bypowoboyo. ire o week“;
. heart-r. .
W MCI—No. lll Wei-him Itroot.
booth Norwolk; telephone cell. nu. brunch
OM lie. 0 Well em. Norwolk: telephone
= d]. to e.
e OIIUIIOAIIOII ohould in lilo-lee ho
dinner! to
I'll I'll!!!“ Ull‘fllll.
flour- Nouwuu. (ion.
The Evening Sentinel hoe e circuit
a... in“. town or Nerwolkmud m
fluke hirer. colelderobly. then the
combined eireoletlon ot-the other two
loeol dolliee. Our preee room in el-
weye open to adventure
I" York Herold Woothor Ioroeut.
'llodny portly cloudy to fnir weather. and
(root: to light southwesterly and westerly
windowillpreveil. preceded hytroete in the
lokorogiom with nenrly etetionerv. followed
by higher tempereture. 0n Welueodey,
wormer. fair weather will pmvel‘. ll.llt vort—
oldc winduend on Thoreau wmmer. cleor
woether.
Til-ruminant Ken-myth
I‘ho loweet. point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours endinu at noon todny wee
88° obove core: highest. l9 3 above zero.
lininturo Almenoc for Tomorrow.
Dun Rhee Sun “ate Rich l‘ide Low Title
II ‘18 It fill at 9:43 It 3:20
Government Bulletins:
Some witty ncwupalwrs have. u habit
of jocring at the bulletins and billlkbl
published by the United States agricul-
tural department. The publications of
the agricultural bureau have income for
this purpose as nun-h u' stumlby to
themns the niother-in~lzm' and atm'epipc
joke to the professional funny man.
What they would do without this to full
hm]: on in dull times it in hard to say.
But the real feet. is that in those ug-
riculturnlbooke Iilltl bulletins lien much
hope for our dowuhearted farmers turd
live Itock breeders. The erection of the
agricultural bureau into one of the di.
visions of national eeonmuy, with u see-
retary of its own at the bend, guru ti
new impetus to scientific farming and
live stock breeding. The dairy business
in particular, which is out! of the vast
industriesol‘ this republic, has improved
immeasurably in the pust few yours.
Undoubtedly port of the progress is ow-
ing to the government stations in the
M‘ Yet tho benefit this bureau of ug-
ricultnro will confer on the eotmtry is
only in its lwu'inning.
To get these valuable bulletins the
farmer und live stun-k bt'emlu-r have only
to write :i request for them, .wtt lug forth
intelligently who the :ipplit-unt is. and
Idllrludn it to lllt‘ m-crvtm'y of agricul-
ture. Washington.
For one numb of 11*le we find that
the agricultural tlv~;..rtmvni issued :24)
publlt'uliorts. l‘.‘ of them new, eight re»
prints. Sunn- uf tlh m or.- that and
weather eluu'ir-uml l :tllrtins. HIM-of the
mural Villllllllll‘ in {night :«hipprrs ntnl
sturer.» in illlaly‘igl‘nlllllt’y\\‘:L‘~ n bulletin
IllUWilll: léilet'h of to W!" rmm'esinjurt
one to food 1m with-ts in sinful!“ llllll dur-
ing lrtlllhlilil‘llllillll. if we hold Mllil'i‘lll'
ucy in selling our fmhl products to other
' oonntriw, We min-t thlm ull prmtutiotls
toship them and prmerro them in the
beat powdble l‘llllllll lull.
Another bulletin of intere:-t to every
lull. women. and child in the United
Mateo is u republication of thoroull
making art of New York state. The pew
pie everywhere im- moving for good
mode. The New York law in enmitleml
the bent one yet. t-utwtrm-tml for utnte
Mullikiim. nml it \nll be u guide In
the legielntormif nil mm in In! mlnptul
to their own nmlh. Yet unntlwrimlletin
ooouiuinu tlil‘l't‘lluilu for making all the
bout inwelieiohe stud l-ur nit-elruying the
blighbt that attach from mnl grain».
