AFFAIRS OF 'I'IIE NATION.
The Fight Over the Cowles In-
ternal Revenue Bill.
ITS .II‘I'IIOII Illfllll." lNIlll-‘NANT.
u. (‘liarll-e Mr. Mills. ape-alter tarllnle
and 0th." with filly Flllllltlll'llll‘“"‘ll
Amusing "All"! of Sll’dftgt Ilctween
Hills and il‘dllllflll-"IIIIH'I t ..plIIII \t'tte.
Wallixoruv, liar. h I. \II- I ...I In. no
Md III bill In repeal the ltlh I'll Ind-urn),
hva ludlgnaut III the Idhtl'lh‘lllt' tactics
80pr by certain IIt'fllIII'l‘llIa to prevent I
ma “III“. “I IIMI'I‘."III|III lil‘, “biplane
Ill! Wimihilll) “Ilt'm it III-longs. EVIII
due. the bill was introduced obetrurtiw tac-
IIIII have hauieuiployed to prevent its consid-
I'afiou. The bill would pm by scvunty Ina-
jorltyor over if ri vote could he Iiiid. 'l'liu
has hes-ii dcinonxtratul.
“But Mr. Mills, Mr. McMillan. Ill" tw:
Bror‘liinridges and Hie-alter l’arhdn have
worked night and day to put IIIwII‘III‘fiIIlIS In
ltII way. For the past four days they have
encouraged all motions and lllrusllrea‘ to 1‘1 Iii-
lune time; have put men forward to talk
against time; have talked tlieinseliw to con-
sume time to stave off my measure.
The people should know that while
they [aetend to want the tobacco tax re
vealed. theyaro oovertlydoiiig all in their
pow-'toweveut it from coming to a Vote.
They fur going on The Record, They have
not M va'y prominent in oletructn e tau
I“, I that their opposition would he too ap
MINI their “111“”,th lit! retly , oil the.
flow and all, they have used all their efforts
to t it from being even maxidered.
8pc“ Corlisle has aided and abetted them
atom step. The last six days of cougme
are mansion days. lle keeps a liat of mem-
htl who move to take up any measure they
want. Two North Carolina members were
near the top of the list. For fear one of them
would move to take up my bill and was it
under suspension of the rules, he has placed
their namesaway down in the list, so that
they will never be reached this session. With
twofhlrds of the house in favor of my bill,
with assurances that the senate will pass it as
m as it reaches them, and that it Would he-
omne a law within twenty—four hours but for
the obstructive tactics of the men he
nan‘sal, itdoes seem to me that the people of
North Carolina and the country should know
who are in the way of its paamge.“
Itisamusing to watch the actions in the
bane of lime. Randall and Mills They
runaln in their seats constantly, each eyeing
the other and keeping him from taking any
ad ...tage to call up the Cowles free tobacco
bill. Neither leaves his seat for luncheon
except for a few minutes: At one time yes-
tu'day there was nothing before the house,
and afelnt was made by a member, who, it
was believed, intended to call up the Cowles
bill. Both Randall and Mills sprang to their
feet and looked at each other savagely, and
then sat down.
House and Senate. ‘ _,.
WASHINGTON, March I —-The ”HIM/m
totheestahllshment (If a ZIIIIILIgiI 3| park m
theDiatrict. 0‘ COMBINE Most of the day
WIS (“VOW wllfiacuasion of the hand up-
as amended by the senate.
The senate ordered another conference on
the inter state commerce bill. A number of
bridgebilhi were pasted. The senate lielda
long executive sesion in the afternoon and in
that sesiou tranwacted more executive busi-
nea than has been considered at any previous
secret mion during the Fiftietli emigre“.
Many nominations iu-ic c',oiiliiiued [HIM of
than) of little interest 01 iiiiportfsncc TIII'
nominatimmnf \lilliam S. ltmecraini, to b».
Iier gciII-Iul, to he placed on the retired
list, and William F. Smith, to be major in
theengineercoris. to he plan»! on the r.»
tired list, here (wnflriiial without reference
to a committw.
Mr. Cleveland's Certificate its I'rrsident.
i\'.tsnixoros, Man-h l.——t'-rl. lamont, be»
ing asked what certificate Mr. I'lc\’cililld had
that lr: had ever taken the oath as preridcnt,
mowed a small black Bible, upon the fly leaf
of which was written in a fine hand: ":5. G.
Cleveland. fl‘lllll his affectionate mother. F‘elr
', ”32." On another leaf was written
and attest d by the official signature of the
clerk of the eupl't‘lllt’. (‘I’JIJI'L of the United
States: "”11 this Bible the oath of office was
adiiiiniatuiz-d to Grover Cleveland. twenty—
iiecond president of the United States. by
Hon. Morrison Waite, chief jmtim- of the
United States mum-mo court. March 4. “xi"
I'rrpnrliig to Vacate.
