“W. Old Romania-taut”
More is something Infinitely man.
hithaauotrotalhenchiaauctm It
. swim to the French chamber-III
Varied”: and its Suburbs
.» , y, than the Combined
”it other Two local dailies.
haguarantead the
. la handol in. Every
will be make to accom-
a‘ ht unless is
' rig inthe afternogil of
channels desired.
mmiaesto be fair and
‘ It promises to be fair.
cram] more sultry. follow -
"Almanac for Tomorrow.
cum ‘ Kightfde! Lowtide
' 1:” Mat ulI~
the pleasure of laying before
.tliopmiucnt Professor Mos—
3‘ thin of fear. He says it is “a
Illusion of emotions " conned
arsupply of blood to the
furthermore. “every action is
every thought is accompanied,
.. , dilatation of the vessels
. , the distrihétion of the area
. « lion} being determined
the lling area of con»
.w the repercussivo influ-
mye'xtcrnal stimulus. " Com-
in million, and next timo you
nearly to death just stop and
It. Never forget the vasomotor
of your area of vasculnriza-
I land in great. This year tho
young territory of Oklahoma in
~ to produce nearly 25,000,000
' of wheat. On some farms the
ill be quite 60 bushelsto the
fin wonder the boomers heath-d
lab their claims to its soil.
. was worth sitting up nights
arevclver in each hand. But
boomers keep this cream rich
Its virgin fertility. Let them
the slovenly, ruinous old
, (l farming that have turned so
" the once rich land of the cast-
into a desert waste.
ya all glad to know that Mark
A not dye; in poverty in Lou-
_ lying newspaper man an-
“‘ III are glad he is living com-
qtth his family and that he is
_ work. We hope he will
.13 ill attempt to pay his debts
another comfortable fortune.
man and an honest one,
tho greatest humoristof
mfoud of saying that in
I, the lndian has alwaya
VIII! justly by the white
that consequently British
”humanism to the
. uprisings and mam»
ly been published.
a this claim,“
Canadian days are
mum archives
Malt "Inactive”
. and Alexander
, W "90th lIlH.
. yelled.
Ilaitat am in an». air. mini
‘ deputies Momma in the lesbian"
mblydiblder blooded Englishmen
or Americana, serious museum
" would undoubwdly have tullcwed; but
“ a henchmen can lash himself into a
bathing team of anger. rave. tear his
hair. call his enemy the most objection-
able names ln the dictionary and .go on
next dayaa if nothing had bappond.
When Socialist Deputy Richard in a
meeting of the French assembly called
. his colleagues “police spiel," he need
very unparliamentary language, and
the president. If. Brianna. did quite
right to call him toaccount. It does
seem at this distance a littlp severe that
Briasou should order Richard to be re
moved (mm the chamber by the guard.
but allowance must be made for the
French way at doing things. Brianna
was amply punished, however. for his
severity by the abuse imIncdiately
poured upon him by the other socialist
deputies. ”Down with Britten!" they
“Death to Briseoul Cannille
Brissonl" Which last. being liberally
translated, is equivalent to calling the
president poor white trash.
The socialists had helped to make
Brlscon president of the chamber. be-
lieving him most friendly to their ideas.
but now they repudiated him utterly.
calling him, among other pet names,
”miserable reactionary." The climax
was reached, however, when, in achorus
that sounded like the yelping of 50 di
minutive, hysterical dogs. they cried,
“Resign, old rascal. resign!"
The Ruiz Case. ,
There are no witnesses ott'né murder
- of Dr. Ruiz. except thonfwho murder-
ed him. and they will. not incriminate
themselves. So the truth may never
be known. This much is certain, how"
ever: Dr. Ricardo Ruiz. an American
citizen practicing dentistry in Guano-
bacou. four miles from Havana, was ur-
rested Feb. 4 and thrown into prison
by the Spanish government on false
charges. Our treaty with Spain de.
mands that any American citizen arrost~
ed in Cuba shall be allowed within thrcc
days. or 72 hours. to communicate with
his friends. Ruiz was kept more than
13 days in prison. ”incomnnicado."
as the Spanish has lit—that is, without
being allowed to communicate with any
one outside the prison. Then his death
he went insane and dashed hisbrains
out against his cell walls. but follow
prisoners tcetitied privately that Rule
was beaten to death by the awful tor.
taro known as the compoutc. llis
widow has his hat with a gush in
it that trllsn ghastly story. It is on
record that Ruiz applied to the Amer.
