‘ i
promieeeto to neuers' -
elkhtly warmer. except
Tomorrow It tr IronilsI -s
sen. mayor of South
* var been Inspected of
iorepiude. The fact that
tacodfollcw. In his
,3 Minted by the cir-
that. although he is a Demo
twee M mayor of South
lust fall. when every other
ortthu city ticket—barring a
. lib enforced—an ss-
.‘essouieetthe re-
" enti-MayorBo—
We to his chief of
spevery placeof busi-
of “necessity” on
Sunday-shut up astlght as
thatgrows intheNorwalk
Not so, much as a postage
‘ ' , stands. and like places
Wham»
dyer Bohennsu Is a sticklcr for
fiery. it is to lm‘ presumed, at
dieters!» at least. that he wants
',cfle'el closed.too.snd ashe is
d the most, prominent and success.
. Wane in the twin cities. of
.llekept'hie office door locked and
‘ fruumiduigbt till midnight. and
I We! polloekepta vigilant eye
themietalomthet nopills
' ‘ out through the windows.
this condition of affairs istoc
good to last in South Norwslk
clutcityhss had these spasms of
as. Imitation saintliness. en~
attire muscle of a policemau' I
peedoniy “while you wait.”
Dr. Bchanm‘s purpose is to
by etc: trial the aslnluity
‘ Baud” law. that he may
” "before using" and ”after
themodeof advertising a
‘ . do any event the
. It m. after stash-
“slaw on the Sunday
_ am in New Haven the
Milkmen tried-«perhaps
‘lsruswerth is less
‘ lie. Behennen. nor be
‘ lied of oiiloiai rats
than in loath lor-
the Marvels! Bee
M m the fol-
" mendoreamcry men declared they
' «lemming. ltocmpelledthefarmers
- torios in the world were at Chicago and
but butter color. no. This law ruined
, was. The great butterine makers of Illi-
' which Ex~Governor iloard of Wisconsin
,. ing trim of the Dairy union.
. vate fortuneo’ut. of the Cuban war by
. lie is compounded tosnit the stock Iner-
Iyesu of the political
fiscantest for and
[I wt of most of the populous states cured.
. ‘ dill. Unit's ascent lndiana and Kan-
' are. It manufacture and sale fcrmd
Mirth!) price of real butter till farm
cunldnolouger make a fair living. The
"M MM" product. however. did
and creamerymen to put upon the mar-
lnet better genuine hotter than they had
ever made before. and for that we. the
consumers. are grateful
The greatest imitation butter fac-
were owned by Armour &Co. The Illi-
nois legislature at its last session on-
acted slaw that butterine should not
any longer be colored in imitation of
butter. It might be tinted lcndon purple
orroescoloror paris green or azure blue.
the batteries trade in lllinois. lt was
only because it Jocked like real butter
that it ccuflaieeold at all. In in natu-
raletate “bulge.” resembles in up
Durance mention hll.uw No human
creature would put such stud upon his
bleed. no matter how wholesome it
noia closed down their factories.
it is now announced that they will
start up in Kansas. A desperate fight
will be made against them by the farm-
ers. dairymen and creamery men of the
state. They are exceedingly well organ-
ised and will work through the our A
chluery of the National Dairy union. of
is president. He is largely to bo'croditcd
with bringing about the compact fight-
Tho battle for and against the traits
tion butter ito be made in theliansas
legislature. which'will be asked to pass
laws against the imitation buttcr simi-
lar to those Blather states. The butter-
ine manufacturers might have more hope
of success only for one thing: They are
themen who belong to the great heel
buying and slaughtering trust. Under
their fine manipulation Kansas farmers
have witnmed the curious phenomenon
of beef cattle going down, down in
price. while dressed beef went at the
same time up and up. Because of this
the farmers of Kansas. whose live stock
interests are very important. have no
love for the butterine men. and these
need expect little mercy at their hands.
During our civil war accusations
were hurtled picntifully about that the
fighting would have been ended a your
or two before it was only certain gon-
tlcmcn high in authority wanted it to
go on until they and their friends had
made fortunes smuggling cotton from
the south and quinine and other sup-
plies to the south. There are to this
day those who believe it. It is not sur-
prising. therefore. to find the same
charges being made in reference to the
Cuban war. it is even said, how tru'th.
fully. of course. one cannot 'say. that
chler himself is messing a great pri—
blackmnlling and other methods. III
support of such accusations is for one
thing the story that \chlcr allowed
two cannons. to be sold recently by
Spanish ofllcers to the insurgents. An.
other point is the arrest of wealthy loy- . .. . ..
alists and supposed loyalists in Havana
charged with constantly selling supplies
in un undcrhond way to the Cuban
army. Nobody knows whether it is true
or not. as reported. that tho Havana
chief of police told the armstcd lllt'll
they would be released if they paid col-
lectively 3100.000 to the military
authorities. That. however. such a
story is told has a had look on the face
of things.
