purduneutanetexoeedlcxiive
ma: Ono month. we: three
ppm, siamonthsnsoroneyear.“
‘ imboraiecaweehtobemid
are welcome at The tlentmei cities.
Manicure. you willocntera
elsphoning. sending or Will it
. Box tor the convenience oi those
to leave items at news or other mat-
louud at tho entrance to The Bentl-
. Hrrorsehouldtnelleaees be ad-
ll'llE EVENING 8mm.
South Nonvnlk. (loan.
m... of Norwalk and 1'11 311111.111
‘Oontidqrably, than the Omnbi'md
. ion it] the other Three Local Dail-
’ Telephone Calls.
rooms. 93-21
I ofloo. 50-4.
k Herald Weather Forecast
pull lntehrely sultry. with great danger
.‘ has. and nearly stationary. followed
.. y falling temperature and loe 11! than-
sthls evening or tonight. Tomor-
‘ V Thermometer Record.
'l'hohlabest point of the thermometer tor
, twentydourhours 1111111112 at noon today
to decrees above mm; amoebic degree.-
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' ’ sesISuaaete I Elghtlda l bowtlrle
If “to attlzsli a 1:26 ~7-tb
Tllotemperuture oi the water today is 7119.
Thegtcrnal mosquito is particularly
large and pesky this year. The wet
1111111111111 along the Atlantic coast breeds
t" by! the millions and billions. The
pelt seems far worse than it was a few
’93?! 8801 e
. Row, however. science has taken hold
3 at its case and is experimenting to see
t cannot be got rid of. It certainly
can be. There never was an evil that
(than was not a remedy for. The haunts
of, the mosquito are in marshy, swampy
.mm and moist lands eov cred with
,nrfler‘growth The 0b\ was remedy and
the most eflectivc is to drain and clear
allsuch regions. Drainage of swamps:
and marshes and the. «instruction at de-
Ej‘byiqg vegetation have done away with
’malaria in many parts of the country.
The saline process will destroy perma-
nently the mosquito. If any plan could
be devised for draining and drying the
It called "Jersey flats" and the marshes
. ale-1311111 Atlantic coast, the stinging
. . little insect that takes away so much of
Clio pleasure of the summer would he no
more. It has been found that exactly in
' Winn as the landshavelx en 11111111
ad and dried the nuisance has teen
abated.
. l! mosquito breedingpontls am in the
Mghbm'ltood, tho patting of fish into
such ponds will quickly wipe out the
(wt. Tho Ilsh tattoo on the. Inn av. ii
We is poured liln~rally t 11 the sur-
famot mosquito breeding watt-r11, it will
" kill the matures instantly. This is 11
goes! way to kecpridcf theta. Ko-rmvue
Wed upon letters or walls or tho rol-
name of vernndns will keep Ilit'thttltta'll
afar. They will not remain any place
I when the petroleum odor in strong.
Andrea's North Pole Venture.
, . , ‘The ntosttlariug, not tosaydan-dcvil,
Vupcditlon undertaken In many a year
I h the balloon tripof Andree. the Swede,
thorn Bpitubargcu to the north pole. An-
.;.u m olf'on his perilous unknown
W as guyly ml 11 youth bound for a
meeting on p fishing whom".
The three ammonia were annoyed by
flpmwahtu almut ooo 111111-1101 1111-
puls. "i reckon the rate the littlll‘ltltl
will travel at 20 miles an lunar," said
“this. "and in 49 liners we. my be at
the pole and in Siberia or Bering strait
In a week. ”
The balloon only carried provisions
in a ninth. At the slowest rate of
ml the maple calculated on rank-
, lag they would have min-d the pole.
‘ in all days. in a numth. or summits at
i W, at the name slow rate at pmg-
M they would be on habitable land
we in a month. By this time they
have started.
Andree enacted to be quite able. to
W the balloon as a ship is steered in
a wind. lie tismgbt when ttwy were
“I Inland again utter running the
it would be in about to W
1 , either in theria. Alaska,
North America. Bering s strait
UMlsnd. it «met came to omit,
thought the mun regions mum he
Woe to mppiytmdfmtbon-
_, , even {crayon Andthsehanem
“I that listing fellows will never be
11m Item alive 11311111.
i31- 1111111.... ”alum rum
H m we»: the Hungarians are
tin rm d uncut Esme.
