, whinuiell by the forestay. In fantasticl
4"“. . _
nummmwmm‘w .
myxfimmnmmm
o - .- “immunoa-
III-cheater.
other
arrillbrlomdiuttbomm Thom
(mainline. .
Co to timid mull murd-
I‘Ill ‘
. _ , l .
mm Sentinel lune on lot“
in the fibres of Nor-walk and ‘ it: goal-ll
larger. Wholly, than the Combined
(.‘cwulaiibtr 19' the other Two local dailicc.
Qur prnrjomo it always 0pm to «deer-
mm and,“ _ a. '
Chum
”not be gumntoed the
m our...
, e locom-
oglm puma. butchering cannot be
inmrtodnpon II 3 right unloa- oopy in
rentinby 3 o’clock in tho ulternoon ol
the day More the change is desired.
Si
a...“
New York Herold Weather Forecut.
The weather todu promise. to be cloudy to
mrtlr cloudy till noon. preceded by rain-
with welder-bl: lower temperature and loss
actual humidlll. followed In the afternoon by
clarion except on hitem Long Isle nd. Tr»
marrow it promises to be generally lair. with
[icing tomborlture.
m
Immature Almanac for Tomorrow. '
Sun rises in not: 1! b ti
on I ”m. I i Mi“ ”Eli”
W
, The Amateur Sailor.
It is the time of year when the land»
lubbcr takes his outings: upon lake, riv-
er or m. as the cum may be. He pores
over the terms of the nautical diction-
ary. that he may hurl them at those
who never heurd thorn. He site up
nights to learn the (Iiil’crcnco lnrtwecu a
spinnaker boom topping lift and n bob-
my.
Herc, says the aspiring young suit to
hi sell, are the shrouds, there the top-
' merit shrouds. Here is the topmost buck-
rtay, there be the sprit topsoil halyarda
One of these things is the sprit topmil,
the other the rnainuhccl and the third
one thb jib topsoil, though which is iln-
jib topsoil and which the sprit topsoil
the young salt forget» overnight.
Visions of matters watcrwise float
through his dreams. [asleep he driw n
the tack of line through the view oi
up!“ topsoil nnd Wonders why it won't
hold. Ho haunts up against the must-
heud runner and tackle and steadied
dance marlino npllre chum-s mizzvu nuM
. and gut! topsoil Willlflr'fl with flying jib
‘ lupin, while the speaker boom gets foul.
ed with spreader and the reef pennant
utumhleeover the. main boom. A noilor‘u
life hi the life-.40, hol
It In strange how conflicting mtnmcr
trial imam-bi of different parts of the
name ooumry disturb the lltmlu'iul ut-
hlllphrto. In the i-Illvrprining province
at Manltttha. in Canada. the furmcrs'
chief dependence hi their wheat crop.
The wheat freight titles are. however, a
Maud-bill ubulacle In the way of their
maturity. The remedy for Munimlm
would be the mmtruetion of a railway
tbmn Winnipeg dim-Hy in the American
city of Duluth. Munitobn unrivlillurislu
In bringing prev-Mire to bi‘llf‘lill their
provincial ‘fll'l'fllliii'lll int‘omlrlu't nwh
I mud. But the mod would take :- lame
mount at lrnllie directly away from the
(infliction Pacific road and put it into
the llnndn t2! Americana at Duluth. For
till! trump literal-tern i'unndinu prur-
lliccr and the Canadian Pacific rnliwuy
are lighting [mmrinily tlw lmipim'ti
rend. which will be millium of dollars
In the pockctr oi Muniiubu Titl’llll‘l'li.
It hi mythic. alts-r all. that the air
motor “mt ear Mil uupplaut the elm-t
trial! one in viiivn. ”mainly till" the
drum mine for longer mulm. 'I'im uir
W out in not In danucnmn as the
“Initial cur. and it lli‘lllll'l’l)‘ noiwlrn.
0m prim-lied by minpwm d air have
Till liltmlllll been in uut'i-eunful llll'rllllllll
aniline ltnndml null Twmny lliin nut-m,
New York city. Air it: certainly cheap
man at a mmlu- gum”.
