filth“. 01.0). Renting ntticee.‘ lilo. n
film-nun! death notices. we. Sched-
_, “Hi-wiltepl‘ned ndvertieeinents tur
. n10! BATES—By mill. in Ad-
_ 'mm: Onemontmwc; three
mm d: months. am. one your. M-
Why when. inc 3 week. to be paid
“mien
m omc l—No. Ila Wuhlnzton street.
Mathew: telephone cull. v2 5. Brunch
MN. No. 0! W311 street. Norwnlk: telephone
call. W 4.
ODIIIIJIIOA‘I'IOIB should in nil cueee be
‘mm to 2 ,
.2 'l‘lll IVINIKG SIUTINIL.
* 800m Noawnnn. Conn.
EVENING SENTITTEli
C O U PON i
on an ublieution sold:
by 'I'he Mme-Ila: Sentinel I.
I In York net-Id Weather tor-cut.
.-, 1115 gather todey promises to be generally
1 mini! to portly cloudy. with slight tem-
mture chances. possibly followed by rain
Indiozonthe cont. Tomorrow it promise»
tobennletiled and cooler. with local I'uln.
flier-omelet Record.
The lowest point hi the thermometer for the
. twenty-tour hours ending at. noon to-day wee
i6 3 above hero :Rileheetyarc ..
Miniature Almuuiw for ’I‘o-morrh§“"“
i
Sun “III-eel Supw 732‘»
Germany and Our W IienI Export.
In 1887 the tax on Russian and Amer-
tun Wheat imported into Germany was
311.90 a ton. Feb. 1, 1892, this was
Changed, and a treaty was negotiated
with Germany whereby the United
States was placed on the Inn-It favored
. nation basin. The duty on out when:
was then reduced to MATH per ton, the.
duty on rye being fixed at. the some fig-
ure. The import tax on Russian wheat
remained the same as before, so that we
had every advantage in the. (iornmll
market. The tax on tlour obtained from
Billie was 325 n ton. Un flour from the
United States it was reduced by the
treaty of 189:3 to $17.30 n ton. The. con-
sequence won that, our exports of wheat
to Germany in 1892 went. up at abound,
more than quadrupling. That year tin-
United States furnished nearly half the
wheat that went into Germany.
.At this time Russia and Germany
were engaged in then mutual (ntthront
“ti! policy. Tho (iertnun thrill on
Mfmm when was nus-Id to ill 7.x.) .1
ton lat-It Augnet. Now. however, the
BusstrGonnnn tariff war huvini,r ended
Russian importshnvobwn placed hyl iI-r-
many on the most favored notion basis.
This year Russian wheat will go to the
empire on the Home tnrmv that our
wheat does. 'l'o mine at llllt‘lil‘l of when!
in the United Stale-I and hhip It to (lor-
many costs no cents u bushel. Russia
can do it for more cheaply.
The prospect is, lilo-rI-l'ol‘c, llIzIf. there
will be less denmnd from liel‘llllllly for
our wheat than there W4I4 lll‘if your.
With the grout. fields of houlll America
rapidly coming into competition with
us, wheat. miners here can only look
forward to the time when our own pop~
ulnlion will need all our llI'I-zulstuan.
until then the. thing for umivnllurist.‘
to do in to divinity their crop-I, raising
lees wheat and more of other things.
Some whcnt farmers can prntituhly turn
to dairying, others to fruit and vein-.m-
hle milling, other» will in poultry and
live stock.
One Thriving llIIiIIv-tri.