“'Asiilxo'rnx, Mai-ch l.—.\’e.ii'ly all the
chief clerks. appointment clerks, heads of di—
visionsniid bureau», in fact nearly all of the
officials not protected by the civil service, are
preparing to vacate and turn their respective
offices over to their successor.» who, they ex-
pect, will come in soon after March 4. With
one or two exceptions all the Democrats who
are new holding desirable positions are pre-
pared to leave them, and are laboring to have
, the work well up so that their successors will
not be wit-aimed.
A Meeting Place for Presidents.
Wasmxomx, March l.—Both the retiring
and incoming presidents will start to the
Capitol on inauguration day from Willard's
hotel, meeting in and leaving together from
18 and H. on the corner of Pennsyl-
vania avenue and Fourteenth street. “as
apartments have been used for that purpose,
except on two or three occasions, for every
inauguration since that of Andrew Jackson,
so that the ' have become almost historic in
that sense.
Distinguished ‘isitors.
Wasni'xo'ros, March 1 —Among the dis-
tinguished v isitors on the floor of the senate
were Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, of Mhine, ex-
enatu' and ex'vice president of the United
States, and Hon. William Window, of Minne-
sota, ex-eenawr and prospective secretary of
the treamry. In the afternoon he had a long
conference with Senator Davis, of Minnesota
Dudley ‘lluat Tostll‘y.
Wasmxo'rox, March l.—Justiee James has
refined to quash the mhpcena requiring Col.
Dudley to testify before an examiner in his
libel suit against The New York Evening
Post and other papers, in connection with the
“blocks of five" letter, and the examination
hproeeeding.
'l‘wo Char-slug White House Ladies.
Wasaurosoa, March L—Mn. Cleveland
uteri-laud a party of friends at a luncheon
ottweutycovera giveniahonorot Mrs. Mo-
ney,“ of GetaArthur, who wu Inle-
3:1 theWhiteHot-e before Mn Cleve-
mamas-t
no Last cal-u noon...
Wasnurmoir, larchL—‘l‘he last. regular
mull-(d Mutaeveland‘seablnetwas
Ml yutudaynvlth «quantum-eat
mandala-tail ammo-shun
«mt-m.
Was-mover“ l.—0ea. B. l'.
TFlE liILLED NOW NUMBER TEN.
A Paneuser‘n Story of the Awful HI. "0011"
Railroad Accident.
RT. (Pronto; (Int, .‘llnrch l-—‘II« Iliu-
gim, I-f ’l'nmufe. \I'hn- \".i,- - . Ir: ..l-‘»‘ in mud
In the 1:1. t.«-It.;e\w- Lu LII .l:. l. 'i‘i..- i;
cross" llic Ilmih It‘ll In h-u MI .- Andre“:-
of Kellei die. It . III‘ hwpin no. nlt imulmid
0.. and .‘IIw ,‘II'IAMII. of lll‘,("l"‘lll, ”ML, llrl'
tlI:»II,_~lIt 1.: l..- dung,
\l‘illuiiii r'uiiwi‘nlle, Jr., ii Il.iuII'.--u mm-
niimun own liaiit, tells a thi'illiiiy story. “I
left III" plwwugrr coach." he end, "JIM be
fore “1‘ I‘I-avliul St. Gem-gt: ltIl-l \h'llI into
Hindu-r A I.» IIIIiIutm luL-I' IN» I .I' tween
III IIIII ll IIIIII lIlI- will! lie“ ll'l. ‘llII it.“ II.I- It
hit Lenin: t‘l'il~ll behind as. l inn 1-: 1!: - It I”
dmi‘iiII-lIdiiz‘uiiuppiilliiig urn-k, 'lhv In»
It.'lll{t.ll't’tluf'll Iliad jun‘t left and tin-dining
car had lbll"ll||l into the I'lHlllI‘, sixty feet
below, and I iI' dran in: room car was hung-
iIiinIilI' on: down the bunk. [run down
the bank. 'l'lII-I-n iiiud han- Iwii twenty
peol-L- tlicrc in ii Iii-zip. Sonic III-r.- alive and
not lIlIII'll lint-t; othem Wt'ru l'I'll~IlI'4I almost
beyond I'I‘Ingiittioii. The first pemm II'X'
ti‘iI-IIII-I “as ii bridl- who um badly
cut ltlI-Illl the howl and lllJlll’I‘Il llllI'l’llllll)‘.
llvr liu~luiiii \Vll‘ iinliuit. but he was m or
('lII‘cl llv' I III! I If' xi It, im llNVl‘llIll" " \“llllI‘
wI- mm get in; ”It 4«-- . -l-- out a fire nlltlltil
within a {ll ~ of ii Inn» of pimp].- who in in
so Wedgwl in that tlII-ymiil-l not more. 'l‘lieii
SITI‘ull-i wer- Iieurti'I-ndiiig, but with llic aid
of 0"("l't'l'lll . will sin-qua and snow \\'I‘ vs-
Illlglllallml Ilia lIillllIN before any one was
humid."
