H my news. you will confer a
,, 1 tunnelling or bringing it
South Norwnlk. Conn
a9 Sentinel he: a Circulation
Norman: and it: Suburbs
01111,an the Combined
1‘ _ the Lot Three Local Dail-
‘ [Room is always open to
Herold Weather Fen-com
"today promises to be much
A, port 1: cloudy to fair. followed ,1: ’1
"3111mm it promises to be much
ore‘uullry null partly cloudy. with
thunder storms. .
‘ point or the thermometer for
‘ boureendlnzfet noon today
above‘aero: loweetndecreee
Almanac for Tomorrow.
1.311111151111119 Lowtide
at 7:15 11:01 5:011
um ‘mnnmsw nns TO snr.
Hr fainter-‘3' condition.
’8 condition must indeed
g. inns latest spasm may be
, L evidence, together with the
-.’ gverdiot of those who have
,tieally ‘ntudying his peculiar
, ‘ which bunishes all hope of on
‘wyery Herotofore he was
,1 “We only suffering from a
. fly ugr‘ovuted form of mental swel
oomplaintthat “(revue more
L subject t0,Wl1ic , under the
011th nown to every one
onog, usuully subsides in the
__of time but according to "the“
v
{mental to the rather surprisinn
that} athere EN” he no.“
*disorder, as file cavity in
’ 1 ‘ organ of thought was sumac--
, } apparentlyoenutimnothing
11
t
“We application of his own
iron tonic would have no salutary
"lltlm’t likely that he will be-
t, though it in quite probable
- win! centinue to be ridiculous
'n ellipses into another nonem-
.. Mojave-m Hun. In the
him. use tender hearted and
‘ " h harmless nmuwmont as wll
him. even lit our oxponrle.
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Al to American Nervonsnelo.
when V1111- once 11 boy whose chief
L‘ V WM lhntlho had “the crmkedoat
what are in this town. " His glory
in: Apparently equaled by that of' the
Mean doctor who has succeeded in
finding and classifying 1"6 different
. , dinner in this muutry. .
he. become no common to bear the
G in how the race of Americans in
W of fies-vowel” thnt it is pleasant
dud maturing to wed in The Canary
paper by lho learned Dr ‘l’hlllp
Genuine Knappof Boston to the effect
on time is really nothing in the fools
out web on motion. Many
uttrlbulod to brain and nerves
Whetmh at all. For imitation. when
I: M dies of paralysis or npnplcxy, it
Initially nttrllmlwl to almanac of the
broth. whmlnxtullty it in not so. It in
llama an Arm in the brain either bi”
man plum up and mumot circulate
the mislead, “M the well of n bruln
WW and hrenke down.
”at neither there cum-nan DOW
lyinld tel of n nervous ailment.
1 331'. 8’.an that more people die
horn hem one kidney troubles than
new moon diurnal-n. All to byrtorln.
W11 nervoue dim. it in not so
woo-1m the United state» an it in in
hformvcr, tho Womm attacked
. lit it in his field of nbwrvntlmi Dr
' but found tobo more often them
foreign birth. particularly among
' and Pollen Jew, lhnn Arum-l»
i men. finally. this cbmrluldoc.
find: that our girl: control their
' ‘ ‘ excitable emotions holler than
Milled to do. which is gm! em in
M ‘
”lowing Up De mama.
or the 11m mum-ingot W. '1'.
3W3 achievemonln in his when
W m1. of “Henry Germ Stephan
‘ ' ‘ Dpper do mantle,” know-111m-
‘, it Do Blowitn, for 11 motion
Maul mathcmwubl-lwor 11cm
_ lit the landmiflmm 81ml
M «menu to the “Blewiinlo—
_ W.‘ there in routinely
unwound. De Blown:
mum
. . Wbm m ordlnory marten“
‘ dc mama'- 1111:111qu In feel- ulfnfilntlw
world bodbelmw
' their“ timehcwngncnllewcdtomthe
duct ,lncllnecnctompeethimw
tummtvltholnblim cou-
whdtbbinoflablewindhmm
u ”I“ m. for
real whom. tor. whom he in 1110‘ i
venue and innocence bud formerly in: nod
that the uncir- of thin planet wmlrlegumed
more or lore allelently by emperors pupae
uudprcvldcntn. he then hoslnl to
that behind these potent-toe there m 11»
greater than twin lulu: when bidding they
do. who mom them like’ poppet- by m invlr
thin wire. Our remote newton. who lm
nutty imagined that the, Inn. and the moon.
