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o'clock in the afternoon of
wthechnnzeindesired.
maid Weather Forecast.
Mn! promleee to be general; y
preceded by rain. with near-
Vtollowed by rising temperature
'olurluc. Tomorrow it promises
fair and warmer.
Memoran- Record.
. point 0! the thermometer for
~ hours earlier: at noon today
~ above zero:|owest.oi degrees
l9 Almanac for Tomorrow.
1 Bonnie 1 llightlde 1.0mm
_. . me urn rum
Hottenuerge are the most conven-
y in Europe. Whenever a
_ a kinglct or a puppet of any
i; outed by the powers as a po-
Itup gap in one of the little gt-n-
divisions that exist by their
,1 them is always the Battenberg
y'todrnwon. The dispatch, there-
{amusing that Francis Joseph of
her: was talked of for governor
“Crete wall to have been or
have been a tough morscl of
: pie Henry Lubonchero was
. _ to bite into when he apologized
Ming publicly that Dr. Ruther-
Hlflle. secretary of the South
,3 cmpuuy, was engaged in stock
‘ in connection with the Jami-eon
,Ahle editors should not he rash in
} ; weeping charges. They do not
. dignified when they are obliged to
Mr own words.
Mil it be safe for congress to pass
I! certain persons are now trying‘
fill; through the uenato allowing
a . limited pooling power so that
' my ii: freight and passenger rates
re years? Who . knows what will
in five years? By that time new
probably will be utilized
1 g by 50 per cent the transpor-
oi' freight and pummgere.
_ blend in the smallest state in
Union, but in: governor has the
. title belonging to any official in
,1 mm. the preaident not excepted.
" with: Dyer hue just been inaugu-
, ,"goventor, captain general and
,. 0! in chief of the state of
[aloud and Providenm Planta—
the patrons were considering
Dimitri tor the. governor gon-
d. Crete. they ehonld have
M eyes to America. where
i ‘9 able nulttfilllt'il {or it”
, ." "f7 - Wdi’diik'lh‘.’ ibiii'iira an
» by Mr. Charla E. Trip
' in he! Invented a machine
m liquid air by the gal-
le we in which the air
3 liquid by Intenee cold,
Ween In equal to 400
Ho. Mr than mime-d
uh will" limit one. vote
tildlppod up in cape. it
-. v»: e! Iklmmlllt. 0n
‘ . . I comparatively tight
“I: liquid eir heater to warm
‘ f A: it menu it unmade
”it! under like circuit»
“Welter mhuuioal
It. Triple:- deoliiree can
“My. machinery of any
_' analytic-teem iii
minim that the liquid
W lunch more cheaply
It b intonation to mail
It!” cold and litteaeu
, , theme phenomena
”It Yorker Men-ope at the
t) may he “would to
t! the myrtety o! the imam
m lute ever yet two able
, ltd: onehmrih more poll!-
the hick instrument in can.
~ . Bureau! at the Chime
j_ ta up it trill mutually
m within 200 miles at the
”tier within loan the»
all“: The tile-awe will
mm id;
A _
m
lemuWhyWeWunt one Here in
loath lieu-welt.
Editor of the 8eutlnel:--A eoldlen‘
monument-«love went one hero in
Korean! Burneaey yea; lune say no:
othmllke theiro'od Yankee- that they
are. earner the question by asking
another. They ulr. "Why." or "or
what mei- ii?” To the first I have
nothingto my. I believe in showing
one’reolara.aol tell you at the outset
that! think a eeldiers‘ monument for
South Not-walk is agreed thing, a meet
deeiruhle thing. Not only that, but a
putriotiothing.u useful thing, and a
beautiful thing. “A useful thing?" I
hear some one query inereduloualy.
