THE SENTINEI.
'rIII unseen or A use.
A GREAT VIOLlNlST.
It Is.
The South Norwalh Sentinel issued in
m 5004'-
lbuod Drew-ad oats Bottom of a'oll. ‘ no late Edward ltsmenyi and Ill first daily edition on Saturday. It is o ‘ ‘
sour. noawaaa. one. s. ass-I. Ila rare-s- m , lualcal Career. blight, handsome, six-column alum, LAUlEh’, GENTB’ and CHILDREN’S
THE TARIFF.
We are frank to confm that we have
no original nor striking ideas upon the
nbiect of “free trade and tarifl.” or
Dom8.J. Dead—Incestlialack,
of It. Bomaminiog village three miles
hombwmhcamoawidow about seven
years ago; Her family of three children
.wasincnassdaboutaysarandalgbtmoutho
Edward Remenyi is dead The only
violinist whose American tour rivaled or
outdid that of Ole Bull has surrendered
his wondrous gift to its Divine author.
To many thousand lovers of harmony the
agoby tho hirthof a daughter. This chnd‘unnouncement of his death brought the
brimful of local and general news. No
doubt it is, as it deserves to be, a success
at the stark—Stamford Herald.
silicosis.
Milli 0: unit:
- at f incident to a personal loss; for while . . . -—_——_—— , _ ’. j -. a
" tarlfl reform.” lndes-l, such views, it :fifimmbym fiuhruk‘h‘ from... and artists are only admired, it n'o shah of Persia will again ville Engl- IN ALL SIZES,
we had them, would be subject to the Among those who mounted Ira Hank‘s is often the fortune of great musicians to land. ———A'r-——
limitations of a vast array of facts and
figures which somebody might set toour
view, if he was of a contrary mind.
housewas Johcwrkoiaminer. no
isotonic, and is about!) yourscld. He says
he gave Ira lack twenty-live cents on
londay night with which to buy bear. Bho
be tenderlylovcd. And Bemenyi, though
quite eccentric in some respects, was a
man to excite the warm affections of those
mast familiar with him. He spoke six
James G. Blaine is expected to visit Japan
next spring.
Lord Dulles-in recently gave the shah of
POPULAR HfPRICES.
Penis a fine elephant.
g m ho m. languages almost perfectly and two more . .
“1:10-de “I- If": Home 07°“; 2“,;“fl,mmdmm°;fj. hm” ‘1... sufficiently to be understood, add a... he Sewer More pays a. pom- at u-
agreeIlIat the old man theoretical. tingina l l w holl‘ a“ little C“- W” a man 0: privstscarmamonth. ‘
exhausted in his day all the speculative W .p 5. W of! to deep in m. great general cui- labouchere declares that King Leopold of
I'm-urea of the discussion. The free chill 30 VII W b! If!- hack “3‘ 2:32:33!“ :3“; W“mi’“mgl7 dmm“m ,
a“ “‘1'“ “W. b“ b“ “"h mfifdmsfl‘.’ but I. 02.23% look? What he “'9"! 3332?. mxfii'a'tmm .39 Wallhlll lfm‘ \ll‘wl. So tll N W Ill
for It earl terrd into our ' ‘wearled of con- g - " u 0" ll .
us years. y Ell for the child, whereupon, so he says. In. . . “How deliciously clean he looks,“ said a
political life as a nation. It has never Hack drove him from the house with an n. ‘ figfig‘fiflxn‘ghfi Washington ID. 0.) halls of Joseph Cham- l
. , , . . . N
been down, but like Banquos ghoul. qu. ",1:°,¥;:;',?::2:‘,;f,:{,‘,',“.“.§";.°.“2i‘fho...I personal friend; hurl-m. autumn-a! 9 Quiz and shoes. ‘
always been on hand.
It entered into the old political strifee.
and when in old anticlovery days other
practical and humane issues were before
the people It was used for the purpose of
carrying more than one campaign.
President Cleveland's message will
probably introduce the old racket. and
we shall" have much of it in the near
future.
The whole question is confusing. For
enmple,ws have looked upon Mr. Blaine
at 10 o‘clock on londay night to buy some .
crackers at a store. When she‘left the house ,
Corngan, her eldest aura a boy of 15, and the
little girl were all lying In one bed and asleep.
She was absent about one hour.“ hen dis
come back she asked Corrigan wher tho
little girl was. and he said he didn't know. .
