Mthstcpsotlls pulverised dusts
tltsdspthofthrssortourlnches. Then
Atbisilnesoilis plowed under and tumd
into the bottom at the (arrows. where
,,_ theseedlstoba planted Thefarrowr
' henna.
10:1!
Lowtlde
in changing plain
5810‘ Mllgood an article
Ifn’uud in the lilondikb.
half a dozen ingots
gold at the United
sw York. and the super-
the1mint declares that the
every test of natural
: * is the inventor of the
Matte. used in the gum
Buttes army and navy.
, miller in scientific cirl
mustdumanhard
andaet likely to humhug
He is amember of tbs
”mutual Mining Engineer»
“ bodies He claims it
alone dollsrsinto what
,ul'urn." which is Latin
Why hedoes not call it
. at once. without drag-
» through the Latin and
it is hard to under
> holds tothe theory that in
there is only one orig
It is by diaereut com
theparticles or atoms oi
tit“ all the varieties oi
known to man are producml
it. therefore. man can get
khyto the cembinatiou.ro
b" ill be able to turn any
into any other that he
ks. it is a condoning the
and hard pounding at a low
the inventor of artificial
In turn silver into the yel-
, as is not in the husinest
do purposes. he. confesses. but
, m oi bullion. which he in
turn into good United States
an halieaglss as last. as he can
3”. Perhaps he will tell the
”silty when he has laid up
. ‘ . for his own use the rest.
Itill. if gold could be turned
m libs shoes and plows. it
My be less valuable than
The Users] Toad
” , Agricultural co]-
ly leased a bulletin show-
= vslaeet the toad to
, sultsrlsts aad vegetable
ts Perla its nastulness is so
that it is rearedsud
- chestcr cathedral.
'areeightlnchesdeep. Themedisthen
planted. The earth immediame above
the line soil in which the seed germi-
‘natesisnext packedclosesndhardabove
it. After the seed germination the top
soil is regularly cultivated once a week.
The loose earth at the bottom of the
furrowmakes goodsoiltor themedto.
sprout in. The llrInly packed layer el
soil above it keeps the moisture about
the roots. Again the constant harrow-
ing and pulverising of the surface soil
. to the depth ed two inches enable the
planttoget allthehtmetltof dewand
top moisture ‘
This plan ‘ require. more
steady work than have been sea.
(restarted to give their crops. bat the
melt is richly worth it. The railroads
of the semiarid belt are”"”estahlisliing
.model farms. with! the view to demon-
strsling that the dry country may be
turned into blooming. prosperous crop
raising districts. The farmer cannot
at ksomueJI laudashehas been'hereo
are accustomed to at least half work.
but what he does cultivate yields better
returns. It agricultur'oean'be’made in-mll
dependent of irrigation in the semiarid
belt, this will be great good news to
millions.
Electricity and Beet.
The editor of Harper's Magazine
makes both a plaiut and at am
tion. The com is that hes! isoto‘4
longer what it used to he. Po-ibly the
editor’s teeth and appetite may not he
so good as they used to be. However
that may he. he complains of the flavor
03910 Net and other meats of today.
He says they are nothing like so good
as they were when the steer. the lamb
and the poultry were slaughtered near
the place where they wore to be eaten
and kept only long enough to cool oil
properly
Gold storage the editor declares to be
the dead that spoils the flavor of meats
and makes the “delicate taste depart
from them. The animals are slaughtered
thoueanda of miles away item the spot
where they are eaten. and the dressed
carcasses are shipped over the earth in
refrigerator cars The editor who misses
the line flavor of old time hoof wonders
whether a current of electricity passed
through the refrigerator meat would
not restore the taste. He says:
it is he Iioved that olwtricity can do every
thing. Why could not this meat and game he
unhiwtod to electricity when it «Imu- out at
its (lead in life lamdagt. in which it has lost
all life and tlatorl l trove great «modern-o in
cloctrII it y .l hhvo soon men sitting in slot trio
chairs anti having lilo currents sent through
their I- utmhled tram it seems to be able to
do something with color Why should it not
henhle toca “mail”; lilo not how“
electricity I this 1W emu
Inertial heel. M pertinent h but“
making. It ia M c that tho aohnttsts
will heshle to ' current «3'.