Yer,lkuew some of you would take
issue with moon that point of utility;
but Ihold that umonnmont like that
we propoeetobuild to the memory of
our heroes is a useiul thing. and I think
Icon sustain my position. ,That de«
pmdlagood deal. however. on your
definition of the word "nretul." It
factories and furnaces and atom care
and electric care and typewriters and sew-
ing machines and such like oontrivancee
represent your one idea of utility. I can
cry no more. You'veflgot the best of
the argument, as the Irishman said
when his opponent closed his mouth
with a brick-bat.
But it you believe that there is a
utility inseparably connected with all
beautiful things; that birds were not
made merely to be eaten, nor trees to
furnish lumber and fuel; that flowers
were not made by a mistake of the
creator; if you believe that the beauty
)1 home and of church. of individual
llld of society. of music and of
wt have all their
cultivation of mind and heart,
then I ask you. What further reumn
no you have for standing out against
this one particular expenditure of care
Ind thought and money? In it because
you do not realize what these men have
lone lor our country? Then madup. i
pray you. on Gettysburg and Antietam;
read of the horrors of Andereonvillo.
Bring before your mind's eye the dread
separatione.’ the long and terrible
marches. the unshn’nkiug souls which
razed bravely into the very face of
death, for you. for me. for our country.
1), these men are often called dead
heroes. 1 have a better name for
them. To all of us they should
in, an in truth they are. living
heroes.’ Such deeds, such lives can
never die. yet we should do all with-
in our power to keep their memory
glowing in the hearts of the generations
that are to follow us, They gave their
all and they shall have their reward
whither or no we build them monu-
ments. for "greater love hath no man
than thisthataman lay down his life
for his friends,” and “love is the fulfil-
xng oftheluw." They laid down their
lives; they were purified through tire
and many of them have gone where they
new no need of our gilt»; of any statue
lr monument that we can raise.
lint. for the sake of our country,
for the sake of our children
who know not what those men have
done nor haw urrat the debt we owe
them: for the who of [enteritthutthoy
whooomo utter may not look upon an
in acorn for our inmatitude; that they
who come after no may reeliu. aim,
that American institutions have cost
and hem-r appreciate their duty winnin-
'aiu them at all hazards "even unto
death”~lor all then- roaaone lot u~
crown our beautiful city with a lilting
memorial that ehall speak to all behold.
are now and in the time tomato. of ”W
tender memory in which We 0! today
hold our dead roldlero and the loving
honor which wo reverrnily ln'etow upon
tur living heroes. 5.
FLAG DAY ON THE FINCH PARK.
The Stare and Btripee Hail Aloft from
an Eighty-foot Pole.
Saturday was a great day over on
Chestnut Hill. The twin lt‘t'noh broth.
xtrnhada flea-pole to rain». and nearly
one hundred trieude were invited to
count and have a “mid time and incident-
I"! help to mine the pole.
The pole intuit wee worth going a
tom: way to we. It in of oheetmit.
ntruiuhteeanammmut on the Finch
tuna. and an it lay on the amount.
unsecured a few inohoii over eluhiy twat.
It. won 3 heavy and unwieldly nubjeoi to
handle; but under the oluiraheiuled
mauaxetuont of Contractor Carver it
wan lately HIiXKiDiI end in the eta-loot
hole tin-perm (or it. Then the twin:
and their wivee amped the mm and
the lweutiful uteri: and utripeu went
selling aloft. shopping in the utmnu
brew". while three hearty chem were
given for the red. white and blue. A
number at patriotic mum: were tuna by
the Mien. liar. 2. in. Arthur marten
diet-t Ipwch. and lmuuilinl retro-human
Wore rented.
it we! a day to he mmembeied.
iievmtrtlvo uni-ist- motored in the
viIItoui’ innit. Aided by the brilliant
«alight. it. ll. Fitch mom! a cumin
Of photograph of the (illi'lllitm.
Juniore‘ bailey Ride.
The Junior Kndeuvowrn, at the Non
weih Uoumegatiunui church. Will “We a
troll” ride ti Weatirirt and “MO“ lulu
on lune this.
myrtllm ii Penman-ionic. A
uses in the '
”Wt '3” iii 1 I
Ste'MFoRD.
rues DAY,
June I5.
