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Korth American Review his idea of the
trade situation as between Canada and
U» United States.
Mr. Russell's View is not shopetul
one. Six times has Canada endeavored
to negotiate with the United States a
mutually advantageous commercial
treaty. Each time she has failed. The
United States apparently will not grant
a reciprocity agreement unless Canada
discriminates against Great Britain it-
self in lover of the American republic.
That, Mr. Russell declares, Canadian
loyalty and patriotism would never con-
sent to do. In the new Canadian sched-
ule of import duties recently gone into
client there is no adverse discrimination
against the United States, wlhfever in-
terestcd editors may say, neither is there
any retaliatory (nature in anticipation
of the Dingley tariff. American corn is
even placed upon the free list altogeth-
er.
use. mouth-11y in its present shape. was
adopted. There have been trainer
changes since. but only those necessary
to accommodate the number and distri-
bution of the stars in the blue llold‘to
the rapidly growing sisterhood 0!
states. The stripes remain the same as
,thcy 'were when the congress of the
Revolution tired the number at 13—6
white, ’4' red—to represent the 13 cold
uios struggling (or freedom. There
were 18 stars then too. At the close of
our civil war the number had increased
to 34. Nevada, the “bottle horn state,"
was admitted to the Union in 1864 dur-
ing the stormy days of the civil war.
The first flag adopted by the embryo
United States had no stars in the blue
field. In "it! the 13 stripes, rod and
white, were chosen as the national enl-
blem. but instead of the starry field the
cmlucs of St. George and St. Andrew,
united as in the British flag, occupied
the upper corner next the' stud, but the
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NORWALK. CONN.
75 Dollar Bicycle Given Awayl
SATURDAY NIGHT, I0 O’CLOGK,JUNE l9, l897. '
REDUCTION OF STOCK SALEl!
The: weather hes‘bcen against us, our stocks are large 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.
at
Hardpan
Pdcesl
'mElchl:
BIGYGLES,
Oi known quality and
reputation, cost no more
than do those of unknown
or irresponsible
manufacturers.
monuments
c! any news you will ew—
. . .. undinsor bunnies
. the convenience at those
lions or news or other mat-
tho entrance to The Ben-
Ihouldlnsllcasesbead-
Domestic. Goods.
.f‘
L svnmso scanner.
next year the crosses were changed for
The United States might well afford,
Quality Always the Best.
,. SouthNorwolk.Oonno the m”- The” M “m circlednround therefore, to come to terms with Cana- Ship Ghandlory. ‘ case 0‘ summer domct “3““er 6‘3 i5 ““3 price; this 39c all linen batiste with colored stripes, 19c
M--- the blue ileld in form of a wreath. da. m Mr. Russell’s judgment, but ho ' sale price, 30. 25c organdies’ 12‘:
~ ~ . .- , 1“,, um, mm the 10,... of “m Amcr- {and} “'9’“ f“ “l wmhlngwn “mom" CICIO and Hard- 1 bale heavy unbleached muslin, 6c is the price; 25c lappct IanlS, 12c
Wyagfifzm fffffiflfffffiifi lean flag is only a sentiment, but the ggmézzfg igtfigrvgxldbzxxlzfidt i1; » VCTOt 0%; not this sale price, 4c. . 7c col 0nd lawns, 4c
‘13!“ xiii};.il‘ii'l'fl'lfll love 01 “(Hymns 0188 is more wnli- any mmy “m, might be made on ,m' m ““3“" "a ' ‘ 1 case 4-4 lull bleached muslin, 7c is the price; this too white and black lndia linens. toc
meat, nothing more. And there is no
surcr way to make this Union perpetual
than to teach school children to love
that flag as they love the sunshine and
sky and all things beautiful. it is a
wise law which provides that the Amor-
icuu flag shall float over all the people’s
schoolhouses during school hours every
ing greater advantages than any other sale price, 5C-
nation, even Great Britain, then Rus-
sell thinks terms might be made that
would be mutually beneficial. The Do-
minion produces better wheat and bar-
ley—Mr. Russell might also have added
better cheese—than the states: while the
's alum open to 'acll'er- REMEMBER '11”) NUMBER us A great StOCk While dotted SWiSSg
I20.
