, "narrowing“...
hints mm in do posits»
w of mus-you will con-
audiosotbriuioa
lentils connotation of those
.molunsorotbsrmst»
- ‘ lhssatrsoosto Tho Ben-
‘ . should In all combs adv
"hump...
Mimi than n Circulation
‘ ' NWalk and its Suburbs
' My, than liar, Combined
" blitrr Two local cim’lin.
', always 0pm in adver-
figrald Weather-Forecast.
_ Minimise: iobsssosrsllr
W! warmer. post-ibly sumo
.bic'ht. Womorrow it premiers
“considerably wsr nor.
M.—
:mormomstor Record.
vpolat otlhs ,lhsrmomolor or
r rssndiiutatnoont or
as s ruminant.“ decrees
. . Almanac for Tomorrow. '
Bun-us l lliahlido l Lowlitle
szss 3:21 rm
A. Question of floods.
Fl story comes- from Lin China
on. concerning tho serious om-
nt‘ of n public otlicinl in that
and the result of his cflorts to u-
mnll will he nwnittd with grout
. A. A few months ago the village of
flitting, in tho intoriorof ('hina,
by brigsnds, who broke into
bonus, confiscated n largo amount
‘ and did much other dninngc
.0! that district cmnlnnndrd Lt
' a local ninndnrin, to on his ix't-‘l
:to detect and onpturo the gang,
dono. Tho mandarin was then
to execute tho louder and bring
to the thotnl at Lin Citing (‘how
9" of voucher that the work had
‘V y done. Lo Fang Ta: curricd
.lliliruotions and started for Lin
ow With the haul of the hnmiit
l oi his yuyi, or orderly, \‘rho
. .» it in oeronicnts of cloth no that it
i, have the appearance of an ordinary
such as tho nutivrs are accustomed
n3 ntn village about midway oi
. , 1 , the mandarin stopped for Post
Mutants; iiiwwiso the ynyl, who
bundle in the room which bud l r ‘i
. to hint and started out too-til
lime friends. But, alas, when he rc-
hs discovered, as may properly be
.. that ho hull lost his head. 'i‘lmt
bailout wintertime in oriontnl oolin-
. t it is optimal to loan a bond that
toaaother person. The town was
.- (ovary suspicions person was or»
. but tho unhappy mandarin nplo
advices had not been able torccol .
yliwim lase-
taotaiflm other Chinese longis-
laoks the senat- of humor. and lw
aotuot sss anything funny in mm
, ' 3 nary cirrurustanoes. (in tho mn-
%",hsbslisrss. or pretends to hollow,
“I mandarin. bu Fens 'l‘si, has hum
' ’- of [was lmgligonooond Int-k ol‘ro-
, and should he punisimi with the
m of penalty. Ho hull given
sin isu h of litnolo nmvcr the
.a it ho fails to do so ho
“blindly be wmpcllrd to utter his
supply the imnty.~Wssbinzmu
M “wood. as ho is mild. is g
‘ ' ii (in Iowa" sallcy. Colo,
"i“ Han blond-it; “fldrl‘vlmnli!
‘ a good poo o naish fox»
' _, .hsssid. wmoatlng him
its and chickens. and ho would
a. basis out 0! tbs country.
. duos. [airman traps illtd
, flown our
j it ”pounds unit-ti at
in
l'orwilififi rust! improvement .
imam. The tumor is s yr ,
states will them be any music! liit
number of good roads, if any a all
momma under this years is? .
lion: but the movement has been (sir
ly started. public sentiment in its at...
is growing rapidly and it is aim t r
foregone conclusion that the lelisla
lion ol loony status, It the next raj loin
of their legislatures, will provid‘ lot
the betterment of the highways. ‘Tbh
being promised, it will probably oc
our to some of the more prom in
insulators. men who are reasolalily
sure or their souls at the out so it'll.
or men who hope lo'bc elected, to i hill
1; special study of good road uni log
in order to take the lead in the on u in;
debates on the subject and lblrehy
acuniqulion and monomer ‘ it h
possibflthi the slate of New 1 rue)
has recently discovered, to ‘ ‘u
great‘desi of money on roads iwill.
very. unsatisfactory results, and lids nl
no possible to make good roads with a
comparatively small expenditnT oi
money. The wise legislator will llutly
how to help himself by helping lhi
state to adopt the latter policy. i
\ i
“As Carter 1!. Harrison was all .tcll
Mayor of Chicago because he promised
the voters a ”wido‘open town," there
has been general curiosity to linow
whatlir. Harrison understood by the
term. That curiosity he million at-
tor returning from a brief vaclition.
