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Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 28, 1897 · page 4

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flint tends minister
ears for birds among
W. is to be wel

or the bii'dsoi
' W by Nobel Go
‘fi Willow. Ameriv
MW“. has given
,, “I basalt at his scientific
in the preparation of the
has iii exquisite illustra—
h Innis Agassi: Faeries.
, dam of a story and
adapted in he read aloud in
Ilia bank eonains exact do
.;d the feathered creatures it
flint any boy or girl can

Id firework is "Citizen
iron: “that there are
dilsnnt native birds in
‘ 101' children to study
, it is let down as

buy or girl takes a pencil
,» and passes into woods.
, garden. The observer alts
iii a bird denies hopping along.
stat suave or frighten it. but
. closely at it. lie examiner
‘ Mil first its size. as nearly
“mate it. then the color at
m breast. back. tail and

Initial: ironi our book that
“MI! and eat other hlrdu
cannibal birds. and that
anlbola tho iomnlo lit
and stronger than the
lllltoti so about among the,
will. not {lightening or
ill! little creatures will
_ to he, atzsld 0! them. and
.flil N around thorn and
at thorn. We know
”Hostel who lived in a min-
lli ill! ”at. (the had totally
mu. and so made friends
will matures in the «sentry
palsy” so accustomed to
= ' would perch furiously
, g . and she alien cause
7, 1%“ wood birds bring all
had.

carelessly built. ‘4 bi~

’ will uertaltilr’

' and patented a new galloping m-ear-

' - diiierent directions without any inor-
~ wheel to wheel, is the same as that oi

' narrow tire oi the wheels. designed to
.. cleave the loose soil of soft ground

' Hayes now little of private family life

.aav' """iuoy‘ "u'tes‘hi use will be
fit it is onlya matter at
. “Ollwlllbaao. With the
Wind at wheels that
m the dancer was that

. not mutual, with the
one and Monty (I! adjust-
to a good wateh is as
am pm There it so
however. that make
id but upon illuinarllet
that tor awhile paved
fl eheap wheelie This
that sells at you ill as
that Will brought
. , at ll” table with liloynles,
‘ . _ ave to be congratulated

. oi the hurls All»

he law in the White
' ‘ which liethuIrs
. and he thinliil
bottom. Wily am he

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the not oi Dundenald in. drama

rinse. which seems likely to have an
important eiiect on the fighting value
of cavalry. Whereas the modern
Maxim carriage used ior cavalry pur-
pbses, weighs some nine hundred
weight by itself, Lord Duodenald's usw
carriage. m and ammunition all told,
weighs only tour hundred pounds.
Moreover. the [an itaeii is so ingen-
iously placed that it can be fired in

in; of the carriage. The width oi the
carriage, which is built oi steal. from

the usual held-gun. but one at its dis-
tinguishing ieatures la the extremely

or to run almost as lightly as a bicyclb

rough country or round sharp corners.
One mounted horse draws the carriage,
and by the aide rides a man on horse.
back to work the sun when the scene
of action is reached. The trial exhi-
bition oi the new conceal-rings recent-
ly given in Hyde Park, London, cer-
tainly went far to establish the value
oi Lord Dundenald'a innovation. The
new carriage not only proved its abil-
ity to keep level with cavalry advanc-
ins at a gallop, but was found to be so
cleverly planned that. on arrival at
the imaginary battle- iieid. the sun
could be unlimbered and made to open
lire heiore an attendant cavalry squad-
ron could dismount.

 

Ilsa Fannie Hayes.
lites Fanny Hayes. the only daugh-
ter oi the late ex~Prosident Hayes.
soon to be married to Ensign Smith.
Is a sister of seven brothers. She was
born on Walnut hills, in Cincinnati.
just before her father was elected gov-
ernor at Ohio for his live! term. Miss

until her iather retired from the White

 

t“ .
1%” draw/0%”?

house. ills three terms as governor
oi Ohio were directly iollovvcd by his
election to the Presidency. in Hill.
when Mr. and Mrs. Hayes celebrated
their silver wedding in the Executive
mansion at Washington. Fanny wins
baptised by the Rev. Dr. 1.. ii. Mullahs.
who had married her parents. tiles
Hayes alter unishlnu her edumtlon at
Marianna. Ky.. where Mollie liar.
iieid was also a pupil, traveled orienv
slvsly abroad. ‘

 

race Isms- at “nine.

