W: ”limw‘rolstflud
W” Were. not exeeodbw ilve
Inthreo timeawo: stxtimeo.
notices It" line. liar-rinse and
. lee. Schedule 0! rates torldis._
Moments tarnished on soulles-
' “urn-By mittn advance.
paid: One month. we: three
it six months. ”10101111 your. to.
by numbers. no a week, to be paid
.»-No. in Washington street.
. . . kztelenbone mil. ”-6.
017113. No esWail street. Norwalk:
,9, 9m- ‘ ' ' .
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TllE EVENING SENTINEL.
tiouth Norwulk. Conn.
The Evening Sentinel has a Circulation
fit ‘ ‘ Town of Norwalk and its Suburbs
'9 " 9 "y Coneiderubly,lhan the Combimd
9 ion of the other Three Local Dail-
Opi' Press Room 1’: always. open to
a.
.. , Herald Weather Forecast
_ WWO:- todxu' promises to be gonornlly
flit. With continued high temwmtute. pro-
W7 Inllowed by a thunder storm. Tomor—
m It promises to be fair to partly cloudy and
Thermomelcr Itc‘tmrtl.
,Tttehifltmt point of the thermometer for
iltetmyaiourhours ending at noon today
to degrees above zero: lowoshiodegroes.
1111mm nit-tunic 1.1.1 m.‘.‘.1.‘."..‘.1..‘
Bun rises Sunsets Iiizhtido Low tide
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4 59'” Public Libraries.
Andwhnt , does a public library
do? First. it supplies the public with
recreative reading. To the masses of
the 9 maple—hard-worked and living
humdrum lives~tl1e novel comes as an
open doorto an ideal life, in the on-
joyment of which one may forget, fora
time, the htmlships or the tcdium of the
m1. One of the truest functions of the
9 public library is to raise this rccreativo
reading of the community to higher and
higher levels; to replace trash with
literature of a better order.
, A proper and worthy aim of the pub-'
lic libraryis the supplying of books on
every profession, art or in rudicraft, that
‘ workers in every department who care
to study may perfect themselves in their
-, flame library helps" 111500!
9.1.9“: '
11 education, in the tr 11111111; of
eliti1%1. 4111.21 9.11.11», wall supplied
' he and perimlicals which give
" , 'c and mildqucstionsuow uud11
discussion, ' ‘hesc books will Lo
'read. .»
highest and best influence of the
maybosummcd up in the single
culture. No other 111ml so, well
hes the influence of the diil'usion
‘ reading among the people in giv-
in; fine and character to their intellect-
Ital, no
111 clear pubhc l1brar1cs is a powr-c
In! agent for counteracting the attrac-
tide!" of low resorts. Specially uso fnl
urethoytothoso boy‘s and young 1111111
who have a dormant fondness for road-
' ing and culture, but lack home and
school opportunities.
lepublic library, then, is a moans
fmalovating and refining the taste, for
giving greater efficiency to every work-
or, ,for diilusing sound principles of
Wand political action for furnish
ingintellectuulcultnmw all, and is .1
pmtcriul Co-workor with the c'him 11 in
endeavoriug' to load Inen to 1-1 litght-t
life. -1
The library of the future for the
American people“ is unquestionably tin
free pubic library, brought undtr 11111-
nieipul ownership, and. to some extent.
municipal control, and treated as part
oltho educationalsystom of the state.
The sense of ownership in it makes tln'
average mun accept and use the upper
tnnltles of the free public library, whil-
hewill turn aside from book privllogor
in any other guise.
That the public library is apart of th--
edueational system should unvor be lost
lightotin missionary Work, or in tho
management of It» 111 Illilnltl yumailvli-
beginnings. Totho grout 111119.11 of tho-
people it 11011111111111 tln 1r ilrnt and only
educational opportunity. The bogus:
purtof every man’s I-4ltlcnttml is that
whiehhegives himself. it is for this
individual, wit-administered education
that the public library furnishes the,
start education in childbmlz lilo-uric;
multuflylt on. The new library is
the ever-ready helper of the school-
teacher. It aid: the Wurlt of rotating
, circles and other homo-cultured manni-
uttons. by furnishing books required
and giving hints as to their value and
m. It adds to the usefulness of course-1
of lectures by furnishing, in advance,
lists of books on the subjects to be twat-
Od. It lilies itself with university t-xlcn-
stun work; in fact. tho extension lecturi-
when in ermnootion with the {11-41 use of
I mud library seems to be the ideal
mwtynfthFW)f1lo.——A. '1. A. lli‘
brnyPrimer.
