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of (by other Three Local Hail»
rum Room is always open to
Herald Wanner Home»!
today promises to be generally
” oti’ii‘no thermometer to.
mini: noon beds)
sat mutate: degrees
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m m I ughlfig? 5 ii”
at 1:15
.339 West Regards the Eats
“ll 3 thoroughly neat and timely
shade in The Eighth American
WWW Allen of Nebraska
3 untimcutlof dis-
“the cool, if not of actual
1 towmd the Union, is growing
, and especially in the region
(1‘ the Hissinsiwi. ‘
,remnrks Senator Allen,
. 3 . lined tobelieve thateust
Wetsudmmiey louners intend
anestern 1 'cs pl W
by unfriendly oxidation, so that
. may pass into eastern pock-
W Es also mildly implies that eastern
« ‘ .. . mtbingnboutflnt
which it: persist in looking
/
‘pnt imaéflunrecordns ..
‘weotern boroughs," “low miu‘
raid?“ ‘~ , -' {rim membersn the sendibhnlohqfl‘d
“ M " ’ U for (:l erfnt , 31 of
ill? 1116.... iiYO! tli 2‘25ng :Qlii‘n l)
‘ Went mythomom, ospo»
thepresidentoftbevnj ted
“ ' at peymita himself no sign.
MW in the
mo disloyalty, to the Union-
. ‘ liar,” iii the 9113"-
. s sentiment of d tent bob
«mm exists smug the ample of
Wmuritrusu'id do Very grunt injus-
, ,hndrudooflbrmndool splendid men
hlbe “We! notions! danger odors-d
lives-in more on the allure! their
.Intllnlbo tut-mat situational poem
in. . -. at. history one-h statements
I barb never known of
. W a dialer»! Mullins“. and I do
{mum tbspmplsolthomfl can be
' , Watermelon. much Isa expressi-
mentor diatom. It should not he
‘ ‘ M the west in the sleeping lieu of
' country.“ it but boundbm natural re
‘ ' nigh oddly Increasinglu [omnis-
nfihbttod by an Inn lligo nt, 11 live,
:Clfl‘hllsu ”womb-u {twin entirely
mos min t1... discharge”
In”. loath doom is WWI: coming wnnu
‘ ‘ Militia notions! legislature and our
We in I" Insulin! of tho 31m rumba:
,. if not iiipi riot, in that of the
“ “Miami "18‘ when that this"
. z“. meow. forum and [citri-
' ”of ourpmplu will prompt inulmdhm
Wmdfltlmm them from inflict
_ ssntts- on! tho WW wrongs that burn:
,.,.
“to Harry ltloytln of lay.
J! the mom. (be beautiful month
‘ “mankind tbowhitou ashor' s
m the flower linden air
sill! carpet ls-ntcr is
‘ Whoa you walk
WWW turbid of fresh air, the
M tron the “W s dust m
.1. mm in a They fill your
m ”w! on! aim your MW mine
“I. ‘ NW of diphtheria, consump-
lind tempts“, 1m dimmers nod tho
m of politics and timing m
,W in st your mstrils. They mug-
'1 in yourbstrmd strike into your
‘3 slit thoflsmdlshwm'knf
‘ W m Kidd. nor day stops
.frbt‘mybeimumnnmmmg 1.1m
‘ Mans mom ynmr limeysuckle
7 W Won in diedoorysrd.
hull boy lights the big yellow
» 15M that item miioymcnt
only muglmldcllght sud hour
the. Museum the winingof
" be totboboywbo could not
bullish”?
. ‘theields moths lnmlugol
Winston. From mews lot
thetrfltiumsplittlngm
M the mall lamina and has
Mmrm its mm.
WMM lbhflntlnnd the
“thumb miss chestnut
“Morbid: was the sign to
Wlndlnn musltbst lions
Missile-dual
motion” inane-sen be ad»
. only-liven! th sebum mo for
mmmmflm sumo
«dismisssndwitb Moneosss
manna ioflisohildren’spsrentuto
the farmers. [tumors and oo'unfly
dwellmodlolnlnstbetownslnwbloh
unissuoa' in 1113‘ than the idle schoolboy
during summer vacation.