'I'. I. Irwin, of Chiithuiii, another of the
Ill‘l'lYlIl‘e, raid: "1 was in the smoking car
reading. A friend asked me to go in the
dining cur. 'Wiiit till I fliildi tliispnge,‘l
said. So ha waited for me. That book
saved to” lire-3 fora minute later the cruth
I-iiiiie ‘
BRUTAL SCHOOL TEALHERS.
liihunmn 'lrr-ntmeut of I'Iiplls
\‘IIrk Nate and )III'III‘III.
Ei.i.ii~urr'.'ii.i.I:, March l.~«t’hnrh~.~ IlluI-lr-
mun, a trziI-l er in the public school, [InlllbllWI
John Mullii‘y, ii 14-year-old buy, an badly
that it may prove fatal. Mullaly is delicate
and has been afflicted with ulcers on the eye-
ball, and incoiimquence wears glam-s. Blac k-
mon Ol'llt red the y with to reiiim o the glasses
and put them out of sight. lle tmk them
off, but retained them in his hand. Then
Illackiiioii III-at him so .s-VI-i'I-ly that blood
flowedfnim gushes in his wri~t. lllackiiion
will he prudential.
Dirritoir, .tfarch 1,—A .p-ciul In The News
from Col-lyrhtcr, Mich, says: l'i‘I Ifixo Ir Scan-I,
state public school superintendent. is chargul
with shocl. ugly whipping Frank Ilnrtcr and
Philip Sitiitl., both age-I l2 )‘I'Lll'e. inmate. of
the School. The buys a Week ago Sunday
made an attempt to run away. They “‘I'I’I'
captured, and Prufmwr Hears Ilbllt‘tl lllI'lll
with a bug, 'V whip on their bare hacks until
blood Ronni.
In New
“Vite-r III Ills Tipplr Sour.
lllZfJJZl-‘lf 1.1:. N. J., March I. ——Jllnlr- llolmi,
a dwarf 1e» than four feet in height, was
committed to the jail III Morris county some
weeks ago fv l' habitual (Inllllfl‘lllli‘a'S 3an .11,—
orderly I-unl‘uI-t. The Mllljl'firl culling off of
Illa cult: IIiaI'y am. 'yhr struii- -' liquor at first
ailing! pros} Iited LIIII. and he bu gged for I:
drink. The .-tt: orients Inl l Ill!” III: It Iiuiiiight
have all tli~ water he wanted, but he usul
that uninvflin'; leverage wry swiriiigly.
Mlllly. hum-ver, he has. developed Ii pit-9
sion for that: rthat ishiit little Inn pronounced
than his old craving for whi‘ky. III,- indsts
on liavinga mlloii of tin- chilly lIllIII left in
his cell OIL-‘Il night and he tIf'lflIii it all, and
wants more bvfure morning;
hours of Ilay'izbt lie mn~mno- twin.» a» much
and hllyi lie-mild swallow double the quan-
tity if it vwi . give it hint. Ill' printmt> that he
never b." Ii" I-njm'evl siIIII Imtlth. but the
III-I tor [Iii ll ~. I f I iirtniliiig his u. ’I~>I\'.IIII-.-,
l..t lii~ m1. 'i~ IIIIIILIIIH sliuizll rI-stil: izi
drop»):
Local: .l itilli I'Isni'erI-Il F's-rip.
Smxazw "ALIS. W. 'I‘.. Mari-II l.—-Gnnt
e-XI‘iI- Iiiw -‘. t :i~t.~:tt Wallace. I-lflll". our the
(Il‘f'1>l'lll": tv u sewn-fury nl' tIiuiiiIvi'iur III ”10'
new of AIL-r \~. .‘IHI'I'III, lll\'I'l\ In: the valid.
ity wt" iIJII Invalid with Si nit luiif brewl
scrip. ‘II'IIIIII'I- Iia- It‘rf’ii'sl‘l \Illlllltl‘fl'l'llt_
and ii I admitw Illii'r thrown. “a. 5.
cI-ivI-d :i! I‘. lli‘lt"'IIf thedwhiun III» cIItir.
town jumpc”. The l'artcr llblliwt‘, the lending
hotel. we fl . lll'r: property seized. :1. Inc-N-
in; was linlI? and :I mmmittn»: nppfllllfl'l t-I
IIIVINII a?- die malt-r t‘lalf'rl the I'iiitwi‘l
Stat-'4 :I‘HI oilim: Ill I'Il‘lll'.ll.;‘lo‘llt‘ w-untv,
and flllllll ”it: town had Ib'l'll located with
scrip Ilin7 Y: .I II'I‘II VIII-vial. It \t’.i~' ugh-«I
that tho I-.~: ..-\ silullbl retain ln‘e with bull-l-
izig.‘ rill. III: In» nir- should have worn than
four l I». I-‘rI'Iy IN‘F‘I‘III‘ thought to I.» wry
rich :m- l. _:Ii'~, uliilv- pun: p-vi-II- have
jump -I In!“ ‘tu-nllh
\ (-irl f -;-_tr "4' null ll. Irii Brimmg.
