v’Weatber Forecast.
.1 Premises to be 01061.
W , ' I enslave until nightiul
L 3., Wtobelalrandwatme .
3 Alums-o {or Tomorrow.
~‘ , ' ‘Mddel Iowtide
' morn
VM'I Attraction.
”usurious line of speculation
which holes-er William Crookes
, in an address before the
Wed March.
‘ them to suppose. first. that
of the attraction of grevita
milled. The!) the earth would
'. to itself with prodig-
iianwould have to be twice
I he is new to keep himself
stall. “It would be hard to
Z. the ground, to run. loop,
“for; carry any object " 0m
vests semen very heavy and
Iguaolo‘i‘the same. To support
hotly we should be obliged to
apparatus and eat
uolr robe Big, strong jaws
, would beneceasary. ltwould
‘,' hr man to crawl open
than to walk. Creatures of
. , humming birds and
m extinct owing to the
W
with long bodies and short
- close totheground, would
in ‘ bsraud the serpent type
‘ -. bein the ascopdant.
fiercely fly at all against
‘ fcroethst pulled them
the ground. lieu would be
. .. » into a being. "stunted,
linked. flat footed. with enormous
a underlying a diminutive skull.”
.6. We other hand. says Professor
W ”mole the power of gravita-
. "to be diminished by one half. The
W More of all creatures upon
earthwonid be changed to com
M Ian would become light oi
" debt. tall and slender. "we should
Wabla to lift heavier weights. to take
W bounds. to move with groan-I
Wand to undergo prolonged mus
2’
. We should akltn along the ground.
W touching more than the tips of
ear his there would be a sense of
ease and power of locomotion
fink“ mankind are strangers now.
M the professor points out curl
w that our highest ideals of
. beauty center in the type of
decreased attraction of gravi-
wauld produce. while the lowest
“ evil thing our imagination
fl tilt type that would become
if the earth's attraction were
ml.
‘9 “that! reincarnation be
‘ gel-tam. when its turn
.. Ate-embodied. will have s
_ Italians-ea tots catsuit.
m allqad mulls are
his aural it with poisons,
«with muster
by inchsswith scr-
rtlaevlag Ismael its
Illa. “Wind.”
fibula the vietimof
flfltlta latest
Mould baiuvest-
hm Biathlon
hiuhlyasieattle to
‘, to Juneau. a town on the mainland of
him: 91"" ‘0 uderr- ref 1.850 miles. Many people go by the
mm with less fatiguo, pmsibly ‘
' strong market for American beef. that
laaaiaksstrtsvraedabspplsraeria.
thitdsof the'way
Arline ocean.
. . .vtvlvo wayi’to reach thin
The pieces! miners journeyed by water
Alaska salt of Sitka island. Then with
dogs. Indians and packs on their backs
they ionrooyed northwest by raft. canoe
and afoot over 600 miles of as rough
country as man ever traveled over till
they came to the goldfields. It was a
terrible trip. but many men and a few
women made it.
80 soon as the gold fever begun in
earnest, however. a route much longer
in miles but shorter in time was pro-
jected by a steamship company. By this
route the traveler leaves one of the Pa-
cific ports by steamship and goes to St.
Michael. This is the name of a town at
the mouth of the Yukon river. The Yu~
ken empties into Bering sea twu-thirds
of the way up the Alaska coast line.
The mines are north of the middle belt
of Alaska.
At St. Michael. however. the journey
is only t done. Thetraveler
must di and take a retailer
steamer Yukon river, II distance
Yukon route. It requires seven weeks
with good luck to reach the mines
from Seattle. Wash, a little longer than
that from San Francisco. The land
route requires ten days longer than the
water journey.
From Seattle to St. Michael the dis-
tance by water is 5,000 miles. Wild
eyed enthusiasts predict that next sum—
mers railroad will be started from St.
Michael to Dawson City. in the heart
of the mines. But apparently the right
thing would be a railway from Juneau
across the narrow southeastern strip of
Alaska through British America to the
mines. The route would be diilicult.
but no moan-o than that. of many other
successful reads.
