Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, January 8, 1894 · page 2

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H “WING AND ITS 0087‘.
In those times when people have to
‘ . Ila-Iii I"! through WWW-W
. . «barium man gets there. When
' poopie have little money to spend they
most and will make it go as (urns pos-
. Everybody is looking for bargains.
t’l'l‘re question of chief importance is who
during them The means the wisest
.. . people use for communicating
, tho purchasing public is thensws-
.1 t lotho potent agency for dis-
hstiug any information. and cam
beapproached in this particular by
% . other for advertising purposes. We
nearby this straight adrertioing..,pot
ubterfuges of misleading reading Ino-
firs. but an honest. genuine advertise-
rnnut of goods and wares. Nothing
many A falling off in enterprise on
port of n business firm so much as s
.- of a newspaper advertisement.
‘Ioodars oi the paper in which the ad-
"Joulsamcut lisp appeared are quick to
Utioa in disappearance. They reason.
Wily enough. that their former ad-
.t'ther has nothing special to offer.
no wine merchant does his liveliest ad-
;Wugio the dulleat times.
Walking, to be successful. must be
“flotsndregular. The expcnw of
yW ink must be put along with
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through the advertising col-
Tbe young and progressive mer-
t who believed in printed ink sp-
ou the scene, and gradually tbs
fdlow who booked on prestige want
u bills wall. It is as necessary to continu-
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Wufiunrc
"Boll. WNW b 60..

no lost-ow st. Brooklyn.
“to for Infill Norwnlh. d”

ity. will he hold to-ulght. This will ho
thetlmoforlutoreviod persons to mate
known their objections. if tboy have
any; not sitar tho work is under way or
completed. ltistbssirn of tho council
tohsve the subject thoroughly discuss-
ed,thst they may act undarstsndingly
Ind in sword with the people's wishes.
and in so acting hold the company
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”MI“; “I "‘5“- tnll.”-5.' '3“.th ' ' ‘ all“. 'Illll.’ TI“ "I'VE”
‘ There ls‘ one question which the Demo-
crsts will find very annoying next your
and the your after if they abide by Prof.
Wilson's second-hand prdtection bill. It
is this. or somewhat like this:

"If’you were not men enough to make
the kind of tariff you said you would.
why did you not let the HcKinloy tarill
alone instead of stirring up doubt,depress-
lug business, unsettling values. raising
hob with manufactures. lowering wagers,
Ibuting up shop. and ngrsvating the
slump generally by an unprincipled par-
ing of the tariff?"

This is strong language. but stroua
lurigusge will be used. and there will be
Ionic justification for it. Overhauling
the tariff is always a ticklish operation

Even s bod thrill to which business has
once adjusted itself. is much better than
stumbling about in tho dsrlr while a

undergothe reverses that must precede
or accompany the destruction of om- sys-
tem of taxation and the substitution of
In that case thorn would in a
principle at stake. and temporary disas-
tor would ho lightened by the hope of
the good times which the apostles or the
charm have predicted. But to raise up
psclnl Erebus merely tor“ the purpose 0'
making another tsrifi on the same old
plan. protection accrwdlng to Wilson in-
otood of protection according to Mc-
Kinley, was it worth the while? (Inn the
results be significant enough to compen-
sate for all the disturbance and the loss?
As the point of party honor seems
not to be regarded by the Ways and
leans committee. let them take ths
point of utility.

[MEIER AND HORMON.
All the ditching for the piping for the
[so plant at Fitch’s holdicra' Home is
completed. and the pipes are now being

The turnout for the Consolidated rail-
road. west of Evcrett’a crossing, is com-
pleted and the freight house will be
moved there today and the old turnout

him The merchant who looks at

The trial of Morris Fisherty. the boy
who was accused of breaking into tho
Presbyterian church and the Baton Riv-
orschool house, three weeks ago. and
destroying books to the value of 625 or
m, was bold Saturday in the town hall.
After severalwitnesieshad been exam-
Iurd. Justice Schoeldnscbt found him
guilty and lined him tho munificent sum
of 31 and costs.

Tonsorisl Artist Chaddcrton. whom the
flour quotes as saying that "ii that
bloomlo' nasty corporation wants any
more British fight let ‘em send‘ their
bloody lawyers down here again." will
probably got all he wants. Saturday af—
tsrnoooths agent of the railroad com~
pony again served a dispossess notice on
ILChaddcrton to vacate the. property
on account of non—payment of rent.

