cuts. not execsdinn live
mflmeawo. sixtimos.
Mrw'huno Marriage and
#00. Schedule of rates. for idio-
enis tarnished on oppllca~
1-11.74: mail. in savanna.
' One month. 600: 01100
months. 82.60: one your. 83.
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‘Nmsgyaustreethorwaik
“some at The Sentinel once
any news. you will center 11
sending or bringing it
' wens should to all cases be ad-
' m nvssnvo SENTINEL.
‘ Bouth Norwallr. Conn.
mm Sentinel has a Circulation
of Norwalk and its Suburbs
' arably,ihan the Combined
' 0 he other Three Local Dail-
66' Room is always open to
' re _d Wgat'her Forecast-
today promises to be partly
th, sllghtly higher tempora-
y light local rain. followed by
cinch-ow it promises to be lair
cooler. ,
{thermometer heuord.
' point of the theraiornotor ior
our ours ending at noon today
We 9 new; lowest. 21 degrees
" Ubnnnno {01- Tomorrow.
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ntizoui 10:51 . 6::16
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111080 and aim of the Kinder—
' to'mako a mental, physical
moral development of the little
The early education deals di-
U'th he physical and influences
' vclepm'cnt throuch the
.0110 11' is the most any Kin-
Unner should have in charge in
accomplish the «issued ,rcsults.
d enters this work at the age 'oi'
w, e is six years old he is
~. 11 with regular school work
will advance my {1323!}:
gently if his caflyxv t'raini'ng 11 ch
folly done in the Kindergarten.
woi'k should be so arranged as to
‘ Mugs}
trot work with the/g its, the
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in .
Moulgbgécd gfpls:
, trans so to 112“.“ for 1on1-
.' . hlqurticuhlr p:‘ 1193' (ll work.
dhikMo think candidly. and
A rind of systiglmitinully
cs, ngmg mt L'vhri'ous
013:” tho'W—f'urmer, hie ,l'iluck-
the coupon. 1111111 tho shoemaker.
the U (hild to gain
, ”that . ,
or. Aperiod o'f'worlr ot's sewing,
' ”new papers, pricking fold-
pars,hclps1n the sense training
marching dud gymnastics and tin
development.
1200110, the founder of the Kinder
, taught‘n's how to know oursei
.1000 .c
“1 firhim
purposes and hopes.
fetish worshippers of 11‘ rmbol.
so to them.
helped the world's recognition 0
truths of his system; but' 111 place 11
; qualities he had an Uubsoluto con
11 hln'eerclty of purpose. LL-t 1‘1
» ”Multavalnl‘ .-_
Hernando and Uriel.
seems no doubt of that.
W ll 0 little 1111111.
' other hand. 58 a big man. it Wool
hive been a much ilncr rev page it Uri:
,U Ind things,
Uriel 80km 0110 hi the things.
" M0! ”08.. etc Thou in do:
We one“ Hernando De Soto at
W the Almighty not to let the lien
Whesmo, ole... boys hour of this
W or they would hiiiJhut mun Urhl
W 00011 1mm Bo line n more 111 f: 1r
“0 life of one s enemy wold Uynlt char
M100 monwith 11111111111 like 1hr-
“ Dc Whlbnvy. Hernando Dc
" " “led to mute bellow ho t1 1111141
forgot the newnmxwrs Thom is
g. utterlydclicious in thisus
outpaced! ll. be S.
‘10 we tanning to, may one
‘ choir outings and claw-‘3
UU ~11
" " ugh '
of prdcticfd 1 cl '
' dren, and each , ycm
loud-Mo e worlds of thoughh
People some-
0! say that Kindergartenors have be-
' 11
110 that our inv 011ml." y mutitnd'v
Ho linked many
Wally qualities which Would poi-11:11»
lhto this branch of education and
:il'hu‘e E18030 lldmcthlng in 11 name.
”to: ill. 0f the two congressmen who‘
,theocmmitteo room of naval atl'nirs
Matilde Wit-11 of themselves for
' gaping world one was 11mm d Iter-
00001330 Baa Money. the 0”“ r Uriel
0M0 Hall. Hernando De Soto 11nd
i401 8001130 have not been fond of em h
m for aortic one it sconni. Naturally
M would not be with twu 11111. It (root
on the tasks of the some rom-
{no But it first was llcmando be
$900 who milled Uriel Selma! 11 liar.
