‘ ‘ mentauotexeoodiu‘nve
withmtimonmroixtimeo.
' Wlualiuo. Mari-taco and
" ‘ ailioduleol rate- iorldle-
“onto inrnhhod on chalice:
honor-I31 mil. in aim
l One month. we: three
months. tom: one your. or.
n. 130an to bonnie
claw-Ho. fl WMhingtou Itroet.
Minamoto-set. Nor-walk.
MWeIoome at The tlentlnel office.
. 6i any new. you will confer II
ulenhoninu. sending or bringing it
“manna inallcueee be IIII-
rnn EVENING smmnn.
South Norwnlk. Conn.
H ' Evening Sentinel has a Circulation
Telephone Calls.
3 cum Weather Forecast
y, ”1 today promleestobe fair to
d1.wflh slightly hiaher tempora-
wed by local thunder storm». To-
nromlaoeto be partly cloudy and
blightlv lower temperature. _
. Thermometer Record.
W point of the thermometer for
mom hours ending at noon today
decrees above zero: Ioweet. 61 degrees
hull-e Almanac for Tomorrow.
M ‘Buneeta l nap tide Lowtlde
" atml a can Inna
, eli‘or Men to Take Warning.
,T‘lio'preoident of. the board of cduca~
fauna of our great cities attended
graduation ceremonies of the high
,aa in duty bound. He w etched
Wally both the sweet girl graduates
sweet boy graduates The phys-
atus of the two sexes as compared
H one another seems to have inter-
Whirl: most.‘ The report he makes
thiI point is calculated to fill the
masculine mind with apprehension. lie
once girl graduates wvro as a rule
' mt specimens of physical do
if The boy». on the other hand
good man ’8 plain discomiitum
ddinguet, manifested a startling dc-
fleetivencno of physique.
‘ filo {build these young men
3- . narrow cheated and round
dered and in a very imperfect con-
illon‘ of health, judging by their looks.
fdifférérlcc was that the girls had at»
very carefully to physical culture
college; the boys had not.
.‘Wherc is this thing going to step, may
onéunkwithout offence? Are the girls of
the twentieth century to _be big. brawny
creatures like Tennyseu'u eight mighty
{cashiers of the plow. who will scare
”the life out of a man and reduce him to
’tho but stance of dumb subjection? If
:II), it is time to quit.
Thoocllpsc of the sun tewhich as-
trimmers are looking forward with the
W of schoolbcys (more Aug. 9
I! one could elation himuclf at the north
pole. he would have an excellent view
it. As it hi, it is necessary to journI- y
to the far north in order to me it at all
lipid! astronomers will maintain ob-
miugetations in various parts of Si
350110. It will tllrlil be seI-nfreni Norway
Finland and from the norIthI m be
hill of Japan. To YI Iowa in the latter
rogim so two scientific parties from
Am. one called the Amhcrut college
expedition. the other from Lick cheer-VIII
W. California Another American or
Milan left PhilaIiI lphia June 27 for
one: towitneai the Iellpau. England
7m will ulna have olmrvere at
‘ nation». on that what one IIIt
~ “out other» will and we shall
I I have the meat natiufuctory ob:
«armada of a molar eclipse,
tho Weather in clear. The Am-
college expedition haI-I along with
W, ilpl’f‘tl‘flictlllfl and an
photographing outfit.
‘» M lam foot horse racing nIIIII of
.m are plumiug thIIIIIsI-leIII on.
' .. that during the pant year. when
bonkers, lawyer», doctor! and
_ Inhool sumrinumdouts have
‘ f, mum in all millilwl'nf naughty
, ‘ not It trainee in the United
hum wrong in any way. has
been fomd guilty of stealing, min-
I... falling In love with anybody ho
not to. crown of cheating in a
. trade. At lIIaot none has been
II at it.
M where the English rowing
(tithe Thames take place. is on
IIO town of only 4.000 inhabitants.
the 47.001.) pimple that annually
’. the boat races canard into it, the
“pretty Well unified with be
N
“not uncouth loan interest in
”no bot-cit the sometime.
“a...
,Norwalk, it promises little or nothing
‘praelieullylin the way of bringing the
trade of that rural section to Stam- ,
V done without objection and difficulty,"
With some few * -
A doe «be IIIIII tried it III-clam IIIIII
, “not: no he learns to ride the
A Inc may love egood bicycle
Who is the norm whom
' Way Ive-Item m... at Stamford u ‘
liming W traffic to m Point,
Rowoyten and Nor-walk. and already
many. attracted by the novelty of along
and in part- pictureoque ride, over the
lamina country roads, have made
the trip.
