-- 1!. Y a use.
, . . ~. "“Wantw'l'olietflahd
, pdvertIIemouts. not exceeding five
tine. lo: three umeauoo; Iixtimes.
- notioesitcallne. Marnegennd
too. Scheduleoi rates for {dis-
, « .. Barn-By mailin advance.
_ prepaid: One month. we: three
. ms: at: months. use: one year. to.
w _ Oracle—No. or Washington street.
Nor-walk : teleohom call. we.
or 0mm. No. a Wall street. Remit:
t l: a”, Mal, ‘
. ‘n are welcome at The Sentinel office.
know of any news. you 'will confer n
. by telephoning. sending or bringing it
»» allies. ' .
‘ canons should inall cases be ad-
run nvnruno smzrxm.
‘ South Norwalk. Conn.
The Evening Sentinel has a Circulation
Form of Now-walk and its Suburbs
, Comidembly, than the Combined
ation of the other Three Local Dail-
Our om Room is always open to
peruse". .
York Herald Weather Force"!
, ‘welilber today promises to be clear
'tlixbtlyiowor. followed by rising fem-
re. Tomorrow it promises to be fair
Sun sets High this
low tide
at 6:57 at 5:57 ma
n1
Pacific Funding Bill.
[be New York Journal, whose owner
the non of the lute Senator Hearst of
ifornia, has this to say of the Pacific
railroad funding bill:
'It II needless to measure words in dealing
with this bi I. It is simply a bill to legalize nn
‘ A P plated robbury of the public to tho
of more than "coupon, and to make
7- “ blennd‘saio an additional swindle gmohnt-
totwerthirds M much. v _ ~’ 1
o ruilroMs, the Union Pacific and the
(antral Pacific, owe the United Stntos govern-
- wont momma The greater part of this
‘ » ' was received by the corporations in the
“ ”palmetto: All!) United States on which
/ flirtation Is now paying interest. Tho gov.
W3 for its part bus received neither in-
> M ‘10 at . oo ‘
or, , ubtf‘u’l legality, and which 50 commends
, tpthe lawmakers that distinguished _ n-
r . to potty falsehood ruthbrtllflil n“
to it, is intended to renew this debt for
- ”.2 percent and then release the
.‘ ) {roman linbilityon paymentof barely
. . ‘ cent per annum more. "is a bill for
. ation of the American people. ‘
, , head , railroads had inert-housefly bani
' ‘ . ‘W to nuke money. AWmua-
look with resignation upon thcloss to
.. rnrncnt. But the money that the gov
t loses goes into the pockets of a more
of? l‘pbbcrs and swindlers who differ
Men thieves partly in the hire of
u datum. partly In the fact that they
mute instead of mrving, but not at
. lack of honesty. ' ' ' They robbed
,‘ . while building them; they wrvckod
OI their owners; they uystcmutimlly
, a .
9.. ,, '
Au . to rand the guvommcntby keep”
., rains in portions of the roads, termt‘
‘ on. ferries, bridges, etc., in their
ecntrol'rgud free from tho government
WW ey have become enormously
,' wealthy. Though the Union Pacific be in the
We! Mm". they do not suffer. Though
:32- '.."ax"'i‘l”‘il‘.2“ifin‘§lfé‘hlf‘fi' 13223233:
which they are exerting every resource of the
politician and corruptionist. will multiply
'tllqltwulth. lte defmrt will leave them rIcIi‘
W the dream of ordinary nvurico from
“remit- of their already accomplished thefts.
a T—‘—“‘.'——_-—‘_‘
' There is n‘dlflemnce in congressional
page betwwn the binding force of
joint and concurrent? resolutions, so
called. The two houses may pass u rceo-
‘ intfon of the form called concurrentlbui
this notion‘bns not the force it would
, have it the residutiou were of the form
. called joint. The concurrent resolution
II merely an‘ expreuion of opinion and
does riot require the president's signa-
‘ fun.“ A joint resolution, on tho other
hind, does require the {resident's gig.
