‘ Otis me. not three
“mus“:m'meuv
.. wamto'benid
. ‘ Ions'allstreeutorwalk.
modem-incl. sentinel
st muons you will eon-
.Ioodlosorbrlnitins
,Imnaewafln.
The m Sentinel has a Circulation
in the Mil Rf Nmalh and its Suburbs
larger bhy than the Combined
Circulation of the other Two local (Im'll'ss.
Ullr m mall's alwayt open to adver-
ti'rm and s.
W
“‘ cannot be gnarauMd tho
rams " omishandad in. Every
soon will be make to mom-
.but changes cannot be
3:93:11 upon as a right unless copy is
«centimeter in the afternoon or
theday baton the change is desired.
New York Herald Weather Forecast.
'1 hswtuthar today promises to be generally
isir. preceded in the morning by light rain on
the toast; with slowly rising tomperalurr,
Tenomlt amines to be generally lair
and war-tor
)Iiulatlre Almanac for Tomorrow
‘ Sunrises I Sunnis l llightlde Low tide
sets Me 6:02 II: I?
. Hr. Gage’s Training.
A Harald correspondent asked Secre-
tary ot the Treasury Lyman J. Gage
what film he would give to a young
man just graduating and wishing to
enter practical life. Mr. Gage answer-
ed, "To look around him and put his
hand to the first honest work that oilerv
all. WItChiug tor the opportunities of
lite. but never trying to break open
m»
'~That has been Mr. nge‘s plan all
til-lite. When he was a boy, he work-
ed lit a fish. trait and soda water store
tor .5 a month and continued lhcro
, ”0 years. Throughout his young
manhood his plan was the some. lie
took hold of whatever came to him and
kept at it till he had saved a little
money to get some more schooling or
until a better place was offered to him.
Al‘menenger in a country bank at
Rome. N. Y., be was allowed to go bo-
_ bind the counter and help count the
money. That made him an upon in
money counting and detecting bad coin
' and notes. He also clerkcdiu a book-
store It .8 I month. Again he worked
lit a lull: and door factory and got $12
, link. In two years he saved from his
ages $800. With that he went to a
bustsesscollege and studied bookkeep-
Ha was for awhile night watchman
ill a lumber mill for Ill) a week. In ov-
" cry pine be kept his eyes open and
‘ learned everything he could. While he
as night watchman a place in a bank
wit attend to him at 0500 a year.
‘ In the banking business he at length
sssmed to strike his gait. lie was pro-
“noted rapidly from one place to sooth-
fltill he became a bank president. Mr.
“a does not consider a « allege educa-
‘M m for any except time who
‘mo to enter a profession
M3! 0! the Bicycle.
Dr. A. la Benedict writes in The Con-
M is my I middle aged or nlllerly pro-
m who is “It Musing flabby tut for
U!“ m l! increasing his breathing spam,
”I. In; No «inhalation and pulling old ago
or last years laribor sin-ad by (line outing
m bug or street car for the I’ll y
&. 'l'lio w lls landloc- ling a null: Ill change
it the lives at many pow artisan». A m und-
llaol cull be paid tor from this «or turn
blah would be silent in a your. and tho to or
a day saved during the who ling sea
tho mt your or two may noun added
well ssetmitori in ii 0in be that
blunts allows the ivorltiagman to mach
mm a good warm dinner during a mum
in too brief. otlmrwise, {or anything but the
rt“! destroying dinner pail or the dye am
bristling tvlmp lunch. which. alter all
W as or we as a plain. *lltlli'ltimlnm
at it. Again. the Mt -~.yuli by an-
ill. distance. molten it sensible to stalk
I has“: the mallard-s. or at l in a thinly
mug lost oi the city, mnwto hula
. list-s. Istalulcrmdlng oi timberlan-
Mg"
us tho but: nil! as well as timers:-
and misilevnlol the woriiiaguisu's
insist-d It is nolmgcmliml tony
its “cycle is trialling will Manning
and prop: rly owmnrsot me a who
mmlaiwmo tho i'll‘linlltut tl'lur
Wily tornado ni on the charity
‘ Iltilfilim will» pow have an
ll nosimiildltty to dimes»-
m-uuib to s [murmurs
which lead-tinder mailman linens
flarity sl'ior nimilwr till the prom
L W and longer is evolved. ,
8st. law 0. Reason! Kansas telly
. Ilium iron: her husband. Arc
‘ I. Ooootherehsrmis thatAr-
W on naming lheir only
lime—titanic house. The
is strange. when than are so many
and plates on the globe in which
w. that only person adhering to
_ trail timid want to em
fibislit‘sbylivioginlbssalisa's
_: M 7‘ ' ‘ m A n
Americanasview not only that we dill
anti momentum-amps:
, asglim hotelierdiiom clinics. M
tree
sling (rum gaining their independence.
