Messier-silos. Wand
‘ Its. Schedule of rates forldls~
, 11111111111111 on scolios-
mwelcsrne at The Sentinel Olliw.
‘o‘f‘sny news. you will confer a
‘5 1 should inallcases be ad-
, TB! EVENING SENTINEL.
' South Norwallr. 001111.
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Telephone Calls.
. braid Wenther Forecast
romises to be partly.
d with lower-t rature. possibly pre-
‘ ”rain, followed by clearing and cooler
Thermometer Record.
.. Meant of the thermometer for
I trdott‘r hours ending at noon today
curses above zero: Iowest. 1111 degrees
Willmanao for Tomorrow
' sensors 11 111111 Lo tld
‘st'mc l ills .ccal ‘5’ e
Mtsmbernture of the water today i302)
_ Crete.
the, jealousy and mutual snarl-
the so called “great powers” of
m should prevent, the island of
"' in“, by the close of this century,
either an independent republic or
one it! tlid'statés of the kingdom of
Greece. The islanders belong by stillin-
tjult end blood with Greece. Although
the innrrectionists proclaimed and set
in) thsimal government. a majori-
Qf them would prefer, if they had an-
tmomy, to lay it down and be annexed
to Greece. Thopopulution of the island.
loll has dwindled down more than
if since 1821, and new numbers only
bout 200.000, is not, however, all, per-
W nct more than half, Christian.
asivo arfinments hmc been
Budd in the shape of bribe, shotgun and
miniter in the last 200 years to make
the people turn Modem that many of
_ them hays done so Crete, formerly call-
‘ e11 Candis, is 100 miles long. 20 n1il1s
1 ”idem the met-ago, and its capital is
Gentile. 1 ’
The rule of treachery, espionage,
brim, lamination, violence and op-
presflon which has been systematic-
ally pursued by Turkey seems to have
1 _ wrought its own ruin. The Cretans
have a butter prospmt of being free than
‘ they have had any time since the Turk
finally conqucml the island in i609,
111M a 24 years‘ 111111. Cu to has been
steadily declining 111 prespc‘ity and i111-
portanco from that day to this. The
beautiful and fertile island, where tru
f dition 111,111.11 great gmeupiter learn
‘ ed to shoot with llm bow and arrows,
girls becorim 111111111 111‘ barren liltllllllltlli
' side. interspersed with «few pmluetivc
. plains and valley ll. Nature herself moms
to grow old and tired and dist-111111113111
"in rountriut desolstrd by man 's greed
and cppressbut
A 11111.1.“ l 1111-.
1 1 The Boston Globe has had I sym-
pmlum on tho 111111511111 of the molbtlity
2 ii irselcs attire pnwnt day. Most of
emtributors are preachers. Some
111111111111! that miracles are just as Ilk1Iy
bmnmv 1111 they ever here, while
other: 11111111111. then- are no miracles now
lied-use the world does not need them.
This lllt ill a very mistaken impression
1’ indeed. foeif there ever was 11 time when
11111111111111 needed miracbm to help theta
It I11 just new The greatest miracle of
1111 would be one 111111 1111111111 than how
to help themselvm
location 11 mtmlnlslnpmgmm dsy‘
bydsy atlbis very moment at Battle
1111.111. bitch” it thrown-mm 11111111111111!
NI nibble. If n miracle is something
Miran totheknown laws of nature.
than this I11 one of the 11111911111111 miracles
Mmmmfl. A lady of tht1 but
Wet. Hrs. lienry lngrmn of list
lb ctr-til, has not lust/11d food since Feb
it This is melted for by plenty 11!
MW The woman cannot take food.
