; lot. 1111-
artisans-nits. not exec-11111111 live
t1 wetthree tiresome: elxtlmeb-
' toe. Sch-1111111101 rates lorldls
meats tarnished on applies-
--11m'm .mBy 111113.111 advenai’e.
prowl-11: One month. 1100; three
on: six months. 82.60: one year. 35-
m numbers. we a week. to he paid
9'! .
matte. 91 Washincton street,
11:; telephone call. 0H. .
’ on Curran. No. to Well street. Norwalk:
111111.924.
. to Wei-101111) at The Sentinel office.
my 01 any news. You will culllm a
eleohonlnlr. sending or bringing it
11711001, - . '
01110111101111 should in all cases be 1111-
Tim EVENING SENTINEL.
South Norwalk. Conn.
waning Sentinel has a Circulation
Team“ of Norwalk and its Suburbs
00neiderably,tl1an the Combined
' iii-1011 of the other Three Local Dail-
Ohr Hear Room 1'11 always open to
011k Herold Weathor Forecast
ll.’ leather today promises to be generally
(I warmer, possibly followed by light
rain Tom-11110117 it promises to be fair
with slight temperature changes.
her-rnoniowr lit-Lord.
Thehlchest point of the thermometer for
Maw-tour hours ending at noon today
161 decreed above zero: lowest. (-1 decrees
Low tide
is" this
11.15
10:17
Destruction.
1 seems sometimes as it nature in a
at man lashed out in tury and do-
"ed him and 1111 his works, The
11110 that struck western Illinois and
' em Missouri was perhaps the most
ppailling and widely destructive in the
isto'ryo! the' country All the elements
ere brought to lxm—1vind.1vatcr and
No class or condition w as spared
orally Work of human hands. On the
Kiel-tinippi river great steamers were
hurled against the shore or turned 01 or
111111 buried beneath the wav cs 11' 1111 their
ewe—11nd passengers. 011 land railway
were blown off bridges and splin-
lured into ruins.
' At East St. Louis 11 church was ut-
terly wiped oil" the face of the earth,
thoroa schoolhowo was torn from its
foundations and fell upon the bright,
113 00111." Here 1111 111111511011511, 111111
,5 1,200 inmates, collapsed under the pow-
dr or the wind; there the vast Standard
.011 tanks Were struck by lightning and
millions of dollars went up in 'flhtno iii"
loss tilno than it takes to write the
M11. The lightning, tom‘s-13.11119 to
have struck in 11111! a (1011,1111 places at
once, or even more. At the final t1 st of
the noble Ends bridge across the Missis-
11111111 at St. Louis, July 2, 1871, it how
without a qn11cr a w eight of 500 tons.
It seemed strong as the fen-11111110115111
the earth itself. Yet part of thismnssivo
structure 11 as tom away by tho grout
storm of 1896
In presence of such 1101 astution, 5111- h
power as this. man can only stand si~
" lent 11nd awustricken.
The Magnetic Man In Politics.
When 11 political boa-1 has great pow-111
Without any easy waon explaining why
he should have it, the common explana-
tion is that it is because he is so mag-
notio.
That word magnetism covars a multi-
: tndo of things. A man may have nogrcat
, inuallectunl ability. The magnetic man
seldom has, yet be 110111.11 1111111111 bi.»- grasp
in a vine. Few dare to disobey 111.11
(10111111111161) because 1111 In so very mar;-
- antic. The magnetic man usually has 1111
0311111113 way with him and 11 pructioed
art of remembering 1111111111 and hwcs.
lie flutters each 1111111111 his weakest spat
out! Apollo-1 mamuficent .pmmiscs which
he 36311). or not as he chooses when the
time comes. "
None of this, however. explains pe-
' litlcnl magnetism. The true source of it
‘1. kept in the background. The front
name tor political 11111311ct1sm is 11.111] 1y
' check; It. last name, dollars The
.‘ magnetic leader makes a contract
‘ with certain rich 1111111 that he will 111-11
_ that no legislation is [11185011 which 11111111
131m their moneyed interests, 11oumtt1-r
What kind of 11 fraudulent or (1011111111111-
ty robbing scheme that private business
truly be. In return they contract to se-
cure for him on election day yet-1::
11110113111051111-1 him and 1111-1 11111111111111-11
. 1111wa he desires they shall be sent.
