, With confidence that goods of equal quality are never 'shown
3‘ fl atlower prices,
pifmc jupnneee'nnd Chino blotting, lromfic, yd up. «, » -
E$I Every size and style, from 39c up. Ruhsinn iron oil stove ovens,
I
AMMOCK STOéK is complete; large Mexican hammocks, 65c, ”I
MOUNTAIN cleanoble and Cooper &‘ McKee refrigerators.
QHINA I Another lot of import samples of 1 fancy china. Over 1000
the fidheetiehina ever brought to Norwalk. .
,. .._..,.....A ............W .W.....-..... .. .- -. _ an...“
Qpiece Toil‘t Sets, richly decbratcd, $2.10
Cm!
"‘ rated Ewers’lund Basins, 98c pair ,
. . Ewcrsi‘o‘niy. . 49¢ each , - .
. ' Basins, _ 49c “ - » '
' “ Covered Chambers, " 49c " ‘
? Small Ewcrs, , , 290 “
Tooth Brush Holders, ' 12c “
Covered Soap Dishes, 19¢ “
Mugs, ’ 09c “ .‘ ,
1...; garden hose; guaranteed not to burst, 10c ft. ‘ ,
'- Baby Carriages l Bully Carriages! Baby Carriages !
'STUBTEVANT’_
NORTH MAIN AND ANN
- STREETS,
Death Norwallg. Connoctlout
Branch Shops
AT
DARIEN
AND
BROAD RIVER
. 'I'IIE TALK IS ALL 0V
L. M. WRIGHT’S; REPOSITORY,
, WHICH IS WELL STOCKED WITH THE FINEST LINE OF -.
arriages, We pus, Bicycles, and Horse Goods!!!
PAINTING AND L ‘ ERING done at short notice. All purchasers of bicycles taught to ride
free. Open until 9 p. it). Having leased the Norwalk
- Fair Grounds, apply to me for terms,.etc.
UTHER M. WRIGHT,
Repairing a specialty.
Ingrains, ,/ Velvcts,
Tapestry, Moquetto, ,
Body Brussels, Axminster,
A large varictyoi China and Japanese Mailings, ()il Cloths and
Linoleums, Shades, Lace Curtains, Porticres.
A. Dickerman a. Son,
South Iorwolk, Connecticut.
Ill Washington Street, -
$1.5 Evening Sentinel
PRINTING HOUSE!
“croughly Equippcdvfor Every Kind of, Printing.
BEST QUALlTV OFIWORK AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
m Io” ”tom Or to “loll tint cm Io Done illoro «flail u Anywhere
. u i “37., , 1‘ ; _, / . l 2 ’ : v 7’
~ ovum ,
tachtlmtvm
‘ ‘lII
pours of all the trou-
ble. , lilo him were oftlio old {union-
od school. and he had given very little
thought to the new women. . ,
Ho entered a cofctorio. become ho
woo in a hurry and “felt that he did not
hurt the time to patronize a roatournnt
whore waiters are thrown in without
extra charge.
He made up his mind what he want-
ed pretty promptly, but there was a
hitch when it come to. getting it. Four
times his idon of what was due to tho
bloomer 89; led him to give up his
place in line and begin all over again,
and not oneo was be thanked for it.
He was about duo for the fifth time
when one of'thc. girls behind the coun-
tor took pity on him and asked what he
wanted before he bud time to get out
of line. ,
At the'coifoc counter his deference to
the fair rex held him back for some-
thing like fifteen minutes. but be final-
ly reached o table. , ‘
Then he wentnfter water. He filled
a glass and noticed it young womnn
standing“ beside him. He oflerod it to
her, and she too]: it and rotnmcd to her
table. He tilled another glass and door
tcouely handed that to another y on;
women who happened along j t in
time. , p _
He went on filling glassea.,an'd young
women and old women seemed almost
to rice from the floor to who them. He
could not think of marching away with
a glass of water himself while a lady
was waiting to got one. It would
be manifestly impolite.
But, well, he finally had to shut his
eyes and pretend no woman was wait-
ing, in order to get nwuy without doing
violence to his idea of courtesy. And
then he found that a woman had calmly
pushed his things away and taken the
seat be had reserved for himself at one
of the tables; and his cofiec was cold.
too.
This explains, thinks the Chicago
Post, why he has decided that the old-
foihioned ideas of courtesy are outlaw-
ed by bloomers. bicycles and business
HIS QUAKER meo F‘Aiueo.