What is mm, to years ago, in limo
“It ind 0 similar attack. Aftcnthe er-
”in of a tmth she was Mimi with‘
Ml: flintmlund nausea. From that
the“ maid not est. It is said to be
vflm'flwll authenticated 1111 anything
on be. that for on: days, it days 11111111
N am. not 11 immob- of food posed
111111111. Whrgrshetmirmmueb 11s 11
NW of welt-1- during the testing
”at. it was thrown out again 111 mm
foul is beer-111117 to Instill" the he-
at“ m, but! does, the «man live?
m is the scientific man who can no
5'
tag another series of those delightful
trips to Saratcgs every Monday during
the man: also to Aussble Chasm. Lake
George,- White Mountains. Niagara
Falls, Thousand Islands and Quebec.
Ten dollars pays the tel cost of a four
days trip to Seratogs. including admis-
sionto all the springs, 111.11me
and Saratogs Lake. It will pay you to
see G W. Harris at the depot and got a
New England Tourist.
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Governor collie Home From Cleveland. 1
1 Governor Coffln‘s party has returned
home from Cleveland Senator Hawley
cams on with the governor’ s party. Gov -
ernor Collin said the trip had been a de-
lightful end, the return journey being
more comfortable on account of the
cooler weather. There was no special
incident on the journey and no acci-
dents. Governor Collin said that he had
found Cleveland to be one of the most
hospitable places in the world, and her
people a wonderful people. Mrs. Collin
and the other ladies of the party express-
od themselves as having been royally
entertained and much pleased with the
trip: m
In lurlcim It ltotsn.
Two new artists were added this
week to Smythe's orchestra at Roton
Point, and they will probably remain
throughout tlie season They are Hil-
dare Lecler, clarinetist of Reeves’ band.
Evidence, and Louis Bodwell, trom-
bonist of the Second Regiment baud,
New Haven. The other members 1f
orchestra are: Howard J. Smythc,
violinist and director; John Hyslcp.
cornetist. late leader of1the Danbnry
band; Richard- Vogler, pianist, and
John Keogh. drummer and trap artist.
The organization renders excellent
music every afternoon and evening.
Britt Abraham 01111111. ‘ “
scuth Norwalk Lodge, Order of Britb
Abraham, has elected the following of-
ticcrs, which. were installed by District
Deputy Khive Aseher: President, Isi-
dcre Alexander; vicepresidcnt, Joseph
Gartncr: treasurer,’Max Levy; financial
secretary, Max Baratz; recording secre-
tary, 'Williarn Bursts; outside guard,
Philip Slomanslry. A special meeting
of the lodge, will be held on Sunday.
August 9, 10' hear the report lot a com-
mittee appointed to see a burial
ground.
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a Burglmlls s Ds‘tlsa 11111..
11mg) “fian 11
property in an oce to flu-
.tonln;. Bolton, was entered by bur-
glars at 2 oclock yesterday morning.
Mrs. Soltz was awakened by the i11-
truders and amused her husband. All
his clothes were missing, and they were
about the only articles the thieves sc—
cured. Suites chased the burglars quite
a distance, and fired several shots at
them. but did not overtake the men.
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They Will c1111» Damages.
Attorney Joseph A. Gray has been re-
tained by Timothy McCarthy and John
Conley to put in a claim for damages
against the town of Norwalk for injuries
they sustained and damages to their
'turnout in a rccom collision with u
bitching 1111111 in Riverside avenue. East
Norwalk, where there is no enrb line.
The. notice will be flied with the select-
area today
‘l’sitss Witt Fits In I Saloon.
' 111101111111 Hehcck. of honor liill. was
taken with a commission of seven tits in
llcrmau Quittner'rlfiialmn in Mechanic
street, last night at 11 o'clock. ("horn
in the saloon were. considerably fright-
ened. and sent fora physician. Dr. W.
ll. lloan responded and sutunmndcd the
ambulance, which conveyed hit-hook to
the hospital. where he recovered.
Masts by the humidity.
Dominica lteltcbe. of Wood 111111111.
mo of James Iteltebo. the "hokey
whey” 1111111. was overcome by the bout
this morning. at the corner of Monroe
and Chestnut stmetu. 111111 was uncon-
scious for over an hour. in. liurnail,
who was summoned, sent for his 11hr-
rbtgc and bad the 1111111 taken home.
Dunn Declared s Professional.
