.ttlellstrethorwslk.
‘ ‘ ‘ mumsww
m rerun-murm-
. . Worm
‘ltsmotmsorotlmmat
et thesatnnosto The Sea»
Sentinel has a Circulation
riflNonnalk and its Suburbs
- My, than the (lomht'ncd
' the other Two local dailies.
”s always open to adver-
not be guaranteed the
is handed in. Every
will he make telecomm-
‘, but‘uhanges cannot be
ass.- rtght unless copy is
olbekin the alternoon of
the change is desired.
kl' Weather Forecast.
today promises to be clear and
vb! slowly visit 3 term 0 stars.
”is sto he ralr and warmer.
mmetcrltcoord
? ”m ending t (to tod
' H a n n B)!
4‘ nerozlovtns‘. 51 degrees
. Minion for Tomorrow.
Sun ‘ lliah tide Low tide
'I: 0 9:31 3:05
f‘ Great State or Texas.
We than because she is the
”Gunman Joseph W. Bailey
lobe proud of herself. Al-
inything that will grow in any
the western hemisphere will
one part of the state or an-
vcn bananas are produced at
Win, though the grower must
Ike some risk of untimely frost.
,‘hnbittmts claim that the fruit
' of the world is to he in the to-
to 80 miles north of Galveston.
the north was doubled up with
and snow in some places sir
. early in April,»Galvcston peo-
‘Ik'ewberries paddled in their
They likewise had new ooh-
I and 2 rents the head, other
“notables proportionally. This
the case, it is not surprising that
, few months have seen an influx
than 500 thrifty German land.
the Lone Star State. What is
they came direct on German
tram their own land to Galveston,
is rapidly becoming a seaport of
;.:v The great state has also an
a ’of timber, yellow pine and
,. should encourage (lalvcs
,mport aspirations. it is to he
«the potato! exit tor more (urn:
.. , live stock included, than any
”the Atlantic or Pacific. It is
to send hooves by vessel from
.vH direct to Liverpool than by
to new York, thence by ship tr
'1. Besides that, they reach
j hitch: in better condition when
an the way by water.
he! 20,000,000 acres of school
in sale at from $1 to $5 per acre.
'mnefor even all the m-omr-
\wnnral colonies that now or-
‘ m to mnteriaiine and have
‘ ,7“! room left. it will be necessary
' and other settlers. bowuvcr, to
Meyer open and not purchase
. or lead annually rendered an.
9 . by drought. Texasncrzds ire
' lamepurtsot hersoil. When
= . pushed, the will certainly
has the making of an ideal
stuck and braves are rapidly
tithe can raise luring hunt
supply all the country, more
thsn tlwy can be raised
v tilts can also annually pro»
enough to tlttpply the world.
herein! notions of value.
line" I puny for a «maple
m whim for it munmon
mitts plum hitn. A pair
. is Worth the price oi
a good hunting dog.
WW
" I very weary. this tell
children above their
um republican country.
. . y’s station in the Unit
“tum? noon placebo
.Jmlbsndaislutsln. W»
this sight at the taut tlutt a
mum inws ensued right
. mm as the anus and
‘ ills millionaire. it they
dun My critics at my
pen advent system. also
, orthonormal who m
- that Chtlttwutltl
m an disciples
’ W. have lately
, m ‘flWl'lWitntl do
0’ ‘ d Macadamia»
isi love they can is is»
. ”' 1 All Mutation“
II settle tar thrusts
‘.: t.
ot the thermometer lior l
. hours without haircut at new mind and
_ ”into-mm
_ it”? Imltl curiosity
' fill andearth tam
' «column clamp on buoy. back to
his relating! He "has ldlled' himseii
willfully‘end’wnutonly and disgraced
them The thought of him will slum
and humiliate, tincture long as. they
live. If they had their clause, the:
would enter never to .lrnuvvhcvv the
rim! cents to his and. It is cruelty it-
there to have his picture nadu‘g at
them in the newspapers through the
length and breadth of tho land. .Why
the newspapers should exploit slui-
ride by prancing upon his picture-av
though they‘had made a great find and
publishing it broadcast is an inexplicn‘
hie mystery. The person who, being in
his rigbtpmind. murders himself is or;
sully as great a criminal as the one who
murders another. ‘
All tht‘t United States congresses are
now billion ‘dollaroncs. The last three
have each in turn appropriated more than
M .000, 000, 000 for the many expenses oi,
this great nation. 01 course we spend
more money than we used to on nation-
al expenses, because the country is so
much larger and its necessities are more
complex. »Still, to the average citizen it
douvappear as if our republican govern.
ment in not to cost us more than
8500.03 ' a year, especially under
the got such hard times as have
been open .tlihronntry since 1893.