wire and have it ' on to one .3
get rid ol the “mutation mom
St. Swlthln of blessed memory must
he flattered at the frequent reference to
him the present summer. For the past
”month there has not been a day when
his name has not been on somehody's
tongue more than once or twice in the
eastern and middle states. Hundreds
have called to mind the old doggorel
weather prediction for tit. Swithin‘ a
day. "If 8t. Bwithin' a day be fair. then
40 days it will be clear " If. on the.
other hand. it rain on the good snint‘s‘
day. then the prediction says there will
he tailing weather etory day for to
days The saying has proved true for
nearly the alluded time. in the cistern
part of the country at any rate. Who
was fit. Swithin anyhow? lie was a
devout English most who that 1,085
years ago this July. A century alter his
death they made a saint of him. lie
was to beeanonised July in. But on
that day there came terrible rainstorrns.
and they continued without stopping
for to days. During all that time the
hotly oi poor fit. swithin had towait
before it could he dually buried in With
This long wait gave
rise to the famous weather prophecy.
The attempt will nomads to continua
the mining on the Klondike all wiutsr
The mining is done by thawing out the
ground winter and common and wood
is plentilnl up there. A returned tulusr
says that the work can hs carried on
whenever the mercury is notlevm than
so degrees below aeto.
Japan protests against the anaesatieu
tit Hawaii by the United States. Then
she loalta abound at all the world and
seat "ties WM have done What.
or r. country “When mastsflast
anything the mom would no
petal” And assent Its other were
Halts says a
helicesvoysgs in quest of theasnh
yelslaly it. it all tarsal entrails
Andree sailed away I. so thrilling
*‘ Hummers-tame]
' sndwh‘suthsethesrsteoi"
, ‘ . :oustewnappasrthsysllpaerowths
pwirasntiug. Henusllydeveloped a
M whlohasetnstohaaslollowarm
linsintothsotherstuteaudthus avoid
Sunday night the tramps caught a
manoathsraihoadtraek and divested
.htmolalmostevsryvsstlgaot clothing.
Altssward‘ the tramps {ought among
themselves; The terrldad residsatud
the neighborhood seat toGrssuwioh
borough tor assistance.'aud when the
trampssawthe sheriil and his unison
caningtheytriedtoconcsal themulvcs
Iuaharu. When approach the ma-
jorityot them attempted m. but
as soon asthey saw the ollloera were
tourbrought into court yesterday were
sent to jail tor three months.
crusheronthenrooksrroperty.
The Mucus-crusher was moved.
yesterday. from Blue [contain to the
Hrookspropsrty. where it isuowbeing
setup. Itisexpeoted thstitwillbsin
opossum next week. The selectrnea
haveseeared permidonnttherailroad
compsnyto tsp thewaterpipe running
toWilseri Panhandwusewhatwstoria
neeemarytorunthe’plsut.
- marrow.
own I) Lacey and family. of n...
bury. are spending the week at Reway
Hanson A. Hilton. wile and son. of
Gnsdslsharah. Mexico. are visiting his.
and lira. s. c. Horton, ofllain that
its. Hilton is just recovering from ‘a
' severe stroke of paralysis heustained
several months ago.
Delaware county. N. Y.. and lira.
[noise Hutchins accompanied them.
E. Themes has purchased the insur-
ance business of Harry Pepper. The
latter is. trying to dispose of his coal
business also.
llr. and Hrs. Melville Hill. of New
York city. are visiting Mr. and Mrs
Aaron Stevens.
Mrs. C. H. Godfrey is visiting her
parents in Avon. N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs.‘ William Maser will
leave town for Brittlebiru. Vt.
marrow. to spends few days.