The best medicine tor a pond coin-
ploaion la exerelae, and the (turmoil
physician who remiunlonda a treat,-
plant at home lilllllllll has done much
to deter the fair sea from uolua paints
and poisonous dross. the advice is
simple enough. immediately alter the
bath in the lilUl'llIllI cover the linear
tips with cold cream or valuation and
brain a nestle nibbles oi the Yill‘llllll

 

pm of the m. swim man the
tile-ins la solar W position
not rumba mom. Var instants.

‘ inmate strum retain:
3. traveler rem: one or-

Illl. WIS" 89m RWY

11' MMOIGIOJI. ”ILL?

on“...

Hundreds low Telling the My

SALE-S INCREASING

since a tree distributiunof sampiesoi
Dr. Hobbs'BparaxnsPllll walmade at
ibestoteeiGeo.O.8tilison. Everymie
thatashedwasgiven abox.iree oi
charge. and none went away empty
handed. This remarkable distribution
was made as a challenge to those
enlisted by Diseases of the Kidneys.

unattaindotestsheheaiinppower oi
thesawonderiul pills.

onto that the majority oi those who ob-
tained samples oi Dr. Hobbs? SpmrasusyI
Kidney Pills used them as directed.
justifying Dr. Hobbs' faith in the peo-
ple and that a large number oi our citi-
zens. enduring from one kind oi kidney
and bladder trouble or another. are re
calving unexpected benefit.
appaartobaon the road to recovery.
and are docking into Geo. C. Stillsoa's
drugstore to purchase further install
manta oi this grand remedy.

gas Kidney Pills have ilmly established
a reputation and gained the confidence
oi the people of this community. They
have today more warm friends in South

kidney remedies that were ever heard at

rheumatism (which is trawable ninety-

mummrunmm

intro rare stones or

I'Ill'.

mmmamaoo.

IIOWIIBED.

in This City and Vicinity.

it will be mmberedthat a few days

Bladderand Blood. Rachelle and Rhon-

The testhas proven oi great interest

” o a harder surface. Sled e runners moan! themneultudo 0' the 0181' OS
3:? moreover, carried ior 8use over welluthe evident confidence the pro- 53“» «SOJESS'MIP': ileuillt'fii'llf‘l‘ilel°t”'m
snow or boggy land. Much ingenuity prism have in the. writs of their “m";bhmxmgmgz‘gflm
is displayed In the arrangements for many, Nothing “gm of absolute “"0 "a on mm”, a“,
giving the necessary tree play between (dag. founded on known "”1". “Wm glsledwrgd ytie. ,deagdsiek lurinmr. an wish
”0"” and carriage I“ 3 33“” "a" have justified Dnflobbs'ohallenge. born-s possible will be idiom... tag“:

The tarot-able reports received indi-

They all
In this short time Dr. Bubbs' Spars-

ilorwalk and vicinity than all at the

here beiote put together.
Nothing at greater importance has
pmaonted ilaelito the people oi thin
city in meat years. Bright's disease.

nine times out oi a hundred to kidney
sluggishnass and inactivity). impure
blood. malarial germs. and. in fact. all
the thousand and one diseases that come
treat a deranged condition oi the litters.
cleansers and ponders oi the body—Abe
kidneys-aro all now airippod oi their
horrors. since it is a well established
(not that seals and harmless specific
for their care has been discovered in
Dr. Hobbs' Spsragns Kidney Pills.
There are. undoubtedly. hundreds oi
thousandsui people who are enduring
toaprestarorless decree iroin kidney
troubles who do not know it.
Some are in a drowsy. dull condition
-ieel languid: nonerally speaking. they
say they feel pretty well. when neooeied
by some friends. yet they liliVil‘ not that
brill“. sharp. viaomns ions to their
system as oi you. linbelinowu tolheia.
poison "on: their kidneys (which are a
little oatoi order) is amlually honest
in. in their systemsnd. totally annou-
soiuasoi the tent. they are slowly but
mrely being polarised to death.
it may beep-mess at years. but the
result oi ihe khlneys working impmu
isetly means alniosl certain destination
at last. item oaaieel flamed-and
bright. and no woman has that health
till. my tint toner checks that 1100"
have psid homage to since the creation
oi the world. where the kidneys are not
psflornilnl their inuotiuns properly and
malady. day by day.

a plant. commonly known as a wall-
iahie. but whiuh in reality is one oi the
most valuable and anllva kidney inedi-
eiuoswmuvwhas. by the shill at
medical more. bale nailed open to
pseienu its duty as nature intended it
should.