“mm
In Tehemn, Puma. iniluurrn 0! tin-
Mlfll lite trying by form- to convert
the «lawn to Molmtnnn-tianimi, A Jew
flmlmm would be nearly all bad or
fill Yankee unfiltlltllll who a low
”on m an» revising in mum-rt bin felt
ll. mutryiuen In the ulorinon and ole-
litlla lailh ol’ Ilium.
it it extremely «men-m to we rich
_ 1W“ breaking their mire to."
fill! one» Mainly. The enmut doubt
1;“ :u theoibtt my. Btilirh nanny
j m balm «omit it weir-t
. Maxi
t.
‘ at the Guineas minister.
EM! low flag of China. with the
t? Er 3.. .
m ,
, momma-u. l9
: unmounted» in t
Negation in Washington attract!
more "Ittentiou than or appeals to
much to curiosity of the ordinary
observer Had-me Your, the Wile
With her
anoint appearance and native dress.
the contacts a civilization as ildely
internal from our own no it is poulblu
in imagine. She is a. bit of Oriental col-
umn: and personality amidst our mod-
ern lights and shades.
When the present Envoy Extraordlnv
try and Minister Plenipotentiary. Mr.
Yang Yu. first came to this country.
it was said that be had more advanced
dens upon the political and social quote
lion: 0! the day than any of his pride.
reason. Mr. Yang is as progressive in
his ideas on LI llung-Ohnng. whom
General Grunt called “the Bismarck of
China," and the late Chinese milliliter
lo Inndon. the Marquis 'l‘seug. Fol-
lowing the. precedent of the last-incu-
Iioned ofllclnl, Mr. Yang has inim-
iuced a number of Innovations which
were unknown at the legatlon before
iris coming.
the new and lmmsln‘fi‘bonie leased by
the Chinese government out on comm.
bin Heights. over which the long yel-
black
dragon. tloata.
The social gnyotieo oi the Washing-
ton season were at their height when
the new minister and his tuiuily were
lirst installed as residents. The first
nppearauce in public of the new rcpt-o-
tentative. trotn China was at a state
dinner given to the diplomatic corps at
the White llmise early in January man.
tilt the delusion a brilliant assembmm‘
at foreigners had gathered In the East
lluom. where Illlflltll' guests are re
i'l'l\'t‘tl by the President and the first
lady of the land.
When the illiiuese minister was un—
uouuceg he entered the room not alone.
as hail lit-en the invariable custom of
his prelim-03mm, but uceompaniml by
ids wile. w'lm was announced as "Mm.
Yang." "l'be demure little woman. who
i'olloivnl her husband utter the subset»
vlent fnshon of her muntrywoumn,
stood ubushed in the presence of so
many strangers, until shi- was nuis-
aured by the cordial and kindly creel-
ing of Mrs. f‘lercinnd, who ndvnncml
in meet her. This was the tirvt time in
all our diplomatic relations with i‘blmt
that the wife of a minister from that
country had appeared with him at an
willeiul enterinimnent at the White
House. but Madam Yang is entitled
by virtue of her rank to accompany her
husband upon occasions of this kind.
Since the residence 0! the family in
Washington. Madame Yang has been
non-ll very frequently at olllclal tum"
lions: and not only at these. for many
or the residents of the city have in-
vited her as guest to more informal
2m lwriuns.
Xeiu'lllmlandng the fact that the
minister and his fatally have ll'i'flllit‘
there or less known here, tin-re Is Hill
a wry decided code of etiquette lliaill~
mined at the legaliun. and those who
mil there [mm do so by previous up-
poiuttucm. 'I‘lwse upwintuienis are
made [through one 0! the ht‘t-rt'lill’lvu,
.\Ir. 5n; or Mr. (tilting. Both of these
attache! are exam“ y well min-
rnlt'il. hither)! pmflc t In the use
-.r our use. Their replies in miles
or rm r‘hte l‘i'llllli‘lillllly norm-L lili
well written and expressed as tlmugh
the writers new of native birth. 'l'helr
:.talinliery. of Itenvy linen paper. In
”amped at the top, in red mnlmmml
Ii'ili'l‘s.
liillNl-IHI‘) LlillA'l'lUN
WASHINII’I'UN.
liven the must casual visit in the In
'mlion Is allt'ttys Invented with it great
tic-are" of ceremony. The interpreter
elm'rn ilw l‘mtlll find. There are :wv
u-rul alim'In-a who not In this l-npm'ity.
