S.
We have bought the entire line of import samples from one of the largest New
York importers, and will offer them this week at an Ipcr cent less that cost of
importation. it will pay you to select one now and keep it for the coming
Holidays. - .
s ETS I ' i i ' "
Our new import of these goods comprises all the latest designs and decorations,
from the “Upper Manley" pottery, England. We save the importers” and job-
bers profits, and deliverwthese high grade goods to you {or much less money than
small retailers can buy them for.
LDC KS.
New line of line Cabinet Clocks, in rich oak, handsome désigns, 8 day, half hour
strike, cathedral gong. patent regulator and fully warranted, $2.97.
Nickel alarm clocks, 69c, everyone warranted. '
Special drives in wound enameled preserving kettles, 59c.
Campaign caps in silver or gold, roe. each.
We can show you a new and interesting bargain every day in the year.
.S.STURTEVANT,
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NORTH MAIN Aiio‘iiim smears,
so. nonwntk. conu. ,
.JUST RECEIVED .
A LOT Oi“
ooden Bicycle Handle Bars'A
’Which I will sell for one week at $2.50 per pair.
Also ltavc a look at my stock of
CARRIAGES,
WA‘GONS,
BICYCLES,
HARNESSES.
and HORSE
GOODS.
No trouble to show goods, even
it“.
though you do not purchase.
Repairing done at short notice.
LUTHEEWM. winiGHT,
. Factory and Repositor ',
‘Franldin and Madison Streets, ‘
South Norwalk.
N Al'Gl'ST lst, w ' announced our “Alte 'ation Sale" as a month oi
bargains. We thank the public for their generous response to our
eli'ort to please. The close of the month closes the special sale,
V but we shall endeavor to continue giving attractive prices on reg-
ular stock. and special prices onjobs and the balance of summer stock. We hav ' a fur
LADIES’ JACKETS .AND CAPES.
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MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S JACKETS!
These we shall oil‘er at low figures. t‘lioiee or balance oi'our shirt \ 'aists at 50 cents,
And other items corrcsiioudiugly ch -ap.
A. Dickerman & Son,
M Washington Street, South Norwalk, Connecticut.
E Evening Sentinel
PRINTING HOUSE!
Thoroughly Equipped for Every Kind of Printing.
arsr count or WORK AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
lotion; tie Large (it So Smell that Cannot Io Done Here as Well as Anywhere
I. 'r
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p W?Imwvm a. i
To MAKE A Puvnouse’.
I. In Not. Vol! fluid to More On Jun
Like the Illustration.
Home of our younger huyiinrid girls may
be interested in knowing how to make a
handsome playhouse or workiihop, fiat
nu old dry goods box or o piano box and
stand it up in the {cure winter propped up
on siiutll blocks or wood. Undoubtmlly
you can find mum frognmntnot wall paper
about the house with which you may cover
the walls at the box. and the floor may be
neatly counted. In each end of the box a
upturn window may he neatly eutnnd hung
with dainty curtains. which the young
mlstrcsscnn make herself. l’retty pictures
uudmlvertlsing onrde may be imstod on
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did
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p
the Walls. ntid n cupboard or bookcase
made of on old soap box which has been
[llllwi'i'ti or painted may be fastened tip in
one corner. The front. of the box may be
mvcrcd with loin: curtains, behind which
tho young mistress and her friends may
rctrcat and hold pink (can: or birthday pur-
tics to their hearts” content. i
Your little lioumwlll not hold much2
furniture. but your little rocking chair
and your doll's tulilo will go into it easily
enough. Ur if you haven't thesi- you may
inalui lii table of ii smooth board fastened
to tho back of the box by means of chem
and supported at the front; by tiro legs.
l"ni‘ chairs you may Iii-1- two small boxy-u..—
izoapboxcs will do «which may lie dalutily
mn‘t‘l‘t'tl with carpet or mllco. and the iii-
i‘ith' may I)(' used for hooks and toys. It
hi it great- tli‘til of fun to make this play
house, and nitcr it is doiio all tho boys and
girls in tho iicighhorhmid will want to
visit you in it.
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A Narrow Escape.
Nnu. Augclirio and Mary lay mourutul in a
rnvr.
