AW!" themvenlmes at film
whowlsbtolsweltoenolansoretbermnt-
«will hwplttheeutnneeto Thetlen-
llnolom. V
Iould in sll essesbesd-
’ "monomers...
dressed to
The Emilia Sentinel hat a Circulation
in the TM a], Nomalk and ill Suburbs
larger, considerably, than the Combined
Circulation of the other T 1'00 local dailies.
Our prtu room it always open to. adver-
lirm and '
e
moot be suntan and?!”
‘09]?! I! handed ill. Every
dart It?!» mil?!“ to m
insimdnpdl n. a» rinhthnle‘gfiupy in
sentinllylo‘flotlk dbl afternoon of
the do)? W the
New York lies-old Weather Forecast.
The weather todsr [Howl‘s to be cloudy in
the moraine. with rain on the coasts. mola-
bly lollpwed bycleulug in tbe tor. ammonium
on l-‘nsfem Inm’ls‘aud. with nearly station-
ary. lolkywed by slowly rising temperaturu
'l ”"10! row It promises to be fair and warmer.
Minivan-re Mannie for Tomorrow.
Hill rises 1 inputs 1 lileh tide Lowlide
1M, ' :13 mum 5:415
‘ onr'speclsl Edition.
It is meeting with great succem, and
when its object is thoroughly explained
our representatives have no trouble in
getting our manufacturers and business
men temperate. This is The Senti-
nel's lint elfort to boom Norwalk. It is
an opportune time. No city has better
railroad or water facilities than we have,
We need more manulactorics, and it re-
mninl with our citizuul to push this
mat or. The Sentinel is more than willing
to do its share, and it is hoped that every
msuufactory and business house will be
represented in our special edition. ()thcr
cities have done this successfully, and
while this is our first attempt, we hopo
to make a grand success of it. It will
be printed on book paper, handsomely
illustrated.
Dr. Brussui Satan is ptoieesor and
pulyhistoriau in the Clauscnburg nub
' t'erEity of Transylvania, Austria. “Po.
lyhistoriau" lacuna that ho knows
many kinds of history. and his rcwut
birthday ' cclcbratiw shows that ho is
old enough to know considerable of it.
For years and years he has held his
chair in the univorsity, lively, full of
vim and power, giving no sign of ago
or flagging facultics. Buthc hadouu
ptculinrity—ho would nevor toll his
ago. His students am] follow townsmvn
loved and respcctcd him and called him
sflcctlouately Um-lo Brassai. Ho was
jolly enough with them until they tried
3 to traso from him the exact number of
the ycnraof his life. 'I'hcu Ulli'ltt llrassal
shut up llko u clam. It amused tho liw-
ly old boy to mystify pmph- who “or“
‘ unduly curious about so snmll u maltcr.
‘ But a day or two lxlotu Julw if), at tho
close of his usual lm-turo in llll' uuiwr-
ally, hotcmurkvd to his class: "I shall
be 100 was old nut 'l‘uvsduy. 'l‘la-rc,
now. don't Lothcr any nmn- about my
use."
no.
Those reforuwramuko a uric-vouarnia
lake who du-lnru labor saving ma
, ohluory to ho tho grout lll'll'llltl'llt to lla-
lilillvldual laborer. Labor amino qur
chinery hue done mom to advaucu civi-
lisation and bring the luxurim of tho
rich within reach of tho pom than any
out!!! ouo tumult. Instead of ulttluu
down sud gmwllug at machinery lrt
tho individual laborer ulmko blow" up,
get out of bin rat and Im- his brain».
There are it lllousand Ill-w m-cupations
_ waltlnu this day for thc plucky, brainy
than who can dlmwcr do a». 'l'lw world
is not yet lying naumuillml hlw an old
Karolina In his rolllu. 'l'hv world is
llvlnll. breathing, moving and learning
day by day. Tho plucky soul duo-r-
nllllrd to and awful Walk and climb on
top in euro to do so.