‘1',
111a 1611; 1111‘“; questions to
lparacemndtbcosandscidollm have
been paid by tire makers and promoters
to prove their claim.
Themakers have maintained racing
team at great expense, and some of
them are beginning to think that this
large expense is rank extravagance.
These same advertisers have, however,
done much to make the sport of bicycle
riding attractive, and have done more
that all other influences put together to
show the po'sSibillties of the bicycle.
The kickers are those makers whose tires
have failed.
The bicycle shuttle today as practically
the only form ct. outdoor sport, and is
proved to be one of the most healthy and
useful forms of recreation, furnishing
an incentive for outdoor exercise, some-
thing thatAmericuns particularly were
much in need of until the bicycle came
into general use. This is the opinion of
those tire makers whose tires have not
tailed--the ~ doable-tubers-aud wh 1
are willing to go on with the expense,
since it is sunset: to their advantage.
It is now conceded by all, who pre-
tend to a knowledge of the‘bicycle, and
of tires, that the double-tube tire 18 the
most practical, and at the same time,
the fastest form oftire in the werld.
C
It; the so-called single-tube tire,
wherein the whole fabric ol the tire is
cemented and vulcanimd together, the
walls of the the are made of several
layers of fabric. and the tires thus made
are still and unyielding, as compared
with the double—tube tire, in which the
inner lining is free to move independ-
ently of the outer wearing cover.
All the important speed records 0! the
world are now held by tho double-tube
tires, and during the present year it. is
interesting to note that nearly all of the
fastest riders of the United States are
mounted on this form of tire.
As the racing man loscs no oppor-
tunity to select such apparatus as will
111111111119 to the last item of speed,
realizin that his reputation, salary
and confiquont glory depend upon his
success asaracing man and a winner,
he has gradually abandoned the 11111.
glo-tube form of tire and taken to the
double-tube. As a result of this the
records have been repeatedly lowered
in the last year, and new 113(30an are
now being made almost daily. It is 11]»
parent that the days 0! the single-i
tube are numbered, and that in a short
time, no racing man will feel prop: rly
equipped unless mountedwn a doubli-
ube tiro.
An important point in favor of
double-tuba tires is that they are great.
iy more durable. Tho single-tuba tire
l1 all right for a very short time, but:
no average lite, owing to the peculiar
itius of its construction, is but a few
whether a double- tube or single-tube ~
.enahlestherldertomakothe best time
,t‘or a :i‘.’, :ll, 34:,
‘ llll‘il‘llll't‘.
A M M til-av it up W
lay 111‘ mo 11" We] the Llewel-
We have made moist 11111111111111
with the agents of the celebrated Bear
Glove-Minna Patterns. by which we can
presenttoburladyreederucmsoftheir
very newest and choicest- patterns of
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting “together the garments ne-
ccrupany each pattern
I787'LADIEB' smug;
ease-unmet SNlRT.‘
Handsome shot glace silk in two
shades of green patterned in wave lines
is here artistically combined with emer-
ald velvet, lace and gilt passementorie
providing the decoration. The fall vest
and stock collar are of creamy satin, the
rovers collar being of lace over satin.
The basque is of the newest of the im~
ported creations, the broad collar being
a distinctive feature. The much vest is
arranged over linings titted by double
bust darts that close in centre front, the
pointed yoke being secured to the right
and hooked under rover on left front.
The basque extends to fashionable
depth, the back and sides being rendered
glove-fitting by the usual scams that are
sprung below the waist lino to give the
fashionable rippled eil'ev-t. The. sleeves
wrinkle across the forearm from gathers
at the scant. and stand out- in a full pnil‘
at- tllc top, being disposed over comfort-
able two~scan1ed linings. The skirt has
the front gore of Velvet to match yoke.
the side gores overlapping in a rounded
plait that gives a panel ctl'ect to the
front. The back gores are laid in box-
plnits at the top and stand out in a fun-
nel shape, a strap sewed underneath
holding them in pmition. Many stylish
combinations will be suggested by the
mode, which is universally becoming,
and can be copied in almost any materi-
al. The construction is very simple, al-
though the etl‘cct is rich and almost cla-
borato looking.
