Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 17, 1897 · page 4

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ilnln and Scale.
{inns very generally
ampere that Great
to bother any fur-
a of the prearra-
‘lml herd. With
A the news was
. (I had changed her
1“ muted to reopen
mi conference will no-
iti the full at Wash
Infill. England and
akin: part.
“happened to change
the desirability oi
ll thus let forth i}:
(Reviews:

w lion! in John Bull
the [not in Intmrly dun.-

. which hats nhnwn that
lull. needs nonlethiue
e. ”r Ulney'a plain
liuhnry to favorite bi»
lotto! Veneztwln. Its
' in like manner lm~
‘fluvcrnnnmt none 'Hllidl-lli.‘
flail“! venisnlublonuu or :1 ea.“
will or the main. .lolm ltnls
1 mt timed Auwl’imn man
W‘s-o surely "initial to;
ad Int-It diminution ll
latte“ to tell "In
her convenient tor on.
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M will!“ ramming nu;
CWT” it In not often
mm or Wlnlmn any
, or dinndvnntnunouu t1.
2' John Bull ban on mm
4 ‘ MU tantrum It: alwirl.
Jonathan won-nine. but!» u
, rude In the old unantle

4*” in slit to Mil-Jilin“.
W..-”

“George predicted wnnld
tuition we! placed upon
”2 really unsorted in tin
Ilium Rockefeller. m.
min of Weatelteatei
. Weslehester is n county
the corpurntirm of New
‘W ities tavorim me [at
nullity humor of rich city
ller‘s Weateheeter prowr
[town has been would at
» Eh agent ilt’iliiim that the
will the piece. around. build-
impvovemems to the room
area “75,000. The farm
, notes It. llwkeielh-r lulu
the heavy umont that
fill out the whole property
Much the uuoonaenlui
~ . at least his agent
the" are titliere who have
2 'm helm. owmo of
‘ other honed trolleis. re=
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lyuaeauslsndliesinltounaeolathess
pelvic-alumni: heicrehsnd new»

, togettier. We should meantime enter

' purchase the saloownershlpof a stripof

, Oaly Ohio hr levied trial

aulapetherlnons “attendin-

eannotanaslhw thsthiuaisduue. it
is like this: ‘

let the United States neatly use its
good olileas tor the freeing oi Cube and
its annotation not to ourselves. but to
lesion. In return the United States
gets a that class naval and cooling air
lien on the island Next let as due" our
good oflces to get the Central American
states auueu‘d to lesion likewise.
They are all Spanish. ludian sud negro

into a close commercial and deienslve
union with Mexico. 2 '
bet the United States not by actual

lsndou theme“ atonceconstruot
through it “Magus canal. thus
getting in ahead at any of the European
nations with this waterway. We must
also obtain advantageous coaling eta.
tiona and ports at various points in the
West Indies and on the Pacific side of
the isthmus. Mexico would back no in
these schemes Manse we use our iuthr
once to do so much for Mexico Then.
\vith Hawaii oil in the moth Pacific
annexed to or. we rest at our ease and
tear naught. from the aggressive and
aometinrcuneakiug powers of Europe.

The wan. Lights.

One of the lineal poems Cy Warmest
ever wrote or will write is published
in HoCiure’s Magazine. it is entitled
"Will the EM Be White?"

It is the Marya! the railroad en-
gineer as be speeds along his thrilling
way at night. straining his eyes for-
ward to catch the ‘diflcront colored
light signals. An excitement not on-
like that of the engineer himself vi-
brates over the reader’s nerves as he
follows the poetic lines and remembers
bowlle and all of us are atralning our
eyes forward through “the darkness ul-
wuys. and wondering what awaite'ns
"around the curve. ”

The man on the engine says:

When swift and tree she carries sne
yards unknown at night.
i look along the line to see
That all the lamps are white.

A blue light (rep track). eri led ear.
The urine» light aimls “ w!"
The red light is n doom light.
The white light. "Let her gul'

l I 0 O 0 I 0
Swift towerd liie'a terminal 1 trend
The run cactus short. tonight.
God only knows what's at the end.
i hope the lunpa are white.

