_‘ ,lhal o Circulation
Walk and it: Suburbs
than the Comlrt'nfll
M Tum local dailies.
was open to adver-
, promises to be generally
mar. Tomorrow it prom-
lllrar d more sultry. with
. ' forte-narrow.
that as time goes on tho
commemorating the serv-
oitbo civil war and of
flowers the graves of those
the invisible army
, _ and more observed. it
be said with truth that
name bittoruoss between
Ill. Confederate soldiers’
north, Union soldiers’
. .7 south alike receive ouch
Win crown the blue,
the gray." hfay the gen-
Wm survive so long as
“floats, so long as there
“till republic left to defend
reunion of tho G. A. B
Buffalo, Aug. 23 to 28.
000 of the old boys-not
.000 as there were when
) l It its highest notch. Still,
‘ W enough surviving Union
him the membership of
' 1,000,000. A statisti-
, studied insurance tables
Wing to those there will
loftfiivc in the year'1940 840
_, dcdioation of tho Grant tomb,
tor the most impressive and
moo sight was the proccs-
MAM veterans. Tlicrc
drool young cadets; thcrc
. with their gorgeously
Mi: there were million-
cf national guards, with
litmus” yet in their cost-
but'hune appealed to the
then like the bent, gray
boys who gave up for their
tho best promise ’of their
”I‘m ago. Thosc, with tho
mined old flags thoy boro.
. , fiddled“ and. moistcurd the
' ,‘ others in that procession
was could do.
lo to the credit of those
prooollon in charge tlmt
the only citizen soldiers
actual light at the roar
last of all in tho aunt
, Union soldiers who sur-
‘ ill one accord unite with
lid swell its ranks to such
burl that none will cvor
, odor them on indlz‘
' all“ was tlic dole-
” aovorumout to
. ms crpouitiou in
gladly Uoutrul
would trade with
‘, 1‘ nil of with Euro-
',Miiltl in tho muni-
Wflr. l'orusudos
ll- t‘on years ago
Mo! Costa Rica's
Hondcs. dolcusto
matrimonial!-
Hlllsdclphts. sold in
‘mins. "0th
All! flosth America
. ‘ illuminant min:
flaunt at: American
Amulcslortbe
I. and with out till
he Isms opinicnou
atlas-words.“
and linhvillc tutu!
In York A «mo
2 .. . cl ordain W"
“Ilium WW"
' ‘ scum cm the
. cbmu ssths‘iflnnlngcltbcmarldisu
‘ one by an Englishman. Mr. Edward
railroad. Tits,
the boldestsud hardlest rplcrcrs.
Mount St. sum. 18. Mice: high,
alightlylssslinlx miles. lib-bog
Modify new Alaska and nouns
Antsrics. It is 350 miles out of filth
and lies at the bcadof the long, narrow
strip of Alulun coast which runs down
west of the British possessions.
Its ascent has been an achievement
coveted by explorers of many nations.
Four attempts have been made in recent
years to climb it—threo by Americans,
Tcphsm. lieutenant Schwstku tried it
in 1886, 'l'opbsm in 1888. Professor.
lsrsclc. Russell of the United States
geographical survey stored the third
failure in 1890 and the fourth one in
1891. Russell, bowevor, came within
less that three-fourths of a rails of the
mmmit. Then nature folded the sum-
mit in clouds and began to slide an»
lunches down the mountain side, so
that it was dangerous to remain longer.
Russell found, however, that the north
lace of the mountain was more accessi-
ble than the others. '
While Americans would have been
glad if one 01 their own countrymen
had been the m to coach the top. still
they will grudge none of his glory“:
the brave Prince Innis of Savoy should
he and his eight Alpine mountain
climbers succeed in their attempt this
murmur. It will be the fifth trial made
in ll years. The prince’s final start
will be made from Yakutat bay, Alaska,
the lust of this month. He has the good
wishes of Americans on his exciting and
perilous journey.
The Tar-m Debate.
It is not runny thrills the average
Amcrican can not out of the doings of
:ongross just now. For days the senate
rhcws away on tho thrill 'on chiclc,
which is Mexican for chewing gum. it
splitsgnp the house duty on chalk and
sticks an additional one upon rcflncd
number, while, pmhups owing to tho
winning of summer and the green fruit
reason, it benevolently drops 5 cents of!