‘ “M I“ the Turk.
Since my first visit to Greece, 20 years
ago, I have watched the lite and progress
of her people, and I know low things that
are more encouraging. Despite all the
voxations to which their guardians have
snlrjeotcd them, and all the obstacles they
have thrown in their way, timpitc also
their own natural shortcomings, they have
shown, in both material and spiritual
things, all the virtues of a progressive and
civilimd people. Their country, left. them
Yo desert by the"Turk's, has income, to a
large extent, productive and beautiful.
The population, nmv'2,btlo,btm, has don-
hlcd in the last 20 years. In 3877tiu-ro
were hardly l0!) miles of carriage roads.
and only 5 rnilcsot railtvnyitl the whole
country. Today there are roads every.
where and hundreds of milvsot railway.
ln 1 77 it was hardly possihlvtortlw trav-
eler to llnd it hurt outside Athens. Today
there are numerous hotels, with oil Euro.
pcnn conveniences, in all the principal cit
ics and towns.
But the true test and mm! o! Greece’s
indorttltnhlc spirit ol (’|llI|Ift' is Mr educa-
tional system. By that show stands or full».
I have visited Greek schools throughout
the length and breadth of the land, from
the infant school kept by the {mount in
the open air, against a sunny howl wall,
to tho nrksnkt-lon. or plrlu' academy. and
the noble university, with 2.200 stmlcnts,
which now grace and honor the city 0!
Athens. Anyone who will do the some.
and listen to the record : of the sarritltws
mode by rich and poor for the suite I)! aim
cation and t‘lllllll’t', will not doubt fora
moment that Greece is muply able to gov-
crn and civilian tho lands now marred and
wasted by Turkish lilllll’lllt'. The stints of
mom-y given by rich (invrks for schools
and the hardships undergoin- by tho thil
drcn nl'tho poor in remote districts mntnil
themselves of these have no pornllrl any
where euro in the Unlud h'tntcs and 5mi-
Innd.
Who dares assert. of such a pmplc that it
ht not mpuhlout ruling its ancient patri
“lolly—4hr! first henna oi liberty—better
than thr- barbarous 'l‘nrkor the despotic
Rtmlnnl 'l‘hcre isbntono jnnt, hench-
cent. and cllective lotion ol the eastern
qncethmmml M flit: maturation oi the
tircck umpire to Green- and the placing oi
u grrnt civilized power, such as neither
Turkey nor litlssin con cwr be, an gunrd
inn of the bridge Lntwwn Ellfltpu and
Asin.-—l’rotcamr Thomas Davidson in
Forum. '
Vice President. Hobart. lmu nlmuly unp-
turml the senate. «ml the w'nnlo tumours to
how nlmuly captivated him. it In: were
tlul. \‘lu- lirt'ltltltllt, in. would like In bun
acnntnr, ntttl the senators would be glad to
have him m'tunlly mm of their number.
An vict- president he in nu outsider. not be-
ing u-vou nllowml in look on in the mucus
of tlw senators of his own party, although,
of comma ho hint tho tlutlmof presiding
Lilivcr and muting n \ul-t' on n tlv. 1 sun—
ptm- the \"lt’t' president. tillultt, Imnfllvlnlly
nnd pt-rmnnlly, offer his nuuucstimm by
way bl ndvloo In the l'l|lll'llll (lolllltlJllt't' bl
hlsown party. but it wmvld‘lo "W’il‘t‘tl
tnomiy twp tumor of crummy and not In
in any way binding.
'i‘lw vine premium“ lilo-s ltlllltlflll to listen
to tho slum-humblnglimt ho twltlultl ll mes:
timtthulr, ntlllkt' hiu [lrt'tll't't'lmzhh Mm”!