ican consul to pron-ct him. but no IIt~
tention was paid to his appt‘nl. It prob-
ably was not allowml to reach lion:
ernl Loo till after Ruiz was dead. The
United States will demand full opera
tion for tho outrage. and it may become
a very serious matter to Spain bi'fllli‘
she is done with it. Uommiwiomr (tal
houn and General Loo had only Spanish
reports on which to base their colloid
have been committed.
lolnmbkillc. or (lolumim. is one of
Ireland's tlll‘l‘t! patron NIIiIIIa. llodicd
Lllilil years ago the GUI of Juno. 3!
thorn never won any St. Patrick. it is a
matter of historic record that thorn was
a fit. Columhhillc. and that ho was the
moat Irish of Irlahuwn. born upon the
old sod. liven if thcrc was ll St. Put-
rioII. he was not a horn lriahman. which
III hard on him. But II! Colnmbhillc
llcv. Thomas .1. Nathan. professor of
church history in tho. i‘alholio univcr»
city of Washington, anya: “(lolIIIIIhII
bounded of the parent and noblest blood
in Ireland. lie was a child of tho
princely family of U'NI-ills. conIInIrI-d
with whom the (lolonnu or the liolII-II-
sollcrns are of yesterday." 'l‘lII-ro are
numerous memhcrlof the princely fam—
ily of ti’NcilIs in America. They hare
the comfort of knowing that no matter
how much little William of Germany
may pride himself on being a Hohcneol-
lam they belong to it family tar older,
far purer blooded and more not-lo. bet
the princely U‘Ncilla tuko (outage.
The price of most In going to be high
er. it is announced. Well. we eat more
meat than is good for us anyhow. It has
been ahown by chemical analysis that
the various kinds of nuts contain the
name uutrIuIcut that meat docs. There
are now on the market numbers of dela
lcatc and palatable not meet prepare
IIIIIIII which supply the placccfaach
loud. The Rush of animals amt at.
ways bomoro or less infiltrated with
wmout and cast all matter In the
tom of dead coll tissue which we eat
along with the healthy muscle. This
than he II moatant HWMMMMO
tanner. a danger not Incurred in eating
out mats.
it the leading «Ia-um ct hamp-
werI bottom audit itwatutasc
biscuit II thin. to than modern times
luminous. Modulate We.»
inane and abroad at Wily aII Iltl
lttila ball head republis- ct ventral
am manually do. only the
electric motor covers the entire field of
occurred. His Spanish joilcradcclaro
alone, but even these show a wrong to-
utaamcu. Well. whale! It? hwy
treated by a m and powerful too. It
Walectrlcity applied to suburban and
totem-ban W III-attic. And he
who believes that the application 0!
shown motive power to tranaportaticn
purposes will never go beyond this class
of traffic has avery narrowviaicn of the
field of magma It acorns certain that
the development will continue until the
steam locomotive is forced out and the
transportation.
The science of electrical engineering
is still in its infancy. Electricity itself
is a subtle something orothcr which
cannot be accurately defined It is
neither solid nor a liquid, nor yeta
gas. The must we can say of it is
that it appears to be a manifestation
of that vital principle which we con-
ccive as penetrating all matter and per-
vading all space. Little as is known
known of the properties of the thing to
enable us to recogniccitas an ideal
motive force. Electricity weighs noth-
ing; it it incompressible; it is as swift
as light and stronger than steel; it can
be subdivided almost indefinitely with-
out proportiouato loss of power; I. can
turn corners without loss; it 3. an trans-
mit energy in large .eaaily con-
trolled quantities n‘m‘i’g conductors of
moderate aim and strength; it never
freezes; it is clean. noiselem and is
susceptible of application to motive
power uses with almost absolute safety.
Having brought this wonderful agent.
which presents so many desirable feu-
turcs from an economical mechanical
point of view, so for under his control
as is represented by his present uses
of it, man is not going to stop. The
world's scientists and mechanic-inns are
bound to go on experimenting, invent
lug. improving and perfecting until the
process is at last discovered whereby
the wonderful properties of this myste-
rious agent shall receive their fullest
economical application. And such up
plication will cover the entire field of
present motive power uses. besides on
extension into fields as yet but dimly
dreamed of.
Primarily the superscssion of steam
by electricity on railroads will take
place because the perfection of economy
in steam motive power has probably
already been reached.
III spite of its perfection the modern
locomotive is far from being an econom-
ical machine when judged by the stand
ard of tho theoretical, and the vcry
fact of its perfection is the sign of its
doom.
