”H ‘
all“
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, Y. 03!”!!!an so. use
We earns—"Want."
’ " and "For Sale advertise-
.N.“ exceedi, ug ilve lines. one
3 three times. 60c; six times.
Mug notices. 10c a line each
‘ Marriage and death notices.
, Module of rates for displayed ad-
' its furnished on application.
BIPTIONui‘IAmFB‘y' mall.
,. . pee e preps : ne
flo‘ thus months. “.25: six
. 13.00; one year. smoo. Deliv-
by nawaboys. 12o a week. to be paid
m”
Wide. 97 Washington
- - Norwslk.
OFFICE—No. 49 Wall
hereunt-
.oare always welcome in The
. if you know of any
m will confer a favor by tele-
lending or bringing it to the
i
a.
box for the convenience oi
‘ ho wish to leave items of news
matter will be found at the
- to The Sentinel oilice.
medications shoniu in all cases
“dressed to
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
South Norwualk, Conn.
Theloglish feral {treesntly
complained of th protnptnpss with
which the London lures became so-
quainted with the most secret negotia-
tions pending in the tsnng-li-yarnen in
which Great Britain was interested.
Stats-hen forget that newspaper pro.
prism-e as able to bribe as they
themselves. It has long been known
thaievery {assign ministar in Peking
banned the eonddential oilieislsef‘
the greatOhinese bureau of state in con.
ata'nt pay. Nothiuggoes on in the tsnng- .
li-ysmen without its being promptly.
known to the "foreign devils" at the
locations. The humor of the “tingle“
that the high Chinese authorities know i
and wink at it. it is suspected that more I
than one of them. too. is as vensl as:
the minor officials in this way. The.
London Times has done exactly what
the ambassadors are doing every day.
As for the publication of such secrets to l
gratify the public longing for prompt
news. which has been stigmatised by
the outraged gentlemen of Downing
strestas immoral and unpatriotic. that?
is a question of ethics. where the rela- '
tlve point of view alone strokes the dif-l
forence between tweediedum and twee- l
dledee. j
General Nunez has appealed stronglyl
l
es cannot be guaranteed the
, day copy is handed in. Every i
liable eflort will be made to ac~ .
patrons. but changes eau- {
first, he insisted upon as a right unless i
_ ‘y is sent in by 2 o'clock in the af- I
’ n of the day before the change l
desired.
, The livening Sentinel has a circuls- i
this in the Town of Norwalk and its
‘ barbs larger. considerably. ‘than the
' hined Circulation of the other two
local dailies. Our press room is al-
l eilities of work. it was feared that runny l
to the government to assist the late “It;
surgents. who have disarmed. No lon- i
ger able to forage and live in the com- !
munity. as is made possible in a state oft,
war. thousands of these men are turned f
loose on a country unable to furnish fa- I
of theta would be forced to become ban-
dits. The Cuban general asked that ra- . ,
tions might be provided for a time and l
leven hinted at payment for warlike' has returned home after a visit with:
ways open to advertisers and visitors. services The latter suggestion is or; her parents. Mr. and Mrs. David Mu
course preposterous. But these men to a ,3
1 large extent might hcemployed by gov. i
1 ernnlont order. The cryingneeds of On- 1
i ha are good roads and the cleansing of i
‘ cities. while doubtless other public
works are also available for immediate *
‘ undertaking. The disbanded insurgents i
3 might be employed in work of this na-
1 tare until the revival of prosperity and ‘
j business interests. Then they would be ‘
3 absorbed in the new industrial tide.
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i The National Irrigation oongress..
‘, which recently met at Cheyenne. dis-
:cussed many importantproblerns in-’
“’3 1 The EveningSentinel
Various flaps esd lllshsps on the
Other en. of the River. .
Manila, September 80—Neaty Span-
ish vessels. includinl twelve steamers.
have completed their transfer to the
American flag and a majority of them
have now proceeded on coasting voy-
ages. .
