SEIIIIIEL’& lifil’llIlIEIlS.
‘83.! oil Tunings M “I III liar
ll limit, South "caulk ml Vlelnlly
During Their lllmal hummus.
The thirteenth senatorial convention"
will prelnbly be called at Westport.
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Britta have a
baby daughter, born Thursday.
--Prof. M. S. Boson, the well-known
ioculiut-op ticion, can be consulted at his
oilloo. in the parlor of the City Hotel,
South Norwalk, Tuesdays, from 9 a. Ill.
to 8 p. in. Eyes examined free. '
A bag pipe, harp, and hand-organ all
playing different tunes were the attract
ion in Wall street, yesterday afternoon.
—l«‘rosiror corned hooks, 8:3 pound at
Bayes’ market.
Arthur Malicin, of Norwaik, is re-
corering. from the eil'écts of a bicycle
collision.
—Latest Y man derby. L (YBrien‘s.
. The Norwalk‘ city Republican caucus
will'bo held at the Town House Monday
night.
~1i‘rcsh‘ahouidcrs‘. N. Y. Mkt.
1LR. l-lulkley d: 00., have not yet
found any trace of the bicycle rented
from their store, Thursday afternoon.
Mr. Buikley was in Bridgeport, yester-
day, trying to get a clue.
The Golden Rule Circle of King's
Duughtorri of the First Congregational
church will give an “Autumn Trolley
1tide"ovortho White line, for them-
selves and their friends.
—Ludios‘ alpincs, $1.15.
‘ Daniel J. Hanion and Richard Burke
have returned from a visit to Brooklyn.
During the visit Burke. wm assaulted by
a gang of toughs and badly use-.1 up.
‘hc funeral of Mrs. Caroline Adanm,
i')l"Watcr street, was held from hor'iato
residence this aftcrnoon. llcv. S. 11.
Watkins oiliciated.
mMaud 5. floor. $1.2.) bid. 5.30. bog
N. Y. "Grocery company.
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()n Wednesday evening the third
quarterly conference of the First Metho-
dist Episrsopal church will be held, Mr.
Beach, the presiding elder, being pre-
sent.
()‘Brien‘s.
—l)o not fail to attend the opening of
the fail and winter millinery at the Bon-
ton Store, N orwalk.
'lenidonts of lIcmiricl;’.~1:iwnuo state
that the nightly rackets alluded to in
the Sentinel are wholly in iludlow
strrvtnoar by, but are almost as big a
nuisance to them as if they were on that
thoroughfare.
-—»ii‘rosh park. 10 cents pound.‘ Adams
Bron, South Norwalk.
The broken rudder oi lllt‘. steamer Vul—
can was ropnirvd yesterday. it Ill‘dkl'
Thursday night otl' Greenwich as rho
was coming up the Sound. The boat
reached her dock in South Norwalk
without further accidents.
——Ch(-apvst market is the N. Y. Mitt.
(‘dllll‘ll‘ti JailFl'Il, oi (,lcrard place, is:
having tho second floor' «it his, l‘csidi‘llco
titted up rent. ’lhoro will be live rooms
with all the ('olll‘l‘llivllt'crl. IIo expects
to have it donoby themiddio ofilctobcr.
ilarry Mather has the contract.
{The Same...
LOId sarsapariila.
Q-
That's Ayer’s. The same old
sarsapnrilla as it was made and
sold by Dr. J. C. Aycr 60 pairs
ago. In the laboratory it is
dilierent. There modern appli-
I anccs lend speed to skill and
experience. lint the samapa-
riila in the same old oaraapariiin
that made the recordfi 50 ”can
of curm. Why don't we better
it? Well, we‘re much in the
condition 0! the Iliuhop and tho I
raspberry: " Doubticss, ” he I
1' said, “God might have made a 1’
‘ better berry. tut doubtless, I
I’ also, He never did. " Why
don't we better the saruapariiln? I
We can't. We are using the |
| mmc out plant that cured the i
i
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‘
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'
Indiana and the Spaniards. It
has not been battered. And
since we make sarmparilln com—
pound out of earsaparilla plant, l
we see no way of improvement.
