m flotsam..luellled‘
. ‘ that would prove Italians to bebrsve
munitions the right
,o’ wdapoakins
M as they do not
" or trespass on
.‘ it appeal peaceably
“It in unlimiwd and
granted by Judge .1.
strikers from congro
tni'fie premises of tin
and from work.
hummus.
€ m With Turkey.
”3‘” direeMlult; outlutbestateoi Bshlssuieeg some
Mint
:1
new ,
.. titanium-.7
. with its]
m.
in old. The (lot
or threat us it Is
Willi“ I“!!! ll
MW
blins‘sit. www.mwhem
: isssldtobesnmmnsmdam‘
,Gorden Mutt.
'aeusmdthsnepondjuugiesa
" the stories of his tiger hunting and lion
1 soidierswereeowardser King ' 'elek
_ was thought better that royal blood
I right to assemble
, the United States court
. Mover. prohibit in
'y m premises of the
ho applied for the
, likewise forbid
. any body or bodies
“interfere" in any man»
Mmpsuiee' employees
roiled lswhether thir
, With! 0! the constiw
vfl oltisens. Undoubtcd‘
"interfere" is clastir
melted to covcrnwrely
W to the said coal
voting todissuadi
,. -- . for the plaintids.
”the has the right to issue
, injunctions an .tlu
wobbly he argued finally
“States court at Charles-
Luhor or
. In his
m dodge Jeoitson re.
, to give bond that
hummus to: all (mils
troubling from the lean.
M iii the final decision
fithole country is interest.
"WWW“!!! issue grow-
W labor strikes in the
7 lot it now he settled
m s timely observe.
Hotter between this
MI Mania which many
”dill! lit. The Out-
test
m: that u tinsel
, til» the United tit-lieu
which our pro-fut
k.
m
1 «hints for momma
' _ and Israeli. ’h in
W M trusts earnestly
m soiive ships on-
, mute have boon
litre mistialelmn
We 1 “order
, ‘mplmts the Turkish
M “W lullv‘eih‘
f I pm tit union:
‘ this mirth “ulnar
he suede to give a pinto
that the iuiuries sus-
m trimmed millet
lens. with their cell
““i'
' , thin usiiumslnifi)
“flute and lemme the
out «loite- overlain:
youthsuddellghts to rush sewn
up mousytoeb
ablefienritoulakeatrsveliugshowet
himself sadneto tiresilesed wildsot
so... It has been published in French
newspapers thsthe never went out of
sight of sale heteis.*hovrever. and that
soaring were all. enacted in the bride of
sspaeewrlter at scrunch pereolumn.
ltls tube observed that Henri. dearly
ssjhs levee lighting and his "hem."
never challenged the editors who pub-
lidied this tale that he was s humhug
and a liar. ‘ ,x
‘ . Henri remarked once that the Italian
of Abyssinia would not have aten
them. Instantly Italy was boiling like
I kettle of soap. Henri'e blood was all
men. General Albertans of the Italian .
army challenged Henri to light. But it
should fight royal blood. dog against
dog. as it were. no the Count of Turin.
nephew of King Humbert, was allowed
the very great lover of pricking Bourbon
with the point of his sword. or having
the point of Bourbon‘e sword prick him.
as the case might be.
The greatest possible to do was made
over the aflair. It was as much of a
godsend to the newspapers as the dis
.eevery’of a new and rare freak would
have been. Henri Bourbon took every
possible pains to get as much advertis-
ing out of the thing «possible. and be
got it.
Turin and Bourbon met on Sunday
morning brandishing their swords. Al
it they went. Every time they got den»
geroueiy close together their umpires
grabbed thorn each by their respective
collars and dragged them apart so they
could not hurt one another. Finally in
the fifth round Turin jabbvd at Bourbon
in the bowels with his sword and
scratched him enough to make the blood
run. Thothing was over. licnri shook
hands with Turin. The honor of Italy
was vindicated. The Italian array are
not cowards.
Let Henri of Bourbon now come to
America and lecture.
presidents resmotively of Guatemala.
Belgians. Nicaragua and Salvador
hav solemnly reached the concluaion
that revolutions do not pay. They have
therefore mutually agreed tode what
in» them lies to discourage it and cause
their respective peoples to mine more
notice. bananas and mahogany endless
politics. Bond of all. they pledge them-
selves not to harbor in their own states
any conspirators who are hatching revo-
lution against one of the other states
included in the agreement. In purse.
once of this bond Guatemala and Nice-
rugou have already helped Honduras
nip in the bed on incipient revolt. 'l‘he
amtinuuuco and the faithful uhservanoe
of this bargain between the tour presi-
dents will be the best guarantee {or the
progress and piouperity of Central
America. which tennis with all the
riches nature can bestow on it lead.
