Weather forecast.
. ‘7 < c
' ' . 0033m- y topartty
w'm-‘im mm
min. ring weather. '
point of the thermometer tor the
boom endins at noon today was
'iltklisst.1 71° above zero.
,. Alb-nastier Tomorrow. ‘
doom is no 'i‘ld
lattes lauthim. Ift'me"
‘ Vigilance Necessary.
m Norwalk apparently has secured
legislation necessary to prevent
, under the Washington street
‘ but there is danger that subse-
' legislation may be passed [that
eat the purpose of theamecd-
”soared to the Street and Tram-
. paniee’ charters. ‘
.. have it from reliable authority that
intended to include in subsequent
Maths“ proviso giving electric com-
”the right to appeal from the decis-
hl‘fl common councils to the Superior
other; It this is debs, we will beno
better 01 than before the amendments
werepe-sd, unless such legislation can be
fluted, or South Norwalk excepted,
m final action on the bills oi the
Wet Railway and Tramway companies.
t under such circumstances to
, H Insider the bridge by them
, Winds sholutsly prohibitcry.
'th‘enlore behooves our representa-
tives to give the closest scrutiny to every
measure brought beiore the Legislature
with any bearing on electric railways
Umpulous parties take advantage oi
the rush oi business at the close of logic!
lathe sessions to secure that which could
pt be obtained otherwise. Such a
, method may not be intended in this case,
:but may be adopted for other localities
* and become operative here.
Then should be no relaxation of vigi
flaiiut until the legislative session is clos-
ad, or we may be caught in a trap that
I- been most sdroitl y concealed.
“lithe Rent In noses.
,LAloamlt, Pa, Juns10.--”The Feast
fl not." was commemorated in Zion’s
church, Msnheim. this county,
The ceremony consisted oi pay~
one red rose to the lineal descend-
Ilonry William Sticgel, who
ground to the congrega-
, with the stipulation that an
tel oi one redrcseshouidbs
hairs icrsves “whenever same
“demanded." The church
decorated with roots. "ha
t s
be
fills We Drowned.
an, June io.-'I'hrss boys-
m. Patrick Morris and
Sheridan aged 11, iii and it years
_. mwsnt bathing in Lake Erie.
m tailed with cramps, and his
f went to his rescue. when
In low Attorney General.
art. June to.-Jndgs Judson
the new attorney general, spent
, will his family here. He received
.flilwe and telegrams ct congratu-
‘ Instill pouring in. Hscouid not
when he would go to Washington.
Alsotseslsptsaisa.
‘ ,y » Pa. June lit-James Carlin.
" 7 was totally and William Pound-
} burned
Vi.
~: .
‘ l "' "iv Hair
‘1 1‘ ‘. ,.
' Felling Out. >
‘3
_ Vigor
After using on bottle or this
d”li'.’iiiie’iiii3i“.‘ii“‘°m'°“
telling out."'-—Mrs. Hem
are «E. 68th St, New York, N”?
Prevents
flair ”from
SBNTINEI. PATTERN. '
A Tissue Paper Patten of This Garment
Ilay be Obtained by Using the mesa
Printed Below.
We have made special airangements
with the agents of the celebrated Bauer
Glove’Fitticg Patterns, by which we can
present to our lady readers some of their
garments. Full .and explicit directions
for putting together the garments ac
company each pattern.
«is—unite HABIT assess
HINTS BY HAY liANt‘ON.
Heather mixed Scotch chsviot is cho-
sen for this deservedly popular style of
basque. which is simply finished with
out decoration in tailor style.
The glove tilting adjustment is secured
by the usual double bust darts and other
seem that are closely defined. The
basque is closed in double-breasted fash-
ion, the lower edges being shaped in
tronttolorm double points. gndglg
shortened over the hips. and length
again at the back to term the graceful
postillicn that is arranged in stylish
coat laps inceuter and plaits from the
side back seams.
Stylish lspels are reversed from the
upper portions of the fronts and meet
the rolled coat collar in notches.
The glgot sleeves are iashioncd “with
one seam and are stylishly disposed over
comfortable linings shaped with the
usual front and back seems that fit the
lower part of the arm closely to the
wrists.
The basque is worn with a chemisettc
of white pique or linen, with small how
neck tie.
For traveling, shopping, horseback
and cycle riding, or general wear, this
style cl basqueie most appropriate, it
going a favorite with all ladies of good
gore.
Pattern 6416 is cut in six sizes, vim——
33, 34, 86, 88, 40 and 42' inches bust
measure.
The retail price of pattern is 25 cents.
Quantity 0 material 44 inches wide:—
33 inches bust measure, 2t yards.
86 inches bust measure, 2! yards.
40 inches bust measure. 8 yards.
42 inches bust measure, 8* yards.