The quantity of material, forty-four
inches wide required to make this bru-
qnc for :1 lady in the medium size is
three and one-unarter yards. To make
the skirt it will rt'quireol the same width
material. live. yards.
The. basque, No. til-17. is cut in sizes
2% and lliriueh bust
The skirt. No. atlas, is cut in sizes for
months. When the single-tum isonce
punctured it seems llllptltltlllllt‘ to. 111-,
pair it so that it will remain air-tight;
not, soon work hale, besides disligar
lag the tire and making hard lamps.
which on a smooth road can be felt at
late in trying the single-tuba tire.
ubandmavl there lacunae of luck of
the constant tuv‘omponimeut at slow
leaks which cannot. be located.
it is a wry dilllcnlt matter to make a
tire airtight. The holding of the llll‘
depends upon the inn grity oi the loan
lining la tints from which this "It"?
lining cannot be removal. it is impm
nible to make them airtight tor any
langthot time. it is impotent tor a
immenumtthat cannot be tunnel on
the cum scrim-oi the tire, lwtwu the}
importance at having tin tube which
cumulus the air removable it It lttN'l‘ClIllll
and repair.
Mlle ll'urltitth ~~~~~ Is It rt ally so that you
and Mr. Shaplclgh have brokm oil".
Miss Mamie litrlamlt- Yes: the ring
my sister N1vli.ttt1d,oi' mmrst had to
«9nd him away
GLEN ISLAND
Milt
Dread Excursion by
STEIN!“
tunes 11th aim” or rm.
Ronda! Retinal of, Math Nantwallt lo till-n
Wednesday, Regent 28,116
“will theeteatslwnl that -.b M martini atmtp
kam. ‘ ' f,() Lmtfifi;
n§.vvcam1uul any
an 111mm halite-l
. a 2'3, '..’l, ‘1“. 2* and tilt-inch waist mous-
'l'lle plugs, whether vulcani'md in or;
each revolution of the wheel. ,
The. U llitittl States are about tWo years :
l1 ;
was thoroughly tested out in aw, in;
England and on tho (initiaent. two
years ago, and has been completely
durability. impmsibility of repair, and’
new rider to know that many looks are v'
he got for me wasntauywlarc near as:
largmuthe on Mr Kamibvntnit gate
COOL BREEZESI
M'vuoezn'r svanmi
FIRST". E. CHURCH;
am.
(There are
soaps and soaps
but Only one
Silllllglll
which is I the soup of
soups and whshcs clothes
with less labor and great- -
er comfort.
Makes homes brighter
Whisker hearts lighter
IInuit-111i .1 mm cu. 11.1.
I
“0, CHERRY'H THE BLINK 0' MY
AIN FIREBIDE,"
when it blinks on walls handsomely and
appropriately (ll aerated. No painted wall
was ever so rich, or gave the lmantiful
cil'ects that an artistic wall paper, such
as is to be found at Becker's does. lie
has them in the most pleasing designs
and colors at low prices.
Painters’ Supplies.
Artists' Materials, Pictures.
Pictures framed to enter.
nonwam. come";
I
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to. v. owner: 442 BROADWAY.
Connecticut's Greet Bugatti Emporium.
Honest Good: at Honest Prices.
Rememb’er We Have the biggest Stock
and Lowest Prices.
3
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Black Dress Goods for
This Week Only.
l0 pieces Figured Mohairs, 49c qual-
ity; per yard, 250
.1 pitccs 46 in. All Wool Black Hole
rictta, 50c quality; special, 37
5 pieces Figured Jacqards, excellent
cloths and styles, real value, Silo; for
this sale, bite.
I
25, 32 and 48c each, for 1 1101.. yards.
Oriental Laces, from 5 to 9 in. wide,
in white and corn, at 8 and 12“.,c;
value, 151 and 25c.
l to; value, 19 and L’lc.
great variety, 50 don, special, it for 25c.