Young Mr. llarirson bus the courage
qt his convictions. He didn't any any
one lllil'uduring the csmpsigni and
mehn amt. Chicago is to he “iwldr
0pm” during his administration, but at
the some time license will not bi: loi-
eroted. 'l‘hc Mayor-elem, fortlnstiinco,
is disposed to allow orderly salooins to
remain open after midnight. "if ‘a so.»
loan is so bad," he says. “that it. ought
to be closed from midnight lulllil .'
o’clock in the morning. i think it ought
to be closed from 5 ’ciock in thc morn-
ing until midnight." Mr. llnrrisop. rc-
cuiling his newspaper oxpcricnco. isnys:
“i found it a great ('olth‘llit'liu.‘ to in
able to get u gloss or Nfl’i't‘llillf; him
after midnight." He comes out
squarely in favor of the side door on
Sundays. "I see," he explains. ”no oh
lection to letting saloons ‘01)?" on Sun
day if the doors are (-iosnl, the liiind~
pulled down and ordor mninluhwd."
Mr. Harrison's View is grounded on u
long residence in licrlnnny, wiwlro. bu
says, he become "lihoru'l about ouch
matters."
A few days ago it was announced
that Mr. Peary was to he trunsliorrod
from the Brooklyn lo the Moro lhlund
Navy Yard. at San Futurism. 'i‘hh-
was lowing»: by the Moods it this
(““th Amerlcancxuorsri do. ,
structi‘b‘iohio plans fol mit- M dost
ot lhejfiqlh Fold. the lit-ore
tat-y ohihsh‘svy. revoked his order
and almost simullunrouxly Mr. ii’oury
himself announces that tho muddle
$160,000 with which to equip and our.
ry out his espcndllion in in shrill. and
that be exmcls to make a prt-Iimiinury
Journey to North (lroonlnlld this sum
liter. The result may be lokrn its on
indicaliou that ni‘iilil'l' liw Inlloir not
President hit-Kinky is nwm- to lir.
Peary's continuing his Polar Miami
on. This thought ls slrotmllwntid by
the uudcmtundinx that origins-oil's M
Mr. Poary's ublllly ill't' boll: rivlll’liu and
badly nailed at Marv island. 'i‘iw l’i'
vocation of lilo ill’dl'l‘. thou-foray may
he considsssll as s dilllinl'l gum lin' lilo
cause or leisure. for tin-w is hvory
town to hollows that Mr. l'iimry'n
plans will. it they do not m-i unity
bring about a solitlion of tho i'oiur
mystery. st lossl add rusliy lit (lit!
world's soosrspbicsl knowledge. i
-W
lnxlsnd is appsroully bout iupoo
forcing a war with l’rssldcnt Ki cor.
doing now direcliy what Dr. .lslnosou
was sspsclsd lo st-ootuplisli wilbouti
involving tho British llovorumtot in
so out of lrucbsry to s frloodlll now-
or. Dr. Jsmosoa sdmiltsd that it ho
had outmoded in nomad his it is to
its spprovod by the British Given»
moot. it is s inwardly huslmi. this
Winn at tho lilllo Ioulb Al‘l'k'i a lie!
public by s mortal notion llkolllrosl
Irilsio. but u’llo-ltisy“ lrsnkli ox.
muss lbs slluslloo wbsn it says:
"by all means let us ht slut in tho
Mimi. We It! in ii i for
sold silos- no mum. it the m.
sot bs sol «idiom syncing. lit us-
“so has to our first. at times. no In
ammonium lo'scsltsrsll lot: on. ;
sad is mini mm by s» --_'r slim
‘anoo of public soutimsnt. In {so
'mailc tins bars bssu discardsli as not
r3
iiiiiz
at?
mood. 'llbswbsslsbslosst
lrstnitlssotibsplsttom
wmmmmrmmnv
and tbspolntoi support is
stranguposslhio.
Tbswbsslssrsnmdwlth
lug-sodtlrosotboilowrnbbsr.
