if.
. sooner lanes
Ines—it Want." “To
this turns-Bylawlasd
”MiG-emit“:
e forts; nor even on having hrouht the
' war to itaiteoueluelon with the loss at so
ensues.
whhtelsaeeiasnsetsswsee
wiithstoaadattheuteascs
naatofilee. .
or . :garioss thin“ a all essss be
eras lVflillw seamen
lellh sue-it. Gena.
V
insaneaaaethe ' teedtie
‘ “W Ivory
. hendsteae-
lttreue. but eas-
apsassa Its-s
W hwtishyae'eiseh theat-
‘qfiemhatinelhas omis-
,, bmmauuwoli-stn
rm Elias reasaas tar pride and satisfaction.
[mahsthesmyesccediaglraieiiolthc
,colpllsh was pneaainpletl“ hint and
. the amt: distinction President lickin-
. . .ecaaldssuhithaathe’
“ ettheethl'two
trial
‘ (it: areas res- ts at-,
Mean to advertisers sad visitors.
‘ m cute: i
» W“ s
A“. “hr-"rt i
. Inn sale I umwau-rl Low water
. ‘ m . .psn -i:0|itllt ’
. lull“ lhl‘ the bidet ltlttttc)‘
l
lea-em en Bonnet. ‘
. To The South Norwalk Sentinel:
The"Norwalk and South Norwalit l-llec-
"It! Milli company mpectlttlly request
you to retract in as public a manner
II that in which it was made. allega-
tlula Install this company rcilnctitni‘
upon its financial ability and condition.
ltl‘lltotlves and its conduct in an ar—
ticle published July 29th, purporting to
give the opinion of a Mr. Wliichtmtcr
upon certain litiaatlon between this
mntnany and tlte clty oi South Norwnik
You give credit to the statement. and
say of this company that it is a’ decrepit
Nuwalh acquisition of the General
Electric; that the plant. of this com»
pany hi on out at date. mliicraoly con-
structed plant; thitt it was snatched
from the scrap heap oi bankruptcy:
that the company bait treated the peo-
ple diahonetttly. and used the mind on
suitable oi appliances condemned by
insurance tillflt'l‘tt'l‘llt‘l'ti; that “it tier-
vlce lil liable to no iilll at any time.
leaving atoree fttll of people iii illll'h'
noes ulttil llllllptl or nan arc snbetitntcd.
implying such lit a common nccttrrcnm
that the property of the company to
the city at South Norwiilk mutilated ot’
itellecieil. llllt'ltl't'tl for system of poles
and tangled wire» among other things.
which alltuatlous are untrue and ii
bclous. Yours rmipccttuiiy.
W. 3. titi'i‘lilllltl.
' Treasurer.
In reply tn the hit-caning the Scott
ltcl has in say that it is :llll‘lll‘a trail.
and Milton. atul liltiril cheerfully in, to
correct its errors, rcctlly ltit erlnfi‘i,
or retract its own tltlttiilfttl‘lil-‘lltti; but
we do not undermined the fitness of bu
lag called upon to retract the utterance-t
at others. the truth or falsity of which
we have no knowledge .
The article ri-lct'rt-d to was a ntatr
lien! made by Mr, Wincln-ntrr. credit-
ed to hint. and duly quoted tie his lllll
auitac. We did not etidom- it in iill'
way. shape or manner. except to l .;i
attention to the article in it brl-i cdt
toriitl intrasrtrnh. -
ll lit [ritualltle that Mr. Wlnt‘ltci-it‘t‘ burn.
in his tinreictitlnit Movie to milk" iic'
smith Norwnlli cntntucrclnl clectriy
lhhiina plzttti an limit it nut-cent: tilt h.i.
been the street Ilahtintt system. may
have led itiiii inp- iiii error oi ludgiin ot.
pardonitbic iti ti lllt‘i’tttlii’t'. tti‘l‘tntttt. in"
reunite at his entlniniiiutlc intern-«i lit tie
new project.