EVENING SENTIllEi. illilll’illl
INTITUNG TO ONE PATTERN ANY
F SIZE. 05‘ N0. M17. ‘
(lot this out. tilt in your name and addres-
ssnd mallpr take to
Student's Bargain House.
ism
ADDRESS ....................
.... W............»».
AmitN No. “10. SIZE lb
is con and it etc. will
Thtern atvaurtevaut‘s. North'ofinn and
on streets. South Norwalk. .
ONES! THANKS.
Yale's loais ia law undoamlarverd is
lowing Fast.
Yale's shells and launch are nowcu
. The launch arrived Fri-
ths afternoon. Yale's crew arrived at
i post Saturday. It is eat that Bob
on J. (Jock would be to msetths
crswsud that hewillremsin until the
race with Harvard has been rowed.
The Barvard crews are putting
great win-k. They had a
course Friday wIIlolI.
sctcry as could banished,
very newest and choicest patterns or 0
- workers or this city hero adopted resolu-
‘ “ “"" "" ‘ """W " '
The ltstbodbt Episcopal church was
well titted last niche the so allow-
3 m ism sod testers
' 3% the child
, e .. ran
ell mad. lisp-sis! mention
maybemade or the piece entitled the
“Golden Gate.” in which thres‘ and
three boys team“ the of the
making the marched through
m .MIICI My “but. Great
tisdue‘to the superintendent and
others having the entertainment in
for the emctect manner in which
thee lldrsn took their parts. Rev. J.
It. Carroll made an address approplste
to the occasion
Rev. Father O'Brien and James Birch,
srdwere in New York city, last week,
selecting furniture {or St. John's paro-
chial residence, which is to be
ly renovated. Commencing out no
day and continuing until iurther notice
there will be two masses said Sunday
mornings in St. John's church, one at 8
and the other at 10:15 o’clock. by Father
'Brien. The latter made many
friends since his oppointment here, and
ispsricrmin his numerous duties in a
thorough an energetic manner that is
very inspiring.
Wilbur Reed. who has hen employed
by Grocer F. V. Cantrell for some time.
wiilstart on a vacation next Tuesday,
with the intention or visiting Bulleio,
Niagara Falls and other places. He will
be accompanied by his sister, Kiss Ella
Reed. . His place at the store will be
filled by Samuel Wood, who is now be-
in broken in. Saturday John Sweeney
.2.”- rwri" no r. r"
a tion it t e orw cc setcry
in South Norwalk. “’
”D'géBfiherenol Darieg. six liensao‘n
are as a ticing p ys c s
- h. It intingle is anything New
Canaan actually needs and is suiferlng
for it is a less more doctors. Those that
are now here have become rich and are
only waitin for new ones to come in so
can re from business and enjoy
their wealth—New Canaan Hessenger.
other horses came up to “Jumbo,”giving ‘
him a terrible kick,breaking hisehoulder.
The animal was sites-wards shot to and
his suffering.
A public meeting will be'heid in the
Town Hall this evening at 8 o'clock. in
regard to having lire department es-
tablished here. report or the com-
mittee appointed May 15th will also be
submitted. A large attendance is desired.
William E. Fairbanks I‘m‘ssnt
of horsesto Bridgeport, to work ng
the line of the [song Distance Telephone
company, between t city and this
place. where it is uecesssary to make a
number of repairs.
Knapp, who has been employ-
ed by iveryman George S. Bailey (or
some time. leit Saturday to accept a
situation with Mather d: Grumman, the
grocers, succeeding Nathan Nash.
A horse owned by William E. Fair-
banks, kicked another animaiso severely
last Thursday evening,as to break its
hip. The injured animal was killed
shortly after by Constable Keeler.
hire Ralph W. Birchsrd has been at-
tending her mother, lire. JohnGreen-
wald, who is seriously sick with bronchi-
tis at her home in New Canaam
William B. Durham, who has been
visiting friends in Shelton tor the past
week, has returned to the Soldiers' Home
at Norotcn.
Ir. and hire. George licCleiland, who
have been visiting at the residence oi
Edwin llcCieliand, have returned to
Brooklyn.
lit. and Hrs. Jeocings,oi Brooklyn,
are visiting tire. Jeanings’ rather. John
D. Crlmmins. at Fernwood-on-ths-Sound
E. A. Hall, the Ncroton butchsr.sur-
greed his lather by appearing with s
d ndeome new delivery wagon, Fri-
sy. ..
George A. Till has had an electric fan
placed in his deuce. ii. I. medley
did the work.
In. H. E. Bill and son, of New York,
are visiting“: the residence oi Henry
us V‘ifll '
Selectman Hockey's handsome resi-
dence on ttaln street ls receiving a coat
of paint. .
Jerome S. Gainer lshavlng his house
painted. Thomas P. Cave has the con-
tract.
A car load of furniture arrived Fri-
day for A. ‘F. ltcrrlsou.Prospsot eve-
nue. ,
Theicngshsd in the rear of Walter
Batss’ barn is being rebuilt.