Wnys took an hour ufl’ {or lunch. nml for
the mat of the limo wrrc outtu‘ tlu‘ rhnlr
ulmmt tut ltllu'lt mt they were in It. «mutt
when really inn-resting or lmpurbmt pm
lttl'tllhml worn under “my. An apple or two
is oil the luncheon than. Vim l'wuhh til. tin
hart mum so that he does not it" down to
tho munurnnunt nllmnd. unless he int'ttll-
«I out of the chiral“ to son smut. Imp":h
tent visitor in his “VIII «tum bank of the
senate. he sits in the «bob- i‘rob. the blind
ohsplsln’n pray" at new until wimtevsr
tlnw nditnnrumunt cornea.
"is ltuttlt. do: do, taunt manners re.
motile time of Ice ’mtidsnt move-tuna,
although "my two northern, while his were
muthom. and he hide felt to have no stoma
e hold upon the emotions al the mmtv us
did Vice l’mldtml dimension, and tlmt is
saying a amt dost. tar he will: no mun
who!» vice president oi our “mesa-dies—
t'on lirt‘lldi
fi'
him win
The Clement “W tllt'm hurt lami-
t
Mufti been can hott- inability in
min: prom signals. ' only imam-ml
utnmnuptusthm W Mitigating
union on no .« upon it
lino. “about” i: 1m .iinrulm, a
outnumber elven Wat-v. lat-pun
It mie- tit or . inn huge mutt In
min to perfect it firmware M his
own lttfldltltvfl. a 2 ii uhhvlmal very sat.
tektites; mums. it} lieu oi the new on
ntmnrtiwmvu anoint known his main.
t «not in the «blots oi it emit. mu-
m can to woman: Meant to hits. «it
be my remain and materialist «its» tar
Wurlitrtmbummmm.
Mr. Chan; is a contractorila the em»
ploy u! the (3himaehlxflommules or
San Francisco, He uttered into a coin
over the United States and extreme the
bones at Gunmen. All chluamcn
who come to this country have a con
tract with the Six companies thst. in
case or death, their bonds shall be re-
turned to the Flowery Kingdom. and
lit. Chung is the man who personally
sees that the contract is carried out.
lie is intrusion with the task or keep-
in; track of the dead uninsured, talt-
lng their bones out of the grave, and
shipping them to Chin-4M only place,
according to their r ‘llgion, where they
can and absolute mt. As he is under
330,!!!) bonds to do the work- u-cll, it
is needless to say that ho is'csmtnl.
lie brings two nmiiants from San
Francisco. who do the rough work. He
had with him. when he came here. the
names of tour Celcetlals, three or
whom died here in 1880 and one in
1802. All of these will be exhumed
and shipped. Danny, the health or.
door, having supplied a certificate that
none died of contagious diseases.
Chang's contract says that he must
not get the bones mixed; that each in.
dividual set must be cleaned. put in a
white meslin hug. and then be boxed
securely for shipment across the Pa-
cltlc. lie is not allowed to not. now, or
break a bone, nor can he boil the bones
to get the flesh omen penalty of for-
feiture of his bond. He says tlmt thrm:
years serve to do away with the flush.
but they are generally allowed to rc-
maiu in the grave longer than tlml. in
order to make sure of a clean job when
he goes at it. Each set of Invites-t is In-
belled, and a record is kept of them.
All are shipped to San anclsco, and
when four tons have been collected
they are put on n steamer and shimwtl.
The Six Companies have a special con,
tract with the staumship companies,
and the cost of a ride across the great
deep in this particular condition is
only 2.30. and the company boasts
that 'thcrc has never been a kick on
high rates! 7 ' '
Mr. Chang's assistants aroused the
(our peaceful slut-porn from tin-i: tong
rust, polished tin-m up according to
control-t. and sent them on their way —
it not rejoicing. at least according to
routrsct.~—Bllcnubnrg Register.
IT LOOKED WARLIKE.
