M tho connotation of those
‘ Mental-moraine: mat
_ shine in In Wheati-
film than’5 .giin.‘
Arseniinel hat a Circulation
Net-walk and its Suburbs
1y, than the Combined
_ other Tum local dailies.
it's always (new to other
g, y be guaranteed the
is handed in. Every
willhe make toaeoem—
butchsnges cannot be
a right unless copy it»
H in the. afternoon of
.‘ y . chanzeisdesimd.
Id Weather: Forecast
dollar-promises t) l is clear and
by slowly vial a tame nture.
s sin hotel: and warmer.
caterer Record.
point of the thermometer for
m ending at noon todrr
normloweshnt dearer»
humane; roi- rental-rool
upsets ' High title Lowtidu
a :10 rzzl'l 2:16
‘ clean Uonsttls.uw~-
many patriotic American
aspire to he controls; in for-
“dose under tho impression
one are places of honor at
, umcnt. There is certainly
molnmcut in any but a very
t, and whether there is any
fill!“ altogether in the. consul
_~is one to honor his ofllcc,
trill be honor in filling it,
ton once informed tlrv
won: that consuls were no.
I; and in the strict code ti!
which prevails in the old world
but considered persons of any
' mini’standing. Almost any-
u there is reason for sending
he country will dolor n consul
' .. - an country therefore. '
‘ .t g it is different. There. are
unison: of the United State:
is day have no appreciation of
' social distance between a
not] a consul, and perhaps this
hing. At any rate, our Amen
lbmdatly do honor to our no.
lb their first duty to make in-
n: of the industrial products
lapective statioutl. This thcy
ascertain what kind of prod
hipped thence to America.
: u what products could be
home there from this coon»
do everything in their power
. the industrial interests (:l
country and to protect our
abroad. Where they do their
Wriy and learn to speak the
of the country to which they
lied they are eminently hon
‘ = 1 .‘sefnlgentlcmcn, entitled to
The Turhiule.
y seems [invisible that tht
of main wwer to marine in
It 30 beyond what it has been
in the case of the Turbinio.
Ml built in England with
v of engine. Her name is ate
her motor, a not of turbine
Elbe ordinary turbine wheel it
whirls herirontelly when a
ate! is poured upon it. in
steam in rushed upon the
. of water. and they move
rapidity.
of the little vcseel are the
‘ lion. Charles Algernon
steam turbine has lawn in
to drive electric dynamo.
situations where areal
_ . w. in 1th Mr. Pat-smut
Edwlutant and entertain
Mmtslly whirling wheel
. \mldnotheadsptedts
ml through the water.
of the Turblnls louver
me. She is able to
file! Ill hour. A ship that
that sneadwould health
labile in lsssthsa ill/5
More on the little Vessel
balanced rotary engines.
m of the thumping
~ in; eaahlptat the urea
The whirl of the
, was an tremomloet
till the ordinary pattern
at nuptials! pattern hail
. tntlt the turbine on»
'stltelutmtmwst
fittifllfit‘l! warrant
' WMWWMW
' a In the'midst of one of the most anag-
grels who call themselves Greeks as tt.
at the man rm
it!“ penned by the out,
p we, may vein
to demand-o from want they not
looked at. t
.,
uifloent of the ancient Hellenic battles
the twin deities, Carter and Pollux, de-
scended from heaven and were seen
fighting on the side of the Greeks. it
l89't’ (luster and Failure must have be
come so disgusted with the modern mon-
flap their wings and soar norms tbs
”unwavering victory to the Turks.
Perhaps the sultan Will be so infatu-
ated by his victory over the Greeks that
he will refuse to accept the terms offered
him by the powers, but will blindly
rush upon European bayonets. in that
case the end of the Turk will come
sooner than if Greece had been victori-
ans.
Which would Broker Elvcrton R.
Chapman rather do, go totjail or appear
before the . United States senate and
publicly apologize for not telling what
he knew about securing the senate? Un-
der the circumstances most people would
prefer to take to the woods. ‘ , ‘
the United States, supported by thorn-
rions forms of charity, public and pri-
vate. One-faurth of the number are
either criminals, cripples or imbecilcs.
Honduras dispatches announce yvith
much cheerfulness that the usual
monthly revolution: in that fine republic
is ended.
No amount of sugar seems of use in
vetting :1 portion for Rivera!) izhnnmtm.
