has
tam tr’ndrw
dust! at mum on the"
Annual Ceaatyflalsfised
Have
newlistter, “MRI; or“
81.00? it is irnntsnss. .all ,
fancy creamery Batter. two. I
olmmmism
dermal"
issrisieeusb.
best
Wm liklil Pro-
I
_ dothass «lowland health ’ "Jim
Mpg; “it“; 280 lb. Northtleid tenor print "“ ' 5am mm». emit." 2’"
his to , ,
did not expect Butter. 800 ll). Th9 but Flour 20 Year! Exner'ence year:f “3:13:33; Emil”
; per be: 500; 0“”? “00“ Is no EXPERIMENT. andjthsbsatof apparatus. them. of which it can he truly said. they
Flour too bag. 3 lbs fancy Unli-
forum Prunes, Silo. Extra tine
Raisins, 3 lbs. 86c. 4 lbs Bods Crackers, 250. 3 lb D. Milk Crack-
]; V, any“), llop .
' my surveyor. luur ,;
ppm to he no to L‘_
w M "at wt, and liltil "
havsucvalcsu t the Ice. 2
potswecnour “3% a I" lsa'hgr’t
good scatters. good ore pen.
exactly the qualities which these assd .
r. if. not no. "
will give estimates on all kinds”...
is ‘W'flghfiiiiifi. . era. 25c. Fresh Country Eggs, 17c dos. Home raised Potatoes of plumbin steam and hot air glssa ”will“? mf'yfi'dfi‘ofi
not .1'.’ u meson. u... .u. silo bu. All of our goods are open to cash purchasers. Our prices beetle. 6 have a line stock «bran The New Queen. King at
it Is a In lieu Prescott and Restorer.
the Early White Star. etc. Cards dsdasv
captive oi the characteristics of each
vsriety attached. Special orders for any
particular sort desired. executed here.
Also lawn Greet-Md, Eisediiesnsand
Peas Special fertilizer for lawn and
garden sold in lugs or smell quantities.
Bibblehlomstock
Illfllll' ll ll I "I!"
it. till she was cIu-I- II.
at.” “Mill. excellent bmlih
eflmann S. "13“”
no
a cherry Pastoral
We mom awards 3
. 'l‘liI Month's ram 3
PRICE, 75 Cts.
oi Pia n and Decorated Chins.
Agate, Tin, Glass Ware, and
Decorated Lamps at low prices.
lHector work attended to prompt-
sre the lowest, considering quality.
. a
PRICE, 75 obs-
Miss HlBEfi’S Willi BBESSIHB 000018
LAUDER’B BLOCK.
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Cor. Main and West 5
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mm. Editor and Proprietor T a a“. ‘Pa‘yrglmazisngwy o . llla’able toll-ssh a Verdict. G cod rmmvol cum“, 0 o o o o o o o o o O o o o o o o r o ’
mm! lam—Br mum m. A matter which is very likely to K0 to The jury in the case oi the State the reinctest past accurate and certain 3"!” Am" m
muzprepaid One month. 50c. three
MM six months. 02.50. on rear. W10
‘ r. 5! umboys. lilo a week. to be paid
I
. ~ 1 .. a Bans—"Mm. " “To
“I‘m lale“ advertisements. not ex-
declines. one time. lac; three times.
11m. Ming ntticss. me. a
and death notices. 50c. Sched-
I}!!! w for displayed advertisements for
Wen application.
m OFFICE—No. us Washington street.
lsstltttorwsik. telephone call. 92.5. Branch
No. is Wall street. Norwsik; telephone
I: l. ‘
O‘IMOA'IIOIS should in all cases he
pursued to '
' 111' [VIKING SIN'I'INIII.
Boom No nwsmr. Conn.
'raossnu. men It. 1894.
Population Tcndcuolcs.
”Margaretha liguics us to i ity and
myolutiou are show'n In the vi
a of London. In Great Brit~
’ 'L’Il‘ltlwwheri' in i‘ll‘lllllllllill, there is
i powerful ircIIrlnl’ lulpnlnlinn from
Whitacily. In uli Lindon 3.") pr
m ot the Inhabitants uro c noun \ born
But, strangely enough, thm fImu born
ms are found lurgclv in the “oil to
“districts. In smut oi thw- districts
here than half the people. to 2i to r them-
fllmuborn in the country. Tho t'uml
inhabitant, whole strong and ambitions
almost invariably turns to tho city \“l'll
m eye as to I! place win-r» lw mm
’fifllnthe world and gI-t llll I‘lt‘lv'r'llfe
and better pay lllltil on the form. lie
”Willa city. and his l'X]“‘l'lllll ow iii’E‘
“realised.
