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ram-I Golden, litter and Proprietor.
FRIDAY, MAY 13. 1904.
”Mini-taro Almanac for Tomorrow.
Sun rises. 4 :46; sets. 7:09.
High tide. 10:07 a. m.: 10:24 p. m.
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
. CALLS. i
Mil—Editor's Residence. 9
02-6 ~Bu2in0u Office.
024 v—Idltorlai Room.
«- unrsnch Office, Norwaik.
FOOLISH VACATIONS.
The vacation season will begin short-
ly and the men and women who are for.
mm“ enough to enjoy vacations are; the same mistake this year that you' an outfit which consists ol'a illicit skirt
, In the natural color. a white sllil‘twuirt.
he. to face with the problem of how’
to spend their vacations to the best lid.
vantage. This is never an easy prob-'
lent to solve and many people make
bad mistakes in its solution.
For the man of business a vacation’
is looked upon as a chance to recur»!
erate and build up his health nndf
nerves after a presumably bani win-i
ter. How many really use a vacation
rightly. Instead of going somewhere
to rest and spend it in the mroe quiet
methods of enjoyment, they board a
train and take a long. hot and dusty
ride somewhere “where there is piou-
ty of life." put in a strenuous week or
two and come back looking and feeling
as if they had been dragged through
a knothole. The men who do this,
make the same mistake and instead of
being benefitted by a vacation they
are really worse off than before. Wom-
. on who are strenuously social often
mask the same mistake and instead of
building their systems up by living,
quietly they put themselves a few de
grees nearer nervous prostratlon by tit-1
tempting to keep pace with other inle-
taken persons at a popular summer re-f
sort. '
A vacation should not alone be a,
iliéll‘otel Cliiiord
is prepared to serve at short notice
special dinners, banquets, etc.
ACCOMMODATIONS THE
BEST.
l
VERY
JOSEPH L. WALZ. Prop.
ALso PROPRIETOR HOTEL MA-
HACKEMO.
TELEPHONE
. A. L. DUNCAN & CO..
69 WALL ST.. NEW YORK ClTY.
398.
STOCKS. BONDS. I
INVESTMENTS.
. Sound! arid—“Safe as Saving;
Banks, paying better rates of in—
terest.
Your name on a postal will
bring particulars.
HEALTH
meannm“muaull
but 1 time to suns up til. health. m—E
tore to a normal condition nerves
wracked by the business or social life '
so that they may ht- better prepared
for the coming winter.
Vacations slicilEli he made the sub-
ject of careful thought beforehand
and the plan of resting should be fol-
lowed carefully by many who in past
yours have returned to their business
or social life “all tired out llllt hild a
this time. thank you. ' ‘
Evou machinery made of iron aiidl
steel needs a rest at times and the:
t
liuiilltn system, more than any othcrl
machine, needs a rest. When your
time for vacation comes. do not make
made last.
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ARRANGING FOR ANNIVERSARY. ‘
Hartford Theological Seminary to 0b.:
servo May 23. 24 and 25.
HARTFORD. May 13.——’l‘bo seven,
tioill anniversary of the Hartford The- ‘
ologicui Seminary will be eigiialized
not (llllV by the usual commencement
exercises May 23 to 25, bllt by the ill-i
nugzlratioll of Professor W, D. Mack-j
l'ilZIUI i) l). as president, which is to?
take place Wednesday afternoon, May l
:1». at 3 o'clock. The exercises will be i
hold in the Center Congregational :
t‘hlll'cli. Two hundred invitations 10‘
the builds of institutions have been is- .
Hit‘tl. 'l‘lle faculties of most of the tin-
iv~.-rslties and colleges cast of Chicago
and of the Congregatitmal colleges ‘
nest of that city. have been invited to
send delegates.
The exercises will consist of a form- 3
il induction of Dr. Mackenzie into his
office as president of the seminary anti ;
prol’ossor of systematic theogram, and
greetings from the theological senii‘
names at Andover. Mass, I’l'lncctOn..
