nusmc 11111 1111111111 .11
1111111111 11111111 soon 1111.
‘23“. A. J. Smith, at the East ave.
min, on Sabbath morning. His
and the rest, and thy lot or thy
I Inhall be sure. In the evening
‘1 H rWyatt preached an exceed-
terestiug and able sermon 1mm
i 351'“ great while before day."
spoke of the world’s early risers
hour of the morning is worth two or
attlie sun-setting. The most use-
are reached before the sun
to the meridian. He closed with
1' tiful illustration of the resurrect-
Captain Arthur Day's wind ”
the remark made by his friends,
morning, as he was getting
the Mayflower, ready for the
,ytalked-of race with Captain
’s Julia. The boats started from
lon's Point and sailed to the
tstward around the bell buoy and
In. The; Mayflower proved to be
tter boat and outsailed her rival at
point. At the finish Captain Day
wasllve minutes in the lead.
f the union Sunday school picnic of
Ncrwalkand East Norwalk Methodist
arches occurs before the vacation sea-
son year, both the pastors will ac-
,y the excursion to Pawson
‘ on Wednesday of 1111.; week Much
thusiasm prevails and asthe tickets
11111 1111111111 to 800 it is feared that some
of the members of the schools will be
left unless they purchase their tickets
beforehand. ”m,
Harrie Morehouse, of this place. is at
Camp Woodbine, which opened yester-
day!“ the season, and from now until
September the members will have re-
creations and eujoyments. The pro-
gramme for the season embraces mapy
. special features intended to make things
pleasant for the campers and their visi-
The young child of Mr. and Mrs.
TWallaoe Bates, of Gregory Point boule-
. yard, was badly scalded this morning by
the upsetting of a quantity of hot water.
The skin peeled off the child's arm and
side. causing her considerable suffering.
* Dr. Brown attended the child
, William Geer,formerly station agent
here. was instructed by Superintendent
Shepherd to remain here this week and
instruct the new agent. Thomas Cor-
nell. Neat week it is expected he will
. have a much better place on the road.
Frank Spaulding, of Bette place. ar.
rived home Saturday night from a
month's visit with relatives in Colohoso
ter and other places in the state.
Clarice Lindehnrg, of East avenue,
has secured a position with lounsbury.
Mathewson it t 11.. in South Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Knapp and
daughter Alice. of Osborn avenue. are
visiting friends In Dsnbury
George Behrens of Jersey City. is
visiting his sister. Mrs. George H1111-
nechsr. of Henry street.
George Leslie, of Boston. has return-
‘ 911 home after a visit with Charles F -
tor. of Osborn avenue.
. Lewis Webster will apply for a liquor
license for his store in tho 1111.111. build-
Ing. Fort Point street.
11.....111...wnu.m wm and 1.111
Jarvis. of Second avenuo. have been
visiting in Danbury.
Homer Jones. with his family. of
liarchmout. Is visiting his brother. b11111
Juries. East avenue.
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Miss .1. ‘li‘. landings. of New York. is
visiting at Charles Femr’s residuum.
Osborn “chasm”
Royflrockstt. of Rousyton is spend
ing a week with his uncle. Frank
L'llcnimedlsu.
Miss Emma Brundage. of Maple ave-
nue. has been visiting her grandmother
in Broad River
”Dorothy 11111111111511... Id Henry
street.isthegusstof relatives in Long
Island City. , 1
11111111111111.1111, of First avenue. has
returned from 11 111111 in New Haven.
AIM Quinnrof Brooklyn. is visiting
Charles Flame. of (love street ‘
Mrs. David 11111111. of Bill street, is
mm
1111.}. Stnrges Randall is slowly i111-
pairing.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Realm. who
have been hummus its itselsv'v
_. n. ltsslm of find em
11.1.1.1 1111 111111.11» but
hamsatblyack. NJ. Raucoveryis
stillver'ydoabtful. but 1t is hopedthat
theohangewilldohergood.
The committee on the Sunday school
excursion requests all scholars under
the age of eleven years, belonging to
the East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. to meet them at the church
Tuesday evening at 7 o’clock. and they
will receive free tickets for the excur-
sion, which starts Wedueulay morning
atlio‘clook.
