made in American
the new tarii! law.
to tell before June 30,
‘ increased revenue
m from the fact
’ ‘ to bring in goods
_ lbonow law should
m stocked them-
mpliel whose. selling
, __ lance lift to the level
mill at duty prices and
neat little speculation.
price of cotton fabrics
. noticeable in the retail
' the new tarifl bill was
3 not until the supply of
lllJUJanQrbers in ad»
law is exhausted that
. Ally considerable buying
”Visions. The quantity of
W was sulficit In,
My reduce the first
I“ the new loriiY law.
Wt diflerenco bo-
‘ law and the new one
‘ one is constructed on
“of taxing raw material.
. . bill lavored {roe ruw
Ilia new law will therefore
imports of produce raised
I g. loch as wool. hides,
. and flax. There will be
pt under the new law, no-
r fir. Conant. to develop the.
has growing and tics
,. linens are therefore
IEtoSll per cent on their
' ' I nearly double tho price
to the consumers. As u
M. the new law raises omi-
. = the duty on all textile
is to compensate the than
”a. ruling the price of raw
“silk on him.
“M struggle in congress
mmhedulc. According
the senate loaned to
“mfl' whom. while
' , those maintains. was die-
1 . increasing their privi-
. the houso and the maple
lamina measure. Mr.
I! nowtarii! will adord
m to the sugar roilncrs.
Minot at all glveiboiu
.* tannins" as previous
it notifying to know that
land stool manufacturers
fillies have reached that
_ M will no oupocial pro-
” “Months-s have more
‘ , [bodily changed by the
M wor " pictures and
who of to per cent.
We Turk mum to
notch for all the to-
diplomacy. Hols
mopoauls mid do-
terinii oi evacuating
“i prospect is the twen-
militia with the Green.
dill! unmiilcd The
7 ~i the sultan can he
; down to on Inn-cement
W outlet for the for.
‘ omits Quorum.
the the'fnrii’uiowu
Mill Hamid was or
holy to remain an
' . is a man, who. yours ago. was knowi
' forty miles away there was gold to bu
, could be found along the bottom 0
sued in by the popular out»
months ago to tulip
’ ly. but they urn
istu their mind» the
in only [drying
up in the country at which so little 1
known. The new Mdcradc llaa ins
across the Alaskan boundary in Britlsl
territory. it in ct moat discovery
but already there are at least .thrs
thousand people on the ground. an:
more are flocking to that direction.
The discovery 0! the Cloudyke region
presonta a story that is uncommoni;
known as the suckers. and with than
as George Cormack. but who is ucv
culled "Slick Guam." In September
last. at the head of a party or ludians
he left. his but near Fortyolile Cam)
and started in a sohthorly direction
saying that he intended to dud a uev
gold nold bciopa his return. He calm
back two ' , later andstarilsd thI
miners with the announcement the
found in plenty. The streams abound
ed with the yellow motel, and all the
was needed was for something to picl
it up. Many porsouailoclrod to th-
placo, and in time the word rescue:
Forty-Mile Camp that untold riche
Bonanza Creek. and its tributaries. lilo:
who had failed at the former camp im
modiately packed up ‘ their belonging
and set out for the new fields. it wa
a hard and tryan lOurnoy. but that wa
nothing with the promise of million
at the end of the route.
The following is an extract from" :
letter received by the steamer Excel
slo‘r, which arrived from Alaska, ;
short time ago. It was sent lrcrn ill
Clondyke region by a. prominent anI
wealthy young business man of Sci
Francisco to his brother in this city:
"The. excitement on the river is in
describuhlc and the output or the new
Clondylto district is almost beyond be
lief. Men who had nothing lust tul
are now worth a fortune. One inst
has worked forty square loci of hi
claim, and is going out with 840.000 iI
dust. One—quarter of a claim is nov
selling at from 816,000 to 350.000. Thc
estimate of the district given is thlr
teen miles, with an average value 0
$300,000 to the claim. Some are vaiucI
as high as 8.000.000 each. At Dawsci
sucks 0! dust are thrown under th-
ccunters in the store (or sale keeping.
“Some of the stories are so labnlon;
that I out alraid to repeat them, to
tear 01 being suspected of tho intoc
lion. Labor is 815 a day and board
with one hundred doya‘ work guar
anteed; so you can imagine how dlili
cult it is to hold employee.
