o
cusp
two i I
.. 19L? gs. we
1."
I OK AT 150.
main LAcs Lieu: HOIE IN
more. TAN mo BLACK AT 25:.
“ALL NEW PATTERN.-
A'P’I I
fibula.
I!
‘E. m3
Musics-m Hot-I albeit;
43 and 91 West Washington “not.
P h Net-walk.
’thm
Seclll for today in Nelsons ad
Re it.
w
Walsts at Miss N. E. llyan's. llead
bar‘ad.
Sfturdsy specials at Reads. Read.
the ad
linens Hayloft. l. 0 R. M will hold
a regular‘meoting, Monday evening
. . . .l . .. .
—'—lf you want a piano. now is the
than; get one at a sacrifice. Stein-
erts, 6 South Main street.
Good advice will be found in tho
{tel-F‘s CoalHCognpgny ad, today. Read
Miss lren‘e Dibble is quite ill at her
home in Bayview avenue, with remit-
tent fever.
—Just think of it! Brand new pia-
noq being sold at wholesale rates at
Steluert's, 6 South Main street.
A regular meeting of Colfax lin-
campment. l. 0. O. lI‘., will be held
Monday evening.
White Wash goods. bathing suits
and wash skirts are the specials in
the 'I‘rlstram SI ilyatt ad.
Lightning'burned out the electric
lights at the Southern New England
'lelophdne Company's office yesterday.
Hugh McMiilln. of Norwalk. left
town last evening for a several weeks‘
visit in Boston and vicinity.
-—Stra‘w Hats and Canes. O'Brien.
William Moran and Dudley Ray-
mond have returned from a fishing
trip to Maine.
The advertising value of The Senv
tinel increases each week as the sub-
ccrlption list grows.
The Sentinel is but $5 II scar, and
is read by thousands of people daily.
Hand in your subscription today.
”Bathing suits caps, water wings.
Everything for the bothers. M S.
Smith & Co
Put a “Want‘ advertisement in The
Sentinel and you'll have a good idea
of the advertising value' of this paper
Miss Katherine Keller of Green-
wit-h, spent Sunday with her sister.
Miss Clara Kélle’r, inSoulh Nbrwalk.
William ltyan and Jobs Boston, of
South Norwaik. were in Stamford
Thursday evening, calling on friends
Miss llarrlct M. f‘lark daughter of,
Mr and Mia. \lilllam A. f‘.lark of
Eimwood avenue. iospendlug a Wde
in l’eeknkill.
.__a
~Straw Hats l'mbrcllas.
Mr, and Mrs, Alfred Scam, of Chi
«Iago. arc the guests of Mr. Sram's par-
enis, Mr. and Mrs. Soloman Scam, of
liayl’lcw avenue.
Mrs. A, l’, Avery and, daughter
Louise, of Brooklyn. have been spend-
ing a few days with Mrs. Frances Iii
Fitch. of no wI-sI street. ‘
O'Brien.
Mrs. M. ii. Mlli'lil‘“ and Miss Helena
A. Mitchell. of West street, are the
guests of Mrs. Ada A. Lawton, of
North'Egi-emout. Mass. .
—~Steincrt‘s l’iano club is of limit-
ed membership. Do not wait until it
is too late to Join. WM h _ m
Misti (‘liarlotte Lamont anti Miss M.
Louise Sinitb of the detb’ Norwnlk
lllgh Sc.hool are attending the New
York University lhlfi Ilulnlltdi’f
llattlng is pltklns up a all the facI
terlcs and from all accou ts villi soon
he booming. “Busy" in tho report
received at any factory in Danbufy. ).
W
W I) Nolan, of Elia ford
Norwalk doing relief Wot
1.
la
the
i
Glendcning It t‘omp'ahys ill 3’ aim}:
Corporation in‘sm h N ai later.
and will also be arias ll af's Siam-W
ford inducible (Maiden Watchers. 7
W
He will he with t e 839:0!» owoi'i
~8pocinl reduction on Hammocks
of which we have a large stock to
chose M 8 smith I OD.
m
Palestine ('astio, No 2, A. 0. K.’
of M will hold its regular me
outlay cvsningntd "which ii
that Deputy Coin and «I A. .
