you !
standing" on any ceremony
great sale of trousers has never been
tory of the trade. “Certainly nothing ‘ ,
before in this city and, it it ever has been matched else-
where, we have yet to'ihear of it. ‘ It has been a source of
just as much astonishment to those who are in the business
as to thosewho are ’out oi' it. They don’t [understand how
we can afl'ord to sell a first rate pair of trousers at a third
rate price. Well, we are“ doing it; if you doubt it, come
and look at the trousers and the prices—430th will astonish
COST“ SElllTE BlillllLS
Big Figures Shown by Secretary
McCopk‘a Report.
mm W “T 820.8%“.
at Mimfarfood niece-runner-
mmrrnumn‘nmm-
Bath Waya—- fortification Blue Ite—
ported to the donate.
Wammoa, Jan. 13,—Theannoalreport
of Genre) LG.Ie(boh,aecretaryof the
aanatefortheyecendedJnneszfllmow
tail-theinformatimnpon whichtheuanal
thavm'ofreformin the matter
d ftmeralahmade. Among
theltunaioneoffllfllpaidfornreala for
the puty accompanying the lamina of
em Beck to Denim Ky. lay 0.
MbafaelmviagWaahington. Thetrain
Htatahoutao’donkinthe afternoon,bnt
’themernberaoftheeaewtoouldnotriakthe
danger of traveling without fortifying
thermelvea apinat its exhamtive ctr-in
withoutagoodequaremeahalthonghthey
mfledatninurryingadiningcar. The
Inn 11 0348.1!“ for drapingthe engine
d thetrain at Huntington, W. Va.com-
Idaho the account for Sonata Beck's
funeral.
Mylo-Inna".
MWihon’a waathe funeral ofthe
yon. .Aoeordingtothe voncheiareturned
itooat ”to run the train. oonaiatingof
thnePnlhnau can andbaggage car from
W-hingtonto Snow Emmmdiaurioe
dfllmflefithe brainhaving tornn npto
W bar, and thence down the
mun-hora. Beddethe coatofthetrain
tbtwoPnllmnnaleqreraooetninetydollan
“andthOPnlimandiningcarOmAnd
theathevmeheranytlntenmte andat
bowflillupuindoftimewebahlynoter
modingtwodayathe caenrteatemealaon
tl-tdiniqearfor whichwaechargcdato
taldmsfltmorethantheoonofrnnning
theutiretraiahothwaya
mntraatwiththh'athebillfor
congresionaldele-
ptiarwhiehattanded thefunoralofoen-
aralBhermaa, at New Yorhfehmlfll,
[ling and oalning. ad’atanoeof Wmiloa
Thepartycomllied eighteenperaomand
theirhilhfor meala waa hat 085.45. The
ohargoforPnlhnanaleeparawaa alaoqnite
moduatehmmparhmheinghutmenty-
A RACE NOT IN FLORIDA.
a wane clue-- Killed u’o llie negro
.Aaaaula flanged to a Tree.
lfrca‘aon,7la.,Jan. “twain“ riotoe»
mndherelatellondaynightinwhichw.
MerIonthy,a mpected white
“as," murder w. fol-
lowedbythehillingyesterdaymorningofa
mgronamedlohndoneaandhythe lynch-
ingotchitty'amurderer, Henry Binaon,a
negro deaperado. About one people were
ptheredinthepnblicaqnarelfondaynight
watching the performance of a tightrope
walherandtrapeaerncn.
Thewhitcaworeononcaideof theatroet
midthenegmeaontheother. Hinaon per-
filed in mingling withthe white peoploand
talkingprofnoelyin the presence of ladies.
Chittyorderedhimtoatop,when he drew
aphtol and shot Chitty deed. Confnaion
nude free dght followed in which about
twentydlve ahota were exchanged, and dor-
ingwhich Johndma negrmwaekilled.
EMMMtapuee pursued and
ruptured him about twoo'clnch inthemorn-
ingandhepthim in jail for an hour and
thentoohhimoutandhunghim to a tree
ontha public aqua're. Binaon'a body was
etilldangiingfrmnthehrancheaofthetree.
