, , incl has a Circulation
:n tilt, 1' ' ,QINomlk and I'll-Suburbs
n ‘ ,
(2th was M‘Mloccl‘hatlia.
Ilia ultra” 9pm to adver-
avnt ill in?! 0'31”".
. the day hymn thoohunga a desired.
New York nor-Ill Weather Forecast
The weather today promises to ho genomllv
manna sultry. with marl: suitor my. l-. I-
loved by rising tempo-rotor». recent: it a
maximum at ninety deems or more. camp
on ard near tho mat line. '1'. amt-row it
tumbles to he lair. sultry and slhrht‘y warm“
Immature Almanac for Tomorrow.
Edam ' Still until ' nglitlilo Low lln'o
«If , ‘lzinl . 8:29 2.03
Cooperative Banks For Farmers.
The marcity of banks: in our agricul-
tural district. has been noted. The
farmer considers it one of his hardships
Yot the furthers themselves could rein-
edy'tho need, as the ugriculinriatll of
Europe have done.
The remedy is through the establish-
ment of small two-operative banks found-
ed on the plan of the ordinary building
‘ and loan association. in every commu-
»4 enmitytherc must be some runners who
can put by small turns trom'week to
week and month to month. as tho urti-
3nu who sustains the building omit-ia-
’ tion does. In Massachusetts the build-
ing and loan amoeiuiion is ('illlf'tl tho
cooperative bank, and there is no bet-
ter name.
Fiftyto 100 farmers—the morn the
better-might organize a ro-opmntivo
bank on thebnsia of deponiting regular
13‘ small aunts, which might be as low
as 50 cents a week. It is a precious poor
farmer who‘cannot by some means put
oxide .36 a year. Thcsosums altogether
would furnish a fund from which the
. tanner might secure a small loan as tin-
na tuber" of the building. association fl“. is
ulna he wishes to erect a boom. Fivo
p41. cont ought v, ' lull tho intorfit
.churged. Dept "would get this back
lmm , . dividends mnountinu to
pomibly lpvr cont lraa titan the bar
rower pays for money. It tho borrower
paidb per cent interest, tho iloymiior
would receivc in dividcnda 4 perm-at.
Thai. is more than capital in large
amounts in bringing now on the over.
“ab
, to will be found in every agricul‘
tural communiiyuomc capitalists who
would invert money in tho turtncrs' co-
oputivo bank. and that would - bc a
hip. The loans ahonld be made for
abort Mull. from till months to tour
yarn. and should he returned by tucuuu
of the regular weekly or monthly to
lullml. ill tho borrowvr in tho build»
lug association pays. It is doubtful
whether lotion should be given for tho
pbmhulo of real Mate. luv-anon whom
such banks have been lilt‘cl'llflful the
farmer is only allowed to borrow tor the
purpuaa at buying «and. live Iiotdt and
fibrillation".
such agricultural banks have been a
curbed mace-s in France. in Austria
and in Germany. There the borrower
fill“ ll“! MI life insured bhloro ho ob-
tain the loan. to that In case at his
Mill tho illht will be covered without
tb- nscuaity at the bank's sciatica on
till uni estate (a national property.
’ Tit! system would be fully as snot-m»
lid in Ablation. lt capitalists will not
With hauls. tor the farmer, lot liltl
catablhlt his on banks. ‘
“In
W. m tbo periodical agitation
Intuit byproduct is on satin. Once
In it‘ll!» be stated emphatically that
new can be made todoin the byp-
Idio stats anything whose Mblllflfl
lib not latent in his mind In his normal
m. lt‘la the correlation (it the bull
Mmmhymthatapcr-
that positive will cannot bohypnotisail
- W In voluntarily «mu-aha will
auraulrtstv muothr mail-lo dob!
W mm mm Mas
{Whither-In
“it.
