be!" — “Want." “Tenet'end
rudiments. not exceedlna ave
rebate tarnished on 3111111011-
11 liar-spur 1111111 in advance.
, prepaid: One month. Inez three
' 81.1111 eixmonths. heinous year. as.
‘ ”newborn. lane Week. to be paid
W11. \.
ovum—111a. 11 Washington m1.
0m No.10 Wall street. Norwalk.
1 are welcome at The sentinel other.
1 1 or any news. eyes will confer a
elenboolnu. sendlne or bringing it
11110111011111. convenience of those
to leave items of new or other mat-
iound at the entrance to The Senti-
' 1 rronsshould inalleases.be 1.11.
ms EVENING 51111111111111. '
South Norwalk. Conn.
, Cmderably',t than the Combined
11111.1 0/ the 111M Three Local Dail-
nowuther today promises to be gen alnlly
rto partly cloudy. sultry and w
bly followed by local thunderstorms
w it promises tobc generally fair
t temperature changes. probably
M by local rain.
lioness Bun sets 1111111111111 1.0111211111-
I! of“ at ’f: 0') at 11: 115
'l‘hetcmpemtureoi thowaier today iii-.13.
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7 ., A Fair hand In Ruins.
1fire sympathy of the Christian world
‘ ll amused for Armenia and Crete. But
there is 'a fairer land than either, which
isont-itlod far more to sympathy and aid
, _ fruit-Christian nations. It is Cuba, the
. Ml of the A11tillcs,'thc marvelously
.--l1'eantifnl and fertile island lying out-
ngcd, ruined. helpless at our American
'f docs, before our American eyes.
Weyler- issued a decrm that sugar
should cease to be shipped from certain
. m The rovolutionist; president has
tuned ndecrce that no sugar came at all
shall be ground in any part of the
' inland. Wpylor forbids bananas to be
prod from Cuban ports. President
Gimmes forbids any fruits, vegetables
I" agricultural products at all to he
1th anywhere or even to be raised
in certain parts of the island. If Wey-
, 11 .lcr's soldiers catch any farmers or ship-
, pcrsdflobeying his orders, those doing
' 'I') will be captured or shot on the spot.
Disobedience to Cisucros' orders will be
. similarly punished. Whichever com-
mand the people obey they run the risk
' of being shot. The soil of Cuba is a
' desert, crisscrossed with the tricks of
. the blood of her wounded and dying
fun. Exports have ceased imports have
nosed. the people are not allowed to
grow their owu food or produce any-
thing from the soil. Havana probably
, m above amincof dynamite and may
be blown to atoms at any moment. In
‘ the military hospitals there are 8,081}
: link Spanish soldiers. Atrocities and
botchefies thatcurdlo the blood are per-
petrated daily and hourly.
" If hell there be anywhere, it is in
1 that fairest of earth’s isles, Cuba, at
ibis moment. And the nations of Chris-
tendon lbok plaeldly on and lift no tin-
gs in condemnation.
Beet Summer School.
In a few of the great cities boards of
dilution have thrown open horn and
, there a public school house for use due
loathe summer vacation. Benevolent
pinto enterprise has furnished 11111111
film to pay teachers and in the vacant
._ whoolrooms gather thoehildron of the
pom from highway and byway. If they
1111! not have these summer schools they
Vohld spend the vacation in the open
'mt. learning 11: be idiots and crimb
1 halo. or in the dirty, suflocaling rooms
' d'thcir tenement homes.
' ' The instruction the children get in
Mounmwr schools is not of the or
diary kind. Textbooks are put aside
11* the time and 111111111: ll training tales
I'I place. Modeling in mud dear in 1111
“Olden time to the heart of child is 1111111-
Ih the summer school 1m 11 systenmtic,
assoc plan. Children are 111I111vn1it1.
