it 9 BATIS—“Wmn.” ”To
in lines. one time. 25641111190 times.
“mes. 31.011. Bending nctieee. 100. I
m and death notices, 5011.8ch-
min: displayed advertisements fur-
mmlieetlon. 1 .
_ 'l ”101' BATES-By mail. in ad-
momma: One month, (“inbred
‘Mt nix months. 32.50; one year. $11.00.
by neweboys. 1% a week. to be paid
onion-.1110. 1111 Washington street.
Walk; telephone call. 92 5. Branch
0. 43 Wall stieei. Nor-w elk; telephone
I'll. we 4.
WKMDNIOATIONS should in all cones be
Mad 1'»
THE EVENING HENTINEL,
flours Nonwnnn Conn.
._ VENINO SENTINEL
O O U PO N.
on In ubllcotion sold
In. mflvenlui sentinel.
new tor-Ir Ber-Id Weather Forum“.
Inflow England today clear. warmer weetli
rwm prevail. with fresh and light variable
mmmy preceded by some cloudiness,
Thermometer Record.
, The lowest point of the thermometer for the
floaty-four hours ending at noon today u as
, 55° above zero: hlehest. 2°
Mininuro Almanac for To-morrow.
Sun Rises 81m Fets‘ High Tide Low Tide
It 7:21“ 11:15 at 5:10
_ A Foreign Education.
As usual, the autumn will see u migra-
tion of thousands of American students
tothe universities and finishing schools
of Europe. These y oung persons are at
that callow age when the heart is us yet
untouched by sympathy with the suffer—
ing, the mind not yet fully permeated
with that grand Jcfl'ersouian sentiment
that all men are created equal. The
young men go mostly to Germany, pruc-
ticslly amilitury despotism. An iron sys-
tem of caste exists there to a greater de-
gree than anywhere else this side the
orient. The individual of so called no-
ble birth regards himself us really a
higher order of being than the merchant
ormecbanic. The person who does his
cooking is a menial beneath the blooded
hunting hound that he fondlcs. These.
aristocratic ideas me the first tliiit the
American student in (lei-many usually
imbibes. Along with them be imbibes
I free and easy notion that old fashioned
morality is a mere thing of convention-
ality. The finished 11nd fair landscape
inthe old countries likewise contrasts
very unfavorably with the bud roads,
WW8 clay cuts and \\ eedy surfaces
'6! his own land.
By the time he is reiidy to return he
is as unfit for ucitizrn of 11 free republic.
where there are yet \ust quantities of
work to be done, us it human being can
be. His love of country is dead, 11nd he
sneers at his own mother and all women.
At least. this is the result so often that 11
foreign education is the last thing the
overuse American boy wants. We have
new schools in the United States good
enough for anybody.
If you wont to gain sympathy for :1
cause you don't like 11nd enmity for
yourself, begin 11nd persecute 11nd 1ibiise
its adherents and do violence to them.
Clrculate lies about tin-111; iippli the
worst and the hardest language you
know to them; snurr at them 111111 deride1
them; diacriniinziie iigninst them in all
matters of mnity 11nd coniiiicrco and do
physical harm to them. Then all the
world will go over to them 11nd their
cause. Such is 1111: law
Anunterrified Iii dish 1' makes thodcc
lumiion that men iiro ( ll nin- r than worn-
en and takes his stood on it. Ilc writes
to the Pull Mull Budget that at ii free
bathing estulilishnwnt in 11. West End
parish seven times 11.11 inniiy llll'li 11s Wom-
en come to wash themselves, although
equal accormnodntions are provided for
both mom's. 'l‘ln 11 lu-nske triumpliniitly.
"Why do not wm 111111 111111111 11111cm ‘
About this timeof your lookout for
lottery swindle» thiit offer ~you it 0-1 rliiiii
large sum of lll'lill‘)’ for 111411111“ 01111.
They are frauds. lVf‘l'V mu-
1.».5. m.
Millions of mm .~ bl piililii liiiidn will
continue in hilwdd during the month of
July in Mesh-11 .11 prim-.1. ranging from
W cents to till 1121 111 r.
lninglc fill 11 11nd “111111 ll \Vlhll they
moi-111d. ..i 11 many 111 irriul men
end onion wish they worn single.
If av ybody l11 lpml Rllllll-lllllly, then 11
[at people Would not inure to help
,- anybody.”
In motlernof 1,-pi11ionncwr f1 wuct tliut
. mother‘s opinion is just us good no your
own. *“WWH M
l , If nuarchlsts must murder somebody,
why do they kill the best people?
