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m Bole" advertisements. not exceeding five
lilies. one time. use : three times. we: sixtlmm,
Minn notices lCt‘ a line. Martino and
action. we. Schedule of rates for Idle-
am advertisements furnished on applica-
l
uncommon RAMs-B! mall. in advance.
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Months. has: six months. tun: one year. to.
Delivered by numbers. 120 a week. to be paid
, thourrler.
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Larger, Consider-ably, than the Combimd
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New York Herold Weather Ft rrcust.
Ti-e weather today premises to be genomi—
\l 'sultrysud partly cloudy. prccorlod by rain
, tithe coasts possibly followed by clearing.
with slowly fish: temperature. Tomorrow
ltpromises tobepartiv cloudy. with slowly
rising COEDOHltUlO.[l‘0billll)' followed bu. ruin.
9.52:.z _
Thermometer Record.
The hinbest point of the thermometer for
the twenty-four hours ending at noon today
was 73 denteee above zero: lowest. 52 degrees
above . ‘
Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow.
.fiun rises Bun sets High tide Lew tide
. at 5.03 at liziii ntllzll 611'
WEE“; “N'etvmlfidu cutie owls. I
We have been much interested in try-
ing to find outwhethcr there is any such
thing as a new cducation. The profess-
ors claim there is. They say now there
is not only an cducation, but a study of
education. We observe that the more
learned and famous they are the more
they being us when they try to tell us
just what the new («location is. Por-
. hupo this is only natural, since the more
,~ learned a man is the more long words
‘ ‘hewili be familiar with and the more
he will be tempted to lug them Into his
lectures and to talk ovcr our heads.
A good spcciincn of this sort of claw-
Ing after the infinite and tho inoxprcssi-
‘ ‘ble id seen in a paper by Profcsmr Nicho-
las Murray Butler. Professor Nicholas,
Murray Butler bcgins in this promising
way: "Thcre are three avenues of ap-
proach to tho study of education and i1.
., each of them the evolutionary point cf
.j view In nogouly illuminating but con-
trolling. Thcso flirt-e nvonucs are the
physiological, the psychological and the
sociological." we dcfy anybody living
to make out tron: l’rofcssor Murray lint-
ler’s nllcgcd cxplanation of these stato-
mcnta what he moans by them. We
leave them tin-toforo in a in}: and pose
on to another chccrful nmnumcmm-nt.
? _ ‘ It is that at present thcro is a wide-
“ nprend interest in ”two psychological
‘ doctrines of tho moatcst importance to
all teachers—namely, tho doctrinc of ap-
. perception and the doctrine of intcrcst. "
In the name of tho hmnan race and
of common sense we protest against this
rubbish which is lately filling educa-
tional maguinos. II it ill bcfog and
disgust rcally' ccnscicntious tcachcrs;
it will tend to make vain and shal-
low ones think thcy know something
when they do not. if those foggy old
gentlemen mean by psychology that ev-
ery teacher should study carefully the
peculiar tendcucics and mental and
"moral and physical charaetwistica of
each pupil and try to develop each onc'l
powcrn of observation and .rcnsoning.
then In them say so in plain English.
Until thcy do they will novcr make the
ordinary iniciliacnt pcrsml believe thcy
really know anything at all.
Even if tlu- widowed Duchess of Man-
chester has come here to buy a million-
ulre American wifo for her son, she is a
good soul who had. lot of trouble with
the dissolvnu and ipw down British no-
blcmnn who was hr-r hustmml. We
should rmmnbor of hot that she novcr
has snubbed and morncd her own fcllmv
countrymcn, so most. fool Amcricon
girls do when they marry lipul‘mh noble-
mm. The duchcss. formerly Miss (fon‘
suclo anaun. in wclcmuo in her native
land.
Weary trawlors will Welcome the
new fashionmi elm-ping car. it has rog-
nlar statcrmml like a ship, and them
can be locked. 'l‘hc pom-nun can stand
up to undress and t‘lmlll. The lx-rtns urn
alien. side of a crmidm, iustcnll of
being on both sides. All this has tum
momplilhcd by an ingenious sliding
.maugom‘cut of partltimns, which l-li‘flmll
simple now that sompboliy has illouniit
,
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Motion (Tlironiclc is “glad In an-
‘ «1 , parlhuuvntary minimum that.
. . ' n in; to lin'ouligaic (":cil liluuhs in
’Afriu. But who will sit upon Joe
flhnmbcrlein?