She then accused him of doing away with it
in order that he might be relieved of the re-
sponsibllity of its paternity. On Tuesday
In lack, in peering down the well saw an
object which she thought might be her child.
She obtained a grappling iron and raised the.
body oftbechlidfromthewell.
The oldest son says he was asleep during
‘ tached
were so deeply at~
to him.
He was a strictly
temperate man—
hia only intoxica- ,
tion w” found in
music and society. But when he took up
the violin he seemed transformed; he felt
all that he played. In a slow odagio
movement in the minor key he looked
sad, in II lively strain his facial expreuiou
was vivacious to a degree that often ex-
cited a laugh. At times he would rush
about the stage or room—never missing a
note, however—and one occasion he moved
One of President Cleveland‘s favorite
dishes is pickled sbscp‘ s tongue, eaten befora
retiring.
Ex~Spcskcr Keifer‘l law business is said to
beincressingaorapidlythat hetbinksof ra-
antnring politia in solf-‘defenn
Senator Sawyer says that he is not as fat
ashoused to be. His purse, however, still
retains its former apoplsctic proportions.
The desk in the Senate chamber which we“
long used by Roscoe Conkilng is occupied
by Senator “'illiam E. Chandler during the
present session.
Mr Hang, secretary of the Chinese lega-
FII “Mill-E hunts and Sills.
Hfl lily ill I! “W“
C. H. HARVEY
Would most respectfully invite the addition of the
public to one uftho
Best and Cheapest Line of
We have “flew..— year an uuoasnally extensive stock
of handsomely designed articles sultible for presents
at very low prices
thrice around the room, halted before the “Km Fran r03 INSTAXCE
u . great political economist and usually 32:11:: 05:31:31,3' an: cgldlffitu‘; wrong chair and sat down on the lap of a $235233; Nagy: his $11,232:; Antique F8110 Wood Plush COY- GOOdS Ever (lflel‘ed.
thought he must be sound in his will others-esp cts he corroborates his mother's {3:3"LT§OY$’0:$§§ {32; $353, "9““! mum" Fm“ "mm ere Chairs.
theories. But, on me on." hand, the“. story. .The well is surrounded by a curb missing . “on,” He “a: an‘ ardent Roscoe Canning anticipated the recent BEING SELECTED WITH CARE AND
is scarcely a text book of political econ. ‘h'ch ”3 “3"”? .u’m 3?" km“ at m ‘9‘"“ patriot, too, and in the most brilliant suc- . cold wave h, “ya,“ ‘ "" ulster that Handsome olished oak Chen- -
, part, making It Imposible for, the child to ceases of his foreign tours never fofgot touchsshisheela ltswhatthe dude-would p y STRICTLY BOUGHT FOR CASH
Olly In 0'" colleges "‘8‘ doe. 00‘ teach have fallen InIo ll. Dre. J. ll. Condlct and his beloved Hungary or “may,” I). call ‘5 “de. " ”d 005‘ "3 owner around T :bles- UNT
free trade, nor yet a Incl." who doe. Arthur Condict found that death had been proud 0, his sum, in- in, "my. 6emu __. AT LARGE DISCO ‘ . AND
not quite favor it. swoon-many is m :1“ $23!? '2...“ 3:: ‘1';qu Edward Remcnyi was born» in 1830, I...I ”Johneood, the New York manufacturer, A large assortment of Rattan EXPENSES BEINU LIGHT.
claiming greatly increased prosperity un- “um ,aknhy. who an “qua“ 'u be“ :23..1‘.‘3:§°01‘1§..1§f§§llclgnfifxyauygzM been created a count by his holine. and Reed ROCHGI‘S. TELLS THE STORY.
der more stringent tarifl laws.
And still. in this country, our wisest
statesmen and most ssgacious husinero
men are divided and perplexed about it.
Those who have been most strenuous
about a tariff or tax upon wool, imn,
leather, etc.. arediscovering that there
are powerful syndicates In this country.
which are ruling with iron rod. and
weildinga vast influence. They recng-
The jury rendered a verdict that the child}
came to its death by drowning. and that
John Cor-rim and Cecilia Mack were Im-
plicated in the cause. Both were tokento
the jail in hinrrlstown.
VERONA JARBEAU'S DARING FEAT.
She Rescues a Child at the Imminent
l’crll of Her Own Life.
