mafim~°rom'ma
. w matmdlnctlre
tthuotlmmmmm
new». Harris» and
Walnut tutu mun.
tarnished on unplug.
.. Bin-Elem
One man. lost three
“Milli. mu one year, 35.
“1385thth
Noam street. Hamlin.
We a The Sentinel cum.
on: news. you will hunter u
sending or bringing it
gntionldtnulleup- be ad-
W ma smrmr‘n
t50uth Normilk. Conn.
Illi
lephono bulls—..—
, 02-2.
on...
Wine: has a Uircululicm
d!“ walk and in Suburbs
... y, then the Combined
all» other Time Local Dail-
Jfiuu Room it always open to
~ ...—...-............
finish! Wanner orccw
today promiws to bezenemlly:
ruin-nod fogon tho 903515.11“-
rby clearing. Tomorrow it
Mir and slightly warmer.
Mower Record.
‘nolnt of the thermometer for
been culling at noon today
‘ - um zero: rewritten degrees
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Almanac for Tomorrow.
I Bonnets | High tide Imrti-lo
, ht 1:29 It 3:“ 10:19
_ , Standard For All Nations.
Mancitizcn oi Gannon birth
W a plan for furnishing a sat-
‘ V . standard to all the m.
WM. He would not have legal
exclusivelyof gold or its repre-
'- or excluhlvcly of silver. 11:;
,not‘have separate wine of gold
Jutland silver and have them both
‘ Standard. Mr. Greet would
fluid Imtfll by coins
gold turd silver wen-mired to-
.. .in an ullby.’ This, he thinks,
. settle the question of the coinage
for all time. ,
{he Would make an nlloy cf
fourpurtn should be silver and
part gold. 0! this alloy he would
u tho world's metallic mom-y. 71“.?
W legal tender unit would be a
r composed of four-fifths of an ounce
silver to owlifth of an ounce of
fill. At the present market value of the
mm one-fifth of nnounco of gold
would be worth not quite-“.14. At the
‘ market value of silver the {our
f 0! numbers of the white metal in
{coin would be a little more than 53
cents, smilint (be whole coin would be
m1: “at. .
- This standard coin could be divide-d
" and subdividul to make the hmclit I
one: One-fifth of it would ho worth
93 3-5 cunts of our pnrcent mom-y. In
lira this ,coin, whit-h would take the
flame! the le‘St'nt stilvcrdollnr, is ab- m
C In!” as u all“: quarter.
. ,.
Hr. film Luke of Baltimore plans
, O “apolnltuul work for his new nubmn-v
.31” boat. He cxpwts it will bi: able.- to
ink intoonenn depths to n distunw of
”feet, mom along the bottom of the
Upton bed, rtmvt-r wreckage. locate
when vowels and discover final not:
till valuable under mum definite. The
1:”:th fl expected to turrmnplinh
zillion neon of snarl, and n 41) m
r... by us in width. It is cigar nhuprd.
"W of 9th In”) will go with this
“Wt, which in inventor rlnimn
.M W untlcr water 40 houm without
wiring to run w air for the crew.
Electricity (nun ntorng'! batteries in the
- yawning pawn. It will be illuminat-
ed byehsctrio hunpn aopowcrfnl that
Milli shed a plum om tin-(mun
bed for n dintumo of 800 int in all «It
Jutland I! Mr. Lnlmht mhnmrinv ves-
wl can do all this, wo nlmll 3mm tr
having With: [mirth-s tothe bottom
It! the use. ‘
Thnonly womlvr in the: tin-rut in not
me mikun' lore lltmtlll. tscumidt ring
how no runny no rulh «l riunrn nru mode.
’3 undo!) u lurgt- rum 1.4 paid by chm!
mnfwturcru to the pruprh-tursof mn-
cm hull», beer salmon und numklnu
W All the ntnbn of tln- cigars and
Win» and the old t'lumrll up quich-
kltb bought from the propris Umu.‘ threw
M Otltcnt um pith d out of the
“I. do" and all. 'l'lny un- putm»
W in a mum utnl in uh d to u loin;
w in water, no no to EN tho juice out
then. Brown: and dying chestnut
m ore then Mmpid in thc umuvt ry
m ISM. rollul up and llltltli,‘ into
film Titanium” of every dim-mu:
Win More than mum-you into
“will of all the rmoking World.
m m pruhuhly mm diorama germs
them-o Immunity Mil. hit;
15”“ honed I). at 1PM.
