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!b the Editor of The Sentinel—Dear
Sir: Gouldcrinsthc source and the evi.
dalt faotlhat several dayao! close at.
tsntiun and apparently a vastsmount of
editorial gray matter were consumed in
in composition, soable an article as that
which appeared inthis morning's Boar.
intended. I suppose. tor the upset pur~
pose of crushing me beyond the po-ibil-
ity of recovery, could not escape my
notice. And thonghnot of great length,
still. in jmice to the super-abundance oi
expre-iuu it contains,“ will require a
somewhat lengthy reply. When I had
finiabedreading it,',I did not sit down, as
might have been expected,arrange for
my final. draught In appropriate
obinraryand settle up my worldly ac-
counts, preparatory to giving up the
ghost, for the very good reason that said
ghost showed no disposition of leaving
lug articles pertainingtothellleotrie ‘comsfinnltheoldisuhioosd sw
Works.
”downlnan indisrnhhc
‘ Amen. Anvil il—loh
Should thefionr’sqncry loreflslm- WWW“ stars Weill—Chane
moonlainlngtherspertolthom "I'm: “I.“ '"W ultimo—tbs pro-um sets.
millennium“! lnlu objootl “b madamnlhnmmnnu
onlyunswho lihcstoaeestavs. Whats
wonld'.be pleased toshow thew h it "b than
lam 'I'hereport bwsutedJ whsts thins whispered. tva w
”W llaeonlmssdthsmnrdsrsndaton-prsp- VII-W hell the
housstops. All
believe. by theeditor, who expects, with
srstionstobnra srsmads as the convict whoesmpss
theaidolhkremarkahlepowesaatman- u" alivsw wayolmrooL—Nsw York gyms“?
ill-We mm. ”W” M the oom- Whlhmdhmalwayshtgthaecsa
midoners have spent more money to he no irregularity to complain lit—Now
opcratetheplantthsntheyhaversceivrd 0mm] ”ashltha
tromthecity,andalaotoshowthatiia that ”W W
1,01!) nominal candle power ("term oi mmgmw
convenience”)lampcosta filtccncentsto‘ mw'wqammb’“
operate {or seven and aquarter hours, W can't h mg g. u.
sn800csodlepowerlampwillcostaeven minuluinthsgivsr. Icrthsthnsit
and :pne-half cents, s40!) candle power with“ ‘3' k m m‘m
lamp willeost three and three-quarter
“This in an entire! new wrlnh ” ob
cents. and am candle power lamp will mod the mnmgemm 5:. tall
only cost one and seven-eighth cents;
view of her check for the first time ins -. “m-.. . ____.._-._, m...
quite an interesting problem it carried Wmml-CIIW Trim
out far enough. and 110de will benefit
Wlfllljyfllllbwloverlei
SEE-EH... M—
”.rmfwm Boots, Shoes and [hint
to lure Sleepless light
wua imam-m. and meant..- ' - " .z
m h m m M“ . m over oflered 1n Town for the lowest prices. Call and see for
:1 duties become I delight m1 Llfsa yourselves.
We have the largest assortlncu‘. in Ludies', Genis’ and BOW
:Mmthatmhwith
Yankee _ .,
illNl outrun. Glover 8‘ Olsen’s,
otthecrsmation wasa mgr-who. llama “Bern, Bridgst,ronandpntthialrttcrin
its present habitstllm. but, on the con. “,6 mm vs- unknown You? Burnett. when as thahoa and haquisknhrmllt." ”And ill-ll Cm "met 8W“ lingers.
. - _ . was one the leading young lwsit (or an miner. mi-l"—Boston Ber WHILE 58030283.