Thenegroeaare wildly eacited and more
bbodahedmayenane.
Alon-partedccnaod.
honor, Jan lh—lionia Clovia Bonaparte.
aaonofthelatel’rincebonia LucienBonr
mwaaohargduyon a warrant atthe
W-tlaadonpolieeeourt with con-[firing
with William Alexander Thompaontode-
frand Rolahe movie Bonaparte out ofa
Mariachi-cam otherjewelavalued
datum 'l'hechugeiaoneofthemany
oatcmoftheanitfordivoreeheonghtby
Hither-apnea agdnatlioniamovianona—
parts. After the preliminary hearing a
ahottadjonrnment waa granted to enable
thepolicetopheelr.'l'hompion underar-
reat. Thebailrequirodofl’nncelionaparte
weaken”. hence will again wmeup
farahearingoufiaturday neat.
Illa five-go Waa lie-dink.
DnPa'raaaaoaoJaa il—A pennant who
formerlyheptaahopinToola becameao
poertbathe begged for aaaietance from-
riralintrade,whoae aucc-haduuaedhi
rule by attracting away h‘a cuatomera.
Therival refoaed to liaten to the appeal
'l'herenpontheone who had loot hiabuai~
nuprocnmdalarge quantityof heroaene
and when night more,he drenched the
dwellingofhierival with it and act iron
fire. a. the incendiary had deliberately
harrodthe only wayof camps. theinmatea
of the house. three women and aeven
children,wcrebnrnedtodeath
Indrdluaandfm'thediningcarthedele- .
gationwaacharged hutapro rataamonnt
knobs and carriagea at NewYorh coat
roam.
Thundartaher‘abillfor Senator Wilaop
”m5.w,for8enatorflearat w the
“ant urge-ammo waa allowed
“.5 for carriage hire forhimaelf and
fluent, and tranafer of baggage atthe
funeral.
Inflat'a funeral lill ”$034.59-
Bnttha vouchers for the transportation
endured-lament of the party that no-
Benator Bearat's remains to
mmtedtoflwt;moahandiunchea.
“.mdmmmmmmzhanlingtbe
acclaim to San Francisco, ”All; on
m maestro Theeapenaa of the
meat-arri- in connection with the
Mal. mrrhge hire. baggage tranafer,
“.mtadto time Senator Vance
dfln‘t come back with the funeral train,
ratarningovertheNorthernPaciilcrailroad.
all the coat of thotrip—OiM—waareinr
“inhhnaadiaincindedinthefuneral
The hotel bill of the partyat
Inmwera Wench to PrederichL
flawyar,w aervedfromtheatateolsontb
Molina from larchtdfll’fmatillanefl,
3 i
Lilli}
‘rl
gr
Bride and Boat Ian Inlet.
Pol-w, Col. Jinn. lit—John Stanko. a
well-known Hungarian. and Ira. Kobnab
wereiaarriedandwereontheir way borne
in am. aooianpaaied by Ir. lartin, th
beatrnanatthewedding. When near the
coming of the Santa Fe railroad tracha the
driver noticed a wager train approach-
inguidattempted to pa- in frout of it.
He anoceeded inthhhutwaaatrnchbyan
engine going in an oweite direction. The
hack was demolished and Martin nndtho
bride thrown under the wheels of the
_ engine. Both were hardly mingled and
diedinaehorttiine.
Emil-ride Will Open the Falr.
CHICAGO. Jan ia—(‘ongreeaman W. C.
P. ' . of Kentucky. baa been
chosentodeliver the inaugural oration at
the dedication of the World’s fair buildin p
out October. Be hnaacccpted the invite
tion tendered to him internally aeverai
daya ago. The hence of many eminent
menwerediacnaaed by the committee be-
fore the aelecticn of Conga-man Buckin-
ridgo. Chauncey M. Depew waaone of the
favorites. but after a long dhicuaiion Mr.
. . l
Jadga ran,- rnn- in. Bench.
Raw Haval. Jan. lit—Judge Janna
Ida!
pointedinllniforthetermof eight years.
lhdhhtlmeof judge would have expired.
therefcae. in not Judgei’helpaaervedthr
Beoonddiatrictof (lounectieut in coagreaa
”initial”.