I .(JI conrocwil we wurc making
Mime accrct chemical compound
we inight.... but we‘re not.
We’re making the some old can
mparilia to cure the some old
(licenses. You can tell it's the
hams om onrmpnrma be- ’
cause it works the lame old i
“no. It'nhe sovereign blood
ll palm, WO’I Avon. i
mg». a. a. 4...... ,.
“-_.M
w
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summons"
W was an an an: iv in
. «W mammal-”animate
church tomorrow. ‘
Three inches: 0! water is running over
the dam at Group's.
A min was born Thursday to Mnnnd
Mrs. Timothy McMahon, Pine stree t.
I
B ’a., South NorWalk.
ruwberry , Hill Democrats. or ill hold
primaries at James Martin's, Monday
night. _ '
v—Frcsh hams at the N. Y. Min.
Edward Norton, of Stnrtovant's Bar—
gain house, attended a dance in Green
Farms, last night.
Congressman E. J. Hill will speak at
a banner raising and rally at Darieu to-
night.
Welcome Stranger Lodge, Sons of St.
George, held a reception and piano
drawing Tuesday evening.
There will be dancing tonight at
Dorlon' Point, providing the weather
permits;
‘ Alargoattomlanco is desired at the
special city meeting Monday afternoon
at 3 (relocir to discuss the wideningcof
Wall street.
-—'-'.\Ica's and b3y.i' alpines. O’Bricns .
James Shepard states that he did not
introduce to II. it. Bulkloy the stranger
who uncured a bicycle Thursday after-
noon, and has not returned with it.
The 'i‘ivoli.Smial cluhmet with Miss
Jennie Rood, in Fairiield avenue, last
evening. The attendance was small,
and no business was transacted aside
from tendering aml accepting resignat-
IDIW.
it. A. Baldwin and family, of Wash—
ington street, will move, ()ctobcr 1, into
the house on Crescent Terrace vacated
by Airs.» J. Wilkic Collins and Mrs. Ab-
emiroth.
—-chct potatoes, 15c. pk. N. Y. Gro~
C"l‘5‘ company. ..I
Monday night, in (.ig‘l'lll’lllld. Hail. th’n
testimonial benefit toCharlcs M. Movi-
ier, who has: charge of the building, will
take place. The .l’hillnu‘inonic orvhcstra
will turnidi music for the occasion.
—.\Iu::i‘:; an.ll) iyi‘ grill-.11) i. i)‘ mm..-
A very pleasant social owning was
spontby the members of the iipworth
League of the East avenue i‘ulcihoiiist
church, at tho home of Mrs. Frank S
Scyinonr, oi‘ lienry street.
number was present.
A large
—l"ro.~ih h'una, ioc ibunnt Ilaycs' Mkt.
Mr. Luddy, grand sub-chief ranger oi
the lv‘oi'mdoi'sof -\'vioric.i, will pay on
otliciai visit to (Tourt Maharki-mo. in
lIiI'll‘ (pit-.rti-rs in Sworn. N (.‘orbctt's
blot-k. 'i‘uusduy, (lumber iilth. 'ifhcro
will be <pi-cchniaking and retroshmonts
at tho conclusion of the work.
~1-‘rcsh pork, loo. N. Y. hikt.
J. .l, ilicl’iardmn will :uhircss the gos-
pel nodding at Knudx‘un's lIall. tomor—
row zltuwnoowut {lilo oil-lock. , . .1 lie sub...
,i-wt {on bo ~-w:»m .o-u in With."
t-lpwiai angina by a male qczirivtto will
IN' a i'vulnro oi' the Si'l‘\'ii,“.‘. All strains-r5
invited.
A vcrypi-ar-unt llllii' was; spent last
owning at (be homo of Herbert irclami.
The evening was pnswd in ringing' and
mimic by tho l‘llm (lrovc Moduli club,
which (-onsiistci ol' ln'o bunjm, two bar
Ililllllcnti, piano, i-luppi-rs and uutolurp.
”no of the moat pleasing features of tin-
ovonini: \Vi‘i‘n piano .N'thl by Miss Fran~
(Tl‘fw'a Fowler, after which light roi'rwh-
mvntn Wl‘l'i‘Si‘l‘VCil. .\t 11 o'clock tho
guests stir-ted for home.
