CIS & CO. ’5,
nebington St,
.Norwalk.
For $2.39.
A Bargain While They Last.
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET.
um EVENING ‘SENTINEL.
“Ills 901.0“.me Prowl-tor. ,, III“ “I. Poorl- of our on, m hells
manning.
NOON! PHASE.
6...... 2"...“ on: 17113:
($52.1. 10:12 3%2433
[hiatus-o Alma-as sorted-arrow.
New Inch llerall Weather Ismael.
Thewealhsrto—dayprcmiustobe clondyto
partly cloudy-ml warmer. with rain, which
maybrcomsheavyJollowodbycleaI-lng. To-
morruwitpromlsasto be generally fair and
slightly cooler, preceded by rain on Long
WORLD‘S PAIR CONTES’I'.
——-—-——~— 0
Per the lost Pep-tar School _'l'eashsr In
the I'm of lorwall.
T1118 COUPON. in or.
' dcr to be counted, must
mm office on or before
the above dang“.
be returned to To r: Sax-
If your liver is tor-
ill it will cure the
trouble and make you
file] "like a new per—
Try a package of
599 Paper
)l’lss Bertha Allen erltl .
Miss Mary Allen. llflv‘oe'r River.
Ball, Frank“
Miss Addie Benton, Over 111
Mrs. Cornelia Bennett. Concord
Bl
Miss Annie Bencdct
‘3 school.
ll; ll. Plaisted,
iss
li- Carrie Flinn. Center
W (3. Finite. Franklin ..
Bliss Ialtlc l-ngoay. Canto
r
if . .
Miss ”innit: Godfrey. East Norwalk.
Frank Gregory. Cranberry Plains
Hum bart,East Norwaik
Elisa nah: IietlerJ‘ranklln .
J tiny. Bast Norwalk
Miss Mary E. him-mt“ ()I'er River .
and.“ ”Mitchell Concord. '
43 IlSllilliTllll Sl.
IIIIIIII
CELERY
nuts am. not m nmootum
amt.
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ulla St. ska. North (Jen
mg “Rim Wondm
Horace B. ngbam. 0m mill" ..
BUTCHER 86110018.
A level lien In Idaho Where They Want
to lake Butchers go to College.
A petition hasbeen sent to the Idaho
Legislature rsying that inexperienced
men areemployed throughout the state
wmmwummr
"Infill-thsbsccmsadellabtaadulea
flammwwub
Yankee
- Sillllllill.
. ”summmaadll not fall!
“Instanta-
llily Ilrug Store,
I wasnnloros 90:"
blood to remain in the meat as they suc~
used in extracting. The petition goes on
to say: This blood cream fermentation
and renders the meat unhealthful.
same bungling men fail to remove the
hides of the animals until certain humors
thoroughly protests the flesh, ruining
its good qualities and causing its con-
adyiersio be sllllcted with unsightly pim-
ples. A bill accompanies the petition
which provides for an examining board
of expert butchers and physicians to ex-
amlas butshsrs belore they are allowed
to do slaughtering. Certificates of proli-
cisncy will be issued, should the bill be
”consolaw, and butchers without them
willnot be permitted to operate. The
bill provides for schools where slaughter
ingwlllbstaugbtalntrads. Thelram-
snot the bill recommended the adop-
cnby legislative enactment of the
Hebrew method of slaughtering food
80. FORWALK.
Diedlaldsnlyalml.
Jamss living. of Barton. wasoutcn
the beach at lung’s mammoth
noon yestsrdsy, when he wasstrleksn
withspcplsayanddlsdalmostlnstantly.
flswutwmlydsyundamsad for
a number of yssrshatl lived at Samuel
‘llaa'snsaghssrsltsetm.
fig“; mu“ m .
M mm M ugh hung, thmwlsg In. strum
Ra‘m was dental: In. W.
'FlTICk & gall“ disses-r, visa-president“; In. I.
tram W.
BOUT]! NORWAIIK.
Ild lavlas.
There will be service this afternoon in
“Trinity church at 5 o'clock.
0. ll. ”dict, of Warwnsburgb. N.
Y.,ls visiting his unmet-Ismae-
dict, 41 Taylor avenue.
Thu-e will be a rehersal of “The Coun-
try School," at the lint lethodist Epis-
copal church. Tuesday evening.
