sentinel has a Circulation
Norwalk and its Suburbs
sonnet he nteed the
is handwln. Every
will be make toaooom-
the change is desired.
riser Yo’rk Herald Weather Forecast.
Thomiherfoday promisesto begencrslly
cloudy. with ne’prly stationary. followed by
rislugtemperature and occasional min. To-
morrow“ promises to be partly cloudy and
warmer. possibly preceded by rain.
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“more Almanac for Tomorrow.
Burl rises I inn sets I Blah tide Low tide
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One (it the three cardinal doctrines of
the theoaophlsts is the cultivation of
natural brotherhood. They are culti
voting it with a hurrah at their camp
9t Oust. Ian. The way in which,
first. Brother Foulke acoused Brother
Cline of' [tooling’ his little heathen
image of Buddha and then the hair
pulling, clawing. tongue lashing and
fist lights that Brother Fonlke and
Brother Robinson had when they met
I ‘In the street shortly afterward are
enough to draw tears from the eyes of
even an ugly little idol. This scrimmage
at Onset only serves to divert attention
for a little time from the spirited con-
tfit new on between the Tingleyite-
Judge theoeophists in America and the
, old reliable. only genuine Jacob theo-
sophiosl society of England. How these
mum do love one another!
Many a man has been found who
would fight for one wife, but the Obey»
sons and Arapahoe Indians in Okla-
bums want to fight for a whole lot of
films whole lot to each man. They
‘ m dancing with rage because the
. United States government refuses ,to
when polygamy, even among red—
tins. Curious fellows. those Indians
. Ottsoawhits man duds one wits too
sissy.
When people marry these days. it is
Well to take into consideration the pos-
Iibllity of future divorce. In 1800 a
lady was so much in love with Millard
Polhemul that she not only married
him. but made him a present of 320. 000
halides. In 1805 she was no longer so
touch in love with him; no. not by half.
The painful truth is that her love had
grown so cold she got a divorce from
him. They are strangers now. After
getting the divorce she also tried to get
her ”0.000 back. but in vein. The
court decided that it had been a free
gift and she no longer had any claim
on it
If Ir. Louis B. Davies. Canadian
minister of marine and lsbsriss. is not
a deliberate fslsiflor. then he is the
most stupid and ignorant man in p lit-
ioal dildo on this continent. hpcllk on
or the alerts of the Americans to III p
profitable seal herd of Alaska. Mr. De-
viss d Canada said in an Interview,
"The herd is no more theirs than ours. "
A «rials bill has hem lutmluccll
In! its Emilia house of cesarean: Its
first is to provide safety guards for
fit cutting machines used on terms.
“at” the recalled chaff cutter. which
h that ol a limb for many a stupid
it with British farm lsbom'. A
W law compelling thence of safety
on agricultural cutting machines
Aussies would seem very odd.
A]!!! limiting monster «ml: is
“W" engine lately bulltto
_ I” like an hour. Philadelphia is
allow two by New arms. but
Neonates is mantel new York
“its [lull in tabs Philadelphia as a
. The Ice mile on Iltlill’ en.
mums lest shove the Wild
is at the that called hletlmpssrsli.
ngxumrlm of
““9 W Wig
his better i lihdep." it use
ihsssvsiiltvthesdttom
the Winn of the hantlful antiI
Henry Moseley. who Is at present a
resident of Welcott. captured more
than a bushel and a half of semi-tor-
pld mltlcsnakes at the foot of Battle
snake Hill, below Thomaston. early
this spring. The snakes were being
tlrawed out by the rays of the warm
one even for that snake country.
"i am not much of a hand at splu-
ning a snake yarn," said Moseley mod-
estly. “but there were some things
about this last catch of mine on Rat-
tlesnake Bill that were unusually in-
lettesilng.
"Ever since i first came into these
parts so many antlers have been tak-
en about Rattlesnake liill that l have
known there must be u hibernating
and ancestral den on it somewhere for
the lreptiles. Besides. I was told that
there was. and I've been trying to
had the den, off and on, for a long
time.