 

 

Japan has probably me just claim
against Hawaii or she would not con-
tinue to talk so much concerning it.
Japan has always been the friend of
this country and any dilturbauce of the
mutual kindly “sling betwoen the two
nations would he acelauaity. The Unit
ed Stator shunfl quietly investigate the
claim at Johan. meantime keeping all
report of it out at the newqispers. so
there journals that get tat on distortion
new-i may not hour 0! the matter. Than
the United State-should induce the lie-
vvoliun government to satisfy so much
of Japan's demand all in pininly innit.
l‘ho United chutes has morally a pro-
tcotornte over Hawaii. even though so
ofllclul one has never berm proclaimed.

The (country in safe once more since
the momentous and thrilling question
whether calm-a urn eoltlc has been ile-
«sided by the United Buttes government.
it may nettle the minds of liaise tumult
ed in the utndy of natural history to
know that calves have bin-n oiheiully
decided to he cattle homo importers
claimed they were not when it l'tillitt to
paying duly on ealMlns at the rule of
it: pet Mn ml talcum.

 

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The nurse of esteem lbw.

nurse-i. Anus

'i‘shs m of the reevevkahly low late.

«Pill: m WM purged,
commute ltnltiltiiti sham he

breaths . ll instill-ruin“ _ illvum
or rent «will hand , .
ennui“. “Film may:

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poets and naturalists ever since t
Measurement)” the sight o
urea. 'l‘he scientists have client;
may «aerial for the bird’s iona’ana
rained never at night. but tt-v-retnaloi
asniuuh at a mystery as ever. on a!
batters will follow in a ship's waln
for dare. saliins steadily alone will
an motions o! the wins. silent and in
acrutable as late. No outer motion:
than an oeeasMal yet! of the wing!
when the bird desires to turn an an
gle is observed. ' p

The home of the “ham is its tin
anthmles and the Auckland islands
No tin-lit house roars ”ahead here. not
heavy tags and trauma nth-rent:
swirl about woman. The land h
rough and mountainous on the coast
but inland marvellous flowers grow
wonderful eaten. manner-hoe, lilies
and continue. and here millions upon
millions of birds make their homes.
Among the coarae herbage the port

 
 

 
 

 

history of the albatross is that durinu
the nbnence of the parents the yeunu
neetllng does not receive a mouthful
of foul. During the whole time. mime
times four months. It lives on the lot
it has accumulated. in the own nest
on a bleak hillside the young albatross
is (’Xllofltd all winter to churn winds.
and the tier-mt mice that ever rush
aereea the ocean. yet at the end or m
fast the young bird in lively and in

The reason the parent birds go away
is not known; Their desire for them
but mystery. fpr it la not thouealno us
the llll'l'lllilfl of our xoctbern hit-do to
the tiouth. When the parents return
they unmretnoniointly bundle out the
mulling. which has benmie a Holy
gray In color. and not about repairing
the heat. The young bird atlll stays
around. evlnelng in many pretty ways
he fondneea for its parents. and not
till next year does it take lo: flight to
sea In company with its baritheartmi
father and mother.-Chh~ogo Dolly
News.

 

Denver than a Ionian.

it is told of a Roman sailor than in
trying to ellmh from a atnuil bout ltilu
a ship he and his mmpnnlona were
struggling to board and capture. he
won clinging to the chip with his right
hand. when it waa eul od'. He caught
hold again with hie left. and that won
on off. but not till he had driven his
head up to the deck of the boat, nod.
with both halide gone. he still clung
on with hlu chin and «lime-s, and ll
one not till his head was atrueh «it
that he fell hack into the water. Tim:
was old ilolnuu lighting with u wu-
uennee. but in the annals of our own
navy ”We is a true story of null
urn-liter Ililli'k. for our here used illd
bend. and saw-d others in the Initial of
his own awful ma erlnu.
Lieutenant Edward iiniilb in Will
won in mnnumnd of n ut'lltsiilll'l' rilllnl
the Mannie. und ll wail wrv-ekml in
Willow full of sunrise, and the liemeu
not null tilt of bin men M'fllil‘li drown-
lnu by clinging lo I unpaired lmnl.
'l'ln- lieutenant one the rulllmwil of
them all. eswpl a lad named \i‘tlmu.
but be won also the lamina: and «lee
erm. us a mnttoatitlhllt "diver ullll‘lil
to he. lie ordered the men to gel oil
llw hunt and endeavor to right. ll.
'i‘hvx obeyed. all the time they were
in the water waving and lurking lo
'll‘fll’l' it“ ill“ lilll’l" lllt'l' vulllll MW
amounting nlmul. identennul Smith
then ordered two of the men tum lilo
lmstl to hell. while the me eluuu tn
the shin. With to lunch Water in her
who wold not hear no new than two
own. “will. "much. so liliil‘ll waster
one bailed out that be entered two
more il‘wll Into the twat. illiti the hull
minivan reins on test when one M the
ion tumble himself who were mill in
the outer wan rolled by a about... nod
with one err sank; 'l‘hlu In ltlulu
mod the men that. horrible u- tell.
they once ttnnte «labelled the ltiblil. 'l‘lw
woos «nonnamier l’t‘lllttliltitl I'llllii.lll'
dared all halide to again right the
twat. and when that was done out two
mm in it again to ball. As they not
to we'll. a M with one bite tools
ed one of Lieutenant lllulth‘a lean.
and he. the tame tine slide new. Ilutlle
no villi. last trldbt scale more hit
men to miss the hill. The! dill

