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.m- .. .. , . _
ow York Herald Weather For com-it.
. The weather today promises toho iairnnd
slllhily warmer. Tomorrow it iii-utilises to
hepartly cloudy to fair. preceded by local rain
rthunilerstorms.
Thermometer Record
. .Th‘eliluhest point of the thermometer tor
the twenty-tour hours enillng'at anor. today
was 79 decrees shove zero: lowest. to degrees
am.
We
Miniature Almanao for Tomorrow.
Bun risee' l Sun sets 1 High tide Loy tide
atzi H at 0:30 at lzl'z I135
. ”“9... -- - -
Where is the Dignity of'tlie Court?
The lawlessness that has pro-
' vaifed in the northern section
of our town and the practical immunity
-".from ' punishment of these men
. who are making life danger-
Olll in that section, is a matter over
which the people of our town are do-
‘eidedly indignant. There is scarcely a
f weekpassoethat some violence and as.
Iault by these parties is not rccordcd.
., and a show ., only’ of punish-
ment follows. Judge Huhbell is
severely censured in yesterday's
'Honr for his leniency towards
these Violators oi the law, and tho ques
tion is pertinently raised ( if what advan-
tags is a Town Court that fails to punish
town criminals? Tho arrests of those
' men have been little better than
forces, and their punishment the least
possible inconvenience of arrest. I! re-
ports are true, Judge Hubbell seems to
be specially lenient towards the Han-
lons and their gang. Thcir assaults
have been of the most vicious character,
and in some instances their victims
have barely escaped with their dives.
I. ’ TheHonr intimates that “political pull"
lathe explanation. it is time that the
court substantiated its claim to dignity.
‘ As administered in the instances rcl‘cro
red'to it certainly makes no better show-
ing than the justice courts it displaccd.
Severe penalties in trival cases and light
sentences in serious mics arouse a sua-
plcion that thccouxt is not. all that it
was promised it would be. It is time
that Inch (lisp-awful .uml dangerous
rows as have taken place lately were
stopped, and that men of Vlf‘ltlni disputi-
tions were punished to the fullest ex-
tent.
Black swans and white blackbirds
ham been discovered. And now travel-
et‘spmiilaim that in tho Iii-art of Africa
ll a tribe of white savages, mm pith
blue eyes and light hair, as fair all the
blotldi‘st Saxon. Till'y are said to ho ti'r-
l'lbl)’ WIMP, had lllt'll in It light. The
. nests is probably not true. if them had
been any white mi-u iii Airii'a. thcy
would long since have enslaved all the
black 0|!l'tl, seized all this gold mince,
invaded the Mi‘lllll ciigluomid by this
time Would havo hm-u ranking political
speeches and calling viii-h other every
bad name known to African tongui'ii.
. A peculiar feature, of the hot whether
.1 this autumn has l.'-inn tho el‘IIIIplieiIumiI
' it caused. Night. ultirnialit summing
mortala lay awake and lira-w not why.
The ptflltill'nl lummniaim iile'iml thi'ni
alter a low days. Many of ihrm want
llown {run siiiistrolnI and hint prostra-
tlon who Mould haw hisIn able to
weather tlirhigh temperature if they
had hit-u in their ordinary mudition of
health and am until.
w.
Nansen nacho! a higher latitude than
My (”Tiff explorer has done, bring able
tomIko lid dorm-cs l~l niiimtI-ii north,
shove the New Sits-tie leiaiulii. This
Was within 260 milmi of the north pole.
. But still the pol» TM‘TT has not been
I» Mm]. mewwwwww
The horse that got rcaxrd at I tramp
sawing wood has run away again. ThlIE
that "VII thotlght of a girl who ling
“town tricycle up hill when outwith I
mull that gave thI- shock to its
limos. M
It is easy to hear other Wmle's tron-I
Nee.