The Spanish Mintntcr Wan Alnrmosl It I
Senate Junkrt.
immigration and yt-lluw lover and
:holcrn \l't'l’t' lit-inc looked into. a sub-
tractelcvcu veers ago to travel all , . ‘
Some years on". when the question of '
. Good,
Bicycle
-for
$35l
Guaranteed ?
Assurcdly l
EAGLES!
/ Reliable as ever. too. to. tho.
Rental and Repair Department.
' Refrigerators,
Ilstdvtste,
Paints, Ito.
N‘chork prices on all lines ul goods is
our drawing cart].
Sign of the Silver Padlock.
Do You Keep W”
LUSTRINE?
NO, WE SELL IT!
Cycle and lisrtl-
were Go.
no Washington Street.
This remark was overheard at a
leading groccr's. Housekeepers who
have tried it know that. LUSTRINE
is the best article on earth to: house-
clcaaiug. if you have never used
it, try a to: cake; all grocersgscll it.
l .'.8 lil‘NTlh’ti FLAGS FOR [EMORIAL
”Al and rib of July. Mmle bv mnnulncturerh
, 1mm tlmhwt uh wool duubb- warp bunting.
. to shift“. sewn both sides. 8mm! nttwmloulnlt'v
'(‘ninm Unemtvtcel. Will Mill nil limp: "Mall
at wholesale lawns. AM) ash poles and lil'Jt'k'
Clo.
Feet
fix to
but : .5
turn;
tux-to
12x20
than .
1.3m
.6 7o
7 67
ll '15
10.13
I? ‘1!
l!) on
committee of the Senate was up-
vana. it was just twinn- the Christ-
'nns holidays, and a visit to tho t'ulmn
port in the winter season is not witty
out its attractions. The proposml trip.
however. rnthcr disturbed the Spanish
Minister. [to know the lu-lllirurcut pru-
pcusitlcs of ("lvnntllvr and t'all. untl ho,
hastened to thr- Stntt- Department with
s dcspnlvh from :indriul, anxious to
mom win-thor- the inn-stinntion was
promised with tn-arvnblc intent.
Secretary l-‘ostcr listened to the ox-
?ltod Minister with great snitvity.
"l’hcn- is no tit-casino for alarm." in-
saltl. rmvssuringly.
tho holiday row-m is approaching and
(or a pleasure trip.‘ I lllll rum: there
5 nothing else in it."
A grout light of intelligence brute
trcr the Spanish Minister's tot-c.
"0h," he cm-lnimml. "u pm-k-mwk. n
puck—neck!" And he went away mach
.‘t'llet‘m.~~\Vilnlll"mull l'ost,
Nut Min to Tlvtnlr Aloud.
Baron l‘nrlt. one of the tttust ruinous
"noun a punt generation or jutlgvh‘,
was oxvt'tttlilmly (lt'lll, nlnl. like tmvuy
lent people. Itntl t'tlllll'lll'lt’ll a habit oi‘
dunking: about. When v-nmuzml mm
iny In trying it man charm-«l with
stealing sonn- llroumul. In» took urn.
wage at Illt' ttl'titlsta'llltll"a~' pamitiw adv-w
iillvntion til’ the stolen fnggnts. “llmv
run it" know that the mom are his,"
tollluqnizml the “WWW“ judge. ”when
run lungs“ in an Illu' nltniht‘t‘ {flaunt nu
”to on In Illu- nnolhvr can?" l'mllm‘l
for tho (lt'ft‘llt't' was quick to take ml-
mnlugc or this lttlltllt'llllnlml him from
he hunch. “How." he unlit-4| the pro.
mentor. “can you know that tlw rune
rots m- .vours when one faggot in no
tiltc another faggot as one can u. like
tttothcr one?" The mwutlun had It any.
ws which thit probably nuttupml rur
won by the tittcstlontw. for it led to tho
‘tntm'dintu intervention or the Judge.
running to ttu- Jury. llnmu l'tll'k n»
atnrltml. “tlcnth-mnn. you will “Hill“
in“ prisoner. ‘1‘!!!“ very thought flushed
.brongh my tulmt not a tillltltlv twinn-
alu- words View nth-lion by the lmlt‘lttul
eounucl. It is a direct tutorimitlon oi‘
i'mvidcuce.
The fish Wouldn't llite.
