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1110mm
Amman: the museum 0! those
wbowiditolssvsltsrasolmsnsctharmat
or will be tuned stths entrance» The Ben
Muchmanmmmm
Till EVENING Nemrrnm.
The Evening Sentinel has a 01 rmlatum
1'11 the hon of Nomalk and its Suburbs
y,th¢m the Combined
gmmw of the other Two local dailies.
0111' puss roots is always open to adrerr
than and visitors
E
patrons. but changes
insisted upon asa right unless copy is
sent in 30' clock' in the afternoon of
the day the change is desired.
New York Harald Weather- Format.
The weather today promises to be ueuerullv
lair. preceded in the mercies by light rain on
the coast. with slowly rising temperature.
Tomorrow it promises to be generally our
and warmer.
Smiles Better Than Tours.
ttltuutlord Adi costs. 1
A lady who made what a Sentinel re-
porter calls a ”brief yet spiritunl exhor»
tallest" on the subject at Sunday obser—
vance at Bell Island. is quoted as ex—
pmins the opinion that "The i’nritaui-
real Sabbath would be better than the
Sabbath we have today." That might
be true if the conditions which prevail-
edln the old days were brought back,
”but who wants them? The Puntunicnl
Sabbath had its drawbacks. We doubt
I! it suede people cheerful and happy.
0110 modern Sunday. observed in a m~
. “end and decent manner. is better than
‘ Iscore of Puritan Sabbaths. Smiles are
better than tears. and. after all. this is
, not such a wicked generation [amuse
every law the General Assembly in its
hesdlsssness sees lit to onset is not ob-
' served. Maw”. N
Whole States as Summer Resorts.
This country is becoming a very popu-
lens one. Le. than bull its people are
,, Witnrhts. A majority of the rest
are city and suburban dwellers who
want to go away from home for a sum-
1 our vacation more or less brief accord-
111‘. totheir means. At the beginning
i 0! warm weather each year on innumer-
able host of ‘ ‘summcr boarders" sets its
face sway irotu the city and toward the
[then country, where there are lakes
. ind bills. or to the rustic regions along
the seashore.
- , new is a chance for the cgriculturist
. thinnest a crop which will more than
snake up for the low price of farm prod-
ICU the past desert years. In an article
MM “blew Bampshire' s Oppone-
JIU. " in The New England Magazine.
M West Rollins endeavors to coil
'10 attention at the natives there to tho
: hot that the whole state may be turned
Jilin summer resort for the dwr-ilcrs
it the great cities east and wast. New
Wits has mountsiu. lake and sec
sinus. fills has tlsh. Issue and noble tor-
ti.
To turn all these resources into prolit.
« Us. Rollins says. the state must have,
‘ “acclimate; second. her torcsts
‘ lest he Wed: third. the lists and
issue must also be prewrved.1mrl. fourth.
tits summer boarder must be welcomed
Mall! ltld treated so well that he will
ms spate your after year and bring
, hisdrieuds with him.
There are 80 other states that could
Mtsbly take the advice Ilr. Rollins
gives his own state. in truth. the fact
that!" Hampshire is this your the
W this in the Union whose revenues
usssd tbs eapooditures goes to show
“its has already to a great extent
f“ by her opportunity.
. The summer boarder. 1111. 801111111
m warm a stout bed in 11 nest room.
fl mu ererythln. immaculately
{11111111 sud shining. 111111 plain mutt-y
‘ Mutts plenty of chicken. broiled.
is laid 011 this 1119th of
m The boarder also wants plenty
HE Ms”. good batten lresh vege-
” huts. llsh. Issue and salads.
' insult in the botweathcr be
‘ , [little ha. tin can not that at home
that result. Fiuslly. he wants nice,
. sot camsive. tableware and m
slatted on by 11111 prettiest. 11mm
girls and worms that I! listened.
asst hadron-111 spies a span in
than. fresh muslin The
simultaneous shots
the out
Wentbeamnantstm
I could 111m. and when I Ind m,-
tn1ngmpm1’s tradel kept my "-Itltll
uessonlyontbeaussuutotmoneyl
had on hand. i have gone through a
sixty years' business. and I can not re-
set their money 11' l desired it. This
i could not have done it I had depend
end on money borrowed from banks.
for every seven or eight. or nine, or ten
years there was sure to be a panic; so
I just kept outsldc or them, and when
a panic come it did not seem to iron-
ble rue."