1
, than the Combined
lit tho’ hypnotic” that a. strictly and We
,_mlynaslanthmmiutbv no
t. it is
This ”raises two questions of which
‘ aardaaeru am now looking with keen
interest for a rotation. Can the other
dispel the condition or sleep train all
‘ plump? Can the plants awakened bc-
icrs ‘thclr proper time. develop In a
annual manner and become useful
and salable? The plania in be other»
land are placed in an airtight mcep-
tacle and exposed to the influence at
tho drug from twenty-four to Nasty-
alx hours (usually about forty-eight
. hours). Cylindrical glasses are used
tor small plants. Large plants are en-
closed in an oil-painted box, the late
rlor of which is lined with tin foil. The
box ls four feet high, four feta long
and 2 1-2 feet broad. On the lid a
small hole la mode. which is closed
with a cork. and through this holo the
other is conducted. As the other is
very lutlarnmahle. great care is to be
matches a it. it Is dissolvlzd‘J-gt‘
trout 15 to 20 degrees centlmde. Ex-
periments with Ilium, willows and oth-
er llgnmus plants. as wall as with
bulbs and hyacinths, while show-
, lag widely varying results, occur to
infinity the belief flint when the pun-
:-e:s in more thoroughly understood and
systomntlzcd It will be aunt valuable
in forcing plants to maturity at any
time after the formation of their mots.
ROSSINI T HE COMPOSER.
Noted [or Illa haiueaafllnt Could write
Against Time When In the blood.
Very remarkable are the conditions
under which musical (outpost-rs have
sometimes turned out their work. Hoa-
aiui was renowned for his laziness,
, yi-t'wlu-a't _ unnul was on Nappi-
whcn pro ' was bmught 'to hear
upim him. ho could write ugalnat tintc.
"The Barber of Seville" wits comma
to a month.
Tlll‘l't? is another story of title more
commaer in which can hardly knows
whether to min-utter him particularly
lazy or particularly industrious. l'i'
was in the habit of writing in bed, and
a trio that ho had almost finished
dropped from his hand and slipped un-
der the bed.
The sheet was too faraway for hlm
to reach it. and to get up and reach an.
der the bed for it was out of the «plus-
ilou. There was only one other thing
to be dono, and lloesiui did it. ll..-
wroie another trio.
Ilmslnl's characteristics were so well
know that sometimes strong measures
were taken to arm-are a mmlmsiiion.
'l‘ho orartnrc to “ilazza Indra" was
was procured in a peculiar manner.
0n the day of the first performance the
manager got hold of Rossini and con
lined hint in the upper hit of La Scala,
under guard or tour Bt't‘lle shifters,
who took the text as It was written.
about by shoot. and throw it out of tin-
wludow to copyisis waiting below.
Philadelphia Imdger.
a”. Reporters.
The Japafiie reporter makes about
as much nhey us the Japanese po
lint-man“ that is. $6 a mouth. in To.
klo some & them make mom, and In
the smaller towns they maln- as llt‘th-
as $2 a month, but so is a fair awr-
agc. They are not scat out on rvgalnr
asalgnnwuts as a rule, but :m~ ulwn‘
a roving commission. 'l‘lu- editor who
ihcm to get news real lll'Wl3 It flu-w
In any, but get anus; and iboy m-vnr
return ctnpty-baudml. A maul nwws
uathcrvr is run- among tin-m. but Ilw
"i‘aklr" is plentiful ctwugh, and really
clove-r.
interviewing can lmrdly be said Lt
bu- popular. . 'l‘bc [maple do not Illlili'l”
stand It and do not lilo» ll. Japan is
t-sotorlc and dm-sn't tell what it known
it it can help “54'". Still, more are
interviews in Jllpllllmw plipct'fl. l'ol
ltlclana have themselves Interviewed
occnalonally. and dlsliugulslml' "glola-~
troticra" um“: submit; New York
Post.
dwell Growing on True.
Jewels growing on law aroma
rather a freak of the fancy than real-
ity. It is true. nevertheless.
Among the cut-lamina at mirth-oi
plant life are the pearls found act-a
slonully in the mount-[man at tho
Phlllllpho Islands. 'I'hcsa potll'lfl, like
thoue o! the occult. are composed of
carbonate of lime. , ‘
m bamboo. too. yields another pro
clou- product. in the ultapo of true
opus. which we found in Its joints.
in each case. of course. this nuuoral
matter is obtained front the wit.
The native! a! the October use throw
vegetable opal: an Mnillols cud chums
upstart diualv.-Bcrapa.
M I’IIIIII. Dion! lulu.
'l'ltl policeman robbed loudly at the
door. and when the servant opened it,
raid:
“ll lira. Iwollrla at home?"
"No. but lit. flwcllrlg la.”
"'l‘bou his wltu‘s been
kuackotl ‘ in a bicycle collis-
m."
