.m—w. . ‘ AV. M100” 1'. ill. IO m—“ Walt. ” “T0. ”h ” film. m 3 In lines. one “W three ' m that. no- » s Hart m. nationals. Iohsdnieeiratas - advertise-sews tarot-helio- . hat-an. nail. is ad; mwfifihm lured ow .itic WNMIOIHOMH.‘ fl . Onws~liomtVuhiu tan-l \. WML " M . Omen—No. to Wall skeet, . W rare at wleo-ei'l‘ua “all! ”tilinzwofan;news ‘ wumlhit'gtbh‘ Wm“ Alanna this for th 1 l M who wish to hva‘m't? 3:: :I ‘ ’. wiilhsfoutd tth antra when“... ' ‘ '. "" Munltcarioxs should a all eases la- Min Till EVENlNG BINTINEL; South Norwalh. Conn. cannot he tend. the is in. It"! his e on will be made to no- Mte patrons. but changes can- flt he insisted upon as a right unlese :W a new: 3: ’fif'mfl the at- tnrnanau o y on change I, desired. ‘ Ww~~ « - - --‘ - The Evening Sentinel has a clrcula . in the Town of Norwalk and to ‘. , larger. considerably. than the ‘ emulation of the other two Wattles. Our press roost is pi- ways open to advertisers and visitors. _ 7 , mantis: nin «Doe—W6. i ‘ flaunt homer—«MB. ll~aneh office-5M. ' s moist-n Almanac for tomorrow. ‘ rises ' ‘E'i. l“:.i“'i"lf.t;ti" raw" I'D. 'llolo Thing to Pulse. 0n the sixth page. first column of The leniinei of Saturday, August 134 there appeared an article headed “Mun desist! by a Friend." taken from an un- idsatiled exchange. We are now in- ter-ad by a gentleman whose authority moot be doubted that the whole thing in false. save that the men mentioned left hr the Klondike region some year or so ago. The article reflected most seriously upon lifr. Beali. for the inter- anoe to be drawn was that he was a urty to the crime. whereas he is a tuna against when not the slightest suspicion can be entertained. The story was printed generally in the state papers. and has done Mr. Bruit a great injustice. The Sentinel is pleased to to do its allure toward rectifying the wrong impression of the man who has gone abroad. Celina-ti at the “'itlt‘l'll Edge. (New York Times.) it was reserved for a foreign neu's- paper to give it clear and exact explain arkcd lint-ease of publh confldettc which the president has re.- ce‘ved ce the beginning of his term. Wupcclnliy since the trouble with in became aeute. W hen he Willi nominated for the pre nideucy hir. McKinley was known it)- tin extreme partisan and t-sptsclnlly as a fanatical and exclusive atlt'tit‘ttlt! of . one doctrine of his party. Those wht favored hilt nomination tried to per- suade thetnnrlves and to persuade ottr era that the imp- which he itnpcrnonu ted could he “unlit-ti to the front so in. to dlttplacc the real l.-r-lic. and that lit- ptlbllcltlls Iltlilltl altitl)’ divide upon tip mono! an hottest currency it tiny Wt'i‘t' only united upon the new». ty of pro ‘tectiuu. hir. Mcb’tnlcy plltiwml liliiiM‘li auhiect to llttt delusion Wt‘t'kfi after l|> became a l‘litldltlnlt'. Afii'l' lilii elvt'lltitt be postponed ltln personal opinioaa to the evident relief of innat- who had elm-ted llllli. llu rcc- outlined the unprcmhcy of the lunllfl up- on which he Wu» cie-tcd and lltc furl "ill hundreds of lliltlltiltlltIi-t of lliitrc' who had voted for llllil were not of in. 1 party by putting his own [ilil‘llmitinlllill in the background. When