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. welcome «The Sentinel ethos.
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(electronics. aniline or trimmer it
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enrich to leave items of news or other met-
stlll be tuned at the entrance to The Benn:
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‘ TEE EVENING SWIM.
7 , South Norwnlk. Conn.
flu Evening Sentinel has a Circulation
term of Normal]; and in Suburbs
rm, Considerably, than the Combirwd
Circulation” the other Three Local Dail-
‘ Our Pm. Room it always open to'
1. Telephone Calls.
think: once. calo-
humane rooms. 03-2.
Brunch cities. 53.9. . , ,
ow Yorkr‘fiernld Weather Forecast.
all'be weather today promises to be generally
outwith scowly rising temperature. follow-
zby cloudiness. Tomorrow it promises to
bonurtlv cloudy. wli h it rise of temperature,
‘lollowed by rule and telling temperature.
" Themomet or Record
. l‘hehlahutpolnt of the thermometer for
the twanty-tour hours eudinc at one: today
was 74 iexrees soove zero: lowest. 55 degrees
miniature Alumnae for Tomorrow.
run rises " Bun sets I High tide l Lowtide
._ at one I arezio s :19 5:31
An Able Address.
‘ (Bridgeport Stoddard.)
" Congressmen Hill, of this district, nave
w a talk on the money question at the
Republican headquarters last night
' that-was wonderfully clear, comprchen
‘ sive and strong. His position on the
‘ blinking and currency committee of
I , the House of Representatives hue given
1 him an opportunity to study this subject
to great advantage, and he has
, thoroughly mustered it. The room was
full 9f interested listeners. who punct-
eaten the address with frequent nod
appreciative applause, and it was the
. universal sentiment ut the close that
“Congressmen Hill should deliver the
.eddress again in this city in n larger
,, hell, that more of the people may enjoy
uchunoe when: it. Mr. Hill's illustra-
‘ tions of his promsitions are clear and
‘ convincing, loud his charts afford an
opportunity to bring before the eye on
object lesson that enforces the state-
ment made. with the power of a dam
castration. We are glad to know that
Our active and able congressman is to
deliver this address in several towns
of the state during the campaign.
Murry of the Russian and Polish .low ‘
. ish immigrants who come to this mun
try are so ignorant that they believe it
divorce pronounced by u rabbi, is volid.
Numerous instances have rwcurrcrl in
which husbands and wives divorced by
rabbinical decree lmvo tukcn nowocn-
,jugul partners, fully bolioving they
were legally free. Wlmt is more, the
rabbit! who divorced them either thorn-
sclvrs did not know such divorces were
Illegal or bed willfully kept the portion
in llit' crises in ignorance. Yet those
Polish and Russian llll‘ll haw ootroublo
tit all in scouringcitimiship pnpors mid
thousands of thorn will vote for prcsfv
dentlnl electors in November.
........... .... m...
It humor-s u serious question whet to
. do with the surplus hoist-s on tho grim
‘ 3 Western munch. Thorn err-over 100.000
1 of ihcsiethul room unbridled mid unbro-
‘ *ltcii. The oxporinnut of slaughtering
them and running their mout was not a
timeout, Perhaps if someontvrprislng
capitalist would establish unhuin of for.
iillser factories nnmng ilwm lw might
make it pay along with the pcmuisim
~ from their beefs mnl hides. Unless
mothlng is done to diminish their
rapidly increasing nnmimrs thorn scum!
dunner that our western mono country
will he rivorruii with n horse post t-qmil
to the rabbit post in mine of the Culi-
‘ limits counties.
ll soyoisTihfiidi"“to‘wiiii an lot or
monoy end at the some time be no menu
. is any white men can be, or. him go to
‘ broth and earn the 924.0% Executioner
Weylcr otters for information that will
. loathe the rupture of n filibustering
, ”homer leaving American or any
‘ them If it is only a illibnsiorintt
‘ scheme! hehclps the tipsnish cruisers to
” were. he will minutiae provided the
1Internist-in aerate of mm:- than 205
tons. Weylcr"s fine and honorable til-
‘ plmnfivyhi revealed in his tli't‘tco or»
' erupting the csptsimi and rrmvs of ouch
ruptured testicle from all roommibliiiy.