Vlthnprofnnoddjeetivolx-hm -.It Tin-re
Ht mnndo Dc
Uriel 31-,brco on
’I'B'Ul'ldo had taken licmando Do Soto by
001111: and givm him ngood shalt-
up. 00 s m0 might shake a 11 r:
But instead he threw lnkstunds
hich was not digniih d of
l'pongo 01111.11". Blood flows] down tin-
" M t or postal ‘
the 00105.1 in the state lecithin ”'30:?
which in plain English is a government
pawnshcp. The om institution might
be made «homely useful. in America.
though the second probably never would
be tolerated, for there is something in
the sturdy ' AnglmBaxon nature which
revolts st‘thc idea of a pawnshop, gov-
ernment or otherwise. ‘
The machinery of the Dutch postal
savings bank is simple, as it should he.
The postmaster is the otllcial bankcr,in
mnntry and city. “Every one who wishes
to save money is allowed to deposit so
small a sum as 1- florin (40 cents of our
money). But he may buy 5 cent stamps
one at n time, and when he has a so!—
llcicnt number of stamps to amount to
n. florin he can deposit those. ' Blank
sheets are provided with spaces to which
the (5 cent stamps maybe utllxed. To the
postmaster is also allowed 5 cents every
time a new account is opened It is to
be observed that a Dutch cent has n lit-
tle loss than half the value of one of
ours.
0n the sums deposited the investor
gets 3.04 per cent interest annually. The
amount he may nceivo interest for is,
however, limited to 8480. Business in- 'i
vcstrne'nts in Holland pay generally 8 to,
13er cent. When a poor man gets
more than $480 laid up, it is expected
that he will withdraw 1t and invest it. 1
These postal savings banks have proved
the habit of thrift nmong the humble
classes. Deposits have more than tripled
in ten years, while the expenses! doing,
the business connected with the postal
“bourbon been steadily reduced. Pro-'l ‘:
fesser J. H. Gore gives a clear account'-
in The Forum of the workings of both
the postal bank, and the government
pawnshcp of Holland.
It is strange, it is indeed. that there
should be 11 moment’s discussion in con-
gross over the question of refusing to
appropriate public money for the sup-
,port of sectarian Indian schools. What
the Indian wants is to learn a trade and
to w' Ugolgen rule without any
(51‘ the comp 101'1tions of sectarian theol-t-
for gimbxllhf mmfimfln
“SP“EEM W
The next few years will ‘MW‘ e:
the printing presses a! the United States
‘Wl
ushiniug success They have encouraged .,
111mm the church. How is this
tor a republican governmmt? Those m
caily Morxuons will bear Watching sun,
A great howl would be sum it any
other church denomination should issue
such an edict. ~ .
It rapid transit had been under con-
sideration in Chicago as it is in New
York, the enterprise would have been
put through long ago. At present rates
of progress in New York, however, the
long culturing Inhabithntsot the big city
may be ableto t about quickly and
conveniently a MOD ye from now.
the
The many huts and entertainments
which'arc being held ‘in this country in
aid of the struggling Cubans will prove
a great help to them. Private citizens
thus oxmss their sympathy with the
young republic without in the least in-
volving their' government diplom'ntir
ally
A man in Michigan has been m
tlingwithhis brains to make a machine
that will take him over Niagara (ails
fishy. But what dots anybody want to
do over Nimzara falls or?
Bilfl
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run by electricity. The schoolbook mun
is circa we” equipping its printing carat»,
wi electric :WCT- W
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divjdu'nl motor;
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no rinoguition of crad’dr seat 3111
on. Why should there 50 in the pn
schools of the (Ultlhlx, 3. T 1,
____,_.____T .
Is a. {nun respectable beoanszof
environments or in spite .6317 dnvufi-
merits?