Despair null grief \I‘crn in their IiciirtN. Iillil
on tlirir i‘uccs \i'l a,
Ii‘or mturdny was umvutgday. and mother,
iii: ‘ Ililll said i‘
As shc Iilztpiil tlicui all and linger-d tlicin :ill
and tuckol thorn all in ind:
"Timi- Ill'llil (if I‘l'liilt‘il tiitIIl|"i m ‘il Iciu'o iipou
Ill" lliuir.
l'ni Hil‘t' you‘ll llI'W’I” miss llII‘iIi-'l'll find you
plcnly ii'orc.
TI!!‘:."'.‘PHIII and tom and lillllt'l‘i‘il tip-vii”! hill
of llzi‘izi'r compl- M.
Ithlnk l \tocti’u'i :ulw llicni bi ”it' Illiu\i‘iifl .
I‘Il'll‘ullli ~II" l.
Null. J‘llxtlilll'
hi"!‘[\. \
In lumpy slrcium I'll; non turn“! that inrliiu
«holy lit‘lll‘. 7
But nhv-ri at hut in foul» r noimil ihi ir iirn]
mother in)
Shh Iii am a voice. .1 grnilc V'Ib't‘. that ,uwm t'y
scorned to say:
(/3111 Mary tvmit wily of! to
"Tlimut'hihlrtn )oii'l‘r Hi total til.
you caiiiiul. rm-
Tlicy'r~- really vary far from what a [It‘TII‘I'I
iliilii slioztlii lw.
Thisrc'». nmuy .'l piciiy cluhl in town. in case
you in". iiicliiu d.
To (‘lllilyht'hiiilil prctty non oats and lot tho-4o
rul)’ lioluavi.
'Ih mid
"For Mary Ill’hk" lu r arm. )viu know. illl’l
Nan turns iii In r to. .,
Atii‘. Anni lino has irrcklm no licr {tinny littlc
ll‘ia‘l'.
Th: y bump tin ir invade and bar thi ir lnwk~
ii"i Imrvl to lump ii.» Iii in J,"
liliiuk I \icublu‘i Idiit‘ tip in in il.- h 1%“er
I‘li .t:~:uil .-ircv i,"
That. loving liiilo nioiner—wh. nh- ~t.iriiu up
in them—-
blif hit in all In i' bolt: 2.. [Hill
huggid liu .u tight.
nbc put hut” lilllo lu-uinl
"I‘ lilac.
And Will it thu 3. iiim'ril in Ha :i~:iul‘ air. it
I: illi“l i'“ \\‘I iii in!»
5 I‘Il'li‘ llill hi rt
sim klnw'il .inil
v-u and iotutlii u put
Ill“
.\b hula-
llow to fat the Iiimrd.
Iiildcuili thcrc lll'l‘ ilciity n: natural
born umcliitu-is .itibiiitr ii.‘ itii‘l . .‘llitl "lil'H
of this country limcutli ll": \ii‘l‘i‘ .‘lsin‘d
it) ll'll ti i'ut‘iiv-iiti‘t' \\ ho liuil in Hull!) cm-‘I‘
ii in lo viii-«I l'.’ in- Ill‘l‘ .iyiiuro \\ till :i lioiird
\Vliti‘li I~ ii ilu hm “ill" ii'ill iii illi'lll“ long
Jib-l ll'|\\'.lll ~:l\\' llic '.m.ii‘1|
Long lh‘l'ni'i' I'o~t~,ii.i~icr Iii'~llt;.’.i Iillll
lil« t'ontcil iuail caii'ici ~ bzul iu.ulc Illi‘ll'
Inst rounds Iii'il Saturday m-oi'c‘ ot‘ Ii'lil't‘l
ir-ilii bi: . and girls liinl lN'I‘ll i'cvi iictl ion
taioltig Illt' currcri milliiiiin oi the ||I|.'/Ii‘
\ l.‘ your old girl m-iit iii the lli'wl i-oi
H‘il miliiiinli. Iii-«.3:- Himmii'ti' linw‘i‘a.
2l7.vl Iihodc-i :IU‘lillt‘. i'liicugo.
II iil' Ill‘hi iIIi‘l‘I't‘I i-lllllililll tn l'tlllll‘ iii
i'rnuu ouh'ulc o! t‘lilmgu n... ~t'ilI Irv .iti-
othi 1' girl. Lida .\I. l-ii.iii-. til-w .‘luiu
ntrcci. l’coria, Illu.
.\ ri‘ul. sure cinuigh carpenter Wu» undo-d
how he would cut that board .\i'tcr inch-
tiring. drawing and thinking for an hour
In! ;:.i\c it up 'I'lu'u ho w,“ shown a itiu
grunt iiiiulo by onc of tlic girls. “II" had
wired the put/Io. :iiol hc urlttpmicdizi'd
that ihi. generation of boy-i and airl~ “an
it bright ouc. I“I>lhi\\‘lll:{ l4 ilic diagram:
9 14mm
M 1...
