(has a Circulation
_ and it; Suburbs
than the Combined
Two local dailies.
um 0pm to‘ «dz-er-
.sié‘l.
you» w
«m a... mm
Mm Janina Wilson. United State-
accrctary at ‘ minulturc, mayo MW
the scientific capérta 'in h in l “a
3",, shall work for the farmer My»!!!
I Weather Form: .
mm to be clear.
, =- or Record.
n t thc‘rcmomotogdfor
noon or
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. one nor Tomorrow.
, ' lvlflchtlglo [ Lowthla
fit tttl . 10:27
European Whr.
M much speculation as
. he the industrial effect on
I, general European war.
' g the dictum that the
“it the good of all, believe
it which two or more of
‘ ions of Europe were en-
}htko a brisk market for
to and thus mean pros-
ork Sun Matthew Mur-
A the industrial pros and
' European conflict. He
" ”gain we would make in
.. be oflnothy losses in
. smoothing {mm the in:
fit our food products tt! xurr
t. resulting from thr- llltt‘l"
nhmnd from agriculture to
dw‘ homllod upon to tun
‘ .. tor the mutt-alums; ln-l.
II! should it"! lht- I‘uzrrlu»?
which “‘1! now paw» and
the consummation of the
(situations of the Luluv Show.
. (halal and tho Hnrlmn mil‘
We might, too. have to port
' > the “which foreign owners
for sake at tho higher inter-
. t lmtwvhiclt
, '1]! ‘(fm
' , - » Iron mun
W an alarm. n hul-
' ‘ ~ ‘V
pin, than wo‘ahmhl tum
. t mun give lhcmanlm
.u
- . r. - w i
find political statesman of
' mp:- .nud Dolynnnln. l
» Quaranativo par- .
lino party. Trima—
3 once cautious and mm.-
,daathwaa the hardest blow
‘ l have mired. The Del-
. ‘ngcallcd ltaclf the party
ltd talked alwayaof the
t ..g Greece. The Delyan-
~ Mnbroughtlnwpw-
“on: oi politioa. ruched
into war with Turkey. as it
" without any adequate
in appreciation of what
, The revolution in King
' _ bring: tho party at
“mph again into pow-
, of (3mm hope that
walnut. Built. may
hiccup“. Ho and his
’ harlot tho t'taavuah~
1: hm Opportunity.
nil the ability tit-y
t,
.
lily a.
« afllfllfl. 0: To. Wlw
, avatar than this (”low
pumm- hula. rimmed
Malinda and cloadlnmt
u t hitting «It mic
W. m: a water»
“Marla; coauthor
“A 7 William and Mm
' ta ta tho mil in
‘a warm an».
Unnatural m
lllmamlllfltho
__ llaahnwulthyb
h In in cosmic
W
. :
, He was told that they fed the Ameri-
tho admiration of other ncicntillogmfile~
men. One of the first things he is going
to do in, if possible. to work up a trade '
with Great Britain in Americanhnttcr.
A grain broker who sat. next Mr.
Wilson at dinner one evening happeucd
to speak of the American corn ho chip-
ped to Denmark. Profemor Wilson nak-
ed what the 'Danes did with the corn.
can corn to their cows and then chip
pod butter at a good profit to England.
Professor Wilson decided that if Den-‘
mark could buy American corn to feed
cows with and then make a profit: in
England on the butter thereby produced
American Creamery men could ship but-
ter producing at home from Mexican
corn and send it also to Great Britain
and make. still more profit. lie directed
one of hit' mutants to buy several hun-
dred ~ pounds of tho best American
creamcry butter, pack it. very carefully,
and ship it to Inndon-and sell it. Part
of the butter was to be packed in 60
pound tabs. in the American way. part
in square boxes in Australian style and
the rest in tight tin cans. This was to
asccrtain what style of package the
English liked heat. The agent was div
rooted to be. particularly careful that
the flavor, sailing and color were of the
best.
The order is now being tilled. 8cm-
tary Wilson is of opinion that our best
cmunery butter is equal to any in the
world. even the Danish. as indeed it in.
Ho wishes to find by experiment just
what the British and Europeans want
in butter and then prepuro an article
which will till the demand. In this way
he will extend appreciably tho market
for American dairy products. Such aci-
cnco as this in the kind that tho agricul-
tural department is paid for engaging
in, c not 4 . t.