The dairy lllll‘rl'h‘lrl of the United
‘Btntel amount annually to mom llIuII
$150,000,000. While other rurnl inIlII»
tries urodcprcm-d 42nd price-I of prodnch
rule low, milk, butler and I‘llm-rlo mm
mend all good rntvx no they did 10 32:2an
330. Thin bl thocame, too, in «pile of The
net quantities of {rnudulmt lmnvr in
the lll'tupeof olemmlruut'ine llml flood
the country. The principnl moon Tori!
ii the iIIIpI-owtnvnt III the quality of the
hitter and chm-m- Ilmt me how put upon
the market. T’oopleoni more of lllvln
than they II-Iwi in. The lllllll'lli'l‘llll‘lil I4
Iomnrkcd that tho hllwt'llifi'nlti {mil
Toned {arm buItI-I. of ‘llll‘il Henry
WIN Beecher wrote yrnm :Igu, when
* hewnil IIII nurtcnlinml IIlllot‘, inns mu
2 tilled from the mmlwl in the Tony
‘2’“ oitiee.
l The lulprownn-m III «moldy of our
\dliry pfmitlel-I in undouhmlly «Minx In
Work of the etntc unrivnltnrnl I tin-I‘-
tutulimm and the dairy Fl'illt‘il‘i ill
one portal of the Union.
c ilmt dairy Ni'llool Wm I dildolwl
in Wilcmiein Tour you” nun. .lmm
ly lollowrd Milt. with the remit
that, all thinnfifiliil _ red, Wiucnnein
end Iowa urn tho lentil u dnlry Mule.»
.43
in the country. Minnmo . Now York,
Mlvunin and Venue now hnve
2 Weehooln. Emir year no once are
9‘ W in additional etutee.
‘m is felt on the forms lie «all an
‘ in the butter factorial. Scientific butler
" Width improved churns, the ther-
2'W Ind cream equator, is work
hf I revolution that will undoubtedly
ghee the United Hinton at the hood of
My countries.
~ ’Oulm ounce. of divorce um
flag» to light in on cum United
Ben iylfh Tit’2iw (tinny?!
m ideas prevail more manly in
country (inflicts than in the cities. The
tables show both that fewer people mar
ry and more people get (“'ch in pro
portion zgipopulntion in the rural per
“one th .22» the cities. After all the
noise about .m great number of divorcee
in this country they are not so very preva-
lent. Only one couple to every 185 is di-
vorced. . Considering the poeeibiiities of
the situation, this per cent is small in-
deed. The couples among whom divorce
is most prevalent are nogrme. Next
come white native American».
An lntertiuiionnl Currency.
Mr. Franklin 13. Head, uecmtury of
the Chicago Blrnetnliio league, in sure
that the way out of the money troubles
of civilized countries at, present is (or
them to establish n gold and silver in—
ternational currency. 1’ 2rhupe Mr. Head
is right, but how in he going to do it?
Tile United Sluice would be only too
willing, but how shall we bring Eng’
land, the world's great creditor nation,
to our p0int of view? .
Mr. Hood puts forth in connection
with his diacuenion of the silver ques—
tion in The Forum an idea that will be
new to most of his renders. it in until.
lug less than that the full of tholloulnn
empire wnsdun to the contraction or
her currency. The principal ouppiies of
gold and silver mum in Roman days
from Greece and Spain. "l'hcir mines
became exhausted, and ruin (iVifl'UiOTK
the Roman empire. Her prosperity was
greatest when her currency want largest.
With the giving out of the mines the
currency Iontnlucdnnd (’lllltlfi'NV31QS
'1 lowed! 31,. no
Wielding mmwv‘w 56(ng W 11‘
perial (ity bet nine infested with horde:I
of trumps. The people lost public spirit
and patriotism. “It was not the luck of
bravery in tho Ileplvleii legioilil, but the.