Exhlhltion Grounds, summer Street.
A Circus Deal involving the Largest Amusement Enterprises in the
Country.---N. Y. Journal.
2 Blunt Circus»!
2 Blues! Hip,
AIEHIBA'8
Grantee-t
SHOWS UNITED.
Bklfllll'fl
Crowning
The World's Master Millionaive Aggregation of Rare Wild Beasts,
Great Artists and Strangest Features.
Science “unmounted, a....b.a.b.'..o
Powhcrc Else Produced and Everywhere Presenting
1he WitchleInged
’ Inverted
lNVERYED AERIAL IICYCLE.
new, Double“
AERIAL BICYCLE!
An Inexplin‘ahly. Mysterious and Marvelous
l‘erlormaneo. in»! he pictured. with naught
nepotism tosuetain such lnoorn irehen-
eihle wimnl team and high :4. A
prodigy pronounced a cycling
mlmcle.
Allthe ChampionElephante
THREE Gill-EAT HERBS OF THEM.
TIIE WISEST AND BEST "IMIED OF ALL!
Thoonly captive pair of giant himmrmtamns-
i->;stiiiw-t\'liito polar lmar: ‘z-hormul {Sumatra
lihinmrorem: llm‘k of outfit-hoe :Ethloinun gnu :
t‘ilttl'llmlh Mn‘ny tigers: tiutllett i'nswtt'nry:
royal blank "tuned Iitlne-LAlllellliItillul emu:
Urinm-o tnpir: Niger antelope.
GreetlrainedSeelions end Seals
And the Only North Pole Amphibious Artur».
JCVoliSeum Ever Known!
Greatest lloal Imperial lloman Hippodrome: Greatest Speeding Wild licaete; Great-
li‘t.‘
out Citation-ore, donkey» and 'I'horouglibrmls; Uri-numb Ilm‘es
Eve:- llun; Greatest Sensation» Ever Seen.
Great,0nly DoubleCircusCompanias
igronl ringe. ‘2 unrat- .~tnuvs. grout
revolving art twiliwtnl.great llyingei'ulntlons.
Kraut! animal arena. SUI’RI'HII’JA' lilllGA’l' PERFUKMERS IN Wt (iltItIA'I'I‘ZS'l'
.\("l'>’. The only liolsitrMitrur‘nelto
CHTCEEEN‘é DAY
.l-ip ('iri'u-s. ltll para-ant. «lens: and t'hltl’lnlh.
in run "A'ND'FAIRVLAND
A free morning superlatively rnagnilin-ut
Double Pageant Eye Feast For The Billion.
The Only High-Class Show to be Here this Year. No Prdormaoccs Daily at 2m] 8
P. I. Doors Open In Hour Earlier.
”ICE!
lwishtoinlorm the public o! Nurwnlk
and Ilarien that I will lurniah
Crystal Wave Ice l
Admission to all. 50c.
Price. SIAIFOIID. TUESMY. JUNE l5.
Children Under 9 Yam HI"
1 ' Everything from a needle to an anchor"
K e e pity using our celebra-
(“ll
I’ll“ h ("liiK
- ll'llllli‘il)
25‘: H933f‘4,.‘"m"3 t’ ' OOI llEFltlinllA»
. u 'v Iv‘ I h . 11’1‘5.
HEW STEAM ROI” ROLLER,
$I0 PO? 0.,_ Alwafull line of L. H. Mannie ('o‘s. hard
Illoek wood! ll word; will “and. $3
tlnleru revolved by mail will he pr unwily
attended to.
EDGAR 1' BATIS.
I’tisl~illlit'i- Ian, if“,
Pure
Dar-ten. Hum.
I)!" '.'i\'
wood liclrigernlore at
LIVING PRICES!
WINDOW CH‘AFIBTI
i‘urii
COLOR: w..- screens
FINISH: 31313:...
