lat."
«mum
Mm'fimuuesm 'letlrsea.
rrlm bud
111511.111. Scheduler)! rates 111111111.
transients tarnished on 1.1.1111»
Rim—J: 111111.111 advance.
would: One month. we: three
1.5111111110110111 ”Monstrous“.
mm 11111111.. Ila
‘ Oman. No.18 Wall street. Rel-walk
are welcome at The Heutlnsl olllco.
”titanium
ME More susrrssn.
‘tlouthNol-walk. (lonn.
Town of Nov-walk and int Suburbs
Advertiser-r. ,
Telephone CallsT' ..
111111.111... 02- 5. 1
31519111111 rooms. 92-2.
“ l1 olllco. 56-4. .
I ‘, wentherloday promises tobo fair and
or. withn warm wave. Tomorrow it
ometer Record.
Int 0! the thermometer for
lhotwnnty-Iour hours eudlnu at noon today
m 111 degrees 1111010 zero: lowestfis decrees
love '
1111111111111. 11137111}; 111‘." Rita-45w.
$131.23 11m [Bun Hightlde I lnwtlde
11:11
lit 52!”
l 'T. Washingtori, the eloquent
no 1111111 and president of tho Tus-
homo (Ala) Industrial institute for
'ning negro youths of both sexes in
11111 uswell as literary education,
' ildly indicates that if any American
oitizcn has some money with which he
wishes to do as much good as posSibly
can hodono the said citizen cannot do
better than to bestow it on Tuskogoo' n1-
stituto. There are. now 800 students and
78 teachers in this admirable school.
” Therenro 78 different branches of in-
dusty taught. In one or another of
limbs déxmrtmcnls each student who fin-
iShos the course is thoroughly equipped
and sent out to earn his living with
capable head and hands. Mr. Washing-
ton declares the school’ sclllc' xcncy could
b6 doubled if it had mom 11111111111 Such
schools in abundance wtiu‘ld speedily
mmp‘gglprm young 1111‘-
my] swam in tho southem
, Into useful members of lhgworld '1'
hive of workers.
vital
, ‘Thopxnmminpgames and matches
are of unusual interest this season, and
it looks as if nearly all the world “1:111
at length getting sense enough to at
least learn to ltcop itself upon the water
null suvo itself from drowning. The 1111--
ing stroke now universally used is 11111
ovorurm stroke. It has bccn brought to
its highest rmrfmtion by 11.11.1111 in the
northwest. By means o it a swirmm'r
can propcl himself powerfully and
, swiftly through the Water. Trcadi 11g
water and swimming with the feet. forc-
most are pleasant variations. So are
somersuults backward or forward. Some
' bytirely new games haw: lately been in-
' vented for swimmers, such as diving
through 11 hoop [llam'tl several f1 '11t under
. Water 11nd inclined at an angle. 0111: of
tho most exciting amusements t'orcxpcrt
.1 swimmers is the tug of war game. It is
‘ ’ similar to the tug of war play on land.
,C '.Mntthew Marshall, the Now York
81111 financial editor. says the 1111111 11111 ion
91.311111 by Russia and Austria which
ldrawnnll the gold lxmlhlo from
Mechanics will soon cease, and Han
11193111111 South African output will
dike itself felt, and prices of commodi-
'11... will rise once more. But the South
output moms to be diminishing.
W
discovery made by modern char-
” workers was worth all the 1131-11 of
nlrurlgiving to tlnd out. It
. W 11me .lmcphluo Show Low-ll
thtl NW York state board of charities
follow“ "Povm'ty and distn 1111 am
he tocertnln causes which usually have
it roots in the character of the people
1‘ In in distress“ Just so.
“scold Inntilntmt of tho country lies
in the Ital“ from the Altantic to the
Mini trim? and north hf tho Potty
Inna rlv . They are the slxNow Eng-
land states and New Yorl1.Ncw‘ Jersey.
Pennsylvania, Maryland I): Iowan-
Ohio, Indium. Michigan. Illinois and
WW1). ’
Tho fool who rocks the rowbont for
(on hulwdrvudy commenced his work.
11111311115111; tho 111111111111 in l’hilmlclphiu.