undtho mange Monomtedfor .
perpetually revolving round thh- Idm of
euro. moot. have experiment! the “howli-
derin‘t enrtbquaky mental check when they
learned for the flat time the eompantive in-
limitleenee o! tble planet in the nnlvene of
me. But If. dc Blown: we. noVer under
any one]: delusion. He knew the central llsuro
of the continent. the nu remo sovereign and
wire puller of the wor.wl1mu be crowned
1'1“? due reverence every time he put on hi!
I
new to a. one.“
In the ,(hmnoctiout volley there died
lately woman who had lived to the re-
mur 10113901105 youmnnd 4 months.
She hud‘nevcr slumped dqwn‘tobe a
chimugyoerncr old women. but retained
her mental and physical activity to the
time of her death. She remembered the
funeral of Washington. and that she was
proud of. There was much in her life.
over. But glnddeot of All she won. she
said. that she had lived in the hind
lecnth century and witneuaod it; won-
11ers.
Well the need lady might any this.
Since historybegan there has not been a
greater century than that beginning with
1801. Itfihnueen country after country
throwing of! the yoke of kings and cs«
tnblishing 11 government of the people,
for the people and by the people. It has
been the diecoveriea of the gold mines of
America, Australia and South Africa.
It has brought to mankind the steam-
ship, the steam printing press, the ruil~
mod. the telegraph, the telephone and.
lastuud among the greatest of all, the
bicycle. Itl turned electrk'ia;
adapted it toth everyen- use chum.”
More than any century sincolho birth
of tiflo one ehoi'n men the power of
mind over molten. It 11:19 dompuetrotod,
that there are at his oommnud subtler
forces in nature than those which wield
the fibre Sledgehammer and spade."
- ‘ ed the slave in the United
Wand“
too, that she was glad of and happy coctu
mommueunnmm
Glove-fitting Pattern. hywhlcb we om
Memmmmmnm
very moat 11nd eboioutvpetterus of
garments. Mendupnoit direction-
for putting together the garment: no
oommteebnettcrn ‘
l1.“
we"
A
‘1‘ . .i
,.
we—uvnmo aun-
nines 1111 MY neuron. r; .
A11
Md
own. oomblnilp;M
.il,
national colors. Buo finnnel sergo is"
Yenotinn red silk. u handkerchief oftho
time being daintily knotted on the
head. The suit is in title pieces. the
drawers being extended from the body
The deep square yoke is shaped by
shoulder seems. the body “by :1 seem in
centre back. and the drawers by inside
leg some, which are plainly finished
with home below the knee. The full-
nose at the waistline is drawn in by
a shining tape inserted in a. casing.
The puff sleeves are stylishly full and
gathered into a band at the lower edge
ibunduome ailfipdlfr omnpleteg f
on]: in trugmuutwal—etyle. . The
felon at the buck, the fronts and sides
fitting “1% PP milliliinll
in; pretty on hinting folds lrom the
circular shaping. A deep here or fncin
with evenly spaced rows of hi-uid all“
lobes the lower edge: Suite of this him]
one matrix-em Henriette"; cashmere,
an
education to the. conunon people 0. .
nearly all the civilized undersea—thee
pebplo' whom Lincoln “infill elem: .
mode so annoy 9! cm. And in spite
millionaires on tin onoliund and
dwellers on thootlier this glorious new
man: centn‘ry nice a wider» philan-
throw. A deeper spam fif‘hmrlbn broth 1
erhood, thunnny dgeeverwituched .1‘
fore.
Indeed it in good tohavelctrdinlhat
chapter of history which will close wit ‘
the nineteenth cultury. Let us be My
we are alive. ‘ , .
