been rusted. We would suggest a
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mattoourladyreadmmcttheir
very newest and choicestspstterns of
meats. Mandamus“ directions
inputting together the garments ac~
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The graceful convenience of this very
stylish top garment, and the fact that It
is becoming to all figures are reasousp
enough for 11s long continued popular-
ity. The lla-dc-siecle style here pre-
seated, is one of the most approved for
general wear, shopping. cycling, driv-
ing,or horse back riding. Steel grey
faced cloth made this handsome jacket,
the rounded cutaway fronts, being faced
toturn backin pointed lapels that can
beworn open as here shown. or close
across the bust. The rolling coat collar
joins the lapcls in notches. The close
fitting back has centre and side buck
seams that end just below the waist line,
where the godets are inserted and roll
gracefully in stylish folds to lower edge.
Full gigot sleeves are gracefully disposed
in plaits at the top, the lower portion tit-
ting the arm below -the elbow. All
edges are completed with a double row
of machine stitching in tailor style.
which, with the seams, must be, well
pressed on the wrong side, laying a
damp cloth betwecuthe garment and
the hot iron, to assure a pericct finish.
Serge, diagonal, cheviot, tweed, etc, in
mixed, checked, or plain varieties, will
make up “stylishly by the mode to wear
over shirt waists or vests, with skirts
that match or correspond in fabric.
The quantity of all-in. wide material
required to make this blazer for a lady
having a 32-in. bast- nieasuro is 3'4
yards; 30411. size, lib; yards; 40-inch
sin-,l ”.fyartls 1" 1
The puttem, whio ~h retails for twonty
live cont-11, is out in six sizes, (or: ' ~.in ..
lit-411., .lti- I11., 88411., 40- in. and 12- -i11
bust measure.
EVENING SEITIIIEI.
COUPON.
Entitllng to one Pam-m. any size. or 811.
Out this out. 1111 In your name and address
and mail or Me an;
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This coupon and is cents ll secure
above miteru at Htmtevnut's. urth Main
and A1111 streeta.h11uth Norwnlk.
Connecticut Paints.
The following were issued Juno 2
11-190. Lint furnished from ufllccs 111 A.
M. W11mtc-r,p:111-11t lawyer and solicitor
Britlgi-ptnut (7.:«1nu
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Wiggins. llrtlor1l.nuck and our muf-
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1l1l11s for making paper liflt‘kflfll‘l: .l.
Jaw-h, 111111111," 1111 distributor (or 1-1111-
traldrait lumpmw (l (lruwn. bio-ri-
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untl- rattler for thlll mmpllugs. I111
signs: 0.11. Bull1~y.(1nsuwell.1two1
my sal1~.tuy tuakomu: It. l‘lerpolut
New flaw-11, sewing lllll'lllflt‘ tru1nu:(‘.
Smith. New Itritulu, (three) knife
handle. Trade-marks: Bridgeport Wood
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his wife have quarrulml 11ml Mpitl’ltfl'tl.
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telllngbor shn titmhltl't ride a wilt-oi
half as well as his mother did.
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that I received anything like per-
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At World’s Fair.
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LUSTRINE
Does it.
FIRST-GLASS
.CATERINOI
For Weddings and Parties.
Cate Frappe,
Bisque Tor Toni,
De Orleans Bisque,
Glace Bisque.
All kinds oi
Salads, Coquette and Patties.
FRENCH ICE CREAM
Made to Order.
Address nruull
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Real Estate
and Insurance!
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lot fitb the view of purchasing, srsluvit.
ed to call and examine our list. We have
them (or sale In sv part1»! the city at
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new YORK OFFICE. 442 BROADWAY.
Now that we all can say, “What 18 so rare as a day 111 June. ?” All nature is beautNul
in the; month of roses. This is the time the font] mother thinks of her
little ones and plans how to make th
some time, cool and comfortable.
placed in our immense CLOAK
look well, at the
We have just A
ROOM, a large line of
gGhildren’ 5 01355113, Bennets..1Hats
HERE ARE A FEW OF ,THE GREAT LINE:
Children’ 11 Dresses.
White lawn dresses. trimmed with hamburg, sizes
ll mo. to .’1 years, 25c.
White cauibric dresses, hamburg and radio, 39c.
White nainsook dresses, tucking and lace, (18c.
11.25, $1.411, 11.75 111113225.