"A rattlesnake is a beat~loving clea-
lure, you know, and as lflzhod never
been able to get any track or that den,
1 Just made it my business this spring
to watch for the reptiles when they
came out pf their long sleep. At last
one day I came across a monstrous big
ball of the snakes In the sun on top
of a flat ledge near the highest part,
where the air was as warm as toast.
“It was by all odds the greatest
sight I ev or saw or ever expect to see.
There they were, all lntervs oven, ‘heads
and points.’ just About half alive and
half dead, like so runny strips of thick
leather. I suppose their being massed
together in this way helps to preserve
them by keeping them warm. The
hull was son of relaxed and was flat-
tencd out in shape like a great big
chair cushion. Not far away was It
narrow fissure in the ledge, which i
saw at once was the entrance to the
long- -loohel~far den. There was not a
snake in the place, all havirg Joined
in the formation of the ball. As soon
as the clinics saw me they seemed to
give a signal,er the ball tightened up
all at once and started to roll right for
the fissure in the ledge.
"As for Inc. l didn't know what to
do. I was so excited. There was $50
of $75 worth of snakes there. all buffed
up for me, and I didn't have a thing
flu-re with we to kill tin-m. 1 never
felt so disappointed in all my life. You
see, I! never expected to have so much
to do in the way of stroke bunting so
early In the season, and all l could lay
my hands on was a piece of wide
board, which was lying there. All The
time those snakes were emitting up
more headway and s-rolling tester
:llitI faster right for the entrance to flu-
lieu. In another moment down they
Ilullltl fall into the cavern, and like as
Hut 1 sllould lose thrm-vquartt-rs of
”it ill
"I mind on Illi' impulse of the mo
nu III Said. I to Iny.sclf 'I ll try Int
best. and no H see W but I urn do with
this board.’ At that I run 0.»: (list as
l mull] about] of the snake bull illili
managed to throw my board down and
wove-r up the t'flU'Illlf‘t‘ lo the new just
before tlwlusll ruched the spot. The
big ball ' the board with such an
impetus I itbotrnded “or owr the
Ilssure and the next Instant was on its
way down the hill and across the top
of the lodge. Before the snakes t'trllltl
untangle Ila-Insolvent ”to ball was
bouncing down the footpath on till-
east side of Rattlesnake Hill. It slmu
wilful-d so fast that the slinkes had
to tighten their grip for safety.
"I stood wutrhlng lilt' ball as it Wt'lll
down the path. it we» a bill whirl
lug brown IIIItsu. All Wt'llf Well with
It until it l‘l'llf'IM‘tI a sharp turn III the
path. where It flew off the ”hull and
shot over lb» brow of the Hill. \t'llit'll
is about fifty fer-l high. The bull fell
lulu n uIIlIl bank below. and the third
sea-um! to mm the almkt'a. for when
I lluaily got to them they had not
mow-ll, so I IIlllI no reason to fuel
afraid of till-III. I ball a good limll of
trouble in Wills them and straight
eulug them author I could «of the
threats of the lot."
tir. Moseley menu-d HT rushes lu
all.—-I’bl|adoipbla 'l‘ituca.
”7-..—
Pariu' (Insets.
The person hitherto styled the ledger
or the boarder III-ours fIt'ltIIIIt'II to dbl
apmn 'I'hls useful domestic net-«s
sury to limited incomes Is now called
the paying guest. ll aplmors ill be
understood that a fully or gentlemen
living in It lmlrseliold ls, utter all. 0
guest. with the difference that he or
she happens to pay a stun unmet "lift“
for the hermit-lily enjoyed. l’sylnu
guest is therefore the proper Ill-signa-
lion. As tills harmless piece of til-Iloll
ls sold far have onmurllfld a mud "may
estimable falnllles. the uremia-rs of
which would have shuddert-d at the
thought of Imllslml a kaiser ors beam-
or. to make a little cam Illtrlwy by
for a male or female guest. the Word
as: be welcomed.
to» entrust We.
Freddmwl dtrslln't twill-re a mind
wonder M wash to: Issuable.