M”
It is the good tempered man who';
M119 his way. - ‘1
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Medicine
"I have taken A or' 11 Pills for
man
WiridoUws
Bright:
and 11 ways derived
1.1m
it
For stencil elm” “"1 their use,
and {or the core ct headache,
cannot be equaled. Whenm
friends ask me what is the best
remedy for disorders of the stom-
, och; liver, or bowels
bio answer is Ayer' sl’i
M»: Johnson, N cw Ycflrk City.
Highest
Awards at
werld’s Fair. ,
111:1 and liver troubles,
Eli's
cathartic Pills
m invaria.
MI 1 rs.
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Does it.
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at your ,
grocers l
Quality Uhsurpnswdl Prices Lowest!
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Positive lllfll1|l5( Ulhnnuc.
'201 111
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It is Table TalkI '
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25 pack
such as you
ABOUT OUR
Gilt Edge Creamery
Butter,
' ' l " so SWEET AND 100311,
We sell the lending fine coIchs of the world.
The choicest line of fruits and vcgct tables fresh every 111
breakfast is the I‘crris ham or boneless bacon. A little
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
alwa'ys used.
c. moot get elsewhere, buy
higher in price, BUT quality.
Loudln. Grooor.
”um
fill I walling
m on! Wt V81 4:,an reasonable prices W
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41..
on looking for u lol' u 'hons'e old
the' view of purchasi'nk, nrclnvit~
- 3 ‘01! i call and examine our list. We have‘
Ponplo‘ 11 pro (in. 111 them {or sale In every part at the city at
on easy. terms.”-
gm“,
L,
220 lb
five Pounds tor One Dollar.
ages of fine, now, sweet. I onnosa TEA, the best in town, at' 50c lb. Once tried,
If you want fihe aroma and richness of
{90%. coti'cc here.
ming. A tcmptingdish for
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, -
SO. NORWALK.
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3.11. VI'GKERS,
s It“,
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r: LEPHONE CALL, 13.
IDIWALK. 0'!“ Will OFFIGI. 442 BROADWAY.
A Good "not“ Kitchen and Well Supplied I Deed Reliable Store to furnish Ike's. Meme ‘
Dining Table Pic-ms Happiness.
Happiness. .
cut 11115 ADVERTISEMENT our!
I,
It Will he s. Bulde and the
' lowest Price list on Reli-
able Dry Goods'end Kitchen
Furnishingsthet Anyflouse
In this Broad Land Dec
Show. '
We will not take CREDIT of being able to do this, but
will heard it to you, who havejolnod usln our great co- .
Operative plan of transacting business.
i
Gash Business, Small Expense, Dividing the Profits
(With our customers) rs a combination that no power can conquer.
White Pprcelain Plates,
Warranwd not tomze, '
Silcxo, the new scouring soap for glass,
crockery, knives, pots, tinware. 11an
work and metal or! all kinds, 4c acnko.
Cents Knit Box
Each. Boxesgc 6 es, partitioned maple Knife
. Wash hoards, solid zi h boards,
Large Sized Vegetable Dish, 106, ‘ M was
IOCents.
Coffee cups and Saucers,
Warrauted not tocraza, 12 pieces
47"
Sink Brushes, large sized and bound,
Preserve Dishes,
.. Warranted not to craze,
3c. '
. . ' , 1 Cents
Duh Most. large sized and long - Each.
1 handled lac
Platters..0hlna Shape ’
Light Weight, ’ U gc'l‘owel Back, 3 armed oak Towel Back, .12.,” 30",.
Cents. Shoe Brushes, all bristle, with danber, ' ' Cents
Each, 19c. Each.
With stopple,
Minn!“ n“, 1,, m 2 Dosting Brushes, all rbristlo, with
’ Pint Pitchers, white edge, 15c.
mmfiEPAGE 5' Burt." Cheese! Eggs Wurrantcd not to cnzc. . - Floor Mops, braided cotton Mops, 10c.
'1 5539.136 LU g Etc. Carpet Tacks. 3/4” lb. papers, 30.
-_-. . 1.. H, I” so: flyiashinstoa U§trcet. so. NorwalkU 2°"? Plate Him. 16:23. 590-
F 3 Th3?“ M El'Nl'Si 1;“ ac ' Willow Clothes Baskets, 59c.
