.. ,_ ., -llo.vl Wall-luxuriant.
Wham—Ions Wall street. Norwalk.
mammoth. Sentinel
onus- 11m tuowot auruawa you will con-
lsrahvilrbv aandlna or briualua
It outta... ,
A m for the eouvauleuoo at those
lbowfltoltaullemaotasws or other mat
ter wall-tum! lttbaentrauoeto The Son-
, should in all cases be ad-
. . , IVER“) 8 IN
: I'll nth numb. an.
mm 'L Samuel hora Circulation
in the Min of {10110th am]! its Suburb;
law with o y, i an it: Com n'rm
CW 01W other Two local dailiet.
, 0W1"!!! room is always 0pm to other
tile» and visitors.
7 cannot be teed the
‘ copy il b ed in. Every
ouonwm bemake toaocomo
m m, but changes cannot be
quilted upon as a right unless copy is
south: by. 1 o’clock in the afternoon at
day battle the change is desired.
l
New York Herald weather l-‘omcast.
Ibe’w‘aatber today promises in be ucnoruliv
‘ lair. preceded In tho morning by light rain on
the (mt. with slowly rising tomaomture.
Tomorrowlt promises to be gonetlllly fair
and warmer. .
WW
lainlnturo Almanac for Tomorrow.
routines ' Sunsets l high tide ! Low tido
It. 1:19 6:59 1:0:
'l'uadyhnn Run to Send.
f Among the dying echoes of the
_ queen's jubilee altogether the most re-
markable am tho utterances of two
American ministers of tho gospel. Nat-
urally they live in New York, the only
'fol‘eign city in the United States.
Both of these Britons, who nnfortu
mtely alike for themselves and this re-
pnblio are citizens of tho United Siam.
preached jubilee sermons in honor of
the queen. One pictured eloquently the
devoted love and enthusiasm felt by
Victoria's subjects for ln-r all over hvr
empire. They loved her, good hcnvcns!
how they loved her and had done so for
60 years. This may ho true, although
the extraordinary precautions taken by
the London police and detr-otlvcs, tlio
anlljubileo mobs in lrclaud and tho
ballet! thrown about London describ—
ing her majesty as "a fat old woman
dealflned by natnrc foribo washtuh" do
' notooavcy to the Amurionn mind the
implosion of pure love ulnilluyctl.
However that may ho, tho British
ll‘lacber who lives. movvs and votes as
Ill American cltlacn. nth-r t-xpatlating
on this lnefl'ablo love of no years, la-
yup tidthli Amorlcunsbad no opportu—
ally love their presidents so long.
' Think of loving a [accident 60 yvars!
For this reason—namely. that wo had
no chance to have a president for No
Wrathnhthe New York preacher
llltl Americans were “led to conclude
that a monarchy was lr-ttt-r than a to
public." Thorn is hardly anything litu-
lento. It la. in fact, almoat canal to pure
love. .
The logic of the other proachc-r with
the Britth heart throbbing in aplaiu
Yauieo body was quite could to tho
above. No. l deacantcd on tho tlmrough
mutability and virtue of tho gown.
, which. lacing that it wan lntpoaaiblo
. unit the ultcumataacca tor hcr majority
to ill anything also than virtuous and
While. are perhaps no great crodlt
‘l to in. But taking for his kt‘ylmlo' than
m dated in an equal degree with
liar majorly by illustrators outbou-
Mtil d all women. the American
in.” with the soul of a British
,az'tlaltyoalinly manhood Victoria in»
f, you! attention the "urteatoat living wt»
. nan." Iauhatull la the mouth at an
1 m nah- uns mick. in and at
ml. by her own unaided orertlon
;. ”I will. Queen Victoria has never
‘ [in to the world a tingle achievement
L M Ill b uallud Inuit.
M from titration Figaro in «munc-
ilfl will the Victorian jubileo is good
M hit and Miro-hing: ‘ 'Ono would
- W Mill thudrltrl that htllt been
W that be! minty was tho in-
«natural mouths of smdnaorala. No.
'Wbrulaupn round on as a nation
I i hub-u and byworiloa. ” ~
hailstorm-bin old direction about
“in. always llanuol next tho duo is
”I Walton {rm ltualaiul. which
Wt, arm know- auy not out»
an Wm tbs «loom which you
it w Mutabl- la Auction. and
“Indium. lawman: a...
“WWW ‘9’“.ng
I w _
‘ , ill _
Before Opts Bead wrote The Just-
llua. layout botanic “wt in. tor"
literal _ an album” woman
in the um and j _ ‘ "I“! 0‘
Jon *and ii In cordwood.