They are bright and null calm-aim!
young awn. mi dim-rent from the drill,
nary Iulmrium'lumm by which .imet'i
mm are apt to Judge- the l'hlnem- m4
lumdlile.
The governing and better i‘luuneu of
the t'hltuvue are dominate of the
Manchu 'I‘nrinru. 'l‘lie laniwror in a
Manchu. and belong» to the 'l'urmr
dymudy. which. with its midis-re.
limit prism-union of the country lil'u
or three centurion and. The
finally of the minister are from the
hunt nmi uumt intelligent of the people
of North i'hitm. They are bright and
,ilumlaumuu, and revere knowledge.
I'i'bv eniiu- loudly. ilndnnw Yang and
’Iwr children Included. are undying nlll‘
language. ”lie or two or the "lib-lulu
nib-nil the high school In their Ilia.
trim. and intro privuu- lmirurtiun be»
rldru. ~~~>llitl1tttr’il lien".
”of tanning "at M ll‘lta.
“It won‘t llt‘ limit." mold the tlunmlur
ml man, "before all lumuildiliy of our
illimllfl civilized nation» will vuuiuh
furrow-r."
"i dune agree with you.” returned
the member of the pence l‘tllllllllfiuiull.
(flflll‘lllflu hi» Imml and ulmldnu it
Iwarmly. "We here uuquwilolmbly
lltmu noble work."
"Tull!" exclaimed the llmtlahmil
lllllll. “What bore you done?"
"31m _ much Immunity. WM.
,but u . ‘ 5 her of the min-muslin»
Jilin“- “F
"la-ac! mailer-tun wanton." inn-r.
rented the Miami!» than. “The thing:
iii!" In mint: in end all our b- um um
um tin-y have owned that mint in
the mtliilll’llviinli M lunnnmdh t'illlllflll
{where a new national debt in rrvniml
,etery than one in diochrruml."mt'nica»
cull: ..
Ills {unity were the Out to occupy
p. 111.. connecting ul
inn with lpceini nprcuu train.
at, I. n, u.
cltholiigbw-yrtrllorotcke ‘ an
inquest» unearthed atone pineal
dothonrtrmnl road museums the
Nopioouol'l‘oltordmduhotomon
mercantile! A.FloydDolrtlcldior an
appropriation at $16 for the Noroton Im-
provement Inoculation with which to
make repairs to bridges. The select-
nou “meanwhile bearing tor
mmw night. in their room in the
Town Hall building, to not on the up-
plioation o! the Norwulk Tramway com-
punyi’on turnout or switch on their
line on the Connecticut Turnpike.
E. T. Batu, under contract for the
Norwalk Tramway enmpuny, in rupturo
in; the hill leading out of the village
tow-rat the out. Thin in a part of the
work promised to be done by the com-
pany, Ind has been greatly needed.
HenryBands, who in attending col-
1036 in New Jersey. ha: returned home
for the summer vacation. no in with
his pareutc. Rev. and Mn. Sande, Main
street.
Mr.und Mrs. W. P. long. of New
York, and Mr. and Mrs. William Julliffo.
at Brooklyn, have been guests of Mrs.
T. 1". Lyon and family.
Frank Gleason and family. of New
Canaan. mnow occupying their sum
mor cottage, Point O'Woods, Long
Island.
Judge at Probate Frederick Taylor
and family will leave town outlay {or
Great limingtou, More, to spend the
summer. _
Mrs. Otto Knit and daughter, Miss
Maud, were the guest: of Miss Jennie
Etluey last week.