'l‘lllo is In upon bid to such captains
will crews to be guilty of trnuobtry snd
. bstroy the men sort comm instructed to
MMWWMNWCYN» on.
airman t . ’ ' W
The Chinese 'vieeroy it prchsbly the
greatest livinu detention." “If monotone
or lilomsrok had been born in his place.
surrounded by the some conditions. load-
«18min the weight of the prelndiccs
and snpcrstitlcns at 7,000 years. instead,
of buying boon born Ouuonulncs in the
meet enlightened countries of western
civilization, It is doubtful if either of
them could have made so good a show:
in; as the wise and powerful old Chino-
nnin has done. New. at the use of 74‘
years. but as robust and commanding’
in mind and body as any men of 50, Li
Hung Chung, the great Asiatic with
loved Grout, puts aside the cares of
stoic by permission of his imperial mute .
tor and makes the grand tour of the
world. -
It is not for his-own pleasure he does
this. He could match John D. lioclrcy
fuller million for million in the matter
of wealtll) endtufter John's 179 Strind-
nrd Oil millions had run out old Chung
would still have an ample supply. He
has many palaces, and all that our: make
life worth living, oven to an assortment
of wives, and he has more fume then the
emperor himself. '
But he and his muster remember the
drubbing the Japanese gave them. They
rightly attribute it to Japanese knowl-
edge of western ways and warfare, west-
ern weapons, western ironclads, western
marching end .rsilwsys and supplies.
They went to see what it is that ruckus
the West greater than Asia. So the em-
peror sends Li on his travels around the
world. The result will undoubtedly be
it great boom of modern improvements
in the kingdom of the yellow follows.
This boom the United States must have
the benefit of. It must have its share of
supplying China with all that she needs
to bring her abreast of modern notions.
It is right, therefore, that we welcome
. royally and show him what Wonder-
ful machinery and inventions we hove,
how rich and resourceful we are.
There is no doubt but in course of
time Chino will come abreast of modern
notions. Her defeat by Japan may huvo
been the best thing that could have bo-
fallcn her.
It is n pleasure. us each Sept. 4 rolls
around. to extend our congratulations
to our sister of France on being able to
steadily maintain a republic in the
midst of the most adverse conditions
government of the people over encoun-
tered. On the one hand the Bonapart-
ists, on the other the Bourbons. are ready
at any moment to pounce upon the
slightest weak spot in her republican
armor and wound her to the death. Her
own people are exgitublo. suspicious and
changeable. ndmirnblo us they are in
many respects. In front of her and
around her the rulers of empires and
kingdoms turn cold eyes upon her rind
watch her experiment of u democrwy
with only half. veiled hostility. Until
Pope Loo XIII issnodhis command from
the Vatican that such a scandal should
no longer be the very church and priests
of the people were nil against her and
upmily in favor of [binnportism or Bom-
bonism. Yet through it all the republic
of France has livod 26 years this 4th of
September and gives fair promise of liv-
ing on many microfiche more. May it
be so, and may the citizens of both
France and the United States become
your by your more wine, kindly and truly
republican, more closely knit together
in the great brotherhood of nations!
Li Hung Chung, one of the four great
men whom (icnernl Grunt discovered
when he went around the world. may
turn out to be the greatest of them oil.
The others were Ihruconsllold, Bismarck
and Hambcttu. The estimate of Ihotconso
field by the geuorutiou tliut followed
him is that he was not it most mun of
the first rank after all. (.‘lunilmttn died
too soon. liismnrck clouded his grout-
noss by u hdrribly bud temper which
wrought his downfall at inst. Only Ll
Hung (lining. the poworfnl, wily, oven
tempered, dcoply thinking (thinuman, is
left. not ii whit Minted in honors. influ-
ence or intellectunl force. though he is
it yours old. l
....
Tm oulobrution‘of the battle of Sedan
by the Germans and of the prmlnmntiou
of the third republic by the French
come so near togothor that the old bit-
terncssis unnnnlly opt to be warmed
over nguin in the French mind. flopt. 1.
M70. the bottle of linden was fought.
Sept. 2 Napoleon lll Mirroridorod. with
90,000 mm, to the Premium. Sopt. 4
the durum-(l and desperate l’iiriiiions pro~
«:lnimml the republic. ’l‘iwn tollowod
the awful sconce of tho commune. 'I'ho
(lr'r'llllliu, Ml time goes on, colobrnic
more onthusiustimlly the nnnivoriiuiy
of linden. which will not tend to soothe
the French fooling townrd them.