Ila loaat Brought Ili- te (trial.
II TELEGRAPH“) eii'é'vfii
Wmmhahflfl
'l'wo
Vfley freight train collision at Gentile. N. Y.
lieutenant MW Bit-.bnell line been
ordered to the receiving ship Franklin-
executive officer.
General lerritt baa nailed General
Bohemia! that all in quiet now at the Tongue
Riva-cam. lion.
Ahot aoda apparatua in Plait & (hilt’a
drug More. Ithaca. explain-d. and blew out
lib front of the building.
An investigation haa been (filmed by
Secretary
Footer into the wreckingof the
revenue ateamer Bulletin on the Mane-robe
lotto coast.
ActorJuek Lewis. at one time with "A
Dark Secret" company. was rimmed in
Portland. Me. yesterday. Ha- ia charged
with borrowing-horse without the own
er’aknowledge.
Rampart Pike, grain Merl of Jackson-
ville, 11h. have arraigned. with liabilities of
ammo and resets of ”in”.
One man was injured and aeverfl build—
inga shattered by an expiration of limiting
powder in Hyde Park avenue. Baton.
' Oglolahrg'a New Bishop.
le Yona. Jan. ill-The Wine amo-
apondent of the Catholic Sea’efiblml that
the pope had appointml the Rev. Dr. Henry
(initials. preddent of St. Joaeplz'n Provirp
cial aeminary, Troy. b’alwp or (Arden-thug.
toflll thcvacaneycanaed by the deathof
lb Right'ltev. Edgar \t‘iuiharnn in Decem—
ber. Archbiahap Corrigan wu Lilac notified
by cabled thepope’u action. Father (ia-
brieh ia one of the beat known (htbolic
cbrumrn in thiacoontry. He in about any-
dve yearn old He wee educated for the
prieathood at the Univeraity of Louvain in
not, when Archbishop ilughea established
8t. Joaeph’a seminary in Troy. Father (in-
lwiehandtwootherflelgianpvieete manta
thhcountry to take charge of it. clarion
Vandenheide. one of these prints, waemaile
pveeirient of the seminary. In 157! he re-
signed and Father Gabriele eon-cider! him,
Quay ”clog-lea Elected.
Pnrunaunu, Jan i:i—r§rnatur Qnay'a
friend! have kept their promise nude long
ago not to permit, if they mid help it. the
election of a single delegate from Phila-
delphiatothellepubl'wan national conven-
tionwhoconldbedafied naallarriaon
man The two candidates for dole-gator to
the national convention in the iriureatof
Prraident flnrr'eion re origami to the me
debgatea were United Stun-w Harald Leah
and Charla W. Henry. They have been
badly beaten. neither of them having twenr
ty delegate-r inatotai of 200. Theentiro
delegation from th'l city to the nat'wnal
‘ will ' or c _.,
Bingham. Oliver Wilson. Jacob Wllrlem
David B. 1m. Theodore B. .‘ltnlb. Jam
11 Antietam. (lease ll. Graham. A. 5. L
Shieida, David Martin and John at 3|ch
ley. TheymaHontandothoay men.
Iew England “lath-cc. lira-ere fleet.
Bantam. Jan. iii—3n» annual mute
ing of the New W Tobna'u tiruwm'
flanntion m‘mm‘d lwnn lto-mlutiuna were
p-acd 101le;hllhf'lot'ilhllulli or a Nation}!
Initiation. one of the obj-e1» n! Wbll'll will
be the marina-imam. deb-mic aml p-~rpetuity
of the leaf toiaicoo achcdnic «enacted by
the Fifty-Int co (idiom. were
elected aafollowa: Pro-rider“. ll. 8. Frye.
W; Vim Whiz-tit. T. H. iirnvea.
Hatfield, Man; arcrvtnry and treasure-r. J.
S. m Glastonbury. The convention
willrncetagninin thin eityon the mood
Tuesday of January. HIM.
The Illa“! County Baal Wreckers.