Mn. Charles Freudonthal has been ill
at the home of her mother, Mrs. G. S.
Bates.
Mrs. Alice Hall, of North Colobrook,
recently visited Mrs. William Lang-
don.
Alonzo Wood in now (nuployird at
Luther M. Wright'» blacksmith shop.
Miss Edith Arnold. of Tarrytown, is
visiting Mina Mny Muiishury.
Claude Walker has returned to Am-
herst. Muss.
Milo Helena French has been ill.
Pumrneled His Wife
Oscar Anderson assaulted his wife at
their home in Ely avenue, setterday,
punishing her severely.
arrested him, and took him to the South
Ollicer Ireland
Norwnlk loexup.
u.v., I. ".8. u R. a.
Special
Excursion
Tl)
NEWPORT
The Queen ol’ Web-rim: Places. "it
Thursday, July ISth.
()bncw- the ri-mntkui-iy Iuw lul‘u':
Only 5|.50 For Round Trip
Excursion tickets, the number oi which
will be nlriclly limited, Will be not»! only
utiupwial train stud uluh- a» ulm\'e,:nnl , '7'
lnllnl ho purrlmrmi before taking (heron,
or regular Inna will be r lilt’t’lull.
SPECIAL EXPRESS 'I'll.\l.\'.
Willi llrul slow etuInlurul equipment. will
leave South Norwilk. iii: a. m, “’le
port. 15'! n. in.. connecting ut \l'iclifnrd
landing wtlh steamer {or the delightful
Mitmm-r remrt mum-(l above. line at New
purl ”hip. in.
Iii-turning, bout lemma Newport at i Ill
Wickinrd Loud
lltl'f't‘
by cunlilinu t‘hl'llfalltlllnii to rot urn home
' lit in wannaolllilt- lmur In the l‘Vt‘DllllI.
i'. ll, l’|.r\'l‘l'. lieueral Superintendent.
and.
i..
Murmur-r.
('UNNOII. l'umwuucr 'i'rnilic.
(1 'l’. lll'IMl'lS'l'l‘IMl,iiclicrul Paintings-r
Aucnl.
Rail—MEMO
. .fl -.{
. r 'v. I' \-" “' . -,
w. t- -‘> “‘9‘. mt)»
um
V (3‘st r)
ll day tour» to Block lulnnd. Pi liluud ll".
Harm-day».
i tiny bum in linruiu u. ll". .‘Iondupn.
. lull-
iitlny Ioura to Allhllll e l'lmum. in":
duyn. July W. to, Adam: '.', :i, m, 1:1
Al‘lluy lmtm in liminu. Nubia-kiwi and Val
bunt. “3.5.". July 2", Aug. ii. ii. ti! and
Hunt. llil.
iduy lull in 'l'hnumml Inlmldn. Him
Hut'l‘lltl ruin. Annual 'Jzi-l.
iduy hunt to Niuuuru Full. tlkill, Any,
tint L'lltl.
'. day tour in \‘nrmunth and Halifax. Mil.
Aliflliul 5th.
Hdny tour In Monirml and Qllulml‘Jiil
8cm. ti.
Call on G. W. Harrii. agent. for
“New England 'I'ouritt"und tickcu‘
m it
w
“0700'.
A awainl tum-ling ui Muller limim'. h'r.
l“ . will be held at "W luuluu
mum. Wurhiuutuu ”Inlet. huuth Nor
Walk. i't.,nu Wmlmmildy evvulmi. .Iiiiy
H. i'llli. «i HI! n'clm‘h until-p. tor the pur-
pmw oi Mtilyinu and upmmiuu the nation
oi the trunlwa "I the lull“! in helium the
MI mute ut the Ionian. ‘m Wumidnutnu
30:3?!" Honlli Nurwuik. Ch. in the year
Per order
FRANK ii. it’l'liA'l'l'UN. N. Ii.
ital:
I’HANK W. ADAM“. iij'fl.
, u 3
Dlruiutloh of Partnership.
The ilrmol lbmm- a lluyl. in thin day
lIlwllVWl by mutual mimeul. The bad
new will luvmmliauml all the mute More.
