you !
great sale of treason; handover » , ‘
tory of the trade. Certainly-nothing] e itwss‘ever seen
before in this city an it it ever/hiss ‘
. «‘ where, wex’have yet to ear of it. It has been a source of
just as much astonishment to those whoare in the business '
as to those who are out of it They don’t understand how
we can afi’ord to sell a first rate pair of trousers at a third»,
rate price. Well, we aregdoing it; if you doubt it, come
and look at the trousers and th
been matched else-
e prices—both will astonish
stints nutrition"
The ma Robber rent How
He Got Into the Car.
“WA WWW
lap-has lass—m laaaa'a ear. Ila Ab
ran” manna n, III- arc-rots:-
I‘M—lo Prnlaaa lollwrnei'a Grit
and II Glad I. Dlda't Kill min.
rendered. fle-idtothemeasenger: “You
an’tfoolrne; I've been in this hon'neashe
ton."
'I'he lone-3n Was Gritty.
WhflePerryw-awaitingtogetthamoney
thatrain readied Lyonaaudthegarnewas
J.B.Prantb.amtolthehmericala,h-
1'.th city,went to ons
andhdaaiulerviewwiththerubbar. Ir.
said:“fleistheaarnernanwho
downaouthand'
“He always went under hi own name
awlwaaiadiguaatatthestateraentthsthe
tnohanyothsruane. Heteldrnehehnow
whatheywareatterhhninnyplaoe,“
ovutdad arrelt bychangtng h'w voice and
on _ spectacles.
“Paryhoneotthehrlghtaotandoooleet
fallow- ] ever mw. Retoldme that
Ianlthhlaflingandthathehnowhaw
gotoprhon tor this and never come out
Heraldthat heweighed lwpouuds
hflopumherandweiglm only 130 now. He
Hairball nrtridgea when be surrendered
Ml three revolvers. one large and two
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Ml ovation TO CLEVELAND."
llohluaa later-as a loyal lawn-run-
Wtaa to the lr-Prealdant.
Ara Alana. m, Feb. awn-ma-
dent Cleveland received a great ovation
harmtheoonsiuahaingtha annual observ- ’
annotWaahiactoa'slirtthyths Unl-
vudtydWhatorewhioh hadeliv-
sredauaddruon ‘Bentirneut inurNa-
tionalldta.‘ Resolutimw which extended
monomer“
preaidsutwasasWauddepnattadina
solidifies-humerus] iaalwndaa-ahon
tohi-lryammmttteenldtiassw haw»
tiveolparty.thealfairheh¢anouparthn
ilnhhedandlengthyelatand whichwas
kindly-Wed, coriander! with the [ol-
lowmgperoration:
Yonmaybachoaanto public once. Donor
lhrinkhomlhforbldln‘ once haleoaduty
ddtiaenship. Butdonotlaavayour lalthbo
Mndyou Ivory clonal-all or great.
hheldintrustioryolr (allow citizen. They
slider in importaaeain and in?
theiahorthey in”; hutthe duties at nous
oltharacauha m
sary.hutwithontthiasnantorahipallalnblu
"Mont. lntimeaolgrareuruponlhtlityit
wfllaoiveyourdllllcaltiaafluthsmoat
burnwilllead youontnlWWlitlouandit
willatalltimndalivaryoufrorntemptadon.
In conclusion. let we remind you that we
ma‘all learn thah-on
to
moralidaaawhich support it. wearehon-tly
truetoouraelraa
Tothineownselihatrna
Anditmuati'ollowaathenlghttheday:
Thoucaus'tnotlhenhai‘alaatoaayrnan.
After the reception the ex-president re-
turned to Detroit. where he was the guest
of ea—Pontrnuter General Don ll. Dickinr
son.
hMlCHIGAN'S REPUBLICANS DINE.
Bill-o Sada a Letter and flail-lay
'I'nlha on the del.