II.\.V~'\!::I l I,. .‘Ilarc h l.—.\li~.~. Rugs
WI-au-r, 3h .‘IIlIIiIE'lll IIIIIIgIIII-rnf Mrs. I'mggy
“'eiitz. “Ii: .: IxIrIi xiv-:ir Iain-Inni'. f‘nrrnll
county. M-l, mu f:i‘hll"v}'i’ll over a month
ago, mu :irr - ted. charged with the burning,
and L all: -_:I I to have {'IIIIII‘xN’d it tn William
Stackhouw. a l'inkvrt-Iii III-twtiw, “ho fur
WI‘I‘L'S hm Iv-t'll mung-III night and day in
pursuing tEi. burners; Site Wm brought to
Hanover. To Mr. “'ciitz Mi.“ III-aver Le also
alleged tolinvc eotifwsod her crime. She is
reported to have said flint she made four at-
tempb ti: hum the brim, and allli't'ulhl in the
fifth Mus Nearer is only If» years old, IL'IS
a pretty oval face and a neat, trim figure.
Her hair i.- ltilIl'Jnl. and she has bright blue
(“‘95
.1 Youth Convicted of Murder.
Roi nrmm. N. \'., March l.—-Chri~.tian
Scliiirckiciilm'ger, the boy of III who so bru-
tally mm-deml Mrs. 8. Male by pounding her
with a hunt on the night of Jan. 13, was con-
victed of murder in the second degree by the
jury llewas brI‘Iught in to hear the ver-
diet, but took it an coolly as any of the
spectators. His mother and si~ter were in
court. and were deeply affected. The murder
occurrul in tiie town of (bill. about ten miles
west of this city. Schinx'kl-IaIe-rger was em-
ployed as a farm hand, and was detected by
his victim '-\' lllt' rubbing the home. He killed
her to comerl his crime.
Christian Soles-re Drove "or human.
BUITAU). March l.——.\Ir.~‘. William L. Dayw
wasa firm lrlievcr in Christian science. A
for week: ago her little- daiigliter was takai
Ill with brawl trouble, and she called in a
Christian scientist, but the child grew worse.
Afew days liter 3 friend of Mrs. Day paid
with her life the penalty of misting to a
Christian sticntist. Thesis feels so worked
on Mm Day's mind that she because insane.
Shake-at intoaparoxysin on the street the
other day, was Wt home, and a doctor
wasealled. She isuow violently insane, and
mewillhetakeawtheasylumlf sheduusi‘t
improve
Married .- Illa Death Burl.
lonazai, larch L—It isstated that the
hwhlchtookplaeo hadn't-stud
Mmfo'lowedteuuikiub M
is death of Hmwute vehb
Cildlwhlehhehflhhfl
During the,
SOUTH. NOBWALK EVENING SENTINEL, FRIDAY, MARCH 1. 1889.
glEVEllIlO‘
SUPERIOR
BllllCPOIlllil
TIIE FOREST lllll BEST
It! made only of strictly pure grape cream
of tartar. etrictl pum bicarbonate of
soda. and a einal portion of flour an a
preseriative. nothing else Whlllt“t‘l‘. and
is warranted entirely flee from alum.
ammonia, phosphates. lime. and all the
adulteriiuts f'quuently found in halting:
ymwders. The character of nintenahi
used. IIIeiI piii'.ity and the nicely oftheii
I‘IIIIIIIiiiIiti-Iu. 'lllIt‘f‘ (‘Iev'I-IiiIIIIII i~u Iclior
baking [murder-the most healthful and "103!
emnoiniuil III "‘40. and it alwnyit affords
“IIIIIINIIIIII‘. iIIIti itiouII, and delicious fond.
It IS ieioiiiIIII-udI-d forpiirity. healthful-
aees and elliiiciII-v by fiou-nnnent and
State chemists. cIII-iiiiefe of Boar-III of
Health. and pmfessors in institutions of
learning thionghout the Iountry.
Sold only In Inns. full weight.
(‘ Lin mun Ilimriiuus. ALBANY. _N. Y.
0.. 6:0. TEA
The Chained Tea Ever Giana.
PERFECTLY PU RE.
A MUST DELICIOUS lll'\'l‘.l'..\Iil‘ 'l‘l;l’ IT.
Ya vilium m a: yr“::. 7.2.2; 1:: .
It in the flioiir-i' (ILAII': luv, 1». .-
tl.e 1. st planlaiiuimn l . ~
pure and [nee from a
1:.Ifh r ’llII- p: in-
aid airman-d III .
I. .11 iii i.-e i! an t" l
c—I'nv-I-f {46:5 -3
CM- ....
llrad (mic-r, 3.7 Burl?» u Nip, f . . :
IIIfKaI-I 'lIt t'I I: l:.r.-..-.~.
l-‘. 1). LA“ TON 8; CO...
I). L'IIOJIIIEIIIEI'.
J. ll. I'ElIlIIS,
South Noriialk, Conn.