WWW
Therein certainly nothing equal to
3m: Arum-111.1111 11111111111111111111 journal-
lflfl: (31113 of the 1111:1111-1111:11111111111 lu-
Ilnuntlsl papers in this-11111111151 print-
, 11 portrait of the young czar with
the name “Nicholas Ill” engraved en
ti largo letters the winning 111111
coronation. The artist ,who made
ill. 111mm. the man who mam-111ml
, the proofread-111' under whose eye
It, pelted and the managing editor
(If the great metrowlitun journal all
“mom in Ignorance of the fact that
the prolont czar is N 111111111111 11. Another
{W metropolitan paper, not to be
tilde“) in entorfn'iso, printed the mom-
1113 after the ommation an illustration
M1113 the exact spot where 1111111111111
83'
‘ . t that the elevated med
dystem as been plainly outgrovm Ev-
ery 01111111 111111111 at 301111; from amend
ofManbatmh island to the 11111-111111-
been outgrown. Each day, inconven
lone-o, enduring and danger pleat be en-
countered bythoeo who journey to and
fro in business hours. .
To obviate this and bring New York
up tothe times an underground rapid
transit road 1111.11 planned, something
like that of London, only lighter and
better ventilated But the Gould-
Suge combination that owns the present
elevated road system fem-s that system
road. The trutiif-fi‘s there would be travel
enough to keep both busy. But Gould
and Sage have 11 brilliant plan of their
own. It is to put another story upon the
present elevated road. Its trains are al-
ready in some parts (11' the city on 11
level with the fifth story windows, but
that is nothing. Another tier of trains
will be added. if their. [dam is carried
out.
But that is not all. At the top of this
double doctor railroad will be evolved
still another shining Gonld- -Suge idea.
The top tier of the elevated road will be
roofed over with ”Georgia pine" and
a bicycle path made away up there in
the air among the clouds. Then there
third story elevated trains and fourth
story elevated bicycle paths.
Whata thing of beauty New York
would huvol'
' Municipal Tenement Houses.
The story of how the London county
council accomplished the task of build-
ing tenement houses for the poor is full
of interest. There is no reason why oth-
er cities could not do the 11111110.
111 London whole districts of tenement
houses are sometimes condemned as un»
sanitary. , The city then has these rook-
cries pulled down. Sometimes,other
buildings use erected upon their sites,
sometimes streets are opened or widened
over the spaces. '
' The present London council thus un-
houscd 11,410 people and had many
31111111111 vacant lots upon its hands. Aft—
‘or some (lolilmrntion the board decided
that it would undertake the erection of
model tenement houses itself. Glasgow
had already done so with success. The
London council thereui-ou obtained 5111-
thotity to borrow the 11101111) to do the
Work. Uupital was obtained lit it)5 per
rates that will pay the annual 11111111 1:.
and \11pc but the 111 111c1pu1 111 1'13 years.
r111111111 11k is not yet 11111511111, but such
:1 tenements as are conipletcm'c Eminent-
ly satisfactory. living done and-~1- the
eye of the council, the construction is (11'
the best. The poor lain-1'01: 111111, us good
modern pltuubing as the l’rincool’ Wales
111111111111. The structnrosarcdivided into
two and three room flats, cash shut oil
to itself. W 11111 alleys between the build-
ings, and wide, open 11rc1111'11ys running
thronghthe blocks give the best light
and circulation of ‘1111'. The flats are
quickly and satisfactorily rented.