Ladies' Collars and Leather Belts in
great variety and at popular prices.
and the “Cream” of the bargains.
Three Special Values in
Laces, Handkerchiefs, Etc.E ..
100 pieces Wash Valencicnne's Laces, dyer, ”’0‘
real ‘
liamburgs, all now and clean, it and
Ladies' and Missos‘ llandkcreld‘iifs in _
and the place is here.
’1
throughout, cloth alone worth entire?
cost of skirt, .2. 25 each.
choice of lot, 59c each.
125 doz. Ladies‘ Shirt Waists, all clean
and dosirablefib, 50 and 98c each; just
one-half regular prices.
Children’s Wash Dresses, sizes from ii I
to 14 yours,regnlar prico,$l.00 each; 50c. i
Ladics‘ Crash Suits, regular value, ‘
$4. 98; to close, cacl1,$3.50.
11.1} Bleached Tau." 1.1111111, 1.11 we},
sold by many dealers at 50c; just for a
750 quality for 50c, German Damask.
i100 Towels, heavy double damask, 2! v.
Fine Madras Snitings, 27a, llic.
Hammocks, to close, were the, f01'350. ‘
Hammocks, to elosenvere the, for bile.
ll: unmet-ks, $1. 00 ones fol 75c.
llammot its,” 1150 once £01 6: to.
Basement.
per dozen, me.
Mason’s Fruit Jars,
English Porcelain Breakfast Plates,
Ladies' Wrappers. balance of the sea-
son‘s stock, value from 750 to $1.00;§
The Time to Striké!
‘v
is while the iron is hot. The time to buy is now, while you can get “First Choice,"
There never was a time when prices were
so completely dcmoralizcd, ' never a time when good, reliable, season-
ablc merchandise of all varieties was offered 1n such generous
quantities, at such ridiculously low prices. Surely if
there was a time to anticipate your wants,
and to buy for future use, it is now,
JOILET ARTICLES.
For One Week Only.
Castile Soap, per dozen cakes, lfic.
Babeskiu Soap, per package, 12 Mo.
Comfort Soap, per cake, lilo.
Copco Soap, per cake, 3c
Talcum Powder, per box, 70.
Colegato &. Brown Toilet Waters, 190.
Quadruple Extract. 29c oz.
190 Tooth Brushes, 100.
480 dressing combs, 25c.
Domestics.
Full Bleached Table Damask, 58 in.
wide, the greatest value over seen, only
25c per yard.
Underwear and Hosiery.
Men's Balbriggau Shirts and Drew-
ers, special, 250
Men’s Balbriggan,
Shirts and Drawers, the.
Men's Black and Tan it; Hose, double
heels and toes, summer weight, value,
lilc;pcr pair, I'll-2c. ,
Ladies’ French Lisle Vests, value, 500
each; 25c. I
extra quality
Paintin, l’nporhanging, Decorating - 1 .
and Sign ritiug. In Our Popular Cloak Room warranted not to craze. each 50. Boys‘ Shirt Waists, extra value, 190.
DECKER. Ladies' Black Figured Mohair liril~ 4 quart Glass Berry Dish, each, 100. Ladies' 26 in. Twill Umbrellas, value,
79 Washington 3““. Bo. Norwalk. lianiino Skirts, full 111ade,1i11ed Glass Covered Butter Dish, e:1cl1,9c 1:151. 75 each; 98c.
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You couldn't make
We better Invasion-lit
Ar.11111.11111yut111111mu-
Pillll‘llAh‘lv‘ of 11A
MUNIIS wtormwt
'I‘ buy ' don't rust.
luv-ihsdun teal them
"11 3 dual fluctuate
invalue to any ma-
1-onablo extent and
youvau always rea-
we on them \‘tvn
nearly tluir \aluo.
They make llno proa-
ents or holrlmtus anl are niunys excellent
tolluteml. \lbou )v-u aunt ilist- water dia-
monds 01 jewelry *1: to
HOMER B. HOYT’ 5
Jewelry and Optical Store,
sow-111mm Street.
ROTON POINT
EVENING SENTI NEL
COUPON.
lutttlln‘toouc I'M-111.111" size. 11! No.
