M'Qt.‘ 4
. .l n...
honing.
alumina of teachers.
null other learned
in the subject oi
“Viva brought up by
ho possibly remembered
= ' tho vogue n genera-
ic spelling in sound
all! [nod phonetic speller
Mil able to pronounce n.
I And then pronounce one
each separate sound in
thout reference to the
outcomposluglt. Take.
filo word ”trounce. " ll
putters. It. however.
i, vepnrate sounds. one
nuts. '
oI spelling has ever blvu
bill“ by mud. "‘th-
' with!“ at pronuncia
Inceompany (inc all
dim necesfitatco the
quick our. on car that
(“Rotunda in alludes
Wumiatiou. inciden—
Inhocortcctncsu of pro-
minnow It word wrong
1 , 0.130 spelling it wrong
system.
, sled long ago that
,Ilt'llito spell phonetic
_ an! to well by writing
_, word made \votldcrfullv
‘ ‘Iltol'thoaraphy as well
Thu snout odutatiuual
"Idiot! have. houovcr.
could improve everything
arthrnwinu all the old
. not! mason returns to Illlllll
Ib‘cbohlo‘thom now more to
fill” was host in the old
W the best, oi old time edu-
at the present day them-
Momuud this method.
, it.
of college Girls.
' prone-Hot terrainvented. it issnld.
0pm to adver-h
I
' every moment night and day oasiscious-
' msdeot it. livery turuhotsw there
.. self. innocent or guilty. A man suspect
. I. I It and ”wig parents will lieu of western state insurance anperin-
be thankful. And one of tendon" ill to be taken as u itiun. At
. was the practice at are of announcing that western state
Willis. let it be revived Doperintondcuta of insurance will unite
’ It will work a revolution to making a marching investigation of
”out“ and pronunciation the financial meadow and honesty of
f » school children. it the many eastern tire audlite inaurauoe
ma to tell their names All American newupspur ulna. Frank
‘ I". "you. has started to the Klondike M’ "eh
Moody makes in
w some extremely
"Moon the neoecslty oi
Iambummundaallgaam‘ laud
indie-no inch fiendish tortures sis
outplayed. Oinuol
Butiotnsseo. hummus: I...
bythshlow Yorkpouccls bynomesns
certain whother we are one whit more:
merciful or civilised than Butcher Way-
lerortbe middle, age Inquisition. In
theory s prisoner is. adjudged inmt
till he is proved guilty. And whether
he is guilty or innwent it is none of
the polhc’s holiness in any manner.
shape or form. Their business "is to ar-
rest; the courts determine the rest. But
when a person is. accnwd of murder
a New York fashion. unfortunploly
spreading elsewhere, is for the police
to subject the poor wretch to n refines
mental mentslsuilering cordoned to
which tho thumhecrew of the middle
ages is merciiul The prisoner iswstohed
ly. if he so much an yawn, a note is
are those bloodthirsty eyes boring into
him. He is virited and subjected to
a cro- exnmlnntion calculated with
Iioiidisll subtlety to throw him 08’ his
guard and make him incriminate him-
ed of murder in Connecticut was lately
cro- enmined in this way tor nine
hours at one stretch. Then the self up
poinwd torturcrs reported that be con-
indicted himself several times. The
shrewdost police spy in the Union would
have done the same under like circum-
stance. This process of torture is called
by those who resort to it the, “third do~
gree." A part of it is to take the no
cased under guard to thesccno of the
murder and note how he behaves. In
the name of civilization we protect
against this brutality and unwarrant-
ahle assumption of authority by police-
men. Evcn helpless prisoners have some
human rights.
It took a long time to bring the Bug-
lish to the conclusion that the Ameri-
can railway car is Importer to their
own heavy one, divided into compart-
ments in which travelers maybe mur-
dered‘snd nobody tlndout who did it.
Perhaps they were convinced in their
minds years ago. but were waiting for
their old clumsy cars to wear out. Now.
however. the change to the American
plan of construction hash-gun. A firm
.. at Wilmington. Duh. has received or!
dera to build for the Southeastern liaiII
way company of London a number of
American parlor cars for their road. A
sample car was ahippml first to try on
the British and are how they would
take it. The recall was satisfactory.