”A representative of the higher
evangelitni‘” is what lan Maclarcncnlls
Professor Henry Drummond. Inn Moo
larch know Drumniond from his boy-
hood on till his death and contributes to
The North American Review a rarely
tender and clcqnent tributc to the
preacher scientist. lie says even Drum»
moud‘s personal appearance marked lllfll
oil from his follows. lie was of such
singularly noble and beautiful ll'f‘t'tit‘llttl?
that wherever he went ”it was as if the
prince of one's imagination had dropped
in among ctnnrnon folk. Ho reduced as
all to the peasantry. "
Of his friend’s personal appearance,
and particularly of the wonderful power
of his eye, Mat-lurch writes:
Dnnnrnond was a hantbunno man. It'llf’ll on
sun world not match in tt u lli|:t’t~' journ’cy,
with llt‘llt'iili‘ly cut fontnrc». rich auburn hair
and a ccriain carriage of nobility. but the din-
tinctivo ntltl conuutuuliuc fcntmt-uf his inn-t!
WM his eye. Nu photograph could do it im-
ticc, and very nftcn photograph» bart- tlnnc it
injnxlicc, by giving thcidcnof Mal-innovate. iii-t
eye was not hold or lien-c; it, wan It'mli‘l‘ and
Incrcilnl. llut it had a‘ power and hold which
Were little clsc than irrmlnti‘blcnnd almost an'
twrnnturul. Wbcn you talks-d wtth llrurnummk’
llt' did not look at you and out of the window
nltt-rnnlcly. as it-t tln- naunl umnncr; in. lll‘l't'l'
nzovt-d hirtcymnmd umlilnlly lht‘ll‘ yavlrrttrnllnu
Knm' tanned to lunch and cnmmput yum
will. It won its Pluto ltnuuimvl it would be in
the rjlltltltzt'll! g‘unn- mm] was in contact with
nncfbo l‘-~l|nll|l!l;5 lit-lawn. Nu man could ls-
tlt-ublt- or lame or imam or impair lcl’nrc that
cyc. Hie influcmu more than that of any man
i how ever incl. was , nnmlnoric, which lilt'nnn
that whilodflwl‘ me! affect their [I‘ll'flKh t)
spwch underarm. he animal out: directly by
Iii-t llvillfl mltty. A» a mottcr of fact, lo:
lthtl uivcn ninnh attention to thc occult um,
tuulwaa at one timc a very mental warmer
lot.
When the invention of Mr. Apostolotl.
a German engineer, comes into common
use. the trouble as Well as the cxpcmc
of telephoning Will be materially rc-
duccd. A mnnll apparatus cullcd n ma.
nipulator in in pomnsion of each sub-
vct‘iber. At tlic t-cutrnl oflico there. is no
"hellouirl." she in no longer llt’t'nsdztl’y
lilltlt‘l' Mr. Apmtololf’s plan. At the
central ofilt'o is a ctnnlnunitnuor cor-
rcapvmding to the machine at the sub
scrilwr‘soiiicc. 'l‘bc couuuuuit-otor at
the central olilco works automatically.
A man who utshcs to t‘ttllt’l'rnu with a
friend finds: the right lltllllliftl' in his
tclcphbntt book. than primer-u the buttons
corresponding to that number. At the
central office the communicator rcct-lvt-tt
the mcesnuc and traumnits it antttntntic~
ally to lie dctttlnntlun. Any nunthcr of
ntcmaucu may be ttt‘tll very quickly in
having; the line out off. ,
county. He hircsn than with a hand
argon to go from neighborhood to
neighlmhml. minding out the innate or
the unlit-res and distribution at the more
time canteen which are printed the tale
of tlwcauditlate'tt motlottt inertia and
aspirations.
Next to the hordes of idle neurons re-
sulting from it. one of the rum tcrrihlo
annoyances caused by the lininsippi
flood ht the moms of buttnlo trusts.
in rainy seasons tllotut pcsttt follow all
kinds of live stock in clouds. They bite
and tenant tho litllplltltt nahualrmtmy
bulge in their save and mirth and totv
meet them often till they die.
We tlonkt the story that the English-
men have lately m killed and eaten
by manuals to the nantatlm trump of
the south sealslsndr. (Jannihals do not
is too ruby and smoky.
o
the» analog and...» m wan
rain to ' mo: legislation; accordion *
There are 100,000 pauper children in -
thin manner, and time ht hodnnger of to dry my act-oral (mg, n 1., 0“,."
An original method of clcctlonccrlug
has been hit upon by that Pennsylvanian
who wants ‘0 ll“ "WWI" “l ”“11“ break or tear the loam. which will llt'
like the meat at white tooth They say it
, _ amine not-
new as scanners. ,
W
esteem .
mam. an autism Instr-s the
loose Wane. their 0km Bella»: is
. Inuktitut a Mallet» taper.
There ll in Ruskin. Tenn” a thriving
community of-Me two hundred treats.