There is some uncertainty regarding
the native crews a'nd the Filippluo ves-
sels. it is reported that they have been
committing questionable acts. and the
Boston. Raleigh and Manila sailed to-
day under orders to protect commerce.
Tile British gunhoot Rattler has:
gone to Cuba. There are rumors that;
the insurgents are attacking Cebu andi
lloilo. l.
The life of a chorus girl can't be so
vcry wearing, Judging from her appar-
cl.
l
Daniel L'Holnmedien. of Henry
street, is sick.
Men are at work making improve-
ment to Cottage avenue.
Edward Preeee. of Henry street. has
an attack whooping cough. .
Th a'nnan block in East Wash-
ington street is being repainted.
Wednesday. Friday and Saturday of
this week are Full Ember days accord-
ing to the Catholic calendar.
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Mrs. John H. L'Hommedlen and son
Earl. of East Washington street. went
to New Haven, yesterday. to spend a
week.
screenwriters. ;
Hoyt'o Theatre. g
Monday. ’l‘utmduy‘und Wedm-sdnyfl
Sept. l9. 20. 2|.
William H. Hendricks is East Nor-
walk's candidate for rcnomlnallon as
assessor. it is understood that he will
accept the poultion.
Ayrcs & Rider are to make improve--
meals in William (1. lmount's much 1
inc shop in East avenue. and the build- 1
ing will be repainted. 5 Hi on nights with Matinee l
Frederick’s—chmedcs. the conic-slim»! The Boston [(183]
or. says he has no intention of remov- i '
Opera Co.,
ing to East Norwnlk. as was reported ;
Direction Hurry ll. Norman.
in these items yesterday.
35.-—ARTISTS~~35. ‘
lrand and Connie (lprns at 2
Popular Prices.
Mollday night "formic-(limbo.
'l‘uleulay night»Jilin-lie.
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Mrs. Frank Birdsall. of New llaverif
. Producing (
v
Finch. of First avenue.
Oakey Smith lclurntd front his, .
work on the Bridgeport natural pod“, \t’l-llliterlayituli.~ ll. .\l.t-i.i‘iuui‘on-.
Saturday. because his boat bad sprunki Wi‘dlfl'flill)’ lilK'il"l"'ll°llil'|l| “I”.
a leak and will have to be rc-caulkcdf. l’opulnr prices: iii. 2030“; mat. 10.1300-
--——- ‘ chlii (Insllleui l'laisit-il's and chd'i-
Miss Lac. a domcstic in the employ ‘drug gun‘s“.
of .l. C. liawklns. of Seaside placc, rc-l .. . . . _ . ,
ccivod a iclcgram from Virginia. Sal-‘ ' 24
urday. that hcr father was dead. She Hoyt STheatrelsamrdaysept'
Tllc supcrl- run-iml farce couwdy.
The New l-Idilion.
’ llcladduis ins Flats.
(By Associated Press.)
Chicago, Seplcmber 20~linsumssful
in their cfforts to induce (lovcrnor
: limp d'
he Boston "' Store.
Corner Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Conn. “
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«AUTUMN ~ STYLESI»
FALL AND WINTER
Dress Goods.
This we believe will ban greet Dress Our stock as you can see wbcn you
(loads season. A great many ladies onlcr our stars is the largest in Can-
are tired of the wheel and will adopt Inccticut. A great many asked the
long skirts again. They look more qixcstlon "Will you sell all that tinder-
gracelul and pleasing in theta. Here'wcar'"‘ "Isn't it a great quantity for
are a fcw tempicrs for early buyers: thlq town?" We reply that the pro-
At 25c 304mb Black Mohair, what we pic of the surrounding country as w. ll (‘omfortahlcs for double beds.
sold all si'nson for 37‘Ac. in; thc pcoplc of Norwalk knov that H.
