mommim‘ is
on; . .Mi'i'iA-I.
“ywpgnm. Noneth-
s'iiroiu rim Til
Florin. callioinia. .
- Bermuda. Egypt.
had other points of interest to travelers.
truths. Spindles. on.
m
Prices to Suit Aii.
CALL Al") 8“ run.
enry Tilly.
on Wall- Hand Lanna.
il Washington Street. .
South Harwell
ou- won noun or nann.
no news usnn in wasmno.
neurones-ion oumnrnn.
noon- oamn ton ano DELIVER.
no me or cannon. on nine.
JOHN WARREN. Proprietor. .
umm.
J. D. JHNINGSI
Undertaker.
rumour srnnn‘i‘. marrow. ist
Opposite Horse lteilwayDepot‘.‘
flesidencedl Elm street. fl‘eienbnnctcalt ll»
ani "
Are your eyes rightt Examination free
H. S. ROOD.
OPTlClaN and JEWELBH
Main street. Booth Non-ll.
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moon in. LAYTofi
Fire, the and Accident Insurance,
IEil ESTATE lllll Housman
Ocean Steamship Tickets and Sterl-
" in; Drafts. Loans Negotiated and
Stocks Bold. (lilies 5 Railroad Place,
next to Post Office, South Norwalk.ct.
. Notary Public. Acknowledgments
Taken.
:THE
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SOUTH “DIWALI SHIN” Mill
5! nylon street.
Open daily ii to iii a. 211.. and from it»:-
p. nu. and on Saturday evenlnira from o u) r.
fl'lntsreet allowed on deposit.
AhDEN SOLMANn. Prest.
JOHN H. mains. Vtos-i’reei.
mm H. RNA up w. not w»...-
ORLDi ""V'
SWEETEST
« A “ one
. " ‘Vl’il’lll'x' l-‘air Pictures” will 500 be forgotten
" l'hc \\ arld's hwectest Songs "—N Ev ER
ong '5 The (ire-fir f ‘~inr.il Rcllnrr
A Mighty ll.-'v.;_;u.n. Inspiration
;\ (harming Nuid lullucnce
The Broaden, Richest. (irandest gathering of songs for the sweetest of Home l
pleasures can now be had by all the readers of the EVENINGISE N'l‘lNElr— If“
m. ‘. "if“ ,‘
' FOR MAY
ammonites.“ PM not
Imported Wines, Liquor: and
Branches. Ruppert’s' Boer on
Draught, drawn from firewood]
Chops and Steaks cooked to
order, Oysters. Clams, Lobsters,
Soft Shell Crabs. “in
Give. us a call and test our
cooking.
The must complete cafe in
town. ~
llllll SBHMIB.
Ifilm
illitlllll -*
'f HflME
NOW READY.
8 tents and I Coupon all
The Sentinel Office.
A few copies of February. March and April
numbers loft.
Useful
Charming
Beautiful
Magnificent
0*
W 9 scrum ‘ Illi-
GHANIOAL rumination.
. ...
Mien Weighing 'l‘eu Pounds floor In the
Air r... flours Without App-rent Eton.
Testimony of u Profs-eon of the limitle-
wnlnn Institution.
it has long been ohscrvcd that certain
specimoi birds maintain themselves in-
definitcly iii the air by sonring.’ without
any flopping of the wing or any motion
other thiuiii slight rocking of the l ly.
and thin although the body in question
is many hundred times dunner than the
air in which it min. to float with an
undulating iinwcincnt as «in the waves
of an lllVlt-llill' sin-um.
No siitisl‘iictury incclianicul n-xplniin-
lieu of this iiumiinly moi bccii given,
and nuiu- Wlillld lic‘ntfcrcd in this con‘
noctiuii by tho writcr wcri- he not satin.
ticdtlml l{-..lh'.‘lll\’i-rl niurh‘ mun: than an
ornithological promo-m. and that it
points in iim-r-l conclusions of mechan-
ical and utilitarian important-c. They
are paradoxical at first night. since they
imply that undcr ccrtain specified con-
ditions ri-ry hcnry bodicscntiroly ile-
tachcd from the north. immersed in and
free to mow- ill thi- air. can bu sustained
there indcliniti-ly without any cxpendi-
turn of cucrgy from y’vithin.
Tin-.40 bud'ii-s may bo'cutircly of mo-
chiuiicnl l‘nlisll‘lli'tiun, but fur the pros-
ciit Wi- wili continue to (‘iillclllt'l' thc
oliziriu-Icr of the invisililc support of the
soaring bird and to study its motions,
though only as n prcgnnht instnnci- of-
[fined by nature. in show that :i rntiunnly
solutiunof tho- mechanical problcm is
possiblc.
