mum you will non-
‘ .mlnxor hrlnurlna
convenient» 0! than
Mme or other mut-
' humane to The Son—
rhbonhl In all cambeod:
mm
“slight. will).
, .. -,...---_~
”Wind has It Circulation
:Norwal}: and its Suburb;
I 7y, (hm: (In! (Yonlhihmi
M othrr (I'm; lam! dailum,
Wit always 0pm to mlwlr~
(on.
. trio
Mv .-
‘ be guaranteed the
in handed in. Every
will be moire to accom-
,bnlohnn9m cannot be
'nrtght 1310‘ 000! 1‘
$03 in thr oft moon 0!
. tbeohenso ind lind-
flenld Weather Forecast.
rtov‘iey prmise» to be fair and
error! lt nomlaes to he taiv.
warmer and more sultry. follm- -
1'0 Almanac for Tomorrow.
Bull vote chhtlde I Low Nil?
7 I! l “:03 hit.
it 500 a year, an income which
» keep Miss Mario in gowns:
lo the way in which she hm!
t up.
-. mwjth young Stun" a1!
' He has revived our belief ll;
when lovers went in quest of
deeds wherewith to provu their
’11 ll) lollies fair. First. Slum
' run away with the girl. she
altogether willing-mt 1mm it
yin-Jim n cruel hrothor und 1):“)?
‘. ted *tlu'e scheme. Pupil Condo for
3!: stone to come to his than
M the girl of his choice wrote
" dome. Stone bravely ruahnd pawl
‘ lilac gourd thunk-funded thr-
. entered the enemy's fort.
' We removed him folds no
f ‘ and demanded a court of
jinn” Ill on him formation:
, In; a gentleman and hit officer.
, , onlycomluctcousisml ‘m
‘ h lltto the Condo house who»
’ ,t" ‘ hid written him tnomne. A
o he would not have gone thrro
. the clroamutnnvoo would haw
3. new blink enough.
that it what the court of inquiry
thought. for thy uvquith-d
“humid you no for to do it for?"
Mt allied Enniun titono. "Bo.
love her." opiniodly nnnwvrod
, Illlor. Where in another
‘1 In America with that nnmnm
' Mil the court of inquiry
“*Vfln't Mb 0 very hm!
flail.”
m. Gold.
,M W trounry drporh
7 w “Manual!“ with the
! -., . mldbyutlhoinl pmu
Neely Wilmington enrre-
Tbo truth about It
M (llama) [nun who
dlqdovmd o my to
W' o potent on bin :1»
Tho potent omen low
7 WI: ell inventions
halal. end «wally did
mom mm.
ll“ When: n
W. Io llr. Brioe'n
m to the chemical
m lame: and
~ I
__-,,no ,,Wa ,
" mo oil in routine More”. on»
unsuitable renum- vrg manna out
only to understand by comparing than
with tltoeecdrfibe'r notions. . I ,
Tulle _, ‘_ “fruitfully” m
the looming:- mm of the MI)»,
We always bbill be. We produce 80
.110: count of the world”: total «apply. In;
dim earn in our grentert'nlnglo crop.
[laminar gave the top yield in history
of this oer-eel. thoomp being 2.283.875,-
, 000. We export little Indian corn. how-
ever. Our farmers find it pays better to
feed this cereal to animal» and then
eel! the animals at home and abroad.
Our mood greatest crop in cottim.
Here, too, we lend the world and nlv
way» ehnll. Why? Because tho United
States produces 70 per want of tho'whole
earth'n supply, and our noufhun Males
are peculiarly adapted to the growth of
cotton. This pmdm‘tiou lost year was
8.?Db,000 balm, n yield unveiled only
by the monster crop of "it”. which
Was 0.892.000 bales.
Then comes our third largest crop.
wheat. Wo grow 50 per aunt of the
world’s \vlwnt supply. All the other
wheat exporting countries combined
yield annually from 800,000,000 . to
1.000.000.000 brothels 01 Wheat. _Our
top notch in gheutxvns roachedrin 1892,
when the crop nan 515,043,000. ,Since
then wheat production and whom. ex-
port have fallen oil", and for the bout of
reason»: American furthers do not can:
to compete with the pauper wpnlntion
of India and tho howl mpnlntlon 0!
Russia in wheut growing. They have
turned their attention more. to dairy
products and live elm-k production,
which pay better.
