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Evening sentinel, Friday, May 24, 1895 · page 7

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Oct-Furnishing floods Department Mvn'n no y um in All the Full.-
“ stockist) with all tho newest nurel- ionahlo‘lh pea and colors 'at $2.00
tie: at wry low prices. Mon'n Spring and moo.
and Bummor Nurkwmr at 25 and 60 Men's and Boyn' Alplncn in all tho
centx. finality-o ohms Li 5". '75 routs newt-xi mlom. $1.50, $2.00 and $3.00.
and $1.00. i‘orcal-e rhino, WWI“ Wu am ahowlng an elegant lino of
designs. liptrt‘llll. in roots. litmuy. Buyi' amlt‘hlhirvn'ui‘alm in tho now
Underwear, Stupendous. (doves, l'm- uhnpos of Tun ()‘Siunior, Yachts. etc.
brellm in endless varwtles.

NtlTli'E.

lion's Show in Rursot and ('ulf, “‘hatovor wa poll no guaranu-c to
special valuos at 32.3.) and s LIN. .\ mn- pvrt‘m-t satisfaction.
complete umrtmont of lit-yr" and Clothing, Hats. Shoes and Pam-
Cblldmn‘s tihoca, mado to pix-o “will isluniz Howls.
wenr. Our asntirtmrnl of lavlii s‘ no.1 Baxnplva and blanks for Holt-moan-
lliuen' Shoes and Oxfords in largo urn-moat lit-illuponapplit‘allon.
and varied. “ml-Ll. BROTHERS.

. FASHIONABLE CLOTHING FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN.

”OI“. Spring Overcoats. In all the new styles islm‘l- m- '11'"=wr1wc> sizes to 50 inch cheat ............ ..$I0. 3'2. 3'50 5'8 ‘0 $28
Men’s Spring Suits. In Single Breasted Sacks trill” “1 “r i ”Wm and Cutaway Frock Iulte ............. .$I2o 3'5. 5'8. $20 to $30

8m|a|; Our lino of illur and llia. it Horn. 5 and t h: was aro Hymnal valum at 3|2' $|5 and 520,
one’ Spring and Summer Suits, limit: Panto in Single and Doubts Breasted Sack, made oi the newest materials . $8. 5 I 0. $ I 2, SI 5 to SI 8

Imall Boys’ Suits. (Showroom) made of tho nowost lab'ice. both stylish and durabla ..................... $3.50. $4. $5. $6 to Sta
(Wu have an olrgnnt nzsiiflilli'lll of Fine llrv ‘ “ Nuts for has, with both Short and 11mg Pants.)
Men’s Cutaway Coats and Vests tor mesa purposes. In Black. Diagonal. Tricot and Vienna at... ......... m2, Ola. and $la

"'All our Clothing Is lined and trimmed with the very beet materials.

“III AVE“ call 42" SII’

NEW YORK CITY.

 

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SUMMER GOODS.

Check.“ Ind Plaid. of Enormous Stu.
Beautiful Polo (Tr-pom.

Some of tho now t‘l'l‘lltlilb' urn hrocadod
with small sprigs in silk of the mono or a
contrasting t‘ultll'. Dots. and stars ill't‘ also
soon in silk. Ear-atlorod owr tho (-rinkh-d
ground. Mohair promisos to ho very lush-
iambic this reason. it is porn mm], but
so soft and lino that it irdiiilrult to iwliow
it has no silk in ‘n. It. is on glossy as spun
Illk. and though tho mndnmtlmm of tho
present day will mm-miwr it lot a favorito
tires» matiorlnl whoa they worn girls they
would hardly rawognizo it Il‘i'ilit'll in tho
modal-n fashion with watt-rings, hmcod-
lligfi and ondul-d with ohot I‘ITINJIH.

