moron _ Malnutrition.
months. smart: m on: one yuan.
Delivered mmmrmwu paid
ID the “We _ ' '
amt Omar-lo. It lawman not.
South Norwilk- ' ‘
Bram arm—lion wmmrtomn.
visrmumandoominthomnel
0mm. rt yonknowot moon you will con-
tor a lover bytdoohonins. undlngorbrilnmr
it to the em.
A Ln-rrnltoxlor the monotonic oi more
who wlnh to lesve tube of news or other met-
or will hoiound ntthoontrnnoo to The ileu-
"l‘flimioim round in .a oases head-
dtoonod to .
m "Sill.“ihmna'l“. coon“.
The Evening] Sentinel has n Circulation
in the Town of Norwalk and its Suburbs
larger, cmuidtmlriy, than the Couturier!
Circulation of the other Taro local dailies.
Our press room it always own to adver-
lime and violin".
1M
Changes cannot be xunronterd the
same day copy is hsudsd in, Every
reasonable anon will be make to locom-
modato patrons, but changes cannot he
insisted upon as a right unless copy in
rent in by 2 o‘clock in the afternoon of
the day before the change is desired.
New York Herald Weather Forecast.
The weather today promises to be generally
clear nudeultrv. with nearly stationary. t- l—
lowed by rising temperature. reaching a
maximum oinlnoty degrees or more. except
on and near the could lino. 'l'ornurmw it
routines to be lair. sultryund slightly warm»
m
miniature Almanac for Tomorrow.
Sun risen l Sun sets I High tide lowtirlc
4:21 7:18 10:14 no?
‘l‘hc \t‘rmng Mama.
The helical-deter has been abroad for, .
lol this many a year. Talent (or put-
ting thought» or ideas in vigorous Enn-
Iish is for more common than it was 25
years ago. This in probably tho reason
why tho business of writing for peri-
odioal literature and of general marro-
grlpt making in so much overdone. To
Wale occntiiorirrlly no an enthusiast, but
not no means of making a living, in
one thing, but to depend upon writing
for bread and butter is wholly another,
and about all precarious a one just now
as can be urtmd into. As a mic. he
only can aliord to make manuscript»
who has indrrn-mbvnt nrwnns, Without
such means the writer is likely to he-
come the slave to a master more copri»
clone and rlrrtotio than is usually im-
agined. The market it! constantly chr.
Blocked.
It is a miutnke to think that a clever
_ poem, a bright essay or a well written
ntory in early to dirtrorto of. It in not,‘nu-
less it be accompanied by a well known
name which will carry the contribution
independent ' of its merit. \thn a
“ ‘Mtcr has a reputation. be can usually
dispose 0! all be can produce. llctor.» he
hurt acquired a reputation his her-rt may
go ll'flflll'fl. Only those on tho lllhlllll
have any idea of the excessive supply of
manuscripts in the largo publiuhinu
bounce whorcvor they are paid for.
. There in probably not a utilitarian In tho
country but halt rumpled nrticlcu enough
to lost for tho but two yearn without
my addition. Manuscripts pilo in upon
, editors of the more prominent publica-
‘ “can like avalanches. When anybody
malt: of writing. they urn vinibly die-
ooniiitod. In loci. in name crows they ul-
lltnlt {out to be polite Icet they open
“all flannel tor contribution», but it. bi
butter to be diucournalng than to orcito
I hops which cannot be untitled. The
writer who would lilflltl‘ll must prmlaco
”soothing hotter than liar yet been
done. To write that which hr littlo bet-
ter thou tho average in but a rare ladi-
ostlon oi tnlinro.
A college prefer-or mooning that vol-
osnoou m the chimneys of hell is s
are onrlorlty in the latter part of tho
sluntornth century. it In hard to helluva
that min I thing could be. Yet a Pro-
m Mull. who lecturer at the lloynl
Punish Academy of Philosophy and
' Theology st limiter. touches exactly
but doctrine. Ills most Itnrtlina corn
trihutlonr to rot-nee thus for have been
loaned my. on the nutrient of private
m. which Purim norm apparently
i know. ram Manet than this Italian
mammal lemma inane at
“It! we Mouser Bantu toll: on
that quite in purgatory are often cool
blank and mud ranch at their time
m datum about. much or upper
wall key: would play baseball. “llull
ll not litany." continu- tlils touch-r
d Ilium. and the pron! he bring in
M rem mating the and brin-
; first bro-uh our trot run the obituary.
i! kill. lintlronnrpuinat sinner my
rhgintolookontslittio. “libertine”!
