ltr‘sllno. Marriage 1111;
Schedule at rates for
tarnished on 111111
‘1‘.“in mail. In advance.
(It. One month. toe. three
, six months. $1.110; one year. ts.
Who”. tee a week. to be void
No. W Washington street.
111115111. No.1! Wall street. Norwalk
are welcome at The Sentinel ethos.
, 111 any news. you will eonter e.
telephoning. sending or hrlnglugdt
' unites lor the convenience of those
toloave Items at news or other mat-
,touad at the entrance to The floati-
1 ll'tilltliehould inall Ghee be ad—
ran ammo 111111121111.
South Norwalk. (501m.
, vetting Sentinel has a Circulation
M of Norwalk and its Suburbs
Outsider-ably, than the Combined
,, of the other Three Local Dail~
“always 01181 to
soulless to be (air. with slightly lower
11' rising temperature.
.... m... .. .. . .._._..-.._
Thermometer Record.
1, highestpoint oi the thermometer tor
, t1~lour hours ending at noon today
“domes shove zero: lowest. 1'19 degrees
nl‘tl'n'e Almanac for Tomorrow
out M'Btmm sets flightido Iolwttde
Thetampdl'aturoo of the water ”today is llo.
The West.
The cities of New York and Boston
, finding out that they cannot control
the great West, and the know ledge. comes
hauls ' them with something of n
. 1 1111; half 11 century the west has
" borrowed money of them to develop its
resources. In retum the eastern finan-
' ‘oisre have dictated the economic policy
it)! the United States government. Indi
. 111110111 are undoubted that now the
3 11111 has taken the bit in its tooth and
will no longer submit to this dictation.
, Whether it gallop: 111 min or tho win-
niiig post, the west has shaken of! the
boat's authority. To the circulars issued
filo liberally for political purposes by rich
eastern men of both parties, threatening
. to withdraw financial backing from
_ western and southern enterprises unless
the west accepts the oast’s economic
1 ideas, not only the west but. the south
answers with a defiant snort. Both west
and. south“ seem fully persuaded that
eastern c ital will certainly be invested
where it ill pay, wherever that may be.
' The west has resolved to boss itself.
Evenin poem it makes faces at the
cost. An instance is soon in some verses
written by Ella Higginson of New
Whatcom, Washington state, very good
verses too:
Forgivn me that I bear thy creede
Unnn ed and unafraid:
The" are too small for one whose. 0M!
‘ Have hoard (ind's organ played,
1.111111 in wide, noble solitudva
in simple faith has prayed.
Forgive me that I cannot kneel
- And worship in this pew,
Tori have knelt in western dawns,
When the stars were "1111 and low,
1 .Aml the only fonts Got gnvo 11111 were
The deep leaves tilled with dew.
In the poem below, called “The N 11w
‘Wcstfl' the sumo sentiment is still more
strongly expressed by Ella:
I swampy; my west! Lift thy young, noble
‘ 0n the m“strum: pillar of thy proud, whim
And. let thy gold hair on the 111111 winds n11: xii
in the world a march k1111 111 step with lofty
AM firm. It passion from the south has lit-ll
Mm iron: the north and 111st then.- y11i r11-
. It! looping pro in thy full. smiling veins;
u others have forgot the flag that led
all Indopendout freedom, and 111111 tail
, ’l‘o stood in their own strength and pride
and try
i To bps the old-1r nations, than. my Wm:
gull”! 3m. nor lot thy aiorn 1yes 1 vor quail
' A! long u thou hast breath for (11-11'111111111
' ‘ 1.1711,; “Iona. passionate heartlmin thy
1 1 breast.
, Therein one thing the nationalists,
‘llielellsts and those who are discontented
with the mount order of society can do
llitld ought to do. Why do they not take
, “up some of tho wild and fertile lands in
Africa, Mexico or South America and
develop their rotormatury Ideas thorn?
, Theycan have a government of their
I own. which shall control all public
I works. They mm him» property owned
‘ in medium or 3111111111111 not equally.
land in the regions named is so plumb
fill that they used hover annoy one an»
'7 other by bring crowded together. If
thuywili found suchcolcuins and b1»-
. me happy, healthy, prosperous, beau-
tiful and gifted In those homes 11!
