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notices 11:1: a line. Marriage and
, see. too. Schedule of rates for Idle.
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. South Norwalk. Conn.
17716 Evening Sentinel hora Circulation
11111111 Town of Norwalt and its Suburbs
Larger, Comiderably, than the Combined
Circulation of the other Three Local Dail-
Our Press, Room is alwayr open ’0
. northern.
Telephone Gall-1.
11111111 oifice. 92-5.
"Editorial rooms. 92- '2.
11111111111 Office. 511-111.
flew York Ber-aid nth-3.1: 116.365.
11111111111111. today 111%.... to be fair and
warmer. possibly follows. by some cloudiness.
., lilo—marrow it. on mines to be fair to partly
cloudy rnd winter. followed possibly by local
r in 11. tint storms on the coast.
Thermometer Record.
1 Theltlahest point of the thermometer for
the twenty-tour hours ending at noon today
was 78 legrees above zero: lowestm decrees
manure "Almanac for Tomorrow.
bonusesl Sunsets l Bightide antlte
: 111 1:33 at'b'zl at 5:31 11:11.1
What British Guiana Is Trike.
.7 “Guiana is a vast wilderness of forest
and plain, wild, unknown, penetrated
only by canoes, containing possibly hid-
; den treasures, a floating population and
mysteries which today tempt the imag-
Ination as they did in the old days of
the conquistadors, " says Mr. W. Nephew
King 111 The Century
He has made such an examination of
the territory' 1n dispute between England
and Venezuela as .110 could from the
delta of the Orinoco. He had no means
of penetrating the interior. Such an un-
dertaking would.be a task equal to that
. at Stanley in the heai’t of Africa. ’Vege-
A . , j tation grows so thick that it becomes a
” ‘ veritable head to dog and clog and
strangle civilization. The woods remov-
ed one year from a garden come back in
double number and vigor next year. To
down-them is a tight in which the tiller
of the soil is always worsted and gives
it up in despair at last. The vines grow
over the roof and walls of his house;
they strangle the life out of the trees.
South America, as the schoolchildren
know, is divided into three great natu-
r111 districts by the rivers Amazon, Pluta
imd Orinoco. The nation controlling
the mouths of either of these streams
practically gets possession of a third of
South America. That is why the Eng-
_ llsh have held out so stubbornly for the
1 region watered by the Orinoco. That is
why the Venezuelans have resisted their
demands quite as stubbornly. It is
doubtful it rich gold mines will be
found in the disputed territory and the
present outlook is not encouraging for
11111 clearing up and settling of , the vast
_ region Mr. King saw something of.
British Guiana already embraces as
much territory as there is in France.
But England would like control of the
Orinoco months.
1
A Russian Exposition.
A11 old encyclopedia declares that the
" annual Russian fair hold at N ijni Nov-
gored, in central Russia, is “by far the
greatest in the world. " That was before
the days of international expositions.
The great yearly Nijni Novgorod lair
still remains, however, one of the most
interesting in the world. It will be at-
‘Iended this summer by thousands of
Americans who have been drawn to its
mighborhmxi by the czar's coronation
, and the millennial anniversary 0! Han-
It"!-
lf the ancient encyclopedia had said
‘ that the Nijni Novgorod fair was one of
e oldest in the world. its word would
curious annual show and bazaar began
away back in tho twilightot the modern
era. The town itself is so old that there
is no record of its foundation. It may
to II old as the city of Kolon of Troy,
for all any one knows. The fair was
started in 1524. nearly 100 years he-
tore the landing of the pilgrim fathers,
“ and It has continued to be celebrated
ever since. It is held during the month
of July. This summer it will 111111! po-
11111111111111.1111. because the emperor has
mmanded that a great national expo-
? Dillon. in honor of his coronation, shall
1 its held in connection with the yearly
The exposition will be divided into
notions, each representing a separate
corners! the mighty Russian empire.
Therewill be 11 division from Siberia,
W 1111111 central Asia and another
been away up in Finland and Lapland.