It in a successful sociehstle colony,
and probably the most interesting on
the continent. Its people are per-eons
of high ideals. who seek to carry out
in actual life the dreams of their phil-
osophy. They could be" more prosper-
ous. They ire happy and contented.
"livery member or this association
shall surrender his natural freedom
which leads him to disregard the rights
of others. for the so he of civil or noclnl
freedom which. bclng based upon the
principles of right and justice, has re-
gardjor his rights and the rights of
all."
That is the corner stone of the com-
munity. Each member ls an eqrml
stockholder in the nesoelntlon, and all
is guaranteed employment by all. .A
day's lobar is fixed at nine hours.
Every member revolves exactly the
some compensation for his work, no
mattervvvhat it is; if sick his pay goes
on Just the some. '
There is no. interference with intll-
vlduol tastes or private, religious or
domestic affairs. The association
owns all the land and means or pro-
duction and distribution, and owm all
buildings, but each member owns his
own household ftmtltnr'c and clothlnc.
Members have scrim-ate houses, but
there too common kitchen and dining
hall. Some of the best laundry mn-
cliinerv has been put in, Schooling.
medicine and medical attendance are
furnished free, and there is a good
school and kindergarten going. with
twenty-five or thirty children.
The people in thls little ideal world
are nearly all Arrmlcans. Then an»
a few Germans. 'l‘hry come from all
over the Union. but there are low if any
from the South. Oblo anti Pennsylva-
nia furnish the largest quota. Very
few come froth farms, and thosc who
do have lived at least for a few yours
in cities, so that it tan be said to be
wholly a city community.
There is no church or minister in
the place. and no official religious scr-
vlcea. if any one wished to start t'c-
liglons services there would be no ob~
loetlou. but I doubt if it would in" pos-
sible to get them otliclnlly recognized
by the association. Sonic of the mom-
here are pront‘mncod rrco thinkers. .\I-
most all of them are bitter against
church organization as not doing thulr
duty. but all of them admire Jesus
Christ. and many are deeply religious.
The saturating splrit of the colony is
distinctively altruistic.
imagine a continually without polio»
or sheriffs. Such a place is llnskln.
There are no otiiciale save that one
member is a notary public and another
postmaster. 'l‘bcrc is no lnnnornlity.
no thieving, no drunkenness. 'l‘hey
do not keep or sell liquors.
The principal bruinose of the mm.
mnnity is the publishing of a sot-tall»
tlc Weekly paper. This paper :u-coptn
no advertisements and prints no pom.
but it has an «outside. circulation of its,
{loll copies. and on one occasion sold
an edition of ltrmtln. They also pub
Ila n telcgraphcrs' journal that has a
considerable t-lrt-nlatlon, and issthv
yearly a number or books. cblctly on
socialistic topics. The authors and t'tl'
thorn are all members of the comma
ally, and receive. for their literary ln—
bor precisely the some wages as \votul
choppers and farmers and stabletncn.
-l\'ew York Herald.
W
'l'o Puss-rut the Color of Flowers.
The natural colors or flowers may ho
p reserved with almost their original
it llllancy after being dried very tltnr
nughly in hand. The Gardener;
Monthly, which Fliu’gf'lltt this simpli-
pmcees for manufacturing artificial
flowers, statue that the moat tlcllt‘flit‘
tlowcrs can be made in this any to
look for several yearn on though tbcy
had been freshly natlwrcd. 'l‘hc liou'cr
should be placed in a pan or other dish
tntl covered with garrtectly clean dry
land. This slinuld be slftctl near the
(lower so a not to break or brnlsc the
petals. Every chlnlt and t'l‘tllllly ttltltllltl
he tilled without digital-blot: tho unto
rel poeltlon of the leaves. \i'hcu tho
pan is full. and ovary crevice has him“
tilled solidly, toe lltttl‘t'fi are allowed
tonnd effective to warm the sand and
keep the buried llOtW'l' in a warm
oven. The sand should then be it»
very lll'llflt'.-~NoW York World.
n. .m. .-
‘l‘luy [that for little.
A visitor in Parts "lactation. than.
the other day. more ammo jtlttlnl allots,
and asked a negro buy what they
meant. “0b," won the reply. "them
fellows dun be shnotlu‘ to' hats."
“Wine for haul" exclaimed the
visitor. "what on earth do you tut-tun"
'Uure: dove in audio strange 'bnut dot:
they‘s doln' it may day. “most. When
its train is «would day les‘ lives than
units when she acts good on do lll'lllift',
u' do men day Itlclts dare head» out
to see what's tin. en‘ do tvltul )ou'
the! dare hate all an' drape 'tttn lit
to buy. Den dry tum sretnnl an'
[tells ‘etn on. Iontetlutse dog; gets a
l, of ”em. (Milo! ll” Jotth Johnson
yet when." “What does Josh Johan...
do Maiden/about for hotel" was linked.