91'”!le people. on ill“ otlwr hand. one
nearly all city born. in Dr: hunl ('iroI-n,
‘3 which isthetuosr powrty smile-u part
a! London. only lfli per cunt are from
' at. country. The- rI-st uro huplosscity
. slum childrm. Munyoi tin-In are the
' ‘Ions and daughters of the strong agri-
cultural laborer who came to the city he.
V name he could get lwttwr wagon. But
.. city life naps human \‘llill‘ly and rpu-nch-
“Wombition, ii not in H5 first gen-
mfimJlmn in the sv-cond :Ind third.
WW begin in so» that illeunly
.wayto clear out the slums in to start a
counter movement from city to country
lull to colonize on farms tln- wuukwst and
mostvvreicbed.
Alsdy lecture-r roccntly send in II tmu
Wipeedl tlilll the Irr‘uplo Hf NNW
York city bought potato»: by tln- Ipmrt
. their ready Citoll wI-m into the
‘ “B of the saloon kwpnr. No. no. Lilly
’ m. The [woplc Iii Now Yolk city
'hllnther lurge cities buy [Million-I by
. Sh quart because they Inc-silly li\‘l' in
’ Maud “VG not it t‘lllllmill‘Il IIl' it «Eli‘-
lgbiaenongll to put It quantity of any
in.) If they bought [II-tam . by tho
,they Would how to hunt: lilrir
W beds out of ill“ “indoor. and
.1009 there in order to main: room l.)
pl! such a large supply. Ami. lII’Nillu
‘ 1b potatoes Would rot In In» lu-utod
rows of an average city flul llcflal‘t‘ may
, MM be stud. This. madam. I'I why
. ”Wished lilllllllllulllh If rum buy
‘- m by tho quart uIvl Wulnrinvlnu
by the slice.
v
Tbs trad; in IIINpI‘It-I It'l making is
or than It won tl‘ r imonu to
“More. Tllslnny lurlmt'tl lurk lortiln
W of it, but If it Imam” Hull illus-
are going to ln- mum» this your
mt] million pamplu \I‘Ill rrjuicv that
the We is slow. They Would l‘vjnlt’u
ltit would I" Ill lu ‘llv‘l‘l'r‘.
People who try to liw \Vllllillll \“ui‘li
W to grief min-r ut‘ lIItI- -.r IIIIItlII-r
M Ml. lllnclslnuil or IIpII ulntn:
“My...” ..
m Homo prupnru Me on ll tnI iv
'Imar and cmmmitum.
m the before he would in III-on-
more an IIIuIIIIlIIIIul to it.
" favors it it stands.
‘ mmma the Eu IllsiI rIIyI'l
sternum tickled III the ldou I (ltI
mandamus st the lords
country, and it is claimed that all high-
" ways are post roads.
' rides that the county commisuioners
. llamas rssptois IIII Anwrimn prrsl-
:WIIaanIors pow:- thou Ilu- lirilish
”00mm out of his own lucid
use. it if be In column “In up
And be
1"de pnrllsun-m I-IIn move
Ho tlm out-on a space it in
Wreply tolt,svleII III mum on
' .. M hateful lu llll‘ mnl if n
ll l“ lint,
g. MW”. lhtil in liII-ir sw'rol
home
the United Statescourt oi last resort, to
obtain a decision on test case, is the
question oi damages claimed by S. 13.
Bronson and twenty others from the
Postal Telegraph Cable company.
The company constructed a lincjirom
Bridgeport to New Haven and took a
through Huntington. setting within the
in case of war. A United States law pro-
‘A Connecticut statute. however, pro~
may give permission to set poles.but that
the adjoining property owum are entitl-
ed to such damages as a committee sp
pointed by the Tuperior Court may de-
cide. The interesting point involved in
this caeeis whether the Connecticut law
can override the United Stews law. To
decide the question the Postal company
will appeal to the highest court.
A THREE WEEKS' l M] .tTlth.
(‘Ispluln Coo. oi the Soldier's llmIIe, Will
30 to Virginia for Isis Ila-lib.