Menstruation in romeo! themes-
lion schools moieties drawing. carpenter
work, oloy modeling and ruining mo-
und gentle teaching. is maintained.
For girls part of tho instructinin in.
cludes sewing and housekeeping. The
chief dimcultyntobe met in establishing
such classes would be the want of
funds. In all cases boards of education
could throw open the schoolhouses
freely for centers of the instruction, but
money would be needed to pay teachers
and not needed material.
part of these expenses the usual meth-
ods of thing entertainments, fairs,
drains'ticl‘iud musical evenings might
be rebooted tie. For the rest. Wealthy in-
division]; willing to do something for
humanity should help by generous sub-
scriptioiis the vacation school, which
wduldi'give pneful knowledge to chil-
dren and peace to everybody. Botanical
classes bribe open airwmild be t“ noble
adjunct to the instruction. ‘
Constitution of France.
Uiiless sident Fnurc dimlvus the
French parliament, it will on till
l89’l’, when it will expire legally
France’s system of national government,
although it was made nearly in century
Inter than ours, trusts the common peo-
ple still less than the fonndersof our re
public did. ‘ .
The French national assembly con-
sists, like ours, of two bodies. They use
the chamber of deputitls and the senate.
These in (1 together elect the president of .
France. He serves seven years unless liisi
full mete shortened, as it communes
is, by his assassination or resignation
lb the time he finishes this term of
seven years, if 1115’ is sensible and bonus
when be has had 011011311, he is ready to
quit. Thus there is not the ammo tn mp- .
moowoik‘for u Wm
third term that lies before the president
‘ .
!
isthe not ind membly nmmfi
that presents featureilmost dill tit:
blroin ours. The members‘ioflthoohzu
of deputies nmclectod for {our yum
byilie peniple 1f the diff!!! modem?
merits and 0010 inn. Tin-tum chiefs:
bytlid mo inmcnt
With no
.copstillflp the 1111.11.31 bly.
1
Thus, no mutt what linppnnsu the n
"tloi’ifl Wiibly'io apt to liclonded 1| 5
with certain roller-able mu vflm cap
not be got rid of by any elective pumm-
and whom it would be nnpnrliumontnry
to kill.
“The foulcst blot on the. history of Jo.
pan” in modern times in the murder of
the Korean queen. I! the plot had been
concocted by Turks or Chinese, the her
ror of the civilised World would not
have been so git-sit. for of those downer
ate and cruel oriental races liumnnc sen
tbncnts and honorable pructicm are not
expected. But Japan seeks to be regard
ed no civiliml. She claims and in sown
manned of 'crimc by linzr own courts. in
stmd oi turning them over to the con
snlnr courts of their own nation. as semi
civilized peoples are obliged to do. But
Japanese bills-on: counted the quot 11 o!
Koren to be hacked to death \1 ltli sounds
utter which her (lend body was minded
into the mien. covered with kernasciu
nmlhun‘ned. '1! the Jupnmne more
nn-nt clumps over this inhmnunnmtmge
if it donut not punish to the utmmt then:
who 1mintcd it. then no foreigners
can feel more in Japan. The nymph:
thins of the nations will be withdrawn
from anm and will be with Russia.
men should she customer to mini :1 pro
twtorsu) over lion's Japan’s future is
lltimlt’t'nl tn the swift. rompioto punish
mcnt of the stretches who murdered
the queen of Korea.
if all men were hnmest,.if no mm
was suspicious in the wrong plum, those
would burn been no need of tacking on
the mmnl nmm'ipriattnm bill in enmgmss
the clans: pmhibttlng retlmd otllcors of
the navy «out the “marine norm from
ordering the employ of firms selling sup;
plies to the mmnent. lint not all
men are honest; ism men but are some
times suspicirms tn the mug place,
while they utterly hill to look «mt im-
rnseziltty in the right place. Consequent-
ly the clause is 11 mo usury one.
an... Eu... M... s M...—
Then b1 used of instructors in mm.
my drill in the public animals and minor
than that the soldier receives. The not
ernmmtwill thmstore do well to detail,
greatest dtpknnstlst of the timo. Per
W.“ lilwit‘li‘y' .
thesaohildmnlivonndhuvo theirbe-“W‘
inghuntold. 'l‘berois uogreuter .,
ohmicol branches. For the mullest.
shildreu a kindergarten, with its useful .