”Witt wood to 11111111 hearts’ content.
hi it is in the. direction of learning to
ah mm and mood Carvers. P1 soil
N paper practice enables many a 111111
111 lay the foundation for being a future
or drafteman. For girls there
would clauses in sewing, mending
garment cutting. The 11111111111111 chil
M I'D put into a kindergarten. 'lhe
ml mien occupies four hours in the
m Escrow-11 always open wIIh
fl Mn flag drill and the singing
inseam
‘ "sehlldrcu are happy every mo-
" of uniform measure and fineness tor all
1111111111 settle 11111111 upon
the people of the world to use. Each 1.1111
tion would have its own particular
“(stamp upon: the coin, but that particu-
lar coin would pass at the some value
in either New York city, Paris. London
or Kamchatka. There used not be
really any internatlbnal coin struck.
The only re 1isito is that the coins of
tho diilorcnt nations should be of nui-
tonn weight in fineness and value in all
countries. 01' course the convenient
French decimal system would be the
base of that used in international coin-
age.
It is likely that this international
coinage will be accepted by the nations
about the same time that universal
brotherhood is. But when it does come,
any difficulties, will be done away, as
I: own by Mr. Stone. It costs a mint of
money, so to speak, for one country to
melt up and recoin and stamp with its
own superscription the money it receives
from another country. To go no farther
than our own land” we ship abroad
some weeks several millions of good
solid Yankee gold coins, hall eagles,
eagles and double eagles. This money
goes to the merchants of Europe. Much
of 11 111 melted and made 111111 coins of
the realms into which it passes. Some
of it is necessarily lost in the melting
and the process of recoinage involves
also labor. delay and nervous strain.
Comparatively little gold from foreign
countries comes to the United States.
unfortunately. but last; year we melted
and recoined over $13,600, 000 worth of
foreign money. .-
The infinite trouble and work of cal-
culating the difference“ 111 values of the
money of various nations in making ox-
1'l1augcs would all be avoided by inter-
national coinage. Millions ol\dollars
Worth of time would be saved every
year.
Where Our Wealth Is.
The editor of the New York Sun has
had prepared for political purposes a
list of the states included in what be
1111111 the northeast. His particular
northeast includes all together 16 states.
in addition to the six in the New Eng-
land section there are embraced in The
:lun’s northeast not only the states of
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania
1nd Delaware, but also Maryland, Ohio,
indiana, Michigan, lliinois and Wiscon-
:i11. They are the states cast of tho Mis-
1issippi and north of the Potomac and
11111 Ohio. All the rest of the Union is
11111131111 as the south and west in this
unique division. Illinois and Wisconsin
would probably feel themselves in queer
1-111upauy at being classed an eastern
11111111. Maryland would llnel it embar-
rassing 1111:1111 hcrscfl a northern state.
The point The Sun wishes to make,
however, is that this northeast of its
own construction contains more. than
.‘lltlf the people of the Union and much
111111111. than half the wealth. .Tl111 calcula-
tion is based 1111 the censusof 1890. The
wealth of tho entin1 Union was, under
hot census, 11111111111111 11p to be $65,000,-
1100 000,111 which The .‘lun's northeast
We have wide we moments
with the agents of the celebrated new
Glowl‘lttlnc Patterns. bywhloh ween:
ves’y newest and choicest! patterns of
garments. Fall and «pitch directions
for putting together the garments no-
company each pattern
More: Tueowu
Figured cashmere made this pretty
morning wrnpper, the decorations being
insertion and satin ribbon. A glove-
fltted body lining of basque length is
provided, over which the full back and
fronts are disposed, the tops being shirr-
ed with a heading and applied at squarev
yoke depth. The upper part of the lin-
ing is faced to simulate a yoke, and the
closing is ottected invisibly in centre
(rent. The sides fit smoothly. display.
ing the graceful curves of the figure,
and adding much to the graceful ap-
pearance of the gown. Stylish-pointul
brotolles lie smoothly over the shoulders,
the edges being trimmed with insertion
undatwist of ribbon with rosettes at
each side decorating the top. A stock
collar of satin ribbon to match covers
the closodltliug collar that ilnishes the
neck. The fashionablo’uiuiu sleeves
are arranged over coml‘o ably fitted lin-
ings. the wrists being finished with
pointed bands or simulated cati‘s. House
gowns or wrappers of wool or cotton
wash fabrics can be attractively dovol'
oped by the mode, which is dainty
enough for silk or more costly fabrics.
