Mind has a Circulation
[‘Nortsulk and its Suburbs
, y, then the Combined
.- a] ‘ ‘0:er Two local 4:31;...
Mm.mlir r trays o to m.
Minimisation. ' m
todsr "unites to be partly
and more sultry. with sloin
.' re. possibly preceded by rain
Morrow it promises to be
trimmed: and more sul.
item’psraturschsnses. lollow
' , ‘ storms.
‘ in; Tomorrow.
,3“ , r0 Kill! lid 10
=1. ‘ l and o l all?“
out” During Victoria's Enigm'
thnleuesnflietoria first came to
her throng. 00 years ago, no gentlemen
overstocked in the streets or in u lady's
preaches, but the Prince of Wales in-
troduced the alterdinner cigar, and now
was no kc more and drink less on ics
tive minus.
3 Sisty’yésrs' ago it was improper to
d 'in polite society your physical
all is. It ought to be eonow. Neither
was it polite to talk of your own poverty
(1' of trade and shop. Mail coaches still
traversed a great part of England. 0m-
nibuses there were as public convey
shoes. but no ladies rode in them. It
' was not‘respcctablo tor a lady to ride in
anything but a carriage. There was not
9‘ telegraph line. it sewing machine, a
Mt ctr or electric light in all the
rosin-no. not in all the world—when
Victoria begun to reign.
f SirAlgcrnon West, writing of changes
,I during tho Victorian period. says in
‘" nineteenth Century: '
i , ... h 18!” there were 52.” British mnvtots llv>
tug In foreign lnnds In a state of bestinl imr
morality. New. notwithstanding the immac-
“population. there are only one undergoing
I servitude. and in this country. Just be
ore the qurcn's accession a little boy was
condemned to death for breaking scoltmtton-
or’s window lull stunting sweets. Now on one
an‘he banned for a less crime than murder.
last-anions are not in public: the terribln
of witneutng tho-m are dim away
with. Lunatics are treated with careful kind
:3. Instead of being chained together on
of straw. naked. handcuffed and shown
at iwopotwo a hand tor each visitor. Fnt'tory
Ici- hsve horn: mused. by which children HI’ 4.
land I have been saved from being ltummvl
.8” trucks in coal mines and being forced to
sit behintnoye. Women have hot-n pron-rind
it rigorous trodes We have public hnths for
Will and cleanliness. There is true «Inca
lien for the children or the poor. at a coat of
film.“ per ant-tom to the nation. t‘hnup
'9. cheap ncwspnpers. cheap hooks and
00 libraries are all fitting thr- dotnoorncy for
thsir duties.
5 “ Tito tears ago Frank 0. Lens, n
young American. a noble, cottritgmul.
It‘lltiilrly youth, was ionlly murdered in
thisulisu’e dominion» while mulling a
tutti around the world «win-cl. (Torn-
pistol was made to the Turkish govern-
will. but satisfaction .llitti never been
Muted in any way. Tho Turk has
“it! no Indemnity. i’retenso was made
(I arresting snow Kurds and Imprison-
in. them. but. they have not been
my»: to punishment. Oneal the sup-
pofid murderers died in prim; a norm
. lino! others moped and are now It
ism. The Turkish government will
isle sentient-lion to recapture them
Ill” forced to do so. The question is.
Will the (failed States government. let
the tastier mt hers? Will it let in best
oitissna be murdered with impunity by
oil] miserable savage? It is profitable to
Miler what England would do under
the clrcatnstsam.
Time is our trust saintly will object
ht end that is tits debt paying trust. It
is “stilts trust has not progressed vary
fit as 7st. confining its operations to
shares debts only and to the oityol
I” Orksus. but we wish it would
start up our way. The organisation
muss. through a regular system at
Wilma: which shall be worth
Ming. to raise mono psyoil the
“bird churches that will divide the
”with members of the trust
its tits is unique.
We motions to hear at that monster
mwhieh is going to roll sum the
m ism Liverpoolm New York in
two days wittmut making snylsidy ses-
H. but we have as yet sssu no indies-
“ that it has lit-gun to roll. lsyht
it will one rolling along with lung.
strut titty. ..