——-Latc.~'t iluiiinp derby. U'ih'ion’s.
.\ delivery homo ownvd by Nolan"
llonrclictwaahitchod on Water leoct,
Norwnlk, this morning, when be war
struck by a piece of board bcini: hointwl,
into ll. M. (i;ii'«liiici":i printing: oliicv.
'i‘im horse attempted to {uni away, and
in ho: atropine throw hinmt-lf. breaking:
the harnoak below things wore straight-
(and out...
4 in: mutton. 1H2. N. Y. Mitt.
Attorney John ii. Light wat the
speaker atiho meeting at Republican
Iwzuirguziitvrs, ovortho South Norwalk
pmtoilbw, laat night. Abo’ut titty on-
thnsiustic voters were present. Mr.
Light's addrouA “no! on the “Currency
Quontion,” and his comments were con-
, vim-inn and rxctodingly interesting.
~h‘rmh mackoral, :.'c. a pound. at
llnyce‘ market. ,..-. ,
William ll. McKay and Mini Alina
Andoraon won the iivc dollar gold piccc
~ for the beat waitzinn at the dance nivon
by tho ltioamlinuvinn Hoitii-ty, Thursday
evening. in Raymond's iiall.’ Twelve
coupler, took part in the contest. After
the award by the judges. hltlllbl‘fi Roach
and Motrin. tln- Mll'm’l'lll‘llll coupieuuvo
nuexhibitionwaltz. There wane very
large uttcnihmcn, and the evening my
greatly vnjnzeil.m_'w M "
i
“A ten pound tub of very boat butter
“ noon mum t...
——Il‘reah hauls, 10 cents pound. [Adams
and tint-w without a church home, are '
~ POWDER '
Absolutely Pur .
of all in icnvcnhn: .‘xll‘t‘llulll.~"hllvfit nitcd
thtcn (in wernim-nt Food “I‘llt'll‘l .
ROYAL llAiii‘Ml POWDER 00.. New York.
Repairs were made to the Tramway
tracks. in Wall street today.
1.-
Carpcnters nroto visit Group‘s reser-
voir, Monday, to repair the gate.
II
In the Norwalk Town Court this
morning Joim Lynch. a vagrant, was
sent to jail for ten days by Judge Frost.
At a meeting of the Ecclesiastical ar-
ciety of tho Norwaik Congregational
church, held last night, it was voted to
revroot and repaint the church.
Commodore Burritt went over to
Stratford on a fishing excursion, yester‘
day, and chught twenty-seven bass,
weighing in all eight-seven pounds.
Christopher Pulley, Charles llill and
Thom in Kelly were arrt-stod by Captain
Damn his morning, for a brcach of the
peace that occurred in East Norwalk,
last night.
An Italian ran picker was in tbr- roar
of Swarm x ( ‘orbctt‘s block. this morn-
ing, and made ’way with a sun-timi of a
valuable candlestick belonging to l'ndi'rv
taker l). W. Raymond. ('apt: in of
Police (Hail-none was notified, and with
Mr. Raymond instituted a search for
the man, but was iinsuccessl‘ul in locat-
ing him. ‘ ‘
~L'wkwood's Hall, the improvements
in which are nearly completed. will soon
Ill‘ opened wit. a first—clues musical
cntertainnwnt under the man amunont
of llcndn‘c & lves, and Prof. Gibson.
.Ubiof Yollméu‘ secured the rmluiaition
papa-r:~ in the cast ot“‘thc (.lrcons harm's
homo thivvvs yiwtvrday, and brought
them to South Nirwalk last night and
lodged tin-m safely in iIii‘ lockup. This
morning: tbcy were takon to \Vcstpor.’
{or trial.
AFRICAN ETIQUETTE.
Tim “'mnt I'lan tr. i-‘ollow In Waiting the
I“; Nullu- ('hil‘bl.