College Commencement“:
It has been left for the young ladies
emnpoeing the senior close at Vnilunr col-
lege to mnko the meet seneiblo sugges-
tion that has been heard in many 11 any
in regard to commemmmcnt examiner
They have petitioned the faculty to sub.
etitule for the noun! essays and when
by the graduates themselves on ultimo
by some well known educator. They any
rightly that the cullow pmdnqtions of
girls just leaving school can have no
particular interest, such productions be-
ing chiefly u rehash of what the students
have dug out of books. They olmld in no
111mm be a record of individual experi-
ence or original remrcb.
'Ifhlaois capitol. It 31.311111111111111 that out
logo comnioncolnenln should have fol-
low-ml one another your After your neur-
ly twu olmturim and nobody found out
thin Minion The Veneerglrln. time-
hm, deserve credit both for making on
original dineovory and for being honest
cnlmgh to proclaim it even to the ehut~
ting off of their own oratory on com-
mencement duy.Tl1orc in no mwui,
how over. why the midi-mm would bemu-
film] in 13 111112111le by on educator. An ad»
dress by 11 1111111111111nt beninm man or
lnwycr or inventor Would be even but:
tor in place.
Them 111 :1 tone or the tragic and ten
riblo in the following extract from u re-
purt of the {mind jury of Chicago: “va
timlmy givvn before thin body chow-
thut the public officer of the oily and
client}; are homymmlm‘l with mmptlon
and funny nlllclnln urn slumped in crime.
Public nllnim have hem pmeiinlvd for
private gum, and thing» have lwmno
m rotten that tho. wry life of the oily in
immrllml. " Of how 1111111: other cities
then Chicano is this true?
........ won‘t-Luau“
If Colonel North, the nitrate king.
bed lived 80 years leaflet! of only 54,
and hill Mancini financial one»
our bill militiamen} up in that lime, he
«mild-halve been Worth no loss than
ummm
Oneremmneyin m ban-11m get
hold of this wring lit that there [I .30,»
doom in.» in circulation than time
was a your two.
ummumddmmm
WW
“inc an... moi
newton-inn. L
A completed or tri
é [mterinl of contrasting color.
must have thong t miiblr or.» shine
" for ladies' 32 inch breast measure, 5'
« yards: :36 inch breast moment. 51..
mamrmw
:’ 1 flck. blue, red, w 05, grey, plainly
m‘E‘gd filth braid or
TitleruNo. limp; out in to“!
or lat. =‘
vim; IO.
,, tldl price of pattern is 30 cents.
Quinitity R mll'fill’d “finches wide.
i>.-:11‘de-i0lneh brunet 111011811112, 53. ynrllu;
42 inch DWI 111mure,l1 yards For
misses, ll) yflfpflflggm‘fl l? are
‘lll yours old 5'; yards.
«r.
A
EVENING SEITIIEL
COUPON.
Building to one Pelican. any clue. of No
.4
Cut this out. rill l1. yournumeundeddm
and mull or take lltu
Sturtevant‘x Bargain Ilouu
llm
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This coupon 11ml 1') went»
tilmve mltcm M. liturluv’nnln.
n Millennial» .clonthhnr
“ will:
1-1.. Won-n mm nu. .1
In Bow Null, lmlnlnn, mat, ‘onn illiter-
day evening. two men. the worm torch-ink,
were fluhilug like tli'llliml. 'l‘lmy tvom
mmnmlml by on emailed null yelling
crowd, not 0111111! whom uttlmlpml to In»
tel'foro. and, u ennui, them Were no pollen
to be mu.
An old hilly, cnrrybm 11 em bundled
market lvwkm,mnm upon the neon», of
which thou the omulwmita ware onthn
around. lllolllng fix“ pmlehlnumeh other
lnnmont envngo minor. The old lit-fly
panned only bum enough lntllkoln the All»
imlinn. Thou Aim wont to Work and im-
labored the two men about their hmdn nnll
bullion with her hunk-1i.
Thin unnumlml mill energetic nttnok no
surprlml the iluhlcru tlmt, tillllpilmllflfl
hantllltlun. they not 111111111! 11mm! M. their
mllnm in some nunvnlnlmwnt.