"ho duty on peppermint oil. it tinkcn!
with chlorate of potash. “Alamriu as-
Eistunt, whether liquid, solid or in
gusto,” which must be hulf way between
.iquid and solid, is taxed up or down no-
:ording to the castor oil it contains—-
new if a whole lot of cantor nil. not so
uuch if only umullquuutity. It values
nstor oil highly, the United States scu-
tte docs.
Our senators show they know the
lidcronoo bctwcou logwood and dog‘
wood by their bark; also the ditlsrcnoc
between mothylotbyluminc and just
_)lain methylated spirit. They arc not
going to let the house get ahead of thorn
in the matter of heroic of soda or pot-
ish, neither orange mineral nor poppy
:ccd oil. And when it comes to fish
bladder! and gelatin and coal tar dyes,
the house of representatives. ovcu with
Jznr Rood at. its bond, is simply not in
at with our senators.
Meantime the country waits. as usual,
.vhile the cry ascends to bcuvcu like
the old mnid’s petition: Anybody, Lord.
dive us anything, say tho business men
—auything, no matter what, but let it
do something and let it be soon.
The Morgan Cuban bolligcrcncy roso.
lotion that passed tho United States
u'uutc produced more lwliigcrvucy in
ipuiu than in tho United States. The
o'pauisb cortus latttamoiuvulvml in uu'
mgr-y debate over it. The Duke of To.
tuun. minister of nrcigu utl'uirs, in it
runs slappctl i’rolcsuor Corpus. u Littor-
tl st-uutor. in tho loco. 'l’lwu tho wholo
Liberal party in tho mites took um-
brugo and sulkod, refusing to votv,
thorcby provi-utiuu u quorum for tho
transaction at business. They said tlwy
would come down from their positimr
il tho Duko of 'l‘ctusu would upcdoglzn,
but this that high old snob refused to
lo. Thorn was a deadlock, in which
nothing could be duo in lipsln. al-
though Woylcr in Cuba continued sund-
lng home his fairy tales utnmt grout vlo’
tot-his and the paciiiostiou of (John. M.
daily Spain‘s sorely triad priiuo mints»
tor. the able (locomotive lomlvr. blotter
*tttsrluthsnsttvcmotthohsach
to the bush to cut rubber. first: we-
Jtt'hs own are preparing top
man and child seems to have some-
thing to do. and oven the men do not
how ritual as usual. but are sharp-
ening their knives and manholes sud
pulsing their guns into proper trim.
The rubber in central Africa is not
a tree. but a vine, often three or four
inches in diameter. This vine scum»
slly climbs up the tallest trees sud tho
natives often use one ot the vines to
ascend the tree. After the branches
are touched. which in most cases are
at least titty feet from the ground, the
own protocd to cut away at the top.
leaving only one for their dormant, and
this one, if possible, not a rubber vino.
it seems strange that the nuilvcs cut
sway the rubber plants and so destroy
them instead of tapping thorn, but
they are too lazy to learn any other
way.
After the vlncs have fallen they are
out into longtbs of three or four foot,
cud the juice is collected into lrou pots.
This is a tedious job. The piece of
the vine is hold over the pot. first by
one cud. then by the other until the
juice closes running. Then the ploco‘
is out again to got at any juice which
may have been loft in the middle. At-
tor a pot is nearly full 3 rest is taken.
and this juice is boiled for llt‘lll'l)’ two
hours. and. during the boiling process,
is mixed with tho juice of othor vines
and sonic lime juice, so that the mix-
ture is more sticky and caster formed
into balls. ,
As soon as it cords down sudlclentiy
to ho bundled. thr- hardouiug rubber is
shaped by winding it ut tlrst. urouutl a
stick. Aftcr a bit tho stick is pulh-d
out and the ball is rowound to finish
it oil. in some places them: bulls
weigh tin-co poulids or more mob; in
others, five of thorn mulro a pound.