We tetutatilst- llli' rittlii ot the Nttt'
watti and iiottth Norwalh l‘litctrtc Haiti
elllluhy in do ltlltulltt‘lti tn tinuih Nor
. wailt. and the Neutturi. lilfl'lllfl need it»
lhhta two-innit) llith no hint to flirt
with them. 'llllrt phow oi tin mitten
In «In which. it went to in. will ailtu .t
the" it. dollar» tin-i unit that in. tin
snappy which llil'lIl/tlli‘t the in it
will it‘l lli
Wlnvas.
ll lint alienation» nittm- in iii it it:
cheater. and teieirwt to in Mr. tiiotu ii
momma t'iilllllillllllilllilll unit it
.1 lllwloua, and hm: don. it» No.
wlh compact no it ttt tin the u’l‘lllt
art retract» .i- t." . it l‘ih'tltlltllil'ili
”I “till" [illltittatitett lit . l'tirthitm.
we will it timieidood ti.~t thi t'iic
tear: [in llinwili tilltttlil the itpuio ..
my; inn quite tintornin
m Mitts mi to lift on our voice
fit ”as tntereuts. that being it pttrtci
til
lot ti
a the pallet upon which The ticuliuci
V I“ aaltievnl lie success
it
new!» you warrant“ lletht. i
”gait,” work at it.
ithat power at colonial control that she
“whats-missutssmu
a eases-am war President Initiator.
above all ethereltissaeet'tha republic,
lie was reluctant to heals the war. but
iron the nearest at its asalnnisg. as
.eculaniariaehiefetthasrliyaud
savytteiaidenthehiewslaswsyto
quarrel. lie is to be congratulated not
merely on having brotulht to terms in-
side of tour taeaths the Irst ooudoental
power of tho-ope with which we have
ever waged a serious war; not alone on
having seen thelestii tit our navy ac-
sueoceathetasltshessttheattopsr-
tow lives. The traits oi the war and
lay has won in hqianlna and conduct-
ing it are to be looked for on the pages
of history yet to be written. A work
of imperative necessity was to be on-
dertaken. For years it. has been evi-
dent that it would one day become a
work oi obligation tor us. That day tell
within the administration of William
Ieltlnley. It was tor him to execute
the hasaaue designs iii-ought clearly In-
to the view and the purpose of the pet»
pie dark-the administration of Grant
and at Cleveland. it tell to Min to ac-
compllsh a work of destiny by drivlna
Spain out of this heinhipherc. and to
paralyu- on both sides of the world
has sboscd for centuries.
The Spanish "cream-r.
One can scamiy aeoid speculating
what the future til flpuinmo greatly
turn of territory and prestige. will
wobbly b. It is not that the lose 0!
ll. colules. which have long beena'
drain on the parent country. is any or-
7ttttttii§itfllfi~t l.
awwflmm
aanio luplrtuent. But their pit-easiest
hashe- a mindorofpsstaloryandl
abnttrlaad national pridet Aside trons :
thiscoluial loss is but release from an t
intolerable burden. leaving Spain tar 1
more free tat healthy internal develop
moot. if that is «needed to be possible. ‘
in spite of so many elements which ‘
‘iuahe Spain a decadent people one hit
inclined to think that there may be im-
meniie vitality yet at the route and that
the main thing will be the cutting-away
oi' the dead wood.