Brno", Feb. Zip—At the Michigan club
banquet. General Alger presiding. thetol-
(lanaralKLAlger.Detroit:
Ir Dun Sra—lregretthatlcurnotha
mtatyonrelnbmeettnxonthemmtldal
manta”. Butlmnotretraintrom
landing-word“ guodchaeron thepruapecta
olthaflepnhlican party. 0n allleadln‘sneav
aurearahtiaytothaiuduatrlalandflnamztalin-
tarsabolthepeoplewaareatrongaudgowia‘
stronger
0n the mntrary. our opponent are weak
ndmwiuweahar. 'l'hayaradivided;wa
arunnltad. llwadonotwinlthourown
fault. We will he jmtly canons-able it. with
sensual-ewes involved. arery Republic-
“ do. uotfeolthatheia appealed ”Mir
allyandthatrictory tn the election depends
ouhiu Very sincerely yours.
Janna. Bursa.
(bob! the speaker: was Governor Mc-
Kinley. 0! Ohio. who said among other
WNW
When the nation wanted the tart! revised on
protectionist. in In. it trailed the Republic
ans into powartodnit. and that party til-l l:
toatay, Not one page of it can be repealed in
ten years; At the pramnt rate. the pros-out
congress cannot repeal it in twenty-live years
They havostartsdtntorepaal it item by than:
and there are 2.511) item in it.
You can make wool freeon the sheep's bark
and tax it on oar bacha Pmtection Inuat In
lorallornona. Nomorwornan lnlichigan
knowaotthatarifl asnhurdan, but every one
at then: knows it an a hie-lug.
The Demandoa‘t how what they want.
(lowland don't had Hill don't. but he mayaa
the outcome olwhat haataheuplaceiuxew P9
Yorhtoday.
THE THIRD PARTY MOVEMENT.
Every State In the lilie- but "we Ieprr
aawted In the Cullen-co.
air. Innis. Feb. 23.-The first regulars”-
sionolthenatioulcmlerenoe allude-trial
unnot. however. be aatiatactorlly deter»
minednntilthereportoltheoornrnitteeou
cradentialslapraaeatadtoday.
Benjamin Terrellol rbmm national
lecturerottheltationall-‘armen'andlndue
‘l‘iii‘s
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if
A‘Shipload of Provisions Sent
to the Hungry Peasants.
W
I‘Ie [Illa-I. landed Down wlth 8....
I'm-l lodthamd .- tlha Marts-w
I" m d Mercy—An MI lel
ll “km“: the I'll“.
Pnrunanrnra. Fair 23.-—'l'he Indiana.
Honwithmtmotlouraudmvisioas
tor starving Russian peasants. left Wash—
iagtonaveaue duringasoeneoteuthudasm
aaldomheheldinthiacity.
When the Indiana pulled out into the
stream the southern wlnrves were black
'ithpoople.honaetopbaslheeummwd.
too were tooting.aud even my sight-
seershaddimbedtostatiomlnthetali
. nastaoftherr-alslyiugintheport. Corn-
nodore Sargent’s blur! mntenancs beamed
withdelifitasheorderad hlsresaeltogo
ahead.
The Indiana lay between piers 53 and
Mherhow touching the latterand her
rteruthetormer. Shewasdecorated with
buntinxfiomshmmmrmandabova her
Mover-ll others was the flag of the
cityoll’hiladalphla ThaB—tanflagand
b theRedCruaahnlloew-Ilaotharw. The
n. Hmhegimentbudandtheaermansocio
tiaa’malecbornsol 1w voices entertained
them-l public with music and son;
Bupwintandanthindenand Captaialdnr.
withifloflwmpreaerndordernpon this
andtho Boouaftertha
the Indiana. bringing the may: and party
aboard. word wasp-med tht the farewell
addraea would be made in the mpauy's
warehouse. the crowd preventing the exer-
clan-{mm heingheid upon the deck 01 the
“cutter.