So long as there was any possibility
of improvemcnt in the clonal locomo-
tive in the direction of highcr economy
the inventive faculty conccntratcd ‘It-
vclf there. and by every poacildo Incline
endeavored to attain the theoretical by
means of the agent steam. But the pI r
feet application of this agent still fIIllII
far short of the goal strivcu for. The
inventive faculty, therefore, must turn
to this new force which has promrtics
that promise a greater economy in its
application and strive to invent and
perfect a machine which will control
and apply It In tho prcscnt uses of
steam. And I: will be done. It in just
as certain that the Mewlmstric Inc
tor will he I-volv'ctl\.'rom tho-present
conditions as it is that tho perfect stca'“
motor has been evolved from the condi-
tiona which worn present 50 years ago
Actually we have yet to hour the first
heavy crook about the peach crop of
1897. It does not appear about to be a
failure either hccaum there is too much
or too little of it. Lani. your the crop
wan the heaviest. III-I WP" on tho [II-stove:-
known. Tho poIIrI-IIt of tho Ilwcllcra in
cities and towns \vcro able to get their
share of this delicious and wholesome
fruit. This your the llltllttt story will be
to toll if present indications are audited.
There seem to bo no grutnbloa either bo-
cauao of yellows. of tilt-II, of frmta. of
droughtn, of cropa so heavy that the prion
will [In nothing to producers. Not oven
is heard the cry that tho railroads will
chargo freight ratca so heavy IIII to out
up ‘ all the motile. "l‘ia well. but us
have u grout pouch crop. and may every
city family ho able to buy their share!
AII to apples. there will probably not he
a rendition of the great crop of loud.
Still there will be fine applet enough for
home omIIIquption. with some hundreds
of thousands of barrels to ahlpovcr soar
to Europe. There will likewise be
enough to make all the older farmers
need for their winter drink.
hlr. Hour of ”manhunt“ lately It'-
rangcd II picnic of United mates mun
tors and Illi'll' lanolin to Monticello.
the home of Julianna and tho lit-con of
good Democrats. although Republicans
motlmea gc along with them for con»
puny. annular Hoar averaged the ca-
puuaca at the journey and then mounted
to each senator a papa- for his signa—
tare. an that the honorable gentleman
paid for themselves and their familisa.
blow. this Ia something like.
, .. ~..«
Christa writeu- mm to be reading
their garments In tho elicit to we nil-
Qar Allan Poe II plagiarism They lay
stress on the fact that mutiny him
For wrote a pom or two In the m»
ates adopted by hoe and with similarity
Morailvnyad thamhym M.
of the thing itself, however, enough is "
WMJW' Mil”
HardI‘varo .
at, . .
Hardpan I
Prices!
. EAGLE
BIGYGLES,
Of known quality and
reputation, cost no more
than do those of unknown
or irresponsible
manufacturers.
Quality Always the Best.
Ship Chandlery.
F0
REMEMBER THE NUMBER Is
I20.
New Post Office Block.
Sign of the Silver l’adloclk.
ICE!
leah toinform the public of Norwalk
and Ilarien that I .will furnish
Crystal Wave Ice l
25c Hundred Weight,
. And til." I 'I a ton .
NEW STEAM ROAD ROLLER,
‘ Slo Par Day.
Block wood t It cord; split wood. $7 cord
Orders received by mail will be promptly
attended to.
EDGAR T BATES.
Post Utllce box. lilo. Darlen. Conn.
cycle and Hard-
ware Go.
m Washington Street.
COLOR? to...
FINISH: am...
The Old Well and Con-
nccticnt Laundricsdland
and steam, Ollice, In
Washington St; Laun-
Ilry,“’liuv'llantl St. near
Water. The public are
cordially invited to call
. ad inspect our Laundry
at any time.
III‘I’IL JUIJ 61h
CrownOptical 00.,
EXAMINES EYES FREE. AT
05 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Dr. Hughes, Optic-I
lpoolallst.
Fits glaamatientlllmlly. nah latest 1m
[Ir-Ned lenient Alllefli'u'k an we“. lice-1
I‘K‘I’Illlhl?‘ mrructing all I l-olm- fli‘lt'l to of
Union. ruin ease and comlurt tothe wean r.
porfw't m log the Ho with spectacles or
eye film-am. IIII’t II.eIIy Como curly lI
examinations free. Crown OptII'aICo 'sfillcx
looses arctbc best. it‘ll
be You Iloap
LUSIRIIIE?
NO, we: saw. ITI
This remark was overheard at a
leading grocer'sJIouse-kccpen who
have tried it know that LUSTRINE
is the best article on earth for house-
clcaulng. It you have never used
It, try a we cake; all grocers tell it.
M
m
“Many a Slip
lwlxt Cup and Lin ”
Only proves that Willlama' Root
lice: is appreciated by allwit, baa
that peculiar rich, delicious flavor.
pleasing to every palate, especially
when you are hot, thirsty, and weary.