1mm products and stranger races
item fared “regions of the earth will
inert the eyes of those Americans who
I It! fortunate enough toatteud the Nijnl
11111311111111.1111 111111 Russian exposition.
stillborn remained authority, for this,
THE PART HE PLAYED IN HOLDING
UP THE BOOIE STAGE.
mm... 1.. Be 1111111111 ot 111.11.11.11. 1.1.1
Things Are Not Always What They Seem.
The Story Come Out After Sam Brown
Was laid Away Filled With Buckshot.
. “Speaking of the Nevada desporadoes
in tho pulmy days of the now mining
camps.” said an old Comrtpok lode min-
cr,"dl1l you ever hear how Sam Brown
robbed the Radio stage? At. least it was
laid to him, though nobody cared to say
very much about it so long as Sam was
alive. After Sam got filled full of slugs
and buokshot from Van Sicklo's shotgun
and was put. away under the ground Sim-
mons himself said that it was tholoug
haired Brown that. held him up. raini-
11101111, you understand, was the stage
driver. Everybody in Nevada knows of
Simmons or did at that. time.
“The morning at the day this happened
the stage pulled out of Hodle, with film-
111ons on the box 11111111 box of gold coin
under the scat consigned to the Standard
company. The owners chose to send It
that way rather than take chances with
the express company, which was getting
robbed quite frequently about that. time.
There was a full load of pugscngcrs inside,
made up of about the usual rough kind at
crowd that traveled over Nevada stage
lines in those days, but there was one 1111-
coptlon in the shape of 11 mild and pious
appearing man, who gave his fellow pas-
sengers to understand that ho was 11 cler-
gyman who had come out from the east
to introduce a little gospel and 11111rr1llty
into the ungodly connuuuity gutllurul
about the bonanza 111111051.
“A man of, that sort, so Innocent 11nd
unsusplcions, Was looked on as :1 prize by
the rough and ready passengers, and they
had no and of sport with hln1,lllll11g him
up with terrible stories of killing and
stage robberies and telling stories and
usinglnnguago that in no way were proper
for a clergynmn or any one also to hear
He looked shocked, but stood it pretty
well, and when they made 11 gone-1111 show
of their weapons for his benefit 1111 account
a little shaky at. first, but afterward show
ed considerable Interest and ummlm 1i tin.
shooting irons one by one, asking (plus
tions about them and how. they were our
rivd and loaded and fired.
“lie was handling with 11 sort of hor
rifled interest a No. 45 revolver that 11
rough ranclnnan had passed to him when
the coach stopped while rilnnuous got
down to knock 11 cobblestone out of the
off leader's hoof. They Were at the foot
of 11 rocky slope on which was 11 growth
of tall, scattered pine trues.
“ ‘Ilow do you 11511 this weapon whvu you
wish to kill anything!" he naked hesitat-
ingly, holding the pistol timidly aim-111’s
length.
" 'Why, you just tuko 111111 and pulltho
trigg11r,’s11hl tho ranchman, winking 1.1
theothvrs. ‘l.et 11 smyou l11111gtl111ts1p1ir-
rel down from the ll111l1ov11rl11-a1l. Loni.
out and tire ahead of you, or you'll hit.
some of ne.’ 1
"The pious man rnlsod the pistol gin
g'crly, with the nirotl1r.1cing to 11 5131111115.
situation, without seeming t11t.1l.u 111111
and shot his eyes and fired. Don 11 tum
bind the Squirrel to tho grouu1l,-wifh its
head shot clpan oil.
“ ‘lt you1 1I11l111c1l at tl1ut‘1rosquirn-l
with your eyes open you wunldu I. ’a’ hit.
him,’ said 11 pilssvllgt't' from Missouri,
with a loud haw haw at. hlsuwn wit. 'l‘hv
whole party laughed and had great fun
pretending to complinu-nt tho clergyman
over his rcn1urknblu‘sl1ot.
"The day wore on to evening, and from
the twilight of the valley the stage passed
into the tlui‘pfll' dusklucss of a canyon.
