m Golden, latter and Proprietor-
MONDAY, JULY n, 1904. .
Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow.
High tide. 10:05 a. m.; 10:24 p. in.
Sun rises, 4 :37; sets. 713:.
IVINING IENTINEL TELEPHVNI
CALLS.
M—ll—ldltor'c Residence.
02-5 J-luoluou Office.
02-! n—Iditortai, Room.
«- o-Irnnali Omen, Norwnllt.
An authoritative list of the surviving
generals of the Southern t.‘.onfc.leracy
is furnished by General Marcus J.
Wright, a Confederate veteran employ
ed by the War Departmcnt. All the
full rank generals had died in 1893.
when Beuregard passed away. There
are new four surviving lieutenant-gen-
erals—Simon 'B, Buckner, Stephen D.
lee. Alexander P. Stewart and Joseph
Wheeler. 0f major-generals there are.
eleven and of brlgndier-generals titty-
one. The surviving staff officers of
Confederacy shrunk onehalf in num-
ber during the past decade. and their
disappearance has not become very
rapid.
J. Adam Bede, of Minnesota, has dis-
covered a new description of the pro
cess a foreigner undergoes in attaining
citizenship rights in this country. llo
says he was out in the west not long
". Li
Game
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Won fly ii ii is
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better and when (iahlll'a smashing hit
to center drove in the first LWo inns
in the fourth inning he gave place to
tally. After the fourth innlna’the
home team failed to score on Lolly. .
The Rough Riders were first to the
bat and secured one run, but that they
would get more seemed certain. The
home team also scored in the first iii-
nin . Brennan, had the honor of
THE GREAT
ANTISEPTIC
out ing the run.
He was given a free pass to firsa.
stole second and on Cnhill's bunt went .
to third. Whllt‘ (infill was stealing ‘
second, iireiit‘ian raced home. ' I
The only till it tlil Y i . w
' ‘l g H "mg“ u“ int maid . is 2.0 ms.
touched hard consecutively was the
loud. when the ltough Riders scored
three runs. Three hits sent as many
lien in from second base, after two
men were out. The R til it's tallied
twice in the last half oi the second
inning.
The visitors held the land until the
fourth. when the home tciini's four
runs won the garlic.
OLD COUiivliS
nuts Ill! W.
MS tllltl) lllWWiiS
CATARI“
llotli tcuins evidently had an off day ATARR
in fielding. . C . ‘0’
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iltnnnun lb, 2 ill 0 0
Cuhlll, 2n, 1 l 2 3 2 ”m" .
blelniiietz. 2b, 1 1 o 2 o . Cures Sore Throat. Quinay and Ulcer-atcd 'l‘onsils. takes Cold
Janine, rf. 0 1 i U 1 Grip and l’lcurisy onto! the whole system like magic-
Ctioadi'opslzi, of. it it 0 0 i ,
Desi, if, i 0 4 o it 50 003E325C. 125 DOSES 500,
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$333”? 1-,, ‘1’ a 2 5 3 No opium, no quinine. no chloroform. no poison.
\‘oungs, p, 1 1 0 6 1 f) B. F. JACKSON & 00., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Tomlg 7 ti 26‘13 ll » .WWW
'lloclarcd out lilt liy batted bull.
0U amen
CROUP
- BRONCHITIS '
(Ni V if!" KNOWN.
CONSUMPTION
till! Ill! MCI. u
ASTHMA
300 DOSES $1.00
FASHIONS.
Cream-colored batiste embroidery is
used oti a pink linen costume.
Brussels net darned with pale blue
silk is used for the yoke and trimming
of a ycry slicer gown.
A carriage coat of heavy white Shan-
tung silk is ctit box shape.
if one wants to protect her skin from
, the ravages of the sun, she will do well
0 treat it with a good cream and than
i but lightly with a. very fine choice
powder.
Try putting a bit of olive oil into
your soups. it will give them a rich-
nfiss which you will like if you like
u .
Potato salad with egg, whole wheat
Ibread with cream cheese and fruit
;muko a good summer till“ luncheon.