Mrs. Harm B. Tompkins and daugh-
ters Ada and Carrie. of Orange. N. J.,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gor-
ham. of First avenue.
The Advent Sunday school teachers
are making arrangements for the annual
picnic. to be held in about a month.
William Sheldon, of Norwalkfi
punctured the rear tire of ,his bicycle' in
Riverside avenue, yesterday, and enjoy-
ed a walk home.-
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DARIEN AND NOTTOTON.
Eagle Hook and Ladder company's
fair was very largely attended, last Sat-
urday, in the Town Hall. An interest-
ing programme was rendered, including
selections by the South Norwalk Fife
and Drum band and clog dance by Char-
les Beecher. Arthur Raymond won the
gold watch and barrel of flour. John
Hollorau got the rfireinan's helmet and
belt, having over four hundred votes.
The bicycle was not drawn, as not
enough chances were taken. The fair
was a great success, netting over $400.
Postmaster William Dugdale. of Nore-
ton Heights. sends out aparticular re-
quest to patrons of the office that mail
to his oilice be plainly addressed "Nore-
ton Heights," us if addressed “Noroton”
it goes through to that office. and isde-
layed from two to fivo. hours, the early
evening mail remaining there all night.
Mr. and Mrs. Gaetjens, of Brooklyn,
have been visiting the Misses Brewer,
of Collendar's Point. Shortly after
then-arrival, while they were walking
down the dock to go rowing, Mr. (last-
jeus accidently slipped oi? the dock into
the water.
A daughter of John Everett, of
()rauge,who is visiting her grandmother.
is critically ill of diphtheria.
Dr. Satterlee and family are occupy-
ing the late residence of Harvey D.-
Weed, in N oroton.
The Methodist Episcopal church has
in use new hymn books. the “Pentioos-
tal."
Miss Gertie Bostwiok, of New York,
is visiting Miss Heb-ii Howlers, in Nom-
ton.
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The annual Sunday school picnic of
the (.‘ranburg church society will he
held Wednesday afwrnoon' in Boston's
grove. If 11111.- my chnooday, the next
fair day.
Miss Carrie E. (.iregory and Miss
Agnes Foster spent Sunday with l'har-
Ies I-l. Gregory.
.Iohu Wilkinson
Sunday with I-2.'-l S
. W. H. Ilmker preached in tho
chapi-l yesterdav
Miss Adah E.
(ii-111111 Forms.
of Norwalk, spent
.'l‘ay Ior.
Taylor is visiting 111
.910" MANY IUNS U0 YOU LIFTI’
I laborers Often Rates From Thus to [our
”undo-1| To" a Day.
It Is Interesting. but not always «111an
male- oouipailsuoh I111 own the energy r1-
quiri'd for doing various kinds of work.
'I'I11- sluipli-st wny to make tho conquirlmn
I11 tin-111111111111 tho 111111111111 of energy of pot
forming «11-h lash I11 11111111111! font pouudr1
or foot ions. the meaning of which Is flu.-
ouorgy required to lifi ulti' pound 111-1111:-
11111 to 11 brlgbt of 111111 (not.
Inasmuch as How 11111 2,124“ pounds In
111-111, It Is llllt'lnlls that It requlrm 13.1““
tIuw-l as nun-I1 Mort 1.11111 one 111111111 11-
IIl't 111111 pound, and 1an the lifting of 111111
pound to n ludgbt 1.1113111: {111-1 ls pm'lwly
mpiluilout tovtho lifting of 11111111111 b1 the
height of 111111 foot.
in talking 11! things In ibls way we are
lllmllilllfl u miiiowhnt Imaginary mudl
1qu of nflulrs .l'ov luslmu'o. we may Illlll-
1111111 to our old hypothetical pulley-1 In
which Iriolluu has no rrlsiono». and Ivy 11
Micron-Ion of such pulleys we can. by pol
Hug a rope through 11 11111111111111! 1110me
value I00 pounds to the bright of one foot
without overtlug a slmuwr pull upon the
rope than would he roquiml to lift a 11111.
gle pouml to the height of «1111- foot. The
clouwut of time Is generally loll out of
musldomilon I11 snob n onloulntlou. the
actual work done being the only matter
thou ht about.