Wuhobsw
”can
WI think you but touched
Possibly. lira-possibly. You
M mm.
but ”In
vfluflmlflmmm
,..~.¢..
snow... t
Wfl' plaudits ~ 7 ‘EAOI'IJOMT
other and chloroform. _,
the: White shoot. having mot;
linen awakened from their. previous
,, condition oi deep or inactivity.
taken not “glaring lighted confluent
on one “(‘"tlslull. while thus engaged. ‘
may turn
BOWAY‘ION.
Services in the Baptist church. Lord's
day, as follows: l0:45. preaching bythe
puller.
valllngPraysr.” A subject at vital im-
portance in the Christian life. Sun-
day school at 12 o'clock. to which
the children are currently invited. Ev-
ening preaching service at 5:80. Bub-
jcct. "Jesus the Toilet." A cordial in-
vitation is given to all those services.
Mira E. Ecklss has resigned her posi-
tion as cashier in the dining room of the
hotel, and is staying at Boll Island
lilac Halon Gorton. who was at the
oumuacl, has taken her place. and Miss
Anon Carroll has succeeded to Miss
Gotton’s position.
The ladies oi the Baptist church held
a delightful lawn party last nighton
the grounds of Limitations Ambler.
There was a good attendance and the
line moonlight evening was greatly en-
loud.
Rev. Robert J. Beach will preach in
the Methodist Episn'rpal church, tomor-
row morning. and ltav. A. .l Smith, at
End Norwalk, in the evening. in'ext
change with the pastor.
John W: Fallon has furnished screen
doom and sashes for the chapel of the
Methodist Episcopal church. They are
now luring pot in.
Francis and llaie Karl's. who have
been studying at llov. W. H. Rufter‘a,
suspending threo weeks in .lv-nay City.
(icorgo Shaw but returned to his home
in Brooklyn altcr studying with Rev
W. Starlet/ant Rafter the past your.
Misses liilda and Minnie Lackey arc
guest» of ihoir father, Major ll. Living~
stone Lackey, at "Delmont."
Mr. O'Neil, who bought the Hilton
property on the west side, is having to-
pairs made about the place.
Charles T. Lowudes‘ trotter, Prince.
was taken to Norihport, yesterday, on
the steamer Huntington.
Misses Lizzie and lda Mryera, of New
York, are in this place, the gut-sisal
.lohu Burchard.
.l. B. Raymond has boon entertaining
his brother, David L. Raymond, of
Brooklyn.
Mrs. Elbert Marsh and daughter Inns
arc visiting in New Haven.
Monday,JuIy l2,’97.
MOONLIGHT SAIL
l‘l.\' ST EASIER
BELLE HORTON
FOR THE IIENI‘IFIT ill” ‘l‘llfi
First M. 13. Church Building
' Fund.
llont Iimnscd iocarrv Wilt [passenger-H. but
only .‘alliickrla will la: unlil for the still
l! siortnymall will take place out lair
nnrht.
Tickets. )5 Goals.
4*
Can be scoured at sum-u of llrowu K' Wil-
mx or if. E. Seymour. j 7 .3:
Music by the Appollu
Orchestra.
. ... E . . . . .m. _.. ..
RE i" ‘ C Q ‘ 'ST
ml. bk) 1“ EX) V... .~
K K my; 6.. .2
WC?“ tivxxwhti"
a day tulll'u to Block Inland, “.biland till.
Saturdays. .
Inlay tours to Rural a. ti". Mondays.
n-dayimminAnuah«Champ. 3'3, .loa
Iltiyn, .luly Ill, on; Attumt '.'. it, ill. 3:3.
ulalny tours to titration, Nicola-dict and .\'n~
haul, vino». .liily'm.Auu.-1l. Ii. Illnud
liopt. lib. ‘
t-duy tours in Thousand islands, Mao
Hunt'lnl ’l‘raiu August :tltd.
Idny tour in .‘lauara Fall. “Hill, Aun-
nnt 23d.
inlay tour to Yarmouth and llalllax, MD,
August hilt.
Nday tour to Montr-al and Quclmdih
Hopi. ll.
Call on G. W. Harris. agent. lul
“New England Tourhi"and tickets.
‘ mo
Henry
Zeltner
Brewing
Company
EUDOIWIO BY
on "Bill!" "WHOM”
,Sunfl»
for ptrtlcnlul send your name and fulluhlmnlo
mmma, lied-cu a limiter-Bum" York.
