m
“fly wile III"
collar-la; tram a 0
turn! oeugho
,“ wit” the hest°
Indira) shill pro-
mlde was “till" 0
hielaorellevr. \I‘.» i,
did untangle-4:10;
mulblliitwitllllnny 9..
survive; but Mr.
B. V. Itoyal. tilt,» i
It) ouneon-Jm... j »
”Ml MI lll' bit It. .3 .
Iver night, llilll hut-in: . .
, I M l’cetoral “l'l:
MIME Win! this rnIIIet' I.
I,“ It! heuellelal. that 1“ I
It; till she was run-o.
Morin; excellent new
”my—lid. llt'm- .. f-
.4».
m
I llhsrry Pactora2zz
‘ Hilbert Awards .
. it"! wowto's FAIR
Hoyt” lie in too much for I thing. or in ‘
“‘3me 8 i
$2211....
as for lees
llIIarles E. to
than we
ity. That’s poor economy. thri our “compatltgg” try . “
our prices they have to knuckle down on quality.
new
FINE BUTTER, 350. 1b.; 4} lbs., $1.00. EXTRA FINE
BUTTER, 28c. 1b.; 4 lbs. $1.00. THE FAMOUS NORTHFIELD
‘ BUTTER IN PRINTS, 350; 3 lbs, $1.00. FANCY FULL
CREAM CHEESE, 15o. lb. HOME LAID EGGS, 22o. doz..
We are direct Handlers of everything in the Grocery Line,
and can give you the best bargains of any house in the city.
'3 WASHINGTON mun. I0"! NOIW‘LK.
llllEl
' IEIIIIIIE
BIIOB El
VIIIIIII ',
m. “It" Ind Proprlour
”Tm-By null. In All-
prspItd: One month. 500: three
‘1: III months. 38.50; one year. saw.
» ,hynlwoboys. 13c I week. to be paid
.., h.-
a “TIE-“\Vnnt," "To
‘ ””1“" III." ulvertisements. not ex-
' ., mum. one unto. flimthree times.
than .141). Bowling nttioes. the. I
I“ . mm deIth notices. 50c. Sched-
, plutonium ulverllwmenla taro
Imitation.
Women—No. us Washington street,
grub m; telephone call. 9245. Branch
”No. I! VIII Itroet. NorWIlit; telephone
III. E I.
HIUNIOAI‘IONB should in all vases be
round to
flu: HIKING ssrt'rmlu
80m Noawnm. CONN
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28,1894.
New Things III Electricity.
bar of experts have been giving
'em as to what the world of
amount see in the. development of elec-
ty. They say that all the street cars
times of railways to points within
fl miles of the large t ItIes will be pro-
by this agent.‘ Electrical canal—
will slide like romantic gondolns
filmy plIcid waters, only Innth faster
Wobrooms will so eep the streets,
W fans will cool the air of homes In
hunter, electric heaters will wmm them
. wintar, electric cookers and lighting
will do away with coal anti gas. and the
domestic millennium will begin.
Both the are light and incandescent
hop" will be superseded by the Tesla il-
lumiuntor, which gives a beautiful and
Was light without the interven-
llfll of either globe or lump. We shall
I» telephone as easily across the ocean as we
now do to our [flood in the next square.
Meir there are water powers or
ooIlfields electrical energy will be trans<
mitted to points a hundred miles away.
Inutesd of loading coal upon cars and
conveying it to the factory or machine
flop l0 be converted into power, the
.poweriteelf willbe convey. .. 2;; the form
of electricity.
At this time a machine is at work In
were! large offices which receives and
‘ prints as fast at it arrives all the news
of the day. It is like a constant newe-
pIper being printed all the that! Print-
odmstter is rolled off upon rt piece of
paper in much the some fashion as the
’ linker prints. A man need not wait for
hil afternoon paper. but can «It the
The competition for the prize of $40;
3 I ofla'ad Inst December by the Metro
- Traction company, for asysletu
~ rIilroad motive [XII-er superior
tho overhaul trolley syelsm, and
I cheap in respect to operating ex-
his likely to result in the substitu-
, y! “underground trolley eyelet!)
Ilium of the company‘s line. Over
(It!) Ipplioations for the prize have
. mind from III parts of the world.