Come we now to gold and silver. In
1880 the United States furnishrd 36 pm
cent of the total homily 0! gold mined
in the world. Then our contribution do
clinod until in the years from It'll! t(
1895 it was only 23 per cent of tin
world's supply. But lost your again it
rose to 269,, per cunt. ’l’hodisvovvr:
both of new mines and of improved
mining-methods mint-nosing our out
put of the yellow metal.
The output of silver from out things
is, however, (ll‘f'l'f'llrilllg, either from II"
dncvd supply or in consequent-v of the
great depreseion in llll‘. slim-r lllllllii t.
From list)! to tall?) ms supplied 36.]:
per m-xxt of the world's silver. In its!“
our yield was 32.02 per (mm.
Tlli’lf' is one other produvt on whh'll
the United Slim-s may ln‘ l'Ulln‘l'lt’I‘t’tl If
hold ar'ernor thus for. Tlll'i is prim
lount. In the mutton of [H‘Il’tlli‘llltl ll)!
Unitnd States lmuhi thi- world; in thu
matter 01 fixing in who tlw Simulate,
Oil company rules tho world, In mo.
in spite of the mminntd industrial do
prvssion, our prodm-t of t't‘utli: 1mm
Ieutn was 57,!991396 ham'lv. :m in
cream» over 1805 of :i,.‘.mi,hilii tmn‘rl:
Industrial hm.- in tlw Illitll’l r of pom.
Mun pmdm nun mu, hmwvrr, n-gnlmm.
by the oil wtupany.
For the past I'H'v yours We lmvu ltun
steadily a turn! i-Xrow In mime of ex.
ports on :- imports. It thvrv m is: any.
thing in the old axioms of volition,
vmnmny. we ought thm fun! .it thi-
umturm, to to ml a notion in lull Ih'm 1.!
prosptrity. I‘c-rhups \"i' are and (lull'i
know it. For the past fivr yum; om
exam of exports over impurity has over
1mm! in who: :miumlly$107.:HI;,200
The most Notifying fr-llill‘t‘ mnnurtrt
with our union trade in the mm min,
output of our nmuufm'lurrx! gumh, Imll
abmluwly end in mxnpnumn with nu!
(:xpotlfi of ugrirullurul nmI otlwr rrm‘h
and Milli] plmlurts. III ”IV ”“31" (h-
mrttnmt of Iron mui NII’t'l unitmlau‘tutm
Wi' vxwrtml Ill 15:3 Minimum mm.
of uoodn. In Immihr mimuut not! his,
i;iu,uuh, Illul' pig iron prmhwunn in»
doubled mm no... In IN?” no pn.
dorm! not quite 291 per in m tltilllut'll pig
iron mi England. Wo hnvr own unlulnu
ntwullly mum tIu-u. For the purl hull
dozen your» we haw hm-u ahead of
tin-ht Blifnlu in pig iiun prmluminn.
mulling in mild ll! pour vent mow than
her output. ’I'hvn tho nupply h-ll oil.
but in now We will! mud:- l pvl' oout
more pig mm than England. .
Fiuum him than ulmw other nntlum,
tho th'hvut of Ilium. m In. more Inhmtu
in onintmrlmnul tlwir wraith and w.
worm with motto of the Umml State».
No wnmhvr they font on. “our "tutt-
houd. hommty. low of hborly and the
mhvr nmitn! mmIIthm that so to the
making of if lltlllltll ore and ulmII not»
Ilnue to be equal to our wealth u! up»
punmmy and of natural ti'mttll‘t‘l‘l, thou
unload we uh»)! stand on the “trident
' people in history.
1t door look ”new to non fir. Poult-
‘Ihlullllmn thetthoy
”Himmler
1- hummus»
“untam-
, loud W rt o
mulllflll‘hlfl
Wank. Mu the
WWWRNMW
. Maintain-miner-
mutton!- previou-
” of thumbnail»!
I, bunny ignorant.
the would dare to any
rmhum one
:3“!!! a}
but. mm. on» 1
mammal»!
my aim-tow in the rah. or emulation of
I tho whim-Ii end own! Kori Where, the
l Attrition undqrer. liar! Paton unburned
; with harming in Milan 4: new ”mo
month: who but been the nonunion of
hill trawl. for a «innumerable time. llo
tails this quiet way to get rid of hot. it
minim lit: thermal! fellow muntvyuwn
are quite right to outrwfw him mildly
Moment-u. and at! nlvihwd men on»
prove their my“, Mr. Pentium his»
elm w the m ontwhimaodlnn.
