TOMORROW
. es 4:19; sets 7:27.
fig'tide 12 :48 a.m.;1:17 p. m.
MASONIG DIRECTORY.
Weir Ledge, N0. 108. F. and A M.
coin in Masonic Building. South
olu street. lot. and 3d Tuesday or
monthwduly and August; ex-
- éutetlwat 8 o'clock. All Muster
Masons cordially Invited. Reed
.Fiyml, W. M Robert M. Wilcox,
cc.
er Chapter, N0. 38. R. A. M.
Moots In Masonic Building. South
Moth street 2d and dill Tuesdays of
each month—«July and August ex-
opted—mt 8 o'clock All Royal Arch
‘ sons cordially Invited. Thaddeus
yer. 11.1). ltobeit M. Wilcox,
Soc.
‘ . ROBERT M. Wi-LCOX. Socy'.
V SOCIETY NOTICES
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ERCHANTS’ AND MANUFACTUR-
’ ' Elis' ASSOCIATION
Nehemiah Candee. President
“V ce~president, Charles]. Pidgeoni
Frank W. Hadley. Secretary l
Matthew Corbett. Treasurer
.EVENING SENTINEL TELEa
PHONE CALLS
. 492-2——News Department
‘92-3—Business Department
: 44-2—Bronch Oifice. Norwalk
“ 890 ——Editor’s Residence
4:, 729—5—City Editor’s Residence '
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_ The populni six months course ini
" the regului Illlll) IIiilI lilt‘ Ilpht 01‘ int“:
“i tli‘er enlistment or t‘irnpplng out at tin-i
8nd of that term is the hull which the
I chief (of stall propones to hold out to
the public to help cn-iistnients. A six
.inonth‘s trnn would answer in liltiiil'
ones to toll tho oxporiInuIIIer uli tiInI
' he would cure to know about it and ho
could then continucI or not ho ho Iniulit
elect. We do not imngino that own
this very ncrouuuduting nrrnIIgoInont’
would serve to attract n grunt hum-f
Tiler into tho urIny. ulthouuh u six
month‘s course would he of grout hon--
Gilt doubtless to thousands could they
"bring thoulsolIos to tho point of Hill-
‘lng it. ill oxptuionto in liilVHlCXIi ini
. movement in tho vuiuo of Iouuiui in t
ing and ubodiouto to iuII it IIoulIli
he a gieilt Billi‘tii
. ..w... on... .‘a
RIGHT TO THE POINT. i
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'l‘ho mun who his pnIIl his poisouui
, ‘ tux can not into tho limit \IIIIry club?
‘L . lunch cash-r IiIIIII tho follow who has,
neglected to pny.—-—llurttord t‘onrunt. ‘
j ~—o—- 1
« ; Gov. BilidWiiLiillil-‘i time to continuol
ills practice of vomiting Iliutinuuisluull
iiinii'orslty tlout'ous.-~—N0Iv ii:l\'t.‘li .lour-.i
no] and Cotll‘loi. I
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Ynlo Shots nt'm it‘ll l'ol tolling l'Iof. i
Johns IIhIIi tho) thought of him by
elopliono huvo l‘Xllt‘i‘ltllltititl nu nu-
.plnnnunt t'llt‘llllt‘lil l‘t‘llt'litillx~<~litmlnllV
Herald. ‘
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‘ll'litl‘nu, tlIII tit‘lOl'lll‘i‘. is fifty yonrn
fold, and was iIiurriuIi ui nluvtoon. lio
jhégnu study-int: humuu Ilillill't' curly
ntloulzh to kill)“ soniothinu uhoui il."""
)Nunhvlllo 'l‘ unuonornn
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'l'liooo ulstinnolmtu him or still
thlthlilx hull lhoinilruphiuu llIIiloI'n
I met womanhood llllli‘li IIIIuI Ol’liltili
y dout lIoliIIo in “anoint: II‘IIII own
”ountry ilrnt."~«l‘\lbuu,\‘ .iIIIIrIIni.
6-: 0..“
Those who mltnit ilIIIt they out too
“on am not willing .o nllow thul
Icy opctul ltm quIlI iitnc tnui: in; or
MKIWNOTWNEN lluiiotin.
