store unit! then. ' .
iii. LANENI NEW on LIFE INsNNANNE clNNANv.
_, » / OFFICES.
RROADWAY, sow YORK. ' AT 1. ll. non-s, scorn sonwmx.
' ‘ mun undo
1st memo BUILDING, WASHINGTON 81'.
'"m‘" m "m“ BILKEII III THE TRICK.
Ilaaaawt
Other We Isis-duo"
M58 Social" at thrBouthoo A In!" Inflow recur A'l'
walkllapthtohnrch,hstevrniag,wss' Tl! WHO.
notauenddhyasrnauyaswashnpsd
Iaattwa munch" Mmmnmaaalsatrash
lanolin. summarises-statuses-
willphWadlington towitnntheln-
angusstion oi Prudent-elect Grover
.flrvehndonlmchgssthsmostpopu-
Iarman in Nor-walk. will lmve South
,, liorwalkonthelo-Jleapr-to-morrow
“ morning,accompaniedhy0¢tl|lB.By-
lugtai.juniorediloroitheGa-tte,who
willsrethat Ir. lotiinnh gets raiely
aboarda train for Washington on the
{In-less” Central railroad, at Jersey
City. Arrivingat the national capital.
Inchiuuiswillbemst by Editor A.
Enyingtou, whowillsho‘wthe galhot
mayorahootthecityandahoseetbathe
gets timb- hotel accommodations.
Ir. Minniwill wear a neat suit of
blackbroadoloth,apairoipatsntlestber
. _alron,awhitnahirt,aslalllillgoollar, a
ionfin-handtie,ahighsilk hat, and a
large white satin ribbon badge, upon
whichwillbeinacribed, in St. Patrick’s
Dayink,thefollowiug.
Dauburytracksat tlo'.clook I-le
Clarenoaliuut,oi0besmutstreet,bas wmmmtumk .0 a... at.
retumediromaviittofipringlleld. Rs mm: could not to... an
wondrstpriae.ahandsomatravelingm and then stood n.9,.
cup.atawhhtpartywhiob heattmded until an m may mm,
whilethere. as be was unable to make the ani-
Ex-llayorW.B. Reedwassurprlsed malgoaheadorback. The engineer
Imdaynigbtbyanumberoioystermen mwthehorss andsounded thewh‘atls.
oalingonhim. Theywnrnmcompgmod butcouldnotstopthelocomotiveintime
bptheir wivn,andall hadadelightful to avoid anaccident. The engine
time. much the horse in thehnd and left
lire. Elizabeth Brendan. oi Bayview side, turning him WM? around. ‘
avenue, returned "and” aiternoon gash three inches long was cut inhh
iromatwomonths’ v'nit with her son, iore-leg, '1‘“?th W'Ildl- Thehar-
Jotmn. Evenden, in Chicago. "- 'I' W hm"- 1"" M "I
lira. E. 1-1. mm” ”d ter taken to Bolmsns' stable,whereDr. s.
Hildred.oiDaohury,aro filers-d” W.Schoppan attended to his inJurtes.
“film“ ortwo withImStarr Hamilton, of 10 Que-I- n“. W'.”°"' “d °°"5
BI’fie' av ' tinned the delivery oi in goods.
WWmD-C. limBoseOlmstead,.oi Holt avenue, YESTERDAY AT HARTFORD.
1:? has returned toNorwaIk alter spending ,- o' l ’
t m.“ I c“. u .D— '- "lu
Dally asserts u” "m“ i" N" Y“ ‘W' anal-tall Shellfish can-lsaIeIIr.
.I. K.Judson, oinomutoo, ngent oi
the State Board oi Education, was in
Rot-walk yesterday.