The Pulpit-”i. nililli‘n
Some one hm wwn thi. happy nzmte
to tho buthlmu uwl lmn liww'iutintm
that how hml rmvh on tmprn-emh-mml
Will in thin country in the med ten
mm. Three lmnvlrml than and humble
who now lin- under their utt‘ll lmmsy
roofetlnte the lwuinmnu of their home
tothe building new: lotion. lt. mnetit
m the mint. eth'wehftll inrmoi eo-
mocha: mount; liar l" 11.3:- that lit!!! yet
Wit t'lli‘lllil"ll‘ll in Am H :L
Them ore hora lmm" (town! ihv «'r- or.
gonizetlmm in the in with}: 'l‘lwpxtrtlm»
ll! help tlwy bow but u to the. pour mun
«initiate in the full llnt llll'ttilulllllf‘li‘
WV his lute, lwm uh!“ in built WW
and turret nmtwy in Hull“ itmilttiltl. if
he lay» up only $1 n Week through the
year. be msuully rwvlm on the average
It the rule of nlmni fl per cent for every
will! ll!) noted. but «only the one pot in
.tbo ill-ct week in January. but nice that
“Ltd the lint Week in lMemlmt‘. If he
one: to homer the money and build it
hue, be out get the. loan in a lump and
m it beck ot the rule of et in or a
M Thin is the Mil advantage of the
Write: be can repoytbe iouuin
Hull Wkly amounts.
wnh liketythot the pecple’e bunks
be: largermpitei tinsel theoetlmol
fl private hobbit. The we report
. ,pfl he umiiel a “building undire-
W cm wit nine
, in immune
“ltri egoodmonim ll
foreicit hauled: until:
it" "2:5" tritium. no
ong u
I began it‘ll...
* Vfiflifi
that I received anything like per-
manent beneilt. A single box of
these pills did the Work for we.
and 1 till! now free from he d-
nehee. and ti well mhn."——-(‘IIAI§.
lltn‘emNos. Exist Auburn. Me.
Medal
And Diploma
.At World’s Fair.
~.—..- A...
ENTRIES 1’03 'I‘IIE RACES.
llam- Thot Will Appoor in the Two
Don' looting ot Norwnlh.
The two doye' more at the Norwolk
track begin tomorrow. The house enter-
ed are among the beet, end good rocee
ere neeured. It in at these spring meet-
inge that the ilneet conteeto take piece
Many of the horses ore new, and ere put
in early in the cannon to loot their quell-
tioe. The track to in the beet condition.
and good epcrt may be expected. The
entries for Wednesday are:
TWINTY-HIVIN CLASS.
Blk. G. “C. B..“ J. Allen. Guttenbnrg. New
Jersey.
Blk.H.. “Wuverly King." Geo. 0. Smith.
Orange N. J.
Br. 31.. “Matilda V." Willlun 8. erkl.
Sound Bench.
8. 0.. "Heighmont." Leo Flood. Green-
wicb.
lit. 6.. "Little Joe." E. Kipp. Peekeklll. N. Y-
B. IL. "Werhilnx Music." J. H. Merle.
Bridgeport.
B. 8.. "Merinuo." R. Mabbott, Dover Pleine.
CiBr. IL. "bugle Luke." Doniel Lewis. Jersey
by.
Br. 11.. "Chris Lung.“ J. McGuire. New
York.
3' H “Scream." Intro 8. Bouton.Noroton
BP- BL. "Primrose." L. Provoet. Blemford'
“till. M.. “Phyllie.” M. A. Cheoe. Win-ail:
B. M. “Spine." A. V. Whllomuu. Port.
Choeter. N. Y.
POB‘I'l'lel cuss.
Br. 0.. "Barney."
illk. 8.. "Bridgeport Prince."
B. M.. "Midget." J. H. Lewis.
B. M. "Virginia Mc Donald." Willldnl Stokes.
Stamford.
Ch. 0.. “Pane.“ E. John-on. Stemforl.
B. 0.. “Gold Gift." W. H. Brooke. New York.
8. Li. "Bonito." or B. S. "Wumcnt."
Klitle'n Stock Form. Mount Kieeo. N. Y.
Br. IL. "Midnight." Albert Ferric. Sound
Berth. ,
Br ht. “Sirloin." W. R. Moore. Aotorin'
l
Br. 5].. “Ben." J. Allen. Guttcnburg. N. J.
B. .\l.. "Bell D." William Deveeon. White
Plains. N. Y.
ii. (i . "Roy." J. McGuire. New York.
.Tburedey'e entrieo are on follows:
TlllltTYrTllllll CLASS.
(7. 6.. "llruitord." Brown Bron, linet View.
N Y
Blk. H. "Bridgeport Prince." M. Coho.
lirblwport.
ii. .\l.. "Midget." J. H. Lewis.
lllk. M.. "Maggie Neleon." W. ll. Brooke.
New York.
