Holman"...
The Action on Panama Canal
Unnecessary.
"IA! IATI‘EB SETTLE” LONG AGO
Articles of the Grant Undo All the Do-
atnd M'lObM—Ulfl' till-sister at Berlin
Contributes to the Current Samoan th«
mime-umber News of (Mineral Interest.
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WASEIKuTuNJan. It may be. after
ill, that time txruphnl in illen'llrcilllg and past
W the lanai» Mr. Edmund»~ I‘anama
Mullah, which Is now panting in the
haul, has been wasted, if its object was
only topnvant Manes or any other Euro-
plan power from claiming or exercising con-
trol over the canal. Article 21 of the grant
of the Panama canal, which can be found in
‘thspaporsrolating to the foreign relation»
oftho United States in the your mu, on
pagew, sets at rest all question upon the
mbjoct. It reads as follows:
“Article ill—The grantoos, or whoever In
the future succeed them in the rights hereby
granted to them. shall have the [power to my
sign or transfer this grant to any other
upilalists, whether indivnlnnls or influential
corporations lint they are positively for-
bldden to assign or transfer the said rights,
Inder any consideration, or to lllortgngo
them In any way whatsoever in furor of
any foreign nation or governments"
And in order to m-uro for tho Ifuitml
States of Columbia. the grantor, such mmns
unnecessary to enforce the prohibition
against any foreign nation or gni't-rlllllcuts
gaining dith or indirect control of the
final article :31 of the grant prm‘idcrl: “The
names, or whoever may represent them,
shall forfeit the rights hereby granted to
them in the following (’nall‘fii 3* ’ ' “
Furtll—‘Iiy violating the provisions of Ar-
tlclo L'I.”
'nln silo/l3 arum l.\' nsltux.
The secretary of state has received dis.
patches from Minister .t’ondleton, at Berlin,
relative to the Barnoan question The only
portion made public was a series of clippings
from Berlin newspapers that were not trans-
lated. The minister reported that has Kleine
Journal of Jan. 7 said: “According to
official reports from Apia of Doc. '2» the land-
ing corps of the Olga was sent to accompany
the German consul to the camp of the
natives, in consequence of the destruction of
German property and bodily insults to men
of the marine while on leave, the consul
going there to institute a disarmament.
“0n the way to the Bodele plantation the
landing corps was by surprise attacked by
the rebels under the leadership of Klein, the
American. A landing was therenpm made
by men from the Olga, Adler and fiber, and
the natives were thrutvn back and several
dwellings on the beach «lustroyed. Licut.
Sinerand fifteen men ware killed and thirty-
t men wounded.
“A victory, but a costly one, and not one
tobarejoiced over. The German meddling
in the quarrels of the Kings Mutants, Malia
toaand Tamasese has been hailed with re
joicing from several quarters, for the reason
that the final result of the business was ex-
pected to be the occupation of Samoa by the
German empire. England and the United
States, however, do not agree to such a con
summation, and now we have even lost some
men in battle with the despised islanders—a
new leaf in the historyof our colonial policy;
a laurel leaf, but what sort of one?"
Inronua‘nox nz DID 301' suns.
Mr. 1". L. Thompson is a special inspector
of customs at El Peso, Tex. lie also re
Mu certain permits who have claims
' the government for duties paid on
animals specially imported for breeding pur-
On the 3d inst. he wrote a letter to
mauve Sayers asking for certain in-
formation with a view to furthering said
claim Representative Sayers referred the
letter to the treasury department- Assistant
Maynard has replied to him:
“That the department has no information to
give upon the subject referral to by Mr.
Thompson further than to suggest that, in
view of the manifest impropriety of a public
onlcerwhileia the service interesting him-
aslf in behalfof claimant . against the govern-
ment, and of the fact that Mr. Thompson
desires to represent the class of claimants
above mentioned in the prosecution of their
claims, his resignation from the service
should be promptly tendered."
murmur): as a sartosal. lsst’u.
/" P 'tions praying for a osnstitntionnl
t prohibiting the manufacture,
import:
' ,exportation, transportation and
halo of all alcoholic liquors as a beverage
were prwented to the senate by Messrs.
Hale, Paddock and Dolph on behalf of
various temperance organizations.
Bum or run 'raltlrr BILL
Thetariff bill as it posed the senate has
been engrouad and compared, and is now
ready to be transmitted to the house.
The death (if Mr. Barnes, and the con»
nquent immediate adjournment of the house,
meats the bill being transmitted to that
body. The bill makes a document of 160
_. ,paguofengrosnng paper 17 by 13 inches in
ab. It is estimated to contain upwards of
40,000 words
mom! mount. cougars.