Then the rilllenlumm of the thing
111111111111! tantrum them. They bum into
hearty immhtnr, 11ml. getting up. look their
coats and wont (may. npnnmmly quite
friendly, while the old lolly mliml trl«
nmplmntly amid the chmm of the areml.
“Alwndon ADH’WOH.
"11km zllct 1:: lull
little 1:1 ' neur-
ltil rfl- ill . l n
ll iv 1'11 Mi ll. it! 51311 .
ll» Lsuy' . all-I . 13: '1
Always the same:
You can count on it; owe-
to how led the bra-ab, Le Pope’s film
will mend it to it will 111111 man/rd. It in ll
Sure slider llclvy mflmos Mum: 111.111 1-
kiifl lather halting. yet it is riglmlly nailed l1
it fine book bindl he: or ill-limb: fancy wort.
em injure milling. i 1mm it nu 1111.!
More: no heating.
HPAGE'B
‘cmmmxm L
tplnely picturesque bathing. . ',
trimmed with white when braid and 1
around the waist is worn a with of ‘
1: “We
,(l-lnn 3';ch 01 Tie
(1111,43, yards; 1-1 years old, 5 sands; .
' “Early in the Winter 1‘ too“
severe cold wlllwt dcvclo
'31:“ l" ”‘lh‘lll‘il‘itlll’itl‘te"
whl ch re
inepite elm lenient.
L Cherry Pectoral
beluga recommended me, I began
tot e itI 11nd inside of 24 hours ‘
liven roll piled. ‘Thnt one bottle.
mined 1111' find lculmot upon]; too, .
hi ably of. glts oxeelleuee."«Mm.
ll. E. flown. blown. Ohio.
Highest
Awards at
World .Fair.
Windows
Bright
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ENTER TA INMENTS.
HOYT’LS THEATRE
Wednesday, May 27.
DENMAN TH 0M P30 N's
Beautiful Play
The Old
Homestead!
1 ‘ Munllnement of E. Aullcl‘nrlnml.
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Original Double Male Quaflottc.
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:llet street, 131.5 p 111.
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TAYLOR f 81 GOLDEN,
RealrEstat'o
and insurance!
WASHINOTQN ITRIIT. .
Io. Hormone.
”Evian or home rind
of purchasing. nreinvlb
We have
Perilous lookln 1:
lot with the vie
ml to call and «famine our lint.
rl'nlminlile prince-uni on my tel-nu.
II“ a} lot i
‘Nb'rlcal
sol-1061.. 'rAxczs
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Hi'lll’ml «llnlrhl 11m homily lmllllm llmtlllu
llielrlvllnx "lune 11ml onu- mmrivr llllllnull
lhmlulhlnloiicl million-w" ilhwmlillil‘lll lint Ml
11111.1 11in meeting with» «lint ill-l lmblon the
lllnlny hf lmw, 1111». All the lmnklln ntrnot
m'limlhnnw Will lwluomul Ipayable nntlm
in! tiny of Mm. 11111». of Wllll l1 ll 11111 l xhull Ibo
nwlyln 14-11va the mun-mt fillilmu n ulr 1g
Aim-.1 no \Vnnllimglun Alrml. l‘unnll‘h at he
minor "humor will 111ml" [mm 11y of
mm will 1..» l-lmmml nnllll lild‘rl remaining
1111mm Mi 11111! MlorJlmc 1111.1 14111.
l A. Tor. 1m.
(tulle-form 'l‘amu; for Heath nimn “Ion
W‘lllml lllhlrlt‘l.
llololl at Booth Nomnlk April is. 11mm“
WARRANT
FOR A
Special City Meeting
AA mew...”
l,‘WflRfl0W!l't§. lit-mm Lan‘nlk. (Mun.