The purity of tho rubbcr slogwnds
much upon how much other juice has
boon atldcd. The best and purest is
that obtained from the juice without
boiling. This is only found in tho
aliupc of bracelets. Mouse tlu- nrttivns
wind. the jnlw- us it runs out urouud
their wrist antl'li-t. it dry thorn. Wiwu
perfectly dry it slips olt easier. This
would ho transparent rubber it tho
skin and fillgol‘s of the natives worn
out. so vl'ry dirty. ‘
Tho nativvs often um] to put lor-
oign substances, 8111'“ as sumll stones.
pulmnuts. :md littlo bulls of gross into
Elu- rubbcr bull to umko it hoary. 'i‘lwy
m-ro soon found out. iuul (lYl'l'y bolt
is now out through tho with: to rovvul
ts mixture. Often the rubbor is bur-Ml
for sumo alnys lwcauso it druws tin-
uoisturc from the ground, which Holds
:0 tliv wright. (Jbvutiug is resorts-«l to
llW'lllISt' the pay is so pour. it thin-s
1 party of night or tcu mod and boys
six to eight. wooks to gutlmr from
olghly to our hundred pounds of rub-
iwr. 'J‘bo vuluv of this. if ull is first—
"loss. is from 300 to 2m yurdu or m:-
ron cloth or forty gallons of mm or
:brm- ,or four flintlm'k guns. Sun-ly
this is poor‘puy for this kind of work.
~Now York Sun.
Entomolmglcnl Enthusiast.
In tho Agricultural Building at
Wnsliimrtou. Miss Lillie Sullivan
rcvvls union: ilm‘t'ts. Slip imp: l\\u
zit-ska utw whori- sho hoops lu-r points
ind pencils. and 1qu other lwuriug n
mlcroocopc of the illicit pnttcru. More
"1‘ such cutmuologicul m-usuros us llll'
h-ft biml log of a lion. u wuxp’s
‘lnmiuvss rod." n baby uiitc and u sir
’lvr's llt‘ntl.
llvr buslumzs in lilo is pointing bugs.
in orilcr to paint them well uln- has to
:Ihuu-c-t uml study lllPlll. it is said that
how is no our in this country who can
ll'llll'l. luswts so uvvurutoly and so
lwuutifully.
.\|i.<.~' Sullivan. who Is .1 Washington
:irl. stmliml art utul puiutml pom-nits
.tutil om- day slu- now u friu-ml pulm-
:ug tum-cm. Klu- lH'l‘llllll' nt tllll'l' iii
"utuntt-d with the study and lwuuu dc-
votluu horse" to it. lilw bus born in
tho tlovt-ruuwut sorvim- for poor],
tonrtwu yours.
(luv or lu-r TI'f‘l‘l" drawings is or u
'umiiy of curious little mttoa lltltt llltVI'
coon dumuulug tho pliu-upplv crop.
Tho [loudly tit-mp.
lino of tho ucwvst diuonscs ls tho
:uvstuuo ntutnp touguc. 'l‘lio l‘l'l‘llll of
'lim'ovvrltm it is duo in English phy-
dvluus.
it appears that tho muvllsuo ltwlf
m itiiurlous. and that. lurthor. It is
ill l'Xl'I'lll‘lll cultivating: intuition for
{urine of the worst chuructor. In mp
Concvasdcl Castillo, rosluuml llllil loft
tipsin with an empty trcuuury and two
wars on her bands. can in (John. the
other in tho l’hilippinc islands. Wop
lsr in Cuba and the (Joumvstlvo party
under Caucus dol Castillo st homo
ruin. Now the Utlllllll‘Vttltht gown»
uncut stopn down and out and tho Lib-
oral party will nudcrtuko to gather up
the remains. lint ovou with tings-ts
as protuior. own with tho brave and
humane lsuhsl (hippos as novornor
mould! (labs and tho mint liberal to.
terms altered to the rcvolutiouim. it is
too lststo loop the island for tlpslu.
With victory ballerina above them
(labour will not now corrupt what they
would have dons in tho twinning.
it you hats on at them lwuvy womb
wood. Anothcrol thus dismount: tus-
chino. has folded in ”an snotlm man
and killed him m.
lt is in the air that tho revolution in
this is marl: cm and that tbs ustrh
'mu India»
"mos!
no
u- will to m
have brought tipsin to bankruptcy and .
can retain. both. split It into bushing-
,iiluwut cullml postsco stamp lultuttt'
Hw llllll'l‘ In sum and mvormt with
ml mus. A bad soro tin-opt is ltlwly
to follow it great can: Is not mkvn,
Apart from tho ”mettle tlhwmto of tin.
Lulmllo, uny contagious dlmmao tony ho
mum-d through the medium or tip-
Inn-lingo. ,
Mayor lick a postage stamp wi l your
tongue. say the physicians. It
”rout luck or circuitous. and it
tnuwh'dgo.
it.
