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Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 26, 1897 · page 4

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advocate brookln

to carry the mails

A telndmr. however.
fie snow” almost any
a” can travel. It can
3 _ 18 miles an hour.

the carrier would

~ . sson foctand
hatter chance for his
cheery animal at hie
Whit. awful loneli-
would not be so pro-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

sdccen years since
was made by v. Slici-
4 7 tartan lssienary
, porting reindeer from
w Vfie viewot their future
3 m Ilium on in the
”to plan lnvogne among

m government paid
tlllllttle herd. It has
the number of 1, 000.
has come to tuck:
fill. The government is
it multiply the herd in
‘ » Thereindeer promises
. , 0! several problems
I mm. It snbsists on
and it reproduces itscll
3. till! there ought to be
about: in the territory to
may as common as be“ in
Alaska can support more
N of them. While they
m for and should be in
will! as possible. at the
“would be broke-n in
la the freight and pusscn
West cum

”to and Annexation.
and dclicuto interna-
. mes up in conncciiou
7 1' anncastiouoi liawuii
'm Japan protested
much of the plan
it would lhterlet‘o with
I} ' and other rights under
m with llawsll.
)flfiillsthatwheuonene
“Ill! another the nation
‘ Im- her identity as u
M with this loss 0!
ass-the right in diplo-
id her own with foreign

Wheelers partot
ssasiry to which she lib

_ to the United States
' " ”I trusty mains WW":
3" previous treaty and
i. UM sisal niultouiicw
‘ the United litutcn cou-
. ,iollswali. The ease
with Madagascur.
‘ hill with the little-
ot liadasascur s
‘ which gave us with
, ruivllsgea When the
. ' » oi Isdsssscar.
m and tho mes as
‘ wt tip with the lost

nations.
has is: its taste is met
V'Wtciple. Tiii'nov
Build the collocation
harbor st Apia to
in perpetuity. it the
* . lethn' int-crest:

mo and manner ,

‘ the Queen's oldsst danshtsr. the lim-

' - owners 1: they will join hands toi- the

. any knowledge of the conversation is

- than tarllfs. The new processes are at-

, oiymmwomcwo.

press Frederick. who has seventeen
grandchildren.

There is never any period of do
pressien among our American inven-
tors. The businessotths Patent 01ch
last year increased 1' per cent. Ca»
lsmity politicians tenet that the
American character is hopslui and re-
sourceml. ,

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ltisancasymatter.aecordlnztoc
writer. in the “kimono." not only to
talk through six hat, but thronah that;

passsu of the telephonic current. The
idea of halos talked through without

more cut-loin than unable.

 

A Baptist Church in Waterbury,
Conn. is by no means opposed to the
use of bicycles on finnday. Bicycle
racks have been placed in the bass-
ment. with a person in charge. and
cyclists of both sexes are specially in-
vited to attend the services.

 

Now that silk fabrics are successfully
made of wood. cotton. linen or ramie,
on old industry at China and Japan is
threatened by something more serious

tractins much attention among Amer-
tearinventora

 

Paris has voted 820. 000.000 to the on
position of 1000, or more than doubled
the amount appropriated tor its last
exhibition. Two great palaces will be
erected in the Champs Elyaece. and the
Seine, crossed by a monumental bridge.
is to be transformed into a Venetian
canal with terraced banks and orna-
mental pavilions.

 

When the telephone was llrst placed
in one of Queen Victoria's palaces she
was promised that the first message
should be sent by a brass band. As a
delay occurred no band was at hand
and the eminent electrician sang “God
Save the Queen" instead. The Queen
was asked it she recognised the air
and replied: “Yes. it is the national on-
them. but very badly played."

 

A Boston paper wonders how many
of the 1.000 nsduates of the city
schools who received their diplomas
this year can write a letter an average
business man would be willing to send
out signed with the that's name. There
might be some developments it this
test were salted to university grad-
uates.

 

The not that the coal miners quit
work. thus lamiy increasing the arcs
of labor disturbance caused by the
iron. steel and glass workers, was an
unfortunate circumstance. 0! course.
the demands 0! the miners. iilte those
at the iron. steel and lines men. appear
to the [choral public to be moderate.
The "lair day's pay for a fair day's
work" which the miners ask is emi-
nently reasonable. la the best at times
the wages at these workers are to“.
and they have been reduced in the past
year or two more than once. The pub-
lic is aware at this. and sympathises
with the miners in their sullen-lass. No
class of rose tell the ill elects oi the
convulsion at it“ senior than the thin-
ers. or have been slilctsd looser. in
any moral revival oi bmiasss which
comes to the country they certainly us-
serve to share.

