1’1
.fiircetline‘uwc: outlines.
tarnished on applies»
1 Duo mouth. coo: three
' six months. tam: one your. so.
__h1nonh0nm11week. to bomb!
':. ‘wllo. n 1'th street.
are when at The Sentinel office.
of any news. you will earlier 11
Box for the convenience of time
1301”" items of news or other unit-
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
can of Normal): and 1'11 Suburbs
1
’llolephone Calls.
' ' sll'cht tomporduro changes.
,' as wind( on the coast.
'I'Iflltilu’e Almanac for Tomorrow
:1th |8nn sets I lehtide
I.“
(116226 at 111:2:
into In inane up largely or the oon'ts.
Lite taken hold of the child from the.
d wu of'liis uiidcrstmiding and begins
in touch him what he must not do. At
whoa! he must not make a noise, must
not my bad words, must not fight and
Jmuut not disobey
’,A little luttr tho law takes him in
hand unddircets him From the time
J11?
‘man has been told that he must not
Steal. must not murder. must not lie or
client. Society is utter him, too, with its
negatives. Ho shall not eat with his
hi a. shall not pick his teeth, shall not
appear without his coat and shall not
he'r‘ude or discourtcous.
No doubt than injunctions are neces-
nary. It duo sum rather strange, how-
Ten
{civilization the
- they should not. do.
1th happy and handsome. and good.
ing in tho contemplation of the bright
' and positive. side of life.
and high l‘lt.'lll(‘\l‘lllt“llt be set
.011 the right side.
in! character.
‘latisluctorily solw 1!. Maybe, they use i
110qu offering of it.
buy the root eizgi'rly and pay a high
price for it. An imp1‘rtunt trade with
Uhina‘miglit be dew loped from this one
Vegetable produtt alum-,1? it (‘ull be
cultivated In gardens. We are not aware
that this has our been “'11 d to any ex,
tent. When Li Iluiig (‘hmig was in this
country. one of the mist highly prized
pronoun ho r1"'eei\1 d was a hunch of
ginseng r1: ots. (‘ liiiiese in this country
pay $1.75 11 1,: 1iu11d for tho root.
What California is to the United
States in tho mutter oi fruit production
South Africa promises to become to
amt Britain. The climuto 11ml soil and
Wmtione of South Africa are, on the
whole, not unlike those of California.
_ sour-cos of wealth are tho 11111110--ug-
Ii urn, mining and stock raising.
with a «drum: needs irrigation and 11
dignity to raise trait enough to supply
continent.
huh tuition grown richer 111111
9.711117 are creditor notions und buy what
want with their hid-rest 11nd divi-
m Tim old notion that ucountI-y
prosperous when it exported more
it imported in a fallacy under our»
' conditions.
'1'“ current motor which has been in»
{or pumping wuo r into ii‘rignt
mvoirs and emails could be used
mulling pom r for other purpooes
all. By Ill ingi 1111111111 urrungiment
bucket and reversible puddle tho our
, to! II river is 111111111 to pump its own
" Into a leading pipe which con
”I it to the land. This motor Works
, m "whicwromma
»,‘« snot oxoeodlnanve
”I snowman». Katrine 11ml
mmdub or rates for '61:;-
‘ Inn-4'31 mleln 116m
Wilma wan street. Norwulk.
W. comma or brlnzlng It
gonad at the entrance to The Scott»
um should In all cases be 1111»
South Norwalk. 001m.
rotting Sentinel hat a Circulalimi
,C'midembly, than the Combimd
of the other Three Local Dail—
Oier'l‘rar Room is always open to
‘idernbly in vogue.) The short low
, oko, fitted by shoulder seams, has the.