The (lid \l': H and Cool
neitliirnt Laniulrirthand
illlice,
\Vutlldlghm Si; Lann-
and steam.
dry. llavland Si.
Water.
cordially invited to call
and inspect our Laundry
‘ at any time.
, .. ‘ .4 Vi;
“Many a Slip
lwlxt Cup and Lin "
Only proves that William’ Root
liver In appreciated by allwlt
that peculiar rich, delicioue flavor.
planning to awry palate. especially
when you are hot, thirsty, and weary.
Couutcracie the effect of heatw
Itrougthcne iho iitomméhm soothes
the newer. 'l‘hi-lc'a nothing “just
in good ” a:
The public are
Fishingwl‘ackle l
N. H.
Noticed in M'lltl til-road for a link hook
I I
’ now. an we have a lame stuck um! our
near PR'GES All MOI".
IKTTII AND
55m, mm...
FOR GA."
701.”
HIRITO'OII‘J BI CYCLES
FOX
III'ZM ltlhlllltill 'I‘III‘Z NI'MIII‘ZR Id
I20.
Sign of the Hilvor Padlock.
Cycle and Hard-
were Co.
no Wauhlnutou Min-id.
letiee to contractors.
dealt-d titlttumltih {or the- i-ou-iirm'iivoi of
ii rem-r and ummrieimm-i- in Golden lliiI
utmi. bettwen liayvlew and Kliiiwmni
art-intro. will he rmwiwd til the oilin— oi
the lion"! "(Mitt-«i ihoiiiininiolwrn. HI?
vabiiiuion eirevt. until it o’nIm-k p. m.
ottlw tmh day or .imw, NW. at whirl:
hour the hill» will he |t|thIi'i)’ opened and
renal at until "fill a.
Therightioiim‘litionnj' or all hide in
rmtrved ii tin-ennui inrilw lntrnmi oi the
oily.
’l he utmitit'ter'wniinmiv o! the “nth and
nminml My which the hide will he imimi
iii an ("How-i.
iii?! lineal “I." oi lit iurh we; mower. otio
manhole. ,
WM. II “Mill. ‘
Jim}; I". Mi \IAIIH.\,
FRANKLIN A. Mil I‘Ii.
llntttmlxeimirre.
R‘ADU ' I C
rit-
Will?
7W3“;
has
mu
m.— ,
. ”the Silk
Ind Dress Bond
House.
BOSTON T ~ El
NORWALK. Conn.
Horrible Weather for the ‘try Goods Business.
Is the cry we hear in every house in the who! ..; ale district of N. Y. It is the cry that
we heard allepring in Norwalk. What does it: can ? It means that we are heavily
stocked and that we must unload now, or can't over until next seahou and that we
wont do; we shall cut prices and let the profits 0 to the winds; we shall make every
inducement for you to buy; we shall cut some ptices in two; we shall mark everything
down; we shall give another 1
$75.00 Bicycle Away! -
Saturday night, ,lune 19th, at 10 o’clock. Savle your duplicate check of every purchase
you make. Here are a few olthe bargains for this week.
WASH GOODS.
”II
store."
15h: white mull 100
., I
so lawns. fast 001m. new goods, hall rice, to
2... m ,. W DRESS GOODS.
250 lap ' t mulls, _ 1250 me checked and mixed cuttings, all this reasons etylee. 25c
We all men buttrte, colored stripes. lilo 4! ‘ silk and wool and wool cuttings. 35k:
490 white mull. 25c 10 check: and mixtures. 52 inches wide. 75c
39c " " the ”lat: black Sicilian mohair. 5-1 inches wide. 50c
6 i-Io Full Bleached 4-4 Muslin. ‘ Cont:
12 Inch Fuii Bleached Muoiin, la La cent-
70 A-le Unbleached Muslin. A cents
merirv LllMITlD.
CHILDREN'S JACKETS LADIES' JACKETS.