The real interest: of Stamford will not
be promoted, the Advocate thinks. by
the extension of the line to the outskirts
more annexes Dorian and Norotou to
ford. The Norman-er western section
of Darieu is especially interested in this.
and already an agitation has begun,
or at least the question is frequently
asked. when the new trolley extension
is to connect withthe Stamford system.
"We can scarcely expect this to be
'tho Advocate concludes,"yet if it be not
done we shall have to confront a situa-
tion permanently in which Norwalk
will masons an obvious advantage in
competing for the trade of the rural dis.
trials lying between it and Stamford on
the west."
Harper’s Magazine.
The August number of Harper's will
contain the first part of a new serial
story by Mark Twain, entitled. "Tom
Sawyer, l)ctcctivo;” a paper on "The
While Mr. InugfcIIow," by W. D.
Howells; "Stuart's [Lanedowne Portrait
of Washington." by Charles llcnry
Hart; "Peeps into Barbary," by J. E.
Budgett Mcakin, formerly editor of the
Times of Morocco; "The Strange Days
that Came to Jimmy Friday," by 1"de
uric. Remington; “Doorstep Neighbors,"
by William Hamilton Gibson: the sec-
and portal Laugdou Elwyn Mitchell's
"Two Mormons from Muddiety;" Poetcs
ct Telegraphes." by Questiny dc Bean.
repaire; ”Her Prerogative." by E. A
Alexander; "Mia-I Maria 5 Rome] " by
Sarah Bamwell E lliott; “The Mayor II
Lamps," by John Kendrick Ban n.
"The Wreck of the Columbia. by PS-
foesor Simon ‘Nowcomb; , “The Iiiilent
Voice," 1- poem by Lawrence Alma-
Tadema; short poems by Archibald
Lampman and Arthur Sho‘rburnc ilard y,
and the regular editorial departments.
III III» “Nathan," but
IIIIII l. llll I I 'i t' III‘ l'iulllll‘f
It III In- l'lgn' II Mqul‘Mlc:
'I ind w. llsdve Inoucy :IIIIlthe things ‘
, Will be pnI'I-Iicaily good as new, and
no time Inst with hurling or healing} ,._.
’ Iel' age 'SGIIIe' Ls/iquid; always ready; 2
IIII‘IIIII' III on iuxi;;IIIl “sets" slow 1y
_ eunuchInrvoIIIumnltcnperfectjulnt
.Ind [III-“u Sunfish/u allpommd"-
IIIIIIelzIIl) rIIIIIzuked. rheluehnsn‘ I,
I1: l-ccu Cm kul out In tho. maIIIIleIinre
(Is .viilzanimud :IIII HI P age 'sgluels 7
VII“. diy 11' .. IIiiI Ir either the heaviest or ‘
Illiiol dude. Itc v. wk and L‘ullldllls no
Ill. Ulllil’llli’ and
The United States (levera-
anIt‘IpI-cam Le Page's as the
standard. 4
limit”: for household uw townie.
gonna-Ion In:
I:
matteoorlodymdoruomeoftbeir
very meet and choice-tn patterns of
gel-menu. Full and explicit direction:
of that city, luaamueh on, while it in II ‘
' hired Way.
Glove-Fitting Potter», by which we can
for putting together the garmento no
company each pattern
L7 16"‘LLDI15' I'LMN WRAPPIN-
lllN’l‘fl llY KAY "ANTON.
Dotted challic made this plain but
uhapely gown, the cuffs and turn-over
collar being of corn lace over colored
silk. Pearl bijun buttons in groups of
four effect the closing in centre front.
The glove-fitting adjustment in perform-
ed by double bust durta in front, under-
arm and side back gems with a curving
centre back seam completing the per-
fectly fitting gown. Each portion is
shaped below the waiut line so as to pro
dneo the fashionable fluted effect that
falls in ripples to the lower edge where
the sweep in of desirable and not ex.
travagaut width. The sleeves are
the favorite loge-mutton. grace-
fully drapod over fitted linings by gath-
ers at the. top and completed at the
wrists by round calla. (towns in this
style can be made of woolen. silk or
cotton fabrics and decorated in any de-
The standing collar alone
can be used and the cuffs omitted in
favor of a plain completion at thcwriI-Ite.