!
l
Jeri at the time when the north/quake
mmd may in the nurture and
middle um it mu (tabled thnt flaunt
Vermin: mu sis-in in eruption. Thou
In use was ammonia! in diction
E
‘ We! the “1th”: one“ the mold over.
a
lathomotbemhyib-mm
lm‘umuimmm
W 'Weflb H 1&me
munm‘
,Oenmmnt‘mm-nt norm
‘mmmz afternoon with]
«burning lawn fete held on the eponiou'e
mode at Hillside. Time on 1 any
mum-go of children who looked moot
ebundngly picturesque in their dainty
Women. Their happy feces and merry
voice! Indioeted o jolly good time, on the
order at the day. A literary programme
was rendered and at its clean flower: in
bulletin cluster: and banquet: were
showered upon the graduating elm.
who Mild in line to receive the beauti-
ful now tribntor of the children.
Then came an hour or two of games
in which the girls and young ladle» con.
nested with the school devoted thorn-
eelvee to the nmnuement of the little
people. followed by n Minty collation
which we: greatly appreciutod.
One of the charming futures of, the
ntiernoon was the presence 0! many the
of mothers and lriende who came ween-
gntnloto the Children and the grnduot
inn class, on Well at to show their inter-
est in the work of the children's deport
ment. The recitation were extremely
well rendered. Every word was spoken
with marked dietinetness, And the exor-
oim reflected great credit on Min
Brockwny, who has no nbiy mndocted
the department since the death of the
lamented Mn. Umnford.
Today the feetivitios at Hillside will
be renewed with enthusiasm. The
luncheon at noon. the Alumna; associa-
tion’s meeting, class day, and in tho ev-
ening a delightful piano recital, by one
of the rarest of American artists, Ed-
ward Baxter ' Perry. Mr. Perry. who
has so often delighted Norwnlk nudi-
ences. will play a parting recital tonight
as he is about to go abroad.
NEVER COMING BACK.
,Mre. Edward Fairchild, of Dar-ion,
Leaves Her Husband and Children.
Darien people are interestod in lllf'
unexpected disappearance of Mn:
Edward (2. Fairchild.
Last Saturday .oftex'noon she was
seen to board the 3 o‘clock trolley car
for South Norwnlk, and since that time
all trace of her appears to have been
lost. That her departure had been
contemplated is shown by tho fact that
she told her eldeet- mo, Eddie, early in
the day, thet she was going away, and;
that he must not tell pope.
come back and got him when he was a
few years older, Sh» left two other
children behind. heater, and it two
months-old duughtor.
Saturday noon Mrs. Fnirchild rent
for Miss Annie Fowler, daughter of
Edward Fowler, to come and i‘ill‘fl fur
the childmn, pretending that fill“ WM
going to Nnrwnlk shopping. Sim lelt a
note on the table, remarking that h
was for her husband, should he rotnrn
before she came back. Mr. l‘airohilo
was greatly run-primed whcn he roturned
late in the afternoon and found the now.
which merely stated that Mm Iv‘nirchild
was going nwuy and ltht‘l’ comingho It
Mr. Foirchlld sold to a Sentinel re
pnter that he knew of no mam“ May
his with rhoold lum- lelt hlm. lie mid
hehml always provided n comfortable
lnmelor her, and freon-d lu-r kindly.
I‘hrynever had any trouble until the
past few wool“.
There are Morten about Derion that
Mrs. lv‘nirvhild had been receiving at.
motions from It young married men,
come your» her junior, nod tho infatua-
tinn (or him was the more nI her loav-
ing home. She was, before her man
tinge, billion Webb. nnd hue ulvvuyi.
!ivod in Iln-irn, A brother, tfhnrleo
Webb, lives In flown, Mn.
Hope to Build This Summer.
Wealpnrt people have boon netting
nhxlum I mtnw the In idgv port Traction
omupnny Imus not nmdv any rnovenwht
towardexivmhnuitehno from tho pro-
nenl (”minus lullouihmrt In that town
that the uurveymw um th at \l'ill‘k pm.
tuning plum. and m won in pnnildo the
mummy will bring ll ninth)“ to the
rinpmlor (loam, under tho m'tiun whit-h
minim-u a finding by n judwv of [white
normally and i'nm'i'lllt‘llw. Ilo min
that it in liupi'il i. r outnplt'ln tho lino ht»
tom the summer is over, um! thin Ml
be than! it lean! "bowler do not prevent.