When politiossud theology torment
together in the some brain. it is the
worst mix that can be devised. as the
binary el' sll ages proves. Brash is
tindingit out anew. The greet heath
American republic basements treason
with her own army and among lending
public atheists and sailed semiyon
alter slittle time. But last Becomes:
erevolt ugslastthe government broke
religious fanatics. who lllllt with the
desperation of Torts. Il‘he hustler
spread their-theology and thslrrsheliieu
tosether like wildfire. and M is
having till she use data bring them on.
list. Morphine will probably be
found st the m at its slain
'llhsrsisissthssyteeilshes-Iest-
obtained thsu home inoorssnmd. es-
pecially when it comes trom‘ such well
over 13 years. and is well known to ev-
Civilisation appears at last to have ;
really reached Central America. The ‘
meteor. We latestpiseeetltisee‘
results v: . to title hlidlu
sow ““03", h ‘3‘ sneer .rhii”...i.l"imm.i‘m.§ir' I
at. the bullet. Milt. m lilhl'iéiehlng the ehair forward and [not-
m ' m lb! “‘hum Iii. no»... on «hair and meeting Mt
‘ old ' vn ml mm wire.
it o
tutu blindlehled with shoes on
It's astonishing how good news. will
spread. From every ward and street
court nportsef people talking about the
wonderful cures being periorm by
Dr. Temple. Ilerlt and honorable
methods receive their just reward.
Sonny cures have been ueoomplishtd
that it is next to impossible to
lurestlga‘te them all. but a few
have been taken in hand, and are given
publicity for the benefit of the public.
A new-paperless obtained the fellow-
og statement of lactate a personal in-
erview. They are true in every pat-L.
ticnlar. and no stronger evidence can be.
ruewn eltinm as have been cured the
past few days. ,.
Frank Durtis has lived in Norwalk
«anybody. Boole months ago he was at-
tacked by rheumatism. which necessi-
tsted hie Quitting work. then be bad to
use crutches to get around. but the psin
became so great that he oeuldInot bear
the weight of his feet battleground.
that was his helpless condition
Sunday night when he was oar-
rled to the Opera House by friends and
assisted to the stage. In less than two
minutes’ treatment by the Boy Phe-
nomenon he walked down the steps and
out oi the hall and to his home. carry-
ing his crutches in his hands. Allday
yesterday he was walking shout our
streets the center or attraction. for
everybody had seen him an crutches so
long that he was kept busy explaining
now he was cured sequickly. Every
in just such wonderful cores are being
performed at the Norwelk Hotel.
Dr. Temple will remain in Norwnlk
this week only. Consultation free to
ill. Treatment very amenable. Obit-e
roure.10a.ru.totp. in auditesp. in.
. ——Proi. M. S. BCIHI. the well-known
oulispopticien. can be mnealted at his
Illice. in the parlor oi the Mshaokerno
Hotel South Norwalk.'1‘oesdays. from It
I. or. teSpJo. lvescxainiued tree.
ROTOII POIIIT.
September 5 ends.
The wumirriol
IRIOK TIGHT ROPE
PERFORIIEII,
W. H Davlaon
“nameless to do all the triehs lltt'illitinril
min-w one row ntn-tolml a hundred 1m
.rom Ibo round.
I. Wall; on Iurword nod Iuwhwnid.
l. Walking termini and lsiellwnrd with
think soled shore.
.l. l'ullin oil' tilit‘tmt and hitting on sill”-
prro wh esiuudlu on itw.
Mandingo" my lend.
Walking with both tool in a that»?
her with my slim-u u u at the mom tluw.
bleeding on my bred Inside the t'liri'si'
l.
ss
”l.
Ims.
t. Wulitinu with both feet that number
with u hemlherohiel in a square ul 7
llwhus.
'l'uvulnlr around sldetvuys with litt’
loot tied. standing on my teens Inning
uudionoe.
\t’sltimr «downy» on s row and tails
big to “him.
to. mixing a lull nitliwn‘a suit of (studies
out on the lion ml dreaming myself Iron:
shore: in list. or on s tour Inhaled tie.