(molly-wild would you pwownt
ll?
"Bah Jove. I‘d think in I'm-och.
downer know-mm but Journal.
A mountain-o.
“l'te sure." sold the girl who is cu»
and. "Mt Blithe“ is a prior. "
Min. W III- t‘syenne; "Inn
,la a that of this hind it's so dlillcult
I“ toll «In. W" Ives s first cries
Is a “flan-mm our. .
sun. The haul was an unusually large
letting a lmlnmm and melting trrouls .l
7m m
Wall Paper
Story
Worth
Telling. '
terms-Myer: mandamus-onto
mm.mu«msmw.mrm
WA
a visitor into the
summon endeav-
When a servant . .
lorsnd dissp
up the
dumb nth
Hardly. One sweepii
thing is noted As
eonsp fences in .
is an Iwindiest ten oly r art.
social stand! 0 lit receives the closestscru-
tllny. It's our urinals
Ieasaut. and pretty.
AP PER will work wonders in your house.
Pretty paper. Prices to fit all nurses.
Painters' Supplies.
Artists’ tutorials.
Art Goods.
Housing, Deeorstiu
and Psz 1).: 8
79 Washington Sheet. Booth Norwalk
Q”lone.
audwait your coming?
lanes and every
summits Ironmf H
The Fund new Nearing the Fifteen '
Hundred Dollarlark.
The total subscription tothe Boldlers'
Monument now amounts to 01,455.07.
The amount required is 82.600. This
list will be printed every day. with the
additions. until the whole amount re se-
cured. Boeon‘rmcndsble an object ap-
peals to every citizen. and we believe
will meet with universal response. It
is notneeeesary that the amount sub-
scribed shonld be large, for any sum.
however small, will be acknowledged
However. as the amount needed is
considerable. those who are able should
be as generous as possible:
General Russell Frost 300.00
Mayor C. G. Bohsnnan 6000
Nelson 'l‘s lor 00.00
Robert H.’Bowsn 50.00
Marvin Brothers 5000
Edward Beard 50.00
Frank A. Ferris 00 00
John 1!. Ferris 50 00
Jeremiah Donovan 00.00
James Golden 50.00
Christian Ewart: 00.00
John H. Kns 50.00
Ebenezer Bl 00.00
Elbert A. Woodward 0000
E. loansbury 00.00
Ed I: ll. Mathewson 00 00
Andrew Thompson 00 00
Peter L. Cunningham so 00
Mortimer H. Lee 00 00
Jacob If. 20 00
William W. Uemstoeh 20 .00
Richard H. Golden 30 00
Charles E. Jennings so 00
Oliver It. Hard. New York I000
it. '1'. ll. Barnes. Boston I000
firms- l. Boston If) 00
William B. Read I000
Cdoasl Leslie Smith l0.00
’1'.J. Adams. New York l0.00
Dr. 0. . III lot if) 00
A Friend. Boston. 10.00
J ll. Summit. flew York. I000
( Belch Wood. 2.00
Thomas IoQuillsu. 0.00
mm. Newark. 1‘ J.. .00
Fred g 10.00
90.00
w. H: mm a lien. 00.00
inter ill. John. ltowsyum. I0.00
Mrs. Andrew 'l'hourlston. U.A 1.00
If A. ilslhstku. sum
('lllftou It (brainy. L00
lilsrrisoa (Malay. L00
Ulmrlsl ll. Jimmsrson. 0.00
Mary A Ileanlughsm. II A it. men
1' h Cunningham. treasurer Dim;
31mm" manure. transfer
balance.
The Hill A: Hobbs" lumber 00.,
surest}. (live-II.
"iii."
"MIT
"hill
Stephen it Warm: 0 00
It" A. Ii. Kavstlsgh 0.00
Altman Wheeler 000
WI!) “I!
John rant. .00
TM.
them It
its
1 its.
new «as. m slash is or
felt . Recession hastens
mes,“ unites. more
’5
‘ASBISTGS:
Paints
ll'or structural or marine use.
Refrigerators 1
Window Screens
AT COST.
Bicycle Repairing.