Ills. G. Kirklnnd, of Hudson, N. Y..
ls rin’ting Mrs. J. J. Nash, Berkeley
When 1 o'clock arrived yesterday
afternoon, Senator Pierce called for the
orderoithedsyintheStateSenate.
which waathe reportsconceroiugthecoo-
iirmationof John S. Seymour, of Nor-
street. walk, to be insurance commi-ioner. lie
lire. Pardee, of Rondout, N. Y., is saidhewould probably harcthesupport
visiting her son Frederick, in Rowsyton. of every senator in moving that the mat—
James 1). 3mm, of Pound Ridge, in be postponed until Pod-r It I
formerly oi Norwalk, is in town to-day. °m 23“” Crandall '3 sick and
. . u to present.
.Jnmwrrxrsrgm s... ....._.. ......... ..
' , the commitbe on executive nomination
Its. II. B. Parson, oi Brookaide,ls in and . WW“ the minority ”P0“:
”hm" lwlrblosaythsti ampulecttyagrer-
able to a postponeunt oi the cor-iden-
moons.
Thebadgewillbefastutedwithagold
pin, from which a nutmeg will hang
pendent.
AWrsporter enommteredlr.
IcGinuis th'l moroing sunning
hinraeli in front oi the I‘airtield
County National Bank. The mayor
mid he had not fully made up his
mindwhst heahoulddoio thehigcity.
but he remarkd,“’l‘here iawan thing
I’m determined,me bye, and that’s to
shake the lmndoi heaidentCIeveland,
do ye moiud." Corninniug, he said.
"I'vebinstrorrglythinkia’ahout drivin’
meould gray horse downto the depot
at South Kawalk and aakin' Iir.
Boyhgton to ride with me. It will
give the bys some inn, you know.
Divil I carewhattheysaytome.
for two cents l'd wear me prisint
midtllnomiledmeonldwomsn that
notsrondropniliquorwillldrinkwhile
MMNMM'I'HMEH
mekstledudeeo;”andsuitiugthesctitin
iothewords Ir.lc(linn'npulled his little
hohalchypipeirnmh'npochetandes-
hibiteditwithpride.
The reporter, noticing that Mr. Ic-
(lirmh had his hair cut and a clean
damnmarkedupou the change, and
thonsyorseeudhighly pleased. “Ye
ms."bemid.“oioourrelhadtolis me-
selinpaleetlebitsorstolwktbe least
w W
Inlctllnnbisinhighspiritsoverthe
trip,aadrays"lt'sagreat wimei’llbe
havin'at thrinauguration oi Prnident
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IOIT’IIARI [Mill
Mus-“lathe!”- elerh'sifl-
IaaDarhtheIsnthalDaae-her.
Thaiollowingharecordoithedeatb
Iledlnthatownolerh'soloednrtngthe
monthoil'ebraary:
CHILDREN 0? TI! PATBIIITS.
fleeting oi the lens and Daughters ei the
level-tie- Ia Wellington.
The second continental oongrem oi
the Society of the Daughters or the
American Revolution was held in Wash-
ington, D. 0., last week, from February
Wintheflsth. Therewereprcsentover
two hundred delegatn irom diderent
section oi the United States. represent-
ing a membership oi over twenty-seven
hundred lenial descendaolsoi the patriots
of the American Revolution. Thereooma
oi chapters irom the Northaud South,
theliastand West, all not in Iriendly
annciatiotr and dhcumion ior the best
interests oi the patriotic society to which
they belonged.
The electionsioromoersoi the National
Board of Management took place, and
animated dhclnion, as alsothe reading
oi short historical PM varied the
programme oi the diflerent seasitlns
throughout the week.
The galleries were constantly tilled
with an interested crowd oi spectators
and many reception were given during
the week in honor oi the coupon.
Among the roorptions given there was
thatoilr.andlrs.Cabell ontheevan-
sametime torpeak, but Senator For
secured the door. He asked for the dam
oi the receipt oi the nomination with a
view to seeing if the ten days‘ limit in
which action must be taken would ex-
pirnon More Friday.
“It wreaked last Friday.” raid the
clerk and Eunice Pierce.
Senator Fun wasaatislled and the mo
tion to postpone was adopted without
further remark and without div'nion.
In opposing the confirmation the Re-
publican willrest upon their legal point
andif theSenate iserenly divided the
lieutenantrgoveruor will probably insist
upon deciding the result as his constitu-
tional limit. The arguotent against his
arsomptionoi thisrightisoneof usage.
