will lead the Ep.
‘ ,tonight. in tho
Hethntllet Episoopal
. y mounting to
lied to Theodore Cole-
menus. I
W
‘ returned home from
, has gone to Brooklyn
~j»b_ependn week.
“not his loss amputated
. Saturday morning.
.. . Indllxan performed
m by putting the dog out
broken. Saturday. for a
w: ,E. livuott will erect
‘ In lulu street. 0. L
, mmttobnildtho barn
’mfltothe house.
I’M. of St. John, Now-
mhn been visiting rein
‘ luMalden,hluss., and
Olly. is now staying with
gnu. w. 8. Butter.
_7 Cudlipp and Miss Amy
,jWill, N. Y.. returned
with Lilies Cudlipp'a aunt.
Gmmlugn.
aflIn. Willinut Mead and
W. nor the past two years.
. . ill the Corbett place. him:
fitment Terrace, South Nor-
“ Godfrey and daughter
” ' homefrom Avon.l\'. Y.
have been visiting Mm,
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Explo-
Ifl. William Jon-a have me-
, fill! with their daughter.
Shunt, of Maple avenue,
fl. rm. of thin plum. and
”well. of South Not-walk.
My morning on the or.
”Manna.
elite-11h.
Mr are vialtinu ltov.
‘ I. Y.
WI. Della Loom“. o! Chl-
or. vldtlnn their tnothor.
More”.
M. of Raymond tit-rem.
he! Main, 0mm Wil-
Yort city.
Mall. of How York. on at
lit Militant
{ mm and women who not me.
:mwetutohmlorm Windham
‘ limbs. and with a twist or the wrist and
treated for rheumatism with like eno-
M’ blank and tan dog. -
Ming. after spending .
their homo in Brtnsklfs'll. utter
fiddler ital boon driving at
u rev: sore bank almt town.
talk at making mioplniot to
In. Howard Iivury and
flush film. at Houston
Volt Holvor. ot anhm,
My out: Mr. and
Mot: is entertaining:
Wu nus-t. of in»
w in stimulant]
Mbynnh. of lien
Wit ll: We
‘ H. mm mm
the mo without them.
After a few new” on mnetltm
end it; curative pom. 1):. Toronto bo-
fisn his work. The first patient mm!
wusleflynbout seventy years 0! age
She nova her name as hire. William
Caddell. at 498mm: atmt. and said rho
had sedated with rheumatism many
years. So had was in :- (edition that site
11 id to be alum» carried to the platform
by her friends: Dr. Temple began his
manipulations by laying his hands on
the head and been 0! the brain. then
whisking them briskly down the wine.
along the shoulders. down the arms and
a loop at the lingers the work was done.
hire Oaddell was told to get up and
walk across the atone. which she did as
readily as a young girl. She walked
down the Italra from the at urn and took
u neat to the audience without assi'o
tonne.
William Nash, of Fair atreet. wza
neon. .
Charles (Juliet I. of Hendricks at onus,
was treated for dyspopsin. throat trouble
and rheumatism. Winn he left the
platform he said he felt perfectly well
> John White, of 4 South Union avenue.
was treated for paralysis of the lower
limbs. new“ not unduly ourtd, but
was considerably tailored. nod was on-
ahled to more about readily and will»
out much pain. .
Alexander Taylor. of Grove street.
80th Norwnlk, who had partial purer
lysis of the ring. wus enabled to see
quite distinctly. Bo said he had not
been able to rend for five yours.
Enoch Bolkold. of 5 Woodward avenue,
was relieved of atwry nook which he had
borne for years so that-ho was able to,
twirl his head around us though it was
on a pivot.
A woman who had been totally- dent
sixteen your: was restored tohottring.
The first noise that onnw to hot oats
woe the melodiuo of u hand organ in the
stnret. The audience t'i‘lll'l almost see
her faculty restored by thee impression
of huppinoso that liuhwd up hour {300.
wlwn ohe rucelt'm'l hm- hearing,
‘ Whoa ill" ontortulumeut (dost-d. after
a large number of people huzl boon hunl-
e’l. thvm were but low poople who
.iouhttd the [moor ofthht human mum
net
wi‘rol. M. S. into; one wrail-lrnown
wouliat-opticinn. mm he moanltod at but
u. 'm. to is p. (u. Eves examined 1m.