In the tint place. Spain has a most
hardy. induetrloue and thrifty peasant-
ry. in this lowest stratum may lie the
«id of ultimate regeneration instantly
the light of education begins to drips
no its life. It isacouhtry of staple nat-
ural mm sufiloiontiy varied in
character. it tnaltos iosa ditlcreuce
whether tho got-eminent Ito (‘nrlitd. M-
lonsttit or Republican than that it
should he vital-lo and appeal to the nut“.
tionato rapport of the poiple. That
there lit a rich intellectual lilo lll Spain
of today is shown in its literature.
which in some comets is not unworthy
if the land which prisiuced Calderon.
bop» do Vega and “cryonics. Tho cott-
tompurary sobmi of Spanish liction is
one of tho intuit delightful in Europe,
and there could be no better toot titan
"till it! a wholesome intellectual vigor.
tipain will never Nllllt to the level of
Portugal. It may be that in rctronch
moot and concentration who is still don-
tined to a noble future.
liiuit one; hint won in the battleship
contention. ilei‘rt-tary luam'u circular
in Illlltlltilltltifti that in the bids for the
new hatileahlpit "highest rate of "until
toad ureatost coal endurance" will be
the winnina lactortt. other things honor
equal. will int-ore mi warshipaeqnal or
superior at all points to any in the
World. Twenty hunt battltsihips are ai~
ready smoking on the tourism
Not every Frenchman lit ooltottal
hunt to shame over the llroyios iieandal
and the miserable things which how
«true II. it. lrulle hula has been cs-
pelled truths Ionian of Harm. itt
which he wasaeisataaader. Morton
several ”tarot min the «drama
in their III-lunationtt and published
their n'asisiii lll bitterly eloquent wistitt.
New Store «on New Goods «no
The Outlook for Peace
,ilallrond company.
jinan tell from a freight train on which
cm
To use: PUBLIC: V ‘. ‘
We are sellinir all our summer goods at 5 per cent
discount to close out summer stock to make room
for {all and winter goods. These goods are new
and fresh. No old, stock. Call and see these
goods and get good value.
90 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
Iantlyto'aoethebonlnlon‘l'oday.
(By Associated Press.)
Race Course umoonsileid. Quebec,
August ill—The Canadian yacht Donnie
ion and the American yacht Challenger
will today sail the first or e. "earliest of
races here for the Seawttnhalia-Corin-
thlan international challenge trophy
for small boats. At 11:30 o'clock the
weather is clear with a strong wind
from the southwest. Both yachts were
being towed to the starting point by fl
steam yacht, when about but! a mile
out a hole was discerned in the Amer-
ican boat Challenger. She was brought
back to the club-house for repairs.
She will be ready in about an hour.
The selling committee of the Royal
St. Lawrence Yacht club did not enter-
tain the pron-tit made by the Scawuo»
haita cittb on the ground that ttic do-
The aorvlceit tomorrow at tho Vau- mlnion was ttot eligible. as iiltc liitdi
zitndt avenue church will he as usual. 1two bulls. The start will probably not
:mhgnfnbvflfi;;.::bot:“:7"3hmal i be made betore 1:30. There is areal lit-
soclal nerviccs at 7:80 p. in. Strong»
era are alwayii welcome.
latices liars sad litters es the
Other Side of the liver.
Mood and poster Wood. at Stamford,
are visiting their zrantlpiirenis, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles For. of Henry street
._.
Ward Painter has reolgrted his posi-
tion at Hoyt h Wolthaoiien's hat fac-
tory. in South Net-walk.
’i’he agouti. owned by Dr. F. W. Dar-
mor. of South Not-walk. haa been placv
ed on exhibition in F‘lnch'a drug store
on the Washington street bridge.
Dr. F. W. Baker went to New Roch-
site. today. and dressed the injuries 0!
Engineer Daniel Olds. who wax in the.
collision In South Not-walk. boil Week.
Mr. Oldti is getting along nicely.
terest in the race, every available point .
of view being titled with spectators both
‘ on land and water.
____..._.__
CONVENTION .l'l' S\'llA(‘l'Sl‘l.
(By Associated Prone.) E
I'll-L m. A “All.