”Rina ho gonorhotlfiaactlthfly ill-Oi
the con lanolin Andean noundrela
who have haw dripping buttorlno and
divert; vilgwgmnda toil!!!” under
the namflifl Muffin“ halter?” but
about ruiflxtfluflputhtion of our dairy
products. than. 1! Proienaor Wilson
ahall mcoccd in rebuilding it. he will
confer a great benefit on hill country. '
When a man who held high lat-thou
in the army during the civil war die:
and leave: a family. the attempt in al»
ways made. nomctlmea successfully. to
[wanton his widow or daughter: at the
up awe. of the United Staten govern-
ment. At tho sumo time therouro many
a private mldler'a widow and daughterr
trulay earning their own living by the
warm-at. heaviefl lulmr. l! the gonoral'a
lantiliea are to be pourinnod no they can
live in luxury. then tho private nul-
dierr' widow: should certainly receive
enough to rapport them in comfort. ' A
animal's daughter haa just an good a
right to work for her llvlmtaa a private
aoldlcr'a daughter. in truth. the lupu-
riot education of the gemrral'a daughter
enable: hot to get her living worn out-
ly than the other woman can
W
a“.
Dunn's ram
t'tmmwy 3t. llvwav ta ta tulle in» not
than mrllcrtlmn nuunl thla year. Ho will
call for mnnlmttw m-und week in lay,
In Ito atone mum We‘ll“.
" My illicit" tollu inc that! head a M"
Dr. llcnow will yemmlny. "l lamina
lining my full chain of work lately. and
am uttll dotn. it. in fun. lint hathtaha
that» unwind» tau told at good. It.
Weld» tau true» it! tor Ila mutt». Ill
eamo latch to work No rant
Ir. M's? I,
1.
Miriam “literals, and will
a tum Monday. rut-m
a me I .tnnwtth than no
and its”: manna hotly. ll m‘t in
Mittmmmmm.“
"m a your W?" Dr. M
m
"imam an. I" m Many."
Ma wand tin
. 5 r
dam“
widahhawr awardtho
kahuna m
undue-trod 0 them lulu-ton
'nnaotu‘: " Lulu-unl-
umtn anon” m. New York.
ole-II.
hath. but
AN AMAZING FESTIVITY.
Pro-idem flnlflnley‘a lnnlgnntm_ II
Imagined by a French Junruallat.
The Figaro of Paris two days after
Prcaldent McKinloy‘n inauguration pro-
auntcd tollta readers a vii’mxloua account of
thcccremopicu of the day. drawn Irma n
Parisian lmuglnal’lu 1, which mmeys some
striking and entertaining acts: that have
undoubtedly (realm: the mutattcntlnn
of Americana, even than who were pro»
out. Nothing is nmrAcnrlnus than this
ceremony, olntervm the French journal. to
which an nltogtether tydlrb‘nal character
can people. The ero n.’ the dot". Mr. M»:-
Kinloy, has been for :1 “WV. iiwtallcd with
M3 family modestly in r. little will» for
from the Milan and the. exactl. filtrmamlr
ed by his family. he has gm?) till midnight
of March it in ltltlnll'tm, and Hal Fm‘rrtarlm,
who have ln-m warding nil mm- seekers
in the next room. thwlarn that they heard
chmnpngno cork-1 popping allow tho joy»
nus bursts of laughter that kclt up all the
evening!
On Tuesday, when noon struck. the pros-
ldcnt elect. without uniform nr rurnp oi
any kind. clad in an overcoat and a high
hat. went on {wt to the capitol in take the
oath and to come tum contact with the
people. There is nothing ltmh' primltlw
or morn grandiose than this procession.
which chnmctcrlzes the A lllt'l'll‘llll denun-
racy in such an impn'aaivo way. The only
otllc‘ml element in it is. a detachment. nt
soldier-n and innrlnw, who march at its
head. hut surrounding, pmccdlng and fol
lowing Mr. McKinley lltt‘l'u is a van: most
of humanity which Ilft’lt'lll‘il as for as the
eyo can reach. The “marshal." or whirl
of “dice, km} s it at n prop: 1’ Inflation by
a Sign.