Appointments to ounce of pusons
named by thegovernor have always been
made by the Senate in executive srmion,
atwhichthe presidentprotem preddes
and the Iieutenanbgovernor never ante.
Only asrmtors vote.
At this juncture, however. it is not
probable that Democratic senators will be
governed by tags.
The tenure oi the peanut insurance
Y. I. I). commissioner expires neat Monday.
Feb. rmnm.s.......s l s ydfmozmghfiu|wml " M'h’wumm “I.“
b Wmhfi.l.l.ll I ' "“5“ y. will ex lb
t—Idward‘l’.Whltarr.K....u to 3 WW birthday Wrighmutandfln uni-ha u anthem“.t do
b—laelsnheksr.l.li......n a it legal” mum on“,
23:32:13“ """ 2 I n “mmwwwflm‘” ”mwzmm 5.... in t... ow...
lullabrwhll. l oitheAtnsricanltevolntionin Washing :
Ewart. south Ilorwalk, tour years.
(herbal-hell“ ”Wired.
‘u.wran~t
mlttsroaanscntlvsnomlnatloas.
A rmolutlon was mud by
.OI-C
thrroolstylawblcblrs. Bmirouhrd
basnaodasplyintermtsd.
I" “III MST 0037]!!!“
”ammonium-bunches.-
alstohasaa ta rheoaastrr.
'l'bsaesaalrrdraoithsltewYurk
David thorium“). oi W
part, sadllseatorllohasl J. Houlikaa.
,Wos logtoul‘ street. Will have a desk at I II. Ildyt’s
lor,tlarousgmrorlymrhs utumnal-assures».- ”-
and marked them at
Call and see them
as we represent them.
flrflfi-wfiflfi'flf"; JEFFERSON LEBTIIIIES.
‘ The Great Actor, Author and.
Artist in a New Role.
cal-J- h~ifi~
met
aren‘t
‘Bunday Dr. Tel-rage pretend hissermoa
Ibo- church debt, I will say that during the
- was thsdisrbargeol two men ior dlaeoar
: ml!”
' rsstrsrraypsrtalalagtethsehnrsh
when m mm the' out: We
that: “all at the Herr-yells.
New You, larch t—lbls ior .lnrsph
III-tron somewhat at a new rule-that oi
lecturer—yet it would be hard to dud any
onset the Isrgesudisucetbatgrsatedhim
last night at Carnegie Noble hall who
would say that he did not fill it acceptably.
it was titling that the well known actor,
full at experience andrtcb laall thstmakn
his worth the living, should give his val-
uable-entree in nhali oi the New York
Winn association, at Ulrich In
Grover Cleveland is the vice president.
Tbbohlectoi theaoclety is to giro some
slight training to the poor little totsoi this
Mlle-l city that they may not ior wont
oi it lulu [rims their livu all that goat to
make them pleasant.
:Ir. Je’lieraba flea Itage l’rtgha.
in the course of his remarks air. Jeler
sonatid; “l addrused a small party the
other evening at a social club, and on that
occasion I was aeked whether I hurt erer
experienced stage iright I replied that]
had never been without it. Mr. Schnrs. in
his introduction. raid that it would be as
wipe-nitrous to introduce me to you as to
tell you that the sun was to rise III the
msisg, but i thought to myssli while he
wassaying that how happy I would hell
he would only go right on speaking till the
son did tho, as.) thin would sure no the
embarrassment oi attempting to entertain
you.
Winglgltembtlng nature. Oala‘
thus:
‘Asitold you last finndsyfllseausad
’tbalaettbatws hsvabeen hulldlngtbras
churches, two havl been we
arslnanealgency must relss
up“:
byAprlll. TonythIhn
doingmyahsre toward the lilting
lssttbreeycarssnd tourmonthsl have»
oeived iron the church over sad above
what I have paid out lnlte benefit“ I
know not how long God will call me to
make these Milan. but I am willing to
do as he may indicate"
To the direct question "Doctor, is it not
true that you content resigning your
pastorate?" he said:
"I preier not to talkonthssnhjben I
have done nothing definite-that is to say,
I have noverydsilnitsldeain rfiard totha
matter. These money troublesoioors outbox:
press us. They interfere with my w
liontaidecarasarelntruded uponma, those
same cares will certainly lntariare with
my spiritual etlncy."
