mus-subtle and potent
character and the higher development
oi the ruled appreciakd or perceived.
Ornamental "they might be. but they.
were not believed to be uasiul. Onlya
visionary sendmwtality W
these arts as neceuary to bite ,sdaca-
tlou. Today art. in a ,
pies a let higher- placa in the regard at
every educator of note pad of ovary
mauwho' is alive to the interests cl
well balanced and symmetrical educa~
tics. in tact. the art influence in ads.
admires-slug to be adequately».
precisted. andartisuolcugerconsidnad
an incident in life. but rather the real-
ity itself.
. .1 We are not attempting to detract
from the nobility oi labor. That educa-
tiop which ‘founds industries. which
adds to the canton ct mankind. which
makes possible the cultivation oi the
- arts. we must reroguiae. uphold and ad.
mire. but that education which tells
us we are not almhcr commercial
machines; that to love smoothingtor its
innate beauty and not for its pecuniuy
, worth is wise and good; that by loving
harmony of round we may come to
love harmony of deeds; that tones
which speak to us oi ctbera' sorrowl.
making or forget self. may be oi more
worth in the and than much positive
science—such education we are begin-
ning tosevero and to see in it the most
practical method 0! developing swoeta
women and nobler mesa—Philadelphia
Times. ‘
TOMMY ATKINS’ VANITY.
. Curls Isis Ira-p wheelbase-ass
nu Writ-r Aura.
"You'd hardly credit the vanityd
some soldiers." said a sergeant major
of the guards. "That perfect curl which
you see on Tommy's forehead is more
' often than .not the result of an hour's
persuasion with hair oil and a pair or
curling tongs. Nearly all aoidierlare
daddies in this way. They use expen-
sive hair oils and pomades-nvery often
'curlers.’ the saute as those used by
women.
"When they have oiled and brushed
and brushed and oiled. the curling
tongs put the dual 'ahape' on. Any sol-
dier who is u clever-curl maker—and
who cares to do so—oau earn aiew
shillings extra weekly by putting-his
services at the disposal ct these tastid-
ious young men.
“Tommy is not quite so particular
over his boots. but very nearly so. The
.iustidious soldier does not demur at is.
lid. a pound for fresh batter. nor an oo-
caaioual 9 shillings tors deer’a bone. to
'tone down’ the leather with.
“lost Tectonics wrathiully declare
that cheat pudding is a lubrication. but
. llcangsa: ”omits dione. Cav-
raulta "as!!!” manyc ragmsn-arc
v wealth: m?“ iuuoluf‘asare vain that woman. Their
. ' mustach- aretralued. many 0! than
use (see powder. and so perfect and
beautiful do their trousers it that they
dare not sit down or bend the body
without extreme caution. To add a
charm to their walk the steel towels
are taken out of their spursaud ‘sawed'
slapcuces inserted instead. the result of
which iaa lively musical jingle.”—
hcudon Answers.
Islam on Isaiaa.
The following extract is irctu Bava-
lcck Ellis' husk. "lion and Womauz"
"Again. until quite recent times it
has over and over again been emphat-
ically stated by brain anatomiata that
the iroqu region is relatively larger
in men. the parietal in women. This
sanctum is now beginning to bars-
gardcd as the reverse of the ttothfhot
we have to recognise that it was he
evltable. It» was Iri'aly believed till!
the frontal mice is the rest oi all the
bighsstaud most abstract intellectual
processes. audit on ssamiuiagadoaeu
cr'two brains so anatomist toned blue
sell lauded lu tbsocucluaioa thatthe
frontal region is relatively larger to
worsen. the probability is that he
would tool that he lied reached acou-
clusica that was absurd. it may in.
decdbasaidthatitisouuuca ithss
Moths known that the sat region
at the brain isct greater relative astsut
tuihsaps thsuitiaiuuisuaudhssuc
spacial mantles with the higher lav
.. Mm...
the miner‘s
1’“
‘ aintrudo
the poser-h.
. to the world‘s
_ lino! the pro
filo-in theworld is be-
’ ‘ .. » Oil company
. lids nearly finished
.haelmudy gouedown
_‘ ‘ thnoomplctod.
( ‘Mdecp. At the
allowed gaswas
. , for a lumen , ,
. while modern states. with“ all these.
