' a heavy fog, and is fast aground. So far
, and it is thought can be floated at the
‘ board. The Tillie hasa cargo of sur-
' urday. Prosecuting Attorney J. (31.0111-
was satisfied it was accidental. It could
,Thog‘inpo yieldwhich premised fair.
in the spring will probably be light as
the continued damp weather has blunted
many of the finest bunches.
‘ Michael I". Quigley, of New Britain,
who was shot at the rifle range of the
First‘regimont. is somewhat improved.
although his conditionis still considered
very serious.
The young woman who committed
suicide in the Charter Oak building in
Hartford has been identiilml as Tillie
erbes, a former Winsted girl; Her
mother lives there now. Her father com—
mitted suicide ten years ago.
The steamer Tillie, Captain Webster,
from Eastpert, M0,, is ashore on the
south side of Fisher's Island. She went
on about 9 o'clock Wednesday night in
as known she has sustained no damage,
next high tide. Her crew are still 011
dines.
Judge Bill, in the Hartford police
court yesterday, ordered a hello enteI‘c'd
in the cases of Quartermaster Sergeant
Otto Mantie and Private Henry Sch-
werdtlegcr, the two members of Com-
pany A,Firsr mgiment, C. N. (L, one
of Whom shot Michael F. Quigley
through the body at the rifle range Sat~
houn, who is also deputy coroner, said
he had investigated the shooting and
not be determined which man tired the
.bullet which killed Quiglcy.
How to get the big cannons that have
rrivcd at Bethel from Washington, D.
C., to Putnam I’ark, isaqucstion that
is puzzling some of these who has the
matter in charge. Superintendent
Wortman of the park said yesterday
morning that a derrick Would probably
have tohe erected, 1n order to lift the
cannons from the cars into a cart. There
is also .1 our lead of cannon halls, each
ball weighing scvcntydivc pounds, that
has got tobe carted to the park. The
cannons weigh three tens each, :uid there
are about fifteen tons of the shells. i‘ctcr
McDonald has the contract to cart them
' notion of a State ticket and presidential,
. allowod two delegates at large and one
down to the park. 1
' ‘ of some...
have called the convention for the aural-
electers, to behold in Warner Hall. New.
Haven, on Tuesday, September 8, at 10
o’clock in the forcnoou. Each town is
delegate in addition for each tun votes or
major fraction lhersoi cast in the town
for presidential electors in, 189:3; also,
an alternate delegation of the same nun: -"
ber. Professor Samuel Dickie, the Nat-
ional Chairman. and Hon. Joshua Luv-
eriug. the presidential nominee, are to
present and speak. '
Premium on the New Dollar Bills.
The new :51 silver certificates Wcro
commanding a premium of 25 cents yes-
terday. The specie dealers who bought
them in lurge‘quantitics when they first
came out, have been making a handsome
preiit on them. At the outset the pre-
mium . was five cents. ' When
it was discovered that the wori
“tranquillity" in the extract firm
the United States constitution in the
scroll on the front of the bill was spelled
wrong—only one "1" being usedwth'e
premium was raised to ten cents. Then
came the news that the printing of the
bills had been stopped to correct the
error, whereupon the premium was ad
vanced to twenty-five cents. When the
last design for nickel live-cent pieces
was made the word cents under the
“V” on the back of the coin was left off
“Gents” was subsequently added, but
not until a great many of the coins had
been struck off. There is no premium
on the incomplete live cent pieces. They
are too numerous.
il 11111110113111
deyou?
Backward mrehedw 1:“ '
net's... '1' "'
nun": mic 1.1.11 those. ,
With his ilro gold. flickering heir.
In his blinding moor; 'ltlnd.
And the scales you In: his hand.
Mighty were th'or out M Veil lthey could
value both hohvgun
"Angel." asked I humbly than}
“Weighcst thou the souls of man!
That thine eflloe is. I know."
“Nay. " he answered me. “not so.
But I weigh the hope of men 15;,
BI ace the power of choice began , -' ’3
In the world, of good or ill. " 1' .1.