—-Eastar novelties at Laue‘s,21 Wa'sb‘
ington street.
A live alligator, direct from Florida, is
exhibited in an aquarium in one of the
windows of F. A. Lane's bakery.
Hrs. F. A. Tolles, of Fairfleld avenue.
is spending a day or two in Bridgeport
with he; daughter, hire. 6. F. Flinn.
Frank Parker, the blacksmith, has
leased the John Dingee place on Roton
Hill, and will take possession April 1.
Miss Katheryn Csvanagh, of South
Norwulk, is the guest of Miss Mamie
Murphy, of Elizabeth afresh—Birming-
ham Transcript.
a
On Tuesday evening there will be a
drill and guard mounting at the armory,
conducted by. Adjutant Crofut and Ser-
geant Mayor Wade.
——Best quality. Lowest prices. Also
light lunch. Lane's,51 Washington street.
Mr. Brown, manager of the United
States Frame and Portrait company, is
making a large crayon of Rhcdy lic-
Ginuis, which will soon be placed on
exhibition.
:Justice Edward Barrett tried his first
case this morning. Charles Williams
pleaded guilty to drunkenness and was
linedrz and costs. He could not pay
and went to jail.
The Stamford Y. M. C. A. pentathlon
team is out of the inter-association cun-
test with Bridgman and Norwalk. The
local team was no match for the practic-
edalhletes of the other gymnasium——
Advocate. __~
'1) \The regular prayer meeting in the
m C gregational church to-night, at 7:30
k, will be led by Nelson Dicker-
man. superintendent of the Sunday
The subject will be “Neglecting
Christ and the Christian Life. "
9 The case of Henry Ochs. of South Nor-
walk, charged with selling malt liquor
without a government liwnse, will be
5 heard before United States CtmImissiotI—
9 er Wright at New Maven on Saturday.
Herman Quittnrr has furnished bonds of
$500 for 0t:hs' appearance.
~11uyler’s candy, fresh every day, .at
‘ lane's. 51 Washington at.
J. R. Raymond has the contract for
the carpenter work for another house on
‘0 Crescent Terrace for General Nelson
Taylor. it will contain nine rooms and
so beaimilar lo the others on the Terrace
53 owned by Mr. Taylor. The cellar foun.
dation was built last summer.
The Rev. Samuel Seoville, who has
placesin Stamford. visited a place run
will probably prefer a complaint against
the proprietor.
A woman stepped
poorwoman.
”Mablepn
restaurfiit. Open-"night.
street, tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
wish to attend these meetings.
s, whsu the drawing will take plans.
cup,depotnstsannt. Opanallnlght.
been conducting a crusade against
gambling, dances and other disreputable
by John Bescken the other night and
foundadoaen men playing poker. tie
into $9100th and makeshcrt addresses in the (Xingu.
as slaughterers, who allow as much ““91" oillce "ii” morning crying ”in?" gallon. chapel this evening at 8 o'clock.
13- She said she had I‘ll-l Io-l her Imm- A collection will be taken at the close to
5003» containing ”’01-“ ’13: 0" Railroad assist them in completing their cduca
Mace. She advertises for its return in Tllv. lion.
Sam-Ian. today. and it is hoped that the
finder will return it to her. as she is a
at Lane's depot
The Woman's Cbristsin Temperance ll itdosa not knit amputation wli
Union will hold its regular weekly Incet- necessary.
ill; with Ills. Knight. 47 South Main
- after the nickel-ln-tbe slot musical ‘
In. Knight particularl organ each
ml ”I” hands llsllnvl’ phonographain towu,ls once more with
istlonisertendedtoanyothersthat
B. J Wadham; the “will change. He has.howsvar,glren upths was
marketmsn, advertises that he will gm MW“ W M m remem- -
away two free tickets to Chicago and “'0 "0°“ insurance ml“!-
rssnrn. Beginning neat Saturday every
purchaser of. goods to the amount of
twmty-flvs cuts at either market, will of J- B. Illler, rho MI III-ad the but mrwhaw Wilson of Baldwinavllis.
receives ticket with scoupou attached.