New Post Office Block.
Sign of the Silver Padlock.
} .11.: h guaranteed the
my is handed in. Every
.. W willbemake toaccom-
.." but changes cannot be
' use right unless copy is
Suit Room.
SHIRT WAISTS.
Suit Room.
Jackets at half price.
‘ u . thechsnge is desired.
except on the coasts.
development of a nation.
mono! North and South Amer-
l not excepted.
Windolphia came into posses
fl
‘-. = ; 'place'for these was the
of the city. To add to them,
thorn represent the industries
‘thy in North, Central and
Moo, was the next step.
, great exhibition permanent in
mpleteness, like an art gallery
history museum, was the
“Work. All has been done except
W the Commercial museums will
7,119 for the business men of all
i cos cannot be overestimated.
Whether it would 9 profitable
an enterprise in a certain spot
mums and study the prod.
can get all he wants by com-
eshibits. The institution be-
lts! direct to their pom
«no
erect.
o’clock in the afternoon of
today promises to be general-
slixhtl! Warmer. Tomorrow it
. [air to partly cloudy. with ris-
‘ portant than politics is the
opening of thefiommereiai
V the industrial interests of all
felons. of the World’s fair the
”It stores of goods that had
. bition atUhicago. To make
To
me perhaps the United States
i will help to provide for
Wheat or manufact rer (ll'SIl't‘t!
”chromium. he has only to
needs of that region. If the
1”it! material for an economic
- with the mucus in charge
the city of Philadelphia, so for
‘ care of it is concerned. but in
W it belongs to the whole
. feature of the opening of
w Will the attendance oi dolls
M chambers of commerce in
m Oentral dud 800th Amati»
’ ‘ ‘m 04 of them, and many
W for the first time the
W of the manufactures
' Item. They dwelt cape.
Wally on the mulllu~
‘ the United Stan’s has
. .Orcgon has invented
. people in swimming.
assent sduok'sloot. A
w is stretched over a
I ‘ ii ,ltrspped upon the
to the leg shove the
boss sre drawn up for
ills web frame shots
on thoother hand.
lit. the thing opens
in the resistance
‘lttiottuor rapidly
hopes his invention
Ml to women
j ,. m holler learn
mm. But does Mr.
; mm girl would
I [would give her the
Witt! “It mammoth
Mil. the would drawn
into not new the sum,
. ht is to look
“WM." Whether the
day, likewise over all buildings in
which business of the national govern-
ment is transacted. It is the most insan-
tiiul flag in the world, ours is, and
Americans cannot see it too often.
American children that are taught to
love it and cherish as lltlltCl't'lI thing
will not be apt to do anything to dis-
grace it. Every family in the Union
ought to own a United States flag and
lliug it to the breeze on national belie
days.
It is a wise law, too. that prohibits
the American tlag from being used for
advertising purposes. Such use degrmlrs
it in the popular mind. Lot not profane
hands he laid upon that radiant emblem
of libertyl
We have new 44 stars in our ilalg.
‘Wlll-u Alaska, New Mexico, Arizona,
Oklahoma and indinn Territory conu-
in, we shall have it). There the numiwr
will (wasp to grow. unless Texas wants
to be divided, or unless, indeed, Cuba,
Hawaii and Canada come to us.
The trouble with the Cheyenne In»
dinns in Montana appears to he that
they cannot understand why four Indi-
ans should be ill-Id responsible for the
murder of one while mun. ’l‘ln- (filly.
lruue chief. White Bull, with tiln-v mm-
plilllflllrl, 5.11111 Crow, Yellow Hair and
Badge-r, the lust named ill-tug also
known as Stanley, were lilo persons
concernul in the murder of the shwp
border lloowr. Badger was .‘illl‘l‘t'lltlt‘r
ed to the Indian :lgt‘lii at the- i'llryv-ullr
reservation, Captain Stunt-ll, the other
three being allowed to go from But Ilu
civil authorities took the innit-T in
hand and issued warrants for the arrest
of White Hull and the two other Illtli
ans. Immediately them was a conflict
of the civil and military itllllltlrllit'ti.