‘ ' ‘ in will! then lllllllllllll.
1. g m “ “ ,
one Waitediclty of New York will
rmn one term of 280 acres In a high
note of cultivation. Tim is one of the
ideal klnlll ot‘rurnl lite that auricul-
tuml writers do not mention.
The popularity of the American bl-
cyclo shared my be interred from the
fact that the United Kingdom bought
0613.309 worth tart your, and Cannon
luveotment was $492,685.
A Hartford paper say» that woman
suffrage bills In Connecticut pus one
houire, out of courtesy, turd are killed
lathe other, out of regard for the wo
men themselves. The agitators insist
that they want-something more than
a combination of courtesy and chivalry.
Gen. Lew Wallace in discussing the
neglected omnnnnitlee or the Greek
navy in the present war, declares that
a Forum could take a fleet right up
to Count . , to without loslu a
ship. “We to be a fact that
Greece has built an excellent navy
without producing the men to make
it uncut]. As to It'armgute—they are
not grown outside-oi America.
A large majority. or those who ride
bicycles unquestionably respect the
rule-sot the mad and obey the ordl.
notices of Councils, but time is a mi-
norlty who risk their own lives and
limbs and the lives and limbs of others
by tea-ring at breakneck spew] along
the crowded thoroughfares in open de-
llancc of the rights 01’ others. The
reckless nets 0! the minority tend to
bring the whole army or whoelmen
into diorcputc. »
In the course 0! a long until—it ls
pleasant to make the militiamen—eon-
vinciog demonstration of Philadel‘
phln's clulrns to r-capt-etfnl treatment
from the lit:\\'§|tlllwl'nl of other cities,
the Inquirer lists araong tho attrac-
tions of tlrc'plnee the mm that there
visiting strangers “can go to sleep
when they wish and get sonic. sort of
rest." This is a state-meat upon which
the, humor-ism about whose jcers The
Inquirer complains arc sure to bone a
long series of new inferences to tin!
quietudo of Philadelphia.
Governor Budhncll‘s proposition of
a pension tor cvory Union veteran,
whether disabled or not, my be all
right, but it Is ditlieult to sec where
his special plea for it, on the ground
that it would diam-nae with the nor-
vlccs of an army of examiners and
('It-I‘Iitl, comes in. It would requiw more
rather than less of this kind of service.
since tho clerical work would be in-
crcawd and a ranch larger force of
examiners would be required to pre—
vent fraud and preserve the proper
ratio ltr [K'llfllollli among the disabled
veteran». There may be patriotism
In the Iiusbnoil scheme, but there is
no wonmnyfi‘ 3
New . tngurance willy-Dy.
which add “amoral-T insurance ‘9
other linen soul? tinn- ago, has dronied
it again, for reasons or its own, and
has published some interesting facts
derived from its experience with the
business. time of tin-8c is that the
low» by burglary am usually. small.
the largo-at loss rcporml lit-lax $2,000.
I-‘rom thin tlgurv the clnlnnr run all
the way down to $5. 'l'o people no
coatourml to rounding of art-at burglar—
lc-l thin may be a anrprbw; but it is.
perhaps. to be accounted for, on the
liyltillllt‘rllrt that only bulky goods, or
which it would be inumeiblo'w carry
oil a very RI'NII value. are insured.
Banks and Jeweler-o have their totally
portable van-Nos no wait twowt'u‘d
by watchr burglar alarm: that
they probe , . not Md the hood 0!
monomer. " ‘ burglary. it in abro
lutlmated that the prom In mu branch
of int-oration in greedy dinnninbod by
what ls delicately calla! “the moral
risk." or. In plain Ianaunao, the toll-
doucy oi the humour to “neutron”
theroeelvm. Altogether, It would ap-
pear from the company'u row“ that
burrlsr imam In mono calculated
to give the tumour a knowledge of hu-
man unions than to lat-om hie store
at wealth by the promo IL'GI'IIIM i'roln
it.
\
a.
A FANG SUGGESTION.
I
It
, EWWWM
, Ourottlrehsnms.
ltleproporndtomnbthetsudemdi
'vrooaroruonrudaonmmn
particular Mom of the Twin City
thslrnen'r lantern psi-ado. Woodard»
night. Thin has been substituted in
plsoo o! the lndlor' dlmiou formal:
PW» .