It is lrclpu-ntly suggested by those
who know the-m iacts only {ruin books
that thorn iirust be some quivering of
the wings m rapid no to cscnpo obser-
vation. Tliiiw who do know thcin from
observation nrc aware that it is abso-
lutely within that nothing of the kind
takes place. and that the birds sustain
thninscircs on pinions which nru quite
rigid and uiutionlcns. except for a rock-
ingur balancing innvcmcnt, involving
5 little cncrgy.
”To the writcr. who has liimsclf been
nttractcd from his ciirlicst ycars to the
mystcry which has surrounded this ac-
tion of the Roaring bird. it has been ii
7 subjcct of continual surprise-that it has
iittriirtcd no littlc attention from phy-
sicists. That iicarly rum bodies,
weighing from live to ten and even
more pounds. and many hundred tinilas
denser than thu nir. should be visibly
. suspended in it above our heads. authe—
l
and what is better, the \crybest songs in all the world—for a mere fraction of sheet
inusiccost. . . . . . . .
..-aoeue--n~o.
ry—
,l by‘ialllithe
as the
3K
Says of it
Pittl Admirlmz " The World's Sweetest Bonus."
$1 w/
Tin World's Sweetest Songs
It contains, as its name indicates, only the lyeetest songs
Wales the best songs of the most noted and favorite composers
Millions Want it
V.
Level Son 8 gen) and
Fgur awn... illuminates
Portraits of star Singers
(not: worth no unto)
lllSli
20
This can only be had
otter is open only for
Remember
The Most Célébrated
Prima Donna 0f the
L... Worldeecognized
in. mi universally n Enthusiastic Brannon!
All the Star Singers Praise Itt
Every Music Lover Loves lit a
Every Purchaser ls'Dellghted With It!
gathered from all nations throughout the world and of course
both in this country and the Old World. .
BECAUSEVTHB SIZE I5 50 PLEASINO
THE MUSIC 50 EXQUISITE
THE QUALITY OF PAPER AND PRINT SO GOOD
AND BECAUSE OFFERED “- so low A PRICE
W PORTFOLIO No. I CONTAINS“
A BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPH OF PATTI BY SARONEY
Sheet Music Price and
no better quality.
OUR PRICE. Only One
“umwioc.
oi theislvENING ammonium
alimited period. No time should he loot a
one or more too at The World's Sweetest Songs at a cost for
Wé’m ev‘e'r fills-rd of, or even thought oi.
PAM 1-1.0 . Head or bring to the Sentinel 011100
To GET "I ! One Dolly Coupon end 10 cu.
route-IO!
Nations
Queen
.of Song
$10.00
and the
you wish to
timi-s inr hour-l :it a time. and without
_ lallinu ,. this. it might scorn. in. Without
misuse of lnnguagc. to bocalled a physv
icnl iniriiclc, nnd yct the fact that
thoscwhuao prurinci- it is toilivestigilto
nature have hitherto sclduni thought it
dcscrvini: illll'lllillil li pcrhnpn the
grcntcr \\‘illlll"l‘.
Tllw writcr will out nth inpt any gcn- ‘
crul llt'nl’rllilllill ul‘ llir-l own nbM-rrntiuiis. ,
but nnnn illustration of what cnnsnmc-
tinim bc seen Will giro a single one. to ‘
Whose exactncss he can pcrmnnlly wit-
ness. Tho t‘lllllllliill turkcy lillZlel‘d
(L'ntliartcs nurn) in so plentiful around
the cuvirnns of Washington that there
is rarely a timc whcn sumc of them may
not linen-ll in tho sky. gliding in curves
owr sumo nttrnrtii-u point or Emoro
run 13: innviiitz lil mnrly straight lines
on rigid Willgh. it' tlu-rc bc .1 mndcrnto
wind. (in tho only urcnsiun whcn the
liuntinn of nun nr-nr at band could be
rilllllli‘ll in 1l\’i'l‘)' high \Vind, thc nnthur
was i'l'ri->iil_l.( thc lung; nqncdurt bridgi-
. nvcr tlu- l’utniunc iii an u~unlly \‘inlciit
‘ Non-inbcr gill". thw \’i'llu‘ll}' of tlic wind
being probably m’cr 25.3 inilw an hour.