“doctoral managers from nine states
have not as yet arrived at the Capitol ,and
W the vote of the electoral college; of
their stator t6 President pro tem Ingalls
The law requires that the messengers shall
deliver-n envelope containing the result of
tho voting at the electors in their resynctive
maul later than the last Monday in Jan—
uary. This will be next Monday, the 25th
int. Baum! have been received from
anthmhymail, but this does not war
yiywiththaprovisionsofthe law, whichim—
require that the messengers shall
their communication tothe presilent
dthe—sstohythadateabovennnwd. Each
must bear on its face the names of
them-ad its contents super-ascribed in
Width sacuon kit of the revised
m The stats whose messengers will
huhqnant, union they arrive by Monday
nan, are: California, Colorado, Florida,
Kentucky, Maine, Nebraska, No
vat and Tans.
We rnomnos ran smart.
Th Oman legatlon has avid-lily ro-
advsd modal tantrum from Berlin in
W to Samoan affairs and the prevail-
ing—rm in the United Stats- touching
neat opu'atlous in than islanxk for the past
M dsya A large corps has been kept busy
parsonSamoa.
snails-mung cahledtoBerIin, together
whamdwuicmmthnmbjact.
'l'ha Ore-t Inaugural Parade.
M. Jan. fll-Governor Bears,
15““deth parade,
“M that more than 56,0t'll man
will hithsgnndpsratla The.
I“ by ”M asapoain; narchingdahs,
“airman-aims Ill-ammonium,
dwwm-mtmmm
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NNNSYLVANIA LEGIQLATURI.
III]- of Public Interest In the sonata and
“on“.
Harmonica“, Jan. un—Anutlwr Iloud d
petitimul praying for the passage of the act
Inthorltl lllegollol‘ulelection all the con.
stllullonalnlnctuInv-nl was l'ocvlvml in the
senate.
A [Mllliun “its rwvivwl from the manta
blosuf line-humanlyasking forlln- lllnnfluc
ofnluw providing for tho l‘ll'l'll'lll of mu-
stablm for three years.
A flu‘nl'ulolu report was l‘i‘l‘vlllkl ll'ulll the
cummillw on education ml the bill pun nliug
fur the uplmnlnn-ul of a llillllivul Ituill’ul, and
tumult-unim- of a m‘iltmlhlllli at I'llllllilt'llilllfl
for the study of scamanshlp and navigation.
From the some manniltm, with favorable
rmnnunondulinn, was rl'lllrll‘l the bill for
continuance of the soldiers orphans‘ schools
and pmvidiug for the nppoinlnwnt of a
sumrlnlcndent of soldiers orphans M'llOUIti.
A numl-ir of new bills wenipmlonlul, none
being of particular public balm-tunic.
llll‘. i.'tmpel"aatltI-1Klll tax law wont over
for M‘t‘illlll reading.
Intholmim.I Mr. Dravo reported the bill
providing for a spot-inlelectinn on June 15,11!
which the praises-ad (‘Illlsllllltlllllfll amend
nn-nt prohibiting the sale or manufacture of
intoxicating liquors shall boimbmittr-d tea
vote. and providing for the "manor of bold-
ing the said election. Placed on calendar;
also the bill providing for the transmutation
)f Oxfllldllfrli who participated in the battle
of Gettysburg to the livid on the mansion of
the annual c -l¢«bration of that cwnl.
Anmnglhe bills read Were the following:
To authorize the election of constables for
three years in boroughs and townshuu l’ro
viding a penalty for the killing of mug birds
except in certain cases. Appropriating
$2,000,000 for the public schmls of the state.
To regulate telephone charges and prevent
discrimination in the same.
The house then prooerxled to the calendar
and read the first time the bill dividing the
twelve cities of the state in three classes-
first class, film.” and over; surrmd, over
75,000 and lean than limit”; thlrd class, all
other:
The bill to legalize the acts of councils of
cities of the third class inmnmmted under
the general municipal act of hit, which was
recently declared unconstitutional by the
supreme court. was also read the first time.
The act requiring the American flag to be
raised on all public school buildings and such
institutions asare aided by the state was
voted down on second reading. This was
done because a similar bill. intruluml by )I r.
Brown, of Beaver, had been paésfl in third
reading.
A SOLID coufiuv.
It Stands is $100,000 l-Itnluzulemcnt Wilh-
out n “'hlmper—Elabornte Swlndllng
System of a Trusted Agent.
llanrronn, Jan. ill—(ML Jacob l. Green,
presilcnt of the Connm-ticut Mutual Life
Insurance company, of this city. has issued
a circular informing the policy holders that
Joseph A. Moore, for sixteen years financial
correspondent of the wmmny at Indian-
apolis, is a dcfaultcr to the amount of . about
QWfliO, but has natured prupfity which
may reduce the actual loss to mourn, and
that in any event the Imus will not nll'm:t the
solvency or impair the dividend; of the c an-
pany. which is very prmpemus, and will pay
a larger dividend this your than last, while
prolxlbly increasing llri already largo surplus.