Itvraslearned that the lndebtedasrsd
the tabernacle Is 031,215.50. On April 1
notes iall due, which must be met, to the
amount oi moon.
The mutual income of the church, da-
rtvell from pew rants. odlwitions, baqumte
and spontaneous [lit-I. ls summon It
coststorun theehurch ior a ysarfltflll,
oi which in}. Mgoastothepastoruahlsaal-
"I
AGAINST WINTER RACING.
A Mammoth Heating 0! Opp-wants ‘-.~
se-hles at Trenton.
‘l‘ltln‘ioll. March a—x" Jersey's capt-
tsl has seldom witnessed a demonstration
order people made against thence tract
bills and the legislature which enacted
them.
The rnilmadsrau special trains and reads
a special rate to Trenton, which resulted la
bringing a large throng tothecity. The
delegates lound that no eliort was tube
inlet. h'q’ them out of the anombly
chamber. but the crowd grew so great that
it was decided to adjourn to'the T ior
Opera Noon. Those present i In
prcaedonsndmsrebed tbrou hthutrasta
When Dr. Kempshall called t e mastiagte
order there, the house, which tsoneni the
largest in the state, was crowded irom gal-
lery to orchestra Many vigorous speech-
were made and suitable reeolotionsadopt-
ed. The chairman appointed a committee
oi 50, representing the ditierent counties,
to present the ‘ " to tlie‘ -‘ '
next week and work for the pungent lbs
repeal
Emperor Illllan's ”kn,
Buu‘s‘, March 3 ~ Emperor William
iailcdtumzilte the sensational ape-11h ea»
pooled into: him at the banquet oi the
Brandenburg diet. Part oi his speech wn
asiullows: ”The living (anemia!) “(and
oi compiling the monarchtcsl lratlitlonsoi
this pets! with the mt regime to the
disadvantage oi the latter. This is airuitv
lentask Iatuslook bachupoathesplen
rl'ltl post wllhout useien regret. lat Its
endeavor to become worthy oi our sane:
tors' deeds lmymli hope tomtablirb a
state oi thirty with which all Germans
who desire to be will be I
hope that the goal will oi my people will
strengthen my resolution, although I know
that It will be impossible to antlsiy avery>
hotly." The emperor made nadir-rt reisr»
once to the army blll,but spoke emphsb
lcally oi the hearty accord in which he
iouod himseli with his chancellor, i‘mnl
run Caprivi.
III In fluent Always.
"it to possible that many of you asaoclllo
me with the titaranter oi Bob Acres, or
Golighlly. or perhaps with Caleb Plum-
oier. or our mutual and impecltnlous
friend, Rip Van Winkle. However. [beg
you to bear in mind. ii yon hare derived
any amusement imm my delineation of
thne characters, that I was assisted by a
company oi talented scion and nctreaaen
line-hm l was supplied with the brilliant
words at such turn its Dickens, Buucimuit.
Sheridan and our own Irving. Now mark
the dilerrnn. I am hm alum, thrown
entirely on my own resrmrwes, and in that
impoverished condition I stand before you
lean original character—a dmple, ill-oarL
tatn. nervous iodlrihal, who in his new
“WWW” harvw for sure
whether he will link or awln.
Acting ls lie-Ins, Met Art.
”Acting has been, as I think erroneously,
Oiled the ninth: art. Imitation Ir .1 gilt
and not an art Acting is oi mum n gilt,
but without a=rt it can produce but little
but art repm
duces The pnintrer will seldom paint a
picture twice, a novelist never write-a the
some story twice, but theartor mu» play
his part or er and over min."