The cars will he built of the boat ma»
tcrial and artistically decorated. In
Ann-tied thcaocnra that are to be sent
to England would have each the words
“parlor car‘ 'paintId upon the outside.
in England. hovacr. they will In
marked “first clues car." and a fee
additional will be charged for their-nee
For a long time the cost but looked
upon the west as the boron of wildcat
schemes and ilnunclni shukinoss. but
now the tide is settling tho other way.
and the west is beginning to look with
nuapicion on the out. it the reported no—
nny rate, a Kansas pupa has the plant
emupsuieo Turn about in fair play.
goldilolds' overland from 'l‘akuu inlet.
return a millionaire.
W
to give It this mob prised elm. ysl
low color.“
ovaries and ambition.
non-nan mm
males at pack animals would be a god
"I send at Dyna to carry provisions com
WWW usutor Willows-m.
Win-«Imu-
twadtbarellcsotulpsutsbermdt
othsr‘ tloo sent out rm (labs by Obi-I‘m
”Each of the foreign Imwsmous. how-
80 miles south of Juucsu. Alaska. lie
thinks this room is preferable because
it is over a level country. although it in
tin miicslonuor than the road ovov “ bullet m hissldo.emihudt'u “I“
x... .. mm; m... chum-ammu- Mun not will mu... .3... lull-i no In... II... IJ’IIIII
”Notably.
Will the hicllsh
» girls town tor
a. . “you" color of brass This will make it espe-
mm, “yum” pm. ‘3“. ' since “u" both mooverod. and when titullptton
In tho tint of what is ‘esl sIl Roman. at
Etruscan. acid. Ordinary sold requires
to be dipped in a chemical preparstluu hound Table.
Klondike cold is said to ho a: the Tillman the men were new post
. "Wm M 0““in WWII ”ii” i own wot II when lit III! III» ill
in“, 'IIIIIIIIMIII In"! “till! ‘3‘ “I. mh‘fi" “a“. 0°“be when III‘NIH‘III’IKI ll; “I‘ll“
should result as the discovery 01 0'" mm. Mean pull with times their
acid in South Attica did sud engender own dssd wolaht. 'ImII hioditormlmlu
“i“: had blood and strife by Iuiisluilll man's cookie. Venus Vet‘l'llm. can «sort II
sheet Loco strain. healthy mum the Imm- mane-sod by the winter. that
(laid. will. will dim!“ new
I... whole-ill ”colon. in validate“. in a W We. politic In the
.1, audition. Mittbcvtm
phertlolumhuswhmthsyrestdls‘
mom was Governor at out islsod.
Willie hustler. the men nsmd s low
mound, sad at Zimmerman request
an investigation was made. After a
little alums. something hard we":
struck, and when unearthed II we:
found to be a complete salt of armor.
Further dialog unearthed three more
suits of armor. Zimmerman pried
open the helmet at one of the sums.
and was shocked to see a skull.
The entire sult'waa then opened, and
found to contain a skeleton. The 0th
to contain skeleton. Four an out.
made In Neda were tcuud near the
“Maui Further digging brought to
light an iron box tilled with Spanish
doubloons, worth $0,000, a tow blnn
dorbusen. sud cutlnuaes of antique pat
tern baring the name Sebastien Vo-
qullcl .tllltl Ilse (late 1490. ' Zinltuor
than cuntlnued to dig. and Was reward
ed by uueutblug another Iran box.
which proved the most Interesting
find of all. In this box wono found a
portrait of n beautiful woman painted
on an ivory. n meddlllon dated Ila?
on which was a raised figure of l urn.
topher Columbus. and a roll or much
meat covered with writing. llInuwI
nun, who is n llugulrt soon now that
the parchment wan It Ictloi- from Col
utnbun to Sebastian \ olaequI-z and Il‘
lated to an cxpedltlou wlIlI-ll tlio lnI
'tér was to load from Cuba to I-xplorc
the coasts of Florida. The letter wuss
one or instnlcllons, and was signed by
Columbus as Governor of tube.
The Atlanta Constitution turtlII r
toys that tho doublooua will be dlv ldoIl
among members or the party. and lltv
relics disposed of to the govcrInuI-m
or to one of the universities.