-._ - .- ‘
Thole-[MMyofalaul‘oundonl _
tha‘lrachllear 'lllinnntie l Surutoitit. N. l'.. August l:l~'l'lto- l
(Bu Associated put...) .iteinocratic atate committee hilti decid~
Wiliiinnntli; August i:t-- 'i'hc badly ‘1'“ in MM the state convention at Sync
mangled dead body of ii lllilll. uppnrent~ ‘i‘iifli‘. Wi'dlii‘iitliii‘. Scttii‘mlu'r 3-mi-
Iy about thirty years of age, was fottnd Reecmbla—dddil-rnksvv-Thcv say oiar- ‘
on the New England railroad tracks ricd people ”on. to “numb“, om.“ oth- ‘
this morning. one mile west or thin city. er. Mrs. Jlnk5*‘WI'll. i know its quite.
lt‘t'om letters on tltc hotly it hi tilimitrrtt‘tl yiiupoasibie for it iitiirrtcd Woman to keep '
that. the man was it. i". Drlncnii. u ior- h" ”9“ '00“ i ’
titer employee of the Boston & Albany
It is Itclicvctl liic'
Trrr‘urrrr
soot iiG _
DELIGlOiiS.
- , (lur Soda Water.
T“ Y ”'3
ho had been riding. The authorities of
ilnnton have been untitled.
t
(‘ltl'l'li'ih'Mii Wl-liiltl i'NJl'ri‘l'.
tily Auaiiciuted i‘rcea.)
Nashville, Tenn. August 13 "Hill"
llltliill'l‘ A. ll. Wills hail received it let-“-
it-r from Neutral .loc Wheeler dulcd-
Santiago dc t'iiba. July :37. iii which
General Which-r Milt. rcftt't'ittt:
lit-“altllltt'r l't'|nil'l:i
tiltitiltt
"I lltini. llti' rt‘itit-isitit- tipittt Ht‘lll‘l'.il .
Shutter were very Illllllei Iic had i
ltiitii inch. and into [it-l‘ltli‘llll‘ll it you
cmoditlly and ac". l|-- it it limit of
more lllilli ordinary liIIWi'i'. 'l‘ht- t'l‘li~
trial" that he did titit placi- ltlllIt-t'll nit
the "rim: line it» l‘ltllt'tlltittn on on .llllt
I. he was citt't'yttit- on two lights at iiic
and one :it
in
Fine
PERFUMES no TOILET
WATERS
.\t t'eits't initl tle prices.
R. H. PLiISTED’s,
ltiii'tttzli-"r,
~l$i Washington Hli‘i't‘l, .
t-‘ouilt Nurwnlk‘ l‘i, '-
.l..i..i..i.|i.l..l..l..l.
Pinyin
0n Manor Woman.
r’lllli' lllili" one at i'utici
Han .luitn. he had isoinv l'-‘iu‘l'\'t'lt iitlil‘
ltiid to place itltniiclt where he could ace
both iigliti- itttd initiiaitc the whole it" ‘
fair. which he did t-flleicntiy "
(‘llrlriti 'l‘iil'llNi-Il' it‘lNltilll'ili.
tlly Afltit‘lllt'il i'rcmt.)
tirim- ript‘iita. Kr'ttlid lstltc. N. Y.
Ailililill In The tinnl llilllli'h lit the New .
l'ttrli olitlt' l‘lli-n illililll‘litllllll toni'tttt
"with \‘i It‘ iltthdtcd iimi ttiuiii. ilic ad
ionitn d “lllll"ti iii-inn referred to lli't'ltl"
”fifth:
Gut oi
the distribution ct |till.t':i. Mnt'tdntil. iii “"mum'
lironltiin. hint lilill‘ adjourned Iiillli‘ti. can Bo cured
He won iiiittt Wild“ and lost tti Voitti.‘
llitllllilt'l .ttttl hli'l‘ittrhcun The dual —
more» were l'-ntit-yii.tnttt. :itt. Ncn lit Ulllritl
m "" ~—---~— Royal Pearl
Ailtt Why iliit‘l Alll‘t' hllt'ltlt til 'l‘ntit _ . .
mt ltci' llllctiticd'.‘ M‘c 'lt") i-ttuitueti"
"tillll‘li‘t‘ No. bttt i-ln- lllli‘llilti they
oltttll be!
littt in not imam
"mm in...,...m.... .. . . W... . mun-MW NM...“
New Prices
lit vet' protnitiltt but that. will not deter iiti from making continual war
no hit: 1 lil‘li'i‘li.
