Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 2, 1896 · page 4

 
 

 

 

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Inf..- ”Want.""'l'olot.”and
Ui‘filo'odvertisemcats. not exceeding live
“ . sandman: threetlrneuec: outlines.
concealer-lino. Innings and
_, Wm. Scheduled rates 1011:1115-
7, advertisements tarnished on applica-

on nun-11, 111811.111 advance.

prepaid: One month. 601:: three
. 61.13: six Incl-the. ”so; one year. Is.
“ red by newsbors. 1111 a week. to be paid
. carrier.
(Irma. «No. fl Washington street.
M Notwalk: telephone call. Ila-5.
bullpen Omen. No.18 Wall attest. Nomalk .
me call. 02-1.
lustrous are welcome at The Sentinel office.
youknow of any news. you will confer a
‘ ,9vorby telephoning. sending or bringing It
the office.
bonuumcsrlons should in all cases be ad—

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the Town of Normal]: and its Suburbs
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New York Herald Weather new

. Thewenther today promises to be partly
clondmwith fair intervals and slight tcmpe-
'reture changes. possibly loilnwcd by local,
rain Tomorrow It pmmiscs to be partly
cloudy to fair. and warmer followed by loud

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{lianty-tour hours ending at noon today
was“ degreesabove zero: lowest. :11 degrees

Low tide
11:5:

Sun sets

at 11:52

.1 11: "ml 1 “Will?

WHAT FIIIEIIIS HAS ’10 S \b.

 

Give 1111 Pure “'Iucr. I

7" Wanannotuis acommuuity, hope to
bothgplnand retain additional populi -
,ticudi‘ud consequent importance as rap-
idlyimdoabcr pushing localities with
lower natural 11111 outages, uuic ss- 11'1-
‘ givh more heed than has been the prac-
lice inthc past to such needs as will
" attract rather than repcl newcomers.
Perhaps our most apparent need at thi.1
time is a supply of water, not only
turn ‘ for its abundance and unusually
high to, but for purity as wall
The period during which our water sup-
ply becomes tainted and rcpulsi1e has
‘ soup momentum-“this spawn than
mm. uni-lama on: 11115111111:
who are entirely dependent upon tin
city water for all purposes are with
xenon much concerned as to 11 but the)
i? Waldo when the summer heat random
thisindispensable necessity to thou ox—
”more than at presont. Wemay
not know as much about tillers as sons
‘01 as do about housc- keeping. but tin
Wald chang:1 in the uIcthod at
V 11g the Watcr Commissioncrs‘ a1
decanting to one man ‘s idca wil.
, mimprovo the quality of our water.
we better givc up the business 11.
1; trying to maintain a city governmcnt il
Warehot Enough brains among 11.1
la. devise some Incaus 11f liltcraiion
,3 The Water Connoissionors haw (lull:
‘ their full «111191.. the matter audit 111111
in: With 31he citizens to don-mum
1111.1 they are going to do about it.

I!“ AIIImII I1‘ INTI Story.

Pretty guild for a fish story. llruthc.
Palmer, butthcn complimcms 11111.1: I11
allude to and who has so easily 1111mm.
, , theianrelsofchampiouship in that par

1' ticnlur line. (live as anothor.

Twenty ycars MIIWII. IIaIIin Trouble 1.1 squirm.

And digs away with im'vrI-Ii vim:

But when hc thinks III-‘1. calmld IIII- 11'-11m.

ll him and caty'hcs him!

A Illttle (”1111130 in IliI-i.

Parhaps the Norwalk young lady 11‘111
swallowed it half (limc thl- othcr day did
loin the belief that 11 iittlo ohungl in
diclisngtxsl thing now and thou. .\1
any rate she is 11 nicln-l in.

The Water Board Sinking Fund.

