new. IARCH so. 1394.
coon‘nosns.
bethat constant harping on
, makes it somewhat weari-
it is of so much importance
, , insulation enact a perm
Movementiswarranted. Theevil
nuance is admitted, but the spirit
, In favor of the much needed
r the Bridgeport Standard
‘ ‘ihn'is'tlmely statements: ”With the
,oflps'lngthe subject of good roads
" road improvement comes up
Indfrcm all parts of the country,
‘ 3 ‘91! cilia, the some old story is
of delays and dillicultiee in im-
acoount of the “breaking up of
’ andtho“getting of frost out of
mend." It does not appear to be
3 t‘possible that this ever recurring
’ m of traveling shodhl be done
willi,althougli n is mrru-tly feasible
A 3 6f the most business-like and
thing that can be thought of for
w colulnnnity to (in. Once made right,
bras care will keep the roads so, and
annual discomfort and damage may
Jinitialisedforever. In England, where
. Willy is much more "finished"
here, and whens centuries of oxpmi~
and of experiments have proved the
156% there are no such seasons
' latitude as we experience and it is to
hoped that in time we may arrive at
‘ imind is becoming aroused upon
~ -,. to a more sense of the super-
tags of good roads, and to the
in the long run they will pay
,nt. and thnt fact, once
Wished, will go a long way in
about the needed action in the
‘I‘Illfljtlrity of rural communities.
delay to the Tramway company
.0! failure of the Council to give
. .. to lay its‘ tracks through
.mflhmtcns to prevcnt the
. d the road to Roton Point this
‘Asthisisan important matter
,, ll posible, be adjusted at
Hfisspringscnmn passes with-
in“ being commenced, we are
tinthsstatement that it will
.. “least a year. The com-
kmdy and anxious to go ahead at
The building of the road will give
nssdod employment, open up a
W for residence purposes,
I great benefit to the com-
“lime. The only obstacle to
commencing at once is Mead-
Imnot this be removed? We
‘ k-y the company is willing to
We concessions. Let the
than half way at the ('ounoil
My 038333-
m
3 gives its readers today
the pen of J. ii. Bowen,
suffering from the complaint
. tbs remedy for. will oer-
! Ilhn (or the information.
”floss is Maple sugar.
sugar always amid, hut
“NEW
,_.Jo_.lel,c. mm.
momma Harwell,
”-40: 2. Wm
- assumes».
- sees AM) nus» or sass-ism.
,. ers' , store.
I toedectareform has not 'de- '
equally desirable exemption. Tho ‘
MEN [31' TOWN All” DOWN.
Dulles lorn,‘l'lrors and Ivorywhoro is
lorwnlk,‘ loath Kuwait. and the lin-
mrllatc Vicinity-laps sud list-nu at
s ”"0an into erlsu Potent-plus.
A baptismil service will be held Sal-
al’lcruoon at Grace church. at 4:30
o’clock. w.“ -.. _>
A sociable will beheld at the residence
at Lewis H. Bhipman. in Weston.»
night. -
No clue has yet been found to the
burglars who entered Comrtock Broth-
Rev. George VanAlstyne. D. D.. of
Brooklyn, spent yesterdny with friends
in Norwaik. __
Complaint ls'msde that little girls are
frequently insulted by men near the old
Dsnbury dock. __ ' ‘
The members of Sherman Uomman-
dery, U. 0. G. 0., of Norwalk, celebrate
the third anniversary of the organization
Friday night. .
sinn, the building prospects in Norwalk
arefairly good. Several fine residences
are contemplated;
The committee to aolict subscriptions
and contributions for the Norwsllr lie-
llefsssncistion are meeting with much
encouragement in their work.
A large amount of coal goes up the
Danbnry railroad daily for llanbury and
Brthel manufaclories. This looks as it
times were brightening up a bit.
Norwnlir Sons of Rest now congre-
gate on the Wall street bridge when the
tide is right and watch a climber of
smelt fishermen. who are lmving exwl.
lent catches.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Norwalk Tramway company will be held
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock, at the
company “s cllice, to transact business re-
lntlvo lo the extension of the road to R0-
ton Point.
In the linals in the tennis tournament
at Magnolia Springs, Fla, Gregory S.
Bryan, of Bridgeport. well known in
Norwalk, won first prize in the singles,
and with Miss Reynolds won first place
in the mixed doubles.
Boer Scott will lend the Junior Christ-
in Endeavor prayer meeting in the
South Nurwalb Congregational church,
this afternoon at 4 o’clock. The topic
will be. “In what different ways are
people tempted to be intemperate
The pastors oi the Norwalk churches
are doing much novel in a quiet way.
One case is cited where a minister has a
charity meat account with one oi the lu-
cnl butchers. it. runs from $2 to 1rd 50
per week. Many of his parishioners in
need have standing orders on this ac-
count.
