”Want.”"'l'olot."and
~ . tumult-ate. not canceling five
,, nialcrttnoetimoaon: slxtimes.
antiw- two line. Marriage and
. Willa. Belmdulool rates for .dls-
tarnished on applica-
Iarn' .43! mil. in advance.
1 Mid: 0110 month. me: three
”hilt" ll: mouths to. to: one your. 86
"I: embers. we a week. to no 111111!
f- "
11me any I1owa.you will confer a
telephoning. sending or bringing it
WIIOATIOM should in alleaseo be ad-
'I‘HE EVENING SENTINEL.
South Norwalk. Conn.
r. Evening Sentinel has a Circulation
it“)!!! Toum of Norton”: and its Suburbs
Larger, Owtillmrbly, than the Combined
Chromium ofihe other .Thrq Local Doll.
in. our Pm: Room is always open to
fliermomcter Record.
hth65¢ mint/of the 11111111101111.1111 for
hem-tonrhours ending at noon today
. *loizroes above zero: lowest. 117 degrees
|8nn 5| High tide Low title
7226 M U :56 7 :27
ark Herald Weather Percent
oludlcatlons for today are fair. contin—
uedhigh temperature. southwesterly winds
probably thunderstorms and slightly male:
hesdayalternooa.
silver did not play an important part
In” our mineral production last year,
probably because silver mining did not
pay. Our total mineral production.
chanting in petroleum, stone, coal, cto.,
, animated in 1805 to $582, 000 000. Of
thinsnm only $31,900,000 came from
,llilv'er ore. The gold obtained from
" Marlena mines amounted to 847, 000, -
000. Titers was $38, 600, 000 worth of
copper-prided, sothat thovaluo of the
silver product fell 80. 700, 000 below
that of the copper our mines produced.
. The Sudan is a territory south of
1 rightfully belongilig to Egypt.
l: adventurers and cutthroats. Here the
manuallyforthon their ralds' ‘oi
lighter. Here General Gordon lost
hin‘ilife‘ because England would not
. send soldiers to rescue him and conquer
‘ thoSudan. Conquering theSudan, that,
" too, by England. rearmoxing the ten-i-
torytoEgypt and governing it along
111111 Egypt seems the only 11 try to at tile
the northeast African question;
It appears that Mrs. Augusta Mncoseo
from away oil in Bucharest, lioumnuia,
' ‘h lady who claims to be the niece of the
canny old rcdbcaded Scotch dry [room
merchant, has come forward asa claim-
ant~for the A. T. Stewart millions. By
the way. are there any Stewart millions
' left? m---
, rtmtomooeoo to run an Amati.
‘ can presidential nominating eonventlon
“665.000.00011101'0 to chrot 11 presi-
~‘ dent. It is the opinion of a fun dis
mailed Americans that some presi-
dents we "chad were rot worth on
unchmoney. ,
HER SHOPIATES' (IIIIEF.
A Pathetic Scan 11111.11 Ilsa Mary Bowel
Body In Placed on a Train.
‘Tho funeral of tho into Miss Mary
m. the young lady whose rather
untimely death was a source of sincere
“bereavement to her friends. was largely
meat at St. Patrick's t'hnrch this
warning. Rev. Father Nihlll celebrated
high requiem mass. and spoke at.
'lllgtIIoftho uxomplarylifo of the do
mud. who was faithful in her spiritual
Will. There were many lu-uutllnl
_ and apropriato floral tokens. Tl in poll-
hm were William llrny. Thomas
”Flynn, John Burke, William llauheti
niacin! Burden and John lingers.
“ Thereinains were taken to Norwulit 1111
ill. 9:35 train.wl1om they Worn buried
at“. Mary's cemetery of that place.
I A number of ’nhopmntes of the de-
‘Wployoos of the titer shin
Lingaihorml at the depot this
' morning to! the remains of the deceased
, mohlmntl t1l/Nnrwalk for burial.
Thorn made/en of them and their
tdmroartratilms of narrow tillrm toil 1111i-
,Mfl attention. As mum! of tho
i firsts Illiltlll Ilftlul Illooasket ltihl this
human our, one of the floral pioeos 1‘-1-li
W1 This wauibe sign for afresh 1111i-
Wof grief on the part ofthe sorrow.
I” minimum ol’ the devoured. 'l'belr
attitude. while it attracted attention.
Volt general resmat.~liridaemrt Farmer.