When he n‘neizcc tho thrwhnld of the
palace, the president uni-men; and walla
in alone. Having taken the oath and do
tin-red his open-h and rmlewul ill" garri.
ion at Washington. he rctlmzn totlx‘ than
“MING. nll the ”HM ulnat and e‘..~:~.:lnu:zll§
hrmn‘ml in try thmtwndsnt‘ [maria-ringing
‘ Yankee llomllv" or “:itnr t-‘pntmlml lizm~
nor " Mr. (‘lcu land v.1 Imam! him and
hnlwln him thy haw nl ”it‘lltnlifl‘. Then
some the. diplomatic rtcvwinn and lln‘
lint Nil-incl an or int.
lint tho futigum ml the day are not uwl’
(or the "NW presitlc‘nt. llv ha» 1 r tw yrr-e
out at a public lvnnquet of mm: .um-m at
"3.35:: hcml, wn’nl lti lt‘lllci in the (fiddle
garden. and to area the ball. which in the
in loot hy the tom wranwm. ul tho Ameri» .
loot of the {entlvltlet At. the dinner hint.
.uoKlnl‘ , ' “'33,." flu in“:
’hhannvyml :yafl‘ gm"
whlux mun murmur] with silver and
adorned with wnetlun lace and pro-tum
stones. 'l‘homrna otters a variety of ex
trmnrdlmlry dialpwylrlml oysters. chicken;
'outlcts. veal in Nerf-hick"). lobster and
unshmladn, you-ado "tenant and llnmau
punch. lf wlnu in Inland, it. is certainly
not with the approval”! the tenuwmnee
fitlt'll‘llt a, who hm committal mullllnnfill'fl‘
lion thutlhylteluw against. the m‘llttl’tllll
wines"! France. '
The hall that nmrkq tho lewnf the
lmtlt‘ltlea la n! on unheard 0! maunlll
trauma, and it certainly in no common sight
to ace 10.000 [at-tvpludum‘hm at the lltlltlt‘
limo in a torn in the public garden.
For Int-tutnrctho new pn-ecldmt does
not hot-mu to Mum-ll, tgpt la the preyut
lo‘urnaltvta and n‘lmm-ra. Almdy they
have published the Hat of things wnilnlhml
ll) his immune and that. of Mm. McKinley.
Clothen, linen. jewelry. allvorwanr. toilet
"Meier-everything: lam: Inc-en mutltml. in
holed and delivew‘daur tatlm enrlwlty
of tlmpuhlle, ttuutrnmmlunth journal
linaeren puhllahcd apleturont tlmuhcop
whom wml flit-aimed tho clmh {mm
which the pwahlnntlal out!!!“ Who made.
Dr. muc- ‘l'win Mar.
"1'. llnttry M. lilcld of The Rump-lint
and llr. Millard ltvmvtt llahmw the mom
use too any. ltuth wen» horn on April It,
tutti. lt pix-amt them that. their yum are
count. and the fact that they have hot. one
hmhtlny hetwwn them turn formed one at
many t m! that hnvn helped to timintaln a
long mmllmad Intimacy. llr. Field wall
The Weekly the last hirthdny letter he an
mixed from Dr. llaln. It to dated at Wash
brawn and lamina. ”My chm young
friend.“ In the mum In! It llt'. llnlr anya:
“limnltly 1 "light. tonay that l mu hard»
ly arm-chum Matt I am an old man. I
tantalum think it would he Imp-Ht I
looked in the “ham lttltfl' often. I am.
when i think «t It. qaltemtnm that I do
not Inn m net! an “them «on um.
“1 thin I cnloy an mum than t did on
Win 9. [our auto that man- thlnna
which cannot manhunt fret. ninth-nth“
they did then. And lam qullit run: that
law better how amn. the «Mid. am to»
NM motor with (had. the Fathom than
i did them finch a noworttar has. of
mm. infinite an tar lamb-«and
howltohaathat in apt no homo. l
intuit-Inn to in minimum: unatta-
mmnM their age doth» hardworlnd
tho world. I try to unann- «uracil to m
thallium advice and communal. t
do not always mad."
Judging from ital“ mood and
cm. an a mum-dive «a
hm mold. warm the past urinary
Montcalm. Wlenda up
with in. mm to too at man
tartan unto ." "mama-m
hill Witt What.” 0,}: Dr. run. “I not
will or W. m to. ta
hi5? III M wt! ram
’.
,"
5 New
.Yerk
City
or .. .
‘ Bridgopdrtl *
Bicycles - - - $2510 $100.