The quantity of material it inches
wide required tomakc this wrapper for
a lady having a 33-inch bust measure is
lily; yards.
'l‘hoputtcrn.which is No. that, and
retain for thirty five (cuts, in out in
sizes for II .il, ..i dd, 2H III, vi‘.’ and III
inch bunt measure.
EVENING SEIH'IIEL
coupon.-
Building to one Pattern. any size. of No.
'Cut this out. fill in your namI-andaddrese
. and mail or ink e if to
i.‘itIIrteImIt's Bargain House
“on!
ADD“.............. .
PATTERK No. I'm BIZE-- -llf
'l'hle coupon and 1') route will secure
above pattern at liturtevunt's North Main
and Ann Idrmytu. math Norwulk.
_..I-. ~-. .............~.
Glad to llII llid of lier.»—SIIII—«\Vllnt
(Jun IIIIII lul'fllf li'Vl'f') in: Mechanics.
IliIlpnsay‘.’ lie—l :Hko'Il him by lt'll'
lphono; he mud. "I don‘t know who
- Nonwnnxmouu.
are, but We all right-L"
x
PURE FOODS
Soap
is made in a twin bar (as shown l
above) for the sake of convenience, '
it is made of pure materials for the
cake of quality. it is made b- our
peculiar processes for the on c of
effectiveness (doing its work easily);
it is made at the largmt soap works
In the world for- the sake of supply-
lag the largest demand" In the World:
it is used everywhere for the sake of
less Labor
Greater Comfort
hm lime, Ltd. "mine i lionioonsu. N.Y.
YOU....
Probably remember hearing
about Hale's Safe Cordial land
aarnmer.
It made many friends: It will
number more this year, lm-
came it does Just what lf-I
claimed for it. Correct all
all bonnet troubles.
wimp“) bottled free all ll.
Glendenniim It Cubs. Nerwalk.
I". ll. llaxiel'. ll. ll. I’llllhltifl
and E. (l. Tomllnoon. floulh .
Norwalk.
THE CELEBRATE!)
Hazleton
and
Cross Creek
IIIIII RANGE AND FURNACE.
Those (Junie are free from dirt
and slate; will he delivered by
careful driver-I. Send order
for sample loud and satisfy
' yourself that bar claim is ‘m-
I'Ilct. , y
W
RAYMQHD BROS
oJfiIrv-lk.
TAYLOR G GOLDEN,
Real Estate
and Insurance!
I WASHINGTON STREET.
So. Norwalk.
l’crmnelmklna fora lot or home and
lot wlih the? View of pnrrhuslng, IIruluvltI
ed to call and exaIIIIIII- our Iiat.
them for sale in eVIIry [out of the city at
rva-«mahlc prim and on may tI-rnIII.
on % tf
TELEPHONE CALL, l3.2
ll.
mil).
IfIIIcIl.
Rh 0.
Philadelphia Cream Cheese fresh every Saturday.
Unr Spices are strictly pure and will give perfect solid.“ III-n. The Ferris
II on fresh even Wednesday
33 WEST WASHINGTON 87..
um; and llouelcos
Loading Orooor.
O U D
We aim to keep in SiUi‘k nothing but first class good-I,
them at the low est pIIs:Iiblc prices.
being put be fore the public: we hare .IIl Ih.It are wmli I ll. may: (sonic are
Our Elgin (Iill Edge CIIamer liuticr II. the llllif: ilinIIIlt; lube pro-
Thc peop'c c Imc far and "car for it:
loud Scymuur's Hungarian Sincess Flour just arrived.
t'lilelmtSTS testify to its being the best Ilnur Ihey have llhi'tl.
Iy of fancy crackers, both loose and in one pound bums.
()ur Coffee is llic finest and uniform in muddy.
NCW lll'lli'lI‘S IIl l-inIl
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
:IIIIl [‘IIII‘IIIN: II‘I sell
:III: (Ullfllnlllly
22I; lb,5 lli'. ful‘ >3I. Car
()ur numerous
A huge varicI
Fancy llcml
Ni‘lllI'llillcl and
lt‘rctgll CIIIlllll'y Eggs.
SO. NORWALK.
DOWN
for coInc wilh the real.
tI no.
Ilt
t.