Theonponwlllbedroppsd into a box I!" I“ Milli-hill! returned home
and thetlokot mum .qu September Indvlll won't-"'9 Win-for Mu» mm,” of a. slim mum Mall-Im- llama-min mm dan-
1 am all right lo-dayundwotlldlnaist
Emma‘- Wflr on Wm! Ilmt. m I" “W W'W‘ 10‘“ MM“! on everyone who I. new with um
-—-Purs codes with purseresto. a
last evening, while Baguette“.
of m’ I'lllll I I t alltsy alclocktbismcrulngaralnaesthsntasu “m
"DIWALI NEWS.
5+.—
BOWATTDN.
The members of the Methodist church
A truss, Budget at Isa-s trou- Ins
are arranging for aNew England sup-
new pips imported from Germany. The
home on West avenue. hiches in diameter. It is made of oak,
Mr. andlrs. mm, of Wests» thaownsr.
one. Norwalk. are quite ill.
church held a verys
linandllrs. SJ. Benedict oth-at ht gm.
Bedding, have visited in Norw'dk. “d "m” ”cub M "‘8 ' I
on Summer street with the grip, Were served
Canaan.
bank and the sleigh was overturned,
A gallinacultural 9.31”" “"0"“ “5 breaking the shafts and harness. The
rehearse the first degree Friday night.
the city, as follows:
the moon.
Henry F. Burr has been allowed a pen.
they arrived home all right.
Fred Post Lockwood was driving Ed- the Washington Souvenir.
.1uue2‘3,1891 noon, and when near the Methodist "WNW "“3 commem-
The annual report of the Board of church “"3 ““1““! became frightened 3} are up before September 30."
School Visitors of the town of Norwalk “ double ripper and 1"“ "'“Yv gmng d"
were broken. ed. Disgusted with
The funeral of lira. Mary A. Kellogg
o‘clock.
home at tho Congregational parsonage Annie Rollins, Annie Cutbill,
the grip. .._,. _
Mills. Asa buwudes, William Suiflin,
The pupils of the Winnipauk school 21 lock cod
enjoyed a sleigh ride yesterday qut-r- Joseph PM?" r}:::_m w
A
noon. Three teams conveyed the party
'0 “’“100- -m Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bates were sur-
Oflicer Martin is under quarantine at prised Tuesday night by a barge number
his home on River street, on account of of friends. There was music and danc-
his Wife‘s illness of scarlet fever. Spoc- ing and a good time generally.
inl officer June is doing duty for Mr.
littrtio. .
—-Twc~nt_v lire @333. all on pan or visit from a large number of her friends.
bunks m Pinnuo's Book Store. A delicious supper was served.
Luther Wright. of South Norwalk,
multitude.
crowd.
save the Methodist preacher.
bliss Lizzie Prince was surprised at her no {Lluimile wail:
ale behind it.
the same plan of assessing asour borough
assessors.
valuation of 88.000 and Gov. Flower be surpassed.
ccotmcted to pay $21,000. Charles W. lllll, an inmate of the Sol-
\ dters' home at Noroton. died there Tues-
day morning at 9 o'clock.
there the last two years
stage.
At the meeting of Buckingham Post.
(i. A. it. last night, only routine busi-
uces was transacted. The hall was
donated for the use or a gathering of old
soldIcvetobeheld next Monday evening. I! sed w. fifty-three years of age. who knew him we“.
llrs. Daniel Slnwson was coming
of “writers will mnrmie at Dsnbury. w'rntts from the pmt~otiiceTuesdayuftrro
llay ‘2. There are between 7.000 and nmn.t~xpectmg to take an east-bounl
midi) Foresters in the stale. Delegates train. She heard one coming and any
from Court Norruk. of this place. will [Im‘tl it mbctbe one she wanted. She
attend. in! just stepped on the track when the
_ . "Boston tiyer." which goes through
airs. Mary Shaummglaughtcrof (lat-n here about 1 o'clock,c.snto rushing ‘U
Sbanr.on,of Hoyt street.whu has been ‘ l hul'. The engineer put on the
confined at “lt‘ Middletown Insane brakes and Mrs. Siawsuu had just
Asylum, and who w” Tn.“ 113' dischsrg time to gel on the platform before the
cd secured, was bmug t mim- by her train rushed b.)-
futher last night.
DBAIATIC WINGS.
fit-limb officiated M “w Theatrical flatten In ti’huh Play-Going
People Will be Interested.
