, srwlllhahflflatthsaitranceto Thelm-
if???” should In all cases be 1111-
G BBNTINE
1'“ Norwalk. 001311.
7716 Evening Sentinel has a Circulation
in the Throne] Namath and i111 Suburbs
larger considerably, than the Cbmhined
Circulation of the other Two local dailies.
Our press 11111111 is always open to adver-
lirm and
I
Changsscannot mama the
" sun! day'oopy blood in. Every
. reunnablaolortwillbemako toaccom-
odato p‘trcus. but changes cannot be
1' insisted upon as I right unless copy is
south byh‘clook in the afternoon of
thsdayhetmthsohange isdesired
W
New York Herald Weather Forecast.
The weather krill! Promises to be generally
lair. warmerand sultry. possibly iollowcd by
rain on and Deartho coasts. Tomorrow It
promises to “morally lair to mr.ly.11liuht-
ly wameraod more sultry. probably lollowed
brrsiu.
Ills-satire Almanac for Tomorrow.
Sunrises I Ilium ‘ Blah tide Lowdhle
, 1:41 In! 9.1111 11.111
, mi: must ~1111 a pmnsnm. putco tor
: people with views to live in, it a bit of
news lately printed in the New York
‘ Telegram isoorrect. According to this
ljtom. that! lately arrived in New York
tn the m Saole from Germany a
': loan named Gingold Staerck, who had
use-ed the ocean. second cabin, under
the summed name of M11: Gingold.
ll‘his luau Btaerck was one o! the lead-
lug williesses at the trial of You Tansch,
manor of the worst police sew.
d Berlin
Gingold knew nearly as many ruin-
Ioorets about the underground work-
Ind plottings of political and so-
life in the German capital as Von
1 .1. himself did. It was therefore
My to silence him, too. in some
Way. With that we have no concern.
. Thopoint which most interests Ameri-
can newspaper writers and readers is
the manner in which- this fellow Gin-
Spill Staerck obtained his information.
3 was a newspaper man and a capable
the. Through the influence of Von
M he got the place of political ed-
ol the Balinor Tageblatt, one of
1111111111111; journals of Germany. in
~ capacity he obtained interviews
, important persons of every polltv'
‘ school in the empire, Socialists,
I ” 11 Radicals and Conservatives
to. Hoknow what ideas they held
fill when and where they gave expres’
:1? to them. Thus he know who was
lllsauthor of every important political
. meat in the German empire
That was nothing out of the way, it
maintained that secrecy as to tho
'1 1. ip of contributions which is
Irst duty of an editor of any kind.
1 Mt the real facts in the case can
.1” be believed in this country.
‘ .. the journalist, was all the
fill! a tool of the secret police, work-
in their pay. and his place as editor
only a blind to get information 1111
9'“ Touch. Thus the emperor heard
‘ ing that was said about him.
an article with a political
was written Staerck carried the
at its authorto his master. Von
Now be comes to America to
up with the country under an 1111-
1 11am. Nice sort of American
1 hswlll make! liow proud the
.1 1 editors of America will be at
H compatriot!
New York city made so load 11 howl
having the odsoourlug ct Europe
. ' upon 1111111111111 and left there
the Mars! authorities catahllahed
m possible aupervlsion oi emi-
arriving at that and other
’ ports from Europe. New
'11'1111111 tow crimlnsls and puppets
m lauds. but the Infllotion
Yuk titty promted against with
hrs night in her own case she her-
53min bvasItlng upon her lol-
Cttlsaus In the American Union.
1 . a spits at Kan-1111. New York
astsrslly chooses that state as the
1 ground lor her 11l11111 children.
1
I
3“ that Is what we Inter item the
fig protests at present poured
' by Manna. Two nnrloads of New
city walls have lately been goth.
, up truth the gutters and asylum
ssat to Karissa to grow up wIlh the
1. .