Fancy and (‘llt't'lii‘il rihhoua urn iwlnlz
much used to trim hats, as woll as: plain
flbbonfl, iluwt-ra and Ioiillw'. Stripos,

check- nnd plaids havo a tll'l'ltli‘il voguci

this maroon, lmth in ribbon» nml dross
goodit, but. it in doubtful if Amorlran wo-
men will imtopt tho oxtninu- patioma and

 

MYIIMER TOILET.

adopt tho largo Ililmk tutorials of will: and
wool which l’arlu has takon up no entha-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' u of aquaro aro tlmliltttlly startling.
Vary lightweight lino mponc am likml
delicate mnnmor gowns and are to ho
MI! in all polo shallow Thom aro low
that have cvor nppcnrcd in the
valet: of Wrights. weave. and colors
thlch crown tongue. it motor
chiming too nouns in the thin qualities,
flit Icmrupplo and clinging. Bloc or
pd. yellow. with c llmtlonu of cream

maul frill- ima, is particularly
' u tn‘hloanhlo this man as it

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“wally. Homo of tho (it‘flllllll’lallumi and ,

Anthropology.
I In tho study of anthropology it is not
9 lilo H'iontlst alono. but a pom-mi puhlir,
i that is inclined to consider that man has
it special physical law unto himself, and a
Shock contra “by an attempt to draw
odious pamih-io Ilt‘Iin‘l'll him and tho low—
or animals.” Wo got. to ho limit what. Mr.
1 ilaycrait callstoo"antimupm‘untriv." Sup-
‘ poso Wu tnko Illl‘ val-1- ot’ lwodogs of diilvr-
_ out broods. Knowinunolhing of tlu-ir po-
culiar traits. wo am to try to judgo their
qualitit‘a ivy studying thvlr hoods, lit ono
tin-to is a powvl‘lill jaw and not. much
room Iorbrains. Naturo has built that. (log
for light. Thoro has not lawn lt-l't spat-o
‘ enough almw tho l-yl-s for more than an
i Inn-raw llllcllllrl'lll‘i‘. in tho olhor that tho
conditions arc rvwrmi. 'l'ho jaws nro not.
Strongly nom-ntuall-ti. 'l‘ho dome of tho
hood in hlglwr.
if no do not want. a iighiingdog, wo
‘ M'il‘t‘t tho lattor animal. Win-n. tlu-n, tho
nilthmwlogist l-xamlnl-a tho skulls of pro-
historic int-n, ho Rilllm'fl anthropologh'ally
Iwith ruloand compass tin-so homicmlw.
l and ho main-ll his (“103le just on a mom-
liar of tho komu‘l club might with cvrtaln
novol broods of dogn. ll tho hraln pan is
big. tho nnthrotmlunlst my» this hood bo-
iongod to ”a largo irralnod. small jolted
man.” It lhobraln pan hi mnnll, ho ro-
vonwa hlu ordor of Words and says, "Thin
nkull In of tho "nail hmim-d, largo jawod
varloty, and tho lirai skull wan tho propvr»
ty of a man who won morn vlovor than tho
largo Jawvd varioty."-——Ni-w York Timon.

lingual: Ind Punch Women.

Tho 'l'ompa ha: a mrmlmndont in Lon-
don who hm ovldontlylu-on most favora-
bly imprcaml by tho charms of tho Ilium
linh italics. limiting could ho morn ridic-
ulous, ho dociai'm, than tho fancy portrait
of an Englluh woman an mm in tho mind’s
(~10 of n Fnun-hman who knows nothing
of England. Mum-t said "as cold man
English womnn." and tho F‘ronch pioturo
her no a art-mam with onormoun hot, n
Jaw like that. of a gorilla, lmny honor and
n lint molt, wearing a round hat, a groan

 

fitting rtmklngn, falling m-or boom like
! thouo nomination n divor'n drum. Hitch an
i idea maid only havo hotm protluml, he
doolnm, try hatred of Pitt at tho doi'oet of
Waterloo.