The ilcv. Father Knelpp is really
doud this time. But his water cure
goes on. It is only. or mainly. known
here by one of 1111 features. erroneous
1y called “the Kneipp cure." which is
only. part or his system. But walking
barefoot in the dewy grass is a rem-
edy that antcdntos Father Kneipp by
at least a hundred yours. It was the
custom of Oriental doctors not long
ago to seat! nerrotrs patients out to
run liars-toot in the new turrows. on
the theory that a man’s body received
vital strength by contact with the
mother «earth. in othcr respects Fa-
ther Kuclpp’s methods of treatment
contormcd to the hydropnthlc system.
which had extensive vogue some thirty
years ago.
Not only is there some telling all in
the volume of European travel thus
far this season. but it is noticeable that
there are fewer clergyman among the
ocean tourists. This is not true. of
course. of the Protestant Episcopal dc-
nomination. for the anbclh Oontcr-
cnce is drawing to England a large
number , ,Bitthops. live Deluge!) one
steamers t sailed yesterday. and
many I p g rectors. But of other
clergy the Europe-nu tourists appears
ices. Rev. Dr. Pcrkburst. notwith-
standing the momentous nature or the
municipal contest in which he is so
much interested. did not, however.
lorego his annual trip abroad. There
is a slurs-in] reason for this. ills health
is much broken. He has been a sicker
man than the public know or even he
himself probably rcnllzcd.
Somewhere 1n the limbo of forgot-
tcn books is the story of n talisman cu-
ubllng its wcurcr 10 hour the thoughts
of any person with whom he or she
convorsed. The tale gives the thoughts
as well as the words of the speaker.
and it is hardly occcsury to say that
the ordeal was often far from comfor-
lnblc. To see ourselves as others soc
us might be improving. but to have 11
transcript of their thoughts would be
more ‘or less cmlmrrnseiug. Dr.
Holmes says that every 1111111 has three
identities: what he really is, what he
thinks himself to be. and who! his
friend thinks him to be. in lutroduc
lug his new mechanical subtleties Mr.
’1 l‘csla must. be cantious.’l‘cl1-gruphlng
1n the mgion ot the impulpsblc may
make mischief.
The Spanish pupcrs make threats
against the United States. yet it in-
demnity is demanded for the murder
of lluls Spain will pay it wllhoul any
protest. The own running the Spanish
Government urc not individuals of
transcendent iulclllgcncc. but they
know enough to keep out of controvcr
sics with the United 811111-11. A low
tool newspapers in llnvnnn and Mad
rid. wliorm mlilors would fly to some
other country (or snlciy in case of 11
war between 1110111111011 fltulcs 11ml
3.111.111. may matinee their howling. but
their governuu-nt will take cure to
maintain peace with this mnntry.
-o
Tourists are begluuinx to talk at the
arctic regions as a summer resort. One
who penetrated spitsbersen last year
says the temperature on a clear July
day is about like that of an English
spring. but more troononlly the 111111
summer weather ls cold enough for
winter clothing. including pos 111111111111
lined with 1111'. The interior of 1111112.
barren. though but little csploml. 111
M. . .
in twenty-1113111 years Harvard 1‘01-
lcgo has resolved 111 gifts of money.
lands and buildings 1111 supremo» at
311.200.7011. the cash gifts amounting to
87.089.71.111. or on average or 821111.000 11
year. if this is maintained Ilorvsrd
will receive tits.1100.000 from 1111111 01'
money alone during the coming 1-011-
'“ns
. Gin-up electrical power is 11111111111111"!
to mimic house! a distance of thirty
miles from the central 1111111011 111 81.
Etienne. near Lyons. Franco. '1' 1111
dollars a 111011111 is the charge for 1111111
elect power to drive a loom.
The Post 00110 Department has on
tiered that! W“! all osmium-11s
11111111 be with. Costs to 11111111 of 11.
