' noun ow whoso-
not
”mil“ .Coii'n.
W W‘Wasl‘ttliutl ho; a Pin-ulntimt
' , thtmlk and it» Suburb»
.vly, than (hr ('mnhinad
olhrr Two local «fulfil-a.
always open In (ulcer-
guaranteed the
i till in. Every
-muketonocom-
lockout!" cannotbe
u» ht IDIO‘S copy}:
inthfoft-rnoon 0!
”hold Weather Forecast.
ind gr promises to be fair. with
W by slowly rising ton»
row It promieco to ho canon
Alma: for Tomorrow .
hum l wrongs l Iowtide
:3 4:!» Hon
t would up a serious mis-
thing should occur to dis-
Iyloeling that has always
con this country and Japan,
Minimum believe the Unitcd
look with nuconccrn upon
us of their warships in tho
blimlulu they are much with
W lilo between Japan and Ho
W ,: [For some years Japan has
J ‘ ' a grout stream of immi-
”luborcrn into tho Hawaiian
There are also runny annncso
and business mcn in the
3th republican gnvcrnment oi
' {this great influx of .lnprs
. ion. Therc may or may
Will it an ulterior intcntion
port of Japan to stock the islands
In: otthjocta and thou Bllfll'l' soon
trike mansion of the. country.
this ho so or not. I’residvnt
«uncut has concluded that
“up now enough Japanese in tho
it has taken lllt'lllfllll't‘fl to limp
W immigration. Tho Jap-
. that under trcnty rights
pour all the immigrants tht'y
tho islands. To onion-o this,
probably why they havo cont
‘ . . to Honolulu.
mild Flt-loo will never conwnt
tulle poucrcion of Hawaii.
jolt mic now way to prt'votll
It] otht'r country from doing
in in! this government. to w'
‘5 ‘ Inlvmal dcnirc ol the In»
fig. foil inlandu and mun»; lla-
" " United iiiotm.
m lilo ho. had uxprrienco of
“ driver- tlto news that tho nu-
W ”lingo in rapidly rnpplnntinu
will!!! which: in tut-rolling-
~ . Tho I‘ur‘nt cohtlrivor. lit
W. Ill. drinking mum and
, delirc to run down potion.
m then: all the curth,
toluruhly good spectrum of
by if thorn wem uuoh n
m thoniiud with a mum
' Suction to know that, at
bladder and that in
- and hi: mountain“
; ~ . . lecnrrlttucwlll
ad any more ho
ll to ho cngiumar of
u that the» non-
tlto twuutlcth can.
tutti «oiling
m (If told
Mat my guy
~ will not lunar.
‘W That
Mom mm»
W I W
m m pltt of thin
to auction upon
m, .lttlct' tho
in m. without to:
it Miran Mia
l ho loll unto-n
m m Ibo ctfliifl
mm one of Tom
him to atom on
' M m;
,
' hunhcu growing ut the side and nearly
11' ihclolty
i dwilonotnmm. mammal
chart
,womormuuu. 1min mo
, olilplvuhimuhomesiclxcmotioutomd
in it'll. Oocmopolitcu haul: Jim’.
popcorn "Gotta; and Encoding." A
certain mom. had worked collard ” ' ‘
and night gutting rich that it” ”in
nervous promotion. it»: worth a hit
way to become my rich. but the rum:
OBWIW proctrntiou knocked out both him»
ml! and his future prospect;
' The family were obliged to give up ._
their homo and carriages. their tach-
ionoblo city house. They mid their old
home with its hurry and costly fumi-
turo. Then they took u low. old fuch-
ioncd bonito upon it oidc street of a New
England villngo. The price they paid
for it was "so small that it seemed a]:
most a joke. ” yet it had a tum-h. lilac
an acre of ground about it.
Tho family had money enough left
to ltecp them comfortably in tho New
England village, and there they first
learned to know the fullness of lifo and
to revel in life. The man who had nerv-
ous prootrution remembered what it
thrill of delight it always gave him to
play trunnt in his boyhood, and he:
found that this living in tho New Eng-
land rilluno warlike playing truunt the
year around. “He became strong and
well and happy. Ho pitied the nervous,
tnxions looking city Inch, devourrd, by
the monster that irnpels thorn on to
make money. do nothing but mnlm mon»
ey all their days. By and by, when they.
are wrecks, ‘lhey have more. money than
they need, and thcir familico run into
vulgar Khan" and extravagance.