Tho gallant mmawndont pun-mill to

‘ comparo I'lnuilsh \vomon with Fromm wom-
on, not at all totho tilwlvonlamt of tho
former. What mun-rflvlai oim‘rmm tako
for whim-us in tho Euulish woman, ho do-
cinron. in molly minimum, an «my hoaring.
a bold. grave. ooniidcnt and unofficial
‘ mnttlwr. which oxrlmlm maturity in favor
. ol [wi‘mtml dignity. 'l'ho lanuioa woman,
ho acids. in lit-ought up in a upirit oi indo»
poadeaco, which is wanting in anoh fo-
nmio t‘llthilm. Him may appear a liltlo
more mannlnh pcrhnpr in ccnaoquonco, hilt
oncgcinuccd tothla. and moduli-choir
nonctholcuprcttycrfalrortrcch color-cit
at Mill or had-rpm New:
My amt-u.

"nu ammunition my low
that M M m and you no
m M in rural to it»
unit.” an Imitllluttnmt lull»
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The Chinese “'31:.

II a man full»; (load in tho stroot, whom
ho full-z tin-to ho will romain until tho
knowlmlgoof hia (loath rom'ium' tho oilioiala
in sumo roundalmnt tuannvr, {or to go to
i-ft'i‘ if anything could in- iinlw or in mow
Ill" body in a rllt'iit'l‘l'll ~pnt Would at iiill't‘
implil'ali- lln- loo l‘llillilfiliik‘lli' philanthro-
pist. So, too. tnnyont- look in vain ioraid
In Illi‘t’llrit‘lil prrsnnai injury. own in ono'a
own hoow, tho llll'l‘i‘ sight of Moral from n
Putting-'1' olti-n surfing in pri-ripilzuo nil
tho rorianls to liu-ir own quarh-rw lwlow
stain. whorl- thvy ru-main in a siolid. un-
rnnwrnml mama-r. twinning: in tho way
haul. lihoiy to outlaw Ktlsplt’inll to I‘l‘nl upon
Illl‘lllhi'l‘vi'rl In tho oil-oi of lilo injury'a
proving fatal.

It, is atalwl that. WllI‘ll tho history of tho
[in-soul dynw-‘ty room: to ho writton it
will ho rm‘ortlod that, who" tho hllupl-mr
Chin ifhi’ng was Iiiiiu'lu‘il 1’." conspirators
while passing: in his c-hair illt‘ollgil tho
streets of tho capital. only six pontoon out.
of tho largo crowds pow-oi. ramo forward
to holp llwlr sowniiun in tho lnolnvnt of
(humor. if so littio altruism he hllii“ n to-
ward tho “mm ol’ lit-awn.” it may ho inl-
animal how much in likoly to ho diapluym]
toward an culinary human Ill-inn. To ho
mm hour a man m'ontlydt-ad rondoran
()hlualnan liahln to bo auapwlvd of sumo
lnlort-st lll lilbl tli'illll, and ullnph'lon moduli
oilh'ial (-xavtion, for lying in (him in on
art; and not a uiu, in apltool tho Ionlurian
cloaalcs. Thou no son that, imt an the
wlro runs throughout tho body oi tho clay
imalzoa lmwkod in Uhlnoao nirooia. cou-
noollnn mush limb to tho body, so dooa
thorn rna throughout tho body oonmrato
of tho (:hlnoao pooplo tho ilxod principio of
mutual foar and distrust. of torror of tholr
YIIli‘l'i-i and lndiilomnco loall Iil‘liliild thorn.
—lt'urtnlghlly lloviow.

The Milton Rub-tribe".

Thotlmt. folio and illoatratod million of
Milton's “l’nradlno hull" watt luauod to

 

voil. amtaolm, n plaid shawl and lmso, ill 1

 

subscriimru in was by tho wall known
lxmktwiior, Jacob Tonuon. Tho lint of
“tho namon of tho nohiiitynnd mintry
that oncotmw'd ivy uttlmt'rlpllon tho print-
ing this oditloa of Milton’a ‘i’amdim
hmt' ” appears at tho mat of tho whom
and lllla nix pump. it t‘onluilm morn than
too namon, among which it to lull-rooting
to nolo thow of many of tho luuvta of tho
limo, including Wallor, Dryih-n, fioutih
«mo and otlwru. 'l'ho namm of mm or two
famous Minn, much an liotlm‘loli, Mo also
noteworthy. but it in aotirinun proof of tho
atmnuth of tho fooling which ntill oxintml
Millard Milton, on account of hill political
(minimal. that vory low of tho English
olmy tumour in tho lint.