$11
.1311:
Things regardless, outcast. few.
Martyr ash, arena sand.
01 St. Francis" cord a strand.
Boeehun cups of men whose need
Fastod thatlhe peer might feed.
Dislllusiens and despairs 1
(It young saints with grief grayed hairs,
Broken hearts that brake for man.
Marvel through my pulses ran
Seeing then the beam divine
Hwii’tly on this band decline,
While curth' s uplpdor and renown
Mounted light as thistle down.
—James Russell Well.
ANOINTMENT AT CORONATIONS.
-u-
\ Pccuharlty ol the Russian Ceremony
Said to Be Very llnportlnt.
It' is not generally know 11 that the rite
1 froronaiion in the RussocGreek church
:1g1v21s with the religious ceremony of
:111 English coronation in one very i111»
pertant particular or that this rosem-
blanc e distinguishes the coronation serv-
i: no of England and Russia from those
1 i all other countries.
The identity of ceremonial consists in
the use of the “holy clirism, " or
“cream,” in the anointnu'nt of the sov-
ereign. In the Roman rite, at the core-
nations of the old emperors of Germany
-thut is to say, of the holy Roman cm-
pirc, in which Austria, in :1 sense, has
:;:11'1-1-11dc1l——1111t tho schism. but the in»
furior oil of the catcchumcus. or cu111li~
1:11:21 for baptism, is employed. In the
casicrn rite. on the contrary, the Qhrism
is 1151111.
This chrism is umlci'sthl to bestow
“11 character. ” to use a theological term.
upon the recipient—in other words, it
lilllliII'I’S‘ certain gifts of the Holy Ghost
not exactly of :1 succrdotal character, for
:t is not uscd in the cast for thc ordina~
.‘ion of bishops or priests, but neverthe-
l~~ss :1 special gift from on high, which
i: inrlrfcasiblo in him \1'l111r1:1:ci1.'1's it,
:11111 which. so long as he corrcsxmiuls
with divine gm1-,'gir11.~‘ him supernat-
ural sncranu'nial grace to fulfil the du-
111191 of his High oilicc.
’l‘bisis the mcnniugo! the words "the
«oil of the gift of the Holy Ghost" used
:J
This: 1 waited and woo still. 1% 1
In one scale I saw him place fut“
All the glories of our reco— , 3:,
Caps that lit Belch-sun's ram. '93“
Home, the lightning of the cast. ’5 )1
Kublai's scepter, Owner's sword. ' j“
Many a poet's golden word, , “l'
giany a skill of science. vain 11:,
1: make men as gods again. , If:
In the other scale he throw 1"";
Sufism
'nmtmm '
3mm!!! slimmed lathe nurture! 11k
foonrcot
so i
, an once 1111111 litel1‘M til
its ‘ . the elitism has actor been
lulled low the consecration of bishops, as
it‘ll! in thegrcater part 01 the west.
Now it is a wry interesting point to
notice that the only country 111 the world
insides Russia in which at the present
day the sovereign is anointed with
chrism is England. This used also to be
the case in France, but of course the
French mourncby In new 11 thing of iho
past. In a learned paper by Dr. Wick-
lunn Legg a note is quoted from a
pamphlet printed in 11119 upon the man
nor of crowning the emperor, in which
it is slated that, whcrcas the kings of
England, France and "Jerusalem and
Uicilio" were thus anointed, there were
no fewer than 12:: other kingdoms at that
time in Western Europe, including Po~
land, of which the sovereigns Were not‘
unoinic1l.Tlu~ kingdom of "Jerusalem
and Cicilic” has (i c'ouise long disup
poured. —London Times.
Cut Flowers In New York.
There .nro now about 20 wholesale
sommissien dealers in cut flowers in the
city. The first dealer in this Illliillllli-lhl
durtcd about 18 years ago. Before that
retail florists who did not raise their
own {lowers sent to the greenhouses of
1111-. grew (11's for ihcn1.Now nearly all
florists buy of the wholesale commission
d1 .1l1‘1s 111 the city.