WWW m—w
no or m "mum
All list“ on item Ill OM lplrlismllg Ay-
ntiiu led Lorne Dodilsh
Fisunn'e lsmsn Bounding. 20th. 1890.
Editor of the Sentinel. The "Mys—
tery" left Block Island this morning.
with all hands on board well. Up to
the present time the weather has been
charming, with just enough roll on the
ocean to suggest the Immibility of sea
sickness. No one has suffered from it,
however, but it was noticed on the way
to the fishing grounds, yesterday, that
a few of the otherwise jolly guests look-1
ml quito dcji‘ctcd. Thin was noticed
particularly in the case of Dr. Unborn,
who, like a true sportsman, had left his
business behind, and thoroforohad no
medicine with him with which to allay
his sufferings: however, asho was rc-
pcatedly taken for. the Prince of Wales
at the various points touched, he had no
right to mind a little thinglilro that.
Lawyer Light has developed a won
(irons appetite, but, for that. mattcr, so
have all hands. At the call of "all hot"
there is a prccipitate rush for the table.
But Lawyer Light—it cheers the heart
of the host to see the relish with which
he partukes of his meals. At the fishing
mounds, yesterday, he hovered suspici-
oust around the bait, but there was it
watch kept on him, so he did not get 11
chance to eat any of it.
Frank Lynch is enjoying himself im-
inensly, and is contributing much
to the enjoyment of the others.
When the heat ties up in the even-
ing his rich baritone voice may be
heard breaking forth into song. His
repertoire, though somewhat antiquat-
cd, was good, and therefore some of the
older guests were delighted to hear from
him such songs us“Wuit for thc “'ll'
iron," ”The Minute Gun at Sea," otc.
i‘rank is a good fisherman, and seldom
loaves his line, but this morning he left
it long enough for some one to tie a cod—
:ish to the cnd of it. When Ii'rnnk ro-
iurucd and tool: hold of his line. Ihcrc
lcgan u action of the most romarknblc ,
never before was a poor defunct codiish i
pullcd though the water with such to - .
mondons speed, but ihi‘ look ultici‘pl
disgust that settled on his countenancel
when he discovered what his prize was, i
mined the “sympathy" of all his,
friends. g
Eph Thomcs has suddenly dovelopcd l
a passion for star-gazing. Last night
he sat for hours on the deck of thc boat: .
linking up into the sky. His face took I
on a look of deep meditation—u sort of:
pathetic look—41nd as one by one his 5
friends passed him on their way to theiri
Ili'TlIlS, they cast furiivc. g'diicv'sl toward l
him, and deep down in their hearts:
they wondered win-thcr ho was cndur- i
ing the pangs of Iiorncsickncss. Butt ;
‘lfli‘l' bu had finally rctircd for the uiuhtfi
all minds were disabuscd of this Idem:
for be mudc the night, hidcous with bis‘:
H
snoring. and any one who could snorei
like he did was not thinking of homo. ‘,
When :u'cuscd of this, In- Miami to bet l
#10 to $5 that llcnry lliltou could double f
discount. him on snoring, which was all 3
a mistake, for l‘lph ln-urd (‘nptuin ;
Barnes, and thought. it was Captain ‘
lia-ury Hilton, who, by the way. took I
ihc prize (prize not stutcdi for catching»
the first soubuss and the first codflsh. ;
A. Bach is having a mind time, and 1m ‘
this trip noth if life was a “joke that :
had just be, u llolaughs so much'
that. it has bocrnuc a sort of disease with 1
him. He has made horculcun efforts to I
tcll funny stories, but his risiblos nro sol
casily excited that he finds it inqmssiblo ;
to finish them. He is a good fisherman,
loves his pipc, and swears by the “blue;
flag."
Speaking of storics, "rclnimls us" that
Walter Hilton is on outcrtniuing gut-st.
Captains Scott. liarucs and Soilcck, Mr. I
liurmun and Will l‘erry are all good (01- l
lows, and, as the trip bcninn to draw to
acloso, wc are again “rcuuudml” that
(iaptuiu Dexter K. (‘olcn is one of the
host of hosts. Nothing hos boon loft un-
done by him that could in the siiuhust
degree contribute in tin- comfort and
phmsnre of the curate, and all who took
part in tho excursion' will think of him
as the host of I'llil'riuilirr-i, Thanks to
him, there has bwul nol guru in the ar-
raugnlncnts. lna word, rim excursion
has bm-n u success. (2. (I. ll.