What a crank with adult-11111111011 pur-
pose can do is well illustrated in the
case of Mr. 11111-111; 11 North Dakota
farmer. 1111 studied the wheat trans-
portation question. 1111 found 111:1111 111111—
11'11y capitalized at a price of 1325,0111) a
mile could carry wheat at 11 profit when
charging 11 (1111111111 bus-1111,11 for it. 111-
resolved then that how-111111 11111111111111:
his brother farmers to build 1111-1111-1111
railroad for transimrtiug 11'111-11t 1111111
Grafton to Duluth. The work 011 the
road is (1111111 (11111111 ire-operative plan,
thcfurnu-a's tin-1111111111111turning outwith
their teams andperil-1111111311111 11111111113,
grading and timber cutting. At first
1111'. 111111111 was laughed at as 11111111111,
but already 40 miles of the "read 111':-
done, as an answer to the 1:111:11 111’ 1111~
believers. The lama-1111111111 11t- x-k in the.
new read as part pay for 111-1111111111,
showing that they have faith in their
own enterprise. The road when finished
will 11112111 mil-1.11 long. It will enjoy the
distinction of 11111113 the only innuers'
road in this country.
The late Archduke Charles Louis (11’
A1111! r111 11111'11y1-1 believed that if 11111 Unit-
ed States 111111 shown any Internet at 1111
in the fate of his brntlwr Maximilian
111 Mexico that unfortunate would be
emperor would not have- heen shot by
1111: rest-1nd authorities of the Moxi-
cnu republic. For that 111115011011111'11'11
,Luuis always hated us. But since
that st: r11 11111-11111 1111 the cullwpuuims
of 11111111111111: with republics in the
111'nt1'l‘n 111111111111111111: it. is to 1111 11!)-
111-111-111 that Eur-111111111 nations have not
endeavor-.111 to 11-1 up any kings-111 11m-
pvrurs on their own account 0111111111 side
of the Atlantic.
lit-11111111111. happens, it 111 afuct that
1111 American 111:1!1111‘ar'tu1'1113 {11111 1111:-
sold 10,001) tons of 11111111 11111.11 1111111111111
at prices lower than 1511311111) 111111111 oil-11'
111:1 111111111 30111119 for. The elm 1 mile: the
Ann-1111:1111 firm :1- 111 111 this rounlry for
$2.11 11 ton 1111- -y 1411111 to .1111) 111 for $21 50
a ten. new is that? -
How would “tinly” 11:) for a start-1r
for 11 rhyme 1111 the noun- of McKinley?
Keep your criticisms 111131 your advice
W «3111111 stand during the crooning
to your-sell till tl1ey are asked .101.“
1111119111....” 1., my wl 11111119111111: 11111 1.11111 Bum
would-ho killed by the underground,
wouldbc second story elevated trains, ~
(out. 'l‘he 111111' b1111111ng1-1 1111‘1rcnt1d at .
elm-111111113 Panama, 1111-111111- we can
verynewest and choicest; patterns of
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the cement. 11c-
oompauy each pattern
awe-«1.1015111 NIGHT oowu WITH FICHU
11111111 art-111' moron.
Delicate women of refined taste who
necessarily'spend 111111111 of their time in
bed, or in the privacy of their own
rooms, will value this style of gown that
can be changed in nsecend's notice from
one of the plainest into one of the most
dainty of its kind. The possibility of
transfornultion exists in. tho i1andsmne
1101111 or French nainsook trimmed with
valonciennos lace and insertion that for
convenience in laundering and other
obvious reasons, is made separately and
tacked on under the frill of lace that
finishes the neck. The gown is cut in
simple sacque shape, chised with :1
box plait in front, the back hav-
ing three box-pluits stitched to deep
yoke depth to give an extra fullness that
is very desirable. Full alcoves are 311111-
111011 at the top and bottom, where they
are confined by 'wrist bands from which
depend deep frills of nihnsook edged
with lace Gowns by the mode can be
elegantly developed in line white or
daintily figurcdlawn, can1b1ie,per(1ale,
linen, or muslins can be used for the
gown with percalcycmnbric or lawn for
the iichu collar 111.111sleovcrlullcs. Fine
embroidery with insertion to match can
be used in place of the 111cc her-1. shown.
T1111 quantl‘i‘y chili-in. wide 1111111111111
1111111111111 t 1 111111111 this night gown for :1
lady 111111113 :1 313111.11118t 1111111511111
yards; .11; in. size. 21:; yards; til-in.
715 yards; and 12-111. 51/11,, 7“, yards.