White pearl buttons and blue linen
braid trim a white linen gown. The
eleven gores of the skirt aii'oni oppor
.tiinity for an application of pli'nty of
, the braid, but care should be. taken not
; to over-trim.
! Shaded veils are another of the New
;\'ork fads. which you will lltiii have
reached Norwalk. i noticed a pretty
, There is but little doubt that one of
the stores yesterday that was attract-
- ing considerable attention.
There is but lltle doubt that one of
i the reasons for the universal fondness
‘for the ehirtwaist of wash material is
the very fact that it can be washed.
lNot everyone is anxious to be clean.
.or. if they are. they haven't the am-
i bltion to keep so. for we hear of people
. who even skip the weekly bath if very
{busy and who use perfumes instead
. iof soap and water; but countless neat
women like to wear the garment that
can be worn for a day or two and then
with its dust and perspiration he loses
a,”
hfidiibhitif ‘
INSURANCE.
ago. He meta group of men who Will‘e ROUGH WHERE?“ no a e 'TIME opt-Eff pntcgs.
talking of their different nationtiltlcs. mpfentmch: I... and 3 1,, 3 9, ii 2 0 RichmOnd Mani. Recollections of Con-
Among them were representatives of it . Miilllilty'i;t;. .lb. '1) I]: i it! 3’ . icderacy’s Closing Days.
half dozen different countries. Among Carillon h" 0 l 1‘ 0 n J “When i hear a friend of mine com-
them were a Scoiclimnn, a German. an , Mum”; i-b p 3b 0 0 4 u 3 plain or prices of articles on the bill of:
liiiliiiii, a Swede, a Frenchman. and Iiailpin. '0', ' ’ ' 0 l 2 0 0 fare of any lilgli‘toned hotel restauv
..... B... 0 . .. 0 «rat: till.t‘Iii.iiit'itf.".:.‘.§’..’.‘.‘.’.“:i..'.‘l‘£:i
for his skies in the mountains oi the figgdl‘tlgul‘ifi‘inihc, } 1 g ‘1' .Htlie war, and taken his "mm M- any
Not‘dlulltl and announced “it" he “'38 “I I ' ' __ __ ,_’ __ _: i first—chins restaurant He would then
Norwegian, but had been “neutraliz- Totals, 5 lit 24 have been convinced that in compari-
ed!" ' Siiniinary~Tliree base hit. Lolly; ' Sun to the prices of that day things to
non base hit. (loi'nitiu; first base on
In advertising. the man who makesl balls. off liiefl'ricd in 5 innings. 2; off,
truth his watchwoitl is careful in meatless in one timing 1: nit Lolly in sixi
l .
use of words, he studies their values.“Maggi!iégfi‘ognflgsixmig: "“fmgfil
as the chemist weighs his ingredients; Ram, in 6 innings, 4: struck out, by
he seek to be accurate, neither under- , Youngs. 3: by holly, 1; double plays.i
stating nor over-coloring. What lie,(‘iuhi|l. lfinssisti’d; Diorcnbuoh. unus-‘
, . y . . ..- :i sled; clntyre, unassisted: passed’
prints has ”I" H.115 .m Bill‘flmy' It“: . balls, Boardingham; stolen bases,
says a thing is so you with to mill",Brennan. 2; (lahill; Steinmetz. 2:
his word as "net." His terms do n01 - James, Desi. Tillie of game, i hr. 48
admit of discounts. His promise counts ‘ ".”"' Umpire. Mr. Welsh: scorer. W.
for precisely what it promises. ills (it SESLMUW- 1 2 0 4 0 (l 0 (l 1(‘7
word is his bond and you know that he: ii. R‘ " 1‘ 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0_5
will fulfill it even it his profit has to. _..._...M...
be sacrliiced. His honesty is not pull. ' WINNIPAUKS. 37; lRON WORKS, 4.
cy—it is just plain- honesty with no‘ ""““
i i
strings to “i'JetlTShai-boro, One Sided Contest P ayed on Po 0
i W.