Company I", in full uniform, will nlu
turn out, and wl I be placed in the thirt-
dlvision. The {mutation will be as fol-
lo as: ‘
First division. grand mmbul nutl
aides, with Twin City Whoelmen mem
bers, forming in East Washington street
Second division, lndior with escorts
on tnudems, forming in North Main
street. ‘
Third division, Company F, forminy
in South Main street.
Fourth Division, unattached wheel-
men, forming, in Railroad Place.
The ronto will be as before published,
with possibly a few ohnnaoe.
Weather permitting, sll citrus point to
a parade onlipsing Inst yenr'ir notable
showing.
Everybody. whether club members or
not. are earnestly requested to turn out
and help make the parole a his mom.
Officers will be Installed.
Concord Division, No. 2, was organiz-
‘——"" ed March lot, 18”. It holds its regular
session tonight and installs its oliloers
without s break since it won instituted
A report will be given by one at the
members who attended the National
Division convention on June 23, "ti and
25, at Montreal, Canada. The ollicern
willbeinetnllod by I). W. l’, W. it.
tinnloy, of Friendship ll'tviaiou. New
Urnsun. A line literary and marina
entertainment has boon arranged. (Jake
and cream will be served.
nuaEiIJa at aground...
A bareball game at the Norwalk Far
Grounds, Saturday. resulted in a
victory for the team of Arnold's
hundry. Their opponents were u
nine from the Norwulk Iron Works.
The score was to to 4.
Moonlight Bail Tonight.
[)0 not stay in the city and nweltor,
when you can enjoy the. reiroolrimr
breezes oi the Sound. Cami musio ntrd
good company and all for 35:: ;bat go on
the moonlight sail tonight.
Brown-Squires.
Mrs. Ella J. Squires and W. Fred
Brown wore married in New Rochelle.
N. Y., Saturday, July lOth,' by liov.
Arthur H. (looduuough.
BROAD RIVER.
William E. White nlilil his horse,
Saturday. It was fatally injuml in an
accident, recently.
Harry (l. Comatock has secured a
position as typewriter and ulcnogrsphet
in a munui’uctory in linudway, New
York.
Miss Alice M. Harvest, 0! Bridgeport.
is visiting Mrs. Bertha Buttery.
When Patti Wu Spanked.
The late Mn; Marotzok and to tell the
following lim'ctlotc oi Arlnllim I'nttl: "l
rolnt'uibcr one:- at lb.» liouard Athena-um.
Ihrstun, More. linrlli l'ntti, the brother oi
the l’atti slat: rs, mrur the putt oi Norma,
with Amalia l'ntti on Adclgbrt and Ado-
Ilno, lhrn a little child. on who u! tlw r'hll>
dren ul Norma. Adelina, always \i'illiul.
inaletrd at roiumrnal In illllfllllfl tho lliilnlt'
of her mother uml itliill'l‘ In thr duo ‘Mira
Nurtun.’ and ert'lt, ltllt‘r rct‘c-ral warning».
ulw Would nllll mutinur- to ulna, imr Iran-I
blc ninthcrtrmk ln-r npand untobcrn rcun
Inr spanking More the cym oi‘ the macro
lilt'll urchmrtru and nn-nrin-rrr oi the mar
rainy.
"Now Adt'lltm l’uttl note ”.00" n rriubl
(or ringing loam“! n! n ulmnltlnunnlmmt
an [trim a vitamin of continuum an in the
cone of Him Ilcrmlcr. Adclina l'ntti llliltlt,‘
ltrr ilr-d appearance In public, under my
dink-lion in aoutrrcrt at 'l‘riplrr lmll In
February, Isa-J, Hm won limit it child oi
u year», and at that curly llutl tnrturvlv mm-
ovldoncc oi In-r pn-cocity in “outlining. but
aim in making lilll‘fllilllll. ’lhc conditium
on which lilw unread In all)“ iltt'l't' \u to a
hatitil oi oarrdb-u, and obe Iusdydcd on To
cutting them hcfororhe went out to appear ‘
liciurc the public. "
Mariam Justine.
‘ 'i‘ho pnuhn told no a story oi n Indurm-nt
hoanvawhioh rorrrlmlcd "moi tlwcntll'u
in tho "Arabian .V’Iubtu." llu had lm
lurrtmiutt lilliulluh crutchrrmnmrd groom,
and them did not. liflf't‘tl with the Modem
uorwrttlu. who complained that the ling
liahmt'n earned their religion. “In what
luuuunuc dbl thuy carnal" "in Arabic."