“it reports are true, it is the bigger
placer discovery made in the world
i'cr though other digsinga have heel
lound quite as rich in spots. no soul
orient oi! discovery has been ‘kDOWi
which prospectod and worked so higl
right through."~hlaw York Tribune.
Kaflr “cumin-Law.
The son-in-law can speak to her on
ly when they are 50 or 100 yards spar
at the top of his voice to make hintscl
heard. ll he meets her suddenly h
must turn his head end it posslhl
cover his lace. Unless he happens i-
have his shield with him. however. hi
whole wardrobe muy coliaili of u did
pleased expression oi countenance IIIII
a loin-cloth. lie will then turn hi
back and got away all last so possihlt
The mother-ln-law hersoll Ionorull;
turns her back and knoola under s busl
or behind a rock. as it hiding iron
hint. Neither son-ln-law' our mother
iii-law over mentions the oihcr's norm
The origin or this remarkable ouuiun
is unknown.
The theory ihat‘oiiuuaiie belongs on
ly ic blah society among civilised poo
pic is generally bold. but it is a min
taken one. it is among barbarou
tribea oil: it is carried to the IIIIIIIu
pertocilon. 'i‘ha Kailirs have a man
intricate code. well illustrated in ill
ceremonies necrhaary in all dealings
Ii man has with his mnemonic-low ll
m: society. After a Kallir man-Io
he is never allowed to speak lumll
iarly to his wilo's another or look he
in the face. When he wishes to upeul
to her he must got away titty or Ii hun
drod yards from her-vac (at that it
is obliged to about.
llgliilsaa Wanna Farmer.
'i‘bm lives in Oak illll. Tom. a bum
girl who bus from a few acres or him
cultivated by homii. cleared about $20-
oach season on revel-Ill years by IiII .m
“lit ‘
growlnx and sale of vegetables.
began with no cspital sud an outcome
piece at uncultivated land. There is
now a neat truce about her domain. I
well and pump in the centre. and ab.
has. in addition to coronation these
d (or a piano and back in toils its;
, misbiss to the martial. which ll
twenty toilet treat her horse. itsci
lsvsulnl durum the dry season silo wa
cm a certain number cl plants nail
in» has spar over the entire place
when she begins and we our ii snail
is the m wsy insect his site do
tacta treat her acute scaaa oi nearing
woods on easily disilo
stories oi untold millions to be pisko '
interesting. Around Forty-Nile Cam: .
on the Yukon. is a tribe of indium
I“!!! BY HAY mos.
Nothing seems to hold popular favor
more completely than the blaser. While
Eton: and bola-cos may be and are close
rivals. the blazer fills a more potent need
then either and retpius its own place.
The style shown in the illustration is
both simple and stylish. The pattern is
given for misses as wall as ladies. there
being sbaclutely no diaerouce in out be-
tween those worn by the growing girls
and their mammas. The fronts are
without darts and there are straight
backs which are laid in underlying plaits
at the waist line. side forms and under-
arm goroa by means 0! which the fitting
is enacted. The sleeves are two-seamed
and show the regulation slight lullnoss
at the top. The fronts are reversed to
form iapois which meet the rolling coat
collar in uneven notches.
As shown the material is light-weight
corset cloth, but all-wool studs as well
as pique, linen. duck, crash and cotton
choviot are well suited to the style.
Whatever the material the finish is so
important point and differs according as
the material is washable or is not. All
goods classed under the latter head are
made unlined. the seams being neatly.
bound and both collar and rovers simply
solldacod without stillening.
llcst goods of all sortscall for a lining
of tailetas and let an interliuing of tail-
or's canvas in both collar and rovers as
well as a two-inch lacing round the low-
or edge and at the wrist 0! each sleeve.
When on treated the blazer takes ' that
set that uothiugclae can give and should
be quite II stylish as thdogb mode by an
expert. The rovers and collar are in-
variably iaeed with the man rial. but the
hatch may be either the severe machine
stitching or .au applique oi narrow braid.
as indicated.
To make thin blazer tor a lady in the
medium size will require two and one-
quarior yards at forty—iour-iwch materi-
al. The pattern. Nu. 7m. iscut in sizes
for a 28. 30. 32. iii. :id, as and i0 inch
bust measure.
EVEIIIO SEITIIEL.
OOU'OI
Lflm “O NO Mia“?! (ll nlmllu. .
Mills Wu In {oi-Wig“ addlom
Stamvaat's lug-la ilaasa ‘
sun
subarea W... _..._......,..,.........-
rsrrsss II. MI. W ill
narrow“
light-nay Iocraaticu Tour.