The forth-mining annual rep rrt will show
solid ass»? armantmg to $37,»)lJlM, with a
surplus of about fining”),
llr. Moore has Ititllurlu q-njoyml the un‘
limitol mnti-Ienmof the company. During
the past Wurk an investigation of his accounts
Was made, revealing the «lefnlmtinn. This
is In» only Inns through .1 financial corn"
.-p u: I--nt exp-i'ir-uml by the normally during
lb. forty-thin.- ’ 'ura' {VthlrJ'fll'IL
In an inton ‘, Hr. lirwno said that
Munro “XL? a loading; will}. u of Indianapolis,
stimuli?) yours ulxl. iIu- bud lwon swcrtlntlng.
’I'ln-defnhrutimt “av-t three Emir—principal
nI loans pawl by b- rrmwrs. to bc runittul tn
the company: infer-wt if r Ilh“ sum..- purpose,
and i't’llinull roll mltllc in his charge. Iio
o‘lrnrmlol fl." tho-(ts. at pz'mclile by advising
and «wurmg wxlr'ltw‘lhllx‘ of bans ull account
of alleged financial «ixlli >ul€i~5 of the borrow-
ers, whw m-rc roprm run-t as all-voted by the
:Iupremwn in row c~tat 3 values dating from
lllclrlillli'ill l‘I-i. Iloremxted int-ms! and
5“le pa} m of principal from time to
limp, in ;l -x .. .: with ills representations
that, the 1mm." :trnt-r borrowers wore strut;
rt , all tlwy w-uld. Tiles: moneys
cum. inwmn pain-ts, or rather out
of Ill.) sinks-gt ll» -l~v'isc».l harrowing tales,
an I Irv-p: inc company illiuutviy axlvlsel of
gins; l4»
it? U
the pr» as of izetlvfiuai alleged cases, and
tlul: p: 'mttml forum-unlit».- pun-m “3'5“. 0c-
cauinnnlly he would really will: up ode of
tin. runs. greatly to an.» sttisfaction of tho
mrurxmy, and to the .1; parent vindication of
ills Juilgmvnt. 3lu::lll';lllle ho was cmstantly
rrznittmg large.- suzns on guanine invest-
ments la a patently (3' lFl'L‘Cl "miller. The
rents taken turn: but a Mull part of the do»
fulcatim. ant than} thefts were easily cun-
crulmi by :nhrcpresmtatmns' us to short time
verbal lease.
ISEIASAE’HLIS, Jan. il—Jlmcph A. Moore,
the story of w IX‘M‘ defamation iscoutnine-l in
the Stdlcfllrtlli of Pr». lent fire-cue, of the
Connecticut .‘llutual Li :3 Insurance company.
tulrgraplml from Hartford, cannot be found.
Reprints have been urable to gain admis-
sion to his l’.‘>iltIe.-ltt'£‘, and jwrs'h'tont ringing
of the door boil meets Willi no response. A
prtmninenl- bunker said that .‘me told him
that he was in trouble with his harmony, and
when it was suggestel that he call on his
friends for assurance, said it was impossible,
as the amount of his shortage was too large.
The money was lost in speculation. Moore
came here from .‘slav liaon, Ind, betmne a clerk
in the banking home: of Fletcher 8; Sharpe.
marricdadaufliteruf 1dr. fihnrpe, and left
the firm in loll to fake the position of Dunn-1
clal agent for the insurance winpnny, with
which be has ever sinc: been connected.
In J. 1'. Kennedy Henry 0. Friend?
an YORK, Jan. 214There is some doubt
as to the death of “Prof " Henry C. Friend,
the great electric sugar swinller. A man
named John F. Kennedy has duped many
merchants and others With schemes that
were identical with Friend's, and people who
know Kennedy think he may really be
Friend. Kcnnoly has made thousands of
dollars in sailing the right to use the prom
of the New England Food Preserving com—
pany {for preserving eggs It is a fraud,
howevzr, and he has never divulged the
secret. He also is the author of an alleged
process for purifying rancid butter.
Another Accompllec Arrested.
Wmsaanns, Pa, Jan. fi-Capt. Lin-
den arrived here with a short, stout Italian.
The prisoner was given a private hearing
before Esquire Rooney. The doors were
Med and reporters were not admitted.
Capt. Linden arrested his man at Stanford-
vills, N. Y., whsro (24mm llcl’addan
he a railroad contract. The W!
name is mil-Bavarian Ho banning-of
bdroppod,
. kicks. Sherman ran until he
engine beau inthls city, when
Illll
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SOUTH NORWALK EVENING sunnfinn, FRIDAY. J
Germany Defiant ... Significant
Utteranccs.