5'
{t
a
l
E
um: emb-
d'hs bicycle mm mm mm ill
England and bars already bssu ussd
extensively in that country and in
travel from ten to lltteeu mllss so
hour
it is claimed for the skates thstthsy
giro the riders the olivsnto‘es of hi-
cycle ridingoud walking at the sums,
limo. With them a min can so as tut
tor pleasnm. When he omnes to splsos‘
when a bicycle could not go be all
take of! his skates and carry thin
with him. Thus he may climb s moon.
lain, got over a tumor walk in a
wood without inconvenience when out
with his skates.—~hiew York Journal.
A Ipomv’s ”do in i. Ply ml.
Birds have all sorts of queer adren-
luros, butperhsps what was the od-
dest one of recent days is that which
befall s sparrow st Audio-son, ind. lt
tie into a knife and bar manutacbory.
, getting too near a small when].
was sucked in. The workmen noticed
it go into the wheel, but knowing that
the cylinder was revolving at a speed
of 130 revolutions a minute. took It for
granted that the bird had been killed.
When the factory shut down at noon
the men were astonished to has: a zoo
tic chirp from the wheel, and lo, there
was the sparrow as well as ever. They
found that the bird bad clung to the
strengthening rod or the wheel sud
was in a semi-dazed modition. They
picked him up and put him on a table.
and thencs. after collecting his wits,
the little bird new to freedom. The
wheel in which the bird rode made
31,000 revolutions while it was upon it,
and so the tiny feathered mature
travelled seventy-three and ethi-
tcnths miles in the embrace of a fly
whet-lrcleveland Plain Dealer.
A Vain-bis lass-lion.
An inventor, molly went to the
British War Ollice with an explosive
that he said would destroy any army
strains! which it was directed. "it is
the most powerful explosive the world
ever saw," said the visitor, "and 1 pro-
posetosendnpabalimooveranamy
that would ails ours, setting the
fuse so that it might pool! the moment
thc balloon tioulod over the army of
the enemy." "That is all very good.
indeed." said the Seminary of War. in
tempting; ' “but suppose thst a cur-
rent of air should carry your explosive
over our armyuwbst then?” "Well."
slid the inventor. laying his band on
the right honorable gentleman's sun.
"i tell you what it is, my friend—our
rmy would hate to got up and run
like the very dickons."—New York Tri-
one.
s
III-an loans.
Banana-leaves serve many pumosss.
for or them are made mush paper,
from the thinnest tissue to thicksst
cardboard. clothing, bats and broshss.
tools and hammocks. Millions of
pounds of banana llbre. .mlsusmsd
Manila “hemp." are each year brought
lo the United illutss or token to II.
rope. and spun into conisxs from tbs
oneness of silk up through tbs sin of
urine lo the bigness ot msmtnotb cs-
blss: and many a dslnly handkerchief
and bit or line isco has been want:
from the fibres of baboon-leaves by lbs
um lingers of the women 0! south
America and of tho for Bast.
0-. Way to tins: Biol.
A vsry rich ll‘rsucbmsu calm “Pm"
France. a proficient rldsr'csn sully ’
sshewonldousbicyclewhsnridiuz'
o growing
As Lorain»
new“ ‘
York
City
Ol' '
Bridgoport!
Bicycles . . . . $25 to $100.
“ son '
BEAUTYmECONOMY
. list
H. W. JOENS’
ohms-
[I’FREE or mm. W
illustrated assigns of Cottages
with samples of 56 co ‘ ‘
an FREE BY um
Fox Cycle salilisrdwsrs
compsny.
sourn NORWALK. CONN.
Prices Always-Right.
honorarium.
W
H OYT'S T H E‘A'i’ R E
Saturday, Isa Ith,
USHERB' . BENEFIT.
'l'hs realm actor oaths stars tolls .ln tin-
I{portrayal oi Boos 4. Hottest. ltish
, charm".
DAN’L SULLV, '
in his lulu itoi play
O’Brien, the
Contractor!
A blendlnz‘oi humor and pathos!
A pow rlu heart story!
organ“ limos!
«lot on no i
A Newelfgirk Roman! uoniahls!
lies the amt railroad building sconcdho most
porioct Kr ducll'vo our ['5th upon any
.a . tmthiululd iu‘prvssivs roller oi
lrl lllsioamsrl . A ~i¢spsoiallostnro.
The Rocky onto, a
non .
listinsspri‘ooisos «all luminous!»