“3 ssoiii swan
Mus Buttery. who roocntly purchas-
II I piece of property on the Hilwrminc
reed, has offered a building lot to the
socialaml-'
'ou3‘i1tof the best writers on the -
‘Wunity and tho 11111111111. 'i‘hv sobmls ‘
W my 1111111111. on COWIlIlrm 1qu
W Meg
White. Judson Gable Jilin! 111111.111.
Benson and Mr and 1111. Stone. «New
Canaan, has been appointed. They will
meet tonight to discuss the advisability
of accepting Hr. Buttery’ 11 offer. It is
quite probable that the otter will be ac-
oopmd, and in that event, the erection
of the church will be begun at once by
the Later Day Saints.
The Saints are arranging for a festival
to be held in the near future.
Judson Cable is learning to master
the silent swod.
ALL no: 101111 AWHEEL.
What the Bicycle Riders oi the Two Cities are
Doing These Summer Days.
Victor Wood Ferris wheeled to New
York and return, Sunday, a distance of
over one hundred miles. While in the
metropolis Mr. Ferris was the guest of
the Harlem Wheolmen’s club, the oldest
organization 0! the kind 111 the city, and
the second 01.1.1111... the state.
Anthony Ghiotto has ordered a new
Columbia of the F. S. Ambler Cycle
company. 1
The Alpha Wheel club leased the Nor-
walk Fair Grounds track, yesterday.
for its ilith annual tournament on June
17. Messrs. Wright and Hamilton have
promised to have it in line condition.
The prizes willbo far handsomer than
at any previous rum). Several prizes of
diamonds will be put up for competi—
tion. The roadraco will be run in the
morning, as last year. Entry blanks
_ will be ready in a few days.
Messrs. Wright & Hamilton are desir-
ous or getting up some bicycle races in
connection with a horse trot at the Nor-
walk Fair Grounds, Memorial Day, for
the benefit of the Norwnlk Hospital
As it is simply a benefit affair, the races
will be for glory, no prizes being
ofl'ored. Several local wheelmen have
already otl‘cred their services to make
the benefit 11 success.
Bicyclistsdesiriug season tickets for
the Norwalk Fair Grounds track can
secure them of George H. Allen, of Nbr-
walk.
\
The manner
will do rm home quick and easy.
N1 mops, slops, or muss. ‘1
Child: 1' onus. '
1 Harrison Street.
. New York.
Stud “I ma
11111 1111 will. to all
y. 111 51mm” one
ml InnAlllp
1:11 .1.1.1.
" tothehierndstmiut was...
several doilm’ damage wudoue.
The Wlanlpunlt and Whitleel: school
baseball clubs played ball ,Suturday.
Thelatterwouby aleoreotstoil.
31111111 114111011.
At the South Wilton Methodist Epio
oopal church, last Sunday afternoon,
Rev. G; E. Davis preached 11 very effec-
tive sermon from I John, vii.
iluI Estate Sales.
Emeline 0. Benton and Lueipii B.
Bouton, to the New York. New Haven
I
Springwwrl.
Christmn Bwartz to New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad company,
land' 111 Ely avenue.
, George W. Benedict and Ellen Bene-
dict to Arthur B. Hill, land in Morgan
avenue.
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'_'14111 the bound-
Wheu 1119 wiLiw...
i. '9’ slow:
Or 1v'1cntl1: ti1oh'1'1.tc.'1ln.1 in 11. .1 uf-i 1 ll:- kitchen
floor-
F.1ntnotiuirlwnrmr ". -:.1'ct’ 111:..1 wrc-l ::1 thiss‘ alu-
lcv. str.1."1|i -..'11w;
But ultkly n 1.1 1. .- 21.11 ‘1
Q N l ‘ Lcl'uge'u Liquid Glue.
Ten cwflsis wcll invested
when it saves a hundred
times its cost. Think of
all the small breaks that
111:3! be mended 111 a one
will stay Mendez! With
E 9
hsfiféflé
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F1r1ntlonal paper 1111rron1y,nulwl~1
11ndccnts 37 3..
liiwiul nnnn-y row-rye il1ll|1ilts.1lz »
slow in . 11.11914“. 11.41111 ”0
l4~1znltondvr notes" ... .1:.1 111.1111
lloulc- 1111ptlon tun-l 111th l ’l‘ru- 'lii-
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i‘npitnl hit" it paid 111 ............... tbsmno on
Sprplus Illiu .................... (“flow (It
' l'1uli1'i-lc-l profits. IMm-Huuumi and
. tin-1.». paid . ...... 51,1211 111'.