BISMARCK [DENIES 'I‘III'I 'I‘IIBA'I‘I.
Ito-lurks of lis-rmauy'a mat-nu Organ-~— flow
England ltovlows the HItnaIlon»~0ur
(‘oligrom Full of Fight and Will Not
Ill-trout Irons Ila l'mlllnn.
IillltHN, dun. 23.3 'l‘n.- North Herman lln‘
lotto ll'rinm lli‘luarck‘s organ) drains the
exinlvnwuf any trwtly precluding any Eu»
rcpt-an power from acquiring or sen-king to
acquiri-am‘ndl-ncy in Ramon. The ”audio
also doubts that England uu-. tho United
States are ngrml that tho prom-(«hugs of the
(lemma agent in Human nro contrary to the
stipulations of the tn-alios nmr-erning Samoa
and are liplulblhl to diplomatic cliquvlto, and
that thaw pom-r» have «villi-rally llullllwul the
“l'l'llllul govrrnment accordingly. The tron-
ties lx-twwn Samoa, Germany, England and
the United Hiatus, 'l‘hi ilamllo furthur says,
provide that Samoa shall cum-ode to each
treaty pom-r equal rights with ally other
purer, bul notroaty rrglrnling tho neutrality
or Illlqullllltfllt'o of Simon t-Xlsls between
tlernumy and the United States.
Inxnns, Jan. li—The slalcnwnt made by
The North German Hamlin, which may be
solely assumed to be put forward by the
(iermrtu government as an explanation of its
position with regard to tho fiatnoans, is nlll-
biguuus; and all the more so when it is ad-
nnllnl that a treaty was made between iii-r-
many and England some time ago. Ill which
both ngrm tn the declaration that LIlt‘Sllllluflll
and 'l‘nngn groups and nine other islands in
the I'm'llic worn outside the sphere of their
IlIIIllL'lll‘l'. Ii it if the moaning is obscuri-
the purpvsu is plain. The effort is made
to defend the action of the German
authorities, naval and diplomatic, in tho
Santana, and the determination indicated of
standing by them and maintaining the pre-
dominance they have gained. It is observa—
ble that, while taking the attitude it docs.
the gov-eminent refraxns frulll publishing
the latest (illiciul information from Apia,
which was brought to Auckland by the gun-
bout Fiber. It is dillicnlt in the presunw of
mono Iictury advice to ilt‘llllt! exactly what
part England is taking in tln-m-gotiatious
now going ml. While it i~ known that Imrd
Salisbury has been in fr-quont consultation
with the (lemma fllllll.L~‘§.‘I-.Iiil‘, and 'I'ln-
Colwguumwrttc asserml that England um
cordially (Xi—operating with Germany, The
North German Gamma «lwrlares imltivoly
that no notes on the Samoan lpmtiun hau-
becn received in licrlm from the London
cabinet.
\l'asnlxurnx, Jun. 2-3.——TII9 bolls.) com»
miltcc on foreign ullnlrs follows in the foot
steps of the senate committee on foreign rela-
tions in favor of instructions of a Vigorous
character to Secretary Iiayard in rclutlun to
the Salmon [shunts incident. The house
mmmlttw has dochm-l in favor of a resolu‘
tion instructing the nd'ulnmratinn as to tho
di~bumui>nt of tho yttrium which Senator
Sherman bus proplwll to have appropriated
for the cquipnlmt of war \‘cnstrla‘ and an cr-
pedttion to Samoa.
The president is tube buck-xi up in tin-
present crisis even more strongly than in-
was in the threatcntal affair with Canada.
The sonata appropriul ions committee agrool
to report funn‘nbly on both of tho amend-
mvnts to flu.- .lipl-nnntic bill. The t'il'tlllllllu.‘
also don-idol to ruplrt for an incrms: in the
numbcruf curmuls at Samoa. and to rah-o the
rank of consul n: Apia to ('Hllell general.
.' ‘nators Fry: and Sherman, nn-udwrsof the-
committw on foreign l'vIJli rm. t’xprns’sccl the
opinion that the l‘nxttnl Slulm government
should go to war, ll necessary, to prevent any
foreign gtvvwl‘nzurnt frnlll seizing the islands,
and all m-‘miwm of the wmunltlcc arcsnld to
union.
i’llzlll'lll.‘.ll of ill ~ committee
on foreign rrlutluns, sat-*5 in {tanks the mat-
lvr can lr: 3.4th by diplulll-lcy.
Ilutllcy Tutu-s :su Inning Now.