'l‘uiiini'row
mines lobe partly ciou-lly and slightly
ruler. followed possibly by min :1n1.lbyd;m-
Low tide
' f the Ten Commandments down to now .
ever, that in the. beginning of recorded
Commandments
themselves should have sturti (1 out with
telling mankind so many things that
On the whole, it seems about time. for
moralists 11nd preachers to begin to tell
. no what we may and should do in Urdu
There is something hopeful and inspir-
L1‘t mankind
be told awhile, what. they can and may
, d0. Lctcouruge,kiiidliiiess, perm-vernncu
before
them. 11th tlum be taught tho possibilv
ity of infinite growth and development
This is the training
which will make the strong and beauti-
Whnt the Chinese do with tho tons 0t
ginseng they buy is a puzzle not yet
‘ ‘ for medicine, Il‘ltyl‘t'. they make a juror
At :1in rule they
M h m u I!“ to , '
We have undo unsold err-amat-
with the agent: at the celebrated new
Glove-Fitting Patterns. by which we can
present to our lady readers me at their
vcrv newest and choices“ mttom of
mate. Full and explicit direction
for putting together the garments oc-
oompnny each pattern '
6815-Girle‘ Apron.
”or illustration shows a serviceable
littloupron made of gums linen with
trimmings of biitistc edging and inser—
tion. The straight lower edge of tho
full skirt is ornamented by a deep hem
and band of insertion. An attractive
feature is the pretty berths, gathered at
the top to full well over the shoulders
in square handkerchief style (:i‘novclt y
fullness of the skirt portion joined to its
lower edge in round outline. Muslin in
plain, striped and cross-bur patterns
may be employed in making. also linen,
lawn, nuiusook and similar fabrics, doe.-
orutcd with embroidery, edging, lace,
insertion, etc. To make this upron for
:1 girl of six years it will require four
yurdsof tliirty-six-inch wide material.
l‘lleplllttll'll,N1). 1187.3, may be had in
sizes for children of two, four, six,
eight and ten years of age.
EVENIIIGSEIITIIIEL
COU PO N .
Eutltlluz to one Pattern. any size. oi No.
11115
Out this out. fill in your name and address
and mull or tnko it to
Sturtovant’a Bargain House
Nun
' . Annalee . .
'ATTEIIN No, 11175 SlZl‘ ------ Hi
This coupon and 12 cents will secure
above I-Iitteru I1tr'ltui'tomut's. North line In
and Ann streets. South horwulk.
A NOBLE SURGEUN.
He fitted a Path Iit' vs life 11!. the ['1 1‘“ M
"is 01111.
A (,'1‘l'l‘llll Ifl'lltlllll hospital 1111:; on its:
stall ol‘ physicians (1Il" man at least
whori- Ifl‘l‘lil'4lll hush-1:11 tll'lllllllr<ll‘£ll|'ll.
.‘illll 111:: lt'riifil'lllil‘ pullor uiiil tuition:
gait, :ililuiugli he is in Ill-1 prime, Inn
diiil}'\\'i.‘111.::.‘tnthis fuet.
“ll 1.111111 iii'd 11-11 111113 :11:u,".~"iivl
who (.1 ii" ‘ hospital civil.‘iiit1‘lliiigtliu
;~‘11.1')‘. “Just :ii't1 1' ill“ doctor in ennui a
fishing surge: lI Ill‘l'l‘. A wmunii \vus
brought in Still'l ring from .1 ('21111'4 rum:
growth hint min-t lll tli1‘1‘iid prove in»
tul. The house surgu on in r'liui'gl', :1
young 111:1", advised tiii Illllll' diute 11111‘1'»
.'ition. tlll‘l be and his assistants 11'1'1'1: in
the lillllfl 1f it. when the \‘i'siiing 1:111-
gi'tin :II'I'IVI'd.
"A student was huiidliiig tho knife
und had lziid burn the life destroying
cause. '
“ ‘t'u'n‘t'ul, eul'eftil.’ exclaimed the
visiting; surgeon as the SIIHII iit dextrb
iiiisly out the lll'Sll. 'lf you M‘Vl'l' that
lll'lt‘l’)‘. she may Illl‘ lllltll l' the knife. ’
“The warning came late, the: knife
lind i-‘liI the artery, mid the blood l1‘1111-
ed him the Wlillli'l.
l
t
out on his forefinger.
ti'ry Ml as to stop liltl lluw Iil' IlIt‘ItItI
\i'ould necessarily Hill“ the out in con
tact with the liui'illi of l‘llllt‘I'r.