donn-nlu- attention were stuwrucded by a foreign Milli“. he lost ulllll of lib- |I‘tl‘ll«tii sh‘p entirely and became an .tmcrimu ’ ’ol‘lntoaioating liquors to the public and 'l'he Oct—ans nt loath. (New York Harald.) Berlin has insisted that reosat sus- picious potions oi the Ger-tan fleet in . the Philippines were not to be eon- . strut-ted as the unfriendly attitude of the Kaiser's government toward the United States. but as the iniudiolous individual action of s German naval commander. in view of this disclaimer one would have supposed that special diacretion ii of more genuine tint: and admiration than anything one in South Norwallt. A ahoe'a a email thing, but there's a tea. Low not. one, 95.3 .25. saw, ti. 5. C. H. GILE. ”Wu-hinge.» It. .0. Horus-its. e audition in utmnter fotdweur. i would have been enjoined by Berlin upon her naval oilimra at lantis dur- ing} the crisis which has now occurred. Yet fipaln's Captain General. Augustin has somehow been carried away on tho Kalaerin Augusta. and the departing German warship left for Hong Kong. it is said. without extending the usual courtesy of carrying the American mail. l Certainly all this does not tend to quiet the popular irritation caused here by [iret‘edlng unpleasant doings of the' tiermans at Manila. Yet is. well for us to come to no hasty conclusions in the matter. Manila is a long way off. detailed accounts of the i‘lrt‘limfilltilt‘cs are inciting. and their receipt may at— tt r the complexion of the situation. Douhtiess the state department will moo be in possession of all the facts. —._.__.__- and then it will be time enough to Mm. 'I‘ltouma Benedict. Sr.. will start form a 5mm", determination in regard ‘ tomorrow for Iinluth. Minn. to spend to an occurrence that at. present afli‘lllhlt several we‘ff“____ -. _‘_ unfriendly l” “5' but '5 perhaps “NM"; Little Edytb l‘laael. daughter of 0p- )! another lierlin explanation. . orator Edward B. Mead. who has been .— uttc ill. has recovered. Good Sense nittl Temperance. ‘ _ ‘ “ Ber. Osbort hinrtlnttnt. rector M "llltg'tigrtc: \z. (Y'forhatn btm'retnrncd flotation-Lucy. Warwicksltire. ”I" n“ his htot'lizo F ' I-‘ biotin: uh" with statement before the parliamentary } .' h h ' liquor mmtnission that for 22 yeara‘ be I had managed the public house in his. village. but he had abolished the saleI l Variant lisps and liisiiaps sa thel Other Side of the River. 3 i John Svenaon has moved from Port . Point street to South Oslmrnc. avenue. Spartan A. St. John. of Van Znndt avenue. is spending a week in Brook- lyu. I’rnuk Scllcclt. of Scllcck street. went on the excursion to Newport. yester- day. William Weymcr. of Seymour. is via- iting at the home of Edward ’i‘rounsoa. t‘ove street. .—.... ll. ii. Perry. of t‘ollnne avenue. has secured ft position in lioaton. Mr. l'cr< ry: llilri also gone there to rcuidc. greatly raised the moral tmeof hil pr. . Jacob itrnwer. of New York. baa re- “. I l" Thin “a “ha the quits-l turned home after it visit with Mr. and “m M byRev Dr Rainsfunii Mrs. i'lliii'itu tlehrtnann. of iteneuict NW0“ ' ' 1 Farm. inflow York atxmt a year ago. Why ............4. mm “10 church mm" “‘0" in, Mrs. Enoch S. llnwen received word llohm no u social Mott? Why. yesterday from New Jena-v to the ef- indeed should it not establish tamper-j feet (but her father is seriouely ill of alien .loona Ind clubs sud dtfit on n “Pl“‘flilli'lllli- business baais? If the church intends tr; become a living force, veritable salt in i . the community. it must come down to [with Mal, :3“: "my: “in"?! :n H"; . 