A writer’in The Canadian Journal of
Medicine and Surgery has been making
it careful investigation of the cause of
smokera’ cancer. It may not he slid
gether surprising that he attributes the
ailment, not to put toeilne a point upon
it, to lack of cleanliness. Smekers’ can.
our in, as might be enacted. a mivrebe
disease. The writer says: "Cancer of
the mouth shows itself particularly
among makers who pay no attention
to the cleaning of the mouth. who
smoke short clay pipes to the bottom
and who use tobacco of inferior quality.
The disease also spreads by contagion.
and the recommendation is made that
persons who drink in hotels and saloons
should be very particular about rinsing
the glance they put to their lips. The
writer does not favor the time honored
clay pipe. He says smokers should use
a nsrgile or a wooden or a moorschnum
pipe with an umber mouthpiece, that
they should not smoke o pipe down to
the bottom or use ucrid tobacco. They
should beespecially pnrticclnr toeleunse
their mouths after smoking.
From now u till fall the continents
will be looking for newsei Professor
Andree. who really gotod in his balloon
in quest of the north pole. Where he
will next be heard from. if ever he is
heard from. is as probleumtionl as when
the next ruin shower will fall. if his
theory in regard to wind currents about
the pole is correct. then he will appear
upon inhabited shorts next somewhere
along the North American coast. Mood
time, if a balloon voyage to the pole
could beseeccttsful his will be. ills nir-
ship is provided with every comfort and
with every prmsntiou thut could be
thought. (If for safety. Moat curious of
all is the arrtmgemcnt for cooking.
which is to be done by means of apps
rtttua let down 16 feet below the ear for
fear of lire.
A writer in" be low York Sun says
he lately sable ouagYsls sophomore
and ancihery who was a high
school grndcfi what they knew a!
General Francis Huriou. Both replied
that they had never heard of him. Can
this be Wilde? Then. indeed. it is
time to reform the American school sya»
tern. The boy or girl who does not
know that story of General Marion and
his invitation to the British oilioer to
dine with him on street potsmes roset-
ed in the ashes is. indeed. an iguoramus
andhasmissad partof the bestof his
education.
in consequence of the great boom in
Alaskaattd the opening up thereof It
too and pork it is quite possible in au-
cther year that France and Harmony.
instead of trying to rule out our meets.
will be crying for them and then not be
able to get them. We shall see how they
like that.
“Yankee incubus.“ “shirtsiesve Iii-I
plouscy" are sagas oi the choice bits of
language bssiauat Maury John fiber
man by the Millie“. Weltopetha
lactose onset-we this sort of thing.
if problem toksastsaeb palm
temptation good they imarof otlsm
ruinous upesttheevll taluthia
W
ltiaths mastoid-st gainer
. “laminae- she sells W
' picnicking at Rotou Point today. Three
from South Norwelk to Huntington L.
abusive ham to her husband and
mother-tun!" Themsecamecnthil
morning in the Town Court. but the
ehargewasuotpreseedandsbawasdie—
.cbarged upon paying the ccatsof the
sear.
Theodore Knapp. died at 11 o'clock this
morning at 90 Union street. She was a
native of Newtuwu. but had lived in
South Norwalk about twenty-five your,
and was widely known and esteemed.
Captain Truman Stevans took a party
composed of Robert VsuBuren, Robert
8. “misuse”; and Frank VaIIBuren
down the harbor this morning on a trip
to Norwulk'a fishing bunks. '
-—Thc last wheel to be given away at
the Boston store.Saturday night.Aug. 7,
at 10 o'clock. Save your duplicates.
Trinity church and Sunday school is
special trolley curs conveyed the
members to the Point. undadeligbtful
timeis being bad.
Mail Carritr Percy Glendening is of!
duty today, culturing from stomach
trouble. Substitute Carrier . Henry
Perry is taking his rout‘.