'lho com urantluu s11111111111tv I1: 111 I11ll1-11
again upon the subject of tin-anus, and all
of the four plsiols in tho 11111111 hupfh nut
to be in tho o'iorgynmn 11 hands or 11 mm.
his ranch, just assumvbodyout in the road
ahead hailed the dri1'1~r.'l‘ho stage stop
poll, and at. the some instant the 1‘l1rgy
man pushed open the door, 5111111111] in all
the firearms, stopped to the ground and
turnodwith npistol in each hand 1:111:ka
11ml pro-11.11t1 11 at tho pin-1111111311114 who :11
tempted to follow him.
"‘Wlll you (llllign 11111, gcnil. 1111111,’ be
said in 11 wry polite l111t1l121-i1l111l 11.1w, '11}
staying quietly in your 1411115? 3 on at tho
windows please hold up your 1111111115 out
side. You ll find it quite 111111lortui1l11111
rest yoiirilll1111's1111 lbw using Now 11!.
stay Just 119 mu 1111', 111111 1111: 111 'll ho no 1111
ploawnntmss. We want. nothing of you
but to keep still.‘
“There was 11111.11 firearm 11- ft on the in
side of the (-11:11 l1—-it 111lgl1tl1nvo 111111111 1111
dillcrcnco had they all been thorn-so iliU
passengers kept quiet and llsicnvd to what
was going 1111 outside
‘b’nm Brown, thinly masked by .1 l1l.11l
voice, was hol ing ucom'orsotlonwith the
driven E11111 glng from tin-141.111.5111 1111'.
canyon, ho had suddenly .1pp1'11r11i by H11:
side of the lamb rs, pull. 1i 11111111 1111 Lb:-
drivorwltb 11 revolw-r 11111! onion-1| him to
halt. The driver had obliglugly 1'11111pllu1l,
and tho following colloquy olisuml:
" 'llcllo, rjhumons.’
“ ‘llvllu, strungor.’
“ ‘Y'ou to slow tonight. 1 1'11 1111111 wall.
lug more than an hour for a llltlucrpu s11
pncltngo you 111 got [111' Standard '
" 'Sny put that pistol down It might
gooff,’protested51111111111111uneasily
“ 'lt won ‘t say nothing it you WW 1..
But It you wont. to get your pumvnuut'n
Into llodlu on time you‘d better kick that
handle from undertho box. for l'111 11111
hurry. l'll give you 11 n-cnipt.‘
“’l‘horo was nothing for Simmons in do
but shufllu the I111}: out Into View with his
foet~for Sum did not trust the driver’s
hands out 11f l1lesight~an1i hand it down,
after which $11111 111111111111 51111111111111 u re
colpt, signed ltoud Agent,'111 olmr him
from any 1111111111 ion of lu1vlngi1iuuwit tal.
on the property.
“That done, Hum roiln-d backward Into
the shadows with the box under his arm.
ilil clerical looking confederate also stop-
ped back, with his pistol» still covering
the stage, and the coach was tin-11 allowed
to move on. He first, hownwr. took the
addresses of the men whom pistols ho had
borrowed, and the Weapons 1111-1-11 n15.11111-
ously returned to them 11111111 all. 1 their ur-
rival In lhldlo."-~(‘.‘hlcngo 'l'i111e11.
Farms and Home In West Virginia.
West Virginia holds It! own In the mat-
ter of farms and hour-11111 in cmnpnrison
with other stairs. About tbroo-fourths of
the funnors own their own land. of which
only one-eighth owe upon mortgage in»
debtodnoss. 'l'hollons average one-third
of the value, making on 11111111111 interest
charge of III to mob family. The oven-11111
tnrmmortgugeis 511114. in homes other
than farms West "Virginia has 110 humm-
ownnrs without and sum with mono»
branoe to the hundred families-«ham
more A merlmm
11111113 11.113.113.111}st
veil, and in 1111w11y1l111gu1-1d no 111 hi. '
‘ih'l11
I
‘SENTINEL PATTERN.