The pattern, which is No. 11-1118 and
retails for twenty live cents, is cut in six
six-1s. f1)r32-i11.,,llivin., 30-111., 38-111., 1111-
111., and ill-in. bust 1111‘111s11rc.
EVENING SENTINEL
" coupon
11111111an to one Putte‘ru. any 3120.01 No.
115 1
517.0,
Cltthlsont. 111111 (-111 rdcundad-Iress
I 1111-1 llliltllil-r 3133311111-
Sturtevaat's Bargain House, ‘
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PATTERN No. 111.!» SIZEW-m IN
This coupon :111-1 1') cents will secure
1111-11-1 mitt-1'11 :11hl-1111-11‘a1111's. North 21111111
and Ann streets. 111111111 Norwalk.
New l’ruin Schedule.
; A new time table will go into cil'uct
next Sunday-111 the Danbury division.
A new local train will leave South
Norwulk about 11:15 11. 111. and arrive in
Danburyatbeut [11:15. The. train which
new arrives in 11:1111111rynbout lI o'cock
willb11ais-‘11id-1xpress from New York
111111111111 1111 run by :1 New York (ll'l‘W.
A new 111-1111 train will leave I).111bury
about 1’: o‘clock in 111-1111'11111113 and will
be 111111111'11111111-11'1t ? o‘clock by :1 I'm-t
train which will 31) through to New
York.
The Weekly Summary.
The sumumry of the. (huruuorcial
Record for the current week 11121111111 1.11111.
Alli-11111113 showing: 1111111 «slat-1 111111111,
New llav-‘xn and West 111111111. 21:1:
Bridgeport, ll;1111rtl'-11'11,2al; Waterbury.
111: Merl-11111, 1‘1; New 11111111113; Norwich.
15; New InuuleuJ; 1):111b11ry.:1; N1‘11'11'111k;
."111111111:11:110111-11'131113111, New 111111111
and West Haven, 3111:1- illil; Bridgeport.
1111-11,. 125; 111111111111, 1:13.351); Waterbury.
$57,357: 11111111111111, *1 1.11511; New 1111111111.
1311,2111); Norwich, 1111,3111; New 11-11-11-111,
1112.500; Dunbury, 811131111; Norwulk,
1511, 111111.
1111-111 l)clla1~Wluit we: the highest
wind you (11111 111-10111111111-1, captain?
Capt: 1111 ( lles:11t-—~l.1‘mla 11111111111131“: (1.111111
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lie—~11 11111111111 to 11111, that under some
1:211:11111st:1uca1s.a minister might be justi-
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present to 111111 lady renders some of their -
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“I tried :1 good many remedies
for sick headache and lull-1111111111111,
with 111111111 1 was-tumbled tor a
a long time, but it was not until
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Cathodic Pills
that I received 1111111111111 like. per.
Innuent 11111111111. A 111111111- 11111: of
these pills did 11111 11-1111 1111' 1119,
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11171111111103, East Auburn, Me.
3. Medal .1 .
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LUSTRINE
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“1251.014155-
CATERING!
For Weddings and "Parties.
Cafe Frappe,
Bisque Tor Toni,
De Orleans Bisque,
Glace Bisque.
1. Allkln-Isoi
Salads, Coquetts and Patties.
FRENCH ICE CREAM
' 3111-1011-0r1111r.'
111-111» Ill' 1 111
F'. G. MEAD,
2 Union Park, ,,
NORWALK: " "
CONN.
in 1.171 111
Bab; Garrlages1
1" (1010110
For First Cost by Buying at the
" Factory.
.'\II:'1‘111111~' from
$5. 00
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Special Designs
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F.F'.Boylston,
1‘0”“ 11111111111. Slum 111-11'111'1-111 Hallo-11.1 sin-
lull.
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Building Lots
At Elmorestl
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New Bakery!
WOODWMIU AVENUE
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Tuesday, June Bill,
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Bread, Cakes, Pies, Pastry,
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NORWALK. CONN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, 442 BROADWAY.
Now that we all can say, “What 11:50 rare as :1 day in June 2’." All nature is beautiful.