From the New York Herald of Friday,
August it. 1891: “Mme. Ida Klein, the
soprano, received an ovation not only
The grand court of the Ancient Order
Methodist. minister.
in the bud.
Rev. (2. ll,
funeral of the late Jeremiah lhunister,
which was held from the residence of
his son-in-law, Robust Holt, at Winni-
pauk yesterday afternoon. There wass
large attendance. The burial was in
Norwalk cemetery.
immediately disbanded
A Sensational Pamphlet.
A quartette from the Yale Divinity
school will sing the old plantation songs
artist when they ate one.
kept on singing. as her audience wanted
‘Ocsan, Thou Mighty Monster; was par—
' tieulurly well received." Miss Klein and
her company will give a concert at the
A surgeon has again”: the fractured Nurwnlk Opera House next Monday
leg of George Knapp. cl Strawberry nil!“-
llill, which he recently broke while re-
turning from slamming at Great Marsh.
This is the last time the limb can be
of the Canada Review.
New Jersey nominations.
A lye-kn Depend.
Nssuvms. March s,—-Ths committee
having the Davis matter In hand adopted a (”wonmmu pleas judgeol M‘ . ..
resolution requesting his resignation. hing lineman
Speaker Davis refused tornlgu. The house . ammua
than declared the chair vacant and then
Barney Kelsar, who formerly looked WMJ'A'TMHN“
um um asset: as man.
llxw YORK. March l—«An sari
us. Be hssgrown better looking since wsslslt bars ysstsrdsy. The distnr
. stats! tothswssternsldsol
his departure from licrwslk, and his mmfim. “
trlsndssreatslo- to account for the man-amoeba sac-punglopscpls's
live 'aasa lee assault.
mass-t st'lfla- immaaalbaay
Brunswick. 111.:
In! of this I’ll“. CODI-
hormones, Kan. larch 9 ~Wlllluna
lam ysarsinBartford perfecting him
self in a building erected on Read & gulltyol murder in tbsssconddsgvasaad
children or. or
Pltoher’s castorla.
'l‘hsraln museum-Ilium» sun can somhbtohumllfl-
sum a rut sauna %
MMIMIWMP- Thrust- nominations-smacks...
tarsabonttownmchoksdwlthlcaaaa Inflammlanhswllsr. Willis-P.
Blastmasaasbssa
mowasdtbswstwssttltsoathsllswfl Ill Wat-flu:
Pltchsr’s castorla.
Rice form?“
have obtained 4. lbs
. Remember when we offer bar- “
gains they areallfrcsh new goods. "
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
or 250.
Our reputation will insure that.
Catch on to the life lines we are v , "
throwing out. Our goods are sold
on close figures, so you need not
pinch your appetite to save your
pocketbook.
Weather
ve them 5 lbs Gunilla
teir pudding when they
CHARLES . s. sermoun.
will“... Is A film.
‘lhs Real hath About One Who Has
aura-n as also... Wm- Nov-Inn» hm-
t h tb. .
The bank examiners are at the Central, 9"- w I” held a” h" o ' a mg: "ml . Donia Fountaiue. formerly of Nor-
Natioual Bank to-day. 3‘ Thouses 1’" been plum walk, to whose exploits much newspaper
space was given, has fooled the public in
”II. E- J- Hill 5 W ” 5“; stem i’ three I” m and the In" five the most approved fashion. He went to
W Washington. says the Stamford Advo-
“WW-m i‘ "'7 W" Find by sate, where he sponged on Rev.W. J
v Thompsom, a‘lfethodist minister, who
in TI“ 15pr 10'8““ 0' thelfethodisi gave himabome free for two months.
“M” necktie One day Dovale came in and said:
“Thompson. you know 1 am an elccu-
home of Frank Surya- lhin “mt- A tionist of nosmall ability, but] need to
Miss Ella Gregorv is m .t her home 100d "“11 was mined. Refreshments get my name before the people, sol have
' laid this plan. I'll post notices all over
_‘ .. Tuesday evening Edward Themes and Washington and then 1 will cover the
Our Brolben’ Lodge, I. 0.0. I"., will NiasAmy Cole took asleigh rideto New country, making speeches and fame."