“Illa! the ache-ea proposed nrelutli-
' One inventor proposed to fur-
_ » motive power by means 0! wind-
”Blithe top of the cars. Another
w to utilize the force exerted by
rho Ind (III at the tidee at Sandy
. ,Illd I third made I proposition
. will!!!” rIinIys by harnessing the
w lollllltloul. The undersrouud trolley
Itprsseot in operation in Iiutiu-
. Hungary, II under consideration
will problbly beveled on one of
l Mwn I‘oIdII.
t will not take many words to tell the
W in the business ultuetiou.
motile IgeucIee lintl rmmo ltn
IIIIII In jabbing circles, stimulated
Ill. filly Ind continued opting weath-
Retailers Ire reported as buying
truly. though prices Ire my low.
Why the bank clearing», the
of business is still far below that
Nye“ II this time. IlIIirontl wru-
. IhOWIilttleimprovemeul.
leer!“ the Ours-um.
(thw
lsitoot IIIrly time that some metric
”pit upon the dump nltlon of sur-
ll filth lawn to alien open their
_ «lures la Iuolntemt of the
celled Ippuudiuau. The:
N Ind lImenthIe operation:
“them“ of useful citizem will
the opinion, which begins to
m generally current, that appen-
- lemonsmudthet human
I“ forbidden except by
too much Ibmlt appendicitis
If III genuine eases result from
E the petition. Ind one or two
m N Ill! eases flint only in the
like W I very rIre aisle»
W“ n... . .
ukuwfihm. the molt will no, of mum. nobody elm "Success l. thepizewprd of merit" up:
MW. l!mllry,tlItINI-w York my, hutltlmho own if be had we. at snout ion. Ir I lieu
Indo- eormpootleetmm- eat-unlit: eminently wrecking the Dem. "h“ M l" “”0“! '9“. ”0" a“?
"he melt- at his bosom-er
Minimisation” steed
' h epidemic to the minds of the
be IIterIu New York It the
of I court. The public knows
' *WIitogethm-tooiillle. Two-
, It! the rumour. The cure
" - muIrslettlsuot
what it w. Appendicitis is
at. “donation of the opera-
3 “their Ind dengue-III dls-
0‘ Wilkins-Irina of metal
Amulhefloeosoftmls,
“The English Mm.” In prior
Iprfl llama. III! In arty
of“ ”rise will new
W of Wendell
TltESllF TWO CITIES.
SEEN AND NEAR!) BY SBNTINEL
MEN UP TOWN AND DOWN.
DIIIIcI HIrI.’I'|IIrI Ind EverythrI In
'NorwIll. south NorwIlk, Ind the lun-
medtIu Vicinity-4h” Ind IIIIIIIpI of
I III: Condensed Into Crisp Farm-plus.
James Price won the prize roast, yes
terdoy, at the People’s Market.
Miss Jennie Puuzeit. of South Nor:
walk, will sing in a concert at Bethel to-
night.
Michael Carroll, of B3thei,snd Mile
Mary Fitzgerald, of Spring Hill, are
soon to be married. _
Buckingham Poet, G. A. It, will have
a chowder tonight. The department
commander will be present.
The civil suit of E R (loldschmidt vs.
John Tuhey will come up before Justice
Austin, Saturday morning.
l‘rItz Weber, who prrsided at the. or-
gen in Trinity t-,hurch Sunday, Is a pupil
of John J. Wooten. of firidgeport.
The Inasmuch Circle of King's Dough
ters will give an entertainment in the
Norwnllt Methodist church. this even-
lug.
Mine Sarah E. Luuusburymf ilI-Idge-
port, formerly of Norwalk. will be war
tied Tuesday tanning. April 10, to Wil-
Iiutn I]. (lilifrlll;
J \l. esiey i-deuutis. VIII; has been in
jail at year because he was unable to fur-
nish a bond to keep the peace, was re—
leased yeetenlay. lie belongs in Ridge-
field.
A meeting of the otlicers and all
the committees connected with the
Woman‘s Building, will be held tomor-
row afternoon and o'clock. at U South
Main strtet.
The annual culuiopue of the Slate Nor
msl StIIuol at New Britain announces
that an examination for admission to the
school will be held in South Nor-walk
next summer. The date has not yet been
fixed.