”II. Watto—‘Tht-rn! \V'te hum (flourrtl
tho but of that church debt, and it
Worm ymmtm a mu. have what
m can do. Mr. Watts—J don't
M blunt the other ft-lluwn. but I
w )1! Minimum! me good moo
3% for our» mod» l mu hmn
W you m but mkeying mm.
to mrtly cloudy and slightly ‘
rug-mm coop ”‘mfi‘
II 3 ‘W‘ o In , ‘
mybiyvlth n “English “up ~ It it
an. think he. noon ito‘un‘n ,uud dam
it: warrior: nnd' gentlemen of purely
mutational labor-9, but Lady Bholto
Duo in u mucli entitled to her titu-
lur nation a was Lady Verq do
Vere herself. ‘ '
It don’t make any diflerenee. either.
when the appear: at Tony Pastor's.
unto make the" ghost walk with n
heavier trend when he approaches her.
housing room door, and as lor being I
.osscsaor of that distinction which doth
hedge in a title, Lady Sholto is culti
voting it to such ndogree that in Chi
lounosuo date have made all sorts e!
rush venture: for the purpose of scour-
ing more (it less ovnlunhle souvenirs of
her ponicmnlity. In fact it is said that,
already been broken up. the pieces have
been goldvpluted and are used for tooth-
picks and bracelet: It chafing dish
parties. '
LADY DOUGLAS.
When Loretta Addia. a music hall
performer. married Lord Sholto, there
was a very lively time in the bridw
groom's family. and the young mun
was. fimrrntively speaking, “riding on a
bar," but it is no American girl at all
who cannot at a pin/ch turn to bud sup-
port an English husband.» So Loretta
rolled up her sleeves and pitched in,
and after lots of hard work, which her
title did not save her, she and hot hus-
band tire hi receipt of an excellent in~
come [tom their own endeavors. and
they are able to hold their noses high in
the air, just as though they wore head
dresses with pearls on the points all day
lob . ‘Lord Douglas is said to boliovo‘.‘l
tbfl though his acquaintance «with
Mrettu Addie was only for three weeks
before the marriage. his union with the
young San Franciscan was about the
best thing he ever did in his life. and
he hm; utterly disavow-d the intention
oi submitting to any rules which his no-
ble father. the Marquis of Queuxisbury,
formnlutml in the past or is likely to
make in the future. ‘
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Sewn‘nl‘n Comprehensive blind.
Probably in the Administration Mr.
Seward had the most cultivated and
mmprehensive intellect. He wasn’t
equal to Mr.‘ Lincoln, lmeause, as l
have said. he was altogether an opti-
mist. He didn't believe any permanent
injury could happen to anybody as long
as the Stars and Stripes were there.
During the war it was ulwuyu said that
he expected to bring back the acceding
States by a friendly net of Congress, or
some device of negotiation. Tlpit was
probably it fault in his judgment; yot,
take him for all in all. it would be dif-
limit to match him among living states:
memor among the statesmen of the
world.
lie was an American in earnest. He
believediu‘ that democracy which in
democracy induced. He believed in the
Constitution of the United States, and
his one desire was that its blew-lugs
should be extended and made perpetual
over all this continent. I look back
tnuuihlm with intense gratitude. He
set, up the lnndnmrks toward which we
are to mum, tho boumlurim which we
are to attain to. lie proclaimed the
principle’of ormtiantztl unity. and that
unity he would found in freedom. in
'progn-rs, and in improvement of every
datum—lion. (l. A. Dunn.
CHAPLAIN M'CABE.
‘I’ho Brnrntly film In! Molhodlot Blimp
Once a l'rlaonor at. Libby.
Charles C. McCain}. D.D., was born
October ll. mm, ut Atln'us,()hio. ln
lhti‘l he lm-nnm (Jhupluin in tho One
Hundred and Tthllbyhi‘CUlld ()hio Vol-
unteer lntumry. At tho buttlo of Win-
chcater. \"n., in June. Will. he met cup-
turml nnd fallen to Libby l‘rlmn. whom
he remained a cuptivu lot over four
manor If!“ '15.
moulhn. After the war he entered the
regular work nfilm llli'llnll‘y. and Wm!
slammed at Portsmouth. ”hill. 1 ~ "563
tho lhs-nrd of Church Extension unload
that ho might. ho appointed to aid Dr.
liyuviit I" budding up tlmt runs“. Hi3
l'llgflgl'd in this work lor piston) youth.
in zen ho was rwulwlcd Mmiunury
, ut’rni nt’v. ‘
WWLV “ ‘
raga. where she was mail: rwuntly. tho .
the gun guard in her droning room has .