Tbaunual excursion of the lathe.
dist ehoIohtoLoonIt Grove. L l., will
.ltoheld tomorrow if the weather is fa-
vorable. The steamer Kate 0. mavens.
towing the sleep Nens A. Rowland, will
leave Stevens' dock at szlb and the
Imdmk at 8.30 o'clock. Tickets for
adults have been reduced to twenty-five
cents. and for children from twelve to
fifteen years. fifteen cents.
Rev .l H Slaterml Bensonhurst. L
l, preached toau audience that crowd-
ed the Methodist church. Sunday night
lie took his test from Genesisia. it:
“And it shall come to pass when l bring
aolond over the earth. that the bow
:hsllbsseenin the cloud." The dis.
course was a very interesting and help
lulone.
E. Themes aspects to pine his new
and will take the apparatus to Stain-
lord. where he has a large contract to re-
build the steamboat dock.
William Duiden is sick with chills
and lever.
lies Hattie Williams and nephew. of
autism. rt. Y.. are visiting st nu.
homeofflr. and lira A. F. Hathaway
WADI.
lliss flay (lrs’nt. oi blew York. is via-
iting Hrs. Grant.
The shoemakor' a shop at the terminus
etths trolley line is receiving a trash
cost at paint internally.
The Norwalk Hills have increased
week-live days at ten hours each which
lsasoaros at muohggladusss and en-
couragement among the people.
it is stated that one of the ballots in
the skating atlray. Saturday. passed
very close to It. llpragne. who was
standing by the water's shop near
the Norwalk little.
. “Le...”—
anemia-swimmer.
The Westpovter says: What! No
bandl Welssisttbattheoldflsveu
tsesthbslaruishstlwithaaoodhsudst
thevlslt totisdar island on the 98th
lust They have always had a good
usadupmieas reunions. why not at
this? Hemotorsthsdldststtlmwasot
the county have provided the dinner.
ste..‘snd the regiments paid only tot
maepostattoasudmaue. Therapists»
hsvsdasidsdtepayler their can die-
assetnlstsrsfiutthstisusbelaahavd
udmaeybstagtoeneortopay tor the
aflsdssussssotths Iaastc.‘ it was Ita-
bsvsrysastlyllssdbyonrentseas. list
veterans at the rstbese nation. sad
Millennium“. .
maniacs-am ldeolgar
museums»: area retell-st!
ears-panacea.
heavilyarmedmestof them ran. The .
fir. and Mrs. John Falter. 8r.. have ,
returned from a visit to New Kingston. 1
l0- steamer due at
pilsdriving tower on the snow today. ’
“fihmlll. MMWM‘
u m a“ Ms W M h ‘
Because our stock
is all new and
g bought:~ from menu-
lacturere at 7
Panic Priced.
F0
Sign of the Silver .Padlock.
And the [lumbar In t20
Cycle and Hard-
u.wst'a 00.
Street.
a. Y.. a. II. I II. n. e.
Another Popular
- -Ercursioa
WATCH HILL
BLOilK0 ISLAND.
Wednesday. Aug. It.
Take note of the remarkably low fare.
Only SLSD For'llound Trlpl
Excursion tickets th number of which
will be strictly limi llhs good only
on the special t‘raiu II t. as shove.aud
must he purchased taking the care
or regular fate will he “meted.
Sl‘lfiClAl. BAPRBS TRAIN ..
With first-class ‘9.“ ipmsnt will leate
South Norwalk. 5 a. Ill" connecting
New [nation with steamer liUK‘K
lsIIANll lor Watch llill or Black Island.
Watch ill atltl;55a m .
Block island at. l2: lhp‘:
vas Block island
at R’Mp. m.. 1and GWuthIlillat dz'Ilp. rn.
through”, return train leaves Xew London
(ll.p l'l.A‘l“l‘ General Superintendent
GEO. l1.. "CORNER. Passenger 'l’ralIic
C. 'l‘.1 lllllM el’STEAD. General Passenger
Agent. II? it ill
Do You Keep
LDSTRIliE?