In Alumni mix, I it is. :ll\\'1l}\' wino to
visit lhv iii-gum? t'bnf inany part of the
nanny. (Fun nan always iourn from
ininir limits at a tli<t.ii1~'o who thoy arr
- is.‘ thing «if tin-tr vhamwt-r. In
lb iii :iivxu'“; wind word of
ypguizxwzlii'iiz :.i.d go I. it“ possibiw, iir
o. i;iIiHli ill advanm- oi thv fm-iinn of
in mi 2 toward until-.4. i'pnn martini:
in rill 1,: F' M on nin .oi
"nruai :iiwl rant until your tin-s-
turns with ~ am of tho villu-
,: ii; is .».« “‘i" .l‘r'ii to ihwir rind". (ircvt
liwih': I «rally and; ' him in i-‘t‘llll
(mu 1 1' him, _ lo 2» w 3-". .i {3, good
pim'r lit )‘I m' tau. 1'] you tlf‘l‘lill' to
munp in HM \ .f‘ -- a», which i have done
“maria. if. l'l lit; rountry, though it in
not :il'...._-. -: :niii-zaolo in nu ry part of
Him you haw iu-~tml,
c lill'.ll .\!'.i ' l.
{W i‘lil‘l'Wlll mim- in “on you. 'I‘In'il
'::, lull; 'rnnkly
‘tuh- to Illiil your Iliioiil
and explain plainly your
in :umrium‘i'
.m'
With bun
numb, \.l:i tin-r you want guidm or to
buy food. I
I 3' lion utali ill or plan" lillli‘t‘llltlll
on“ day. and ;.:v.'wi'nlly tbu- iirst night I
r :Yivd lb . 4 hp. privatciy into my tvnt.
Illzli a b-nu tuik with him and gavo
bizn u. pit in at, ruinistiiig 14‘ n-irally of n
42!.» .d «lull, tour yards ol' Allit‘l'll'lllli,
tour of Willi“ Itlld‘, I'oui' of narrow calico
and ab xu' an “ill: cup full of brads and
won! lllil".i an . mpty loltlc or two. In
variably I r. wind in xi day tho co-opi r-
ation oi tin-rim i' in« \‘I‘vry \'.‘.;_i’. and also
:I l in: ”out or :“.sip or bullock and oil
or no pn'imm of tluur. Span-lionsiyzavo
a :-'m:lll .oldiliomi pron-n! In low leav-
inn. it ill" vbiii‘ took ufnnry toany
‘illlllll‘iilill' thing; and Ii-ouid spare it, I
dbl m. Homvtiun ‘l we wanted a min-nth
knitt- mnlumilia‘l abut. illdix'uinimidi
wan (ll'lvl'llll ml to burn u. obit}. Ilc
wantui aim db" nintt'hv-i and mmdba.
which l earn him. and an I had provi-
miniy niwu him cloth 1 ennui-elm], an n
LN bio nor! of jokv, that, an In; now had
cloth nndean nintrrialn and light,
ho might Hll up at night and make u
ein‘rt. lmnmiiab-ly, the» old follow ro—
vpliud: "ii, in tho ('iililllt‘ that isintrri‘cr-
inn with my in: 'I'l'sH. Ilorv, tnkv Imi'li
tiw ’nndb- and giro mo the shirt.” I
linally yicida-d and gave him a much
pull‘lll d intrnn‘nt, wl it'll Mitintli'd hiin.—~
"(liarv'a Jourw y to tho Ilivinuutmio
Tron," by the imtwiu‘. J. (linw, in (jun-
tury. ‘
-. . ,. . k ..
An Episcopal Hull.
A'nmnlwr of ”build" by mvnibci'a oi
pariimnwnl niniothoro hawbvw-n p‘riniwd
holy. but biahopa mail to [n'l‘pvimio
ill on Hmmiinn a. llialoidshipvt llipon.
in a sermon tho other day at l‘uiwrivy,
nv-nr Diode. lwlrayrd bin illbnrninn
origin, not In: the that time, in llil‘
mono way. Ila said. “My blnthrnnJ
beget yrmtotakc hold of your own
heart and look it iitruight in the face. "
91.00. New York Grocery company.
«WWW: Genetic, .
Acrehmol tnrtarlnklnn powder. III inst
Canned
_._._ . W. ‘”‘T"’“‘"~""“""
Fall I896.»