nlture. and when this is obtained the
. resolution is binding like on not of con-
grcfl. In case the president docs not
, eign the joint resolution, thou the mo
houses may pass if. over his Vi'fr) uud
cmnpel him to obey it. This distinction
between joint and concurrent is one
, ‘elteblllhed by the United Stilton con-
gress in its system of purliumeutury
usage. The resolutions rmoguizing bol-
lfgerency for tho Cubuu patriots nud
recommending thnt tho prmidcut ofl’er
Ill friendly services to Spain in bring-
“about an understanding between the
mutant! were of the form culled con-
amtflhcrcfore the president is not
“god to either sign or voto them.
H. in not obliged to pay any attention
all to them.
No more faith can be put in the word
a Spain to grant home rule to Cuba
that in the bowling of a dog that buys
It. moon. tipuln pmmiscd in the most
polarun manner to grant home rule to
‘Ollbl It the end of the ten yours’ missi-
lion in 1878. She never gnvo the least
MIDI! of homo rule, but aqnecrni Cube
Wtbafl over. That was why the re—
W broke out ugnin.
ltil 'tobehopcd that in fixing the
England is rcqucstmi to pay In
for the Jameson raid Paul
but added mough to afford com-
for the luccrntcd feelingtof
- Dom England hnslurge revenues
Murine amlbeer this your and can
5an
day. .
' .1 handsomely painted wagon.
7i!
.1. u». Morton and family are m.
fusible Week to Fairileld.
Nansen Young People's sinisty‘
Ch” macaroni- gave a modeling
party,May evening, at the home of
an. Masters».
The Grange will hold its regular meet-
ing, on Friday evening.
The following persons were elected to
wit moi, last week: Superintendent,
Frank Inuofassistant, Vanderbilt God-
troy; secretary and treasurer, Arthur
Bradley; librarian, Annie E. Fitch.
Tho Nordold Young People's Society
Christian Endeavor has elected Mrs.
Charles Scoflcld all; the official delegate
to the Washington convention in July.
Miss Fuuuio Morey has been the guest
of Mrs. Ebenezer Fitch. - ‘
Miss Mary Garry has spent a few days
with Miss Minnie Williams. -
Mrs. D. L. Rowland has been serious-
ly ill with grip.
Mrs. J; S. Lanc‘ims returned from a
visit in Quaker Hill, N. Y.
” enclosure. '
. At the meeting of the trustees in the
chapel, last night, routine business was
transacted, and plans were formulated
for decided improvements in society and
Sunday schml matters. Superintendent
of Sunday School George W. 'Kunpp re-
ported that since the beginning of the
fiscal your of 1895, the wroentage of
attendance in the Sunday school had
largely increased. ‘
Ioc-dcnlcr John H. .Wilson hns‘on-
gugcd Edward St. John to drive h'ifi'icc-
wagon during the coming season.
Edward L. Bradley now appears with
Principal S. B. Wulklcy is in Hadrian),
his mother being quite ill in that place.
WESTPORT.
No meeting of the Cedar Point Yacht
club has been held for some time. Five
members arejiéquirod to {angelica
rum, but torn number of months not
more thuurfuur have gdhorcd , at any of
the meetings. It has been urged that
the club meet, distribute the fund-in
the treasury, how something over $100,
and then disbund, if no interest is
(oil: in‘ subject 0% hoidingregatt'
‘ first?" , Minions email.
new ball rotor of tHcrbcrt Jennings, wl
anemones be the Indian garb“
club, which will luko phonon Mehiorl
Doy- ' . 7. . :
John Mick and fumily, of Sanguine”
.t gt;
a
have moved to Bouthmft. ‘r ' " ,
. .., , . ., .-‘.- ..
dailies, Riley zsnccccds Lamlon K3
Alieu'ns engineer at} tficpn'pcr shill. _ '
' Rbbert T. but is to huvefln'liff at t
tcmrifilis of his lane a depot- fertile co '
venicucc oi his”workmou and other!
who are waiting for the trolley.‘ ‘ ’
Mrs. w. s. Schley and Mrs. R. s.