The fact that our city has :1 dcpul‘i
meat from which It mm 111111111 li‘illilil‘lll‘)
loans without tho 11111111111113; of lmrowinu
* wields, forth:- 111111 of 11l1i1|1itp.1ys in
minim-It, may tint lu- 1|11I1'IIIIII 1: Ml
'2 Milieu by III-1111- inicn-Itml In b'IIIIo
fromtheirpoiutuf viva 11'III111 i’W—linll
~ In. up the Inicn-st Ilu-ymlghi have 1111
. loyal if tho snrplusof ihc 11'ut1-r1l1-part.
L i use: had Iv-cn cart-fully put out of
reach, but knowing that ”111 11111111111111-
are benefited It Isn't llkciy that tin
bankers Would permit possibly Mild.
subplot to t'llllilll their mind: Nor 11
II likely that Til" fact above stated
‘fimild in anyn'bu- jhdpllt'lli‘fl‘ Ilw 1'Ily'1
Mt In tlu1 unwary markets at Ian: 1
From an unprcjudicml view It 111111111:
mom that the sinking fund is prcll}
well all win-r11 it is.

1' A11 Alarming Nlllljl‘l'l.

1! Mvanamuqnmlmmi —-IIII11.

. Whtrlhtiuht h‘d I111 II rot-17mm:

Though 111'. hiv 111111 I .1 Inn-I

Wt with Mic ch Imam-mill Hm I 1
I?! to "let incl Iliel hr- true only an Marmot

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‘1 A woman whom lady «11.11.111.111...
11111111 eh» Was on a machmalting I-Iur
"ng thI1 wont" rho officially dam—
“ bier health by drinking the alkaline
We! the muntry. Why did not the
”My the one by mixing In along
. 111.1111 alkaline-water of the cream

 

 
 

its that's other favorite beverages:

 

Museums: emf

AWWWIW
lost 10111111111111dequ De-

paw-11111111111111 become 1 11.111111111111113 1‘
railroadip‘residcnt. Hehas the 11116 jour—
autistic Infinity at seeing at one glance
the Mg points in a new place.
points otliet- people have passed by for
years and noticed nothing at all m them.
Perhaps New Yorkers, who am so be-
sotted in their own conceit that they
can see nothing worth having outside
it own city, will now believe there 1:
thing outside of the island of Man-
hattan, or even outside of London, since
their own Channcoy Depew has told
them so. ‘

The gentleman who is probably the
bent tempered 11111111 in Am1-r1ca talks of
California as it he had discovered it.
Little facts it is well to know he puts
in a nutshell, so they will be easy to re-
Incinber. Thus he says, “California is

as large as Franco, while California has .

1,500,000 inhabitants and France has
35,000,000.” He thinks the state has a
most wonderfuicarccrhof prosperity be-
fore her, but she ought to go in for
manufacturing. California grapes, how-‘
ever. put too much sugar in the charm
pagne made of them, and wine growers
must find some way to counteract ih t,
so that there will not. be so nmch a co
1101 in, the product. Thou Chauncey

thinks California champagne will com»

pare favorably with that imported from
Europe at $3210 $36 a caso.

The thing that will astonish New
Yorkers most of all is that Dcpcw con1
sidcrs the avoragc intolligcuco of Cali-
fornia highcr than that of any other
state in the Union. It is hard to see
how he can be forgiven after that. He
found in San 111'1uxcisco a great bath-
house. in which hundreds of men and
women enjoy a son 11 ater swim. The
tank was 150 by 50 feet and the wa-
ter came in direct from the sea. pure
and groon, giving a wonderfully tonic
ctl'cct: Nay York city is nearly 300
years old, yct to this day has no place
in which a sea water bath can be had
in winter. .

One 0! the most interesting points to
be noted is that Mr. Dcpcw has been in-'
duccd by his long ‘jonrncy acrom‘the eon-
tincnt and back to form the conclusion
that the United States govcmmcnt ought
to take in hand the 11 hole task of irri-

gating our arid lands. These lands can

boniadc to support .1 population of from
10, 006, 000 to 20/0000001'11' pooplc. His
plan would be for tho g1 Ivornmcnt to ir-
rigate the lands and thou sol] them to
settlers. A colony in southern Texas.