THE BRITISH SOLDIER’S CLOTHES.
England's outlay lllucb Less than that In
Germany or France.
It costs the British government $7,
mdllo'annunlly for the clothing tor.
nishcd to in; army all over the world.
ever, has to pay back, to a vermin or
tent, the amount which the uniforms
of the troops stationed or 50!". Illt'l’t'
has cost, and this culnlls no end or
bookkeeping. indln pays for Ilothlng
of Its own troops. and ciao for tin.- out
forms or the men which England
sends there. The latter Item in about
8075.000 annually. (In the other hand.
when a regiment comm hour from in
die. that country has to be paid hm;
the full mu'u ol' the clothes it u'I-nrs.
The government sells old Worn-out tll’
tlcles to the second-hand tll'llli‘l‘fi. who
byIrbe-way. usually nccunluluue for
tone: in a short into. The value III
Inst-oi! clothes so disposed of III about
$150,000 yearly. The best quality of
everything is used la the manufacture
ot‘ullltortna. In I'm-t. it is said they
are too good for dulable III-.enr A hug.
factory in l’liullcg InukI-e a huge altar-I
~01 the turuluhlnk but that IIIIIIIIII
ties of foul and bond gear are bought
ready made. Bantu and logging», toI
example, cost ii. 115.000. and III-Inl-
dresses I'll-limit). 'l‘hII thousands of
miles or llama-l lluI-a. calico, cloth.
velvet, etc. ., the trillions or bottom. Illt
was of cotton-wool, the billion»; of
yards or sowlnlocotton, that are ninth-
into tunic-II, tmusors. and elIlrtII. cost
82 WW” and the lumen paid I‘m
making these up are over $5.0m .I
week. lint all this vast mm... In
much less thou the annual outlay that
France or IlIII-mnuy nIukoa for tau-plug
its soldiers. In Germany IIvm-y mun lo
the my box four complete your or
military cluthlna.~llarper’s ltuund
Table.
An Milena Dust.
In the Boer war of will, It hit. damp
toll and Bottle found tlnIuInclvcs III-
hind stone» on a level plain. alumina;
at each other. tlnnunlou made sure
that he had hit Who. and raised his
hood. when It bullet ploughed through
“My luau III dead." cried llothn. and
exposed himselt. Just thou a bullet
from Mason‘s rule struck him.
"This time i'vo not hiiu!" shouted
Solomon.“ and raised himself up; but
ended his antagonist. and Jumped upon
his test. only to be again lulu low
lighting. with two had Ivutuala tlplucu,
settled in tho Transvaal they Ian-nine
amt trletuls. and often oluttl’mi each
other about this KIUOIIIIIGI'.~*HIII‘|MII"H
tower at Insists and tthsll Flinn.
'l‘he abslless lluuut pnlla lulu mow
mum power canal to Mt Imam lllt
wild «His own body. In areal II.
to open It s rum-o canal to light!» ‘Illlll‘h
the would of III shallow body is to
um I! tho human being museum!
sleuth Its areal In unmet-lion as
m Illslllsh. lilo mr‘sge also would
its aids to no the mammal walnut
or salts were opened. and also touud .,
Because. our- stock
is all new and
bought from manu-
Oriou’s
' ‘l.;lil lI AmII Iricnu
APOLLO
CIRCUS!
tuolromuu . - .
At iiniou l'nint
'irninmllloue. III-nice III-rial uriiel. arm
h:.ItI-i and llw In-lelimlml II IlImu.
Soto Ducron l
l’crlnrtuuut'c every afternoon at 31:", on»-
lungs Isl NHL.
Aller-ihiilx l0 t‘lLN‘I'r‘v.
I. I... K63}: *'
NO. WE SELL IT!
This remark Was overheard at I.
leodinggmrer 's.llousckc: pers who
have tried" It know III: 1' LUST R1 NI:
is the bust article on car III for house
cleaning. If you have never used
It, try a toe coke; all grocers sell it.
NOTICE!