. n A. V'.':
.11 .5; .... .. .-.,
inn.
u. i. 3’. ii. an. i:.iii.ito.iiI.
number; i. lShfi.
some wre'r. ooiiro last.
site. in. Express. 6;" " Accent.
5.46 “ Express. 7..“ “ Accom.
0.1:! ” Local Ex 5.!» “ Aecnm.
are “ prort.‘~ p. 916 “ hie-PEI.
7.2.1 “ Local 83.1012 Accom
156 “ Local Rs 1" l‘pflllloa'ttm Ks.
8.26 “ localllx. 107 “ [mall-ix.
8.3! " 50.x. Idai 14$ “ Sp‘xfleld Way.
9.“ ” Meal 3.0: ” localls
9.35 ” Accom. 4.11 " urinals.
10.13 " Rx. 1.2! “ Aecom.
11.45 " hrale. hi9 " Nang.lx.
1:59p. in.. Express. 5.1:! " Acrumm.
1.41) ‘ 50..N so 7.18 " local Expre-
2.“ “ Accent. 72f " Bridgd'pt Act.
4.40 “ Boetoan. 8.49 " Accem.
506 ” StamfordAcc 9.49 “ Aetotn.
5:20 " Espreee 1.0: “ AdamerAe.
636 " StamfordAcc l2.” ‘- Beaten Ex.
8." " B‘port Spec. Senna".
10.15 “ Aceom. 7.33" Aceom.
SUNDAYS. 9.11." Aceein.
9.15 Aetom. 6.51 gun. Attach
6..14p II Aceoni.
7.28 Exp.
8.59 " Armin.
Triallu Leave ELI-t Nor-nit.
come wzsr. oonro Ian.
6. (7‘ a. in. 6.34 a. in.
6.35 " 5.5! ”
7.19 ” u? p. In.
9.33 " 5.15 "
ll.4l “ 624 "
230 p. in. 9.51 "
5.02 " .
0.3: " .
0.0? "
0. I. Seaman. C. 1‘. llaarsrnr.
Gen. Snp'. Gen. Pan. Ag'i
BOLESATONIC RAILROAD.
DaSBl’Rf ii NOBWALK DIVISION.
Corrected February lib. 1&8,
Pa-euger Trains.
SOUTH.
Lv. Non-ilk. Lv So Norwaik. Ar. Wilma Poiu
ream 756nm. salami.
8 l‘.‘ “ 6 L'.‘ “ .‘l :5 ”
to ca “ 10 I3 “ 10 20 "
l250pin 103nm 107p.in.
‘ 3| .. 46 .. 4 ..
618 " .uised 635 " ulixuj 6 It; “l'x‘d
8 (H .. s ,5 .. ..
9 ‘7 it u 10.)”; a It To .2! in at
si'smr.
9.00 a. m.
6 0! p. in
NOIKTI 1.
hr. Wilson Point. 13.50. Nero-1k. Anxorwalk
1 10a. in. Mixed 120a. In. l‘x'd 210 Bird
‘5 .. .. 635 .. .. 641 ..
B 45 “ 9 18 ” 923 a. ui.
1201 " rennin lzlfiin
2 50 “ Mind 310 " Kind 310 ixed
45pm. 51‘: " 517p.ui.
5 50 " 6 13 " Ii 40 “
7 15 “
10 10 " [fled to 17 " llised toil Iixed
lunar.
9 it a. In 9 '3." I. III
Ii 52 p. in 6 51 p.nl
w. EWeoir, Vicel‘ruaiul Gen'l Image.
1.0. Pam “Enchant.
A. W. Psalm, Passenger Agent.
MAIN LINE.
Leave Bridgeport for Plttsfleld.
7.8 a. iii. mo’a .
10m A. A.
' ..10 so a. In. Iixed sonar IA“.
4.50 p. in. express 7 N a. n.
'6 to “ seer-amo'a
:Goes only as fares Great Barringtoiif
w'Oo-oiuy as tar as New Intent.
ml]. ,VleePru‘tbGea'llaa'g'r
W} 1.10:,
"Infill; PaleumAg‘t. mm
Licensed Day Scavenger.
Privy Vaults and Oesspoels
Cleaned and Disenfected.
cuanm nos-r. rm.
Bridgeport address: 96 PAW AVE.
(h inquire of JARVIS KILDOGG Health 0mm.
Ills 2w
.K.’ a “II! 00“ "L‘
‘ ...-tithe”
lllOONCElElII'
llavlsa purchased of Ir. Goal Med his up
town store. I he; to announce to the people of New
walk and summoning towns that I III pnpan-d to
supply them ullh anything In the
DRUG LINE
II In
REASONABLE PRICES
A:- an other home I shall make It [-0nt m
farms 1 nothing but III:-
Puusl’ Oi Plus
All goods of my own minufsnuie will hear my
name. uhiIlI enl aluayn nIxi: IIiI a poeithc gum".
tee of purity.
Special Attention
WILL BIC GIVEN 1'0 PREPARING
Physicians Prescriptions.