W
Denial. tho burrow blulm-d politician
who his! pmlalnad lllllm'll dictator oi
“automate, should l-uulpurc hlulselt
Vlltll Mnldcntlllua of Monica and than
that may luau llw hula. lilathus
been moment of llvxlco llw- neon. Al
so: than in tho paid no years he might
have been dictator. but he llilll bu a roa~
\Mt with tho simple, noble title "I
ma. working tumuwhllo with
I _ fllflu Illa lot the pond of his country. '
lo wonder Italian is [lfllllpl't‘lllllh
M ll nothing nulsll ulxmt Waylon
. . W In tho inaxmlblulaskof at
3 “will” to ninth-uh! too haw ll bite
My. the whole at (lube. ”I et-
hfl h the mistruotlou of tho wealth
1‘ “I “load." say! Waylon lot We,» ‘
3* M W Fmtlal at Duh.
3 es- : and nutritious tor til.
Willi-ems with Ml?!“
" It. total mass whlls lasting a
‘ letter-tum “unwell“
I wore
a. ma mm”. cans:
I DWI} asylum at
Plains there is a ward. or ball.
as it is called. in both the male and
' female division, set avert nominally
(or the safekeeping of patients or-
fllcted wlth suicidal mania. Not a
movement or the patients coullucd
there goes unobserved.
At 7 o'clock in the morning they are
obliged to vnmte their rooms in a
body, and the doors are lockcd behind
them. while they drone in the corridor
outside. They then rcpnir lo the wash
room in mummies or tin-cc or four,
accompanied by ‘nn attendant, who
kecps them under surveillance.
The mania are served In a light and
airy dining room overlooking the asy-
lum mounds. As the patients palm
through the door and take their was
at the tables they are counted, and it
one is found missing an lmuwdlatu
search is begun. They have the some
food than is provided for every other
hall in the asylum. but arc depriwd
of many articles of table scrvlcc.
Knlvos and forks are nerur soon in this
hall. 1:“ _‘ ipntieme are obllgnl' to out
with? . Glassware Is‘ also pro
china cups. While eating they arc
watched by attendants, whose duty it
is to see that they do not. take away
anything from the table when the
meals are over. in ordcr to ho doubly
sun! of this every opmn and plow of
crockery In counted before and altar
ouch mall. Between mouls thew arti-
cles are kept under lock and key.
About an hour utter breakfast and
dinacr t'rue patients arc taken for their
daily exorcise in the asylum urouuds,
accompaniod by ntlcmluut». llurim:
lltoso walks they have to ho luosl can»
fully watchml, in order to pron-m
tin-m from picking up any artich-
which might he used to commit sui-
cidc aflcr they haw rl-luruml in lhr
hall. 9n one oct-aslon a man who mu:
known to have made several nth-mm»
at si-lf—Ilcslructlou hoiorc lwing sum In
the asylum. lolue very acar cluding
the vigilance of his kilo-pow. “'hilr
walking with tho other paticnm in lllr
grounds his cyc chanced to light upon
a little plum,- of broken glass lying lira:
the path. lie was running onuugh h.
know that if he stormed to pick it up.
llf' wuuhl be observed; so lu- fo-iguwl
to stumble, and full in a heap on lla-
ground. scouring the mvotml :ll‘llt‘lr
and secreting it in his pol-km. ills av.
tioas on returning to tho hall form
natcly aroused the suspicious of tin-
attcudaut. lie was scorched and 1h.-
glass was found.
From the moment they lay tlu-ir
rise in the morning, two llttumlanls,
lllli‘ at t'llt'll cud of the hall, which
tlu-m. If onc allonld mow in hml in
:1 ”mum-r lo uxn-Ilo the suspicion of ”W
watclwrs they are at his lmlsidc in a
umuu-nl to soc what he is about. ’I'ho-
strain placwl upon the attrmlants in
lllt' hull of null-ides is so grout that
soon- of thorn am- unable- to stand it
for more than a low \l‘N‘kH at a limo.