With yoke and calls of contrasting {u
brie pr color, a desirable combination
can be ati‘ected.
The quantity of 44-inch wide material
required to make this wrapper fora
lady having a 1:2— in1h bust measure is
6‘, yards; tor a to 1111 I1 1117.11, ti'. .‘ynrds;
fora ill-inch si'lc,t‘1‘,yar1ls;i'~1.1rai"-
inch size, 7 yards. ‘
The pattern. which is No. 13136.? and
retails f11rili1111111ts,is cut in sizes for
32-inch, ill-inch, lid-inch 38-inch. 40-inch
and 42—inch bust measure.
1;
presenttooarladyreadeneomedtbelr‘
ROTON 151011111-
AUDITORIUM
111.111111' Mrs.
Harry D’Esta
and Company.
l’rcsentingn high class, novel and do:
ride 11] y pleasing 1ntcrtainmcnt.
11 111sisting 11f
Ventrilcquism,
Prestidigitation,
Vocalism and Dancing,
Mechanical Theatre,
Musical Gets,
Royal Marlonettcs,
Evrulso 5511111151.
060 PO N.
Entitiing to one Pattern. any size. 0! bio.
Out this out. till in 11111rnameand address
and mail or take it to
:-
1'111111l $37, 7 50,11l10,000.1 The population
This prop underance in \1 with and pop-
station, in the judgmc nt 11f The run' s
editor, entitles the it) llutcs in "H north
east to boss the rest of the Union.
v
The county council of Northumber-
Ia11dhasdcci1le1lto lease 1:00 acrcsnf
abandoned farm land in England and
see what can be done with it in the
wayof improving it. The farm is not
to support paupers. It is to be used as
the agricultural experiment stations in
America are. The promoters of tho
scheme wish toseo whether by i111prov11ll
methods of agriculture, changing crops,
11111.,11111111111f thcpoorcst land in E111;-
land cannot I1e1n111l11 to return aprollt
to the farmer. '111111 of 11111111111111.1111.
neighborhood wt 1 be allowed 111 work
and study at the council Ia111l11.'l‘l111
11111111:ill111po1-1tl1at the ultimate remlf
“ill be to improve tlm situation oi the
llritish farmer.
Among innnigrants to the United
States the most. intelligent 111111111 from
Scandinavia and Hwitzeriand. The pro-
portion of illiteraeyirom Denmark is
less than hall of l per cent. This in the
locust of any. 0! in'nniurants from
Hweden :1 little morn than hull‘ of l per
111-111, 11111 unable to read and write. The
pen-111111113- 11t’ iIllt111'at1-s from Norway
is also Very small. In these cold mun-
trits people have plenty of time to
learn found and write.
And now it is the seduttiw- “malt.
11111.11t"1111\1l111l1 1: 111111111111111: l111 total
11r11bav1 b1 guntln it “111'. 151111111111‘ them
had 0111- of the mall extracts 1111 the
market themitally analyml. 'l‘I11-i1
blood {rose with horror 1111 being told
by the chemist that the. compound so
highly reennunended r111 11 building up
1111 divine contained more alcohol than
b111r, corn beer at that
t
it 11111111111 frmn the state of New Jer
hey, this tmzeious bit 111' artistic placard-
Inu. it is awarniug tn bicyclists, and it
adorns a picket fence. It says, “Bi-
cyclists putting their wheels in this
fence will get punctured "
W-
The Fifty fourth congress at its first
mien made appropriations amounting
fl. is dot this the best summer
.,.. .MA-M"1‘v
1
1,”
l0 051510001000.
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of the 11 hole country was 62,600,015“,
that 11f1ti1o states 11111111111, 32,0111), 1h)". 1
Sturtevsnt'e Bargain House
Null ‘
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' earrsas No 111,1. . s1zs1~~~1~1s
This coupon and is cents will to
above pattomnttliurtuvants. korth sin
and Ann streets. tlouth bomb
WARRANT
Hill 'A
ii A“ )li‘h‘ OFFICE.
