~- mam, we]: main Help
, “ «showdown last
‘ step. At all of the fashionable dances
. Narcmake Gun club. of Norwalk.
on a hunting trip in Massachusetts.
“1......
ploysdseatraiudeesmberoutheflw
Karen, Render. linens charge of for.
m "India he passed two worthless
obnhltramonnu‘oflio etchinm'
fordby pounding to have an account
minimum bank
The oldnfubioned polka has steadily
been placed. lathe background,» the!
now it is quite chalets. and has been
superseded almost entirely by the two-
this winter it is thought that the two-
stepwill be even more in vogue than
the waits.
Many of the big manufacturing cone
cerasdisplqed the “American flag, yrs-
terdsy. inhoiter of McKinley’s election,
and many private residences were decor
ated with flags and stmamers or bunches
of yellow material. .
Banal. swans, of Danbury, have
shipped four of their horses to Germany. .
They are Quartermaroh, 2.111/-' Bor-
x49
tense, 2.21%; Carroll R... 2.25; Iieola,
2.30.
Jerry Miller, who was burned out at
Springdale, yesterday, as exclusively
told in The Sentinel, is a member of the
Walter Bpringsteiu is in jail, serving
out a fifteen days’ sentence. with $7 and
costs additional, as the result of his elec-
tion’day drunk.
Mrs. C. F. Loomis, of Holden avenue,
is suffering from the effects of a fall;
down stairs. ‘
Frank F. Clarke, of Cranbury, is oh
“The worst cold I ever had in my bf..
was cured by Chamberlain'sCough Rem ~
edy.” writes W. H. Norton, of Suttel
Creek,0a1. “This cold left me with a
cough and I was expectorating all the
time. The remedy cured me, and 1
want all of my friends when troubled
with a cough or cold to get it, for it will
do them good.” Sold by G. C. Stillson.
How to Cure Bilious colic.
I suffered for weeks with colic and
pains in mystomach caused by bilionsness
and had to take medicine all the while
until I used Chamberlain’s Colic, Chol-
era and Dial-rhino Remedy. which cured
me. I have since recommended it to a
good many peeple. Mrs. F. Butler, Fain
haven, Conn. Persons who are subject
to billions colic can ward off the attack
by taking this remedy as soon as the first
symptoms appear. Sold by G. C. Still-
son.
The three-year-oid boy of J. A. John
son, of Lynn Center, Ill., is subject to
attacks of croup. Mr. Johnson says hv
is satisfied that the timely use of Cham-
berlain’s Cough Remedy.during a severe
attack, sdved his little boy’s life. He is
in the drug business, a member of the
firm of Johnson Bros. of that place; and
they handle a great many patent modi-
cines for throat and lung diseases. He
had all these to choose from, and skilled
pbycians ready to respond to his call,
filfilelmziles' Jacket Basque.
This neat basque is adapted to travel-
ing, shopping. general outing or streei
wear. i ,jl‘he material represented i.
brownish gray mohair that matched the
skirt, brown military braid and small
round pearl buttons furnishing the dec-
oration. The closing is effected diago-
nally on the left front with four largi
pearl buttons. The basque is rendered
glove-fitting by the usual double bus!
darts and other seems, all of which an
sprung below the waist line toproduce
the stylish rippled effect. The righl
front extends on the left in double-
breasted style, the upper portion being
revermd in a single brood rover that is
stylishly decorated with rows of braid
and buttons. A standing collar finishe-
the neck, trimmed with braid in military
style. The one seemed gigot sleeve.
are of fashidnable size. the fullness bf:-
ing gathered at the top, and the wrist»
neatly trimmed to simulate cuffs
Basques in this style will be popular for
early fall wear, chevlot, tweed, canvas,
cloth and mixed woolen fabrics beina
attractively trimmed with braid, velvet,
or straps of cloth in contrasting shades.