Krauma. N. Y . Jan. 1:1. A hearing
more on before Judge Uody hero furore
daction of bail in the roar of the defaulting
treasurer. Jam“ F. Ihtrnmler, of the l'lalrr
County Saving» institution. and ha acorn:
piioe. latthew J. Trnmpbonr. The judge
decided that he had no juriad'mioo and that
the matter moat be taken before a anon-me
court judge. 'nm priaonera wm taken
hcktoyail anditmayhealanetimehefm
they secure their releaae.
A lull-Calvin Qaeer Will.
War-urn. Jan. 3|.«liillioeatn lichen!
Riley. who died here recently. carries hie
hatred of bin children beyond the grave,
lliawill. which waa probated here today.
leavea all his property. valued at ammo.
in inlet to thop J. J. Rain and Hanger
Ballivannntilall lib heira new livingare
deal, themtoh then divided among
theirhetra. Rileyhadaiachiidrenmutwm
eatranged from allot there. They will con
teat the will.
Ilwlahr Unrul- llaa the Help.
Manor. Jan. l3.~Unit«l statue liaiiter
BohertT. lhminwaaobligedwtaketohh
bed yuterday. lie h aulering from in
lumbar the attack ia aaidtobeiuihl.
pip Thirty deathfromtheaame db
withintha
fortnight. Atthettathoilccoflapat
th thefacnltyandmera baa.
dradofthaatodeutaareprnatrated.
Oar Pottery Maple, at the lair.
paralle ed in the his—-
ike it was ever seen”
either. ‘ ' Our:
la fa-eraaia Employer-a flare to Ill
Agni-at M other for [ah-rem
:7 The British consul at Rewind! the ‘
5courao of a Veryinlereaitirxg report on
Pmneranin generally, dmviliea an Old
World cynical of labor atiil to rein. ex"
tent pnzvniling there. There are‘two
clam of Intimate-tire permanent (or
lmtlerrte) and the free laborer; The
former, for the most part. are thoaewho,
having been born on the potato. remain
on it all their lives. their rrrnitrmrt with
their employer being. however, renew-
able from year to year. Each family
receives a free dwelling. unwinding of
two rmme, a kitchen. a loft and a collar,
also onthoneea for pigs. grate, [anltry,
etc.
in land they receive Loon mum yards
for a garden. 22.750 equate yank for pote—
toand ryc growing. 24 shillings yearly
for firing and free carriage 11 fuel. In
wagon a Mildly roan receives la. 8d.
daily from April 1 to W on. and inlet
ling daily from Oct. 1 to March 31. Each
family is obliged to provide one "Hof’
ganger." either boy or girl. to assist in
work on the rotate. ’i'ucy receive from .
their employer as anger from 3 peace to
7 price per day. 2;. .~ on: to age
The wife is not 0i:.t;‘,1‘(l to work'in the :1
fielda, but aim is expected to milk the
cows, for which also receives from one to
two quarts of milk per day. if ahe does
work entire «tote ebc vet-rovers l drilling
per day from May I mNov. mand it
generally paid according to her value an
a worker. The lnatlcnte have upper.
tunitiea of increasing their yearly wagea
by taking job work '
For example, in 'apring there ia hoe
work. in the summer harveoting and
mowing, ml in autumn gathering roota
and fruit. For job work a man can
aornetirnca corn as much an 3 shillingato
4 ahillings extra per day; the wife and
“hefganger” together, from 2 ahiliirga
to it ahiiiinga extra. or they may be pnid .
l
i
in kind. In in wheat. hay, etc. i
should a family bring more laborer»
tbeae are paid and treated as free labor-
ers. This system now only remain: on‘
a few of the larger catatee Free labor.
cramtlaaewhodonot live on or be-
long to an auto and are under no obli-
gations whatever to the estate holder”.
Their engagement during busy times
ia oceaairmaily enbjoct to been competi-
tion between the variovn employer» and
it in both interesting and amusing to ice
the agents (the wagon on the varix’m
atatea are often armomnced by the police
lardaadwyhnmbammwiththe'l‘imaa.