Those who have a passion tor sam-

biias and have toned it unpalatable. a
class nearly as numerous as those who
salable at all. might well consider the
recent «monument thst a dividend
«100.000.0013 tor last year has been do.
elated by the stock company runnisa
the lamina tables at floats Gavin. Thai
amount is the interest on ”00.000300.
and represents an sstrsordissry prom.
There are about loom visitors a year
at llcnis Carlo. and as. in addition to
the dividend MI“. they pay the sa-
passs at the sssabiius resort. with its
Wausehsatwwillsothsdio
posed to deny that million is s blahlym
«passive amusement. 'l‘hoaah than
is a tradition that Islam. occasion

 

its dividends are sever

stint on yellow rest at

_.l’tsycurssniiilsiisvs2asiisebs.

THE PEOPLE OF BOUT" RUB.
WALK. '

m

Diseases at the “new. Bladder
and Blood. and Rhea-stint.

lsny Persons cured and [any lore

receiving Benefit.

 

SALES 'IRE EIORIOUS.

 

Ahcnttwoweekssgothis paper gave
pablicnotiosthst Dr. Hobbs. the well-
' knowuspsciallstindissasesol the kid-
neys. had made a discovery which. if
his claims could be substantiated
would revolutionise the treatment of
allkidaey diseases. In order that the
pnblicmightbegiven thebenelltot
this discovery without cost. they were
not only ssked.-bnt urged. to call at
Georgec. Stillscn’s drug store. oi this
city. and set a trial package at Dr
Bobbs’ Bparagns Kidney Pills.
And that the claim c1 Dr. Hobbs
might be severely tented. physicians
were specially invited to procure lam:
pies and use them among their pa-
tients.
Dr Hobbs faith in the value of his
discovery to sali'eriug humanity was so
great that be staked the future of his
remedy in South Norwalk upon the ver-
dict of her cliiacus.'regsrdloss of their
wealth. poverty. position or profession.
The whole city was invited toparticl-
pate in the test and render theverdict
which meant much to him and much
more to the thousands refluxing from
that most insidious and devastating
disease of this err-kidney trouble
Everyone was enabled to form his own
judgment as to the value oi this medi-
cine without prejudice. Does any sane
man or woman behave for one monent
that any physician would dare to no
openly challenge public opinion. were
he not absolutely certain of his ground?
itch-rot a moment and consider this
point carefully.
The avidity with which people from
all grades of moiety availed themselves
0! Dr. Bobbs' otter revealed the start-
ling tact that there are great numbers
sillicted with kidney diseases in this
section.
1'31!!! or IT! HUNDRED! 01'
um PACKAGES
of Dr. Bobbs‘ Spartacus Kidney Pills
were given out at Geo. U. Stillsou‘s
Drug Store to applicants in one day.
every one 0! whom was willing to give
Dr. Hobbs' l'ills a fair test.
The tree test called for no matric-
tlons. Physicians were not barred-in
tact they were welcome—and. as still
further proof of this. while the free
distribution at samples ended in South
llorwalka tow weeks ago. the Hobbs
Remedy 00.. 0! Chicago, Ill.. upon ape
plicstiou. will even now be glad to for.
aish tree to all physiclsfiwho have not
applied for a stimulant quantity oi Dr.
Bobbs' Bparagus Kidney Pills. tnmskn
such tests as in their judgment may
resin uecestsry—in tact. the fullest and
most searching investigation is most
cordially extended to physicians as wall
as to the public.
What have been the results? The
test has icilly instifled the isith ut Dr.
llobbs in the ability of his remedy to
cure diseases of the Kidneys. “ladder
and Blood. Rheumatism and allied
troubles. People who have been doctor-
iiig tor years testify they have obtained
more and better results after taking l):
Bobbs’lparsaas Kidney Pills tor less
than two weeks than they ever did from
anything they ever used.
A welbknowo physician said yesicsv
day: “tins of toy patients has been
taking Dr. liobbs' “WW Kidney
Pills lot about a week and declared that
he tell better titan i a had tor ten years.
samba certainly looked better than i
ever remember seeing hill. 1 stuptatty
Iboooiuhly convinced that now spars
ass Kidney Plus will he snivsrsslly pre-
scribed hy the medical Woollen."
Testimony as to the sillosey pl Dr.
llubhs' Imus lttdnsy t'ills is comics
is from every band. and time people in

 

 

 

 
 

- iii-m at bosom .
Whflthwwdm

leillmsstihsmismslvsssldtssss
stthsieilowlasflais’sssilylmto wit:

Hermit ldsws mat on Iii-"day. Anu-
not“. tell. from 10 o’clock loienecn
until nun o’clock strum
Mtkssteveotl. O. handle. stWinal
pack. on the attsrnson cl lloaday, Ang-
nstlltli. 1m. from 8 o'clock until an
o’clock.