Blanket Season is at
Blankets, su
EDWARD
S GAZETTE BUILDING.
Corned liccfiloc pc‘r Can
I{oaSt “ 'N"IIOItr-rutunu'uou-ounun-ol-unnuuu-n-u-lsc H “
Ham, 5c “ “
Tongue. 5c “ “
r. n. utwron &‘“cc., 2,2” South Main Street
EDWARD STREET}
We are prepared to show you a choice line of
pretty designs, and iheynrc cxlrcmly cheap.
xtwin vines. Did you. take not-ice of those
Meats! Y Q,
*—
Hand. ' V.
itable for the early trade. Viry
v
STREET!
uonwnik, corn.
cnmc’s‘ums; ”
The choicest cattle and lambs are all
sold here. We are the big more of tho
quires? iron mutton,ioc;lo;,v lamb 1‘." ~lc;
:zood lamb chops. 125.0; good mutton
chops, loo; fowls, i‘}‘,.i‘.. LUUKI Spring
chickens this week, bilge; l'orcquartrr
u. .
F‘aIICIOthh
k,
READY AND WAITING FOR YOU AT
.CQMSTOCK BROS.
¢
Don‘t put ofl'gctting your fall suit thinking; you haven't
You’ll find it docs not take
. ‘ as much as it used to.
money enough.
Business Suits,
All wool black chcviot,
*x
\._ .2"
Dress Suits, I
ilinck diagonal, warranted; cutaways,
m
COMPLETE LINE OF ’
‘
- -, $6.50!
single and double breasted sucks.
i
\
. ( . . $0.00!
M
mutton. 5c; iiircqiiarter lamb, tic.
FREE DELIVERY.
; New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. “WASH I NGTON STREET.
ldeSON’S P H °
Arc unaurpnssed for beauty
oi style and finish. . . . . .
53 WALL STREET. . . .
-r o G R A one i
Prices Reduced!
,E' M. JAé—kSQN, Photographer,
NORWALK. CONN
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wane-Nils KHOPIVERS.
They Are [teaponulblo For the Dying Out
of Small Arlivilien.
“Wrrk. asoi.:pl~ytonni." wrlrnq NIP-i.
A. I). 'l'. \Vllllnlli"~' it. ilm I‘Mii‘w' Home
.Iiz-ll' :ti. “would lu‘ ill‘llb‘ .‘.\:i‘.i.:bb~. Irvin-r
rewarded. Ii it would in done low in tin:
”Him“. unuiw nn-r-- 1>>~~‘i’«3ototi:v- individ-
ual, lu'l +4 n. ;; ipoimu'. lawman, tor-vim.
imih lulu-r aiul raid on to croud to a tow
nip-:nrgltu: p...:.t~ i lumw uropomiion
..nil Mi‘utirhi in :.!'i‘ ww- ll tbin;;.-. Hwy on
aid“ pi \jdo ll b.:_\' it print, ill‘ri liliii‘l‘ llxm
Hwy 1“ viiy “not, and lilll(")liuliilliill'tii of
(Tillli‘liimlllNi up hi] iuriu'ns. 'ilin- (lliosiioll
i4, Are lln‘ right i ~pio in-nvldvnl and in
ilu~ right way '1 1w innit lbw. irl'vnlly with
poi-vim xv»: and i'ol'~itilii'l‘,~'. \loziu'n Will
i pl.u'c~i whori‘ iiu ro nro a limiinililtl
«.1; y do not. requiru for who that
.» r.'.lll_‘v' (lib—4| mrd ut’ buttons or a yard
ribbon. hry Ill.i'l}', which any limit-
lliuill‘~l luiim-iimdo-ry rbw by homo might
«apply; in-nm lilt‘ d) in}; mitut iot'aitrado,
tiwrriol :ovullou'inir npot' smallm-tiVltim,
aonizmt'zl ('tl)' urn-is and disgusting gon-
('I'.‘|I jmlio
“\l by mint. rwry Woman within :21)
mill-c; it :i Lirjro mnporium 11min- it her
Mono t 1' rim or. ;:.ini’ui, pup timi pil-
giiimg. ‘: WM 1 2122‘! who trawl to and Ira.