Ralph B. (1mm. of West Norwalk.
11 raring 1111111 of some note. has been de-
olsrod a portersional by the l... A. W.
racing board. for failure to pnnmrly 111131.
our the questions 1111.111. to him and other
Stems rulers. Mr. Gregory, it is said.
paid no attcntbm to the communication.
0
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redress mm towed.
llalvatme Pccrmn. the ltallsn mutmne
who swindlcd his fellow wmntrymou at
Westpmt. was arrested "slot-tiny after-
noon at the Instance of Labor Agent
Innis Richards. lie was given 11 hour»
log bully. He has offered to make res-
titution.
Isl W'hbm Esteem.
111111111111 Examiner Burke, not being
satisfied with the evidence lsrfom him
hi the death of Louis ilnti'msn. has
sslredijhtef 111 11111111111 1111111111.: for scl-
dittmtbl [unionism lldloer Mcmhouss
has been urgent to the case.
”of 111m
omnmmwm'om
wtbmlsdyrssdmscmeoftbsh
my stirred and choice-tr patterns of
garments. 111111 sud explicit directions
for putting together the garments so-
compsnyeschpstteru
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6534-LADIES’ 31110111:
A very neat and simple style of basque
is here showu. It ranks with the tailor
modes, and has the unqualified merit of
being very generally be'ccming. Mixed
cheviot is the material chemo forits de-
velopment in’ this instance, theglove-fite
ting ' adjustment being performed by
double bust darts, under-arm and side
back gorse, with a curving centre scam
in back thst reveals the graceful lines
of figure, in pretty pointed outline, front
and back. The closing is made in cent-
er front with small buttons and button-
under-faced and revemed, to form lspels
that meet the rolling collar in notches.
The seamless chemisette, with cl -flt-
ting collar. can be made of velvet or
other corresponding. fabric, ,or omitted
altogether. in favor 'of'a linen shirt-
frcnt with collar and bow necktie. Sty-
tishly full gigot sleeves are arranged
over comfortable linings that fit the
arm snugly below the elbow.
by the mode will make up well in any
of the season’s woolen or mixed fabrics,
serge, cloth, tweed and chevio‘t, making
stylish bastlues to match the skirt.
Machinestitching or braid is the most
popular finish for basuucs of the kind.
Thmqnantltyfof 44-1u. wrdc mater-1a]
required to make this basque for a lady
having a 32511. bust measure, is 23,
yards; for a till-in. size, 3 yards; for a 401
111. size, ill ’ yards; for a 42-in. size, 3'...
yards
Patterns for making No. 6, 534 are out
in six' m. for a 32 in... :t4~in., 865111.
314411., 40 -in. and 12- inches bust me.
re, andretail for twenty-live mute.
My & .
33.11%“ liEi.
lattti‘insztc one Pattern. any else. of No.
t nil l 1116 and address
011 111111 0‘11an mdt'é'r" 1': he 1 to
Sturtsvsnt's Bargain House
NAII '
PATTERN No.1‘ mu. SIZE --—--IN
This coupon and 1:1 cents lil
strive pattern stilturtevant Earth
and Ann streets. South No
-v-D MINES OF GUIANA.
NO 01111 Knows Whether There Are Any
In the ill/spat“! Territory.
There are today in what is probably 111-
disputnble British territory placer gold
washings of value. "1111111111ludnstrlons
man, if smut-1nd, can make handmmo
day’s wages by his labor, but. nothlng
11111111. 'i‘hof11n11atiou is knoMt as [sxsket
gold. in other Words, the action of wan-r
bos brought front some place gold, which
has collected In prrekctl, so that when one
of these is found flu1 finder is well reward»