HaveaSmilel
You may l4: lmi, dusty, llllhl‘rwn’ i
"with llit: lrottcr~—..!t:.t.urc bill 'li.‘
groan-n the it-‘a a finding, r. twining
thin .utisi‘wmin every glow of \l'ilhmn .'
Root llt'cl’MllllllllllctlWlllllllillt‘dllllliil
qtinlllluo. it’ll the one grunt pleasing Lon-
ri'winl tentmsmnce think. Make it sat
homo~ .1 Milk: of erlmct molten two
gallons ol delicious
it t‘ it! .tnsmw
ltnit‘t’iimu. wore.
”[0]“. “LI
STATIONERY
lit LL14. l'n.
Bargain Priest!
mammals good new. 94 elm with or»
remnant.
lilo beam line trauma! shut: and no air
retail-in at filo.
i mend lime or plain finish. lilo.
loom. the.
immuta-
., wepronoeetunaturltho We has.
‘ shows how slight and Illlk‘l‘lli' nt'o storm
onion, in the parlor of tho Mnhtwkomo, :
llotol South Norwullt. Tnmlnya. from U .
titres» extra linen snap». with now
L _ ad zit-term .
"that alllltll “We mutter:
We take tinfoil. into our Mental:-
mhnod. and ow to veer the line at
shame and has: our heads in doing
it. n misfit it nun who ahould take
into his home a wretched trollop or
the atmta."
Saturday. like Friday. was an or»
commonly hot W On, Friday the
Monump Evening Post name to the
melancholy eoncluaion that popular
government had oonaed 1 extol in this
country; although later in the day It
mvised lta throu’ody so tar as to admit
that popular government might yet be
alive, although constitutional govern-
ment was certainly deed. '
Saturday's heat acted somewhat dit-
torent upon theernnlnm or the Timer.
We as u nation are all right. whatever
the Evening Post might any to the con-
trary. but the estimable inhabitants
or the Hawaiian Islands and the re-
spectable gentlemen who constitute
the government of that little republic
will appear to the Timon' superheated
brains as things at "unepeakable nau—
tlneas." . '
How much better it Is that in new};
paper omens whore intellect is at tilts
mercy of the thermometer the ebulli-
tlon of the gray matter should manifest
itselt in such uimpnrntl'voly 'beuign
symptoms as in the Tribune establish-
ment. which produced on the hottest ot
Saturdays for yesterday‘s reading a
masterly editor-int article. showing that
the liner qualities of human nature
have not entirely dlsnppeared tron:
earth, and containing this lovely pas-
sage:
"Not fot the age of chivalry is gone.
Not yet. nor ever will be while human
nature to itself holds true. Tho splen-
dors of kulght-errnntry are past. The
rulinnt deeds that glorified tho. ago 0!
foru- are done; happy it not forgotten
u!‘ disrruditml. Yet enrh revolving
ymr. defying the dreary drivel of mo-
toz-inliom and roliuking the pole phum
oi hliigwump mmlloority. brings toutho
torn. some new. rciaplomlont scoop thnl
nnd urerk and woe and douth below
the conquering greatness of the human
soul."
Thorn was nearly a rolumn that rond
like a poem. How much botior it l5,
no repeat. thnl. the origin should puns
thin; hurmiossiy. rather than in malnu-
rholiu or violence.
A LIBERAL EMPLOYER.
‘l‘lmt In What “role 93am In in the Motto:-
uf Varmint».
'l‘lw lnnuth of limo nilmvml l‘iwiv
Haiti's entrants fur var-aliuus ulth‘ my
l1- lilt'fif‘l'llit‘tl in the Revised Sininho.