The ports will grant the (Smiths e
semen“ governor and financial untou—
orny with setting. The string is that
tho Urctnns shell pay on annual tribute
r. the sultan and that the powers shell
gnsrsntoo the payment of the money.
While this is better than having brutal
Turkish tax collusion rob and melts-cot
the (imam rind extort by claim double
the items they were entitled to, still it is
not finenelsl eutonoruy by any menu.
ileum of the New Yeti: papers that
have taken every occasion to learnt the
West and snub oil the cwntry outside of
their own provinoinl town are new
pained almost to the point of test! he.
more cert-in portion Ire striving to stir
up sections! minorities. flow Ind tlill
u .
yllfil’lltfl. PATTI".
s new Mlpflhflflub w
my to Mind by Using the Com.
with the agents of the celebrated Bust
Glove-Fitting Patterns, by which we can
present to our lady renders some of their
very newest and ehoioem patterns of
garments. Full and exxlloit directions
for putting together the “merits sc-
oompnny each pattern
turf) . :5 '
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5939-Mltsos' Worst wal'n Tucked 1Collar.
6654‘mlv1iltn‘i' Shirl.
mm or liAY MANTON.
Sheer grins linen is here stylishly
showmmudo up over rose pink tnii'cto
linings, trimmed with lintistc insertion,
and edging to match. Stock collar and
rosettes of rose pink satin ribbon. The
fullwuist is gathered top and bottom
and arranged on fitted linings ut squirt-e
yoke depth. blessing slightly in front.
The under-uric get-es one smooth, and
the clot-lug is invisible in the centre of
the full gathered book. The tucked
yoke portion extends on the shoulders
in prottily bordered oonulettes or sleeve
caps that. full gracefully over the puffed
sleeves, the ends flaring widely apart or
ho. book. The shoves can be made
arranged hyduintily gathered fullm-ss
.it the top: on elbow trill finishes
the short sleeves, as pictured. The
skirt is shupcd with front and side pores,
the full straight buck being specially
odnptcd to thin fabrics. A narrow frill
waged with embroidery forms the foot
trimming, sowed on under a straight
sand of insertion to match that on
.vuist. Stylish gowns for misses con
(bus be made of any sheer summer fob-
ric, us well as of ginghnm, porcnle. lawn.
silk or light weight Wool materials.
Luce, insertion, hnpd, gimp or funny
latching mny be used for decoration.
The quantity of material thirty-six
:nohcs wide required to make this
must foramiss 1n the medium size is
hrce yards. To mukethc skirt it will
chumthrce and one-half yards of the
«rum-I. width criteria).
The waist pattern, No. €830. is out in
was for rulsscs of mi, twulve, fourteen
unzl linden yours of one! The skirt
pnitem, No. «our. is out in sizes for
misses of ten. twelve. {curtain and six-
teen roars.
EVENING SEITIIEL
OOUPON.
lutitlina to one nggmfiafii‘uy e u. o, No.
"‘ t
Out this out. cu it. your mruemdnddren
" Mid mull or title t to
Stvrtennt’s Bernie House
KAI!
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’A'I'I'ERN No. ”3‘ . rm lllZl ----IN
This mull-rm and in cents VIII secure
shove imliorn nt liturtovu it's. lMIlfll mm
and Ann streets. iiouth antmth.
We have made special monuments .
lull or’clbew length, the pulls bolug'
Buyer (Cllllllliflll’lilnylw day, boy, are
7 ill sure this horsv won't score at u Illi'ti»
motive? Stable Itiiyw-l"! are: No‘ mm b!
Why, sir, lhrrro ilillrrcnt nicn intro twin
killed lxunitm that tie to horse bulked
in the middle of tha- ltiirk rumijoy socin'
the hullglue coniiii'.
A club-t Wu prrmimo for pelt.
Wit! Il-‘lnlfed will plow mi flu: tho".
”GM “AM "I in tin! 7m",
But I omit is plum
'i‘luitl or “(city work on guy-ell.”
K Lev-gm Liquid (line is the
- mosticnsclousofallgluesmost .
flexiblr,im. Monulacturcrsusc
it to cement leather belting,
e
1 Think oftlmlf It ominous no g,
acid to distolor the finest goods.
I; it needs no hosting. it is as
hand at montage. it dries
: slow nothings cm be evenly ,
f m d. his squall gentler!“
, nchild’stnyor line dubind. f
r lug, cut-gloss or a broken their.