’l'lu-u llu-y ask for a frontier in an
olhcr hall. or chic rcsigu.~~Ncw' York
Sun.
FORTUNE IN TIPS.
A Putin-n l‘nlacwtfnr Porter Who is
Worth $100,000.
It Is not generally known that many
of Ilw l'ulhuau porters running East
and Worst out of l‘lllshurg rm- u'nrlb
muailh-rulvh- uloucy. (Duly fo-w know
lhal olu- In particular. who runs In-
lwm-n I'itls'lmrg and l'hihulc-lphia. can
<Iun hls qum- to a check lwariog Ill:
ul'vs close m the $100,!!!" mark. And
this fortune \t’llrl built out or a trifling
sillll. John Taylor. ullt' of lla- um:
impulur own In tho l'ullnmu m-l'vlm
posse-slum tho fortune. 'l'lu- story of lies
moulahlou ls mummlly ian-rmlluc.
A liillo ovvr llflwn yl-ars ago Taylor
micro-ll tho l'ullmun norm-o as a par
“‘7. Today llllt com la-aru Ilw llu'm
ulripca which aiuulfy Ilml lcrm of .m-
viva. Uu tla- llrst Hill In- man-ml In
l'hlladclnhlu 5 friend who hull alarm
Mack to hint. On the sumo trip and
from llfl m frlcnd he m-curpd lla-
urlalual 7 ' mam upon-Mama
’l‘aylor‘o “mm on “N Food. and
mum he had a amt luau laid away.
'l‘hcu the Philadelphia lll’nkl-l' mlem-d
him to luvoai ll. and bin uumll forumv
mm doubled and Irlplml. Today bu
ht worth ”mm. but ullll bu daily
dons the Pullman lltlllortll.~l'|llallurli
'l'lua-s.
A Discounts. Stun.
lire. llaunlkm-ul'm wally dhu‘ollr-
anvil abom our Will. i don‘t lu'llot’u b.-
Ib- destined to be a swat man. ltllcr
all.
I Mr. liuuulkcrwNonmm, mmmm-t
, What's put that Idea lulu your boa-l?
Mrs. lluaulkura-Why. look at this I i~
tor l'vo lulu lwmlvud Irma him. Ill-'n
‘lwu lu collouo lwo yuan now, and hill
linudwrllhm ls Mill so maul llau you
can read it right off, ubma Illa» prim. ,
Ulurolsad lander.
l
The Way The] Ito it.
“Tobacco luloklnlt." mild a traveler.
"Is no «a man In "Miami lluu It hi hi»
“lint! lla lo distinction ouv por-
soll than” “other in a man full at
“Bill Will! you want to numb
Ito Collin it“ Will. new are you to
lied him out?"
"Md. in such tunes a waiter M ma
around will s pull of bellows, with
which he blew away the nouns luau
the few of em person present until
it» am will W"~W We.
I
s
Whammy-marl
hlhlte‘itinud they drink from heavy
lauds on the pillows until it is tiuw tu-
ouo of the tonal pmmllwul hombre la ‘
EACH mourn
(own. use?)
“Many a Slip
lwixt Cup and Lin ”,
Only proves that Williams’ Root
Beer is appreciated by all—it has
that peculiar rich, delicious flavor,
pleasing to every palate, especially
when you are hot, thirsty, and weary.
Counteracls the effect of hcat-
strcngthcus the stomach~ soothes
the nerves. There’s nothing “just
as good ” as '
\i'll.l.l,\!\l*€ X’ ('ARH-II’HN t‘ll, Nun‘s.
HARTFORD, (UN .\.
ll. v.1,a. ll. all a. a.
Special .
. Excursion
’l't)
N EW PORT
The Queen of. Watering l‘hmm. “a
Thursday, July I5th.
Observe tho rvmarkaldy I: -w Ian-z
Only SLSO For Round Trip
Excursion tickets, the mlmlwr of whirh
will be strictly limited. will be maul only
on apeclal train and (late as above, and
must be purchased lwiorc taking the cars.
or regular force will he a: alwml.