BEAUTY glamour
“ n. ‘ w. foam
d'SrB'Eg'm'S'
LIQUID mans
TIE SIMDAID 9W8 I'M
Sillllfllllul. FIRMS.
WE‘RE]! BY HAIL m :
Illustrated designs of Cottages .
with samples of 56 colon
w FREE BY HAIL 1;:
Fox Cycla and Hardware
Company.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
awn-om
Prices Always Right.
W
ENTERTAINHBm.
W
HOYT'S THEATRE
Saturday. lay 8th.
Iatlaoa and light.
USHERS' - BENEFIT.
The realest actor ontho stun toda . tn the
“portrayal 0! Butte 'l. Honest. Irish
chamcur.
DAN’L SULLV,
In his beautiful play
O’Brien, the
Contractor!
A blending M nomad
A pow» rlul heart !
gaseous (twat,
: uronquo .
A New York Kremlin! 1w nights!
See the great nllroad building mthe most
twice! or ductton over placed upon any
lat-Y. A tndhlul nod Imnrcsnlva roller ol
1 a lilo in America. A blur special feature.
he Rocky (largo uartot‘te.
Matinee price 101- am ‘25" : Lwnlng. crummy?
Scents now on sale at l‘la lstcd a and l’luucn s
pathos!
THE; CUBA" Bid}: l
Rev. a. l: lllaz, cum
How's arena aousr.
and "-1.1. 1091.
sumac-r:
”CUBA'S HEROIC
Tickets no coats. [tanned unto without
(lhnrta opt a»! at Plolttnd‘a‘
Drug “tom South Norm k and Honco’a.
Norgatk. lightning llupdu. r rd. . natty
annulment nous:
r.w.«mm.s.....z..;........m
' mam. commando;
Menuhinmiftom.
Barium mun! ottha Marni and Wonder
lav
SANTANELLI
IAIN“! (llt‘
Hypnotlsm.
’l‘hemont. nrlulnalularlnu and tttMlurfItl
ox aunt of hyyiaotlnm over Indore the
an die. l’rtccr. he.%o,tt.‘ienlttl like.
Do You Kaap
lllSl'ltlltE?
NO. WI III-L l'l'l
This remark war overheard at a
ludlaggrocar'adlouukecpoa who
have tried it know that LUSTRINB
it the bolt article on earth tor houn-
clualag. it you have aunt and
it, try a we cults; all grocer: “ll it.
READ. . . .
7“.
WA“?
lull“.
. M" Mr
”.75.
$598
.ll) 00.
:1
I70
. Thu week It hurt added a Bicyclc D
a wheel. 0! course this unnatural you will save from 3519 5° PW cent 0“ “1° WM
etc, when you can buythgut at tho Boston Store. Just the some as you ran on film
"Viking that m; tall. Everything guaranteed unrepresented. Well, what sort of a w 7 ,
to, sell 1 Only wheel; that we can guarantee. We. are made agents tortilla county far My» _
~ WHEEL.“ This wheel is made to scll'ln England and Germany, and they ship them by the WWW“ ‘0
those countries, not: a lighter. smoother on better-wheel than they
tor we want. room. only mosaics—tho U. S. A ,at .30 90: the NW“. at “9 0°-
Havo you our worn a tailor-
mado unit? If you have not,
come and try some of our: on
undue how nice you look in
a dross that will fit you.
Hired units. Eton jackets.
Combination suitaxlo to 818.
25 mixed and plain suits.
with Eton or fly front jacket.
Elaine: and plain cloth
suits. 812.00 to $20.00.
A Wrappers.
120 dozen wrappers. the luau
eat. uuautity ever shown in Nor»
walk, 75c to $358.
Moran landing.
$44 00.
A Gunrnntoo Goes
In the Popular
Jacket and Suit Room.
‘Wa are told by the New York marohauti that we sell
Ladle-'Illk on .33.?5tofl000. ‘
Ladle" cloth cm, O 1.98 to $7.60. .
Separate Skirts.
1
Bicycle Suits.
Bicycle acparatosklrta, $1.98, $4.98.
Bwyclo units. with patent skirt. bloomers. leggina. otc..
Suits. '
Butter
'. 3-; ' .u o r l .v
t J-luro‘txw‘fuu, a not».
archway: conic.
tpartutcnt.