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be tipping form of robbery in
”i ll fooI.-NoI;IviI-ii Record
I lilieport Totem-m.
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”Villas—Mormon Journal.
“ inoper- onion sate
u: no the truth"
hm Inciting (initiation ho:
iltll'r
., it good influence in making Inon
‘ woolen regulizo to what oxtromo
o mrvitors go in tlloir (loinulida for
. W
trio former hint Wort yinp; about the
tilintiiul outlook. lie lIIIII till his smug
‘4 routed to summer imnrtletnm
n1 Inrawail in being anld to Eur
or‘nhurdt this wank. but as Sarah
Eros spender We do not doubt
Will soon be back to tho bone at
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arm Wisconoin jury that found It
‘11 who blow open at country
evidently
' 4n’t when... a practical joke.»-
William “notational oaiitor-
nomohody
1:... Day Today
OLD GLORY TOJELAY IS 134 YEARS
Anniversary Csiobration of the Birth
of the nutr- and Stripes to
be Held In Bohooic.
This in the blrtbduy ot’ the Stars uud
Stripes. One hundred and thirty-tour
venrs ago the Continental Congress. in
session at. Philadelphia, Insolved that
tho bunuei designed by Betsy Ronaw
thirteen stripes. Intern ate red and
white. representing . the thirteen
United States, and II union of thirteen
stars. white on a blue iioid symbolic-
ing a new count tliutionv-he adopted
by the new rep
Tho ptincipn celohrullons today will
be in the public schools Tho eater
clues will hogiu with the salute to
the flag. which in repented every morn-
ing by the assembled classes, but into
which on unusual vlnl seems to be
injected upon special occnuions:
“I pledge allegiance to my ling and
to tho. country for which It stunds, one
nation. indivisibie. with liberty and
justice for till."
Following this thero “in he rucitn
tions, reading of oilginnl exams and
addresses by uIeInbeIs of the (l. A ll.
posts.
The Star Spangled
Banner
0h. say. can you seclby the dawn‘s early light
What so proudly we hailed at the twilight’s last gleaming-
Whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous
fight. -
o‘er the ramparts we watched. were so gallanily streaming!
And the rockct's red glare, the bombs bursting in air,
Gave proof through the night that our flag was still there.
Oh! say, does that star-Spangled banner yer wave
t'J‘er the land of the free and the home of the brave?
On that Iliiorc, dimly seen through the mists of the deep.
Where the ioc‘s haughty host in dread silence reposcs,
What is that which the breeze. o‘er the towering steep,
As it fitiully blows. half conceals. half discloses?
Now it catches the gleam of the morning's first beam,
I: full glory reflected. now shines on the stream; .
'Tis the star-upanglcd banner; oh, long may it wave
O'cr the land of the free and the home of the bravei
And when: is that band who so vauntingly swore
That the havoc of war and the battlc‘s confusion
A home and a country should leave us no more?
Their blood has washed out their foul footsteps‘ pollution.
No refuge could save the hircllng and slave
From the terror of flight, or the gloom oi‘ the grave ;
And the otar~spangled banner in triumph doth wave
O’er the land of the fret: and the home of the brave.
Obi thus be it over, where freemen shall stand
Between their loved homes and the war’s desolation!
Blast with victory and peace. may the heaven-rescued land
Praise the power that; hath madc and preserved us a nation.
’ Then conquer we must, for our cause it is just;
‘And this ho our motto, “In God is our trust," 9
'And the awaspangled banner in triumph shall wave
O'er the land of the free and the home oi the: bravo.
£31
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Bread Raisers
r4-qt. substantial Tin Broad Raisers;
usuallyagc. 27
...... C
Sale Price .
Toilet Pails
Family size. heavy Galvanized. Toilet
Pails; regularly 39c. 25
..... C
Sale Price ..... . . . .
Wash Bullets
Substantial all Tin Round Wash Boilers.
good size; regularly age. 9
Sale Price ......... . ...... ....1 C
The Celebrated National
Enameling & Stamping
Company's High-grade
Steel «Ware
Great Values especially for this occasion.
For instance:
2-qt. DOUBLE RICE BOILERS: us-
ually 59c
Sale Price ..... . . . ........... 390
a-qt. TEA POTS. with enameled covers;
usually 39c. 26
Sale Price ......... . ...... .