SUV'HI N1111\\\111.1'111n.
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order ”Him llullt‘ll Hi I 111111111 llllll‘ll 11! will 1111'.
I luruby Illrml )‘1111 lvlulw- lI11lI'1'1It11 ”111 I: r: '1ll
In ~1I1l1Itv.11u I-‘rblur. ll11111l1 'llll‘ of August
the loll-1111111: 111-111I1111111» adopted by
lloauloi‘ 1 ‘111111ull1n1111. 11.1.:
llmmllml 'l‘but tIu1 1111111 of twenty nine hun-
1l1e1l11n1l Illtylhoblollars be and tho namelwre
tylort 111 1111111111111 of paying tbmiamaueu 11
'1-111111111I (11 persona, over 11111 ulnnc np111lal
b111111llt11.l11 thulnyoutaml 11111111111111: 11f llall
111ml l‘ I11: 1- lrnlnl I111 emu-i111 Monroe strm'vL
construct» llllm‘u Inc I1 \Itrlllwl 1111111, 1111111:
lromtllc 1111111I111l11 1111 \\‘111tm street 11111111111 111
111111111.11111111111~11111l111l1111l1l manhole 111 its)
mood at 11-I 11111! two-11111111 Ion-«Illa at tlu1 1111r
l'll‘l til llnvmoml 11ml Water at 11111111. I11 l111 111m
(111 11... "11' l111 11' 1111111 Mill
lm'luiul b1111II1N11rW11Ik 11111111 1111 1.111111
diluent: Muli'l’iniltltil till-'1. him-11.
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SPECIAL CITY IEETIIG!
'l‘o low-11h ll. 'l‘Il1I111.lI111I. oi tin I'ity 11f
lly authority \1- led In 111111111 “111-.111: and by
\11t11r1111l "ll-111 Ity. tl111l11111u11'l11l 11lv 111111 tins:
will beheld in Minn Hall. 1111 Madl-un -«i 111-1t.
1111111. 111 1111'11i1n k 11. 111. 111111111111111111r1l1~111~11r1111|~ 1
“Ill!
|I1 leap 11111111111114 out-11’ the treasury of the
lieuolwul "llulltheihmnulltuaun 111-1111111111..
and l1cl111r11l1vll~ lltllllult‘l/a-II 111111 rI-qumnlml 1..
ll11y1non1l~treet totin- brook crowing \l11t11r'
muted uIIh llll' now 111mm. all 11ur111111ll I1- 111.
the repeat oi 111M “anionic-1t” this 111111'1t111u.3 ll
1111111111111. Greet 'Bergsla [nip-flan
'Cor. Main and Wall Streets,
-H6RWALK. 60"".
Remember Your lull 111111111; 11.11. the
Same Attentloo As your Personal Ones.
Reliable Good": and Honest. Prices.
IN EVERY HOME!
\
' ‘ and throu bout next week our dollars will reach 11-
1-0. assumes 1111s 111.1111: 0' 1111: I D V g . y ‘ ‘ “
AINFIREleExj usually'far, if you 111vcst them here. A-vcritablc feast of
when it blinks on walls handsomely and
awmmmhdumw. Nommmdwm Bargains awaits you. We cannot begin to mention the hall 1n our limited newspaper
was ever so rich, or save the beautiful ,
11111111111111: an 11 111111112 w 1111 paper. finch space. C omc sec, and be convinced that no“ is the time for economical buying. a
asistobefonnd at Becker's does. lie 11 Chlldren’ 5 summer ”I 1
has themjin the 'mst pleasing designs DI'OSSBS Ladies ““5”“ Underwear. —-
and colors at low prices. ' . Full sued Gown, tucked and yoke, 490
. Gingham Dresses, on 111111 lot, 250. Empire style Gown. 75c
figg’flgglgl- P, , a White Lawn Dresses, 250 to $1.511. Empire style hamburged- 980
Pictures {tinned s, 0,3,: "' Chambray Dresses, 50c; were 980. Drawers, “1101‘s yoke bound, 250- . o