, 0st your mind up into the light- and
“I. Don't live in caves and rat hubs.
' body.
London, July it. . r. O'Connor-.3.
I, in Weekly Sun says: ' “‘
"Ilr. Bhormsn. the American secrets-'
ry of stats. Is a ‘usetttl reminder to the
rulers ot the country that the world is
not at! peace and friendship to Eng-
land. it must appear to every humane
man something ol I. pity that tin-as
constant blcksrlncs should take place
between two nations so bound up by
common Interests and great common
herltsses as America and England.
“But I have never doubted that these
bickerinls wIll constantly-recur until
the fish question is settled. and thus the
chief and constant course of iriction be-
tween England and a very lam and
Influential portion or the population of
America is removed. At the same time
It would be a mlsreprescntation ot the
whole truth to lead anybody to suppose
that it is among the Irish in America
alone that anti-English reeling pre-
vails. ,
"There are, doubtless, sections of
opinion In America which are distinctly
pro-English. The section of which this
can be said with the most certainty is
the Episcopalian body.
"Ep opallans ol the United States
hav '3 association with" the Angli-
l‘
‘ p . notifiit‘tgrellgion blood is
"Ethan water. Moreover. this
though not numerically very
large. is very Influential. Some of the
(realest financiers oi America are Epis—
copallamt, and financiers all over the
world haven good deal to say on the
treat issues of peace or war. .
Inst Fm the 'l'rtltlt.
,"'I'hls section of opinion is dead
against any misunderstanding. much
less conflict. with England; but. after
all. the truth must be faced. There is
in the United States a very powerful.
very constant and at. times very rabid
current at hostility to this country. and
statesmen will be foolish who do not
recognise this fact and recognizing it
take steps to bring it to an end.
”Every rational and humane man
'must be anxious that this country
should he at peace with all the world.
and that every step. should be taken
whichfihould put an 'Pnd to the onmitics
by which It is surrounded. Everybody
knows what I consider the tire! step to—
ward that desirable consummation. and
until that step is taken and the Islands
at home are really and cordially united
I feel sure that the arm and voice of
England will be not so powerful and
united as they should be.
"How Englishmen, calling themselves
practical. loyal and. above all things.
imperialists. cannot see this. is more
than I can make out. Meantime it Is
somewhat to he rt'grcltml that diplo-
matic correspondence between two-rov-
emmcnts cannot be carried on to Ian-
gouge a little more restrained. Tht‘
American statesrtmn is it little too
downright for lllt! language which men
are accustomed to use \vht-n they on»
dealing with such dreadfully inflamma-
ble forces as national passions.
"I see that some t)! the Americans
frankly criticise the tone of Mr. Sher-
man’s dispatch. and in the face of that
criticism It is not necessary for British
journalists to say much more. Let us
hope that the wisdom and good sense
0! the government of Lord Salisbury
will we this country through this Im-
broglln. Seals are vnluahh- things In
their way. but the real interest of the
two mtmtrits Is a peaceful and cordial
understanding. and that is worth a good
many seals.”
Glass Worksrs' Seals first].
Atlantic City. July lib—The joint con-
ference}! the glass bottle manufactur-
ers and the representatives at the Glass
Bottle Illnwcrs‘ Alilot tattoo of the Unit-
orl Stan-a nnd t‘snada, alter a three
duys’ session disrusslrtx a 5 per cent ad-
vance In tho wage scale for the blast o!
”97-“. tinnlly decided on making no
change. The manufacturers rIr-nrly
showed that an stivnnrn could not be
made bw‘ntmv of the present business
depression. 'l‘lireo yours ago, when thi-
thson hill went into t‘flt‘l’i. n lh por t't’lll 1
reduction was tomb» in the wage scale.
which has now-r ht-vn raismt,
Escaping Prisoner Draw-ed.
New York, July 19.» l't‘lt'r ('unncll, t7
years old. a 30 day prisoner on Hint-It-
”Wall's island. while working on lino.
