#0011000: one:
man an in r s
largo »mtiderably than the Combined
Goodman/the. other Two 1m: dailies.
Ourprattuuan'aaltn o t ad -
tiurtntt’dfuiaitm. . ‘9' M o m
‘01,: y.
5"!!th Weather Forecaat.
The W today promises to be clear‘
thallium lutlte morning. but tempora-
tum vdlltlna Mahler-ably during the day."
Tomorrow it umpires to be lair and warmed
Immature Almanac for Tomorrow.
000.1200 I “01.1100 I ”'01::00 I 1021:1000
am
load That Fell Through.
It could have been propheaied that
, Mark Twain would refuse tho otter a0
mtcntutioualy tendered him of anab-
acriptiou fund to pay his debts and tree
him from poverty. Any man with the
feeling at a man would have done the
same. If Mr. James Gordon Bennett
had quietly put his hand into his pock-
et and brought out “0,000 and then as
quietly ptupoaed to nine other American
and Anglo-American multimillionaires
that they rhould do the name. $100,000
would have been raised, and not even
Mr. James Gordon Bennett’s own news-
paper would have known about it.
It then the $100,000 had been sent to
lit. Clemens. with an unsigned letter
informing him that the money was his,
but that ho could not find out and nev-
er would find out who amt it, and no.
body except himself and the donors
7 would ever know it had been sent.
‘ mid Mark Twain have refund to up
ply the sum to aettling his debts? No;
lie would have gratctully amipted it
and prayed all the rest of his lilo for
the unknown friends who had so deli
eately relieved his necessities. Now, it
we had as much money as Jamen (inr-
Ilou Bennett has, that is what Wo
would have done.
1 Thore‘ia'nothing small about Now
WWI opinion of itself. even under
_clrcumstancea the moat discouraging.
“:80qu years ago New- York ncwaparn'rs
1} named the hanball team iron: that city"
.15 thu “Giants." Last year tlmy were
away down toward the tail end of tho
League cluhtt, yet loudly tho papers of
their own city spoke of tbcrnua the
fliltauta" atill. This year they haw
pinged to struggle up nearer the hood,
‘ nothing to brag about, however, but one:-
again and always they are "tumult."
3* Nothing like appreciating a homo urti
"ole. To the average provincial Now
lurker anything in that city. no mat-
tar what. is always tint-r, handmnwr
gait more gorgeous than anything tram
”but part of the earth.
At last an American of influence-—
wly. tho United Staten cmbamnlor
”Inland-uh" iatcmtted himacll in
the can u! lira. Muybtit‘lt. and tin-m in
h “Hilly of her release. Hint might
have been true long ago it even mm of
her own fellow countrynwu ot t'llllllt'llm
had taken tho trouble to petition {or
hit relate an Embasautlor May has
done. lint no. 0m- dintingnishwl Altit'l'l~
caaa lit Lawton have either Irvnmhuay
trying to crawl up hunk tItaittI into the
0' ”tilt, of the British aristocrat-y or
Jain an occupied in umktng niivcry
Won the harmony and Motion-
hood existing hatwucn (treat llrttain
unit the United Etatoa that they had no
theta obtain suction for a tottering
nil. wrcaaal American woman.
‘Mtlotanl are chairing themsolvua up
M We. whether tho heated spoil
“to arm the mm at flvmtary 1.1.
3“ cl. Gaga of the United titatoa
‘ , department. alum on a mount
with ht: tamily and trio-adv on the
, ‘ tender Violet tor plenum
Ill motion the raid ”ago did actu-
ally pay allowances out at his own
rattan.
m»
- "Wetland will pmhably amn inalw
th‘a ctwlmnt at tho attain ownmhip
,tt‘rtuiltmds. it a email country llho
m “lit: While untn'flotla Well Willi
Ottomans. other nations may mm-
.” tho tltattt't'lll the buying unnf
j may 11m to tho gin-autumn.
than to limit: an: my um tint
you: MW out by the ratu. Wall.