: I". if
i 5 .. J A '1.
i i "1.33 5
+ t
3 iltzuifl’“,
t...
M ‘liirago Iii-cord.
Form uny- oml “trio.
I
'l‘lirt'" nrc tinitir contciitcil burs ntiil girl!
on mir ,“ liiltt‘ll'u” (Arm. nulwlllllitltlliiiiil
III‘ ii~1~i ritnne In thin r-nnti‘fln'. Iitf'i vIlii'
\ctilli'» (‘uiiipiiiuviii 'l hc iiiowmcni city
word attract» on much nib-ution that the
multitudnoi’ rurul homes in which content.
do: lie la imrlmpi- nvnrlmihctl, A wuslhlo
ulrl writer! to licr bonu- urwspnpur: "I am
n inruwr girl I would not am- my mun-
tr‘v life for all the towns " 'llirfl‘ in it "dis
tine dinonicnt" which nometinwc impel-
to torch-d change to larger duties. but
'IIM‘ is n diiilm' nn‘ntl'til WM?“ "WWII"
Mill't'litl'iih and him! work ciwafiully. It
"My In' the l‘i‘ltwnlfll‘ glory of It IIMI ”It“: I.
mu faithful in that which in toilet.
cameos sou ,
-mm...my ‘i
the 8“!!an 1! Changed but Mull!-
Two The and Tan.
They have no conception of learning
an understood in tho wrist—of umtlio-
undies. chi-minty, geology or kindred
Monroe and of universal history. In-
deed they have n vcry imperfect knowl-
i-‘difl‘ Of geography. Their curriculum of
ttudy etnhwocu tlu- Cllllit‘le isliuinicii and
philosophy (a voluminomi compilation.
especially linldi ig in eminence tho
teachings of Confucius), the ”wary of
govcmmcnt and Chinese poetry and
history. It in the standard tlxcd 2,000
years ago and has undergone liiilo
ciiaugr in tho simvccding cruturicn.
()no of our diplomatic representatives
tells o! it conversation had with (mo of
tlic most distinguished Ht'litiliilil and
highest oiliccru in tho cinpirc. III which
they f'iiIthts-it-II their respective systems
of education. and he rcpcrts that bin
(Jliiucsc friend had ncvrr hrard of Hip
mcr. Virgil or Shukcsywarc; knew some-
thing oi' Alexander having crossed tho
Indus. had a vague knowledge of Caesar
and Napoleon, but none wliatcvcr oi’
Hannibal. l’itcr tho Great. Wclliiigton
or Ulili'l‘ niodrrti soldiers, and he was
ignorant of tn‘irouomy. iuaihcnmtirs or
the IIIOtII’i‘Il sciniiccit. When the Ameri-
can minister expressed surprise at thcso
drivers in Chinese education. tho main
dariu replied; “That is your civiliza-
lion. and you learn it. We have ours,
and \vc learn it. For ccnturh s we haw-
gono on catisih d to know what We
know. Why should we cum to know
what you know?"
Yet it must ho conceded that Chinese
scholars and officials are usually men of
dccidrd iiiirllrctual ability. cud ihi'y
:canuot be not down as uucducatcd lic-
cuuso they have not, followcd tho curric-
ulum of study umrkcd out by l'lnrcpciui
icirilization. It is a i-‘Hill‘t't' of natural
5 pride that they posscss‘n literature and
I, philosophy oldcr than aiiysimilar Icaru~
i ing of the \vcst, and which i'Vt'll at this
lday nrc not obsolotc, lint t‘xcrciso an
gob-rating moral and iuicilectual inlitz-
5. cucc on a vast multitude of the human ‘
l family.
lint no one of his rat-c icoro than Li
llnug (Thong rrcocuim-s thn dci'u-is ot’
illii- national system of l'llilt‘Illlilll.
i liargcly through his itifluci'cc.\lic rm-
!pcrnr INN cstalilislu-d at 1’: king acollcge
iwiili a full faculty of foreign professors
i for the iustructiou of chosen liliiiicsc
youths in tho l'litropcan languages and
illuItTll sci: iiccs. Willi a ‘.'ic\v to train-
ing; tlicni for thc diplomatic HI‘I'VII‘P. So
liI- has also i-stzililirlird .n‘ "I
the hot :15 5mm: his vicv-ii-gul residence,
vchool»: tor military, natal uiul mcdical
cducutiou. mount d by Iiiiropcau iu-
nll’io'iors‘. and his cxatutdv has iici ll i'ol-
lowml by other v1cvtc)‘::.—.loliu \V.