Patrick Dunn. oi Norwulk, was ar-
rested this morning for intoxication and
cruelty to animals. Ills case came up in
the Town Court at 9 o‘clock. but was
continued until 2 o'clock this afternoon.
At the annual convention of the lie-
tail Bulcbers' Protective assimilation of
the state, held in Norwich. E. B. High
cd. of South Norwalk. was elected one
of the trustees. There is a balance of
$939 .5»; in the treasury of the semis-
tion.
The adjutant but issued orders an-
nouncing the appointment. of Charles Ii.
(lakes. of South Norwalk, to be second
lieutenant of Company I). with rank
from July 2|, loin, vice Scott discharg-
ed.
The regular meeting of Old Well Hook
and Ladder com; any w iii 10 held nor
Monday night at 8 o’clock. All mem-
bers who intend to go to Nortlumrt next
Wednesday should be present.
(Instructor Hurry W. Mather raised
the frame for Joseph C. Miller’s resi-
dence in High strum, South Neraa'k.
yesterday.
The trotting horses Marion F. and
Glendale will be shipped this afternoon
I. where there will be race..- next week
Henry Tilly Is repainting and letter-
Ing and generally overhauling the two
supply wagons of the South Norwulk
fire department.
--Dr. Dormer, It Washington street.
Colby 8: Smith' s horse spam a giddy
red and white striped cap which keeps
the tiles at a respectful distance from
his care.
——All tailor made units at half price.to
morrmv, at the [baton store. Narwslk.
Buy and win the wheel toIIIorrew night.
III addition to the cornea mentioned in
yesterday's Sentinel. E. Apoll's barber
shop will be closed on Sunday.
Rev. I). M. Seward will preach in the
Congregational church, Uretmfleld llill,
nest Sabbath. .._..
Walter Jennings is ill of the chills III
his home in (lirard place.
Thomas Word. .1}, of “mill?“ street
who has been quite ill is convalescent
Weather Notes. I
Weather Bureau, New Haven. Aug. 0
“The area of high barometer is advanc-
ing eastward and is central this morning
in the lower lake region; it falls of!
northwest to a slight Ileprmion central
north of leptons. ltain is reported
from the lower Missouri Valley And fair
weather from oil other sections,
The temperature remains about stu-
tlcocry in all sections.
For this section the bond"
fair weather tonight and Satcrd
tiouary teuiperaiure; west whole.
a fnvm
stit-
Isrried Ieveu Women
Chicago. Aug. o.«-Auother warrant
charging MgsnIy has been served on
David ltllwortlt Bates, in a bullet the
radios station. it was sworn out by
James II. ticCarIby. who said he was
the father of “III. llama No. ii. The pit
lice say Item Insrrlml at least swim
women. all of whom are living and only
one of them divorctd. This Inches tlIe
laanatttl allow-faced little llmkkceper
a poly” . tat sstraordlnary.
m”... “MN... “.4.“
liter-Ian Inch letter in Health.
new York. Aug. (Io-Hecate” oi State
John em“. accompanied by hi:
private secretary. hit Amagansatt. l.
l..thlstaorsins. for Washington. The
my appeared teach better in health
than when he went to harnessed, a
little over a was as».
'l‘cukit laterally. sac-.wsy, yea
trailistt lay. it lsaarvise you. you would
mas-mam to m are. tie-m
lira. mManmnip.mmm
”Myntudayaftetm feraun'g hills
Hits Emily Grime. sister of bin. .
.Sism, at his recent visit to the Swiss par-
Y
took It for tbs porous plaster. He
it on his chest and the rstiremsa
of his room. Therein he went through an
err-crimes which has perhaps Mar been
duplicated. That bogus plaster hadn't
been in place but a short time when the
man remarked:
h idles whiz. but M beginning to catch
0 I)
Ten minutes later he Malong breath
and growled:
“Bony smoke. but this is hot atnill"
And then the route! the family was and
denly reused up by a mingling of' was
dance and earthquakeaadthewild abrieka
or a man in limited Moms. who was
fiercely bellowing:
“Help! Help! Hard-l First Police!