.\IIO'IIOH\|’III Ila l'llleil I'romplly mul
Carefully.
l l. R. IIAI .E,
Registered Pharmacist,
Cor. .‘laln and Wall fits. f 10 If
A 'l’IIOBOlil-lll
COMMERCIAL EDUCATION,
holh theoretical and practical. Also
8 h 0 r1: -Ha n d
< mun.-—
TY l ’E-‘Vlt l 'l‘ l N(}
" ——»n 1“!“
Evening Commercial School,
(Suzette Building. Norwalh. (form.
A GEIIRIAN CLASS
Call on or midi,»
RIT’IJH‘
“33'3”“
Pickled Oysters
litters, Plains Lulileis,
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Imported Grapes and Nuts,
FLORIDA ORANGES
(“A N XIII! GOODS.
wIlI roan be started.
FRANK II.
P. S—Atpo lite-Incite Department,
Collqc.
have your orderi- for
Pickled Oysters
II U .
c ‘A 5 ii
Olfl PlIPI ins
—~ .00
l'illI-hary' 5 Boa-t Flour, per bh' ..... .. $7 75
be: .. IN
12le Gnaalatcdsiigar.. 100
Piaeltatter . . ..t’Selb
Sib- Ncw Primes ............................. 5t
Rockc'andyeyrnp ....... . . ......ukqt
California t‘ herriu. ..
lloiiiewc ‘ ‘
i'inelixed‘l’ca.
M u at
Evapov lied Apples
Dried Peaches ...
._.__A1'_
W. Hflllll‘ll Sllllfllll’s,
92 Washington Street.
A. S. IFERRIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch REpairing a Specialty.
34 Wuhlugtou IL. - South Korwulh.
H OMER B.IIOYT,
JCIIGIOI‘ lllO OlOCll,
15 Railroad Place,
Sole Agent for the Celebrated
Aqua Crystal Spectacles
and Eye Glasses. ““
Also full line Pebble Spectacles. Eyes tested five.
Alwsvs in stock, full line
Eight. Walthasn,
Hampden, Columbus.
Springfielll,
—an>—
Non-Magnetic Watches.
French dud American Clocks,
Queen Cnfl‘ Holders,
Newalullrtifled-lnnlu
Bllver Ware,
Diamond-names Jewelry.
lute-l Inn-alum
10.15an
No.
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Employment Bureau.
both" res). In t I
W" ...... not?“ “Mil“? ’W
TO BUSINESS HOUSES “It. I.
All new! employment or (Minnie of ea: In" '
h"- -1 l or none. should real-Vermin usuI - l- 113..
hiIII Ill tall or 'llh for Information.
I18 I. A. lElllllll.
III AusnucSi, IIIIIIIIf-ml. luau
Merrill Ploiomiiic lcalemi,
Select School of Shorthaml and
’l‘ypewritlug,
61 Atlantic Street, (Ayres'
She-ford Coal.
ALEADINII popular Institution [or a thorough
ileal business Mutation, and devuiul to
the training of young men and women, In the
shortesttiine possible than first clue psyIiIi.I po-
sitions: Under the personal InIIIruI-imn of the hm-
ginclpalandbusihele man it of (hills, I! Short-
nd and 'l‘yfiwritlag SI hoo Ilartloni (one,
In union uni-lush: uriutul
topmltlons
lutructluu by Ilall a Spoclalty.
For circulars. giving full lcnlare. call at rehool
cor-4141.! A. lltltltllL
. l‘rii Cipal.
Illtl'lly
y and I \cninx.
Artificial Stone Steps. Coping,
Laws ROLLERS,
CARRIAGE BI ()t K
&I-., &I:.,
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
30 Water Street. jail I y
S
Special- Sale
FINE
French Felt Hats
_"f——
50,75, 81.00, and $1.2 .
CALL AN 1) SEE TI 11.331
_.11—.
MRS. F AWCETT’S
MILLINEBI' STORE,
3 “’nler SI. ., . Sorwullt.
WI have diqmd of my Noeih Somali store
to Ititeh A Canflcld. and cordial y recommend In; at
in the patrons ofthc rturc and rur- pubélc generally.
All permullndchfed to me Iv: ll p! tflFl‘ rs. ' on meat
theold stand. .\'U. .1 WATER eT.NONW.‘1LI§.
PIBBLEP CPIISPPCK
OF I" ER
Canned floods
of unimwuhah'c ":11: 'y as fc"ow1:
MountaIn Snearf' orn 12e, six cans Iii-c
Isl Quality ‘I'ouiatm s IIt , title
Lina Beans c, “ In
Early Jaae I’eas IM‘. t‘ Mk
Samuel 131-. " the
Golden Pain kln lie, " (line
The Best Lo Istcr I-rer
put up I It. “ $1 00
Sal-oil 15¢, “ l 00
Something New In Canned
Goods. They are nlco call-Ix
and not to be though! of as almi-
Iisl- I. any llerrinz known III-re.
