W 1111- s line. Ian-lass and ' .; Scheduled! rules fertilis- ~ tarnished on Applica- ‘ 5.91 Washington street. 'tpisphout‘cell m. J .. mN0.uWallstx-eet.-Norwslk: wclbomc at The‘sentiuel oiilce. any news. you will center a honing. sending or bringing it . , . , run ammo sunrises. South Norwalk. Conn. g Sentinel has a Circulation of Norwalk and its Suburbs ..... ...,...——.-.— Herald Weather Forecast Miler today promises to be cloudy to ' ' r and slightly warmer. preceded the coasts. ioliowed by clearing. ex- yon Eastern Long Island. To- romises to be generally fairund Mummer- Record. point of the thermometer ior . 40m hours ending at noon today Moos above acre: lowest. 46 degrees and word “American,” though ' think of many pleasing does not bring before the the courtliness of the French- ‘ ty, sincerity, perseverance h characteristics, than for any of snuvity. Yet we question there is another country in thi world where a woman can travel , rowbiie‘éiid to the ”other, and be ‘nmc‘h defers co and in the brakeman who assists her ‘2. A on and oil from cars, all the 1 to the professional or society 1 they malt, employers or employ- .‘ g, 'yoarcely any exception, gentle- 1 l ‘ may judge from their atti- ‘ , women. And what better agontleman can we have than . manner in which amau defers iit'eilonable wishes of a lady? W11 V little outside show of gallantry .. land of the free, and equal. v do not set their women on 2v natal-rand then iall down and .. 1 them (except in special cases), sensible women of these days are , tobo treated as equals 1110111: M to be worshiped one day and Mt unfairly with the next. ' Whoa we look at the condition oi in other nations, we cannot but that, although there is room for ‘ fmcment in our manners. it may b1 idem have as much real politeness, MW that comes from the heart.111~ “ahead them. In fact. no American manned envy her sisters of Europr 0! In! other part of the world. it . ”The servant girl will be more of a W than over now that she has “himselffully capableof organiz- iii a month striking - ‘ ' in Superior, Win, _ * oir employers in in» ‘ infallyrqual to the pay of an av- mam laborer in many parts of the mm. It is better, considering the mm the heusewmking girl gets all M touchy“ gets in New“ York city. Thefaoul , students and alumni of limb , which Horace Mann hauled. issued a neat little memorial book)!!! hmxcf the one hundredth an- m 081M! birth, May 4.111 the M 0! she. 1101111110 are quoted the fol- Ming words from Horace Mann' a last to addrmi to his students In “Bil: “1 Much you to treasure in your hearts inseam: parting ‘ t Bu unburned to die until you won some victory for humanity." . ”Ditto! tthuke of Montrosc,a in his own right 11111le lineal t d Robert Bruce. Sir Robert ‘ Quart Graham, is at presents "I clerk in Bumklyn, and cutof Wt at that. living in stone- mm D m in some danger of being . .1 with ltelisns if many more , fliplouds of them as the Doigruvia landed at New York are brought There were 1.543 or them, more , the population of some counties in listen. splmeieadingtherebeliion _ W ltistoklllallthe Vb“ (at lib Monocle trial Miner! so thoroug' 11y organ- lead at that which \impels the 00111pr cried workings of Colorado’ a mining activity. " The story Mr. Rickard tells contains a hope and a lesson. Colorado was the great silver state