NO. WE SELL IT!
This remark was overheard at a
leading grocer's. Housekeeper: who
have ried it know that LUSTRIN E
is ”10th article on earth for house.
cleaning. it you have never used
it, try”! me cake; all grocersfsell it.
Tax Collector's
NOTICE!
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
llahle to pay taxes to the WWll‘ol Norwalk
in the County oi l-‘alrlield and State ol
Connecticut. 0n the assessment. list ol mm.
that i will meet. them to receive said taxes
at the lollowiug times and Pillow. to wit;
At. the store of W. 8. liaulord. East
llorwsllt down town). on Monday. Aug
uat. melt. nun. train 10 o‘clock torsnuou
their working time to illty hours a””“” ”‘mm'cmk "mum”
At the store II! J. 0. Handle. at Winni-
pank. on the afternoon of Monday. Aug-
nat 50th. mil. from ll o‘clock until 4.50
o‘clock.
At the store of Alphonse llihhlo. at
Monday. August 00th. mat, item 7 o'clock
until lull) o'clock.
M the onion 0! the Collector. Room No.
l. Masonic-building. in the City of Not
wellt. ltI aaid towuol Norwttlit. on Tues
day. Augnstlll. not. item 9 o’clock let-tr
noon until ti’u‘eluck alternuon and item 1
until 8 o‘clock in the wetting.
Mr. Stephen (lquIIwek. ol Unmettmk
Bros.. Nut-walk. nut! Mr. J. M. Layton. at
his allies. ltallroad place. dentin Norwalh.
are authorised to receive ta sea for me.
On all taxes which shall remain unpaid
alter the 1st day el (lumber. mu
interest at the rate at Nlh'lt l'ltlt (3th
will he charged item the that day of Aug.
net. ism. until the same shall he paid.
("60“th ll. 51' JOHN. Collector.
in and for said "at own at Net-walk. on tha
lrlst of llllhl.
Dated at XIII-walls. ileum. August 7.
ill". a that.
W
READ. . .' .
VIII
WANT
, .,- 810.00misedand sergesnits.8500.
south Five Mile ltlver. on the eveIIlug cl .
‘ {More eararrsr steer.
August 18 generally very dull.
tall. Read this partial list.
Ready Made Suits.
‘ AT HALF PBIUE. .
820.00 whipoord suits. 010.00 »
020.00 Etaime suits braided. 510.00.
16.00 Cheviot suite. .8 00.
M. ”covert suits. $7. 50.
We have abouttenorashs‘uitswe will sellathalf priest
Allchildren's suitsat halfprice
Domestic Goods.
Arm- slushsmdc
10c striped outing flannel. 83m.
Tc brown sheeting in remnants. 5c.
tic white domet flannel, 3c.
7e full bleached muslin. 5e.
Linens.
llall bleached damask. 22c
tso’half bleached damask. 32c.
this full bleached damask. 50c.
Wash Goods.
like lawns. duo.
25c happet mills. 125,0 ‘
250 Molt ginghams. 12' to.
Summer Blankets.
08¢ beautiful blankets. 690. g
10- 4 summer blankets. tile.
Kitchen Department.
iron stone china tea cup and saucer. 5e.
ll ooil'ee cups and sauoen. 8ilc.
Adjustable window screens. ‘30 in. high. 25c.
Jelly tumblers with tin covers. 20.
Eight sheets poison tly paper. to.
250 bottle Bugssct. sure death to bed bugs. roaches,
d.
’ money.
Our 250 men' a hope is incom
25c mixed hose wit will set
water bugs, builalo buss. ants. etc,15c.
Lawn mowers,
Pint bottle ammonia. do.
Paradine was mac . lo.
