‘afterrisiting her
of Seaside place.
road.
M. of Riverside are-
her sister. Mile
W ‘1
”daughter Elsie. of
slotting lire. Morris. of
7 , of E. L Holder's
m aiew days'vaca-
.and child. of Osborn
New York relatives.
. expects to return
We. tomorrow night.
~ have been made to the
Benedict Farm bridge.
M. of East avenue. is sick
m of the executive oom-
fths Young People B Society of
Indoors: of the South Nor-
“ lchnrcb. last night.
arm. J. Milton Cobnm,
m Disbrow and Bessie Lyon
to act on the entertain~
W for the convention in
. William .1. Ireland was
; 1 member of the music- com-
’ nomination committee for
WI society will be an
.hy Ire. Gobnrn at the meeting
tees-'7 night.
IOWAYTON
M I. Wood. who is spending
M iii Redford. Clinton county
we a brief visit here this week.
Wiley.
m Bryant. of Long Island. is
"I. Ind hire. 1!. W. Godirey.
Hairs. at Brooklyn. who has
_ ”Whitehall. of New York.
‘ "iridium“ the home of Mrs
, m. er.
I“: Icadder. of Huntington.
, Williams Gaslunan.
“Infinite lIM returned home
m and lilac Lon Stevens is
Mary Park.
area drill was taken to the
D! Wilson Point road. yes-
Wis Edward ladrisan.
at once he set up there. ’
m lumen. oi lioneoye
hash visiting her grandlather.
I ‘Mlou. who has boon It.
» lilla‘. has unturned to
"10min. at Port Jolferson.
Minibar comics, Misti-u
Mats Uulbiil.
In. Christian Koch. of New
,. have been visitiuu hire. J.
‘ ”breed home ilotulay.
. When has none to
, 1&1th with iir. and Mrs.
H. ‘Rowlond is home from
and Prince Edward‘s
deualum Grace and
ye. are annoying 3. it.
at Emission for a low
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dmtowbonaumpsratarssnel
ashasdrlrsnntost New Yorker-o
moral" till alibi these men later it
rooms the temperature at which seldon
falls below 140.
In all the tales of suffering irom th
heat that some from the large elite
of the country none are more distrea
slag than those from the sugar refiner
too. it may be an element in the busi
nose that man. should literally he roast
ed to death In order to carry it for
ward. The capitalists who conduct re
nneries Insist that such is the case
They declare that their plants anon
be shut down during the excesuvel;
hot months of the summer. and the:
add that they keep the buildings as one
as possible for the men.
This Is one instance. however, i:
which it seems Incredible that human
beings can long survive the burden
imposed upon them. The men engage-
in this industry get through the trials
months with considerable dldlcuity
owing to the heat, and when the sum
mer sun returns they had themselve
working In veritable furnaces. each ll
a modern Dante's inferno. They throt
the windows wide open. and resort t-
mechanlcal defines to keep cool. bu
the eflort is vain. Few men can hols
their own against a temperature of lit
even when no exertion is required b;
them. Much loss can hundreds of me:
engaged in the laborious work of 5
sugar reilnery in about their dutie
and long survive the intense heat.
The department of the Brooklyn re
ilnerles in which the sugar is crystal
lined would be regarded by most per
sons as extremely hot. yet it is ver;
comfortable when compared with th
temperature In other departments
Here the sugar is poured into a semi
liquid state into metsi cones, which no
as tillers or coolers. The best In re:
oppressive, and many employee dro:
down while at work despite the fee
that their dress consists only of ligh
overalls and heavy shoes. The was
into which the sugar is poured stand on
tholr‘narrow ends in racks nil abort
the door. and the workmen stead ova
them In the bent radiating from tit
hot sugar. Even in the coldest weath
er of the year and with the window
all open the men here cannot was
thin underchirts with comfort. Stream
of perspiration run down their back’
as they bend over their work. To ad.
to their discomfort the air In the room
is moist and steamy.
But wearing an it is the work on tit
lower doors. it is in the upper storle
of the refineries that the extreme mess
are of suffering is to he found. Thor.
vicinity of 140 degrees above zero. I
is on these floors that workmen fall or
haustcd day after day. Home reviv
on being taken to II window, while oth
are are able only to get to their home}
But the collapse of one or two or :
half dozen men in the afternoon no Ion
gor is regarded as a matter worth men
Honing. It has come to be cousidere.
as merely Incidental to the business.
The majority of the employee ll
those departments of the big rellnerle
are Poles and Hungarians. They do
chin to become sugar refiners he soul
as they land iulbis country. and the:
try to adapt themselves to the condi
lions this; find in the factories. 1 nos.
who seem able to stand the work an
scat to the top floor. where are area
vote; with darlt. slippery passageway
between them: in these vats the was
is boiled. The men stand over the vol
stirring the super with long sticks. OI
all sides are big tanks. and each 0
those radiates an intense heat.