We desire to cull esp-cm attention to
tho rm opportunity oil'urcil by the
Recreation Tourist company. of New
Haven. tor a most dehuniinl sight day
tour through loutreai. ilschluc liaplds.
iii. Lawrence river. Quebec and iho
White Mountains. at the absurdly low
coat of Hit for the round trip. which
includes every noon-silty expanse. lmv-
ics New llavon floaday. outnumber
Iiih. at out p. In.. this is an unmasllod
chance to visit the principal cities oi
the Queen's Dominion. under the
charge at an «unnoticed «Mentor. a
whore Goings Washington has no
birthday and the [ample respect not
”with at Jun: loomal. with lta beau
titul parks: Quebec. the walled oily.
with its quaint old struts and houses
oodlts Mm: customs. its intimated
Iddlomrts batilniio‘da. ilulahiuc with
the White Mutual. mulls a glorious...
trip. Tickets and tenor intersection
should its mated bum-dimly at your
tlolltwtotilia depenovetm
marl use. low iiavou. W
«he the sow Edglllilil rm. which
tells all ahcai it.
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ar— fl..- ...
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mammalian la the mist.
,attbstoiicwiasflmaadplmte wit:
1 law.
mt
thatlwillnwttlusstnmdvusldm
M the stills at w. 1.. mm M
Horwn'lk iduwl mi. Oil ”and”. All!“
mm. will. from ma'sicck Monaco
until iszso o’clock afternoon.
AtthaatnractJ.U. mummi-
pauk. on the afternoon :9! loudly. A08-
oat 00th. 1897, iron I! o’clock until use
o’clock.
At the store of Alphonso Dibble,»
Booth Five Mile River, on the evening of
Monday. August mih. i”, from 7 o'clock
cant use o'clock. ' '
At the office oi the Deflector. Room No.
l. Haaoulc building. in the City of Nor
walk. in said town or Not-walk. on Tues-
day. August ill. not, from ii o'clock taro
noon until 3 o’clock altornocn and from 7
until 8 o’clock in the evening.
Mr. Stephen Comatcck. ct Gomstock
Bros.I Norwalk. alum. J. M. Luyton. at.
his oflco. Railroad plus, South Norwalk.
are authorised to receive taxes for me.
On all taxes which shall remain unpaid
alter the int day of October. 1307.
interest at the rate cl NINE PER CENT
will be charged from the 81st day of Aug-
ust, im. until the same shsll be paid.
GEORGE Ii. 81‘. JJOHN Collector.
In and for said Town of Norwalh. ou the
List of tens.
Dated at Nor-walk, Conn" August 7,
\ , a10 at
W53
Do You Keep
LUSTRIIE?
no. w: ecu. IT!
This remark was overheard at a
loading grocer 's.Housekccpers who
have tried it know that LUST‘RINB
is the best article on earth for housc~
cleaning. it you have never used
it, try a sec cake; all grocers soil it.
wImmunersunmlcrli
IORWALK OPERA HOUSE
!.W.I1TOKILL. - - Humor.
One night only.
Friday. August 37th.
RICE I “Hill’s
Rose Hill English
Folly Co.
TIIE IORLESQOE CYCLONE
:5 Beautiful Girls,
10 Big Specialties!
2 Grand Burlesques. '
GAY GRASS WIDOWS!
THE WICKED CITY!
l‘rlcoe 230. strand we,
THE OPERA HOU.I.
NORWALK. CONN.
Two claim only.
Saturday and Sunday
AUGUST 8. and 80'.
ADMIQSION FRI I
The Dcai,Sitli and Lame
TREATED Ffllll
lived the rtnge by tho
.1 ' ' , I
cm j
\ 1' >.
on Phonomonon
Who is coming with healing in his hand».
The world» Invincible
MAGNI'flO HIALII
Who cum the
Mt WI ”to WI mun.
Paralytic. and All Chronic
Dims-abytho
Loylng On 01’ Hands!
Will publicly demonstrate his wonderful now-
or on the lilacs oi the Normals Uluim
lloiian. list nimio.
Alillliilluli Flillil.
nadir Free. 'l'matuieat on union lice.
'l‘wo motors ullm'.