 

 

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Our PriCesl

WHY?

Panic Prices.

 

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and. same thing oi

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fibeceuse our stock
is all new and
bought from menu-
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DoVou Keep
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This remark was overheard at a
leading groc‘er’s. Housekeeper: who
hevetriedlt kaowthat LUSTRINB
is the best article on earth tor house.
cleaning. it you have never used
it, try a rec cake; all grocers sell it.

 

Tax Collector’s

NOTICE!

norwn is hereby given to all persons
liable to pay taxes to the town oi florwalk
iu the County oi Falrdeid and State ol
Connecticut, on the moment list at two.
that i will meet them to receive said law
at the (allowing times and places. to wit:
At the store of W. 8. Hanlord. Nest
Norwalk ldown town). on Monday. Aug-
nat. m. 1”. item ill o‘clock foreman)
until llidllo'olock alteration.
At the More oi J. C. ilaudlu. at Winni-
psuk. on the afternoon ui Monday. Aug.
list filth. em, from it o‘clock until Mill
o’clock.
Al the store of Alphonso Dibble. at
iionth Five Mile ltlvar. on the evening of
Huntley. Annual. will. not. from 7 o'clock
until Mil o‘clock.
All ill. omen of “it Collector. Boom N0.
l. Mia buildings. in the City at Not.
walk. in said town of Nam-ilk. on Tues.
day. August iii. hm. lam it o‘clock tore
noon until ti o’clock utterumn and from 7
until ll o‘clock in the evening.
Mr. Stephen Ofltllllot'll. oi t‘uinutoeh
"MA. Nowell. and hir. .l. H. Layton. at
his ul'llue. Railroad place. iimith Nurwalk.
are sutherlasd to reeelv’s taxes for use.
(in all tease which shall remain unpaid
after the in day oi October. net
interest at the m of note ecu new
will be charged train the lust day ol Ann»
M. ll". until the same ahall be paid.

«amine ll. 51‘. JOHN. Collector.
In and for said 'l‘ewa oi hermit. no the

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Dress shields,
Full assortment icatherbone,

Thelma-k PoeeStore-wcofr- Maine w... su-
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Crash Suits.

white head at the albatross meela tin (4:35 on“, suits, 2 33,13
eye. The body is larger than that ol 4 75 crash mm. 2.38
am" swan, and the expanded wingl .. 6 75 cash mm», 3.38
measure aevmteen feet from tip it an“ “M ".f‘. . . ,
tip. Its glory has departed, tor whih ”II". c. Shlrt waISts

uolzlilng can he grander than be their in ' , , , a

over, the ocean. nothing is more' will . . “W“ ”“5 98c shirt waists, . 50c
erode than its waddle on the ion . lt . . . ‘
' only algu of defense is to. clap to 51¢! of the Silver Padlock. '-°° ‘5’“ “‘5“: 9%
22...: .. ...... “ And the Numb-mac Wash Goods.

'l-ho neat la a‘pllo of earth like a 2 . 2 356 silk and wool cum“, '53
ehlhps mud matte. and in the cup , ' 35¢ h'm and “Kauai”, . "m:
8118le top the albatross. lays once“ I“ 1"" 6 r 4
During the sixty days the. m in belch ' . 2 , ,
log the mother does not. stir from llu POINT! 0h 'd w
nest, for if she did the aeobuwll . | re“ 5 ear.
would swoop down on lheegu and on c boo c 1 c to Sc
clroy. it, -'l‘he young bird is covered '.nning & ‘11:; 03:31:.“ ha" '2‘: m 3°C
with fluffy (low-n. pure while In eolm — v, 2 .- a
and silky as done. The rustling la fed orton s Bath|n 5“ Its
“22"22'22222. 22222.22 ............ -
mouse y it ~ , . . 1 3
weight. It Is then deaerwd by the APOLLO 2512:2333 :33: a 38
Ntentn. who wander over the ocean 2 75 bathing sum! :93
sometimes encircling the globe before CIRCUS ! 3- b h' 't r 8
returning home. 1.75 !‘ m'gb‘mh's' . ‘9