1' this canto done. It. the flitting miners
agate la ‘regiona adectod by the coal
Itrlke did was to diminish the number
of freight can on the road and discharge
many 0! their employees. The gas com-
paniea at the country would in like
manner he wanted. It atrikect coal
miners that continued .long enough
would leave every city in the land in
darkness.
It is true the authority of tho United
Statea government could he evoked to
forcibly prevent matters reaching such
apala. but to one government power in
Inch a way would be like covering over
out of right a dynamite bomb. All rail-
way. gas and coal compuniesnow in the
hands of receivers appointed under fed-
eral law can appeal to a United States
court for an injunction to prevent the
strikers from interfering with their par-
ticular husincm. At the beginning of
the coal strike Recoivors Blickenudorler
bud Herrick. in Ohio. showed how easily
”imam”. W or”! Uttiled {hates
troopa can be ordered out against them.
It is becoming clear to the civilized
mind. however. that resorts to violence
constitute the worst masihlc way of
settling a labor ditllculty. They are. in
fact, no aetilemcnt at all.
When the coal workers want out. they
left in each minn two men to take: carp
of it and prevent mots from failing in.
That war evidence that there was on
their part a willingneaa to settle mat.
tors peaceably. One point is absolutely
certain. The interests of miners and
mine operators arc really tho aatne.
Whoa one is proaperoun, the other auto
rally will be also. Minna are surely
willing that operators should realize. n
fair prflt. ,.0peraton hpowin thvir souls
that winch who arc well paid will do
better wink than them who :Iro dismu
term. On this basis, each retnombur
ing that the other looks at the matter
precisely as ho himscil would under
like circumstances, eat-h willing to do
the right thing by tho other, a mutual
understanding between employer and
employee could always ho arrived at.
The time {or display-sol high handed -
arrogance of temper has gone by.
There are fault! with a atrango psycho
logical bearing in connection with tin»
capture and arrest of Airs. Nat-k and
Martin Thorn, accused of the murder of
William Gnldenauppo in New York
city. They are believed to have hillrd
their victim and then to have dismem-
bered him, thrown part of tho mutilatmi
body into the East river and taken tho
rust of it into a wood miles away from
the river. The head was not found at
all. Yozt mesh by mesh tho not worn
around them that caused them to ho
hold fur the murder. Them in some-
thing uncanny in the way tho lragnwnts
of tho body were found in Ilillorcnt
plum, brought togctlwr and identified
as the remains of (inldrnsnppo. Beinm
this‘ than was time for Mrs.
Sack this”! pt out of the city and
the c i Y 3-bit Ilia tlttl not go, Sonic
weird " memo!” hold her. It was
tho sanitatith firth: Thorn. her sup-
posed acmmplico. Nearly two Wet'liti
elapsed betwoon tho disappearance of
tinidonmppo and the time when Thorn
was found and attended. He might haw
been auto in Europo or South America
lwioro that, but 1100. too, ltovormlnrouml
the scene of the crime. llv could not go
away by himaclf. 1t swam! that ho
dared not. Ho had to hurt: mtltit'lmtly to
talk to. So he was arrested. it appoara
as it an uuaoen ailmt Vl'llgt'nm'o war at
the hack of all. doing its terrible work.
President and Mrs. MrKinh-y bith'
read a worthy lunch in anoint denirwrn
cy to thclr follow muntrynwn. 'l'iwy
took haokwith them lrom Canton to
Washing” as tlwir gum Misc Burk.
tngham. at accomplishml lady who
kropa a Firm" whool ill their home
town. A modest whmllniatrvaa in than
tho recipient oi the highcatwrinl honor
that can be tmtowmt on a ptvrstm in the
United Hiatus. lto 1t ahould alwuyl he
in a republic. that hratuu and true re
document count lot more than tnuro
wealth and idiotic-a.
Whatdeos anybody in thin country
wantto tear down an lrish ting tor?
Tho beautttul grmu banner with a
golden harp upon it due- out repro-nvnt
any nation. It only stuuda tor lost
iton tint! dream. it cannot ho nilt'tt-
aim to any human being who her good
lull"- m.” mo...“ “a...
ll Turkey uhould pom-t in refusing
tho fluvial! luatndary propmvd to nor
by the pattern. the Would uiuu and Will
her wudmtu. l’vrhnnu in this way in
tcomno about tho wiping oi mo na-
apoaltablc 'l‘urlt oil "it! map of liurnpo.
