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‘1‘?“me Norwalh; telephon-
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The llrealac iieatiael haaa circula-
tion in the town o! Kermit and its
link larger. ocuiderably. than the
combined circulation at the other two
Iteal lolliea. Oar preea roolr' it al-
waya 0pc- te advertlaere
'0' YOUR low-Id Weather l'orocaet.
.wemer.tair weather. and um to
Mmthwwtterly and eoutheriy wind: will
mail. followed by some cloudlucrs in the
Ioathanpartaol this section. On Saturday.
fair to partly cloudy weather will prevail.
with alight temperature changes and fresh
Ioutherly winds. followed by local rain in the
like won. and on Sunday. fair to partly
cloudy. calmer wrath". possibly with local
rain east of the law r-n-rinn.
Thermometer Record.
The loweri- point of the thermometer for the
twenty-inur- hcure endlnu at noon today waa
44° above tern; higheet. 823 above zero.
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lint-tore Almanac tor To-momw.
Ilnlbta Dual-ta Blah ride Ianide
at m l arms at 11:09 at 5:40
MW
Equality of Opportunity.
Colonel Carroll D. Wright tukos a
cheerful view of the social and economic
Imitation. both in tho pmsont and the
future. He admits that thorn in no
equality of opportunity really. neither
wan there over. but. we are approaching
that condition more nearly than past
generations did and progross toward bet-
ter things is steadily advancing. ”Look-
ing out broadly, one may say that wider
opportunities huvocmne to all classes in
muletydo the rich as to tho pmr, to the
pi'ofeuionul man {is woll as to the arti-
Ian. to eomiprofcmional lalmrors as well
I to common lalmrors. " As proof
that things are growing hotter Mr.
Wright tolls no in Tho Forum that. in
l800, 20.“) per cont «if/our population
were at work at mom making occupa-
tions; in 1890, 36. l per cent. Possibly
this may mean at as a {Kroplfl we are
rich larger prnrmrlion of
l have to gouut and hustlo
or ring, but that in not tho viow
taken by Colour-l Wright Ho says:
Thom llllurm pr-w.- ('ulu'lllrllt‘ri)’ that wo urn
not only making I'l'nl pin-grow toward a
[router opportunity, but towpril a uhutor
equality of Uruguay-[unity m fluvial :imi ineluatrlnl
life. and lili‘)’ r'nznlrltrlt‘ly lull all drum t
undo to wow that nmvhin. rywtlw intluvnco
cl invmliun fillfilllJfl'H [alum so far it» we'll-t)"
Ila wlmlo is co-m-rm-ll. ll Would hr air-inn!
tour-gnu for u olnulv monivnl that Elll' iiilrt)
dilution of ma. izlnt'ry low n it in muny in
[knot-n (lidplm' rl lllllri'lrlllfilil :mrl rwlum-«l
Chi-m not only Ion-1min pow-1 l but to pan
Pcl‘lrflli. 'l‘lm (.ll‘w‘d'l‘ man. i \\ ll l.-~ rmulp F.
the individual. but lllr‘ Torin 1-:lurlpru\'wth;‘.t
no lar- m tho whulv Twig; ul' lhn 1»: Uplu' 1» Hull
dorm-ii Home in rm .‘llI'll lli‘ph '. luvIJ, lllHl u
atudy ml “in «xpamnw ”hm. ow -l maviuuvr)
Ind invrulmn Ly tho .‘mliqtlml Lil thud fur
filter prim-n tlu- \‘aim- of ihu lllfiiiiill'lll. Thu
mt nuinlwr of now upvnin-qx xwr. rknnwn lw
bro rmullinu lrwm um fillllll ol'fvrs ill.“ law:
proof in than mnmtinn. and ll oll'a w. loo, pram!
that one lllwni' ummrlnmly \\ ill luv illuuulunml
when Mmtluer "1' ll mum- prnlilahh- naturi-
W. l'wpln talk about Elll' luriH of our mm-
mon‘v‘. l snap" t Hwy run-an by thin tho the»
demo of tho carrying trail»: of tho l'nitul
Motel. Tho carrying trmlo of tho l'uitml
M under Amor'mn (‘nlurel (low not pay so
well no trumulm'lurimg and lm-r'lmnlval induw
tried. Whm it time. thorn will ho a lllvc-reiuu
of capital from manul’m-lnriuu to tho curry-
ln. trade. Mil whmr farm labor pays all wr~ll
II mechanical thorn will in: n rru‘urn 0! urban
population to muntry iliutrii'ta.