.\ Trump: Limited Knnwlctlgo Lines
‘ Him (fault.
"Wilt thee give men little food?" cold
it dolupidnted looking trump to a good
old lady who won standing in the door
of a residence on Utipitol llill last TlIl‘d-
thy evening. The old ‘ludy was of a
Pennsylvania Quaker family, and her
henrt warmed toward the needy etrun-
gcr at once. ' , ,
“Certainly. my poor man. Go to the
bisemont door, and Ill hoip thoe!‘ and
. the hurried downstairs to have the ser-
'rnnt girl get toxetlu-r some luncheon
for him. She took tllt' things to thodoor;
and after getting away with two large‘
rainl‘u'ichenfinpic-co of pie and (loop of
ten. the monimkou‘ in n pleading voice
again:
- ,"Wiit the; be Irindvonough to give me
at little money to ll“l[) me on my way
home—~l’liilmln-lphiu?"
"l wuuld willingly, my poor man,"
respondvd tho lady; "but l have no
money with me. lint wnit." nenthonght
boomed to strike her: "I'll give thee a
note to my son, at his oilicc, down
town." '
Tho trump failed to got the note,
however, for his m-xt question brought
tho interview to an ilbropt owl:
"Where will I iind thou'n wn‘!"—~
Washington Still".
RUIH CLEVELAND.
This inn picture of l'roaidrnt (Th-v0
iuni'x olulost child, taken from be:
Intent photograph.
Ania-op on 'I’hrlr "I'IITI.
"Police officer» fr qllt'lltl)‘ go to aim p
whilo patrolling th ir lwntfi." was tho
iniormntion volun'm-rml by o well
known nwmbor of the police fore". "M
lit't'lfllly during llm'wtlplo of hour» that
prvvmb-daylight. 'i‘lu-y hive no idI-u
of llumllllltt‘. wither. Holy a abort iimu
ngo i hour of on ofdvur whom lM'Jt til i
not extend south of l'onmylvunin Mo.
on Fourteenth Miro-ct. who, while
Mlccp, wnlkml all i‘m way down nlong
that lem‘t to tho Loni: i’ridw. When
nonwolro ho was within ten rent of a
lmomotivo coming norms tho bridge.
.oul won on frightened that he did not
find his way back {or ncnrly nu hour.
i know of lltiotlwr cum'. and hmml ”'9
Amy from tin-oillcrr himnolf, who won
'iornd nil tho wuy nionq E nil-not from
i-‘ilth street flill’llll‘llhli to .ludioinr y
opium. llu not nil mixed up in the
upturn. nnd nctunlly hnd to link mum-
onry where he won hv-foro he could find
his way back to his boat. I)! comm.
the!» urn olilcen ou'iulonnily who not
lie down for in quiet mm... but ta.-
enm'. l streak of uro thom who acttmil y
and without any intention or vlmiro wt
fimlmip wlillo thny are walking about."
-Wns'uington Htur.
Notfioeuurfly.
“The face." mid tho proverbial bozml
or. “is an index to the mind."
,"Thon." unid tho (,llloerfnl Idiot, "ii
a woman‘s face in made up. in it n nigh
that her mind it in the sonic condition.“
~-Indionnpolls Journal.
AN and M10.
“in! “think-Whit do you consider
the may thing to do in mi
Prat. mum'm‘h to live
w :3 3i ’ l". m y
a.
mu ha hoppcuud to the
the other d. y," remarked William
Crone. hadron-hut a Boston Globe re-
porten “We were milking n uhort
railroad journey. and with mono oi the
innn in, my connmny I Went into the
smokingool'. 'l‘ho our woe pretty wol‘.
filled. nod M I W!” groping around for
n met a mun in no outrun-anionic hur
ry to got out oi’ th~- cnr~nun-.u'rnntnblc
boonusuho had been smoking on bud o
cigar as any one oisoo-tbrow mo up-
against the arm of one oi the cents. As
my contscrnpud .olom: the arm there
wot a series of mnille'd report-i. and l
was enveloped in it cloud of smoke.