Speaking of thr- dilierrnce between trog-
uly and comedy, )Ir, Jeiienton said lame
one ashnl Garrick which he liked but.
tragedy or comedy, and the great actor re
pllfltl, "Whether I . III or well, whether
in high or low spirit-t I always tech-anal to
tragedy, but comedy la n serious barman "
The speaker continued:
In the Days 0' Ills-plus.
"Thsspiusacted In Athena upon acart.
Those were glorious days ior stars He
must hare been a star, as he was the only
‘ oi his i , ,. There were all
high salaries ior supporting companies; no
extra wit-ti? Thesplus was the wonder
oi Islam a received all the receipts
There was Ito criticism in the morning
papers. I think I use are him now stand-
lug up In his art, with his splendid Ilgurs
outlined against the clear shy oi Athens.
depicting despair. revenge, hatred, and re
ccivlrlg all the gate money, I am told
that they hate excavated Athens ior IIIIII'
dmls oi ieet and have never icnnd any
ruvln'ol an .Iraltt'i agent.“
The Who-III. Cur Itrihe lethal"
Warlusu, lurch a—Thb electric street
car atrlh is as far from ssttlarnant as ever,
and scenes oi violence are Just n irnquent
last night a Ira, supposed to be lmaodl
ary, broke out at the nrhovtsa oi the cum-
all y In South Wheeling The pnbllo ls
log patience with the strikers. but,
owlng to the fact that every labor organi-
sation in the city has lahen up their cause
and declared larycotta on all who patronlae
thanrntcnmltssemsalmnt In his
ior matters to be settled In any way
than by arbitration. Theseus-oi the strike
Urn. Il-radhllt's Mb.
haw You. Mart-Jr !——A ablegra- was
received hereunnnunrlng the death at Nae
sen oi Mrs Rosalie (lslslrn ilierslmlt. wits
oi the well hnewn artist lira lllarstadt's
summers have been stunt with It" has
band In New York and atherbirthplare
and II. homo oi hevialher. Amt). us
horaeiWatervlllsJI Y. Since her mar
rlagelw noon» hsabarn well known In so
drty'at horns and abroad. liar entertain
muitsto Longit-llowaall others to Parts
and London are well "moorland. llsv
body will he brought homrim lute-vault at
Waterrilla.
‘ manila-tsunami.
Cam Pa. Ila-uh l.--‘l‘ba ”than
m‘lu.nl:“ o; the ’1';
I oo alts
few r" ..
"“311“ a“ Avg-lit but
an
”33%“ a). Indian “3.
(Wagon). ”Wei 'r
atoll lioras (MIR? Dakota. John ”op
tlsta(Wlnnebago). shrsrha: Inbr- Mum
asatt'hlppawa) lilo-mom
teslaa to passengsrn No wags question is
involved
Propane :lavade cit-man lenday.‘
AIIAM Clrr, lira" Mares ma—Alsag
oihommekerslnea-p
rim-Tenn“ E; 3%”
but Ia "gilded“ II
pulp lean—“bag?”
theaters snaagvmaate bow
wmuh
her You. Ilrrah l—Yovty-thras ms.
harsoithahonasoiblshnpoi IhrPreler
tam. WI thunhiatthnlledBt-tes
yin the has llosans
u.u'”:lbh-op ”music-a-
stthreplfipste.
sastleottl mkrhbhonprsfldsd. The
iorlkeparpotsoiorasldrfill
a lanes vlsltesw Itrlhe Isl-ts.»
ilmrnt 0., March tailprtl twill, It
is Unlined. wllnan nits oi the largest
strikes that has ever occurred In the Ohio
valley. The It lees-uteri. will
sell fluriflmta rdvssasovrrtbslrpressat
war. which will not be greeted All
other tools. will, aessvdlsa M I» will
understanding, also strike.
convention
eseiarnra
(tassel-s- wsatma'rrsae.