The U.S.A. is as good a. any whcclmade. 1897
model, guarantccd tor‘onc year, listcd‘at .8); “we
, ahall sell them, for cash only, at
more mum any store in Fairtlnld county. that, in. . put them on n septa
elude. Bridgeport. Wall. we our: ,n1 0 and holler ate counter and ae
Wwyyminthomnty. y ‘ W‘ gmmatoucoprioe.
Ladlaa' 13173 $53133 oo'.“"' 9“ m 03.00. ' Tim is only a alight
wanna mount flirts. trout 224mm to 33-inch waist.
from 37-1uohto444nch length; we can tit nuyOnc.’ price
.75.
10 black brilliantiuo akirta, “.98.
10 black allk. largo figures, $8 98.
20 fancy skim, $8.98.
l «Butter!
We are still receiving twice each wool: our
Gilt Edge Creamery Butter. Nothing like 1t; “so saythc many who
use it; 4i; lbs for $1. Northficld Creamery in half lb. punts, best
in town, 250 lb.
The Strawberry season
V Wcahallrcil wheel: and $111 ”in“. ‘
trunk-
.5».th
. . E0. 2
’A.EXPORT
can make abroad: We shall keep,
‘ The J ubilcc is so called after the Queen’s Juhiho.
They are made for London trade. and hated at “0;
we shall sell them. for cash only,
$39 00.
With Every Wheel.
Shirt Waists.'_
We had about one hundred chin wallta laft from last
mason~Thoy were .1 '
1.50 and 1 98; we ahall
dilemuooin theoloevo
from this season‘s
makemolnc early on
Saturday.
5 dozen black brill-
iantluo ahirt waists. y
withwhltocollarsms ‘ ‘
6 down silk shirt.
waiatamith white col-
lat 81.98 to 35.75.
3 down black saline
shirt waists. with bia-
dore platted front. title
it) dozen lawn and .
dimity shirt woods,
5 dozen grass linen
ombroidoredfiamburg
shirt waists. $1.98. $2.25. .
All our shirt waists have detachable collars.
Wash Goods.
You have seen our stock; this week we have the new
polka dots in red and blue grounds. the latest New York
(ad for shirt waists. 1250 per yard. '
Dimitios in great variety, the.
kappa: mulls. l'Ic.
Lawns. 12c.
Urgandica. 25c.
Dress'Goods.
Our stock is well known as the largest and boat. We
need any but little.“ Just a few items.
1 piece black all wool crepon. 'lfic yard; we sell this piece
Saturday at half price. 375m
1 piece black silky mohair, raised figures. the prettiest
goods for skirts. $1.75 yard; for Saturday we shall sell one
piece at $1.00.
1 piece 50-inch black clay diagonal or some heavy wall!
heurietta. ll .233 per yard; we rhnll sell it Saturday. 980.
Remember that we give a firshclass bicycle away. Saturday Evening, May 8th, at 10 o'clock.
AllELEPHOh-IE cALL, 5312.
.~ 3 mic" ‘x sew ..
. . .- . 3" 8;;{2’5}, July... J.
celebrhted fancy
*»I
has arrived. You will find nothing but
he finest tyluality, also new asparagus, tomatoes, cucumbers, cab;
huge, potatoes, pie~plant, lettuce, p1ueapple,pcas, wax beans, etc.
Everything fresh daily. ‘
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Loading Grocer,
II Vast Iaahlagtoa Strut. South lot-all, 0t.
RAVI Till
IF vou
Evening Sentinel left at Your House
MEMORY Jooozns:
Youll‘orget sometimea that We are the pioneers of low prim for heat gooda. Lei;
Regular. . . . .
. . these low items jog your memory.
lb; 3 lb. 500.
J, tol'pouad ouch: to elm than: out.
do ouch. ‘
"Acton.“Oot‘foo. Finn Fat Mnokorol um [I'lncugmflyIuttfl
A lanthanum cotton in the bean.
Put nptnoaopoaudpwttuu.
For It Ito.
blinformdollar.
QPIGIAL CALI FOR IATURDAWMAV I.
lad ripe tomatoes, 3 to a canton”. 5t. can.
l'aacy marotat pm 3 to a custom". Be a can.
t
Then prices maka it worth your while to com around Saturday.
Rolled on“. ll. 0. Idml, ya in package. so.
NEW YORK
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GROCERY co.
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