Cuus 75c .
l’lae ('sllfornia I‘ need Apricots 22c
“ f-reeii f-age l'luinii t’.’
" “ l‘gg -. 25c
" “ Whitet berries .10:
“ I‘ llartlett Peers 301'
Yellow Peaches he can or 6 cans
for 1.00.
Baked ass lie, six calls S-lc
Best Brand Corned Beef If cans shoe
All Good; All Cheap
We hope to see you later.
Hillel: Contact
CANDIES
Ofallkindt 1'th
BAKERY!
#4 p————-
COBIWCOHAS, CANDY TOYS. ands fail assort-
ment of ornamental candy.
MrsJohnHolland
month's BLOCK.
SIS-t!
_op__.
lLL nun
AND AT
Lowest Prices]!
The Best Goods for
the Least Money
__.AT_
H. S. BROWN’S
BOOT It SHOE STORE,
mus-k to Lane’- Block
mas. .
«noes-man.
an IAIN STREET.
Price, lac a than; 3 Cans 40c; 65
57M Malta Rtroot.
f”!
I“). CHILI:
9'.
FRAMING at lowest III‘iH't.
.... ... pow..— —-
Full line of Artists' Materials.
millions
1' [‘N l’l‘Ig". B ”ad’s
\i'c offir Iliirini; Ililr month a
LAIU i It} STOC K
WINTER CLOlKS,
New floods, at Cost.
One lot, old styles, at $2.00
for choice.
Largo Int Dress Goods
iiiiirked" -5 to We placed on
\scpamtc counters of uniform
price of Lie per yard.
‘20 per cent. (liSCUllllL on
marked prices of leather
Gloves and Mittens.
Many other goods icduccdc
to make room for new woods
after February lst.
lllBLfiR 8: SAMMIE.
lb North Main Street,
South Sol-walk.
L. H. DECKER
Wall P—apere:
Paints, Oils,
and Glass.
Iillllill all Sill PflillilE
' I’apci- Hanging
‘zilciniinlng, and
] )ocorating
Building Lots For Sale
—-I,IS—-
' DIOSS II [1; I...
— — 18.——. -
\ Fl Ll. Ll\l) 0|"
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
ll: :I'II dill Finish.
Bcrrv Bros.
J
“in: Steel Door :Mats,
Mmezhln; new. but 11.3.2 obi.
w. O.QUINTARD,
ll’SIC BALL 31008
and Straw,
Pill ROSS Sillili Belling,
COAL and WOOD,
Grain, Flour, Feed,
- LSD-
BUILDER’S MATERIALS,
_‘1_
PllMlNl] PPUS
Welling Stationery!
PRINTED 0R ENGRAVED l
Agnew
PRINTING OF ILL KINDS
AT TEE
Sentinel Office?"
'LAIIIES‘I:
Wu...” ...
E. C WRITEEY’ 8 All STORE,
Pl: Halal Market
'I IIB IIIIST ‘ -
Mulkm
SEIIVBD IN Till IleT MAE-2.12M
”ll want Illl' lllfllf‘ll‘l MBA'I‘N outmiu IIH
'ul’tllt'ru of trouble or “1!“.fo will til-d them at my
Iflitl as Wt'll an
Poultry If all Kills
IN ITS SEASON.
17'. HAYEEB.
DIIIIII.B'S lllllf'll SOUTH NOIIWAI II
WASHINGTON MARKET.
one Quain-Jl'lio Beat.
Bicf. \‘I-Iil. Lamb, lotion, Pork. Salt and Frulh.
I'ornnl llu-f. Smoked Tongue, llama.
Moiildcrs. Blrllll.llllfll{llll, Frank-
fnrle. Etc.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Prouiptly.
CHARLES SMITH
5:3 “'isslilnxtou Street.
J. H Klinefelter,
“FALEII‘IN
Heats, Flsl litters,
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED Goons, ETC.
HIM l.,ll. H. CH. Punt.
'l‘.- ephninc Corn erfiim.
Bill PHI ill
28 lliiiu St., So. Norwalk.
Meals Fish OYSIPPS,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, Etc
01' All Kinds in Their Scafion,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
II I. BEN\£1'I', or!) 13.8. III'S'I'ED
THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST OF
Meats,
Poultry,
Vegetables,
Always Ih‘-Il and a: a moderate purifier-aid do well
10 (ail a: the
CPllPll Mlllfl
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
‘~.§
Order:I solirized and goods dcln'emj to my part
of (hay.
Julsuil: Sanctum, PPlll.
SEWE RS!
. F. LI. PIERCE
our}: IN
SIC‘VER 1’1 PE
axn
General Sewer Contractor
ls prepared to make connections wi. h min sews
in th; a city on the most favorable term.
lee intend: rig to connect ‘ilh the recenUy lald
sewers Iii thz. my will find it to their advantaze to
call on him. S34 If
I". III. I’IEIiCE
Box 20. South Norwalk, CI.
JOHN ll. FERRIR,
Whozesaleand Retail Dealer in all kinds of
COIL AND WOOD
Brick, Lime, Cement,
Blue Stone, Etc.