of the Union. Upon .010 white metal hung her hopesof pms- purity and future development. In 1892 the Colorado silver product was 26,850,- 000 ounces; of gold scarcely one-fifth so much. "The following June news of ‘ the closing of the Indian mints came to Colorado like a pa\1alytic stroke. " Her silver was her life. There followed a brief period of wild despair, hysteric nonsense. Then the sons of Colorado gathered themselves together like men and took in the situation. If not hope, at least pluck and determination as- serted themselves again. If there was no longer profit in silver. how about gold? Some of the richest silver mines were also gold mines, yielding one-third as much of the yol- low metal as of the white. To these the" men of Colorado turned their attention with all their force. It is a fact that most of the gold mines now proving so profitable wbre known before. But the gold was hard to get. and it was not deemed to pay suillclently well to have energetic action spent on it when the silver mines were so much easier to work. But the fall of silver blianged that. The miners began to hunt the state over for gold and to work with feverish en- ergy the mines already kno cyanide and chloride processes of obtain- ing gold from the ore were meantime brought to perfection. The miners worked and planned like men resolved not to be downed. The result is béfore the eyes of all mankind. Like a young giant, Colorado rose from the earth and stood panoplicd in golden armor. For 1892 the gold yield of the state was $5,800, 000. For 1895 it was $20, 000, 000. Silver produc- tion, on the contrary, has fallen from 26, 350, 000 ounces in 18953 to 20. 000.- 000 ounces in 1805. Such is the brave story of the rise of cold mining in Colorado The recent agitation for the preserva- tions of the P00 cottage at Fordhain, N. Y., brings up anew the fact that Those famous gcoplc were Linen) Gladstone. Tennyson. Mrs Brownie Dickens. Dam" in, Oliver Holmes and the composer Chopin. P06 and Chopin were not only born tbé same year, but they died the same year ‘11 month, in untriou,‘ 1041's ‘fGii-ls are artful; here is a club of twelve who have vowed never to war- they expect an equal number of young men to try to change their minds. " ‘ ' . .. tit-the mines dimer-ado; m1 . Rhinitis the Item reoloslnt- 110 law 1 record this week." "How do you know? The' 1809 wean great year forfithe birth“ Mi li‘d‘bfiééihc 11111811.. ‘ filers? in all lines of life except the military? ‘ Wendel} ry.” “Well, what of1t?" f‘Thutineans «yams .,....." The other’ burglar continued his search. . 11wa the much larger booty which wspupcr tomorrow will say we over! 411." Domestic‘Laurels.—-“My wife beat the Did she have a ~cyclometer on her wheel?" "No: she wore a pedometer while she was cleaning house. " Imm'hhvamngu. 1.. :. ..... - 0:35! 1.11: 113-11, ‘ ' law n 1111111111 wi'lli he I'nuo' 11 (H.111. ' Every other p BREAKAGE about the 110115011115 :1 sure rcmcdy without any be 1511:: or bother. Le Page 5 is a liquid glue: al- ways ready to apply with a brush. ' that 15 one great advantage , another is that Le Page Sis :1 sure sticker and :1 slow dryei,_ giving you time to match edges Clll'cllilly. The United Statcsuscs Le Page 5 (line in the Grrcmmu'u!ammo/5,0101 Nat/mm! Mu- uum, and the 1’1le Office,- ——yuu on ght to. Ten cent bottle . ior household use. CANS w1'l1 patent cover fur Mccbcalcs. I3 55551.11 martyrs ”Mn—M...