So far back as 1797 the spanish colo-
nies, disgusted with the rule oi the
mother lacuna-y. began to _ plot tor indo-
RIAOH MONTH
(“will 1'7)
Denounce. A number of Jesuit priests “ <
were the first to work for the independ-
ence ot the colonies in South America.
just as it was a priest who raised tho
stande of rebellion in kitten. The '
struggling nations sent from time to
time commissioners to the United States
to get help and recognition and sent in
vain. Minister Romero quotes from Ly-
mnn's "Diplomacy in the United
Slam" this: "These revolutionary
struggles did not swollen any great
general interest in our citizens. Our
government was leit tree and chamber-
roused toqiursue its steady course of
good faith and exact neutrality toward
Spain."
There came a time, however, when
the indiil'crent United States govern-
ment ”round. That was in 1802 8,
when arrogant slid aggressive ”ho-
ly all _ no" of Europe, founded to
maintain .by force the divine right of
kings, monaccd the western hemispheri-
itself. The alliance was about to under-
take to subdue tor Spain her revolted
colonies in America. Then indeed at
last we worked up, and the president
sent to congress, Dec. 2, lliilil, the to.
mass message embodying what has
since been known the world over as the
Monroe doctrine. it is true that, March
8, 1822, President Monroe conveyed to
the house at representatives his opinion
thntthe time had come for recognizing
the independence 0! the Spunislrmnwr-
icon colonies, and the house passwl a
resolution: to the I that that it thought
so, too. but there the matter cudcd.
Mexicow’uu Inr imlcpi-ndcnco in 18:“,
but thi- Unit. (1 Slim 5 did not re cognizo
her as a nation till 1824.
All 01 which goes to show that tin-
Unitcd States has nothing to be parlil-ur
larly proud of in tho matter of sympa-
thy with struggling It‘pullllilillllfllll in
the western hemisphere.
Nice People In a Novel.
lt hiss becn some years since the nov-
el reader has been pennitted to make
thencquaintnncoof pleasant and good
characters in a story. The cullow and
shallow young pcssimists who write so
litany of our modern novels have taken
their one from Zulu and assumed that
in order to make u tlllt.’ "rculislio" it
necessarily drain with the dishonest
and the nucleon. The result is the sic k-
cnlng stuff “llli ii has bit)" liltllli (1 yo]
low literature.
line must thank sincerely Du Mau-
ricr, even though he has left this
mortal liic, tor the characters he has
painted in ”The Martian," which has
just ended in llnnwr’s Magazine. lln
Millifli’l' was not a young lllllll, even
when he began to write novels, but in-
hnd heart and brain. both (it which the'
yellow novelists seem to lock. lie had
Wall Paper
Story
Worth
Telling.
dun
Sun
For particulars said your name and tail sddresoto
lam Um, Ltd. iludson & liurisoa Bis..h’cw York.
at t. ‘ 2‘
Ivisitor into the
. mmmon on, leav~
list does I e caller
alt your coming?
When a servant u
parloranddisap rs
an the caller one,
do? Shut her eyes nail
liardly. One sweepl - glance and every
thing is noted As all paper plays a
conspicuouspart in pa or decorations and
is an indication of your artistic taste and
social standing; it reeoi es the closest scrii
tiny. W it our business malts your home
pleasant and pretty. DECKER’S WALL
'AI’ER will work wonders in your house.
Pretty paper. Prices to fit all purses.
Painters' Supplies,
Artists' Materials.
Art Goods.
Pictures.
52“?“ l “1 gum '
a nu. ’a g, Decorating
and Sign Pain nu.
DECKER.