" garden truck and other luxuries or life
by the sweat of the brow or the man
who “pulled" and old-tashioaed hand
prcsa for him. Then he used to tell
funny stories about himself, and some
people think he told better stories thcu
than he tells now. but he didn't get paid
as wall for them. This is one of the lit-
tle tales that linger in the memory of
r as *
anon mourn
(During mt)
many 0! his old-time lrlclnls: it steam: "
that he was printing a little pnpcr in
a little town in Kentucky-or perhaps
it was in Armando—the stnto cuts no
figure. Onc day his printer came rush-
lng over to the grocery storc, whom
the editor was sitting on an apple bar-
rel, conversing wlth other great minds
on probloms of state and other thlnga,
and demanded an immediate audience
with tho polcntutc of the paste pot. He
had noun or a dire mlamiiy to the
printing office. The only letter W In
the shop had been lost. llcad hurled
all the powers or his gigantic Intcllcct
into lla- branch, on it worn, and after
a tow seconds (fiercbrlltion gavc com-
mand thata sortie ”should immediately
be madajoward tho sanctum or the
villugc smith and horsesbot-r for the
purpose of capturing a horse shoc unit.
This order was oboycd. A ilorscshw
mill was scoured. out so as to stand
“typo high" and doxtcrously substi-
tuted tor the lost W. So far so good--
very good. induct]; but other troublcs
clinic. The Y was lost next. and
anotht-r onslaught was rnadc on tho
horscshoolng acadoluy. Thc W and Y
loomed up so well that it was dot-hind
to throw away the bi, which hud‘bo.
conic somewhat dorrcpit, and use a
third horseshoe nail, and so tho papm'
0am» out that wet-k. it was a trillc
spoilt-ll, truc, whore the now W amt
the now Y and the new ill worn uscd.
but tin-y wen,» bright spots. and tho
comments were ummwudulory. cht
wool: snycral llloro lctiors wcrc lost,
and other horseshoe nails wore put in
the tin can wbcrc the type u'au hopt.
About this time the horsoshm-r bought
a now but: of nails. and thou Editor
lit-rid docidcd on an exhibition of that
wonderful genius that has slut-o
brought him tunic. llc boldly thn-w
away all his old type, not tin» outin-
pupt-r up in liorscsbtm nails. and tin-u
poscd below an admiringv public. ’l’lmt
“'Qt'k tho postollh-o of the town lllllltllt‘ll
more mull than evcr before or since,
and the entire inon-asc mus lnadt- up ‘
of letters congratulating the gmu mil-
ior on the improved apt-amour or his
paper. '
fitorlcl Sent by Ilia l-‘rlanda at which He
Matte (Stunt 1'".
Do Mauricr has been much written
about in tho prt-ss by llltPll protruding
to be his must intimate frirnds.
though in one or two couspIt-tluus in-
stances tho family of tbo- Into lillllt‘lllt'tl
won: rather surprised at this prt-sump-
iloil. Duo or Do liauricr‘s institutions
was a pair of Vast-s which in- vth-d
his “joke-min." lit- uscd to ra-t-vlw n
largo lllllllllt‘r of contributions from
English and American irh-nds, all pur-
porting to lw true. and Worthy of an
illustration by him. i know at luasl
sovoral nutritious when: it'll-lids
mine hominid hlin tt-xta, “'lllt'll ho'
wry amn‘ancrwards nut-d to good ad-
vunlagc. As those contributiolm nr.
rivwi ho throw tin-m into our of tin-m-
"juke-lmlfl," by way of tiling a new
kind ol‘ plump-holy. 'i'ln-n win-ii it lilu~
Int-at arritml in which ho had to
scratch his hand for n suth-rt. in-
would dlp hla hand ~ot‘ rather his arm
minto this lolivry, and llsh up out» rou-
tributlou aftor tho olhcr, until no («and
out! that might be renamed as a print-
“that.
in ordcr that ho niluht llllllll‘l' hlunwlr
uuulnat rcpclillon. ho olmci'wd ”in run.
lino ol' nowr putting a contribution
bat-k luio Iln- sunn- "Julio-wt" from
which ho had t'Xll‘llt‘lt'll II. but tit-paw
lit-d ii in tho lit‘l‘tllltl l‘nso until tho ilm
on» bad bm-n cleared. 'l‘ht-li no at-
iackml the MN'OIIII our and t'lllllllt‘tl all
the lottcry align back into the first.
and so on. daily vending out the Worth.
hula mics. and rcl‘mahlnx his memory
an to than heat to his pun
pow. Tho fact thallium mo "John
will" n'orc llopt so well nuppllt-d by
friends who voluntcort-d tlu-lr t'oulrl-
blltloiltl ll lll llmlf lltllplu tt-sllmouy to
tho personal charm whit-Iy axon-land
by this warm-hcnrtcd luasior oi blank
and whitt-.~ilarpor'n lt’ucltly.
