sun mansion
" «worm-M»
., and death amines. one
graffiti!“ advertisements
.. ~By mall. in advance.
WWmcnth. toe: three
more: one rear. to.
mambtohe paid
. fl Washlnzton street.
. lions Wall street. Normals.
welcome in the Sentinel
of any news you will con
.. . . . . soudlngorbrinuiuu
it! “the convenience 0! those
items of new» or othtu met
at tho entrance to The Ben-
is should in all cases be ad
IVER '0 8 NF.
" 803i: Nowell. 0.33:1.
Station! has a (.‘irrnlalt'on
40f Normall- mml its Suburbs
.I 1;, Hum ‘fltr Ifonthinrd
(M oflm‘ ’ ISO focal (fulfils.
's always with to mlrrr-
. , -~ be guaranteed tho
u is handed in. Every
will be make to accom-
husohunges cannot by
‘ a right unless copy i:
olmkin the afternoon of
the change is desired.
(1 Weather Forecast.
may promises to be clotr out?
. ewmry. f. llowetl by rio-
Tomorrow it PIDllllflH ll
clearly and warmer. iollowo
‘ steadiness and by rain by night
W w...“ a..- .._ .-...- *.
4' omcwr Record.
point oi the thermometer fw
urs ending at noon tmla
o zerozlowos'. 61 dogma
Almanac for Tomorrow.
honors ! lilghtitle l Lovvtitb
1:72 1:15 2:14
. the Strait of Belle isle.
, the island of Newfoundland
homo coast of Labrador no
"' . u strait of Belle Isle. Mr.
ond calls attention to tho
M through this strait a freezing
”water pours direct down
north pole. The freezing cur-
bebind Newfoundland, lap.»
of eastern Canada and pours
along the New England mast
the jutting side of (lapt-
, , drives it out east ‘ard again
I ocean Back it gut-s till it
the warm gulf stream. Tliv
.. of the two produces the eternal
the Newfoundland banks.
. always been noted that the
England coast is colder than other
It the same latitude, and it is a
not easily accounted tor, even on
We at Boston dignity. Tho oust
titherliassachnsetts shores arc
, new and unkind. Mr. llam-
lth studied the question and
it! a certainty in his own mind
R frigid Cinnato of eastern (ion-
fltl Niw England is caused by
else than the arctic current
. fill" all the year round south
' the strait of Belle Isle. lt
Molly do this because of the
“soled condition of the warmer
.. “south.
’ Wood has evolved a scheme
Wile oil the current through
‘ his and actually changing the cli-
‘ “stern Canada and New Eng,
*0 one corresponding to that of
V“ slid New Jomy. llu tie-
plau in a letter to tho New
. . ii a dam is built across the
H Belle Isle between Labrador
l, i-sutilsud it will drive the ivy
.teostwarrl into the ocean
. Mtouudluatl and allow tho
to cradle in its warm out.
. - rosette. Maine. Nova l-Stro
. “(all oi tit. Lawrence
3 will make Labrador habit»
“ Osnsda what she longs
mils all the year. it
In England from east
Whites might not exact-
_ < . ss thereaultof shout-
:jslar current. still the cold
" " so looser amp down the
, Much spine as they do
is constructed would
a big. big D. it) miles
tilts 300 feet deep aeroas
from the strait could
has to build the loun-
Ml‘ b0 w,000,000,
M thinks should he
, Ritalin and the United
« it
WM Fleck. livery
fl flaw York. lsutie cl
' . hlsniorlnarsothla
m ranged little vane»
Wyatmotsd to the
dusstahls. where they
, peoples” around.
asst thrown: than or
. ,, “swimwear
“Misses drum euros.
magma giving hints
Thorium wmln
othinsdathlamvaos»
. ' lathe-asst
(ion.
--——.
mom.
nary of their marriage.
tags at Bell Island.