Hall til amount of loud monitor! by
tin: ham body in for heaping an out
and M, Thornton tint only holly":
u-ual amt during hot weather on
has you-with to turn roomit into a
My tam
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Whoa tho math" in very hot. 1mm
tact-I Mort-m ».
tout-amp
Wall Paper
Story
WOrth
Telling.
Sun!
”particulars and your name and full aodtunta
“railroad-tit. "MhWMJW York.
a.
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" PERS
1
When a servant uahqia j aviaitor into the
parlor and dlaap to immon rind-tav-
ug the caller aicuc, w dw- t wall-r
do? Shut her ayes aadatvalt your coming?
Hardly. Oua swooping and every-
thing ia noted. Aa wal paper plays a
conspicuona in plrlortlauorallonl and
in an ludicat. on of y r artistic taste and
social standing: 1t . no the clmtacru-
tiny. lt'a our hasten- to rush your home
pleasant. and pretty. DECKEB’B WA 111‘
'A Plilt will work wondara in your hon-u.
Pretty paper. Prim to tit all puma.
Paiutcn' Supplies.
Artiata' Materials.
Art Goods.
Pictures.
Picturea
Pain
and Sign
'19 Washington Street. South Kuwait
HaveaSmile!
You may he hot, dusty, thirstywso
much the hotter—pleasure will be
grcatcr~thcre’s a cooling, rcitcshing
(lcliciousncss in every gins» of \V'Illiams'
Root Beer-combined With its health iul
qualities, it's the one great pleasing lienv
cticial temperance drink. Make it at
horncwa bottle of extract makes five
gallons of delicious
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WILLIAMS & t‘ARHZ‘l'tiN' trot, Htui‘s. .
ilAR'l‘t‘Ultl). LUNN.
a. v., a. [in it. "It.” I
Papular
Excursion
T1)
when HILL
l lli
BLOCK ISLAND
Thursday, July 22d.
’l’uko unto of tho remarkably low taro. may
$1.50 For the Round Trip!
Excursion tiekcut. the number of which
will be strictly lltnilt-d, will be good only
on special train and date as above. and
mum. be purchawil before, taking the can,
or regular taro will he collected.
, SPECIAL EXPRESS TRAIN.
With flrut-zlaaa atundartl equipment. will
leave Stamford, 7 n. "L: South Norwalh
7;l5a. lll.'. Wentpurt, 7:?! n. m ; (Illlllt’tll.
tug at New lmndon with atennwr ltluck
Inland lor Watch "ill or lilock Island.
Stratuwnlne at Watch Hill at 10:55 it. 111..
llloolt lulnml at. 12:15 p In.
lielttrulng. limit lccha llloclt lalnml nt
3:5Ilp. m.,am! Watch Hill at 2|:le p. In.
Special return train lcnvcn New London
at 3:3! n, tn.
(’. ll. l’hA'l‘l‘. General l'illpt't'lllumtltllll.
(ll-Ii). 1.. CURSOR. l'aaacngcr 'l'raillc
Manager.
(LAT. lll'lhll’s'l‘lfl ll. lit‘llt'fltl l’tuiacngur
tstil.
no not"... ”
tUSTRIllE?
no. we. leI... 11'!
This remark war overheard ‘at it
loading groccr't. Ilousckccpers who
have tried it know that LUS'l'RlNli
is the but article on earth lot homo
.
For structural or marine use.
Refrigerators !
Window Screens
Al' cost.
.m» _._...
Bicycle Repairing.
F0 chla and Hard-
ware (to.
no Washington Street.
"Everything‘trom a needle to an anchor"
:....
Interested In
Typowrltogal‘.‘
It so, youvahould know all
about the latent improve»
meats. Thu
SMITH PREMIER
ITypowr-ltor
lathe Load-r In lmprovomonta.
This company baa loaned an
Art catalogue containln much 'ol val
no. It in tree. send or one. 111:!