They ran into a huge snow Notices were. printed and posted all our
“Notice! The citizens of Washington
h nsla best on me fly“ m of mag re 1 repaired and are going wcnntribute for the purchase
“I“ e y q d. e was tempo ny ofahcrse and carriage to be iresenw
to Dovule Fountains», which wil becalh-d ,
It will be
LEADING GROCER,
market will be slit) to compete.
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
13 North Main st. 80. Norwalk
Telephone call 5231
Taylor St Golden.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons lmkin
with the How 0
rail and examine our 11%.
[lf‘t‘r‘fé and an «out to rim.
\T’ v‘ \"I‘ I'll).
READTHIS!
"0 FBI! TICKETS 1’0 CHICAGO All! RETURN.
Beginning Saturday,March 11th. 13%. to every purchaser of goods steither market to
the amount of 25 cents or more. at one time. we present a numbered ticket with coupon at.
tsahed.1)ethcb the coupon and deposit it in the box; retain tfi ticket until September as,
18111. at 90' clock p. m.. when the prizes will be drawn in the following manner:
The contents of the box will be emptied into a bag and thoroughly shaken. A child will
then be blindfolded and draw one coupon from the bag. The person holding the ticket with
the corresponding number by presenting it at my ofilre will receive therefor one first-class
t ct Chi and tar l t So w
63:51.33... les Inowhwndfifidi‘da 33%" '15:? $§”§.’i’é§2§‘i‘ti’i"m em..."
Satisfaction guaranteed. |
BealEslaleandlnsurance.
foralot or house nnd lot,
pnrthasing, are United to
“s have 11 em for
rule in fiery part of the (it) at rem-tumble
an); if
33 WASHINGT
The Largest Block of Meals. Fruits. “roubles. ’mll Fish. etc. at Lowest prices in Town.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
FIIEE llElIlElll,
PEOPLE 8 MARKET,
21 Wall st., Norwalk
Telephone call, 5 '1' 3.
gqlgrfammenls
HUSPITAL IENEFII‘!
BPEHA HOUSE. llllllllllll.
sion of M per month. commencing from ward Iadrigan's mustang Tuesday after- viewed by thousands of pegple on ill;
ease. sun
in your contributions where, thew notices
0n the date named Dorale went
for the year 1893 is ready for distribu- rectly ‘0 "I" stable PM" "W track. The around to collect the money and to his
“um “053 bar 0‘ “'9 “9'8“ and “‘9 llamas chagrin found that no one had contribut-
' this unpatriotic
Samuel Mott was tendered asurprise act of the American people, he hit on
will beheld from her late home 0“ Be!” party Tuesday night byanumber of his another method of lkcomiug popular.
d9“ Place Saturday afternoon at 2 young friends, who enjoyed themselves He had it announced in all the Washing—
with the usual pastimes. Those present ton papers that on a certain day “Dnvale
bits. '1’. K. Noble is confined labor were Misses Lina Stevens, Pearl Stevens, Fountains would at art on 1118 fireat walk
Edith Item the colineut on a wager of
on East avenue. with asevere attack of Payne. Kate Crockett, Kate Hills, and ”Jill." lie was prepared to make a
George Moore, Frank Cushman, Samuel farewell address on the cipitol stepspnd
then start all amid the plaudits of the
When the day came every
arrangement was fulfillml exc‘pf. the
No one came to see him slur:
With a farewell to Thompson, [locale
started oil and the former has not heard
from him since. There was nevi-tiger
, rm accidental the
blunt? near “It? Red Mills, 1“! nlgbt. h? a last moment. no banquet at SallFIamfli-
m. no coming in a few moments behind
time-no nothing but a lake, with Dov-
He is somewhere in [he
The Fire island W9 d0 "”1 pursue who has a blacksmith shop adjoining the Central States. taking pains to spread
Methodist church, is doings large busi— the newspaper report of his great feat
The “had i“ W at a nose, and for musicians work he cannot and preparing 0) map tl'e fruits of his
popularity by once more going on the
Mr. Fountains has had several love of-
m. had bu.“ fairs that may have mined hi5 1mm 5
3". um [0,. little out of place. but he is yet the
mt'l’l)‘ lien] in hip llavenandwas swell cleverest fraud that Stamford ever pro-
known orsleftuan and boatman. 11“. dot-ed. People in Sorwalk and vicinity.