The moat remarkable thing in tin Will open masher-t season in the 8.25 mll’fls 3'» 1“! WM, _ ' , 1-49

"WW“ Men sSummerFurmsh g
At Rom Point. -

Trained docs, pen aerial artist. scro- 75C percule shins, 50c
hats. and the braid clown, 75c soft. shim, 50c
{Soto Dacron i It 50 Manhattan shirt, Sm;
l'eriorlnanoe every afternoon at {Lillhevo Golf hose, 5“. 75c and 98c
' ulna:- It “0- New (not black hose. :2 and 25c
ADMISSION to CENTS. Linen collars, all styles, is we
m Men's underwear, 25c to 98¢

Notions.

toe, no and 15c
5c, 7c, SC to soc

 

it is surprising to us the business that wears doing this month. Au ' '

gust as a rule is the dullevt month
in the year; not so this year we are busy every day. it certainly shows an improvement in the times; it
also proves to our many customers that yre are selling goods much lower than the same good quality of
dry goods can be bought in New York city. During the comiagyeek‘we shall make prices to clear up all

Summer Goodsl'

Shirt waist sets, 2 c and
Union belt. the best skirt supporter on thse soc
market, _ 25c
Silk twist, all colors, _ 10c dozen
Children's and ladies', hose supportcre,rsc and rye

Metallic belts, rec
Leather belts, 25c and 351:
I _ .
Silks
Have advanced from recto use on the yard These
are the ones bought before the tariff.

75c black India, 69c
Black moire veloir, 8m;
27-inch black lndia plain, soc
no diiicreat patterns for zilk waists, 75c
Summer silks, to 'close, 15c
,_
Remnants of 7c muslin. 5c,
. Remnants of too outing, 6 3~4c
Summer comfortables, .1 i0 and 1.49
Summer blankets. 49c and 69c
a e ' '
_- Toulot Articles.
2 Toilet paper, 7 packages for 25¢
Tooth powders, toe and :5c
Tooth brushes, \ re to use

MADAME RUPPERT'S TOILET ARTICLES.

Vaseline, 5c, x3e, 11c
Talcnln powder, , too
48 sheets and envelopes, rsc

Kitchen Department.

White china codec cups. 5c
Tea cup and saucer. 5c
Mason fruit jars, quarts and pints, 45c
Toilet sets, 02 98
Jerdincres, 15c to 0:49

We have a consignment of granite ironware that
we sell at. sec on the dollar.

 

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. Evening Sentinel Left at Your House

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TELEPHONE CALL, 581.

Purveyor Of Food and Drink!

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Nowadays nothing is too [oodpeenilngln for the table. Good food produces good effects in health and
vitality. ,The good housekeeper is always on the lookout for new dishes. They are welcome as a spur to the
jaded appetite andassdircct means to health and strength.:ln our store welhave gathered from everywhere
the iruits,the spices,the sugar, the cereals and delicacies at all runs; probably we have in stock maay.tblngs
of which you never even heard, so swiltare the hdvances in modern iood production. You will find, if you
do not already know, that in quality our goods are always oi the very highest. We have the best to eat
irotu evervwhere!
Lunch chicken. turkey, ham and league, game pales. We have the finest products oi the market gard-
ner every morning. Elegant endear. Fancy gilt‘ edge creamery butter. 5 pounds lor .i. Fresh country
delicious Ferris hams, boneless bacon, smoked beef and tongues. Celebrated Northlleld
tier, asc pound. Fancy heed rice. Fruit syrups. Guara jelly. Apolliuarls and Poland
water. holiest ginger ale. '

 

CHARLES E. savour, Leading Grocer,

OI Vast Iesblutes divest. teeth Ismail. It.

 

 

 

Sugar (hired Shouldore, per pound, . . . i
Sugar (hired Boneless "liiwon, per pound, . . .
Sugar Cured Hunts, per pound, ' . 2 . .

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Wnlulm . . .

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Special Sale, Saturday, August It!

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Hall-"lime Prices llelli dead for Saturday. locust It. Only!

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