Aswan- has been known for years
to the mdiosl fraternity to possess a
certain sealant at rims tor kidney eliv
ruse“. Dr. liebbemli up this subject
MSWIWIN.I“IIWIM
patient aspirin/retina. is enabled to
emollient-wields! mil-soul»
W bloat with other valuable
diuretic and kidney Malia: medie-
ltaowa tubule-lied naturally at lilo
walddasaebslwmasiltstodsy.
nodular Mahmud as a bill-
tlve sessile its all m» at bidder.
bladder and estuary diseases at both
m

lirmflh’lipessaasltidasyi'dis
moments

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Who in 00min: with had“! In his hands

My Iliad. ”like ml ”.mr

Laying On Of Hands!
Will publicly demonstrate his wonderinl now-

No Babies. Children. Boys or Girls underti
Dr.'i‘aniplo will open each demonstration with

The Power of Vital lsgnetisiul

Alterwhlehh wil e umthatwil
aatonlsh the shuttle Wong? 0 I
tossed eonvlnz'oiha doubtiu that in animal

to drunists and the public at large. be motion!

orlopled. at his private oillce at tho Norwalk
Hillel but “unduly

liorwaik
treatment and are able to pay a small nice to
be lured mar lull nut’tiim during t o next
simian only. l mun
that ion in. to Batu

a in.
isahsolutelv free in all and no or a
under any old! film” to take treatment unless
they (I in! im
to t. p.m

 

Tax Collector’s

liable to pay taxes to the town oi Rorwalk
in the County of l-‘alriield and State oi

until woman-lock niii-ruoon.

as
The Dalila and Lower

Umdwaisuwihe .

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Boy Phenomenon
Themrldhhvlnctble

MAORITIO HIALIR
Who euresllie

Parslytic. and All Chronic
Discasasbyths

eron ihestazeoitbe Noraalk Opera
House. as above.
ADIIStllON FREE.
Seats Free. Treatment on Stage lies.
TWO NIGHTS Oil LY.

Admitted.
. a short dissertation on

rloua to think-
isa iomoenpsblo oieiiect!
Hrmait tt’h‘e

He not onlytreatuihebllnd. lame and

all . bronlo illnesses uuiclil 1
were:

SPECIAL NOTICE-

rtinouts have been secured at the

Pr! votes
ot.ei when» all who desire ornate

Lina Sunday. Aiililitt
1.. Somewhat i M a
(humiliation. examination and advice
not

(line hour» dolly. iron: ll). lil-

druid: . to n "evenings.

£91195 1......

Connecticut. on the parliament list of i896,
that I will meet them in receive said taxes
at. the following times and planes. to wit:
At the store of W. S. llanlord, East
Norwalk .dowu town‘. on Monday. Aug
oat :iutll. ism. irom 10 o‘clock forenoon

At the store oi J. 8. Handle. at Winni-
vauk. on the alteration 0! Monday, Anu-
ust limb. N07, (ruin 2! o'clock until 4.30
o'clook.
At the store of Alphonzo Dibble, at
South Five Mile ltiver. on the twelillli‘ at
Monday. August ilmh, WJT. from 7 o'clock
until 8.30 o'clock.
At the olllce of the Collector. Mun No.
l. Masonic building. in the (,‘ity of Nor.
walk. in said town of Norwalk. on THE»
day. Auguat iii, lain, truiu it o'clock lore»
noon until it o’clock aim-noon and iron: 7
until 8 o'clock in the evening.
Mr. Stephen Camelot-ii, oi Comatock
limo, Norwalk. and Mr. J. M. Layton. at.
his other. Railroad plum. South Norwallt.
are nuthorlw! to heel“: team (or me.
On all taxes which nhull remain unpaid
alter the let llny uI October. lull.

luhtml attire fro oi \‘lh‘ld I’lcit (.' EN'i‘
will Ill-rimmed mm the vletday of Ada
ual, 1m}. lilllll the name uliuil be paid.
GROW-ll ll ll'L' .lllllN. Lollwtnr.