. , A statement of opinion made
lldi‘nstiou meeting held to 01111111
W! Kath. declares that these
children 111111111111 111111111 3111111 1111111111111
that Kansas has enough young ones
lull own to urovlds tor.
nnmhm‘mm
Nashville depot tor the train. Wm, _ ,. up 1
began mics. and an excitement was
raised among the mom says a
contributor tqm Dumb Am A
brlst Investlflcn proved that it was
an old colored man was was». aims
way to hls grief. Three 1111' m1- peo-
ple remarked on the strangeness of It,
but for some time no one said anything
to 111111. Then a depot policeman came
forward and took him by the arm and
s-hook him roughly and said:
“See here, old man, you want to quit
that! You are drunk. and It you make
any more disturbance, I’ll lock you
up!"
“ 'Dced, but I halu't drunk." repIIed
the old man. as be removed his Icar-
etalucd hnndorchlot. "l'zo lasted my
ticket 1111' money, 1111’ dut’s what's do
matter."
"Bosh! You never had any money
to lose! You dry up, or away you got"
,“What's the matter yore?” queried
a man as he came torward.
The old man recognized the dlslcct
ol' the Eouthernar In an Instant, and.
represslrg his emotions with a great
effort, be answered: '
“Say, liars Jack, l'ze bln robbed."
"My name Is White."
“Woll,1hon. 2.111115 Whlte. somebody
has done robbed mo of ticket gn' 111011-
éy H
”Where were you going?"
"Gwlne down into Kalntuck, whar I
svns bo'n an' mixed.”
“Where‘s that?"
”Sigh to Bowliu‘ Green. sch. 1111‘
when the wait dun out 1119 free I cum
up thls way. Iluln‘t bin home since,
1111b."
"And you had 11 11141111?"
“Yes, sob, nn‘ obor $20 In cash. Bin
suvln’ up I'ur y‘arx. salt."
“What do you want to go back for?"
“To one do hIlls 1111' do fields. do to-
bncco 1111' de co’n. .‘iurs P11391011 1111'
do good old missus, Why. Mars WI1I111,
l'zo dun bin prnyln' for It to’ twenty
y'nrs. Smut-tunes do longin' has cum
ill! I couldn't hardly bold myself."
"It's too bad."
”Dc ole woman to buried down dar.
Mars Whito— rolc women 1111' free
('llllli'n. I klrr ' her the spot same
as If I seed It y’lsterday.
“And what will you do when you get
there?" asked the stranger.
“(lo 11p to do l1I1: house an' or More
T‘rt‘smn to let nzc 31b out all do rest of
1113' days right 1!.1r. l'zo ole an’ all
alone. 1111' I wont to be nlgh my dead,
8111-11-11111111111111y for me when my heart
when."
"Win-rt- Were you robbed?"
"llut dunhs. dur. i reckon, In do
crowd. S1111? llo pocket Is all out out.
l‘zo droaun-d au‘ [mndored—l'm- had
dis money in my mind for y'ars, 1111'
now l'zo dun ldu robbed nu' can't go!"
lie foil to crying. and the wilccumu
come forward in on Oll’lt'lOIIS manner.
“3111111! book, sir!" commanded llw
stranger. "Now, gentleman, you have
heard the story. I’m going to help the
old man back to die on the old planta—
tion and 1111 buried alongside of his
dead."
”So 11:11 I!" rolled twenty men In
chorus. and within five minutes We
had raised enough to buy him a ticket
and leave $50 to spare. And when he
r1~11llzod I1I.~1 good luck, the old, snow
haired block fell upon his knees In
that crowd and prnyud:
“Lord, l'zo been 11 I11-Hover In You all
my days. 1111' now I dun 11:11.11 You to
watch ohcr dost,- yore white folks do!
1111.1 hollnvml I11 me an' helped me to go
I1111 k to do 1111' home"
And I do believe that nine-tombs of
that crowd lmd'ionrs In their eyes as
11111 gnu-mun called out the train for
Louisville.
PROMINEN 1' PEOPLE.
Tho A r1'l1l1lsh11p of Canterbury 1.11 1111
Iron of I01 llvlugs, 1111- l’t‘lucoof Walt-s
of Iwonlyonv.