11111 11111111111111 blow" and two women by
All, llttlo joke.
g. It Ill really touching to two how Ll
1111113 Chung and I3 .mpr rm “1 illiam I: we
whethe; William is playing for a
hlfilemnm trade 11 ith Chino.
-‘.... .‘....“ _._.____
The latest news concerning the United
, ‘meoshy way of London. It 111
lo‘tho cfl'cct that we are going to spilt
1 llto‘thrvc gm'crnmcnts, one in the
mtll, “other in the West. while the
, thirdwfll be turned over to the. mold
know 0! «in! news you wlll contor- 11
by teleuboahar. sending or bringing» It
111011101111 should in all arses be ad-
to
117', Contidcmbly,ll1ah the Combined
Walton oflhc other Three Local Daib
Our Press Room is always open to
donut
little in the change.
it Would seem that many cycle manu-
fucturers .116 being pushed to the wall,
mild panic, and that many more full-
ures May be looked for' 1n the future.
Ernest Cornell and Ira Lockwood. of
Norwalk, who are on a bicycle tour,
have arrived in Boston, after visiting all
the large cities on route. They will to
turn home via Providence. taking :1 Fall
River steamboat to New London, and
riding from there to Norwalk.
A party of wheelmen from Bethcl
rode to Roton Point today. ~
Oarlerdlos a. Into Ecstasy Over "I. Trolley.
The Norwslk Tramway company run
several cars Tuesday evening over the
newline through Darien and Noroton,
to accommodate those attending the
concert of the Noroton Musical associa-
tion. No fare was charged. It was a
grunt event for the inhabitants of the
two villages. Every time 11 car wont
past, people would ru out to look at it.
Already the young people are planning
a trolley-car ride for next ‘ \vcck.
Darieuitos were ' so pleased that they
had a regular jollillcatiou party and
burned colored liro, shot oll‘ firecrackers
111111 lighted Roman candles. The people
have no hesitancy in asking the motor-
man to ring the bell when he approachcli
certain houses along the way, so that
the inmates may know the car is com-
ing. When the car stops they discuss
the mighty question, “Are you going
now, or will you wait for tho 11cxtcar'2"
while the car waits a moment for 11
dct'ision.
Connecticut Posl'Olfices.
The following readjustmcnts' of (31111
necticut patellices have been llltltld
among others. Danbnrv int-"11 115011 from
2,1301)“. $2,711); Drug->1, ,.,looto 1112-11111,
Greenwich. 1.12.11111113211‘11; l idg1£d1l;
$1,400 to$l,51m;Slu-lton, $1.100i,toil 11111.);
Stxlml'l‘l‘gl. Smil‘l‘fll $3,221”; Tholnnslon,
ill 510 to 8!, 11110; 1111:1111an 2521111 to
353,1le \\.1terl1ury,,$lll)0 1'1. :l'lfllvllz
Walol‘town, $1,201) to :5l, ”iIK); W111!
Winstcd, $l, WU to$l, 91:0. [)11' 1'1 11.11111—
11111101111111." $1,800 to $1,205 thcldicld
showman 1:111);Non1alk.$2, 111111131111».
King' 5 Daughters Picnic at llolon.
Tho (loldcn llulo 1":i1clt of Kim's
I) n1gl1tc1's of the Norwulk Congo 3::-
tional ch111'1 h, picnit'kt‘d utiltolon, 'I‘uts
day. 'l‘wcuty-lour, mostly members,
were present and heartily enjoyed thc
bathing and olhor recreations which the
place .1ll'or1ls..\ bountiful supper was
served in the grove.
Enterpnsinn Advertisers.
Tomolr'ou l"2d111u'd Stroct will 11111111
moucc his grand mark-down sale of
ladies" shirt waists. 'l‘hcy' an: I'n'sh
goods, correct in style, 1111111in and lit.
:lpccial prices are also made on all sum-
mer goals.
.1\.I)icl.crn|an.\' Son advertise balh-
ing suits for 1111111, women and 1'llll1ll‘t'll.
Wm”- -. 5225?... mm-
- "'.‘“ " "11 "
"3;. {Lbs-1’? ‘
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1...:1lm 1‘.-V1.1111I‘Ia‘
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lel’aj .Lull'
,7 Both Dolly's 1:.11l'«.l..1.~ 1 ' ll?