To Villluml‘. Momma”. m‘l (florknlihe
Gil of Well Nemlk.
lilrzl llv authority vnemlin me no tiny-w
11ml Mr nmll-rnllllulll «M n" ‘mmvllmen nlml‘c‘l
city. llurebyllim'lynulu mic notlm in em
1- nl ilolore of Nil» 1"}. flies. 11 BIWlnl l‘lly
ccllml willlmliololln ilnn lull. unllmilmm
all-net. in mil vllmm new that (will
nlxilulnvnl . 11v, we. t 11 “GM 11.1"
M prm‘onf‘ llliuliqwuve l 10 following Width
1.1111111111111an by will item! of Councilmen.
vllcmlml. 'l'lml nuliillnhle newer. lomru “l h
lulolnnnnllelx mun in on We «1.111110111111ch
em} 1111 all llowndee11ndt 11 «remove
11111 cm il'flll'lllil.dl'l?fifl lion 1» wt *
menulnllnn oftlm mmmlllm u never»
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new! 11.1mm» be m Milli?“
1‘“me ffil‘l‘lfilfilli 2:153 moron“
"f”GL-UE. 4
IF‘ _:
- September.
advice' 15 to always have a lig
in the evening, no matter how hot it is in the day,
an outside garment to go to the shore or into the country.
we, .‘
By the Original Slippilflllll 30-; L‘
NAVAL PARADE 3
u 5. War Vessels *
Steamer]. S. Warden. _ ,
DECORATION DAY, IAY 30
them for rule"! over mute! the city It . . _ .
left a great many
7 1
l
separately on a counter and sell
NORWALK. union 1111111113,“: linoleum.
‘lN OUR
Half Price Sale
"Popular Cloak
Room l ‘
This it the Opportunity that you Should Embrace l
Now that the hot Weather is here the problem Is how to keep healthful
are careless of how and when to dress.
Our belicf' 15 that most people
In this very changeable climate some think that as seen as the
first warm day comes that they must drop their outside garment, put on a lawn dress and keep it on until
Hence so many pulmonary diseases and rheumatism in this part of the
ht Weight garment, either jacket or cape, so that when you Walk or ride out
there are evenings in June and July that you will need
As this spring has been unusually worth it has
country.' Now our
Jackets and A apes'
on the manufacturers hands. We have aconsignment that we will sell at FIFTY CENTS ON THE
DccorntiOn day.
They are not quite good enough to sell at 93c, so we shall put
them at soc cach. We shall not open our store on
Buy early in the week there shall be
drives in every department. “
the “sacrifice sale slmcs‘
been new unnlllynwi prim.
mm the kiwi. luu‘ mmnal.
i‘lilll'y llulnml. New l'rnp.
pm- pound.
lie-l. milled mentor oo-
puuml.
[Mimi
Inn. kind. per pound.
G
OFFIKD.
pmm I.
heal invn. rmulnr one
pound.
131ml mnmvnilm. regular no
pnutnl.
Of course they are, and we wish that every one was more
plc who we indifferent 111 this matter often grasp at the daunting prices of the ten y
We won the pallonagc of those who are particular,
nation. ()ur coffee will please the most fastidious, always the same, uniform in quality.
best. Our fancy gilt cdgc creamcry butler.
stock of summer specialties, and receive berries and veg
to our city or seashore resorts to give us a call, as we can supply
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
wan-fiche HOT!
lint we are cheerful ; ought to be. T “rule at our stores goes lllL‘l‘l’lly on. Quality at
'11:.an L L L
We don't lnlm n hos-l1 went to my armor lei Wm"
ltxlm lnnvy fnnnuMl Monmlmolln-
one kind ‘5‘:
kind. per ‘50 ll
A mmdleo nt 11 model-eta price. per 25°.
lwlnl mixed ion. been fine 11m-
liimt mm-hnnnallnmlm bind: per 330
H
' '1‘l'llatllk0 the 5‘03! are good
people to 50m. . . . . . .
lhoy are able to appreciate
a good article as well as
and service. . . . . . . . .
THEY’RE PARTICULAR! . . .
'reprcscnlcd as “just as good."
particular in their choice of cdibles.
NORWALK BOSTON STORE
Corner Main and Wall Street, Norwalk Conn
!J-
.W :-
vl
,
.