Krinibeil of Springdale, will be pres-
out to instill the officers for the on-
suing term. All members are roquoobv
ed 0 be present.
Our Shpe’dal for This
,: Wepk~,,,
mall. Suaar Cured
“basis 12 l 20 lb.
Purine Mat-inc.
32 50th ”Man Street
S
our use noel. iN racism 8
1 in view of ythe demand for
nocxtrtttéa on sin Iou
say. Every Man Must Do According
to The! Which He Hath.
' CIJIJVE'MND, 0., July 15.~At the
avahua‘Bapthi church
filo be D. Rockefeller said that the
'(‘hristinn faith demands that IIIIvIIIy
luau must do according to that which
he bath, or actwrdlng to that with
which he has been blessed. ,
After a number of persons had spok-
on Mr. Rockefeller said:
“There are two men who appear
equally zealous iII lhtI IIIIIIse or (' lII'isi
But one is more effective than Ul“ oth
er The thus to do is to find out the
secret of thII effectiveness of the one.
The beginning of the application of
last‘ night.
. our Christianin must come now to:
nlkht tomorrow lumping our
homes or in the office Sometimes it
bus seemed to me that i might ndI
vafico’ the Christian faith by assist-.
in the endowment of chairs in:
theological seminaIies The world
at dg teachers of the faith. , ,
How-var humble we may be what-
cider our place it matters. not we can
show the best side We mu'ltt show
the most winsnmoand convicting side
in fact, we must show we love God."
Porous monsoon“.
HUMPT‘Y DUMP’i Y.
1)iiiorrylltlllll'lly Dummy, with ills
)0) y company of fun makers will be
in our midst during July lllth and
20th. George R. Adams, the inimita-
ble clown.- bonds the list.of mrfoo
In nous which speaks volumes for the
relability and_worth of the perfor-
nuance. Among the funny novelties
which will be piescnied are. the
‘lgence of the Butterflies" by the Sn
vl lc Sisters; .“iI‘eIIIale itube' by the
Misses Hawthorn & Griswold; "i am
a country girl but i am trickoy. " Wai
y,llclston head balancor and the par-
islan sextet of Goo-Gnohglrls some
thing entirely new. illustrated songs.
m‘pving pictures and the most clever
twentieth century mystery We" in-
te'rwov on with which will be comic op
era acrobattc' “'turnI-I, and other fea-
lures which will compare most favo
rahlé with any combination of artists
new occupying the stages of several
Mew York theatres. .The whole will be
produced under canvas under the man
agement of Ernest Cooke, who was
:2, years connected with the stuff of
)9 Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show.
r Cooke has furnished a qOmpiete
t (If‘illt'l under canvas which con-
t ins a large stage fully equipped with
e ectrie lights drop curtains and or My
actessory which goes to make up a
complete and comfortablrI place (It
amusement, This production puts in-
o lnsignificance all previous efforts in
t is line and possesses new ideas new
sensations new features and is with
out doubt the dream of the amusement
world. Prices for the little folks at
the matinee. will be 15 cents while .It
the erform‘anco at night 25 cents
will u the leading charge for both
adults and cI,hildIen there will hi- I:
matinee every day. Sec advertisement.
A GREAT RESORT.
Tilyou's Stee lechastI island lirIiIlgI
port the reset when the ““02“.“ al-
ways blow. is expected to attlact man)
0.89916 from this section tomorrow.