- never took any
‘\' ANTED lint-smoking by erporitm H1
~1re~~msker Boptgv-irtentcby theday. Fit
and finish t-erfmt. A115 h) trench ~y~lem.
lies! rrlrrentw giv-hn Tr-I'Iltw. 31.1) a ray
Mrs. )lartinrz. 47 South )1 tin arr-net.
"N ("BBS seamned hard wood It ant», i at
nme. John 11 tents. m» in
‘ WOMAN dimly-vs W1h~ltilit§ and ironing.
- 1‘ ill I.” out by day or do it at her home
7 ‘0 rent from April 1 lift“; or part of house
in South \urwalk M a family of adults.
Address. giving partitulnrs' 1). 1..'5 ‘Sentinel
omee mot!
“)1 Si} MAX_ about fifteen vars old to
recummrndul. Apply at lbunt’llre.
T0 LET.
’l‘iH') furnished mum-I. h with or without
board mer Danni-on 9 gr wry «ore. It
Snrth this «user. South hot-nadir. m9 it
with. mm 51 per motth cat-.1. All-inn
Scull.- Vnrm ilk. In? in
()Nitl hum.» ‘ lloy strum in t.r~t:i_t,~.a
order It rmms. rent ill "nuke in.
Elm Iimvr uteri rmm- nil in good writer;
cam in 5‘ vre Sn 1.- \urth \1tin ~r .‘l pit
to ml‘k'lm 11. Kim“ a it (‘51 -lreel South _ or—
7 {:1 tr
l‘liil‘l \prill t. the store and lnwmrm .\'..
Ell \\ n-lllrldfun ~Iru-r FUW m upi 1 by
'1'. 5 llonalvbwn lnquiie artile unite-If the"
01-1 Weill lgurt‘u. at Win-hingtnn 4. um!
1 UPS!) Sn. 3i “'nshlmrlon street. spurious
gmu‘s and l‘nl’hllltl’aliir fruit; but few
llllnllla-e' walk from depot. {pun tniludlr‘)
1'. El) l'll'at huliunti Bank South Surfiwslk.
i‘l R\lsl“'.1)1101 5E.- \dc-«irably lm' atnl
Haunt mntairh eleven rulings.
Apply in l‘aylnrsr .vtl-l‘ll’n.
m. ill
Inn Mm 111‘.
tent reasonable.
m;- nr‘
l‘Uf‘ll at Wed Suns tin firm at E Int _\'ur
wait. house no Mann»- «rut hull-r on
huuw Ely avenue. las~lllrv rnr vimmrr months.
- Friday Eve. March Ill
.\ Descriptive Lecture by
ennui Mcsmms
timid laundry)» and Ian t m: e u-ll' rel-uni: cleve
mended. Atltlh: ~.~ .11. \i.lb1~ulfxce In? ii.
I a
nauguralmn.
A learn 1hr: print: m: business.)1nst bases A m. -
good common school education and corn..- weli d lss'on’
Gallery reserved for Ladies.
husmhlu. monitor;
“I ll. KSAPP Ill-get.
llll\ Fi‘. Hill!‘ has two store rooms to let
I "manila llarlen depot properly on lb.»
The ('umuly Sm tress
HOEY’S
Keep it llark
W. T. [tilt-1X11
LIZZIE RICHMOND.
LITTLE Al.ll‘1£ 11.133052
“‘11. F.l'.\1tlt01.1..
m7 1w And it h: .3! Company of ("ommly Players
‘ ‘ See the Butterfly Dance.
furnished bone. ““1" a“ "“1"" 'm llenrthe’l'tlrphonelmvt'
Set: Liuh All: 9, Hanmn'
Hear all the Latest Songs
Everything \ew. Bright and Sparkling
MIN“! seal on sale at l’lal~led's drug
Taylor unnm. norm on “th “reel In" "rm"
stock in his walk aortas the continent.