About uric-third of thc distuucct‘runi
the right bank of the rircr. nud immu-
diiitcly uvcr tiu- right pnrnpct ot‘ the
bridgc. zit :i iii-iglit of nut urcr L‘I) yards.
was ntlu «it thcw buzznrds. which. for
sninu blip-ct which was not cvidcnt.
chow to low urcr this spot. whi-ro tho
gnlc, undisturbed by any Hill'ftll‘li irrci,»
llllll‘lill'h, sin-pt dircctly up the firm
with unchcckcd vinlcncc. in this aerial
torrcnt. and appnrcntly inditfcrent to
it, tho bird hung, gliding in the usual
innnin-rut itsspcr-ics. round and round.
lll n nunill urnl cnirc. wlinscinnjuruxis
- which sccmcd toward the wind mwns
nut bingo-r than twice llrl licight from
tho wutcr. 'l'lic bird Wlh thcrct'orc at
all timis in chm; \ll‘\\'. 11» swung
urunnd l‘vlicllll'ill). Flu'llli.’ and falling
slightly in its mui‘sc. while kccpiiig. its
a wholc. on mic lci'cl llllll orcr thc snmc
plncc. moving with a slight swaying.
both in trout and liili'l‘lll ilircctimi. but
in such an ctbirtlcss way an Nllggl'n‘lt‘ll ii
luzy yiclding ut' itwlf in thc rnckiiigof
filllilt‘ lll\'1-ll.lli \rnyc.
it may lic unscrtcd thut Illt‘lt' was not
only no llnp of tho wing. but. not tho
lpiii‘cr of n wing fcnthcr \‘isiblu to tho
cluscst scrutiny during the considerable
tiinu the bird w:i.~i nndcr liliM‘il'iilllill.
and during which tho gala contiiiucd.
A iccord of this tinu- \\'n.~l not kcpt.
but it til. uny rutr- bistcd until the
writci', chilled by the cold blast, gnu:
up watching: and mum-d away. leaving
tin,- bird still limiting: about at the some
licight in tho tnrrciit of air, in nearly
the sumo circle and with tho some as-
pcct of iiidolcnt rcplisc.
it the wind is such a body as it. is
commonly supposed to be. it is abso-
lutely impossible that the sustentntion
could have taken place in a horizontal
current any more than in a calm, and
yet that: the ability to soar is in some
way connected with the presence of the
wind become to “the writer as certain
as any fact of observation could be, and
at first thodifiicnlty of reconciling such
facts—to him undoubted—with acc t-
ed laws of motion seemed quite in u-
} potable—«Professor Langley.
Hinton Culture.
Mr. Wheeler“! suppose the ‘ great
and mysterious Robert has many ud-
‘mirers in Boston. Miss Emerson?
Miss Emerson” Why. you. Mr.Wheel—
era—oven the beans go through a course
of Browning before they come to the
'tuiile.~-P. an S. H. l’o. Bulletin.
~ u...
‘f‘nrerybody‘o , luau ll ubhody'l
mum" is an old adage thdtapplien
very well to town booming. 1! every man
is expected to look after the business of
attracting-the attention or outside capo
ital to tliiuiiwu. he will bu ours to de-
pend upon his ttillglllmt‘n to dotho wrirk.‘
with tho result that no work will he
donc. Blil’illlt’nfl iiwthmls iiru lll‘mll'il to
build lipn town the Hdllil' us in other
cute-musics, iii cry in nrd of trade should
have a paid w‘i'rciqli‘)’ \t-limc business is
to see that thc town is Wcll :iilvcrtist-d,
and that all itiqilil‘lml curii-criiiiig its
advantages lll'l- anew-owl promptly.
oonrtcnusly and iiila-lligciiily.
Such ii sccrctiiry may bu n-ciircd for
n modcriitc salary, wpcnially if some
bright young: man it ('llliil'll who has
othcr buniiicss that docs not fully i-ngnge
his tiiiic. In addition to coiiilucting‘tho
ordinary busiucss of the board. tlic soc-
rctairy will Hitcu hit upon wry clovcr
iii‘lll'lllcs for attracting attention to thc
town. and if in: is particularly “'ltlt'
awake lu- will utto-ii, through the nic-
dium ot the cur ready local prcss. start
paragraphs about the town's advantages
that will in: widcly cupicd and incet the
cycs of many who are looking for a place.