:0mploted .
oi the cider mill.
tut-r.
u ittiges in Brookside.
tin launch "K. l: (3."
lira. .l. R. hiculioltl.
nits, Mr. and Mrs. fl. (7.
non. .
and burn on the island.
Jersey City. .
Mr. and Mrs. William
It‘s. Willlsttt non.
until today.
" strontium.
m. m
BOWAYTON.
Mr. and Mrs. autonomy. will cote-
brate. next Saturday night. the anniver-
Horton.
Dean. of
Table.
mm
peanut: or want-s tome may marched
in the procession as proud and hand-
Imne as any other cadets Fleck also
turned tho loft 1p! his stable into s
gymnasium... Frfi’vthls the next step
was to acute employment for them and .
start them on the road to becoming use-
ful tritium. and in numerous cases this
step has already been taken.
There are heroes in these days as
brave and sell sacrificing as any in his-
tory. They are found in humble walks
of life more frequently than elsewhere.
perhaps because there are more com-
mun people than any others. Borne ol
the noblest of these obscure heroes are
among the members of city tire compa—
nies. In times of great (longer. with the
bot breath of flame and the choking
smoke in their faces, they rise superior
to the recollection of danger for them-
aelves and are filled only with thoughts
of saving others and of extinguishing the
lire. Wherever lives are lost at a tire
titers is nearly always among them one
or more firemen. Now. overcome by
smoke. they drop into the fiery death;
now they are crushed by falling floors
and timbers; but, whatever it is, no lire-
tnuu turns coward or shirks his duty.
They will go on doing it to tho last.
even though they read how in a large
city lately 27 iiromeu were disabled and
,l was killed outright while fighting
flame in an unusually dangerous posi-
(lreat Britain is not winning ranch
glory in international politics just now.
but she is making money, and that
moms to please the soul of the avenge
Englishman more than gaining glory.
During the past your the British nation
.ll debt has been reduced ‘37 .000, 000.
the annual public revenues of the king—
lom amount to $562,000, 000.
Oscar Wilde says that for the future
on will covet noithernotorioty not ob«
livicn. This much wisdom at least its
has learned from his years of imprison
Dr. Graver has moved from Content
merit Island to hit Meadow Brook villa
at Brookside, for the summer.
Miss Nellie Stuart, of New York. was
almost over Memorial Day of Mr and
Mrs. B, Arthur Griffin. and also visitod
Dr. Stroumyer and daughters. and Ar-
thur Walters, who were occupiug a not-
Postmzmter George W. llryau received
his appointment from Washington, May
39th, and will take control of the other
inly lat, moving it to his new building
in Main street, which is now nearly
Sitts d’ Hoyt have taken another leaso
Mrs. Maud, mother of Mrs. McKeu»
uey, and her daughter, of Greenwich.
do with Mrs. Mclx'cuuey for the sum-
.loieph [loosen has moved from the
30d Mill $001301” M". A. D. \Vfld'l
Captain E H. Smith took a party of
friends to Linn Island. yesterday, in
Miss Lizzie Johnson, William ’aud
‘iamuel Johnson and John Mulluntld.
win-636d iron New York. Sunday. and
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. titan ey
Mills. over Memorial Day.
Mr. and Mt». (tlu'istiun Koch. of New
York, and hit. and Mrs. Harry Garfield.
ot Stamioul.speut Memorial Day with
Mrs. Jennie Sharer left Rowoyton.
l‘uouluy.tuvisii herduuahtvr. Mrs. .1
ii. Slater. at liousonhurst-un‘tho Mitt.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Thoyer, of Sherman.
.‘l. Y . are visiting Mrs. Thuyer's pm-
Mrn. Lumps returned to New York.
llouday. utter s visit to Mrs. Stanley
John Todd. oi lteddluu. who is a large
property owner at Bell island. is laying
the foundation for another largo boom
In. Muluiirolfl'. of Port (titular,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Selma.
Mrs. Stephen Parties has returned to
a”.
tutti. drove here this wool: and visited
Mr. and Mrs. William Hoyt.