Grounds, Last Saturday AfternOon.
NORWICH FRANCHISE MAY RE , The Winnipauks defeated the Nor-
!wa'k iron Works‘ team by the score of
MA'Nt ‘37 to 4. on the Polo Grounds. Winni-
NORWICH. Jilly il.--lt is now lien punk, Saturday afternoon, The full
lieved probable that the Franchise of , ”we of the contest follows:
the Norwich Baseball Team, which has WiNNlPAllKS.
been surrendered to the Connecticut All it ll PO A E
League by the former owner. Henry B J. Riley or Kern. s. s..b ,2 2 it 2 l
Davenport, will Remain in Norwich. Mctlruth. 2b,, 4 . . 2 1 it
The independent baseball club. a com- Pierce, c. f., 7 i it 2 l a
pony which was incorporated early in l). ltllcy, 1b.. ii i; o 0 ii
the season. has taken hold of the mat— Mayen, 3b.. . it 7 5 fl 4 1’
ter and has secured the support of a Lister. r.f., 8 5 3 0 0 0
number of businessmen who will iii- Lyons. l.f.. , 'i .5 l t o o
sure a sound financial basis for the Benton, c... 7 2 3 10 U a
club it the franchise is made over to llrlit. p... it 3 3 0 2 (t
it. All that is lacking is the sanction ~~~~~~~
of the League directors at tonight's 58 37 2t. 27 is :2
meeting in Hartford and from later iRON WORKS.
views with secretary O'Rourke over All it it Pt) A if
the telephone. it is believed the league I‘tleld, 2b., 4 2 i) i 0 2
will give its consent. Fred. Croltna layden. l. f., . b 0 ti 0 2 i
will probably captain the team under irwin, 3b.. 4 l 1 0 o 0
the new managementg luorton. 1b. and 1)., ii 0 3 0 3 1
--~-1~ ' l‘orrey, r.f., 4 ti 1 1 0 l
warensusv~s0v osowneo. toiune, c.f., 4 o 1 4 ti .1
WATERBURY. Conn. July 11,—Ed- winders. 0-» 4 0 1 5 5 j
‘ ward Blakeman. aged 19 years, was (.rofut,s.s.. 4 0 0 0 2 ..
drowned while swimming at the lake yerlin, 1’- and 1b» 4 l 1 0 i’ '1
in Forest park. last evening. Hie un- ' ””””””
cle, Fred B. Biakeaiii'an. who was also' Scor by innings- 38 4 8 23 1:), 15
in bathing. was he ly drowned whi e ‘, e - - . . .
endeavoring' to rescue the young man. ‘ _w‘““lpfl“kfiv 5 7 5 6 5 2 7 0 ”‘37
The youth succeeded in clutching his .Im“ Works, 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0" 4
uncle about the waist and it was .only 3
by the hardest Akindrof work that the
latter broke loose. ’
KANSAS ~FLOOIlS SUBSIDE.
liouion; three base hit, D, Riley.
KANSAS CITY. Monrovia-main . as likens.”
the exception of a part of Kansas ave- 331.38%? s: itlefil? teas? playad a
nut in the lower part of Armourdale. km... “a...“ a picked team at the Cl-
_the ilood';,water in the Kansas City, gar Makers' Saturday. on ‘ the Con.
Kansas. 3‘11)“be 11“ practically d‘a‘ lumd street lot. The game resulted in
appeared today. Many hundreds of Del" In mom for the 50 80’s by a score of
sons are still being fed by the city ,15 to 12" The ma“. Makers will play
with the aid of the government rations a team from Cranbury next saturday
59'“ "0m Fm‘ Lohvenworth." " afternoon on the Concord street lot.
RAIN POSTPONED GAME.
"He's a mercenary. wretch."
"What makes you think so?"