lack of menus etiiviont. to maintain
them, which led to the extinmiishmcnt
of Roman civilization. " Public, and
private nIorIIlity bad bun just. us cor-
rupt 400 your» before. us it Win) when
Rome finally tell. it. was not either till
Columbus discovered the. western World,
with its vast gold mines, that civilimr
tion took 4i fresh stun unti Went on
again, says Mr. lie-41d. i
He writes:
“The wiv and pi llll Ill'lll wttiilmnt
of tho silwr illll 4122.22 ii tod: I} by far
the Inost lillllll\illlllls‘ prohlim It hiIh
confronts tin 4t422ItI~III Illhllip of HIM IvI
ilZi'll World. l'pon It blunt-4 pmsibiy
own (hot fllTI' of IIIIlI/ntion llni'lf I
firmly lltlllit' that tho only instingtld»
justlnent of the I‘lll‘l't‘lli‘y of the World
must be. lmml Ull lill agreement betwveu
all the great l'IIllllln l‘i‘iJl and therefore
civilized Indium for the iro-e coinage,
“pilllhillllt' 4I2,:I'I2I2Il lzill‘), of imth gold
and hilVi'l‘. .\~ mum-rs now are. no hin—
glv notion i':lli mil-l}; :ul lip-In Tllln‘ Til"
ory, from Til" I-wrtuinty of IiI'ii'tIIIL:
thereby llll2l>llViT Ill!lllI‘2!!lI‘l.llll.‘lli. ’l'hv
repeal of t’I- ~.l\o2r [Illl‘l'llélm' law at the
present m-.~.-Ion of minor.” was wise and
absolutely lit I‘t'r‘olll‘y to gourd ugninnl n
depreciated currvlu'y. If any one of the
great ('Ulllllll‘l‘l'lJIl nations should alone
opt-ll its IIIllIl» To!” llH' TI‘I‘I' I'Itlnltgv IIf
silver, the llllr'l'llitllnll.il inIi4IIII2I-n \Vnulll
be paid to liml Inmun III sIlI'I-r,wililn2 flu-
otlIeI‘ nations \I‘uIIl2l tuition to Hike it
buck \l’iII'll tin-
SiiVI-r can in (2) Its proper
mum y {minnow only by the concurrent
iJIlllllll'l 4 “l'ti‘ rth't‘I-wll.
requrml
iii‘llilll of lint-upwind :‘Illi'l‘li‘li—illItllii’l“
win-d4. by International inmvtnlllnni.
"The drprI-saion In all
brunt-he-I It II';II|~2 throughout the World
und tin- vnl'nxu 2i idleness of Inilliom of
workmen :IltI'IiIIImiIlo tn purt to
other (Y:Iil4~1‘~. LIII iur mot-2 lo the dc
Ultllit'lizull-dl ot' allirt' than to nil other
cunsm I'HllllilllWl There in 4i Worldwide-
feeling of iIIIInIIIlIII; diam-tut, 4i I-otr
viclIun inrnzul :Ind Ilerp ihnt i’fluivaiil
work site more deep "Hill'li and Hernmh
than the «dummy lluwlunliom of trade.
The i'llll\'li'|lUll, loo. H ill-coming gin
erIIl llilil thu Imi ol‘ the I‘Vll i4 the in
creasing; 2mm Ity n! gold in prnpnrtwu
[2) ill“ wnnh ut‘ l'lllllllli'rl't’, 2.2.4 ;,..
chame- In tin l’I‘l.ill\I‘ Willlrnf Enid I
Mivvr, In I u... Ilnvmxu min-Ty of liw- m2-
l.Ilwll lwm l.lll2rl| ul‘ liII' llihi 'lll )2 I 2» "
IIIww-nt
ill'I'
A ll.ill‘,(>‘l"21le II-va-r :mI-IIH l‘i luv \. '
ml In the IIII-nlvnlui’ tho l'IIilel Nut"-
lt is rim-ml: I. oi in iii" Ilepnrltnmte (hit
he hzu the right In IiIIIIIlrnw of. M4 Ilia
rtetlon tiny l.lllil’i limt I'onurmet hue .wt
mode :lrl :I low-at. IrIvrvnliun and turn
ll owr to lie- illilllll‘ domain In Ilgrivni‘
turnl IInIl. 'l in” m2: II lelowatono park
ilm-ll minid in» kliI‘l‘llii‘I‘ll if n prculrlent
would he rivrt-wl who had no mill for
llu2 oublimv and bountiful in nature)
’We ‘Wllillli illo- to have the itigheut high/ii
opinion Hll Till-l point. A matter ol
vital lmtvnluncn 2n. llli2l moment in the
preservation of large iIrIdir-enf Womb
loud in our country. To turn out. to
tillage liw “mule m-ounrl the head
mum of I-Irvnum H Inmitimo. and yet
it is poeeilllo we, might have at some
future How u president who Would have
no better swim than to do even that. in
those Ileye of political upheaval and new
when there is no telling who might
not land in the presidential chair. The
preservation and tho nllotmcnt of our
{meet rmmls a matter that moot
he Tell to the rcptoeeututlvm of the
whole people.