The new amusement resort has been
develo ed on such an extensive Stale
flint t e pati‘oi‘l‘ngo of all Fairilcld
county is calculated upon. bridge-
ou is not through yet and he
is reud‘tl unlly impIm'IinIt the place and
adding new attractions it has been
b s aim to establish an amusement ex
unaligop, whi h, by reason of its Iner
its pi r'ely', wil induce people to come
to if from distant places. With its
.Steeplophnae Race (‘tllil‘h‘e which is
one of the largest and the foremost
amusement enterprise of today its nor
gonna) do? “it ball root lyxmnd tIi
ectrb.I iii In ion n ”hull; ,board
walk abaumt t eisiand roller I; star,
caroullels, Clo wlngh ell! orate
bathing ptivlll‘on“ and line bathing
beach are but a few of Steeplechase ls-
land' a lilfl great attractions. Why
not. make it a. trip to Steeplechase to
marrow.
i 0 IANON 'ROOK EXCURSION.
'rlia ”NW ill a an II a (30.,
announce the TI‘irni Popular ambush
of the season to Savin Rock from
New York Division: on Wed Monday,
July lflth at extremely low rates of
fare.
Train leaves 80th Norwallt Ill ll: I'i’I3
due New Haven III II 4.5 a. In,
for this J yo a resort.
Rate ‘0 5c for the round trip
tickets
:fbl thaw popular trim: it. its! been
necessary to limit the sale to preclude
over croflding and thoil'o who auticl
pate going. should purchase early.
”We
A CLIROVMAN'I ADDENT-MlNDED-
NEED.
A ludicrous instance or absent.
or; a church. to a small town at VIII;
glula at long ago. one HolidayE
mains. out minister forgot: to us
the usual unouucamcl . of. sec Ill
events for i 9 week It had littered
eqf tite' words of ill nal'h‘iess
,eydlén a deacon. In I tuner. in
vied his alteration to; the emulation
Whereupon o clergyman cqasatl'
prayiit‘l‘ and" Ital
' “Brethren
can all oyster supper will be served
at Brother Mueller house am im-
aby strolling. this 20th instant. All are
fantastic weenie. boom thou awn
1govt. by" Thea, cpntlnuln
ma my“ “unite “nymphs,
“And any the bard have mercym
your basis: Amen: y
Wehiy'prh‘yet‘ meeting of tho‘iEIIIIlfd‘
. or relative.
pprterp themselves are surprised at‘ _
the rgn‘lount of money expended but ‘
whci'o tranhfer is made to tr'ollti'y line.
tic
ff Iii. drd t if r 's
333353.9va ulcraiii‘ byothe “1)::le £9“:
1 ommtttcd to inform roll?
WI
THEY DROP OUT OF SIGHT.
Five Thousand Annual Olnppoarlncea
in the United States.
More than 5.000 DCtflona annually
dlflflllllear in the United States and are
never heard from again. At first blush
the assertion seems incredible but no
lice statistics furnish confirmation.
'1' 6 actual figures. based on a (3"OIISGI
ivs calculation. are even more
Ivilanning than those ven. in fact,
tho reports of the pole cc departments
of t e larger cities show that in 12
most a just passed 16.0158 of the per
Ions who disappeared during the year
were never reported as found, but the
shrewd pollen officers. accustomed to
cccentricities of human nature. are
of the opinion that the return of maul
lhonsandé of these persons. through
shame or indifference. was never re-
ported at police neaIlIuIartera] But
even after making allowance for this
feature of the case it is reasonably
certain Ihnt more than 6,000 persons
were swallowed up in oblivion.
'l‘lIe tragedies of real life hidden
within those peculiar cases, if they
could but be brought to light. would
rival many of the novels penned by the
whrld's greatest writers. No subject
can be imagined has such weird fus-
('lfmtloila Rs that of the thousands and
thousands who have gone down this
grand Innyon of oblivion.
it would be possible' to fill many
pages with tlIII absorbing stories of
these curious cases, hilt nearly every
reader of" the IIIpraporI-I_ whether he
livp in village. town or city, is prob-
nbly acquainted with some instance
of the kind concerning either friend
Mon and women who
have lost all they treasured most in
life in this manner go about vacauily,
numbly. over waiting for the return of
the missing onea~a dream that never
comes tIIIIe.-~llrooklyn Eagle.
LIFE lNSURANCE.
For twenty-five cents Jonson now
insure yourself and family against any
bad results from an attack of colic or
diarrhoea during the summer months.