The flowors sold in this city are grown
in New Jersey, and on Long Island and
at some othcr points in this state. They
1111 brought here by express packed in
boxes constructed for the purpose. The
busy part of the day' 111 the wholesale
(lower establishments )9 from 8 o 'clock
'11' the morning. ht about whic 11 time
:he flowers arrive, until about noon.
The 1 11: homers of the wholesale dcnlcr
1111' 11111:) not only city florists, but also
l'oiists in many places within 75 miles
iround Ne“ Yo' 1., andilowcrs are often
dripp: d from here to points much more
Instant—Now York'b'un.
Another Kind.
“You allude to a lot of smoking ruins
In your story. " Mild the city editor.
”Yes. ” replied the reporter, “they
Were there. "
“But I didn‘t scndyon to write about
a conilagration. This was a somisocial
occasion. ”
“I knew it. Butthcrc were a number
of cigarette fiends present. "—ll‘ashing-
ion Star.
Love mukcs its record in dccpcr col-
ors as we grow out 41! childhood into
manhood, as tho emperors signed their
names in 1311-1-11 ink when underage,
but when of age in pimple—Longfel-
low.
Marquise : com: next .1116: the 01111: '51
sons of 111111111, ni.1l urn succeed: d by ll):-
oldost sons of dukes not of the: blood
r11}. '11.
all approximate Iotho o
model—they at the loot and me lose »
at the hips. The newest styles have {lets
at the back only, but nevertheless time
having godets all around are still wor 1 by
fashionablegvomen who prefer them. As
long as the circumference is maintain i at
about five yards fancy may be indulgui to
the utmost.
It looks now as if skirts would slrwly
shrink tothe eclskin style again wit out
an intermediate season of the old i 1sl1-
'ioned full skirt, which at one thno soc bed
on the point of being revived. Of all ain-
\(1: .\'1: 1:11:11 S cows.
pie skirts the full one is the most. on mile
and becoming. If it is not stiffener as
our gmudiuothnrs' were not, it fall. In
lu-nutiful folds, and the fullness sprin lug
out about. the hips makes the waist appear
very slender.
The fullness at the hack of tho In cst
skirts is not laid in plaiis, but is gatlu rod
into 1'1-rynurrow 11111111111591, perhaps :111 i 11-h
snda half nriwo inches on each sidwof
ihu'hack opening. The backnpcnin it-
self. which is always treacherous 1 '11::
with the most. careful arrangement of
small hooks and loops tolm'p It cltm'll.
can be avoided by leaving upon the Mini
the loft Imiul scum that joins the idc
breadth to the hack lircudth. This Ij for
Icss likcly to gupc. Better yet, if ihvr1i<
1.1:)“ trimming, or if there are rcvvr- o1'
”raps ut H11- top of the inblicr scams, the
opening of the skirt may be in {111111, ron~
cooled byth (let-oration. In this In 11-1'
farm the wearer is quite 11:1sy111i111b'1l nul
has 1111 four of :m expose of white [M'lillriili
«1111 annoyance only second to the s ip
1 ing down of the waistband.
A picture is gin-n of 11 summcr cost: me
for :1 young girl It is of 111111.11 hm 11g
:11: 1:]11' nunrk 1‘111I1roi1l1." 1111!: 1'11 on: is
:1:-ul« ov-m link sil' 'i I‘m 1.1111111 sl 11' In
li'lillllllllliil Ilo' Imdil' 11 .1 1111' 11 l11f1111i
ur11:1ll1l11-111i~1-1:.:f,'ir'.’:~'ilk. lurin-
11- 11m 11! pi:1l‘.1|k:m~ tor: 1. wl lmv'k 11'1-1'
11111111113 of pink sill. panic. The '11“
.‘l1‘1'1‘1'- roach lull:1‘1-llm\\‘. 'I'Iu‘ IM'll I; :11
pink silk. .l1'1111. (311111.117.
s
Millinerym
1:
111111111 11116: block.