Princess hlurlv \‘ou llolwnloho. 11111»
of the Imperial 1"I111111-1-ll11r of th-rumuy
por.’orulcd ll11~ 11111al1l1- [11111 of 111111111;
11 hour \1 Into hunting on hot-111111111111 I11
llussln. 'l‘h1- Pros-1111.11 1111 till yours old
Mr. Gladstone I11 the owner of tin
largest loud-pour“ In the world. It Is
1111' 11111 of u ponvllannker 111 Kt'hwu'll
and Is lhlrty -nlno I111I11111 I11 length. In
[1111111 of tho 1utltomurv rubber cap It
has 11 gold cap. Ito 1II111‘1nguIsl-11I ovru-
1-r uses It for a woman stick.
I‘hooho Wood. 11 young Indian girl
daughter of 11 l’nwuoo 1111111. has r11-
wvnlly successfully gone through 1l111
course for tmlm-d 11111-111111 I11 I’I1II111I11I
11I1l11. The other Indian girls I II}
Wlud, of the tribe of tho (11111111111111111
linlo Grocnod. 111' 1111- Wyuudotto tribe.
have also goin- 1l1r1111gl1 111111 1111111111».
The Hannah Emperor. It Is sold, 1111111
101111110111 worstdressod boy In Ilw
school at llnsaol. partly I11-1'u111111 I11-
wns obllm-d to Wear 11111 all his 11111111111,
and partly 011011111111 ho was 11111 11111111
so 111111! of dross then 1111 I111 I11 :11 1mm
out. 1111 mu not cure for tho 111411111!
purllcularly. though he was on Very
”loudly and democratic 111111111 with
the boys 111111111.
Miss Alb-o Hughes, 111' London.
daughter of Edtvlu Ilquu-n. 011- 11111111
portrult pullllt-r. I11 sold 111 he 1I11I 11111111
successful and srllstlv 11111111111111|1I11~r I11
England. Ilht- has lwr gallery I11 I11-1'
own 1111111111111 home. and lurr art I11
1111101111 her 11111111111111 I11 1111M 111 1111 1111
1111111011. Rho photographs royally 11111!
all London colt-bruins. 111111401111 111111111
orders than shr- 111111 1111111111 111. "111
MM" are very high. 11111 11111- 111 1111-
I1usiost and most popular photographer
111 London.
W
A 'I'ranstanru 1111111111.
"Everybody says my daughter 1:111
her beauty from 1111-. it '11111 do you 1111;
111 that?” “'lltst It 11111. 111111I1111 111 11111
111 11111. It [mu you.” ”1111-3111111 131111
l“
story
Worth
Telling.
summits, moms.
Thsl‘und now Nearing them
Hundred Dollar Hark.
The total subscription to the Soldiers'
Monument now amounts to $1,455.07.
The amount required is 02,500. This
list will be printed every day, with the
additions, until the whole amount 111 so-
cured. Bocommondable an object ap-
peals to every citizen, and we believe
will meet with universal response. It
isnot necessary that the amount sub-
scribed should be large, for any sum,
however small, will be acknowledge]
However. as the amount needed I11
considerable, those who are able should
be as generous as possible:
General Russell Frost .50 00
Mayor C. G. Bohannau 50.00
Nelson Ta 101- 5000
Robert B. 50.00
Marvin Brothers 50.00
Edward Beard 130.110
Frank A. Ferris :10 011
John H. Ferris 50 00
Jeremiah Donovan 511.1111
James Golden 50.1111
Christian Swartz 50.111)
John H. Kna 50.1111
Ebenezer li' ‘ 50.011
Elbert A. Woodward 511.1111
George E Lonnsbnry 50.01)
Edwin H Mathewson 501111
Andrew Thornpson 110110
l’1- -11-.r L. Cunningham 50 00
Mortimer M. Lee 1.111111
Jacob M Lay 1011 25 (111
William W. Comatock 25.00
Richard H. Golden 2500
Charles E. Jennings :25 011
Uliver E. Hard. New York III 011
It. T. H. Barnes, Boston 11) 011
George 1. Burton 11) 00
William B. Reed 1001)
Colonel Leslie Smith 10.00
T. .I. Adamo. New York 10.00
llr. G. W. Benedict In 1111
A Friend, Boston, 111,110
.I. 8. 8111111111». New York. 111.1111
Caleb Wood. 2.011
Thomas MchIllan, 2.00
..I F, Bailey, Newark, N. 1].. .50
Fred Keating 1000
Raymond Brothers 25110
W. ll. Hoyt 1V: Son. 20,1111
lmster St..lohn.ltownyt11u. 111.110
Mrs. Andrew Thompson 1). A It.. 1.1111
H. A. Mathewson, 231.1111
(‘Iiitou M. Cooley. 1.00
.l.llarri1ton Cooley. 1.1111
1 harlau ll..limn1eraon. 2.1m
Mary A. Cunningham, l). A. It., 10.00
P. L. Unu11lngha1n.troa11urcr M1111.
umontal association. transfer
of balance.