Al fliic all Wool Checks. Bil-inch wide .we buy out underwear and ilosicry (il- l
rcgulur 5”" goods. ~ Vf‘nf‘l from the mills and save all job.
iii/‘53:: :9]: Wool hm” Checks.. sold brrs uisl- this. We scll underwear at
M 39c li‘iuc Fancy Suiting. worth all .7“"’" “5 low 3" ”"9 New York “mm”
the limo, 50c. . sell at wllolcsulc. Prize for early buy-
At. but: (Iolorcd Etamlnc. regular 69c err.
once. i casc of 75c llccccd lined wlntcr
.\i_ 75c llrnp d' Etc in colors and shirts and pants, for thc coldest day..
black conibcd bucll. lit-livy weight, rcg- 'Wiulc this case lasts. wc can't dupli-
ulul’ 9hr. (Jil' llll‘lll 501'.
At 75¢ new blurs in poplin and so- 1 case of wool Hosiery. thc 25c kind.
icll cloths, sold cverywhcre for 31.00 we bought the!!! low enough to sell for
81.25 1 piece iii-inch in White Black lflbfic.
etc dot-at and heaviest piece
of goods cvcr shown in Norwalk. sold
FALL AND WIN'l‘i'th
Domestic Goods.
Underwear.
BLANKETS.
'lhc cool nights are here. You will
med extra covering. . A cold contract-
ion in the Fall lasts all winter. Here
you can see the greatest number of
.lllarkcts and (.‘cmfortablcs you ever
saw together.
75 and
lllankets in grey and white. 49¢
each.
1‘}; Heavy Blankets, 98C.
(‘omfortablcs made in this manner
ccrllul lotion worsted knotted, $1.25
Will “.50.
lllanllcts llllilc of the fiscal.
$2 00 to 85.
wool,
Linens.
All our full linc are new in stock.
We carry a full line of Damask. Scotch
1 Case of ladlcs' lilack Hose that you
by us and others at 82.00.
Wash Goods.
1 case of 1 yard wide Camhrlcs furl
this wot-k 7c yard. 0
I casc of rcmnanls of Outing Flan-
ncl, tho tic kind, for Sc.
paid 19c for. we will sell this case 12b3c
l case ladlcs' heavy floored vests and
pants. grey and white. that we will sell
lair-r at more money. this week they
will gt at 25c. Just look at them; you
incur saw such a bargain.
Kitchen Dept.
Saw lines of Dinner. Ton and Toilcl
were.
New Separate Skirts.
20 new full skirts, made of good
quality scrgc with ilcwcy flounce, $5.00. I .lal‘lliuclrcs. l'mbrclla stands. Lumps,
lrisb. from 25c to $1.50. Napkins to
match.
Fall Jackets.
iliack and colorcd ccverts, that were
M100 now 7.00.
lllnck and colorcd coverls that were
$10.00 now $5.00.
Slw Ribbons, ncw inces. new Gloves
1 the E volved in the subject matter of its pur- i
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Norwalks.
Circulation alone
tells the story.
Tbhphone calls:
M niu emcee-i?) ii.
itdisurlal r mars-4r: 2.
ll stitch "mac-56‘. l
literature Almanac forfeit-sorrow.
~. It ri-u-s Dun sets I Hi
.'.' 5:52 l‘e’rl am
It water Low wall-u
7:52! nut
Navy— Personal-I Hill.
A bill of great importance to the
fury. "ported by Uongrcssman Foss of
Illinois am. already referred to the
committee of the whole. will be taken '
tip probably by the next session of eon- 3
uses for final disposition. This proposes
to recrgsnise the whole personnel at
the navy by amalgamating the line and .
lull inrank and duty. The profound ‘
interest felt ill everything which can .
increase the efilcieucy of this branch of
military service justifies some comment
a the topic. Since the civil war. when
m became the prime ship motor.