'l'o defray ‘
cases has Won the right to try foreigners , ..
sols W31. eminent its surplnonma on...” m m.
MW fit at?» int!
Bismarck thinks Paul Krugerlstne ,mmm‘mmfiunuj
with. Full sud explicit Won»
tor putting together the We no
om-mssas' smm' WAIST
mn’rg 11v MAY swoon.
Figured pewnlo made this stylish
shirt; waist, the edges being finished
plainly with machine stitching The
fronts and back have fullness collected
in gathers all: the upper edge. The back
under yoke being straight on its lower
straight lonvor Edge of under yoktimr
lining, and the pointed yoke is stitched
down on its lower edges, thus insuring
a neat and strong finish. The right
front is finished with a box plnit stitch-
ed on. through which button-holes um
worked for the studs or buttons used in
closing. A narrow casing is applied at.
the waist line in back, through which
tapes are drawn and tied over the fronts
to adjust the fullness under the belt
that encircles the waist. The tunn-
down collar is mounted on a high smud-
iug band, which can be joined to the.
shirt wnist or made separately, as pro
(erred, the neck being finished with it
fitted band to which it can be buttoned.
Large gigot debvosare gathered top and;
bottom, ctr-night cuffs completing the
wrists tbntaro closed uith link studs.
.lsnmnpbnblfiflifimndo at the back of
sleeves. \vbichnro finished with under
and overlaps, pointed at the ends. ‘ 1'
handsome new (113313113 shonvn in sum-
chrongh the coming so:wnii1.B;itll-fii pm- A
coin, law 11, sntleen, cambric and dimi 3':
develop [9% shirt waists bfiitlio mod. 1 3
requirnWmnkot-liis shirtnv t_ forgn[
-. ‘9. “ I
COUPON.
Emmott to one Bottom nur size. of No.
«6‘
Out this 0.1.1111 In your nsmennd address
dmnll or take ttto
Sturtovsnt’s Bargain House
Nil!
ADD!” ..........
PATTERN No. 1:117? 817.3 WW ”1
This coupon nnnl 1') cents will 1! 11m
ohms pullout nit Mortevnnt' a. North
nun! A1111 straits. South Norwulk.
. {Mamba/1.1: Il'm fnmlw. nth. g4!)
' mull/Ill".titurtt/Hglln .. «gnuimri...
‘ It'n..’nmlr.1t.;,;'l {Jusuwhw
.. t’u;unulu.bdig. Conlnlnrnoncld.
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN,
Real Estate
and Insurance!
13w
91mm ,WWWMubwsosn ' ‘
MAMMMWW’IW mummimmmmem ‘
very mm and ohotossts bottom 'of‘
and front yokes are made doublo,_tlic ‘
edge. The isomers are joined to the .
mei- wusls fobsidi’ir‘ntendcd for shin '
in musinmmmnnummonnn " WWW?“
The ”‘3' of lid-inch wide mntoriid.‘ 1.
lmniwflmntlm‘nrmnlk "mm m. n-tnrnlntb
lom’o Bushman street. 1mm p. 111.: Bust "gummd
he Winter I too
a severe cold wbllcli dovelogoa
will) in; (magmatic. buckling cough,
, on son not orn neweo
' , in spite or modicum id. 8'
Cliérr‘y Pastoral 7
halo rmm‘nmendml me, I began
mm ”cit mnglinsidoot‘ 2t hours
1 was rel‘ no, i That one 1mm.
' cannot spenloioo
mxnmw- ”- Mrs.
don, Ohio. ‘
gniulenll mo‘
31 y o
E. E. lino l"
Highest
Awards at
World’s Fair.
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HOYT’S THEATRE
Wednesday, may :7.
DENMAN TH 0M PSO N'S
Bountiful Ploy
The Old
Homestead!
Mmuuzntmont of E A McFarland.
by the Original S‘upporting co.,:
".ls~é 1
compare" ”130‘ Brief;
E
5 ' I‘rh'c ankles. “be and $1.
id!
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l‘ummiin A /‘ '-.*
LIZZIE RICHMOND.
anllot.
ALICE HANSON,
Huubroltumnl t‘lmlnpinn Dancer.
DAN 'WALORON.