A cw rough estimates of the energy 1111
M In this way required for um-otlug
certain tasks n-vo-al some rurlou- mulls.
Aasumlug nu avomgowmdltlmi of roads It
In mkmml that walkingnm- mile in equiv-
alent to lllllug i'l‘. tons to the Might of
one foot; walking four miles minim Mm
times 1111 much energy. and In equivalent
to lllllng 711 tons to the height of «mafia-1t.
Partying 1111 pounds 11 diatom-s- of four
mllm In miisldoroil to handle Ill" foot
tons of energy. and this slim-1i,- a moron.
lent mvtof unit fordi-allng with thorns-vary
mpilml for bigger tasks
A peddln In the mom of a day 11 work
Is summed on the storage to Mort sumo
thing like 1101) foot tom "1 energy. a dock
Ialsm‘ 11 oflorts 111-1- mtmntly put down 111
1211 foot tons. a tiny' I labor at pile driving
minim 111mm 1111111 and 11 11am in the
mom of a day' 11 labor pubs forth as much
energy 1111 would lift soil tons to the bright
Mumfm. mmhfltnthrhelghtdm
M
A day's work for an ordinary lam I
estimated at from ”1111114111 foot Inna. this
I'M". m hard work Turning a sum-b
m” steadily all 1111; , 111 m equiv»
. at moshing like 1111 our sons. wldls
ammo-generally!» «Intestines
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DAILY IND-I! N DEN: HIM
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John Ayres, of East Rcrwalk, has
been rebuilding Captain Grant Backett's
sloop “Tiger." putting in new timbers,
keel,planking and center board. Stephen
S. Lockwood will paint the boat.
Mrs. Huyler was sweeping one day
last week, when she was taken with
another paralytic shock, and fell to the
bottom of a flight of stairs. injuring her
head quite badly. Her condition is scri~
ous.
Mrs. Hannah Erwin, of Orange. N.
J.. is visiting Mr and Mrs. 0. 0.
Bowen.
Captain Frank R. Stevens expects to
take out a sailing party tonight.
Michael Spore aiid'wife. and of Main
street, spent Sunday in Bethel.
The “jigger” car killedadog on the
extension yesterday afternoon.
CONCERNING PRIDE.
Prldo‘ol Intelligence. Pride of Am
aau and (”may Other Dorie.
I have boon engaged upon a sevens
problem lately. but one which Is seeming
Iy so simple that every one should beable
to solve It~ ‘ I have been trying to define
pride. What Is pride, anyhow? There are
so many things that we call pride which
cannot possibly puss muster as the real ar-
ii1-I11. Again, we have been taught all our
lives that nothing that isfaiso 1-1111 ho loci,
and yet we are day by day brought in con-
tact with an existing condition whh h we
denouiluute false pride. Here Is a porn—
dox, 11111on
'1 In re are pride of birth, pride of being.
pride of intelligence and pride of 11 thou-
sand of other things of about «111111 Im-
pnrtanue, but the grouping of them all
brings me book to the origin: 1l question
Wzb it I11 pridil To be proud one must brim
something to be pr11111l1',1f and in non. prido
isnpprwlailon, and it Is only when that
Helm- of appn-oiuiion is well illiwtod that
it possessos the ring of quality. When
1111-11 I1nd women noglu't duties through
some misqu-n 111-1113111111”; of possible oritI-
(ll-ll" or of probuhli- self illillilll;lil"l‘l, Mil
11rI11u1tIe1I, tho m-ntiuiont which wineries
them. or rather which stands In the way
of their 111-1‘11'i1y. is not prido; I1. I11 conceit:
I do not believe that prldomn I11- qualified.