Iiieiil's
perhaps, the wmunn's death.
surgeon's trained lingers lind gripped
the artery, which he held llrmly until
It could he llgiiturml.
woman's life :1 low llIlIlIIlIH,
the narrator, ”but the poison got Into
the doctor's Hystem. 11nd lin lay ut the
point of drum for wv1‘ks.”-—l’msburg
Dispatch.
thrnutzh tho mun that V111 Illlll 11 fellow
[IIIHHI'IIKI i'. n 1111111 wm‘ih $31,),ooii,oiio,
’ivlm bud gotten on iit ,llull‘ulo.
Inquiry 111' the. porter of my our, and lie.
repliwl:
“'l'ln-xuiiiiiig siii‘gri‘ou had Ii hlllllll
'l‘o seize the ar-
A 11111-
(It'llly, on the other hand, Illl'ltlll.
”Without an iiistont’s hesitation the
It prolonged the
" continued
It \'\"11'11 True.
Lulu in tho 1-1'11111111, 11 report. spread
I made
“lizit‘s whnt iley any, null. lint yo'
' Great Britain and Franco ouch ini-
Ml annually “1110.000, 1100 Worth oi
M above thquluo of its exports, and
can‘t allow “'1'. iii-‘11 in do nexteiir,
but. i 1‘1111't duusuyif lie’o rich till
mowiini.”
Next. morning the porter beckoned
1‘1111 into the. mnokiog emnpurttiient and
said:
1 mod.
"DuI story was all Iiiii', oiIlI. "
“'l‘lu‘n he‘s Worth 13.231501111111111, eh?”
”All 11l'1l.1l. Huh. :1“ no hint 11111”. "
“ll-.w did you find out?"
‘.‘1“minduodder1m‘lnl1, snh. llv'gi'm»
on has jwdi 1:111 him It) 1111111, while
oii‘ril.1id11‘lse has euni down \Iid n
1111111111: “-~Ht. Loni. l‘iist- lli‘ipult'li.
Pepper llerrh 11.
Winn the l.HI‘tiI'.'I on 11 111111111 of the
11111;” plant begin to turn red, thi-
«pike isi‘nt LIT and the in mm gntlii'rrd.
ll' 1th 11.11 long. until perfect ripeness is
Main-‘11. there 1.1111 grout l'l“‘9'"'(‘ll“'IlIII| d
or the berries l‘ulling oil”, 111111 the 111111]-
Iy of the product is 2:31 no means 1111
Connecticut
Receiving Baskets, from which
collections are, made twice daily,
on: at the following places:
BENEDICT, W. A 81 Co., 114
Washington strcct. '
BODWELL, ll. E.,76 Washing-
ton street. ‘
COMSTUCK BROTHERS,
South Main street.
GURIIAM,E . l:., 10 First avenue,
East Norwalk.
JOHNSON, Edward C., 198 Wash—
ington street bridge.
PINNEO’,S 49 Wall street, Nor-
walk
STllR'l LVAN '.,
North Main street.
Also at ELM GROVE STORE,
from which a daily Collection will
be made.
'()iir1lrivcrs will be glad to call
whenever notified.
l
14
51 and 53
Connecticut
Laundry,
[lowland strcct.
HALE’S‘
Lure» .ill colds :5. at. 11Jur drug 1-
gists.
LINCOLN
Storage Warehouse
The Lin» .‘III Storage ‘Vltrt‘llil'lw‘
.. \111.1--Ii..-,I :1 l1'\\ .luwuwiilli
‘ \\ :i»liii l: ii>ti"~.11l in III" (III
,.. 1 1|. \ 1111‘ ilk. 1.» in \1' 11, 1-"'nlni
lot: 11;- 1 I
Household Furniture, Pianos,Bi-
cycles, Carriages, Etc.
I|
lll-
1"111' lull particular.» llI11llIl‘l' at tho
I‘llli‘u ..{
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN‘.
'Il WASIIINLI'I‘UN ii'l'lil‘il'i'l‘,
Hutilli Nht‘ivnlk. t'nhlii'i'lii'lit.
Mitchell 8. Son, Auctioneers.
BIG AUCTION SALE
til"
Household Furniture
~11..1‘11;1.i:-.\1 rims...
Saturday, October 3rd, 1896,
iii 111‘: li-"l. {1 Ill , In:1~i.ii~~‘~-u|tl11' Iilt'
COMMODORE JOHN HILTON.
,1.1)W.\\'l'tl.\'. (TURN .