The following Mot-y is told of n colu-
hratctl novelist and in cultivation
vritlv. The critic hint written a bitter
"their on the novellet'u work; but
the lttttt'l’. llt'llltl a mmvuatuml tmltt.
instmd of owrwhchnlur him with
vltttpet‘stlon In any pcrlmllcnl he would
find stilliciontly nemnnmndlttiun to pub.
llslt it. mtuostcd o mutual friend to
bring the critic to his house to dintwr
nuns evening. When he nwlml the
invitation. this was the critic's Molrw
"l certainly shell out no. llu ulutnly
. wants to lump coals of the on my hmul;
and do not unmmso i am tool vitouan
to hold the scuttle tut tutu?"
Our mum mm
”this n a stout country."
"You. with a. crest linens”. t
basal one man any at another that the
pointed. confining of St'lltitm's Prov»?
tor, Chandler and ('nll. to visit lln- ‘
"You know that :
those Senators are simply arranging ’
it '10
33130 2060
a 7n row» 21; on
Will Mount on root-nu n! m ion or U. U. D.
. Prices on humor-n, l’unrunit».lmt:txers,hvint-
. log or fit it Par-tic “has. .‘n' . suntan up llt'no
nun. t'nvm, fiwurcle, lit-iii, t'bcvmhsaot Mili-
tary Suppliw bl nil hlnth J. A JOB u' Cl) .
t‘ .r Fultnfl street.
l pa {tin-sou SlN't‘l: N. Y.
.
I
l'lw ul ty war \I'tutnn Flair Maker in the S. B.
m '. tvr
& W ,_ ._._ ._ ,.
i F nrnished TO
, Cottages LET!
,Complsts
BY THE WEEItPOR IOITH.
A
Bell Island.
9 mount»; on
F 0 5 T E R B R 0 3
South Norwalk, Conn.
m 1? ti
Dr. F. Schevolr,
omcr.
S. I. Burner Washington and
hostile Streets
Worlds-«luvs and Halllnlnyr,:t to s p. In.
PRACTICE UNITED TU 013mm 0!
WUHIH. sum it
.. “m how—4....
D. W."RAVMOND,
Funeral Director
and Emhaluvsr.
.3 Wahw."t::mfltvm.
time-nus, Intrastate llqots
’ NI
HaveaSmilel
You may be hot, dusty, thirstv-oto
much the batter-“plasma will he
rotten—there‘s a cooling, refreshing
fieliciousncu in every glass of Williams'
Rout lint-momhiucd with its healthful
qualltlmit’s the oncgrnat planning hen-
cficial turn onto rink. Millfll it at
homcwa tottls of extract unites five
gallons of delicious
O
this week 250.
for 19c.
this week, file.
this week. 750.
week, 980.
this week, we.
lid in. mixed suiting,good value at 39c;
36 in. wool settings, good value at 29c,
750 blaclr crepou, 45 inches wide, for
$1.00 black etuims, 58 inches wide, for
36 in. all wool serge, 25c.
Silk and wool chaliics. 19c.
53% in. diagonal, good value, “.25, this
ll pieces black henrietta, 753 quality,
20 pieces bicycling suiting,l2c and 193,
Separate Skirts.
5 down black figured skirts, $1.25.
3 dozen black lighted skirts, $1.98.
25 black mohair. psrcale lined. $2.75.
17 black and white checked skirts, all
wool, plsited banks, “.75.
noswanx. cone.
_ . iv , p .
. Important.
2 F irst-Glass-Bicycles Given Away!
' ‘ ;5AT"'!DAV: In 29th, AT l0 P. n.
This tvcck must be the greatest of the spring season. It has always been so, and we are determined that
. this will be as great, if not greater, for eve department must assert itself this week and good ahead.
Bargains everywhere, and every purchaser of 25c word: will be ptcscntcd with a coupon ticket that entitles
them to a chance on two wheels to be given away Saturday, May 29, at re p. in.
9
Commencing $aturday,May 22d,at 83,.m.
SECURE YOUR TICKETS, AND WIN A WHEEL.
They are the best fitting costumes in Norwslk.
. Jacket and Suits.
It isagreat pleasure for us to see our suits appreciated.