W consisted wealth of the antique world
sttbeirback. andths trassursaolliaal-
l1! ' co. California. Australia. a... Transvaal
in addition. have to consider ways and
means with serious care hetero build—
ing a governmeutcdics. the early room
srchs raised
a ready explanation-ale“ labor did it
all. Bat. iu thaiirat place. the slaves
had to he procuredscsuehcw—by war or
wuss. onco- ,
sive. There is a reply to that cbieotioa
equally tactic-nth war paid its - own
ooatiu loot. But this culyleadsusa
step backward. Theiootmuathave been
enormous. audwhere didit‘come from?
Inthcaemdnlaoo. those alavcshadto
mans-when sash vast numbers were
employed.
rough work. They might build the Col-
army of skilled craftsmen. But the
We. the undersignedhatohy give notice
toall mean and torpolslilonsliable in
paytaass is the wows owlmlk. “at '
they arareouired by law to deliver to the
assassorsmreither oi themes orheiore
the first day oi Novaium. 101. a written
orprlntad list. W “dam to,
of all the property owned by thorn on the
lat day at September. 1m. liable to tare
adou.
Auaotcoucaru ' Tax Lists enacted by
the Rouse at Represents-
tivse in General Assembly convened.
Apr-ills. 1m. provides: ' .
shortest. Each resident oi any town
liable to giva in a list and pay taxes
therein shall.eroeptasotbarwisea ally
grovidsd by law. on or haters a first
ay of November. waualiy,giva in his
list. made audaworoio sapreso bed by
"M“‘i‘ “ mouse? ‘3.“
ea , coo pares as y s-
scribed; and where ralerguce can he made
to arms on tile in the town clerk’soilloc
such re woos shall be milleiyut dearly»
tiou: audithaehall neglect or=raiuaa so
todo thcaaaasaoraehalidlicut a listtcr
him. uttinsr therein all property which
a is owned
audtsmplesbyths
hundred at t... The was... have
either means was espou-
ba Mind. however cheap their re-
tionathaanm totaliuuathavoheeu tru-
But captives of war could oulydo
lion they can obtain. and add thereto toe
f" contour at such valuation. and in said
iat th ahsll make a separate deserip
ties on valuation at each parcel of real
estate. When the that do of November
comes on 8onday,thso a list may be
made outand sworn to on the day tol-
lowing.
N. B.——Liata may he returned to the as-
seasors. at the Selectmoa'a (lilies. Bank
Building. Norwalk. and at the Council
Room.iiavilaud street. Booth Norwalk.
from and iacludiug’Oetober. too. 1697, to
and including November lat. 1891. said
emcee to be open from 10 to l2 o’clock.
a. um. and from I to 5 o'clock. p. m.. and
on Saturdays and on November 1st. from
7 to it o'clock in the evening. ,
Dated at Norwalk. September 9. 1897.
FRANKIJN A. TOLIJlfl.
J. arcades RANDALL.
JAMES M. LANE. A
ileum orthepyramids, directed byau
sculpture of A-yrlan palaces. the paint-
ing at Egyptian temples and unabs. most
have been «cured by artists. probably
tree, or. i! slaves. trained at great ea-
pence.
When we read that the city at Dur-‘
Barguuu was created on an empty plain.
by order of the king. in eight years.
standing on a mound of brick 700 acres
in area. its walla 80 feet high. broad
enough torisevea chariots to run abreast.
and faced with stone. all the evidence
ianeedcd to make uacrcditthastory.
but the marvel becomes tar greater
when we observe the article! sculptured
stone that decorated Sargou'a palace
with colossal balls on each aideol every
doorway. No unpraoticcd hand carved
those reliels. They are the work of art-
ists. Were all the sculptors of the em~
pire summoned to this task. to be lin-
iahed in eight years! But the tombs of
private individuals in Elvin must have
been painted. at the cost of the turnily.
by masters of the craft. Animals and
birds show a skill not to be so
We may be quite sure that work like
this was highly paid-by comparison.
carnal-1'. ea
thaiuitb slave labor. H - 50m in il- ?» llsuu.
question recurs. ow much It
.3 p.333... 3.... m...» Excelsior ,lyary and
so u e so are men appear to
have been struck with the evidence of 5"" suhlosl
vast wealth displayed byiheirmdecte xomvsux. - ’. . (3mm,
sore. such as tthwsara could not equal.