The Trade. With South America.
Counting nrtiolw lmnght and nrtivlos
mid. the total cor ”non-0 of tho mntinvnl
of South America with nlhcr lands
amount» to till 1,000,000 it your. Nam
rally the truths of thmo ropnlrlivu ought to
001110 lump-1y tuthoir sietor ropuhliv, thl-
United Sluice. ll. (loco not. Only oar--
aevcnth of it turns in our dim-lion, and
We buy much nmrotlmu Wu still. “'15le
to South America $02,000,0tm worth at
[oodMWUry your and buy from low Silly
000.000. ltncomunhamt inrrmlihlo that
the bulancc of twin in m l lu-avily againel
no men in Smith Amorh-a. But it in.
Tho Latin Anwrioan rupulrliue 8011 all
tho: on" to tilt. but when tin-y want to
hit] anything thI-y com] to llurnlm for
it. The hiMmH for this are not i‘nrth hy
General I. W. Army, our-at in man
Amman for tho llilt‘l‘llltllllllltl and (lot
tori State/Ii oxtxmitiuun, an lullnwrl:
”MN-We how no humor in South Amcvrioo.
lump" hoe them Wurywhurtu
Mind-um m‘l'i:l1u't l‘rvw stoanmhipn to south
Mirth». Enron» rum tiwm ovr-ryw‘oorn thorn.
“Mm-Wu how no linilvd Button atom in
lull-h America. Europe has rm winner in all
M of that continent.
Worthwhile coil [or cult. Europe given
“I.
museum maim- gmde and padre thorn
ballttho liontlr American trmlo. W0 don't.
he to of limith‘Amrriu have a uni-
run an intcaae dmrll’t- or trade out
My with m. and thorn to now on unci-
”With“: for tho llnitml Shim. ll?
fill nitride Winner methods, to get the
bode at M continent. -
_. “WW. ~44. _ .
3’ June 1 Atlanta will have flnlehod
fie work (It the buildings for the Inter-
national and Cotton mm capoeltion.
WI hundred men have long been at
Moe rim. Atlanta “merom-
fiflhmhrm‘w
B
n
u-
r no It MW
.31"... Emir 1 was rm» air."
a burr;r tho but it war not no
roams-Elm ,
Eadcéii” '
" I tried: ‘
, ,lleillartlc Pills
that I received anything like per-
manent horn-lit. A sin in box of .
these pills (Till the wor
ltllll l
aches, and a well man."—-—(‘n.is.
formc,
am now froo from homi-
lirrrcruxos, East Auburn, Me.
Medal '
And Diploma
ll“ an aruclrs‘.‘
Ellillllll Still.
BABIEN AND 30301011.
The tollowiog artiste lrorn Stamford.
Kinsman", plaolet; lira. Blackwell.
vocalist. and lit. Southwick‘, banjolet.
will lurnleh the oracle tor the lathodlet
Epworth League entertainment in the
Town Hall, next aneday night. The
comedy,"lly Wile'e Kothcr," will be pre-
eented at that time.
A lruiterer’s wegon went all to plum
on llalu etreet, in trout of Jamee Bur-
chard’e reeldence. yeeterday. The driver
procured another turnout and motioned
.At World’s Fair.
Money In Street Rallwayefl
A little book called “Street Railway
Iri’vectmcnte." writtcn by Edward J.