This is the time the fund 1110111111' thinks of her
"in this Winonth of roses.
little‘oncs and plans how to make them look . Well, at the
some time, (:00! and comh'ii'tnblc.
We lizivcjust
placed in our immense CLOAK
ROOM, alargc lure of
Children’s Dresses, Bonnets..aHats
HERE ARE A FEW OF ’THE GREAT LINE:
Children’s Dresses.
Whitelawndressos, trimmed with hamburg, sizes
.1 11111 to nears, 5351:.
White cambricdresses,1111111111113 and mille, 3110.
White naiusmk dresses, tucking and lace, .lSc.,
$1.25, $1.10, 31.771711111533115.
Children's colored chnmbray dresses, sizes Atoll
YO'II'S, 7-10.
Children’s duck suits,
111.25 nnd $1. 49.
Ladies’ Suits.
Ladies' linen suits, skirt and blazer, $1 9‘1.
Ladies 11111111111, lined with $111,117.98. -
Ladle-1' white duck skirts, 981,-.
Ladies’ house (110.111, 2 pieces, skirt and waist, $1.19.
Ladies all wool some suit. blue and black, *7. :11.
Ladies‘ rainy novelty suit, lined with 51111, $15.75.
Separate Skirts.
Lzuiies' separate skirts, black and white cheeks, $1.98
and gates.
Figured mohairs, $1.11) and
Ladies’ Shirt Waists.
The largest and best stock of waists in Connecticut
~31», .1913, 5111:, 7511, 51151:, $1.25, 51.1” to $2. 75.
Imported French Dress Patterns.
We shall take (111 ten per cent. until closed out—we
2 pieces, skirt and blower,
2.25.
Cill'l')’ 110111? GYL‘I'.
Children 5 Hats.
Colored lawn hats, trimmed with lace, lilo.
Children’s silk hots, pink, blue and cream, «lilo.
Children's colored crepe hats. rod,l-1ue and white-19c.
Children's “Champs Elysee Hats," pink, blue, tan
and white, 1180.
Children’s Bonnets.
Children's lace bounets, 25c, 3911;4911.
to $1.151).
Dress Goods.
Wool chullies, 1011 per yard, always sold at 10c.
11 1111c y mixtures, 15c.
Latest novelty styles, .lilc; light and dark colors.
Wash Goods.
French orgnndies. 25c.
Imported 40111. lawns, l'zc.
Imported dimities, 12c.
Printed lawns, fast colors, 51;.
1’ 1511'. American dress ginghams, tic.
' Hammocks
to lay oil? and enjoy the evening siesta.
2 dozen knotted jut-1 Hammocks, 391: each.
:1 dozen Mexicali grass 11111111110111.11, 7711: each.
2 dozen baby hamnmcks, 75c and 981,-.
980
411171.011 large size hammocks, with fringe, $3.00,
. , .3175, $2.95.
Screens.
One car load of window and door screens,
351:, 390, blc 1111114112.".
‘I11 (11'1,1c1'111.'.1t we $111111 not carry over one int'kct 01‘ capc,1vc shall continue to sell
1 011 know that we marked :11! our goods 111 plain il-rurcs
them '1t 111111 price.
0.151 to see lb: 1: 1011 out them at 111111 price.
THE BOSTON STORE,
NORWALK, CONN.
Our. Main and Wall Streets,
“THE FOLKS ~
That like the best are good
people to serve.
I
TELEPHONE CALL. I3-
Ihey are able to appreciate
a good article as well as
good service. . . . '. . . . .
THEY’RE PARIICULAR! . . .
(1110111511 111111 are and we wish that every one was more particul. 1r in their choice
of odihlcs.
I’co
25c, Bile,
It is
plc who 1's“: iudil‘lcrcut 111 this matter often grasp at the daunting prices of ti1ctcn——yc:11-oI-1 gnu-Is 50111 at
the “sacrifice
sale stores" represented :15 “just as good."
We court the patronage of those who are particular, and encourage them in the nicely of their discrimi-
nation.
best. Our fancy gilt edge (mama: ry butter. at. 22c 11)
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SEYMOUR
Landing Groocr.
33 WASHINGTON STREET. ' -
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Quasi-dent with quality,
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