Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 13, 1894 · page 2

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

0 HAITI—“Want." "’f‘o
“1hr Isle" advertisement note;-
W ”new. one tints. 250.; three times.
Isa-rs. tun Readinl rations. lilo. a
”MIMI: notices.“ Schad-

 
 
 

. menace—Qua. no warm-not.
W telephone err-ll. 0%. Branch

.fll.
,IIITI'IOA‘I'IUIIS should in all cases be
and to

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flour: Nowawatn. Conn

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Mord 'f‘elegram, speaking of
“Minn by the Consolidated road
01;th law England as something bound
in come soon, thinks the public will be
benefited by the single control. It says
theadvautagea usually derived from com~
‘ petition have been limited to a few part-
i.“ terminal points. It says:
[Mommies resulting from bring-
”the railroads under one control will
i-ply enormous Take the one item
; of general officers and general

clerke. The possible savings from
"reabsorptlon of the New England. by
the Midated will amount to over
'WMIJ ayeur. And when all the roads
of theatate come under one control. the
pndbie savings on this account will be
antis- tllIu “00. 000 a year Then there
What“ aavrnga of station expenses
and of station agents‘ salaries
w of two sets of freight‘billa, or it
be half It dozm different bills, for
” "Impounded of a product between
two stations there will be but one bill
Plight bills, however. ought tube Ills-
. paged with altogether. Railway rates
,m now grouped on some product and
within considerable distances. A princi-
ple which works such benefits in the
transportation of milk, must work to
equal advantage on the oi her freight and
d pa-engers. Applied to freight it
would be possible to collect the transpor-
tltiou tax in advance. by means of
m All the trouble and expense of
‘lnaking out bills and collecting could be
Maway with.

 

What Our Congressman III lnyllg.
(Stamford Advocate.)
“The same men who now pretend that
. . must stop work and cut down their
. - re because of the proponed re
a, the tarifl’, promised that the lic-
blll would build up our industries
; nieewages It was a falsehood.
cut down wages in almost every
”instead 0! raising them. "
Theaboveiaprioted in the Hartford
Bonnet as an extract from a letter writ
h by Congressman DeForaet, of this
3 m In the face of the calamity
I“ has paralyzrd our industries and
' . -« thousandsof our people to act-
want. euehtalk does not rise above
plane of lmpertinent and wanton
. .. In: alleged facts are too false
> m and its atammanshlp tomcon-
”for argument. Let DeF‘orest
”more venture to appear before the
mdthia district till a candidate for
and he will get It mncluaive
‘ ”-4!” only sort of an answer worth
Wing just now

What in his Politics?
(Bridgeport T'owtl
Wu Sperry is perhaps the
«to! man in (banseticut to
I Belt keeping them all gaming
’ Millennial, however Opin-
ubiaactiona vary in degrees any-
how oommsndatlon to denunci-
Weali him a manly,oonra
representative and others term
W. some are urging Judge
loiaka Bprrry’ "laws of the
' tori! bill; whlle on the other
MW. 89¢"er being exhorted by
him tofavor and vote for the
lbw a distinctively peu
" file of slain. III the mean-

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llperry’ political”

Matron.

fl. Beyiatoe returned from her
m. Ila-0., yesterday.
Myriam Ia Whining
I“, I‘ll. Annie Iflller. of New

 
 
 

 

 

 

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bani-Imam III-norm,
impact the prayer aer-

Iwrnar. of South Norwalk,
and administer the m

 

. Judge will occupy the

ing to Directions I

Home

liar Falling (In, Kelp
distort urinates: lire

_ TALES OF TWO CITIES.

8331i AMI HEARD Ill SBNHNIIII
Hill lll' WIN AND DOWN

Duties lave, linen and leevwlura in
Norwalk. loath levwelk and Ike Im-

I my venue-ed taro Orion Paragraph.

help build the new addition to
Bridgeport jail does not meet the ap-
proval of Sheriff Clarkaon.

 

The Young lien' a Christian annotation

unless aid is speedily forthcoming the ana-
psnsion of the association is probable.

Norwalk thieves are atealing the bot
tleil milk from the doorstepe. Norwalk

Sentinel. .___”_

The New York. New Haven and Hart-
ford road has notified the New York and
New England road that in the future
they will require the prepayment of all
freight received from.the New England
road for points on the llllB' of the New
Haven road. _ -....