Carcaao. Jan. raw-The United State-
officer stationed in the villagciofrational$
estate holders ringing their hello in the
principal atnet of a village and do
daring that they will give no much a
day. and oppwition itfzi'ulfl overloading
each other. this lalam-n r‘ulllily awaiting
reunite. Bm railway rummrmimrtiun . i
rapidly extending. lalwm1~m from thel
aontb are able to tint-b work at the ear
lier crops in their own vlietrictn and ye: ,
be in ample time for the later ban-satiny
in the north.
Thus the locpl laborer in now incurring
of law value and thihna had a tmdewy
to lower wagon to each an extent during
winter and wring months that the village
labor" is cmxetantly necking emphy—
ml'lll in lllt‘ towns. lfhlm'tl. so tllficfli
has it become to rvlncinlnlmrcre at he!
vesting timi-n that mum of the estate
holders engage railway wagurm to brag
labia-ere from distant perm. Time
gangs of men and women are generally
led by a head worker or "vorarbeiur."
who receive: the outer» mini the wow-n
for the whole of bin or her going.
They are usually empluynl by the jib.
For wmling amt [errata gathering
women are alone medal, and tMclmr
W of women are “He'll engaged,
minutely. During the irritate gather“;
reason the little town of Kallica. in
Pomerania. Which in “irritated tuna-rm
from three tit-attend to four thrmami in
habitanta. and where the people an
celebrated aa rotate weaken. in com—
pletely deaerted. oady the mayor ml
bellringer being left in the town. The
purple. whoare all of the laboring clean.
goont totheharvealand potatogatber-
log and are mattered all over Emit.
leaving thairhonaaa locked and the my:
inthehandaoftbernaywmathey dun
do not return for martin—laden
hat wr- Aeateg Tooth.
David Beulah-ugh. whoiareputad to
beamed prominent citizenot
lechenicahnrg, 0.. relates a W
tale of
You ll ‘Soarccly‘ Know“ the Boy '
. who suddenly flashes on you arrayed in one of our ‘
» suits. It will take him all his time to wear them out,‘and ” y .
you know what that means for the family pocketbook. They *
will withstand almost anything but the sharp blades of a
pair of shears and they won’t 109k battered after they
have been vigorously battered about the playground. You
can get. no suit that will become him better and What is
equally, if’ not more to the point, is this: Cheaper suits
-' have never been and never will be offered for sale. 5' ‘
Makes an every-day convenience of an
Cull!!! loamy. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous care. Highed
award at all Pore Food Expositions. Each
package makes two large pies. Avoid
initiations-and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
WELL It SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
\ 3'"?
new;
Within 5 Ila-tea. flea our sample mn-
taltaa I
low
70!.
1
la! niece the" 50!. ‘ II deal
we rowan e narrate. “homo:
ta. Eye. 3. 1.
Plain
are; on coat ample mntaine 3
led
Hold h the fol-
” Smith Sow-ail (tremors:
,l'a, "oil. K H
. ii. Baa-
rat fl.“ littllaon.
DOUGH ERTY’S '
Elm
A»
,l‘
d
I Vi’Z’l’fila
In an old and tried saying. but it will
tees who . have
charge of Printing '
will do well to
look at the bean-
tiful Art Novel-
ties.
- Programme Gov-
ers, Menu Cards,
‘best and finest
Printing that can
be done in this
vicinity and guar—
tent with good
work.
of Commercial
Printing for the
omce, factory and
store QUICKLY
and neatly.
and Book Work a
specialty.
Ev’sning Sentinel, :3.“-
Bonth Nor-walk,
Painless. llentistry!
LO OK ' So. mnriiiuhuiii'mwns, ~ cl” 23mg
I Teeth runiiiipiufiiin run-
" out Pain. p
More You leap new”! a H" U l“
Eb
75c and :1
Gold. “ l and n a
Cleaning and Polishing. ' 751:
Artificial Teeth Without Plates.
(CROWN AND BRIDGE WGRK.)
Sate of Teeth from 50
Bil-W BET on red rubber. I)
Sobetter made. no matter how much you pay.