there has been a tendency of the line or
Iglitlng and navigating oillcersiore-
[It'd the engineer force as their in-
WI. When sumo r-ngilu-ry brutal-u-
I amenity of ships. it was IIN‘I-it-
lary to supply its oil'ioers from civil
MO. and the professional naval mau
Wily looked down on tin-m. 'l‘be
feeling eviul Niltliliisd sill-r cngiumriug
became a part of the N'fllllflf Annapolis
“In. and engineers were graduatcs of
“I aoailemy. for our» aucngllu-urnl-
'0’! an engineer. The cleavage lw‘
m the two kinds of oillmira worked
"mentally in runny ways. 'hu urw
Ill amalgamatea them and re ‘ aids the
“its!" detail as one at any time like
lg to he changed for deck duty or vice
Mn. In other words. the new naval
M react be at to take his turn at
up time in the engine mmu if user»
m| Tb. IMO mmnplifllted allies-rs not
snipped for such heavy all wood work
will bearadaaily wmiut can by mien
my or enfrmi ,rct imueni. This change
desires will greatly add to the liars-r-
“Iof studies in steam and electric
We. at the academy and will
“late a only at area tar lam lane
III: in their pmlessica. is is getting
, tells a mutant fact as awanhlp
fit as case is fully ripe for u-mamaad
11‘ 1 lilks balm its machinery aawell as
. Hogans
.‘j‘ M are other nevi-teas in the bill
a . h ts "mien at arianr evils which
"7 . ”initially gears up. but the sins-
m uf the friction to feeling and
M astmeiaii and use is tke prin-
‘ “i sin. The bill was saeialy drawn
U ”a body at naval aspects. incl-d.
has and trial officers. and has brass
ab W by the naval heard. it is
believes last item tact new
fire in imperial the WM 0'
mussel cheese. sire-Ir a mill- Ill!
i use with alas-item girls. The crew
,m mes thewsrsisipia the great
W at victory and the sleeve are the
Hurst has me»
.1 in
i m with m usual zeal and knowledge. ‘ Tanner to substilule water for wine in
; The fgctgflmt the region audios “11.. the christening of lllt‘ battleship ”lit 2
insures-tins 1.800.000 Ian-re mien! through Mrs. Lillian M. Stevens. ou-
NOW TACKLE THE CONTRACTORS.
Hy is]. W. 'i‘ownu-ttdmulbor of i'binc
, lulc Fadden. Marquis of Michigan. ctc.
gation makes a body of land roughly 1 nois, the odlcers of the W. F. T. It. A col”; 3 scafllc PRODUCTIQI
.ready taken up lifts this public qucs-;
1 tion to immense importance" How the ‘
. irrigation problem can be successfully :
I that this land. which can be made im-
mensely fertile by water. mostly belongs .
to government. and that most ‘of the:
naturally desirable farming land is al- l
i
solved. however. is a battling crux. just ;
as it is in the Mississippi rivcrqnestion. ;
{There are immense didlonltioa in the;
way. if it were possible to use the sur- ‘
plus volume of the Mississippi hood to
irrigate the western deserts. it would
happily kill two birds with one stone. '
imuisiaua and Arizona \vould congratu-
late each 'otbcr with true southwestern
fervor.
Rama is at once the largest and the
weakest of the world's great powers. '
its area is ins-seventh of the land sur-
face of tbeearth. three times the sire
of (thin 0a a peace footing her army
cumin-rs i.700.000. on a war footing
5.000.000 men. in 1807 the military
expenditure of the empire was .287.-
000.000 in a time of were. The lla- .
tinnal debt is 00.500.000.000. and “l
I‘tliull‘tlil a round billion to meet the an-
nual exiwnilituri-s. including civil and
military list. The iiussians are the
ptsrrmd people in the World enoopl the ‘
Ueiestiuls. vastly Iuoro so than the pew .
entry of any other European nation. in
France the per capita wealth is 00.5. in
Russia Milo. is it any murder. then. 1
that but inurerlal niaieety is ansious for l
disarmament an purely semantic
grounds aside from philanthropy?
.. mam“ Wu...»
The alarm trifle etuaetiates is the
six-rot of peat rmttlta or of the absence
of them. liar-cal wisely said that il'
i‘leopatre'a now had been shorter the
lamp of the whole world Would lruvo
bvcn changed. l
With a sin st of Well-known
(‘otu '
Male rpmftrtlc. prc ty girls, fcinulr-
quarlclfc. novel upt- ialties. brass band.
handsome twtuuu ~
JOuPEOPLEu-JO.