pmh through nibi throngs, rlak Iu'l‘ lilo
twill limb, be Low 1,: Luntb'd Mid huddled
in hi"‘t'l, v-irn. t‘xliriilwl limo and brains and
lur‘ill‘jf. i lilit‘.:\w"it‘:1ltll‘hjlllll‘t‘illl lb:- stor I;
in inurio I. to .n-mw the low things aim
('nn puion or tilt i;--r Imin-zowiih? And
why nrud hi2" do it all tho time? Why
mold in! .-.o.m‘ \w-nnnpoi'sonoi' agility and
guild (auto :u-i . .unt a whole suburban
lil'litlllml’llinnl in all necessary rwonnoit.
orimz, [‘illll‘i'lllilg, selecting, mokim: her
own lirnm tlzorvby'; Why might; she not
tumult, modify. adapt, to tho encoding: ro~
liot‘, comfort, advantage of her employers?
And why might not a suburban denier be
t‘iil‘llill'l|;!‘v'll to‘i-arry' nil-Phil stock of chosen
“India that tar less iytaii chopping need be
done .it tho importing: and trauioocntura‘.’
“in trouble bi that worm-n won’t doputo;
they w ill not be satisllul without ratisnck‘
in;: for ib. aim-lion. and, also, it is lllli' of
tho (l-wbw~ iii. v,::viii;.: uptown.‘ toriiiling
up tin- l.llii‘ but empty by tho nupcrwdnro
of thu- ni:l homoempioymcnts. lint. in it n
l‘l'llI [:I‘lting and having: is it lite—worth
living!" '
l‘l
Mm ’I‘urnmlfllbe Conn-Mutton.
Ili‘ throwbin”iir'n':11i:iirl"i\ii lilo lioornild
wawd both huntimwr bin brad, while his
rriim‘boil tooth l‘l‘ilHi'tl to girccxit tothc
rmnilrka which accrued struggling to come
out.
"What's lbi‘ mpttur. ()rlpndo?" hi4 wife
exclainw'i, though with lop! agitation than
the situation sou-nun! to warrant, (or she
not Hru'ii to his ways.
“ I'Irrry limo i am reminded of it." he
mnttorod in a voice which shook, “lam
lilzml with indignation. "
“ii-wry tinro you think of what, Orlan-
llu'f" . ‘
"Ht thvway l-Iuropo note our money.
Our lu-irow-a in: try noblrmon. European
autumn and Hilliii on one owr hero and ship
inwnvy boom in lmrrvlu. They take it in
m Met tlwy‘ro too busy to count it. The
outflow of wmiib from this country it
auniotbinu awlniff
“ Well. Hrlandn, I Sllmlllilfl it‘s pretty
bad. lb 4 did you know tlmt you hurrn‘t
had Illl‘ lmky tum l t in thokitcliunattend»
'cdioyvt‘.” ‘
"'i‘hnt is not. tho topic undor Ctlllt'lll‘rlfl-
tioo,“ he one bi‘mu ll :yavamly.
“Not ofawtly, lint you know, river. you
.nrcn‘t pan; to b-u‘o Hourly as much tron-
ble with the outflow of. numoy lie-t you will
with on «mtilow tram. that faucet it they
llnd out about it and minke you pay u,- lino
‘—
LIQUlD CANDY.
An Explanation of How therfiatnrated Ho-
lmlon in Sweet .Ciintlnod.