Scents now on sale st l'isls 's and l'lnneo's
THE coon—iii ”emu: l
Lll'TU I”
llov.A.l.Disz, ,,
lllin’s OPERA HOUSE,
on}. lay 7. i897.
5mm.
”OUBA’S HEROIC
s'rnuoqte."
Tickets to (south. liosorvsai seals without
stirs unsure. Charla opened at tod’s
Dru: tilorr. South Norwaikfind
Horwslk. beginning blood". 7 all.
howls.
bio iw
soawsts crass HOUSE.
I. W. ”MILL ........ ' ........... W,
line week. commsncing
Monday, May lOth.
l-lnnauomont of the Marvel and Wonder
SANTANELLI
MAM”! 0V
cunnilin- mods bio tortuno by nulls»
insthsstslobrssdotl'sris,aotooly
lhst which cam directly from houss-
luridsbutulsolbattouadsmouths
urban of tits city.
murmur ol brssd mulls. Is
polvsvissd tbs slslo broad oollsolsd by
's multitods of will. sail sitllsr sold
tits crumbs to nstsursnls tor bimbo
on or militia and bsksd than is
lbs term at loom tor lbs noon-NW
York lion.
W
m oust-saint mils-l.
llr. vitamin cams homo with his
syn biscuit. his nous, swollso. and s
m cilia-r lulurlss wsrs sostisrsl about
his mutton“. ‘
"lino bolt on." bs' “"
wli‘r. “its was tour diam as his or
his. but i loads bl- an."
"Yr didn’t in st! Ir. ‘lllrl” m
his with. '
"us-or Isbsoss. romsol Don't
you ssbbuss i not to sit my lsssy's
vsrlr'wloillssssslls Journal. ,.
' om: i
wanton-mum
mimutmunw
MWmmm
“t f. lbsslrltkstm
rum
Whom “with! as
was." .
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M to 1
whorl-sumo
mm:
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usmlsybsflywbsuwsdo trust
with”! iosss of
truss Kits-slow . .
't‘bdos bsrosssstbs st
m-~Wmam no»
moms. illstlmlo rm
bsrsseoiorsdlss.” . i
't'llsdssr‘urdsrnllstoss silo
libsrissbsfl ., his
(lbspslisr wss si
Hypnotism.
Tbs most original, daring and mastoriui
upon-til of hypnotlmi evsr baton the
pi: lilo. Prim. omittinliis' and 'Ilic.
Do You llss
l. STRIKE?
NO. WI SILL iTi
This rsmsrk rm ovsrhssrd sl s
loading Irmr'sdloussksspsn who
luvs tried it know that Llil‘l‘ilml
is lbs but snlcis on ssrlh tor brow
cleaning. it you luvs arm and
it, try I to: calls: sil groom soil it.
W
mono. .1
‘ This west: we hove uddsd a Bicycle Depairimenl. We shall sell wheels and all n“: tiipiiiiisiitii'sl go o id:
stisss and light. .9
noswsnx.‘ CONN. ‘
a'wheci. Of course this menus that you will save (tom 25 to so per cent on the prion of wheels, bells, lamps ‘
etc» When you can buy them at the Boston Store J utttbs «me asyou ssve on dm‘jsckcts‘. gloves, or
mulling that we sell. Everything guaranteed as rcpt-muted. Well, whit sort of sword are we going
to tell ? Only wheels that it: can guaranioc.‘ We are made agents for this county for will. ‘8. AQIXPORT
WHEEL. This wheel is mod: to sell in’England and Germany, and they ship them by the thousands to
those countries, being a iighlsr, smoother and better wheel than they can make abroad. We shall keep,
[or we want room, only two styles—the U'. S. A., at 080 no; the Jubilee, at “o oo. '
The U.S.A. is as good as any wheel made. 1897
model, guaranteed for one year, listed at 18"; we
shall sell them, for cash only, at -
$44 00.
A Guarantee Goes
In the Popular
iacketand Suit Raom.
We no told by the New York merchants that we on
The Jubilee is so called after tbo‘Qnecn's Jubilee-
They are made for London trade, and listed at .60; i
, we shall sell them,l’or cash only. , “
$39 on.
With ’Every Wheel. ‘,
Shirt Waists.