Wmloymf New York, are guests of
Mrs. H. C. Eno.
Mr. and Mrs. John ii. ling:- arc guests
of Mr. and Mrs. William L. (Juicy.
L Miss Fkucnco K. Brudlcyhus return-
ed from alengthy visit with friends in
New York. .
William 8. Mcchl, oi Bridgcplrtdins
boon a guest during the week “at the
residence of Edward F. Marvin. _
Miss Carrie West, of Long Island, is
a guest of Miss ()ra Trowbridge,
Mrs. E. E. Gun, who has been spend—
ing the whiter with Rev. and Mrs.
Kenneth Mackenzie, has returned to her
home nt Quoguo, L_. l.
MissMury Bubbell, oi filtration], is
visiting Miss Fannie D. Gray.
Miss Mnbol Taylor, of New-.York, is 3
guest of Miss Alice Nash.
Miss Helen Bradley, of New York,
was a guest of her purvuts, Mr. and
Mrs. Hull B. Bradley, yesterday.
W. Sherman m, of Jersey (fifty. is
visiting relatives hero. .
Lloyd Nash iscu uuother Insiucsn
trip to l’otorsburg, Vn.
Mrs.C. W. Lawrence, of Htoniford,
hus berm visiting, during the week, but
sistcr, Mrs. Frederick Kompur.
Melville J. Downen, who had two
lingoru of bin left hand revered by got-
tiugthom caught in the steam roller,
has so for recovered as to ho able to re-
some his duties nguiu.
wmmrruxi '
Minn Eva Muckcy line not accepted it
[visition at Tho J. '1‘. i’rowitt muupuny'e
storm as rcpm'tcd in one of the pawn.
Seymour St. John, of Beidcu ilili.
died yesterday of a paralytic stroke. lie.
was about mvonty yearn old.
liofxvrt Lynch will loud the Chrlntiun
Endeavor meeting. , Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Heath and «fibers, of Nur-
walk, are expected to help.
Viniting his uncle, Patrick Melts-racy.
Mrs.
the bi ‘ rallied at Frunk Joseph.
Jr.'e, on Monday.
office in the Congregational Sunday .
. for,32,lii, lid, 38, Jill and 42-inch bust
Stephen Molernoymf New York, is
Lynch was the winner of
RWYUIII’ wife's motlm helps for
n good deal, doen't she? ’llsvldcnfil'es;
she has gone into town riow’ to buy a
dress to match some buttons but mother
wv‘ have m
withtheegentsot the celebrated Bust
pmmttconrlsdyresdmmeodtheir
very newest and choicestupattsrns of
garments. .ll'nll and explicit directions
for putting together illegal-meats ac
ocmpnnyeachcattern .
M'EMPIIIE HOUSE 00th
nuns uv MAY MAN row.
This handsome gown combines the
charming quaiutness. embodied in the
styles of the first empire, with modern
ideas of comfort and becomiugness that
are essential to the fashions of the presr
sent time. Striped dimity in lavender
and white is here daintily trimmed with
lace and insertion to match, and decoru-
icd with lavender-v satin ribbon, which
is used for the stock collar and crosses
the bust tamect in long ends in centre
front under a handsome rosette. The
gown is made up over if gldvc fitting lin-
ing, which can be omitted if sopreferred.
The prettiiy shaped yoke is shallow in
centre, gradually deepening at each
side. The full fronts and back are
gathered and joined to the yoke to fall
in graceful folds around the figure, a
handsome frilloi lncc with heading of
insertion outlining the yoke. The low-
or edge is plainly completed with a deep
hem and the closu'ng is made invisibly,
or with buttons and .buttouholcs in
centre front. Full empire puffs stand
the wrists in cont outline, or cut oil at
the elbow and finished with frills of
loco as slmwu. Gowns by the mode are
umchlikpd thmnulwcnr, and can be
made gmplgufiyns deified irom_ any
fashionable. li‘o'r summer wear mode
The quantity of material if inche‘
wide required to umko this .«gi {gill
lady huviugu till-inch bust inc. to is
7?...yards.