Out lhln out. llll in )vv or! ttnmtntlavldmae
and 111 Ill: 1 incl“;
Sturtevant's Bargain House
NAII
Leanne
hummus x11. _. 111-41.; ~~m
'l'bb- coupon and 11 «cats will moire
above pattern 1 lhtnttmaut'u. North Hutu
and Ana aim-h. email horwatk.
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. Real Estate
I and Insurance!
W‘IHINOTON OTIIIT.
Io. Nun-ails.
1 , ..
l‘mms looking Iota lot. or bonus and
I lot with the View at purchasing, arcinvlt
nl lulu!" and examine our list. We lmvu
them for solo in or part of the city at
I mutants prices am on my tone».
an an tt
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Hartford R. R.
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Mr and Mrs
Harry 0’ Esta
and Company.
l’nvseutinga high clots, novel and do:
cidedly pleasing entertaimneut,
consisting of
Ventriloquism,
i Prestldigltation,
Vocalists and Dancing,
Hechenlcel Theatre,
Icelcal Cats,
'Royel Marionettee,
Acrobatic
Speclaltles, etc.
Punch and Judy.
Ithr;l'lul1lrcu. 111'. Evening.
Ill and 2‘” cents.
YOU....
tllilllltti'l.
numlmi more this year. be
vlaluuul tor ll.
all lmm-l troubles.
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in ii to ali’ect have
at flexible in 1.11am; 111mm kmm tlw.
‘1’. 5“
THE BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets,
NORWALK, CONN.
goods [an-sible to obtain?
Where t an i obtain the finest tlilt hlgv- t roam I
cry lluttor at town, 221 lb; 1.111s tor $1 (111‘ »
Borden's Extract of Coffee, for pit-ales, ctc’:(
Delicious Java and Moi-ha (loll-av, the
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST.,
TELEPHONE CALL, 58-2
Important Questions Answered!
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Sey-
Vmour’s
ilnest I
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Loading Oreo-r.
t High Grade 'l‘eas,is all the name indicates—sim-
ply perfect?
t A full line of tho lv‘t-rrisilelobrated llama, lione-
1 less Bacon. etc.
The finest goods to be secured ?
\ lt'uney White Full (‘ream Choose, ltld English
Dairy Philadelphia Urcam,Ncufchatel':
N"Not hot ch up, but how good. We no serve you in the most acceptable manner.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
SO. NORWALK.
|
‘ Fol-the 1-lnl1lrrn. Mat moo prices: Adults.
i‘rntublv remember Itcorlm;
[I'lltlll Ilallv‘a Htilt‘llorlllnl Incl
ll 111ml" many Illl‘tillui It will
«vaumv ll III-m- rust what is
Cornet all
littoral" lml'll“ “M at II.
“It‘llvlcllltlllfl d thin». Norwulk.
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ii. 'l’vuuilmavn. lloullv
IA! Page‘ 11 I'm/J1 11/1 .1 r '1‘», 1.1.11.1 like it
it omit no
.3111 v r lil‘rit‘s, and ti 5.
Advantages, and no in be Page “line. The
“decrement apt-cum it as the
A GOOD WIFE
Should also be a good Ctmlt. As bread is the at. ill oi lile, it is important that
llour of the best quality be used Husbands it you consult your wives, they will
tell you to be sure and
auv "MAUD s" F'LOUR.
It' IS madcirom perfect wheat, quality is always the same and it makes 20
MURE LOAVES TO THE BARREL TIIAN AN\ U'l‘lll' R FLOUR.
$4. 25 PER BBL; 55¢ PER BAG.
\\ c are selling 1500 pounds oi our bed lilpia th.1u1c1y butter Cdt l1 wcck. Can
we supply you. ’ Our pticc is
190 PER POUND.
:0 pounds but Granulated Sugar for $100
NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
Donovan Building, South Norwalk.
35 AND 17 MAIN ITRIIIT. NOIWALK.
IFY’ou WllNl' ”ALL” Tut " ms" "
HAVE THE
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
I
am. am that thorium m1 1
“Regular.
Norwalk Chronicler