W
Variety of Industries more.
, Diversity of litigate is 1111133310 fill:
community the boy es
' flew in one basket and the bottom
‘ «up. out, the calamity is appalling,
m1: byreasou of twobaskets 11
Were saved, though business
t be mitigated. it iwouliljogzro {m
Wesson perhaps nos 11 a
air“ “if the basket and its bottom
. ”Winner. Soltiewith the
' 111d ere favored with a Metro!
HIGH 0111 1131111 rulers.
west-bound train, designated the “Dark
division of the Consolidated
that has occurred in some time.
scattered over fill the four tracks.
serious wasthe accident that the Stem
ford, Bridgeport and New Haven week
'1'
tirely cleared unt-l
morning, although
through about 3 o‘clock.
injuries.
several hours, F. E. Raymond,
in the freight yard, made up a. specie
Company
large number of other passengers.
this morning, on its regular rim.
ODDS AND ENDS.
Fits men for society—tho miles—Now
port News.
Pine tinibbr is thinning out rapidly in
the Michignn forests.
A spider wcb ls constructed according
to the best lllllllll‘llllllll‘ul principles,
There are men in New York l‘lnyllO do
nothing but rent- cuinp stools for n living.
l’oliticnl nilvim‘s in lit‘l‘llllllly and
[Home lil‘l‘ i1111'.1.~hril by imprisonment in
11 fill'll‘i“3
"hi1 i'1;.:iil:ir 11111111113'1111‘111 of llziwnlinn
pris'vncrs for many yours has. l.l'l‘ll iliu
kinking of ii rigid up the volcuno of Kiln~
lil‘.l
Visitors to ill." iiillllllllllll cave of Ken-
iiJ1:l'.y ill'L‘ less in Illllillll‘f‘ now 1111111 they
wurc it) yours iigo, iiltliongzh (he
been explored to u (li‘plll of 11 miles.
The underground portion of the Kremlin
pnlni'v, lll.‘lil~l'i1\\',la‘lll bo('xplorcdtollnd
iilt‘ lll‘ll‘l’ll‘hri library 11nd ClIlll'l‘llllll of on
l\.1:1 the ’l'vrriblc
A negro who thought it smurt to tlcklc
the hind leg of ii mule tool; iin unexpected
trip through the nlr ln lluntliigdun town-
ship, 0,, tliomlicr diiy. llc lnndcd hcnd
Town in ii pllnllllllLl
Nels:111's<.l1l battleship. llioh‘oiidmynnt,
is. being exhibited at vnrious ports in
(Grout “rilzllll.
of the old ship is us sound todny 113 when
-.l11~ wns launched 11 hundred years iigo.
The Young Woiiiiiii‘s home of Mom-
phis, Tl‘illl.,
by :i wmilthy gentlvinnn iinnicd lliiikluy,
whopuid (1 113.1101) inimmigv.
loi' my mother.
1f the gift.
" was the only condition
Mill yrllvd “lino!" just to scorn his room-
11min.
{ruin ii 41 viilllwr revolver.
but not lilllml.
01111 niitliorlty soy-1 golf should lmprr»
nunncml like gawk, with 1111 “f" in-
Mo was hit,
smnrt wny to sound the word.
uwhl lo.
chlnnil 11ml governor of (‘npo Colony,
proposcs. in ii London juni'nul, 11 close iil-
llrltnlii, Including 1111
pllshinciit.
11nd Ashvvlllo ()1111 of those innll viirrlm,
brim: inked if 1111 lllll not. fear robbers, ru-
lmln't anvil nny of 'lrlll yvt."
ill-gnu M the Wrong llml.
A cigar lll'llll‘l‘ llt‘lll‘ Quincy llllll'ki‘
bus in 11 went occnsioii to joke iibou
mostly 111111'k11l11111n.
dny or him lu'ful'ie.
“Why," snid ill“, “the
apples wom‘
ml!
ing the barrel at the wrong end I
proved the letter you went into it.‘
plained. ~Boetou Herald.
mmmwsmmc
rumour CABS risen mm r1111!
’l’en cine Out of a Train of Forum"
Leave the Bells. Causing One of the
Most Serious Accidents that has Occur-Misha] in the Daily New, on the 13;}.
red on the Consolidated In Some Time.