CONSOLIDATED RETNENCNINO.
Necessary. it is Said. to Take in Saul in Times
Like These.
llccnuso of thc frcc silvcr nuitzitiuu'
find the dubious political outlook, tlm
Ncw York. Nu-w liuvcn and iinriford
rmlroutl has orclcrml :lll [nmsibb- rcirc 11 '2-2- i
”mills in l'vvry branch of tlw "l""""l”'11|
deputiIm-nt f‘lillslnli'lll with tln- villi-wot :
handling of lumiucss. ‘
'l‘im-u work iraim and it‘s) own on tho,
llnricln branch were laid oil. as worn,
two main Illl!‘ freight crews and two.
switching engines at two of tho princi~
pal yards of the New York division. nudg
ouobrakomnn from cach of tho fronting
trains. i
Vit'el‘rcsidcnt li.ill said today: “it
s a‘lwayl u polo policy in such tlums do
those tn take in soil. Home of the work
of construction is being- «Lac »ntiunml‘
" that Mr. (Jhmnlwrluiu will sit, .
and w- arc rclreuchinp ‘i‘nr ways,
Iliku the New York lk‘flli'fllilalm Perri
lnylvania and othcr male. To carry on?
husiucm it isllvsccsnuy to lmvo sound
money. ' 'l
Connecticut
Laundry,
smoothly at the new laundry
mid the quality of the work
turned out is quite favorably
commented upon.
aimed at is high, and it isin-
tended tllntit shall be attain-
cd and maintained.
charged by other laundrics.
scml address and wagon will
pyratious, and it is safe to say thutgca“.
Connechcut
. Laundry,
i as to the coral polypus.
7 of South Norwnlk. will have this addit-
ional item of lliio'rt‘st to investigate
I i
Lever firm, Ltd, fl
Hovilund street.
Everything is now running
The standard of excellence?
No change in the prices
Bring in your bundles or
lluvxlund sirtcl.
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Sea Anemone: in the Stand.
The New York Tribune of Friday
morning announces that Prof. lllci'vor-
mack bus bccn fortuuatc in securing
sonic cxtrau-rtliunrily lino spccizncns of
the son nucm-mcs in Long Island Sound.
It may not be gout-rally known that the
sea aucmoncs arc supposcd to exist only
in the sonthcrn waters, and by for thc
more bountiful of tin-so strange crcuturcs
are gcncraliy discovcrcd in tropical sons.
but Prof. hit-(lorrnack has discovcrcd
some bountiful specimens from the bot-
tom of the Sound in the vicinity of (ilcn
island. Thcy bclong to the large family
of Zoophitcs. and un- thereforo first cons-
'l‘hc spccilncns
found wore pluccd on exhibition at (ilcn
island two days ago. It occurs to us, in
this connection, that those who are to
l accompany the Sunday school excursion
‘ of the First Mcthodlst l-lpiscopul church.
among the many other attractions at
this dclightful rcsort. We are told that
the tickets are now selling vcry rapidly,
and anyone who desires to nunbrucothis
opportunity should loac no time in
securing the dcsircd number of tickets,
for, us We. have bcforo stated, only thc
unrubcrof tickets equal to the boat's
capacity will be dhqmsod of.
An I‘lxlrcmo Cams.—-—l"rioml-—Wus hc
very much intoxicated, colonel?
’l'ho (lentil-mun from KlmlllizllwaIF-
urmfully, nah! chcr sow such a
spectacle! Ill-was sodrunk, sah, that
he lost his coakscrcw!
1
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'u VA: " . Liquid slim:
I 1 I. .- v , . i '
1., lcl .n 54.0.1.1 . .ww.
\‘f‘i ‘ l the bull u l"l11r‘i,rvt
l‘ 1v «1 u f #1:. I'm lull i-~_
[no in «wt-cu c .., ._ u ., i,
" Vic um” no ll I I. I .v I.‘tu.\l1 "
It moods. everything 51:
Niih’l'LY, linear and Sindhi
that articles may be put ii
service again the next day.
and no worry over it'.
EPAGE S
i‘dh‘dlfiG LU E
Hum}?! to can“. Sold c anywhere.
CIR.» with minor mvrr lnr 'Ir-i lnnli -. O
_ L 1'... Km
READ....