All the Ialtha Iiw‘hd.
An-improviaed plattorm had been com
auuctad upon a pileof boxes and barrels.
andaronndthaaetullymatoodandliatened
to the brie! lire minute addremaa
When the chorus of rm rotten, under the
Iaaderahipo! William Escher. had finished
the song. Chairman Francis 8. Reeves in-
troduced Bishop Whittaker.
He was followed by the Rev. B. L. Way-
land. of the Baptht faith; Archbishop Ryan.
the head at the Catholic church; Biahop
Cyrus 1'). You. at the lethodist denominar
tion.andltabhilarcns.luatrow.otthe
Hebrew iaith. in brie! addru-aa Then
every voice was litter! heartily in the slug-
ing at "America." and thus the samba
closed. Thalinal gukpeedyetrenaainedto
halved Everyone crowded toward the
water. Aalarasthe eye couldareupand
down the river the pirate wereblachwith
the multitude.
0a the twidge d the steamer stood 0on
modore Sargent. The crew were stemmed
about use dwh. Tho- flapoverhead stood
straight out in tin: mil breeze. The smoke
was curling l ..:.._v {rum tlin steamers pips-a
leu the artistic wan blown. aper'tawru
hunial unhol‘t'. order: were shouted (ore
and an. the: gangway was hauled upon the
wluiri. tur- sailors leg-an lamenting the law
our and the order. “l‘ast oi! all?" rang out.
followed by the rummage o! tug ill-ta,
the tiring or cannon and the shouts o! the
people. The ovation lasted as lonzaashe
remained in sight and then the throng die
nod.
Everything Wan Gira- Iran.
Fllll STlBVIIG BUSSIIIS I ..
W 301mm,
'8 ' uniting nontrainlnuor lunar-trot the via
ion.
lies in the“! his A
ra- Dhluun'a lyaa.
‘l'ha mly increasing W
Ina-on. school children. and them
general arsdaudua-ol Wrought to
sumac to uswhrtim or not m- an outlet
early casein! or the wuditimra sustain;
the eyes oi the man; Devweter tolt
that thahuoha thry read and "It!!! they
truly ars- ot a choir and bums type. it
do we thlhflt' a torus and open
script tor their lmiuiwritingr no we use
to it that our relied bonnie» ambullt with
em to the telling o! the light in the
right way for the chlldmr'a minty?
Do we have the lights at limur an "I!
hill “at no Hale alt-ll prialuce blindn.
and aodlmnaao malts night dilllcultf Do
wamakaanre thaltlir hilrl holds lrla book
at mam-m which rim-s n wrrvet locus.
that he hoirla his body proimly in relation
tabla book or work. that he lookaoll fro
quently. thu- eliuriuing the chums-r at
the demand on the eye. and thut he in not
allowed wmlinue long in any snort re
quirina the too intent use ot his» «you!
Do we keep otrrwlvesoo the irmkont. too.
[or the firs-t indication oi let-bloom or
lulu. in order that artificial airb- may be
reaorterl to in new: to [Invent any pond
tire evil? That precaution in all tires-e di
realms in wine is evident from the (act. ll
we look [or lt. that in there llrinx what
might (recalled the mural life—that“. , .
without hoolta or line work—there is very
little trouble with the syn- when the can
dltiouaol good bodily health otherwiaa are
maintained-Harper’s Basar
ror Olrla In. with i. am, an.
A woman most familiar with tho-dran-
raaes oflarul to girl muudentslnbnth
Paris-lad New York adviaaa those
I”! ,
pemna who- motto is "Art for money's
raise” to do their studying in America
Evert lor tboar with higher mire-she he
Item that almost as advantagw- are
toltrbadathorne. ‘ here is noput boil
lug work to be bad at Putin." ahaaaya.