Mrs. Mus Pldason has returned to
Northport. after a visit with Mr. and
Miss Am Rooney and lira. tilm-
stead whsaladirotu Caution. yesterday.
and visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bailout
The new must thus table on the
(lam road trill so into ottoot
June it. The arrangement of mlts
willta the sauna as taut stilllllli'. the
railroad company ruontau trains at coo.
nuiast hours for mutants" who live at
the shots plseas during the summer
months. ‘lhe White Mountain start so
will It on the last “outlay In June.
m-.~._......m. w- ., on”...
W blanket.
warm mm
tas-
Tfin SUNDAYLESSON.
iNTERNATlONAL GENES, WITH 00%
MENTABY BY DR. STEARNB.
Test: ”Keep thy tongue from
Golden
' nil. sud thyflps from speaking gulls.“
Psalm ssslvs 18. Jun 0. "01»
1. "My brethren. be not many mas.
tors. knowing that we shall receive tin
greater condemnation." The R. v. say:
"learners? instead of “masters." Al-
though the word is translated “mas-
ter" about 46 out it till ilmes. vol it it
"teacher" in Jobupill, 2; lph. lv, ll.
elm. in Luke ll. 46. it to "doctors."
The verb "didaslto" is always trout-tie
ted "teueh" or "tatight."
The in} unc-
tlon. tlwrcfore, seems to be that we are
to bear in mind that the position of a
teacher is one of such responsibility
that w
o hardly dare covet it.
Yet if
our Lord elnxise us and send us forth.
no matter in what capacity, ills gram.
is sufficient for us.
in whom He lives and alumna.
h like Him?" «Job xxxvl. 22.
2. "For in many things we offend
all. If any man offend not in word.
the some is n [wt-loot man and able
also to bridle the whole body." The
it. V. says, “in many things we all
lt’ilcllt‘l
st um bio."
Happy are those
“\Vlm
And yet the nset'iptiou in
.ludt- xxlv, It. V., is “Now unto Him
that is able to guard you from stain-
bllug and to set you before tho pros-
t'l'it't! of ills glory without blemish." if
we would but trust lllut. who alone of
all then never stumbled. never slum-d
in thought. word or deed. lie \vould
keep us from stumbling. for llt‘ lo nblv,
"'l'hine is the power. 0 Lord." The
alitlirully is all on our stale.
"l \vou
ll, 4.
helm.
id, but yo would not."
lie says,
Here we have a grunt creature.
the horse. nuitiagotl by the driver by
means oi a small bit in his mouth. llllll
we have a mighty ship untrained by its
governor by nit-ans of a very small
We might consider the
sum”:
"('58 of that which in cltlwr t-nso mu
trollml the large body, or we might
consider the driver or the go
controlling. in Pa. xxnii. it, two urn
imirturml not to be like a horsv or
male. without understanding. \vllnsv
mottlh must be held in with bit and
bridle.
But some horses and
Vt‘l'llt ll
mules
bare uutloramudiug. and l llt'llt‘l't' that
some lmve more than tin-tr drivvrs.
We tll'l' not “'lll‘llt'tl against such. 'i'hv
great thing is to how a good governor
and to be absolutely lllltlt'l‘ his run
lml,
u
llii'llllK'
xxxiv.
.., “Et'uu so the- tongm- is at little
t" and lmustvtlt urmt things.