We bsd about onohundred shirt waists loft from last
season—They were 81 . _ g ,
1.50am“ 98;li
M’jlokots than stonin Fairilold county, that in- “m“ "" ‘ "p”
eludes Brill t. ell, we can sin n and better m’ ”mu”. “‘1 ”n
'mggndn fillings” the ”my. :80 '2 gums“ atomprioe.
J'" nest . “W "3 “'r "0 .00. There is only-slight
Ladies Wm"- ”'50 ”do“ ' differonoeintho sleeve
Iadiss' silk oops, 38.75 to til) 00.
Ladies' cloth capes, 8 1.98 to 87.50. ,.
Separate Skirts;
from this season's
makszoomo early on
Saturday. ‘ .
5 dozen black brill-.
iantino shirt waists.
' 50 bloat: lluonsn- sum, lrom 22-inch to 83-inch waist. Wigh;$:c:i¥:rfii§ 1,.
3%. .- u toll-inchiongih. we can llt anyone. price w silt-mi th while not-
mmwmummw hints-g2...
10 i . . . . i . .
20 {study :ikikrts, 33.9.8. ’5 9g ‘ ' shirt wouls.mth bin-
. doro plsited front. 98.:
' ' 10 dozen lawn and
cyc e u. S. dimity shirt waists,
980
Bicycle separate skirts, 0| 98. $4.98.
giatycls suits. with patent skirt, bloomers. leggins. etc,
.I .
- Suits.
Have you over worn a tailor-
mado soil? It you have not,-
come and try some 0! ours on
sud see how nice you look in
s dress that will lit you.
ll dozen grass linen
ombroideredflomhnrg
shirt Waists. “.98. $2.25.
All our shirt Wallis have detachable collars.
Wash Goods.
You have soononr stock; this week we have the new
polka dots in red and blue grounds, tho latest New York
tad tor shirt waists. 125’s per yard. .
- ‘ . Dimities in great variety, 15c.
“Issued suits. Eton jackets, up”: mulls, 17c. "
' . lawns 12c.
Combination Sill“..10 to .13. ' _ .
25 mind and plain suits. ”‘W‘d‘e” 3"“-
:iih Etonor fly trout jaokel, .
10 00. . -
Etaimss sud plain cloth Dress GOOdS.
suits, 312.00 to $20.00.
Our stock is wall known as the inrgostand best. We
used say but little. Just a few items.
1 piece black all wool crepon, 75c yard; we sell this piece
Sslnrday at half prion, 37'2c.
1 piece black silky mohair. raised figures, the prsttiest
gonds for skirts. $1.75 yard; for Saturday we shall sell one
piece at Si 00.
i piece 50-inch black clay diagonal or soms heavy wslo
henriella, $l .25 per yard: we shall sell it Saturday, 98c.
Wrappers.
120 dozen wrappers, the lava-
est quantity ever shown in 370!”
walk. 75c to 83.98.
Remember that we give a first-class bicycle away. Saturday Evening. May 8th, at 10 o'clock.
"ivaideLsrnonn CALL, 53...
Butter! Butter!
We are still receiving twice each wee]; our celebrated fancy
Gilt Edge Creamery Butter. Nothing like 1i; .80 say the many who
use it; 41} lbs for $1. Northfieid Creamery in half lb prints, best
in town, 250 lb. . . . v
The Slrawberry season has arrived. \ on Will find nothing but
he finest quality, also new asparagus, tomatmas, cucumbers, cab-
bage, potatoes, pie-plant, lettuce, pineapple, peas, wax beans, etc.
Everything fresh daily.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Loading Grocer,
it Host losblsltss Strut. Ssstk Ismslk. 0t.
lF YOU WANT ALL THE NEWS '
“VI m
Evening Sentinel Loft at Your House
Regular. . . . .
MEMORY moons:
Youfi'orgst sometimes that we are the planners of low prices for but goods. Let
these low items jog your memory.
“hrloss”0oflos. Fins Fat Mookorol pm [I'Inflf“m."|ufifl
«
o
ammmmu its no ,
htnyisosspossdwksyss. "mW‘h‘ '° “b“ w cut. 'Ol'ih lid.
l‘lo lb: 3 lbs lots. do each. Ilbstoroasllolisr.
IPIOIAL IALI FOR IATURDAV. MAY I.
iisd rips tantalum; to s custom". 5c con. . .
Policy msrolst put. 3 to s customer. It: s can.
lulled osts ll. 0. kind, s lb psoksgs, so.
to come around Moray.
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