What We Are Doing' mi August}
We have to sell godds cheaperin August than any
month of the year. We make drives in every department.
we sell at cost; others at half price. We. to fact make prices so low that it Is
to Our customers’ advaniage to buy, even if they do not want the goods until
Som e goods
“P25.
l-tqt. dishpans.1
ichsllkhclt
Notionsp
linflll‘wlth one». with has. one
50 dos. leather bePlts.25c
Dreso steel. be set.
White India Linonn.
A'l' HALF PRICE.
the quality. too.
250 quality. 123m.
390 quality. lilo.
Hosiery.
Our hosiery department is our henna department. .
Our 300 fast thck. velvet finished hose’ia the same
everybody sells at 5
Our 250 fast blacl hose is the best one made for the
New Yuri; houses ask title for the same make.
.taus and black.
lsweek at 1250.
Shirts.
75c fancy laundered. 500.
“.50 Manhattan ‘shirt,the balance we will close. 01.13
t Writing Paper.
24 sheets and envelopes. 15c.
Brown‘ a talcum Ppo
wder. 10o.
7 packages toilet paper. 25c
Drona Goods.
15c bicycle suitiulmtlc
750 52 to. wide h] k serge.5dc
We have the largest variety of shirt waists and crash. skirts, 98c.
The liorwailt Boston Store.cor. Main and Wall ‘Sts.
RAVI TH]
IF You um ALL'THE sEWs
"“ W
Evening Sentinel left at Your House
Regular. . . .
e...” ._....__.,_.. .... ..... M. .. W... “WW. .. _. w-.. .... . - s-..
from everywhere!
not every morning. Elegant coders.
water. Belfast ginger ale.
7
TELEPHONE CALL, sit-s.
Purveyor of Food and Drink!
Nowadays nothing is too good.see,uiingly.fl tor the table. Good food produces good effects in health and
vitality."l'he good housekteper is always on the lookout for new dishes. 1Phey are welcome as a spur to the
jaded appetite and as adirect means to health and strength Flu our store weihave gathered from everywhere
the imits.the spices.the sugar. the cereal: and delicacies of all sorts; probably we have in stock' many things
of which you never even heard, so swift are the advances to modern food production. You will tied. it you
do not already know, that III quality our goods are always oi the very highest. We have the heat to eat
Lunch chicken, turkey. ham and tongue. game pales. We have the tlmest products of the market gard-
Fcncy gilt edge creamery butter. ii pounds tor OI. Fresh country
eggs. The delicious Ferris hams. boneless bacon. smoked heel and tongues. Celebrated Nerthiield
creamery butter, 25c pound. Fancy heed rice. Fruit syrups. Guam. jelly. Apollinaris and Poland
Elite root beer extract. bottle. lie ma Jars eta. dessa. ‘ as
listed beans. in. can. 7e tbpalll tee
Build ”at.” m m. L? :mm l; he :2:
Alaska union. p'ar can. the id esltss chunk leap. too
5.} pounds beet Creamery Butter, 81.
19 lbs Granulated Sugar,$1.0i
Maud 8 Floor,
Donavon lutl'dtng. ,, .
‘ .’ DI. .
N. Y. GROCERY
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR. Leading Grocer.
II \aou Washington stmr. sous sen-PI. at.
It’s liot Good Form to Blow Your Own Horn!
They say, but sometimes it’s pardonable. Last week’s ate dy stream of customers
brought our total sales to a figure never before reached. and that, too. in the mid-sum.
Incr delineation. We mean to keep right on in the same line
last Deeds Dbtslaab-Is at .lebhsr's Prior .4 s lore Wlsasrl
THIN! i. BOOM I'D! ALI. A‘l' DUI LIFE—m
G d I ’l 7“
it ”roan 3e :33
1 II I
a cured unearth”: , u .0
I cared hams. , lilo
P
$5. 00 bbl, '650 bug
0.
South Howells.
“I “WIT. I.”
Norwalk Chronicler