Mary Selleok, of Norwalk, has been (lb
vorced from John W. Seileclr. on a
charge of «insertion; Henrietta Blaine,
from James E Blaine, of Danhury, on a
charge of internperance: Almira ti. from
John E. White, of ,Greenwicn, on the
charge of cruslly;‘~l.cwis Butler, of
Bridgeport, from Isabella Butler. 01 Wa-
terbury. on a charge of infidelity.
Tilers were 1,000 deaths reported in the
state during the month of February.
from 164 towns. This was 305 less than
in January and 37 less than in February,
1803, and only one more than the average
number of deaths in February for the
live years preceding the present. The
death rate was 15.8 for the large mwns;
for the small towns 16.7. and 16.1 for the
whole state. .“fl
Irispossible that Norwalk and Dan-
bnry or Bridgeport, will be taken into
the State Baseball league in place of
Ileridcn and New Britain. who have
thus far declined to remnslder their rs-
signstiou. The remaining six clubs are
Irmiy established and strong team will
be placed in the field. A meeting of the
luguehubeen called for this week to
decide upon the final composition of the
«league and toasttlc upm other matters
relative to the coming season.
"The Princess arena..."
The Lillian Russell Organisation pre-
senting "The Princess Nicotine” contains
a strong “whim of talent. Lillian
Russell herself is in the with of her
fans. and in the fullness of her musical
power. The pm of Ross which she rur-
tsins iu’ the opera, was particularly
written tor the display of imperialist
powers and naturally is, better adapted
lobar than any part inwhicll mm
our apps-rod. Signor Pmlni, who
lovely married this nus-oil. play- the
wumpssiivsly of her lover Isobar-
band. The Maoipsi comedy chunctcr
ll intro-M in Dlgby Boll, will!“ repair
flours a ”Minn lathe portrayal of
spars unique is too won-known is and
scams. Alba. Within. and m
_ ”WW_ I
, W Li a.
minimally.
y.
nus or on has '
'* liar. Joseph A. Judge preached in the
cbildnufisldnymnim‘ in the Bop»
Monarch. sndnsuy bright eyes was
lssirnednpon blur, while young hum
drank in tbs words he spots. in the sv-
sning his sermon on ‘Tightlng the
he has ever preschsd- here. A large
number from out of town were present
Mrs. Frank H. Burke, 0! Steinway. L.
1., formerly Miss Minnie C. Mills,
daughter of Ed ward Mills, died Saturday.
aged twenty-saver: years. Relatives were
in Rowaylon yesterday. mating srrsnget
msnts to have the remun- brought here
for interment.
The Methodist entertainment, held
lestThursdsy and Friday nights. netted
om“0.~.,. .. 7‘ . ‘
A son was born Saturday to llr. an!
Era. Joseph Adcock. Main street.
C B. Bile has lsasadthe Avery place
and will inks possession April 1.
”Mil EN AND HOME.
Postmaster William Dugdaie, of Nero-
ton Heights, arrived home Saturday from
Chicago, where he had gone to identify
the man who had secured a number of
money orders at his store some time ago
by representing himself to be a post olilco
inspector. Mr. Dugdsls positively idem
tilled the man as the one who had de-
manded the money orders at his store.
The trial was still going on when he re.
turned home.
“Lyndhurst.” a fine old dwclling at
Noroton Heights. owned by Charles I".
Tristram. has been leased to S. T. smith
and family. of New York. who will take
possession this spring.
Surveyors, it is expemed. will begin
making a layout for the proposed new
Scolield road, tomorrow, the maps to be
presented at a special town meeting to be
held the illst inst. '
Mr. and Mrs. Cmper and baby,
of Babylon. L 1.. are the guests of Mrr.
Cooper's parents, Mr. and Mrs John H.
Cnasmur. She Will remain here several
weeks.
John Peterson, employed by William
E. Street, has moved to lhc Sinusl place.
llr. Binge! has been in New York stale
for several months [NHL
The Ladies' Aid society of tho (Amare-
gational church will hold a wcisble
Thursday evening nt lhe homeo! Mrs;
Joseph .llorehouatx
Barber Fred Chflddth‘wn moved yes-
terday from the old Tooter building. to
lira. A. (3. l-‘oiris'buildiog on Railroad
avenue.
A horse belonging to Solomon Siagel
was killed yesterday by llunlanv (miner
Smith 0 Keelcr.
The Theodore Austin road in nu near
ly down to grade and will betlnished
this week.
A fun: for the Italian "ch.
Editoror llw Sentinel: DEAR SIR:
Having obserde several articles in your
valuable paper in regard to the preval-
oncy of the. itch, it occurs to me that my
experience with it may plusibly be use-
ful.