“llow long have they ham hovel” "nix
mambo.” ”Have they had mum in
Mahler” “No.“ "'l‘boathuyltmrnml tbo
uhrana than you. I will tell them to curse
you In Kantian." “'llat wo don't want to
he earned at all." “'l‘hon why do you
nurse them?" And so, having cathwtmlu
pmmluo than Willi [arty to abstain trout
norm. hc literal-rod them.
Ono must not unmet too lunch virtno
imm oriontnhl. la them-t. as you will
have until-rid. the ulrtupand tho amt-m
very ranch alike..- tzornhlii “amino. ,
A (widen Opportunity.
llruwno—cit'hy did tirrrytbe runny that
manual
'l‘nwnw-iiho in match Intuition mm
with her mothermllrwklyn Lilo.
IYMTIIIB ‘35:“:an i‘“hufl' l'IiOIM'l'E
u litirrrrltt;c lath. at Ntuwnlk.
than i and
I ll“
in. I no t.
[ml l v
diunt on
"alibi? 'l”
ii
a «Intuit on mopet
n»
amt sine
Jill ‘i
on a
it. i"
iliod.:;tߤm%
m" to lllorrMH'“ mtfijw:
23 ‘l‘gl? " linutig'iwjglgp
. , ll ,,
’ 'W
you can i -. not i
time, but yo can’t,
all the timol' '
1“:
Refrigerator .
“W whatnot.
it r‘nue, rulers
Bl e Yr LES
Zloringo t . --= - hnndnnd Ren-
bools litany price.
tal
Bicycle} Repair Dopsttln’t
Bosneqnipp‘ed in town.
Fox Cynic and.» l'lsrti-
vurs co.
in "mm iltrost.
l .
nunnunrm ran murmur as
i I20.
Noni Post Ollie: Block.
Sign 01 the sum Moor.
m h...”
OOLIIR: Rib.
FlNIliH: has...
The Old Well and Crin-
uecticut Laundrieghaud
and steam, Office, 91
Washington St; Laun-
dry, Haviland SL, near
cordially invited to call
and inspect our Laundry
at any time.
Do You Keep ‘
.lUSTRIliE?
NO, we: sELL rrr
This rctuark was overheard at a
leading grocer's. Ilousckccpcrs who
have tried it know that LUSTRINE
is the bestarticlc on earth [or house-
cleaning. It you have never used
it, try a we cake; all grocers sell it.
1:r....
lntereisted In
Typewriters?
It so, you ahonld know all
almut the latent improve
meals. The ,
SMITH PREMIER
" :k ’ ”.4 y Jib in
ITypcwrlto
to the London in Improvomonto.
’l‘hin cornprmy law honed an
Art catalogue «aluminium ranch oi vol
llt'. Iii-t (rim. .' 'llil lor one. The
Smith lit-ruler Typewriter 00.
Si liters», N. l’., l'. S. A.
New York otllce, till? llromlwsy.
New Haven oilioe, 17: Count rtroet.
LB.
Monday,Julyl2,’97.
MOONLIGHT SAIL
Us iiiltAlliltt
our: HORTON
Mia 'rmt llllmtlti'l‘ or I‘ll!
First Mi. Ii. Church Building
Fund.
lloat lit‘ctrt‘ml to carry lion impact». but
only hon Hr-kotn wil be void lor- llio soil
It utornrypnnll will take place next lair
ntuht.
violets, It deals.
(fan be mural at atom of ”retro it Wit
car or (3. iv). Seymour. 17 M
Mul in by the Appollo
! ()rchertru.
a"
Water. The public are ‘3‘”
. e'nls'o.o”TH‘ l‘.l.‘0.0;0
303”" sure.
it'd“ ’
u r
West
. um: Garment
000‘! Elli , . ,
liouu. pertain.
tor. Iain and Wall Struts, Iomslk, ct.
No Dullness or Inactivity
Is the slogan that. goes from one department to another in our store during the hot’
weather. T his cncrvating weather has no cll'cct on our energetic way of
doing business.
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
Stocks are
' LADIES.
White and Egyptian ribbed vents and
pants all milk trimmed, nominal yarnmall
shapes and rims, value title; for this week
NIGHT SHIRTS.
Men’s laundered lanoy shirts. with and
without collars, worth from In»: to him;
this week, 363.
HATS.
25c children's hate. l'lc
it on children's dream. on
LADIES.
Wrath band bows, suited to all shape:
collar», worth l2'>._.c; four for 25m. 3
5c. ladies' printed bomstitchcd hund-
korchiefs for 30.
the dress stays, 5c. .