“'7' ”M m be ”mam" dang Wmcmmwmwn'“ 0"“ m 0‘ Wm!“ mil ‘ ‘ con. "I.“ count-mes. 8 I Washington St. 80 "omuk
ing hadhappenedtodietnrh its ““qu not, in justice tothe Hour and myself, at. When there are three, it is'worh.— WWI-Zuni, mm““""
In:- accept . position on its mun-n editorial Tu“ SW :figfi; ffifim on" Imus SI“ 42 Wall St. Norwalk.
fl; must admit “will xgwfim' stall. but this refusal 1 trust will not all “gmfilb mmwm u my}, “2.“... RE,
won my PM u '0 “8 “P minute the friendly and patronising re- 11 n 1““ VIC-WW “1-51th at wasrmto'ron er. cementum. *— _ ..
and gracefully expiring in the presence sud “W m by the “W3 _mwhm ”mm!” "ma-3:? crave. Or a WA(}()NSI ALL SIZES OF
of so terrible an avalanche of chilling
sarcasm hurled down upon me by the A. E. Wmcnmn.
omnipotent majesty from the Boar's 111- South Norwalh, All?“ 15, 1893.
alwd editorial sanctuary; but the only -..___________________
rusun I can vouchsale and beg the edi- DRAIA'I’IC WINGS.
tor to accept, in lieu of his disappoint-
merit, k based on the fact that my “0138' “finial II"!!- II Winch "III-60hr
tors were noted for their longevity, and 7“". '“l " hm _
1 have no m; desire of being the one Fowler and Warmington’s comedians
-to reduce the family record. It ion very “'9 ‘0 “We” 8‘ ”W HI“. 10 night, in
lame apology tohc sure, but the best 1 am most huehableoi pier-“Shim“!
m May at my, “my doles, W. the Light of the Moon," and those oi our
m 1 was M to cnoonmnr other readout :who know a good thing will
and more terrible 'hmmm am not miss the opportunity of seeing this
aame source lunnieat of all the [area comedies.
No harm was intended in attempting ”The CNN ,9! Society" is the name oi
to correct the intilligent editor’s min aplay whosetame ishnown toall lovers
atatensenla on one of the low subjects of the theatrical success for the past
which I, in the mail of extreme youth, few years. It will be presented at Music
supposed he knew very little about, flail, April 20, and the (act that John
judging from the way he handled it. and Stetson's carefully selected company at
theonlyone with which I prided my- playerswill appear in the piece is a»
self in laying familiar. I am wiser now, euranoe enough that a large house will
having discovered beyond a doubt one greetila production in this place.
“u" asosrv arruuncn
-—-~ “A...“ W... clusulnsml
ennui-tilt 4m. ' W- We mm 4
m..— 7:: SPRINS “PENINB. New: flannel comm «an:
ll..lt:lisr:r&llrtflotiil.ll Wanna-nudism”! Prices to Stilt All. MESS I SWD; . X
“n n "' "n lllllllll ““8 ll” BDIIHS W F M Pierce ‘
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editor. Next! Respectfully,
We Jar-y Asa-so Ira fault-rat.
Dawson, N. Y., April Ill-The coroner‘s
jury in the case of Charles Parihnrst rsn-
dsrcd a verdict that Parhhnrst's death was
the result of srssnical poisoning, and that
the prison was administered byhiswlls,
Carrie Parhhnrst. with criminal intent.
The jury exonerated James Bowen, who
was with but an to
the charged a; awry
mute LEAVE $0811! NOBWALK A8
1014.051: .03...
gtm‘c-zcitemfmz“ lllilisla] and Friday. iprilia,” H en r y Tilly. “new man...
" 'nlc ladies m cordially invited to attend. .
Mlsi‘la'lllfifiliéil Opening of
IOIr'I'II NOI'ALI.
“18mm sumptuous:
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An lino-census! hangs.
Clncsoo, April lib-Unlucky “Pln '
Pardr‘ldgc,inviswol the decline in y
wheat, madeanattcmpt. it is said, togst
back some 01 the money he was loresd to
put npinmargins during the big bulge.
According to current goaalp he was
promptly given the cold shoulder, and
other victims met a tats exactly similar.