’5 bvlbc 11': 111111111111111111111111111.1111
titles. 11:11! it i';"luunl 111: 111-1 llI' 1 ,
. tlnmz'.111ll1/n11111.1l..l Lc Pagfls -
LI nIdfilucislh' 1/1111111.Jn.11ll1:.ll ..
‘_ It rics' film's 1;! 111111111: l1 l r 1,1” 1.1
,- make .'1 1|oe§1i11l.n.11luluu it i1 ’
‘. “ stT"~»-lhcre Is your Dolly 1»: 111111'
Dollar.
RECREATION TOURIST.
Yams O\\V\\—\‘ Q‘Q“) (RES) @9sz
First Tour of the Season to
Block Island,
. . . SATURDAY, JULY 4th. . .
1 lm "' 'l” " “W 'W lllalinlz 1"nl1 rl 1i1mn11t at
tho notcnillunl 11”,.“ 11...; “HM. ”L..." at
smallm l11<l11l~.5'171.1
First Trip to stratoga,
MNODAY, JULY lath.
(.1ll1m 1: II "All IIIH. Ant. Ioramgy ol Ibo
“not: of the comma in the cost.
3.5 JMWMmthlmlnto tho protu-
«1111111 be. ascertained.
With the [smut fut professionals. it
1111311111 have u better for 1.11.: to have
manned an amateur. ,Tliut is, If he
had any who in the matter. Mr. Seo-
lay 1 friends say, that he will hover do.‘
much track using as he prefers the road
work. In consequence he will lose but
The failure of 1102...... of bicycle job-
bers and manufacturers within the putt
Week has attraytcd great attention, and
and that the great reductiOu in prices of
ccrtuingrades of wheels has causcdn
glove-Elton:
pro-outlet!!! 1
my newest and choicest- psttorns of
aspirants. M and explicit direction-
for putting together the garments sc-
oompanr each pattern
/
Will-GIRL? cosmos.
11111111 BY “Warren.
The stylish dress hero illustrated is‘
made of fancy plnid‘sergo, in brown,
fawn and groomcombincd with men
velvet and fawn-colored serge. Dark,
shaded pearl buttons form the decora-
tion. The rather fanciful arrangement
of the waist is made over u'lltted lining,
and the closing is in centre back with
buttons and buttonlloles. The full fronts
that blouse slightly are laid 'in single
box plaits, side pluits or folds of the
ligthcolorL'tl serge showing at each side
of the vest facing of velvet in centre l' rout.
The back is laid in box plaits at each side
of the elrcing. smooth yoke portions of
velvet being applied on back and front.
The bretelles are trimmed with bands of
velvet 111111 decorated with buttons on
each corner. The standing collar of
velvet is. faced with plaid, and rolls over
at the top, the fronts being slashed in
colftro. Full pulls of tho plaid are
gathered ton and bottom 11'1111'111-ra11ge1l
ov er comfort. ll)l(‘ sleovc linings that 111':
faced to the elbow with 1'1:lv1:t.A band
of 1"elvet encircles thcwaist. Th1: cir-
cular skirt falls in rippling folds at
sides and back. gathers adjusting the
fullnessatthotop.whilc the front fits
~111ool4111‘llo style is desirabludnl'...
grdwing g11ds.bfld can ll. 11 '0 up in
plain“ m'dcl’ihl, like sumo, '1-pon.1no-
hair, 1' aslnncreo 1,1111-\' i111, 11cc orations of
being suitable for the mode
a miss twclvo yours of agc is 31*, yards.
The pattern, which is No. 15748311111
retails for twenty-live cents, is out 'io
sizus for misses of eight, ten. twelve 11nd
fourteen years of age.
EVENING SENTINEL
COUPON.
D
Mmmcfthelr'
thl' '
braid. pil’np, lht‘ , insertion o1 ribbon p
Tho 11’1i1iril1ly or material -Il inellc‘s
wide required to 111' 1111: this (ostumo for " '
ngv I l 5] O“ ‘0.
lain, 11.,1wl10l11111 for
many years 1111 canceled with
$110”) 11111111110 orporatlou of
$31 city. 111111: with retentive to
A \
Sarsaparilla
“Having thoroughly tested. in
my practice as .1 physician, The
alterativu action of .\11~r’11 Sar-
saparllla, 1 view it as of 111111
11111111! excellc 11111:. "u I. 1111/1111 15 -
1011111111, 10115 Walnut St. l’hila.