MW? om: making. they will 11111111111»
‘iii'lto to the world absolutely that their
theories of civilization are. right. it is
unfortunate, lulwcvor, that. all mltmios
armed heretofore 1111 those line and
,Wle ideas have failed. Until 111111
We manually it will be hard 111
use 1111 unhellcvlng world that the
“hold by the social reformers are
flunk.
‘totheollyonhusineeeteradayortwo.
_ overtook him.
and it was there the terrible stroke
Immediately all the ground in front.
1.! his city palace was thickly strewn
fiwith taubark, so the noise of wagons
and carriages passing might not disturb
his gilt edged ears. Their was not
enough. A “detective" was stationed
at the street corner adjacent to his pal-
acoto tell the drivers of heavy wagons
that they must not pass along that
street at all. but must go around, lest
they disturb the great man even by the
mauled sound of the trucks upon the
tanbark. The rude and illmannorly hot
weather was the only thing the rich
man’s money could not influence. “A
stream 0! messenger boys” was kept
traveling to and ire between telegraph
offices and drug stereo. A doctor was at
his bedside day and night. Amen stood
at the foot of the stops and prevented
anybody from ringing the doorbell. A
morning paper said he personally an-
swered all queries as to “his master's"
condition. And this in the United
States. ‘
The very day the millionaire was
stricken, some 20 persons dropped over
in. the streets of the same city from the
heat.
do home. " There are in the same city
thousand of honkcs in each of which
from 10 to 10 families live. Babies die
by the thousands because their methcrs
cannot afl’ord them necessary comforts.
The mothers are toopoor to get even ice
water to drop upon the babies’ dry
tongues.
All night in the hideous, so called
"air shafts" of those wretched tenc-
mr‘nts sounds of pandcplonium rise.
Children wail, dogs, bark, men and
women curse and light and the sick and
dying sob and. sigh and long for the
light of day and a breath of cooling air.
Hugo boar trucks, heavy lath-11 milk
wagons and. moat wagons, trucks laden
with shivering iron plates and rods,
dash and crash ovcr tho cobblestones
night and day where those sick lie. In
towns occupied by three. to half a dozcn
pcnpli', paokcd’likc sardines, hapless in-
valids sigh their life away, with 11111111111
care or hinder. And this in the United
States.
A very remarkable model of a fighting
. 1'p that sails through the air has been
submitted to the (.‘ulum junta at fill
New slrcot, New York city. it is afoot
that one balloonist has twice crossed
W1 ylor's trot-ha in Cuba and roturnwl.
TI: 1- air omisor, however, 1.11.111. it is
1 11 {11111 d to construct to I11 1p tho p:-1
in Ms will hold 12 .1 111111, and will 11111 ‘1".
113 ll.il‘llll(‘, guns and bombs bosid1s. The
plan is for this formidabh- vossol to sail
high in 11ir"ovcr tho Spanishdroofiinui
drop tho terrible explosives upon them
irnm the clouds. The inventor of the.
chip declart‘s in thr1 most solemn manner
that he has disc-owrcd the secret of
shoring it. The vessel will be of alu-
111711111111 and will be supported in air by
Iivo balloons.
Tho ( iorman unvcrmncnt has severely
rat upon speculation in grain and prod-
11'1 especially and upon sn-rulatinn in
1:1 aural.
:zir cks and bonds shall be regularly .listod
1111 ’dmngr', that state inspcctors shall
cumulus such stocks and bonds and to-
1111rt whothor they arc worthy tho conti-
druco of investors. it new companies
are ormnizvd to float enterprises, the
state inspectors will examine lhom
through and through with a view to
protecting investors. There ought to ho
em 11 laws in other countries, and partic-
ul 1rIy in the United Htstcs.’
We. aro bavim.v very prosperous times
now, says 01111 class of American 1111111111-
1112.11... Oh. you. All tho sumo, liowovvr,
tho business failures in this country for
the first six months of, this your have
b11911 tho’most noun-11111.11 since any r111'nrd
was kept. Bradstrwt's reports the total
number of failures at 7,Ii(l2, Ill p11r cont
greater than even in Mill. Juno bank
clearings were 2.4 per cent smaller than.