Wow, wow, wow!”
When they drew the fly paper from him.
the cover of his chest came with it. and
the doctor found that-the hinges of three
of his ribs were nearly pplled from their
sockets. .
lie' ll know the dldereuce next time.—
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
You For the king.
The genial Cbulalengkorn, king of
llauwnt in Born, took an album to all
the IuIeIIIbI-rs, in which he asked them to
draw as pig with their eyes shut and sign
their courts with their autographs. The
king, as have many American youths and
maidens. gained much atonement from
the regularity with whitih the abdomen
fhl lied to connect the tall with the body
rind put the eve in the middle of the ham
Isn' t that a very slow horse of yours?
Well, he isn’t much for speed; but he't
easily frightened. and runs away a good
deal. so that he gets there just the same.
“liverythingfrcmauasdletoauanohor”
After
The
Rain !
lsovcr you will need something
[or your boat.
PRICES AND QUALITY
of our goods are always right.
"In time of peace prepare for war."
WHEELMEN.
There never will be a better time
to have your wheel overhauled.
Allow Us To Aid You
Fox Cycle and Hard-
ware do.
In Washington Street.
Remember the number is :20.
Best bicycle repair shop in Fair-
field County.
Sign of the Silver Padlock.
OuVou Keep
IOSTRIIE?
NO, WI SILL IT!
This remark was overheard at a
leading grocer'a. Honsekeepers who
have tried it know that LUSTRINE
is the best article on earth for house-
cleaniug. it you have never used
it, try a tee cake; all grocers tell it.
RECREAAOA mum
Effiklrxg «. ‘ '
Wwfi‘)
.‘ldsy [mm to liioek island. “Maud tic.
Saturdays
tduy tours to Rural II. it“. Manda II.
Ilulny tonrquAItmb at: basin. err. on-
Ilttytt. .luly iii Eli: All not '1. ll, Ill '33
Mill] more to Boston. smashed. and Na
buIItJiH. be. July.” Aug 0 17 Ill and
Hopi. 7th
iIIny tours to Thousand islands tt‘tm
Special ’I‘ralIIA AM
May tour whistler-a Fall. titted. Ange
ital Oil-l.
l titty tour to Vermouth and "allies. till.
August bib.
ufly‘m‘ttr to Montreal and Quebec. W
l I
Yoriuil nurtlmyvlars circulars and tick
eta. apply in H. W, it lands, railroad stat
ti‘nit.ul‘ mice It uni-lea‘ a, Washington
It mt.
Notice to contractors.
Mini pmmsals from contractors in the
intro of Noreeik for Improvements to
the Franklin street animal and matron.
titre of an midiiion thereto. agree
able to plans strum tremendous
its charge of
Will
militant will hrmlml bytha Md
committee at the cm at John if. as!»
astute oldest been. Minot lath oi
. Maillmttaamve
daintszetaam
lassmy
oftheraaki Ia .
Imus-Ia '_
August is generally very dull.
month of the year. We make drives in every department.
we sell at cost; others at half price. We, in fact make prices so low that it is
to our customers’ ‘advaniage to buy. even if they do not want the goods until
1'
HE .'.'.'.'.
BOSTON STORE.
Reedy t5
Wear ‘
Emporium
acswsia'e s
starter tress. -
We have
Read this partial list.
Ready Made Suite.
AT HALF PRICE.
$20.00 whipcord suits. 810.00
”0.00 Etaims suits braided. “0.00.
010.00 Cheviot suits. to 00.
014.08 covert suits. 07.50.
310.00 mixed and serge suits, $5.00.
We have about ten crush suits we will sell at half price.
All children’s suite at half price.
Domestic Goods.
Apron gingham. to
ice striped outing flannel, one.
To brown shooting in remnants, 5c.
00 white dome: flannel, :le. '
7c full bleached muslin, 5e.
Linens.
Half bleached damask. 2'20.
the half bleached damask. 320.
one full bleached damask, one. ‘
Wash Goods.