Prise "sitar Almost Dew-led.
err, Ila-a. April ll—Iyatcrloua Billy
Smith, whols trainiag at Nahanttn I‘M
whocannotzzmiitlkenflnd {328:}; Tbesctionof "Nora lhchmltellrds Am Mwm“ ,0, u, “I“, MW'Wbmwm-W We are showing our entire new line of SprinanrmmlI.
time. under ' communal-rem dcligbtfnlhomestoryof lilo in relan . mm mum-mp or the world and includin Jackets C W ' latest shapes and
with some of his remarkable wisdom, stirring in MM exciting in situation. scum before theConcylslandAthlstieelub .Illl”! “SIM“ l g . ' - apes and- raps, m all the - ‘.
Should I deem the object WW! 0‘ Besidestheilllrity ottooe nodretinement "ma” “‘3‘“ W ' ”"0" ”Wm u .u"~,§’z;h&aam u cornhlnrd witha _ ety es. Our line tins season is far superior to anything we have
”can l “mu hm w I wk“ of m _ ‘ n i. 'i‘h “quid“, drowning while bathing in thasurl. 31?... «Earn-:3 £15. :7...“ m commute Investment. ever shown before 111 this line of goods and contains all the very ,
no Witness ls Frightened.
14111.: Boer, April lit—W. H. Burk.
hardt, the iniormiug witnsas in the Clay-
ton murder case, was delivered to the pub
itasltiary authorities for sals beeping. He
asks that Hickey be kept in jail aftsrhla
departure. Hickey says that ll be hamme-
alres man and meets Burkhardt howlll
little 1 have Ill-01W am "I” I" songs. humorom incidents, sparkling
short years of experience in my chosen W- brilliant wit and cm dew
rotation, and begin all me! In“! 0“ mg. ”Nora Munroe" will be seen at
an entirely new liner. lie objects to the the Norwalh Opera House on the even-
,standard electric terms now in use, “.301 April 21,
which he style- WW 0‘ mm" Sam's grand mum will coul-
once,” “a "n M, shortlydmolu- meuce the season of World Fair ofliclal not him to pieces.
. ' no . . W
W the W by an 3““ ’ " hand concerts 1n the large music hall on "Mm. Bull's-I'm u. “u”.
“5W ”‘9' _ the World P-ir 8!va “ML ”'1 VIWA, April lfi—Prolcssor me. in.
From the “’5‘“ humility of my state- 23, playing daily until July 1, when the eminent meteorologist,whoae accurate pre-
‘mu mono m we “in I We M "' mm will go to s... York to appear for $3:- or :1» new ..mqm... in n.
m m, the W glam, upon nauia is «using ramsrh,pro
“d ' r?“ ledge "W ‘_""""".'_"‘°”‘h' " “W” 6'1““ dicts 11m nextBunday will be the most
Ind 00‘ 0' Ml ample {and 9 new music [fl'llloll-Il Iianhattan Besch,on mu. 4,, d “I, ”u m “an
he ‘0” “19 many “an” thing, 0‘ won (bury Island. and hurricanes in lanes subject to seismic
derfnl pomibilitia all important lnvcn- In our article yaterday from the New “M"hum'
”mmmmmmmg Yothrusabout MnBryon's'imldv hie-mum‘-
“I" I'll! 5 WM, “bid! “1! 1mg,” .e notice the company b going herons. E 0., April 15,—“. gown
dreamed 01 by m ofthssday. tomakealnwstopbdm theirChicagu aunt steamer Quadra arrived iron: the
Ir. Edison will shrink to a star 0! the date N h ,‘ have this Vr- north. where she has been inseam
mthmagnitudewhentbeserssultsofa ' 0'" y can we ’ , 9' the "ported Indian massacres»
_ ‘ . lormance with us loroueormorenlghtr? island. It was found that thsalairw-
madaofaraheadofhistsmearethrown Thecompanymfltamdyheaxwd m
opentotheworld. lwsstoodull,hsing to WM.” ‘00! a "min the Inc-
ense-11.x.“ strata-u: 101 Full particulars-MIMI: lion ror you t n v '
DI! at. Di ALI-s ax. all at B in: WMWM‘ NEW“? later; 0 ohms.