Nlll‘li‘l". Ifl‘ltl‘l‘l'ltv given In all [K'I’valln'
IIIIlIiI-,tu [my town to the town oi Nnrwnlk
iIIIlII-('IIIIIIIy III h'airliI-III and filntu of
Connecticut, on thenuwwnwnl lint III l‘él'li,
that I will "we! llII-III III Irrelvc IIniIl lnxm
ul the following times: tilll plate» to wit:
Al the More of \l'. Mlllllllulll IIIM
\‘orwalk Iiown Iowm. on Monday. Aug
ma truth, loll}. from ltlII'IvlwI‘k Iurulltmn
until l'.’;I!Ito'I-IoIIk afternoon.
Al “l" nitll’tt (II .l. (3. ”audio, "I. “'lillll
punk. "II the lllll‘l‘lllltlll Ml Monday, Aim
out with. Nil. {row :i II'I'IIII-k until 'l.:w
II'I'lWll.
Al the «Inn- of I‘llllllllll'l llllIlIlc, Ill
rintltli Five Mile Itivrr. ult llm I-vaiug III
Monday. I‘llwlnl. :aIIlI, taut. lroIII : III-lurk
milil H 3|“ II'I-IIII-k.
At III" I III I- III illui‘ nllwinr IIIMIII No
i. Mnaoo‘u building, in tho I‘ My of Not
wmlt, lIIMIlIlluwuol .\I-I\v.nlk on Turn
lll|3,1\lifillfll'll.lNl’l,llHlll" III-look tum
noon until :Io‘olook afternoon and from 2
until 5 o’clock in Illt‘ ovruinu.
llr.III,. NI-ru'ulh. and Mr .I. M. Layton. nl
Illit Illiw. linilmml llliltt',l'lillllll Nut'Ivalk.
are Ilutllorlmi to receive Iowa for Inc.
(In all law-I uldolI shall i: main unpaid
tiller the lot day of ”t iolIer. IMI.‘
interval ill the min of MNIC I'MI i' hN'l‘
will I’ll I lIIIIgI-II lrum llIo Hat day III” Au“
out. will. not“ the lsllllli' nllllll he paid.
llhliliillll II. M‘ .IIIIIN. i‘oiioulor.
lo and for Haiti Town of .‘I‘nrwnlk. on the
Illhl (II Willi.
Ilulmi "ht Nurn‘alll. Futon. Auguat l.
0503‘. . a mm.
4
READ.
THI-
WAN?
annual”
l)li‘I Iii'llll I 'l‘IlI’ NIIIIWAI K In. I'llfllt'
IIA'II‘ZI'UI' li‘l' Ann. Ill. A.l. till
Estate of I‘eim‘l 'lIIIlInIIrII. hue III NI
w III, lit aald diurnal Ilcucduul.
ho mum at Probate for tho lllutvlot III
‘Iuflml It. hath ilntltsa null nilm‘votl IIIII
IMMIIM i’rul Italian» «not luv tho «ml»
limo! tsslI mate in orbital their IIIIIIIIIII
tor Mtlumebt. 'l‘hmu who u
Tax Collector’s
Mr.’ filoplwn UIIIIIIIIIIIk, III I‘uluotopl. .
F0 ' Cycle and llard
wsre Go. ~ ‘
in Wuahlnstou tilt ,
“m “I...“ I... ”In," SH...“ gm _ ins misscs' bathing soils, 1 4.)
surmise onrarrtrsroar.
Ii
It. Is surprising to us the business that we are doing this month. August as a rule as the dullcst month
‘ ‘ in the year: not so this year we are busy every day. It certainly shows an improvement in the times; it
HY? . . - also proves to our mdny customers that we are selling goods much lower than the same good quality of
w. dry goods can be bought In New York city. During the coming week we shall make prices to clear up all
Summer f Goo s!
lecturers at Sh .