But they escaped the didloolty with
ease by granting them riches literally
beyond the dreams of avarice. Dr. Ar-
buthuot. for example. has patiently
reckoned up the amount oi treasure
heaped upon the pile of Sardauapalus
by Athena”. and he iinda that it came
to 610.958.100.000 in our money at the
least. for it a computation which Athe-
uaaua himself suggests be admitted the
total would be about twice as large.
After this the statement oi Diodoros-n '
that the Pharaohs counted upon a reva-
nuo at “88,000,000 annually irom gold j
mines in the iii-hart desert and drew Si
no equal sum by taxation—is vary mod. ‘*
crate. But when the same most value. '
ule writer-who talked nonsense only
when be repeated the words at other '
mean-comes to deal with Babylon Ia '
lets himseli go. There were gold statue ,1
of Zone (the Greek assigned his own
gods to Babylon as usual) 40 feet high;
of Rhea equally tall. with a lion of
"old at each knee and silver serpents to
correspond: Juno weighed coo talents;
The iluest equipagcs for livery its the
town. [or pleasure driving. and a large
stock oi upon—date coaches for weddings
and special own-dons.
Neat undoaretul drivers in livery when
desired.
Prices reasonable!
A 'l‘liiAl. (litillfll. SOLICIT“).
Toanmdelivcrsaiund called for in any
part 0! llm wwti. ‘
Telephone call Hill. Isl-i
A Mountain or Meat
can he mlurrdcwiih The timer-prise New
Meat (imp or without Kirstin thermal
ill "on. at M! WI! . [Oldfll table. 500 or wermiug‘the machine. ‘i‘liegmmdcmu-
talents. upon which stood two cups. mm. «mane. I...........id article em
“rated. in lwu pint" all he lulu-u
up in or put I‘Mflhn m, quit-luau wink-
as easy to clean as a spoon.
The ENTERPRISE liew
Meat . Chonpcr-
800 talents such. and three bowls.
MOO. 000 and 000 talents. These oruar
meats of a siugla toggle “when“
about £li.000.,000. a the building
was covered with gold plates.
it has been calculated that the statue
oi Nebuchadusssar mentioned in Daniel
Miniature"
would be worth 88.500.000: that the . . ‘ F in
treasure leit by David amounted to Slat? efid’lfi'hfifllm 2.2.131. M...
chicken ior salad. mun-slur, miri, midst.
cove. ciao-out. mun“. huvsvmcuh. etc.
i e. Icrwait How. do
£lW.000.000 in gold. 3300.000.000 in
silver. but the value oi the Hebrew tel»
eat is doubtful. We are told that Pyth-
eus. seemingly a private asutlsiaau oi
l’hrygia. entertained horses and all his
army. "with most sum uous toasts."
loomed than had its. 10.000 left. or.
as acute mpots. “£00.: .0. The tale
oi Alexander's loot is most wonderful
at all. and that la historia it we enter-
tsiu doubts. it is little to express them
when the statements are easiest and
the sassusot diapreviua theta absent
luthsi'srsiauoamp. thsu.audat lieu:cl
lea dlaseudsr second mih ll
element. at Wits. at 000.-
000: at l’asauvrda. a bills at “.000.-
000; at ltohatsus. “10.000.000—
«summon. had Darius carried
“1000.000. whichhis summarised.
-- dtaudud.
NOTICE.
acoustics or
ELEGTORS.
w§*‘§l‘h::'élx:lll‘lo § .. ..
l
will hold a session at the Mice
. w tiles or the powers oi
as laiau uuai tiuua ahead nub
rug, a torus eleutcr's fir. those mus
the material cal .111“ as
iie'éiwit is “ammo-i; ou ”smears;
the, no at out ilss"to
tulle ali‘ a? 2.." admitted as so
7 '4
listed “tuna. the both days! pap-
‘ lslaoiaiau
has .
with... .g,
' . _ . r .
mill“ s......3..5ll.i'."
. . villi“. ,
» W6 W?” I"!!!
untrue-surrealist.
Wearsaotwri _,iethsssud. 'llhs
iiosdesssstwssh teat. Wearasct
a... no em. sister's. ‘ :
or. 300.
l
Our constant aim is‘alvvaya to get the best qualities of ' goods from the most reliable ‘
sources at the Lowest Possible Prices. Those who have taken the trouble to make
comparisons can easily see how successful we have been. Not only are the qualities. .
the best. but the' Biggest Assortment and greatest values are to be found here. No
matter whether it may be silks or dress goods. linen or crockery, jackets or underwear.
you’ll. find that we have the very best that can be had for the money. You may judge
for yourself by these attractive prices: \
. ~ ‘Fsiriicidilcuniy'sGreatestStcre.