'i'e carry the largest iiitd most eclect stock of lll‘tli‘i'l‘-
ii-itin'l'ltc .Vorwallot;everything in fact that you will that in a lll'ttl
i‘liliiii city store.
at triccit so low to be within the reach of all. 'l'lut pub-
lic appreciaiea the net too. that we itii'e better value for their money
than over they not before.
2lb can i’nrnoil llocl.
llitil Holinon. choice cuttt.
housed Mackerel,
Humtt‘ l'ttt'etl Hlittiiltlct's, -
Hiiuitt' i 'ttt'etl lliilliti. -»
lioncless lint-on.
ltliirl y .lttne ‘lii'lltt,
- - - We lt'tilll‘t'cittnlllteosc.L’llni l'ot' - he.
- - lite tll ”N llititmittil lllco, - - - -2hn.
- - - lac itlbtiiititnealtllUltindi. - - lithe.
- - 7cll' ll lliei‘ot'ti .lleitl. - - ~ ~2tic.
- {lent i\|t'H. llopltititi‘ .lutns. Llj ii'ti. - fli’tc.
Iii-"t " m. boxes piit'lot' matches. - - tic.
- - 4i'i'iiit Condensed Milk. . - - - - tic.
i'mt‘nl Willi! aivmt tiwit with i proud of Iiiittl'iiitc Tea. or c |tiiililllt| i‘ott'ee.
Klimt i'tltili.
Iraneh No. A.
listiiitirti .laptttlm item given away.
ALI. GOOD. DILIVIIID I'll.
The P. J. Lynch Co.,
"8 Valium Street,
South Not-walk. Conn.
on ritwtt ..
aims suns
AT
' OSTON STORE,
Fittititi Coniy’i ,Gi'tlliil Store;
t
W“...—
l EIGHT uncut“ JACK-
} ms TO TAKE WITH YOU
ion YOUR VACATION A‘i‘
nMMwmtm,
YOU MUST not THE STOCK! r
3 our PRICE.
.1.
That is the reason .why The Boston Store is always doing business. We carry
complete stocks in all Departments.
wear, all sizes in Shirts. all
50 down Shirt Walata, all sizes, that.
were. $1.25 and 81.50. all at. one price,
w
u...” «an... .WM
18 dosen Bhlrt Weists. to close.
25¢ each.
50 lndlcs‘ voids. low onhixh neck.
with or without sleeves,
\ 15°
iAiiiictt' ribbed top Stockings. fast
black. two pairs.
\Vhitc Lawn “fillets,
150.
25c. (liminilles, beautiful line. that
wore sold all season [or 25c. now
IZ-lc.
liathitui Suits. 25- pcr cciit. oil, to
t‘ltir-t‘.
All sizes in Shirt
widths in Ribbons, etc.
Linen Cl'lltill Suits, that were 04.75
and 85.00 to close.
$2.50.
r‘lopnce Duck Shirts.
".15.
21.00 boll bosom Shirts. with culls,
15°.
'L‘bc Buys' Sweaters we will close at
White lawn Wait-its. 'i‘uclicd l-‘ront.
wnrilt 81.50.
9.6.
llantmni-itszo (‘lt).‘it‘ thcm out we
will take 25 per ccnl. till.
Two carioads of Fruit Jars.
“H
Linen Separate Skirt». that Wt-rr
"J ‘.'."i. length.» its to to. apron fronts. to
close.
I
I Sl-‘IS.