The: Ill a peculiar decision rendered
hythe United Stem com of would
in the cult for denim WK"
Orlemln consequence o! the inning
oi the Imitation mob Intel: it.
im. “mould-MW
Ill-m2. well I . i .
3&2; ‘iffifmmfirfdl‘k Wiflii‘
Wmmmnm
mammal"? many-
TliE Iilllilll STlillE
Corner Main and Wall Streets, Nurwalk.
thing else thento property. 12mm
him mob may kill a men and the city
in which he lives not be " Me. But if
the mob burn llln‘ how ’hcu the city
Intuit pay {or it.
The lwnntlfnl Japanese bamboo fill"
nlture in admired by thousands who
cannot nilmd to buy it. These will be
pleased to learn that the Japanese bam-
boo in beginning turbo—.eucceeeinlly cul-
tivated in control Louisiana. In n few
yearn perhaps we can all possess artistic
bamboo divans and rocking chairs.
A Ni ow York paper says in athrilling
headline, ' Cities uwept by rivers oven
flown. ' ' Docs the New York paper mean
to my that the rivers flew over the cit-
ies? Or did the able headliner intend
to use the past pnrticiple of the verb
”flow" instead 0! the like participle of
"Wich he did use? Birds fly. but
mm flow. It is just as well for news-
paper editor-I to mind their grammar as
they journey through lilo.
There in need for an international
bureau of public health. Cholera, ty-
phus, smallpox and other contagious
diseases of all kinds are matters which
cannot be dealt with by one nation
alone. international co-operntiou will
stamp them out. The national bureaus
oi the dim-rent countries could do so by
united in tion, but we have not even II
We Shall Bring Sunshine
FROM BEHIND THE DARKEST CLOUD.
The Sunshine 01 Prices that will Glow the Face. with Smiles.
The many tainy (lays in succession have left us with
a larger stock at
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
Than we usually have at this time. hence this
sLAIIoHTER “OF PRICES.
national health bureau in the United:
States.
A thrilling lopieode of the civil war i
i...
have hm.- -n able to steal a whole railroad
.1 Inga!!!
train In Montana it has been necessary 4- 4 Unbleached Muslin, o‘ cts. per_ vard; to
too all out United States troops to guard i
trains so thiy will not be carried oi! '
it wan from the West ‘Brunch “Water '
”.ch m Maugham,“ the flood 3 d9 Il4-Ill Prints all fast colors and good styles,
mend: d which caused n loss of so many i
millions. That portion of the state has 1'
been stripped imrreu of its woodlands. 2‘
Them hover Wit-I u more terrible object
lon‘notl on forest preservation than this 1:
calamity.
Insanity, drunkenness and criminnl,
Ti'llili'lli'lt‘fl have in ncveml well known i
«241.4425 lm-n permanently cured through
hypnotimn.
l
\i hr II II min m “5 out ”4 bnalno an to:
nnutim it I4 u~u4illy .I reign tillli'l' thnt
Uli' InvIIIlu-r» of the N'llllig firm arv‘:
liblllg money or that they hun- made
their i‘ortIIno-s und wunt to quit. Which
It was in New of the National Eight
Watt-i: .ompnny, that rccvlttl)’ ucuptml
from on English eyndimtv on offer of
Simulation for lTa plant. I4 not rliilt’ll.