ALWAYS THE‘BEs‘r!
' I
I I
soswsis. coast
Laces and Veilings.
500 yards white and Oriental laces. the 17 and 25.3 qual-
ity; for this sale. to and 160.
1.600 yards French val. lace.l2 yards for 250; regular val-
Bcld in only 12 yard pieces. ,
ilbo:while the lot lasts. relic.
Ribbons.
10 bonus ii inch pure silk moire toilets ribboue.'sll the
tall cobra. values the per yard. site.
100 doaen ladias' whith haudkeo'chisis, embroidered and
lacebcrdars.alaoplain hematitched.valaea lite and the;
choice of the let. each 1235c.
:000 yds Hamburg edging,all uewanada on the very best
cslubrlc. worth is, 12 and its; for this week only. 6. 8 and
m L Stationery.
h lostuuite purchase olwriiiug material enables us to
oils: catramdinary nth-actions to this line.
000 homes. 48 sheets and 48 envelopes. excellent paper;
jun twice the quantity usual in a box; would be cheap at
tile; par boa. loo.
use boxes extra line paper. in plain white and fancy tints.
the bile kind; special the.
- .
Hosnery .
Boys' and misses“ heavy bicycle hose at 250. the biggest ,
bargain we ever uttered. '
Indiea' line black boss. in medium and {all weight. 39c
value. to start the season. per pair 25c.
Lsdies' (him) wool vest and pants, winters weight.
worth today Olweach; our price while this lot lasts. $1.00:
Underwear.
Ken's grey m shirts and drawers. winter weight. val-
ue 09c; special price. iiilc.
Lsdics' heavy ribbed vests and pants. from 3 to 9, value
300; this week. 260
Gloves.
llotrio doz.2 clasp ladiss' kid gloves. the 81 quality:
special. 75c.
, Sale of Blankets
This week. The tariff has raised the price on blankets
from 250 to 81,50 on the pair. The blankets that we oiler
this week were bought last may irom Thomas Kelley. the
controller of :31 mills. and we shall sell them while they
last without the mlvauosd price.
HAVIJIII
The Norwalk Boston Store,ccr. Main and allSts.
IF You would THE HEs " "
Evening Sentinel
Left at Your House
FLOUR.
V Something that Should Interest You.
OUR COFFIIS.
We keep nothing but the very finest grades imp
fresh every «lay. Old Dutch Java.
Hungarian Success Irena.
We guarantee the above to be the finest flour ever offered on this market. We take
‘ pleasure in oii'eriug it to our customers.
IQTTIR.
We are direct receivers of our famous Gilt Edge creemery batter.
prize over a large numberioécanxetitors, 25c lb; Mi. lbs 31.
“:3
TELEPHONE CALL. 584.
Regular. . . . .
orted. and they are roasted and ground
Old Arabian Mocha Cutler-e, etc.
which has held the
Fresh laid eggs direct from the counting every day.
HAM‘ AND IAO N. .
The Ferris smoked beef heme and boneless bacon are goods that Will.
0 RAG KI l C.
An immense assortment of fancy crackers always on
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR. Leading Grocer.
as West Wastisgtaa ltraat. heath lat-alt. 0t.
hand. Fresh" Daily.
.m a .. ,
FOR SITUIIMYI
Make Up You: List!" 1
WHAT DOES l'l’ SAY?
Codes. Sugar.
or whatever it may
Ins-w a ”snow Iiseuldeva. Ow lb.
' asaue a sauna. ace use: as.“ "was;
Flour. ’i‘ou. Pure Spices. Caused Goods. Butter Cheese. Lard. Fresh Eggs.
be. you can get them all right here. Burrito Qcaulrr Mill Lass
Pelee than at any other store in the Twin Cities. .3
Special Prices for Saturday. Sept. lath.
k
to as lured items (an. average) the lb.
I A Costa. Magnolia Gouda-seed Hills for “a.
V 7 noises means».- as Canes leap tar no.
Very loot Groomers flutter. Mada.
Norwalk Chronicler