N, .i., New Brunswick, N. .i.. Boston,
University. Newton, Mass. Berkeley.-‘
California. and Chicago, besides greet-l
lugs from ltev. Edward F. Saudersou.’
nt‘ i’rovitierce, representing the alum-1
iii, and Professor Jacobus, representing.
the faculty. Dr. Mackenzies litlili‘ch‘s‘
will More the exercises.
The principle of selection among tho,
theological scliiiiiaries has been to lug
rite the oldest seminary of the dancer.
[nation and ask it to speak for the do
nomination. ,Thc following gentlemen
will rcprcsont the institutions named: ?
President Day, of Andovcr; Prof. De--
Will, of Princeton; President Searle.;
of New Brunswick: Dean h‘innev. of.
Berkeley. California; Prof. Sheldon, of‘
Boston University; President Wood, of;
Newton. and President George, of Cili-
cage.
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RELIEVE CHICAGO SHIPPERS.
Eastern Railroad Managers Will Take?
Freight at Lake Rate Until Strike
is Settled.
ClinAGt), May 13.—~Eastern raii~l
road managers have come to the relief;
of Chicago shippers by announcing
that they will take business at lake
"MOB until the strike of masters and
pilots is ended. Lakes' rates. howevg
r. already have been advanced in corn,
sequence of the deadlock. and as the.
litimbcr Curricrs' Association tutti the;
busters have settled their dll‘l‘crouces.}
the lumber vessels are free to take;
any business offered, and seven were'
hartcrcd yesterday for cargoes of
corn to Buffalo. '
Nearly a million bushels Of grain isi
on Vessels tied up in Chicago and sill
.his must be taken out if the strike‘
.‘lillS into warm weather. Vessel men,
ave shippers permission to unload the;
hips at any time. i
The very tilie dust gets pretty thor-
. about. Chet-so, added to creamed vog-
; ctnblos. gives most value without ever-
flicntilin. Olive oil in salad furnishes f‘
.iiy assimilated.
i let)’.
FASHIONS.
healthful for children than sugar.
The heavy lace medallions are the
favorite embellishment for the heavy‘
illicit fabrics.
The wide horizontal tuclts that trim i
so trinity of thtl thin dross skirts are al- , .
From 8 a. m. Until Closing
must invariably placed their width
apart,
The stout woman will nine times out
of toll select a cape-like garment raili-
or than a coat when she is ill hood of a
wlnp.
i saw a piece of fine whltc linen the
other liltil‘lllngt; embroidered with beau-
tiful great pure white roses. One could
not step into the room where it was
without udmlrins its great beauty.
One of the latest fads in gay Paris is
and a lint-n coat of some bright color.
It sounds like a very good way 0t use
up remnants, but when you’ve seen '
one you’ll say it is pretty.
Although one can buy the dainty
lace underaleeves already made, and
will wlicii she is ill a art-at hurry or
don't know how to make them herself,
the probability is that more are made
at home than purchased ready-made.
'l‘lic lit-t-ttip luccs arc the best for the
purpose. and if one is using this to
irini the. other parts of her gown she
will prefer to pllt the same in her
sicnycs.
lio not travel without a good cream
ili your hand brig with which to wash
‘illll' t'ilt-(i before leaving the train——
yes. wash your face. A good cream
left on the (sec for a few mlll'llt‘fl will
lcmove more dirt. and do it more thor'
cushiy, than soup and writer, as you
would be not to apply it on route. You ;
have probably tried at home, btlt hadn't .
thought of takinl: it ill your lllllld bait.
olighly imbcddod where one rides bo~
bind the engine all day, and the creamy
.‘lllitiiallt‘eil removes it most thorough- .
it is ouc‘s liver which gets tired. dur— ,'
ing a winter of hard struggle with nit. "
:ocnnnlts foods. The ancient Greeks
rilliincd that the scat of love and pos-
aion was not the heart. but the liver.