455 r i‘ I‘ 0 “I S ‘4ltlt'illa attrition“, “Nd. and wants 0' the: church. tonight. I I . i . ..-. The poor have no elnba. The liquor Mrs. John A. i‘iuch. of lil“tttilil,\‘ll. saloon. with ita bright lights and evon- who has been visiting t‘nptmu .\. ll. lug NW.- Offors an attractivooeuterto St. John. Van '.nudl nvn-uuc. rctnrnrd the workingmau who has no ottmsl“ "“"'“"“““"‘“l'- u l 21m? $3: flux"lfilm;mi Mrs. Mary i. Dome and sun l-‘rnn- _ . leis .l. left town thie morning for a trip "'0 visitor has-umber m'wm ‘hw‘ up the lludmu to rimt friends in ;Sclictl county. N. Y. Rev. Herbert h‘. llrown. of liaitielsnu. than a little change of statue. a chance‘ of chat with a friend or a game of dour . . inns or cards. Prnpinquitv than may Mr»: tiilvs il. Hunting. or (image. N load him to thiettlt'ullnlili cheer. with. .l.. who has been \‘iuitluu rrlalltcu In no .9; purpose in that direction. w0 l-Inst Norwttlk. :vturts today. for a two are convinced that many of the worlo “Wk“. outinu '" '“dflfllml in rims are led to dangeroua drinlr ' V ' "if! ham“ "I a“. way. Thom mu" ii . 'l'lie Knohtiutihu club-house. has opetl “M be. “0“” M" WM “‘5 Emil” 5 ml a restaurant in .l. l.inxweiicr'.~ block anon anlmu. had it been movement. in l m, n... Washington Mm. bridge. preference. Acting on this theory. a .- - ~- weulthyliondontt-a merchant ahtmt f-clt‘ William ll. Lrt‘tulttl in cleaning up years NI“ established throughout .1...‘ hi» lot in ltiverulde act-nun. prepnru- Whiiotililliol doom what he called W.‘ ‘" """V'i'm a ""“WW "W"- 13*.“me Them “w" maulnrcaftw. ‘ iiarney Kindilicn i» doim: the Work. ““1 “Ni" “ii ""1“" "““flnli " "“' 'f‘hc them Nt'lllt‘ and Mamie sum “W 0' dnily. “M“! “M monthly run. of New York. litut' returned home. pablictltlona and all kinds of games to “my .. “mum's mining m the hump or visitors. who paid a small Weekly be Mr». ‘i'tmotby liriwoli. on Strawberry for the privilege of using them. livery- llill. thing except in toaientintr hevcrnuru win- sold at it very low figure. The rapid‘ attceotls M those humble “mm m “I" ‘ lri lit'flttllitlillt: for .i l'til‘lti at llurtlu-v, Jill" I.“ fit their llifi‘litl‘lll'litll'i‘fllrltliflll ' lh'lottilt‘u. lilitl t\||f‘tl:-t lti llititt' ln Ili.il out till the l‘iiillltili t‘lllt'ii. lhey inm- Wm. m.“ ”mu“ lwumenn important social fact. An attempt was made to establish this sen , The Minute l‘liumutlv. .lttrit'lllllllt‘. allili' ii'illll‘l‘ilm‘“ tlfli‘lli‘.‘ l" Ni“? \'urk.. Mabel und It'lul'ttllir. lum- returned to h“. ‘1". “f“l‘“ “'“m‘t [lirllttlttt ""i'm'“ .