Mr. Fountainv's family are very ne-
epsntablc people and one brother is a
A Plot Illnckesi In llulnslnln.
llosuLL'Lt‘. Murch U.—~.v\ cvmpiracy that
bodes! ill for the preservation of pence in
the Hawaiian islands has just been nipped
it was a conspiracy to bring
about a contlit-t between the English and
Americans in lloutvluln in the hope that
In international 15.5116 might arise, so that
during a possiblesnbscquenl clash between
Great Britain and the l'nited States the
question of annexation might be forgotten
and the islands left to themselrn. The
move was checked by President Dole or-
dering that the guards of the eaquun be
. MOXTIKEAL, March ll.——A pamphlet of so
from the audience, but aho from the pages eutitled"Clericsl Ruin"and which
orchestra. and these musicians know an prumisestu create a great sensation in the
If Mm, Klein religious world, has been made public.
contains u terribly scathing arraignment
. of the Benton Catholic cl" of the Do-
her tombs wouldbestlll charming her mlnlon. The work i, (”myth m. of
bearers as the lierald goes to press. in Canada's most brilliant of younger l-‘reuch '
result-rill of Weber's Canadian writers. among whom are San
“'0 evening h" K Vail, formerly of La Patric. and l‘iliatraut
Tltlx‘rox. March 11—» Governor Warts
sent the following nominations to the sen-
ate: l-‘or pilot commissioner. Elias A. New
ell of Cumberland; for common pleas judge
oil’s-sale. James ingles, Jr.. for common
pleasjudgeof Cape May. Joseph E Hughes;
Virginia seeks Tennessee Territory.
._W'Mlll.\'u1’ml, March a—The stats at
Virginia and the stats of Tenn-am are
tiss to asnlt in the Uallsd titans mums
W court in which Virginia seeks insecure s .
strip of land within the boundaries
macaw. but claimed bythsOld 1):) m
nun-nth “M m- mlalonlobsspart of itatsrrltory.
Three days is averyshorttimsln
which to cure a bad case of rheumatism;
swarm. March u—Jobnaou 11. DH» but it can he done, if the proper treat
mantis-domed, as will be seenbytbe
Julius w. altar, of amt-h, a sun gmgmwmm; £5: 2', following from an. Lambert, of New
"1 was badly afflicted
with rheumatism in the hips and legs,
when I bought a bottle of Chamberlain's
Booth Norwslk. llr. lllllsv has many m m" 4~-- ~~~~~ tsrvlbledlsssselo “Chamberlain's Pain
friends lnllerwslk who wish hitnsus- 1" %?.l.l.uh';' 0"”- llalm and get well at once.” lit) cent
owaoo, ., are Jrks norm .
eesv. I l l ' (1 Railway 1 bottles. Furnisbyfl.0.8tlllson, drug
Childlfll Cry for
”Mug-9mm!”
mug-mammalian.
monumental-unclean.
manuals-sauna.“
its) word Brother-
«rm-t 5 r! Ill: Var-unlit.
mm ”(I molt-It u-a
llrI-Mwher
Hour? ~lub 1.
9'1 I' '(u‘ll
“rat .\orw.tlk mad: rent in
fur-1 Plane; rent :15,
J' llsnfnrvl i’iare: rent 3:"-
\lo-ulwnnl.
wnur and sewer Innnutiuu
(i. Hlulcnhu k. '30:. bani street Nona .Iik.
South Norwaik, to run- or two gentlemen.
item. 2..»
Slain street.
abundance of fruit tram. etc Rent.
1‘ lgar ('
Mill-,0
vents-mos. M reasonable ram
J. ll. Jennings. t Knlcht stmt.
Poll NA I‘ll.g
I tlll'llaml two wagons.
iim‘nl’n, at ti.R.Tnva-hrl:l
corner of Washington and Hunt
for cash. Imnl lre at flit
b.rll‘l|rv.HonIh orwalk.
Ijos'r'
curwnlmr on llallmotlllt
ell-ark containing about 12m.
please leave at Basil column-
NOTICE i
on ion or
paint: IJIINTUIIIPAll".
Tb when if my l‘tmuvu:
day of “It mouth.
wmfflthfllm
some him" on.
ml} in
'l‘VtO an. Irlmv-m l nmn~ am it Vt. ‘J \r n
,W 5 I) J t’.
lrtmr. .nt 1
lt‘ROJI April 1. ~lnrr 1'; .‘Ilflli “HI :1 sin 1
Imr’ir ~hv up by John
Applt ml” \ 5t... 5-..111 “arm-k
ml in"
l ()1 ii! H home NiVnnlwnrul .kH-h l I: r- llf
Th! iluvlb Irt lImt—z‘ nu tip
ilk” [Iltil’ll- sll’l
lint liminromer South Main -lrrz~t and Han-
Apnl l. bun-e l" 11mins.