.in'Junc of last your.
Business failures
by this limo have surely touched bot-
tom, an that business 11.11111 cannot help
climbing out again.
The 11111111 intelllut at British criiil ism
11! the mains of the '1 “IO 11.111111 at “1- n-
loy was that theirs was “all arm Work. "
Tim stalwart English 11111111111011 used the
mighty muscles of their loins, backs
and thighs tosapport their 111111 11111111»
meat and drive through the water. The
luu'mouiuus action of all tho 1111111141111
that 11.1111 assist in performing 11 mw'il
lost is our lm‘at set-rot of success in
physical 15.11.111.111. Auwrisau athletes
should take :1 11111111111 aerordiugly.
'I'Iwru is 111112 thing film-111111111111 pt‘nplo
of this country may take consolatiml in.
anyhow. lt islhat wluiivwrilw learned
doctors of 51111111111 1111 in the money of
the republic thorn will still remain the
houses and lands, the home, rattle and
othgr live stock, the fluid! and grain,
the minus 111111 their prodm- lsand nil il111
material 11111111111111.1111! tin-111111111131smartly 1
as they were brim-11, antourhwi, and
those are the real Wealth of 11 nation.
811111111111; tlm 1l1rvisli111 1111 the 111111
hand and tin 11111111111 1111 tlw other, itis
about time for the British troops 1'11 tho
Sudan to inks to the 1111191111.
They were taken to hospitals...
. Several of them reported that they “had
A new law requires that all’
present to our lady More some of their
very neiveet and Mosaic patterns at
laments. Full and explicit directionr
for putting together the garments no-
company each pattern
evesrumas' wam w .711 FANCY
01.1.1111.
Flowered challcis, violets on a cream
ground, is here daintily decorated with
valencien‘es lace. The stylish collar,
.vhich is movable, is of creamy mull
edged with a trill of lace, headed by in
sortion. A stock of violet ribbon is tied
in a bow at the back oi the neck and a
belt to match is tied in a bow in front.
The full fronts and back are stylishly
disposed over titted linings and the clos-
ing is concealed under the decoration of
lace in centre front. The standing col-
la1~ has flaring laps of lose and insertion
j fined on at the top. The full lower
edges are usually worn under the skirt,
but can be bolted overit so preferred
l'be full bishop sleeves are supplied with
wo seamed linings that fit the arm com-
fortably. Gathers at the top gracefully
mange the fullness of the bishop’sleeve,
not] the wrists are finished with cuffs of
use on and frills of lace. The mode
1s desimblo for summer wash gowns of
lawn, organdio, batisle, Swiss, ging-
ham, grass linen, or other cotton of lin—
-u fabrics. Embroidery can be used to
aim in place of the lace bore shown.
The quantity of material 4-l inches
wide required to make this waist for a
lady having 21:36 inch bust measure is
'3, yards.
The pat rn, which is N11. 6789 and
r1tails for twenty- -fivo cents is cut in
sizes for a .l'2, :ll, 'lii, lit-l and to inch bust
measure.
EVENING sssnusi/
COUPON.
Entitling to one Pattern. any size. oi No.
ll II‘
Got this out. flll In yourlmmeand address
and mail or take It to
Sturtevant’s Bargain House
. Nu! ’
‘ . pair: w
W .................................:.....3......
2.11111an No. 111111. s‘Izs~-———-m
This coupon and 1'1 cents will secure
above mttern attiluflevnnt’s. INorth Main
and Ann streets. South Norwnl k.
ACCIDENT T0 SIITN'S ISLAND LIGNT.
The Two Hundred Pound Weight Crashes
Through the Building.