II. Table: in their not “rim the lies and
sitting on It. with my oil eeii‘ueluthea no.
‘i.
it.
im reusing.
to.
l :tlesemno mane.
m._ m on t 3: tees and southpaw on
m {mile «than our ltiitii res on
iihllvgwlen all my heel: with pole balanced
in. but ' on m nu my one without
u r.
it
the “their W. needle: I!“
in
in
hex.
you; it isjost argued or bet»
- Specinl Matinee for Miles and children.
'l’urolus around needing upon II
o. %#iflu‘ no». Whit t bled.
we}. . regrsuy’mwlgm
in. .mm no.7!
me .U. M.;C.,“A” was
once u lament load with
tcr today than ever. Why
let prqiudice stood in the
way of its use, when you
can have your sport and
save money. by buying . it
{remnant 30¢ per box?
Reinember the placc,112
Washington street.
Also other loaded shells at
cost. I
comatock. Watkins
& Dow,
I rs WASHINGTON STREET.
”mi-Am in.
our. moor ONLY.
Saturday. Sept. 4.
Din-ct from an obeolutooouqlmst of New York
The most successful and most he mm-
ous piny’ol the gencmtlou.
Never . .
Again . .
"a Riot or Fungus; Y. Herald.
For one nights New York laughed at it the
it never aughed below.
For three months Chicago recollect! the
, New York laughter.
A ltltllllllAN'l‘ (fli'l‘BtilE 0F TALEN-
TED FAIICEL‘RS
and all the not-enmity mire surroundings
and mule garniture which character-Md
title .production for 200 nights in New
or .
OPE“ H008 , IOIWILK
out: moor ‘ Lv.
Saturdryfhopt. ls. -
SATURDAY A rtmumx.
at 3 o’clock.
GIOROI I. .TITSON’I
Big Spectacular
UHQLE TOI’S CABIN
- 'IllF.‘ BARNUM ORTHEM ALL!
l'nder the nmnngcment of .\l. l". l. [7 C E.
30‘ MENJVOMEN ANDI‘illI.I)lIbZS~-m
Double linud and timiwstra.
A lire-at Contpuny 7 A I‘irent (Ifnst'
'l‘um 'l‘nllsii‘s‘ ‘l‘wo, Marks' llrientul ”(inn
let? African Mandolin I’Iurors: Sump mun.-
uuillilooitenapirl Pilfl't'l’u' ilnlililo Qnur»
tot! liurk and Wing Demure! Simmer...
etc' A puck otilculiino lilaunihuumlef New
Suture? New littering? New Music! Every
thing Now? A cnrlnmi of limuulrul rim-n»
vry' I‘uimn Plotting? llolm- m the South '
Eve's Ammlli‘lillll 'I'lm gran-lost Him-t l‘u
rude Ever Given? 'l‘wo ltmulsf Massive
lungs? A might win liletium l'mw. l'npulnr‘
I‘lvmiuuprirm. 2:». ho nod for. Mullumo
l'rlum. iii and 25v: no higher. than!» new
on Mile itt Wml'e o.- ‘l‘mnlmmiii'e.
5...... +..‘ ell-ii
lender. September e.
LAIOII em
The highoet mini-led Within tonal organizes.
the: In existence.
N.Y.STARS
led Steve Indie Be.
'l'hm lllg lithium in line' t‘mimly.\'utuio.
vlllt'. fieimttlonnl!
A slur cost of toluene mnmliune, pretty
girls and mm-I stun-Iain" Illil‘ original
wonio [mulilcilun of New York lite.
IIIiAIl tll'lt MANNM‘II Idlil'i‘ (W
A M. it'l‘Alth';
thew- llrmlliurhmnpiou bridge jumper
and king of the Mummy: Annie lion.
(‘usiis ntul [lord-m. I'. . Willinuis.
t’onhlu and Hunted. lhldn Thomas and
I'rault lorry. IIIMtund l’I'ltl‘l. imlie and
Clyde. Joiners Furl. Joseph Werner.
h s Ittlltilbttl' euiertnhmmut mnolinllnn
with tbs eomde comedy illustntiug the
ups and deltas n! his in New York.
A flight at Steve Iveeie's.
0a the own.
tests on salest [island's and Helium’s.
HOVT'I TH IA?!‘
Ossllahtmllr.
Meter. toot. 0th.
rinse enormous.
clisuocsy Oleett
is the our reissue: «holes.
Sweet Inulsesm.