79 Washington Street, South Nor wall
80me HOW“
The Fund now Nearing the l'iiTeon
Hundred Dollar Hark.
The total subscription to the t-loldlers'
Monument now amounts to “350.07.
The amount required is 82,500. This
list willbepriutcd every day. with the
additions, until the whole amount is so-
cured. Booemmendablo an object up-
poals to every citizen, and We believe
will meet with universal response. it
is not necessary that the amount sub-
scribed should be large. for any smu.
however small, will be acknowledged.
However. as the amount howled is
v
considerable, those who are able should
be as generous as [miblez
had his flare ut mistortuuo and disop- gamumllim‘n “3%
Impatient. too. but it could not turn Ne sou Taylor Milli)
sour a lane, FWi'i't nature. “0b"! 3- Rowan 50.00
Du Maurier tin-rotors gave as beauti~ fidm'“ Brothers I'll-U"
. ward Beard 50.00
inl pmplc. innocent, retitled, well ind, Frank A. Ferris 5000
well ri'nd and well bred people, and a John H, Farris mm
numerous and happy family 0! children Jeremiah Donovan 00.00
who turned out like their parents. James Golden “’1”
bravo honest handsome anti «'li-an Christian Swarta 00.00
. ' , ' , John ii. Kris p 00.00
nundcd. (frimc, dirt and breaking the Ebeneser m 00.00
Ton ('ollltnamlrnta are not the chief rca~ Elbert A” ‘ilVootlmard {still
son for being which Du Mauricr's char- “0" was “'1 ‘2‘ W
aclcrs give. in the name of the fiction flhfiurilmmm ,1: 1::
reading world, we express the pleasure Peter L Cunningham m 0.,
tell by all oi as at once more rooming 'lytortli’ngr 1’: {:0 l it'll:
" I I” ti 1,)
“ "b ”m” ETT’I’” "' " "0"" William w. Comatock 25.00
. Richard H. Golden all 00
For the first time since the war of (‘harlcslll Jmmn“. 2.500
llllllfpt'lltll‘lli‘ti bl-giilltllo Cubans local to Ulivorit. Hard, New York 1000
be fighting the Spaniards during the R T H. ”"11“: MI! "W"
rainy scum. ”till WVlW “W“ ”l w 1333:3310 hill:
the rest hey have had in the past two cw “Bu, Smith lililii
snmnwrs. The resin terriblotolho ,Naw York 10.00
my of m'l’lg‘ country hi 4- (3‘. WM motile. l0.fi0
been dr and till hell ilolllim in t'nba #3 m .iloston Ii. ""0"
. . . nits. New York, "Hill
are mostly bcardlus boys averaging Caleb Wood. 900
no more than 710 years of age. Early in Thmaas IoQulllau, 9,00
July till 000 of them had already been ”3:15;“ Newark. N. J.. .00
Minute with yellow fever. They are limit! ”I gig
mdylllg oil liltc sheep. A dispatch snys W'..l~l no” #80:. ”of,"
that story surgeons thonluclvcs believe “my“, John, mum” 10.00
halt the llpnnish soldiers in the island tits Audnw'l‘hulnwo. l). A. it . 1.00
this suntan-r will either lose ihcir lives gflmufima'xfl’o 90.00
or beilissbiml by disemand the («tonal y Harrison 0mg; :33
tit-sot war. Thisis an awlnl siwrilice Uhsrlssil “mug. gfm
men-lytn maintain the prldotit ado. Mary A. Cunningham. I). A. ll. l0.00
«saying old nation. It the lithium: can
stand the strain oi lighting all summer.
they will he opt to end the war. They
are acclimated and at home. They can
live and t't’illlllll in health where Upon
isil soldiers would die by the hundreds.
Anybody ran now own «Wale. Al
most all at the lusnulaetnriag draw
that held out so long int limping up
the old priced two have yielded gram»
fully or liberal-0., main“ to tear
pleasant. and ii wheel at the highest
may new be bouflll tor Ila. (loud
wheels d a who not sowell linuwn
will sarsbsavli for us. chomp
had to com. and it is is the inflimt oi
the public. Bicycle manufacturers can
no longer become iailllaaslm in his
years. This will be still lair prom is
”I Cunningham. tnasnrcr lion
laments! ”emulation. irsoster
F0
N
’S
essence
Paints
For structural or marine use.