Counturacta the effect at heatw
monument the stomach“ soothes
the nerves. There's nothing “just
as good " as
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NORWALK. CONN.
75 Dollar Bicycle Given Away
SATURDAY NIGHT: IO O'GLOGK, JUNE l9, l897
REDUCTION OF STOCK SALE”
The: weather has been against us, our stocks are larggat ‘ no. date. PROFITS HAVE LITTLE
WEIGHT. We must get our stocks down, and the way to do it, is to
give bargains. Here are some of them:
Wash Goods.
Domestic Goods.
I case of summer domet flannel, do is the price; this 39c all fine“ batiste with colored “fives, 190
5810 price, 3G 25!: organelles, no
I bale heavy unbleached muslin, 6c is the price; 25c lappet lawns, In
this sale price, on. yo colored lawns, 4c
I case 4-4 full bleached muslin, 7c is the price; this we white and black India linens, Ioc
sale price, 50. A great stock white dotted swiss.
Suit Room.
SHIRT WAIS'I’S. ,
500, 750, 98¢, “.25, SI.A9 and $1.98.
Suit. Room.
jackets at half price.
Cape's at half price.
Crash skirts, $1.25. Ladlss' Suits, $5.75.
Duck skirts, 98c. ' $.32
P. K. shirts, .I 49, ".93:
Covert bicycle skirt, 8L 4‘). “.98.
Saparata Skitts,
“.25, 2.50, 2.15 to $l0.
Dress Goods.
Linen bicycle shirt, at 7 5.
Linen crash suits, 83.75 to $5.75.
Underwear Dept.
Ladics' Underwear, IzcI 25c and 50c { Silk stripe challies, ",0
Gents' Undershirts, 35C, 5°C 3 54 inch black Sicilian, 50c
Men's uegligcc shirts, sec 1 $4 ““311 all checks, 75c
Men's colored percalc shirts, 75c, 31 and 1.50 f 36 inch W001 mixtures, 25c
Boys' shirt waists. 25c and soc 36 “1C" mixed suItIngs, 12¢
Boys' bII II Ics 25c and 50c Silks
Boys knee pants, 50: andIbgc _ -
lloys' wash pants, 250 and 5°C 27 inch black duchcssc, 98c; this worth, 8|.5o
Ioodozcn ladics' necktics, all the latest 24 inch black rhadame, 75c
colors, 25c Summer silks, 25c, 33c.3c)c and 50.:
Ladies' wash tics, Ioc Large figure India silk in black} 09c
Men's muslin shirts, 69c I'oo styles {or silk shirt waists.
SAVE YOUR DUPLICATE CHECKS AND WIN THE WHEEL.
The Norwalk Boston Store, Cor. FwMaio and Wall Sts.
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Coffees, Butter and First- Class
Groceries!
We have just purchased twenty-seven hundred pounds of the finest quality (lid Dutch Java Colic:
(green) which we will have fresh roasted me: each week. It Is the finest goods that mortal can secure.
We like to get hold of coilee critics for we know when we get a person that appreciates a good coffee, we
will hold them for a steady cuttomer. All the goods we put out are winners, for when customers use the
beat goods and find out what they are, thry will use nothing else.
Northtield Creamery Butter. in hall pound prints. 25c pound. The agency for this butter is coveted by
our competitors. Gilt Edge creamery butter in tuba, arc pound; 5 pounds, .I. Impossible to get better.
Three pounds extra fancy head rice, 25c. lllgh grade teas, soc pound.
NaIivc berries and fresh vegetables ah thetimc The Ferric llamasmokcd beef and boneless bacon.
Cit VIsitor: for the comma will find cI cryihiug at our stew that Cl II he found' In large cities.
gIVE US CALL.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Loading Grocer,
88 Watt Washington ttraat, South Iaraalt. 0t.
FORTU NATE PEOPLE.
Most of such in the twin cities buy of tilt became we undoubtedly give the
“Ilcn't you think you ought to:
A FEW SPECIMEN PRICES:
Best El gin CI'camcIy Butter,
Maud 8.14‘lour, lboet In the world,|
Am usually prudent people who spend wisely.
hutvalua In quantity and quality for the money.
We per III
bag; $4 90 bbl
So
100
170
120
10c
250
I330
cured shoulder, per lb,
“ bacon, or lb,
“Alicea” coll'eo, per h,
Shredded wheat biscuit, per pkgo,
Alaska salmon, per can,
4 pkgs. Shredded Codilsh,
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Momiutldtug.
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