SPECIAL l-‘XI’Itl-Ih's TRAIN.
With tiralcbiw standard equipnn-ut. will
leave 5mm. Norm-ilk. 7.4.3 o. m: \“t'rslv
port, 7.5.! u. lll..l'nllln't:llllu at \\'|rkfnnl
Landing with stcmm-r fur the delightful
tillfltlllri' resort named above. llllu at New
port 1.00pm..
Iii-turning, boat Icarus Newport at i I"
p. 1",, mural-ting Ill} “'lttltlorcl Land
log with mom t\lll’|'fl'§ train. lhcrc
by enabling l-M-Iirsiuuislw to n-mru homo
at :s Ht-unnlmllli- hour in tho t'Vt'llItlL’.
I‘. ll. l’l.:\'l‘l'. lit-rural Snpor'lnh-mlcnl.
UK”. I.. ('llNNlllt. l'ltshl‘llh‘l'l‘ 'l'rullic
Manager.
I‘. 'l'. IIEMI'SI‘I‘ZAD.Iicuoral Passenger
Agent.
RECREAQOMOURIST
l \_\;‘( ‘3
91‘50‘F‘mwufid‘g Dona
:ldny loan to Block Inland. “initial rill,
Saturday».
luluy‘tours to Santiago, il'l. Manda W.
l'llllt)’ tours to All-ablvi luv-m. if.“ hlon
day». July I'J. '.'v'a. Almond. ‘J, in, z’tl
I-oluy loan». in “union. Nanlmlu-l and Na
lulul. #131". July 3'”. Aug, 5%, H.1H uml
Will. illl.
Illny tour» to 'l'hmlsaml Islands-l, till“
sum-m ’l’raln. magma on l.
inlay tour to Niagara Full.
Ital L'Jll.
ilhly tour In Yarmnuth and Halifax, 34m,
.‘tlmlm .‘ulh.
‘i day tour to Monti-ml and (darker. Nil
Hopi. l3.
Call on G. W. Harris, agent, for
“New England Tourist"aud tickets
at M
“NH. Am:
”I! -
NOTIQI.
A ftltl‘l'lltl moi-flux of Ilullvr lamina. No .
ill. I. H. H. l"., will lwllchl at llw lulu.
rot-mu. Woulduuiou «tn-vi. Plumb Sm
walk. I't..ou Wmlm-mlay l-wniuu. July
It. Nil, in Ho o'l'lmslt uhnrp. for tho pur~
pow oi ratllyluu uml npllrm‘lou tho avlluu
III the truntccn of llllhlmlm' In selling the
foal minio- oi llw luulue, In Washington
aims-l, Fmalh xlll'Wlllk.CL. In tho your
IMO.
l‘l-r order
FRANK I4. H’l‘ltA'l"l‘il.\', N. ll.
Attend.
FRANK W. ADAM)". “3‘91. ‘
L ll.
Henry
Zoltner
Brewing
Company
New York city.
unmasuu llY
"Olin" MIYSIGIIII
Gt hermit.
20 .
4011.“ “
Sunlig
,g.’
«a mud
u i.‘
'W
Abraha Lincoln
onus- SAID:
"You can fool all the people sometimes;
you can l'wl name of the people all the
time, but you can‘t feel all the people
all the time."
Refrigerators ’snd .
'Vlindow Screens.
AT REDUGED PRICES
BIGYC LES
Closing out Secondhand and Ron
ml Wheels at any price.
Bicycle Repair Departm’t
Best equipped in town.
F0 Cycle and Hard-
wsre Go.
120 Washlnahm Street.
HEM llMlilIlltx'l'llE NUMBER IS
l20.
New Post Office Block.
Sign of the Silver Padlock.
Pure
Vhlte.
COLOR:
FINISH: mill.
The Old Well and Con-
necticut Laund ries,hand
and steam, Office, 91
Washington St; Laun-
dry, Haviland 51., near
Water. The public are.
cordially invited to call
and inspect our Laundry
at any time.