IARIEN AIiiI NOROION.
. Attire specialtown meeting. tlat11r~
" M afternoon, it. was voted to expend
It,“ in building lthree new bridgu
WW one will be over (loud Wives
I'm, out Mr Hindlcy s residence,
11111111 the new 'l‘oilmi road has just
been Milt. others will be con‘
, Mover streams massing the
W our Wright-'11 alumna
w,...e ooh
, is getting along nicely.
i (alibi fanatics. thieves, Modern 7
- liter. 0. a Walker, 01111111111111. nail?
spent 11‘ 16" days in Barton lait 11111111.:
Mrs. 0111111111 E. Vail, of 11111111111111,
who has been very sick, is recuperating
at the residence of Joseph Morehoasc.
George Oberlnudcr, J 1., and faintly rt-
turnod home Saturday evening from a
vist in Kooneslmrgh; N. J. ’
Robert Adams, of New Work is spend-
ing part of his vacation at the home of
W. J.,Ficm1ning.
John Unlinkan.pNoroton, one otwhoso
logs was bruised bya log falling on it.
The limb was
not broken.
E1111 Lounsbury has been visitnig 111
New York.
William Peterson, employmi by Wil-
liam E. Streetnyas tlmrivlng under the
portico of Mr. Street’s house with a load
of hay, Saturday afternoon, when he
struck the roof and was knocked off,
breaking his collar bone. Dr. French
attended him.
Landlord 16111111 J. Doyle, of tho (lol-
nmbus Hotel. mourns the loss of two
boarders, who left Friday night, forget-
ting to mythoirbills. , r
» Henry Hooter, of Gracie street, dis-
cwered three cows in his cabbage beds,
Saturday, devouring a large number of
pants. The bovinos lolongol t1 Mr.
11111111 ,w I10 took them home on payment of
damages.
Walter Bates l8 circulating a petition
asking the selectrnon to call a special
town n1eeti11g,to vote him $300 damages
for injury to his place in cutting down
.Szminaryliill. Town Counsel Stoiieid
some time ago advised the selectmon to
settle the matter.
Liveryman George S. Bailey feels
proud of his black mare. Saturday at-
ternoon, at thomecton Norwalk Fair
Grounds, she did an exhibition mile,
driven by John Leonard , in 2:33.
Eagle iiook'and Ladder company held
its second parade, Saturday night. The
members marched to Noroton anti sere-
naded John D. Crimmins, A. Floyd
Delaiield, Miss Emma Delafield, Charles
W.Rayrno11d The SouthNorwalk Fife
and Drum Band accompanied them. At
some of the residences there w as a dis
play of fireworks, mochoa and refresh-
ments. The company received several
handsome presents, securing at Mr. Ray-
mond's a twulvo- foot flag, giv on by Jacob
Miller. Many houses along the. line
it
were brilliantly illuminated ,1. .
('ohn'rm,
'I‘hisvdici proclaimed (mm
his thnlgno:
“p 11111 there's minding:
I11 do,
. tit“ .1 Lel’nze "illu-
4' i" T“ “'1'. ibu straw]. 3111101118"?
' l| 1h 11' skmwgm ' "
ti
Iowbhm
is another Monarch,
rho S,‘ 1"11 lie: l .C Page' 8 (line as the chiral
1.1. zeal 111:. it. in the United States Arse—
1nls, 1h.- i’ntcnt Office and the National
Vluscum. 'l'l1: l'ullmrm l'1l111: (311' (711.
«1: i‘. 1111 their 1.;11'5 l‘t‘t‘dll‘a’ ".l its (trad/In»,
11/17:: and wonderful I'd/111111: [Maw under
were lulu-11:; and'hnuuz. let it i\ equally
11111 tor the must 1M‘n‘nlc l.lile'_1"\1‘-1l'i\, and
within". :111 1.1., 111 .51 11‘: did.
thack calls in two sections 1-1111 be made
We have piano. 11111111111 mean
with the agents of the celebrated Bum
"Glovc-Il‘itting Patterns. hywhlch we can
present to our lady traders some of then-nI
very newest. and choioeats patterns of
garments. Fall and explicit directions
for putting together the garments ao-
company each pattern
MCI-LADIES' SHIRT WAIST WITH
BLOUSE FRONT.
HINTS BY MAY WTON.