1111s is unseat-turtle are tor.
Australia has ruled out“ 11111011111111.
These new in service may be some
bored and licensed. but so more cuts 110
engaged. but a What's with will..."
he allowed 111 the bar. The 1111111111
bsrlsstli kiss is Ill W is ills
‘ story"
member a week or month when all the1 .
. people who worked for me could not
Worth
Telling.
lGlt'
i svisiwr innit 1.1;.
‘ 111111011 ,0“, “y.
I does the collar
Ill your coming?
lance and every-
! NW? plays a
decorations’ and
artistic taste and
1! 1c closest scru-
nutltc your hum
0111:1015 WALL
"5 5" your hon
Prices 1 lit 11!! purses. so.
aaa‘
slap-
THI.”'...‘.
CU! '
brass
Deeds
‘ lisuss.
BOSTON STORE.
Fur-
“Atoll,”
'In-q‘.g' . ‘ ‘sm‘
lint)! r
.. Street. Bouthblcswslk
unsign-
row
scram steam.
The Fund now Hearing the Fifteen
Hundred Dollarlark.
The total subscription to the Soldiers’
llcnnment new amounts to $1,455.07.
The amount required is 02.1500. This
list wiliheprintedsvoryday. with the
additions. until the whole amount is so-
oured. Sooornmendsble an object ap-
peals to every citizen. and we believe
willmet with universal response. It
isnotneoenary that the amount sub-
scribed should be large, for any sum.
however small. will be acknowledged
Hewever. as the amount needed is
considerable. these who are able should
beusgsneronsaspossible:
Mayor 0. G. Bohannun 50. 00
Nelson Taylor 5000
Robert H. Rowan .1000
Marvin Brothers {10.00
Edward Beard . 50.00
Frank A. Ferris 50.00
John H. Ferris 5000
Jeremiah Donovan “10.00
James Golden £10.00
Christian Bwarts ”10.00
John H. Kna b01111
Ebenezer Hi . :10 1'10
Elbert A. Woodward {10.110
George E Lounsbnry 50.01
Edwin H Mathewson 1.000
Andrew Thompson :10 00
Peter L Cunningham 50,00
Mortimorll. Lee {.0110
.lwcb M. Layton 35.00
William W. thunstock 25,110
Richard B. Golden 25.00
Charles E. Jennings :15 00
Oliver E. Kurd. New York 10.00
R. '1‘. ll. Barnes. 1000
George I. Burton 1000
William 8.311911 10.00
Colonel Leslie Smith 10.00
. 10.1111
111.110
10.110
'1‘. J. Adams. New York
Dr. G. W. Benedict '
A Friend. Boston.
J. 8 Sammie. New York. 10.00
(“Ob WMs 2.“)
Thomas McQuillan. 2.00
.1. F. Bailey. Newark. N. J. .60
Fred Renting 10.00
Raymond Brothers 35.00
W H. Hoyt 11 Bon. 20.00
Lester Ht. John. ltcwsytou. 10,00
Mrs Andrew'l‘hompson. D. A. it. 1.00
H. A. Mathewson. 25.00
Ullltcu M. (noisy, 1.00
.1. Harrison (kioley y. 1.00.
Charles l-l..lin1nsersou. 2.011
Mary A. Cunningham. l) A. 11.. 10.00
1'. L. Cunningham. treasurer Mon
untental 0:uoclstioo. transtor
otbslan 1110.17
The (llll! dz Hubbell Lumber Co. .. 10.110
James 0. Green. 10.00
Stephen it. Wilcox 000
Rev. A 8 Kavansgh 5.00
AlonsoW Wheeler 1 11.00
Young Resident, 11.00
John Grant. .50
Total. $1,450.47
11.1.11...
LOSTlllllEl
1110. WI: "1.1. m
This remark wss overheard at s
leading grccsr'sdlo'csskeepsrs who
have tried it know that LUSTRINI
1s tbs best srtlcle on earth lor house
cleaning. it you have never end
it. try a sec cake; all grocers sell it.
m
"MOI TIAONIIS’ IGIIOIIO
0' AIIIIOI.