A correspondent of the Southport

to buy up the St. Mare howl property.

property is .15 000.

erred to disrupt the order.
officers will heed the vote of the coun-

the courts.

dition by especial ofllcer front Stamford.
and taken to the cdunty jail. . jailer Sco-

proved desperate as well an unequal.

he has usually no away.

of another
long lease

nose, or neglect are very rare indeed.

 

ease almost certain.

been bitched.

produced In
which

slip of paper

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Isdiate Violette—villi. M Ill-hm if Mn by Ike nonmagnetic" mod

Tb rope-ill to riaonera to charge but» to conduct it on strictly
ep 0“ “”le my business priuoipiee-not as a rival or,

of Dunhury is in tlnancipl difficulty and

should furnish the thieves with rubber
tubes and the other aooessoriee. -—Ansonia

Chronicle advances the proposition that
Fairiield’a wealthy then form asyndicate

and either tear it down or see that it is
respectably conducted. The price of the

The necessary number of councils of
rho Knights of Columbus in Connecti-
cut, Rhode island and Massachusetts
have voted in favor of II convention to
be held in New Haven. February 15, to
consider the question which have threat—
There is
some question as to whether the supreme

oils and the matter may yet come into

Thursday James Iiioran and Tom (lai-
lngher, of Stamford, were taken to
Bridgeport while in II crazy drunk our

field was in the office. The handcnflo
were no sooner removed from Gallagher’s
wrists then he started for the jailer. Io-
ran showed a disposition to help Gallag-
her, but the timely arrival of Chief of
Police \‘olimrr. of South Norwaik, pre-
vented a conflict between Jailer Scotield
and both prisoners, which might have

When an Italian arrives from Europe
He finds em-
ployment and saves until be has money
enough to. buy a small stand. He dos
so with a modest cash investment, the
balance being ”on time." As soon as he
has paid oil the sum he raaelia the standm
and purchases one more ambitious. The
value of these variae, the good will of
one being worth more than a year‘s rent
A very good stand with a
is worth often 02.000 or
83,500. Failures among them from lack
of capital. unfamiliarity with the busi-

Ths State Board of Health officers are
investigating the circumstances under
which the elects of the late Walter
Baardaleymf looms. were disposed of.
Ir. Beardalay died in horrible agony
from glanderx contracted from horse-
which wers afleolad by that disease.
Soon after Ir. Beardsley'e death his of-
fools, including wagon, harnesses. farm:
ing utensils. etc , were sold at public
auction, rendering the spread of the die—
The disease I-
highly contagious and horses or cattle
may contract It by smelling or linking
pilot-to which dim-ed animals have

our ol the biggest sells the arrest baa
' moons was a little
play upon Mt business distress
was produced in
“tomato. Effie-£00. Thsrtore
gained ailday in orderthatnew

with out prices might be placed on
will“ I. “'9‘“ "WIN I'lall goods without interference in the
work The blinds were all pulled down
and innocent thorium wasrilaplayeda
partly covered with
writing; lisariy every one whorls-ad
enclose the desolate appearance of the
plaoaandtbelratlbougbtinevsryoae’a
mind was that an attachment had been
placed on the stove. Manually every
nae-topped In the doorway to nadthe
paper and laughed at the null onfiod‘
ing that It was simply anotiesof the
opening of theaters tilensxt morning
for the special sale and a stairment that
laundry could he left at meta-ohm“

 

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andwill surely preserve the hair inahinnaturalluxuriansean Mn‘m Pit: ‘ hair‘ Winn “”1169de and hands d all
To only condition aired to mars rails perfect W“ is .V.a. LBOOHELD. irritation the skin. Not grow? or Illcky an
to follow the directions. f used according totbeee Mom I havemtha hair topic by liar Ryder and can HAIR TONIC _; " _; .. .
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Don W “n «a y o n 00”" ’ William nonunion common WINTER FLUID _ ~ _ 25 ,,

with the directions. Which are
simple and _ "to no

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wolan’s Exclluttllt.

that In, are lat-reeled to Prov-It by the
Demons" Patronage Devolved.

That a great many people are interest-

ed in the Woman‘ I Exchange to proved

by the generous patronage which it has

already received, and that a great many

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mourning it. The Im- wbo have it in

competitor of home merchants~but by
. the attractiveness of . its. work .to. tempt
personato buy at the Exchange what
they are now forced to buy in New York
or .at ths Exchanges of mighlmlng
cities.