ed for his labor. lint 1111 yet in no place
have suflirlontly extensive deposits of gold
been found to warrant the construction of
the nuressnryworhs and tltoemployrncnt
of hydraulic nun-blues for use In obtaining
the gold. This, therefore, prevents the
entering of capital, the formation of large
Inter-1111111 and the production of gold In
111111 I1 quantity.
The (Jail. in mine, which Is the one great
exception begun with n mpltnliurtlou of
too. 000, of which a portion rcpt-Minted the
concession and tl111h1n1i.l‘nr four years It
was operated without yielding dividends,
while 111 the next 1111.11an of 20 years it
distributed "(1,000,000 In dividends and
the some amount of stmit. . After that
period, so for as 1 11111 aware, no authentic
information exists. Now, howovrr, it I11
bellow-d that the mine imworkml out. Ap-
parently the “pocketing" formation also
appeared in this lode. for the story is told
that tho lode ended one 1i11y, and no men
mold soy whither it went It did nth. run
out; it simply stopped. One tbmry is that
an earthquake disturbsnm caused 11 break,
the lost portion being either lifted upor
Imvemi down or moved uldcwisv; so that
it cannot be told whet-11111.1. Therefore. in
thedlsputrti territory there may or may
not be valuable ldtlulds. No one really
knows-«W Nev w King in ”Century.
A11 elephant 11 trunk answers that out
trial 1111 11111111 and burnt its also use! It for
drinking. drawing up the water through
his trunk and then pourlng it into his
mouth. The elephant harm singular habit.
when suffering from the beat. of poking
his nose down his thrust into his storanvb
11ml withdrawing a quantity of water,
which botben squirts over his back and
sides to moi his hotly. As, during a warm
day. this opermion is retreated about once
in every five minutes. riding an elephant
in the sun 11 no ppamnt undertaking.
The ”lbs-nee.
Mr. ankstmvna’lhen gust young Mr
Ilonwmrtxl, cycling with that mtty gm
widow. ,
Mr. Point Broom—Yes; he's deeply in-
fatuated with her. He tells me he ain't
lint1 without her.
Mr l‘sranhsmwnn-Tbat' odd 1 Item
bet or huslmnd my well. 11nd invention!
hearth-11 he could Mlltewithhsrw
holes, the upper portion being shaped, ‘
Basques ‘
HOME RULE
is badly illustrated when you even have
to rule the children for getting stuck on
some of Dccker’ s beautiful designs in
wall paper. Anyone who inspects his
stock say it is the handsomcst display in
both variety, designs, colors, tints and
shades in Norwalk and anyone whocan’t
make a room beautiful from Doctor's
stock might as well stop trying.
Palaters' 811
Artists 1111311" sis: Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
BETTER~ Tfllli BIIKS
.MYOHIIM“ male
investment
- “153!“ than ofbllih'
a?) dnsetoruaset.
T h or n’t r 11 st.
{nothsdon'u test them
hey don‘t flatuctu ate
in value to any rea-
sonable extent and
you can always 108'
ins on
. . nearly theie mvalue.
1 They make sures.
eats or he! shared excellent
collateral anyou want ”1135111111: db»
moods or less rygot c
HOMER B. HOVT'S
Jewelry and helical Store,
110 Washington Street. ’
AUD’ITORIU M
Mr. and Mrs.
Harry 0’ Etta
and Company.
Presenting 1'. high class, novel and do:
cidedly pleasing entertainment,
1 . 1. ‘ 00091 1118
1111111111 1.11,?”
111.111 gibtion,‘
Vocalism and Dancing,
Mechanical Theatre,
Musical Cats,
Royal Marionettes,
, Acrobatic
Specialties, etc.
11 Punch and Judy.
lt‘orthe children. Matinee prices; Adults,
10c; (I‘hildren. 511. Evening,
10111111 20 cents.
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN,
Real Estate
and Insurance!
WASHINGTON ITNII'I’.
‘ Io. Namath.
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Persons loobiuglor a lot or house and
lot with the’ view of purchasing, uninvit-
ed to call and examine our list. We have
them for sale in every part of the city at
nas’outtdile prices and on easy terms.
on t
/
YOU....
summer.
number more this year. be
chimed for It.
it I bum-I troubles.
Simple bottles free at ll
(ib111-l111111lng.ti‘o.'s,Nnrwall1,
Norwallr.