'1 National bank nnteu-nistumling 75.1w ...
lnu tootln-r National ln111k~:1:1,:.'1'.'n'.1
Il'uo toM no l' 1111.1. unulinnlmrs 111111 :11
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suite of 7" climahmyguol 1d,! 1
; l..l11ml [subunits-'11. title
nhntovi intitblosolmonls”[111thch-
st‘atotm- ni ‘itstrunpt‘hc- “$5: Wll'l‘t 1&1
new
2'1" “bier.
Hole“rile1|.nnl~11'orntolu1fnm 111-1 this 11th
clayoilil11y.l~.s;.
1' 11..:11:11s ii. P11,1111s \otnry Public.
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t «1H
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and Hurtinrd Rail road company, land at '
g -.
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Family»
. Medicine
"I have taken Ayers Pills for
mungeyears, and 111 my! derived
the st results from their use.
I‘m stomach and liver troubles,
and for the cure of headache,
AVE“ 3
cathartic Pills
cannot be equaled When 111
friends ask me what is the best
remedy for disorders of the stom-
.1cl1, liver, or lmwols my inmria
blo answer ls‘Ayor’ s ’ills. "——Mrs.
Mar Jonxson' New York City.
Highest
Awards at
World’s Fair.
Windows;
Bright
‘3 .
Does it.
at your
gr ocors.
IOc
[USTRINE
F irst-Olass Good; at Popula
Prices.
,NORWALK, CONN.
l'
.This Week
In lulu 811m at the lost
Remarkable ReductiOns
.9 In the Prices at
SUPERIOR SILK,
DRESS Genus,
AND
Dry Goods Well Bought ere
Halt Sold.
Capes and Jackets!
E PREFER to do this now, practically in the height of the season, for the reasons -it means great
”money saving to our customers, and at the sometime, clears out stocks promptly. '
B A. VIOKERS,
DEALER IN
Butter, Cheese, Eggs?
Etc.
125 Washington Street.
”—Q...‘
So. Norwalk
It needs no heating , 0. how it sticks!
EI‘ORT OF THE (lONDlTION 0F Till-I
CITY NA A’l'i U. BANK lnthc Statooi ' .
Ginnaticnt, att (1 Nclose of I1n~im w tiny" 1.
18911.
REtlflUlli EH.
Loans anal discounts .. . . 2111.41.15 4':
ih'ordrnlts scoured and unsecured 2.1171111
l'. 1‘. bonds insecure. irculuilun 844111411111
l'rcxnilunson i ti.ll4111d~1 .. 5.1111) (.11
~43”, ks 111-1 urine-1 ctn .. .- 106.6311“
Banking hon-«1 furniture and fix-
tur ro-s ........................... 5.73.5011
Due from National Banks (not re—
servo agents). . .. 2.757 to
D1141 from approved rescued agents 116.?!» u
('hoc ks and othor4ush Itfllns 11.11:: so
Not: solothcr National Banks 11.575111
Butter. Cheese. Rugs. Lord and Dillcutesson
—-——-4;Q
Try “Epicure Ilraud"Canncd
Goods,
And Green Mountain Cheese.
Qimutrvnsu 1111.11.11” Prices Inwcstl
.L—.
TAYLOR O GOLDEN
Real game: _
and Inwaueelri
1'1 .11 92.9.9-
So. Nam-Hr.
"r, " 35.1,.
Persons looking for a lot or house and
lot. with that view of purchasing, are invit-
ed to call and examine our list. W 1- has .-
them for sale in ever part of the city at
reasonable prices on on may
1111 26 ti'
0 free reading room connected with1 ' H 'b ' 9 9
11:51.11.
Talkl
25 packages oi i111c,ncw,
We sell the loading tine collcos of the world.
such as you cannot get else“ here, buy your coffee Itcrc.
The choicest line of fruits and vcgctablcs fresh every morniu‘f. A tempting dish for
breakthst is the l’crris ham or boneless bacon.
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
ABOUT OUR
Gilt Edge Creamery
. Butter,
SO SWEET AND ROSY,
acct Fonuosa ’1‘1-:.,\ the best in town, at 50c lb.
alwuy 5 used.
TELEP HONE CALL. t3-
A--
ZZ'C lb
Five Pound: for One Dollar.
Once tried,
If you want the aroma and richness of
A little
higher in price, BUT quality.
Loading Oreo-r.
CHARLES'E.SEYIVIOUR,
SO. NORWALK.
Zlcl
Table Pom hes, too can.
The Lung and the Sheri Of It!
The long is the quality the short 15 the price.
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER
2Ic Found!