Higgins, purports to giro report of tho
rialm, monagoinont and profits of direct
railways. Tho volmno takvn account of
a number of lhmo railway; in tho yours
from 1890 to 1893. “'0 find for ono
thing that the not comings of tho roads
have incl-minor] considornhly fillit‘t‘ the
change of motives powvr {mm humor to
olm‘tricily. Tho llll'l‘i.‘llfit' in line mort- to
iliminislwd olmrating vxmnsm than to
im moo in trailio. though tho unir'crsal
pumping up of olm'lrir 1': ads has inv
l‘l'l‘HMVl that l w. As to tho niom'y to in!
Hindu in atroct rm lway inwlentuils llwro
is moot variation. ll owls as much to
run mm in a lownof H.000inlmhitants
us in one of 100,000, yt-t tho dit‘i‘vrmit-o
in tho murmur of [umtigors nnrkon tho
[)l‘trllllv’ in t‘lll-‘t' of the small ('ityso limit-
(‘ll lllitl ulwvrtain that they are only
worth considoring by local capitalists,
wliilo in cast- of llll‘ Tumor place these
profits range unywhoro from 15 to 25 per
cent not. In cusp of oilios of tho hirgcst
size. 500.000 and ovcr. the‘ not profits
are still largcr. Hmvowr. all those com-
panion uro ononuoanlyovorcapitalirml,
and tho not inconw in carofully calculat-
cd on a basin of tho earning imwors of
tho road. ils debts. oto. Taking tho
roads at thoir own ('npilzilimlioll, tho in-
wslor rot-elves on tho rnonoyho puts in
to stroot railway stock in a city of 100.-
000 and our anywhoro from 6 to ll per
cent. 'l'lwso comings arr solo and cloudy,
and Mr. Higgins considers that thorium-
0y of worm-n and minors can be invest-
ed in no honor way than in goal street
railway slur-k.
Moanlinw in Grout Britain street rail-
ways uro rapidly pasxing nmlcr munic-
ipal ownvrsliip. Tho usual mothml is
for thooity lnlnotho lun'kvr of amm-
puny llml borrows lhr- mum-y and con.
slrnrmllmrmul. 'l‘lw rilyllivn luwwlhr'
mall to tho ('Iilllllllll)' to main- vvhat it
can out of it fora ioi'nmf yours; ne’lmlly
from 21 to ill) yours, 'l‘lro limo is calcu-
latoll on tho mm. of llw r'oriml rmmircd
tn wipo not lhv dolor llll'llrl‘l'rl in Will.
hll'lll'lllig lllt' rum]. 'l'hm‘ompzmy lmnllll:
[row to tho oily :le ummul l'l‘lliill wlual
to thu inn-{wt on lln- mun: y iim-slml
and an additional rum for tho sinking
fulfill. which is to i'uur‘r-l llll'lll‘lll. Wlloli
tho lli'lil in all paid. tho r‘Htupuiiy turns
over tho road. with all its prollln and
l‘llllrlllilll‘lllh, l-i tin-oily. In July illne-
gow lll'i'illlll“" owner of Mll'll a railway.
’l'lm sum which will thus au-c-rm- to tho
municipal ll’i'ilsllr)‘ will gnlall‘ tulighlvn
tho rule of laminar.
BOWAYTON.
Dr. Wilcox. 0! Stamford. will lead
the meeting of the Stamlnrd Union of
Young People‘s Society of Chrietian En-
deavor, in the Rowayton Baptist church.
tonight. A goodly number is expected to
come lrom Slamiord and the anrrouod-
lug district. end a good time to expected.
The Iodine o! the church will provide
more refreahrnrnla (or the vialton at the
clues o! the oervlca. it in hoped that all
the member: ol’ the Young People’e Sir
clely of Chrlatian Endeavor a! the Hip
tlet church will be prearnt. All are wel-
come.
Many ol the tron on llalu street have
teller: on a white coating the past week,
the property‘ownere having painted the
bio journey to South Norwalk.
borne in Percale, N. J.. yeeterday. ac-
computed by tiles Helen Boodeld, who
will make ’a vialt there.
weekly rehearsal Wednesday night, and
expecla aoon to aetonieh and charm our
youugatete.
placer eeverel heautilul lilac trees in the
door yard of Robert I. Tollee’ residence.
visiting her eieter, Madge Chrietien, haa
returned to her home in New York city-
herc tomorrow. re the Trllbye, of Siam-
ford, have rent word they cannot come.
conelderably improved. and there are
strong hopee of her recovery.
be pending a few daye with his grand-
latlErj, C. G. Iorehouae.