CRANBERRY PLAINS.
A dsnco was hold at tho residoncc of
William Poole. in Wilton. last Wednes-

tflio'of short~slghred merchants who
Is. to the community so long that

l ‘ “[5 they did not make known their

just exactly what amount
ones dotermlned, tho amount

Theatsto trusut agent is expected to
visit this district before many wash in
nosrch at those who do not attend school

At the sociable hold at William Greg
ory's rosidenoo. l-‘rldsy evening. two
prizes won swsrdod. Tho first was a
box of writing paper to Ilrs. David
Tiuehlor, [or putting the donkey's toll on
the right plans. The second out booby
prise to Kiss Helen Adams. who plsced
it farthest away.

to. that it noodsalittio whole-
-ouch so printora'lnb could

“figured by the (by I" go . . _, _ . .
Ilse coitus floorth In January.

Tbonnusry number oi the Cottage
Hearth promits s sslrcrion of lllastrstod
stories and articles that cannot tail to
pieototho reader. A strong impression
will be loads by "Thestovy of it hits." by
Janice Knapp ltsove. or equal interest
lonosdmlrabluorticlo on "The Houses
of Psrliarsont.”hy Anus Wiley Burns
“A Tole from the Talmud" is our of Ir.
flurry Austin’s roost charming produc—
tions. and iv roossrhsbls from the unique
vans in which itlo told. Other articles
allotsrost sis““llow Elsctrlclty luvs
WMIWyOoom J. Yancy, "A
Graveyard ldyl." by I. O. Ship-sit,
“The Barber’s Ghost,” by Peter it.
sod "l‘hs Story of s Pinion," by
E. is. Morphy. momma tool!»
tin titsir high sissdsril ct oncollsoss.
W. A. Wild- 0: Co...

,” 0n the blob of 'l'lfl
nfullcolumn tor a year
,, > my. and. good stud

”b0 maintained for s
m half I dollar ltd-y.
look at the yssriy
Into is whst should
have isn't a bottom
'Mdovon't wsotssvory
Mil would cont him

Pulsars. ht.

Washington.

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gar as fallen:

over the aids of the vowel.

information.

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THE HIWEEEMYSTERY

Nothing but Wild Rumors of the
Corwiu's Dispatches.

 

from Honolulu alvlug tho action of Mirth v ~
tsr Willis in which its called upon tho pro- .Wblls non. lldos Ara Whiting Yolluwlul
vlslooal government to aurrondor. I’Its In an apps-ruse.

it is understood that toms very radial onuoll. Jan. ll—Jl'ho followiru’z dispatch
views were given expression to and till! was ‘ rod from lliochaneii-o via Mon-
th! qua-lion of that-unenchmontoi Prui- to : Admirsldu Dumaatlll holthiout.
dsut Cleveland for his course was brought stating that he expects the Aquldsbsn and
119- TN! course. however. VIII 30‘ Ufl' Bopubliea with rr-euforcoments from thr
ously consldorod by any oumsud thoonolsr south. Ho sppcaru coullult-ut or the ulti " e H
hooded members advocated a conservative mate mull. and received 9.12.000 on Satan
stonl. and their vl'swa finally prov-lid. day from sympathizera in order to pay his N k (I

am a e

A HBSBAGB IS EXPECTED TODAY.

lino-tinned Io’ort ‘l‘hot llnlsur Willis
Cums Irons Honolulu on tho Oaths.
ll-connlulonsr lion-t lummonod to