‘ . ——~———Buttot3@0fi0,Wrd comm m", tumblers ' . 3mm“: PM“ ”9°“ ‘1‘“;
"m .... _ .. -. ,. .. , L..- m 311’ 4 a» .1". 11"1 1 Largesxze, shectxron. ”519ng Pan,
Wyfihfigfim CM ‘°°' ., ' * .
1'1. ” ant. ' 8' wt ' ' _
1111 Next Week. ...... . lad canned Each. “q ”“5de .14”
1.3 “W 17-71 . "All- 3100’ . 111."! b GOOdS, .3, ;.'..,, ' qum'rlnsudsmpm'm
'i'h Ue And Green Mountain Cheese. Whit!“ 5p‘fi‘1‘fif 1.; , 3 Gym mm Sifters, mm mm“ '0"
l) l: .lfimggt“
Graduating quart Measures, 5C.
Patent Cake Pans, with slide, to;
large sized Th1 Wash Basins. 112-,
Two quart Cofleo Hit,- the.
One gallon Glms‘ Oil Cansfll'
'2- qt. Glass Pitcher,
' . |4Cents.
L'd plated, 87c 11 set.
Window Screens, 250 to 39¢.
Screen Doors, 871:. . 4 H
You! Burner Oil Stoves, “.68.
1:10 pit-u" set.
$2.25
3.50
3.75
4.50
I
laddccli's Royal Vitreous Were
i $0.95.
IN OUR POPULAR CLOAK ROOM.
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
Tea Kettles. for oil stoves, 10c.
Gasoline Stoves, 06.50 to 922.118.
Oil Stoves, from 890 to $8.98.
Watering Pots, I20 to 690.
Feather Dusters, 1013 to 59¢.
Large Sized Toilet Pitchers,
Warrantcd not to craze,
3 Cents
Each.‘
large Sized Fruit Dishes,
Cutglnssputte’n '4». .
| Cents
finch.
Water Bottles,
Cutglnsspnttern,
, 5 Can't.
U .. Eachrt, ‘
Sad Irons, with patent handle nickel -
Porcelain Dinner Set, ' l
112 pieces, nimly decorated.
$7.68.
Like Cut.
$5.50
6.50
6.75
7,50
Decorated Toilet Set,
to pieces,
$l.98.
Capes
and
Jackets!
2.90
3.50
4.50
5.00
5.50
5.75
0.49
7.90
(l
1]
Ilpound box gloss mm b.
“ can 11 him pic .w -h; s,
11.1mm pears.
Assortml jnms in glass,
Assorted jams 111 that.
ii bottles 1 xtrnvt of root lKLr.
H can» Louie sugar mm,
H
n
p
1.
‘ moat Brittle. that we are!
i
3 cans marrow peas,
h tans New York state Porn.
First quality tonnmws per min,
2|c!|"°"”
“is?! homes. 112w
*9 r 1 11 ‘ 1 Ni.
SPECIALS;
NEW YORK GROCERY 00.
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get those goods at such prices.
Ihreots
'0 no
111
Ill
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2.
Ma 1111 ll flour, per bag,
.lmms' "1111?. than.
I!) pounds rol "(ll onto.
‘0
II
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1,1,. M
(lingm' snaps, porlb
lemon cakes. per lb .,
(Nudist-11.1110 1b.,
2- 1
211
I’ll
eat El In Creams
2 o Found!
3 1-00an r911 ewe.
I Plot Iottle Queen Olives, Inc.
Time Balm Buttermilk Seep,
IN pounds granulated sugar.
I pt 111111111 California prunes,
Emmi-111ml poiwhcs. per Ib..
livapomted 11111111";er lb. ,
Ic.
DON’T SCOLD YOUR WIFE!
I cc: 1115c she won t hm hm groceries of Mr. Oldfogy lli hpricc, who Wants to molten
much on ten dollars as We do on fifty. hL‘rc Lise can she
ryButter, l ZIC'I'
Shirt Waists.
Like Cut.
2.25
1” 4 98
Ladies’ and
Children’s
SUITS!
6.50
NORWALK aosroN STORE,
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