Remembering this, try phosphate and
fruit acids instead of carbonhydratcs,
suggests the Brown Book of Boston.
Which means. briefly, fruits and vege-
tables instead of so mticli meat. A plat-
ter of toast. spread daintily with
lrcnnictl asparagus. will prove a wel-
come change front fish. flesh anti fowl.
ltroilcd tomatoes divert otic's mind
from steak. Mushrooms have meat
i'liilio. bllt be sure they are mushrooms. ,~
The cemeteries are full of people who
thought they knew mushrooms and
row have nothing: whatever to worry
ncodcd carbon in a form which is eas-
Alid eggs—there are
about seventy different ways to cook
them, so one need never lack for var-
f"illnudll Onions I
per qt. 7c
jogs? luff, .
72 N. Main 51., So. Narwalll
rel. ass-s.
C}
"‘“impsass 322.4".-
GOOD THINGS TO
giving.
To sellthe best goods the
THE BEST ASPARAGU S.
, 1 New POTATOES, PIE PLAN‘
NOT HOW CHEAP. BU
- Charles E. Seymour,
‘~ _ LEADING GROCER. ,
. . 55 WeSi Washington Street.~
* in}?
for Saturday, May 14th.
Do not iniure your stomach by the use of cheap goods. ‘Get the best. which is pure and health
'WE STRIVE.
market affords at reasonable prices.
YOU CAN GET
T,
'1‘ HOW GOOD.
WAX BEANS, LETTUCE. TOMATOES. CUCUMBERS.
STRAVVBERRIES. SPINACH. ETC.
“DELICIOUS COFFEES, 'I‘EAS. BUTTER, EGGS. CHEESE. ORANGES, BANANAS.
EAT.
South No walk.
J
Low
Prices
Groceries specially priced. good. of the finest qulli ty only, and the figures speak for
thomnivec.
‘ ' . 7 Kaur‘rsa. 23c LB.
The Finest Elaln Creamery, guaranteed to suit the m at particular.
3A0, . MAUD s FLOUR. - BAG 690.
flatten more brood. better bread and whiter bread than any other bra :d on the market.
is... _. ARMOUR’S LEAN CALIFORNIA HAMS. LB. 90.
uses, mot.- tondor meat of rs r. quality, worth 12: a pound. ,
CASH DOES IT. WHAT? ENABLES US TO SELL AT SUCH C RUSHING PRICES.
' WWIE'SPECIALQ.‘ moons '1 JAVA cores, A pouno ............................................ 300 I
W ‘ («on pound purchased wagive one can milk tree. '
1| PURE LEAF LARO (the other fellow's price 120). per lb. ......... . . .......................... 9:: l
ROI! COCOA (rich and pure). per can .......................... ' ..................................... 191: ,f
31311:er FRESH sees. ass'r‘ FULL CREAM cusses.
' , ‘ > 14 for 25¢. a pound 140. l
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K13 Washington Street,
‘ 5c- Norwalk.
GIVE US A CALL.
The New York Grocery CO
35 and 37 Main Street.
Net-walk.
it is said that honey is much more; ,
THE
Time Tomorrow
BUS TON S TORE
Cordiilill invites You to Pariake of a Feast Consisting of
Exceptional
v ‘ .1 ',
at. 1.
1'
argiains
From E very Department
Their are SELECTED BARGAINS. careiullu picked out from our vast
stock 0i Nli'W’ SUMMER MERCHANDISE. not it "Has Been” in the
entire list.
The prices will remain at the
low mark
F 01' Saturday Only
-_ ‘Drcss Seeds
48 inch i‘rcucli Voile. sheer
and crispy, in navy and black.
regular price $1.25.
SATURDAY'S PRICE $1.00
30 inch lilack 'l‘aiictn 511k.
rcgulzlr price $1.25.
SATURDAY'S PRICE 8.90
All-wool "Albatross," all
Colors, rcgulnr price 500.
SATURDAY'S PRICE 37C.