The {mttormtvbioh Is No. mm and res
tails for thirty'divc ccn'ts,,is out in aims
measure. - ,
gtsulue sacrum.
COD PON.
latitllna to one WW any size. of .l°'
I it,
Out this out. till In your numeandaddress
and mail or take It to
Starteveut's Bargain house
Nun
.
PATTERN No. om BIZ ‘ ~-~-—iN
This coupon and 1') center ll . m
abt ve riatiem at Hturtovant's. orth in
and Ann streets. scum Norwnlk.‘
TAVLbR e. GOLDEN,
Real Estate
and Insurance!
WADHINOTON .‘fllll‘l’.’
Io. Namath.
Persona looking for a lot. or house and
lot with the View of purchasing, ureInvlt—
ed to cull mu! exunriun our lint. We have
them for node In ever part. of the city at.
reasonable prices no on easy forms.
an at ti
sonweut opens HOUSE.
I
Tlli‘l‘t' nights, minilwua-lng
Thursday, flay 1th.
Mulluw- Philly and Nrfurliuy llflflfflltvtflfl,
B The world rmmwnvd nrigiuul and only
MR5. GEN.
Tom Thumb’s'
Liliputians.
And Refined Specialty Entertain-
ers. ‘
l'opqur prime. Ir-c. rec ulul are. Mule nil nulo
at Wisel‘u and Tomllumu'».
-.., .,. noun... _,.,.
After flay lat,
. . . . DR. F. SOIIAVOIR
mu m m to Mouth «with "men.
9 Washington In
WEDNESDAYl-i AND HATURDAYB,
Front] tolo’ och p. In. Practice limited to
flleenecn of Women.
Glove-Fitting Patternsmywhlchweceu
l Windows
out stylishly fromjcolnfortubiy sumo, ‘
slccvcliuings thutcau be continued to «-
silk, WWW“ mired. fulzosz-ocw,.
oflnwn.without ’ i1 g‘t‘hiis ,ie one 19$}.- - A. ,s» w: ‘14
the coolest gowns Mirth“: ' i? ‘ ' ' ' i' ‘ 'n - ,,,,.
ilk ,
Troubles, , . -
“ ‘ to wife had
a wgzlgtlllllarfrmle, glitch ph .
slcfans call c mum tlou. l‘iu
‘ cough wusd tgssin Ifundattoud.
Duty, Busy, IAIways‘Busy.
u z
n
it. Y. Office. “2 Broadvtey.
n
ed with s mm 0 blood. As
doctors dill not Kelp he: she tried
cherry, Pectoral
‘ mid‘WM su risod at the relief it
gave. Oucmottlo of this mcdl:
cinc’ cured her, and she has noti
the least doubt but Aycr's (linen .
Pastoral saved her lffe."—l
I ‘ Mounts, Memphis, Tenn.
Medal 4
and Diploma
At World’s Fair.
Bright ~ I,
' . LUSTRINE'
Does it.
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Amalia -
,orICoL'ocNE 1".
PROCWMEEOM fllS "
WHEN THERE'S
MENDING
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ll ESTATE}
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known as thcjolm W .Iizmks
property, for. sale at a bar-
gain. Read the tlcscription
(liltl obtain the price.
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LAND.’
. One piece ooxloo. Lovclgmdmmnwus.fruit
trues. Hensidc nvcnuo tr- eet wide runs in
front of prnlmrty. Driveway In rear to stuble.
On other side of limehlonvouuo the 1‘ port
runs Minot rude to flu- I'llltilili'l of . orwul
linrbor. lmvu slopes in \\'lilt'|' mlgo.
flue piece in tour of first piece nbovo men.
ilnnmlglcross the dri ewurdrfanguiar in show
to feet from and My; ~ot t mitt.