A prominent Japanese authority pro
nounoes absurd the rumor that his
country would rate objections to the
annexation of Hawaii by the United
States. Of course it was absurd on the
face of it. and it was only started to
make something to do for the foreign
correspondents and the ocean cable
companies so they could draw their pay.
To make money for the correspondents
and the cable companies those who are
in position to do so telegraph any lie.
however absurd. to the journals of the
world and call it news. Sometimes the
bet The fulsitlers will in time, how-
ever. ovemach themselves. and nobody
will‘believe anything they say. Then
there must coated revolution in the
whole system. To that revolution the
public may look forward in confidence
MW
France and Germany have agreed in II
friendly way to mutually divide up
thst t of Africa lying between liege
and rm and each has sliced off
with the W130 other the section
the will tshtt M is the first this...
lettuce and M have agreed ever
since mo ‘
In large a minority in thellnited
Blobs senate insisted on having parts
green patspontbe free list thsttbetr
‘lII-Museum». chum
unmamammm
~mw¢mnnmgi y‘
New York. At Waylon he is re-
modellngthelliltonmaustcn. Docen—
tentment Island he is makinlt extendv‘e
repairs and improvements for Ire.
Ward. At his Rowsyton shoptheboat
belonging to Dr. Batteries is being re-
Ocn tracks- E. Thomas' new spile
driver is finished and will shortly be
launched. It was built under the direc-
tion of Henry Wells. and is very well
done. It is considerably larger than
Mr. Thomcs' present driver.
Captain George Wicks will take the
Epworth lasagna out on a sail. next Fri-
day night, in the yacht Lida Monoton-
iug from the Bell Island dock at 7:30
o’clock.
Shepard W. Wells will leave Rnway-
ton. September 7th. for St. Stephen’s
college. Tarrytown. N. Y.. where he or-
pects to begin studying for the ministry.
Misses Josie Freund. Sadie Ryan and
Miss Golf. and Messrs. Clark and Rob-
bins. of New York. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. George Fuller.
The Norotou Musical association has
purchased all the scenery owned by
Charles H. Guider.
Miss Edith Fletcher. of Minnesota, is
the guest of Mrs. Alice Dean Ward.
Milli Addie Wheeler. of Bloomfield. N.
J., is visiting Mrs. Alfred (hockctt.
Miss Cora Thaxton. of New York city.
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mills.
Abe Show has been visiting friends in
Port Chester.
Miss Hawkins. of Auburn. N. Y.. is
visiting Miss Emma Cushmnu.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crockett are at
Avon-on the-See.
SOLDIEBS’ MOW.
The Fund now Nearing the Fifteen
Hundred Dollar Mark.
The total subscription to Ihe Soldiers‘
Monument now amounts to $1,450.47.
l‘he amount required is 82.500 This
list will be printed everyday. with the
additions. until the whole amount Is sc-
oured. Socommondable an object ap-
peals to every citizen. and we believe
will meet with universal response. It
is not necessary that the amount sol»
scribed should 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:
for yourhoet. -
PRICES sun WA m
of our goods are always rIghl.
- WHEELIIEII.
There never will be a better time
to have your wheel overhauled.
Allow Us To Aid You
F0 finale and Herd-
wsre (to.
no Wublnston Street.
Remember the number is no.
Best bicycle repair shop in Fair-
field County. ~ "
' Sign of the Silver Padlock.
Do You Keep
LUSTRIIEM
NO. WE SELL IT!
This remark was overheard at a
leading grocer' s.iiousckecpers who
have tried it. know that LUSTRlN B
is the best article on earth for house-
cleaniug. If you have never used
it, try a we cake. all grocers sell it.
RECREACLJONQIOURIST
\—\— ..
V‘gsoekw “3. “.9 <Q\W~‘>
iiday tours to Block Island. 88. 50and ‘10.
Saturdays.