Wins to! m m reacts. .
Chum potent twist Wes.
"~ .
Connecticut
Laundry,
Haviland street.
t
The work turned out last week
went to about three hundred per-
dcred ran up into the thousands.
Too large lots went to Stamford,
where they wear large collars and
are so intelligent that they are
quick to appreciate and take our
hygienic work and fine finish, in
preference to New York work.
,This week the finish will be bet-
ter still. Receiving baskets are in
six or seven stores and the wagon
will call on request, while the
Laundry is convenient of access,
being within ablock of the busi-
ness center o‘r the sooth end.
Connecticut
Laundry,
_ ' .Huvdand strcct.
sons and the number of pieces laun- .
eosro
CORNER lull Alto WALL STREETS, IORVIMJI.
N. v. ounce. 442 BROADWAY
“STORE! ;
: ‘I
CLEARING or
SUMMER GOODS
We Simply Put a Price on Them and! Let Them Co.
9 jacket, for
7 jacket, for
5 jacket, for
4 jacket, for
Capes.
$5.00 silk capes,
7.98 silk capes,-
1075 silk capes,
15.00 silk capes,
18.00 silk capes,
11.00 silk capes,
5.00 velvet capes,
9.75 velvet capes,
10.75 velvet capes,
12.00 velvet capes,
Cloth Capes.
$3.50 cloth capes, appliqucd,
4.08 cloth capes, nppliqucd.
\
.uupn.
888338
magnum
8838
I .
2.
5.25 cloth capes, strapped scams, 2 25
88
* In our BIC CLOAK soon-
NOW is the time to buy alight weight Cape orJacket for" fall wear. We want all the
room for our Heavy Winter Jackets. Here are the prices: '
$12 jacket,best covert,silk 1incd,for 5,00
3.98
3 50
2.50
I .98
5.98 navy blue capcs, 2.98
5.50 silk embroidered cams, 2 98
6.98 black cape, 2.50
Children’s Dresses.
$ .50 gingham dresses,
.75 chambray dresses,
1.50 chamliray dresses,
Children’s Hats.
10c wash lawns,
25c pink sun bonncts,
98c silk hats, 25c
08c lawn bonncts, lace trimmed, 49c
30c and 49c lace caps,slightly soiled, 1 0c
Silk Waists.
.3400 silk waists,
7.00 silk waists, ‘
5. 2 5 black silk waists,
6.7 5 black silk waists,
25c
50¢
98c
10c
15:
'1 .98
5.“)
3.75
4.75
SHIRT WAISTS, 19', 49, 98c
THE BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets,
NORWALK, CONN.
NOTICE '
\8 To
Contractors l
The Selectmen olibe Town of Dorian wlll
receive smiled bids for furnishing the motor
island wrlurminuibolntm in imprnvlnit s
motbm n.’ the rmnlunvln sub! town of Dorie-n.
in the turnpikemum Mumford to Darleb
fromutmint on nib! rnmlwuv pne hundred
loot. (loin westorly Iron; the . l . N. II. .1:
it it. ridge nvr'rmlll turnpikomonr lhestntlon
of sold rnllmnal M Home. wiwlurlvion point
mm feet from mid point . lonnunmrwement. in
nonviolent-swim limitless and specifications
s .brnlttod innit-iniuviuvmi by the Cm noctb
cut lligbwny ’(‘AImHil-Wlnnel'fi. pursuant to
tthspiori'lttflii olihe Public Acts of not.
lllddnrs should give a orivelpcr llnoul f «it of
snivlrrmrllnttlie uime um cot. Th» town.
throuah its Nelwtmou. yea-nos the right to
imvrmsounlirninlshthe number of feet lm-
uruvml. nil sedition» or disinctivms to be made
at the Wonder” viii! at mid unprovennem. nod
mlmpnidlor, it lovuns; Il. ul' allowed for if
diminished. m the run. led par lincol font.