’lt'o:tcr ill t‘cuturr.
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A SCARED TIGER'S LEAP.
Caught In in Harrow (iniiy. It \‘ninly Tried
For Europe In :1 III): Tree.
Semi-d imiuinls Imp distances and
at times, Just. iH Int-ii in it stain of is-
citcmcnt do things il-at n~ioni.~h them
\vhcu thcy cool down and licgiii to think
about what tla y llii'i'l‘ done, When a
man mains u long jump up in thi-
.\diroiid:icks to gct across a brook lic i.-'
said to have "junipcd hit“ it til‘( r," but
iliould thorium limi- Until“ a. lcap. in
over a IllL'II burn or across a broad
brook, loving at the iimc in :i stain of
rxr llt‘liii ut. as liaruu: a bull clow :tII“I'
him. llI‘ jumps thin "lilw a. scared
llll.ilill‘il|1tli'lII-I'Iiiilil not make.
Finn-rs do not ordinarily tnlio to m. a,
In! tho-v li.u‘-'- liccu known todom \‘~'lll‘ll
badly sl‘iti'cd at Irving i‘It-N‘ pressed.
('aptiiiu :4. I). lirowuc tcllsoi aiiiiiduiu
ligci": lcap that litlltll‘li it in a trcb ti-p.
'l‘hc captain was waiting tor the lit-ati'r-é
iodriw a my r lii'i \vziy, \\Ilt‘ll oiic of
lli-~ bit: t‘:tl.~i:tptii'till‘il tit Illi' lt‘p til. it
such. Molly ravun- closc at band. The
Ii" liullri from the captain's ritlc
kiiiielu d tlic tier r brad our liccla down
tho gully banks. It lctrhcd up agaiiht
the bottom on its {ch. 'I'hi it it 1:].ttli' a
ir.iiitic il:i.~li .‘li‘i‘l‘fi thc ravinc Lotion. to
:i in c. 'liic shit s ol' tho gully m :i- hut
stir p ti 1' I'\l‘.l a cat. to climb, and up
and douu tlu to one liii‘ll t'cuily for it.
'l hc IllilIIHl tig- r had but a slug"
(Intin‘r, sliiu though it was. ’l'lutr- i- ;u
\‘-Iili'll it had umbrrl tiiighi l‘hlli".li it
than Iii" Illlllli‘ir‘. and up ll Jilliliii il.
landing among Illi‘lil'iillt‘lit‘fll'ili'l' If: tmi
nhovv thc ground. A lcu niouu ui»: lab r
.‘lllliilli‘l' bullet. killcd it.—.\'c\v Yr rl.
Sun.
The 1*er nod hvntirm-nlnt Murderer.
’I'Ili‘l‘i' l4 ii duty that tho must it
ltthiH oi all .lapancsc robin-rs, l-hllcuua
iiovinoii. ohcc by night ciitcriiiga Illill'fl
to kill iiiitlhlczil “an charim-d by Illi'
Miiih of a lull-y which I‘I'ili‘lil'tl out
haml- io qui. and hi- l‘l‘llliillll‘tl play-
ing will! the littlc crcuiurc until all
chum-o oi“ t‘illl‘} lug out his pnrposo nus
hot. It in not hard to In ln-vo Ilil“ shay.
I‘ii‘rl'f year ilu‘ lioilico rut-unlit ti ll of
l'iilil'iih'fll’ll «broth to I'IIIIIIH‘II by ptw
IHl‘iiiiltlI criminals, Sonic months ago a
iv-rrihic murder caw wasri-iuirtul Ill ”10‘
il‘i‘.tl piiln'mwilic niaugliicr of a lion-c
hold by robin rii. tict'cnpcrsonahiid lie-vii
litrrallyhcwn to pun-a wliilo mic-ch.
hut ilio piilici- ilisi‘iit‘cl'vil it little tiny
igni'n litilmrtucd. cl‘yiug :tlom' Ill u pool
If i-Icoti. and tin-3' (« tiud t‘VIiII'llll‘ on
mivtakalvlo that the men whoslz'w must
liiiu- takcugrcut care not. to hurt the
child.»l.ateadm llciirn.