:0 Evening Post,
I . tender conscience that worries him in
l structions that polite excuses should
. Bases on balls, off Britt. 2: oil Mor-
ton and Verlili. 4: struck out. by Britt.
id; by Morton and Vcrlin, 2; two base
‘ hits. Mctlraih, l). Rilc-. Mayan _ and
.. The game of baseball scheduled to Not/er-
He married m" Goldie “035' and I be played by the South Norwalk team ,
was trying to set her myself. butca— ,, .3...“ the Mu"my Inn team in New the latter with some trepidation.
cat are almost given away," said Carey
C. Ross. of Richmond. at the Arlington.
"Why, during the days ot 'bl you had
to carry a basketfnl 01' money to buy
enough meat and vegetables for a
family dinner. And it was the some
way if you took your best girl to slip-
per after the theatre.
“in looking over some old documents
- the other day i came. across a price list
or articles served by a restaurant at
Richmond. The prices that prevailed
then seem worse than robbery to those
not acquainted with the existing count.
trons. For instance, a plate of soup
cost $l.50. Think of that, and it wasnt
Moon turtle soup. l‘ot' till orilur t’il
turkey or chicken you wore taxed $3.50,
White for roast beef you paid Sit on or-
dcr. If you had an appetite for rock-
iish you could get a plate of it for $5.
li‘rled oysters also commanded tlit
same price. Pure coffee was 83 per
cup, pure tea $2. Bread and butter
ivcre worth 8.50 an order. The cheap-
vast articles on the list were bani and
vulibaao, which were $3. l‘lui it was
_ iirhiknblos that brought fancy prices.
A cold bottle of champagne or Madei—
ra cost $50, sherry was worth it‘ll}, port
$25. and claret $20. Malt liquors were
high in proportion. Half bottles or
sorter and ole were sold for $6 per bot-
tle. French brandy was 33. while rye
whiskey and apple brandy were dis
ocnscd over the bar or at the table for
$2 a drink. Havana cigars. good ones.
were worth Si aplece."~—Washington
Star.
THE MAID’S EVASIVE ANSWER.
Strange as it may 8003!. there is 11‘
man who is blessed or cursed with a
small matters as Well as in great.
Among the things that he cannot ins.
iify to himself is the bidding of a serv.
ant to say he is not at home when
in realty he is inside his house. At
the same time he is not able to receive
‘the many visitors who call upon him
and his only resources was to give in
be given. Upon one occasion such in-
structions were given to a maid. an
irish girl gifted with readiness and
good wit of her nation.
“Then Pin to be saying. sir. that
ygu’re not at home?" the maid inquiri
e .
"No. Mary, no!” was the reply.
“that would not be true. if anyone
should ask for me, you must. just put
hint off-give him some evasive an-
. swcr. you know." .
"l'li do it. sir, never fear." was the
maid’s reply. Mary was as good as her
word- "
That afternoon a person of import-
ance made his appearance. and was
dulysent away. The faithful maid re-
ported the circumstance to her em-
“What did you do. Mary?" inquired
Particulars of
Insurance A gooey of
JACOB M. Li! YTON.
R. R. Aim. So uh Nmnfk.
Telephone 35-2.
ed into the tub and brought out crisp
anti fresh for another hit. of service.
One of the most, stylish ornaments
brought. out in a long time for the.
walking hat or toque tit is pretty only
on rather close shapes) is the owl's
face or ht‘lltl. ’l‘wo piercing eyes and
a beak are backed by blue or green or
other colored feathers anti placed fiat
attainst the upturned briiii at one side
of the front.
l have just been asked to publish yet
again the item published March 4 and
April 26, and wish all i print. here
would benefit as much as this has
sccmed to. A great mani‘ lnunvlr-‘vs-
es and housewives never use starch for
their linen waists and costumes, but
stiffen the material slightly with gum
WHA T’S A PA NNY
ANYWJY?
Just so long as you live you will
The longer you live
the more you will need.
lave something
while you are young and active.
A PENNY SAVED IS TWICE
ANY ONE (‘AN MAKE MONEY: ,
FEW CAN SAVE lT. ill!) ONE
01“ THE Flaw.