Gail's Island trim! in canine by jump-
lrm Into the. river. lie was drmvnwi
Council. with a gang or hit printout-rs,
had to throw the vorttonts or tt number
of buckets into the rivo-r. It» was at
tho and of the line. and alter vtnptylng
his ht he threw it into the New
and di‘ hatter. Knurled totttvittt in
the o . shore. ' k i the this was
too st and he Mott away.
He sat lotus t. gills limly
l
was it verso.
My for Plant Action.
Washington. July litm'l'lto indications
are that the tariff hill. on annual to by
tho lit-publican t-nntnrat-s Saturday,
probably will have passed both houses
of ”MIT"! and be a law at tho and n!
tits prose-tit wooit. [inlays and mmptlo
cations. rmw unnmii-itmtml. may. hurt~
cvsr, sonic-what prolong the limit strusv
air. it is not twill-veil that there will be
any disposition no the port oi the lit-mm
crstic members of the t'ltttfl'rem‘o to do.
lay the hill in full committee. but the
Datum-rats have hml no mention to 1""
tortoise their course of ttciintt on this
point. ’ ..
Iswttsrg's splay-r Dead.
Newborn. N. Y., July Ill." Former
flavor Charles J. Lawson died suddenly
hero. and its years. He was a leading
merchant. prominent in church and im-
clsty and a member at the board or N]-
Wilt)”. A less months ago he was up.
pointed to this board to tilt the vs»
canny caused by the death of Gilbert it.
Jsrobs. who also dim! suddenly of heart
”asset‘s issvss a widow and two
Dotti.
‘lwe M Surprises“ Is a hiss.
Phsnli. A. 'i‘.. July ll—letmes litre
vans. tits imminent-d miner. has been
rsssustt from the Mammoth miss tilts"?
on ttttprtsonmsnt or it days without
use or water. its II manually rm.»-
etotsd. hut his mind is stasis
Telling.
. r
. .i.‘
:.. -_. Bouthlloswslk
Pleasure for warm, thirsty
people,— it’s so delightfully
cooling and refreshing—-
invigorates the whole sys-
tem ——sootbes the nerves—
‘ ptomotosmtiulslumberand
’ ahearty appetite for loud.
sir. I. its it It. ll.
Popular
Excursion
WA'I'GI'I HILL
1 ill
BLOCK ISLAND
Thursday, July 22d.
Take note ol the remarkably low tare. only
5.50 For the Round Trip I
Excursion tickets. the number oi which
will be strictly limited, will be good only
on special train and date as shovc.anil
must. he purchased beiore taking the cars,
or regular tare will he collected.
SPECIAL EXPRESS TRAIN.
With first—shuts standard equipment, will
leave Stamiord. 7 a. m.: South Sorts-alk-
7;I5n. rrt.; Westport, 7:21 a. in; cultlwcl,
tug at New London with steamer Block
island (or Watch "ill or Block Island.
Steamer due at. Watch ilill st. litu’s'r it. an.
Block Island tit I2:le p m,
Returning. bout leaves lllock Island at
2:19!) p. m., and Watch Hill at 3:30 p. to.
Special return train leaves New London
at 5:20 l" nt.
0. H. l LA'I‘T. (lonerttl Superinterttlent.
GEO. L. (TUNNUIL l‘mascntrer 'l'rntlic
Manager.
C. 'I'. lil'IMl’S'I‘I'ZAl).General Passenger
A cut.
LUSTRIliE?
NO. WE SELL IT!
This remark was overheard at a
leading grocer's. Housekeepcrs who
have tried it know that LUSTRINE
is the best article on earth for house-
clsaniug. It you have never used
it, try a mecake; all grocers sell it.
illuminant ‘ ‘sei'sctrs
0' 3!}.Fic‘r
rev. L. o. is“. 0.3., sisters.
“Nahum, l’.t -, Toronto, i'nnulln. Neu‘tlr-
onus. [As New \or’. ' '. Wilmington.
.t. ; run l’rtitwimv. t'ttlli'lllt‘ltll". Ill : lit.
.tllllli. Mo.. nml Denver. (Horatio.
Tlth‘IlGIliU sartclsol sisilllmslullollllctl
withintho next ew tnont s.
'Atltlrowt all ntvpllcutitms to
UNION TEACHIRI' AOENQII.