The Indians say Slouch told time that
the surrender of BlilIut‘l' was Hilllll’ll‘lll
since Badger was the one who timl the
first shot at the border. Naturally 11ml
justly tho while pooplo of the country
demand that all of the suspected lulliv
ans lu' arrested and tried for murder.
The sultan of 'l'urkry objected to Dr.
James B. Angeli till illillislvr to lo-
couutry because Dr. Allgoll belongs to
the Congregational church. It r1 lllllrml
all Minister ’l‘r-rrvll's explanations and
arguments to convince Abdul lllllulll
that tho Congregational ('Iilll‘I'Il was not
a WWW! illlil dangerous political organi-
zation. given to plotting against sullaml
and their kind. An illtolligvllt limit is
this Abdul liuulid whom the powers of
Europe for their own jealous purposes
treat us if he Were a eivilizmi prruou.
If the British cabinet maintain their
decision that Turkey shall have no port
of Thessaly. it will be tlw lllulllll-st thing
they IthHltlliu since the unthmlkol the
(truck war. Russia and Ul'l‘lliillly are
the sultllll‘ll friends. England rim-lures
she will not let Turkey have any addi-
tional territory from (imam. I! user and
i‘llilli'l'ill' refuse to side with but, there
might then come that general liorowau
Will'.
We are not going to let the British
beat us in used of torpedo boats. The
Ian-n addition to the United Motor tor»
polio fleet. tho Porter. has shown she
can travel “'3 miles an hour. llur «our
mandt-r‘u name is the historic one of J.
U. Freinont.
There is one thingihmuuihioucr Unl-
houu tuned out on his recent trip that
was worth going to Uubl for. lie dis-
covered that war existed in iluiia. liv-
eryhody but omiflWii and the prod.
dent knew it oter “to years ago.
fl xzw:$fiz?;:; The early summer outlook It the new
“Hints at Jollltorfles‘ side and summer remote has bow glam
consult ts almwt trues the toilet that
states produce better and more shun-
dant corn crops. Canadians along some
parts 01 the border would find it cheap-
er, under a trade treaty, to get coal
from the states than {tom Nova Scotia.
New England, on the other band, could
get it more cheaply from: Nova Scotia
than from Pennsylvania.
Still, in the present state of indiilcr.
once in the United States, and especial-
ly under our new protective tarifi law
when it shall come into operation, Mr.
Russell sees no immediate prospect of
such mutually advantageous tutor—
chuuge of commodities. Neither, for
that matter, does anybody else.
There is n politico-historic question
of the present day which threatens to
go into history along with the unsolved
mystery of the man in the iron musk.
It is the question as to what made the,
Jameson trial in England end so sud-
denly and inconclusively. It is well es-
tablished that Dr. Jameson made a
shameful and utterly unjustifiable raid
with 11 company of hostile Englishmen
into the lwart of the friendly Boer noun
try. A court of investigation into bio
conduct sat duly. It developed that cer-
tain sym'ulators were going to make
great money out of African shun-s in a
manner in some way commute-(l with
this mill. Thorn wr-rn t‘cl’luiu telegrams
sent from Africa to London that would
show much light on the matter. Copies
of the telegrams m-ro in existence.
Here the int'cstiunllou came (It'utl
against a stone wall and stopped. tins.
sip said the telegrams would show the
Prince of Wales to be among the swun-
lalors. The telegrams were not produced.