“0h. he flatten nh’ does odd John on‘
lltes."««New ‘lsrlt 'n'lhnne.
on..-
flaw ' motion.
*0 . ts MllMllllll t'th
diminution- it
WWW”
10¢le stations or.
on,
out
that the mm timid alum/u Writ” W‘
h“ "mt—not
share exactly slilm Every member
moved. great care lutllm taken not to
, $017M Machine
Goo
Bicycle
for
$35 l
Guaranteed ?
hesurcdly !
EAGLES! '
ltellsble as ever. tail. to. Stan.
llentsl'aod Repair Department.
lle'frlgsrstora, .
Hardware,
Paints, lte.'
New York prices on all lines of goods is
our drawing card.
Sign of the Silver Padlock. '
e
Cyclslaad Herd-
ware Go.
m Washlnxton Street.
Do You Keep
NO, WE SELL IT!
This remark was overheard at a
leading‘grocer’s.liousckecpcrs who
have tried it know that LUSTRlNE
is the best article on earth for house-
cleaniug. It you have never used
it, try a let: cake; all grocers sell it.
l‘nti. BI'NTING l-‘iAtitl FOR MEMORIAL
DA} and uh of July. Hath bv monul-returera
lromvbe besttrll Wool tl“'ll!l" warp tnmtlnx.
: 49 stars. sewn both titles. 5mm.» 54an double.
Color» Guarantee l. Willy-ll all flags Retail
3: whoieealo prices. Alan nub palm and brnclr
Ft ct Feet
u t‘. $1M) “lb “To
t\ 2 2 ‘15 ltlllh 7 a:
u it '.~ on lnxln £125
: \ s 2 so ”will to 15
:wltt it :0 mm W all
or 9 lion in» [.300
up; Ll at. 1.3523 17 1'0
fixl’l I In lftxlttl It! fat
Nil: 520 on") 2» on
Will bosom on rccci wt of m lcc or C. 0. I).
l’rtconvou Durant-u. dormant.-.llamlerp.linnt.
in“ or rlt k Part-do Fiona. M . sent on applied.
tron. l'aptn. Sword» bolts, t'ncvrmw and Mill-
mry .N'uppliw Hi all L'lml-t. J A JOEL it CU ,
as Kuwait strut t. N. Y. t' in Fulton street.
'l'ht- or!) war \clt’ltrfl Fl Maker in tho l'.tl.
- Hi In -.. lw
garnished
ottages . .
Complete LE"
IV THE WEEKVOR MONTH.
Al
Bell Island.
mount: or
F 0 ST E R . B R O 3
South Norwalk, Conn.
ull't'tf
Lace Gurtai l :
l-Zvery appliance for finishing
l‘urtalnu at abort notice and”
perfectly so when new.
Connecticut
.. . . laundry
Itevllsad Street. SeethIeruslk
Drop an Postal and we will send for them
and return without extra charge.
Dr. F. Sch-vow,
Ol'l'wl'.
I. I. corner Washington and
"settle Streets
flit-domino and tialntdsys.:t to t n. m.
0. vv. ant/Mono.
LUSTRINE? '
l.
the». .~ i 4
' ‘ noswALx. cons.
Silk capes,
Cloth capes,
Dress Goods.
lit; in. mixed suiting,good value at 39c;
thin week 250.
36 in. wool suitings, good value at 2w,
for lilo.
The black crepon, 45 inches vride, for
this'wcek, :ll’c. _
st .tttl hlaok etaime, 56 inches node, for
this week. The.
36 in. all wool serge, 25o.
Silk and wool chnllies, the.
Separate Skirts.
5 dozen black figured skirts, $1.25.
it dozen black figured skirts, 91.93.
2:; black mohair, porcalo lined, $2 75
$5.08 and $7.50
$2.75 and $3.50
$4.50 to $10 00
tl .98 to $7 50
Black diagonal jackets,
Covert cloth jackets,
Children's Jackets,
$2.50 to $9.00
$1.25 to $1.75
2 Fuel-Glass Bicycles Given‘Awayl ‘
sawsnsv, an 29th, AT to P. n. ..
This week must he the greatest of the spring season. It his always been so, and were determined that
this will be as great, it not greater, for way department must assert itself this week and good ahead.
Bargains everywhere, and every purchaser of 25c Worth will be presented with a coupon ticket that entitles
them to a chance on two wheels to be given away Saturday, May :9, at 10 p. m.