— _.._..._.__........ . ._._.. .. .. NDRWALK OPERA HOUSE All This Week. The Julian Comedy 60. . Try-night: Polly and I. Positive nightly than (1. P pics prit .10 10111111 :1011. Tickasne cu outhcd' and Toadinsun‘s 111111: stem-1. HOYT’S THEATRE Wednesday, May 21. bENMAN THOM 950 N13 Ihmutiiul l‘h 1y The Old Homestead! Management oil: A. Ilcl‘ariahd. By the Original Supporting 00., 1111.an run. on. And Coughs “Early in the Winter. I took a a severe cold which d0Vel0ped into an obstinate, bucking cough, which troubled Inc for nine Weeks, ; in spite of medl Ens cherry Pectcral; bein recommended me I began to in c it, and inside of 24 hours hm relieved. 'i but one bottle cured 11111, and I cannot speak too highly of its 1-xc11ll11111-1-J'-M1s. E. id. 1101011, ilaton. Ohio. Highest Awards at World’s Fair. Windows Bright ‘ LUSTRVINE. at your grocers. ‘ iOc s. A. VIOKE‘RS, DEALER IN Butter, Cheeéis, Eggs Etc. 1115 Washington since: 80 Norwalk -—~——ooo—-—-— ,1 Butter.Cheosc. 11.55.1511: and Dilicatc‘ssen _____g . Try “Epicure Brand"Cnuncd Goods, And Green Mountain Cheese. Qiiallty Unsurmssodi P1 ices LOWOSN TAYLOR' G GOLDEN, Real Estate and insurance! ' WASHINGTON STREET. .0. NOE-lb. .‘ _ ”mfg“! Personslmlrinifora lot or how and Original Double Ialc Qusrtcttc. I'm 11 15c. 51.10. 1'11 and ti. L lot with thd vi oi p11rcbmiug,'siroll!lt- ed to call and efiim our lb-t. Wc' 11m them i1 r sale in cry portal the city at reasonable priceshnd on easy terms. an 2011 It 15 Table Talk' 25 packag We sell the leading finc coffees of the world. such as you cannot get clscwhcrc, buy your coffee here. The choicest line of fruits and vegetablcs I'rcsh every morning. breakfast is the Ferris ham or boneless bacon. 33 WASHINGTON STREET. ABOUT OUR Gilt Edge Creamery Butter, - .1 SO SWEET AND ROSV, of fine, 11cw,swcct Fonnos.1[‘1..1thclwst 111 town, at 50c lb. always used. H TELEPHONE CALL. '3. ZZCIb Five Pounds for One Dollar. 011cc tried, If you want the aroma and richness of A tcmptingdish for A little higher in price, BUT quality. Loading Grocer. CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, SO. NORWALK. 5 But we are cheerful ; ought to he. WEATHER IS HOT! Trude at our stores goes mcrrily'on. Quality at our prices is what counts. TEAS. "out 1111111011011 rwnlarzwklnd. per 27c Wednn't takeolmck mat to any grocer in I'”"""- townusimululilyniuiprim 5, II t I1tl' ' III I 25c lxtraimwy inrmumiloomniIm-Ilm 50c «'8 urmim 1n (n a “win 111111 \or. 7111- kind. puryuuml. F111u-yIIMnnu. new crop. m.- kiml ‘5‘: CUMMIR .PECIALB. per pmim . ii i I 1i. m' I‘ It1lh1m rt 11 111. 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How lurk 11min corn. wit and swoot. so this WH‘R uni]. yu-r will Itciavmn- Iumnims. ilrst quality: as so Inn asthovlast. wrmn. hmIn-ugnrt‘urn.wt) i11nc1.iormcr- 9° Iv woven: 110w “bite [N'Ilt'llmfi three wood can». '0‘; heavy "rm 1. ilnrticti wars. ihrvmwnmlmns. reg 'oc aim who 1m can. now “my host 11mm '14 wand mite-1. 3c wramvml. lids ms l1 nuiy: wrvnlw. liliiorluri m1r11xtmat.mi1li bottle 25c mnkomfiwilluhui’md Isn1ll1'1'llmiilos. (‘u lvrsiaiiw. I [mend tins. mad-i irnm mourn“: mnlvlulrryhimwlu'rr] '0c and 0 other kind-1. perm". NEW YORK GROCERY CO Donovan Building, ", - - - - - . - South Nswiaik. " ‘ asuAm crust-11.711111111111111.