Slot. W Weuhlnuimt Mfr trl. in the tuuw oi
(intone It “i'lII'M’.
July 1, mo. l, mu
Closing out
tal Wheel
Bicycle ll‘o‘p,
Best equipped in town.
0 , uni-”and Hartl-
F . . more Go.
. no um Street.
REMEMBER run mutant: [8
Iao. " . '
New Port Oilioe Block.
Signatheflilugl’ndlook.
Pure
White.
COLOR:
FINISH: this...
The Old Well and Con-
necticut Laundries,hand
and steam, Office, 91-
Washington St; Laun-
dry, Havilnnd St, near
Water. The public are
cordially invited to call
and inspect our Laundry
at any time.
5.”... «up
LlI‘STlllllE?
NO, WE SILL l‘l'l
This remark was overheard at a
leading grocer's. Housekeeper: who
have tried it kuowthat LUSTRINE
is the best article on earth (or house?
cleaning. It you have never used
it, try a toe cake; all grocers sell it.
Interested In
Typewriters ?,
it so, you should know all
about the
intents. The
SMITH PREMIER
Intent. Improve»
l
i ..
lTypewritor
lath. Loud-r in improvements.
'l'hin comp-try hon 1»qu an
Art catalogue euntvllitilllll much of vnl
lie. it is free. send tor one. The
Smith Premier Typewriter 00.
24mm tilt, N. \'.. l’. ii. A.
New York nilioe, 837 Broadway.
New Haven other, l7? Crown street.
Monday,J uly I239“).
MOONLIGHT SAIL
UN NTKAMHI
BELLE HORTON
Fun Tm: nlhnrl'rnl' rm:
First M. I). Church building
Fund.
lionl Iimvnwd to can till" immature", but
only .m lit-Lulu wil be will lot the nail
ll Nlill‘lil)‘.killl will tulw liliwv but fair
ululd.
Tickets. II cents.
that be wrurml nt Ill/”Mill brown or Wit
out or t‘. III. Seymour. 1 3' ht.
Music by the Appoilo
Orchestra.
HenryL
Zeltner
Brewing
Company
mammoth) lit
PllOII IINT 'HTOI‘OIIIO
OI Imam.
' l
e
osmn sml
_ p 9"
to, g
War
Garment .
Eur-
Oor. Iain and Wall Strum, lorwalk. 0t.
porlnm.
W
No Duliness or Inactivity
Is the slogan that goes from one department to another in our store during the hot
weather. 1‘ Ins enervating weather has no effect on our energetic way of
doing business.
We make business.
We don’t
sit on our counters
waiting for business topomc. 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 cente.
That is the reason
why our
* Stocks are Always New!
No Old Stocksin this Store!
LADll'llti.
White and Egyptian ribbed vents and
punt- all silk trimmed. combed yarnamll
8|th and sizes. value title: for this week
250 ‘
aNIGHT SHIRTS.
Men's laundered fancy shirts. with and
without collars, worth from Mic to use;
thin week, 363.
HATS.
250 children's hats,
N ()0 children's dresses,
LADIES.
'Wnuh hand how. suited to oil shape
collars, worth lzlge; four for 23¢.
Emludies' printed hematilched hund-
kerchiefa Tor 30.
10c dress stays, 5c. ,
loo pearl buttons. per dozen, sic.
250 ladiol' metal belts, inc.
l‘enuud'u Lotion Vegetable. inc.
mo talcum powder. 5c.
Ward's 350 writing paper. We.
lilo lloyid toilet powder, the.
mic colored toilet: gloves, 3.3:.
Bathing Suits for men, women and children.
SHIRT WAISTS.
In Our Popular Suit Room.
81.49, LT5 and 1.98. all at 81.25 TAILUR MADE SUITS MARKED
3.50 silk and linen shirt waists. DOWN .
an odds and ends shirt waists. 25c $20-00 suits to ' $12.50
I r w V 14.50 " “ IL“)
(JHILDREN S DRESSES. [3.0" u u 10 G)
$1.50 two . P. K. dresses, Wit: ‘ 19-9" " " 7'50
1.25 gins urn dresses, The I W” " " 5-“)
506 lawn dresses. 390 I 595 H " 3'50
1) CRASH SUITS. I SEPARATE SKIRTS.