‘ that wont thcrc. from North Dakota is

cttin I’ICII raisin rice on in atod
ll 8 C. 8 a wig.

lands. ' " '

.M" “

The cartoons of De Grimm in tho
New Y or]: Hcraid and othor papers worn-
familinr in all Alncrica, but fcw of those
who saw the name “Delirium" attach.
£111 to the pictures kncw that thc artist
was a noblomau, :1 111111 baron. 111-5111111111-
aut of an ancient (i1 rInan family. His
work was better known than his title of
nobility. which could 51211111111me said of

any othcr noblcm: 111 of tho artist‘s gen

oration. Kc 11.111 d1 signcd for tho diplo-
matic profusion, but he scorn: (I the
transacted! social and political high life
and bmkoaway'und made for hiulsolf by
his artistic taluut a name far more 11: Iblé
than any title could c1 Inter on him. I);-
Grimm was a man of fine and lIandsumI'
prcsm cc. tic was intrmlncod to tho
Amer-can 111111'spapor public by James

Gard". Bennett, who knows talent when 1

he finds it.

 

Evcryixnly wishcd the Pennsylvania
railroad well on tho colobratinn of tin
fifticth annivcrsary of its incorporation
this month. It has had a long and pros-
perous carr- 1'.. II trcats its omploymm
bottcr 11.11.11.011... other roads do, and the
pcupli‘. have good will to a railroad that
trcats its 1111-11 111'1111 half Way dcccntly.
Yrs. hardly anybody now rI-Iucmtwrs
tho rcmark of that .Irrscyman who rose
in thc logislatun- of ins slate and said
mlo-ulnly, “If thc l’clmsylvuniu railroad
has no further use for ihis body, I 111111'11
we adjourn. ”

Sumo 200 different pictnrce 11f Picld
Marshal Yamagata f11lln11'11d hin: across
the country III the 111111'11pupcrs. (ll
fully half of thcnl it. may be truly

said that cash is a uhndc 111111111 frightful

than the rcat. Thcy cover the III-III 11I
human ”mission from a Chinese laun-
dryman lo a Hindoo fakir or 1111111111111
In an Amcricun rogues” gallery. it the
distinguislu‘d Yamagata should tanks :1
mllcctiun of them and takl1 it home for
I'xhibition, what Would the dope think
of as?

 

Spain has In circulation now as men.
cyncariy thrce times as many papcr
11111111111111 in pay as she has cash In lit‘l‘
national tummy. Hhc Is In exactly the
same pmdicamcnt this country was in
toward the 11111111111! the civil war. IIIIt
thcre In a dillmnoe. spam is Spain. a
dccrcpit. dying 111d mrmnrchy. We were
and are the ropubllc of the United States
11f America.

Now there We now trouble in mill-
lary circles. The British in Mntahrlm
land have found that the new fashioned
small caliber bullets are so very little
and more with such trcawndims velocity

hat IhI-y go straight through an Afri~
an without. stopping him or them and
leave him to go on as In“;

“The lmrgcnt leaders “decidedly” i

will ncver lay down arms until (3an io'

Tm" it has a mud In it llksrPatrlek‘

Henry‘s"0tre me “W and“ I.
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1 111111 11111111111111 I‘I‘Iil‘u all...
Muhammad...»

We have 111111111 special monument!
with he 1131111111 or the celebrated Boar
Glove-fitting Patterns. by whichwecan
pnsmltoourladyreaderssomeodtheir
my newest and choicests patterns of
garments. Fall and explicit directions
for putting together the garments no
company each pattern

 

om—cmw 1111255..

Grass linen trimmed with white on:-
broidery and insertion made‘ this attrac.
tivn looking class, that canbe finished
without sleeves and yoke, to wear with :
u guimpe, as shown in tho back view. i
The stylish arrangement is made over a
plain short body lining that ciososin‘
centre back. The full skirt portion joins
in under—anu and very short shouidcr
scams. being shaped and gathered at the
top to conform to the lower ontlineot
the pointed yoke. made from all-
over embroidery. A standing collar cdg-