It lbs-11111 to mo that It must be as Indi-
vI1I-1:1I us a mountain urn luv. and that
its lavish-11111 is dependent solely upon tho
homo-11 worth of the person In whom it
dwells. ‘
My olmorvution has given mothn mn-
vloiion that. 1111 manor how seriously 1mm
and \voiuou ol' thu- wurhl devolve «obi-1'11.
[Iii-y linariuldy 1I1‘1'1-iv1‘ [henna-I11": mono,
and the 1111111111 11! 1’th l1 t11u4rv11uoiitly
parts.
.11. 'TN'nr-k.....~-v':m1111
is s to
Metal .ataveryreasisiablc figure. Nu
meddthrowingthimmd kniveafotks
andspocnsaway, nomatreru sheavdid
notccstmuch, opiate of Royal bite
Metalwillmake them worth twice as
rumba-wheat were new Dropcard
and agent will . Piraeus cam-1.131
Water “not, So. Norwalk, (it. Good
agents wanted.
Tax Collector’s
NOTICE!
NUTICE 1:1 hereby given to all p1r-
washable to pay taxes to the 1111111 of
Nrmvalk in the Corsair 11f Fairlie-Id and
State of (immacticut, on the mamoni
list of 1891'), that I will meet them to n-
and places. to wit:
Altimeter-1311f W. S. Hanf'ord, East
Norwall: (Down Town) on Tuesday.
September is: 1896. from it) o'clock
forencon nnrill? maceration.
At the stmeofJ. C. Bundle. at Win-
nipauk. on the afternoon of Tuefllay.
September lsr, 1896, from 3 o‘clock until
le’hlo’ciock.
At the store of Alphonm Dibble. at
South Five Mile River, on tho evening
0! Tuesday. September 1st. 1836.1111111
3:00 rich-Ti said “'30 o’clock.
At the office of [he Lollecfor. Room
No. I Maritime building. in the City of
Norwalk, in said town of Nonvuik on
Wednesday, September 2nd. 1896, from
9 o'clock formant. until 3 o'clock after—
nmn.nn1l from '1' to '1 o’clock in the
evening.
Mr. Stephen (instruct. 11f Cmnstock
Bros" Kuwait. and Mr. J. M. Layton.
at his ofliv-e. Railroad Place. South {1’1 1r-
ceive said taxes, at the following times '
me.
011.in laws which shall remain m:—
paid after the first day of (Haber. lfitnu.
IDIBI’PPC at the rate of SlXEPl-Ji CENT
will be charged from the 3151 day of
August in!“ until the same shall be
paid
“SURGE it. ST. JOHN.
(T1 Mach 1r.
In and for said Town of San-ink, 1111
the List of 191W).
Dated at Smalk. CL. July 11. 1111111.
*1
Charlie
llirougli tlu- 111Is111l11'11 notion of pride. We
111-1'1-1' 1|1‘1‘1‘I\'1' 11lil1‘r1i until we lint dronin-
Hum-hm. It would not apprar rim-emiry
I11 mien-present anything 10 . mond or I
third person If it wore not that wo want to .
111111111111 oursrlvoa that tho mien-prose ntn 1
lion Is the result of smoothing win: is we
should I1. 1111 n11-niuplb boil or vvbh b wr I
may 1'11 do and Inn we are inlluo now! by
that 1111: lili)’ of 011111114: wbh I1 iii-1111111 . rlrl I
1-l1111111111l which Is “Tiling to humiliate
Itself fora word or No of prul-u- it is all
ways sol! dos-1 ptlon lit-1t. — 8111' York Br- I
confer.
,
Veg-toms huts I
Those who would lik‘o to make rhonems I
a wry small -".'III' on» nth-11 inuildc-d to art
pin-[1111' rennet 1o prmluro coagulation of
the mills. A at‘IvnlIst 1111)" that if the
Io'awu of the common 11111111411111 are
plum-1| In 11 alrnlior and the mill; (mil
from theme: is poured our 1t.1ho null:
will soon ln-oouu- that; and Isms 1111M,
1l1~'Il1l111111 II:'.1\11r lhv- y1ll1111 Indatmw aim I
imam-sew tIu- pi'nporim of mulling iuillt.
and tho 1111111“. ..r 1.111-«11111‘ l'l’t‘ln‘l' It 1111 1.