For tho Innizclli nii' thin-who \"i~‘it,tln‘
pm. i. in \ro.‘ ' at :irirm‘ tho iziiidv m;-
3i'ii - ‘Iit'i Lil‘lii i:.l“li‘il(‘l"‘L“3. Awning
otla r ti. Lo Flil‘VIF. liuirthn ‘ Iillrli‘
Iio hold: in mi. and n
nwbl. i'lla iL ironiu Lid. of porn-lain 111.};-
tm'r mm wvo‘d till a glass “11h b-i' .':L—
tor than n cwlcr. holds it into. Illi‘l;'."i‘l or
i\‘.(l7t.i\lllill\li1'illlI‘-l'i.t lllv‘ il'lxilil‘i‘ ihi‘nlii
lin' mold. rl‘ta- wintipn is a saturated mu-
——llm?"'i.= to :ts.y,,;i iziwn quantity of tho
l'npibl (‘.ll‘.l‘.t|l wuihiili Bin): 1‘: ore I‘l’ [Iit‘ soli'i
than is iwttndly iii-1r. Ilm the mold twin!“
pul‘HlH it \x‘itbdr.iv.‘:4 Ntillli‘ of tbo lizpiid
1mm tho zizpixtni'u. and a portion of tho
M.Itll]1ll‘l. hating ind! lilo won-r that Irv-
lop ':4 to it, l4 dopmizcd ill a thin 1:1.1 1'
blunt: the scrim-o oi tlw mold This i< tho
cop, and nib-r a lilllrii‘c.‘ r-i' strcznztiu-ningz
lzl'UUt‘nM'S it iii-comm the (li'liraic, (‘f.'f,£r.‘ilt‘ll
porwluin my. ‘
in much the annu- way li‘.1""ll‘.(l_\".ll'l‘l‘:§
arr l.‘ :do, lirl' lillilili i.~ .‘l satin-and min-
lioii nmi will not, dim-2. 1w any Ilitll‘L‘ sugar.
in»: m. your when in tho morning: will not
(llsiulkl‘ I'cd‘ lulll'lil lump or armor that you
put into it;_ but, dimuvuratno.t it. (Ii‘l‘i‘m‘ii‘;
ii at tho bottom oi the cup. '1 ho sum-t
mixtnrv is ponrvd into mold».- ni obsiuriu-nt
libIli‘l'ltllwvtvl(ll‘l'll, for mumpic~which nt
pyu'l' lzi' ill! Jtilmil‘l) blit‘ \l'iiil‘l‘.
'i but part «it tho Flillzil‘ that has I‘t'l‘ll
roldml of HA natcr nuicpwitcilagainst. the
mold just as tho pom-lain is, and the re»
Milt in the liquid dropwhich, it into llI‘ nu
n,“ Hui. has r'tlll,ll‘ill.lii‘.‘ilt' lilth- liquuradded
to it for ilmorinu. The liquid that in i-on-
lIlii'II within the drop has nlrrrniy all the
unmir it can poRaibly hold, boinn’Hillii'ntctl,
So it (‘4lllilob attack the sugar walls that
('iilllliil! it. _
'i he whob- pl‘nci‘s-l ia a simple and inter-
[fill "my: l‘2\]‘i‘l'lillt'l‘.l in nbmrption, although
pi‘lilntlll'v' not i in Louo c-i‘ those who limo
tn,~ Mi tho randy have had any him of tho
ltn'liadl of its inanul'acturn—Phikniclpbiu
'i‘lnu-a.
A an cumin;
A fret“. trolldfii‘ridv would‘draw a very
large crowd. li‘rcmuan & Son draw a
a large crowd at their Int'Cll‘H-I’Ilillllg
catnbiislnnont, No. ill Water atrcot and
are turning out a large amount of work
done in thohighcat style of the plnter'n
art. They plate in gold, silver, nirklo,
copper. and bronze at n nnxicratt’o price
and do it nice, too. ()id table wore that
in all worn out made to look like new.
All kings of lamps and non tixtnrou plat-
ml and polihhod as when they came
froth the factory, and all at a modern
prico.
Drop poetai and agent will call.
MRS. JOHN BOUTON,
CONTRAI.T() SOLOIS'I‘.
Concert, Interpretation, Votal In-
struction. '
I Washington St, 50. Norwalk.
», a n lm
HEINE'S ORCHESTRAREORGANIZED
Willi,“ lil'v‘ numb:
but “1144'an protvaalonai union mn-b-ianu,
be How Muir tolnrnioh mneb- lor all Iu'I'll-
mono, am'li n4
Concerts, Balls, Pariies,Etc.
And an many men no rmmirovl. Address
PROF. A. HEINE.
[or Winding water. ”«y-llctroit Free Pinon.