Ila. ”altar Worth “00.000.
Odd atorloa have often been told of
tho cbltlannlura of l’arla. but cvon
nioro t-urloua porhapa it the case of
“Minor Carola. a («male rawplckor.
laid to bc worth trump. who want
out to Antortca from her native ltaly
when aha was a (lit or twenty. and
has for the last lqu-allillul'ly yt-aru
boaorcd New York by helping to ro-
lluvo it or uncommitted trillcu. liven
now thin llllltltlll basal of human. with
hat-l: twat by tho nmumulatt-d wolahta
of mutations nut-ks oi l‘lllllllllll. Will‘lill
mum tittcsuhoim a dayflrrom 2 ill
tho lllllt'illlltl until ii in tho atturuoouw
on tho scanty aumlorl of two meals.
and :th is laid to ham invented can»
fully all M! tart-ca: .
'l’lw nuclei rays that and» such
mndltloua wash! mm'mreely to
ho worth till. but ilotlm' (latplo
lie-tun on m the old routine at up
picking year altar your. and intuition:
hair mutant" in It ntuit nephew
of bats. who will than com late a
not to has has“. auat pal-u Nara
mum- in“ Tabla.
a:
Wall Paper
Story
Worth
Telling.
sunligh.
For partials" and your name and tall addrululo
layer Bro... Ltd, Hudson & “animation. New York.
WRAPPERS
When a aervaut nahrra avialtor into the
tint and dlaap arato annimon youJenv-
air the caller a one, what does the caller
do? Shut bar eyea and await. your coming?
iiardl y. Ono sweeping glance and every-
thing is noted. An wall paper plays a
waspicnonu art in parlor decorations and
is an lndlcat on of your artistic taste and
social standing; it receives thecioaostacru-
tiny. it’s our business to malt» vour borne
pleasant and pretty. DEUKl-Ilt’fi WA Li.
’A PER wlll work woutlrra in your boner.
Pretty paper. Prices to ilt all purses.
l’alnten' Supplies,
ArtlntI' “flotilla.
Art Gouda.
Pictures.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Paintin . Pa Baacin . Deooratin
was... toll; “ “
DECKER.
79 Washington Street, South Norwalk
SOLDIERB’ 110mm.
The Fund now Hearing the Filtoon
Hundred Dollar Mark.
The total subscription to the Soldiers’
Monument now amounts to $1,455.97.
The amount required is 82,500. This
list wilibe printed everyday, with the
additions, until the whole amount is so-
cared. Socoramendablc an object up-
peala to every citizen. and we bolieva
will meet with universal rosptmse. It
is not nwessary that the amount sub.
scribed should he large,lor any sum,
however small, will be acknowledged.
However, as the amount needed is
considerable. those who are nblc should
be as generous as possible:
til ”(I "-‘
General Ruaaall Fro-t $50.00
Mayor C. G. Bohaunan 50.
Nelson Taylor 50.00
Robert H. Rowan soon
Marvin Brothers 50.00
Edward Board 30.00
Frank A. Farris to on
John H. l’erria on no
Jeremiah lxinovan Mm:
Jamel Bullion bum
Christian Ewart: mm
John ll. Kaa p _ from
llbonencr ill mm
Elbert A. Woodward hum
(looms E. innnnbary mtoo
Edwin ii Mathewson to on
Andrnw Thompson to no
Peter L Cunningham no no
Mortimer l. but an no
local: ll Layton 2:. on
William W. Oran-took slim
ltiubard ll. Golden so on
Charles E. Junnlnna 211 no
Oliver ll. Hard, New York ill no
it. '1'. H. Barnes. lloauul in do
(i 1. button to 00
Will am it. Read low
Colonel ladle smith moo
'l‘. J. Adams. New York lllJltl
Dr. o. W. lloaadlot men
A Friend. lioaion, 10.00
.l. s. dammit. blow York. loot)
Caleb Wood. 9.00
Thomas tloQulllau. 2.00
.1. ll. Bailey. Newark, ll. .l.. .llo
PM liming / loot)
Raymund Brotlura tulle
W. ll. lloyt a Son. noun
lie-tor St. John. flowayton. luau
lira. Audrnw Thompson. D. A. it... Lilli
ii. A. Mathewson. than
Clifton It. Cooley, Lou
.l. tiarrlnoa (loony. Loo
chat-la ll. Jlnumaou. sou
Mary A. Cunningham. D. A. it... low
l’. L. Cunningham, Wt loa-
:‘msutal association. trauatar
W09. mutt
The Bill dc llnhlmll Lumbar (10., mm
Jamal 0. (twin. lotto
flit-plum ll. Wilma I. on
Rev. A. ll. Kavauauh lulu
Alonao Winter 5 no
Young Resident. son
John Grant, .to
't‘otal. Ohm.“
Midi-Sills»
I
Paints
For structural or marine use.