Iday tours to Flamingo. till. Manda s
Ii day tours to Ausnlile Chasm. t”. on
days July l0 :6; August 2.0. 10.23.
t-Ilny mum to Boston. Nanlasket 5nd No
limit. “1.5.0. July 30. Aug. :,l 17.31 and
SI pt. 7th.
l-Ilny tours to Thousand islands. 3!? 00
Special Train August 23!.
tday tour to hlagsrn Frill. “8.00. Aug-
ust 2 id.
I day tour to Yarmouth and Halifax. 839,
August 5th.
Nday tour to Montreal and Quebec. Sill
Sept 9;.
lt‘orlullpariiculars cholera and tick-
Its apply toil. \l. Harris. railroad eta
lien, or ”lnylur .\' Golden’s. \\ ashiugtou
sire-cl.
BICYCLES! “
A qu line “I
llumbcrs.
Spaldings,
Kcatings,
Worlds,
and Crawfords.
Bicycle repairing a specially.
Work done promptly and neatly.»
llicyclc SupplIes and Sundries.
Stationery and Artisls‘matcrials.
Competent Instruction.
Fred'k. W.
Rogers.
II) Main 51., Norwallt.
A
SENTIIEL
AD.
A
GOOD
IllYESTIEllTl
letles to Contractors.
healed pmtm'is from contractors in the
town of Neural II for lnIproveInenta in
the Franklin III-mt school ItIIII «Instruct.
tion of an addition therein. rev»
able in plans and smlnfim
in charge of WI ialii In it
seesaw. IIIII III mowed ll] llltl smart
committee at the other of John ii. i gist
IIIIIII III o'clock noun. ottheltth vol
A0 at. Will. 'l‘ham on“ mittee moths
rigr to inject OWL ilIlde
he muscle the easement
”Jr. illit- maybe
severelit Mattel-mes:
mister! pets
General Russell Frost $50.00
Me or C. G. Bohannau 50 00
Ne sou Taylor . 5000
Robert ll. Rowen 50.00
Marvin Brothers 50.00
Edward Board 00.00
Frank A. Ferris .50 00
John ll. Ferris 50 III)
Jeremiah Donovan no on
James Golden 50.00
Jhristlan Bwarte 50.00
John B. Kns (I000
whenever Bi mun
Elbert A. Woodward mun
tiecrre it. lIounebury mm
ltdw n H. Mathewson {.000
Andrew Thompson All 00
Peter L Cunningham {.0 00
Mortimer M. 1". m 00
Jacob If Layton so 00
William W. Cometcck slim
Richard B. Golden so 00
Charles E. Jennings 2:. 00
Oliver E. Bard. New York I000
1LT. ll. Barnes. Boston to 00
(lecture l. Burton 1000
William 8. Reed In 00
(blood Melts Smith 10.00
1'. J. Adams. New York |o.00
Dr. 0. W. Benedict III on
A Friend. Boston. 10.00
J. B. Sammie. New York. 10.00
Caleb Wood. a 00
Thomas McQuillan. 23.00
J. F. Bailey. Newark, N .i.. M
Fred Kesti lug I000
Raymond limthm 05.00
W ll. Hoyt is lion. . 90.00
Lester St. John. ltcwayton. 10 00
Mrs Andrew Thompson, l). A. it.. 1.00
ilA. Mathewmn. so 00
Clifton I. We]. I00
.l Harrison Cooley. 100
Charles H. Illrntnerstm. u no
tisry A. cannibalism. l). A it.. loud
hiluuniugbam. treasurer lion-
mental stunted on. transfer
balance. 100.41
The Hill & Hubbell Lumber (10.. 10.00
W' “WA. 10.00
. ll 00
Rev. A ll. stensah ecu
Alonso Wheeler b no
knees Resident. my.“
John Grant. .30
M neon
. «In
is over you will need something .1 ‘
“In time of peace prepare for war." '
O.
I...-
- 'rI-Ie:
BOSTON STORE.
The
Big
Store.
IOIIWALK'S GREATEST STORE.
The Eleventh and Last
WHEEL!
To Be Given Away Saturday Night at 7 O'clock. August 7.
We have taken this mode of advertising for the last few months.
We have made ten persons happy, for
every one who has a wheel seems to be happy. This week we shall give away our best
one. August' Is the dullest month In the year.
In order to create busi-
ness we have oilered drives III every department this
week.
Save your duplicates and you
may be the lucky and
the
eleventh happy one this
puebicycle suiting 15c kind. H’L-L cper yard.
little fan cnovelties.2 5c pt r yard.
75c sicilian. )4 in with . 50c per yard.
980 buck silk mohair. 75c.
Silk.