At the store ct Alphonso Dibble. at
Booth rm Ills River. on the‘ evening of
Monday. most will. 1m. tram 1 o’clock
until are o'clock.

At the ones oi the Collector. Mom lie.
1. llasoaic building.’in the City of Nor-
walk. in said town oi Nerwalk. on Tuss-
dsy. August ex, 1101. from 9 o'clock. fore
noon until a o'clock sitcrnoon and from 7
until 8 o'clock in the evening.

Mr. Stephen Comatock. of Comstock
Bron. Norwslk. and Ir. J. ll. Layton. at
his chine. Railroad place. South Norwalk.
are authorised to receive taxes for me.

alter the lat day of October; 1&7.
interest at thereto 0! NINE PER CENT
will be charged from the 81st day cl Aug-
ust, 1m. until the same shall be paid.
GEORGE B. 81'. JOHN, Collector.
In and for said Town oi Nerwalk. on the
List of 1%. «

-Dated at Norwalk. Conn. August 7.
1”. I 10 3t.

DoYouKee H A
lilSTRlllE?
no, w: can. In

This remark was overheard at a
leading grocer’s. Housekeeper: who
have tried it know that LUSTRINE
is the best article on earth for house-
cleaning. it you have never used
it. try a ioc cake; all grocers sell it.

ENTERTAINIENTE

 

 

I.W.IITOKILL. - - Maser.
Onenlshtonly.

Friday, August 27th.
RIGE I MR'I’OI'S

Rose Hill English
Folly Oo.

ra‘rsustcsé'utcvcios:

15 Beautiful Girls;

to Big Specialties!
2 Grand Burlesques '

GAY GRASS WIDOWS!

THE WICKED CITY!

Pricealm'. elk and one.

 

NORWALK. CONN.
Two nights only.

£000.? 8. and 80.
ADMISSION FREE
The Deal. Sick and Lame

TREATED FR!!!

Upon the class by the

 

Doy Phonomonon

The World’s invincible

MADNI'ND MIDI-DI
Who curve the

Paralytic. and All chronic
hisssusbyths

or us the siege oi the lint-salt: 0pm
llottse. as blame.
Alilliitililii l’iiiill.
nests limo. 'l'rmtaiivnt on titani- 'iiio.
Tito Mum‘s unlit.

Admitted.

a short dissertation on

 

 

Atthsllossofw.fl.mm_

On all taxes which shall remain unpaid ,

W
IORWILK OPERA HOUSE .

THE OPERA HOUIE.

Datysrday and Sunday

Who is fowl" with hostile: in his hands.

My mind. We “fly WU.

Laying On at Handel

Will butdicly demonstrate his wonderful how-

liu liiiilioa. l‘itlliltou. line of Girls under at
Dr. Temple will open each «ismossirsti a with

the flower of Vital lsgaetiusi

 
 

ilerssr of Isis and Wall attests!

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of saving money.

Remnants.

Want to call your attention totem-
nauts first. as amongst them there are
many dollars tohe saved. Itis our
custom to mark remnants very low. but
we have decided to close them out at
about one-third their value.

This stock needs no introduction to
those who do their huyinu in Norwaik.
There are r stocks in larger cities,
hotbetter v ues or liner assortment
cannotbelonndin thlabroadland. We

iskept upto the high-water mark. It
will be slaughtered until we reduce it

Bargains at

the dress stays, per dos

8c dashing cotton. all colors

i8 sheets paper and 48 envelopes
Packere' tar soap (the genuine)

Grub halts st I-l Price.

 
 

savanna

organs to do their be

 

 

 

about half. It you have the slightest

Mean: ,0, museum-attenuate

(inc dos .W quality pearl buttons 100 '3- 75 once “ ‘3“ "l” 88;
Unr sue sndloo Ids-nu 1' 19° Bathing Suits.

3:"? we)?” M fig A low left sticssthan cost.

153
I iii
8) dress suit me. (Saturday only. Cl. 90

well. they nourish well.

Great SacrifiCe sale
in EVcry Department l 

The only lever to meet the present requirements. Wished we knew what every custom
er wanted, and we would quote prices on it that would be irresistible!

SILKS AND DRESS scans!

The new tariff law will affect this department in a. very marked degree. Thcrcis no
doubt prices will advance. We have thousands of yards of alike and dress goods that.
will make a beautiful dress or waist. Just step in and look the stock over. Prices for
this sale at least 25 per cent. lower than you can buy a month later ; an easy method

 

 

idescdbnyinganythlnglnnressdoeds.

buy now.
Domestics.
A sale in this department means
crowded aislee.hosy men and satisfied
customers.