3!} inch llziiiisll L‘lotlis,
crcnlii. \‘t‘lliiL‘ (ititl grccti. 1'ch
tllnr price 25th,
SATURDAY’S PRICE 18c.
Black and Navy Mohair, 44
inch. regular price 40c.,
SATURDAY'S PRICE 25c.
3r) iilcli Merccrizcti Slitccll
linings. all colors, regular
priccs. 23c. and 290..
‘SATUR‘DAY‘S PRICE 18c.
lilack Mcrccrizctl Satccu
l‘ctiictiats. regular price $1.25
SATURDAY’S PRICE $1.00
54 inch liizick and Navy
liluc ifiicviot, slirtliik and
spaliglcei, regular price $1.00,
SATURDAY’S PRICE 75c.
Figured Silk Swiss. 4t) lll-
Clics wilic. ililpurtctl to sell at
75c. 11 yard.
SATURDAY'S PRICE 250.
:8 Inch “(lrccillli Voiicsf"
the most popular of all Suin~
mci' ill‘t‘SS goods. 100 new (it'-
signs.
SATURDAY'S PRICE 17c.
llatcs' Scersuckcrs. all
styles. not seconds or short
lengths. alwtivs 123330.
SATURDAY'S PRICE 91/2c.
Kantikarchte’is and
Bolts th'tthes
Men's White Mcrccrizcd
times.
THESE ARE THE SAME HIGH
ARE ACTUALLY BELOW C DST.
after that
.zm.s.’n,w —
llillltlkt‘rt‘llii'lh. 12‘30.
it'v.
tilliil'
3 FOR 25 CTS.
Mott's \‘iliitc llt‘lllSilli‘llttl
lIiilltlht'l't‘ilit‘lh, llic. quality.
AT 5 CTS.
l.;illics' .\ll~l.llli‘ll
stitciicli llazitlkcrcllicis,
6 FOR 25 CTS.
\‘i'llil'lrl‘lllg lziaill Soap, 5c.
rli’t'
IlL‘lll‘
AT 3 CTS.
l’nirlmnks' l’rliry Soup.
7 CAKES FOR 25 CTS.
Stizmilnlt. 25c. size,
AT 17 CTS.
lt‘llbiil‘iliin. 25c. sirc.
AT 17 CTS.
Caitlcr's Dcntiiic. 15¢. size.
AT 17 CTS.
Franklin 'l‘olict Paper. 1.000:
sheet package,
AT 6 CTS.
Notions
Shel] Iiair Pius, cl‘ililpcd or
straight; our 15c. lcadcr.
FOR SATURDAY, 60. D02.
Embroidered Collars, white
or linen. regular price 25c.,
SATURDAY'S PRICE 15c.
Pad Hose Supporters, with
belt. best quality webbing. all
colors, value 25c..
AT THIS SALE. 15¢.
l’crfcctiou Iitlnip llook
anti Eye, good value at so,
FOR SATURDAY’S SALE,
10. CARD.
DcLOlig Hooks and Eyes,
Sizes 0 to 5,
DURING THIS SALEy 5c.
The best we. Dress Shield.
medium sizes,
FOR THIS SALE 50.
PR.
the former prices will prevail.
(itili lint l’ills. act of two,
long: stcul. vuiuc L5G. sci,
FOR SATURDAY’S SALE.
10c. SET.
l‘i (il'l Sliiri Waist Sets, our
t‘cg’llllir 15c. sci.
AT THIS SALE 8c, SET.
7~lticil lmllinilic Ribbon.
\'.'llllL‘.‘illlll;. or blue, regular
59c. quality.
THIS SALE 25c. YD.
- ‘
Kitchen Dip t.
\Tictor l-‘llnlr Sicvcs, regu—
lar pricc 15o,
. AT 10 CTS.
.lapalicsc Dust Pails, regu—
lar price 70.
AT 5 CTS.
lItIilHt‘llliltl .“\illlllt)lli£l. rcg‘li-
llil‘ price 5th.