Tho man of the story long siucc ro‘
covered from nervous prootrntion, but
he still lives in tho low, old ittshioned
houco and will t-‘n live. Ho wirhws other
men could know how much reol happi-
ness there is in such existt‘ncc. Ilc says:
We nro yozmn. and in mlvnnco toward our
emitter m'hitrt'wnwnrn it" how only tnm'ctmy
one] difilr‘nrt ourselvm low with trio-(limo toil
or with raw nuiw- toy» :ltnl lull-or" that the
trim dolights I»! lift- lie mthvr in tho joy»: at
tho heart nml titcpleaxnrtwr! tlnv mind. Those
joys and plctmlwx lure-st ripvn in tho lumw,
'l'hnt Hllfllllll lmw thr air all .uimplicity nml the
stntnpuf our individuality about it and should
not ho rut fitu- on only to rxprtw our nplml
«‘tt-rrr's xmtl t‘nlllm't tnnkt-r'u lllt as.
'l'hnrt- in the n-ntrul bull. or in tho rmrn tlw
family mam frl'llllmli, writt- on the rmrtlwm
wall the “WWII Truth. llu‘ stern but “unwary
virtue. tin the mmlt wtitv tht' word lit-outs,
and tlf’V‘flm of all it menu» in low mnl or! llllll
naturt‘. (m tlu- “‘Nt wrilv Sow-vino»... nml In:
its mild intltwut'o ln- lllffIlM‘tl no softly in tltr
mlnrn nf annot‘t illumim- tho cnrtlt rmd wit mnl
dry. (In tho ens: wollwritr Light. and let i.
mt”, Ami. pulsrmslltg truth owl bounty
fiVW‘IDf‘Sn‘lllltl light. dig bmlth um] t'nnlt'm
moot out of thin» own pump-u.
It is common among thn opptmcntr-z of
:hn negro and u! rt-puhlil‘nn govern-
int-nix in general to point to Haiti no In
III nwl'ol t-xninple of what nt-grosm do
when thcy try to run a rcpublie for
(boom-Irv», Look at. llniti. they any.
llmt in who! l'nhn would lll‘t'llllll' if slip
worn from :I rcgion of anarchy and lg
unrancn. \Vcll, tlwrn is no Inirncus in
either tho assumption or tho eonipnri-
ton. Tho thriving. pmrcful republic of
Liberia in on cvidcnct- that nogrnes can
run a democratic govt'ntltlvnl til" lltyit'
iwn. Second. lfnhn in not an island full
of nt'grm-a, 'l'ln-ro :trn twin“ on many
whitt' [wopln lllt‘l’i‘ no black». Third,
wen if titnlt't‘ l'rt'tvtitml t‘itlm should ro-
lapst- into tho condition in \t'llll'll llmli
now is shn would not ho so: had oil on
the. is under Spanish motivation-no,
not by half.
Two rummrro uuo 1hr unfortunate
tllllitlulunut of Intltn bvguu tumor-w.
Lust nomnwr ntill lllffl’llt’l them “err
starving. and tin- tlvntlul I'Pl‘ttl’tlwl lrmn
‘hin mnm- n'rrn friqlndnlly nnmt'rmiu.
'l‘lw Ulllll‘ll rltntt-it orders-ll mono unppln-y
rent to them. 'l'how unmllit-s ltnvo ln-on
lying at Hall Ft'nnt'i-t-o album it your In!»
mmw tltrrn wits no law patio“ in tillnw
tho navy downtown to M'Iltl tlwm to
India in n furl-tun ship. ’l‘hiu mnmnvr
llnully tlIIl'lI n hm hm lam-n panned to
apply to tho nlnzvinl raw. and by nut
fnll tho win-tit will lm randy In ho dia-
frlliiilt'tl ntnnnu the litmlmu. lint by
that tune tin-tr WA? vropu Will In.
grown. and attach oi thentnttttro lt-lt
will burn plenty to out of tholrnwn
Winn "to day: of nllrumt mum to-
getlwr for tho cloudy WtItltImt Ann-ricott
t-ltitwn. nu tinny tattoo on Munrorlol tiny
and "they will t'nnw nunln thin your
at tho I'ourth oi duly Him, in... AM“,
can unison will notltwtmnl what in tho
mount with Rituals. whom mm urn n
Iltlfii'll holiday. in «wry nmntlt. Too
lmllduyu in it mtuttlt um ctwugh to do
«too tho Irony» "mum Wfiliflm for
now mom dim. How milit- it in. tlnm.
to u mutiny ohm than an autumn blurs
amnion vtory mil»? it in through to
multo ulhlliutu of Bunions or anybody
ciao.