A skirt of brown and cream checked
woolen fabrics had the basque of plain
brown cloth with rover faced with the
check in place of the braid trimming.
The quantity of material, forty-four
inches wide, required to make this
basque for alady of medium size is tw»
and three~fourths yards.
The pattern,‘lv'o. 685i, is cut in sizes
for ladies having a 32, :34, 36, 38, 40 um
42—inch breast measure, and retails fol
twenty-five cents.
evsslne scariest!
COUPON.
Entitlina to one Flemin- any size of Re.
Cat this out. on in yournameaudedress
and mail or take it to
Sturtevent's Bargain House
l
Nun
Annalee mwm..-.-.__..-..._._..__.__.-
?ATTEBN No. seal SIZE is
This coupon and 12 cents more
above pattern at Bturtevaut’s. ortb Main
and Ann streets. South New I.
' are
, whet balespt irreverently toesll“eoo~
marrow”
‘ Thorium-off
,wbsttberoomistoho needtor. if only
n
the
his ., , ill ’
always tobts , , .;
tbs-WMMwboltaoee-thiemtsnd .
misuse count on s boy's room with
founded-reaminswerlr." ll be is alive _
tor. unmmrwwnd limbs ‘90-"
airmen masonic“ pillow-buns. oldies, ‘
Mohammad. '
nrnlsbingdepund upon
fora ballroom, showman. mm. 0'
sour-o bodiifmntfrom that received by
one intended for more general purposes.
But in any case comfort rather than ele~
gonna should be the aim. A good. stout
carpet which will “stay put," as the boy
would say. is preferable to roar. An iron
bedstead and roomy ‘cbiifonler are far bet-
ter than the regulation bedroom set, and
the folding bed is to be shunned as a de-
vice of the evil one. It has nothing to
recommend it, either from the standpoint
of good taste, health or convenience.
Much f are is also a mistake.
Again, should be a feeling of
roominess, tb on the floor and the walls,
and this is quickly sacrificed by times un-
necosnry chairs and tables and pictures
which mothers delight in, but which boys
detest. What the boy really desires is
plenty of space for his various belongings
and liberty in arranging them.
I know a little room “low lying ’neath
the eaves” which has nothing to attract in
the way of elegance or richness of decom-
tlon. It has a substantial brusscls carpet
of a guy little French pattern in red and
blue; alight, iron bedstead, a table, book~
shelves; leather sebtcd rocking chair and
waehstnnd, all of old oak, and a couch,
which is also a packing case, upholstered
in French blue crctonno with a pattern of
big red chrysantliomums. A curtain of
bizarre striped scrim at the one window is
carefully draped so as to be quite out of
the way, and the walls are covered with
delicately tinted paper sprayed over with
clover blossoms; the only pictures are n
lino engraving of George Washington on
horseback and a large, daintlly framed
photograph of tho owner‘s mother. Plenty
of room is thus left for the amateur photo-
graphs, woodcuts, trophies of the chase,
with which a boy likes to exercise his own
taste in dccomtlon.
The closet adjoining this (ion of delight
has been converted into 0 dark room for
photographic purposes by the insertion if
n ruby glass window. Below this wind w
is a long shelf, originally placed there with
a view to its supporting a lump in u proper
position to illuminate the dark room
through the ruby glass window, but incl»
dcntally it is a convenient mecptaclc for
boxing glovcs, bulls, rackets, combine
gloves and the like. By means of u cru-
tonno vulnnco the space beneath is mimic
available for shoes and slippers—(lump-
boll Pendloton in Pittsburg Dispatch.
flow the Monkey “'on.
A we was proposed lantwm-n a monkey
undo foxliouml. All the bound claimed the
selection of the ground the monkey stipu-
lutoil that any method of arriving at the
goal should be doomed fair.
“This," said the monkey. “is necessary,
STYLES AND COLORS.
London Regarding the Latest Fads in lists.