They argued that it would ho much wllsr ,
for the ltrpubllcano to wall a day or so on The diplomats have refused to recognize
til absolute and definite Information wll thslrslllgoronl. atatm ol the lusurgonlo on
received from Hawaii. ' tho ground that the. provisional govern; ye
Tho .cmilaruncs finally adjourn“ with» houbhso not is sufficient“ standing. Ad l
out taking any definite action 610th to mini Chorus. the minister of marinc.rc . . -
ngroethat there should .be no concerted signed his office on account of adiil'orencr‘ ““d 3'“ they ”’3‘ by the million.
meromout for the present; of opinion with” l’rrsidcnt mm... cape-l The permeate the
Under the present condition in tho house cislly regarding the imprisonment and .
it would be llupomlbls for impmhmot gonornl treatment or the naval ofllcob ”W ’5 the “1‘"
prccscdlnua to ho begun at. this tilts. suspectsdol‘tympnthy with the insurgenta RADAM'S
Speaker Crisp has decided that nothing is His successor, Admiral Sarto. ia considered
in order until a decision is ruched round- honest. though he has no special ability. ”WE Km
lug the ordsr brought in from tho commit. Tho past week has been uncventlul. l
toe on rules {or the consideration 0! tbs There was some akirmisbingln the vicinity destroysevery
lmpcacbment proosodlngs of Mocauguc and occasional tiring along cures every form ofdiseasc.
must originate in the house. stud thorsforn the shore from of the city. Tho forts M latest and greatest discovery Of “Ci-
lt would seem that this course must ho the mouth of the harbor, which have liven once. No matter what form of dis-
blocked until tho question now before tbs silent for the past week. fired again. ’i‘lu case you are suffering with it will
cruiser Tsmsndaro fired a few shots daily pay you to luv-emigrate. A 50-pagc
Them was a wild rumor shoot hero. otlbe batteries 0! Nictbnroy, the latter re book ofvnlunble information free.
which could not be trwod to any nlloblo plylng.
source. that Minister Willis is oboord the The government continues mounting or .
Convin and that he was given hlspsss- tillory on the heights within the cityllmlte .., u. "mum-00H. a burn: I-In H:
ports by the proviaional got'omrnont at and is awaiting the arrival of the now war South Norwslh
The rumor is raceived with no ships before attacking Admiral do Gama
credence Immoral] state dopertmont om- Sercral cm of yellow jack have no
clals characterise itss a fabrication currod on board merchant vessels and slat ” ' ' I ’ "
Secrntsry iireaham was seen and sailed in the city. and it is feared that a continu
that there was absolutely notlrlngrto be once oi tbs intense heat will hrlngnas‘vrrr
given out on the Hawaiian quostion and epidemic later on.
that there would not be until the arrival .-. .. a . W...
o the mail advicas. This would soon: to .
controvert the theory that lbs prosldont R'OT'NG IN HOME
intends to wild at special message to con-
gmss today on tho llnwailnn qusstlan. in-
cludingilic wrreapuudcuce received from
b it is understood that tho (.1111:
patc as obtained are rather meager _ . nt‘cu'l' soon
that the administration pretars to wait for marched m "m mm" 0‘ Roma bearing m u

lull advices before making anything public.

S‘sn ' Fatherhood“. E—‘A ru'uwr ' w‘u
current born to the eflect tint Minister
. Willlohod, boon given his, passports Ind
was aboard tbs Corwln. Nothing has do.
vsloped to corroborate the rumor. and it is
generally discredited. Though considerod
quite probable that tho minister has been
tendered passports. it is not believed be Is
on board the Corrrin nor that ho won a
pssssngcr on her. The unprecedented no
tlon of the Corwln’s unicorn, however.
might indicate the truth of the story. for
it is certain they are couoosliug some lmr
portsnt fact from the public. and it may
he that the minister to Hawaii in hidden in house in .1“,me
When the Corwln steamed in through
the Golden (into. her commander refused to
roooivo oven ofllcsrs oi the revenue patrol
steamer Hartley. telling thorn they were
not wanted. The cutter then steamed
south. approaching the southern shorr.
and at a point 0!! Harbor View a small
boat was lowerod and one ulna-ant sshor'o.

This individusl was never seen by any of
the newspaper men, nor was be recognized
by any one else. It was supposed. how.
ever. that the man put unborn was an out
car of the cutter intrustod with dispatches
for Washington authoritisa So far as
human. tbs man nevnr rvturned to tho Cor-
wln. As soon as the cutter‘s small boat
returned from shore the Corwin steamed
directly across the channel to Saulito and
thence to San Quontln. where aha now lion.
No one also has lrft her rto far as known.

it Minister Willis was the man put
labors. careful search has failed to bring
his whereabouts to light. It is almost a
fo one conclusion. however, that Minia-
lsr illls would not sail from Honolulu
and loan Mrs. Willis behind.
its! not landed here is almost beyond doubt.

The conduct at Captain Monger oi the Cor-
wlu toward the reproseutatives of the prnss
and public in general is without procedsnt
in this port. From tho moment ths Cor
win arrived the men on board have been
as inaccessible so if thsy wors in mldonean.
save for the brief interview that a reporter
had with Captain Munger when the cop
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Sn: Yum-m 0. Jun. 8—11er 6. Pool. sister and nephew. A number of 1......
a sauna man well known about town end wars found by the police at the residence
of a well to do family. was shot and almost of n" priest's mmp‘nioug now in cugtody, '
mtfulfkgfi‘l lil' MY; Shicli‘ldmki “10 I8": Many of these letters are in cipher from
. run or o ru is n a u . ayouug CiprilnL
..E::.°:mt“.:.lznmmm gr“! .. .. ow- . m... m... .-........ . w. H. Millili 8f ll lit).
ssngrr. who might let some lots of news
drop by accident or otherwise undo: ropor-
torlnl pressure. it was when on shore in
the very few minutes the Corwln'b captain
talked with a reporter that be verified tbs
correctness of the Auckland cable.
also stated that the Corwin loit Honolulu
Don. M The reporter quotes Captain Mun