.MW,Mme
Tho twin. undo tooourmtlpuwtth
illuminant mammal-l amour-
ut Philodolphiu alumni mt tho pm of
tho minim or would Murillo u m-
ml Mn! not no United ammonia!
tuba church of tin loom canal.
Tiny too right. This (Jutland m will
in the amnion idiot my m it
it don not mm the
mat. Th ‘ ; at that» «not II tilt
W cm“ at it! has.
m WI. lanolin.
mmwmmmhm
“Mormon-tn
in number of pooplo. Landlord Wall
run-inn. 'lfh'nt ht ltflfl'fl. country. thin in.
momma my... in»
WthnohtuokplmW~
“I!” him. was 1|th try I lam
mid. thing. plnmt for his Rustic, uni
mutton rhboruto luuohccn, prepmd
"Molly for the occasion it! hit outn-
P°toot ohof.
The tsunami lobby was beautifully
adorned with palm. hyacinth: Ind
0th! plum ond dam. Bmytho‘u
otuhcnro dhcoumd meet concert motto
throughout the evening.“
Vidton were present from Bridge-
port, New linen and New York.
among those trout tho latter pluoc being
Contractors 8. B- Brown and E. '1'.
bathrop. “M
BASEBALL AT NORWALK PARK.
The Catholic Club Put. up a. Good
Gama Against the chtcottn.
Tho score of the bull me at Nor-
wolk Park, Suturdny ulternoon: stood '9
to 6 in favor of tho Weutoottu. The
Outholic club team put up u very credit-
able game, considering that it was its
first game. The members were their
new uniform: for the first time, The
shirts, tractors, and caps are gray, trim-
med with maroon. The stockings are
of maroon. W W
”Captain Jack” Junior, ThomnsWolrh,
George Lauder and William Situation. of
Norwalk, were members of the Scrum.
ford team and put up a strong game.
Mr. Welsh, who broke two bones in his
right knee some years ago. badly injur-
od his knee while sliding to third, and
Eddie Collins, of tho Stamford team.
tore a big piece of flesh out. of his thigh
whilo sliding to mood in tho tlfthin-
ning. .
Music and Dancing at. Roton.
The Rotor: Point orchestra furnished
music for dancing in tho pavilion at
the Point, Shtnrtluy, and guru in concert
on the hotel piazza yestorduy ultcrnoon
Tho music was oxcollont. Tho normu
ocnt orchestra will be componcd of night
pieces. as follows: Leader and lint
violin, H. .l. Smythc; iluto. Thomas
Doughty; clarinet. John Stccgmuller:
piano, John Mollennott; cor-net, John
A. llyslop; trombone, Louis Bodwell;
double bass, John Flint; drummer, John
Keogh. Dancing will he frcc until after
July 5th. and possibly all summer.
Excursion to Northport.
The steamer Belle Horton made an
excursion to Northport, [. 1., yesterday
ulternoou, carrying about two hundred
people. all of whom wore delighted with
the bout. Today regular trips botwceo
South Norwnllr and New York were
commenced. Thonlliccrsaru: Captain.
Moses H. Wilcon; pilot. .I. ll. .Erurtnen;
primer, A. A. Butts; first utlierr, John
McDonald; chief engineer. Mr. Boy-
ford; firemen, Charles Btcklord .tnd
Peter Williams.
WNo Motive in Known.
Wulthnm, Morn, .lunc 21~Mulonc l
Wilson, thirty-seven, shot and danger.
onsly Wouudod Maggie Hines, thirty
three, at domcatic employed in tho board
log house of Mrs. Moniton. Wilson‘s
mothor, this morning. Wilson thou
wenttohis own room and killed him-
sielf. Tho motivator tkr deed in not
known.
Gruphophono Entertainment.
Frederick W. llogvrn will gives u
mphophono entertainment to the limo-
hon of tho .lnnior Endeavor moiety, of
tho Norwulk (knigrouotiunul church. in
tho chopol. next Friday ultormum at 4
o'clock. Attho cloned! the entertnin-
tuontthc Juniors will nnjoy a trolley
tidc to West port and ltoton l'oint.
To Bid Buds Guntbhyo
Several Wont Stamford Itulinntt.
lrioudu of tho murderer lt‘udu, wont to
Bridgcmrt. lioturdny. intending, it Im-
nlhle, to have no inn-mow with the
doomed won and hid him qunl-byt‘
below be ill transform! to Wutlwrrlleld.