A Tissue Paper Pattern it this Garment
nay be Obtained by thing the Coupon.
We have made special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Bazar
Glove-Fitting Patterns, by which we can
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and choicests patterns of
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the garments ac-
company each pattern
3"
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1M “.1111
6739—GIRCS' DRESS»
TIINTQ BY MAY MNNTON.
French woul challie having leaf green
dots on 11 pale pink ground is here dain-
tiiy trimmed with bucrrc-colored nar
row lat-11 odm‘ng and insertion, over
green satin ribbon. The dress is ex-
ceedingly simple in its 1-.1 111structiou and
its (signs. The plain waist has a box
plait in centre front that is decorated 1111
each edge with lace edging. The log-o'-
mutton sleeves nu- fashionably fall:
they are gathered at the top and finished
at the wrists with pointed, flaring unit's.
A standing collar completes tilu neck.
The full. round skirt is gathered at the
top and sewed with 11 said to the louver
1H1gc11f1‘11ist,a placket. being finished
at the l1:1ok,\vl11-rc it is lapped deeply
with the closing in 011111111. Dru-11111111.
toilets. and wash silks.'oushmero, (Tn-
pon and mixed Woolen novelties, por-
cole, grass linen, batisto, 1li111ity.gi11g-
ham. 11a111l1ri12, 111' other wash 1.11.1111.-
will 1nak1' oxtmu‘ely lwomiug and
sweetly simple summer dross-s by the
111111112
The quantity of material' if 1111 111-1
wide Inquirml tonmk.1 this dress for :1
girl eight yours .1! agr- is 2", yards.
The pattern. which is No. 137311 and
retails for twenty-live 1-1-uts,is cut in
sizes for girls of four, six. eight, ton and
twelve yours of age.
1111151111111 SEHTIIEL
000 P0 N .
Entitllng to one Pattern. any size. of No.
In
Out this out. ilIl Ir. yournamenndaddms
and mail or take it to -
Sturtennt’s Bargain House
Aonarse...,...,......,. ,,.. ,.
, mrrnas No. m1 111211--
'lbls aoupon and H cents w.ii Monro
ulmve twitter" 11t'st11ri1-vnnt'e. North Main
and Ann streets. South horwalk
..
MORTUARY RECORD
Deaths Recorded in 11.. Town Clerk's cities
During the Month of Nay.
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111412117... 1.1.1.11. 11.1,. :1: 11 11
.111 Jun-11h [11111-1111. $.52. 1'1 11 111
H- William Hloum'. 5,. 2111
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1'1 dials-inb- l. Baum. H. N.. 1'. 111
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ll-lkdhnrinv I. h'o-lly. E. N.. :1 1' '2.
1r.- linlmrl Ii. Morn-11.11 N. :11 1.1 $1
in “illlnm IIurIanI. H N. ,y .1
111 \tlllio-l‘. 11gn11,.\‘. 1.
1:1 W. Helinrmt 1111.11.11.11. N. --1 11 '2
11 llri1l¢nt'l'r1IT1-11, H N .111 :1
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1,111 -« “1111qu W. Wiiltit')’. 5.. fit
'111<-\Vllllan1l‘h11rc'b.N.. 111 1| i7
lys'l‘lill'T 11F N11Iill’1il.li.lil-i. l‘IlUllA’I‘I-I
‘ I'll il'I‘..ll.I11Iy
F111 11-. tilt-my D. I'm late of Nurwnlk. in
said district. deceased
'I'lwl nlil‘I "I i'r1 1hr“: furlhe Motrin t HI 3111"
m1lk.h11tl1 Iimllml and allowed nit months
from tlwdnlv hereof Iorthu «hulliurs 11f 1111M
1whdninoxhihit their violins for settlement
lI111u1-wl111111-gl1-1~t in 1111112111 Iwir manuals.
properly littml1-1i.with a midi 11.11.11.111 111- de-
Hum! 11 mom-1y
mlciwpii'eure 1.111111121111111» make immediate
[1.711111 1t
i‘IlNI'Nllljll. i3 Fl. Aolmlnlelmlni‘ ”A”
1‘... . .