Young‘ P001 WI. SHEEN-ltd to Miss and afterward brutally beat with nudge!» 3.1.5“... ,0.
Shettuck sbome 0B SMVOIIIOD stroetarhoro some trend-rules wbointorvoncd. A sharp

tho girl‘s mother met him Ind demanded conflict followed between the police and
tit-the marry Miss hill-nudist one-t Pool tbs rlotors. ending in the dispersal of the G & J 8 Barron’s '
rofuscd. and 3‘“ Shattuck Pl“ 3 PM”! “1 mob Fourarrrsto were made during the v I v
“I "milling“? 3'10! Iii: do“: l The W001“ fight. and two gondurmea wort: Wounded. ,
'Il arms 01' mu l' "I I now I II" The police of Naples have arrested rever- w E
lug maniac ill "10 0“! PM “10 Km l. bl agitators suspected of organizing riots. HOT “T B HEAT E,
also in hystorlcn and unable to talk.
Speaking of M13! Shuttuck's sore-mm to be closed and spreading a general feel ‘
with the 'I‘lvolicompmr as Indor oi the in; of alarm throughout the my. There
amazon march in the spectacular produc' was no trouble. however.
tlou. “Island of Jewels." The Examiner ~ , » ,
says: "The pleasing young person with s 307 Strut-n S‘OP Work In I Ill-0-
sword who lendn this march is porhapsos WrLaEsaMma. l'a.. .luu, a—Tbc slate
much entitled as any one to wear the titlo. pickers employed in the tinylunl mine at
‘tha California Vruus,’ on she won the Plymouth organised a strike under the
model of the crowning figure in the Mid- leadership at Willie Thomas. aged 1:1. and
winter- fnlr fountain in the Sunset Cit . modes demand on the supvriuu-mlcnriur
and her lucslmllc in staff will stand up (1 better pay or strum-r hours or work. Uni-
the billing drops cl water in front of the hundred sud twenty lllltl‘t‘llrll uni. lmli‘lllg
Administration building as a sample of the mine idle. 'l'bo little striker» any they

what California can produce in the way of will not go back to work until tlu-irde-
female beauty.”

“I can tell you no more than came in
that Auckland dispatch. It is no pleasure
for me to hold news or information from
the people. but then you must remember
that lam powerless in the matter myself.
Even if I knew the contcnts of the secret
dispatches. as an officer and gentleman l
could not reveal them without pernilasion.
llorc i am within 90 inlnum of my home
and csnnot get away. It's no pleasure. I
sssure you. but I will have to stay hero tor
three or tour days or maybe a week."

When asked dlnctly whether any rovo»
lotion had occurred at Honolulu and
whether the provisional government was
still in power. Captain Munger would only
roitnrsto bls statotnent that he could any
no more than was contained in the Auclc
land dispatch. The cutter is still lying
about a mile out from the San Quentin
penitentiary and over 10 miles from this
city. So far so getting any news from her
is concsrned. she might as well be in Bohr.
lug sen No one is permitted to go aboard.
Ind not one of her crew has been allowed

Entlrs Family In lull. alstshelos ‘l'lrod or Fighting.

llvnsun. .\'. \'.. Jan. ll.——Thc coroner‘s can: ’l'uwa. .lnn. n. w.\ inlt-gl'npll dis
jury in tho Gcrnmutou'n homicide cuss re- pntch has been revolved from Dr .lulnt‘wn
turned a verdict. The widow. daughter saying that tho nulivm continui- ltlcnlm‘
sad the sons of Edward Rockcfellor. the into Buluwayu announcing that they are
aged farmer who was found dead In bed on tlrod of fighting and (lvsiruua of [mum :\ Flillfllllll‘, 8t.‘m ."d GIS'leng.
the morning of Dec. 17. are charged by tho largo patrol has been sent in scan-b of ( 'ap
jury with causing his dull: by blows upon tain Wilson and his party.
the head. The entire family are in jail. -

Sines her arrival the cutter baa bum be~
staged by rsportsrs. but tho uppronch of a
small boat has been the signal for one of
tho cutter‘s officers to appear on deck.
when sailors would bs ordersd lrom the
roll and ssutlbuod to maintain silence.
Once oflloors were caught naswsres. and s
sosmsu started to talk. A reporter asked
him the lstsst news from Honolulu.