Highest "
Awards at
World’s Fair.
of Wil’hllmlellie
{LUSTRINE
- , 1
Does it.
mean 1
THE CELEBRATED‘
Hazleton
and
Cross Creek
{GOALS
FUR. llAleI'Z AND FURNACE.
’Tlu 1111- f ‘oals are free from Ill“
and slate: will bo_-d1liv'1 red by
careful 1lriv.or.-l Send ordcr
'M’“ lb!“ 111111111111.“ IBM“ and 111111131
your? f that our claim is 1111'-
I't"(l”
————voo———-—
HMND'EROS
Bo. Honor-IR.
: “upturn-1.1".
YOUNG- MAN!
\‘l’hyl.1k1:1lo-1~htnce of llvlng
Without Insurance. when Four
(cuts a day will
INSURE YOUR LIFE
Eutltllng to one rut-71.1»... any elm-.1»! No.
1
Cut thls out llll I1. your mum n1l11ddross
and wall orta 'lv'l
l
Sturtonnt's Bargain House 1
Annsms.
'A’l‘l‘liIlN 1'.. ms, m
'l‘lllu 1'11'111-111 :lnul pr ”.1,“ “I'll ““1”.“
ulmw'115111-11.11151111111211.12- NW”, Moll:
ulul A1111 drool.» i'uolb l\111\h1lh.
17!:
TAYLOR a. 601.91:an
Real Estate“
and Insurance!
WASHINGTON STREET.
80. Norwak.
s
l’umons looking for 11 lot or houm1 and
lot with the vlcw ol Plll’l‘llllfllllu, ltl‘t‘lllVll,
ed to call and examine our llnt. We low:-
thcm for null- 111 every part 111’ the city at
rca-«nonlvh- prices and on easy terms.
1111 21: M
1
PASSENGER
Steamboat
TO NEW YORK.
2--DAY$ O N LY--2
Friday, July 3d
AM»
Monday, July 6th.
WILL LEAVE
South Norwalk,bol|1 days,
at 7.3011. 111.
RI'ZTIERNING,
Leave New York. llcckman
street, 2 p. m; liasl 3151
street, 2 so p. 111.
1'
“11111111"glaud'l‘onlm antlllckols.
I’AR T12, single. 4111'; excursion. 7111:.
,1 lat
Steamer Isabel l‘ ‘
cuts or heirlooms and 1m. slwauys excellent
mom!» or jow'11'lr1. g1) [11
HOMER B. HOYT'S
FOR 5!. 000!
(lrSlxt't~.11.l.-11.‘villglvsyouuu l Maw-
1111 nt 11111111111118.1111. u- vonrwll if you
lbw \\ .th luxuraluw, like ev1rything
1l'11', (helm-d lathe cheapest. is; sure l1 1 the
Connecticut General
lilo Insurance Co.
()I llarf fun!
3. S. L’HOMMEDIEU,
Ill W anlnug on Strut, "o. .‘wtaalk.
CHOICE
Buddmg Lots
1:
Imcrest!
er‘Wlllk.
(Inn lol [no |1-.1l fro-it by .loob 1-l "u 131
1 mingl- -'\11111" 11 u'nllonu
I.111'l1-(~.111111H..;|. >41va ”11
'1 NI Irnllt ll .'-'1~ T1111! 11: Ilt'l dll.
I berm lHl 11111 1:1 of:- '1l on tho How-t 1111-11111»
1‘11 \111111lk:1111llm\1111n unobstructed How of
Long lslnnnltlonnnl l1 11'Innrollrmtbulv llllll"~'
and 1111: ll|111ltvll11~l l-nildlm: lul 1111111111.
"'1lhnn\1 1-11111 lm 1~1 111 r and \HIlt'I lull-1w.
11nd 1la"'11rl1 debt-1..