Prices '25, I10 audible.
national president. has scul a letter l4
lirc (untraciors urging lhc arc of anion
instead of wine lll thc ceremony.
A lravclcr tells of trcnsnn- i‘ltumbsrn
in llngduii flint rival the lalcs of flu-
"Arabiau ‘Niglits.’ Among time mul- .
tlmilllonalrcs arc thc Saasooons. Wlliliil‘
banking firm cxcrciscs thc functions of
drug stores.
a grcai powcr throughout Asia.
E. Groeschner, Y“ M' C. A“ BAZAAR
, , Central Club Rooms.
lutsi .\orualk
Sept. 20. 27 and 28. ’98.
Upon from 2 p. m. to ill p. m.
Furl l'ulill. sin-ll.
RUPERT'S EXTRl LAGER.
ALI. lilNlihiIF ALMS \NI' Hill-
TN" MYI‘TLHI Hill FA .‘lll \‘ l hi.
WINl-‘fi AND Liql'iilh l‘iill \Iiill-
It‘.\|. I'M}: A Bl'l'li'l.\l.l‘\.
(mind
Entertainuu-ni.
ilrrbwtru Mtlsll'.
Hopper.
ail
Course Tickets.
1
h
56.
ilrdcrs rcccit'cd luv luail promptly ui- . ..
, filuglc s-trlllllsf‘. lih' Last flight ad-
m'd'". '" and "“"wml rrw. minim: in uni-lcal and dramatic l’t‘lttl-
~iil llll lugs. 2.5... up; ind
H ' w If w: (Jami-":2? a
NEW JEWELRY STORE
.\t 00 Washington i-li‘t't'i. ritullli Nurwalii.
THURBDIY EVENING. SEPTEMBER II.
It will ll'lllli' lilIrIitne-lut'nlllllil'l this ulnrcoo the mint- lion and in llit‘
sumo liberal mama-r asunr oiln t store and with a him than Him-ll and prices
are low as l" “llilti. lav-pink llw ills-ml pull'uuugt' oi lllt' public. “'0 Villl NI") u
miupb-lu elm-l. of
Diamonds. Watches. Clocks. Cut (llaSS.
Ainlurcrytbiugtbai isusttally carrlmiby u l-‘lo-i i'bw- .icm-lry riton‘. We
makc a nia‘t'lully at our ttptlcul lirpartlucui. which lsmmplcic iu owl-ry n-spcct.
ill Watch and .li‘tti‘ll‘) vomit-inn \\‘e- lit-only llo-i i'litwi mob in prior». a- pm- m.
inmost-lent with good Workman-hip. Wc t'ul‘tlilill) lli\l|t')‘t|il to iuspm-t out
now slut‘t'. A
J. s. SPENCER e co.
-|l llll
W
The Economical
Housekeeper
Will iiml bore everything she wants at prices so low that a dollar will go as
far as two ordinarily do.
and eillcieut service.
.loues' Superlativc
licst i'llgm iiuttcr.
1') pounds (load Hweet Lard. . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
i'muieusl-d milk.
h‘boxes sardines.
ltxtra soda crackers.
Lemon. ingcraud fancy crackers. or lb
l3 cakes auudry soap.
ii cakes Acme soap.
ii lb. bull gloss starch.
'Flii‘ "out liluuls. lltt‘ latwosl l'l‘li'cs and [inland
Flour...”mun-nun”-.iii'u'luig;8i'ialilil.
(this is the iiiicat lllilili‘.l~ . . will a lb.
do can . i dun. boxes parlor lllillt‘llt'ri. iic
250 Extra line curly June peas. he can
be lit New Jersey tulillttocs. 7c can
Fancy sweet putatm-s. We a peck
25c liest sugar cured bums. i ~ lb
20c. bin at curt-d shoulders. 7c lb
l2c lb bs. corn lineal. 25c
And All ilthcr (lruccrics Equally as ("bomb
Mata-Sarita “ah cm and Saucer with One Yeast cl Mice.