,o
fliil‘
20 lbs Granulated Hagar,
Eluln Creamery lluiIIIr, pIIr lb ,
New MM"!!! IIIIr pk,
Milllflll Fruit .IImI, per IlIIz ,
i cam- Jamey 'l‘omIIIoeII. for
ii cane Eagle Sugar item. for
5 com Bwact Corn. for
it bottles limit licor- flfiifibttl,
:1
‘33"
‘50
527w,
IZI'II:
”new, tram
tndeucytoaetilroto
l
GO THE PRICES.
. rf. l O U
Good goods; III/prices next In Indiana at the magnet Illal draws hundreds Io our Shirt-"I. You «I bet
The liillIthllg tells. the story:
I
PROVISIONS.
tlnaar ('Im II Shoulder per lb ,
Hagar! Imvl llIIm per lb
llrmhfast Bacon.
live? l‘itllt l'IIfk,
Bonnie-III i'nIllinII, II lbs for
Salt Mark-Ind. No. ‘2,
(’ormId ”W'f, 2: III. can,
lfultIIlIIlte, ll ill. poll,
N‘
l‘JI'
liiII
Hal
13'!
“to
lit'
23..
fl 8 6 D O H U
!
:0
It
i
"I
U
Hold Dust. per p'k'g .
‘IIm march,
file
no
IIiIII (than Starch, Ii lb half, Ifie
lbw. (anng IIIIIIpI, for 2er
lbs. [moon Utmimni, the
live. rloda Crackers. Wu:
0*,“
2m:
Ilia, Murrow lloanII, for
IIIII. Dunlmry lleau. IIIr
Maud S. Flour $4 25 per bbl.;550 per bag.
NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
Donovan Budding,
1B AND 31 ”GIN I‘I’NIIT. NORWALK.
South Nor-walk
We thI-
is to i ‘fbet We Do a Great Business
This Week.
to to I That We In Sound on
' Prices.
Néw YORK OFFICE, 442 BROADWAY.
First-Class Goods athpularPrices.
TWENTY» = I ,
ONE
CENT
SALE!
It is ill to 1 that you can purchase more for one dollar now than you could five years
ago for two dollars. This we are going to prove to you by II
I
Zl-Great Twenty-One Cent Salel-Zi
in every department we shall reduce eniiicthiiig so that you can get one, two, three
and in some cases six articles for L’lc, which price you would pay, five years ago, for
Ode of the articles mentioned below.
Read this list carefully out It out, biing it with you. and ml the articles adwrtiscd.
SALE comm-mots
SATURDAY, JULY ll,
w ‘ . AND CONTINUES 3 DAVS.
2ch
2h:
Handkerchiefs.
Zlc
Cul. llol'Ilf‘rvIl 2 I c
210
3 yards fancy work Fringe,
all colors. for
Hamburgs.
."Iyards II, III. llmnlmru lidaiug2|c
Linings.
.3 yards best kind Conduit: for
2 yards best He Silesia for
-I yards no Rustic 'anIbI-ic for
it} yards ITI~ Canvas for
3 yards 124'. white (hm-Is cloth for
I 1 yards tic (tinted Uninbric for
Laces.
:1 yards ”l'lt‘lllill l.:II-IIs.wliiIII
and 01'7“. Inc quality, for
'2 yards I )riental lau-es.white
and euro ITIe quality, for
In Our Popular
Suit Room .
I the Shirt Waist, laundered col-2|c
Iarn IIIIII culls,
2Ic
Zic
2Ic
2|c
1 whole place V. IleuIicnnIIs,
l'. ’ yanlrI for
i _\ ards like k V .Ileuciennes
Lace-I, IIII- quality. for
1 pair Ladies llr: more for
I (.orset (‘I II or for
:2 pairs Children ti Drawers for
Infants" Bonnets for
(.ihildren‘s Lawn Cups: for
Children's Sun Hats for
)hildren's Slipa for
Children's Silk Tints. like once
fora lc
liadivu' White Aprons for 2'
2 Ludiou‘ Gingham Aprons for G
Toilet Articles.
.3 bottles \I';a«IliIII~ for
f» Irwkaizcs Toilet Paper for
till EnvnlopIIa for Bi
Towels.
:i good sized Towels fI ll‘
2 Linen Towels. Inn once. for
:3 extra good lie Turkish Towels 2'6
3 yards All Linen Crash, the iicz‘c
kind. for ,
2lc
Napkins.