Iii-hold how great a matter a little lire
bimllt-tli." 'l‘lwn-i’oru m- :m- :itlmou-
lh‘llt'tl. "KM-p thy tongue from ovil and
thy lips from Spl‘tikllll: guilu" ll's.
lib. And in. :it'v rt-tniinlt
a! that
ilwrv is not a word in our ionguo but
”0 knowt-ih it altogether li's. u'xxxix.
h. “Death and life are in the pom-r of
tho tongue." tlwrororo "\vbtmo Im-[wth
his mouth and tongue knots-(h his hulll
from troubles" tl'rov xvili. 21'. ml. 22:».
ti. “And the tongue is u tlrv. a World
of iniquity. and it is art on tin- of lit-ll."
l’t-t'baps stunt- hart.- stall and heard
things from tho touuur, but
have not considered ilum- things :i.~
imlitzutiuns or the slut.- or all.
lull. This is tlu- “’ul'tl "go-rtmn." llu-
plat-o of burning. and is use-d only by
our Lord «sculpt. in this can inwtamm.
"tiul til' llu.‘ llltllllllillll’t' oi the heart
tho mouth flpt'lllit'lll" lhlttt-b. xii. :zl».
and if. Satan has routrol of ill“ lit'fll‘l
in: may t'xpl't‘l the. tongue to sun-ll oi
fearful
lire not
7. 8.
an unr
\vivkt-tl
i iu'itnstono.
or» in
While every kind or r't‘t‘nttlrt's
can be taint-d the tongue is lllllllllliilill'.
uly t-vil full of deadly pursuit.
This. of course, dost-rims llit'
phase of the tongue that has only tlw
tnttural. \llll‘t'llt'wvll. heart lwhiml it.
but the tuissihlltty of irnrt‘ul manifest
aiions are in ovary liltl‘t‘llt'il‘l'll
l"l:lltury. llllst’liitfl' and vanity. bill‘lsllll
lug. don-it and lying. nrn- all in it “it'll
ed touguo (l’s. v. ll: 3. 7; av, 31
lxxvlii. 3th or in the heart that is bat-l;
of the tongue. for "the heart is llt‘l't'il'
in] above all things and tlt'spt-rmt'l)’
" (Jar. xvii. it». And "
\V ul'rs‘l
lira rt.
iii. 4;
out of
tlu- lit-art prot'oetl t-vll thoughts. mun
dent. admit-rim. innovations.
{also “lint-us. blzlvlplltrmivs" l.\l:tll|. M'.
lib. This is our Lord‘s own li‘ts‘lllllnlly,
and Ho :tlouo knows the heart.
0. "'l‘lu'rt-wllh bit-nu WP timl. oven
the il'utht-r. and therewith rum» wa-
rut-n which are Illllllt' ai‘tt-r ilw aluuli
tilde of God." It. 000".“ in»! scum
lllt’ that tho tilium tongue wold lilI-ns
timl and t-urw man. The tmluuu “nib
only tha- natural lot-art ltllt'lt or it ran
our-«m.
but Llw tsuurul hour!
lhi'lln.
yumm-
t’llllllul
truly him» God. “list have “'0 how.
tin-u. a new heart which lilt'mtm llml,
and tho old heart wltlvh in protlu in
warning. and each using the
tongue? it looks even no. and. l
lot: to tire ficflpturmi, ht so.
in. “Out of the statue mouth promo-d
utll hit-using anti cursiuu. My
l‘t'll. thew tllltus ought not to ho."
’l‘lteso wily true things are a dishonor
to Christ. slid should not muttinuo. it
we huvu remind the Lord
tihrlst and have thus a new and divhw
nature ill but. i. ‘ll the mom or that.
whom “9111”“! we now are. jealously
moire-tn us and llvoth in us that we
may not do the things whirl: “1' other
wise would If multiplied by the mirror!
mind was. it. 5. ll. \'.; (lui. v. 10. ll.
inasmuch ltll the ”or“ Justin is
able to subdue all Ibiuilii unto lllmaoll
and will do it in due time tl’hll. lli. til;
it. \'.l
l Cor.