New Universal civil.
eourne. and I (lemma who sees Father
Kuclpp’ii barefoot cure and sure Stu
gauge. The German doctor who has
evolved the new cars has startled his
of Austria.
To put it plain as well as short, the
new euro consists in exposing the body
rect influeiiocs of sun,
mate. The body must meantime he no to
its clothiuaI in that coin-titles: which
Trilby calls "the altogether." A pwl'nm
taking curi'ciipondeut of a medical 1mm
They are not allowed to wear astil‘ehi
of clothing. The first cl’t‘cct of thus exI
peeing the naked human body to the
sun’s rays is frequently that it is bola-ill
and almost blistcrcd. So much. the. bot-
tcr, declares tlie' German doctor. The.
millions of skin pores that have been
clogged by lint from the clothingandl by
flakes of (lead cuticle will now have a:
chance to slough all this extraneous
matter oil and start out new.
The patients must expose their naked
bodies to not only the sun, but likewise
to the wind and rain. By and by their
skin becomes so active and so toughened
to heat and cold and wind and moisture
that they do not mind anything or any
glorious health they ever had. in their
lives.
’l‘hccure could be taken at home bye.
anybody and would not cost muohi
There is that much to beIsaIidv for ill.
A Dreadful Accident.
An appalling calamity has lici'allcili- a
Chinesc waslii-i'nian in (llcvcluud. Jill is
of a nature so distressing that A‘liI Sim.
for that is his name, will receive lll‘m
sympathy of all right minded Nineti-
Gaul-i.
Ab Sim was wrestling with tilt-i
starchcd collars and cut‘t‘sof his-nominee
summer shirts one of the hI'Ittri-It mom
him; of the torrid spell. Ho found lll’rl
ilatironn were not hot enough to give
the prim still'iicssnI-ccseary to audio the
nogligco shirt collar iiiicomforllal‘ilu
enough for a proper outing garment;
therefore he hurried up the tire. lit was
a gasoline tire, and tliI-riIby hangs the
sad tale that dcprivcd the hapless wash:
uriuan of the tall which so lIiiigcrmvnI-Il
his Mongolian skull with'irloi'y.
Hi- lilli-d the gasoline cups of biotic-
tlo stove to niakoaliottcr lii'c. There
Was an explosion. Ali Sim jlllllel- and
howled with pain. The. iicigliboinaiid-
the fire department. I'lllilll'tl in. Who
the smokc clcarcd away, Ali Sim clapx
pod his hands to his head that-had twini-
singed all ow rat. the bark. 'l‘lll'll a still-
more unearthly bowl and a attics oil
Slll'll‘kti that did not arise. from pain,
but from sumi thing worse! than pain,
smote lliu air. lle rolli'd upon the
ground in tormr and horror and agony.
Hc acted liki: lhII mailman he was. illi-
i'caniul at the mouth. Ills can has
gone. it had lll‘l‘ll burned olt' at the
reels. All him was no more al‘hinzi-
mun. llII could no more i'I-tnrn to the
Flowci'y Kingdom. lie was lll’lli‘l‘l'lll’ll'.
an outcast, lit only to associate with
convicts.
It has iii-cu possible for many years
in this l'iu'uii to lymph a negro or ball llr
don n in mm ii w ith impunity But: thum-
St. (‘lmrli-s polish, Lit, 'mll liiiil day
have run uglllllr'l a will, and a may
hard our. “link nun are not whml
the .ltalian uln'illlllll'llll mains ii‘Ii dc
inauilloi llu- lull punislimiiit il' lhl‘
ly lli him; gami —lltl it Wlll i' I ~'il.iiiily (ill-
“hid! it hands lll lllii wan as 1.11.. loll
fut Iliimagi s lll Illi iIaiiaI imu —~\\ bi- ll it
willalIIIIW-IutninlyIii--llii wliiti 1.11mi
miInuho lymhul Ila li'llliillrl in 1.1;.