DIVA. I. It". I. 11.. names.
l'itll,1r.’1 '1' 1.1
an ”11 3‘11“" 011111.? an'“:lw'(‘:"rfim
H t?” Uta" tron. ' tilttc'nqo. |
1m!» 0. 101011.111» 1
”mars send moot 111mm”) 111111111111
latmusstsw
‘Atlllmsll
For «sectoral or marine use.
Refri craters!
Window Screens
AT COST.
lleyels Repairing.
FOX
"Everything (rent a needle to an anchor"
Cycle and: Hard-
WII‘O Co.
no Washlnxtou Street.
IORWiiLK OPERA HOUSE.
P.W.IITOIIIELL........ ...hlsna¢er.
Grand
Summer ‘
carnival!
One Night Only.
Tossday.~d1sly 27,1897
'1 he “'onileriul
OINIEOORAPH!
Prom-mink n lacmimilc M the
crop! 11111111111 light”! 114117,”
uulliiilel'lttrls ui
Corbett and
F itzslmmons
Together 11111111 “'vlvrls'r .\ l’nlicr‘s b11111 vine»
VAUDEVILLES
u Hrwinlilrurtisls.b'pciin!whim!11111111111111».
limo Allleninn' ~diuru- inns l 1i~mntl Inn
1119-11111
l'rh 1m 1111.:1‘1111111 so. Baits pm on min 111
WeM' Ml! 'I’uplliusbn's.
!
‘1 15111011010010
‘1
.1day tom-1s to Block island. 00.50am! 010.
Saturdays.
l1i11y tuulEs to 1911ka till. Months“.
0.111191111111111 tnAllnnl oClmnm $22 on»
day»..l111iy 111 :13. August 3. '1 "1.251
11111)“ to"! 11 to llxnsta111..\'1a1111111kol 11ml .\11
l11u1t.il'l.'lu.i11ly J" All“. :1, ll'. H and
”EDI. 1i 1.
iilny 1mm 10 '1 11111111111111 llrlnudn. $1700
811111111 ’i'ruin August “2;.”
t-clny door 111 Mutzarn Full.
“Ul whlo
7 day tool- to Yarmouth and ilulllux, 8:111.
Anuus‘illblb.
‘“toy to r to Montreal and Quebec. Nit
Sept. 11.
Call on G. W. Harris. agent. for
"New llnglsud 'l'ourirt'bnd ill. 11:15
11111
01.11.1111, A111;-
‘ 1
Tbs llddlsssx Banking
Oompsoy
MllJDLETOWN. CONN..
WILL? Y.011dc111au1|1v11b interest to date
lill’l‘ll {l liltlli 111501153 in. 111111 sol-tender 1
ssatsa vows
W A IN T I K N OW N
‘ 111 vs.
II!" Illlllll
1 ve on bald several tlmusand
1.1111111111111111...» netcheads thatww;
willpri tat 1110de111111181!”
‘We
ousrtsri billbesds 01.110. additional
1.000s. 1.1.000 sixth billhssils cuss.
nsllfltlll‘ mile; m4!- 110001
ditioutl imbibe Padding.
1310” up... 11 stock is 111
.l s".
1‘11
”WI.”
Wflilfii
. nitstshevs
” mm . smear.
tier. Iain and Visit Streets. lei-walk. Gt.
WASH Gillllti SALE.
2511 orgamlies.
250 lappet lawns,
lilo dentelle lace,
1219c lnwns
121.31: dimitiss. 1
121.. cents
0’. cents
DRESS Gt )1 lDS.
All light colored dress gmls, we shall
close out at halt price.
bile and tile dress goals. 251:
We shall make prices in this depart- '
ment that will surprise you.
080 black silky mohair, 00c.
WHITE GOODS.
l’. K. in large and smell welt. the putt 1f
tieat material for skirts. 101: to 350. l
White India linen. \Vo- bought 11 can:
of this beautiful cloth at so low a figure
that we will sell them at half pricc,10c
to 2511. l
Dotted swissos. 11; 10.301-
Nuinsooks in late and plain stripes.