2- qt. COFFEE POTS with enameled
affilll‘iiiiii‘: ........... 260
18c
4-qt. LIPPED SAUCEPANS.
usually 29c. Sale Price.
8-qt. BERLIN KETTLES. with tincov-
er: usually one.
Sale Price .................... 290
x4-qt. DEEP msu FANS.
usually 49c. Sale Price ........ 34C
8-qt. FLAT BOTTOM TEA KETTLES.
usually 69c. 450
Sale Price
Lawn Swmgs
Made strong and durable. very finest se-
lected stock; stands 8 feet high; cross-
pieces and top painted red.
No. 1 size. some two passengers com-
fortably. $3 49
Special Price
No. 2 sizc.4 passenger style. ,.$4 98
. Special Price
Peroxide
16- -0z. bottle best grade Peroxide,
14c
usually are. Sale Price. .
Annual June Sale of
Housefumishings
_ Began today, and will continue tho balance of the wook‘. An unusualopportunity to buy all sort: of Kitchen Furnishings at very low prlcos. One.
. of the most important events of the year. Supply your used: now and share the saving: we are offering.
Camp Stools
Hardwood Folding Camp Stools. seat
made of heavy canvas, with folding
i:ii‘7§f.‘.‘3.“‘.‘f‘ffi°i ......... '..23c
..19c
Without folding back-rest; value
25c. Sale Price .
...........
Fly Paper
Tanglefoot Fly Paper (10 single 5
sheets). Sale Price ............. C
Screen Doors
Well-made Screen Doors. covered with
fine black wire.
Extra fancy light fimsh- regular
price $x.5o. Sale Price.. ...... 980
Plain dark finish; regular price
98c. Sale Price ..............798
Sites 245x643. 2-3x6-8. 258x640. 2-xox6-Io.
3x7, ‘6).
Watering Pots
Io-qt. heavy Galvanized Watering Pots.
thh long spout: usually 49c.
Stile Price ............ 390
Lawn Mowers
“Climax" Low Wheel Lawn Mowers.
,‘ will cut any height grass; guaranteed
‘ for scason.
5‘" “““°"' ............ $2.69
............... $2.98
Sale Price
Size tB-lnch.
Sale Price
Refrigerators
MCI-{cc Refrigerator Co.‘s high-grade
cold. dry air. hardwood Refrigerators.
lined with mineral wool. removable
waste pipe. round corners.
\
Apartment style with two doors In front.
provision chamber lined with glass. ice
chamber galvanized lined; ice capacity
Ioo lbs. Regularly $25. $18 98
Sale Price
Apartment style. same as above, ice and
provision chamber galvanized lined;
l.”..°“’§.‘i‘.‘ypii.i‘”::.‘i“.‘f’f $11.98
Lawn or Porch Seats
Substantially made. :3 inches wide;
value IOC. 31/2C
Sale Price. EACH
.vau-v...
Ice Cream Freezers
The well-known “White Mountain" Ice
Cream Freezer, freezes cream easily
and quickly.
“$3.335; ........... ‘._...$1.49
"$3.533;................$l.89"
32:21.32: .......... .9 ..... $2.14
um; ................ $2.49
occurs. ............... $3.19
The Sanitary Crystal Glass
Ice Cream Freezer
Capacity one quart. Freezes creams and
ices without motion or labor;
regularly $1. 25. Sale Price ..... 980
* Carpet Beaters
Rattan Carpet Beaters. good size; 7
usually 10c. Sale Price .......... C
Class Wash Boards
Heavy Glass Wash Boards. family size;
regularly 39c
Sale Price .................. 280
Cooking Ware
4-quart Brown am. White Baking Dishes,
guaranteed fireproof; regularly
49c. Sale Price ......... ..290
Croquet Sets
Made of hardwood. neatly striped. 8-ball
sets; regular price $1.00.
Sale Price . . . .- ................ 796
Red E Cleanser
Cleans and scours tin ware. iron ware,
bath tubs. sinks. knives, forks. etc; us-
ually too can. Sale Price
SIX CANS FOR ............. 250
Table Water Tumblers
Heavy table Water Tumblers. plain or
fancy; usually 35c. 19c
Sale Price. DOZ EN
Window Screens
Adjustable Window Screens. frame made
of hardwood. covered with fine black
33in. SalcPrice
. wire.