,Iiiiw Yours, Jan. 25,—The Dudley letter
cur.» c-uu» up It) btlpl'crm‘ l'nnr: t-nnmlers lu—
foro Judge l’nlt- rm... William Dudley, the
n11e;vlnulh..~r of the celebrated "Illut‘iij of
live" lettvr, l't‘tfi'llll)’ tit-gnu suns liglllllnl The
Evening lint, The New York Tums, The
Commercial Advertiser and I‘ll-{Sew York
\VorI-l. cluinuu; $13.},llllil dumugm from out-ll
for publm‘nin; the Iullm‘. The arguments :M'l
down Inf‘ yesterday. on the motion of coun-
sci for Dudley, to Vacate the order for Ills
client to I»: examined in onl tr that defend-
ants might be able to put in an unw- tr to the
complaints, were postponed.
“M t
Booming Asbury Park.
Assrm' I’Anx, 3". J., Jan. ”Ir—At u
infecting of til-3 lmuvd of trade just held at
this place it was decided tutry and have
legislation cunctcl which will give more
timer to the board of cullllllissluucrs,and
make Asbury I’nrk a district municilnlity
and wholly iudclmndunt of Neptune town
ship The organisation advocates. paving
the streets and inducing the estatllislunent of
manufacturics It is also their purpose to
establish amonlhly magazine mntaining a
description of the place and advertising its
advantages as a summer resort and a plum
of business.
Rutger- Collcge Affairs.
Nuw liltcxswicx, X. J., Jan. ail—The
announcement was made in Rutgers college
that an addition of Sill») had been re-
ceived to the en lowxnent fund of the college.
The gilt was made anonymously. The up—
pointment. of Byron I). Halstead, formerly
editor of The American Agriculturist, and
now profcgsor in the Iowa State college, as
professor of botany, makes the fourth addi-
tinn to the faculty of Rutgers inn year.
He is well known in Newark, being a brother-
lnvlnw of Dr. Ii. J. Howe. He had declined
several other invitations.
The Pennsylvania’s lhsrulngs.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. til—At tue semi-
urminly lut‘ciixlg of th) Pennsylvania rail-
l‘ual directors the imam-.11 results of the
year‘s operations Wsl’u: sulnnittel for con-
sldcralllou. The exhibit was quit-a satis
factory to file bum-d. There was no increase
of about 5 per cent. in gI'USS earnings on the
eastern lines and a small increase in net
earnings. The Western roads did not pay
their way, but the business they furnished
to the eastern roads more than compensated
for the diff. hence.
Tirol-ton llas .Vu Charms for Sim Sherman"
victims“. Mu... Jan. sax—sun Sher-
man, who boarded at Clark King‘s house in
Tivcl'lon. It. I., paid too ninrkol attentions
to Mrs King to suit the views of the neigh-
born, and last. Friday about twenty man
called Sherman out of the house, daubod
him liberally With tar, told him to run uutl.
and started him of! with a saris!
ho ad until he could get the tar 01!. Ba
will not return to 'l‘lvsrtoa.
gLEVlIIllD' .
SUPERIOR
EIIIIIIEPIIWIIIR
THE PllllEST lllll BEST
Is made only of strictly pure grape cream
of tartar. ntrictl pure birartmnate of
soda. and a snail lmrtion of tTour as a
pmservnlivc. nothing else whatever, and
is warrantwl entirely fl‘tlfl from alum,
ammonia. pllmplmlw. lime. and all the
adultvranln frequently found in baking
murders. The character of materials
used. lIu-ir purity. and the nicely ofthpir
coinbiimlion. render (Slow-lambs nu scrim-
baking powder llu‘ most healthful and most
ecmlmuii'ltl in use, and it always affords
wlmlv-somo, nutritious. and delicious food.
It is lw‘ommomlcd fnrpnrily. healthful-
nt-sa and l'll‘li‘lt'lu‘y by Government, and
State chemists. chemists of Boards of
Health. and [ll‘I'Iilti-‘Hll'll in institutions of
learning throughout the country.
Hold only in cans, full weight. ,
(‘Lm‘uusn lino-rams. Auntsv. N. Y.
TRADE ..)
an arm
The Choice“ '1‘» liver 05ml].
PERFECTLY PURE.
A 31081 DHJCIOUB BEVERAGE. TRY IT.
Yes rill am: us try all"; Quality nmr ruin
it is the llmntn Gains LI”. irked from
the best plantations and guarant- absolutely
purc and the from all adullvrstions or mlurln
math-r. The packages are bermcllrally sash
and warranted full weight. It is more econ-
onllral in use than tho lower grades.
Oriental ll Occidental Tea 00.. Fifth,
Head Ofiirr. 35 Burllna Slip, New York.
For sale by the beat Grocers.