Subject. "Conditions of Pre- .
, Lincoln
omisscmtims;
iths people all the
tool all the people
time. but you ,
all the time." .
H
Refrigerate and
Vi, flow-Screens.
AT attic: c raters
BI CY _ LES
Closing out ‘ du—huud and Ren-
tal Wheels tany price.
Bicycle lisp if, Departm’t
Best equl- ~ din town.
aim anoint Tait nun nun is
IZO.
New Post once Block.
.Sign of the Silver Padlock.
__.._.. a. a»-.__._...-.........mwww.~—...
‘ ware co;
in Washington, ,, Street.
COLOR: , Chit.
FINISHzn 3122.5.
The Oh! Well and Con-
uccticut Laundries,hand
and steam, Other, 9:
\Vashitiglon St; Laun-
dry, 'llavlland St. near
Water. " The_public are
cordially invited to call
and inspect our Laundry
at any tune.
Do You Koflofip
LUSTRIIE?
NO. w: sum. IT!
This remark was overheard at a
lead ing grocer's. Housekeeper: who
have tried it know that LUST-RI N Ii
is the best article on earth forbousc-
cleaning. It you have never used
it, try a we cake: all grocers sell it.
I."
ln‘teroutod In
Typewriters ?
it 1-0, you should know all
about the Intact Improve»
nteuta. The
SMITH PREMIER
ulndlf
l‘l’ypowrltor
in th- L-Idif to IMDO‘OVQMODQO.
This company but lulled an
Art catalogue mliltnllllll much of valr
no. It lit Iron. Bond or am. The
Smith Premier Typewriter 00.
Mourns. N. \‘.. U. 8. A.
New York otllcc, bill Broadway.
New Haven cilia, in Own strut.
WARRANT
NBA
”will. OI'I'V IIITIIO.
MAi’i llt'tl OFFICE.
acorn Nonmut. Cons.
1‘o.lmte lll ll. Taylor. Cit! Clark of the
titty o liontb Not-walk:
lly authority variant in the as mayor, l
counuaad unto In notice to the sloo-
umi olsah on, list arpaclalctty ram
am will ha heel at tho court atom on
llavilaud ”main raid oil “on that'tlih
anyI 3i amassing] bassoon a ham!!!” 4
lllll . In of I II 'M' l
or diat't’ptllrovlutf that certain ct entitle:
"An Act it" «lag and A t dlau tho
(lust-m oiths titty at boot awaits."
transact la the Oscars! Ars- bly oi the
smut mumtuntat Its an a“ 7;;
duo. tummy ltlllll this cat
liv uluumtl'ma. [gill-hail in rant m,
at booth llorwallt.
at t rm s m titular at
o. a. illittAlll‘All. um.
mono
“5“:th afl’s'fl’ioa.‘ nun . '
1 .3... , ‘ “1??“
l
' silo-mt Harde-
Got. In. «turn than, lam-lit, ct.
doing business.
No Dullnoss or Inactivity
Is the slogan that goes from one department to another in our store during the hot;
. weather. This cncrvating weather has no reflect on our energetic way of
. We make business. We don’t sit on our counters
waiting for business tocome. .The people know that there are
always some business here. If goods don’t sell at
one dollar, we offer them at fifty cents ; if
they don’t sell at fifty cents, we sell
them at twenty-five cents.
That is the reason
why our
Stocks'ar'a Always New!
No Old Stocks in this Store!
Bathingr Suits for men, women and children.
half price, by the roll, 12inc-
LADIES. SHIRT WAISTS.
, White and Egyptian ribbed “its and 1 49 n.- q o
9““ all silk trimmed, “mm"! yarns,all fiddlillkjfildlilibfisdhlrz‘waisis “”5
:hapes and sizes. value tale; for this week mo odds and ands shirt waists, 25¢
' ac.
. NIGHT SHIRTS. CHILDREN'S DRESSES.