 

ed with narrow lace finishes:
the neck. Broad bretcllcs curved ini

band of. insertion. The full bishop'
sleeves are gathered at top and bottom
into round calf bands at the wrists,
that are finishcd with narrow lace
edging to match collar. A band of in-
sertion tops the deep hem at the foot of
skirt. Stylish little frocks can be thus
dovelopmi from hatistc, lawn, pique.
dimity, duck. gingham or other wash
fabrics, daintilydccoratcd with hicc m"
eIubmidery, with insertion to match,
batistc embroidery boing very fashion-
able.
woolen fabrics will unite with silk or'
volvct in this stylc, any prefcrrml gar-
nitnre being used for decoration;

The quantity of material 36 inches
11'id11requircd to make this dross for a
child six years of age is 3‘2 yards.

The pattern which is No. 6735 and
retails‘for twenty’iivc cents, is cut in
sizcs for children of two, four, six. eight
and ten years of age.

EVENING SENTINEL

COUPON.
Entitling to one Pattern. any size. of No.

 

 

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Stbrtovent's Bargain House I
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This (1111111111 and 1'1 cents will secure
n|111111 pattern at Hturtcvaut’ 11. North Main
and Ann streets. South Norwsl I1.

 

 

 

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allthc Illlpliilt'lli 11' Asking 1111- to help
you bocausc you haw thrco wives to
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. . . . DR. F. SCHAVOIR 1

Will I111 at his South Nunmlk "film. I
9 Washington 81.,
WI‘IIINFHDAYH AND SA'I‘UIIIIAYS.
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IIORWALK OPERA HOUSE.

'l'ht'I'I- nights. 11.111111111111411“

Thursday, May 7th.

.‘llililll‘l' i'Iidav and Saturduv all-1111111111111
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Tom Thumb’s
Lillputians;

And Refined Specially Entertain.
crs.

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111 111-11I‘uan-i 'i'nmllnmu .

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ll11~t|n|11 nt iii: hpr-I .‘om'k. ni hnrwulk. In said
1|1|r:t.nn move" of

\\ limo-11- the mid to col Rum-II has this
day '0!le for recur: In IhnnfllcouilhI «court
11 amino ani nmnnt nihi- 911111111 turitn- bonu-
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whiting to 1111111 111nt dots-yrs. 11 1| whereas.

 

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"Seven years ago; my wife had

11 Bonnie 11135 trouble, which phy-
sicians call consumption. The
cough was distressing andattend-
\ed 11' line ittingof and. A 11
doctors 1131101 elp her a? tried

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and was but Irised at the relicl‘ it
gavc. (Inc sittlo of this Incdi
cine cured her, and shc has not
tho leastdaubtbnt Ayor’ sills-rrv
l’ectorai slived her “to." —I..
Moulds, Memphis, Tenn.

Medal ‘
and Diploma
At World’s Fair.

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ESTATE.

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known as tbcjohu \\ . Banks
’propcrty, for sale at a bar—
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and obtain the price.

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til-us. Mast-lo avenue 1:. cot “Ido rum in
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TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN,

Real Estate and Insuraurc.

 
 

MEAD' S

ICE CREAM

All Flavors
Always on Hand.

 

II. V. Office. 4112 Broadway.

 

Bu‘sy,‘Busy, Always Busy. j\

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THE CRASH HAS-COME!

 

ARE THE GREAT SAPE ‘

Losses collared by monufecturor1,.lmpertor's
and jobber: have knocked the bottom out of
prices, have given the big profit idea a paralytic
shock. and have illustrated the power of the

almighty dollar.
of the situation for you.

ANOTHER PROOF (IF ANY WAS NECESSARYJ THAT OUR

SMALL, PROFIT, SMALL EXPENSE? CASH BUSINESS

ARDS OF THE PEOPLE.

 

Our Bold Stroke ..

ourpatrons...........

 

IN OUR BIG CLOAK ROOM.

As larg' as it is, we want it filled every day this week with customers, and we shall
, make prices to do so.