THE SOUTH NORWALK SAV-l"
United Bank Building.
arable. This preparation can be made
up and kept on hand. consequently it is
more convenient than starch. An
or will be. found to produce a pli‘iiitlllll
degree of stiffness.
She ventured to tho briny deep
A little while ago,
And yelled for murder. fire. police!»—
A crab had pinched her too.
Her screams ware plainly hoiird,
waist.
She didn't say a word.
.c-..~.m~ on
"True. but they‘re extremely small,
ntila Ledger.
knows the value of a dollar.
:i y Christmas present—dodge.
CHAS. E. SCOFlELD, 0F NORWALK.
Genilcinciizw-l take pleasure in ree-
omtneudlng llr. Dick's Medicine for
Rheumatism and Malaria.
my knowledge. ctircd scores of cases.
i not safe to say it will care when oth-
er medicines fail. ’
it has, to
CHAS. C. SCOb‘lElJl.
35 Chestnut Street.
ignorance may be bliss, yet the real
self-satisfied chap is the one who imag-
ines he knows it all.
o
calico to a pint of warm water is a
good proportion. and then when want‘
oil a tablespoonfui to a quart of wat-
And though at that momentous time
Yet when a lobster squeezed her‘
~ ‘ assembled guests and takes food in
A Feeling of Security; "i'm so our-
prised to hear your wife likes the
house so muchwit's so small." “ch.
but, there are lots of closets in it."
too." “That's just it. My wife is sat—
isfied that not one of them is big
enough to hold a burglar.”wl’hiladel-
Fatlicrw—I don't think your fiance
Daughter-Wcil. he'll know the va-
luo of nineauelght cents when he gets
The Glorious
, Fourth Of July.
This store will be closed all day July 4th. But from now until that time we are prepared ‘ it)
give you a most bounteous supply of GOOD THINGS TO EAT. whether you stay home argon»
a day's outing. We throw no potato bouquets or anything of tha t sort; that is not our style of d0—
lng business. but if ‘you wants straight business deal put out in a business manner. you; will all
ways get it here. THE BEST .GOODS, AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. ' ' _ ‘
Fancy Butter. FancyECheese. Delicious Coffee. Rich Teas. Home Laid Eggs. Pickles. Olives.
Sardines. Fruit Syrups. The choicest line of Fancy Cakes, Crackers and Waters. Potted Means" “and
.iii theready to eat delicacies upon the market. '
Pound Cake. Marble Cake. Hickory Nut Cake, Raisin and Fruit Cake. These are the
cakes that can be made. Call and try them. ‘
Charles E. Seymou‘
LEADING GROCER. ‘ " “
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ALSIQAZJ"
rarer nmr'tnm
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Yorcb Screens
Why not be cool and protected on your veranda? Make it like a
summer house, shady and comfortable.
The VUDOR PORCH SCREEN is the ideal shade. We have them
in various wm-hs~6, 8 and 10 féet, in dark green.
There are other screens and we have them at a very much loan
price, Before you buy screens come and look at the VUDOR.
Br and Maker
3 The newest and most practical invention to the household furnishing
‘ is the UNIVERSAL BREAD MAKER, Requires but three minutes to»
make bread. Your bands do not touch it-clean iind quick, Price.
$2.25.
w—F—n—
; Riaminum \Dare,
Cooking Utensils are now made from ALUMINUM that will that:
life time with a little care, There is no other utensil that will stand the
intense heat of gas stoves and not burn. Food cooked in this ware will
not stick or scorch, it's the king of all cooking utensils, and the price .
is no higher than you are asked to pay for imported enamel ware.
~~-~->.- . ... . H.-.
A CHINESE WEDDING. Margaret was the youngest member
in China 0“ the wedding morning of a large and interesting family (of
presents are. sent to the bridegroom girls. Answering the bell, one day.',sho,-
and among them alwaysapaii‘ of get: ‘, it "mi 11 young man. who inquired for.