Charlie jmllnll ulll lind out iluI «litur-
pa) llii- diuniigI-iI—im it is ill Iiuiu ly li. W'
to Ila—tho dillcrc lli"l “ill lltlltllll“ Nllll
more .ippziii at. Uii lllt'\\llHlI‘ , In forum
it Will he as \\t ii for l)lll' III In all 1'.in
illltt country to n» strain llll' ll‘
titty \\ illinut pioi' I- mi at law.
Aulflt’ullllll MI iii lliiI lllll‘t ii mm l‘u
lunil Ma 11- all im ll iilI- horn \\ ith «qua!
right in him llltt' Irly and tin pursuit" «'11!
hand!" sit
'l'hIIrII iii much confusion in ('iiiinilii.
kiiiiw what ti. do with it. We lmw an
”all to lllH‘lH‘ tho lliiiiiliiion ].ullllt'llll)’,
but it Wt' had, an \quid l’t'liillllllt‘lld
what may until.
yIIt leIIIn able to do.
sticking to England.
l‘hiuu'
piiidcnri- of all nations \vliul‘m we
The trouble iirliIIIiI from the Indiana»
of moo.
felt its inciiablo superiority hurt“ the.
mental apparatniii. f all other nations In
ipimrorfullythnt it would nationhood]:
tiring TM if to followshlp on meal term ‘
even with St. MlIliaiIl and his sharia. ,
1The l'ri‘neh Canadians ri‘comilm this;
1 fooling on the part of ll‘ritieht noodle”,
l
and meet it WT], knowing the.
selv- to he Issued II whim
aal says the dixetor's patients are put lair .
to incloiiui'cii siirruundcd by a highwwll‘. 1
kind of weather, and they have the most .
It was instituted by I (hmm «I.
one better, to speak in mystical M
sanitarimn in one of the lower provinces _
for a certain time evcry day tothe Ilh »
weather and slit 1
l
8t’lllll’llll'l|\\llll illitauul in tho llllli ‘
our Canadian m'lulll‘mH to that out pm: 1
This they have iiI'viIi' 5’
an ill fill”,
“(in re Watt! in it» _
rumour! to the [Iiii‘trd Hinton, while .
Itill other» yi-imi for a political» iiiilm 1
Tho llrllll‘ll mind limit for 14mm .
who uiidiriook iiuiilly to \vipI ““""nol‘rsvaiiaiilly ”WW“ anulhdtlmr intuit m
tliri-I-llaliaiisin the same manner in bed}, m. in! 1111,, priority of their 0‘.“
luv u, liallans are not iii 1m I :4 Win ll 1“, its ltinrll This atlwmllnillinty oi" Murat!!!»
1 vi-iariom II. in humorist“ and more old:
1th" iii-cit. ”llllII maven is not in hlfltfllh‘
1911mm» iii. up» «dwell with Jim plain in
1 1fl.'Imll
cute. \hliiu rit. Clllllltflllllllall ldilllllil1
on by the L nili-d Stalin RUN lllllll‘ llli [Hi
[llltfili ll 1 . .
lor Jt rkmu lllrlt‘ Tl llow ill! a into ill l 1”” marlin m“ M .11 mwliy mvflhvd tu
’l‘hiIii llli . ll
will bi lllDUdltllul i of la mum ”w »n i:\\lll
nicks Iilivliliid LII-Ilium of liiiiputmy1 “
Al
‘“HH“1H“-,'lilltttt
lit llll it it It“ ll iliel
it“) t‘llllll Hi It Illl ti 3 l 1rl'l‘llltwl‘lhlfllml"“’RUINM"OMNU*
l Milo-teed to WI the trauma to: a
holy having this. but mm is 2
Now that the Liberal party haw mo .11 yardn. mam slim.
t‘lillljlli'li' tll'lltl‘)’, thry m III at it b mi in" 7", y‘wuiilli: midi was. WM. '3'". yards.
Connecticut
Laundry,
Thailand street.