The Bill dz Hubboll Lumber 00..
ML! 17
10.00
.lumosC Green. 10.1111
Htepben it. Wilcox 5 1111
Rev A ll. Kuvauugh 11.110
Alotmo Wheeler 5.011
Young itcsldonl. 2.00
John Grant. .1111
Total. OI. 111111. 11
$l, OOO REWARD!
Ilv Vlrtuo oi the 11111I111rl1y molded to me
I1ytl111H1ntute Luwu otthls 8111111, (11111
'I‘1111111111111I llollitr» ll11w11r1l I11 hereby 1111
I1~1"1~1I 11111I 11111111111111l to the permit who
shall ulvo such lulurumtlou that the 11ch
111111 or poi-11111111 uull1y11! the murder 0!
liooruohlurt'us vahola. lulho ’l‘owu ol
Trumbull. I11II111 1'1111111) 11! Folrllold. In
this fil1111.1luri1ml!11 night 11! July 20 11,-
”11111111110111; 11! July '..'I 11107, I111 oppro
hooded 11111! convlulud
LUIIIIIN A. CIIIIKE.
Huwrltur 11! l'11u111111tlcut.
Ilurllord .l11ly",:.l 111117.
luloruuitlou may I111 11111-11 111' lulllrt-ssml
111 101111111 Aunt-1111,. 11111111111! l",111111o111lo11
Biathlon! I' 111111. 1‘31 111.
Mm
We have on hand several thousand
job lot blllhoads and notcheads that we
will print at the following prism: 1.000
quarter blllheads CI. 00. additional
111111111. s1. 1.11011 1111111 11111111111111 01.111.
additional 1, 000 s. 7511;110tshosds. I (.1011.
01.25. additional 1.000'11. 7011. l’addlns'.
9111 1111111000 1~11tr11.'l‘hls stock Is 111
111111111101”. Yoooau havnlt at abovs
311.111» 1111 long as 11 lasts. Evening Ilsa
11 .
1511511151
Paints
For structural or marine use.
Rsirigs raters I
Window Screens
AT COST.
Bicycle Rspslrlng.
FOX
”Everything (mm a needle to an anchor’ '
Cycle and Hard-
Wll‘. Co.
1211 Washlugton Street.
451-5-. .m.
ENTERTAINIENTS
IORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
r. w. aircnsm. ................... Manager.
Grand
Summer
Carnival I
(11111 Night Only.
Tusaday, July 21,1891
The Wonderful
CINEOGRAPH!
Trembling 11 lu1’».-1Iml|1- 11! the
Kraut Itrnund Iluht 11! 111117,l1y
counterparts ol
Corbett and
F Itzslmmcns
Together wIth “’11!th .t Fuller's high class
VAUDEVILLES
It bpecl: 101' artists. Special111l1lo1l11ttr111- lions
M11111 11111111111111»3111111111111113141111111 F1111
1111111111.
Irl1o11 115. :15 and 5111'. Hoots lan on sale 11!
W11~d' 1111111! Tomlinwh' 3‘.
Do You 11111111 .-
LUSTRINE?
NO, WE SELL IT!
This remark was overheard at a
leading grocer 's.llousckccpcrs who
have tried it know that LUSTRINE
is the best article on earth {or house
cleaning. If you have never used
it, try a me cake; all grocers scll it.
NOTICE.
snoutmrow 11
11511111111.
'l'ho i11l111l11111ul-1. lvuul Valera 111 1111-
'l'11w11 11! Nnrwulh. 11r1- hen-I1; 1111IIII1~1I11111|
WItl'III'tl Hull 11 1111111'lul town meeting will
he hold iu the Town ”11111111, I11 111th! town.