“ “ 1 o i A Good Furnished Kitchen and , 110111111111. A Good Reliable cur 11115 ADVERTISEMENT our: NEW YORK OFFICE 442 BROADWAY. Well So II 1! Dining Table Promotes Happiness” e 'FurnishiugsthatAnyHouse ‘ Store to Furnish Those Assure: Happiness. It Will be a Guide and the ‘4 Lowest Price List on Reli- able Dry Goods and Kitchen In this Broad Land Dan ' Show. We will not take CREDIT of being able to do this, but ‘ will accord it to you, who havejoined us in our great co- OperatiVe plan of transacting business. Oash Business, Small Expense, Dividing the Profits (With our custo1nc1s) is a cembination that no power can conquer. White Porcelain Plates, ‘Wannutcd not to craze, Gents Each. large Sized Vegetable Dish, Iocents. Platters, China Shape, ‘ Light Weight. | Cents. Each. Pint Pitchers, ‘ Warrautcd not to craze. | Gents Each. Table Tumblers, , 2 Wine Decanters, With stopplc 2- -.qt Glass Pitcher, |4Cents. Iaddcck's Royal Vitreous Ware, 1:10 pic-co not. $0.95. Cents Each. Cents Each. Like $2.25 3.50 3.75 4.50 Siiexo, the new scouring soap for glass, crockery. knives, pots,'ti11wa1'e. painted work and metal of all kinds, Aic acake. Knife Boxes, partitioned maple Knife Boxes, 90. Coffee Cups and Saucers, Warrantcd not tocraze, 12 pieces 47...... Wash Boards, solid Zinc wash boards, 100. ‘ Sink Brushes, large aloud and bound, 30. ‘ ‘ Dish Mops, large sized and long handled,21:.‘ Set Preserve Dishes, Warrantcd not to craze, Gents Each. - Towel Rack, ‘3 armed oak Towel Rack, 9c. Shoo Brushes, all bristle, with (lanber, 19c. ‘ Dusting Brushes, all bristle, white edge, 150. ‘ Floor Mops, braided cotton Mops, lOc. Carpet Tacks. 14‘ lb. papers, :10. Plate Mirror, Nix-33, 591:. . Willow Clothes 1’ ushers 5.10. Brooms, Parlor Brooms, ilc. Large size. sheet iron, Dripping l’an, 100. . ' Six quart covered pail, 14c. > Four quart Tin Suds Dipper. 9c. Cycle Flour Sifters, with crank, Graduating quart Measures, 50 , ’atent Cake Pans, with slide, to. ' Inirge sized Tin Wash Basins, 51:. ' Twoqnart Coffee Pot. 100. ; E One gallon Glass Oil Cans, 250. Sad Irons. with patent handle, nickel. 0d plated 870 a set. Window Screens, 25c to zinc. ; Screen Doors 87c. ; In our Burner Oil Stov11s,$i.68. T1111 Kctths, for oil stoves, 100. Gasoline Stoves, $13. 50 to $32 ”8. ()il Sim cs, from 891: to $8. 1.13. Watering i’uts,i 20 to 690. Feather Dusters, 100 to 590. with 100. Table Bowls, Gents . Each. Large Sized Toilet Pitchers, Warranied not to erase. ,. 39 ‘ Large Sized Fruit Dishes, (Int glass-2 pattern. I Cents ' Each. Gents Each. Water Bottles, Cut glass pattern, Gents ‘ Each. ', _. Porcelain Dinner Set, lit! pit‘i 111s nicely decorated, $7. 98 Decorated Toilet Set, it) pieces. $l. 98. $5.50 6.50 6.75 7,50 m OUR POPULAR 0101111 ROOM. SEPARATEi SKIRTS. Gut. Capes and Jackets! 2.98 3.50 4.50 5.00 5.50 5.75 6.49 7.98 Like Cut. .93“ 1.25 ~1va mm? 1| iii! “vs-vita - .5 1 1'.” ,. .. All! limit .1 n" . ah'i’f. 71’! NY. 1.1mm l-y Can row 0111.111 Him 708. Shirt Waists. 1.49 1.75 1.98 2.25 2.50 2:75 Ladies’ and Children’s SUITS! 6.50 7.50 8.50 10.50 ; 14.50 otthc _ NORWAL We shall in u s Souvenir . be times me sad ensue! ithis «is d: BOSTON STORE, Abe-stirs! Cabinet Photons? florists every porches? oi of some to north.
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