Everything is now runnidg?
smootlily'at the ncwlauudry
and the quality of the work
turned out is quitc favorably
commented upon.
The standard of cxccllcncc1
aimed at iii high, and it iiiiu.1
tended that it shall lie all tin-
ed and maintained.
No change in the prices
charged by other launi‘lricit. .
Bring in your bundles or
send address and wagon will
call.
Cenaecticut
laundry, ‘
llavdand street. 3
... , 1,, m
m nurse.
.1“ m..mw
A Tm MW d “ W
flukWHMNM
We» laws mods mist arrange-mate
with meantime! tho WM ”our
move-i am Rummy. ”which we can
present to our My mailers some at their
row newest and students patterns of
aquamarine. Fall ml explicit attractions
tor putting Wfllhl‘f the W aw
comm each antic-m
Mm Ililmlllll“ oii’iwr tun-moi #“TIM “can:
Excision amnion Ml nflmvliartouho
moms, will! a. Illa-w this slit?" of gown that
can I‘m all trawl to al‘ «II-“mat e in «wanna
min of thII- plLviIiiI-wa M in» row dainty
lllbl'li‘l‘llth‘tllillitlll’llN15!"lthNlellM lliihn IA
F-rm llllllleNWll‘Illi tiiixanuwl with who
I‘lilt'lll‘t‘lt lace .IiaIIli l'lllW'lllli'illU first for mu
lull-i FEMNIIIRN. in 1thth upwardly and
tacked on inhibit thw trail that tinialws
‘lll'io limit Nllvmxllllmw hm plans
stitrlh-ditwpr watke'iliipilh to me an
"ultra! Wallflower that it any desirable.
ll'all ailerons .aw maxilla ml at throw and
laminar who” Min-y .Inv amnion! to win
1liwiirlii linen whoa all new! «imp frills M
awlaiioolt whim-d with item. tiara-rush}
itnII Wlhll‘lll" or «homily 111th have. we
ll.l’ll' prim ale, anew. or mothers can b-
inn-d has tit» mom with wists Imam-
lawiii ll-Ir this area will: out WW
The» multimillion with imam
have shown.
'llhII IIIiIuMlllly M mama will: mutual
I", yards. will. aim.
"The molten, which is So. om and re-
ilm'lu loam-Myst“ am. is me in It:
MW", Nil! 331'- llfflw Alibi”... Wit-“1 ”Ella 40
Ian. and this. that new,
"rem untied
mm.
meantime-v and II.
on M WW“W
flattens“ lemte louse
mm Int m. mama
WW
‘1th tumors AND TEMPLES 0F
ANCIENT EGYl‘l‘1
had their walls shining with ‘gold, and
.Wlllul with precious stones-but mod-
Seru rat has contrived to design decora-
tiomiot a less costly character in the
lmdtifulihisigns and refined colors and
shadow! wall papers, friezes, etc., such
”Thicker koops'in his varied and ele-
gant stmk at such tempting prices.
Paint/aw Supplies.
AW Materials, Pictures.
Motrin“ framed to order.
Psi .l’apexhsngiag, Decorating
ritiag.
. DECKER.
19 Washington Street.
. mum‘s.
Roroiv POINT
AUDlTORIUM
Mr. and Mrs
so. smelt.
wh..~rl~ --.¢
Harry Dr’Esta
and Company.
‘ Protesting: high class, novel and do
cidedly pleasing entertainment,
consisting of
Veatriiequlsin, .
Prestidigitetioa.
Vocalisia and Dancing, ‘
Mechanical Theatre,
Insical Cats,
Royal Marionettes,
Acrobatic
Specialties, etc.
Punch and Judy.
Fixtlie children. Matinee prices: Adults,
lilo; Children, to. Evening,
lit and 20 cents.
GLEN ISLAND
AND
COOL BREEZES!
Grand Excursion by
STEAM”!