Full and Broke Bur Arm.
Hill. Biltrinn limit. of liltlut'llultl.
m thr at Wlullold blot)". oi I'llm attract,
omulny lost wt-ok. hit-tn. Scott i. "won.
ty-llw your: old.
Within“ Pink r...
Tho hunt Nnrwullt littptlnt butnlny
achml wul hold it pink tent it tho booth
Norwallt lluptilt church. 'I‘ncuduy ovum
ltm, Juno till. lit which onllo, cream and
homo. tvlll no ooivod.
orchottrtt will fut nit-h Inuitio.
Invinc- for Hungariunr.
ll‘uthor Man. of uhio, is conducting
portion. today and tomorrow in lit. do.»
“on clutch for tho llnuanrluuu. Alum
on hold thin morning and thin «onion.
and W thorn will its mfmluou
Initial. .t Km Gibbc‘l.
lttu Mitt! lllhlul will am an mm-
tall mollusk to hot young Moods. at
I”? IWIIQ It! Kim Minot. on Juno llll, in
into o'clock.
Wino £93» to ma.
lit” lion, it. man. it totohcr in iii»
”In waulk when]. Will It. mlrrloti
a...
1 debt I | l M trunnion". Warrant. .tthmou.
,_ W , W flit might and Torrid-y: 11mm
Minor-ant Mm"...
“Hardware
at v
Hardpan
lull down mum and brolso ltnr lcftnrtn‘
'I'lw Junior
Prices!
Wrist: ’
BIGYGLES,
0f kc own quality and
reputation, cost. no more
than do those of unknown
or irn spousible
manufacturers.
Quality Always the lost.
Ship Ghandlcry.
FOX
REMEMBER Till} NUMBER Is
I20.
New Post Office Block.
Sign of the Silver Padlock.
Iwislr toinfurm the public oi hormtlh
mnl llnricu that I will turomh
Crystal \fifve Ice I
25c Hundred Weight,
And is. 75 it too.
NEW STEII III)" ROLLER,
sto Per Day.
Block wood,‘ ll cord; split wood. l? cord,
Union received hynmll will ho promptly
attended to.
EDGAR T BATES.
I'out-tlllim: box, lilo", Ilnrien, l'oun.
Gyclc and linol-~
warc Go.
on Washington Street.
Error; W ”
FINISH: on...
The Old \thl and Con-
necticut Laundricsdtaud
and steam, Office, 9:
Washington St: Loun-
dry, llavdaml St. near
Water. The public are
cordially invited to call
and inspect our Laundry
at any time.
uttm Jul! uh
CrownOptical 00.,
EXAMINEB EYES FREE. AT
as WALL STREET. NORWALK.
‘@
Dr. Hughes, Optic-l
. Spoor-list,
Pita" ”lumen. nt‘ioltllllcnlly. oping tlm Intout lmv
pranI lustnof Atncnm'n nml liuruww beat
th‘t'llliitlh. u-urnrct‘lng all .lmtwm 'lnluuta cl
VlHlIIII. 'it'lmg «not! and m-yulurt tallm u'vura-r.
porn-rt r llttln lhu nyv with “llt't'fltl‘lpfi at
('70 aim-nos. Inill't tlt-ltli‘. I'HIIII‘ curly. All
exnnnnotium lroe. (frown tlpticul Co. a Bill-x
491mm nrotho bent. n-It
.........”“ "
LUSTRIIIE?
no, WE: SELL W!
This rcmurk‘was overheard at a
leading groccr's. llousekccpers who
lmvetricd it know that LUSTRINE
is the best article on earth for house
cleaning. It you have never used
it, try 3 tot; cake; all grocers sell it.
. or am, up,
You are thirsty-the heat 1nd
dust pnrclto. your thrtlntmlttltko.
yon wom’ymordlnary tlrlnlmlon t
touch the route-your stomach du-
mundu a porn and healthful drink
in murmur. .omothlng to coun-
tcract the boot clicct. Willlomn’
Root liver combines healthful
qttdlltlon with a «collar. rich. tic-
licimnt Ham, 3 ring solid 9110)"
moot with ovary thirst quench no.
It and. but u trifle to buy the
extract and with
75 Dollar B
NORWALK. court.
icycchiven
snulmn mom, l0 O’OLOOK, .lllllE l9, new. x
SAVE YOUR DUPLICATE CHECKS!
ilmpcrlu‘m.