"and even it there were American girl:
could not comm with the trained French
artist artisan». There are no prrpilato he ,
had lor- nhviorts reactor In Almeria there
are pupils to he bud everywhere. and there‘-
ia pot boiling art work galore {or any girl
or woman with pluck enough tourihe' out
tor hernelt. and to rand the newapapera
ldvertineutentl. art notes and labor inwr
eat columns
"It is not alnolriuly necmry that every
girl who studies art should do II) with the
idea 01 becoming an more] artist [the just
as socially mpecttsble to be a neonatul
mint nrthum. making two thousand a
year. an to aell picture: to the eat-st at
an hundret and scheme to m yonnett
invited to dinner to make out your tired
hood. ldonot hesitate to aaythauwitb
ita variou- taehnial artachoola New York
oflera superior advantag— orer Paris [or
women lorslw study oi applied art—that
II. and a remuneratira aort out ot whrcl
good lll'allhuala may be smart by worn
en."—New York Pat.
low to let a 'l'ahia.
Breahtaat being the plaioaat meal ottha
day. the arrangement 0! the table should
always to simple. The cloth should bi
nputlm At each ptn-ori'a aent place I
hniie. tort. teaspoon or den-anagram. turn
blerand napkin. and if treah innit is to hr
served. a linger bowl, it there be no aerr
not I! you have a waitress. she will piano
the finger howls on as you linish with thr
fruit. It {with fruit hearted there must
also be placed at each aeatatrult hnile and
plate. The hnirea and spoons should br
placed at the right and the forks and nap
hinaat the lett. the tumblers to be at tbs
point 0! the knivu. There shoald bi
apnerbetweenthehnfleaudtorh tors
breakfast plate.
“are in. diah at (mil. in the camera! the V.
table. Have a tray cloth at each end 0! thi
table Spread little butter pints, as the
top oi ench plate. l! individual alt and
pepperbottleabeuaed.plaer them at tht
olden! each plate. I! Iarseona plaeetheu
at thecorneraol the table. Put tour tabla
Earl-3 Gravy lady.
The matter at having gravy ready what
wanted is a very important part at thr
Mid economy. and tinny s dist
which otherwise might ba‘flaunalaaarl
uproot-hie." is made nutritious and
atahle by the addition at
otltaneallsatwdaaddfl
ti lll' us 4;”
TheavNectar. 8 o'clock Break-
fast Cofiee. A.&P. Baking Pow—
der and A. &P. Condensed Milk.
‘sHoo"
FREE DELIVERY.
Brealllli’leato.
a.“ Strut. Iarwalt. Baas.
Read This!
Br arbernea. rstlrnatea and rhea
rackets
you can lml all n! the purple some the time.
and norm or the people all at the time. but on
can‘t loud all the people all the time. An in-
dowrm-nt Policy in the Connecticut General
Life Insurance Country in what the people
will have alter they ve been tooled into buy-
ln‘ when". or cheap inauranee. Cheap in—
anagram like cheap money; it ain't worth
rnuc .
It you want protection for your fatal! . or
youraeli in caae of old age. t a plain. dc nit:
film“ the endowment 9 an in the Connect-
l
‘ neral Lite insurance Company. of Harv
lord.
S. s. L’Hommedleu
amour Washington St. South Norwali
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-tints luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. Highest
awardat all PurerodExpositims. Ends
lune two large tics. Avoid
:ialhnsnand insist on having ill
NONE SUCH brnni
ll! Know n
‘ bayou arrayed in one-Tofu
suits. It‘will take him all his time to wear them out,
you'lrnow what that means for the family pocketbook.
Will withstand almostianything but the sharp blades “of a
pair of! shears and they won’t look battered after they
have been vigorously battered about the playground. You
can get no suit that will become him better and whatis
equally, if not more to the point, is this: Cheaper suits
I
1y
our 9:
Will
have never been and never. will be altered for sale.
. ”mane-9W
saw am.
So. lllllllllll Iliflll Plilllllll.