Apply to Ill. “(It
[)15111 \l5i.F hmms lira! or mend tftvnr.
Apply to
fl". If
P1 11.15 \!\'T and Very desirable in nlslml
a front rmm Sn ill South \lnln street
I'Jltf
ilOl‘th of amen nuum on («tar street.
Apply in 1. lines, \‘nlrtb
ill
Tiff: ”altimeter plat r. :6 Marshal street.
Ham and alarm: one acre of ground.
3'
month. lnréulre at the cm: I: of the 01d “tell
0 ll Washington street. dlll
P‘ON receptions. entertainments, writes and
. )1. ball \\ stcv street.
. Klutrlc lights and all modern mu
Inquire of
A?! Kim
Apply to Harry
- t hmr sturv,
\laln pin-rim
vnol It
11!! business IIan as Rirrrshle in t rram
l’IVIlimI. (‘lgav and f '0an tinmry store.
stmk and Ilrtumiurluilln bottle. etc than
'ashiugton it"?!
1' t
lltlflufi-Whlfill}m hetweesmth Novwalk
silencing-Th“ Illa Nmalk. (2:. I’ll”
III-ma riot-L
Finder
. ldjoumed luclian Sale!
'l'ua innovator ssn flrnrm Sum-mutt»
Normans. Conn. March I, int.
When we first installed our incandescent
service, we were compelled to make the rates
charged mrvaspund. as nearly as mlhleJo
the service render-d. Manse. at that time,
than was sunsets: lint could housed with
“Manes that it was trustworthy and ae-
carats.
Heter- srw now made which are perferi reg.
mass of the current used. and we have resolv-
ed to use there in amt-semis with our entire
tune-ailment system. from and after April LL
Altsv the palms" laws m tater-
alah light during the entire twenty-four hours
The motor rates will be m rents llrr 1.1mm
Watt bearawllha ttlscenat of lemmas
allhlllssaidatowr nurse-er helmthsitltb
aaadsltlssalllamntutsmesatmmbs
credited at tbs-fist sack twelve months to
customs” whsss bills for lass-assaults»
on W. ltr. I’d-ton. wul sits
not mum-mass- “! “MM.
ms IOWA” Alli! sou-m IOWA“
mtlw
35% when
OPERA HOUSE, llllllWllK.
If. F. ADJIS, Hut-o‘er.
MllllDlY on; Mill. l3
‘I'IIII
lDA KLEIN
Operatic Bunsen in.
lllA KLEIN. l'tlma Ileana. Soprano,
Mil. "AKRON llEliTllAlill. Tenor.
“1.1.7.. ”In“. [IA THU. f 'nnlrallla.
NlIiNllll till Nfii’l'l'l VITTA. Ill-0.
NH. CHAPS. E i'llATl' Mush al Dlflclm‘.
RHII‘ ID SEAT”. - 15c. and .l.
“INPIIAI. ADIIBIIIDN, - 50¢.
tlrvat Artists. Baccllent Wise.
Sealant: sale at l’mneo' a and Phlslsd‘s. nut
JIIEB NilllllE l Whitest.
Will sell at
Public Auction
By ordvrcfthel'uurt trf l'vnbuts to ~
est bidder. calm pv—vlrmnlyd dings? :lkl‘t
private sale onthe lthdsyof flush M: t
o'clork all-rm. at Ilia factory balldlv .
Ntalamlallo fattest at It min at l a
estateol‘l’lltl astrols a» nil:
llllll llltl mlilllllmilloyt st.
lately orcn ,
shoe manna-1J9 m.“- as .
I‘m terms of Llwulrem of the “bacilli".
Assims in inmlvaaeyot AM» fie-aim.
NOTICE.
I'hlu day
“5ng
r n lstrlot athssflea a.
I m.
m ‘5' figmg‘gmummut
aurofinal «luau «mm m
m. to
I .
Mlhe stun-lint mtg-”n "that“?!
Dated at the m m c"
«aluminum»? as [pfiila "‘
.3. ‘2.“ mm
mm lhsflowlh all 9m
NOTICE.”
Norwalk Chronicler