York city.
A 'l‘laauo Paper Patton 0! “I'll“ (tomcat
with the acetate ol the celebrated Bear
Glove-Fitting Patterns, by which we can
preeent to our lady readers acme of their
very newest and choicvat patterua of
permeate. Full and explicit direction
for putting together the garments ac
company ouch pattern.
this comfortable and attractive looking
ehirt waiat (or boyr.
elude or buttons need in cloaiug, is oil'eet
by a olneter of three aide plane on each
front, the back being arranged in three
single box plaito.
under arm and shoulder eeame. strap
that are atitchod on each edge giving ex-
tra elrenzth to the ehoulders.
etylre ol collar are provided with a nar-
row neck band.
the belt which is provided with buttons
at intervale to properly eupport the knee
trouerra.
at the back, provided with extra lap por»
tione, and finished with cutie that cloee
with buttons or etude.
while linen, mualln, cambrlc. gingham.
madrae. or cotton cloth, are all need for
boye' waleta in this etyle, and mothrra
will find it economy to have them mode
up at home by thia pattern.
10 and 12 yearn.
Mire Maud Mather returned to her
The Mod Gutter hand held it- usual
Two younx men recently broke into
lire Grace Christian, who has been
There will probably be no ball game
The condition at Ill-a Harriet Tilly is
Claude Walker, of Yale college, bar
1 wn Clerk Thoddcue Bell lain New
SENTINEL PATTERN.
lay be Obtained by Using the 00an
Printed Below. ‘
We have made epeclal arrangement-
ecw—ecvso sum wusr
HINTS BY HAY ”ANTON.
Dotted pcrcale in red and white made
The center box ploit that dlaplaye the
The eimple shaping in accomplished by
Two
The walrt to slightly gathered under
Ccmlortable eblrt alcoves are alaehed
Striped, checked. figured. or plain
Pattern Gad-tie cut in live circa: i, ll, 8,
The retail priceol pattern in 25 come.
Quantity 0! material 86 inchea wide:—-
'or email rice, 4 yeah old. ii yardl.
For medium elre. 8 yearn old. 1! yards.
Forlorn rm. :2 your old, 2 yarda.
tmntu. They prove quite attractive.
Iir. and tire. David Alexander, who
have been vlaltiog Iir. and lire. AJ.
Lockwood. cl Walton, N. Y., returned
hon-e yeeterday.
Janice ll. Stevens to re-ernbelllahlog
the home owned by lira. John De
Warm, and occupied by it. ll 33er-
ton.
Richard ll. Boyleton haa coco! the
iraodeoroert magnolia vloeMn thleplace
at hie home on Halo «not.
In. A. D. Ward and themeubere at
her honaelwld are at Catchment la-
tent! for the runner.
New York partlee have Toned the
(cm Warren I. Balthplaoeaearthe
We”
children cry for
Pltcher'a Ontario.
e
Mmm‘mwpneém
mum-mammals.
unaccounted-ante“
heard-mammalian.“
f
EVENT“ SENTINEI. WITHIN
1 0 TO ONE PATTERN ANY
WITH: 1‘ SIZE. 0" 310. In“
th dill rnarneandaddm
madlui'éuwnm *
Sillllllll's Bargain Hone.
most * .
lnrrrmnsrmrmm
to cellar‘rt w‘centeirnow taggeota a
on ecee one xtu
19 cente a yard. y roe
Ten pieces Black Mohair,
Eight iccee Imported M h
Four p coco Cheviot 8
We have the
They always retai
fore t
For the coming hot days.
Prices, 98 cents to t5.
charge. Articles of Furniture,
you nothing.
COR. MAIN A
Telephone Call 57
DRESS Goons; "
yard. One care, 80 placer imported Carburetor, all wool, all colore, ill-cent quality, at 25 cents a
Five thour and yorda French Ber
very popular, 35 cents a yard.