(3 2. am «lot-ulna lulu-won :izn loft in tho
mum-Mn ut‘ im- “Xvi" iivo. For in-
‘ i. z; row-m lll'tlri‘ l“ l‘itlllilll.’ not.
wmr. m :iorhs to louto their tlvnkfi at It
~llvt‘ltl"l-L Hotm‘dnyo in Hilillllil' had in
lu- pom-mi upon by tho l'trsidrizt nmi
mldnot. The low olnlvs that "till
t-iorko and other rundown" in tin- vlvil
gunfire of ”W t-xt‘llllll'i' lllllitfllllt‘lllrl
ow ullowvd thirty days? \‘ill‘Jllilll and.
thirty «loyn' shit int-ow enrh your. with
pay. ntid lu usual runes oi portlo-nlnr
Im‘i'll. filxty ilnyn‘ nlt'lt li‘ill’l' with my.
\‘ilmi t mpinyor would allow his l 1.44..
it» l't'llifilll nlmtnt one-fourth of the
ymr, v on pny?
.‘ul'lll,\"tllllt'l'rli may spend thirty day
it ,l‘f'zir ; \mv ll‘illll llit'lr punts in! duty.
but llilh mm: in. r-tijnyml not “revue.
”mu li,ll‘ it: um yum. wilt-n silt-x
jtnny rt umlll nimnt hilly days nim-
twtln-t'. Many lvi’t‘li'l‘ tn lulu» liivlr m-
rnlltmn t‘t‘f'l‘y ”iron in" tour years. who"
they may lvlil)’ inl‘tl)‘ three or [mu
llllllllhl‘ at n limo. innit rnmmh to tultn
on oxlc'neiw trip abroad. 'l‘lw louvre
til mt‘tlli-nl villi-urn ui‘ ltw marliw llllrt-
piml wtvlw art.- renululml lies! on urn
llluw 1n llJ‘ :il‘my. moron» til our all
litmuntzt- ;-. all nhmnd nri- nliuwrui Mu;
ly tltlt u' imlillny oztvli your. not lnvluti.
lntr llnw rruulrr-d tor the vnynuo to ntnl
from thin moniry. Ii lltoy return home.
Mt-mlwro of tho hmlulntlvn nod indloinl
hrntwlwo of the federal ltovornmont. oi
«nitrite. null llwmuelvos mi in tho din.
pnnilion ot tholr time whit" their rw
unntlvo hmlltnt are not In suntan.
'l‘lu y un- tor‘tho moat purl indommd-
not In thin reuport, own whiin they mm
m... nihiml. Mil-r nil. l’nolo tinm In ”W
[will “lien“ or employer». in) (or no
vnvnilonu pro wmnrnod. “urination:
Slur.
i
A than at Mun-flaunt“ luloldo.
Jonrnniintlc notorpflm lino ind to t.
Miriam lusnrrnos mum in Porto. M.
llnnri Martin. vhiot niltor oi the Conr-
lot do 2mm, nuns rottnd dnnd in hit
rtnun. banning imnt o t’fil‘il mailed ovm
n lltilllt in the «Mint: and attached It
u ring mllur round his nook. lllu lit:
wen innorod for town irnnou. with-ll
tho innul‘ones toinipnuy returns to on,
on no: nrmmd lion no t'tlmllllllml Mll-
oino. tin boil. however. boon publioh-
inn nrtlnloe on tho at-lonimt» aldo m
insulting, and urea preparing one do.
turrlhlnr; tho aoneationa or o honour
man. the counsel tor lllil loudly wit
rumored that he rm matting oxwrl
mute on blame“. on that his dealt
was unmounted.
A
mm W “like mm.
The outta-M 1 email it. the
mm mm m lttllel to do
over Look . .
Arruu
IILT
TABLE.
Our entire stool: of halter hos boon divi»
tied into three lots. with three dillnrrnt
urine». and we autieipn'lo a lively time
handing them out in: the new figures. lt-
uuy seem a hit recklera to reduce them
to anoh extreme low coat. unriioninrly
aa bolts are to be (mt-ordingly popular
during the coming (all. but there a’ such
excellent choosing that we tool like test-
ting the power of bargain printer on such
things. '
Lot No. 1. Regular 25 and 50c grades
tor lSo each or two for 250. The lot oom-
prlaoa all the fashionable leathtra that
are worn this reason. with harootsbuck-
ion and urn lo the torrent widths.