0 LEADING
IN THE TWIN CITIES. 1' K‘ I
Ladies going to the seashore for their vacation, should not fail to step
in our store and buy one of these
ELEGANT CAPESI
1‘ i
1
$10.75 Capes
' 0.00 Capes
0.00 Capes
Ai«.00 Capes for |.981r
H. KRIEGER,
We have placed ousale.
for $4.50 .
for 3.98, . » , 'i- I
for . 2.98
Mahackemo Hotel . Block,
South Norwalli.
SOUTH NORWALII - - -
SAVINGS BAIIII.
5! Washington Street.
Open daily from 9 to 12 a. 111., and from
I to :l p. 111.. end on Monday evenings
from 7 to 8.
Interest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN sommns l’rest.
JOHN H. Fannie 'Vlce- Prest.
JOHN H. KNAPP. See. and Trans.
D O R LO bl H O U 8— E,
(insecure 1101111:
Now open for the season of 111116. Shore Din~
n11 rs. llhode Island Clainbukcs Bathing,
heating and Fishing. IZ-io1iri1 1111's to the
hotels-very twenty minutes. J. I). OSULI.[-
.anmmu'. m2? ti
J.'D..iENN1NGs,
U N D E. RTA K E R .
KNIGHT STREET,
Norwalk, -
()pp. Street Iiailwny Depot,
RESIDENCE ELM STRET.
TELEPHONE CALL. ll.
Jacob M. Layton,
Flro, Life and
«Accident.
i N S U _R___ A N C E It
Real Estate and House Agent.
Ocean Steamship Tickets, and Sterling
Drafts. mun» Negotiated
and Stocks Sold.
OFFICE. 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
Next to Post Office.
‘(III’I'H NOIHYALK. : CONN.
Conn.
Votilry Public. Acknowledgments Taken
M11111 pail \lalsliillghm str: cts.
WAGON s I
New and Iceland-Hand.
BUGGIES,
PHAETOIS,
CARRIABES, .
canopies.
spicules, will
PRICES TO SUITALL
CALL AND SEE THEM.
HENRY TILLY.
fitbihbjngomen
11,115. 1111.111 cuuro‘no
” Cenbecousulted at heroihce
"42 Buoso Srnnn'r, Bumolrop'r, 001111..
From 1011. in. to 7 p. in. any day except
Sunday.
The doctor is :1. regular physician and for
the past nineteen years has made the diseases
0! women :1 specialty. Ladies suflerlng from
anydiiliculty incident to the sex can co
Dr. Guiliord in the strictest eenfl 1:0 with
c assuranr- o oi receiving the most
scientific treatment known to mode?!
J. B. RAYMOND,
and medicine. Home care with
nssnnn 111
xA‘lll’llgb‘ter‘lihnronimlIykfidreulledT 10.111110“
BROOKSI DE LAKE ICE!
“IlHIi' mile and rot: ill Hill: 1‘ and Ice house. 6
‘I: oilson ~irc:t(l11lers received at G bl.
"I [‘1 vwhrltlgi- 1“ (.0. :11‘ “mt HIUN‘, Burner 50““!
in as if
. 1
‘31‘
A MONTH OF BARGAINS, BEGINNING SATURDA
' Carpet Department.
We on: having :1 NICW
OI our storc.
CARPET ROOM built in NW rear
“"1: want to open it with an entirely
New Stock of Carpets.
To accomplish this. we shall make Surprisingly Low l'1'i1.1::'.
on our prcscnt stock.
Look :it tlu: prices.
A rt I‘Icmps, 251,218.
Rag (‘111'pcts, 2514s.
Iugruiu (Yurpols,
I’urt Wool 1113111111,
25cts.