5.1111 11 t 1 rain 11111 In 111m.
pr. In
lllln’ IH‘
1;,“ Uncle
“I use 1.- Pags's Liquid Glue in the Pats"
4-111 tact the met '
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ltor the mm
Marathi“.
'I'o Advertisers!
Changes cannot be guar-
ant‘esd the some day copy
is handed in. Every
to scommodate patrons,
desired. . .
Probably rememtwr‘ hearing
all-mt ital-1's Sale Cordial last
It lltmio many friends; 11 wt"
«'1111~eif1l111111 Just what is
Cornet 111i
, I".ll. littxlt'r. ll. ll. l'lalstml
, sad it. ti. Tomlinson. South
"~11...
01‘ In rugs-'- ctr-tins no
Mal to. 11mm 1- nt 11.111.411.111.
" “In rope. 11111 I111L'Itlt'f
\pply immersion; your ways.’
3 Sam” says:
011m. 11111 National Muwum 111111 the lime-.1 51m
arsenals. becaus- 11111th “nourishment Itsslhis.
The Pullman Palace Car ()1. use It became of its
frat“ My 113111191 11111va 1141111.. yum-mt-
sbrtcs. and contains a
res»
rename effort will be made
butcbuugcs cannot be 111-
sisted upon .15 a right 1111-
Icrs copy 1111 sent in by s
' o 'clock in the afternoon of
the day before change 11
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I "TIT GI" STDIE. ,
The hot and sticky weather compels us to wear as light and as thin clothing, for 111
This week we shall put before our customers
W
and outside,'as we can buy.
NORWALK. GONN-
”DDSWILI. BOUGHT ARI ill" SDI.u
The Right Sort of Things for this Kind of Weather.
in Our Big Suit Room.
25111111111 wide white duck skirts, $1.25.
15 extra wide linen m lilo.
12 black figured skirts, 81.2.5.
12 linen suite, .1.” 11
IO duck mils, $1.18.
Children’s Dresses.
1 lot of children's gingham dram, 251:.
1 lot of children's white drums, 25c.
llotofchildm'swhitedremdfic.
Shirt Hoists.
We haveasgrestsvarietynowas we had at
thefirstoftheseason. Buttomahetradelive-
lyweshall sell.
onetoncustorner.
bargain of the m. .
Lsdies’ lusliu Underwear.
SIDE OF NEW YORK.
very Wash Goods.
We have sold morewasb modsthismsonthm
we did any two seasons combined. Why?
Because our line “mud is,the largest in
Connecticut.
I51: B 8 price mac.
S. price, 120.
price, 25c; B. S. price, 151:.
n. 3. price, 251:.
B. S. prim, iilc.
yard
1 list of children's Chamhny dresses, 50c.
lodcsenof curBlIcwaists for 1511 each.
havecnlyszsndlli sim,snd shall sell only
'We
61.26,“..4911udtlteshirt waists. we shall
sellstoue price, 980mb. Thisisthe best
WE HAVE THE LARGEST LINE OUT-
10pcs.f1ueorgaudies printedforthsAugust
trade, alluewpstterus, just out,N. Y. price
5 plus tulle mgundies, N. Y. price, 151:: B.
lb pieces imported Scotch ginghams, N. Y-
3 pieces 35inch linen crash, N. Y. price, 371:;
2 piecesr 27-in. linen crash. N Y price. 251:;
White and colored duck, to and 12' .1: per
, «lo—in. lawn,solid colors. pink, blue, white.
0
‘ yellow and black, N. Y. pricc‘ltlc; B. 8. price,
151.
15 pieces Scotch lawns, N. Y. price, 6%0;
B. S. price, 5c. .
Domestic Goods.
10 pieces light shades outing flannel, N. Y
price, 7c; B. 8. price, 50.
1 case of the best brown muslin made, N. Y.
price To; B. S. price, 550.
louse white domet flannel, N. Y. price, 6%0;
B S. price. So.
len’ s Furnishings.