S-mle yours Iago, while in the Black
Forest. Germany. 1 found that almost
every person had the itch, which gave
me anopportunity fora personal eram~
inatiou into its cause. its remedy and its
cure. iris notadisesse of the blood or
of the skin: but is caused by the
entrance under the skin of a
parasitic animal (scams scallion. it is
contagious only by contact, but will
rapidly spread. especially among child-
ren. it can he quickly eradicated, "by
two or three applicalims. with a soft
sponge. nfs weak solution of cormivc
sublimale (bi-chloride of mercury and
water). This solution In perfectly harm»
less, externally applied, very inexpensive
and can be easily obtained from any
physician or druggist by the quart ready
for use. Yours very truly.
J. u. Bowen,
Woulrillf, Conn.
livid "or New Show. Ihlnwd.
'l'wo modest young women. quietly dross-
sd. crowd Bro-dun . The young warns.
had very rosy elm r. They may have
been from the count . or thymy live in
a must: suburb of rookiyn. Ono wor-
gold rimmed eyeglasses. As her mom
ad in and out from under luv dress every»
body could no that she worn brand new
shoes. She could so. tbsrn through her
eyeglasses, and they worried her. They
spoiled the elect of her llncdrcrs and cost
and bass». The shoes were entirely in—
nocent of polish. Dull black. they bad
never been shined.
0n the north side of Park plus, near
Broadway, stood a booiblssn’s chair. 0!
snrldsu impulse the girl with the syn:
jumped into tbs chair and mud
hen-if. abslgl has fast-«vary pa lib
ticket-am ‘ pedals. and the of
fact bomblsck not lowest to shinslvsr
mu sill W.
was r on “M'- splat
with user."
their mm
c . . '
Boast" was one of the most interesting is,
_Bovie. Liverpool; Francs, lpndon; rum
_ wmvawibsy ;
.hl’ ..
'3:
an.» forums!” uns- no
‘ . Wrath. _
“Bingo”. Pa, March W.~’l‘hcrv is a
gun vs volcano W m
eruptionbsrsstsnym,mnm
:nsylbs fought that will Warm
IV. V. serious consequences.
Rochester man ‘
. and r. Railroad
my has already , b the“; n
h"! skim, hiring. . , . m ow
York and Pennsylvania road is this city.
ltissllsboulsstrlpsrlsuwbisbbulb
companies claim. The strip is ”not wide
and son foot] .abuttingcn :1»va
New York and sassylvsnin track. Dur-
ing Sunday night lbs Baltic. m
and Pituburg people, wilbsfcruool sou
mm. laid a side track am this strip. in
doing this strategic act under cover of the
hi they undermined the trash o! the
ester-n New Yuri and Pennsylvania
They were discovered while still at work.
with c We stress by flit-WMMIB“
New York and Pennsylvania people.
The Western New York olficiala here-
mustered the strongest attacking force
available on the sudden alarm, and n on
m GM WI! ms. to drive oil. the» am
nun in m services of the Bllflnlu llm‘luw
mans “film. A heavily hum. «I Lulu
0! Western New York andxl’ruueylumin
ours was rushed down tom» the palm
thud hid bun weakened by the opera
tors of III. other force. The load mo-
trcncndous. and the undermined, lrm'lc -
gave way. carrying tbs train down, 'i'ln-
mt fell upon Bulblo. Rochester and
Pitt-burg can which had been run in dur-
ing tbs night to help hold down a piece or
that company's track, and an all amnd
markup was the remit.
All this time the big Bunnie, Rochester
and Pltuburg engines were pushing tbs
gondola- which they had rnumvto the new
ly made switch down toward Main stress.
and a building which stood near bywss
torn from its foundation and piled on the
sidewalk a complete wreck.
Tho Budalo, Rochester and Pittsburg
tarsal bold possession»! tho slripsnd have
held it all day. The local authorities
speedily took a hand, but in our of snails
or collision they will be unable to cope
with the railrnhd forces.
Mount-u u 0-“- Mill's.
N in You, M arch burl-billowing m the
steamship. due today: Wax-rs. Bum;
ct , Aberdeen; Mann-asst, Ewart
son; Momma, Liverpool; Othello, Ant-
werp; Did-In. Rotterdam; Jersey City,
Swanson; British King. Metallic; Thing—
vnlla, (.‘hrirtlansnml; Amharic. O ;
in, Antwerp: Persian Naomi).
don: Bull-lo, Hull; Enhlln, aim
Berlin, Southampton; Numbness“. bow-
dan; ills-nu, Hamburg: Vim, Rov-
tardsm: AconuumGihrsltnr; Chuckles"
tel. Marseilles; The following steam
:ailtodny: Spree. Bremen; Colombia. .0
on.
Can lur- llivcr Dollars as a In“.