Hillll‘
lt't'ut'tl-
llt‘t-lll
JtfiUK
xv. as». lie is surely abh- to
subdue In as. and ltoep sutuluml. even
if its does not in this life out it whol
ly out. that old slul’ui nature which
was tau-n I us. but on yield l
llllu. vrylu . "'l‘hluu is the potter."
ii. iii. " ioth a fountain sent
at this some video sweet water and bit-
tor'! t'au in! tin true. my brethrotl.
tour ollvu berries? Either a vino tlus‘i
tin can no fountain bulb yield salt wan
tor and in ."
ally to
l furl it
llolh trees and totin-
ntlus mount-o utter their kind. and it
om words or tit-thins are not right he
(on tied it Is because M no evil rim
or mine or fountain within on.
aid that the water which his aim»
would he in us a Wall of water spring;
lulu everlasting life unlit: lv.
Mi. lo tilmselt Is the fountain (let.
in: a
it. till.
Janus
ill. ”Who Is a. wise than and imbued
with knowledge stuns; you? lot him
to my
than.
«damning we
._ “hm fl"!
show out of a good mover-atlas his
works wltli Matisse! tvl ." On
“a
vet
«to
t‘lveotillnsmamionuouw'r
WHAT
“firmbodylslmkluu
A ' '
Good .
Bicycle
for
$35! '
Guaranteed ?
Assurcdly !
EAGLES!
Reliable as ever. 350. ill. Sim.
Rental and Repair Department.
Refrigerators,
Hardware,
Paints. Etc.
New York prices on all lines of goods be
our drawing card.
Cycle and Hard-
> were (in.
in) Washington titrcot.
Sign of the Silver Padlock.
Do You Keep w
LUSTRINE?
no. we: SELL l‘l'l
This remark was overheard at a
leading groccr's. llousekccpers who
have tried it know that LUSTRINE
is the best article on earth for house-
cleaning. it you have never used
it, try a toe cake; all grocers sell it.
DORLO N H00 5 E,
Gregory‘s Point, So. Norwallt.
J. n. mono?1:51.54... and Manager
Terms reamimibio: lbtthluu. limiting. Fish.
inn: ltlmvtrit- t‘urs to lion-l. canto-fling
with all tvmml no the h. l..
N Ii. ll.
it- ~-
trxsmnmsutn"uuoto: Islam; cmt
mars AND snout: DINM-lhé.
In?) 3m
COLD RE " Willi." "’
F'NISH: 33.13:...
The (lid Well and Con-
nocticut LaumlriesJinud
and steam. (litter, or
\l'oshxngtmi St: Latin
tlrv, lluvtln-ntl St. near
Water. The public are
Lordially invited to (all
and inspect on l' Laundry
at, any time.
A
SENTINEL
AD.
is
A
INVESTMENT!
A temperance drink made
‘ from the choicest roots and
y herbs ; has a delicious ilsvor.
planning the moat fastidious
,3. f, palate: quenchoo the group
"i . est thirst. The extract is
am said everywhere, and is
3' «flirted “romp-rd
, no on.
And Dress Goods
House.
Beauty
For
MME. RU
osmN STOREI on"
NORWALK. cons.
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They are the pioneers of all complexion preparations, having been sold for many years longer than any
Other. They are used and recommended by the best people, and always give complete satisfaction.
They are the only genuine.
natural brautilicrs, founded on scientific principles. Everythingabout them
inspires confidtncc Absolute proof of merit has bzen given uumberlcss times by “me. Ruppcrt. No
other specraitst has ever given ocular demonstrations.
Owing to these ivcll established facts, we give Mme. Ruppert's Remedies this well earned prominenw,
EXTRAORDINA
RY OFFER
a mo Bottle otsoe. Ruppert's Face BleaCh, '50 l
This oficr is bona title and
everyone can have a trial bottle of this wonderous Face Bleac h for 15¢.
ANOTHER GRAND OFFER.
.‘Jextweak We will present. to all purchasers of a large bottle of Madame lluppert'n World renowned Vat-e Bleach, a full sized
bar of llt'l' exquisito Almond UH Snap Frau.