Commencing Saturday,May 22d;)at 8 a.m.
SECURE YOUR TICKETS, AND WIN A WHEEL.
Jacket and Suits.
It is a great pleasure for us to see our suite appreciated. , '
They are the best fitting costumes in Norwalk.
Whip cord suits. in eldergreen—prioe of material, 81 75 per
yard-dined with silk,made as the best tailors make them, $20.
Broadclmh suits, made to fit.
Combination of plain and check material suits,
_ Plain black and navy blue serge suits, etou jackets,
Covert suits, in fly frout'or eton jacket,
Mixed and cheek suits,
Velvet capes,
$13.50
$12.50
$10 00
$10 00
$4.98
23 novelty cloth skirts, $15.17.
ll.) black silk grenadine skirts. $10.00. 75c.
10 black moire velour skirts, :7 5t).
8 black. large figure, satin brocade, hoe
$7.25 to $10 00.
Shirt Walsts.
in) black sateen, 50.3, 750. 98c.
20 changeable silks, $1 98 to $5.75.
30 black brilliantiue, $1 98.
lot) dozen lawn waists, 75c and Elite.
5': in. diagonal, good value, p.25, this ”0 dozen ”mm” “mm“ ”0“"
week, line.
3 pieces black henrietta, 75: quality,
this week, 50c.
20 pieces bicycling suitingJZc and the,
17 black and white checked skirts, all
wool. plaited backs, $4.75. .
30 pieces rich brocade silks for waists
25 pieces all colors, 2: in. China silks,
For Ian.
“Manhattan" shirt, acknowledged by
correct dressers to bathe best fitting
shirt that is made. white or colored
bodies and fancy honours, negligeo and
laundered fronts; a large and choice as-
sortment, all , 50 each.
Men's fine night shirts, extra large
sizes, felled seams, high grade muslin,
sizes from 14‘; to 20, regular price, 750;
23 piccestofl‘ctas. all the beautiful for this sale, 50c.
chameleon effects, 75-5.
lltt. pieces summer China silks, 33".
1.3 pieces black satin brocade, always Men's light weight wool underwear,
sold $1 25'. this week. 75c,
27 in black satin duchesae. math for this sale. {the each.
$1 no; this week, 93c.
2t in. satin madame, 81 :3 per yard; bows, shield and club ties, large variety
this week, The.
Men's golf and bicycle hose. with or
without feet, title quality, at 50c.
in white and natural. real value, $1.25;
Men’s ties in tecks. four-in-hsnd,baud
and exceptional values, at 25c.
Big Stock Great Stock
UP HF
IITTIHG-Sl Lac-curtains!
Fine Stock Car Load
PORTIERESI
Propeller Thousands
Load of
SD R E E if S! Graniteware l Shirt Walsts
l‘llMl'l‘lOfl Llll'l‘l-Zl) 'l‘tl DItlIM‘KI 0il
wall. «on ll’ '
Funeral Director
and Installer.
"' “li‘ll'dfi'nfi‘m.
“.mm
A
SEITIIEL
AD.
IS
‘ .
9000
Oml
The Horned Boston Store,
250 ll).
RAVI Till
us smile
.‘ tartar
* l
COR. MAIN AND WALL 8T5.
NORWALK. 01'.
M“ “E... —__——-—————l———
WHAT
We want you to know is that We are selling our Fancy Gilt Edge
Creamery Butter, 51bs for $1; 220 lb.
We have a fresh arrival oi the Nor thfield Creamery Butler, in half
pound prints, two and three times each week.
Also the Dining Cor Creamery
This is the season when the Ferris Hams and Bone-
less Bacon and Smoked Beef are a Relish, and are eagerly sought
after. You can secure them fresh from the smoke house here.
Everything fresh daily in the ll’llli and vegetable line. Leave. your
order and receive satisfaction.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
, u West Washington “rest. tutti let-elk. ct.
TELEPHONE CALL, 534.
The finest butter made.
one pound prints,
IF vouwna ALL THE NEWS"
.. ,. M. m. . -_.. ,.
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular. . .
I70 lb. GREAT BUTTER SALEII7clb.
' 0n Seturdry, May
we will sell the very best
Etgtn Creamery Butter at I70 per lb
We have on ham} 50 tube at the very finest (‘Ircntttcry Batter, which we will sell at 17c
1b., on Saturday only. No more than ten pounds to each container.
I70 I .l ti. v. GROCERY 00.|I7c lb.
MMWII'I .Ul'dlfl‘. a I o a. a I it ,. r .CU‘h HOMO“.
Norwalk Chronicler