If you wish-your Linen White as Snow
Sunlight Soap
will make it so.
stylish'in effect, so prettily pointed 011 ‘
All persons Indebtnd to
TRACKS
in home decoration have been found in
()F BEAUTY
all ages. Excavated Pompeii gave up
from its grave marvellous 111111111 decora-
tions. We will decorate your walls at
any time in fresco, stencil or with any
of the latest stylus and colors in artistic
wall papers, at attractive prices.
Painters’ Supplies.
Artiets' Materials, Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
Painting, Paper-hanging, Decanting
and Sign Writing.
DECKER,
79 Washington Street.
YOU.
:1l11 1ut Hale's Hale 131 11'1llal last
summer.
It made many iriun-l:I : It will
number more this year. b11-
vnuso it dues just what is
claimed for it. Correct. all
all l1-111'11li1'1111l1los.
Sample Imilll's tree at H.
( ilemlenning .1 (111.31. Norwallc.
t‘. it. Baxter. It. l-l. Pluish-Il
and E. (l. T11111|l11111.n. South
Nui'wulk.
80. Norwailr.
ll
... r. ’3
THE CELEBRATED
Hazleton 1
and .
Cross Creek
GOALS
FOR. RANGE AND FURNACE.
'l‘hos-zi ‘11als hrr free T111111 dirt
and slate; wOl be delivered by
careful drivers. Send 11111111
f1 1r sample load and satisfy
yourself that our claim is cur-
root.
_——4..’.___
RAYMOND BROS.
Io. Non-oils.
TAYLOR G MOOLDEN,
Real Estate
and Insurance!
WASHINGTON STREET,
Io. Honor-III.
' 11.11.11... looking for 11 lot or house and
lot with the' View of! purchasing, areiuvit-
ml to cull 11111l1-1111ml1wour list. We have
them for sale In every part of the city at
reasonable pricee and on easy terms.
1111 26 tf
said
soonest
mended;”
[SPACES
LIQUID G L”
‘_ ‘_ READYf‘IOSE
VOII OA'T BO BETTER
Than [nave Your Orders (or
Print-
ing!
At the Banana
' om...
Probably remember hearing '
NORWALK. CONN.
El
:We are in touch with the whole county! Why 1’ Because we are pregesslve and the people Iinow It.
Midi-Summer Sale!
During the hot weather ofjuly we do not expect any great rush of business, but our
1 cxlmcncc in business has told us that there are a great many people that want
something new when they are going on their vacations. That IS the reason why we
always keep as fall a stock in July and August. as we 1101.. any part of the year.
We can alwavs fit von in an I
OUTING SUIT, SHIRT WAIST, SEPARATE SKIRT, OR
LIGHT CAPE OR JACKET!
This week we shall make some reductions in all departments to stimulate trade,
"5 Linen Crash firmware, it 105;
price, EMF,
N.Y.pri1e, all? E11).
W Black Figured Skirts. 9w "’
price, 53.1%.
Y. Price, 11111.
71- Black figured Silk Shirts, 34
Y. price, 1515.511.
8 Black Sicilian Skirts, $4.75;
price, 1513-571.
price, $15.57.
111 Linen Crush Suits, $1.951:
price $5.
children's Dresses.
and use; all {111' one price, 2.111“.
35 Children's» lint-mes,
were 27.11: now .111:-
Children’s Winn- E"t“‘M. L"
491: and I711:
In Our Bi: Suit Room. 1
it Black Figurvd hill: Shirts, 37.11%: X.
[2 Brown: linen Skirts, Our. X.
«1;, ,- ‘and separate .1111 1125.
271 Dual: Skirts, the: N Y mice, 15] 3'11 "
Wrappers.