'l'humluy. t!11~'.".ttl1 day 11! July. 1910?, 111
I11'1-l111-k I11 ”111 11011111111111. for tho I11II11wr
lug purposes, 11111141.:
'l‘oautl1orl1u1tlu1 1111I111'11111-11. Ii 1l1111111111l
mlvl1111'1l11, 111 1111111111 to I11- Wltlt'llt'll tho
hhthmry 11111l11r1l111 I11-blue 111 the Iluulmry
and Nurwulk rullroad. ut Meadow street.
Booth Jot-walk. 1111 petitioned for by E. A.
Woodward, E1111. and other», 11111! I11 make
any 11111111111111)! approprhu I1111 therefor.
Humttlmrlzn 1l111 1111I11111m1111 I11 111111110111
pIIhIlr r11:11|111-1111utl11|1 thereof. 1,11 I111 I111
11mv1-1lm11l1r1l111 provlstous ol (Simpler
L'l‘X XIX ol the Public A11I1111llh|11 Nate,
11111111111I111 the dummy 11111111I1111. 0111:. 111 11111.
Iivmral Assembly. and to 11111l1etl1o11111's11
sury 1111pr11prl11111111 ”111111111111
'1'11 II: the compensation 111 the Town
Assessors hortmller sleet“!
'l' 11 take 1111111111 upon the 111-IIII1111111J11I111
ll 1.111111 “111.,11111! others!" I|11-11111ll.1-r11l
ilslng 1111 11111 11 who per day whu- I1 Ilw
eltlosul '111-11111! 11111|fl11111hhorw11II111I111II
I111r1-1111I1-1-1I1411111y 1.11 the 'Iowu 111 Nor
1111011111 11111 111111 111 I111 11111111110111. 111111
Willa“ 111 tho11111111111111establishing 11 town
high 1114111111 111111111 the ”1111111111 111 i ‘hap
tor UN X X\ II! at the Isusral Statutes 11!
”11111111111 111 1‘1111111111011111.
111111-11 111 Norwalk the filth day 111July.
"fill.
IMM‘HI 1.111.111.
Et'muw 1111111111.,
s *H‘aaao
sHaas.! ass-a ‘
OSTON STORE.
NORWALI'S CREATE“ STORE.
Tbs
Ilitohsu
Fur-
nlshhig
Imporv
hun.
m
PROSPERITY BOOM 1
“Dinna Hear the Slogan!”
Dinna Hear the Slogan. I”
' proclaim aloud that relief is at hand.
can go up Salt River.
and never will.
The wheat from the west, the great crops from the west and the great lode of gold from the northwest
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 tariff bill
We shall have good times, for this great country will assert itself to spite of all
the politicians and sugat trusts, combines, etc. High prices and low wages never boom the country
The unprotected farmers are the boys that steer this great country.
For Men.
Men' 11 lancy bosom white body shirts. choice styles, 131111
onos' tor 500.
The celebrated Manhattan shirts in soft and laundered
bosom, regular v.98 and $1.50, the most desirable shirt on
the market. this sale $1.13.
25 don soft outing shirts, {1110.
50 damn fine suspenders. 2:11;.
75 damn fine last black hose, I:L”._.c.
10 down superior made night 11h1rt11. 501'.
60 dozen best unlsundered shirts, one, The and *1.
Wash Goods.
It is late in the season. but we bought .1 case of 12’. _.c
lawns that we will sell Saturday and Monday tor 11' 41-
1 case of I251: gingham. in short lengths, for 0' _..c
I case of I01: striped out1ng1-1,f0r shirt or wrappers 01-.
A110! our 251: organdies. lapptrt. mulls, otc.. all at l'[ .c.
linens.
Tiny botore the tariff sends linens higher than a kite.
37311 halt bleached damask, 201:.
111111 Inll bleached damask. rm.
:1ch full bleached, Winches wide, 50c
Handkerchiels.
Lndics’ white. fancy hemetittlhed, neatly crubroideriedv
5 cents.
Ladies' all linen white and ‘lsncy homatitchod, worth
I011, this sale I'J'gc.
Ladiee' Swiss c111broid11rml lurnmtilchod, regular value
lite and 251:.this rule I‘l‘ic.
Here is What We Are Doing in the Way of Low Prices!