E. Board is buildings brick addition
to his greenhouses. it is known Its a
cold frame. and is for the purpose of
regulating the temperature to keep
planlsautl flowers dur‘ng l)».|lllBlllllffli‘l'
and winter.
Miss EIIZIbeth Mctllynu dch at the
renitlence of her sister. Mrs. ('alheriue
Stebb, 8 l‘mepect avenue, yesterday ef-
ternoon, aged 01:: years. The funeral
will be held Friday morning from St.
Mary's cbIIrt-b.
Al the regular meeting of Court lia-
IIackemo. Ancient Order of I‘tireoters,
last night, Michel Drew was chosen
delegate and Thomas L‘. Creamer alter-
nate to attend the state convention of the
order In Norwich, bitty 9th
('oIIIpatIy L's annual ball will take
place in Stamford tomorrow night.
Among the Norwnlk military men in at.
tendanoe will probably be 0 oloncl Front
and IIIeInbers of his mull, (‘uptatn II. III.
Rose and Captain A. A. Iietts.
The Wesleyan l'uiversity lil-te and
Mandolin clubs did the same thing in
iltidgeportthnt they did in Norwolh-—
failed to obow up and a young man who
kindly contented to out as advertising
agent for that city will have to pay for
the advertisement himself. unlm some-
thing unusual happens.
The Int-tubers of the“ Fallen club of
this city will be represented at the
Pelit-Iu'o ball in Norwnlh, Thursday
night They will leave here about “even
o'clock In I oarrynli, accompanied by I
number of their lot] y friendtI. The home-
csvlluo It Norwslh will connect with
the 1Q'I'Iehltnitton express, giving thooe
who desire I chance to return home In
that wey.—-l‘ltemfonl Advocate.
Assistant Adjutant-General John (I.
Healy has recently Issued ortlm revok-
ing the appointment. of First Lieutenant
Henry F. Ilevlu III‘ItljuttInt of the Sec-
ond battalion. Fourth regimeul,C. N. (L;
directing the quIrlermnIlor-amerul to
III-ll It private or public sale, cértaiu
biauhele. clothing equipments Ind camp
mulpsge recently Olmfllmm'tl by I board
of survey I» absolutely IIuIIervicerle Ind
obsolete
tilevvlswd' I VllIlIlllfl‘. PantIIrtly.
The Rev. Dr. Morrison of Adams uyu:
“In the last. few months i hue been In
no less than twelve stItIII, Ind during
that timel have talked with practically
everybody whom i but; met. Themati-
ment is overwhelming. The people Ire
deeply and bltterlydlmopointsd with‘the
preeeut ptlmlrtietrstiou. I thI beIrd It
In Viralnis and West Virginia, In
himurl, in Tom. in boulIIIuI. in Tom
new and other states In the South. just
III I have heard It here in “corals. WlIIt
deouuelslloo tedIy.
outlet-e his new strongly
,dist church, in New Haven. succeeding
euutIoIoerIllu party. Ileu whomeversl mouth:
“to, uphold the Itimluimsuou to every»
thing It ttltl. III the strongest in lb
The people who
m
METHODIST APPOINTMENTS.
Bouts Which will be W. by the Con-
IIrIIoI lieu loath.
Rev. P. S. CIvsqugh, formerly of
New Haven, will, be uslgned to South
Norwallr. Rev. G. Id. Peg , of East
Not-walk, will not be reappointed, hav-
ing served his full term of five years.
Rev. W. A. Richards. now located in
Birmingham, will probably be trans-
ferred by the New York East Conference
next month, to the South Paris Metho-
llvv. George Adams. Rev. J. E. Holmes.
of Seymour, is to take the church at
Mutual-check. N. Y., and the present
pastor there, Rev. Allen MecRossie. who
left Hartford two years Igo, will be as-
signei to Grace church, III Brooklyn
Rev. Joseph Irons, of the North lit-thu—
dist church. New Haven, will be re-
turned. Revs. J. M. Thompson, of Meri-
den, J. A. Macmillan, of Milford. anti
Nelsm Edwards of Thomaston have had
four years each in the fields which they
now occupy.
’l‘lIo Waterbury, New Britain and Au-
sonla pastors will be returned. Rev. W.