The startling Information The! Games From
The startling information comes from
us it is Well known that I cannot maintain
one steady gait, like u dog."
he allowed his way, and that any mot-bod
of arriving at the coil of the race should
llcullnwoll. When all was ready and the.
signal given. the monkey sprung nimllly
nay troublo “alienate weenieenv
circularit- an bins shipped to Bu-
rovc. and this in the busiest pm of the
moon. be my "I in! my heels, tron»
his me most. «arknow l have bad kilo
as! complaint for I. long time, and
choosing to see Dean's Kidney Pills
advertised as a kidney remedy. and not
a euro—all. I had impatience. escorts in
them to at I be! at Plainted’s drop
The jlulgcs sold that the monkey should '
store and try them. The first be: con-
vlnced me that theywere lull flat I
needed. so I took another box. 1 did
not require no more after that. for
my back become well. I prescribed
them for my son. who has had a wash
back' from boyhood. (They noted him.”
it's a way Donnie. Kld’n’sy Pills have.
They do their work Illeptly and quick-
Iy. This ll the universal testimony
they have. They are a specific for the
kidneys. 0n them they not directly.
The recommendations they have are
universal. .
The achintbuk has no greater oneo
my than Dunn's-Kidney Pills—not in.“
jurioua to the most delicate con-tithe
lion. Do not not on the bowels, but di-
rect on the kidneys. For sale by in
dealers. Price. 50 cents per box, or six
boxes for $2.50. Sent by mail on .re-
oelpt of price by Foster Mllburn C0,.
Buffalo. N. 1.. sole agents for the
United States.
Hives are not dangerous to life. but
they are I prolific breeder of misery
and profanity. Dean’s Ointment given
instant relief, even in the worst cases
or this and other usspmtlng diseases
.1 0‘!- ll... ’
POPULAR TRIMMINGS.
Silk retiim‘:conilnuo In Favor—AI
Da'lnty no Ever.
llcadcil and jeweled passerucnterio, with
glittering pendants of all sorts, is greatly
in vogue. Fridges and drops of jewels on)
mrried over the front of the bodice, and
glittering decorations are placed upon the
tops of skirts, while the variety of scintil-
lating bolero and corsclot pieces is almost
unlilnlti‘al. Jeweled goods in the web on:
also csmzoillllgiy fashionable and Are used
for evening gowns and bmllccs. Block
notgspzluglcd mid hffldl‘tl with gold, silver,
steel and tinted ‘mctuls, has first place in
favor. lllzick always comes to tho front
simultaneously with metallic and jewel
clients because it forms so admirable a
foil. White nndcnlorsd note and genres
may he found. however. by thmo persons
profi‘rrlrlg u. loss striking contrast. Jot
is, of course, among the trimmings now
in vogue.
Biol-k, pcttlmuts very much trimmed
with chilies and law. are now having their
innings, but the fashion"! llfl‘K‘llll or pom-
pnllnur silk potl‘iooam line not yet Sllllr‘clilt‘il.
Their trimming consists of white, tinted
,. soon; =
BIIGGIES,
catarrh is to throughly expel the poison
_harlllless remedy that produces immod-
. .
at
"the
waeonsi
Nov and looond-Hond.
PHAETDIS.
GARRlIBES,
GINDPIES,
SPINDLES, ETC.
_—
PRICES TO SUIT ALL
CALL AND sun THEM.
HENRY TILLY.
—_
The only permanent cure for chronic
from the system by the faithful and per-
sistout use of Aycr's Sarsupzirilla. This
wonderful remedy proves successful
when all other treatment has failed to
relieve the sufferer. ,
Theories of cure may be discussed at
length by hysiciuns, but the sufferers
want quic relief; and One Minute
(tough Cure will give it to them. A
safe cure for children. It is ”the only
into results." E. P. Weed and 6.0
Stillson.