Leliigh, Laeliziwanna, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
Il’ilkesharre Goals.
lflull Par RUBBER PAINT
Yard ‘ font of Washington and Mar-
thiill streets.
Dmir Store
Mini
EElllESS
eras
Do Your”- ”tubule-om
whzgiee'udua They)..." equal
veao
”fl"; Miter:
£umu-u;om aalsby
IO!“ M. flan]. Mm
If.“
Glennie .
Livery and Feed Stable
ll'AllIl'lf‘li IIIII'I:I.,
II «I w no.1 I "new: to let for all onw- III.
I in nu III III pot in Illl'el. All'l‘rauie.
lilunl ‘IIIIIoIita Iil Itiawiiiihle l‘noes,
”I: it phone roiIiIeetforI. '9!’ t
Human Nature on the Rack!
. .. 'l'lierc ll not the lellt m
luv for splitting frei-
. iiiiiciviisriI-I. lav-awn.
_ “. our hand aim-one llIAD-
.5 Inns when museuml obsti-
3 hate can-s an I:
using lllLL‘S ItllBUlA'll
lU PILLS. They are com
posed of harmless roots—
are one of the best Liver
and Family PQIKIIWO Pills
lll ihe lukct. TeItlInonf-
ali- numbered by thonundel I will eeudan
a no; or these pills by IIIIIIJIIIR to me. and
toforfeltl'ft Dollars for II fallureto “can“
afairttlal. lils iii no spu-
etutemcutof facts. Sold by all dealers SW
and ledicmee. and In Norwalk by 0
Price 2') cents per hos. the boxes for .13 an.
1:: 2m 0 A 11th lmprtcwr. Portland, Ie.
SWAN & BUSHNELL.
803 Water St.. foot of Bank,
BltlDGltl'olt'l'. 01'.
We ask renewed attention this scam to our stock
of \‘m a Scam hand made woolen stockings. [loves
and mini-us. and our line of Imported (lemons.
We wish to more fully Introduce to the notice of
all outdoor workers, drivers, It ltineii. and to-
men the trrcat comfort and safety from we and
fold' ta {Ithdarlvml Imiflbsegmd euit e‘f1 allied cloth-
ug t let-c go m r «Ive-an get Cote.
of Whlth we have a good I: otk The
bones and harem-e by rainaiid sleet stones ls well
known to every hone owner. One of our Oiled
Canvai COW!!! will ptow a complete proteitlon
and may me it! cost many ilincs In a Magic storm.
'lhene howmcr are but side shows. vernal
hnelnI-s-Iedcaliug in Pure [ads and Oils, Ship
Lhandlcry, hngmur' a Supplies and Dredging la
IcrlaliI, lnany of them liaca we and
match and iinpoIIrihle to but.
By the way. We have a Brand of Cigars made
from Illl' III'III imported stock which we sell only In
hill?! of M) each They are \cry flue flavor and
coetbut I. lflt morclhan cigarettes. Drop in and
try the m. 'lclr phouc. N. Y. Pricee. Never
enrich-old.
The cm and Bailiff;
DAILY FREIGHT LINE.
Pnrwalllluluil
-THE PROPELLERS-
City of“ Xorwalk & Eagle,
Will make daily trips. Sundays excepted, for
freight between New \ork, Not-walk and South
SorwaIk. Willleave Pier"; footol’Beehuaultreet.
\‘cw Y.ork every evening, except at 5
ocloek. andon Saturday at 2 p In. have Nor-
walk Bridge and Sour Norwslk everyevening. ’
1
Freight taken from and received for all
poluts on the Danhury and Norwulk um! 'I,
shepau; Railroad. at Greatly Moon] ”I,
But“
l'pou spplic‘u‘on to agents the Ci of N A k
and Eagle villi be sent forepecialots otaolf
anywhcn- in New lork or its Vicinity.
WAN persons are forbid trusting-sly
cmpi oyn: of thv
the ounr rs thereof.
Hamljllllyl a.
WOOD MANTELS,
DOORS,
SASH, BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK
OF ALL KINDS.
....__~__..
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming
Plate and Sheet. Glass
Sawing, Planin
and Turning.
the
boats of mieliueui tel
Steam
anberYardbetweenrallrmdand ..
Hill at lull ul Mirna]! Sir
South Norwalk,co .
Hatch, Bailey 8: Cl!
I
Fechte’e Famous” ...:m'flz’
FAIRIO “”511:
I u niece-M...)
Kiri urdykiu‘ahontanawmwthdhflrnn:
lherootaareaiflrel’duerlup. whiehoaemtauet
months: eanaontofahuudlwl. Ode-III
uthbh
“£200 REWARD man:
can Ila-.1 “It prise".
ham-Wannabe!
mhottlebtnniuabieeaa mu
Branch office at Etilson m
l‘eehlvlnu‘hrleaphrl’slfl, wash-h
namumcwmu-H“
’0an
0033.03 3. Duran»
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