, lanthahsnbs. of the River Les?
Wilts-hr
looms W. m r.
Or, use and u 98 shirt .weisis, all at one price, 50c.
All orgaudics.
All his, I4, 16 and 18 tailor made suits, will go at
83.50. 4, and 5. so crash suits. all at one price, 3".50
(letter of Isis sad
m
OF
Wall Strum
‘THE LAST WEEK ‘ i
Shirt Waists.
75c heavy out
no white shir
- Wash Goods.
25c.
Lappct mulls. at 19c.
and Lawns at I: la. _
Will go at one price. 6 1 4c.
Tailor Made Suits.
98c blankets,
31.25 comfort
one price, Ow.
Crash Suits.
~s .e Granite iron
St" pad outl "gs. ioc bicycle ch
All the mill remnants oI rocontiugs, will go at one
price, 6 34¢.
Lon'em brac
Shirts.
ing shirts,
t.'iaucy bosoms,
750 negligce shirts, with collars.
Blankets.
81.25 blankets.
ables.
$1 50 counterpancs,
The best in the world.
82.: 5 Grand Rapids carpet sweeper.
23c jardinicrcs. '
29c jerdioicres,
Any size granite iron pie plate.
I
bread pans,
ain lubricant,-
15C bicycle bells,
kcts.
25c com polish, for wheels,
Bathing Suits. Half Price.
WITH]
FINEST GO
CLEAN-U P SALES j .
Our openings of Fall and Winter stocks will take place about Sep-
' tember 5th, when all the people return from the country and sea-
shore. This‘week we shall make prices to cleanup all odds and
ends, as you know we never carry over any stocks. Our goods
are always new and up-to-dato.
sec
50c
50c
98c
69c
‘l.00
Moo
Kitchen Department.
81.65
15c
25c
10c
10c
ya
10c
10c
19c
The IIorwalk Boston Store. Cor. Main and Wall Sts.
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
fillets-haw- - --
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ODS I
TELEPHONE CALL. 58-2.
M you have a little iccliog of uncertainty about the goods you are using, better pin your faith to a store
that handles only the genuine.
goods We have the best the market produces in
please you.
Butter, cheese, Eggs, Fancy sod Staple Groceriesl
We cpeciully challenge comparison on coffees. lens and spices. Give us your trade we will guarantee to
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR. Leading Grocer,
It Ieet Isstlsgtee Street. lestt lensit. 0t.
PASS THIS ALONG!
(Militia! nouns. cheeses. he.
Ilsvly Jens was. herein. to. Visited rice. M hits.
Host mist pose. her use. Ito llhssddsd wheat blumit. elm.
Wbluelmrlss. our use. his Mtilehe's loud. lite.
Wt Wt M We ' ““3 Wu“ ““1 “Kit.
Wei moment. our one. the hero staroh. plat.
Esteem: widt- snpsvepun. per son. on Vslrisselts’ gold dust. plot.
Mud Whose mud «sen. lilo “Ariel's" miss. one mind plot.
loomed “atonement: tor ‘ use i M'W‘rm. ~
Mauritian-Jeannine we thorium-tow.
Alaska ssiieeu. he s pegs. “me" Miler.
PROVliiiIiltfl. M.
lite ltohsless Imeltfast hem. w Ill.
We ling” pond hauls. her Ill.
on liessreursd simmers. her "I.
me Best suit porli. ti lint-tint
he Ninte’dded oldilsbd pltlrs for
lie: Boneless mnlllsb. it turned» for
tie it Ih poll ministry's lord.
”fill llhpoileetmlllm ~
title t Ibo steed lord.
idle it It one turn hssi,
_M. .
when» is.
We have a reputation. a reputation that is coveted. and we never allow an
article to enter or go out irom our store unless we are sure' it will contribute In the advancement of that
reputation. We odor every inducement to the trade that can beoderrd fairly and squerclymitheut hnrubng-
giug the consumer. and invite a comparison on goods. prices and methods of business. if you want line
Because it his good news for all who work tor their menu. The tents of our stores {or low prices on
reliable groceilet and provisions is spreading through the " I'wio Cities." es Is evident by our ever increas-
ing sales. The great sdvsntsqe of our large buying we give to our customers and only six in return that
they fill! ALONG the announcement that we are always to be relied upon (or qusihy sad
The Lowest Prices In the city:
Me
We
no
the
the
hill!
the
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as
Norwalk Chronicler