MYNDERT STARIN
Mutual: Tilt: Al'si'ii'izs 0F Till-2
msru. E CHURCH
hands) Nhunloll Si'tllllll N Irwalk in (lieu
Wednesday, August 26, '96
l'ruin the Nltlllllll'nll do i; :it ~II'IIilm k sharp
I A" — »
lickcts. - - no Cents.
l‘hililri‘n iiiiIlurl'). 37.0. 'l'iI‘kI-ln lnl‘ sali- nl
(lant- .~ 1'. Si- 'llll 'lll '«uiul ll: IN“ A \Tllmx‘n.
Tim Nil" IIl thin-l»- i~ |I~ INTI-l)" lllultIId tn
the i I'apm it) oi the boat.
I. Y. I. N. a H. RAILROAD.
The last Iii ilic season.
Popular E xcu rsion
Tfll'llllv‘l
WATCH HILL
()li
BLOCK ISLAND.
Taku- iiIvliIolllu- lI- Iiuailuih l)‘ lull lute
Only $l. 50
i'nl lliil llilllltl lt'.l|I
liI "ll will: LI Il- .Illl' I. izIIlIi-r Mi “Mi ll
VI ll» DT'I‘ ‘11) limIlIII l “111 ii l.' IIIIIl Ullll on
th- im ll ll iinai .l .l. . .ilI w Illltl llllll
lI 'iIIii day I Illnl-Ivii illslllullll‘l Illtl. III‘ iiI .:II
l..'iiim' will lmm..1|o in!
M ... all It! al-imsliniu will: lltul l'lllhfltllllllll
mail. “I“ hair-i \imdm. 1m, lliliitvn 7 Ii
\- ‘Iuili \- I'W ilk. IN' “N I-IllI I.Iil
I‘IIi-iqu'iiig :11 Non lwll|ll~l| with hlt‘lllllt'l
1 vi k In] in l i “will ll "Ill ill liliii'k hilltlfl'lll
Nlllil'flll Ililia til “Mi it "til M UV 1‘1 ll llll
1,1. with litiIl lit ll by In
lu‘ltltlllllg TN ll ltluii Ill u k lrlilltll ill '1 H
l' "1.. and “I h it ”ill ll mi in hi»- I‘ llll li‘
tIIi'iiitaltI l.' an- \o I» la iui 'll .51! Iztilli Ill.
4 ill am In llt‘lill not» llllll‘lltlt‘lll
1‘1"! 1 I'Iit. “Kim, l‘a» mm ”W him
.1. MT Ml'l‘l I All. liII‘IIl "it“N‘llMl'lAKl
Mid til I ihl‘t II‘II ii lei “TTII
M i-
Dt‘ Lo- l'ngr-‘I n: It” in.
No I1- "'
it I“. l... min» I Ill 1’ Ill -lili r,
“Mitt. mp1, t' it uh, id: '
Apply mam. whim yum were."
,“ Uncle
: Sam” says:
“I Mr I: I’m‘e ”quid (line in the l‘aionl
"are tho Naomi Miiwm u l in mild 'iiins
«wants to air.» ”is III stnmxtrslumttllullle,
~tl “it the Hi st."
IE PAC E's
u “I I c. i. u I:
may HUS!
The boom T'slste can}. w it lemme at in
7 against he ivy Mime wilt lII «mai-
’1‘." the saint Micah! tats". s, and (arming on
.5 to injure anything I)
Thursday, Augustxz 711,
THE
BOSTON STOREI
NORWALK, come,
Always in the Lead.
a x~1$
SUMM
Separate Skirts.
We have Black Sicilian, Figured Mohair,
Blai k Diagonal, Blue Serge. at $2.25, $3.50,
(in all these,
for the next week, we shall take 3.5 per
25,
$1.161)", $5.50 and $0.01).
cent. otl‘. .
Shirt Waists.
We have, as we always have, a beautiful
line.
$1.98 ones for line.
51. ill ones for 980.
SI. "5 ones for 95c.