(‘lmrnvtvrt‘umonlhnn.
(SSE: BART
of Wong: 01mm 1' o. l‘rinun Dnmm.
FRANK D. NELSON,
Fnuunitn l'rim llmiluneufthe “hot:
“porn Cu.
ALFRED LUSTON.
Musical \l'nnmli‘m
STACK a. LADELL.
llorimmtnl liar l' nrturumrs.
PROF. ALFRD J. KUTTNER
Musical ltirn-vtm for Hammerstein
New \urk. lamb-r. -
Grand Sacred Concert Sun-
day, At. 3:30 p. m.
Admission. luv. Admission and limit “Mt.
TO THE
NAVAL PARADE
U. 8. War Vessels
Steamer l: S. Warden.
DECORATION DAY, MAY 30
“We”.
Tilnhlixcursion
m WW
WA‘NlNOTON fi'fltl'f.
to. Norm-lit. .
Persons Inciting tor:th or house and
lot with the rim of pnrchsslnn. sminvlt
1d to call and exnmlue our list.
reasonable prion“I and on my terms.
or ltd tt
"1 Him
r. Inllt ontlw porn «mm on! lot of i
log til!
“at? no dist: vi 11. 1| on the
1111.1." o .lmwi 11m.
MAI!” mu tn st it
hound turn it" no he
an
nyem‘ mm or let
them for on!» in every port of “133$“:th spanial City Meeting
(.ltfr «Mum. urimlk. “mm.
hotnxmynnntthn Booth No it: Union mitt 11mm Iltmm Tummy. the them
. . . l _. r . d it t M are barrel unditm slot
WWII!» N" phflm "Bin 1213111 Mt“ gid‘r‘igézn‘ynf mm nod ”EFF-filmfld'l‘ mi in no mo mvvoor «ltmnpmm the following rim-In.”
medal
MM". twill-“Wu” 1 me MM! em 1 street. limo "ml-1t
pmtovr't o mm:- :sg‘tomsrk id mm
.9... w...“
munflrru'n. Runltlili'u Wnllt. (‘0 h
To Will lllnm ‘ ’l‘nannthsrt blurb» the
mxtbnslty vmdwl in me no Mmor
hotel 11 oll vt you to (the mum to "no
will his hold In Afton ullmn Muslim},
h.
.511 TO ' 159
H Firmgqlur‘
‘ ; 3 UnderlinemnnngcmontnlI. M. 11m 1‘.
3 Will opcn' Sfinl‘dny, . ;
{mum .
Now that the hot weather is
September.
left a goat many
3 on the manufacturers’ hands.
-DOLLAR. i
$3.751ndies‘ black cloth jackets,
$7.98 Indies’ block diagonal jackets,
3!.421 ladies’ covert jackets, . -
liliquod,
with gilt buttons,
buttons to match and strapped,
0
r«‘1
are careless of how and when to dress.
$9.50 ladies’ finest quality broadcloth capes, trimmed
with white pearl buttons, strapped and ob-
abwslndies’ all wool tan cape, braid and trimmed
$10.98 lmlics’ all wool covert, trimmed with cloth,
Decoration, day.
' m. 4.. soon on.
Half Pnce Sale
lN OUR
here the problem is hmv to keep healthful.
This IS the opportunity that you Should Embrace.
Our belief IS that most people
In this very changeable climate some think that as soon 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 country Now our
ndvicc' 15 to always have a light weight gnnment, either jacket or cape, so that when you walk or ride out
in the evening, no matter how hot it is in the day, there are evenings in June and July that you will need
an outside ganmcnt to go to the shore or into the country. As this spring has been unusually warm it has
JaCkets and Ca es'
We havsaconsngnmcnt that we Will sell at FIFTY pCENTS 0N 'l'llE
$1.87
$3.98
. $2.25
$5.50 32.2
WE BOUGHT 25 DOZEN
LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS
E Flom an Albany manufacturer. 'they are not quite good enough to sell at 93c, so we shall put them
scpnrliteiy on a counter and sell them at 50c each, \\ 0 shall not open our store on
Buy early 10 the Week there shall be
drives in every department. »
NORWALK BOSTON STORE
Corner \Iniii and Willi Strect. N01 wall. C cum.
nation.