W&W*“”§”""" II. I). Slllll, Geneva! l l.
1-... -» .....,............... - 5;... KiD GLOVES. _ a
seed Potatoes " “4“" All the latest novelties in Kid Gloves for Easter. Full line
BMIMTEB ‘ of Foster hid Gloves in black and all the latest shades, in 5 and “I
hooks. Ladies’ Walking Gloves in Modes, Tan Slates and
sum. 0F ”93' '- 1.03.660 Brown. Biarritz GlOVCS in English Red and FoxBrldwn, self and
W’” AND SULPHUR. black stitched. Lucille 4 button glnce in Red, Tan, Gray, Yel-
The meat essential thing to W W M 1" low and l’ink, blackfititchmg, large buttons. Eight butter! lion-
ouccm in raising wtatoee Is quetaire‘in black and all the new shades. Aguaranteefiriven
pure seed. If you an- furming with every pair of gloves we sell. V
for fun or money it will do no
particular harm to try a few of
the new varieties that are sprung
on u long sullering public. The
best seed comes from Arooetook
County, Maine. This seed is
carefully selected in the fall,
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_+ , , :Trié‘traln & Hyatt.
"' °""E""'"°s' xi THE lEAIIlNE llllY 60008 SHIRE,
‘U ndertalter.
purely mythical, as nonmalns oi masssr
cred Indiana could he toned.
ml’ ‘ mm“ a”! $1111; 2' tropolisolthewestern seaboard. Such r» slams-«unis... andstored where “'9 tempers» 1 11mm” 11mm. nonwaul. com NO.||2..GAZETTE VBUIL‘DING.
Minna-l The" 'ncipals “W‘s;- splay wouldhearelieffrom the No. 2, Warrant. April 11—.an the tuners so regulatedns to keep ow-l‘ tailorsdhallraynepos. __.._,
:3.“th gill-bound with awe; amwflum N°' 4 mph N" mun-star $.31 span: :1: the tubers in adormnnt condi- winning-out. “I'M'i'lnll'tlr” '
while thsrwerebeinselkud- I n- Y“ m" m m "m “' u” M ”ram amt-“ugh- tion until wanted In spring Bl" Al “ME AN” SAVE MN“ I
interned that m or Mummie- '30,th h g” “3:. :2: , planting. REMG‘VED .
havcheensnbmittad tolr. Bd'non.hut
naturally their inmtos’s name was
modestly withheld, which certainlydoes
not aeooount tor-omen! tbecuriouseaas-
tflvanccsthstlbavcseeninths laborar
tory at Orange, N.J..oocnpyingaspecial
departmentset aside for the numerous
inventionsthatars mtinasflysent Ir.
Edhunlahbendmnmnhbut the ac-
taslntilityotwhlehhshsslailedto
discover,andhsshad thrmeonwgnedlo
tbs-halves while awaiting the disposi-
We have those varieties that T. '0. 5 Illll'fli Place,
experience has proved worthy: ““30"?" Wfigfil%figlfi
EarlyRoseJheEarlyBenutyofm‘" h, m “0”.
Hobron. the New Queen, the “cm W
White Star. Comeandsee them.
Seed Corn. Pens and Bonus in
variety, by the measure.
gears in the navy.
A II; “his! Ilsa.
Dlsuorn Lars. men. April Ill—The
West Michigan [amber compare yarb
wars datruysd by In. Bevan mi lion last
of lumber. mom bundles each at shingles
sad lath ad ”freight ears were burned.
The loss will reach 5100.0”.
mutilation...
builtonbishouse. greatly improving it.
Edward W. Godfrey & Co. contem-
plate adding a meal and vegetable
mrhettotheirgroucrystore. ,
Captain [1 H. Smith has returned
iron: tbs-oath.
alarm,
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