Madame lluppsrt's Faun Bleach i". until new untried neumly. its me sienna n putt-ct oomph-Mon. it has been sold for :10
Yl'lll'fi lOUl-lt'r than any llkt' preparation, and to slay has a larger sale than all tin->9 combined. We are rewiringtronstautly any»
plies trod: from the laboratory of Madame lluppvr: at New York. and they are par excellence.
, Book “HOW TO BE BEAUTIFUL." Free. .
Every caller at this department will be given this unique booklet. free. it contains all those little soon-ts oi the toilet so Iii-81‘
towoutau'rt hv'nrt. We give ln’lnlt a lint of man: of Ala-lame llnpport's toilet requisites.
llfilévrtk ling"x ail??:tflw For litigious Pflxlr
Mum Ruppari'wmyiiuir ' Mme. ituppon's l‘e url H” X“ 6” Mme, Rapper“ Empme' “‘ "
Tonic 8W" new life to and Enamel. (least-a tho skin tian Balm. a valuable skin
““93 “mull hair, 31.00 We to assume a girlish loveli- food, and used in connec-
Mme. Ruppert’s Rod "um Ilt‘ISt-T, mainly for evening , , tioa with. the bleach, re-
Paste; arnnge forlipsaml use. . all on .nc moves wrinkles, _ Moo Inc
mill“ nails; true to-uutme m » my Mum. Rapport s Almond , limo. liuppert s Wht t 0
(hi Complexion Eoup; a Rose Face Powder, an t-x~
, combination of almond onisitc l’owdvr. 500 390
:lllipfigfopgmxggxl oilaud was, not is boiled , ‘ lime. Ruppert‘s Almond
pertluons hair without in- soup and contains no lye. '34.: l..(: (ream Hand button, 90f-
jury to skin in 3 minutes 10" MC Mme. Rapport a world rt» tons and whiteus the
‘ ' nuwued {aw blurb. largo hands and prevents chup’
Mtneliuppert'stlruy llair bottle Clears the skin at ping. i (it) 790
Restorative is not a tlyv, any discoloration and More. lloppert's Liquid
but returns gray hair to tvoutillos thu- cnmplvxion Rougv for rhecks, beyond
itt natural mlor. : no t liti‘ueuurally, "Jul 1 uti'slotermm. Chic one
Remember just to introtlucotltcse good» \vt- “all not! :1‘ trio! b mic of .\i or: lx’uppe.t's FaCc Bleach at 15',-
Bc su n:
and get a battle, Holy ow: l: illlt‘ t.) molt Lustomvr.
o
TELEnnonE/Cmm. 53.2.
WHAT
We want you to know is that we are selling our Fancy Gilt Edge
Creamery 'lluttor,
Slbs for 531; 220 lb. The finest butter made.
We have a fresh arrival of the Norihlicld Creamery Butler, in half
pound prints, two
and three times each week.
Also the Dining Car Creamery in one pound prints,
‘250 lb. This is tho season when the Ferris Hams and Bone—
less Bacon and Smoked lleel' are a Relish, and are eagerly sought;
alter. Yonc‘insocm'c them fresh from the smoke house here.
Everything fresh daily in the ll’llll and vegetable line. Leave your
order and receive
satisfaction.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
33 West Washington Street. South llonsallt, 0t.
IF‘YOU WANT
ALL THE NEWS
RAVI Till
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular.....
alt-IL. 4a....
,” WV!“ .
A Man’s Best Friend
is his pocket. so people say. It's through a man’s pocket we intend to test this popu.
lar belief. Buy your groceries and provisions from us if you value money.
Very lest Dream-w latter, tic For Pound.
Ouusr cured Ihouldors, 1 l-lo Pound.
Ihreddod
Oddflqh 70 box; 4 boxes for tie.
' tug-v Our-d Breakfast Canon. lac Per Pound.
Allah. Dolmen. Ivory can Cunnnteod. ma non.
Dinosau- flutter
Laundry .909. Large Clue. l0 cakes for Ito.
v. GROCERY co. '
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