0 air. sold everywhere at
ergo black and navy,
boot and most complete lining
Another case Buckskin Fibre; regular price, 35 cents; at 25 cents a yard.
'lfl‘llrmeil, ,. concave you X
you c, all wool, 86inch wide, all the popular alludes. imported '
, that'eold so well last week. Como quickly if you want some at
_ 81; our price 75 cente yard.
5t inches wide, 31.00 quality, at 69 'centa a yard.
department in the state. .
SILKS. '
(a
Twenty-five pieces India Silk for Summer dresses and waists, fast colors and very durable.
lot 39 cents, but for this week we
shall make a run on them at 19 cente a yard.
BAMBOO scREENS.
There are many verandne in Norwalk upon which
he‘prozzu is of no use until evening. You can reel
ful ventilating Bamboo Screens that
fill breezes to blow through. We be.
the hot summer sun shines all day. there-
. rfiy that by hanging up one of our beauti-
ohadee from the sun and at the some time allows the delight-
ve all lengths and widths, 6x6, 8x8, 8x10, 10x12.
HAM MOCKS.
We have 25 different styles in Mexican and woven Hammocks.
. SEBIIRE FURNITURE Slilll’llNS.
N. B. Do not forget to secure one
of our Furniture Coupons; no trouble and no extra
worth from 83 to 36, are certainly worth having when they coat
THE BOSTON STORE
ND WALL STS., N ORWALK, CT.
-4.
la the most strengthening of fools. lie in
ctrcngth.
rapid oeeimilalion
and debility.
CHARL
lnducee a hearty oppotitc, gently stimulation the stomach to (ligmt in; load. and in unequalled in prompting a complete and
Roha the nervous system of all Irritability, {code the worn out nerves, promotes aloe
Three three ingredieute are the the around unbalance of that
(ll-poring free eomplus to all, at our store, during this went. Corns
lEAIllNS SRDSEB,
TELEPHONE CALL. 13-2.
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T77
BEEF
vi‘orating propertiei are known to everyone. It makes solid fleeh. ruddy bled,
MALT
CELERY
p and taken away feeling of exhalation
greet nerve blood tiaaua restorative, Beef Malt. We are .
in and learn smut the eight palate of Beef Malt. '
ES E. SEYMOUR,
33 WASHINSTSN STREET.
Nanci.
School Taxes.
thou wllbedue and
achoo “Illa
u hlch
3:331: md‘lfl'ut'. at Rtiiim's a
store er Washington etreet. Pecan“ t
m ' r trout y let.
0' ”in: 314%»: r’rt‘l‘taxae remaining
is».
mime ot'l‘axaa for MirI’o'rwm Tlnlou
a... Wmflfirrmm. April u. ”an
CRYSTAL WAVE ISE
memo-mm. a mourn: «are:
mmmmnmwwwmmwf!
SAVED and SPLIT llllllln
tamer a commit. aracoan.
Munroe
r- on the
Eli:- r aball h:
mun-ammu-
srrclunlrolcnrnis
Three Crackere are line gooda end all strictly lreeh. Your money luck I
you are dieeatleficd.
5 lhe. (linger Elna . 25c.
5 the Lemon Cree re 25c.
51hr. Oyetrr (trachea, 250.
5 lbs. Fancy (Jr-chm, " .
ii the. Bods Crscken, 25c.
Washing Soda, lc lb. Gold Dual. ’00.
dim, . Rout Beef, 20o.
Ammonia, lie. 4 cane Corn. 25c.
Baked Boone. 5c. 8 cans Pumpkin. 26c.
Gondeueed lilk, 6c. 8 lb pail Cottcllne. Mo.
Very Best Elgin Creamery Butter. 280 lb.
FRESH COUNTRY EGGS, 170 doz.
THE NEW Yllllll STllllES,
Donovan Building, 18 Haindtreet.
Booth Norwalk.
, u '1'. BATES,
ADVERTISE IN TllESENTlNEL ~.
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