Blk. 0.. "l-‘mt Asleep."
Mount Vernon. N. l'.
iir. M. "Matilda V.“ William L. Mnrkl.
Sound limeb.
ll.tl.".lnuk Flint." J. Allen, Guttenburu.
NJ.
ll. (3.. "Roy." J. McGuire. New York.
ll. hi. ”Eolne." A. V. Wbllemon. Port
“lllhlur. N. Y.
'rwIN'rr-yn': cum.
ll, 16.. "Duplex." J. Willem. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Hlk. (L. “('hlel." E. Jobnoou. Humi’ord.
”.13.. "Tom lit-alt." W. H. llrooke. New
York.
1th. (5.3%). ll." .l. Allen. tluttenburg. N. J.
15.1%.. "llelghmnnt." ire Flood. Greenwich.
ll. LL. "Lille H." ilnuiel Lewis. Jereey
('lty.
llr. 8.. "i‘hrie MIR." .1. McGuire. New
York.
it. ll.. "H'tl'flrill " lam ll. llonmu. Noroton.
“tutu"cm rouef
C. u. hint-tine.
Pleuont l'omnpbo About lorwolh I‘oo-
lio old Their hie-do.
Mien i’hlllipino ilohn. the populor clerk
in Coterer Lene'e confectionery. le en-
urtniniug her brother. J. ii. llebn. end
hie wife, of Boetou.who ore on their
wedding tour. boring been men-led yer-
o'rdoy. Mire Moment Eerly. of New
Heron. her nice been the gueet of line
Hebe.
Henry R. Turner. of Baotou. who woe
once mercury of the defunct Folrileid
Fire lmurence computiy. of South Nor»
wells, bu been in town for o few doye.
ceiling on old friends.
:Uhemr 1?. Tell“, Jr.. end who, or
Lonnie. ere in South Norwolk on o
obort vielt.
Emit-yer W. i). Reed end wife, of
lioulord piece, returned yeeteldey from
o vieit with relotlvee in Iorlner‘e Hor-
bor, Stolen loleud.
Joeeph 3. Perry, of New York. for-
nmly of Booth bruit. ll vieiti'ug hie
petunia on Boy meet.
”to. J. 23. World on. of Spring-
field, In... no with. In. Without H.
Johnson. of Union eireet.
Ilia Edith Hunt, of Micro. io vielto
inuher pennant-elm. D. 1'.
Hunt, South Iota etreet.
In. w. 1.10“. ct Welt lulu etroot
rented 1M1 morning for Kiddie.
town. N. Y.. Mdthtbo (out
of minim.
Ir. ill In. W. I. m of low,
Lemon. of H W. am
“I'm.
th'l‘llll.
NATiiiNAfCXFtTAfidfiB.
Republic“ Proeldeouol Pouibiiitieo Very
Bloch to the Front.
wAeumuron. liey 20.-—Circumuioncee
unimportont in themeolveehove broutlht
Republic-n preeidentlel pcuibilltiee
very much to the front in Weehlngton
during the put few deye. ExASpeoker
Reed woo in Wuhlngton for e few bour-
leet week, end although hie visit woe to
oee o olok friend—ltepreeentntive Hitt. of
“L, it etuted preeidentiol goeeip, or he lo
generelly recognized or one or the lead-
ing cendidetee for the Republi'
cm nomlnotion. General Herri-
Ion'e vieit to New York ll‘ee nice for
nlehed food for goeelp. Colonel niche.
nor. of Indlone,n cloee friend of Gen-
eral Harrieon who hoe o law olllce in
Weebington. eeye of thet visit: "Gen-
eral Harrison he. been to New Jersey to
recelvoe model from the Hietorieoleoa
ciety of the: etete. and in now in New
York to eit for e portrait which in to be
hung in the White House. That is his
reel buelneee in New York, although be
hey also attend to come lew bueinece."
When asked bluntly whether General
Harrisonwue n candidate for the nomi-
nation, Colonel Miohener replied, “He
can he ie not.” and chenged the euhject.
Ex Senator Werner Miller. of New
York, at precept in Weehingtnn, eaye on
the subject of the next Republican nom-
inee: "I don‘t think there has been any
effort to get together on the put of the
leading men of the petty to come to an
understanding. It would be much bet-
ter to let the lemling men go to the con-
vention end have the quantum of n nom-
inee decided there. Any ettempt at
ringing in onyone in advance will fell. on
it cughtto foil. It would not be wise
for anyone to attempt euch e thing. and
I don't believe the attempt will be made.