Smith Premier. typewriter cc.
Silurian. N. Y.. 17. .B. A.
New York other». 337 Broadway.
blow Haven ottlca, 177 Crown street.
llotica to contractors.
-._..—
llirls will he revolved la the under-Ign-
mlteomlultter, at tho 0 I'l’ of John ll.
Light. South Norwallt. l'nun” up to Suh‘
"May, July 1?. W117. ”o'clock ""011. My
iurtiinlting mutt-rial» and building tho
foundation» for tho prttpmutl new hrit-k
addition In the Frank in alreet school
building. III-rnrdmg tnplutm and titlt'tfilltflr
11mm prepared by “anon ll. "ring...
A robin-rt, Itridgi-nurt. (701111.. which plant.
and a tt‘t'lllt'flllttlm may Mammal tho 010
that u WmJ‘I. Knapp, architect. finnth
.Vurwnlk. i'unu.
'l‘humtnmitiw|reservethe right to re
not an 0ur all hit I.
J y A. IllutNl‘llAltll,
.lllllN‘ ll. lillili'l'.
”MOI TIIOHIRS'
0' lllllfl.
rev. t. It. sin. a. 9.. lttttlittl.
l'thllIlch l'a : 'ljmmtn. (numb 2 Now!"-
tvtttm law. how lurk. . .; uhlpugtun,
1.1.; run l’t'tttit'twu. t‘a .zt’iit'nam I! ' til.
«min. mun llunvnt.thdmudo.
1 how Mot nutmtnln ut Itlttllltllltt to two ti'loIl
within the host tint moat In.
'Mllltma Itll tililtlh'ttllutth tn
UNION? IGHIII' O‘Neill
altahurg. a. it: 1.
Thaf
.ontlnoll
”:1me cool in your mind and it will
W m mil-nu tn tutoria-
Hum-turb-
M: '1"l'1lliw (fillililfi'lfl‘.
Chum," it you have "W" "”d 1mm. ‘ Diatrict Committee.
it, try a toe caltcull gmcars sell it.
n W, W
IOIhOIIS
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RICIIEAII
IIIIIIIIIRISI
14‘
Al day twin to Block Inland. lInbound rm.
Nuturdayu.
May tours In Harlin «HM». ,
Iidny taunt to Aural: n t. 1mm. m. .
darn. .lnly 111.3“. Aug‘ttat it. it. m. M
Manda“.
rm:
i-du tour» to 19mm». Mllllhlliwtllltl Nu!
1min, turbo. July ‘40. Aug. 11. In. «It and
tiupt.i‘i.li.
“All! in'ntl'a tin 'Rhouaitugmlnlaudu. 517m
twin "m it until «
hilly Muir tuliiagant Fall. tilimJng»
tintiiilti. .
‘1 day tour tn Yarmnnth and llulilut. Mt.
August. hi it.
inlay tour to Mouton! and Qualutc, tin
Soul. II. .
Cull on G. W. llnrrir. agent. [or
FramedtoOrdar. ‘
.Pmt.flaaglug. Ilcooratlng .
D .
' “to
Hausa.
tor. lala and Wall Stunts, lamalk. or.
_ WASH GOODS SALE.
25c orgnudica,
250 lappet lawns.
lilo dentollclucu.
12.1.40 lawns t
lzf'g'c dimittea, (
12': ccnta
151.. cents
DRESS GO! ")8.
All light colored dress goods, Wu anal!
clean out at half price.
39c and 49c dma goods, 25c
We shall make prices in this depart-
meat that will surpriae you.
980 black silky mohair, title.
WHITE GOODS.
i’. K. in large and small wit, the pret-
tiest material lor skirts. 101-, to :t'ic.
White India linen. We bought a case
that we will sell them at half price. 100
to 250.
Dotted swim, 101 to one.
ifl‘cc to lie.
HAVE ma
creamery butter in
supplies.
lilito toot hear ortrut't. bottle. lit!