.QZEQIIIIIIIII: ml hunwhnld l'Ill‘IIlIlll'i‘.f‘1IIi
»i~Ii111:iu purl uI boil». I‘11IIIltliu,i’ltl‘li1:I>.,l:1111l.1-.,
11111-111,1|11 111111111 'li'uule 1:1»1 -. 1111111 ". ni‘i‘
1111.11:.l111‘111 1‘1: » lute-1111111111.:- 1| Il«i
rim; ~11l':,1 1"."'1111Ii '11 'lm ls. linl I1 din—.n‘lhiu- 1|
11:11.1' mln'h 11.11111. 111 In I' 1'IIII'III ll'
mum ~11IIIWIIIII.1'1.11 11 \t l.1lr11.11‘, ‘itllII
hniii'. 'lniinwu l1 l.1i‘Iin'iiltii‘- ill
MIICHELL& SON - Auctioneers
“111;.1
CHEAP FUEL
(living In runny of Ili1' factories being
shut IIUWII.\'1‘I‘.IIII\“,U 111.11'141:accumulation
iil' lii'st»1'l.11».‘41‘ul{1‘.
Wu nib-r the name during the month ul
”ember 111 six cents per bushel at ”W
works. ovoiulit cents per bushel delivered
Within either my limits. in not less than
twenty lnsliol lots.
Norwalk Gas Light
Company. .
\'1[l
HI. Iiil‘
1-1'1 l\\'
”WI I111: HI \‘Ill “II It. 1:11 4:111”: 1'11;
1"iii 1;“,1 1.1..1u 111|.\ Ii.
l '111~-~5\\"Til|111nit llu'wduli‘1'-|'.’\"'u'111u|l.' in
111131 l1 II'II'I «bi-.unmid
V\I11'I‘.I‘11'~1 Illt'ttilllIIlllHIl‘.‘ itoi' .. 111 Mill mtuln
IIII‘I‘I‘\ilI 1I1~1ltullII-.-'1Iiirt III!“‘I lttllllllllhllll
11.111111: oiiltlio- r1111. and I'viite‘mIit Ilint 1».th
1‘ tz~II1-i out inmi'tli'iii Millie lent I'I 11111 the
11.1: 11111on wltliiiii 1111‘ 11 111111. the i'flwl'wa
lllu 11~t sic newnl 1111' 1h 1 i‘uwl and I l"
IlWIIllIit‘IN 11ml liiivo 11111.“! to 1.1-. will”
hollow-111M111: illlll 111111111111 lhi witluinum
..1 .ml 1« 1111- 111111 in mowhtml wt hunt the
111111115 111ml iii 1-411 Illllailiitlt‘H-s “11111111"
1111111 1 Unit will .1111Il'1111li1-Ii lli‘lu‘zII-l iiliil
1l1t1-11i1liiwlul tilt l'iiil w 1111:.» v in \III‘WIIIh.
utillo' Iilli luI dint-1.... 1,111.. “I I u‘IImk 11f
terinmo‘ nodtlnit IIIII 1-H: 111 tir' 1‘ Ill: '11' .3 I!" ah
1111 Inull pm we llll" 1: lNllIWl‘l'ilIIIv 11111111.“.
1111: lhlmml- I in i1 111'“ oiiniioi' liiii'in‘. ' 11 1:111:11
11111111 in unlit Iliwtlli'h iii [1 that ten 1hI)H I11...
- The Big White
Store. ,,
Laundl'y, Busy, Always
Ilziviland sIrth. Busy.
1101111111111, calm.
SALE COMMENCES
Saturday Morning, October, 3rd, l896, at 9 o’clock a. m.
Gigantic as these stocks were, the
such immense stocks.
the prices. They are simplic ity itsc
now awaiting them here.
Underwear and‘Hosiery.
We. guarantee every price quoted here
from 1.3 to 20 per cent. less than can be
bought olsowhoro. For your own eon-
vcnionce we. would advise you to come
curly in the day. as tho crowds in the. at»
tei'noon and evening. makes it more dilli-
cult. to serve you as we would like.
1111) dozen ladics' jersey ribbed flower-11'
vests and pants, pearl buttons, extra.
heavy, all sizes, called by the makers
seconds, 11 great bargain, " 2.3a.