\111lkol\Y1~.tn\11.1
,Hw N'Vt'l'itl 1]. ,
1111 lllll'.
For hulls 1' 111111115 uhus lmpduml
Hull". N11111: 1ll1. 0111111.
11121111
NOTICE
“‘1.” ‘
PLUMBERS and BUILDERS
0
111I1.:1~I~
art-Into. Ill!
'll-
.111l1~ “llhln two llllllllllln
1"'~'lrb' 1111-.
'.1llv ll» I'll “Ihlllllll'y
(In and odor lbi-ulalc Ibo lbdimncc Ib'la.
llw-lul'lumblog 111d bruinagc in llll'w clly.
will both cam-1.1.1.111.“ work will be done
tun-lorun “Ml-11411:; .
l‘11r111lts11nul Iluln may be had by npplylng
lol'otnmillcoon llonllb. TLH. KENDALL.
111111.11 Place In
“‘ Falrfleld Co.
tells the story.
asks another.
_ one else, the answer is
The crowds 1n our store astonish the oldest inhabitant. ,
one of Norwalk’s best business men. The answer is easy. Our great a ,1 ,
buying for cash, selling lor cash, and dividing the profits with 0111; <
How can they allord to give those first-class bicycles '
He might have asked why do we sell so much cheaper . ,
We are liberal and we are bound to tree.
customers right, and to give them the most for their money.
THIS FOURTH 0F JULY'W
WITH A HUNDRED DIFFERENT BARGAINS.
We Shall Give Away
Another First- Class Bicycle
ON: FRIDAY EVENING,
We shall not open our store on the greatest day in the calendar to all Americans.
the same.
JULY
CHILDREN’S SUMMER DRESSES.
5 dozen White Lawn Dresses for 25c.
10 dozen Colored Churnbrey Dresses,
00.
‘ 10' dozen White Lawn Embroiderml
Dresses-19c.
(.11 )RSETS.
751: Summer Corset [1113915.
WR A l’l’l BS.
The largest assortment in Colfneeti
1m— 1311-, 7511mm, 131.25. $1.19, $1.75
*2. 21.
llAhlIlURG EMBROIDERIES.
The greatest bargains in this lino evoi
known. A veritable sensation in
trimmings. This is the story: A well-
known manufacturer made more good
than he could find a market for. Rather
than carry over until next season, a
genuine slaughterin prices was made.
Bdgings that you have paid :1 week ago
Than We up to :lllc, will be sold at less
than ontuhall’ these prices. The goods
areal! new. clean and right np-to-date
styles sold in strips of <1 and ll, yards
:only.
. Lot 1—1. 200 y.1r1ls.l'roln".. to llinchcs
'wide, 11"..11111' pr'ccs I1 to .2 5.: pcryard.
1": 111' choicest styles; 1111111 pith'u llc.
Lot J‘—-l ”110 yards .'lto ll illclu'swidc
IN OUR BIG CLOAK ROOM
Now for a Crack-1vj:10k,50 pieces, 100
llimities for 511 per yard, gunrnnt
last colors. Como early for these.
ll) inch Lawns. best in the United
States for 12' ..c.
25 pieces imputed 25c Organdics for
19 cents.
f 15 p1eces imported embroidered Lawns
or I'.’ '..11.
WASH GOODS.
.1!
11) picces imported Sheer Organdies
for l‘~ " .15.
11') 11110011 i111ported white and black
India Linen, 101:.
DRESS GOODS.
5 pieces Liuon, for Suits and Separate
Skills, 1'..” ..1'
il pits cs Cr: 1sh, for dresses, 200.
5 pieces ilh‘ inch lack and white, and
blue and white che 11 11,2511.
to pieces 751: Sunnucr Dress Goods,
3111-51115.
Io pieces wool Challies. 10c.
1‘2 pieces 50 in. sum-s, light. '75, for
1'10 cents.
SILKS.
10 pier es black India for "191:. If you
did not gt 1. a dress of this beautiful silk,
it is half tho regular urico, youhavo
made a 111ist11ko.
How do they 6‘. I.