The rear truck of a freight car on a
Secret," jumped the track neei- Fairlleld
aboutSo’clock last night. causing one
of the worst wrecks on the New Yoik
railroad
Ten care left the rails. out of a train of
forty-live, were piled fifty feet high and
So
are and crews did not have the tracks en-
o’clock this
trains could go
The wrecked‘train was the some one
to which belonged the our of naphthnand
a flat car. burned in South Norwalk on
the morning of June 13, and it was in
charge of the same conductor, MnKelsey.
In the accident last night. one of the
brakemeu. Thomas Murray, had his leg
broken just above“ the ankle, and two
men in ii pirty of six tramps had their
heads out, but otherwise noone sustained
When it was learned that there would
be no trains through South Norwulk for
the clerk
train, which was run as an iic‘conimodir
tion to New York city, in charge of
Conductor George Warren and Engineer
Arthur Strung. The train left here at
11:25, and had on board the members of
L, Fourth Regiment, end a
The
train returned in time to start out at 6:15
viivo bus
but 111111111:.11‘1pts uirciiinulnli-d lry Czur
It is siild thnt every timber
bus bi-cn snvwi from sucrillco
".\'1111111it
A physiclnn nt lluys City, l{nn., opened
lln- door of his room sudilcnlyiit midnight
'l‘lic lnm-r rmpmnlcd with ii shot
mind of ii "k," 11nd unotlicr us strongly
asserts ”golf" to ho the only correct 11nd
As it It!
1111 linrd to ploy n11 it ii to pronounce, it
iiilgbt be well to cling to tennis for
Sir George (iriiy, l‘x~|’\rl‘llll(‘f' of New
llniico between this country 11nd lircut
nurccini-nt thut
imltln-r will 1111ikow11r without tho con-
sviitol' tlicothcr, 11nd prophesies llalll't‘lllll‘
A (Zliiitlniinugii mun, who is evidently
not. 1111 lllllllll‘lll‘, solids ll story to tho vllm't
(but. two blind 1111111-——l1rotlivrsw-wii'rynll
the l'nlli-d Siiilm mulls liclu'i-i-n lilul‘illt'll
pllcd. “ 13111111 hero u long time now 11ml
Hoinenfthc xiii-(boils of business in
vogue mnong his patrons, who are
One morning
.11-1-1111lly :1 customer of one of the
fruit “11111111111 llt‘ll'f‘ by was complain
lug 11b: int thcpoor quality of 11 barrel
of lippli-s that had been sold to him 11
_ further i
went into the barrel the poorer the
The mini who sold them was non~
plnsed for 11. reply, but the cigurmmi
:unic smiling to his rcecno by remark-
“You made 11 1nistakc,eir,in open
you had begun at the other end you
Would have found that the fruit' 1111
All laughed, and while the apple
seller made the required concession
the cigars were on the man who coin
"What deal Barlow menu when he
Macrame-1w aim.
About the Adolph! lll‘ll‘ Blob”: Dil-
‘ salt: with the bark lemon.
Mr. Editor of the Ming Sentinel--
Dmn Sm: A: a constant reader of your
bright and interesting daily, I do hereby
petition you to permit me to «newer
through your columns a statement pub-
‘from the managers of Norwulk Park, err
deavoring to injure the Adelphi singing
club. About two Weeks before 1118
Fourth of July ‘Smith & Louder
came to me to secure the club to
sing two or three selections at the park 1
July 3rd and 10m. I told Ilieni the club
did not cure very much about bothering
with it. They insisted on us goingso
I told them the price, and they agreed.
According to agreement, we were not
expected to furnish the “hole conceit.
They had secured talent from New lia-
Ven, Bridgeport and Stamford, and the
Big Four quartette, of Norwulk. When
the time come we all appeared there,
and in a very short time we found out
that the laifuir was a financial failure,
and on the strength of that, some of the
talent would not take hold of it because
they could not get their price; but my
club thought it would look rather
short for all cf us to refuse
to work, so we decided to go
ahead for our expenses, and me
Bridgeport talent followed suit, and we
didn’teven get our expenses out of it.
The “hole trouble, Mr. Editor, is this:
The affair was not properly advertised
in the two cities. They had nothing in
any of the daily papers; not even the one
that printed the bills. Smith & Louder
and the managers of the park knew that
there would be a concert there, but only
11 v1 ry few others knew anything about
it. I notified Smith & Louder Fourth of
July that my company would not appear
then» on the 10th. lie notilied the man-
agers of the park and they lulled t) pub-
lish it. The managers of the park did
not even acknowledge the receipt of Mr.
Smith‘s letter, let alone refusing to let
us appear there the second time.