\'cu York after .t Iuo \H‘t’lih' \lrdt ulllt publiooptnnat was not maultalwl be .thclr armnlumllu-r m “mm. “mm“ hind it. it did not realist-its ituglndti 'i‘iu- an...” or air .o piliil‘pt'iit'q n..." WtP‘llMl'N- ”Mimim ll Wt" it". ‘i‘ll'i‘ itiliwllitm an to tax iii‘llllllillttalilp'u lurv united in detail to the American en um- and patience a little hit. ‘l‘iu-tr virmnneut. hut in the very lpgie ol tony chi-clot and nuntmrnwl arms nt- lhinga institutions of thin sttrt can be MI ”W i"'Iii‘m" ""i‘i‘l‘t'il- '“lt‘i' mud-- made it" more NM" 1mm." in WNW" , many fi‘lt‘lillr In their many rotupu and alien Mm “m“ aunn‘uivecruaadiua. i roundelnyn. and tile Waldrnnr- will i Illi‘~r them very much. Joseph lAlt'kWtitill. formerly chef at Eton lid-ted of \‘uuZutult ll\i‘lil|l'. who turn!” it Hutu-d from the South, The Outlook for Peace ottlsrn and the t't-pt'tmrtllttilvu of nil in.- cottntrymen. tic M-l the «multiple oi “Hill lttil'l)‘ tllfft‘l'cltccn tu t't‘dni‘ ill the Interi- «use. it is true that ho “dune everylltit'g ill the open." own i i the horror of litirniuun diphuuatrt. and iiuropcan llillllitl‘i uuu. th- hot when the intllhtchl oi the t‘itiiitll'i In advante. in!" ad oi annealing in u at terward ilt~ retent‘ou oi the lnrum patent head Hi the Witt lll'lntt'lllit'iil af tu- nptgitil till'l tilttulldlltt- ttliilth M of hi» itittiillptlvtli‘)‘ in the only “find «tit-plum we rtcall to lilo rule of drill. want the llllllllt‘ judgment Mi «trunnion we t‘iflllfll believe to Will permit to remain The title t.- not only good it is the «tilt rule fur the mar magistrate ot a mono-i anon We“ in be govornui by public up lh’ttii. ‘l'hr uov' nunsnt of the i‘hilmt the [tlt‘riltli‘lll fluted, since the win with Hpiin be “a inevitable. ha» been in truth gov~ . . ls ver promiaiu but that will not deter u» T [iii SIESIHI manna m moan. For the “pimples“ at lian- . mamw om. No order has been issued yet for the regular encampment at Nlantle of the‘ Connecticut National Guard, but there‘ is every prospect that the remainder of the brigade will be ordered into camp prior to September 20. Governor Coolie. as was announced some time. . ago. besitiated about ordering the C.. N. 0.. into camp this summer, but at. ter investigation has come to the con-” clusion that the statute is obligatory. The Second regiment. three compam ice of the Fourth. l-‘lrst aemrate com- pany and the Brigade Signal corps. were not tuusteredintothe l'nited Statm w‘l‘t’lt‘t‘ during the war. and will go into t'ttlilli during September. The Third regiment is now at Nlantic, although nmstorcd In some timc ago. General-Van Keurcn said yesterday that no order had been issued and he did not know just what the plane Were. The order must he madc fifteen days prior to the date set for the encamp- ment. 'NK)()OU()0( if iOl it “100000001 l0( E Pilllllil HOSE 60. . sootnBLE. Roton Point. Friday Evening, Aug. 19th llnncutg nt ~ o'clock 'l'iilwta. including trolley title and dancing, 2',” with. ()000000f )0! “300001)(m00000 c g 5 o I 300000000t' )OOt if Kit it KM ll )( if if it 3 T 'f‘ T ‘l‘ o T T T T Btu t Good Fountain Fill and you Will talu- pleat-- tilt in uritlng. We can soli you it good “TERMS PEN, l-‘(ill Dollar 'l'rytt. : z : One > W We have more t-xpcttnivc l't‘lit‘ it‘ytnt \tltlil llicio. R. H. PLAISTED'S, ltlll‘tilllt-"I‘, lli \Vunltittulnn Street, South an‘iiltllt. l'l. lititttttt: Tllt lust ' l .. Pimples: Call Bil Cured lll‘ l'HlNu Royal Pearl. title ill Still) if illtllitlifi. W New Store on» New Gouda «he NevaPricea from lillilillli" continual war on him prices. , \'e carry the birth-at illlil tho-d wlcrt stock of llrocer- ics in The Not-walks:everything in fact that you will had in n lit-st class city store. at triers so low to be within the lunch of all. "l‘ltepub- lic uppreeiutestbe net too. that we uitc better value for their money than ever they not before. 