Do You lIeep
LIISTRIIIE?
NO, WE SELL lTl
This remark was overheard at a
leading groccr's.llousckecpers who
have tried it know that LUSTRINL‘.
is the best article on earth for house
cleaning. If you have never used
it, try a loccake; all grocers Sell it.
Interested In
rltors‘?
If all, you should know all
lUmlll ”It?
"Wills. The
SMITH PREMIER
Typew
latent llupmw
A. . Z I V. Khm‘ ,
lTypowritor
V. the Lender in tmprovomonto.
This company has issuml an
Art catalogue.» matnluln much '1'! vol
no. It. in free. Plead «rune. ’lhe
Smith Premier typewriter Ge.
b'lltAt'l'liIé. N. l’.. I'. ii. A.
New York otllee, Blilllroadway.
Now lisvou allies. :77 crown street.
MondeyJulylaflQ'l.
IOOII LIGHT SAIL
till “IAIN"
BELLE HORTON
Wilt “Ill BIMWIT l W "I!
Find M. 15. Church Building
‘ Fund. ‘
lbw Iii-«um! to l'ltl'l' dull pliMIlllt‘fl. but
only mu iiukulu wt he will lor the soil
It Morninlllll will take aim "wish
alahl.
tlskets, u cents.
l'au bu mortal at atom at draw» it WII»
was: or t). it. Humour. l7 M
Music by the Appollo
Orchestra.
W
Dlsssletlee oi Fourteenth.
'l’bs llrm oi ileum k Hull 9' ”01! do
diwdml by mutual .m. 'l'ba has.
am will lmmalluu at tho name store
ha. no it" ammo mm, in the W at
also. ' you I
Wear
Bsment
Enl-
porium.
BOSfON STQR
car. an» and ma souls, lerwelk, Gt.
No Dullness or Inactivity
Is the slogan that goes from one department to another in our store during the hot
weather. This? cacrvnting weather has no cllcct on our energetic way of I
domg bapmcss. We make business. We don't sit on our counters
wanting for business to_come. The people know that there are
always some business here. If goods don’t sell at .
one dollar, we offer them of fifty cents ; if
they don’t sell at fifty cents, we sell
them at twenty-five cents.
That is the reason
why our
Stocks are Always New!‘
No Old Stocks in this Store!
Imam. smar WAISTS. in Our Popular Suit Room.
White and Egyptian rihlmd vents and l p, ~> -
. . _. . , 1.3 . 3, ,2. l )
pants all talk inland-«lap.antral yarnamll $3,], silk 2:391:13" allraltwnists. n a TAIL )It MAID?“SVI#TS MARKED
3'3?“ ““1 5“”. “1“" "-"V f'“ ”"5 W9“ loo odds and ends shirt waists, 250 $20.00 suits to ' 312,50
NIGHT snows. cmunarm‘s naassus. #33 :2 :2 “till
Mcu'u laundered fancy shirts. with and $1.50 two ps, 1', K. dresses, 'ch "W" ” " 7'5.
Without collars, “with from fat: to lznc; 1.2:. giughnmdmsscs, 7.3.: 7-5” " ” 5-“0
this week, :ll'u. II \I Duo Iaw'n dresses, 3th 5-93 " u 3-50
.- '> . .
. - . . .. SEPARATE SKIRTS.
23c children‘s hats. 12¢ “Mb" “J 11:. ll 9. blk f red k” ”8“
Slot) chlltlron's (In-55w, i"~’,$l1501iuon suits, $5.00 *I‘ZL: ,, ' '83 a I!“ l or,
LADIIH. {‘50 “ “ 9.75 »l.libblk.nnd white checks, 3.50
W" " ” 1‘4}? ‘ In on silk skirts, 7.50
Wash bond bows. word to all shape. “N ” " "~"’ 1 “00k skirts, 9"“
collars. worth i2',r; lullr for 37w. l i 2.25 linen crash skirts, 1-50
50. lndlcs‘ printml Io-lustitulml hand- KITCHEN DEPARTMENT. “ \Vhite lawn shirt waist trimmed with
korchieis for filo.
loo dross stays. 5c.
lilo pearl buttons. pcr llllll‘n, .‘m,
250 ladiul' llletal bell». luv.
l’cunud's Lotion chutablu, Zl'w.