Refrigerators l
Window Screens
’5'
AT COST.
lioyell Repairing.
F0
"Everything horn a needle to an anchor"
Cycle and Hard-
ware Co.
120 Washington kiln-ct.
ENTERTA INHENTSI
—“ -‘~
NORWILK OPERA
Y. W. MITCHELL .,
Grand
Summer
Carnival l
HOUSE.
.. ....,..Mannlcr.
(lno Night “lily.
Monday, July 27, “97
The Wonderful
CINEOGRAPH! ’
Pro-caution a lac-allullu of tho
aunt ii-mund light nl not. my
munlorpartn nl
Corbett and
Fltzslinniona
'l'nnolhor with \l'ulmtot .t Fuller‘s blah I‘llt‘th
VAUDIZVILLIIS
ultra-Plait urlbdn. lllwlaladdmlaltmvt on»,
lMam. AI rerllua'u larvlulmls I'unmaltu au~
urn-u.
l‘ hum 1m. tlfi I in! loo.
than now on aalofat
ml'nantl
omllnaun'a.
RECREA]
l
rays ‘9
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vvvi'l‘a. r‘,
It day bum in Block lalautl. “Midland till.
flaturdaya.
May tour» to Kara a. tin. Manda a.
thirty tnura to Amati e Chasm. an. . lop.
days, July it! all; An liat‘:.ll, to. no.
May loom tn llmion. . lama-list and hia-
haut. Mitt». .luly ill. Aug. it, it, ill and
Hopi. ilh.
t-d‘ay :o‘utl‘a l” ahfllllulltalzultllnlltlu. Sim
porn "ran nuuat .
l-nlay go's" to i'lauara Fall. "All". All?
ual ‘ . .
l day tour to l’armonth and Halifax. till,
dumb-t out .
Mlay tour to Neutral and Quinlan.”
Nept. ll.
Call on G. W. Harris. agant, for
"New England Toutht"uud tickets
lrlll
Dolou Kalil
lllS‘l‘llllEl
m NO. WI III-L I'I’l
This mark was W at a
lMlagMWwbo
, urn
lawman. , warning
[ U’.""" T”: I'l'.’...
BOSTON STORE.
‘noamtt's onrarssr trons.
The
Kituhln
Fur-
niablny
Empor'
llllll.
PROSPERITY BOOM!
“Dinna Hear the Slogan l” I
_w “Dinna Hear the Slogan !”
The wheat from the west, the great crops from the west and the great lode of gold from the northwest
proclaim aloud that relief is at band. No longer will calamity bowlers be tolerated. The west, the
most maligned west, has come to the relief of the country. The politicians and their high tarifl bill
can go up Salt River. We shall have good times, for this great country will assert itself in spite of all
the politicians and sugar trusts, combines, etc. High prices and low wages never. boom the country
and never will. The unprotected farmers are the boys that steer this great country.
Here is What We AreDoing in the Way of low Prices!
50 down men‘s turkey red handkerchiefs. extra large,
I best made, Worth lzlgc, for this sale, :5 for 250-
2’: dozen men’s pnro linen hematitched, full size, regular
vaino bio, for this sale, 9c.
Towels.
Large Turkish bath towels, 1250.
lilo damask towels. knotted fringes, for this sale 121.9
Kitchen Department.
GRANITE IRON.
Genuine granite iron tea pots, 25c.
Genuine granite iron collee pots, 25c.
Wash basin, granite iron, We.
3 quart pudding pans, 10c.
Large air» water pail, 50c.
FRUIT JARS.
Mason's fruit jars, quarts and plate, 52|,c.