When to the closeness of the man
and the boat from the vats is adder
the other discomforts of the work. I
becomes little wonder that the met
drop in their tracks from day to day
They look pale and oareworn. all 0
them: their feet stick to the saga
covered planks as they walk betweet
the vets. and they constantly are cov
ered with perspiration. I am told the
as many as elaht unfortunates huv.
succumbedom the heat in a single site:
,in one atternoon. and that four the;
fell where they stood in the next alley
Ono door at the refineries is of Iron
and it Is covered by the wt heads a
the great charcoal filters below. 'i‘lI.
feet of the workmen have to bet-onto
accustomed to the beat of this doc
before the lllt'ti can outfits it. 'l‘lio
bases of these tillers are tun doors be
law. where they are placed so close to
golher that the ilremcn and stutter:
furnaces. tiers air is almost unknown
and clothias III a burden.
from furnace to furnace with that
loads of coal.
(rota every pore oi their halt unites
bodies. Their only opportunity to as
air I- has they are waiting for It Will
load 0 coal outside. ‘
And for all of the telling and suitor
paid irons Ii. it to 01.9% tor a day'
work at from twelve to littoeu heursw
New York lien-aid.
W
“In W" at It.
Shoot ti
the temperature stays regularly in lh . .~
barely have room to bring cool tor till use. additional 1.000' a. lilo. Patitiiny.
this stock In»
The men an
perspiration drippiru .... - “www.mmm
tax in this intense heat the men so
“Why dealt you work? Why do yet
Grammars?
The U. M. C. “A" was
you; it isjust as good or bet
tot-today than ever. Why
let prejudice stand in the
way of its use. when you
can have your annrt and
save money by buying it
from us at 30¢ per box?
. Remember the place. 112
Washington street.
Also other loaded shells at
cost.
Gemstock. Watkins
8: Dow.
I t s WASHINGTON STREET
_... uWfiwwmo-rn— fine—W.—
SPEOIM. SALE
STATIONERY
A?
Bargain Prices! l
1(00 {boxes good paper. 34 sheets with en-
velopos.fic.
Ile boxes line paper. 50 sheets and 50 en-
velopes. at 29c.
l pound linen or plain finish. 10c.
l-slresm extra linen paper. with ears-
lopes. 49c.
ETFIT ”
PLAISTE D’s,
43 Washington Street,
CONN
SO. NURWALK
A temperance drink made
from the clipiCest roots and
herbs ; has a delicious flaror,
planning the most fastidious
. palate; quenclics ill .1: great.
est thirst. The extract is
'5 sold everywhere, and . is
’ ' easily and cheaply prepared
at home.
Virtuous s CAIIIJ’J'ON co. um
uncommon-n.
nostos “out";
Gregory's Point. to. lerwa h.
.1. It. BOW“. Proprietor and Iauagcr
Bull
(the airs m
Tm; guinea on Ifleaflmalu
”momentous W
SCHOOL FOR BOYS!
WILL letter-IN
Tuesday. Icpt as
Prepares for college or
business.
line hundred and tan boys
have entered collage (rota
this school. For circulars
address
it. ii. blimltamiord. coon.
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Webs have on hand moral thmsanti
lob lot billboadlastd nawltsadl that we
wiilprtntat the loiiewtn prises. 1.000
quarter blillteads Oi Mani
i.lillll‘s.0i; will) sloth billheadl
dldlm ‘ .M'I. 7“: We OM.
part.“ shire.
lair quality. licaosn haveit siahme
pnossaalangasitlasta Ironing Isa
‘$’"m?.§ and as Dr.
“err: use
settles
THAT
one” lattices load with '
please the most economical.
lid."
Havens" "
sauna.
Printed India and Foalsrd. be pretty
sndaspopnlarnow as they have been
any time this summer. Didersnt stylra
and onlosings that furnish beauty enough
to satisfy the most diversified tssloa
and what is still better. they are all be-
low their regular cost. mostly below—
m 39. 80. 50. (iii and educate a yard.
Certainly variety ofprtess enough to
We also want to call attention to a line
of woolen dress goods that we are closing
out at 29¢ a yard. The annulment now '
on hand is not largcbutyct titers is quite
at variety to choose from; and the actual
value is considerably morelbun the price
we are asking.
MI munitions. a high price fabric com
weed of silk and wool, and mohair
and wool, formerly sold for $1.50
and $3 a yard—is now winding up
the supply at 59p a yard Just sir color
logs left that are scty dcstroblc tor hot
weather waists or entire gowns.
The most painstaking shopping will
foiltobriugto light a better suInInI-r
nndersklrt thanlhc grass liucns which
we are selling at tilt and lilo each.