18 in. high. opens from at to 17C
24 in. high, opens from a: to
En. Sale Price . . . .. ...... 210
NORWALK VACHT GLUE! uMOKER.
'i‘ho (iillol'ltiillilltlllt committee of the
Norwullt Yacht. Club hull aunt out tho
following notice:
The Norwulk Yacht Club is to hold
a “Homo“ smuitor on Friday evening.
Juno lillll. ill the club homo at'lliclt-
ory liluii'. Neither president Tait nor
the U. 3. Navy will be present, but. inn.
mimic, singing and II good limo will be
ill ovidonco for nil that, so muko It a
point of tho compass to be present.
Tho function will follow tbs don
watch on the evening in question. has
ginning at. 8 belia._
Members are hath tree and web
come; ones“ may be invited at the
cuutomary too of 50 cents each.
HEIR To run FORTUNE.
Mrs. Thomas hurrah. o: Wstarburr.
to one of the eight; hairs to tho estate
of the: late lumen Brill. who died in
South Africa come tuna use leaving a
{minus oi! 41,000,000. monument is a
tram borntin ticunty outrun.
“first cousin of the hour. Bell. who
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GOES .‘TO THE. CATBKILLS.
Willott 8. Chinery. of Catherine
direct. who lilul boon spoudiug nomc
littio time in Norwalk following his
IIrnIiIIntion from tho Ronnanluer Poll/-
tot-hula Bohoul in Troy. N. Y.. revolved
a telegram youtorduy which made him
lolwo town in II grout hurry. Lust sum-
mer he held an excellent position in
the Ctllllltill Mountains and the firm
for which he worked was so pleased
with him thnt they huve rent for him
again. Ho will remain away for the
balance of the season.
“NATE HELD SHORT GESBION.
HARTFORD. Juno 14.-'l‘hc sonata
session today lasted 20 minutes. Bantu
tor Donavon culled train the table the
bill providing for an inorquoo t woo
in the calories at tho judges 0 Com.
mon plans in Fairi‘laldr Mtillaven
and Hartford counties. Thiii Measure
won once pursuit and inter reconsider-
cd and milled. It was made the order
of tile day for next martian.
NEW MILFORD. Juno. 14.~«Petor
Peterson, the rotlrfied blacksmith, who
quot and reception at the town hall to
celebrate the ilttloth anniversary at
hie coming to this country from his
native Dennmrk. died at his home
here today. aged 78 years. His wife
died about iitteen yours ago. and he
leaves no relativan in this country ox-
copt u nephew and niece. the latter
having kept house for him for 301110
time. did was a Civil War veteran.
having carved in the Second Company.
Connecticut Light Artillery. and. was
also the oldest member or St. Peter’s
Lodge or masons. In this town. Burial
will tako‘pinco on Friday. At the time
tlon'ho paid the expenses of two at
his brotbm to come to this country
occasion.
it you can ever porsuudo II small
“tumor, or (y
NEW MILFORD RESIDfiNT DEAD.
on June 16 or Inst. your gave a big ham _‘
when Mr. Valerian bold bin celebro -
from Denmurk to ho present on that
and will“: pinata ingtilo’ pour tuturé. Mr
””m tr 1h'
TOWN CLERK DEAD.
m
atovon H. Manon. of aristoi.
After short tllnou.
BRISTOL. June 14.-Attor an illness
Expire!
at two days with heart disense. Town
Clerk Steven H. Manon died at. his _
home hero last night. Mr. Mason won
bornfllh Nepuug in 1843 and before leav-
ing that place was a democratic regis-
trnr and served :1 term in the goncrul
assembly. In 1894 he was elected a
burgeas of this borough. serving two
term. and in 1898 was elected town
clerk. a position which IIllch he has
held continuously since that time. He
leaves a. widow and one daughter.
BUYS PROPERTY iN BRIDGEPORT.
Nieholao Garfield, of Lowo street.
who was manager of the New York and
Eastern News Company's business in
the South Norwalk railroad stations
for several years, has purchased it
larlo ten family block and saloon In
Bridgeport. and wit mnva his tsmlly
Norwalk Chronicler