390 and the summer silk,in navy. green and black. 25c.
Children's Dresses.
81.49 ones. 980.
00c once. 50c.
Shirt Waists.
81.98 shirt waists. tlflfi.
980 shirt waist. 50m
Crash Suits.
onmumo sans.
$3.98 crash suits for $2 05.
“.75 crash suits for $15.75».
00.75 crash suits for $5.00.
3550 crash suits for $3 on.
Bathing Suits.
Ladies'.t..l.25 to $4 50.
Children's. $1.75 to 3': us,
Kitchen Department.
Picnic basket. “in.
Nickel brood. l0c.
Lawn mowers. $2 '5
Table tumblers. 20c doz.
week by winning the
bicycle.
Clearing Sale of Dress Goods. 1
Bicycle hells. 10c.
Toe clips for bicyclists. 10c pr.
tiranite iron corn boilers. 980.
Granite iron soup dish. lilo.
Sticky liy paper. 10.
Blankets.
l case handsome double blankets. one value for 69c.
1 case of Dorset blankets. 49c
Linen Crash.
:7 in. linen crash for skirts. 1212c.
30 in linen crush for skirts. 15c.
The firm's pricesvwere 10 and 25c.
Linens.
The tariff will put linens higher than they ever have been
before. We were wise enough to buy before the bill want
into effect.
5 pcs. half bleached damask. 25c.
6 pcs. half bleached damask, 32c.
:: pcs. 00 in. wide. full bleached. 500.
-l pcs. 2’ yards wide. half bleached, 600.
10 pcs. 08 in.. full bleached. 89c.
Hammocks.
t! in heavy colored cotton. net hammocks. the
$3 2:; woven hammocks. $1.69.
$5.30 Palmer hammocks. $2.25.
Hats and Bonnets.
FUR CHILDREN.
Lace bonnets. 25 and due.
Lace and straw. 75, 08 and 01.25.
Save your duplicate checks. you may win the wheel next Saturday night, August 7th.
HAVE Till
The Norwalk Boston Store, Cor. Main and Wall Sts.
~lF YOU WANT ALL THE NEWS
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular . . . .
per every morning.
eggs. The delicious Ferris hams. boneless bacon. smoked beef and tongues.
creamery butter. 25c pound.
water. Belfast ginger ale.
rsnkll W
TELEPHONE CALL. 58-2.
Purveyor of Food and Drink!
Nowadays nothing is too good.sccmingly. for the table.
vitality. The good housekeeper is always on the lookout for ncwdishcs. They are welcome ass spur to the
jaded appetite and asadixcct means to health and strength 'lII our 510 c we have gathered from everywhere
the fruits.thc spices,tlic sugar, the cereals and delicacies of all sorts; probably we have In stock many things
of which you never even heard, so will are the advances in modern food production.
do not already know, that in quality our goods are always of the very highest. We have the best to eat
from everywhere!
Good food produces good effects in health and
You will find. if you
Lunch chicken, turkey. ham and tongue. game pales. We have the finest products of the market gard-
Elcgam entices.
Fancy head rice.
Fancy gilt cdgc creamcry butter, 5 pounds lur ti.
Fruit syrups.
Fresh country
Celebrated Northfield
Gucra jelly. Apollinnris and Poland
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer.
It West Wesklsgtee Street. beetl- Ierwslk. 0t.
It’s llot flood Form to Blow Your Own llornl
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 mid-surn-
mcr dull season. We menu to keep right: on in the same line.
Beet Goods Obtainsbie st Jobber’s Prices.
It’s a Sore Winner!
THERE l. BOOM POI ALI- A'l' DUI ITORIU.
Elite root beer extract. bottle, to Mason s jar». qts. down. the (lold duet. pkg. I m
Baked beans, plain. can. to Uotwlenc. it in pail. 25c "AI-tom" cumIs, I'I'e
Baked beans. tomato seem. in I kgmshrcclded codtlsh. 25c Huger cured bacon. per In. lilo
(lore starch. pkg. no ‘irbs best starch. the linger cumd shoulders. ac
Alaska saluwn. per can. we 10 cakes chunk soap. 2ro sugar onus! hams. Ive
5%» pounds best Creamery Butter, $1.
20 lbs Granulated Sugar, $1.00.
Maud 8 Flour, $5.00 100,650 bag
N. v. osouczsv co.
Donovan lulldlng. -
3. AID 37 Ill. fllIfl‘k. “DIWAIII.1_
loath Namath.
Norwalk Chronicler