Children's colored chambray dresses, sizes 4 to H
years, 750.
Children's duck suits, 2 pieces, skirt and blazer,
H.215 and $1.49.
Ladies’ Suits.
Ludies' linen suits skirt and blazer. $1. 9“.
ladies' all wool. lined with silk, $7. 915.
, Ladies' white duck skirts,98c
Ladies' house dress, 2 pioceh, skirt and waist. 81:49.
Ladies' all wool some suit, blue and black, $7.50.
Lndios' gray noveltysuit, lined with silk, $15.75.
Separate Skirts.
Ludies' separate skirts, black and white checks, SI. 98
and SI 913.
Figured mohairs, 81.19 and 82.25.
ladies’ Shirt Waists.
The largest and best stock of waists in Connecticut ‘
—-390, 490, 590, 7'10, 980, 81.25, 81.49 to 821:5.
Imported French Dress Patterns.
We shall take od ten per cent. until closed out—we
carry none over.
Ohil
dren 3 lists.
Colomd lawn hats, trimmed with lace. 19c.
Children’s silk hats, pink, blue and cream, 490.
Children' scolored crepe hats, red ,blnc and white, 49c.
Children’ s ”Champs Elysee Huts, " pink, blue, tan
and white, 98c.
Children’ s Bonnets.
Children's lace bonuets, 25c, 39c} 49c, 75c, 980
$081.09.
Dress Goods.
Wool challies, 100 per yard, always sold at 19c.
Fancy mixtures, 150.
Latest novelty styles, 390; light and dark colors.
Wash Goods.
French organdies. 250.
Imported 40 in. lawns, 12c.
Imported dimities, 120.
Printed lawns, fast colors, 51-
Best American dress ginghams, 0c.
Hammocks
to lay 03 and enjoy the evening siesta.
2 dozen knotted jute Hammocks, 39c each.
3 dozen Mexican grass hammocks, 750 each.
2 dozen baby hammocks. 751: and 981:.
4 dozen large size hammocks, with fringe, $2.00, ~
$2.75, $2.98.
Screens.
Ono car load of window and door screens, 250, 290,
35c, 39c, 87c and $1.25. .
Inordcr that we shall not carry over one jacket or cape. we shall continue to sell
them at half price. You know that we marked all our goods m plain figures.
easy to see that you get them at half price.
It is
THE BOSTON STORE
Cor. Rain and Wall Streets
11"
NORWALK CONN.
TELEPHONE CALL. I3.
I i
THE FOLKS
111:! like the best are good
people to serve. . . . . . . ~
They are able to appreciate
a good article as well as
good service. . . . . . . . .
THEY'RE PARIICOLARI . ..
0! course they are, and we wish that every one was more particular in their choice of ediblcs.
Pco
pic who are indifferent in this matter often grasp at the Haunting prices of the ten-year-old goods sold at
the “sacrifice sale stores" represented as “just as good."
We court the patronage oI those who are particular, and encourage them in the nicely of their discrimi1
nation.
Our Coffee will please the most fastidious, always the same, uniform in quality. Our teas are the
best. Our fancy gilt edge crcamery butter. at 220 lb. 5 lbs for $1, is the finest made. We have a large
stock of summer specialties, and receive berries and vegetables fresh every morning.
to our city or seashore resorts to give us a caII,us we can supply you with all tI1e\1lclicac
We invite all visitors
.1: the season.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
Loading Grocer.
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
SO. NORWALK.
7. , I r 7. _ .
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Who has to earn echy dollar, ought to know the value of money. Consistent with quality,
he wants to get everything as cheaply as be can. To such a person our goods and prices
speak for themselves.
In order to show our appreciation of the large patronage which we
have received, we have decided to GIVE ABSOLUTELY FREE on Saturday. junc 6th, a
box containing THREE CAKES HIGHLY SCENTED TOILET SOAP, to all purchasers
oi Tees and Codees.
'9c l VERY
ass-r canamznv BUTTER,
190 Per Pound!
I 190
SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR 'T'HIS SALE.
gastmsn' 11111111111111 maps. 1 1. cans. 30¢
Ilto root beer «11ml. 11111 m 11 gallons. 1112:: (or 250
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Imu1h.tm1gm~ I 111111111 vans. 330
l'nttml ham 11111! [11111111 bmgun. mu- Imll 11111111111111.1111
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