H USIZ.
Three story ua-cn Ann style house tower
lul-«uilomlmm \o-nmduiroui and fillft‘.l0lll‘
ltu’iii'fllmli‘tflll first ilmr: dining room Iml
m or with in.“ window»: llmrs lululd In our-
or. trail. and nine roomzbanl wood floor In
kitchenmxmiloni drinking water: bur-I wood
Iluiulizlnrgo runny, with two Milka. but and
l'lilll' Wail-r. mill-r. plan: (our tic-«Irwin» and
bath room flulnhmi In lumi WOINLWIlll but and
mid wnfor ou nemnd IImr: i'uiluwiud with
mwmigo system :scrmuta' room on third floor
BARN.
About to foot by on foot : one I» 0 box atoll.
IWu ordinary Mulls. Innu- dwp we Inr. carriage
room. buy luff.
OUTLOOK.
Htmmora from New York to flouth Nurwulk
[tum willilf etutw'u throw from \‘I‘I’lllllltt uvvry
tiny. Full tlwr atmuwmuuclullNoumi ship.
plug In full \‘lnw. 'l‘rullnycurs within rm [wt
of house run every so mluufua tmhnru’ulk uful
ttmifb Nurwullt. on m-lius ul other um» w-
mrfa. lliiltlnlill'n'l'lflt'lu'Hulll’i Nurwulk. I'Zx-
ervmt fmiue Ieuvp Huuffi hnrwnlk about ovory
our for New lurk mnkiuu the trip In one
nuuruudfivn minute», Almoafull through
or condone» how lurk in limgtoum fring-
liwl. n or. I’rmhluiu'l'. how llWIln.
lllll’lf‘frllu i‘., stop hum.
TAYLOR a GOLDEN,
Real Estate and insurance.
ICE CREAM
All Flavors
‘ Aleayscn Hand.
W
seedless.
The best; in the
Cities...
Try it!
new” ..
tlslablegialkl + ‘
. Gilt Ed'Ei'éZZAamery
Butter,
$0 QWEET AND ROSY,
The plncolqt Fitclils, léolliit.’
ICE CREAM SODAr
THE cRAsu Hus COME! ‘
Losses suffered by manufacturers, importers
and johhera have knocked the bottom out of
prices, have given the big profit files a paralytic
shock, and have Illustrated the power of the
almighty dollar.
We have taken advantage
of the situation for you.
ANOTHER PROOF (IF ANY WAS NECESSARY,) THAT OUR
SMALL, PROFIT, SMALL EXPENSE? CASH BUSINESS
ARE THE GREAT SAFEGUARDS OF THE PEOPLE.
Our Bald Stroke.
In Shattering Prices will- please and be a profit
toourpatrons...........
IN OUR ‘BIG-CLOAK ROOM.
As large as it is, we want it filled every day this week with customers, and we shall
makcopriccs to do so.
/
Let us figure the cost:
8 yurds print at 0c, 48c
Buttons, 5c
Thread, 40
Making, 300
Total 870
We shall sell one to 'a customer at 590.
CORS ETS.
SHIRT WAISTS.
one that wants a waist. Price 890 to $3.50.
Dress Goods.
dress goods as you will see anywhere.
If) pieces fancy novelties, 500 quality, at 39c.
ty ut 7390. . .
5 pieces illuminated goods, 250 quid at lilo.
5 pieces silk warp honrietta, 980 quul ty at title.
to pietos mixed suiting, 12 l-2c quality at Go.
‘ SEPARATE SKIRTS.
we offer:
. 100 figured mohair
price/“J30, at 82.25.
Others at 83.49.413.75, 8.50 to 810.00.
l0 DOZ.—W RA PPERS.~—IO DOZ.