Whip cord suits. in eldsrgreen—price of material, $1.75 per
yard—lined with rilk,made as the best tailors make them,$20.
to block silk grenadine skirts.
$7.25 to s10 00.
Shirt Walsts.
on black sateem 50.3, 75c. 98c.
30 black brilliantine, $1 98.
50 dozen parcalo waists, 50c.
Silks.
chameleon streets, 7:“:c.
ill) pieces summer China silks,
it. pimesblack satin brocade,
sold Si 25; this week. 75c,
$1 (,0; this week. ”So.
this week, 75c.
10 black moire velour skirts, 87 50.
8 black. large figure, satin brocade,
20 changeable silks. SI 98 to $5.75.
100 down lawn waists. 75c and 98c.
25 pieces talt'ctas. all the beautiful
I .
MC.
27 in black satin duchcsse, Worth
at in. satin rhadame, Si 25 per yard;
Broadcloth suits, made to fit, $18.60
Combination of plain and check material suits, $12.50
Plain black and navy blue serge suits, etoil jackets, $10.00
Covert suits, in tly front or eton jacket, .10 00
Mixed and check suits, $5.98 and $7.50
Velvet capes, $2.75 and $3.50
Silk capes, $4.50 to $10 00,
Cloth capes, $1.98 to $7 50
Black diagonal jackets, $4.98
Covert cloth jackets, $2.50 to $9.00
Children's Jackets. $1.25 to $1. 75
DI’ISS 60 ”d S. 23 novelty cloth skirts, $3.75. ~ 30 pieces rich brocade silks for waists
$10.00. 45c.
, 25 pieces all colors, 2i in. China silks,
50c.
For Ien.
"Manhattan" shirt, acknowledged by
correct dressers to be the best fitting
shirt that is made, white or colored
bodies and fancy bosoms, negligee and
laundered fronts; a large and choice as~
sortrnent, $1.50 each.
Men‘s fine night shirts, extra large
sizes, felled seams, high grade muslin,
sizes from 14'»: to 20, regular price, 75c;
for this sale, 500.
Men‘s K0" and bicycle hose. with or
without feet, 69:: quality. at 50c.
Men's light weight wool underwear,
in white and natural. real value, $1.25;
tor this sale, 98c each.
Men‘s ties in tacks. four-inohandJiand
bows. shield and club ties, large variety
and exceptional values, at 25c.
always
Big Stock
I ll“
HITTINGS l
Great Stock
lace Curtains!
F inc Stock
til"
P0 RTIERES!
n!" ”I"
Car Load
SCREENS!
Propeller l Thousands
Load of l
0!"
l‘
Graniteware l Shirt Waists
250 ll).
after.
lb ,
The Norwalk Boston Store,
icon. Mam AND want. 315.
nonwaut, c1.
TELEPHONE CALL, 584.
WHAT
We want you to know is that we are selling our Fancy Gilt Edge
Creamery Butter, 5lbs for $1; 220 lb.
We have a fresh ‘art-iVal oi the N orthiield Creamery Butter, in half
pound prints, two and three times each week.
Also the Dining Car Creamery
The finest butter made.
in one pound prints,
This is the season when the Ferris Hams and Bone—
less Bucoi and Smoked Beef are a Relish, and are eagerly sought.
Y n can secure them fresh from the smoke house here.
Everything fresh daily in the i‘ruiifand vcgo able line. Leave your
order and receive satisfaction.
CHARLES, E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
38 West Washington Street. South lion-It, ct.
IF vou won in or €th ..
RAVI Tull
3! MT. yvfi‘.w..m
Evening Sentinel Loft at Your House
()1)
has,
On Sutnrdry, May
1
u, and or mitt. ‘ 't'lll'l'.
Rezu'ar- - -
l7cl . GREAT BUTTER SALE
»l7c lb.
we will sell the very best
Elgin Creamery Butter at I7¢ per lb
We have on b ad 50 tube at the very finest Creamery Butter, which we will sell at 17c
Saturday only. No more than ten pounds to each customer.
no u. N. v. c ocmv co. in lb.
Donovan lulldlrtg, q . . . . .
South Howells.
IOIWIM‘.
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Norwalk Chronicler