Cult-burg. Pa. in. 1.
‘I’hs Ilddletsx Banking
Company
(if
MIDDLETOWN. CONN .
WILL PAY. no denoted. with tillfllthl to «Into
.nl tutrnmut.
l)l‘.l,i‘l*‘.‘.'§"l‘.l'ltl’.=l tilillli’fi lit. titto August I.
t I, I l
IIEItIih‘ I'l' tlltti tiiiilliiti M. duo tit-t-tetnlust I.
{would
ms ttzlt'rmtss seams to Mid n, a... «m...
lair t. turtmo mi ‘tw
Road
Tho
Sonunofl
For structural or marine use.
Refrigerators!
Winder: Screens
AT 0051.
Iloysls Repairing.
F0 Cycle sud Hartl-
wsrs Go.
no Washhlaton Street.
"Evsrythingtrotn snssdlstosnsnobor"
Interested in
Typewriters?
It so. you should know all
shout the latest Improve-
ments. The
SMITH PREMIER
:-
\
rrypetto‘r'm
Is the Loader In tmprovomonta.
This company has issued an ‘
Art catalogue containin lunch at vnlv
no. It is true. Send or one. The
Smith Prsmlsr lypswrltsr cs.
Sutures, N. Y., l'. S A.
New York oflice, 387 Broadway.
New Haven oiiioe, Ill Crown street.
”'1‘-
ltotlcs to Contractors.
Bids will be received b the untlerslguv
odcontmittee, at the o co at John H.
Li ht. South Norwalk. Conn, up to Sat-
nr a .July ll, mot, I2o'clock noun. (or
turn shins: materials and building the
loundntionslor the pro new brick
addition to the Frank In street school
building. according to labs and atmriflcn-
lions propitml by \nrren ii. Briggs.
A rehitcct. Bridgeport. Conn, which plans
and Htu‘tzlllt:¢iilltlln tnrty lawsuit at the ol-
lit'unl \vms Knapp. architect. South
Norwttlit. t'onn.
'l’hccuttttttittct: We the right to re
joct any or all Ill-Ia.
A. liI.A!\'|'lll\ltll.
.lUIlN II. Litlli'i‘.
MATTHEW itillliim'.
jlli ht. District Committee.
ll clay tours to lilook Island. Holland till.
Saturdays.
itltty tottra to l-lttrtt 's. ti". Moods s.
liilny tours to Altmh o t'ltssm. m. . "It
days. .lttly Ill. st. Alum-i 15.9. Ill. '3”.
May worn to lithium. h‘sntsskot rtml Nu
hunt. tint». .lttly all. Aug. :1, ll, lit and
Hopi. 7th. _
inlay tstllt'tt in Thousand Islands. limo
titan-int ‘l'rnin August ‘M .
i our tour to . lags“ Full. twill, Aux-
Itltl ‘Jzitl.
t niny tour In I'ttrtnnuih ntnl Ilnlilnt. Mn,
Animist Stilt.
lMinty tour to Mottirtttl null Mitt-linuflii
finial. ii.
Cull till (i. W. Ilttttis. agent. for
‘OOIITV AN D HALL
.....PRINTING......
AT THE QINTINIL OFFIGI
“New England Tonint"ami titkcts
mu
Ber. Isis and Wall Streets. lsrwslk. lit.
-—.- WASH GOODS SALE.
250 organdies.
250 lsppot lawns. 12.2 cents
lilo dontellolsoe,
125’s lawns l _
12.20 dimities. ( M4 cents
m
DRESS amps.
All light colored dross goods. we
close out. at half price. . '
390 and tile dress goods. 25c
We shall make prices in this depart-
ment that will surprise you. '
080 black silky mohair. 09c.
-—_————
shall
WHITE Gt KIDS. '
I’. K. in large and small welt. the pret.
tiest material {or skirts, We to 35c.
White India linen. \Vc bought a case
of this beautiful cloth at so low a figure
that we will sell them at hall price. 101:
to 250.
Dotted swim. It? to fur.
Nsinaooks in late and plain stripes.
ieluc to 15¢.