50dozen men's turkey red handkerchiefs. extra large,
best made, Worth IL .11, for this sale. 3 for 250.
2 1 down men '11 pure linen I1e1nstitched.iull size, regular
value 150, for this 51110.01:
Towels.
Largo Turkish bath towels, 11.“..0
Illc damask towels, knotted fringes, (or this sale 12:50.
Kitchen Department.
GRANITE IRON.
Genuine granite iron tea pot-s, 25c.
Genuine granite iron coffee pots, 25c.
Wash basin. granite iron, 101:.
3 quart pudding pans, I0c.
Large size water pail, 501:.
FRUIT JARS.
Mason' s fruit jars, quarts and pints. 52‘ .20.
Lightning Jars, pints, SI. 15.
Lightning jars, quarts. 31. 25.
Porch screens. 391: to $1.05.
Window screens. 171.: to 30c.
Suit Room.
1111: cambric embroidered trimmed drawers, 251:.
Sal .25 crash skirts, 1111-.
Duck skirts, 981:.
the shirt- waists, 501:.
Itl .05 shirt waists. H.271.
$l.00 children's dross-~11. 30¢.
Crash suits, 83.50 to $0 50.
Bicycle skirts.“ 25.
It’
-'- 01;
The Norwalk lBoston Store, Cor. Main and Wall Sts.
HAVE THE
I rom everywhere!
our every morning. Elegant coficcs.
creamcry b11ttcr,25c pound.
wnlcr. Belfast ginger ale.
IF YOU WANT ALI. THE NEWS
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
“Regular. . . . .
TELEPHONE CALL, 511...
Purveyor of Feed and Drink!
Nowadays nothing is too good,sccmingly, {or the table.
vitality. The good housekeeper is always on the lookout for new dishes They are welcome as :1 spur to the
jaded appetite and 115.1 direct means to health an I strength. '111 our store we have gathered from everywhere
the Iruits.thc spices, the sugar, the cereals and dcltcacics of all sorts; probably we havc' In stock many things
of which you never even been! so swift are the advances 1n modern food production.
do not already know, that in quahty our goods are always of the very highest.
Good food produces good effects in health and
l on will find, if you
We have the best to eat
Lunch chicken, turkey ham and tongue, game pales. We have the finest products of the market gard-
Funcy gilt edge crcamcry buttc1, 5 pounds Ior 81. I rcsh country
eggs. The delicious l'crrh hams. boneless bacon, smoked bccl 111111 tongues. Celebrated Northlicld
Fancy head rice. F1u'11 syrups. Guam jelly. Apolliuuris and Poland
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
Ill last Washington ttrsst. tssth lsmslt, Ct.
It’s Not Good Form to Blow Your Odo Horn!
They says, but aotnctillues it‘s pardonnblc. Last week's steady stream of customers
brought our total sales to a figure never before reached, and that. too, in the mid-stun-
mcr dull season. We 111mm to keep right on in the same line.
But Goods Ebtslnsbls st Jobbsr’s Prices.
'I'Hl NC I. ROOM FOR ALL AT OUR .‘I’ORI..
It’s a 8111s Winnsrl
Elite root beer extract. bottle. “1' Mason‘s jars. 11111, down, 11111 “old dust. plat. 1711.
halal loans. plain. 111111, 711 Untlolctto. ll lh pull. 2511 “Arloan” 111117110. Ila
linked boom. tomato nude. 711 has. ahoatdrd oodlllh, 2511 Roger cured l11u-1111.|1111 lb Inc
(11111 bleach. 11kg, 1111 7 ha host starch, 2:111 111111111 111111111 shoulders. 1111
Masts aahuou, pet can. 101) 111 cakes chunk roan. 2:111 sugar 111111.111 111111111. no
5.} pounds host (lrouluory Butter,
Donovan lulldlng.
Helvcluwu oi thetowa of Norwslh.
11.-a1. m «M»..-
l
I
mun-1-
$1.
20:!!111 Granulated Sugar, $1. 00.
10111111111111.1311.”1,111,113.11111;
L.Y GROCERY 00.
Death bismuth.
is 11111: as ama avaauv. doawaau
M’MM1 We“
Norwalk Chronicler