Refrigerators 1
Window Screens
AT COST.
Bicycle Repairing.
Cycle and Hard-
wsrs Co.
in» Washington Street.
"Everything from a needle to an anchor“
s.v.,s.s.es a. s.
Popular
Excursion
Tl)
WATGH HILL
nit
BLOCK ISLAND
Thursday, July 22d.
Tulle note oi the rmnarknlrlr law into. only;
5|.50 for the Round Trip 1
Excursion tickets, the lllluilmr of which
will be strictly limited. Will be gmul only
all special train and dull as above, and
must be purc blood In tort taking the corn,
or regular lure will lN' mill-t led
Hl’MllAl. It. \l'ltl-ubfifi 'l‘llAlN
\\ ith first. luau standard cipllpliie' t will
li-nvoStumioni, 7». ln.; South Norwulk
7 Hill. in; Wesiporl 7 3'.’ n m: c-nomiul
ing at Vew London with stunner lilmll
Island for “Mt ll "ill or Illnelt Island.
Sio'flllIl-rtlilt'tll. W-nlih li'illat llizsha 01.,
lilm lt island at l. ’ .ifip. ni.
Returning, lioat leaves llloclt Island at
3:00p. m. and \\ atoll Hill at ':l :Il p. in
Hpreial l'i'llll'lill'ulll leaves New lmulon
st .‘izwp. in
ii I..A"l‘l‘ General tillperlntcndenl
tibia.”I l. ('ilNNUll Passenger 'l‘rallic
[I
t‘. 'l‘. l‘lliilll’s’l'lulll General l'lniseuger
Agent.
RECREATION ROURRR
l““v
‘(l 31“ "
ow “5‘3““
0W0...
n'lday immtollloclt island, 94.50am! tin,
liailltilnya.
illayiouruioi-lsrul lull“. Manila»
0 day tours to Alllmlltl t‘ lil'lilll. 0'12.
days, .luly iii. ill. Ail lint"
l-Ilay tour» in Huston, liuliisltel and Na
muntmbu .luiy‘JIIAug. 1i, 17,1" and
liopl. Till
Milly units to 'l‘lwllalillll Islands, "Till
Hlmellil 'lmi 0 August .. Il.l
inlay tour to. inasra linil, tilled Aug
list illitl.
ldsy tour to \‘anuunih and "Miles. till
“lug?“ nut: M l l I Q i “ll
isy our l on Mt “ill as we,
Mil. ii,
lion
.9. Ill Bil.
Hill-i?
$3523? ”923%“ ”mm“ {3:3 Call on G. W. Harris. agent, for
Stephen}: Wilton one "New England 'l'uulitl"iilltlllt3lloil
ilsv. AJi Kavsnaah 0.00 niil
Alonso Wheeler 000 1"
Julia Resident, 3;,“
“41": Do You lissp
M’ """M’ LUSTRIIE?
Wm
UIIOI TIAOIIIII’ IOIIOIIS ,
or sasslos. NO. WI IILL i'l'i
"VJ. D. M. I. I" mourn.
Pitts will count «will»
m t ultra" {angel‘s till” ‘3‘qu will"
a . «Whom ' dorm ' '
Tillman: "thallium”. will '
all Intuit asst t-vw mold ill. amslo be ii I“
Adults» all smillcailtm in
C
URIOI fumflg"fllldt’ll
:gzo- ' a“ a...
This rsrnsrit was overheard at a
loading groeer's. Honscltoapsts who
have iridid’ltilnow that LUti’l’lth it
it the best article on earth lot house»
cleaning. it you have asvsr atoll
“it, try s locusts; all groom sell it.
BOSTONSTORE.
‘Far- , .
. alsdlllugs
WASH m mm sass.
25c orgaudies,
200 lappet lawn». i2‘ . cools
the dentellelaoe, '
lingo lawns i. ., .
legc dimitias, l " 4 “'1‘”
DREHS (“Milli-l.
All light colored dress goals, we shall
close out at half price.
title and tile dress goods,“ . 3c
We shall make prices in this depart-R
ment that will surprise you.
08c black silky mohair, 00c.