I". ll. LAW'I‘ON A‘ (30..
ll. I.'II01lllIEIlIEl',
GED. ll. I‘EllIlIS,
South Norwalk, Conn.
Eff."”ifiilfiifnllilloln.
December 2i, lb‘iS. '
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lien. l'asa. Ax’t
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lieu. ch'.
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DANBURY A: NORWALK DIVISION.
Corrcclcd November 20th. 1358.
Passenger Trains.
SOUTH.
bv. Norwalk. Lv. 50. Nomalk. Ar. Wilson I‘oln
732nm 756nm Munro.
5 56 “ S ‘26 “ s 3:! “
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spam)".
9 00 a. m. .
6.0! p In.
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g 10 a. m. Mixed
Lv. So. Norwalk. Ar.l\'orwalk
1 40 a. m. M‘x'd 2 l0 Kind
5 35 .. .. ,3 40 ..
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845 " 918 “ 923mm.
IL‘ DI “ 12 Dip. m. 12% . In.
2 .55 “ Mixed 30:) " Mixed 3 ll ixed
4:15pm. 510 “ 515 ,In.
9% AI 6 5| 0 6 m I.
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1010 "‘ Mixed IO 17 “ Mixed lo 24 Iixod
similar.
9 00 s. in 9 l5 p. m.
635pm. 652nm 65‘: "
W. ll. s-rsvzusos, Vice-Pres. and Gcn'l Manager.
P. C. Yarns. Superintendent. .
A. W. Prams, General Passenger Agent.
MAIN LINE.
Leave Bridgeport for l’ltmfit‘ld.
16.05 ‘-
ton) p. m. Min-d emu urn.
1.50 “ express 'l 30 a. in
‘6 lo “ swommo'a
'Goesonly as far as New Milford.
WI. [1. Samson, Vice Pm’t a. Gen‘l lfm'g‘r
W. K. Lvon, Supt.
A. W. Plnnlu,Gen. Passenger Ag‘t.. Bridgeport,“
Licensed Day Scavenger.
Privy Vaults and Cesspools ,
Cleaned and Disenfrclcd.
cnanms non, Prop.
Bridgeport address: 96 FAIRFIELD AVE.
0r inquire of JARVIS KELLOGG. Health 0mm.
«118% Norwalk.
.85 land Doll Walsh:
MHMUIOOJIIQIII-l .
lad.“ mil-00ml:
[list W I
Artllolsl Stone Steps. Coping,
LAWN noun".
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
$50., (V05, '
Mathiactured by C. T. LEONARD,
all Water Itrsst. lull ly
Employment Bureau.
(For both an) alumnus miners type~
wrltlnts: book-prcrs, clerkn, lulu. .
T0 BUSINESS HOUSES l‘ltlll'l.
All outof employment, or desirous of m-nring
boiler intuitions. should register their mun-s at this
bureau. Caller write for information.
has. I. A. lll'ltltlul.
at Atlantic in... sunniord. Conn.
' Tirfif
llerrll Plunonanhlc halal,
Select School of Shorthand and
Typowrltlng,
lil Missile Street, (Ayres’ Block),
Stamford. Conn.
LEADINGpopulnr institution for a thorough
practical miners education. and devoted to
the training of young men and women, in the
shorten limo poulblc. to an first class, paying [>0-
sltlons: Under the [arsenal lllrlf'llt‘litln of the lan-
mnt‘lpal and brothers manager of Gail‘ay‘s Short-
Innd and ham-lung School, llsrtlonl. (.‘onn.
ln session yand evening. (imitates ”elated
toposltions.
Instruction by Ilall a Specialty.
For circulars, giving full martlcularll. calls! rchool
office oraddrees HIKE. ll. A. MERRILL.
l'nnclpsl.
CANDIES
First Class
Of all klndt
BAKERY!
«u— ~~
CORNUCOPXAS. CANDY “Wilma-la full assort-
ment of ornamental candy.
MrsJohn Holland
HUBER'S BLOCK.
Slb-tf
G R It} A T
RLIIE TICKET SIR
__ny _.
EREBERIES
“N‘D—
HUESE FURNISHINR
5.1“. a. m. Bxprc". 6.31 ficcom.
5.45 ” Express. 7.?” “ Accom.
53.: " LoraiEx. mu) “ {\ccorriéx
6.305 “ Il‘porLSp. lllli “ mill .
7.2:! “ Local Ex. 10.42 Accom GOODS-
7.an “ [Imalil'ln 2.;3p.m.:3mtrlm* Ex.
$.33 “ .orul 1x. L. " nun Ix. .