EA VI Till
SUMMER BILKS.
All silk ludiss. in navy. black and
green. printed in the latest designs. sold
by us all mason, 396 and «the. We shall
close them at 250.
1.000 yds. of black figured Greel's best
Indias worth 89c, for title. ‘
The best silk for skirts.
New lot of black grenadinos. 49c. 75c
Lettuce trays. 10c. ‘
Glass flower vase. 10 in.. 10c.
Glass rose bowls, 50.
. Pt. and qt. milk bottles. Be and 9c.
5. (ill stove tea kettles, 10c. '
‘ Porch screens. 390 to $1.98.
r
I
t
‘ NECKWEAR, i
i For Indies and gentlemen. 123.5: to 50¢. l
Remember!
win a wheel.
IF YOU WANT ALL ”TH‘E‘”_N’EWSM
A Business
Norwalk’s Greatest Store! ‘
We Are Constantly BuSy!
We can't afford to be idle and you can't adord to lose your interest in what we’re doing. No place in the
store is devoid of magnetism. We're doubling last. July's sales. Every price we make is an argu-
ment for bigger business and just now all should see how far a little money will go. Visit
the store often! The cheapncss of summer goods here will surprise. New York
prices can’t compare. Keep these values in mind for this week.
UNDERWEAR.
Ladiea' vests, 183.10 to 490.
Gonts' undershirts. 250 to 980.
caaen sorrTsf .
33.50 totem.
BATHING SUITS.
We are selling double the number of
and 93¢, bathing suits that we sold last year—4
S. stock and prices must be the «use. 500
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT. ‘° ’5' m
Picnic baskets, I50 to 35c. 3mm WAISTS.
Granite angel cake pans. To. . 250 “a m.
8 pt. glass water bottle. 25c. ”11...; . .,i _. . , M. _.
l qt. decanter. 100. CRASH SKIRTS.
3 qt. glass berry dish. 10c. ‘1 .50.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Large size nitrht gowns. 500.
BEAUTIFUL TRIMMED SKIRTS.
51.25 to st .98.
DUCK SKIRTS.
080. P. K. skirts, $1.25.
We give away a inst-class bicycle next Saturday night at to p. m.,JuIy 17th. Save your coupons and
The Norwalk Boston Store,cor.llain_end Wah Sts.
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
.- - w- - . Regular-
. "—3
TELEPHONE CALL, 584.
That lmildsits 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
creamer-y huttor in
supplies.
Wile not host eslrm-t. bottle. 1‘“
linked hssns. plum, wot. {u
linked hoses. tomato littllflt. m
(‘4th Walt. pkg. M
Alsshs ssltuou. per can. We
Donovan Iulldirtg.
g-lb. prints, 250 lb.
-M, .. g... . .._
hissmt'n jars. utts. tluwlt. the
tlottolono. ll lb tutti. ill-o
it xtkgs. shredded eotllislt. 2m:
7 its host stemh, ‘Jhe
In cakes chunk soap. zoo
ans—w Wm... s. . .. M... . ....
5i pounds beet. Creamery Butter, $1.
20 lbs Granulated Sugar, $1.00.
vegetables each day. A delightful relish these warm days—the
Ferris hams, boneless bacon and smoked beef. Fancy Northfield
Fruit syrups, Bel-
fast ginger ale, Poland and Apollinaris waters, oranges, figs, lemons,
_ etc. A numerous variety of fancy cakes and crackers for picnic
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer.
as West Isshlsgtss Itrsst. Ssstb Isrwslt. 0t.
For the Good of Our Health!
Not exactly, thoughlyou might think so, judging from our prices and quality of the goods we sell.
truth it our large output enables us to buy at first hands and that tell at jobber.s prices.
The
Gold dust. pkg. tlo
"Arioso" motive. I'lo
ringer cured bacon. ptr lb. mu
rluasr cured slmulttsrs, so
Sugar cured hams. We
Maud bl. Flour, $4.00 blll, tléio 1mg
"MM... M. M. WNW
N. tetoctnv co.
Iouth Norwslltl
‘ as also as assist urns-r. sonwasus ’
Norwalk Chronicler