A cough which persists day after day.
should not be neglected any longer. it
means something more than a mere lo-
, We will not promise; 91‘" the, twin,
home do 'promise ‘to show you
the'largcst and best assorted stock
0 >
. , 'Milllneryl
In the Twin Cities. Examine all the ' ‘
stocks in the cities and then come
to us and compare prices, styles and
quality. '
H. KRI‘EGER,
V; “654 and 556 Main St, Bridgeport Conn.
Fine Printing.
2 specialty v
- Sentinel Office!
W
Paper-Hanger, Galoiminer
WALL PAPER IND BORDERS
Borders and Gilt Mouldings taken to
houses for inspection, on notice by postal
Estimates Cheer-fully Given.
__7
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk.
J. O.JENNING$,
Painter.
MEG-II m
1 NORTH MAIN STREET
South Nor-walk.
Sample Books of Latest Styles of Papers
mo
4—:—
“ire/fin
takes out iiik,painf, ‘ ‘
tru', pliclngrease j -'
.le warning. Ring I
' ——.\n Acid.—-— 100.. 256.. It Drug
of
B No unpleasant odor. and DryGoedsStms
Not inflammable. Samples mailed, 5c.
Q L. B. SUTTON, New Canaan, Ct.
Ir
the clever artist fo
write home glorious letters of “
the 0015me Mrs This"
Sold by A. Dickerman do Son, 50. Nor-
wallr; Finncy & Benedict, Norwalk.
rials... mm.
that ata. use to ‘
and from purely business
All who with warm «if?
(”03“ awesomeness
New York for your! “Ilium
cm the artists? clubs and
of artistic social . like
of; the ~
Willi?
the celebrated Mr. That, " Bil
there is talent behind, the outfit.
turn home in one time without
lug made u min-ll. upon the w
In no profession is real marl all
sizable. It is a canoe! the sunk
fittest. One good strobe nickel
and all else follows a close mo ,
Some of these girls bear names it!“ , .
left their impress on the world's ll , '
Not the least notable of these is
daughter of “L.”- Howells. T
Mise Howells has a studio in her
apartment facing Control pork.
works daily with her brushed, rarest
her profession, as literature labor M
Miss Howails, iiftdra long doom , J
in Paris, Rome and London, begs,
lustrating her father's poems. ‘ ,
pieces attracted attention, and the
nose with which she caughttbe‘on
of the work made friends for1
writers. Miss Howells' work a ,
ularly in the highest class magaz’iu
she has settled down to the profession if
regular illustrative wor . ,. '
Another of the girl artists of RWY k
who-bemoan introductory name ism ~
Eggleston. daughter of Edward Egglcoton.
lior specialty is children’s faces. Those
she does with much delicacy, making them
young, sweet and dlnlpled. She was th
first artist who ever had the oouragoto ‘
a pug nose upon a child's face, though
children's noses are retrousso. Ilium-v .
glcston carves exquisitely. When she was '
a little girl, she carved an “idol" out of is
rotten piece of wood. liar father outwit
and was impressed with the correotmgof 1
the lines, for the child had exactly ooplgd .
an idol in the Metropolitan meson-unfit ‘
he told her to keep on. At 10 Mar W ‘
iiou in art began. ~ ,
George W. Cable's daughter is another ,
of the daughters of literary fathers Vb
have worked successfully with the brush.-
Though married-now, this young would!)
is still u "girl artist," ornbclllsblnaher
father's writings and successfully contriba
utlng to the magazines. Her best workis
in the character sketches whlohrhor father '
describes so graphically. She says she “sees
them while he reads."
A young woman whose workhas a
cd no little attention is Elsie Cl‘ewddnu’
tor of Henry ‘Clews, the banker. Miss
Clows' best work is seen in her outdoor-
skctchcs. llcr desire was to palntlnnd
scope, and she did it so well that. the am. ,
dents crowded around her easel, as, they
will around anything good, and freely ads
mired.
bliss Mary Flower, niece of former- 80V-
crnor Flower, has style, something bigth .
valued in art Work. Her family portraits ,
have the touch of great twenty, andihe!
commissions have men paintings for fam-‘
ily portrait galleries. ' .