Til.» million» of .Tnpnn lute manic 4i
grout reliance on Til" “'Illililll question.
if; lmpi'llzll lll'I’rI‘V 4i “'oilllili i4 hereaft-
.~r miw po-I'Inlttwi t2 ilvvnllxl Ilie an
Hill‘lii‘dl‘l If shv imnh t I. W22 hope the
.Tnpunrn- “Inn: 22 \Izli npprm‘lutv this
privilege highly than mum of
th: ll'i imatmn hieil'l'fi ~m-III t..
"I'Vl‘l'
.‘vTuIiI nozw l~ made over til-2 fuel]
that .I White 31222 h;I4 lvm‘ll I'npturwi nnd'
when l2v l.'vllllou. whim l
up". ,4” int} and
llvzllly, lil't'
runI - In Europe
Anivtlm,’
.‘lr-Inurml tiny H .I lwttrr name for the
“MI of .‘lnr timn ll'l’wi‘1llllllll'”
Literary Note».
The question. "How may we amuse a
party of children out of dmvre‘f' becomes
important at this season of the your.
l’erhnm the occtleion may be our chil-
dren's birthday lawn-party; perhaps
52mm entertainment {or the church lund.
in one i-Itm or another Ihe requirement
romeo and mueibe met. It in, then, a
timely article tbnl. em lead in llnrper'o
Young People this week on “How to
lint lip and i‘ury Through It Bucket
l'nrty." Thin article in preitlly illmtmt-
ml and given a very Inactive picture 0!
a lawn party (or nuclei pleasure and for
In» purpoee «Ii ruining money. The
Milli” name at limpet}. Young People
love.» nnoilw oi thew glmipy neturaiiut'e
pnpvre entitled "What Mia lllm?” by W.
illunl'ton Hill-Ion.
Harper's Weekly for June liith will
I-unuon a nutty entitled “Th-- (.‘upiurcd
I'nnmdur."nthrilling: pen tab- by WII
lmm ll. llideing, illuetrnicd by T. tie
’l‘hIIl-Itrnp llihcr lentnree in the mine
imme will be: “The New York Stock
l'IIIc‘Imnue," u compreheneive dearriptlve
mind» by Edema] ii. Ringo. illustrated“
with n double-page interior View of the
American ileum, allowing the portraits
of many prominent membere: It hit-
umpincnl ukelch cl Senator Sherman by
u-r-enntor Henry I. llnwee. with II por~
mm by ill-mun W. Brook. and “Social-
inm in liertnuny." the that ol three Im-
portant papers by H. Wickhnm Need.
abundantly illustrntcd with portraits. in
be followed by eimilnr Illicit-s on Social-
hm in hence and In England.
The most charming lentum oi the lie
no, pubiiehed on June tub is II note-
ble 1mm) entitled “lire. Cleveland end
the Cabinet Circle." flow that: ladies
came toheve their lecture- taken in I!
group is delightfully told in the «mom-
pIInylng nonhuman by n lady reel.
dent In Washington, who prefers to hem
hermmemnnln neeoret. Thatch:
bright New England story by Alice
Brown, entitled "A w Burp-in.“
"Our Perle W he come plenum
muxnmemmm
Mum—initialed“.
I
I
l
(«Ex I;
l- l Full Bleached iiusliu, H cts. per yard;
, desired.
i
8- «I Turkey'Red Table Covers, with strip-
to be 301d at 6‘ ed and plain borders $1. 50; to be sold
be sold at .u- at ,, $1.25
Domet Flannel, s cts. per yard; to be sold 54 inch Turkey Red Damask six different
at 51' patterns,o "Ti _cts. per yard; to be sold at 190
6 cts.; to be sold at \ 31*“. Crash, all Linen, 1o cts. per yard; to be
Ginghams, Apron Patterns, 7 cts. per 501d at 51:
yard; to be sold at Il-"(' 00 Tee, Turk R i i2 ll L' . lf .
iStI-iped Fancy Fianneis for dressing sacks. y . ey 6‘ am a men me
each. to be sold at 5c
12i cte. per yard: to be sold at 91- . , , , ,
Large size Towels with fringe, 17 cts: to Large stze, all linen, white D ines, $1.00
be sold at 100 per dozen: to be sold at 89c
Alli) THE SAME GREAT REDUCTIONS IN All OTHER DEPARTMENTS.