In and (for said Town at Norwalli. on the
lslfll 0‘ l“
listed at orwulk. t' nun” Almost 7
III". ii that
W

Do You Keep
LUSTlililE?
no. we am. PM

This remark was overheard at a
leading grocer' s. llousckeepers who
have lried it know that LUS’I‘RINE
is the best article on earth for house-
cleaolna. It you have never used
ii. try a toe cake; all grocers sell it.

“inhumane-e.

W
HOVT‘I ‘I'l-i IATRI
one atom nauv.

Saturday. loot a.

[hunt Ir out an absolute volunwei hi how York
The not Millennial and most lttlliiol-
one play ot the urns-ramm-

Nevgr s e
8'" a a

«a amflwunuuo v liarsld

For ill! ti aw York laughed at it a»
it never «Hanna-lbs!

or bmflxeuthem cinema in «sheet! the

A MILWMYT Wifl'l'fllillll it? TALK”
ran 'Wllilb

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

”Woodward:

an m at maidenhead
,‘.MWWMM

sees. more.

 
 
 

lar price, 69¢, each,

please you.

and sea.

Bartlett pears. I to can.
Will“ “We 9 ll, We
Elmo-rites. ! lb Ian.

 

‘ i iMerl I‘

(administrative. ii to can.
Usliisrnlaaprleuts. thwoosmhmlia. mm. peruse.

Very lest llsln Greenery latter. ale Peundl

aoS'roN 51—0..

NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

lots lower than ever before.

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100 dozen ladies' winter Weight grey and white wool vests and pants, the “Luzerne,” worth
31.50; a good time to prepare for the cold weather. each,

30 dozen, one case, men's white merino shirts and drawers, winter weight, extra heavy,regu-

4o dozen indies’ fleeced vests and pants, Egyptian ribbed, winter weight, worth 39¢. each,

 

 

,_ Norwaik’s Greatest and Busiest Store!

Everywhere we hear the cry—~Prices Advancing! That there is some truth in the reports no intelligent
person will deny. The increased tariil rates.togeiher with rushed orders from the west and south, where the
old time boom is already felt, and from whence it is rapidly traveling cast and north, has unloaded to a
great extent the eastern jobber: and manuiactnrers, and as a result advanced prices. We advise our‘
friends to buy now their fall and winter needs. Our stocks are every day increasing and prices on inauy

UNDERWEAR

SIM
.50

BLANKETS, ETC.

:00 pairs 1 l 4 while extra heavy blankets, worth .150 a pair; while this lot lasts, ill I .00!
[00 comiortables, extra i all and heavy, worth Si. 69; each, *3 I .L.

~52

58 white crochet quilts, worth $1. 75, each, fit. 1 9!

 

 

IF you who ALL THE :8in

IA"!!!

Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular.

Kitchen furnishings, Hosiery,Gloves, Ladies’ Coats
and Separate Skirts!

The balance of spring purchases at about one-third regular prices.

The Norwalk Boston Store,Cor. hiain and Ylall Sis.

 

 

 

TELEPHONE CALL. sf-s.

FINEST GOODS!

It you have a little feeling at uncertainty about the goods you are using, better pin your [aim in a store
that handles only the genuine. 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 of that
reputation. We ofler every inducement to the trade that can be offered fairly and squarely.without humbug-
gin; the consumer. and invite a companion on goods. prices and methods of business. it you want lino
goods we have the best the market produces in

Butter. Ohsese. Ens, Penny and Staple Groceries!

We cp‘ecially challenge comparison on collect. teas and spices. Give us your trade we will guarantee to

CHARLES E. SEYIOUR, Leading Grocer.

as last lssblartss Street. heath Israeli. 0t.

 

lib lierly June peas. can.

ill! Humiliation“.
nis mate-mum.

inn macaque“.

to ! unpaid mutual. lb can.
91'le Wt Y ll! ”us
his imp-v.7 eons.
070 7 llsbltt'v “Ill
ill! 'l Home “in

 

 

OUR FORESIGHT Will. BE YOUR PROFIl'l

No need at your canning fruits or vegetables this reason. We have contracted tor thousands oi cases
iron the best packers ior their choice“ output and at prices which will enable us to tell them cheaper
than you can put them up yourself. Our lull opening will surprise you both in quality and price. Walt

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N. Y. GROCERY 00.

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