Lot No. 2. Bonnier 500 qualities for
23¢ each. Such leathers on grain call,
one. monkey and groin soul. with nickel.
silver, gilt and covered lllflll‘hs bouillon.
All our regular into silk beltii urn includ-
ed in the lot—block. Scotch plaids. rte
Not an old one in tho entlrn nth-ring; all
new and stylish hailing. ' ’
Lot No. d. lb gnlnr in) and Tile volume
1 it lite ouch. All the olmirest vnrlotios
of lotthrr and pretty much any color
that one may ask for. The $1 mulch
plaids are also in this lot.
This nprriul alluring will hold umd uug
til tho first of September. it tie guuwin
last until the-n, it wouldn‘t sutprim no
any it‘ they go below the no ‘k is out.
The out in p; icos among. the gun-ls in
the infant)? «lopttrtmotit hon toilet-d
many it inotbor tlo rrjnce. The little
lmtsdumntlr! nnd ooh umi dresses are m-ll-
hug for let than the l:.;lll:l'llll is worth.
let niono lhn lnlvor of making. Grout
bargains on small nrtiolos.
Wrappt‘r soiling loops up in great
show. The wry minute we nunnunrod
ill-.- inductions in pt.“ tin-11h) lllhi‘tn‘t‘ri d
that they lleulul something llt'WI'l‘ than
rim or us they were Vl‘ltl‘lllil. Splendid
whitening yet.
Muir‘s lil‘i'ltwl‘lll’ Mum now «til-nth
just in ‘ sumo litllv pm a.
v?
The D. M. READ CO.
onyvrrzard to the odnoce an
{or before.
Block silk warp hemiéita. 40 in,
TRIsTRAMa HYATT.
lack silk warp hcnric'ta. fine, qn'ity
Majestic all wool hemiettn. ~34 in.
Extra might. all 'wool llem‘lctla, 46 in.
Superior finish and might, all wool heuri- .
no, 46 m,
at me patterns, so in,
Fine figured bliiiimiine, 4; in.
India serge. all Wool. 4; in.
Fine cassimc re serge, .1; in,
All wool diagonal serge 4’: in,
Carina lustrine, :i'k lustre. 45‘ in,
Satin tollid, lcoliun fini~ h, .32 in,
Drop-d rte, extra weight, 48 in,
36 i",
TR'STRAM .* HVATT'.
' DOMESTICS.
flac‘lnnt prints ~wc lluVC lidV‘tl'bUlil
have been so.
:3 in «impel llnnnchrrgnlnr price, 4
The bent Indigo prinb, 5t per yard.
'l'eldt- tlamaek. h'cnt licvl. rrgtllnr rm
Littlltfh' linen suits, $1.50, 2.0:» and 3
luilk and bv- cotvimwi.
l’. S ~Bluck Walnut Roll Tu
SCOFIELD 8i HOVT,
Wadding and
1“" iLiPa‘li‘mrnf the Min" ‘e in price of all kinds of dress goals we placed onrlt'oi‘der several months
330 {01' a Mile line: at for- to dress goods in binds and colors. In order to star. the full dressrgooda hurl-
nest and also to give our . u women the haneht of lhitpnrchase. we have decided to marl: them at very Iotar .
prices and place them on sale Saturday, August 23m. The prices which We have put on them is without
"1 in to my cases is lrss than the same quality of goods has ever been altered
WOll and mohair figured jlcqunrd, 4) in.
Word and mohair figuved jacquard,
All uml‘, l’r null serge. nil colors and birth,
llenvirst uliilc shaker fidllllt“, t’cr; an!
BLANKET DEP’
to: pins to 4 summer blankets, icguint prices 45‘:
69.: Chevin serge. all wool, all Colors and black.