II. Iiarlon has served only two years in
\Vntethuty,llev. E. K. Young one in
New Brilain,and Rev. 0. ll. I’Ilbledo
three in Ansonia. going from the first
church in New Haven.
The 'IarIII’ Bill's "I'IILPFII.
To HIV I'Itli/m' 0f Htt’ St'nlmrl: Much
has been written about the slow progress
of the \thson bill. Compare it. with the
progress of the McKIuley bill. The lat
ter was r. ported to the House Apnl lillll
and passed May illsl. and was not finally
passed by the Senate after the usual mn-
ferences between the two branches until
September iiOln. tire and a half months
after Its introduction, The Wilson lull
WIN introduced into the Home tttht
two month-I ago and has yet three
urmths' lime. and it passed then will be
within the lime occupied by the ‘.llclx’tn-
lt‘y bill. it
Exported to he l-‘Iev.
Attuur and Walter JeIItl‘e, suyt: the
Ilndgeport Farther, am building II new
boat at their residence on lit-Forest ave<
nun, which bitia fair to he a record break
er. The new craft will be I ‘20-fonter
of the skip Jack model. She will be sloop
rigged and have a inI area of I25 yards
of canvas. The builders expect to have
her completed in season to take put in
the t'etlar Point club regain. May ill).
l'rtnniuv-ul llt‘l’ll yfll‘llllllllt’n who the
examined lll" craft pronounce her a
beauty.
.\ New ( .Ithtvlle (‘iItIrrII III iIIIItleort.
\lurk “ill be hmuu .~ won on the cum
tion of a new Roman Catholic church
in Southport. to be built on the site of
the old church which “in burned a your
or two sun. The church will bee very
handsome structure, and will have a
It’allfiKl‘up’u‘lly double that of the old
church. 'I‘lIczt‘ost of the structure will
be about “0,000 or $30,000, will be built
of brick or stone. and when completed
will bottle llilntld'lm'fli (‘lllll‘t‘ll in that
vicinity.
Stamford Democratic NumlnIlimI-t
The Democrats of Stamford have
plntwl in nomination Robert livartoul
for III Iyor and George II. Iloyt for (‘OIIII
ciltuuu-at-large. Mr. Swurtout has
served the former borough in the uupac
Ity of warden for several years, and hue
il‘llilrl opponent Charles II. Leeds. Mr
lioyt is naming uguinot Commodore
Janice I). Smith, the wealthy New York
broker. who is understood to helium
'tssentlen'eelmice for the next llepubo
Iit-au gulwrnIluriaI nomination.
'l‘hr- CIIII-ulltlutetl final for In 500,
James Ii. IiotI-Itou has begun II and for
£5,500 tiumagee against the New Ymk,
Now Haven and Hartford Railroad com-
ptny. Mr. liuuulou alleges that lit plem
ber ill. lti-‘ll. be shipped twotrntlrn from
Hpringtlnl i to New York. lluIII burrow
were severely injured in II t‘oiliuion in
the Matt Haven yIrtir. Amtrtmuetpteut'e.
Mr. llouulou alleges, bu wan compelled
to withdrew his horse» from several more
and tailored ll loss of M 'IOO thereby.
. IMRIIII
The Methodist Epiecoptd church llnll-
talued I Iced-sized audience, llht. night.
when Meson. Berk and Green gave their
lecture on "The liawalluu IelIndtI." it
was Illustrated by many atereoplicun
views of scenes of interest It llawsil.
The party tendered to tiles Lulu St.
John in the town hall. last night, was I
very enjoyable affair, shout eighty peo»
ple helm; present. All orchestra from
Stamford furnished music for dancing.
Ind In excellent supper was served.
A revere rheumatic III!) in the left
shoulder had troubled r. J it [opens
well known drought. of Des Molnar.
Iowa. for over air months. At times the
pain wn susevm he could not lift up
thin. With all he could dohe could not
H ti of It until he Ipplied Chamber
Ilu‘IIPIIln Mat. "1 only uIIde three
Ippliustltmsofll," he sts. "and ever
since berm tree from all len. ” its new
recommeude It to penonvslmllerly Iflllu-
led. It. Is for sale by (l. G. Still-on.
euro. pruploho when using
respertllemttd why It In the limit:
rlllermtullu favor with the public.
yet'slls heart-I
“MW! (loo h Item-II mittenI
of. ’ until;
atop-opium
IIIIIIywoaldlihte IIIIII em
_nmm, mm“
w uTMl"
mumwhmmmilw ‘
- POWER or 'I‘HE‘PRESS
iTS ‘
A Worklnymn Shows How Its III. II
people at last have cause to dread hIs
e
campaign, but since the termination of
that important content.