I‘l‘lllll‘l 111 all nilu-i' MIN". 'I'ho 111111-11 11111! 1
flowers are put I11 the strainer. 11ml thol
mill. l-1 11I~1\\I_\' pound 111'1'1' ilirm, 'I'hol
Ilowpr In-iulv 1d the gimb-u artichoke also ’
puma-w lIn' plans-r2}? 1d" I'INIVIIIJT‘II)! milk.
Ill \ iv“ 11! IIII'I'HI‘I'I-Wifiihfililllll'llilil" 111111-11
I11 pmi'lv who pro—pure r1-111'11-l in tho- o-nli
11:1r;.' I11-l1l-»11,I|1iowgwuldo n-uurf Is worthy
HI nth-11111111 IIo‘ loan-M. pruzud’lv olruiwvl
11ml ptopurl-II. Would l11~ vrrv llilu'il min-r
and 1111 in I1) mono 161:111 annual sob-1.111111»
1\‘I1l1'I1 11111)‘ “11 IIIT‘HIHIII 1'I11'111II'11I Plums!!!
lluil uldll ilit'm l'nr Tomi. ~Nrw Turk
Is‘IIgvl'
A Novelty.
.\ 1111'th hawker rwoully lntnulunnl a
"molly 111 Latin Iva
llo «old. ' llmv you are. m'nilomrnn-thn
“realm“ lln‘i'hllnii HI “1" 111:11' '
I’lisu‘rinlnpplngloll-111ml What It It?
Ilou I1rt' .\ lliltfllll‘ll/Wl keyhole plate
{offhand-«1n, It will attract an unit
nary «in-I boy {mm 11 distanci- of 111111 T11"
Ally-111 haw to do to ilml iho anyholr 1.
to tolw not your Loy and bang on 1111,"
'l'Im-v 1111111 lll‘l' N'porfril 111 how born In
pmsl lu llmomwd which million-d 111 boy
the novelty. London at "sworn,
Among the 11111111111111- stmmgoms by
which pvblo endeavors to m-omnmud folly
I0 fl'ifltl‘ll thorn in mum-1y on» tluit rim!"
with lone comm than aim-111111111. or a
and I
wk you for your trade
because we believe we
1:111 please you. We
are willing to iakcihc
thauccs and try.
goods are all right.
and we know it, and
walk, are authorized to receive taxes {1 1r '
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TRISTRAM 81 HYATT,
Special.
PRICES OUT IN TWO!
We will place 011 Side Saturday Morning, .luly
Wallets, together
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Sale of
-. . , 2 Gazette .Building,.NorvlaII1, Ct.
SHIRT
WAISTS
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25th, 0111' cutii'c stock of Ladies” Shirt
with 75 (107.011 which we have just received,
at the following low prices: "
All of our m-écut waists, 111111111ch collars and coils: sizes from :12 to 44, at 25c. . 1
All of our 751‘ and $1 waists, separate collars. sumo waists and white collars and calls, at 501.
All of our 1111.25 and $1.510 waists iii imrcalos. lawns and dimitius,at $1. ,_
All of our line waists. formerly sold at 151.751: and?! at $1.25
Misses waists‘ reduced from 501: to 251:.
Misses waists" reduced from 756 to {1011.
Misscs’ waists reduced Irom $1 25 to 7:711.
ALL NEW AND UP- TO- DATE STYLES!
TRISTRAM 8: I-IYATT,
Norwalk. . .
Connecticut.
BEST.
VALUE!
LOWEST
‘1 ... PRICE!
THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
Because they wear our casy’fittiug, comfortable Clothing.
TRADE with us and you will FEEL THE SAME!
1 by.
The lost
Complete
......{SPRING CLOTHING
All 0111' customers feel this
We have now in stock
lEver lShownl
This NCity!
1-1.11'1 1111.111 11 .m, .1: '81 trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
run if) them. Ask our;
Connecticut
Creamery
I latter
(3112111111! lIIc Cream.
Vino-1f 1d 1111: lino.