Manager and~llimrtomo Clay ntrnot. l-lnnth
Norwui no. «new
a
,.
Comstcick
I4$OUTH M
o
South Norwalk, -
Mil—FOR‘D A.
, . a
Lomutock Bros, Masonic
Bld'g, Norwmk.
Sonic f—Ziiiiti has, others more.
New gomis: for every department arriving: daily, ‘
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l
Brothers,
Popular-Priced Clothiers,
AIN STREET, -----
,- . - Connecticut.
GIFFIN, Mgr.
issBaird's
‘ Institute. - -
NURWALK, cont.
. . ,_. .35th Year.
15: it Your in Nurwzdk.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
i‘iin try.
1. ..
‘1" I“ .;
cob-mic and mi-
illinh‘ii
"l~‘ll"v‘ ‘
.. inriw-Li »
liliih,
MR. KING’S
ECHODL Filii‘ BUYS!
llElll‘UIlD STREET,
Stamford; - - - - - Connecticut.
wurteroeru
Over one hundred boys have entered col-
lege from thin. school.
Aug. 1 {on
illrs. l‘dead’s School
WILL RIEOPENW
SeptemberZQ,’96
ALL APPLICATIONS
il‘or admission should be made at Mill-
side at an early day. s 1 lm
NOTICE
SP‘ECIAL inn! MEETING.
'i‘hvlcunivotomot'thoCitr of Norwalk arc
wruby notified and mum-d. that a thumb:
Slur-tingolwibltlityv‘il Nnrnnlk will be lwol
In the Town House; in «aid I-ityMonsiny. hop.
tounlwr 'IKIIIJWNI. at :i n't-Ioc'k afternoon. ior
tin-’tollowinn pm bow. to wit: ~
. If ulm-noul :i'l\‘l.-uivil'. to [WW-1 a rmolntion
iiil'm'tinu tho May-wand (‘nunvil of mid l‘lly
Hi' Norwnlk. localiso Wall atrt'f-t. ill uni-i riiv.
unnivrly ol‘ Hm norm-r ol’ \inll nn-i Watnr
ain't-H, to be wirb-nmi Ilytakinutlio accessory
Inml tlwrol‘or wntlnwly of mid Wuii Ldrool. at
mo-h I“ I'nts-z‘nml of finch n wldtlluin rob-h
Him-lion mall liviv-rmino Hpuli- 0
2:. ’l‘onnthortwnx-abl Mum-rand Council to
pure wnii hil‘t’t‘i. in will city, from n point Hi!-
pn-Jtnllo- ihmburyand Norwalk Ill‘lwld‘dnl-
with: tho want minor of Wall and Hmilli
atria-tn. will mvinu in boot «nob material an
said megabit: drill til‘l'll‘lllill“ upon.
it. ’l‘nInk-v any Milo-r .u-twn that mor In»,
A numb-til nruanlmtlnn mmpou'ui of none Mummy!:ulviaaldn in rvt'au'onm-ttmiIIu-rot the
Morn-«mid math-w. ~ .
l. 'l‘uaptn-onrinte.lrnmllv- (‘in 'l‘l‘l‘lxlll‘l'
whim-tormonuv may bu nocowiry tor uni-h
madlou and widening. or either of tho Stills“.
altm‘tlworupur mmwenmnt and payment of
Imnolltxnn"damaged. . .
hub-d at tho t‘ity of horwalk. Hoplcmbbr 1?.
WM.
l’l‘ll Ull (1. WHEELER.
9 ill at. M Mayor oi the City or Norrmili
September 29th.
R.H./ _ .
Piaisie’d!‘
(raucous): .
____°___..
(We , ,, ..
fire
Selling
a
Good ,
Fountain
Syringe
for
7501/
2, 3 or 4 quart.
.3tjnd‘
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‘VOOS WVEHO 303
009 1.1an
p The, public schema Will open
‘ August 31, and we want to
remind you root
1
Carry
a ,
. Complete
Line
of
School Books
And Supplies.
'5 .L N 3 o‘ s
swap a)“:
.._....._o_———
R.H.PLA|STED
‘3 Washington
Street.
. so. NORWALK.
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