THE BOSTON STORE,2
TELEPHONE CALL. 57-4.
.WlLL Piliii.‘
lam selling white back Blanks
from 10c. to 20c. per double roil.‘ ‘
These goods are all new and in;
combination side, ceiling, and II:
in. or 1.24 in. borders; of course:
we break the combination when
Giits are from 15c. double
ro‘l.
l have been told by a great
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than 13 shown anywhere In Nor-
walk.
i’aintern'
prices.
Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
No. 2 Fitst Avenue.
EAST NORWALK.-
up,
supplies at lowest
EISY AND PLEASANT Til nus.
Patent Medicines
'\
AT UT'R PRICES.
Ill FATlT. HAND llllT TO TAKE,
luxutonik. 1*! Oil
Hood's Snnmmrillu. .60
Ayenl‘ Snrsaparillu. .IlT
Dunn‘s Sumamrilin. .IST
i‘uticnm lit-solvent. .7”
Scott's Emulsion. ,lio
Green’s Nervuru, .70
htillwn' a Specific for Malaria. .77.
Palm: 3 Celerv Compound. .633
llrundreth H T’illn .l'.)
Alc 0c k II Plush-re .lI)
llenmm'n anice l’laL4lI-r4. .12
i ‘uetorin. .23
Cnrtcr'n l’iils, .l‘.’
Atw‘ood u Bitters. .l£l
llndnm H .‘lii robe Killer. qt». .73
lentn ti hilt robe Killer. gni, j4.Ir4. ‘2 ill)
\Iinkee Lung Hlmiiier.
Gen. 6. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
82 Washington Street.
W. Podmore,
65 NORTH MAIN STREET.
HT’ET flAl. SALE (IF
FURNITURE
llEllilimil Si [1"de
llplmm, VT: 7er ll) TABLE. hmd “ml.
nnellnlnli.
A mod mi hi DTNTNIH' HAIR. «twin-M4.
CARPETS.
lie-d nil Wool inurslm. him I beeper urmlw.
no low no l.' l canto pw Into.
an a Fpnishinas. ExtIaMlalues.
at an Sills, lawn owns.
ii and “iii“ Stoves.
etigetaturs Clean
A fine Bamboo Screen as low
as HO cents.
roll it
D. P. "Terrell. Jr.
llililT .ANll Hull TRUCKING.
ion; Distinct Outing I ambit,
PIANO?! A BPIOIAUI'Y
All a handled with core and er ‘
lute. '32,?) no: 15B. South Howells.“ 001m}?
.1
YOU BAN HAD A HORSE T0
WATER BUT YOU GAN’T MAKE
HIM lllllllll.
Jnut no In busineeo.
throw out ccrluin ”inducennmta" to
drnw trmie, but they can't Innke people
buy, because they do not strictly n-liwro
to whut they mivertiue. We Innrk our
goods in pIIIin llgorea, null for one price,
nnd that price is lower than any grocery
store in thin city.
THE CENTRAL
BASH llllilllEllY
l5 NORTH MAIN STREET
.I. 0 JENNINGS.
Pun limit. cinnamon:
ll
Home mncume ;
ll. ii. Hostel
23 AGENT FOR 4*
Lilli Wli‘illl
(HIE ( i"l' lllIlJI“ ’
ill
netted
A Pure Water. ”allotted by Nslm.
without need o romfll In: to dr
the kidneys orb wider." emhi ~1eran
delivered mug Mill ill mat
(live netnreemr chance and III» will cure
ironbleeoi III-inc) 4-. bladder orciluset "flame
II oi n r Ilind utter-emu m jg.
linings!!! :fllmfll‘ll ’knmvn mlvent Ii! 1th
out end only sword he World
'rrtni my. and as e nature!
New m min for new
vim mailman Milne. edit
Point. 3 Put rim, NJ.
Norwalk Chronicler