Fancy striped batistc made this rather
dressy shirt waist, the cuffs, collar and
rout plait beingof flue white linen: a
narrow belt of white suede encircles the
waist. Fitted linings are provider] in the
pattern, which can be omitted if not de-
sired. The fall fronts are gathered at. the
shoaldcrsmeck and lower edges and droop
in French pouch or blouse style over the
belt. The bookie gathered at thoncck and
waist line. where the fullness is massed
in centre. The lower edge extends to
basque length and is warn under the dress
skirt. A t11rr1~down collar mounted on a
high band finishes the neck. which can
be made permanent or movable ' at
pleasure, a fitted neck band being pro~
videdjn the pattern. to which the collar
is buttoned when made separately. The
bishop shirt sleeves are fashionably full,
being disposed in gathers at the upper
and lower (nines. Slashed openings at
the back aro_iinished with laps, and turn
permanent or removable, as desired.
I‘his style of shirt waist is particularly
adapted to the plain and fancy bntlstes
now the vogue, lawn, dimity, organdie
and soft wash silks developing stylish
waists by the mode.
The quantity of triatorlal 1:13 inches
Wide required to make this shirt waist
for a lady hm in: 11 till inch bus-1t measure
111dl yards. '
The pattern, which is No. 117111 and re
tails t'1 >r twenty-livecent is cut 1'11 sizes
for a :12, :11, so. :IH, .111 an 3:42.;inoh bust
Invasnrc. ‘ '
@ray 1111111161»
Natural Color
“More than a year ago, my hair
, be an turnln gray and falling
on. Thanh grind many remo-
dies fer i tithing I used satisfied
me until commenced to use
AYER 3
Hair Vigor
After using one bottle of this
we varation‘, my hair was restored
o to mtttppl color. and ('i'lltii‘tl
i’tlliugotit-Mrs.llrnzm1\NN,
3.50 E. doth St. New York, N. Y.
‘ Prevents
flair from
Falling Out.
Windows
Bright
LUSTRINE
Does it.
'00 21.32.35.
O 11
"1E CELEBRATED .
Hazleton,
and
Cross Creek .
.« OAL
FUR. IiANill‘J AND FURNACE.
These (311.113 are free from dirt
and slate: will be delivered by 1
careful drivers. 81-1111 order
for sample load 11: 1d satisfy
y outwit that our claim is cur-
11 ct.
EVENING SERTI Ii El.
‘ COUPON.
Building to one Pattern. any size. oi No.
Gut this out. an it uulr namoaud millions
and mallbr take it to ._
Sturtevant‘s Bargain House
NAIF
Animus _
PATTI-WIN No. 17111 IN
This 1111111111 and 12 cents will .111. are
lib-11.11 path-111 at \tortmnot' s. North Main
and Ann street: South Norwnl k
“131.1,, _
RAYMOND BROS.
.0.- Nomilk‘.
—.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
Real Estate
’and insurance!
WASHINGTON STREET.
Bo.Nor11vaiit.
Persons 1.1111111111111111 lot. or hnu e and
lot with the! View of pllrclirmlnrz, mo invit
ed to call and examloumr list. it 1- him-
them for sale in «wry part of the city at
reasonable prices and on (Hwy terms.
111121311
TELEPHONE CA LL. l3-2
PUREFOODSI
tcr come with the rest.
1.
11.011
lilo.
2131'.
MN:
' 25c
251:
2110
250
"1) lbs. (lranulnu-d Sugar,
Elginil remnery llntter, per lb ,
New poiatmu per pk..
Mason Fruit Jars, per 111%.
1 cans .lonu-y 'l‘mnntoea, for
:3 11111111 Eagle hangar Corn. for
I1 cans HWN‘I (turn. for
ll bottles Root Ilcer extract.
‘ (ml).
razed.
lx'iltc.
Philadelphia Cream Cheese fresh every Saturday.
0111 spices are strictly puré, and will give perfect sall'1l11rlltm.
llums and Boneless Bacon fresh every Wednesday.
_. ..-- -.._.. .....- . m...” w..- u... ._......_....-....-..-
. CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
We aim to keep in stock nothing but fir..t~t:l;1ss good-c,
them at the lowest possible prices.
being put before the publio'
Loading Grocer.
33 WEST WASHINGTON 51"., . - -. - ’
DOWN '. GO THE PRICES.
Good goods at prices next to nothing is the magnet that draws hundreds to our stores.