William Dugdale has opened a grain
store in Dr. Payne’s building.
Albert R. Block spent Sunday in town.
i
Against the Sweet Shops.
ltoonsmeu, .luns ll.-—'i‘no gamest
time looking to the abolishing oi the
sweet shop system. it is probable that
they will make a request oi the manufac-
turers to attach a union label to all Roch»
ester made goods.
An Italian Stabbing.
Pnrtanstrsis. Junemucondlgic Be-
dlco. aged its years, was stabbed in the ab-
domen hyenunkncwnpsrscn anddleda
tow minutes attertrsrd. The murder oo-
ourrsd in a house at m Christie street
Km “ital Dara“.
Ramon. June tun-liaise ion. at
lime Alf'JlIIMIlIth. wherever.
”flammwm
Gail Iamfltsa Worse. .
‘A wusissrcs. Jane iuultlm we.
Fen MEN. ~
, J 2 Q ‘ ‘
for box of six pairs. Actual value, the a pair.
“a FOR BOYS. ‘
styles, two for the.
high class goods at wonderfully low prices. Look at them.
SHIRT WAISTS.
mgusstabutauuammoughnsao.
'5.
7 ' Ousbuodrsd dosen’lien's GottouBoMIst'beiLorlce
4 Fine linpcrted Rose, in black and tens. high spliced heels and toes, two pair for 23s., on
1
Five lines of Boys’ Shirt Walsh-made of fine parcels, neatly finished. The regular 39c
kind, at 25¢ each.
SUN UMBRELLAS.
One hundred Umbrellas, extra fine Silk, Gloria Twill, 24 inch, made on. carved and nature!
sticks, good for sun or'rain, perfection in finish, 81 98 each. You might pay $3.00 elsewhere for
onenotsogocd. , . . ., " ~ V
.‘,
NECKWEAR.
Men’s ,Teck Scott's, light and dark effects, regular 25c quality, Saturday, 17¢ each.
Two hundred and fifty pure Silk Windsor Ties, five inches wide, full length, very newest
A full line of “Trilby” and “Countess" Tack Scurfs, to be worn with ladiee’ shirt waists, ,
These torrid days compel the ladies to lock for light weight clothing. What looks cooler
than a nice Shirt Waist and separate skirt. ' We have four hundred Shirt Weists, at 250, 39c, 50c, '
William H. Falrllnkl lost "Jumbo," 98‘“ ”25' ,2
are of his horas, last Thursday night. 3,7. ‘ ,
Theanimsl with some others were out . . .
in a lot eating gram. “when one of the And a beautlful bne of
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
Black, grey and navy blue Alpaca, $4.98 up; black figured Mohair Skirts, at $3.98, “.25, ;
85.25. Duck Suits, Blazer and Eaton styles, 81.25 to 03 50.
BEEF
is the most strengthening of foods. Its invigorating properties are known to everyone. It :mskee solid flesh, rud y blood,
strength. ’ _
MALT
Induces a hearty appetite, gentlsttimulstes the stomach to digest its food, and is unequalled in prompting a complete, and
CELERY
Robs the nervous system of all Irritability, feeds the worn out nerves. promotes sleep and takes away feeling of exhaustim
and debility.
These three ingredients are the the sum and substance of that great nerve blood tissue restorative, Beef Malt. We an
disposing free samples to all, at our store, during this week. Come in and learn about the eight points of Beef Halt.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
Lunmt train, 33 wrsmnsmu STREET.
TELEPHONE CALL. 13-2.
Takellarsoi YourEyes SOME PEOPLE THINK
EXAMINATION FREE. and thus spend their money no
rapid assimilation
good advantage; others keep right on payining old foggy dealers the same old
high prices and then cmplain about the cost of living. Do you? We hope not.
Cast Your Eyes Over These Prices:
Carolina Rice, 5 lbs for 25c. Ammonia. large, 7e.
Corn Starch. pound package, do. Ammonia, as.
English Pickles, pte., lilo. Washing Soda, per lb. , lo.
Domestic Pickles, i pie, its. 6 lb. Soda Crackers, ado. ‘
Baked Beans, 3 lb. can, 10c. ll) cakes Soap, see. .
GRADUATE OPTICIAN, Baked Beans, lunch, to. Pure ma, 10c.
Good Sardines, do. Root Beer Extract, 0c.
is south asi- emu. 80- N'Nm- Corned Beef, 2 lbs., 20c. Soused Mackerel, its. , -
' ‘ alt! Roast Beef, 8 lbs, 210. Shredded Codllsh, 9e. .
W Osnned mum. 20c. Full Cream Cheese, its.
' h ' These are only a few sample prices; our whole line is sold equally low. ‘ g. '
Best Elgin Creamery Butter, lite.
Best New York State Dairy Butter. lie.
THE NEW illlili STBRES.
' Donovan Building, 33 illsinStrcet.
Norwalk Chronicler