Men's laundered tancy shirts, with and ”.50 two ps. I'. K. dresses, Shic
without wilurs, worth from Talc to bhc; 1.25 gingham dresses. 75c
this week, it“). We lawn dresses, .t.
llA'l‘h‘. ‘ ,
25c children’s huts. lite (HAM! Sb ”3'
$100 children's dresses, Mo 34; 5,0 linen units. '5“,
. 5.50 ~- -- 4.7:
LAlllI-d. 5 00 ,, ,, 3,”;
Wash band hows. suited to all shape 43"" " " 335
collars. worth I250; four for 25m.
ho latilcs' printed henmitiched baml- KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
kerchiefa for tic. ‘
we dress stays, 50. Sticky tly paper, to a double sheet.
lilc pearl bottom. per dozen, 5c. Poison ily paper. it streets for to.
25c ladiau' metal belts, lilo. Chloride dc limo, I lb cans tic
l’ennud's Lotion Vegetable, 33c. lco picks. 5c
the talcum powder. 5c. ‘ Refrigerator pans, galvanized iron. Ho
Ward's :lhc writing paper. the. All oil stoves at special prices.
lilo Royal toilet powder. loo. Gasoline stoves at half price.
title colored toilets gloves, 3.30. Window screens to fit any window.
Bicycle Skirts, $1.2”.
In Our Popular Salt Robin.
TAILOR MADE SUII‘S MARKED
DOWN. , .,
320.00 suits to 812.50
14.50 “ " 11.00
”.00 “ “ 10 (ll
[0.00 " “ 7.50
7.50 ” “ 5.60
5.995 ” “ . ll 50
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
3L2.) blk. figured skirts 983
175 u u u L35
it»; blk. and white checks, am
10.00 silk sklits, 7.50
Duck skirts. 9’50
2.25 linen crash skirts, 1.50
White lawn shirt waist trimmed with
:liautbnru, at half the prices marked.
HAMMUUKS.
its cents to 8.3.00.
WASH GOODS.
z1213c lawns, 614’s)
§27vc lappat lawns, 1250
Ho lawns, 4c
25c Mattings '
The Norwalk Boston Store, Cor. Main and Wall ,Sts.
RAVI THE
PETIZING, DELICIOUS!
" FT
best value in quantity
rod shoulder,
“
“Ariosu” coil'co, per b,
Sugar cu
UNATE PEOPL
f such to the twin cities buy at us bacaaaa we undoubtedly [In tho
"Dcu‘t you think you ought to?“
A FEW SPECIMEN PRICES:
.Bost Elgin Creamery Butter, ,
Maud l5. Flour, [best in tho world,|
Arc malty prudent [maple who spend wisely. 1 Host 0
Shredded wheat biscuit, per pkgo
Alaska solution, per can, ,
4 pkgs. Shredded Oodfisb, ,
"6 vouwm ALI. at: News
. ., ’i‘ -—
oil, olives, anchovies and game pales; salmon steak, lobster. Russian caviar, etc.
flavors: imported ginger ale. Poland and apollinaris water, Ulden Time root beer, sarsapsrilla, etc. We
are receiving the finest berries of the hcllhilll this week, fresh picked every morning: also fresh vegetables
daily. Our fancy gilt edge creamcry butter has a widespread reputation, 5 lbs for Si. We have a fancy
lot of large Maori lemons, which are the tinctt limit on the market. Get your supplies here.
saying we often henna-“When you want something that you can't find anywhere else go to Seymour
-R--.
Evening Sentinel left at Your House
Regular. .
TELEPHONE CALL, 53...
, * Ammunition for 4th of July!
Fifty varieties of crackers. We don't mean crackers that burn your fingers or set fire to the children's
clothcs, hut crackers that you can put into your picnic basket and take more comfort With when the de-
lightful breezes on vonr holiday outing have sharpened vour appetite and demand something more than
the noise of fire crackers and the booming of cannon.
These fourqnalitics; on to make up the unit at perfection inaudiin these goods-CLEAN, DAINTY, A -
Potted chicken. turkey. ham and tongue, the best imported sardines, olive
'l‘hc Ferris hams and boneless bacon are boomin ..
Pure fruit svrup,all
There is a .
so
It“
and quality for the roomy.
per lb,
bacon, or lb,
’l
CHARLES E. srvuoua,Laading Grocer,
I! first Vastlaltoa Street. to
N. v. enocuuco.
Donovan lulldinu. - - ~ - -_ . - _. loath Harv-lb?
OI 9‘9 8' UNEQ‘I'RII'IMIMWM-MJ '
mm. 0t.
. 190 per lb
630 bag; $4.90 bbl
‘ Sc
10c
170
1-20
100
250
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