puny Paper 115, Decorating Corset Covers, made of good muslin,
. and Smm‘l'vmins. Children’s Oops. me- 0
Doom; . Wrappers. 1
White Lawn caps. 25 to 98c. _ m
79 WW 8m. 80. Norw‘lk: Whlbe and colored Sailors, 25C. 65C, :5, 980, $1.25, glwlll and $l198.
“Mm” ‘ “”““'_ Tarn o‘Shauters of Linen Crush, 250. ‘ Gents’ Furnishings, ‘
BETTER THE“ 3““ S 8“" HMS: 251 491 75 ““d 980' Gents" Balbriggan Underwear, short 3 '
_ You couldn't make ' ' - and long sleeves, 480.
. teachings: 5mm“ 5““5- moments... to
. , Duck Skirts 98c and $1.25. Percale Shuts. 50c
:311’31‘1'3'512'1'1'31'; Linen Skirts. 9151: Manhattan Shirts, best percale, $1 50. , o
.. . -
they'don't fluctuate '_ Black Figumd Wool,$l.25.N08118°0 Shirts, 500
2";ng lgxafg {mi Black Mohair, $2 25 , Unlaundered Shirts, 37c, {:00 and 750. o
{0“ 033 “2'33," {3; Black Sicilian, $2.50 to $7.110. Gents’ Egyptian 11088. 121.11.
fishy tlifl'ii value. Linen Crash, 81.98. Gents’ Tan and Black HOW. 12.".30- fl
-: n l’ ' n 0
cuts or heirlooms and 119°11'33" 112315135 ”130k 5111‘. $4150 and 31-93- sluts. t
collateral. When you want first-water dia- ,
mondsoriewelry note . DRESS Goons 1.111131101111111, $3.50. = 1
H 0 Ms: R a_ H o VT '5 ' All Wool, 111111 11111111, $7.98. ,
one Item Wlll suffice, Black and Blue Serge, $5.98. N
Jewelry and Optical Store, 1 11 an Wool Cheviot, $12. -
’ o All our 501: Light Colored Dress Goods, _
80 Washington Street. all styles, new and up-tocdato, we shall capes and Jackets. “
' - _
Silk Capes. 82.!)51‘ and $3.93.
V111\ ot Capes. .133. 118 and $3. '35.
‘ \Vool Capes $1.50 a111l$2..'10
: Wool .1111 beta $1. 118, $2 118 and $3. 98.
Shirt Waists.
We have an excellent- variety, 25, 710,
771 and title.
All 0111' $1, :51.
marked to title.
Ladies’ Furnishings.
Ladies‘ Neckwenr, 25c.
Ladics‘ Collars, 1'3‘._.1:.
Cutl's, 251:.
, Tan and Black Hose, l2'._.c.
Black, with white dot; 2711-.
Ladies' Ribbed Vest. ”'31:.
Ladies" Ribbed Vest, silk trimmed.
2.71:.
close out at 2111:
Wa'sb Goods.
W1: have. just received for the August.
I . . .
trade, a beautlful line of Lawns, 111 navy
and black, look at them, lfl'gc.
Kitchen Department.
Quart bottle-s Amonia, .‘1.
Child’s Bath Tabs, 751:.
11 in. Flower Vase, 9c.
3 pint liranito Iron T1111 Dot, 2 lo
Water Polo, lil1111urts. 37c. '
Glam Tumblers 2131:3101- doz.
’nrlor Br1111n1s,12' .11,
Willow Clothes Baskets, lilo.
Screen Doors title to N.) '
Window Screens, [be to 3411
THE BOSTON STORE,
NORWALK, CON N
TELEPHONE CALL, 58- 2
Important Questions Answered!