Big reductions in the prices of White
Duck iikirtiogmhfl’linou finish:
standard. l2l._.o yd.
Belfast, 150 yd.
Lyon brand. inc yd.
French cambrlcs. full ' yard wide.
made of the best chdo cotton. only 15::
Ii yard. Finest goods on the market at
that price. '
Silk ginghams. in both swivel and
check (Ideals; also fancy plaids. A favor-
Ito fabric for fancy Wulrlri. ilk'. 2.3: and
one a yard.
iron 0 o 5
crafts: I
RISTRAM a. HYATT,
AUGUST SALE CONTINUED!"
W o will continue for another week, our
SPECIAL AUG'FS'I‘ SALE!
All Summer Goods tobe Closed Out
lint "line in E very Department.
TRISTRAM & HYATT.
Nor-walk, Connecticut
Gazette B'l' d' g.
SCOFIELD & HOYT’ 5 BIG STORES!
83 Washington Street, South lorwsik, Gt.
The new toriil‘ law does not ail'ect our prices all dry goods in our store remain the
some as heretofore and some goods will be sold ior less.
DOMESTIGS.
The best prints—«e have never sold (or 7c—alwnys
have been 5r.
:8 in Ilomcl ilauncl, regular price, 4 rec yd.
The best indigo prints, 5c per yard.
Heaviest while shaker flannel, 8c; always has been.
Table damask, bleached, regular price, 5x.
Ladies' linen suits. $1.50, zoo and 3.I 0,
Look and hv- convinced.
BLANKET DEP’T.
Ioo pairs to 4 summer blankets. regular prices 45c.
so summer comiortablcs.
!l.0i
HOSIIRV DEP’T.
Ladics' regular made last black hose, 15¢ per pair
Buys‘ heavy ribbed hose, double ’kcce, toe and
heel, regular price, I: I-sc.
Men's white uol tun’lercd shIrts, regular price 3 in
Men's or minor weight shirts and drawers, regnltr,
25 cents.
1‘. S.——Black Walnut Roll Top Desk, little used, cheap at $14) 00; will be sold for $20,
This is not a great sacrifice sale. llrst goods at: Regular prices.
Wedding and Society
, . arm-«I‘M new w m— rumpus-Ir
Ladle-1H0...
Oonu’ Hose.
c c. men s on.
It Itats street. New London.
ls M l"
W
Till OOLUIIIA
III LOOK
Gout." Working Ohlrto.
Oonta' Under-won.
pnunlnunwmn. . .
SCOFIELD I. Hi)", 83. Washington St, South um... Ct.
The Sentinel can now other inducements .u patties chllllll; cugmvul Wed
ding invitations, .Inu-I. Imcmcuts culling Innis etc. at a specially advan-
tugcous chamctcv. The highest grn in (ii work at prime but a wry little
We shall hr pleased to slam sunipics and give
The D. M. READ co. *Engravingt
BRMEPORT in advance of printing.
prtces.
-~ ~~ “T 1 3......“
Tabla Oil Cloth.
SholfOiLCioth. BOStO" Store
Table Linen. ‘ '
Napkins. lid IASHIIBTOI $1..
IOUTH NOR-WALK
oston Store.
OIO. I. VIII ILSTVII. Prop.
iidWABlllNll'l‘iiN it'll. Btilil‘ll NIIIIWAMC.
l USN.
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Loco Curt-Inn.
Shootings.flammooka
t. adioa' Munlin
Undorwoar.
n“Orders loll hero for AWN lNGS and SAILS will receive prompt attention. Awuioge
made and put up. We keep snilcloih in stock.
m
Embodied tilt-Itmul {viii-It's!» M iltu utiwi‘
writing utucltiues; indeed. it
\thlllfl i'l-mI-vr in "mIImquuI-ui» " "l in II.
ammo. it posse-sen IIIlWIulImus u bin II tiny
donut. uli wriiiuu in sight. |ltlnllblivith
Ml tunnels and tiulmnntlu nooniiittilm st-
prominent
Ml. "Willa
Test it ,roitllo
The floltiilwl u
'i‘lpuwriter supplies of all kinds. omen
Ilia s and lflmti ritcr cabinets. “maul“
price on tymwriII-r new for IlIu next ten
ll Iys. Hood for catalogue and price list:-
General Agents ior Gee II.
TYPIWRITIR.
nu pumhuw. 'i‘rial Iron.
Ii uses Hm.
in: sin
Ladloa’ Trimmed Nata.
Sailors and Walking Hot.
At Reduced Prince.
DreasOooda. Notiona
Eoffin rout GROVE!
First-Glass Hotel and Restaurant.
Shore Dinners and Rhode Island
Clam Bakes!
DAILY counters Alto oAIIcIIIo.
PIRFORIIIOI ll AOOIlOIlUI IUIIIOOI I'D
"Hill.
t improremsut cc.
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