THE
WANT
’l‘ 11 . Snail ht way of washing
nibble); boiliiIzg. without injuring
T" Sunlight Soap
i
Don't let another wash day go by without using it.
You'll find, it will do what no other soap can do. and
it will please you in every way.
Harry D’Esta
clothes, without
the finest fabric.
Mum and Harrison film, New York.
WALL FLOWERS
are not always the prettiest things in
our designs in wall papers. We have
the acme of btuuty in all the new and
unique dcsigni and colors for parlor, bed
room. dining 'oom, vestibule, library or
sitting mom, dl suited to their particular
needs and ammpriate adornment. Our
prices are lowsud our papers are away
up.
Painter-3‘ Smplies.
Artists' Materials, matures.
Pictures franed to order.
Peintin . Pmerhanging, Decorating
and Sign ritng.
DECKER.
79 was: KtOnStreet. 80. Norwnlk.
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7‘
ROTON POINT
AUDIII'ORIUM
llr. land Mrs.
and Company.
Presenting a ligh chm, 110ch and do
cidodly plowing cltcrtuiumont, '
cmsistinqof
Ventriioqulsm, -'
Prestidizitatiep, ,
Vocalisn and Dancing,
Mechatlcal Theatre,
Musical flats,
Royal liarienettes,
Acrobtic
Spclalties‘, etc.
Finch and Judy.
Forthccbildrcn. Muffin prices: Adults, I
' 10c; ('hildrcn, I» Evcning,
l0 and L’iuints.
‘GLEN lSLAND
ANI'
COOL sagszss:
Grand Excusien by
srnsnt
MYNDERTSTARIN
I'Nlllflll Till-Z M‘Fl‘d'hl ill“ Till-l
FIRST M.E.lHURCH
Sunday b'chml of Silutlfivrwalk to liion
~1illh.
Wednesday, Au‘ust 26,’96
From ihc hll‘itlillmill 406‘ N o‘clock slmri.
’Fickcis, - » 50 Cents.
l‘blldrI-u under 1:. 27M. i'kcis fnr'oub- ni
i‘lmrlo-s H.tiuynn-uiknulll'uwu .k \lllcnr‘...
'rlmslilo' Hi lll‘lwls I~ [‘IIW'I)’ lllllltl‘ll in
Illn cul'ul'll)’ oi llll‘ bout.
Opening of thiSeason.
NORWALK OPEA HOUSE.
1". W. MI‘I'I'II ELI. rrrrrr ; , 1 4 “w“nlllllv'i‘l'.
“mm“l'“ “’l'lll" l'rwluvl‘ 6f Muslindcr Ilu-
lllll'~: )Iu‘lI-iru
‘rdsmenl
"=3 E
Including the roman‘ynunuuu-tur.
PAUL GAZEFUVE.
and n «.nppniltnl: «‘MII’Ivil‘l lzlv'ditiiuilin ploy.
.,.. -
I
Tim |'i'llui‘ill;ll,vu mil 0th :ill ilw «vi.
llf'llt‘flf-tllu in u [‘HIlW'l Iil'lv‘ilnn. lr ilw
nuimlHuhiniun-u. 1
I‘rms.‘if«w. “"wm”. ‘
Anlvuum- ~qu nl' soul . i‘l‘l'd'c .11nl T‘dlh
IIm-vvli e- Ilrnt; «furl s
BETTER TIIII BANKS
I couldn't make
u or Invwlluv-nf
u licyiliglvillp,lliAnr-
IIAHI'. Hi
IN MI Ul'ilniwl.
Always in the Lead.
Separate Skirts.
Shirt w
Domestic Goods.
Linens.
Crash.
aists.
NORWALK, OONN.
Never Waiting for Others, Always Sherrie: the Way.
WE ARE CLEARING OUR COUNTERS OF ALL I
SUMMER GOODS!
IN OUR GREAT CLOAK ROOM. -
We have Black Sicilian, Figured Mohair,
Black Diagonal, Blue Surge. at $2.25, $3.50,
$1.25“, $5.00, $5.50 and $6.00. On all these,
for the next week, we shall take 25 per .
cent. off.
We have, as we ' always have, a beautiful
line.
$1.08 oncs for 080.
$1.49 ones for 98c.
$1.25 ones for Me.
750 ones for 500.
500 ones for 250.
250 ones for lilo.
15 pieces Apron (iinghums, 3c per yard.
:25 picces Scotch Ginghnms, 25f; once for
12'.,c.