Tfidozeuludics’ lino 1'1'1 ptmn ribbed
Ilccced vests and pants, vest made long
and short sleeves, silk tape, pix-1s from
:1 1.17, pants made. with From-l1 yoke
hand all sizes, same price dealers ask
7.31,.1111' prue .ilk‘.
iIIdoxe ii ladies and misses’, Egyptian
ribbed t'n'iibiiiatiou suits. beautifully
made, :1 perfect lilting 'guruicut, mudn
to sell ut 7.31:. :It .3111.
Men‘s nuturul wool shirts and drawers
full lengths. are, perltlct. goods, real
1'1111111if1.'.:it .3111:
:53 dwzon tum-1‘s" lli‘l'HEt'tl ’_1'il~li1?d vest»
'Iiid 11.1'nis' IN:
on do' run ladios'
“051'. -"-L'.
2.3 div/.1111 ludies‘ last block. lleeeed and
line Cotton twoltlit'ezid 111111 doiibh‘ heel
and too. :1 reuuizii' 3111' so». king. 2.3:.
1311 dozen iiiou's mixed woolengrey hose,
regular \‘ulue, l‘.l.', two pu‘I‘s
fast bluek seamless
all sizes,
l'iil‘ 3:)“.
Men‘s inoli:iii"_f1int-in-uand iuwlm'urls
(ign productions that are gathered here in bewildering variety.
white
illlh'lm‘h, guaranteed moduli wool, cut .
NEW NEW 1 NEW NEW
Jackets Laces Silks ' Hoisory
sun [IND AMI AND
CAPES. 1113111115, 0111155 60005 UNDERWEAR.
Blankets Domestics Gloves Crockery
NEW NEW
AND AND
COMFORTABLES. LINERS.
, '-
Small Expense. small
Profits and
CashBuslnoes 15:3 Corn-
«hinatlon hard‘to but.
.NEW NEW
AN!) AND
’TIIIMMIIIGS. GLISSWIRE.
y are now doubled. Never in the l
()ut‘ Counters and shelving are loaded with the/beautiful cmueits of home and for-
But
if.
regulnrprico,15c, just for -l Saturday,
for 25¢.
Indies’ lino ‘wool vests and pants, in
and natural. tho well—known
Luzoruo perfect. fit. guaranteed non-
shrinkiug, regular prim; $1,131), at $1.01).
.311 div/en men's night shirts, made of
line muslin, o.\tr.1 long and wide, neutlv
triimiiod, our regular T'JL' gown, for this
sale per garment .300.
Dress Goods.
10 pieces 58-inch two tone novelties,
could get 151.: per yard, but this 241111:
must 1:1 unit, tit 2:311.
20 pieces colored lace boumttes. Fold
everywhere at .3111: per yard, to make a
lively run, We.
1': pieces silk and wool plaids—Ave will
surprise. you «they are 7.31; per yard, but-
we will ell them for .3011, and plaids are
thi thin as for skirt.» as well .is waists,
cut diagonally.
.3 pieces Scott-ll heather Iiiixtiires, l‘._.
cards wide, we have often sold them IN;
this $110.. .311
10 piece.» ombro plaids. these are plaids
that .m- :1 shading of colors to form the
pi iid Will] :1 1.111uwiir‘z‘. 1111 r 1 ti. L't. Very
lilt‘lly in 111 sign 111111 with for \\ hob.-
suits, .3111'.
s :ldcers .31Lineli two tone Inntcluise
cloth, tlmt high-priced houses ask $1.1M,
our price, 5‘71}.
We sell the timid Medal and Priestly
llidl‘k goods, they are the 111‘s!» in the
wwnld.
1‘. pines bl. u‘l' 111- m' ell 1 :11 it any house
will usl: 11111351.!” for. nurprue 2.31-
Grcatest treat that thL ladies of Fairficld County ever enjoyed is
iistory of our house have we had
there is nothing bewildering about
5 pieces lOdnch black figured fancies,
those are very cheap at 39c, this sale,2.3L‘
11) pieces all wool 454111111 Jquuurd
suiting, sold all through New York for
1191:, our prico, 511.3.
.1 1 inch black iuutcluise, large pattern,
could get :‘Il :3 per yurd, this sale, $1.00.