, . , .w,
“Wc‘hmmm,w
mththengennottheeelm 7 .
Glare-Fitting Pattern. ”Which“ can
prenuttoenrladynmwgtholr
my newest and choicest- NW at
3mm: each pattern
GNU—BOY? KILT It BLOUSE.
' HINTS BY MAY HANTON.
This becoming suit for small boys eon"
sista of u kilt pluited skirt of white
pique and a pretty blouse of white nuin;
300k. both of which are included in the
pattern. The comfortable blouse is
handsomely trimmed with insertion and
embroidered edginuthnt is gather-Odin
frills and trims the collar, cuffs and
right front edge. Three tiny tucks are
stitched in each front at suillcient dis-
tance from the closing in centre to sim'
beyond the frills 0f embroidery that are
sewed on each side of the band of inner-
tion. The large sailor collar falls deeply
on back and front, flaring slight-
ly in centre, and u Windsor tic
of yellow silk iaéworu at the neck.
The kilt skirt is hemmed on the lower
edge and luid at side pluits at the top all
:rrouud. It is finished with n waistband
that is provided with button-bolus to ut-
tach it. to the buttouslon the under waist.
striped or checked gingham, gulntca,
duck or grass linen, u combination of
two materials having a very stylish ef-
fect. ’ '
The quantity of nmterinl lit; inches
wide required to 'nnikc this suit for n
child four yearn-10f age is three yards.
The pattern. which is No. tlITH nnd ro-
tuils for twenty-live cents. is cut in aizcs
[or boys two, four nnd six years of our.
fiV-Efllflfi SENTIN EL
C9~UPON.
Eutlilluuteenc 2:332:11. our size. 0! Nu.
Cut this out. till tn giviurmmeuududdreso
and mail or tulle it to
Sturtovant’s Bargain] House
Nut:
Annwn .;...-..M.....-....-.-“
'ATTERN No. 1177:; SIZEWIN,
'l‘hlu coupon uml 1r vent-s will ecu-un-
ubovo [tutu-run uttduriuvultt’fi. horth Main
and Ann Show. South horwnlk.
Returned Traveler—Mr. flit-hunm
could dmw hi5 chock for a million when
[ h-fi. How much money bun he now?
Citizen-«Ho husu't any. ,
“l".h'.‘ Wimbflid ln- full."
“No; he nilml."~
Q.~—Why arc the United buns on
great nation?
‘A.—llcc;uw they :nc unilcu' with
Le Page‘s Liquid (ilue.
ll: it?! I w to rent».
bold ruwivln w,
(LAM mm w:- M wvvr
(or Alt-(henna.
Take no substitute. ‘0
hits: u GOLDEN,
-. Real Estate
and Insurance!
wannmorou grunt,“
‘o. florwalk.
Portion-Hookinglurn Int or homo and
up with ”It: vlvw ul purrluwltnr, nreiuvlt»
«l to t'ltll and vxmnlm- our llsl. We hnvo
hunt for mlu- in t-wrv purl. ol‘ 1 he city at
"t-nmlmhle prices and on may terms.
m nu ti
5, "a...
ldkt”) out ink, paint,
in, pitch, grease , ‘ ‘
zllld stains from 3 POT! n E
clothing and car-
pclw quickly and
completely and _
chcr_Ltnvcu‘n-l}_l23
:Nn mow 10m. 22.. o bro:
h‘u mph-mun: odor. Ind lhy mums:
Nut lnflnmmuhle. bur-pm mulled. 50.
L. B. SUTTON. New Canaan, Ct.
“uw
‘lbLEAllé...
)t
Praises“ '
serotonin. Full end explicit direction-
for canine together the rat-mont- w— ,.
Windows
Suits of this kind can be made from plain, '
i . .
" ’ Q .
‘n err" on 'lla.‘ Tleeeleh
“ {oil .1. fiuflw liOUli ,. .,
' of Philadelphia, Pu. who has for
mn‘hy yearn been connected with
tho Orphanage Corwratlon 0:
that city. toys with reference
to
a: [y
S‘ursa'parilla
“Having thoroughly tested. in
In practice as a physician, the
id cratlvo action of Aycr’s Hnr.
supflrlllu, View it as of tune.