The P.
. 1 Branch No. 4.
[III DILIV IRY.
J. Lynch Co.,
“I Weanington arrest. .0th Nerwaik.
r
hicaiaon sale at l’iuisicd's and Word's
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ileum-c. 84.75. Navy‘s and black. ligurcr. New fancy Glass Wat-c.
25 Brillianle skirts with Dewey'VAi-‘cs and fancy bric-abrac. llcgular
.‘ new Pocket Books. new Veiilhgs.
THE BOSTON ST ORE.
Cor. Main and Wall Sts.,
Norwalk.
“Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pay.
9
At Seymour 5 Store.
The llust Value for the customer's money. That‘s what is wanted. andlt’s
what they get who dcal with us. cvcrytimc. lloucst Weight and Measure are things
to be looked after as well as (.‘hcupucss in Price and Quality. Wide-awake mer-
chants are lookiu after the interest-i of their customers as well as their own by giv-
ing them the ll‘IS'l' \'.\l.l'l'I Filli 'l‘lll“. LEAST MUNFN. That's why our
busiucss is still growing. ilur patrons recognize the fact that when we offer our
goods they arc the best of the kind. We have uuule an honest cifort to deserve this
good opinion. THIS WEEK ~~llalstlu llcultli Iircakfust Food. Fancy iiilt l‘ldgu
i‘rcamcry Iluttcr. 25c "n. Ilclicious i‘oil’ce. the Wonderful i‘rackcr. 'fllossi‘rcaiu
Lulu-b." Fcrris' Smoked 'l‘onguc. Nortltiicld i‘rcaiucry lluttcr. l’urc illlvc iltl. New
.\lu lll' Syrup. New lloucy. Noodlcs. i‘rcuiuof Wheat. Finest Flavored 'l'cus. Fcrris’
Ilc icious llalns. llicli Full (‘l‘i'lllll i‘bccsc. all kinds. lt'uucyi’racltcrs. i‘urruntdclly.
New l'cus. New i‘itron. Fcriis' llouclcss lint-on. liulldcedaius. Kitcbcn liouquct.
New i‘olulubiu liivcr Salmon. Frcsb l'cacbes. i‘clcry. and a full llllt'iil'ual‘ilt‘ii
Vogctublcs fresh every morning. iiivc us your orders and be happy. \\ but you
don't see in our ad. ask lot it. as We lum- goods from all over the World to supply
U ‘c sin c'.
... .. "W o. E. SEYMOUR. Leading Grocer.
33 West \\'asbiugtou St. tin. Nurwalk.
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'l'tiluplulilc i'lill 435.2
A Solid Fact
In Better Than Glittering Generalltlee.
It is something tllat cannot be ignored and no amount of sophisiry
can gainsuy it. It is a fact and. utorcorcr. one of the llltiiii solid do.
sci'ipiion. that we bare built up our trade by selling lli'atcplitss
goods at low prices.
Ensign iiondcuscd Milk. l lb. can 7c 'l'wiu iiity Washing Powder. ii. m. be
i‘rowu Flakes. be Held llust. pine. lilo
iiraudma's l’aucakc Flour. l0c iielu ilultiug Powder. 1 lb. plop, lilo
inrmjriim‘s Breakfast Food. lilc i-ioda i‘nickcrs or (linger Snaps. 1b.. lie
Sterling Breakfast liar-on. lb.. iiic lanuou Cakes or Fancy i‘racllcrs. lb.. be
Sugar Cured Shoulders. lb.. 7c 3 lb. pail "i‘ottolcne, 25.,
Sugar (lured llama. Ib.. 0c 7 lbs. llurycu's llcat titan-b for 25o
litmt ilatmcal. ll lbs. for 2% New E. J. I’cas. 4 cans for 250
Full Cream Cheese. Ib.. llic ilood Family Flour. bag. see
New York Grocery C
Donovan Building. Iouth Norwalls.
0.
Norwalk Chronicler