'..c ‘ - ’
, , . i 1.2. . ‘ . .3
"00 ’1‘) 50 linen suite. $3.00 ’13:; b-lk fig‘nred “'1‘". . 1‘35
on“ 2.. 1" 1‘75 3 4.98 blk. and white checks, 3.50
0.90 .. " 3-93? $10.00 silk skirts. 7.7m
his 3-10 Dunk skirts, 93‘:
. 2.25 linen crush skirts. 1.50
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
Sticky ily paper, lc a double sheet.
Poison iiy paper. 8 sheets for «ic.
Chloride do lime. l lb cans tic
. loo picks, 5c
Refrigerator puns, galvanized iron. lie
All oil stoves at special prices.
Gasoline stores at half price.
Window screens to fit any window.
half price, by the roll, 12‘.éc.
White lawn shirt waist trimmed with
Hamburg. at halt the prices marked.
HAMMOUKS.
jib} cents to 85.00.
i WASH GOODS.
2l21_.c lawuv, hip:
-2.‘w luppct lawns. 12%
I70 lawns, 4c
Bicycle Skirts, $1.25. 25c Mattings
The Norwalk Boston Store,Cor. Main and Wall Sis.
IF YOU WANT ALL THE NEWS
HAVE TB!
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
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TELEPHONE CALL, 584.
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
clothes, but crackers that you can put into your picnic basket and take more comfort Willi when the de-
lightful breezes on your holidav outing have sharpened your appetite and demand something more than
the noise of fire crackers and the booming oi cannon.
The Ferris hams and boneless bacon are booming.
These four qualities: go to make up the unit of perfection fouudja these goods;-CLEAN, DAINTY, AP-
Potted chicken, turkey, ham and tongue, the best imported sardines, olive
PETIZING, DELICIOUS!
oil, olives. anchovies and game pales: salmon steak, lobster, Russian caviar, etc.
Pure iruit svrup,all
tlavors; imported ginger ale, Poland and apoliinaris water, Olden Time root beer, sarsapariila, etc. We
are receiving the finest berries ot' the season this week, ircsh picked every mormng; also fresh vegetables
daily. ()ur iancy gilt edge creamcry butter has a widespread reputation, 5 lbs for 3}.
lot of large Maori Icumus. which are the finest limit on the market. (ict yoursuppiics here.
saying we oilcn hcm':-"Wbcu you want
ething that you can’t find
We him: a fancy
There is a
t H
anywhere else go to Seymour 5..
CHARLES E. ssvuoun, Leading Grocer,
is West Washington Street. South lornllt. or.
tr
For the Good of Our Health!
Nut cxartly. ilumghlymi might think so, judging from our prices and quality at the goods we sell. The
uuth is our huge output enables us to buy at (trot hands and thus scil at jobbcm prices.
Elite rum beer eall'uvl. bottle.
ticked inane. plum, mm.
Hailed Imam, would liltill‘t‘.
i‘mn Moron, plug.
Alaska ultimo. pet can.
w._..n......—... .. ...._ . . . . .. . _ .. .._
hilltou'r pm. din. down. the.
ikitloleile, ll lb pull. :llm
’l kal. Inn-dried width. 2:»:
“a“ be bent numb. 24w
Ill coke: chunk loop. the
”all;
5; pounds llilbl} Creamery Butter, $1.
20 lbs Granulated Sugar, $1.00.
Maud S. Flour, $4.90 th, 630 bug
N. v. GROCERY co. ‘
Donavon lulldlng.
(lnld dnlt, pkg. tic
"Ariuan" cullw. llo
Hnuurourod bacon. per lb. m:
Hagar outed uhuuldon. no
Sugar cured hum. Ho
- South Namath:
lib-D .7 I‘ll .‘I’IICT. IHIW‘hIJ
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