FOX
"Everything from s needle-to an anchor' "
Dyeis and Hard-I
were 00.
no Washington Street.
IV..I HAHR. R.
Special Limited
Excursion!
NARRAGANSETT’
PIER!
Rhode Island's Popular Seaside
Resort.
FRIDAY. JULY 30.
Observe the remarkably low fare. only
Sf. 50 For the Round Tripl
Excursion tickets. the number of wide!
will boatrlctiy limited. will be good on!
on special train and date as above. up
must he purchased before taking the care.
or regular fltre will be tolloolod
HI’FIJML EXI’IlEi-iii TRAIN.
With firsl. lass equipment. will III-m;
istarnfurd. 7 40 n. In.. South Nurwaill
a. In.. Bridgeportm. 2350. In. line Nomjl
gansstt l'ler at l" noon. No change (I
altII'll‘l ItNINfi 0|l'clfli*
it ave Nnrrngltnsi'll I'll-r at. i p. lli.
uflortllug nlple time for Id
011‘!“ but IIIIII. etc. tilt. ftlll
home at a scamuable hour.
HIP .A’l‘l‘. “litlt'l'ni Superintendent.
one I. («insert Passenger inch
C. ”1' m'ZIIitAfl‘fi'l'liAll. General i’asuugtir
All!
New lisven. July Ill Inn. .ly" .7 lit.
l’
Ihurll
u reiurf
Do You Keep ;
x. LUSTRIHE
NO. WI III-L IT!
This remaril Ives overheard at
leading grocer 's.llousckscpsrs who
have tried it huowthat LUS‘I‘RIN!
is the best article on earth for bomb
cleaning. If you have never use
it. try a leccslle. all grocers sell l.
$l, 000 REHAB!
By virtue of the authority granted top 0
Thousand Dollars Row
loved and promised to
shall give such informal
son or poms guilty of
thorns Mounts mohair. 7
Trumbull. in the ffottot .
this State. during the III;
the morning at July bl. ‘r
bounded and convicted. .
lflillillh
one run. one i
we...
lal paper “plays“:
tails and .
make your home .
ECKI'B‘S WALL ‘
ones for 500.
2.”) dos soft eating
5 cents.
lilo, this lilo 2‘}
I...
III.’
THEIHHI'II
OSTON STORE.
IDRWALI'S GREATEST STORE.
The
llltchsn
Fur-
nlshlng
Eisner.
Illlli.
PROSPERITY BOOM l
“ I Inna Hear the Slogan!”
battles-l. scaller‘
“Dinna Hear the Slogan l”
the politicians and sugar trusts. combines, etc.
and never will.
For Men.
Men's fancy bosom white body shirts. choice styles, title
The celebrated Manhattan sllirts' In soft and laundered
bosom. regular tl. 08 and tl. 50 the most desirable shirt on
the market. this sale SI 13.
shirts .00.
50 dozen fine suspenders. 25c.
75 dozen line last block hose. l2‘._.c.
l0 dozen superior made night shirts. 500.
80 down best unluuudered shirts, 500,
Wash Goods.
It is late in the season. but we bought a case of 12' It:
lawns that we will sell Saturday and Monday for “'40
1 case of l2'yc gingham. in short lengths, for tilde.
1 case of lilc striped outin s, for shirt or wrap
All of our 25c orgnndios.
Linens.
iiuy before the tariff sends linens higher than a kite.
31"...0 half bleached llaIIIusk. 29c.
title full bleached donmsk.
0750 full bleached, 72 inches wide. 50c.
Handkerchiefs.
Ladics‘ white, fancy hematitched. neatly embroideried.
:1! IO .
Lsdies’ all linen white and fancy hemetitched. worth
Ledles’ Swiss'emhroidered hemstitched, regular value
‘ file and 250, this sale l‘l'p:
The Horwalk Boston Store, Our. Main and “fall Sis.
750 and $1.
a,ppct mulls. etc ml at it“. c.
No longer will calamity ho
best made, worth 1..
Genuine granite
Genuine granite
Large size water
rs. fie.