New; Here Is a Snap.
All $7.50, All $i3.98,
7.00. i2.50,
6.50. i0.50 Jackets at one
5.00 Jackets at one
price, $3.00
Price, $7.
Ali $4.30, N's'ggg’ .
ll. 0, ’
3.50 Jackets at one 8 5° 3.253;,“ °"°
price, $2.00. ’ '
All $3.00, All $8.00,
2.75, 7.50.
2.00 Jackets at one 6.00 Jackets at one
price, $I. Price, $3.50.
Shirt waists that are beautiful by the thousands; silk waists,$1.98 to $5.75, that fit.
Men's Furnishings,
Don't be afraid to come in. young man. the ladies will
make room (or you: the counter is next to the door on your
left us you enter. _
The Manhattan shirt. ‘1 50.
75c negligec shirt. .300.
title nulunndert'd shirt, lilo.
Largest line of ucckwear in Norwallr.
Kitchen Department.
Fruit jars 25 per cent lower than anybody else.
Screens, '35 per cent lower.
Granite imnware, 33 1-3 lower.
(.Yrockery. '27» per cent lower.
(,llaesware, 2.“. per cent lower.
Remember that we can’t mention everything. Come
here and save money.
Here are the names of the winners of our wheels who will say they are first—class and
never give them any trouble.
Miss William, bliss Mary Tonic,
m p r l: Mb Strexii'wziiiivé‘li 50' “mm
r. o me y. ,.: . a
Mr. C. H. lhmnn. South Norwaik Mrs. \Ym. T‘ Wmd' Wmtmrt
Miss Mary (iormnu. Nor-walk Mrs.» 1““‘3 Ilamgau. Norwulk
Mr. Till-(Kinny l bluish-ad, North Wilton Miss Kate L‘lavcn. Norwalk
Save your duplicate checks and you may win the $75 bicycle, Saturday night, June 19,
at 10 o‘clock.
F '5“ Wm ALL a: news“
HAVE THE '
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular. . . ..
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TELEPHONE CALL, 58-1.
Coffees, Butter and F irst-Olass
Groceries!
We have just purchased twenty-seven hundred pounds of the tincst quality (lid Dutch java Coffee
(green) which we will have fresh roasted twice each week. It is the finest goods that mortal can secure.
We like to get hold of coffee critics for we know when we get a person that appreciate: a good coflec, we
will hold them {or a steady customer. All the goodt we put out are winners, for when customers use the
best goods and find out what they are. thvy will use nothing else.
Northfield Creamery Butter, in half pound prints. 25c pound. The agency {or this butter is coveted by
our competitors. Guilt Edge creumcry butter. in tulip, 22c pound; 5 pounds, 3:. Impossible to get better.
Three pounds extra fancy head rice, 25c. lligh giadc teas, 5m: pound.
Native berries and lrceh vegetables all the time “The Ferris Hams, smoked heel and boneless bacon.
City visitors for the summer will find everything at tour store that can be found in large cities.
GIVE US CALL.
CHARLES E. SEYHGUR, Leading Grocer.
a West Washington street. teeth Here-lit. Gt.
‘11, "l- ..
w ,
WY ...r .m
A Man’s East Friend
is his pocket. on people any. lt'e through1 a mun’e pocket we intend to test this popu»
lar belief. Buy your groceries and provisions from us if you value money.
«Mr . , . 1
Vary Ioet Groomer)! Iuttor. too {Post Pound.
flugur Ourod Ihouldore. 7 i-lho Pound.
fihmddod Oddfleh 7o bc1x; e boat-n for 250.
sugar Ourod Buckle-t. Bacon. I00 For Found.
Meek. Dummy; livery can Ouerenuod. iOo can.
Laundry hoop, Large em. it) taken for Ito.
H. v. GR 'CERY‘ co. '
Donovan Building. - . - , - . - . .. loath element.
on @0039 tutti 1 ' «unwound
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