Anayl
REDUCTION OF STOCK SALE”
The; weather has been. against us, our stocks are largo at this date. PROFITS HAVE LITTLE
WEIGHT. We must get our stocks down, and the way to do it, is to
give bargains. Here are some of them:
Wash Goods.
Domestic Goods.
t case of summtr domct flannel, 6c is the price; this we all fine“ batistc with colored stripes, ")6
Sale price, so. 25c organdics, "c
r bale heavy unbleached muslin, 6c is the price; 25c lappct lawns, no
this sale price, 4c. 7c colored lawns, 4c
l case 4-4 full bleached muslin, 7c is the price; this too white and black India linens, 10c
sale price, so.
A great stock white dotted swiss.
Suit Room.
SIIIII‘I’ WAISTS. ‘
50c. 75c, 98c, “.25, it.“ and SM”.
Suit Room.
jackets at half price.
Capes at half price.
Crash shirts $.25. hdi." Suits, 5:”;‘5’
Duck skirts, 93c. 9:9“:
P. K. skirts, £1 .19. ".98.
Covert bicycle skirt, slur). ’ “'9'.
Linen bicycle skin, 61 75.
Sopanto Shirts,
Linen crush suits, $3 75 to $5.75. -
p.25, 2.50, 2.75 to no.
Dress Goods.
Underwear Dept.
Ladics' Underwear, 12c, 25c and 50c Silk Stripe challics, ‘ “)0
Gents” linden-shirts, 25c, 50c 5.; inch black sicdiau, 50c
Men's negligcc shirts, 50c .' Sl {nth all Chi-Tl“. 75c
Men's colored pcrcalc shirts, 75c, SI and 1.50 , 35 inch mel mixtures, 25c
Boys' shirt waists, 25c and 5°C 1 36 Inch mixed suitings, ”c
Boys' blc uses 25c and 50c SiIks
Boys' knee. pantr, 50c and 69c -
Boys' wash pants, - 25c and set: 3 27 inch black duchcssc, 98c; this worth, $1.50
100(10ch latlics’ nccktics, all the latest g1 24 inch black rhadamc. 75c
colors, 25c l Summer silks, 250, 33c, 39:: and sec
Ladics' wash tics, roc ‘ Large figure India silk in black, 69c
{lion's muslin shirts, 69c too styles for silk shirt waists.
SAVE YOUR DUPLICATE CHECKS AND WIN THE WHEEL.
The Norwalk Boston Storefior. Mill: and Wall Sis.
l'FWDDWIINTTEF‘tHfN Ews""""m”"" ‘ '
HAVE THE ..
Evening So
ntinel Left at Your House
Regular. . . . .
, . ~i....‘li.- .,- -
TELEPHONE CALL, 58-2.
Coffees, Butter and First-Class
Groceries!
We have just purchased twt-nly-scvcn hundred pounds of the lincst quality Ultl Dutch java Coffee
(green) which we will have fresh roasted twice each week. It is the truest. goods that mortal can secure.
We like to get hold of coffee critics for we know when we get a person that npprccxatcs a good coffee, we
will‘hold them for a steady customer. All thc‘goods we put out are winners, for when customers use the
best goods and find out what they are, they will use nothing else. . .
Northfield Creamery Butter, in half pound prints. 25c pound. The agency for this butter ts coveted by
our competitors. ' Gilt Edge creamcry butter. in tubs, 22c pound: 5 pounds, 31. Impossible to get better.
Three pounds extra fancy head rice, .25c. High grade teas, 50c pound. ,
Native berries and fresh vegetables all the time The Ferris Hams. smoked beef and boneless bacon.
Cit vititors lor the summer will find everything at our store that c; n be found in large cities.
IVE IYS CALL.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, LeadingGroccr,
:3 Nut Washington Itmt. South llorulk. ct.
“pom-rm beasts.“
Am ntuully printout. [nutplh who attend winoly. Molt of molt in tho twin eltiou buy of or become we undonlrlvdly ltivo tho
best value in quantity and quality for tho mom-y. "Dain‘t you think you utlltltt to:
A FEW SPECIMEN PRICES:
Beat Elgin Creamery Butter,
Maud 8. Floor, |best in tho world,|
Sugar cured shoulder, per ll),
“ bacon, or lb,
“At'ioso’l coll'oo, per h,
Shredded wheat biscuit, por pkgo,
Alaska salmon, per can,
4 pkgs. Shredded Codilsh,
ll. Y.GROOERY co.
Donovan lulldlng, '- - - - - - - - Couch Not-walk.
it
\
lllc por lb
630 bit ‘; $5190 bill
So
100
170
120
100
250
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