Jigent class. such as AmericIn work-
men claim to be, with their eyes wide
open, could be hoodooed into a condi-
IS NO EXPERIMENT.
It IS a Sure Hair Presenter and Restorer.
PRICE, 15 etc.
MISS IlI'IlEIIlSlIIIB DRESSING IlliIlMS.
LAUDER’5 BLOCK.
FOR SALE AT
PRICE, 75 Cts.
will give estimated on all kinds
of plumbin,
heating.
of Plain and Decorated China.
Agate, Tin, Glass Ware, and
Decorated Lamps at low prices.
Heater work attended to prompt-
F. H. NASH it Bill]
I. ll. me I lie?"
steam and hot alt-
e have I tine Itoclt
Cor. Main and West Ste.
the no value Imps the
potItoeon our list. is I
m 6‘”*.'.r [006“
exactly the oddities "mu the“ loot!
' lander my mm III sets. ‘I‘o lb
orthommtsmm. ms to and.” would be
. , , III-Intact y,“ ”it Is to
Human ' I mun "’"........"""”°"""'"“' ...°' ..
P Bl A Cambium l'ItI
. The most vi .yboelth Ind pure
usntlotlten: IIIdprodut-ed I tblsoouutrysowm.
I 20y E l 3:35” ”that“? t in; for
or Iflll
ears xmr ence years. ”Trait-III palms; kinds
Ineithe but of appetite». them. or which it II» he truly uld'tby
2.
mug
I
[Io-Ilium Iny other. Oorlttt incom-
prioeo'f'hebrl Rose, Eu! Benet
Bebrou, The Nzw Queen. y 3:
the Early White Star, etc. Card- desv
errptlve of the chemistieo of eIch
vutety attIehod Special order- for my
wtlcultw sort desired executed here.
to Kingof
Also have time» Seed, Beet! Bun-Ind
Polo. Special Fertilizer for two Ind
order: said in Inge or small quantities.
llibblel'tllomslock
INFLUENCE IN POLITICS FOR
GOOD OR ILL.
Abused to the lulury of labor—80m
Advertising tro- ItI BIlbrIn.
That the press to I power which the
)e n amply proved, not only In the lust
That III Intel-
tion of party servillty which made them
the agency of their own degradation is
not only equaled but surpassed by
the still further manifestation of its
power over the minds of workmen in
closing their eyes to the real came of
the existing industrial tie reeeiun.
That the decline of in ustrial enter-
prise, which trunnformed the indepeno
dent, self supporting workman of yes-
tertlay Into the helpless pauper of today.
was caused directly by the pledged
purpoee fortified by almluto power of
the Democratic party to abolish the
thrill no intelligent workman will
deny. Yet in plain View of this condi.
tion of facts and in plain having (I! the
voice of conspiracy to hand our indus-
triee over to England, ,whut in the atti-
tude of working people—«the class who
are moot deeply interested?
Daily quenching their thirst for
knowledge front the fountain of a so
called Democratic prose, their opinions
are made for them in England Ind
transmitted from The World building
and other agencies of an acknowledged
foreign (‘lIlII‘III‘lt'L
,leo It field in preparation for a cer-
tain crop, the public. mmd is prepared
now by Democratic journals for the
needs of depreseiun and the harvest of
industrial ruin that is sure to follow,
so the minds of the working people. who
are to lie the first and greatest eutl'erers.
are on imbued with the doctrine of pt»
liticai falsehood that while the factory
is ('lIW‘Il against them. while their
wages are getting less and it‘ll.“ t’Vr-I‘y
day. and while many are needing.
if not already eating, the bread of
charity. they quietly accept I change
of conditions which in some olherrouu-
try would cause revolution or II t'llllllkt
of the ministry.