,4} in lion “-4" i“: . . ‘ ‘ 39c.
soc, 61c. He he: cassimcre serge, ah colors , and black. ‘
89: 5' I“. . . ' . 590
Drop d etc, the latest thing in dress goods,
48 in, 75¢
01.00
3')” .
lluntl~ ' ' .
sue ‘ ‘ ,
39v. . We are anxious to close out every shirt tvnist in
5oc stock. The only thing that will do it is the price.
soc We have taken our entire stock of colomd lawn
50c and prrcale waists, goodstlint have been sold all
98c the season at 81.00, t :5. 1.50 and I 7f, and made
" than one price on them all.
. Come and tlkc your choice of any of than the
, use i price willbqsoc.
Norwalk. Connecticut
Gazette B'l’d'g. '
scar-"inn & HOYT’S BiG STORESl
The new torifl" m? does not ,all'cct our prices ‘all dry goods in our store rcmnin’the
some as heretofore and some goods will be sold for lose.
so summer ounl’ortahles,
HOSIERV DEP’I’.
L'tdics' regular nude last block hose, 15¢ per plir
Buys' heavy ribbed hose. double knee, toe and
heel. regular p1 ice. u 1 2c.
Men’s white uul tun lcrcd shirts, regular print 3 to'
SLIM).
Men's mzdizl'u wrig‘tt shirts nul drawers, regular,
:5 cums.
8i 03
{oz 7c ~nlwn)s
l 2c 3d.
ways has both.
(1’, 5 .‘t‘,
nu
T.
p llmlg little used. cheep :lt til-ll bi); will be sold for $20.
This is not it gr’nt sacrifice sale. Bust goods at Regular prices.
83 Washington
so, South uomu, Ct.
Society"
Ehgré‘oingi
331001590333.
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Table Oil Cloth.
SholfOleloth.
Nap
ll
Tabla Linun.
H
kins.
mum xunu’nt N.
300701 NORWALK
Boston Store.
lit WISMIBVOI 81..
w "The Sentinel can now tiller inducements to parties desiring engraved wed-
ding. invitations, t:unmimremrnts. calling cards, t‘!(.‘., at 3 annually advan-
tageoustin-rumor. Thchighmt grodcui work at prn-cs but a very little
in advance of printing.
prices.
We shall be pleased to show samples and give
Lao. Ourtnlnu.
S hootingsfinmmookn
Ludlon' Muelln
up“. Underwear.
1 a a
node and put up. We
Orders loll hero for AWNINGS and SAILS will receive prompt attention. Awnings
hoop snilcloth in stock.
Lndion'iflooe.
Oonte’ Hone.
8 0. "1'6" I 00..
Putting...
Mm
mmnflmm
Genu' Working Ihirtn.
manta“ Underwear.
v .. w W mm,
”Woo-I-
llt State street, New London.
' IOUTH N
llii WAHllthl’l‘th li'l'
”Wmu
'flll OOLUIIIA
BAR LOOK
TVPEWRWIR.
Elnlmlhm tht' KWMI letdown of the other
prominent writiun tutu-hintn; int-lord."
Win the l'ioltwr in "itlttwnt't'ttn'tiln " 'l‘lu u.
main. it imitation-nun nilmnmum wlnrh they
donut. nll wrltlm: in eight. immanent.
tall ”than” and Mttonmiu- ut-uonntlnu at
Mo mum.
‘l‘eat it hotnro uu tittwltuv. 'i‘rlnl iron.
The fiatttlnel U u- nwa um.
'l‘ «writer annulus» utnll kinda. Uilioo
tlm a and ”monitor ““33"“. termini
tirlno notyptmriwr mow tor tho um m.
d in. lined (or nulnlomw and wine linin.
General Manta for Beta.
jyu 3m
ston Store.
BIO. R. VII. Olfl'll. Prep.
rm,
8» 'Mh
onwaur
Ladion' Trimmed Hate.
fiction and Walking Hot.
At Roduood Prince.
. non m to lliWAldt, D"“°°°d‘- N9"°"*
nuns-ma
WM
ROTON POINT GROVE!
First-Glass Hotel and Restaurant.
Shore Dinners and Rhoda Island
Ohm Bakes!
DAILY counters Alto olttoitte.
naroaauct ta. inattentive arrmoos A"
"true.
Norwalk Chronicler