,
i3~
Pco
car- -old goods sold at
and encourage them 1n the nicely of their discrimi-
Our teas are the
at 22c lb. 5 lbs for $1, is the finest made. “1’ e have a large
etablcs fresh every morning. W e invite all visitors
you with an the delicacies of the season.
landing OI‘OODP.
$0. NORWALK.
our prices is what counts.
1 Ill-:1 Minnelli-o. ronnlnrmr- kind. pm
llolst ground mum. n elm-int blond.
HUMMER SPECIALS.
5011‘
lHlml bum nr tongue. one uunrlorl
'a-.nn just lilo thing for Ml'lirulmle.
hoof. lvm [mend mm.
Mn
for mull! liilwe
illm lllll
( "rm-‘1?
for 11 email! um i.ly
‘l‘r l millonmvlnlvlo 1olly,1lnlnly
“I“. per alc‘ Inul A.l‘1l‘1‘1“1m1.m llnvnm. Ivor! hf“
himLper 290 “Queen olive». pint bullion. cool it
on» law bottle. now
lNlml lmm or tongue. :1 sloth-Ion» ur-
vla inr luncheon». one bull pound 1911M.
356:].1111141 tnnmw. cry bust quality. "no 239
[pound mm. llllll- '7c
lmel. tine pound mine. enough loo
‘L Llinllnrmilk Mon 1. ll I'lllfl‘H 111 u... h lerL.
21‘: l'lmlnllm oxlrm- t lglrlmeenml buttermilk.
25o
"W ‘"’énuuln Goons. ITO.
'Now York 13min cornfmft and Wool,
lllH cotton y norm
helliwuhrn lulllillifl‘ti.“ llrnt quality; All
lonnnnlh MIMI. pert-nu.
1 Eagle mogul-mm. wry fliiwl’. 9c
i'h'l'lm‘. new
yWhile pom-hoe. lhroo mom! can». loo
llmivy nyrm 1.»
11.1mm 31mm three mnwi rune. my '00
ulor price in 1-1111. 11an 3
c
250
5c
80 6f.“
" 5i:
former-
\u-ry bout mm. :H mum-l mikes.
WM and this Wonk only; permit».
Illormt Mir oxlm-‘l. on: b bottle
nmknntunllmm rnmtboor 9v: :llmll lee.
llnrllvoemme. 1 pound tlim. mmlo
from lnmh I roll; muplmrr strawberry
and Aollwr Mull». per 1-1111.
lac
lOc
Donovan Building,
33 MAIN STRICT. NORWALK.
C U ' I ‘ .
NLEW YORKGROCERY co.
South Norwnlk.
IF YOU WANT ALL 1111?. Aéws
HAVE THE
Evening Sentinel Left at Yollr House
fli‘ “VEWA‘
Regular. .. 4. ,. .
e
TELEPHONE chili... 13.
DOLLAR. . ,, . /
$3.75 indiea‘ black cloth jackets, l . $1.87 $3.98 ladies’ all woolonpmhulf price, 3.. - v .. $2.00
, $7 billadiu’ black diagonal jackets, H 33-98 ' $3.501lldi08’ black cape, trimmed; half price. 331-75
L to. 40 ladies' covert jackets, $2.25 ' $13.50 old ladies‘ black cape; half price, $6.75
$9. 50 ladiee' finest quality broadcloth capes, trimmed $15.00 ladies’ heavy groe grain, all jet work,half prico,$7.50
with white pearl buttons, strapped and up. $6.50 may black silk capes for 3335
1’11““‘3‘1' L “‘3 $6.50 indies' black velvete, half price, $3.25
$1. 98 lmiics' all wool tun cope. braid and trimmed $1.98 ch11 dren's jackets, h a] f price, “.00
with gilt buttons, $2.50 _ , _
810.98l11diee’ all wool covert, trimmed with cloth. . 53-50 ch1ldren 5 Jackets, half 1“"le 31-75
buttons to match and strapped, $5.50 $3.25 children's jackets, half price, $1.12
W: BOUGHT 25 DOZEN
~ LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS
Prom an Albany munufaclurer. them ‘
in
lO‘
Norwalk Chronicler