to lncntc. if there llrlgt'i'l‘llllll industries
thc town is fittcd fur and is particularly
anxious to ac airc. thc sccrctnry may
by lllh'l‘rillwlllllfl Klll‘fiullji’i‘l lcuru \ylii-rc
many of thus». imlnetri-u-i :m- located
and entcr upon a. campaign of missiona-
ry Work by mail that will prnducn gmd
result» in cxuniplc. if tin» burn is in
llll' \‘il'illili’ ut' lllrgle (”rests lif \‘(lllllible
timber. :i pninphlct lcscriliinz tlic char
lictcrul' Ill“ timbcr, it.» chcnpncm‘ and
the case with which it may b~- brought
to thc town by wagon or rnil will often
inatcrinlly assist: in securing a planing
inill. 'lil' a chair factory, or Some other
big ninnufnciur'y thnt' rim-.4 vast quanti-
ties of natural Wmids. Willi thr- board
of trnilp's llil‘llil'~‘5 in thc hands (if a
paid cnipluyw, building up thc place-
will be much more of n succcss than it
will be if thc board has no active brad
in its ciidcnvr-ir t'u w'urc the location of
new lll‘llln'il‘i'W.
POTENT PRINTERS' WK.
“0' It “My l‘n- l ‘I'tl tn \latcrinily .‘wist
(3 In liar-mint: the Town.
T i» lt'ishinziu's lliHilH. "Whiniu-r yo
rice is head. hit it 5" should bc thc motto
of crcry town that i.~ ambitions to grow
in sin» and iinpurtancc. an wry cti'cct»
ive booming club that should hc r~~ndy
for mac the instant thc lli‘tlll of :i new lil-
dusti‘y nppcnrs' is what may bu tcruicd l
a town boom bunk. dc~cribiug in ill-tail;
all the natural llllll artificial :idi‘ntitngcsl
posscsscd by thc town, its
elinrchcs. prmpcrnu‘ vilii‘i'lli‘l‘lW‘
promincnt viii/xii»
schools, ‘
.ind
" . . .‘ ' .- ll“ .. .. ; 5% 81.. lilieL.
.Hlnh ‘J lli- >l.. lllli l} i..i mm l ind 5‘0"“. 632m,
printcd in :l!ll.~i,ll' stylc, may bc HSDNl 515 local or "133”“
at a t‘Iillllilll'JilVi'lV il‘illlil: vhlh'liht'. and 2 1-91" “53¢"
. ‘ ' .. .1rl.ox.. 91191..
the inquiring innnufnctiir» r who sci-s it l 754 01.. 400;, 01.. '.
will bc nt‘ uni-u indict-Nut with tho cur ages; 330.1; "
l tcrprim- ut tsu- run-n s citizcih, and 1f , 935 so. .P. M.~l£.’f15ex '
n; u! ..; :\ H w liiwh. if“ 1" iiiY‘il 1011 9‘" [mm-v
,thi ilnlllyll i illi i . l‘ l‘ 'l _.‘ lumlocalexj 303cm.
il‘ tin-y mould ln- :uid :iic litll'lxv'd With E 34:12.5: ex . ‘Hllac..
tclliiii: t'.u‘r~ ilu- bunk (fill be ii great ill ac" 507w. to Bridgeport
, .' . , . , , 225 or. firing.
. aid in lh'lHlJIllll'.’ Lin ninuufni turcr to gun" oer-c" . . -
l lrn‘utc igloo. ZIOex.I W
l _ (inc ~ sci-ll iit t‘cnturu of Such a hook ima?‘ 53:31" Bridgeport,
is n curctullv pro-purcd map of the town, 3(1) ex.. iOiluc.
shim-mi: li~ unturnl advantages, its im- 63:: §éfidfiwam7l£xéndm
portnnru il> :i railroad cvnicr and ship 767 so. (gram. 0.111.; '
. ping pnllii, :ind indicating the various Eog‘fc ‘15‘c'p'm-~
. . . w i
l raw Illtllt'l inn; that may i»! found near it. Bundoys—A.M.. 9 iii no.-
Thc :idvnntugvs of thn town .5 a place Egan-:0 1‘ ‘9"
of rcsidi-iicn;Jinuld aim bc dwclt upon, 938w.
and «‘\'t'l_\' i-npruvciiicnt, waterworks.
clcctric light. ril‘ml cura. pziwd streets
iillllSl'llIHila—El‘ tlu- town pmscssn-s thcm
~sliiiiild b.‘ t‘\llllilll'll. Thu bunk should
i also t'llllllllll good picturr-s' of the finest
school buildings. churchc-. public, strut"
turcs. lith‘llicss blnck~. lllllllllfiil'ilmics
and proiniucnt citizcns. 'l'hcsc pictures
many of thccitizcns, nctuzitcd by public
spirit and n knowlcdgc of the value of
advertising. will bc glad to furnish
thcinsclvm it' tlicy nrc girl-n nu oppor-
tunity. ‘ ‘
Such a. bowl. can bc lllllllt‘ :i typograpir
iciilworknl' :n't l-ynncof thclncnlprint-
in}: lllfllst‘fi. and in ercry instance will
be like broad cast upon the \vntcrs, so
for as its ctl'cct upon the prosperity oi’
the town is concerned.