Lenders will not do it. end if others, ot-
tempt to do e0 they will not succeed."
Speaking of the general outl 7 Mr.
Miller said: "Everything poin ‘ to in
Republican victory. The Demcurntic
party has disappointed the people. show-
ing on incapacity for government. The
Democracy is not progressive. It in
compoeed oi ohetructioniete."
The edminietntion'e ”sound money"
platform in to include no endorement of
the repeal of the Federol tux on currency
urged by state bloke, although tthe lent
Congrats. overwhelmingly Democratic
or it wee. refused to puts it bill repealing
that tax, or to adopt on amendment to
the tent! bill for its repeal. There has
been and is much doubt about whet Mr.
Cleveland wiebee the country to believe
he meone by “sound money"—-n eiugle
gold etenderd ie what be whole, but. he
line no for lacked the courage to any in
plain words. as secretary mortou did——
but there is no doubt about what the
repeal of the State bank to: means. It
moane wild-cot ,money. issued by
irresponeible people, which would be
about ee unsound money ue could be put
into circulation. Mr.,Uleveluud’e present
edvocecy of the repeal of this tax ie
merely an attempt to get the support of
the eoutbern Democratic. who any: they
favor the free coinage of silver for no
other "neon than thnt they went the
omouut of money in circulation increee‘
ed. but the eilver men ore already charg-
ing that the repeol of the Stole bank on
would have been ocompiiehed at the hint
eeeeion of Congress had not Mr. Cleve
innd'e influence been need to prevent.
The motle of the Department. of J uetlce
ore full of letters of complaint from
United State- ccurt oiliciele, who find it
difilcult to under-tend why their eeloriee
ore not pold. Title in only another illuo-
tretlon of Democratic ldeoe of economy.
When the Democretlc Congme out 0150..
000 from the emount eetinoted to be
neededto pey “fleece of the Deport-
meot olJuetico. which pnye all United
Stolen court oillclule end wttueee teen
end other expemm of United 8tutee
courte. for the current llecol year. the
never: by nine cute-men chuckled end
coiled themeelvee reformere. wa, on u
cooeequeoce, deputy morebell. belittle
end other neceoeory employeee of the
courte moot get their eeledee end the
fomilleeof some of them ere reported to
beiu dime-emu! when the next Con-
greoe uncle it will liovo to meke o dollo.
leuey opproprietioo to pay them. licen.
while there people will hove to work
without getting their notorie- until the
ImotAuguet, when they will receive
their July roieriee out of the opprcprlet-
ion for the out keel you.
In 89W Hindu. of Belem, ie in
Wuhiogton. Be em he he: not the
oliguteot doubt obout the outing of hie
Republic“ monomer, seoetornelect Du.
ponttthethohoe received the opiuhzne
of o number of the lending mutilation-
otiewyeeeud they oil ogre- thu the
opener of the Below-re Seou- oeeeed to
hovetherlghtteeeue epeekerwueo he
become the governor oi the no.
We! the new will not
on: M the In” W decider:
in the income to: more.
do... MAIN AND WALI‘. are. NORWAhK, OT.
A lllT 0F THINES Will fillllli SALE Tllllil
That Will bring out every Economlcal Woman in Town
no matter what the weather may be.
Shirt Waists.
The henomenal sales in this do ortment. last week, mode it oseible for us to tel: -
tage of a ig Offer from a leading mater It a saving of at least 33 ‘pcr cent. There are Debailtvga)
dozen in the lot com rising everything. that is ow and et lieh. Prices ra f
03 in Soft Goods,'and f‘i'om 75 cents Wilder-ed abode. nge rom 25 cents to
The entire line will be read for sale Snturdo mornin . Co 1 '
while the assortment is large. y y g me our y and make a selection
Parasols and Umbrellas.
Saturday morning we offer the choicest line of Fanc Parasole and Pi '
prices that will make things lively while thev last: y am Sun Umbrellas at
Twenty-four-inch knglieh Gloria Sun Umbrellas, guaranteed tact colors, 43c each.
Black, Navy and Brown Pnraeole. 22inch. Jacquard effects, 790 each. .
'i went two inch and 24 mcb Paranoia, fancy colors and black, made of superior cloth
natural ban lee, excellent values. at 980 each. ’
Twenty-two inch fine Black Silk Gloria Paranoia, extra do . will b - . .
titty in all, at $1.29 each. op 6’ o. argutn at .1 50’ 3|!“
Hoisery and Underwear.