That is the price of a bottle of Cham-
berluin's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. a medicine that has never
been known to fail. Buy it now, it
may save life. For sale by Stillson
Powell Corporation. Clifford Pharmacy
Zeitfuss Pharmacy.
A NEW COUNTERBLAST.
(From the Hartford Times.)
Since the "Countorbiastto Tobacco"
of James 1 of England there has been
nothing more pungent in that form of
error than the declaration of Robert
L. Ready. of Baltimore. to the hp-
worth league in biennial convention
at Denver, when he said:
" l‘ he very fumes of burning tobacco
are an incentive to immoral and per-
nie ions conduct 'i‘obacco smoke should
be. shunned, and those who must use
the weed should do all in their pow III
to bee the fumes from othIII people
A smo c- laden room is more harmful
by for than the smokers imagine and
It inspires II spirit in those who inhale " ‘
the smoke Miliill is the
sin."
, ’lbis is smoothing like.
round full mouthed
Which lots of people like to hear.
real fault is one natural to the mere
utsidc observer who notices that to-
ncco smoke is disazrwablu to his
own nostrils, but forgets that an or
fuel clear is ten times “(It i if MI.
oady will examine his so JIIct II IIItln
ore carefully ho Ian do still better
.wo vears from now. espetially if he
taken note of tho crunches on street
tors where some men persist in re«
talnlng cigars that should have born
thn-mu away even before the\ were
lighted. And it is this particular kind
which is generally retained.
STOP THAT COLD.
or it may reside in pneumonia. Bra
lilian Balm is breaking up colds when
ever tried, almost without exception.
10, 25. 60c and 81 ill) bottles The (Jill
ford. Baxter's and Pislsted's. "
ROCKEFILLER'S GOOD MOTHER.
(ids 2r Tarbell in McCluro'sJ
I No doubt his mother had math to
tip in ahapin the boy a mind to sor-
ious iiv.inIt Dominated as this daugh-
ter of a prosperous farmer probably
was by a spirit of narrow and atom
New England conventionallty. she
must have come to hate the lawless
and suspicious ways of this iikcablc
sinner. this quack do: tor horse -‘_l()l kcv.
this loose founded rake she had mar-
ricd and all the arrogant respectabil-
Iioorstep to
it is file
dcnum IIItInII
ity within her must. have risen in II .
fierce effort to save appearances and
to force these children of his into
good and. ”one“ standinE._ Iif'hora is,
It donut Ilthi flue (III
John]
recallsI the. face of Laetitia. ltatnollno
mother of Napoleon lionapatte and
convinces one that she Iouid not but
have been enter with. in boy ,
though there lb? little enough 2 ii
in trustworthy tradition anti records.
’l‘hat Ilka kept bur children in school ,
and church is certain .Old friends of
born at trunk is, Patron. 0.
speak ofgbcr will?“ pro In respect“: .
a loud woman who made her boys do
rlgh who did not allow them to read
nor a on
saloons." in her vicinity
“Because there wouldnt be any-
thing éfut .iqunece In it altar the
arrival ,,. ..
ONLY cons roll Iivblttt‘rsI'A.
For
Lady A "liore sawmill,“ mafia
man who sat next to Inc at nor. HI-
inm‘t the manners of a plat" Mrs. B.
M‘llow funny! i thoallit ho had?»
Punch.
“Brit blunts“ I'! Doill! 3130 I I'M
Himcnv " “ch. Elba says it feels no
wil not to be dependent on a man for
its ‘
WIN n face of,
mit’efcller'e mthGr which.
a ghoul
Sunday, who. "worrio over j .
osnfihi‘ I
Mother—"Why did you let him kiss “Don't you think that a man of yourl
you?" EditiI—~“Weii. he was so nits ability owes something to posterity?"
about it. He “asked“ " Motherwi'i‘ertainly not" answered the founder
l“'i‘he ideal Haven’t i told you you, of the inequitable insurance society
.must learn to say 'No’?" li‘dith-l,'lt is my business to get posterity in
“That s what i did say He asked me (debt to’ mo."-Washingtow Star. '
if id be very angry if he. kissed me. "-~
Philadelphia Public Lodger.