Balm henna. plant. can. to
llakad lacuna. mutate lunch. at
i‘nrn uaruh, pkg. tic
Malta Iahuou. pet can. 100
"New England ’l'uni ni‘faud tithcu
11111
of this beautiful cloth at so low a figure
Nainmoks in lam and plain stripes,
Donovan Iulldlng.
on sun or tum araaar, act-wanna
SUMMER SILKS.
All silk Indian. in navy. black and
green, printed in the latest designs. acid
by us all season, 39c and 4:10. We shall
close them at 250. ’
1.000 yda. of black figured Greel'a best
Indian worth idle, for 00c.
The best silk for akirta.
New lot of black grunadincs. 490, 750
and 9&1.
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
Picnic baskets. 15c to thin.
Granite angel cake pans. to.
3 pt. glans water bottle, 250.
I 1 qt. decanter, 10¢.
. 1% qt. glass berry dish. tile.
1 Lettuce trays, iOc.
. Glass flower vase, 10111., 10c.
Glass rose bowls, 5c
Pt. and (it. milk bottles, Sc and 9c.
, till stove tea kettios, 10c.
'- 0 Porch screens, 390 to $13»:
I
, NEUKWEAR,
. Fur ladies and gentlemen, 12‘20 to he.
Nbrwalk’s Greatest Store!
We Are Constantly Busy!
We can't. aflord to be idle and you can't allord to lose your interest in what we're doing. No place in the
store is devoid of magnetism. We're doubling last juiy's sales. Every price we make is an argu-
ment for bigger business and just now all should see how for a little money will go. Visit
the store often! The cheapness of summer goods here will surprise. New York
prices can't compare. Keep these values in mind for this week.
UNDERWEAR.
Ladien' vests. 131.31: to «tile.
Genta’ underahirta. 25c to 98¢.
CRASH SUITS.
$3.50 to $6.50.
BATHING SUITS.
We are selling double the number of .
bathing suits that we acid lust year—a
stock and pricea must be the cause. 50::
to 85.
SHIRT WAISTS.
250 to 32‘50. ‘
CRASH SKIRTS.
I 31.50.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Large size night gowns, 50c.
BEAUTIFUL TRIWED SKIRTS.
$1.25 to $1.08.
DUCK SKIRTS.
. 93c. P. K. skirts, 81 25.
Eemember!
We give away a first clans bicycle next Saturday night at. to p. m.,}uly 17th
win a wheel.
The Norwalk Boston Store,0por.ldainuand Wall Sis.
1F voU’WANf ALL THE NEWS
A Business
That buildsiis foundation on quality is sure to grow. That’s
why we have such a demand for our celebrated fine coffees. Our
Fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter, 5 lbs. for $1. Fresh garden
vegetables each day. A delightful relish these warm days-the
Ferris hams, boneless bacon and smoked beef. Fancy Northfield
lull). prints, 250 lb.
Save your coupons and
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
3980115 - - .
ONE CALL, 58-1.
TELEPII
Fruit syrups, . 1301-.
fast ginger ale, Poland and Apollinaris waters, oranges, figs, lemons,
etc. A numerous variety of fancy cakes and crackers 101' picnic
m. ...,.,....... J...
himn'r 11m. qta. down. the
.Uottulouu, 1! 1b pail, 2:10
4 pkgr. ahmldad utultirh. 2.30
7 ha heat atawh. zinc
In outrun chunk Imp. rim
WP».-.WH-.-WW .. .w- .. . W.—
5~.},~ pounds host; Creamery Butter, $1.
:10 lbs Granulated Sugar, $1.00.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
. It Vast Washington Street. South larvalt. 0t.
For the Good of Our Health!
Not exactly. thunghlyon might think so, judging from our prices am! quality 01 the goods we sell.
truth it our huge outputganablcs us to buy oi first hand: and lllllt soil at lullbcl’fi prices.
The
fluid dual, plug. 170
“Ariana" mam... 170
Hagar curod bacon. per 1b. Ida
tingar cured i-lmuldera. ha
Sugar unrud hams. 130
Maud S. Flour, $4.90 Md, 1ch bag
II. III. GROCERY co.
South Norwaik.‘
Norwalk Chronicler