Nu llnlvioa. children. llnyi or iilrls under n
Admitted
lin'l‘nmiile will open each domourlrail n wlIlI
a short dissertation on
the Power at Vital lagaoilaail
itorw chi will riormihon miiiutwll
‘ Mimi lites a pl‘lmud Ml”? unthin-
“shill." 3315:? d "dam Ii i rang“ WT
0
solid”. inertcni' III i ll:
homo-elm“ or
loan ocaeaiuarl can?" 1h" «in
inevitable to town amami no
Alllllli AM) WALK
Ila-Twirl» who arr crutches. "it‘ll ii
“on rich" autocratic a. vii
w”; ed and do"
let» rimliilow "fine; rim: n:Tu;i
firming. .ni hum Im'v willow! Irrwnlii
momma“ I'Irmioc mm 'lilli‘lt
iii'll‘idi. sorter.
firm,“ truism"
uIIIIIII'iIIni ”Gill loin U; vacuity:
hmeali any i
mlmm mat i In.
Eco lo
52%
lots lower than ever before.
lar price, 69c, each,
40 dozen ladics' flccccd vests and
NORWALK. CONN.
Norwalk’s Greatest and Buslost Store!
UNDERWEAR
Icc dozen iadics' winter weight grey and white wool vests and pants, the “Luzcruc,” worth
.l so; a good time to prepare for the cold weather. each,
30 dozen. one case, then '5 while merino shirts and drawers, winter weight, extra heavy,rcgu-
BLANKETS. ETC.
I00 pairs ”-4 while extra heavy blankets, worth 0:50 a pair; while this lot lasts, {Id 1 .00 2
too comicrtublcs, extra full and heavy, worth $.69; each, $5 I .25 Z
Everywhere we hear the cry—Prices Advancing! That there is some truth' In the reports no intelligent
person will deny. The increased lurid ratcs.togcihcr with rushed orders from the west and south, where the
old time boom' 1' already felt, and from whence it is rapidly traveling cast and north, has unloaded to It
great extent the eastern jobbcrs and munutccturcrs. and as a result advanced prices.
friends to buy now their {all and winter needs.
We advise our
Our stocks are every day' Increasing and prices on many
Sliiii
.50
I25
pants, Egyptian ribbed, winter weight, worth 39c,‘cach,
58 white crochet quilts, worth 81.75, each, 31. l 9 2
The balance of
Kitchen Furnishings, Hosiery,6iovos, Ladies’ Coats.
and Separate Skirts!
spring purchases at about one-third regular prices.
that handles only the genuine.
goods we have the best the market
please you.
Mitt Yfllflhlflifl e
hunches
i
CHARLES E.
I: last Usablagtaa sum. loath lat-alt. At.
our 'rosrsIcIII WILL a: YOUR PROFIT!
so out av m ovum. contrast.
The Norwalk Boston Store. Cor. Main and Wall Sis.
IF YOU WANT All. THE NEWS
RAVI!"
Evening Sentinel Loft at Your House
Regular.
TELEPHONE CALL. 52-0.
FINEST GOODS!
if you have a little feeling oi uncertainty about the goods you are using, better pin your faith to a store
We have a reputation. a reputation that is coveted, and we never allow to
article to enter or go out from our store unless we are sure it will contribute to the advancement oi that
reputation. We odcrcvcry luduI cutout to the trade that can hoollcrcd fairly and squarely,wiiheui bombing.
glug the consumer. and inviie a comparison on goods. prices and methods of business. it you want line
produces in
Butler. Ohaoso, Eggs, Fancy and Staple Groceries}
We specially challenge comparison on callous, teas and spices. Give us your trade We will guaransee m
SEYMOUR, Loading Grocer,
No need oi your canning fruits or vegetables this tcusou. we have contracted ior tltousuudt oi were
"out the boat packers ior ithr tl'OlCBfl 0qu It and at pricoi which will enable us to tell them cheaper
than you can put them up yourself. Out lull opening will surprise you both in quality and price. Wait
and sea.
Bartlett .0 lb can. 10o My .ious peas. coil. in floated Iaaokml. to can. ills
White m. 2 lb can. lilo iiauuiai peas. 3 com. the (hue-Ii but. 9 lb can. Ills
Willem. lilo cite-db.l.pica.psrcau. liieiilai‘dllsml’ldld. Inc
()alllcrnia peaches. ii to can. the linked beans. not can. mo 7 Robin's soap. soc
Oslliorniaapriccts. iiibi. two cans imihoihiavhasalucu peruse. we rim map. so.
Very Bast Elgin Creamery Butter, tic Found!
Donovan Inllding. . . ~ . . - . . tooth Normans.
Norwalk Chronicler