At that data liwm uoro many pt-oplo liv-
Ing who had iii-an through thotmuhloun
time: of tho oivii war. and to ihom its an-
poritlm and hittorncsmt worn ntill a rooont
momary. 'l‘o wry many Enullnhmcn la
itlllll tho moon of Milton was bottoritnmt'n
In the Latin mortal-y to Cromwoll‘c trov-
crnmant. no the dolomlor of tho king's ox-
cctltlon and clronuomi edvooaio of ropub-
lionn imtitutionn than M the authoroi
magpie dmtlnod to rank {1min its clan
of wrliiorntum. Even a hundred rll
Minotaur hmdcti a critical; Dr. ohn-
run was littlhlo to vim Milton except
thmg’hntho mint ct mllilcal prejudicial,
but month: all napcrltlm, and no
lore of pantry nowadays», ohm HI

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huul Atlnltrnlion.
Ii ix wry rm.-‘~'urin.: to 1mm. through
Dr. “1"). I-lzi-mi-l of tho l'niloti Slain-s
tll'[i.'ii".iil'lli nl' :nzrit-ulloro. that moorl-
nol, It" grim-ally t-uppmmi, :ulnltrmit-d

 

oilh .~ .od. Hi'anulaml moi lump ulnar.-
an~ air liivmivlfi i} lama l’o\\tlvr--¢l.~tlg
or“: moat w» modal“ iluur or March. and
i: \v iruio ~ll‘_.l;'~u arr lmpuro simply.

through tho mi i.:.~~l -. and motor tin‘)‘ lil’l
lilflili‘ in :iTwJ'i' in rim-lu’m'luru. \Vilh sir
ll|'-- tin ;.- in dam." in 'l'ln-ru- i. wry lillh
“no nun-iv ,- Ernp, lllvr-l of what is will a.-
Mo-h l-- rm: n. l:ll\llll‘l‘ of plnmm» or raw
>ll'..i - it till a mail 1:.» portion of tilt
lxl‘utlll'd of tho maplo. uhilo in an ilnlln
llull tin'l::.:ll_. 11ml. .vlml I‘ya [ull'lll Illt' illit-
pll- Il}i\<‘l' i ~ yawn ll_\‘ ml I‘\II':|l'I of llll‘klir-V
hark. Liquid hula \‘ i. inrmlv miuitrl‘alotl
nilh glow-w i'niuh honor in imlllm and
jun i~ ll'lllill'i‘. ’ilu- uhi impr. «lull that
moth llillil‘_V on tho lranw in mlnltvralml
was pron-d to lll't'l'l‘ulit'uil‘, tir-«uml will“:
is no larvriy mlnltrmlrd with t-hil'ory.
Ind“. lit-m». rim, that ii In lair-‘ly found
port; :‘ulll |‘\i it tho ill".’I"Hlllitl iwrrv i-a imll
laimi. ‘l‘m brawl]: luixmi with It'l't‘llll'l
ll'lIH‘H. lull lrr-pn-nlly hm itr. “right in-
l'l'l a-ml by tho mhlitlonof will! of iron and
(aqua-r -. lnalrriula (lillii‘ lii'i‘jilllll‘llll in
hmlth. (”noon and i'lltu‘ultili‘ an- laruoiy
adnlwrniml with fillil‘t'll and sugar. and
prmluvls vinlnmlto ho urvally impnm-d
m in dimmtihillly may havo iiitlo o! tho
virtuoso! tho original «mam health-ft In
lhmu. _wwmm_- _ W “m

Whit n minioter can: Rev. R. N.
Payne, New Haven, Mo" writ”: “Plano
add my name to the long list. of friends
to your excellent DoWitt’n Witch [Jami
Salve; its me in my family for several
clot-I of thin eruption: nod cores provrd
it I perfect healer." Never fails to core
piles. (l. A. GregotydzCo. and (i. C.
Btillconzm

it is a fortunate day for a man when
he that til-covers tho value at Aycr'c
Sump-rim an blood-purifier. With
this medicino. be known he inn found I
remedy upon which be any rcly.nnd
lhlt his lltoolong mnlodyic It lut con-
quered. Bu cured othm. will care
’0“. ..._.~_WW.~..