28inch demet flannel. our regular 00
quality. at this sale

12'... white Shaker flannel

Linen suiting and French madrss.
value from25c to 300, every yardgoes

Blanket Department.
175 pairs 104 summer blanketsJin
and suit. worth the. for

 

 

490

and short sleeves; knee and

3° tmttirnattxl;llkl’ilre silk vzsts. hstarches. in
. cream an w regular

value “£3 bandit—we

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

114 whiteandgrsyblaakets.nsgulsr

thlsssle

01.26
200 ankishtowels. verylasge, at ill-(c

5.000 yds. best prints. fast colors. I and m r.
light or dark. sold the worldover st 70 3,33,?" , lagged.
"an! ronroholcent 56 Ladies Fro llslovests.

Ill!“

and 70c. a great

Wueed the room—dud your sins and save

have taken over 10,000 yards of silk andat mac money eachiitic
mm m Db just half Ni“. I‘tTDblfl 6‘“. 011041“! W, 480 Me" . Mo Shim M m“.
gradeati v 820
Our Stock at Black and colored mm W Ema m .50: gintgiygght-h regal-r price. 50 and 750.
on” 93“” in Men's fancy laundered shirts. worth

09c. each 38c.
Boys' heavy ribbed hose. double knee.
mgulsrprioe,iliic; they aracheapat 13540.

our Small Ware Department!

Children’ s Dresses
made of line dress style ginghams
regular price 01. at this sale

Disass’ shirt Waists.

 

new 250

 

31333313., “3‘32 ladios' light Bowna
“.75 ones at this sale 288

 

Bring in the booth!“

ard

buttontho style will ho just a little

Sizes 28 and 30. regular 08c quality, M“ m1:
favor of our wrapper.

13 lat-hm 750 quality. at
ale...

drawers trimmed with subset
the

duty and tacks. extra value at

Lsdies' Wrappers "Io.

kWh-as.

slittls

boy andcom

Notice the skirt ilbe

wider. the sewing will
There is always a

ladies' White Shirts

trimmed with insertion and tucks. rcgu- all styles and prices. from the to I! 00

The llerwalk Boston Store Cor. Main and Wall Sis.

 

IF YOU WANT All. Tl'lE NEWS

Regular.

DO YOU

at. Our butter is the top

 

 

 

 

II ADD ‘7 “All émm mm

 

Evening Sentinel Left at Your House-

.., ..... A... wmwwm

TELEPHONE CALL. sO-s.

Use our famous coffees? They are the best in town! You to
be the judge! The FERRIS IIAMS and BONELESS BACON

are famous, because they look well, they taste well, they digest
Can we serve you with them ’i

We have

goods that please the eye,ticklo the palate and enable the digestive

notch of perfection.

CHARLES E. SEYMOUR. Leading Grocer.

u West Westlsgtss Street. loath lsvwstt. 0t.

OUR FORESIOHT WILL BE YOUR PROFIT!

No need oi your canning lruits or vegetables this season. We have contracted lot thousands oi cases
from the best packers iur their choicest output and at prices which Will enable us to sell them cheaper

 

pm «my. mg, Wm «mummy .13.... m, .. WM... .1... “3,... than you can put them up yourself. Our tail opening will surprise you both in quality and price my;
MUM claim made by D'- Hobbs ll rugfligm;&nr ., it till? till f'fifif‘ “62:93; Dlld “Us .
MW” 1”“ by lack. . mmflJ‘H "'1le "turtle": fie 'ttg .
cane Wrestle an mu allot the u 4‘"! Monitors Moll: Wynn-Mime. 10e lorlannapssmoah. 7.. mammal. m, m
W'W‘M “' ml "“2”“ Min... Millionafiiilii‘ill‘glm “” Whit! m, m m. we am» sou. Ila-u. on cable m. no can. 1....
Msmwrsssdy n sills: tsunami litrewhsrrtsaslb can. ido Wilton-messes. . lilo Wines. ,5,
WM hassle on: 331%? ' gill»? '..;:’“I:i"l*...l"*"‘. 2;; Oalltcvnis Wk“. iilb llilli- "in llsltsdbsaas. peruse. urn ‘1 Mill! W. the
Madam simmer ssll‘sri “I”: summit-saith us ommmwumwoowimm sluts-slum owns. 10c iUwussosp. a.
it “no" .mflr‘ff“ «cpl-in ..:"i 3 t c
on... no.5“. t. ..... m nil .i... ...u..;.i..“i. Very est igin rssmsry Butter. tic Pound!
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sits. R saitsrsrshosid badges: atheist. licri'iorimlr
Donovan Building. .. «- . .. “a", “.m“.‘

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