It) inch all \1 ool lionricttu, sold by all
for 5111‘, our price, 37c.
High class black dress goods, $1.00,
3 .25., $1.51) and $1.713 per yard.
Jackets and Capes.
It is the. fit and not the cloth that
makes the garment 10ok well. Perfect
fitting, tailor made garments, and made
only by first-class tailors, and our put-
rous knowing that they save. from $2.01)
to $3.110 on a garment, has made our
(‘LI IAK ll! N ).\l NAM! )l 'Sli‘llt ).\1 DAN-
lllfllY 'l‘t) lll'lldd'l ISLANDJ’RUJI
ST AMFI Illl) TI) BRIDUI‘Il‘i )ll'l‘.
Capes.
l0 black beaver double, capes, $1.11.»
1.3 black beaver strapped capes, 25,.3I)
[‘3 black bouclo double capes, fur
Ii'iiiniied. :l 3.3
171 salts plush canes. :1 plum, it 7.3
1.35.1114 1ilii<li rapes. L’Il im'lii's l1iiiu$ 1H)“
III lintlfllt' iliehet, ti'iuiiiied, Ill) lllL'll-
1151111111. ‘ 9,00
Jackets.
211 black and blue beaver jackets, $1 .30
in Irish trier.» jackets, i. .31)
H black and blue lmuele jackets, ll. 1:)
[‘3 black. blue, green and tau kersey
jiu'ki'ls. 3.3”
13 black buuele, strapped seams. 7.30
l”) illin1'IiiiIi<.~'1‘s jackets. from L311 to l‘.’
N (1117.011 children's jm'lu‘ts, l.‘.'I\t11i
'lii.I'i'1l“\.Iii lineenliml'
i.
1
ill“ 11,'l1
Ill «Indium.
U .
liligli
()111 f'
.Il l".1111‘v
ILIIII’, l' Apple.
.111); (iill l'Ji‘i (LIL.
Ilt‘
"1' Butler, live. 'IlIlllltlS f1)1'11111:111)ll.1r.
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST.,
IMPORTED
CHEESE. CHEESE. CHEESE.
Holland.
biuml oI lid; im Cheese is mo... v.‘«‘niz. liliimi: rh iIll lll‘: 1v nil ;1\' the lines
1» L'll' 11.11111.- L‘d lllll cream, and it is the lcud'm" hiuiid lll LhL 111 ohm.
France.
l'lto:».‘. who are lovers 1:: 1111.: genuine Sut‘icte Roducl'urt can depend on getting the :4 Home article here
Switzerland.
llL‘udquuiLcrs (or the pure Swiss LllL‘L‘SC.
American.
White. l"ull 1‘11: .111, Neuh'liatcl,
C "AR'LES E. SEYMOUR,
Loudlng Grocer.
I l I
The lie-.1 guwl‘; .ll IliL‘ luwctl 11111. '22.
TELEPHONE CALL, 58-3
l‘hilguli'lpliiu Cicuin, Club Home
$0. NORWALK.
liiiy .
111‘11'1‘.
5 ll) stone pol .ltaiiilllllii lolly,
5 ” “ lil‘t‘hl‘l'V‘Jli,
‘ At .t
sweet potatoes, 1m pm i;
IO l’l kit in.uk111l
lb 1 on come d In...
ti
I1 11
(1 H 11
4
In
to H
.2 l‘tltlbl
3 ” lmx 11hr». :dmv l1,
l‘lillikll'ulllllllll 111-11. 11,
5 lhit Wilhlllllt!“ 1.3.1.,
llcsl Creonil'i'y hitter in ll)
Donovan Building,
I. r... 11 1111111 houiiu
1" “' ' .1111 u hence/111111.14“...
N1
JUST A FEW
'l'hzit's till we have ”I these delicious (ii'L'cn (itigcs, (ill) can and
lurllctt Peru's. 2-H) can elioiec l'i'uil, heavy sugar Syrup (It
A Can
100
it you want for tlu: winter, we may. get any more
SOME PRICES WORTH REMEMBERING.
23 1'12. 3 cams E. 1|. pc.‘1:=. 25 ctr.
:1 1:11. .1 " tomatoes, 25 1:15
10-11:; 3 “ pumpkin, 25 u.