5‘3, .. 503.5 mm, 1"“ as $3,? Way. Refit Pillsburyl’lpnrmgr lg:w ................. 3:63
9.03 " Lott-d : A “ A x ., n"
9.315 " Accent. tll " lousJix. §}§ég?d%:b&.fismw “Wiggg
10.13 " Rx. 1.2: " Accent. Fincl'ormoes .. .
“.45 " Install“. Eris: ‘. inch. Beet .. u
12.50 .m.. kph-xii. L3 ' cream). . ,
J)“- n..- .. now am “tumour“ ° W...
2.“ " Accom. ..‘.'l " Bridgd‘pt Ace. Beet Marrow Beans """"""" ' ---- '21“)ch
4.46 “ Boston Rx. 5.49 " Accum. IN 0 !olaaaaim ‘ 50ch
50!; u fillmlbfllACC 9.2;.) a fig“? A 6(an '; . “ .... ................. “cg“
5.20 ” L: vrcss 11.. " I! .x c. ., , """""""""""" .
on; .. minimal“ 12.43 .. Bum, EL RockCandySyrup.... .......20cql.
8.ll " ll'port bpcc. sunburn. . .
10-15 ‘g‘sfcggm- fig :1 {53:3, All House Furnishing Goods at
' in‘ . . t . '
“5 Amm- 8-" v-m‘ Mm Greatly llcdnccd Prices
t3.“ p.m Armrn. ‘
7.28 “ Localfixp.
5.59 " Accum. ——A’I‘——-—-
W E [I S IIIllIIT'i
_ - . TTRI‘ ll .
m M""‘"“ Havilanll's Block,
sumo wu'r. noise new.
. . , r! . .
3:3; “I.” ! $3.3. “-1“ 9‘2 ll ashmgton Street.
7.1:» u 1.47 pm.
9.:.‘.' “ 515 " ‘-
ll.-li " g are " g . -
2.40pm. 3 9.5! "
" I 901 ' a.
6x: as .
8.0: “
FINE
Flillll Fell Hats
——~.k‘l‘——-
50, 75, $1.00, anti $1.25.
CALL AND SEE THEM
—-——sr--
MRS. FAWCETT’S
MILLINERI STORE,
3 Water 51., Nor-walk.
. W1 have disposed of my South Norwalk store
to Ritch a Candeld, and cordially recommend them
to the patrons ofthe store and the public generally.
All persons indebted to me will please call on me at
the old stand. N0. 3. WAT!!! b'I‘.. NORWALK.
___op_
ILL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices 1
The Best Goods for
the Least Money
-———AT—
T. S. RRTWN’S
B00'l‘ s snon STORE,
mark as Lane’s Block
m lMlN sum.
»
AN UABY 25, 1889.
lemurs stun.
57x Main ”trout,
hi). NUIlWALK
.00
FRAMING at lowesl mines.
”wow—«H
Full line oi Artists’ Materials.
Athenians
. I AN 1 Dhll'Y, 1 tall!“ D.
We offer during this month a
LARC'HS STOCK
INTER ELEAKS,
New floods, at Cost.
One lot, old styles, at $2.00
for choice.
Largo Iol Dress Goods
marked 25 to 50¢ placed on
separate counters at uniform
price of 150 per yard.
‘20 per cent. discount on
marked prices; of leather
Gloves and Mittens.
Many other goods reduced
to make room for new goods
after February Isl.
IEBLER & SAEEIS.
In North ltlnln street,
South Norwalls.
L. H. DECKER.
Wall Eapcrs:
Paints, Oils,
and Glass.
House llllll Sign Painting.
I’apcr-Ilanging .
Calciniining, and
])(.-corating.
Building Lets For Sale
BIOSS IIILIJ.
19."—
”"'Ii‘i~‘iri.n“'l.lsn on
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
“’irc Steel Door Mats,
Something new. best thing out.
w.c.Qum1'ARD,
KUSIC IIA LI. BLOCK.
Bale Hay,
and Straw,
PERI TIRES EIRRIR BREEIIIE,
COAL and WOOD,
Grain, Flour, Feed,
— ann—
BUILDER’S MATERIALS,
_‘f._.
RAIM NI] REES
RR 'll SIRERRRIY I
PRINTED on ENGRAVED! J
PRINTING OF ALL nu
AT THE
Sentinel Office.
l
nomannnovm,
Th Hal hill.
-, .-- 'lllll Bltl'l‘m ~
MEATS
lilllVID IN THE BEST IANNRR.
"you want the choicest llA'l’tl. obtained re
vani ”out trouble (Hillel, you will tliul lhcnl at my
other,» well as
Poultry of all KIIllIS
IN I'I‘ts SEASON.
F. IIAYES.
Alllllflldl‘ti BLOI'IL - Nili‘l‘l’l NORWALI
WIS EETEII IIIRIIET.
only Qualitat—Tlio‘llcst.