These are not sent as a jest. but as the We 0’ "‘9 young ladies who was elk
,emblem of domestic peace and faith- 30m- The disappointment was evident,
fatness. in the evening the bridegroom :33 the little miss added, diplomatical-_
and his friends more the bride to her I . '
future home. On arryivui she is lifted “Wont you, please come in? l haw. .:
over this threshold. on which a pan of WW sisters. ~liittle Chronicle - =
charcoal is burning to prevent her M_
bringing any evil into the house with
her. She then makes obeisance to the
6 BARS NAPTHA
254:
company with her husband. At this
meal they share two cups of wine. one
with bitter herbs in it and the other
sweetened. This is to symbolizethe
sharing of each other‘s sorrows as Well
as joysin their married life.
Friends of the family: “i see your ,
neighbors. the Highmores, have shut ,,
their immense house up, Mrs. High-
more told me the other day they were ose 0
going somewhere into the interior for . ,
the summer" “They've gone further 72 N Main 5! 30 Normal
*0 a, . _. . q _
back than that. They are living in the
kitchen."~Chicago_:I‘rlbnne. TELEPHONE, 333—45.
Temptress 322-4.
SPECIAL.
in:
”makes a feature of
‘ Jesuits. ”Lamp.
m
Theltoteifilitiad
amines THE» veny‘ agar. ‘ '
”a I
. h ,' "Oh. i just put him off. air. as you
\ork yesterday.lwaa stopped y rain - told me." , I gave him an evasive‘an-
SMlTHVlLLES, 25; Locked. 1s. ,swel‘f’
1 his. last Saturday. and won a victory ..
by a "score of twenty-five to fifteen. grandmother a monkey?
day for theirvlngton ball team. win- ,«up, to
news from the pulpit.
ring his game by a score of 0—2. _ .
, ..._...... . a “You;
use. I‘m‘hlttlrallrlfmt practical canoe." *
mun ‘more’uian‘to an a nut-wanna“)! motherland
_ “:1 hirer. mortar, sine all: credential. “to tell the
H ' . '“ m: it .2. WW
The Bmlthviiles' played a game of‘ ,“Yes.-but what did you say to him" 3
. . "Oh. sure, he axed if the boss "was ‘ .
tall with the Not-walk LockCompany s at home. and ‘ said to him. ‘Was his
. , . , . . ,_ _ _ a 1'”
' ‘ . ' » - » screams sv SOHUMANN. , - HE, HAD "0 W!“ l" 'T- j
‘ sundaynlnnars , ,Cbarles Schumann‘pltchsd yester- . .A<thin.nervoua looking man stepped ‘
~ ‘ ___..;._.~ ~ ~ the pastotaathe latter came:
, .. , havehadaxmoddealtosay,
“I have decided to study dentistry." this morningfihe observed. "about I .
.s‘. .the young man. “It is atlas pro- teller, that killed-am named Abel." ,
’f on; but do you think itwould suit "Certainly,” .rspliedth‘e pastor. -“ (Tho.
”my“ mif‘qfi‘fs}. 3;. your tastes!" ”I’m "sure of it. You Sin emulation the subjectotmy dile
, animus i don‘t believe ,1 would enjoy“ et wish were it on or next
~3ié’i'Wesi~Washiiicion Street.
_ -...- ...... -— .....-A....,_.- -... M...” - ....--_..._..—MN
"yous Mower
it our. to burn a hole in your pocket when you mil thou prices. Cash in the only we "to so hugtn5;;
not in .thsliabit of paying cash for your grout-lea. it mum a big saving to you. Do not than! ”1°“ 5.1;,
South No j
. - , 1913a. 39ml
. , , ' CROWN ASTOR
El“! RANULATED SUGAR 'cONDENGID MILK '
FOR £1.00. ’ > - 7 1 FOR 350. ‘
IRE.
‘ Mischa allddavdGoffce. lb., 3001,
Grade Touts" Rindd). lb. 45c
,_ arsenal
Vii-will have a
bid supply
l) WI LL NEVER KNOW HO W CHEAP 600‘s) GROOERIEB CAN 3 E
sou: cannon now
some“. a“ '
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