AT 3 FOR 10 CTS.
l'our IIUit‘ Mouse ’l‘raps,‘
regular price 7c..
AT 4 CTS.
Laundry Soap—~“Thc Hus-
tlcr"-—rcgulzir price 3c..
AT 15 CAKES FOR 25 CTS.
ivcs' Family Soap. regular
price 4c.. tomorrow
9 FOR 25 CTS.
3 quart Enamel Sauce Pan.
regular price 25o,
SALE PRICE 18 CTS.
10 qt. Iiiialilcl \\ atcr Pail.
regular price 500.
SATURDAY'S PRICE 350.
jzipancsc Straw )lzittillg‘s.
good styles and colors. about
25 pieces. regular price 2512.
SATURDAY’S PRICE 19c.
Restart; and
Underwear
Ladics' Ribbed Vests,
square neck, seamless.
AT 6 FOR 25 CTS.
are:
Coats and Wash Dresses.
Extra Trice Cutting 6n Sonnet Slants Yucca.
This department has a reputation fer the high grade of garments carried; also the remarkably low prices quoted at all
Ladics’ Suits, not many, but they are splendid examples
of good styles and tailoring; our former low price was $18.50
and $22.50. These few should not remain long on our racks
AT $12.50.
Ladies’ and Misses’ Tan Covert Coats, all sizes. regular
TOMORROW $5.98.
White or Fancy Madras Waists, the “Knickerbocker"
brand. perfect fitting, regular price, $1.25 and $1.50,
AT $1.00.
Very fine White Madras. the $2.00 and $2.50 kinds,
prices up to $10.00,
SATURDAY $1.50.
Ladies” Square Neck Scam—
loss \vcsts.
AT 9 CTS., 3 FOR 25 CTS.
Men's Baliirlrglill Shirts
and Drawers. regular 25c.
SATURDAY AT 19 CTS.
Men's lllack or Toll Socks.
scutiiicss.
8c. PAIR; OR 4 PAIR 25c.
Littllt‘b' Tail or illnck
Scumlcss liosc. regular price
too,
AT 4 FOR 25 CTS.
Children's l-‘ilic i‘ottoil
Stockings. lilicli splicctl Klicc.
sole and iiccl; to ilitrotiucis
tliclli. Saturday instead of
25o,
190., 3 FOR 50c.
Lutlics' Luce i-losc. llcrliis-
(lori black; vailic 50C.,
AT 375/; CTS.
Mott's l‘llll Shirts, regular
price $1.00,
SATURDAY’S PRICE 69c.
Domestics
18x54 Bureau Scarfs. with
lace stripe. 25c. value.
19 CI‘S. EACH.
20x38 Iluck Towels, rcti
border. worth 171:. each,
12% CTS. EACH.
18 inch All Linen Crasii,‘
extra soft finish, value ital/3c.
yartl, ,
10 CTS. YARD.
I‘IXIra Fine \Yilitc Mercer-
izcti \\'ziistiiigs. 39c. value,
25 CTS. YARD.
I'iclivy Tapestry Table
Covers, 2 yards square. worth
$2.69 each,
$2.25 EACH.
Plain Ruffled Swiss Cur-
tains, value today 49c. pair,
34 CTS. PAIR.
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. Ladies” Suits, Sachets and \Da'ts‘ts '. Misses’ and Children’s
QUALITY AT {ELESS PRICE THAN EVER QUOTED BEFORE. THEY'
t "15535 '
Children?s Tan Covert Coats. 4 to 14 years, regular price
SATURDAY $2.75.
Children‘s Wash Dresses, 1 to 4 years, value 29o.
SATURDAY 19 CTS.
All good makes of 500. Corsets,
SATURDAY 37 CTS.
Ladies’ Cambric Drawers, umbrella ruffle with tucks, val-
AT 21 CTS.
Ladies’ Japanese Silk Wafers. value $3.50,
$4.50 to $5.00.
no 290.,
SATURDAY. $3.75.
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