DvorthePoatOIes.
Teeth Filled sail Extracted Willi-
oat Pair.
seemm.g
Gold. ”a. ”and aw its
Artificial Tastli Willi!!! Plat“.
m, AND BM”!!! WORK.)
lll'srttsmatsslltshstlislsst
one ominorlata d
amend}? runw. oauum'mr.
ul ly
“Joni l. mu
Sanitary Mitt,
STEAM and GIS FITTER.
llllllllll l SPEtlllll.
"aria: “has: the Writ underpin
. we Wmhinzmi arm. iiourh tumult.
(tied it for
Animus
P liMlll N6
Ire-pact solicit-shared” it:
age. lreiarroptnrubtnglhare dime torthr
past save-Ayes“. in the employ of W. H. leek»
erhCo llwrwhwillharerr.) swp—
armored and
rota and will be
e M torrent—11h
«riafecsiow moronic.- . a
The leading fish market of the
city is at
#
llllNT it ZElllFF’S
34 Wasnrsmos Srrrm 34.
There you can always find the
freshest fish to be had. Six
hundred barrels of fresh weak
fish. just caught. will be here for
Friday 's trade. Also a fine lot of
lilo 8. zone,
34 WISHIIITH STIEET.
W." Meskertto.
Sanitaryml’lumhing
low Pressure .Sleaa lleal'ag
aspwtally.
T II All SHEET IItI lltt.’
llotlirllsaila .lsa. tssalllni—
is; Starts.
Agent for all the hayntart ('o'bapwtattieaaarl
Florida Boiler
trout-«roam
umammum
Painless ”BMW ' ' T
L. H. Decker,
ill WW mm.
SOUTH NORWALK
mm IN
WI" rem flint-t Gill. slurs.
coach colors and vanishes.
W
, South Norwalk.
LOOK !
Before You leap
Is an oldand trial saying. but it will
apply as well to Printing as any
thing else.
Society Commit-
tees 'who have
charge of Printing
will do well to
m» look at the beau-
tiful Art Novel-
ties. Souvenirs,
Programme Cov-
ers, Menu Cards,
etc.. on exhibition
at the
Sentinel llllics.
We'do the very
best and finest
Printing that can
be done in this
vicinity and guar-
antee that the
prices will be as
low as is consis-
tent with good
work. ,
We do all kinds
of Commercial
Printing for the
allies. factory and
store QUICKLY
and neatly.
Fine Catalogue
and Book Work a
specialty.
13
Railroad Place.
Evening Seminl,
aligned
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HALE.
run Dsuoersr.
" i; o. itrmrss.
Paper Hanger. talciminer. Painter
Will PAPER llll BlllllllllS.
lh'orth Main street. 80. Nona...
Sample books 0! trill line latest at lea of
Papers. Borders and Gilt Mouldings an to
for inspection. on notice by postal.
Estimates cheerfullr Biron.
Peat Moss
STABLE BEllIllNli.
rml’
Pratt’s loud
lor Poultry.
Ground Scrap
. for thickens.
RllMllNIl Blllll.
Inquire for theirPoultry Book,
free.
There is nothing, (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman’s labor as
much as Dobbins’ Electric Soap,
constantly sold. since 1809. Now,
why rub and toil. and wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
wasliday, when this perfect soap
is provided, to lighten your lu-
bor, and save your clothes? If
you have ever used it, in the 22
years we have made and sold it,
you know that it is the best.
purest, and most economical
soap mode. If you haven’ttried
it, ask your grocer for it now.
Be sure and get the genuine.
wrtlnour name on the wrapper.
llflll TIIIS
alone, thatmust
ME, “Windward;
ata nowledge
theralaeolanartiela.
Therelsasmuchrealprasoapiuahar
cl [hillbina'lilectric aain for" bars at
anyotheraoaprnade.and itwill.“
attending to directions. {our
Norwalk Chronicler