3 yards Large (Sol. l'laid Crash
TowelinI: for
5 yards Crash, the 5c kind, for
Lin-In (fol. liordered
ll'tlylen for .
3 Line" Tray (‘lntllmi for 6
Do m esti cs .
.‘I yanhI [Minot Flannel for 2|
i". Lillllt'tl‘ anIli Ionts'CnlJlor-
«lured Lawn ll'Il'k'rI.
2 laidieo' \Vlilli‘ l‘lllllll‘lilillll"
ml Swiss lluIIIlkIIrI'lIiefs
'2 large sized (lents'
Handkerchiefs for
1 box Paper and l-IIII'IdIrpIIII l.)
we Double Shoots Writing
l’It Ier for
'30 en es of ()Imtilc Soup for
lZi l’alm Leaf Fans for
‘2 I50. Tooth llruuhm for
'3 boxes Toilet l'owdor for
'3 Whink lirmmo for
:I bottleII Machine (ill for
:lyarIlII fancy ball Fringe,
'iv. -.I:IrIi '3 III. II: llllliill'gz Edging
all colors. for
:i All Linen II“ Napkins for
iy.IrIlI-I l in ii: unbmg Editing
.3 yards Gingham for
I on. 'Jlic Perfume for .Veillng. .5 yards I'I'inl for
‘ I yard of all colors Velling 1: yards :Icotrh llrI-I-Is Lawns for
Kltchen Dop't, for ale .3 yards l-l Ilrown MIIIIIIII for 2'6 \
“Wm"! M. “New Mixing liowl I Window Shade, complete, for
It inch We Yellow linking Dish Zlc
5 bottlen Best llouauhold .lIn-Z'c
monla for
Zic
:I‘Iluart ltovkinaham Tea Pot for
7 piece :ime (IIIIIIII [lorry not for
2h:
Zlc
l Champagne (licence for
Hosiery Dept.
lauliI-s' Mum llerw. polka
dot. font black. for ‘
ipuirs (IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'II Brown 0
Notion Dept.
ll spools MIII-lIlIIII (Bolton,
black and white. for 216
"ml“, fIIf‘
" pairs Ladies Fast Black
lI‘II' liner for
Ialrs MI IIII Egyptian Ibo
lose, for
it pairs ('hlldrcnu lllhbcd
lll. II' it llII-Io. for
Man“ II IiIIIbrimran 25r- thrt,
I pair 21kt riclsaors for
5 papers Plan for
.3 balls (rm-hot (Button for
I win tlew Ina Silk all III done
I curds Hooks and l‘ayf'l‘l,
with the hump, for
little .lnrdinlurrc for
ii ’l‘In l’ie l’latIIn for
I large I'I enie IlIquet with Cover
ii lilo Milk l'uIIII for
:‘ banal I'IcturIIII for for 3 yilful‘ IilII, going: to;
nquart l’nwrvina Kettle for . l 1 I ”fut-mm “Ir "’7 m -
I2 llouhlc Shoots li’ly Paper for 2 '0 Mill” 1 a Milli!!!" Drawers. MW:}:?$€?;‘W Hm” “hm
I mild Worklngmun' II Table 3 1""“9” 2"" “mm“ “mm c I I“ l I 1 .
(“I‘M for 2'0; for ' . I vet I t lllfvlllihlill' |
leather liellII for
i hes I qualify l’arlor Broom for lIIIIlimI' liIIIt I’IInImI for c
Collars and Cuffs.
This in the IIlIIIploIIt and heat water
filter on the market. 210
THE BOSTON STORE,
‘3 yard» No 1'! ltibbona. all
Iain and Well Streets, NORWALK, co“,
2 Nickel Filters, fit any faucet 2 l0
" pain 1 ply Unite for
" All lilm'n I'ollarn for
ii Wauh 'l’ieo for
Men's 2st flown for
Ladies 2TH flows for
Boy II Wauh l’untn for
lloyII' IIIhIrt Wulut for
lloya’ tinting BlIrItII for
Gloves.
II pain \llesI II' 'l‘IIIlIIthnl. II: It
Itllil Iinlnrn, for
1 pair lilac it and Colored
Silk 'i'afl’eta for
(JIInIIIiIqu'tII for
2 [Iatlies' ifollnrn for
2h:
Zlc
colors for
II yarlhl llnlly Ribbon, all
colors. for
441‘
Cor.
I II. he
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Norwalk Chronicler