Captain J N. Coo. superintendent of the
Soldiers~ Home at Norotou. has been
granted by the Soldiers‘ Hospital Board
I leave of absence for three walks, upon
the recommendation of the consulting
board of surgeons. Captain Lion‘s mun
being impaired. He goes totbo Notional
Soldiers' Home at Hampton, \'n., to
spend his vscutiou there forjthe improveo
ment of his health.
Captain (‘oc‘s tonnage-meat of the
ConnecticulSoldivrs‘ Home as superin-
tendent has been characterized through-
out by the some high ellicieucy :Iud
unwenrying dovotion which have ever
characterized his performance of duty in
the various responsible positions which
he has occupied. WIIli the (Mr nooks
rest in store it is expected that he will
return reinvigorated and ready to resume
his duties with r. nowul energy.
Jl lliili'Vl' Pill! “AlllllNlTih
HI- Secured a Man I PosltlmlJmt DIII nus
"rt, IIIII Commission.
A suit somewhat out of the usual run
was lrIed before Justice Nobbs in Bridge-
port, Tuesday. it was brought by H. l.
llurringum. formerly superintendent of
the schools in that city, aguinst i". ll.
Baldwin. oi llownyton. to recover a
commission. Judgment was given for
the pluintiil for sill with cost».
lir. Baldwin is principal at. Rowuytol.
This position was secured iorbim by Dir
Harrington. The latter claimed that he
was to be paid acerusin sum if Mr. Fluid
win was allit‘ttttlful. Mr. iiurriogwn's
influence pron-d ellcctunl and naturally
be claimed the commission. Mr. Bald-
win neglected to settlv. hence the suit.
Connecticut Patents.
The following were issued Mam-h 27,
1894 List furnished from ollloe of A.
ll. Wooster. solicitor of patents.
David Brown, New Haven. sewio
machine. Charles H. Billings. ilsrtior,
caiiper- geuewbarles l". Johnson, liar!-
foru. stesm- plow; iicrrman lamp and
ii. J WightmanJlsrticnl. saint cut.
out for electric apparatus: Dan at ll.
Murphy. lisrtiord Ireissusl. commode;
l-rauciIIA AJ’rstt. Hartiord. trmlholdcr:
Mancini]. Richards. licrtiord. two put
cots, traveling grate iuvuace. turret
mechanism: l-rsderlcll C. lbmkwull.
Hartford electric lamp: i harles it such
ctt, Dimlmry. machine for cutting in:
from tbe its; Edward ll. lilmlmnli.
Briatol.br l.Jacob 8. Gibbs, Hartford.
electric switch; looms l... Donovan.
Wsllin ford can opener; Mimi
(June. l lulIlsnd l'srh. screw propeller.
roams mulls.
Collins wmpsny. Canton. machinists
tools; tolllns «Impsuy. (' Inlnn msI bin.
lslII' tools.
aluminum Ilnalvlpai ItspsII-rn.
in scmrdsuce with tho provisions of
the city chsrtcr. the fluid of Worden
sud [impresses oi Stamiurd, rec Immeud
the following approprlsthms: l-nr
atrwtmflidlilflzslds and crosswalk, 08,.
Utilizlirs and water. "2,500: police, On,
«to; health and sewerage: 06.500; street
liuhllnlelldmssslsrlsII Oil 300: inter-
m. 38. I100: city court. 93,500, sinking
direct route over the Bridgeport road
limits of that town 200 poles. They
claimed the rightto do this sea gov-
ernmental telegraph company whose
lines would be used by the government
vidcs that such companies shall go free
of charge over all post roads in the
against Daniel Bprsgue. charged with
stvuling oysters oil Bouthport, was dis
charged by Judgefibumwsy in the Crim-
inal Superior Court. last night. having
failed to agree on a verdict.
The cure has been on trial for I suck.
The arguments look up yesterday's see.
also until 8 o‘clock. when Judge Shun:
wuy charged the jury. which rctiml st
«lo'clock. After beingin the jury room
almost live hours the foreman announced
that it will“ be impossible for the
twelve men to be of one mind as to
whether Captain Sprsgue had réully pur
loincd oysters. The jurymen stood on
the lust two ballots live to seven for vou—
victiou, which «was very ,litlledIIVI-rrnt
from the that vote taboo.
also.
in command of the oyster bout Etta hiuy,
owned by the May Oyster company.
The captain was accused oi tubing oys
tors from the beds of Bohsiicr dc Mutt
~ in Spring (irovc cemetery.