Sol Inviting More ('nlllnlonu.
“No. air,” raid Ill“ "Hill who had
tray: rul, "I won‘t limit to rulc u illl‘f
cln. I had ihoughisi-f living it. but I
how you Ward of it peculiar trail in
the tiiaciiruo that carter-d inc to clniiuzr
my liiillll. "
"\thi'v that?"
“I Iiitlli round that u'licuyou first it}:
to ridn. iiyou im~ anything you Hpc-
cially it Hi] to :miid. you'ic almost c! 1"
Iain to run into it."
i “’I‘lurr's a good deal of truth in it. ”
"Wcll. thni malice the who"! for in".
I how I iiong‘li trouble with hill mill-ct»-
tm nil it iii. "-uWnrhiultou i-itnr.
icu-tsiu, for‘
liciglits that must surprise tlicuiiiclvcs 3
dcrr." scar-vi «Irv-r making jumps thc ‘
i
i
Sick Headache, Eh ?.~
Don't you know that a glass oi Ypsilanti ripcciiic. and i
a compress oi the snow with \Vililt‘ llanucl on r Illi' iorclL-ad
and temples, will cure it so quick it will Sill'iiils'.‘ you!
Try it once and sec;
. . M ERPJ- WATS
P.
A NATURAL 'N [Fl
snEC C
Our ”mil.- Tl‘nl/IW‘W lam, scat ti» .uiy :iddrcss tor i0
cents in stamps to li‘il’ postage. tclls all about it. and many
other remarkable W... oi this litilhl'iltiltl necessity.
THE YPSILANTI SPECIFIC Ct), BOSTON. MASS.
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Toilet Sets.
30 DECORATIONS.
33-35. 3-35. 3.90. 4740, 5-15.
9.85, 14.00. .
It you break a piece from one 0: our sets it can be
replaced. '
5.35, 5.1m, i .35, 6,50, 8.75
a
Dinner Sets.
ii DECORATIONS.
$3.35. H 55. i2“. I500. is 20. mu. “Mi. 27.76. 4"-
Ur you can buy whatyou want iroinopcu stock.
Tumblers.
50C, 40C, 'IS‘i 5"“ "(hit {’5‘}
Cut Glass.
Syrup cups. with triple plated tops, 75c.
NASH a. VANSCOY,
Cor. N. Main and West Streets,
CONNECTICUT
M, L25.
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SOUTH NORWALK
New York and Norwalk
Freight Line!
”COMMENCING
MONDAY, JUNE 22,
THE PROPELLERS
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
Will leave 'p‘cr 23, [East River, New York! ( icckipan street,)
FOR SOUTH NORWALK.
Daily at ioz3o a. in. lixtra lioat, Monday, chncmlay
and Friday at 5 p. m.
FOR NORWALK,
Monday, Wednesday and Iiii'lay at 5 p. in.
FOR NEW YORK,
Leave SoNorwaik Holly at (i p.ui. Imavc Noitt'alk,’l'ucu-
day, Thursday and Saturdayat 5 p. m.
‘VREDU non SALE
BIG
For the Month of August.
tioiuplctcliuc of watches, clocks, jeweliy,silverware,opalwme and
cut glass.
DIAMONDSI DIAMONDS!
A line line of stones at greatly reduced prices. All of these goods
while not sold at stru tly Cost price, will he sold low enough to attract
purchasers, who will tiud many rare bargains.
A. W. AUSTIN, 39 WaIIIStreet, Norwalk
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specialty
at
the
Sentinel Office !
Io Advertisers! YOU , , , ,
Changes cannot be guar- “
I‘io‘rvi'dr l'l'llillllhl'l‘ homing
.iln-iil "nir'n t-iifui'orilml I. l
hummer.
It illil'll' lllilll' Ilit'livln,“ Ml”
aulced the same day Lolly
is handed in. livery rca-
ht liable effort will be uncle
in acrimmodate patrons, numimi more on.» your, n.
hutchangcs criinot be in ““‘M" i' """" V” “W "‘
Jointed for it, i'urr'rt oi
sisted upon :15 a right un-
less Copy is sent in by 2
o'clock in the afternoon oi
the day before change is
all bowl troubles.
“ample lcdllen iron at It
”lentil-tilting it Colic. Hotwnlh
1". fl. lioxtor. ll. II. l'lnlsiod
and I1. (l. 'I‘omlliiwni. livoilh
desifl'd. o e N'ifl‘ko
Norwalk Chronicler