3d, AT 9. 30
CHILDREN’S/ HATS AND CAPB,
190. 25c, "90, 490, 750, 980, $1.25. 3
OUR 1111101111111 DEPABTMEm?,‘gm ,
needs no mention. You know that
can buy your crockery and kitc‘m
utensils from 10 to 25 per cent. lower
from us than any other place in the
county Fruit jars are now on sale.
Dou‘ t 11 mt too long this will be 113006
fruit year.
SKIRTS.
25 Linon Separate Skirts. extra wide,
98 cents.
Duck Separate Skirts, Tile.
1 1 CrashEmbroidermlSuitmthopopular
suit. of the season, $3. 98. .
30 Black Figured SkiRs, $1. 25.
21: Duck Suits, $1. 98
l 1 Black Sicilian Skirts, $4.25.
11111 Black Mohair Skirts, $2.25.
31111.1 WAISTS.
25 Dozen more of thefiOc Wrists for
251'ents.
11) demo #1. ll) waists we shall sell for
Do" cent“.
,, ‘
13.21631.»
BATHING SUITS.
is
"v.-.
1'11-1 .hoicc and d. only cllccts, real bpic '11s Black.L:1rge Figured Silks, ’5 All wool navy blue Bathing Suits.
1 aim-s from 271 to 391-; choice. olthc 5:1 cents. wide skirt. $1.95.
I it at 1 le. ' l to pieces Striped Japanese Silk, lllc. BU Black Alpaca Bathing Suits, $3. 50.
, .'.-
G—eit Your Coupons and Win a Wheel and be Happy all Summer.
THE 1305-1011 STORE,
Cor. Main and'Wall Streets,
NORWALK, CONN.
PURE FOODS
\
TELEPHONE CALI... l3-2
Ty 11
Hill).
1'111'1'
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST..
1!.
11111111111111. malty to its being 1111.: best llonr they huvcuscd.
ll.1n1‘y1‘r11kc1‘;,bolll loose 11ml in
llic'c. ()rn‘ C1111'1' is lhell111cst .md uniloun in 1111 dd)
l’l1il.1lclphiat'1 1m U11 cs1: hush cwry 5.1111151).
(luv spices .111: stlictly pure, and will give p1'1lcct satisfaction.
[1.11115 and ”11.14155 Bacon fresh cvcry\\'c1l11c.ll.ly.
CHARLES E‘."s’1'=:v11_noun,
,Lo-dlnz Grocer.
We aim to keep in stuck nothing but first-clams goods, and purpose to sell
them .11 Ilu: lowest possible prices. New articles ol’ food are constantly
boil); p111 bclon: [be public: we have all that an: worth having (some are
Our lilgin Gill Edge Creamery Butler is the finest, goods to be pro-
Thc people come far and near {or il:
lozul Scymonr‘s llungmian Success Flour
yr:-
._1
111,5 lbs {or $1.
arrived.
Car
Car numerous
A large varic«
Fancy llcad ,
Nculchalcl and
I 11:21 Country Eggs.
The Ferris
inul
1111 pound boxes.
50. NORWALK.
lcr 11111112 with the rest. The lollowi
I
flood goods at prims next to nothing is. thr- 'uagncl that draws hnodrcds 11111111111111'11.
111,: tells the story:
PROVISIONS.
DOWN GO THE PRICES.
You 'd bet~
/
“”le NWWMR- Jim” "7- 1111111. W7 “V 311 11..., (:nmulmud Hagar, tlllfllrlugur (’uml tlhonldor par "1.. 1111: Hold Dust, prr p'k'g. 10o,
l‘llgin l‘rcmnrry Ilultcr, pcr lb. len- 1‘, iinglu‘f'llrcd llam per 1b., 121- 'oru Starch. 51:
NF“. IW'MW’” ".‘. pkg, '11 ‘ Breakfast llama, 1:11- dmiu lilosu Hlawh, :8 lb, box, 1.311,
BETJER THAN B‘uKs Mason Fruitdars. pcr 11112,. .1‘J1' , Ilcst Salt I'ork. .1111 '1 lbs. liinun'r Snaps, for 2511
'1'" Youcotllvln‘l 11111111 loansdcm‘y 'I‘unu1tocs.lor '.‘.‘u' Hum-Wu llwlliah. ll III-1. for 'E‘w 5: lbs. Lemon (”1111411111. 2511
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