The makers of our Wrappers motto is:
“Not how cheap, but how goor ." In
NY.-
“1111. 11:11.11 Whiteflherk 11111111311111; “rd" 111 set a 150011 fitting Wrapper.
with plenty of room, you should pay
13 Y from *1. 271 upwards. We have Wrap-
pers at all prices.
111 doc. Print Wrappers, 65c.
1511112. Lawn Wrappers, 75c.
...’10:N. 5 doz. Percale. Hamburg trimmed,
" 7:.
N. y_ l doz. Percale, Watteau back, $.98.
5 don. Percale. fancy designs, $2.25.
:1 doz. Indies House Dresses, two
pieces. waist with double pointed yoke
This is more
natty looking than a. Wrapper.
Shirt Waists.
Our stockisthe largest in Connecti-
cut. This we pride ourselves in. We
Y.
2:. Children's Wash Dressage, odds: amllteep just as good a stock in July and
ends 111! 1111-11: season, they were Site, Tim’Augnst as we did in June.
All sites, all
prime—2.31:. 491', 7711', Otto-.31. 25an1l15l ill
this Wm' .11
style, largr'slwve.m;vle all (."hambruy.
Vacation Things.
5 Satchels, The, 981:, $1.48, $2. ’5.
“new Suit Cases, $1.115, $1.98 to $7.50.
Shawl Straps, 391: :11111 lilo.
‘lf'ir.
.1
1 kth—v w.
Trunk Straps, 50c.
Tooth Brushes, ll), 15 and 251:.
Combs, 5, ll), 19 and 25c.
Hair Brushes, 25, 311 and 41113. ‘
Writing Paper, Boxes, 10, I5 and 251:.
Fans, lo, 25 and 481:.
Fancy Soaps, 5, 10, 19 and 250.
Perfumes, 25 and 391: an ounce.
Bathing Suits, $1.98, $3.98 and $4.50.
Vaseline and Comfort Powder,:for sun
burned faces, 5, )3, 17 and 251:.
Wash Goods.
25 pieces Scotch Lawns, 50.
15 pieces Organdies, 12}1,’c
5 pieces All Linen Batiste, silk stripe.
39c.
13 pieces All Linen Colored Stripes, 251:
Qpieces All Linen Plain Batiste, 291:.
5 pieces Brown Linen, 12%11.
2 pieces Linen Crash, 20c.
25 pieces 40 in. Lawn, l2léc.
Summer Dress Bonds.
'10 pieces light weight French Dress
Goods that we have sold all sewn at
'llk and 491, now She.
lo pieces Wool Chaliies, We.
in pieces imputed Dress Goods that
were 771 and 981: all season. now 4911.
Cor. lain and Wall Streets,
THE BOSTONSTORE, ‘ m
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TELEPHONE CALL. l3-2
PURE FOODS
33 WEST WASHINGTON $12.
We aim to keep 111 stock nothing but first-class goods, and, purpose to sell
them at the lowest possible prices.
New articles of food are constantly
being put before the public ; we have all that are worth having (some are
not}.
cured. The pcop'c 01111: for and near for it;
Our Elgin Gilt Edge Creamery Butter is the finest goods lobe pro-
22c lb,5 lbs for 81. Car
load Seymonr's Hungarian Success Flour just arrived. ()ur numerous
171151111111ch testify to its being the best flour they have used.
11' of fancy crackers, both loose and in one pound boxes.
0111' Coffee is the finest and uniform in quality.
Rim.
A large varic-
Fancy Head
Ncufchntel and
Philadelphia Cream Cheese fresh every Saturday. Fresh Country Eggs.
Our spices are strictly pure, and will give perfect satisfaction. The Ferris
Ilams and Boneless Bacon fresh cverv Wednesday.
Loading Grocer.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
SO. NORWALK.
lo pound i111: mau'ltewl,
ll boneless curl itch.
7 boxes oil sardines
I lift can corned bills-T.
2 111111111- corned beet,
Potted ham or 111 argue, lei lb,
Potted ham or tongue, l-Z lb.
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