Pt'rrsat'rto. Dec. 5.—-As the tram on the
Eric and Putaburar road drew into tlle depot
yesterday morning Charles W hue and wife,
give him a fine education. He studied
music quite young, and “as a pupil of the‘
noted Joachim at the Vienna conserva-
torv. The revolutions of lS-lB shook
Europe “hen he was not quite 18; be
abandoned all for vacuum enlisted in the
Hungarian army and served on the staff
of Gurney 'lhe struggle was soon over
and Remenyi was an calls with Kcusuth
and Inanyothcrs. lie reached the United
States in has and soon acquired some
reputation as II violinist after which hei
’Popo 11o XIII, in recognition of his life
long devotion totbe church and his Immin-
cent gifts to religious and charitable institu-
itiona
l The library, furniture, etc, of the late
King Ludwig, of Bavaria, at Lindenhof,
EwhichcosttltiDHOIJO have just been sold for
g“000. His carriage-and slelgbs havebeon
toldtoacircusmanagsr, and hisdcerarein
la menagerie.
David L Boker left New York for the
West twelve years ago, landing in Denver
Aw..-
Alsoinstockalargellneof
Parlor Suits Easy ( llhairs, Di~
vans ansd odd Chairs.
Walnut, Oak, Cherry, Ash and
Antique Chamber Suits.
——'- «o _..A_._
At very LOW PRICES for CASH
Come and Examine the
Goods Before Buy-
ing Elsewhere.
COME ONE COME ALL AND SECURE
THE BARGAINS.
went to lie tummy and studied with Liszt ' "‘5 8! 50‘ m “a m“ Re "’3“ "0 Wk
N “me that, in order to bn.k ‘bi. tht‘n‘l Ill Erie, anl lht‘lrd- inf-Old thil-l, en route at ‘Y pnnur llll' IV“) 300“ muffle guch 1‘“ “like“. mine, Wm Wk “9801.1!!!
must be no" freedom at trade with: toAltoona, slept-3d from the tram to walk
“AF!“ fl it Iul~ III It Liszt invited Remenyl ”'4 is “0* ‘Nth h" ““3 friends with
other I- onntriee.
"he a vcxed question. One that mullll
adjust and balance and regulate itself l
largely In the ups and downs of com-
mercial life.
The question will interest wage work
onzthe platform for slow momenta The
l child ran from the platform on to the track
asa freight train approached EVt‘rylxnl)‘
expected to see it crushed to death, The
members of theVe-rona Jar-beau company
were boardlng the train to go on to Johns-
town. Ill-3 Jar-beau saw what had [up
' penned. ran across the platform and first
track, reached the child, and by a herculean
it will make an imue, but its bones are
pretly dry for this practical era, when
chestnuts are very ripe, and when a fast
rising and multiplying class of people
demand queetiono with fresh blood in
them.
CONN EflICl'r I'ROH IIIITIONIS'I‘S.
Having a Rousing Time in New Hove-
a-d Pouring Hot shot into the
Republican Party.
The Prohibition State Convention be
gan in New Haven yesterday. Rev. H.
A. Delano of this city was made temp-
rary chairman. In his speech upon :
taking the chair be said that he believed '
the Republican party would be dead in '
two years. It had everything it is pos-
sible for a party to have except a prin- ‘
ciple. ‘God bless it “ mid be. "for
what it has done. Host of us have
loved it, but you can ‘t have a party half
God and half saloon The text of thisé
grand old party has become ‘What shall
it profit a man if he gain the whole}
world and lose the state of New York." ‘
l beli eve God is in our cause or I would
not be In to-day." ‘ !
Walter 1‘. Mills said “Prohibition can ‘
never be footballed la tween two parties.” ‘
He said neither of the old parties can
live without the grog shop.
The only work done yesterday was that l
of organisation. There wasalsrge at-
tendance of delegates and much enthu-l
siasm.
Many of the most prominent Prohibi-
tionists are in attendance. and the work
of the convention will be done to day. 3
and a big demonstration is expected to-
night.
Dan Darcy.
It is quite generally accepted that
.when J. M. Elli announces a new star:
or'a new play, there is positive assurance
to warrantka firm belief in the lasting
merits of the same. Therefore, the ap-'
pearance at Music Hall on next “'ednee-
7 day night of James C. Roach as “Dan
Darcy,“ under the immediate manage
ment of that astute and remarkably
successful manager, will awaken pleas-
ant anticipations in the hearts of lovers
‘ of wholesome amusements. It was man-
ager Hill who gave to the American
stage such eminent talent as Denman
Thompson and larger-ct Mather, the
title of whom‘ Is regarded as the leading
tragic actre- of the present time. In
Ir Roachlr. Hill claims tohave die-
coveredthoss essential qualities which
produce great artists.