.\11 111-1 idout mu-urrod at the. light
llnllso on Smith's Island, yostn-nlay, that
rams near preventing the lump from
poriorming its usual duty in warning
Vessels of the rocks in tho vicinity.
liowcvr-r. Light House Keeper Samuel
Armour, with his customary energy, set.
to work and succeeded in making tom.-
por11ryrspairs.and tho light burned as
usualuunl probably no one on the vessels
guidedby it knew that anythinu had
happened. Mr. Armour was totaling
lilo light during the morning, when the
wire mpo that supports the weight used
111‘ running the elm-k work mechanism
for the revolving light, suddenly parted.
The weight. which is fully to“ hundred
pounds, crashed through two doors and
ceilings in the tower, wrovkiuu things
generally. 'l‘ho repairs will be 1111111111!
orablo, and will probably cost over $1110.
Linking Namath and Slamiord.
'l‘ho Consolidated road has awarded
contracts for tho construtrtiou of the
electric road link Imtwoou fitluuiord
and Norwalk. II. (lore 1% lion. of
ikmton, will construct the extension
and tho. iiouorai Elm-trio company
furnish the equipment. The special
routinittoo of the Madden! l,'ouu1'il, ap-
pointed in consider propositions for
1.111" .
amnion; Patterns, by which we 11..
noun RULE
is badly illustrated when you even have
to rule the children for getting stuck on
some of Becker’s beautiful designs in
wall paper. Anyone who inspects his
stock say it is the handsomest display in
both variety, designs, colors, tints and
shades in Norwalk and anyone who can't
make a room beautiful from 1Decker's
stock might as well stop trying.
Paintere' Sn p.pliee
Artists' Materials, Pictures. '
Elli” "mp. tabs 11......
and Sign amp: ' “8
DECKER,
711 washington Street. so. Norwulk.
BETTER THAN BANKS
You couldn't make
a better investment
of Urology“. than 0‘bBths
tiset or unset.
'.I‘.:heyD'1lont rust,
. oths don’ teat them
fiey don’t fluctuate
value to any ren-
sonahle extent and
{on can always rou-
lie on them very
nearly thcir value.
'1' They make llnepros 1
outs or heirlooms and are always excellent
collateral. When you want brat-water dia-
monds or jewelry 1:0 to
HOMER B. H'OYT'S
Jewelry and Optical Store,
' 80Washington Street.
dorms POINT
AUDITORIUM
Mr. and Mrs.
Harry D’Esta
and Company.
I’msonllng .‘1 high 1].1.~s.11ovel and do:
{cidcdly pleasing 1 uteriainlupnt
consisting of
ventriloquism,
Prestidigitat’ion,
Vocalism and Dancing,
Mechiinicsl Theatre,
Musical Gets,
Royal Marionettes,
Acrobatic
Specialties, etc.
Punch and Judy.
Fol-thochildren. Matinee 1ri1-1es: Adults,
lilc;(‘I1i11ir1m.511.Etching,
10.1111] inconts.
YOU....
l‘rnbuldv remember hearing
about llulu'n Solo i‘nnliul lust
Mlllllnl‘l'.
it made many iriontls: It will
number 11111111 this your. I111-
I'llllrm it 111111.: just what. is
claimed for it. Cornet all
all lmwul troubles.
Simple imltlos true at II.
(liendounlng .i' t 71131:, Nora-sill.
FJI. Baxter. ll. ll. l’laistml
11ml ll. (i. Tomlinsnu. l-iouth
Nurwalk.
I
To Adverusersl
Changes cannot be gunr.
antccdtbc same day copy
is handed in. Every rczr
sonahlo effort will be made
to acummmiatc patrons,
but changes cannot be m-
slwui upon :1. a right. 1111-
l1-:1.1:op_v1:1 3.an In by 2
o'clock In the afternoon oi
the day beforb change .5
desired, . .
TAYLOR a concurs,
Real Estate
and Insurance!
WAOHINGTON ITIII‘I’,
.0. Nor-walk.
Persona looking lor 11 lot or house and
111111Iiilt'11ti11us of the layout. for the pro-
p11s1-d I‘Klvllrlinli oi“ the 1111111111. railway,
reported Mondayniuht in favor of per-
(.71111111111ticutturnpike from
hospital in Norotou river.
The list Trade.