12!..c to 17.11:
SUMMER SILKS.
All silk Indies, in navy. black and
men. printed in the latest design. sold
by us all season. 300 and 400. We shall
close them at 251:.
1. 000 yds. of black figured Greel’s best
Iodine worth 89c. for 1591:.
Norwalk’s Greatest Store!
We Are Constantly Busy!
New York
Keep these values in mind for this week.
UNDERWEAR.
Ladies‘ vests, 13141: to 490.
Gents' undershirts,
CRASH SUITS.
$3.50 toStifiO.
BATHING SUITS.
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11 I
250 to 086.
1111.11.11
We can’t afierd to be idle and you can't afford 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 oiten! The cheapncss of summer goods here will surprise.
prices can't compare.
The best silk for skirts. '
New 10101 black grenadinos. 49c. 750 We are selling double the, number of
and 080. ' bathing suits that we sell last year—a
.44-..4_, stock and prices must to the cause. 50c,
111113111211 DEPARTMENT. ‘0 "”
i’icnic baskets. Lie to 350. SHIRT WAISTS.
Gm“, angel cake pans. TC. 250 to .2 50.
3 pt. glass water bottle. 250. _ . _. . _ A
1 qt. decanter. 10c. 03,133 SKIRTS.
:1 qt. glass berry dish. 101:. $1.50.
Lettuce trays. 100.
Glass llower vase. 10111.. 101:.
Glass rose bowls. 5c.
‘ Pt. and qt. milk bottles. Sc and be.
011 stove ten kettles. 10c.
l'orch screens. 300 to 11.98.
—-—h——————
NECKWEAR.
iF11rladies and gentlemen. 12' 3c to 501:.
Remember!
win a wheel.
Large size night gowns, 50c.
111.2510 $1.08.
98c.
We give away a first le35 bicycle next Saturday night at 10 p. m.,Ju|y 17111.
DUCK SKIRTS.
P. K. skirts. $1.25.
HAVE THE
vegetables each day.
creamery butter in
supplies.
They says, but sometimes it’
extract. bottle. 111'
lain. c1111. 7'3
nnato sane-e. “to
be
1011
11 Building.
.0; EW““
l
g” N "
A Business
LADIES“ MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
BEAUTIFUL TRIMMED SKIRTS.
Save your coupons and
The Norwalk Boston Store.Cor.Ma111 and Wall Sts.
IF YOU WANT All. THE NEWS
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular . . . .
TELEPHONE CALL, 58-2.
That buildsits foundation 011 quality is sure to grow. That’s
why wclmvo such 11 demand for 0111' celebrated lino coffees. Our
Fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter, 5 lbs. for $1. Fresh garden
A delightful relish these warm (lays—the
l-lb. prints, 250 lb.
s pardonnblc.
.. -.......4. .4.
Its-1111' 11 jars. qts,1losc11. loo
(3111411111111. 11 lb 111111.200 ,
kqs sbmldrd 0011111111. ‘150
Trbs best stamh . 2511
10 cakes chunk soap. coo
Ferris hams, boneless bacon and smoked beef. Fancy Northfield
Fruit syrups, Bol-
20 lbs Granulated Sugar, $1.00.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer.
ts West Washington street. lentil Israslk. Oh
It’s! Eliot“ Good Form to Blow Your Own Horn!
It's a Sore Winner!
Gold dust. pkg.
"Arieso" 0017011.
Hagar outed bacoo.psrl!1.
Sugar cured shoulders.
Sugar cured hams.
lost ginger ale, Poland and A pollinnris waters, oranges, figs, 1011101113,
etc. A numerous variety of fancy 011ch 111111 crackers tor picnic
Last week’s steady stream of customirs
brouglst our tutu! sales to a figure never before reached, and that. too. in thc mid-sum.
mcr dull season. We menu to keep right on in the same line.
‘ Isst Goods Obtslasbls at iebbsr’s Priest.
THCIC I. “OOH '0. ‘I-L AT DUI .TORIO.
1711
1711
100
is:
1 to
Jones’ Flour, $4.75 bbl, 1530 bug
N. Y. GROCERY 00.
South 1110111110111;
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