'l'bolml must isnm'muiemtul bye bond of
tin-hiddenwith suilivlvn ruii'i‘ll’. n the sum
of tum. iotbe sniimwiwn oi the Selectmen.
vumiiiva-tl ilnnt. If the contract Hmll be
nvmrvlwi to the humor. he wiilMlion reoriented
bythe fie‘wtmen, om-ule an nmmunent in
perform the ivnrk ua‘i‘nfillll“ lo the plans rind
specifications.
l'umsnnd “monk-others may be soon soul
v-xncii' ml tit the 'l'uWn l'lvzgk'soi'ih-e lIl Dunn“.
and iii the ”film of tho number-r. Wm. ll t‘noh»
cone, in rlutnfnrd. ‘liio h‘l‘ll’l't‘mPll‘WllI inert
at Illi'll’ "mm in lmri n In receive bid» on the
n: b ilm' ur b'cplonilu-r. boo. It 2 n'l'lov'lt m the
allornrmtr.
All tools should be cowl em! in on envelope.
nod soldromol to J. t ‘.l\ lumfoltor. l’lrsl tloioct'
menJinrlen. i’mvn 'llu- Huivqimon resvrm
tho rmht in rowel our end all bids. ii. In their
uplnimi. ilmom-rwt ..r the new requires It.
ll .me oi lmrluu. Maxim whim.»
.i. i'. h Llhitl’lulfl'l'lli.
1' ll. \\ A'l Milli ill.
A bl.\t?liAi‘. Huievlnion.
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“HANG l1 BIA )tléll lMtl
is wliutihc Autumn girl is devotions
must deal of attention to just new. but
her momma is rimming her cnci’gicn to
the proper rims-mum of the home for
the social i'ritcrtniunwuls and fnniily
mfortu of the ensuing sensed by visit»
ltimr l)wltvr‘s,uml chiming from his
choice undoingnntstm-kof \vnll palm
in artistic designs nod varied tints mid
calm.
Printers’ Supplies.
Artiste’ materials. Plum.
Pictures m to order.
,Himre mm’kt'rul. lord“. tum fr
' Ilwsl will hurls. :I lb» lur .
Borden's Extract of Coffee, for picnics,
possible to obtain?
if
if
etc?
Where one I obtain the finest Gilt Edge Cream- i
cry Better in town, 22c lb; 5le for {1.00? l
l
i
Delicious Java and Mocha Coffee. the tinesti
20043 i
Sey-
mour’s .
"my, .- W a... “a-.. .. i. _ r... M
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
TELEPHONE CALL. 58-!
Important Questions Answered!
3 High Grade Tennis all the name indicates-dim-
ply perfwt?
3 A full line of the Ferris Celebrated Home. Beno-
ileesBocon. etc. Thefluestgoodstobesecumd?
5 Fancy White Full Cream Cheese, Old English
Dairy Philadelphia Crumfieufchntol?
”Not hot cheap, but how good. We can serve you in the most acceptable manner.
Leading Grocer.
33 WEST WASHINGTON 311, .
one
Fun" smvet pnlnbw, par wk
“it" K'n. l Illill'itflrl‘l. “L”! It m. ... ..
......
t lb pnr'kouu of bonito
hobo {Vs ommnuiwcr b. .. .
Nonprofitpdrlh .. . .. ....,,., ...
lbstlnrrimibn lny. .
:ilbpeilov ioloon.for........
blow curly. iiixniwis.3vnnslur ..
lukei-lhomnum lilti.lli'itliofvvt...
Msorimlmmmuuu
albsbcsi starve Int
Maud
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Donovan Building,
rumor] iml‘, 21b elm ............,. ........ .
U
one? ”
is very powerful. it may take you to the old store where you
have traded for yours, but RIiFiJiCTlOX upon the fact that
you g 't the some, or possibly better quality, for IIAIJ’ I’RICIE
will surely bring you to its. ISXAMlNlil CUM PARIS! THINK l
I.
:3
Per Bag; $4.25
‘ NEW YORK GROCERY co.
i
so. NORWALK'I
Twin invenojflurue _.... .. .... .. WM”
(iv-M vim-l, ;. filing" .
Wmhiv i: win. wt in . .
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. Miami sardine-r Mum-tint ,. ._ ,. .
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l'ullmlimmm‘lnngnv. Mlle .. ... w... , . ..
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l‘biiomlmm hombre; run .. , . . , ..
firm-lurch.borrstvkciro .. . . . . , 3. ,..
“lbs smirwruwksm ini- . _ ....... m... . 5.3 ..
all»:lomuncmolrnrulnr .. .. ., it ~-
tiba “mammary- fw . V 133 ..
illicit-«rnhlllfl for ,. . 2; «
Per Barrel.
South Nor-walk.
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