I00 pearl buttons, per dozen, in, l
25o ladies' metal belts, too. i
l’ennud'e Lotion Vegetable. :i‘r.
loo talcum powder, on.
Ward’s 35¢: writing paper, He.
lilo Royal toilet powder. low.
one colored tatlota glove-r, bio. !
Bathing Suits for men, women and children.
them at twenty-live cents.
That is the reason
why our
AlWays, New!
No Old Stocks in this Store!
SHIRT WAIBTS.
$1.49, LT?» and Mir-i, all at £1.25
3.50 silk and linen shirt waists.
loo odda and ends shirt waists, 25c
CHILDREN’S DRESSES.
tum two pa. l’. K. dresses, the
1.25 gingham dresses, 756
we lawn dresses, 39c
Cit ASH SUITS.
to no linen suits, ' $3.00
5.30 " " 4.75
5,00 " ” 3.9%
IAN ” " 3.75
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
Sticky ily paper, it: a double sheet.
l’liirum lly paper. 8 sheets for in.
(thloridc dc limo, 1 lb cans h‘c
loo» picks, ’
Refrigerator puns, galvanized iron.
All oil atoms at. special prices.
Gasoline utovca at half price.
Window screens to fit any window.
ac
lit:
half price, by the roll, 12léc.
In Our'Popnlsr Suit Room.
TAIL! ill MADE SUITS MARKED
DOWN.
820,00 suits t ”2.50
H.150 -- .. 11.00
mm '- " rooo
row -- -- 7.50
7..» .. .. 5.00
5.93 " " 3.50.
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
ill-25 blk. figured skirts our
§ 1.75 “ " " 1.25
4.1m blk. and white checks, 3,50
tom m‘lk skirts, 7.50
v’l)uck skirts, 98o
1.50
i zen-linen cruel: skirts,
i White lawn shirt waist trimmed with
illamhurg, at half the prices marked.
{' HAMMOUKS.
its cents to 05.00.
‘ WASEI GOODS.
[12' ,o lawns, 8141:
£25..- lappot lawns, 12‘1“
7c lawns, do
Bicycle Skirts, $1.25. 25c Mattings
The Norwalk Boston Store, Cor. Main and Wall Sts.
IF YOU WANT All. THE NEWS
BAVE THE
Evening Sentinel left at Your House
It
Regular. .. . . .
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TELEPHONE CALL, 58-2.
Ammunition for 4th of July!
Filly varieties oi crackers. We don't mean crackers that burn your fingers or set fire to the children's
clothes, but crackers that you can put into your picnic basket and take more comfort truth when the dc-
lighqu breezes on your holiday outing have sharpened your appetite and demand something more titan
the noise of fire cratkcrs and the booming oi cannon.
The Ferris ham: and boneless bacon are booming.
Those ioarqualitics; an to make up the unit of perfection ioumllin these goodsz-«CLEAN, DAINTY, Al’-
PETIZING, DELICIOUS!
Potted chicken, turkey, him and tongue, the best imported sardines, olive
oil, olives.nnchovics and name pales; salmon steak, lobster, Russian caviar, etc.
Pure trait svrup,all
ilavors; imported ginger ale, Poland and apollinaris water, Olden Time root beer, tarsapnrilia, etc. We
are receiving the finest berries oi the season this week, ircsb picked every morning; also fresh vegetables
daily. ()ur fancy gilt edge creamcry butter has a widespread reputation, 5 lbs (or or,
We have a fancy
lot of large Maori lemons, which are the finest limit on the market. Get your supplier here. There is a
saying we often brawn—"When you want something that you can't find anywhere else go to Seymour
r"
5.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer
Are mull prudent o to who rpend wlrol .
y bl; liable in «lunatity nn’d quality tot tho money.
it Int luklutu Strut, South lei-walk.
FORTUNATE PEOPE
Mort of snob in the twin cities buy at us brash-rs we undoubtedly give the
"Don't you think you ought to :1"
M. ‘
A FEW SPECIMEN PRICES:
Beat Elgin Creamery Butter,
Maud S. Flour, [host in the world, J
Sugar cured shoulder,
It
per lb,
bacon, or lb,
“Alicea” ooli’oo, per h,
Shredded wheat bison
it, per pkgo., ,
Alaska salmon, pot can,
4 pkgs. Shredded Codflsh,
"z
N. Y. GROCERY CO. '*
mnflmiulfllflr '
190 per lb
630 bag; $4.90 bbl
So
100
170
120
100
250
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