 

Io DOZ.——WRAPPERS.-IO 00.2.
hot us figure the cost: ‘

 

8 yards print at 61:, , lilo.
Buttons, , 51:
N Thread, 4c
‘ " fling. " 301:
Total, file
We shall sell one to a customer at 5911.
1111111113 at 151', 9811,“. 25, 111.111, 111.1111, -.1 1.1.5,

$2.75 and
$21)”. . ,1
" CORSETS.

s dozcn dollar corsets, large sizes only, 500 each.

.SHIRT WAISTS.

we have now 200 dozen shirt waists. and can suit any-
one that 11 nuts 11 1.1.111.ch 89c to $3 50.

Dress Goods.

()ur dross goods business has doubled itself‘ this season.
This docs not surprise us. for we have as good a line of
dress goods as you will see anywhere. .

111 pieces fancy novelties, 511e- quality. at 3911.

5 picccs blue and white and black and white checks. 490
quality at 29c.

31 pieces illuminated, goods, 25c quality at 19c.

.’1 pieces silk warp henrietta, 98c quality at 691:. p

5 pieces French brochc. light colors, 751' quality at 591:.

10 pioccs mixcd suiting, l2 I-2c. quality at tic.

SEPARATE SKIRTS.

The 911111 on our skirts has been woudcrful. This week
11'-r oifcr:
111111111ur1duml1a1r skirts.iiuo1l and interlinod,r11gulu11
[)ril tr, 34 54) at *’. 2:1.
$4.50 to $10.00.

Uthcrs at $2. 429, $3. 75.

'1 JACKETS AND capes.

811“ silk capcs, regular price $6. 56; 110w, $4. 98.

went.

 

 

1 GLOVES.

value. $1. at Ticpair.

 

sale, 50c pair.

 

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NORWAI_K BOSTON STORE,

Cor Main and Wall Streets. Norwalk, Conn.

“We have taken advantage

nShettering Prices will please and be a profit

I 1 jackets, same as have been sold at $4. 50, for $2. 98
lo velvet capes that were $6. 25. this 11' cek. $4. 50.

(‘hildren’ s Jackets 111 great variety. Prices, 980 to $5.98.
Don’t make a mistake and think that you can get along
without a springcape or jacket. You will wear alight weight
jacket more days In the year than you will a winter gar-

HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
0% 10, 000 pairs in iadies.’ men '11 boys and girls’ stock-
We fool

inns. perfectly safe in saying that this is the .
greatest sale of and gloves ever reached in this city.
Extra people to serve you.

w - Ladies‘ two-thread, combed mace, double
III “I soled, in black and tan, best price ever known
— in has been 39c; for this sale, 271a pair.

9 O Ladies‘ hose, fast black and seamless,for this
5 3 sale, 9c pair, or 3 pairs for 251:.

1:! 0- Boys' and girls‘ hose. all sizes, 1x1 and 2x!
5 .11 rib. worth 19c and 21c at 12 l-2c pair.

.. . 0 Misscs' hose,’ 1n black and tan combed maco
1;, 2 = yarn, high spliced heel, double soles and double
1: .2: knees, a regular 500 hose for 25:: pair

a o .

to - Men's black and tau hose: Hermsdorf dye,
"c 9, high spliced hecl, extra stout, all sizes, worth
511 g 250; at this sale, 12 i-2c pair.

Ladies gloves, 2 clasp chamois and 4- button kid, regular

Ladics' black taffeta and silk gloves, worth 74c, at this

TELEPHONE CALLJ

is Table Talk!

 

ABOUT our:

Butter,

We sell the leading tine coffees of the world.

33 WASHINGTON STREET. -

Gilt, Edge Creamery

$0 SWEET AND ROSV.
25 packages of fine, now, swcct Founosa T151 the best in town, at 50c ll).
always used. -

If you want the aroma and richness of
such as vou c: muot get clsc1vhc1c,buv your coflcc hcrc.

l‘hc choicest linc 0| fruits .1111! 1cgctablcs ircsh every morning.

brcakl'ast is the Ferris ham or bonclc'ss bacon.
hicvhcr In pricc, BI "1 quality.

_ .,.r_ m ,

A little

CHARLES E. SEYMOUR

Loading Grocer.

22c lbw

Five Pounds for One Dollar.

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