Owing in a larger IneIIIuro to the
subtle influence of the Democratic preset,
they were prepared for the humerus
But at this critical point in the pro-
grnmme. thoI geniusof evil manifests
itself in the ywrm-nnllty of one Pulit-
zvr. Joseph Pulitzer. now of The “'orltl
— next of - With a loaf of bread
in one hand, to allay popular vengeance,
he gains time to write the decree of in-
dustrial rum with the other. This Mr.
Pulitzer is one of the chief propagators
of the free trade scheme which created
hunger and now glorifivs himself for
relieving KIIIID of the hunger he has
helped to create-
This he calls l'lllll’ll)’, while It is one
of the most useful lovers in the pauper
finishing mat hino ”till ho to daily ton-
strutting l ntil it shall please an all
wise Providence to put In injunt lien on
the laws of nature, on the mental or
physical powers of men. the term char-
ity alIt-ulti be obsolete in America. It
in an Insult to American manhood and
should be regarded as such by all
worthy of the lliIIIil'x" James Johnson.
3
The Market For FIrmerI.
Duriug the past Ill years the home
market for the product» of agriculture
has int-reused do per cent from the Iti-
Vantto of population alone. III three or
four decades the wants of 05,000,000
more will double the present demand
upon our agriculture and make a market
for prmllll'lfi Itmplt- for the subsistence of
more than lou,ooo,000 European peo-
ple. lit-eat lirituin, in her little garden
putt-II. largely occupied by honaes and
pleasure grounds, produces half I Inp-
ply. The sea Hands of the Netherlands
partially feed adenine population. East-
ern Europe lean enlarging granary, and
the western IItItinm usually supply
their food mpiiremeuts. Therefore
there in little prmpeet in the immediate
or distant future that our foreign mar»
ket will be worthy of coneiderstion in
comparison with tho prtetvnt over-
whelunuguutl constantly augmenting
importance of the domestic market,
which to the hope of tho fermer of the
future.~-Proftmu J. it. Dodge.
llull Tim" Are "Nauru“.
The big Amoeiteug cotton mills It
Manchester. N. 11.. the largest cotton
mills in the country, which for yeIrlI.
without intomtplltm. employed 8.000
hands, are still idle. notwithItInding re-
ports thIt they have resumed. III-Gov-
ornor Cheney of New Hampshire says:
"Nottrly all of the mills the their
storehouse: packed with goods, not be.
cause of In overproduction. but beware
ordere have been rounternunded. The
effect of dull times in our mills is wide-
tlpf’tmtl. It to noon and felt in every
kind of buntneesln Manchester. The
financial and tariff uncertainty is the
cause. The repeal of the silver law
may help. but manufscturers must
knowwbstthefuturetsrilttstobebe-
tore confidence will be restored. "--Aln
bIny Journsl.
I}
Prosper!“ in the III! Mum.
Mrs. Usnls Williams of Ben Diego.
GIL. has received atelier from I flyrlIn
merchant III, the Midway plIisIneI It
the World’s fair. ruining the
cocoons on Institution in the as
Vbullding Ind whiny for
they prove to be without
will Mutter ltu from
ram than from
ayrlI
OVER
2,000 Garments.
GREAT
CONSIGNMENT
SALE
0}"
Ladies’
Ladies’
Ladies’
Ladies’
Ladies’
Ladies’
An Entire Stock to be Sold
AIflNE-HAIF of COST lo MANUFAIITIIIIE
All Fine and Fashionable Goods;
These Goods MUST BE SOLD, and will afford
Bargains never heard of before.
SaleBeginsWednesday,March21,al8a.m.
Come and get first choice.
W. A. BENEDIC
II IOITII II I SHEET.
W.H.Meeker&llu.
Sole I sent for
Ii. & .l. B. BOLTIIII’S
HOT.,WATEII HEITEI
Cloaks,
Jackets,
Dresses,
Wraps,
Capes,
Waists.
Sentinel Building.
flaming, Steam and Gas-Fitting.
lilo and Sheet iron Wort.
llot lit Heating.
Plane IllJl Minn-Jess furnished (tr rather
out water. steam or hold: Luring.
In HIII’TH MAIN H7
The Perla Stone~
';tl ‘llll’l'hlflt' uni that}:
ill tlv‘H li.t- bt~l Art .‘it
. wow. Anni. '..II "Irvflv Work «1‘ Inform; Port»
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