Ibo talcum powdoer. in:
k l 1 Hamburg, at half the prices marked.
,Stic y i y paper, In a ( oublc sheet. 3 . . ~
il’oisou fly rattler. H sheets for to. ‘ . _HAMMUU‘°'
itlhloridn- do lime, l lb cans {to 9" cents to "-0"-
llcu picks, wast] moons.
_ no 1
IRefrigerator pans, galvanized iron. l to i
Ward's 35¢.- writiug puller. l i All mishaps at special prions. I'.’L_.u lawns, 0'36
lilo Royal toilet wwdor. low lilosoliuo atoms at half price. 32-]: lappel lawns, 12".20
talc colored tutlctu glovom :: . :. {Window screens to lit any window. llc lawns, 40.
Bathing ,Suits for men, women and children. Bicycle Skirts, $1.25.
half price, by the roll, 12lr’5.»c.
25c Mattings
The Norwalk Boston Store,Cor. Mainland Wall Sts.
IF YOU WANT ALL THE NEWS
HAVE THE
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
.... Regular. . . . .-
TEI.EPIIONE CALL, 58.2.
Ammunition for 4th of July!
Filly varieties oi markers. We don't mean crackers that burn your fingers or set fire to the children's
clothcs, but cracker». lhul you (an put into your pii'nlc basket and lake more Comfort Willi when the de-
lightful brcczcs on your holiday outing have sharpened your appetite and demand something more than i,
the noise oI fire mu kcrsaad the booming of cannon. ’l‘hc Ferris hams and boneless bacon are boomin .
Thcsciour qualities: an in make up the unit of perfection foamlzin these goods: ‘-CI.EAN, DAINTY, A -
PETIZING, DELICIOUS! Pulled chicken, turkey, ham and tongue, the best imported sardines, olive :
oil, olives,anchovics and game pales; salmon steak, lobster, Russian caviar, etc. Pure fruit syrup, all
flavors; imported gingcr ale, Poland and apolliuarls water. Ulden Time root beer, sarsaparilla, etc. We
are receiving the hut-st hurries of the season this wcck, fresh picked every morning; also fresh vegetables
daily. ()ur {army gill edge crcamcry butler has a widespread reputation, 5 lbs [or Cl. We have a fancy
lot of large Maori lemons. which are the finest limit on the market. (let your supplies here. There is a
saying we often lied! :-»"thu you want something that you can't find anywhere else go to Seymour’ "
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer
tl lest Isstlutse ttrest. teeth Ismlt. or. .
For the Good of Our Health!
Not exactly, llmughlyml alight think so, judging lrom our price: and quality of lhr. goods we sell. The
truth is our large output enables us In buy of first hands and thus scll at jobbcm prices.
Elite not bear Mina-l. lmtlln. kc Mum‘s jars. lllfl. down. me (hold dust, pkg. '3"
liakml loam, pinion-an. 7o thumb-nu. ll lb pull. also “Artoso' “MIMI. he
linked luuum, hauato «aura. 7c. I that. elmnldrd mill-sh, 2M Hagar cured bacon. 9‘" lb. mo
“urn ltltl'i'll, pkg. bu l he laud stsmh. :ttm Hagar ouml nhnahlers. Ru
Alaska salmon, per una, loo m uskos chunk soap. who flaunt cured heme. l‘lo
5.5- pounds bust Creamery Butter, $1.
20 lbs Granulated Sugar, $1.00.
Maud 8. Floor, $4.00 bhl, I330 bag
N. v. GROCERY co.
Donovan loading, tenth Norwnlh.‘
.. no one u nonmagnmwntu
I I U I U I O I
Wm m. i...“
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