Lightning jars, pints, Si 15.
Lightning jars, quarts. M25.
Porch lit-mulls, tillc to $1.98.
Window screens. 170 to zinc.
For Men.
Men's fancy botlt‘ml whito body shirts, choice styles, title
onus for 5w. .
The colobrated Manhattan shirts in soil and laundered
bosom, regular 3| .98 and ti .50. the most desirable shirt on
tho markt-t. this solo 3M3.
2." doz soft outing shirts, 54).}.
50 dozen lino sunlwndprs. doc.
75 down lino laot black how, l‘J'._.c.
ill dozen supmiur made night nlllnll. 500. I
till dawn lit-st unlaundcrcd shiris, on, 75.2 and ti.
Wash Goods.
lt lalatoin the season. but wo bought a case of l2',c
lawns that we will swli Saturday and Monday ior ago.
i case of lll'uc gingham. in short lougths, for ”’40.
i case of lilo strlpcd outings, for shirt or wrappers, l'u'.
All of our 250 organdios. lappot, mulls, etc , all at IL” .6.
Linens.
,liuy before the tarill sends linens higher than a kite,
:lT'._.c hall blsuchcd dunlask. tilts. 1
um: full bloachcd damask, Soc. '
Mme lull bleached, :2 inches widc, soc. suit Room_
l'lllldltfll'clllflls. 3 -l‘.lc cambric embroidered trimmed drawers, 250.
I 31.25 crash skirts. the.
Illicit skirts. 980.
IN- shirt waists. one.
this shirt waists, 31.25.
Si no children's dream-s. 300
Brush suits, $5.50) to $3.50.
Bicycle skirtn,$l.25.
The Norwalk Boston Storefior. MainarudW‘allSts
IF YOU WANT ALI. up: News ‘
. Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular.l. . . .
Ladies' white. fancy helustitchod, neatly enibrolderied'
5; cents.
Mim’ all linen white and fancy hematitchod. worth
lilc, this sale 1;”...0.
[radioe' Syrian ombroidered hornstitched, regular value
l‘Jc and "35¢, this ~an ”go.
i
TELEPHONE CALL, 58.1.
Purveyor of Food and Drink!
Nowadays nothing is too gtmtlsccmingly, for the table. Good food produces good effect: in health and
vitality. The good housekeeper is always on the ioukmu for ncwdishet. They are welcome asaspur to the
jaded appetite and as adircut means to health and slrcnglll.:ln our slum wellinvc gathered from everywhere
the lruils,lhc spices.thc sugar,tho cereals and delit‘aries at all sorts; probably We have in stockjmany things
ol which you never even heard, so twill are the advanttcsin modern loud production. You will find, if you
do not already know, that in quality our goods are always of Ihc very highest. We have the best to eat
from everywhere!
Lunch chicken, turkey. ham and tongue, game paler. We have the finest products of the market gard~
our every morning. Elegant collect. Fancy gilt edge (treachery butter, 5 pounds tor ll. Fresh country
eggs. The delicious Ferris hams. boneless bamn, smoked bet-l and tongues. Celebrated Northfield‘
creamcty butler. 25c pound. Fancy brad rice. l'ruit syrups. Guara jelly. Apolllnaris and Poland
water. Ballast ginger ale.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Loading Grocer, '
ll Watt Wail-[tea Itrllt. hath lamalk. ct.
It’s Not Good Form to Blow Your Own Horn! ‘
They says, but aomctimea it'a pardouablc. Last week’s steady stream of customers
brought our total sales to a figure never before reached, and that, too, in tho mid-tuni-
liter dull moron. We mean to keep right on in the same line.
last Goods attainable at lobbar’a Prion. It's a Sun WIanarl
MM won an. ar oua avoaaa.
. u... may ,Mm ”W
lltlta rout but attract, lottla. an tlaaon'a 1m our. (town. lilo (laid dust. tits. llo
Batu] llldlll, plain. can. “in mm. a lo ya“. so. "Arloao" wit-o. l m
llatad beam hurrah; lance. 7n 4 flu- mustard oodllab. lh'ltl Na.» and bacon par la. loo
tiara atamh, pkg, no 7 to but starch. sou lingar outed shouldm, in
Alaska aalmnu. W m, ltln to cater chunk leap. Ibo Sugar oumi haul. lilo
5* pounds host Creamery Butler, 81.
20 lbs Granulated Sugar, 81.00.
. Jones’ Flour, $4.75 bbl, 630 bag
it v. at
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