"\
33 WASHINGTON STREET. «-
That like thobost are good J
people to sum. ._ . . .' . .
They are able to appreciate
a good article as well as
good service.. . . . . . . .
'l'tlEV’ltE PARIIBULAR! . . .
Loading Oreo-r.
1.
l
vs.
{WEATHER is HOT!
lint we are cheerful; ought to lie. Tr. ulc at our stores goes mmrily on.
our prices is what counts.
$3. 98 ladies’ all wool capo; half price,
*3. 50 Indies’ black cope, trimmed; half price,
1313 50 old ladies black cape; 11qu price,
$15.001wlle3’ heavy gros grain, all jet: work,half price,l}7.50 ,
$6.501ndies' black silk capes for
“‘2 ‘ $6.501ndics’ black velvcts, half price,
$1.98 children’s jackets, half pf'ice,
$3.50 children’s jackets, hnll‘ prlce,
5 children’s jackets, half price,
I O D U I
Quality at
$2.00
$1.75
$6.75
$3.25
$3.25
$1.00
$1.75
$1.12
TELEPHONE CALL, l3- '
3.1
Of course they are, and we wish that every one was more particular in their ‘choicc of edibles. Peo
pie who are indifferent in this matter often grasp at the daunting prices of the ten~year~old goods sold at
the “sacrifice sale stores" represented as “just as good.’
We court the patronage of those who are particular. and encourage them in the nicely of their discrimi-
(lur coffee will please the most fastidious, always the same, uniform' m quality.
best. Our fancy gilt edge crenmcry butter. at 22c lb. 5 lbs for $1, is the finest made. We have a large
stock of summer specialties, and receive berries and vegetables fresh every morning.
to our city or seashore resorts to give us a c;1ll,as we can supply you with all the delicacies of the season.
CHARLES ELSEYMOUR,
()ur teas are the
c ‘invlte all visitors
SO. NORWALK.
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TEAS.
\on 7th ind, pus pound.
Mint 3mm. 0 lb p in. 3 ""53“ mlxml.rou11lnr um kind. per ‘50
seven 111mm on now 1mm ""‘""°
( IT mamas-kind. mnmmd.
w GOQVKIS.
"Ml mocha and jnvn. one kind: per
WARRANT pound
son 11 pound.
[lost mammoth». mulureic ltlndmer 2
' Wm! 11'! "6111:11an sent to any drum inbound.
'l‘leClliW7lic tnun IlA‘fu onnnnllty mnl prim:
Extmfnm-y lonnomtbuumwlnnflu- 503
Fumes (Mona. new crop. or: kind ‘sc
{$27.} 1...“:.z:a.:.‘.;"‘.;;.‘..u:.
I [lost ground comic. 11 mosaic] blond.
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l’ottml bun ortunmw. n rleltvlnms or‘
thin turbine won». «mo tnnnlflmunolmulw 8c
mu. mot tho thing for excursions,
11nd mmn -
Hm thtmz fur mndwi lotion
fol-11s all tnnmll y.
.‘llnd nutritious. tour “Moro pen
9 Queen nnliws. pint imltleo.
c were the bottle. now
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oil y.
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NEW YORK GROCERY 00.
South Norwalk.‘
33 MAIN .‘I‘REET, NONWALK.
H 3 ‘ Ilnttornntlk soup. .mnlmnlnn-m-h lmx.
ml ‘mr 21c I-untnlnmcstrmtotrnmmnnnnlbuttermilk. 8c
250 W ‘m’ésssmm ooonsmrc.
New York stat:- rnm. set: and sweet. 50
this is: of: only. per mm
lhnlnwnm tnmmtnsm. first niuulltyzns
Iona no they lost. her:- on.
mingle snmnr mm. Very funny. formers ac
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has mime will find out 11.1.1 111.. QWMrm 1... mo. Myriam if“...
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still must
but 1? Thlt‘fiablm
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it wired. Thntusnltnble emrohfmir "WV”! IF You WANT ALL THE "E
hit 1 sub I be tn13Mnhd six manholes. be eon-It not
men to drill ’ 8 ”fl ‘ kmzflgfl’i'w’lifiiimo: ”sign mfmlt at tho 2::mlutlnmw ottlu- mnmm this am scrim-mt
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