15 1'1". .1 " SIVi'ct (b.1111, " :5 131;».
1):; l 1.1. 1.. H111. IBIfiIIhII, ' 251-1..
1'] 1'1.» 1. .5 " host the, 2513‘.
11,111. (1 “ lll‘FI stam‘li, 25 1‘11.
if.’ «I.» o “ soda (:1 ll'I;t‘l.-, 35 (,‘15,
l 1 1'11»; 5 “ ginger snaps, :5 1:11»
r,‘ 1191 3; ” lemon (,‘i'Ilil‘S, ~5 my
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till. 135 pet'hm'i‘el.
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South Norwalk.
Ban Monument-1111111111 may.
peninsul- Ihuped like a clinched 1111.
with Ito face to the out and the noble.
landlocked bay which the novice of the «
world would not crowd, and with its
back to the Pacific ocean, which rolls
in without a break from China. 7.000
miles away. It covers an area of 20
square miles, though much of this is
built over in straggling fashion. It has
thrice us many bills us Rome boasted
of. but'ovcr the highest of these the ca-
blo curs climb. Seen from the buy at
night, the spectacle in superb. as tho
streets are transformed into parallel
lines of twinkling lights that seem . to
ascend, like Jacob's ladder, to the stars.
Justin McCarthy in “Lady Judith”
gives the most poetical as well as the
most faithful picture of this remarkable
sight of San Francisco from the bay.
Had the original builders of the city
adopted the Italian custom of carrying
streets urouud hills, with terraced gar-
dens, San Francisco would be the most
bountiful city in the world. As it is,
many of the streets are merely grout,
unsightly ditches that run in ugly par-
allel lines up the steep hills and through
their summits. From a score of points
of vantage. one may get superb views of
the buy, the harbor with its picturesque
islands, the encircling hills and tho
Utlltlt 11 Gate, the narrow entrance
through 11 lnLh come and go the ships of
the. (wit ut.
What impresses tlio visitor to San
Francisco most forcibly is the peculiar
fondness for the, bay window. But this
taste seems nuturaland sensible when
he is told that it is duo to the necessity
of getting all the sunshine that can be
secured. Here, us in Italy, between Filli-
sliino and shade there is the (llll'lwflllttl
between summer and winter. The to
Francisco climate is the grtutt st e'liu~
male in the. World for continuous Will‘k,
as the llll‘llll texiiporuture is 15.3 and there
is no summer heat. But it is u trying
climate for any one with weak lungs or
lt'lldt,‘1‘tlll’(>:lt. The. summer is lIurslu‘r
than the winter, us eold trade winds
and heavy ’fi 11.1»: render the nights chilly
and make a grate lll’t‘ eouil'ortulile.
lt‘llllit'l‘ is llll‘ finest. month in l’lll‘ year,
as the trade winds do not blow and the
days uro'wzirm uud suusliiuy.—(.‘liziu»
muqu: lll.
SHELL AND SHOVEL PILE.
\ Slim-t Stun of the (i111 \" I" as ’l'u'nl
by 1111 Old Soldier.
"Wln‘uevrr I >11.- 11 1.1111 of show-l;
.»t:iv‘k1 11 up on the sidewall: in fl‘i'lll’; 1‘!
:1 illll‘-l\\':l‘.’1‘ store,” 5.1111 an old soldier,
“it makes 1111’- tliiiilc (if 11 pile of shovels
I. saw 11111'1‘ sturlcul 1111 at the i‘ud (if u
11'111‘1‘1‘31‘ in 51.11 I'.ll‘lll“‘til’k at the time of
the civil war. Till'l‘L'VVl'l‘l‘ Sit-g1: guns
and mortars of one size uud another Ill
batteries scattered along these Works—
111 tin: particular buttery [but I speak (if
their \1‘1'1'1‘ two 100 pound tilled guns.
There wus u truverse between the two
guns, and 11111: on the outer side of each,
n traverse, you understand, living a.
«li‘ rt 11.11:“ of t‘itl‘lil running back from
the 11m“ in ll't‘lll’. and at. right angles
with it.topr11t~.1'ttlio guiiuiiil t111‘g1111«
1111+: from :2 1.111131! lit‘v. This pile of
slii-Vrls‘luy at lit" end of one of the out—
ir li‘;l\‘ll~'.'~', to the l1 {I 111' lill‘ 11i11'1‘ that
[worked on. 'i'll‘.'l'1,'\\‘tl'tl six 111' eight
invn (Ill tIu- Lillll.