My club has sung in Arlen Hall. in the
South Norwnlli Methodist Episcopal
church, for the Old Well Hook and Lud-
der company's reception in Music Ilull.
sang twice in the Uptown Methodist
Episcopal church, in the Opera House
and for the Carpenters' Union and Sons
of Temperance. So you are we did not
have to go to the Norwalk Park to get a
reputation. 11nd we are not afraid of los-
log our reputation by what the managers
of the pork have published. There are
residents of this town who have attended
concerts given by us who are just as
good judges of fair singing and who
know just as much about music as the
niiinaizersof the park do." my club agrees
to sing for nothing they are just anrfaith‘
fnl as if they were getting $22 apiece,
and who-n wooing foriiioney weexpect to
get it, and as we didn't get it
the first time, we refused to run any
chances the second time We do not
sing for it living. We work for 11 living
and have not got any capital, as the
managers of the park stated. I am glad
that the manngcis of the purl: intend to
give the people the worth of their money.
lfor me can L :1y I got enough for my
twenty-tiveu-nls lust Saturday to la~t
me all the sons 1n. Respectfully yours,
R. ll T..,1\‘1on
Manager of the Adel phi [Singing club
lbr. Haml' n Remedies for children
N12“ llAlllN, Conn. -—~“l first knew of
Dr. Hand’s Remedies for children five
years ago and continually recommend
them to other mothers. My baby was
deathly sick with cliolem infantum, and
Dr. Hand's Diarrhn-i Mixture cured it
immediately. Dr. Hand's Colic Cure is
also excellent. Mrs. NA. Daniels. " Dr.
[land's lternedics at ull druggiets." .. .
l
0
Last .1ch Dick Grawford brought his
twelve months old ohild,s suffering from
infantile diarrhoea, to me. It had been
weaning at four months old and being
sickly everything run through it like
“water through a sieve. I gave it the
usual treatment in such cases but with
out benefit. The child kept growing
thinner until it weighed but little more
than when born, or perhaps ten pounds.
1 then started the hitherto giving (Ilium-
berlnin's Ufilic, (”micro and Diarrhoea
Remedy. Before one bottle of the 25
cent size had been need, it marked im—
provement was seen and its continued
11.10 cured the child. lie weakness and
puny constitution disappeared and its fa.-
tlier and myself believe the child's life
was siivcd by this Remedy. .l. T. Mur-
low, ill. 1)., Tamaroa, III. For solo by
G. U. Stilleon, druggiiit.
t
l,
Weary wives, mothers und daughters
~tlred nurses, watchers and help—«tired
women of all classes should take Aycr's
Snrsaprilla. It is the klnd they need to
give pure blood, firm nerves, buoyant
spirits, and refreshing sleep. There is
no tonic equal to Ayer‘a Sumprlllii.
Chamberlain’s is the best of all. Vin-
cent J. Bark], of Danbury, Iowa. has
used Chamberlain‘s Cough Remedy
whenever in need of a medicine for
coughs and colds, for the past five years,
and says: "It always helps me out. If
anyone asks me what kind of cough
medicineluse, 1 reply, Chamberlain’s.
that is the best of all." 25 and 501: bottles
or sale by G. C. Stillaon, drugglet.
, W
The greet populerlty of Ayers Cherry
Postural u a «ugh-cure in eeelly explain
ed. ft ll soothing, mung, amoebic to
the am, done not interim with dlxev
aloe.eudh theme» economical of ell
smm n 10 moo net
at not") can.
i
cents.
10 cents.
miss this sale.
the loss.
cents each.
values. from $2.11) to 82
at $1.93.
OF LAST WEEK IS INDEED VERY GRATIFYING
AND, ASSURES US OF ONE THING:
THAT LOW PRlCES w
1111 8111111111111 P111111: JusI W111 111 1111111111
PAYS IN THE END.
TOMORROW MORNING,
SATlllllllll, JllLl Illh, |894,
WE WILL OFFER ADDITIONAL INDUOEMENTS IN
ALL DEPARTMENTS
Men’ s F urnishin
600 Outing Shirts. full 31; inches long, 23 cents each.
150 Fancy Laundered Shirts, collars and cuffs separate and collars and cuffs attached, sold
all season at 75 cents and Si, choice at 40 cents.
Ten dozen Laundered, fancy bosonis and ends, the balance of our .131 and $1.25 quality, 75
5011 Windsor Ties, regular .5 cent quality, 12$ cents.
Shirt Waists.