1011mm colored laundered shirts, N. Y. price,
090; B. 8. price, 5011.
adoreuboys' outing shirts, N. Y. price, 3911
B. 8. price, 25c.
Men's night shirts, N. Y. price, 650; B. S.
I print). '
Mcn’ s balbrlggan underwear. N.Y.'price,69c;
B. S. prioe,48c
Ladies’ M, 7 styles,25c . .
25 down men's suspenders. N. Y. price, 50c;
B. 8. price. 250. ,
Satchels for your Trip, 751:, 98c,$i.48, 81.75, -
$1.98, $2.25, $7.50.
Summer Dress Goods. 1 1
10 pieces bicycle suiting,N. Y. price,l’lc; B. S.
price, 121:.
Thin wool challies, N. Y. price, 151:; B. S.
price, 10c.
to pee. light shades'of our 500. dress goods for
251:. Just look at them. they are snaps.
to pieces all wool filling Isuitings. N. Y. price,
151:; B. S. price. 10c.
Kitchen Department.
2 burner gasolene stoves, N. Y. price, 36. 9 8
B. S. price, $13.40.
For this week we shall take of! 10 per eeut.on
all gasolcne stoves.
Japanese porch screeusfllc, 75c,ll8c and $1.75.
Japanese porch seats, N. Y. price, 81:; B. 8.
price, tic.
Door and window screens, all sizes, all prices.
1 car load of Mason‘s jars.
.‘THE BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets,
‘ uonALK, court.
GoodThiags to Eat!
To keep the functions of the body in healthy action it is absolutely neces-
sary to eat Pure Food and to vary the diet according to seasons. To secure
pure food is therefore an important matter, and consumers should make
it a point to buy only such brands as have :1. established reputation for
purity and excellence.
Gilt Edge Creamery Butter possible to obtain ;
twice each week, 22c lb: 5 lbs for $1.00. There is none like it, try it.
. wonderful attractive line of fancy cakes and crackers and delicacies to be
found in no other store in the town.
sardines. The richest Tea to be found. Elegant Coffee; nothing but the
geriniuc Java and Mocha, possessing the highest excellence of quality.
The Ferris Ham and Boneless Bacon are simply delicious. To make the
body strong and healthy, what is more importance than to eat the best
kind of food. Purchase of
TELEPHONE GALL. 58-2
We place before our patrons the Finest, Sweetest
fresh from the crcamerics
A
Pure Olive Oil; highest grade of
prevailiugat our stores only.
s
The attractions are the superior quality of our goods,
In pound kit mmkuvel, ' 9H cents
:t “ Ixmeless cod llsb. 2:1 "
7 tmes oil sardines 2: '-
1 lb can corned beef, . 111 u
2 lb can smell beef, . 1: 1-
Pntted ham or tmtgue, H lb, 5 u
Potted ham or tongue, [-2 lb. 11 1'
Home smoked s . per lb, 11 u
tingle brand bacon per lb. l'.’ “
Excelsior tly paper. per shot, i "
Tanglefcot tiy paper. 2 sheets. a '-
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
, Loading Grocer.
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST..
SO. NORWALK.
.4...
Where the Crowd 6.93.5.1.
and the extraordinary Low PRICES.
OUR SYSTEM DEFIIS COMPETITION.
3 lb box best starch , 15 cents
11" loose starch, ' 25 1'
ti “ best sods crackers. 25 "
b " best ginger snap». 25 "
5 “ best lemon cubes, 4 25 "
1’1 “ best fancy embers, 2.1 '1
10 lbs. best oatmeal, 25 "
Best No. '1' brooms, 20 "
2‘1‘11’1331.“’"‘”"’1... 1'3 1'5
Corn stumbgflmrwpschgo. ‘ 5 ”
Donovan Building, - .
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HAVE THE
Verv Best lilgin Creamery Butter 191:, per pound.
. Maud S. Flour, 55¢. per bag; $4. 25 per bbl.
NEW YORK GROCERY C0.
South Norwalk.
’5 AND 37 MAIN STRICT. NONWALK.
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