Ladiee' short sleeve and sleeveless Vests, high and low neck, fine yarn—39-cent quality at
250 each. 1-» a ‘ ’
1 & Agother case of “seconds” in ladiee’ ribbed Vests, short sleeves, made to sell at 25 cents, for
‘2 c eac
50 Lfdies’ all eilk ribbed Vests, Swiss made, were imported to cell at $1J a wonderful bargain at
c eac .
Men’s French Balbriggan Shirts, bought as
price is 50 cents. just 44 dozen at 34c each.
One hundred dozen ladiee’ fancy Hose, fact black boot. extra. flue gauge. 121B: pair.
Fifty dozens Boye’ ribbed Hose, tan and fast black, seamless; regular price, 17 cente;at1(lc'
“eeconde"—you never could tell it. The regular
pair.
h Men’s fancy wash Ties, four-in hand style, all new patterns; regular price, 25 cents; at Rio
eac .
Windsor Ties, all silk, plain and fancy, all colors. full lengths, Worth 19 cents. at l2lc each.
Secure Furniture Coupons.
N, 3. Do not forget to secure one of our Furniture Coupons; no trouble or extra charge.
Articles of furniture worth from 8:5 to 85. are certainly worth having when they cost you nothing.
Telephone Call 57-4.
THE BOSTON STORE,
Wall
Streets.
BEEF
Ie the most strengthening of fan is. ltrl invig irating propertiei are known to everyone.
MALT
Induces a hearty appetite, gently etiuiulntes the etoniach to digest its food, end is unequalled in prompting a complete Ind
CELERY
Robe the uervaue eyemm of nil lrritebility. {mule the worn out nerves, promotes sleep and takes away feel'lg of exhnuetion ‘
und debility.
’lbeeo three ingrediente are the the pill“ and mint-tum of that great nerve blood tiesueireetorutivo, Reef Malt. We on
disposing free samples to all. at our emu-e, during this weak. Came in and learn u‘iout the eight. points of Beef Malt.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, I
trauma snout, ownsumsttm sum."
TELEPHONE CALL. I 3-2.
Corner
lVIuin land Nor-walk, Conn.
l~
It makes solid flesh. ruddy blood,
u. “J5"? ' A-w‘u
”14-h
sitclhshtorcuutis
goods end ell etrictly fmh. Your money luck 1!
NOTICE.
School Taxes.
Them t'ruekere nre line
you are dleuuiiellcd.
5 Ibo. (linger Scope. 250.
f» Ibo Lemon (Bracken 250.
r» lbe. ()yeter (,‘mcken. 250.
The in mm of thin North Nfi‘r‘wrlltt} ling": 5 "in. Fancy Crackers, 2.’ 3‘
. n ere I no an to l . , '
Shilling! lhi'gii‘i‘il30 ‘Ifl‘il "It’ll-quot!“ mill» on a ll”. M5 (433030". 25c
. it nlhc town enrolment Ii>t of
iglil’iliinilhé} or the district belul on we
otluloyof June two. at. the ronlttin utrret
ochool bum-airliner due omi poyeble on the
SPECIAL PHIBES Hill THIS WEEK
. .oth it time i ntmll be
Wimr‘ii iii “355' llll’ti"'tl‘it‘.t
I
mmlfilmmrnb»: n W "m" rt M Weehln Soda. ' lc lb. Gold Duet. 20o.
tmwwdili b“ ”mm" m iii im‘ "mm“ sentinel. 4c. Rout Beef. 20c.
m on “a “W hm . A. Touche. Ammonia. . 4 cone Corn. me.
Collector of Toner for South Norwnlk Union Baked Beetle. flc. ll M Pumpkin, ”c.
”“h‘” WM“ Condensed mu. cc. 3 lb w tcmum,m.
5. 1M.
Doted at south Norwelk. April 1 “b.”
that in...
Delivered It no. A HUNDRED: III A TON.
an end otter my to, ice warm will run deity.
SiWED and SPLIT W000
Very Best Elgln, Creamery Butter. 23c lb.
FRESH COUNTRY EGGS, 17c doz.
THE NEW lllllll mats,
8! Iain Street.
rectum. oo Amusing rain. or A CORD. D3333” 8r Hermit.
lliEBIEthlSlEtll ifflllllltll ~#——~ «~— Ww wwwwwwww > ......... w
creel-hr not! ere-cur muted to.
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