Alsrsoent meeting of the board at
managers the following rules were
adopted

i. Each holder of a consignor's ticket
will receive a number which will repre
leather nameon the books of the Ex-
change. and which must be given with
the name in all business letters

2. All articles are received, subject to
the approval of the managers. The art,
fancy and needlework committee meet
at the Exchange on Wednesdays, 1 to 8
p. III. Articleein this department may
be received at the Exchange during days
of ails, but will not be placed on exhi-
bition until submitted to the con mitten
The domestic committee meet at the Ex-
change on Wednesdays, it to It a. to.
None can enter cooked articles, without
iirst lending samples of their work for
approval:

ll. Every article sent for sale must be
marked with the consignor's number.
and the price desired and date of entry

4. Perishable articles must he called
for each day. after the honor of sale. If
not called for, such articles will be’Ifor-
felted in the Exchange.

ii. The Exchange is not responsiblegg
for Insane. having takln reasonable pre’
caution against fire and theft.

6 All salable articles, whether or
not of the name class, will be received,
as competition is encouraged.

'l. The commission of the Exchange
in ten per cent on the price received.

H. Payments for articles sold, will be
made by the treasurer on Saturday
mornings, to to 12.

9 No person can consign goods to the
Exchange who has a store for the sale of
such goods. It is left tothe honor of
cdnsignors, that they will not sell goods
in this city except through the Ex‘
change.

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desired, on Wodnmdays, i to 2 p. m.

ll. All complaints must be made in
writing to the chairman of complaint
committee.

1%. Coueiguor's tickets are on sale at
the Exchange.

18. The Exchange will be open for
the sale of goods on Wednesdays, 9: 30 a.
.,lo ll: 80 p. m., and on Saturdays, 9: 80
a. m. to? p. or. .

; VIRGINIA OTII‘I'BBll.

Commune-er nolsfnrd to go to Ilshmoad
to Consider Oyster Prod-opus.
Shell Fish (rammissioner Frederick
Bouford has received an invitation from
the Chamber of Commerce of Richmond.
Va, to be present at II con~
veotlon of the commercial organiza
tlone of Virginia which will consider
the oyster production in the Chess-
peake watarn At one time the supply
of the oysters in these waters seemed
Imbanstiblr. but neglect. and the once
moua drain on the supply bar been such
that now there promiem to be an oyster
famine if something Is not done.
Governor fleKlnpoy, of Virginia, in

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

recommends more emotive enactments
and shows in support of his position
strong reasons why new laws should be
peeled. 'I'hsre meooooo acres ofiand
ilt foroyater production outside of the
waters of . - . . Northampton
counties on j which are ex.
native. and ;
nominal rsntofonadollar per year per
acretherevaanenf the aisle would be
greatly increased.

lacy of those also who are clamoring
every year for protection from the oitt
no law breaker as well as the piratioal
neighbor iron: the other side of the
bay remember well the time when too
vocab-ailing from this port plied the
oyster trade. and carried loads away. Now

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 

peoplawhoare just beginning to open
tinireyeafirtbefanttbatwehavepmilb
dbytbeirnagligeua. have invited our
shellfish commissioners to come down
“anathema-to the workings of
Wtboyoterlaws.

lir. Hereford. whobantudiadthesnb-
your. thinks that oarlsw is about We
umslmtiveofaayoftbem. The

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cannons“ totals “bomber herald
nuatlylltat in thought he wouldn-
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‘elorn who were belated and so unfor-

work department maybe withdrawn if ”0k

hip meant message to the legislature lIIaw

maelloyaterstotboworldaadsontbern 1’"

was iT swear new» mi case
orrootusnnmassn

A Struggle With the Ian-we Id Dalton
In them-orallflulauy
footage—Agw ”one! one
wr-urm-MM

wmrmou-treumri their”
to mymiud my encounter“ a no-
torinuroutlawof theme! Id Dal—
ton. For years he had robbed mail
coacheeand waylatd and murdered trav-

tunate an to meet him.

lwas employed by the Northern Pas
cilia rail'wayaa telegraph operator. It
was in the latter part of tits winter that
the most terrible storm broke upon that
section of the country that was ever
known. The wind blew a strong gals
from the northwest. and the air was full
of soon.