. irt waist sets, 25c and co
~P8l‘ll0 Prices. craSh SUltS. _ ‘ Union hell, the best skirt supporter on the 5
. 0| 25 crash Suits, hi; market, 25c
“My”- 4 75 crash suits ‘ 2.33 Silk twist, all colors Ioc dozen
6 75 crash suits: 3.33 Children s and ladies', hose supporters,15c and no
Metallic belts, Ioc
. Shirt waists. Leather belts, . - . ’50 and 356
4c shirt waists. I 5,," ‘ ' Sllks '
Sign ol the Silver Padlock " .'-°° 51"” “73‘5“, . 95“ llavc a'dvnnccdblrom roc to 2"‘5‘c” on the yard These
_ are t e ones ought before the larifl. ,
And the Numbtr ‘5 ‘20 ‘ waSh GOOdS. ‘ 75c black India, 69c
" 25c silk and Wool clmllics, 15c 3'0“ mm" "'0'.“ . "‘5
ROTDNI 25c lawns and orgnndics, lac '7"“.Ch bled“ India 913'"! 50°
”c lawn 6 I 4 20 diflcrcnt patterns for :ilk waists, 75¢:
POINT! Oh 'd w - ‘ Summer silks, to close, 75c
I ran 5 car. ' ' -—----
- Remnants of c muslin It ‘
' Lace bonucts 2 c to Itic 7 - ' ' 5c
flannIn & ’ 3 1 Remnants of Ice outing, . 6 3-4c
g Tom 0 Sllantcrliats, ' ‘ c 1° 5"“ Summer comfortablcs, GI I0' and L49
Bathing snits- Summer blankets. .. 49c and 69c
34 so bathing suits, 2 93 TOIIOt Afthles.
4 25 gm?!” 5‘9"" ' 98 Toilet paper, 7 packages for ” 25c
3‘ 75 , M nag “ms' 2 98 Tooth powdcrs, IOC and 15c
”1'75 "“th 5""5' ' 98 Tooth brushes to to 25¢
MADAME Rl PPERT'S TOII ET ARTICLES.
all ’SsummerFUl’l‘IISh’ g5 Vaseline, 5c, I3c,17c
75c penalc shirts, 50c Téalolum Powd" - "’c '
75C 5““ shirts, 5°C 4 5 rats and envelopes, 15c
31 so Manhattan shirt, 8: I3 K tch D rt t
Gull lime, scr 75¢. and 9M | on spa man
Now last block imsc. I . and 25C
Linen collars, all styles, ‘ I2 I- 2c )IYlIlte chm; coffee cups, 50
Men's underwear. 25c biotic ca cup an .sauccr, . 5c
N t, ¥ason fruit Iars,quorts and pmts, 45c
) oilct sets, ~ Os 98
o lons' lardiueIcs, I... 15c to “.49
I‘lrcss shields, mc, Inc and 15c We have a consignment of granite irouwnre that
bull assortment leatherbonc, 5c. 7c, Sc to we we sell at sue on the dollar.
The Norwalk Boston Store, Cor. Main and Wall Sis.
IF YOU WANT All. THE NEWS “ .
RAVI! TH!
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
. Regular...'..'
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TELEPHONE CALL. 58 s.
Purveyor of Food and Drink!
Nowadays nothing' It too good, seemingly. for the table. Good food produces good edccts in health and
vitality. The good lw'usekeopcr is always on the lookout for new dishes. They are welcome as a spur to the
jaded appetite and «sodium means to health and strengtll_ 'lu our store we- have gathered irom everywhere
the fruits, the spices. the sugar the cereals and dcllcac ms of all sorts; probably we have in stock many things
of Wlllt it you never even been! so swiftare the advances In modern food production. You will find, if you
do not already kuI:,Iw that In quslIty our goods are always of the very highest. We have the best to est
‘lrom everywhere!
Lunch chicken, turkey. ham and tongue, game pater. We have the finest products of the market gard-
oer every morning. Elegant coffees. Fancy gilt edge creamery butter, 5 pounds tor 8:. Fresh country
eggs. 'llIeIlt-liclous Ferris hams. boneless bacon, smoked boot and tongues. Celebrated Northllold
cmmcry butter, 25c pound. l'ancy head rice. Fruit syrups. Guam jelly. Apolllnaris and Poland
water. Belfast ginger ale.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR. Leading Grocer,
ss lost lsshlsctsi Strut. hath lsrwslh. 0t.
special Sale.5aturdav, August III
m
Sugar Cured Shoulders, perpetual, . . . 7 1-2 ole
Sugar Cured llouolosa Bacon, per pound, . . .. 9 oil
Sugar Cured limos, per pound, ' . . . 11 all
M. M»... ...... .. Maw-”VIM...
A ”12....u... Prloss llolIl deed for Esturdsy. August It". onlyl
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