OUMKI.
it thus" lash—Tbs million-stool
i Always Behind Thom-whack a , ;
slack.
l'oonts All Wool—Mics. who sh R
It unthinl. ’
i Hotter (lam rm Molina: ' .-
Ouall on toast. .
A new Mattias cl "Imam-h-
osnclna tunes.
Encod- Putin his to Polo-“rho in.
veracity of suntan.
The (Stucco-st '1‘th luntnsblsiu
An nonunion-ital mt.
l’ct Arithmetic Mot-cult tour
gunners will mantis s ”to. how my
a “ *
Hardpan
Prices!
. EAGLE
BlGYGLES,
Of known quality and
reputation, cost no more
than do those of unknown
or lm spun siblc
manulac urcrs.
Quality Always the lust.
Ship Chandlsry.
row
Cycle and Hard-
ware Go.
no Washington Street.
REMEMBER Till". N UMBER is
. IZO.
New Post Office Block.
Sign of the Silver Padlock.
IC E !
[wish to inform the public of Norwnlk
and llurlcu that I will furnish
Crystal move Ice l
25c Hundred Weight,
And $2. 7:3 a ton.
NEW STEAM ROAD ROLLER,
s Slo For Day.
Block wood,’ ti cord; split wood. $7 cord.
Orders received by mail will be promptly
uitoudcd to.
‘ EDGAR 'l' BATE“.
Post—(mice box. lib“, llarlon. Conn.
66in. w .
FINISH: 333.135..
The (lid Well and Con-
necticut Laumlrics,haud
and steam, Ottico, 9:
Washington St; Lauu‘
dry, Haviland St. near
Water. The public are
cordially invited to call
and inspect our Laundry
at any time.
noun nous";
Gregory’s Point, 50. llorvtsllt.
.l. E. HULLIVAIY. Futurist” and Mount"
Torms rousnnublo; lbttbios. Bunting. Fish-
ing: Elect ric Cum to Hotel. conuoctlnx
with it‘ll truth.- on lt‘lmuh'. Y..
5- .I o -
trxsuumsssu "uuooi: ‘islns cum
slurs an» uncut: muss is. m
m .m
UNTIL W“ 4th
Crown Optical 00.,
EXAMINES EYES FREE. AT
IGMIALL fiTRlIT. :ORWALK.
Dr. Hughes, Optical
.. Ipoci-llst,
hts «Mm» «cloutltlcully. using the lutmt Im-
I‘l'ttVfldll'hlt-tll Attlorh'u's lib-t Enrol-0'3 boot
'u'ttllrlr‘. mrl’wtmz all Illlllr-ult tlt'lt‘tflfl of
\ lhlllll. lviou «also and comb wt to tho wound:
IM'l'litt'l y llttlul’r llu- «yo with sluwtuclcu or
«y:- uhmwn. luu't doluy. l'nlm- curly. All
oxutntuutmmtroe. Crown Uplivul (Jo‘s Bilux
latltflt‘h urc the best. Mt
......n.
LUSTRIIE?
no. ws: out. In
This remark was overheard at a
leading groccr's. llousekccpsrs who
havc tried it know that LUbTRlNB
is the best article on earth for house-
clcanlng. it you have never used
it, try s we cults; all groccu‘ssll it.
‘
Pleasure tor mun. thirsty
’Mplll.“ll'l so delightfully
scaling and refreshing--
invigorate: the whole sys-
tom v-«scuthss tho immo-
Mulslunibcrsnd
shudysppctitc for load.
«V “ltd
, - W ,' , " NORWAbK. Cons." I .0 i 0' , ._ ,
Horrible Weather for the Dry Goods Business. , .,
Is the cry we hear in every house in the wholesale district of N. Y.. It is the cry that
we heard all spring in Norwalk. What does it mean ? It means that we are heavily
stocked and that? we must unload now, or carry over until next season and that we
wont do; we shell out prices and lot the profits go to the winds; we shall make every
inducement for you to buy; we shullcut some prices in two; we shall mark everything
down; we shall give another .
$75.00 Bicycle Away!
Saturday night,’Juue 19th, at 10 o’clock. Save your duplicate check of every purchusc
you make. Here are a few of the bargains for this week.