At
Borden‘s Extract of Coffee, for picnics. et11?<- say. -*
\
‘35,
$1.11!! and 151.118 are
In 0111 Big 51111111111 Cloak Room”
In Our Big Su
1 High Grade Tennis all the name indicates—«im-
thre 111111 I obtain the finest tiilt Edge ('roam- l
1 ply perfect?
cry Butter in town, 2211 lb;.’1lbs for $1,110? 1
1 A full line 11! the Ferris Celebrated Hams. Bone-
: less Bacon, etc. The finest goods to be secured?
Acrobatic
I Punch and Judy.
' For the children. Matinee prices: Adults.
' 111111111 211111111111. '
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about ll: 1Ie‘ .- Halei. '11r1llnl In t
Hill'llllll'l'.
1 number more thle War. I111:
111111.11 1t duo-o 111-t what is.
all bu 11nd to whine.
Hamid" lmllan iron A! ll.
l'. ll. Halter. ll. ll. [111114111]
and 11'. ll. Tnndiown. South
TAYLOR G GOLDEN,'
'WAIHINOTON 67.117.
' I10. Norm-1k.
Specialties, etc.
11111; Children. .‘11- Evening.
1 ['11l11lI: r-11m1-mln 1' lb 1n1ll1u
. it 111mb- many “lull-lo: It will
claimed lnr ll. ('11er all
(lien-leaning .l 01.3. Norwalk.
Nnrvralk.
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Persons locking for :1 I111 111 hmm- and
lot with the view or 111111 lmhluu, aremvu
ml to call and 1 samba-1111 II~1.\\rhnw
tin-111 lnr unle 1111 1.. 1137 111111 of 1b:- etly at
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10. W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
i1 Wuuhlnflon Oirdoi.
Io Normal
llelidonoo. Mahmltemo llntml
tlmulnate oi l'bllavlnlphla Dental l'olb 1,311
llrancbcs.
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Marvin's New lllvv'k. Wmhlmzten 111111-111.
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Dentistry l’crl11r1111'1l 111 all its
Dental News will be UMAMM. I5 an
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Delicious Java and Mocha Coiloe. the, finest 1
1111101111111 1 oil iu' ‘ 1 Fancy White 11‘11llilr11am (3I1111111e,tll1l Eugli sh
“0111 .111 o 111. .'
1 Dairy l’hihulclphia Crean1,Neul11hatell'
mour’s
MV'Not hot cheap, but how good. We 111115111'1'11 you in the most acceptable manner.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
Loading 09190.11.
50. NORWALK.
(3,,Where the Crowd Goes!
THAT TELLS THE STORY. . . . . .
LOW PRICES
OUR SYSTEM DEFIES COMPETITION.
Tl1cattr.1rtions are the superior quality 11l our goods. and the extraordinary
prevaihng :11 our 511111.11111nly.
. 111111111114 lit 111:11'k11r11l. 111-111111119 2: lb box b1» 1 ohm-h 1,. .1. "1..
:1 " tum-Im- 1‘111l llsh. 1271 " ll “ loom- etarvh, 2': "
l lnmesnll sardines ‘11-": ” 'l " le'ht 111111ls11'r1111l1111's, ”.“1 \"
l lb 111111 corned beef. I” ” 1‘1 “ best ginger 1111111111. 1311 "
'2 lb 111111 corned beef. I; “ T1 ” best. lemon cakes, - '_':. 1'
l‘ntlwl li'am of tongue. I 1 lb, ‘1 " , f1“ beat boa-,1 oral-hers, 3.. '1
111mm] bnm 1111 1111111111». 1 :: lb. .11 '1 111 lbs. b11111 "anneal, :.' 1 1'
"1111111 souvkml FllIIIIltll'l'. [wt ”1, . H ” l'u'st N11. llvrmuns. 1'11 "
Lault- brawl bit! on 1"! 1’ lb. I'J " lla'st N11. ll lmumm, I 1 "
l‘ill‘l‘lhlnf fly- ”mall”. per about, I ” Hull] limit, per purlmm', lil "
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\'11'v llcsi li lgln Creamery 11111111» l‘l1',p1'r pound.
Maud S. Flour, 55¢. per bag; $4 25 perbbl.
NEW YORK GROCERY co.
Donovan Building, south Norwalk.
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