The ”at Review has this in say of tho:
trade in 1111111111111:
Business has improved
purl-busing particular hats The units
tlmi regarding the 11111111131 standard, now
that the laser has been moaroly made.
will 1111111111 buyers to he very conserva-
tive until the question is s11ttlcd-and
i settled right.
L the 1111 for sale In every part of the city at
, reasonable prices amt on easy tends.
mltiing tho rompauy to lay a single
' track on tho
the present terminus near the Stamford .
somewhat ,
guinea the middlool the mouth, and ru- ?
ports from the 11111.nui‘a1-iuri11gdistricts,I
1111111111.. that 11r1lors are, coming in 111111111. "
what more fmcly from joblu-rs handling ’
a 111111111111 solos tiou of styles and retailers 1
I111 with the. view or purchasing, 11111l11vll
11! to call and examine our list. W 1- have
anililtf .
. Ephesus.
nauseous.
{ill-M Imtm 11.1.1111 nubile! 1114111
andtnll111111nu1lv/I~.11ymdaslmu
5 It 1111.11 111111111111. Inn/11b (110142111113,
. {Ii/unsimllving, Cntllnli‘lil’floncld. _
t and Cloak Room”
In Our Big -Su
. «11111111111111.1101...»
iterwe‘ilx's Greet 11.1.1111 Emporium . I ‘
Reliable 9111111 and Honest Prices.
IN EVERY HOME! f
Y
C lidren's Summer
‘ *1 Dresses.
, Gingham Dresses, an odd lot, 2511.
White Lawn Dresses, 251: to you.
Chambray Dresses, 50c; wcr 980.
Children’s Gaps.
White Lawn caps, 25 to 9811.
White and Colored Sailors, 25c.
" Tam o’Shanters of Linen Crush, 251:.
Sun Hats, 25, 49, 75 and 98c.
Separate Skirts.
Duck Skirts, 980 and ill-951
I11 non Skirts, 98c.
Black Figured Wool, $1 ‘25
Black Mohair, $2.25.
Black Sicilian, $2.50 to $7 00.
Linen Crash, $.98.
Black Silk, N50 and $7.98.
DRESS GOODS.
One Item will Suffice.
All our 501.1. Light (Jnlored Dress ( inmls,
all styles, new and up-to-dato, we shall
close out at. 25c.
Wash Goods.
Wo llavo just received 1" or tho Au gust.
trade, a beautiful line of Lawns, in navy
and black, look at them, l2'_.c
Kitchen Department.
Quart bottles Amonia, Sc.
(‘hild‘s’ Bath Tubs, 75.1..
'9 in. Flower Vase, $111. ,‘1
‘ 3 pint (lranitc Iron Tea Pot, 2311.. "
‘Water Pots, 10 quart-s, 371:.
Glass Tumblers. 2711: por (I112.
l’arlor Brooms, l; “.
Willow Clothes B ihlxol‘ -:l .17.
Screen Il1111rs.(i'lc to $1 2.1
Window Sortens l'1:to tic
THE BOSTON
Cor. Main and Wall Streets,
Ladies’ Muslin Underwear.
‘Full sized Gown, tucked and yoke, 49c
Empire style Goivn, 75c.
Empire style hamburger], 98c.
Drawers, ~l tucks, yoke bound, 2511.
Corset Covers, made of good muslin,
liic.
Wrappers.
650, 75, 98c, $1. $1.49 and $1.98.
Gents’ Furnishings.
Gents’ Balbriggan Underwear, short
and long sleeves, 48c.
1'10 Suspenders, 250.
Percale Shirts, 501:.
Manhattan Shirts, best porcalo, $1.50.
Negligee Shirts, 500.
Unlaunderod Shirts,
Gents Egyptian Hosc,l
Gents Tan and Black Rose, 1235c.
Suits.
Linen Crash, $3.50.
All Wool, silk lined, $7.98.
Black and Blue Serge, SHAH.
All Wool Cheviot. $12. ,
Capes and Jackets.
Silk Capes. $2.119 :1n1l$¢l.us.
Velvet (2111113 $'.'. ‘Jb‘ 111111231 ‘
“101110111105 $1.11“ and :9 ’ ..
\Vool Jzu hots, id. 'lw, >"-2 '18 and $3 98.