All Vlorl Guaranteed to bathe Beat
it evenlnga o accommodate thosee d
in: the dar. Dr. F. W. DAREER. fig r.
nely
50 South Main St" 80. Hawaii.
apply as well to Printing as any
thing chic.
‘fiflfllSl
HALE,
THE DRUGGIST.
d
Society Commit-
Now am: time to buy V
Wall Papers.
Commencing Nov. 9, and end-
ing Dec. 15, we will give a re-
duction of 10 per cent. on all
ades, from the cheapest to the
l.
\‘i'hite Lead, Mixed Paint, Oils
and Glass.
Artists‘ Materials. Painting,
Paper Hanging and (falcimin-
mg.
PlilTlIllES FRIMED T0 IlllllEll.
DECKER,
79 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK
H. l. BENXETT E. S. BCSTEL
BENNETT &. llllSTEll,
neat Mose
sum srnnms.
Pratt’s Food
for Poultry.
Ground Scrap
for thickens.
Souvenirs,
etc., on exhibition 2t lain Street. 8o. llorwall.
Meats. '"
“the 0...... Rllllllllll inos‘
Fruiisilegetables. Poultry.
or am. Rises in ream season.
AT WHOLELALF fir RETAIL.
Marbleized Slate Mamels
out Hurnnm smrs.
Finished in imitation of the meat marblav
Inquire for their Poultry Book,
free.
Sentinel flifics.
We do the very
Any article that has outlived
2:! years of competition and im-
itation, and sells more and more
each year, must have merit.
Dobbins’ Electric Soap, first
made in 1569, is just that article.
Those who use it each week (and
their name is legion) save
clothes and strength and let
soap do the work. All that we
can say as to its merits, pales
into nothingness. before the
and woods. Sample» to be seen at
w.H. Meeker&Co.’s
an sum-u MAIN STREET. ,
Agent tor the fair Haven Marble and Slate
mm... «are. story it will tell, itself, of its
. own perfect purity and quality,.
if you will give it one trial.
antee that the J' A' WIlson& 00' Ask yourgrocer for it. He has.
R KERS it, or will at it. T ' it next.
8 0 e M (l 8 I"
o e 0“ 3y.
nrlces w111 be as No. 67 New Street, n... t...— m... ~
NEW YORK. "' 3- Qweirztshgm
low as 18 00‘1513'.er'rrmiginrzrn‘irinaretiree: 3&1..." xiE'i’me‘ilm“ 3-:
minions M. l per cent. each way.
Orders received by mail or tele-
graph. Iatrrancra archangel}
‘ ALONE.
The Greg; Atlantic
Pacific Tea So.
Manda alone In the United Staten in supply.
In: l’wre 'l'eaa Hetero, Bahia: hiwder and
(‘onllenoed Mill in all in patmna. and aim in
the prom redemption ofall it» chart», when
preach by the proper part
BreatthTeaBo.
o lain Street, Iorwalt. no.
ll 9mm llillll tutors llS.
l’mm various part- of the United Staten. at
well an Rum . conie "MOM the roe -
new-of la r ppe. which rental) often the
whole tighten globe nring the last two
winter: The {real lighten: of Wt baa
lmntraced byl r tile y.of . n hie
notes he clearly shown that the eeeda oftae ta-
fretion left in the two oration! only
await suitable atmpberie anaanltary
”m” ‘“ fi‘fimmtm‘i'fk
In 0
ported by the
imitations. Ask for Win? Electric,
eeethatour name'won everywrapper,
andifanyothariaemtyoohyymr
r, when you order wra.aend it
htohiin.
We do all kinds
Fine Catalogue
wind ere-at
New or .‘a thena
weatward o the Par Ire.
mid he wanted wriemoant
lea re-
momma“ r Ie.a throne-oat
tolerating to the public is what to do for that
tit.
Take lmatonlt. The when! of thin a»
mm In radii-batty ea lard by he ‘-
cable dispatches from tier la pnbiteaed in ~
day'a pa rathat thouvma have
t and a- in
13
Railroad Place.
in
avatars t "‘1 wile: ’
"
illlli scour t son.
Wflum fll
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