9;! ti-
Mmmm‘mk 59$ '3
coder-scout accorded by
the press mood public in the cities where
he has Ir. Roach presentsa
type of the Celt heretofore neglected by
dramatic authors. “ "
warning-ted, genial W with a
never manna... natureand
ahearto wiogwith love and kind-
ness. .Bornand reared atan Irishilre-
sidehshendowed withall thewit and
humoroharactsriatica of biog-ace. llr.
Eco-5h, unnatural. thereforeaotswithout
apparentdort. nsplaylsrspletowithh
bomb mama-debut“ withfunof
the mostdelightful kind. The company
isomer WW and is:
eludes several'hndliar m
whom are Halls-lay Ulnar, alwayaa’
Imus... Aorehsstraoftsopieces
willreoduatslsotprogtaanas. '
Ahmahcdaodgaosraluewsiotho
Dailykvmiaghtlusl.
. tale at Afton, where Ihe secretary and m.
‘ depredation. a reward will be oflercd, graded
eflort aux medal in dravnng the little one
away jut before the train rushed over that
portion of the track where the child stood.
The train pant-d so cloudy that it threw ’
Kiss Jarbeau upon thegruund, but neither ,
the lady nor the child was hurt. '
Connecticut P'rehibltlonlato In convention.
\‘nw Harts, Dec. 8.-Tbe Prohibition
state convention was called to order yester-
day afternoon by J. B. Smith chairman of l
thestats executive committee. ltsv. 11A.
Delano, of Fairneld county, was chosen tam- I
porary chairman and commithesou cro-
denualo, permanent organisation and non-
ination of national delegates were appointed
C. B. WIIItcomb, of New Haven, was al-
. lowed tospéak, and be urged the datum of
the Republicans. Walter Thomas Mills, of!
Oslo, replied to Mr. Whitcouib Speeches
were made by Col. Cheveo, of Kentucky, 2
Rev. \‘ ll. Furl-so, of Toiland county, Rev.
'H. is. Sinltll, of HartfofiLF. C Smith, of'
Se“ Jr-rsr _\ ,and Er. Heath. of The New York
Voice. At the evening Illusion lpsechoswore
.uadeby l‘. 8. Stanley Col. Chnvso. “Ken
tacky l", C. Smith and others. The con-
mtion will mntinue today.
stabbed by a Convict. ,
AUBURN, N. Y. Dec. s—Alexsnderjiar-
born. a convul. senteuwd l' I New York in
nit‘ is eight years imprisonment in
and transfer-mi to Auburn is February
of was your. while walking totbe hall
, from thoyard in the prIsuII yesterday often
noon, stepped up behind. Kl‘t‘lh‘f‘ lirsy and
stabbed liitu fourteen times In ith a shoe
knife. The keeper struck the infuriated;
convict twice wIth his suck, ami then fell to
the ground exhausted. lie was carried into
the keepers‘ hall and a Ibysu i III summon l
Severul of his In Imi- Iere \‘ol y deep a
plural. The reason assigned I r the attutll ,
on Bray is tlint Barbara, who ( lainied to be '
nick, asked the keeper to send h. m to the hue-
pital which llIIIy refused to do. The physi- i
clan thinks Bray will recover.
An Antlc'l‘lalaf Association.
T333705. N. J., Dec K—Azuut fifty of?
the farmers who live within twu or (hm
mugs uneachsideof the lineinflorriaond
Emu counties have organised a society for
protection against thieves. It is called Ely'
: AlItI-‘l hIef association. and hna in headquar-
urer, William 1“. Fly. livea The otjsct of
theorganiaation is tosecunthearrost and
conviction of thieves who shut from any of
the members, and, in the event of any such 4
ding tothe nature of toe thIfL lfa
horse isstolon onwardof $100 will bad.
ferod; any other thing, ‘50, ii the this! is
sent to state ”musket If he is only
sent to the county jail.
mutter-o! of Z. c. Priest.