Won o Ileyele Oontr at.
Thu lvlpwurth Mamie of the Firm
' llmlmlllt Eplmopfl l'lllllt'll not hut
uluhtnt the home at all“ Huvtlm NI.
Adam. (shove «mt. M the bminm
newton it who voted to hold o lmnml
root»! and mhertohtment to Rod llon'u
isle". thmdny. the 80th Inc». It on»
til-o depicted to give till!) to tho now
nhnwh. A mom lime lullrmfll, The
warmth-mallow, termini.
the mom number at more! than.
love you in u ohm. 1m '3'”) m It“
Wit. nnyt. Bambi-ant: m
Mpmtmn limit.
The amt-mono! muting 09 Gallon
mm. M). 0. him mm no
light.“ on omen-I m sleeved:
0.0.. A. A. tint-hon: 0. ll. rm
“Julieta. one. alumnae; J. W.
lobe We: mite. Mm ll. m~
mama-mam VI. Hoyt. m
outgrew to W Jilly ml: by
”i 1'
new arm-y mam;
She Would .
I’mlloul Ilzulnl. of the company. any»,
Hardware ' I
at ~ '
Hardpan
Prices!
EAGLE ,
BIGVGLES,
Of known quality nod
reputation, cost nomore
than do those of unknown:
or irresponsible
manufacturers.
M
Quality Always the Bash
Ship Ghendlery.
F0 Cycle and Hard-
vme Go.
no Washington Street.
REMEMBER THE SUM [Will Is
New Post Office Block.
Sign of the Silver Padlock.
........-._.,. ......4 “WW“ ...-.._.......'..--._
ICE!
I wish to inlorni tho public of Norwalk
and Darlen that I willlnrnleh
Crystal mgvo ice l
25c Hundred Weight,
And $3.75 a ton.
NEW S'I'Elll ROID ROLLER,
SID Per Day.
Block woods 0 cord: split. wood. :1 cord.
Onion; received. by mail will be promptly
attended to.
EDGAR T. BATIS.
w-v
l‘mtilfllco box, no, Darlen, (30ml.
jtii ‘Jw
CDLDR' '“"
l "hltO.
nmsn-
. Domestic.
The Old We]! and Con-
necticut I.aun‘dries,hand
am steqm, Office, 9:
asiingrnn’ St; Laun-
dry, lowland St. near
Water. The public are
cordially invited to call
and inspect our Laundry
at any time.
UNTIL JULY 4th
CrownOptlcnl Co.,
EXAMINEB EYES FREE. AT
05 WALL .‘I’IIIT. NORWALK.
. ‘
‘ ~06
. V...
Dr. Hughes, Optical
Specialist.
Fltn alone» m'IonfhlmiIIy. mm: the lulu-d In:
pruhulh‘amul Amemrn'» mu! .urnym‘n Inn-I
Inta'llllfiln. mrri-vtinu nil olmb'ult Ih-Iwh n!
vii-ion. Mm: mum «on wombat in tho Venn-r
vorfwt 7 fitting the- mm with qutlwlor u!
Imh‘t delay. f‘umu mm. M
We chum-n.
oxununutlons freq. Crown Ulvlh'nl(fu.'.1 Slim
Lehman «to llm bowl.
WU
Do You Keep
lIISTRIIIEl
NO. w: our. IT!
This remark was overheard at s
leading grocer’eJIonsekecpen who
have tried it know that LUSTRINI:
is the but article on earth for house
cleaning. If you have never used
It, try a Ioccake; all grocer: sell it.
Fusion Hausa,
Gregory's Point. to. Item-III.
J. I. bULLll’Atl. l'rupriui r and “tumor
I z , , .
“it:Whit”onhtf'ii'tiollylh Ml?
with {II “”51“ am ttm‘. . ‘1"
II. I
””“Illl'llll’ul‘lll’l’ih l’llilr’ll’mf’m
who
v
A tempenm drink. mule
.. from the choice» roots ml
A herbs ; hu 1 delirium dam,
’ planing tho most fastidious
palate: qnonchev the treat»
” ell “that. The extract Is
Ml old-em; ; 1,. gm
"0"”!- . ,_ , , Emporium. fl
' ‘NGKWALK. count. ' ._ ‘ ‘y , 5 , f
75 Dollar Bicycle Gwen: way! M
SATURDAY NIGHT, I00'CLO0KJUHE l9, I897. ‘
SAVE YOUR DUPLICATE CHEChSI‘
REDUCTION. OF STOCK SALEII
The; weather has been against us, our stocks are large at tb's 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.