(“lulled cxcollencc."——J. Fungus
0mm, 1085 Walnut St.. l’lnla.
Highest a .
Awards at,
World’s Fair.
Bright ‘ ‘ .
L‘usm'mE
Does it.
t
I06 hot-fill.
FIRST-GLASS ,
- - . CATERING!
For Weddings and Parties.
Gala Frappe, " .
Bisque Tor Toni,
Do Orleans Bisque,
Glace Bisque.
fillkludsof ‘
salads, Corfu‘c'tts Vand" Patties.
FRENCH remnant
Made to Order.
Atl'll‘t‘tili or will
F. G. M E A.D,
’ N V 2'Uuidi‘fi’a‘r'if‘s
uonwntu, w} - - FCOIN.
m ‘27 1 In
.___,,.,m
Bbngl
Got one
For First cost by haying at the
Factory. , .
All “miles. from
$5.00
Uh. N-vlwllcnnnllu.
S pec iambic/s i gns
tnmlntw-V'Ilo'r. Dvlivi‘rovl [twin ('nll uml run
ill. 2:: ul tho fnrmry.
F.F.Boylston,
(hm minute ix-mn ll-nvuytcn lluilroml :‘lu-
tion.
I
t
CHOICE
Building Lots
. At Elmcrest!
Nul'wulk.
(Hm ltrl lm fool “out by :totl lt't-l lll llflldll. till-
J-n'nlm: owner’s rmi-h-m'n.
Fulll‘ mtu on opposite ~hlv oi tlm uvcnuv. no
[out Trout by at»! {wt to rim-1h.
'l‘lu-m- Inh- urn ~Ituolml nu tlw Ilnvut uvomw
in .\ur\\ull\ ntul lmwnn nnulmlrnvtml View of
Lung lslnunlfiunruMnr uml'ntlmnilnrt)‘ mllon.
lllul urn the vhwlvuflt hull-lion Intnlnluwn.
’l’lwuwum- imam-nor mnl \t‘llll‘l‘ pipe». an»
null vh'u'lrlr 'lultl~.ntul l» within qu llllllulttri
hull. of WWI m‘a-nuuolm-lrlc rum.
1\l.~u newt‘ltl Ill'f‘lfllllll' lid» on Wwdhury
llVl‘lllU‘.
l’ot' lurtlwr pnrtlvuluru inquire ul ‘
lllA CUM-J. hurwulk. (Mun.
m '.“J
“highs“m'rms
KUDjITORIUMI
ROTON POI NT,
Will own (or the wrwun.
$aturday,June 20
Mic-mun". 'lzlw H't'lm'l; Lt‘l'!‘lllll5:. "l H'rlc oh,
With llw lulluwlm: mil knhun lll'llbl".
Will 5. Rising’s Merry Makers,
Will lh-ahuu. )lntmuvr.
nuns" tines. Musical rm.
lluuvlulln unal llull»
Fro-l. M'urrm'.
llnrr .llmn)‘. llzuu-umdXyluphuun
l-‘rnu' Mm my. l'lnnomnl tluitnr
CHARTERS 8: MOIQRE
l .uv n.
" Mu.
Society rktrlI'll union. in N'llfl“. vlqu-vn (and
willy willing».
MlssAGNES BAYLIES
I'rlmn UHltlm Sum-nun.
Mlle. “ignenette Dellero,
'l'luuhwhllm wrimmulv. in but l‘rvlwlt vhur.
it'lll'l‘ «mg. ulnl Gallium.
WILL 5. RISING,
'l‘lw ” )lrlrnpnlllnn lmut'llu m'lurmlllut‘r,
Min of llu- New 't'nrk t'rwlmv. in him lnmmm lt—
hmlrcdtnwuvmmvuhlmw‘dhtlly mlntml Hum,
Ina-lmlihu ”thm'u Alloy." Hhvlt'btw M“ ll. l1.
”tumult. ”l thv New York World.
Muuh' unlit-r tltl- nlirm-llntt ullht't‘mllwyvl vuln-
lum‘l‘ tlll'l Illl'u'lnr, MIL l‘ lll’.” Alll'Nlfl‘Jl.
".
801d by A. Dicltummu dz l-lou. Sailor-
Wllk; Ftnuey db ”011W“. NorWillk.