Zlc lb; 5 lbs.
$l.00.
LORENZO DIBBLE,
ll Snub Main Street.
Trivia 111111 511111
You couldn’t maki-
01:01" Invmtmeol
0' Ilium luv flu-
1:111” miss: nt 111 1
onus-e1”: urn-11
Thu] Jun! 1'1 IE
moths 1100' I «at tlmn
Hwy don‘t Ilia-(1111111
In “Inc In any ms
maul-lo out-M and
run-an always ms-
nu tho-in very
nearly 1M1 mim-
Tb" mire lino 1111M-
cats or Mrlmms and are always excellent
collateral Ito-11 we want Dru-water dia-
11: ”It“! so to
HOMER B. HOYT'S
Jewelry sad Optical Store,
pup-11ml diagnose of the Md claim-tn by
fictitious npmmrama—Johumn,
”Washingtonian-t.
no:
gmmam A High Aim!
That 11 my mittow'm high aim.
:ggn Nothing My. nothing fall of hiddon flaw-moth-
OAT‘I’LI ing that we m I "am gm out of my stori- '
Bhutan“ ”or misuse» "curing .1111 Mm!!!“ behindk
...", everythingwenn. 11thqu ism ‘11.’I‘ak11
110110101 mm $13111. W 1111111111111 .1111 11nd )
IIITV chat! siftcdoui iv. dons want to increase the
gag". "314?". animals hole-mo. foul :theydaorv t
w on .
:33“- ..1 «Kill 11
AWLC.
3.1.11». MANUIL 'r. Harm-1,8
The Mag Grin Dealer.
to launch street. as. lam-la. K
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86 WASHINGTON STREET
South Nor-walk.
C 01111: and see our
1 High
Grade
l9 lb.
Wheel
for
$50.
FULLY (il'ARAN'I'IiI-II).
Icrwalli Pattern Works.
c. It. AISTIIORPE,Prop.
HARTFORD
Bicycles $55
Some l-iryrIo prim have Iron 19- $50
oMly dropping. due to Ilovrc rom-
prtiuou among makers oi 111ml".
The price of imdwoiihy Ilartloid
hiryrln drops openly. Nothing undorbandcd
in our dealing 1111 I1 you. We treat everybody
the sack.
Columbia Bicycles
3100 mm
There is no mmpetidon wilh rolumbisu. Tho)
are the choice of everyone who wishes the
M-Imquallcd, unappmarhcd.
In Calakmaxm‘ Idlin'nnel all ( Idan‘i'ljlas M
’01!
f. 8. AIILEII CYCLE 00.
+119 Wall street. llm‘sili.
NW’TK
«AK
5951:st
The Effects of
Hot Weather
Will I111 1111131 1'1I during this Work in the prices. We
thought they were low enough. but It scams 11111; the
1.1111 bus moIlcd them {or fair; we don't expect freezing
weather again right away 111 Milton them up again,
IlCIIIICl' do we expect the goods will slay long enough
to stand the misc in price; they 1'1111'1 .11 these ligurcs,
15I11111d woven hammocks. made from best sciuc twine.
$1.011 cacb;wor1l1 double.
Io close woven hammocks, spreadcrs, etc. full size, at
$1.75 each; worth 83.
:5 dozen great big all liucnlowls, knollcd fringe, hand
some borders. at run 1:111'I1: worth 3111'.
3011 yards bleached cotton imvcliug, lull width, (1c qual-
ity, {111‘ 3 3-41: per yard.
mo wrappers all 1111:1151 or less.
In our ,
Millinery .'
Department
111; are moic than making swooping icdm lions—441611-
thing in the entire stock .11 1:11:11 to finish up this sco-
son 5 trade. We want nothing .11 all 11: it over.
:5 dozen genis‘ outing iianucl shirts {1111111 11111 b.
111 dozen boys' outing flannel shirt w.1ist.¢,11II sizes and 1
good styles. 191: each.
15 dozen boys' cambrlc shut waists, lull assortment oi
nice patterns quarter waists, 15c caih.
STUDl o“ 152
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