Duck skirts, 05c.
1w shirt waists.
The wheel. from the west, the great crops from the west and the great lode of gold from the northwest
proclaim aloud that relief is at hand.
most maligned west, has come to the relief of the country. The politicians and their high tariff bill
can go up Salt River. We shall have good times, for this gr‘eat country will assert itself in spite of all
High prices and low wages never boom the country
The unprotected farmers are the boys that steer this great country.
wlers be tolerated. The west, the
Here is What We Are Doing in the Way of Low Prices!
50an mou' s turkey red haudkerchiefs. extra large.
"' ._.c. for this sale, 3 for 25c.
2 5 dozen men’ 8 pure linen hemetitohed, full size. regular
value 150, for this sals.90
Towels.
Large Turkish bath towels, 12!...0
lilo damask towels. knotted fringes, for this sale 125,0.
Kitchen Department.
GRANITE mos.
iron tea pots, 25c.
iron codes pots. 25c.
Wash basin. granite iron, 100.
3 quart pudding pans, lOc.
pail. 500.
FRUIT JARS
Mason' a fruit jars. quarts and plate. 521.20.
Lightning jars. pints, .1. l5.
Lightning' yars. quarts. 81 25.
Porch screens, 39c to 81.08.
Window screens. llc to 30¢.
Suit Room.
40c cambric embroidered trimmed drawers, 25c.
$1.23 crash skirts, like.
Me.
a $1.03 shirt waists. 31.25.
s ? M00 children’s dress-s. 30c.
Ural-sh suits. $3.50 to 30 50.
Bicycle skirts. Al 25
creamery butler.
water.
“'1
!
not every morning.
RAVI '1'!!!
IF YOU WANT ALL THE NEWS
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
25c pound.
Belfast ginger ale.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
Elegant coffees.
Regular. . . . .
TELEPHONE CALL. 58-1.
-Purveyor of Food and Drink!
Nowadays nothing is too good,secmingiy. for the table. Good food produces good effects in health and
vitality. The good housekeeper is always on the lookout for new dishes They are welcome as u spur to the
jaded appetite andasadirccl means to health and strength 1!" our store we'liave gathered from everywhere
the fruits,tile spices,lllc suganthc cereals and delicacies of all sorts; probably we have in stock’mauy things
of which you never even heard. so swift are the advances in modern iood production.
do not already knew, that ill quality our goods are abvays of the very highest.
from everywhere!
Lunch chicken. turkey. ham and tongue. game pales. We have the fittest products of the market gard-
I’llucy gift edge crcsmcry butter.
eggs. 'I be delicious Ferris hams. boneless bacon. smoked beef and tongues,
Fancy brad rice. I'l‘uit syrups. liberal jelly. Apollinutis and Poland
You will find, if you
We have the best to eat
spouutis for at. Fresh country
Celebrated Northfieid
ss Vest Issalsgtss Street. but! Ismail. It.
mu» m use «um-I. Imam fir
halted beans. plain. m. m
Hated beans.totnsle settle. in
t m stareh. pkg. he
Ala-ha salmon. per cell. mu
.3...
Mason 0 in” dis. dossn. lite
tummmm flibpsi ill-u
"WWII“. the
f h m “m”. ”I!
I0 learns chant Illlp. the
' 51} pounds beef; Creamery Better, 31.
It’s flat Good Form to Blow Your Own Horn!
They say, but sometimes it’s pardonable. Last week's steady stream of customers
brought our total sales to a figure never before reached, and that. too, in the midsum-
mer dull season. We menu to keep right on in the same line.
but deeds Obtainsbls st lebhsr’s Prlegs. it‘s s Sim Vim!
Mm row ALI. av ours avenue.
“(lid d“; Ms A "A
"ammo .. :3:
or per . .
new salad shoulders. 0..
finger cured haul. Its
:30 lbs Granulated Sugar, $1..00
Maud B Flolt
1', $5. 00 bill, 650 bug
N. Y. GROCERY 00
. between lotion-lg.
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South Kuwait.
so “I 1;! “it. WSW mam.
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