Rinse. li—The funeral of a
C. Priut, of New York Central railway.
took place at Little Falls yesterday fore-
noon. Theathsndonceviasverylarge,com-
prisingrailmadmen from all parts of the
mes. President Depart, W. K. Vanderbilt
wholnwerefromUtica, little Falls, Rome
and elsewhere. The int-lorof thochurch
wasdeoorated, and floral tributes numerous
players. “In-“Holidays, chimed by bothSt. Louis
andDaldmwillgotoBt. Look. The
hoordebctsdJohnLMofPhiladolphia,
prddoaaudChat-lsskynmof Brooklyn,
raeommoadsdthat .
sous on board, seven oiliccrs,
‘ sou commanded.
‘ hope that the vessel may have been driven
‘ the Philippine Islands, but “it pro
to make his home with him, an offer
gladly accepted ltclnenyi
lished home" in Paris, “in re his marvel
nus rendition of the gypsy music and
national airs of Hungary made him
famous. His last tour in America. from
1‘30 to 1884 wasa noted success: in the
latter year he organized a concert com-
urld and
next estab- l
, letters of credit aggregating 8100, 000.
“'hen J ossph (‘h'axubarlain was the gust
of the American conunimionera at the recent
banquet in \Yashington the table was
, glorious with a magnificent display of
‘ orchids. Every state in the Union was drawn
upon for the flowers nd- “' .000 words of tole—
grnuh were used in ordering them.
C. H. HARVEY,
l2 Main Street.
dtw
David Stow,
87, so and 91 Main an!
UP sums. ‘
Jislt, grails and frgebblrs.
now the information comes that. he was
drowned in a slIipw rock of! the coast of
Mmlgascnr
Roumnnln‘a Local Industries.
Rouninnia is making an effort to build
up its local industries. A law has been
passed enacting that every person who
establishes a factory onth ‘1, 000 and
employs twenty five workmen for live
months in the year can set up his build-
ings on crown property, ground being al-
lotted to him on a lease for ninety years.
-—New Orleans Times-Democrat.
The last Man of War.
The British public is grieving over the
loss of 1!. hi. S. “'asp. agunboat which left
Singapore in September for Shanghai, and
has not been heard from. or Itself this
would not greatly interest the test of the
5 world but it is noted now because every
indication of the aeswnrthiness or unsea-
‘worthiuess of the new class of gnnbosts is
Tin: w HASP
of interest to several nations. The Wasp
and her sister, the. Rattler, were the first
of an entirely new tipc of gun vessels
built by fir W‘. Armstrong& (0 at Sew-
casfle-op-Type, and by an odd coincidence
the Wasp was named for a somewhat
smaller v' arrrc rrckvd three year-sage.
“4 and had two engines——
one of 670 horse power and the other of
i. GOO—and fibers were. sev enty-three per-
fifty five
seamen, three boys and eight marines.
Lieut. Commander B. J. . Adan»
There is still some faint
eastward and sought shelter in a of
m.
ties are that she is at the ocean bottom.
which will be a bad recommendation for
the other new vcsels of that class.
The Water Cycle.
A Michigan genius has invented this
machine. He believes it will prove to be
of great utility when it hm come into
general use And, besides, he thinks it
will help to have many lives in case of
shipwreck. e alone can determine
the value of the contrivance. but in the
meantime it will be considered by most
people simply an ingenious toy It is
designed to run equally well on land or
water, and its inventor contemplates
making mschinu of such size as to re-
quirethe use of steam for their propul-
Should awreckbereportsd
the water cycle will at once steam
the coast till near the vicinit
wreck, when the machine will
water as naturally as a duck. When the
much is teacheda loadof
on seaorlako
°of
M'
Would Give Her Confidence.
Mrs. Menage—Now that you are so soon to
be married and go to housekeeping, France-
]linerould wggsst that you go intothe
l kitchen for a few hours every day.
hancslino-Why, momma, I am sure that
Charley nonreskodmo to bohlswifetogst
his dinner.
Mrs. IL—But, my dear. to know thenameo
of things in a kitchen will give you so much
confidenceinyourability to scold youraor»
vaola
ghalagrsphs.
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'l'ho Norwalh Plate aad Plating Companyare
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AND
Omamentals for House Doors.
This (‘mnpony make enpaior door plots at prices
within the reach of all ‘
No residence is complete without the occupant s
name. In er the owner or tenant, on the doors.
Your order solicited
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Jacob M. Layton,
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General Insurance A gency
Fire. Life and Accident.
Ocean Steamship Tickets~—Cabin and Elect-age.
Drafts for one Sn alud upwards and alone? Orders to
lparts of Europe.
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Whendoingyourtradisgflaturdaycanandaoewhotlcaaofleryoninthewayof
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