6 POUNDS FOR, SLOO.
3H1 box Gloss Starch 151?.
3il1can I urilctt
I‘c .ms 11:13.
3 bottles Ii lite Root Beer 151'.
l’rcsh Tomatoes (11‘ run.
Fresh Com, 51' can.
l2lc!
Ginger Soups, 51' lb,
Lemon Crackers, 61: lb.
Corn Starch. 5:: package.
(iold Dust, 19133 ackugc.
NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
Donovan Building,
South Norwalk.
83 MAIN STREET. NORWALKT’
i0 ps. Fancy Dress Goods,
251: quality; we shall sell at
Cents
'59...
Yard.
20 ps. Mixed Suiting,
12'40 quality; we shall sell at
Cents
Per
Yard.
/
10 pcs. Novelties,
50.1 per yard; we shall sell at
Cents
Per
39Yard.
Black Mohair Figures,
1'11: per yard; we shall sell at
Cents
Per
59......
52-iu.l.arge Figure Mohair,
for separate skirts. $1.50 quality, we
shall soil at
“003:.
Light Grounds India Silk,
$1.00 per yard; we shall sell at
Cents
Per
7 5Yard.
Light OoI.Freuch Novelties
7.3.- per yard; we shall sell at
Cents
Per
Yard. '
Printed Vlarp, Jap. Silk,
‘24 in., 754: per yard; we shall sell at
Cents
‘ 4 Per
Yard.
Changeable Silks,
3110 per yard; for this week,
, fCents ’
Per "
.ZSYBML' ' ’
a- name»... an...
Wl'l SHALL
THIS WEEK ON
ALL_ 0T7; OUR
9 IMPORTED DRESS PATTERNS, IN SILK
AID WOOL IOVELTIES.
TAKE OFF TEN PER CENT.
LY.
Beautiful "Japanese Silk,
in medium shades, for Waists and Dresses, 50c qual- .
ity; for this sale»,
Cents
Per :
39Yard.
customers that will please them.
25 Per 0t. 0'
This spring we have had a great many ladies ask for low priced capes and jackets.
many of them most all of our goods were of the better quality. We shall, this week, make an offer to our
[All Ladies’ or Children’s
. Garments
IN THE BIG CLOAK ROOM. '
As we did not buy
That are uowlarked
$5 or over.
Rest. Indigo prints. «to quality: for a
run 1134'.
Heavy-weight unblomdn-d t- i shooting,
Sigc.
ti-i unbleached shooting. l‘lluc.
.‘H blotu‘lnul tillt't'ililll. lfu'.
77mins. all linou tonbI,
and size, for too.
We quality
iwlies’ tultotu gloves, worth zinc, 2tc.
inuiies' full seamless hose. Worth lie,
itc.
Ludicif tau and fancy hose, worth this,
251'.
SHORT STORIES!
DOMESTIC GOODS.
2012 Turkish bath towels, blcmrhed; wu- ity, for 51913.
shall soil 2 for “2311.
lowly-111111141 pillows. 5-1, at like each.
lowly-111111111 sheets, 11'- I, at .1111- each.
LINENS.
Si in. linen, good quality, for 75c.
.‘141 in. all linen damask, its: quality,
fur 371,0.
All linen tray cloth, white and color-
tl-l heavy all linen sltcetingfl Sc qnal- ed binders, 101: each.
FEW WORDS!
Mon sblmk ',ho<141, worth itlc, l2|.,’c
A Week of Wonders.
BIG VALUES!
Double satin ribbon, No. 12. worth
Mon 11 French bat. shirts and drawers, 2231'. tile.
Vim"! 'I, 71'1".
ihy's champion waists. (bu-st made)
Duo-s trimmings, worth 250, Its.
t," 1mfort mwdn'r, worth 251:, Ibo.
25c.
lndios' combed yarn vests. worth 6011.
Men's summer shirts and drawers.
Worth 39C, 250.
Worth 7511., Kilo.
Ladies' homlkerohinfs. worth he, be.
lrnlhn‘ bolts. 111etal, worth 50c, 2511.
lndios' silk bolts. worth 511:, 2711'.
liox writing pap-1r and onmlopes,
worth. 1.11:. that.
Ban do quinine, bottle, worthlllc, lite.
Scissors, worth 7711:, 381:.
For spring house renovating we have the best assortment of window shades in the city, from 1151:1111.
150 pairs of the bankrupt stock of lace curtains left, 59!: to $9 per pair.
New chenilles and tapestry portieres.
We have not space to mention the big drives in our kitchen department.
NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
Cor Main and Wall Streets. Norwulk, goon.
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Norwalk Chronicler