".\ sly ii that I'lllll'.‘ ow-r from n (‘1211-
full rate lil"."l:ll' bum ry dropped square
on that 1:32.- :11' shovels and exploded the.
ill- 'llll it >ti'ii1‘l;. Ulll‘t 1111 1'1111 111111 just
I11: H 1111 d, and in" ill! Ii \1'1 1e all st: 1111]
in" >1 nth r: d mound to the n or of the
gun 1"11“ri'.1‘,:r, “011' of llll in fur av :13'
item Ill" shovel pile, and all of flu in
right in open I'uiigi', not protected, as
“onu- nl' llll‘lll anyway would liuvf- Ih‘i‘ll
:l iniiiutu earlier, by standing over on
1211 min: r sill: of the 1:11: i, with the gun
and the on entriuge b1 tween them and
tin slum l.~'
“’1‘ be .‘i: r we filled with smoke, and
i"i.i1:ii:1 tits and spljiiters of SI]! ll .iiid
shovels \I’t‘l‘i' flying in 1111 directions.
'l’ln-i'i‘ wasn't :1 iiinii but expected to
liuw his lll‘llll kllili’lu‘ll oil by :1 piece
of i-lh'll, or t 1 In 1111 in two by .1 Flill‘t‘l
lil:iil1,1.ii l1 zi~'t in h: 111 the Illllltllli of
:1 >lio\~i sink through him. llut tho
ll‘.lt!lll|‘lll.~i of r'lll'il all lll‘W post, tho
sluw‘vlr: :1]! come down. and thi- smoke
111:ir.-d uwny, and nobody had even 11
si'r:1:1'li. Then the men all laughed and
mm Iuloudiim the lot) poundernguiu. "
-—I\'1‘w Yoi‘l; r'uii.
Sop»
111'
The Mil-14 l'iu'liiuiii‘nt.
A purlwiunt at which the discus-
sions am- 1‘;11'1‘iul 1111 in time diiferent
11111;;1111g1‘s is probably unique.
'i‘lu- country where Ibis singular fui't
oez'in'sis WI'll known to English touriuts
mm, b'Wllm I'lund. llut few. I believe,
have ever had 1111 In't'iisii n to be present
ill the sittiiiu 111‘ 11 Swiss purliniiwnt.
The. languages spoken by tho 1111-111-
lwrs 1111‘ I"r1‘ni‘l1,lt:1li:1n and Herman.
lIulIun, true. in‘iiot 1111 often employed
us llll! 11tl11'r two, the llll'IIlIlt‘I‘l'l for Ted-
nin, lll'lllllllll in tho south. very often
deliu ring llllll' H111'1'1'I11‘14 in French. A11
utmost «Very educated Swiss spooks
French 11nd tiermmi, members are then»
turn 1111111 to understand 1111 it other’ 11
k111‘11'liei-I, although spoktu in a dillc '1‘1' Ill.
language to their owii.
it. Iilso um ‘11 happens that when 11
From-l1 speaking member wishes to‘
make. u stronger impression on the tier-
Innii opt-oiling purt of the house ho dc-
11111 111 his spew II in Herman. and also
VII 1- verso. -—I’1 111111111 ’11 W1 ukly
A' (:urlimn' 11...... Tree.
01111 of tho most reiimrltulilo botanical
curiosities iii the world is in tho pus»
session of Mic. L11 View of Quebec. It
:‘is 11 potted Ann‘r l'll‘ 1111 iii-onty row-bush
wlioso flowers IlthI pei't‘umo only from
midnight. until daylight. During the
restot tho ill hours they no perfwily
odorless. Tim lrnut'iinco begins to mimic
prr cisely on the stroke of in.
- H..- _. .9. .4.
Finnily (lot the (loot.
A llerlin physician, Dr. Aronsolm.
11.111 11111-11 0111111 in inoculating with 1.1.
bin-111ml» n gout, on animal hitherto
rummlml 1111 immune to thin disease.
Norwalk Chronicler