All trains were late, and] had found
no time to leave my office and take. an ex-
press package of $5000 totbs bank for
safe keeping. The station was crowded
and our safe small, so that I usually do
mailed the corn pony) money in the bunk
~IIot liking to risk it in the other. i
had an order from the diqnteber not to
go lobed till after No. 4 bad
This was the wenirirn bound limited.
due at Cameron at iii minutea of At.

It was II lunrly night. The wires
bummed and Robbed in the wind as
though they could not withstand the fury
of thesiorm. I had finished my work and
was sitting IIrIIl ash-op hear the store.
which won filiml with coal and red on a
cherry, when a retraction of route ini-
pending danger took pn-waion m
Trying to shake it off. lwalted In my
dealt tin-cw open the key and asked
the operator on the nigln trick" at
Hudson how so. I was.

"0a Ilrna‘wlickod tho instrument In
replv. and l stirred the fire. turned the
blue of my lamp higher and all down

“For in or 20 minutes t not listening to
the monotonous click an musical to the
operator's ear. when l income conscious
some one was looking tiIrcIIgII the win-
dow, and a thought of the express pack‘
age flashed through my mind. At the
same instrint a crashing of glass was fol-
lowed by a grnif voice saying:

“More and you lll’t‘ mlead man!"

i did not stir, but I realirr-dthat l wan
looking straight into a six Iihooter.
While I was wondering how [could save
the money the robber broke out the rest
of the window pane and crawled in over
or desk.

h. for some way to reach my trusty
"bulldog," which was lying in full sight
under the ticket window. Useless wish!
Ordering me to rise, the ruifian calmly
chair and proceeded to warm
his c members before "cleaning
out” the doc, all the while keeping the
revolver pointed at my head. Blaming
mound, he spied my pistol and coolly put
it in his pocket. As he rose he said:
"Well. now loin ready for business.
I will just trouble you for that little
package with the red seals that is in yogr
safe."
I was desperate enough to say any-
thing and broke into a loud. harrhlangh
as be finished.
"Was over anything more lucky?" I
cried. and my voice sounded like scroak.
“Why. my friend. I have been waiting
for a chance to rob the express company
for a month, and if you are bound to
take the package we will divide the cor»
lento and skip together."

He looked at me a moment with a
skeptical sneer.

" 'Boshl Don't talk stuff! Whatever
you do be quick about it andlookalittle
out that you play me no trick, or I'll ha
hi: you. "

I turned the till-W and drew
thoaafadoornpen, making upmymind
to throw myself upon him if he moved
his revolver away for an instant. It did
not seem likely that opportunity would
favorme, butultooktbe money from
the safe and handed it to him be lowered

upon.
The critical timslradeoulal if [should
fall to overpower the follow. it meant
death for me.

l sprang upon him with the strength
of a madman. and so unexpected was the
movement that we both went sprawling
on the liner. the revolver auctioning it«
self harmleaely so we tell. The robber
emu struggled to hil feet. and lifting
me completely from the floor forced me
through the ticki i n indovv.

Bill T hull WW? . 30mm whlldhnm
legs, and all cm: Im through t
lwhirlerl him around, thdwilgmylflt
foot back of Inn in such awayikatile
next instant found him a klellfllh a
corner. Wild with «aim. lpfltad
him to the floor, pulling my old "bull-
dog" tremble pocket and changing
situation by placing the muscle againet

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MR8. LAND!” ANT) EDWIN BOOTH.

An Ahead-ts or Their I'm: Appears».
Together on the Man.
Personal anecdotes am always in;
tare-ting. One is wirlbyMraGen-
oral Lander of Waribhigtrm, once!
the moat original and attractive
woman 0! the «not.
Formerly Mrti Lander was an ac-
husknown an .lmui Davenport, and
once when playing "Camille" in Cal
ifornia she was unmarried by Edwin
Booth in the role of Armand Booth
had not rancher] the ego of 21 at the
time. and him louder was none
what annoyed that aim woe obliged
to have so young ll "hurling man.”
Ber annoyance however disap-
peared the first I-vening they played
in public.
Booth had proved keen and bright
anxious to team and to please the
star nctrcrri. At rolitmraal he acid
"Mina; Davenport, how shall I
kneel in the «Tenth scones"
“Be sure to kneel before Iiic,ao
that I can look down upon you.”wrw
the reply.
The story of" tho tarrfomrumrc
should he told in Mr». latruirhr'e own
Words.
"The ‘bvemng aunt: The opt-m
My Troy. in the
anioniahmerii of oil. piuyml With the
very soul of genius. I‘l‘ fairly ll't'ln'
bind with t'lllJtltlll. Ho forgot all
my careful directions and noted his
part with the self forgeifIIlIIr-ss and
abandon of on old actor will»? intuiv
tin! lillim'lI-rlgu In ntlfilltir‘uf to him.
i calm Ili'tll‘ forgetting myrwll’ in lhe
IIIIIIIirIIiIIIII i felt for my lowr- Iny