Shirt Waists.
We have an excellent. van'cty, ‘25, no,
75 and 9741:.
All our $1, “.23, 131.451 and 53.98 are
marked to Ellie.
Ladies’ Furnishings.
Ladiss' Neckwcar. 251,-.
l.‘:1dios' Collars, 1'2 ' ._.1.'.
(Zutl's, 251'.
Tan and Black Hose, l'l'._.1:.
lilmk, withwhito dot '23:-
1.11111...- 'RiI1I1cd Vest. 1'." 1
Ladits‘ Ribbed Vest, silk trimnuui,
. STORE,
25,
\
1,500 and 75c.
4'1,
1.
' NORWALK, CONN
Remember Your ”all 0111111 Have the
Same Attention Is Your Personal Ones.
.CONOMY Is THE WATOHWORD
TO D
spate. . C omc sec, and be convinced that now is the time for economical buying.
and throughout next week your dollars will reach un-
usually far, if you invest them here. A veritable feast of
Bargains awaits you. We cannot begin to mention the hall in our limited. newspaper
In Our Big Suit and Cloak Roomii
purity and excellence.
sardines.
kiml of food.
CHARLES E.
TELEPHONE CALL. 58.2
Good Things to Eat!
T11 keep ll 1c functions (1ftl1e body in healthy :11. (inn it is abSqutcly neces-
sary to eat I’ux'c Food and to vary the dict according to seasons. To secure
pure food is therefore an important matter, and Consumers should make
it :1 point to buy only such brands as have an established reputatiou.,._f11r
We place before our patrons the Finest, Sweetest
Gilt lidge Creamery Butter possible to obtain; fresh from the crcamerics
twice each week, 22c lb; 5 lbs for $1.00.
Wonderful attractive line of fancy cakes and crackers and delicacies to be
found in no other store in the town.
The richest Ten to be found.
SEYMOUR
Loading Oreo-r.
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST... ..
C U . I I
There is none like it, try it.
To make the
A
Pure Olive Oil; highest grade of
Elegant Coffee: nothing but the
, gcnuiqc lava and Mocha, possessing the highest excellence of quality
The Ferris [lam and Boneless Ilacou are simply delicious.
bud} strong and healthy, what' 15 more importance than to cut the best
Purchase of
SO. NORWALK.
ll
to pound kit mackerel,
'I'Iic attractions are the supcrim 1111. till) 1vi111n‘goods,nml the extraordinary
pl1:v..1iling.'1tour 511111.11 only.
11.11 routs ‘
:i " lamoloss cod full, 2:, 11
‘1“ boxes oil sardines trz‘. 1‘ i
I lb can corluul bm‘f, 111 11
‘2 lb can corned boot, 1, ..
I’oiiod ham of tongue, l 1 lb, i, u
Potted 1111111 or humus. it: ill, a».- .1
Iimuosmokcdsl111ul1l1r.1a1'll1, . 11 ..
laughs lo and Inn on llt' 1' lb. l:,' ..
hx111luinr liy paper. per slim-1,1 ..
'.I.‘11ngioio1.1tlly 11111111132 shoots. 21 1-
Where the Crowd Goes!
TIIAT TELLS THE STORY. . . . . .
ll lb lmx host starch
ti " loose start-I1,
1’. 'l' bust soda 1111111111111,
.‘1 ” host. ginger snaps,
.“1 " Inst lemon cukrs.
.‘1‘ " best fancy crackers.
Iii “ts. Invst nullm'aI,
llest N11. '1' brooms,
[lust N11, ll llrifllllll‘,
i told dust, 111111 package
( r1111 mm- b pc-r package,
. \m y Ilcst I lgiu Crcuniclv 1.1111111 191', per pound.
townie
I
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1‘; I". .,; 1?:
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NEW YORK GROCERY C0.
Donovan Building, . . . .
33 AND 37 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
1111111.!
LOW PRICES
OUR SYSTEM DEFIES COMPETITION.
Maud S. Flour, 550. per bag;$l1. 25 perbbl.
South Nor-walk.
m
Norwalk Chronicler