"On the othcreido of the hlslo not a
colored mun. smoking what was once
a white cluy pipo. He leaned over.
tapped me on tho’, shoulder. and in one
of those whispers that could be hcnrd
all over, the our, exclaimed, "l‘hcy're
ofI!’ Then, in the most ooh-mu mun
nor, he proceeded to hide himself in
smoke. I pulled from my pocket a
burning box of matches, and m the
crowd now the hole in my cont it roared.
"Under ordinnry circnmstnneos thnt
hole in my cont would have excited
sympathy, but the remark of that col-
orod than was no amusing in its serious
11er that it nimplytnrned tho.~ tables.
and Inns forced to laugh Iziysclf at
‘ what I do not consider at good joke."
A MYSTERIOUS BELL-RINGER.
An Englo Myotliicn to Florida settlement
for Mnoy Your».
An oaglo wns killed in ()scooln Coun-
ty, Fin, the other day which proves to
havcbccn the largest known to have
been killed in tho. Southern States for
many years. lot the eagle has an in
'torezit inside from its grout elm. nince
its death clears up n myutery which
has puzzled the ignorant. population oi
the nortimrn port of ‘Ocooln County for
a long time. A couple of ucgrous who
wont fishing in the bayou-1 of tho inte-
rior part of the county scan-ml years
rigoroturumlvery much ulnrmcd be:
come they had board a mysterious bull
tiuliiing, sometimes for up in the
heavens, and sometimes close to the
north.
The donor-um; of the forcet and their
own Tenn: prowntcd them from making
am im'v-stigntiou. but as them were no
inlmbitnnts in that section of tho coun~
tythn men concluded that the bell-
ringing wan done by tho devil.
At lreqlwnt intervale since then the
bell lids boon heard. the sound nppnr
cutly I:Ull.lll',,' irom the clouds and croit-
iug consternation among those who
liqtoened. -
Upon one leg of the big (-nglo killed
the othor‘dny wan fastened a stun“
bros; boll." From the appearance of the
bell unllfhe bird's in; it was evident the
iioisy little bit of ,nnitnl had been there
some time. It W88 probably placed
them by some one when that-ugh; was
quitoyotnm. ()fmnrxo every time the
bird mow-d the bell rang. and it wm
‘th'La' comid that had so long mystified
the User-bio ('omity folk.
The Prince or Monaco.
Attention is culled to that interesting
person, the Prince of Monaco, by the
(net that tho President of the French
H'public has just paid him 5: visit.
Monaco is n principality within the
borders and under the domination of a
republic. and its internal gownnnont is
at the some time it despotism computed
to which the I’rinco bus himself will
that of the (‘znrs in mild.
llis revenues from tho grumbling tn-
blc-n of Monte Cztrlo arr-very largo. Thu
principality in night squat-s miles in o):-
tont. und lllt'llllll'i tho old and pictur-
thIlt} town of Monaco nnd tho wicked
but bountiful Monte Carlo. The Prince
li'glfllfllflfl with the “Id of such advisers
no he Clumfit‘i. and n inw gore into‘iorcu
by his decree solely. Tho mum,- of the
royal fnmily Ii (Irimrnldi run] it has
reigned for 000 years. Tho present
Print-c. Albort, in forty-clam. llo mar-
riml first it sistor of the anv of llmnil:
Ion. Eleven years litter" ho “1” di
Von-ed for rmwms that are not publicly
known. the Pope amounting to noon!
the marriage. u very nnmunl prm-vml-
ing. The l’rincent‘tvrwnrd murriml the
widow of tlu- Due do Richelieu. who i.~
aim a kinswmuan of the pilot lit-lone.—
.‘l. Y. Journal.
“In" (.‘oillnu.
”in“ outline urn soon to b:- nmnul‘nc
lured by n. pinto-plow mmpzmy in Kn
homo, lnd.. for two men who bow to
w-ntu I iHlll potential pun-h on urtil'li- and
Iormvd u «- unpuuy to introduco it. The-
bottom nntl niJo-i of tlnusoi‘rlu nm to b.-
mulu ol rough. unwound. :md unpol
lr-lll d glzmu, lull llu- top in to bo of high
iy polished pinto» of glow. 'l‘lu- invi-n
tots lltllik llll'l't' nro normal gut-Ml pulllh
in tho collin and into of Ill’llll')’, too.
A (in-M l'nl unit.