-'I~()1'I:i. “
Sale price 1 5148
“ 19(3IS
“ 19148
291.18
A good assortment oi'lwst logi'aius,
in lengths. 5 yards
boot. quality,
'l'apcsii'v Ili'usscls, of
"lapcsiiy l’ russcls: 751-1, quality 1‘
I".1pul:1| iioxlmry Iliusscls, lliiuig, ‘
1.” - .
to ..-)).l:ls,
(I QQIIS
391th!
501%
6011111
I‘
let. tlilullly ‘ ‘
C'x
MATTINGS.
Stiiiiiilcs's i‘hinu Mailings,
(looil (lotion Wui'p “
(‘Iioicc “ “ “
I;,,st (4 ii
11111111111 Art Squares, 83H)”
.l11g1uu.'15\1t 1p: ucs,>~l.1() “
151'. Sale price 101:
9”“ g 12;“ '11:: will now: buv lhcm 1'l:::1p:.'rihuu :ii ihi: sale.
2 :1 ' Smyrna Mots, - - . 55c, This Sale, 39c
-.11- 190 11 1' 15c, " " 50c
2:» m 411-. 1' 25c 22 I: "°°‘°§li§3: '3 " .733 ' 1 "
1: '
$2. 00 l. .:r1 or size at 111,11: iilv good 1'. :lom ' '1“
EAT
$250
LTERATI
84 WASHINGTON STREET,‘
SHIRT WAISTS ~ 3
At-Less-Than-Cost!!! 3.
Shirt Waists, 50c to 15¢; Sale Price, 350
" 75c to $i.00; Sale Price, 50c
“ SLOO to $l.50; Sale Price, 75c
COO
PARASOLS.
Balance of our Parasols at Half Price ll
SUN UMBRELLAS AT COST! - '
_..- ..Q ~—_._.
'l'o lllillit‘ the sale more iuicrcsiiu ' to :1||,\'v1' will "ivc :1 Ilis- .
(‘3
count 11i'1.’l)p1'1'1'c11t on :1”
TABLE. LINENS
Lace Curtains at Special Prices!!
PORTEIERES AT CUT RATES.
.0.
Rare Bargains in CHENILLE COVERS! 1
O..-
0111" :111 111111.15. Ilml :1 plate In:
.\'.Il.'II.1'~1'11p1'c1nlpiucsgivcuoutinw:1111l.1r.11cforCash Hill).
A DICKERMAN 81
5 111's.
20 per cent.
u—ul
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Fancy
A
1} I ‘ '
‘ I
Y, AUGUST lst, 1896.
DRESS. GOODS.
FOR SCHOOL
111's. Shepherd Plaiels, l5c.
6 pcs. lligh Colored Fluids, l50. “
5 pus. Solid Colors, I5 to I912. “
l5 pcs. Plain and 1911110332512. “
Ilzuk. Colors 25 to 29c. - “
I pcs. 1’ lab: and Fancy, 40 to 5013. , “
I l‘VIlI. IIIL‘SS (iouils, 750 I0 5' 1.00 :1
11111555125.
Sale price ‘ 90
100
1250
15c
. 190
250
50c
._ _. 7-... ~ -m—
emnants of Dress Goods, Half Price
Black Goods.
ibis Sale We will 1rivo :1 5pc: 1.:l discount of
20 per cent.
‘20 p111'1'1mt.ou:1il ll lack Hoods.
[11's, honey Silk, at 25c.
D pus. FaucySilk,at 49c; i'ermci' price 09 to 890.
ow» m—-
"1
WASH GOODS.
l‘riulcl I’iquc, Inc.
M(ats and Ru 8! . Iiiuiiics, I0 and I250. “
g 1 Ilimitics audibgraiulics, I2; to ”Sc. “
' l'lmuciis Soii', 25:.
7 ’8 l’ol'calcs
,8 to I 01'.
i English l"01c:1les,I2«lc.
0'.
III RHIMW is our r1'11ul.1r IIAI{I1AI\ “Al.
Sale 11:1 will add ~11":de
SON,
Sale price 70
7c
. 90
(I 150
6c
90
During this
:11 m- for Ihurml 1)
SOUTH N ORWALK CONN.
’11s
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