The following tells the story:
PROVISIONS.
Hagar (lured Shoulder por lb , Ho
Hagar (lured ”11111 per lb.. 121:
Breakfast lineup, 121:
”out Stilt Park. No
lkmoloss (lodiish. ll lbs. for 2151:
Holt Mackerel, No. 2. lilo
(‘orucd Beef. 2 lb1ean, . l’ie
t‘ottolono, 3 lb. pail, 2710
Donovan Building,
and pinpow to sell
Ncwnrlhles oi food .111: “1111111111151
we have all that are Worth having (some are
Our lzlgin Gilt Edge Creamery liuttcr' 1a the I1111.tg1111d‘.111bc pm-
Thc poop c c.1mc far and near for it;
loud Scymour's Hungarian Success Flour just arrived.
(hammers (entity to its being the best door they llru'ouxcrl.
lyofI;1n1:y<;r;1ckers,both loose and in one pound boxes.
0111' Coffee is the finest and uniform in quality.
221.- lb.5 lbs for 131. Car
()111' numerous
A large varic-
l’aut'y llcnd
Ncnh'lmlt'l and
1"11-sl1(f11unl1'y Eggs.
The Ferris
SO. NORWALK.
I.
You'll bot
iold linst. per p‘ kg, ilk.
Iorn Starch. he
utin (lions Htareh. 3 lb. box, the
F1 lbs. (linger Hoops, for 2511
’1 lbs. lpmon (.‘ruvkors, 2711‘.
ii lbs. Soda ()raekors. ‘fio
i qts. Marrow Ileana. for ' Be
5 dis. Danbnry lioans, for 251:
1Maud 8. Floor, $4.25 per_bbl.; 55¢ per bag.
NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
- South Norw-ik.
. an arm or team runner, nonwaw.
this Wont.
l
NORWALK. CONN.
I
is to i That We Dona Great Business
NEW YORK OFFICE, 442 BROADWAY.
“b
ago for two (loll:
11's. This 11"
\
one of tli‘t' articles mentioned
below.
is to i That We Arc Sound on
Prices.
9
First-Class GoodtatPOpularPrices.
lWENTY.
ONE
CENT "
SALE!
It is III to I that you can purchase more for one dollar now than you could five years
are going to prove to you by :1
ZI-Great Twenty-One Cent SaieI-Zi
I11 011'! 1 department we slmll mlncc something so that you end get one, two, three
and 111 41111101112403 six :11 titles loi 21c,wl11cl1 pi lu, vou would pnv,l1\'c years 3.10 for
Read this list carvlull}; out 11 out, bring it. with you. and got 1b.; articles advertised.
SALE COMMENCES
SATURDAY, JULY Ii,
AND CONTINUES 3 DAYS.
In Our Popular
Suit Room.
l the Shirt Waist, laundered 11111.2'c
lars and cuffs,
1 2 lc
1 pair Ladws’ llmw ore for
Zlc
l Corset (‘uwr for
2! pairs Children s Drawers for
Infants" Bonnets: for
ha-ZIC
lizitlies' White Aprons for ,
2 Ladies‘ Gingham Aprons for 2 l0
Toilet Articles.
Zlc
( thildren's Lawn (laps for
Children’s Sun lists for
Children‘s Slips for
Children's Silk llats. loo ones
‘. bottles Vaseline for
.. p111 knees Toilet Paper for
do luau-lopt s for
1bo.\ l' 1111 r and him-lope s
No Double Sheets Writing
Paper for
‘30 Hikes of (instill! Soup for
id l’alm Leaf Fans for
2 i512 Tooth llrushos for
‘3 boxes Toilet l’owrler for
2' Whisk lirmnls for
i
:l bottles Machine i Iil for 210
I oz. '3111: Perfume for
Kitchen Dep’t.
lil1|11ari::lll1 Y1ll1m Mixing llowl
ii 1111: I1 “like Yellow linking Dish 2'0
5 bottles liest Household Alli-2'0
media for
3pm: at ltot kinabmu Tea l’ot. for
1 pieeo :llk (ilass llerry Set for
7 (Illalnpamm (Houses for
1 :lm: .lnrdinierro for
ll ’I’iii l’io l’lutvs for
1 large l’imne Basket with (lover
It We Milk l'uns for
" l’anel Pictures for
.5 quart l’nuwrvinnh Kettle for 2'
i2 Double tiheets Fly Paper for C
I solid Workingmnn's Tabb-2'0
tl'llptl' for
2lc
l best quality Parlor [Imam Int
'l‘hisis the simplest. and best wait-1
Zlc
’ Ribbons.