A tuinriiiitcc of “and “clinic.
Thcro is .lilllllli'l‘ nicrit ill udvcrtis<
ing apart from its rgilnv in giving thc
public dnily information of what you
how for sulc. it innkce your name
known to dietnnt pmplc, and although
they may not afterward rcmi-mlwr just
what you tin-n llll\'t‘t'il.~ id. yct when thcy
come your way tlicy will rccogznizo the
name over your sturc mi n t'iunilinr one.
Though thcro- ins :1 down pinccs in your
limi of busiuc.“ lil‘Ullllll Llllll about you.
thcy will almost instinctiwly ciiicr
yours first. for tlicy will full that tlicy
are not going into ll strimgc place. in a
illl'llrllli‘i‘, the constant appearance in thc
daily papers of a man's nninc and min.
ness is an assurance of rclinbilitynml is.
consciously or unconsciously, in the
mind of tho rn-iidor a guarantee of good
roputc. if thcrofuro your ndvurt'ising is
What it iihnnld bc, and you succccd in
building up nprofitnblu busincsn, you
cannot. put. into flgurcs how much a
force of salesmen is worth which brings
to your store such an army of part-has-
ern—l‘ixclinngc. .,
The Duty of n (‘itiu-n.
Tho‘ first duty of a citizen is to no a
practical American politician. The poo-
plo were responsible for tho conditions.
Let the politician ho defined honestly.
let the knows he dcnonnccd. lillil the
politicians who sought for wind govern-
moat borewardcd. There is too much
decrying of politicians and laying accu-
sations against thc homes. Th:- p-iwm
Wall in the pcoplc'vi hands. ——.I. Sin-at
Fassett. "’ I
(Ini- [Mutil’itl Country.
The spleiidnra of our inlnu'l wwzicry
and the wonders of man's lilgl'lllllty are
sources of American pride. Nowhere in
a country more proliiin of the benutlel
of nature or the marvels of the engi-
neer‘s skill iii in our glorious republic.
‘ Dealer In"
Groceries,
feel, fruits. Vegetation W
A fine lot of goods always on 5
hand.
Williamsburg Creamery in prints, no-
body can meet it, 280. .
Fancy new Greening. 22c. ‘
A regular tine 600. ea. at 50c.
A good Tea, at 400.
Cross a Blackwell Jame. at 25c.
That Boo Soupcon be had at my store
Fresh laid Eggs every day. 900. don.
An extra line Flour, Me. has. ‘v‘
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A. I. Merriam}
m sour-u not: smut. 5‘",
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'III ill-LT
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HINDOO REMEDY
manuals Till aauvt
RESULTS In 80 nifu’fl. Cures all
.V’rrviuis Dianne-s. ruiltn Memory,
l’nrcsis, Simplesnnnfiu,5lg tly [unis
dons, tilt}. caused by past alums, ire! vigor, undelu
:oslirunkonorgans. and quickly Jul. sure y new".
Last. Montana in old or young. lazuli carriedln Veil
pocket. l'ricoIl.00 Illinckag‘e. Six momm-
written guerput‘ef if (ii-re 'i' t-mll' ":1er Don’t
lctnn unrnrpci (I‘ll as be 0
“and". nsigton baring INDAI’ILnoneoflwr. %
liu has not until, we will send it by mail open
of price. Pamphlet in scaled cnvc one free.
Mental Medic-I Cm. Prove" Chic-p. lit. welt-Ilia
South liorwolli, Gonn.
not]! 1'
.. D. littlllVlorrell. Jr.“
llGlli :illll Hilii lililCIlllill.
Long Distance carting a Specialty
PIANOS A SPECIALTY.
All goods handled with care and guaranteed
elite. P. 0. Box 152. South Norwulk. “it“
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do y copy is handed in. Every reasonable
effort will be made to accommodate pa-
trons. but change cannot be insisted upon
as a right unless eminent in bull debut
in the afternoon of the day Manchurian
is desired.
MOW
armour. «mos.
Abiim of local entertainments of all
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