Six hunters iuwo trapped 2‘25 form
within ten Inilr-si of Gardiner. M0,, dur
but the pant winter. How of the imntum
cininurto llllVl' nevi-rut bait tlmt to ir
r 'rimbb- to it fox, uml lu- low it ru-mril
or sixty night foxmt lm-‘t winter. lio-
mbl tho secret to another trnppur, who
,;ot lifty two form. n
A ltmuonnbio Twit.
”Nolmdy olmbt to ho loolml by ol ..,
nomnrinu." amid the num who trim to
pom: M an oriclu in his homo.
“Why not?" min-d hie with.
"ih'inuw thorn: we so many wnyi o'
dmtinmmhinu it from built-r."
‘fWollC'nho rupiinl, Willi mnphuule
”I'm not goimr to met up u I'lu-mhul in
lmrntory in the kitchen mnl carry n m.
cruwopc to murim . i only ask for mu
way to t «ll tlmu opurt."
"ilow in tlmti'
"By the difference in prico."—nwnuh
ingtnn Blur.
" An Ivzlk ton Haunt.
A two year old will «it uvimz on or
.linary lm'uy with n Inzm vh'ivmz trn
ted into the town or Aiwroli u. Wn h
.1 few days mo. The oil: wan lint-mm»
in the munl wry. my in «wry way u
tractable on or who. in: I «out 41mm
when tied countermeasure. ,.
MEIRS‘CQ
June Days. ' '
create thought of Ii lit apparel. ”:8
man's ambittbn to loaf
whether it be his business suit, bicycle
well at all times,
. l! suitor outdoarlhg suit, and he rarely ob-
' [acts to dolhg so at the smallest possible
Some states can make lnm look
, well a! less money than we charge. We
make [um look well ‘longen
be in material and malre.
It's got to
The tailors
say the same thing. but they're several lily/its lily/per up
than we are—m price.
Our casSImere suits at 87.50 are
; smelly all wool. Price in this line does not represent the
, quality—they're worth 810. Our tailor made blue seryes,
f. clay worsted. and Scotch weave suits at 810 have the same
cut as 320 Suite.
Bicycle and Golf Suits, 35 to 315.
White “tunnel ’l‘rormrs, very fine quality for Golferl. “-
Linen and White Duck Trousers, 89c to 31.
Linen Crnsb Suits, t‘l and $IU.
Bicycle odd “recent-5,11,”, $3.50.
Star mnlu: .‘x'cgligcc Shirts, $1.55 to 32.50.
Other makes, 4114:. (yt‘. 97c.
Golf and hicyle Stockings, 25c to $3,
Mouse (0. '
Open Monday, Frfdcly and Saturday Euem'ngs.
Bridgeport, Conn.
OLbfAND RELIABLE
Daily Direct Freight Line
BETWEEN
'New York,$outh Norwalk and
Norwalk.
THE PROPELLERS,
City of Norwaik, Eagle and Vulcan,
Will leave Pier 23, E. R., Beekman street, New h’m-kuat
5 p. m. , Leave Norwalk, 5 p. m ; South Nurwnlk'é p. m.
Freight Received from 7 n. m., to 5. p. m.
Upon Appli.
cation to agents the City of Norwulk, Eagle and Vulcan
will be sent for sperizzl lots of freight anywhere in New
York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trustinur any of the employees
of this boats of theline on accountoi the owaers thereof.
one roam-:7 “
’l‘ l [A 'i‘
What is It?
that prompts you to buy your SIHX‘H :il‘
onv store rather than another? Isn't. il-
sl.yiu, quality, lit durability and price on
tothonhm- and prompt and courteous
atlouliouon the port oi'tln' proprietor und
min-smnn‘: if tin-M- :m- tho rvul indium--
mums wr- look for a liberal shuruoi’ your
1|.iti-oimgi'.
H. 8. BROWN,
90 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwalk, Conn
Nash
& Van Scoy
Keep the ( )uomlagn \\lllli' mockery. which it. .okoowlmlgcd by ilu-
limit: In In! lllt‘ llt'hl mmlv, .‘Illll lb.” they
SELL AS LOW
us :my How in the bum. Try our RUYAL l'lll.| ~illl.‘\".; l’AS'i‘l".
it will I lean and polixb nils'i-rwnrc nithoot ioim')‘. Airlltldlllw on and
and is, uncrpmllcil for glows, mnrlniv or brown.
l’ricr .rsr.
NASH 8: VANSCOY,
Cor. II. Main and West Streets,
SOUTH NORWALK.‘
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o I
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