M t
WHITE 00005.
i’. K. in large and stand welt, the met i
tiest materialtor skirts, lilo to title.
White India llncu. We bought a case .
of this beautiful cloth at so low a figure '
that we will sell them at halt price. me 3
to "50.
[killed swisses, lii to .'..0c
Nninsooks in late and plain stripes, f
l2‘. .i to ii To.
i
HAVE Till
supplies.
Tillie root beer entrant. holds.
lit!
flaked liasuli, plum. can. 7o
Halted llt‘lillii, tomato mane. 70
mm starch. pltg. ho
Ala-Is salmon. per can. tile
‘6
Donovan Iuildlnl.
prices can't com pare.
SUMMER SlLKS.
All silk Indian. in navy, black and
green, printed in the latest desips. sold
We shall
by us all season. 303 and 400.
close them at 25c.
“a... __—_.. .W-~—_..—~_W .__....—-
Cor. Isis soil Wall Struts. lsrwsllt, ct.
We can’t afford to be idle and you can't afford to lose your interest in what_wc'rc doing. No place in the
store is dcvmd 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 cheapness of summer goods here will surprise. New York
Keep, these values in» mind tor this week.
i
Norwalk’s Greatest Store! ,
We Are Constantly Busy!
UNDERWEAR.
Ladiim' voila, lillg'a to 490.
Gents' undershirts, 250 to 98¢.
CRASH SUITS.
1,000 yds. of black figured Greet's best 1 ‘l-W'lOW-w-
ludias worth title. for title.
The best silk tor skirts.
New lot of black grenadines. we. 75c
and title.
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
Picnic baskets, 150 to 350.
Granite angel cake pans. 7c.
:5 pt. glass water bottle, 25¢
1 qt. decanter, 10c.
3 qt. glass berry dish. "to.
[lettuce trays, 10c.
Glass flower vase, 10 in., 10c.
tilass rose bowls, 5c
Pt. and alt. milk bottles, Sc and be.
(ill stove tea kettles, 10c.
l'orch screens, title to $1.96.
Nl'IlJKWl'I \lt,
BATHING SUITS
We are selling double the number of
5bathing suits that we sold last year—a
Rstock and prices must be the cause. 500
‘or ladies and gentlemen, Raye to 50c. ,
Remember!
win a wheel.
A Business
Thai builds its foundation on quality is sure to grow. That’s
why we have such a demand for our celebrated fine coffees.
Fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter, 5 lbs. for $1.
vegetables each day. A delightful relish these warm days—4110
Ferris hams, boneless bacon and smoked beef.
creamery butter in 13-11). prints, 25c lb.
fast ginger ale, Poland and A pollinaris waters, oranges, figs, lemons,
etc. A numerous variety of fancy cakes and crackers for picnic
.-.....r.
Mason s jars, qts, «town.
that tumbled eodlitb.
7 its best stamll.
to ashes chunk soap.
5.} pounds best Oieamery Butler, 31.
20 lbs Granulated Sugar, $1.00.
«lilo
Ital
dial
250
Will
an.
{to $5.
SHIRT WAISTS.
2.3.: to l: 50.
CRASH SKIRTS.
$1.50.
3 LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Large size nicht gowns, 50c.
BEAUTIFUL TRIMMED SKIRTS.
$1.25 to “.98.
DUCK SKIRTS.
mic. l'. K. skirts, Il.25.
We giveaway a first-class bicycle next Saturday night at to p. m.,}uly 17th. Save your coupons and
The Norwalk Boston Store, Cor. Main and Wall Sis.
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001'
Fresh garden
Fancy Northfield
Fruit syrups, Bel-
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
at West Vsstlsgtss Itrsst, IsstI Israeli. 0t.
For the Good of Our Health!
Not exactly. ihonghlyon might think so, judging from our prices and quality of the goods we sell.
truth is our large output enables us to buy of first hands and that sell at johbom plirss.
'l'lla
ilolti float, pkg. lie
"Arline" entice. II No
ll cured imu. per 1 too
tiling: “M alliltlldfl‘a, lit)
liugsr cared hauls. tau
Maud H Flour, $4.90 bbl, 630 bug
Mu «any. n-..
U... n» .. .mm
m. esoctnv co.
I
tooth Namath.
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