 

boy lover The III-nth moir- crime,
and Aminnil Wits morning, 1 limited
behind “it“. and thorn. Instr-all of'

kneeling III my foot with bin board
before Inc. 1.4- had lum‘crl bionic” iu'
anguish on the brick of my IOWW
couch, Thorn was no limo to move
to mark or change II Wtrf'ti or II poni-
tIrIn. I simply turned an I could
look at him. His. stricken attitude
was pitiful. Kort-1' had I seen grief
so naturally prrtruyml. I wrol car
ried out of myself
arms toward his bound bend and
the house mm with uppllltlru. He
lifted his for I- In Imm- .Iml l Immoral
8.10an from rr-rII pit); :IlllI pain."
New York firm.

It Happens That Way.
"I hear you have been Inoviugt"
aberrant aaalu' found himself in the
same amt with llli Ithunilltnncr- on n
Nichigau avenue r'ul'.
You We are down Ull Twelfth
street now. "
"And do you like tho III-W pinch-1'
“Quito well. but tho family III-xi
door in just nwfni Tho-W's about a
million young nus, and the woman
scolda. rIIId tlw nnm gets drunk. untl
my husband «lax-lures lw'il Ili‘tV’t’lIlG
whole Int :II'I‘ImimI."
“It's ism haul you girl illvllgnltii‘ ml
such people W hat (II‘I you I-uyyuul
number Wit“. ' '
‘ Nu ,’
'WII). my sister lli't‘h III Nu- ,
right lmhlr- your You Inn-t brim
referenci- In her Y"
“Dear illt', Inn"
"1 don't uIIIle'stnIIIIV .
”EM'llHfllm', but i bui'ologvr off
here. Thy-mm Ilnwn IIIIII MW rIII-.
We flavor wcrr- m liIl'ilhlllliIYalll‘i
hit-tip It is our ui lIII' Iiivwl Iioiglr
borhoodI-I in rill Detroit. and I‘m III
moot lulieaumv In hour It I'iiiirlr'ry
Ill“."~‘ Dt-lrrrll I'Im' l’l‘lwi .
.\ bit-understanding.

(IIII Mike filmy» Will-l IIrrI-I-iml Imrl
brmrght into tlII-bixrlIIm-cirwl urn
lion holler the-other night for lin-

night.

"Wlutr in your Ironic/'rulmi tho
sergeant, merely by wny of ‘formni
i ,
tyBlti Mike Wm! uiIm‘I- tlIr- I-Ipiicrr- «If
the mmmouplmw IIIIII riruwing IIIIII
aelf up proudly V’I'llllt'il My “flaw
in Nona]. 0n IIli‘ tirrtIIIpiIIII hill»
my father fm'dfi bin fllu' Ike II frugal
awaiut"

Wilma that about smut-t"
quiretl tho mergwnt Merrily

'OII ho riidn t Inc an urrylhmg pvr
annal “ said the station low-pm Ilvprr
eatingiy. That» just Men All‘
tony'a aridreria to the Roman»
Wanbington Post

Vrietirrw.

"What cum the groom number

of firm in dwelling bowel. according

to your Invariance!“ linked II inn-min

danlnqnirlng turn of mind of or:
III-runner

adjmter.
"’i‘rictkm tree-m
anything else."
edge-tar

"Printout" mpeateil ihootltor

"Yea. friction returned tlmiliuul
‘Bhtflp-rhnpri Ill
mim’rn mum tm'IIl trio
lion. Whatltnrau iatbo rr-rrult of
"hiring p M illlll policy on II Mill)
home" Argument

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Ilil lliitli) .m
the lllhlil‘l‘ l

. lie the arm,
(lentiemanuiku- bore: YmIaI-e
the boy who came whining antral
laatnigirt. saying on wmstnc ”u
“13%,an bought them

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“me the real
RADAM’S

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. route every germ of disease. purities Iii:-
blood. renovalsa the r elem. promote .
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