There are girls in Arizona. We know
it by reading what twoof them did mar
Tombstone. They were riding their bi.
cycles when they saw a man in front. ot
tllcln scattering smoothing along the
road. They came up and found it was
broken glass. The fellow was a trump,
the human race by puncturing people’s
bicycli- tires. The girls saw him hill“ in
the bushes after sprinkling the Mole 11
glass freely. They “cut into the bushes
alter him and laid hold of him. “Come
out hero and pick up this glass!" they
ordered him. He tried to get away, but
the girls got hold of a couple of sticks
and hold him and Ilt'IlIINII’t‘II him tlll ho
was turned to obey till-tuned pick npllul
fragment» of glass. Those are girls who
would not make their uuutculinu friends
shove their Wlll't'ltl up hill.
Characteristic sounds once more issue
from the cave of harmony occupied by
the European concert. The announce-
ment was made stone time slut-o that
an English title was to overhaul the
Turkish llevtllutl put it in good light
lug order for a ustmiactory t'illlrtltll'l‘li-
lion. No owner has this down than to
twrcoluto to the inner conmziousuem at
tile l-ltar‘s government than a warning
growl is heard that ltussiu will not per
mit such a contract to be tllled. regard.
log it all a menace to horsoll. lt scrum
thcrcloro that ill Europe a private line
in one country cannot even make a nun
tract to do work for a noiulltmr govern
Intent, without getting permission from
a third country that Ililil no littli't! bust.
boss to mmldlo than the llliill in the
moon.
1! the portrait of Lincoln printed in
«attain newspapers is a fair sample of
tlltl ItIlliI of Wilt‘li Illo tllllt‘llriitl'll new
process of photo modelling is going to
do. then it ill a “l'l‘lil misfortune that
the prim was ever invented. A man
who would tlluko a thing limiting like
that ought to go to Ilull.
I! you hate ldessot your own and
they turn out to be dillerout from other
wople‘s, stick to them. The chances
are they are good ones.
Tito URN Ital” is Mount! Ito
other mater trusses sits mu is its
m They have the sun “molten hitherto-ts.
rel mm Mantels 0““!!!me
hwlthh-W'sw
washout-Mists
t I
ICE!
I wish to inform the public of Norwalk
and llarlen that I will furnish
Crystal \vae Ice l
25o Hundred Weight,
And 3.75 a ton.
NEW 51!!! ROAD ROLLER,
SID Per Day.
Block tvoml,‘ li cord: split wood. 35' cord.
ill-liters I'm'i'IVt'tl by mail will In: pronwtly
attended to.
EDGAR T BATIS.
l‘ostailtl'llre box. ms, llnrien, i.‘o1m.
Sara‘s.“ M
FINISH: am.
The Did We” and Con-
necticut I.:1umlrics,lland
and steam, Other, 91
Washington St; Latlllo
dry, l-Tnvnluml St. near
“liter. The public an:
.‘uxllially invited to call
and inspect our Laundry
at any time.
UNTIL JULY “It
CrownOptical 60.,
EXAMINES EYES FREE. AT
65 WALL SVREET. NORWALK.
Dr. Hughes. Optic-l
Specialist,
Fits glosses soiontlllmlly. using the lutmt im
lll'HYtMIlv-HIHUI Amonvuk :unl I'lerulu-‘u lm-t
il’l‘dflih‘h, l-urrucltlm llII llllIlt'llIl Ill-loch n
\‘Mvm. "Mm; euamlnll 1’Ilflllt‘ll to Iii" Wi‘url‘t.
llttrlm‘l y lllllll‘z Hu- Ns‘v WIIII uptu‘ilu'lo'r- "I
or» ghuws. Don't delay. ('umv' curly. All
o-xululnulinus from Crown (lptivul (Ions tiller
Iavnlw are the best. lt‘li
-«
and he thought topny oil his spite at ‘ '" ‘
Do You Keep
LUSTRINE?
NO, we SELL IT!
This remark was overheard at a
leading groccr's. Ilousckccpcrs who
have tried it know that LUS'l‘RINE
is the best article on earth for house-
clcaning. ll you have never used
it, try a loccukc; all grocers sell it.
~DORLON HOUSE,
Gregory's Point, to. Hermit.