1 case of summer domet flannel, 6c is the price; this
' we all linen batistc with colored stripes, ")6
sale price, 3c. 25c organdies, no
1 hole heavy unbleached muslin, 6c is the price; 25c lappct lawns, no
this sale price, 4c. yc colored lawns, 4c
l case 4 4 (11!! bleached muslin, 7c is the'price; this we white and black India linens, IOC ,.
sale price, 5c. A great stock white dotted swiss.
Suit Room.
Jackets at half price.
Capes at half price.
, Suit Roam.
SHIRT WIIS'I'S.
' soc. 75c, 980, $0.25, $1.49 and use.
Crash skirts. bus. “oi”, Suits. $5":
Duck skirts 98c. 6’5 I
' .. , 9.98.
P. ls. skirts, Ct 49. ".98.
Covert bicycle skin, 3:49. ".98.
Linen bicycle skirt, 3! 75.
Linen crash suits, $3 75 to $5.75.
Separate Skirts,
9.25, 2.50, 2.15 to sin.
Dress Goods.
e
Underwear Dept.
I
Ladics‘ Underwear, m, 25c and 50c Silk stripe Challics. ")6
Gcnts' U ndershiris, 25c, 50c 54 “‘0“ black SiCilia“. 5°C
Vlen's negligce shirts, 50c . 54 inch all checks, 75c
Men's colored pcrcalc shirts, 750, $1 and 3.50 , , 36 3““ WOOI mixtures, 2Sc
Boye' shirt waists, ' 25c and sec 56 inch mixed sailings, 12c
Boys' lib mes 25c and 50c { 8"k
Boys' knee pants, . 50c and 69C 3 I 5-
!loys’ wash pants, 25c and sec } 27 inch black duchessc, 98c; this worth, $I.50
loodozcn ladies' neckties, all the latest 1 2.; inch black rhadame, 75c
colors, ~ 25c Summer silks, 25c, 33c, 39c and sec
Ladics' wash ties, roc Large figure India silk in black, 69c
Men-'5 muslin shirts, 69c ICC styles for silk shirt waists.
SAVE YOUR DUPLICATE CHECKS AND WIN THE WHEEL.
The Nor_\_v_alk Bogton StoreLGor. Main and Wall Sts.
IFYOUWANT ALLTHE NEWS r W
HAVE THE
Evening Sentinel Left at YOur House
Ree-[ar- , - V- .4
j
TELEPHONE CALL, 58-2.
offees, Butter and First-Glass
Groceries! ,
We have just purchased tnrotyeeven hundred pounds of the finest quality Old Dutch Java Coffee
(green) whhh we wdl have fresh roasted twice each week. It is the finest goods that mortal can secure.
We like to get hold of entice critics for we know when we got a person that appreciate: a good coffee, we
will hold them {or a steady customer. All the goods we put out are winners, for when customers use the
nest goods and find out what they are, thry will use nothing else.
Northheld Creamery Butler, in half phond prints. 25c pound. The agency {or this butter is coveted by
our competitors. Gilt Edge creamery butter. in tubs. m: pound; 5 pounds, 3!. Impossible to get better.
Three pounds extra fancy head rice, 73v. High grade teas, 5m.- pound.
Native harlot and fresh vrgetnbles {III the time The Ferris Hams, smoked heel am! boneless bacon.
Cit visitors for the summer will find everything at our store that can be found in large cities.
IVE VS CALL. .
. CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
u Int Washington Street, In» Ion-ll, ct.
Ara molly modem jlflflplfl who round windy. bloat of mob in the twin cities buy at on brown we ondonhtmlly give the
has value In quantity and nudity tor the money. "Don‘t yon think you ought to?"
A FEW SPECIMEN PRICES:
Boat Elgih Creamery illutter,
Maud 8. Flour, {best in the world,|
Sugar cured shoulder, per lb,
“ “ bacon, er 1!»,
“At'ioea” coffee, per h,
Shredded wheat biscuit, per pkgo.,
Alaska salmon, per can,
4 pkgs. Shredded Oodfleh,
N. v. Grocery co.
100 per lb
030 bag; 84 DO hbl
' 80
100
170
121:.
100
2250
Bonner: Building. '- . .. ‘- .. . {1’ .. loath amour.
‘ . u m ”nonhuman.
Norwalk Chronicler