Guam, March 90.-—Four special trons-
nry secret service men. in addition to the
regular force employed at division had»
quarters and the forcesc! the United States
mcnhsls' offices. are working in Omaha
and vicinity to unearth a private mint
which is alleged to have turned out over a
half million standard silver dollars. it is
“IMHO to detect ihcdlflmaco between
the money mods by the con ntcrfduvr and
the genuine turned out. by the federal
mints. The profits of the gang an mods
from the soignlorngo, which give.- tlmn 51
cents on each dollar made.
Wilt M “hooded.
PHILADELPHIA, March Ill-A quiet cm
of railroading swilc buster occurred In
thh city. floor Newman was the do
fondant. and h wife. who appeared in
court. with both eyes blackened and her
fans badly bruised, was a reluctant wit-
Iuanngninst him. He was hold him
bail, and then the machinery of the law
was set in motion. The grand jury was
but a few minutes in finding a bill mint
Newman. lie was taken bolero Judgem-
nold, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
three years in the psnitsntisry.
A Precocious lord-rev.
Assume, Ala. March manna Diet
Vsnt, 10 years old (colored). asked a 1!
year-old brother for a plus of a "unit
which be was rating, and on being Infused
he drew a pistol and shot him in the bond.
inflicting wounds from which It did.
Two monthvsgo Disk billed nG-ysw-old
brother with a club because he would not
give him some marbles.
Won lawn llolllu has.
Hannlsscao. Marsh ill—Hrs. Jun 15.
Cluster. the oldest min" in thin I!
Pennsylvania. died Ion. lb- was in
Baltimore in would ran away when 11.
Sher-land a large familynndwuhown
to everybody in this part of the “and
to every person of promiscuous final
vsnis.
MW
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J mefigull. J., Much ill—Tbs log:
any company I! S
Mrtncbsinidsu both-lasso! West
vassy tracks and oven mm. Thy
bonnet msssadsdln mimicking.
although they are leaving-onions»
turned to catch lick rivals-m
onsduswlu’smm
Honours. Harsh Multis- of m'
Pauli. V. 3. Newton cl Omanlwu
[transplant-Whilst
consul-bonanza. Bows. tails
district attorney's can can! Moods
Wombat-n.
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Ladies’
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An Entire Stock to be Sold
Milli-HALF of 6081 to murmur.
' All Fine and Fashionable Goods,é
These Goods MUST BE SOLD, and will affordi
Heater work
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llibbltftllolnslock ,
filwtrio Hells. Posh Balloon and Batteries
of all kinds. put in and repaired. Please hove
nrtlr rs ullh Watkins it Iloinardwure dealers.
11:! Wurhlngltln nlrrc'. South Norwalk.
mid iw
on Well Hand Laundry,
91 Washington Street.
South Norurli
Alrl. WORK DUKE BY "AND.
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Cloaks,
Jackets,
Dresses,
Wraps,
Capes,
Waists.
Bargains never heard of before.
iaIeBeginsWednesday,Harsh 21,al8a.m.
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,
Sentinel Building.
corner: or cannon. on Irma.
3 JOHN WARREN, Proprietor.
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D. J ENNINGS.
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G. 8. J. H. BOLTUN'S
HOT WATER HEATH
all I:
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;l’in and Sheet iron Work.
3 Hot Air Heating.
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The Honor lea n-gulnr physician and for
. the Sl§l§lffll ,wnrs husmndr-llleillh‘lfiAflEfi
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cure for all kinds o! piles. Do you have
. and chafing with intense itching
night? it is dangerous to canker
symptom. If you have collared
yours with chronic pilrs std (not you
t he and, give Allen's uncanny
Marl. II loam vii-crusty that con:
fluid all dmms Price 50
me. that mail tor 50 min. Ad—
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a law pvv mum of diseases in
mm come mm curt hustlers about
debt-1mm." says Dr. Cyrus Palms.
“I! hand! a simple thing and so common
very few W. unless iv in a cave
min. on; any attention to s
In York moi the healthiest
plans on the Atlantic cm and yet
slurs-mammalian of county
and consumption will? have lhriv origin
s
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Marni: me sir. in the
m. in our blood and
Ed's.
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mom's
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from an' dlmi-ulty ilu'lll‘nl in the sex can
consult tr. linllfurd in ”in strictest conti-
dence. and with the assurance of receiving the
most skillful and M‘lrmllll‘ lrnnlmeni bm-wu
lo minis-m surgery and medicine Home on»
furnished formuflrwnwm ('aAetl. Terms mrv
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no you VALUE
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healthy and smooth. lyre bright
and Complains slur.
No Mom: l’nwms!
«No New! or [Inn-(up
A final, Ivflncive sire-ill.
Everything that in "I'll“... Permian.
Ivanli'ylu sail luvllinr will he
fowl is lam tablets.
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