Y on may have secured your wants in this line; even so. we promise ’twill pay you not to
It means Shirt Waists at about the cost of the cloth. You needn’t care who takes
'Tis y our gain just the same.
Lot l—noo Waists, full shape, well made, our regular 50 cent quality,all Sizes and coloring,25
gs.
200 Dozen Men’s Gray Half Hose, full regular made, excellent value at 15 cents, for this sale
Lot 2—3110 Waists, made of fine Percales, good styles; regular value, 8913.; to cclose at 490.
Lot 3— ’50 Waists. extra quality; our regular price; 81. 89; while they lastw
Lot 4—Twenty dozen Waists, made of Sateens, Dimities and French Madrisc Cloths; regular
;choice 81.3.1.
Lot 5-A small quantity of the Choicest \Vaists on the market; regular price, 1213.98; to close
WALL PAPERS.
from 10c. to 20c. per double roll.
desired.
roll.
has been quoted elsewhere.
walk.
prices.
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
No.2 First Avenue.
EAST NORWALK._3;
W. Podmore,
55 NORTH MNIN STREET...
line every thing for every body
household goods. largo or «mull.
No lower prices in the town.
CARPETS
in all wrml und medium armies
Mailings,
in new and nm at cll'ovts.
Oil Cleths,
I all widths, and vnrlmie designs.
Refrigerators
The beet make, and lowest prices.
_. M... cm...“
GASOLINE STONES.
I am selling white back Blanks
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
in. or 15 in. borders; of course
we break the combination when
Gilts are from 150. up, double
I have been told by a great
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in Nor-
Painters' supplies, at lowest
Painting, Paper-hanging and
in tho shops of
FURNlTURE
511811 111111 Pitism TO TAKE.
Patent Medicines
AT Ol'R PRICES.
IN HOT. HNNO NOT TO TAKE,
Inmtonik $1.00
Hood's Semaparilla, .60
Ayeni' Sarsaparilla. .67
Dunn‘s Samparillu. .07
Unticnra Resolvent, .70
Scott‘s Emulsion, .61)
Green's Nervum, .70
StilLson's Specific for Malaria, .75
Paine's Celery Compound. .05
Brnndretli's Pills. .12
Alcock‘s l’laeters, .10
Benson‘s Cupsice Plzmters, .21
Custorin, .23
Carter's Pills, .12
Atwmxl’s Bitters, .13
Rudam's Microbe Killer, qts., .7 5
Ihidnni's Microbe Killer, gul. jam, 2. .10
Yankee Lung Soother. '25
81111.6. Siillson’s
Drug Store,
ll Washington Street.
THE CENTRAL
CASH GROOERY
I5 NORTH MlIN STREET.
W—
|6 Ounces 10 a Pound
and One Price 10 All.
EOONOMYisWEALTH
you may not become wealthy but you
will save money and have the satisfac-
tion of eating the very best bread by
using our Economy Flour.
Our Tees and Colleen are noted for
their purity and delicious flavor. We
sell the very beet article as low as other
New Jewelry Sure.
etentlyou hand. «All work “sauteed.
RICHARD NOAOK,
11 11111111 111111 smug“
Fine watch and clock repairing a specialty.
All and any delicate mechanism properly ini-
lurted. Jewelry Jobbing nutly and promptly
attended to. Commissions faithfully perform-
ed. Full line or fine watches and clocks cou-
deiilers ask for inferior goods. As we do
a very extensive trade in Teen and Col-
fees and buy in large quantities, we are
enabled to give useful presents without
extra charge.
1. 0. JENNINGS.
Pepsi Hanginllalciminei,P11131111
Amid-Ila!“
NILL Pll’fll IND BONOENS
1..
TELEPHONE CALL. 57-4.
THE BOSTON STORE,
Corner Main and Wall Streets. Norwalk. Conn
N. H. Plaisledr
DRUGGlST.
-—— ‘>———
WHY NOT TAKE A
WATERMAN
FOUNTAIN PEN
AND A PAD OF
Nice Paper
with you when you take your
vacation.
We have the Pens in all sizes
and points.
We know we can suit you
with Paper in pads or boxes.
Come and see.
W
We are prepared to fill all
your wants in the
Drug Line
~WIIETIIER—
Prescriptlon.
Toilet Articles.
Perfumery.
Patent Medlclne
. ~0R—-
WInes and quuors.
and remember that we are sell-l
ing at prices much lower than
any of our competitors.
M’s—m“
ll. H. Plaisted,
43 hilaslilngion 81..
Norwalk Chronicler