WASH GOODS.
ltic white mull 10°
8c lawns. fast colors. new goods, half price. 40 ‘
32:“ ‘02“. W . DRESS GOODS.
' . m , lzlgc 39c checked and mixed suitings, all this seasons st lcs, 25c
title a non batisto, colored stripes. loo lilo silk and wool sud wool sailings, y 300
490 white mall, 50 100 checks and mixtures. 52 inches wide. 760
890 ltlc 750 black Sicilian mohair, 54 inches wide. 50c
o I-iol'ull Ila-chad 6-4 Muslin.
18 Inch Full Bleached Muulln, I: I; g::::
1c a-a Unbleached Muslin. a cent:
QUANTI‘ Y LIMITID.
CHILDREN'S JACKETS '
n”, "m h a Snap. LADIES JACKETS.
All $7.50, All $I3.98.
.00. l2.50,
6 50, I0.50 Jackets at one
5.00 Ja|cket$saaotgne Price, $7.
pr ce, .
All $4.50, “fig-:3» .
' r - 8.50 Jackets at on
3.50 Jackets at one ' ’-
prlce, $2.00. Price, 55'
All $3.00, All $8.00,
2.75, 7.50.
2.00 Jackets at one 6.00 Jackets at one
price, 5|. Price, 53:50.
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 for you; the counter is next to the door on your
left as you enter.
The Manhattan shirt. $1.50.
750 negligoe shirt. 500.
980 unlsundcrcd shirt, lilo. .
Largest line of ucckwour in Norwalk.
Kitchen Department.
Fruit jars 25 per cent lower than anybody else.
Screens. 25 per cent lower.
Granito ironwurc, 33 1.3 lower.
Crockery, 25 per cent lower.
Glassware, 25 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 Williams, “rob Street, Norwullr - z .
Mr. Poliusky. New Cannon 3155 2‘1?“ go‘dwo, , b0. Norwulk
Mr. C. H. Downs. South Nor-walk rs m. ‘ .W ' Westport
Miss Mary German. Nor-walk Miss Kate Humgnn. Norwnlir
Mr. Thcodoro Ulnistozul. North Wilton Miss Kate Clsvcn, Norwalk
Save your duplicate checks and you may win the $75 bicycle, Saturday night, June 19,
at 10 o'clock.
. ...- .. . . ...—.... -...
ii‘vouiwimu iHEN'Ews " ‘
Evening Sentinel Loft at Your House
... . Allegular. . .
TELEPHONE CALL, 58-2.
Coffees, Butter and F irst-Class
* Groceries!
We have just purchased lwvuty-scvcu hundred pounds of the finest quality (lid Dutch Java Coflcc
(green) which we will have fresh roasted twice each week. it is the finest goods that mortal can sccurc. .
We like to get hold of colic: critics for we know when we got a person that appreciates a good coffee, We
will hold them for a steady customer. All the goods we put out are winners, for when customers use the
best goods and find out what they are, thvy will use nothing else. '
Northftcld Creamery liultcr, in half pound prints. 25c pound. The agency for this butter is coveted by
our competitors. Gilt Edge creamery butter. in tubs, 22c pound; 5 pounds, ‘I. impossible to get better.
Three pounds extra fancy brad rice, 25c. High grade teas. 5w: pound.
Native berries and fresh vegetables all the time The Ferris ilams, smoked but and boneless bacon.
City visitors for the summer will find everything at our store that can be found in large cities.
GIVE ['8 CALL.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
3! West Washington Strut, South Insult, 0t.
FORTUNATE PEOPLE.
Arc usually prudent. insipid who «pond wisely. Hunt of such in tho twin cities buy of us lx'uuuuo we uuilonbtudly give the
best value in quantity and quality for tho money. "lion't you think you ought to?"
A FEW SPECIMEN PRICES;
Boat Eight Creamery Butter,
Maud B. "Flour, {best in tho world!
Sugar cured shoulder, per lb,
‘ "‘ bacon, or lb,
“Ariana” coll'oo, per h,
Shredded wheat biscuit, pcr pkg 2.,
Alaska salmon, per can,
4 pkgs. Shredded Codilsh,
. N. v. GROCERY co.
Donavon Iulldlng, . Q. - . . - . - Iouth Norwolk,
lilo per lb
(lilo bug; $4 90th
So
100
170
120
100
250
...
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