2lltt-liltlltil'tlotl liecf. - - - - We lied fialmou. t~ltitieeettta. - - lllc Hilliard Mackerel. - - - - - ll'ic Hllititi‘l'ltl‘t‘tll'illtlliltlt'l‘s. - - - 'lelb riuuart‘ured llama. '1- - lit-ll- lionelest lint-on. lib-lb I‘lnrly June pent-t. 4c can “39th Iraneh Now. it lies t‘oru l f. M. littiit‘w lissntlfit Japantns has given away. t’ondcusel tuilli.‘ - - - - - given aura with l ground of tin or tli.- ‘l‘ts. or I paintin- tunic. Full i‘rcnm l‘ltecnc. ‘3. “in for - 2hr. 45 lbs llaugtmn lllee. . . . lllbuitatnteul ill “llllltll. - - .2“ w'l - Ellie. \| "“l. ' ' ' ' Ml'n. llopltina'.lums.2juru.- - 2.3m pnrlurnmtclu-s. ~ - tic. tic. ILL GOOD. DILIVIIID FIII. The P. J. Lynch 00., its Washington tin-est. South Net-walk. Conn. mmmwnlutmw—l l i A Complete Surrender ' organelles iind dumb" printed civics it. w. .......~......M...._....... ....,.........~......u.. . M- Mkammmuuflg ~00RllBR Illll Alli) Will. STREETS, NORWALK, COlll. Store, n. ... a... .... ............ “mew“. chases we have made in Full ”and Winter goods. We mention only a few of the offerings. of profits ill every department for tbe coming week. in prices of all Summer Merchandise to make room for the heavy pnr- . Great reduction Sale starts at 9 a. m.. sharp, SATURDAY MURNINH, Al'ti. 20th. ‘In Our Popular Cloak. Laces. . Room. About .‘ui doz. nilil‘l waists, .‘tlllut-w lt‘rcnch \‘atlcucienncs lace at lite. 23c. and disimldc. valuvs muslin: from 2M and :m- a piece. .qu one third lcss 81 it ' .‘ . ' .. . . a to 8-. tlltltlttl tutu t\.o lots. and Lie than regular prit‘i's. . clean up prices 25c and fun: llcally ' Krt‘lll bargains. i r . ., v. , .. . .4 . i ‘ i.» tloz. tlllltllliin Lint) rliuw balm! Leather Goodb. nll this season‘s [ilii'l‘llilrt‘. t't-uulur pri~ t we frilv. 73c and Si. t'lt-un up Iii'lt't'.i each 2M. Lullicu' min-lip nutt'tis,. neatly tritu-’ med. extra llnc cloths. cxc llcm vain" at t;.'---. while the lot taste. the. Littllt‘ti bathing suits. in fl.llltl"l. Si't‘flt‘ lit-N 1“ W‘- ‘itni nipucn. not many left. clean up till res :5 per cent. less than regular. Walsh Dress Goods. l'rintt-d lawns. Scott-It Matlrux.l-‘rcnrlt Milliidltil'. rrnnlur price. 81. price. citt‘il 73c. Notions. etc. 'l'.ir soap. 10c. .\1tuc. lluppt-rt's Rtintt. llic. téti pin-ctr writing pztpgr. file. . Inc and illic pocket book», litr. rt'gttlur value the, clvuu up price. l'J‘~_s. t'omtort mutter. llh'. itl’i domt llllilllllt' window s‘lliitlt'h. Ti” toilet l"'|""- 7‘" l‘t‘illlldl’ ltl'b‘r ’.‘.'-r, “ltllt' llli‘} lust. lite. ‘.‘.'.t .lnpulnst inns. l‘h‘. lint twclvc yard pit-eta. all new i itttt leuilwr lit‘lfn'. "ll-c and :itw tptnii~ Basement bargains. Lightning fruit jars. pints. per don. “.05. Lightning fruit Jars. quarts. per den, .25. . in,- pint jelly tumblers. per doz., 29c. . .