"Hall is popping down then." was the
dooldsdly slprosslvo ropiyof tho sailor. but
he was allowed to say no more. lor- an odi-
cor appeared and ordered him below. Just
what this strange silence moans no one
bore seems to comprehend. People here
generally believe that there hsvo been stir.
ring times in Honolulu. 'l‘ho unheard of
secrecy on board the Corwln. despite the
ssgsrusos of the sailors to talk. would seam
to indicate that the nation have an tutor-
sstirur story to tell if the men wars only sl~
lowed s ghost of a chance to ventilate tholr

7°“ c'"”'°’ Fun-do M m- NEWARK. N. .l.. .lnu. air—An uukmmn
SCllANTUX. l’nu Jun. backfire!“ Low- man «astound on this lrvluutou rum! an
ry. Harmer who lived at 0min Corners. conscious. Un regaining aim-mini... he
“315 COUDU‘. was found dosd in the bottom said that he had been attacked by n nunr pm... “nagging“... (“minim air rlllmr
of his wagon about a mils above .lsrrnyu. her of man and robbed. but hp rulnpsnl not writs-r. steam or but nlr hauling.
Daniel Van Sickle. the keeper of tho toll- into unoousciousnem helm-o he could uiw no mm‘il MAIN H’l‘
hour: at that point. made the discovnry pny further particulars,
when the boron drew Lawry‘s wagon up to ,
the tailgate and stopped.
‘ "' ‘"””“'*' liucllxbrlllt. Jamil.~ In the live at Xing-

CAN-2 minnlfitomm; have been urn Folio. whorl the cycloruum ol the llut- ". v" "N "Ivan & lllllllllll ll. a.

lot to which and deepen snddlgwntsrwayl homo were burned. an invalid llallan. . .
between ”"9" M“? “'“l Atlantic CHI. | Giuseppe Boron. lost his lilo. liia i-lmrrml Mrtmutltlt '9' In"

TRANS LEAVE NUT}!
Almost llosnpltatsd With A Ila-or. ’ rohwwa.

distance ordination.
tobllsb a lino of summer pleasure otosmtro
to ply btlwoeu the two places.

w““ n" M'""’ (lo-oral ""”"“' was committed in tho Italian colony. I'm»
”KIWI". :lml- ll ”GWEN!” Waits Wlll qusls Saw oiOSalIitstlorrulnmtti'ua slush I! as..
uk Ibt‘ lvulnlnillfl‘ l0 WWW” MW“!!! ad amiss the neck and his band nearly so 3 f’"
Gfinerll Manley ml ‘hv tlmflfld "I“ ll! hill vorod with a razor la the hand» of ltllnlllt'r ' it Wu"
refusal to givi- legal advice to the govern- 1mm. named (.‘srcbldl. ll 1, "H
Another Ilswsllun Ioosogo lspoetod. ‘
Wssmltu'roh‘. Jan. 8.--Thrro is s fooling
of much expectancy on the Hawaiian ques-
tlou.sud congressman familiar with the
subjoot say that they would not be sur-
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oongrsss and the uhlio wii rrcslvo olllclsl
intonation with n s low hours ahead at
tho arrival of steamers at San Francisco
and Vancouver bringing full information
of Mlnlstor Willls’ latest moves. A steam-
or loft Honolulu on Jan. llor Vsnmvor.
and allowing sight days-tho usual timo—

Nisoax.Jsa.n-Jl’hsfollowiuutssm- 1, mm by Willie inns. aged 1:. The In em.

srsduc today: f’. (Island. Rotterdam; bony- worn playing in a born with a loaded W “5
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The City of string also lstt Honolulu on
Jan. 9 for San Francisco. and althou it she
soilsdlstor has tri is shortsr. and s owlll
also ho this by ussdsy. 'l‘b
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sssrot much honor.» tbs two'stosluors

will bring all ssorpt tho purely odioloi in; w
hrmsdtlou. ltis for this meson“ thawing»
boss unnum- srs mun noon ‘

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' prior“ to adviso congress m will

a: to the situation rather than have

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at the low rate or twsnty-nve‘nents for one lusértloa; fifty cents
torthminsortlous, mooodollsr tor a whole not. All such
W are carefully classified. Stain clearly what you
want and you will be pretty sure to not prompt returns for

- ‘ The * Sentinel

has on established circulation in the homes where such advertis-
ing is roadycloselyy—Just where you want to reach.

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succeeded in dispersing the crowd and in

SHOT BQLA WOMAN. capturing the two red flags and moan GEO. c. STILLSON.

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from lilo..m.tol’ p. In. any day except Sunday

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daily vluilcn become I delight and Life:

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Yankee

lune-“30min.

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satisfied Inuniro at tho

CITY DRUG SHIRE.

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NORWALK. i'l‘.

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