The boat remedy lor hams, midi and
out. n DnWitt’r Witch Haul Solve. An
rxoolicnt cure for piles. G. A. Gregory
«94 a... and aflymw

A Ito-ruinin- Olin cl Rhee-oil...

From the Groom. Connecticut. lint".

David Lewis. who bu been Iiilictcd
Iliwinm by rhcnmntinmdc out again
and all due icons oi the medicine- Id-
nrtioed in our column. Aim trying
mythic. ponibic. in cord (3th
lain‘n Pain Balm, which ha Mined him
at all pain. from which how-comical
colour and prontlm to main him lit for
duty-non. Wolmumvldbal bun c
Monitor-rand m glad to no him
around again. Porn-la by ti. 0. Stilton.
4mi- _ _

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Building;

T in Immbdvmh-

Miami-p nation-hurrah
bit-Incl- tor-Hui. while. I!!!"
All]! BUILDING A BUSINEfl
TO STAY.

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_. . a ' Clothing;
2», , Furnishings
”‘5‘?’ and Hats

, At Low Pricee.
If Not Satisfied, Your Money Back, if you want it.

W. A. BENEillllT & 80..

19 Main Street, Sentinel Building,
Norwalk. South Norwalk.

 

 

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THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE,

Tristram & Hyatt,
(live This Your Thoughtful Attention.

The earnest quality we have given to our advertising for tho
since we started in business has left exaggeration far behind. bat we write Ill
print you can afford to read. We and our public are equally interested in “It“.
newa

It. in easy tolaecert,but it in the dolngmot the saying tint count- in the m nil.

HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.

Ladies wise in such things any that we have the lune-t and bent dbplcycd .-
sortmcnt of housefurniohing goods in town. Eurythiag tint cunning hull III
ingenious brains can devise to lighten the work in the kitchen are here so your -
vice, While all goods throughout the department, whether useful or mini,
are holding out such price bands of invitation to you as worn imply impuible.
Porcelain Onyx Banquet Lamp. center drnlt, 3 .
Cupid Ban net Lamp, 2
Decorated able Lamp. center draft, dome check, 3
Library Banging Lamp, 3

We want to talk about our Pioneer Oil Heater. mammoth burner at 01.25. J
the thing for cool nights and monings. A lamp and heater combined.
Burner Oil Stove, cast iron tank. 39c. We have better once if desired.
Grass Hammock. 55c; the White Mountain Ice Cream Freezer, 2 on. 81.80. the
best freezer on the market; 1 set Cupa and Saucers. v} doz. cups. 5; doz. mu,

8 inch Dinner Plates, 75‘: dozen; 7 inch Breakfast Pinter, we dczan; 6 inch TO
Plates. 55c dozen; 5 inch Pic Plates. 45c dozen.

Remember our kitchen department is not in the Moment but on the a“.
floor under our cloak room and is thoroughly lighted by men largo vim
tbnt customer: can see what they us buy lug.

NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.

Tristram it Hyatt, Norwali, Bonn.

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nulls & ill,

Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself in a bushel basket as to under-
sell them. And at this time are showing the best line of '

PIiINii illilTllliili

in the town. We handle nothing but the host. Cannot
afford to do otherwise.

FRANClSdLCO"

RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
86 W hinglon Street, - South liorwalk. Com.

IRE! FIRE!

Great Rdeuction Sale 'of

BRHEKERY, iLlSSWliiii ill
HflUiE FURNISHINI} lflflli.

Owing to the the in our «are we will ct coco common a
Great Fire Sale of clock. Now in the has to “cm bend”.

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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