Waists, allsizes in Under-
i'luln illicit Shir“:
15 and She.
The 75c Bolt Boson! Shirt
close at ‘
we will
500.
Boys' Wash Pants,
25°.
Buyn‘ Wool Pants.
Site.
”:1:
litiys' Overalls.
_._._ .——-—-
l'. K. White Walste.
9.25.
lioys' lllOilH‘e‘. itiic ones, to claw out,
e
Door and window screens to clinic ill:
low prices.
Remember we give a First Class Bicycle
away Saturday, Aug. 13, at 10 p. iii.
\
r \ ‘ ‘ r w‘v
Illlt. l‘.\ lea
lNii SENT] .\' El;
IS 'Dlll“. IlliS'l‘ .\|)\'l§ll'l'lSINii
lllt1l)|l'.\l
IN Ni)ll\\'.\l.l\'
.\.\'l) st'itltttt'xnixti 'I‘ttti'xs.
Kt Seymour’s Store.
The goods we handle are oi the finest
quality produced. l-‘lx 'l‘tils FACT
1N YOUR IiNDl“ You can always let
the highest quality oi goods the mar-
iict aflorde. at this Ill-ii
welahts and measures. and as reason-
storo with
‘able in price an they can be tuiaalbly
titlltl tor. (inc ounce Ol‘il good article
is worth inure to value titan is, lb. of
an article that don't live Iatlslactlun.
Our aim is to place before the public
;iho latest siyltw anti the most attract-
ive noveltieit that t'outel upon the unit-
‘ltet. Come here when you cannot find
'lt elsewhere.
Fancy Northheld eresutery butter in
is lb. prints.
Genuine culvert toot Jelly in ultras
Jars.
(lorden nodlilIWorth prenermt 'l‘inu-
.urinds.
l'uro truit syrup all tiavoru. .
lt‘attey alit tithe creatuery butter. titi~
cut produced.
Ncuh‘hatel.
Icheese.
Philadelphia cream
Lunch ham. chit-lien. turkey. etc.
Canned shrimp. new canned lobster.
The largest and best assortment of
fancy crscltcrti and biscuit opera wal-
i‘l‘ti. etc.
Our collec is the richcitt and best
Ronda Imported.
Delicious iiittultcd beci‘.
'l‘he Ferris liilllll. tonnes and bone-
.Ieioi bacon.
Flt‘till lltVttli‘c til llttlltlttrtl liilhllll
The best ever made. 80c lit.
piiwder.
the lfilb.
:CHAS. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
JJ Went Washington Itreet.
Telephone aa-‘a.
3hr. Mathilde Studio cl Elects;
lt‘ucis are ttttlihoru things and will ttot be downed. therefore we hold
firmly to them. and uttoie and print nothing but facts. Now this is
one fact you want to rcttieinhor. viii: That we are the lamest. the
cheapest and the best arm-ecu in the Twin Cities.
.\itlt any ol our
ntnuertuis customers it you don‘t believe it. or better still. call and
be convinced.
llulteil lii‘illlti, tomato sauce,
Soda ct‘iicltertior ginger snaps, lli be
“handy" niillt crackers. lii............ Ne
i‘lutllcnue condensed ntillt.
l‘ut'loi- nintclteii. iii Imxen, autumn... tie
Sperry ii llnrueti‘ shoulders, Iii......... . 7e
Hagar curt-ti haunt, all loan. lb.. tic
or can ,. be
can he
“i loin" halting powder. llt lititt............liio
Haunt-d mackerel. l lll cutt..................the
New Nod mackerel. .liily cittclt. t‘lli'llu lite
llilmilt'llli‘il coconuut, per lli...............|lic
lt‘ull cream cheese. ll llts.....................2ht~
New lupin-intuit. large and white........ 20c
llrtiolt trout. l Hi can lilo
New York Brown Co:
”DOV“ Nit-DINO. IOU?" IOIWMK.
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