:50 picccs Tc Brown Sheeting for h'gc.
50 pairs Summer Blankets, lilo.
.‘m'in. Bleached 'l'ablc Linen, 23c.
Fifi in. Half lilcuchcd Lincn, 2510.
25 dent-u Lincn Tray Cloths, file.
so dozcu Lincn D‘Uylcs, 3c.
1 picce Rcd Dunuisk, slightly damaged, 50c
quality for 2.1:.
1
Dress Goods.
All our 39c and 500 Summer'DretIs Goods,
250.
Kitchen Department.
Porcelain Lined Preserving Kettles. 8 qt.,
35c; 10 qt.,d2c;12 qt.,49e;14 qt... 540.
Slop Pails, galvanized iron, 390.
Heavy Tin Dish Pan, 100.
Galvanized Water Pails, lilc, 25c and title.
Veranda Seats, 5 for 25o.
Sticky Fly Paper, 3 double sheets for be.
Colored Vat Blue Bowls, lOc.
Jurdinieres,_ilc, 15c, 250. 890, 490 to $2.98.
Glass Vases, 10c ouch.
BBig Bargains at Hosiery Dept.
00 dozen, another case Ladies' Fast Black
Seamless Hose, 8c per pair, six pairs for 890.
500 26 in. Gloria Umbrellas, steal rods, all
perfect goods, well worth $1.75; first come,
first served, each 08c.
4% dozen Men‘s Fancy Lanndered Percale
Shirts, allinow, real value, 89c;spccinl, 50c.
Gloves.
Ladies, Hmttou white, black embroidered
bucks, nbsolutcly the best $1.50 glove on
the market, all clean, fresh stock; per pair,
$1.00.
10 picccs Toilct Crash, in.
In picccs All Linen Crush, Hc.
1'.) pieces Chock Crash, for fancy work, for
10c and l2‘._.c.
Get your l’rcsorving’: Jars before they are
all gone, Mason's and Lightning, pints,
and quarts.
All sizes in Screen Doors and Window
Screens-
1 THE BOSTON STORE, x
Cor. Main and Wall Streets,
NORWALK, CONN
TELEPHONE CALL. 58-2
Important QuestionsflAnswered!
Where can I obtain the finest Gilt Edge (‘Trczun- i
cry Butter in town. 220 lb; .31st for $1.00? l
Borden's Extract of Coffee, for picnics, ctr-1":
Delicious Java and Mocha (fofl'cc, the finest;
oods possible to obtain? l
8
At
Sey-
mour’s
5 High Grade Tennis all the name indicates«-sim~
I ply perfect?
I A full line of tho Ferris (leicbrated HaulsTBonm
I loss Bacon, etc. The finest goods to be socurcd?
iFuncy White Full Cream Cheese,i)ld English
I Dairy Philadelphia Cream,Nenfchatt-l?
WNot hot cheap, butihow good. We can serve you in the most acceptable manner.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
Loading Grooor.
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST., - .
$0. NORWALK.
Accoe we
TV .vwa
Should also be a good cook.
flour of the best quality be used.
tell you to be sure and
BUY “MAUD 5” FLOUR.
fir , 3 V7 #7. —.r. I
As broad Is the stuff of life, it Is important that
ilusimnds if you consult your wives, they will
It isunulc from perfect wheat, quality is always tin: Hammond it makes :0
MORE LUAVES T0 Tilli BARREL 'l'lIdN ANY ()TIIICR FLOl'R.
$4.25 PER BBL; $56 PER BAG.
We are selling ISOU pounds of our best lilgiu Creamery butter each week. Can
we supply you? Our price is
,l9c PER POUND.
920 pounds best Granulated Sugar for step
NEW YORK GROCERY co.
Donovan Building, - . . .. .
South Norwalk.
JO‘AND 37 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
don't rust.
don't out llmm
don't "minute
l out” any rm»
-.. Ii» Mimi and
i an ulwuyn reu-
. on ilwul very
I y lhcar value.
motto fin-I orna-
enls or IwIl‘IImmIl and : "NV“ “"‘"'”'7”'
cullulmul. Win-u you V’MM'W'" "m'
muniluorpotv-ll'yunl'v '
HOMER B. OVT'S
dumb, and D at Store,
80 World M-
COLUMN.
IF you \IIANT ALL-THE N‘tws
HAVE THE
Evening Sentinel Left at Your II’ouse
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