Too ones for 50c.
50c ones for 250.
25c ones for tile.
Domestic Goods.
15 pieces Apron Gingliains, filo per yard.
25 pieces Scotch Uinirliams, 250 ones for
I‘J‘gc.
2m pit-cos Tc Brown Sheeting for 51.52.
.50 pairs Summer Blankets, 49c.
Linensl.
55' ill. Bleached Tablc Linen, 23c.
iii: in. Half Bleached liiucn, sac.
2.3 dozen Linen Tray Cloths, 100..
iii) dozen Linen lJ‘Oylcs, 5c.
1 piece Rod Damask, slightly damaged. 501-,
quality for 250.
Crash.
ll) pieces Toilet (Yriish, -lc.
ill [lli‘CCS All liincn (hush, Sc.
l‘J pici'cs ( thck Cl‘llxlll,
lllc and 121.0.
for Entry Work, for
Never Waiting for Others, Always Showing the Way.
WE ARE CLEARING OUR COUNTERS OF ALL
ER GOODS
. IN OUR GREAT CLOAK ROOM.
Dress Coeds.
K
All our 390 and one Summer Dress Goods,
250
Kitchen Department.
Porcelain Lined Preserving Kettles, it uh,
uric; 10 qt., 42c; 12 qt., lilo; 1411a, aic.
Slop Pails, galvanized iron, 390.
Heavy Tin Dish l’an, lllc.
Galvanized Water Pails, 190, 25c and 390.
Veranda Seats, 5 for 250
Sticky Fly Paper, 3 double sheets for 50.
lolored Vat Blue Bowls, 10c.
.lardiuiercs, tic, l.' IC, 250, title, 19c to $2. UH
Glass Vases, 100 each.
BBig Bargains at Hosiery Dept.
60 dozen, another case Ladies' Fast Black
Seamless Hose, 8c per pair, six pairs for 39c.
500 26 in. Gloria Umbrellas, steal rods, all
perfect goods, well worth $1.75; first come,
first served. each 98C.
in dozen Men's Fancy Laundered Percale
Shirts, all new, real value, 890; special, ado.
Cloves. -
Ladies Il-button white. black embroidered
hacks, absolutely the best $1.50 glove on
the market, all clean, fresh stock; per pair,
$1.00.
Get yourl'rcserving Jars before they are
all gone, Mason's and Lightning, pints,
and quarts.
All sizes in Sci-ecu Doors and Window
“Screens.
THE BOSTON STORE
Cor. Main and Wall Streets,
NORWALK, CONN
TELEPHONE m 2
Important Questions Answered!
Wlii-ro c. iii I obtain the finest (tilt lldgvi '-n :im- 1
cry Butler in town, ‘J’Ji: ll); Iillis for *l. (H): l
Borden's Extract of Collee, for picnics, otc':1-
Ilcllciousdava and Mocha ('illTl‘O, tlii- llllt‘h‘ll
goods possible to obtain? 1
moor’s
1 High Grade Teamis all the name iiidicates~siml
1 ply perfect?
1 \ full line of the ho -rris Celebrated Hams, Bone-
) loss Bacon. cte. 'L‘lictinest goods to be secured. "
i li‘iitii- y Whit» Full Cream (‘ house, Old English
I Dairy l’liiliulclphia Cl't‘llm.NOl1TClllltl‘l?
N‘Woi liol cheap, but how good. We can scrvc you in ‘Lllt‘ most :icccplalilc manner.
33 WEST WASHINGTON 51"., - . .
f\
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
Loading Grocer.
so.’
NORWALK.
F ORCE OF HABIT
is very powerful. it may take you to llic old slorc where you
him: trailcd for years, but lllll’l.l~2l."l‘l(.l.\( upon the fact that
you got llic same, or possibly licltcr quality. for HALF PRICE
will surcly bring you to as. H X .\ .\l l Nil.
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tilv: all I I ltnlutiii. liir . . ..
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