(aghcrs at 750, 98c, $1.25, $1.49, $1.98, $2.25, $2.75 and
8 dozen dollar corsets, large sizes only, "500 each.
We have now 200 down shirt waists. and can suit any-
Our dress goods business has doubled itself this season.
This does not surprise us, for we have us good a line of
infirm blue and white and black and white checks, 490
qu 1
6 pieces French bmchc, light colors, 750 quality at 590.
The saloon. our frkirts has been wonderful. This week
skirts, lined and interlincd, regular
' , ..../
JacKE-rs auo citrate.
15 jackets, same as have been sold at $4.50, for $2.98.
10 velvet capes that were $6.25. this week, 04.50.
8 all silk capes, regular price $6.50; now, $1.98.
Children’s Jackets in great variety. Prices, title to $5.98.
Don't make a mistake and think that you can get along ~
without a spring cape or jacket. You will wear alight weight
jacket more days In the year than you will a winter gar-
me‘nt. ,
HOSIERV AND GLOVES. ‘
Over 10,000 ‘rs in ladiee.’ men’s boys’ andgirls' stock-
ings. We too moody safe in saying that this is the
greatest sale of and gloves ever reached in this city.
Extra people to serve you.
w - Ladlcs' two-thread, combed muco, double
III “I soled, in black and tan, best price ever known
a W has been title; for this sale, 25o pair. -
. 0 Ladies’ hose, fast black and seamless,for this
5 = sale, 90 pair, or 3 pairs for 250.
1: .- Boys‘ and girls’ hose, all sizes, 1x1 and 2x1
5 a rib, worth 19c and 25c, at 12 1-2c pair.
. .. ° Misses’ hose, in black and tan combed mnoo
: 2 3 yarn, high spliced heel, double solos and double
3 :3: knees, a regular 500 hose for 25c pair.
e- .- Men's black and tan hose: Hermsdorf dye,
“a a high spliced heel, extra' stout, all sluts, worth
i g 250; at this sale, 12 1-20 pair.»
GLOVES.
Ladies' gloves, 2 clasp Chamois and ibuitou kid, regular .
value, 01, at 74c. pair.
Ladics' black‘taficta and silk gloves, worth lie, at this
sale. 500 pair. "
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.g T NORWALKBOSTdN STOREi-M
CorMain nfid' Wall Street‘s) Norwaik, Conn.
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TELEPffiquvI; CHLL’,‘ ‘3" ~ ',
T"
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22c lb“
73':
Five Pounds'lcr One Dollar.
25 packages of fine, new, sweet Formosa TEA, the best in town, at 50c1b. Once tried,
‘ always used.
We sell the leading fine coffees of the world. If you want the aroma and richness of
such as you cannot get elsewhere, buy your coffee here."
T he choicest line of fruits and vegetables fresh every morning. A tempting dish for
breakfast is the Ferris ham or boneless bacon.
higher in price, BUT quality.
A little
' CHARLES E: SEYMOUR, I
Loading Orooor.
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
SO. NORWALK.
. .. w.-.” n._._-._...
Pass. u Afog'é,
T ell your friends and neighbors what good bnr value you get here,
and the quality of the goods. A well pleased customer is the best
advertisement, if he has a tongue.
l9c I
A 3 pound cnn Bartlet pears, 10c.
A can of first quality tomatoes, 6c.
A can of sugar corn, 6c .
A jar of Anderson's jam, in glass, 15c.
A quart of medium bonus, 5c.
Fresh country eggs, 15c dozen. ,
' Sugar cured shoulder, 8c lb.
VERY BEST CREAMERV BUTTER
l9c Found!
a POUNDC FOR no GENTS.
SPECIAL PRICES FOR THIS WEEK.
”90!
Alaska salmon, per can 12c.
Gold dust per package; We.
Evaporated teaches, per lb 10c.
Donovan Building, -
gave her.
”NEW YORK GROCERY 00.
South Norwalk.
3) MAIN ‘TIE‘T, NORWAI—K.
Norwalk Chronicler