Zlc 2'
Laces.
ll ynubzl Inental l1aees.wl1ite.
and 111111, 1111: quality, for
'.' yards ( lrlentnl Inna-awhile
and Peru. 151: quality, for
1 whole plea: Valenoiennes.
12 yards for
3 yards lilaek Valenciennes
11111-115, ilk: quality. for
Hand kerchiefs.
'.’ lanlics‘ White Embroider-
ed Swiss Handkerchiefs 21 c
‘3 large sized ( Ients' Col. liorderedz 'c
iinndkerehiefs for
H a m bu rgs.
:1 yards it, in. Ilumbnrt: 'll1l:ing2|
('1 l.:itlie,~1' mnli‘ out“ 11] Loi-
derml Lawn 11' d' k' :1
Fringe.
1’; yards fancy work Fringe,
all colors, for
Ii yards fancy ball Fringe,
all colors, for
ly. mire: ' 111 llambnrg i31lg1111:
i'i3nrds l i11.ll.1111l1urg l ‘wdgin
Veiiing.
:11, colors Veilinngc
l yard of
II Il‘
Hosiery Dept.
laulies' Mat-o linse, polka
dot. lust. black. for
»l pairs (ienllcmcn's llrown
”111411, for
:5 pairs lsulies' Fast Black
lilo "one. for
mirs lib-11's Bkyptlzni i710
lose, Ior
:; pairs ('hlldron's Ribbed
lllnek lloso for
Men's lialbriggan "51'. Shirt,
for
Men‘s ilalbrluann Druwvrs,
2ch
2111
Collars and Cuffs.
'1 pairs lplyiltiilu for 2|
111'
'2 lsulies’ 250 illbbetl Vests,
{or
Ii Wash 'l‘ies for
Men‘s 2:11: liows for
Lmlies' 3151- Howe for
2i 6.
210V yards s1.- (llaml Cambric for
2101-.
' L1 n i n gs .
I1
.'1 yards best kind (3:1111brie. for
'3 yards best 121- Silesia for
l yards H1: llustb- (Jambric for
I". yards 171' Canvas for
ii yards i213 white Grass cloth for
lie
Towels.
3 good sized Towels for
2 Linen Towels. lilo ones. for
:1 extra good fit: Turkish Towels 2'6
7; yards All Linen Crash, the be
kind, {111' 2'0
3 yards Large Col
To“ cling for
_ . l’laid Catch
.‘1 5111111..- (Jras'h, the be kind, for 2'6
Napkins.2lo
.‘1 Linen (“111. Berth-ml
Domestics.
II'Uylvs for
2; Linen 'l'ray ('lotln's for
. 2|
:5 .\ll Linen 1,, Napkins for
Notion Dept.
11 spools .‘lmhlne Cotton,
blur k and white. for
1 pair .".h: 31- heart's for c
.‘1 yards II111111-t.l"lunnel for
:1 yards (iingbnrn for
I. yards Win! for
.1yards Sewn-l1 Dress Lawns for
:1 yards i-i lirown Muslin for
l Window Shade, complete, for
5 papers Plus for
balls (firoeln-t (lotion for
ll spls. Hewitt]; Hilltnlll colors,
:1 cards Hooks and Eyes,
with the bump, for
2 ards Hie Elastic for
ll pa: item 11 Hair l'ius for
301' i'lnunwlui Silver Shirt
Wulflt Hot for
i Hilver lielt Iluoklo for
Mother lieltu for
Ladies’ lielt l’nrses for
Gloves.
" pair-.1 Min» 1‘ ’l.’.1ll'eta, blm k
and onion. for
l pair I‘llm'k aml (711111r111l
Zyards No. l2 llibl11111s,nll
colors for
It yards ilaby Ribbon, all
colors. for
‘INiekoi Filters, lit any fauct 1-t
liltvr 1111 the market.
lloys' Wash Pants for
”1151' thrt Waist for
Iioys (lilting tilirits for
“I All Lillian (311111er for
2h:
2ic
Illlk Taffeta for
(fhemiselta for
2 Imlies' Collars for
Cor. Iain and Wall Streets,
THE BOSTON STORE,
IiORVlALK, CONN.
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