\
nonwum. down. ~ " « . I
*-
ngn Are Not Major
Mums! ~
‘
A
I
w. Tell All the country What
We loan to Do
EL
Another 1 ,
f ,Bicycle . i _
‘ Given! 1‘
, ’ Away!” t A
»
ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE!
It is the custom of large Dry Goods Houses throughout the countrykin the month of June to close out
all remaining Spring Goods, and to reduce the stock for inventory and to ~be’ready for the Fall Goods. .
In order to do this we shall have a Grand Reduction Sale in all Departments. And to get you interested
in this Grand ClearnnCe Sale, we shall give away a.Frst-Class Bicycle ‘on Saturday Evening, June 20th, at
9:30. Every purchaser of 25c worth shall receive a coupon ticket.
Our entire stock sacrificed at prices on the brink of cost, and in many cases less than cost. All depart-
ments are included in this great sale. Come early. Sale begins at 8 o'clock prompt, and as many of the
lots cannot last long at the slaughter prices, we advise you to be amongithc first comers.
Cor. Main and Wall Streets, ‘
PURE FOODS!
THE BOSTON STORE, ..
NORWALK, CONN.
TELEPHONE CALL. l3-2
'90 I v...
Beginning on
Jl “Him lyitlli‘f I‘Hllllnli ml lilllh’.
in twin-la svllvvw mull.
Ii lnt‘um I'” :rllldllll'd.
'tagmuml mm 1'“:le ln'I'f.
'1 Winn mnnwtl Irm'f.
tluwknuuu mru ninrrh.
Hmvkuun Kohl thud.
'1 t'nrlh-n Brother-A )nmn.
r. lmum lituumdhw.
rl 1‘0” Dixon's [u-llnl'.
19‘ lbs I
llh.
Donovan Building,
HAVE THE
'Speclal Sunday Concert.
We aim to keep in stock nothing but first-class goods, and purpose to sell
them at the lowest possihlc prices.
being put before the public; we have all that are Worth having (some are
not). Our Elgin Gilt Edge Creamery Butler is the fincstgouds to be pro-
cured. The people come for and near for it; 22c lb, 5 lbs for St. Car
loud Seymour's Hungarian Success Fl‘our just arrived. ()ur numerous
customers testify to its being the best flour they havcuscd. A large varie-
ty of fancy crackers, both loose and in one pound boxes. Fancy llcml
Rice. ()ur Cullcc is the finest and uniform in quality.
Philadelphia Cream Cheese fszh every Saturday. Fresh Country Eggs,
' ()ur spices are strictly pure, and will give perfect satisfaction. The Ferris
llams and Boneless Bacon fresh every Wednesday.
New articles of food are constantly
Neufchatel and
aawzsrwusnmorou s11. - . . . .
Best Elgin Creamery Butter,
I9c Per Pound!
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
Loading Grocer.
‘- SO. NORWALK.
l9¢
I9 Pounds Best Granulated Sugar
an AND :1 MAIN arnnzi. NORWALK.
i'F’ YodWANi-A’LLTHENEws “ "
Wednesday morning and continuing until Saturday night we will hold a special 19c sale
at. our stores in Norwalk and South Norwnlk. Remember these prices hold good for this sale only.
i liltlr-‘IN Mt'dlpill‘n hllntl».
t pntmra Hun-ml lulu-'1'”.
:t whim xv lutmttc nu,
.l c‘lllln H" mm.
:9 cum mtmtunl nut-Ilium.
it bottle» ummonlu.
ti {NWlillul'N llulihltt'a powdm‘.
It
.
nmundn best five.
5 gnu-tilul» lu'ul I-lnw't,
1-2 linker-A i’llnunldl".
1 pint lmllh- I'lm- lulu-l vutmtp.
tumurtu mmllnm lu-mw.
7 [th'IM rulh-Il will".
l‘lunhmm‘n mum. quurl cum.
"min .\ t’nurlnuy'n lllllll'lll‘".
2 pound» tum! prunen.
': mm H. .l, pa nu.
I9”
(5
,.
t:
I'.
l‘.
u .
I90 mill“;- ollitm.
,.
(l
,.
It
‘1 niobium tnuvurnnl. r:
1! mlllcn \unl‘ln l.‘.\ll‘l|"l. t:
I9 lbs
For SLOOl
NEW voRk GROCERY co.
. . . . . . .. . South‘Norvvnlk.
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...-. . Regular. . . ..
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