‘i-ltut'tlct‘ oil stoves. value 8H9. with ii. i (‘ovcred picnic baskets, value. 35c. 35c. lt‘ittwaour incll cllllt lmgr. l'l‘l'lm'ml Montlnv morninl: laundry Will” per t‘lt-un up bur. 3v. 0 ' Underwearalltl flosnery Ladles‘ pure \whlte. low necked. Sil‘t-"t‘lt‘lii‘ units. finished equal to the 2.3:- kind. at clean up prices. each llllfic. 100 dos. boys' and girls' cottdn ribbed stockings, full fashioned. double knee, fast dye. sizes from 5 to 10. real value llc per pair. 1214c. i Sicu's ccru and'gi’t‘y ribbed shirts and pants. the 35c and 50c grndcs. clean up privc. 25c. too fillc twill glorin umbrellas. for men and women. value $1.50. for these days, 8|. We will give away a $20 gold piece tomorrow night at 10 o’clock. Save your duplicate checks. Boston Store, Norwalk, Ct. it it ‘ Is 'rur. mcs'l‘ ii .ulctutzu § .\.\'l) Sl'lllltll'Nl .\ =- At Seymour’s Store. lit‘f. it elsewhere. The goods we handle are of the uncut tplnllty produced. i-‘tx 'I‘llls l‘.\t"l‘ IN YOUR tilND! the highest quality of goods the unu- i'ou can always get ‘5. lb. prints. lil‘l affords at this More with ind tlcmtinc calves foot jelly weights and litt‘llrllt‘i‘r‘. and llh I't.l.t|ll 3“” able in price a» they l‘dll ltc ptmibly :trlnda. uoid for. fine ounce of it good anticlo- . ' 'I i it" t - I5. is worth more in value than lg. lb. of ion m" “‘ "l "n "“V” an article that don't turn azitlslnctlnu t‘ul produced. thlfcllutcl. l'lteelte. iiitr ltllli Is to place before the public the latest style» and the lllttrll tittruct— l‘lillitdclphlu lvc novelties that which upon the that THE l".\'l*‘..\'l.\'tl. \‘b‘N'l‘lNlCl. (‘omr llcrc win-n you cannot find Fancy Northfield crcamery butter in in glov- tiurdrp nuditllwurih pt‘cuct’vul Tutu li‘nucy nllt eduo crcatttcry butter. lln~ i‘l‘t‘itlll I )V ICIl'I‘lSth i l.\' thllll'ildt )thi 'l'( )\\'X.\'. Lunch ham. chicken. turkey. ete. i‘nnnrd shrimp. new conned lobster. The largest and beat assortment of fancy crttcltt‘rti and ltlscult opera waf- rt‘s. clt‘. tiur coffee l.~ the richest and but ponds imported. itcllciuna ntnolted beef. The Pcrrls haunt. tongue and lame- li‘3til liflt'oli. lr‘rcrth invoice of lluntfol'd baking murder. The beet vrcr made. ails lh. ihc nib. CHAS. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer, JJ Went Waahinnton Git-eel. Telephone an-a. Bull-dog Pertinacity in u prominent clutrucicristlc of ours. csin-clnllv when ltcotnea to retain- luu our customers your after year. We can sell to our munpetitora at wholesale rules and still itlltiti‘ a guard living. It in the ltuowled t Now When and \\ here to liny that goes to make up our success. lilit it will be the some With you if you buy here. when we are offering an uutelt for so little money. United loans. with Tomato Canon. 3 in can. Insign Irand Goad-need Mitts. large can. Ginger Int-pa or Funny Dennison. per tin. eporry a Iarnna' Ihouidoro. per tin. nger Ourod Home. to th. average. per "3.. Queen Cotton lobbitt'n or Onone Icon for Vary loot Izlgln Oronmory latter. per it... lo. 70. lo. 11:. 190. no. lie. Maud C. or 'Jortea' Flour. Ole bag. par blah. OIJI. New York Grocery Co. Donovan Iutidtng. Iouth Norse-lit.
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