Miss Jcsszully Harte, Bret Hand’s
daughter, is known in uquiet wnyto initi-
trutors us “a young woman who can if Ibo
will.” Like her father, she works when.
she feels like it and with marvelous talent. .
She studios in the same way, by fits. and
starts. She is one of the youngest of the
illustrators and has an expressed ambition
to do newspaper illustrating. , ‘
Miss Margaret Kittredgo, daughter of
the well known clergyman, is a girl W11
along in art work. She points with tunidh .,
painstaking illld disposes of all tho‘wtlk
she cares to do. Many of the art mam
like lilies Kittroilge, who have a cuter-loin!
friends generously offer to show amorph-
tures with their own, and so many unlit
ls eilectod. ’ '
Most girl artists marry too socnfortbnir
artistic prospects to mature. One of those.
whose, talents gave her recognition ins
your, in Miss Mary Goodwin, one of the
clever Goodwin sisters of Savannah. in '
one short your slicodvauoai' from a modest .
student at the league to a general illus-
trator. Then-silo was claimed by alums
newspaper for “exclusive services” at I
salary thzlt would support a whole family
in comfort, oven in Gotham.
Miss (.lomlwln‘s specialty is figure Mk,
into which she puts the nameless ““110"
that has made her older sister's fume. The
three Goodwill sisters, though famous, its
all more girls. . ‘
Many others of the art school girls have .
”futures." Among them are Lulu Mostly,
daughter of General Mom-y; mic-e Hairs-
ilold, daughter of Commodore MWM'
the navy; Mabel 'l‘idhall, danghtenof Gem
oral Tidball, and Ellen Malian, dough”
of Captain Muhlln, United States W
All are inn-footing themselvoe‘for “limit
tlve work—Jim York Journal. ' '
nos. on. n. {Sansone
Can be consulted at her office
"42 Bnoan Strum, Bmuorronr, 00“.,
From 10 a. m. to 7 p. in. any day except
Sunday.
The doctor is a regular physician and for
the past nineteen years has made the diseases
of womonn spec-lolly. Lollies suffering frog}
anydlmr-ulty lncldeuito the sex can consu
Dr. (lulllord in the strictest confidence. with
thoassumnce of receiving the most skiilfulund
scientific treatment known to modern sur err
and medicine. Home care with nurse ur-
ulshed when rel ulred. Terms moderate
All letters prom of. v replied to. lnoloso storm
upon the dog's buck, clusping him tightly
around the neck, at the same time spun-
riug him on. When nonr tllo end of tho
roving ground, the monkey suddenly
Jumped to the ground mulwitll one bound
reached the goal and won the prize.
Wit often is more than n match for mus-
sin.
but selected this remedy for use in his
own family ata time when his child‘s
life was in danger, chuse he knew it
to be superior to any other, and famous
the country over for its cures of croup.
Mr. Johnson says this is the best selling
cough medicine they handle, and that it
gives splendid satisfaction in all cases.
. For sale by G. C. Stillson.
London that the latest fad there is fo
cused upon 2‘, and 2‘5 brims upon sti.l
hats of 5 and 51,, deep blocks.
This may be regarded as “important
if true," for while London does no'
dominate the American styles it does
influence them to u very great extent,
and the remarks of our London corrcs
pendent upon page (it) will be of inter—
est.
Apropos of the above the English fad
for fancy colored bands upon tourist
hats has made its appearance ben- and
is breaking out in Philadelphia to an
alarming degree. where it is remitted
npoxngood authority real giddy bands of
the straw but order are being W1 ru.
Quiet modifications of this in two
color bands are being shown by the New
York city case houses. but are not meet-
ing with high fever so for.