“This paper says,“ remarked the cal-
low youth. ”that the bride was sup-
Sis-«J What you eryln' for?" BtId——”l ported to the altar by her father."
III-mot a lickin’!" Bis—~“Weli, deal “You," mowlcd the savage bachelor.
you mind " Bud—“Aw II 'wan! That s “and f‘ln offering odds. of 50 to i that
what i got licked forl“-—-(lleveland ho'ii bare to keep on supporting bur.”
‘ fen 0 Daily N
am can III
llli! BIIIllty. sun to.
NEW HAVEN. CONN.
. t
’..I (:1;
K
Lars; ,..;;niF,_s
special for Saturday.
lIlaton & liurlbul's (‘mtrt Russia l‘aper. lilo box.
llound nooks, slightly worn. :3, 10. iii and Mr
A fresh SUN'k of Lownry's i‘lIm-olaII-s,
Shell and imaihcr Souvenirs. at reduced prices.
Water Winizs, 25 and 350.
Mather ’l‘ags foI Suit i‘ascs . . - l
l’oI-tul Alhtims of ill per cent discount .. 4 w
F J NELSON.
76 WASiiiNf‘n'lON hfi’l‘. , SOI TH NORWALK,
NOTICE
it"*Wlli‘yull sou to call and examine our
Coal before can leave uour order elsewhere
.‘ l
(.(lNN.
lowest prices.
Tel. 342- 5. M88 Water St.
Rotate Point: Now—0 pen.
" Hotel and Restaurant.
UNDER THE ”ANAGEMENT OF A J SMITH AND J. 8. KELLY.
Show Dinners. Giambaics. ate, at Popular Prices
mu. azasnscmtrr - .
Base Boll—“Boat Team; in the State.
Excursions. Music and Dancing
Fr'
Your fourth of July DiIIIIcI
to do due honor to the Nation's lllI-th.
day. should be the best that can be
provided. lIIItIVII your order for the
meats and poultry at J. W. Dodge’s.
They will guarantee the bI-si to ho
had; they will do justice in you and
you will do )uuilce to the flay.
J. W. DODGE.
aucccuar to Jacob ocbaub.
22 Washington atmt. .. PM». 3222.
has”
PRESIDENTIAL YEAR
THIS l3 NOT "PRESIDENTIAL YEAR" BUT WE ARE
1
o...
lN THE
fill Fellini HELD as CANDlDATEO FOR voun GOAL rnAoI: ron THE sEAeou.
ONE DO A CHANCE TO PROVE W HAT A FIN! OTOO’K WE HAVE ON
HAND. WE HAVE JUGT UNLOAD'O THREE OARGOIO OF OLD OOH-
PANY’G LIHlGH COAL. WE ARE IN DUNN!!! TO ITAY. AND WlLL
GIVE YOU GOOD VALUE ”:0? TRIAL
RAYMOKIDE ti
Moth Norwuik Com 1’” Washington MM
it ml”; El Rs 0'
f mi; 9i
639”
Get the advantage of our best Coal and .
The Harris EIGans Co. .
Ill;
sonar son uhv‘uanrou's pursuits.
l
'1
SOUTH NORWA’LK'S GREAT DRY GOODS HOUIB.
THIN JERSEY UNDERWEAR
son woMEN'
. Want you to make careful reading
of the following. Think it will inter-
est.you. '
Women's Good Quality Vents,
each.
Women‘s Fine Cotton Jersey Ribbed
Vests with the wing sleeve or sleeve
loss. at 121,“.
Women‘s lI‘ine Jersey Ribbed Vests,
white. trimmed with lace, valuo 23c,
now 19c.