12' .c lawns. flue
25c Lappet mills,i 1;”.
25c Scotch ginghams, l 2'20.
Summer Blankets.
98c beautiful blankets, 09.3.
it” summer blankets, lilo.
Kitchen Department.
Iron stone china tea cup and saucer, .50.
ii coffee cups and saucers. 390.
Adjustable window screens. 'll) in. high, 250.
.lelly tmnblers with tin covers. 2c.
light slit eta poison fly paper. to
3. In: bottle Bugsect, sure death to bed bugs. roaches,
We have the largest variety of
What We Are Doing in "August.
to sell goods cheaper in August than any
Som c goods
water bugs. buffalo bugs. ants. sic . lee.
Lawn mowers, $12.25.
Hot bottle ammonia. to.
Families wax candles. lo.
H qt. dish puns, 10c.
Notions.
98c silk belt lined with leather. with bag, use.
.50 douleuther belts. 250.
Dreso steel. be set.
White India Linens.
AT HALF PRICE.
100 quality, 10c.
250 quality. i250.
39c quality. lilc.
Hosiery.
tlur hosiery department Is our banner department.
Her 3340 fast black. velvet finished hose' or the same
everybody sells at 500.
Oct 2.50. feet black hose to the best one made for the
money. New York houses ask 390 for the some make.
"or 25c men's hose is incomparable. tune and black.
"the mixed hose we'will set this week at 125e,
Shirts.
75c fancy laundered. 50c.
$1.00 Manhattan shirt the balance we will close. $1.13.
Writing Paper.
24 sheets and envelopes. 15c.
Brown‘s talcum powder. 100.
7 packages billet paper. 250.
Dress Goods.
bicycle snitingflc
.5'. III. wule black serge. .500.
15c
7.x:
shirt waists and crash sk'r.s, 980.
HAVE run
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Purveyor of Food and Drink!
Fancy brad rice.
Nowadays nothing is too good,secming1y, for the table. Good food produces good effects in health and
vitality.’,'l‘he good housekeeper is always on the lookout for ncwdishcs. They are welcome as a spur to the
jaded appetite and asodirccl means to health and strengthfln our store wclhave gathered from everywhere
the iruiis,the spices,tlte sugumhc cereals and delicacies of all sorts: probably we have in stock many things
of which you never even heard, so swift are the advances in modern food production. You will find. ii you
do not already know, that in quality our geods are always of the very highest. We have the best to eat
from everywhere!
Lunch chicken. turkey. ham and league, game poles. We have the finest products oi the market gard-
I’Imcy gilt edge creamery butter. 5 pounds tor ti. Fresh country
eggs. ’I be delicious Ferris hams. lmuelcss bacon smoked beef and tongues. Celebrated Northiield
creamer butter. 25c pound
Belfast ginger ale.
Fruit syrups. (luaru jelly. Apolllnaris and Poland
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR. Leading Grocer, I,
as last Isskisgtea street. loath lav-sit, 6t.
it’s Not Good Fern; to Blew'rYour Own Horn!
They say, but sometimes it' s pardonublc. Last week’s steady stream of customers
brought our total sales to it figure never before reached, and that. too, in the mid-sum-
mer dull season. We menu to keep right on in the same line.
last deeds attainable stJebter’s Prices.
Wiesel
‘I‘Hlfll ll “DOM 'DI ALL A? GUN DTOIID.
Elite root beer srtrm. bottle. lie. Mason's jars ole. doses. the Gold dart. pkg. no
Baked beans. plain. can, to flottolana. ll lb pail. lice ”Arturo" mice. We
licked Mans. «snare sauce. to 4 Madden sudden. the Hagar cured be on. per In. ten
Cora stamlt. pkg. on 'I“ he search. the new cared shoe sue
Alastasabaos. per can. we to cakes cheek soap. too sagas catad bsIas. Isa
51} pounds best Creamery Better, 81.
10 lbs Granulated Sugar, $1..00
Maud B Flour, $5. 00 bbl, 05c bog
N. Y. GROCERY OO.
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