Our prophecy that the soft but was re-
turning to favor is being born out by
('ill irritation, and the sooner it is rollov-
ed the better. Take Ayer's Cherry Pec-
torill. It is prompt to not and sure to
cure.
A Von-ll Question.
I went in the schoolrmim one morning.
My two little girls were there
And over their atlas bonding,
Each with a puzzled air.
EASY AND PLEISANT 1'0 TIKE
Patent
Medicines
A Remarkable Mineral Water.
Readers of this paper will find the ilil‘
vertisomont calling attention to Ypsi-
lanti Specific, a natural mineral water.
The powers and virtues claimed for
this water are relllarkablo. but the Yp
silanti Specific Co. of 104 Broad St,
Boston, is prepared to furnish evidence
at any timeio anyone of the truth of
every claim made. Dealers throughout
New England how this water for solo
in one-half gallon bottles, or it can is-
had by sending an order tothe company.
The price of Ypsilanti Specific is the
... . .. . .....n.fl. . . .-
F. D. CROSBY, D. D. 5.
Graduate of Philadelphia Dental College.
Dentistry Performed in all it s
Branches.
EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
’s New Block. Washington street.
301mm! floor
me will he opsul Augustliath. at am
Mary glanced up as I entered
And said. with an anxious look:
“Momma. perhaps you can help us.
It says horn in this book
“That We bought Louisiana
From the French. Now that norms
illitil‘l’.
Fur Ni-lllo and I don‘t understand
How they could send it llcl'u.
T
"Whoever brought the land over
blunt have taken so many trips.
Noll says they put it in Make”,
But I think it must have been ships."
~Eila Johnson Kerr in St. Nicholas.
Paper flab me Will‘s/who.
NLK oosrons.
or black blue and knots of ribbon, besides
idols «cumin - - -
saunas sun
It W-ohIn-ton Inf-oi.
frillsof the silk ltmlf. It in almost too
into to speak of mlorml lawn poiticoota
adorned with rumo- ridged with ivory lane.
The coming pvttlmot in to be of light ellk
trimmed with very narrow velvet ribbon.
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facts every day—«tho special fancy of .
same I“ that 0’ other “19‘1““! ““0"“ the moment being pearl tourists with Adam“ Mttlog, mm”! m" my!“ mm“ This mirrow velvet has suddenly run ”William “0mg” 12 “- m., “d from 'r a Child (Jeni-age. , i
‘ hr ' n lt'tori tin or uutofn I rflnhth t on R 1 A can re:- ,
vim. lec. F” 1“" ”“0“ bottle, ‘6'” black bands. While there is a 'tlocldcd ’wlll (wit: illfilliuflml tram: it within Into “‘7‘" without any warning, but “ 1” AND PLEASANT lrggl ltg'dm" and on Vondsy evenings Children should be ““8“ Mmmw
Mom of 12 Millet. With 3 rebate 01 tendency toward the old time staples in pairor‘ winners. Draw on Illpol‘ the pio- " Illnlnlgflamligomm‘rtnfguly ‘M‘W’M’ luterestnllowed on deposits. to shut tholr'llpfi “tooth“? “I close it
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case. . .- _ audarcshosm with wide flat out hrlms its clement. “m1 it ‘5 olmprottyfiou house TAKE , .. _..- ,. .- . - who had four youngsters, all “this. _‘
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ll - An illustration is given of n isotonic of , N RTAK start a complaint. when “,0 mother.
Small soft hatsof the Paella order are Trillium toilets having a white ground. U D: ER- cunnlngly turn the child's minim M
also in very active demand and in the with stripes of French blue and a flower “Our Prlml KNIGHT STREET. fancied trouble, and soon the 1 '1 ” ‘
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house out is channel from the toll nrsirly to the V“ on 5“" side M “‘3 “mm“ The WM nmmnncn ELM 511mg“! undevelopod, useless, because «elf?
iron full crowns and brim. although over a blue velvet homo with m ‘ ’
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