Women's Lisle Vests in white or
.mk: trimmed with lace, at 25c.
hon: oAIN'rv WASH WAISTS
FOR YOU
10c
Here are several lots of cool white
wash waists for you to‘ chose from.
prettliy trimmed, very latest designs
. as to cut, and price very much to your
.llking
Ladles' Black and White Figured
Lawn Shirt Walsis. all sizes, at 50c.
ANOTHER BUNCH OF
Ladles' White Shirt Walsts, tuckqa,
front and back at title.
Ladies' White Lawn Shirt Wallis,
embroidery fronts, tucked bucks: at?
980.
Ladies White Inwn Shirt Wallis
locked and hcmstltched. extra good
later! at 31:50.
THE FLurIr'v" summon
' UNDERMUSLINS. .
When you read the descriptions,
when you come to compare the goody,
with the mines, you’ll buy; for this
economy of it all is bound to impress,
y.ou
Ladies' White Muslin Corset Covers,
'iuadc - yoke effect of lace, ribbon
trimmed, at 250.
Ladies” Muslin Drawurs cambrio.
ruffle henistltched. at 25c.
Imdlcs' Muslin Gowns, tucked yoke.
at 50c. .
liadlcs‘ While Skirts. made With
deep embroidery flonnces, also under
ruffles, at 75c 89c and title.
83-85 Washington Street.
WAIST S
86 WASHINGTON ST .
and Washable flats.-
“I WAIHINOTON ITIEET.
.-!.,.
can judge you.
Ii vying:
h“
exacting clientele.
scnoMANN
1"” IT}
Clearance Sale
Of Trimmed Millincry.
All untrimmod Straw flats, 25c, 39c. and. 75c.
Ladlas’ Duck, Hats in all illeglatest styles. ..
S. S. TILLOTSON.
as your silent messenger.
and ancloPc printed upon
1 ill liamrslilte
will favorably represent you among your most
Out Assortment Cacti - DiSDillli oi rumittuo
and Furnishilias
is so wide that we can hardly fall to please any tast’c' anti mbhy W not
BALANCE OF OUR STOCK OF SUMMER WAIST-‘8 A’D
DRESSING SACQUES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
N. E. RYAN,»
SOUTH NORWALIC
Children's Mull Bonnets
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN-
lour flowerpot or
may be the only means by which another man
The vital phase of a strong
letter is not alone the substance of the letter
itself, but also the dress in which it goes forth
Your Letterhead
0i i) lMMP‘IilllRE HUN!) is the best paper for commercial
stationery. is the testimony of discriminating business men.
i'rove this for yourself- let us show you Book of Specimens
It shows (lid Hampshire Bond in White and Fourteen Coiois.
W
ART PRINT
‘ thccnIoIor to tho l‘ltltl'. MAN ART l'ithl’.
95-100. Washington. St., South Norwaik.
Telephone 3244
‘bl .h1nn*
otherwise pinned, because of the distinctive character of our goods. W9
assortment must appeal to you,
if Mr
J Col
12 NORTH MAIN ST.
one 5 income "when“: City ladencn- to icy in your next winter a call now; We sell the but at the low-
3“!" . . ,, i?“ eat prim.
III “ants. mans-m
taiii‘iitngz my? ‘fim’i i to.» I 1.3. ‘55.: BgNT L
m a n In Water St» M ego-gm»; ; our 0., 0 145-3.
new i" Clans“ mItal “beta-Eh centrguhz W004! It... Tel. 10331..“ cMulm. It 50. Rain Sf.
“recurs“ I, . 4: Ida: Boy“, 5 Miami! . .
Doctors in furniture, comic. Ionian, Mailings. Oil Maths, and Li
“ ' ‘K Funnel Director and mm
“.In
could keep an tolling you forever about our store. our facilities I6: ”NM
you and our desire to merit the honor or your patronage. But the mm
and safest way ll to put its to the that by mum to our flora in m We
present this ”area what III conceded to be the most noteworthy may 3?
porch lawn and summer fIII-niiurc ever shown In this vicinity. if ydu out
one cities for the print: or a complete outfitting for the .wholo bottle, our
..i.i
Ins
scorn new“
Norwalk Chronicler