(ll-tans, Marsh (—11- tartli return.
movement hi spreadlag la Iisattoballnd
‘Ihey Dss'l lrha the Mass.
mnws. tholl l.--Ia the beast st bem-
mess It. iinlllrt ramplslsed that ran-us
was being flooded with Amerin- silver
worth Imibulbperceatot ltstaas
trains. The nulnl‘etei Ina-re promised
an tensile-slits. and said that Miss
amt British sinner scald hr the with legal
easier
I m halter M
Racing“. Hertha-«Jobs! Willis.
a well known new par use. altar has a
ward-eh»
“drown. whet. seat is as
rim-leased rails Deena
”tern-m. ”humble willow
.._-M...... --s. w
“garcons-t
trader Manet-l0“.
wire he pineal settle
larsbbr 'aedw
it» lint
‘ .rsss nous-q win-- a fight-
i rash-armrvmnus
Imam-it, hairs sun: um
hIi:
NORWALK and SOUTH NORWALK.
WIT 1'03 Till! NEW YORK P003
Mit- snob-s no.”
ghar ”atom on Andi- '
one. van ans'rrnn, Proprietor,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
whiter this date our store will be
elated ea Taesda. Tharsday and
Friday "only; a d e clock.
open on leada . Wedaesda and
Saturday evening’s y
83 Washington 8!.
(till. VIII lLSTlllE. Prop.
M. 8 SMITH.
.___”_._—
treat Reduction in Flannels!
This will. be the biggest week at the season to
buy Flannels chea'v.
Ladiee' Gents’, and Children’s Heavyweight Il'lannel Under-
wear to be sold for what it will bring. Our center counter will
be loaded with these Bargains.
W
The following is a bulletin of prices:
Gents' whitoBhirts and Drawers, reg.
I!
C .85. II ”on u
N I. II I. ‘5 1.”, It "' II
I. dd II it CI 1.”, II 1.” id
II II II II I! 1.75, It I.” II
II n It I! u 2-“), M I.” It
.85, “ .69 “
dd u u I! In 1.26, Id .93 ll
H II II CI fl 1.”, (I I.” I!
it It n M u 1'75, u 1.43 tr
pi u as it re am, tr 1.“ n
u It It I! l w. it .73 It
IO U it II ll 1 26, ll .93 II
u is It It It 1.”, ' u I.” n
W
Ladies’ white and gray ribbed’Vests and Pants.
Regular price 01.50, reduced to $1.31 each.
u it
u Id :3: u rs I, “‘2 i:
W
Geatr’andhadies'WoolHoslery audGloves lobe soldwl
thsahoveatarimilarreduetiop.
:‘i I
M. 8. SMITH
pr.0 .,75 rod'c’d tot.“ such
1
Genme Shirts and Drawers, reg. price. .76, red’c’dto. .ttleach
Ladies’white Vests andPauts, reg. priced .65. red’c’dtot .llleaoh
ii Nlllllflllflw.
2 Largew Lots Bulml In
4. Good Lots
Woodward Ive.
9 lies lots
Riverside Ive.
l4 Choice lots
Lincoln five.
l5 tightly lots
" on the Bluff
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be offered than these lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I offered my first
purchase of these 10 “on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now, and
their warrantee deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—the happy owners of a
prospective home. You know
them; you causes the model
cottages already built. Why'
not make a beginning now?
You can buy for cash. You
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly—any way
or amount to suit you.
If you will only try youwill
own a lot in a’short time.
——-o»———-
PRICE,
$350, $400”!
For further particulars”. en-
quire oi
JOHN HINDS,
On the premrses,‘ or
CHRISTIAN SWIBTZ,
83W nSt. stthooflnn
morale in Wotimgu '
79--Vlashin_gl_on St. «'79 I
wA_L__i‘”‘F_i____.EENs
Pictures Framed to Older.
Il'l’llllt' IITEIIILI. ._
Paints. Otis. Glass.
Nllnlil. NANEN Nllolt III
nmuan
L. H. Decker,
70 Wall-rte- It. Is. lerwalk.
A GOOD TOWNI
tn
1.4.,
guru.
noto- street.
iii’fil rrttht tlvtrrr rttt
manganese.
mam.“-
my
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