Bwf. Veal, Lamb, Mellon, Pork, Rail and Fresh,
Corned flu-f. fimokod Tongue. llama,
Shoulders. Biu‘tanlalogtla. Frank-
forta. Etc.
No. 15 lhsllrom) Plano.
llas always in stock a full line of
Columbus. Waltham.
Elgln. Springfield.
~AXI)—
Non-Magnetic Watches.
French and American Clocks,
Artistic Silver Ware.
Diamonds and Fine Jewelry.
NO 15 RAILROAD PLACI.‘ DOORS not! LO.
an? 3&3" HELL.
382] Water 8L. foot of Bill,
BRIDGEPOB’I’. (21'.
We ask renewed attention this season to outdo“
of Nova alt-oils hand made Woolen stockings”
and mittens, and our line of imported Quorum
We wish to more fully introduce to the anti" d
all out-door workers, drivers. It. It also. and settl-
rneu,thc great comfort and safety fro- w and
cold, to be derived from a good rill! of oiled cloth-
lug. With these go rubber Gloves and Inner Gus.
of which we have a good stock. to
horses and harnesses by rslnarul sleet stones in well
known to every home owner. One of our oiled
Canvas Coven» will prove a complete pseudo:
and may rave its cost many times in s single stall.
'l‘hm however are bill side shows, Our Ill!
business is dealing in Pure and Olin, lily
L'handlcry, Engineer‘s Supplies and In
tcriale, In any of these lines we are to
match and impossible to best.
By the way. We have a lined of Clglal lads
from the lust imported stock which was: only in
boxes of 100 each. They are \cry Ins lam all
court but little more than cigarettes. Drop in Ill
try them. Tclrphone. N. Y. Prices. m
undemld.
1
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
6:) Washington Street.
J .H Klinefelter,
Di'lLllR Ill
Meals, Fish (listen,
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED Goons, ETC.
Up. ll. TE. H. i H. Danni.
Telephone Connection.
Bull—E H113 ill
‘28 Slain 951., So. Norwalk.
Mills Fish liners,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, Ell
OI'AII Kinds in Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Ill: nusbm, . new E s. m'S'l'ED.
'rnosr. WHO DESIRE
rsg‘bn‘ana gem
EIILT FREIGHT ill
*
larval lluhrl
~THE PROPELLERS-
City of Norwalk & Eagle,
Will make daily tri ., Sundays excepted, for
freight between New ork, Norwalk and South
Norwalk. Will leave Pier '23, foot of Beam meets
New York. every evening, except Saturdayl, at
o'clock.aad on Saturday at :2 p. in. lave Ito"
walk Bridge and Sour Norwalk every waning.
Freight taken from and received for III
THE BEST OF
polnta on the Dunhury and Hmnlk III
Shopnng Railroad. at Greatly Maul
, Upon applic‘tion to agents the City of
and Eagle will be sent forrpc-cial loud! "
AND anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
Vegetables,
Always fresh and at a moderate priccfiwould do well
to call at the
IR MEIR
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
WAN person: are forbid trustinguryof
employer of the boats of this lineon acne-Ital
the owners thereof. .
Hallijiltfl flu.
WOOD MAKTELS.
DOORS,
SASH, BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK.
OF ALL KINDS.
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming .
Plate and Sheet Glass.
Orders solicited and goods delivered to any part
of City. -
Julsnl Salllllllll, Pals.
SEWE RS!
Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.
1-”. hi. PIE'RCE -——-O-—-
. DEALER [g » InknberYard betwbgeggrés'ilroadaadurrfap
”L‘VEE: PIPE an at In or llarxhll Strut
General Sewer Contractor
In prepared to make connections with main sewer
pl in this city on the moat famshle terms.
'cs intending to connect with the recently laid
sewers in this city will and it to their alumna:
South Nor-walk, Conn.
call on him.
A, ‘ Hatch, Bailey & ll]
Box 20. Sonth Somali,“-
JOHN n. reams,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds of
REAL III. W001]
Buick. Lime, Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lohiuh, incliawanna, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
li’illresbarre Cools.
llrlll in RUBBER PAINT
Yard foot of Washington and Mar-
shall streets. Branch Office- at Stilnon
llrur Store iMini
Liam ms
DYES
Do Your Own Dyeing, at Home.
my will a svarythlng. They unsold every.
where. Price on. a men‘s. Thsyhannoeqnsl
f 8 Brl Anion t l l’saksgn ,
$n333lb of am. or non-fro - Qualltm.
“'1“ 9““ iron nu xv
aotmkormnttwsolors.
GEORGE B. PLAII
. 2..
FECII'I’E 8 PAID”.
PA! RI con No. ,3.
A PEERLESS IIAIII DRESSER.
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