.I. it. HULLIYAN. l’roptlul r ulul Manager
Tor‘mur stumble: lhlllllng. limiting. Fish-
nu: et'il'll' (‘llroin Iluiol. connecting
with «I 1mm on ”In N. Y..
ll. ll. .t u. 1 ll
vssu unseen mum luluih'll emu
Imam ssnmtoll’h bltlh
' will.
mail but
Capes at half price.
Crash skirts, $l.25.'
Duck skirts, 93c.
P. K. skirts, 8149.
Covert bicycle skirt, $1.49.
Linen bicycle skirt, $1 75.
Linen crash suits, $3.75 to $5.75.
50c, 75c, 98c, SLZS, SIAQ and “.98.
lsdiss' Suits, $5.75.
6.50.
9.98.
".98.
“.98.
Separate Skirts,
$I.25, 2.50, 2.75 to SID.
Underwear Dept. . ;
Ladlcs' Underwear, 12c, 25c and 50c
Genls' Undershirts, 25c, 50c .
Men’s negligee shirts, 5cc 1,
Men's colored pcrcalc shirts, 75c, 81 and 1.50 1
Boys' shirt waists, 25c and 50c
Boys' bit 11 1:5
Boys knee pants,
loys' wash pants,
100 dozen lariics' neckties, all the latest
25c and 50c
50C and 69C
25c and 50::
colors, 25c ,
Ladics' wash tics, too 1
Men's muslin shirts, (19c
Dress Goods.
Silk stripe challics,
54 inch black Sicilian,
54 inch all checks,
36 inch wool mixtures,
56 inch mixed suitings,
Silks.
27 inch black duchcssc, 98c; this worth,
24 inch black rhadame,
Summer silks,
Large figure India silk in black,
lOO styles for silk shirt waists.
19c
50c
75c
25c
12c
$1.50
75c
25c, 33c,39c and 50c
69c
SAVE YOUR DUPLICATE CHECKS AND WIN THE WHEEL.
The Norwalk Boston Store, Our. Main and Wall Sts.
HAVE THE
K...x.x_..... A
Three pounds extra fancy llcatl rice, 351'.
Native berries and fresh vegetables all the time
GIVE L'S CALL.
Best Elgin Creamery Butter,
cured shoulder, per lb,
“ bacon, per lll,
“Ariosa” coll'ec, per h,
Sugar
i
Alaska salmon, per can,
4 pkgs. Shredded Codflsh,
” realms: peace:
Are usually prudent purple who spend wisely. Most of such in the twin cities buy at us because we undoubtedly give the
best value in quantity and quality tor the money.
A FEW SPECIMEN PRICES:
Maud 8. Floor, lbest in tho world,|
lF YOU "WANT ALL THE NEWS 9
Regular. . . . .
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Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
TELEPHONE CALL, 58-2. 5
22¢ pound; 5 pounds, 81.
High grade teas. 5m: pound.
The Ferris Ilams, smoked beef and boneless bacon.
City visitors for the summer will find everything at our store that (ibil be found in large cities.
CHARLES E. s'lavuous, Leading. Grocer, ,
38 West Washington Street, South lenslt. 0t.
“Don't you think you ought to?"
Coffees, Butter and First-Glass
GrOceriesl
We have just purchased twenty-seven hundred pounds of the finest quality Old Dutch Java Cottee
(green) which we will have fresh roasted twice each week.
We like to get hold of Colic: critics for we know when we get 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. they will use nothing else. ‘
Norttlfleld Creamery liuttcr, in half pound prints. :51: pound. The agency for this butter is coveted by
our competitors. Gilt Edge crcamcry butter. in tubs,
It is the finest goods that mortal can secure.
Impossible to get better.
190 per lb
Shredded Wheat biscuit, per pkgo,
Donavon landing, .. - - ..
,. u see as new urns-v. oeuvre-ta
N. v. GROCERY co.
south Namath...
one bag; $4.90 bbl
So
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