Marshall B. Morris. the wealthy oys-
termini, was the complainant' in the
Uspt. Spragur. the defendant. is
and other beds about u your ago He
was arrested. tried in Fairilold nml lmnnd
over.
The case has proved Is very interesting
one to the Instermeu. It has bet-n lritr
lorly (ought from stuvt to "blah. While
Cnpt. Sprspue regards the outcome of
the (“use us II victory ior him. it would
have probably been more satisfactory to
oystcrmen ii a Verdict had been rcaclwd.
Questions of great interest to oyslenuen
were brought up. There has long been a
struggle between the big and little fol-
lows over the l'llLlllli bleach. Tho oys
termcn with the larger inllrcsts olxjwct
tothc smaller fry dredging on cumin
beds and the little fellow:- think tlu‘y
hate a moral right. to Ilmlgu vrliI'vIuI-r
their boats are found.
The IlIllerencm-I between tin: (new.
mgn is IIIIinr qum settlement now as
who-n Capt. Spraguo wns urn-sled.
ROWAlTolS.
Sire. Murillo Uutbill celebrated the
not only that anniversary 0i hI-rbirthday,
Tuesday nIglIt, by holding u family rc~
union IIt bur home in Upper l-'Ive Mile
River. All butone of the children and
grandchildren were present.
The III-lists who will pnrticipslo in the
play “A mung the Breakers.“ have u full~
dress rehearsal tonight, preprIraiury to
the play tomorrow and Saturday nights
in liuillor's llnll.
Two chickens. owned by Fred l'ost
luckwood. tho assistant postmaster,
were instantly killed yesterday by one
of the express thins. l-‘ml is wry and
in consequence.
The Snow club but: elected the follow-
ing ciliccrs: Mayor. (‘hurlcs Ycungs.
socrntury. Muses RnclIctt; trcaInIror.
Harry i‘utbili; bouncer, Oscar Scott.
The Gethsemane l’rIIyI-r (.‘irclI met
last night at the home of Addison F.
Hathaway. about twenty pooplo being in
attendance.
Fmi Mills, who has been quite sick at
tlIolInmooi Mrs. blcClinclIIIyJu Brook.
lyn. rcturnmi yesterday. m'compzmiod by
his wiio.
(flavour-ammo! Rev. (3. P). lloylston,
ill visiting Ins grandfather. Richard ll.
lloylston.
Jammlodrixsn has acceptrd u prsl‘
tion us foreman for H. Thonu s.
"Mill-ZN.
Tlll‘ funeral oi lease llrush Wla lumcly
attended from his late home, Tuesday
afternoon. Rev. J. M. Carroll. pastor of
the Methmllst church. oflloiutluu. ’l‘bo
pallbearers were ileum W. Raymond,
Jumps Waring. William ll. Willmott
and Alonzo Wood. The interment was
The old Tooter house has been sold to
Clarence Hindi-id for '70 the i‘-unsolhiu
ted IIIIlroml huvlnn no use for tho buIlII
lug. Mr. Booth-id iatuuu the work oi
touring down the building yI-slorday.
sod is carting the timber to Nomtun or-
unit». More he is building I new house.
NOIlll’l’llN
Floyd Dolsileld, who recently pur‘
chased the Frank 8. Pitch property ad-
}olulug lit. Luke's Episcopal church.
having theolIl buildings torn down and
will in the near future ersctnow onus
tests of the pr and intoliispenos of
a community. twonld naturally be
expected as the necessity for them in.
creased and their numbers multiplied
that the theories and principles of their
construction would attract an extended
investigation and lead to a constant and
rapid system at improvement. Still, from
the present gener condition of sunny
places in this country. it does not sppau
that this branch at political soonemyhss
attracted that attention rrom apron“
ive people. wishing to attract city resi-
dents io suburban homes, which its im
portanos demands.
Theprssent msnsgement of country
roads is open to serious objection and
criticism. and while it is scarcely possi-
ble to find excuse for perpetuating it the
sole difficulty in the my oi modilying it ‘
probably lies in the int that public at-
tention, except in very rare instances,
has not been called to it with nuflcient
directness and intelligence. It has ap-
peared to many that the money levied
(or this purpose is more than double
what is necessary for doing most thor-
cughly the work which is often done in
a very slovenly manner, sud sometimes
not done It all._
It is urged by men who have had on-
patience in this line that if the money
raised by road tax. or its equivalent of
labor. should be wisely and economical-
ly expended, i! the readmutsra and com-
miseiouers were selected for their fitness
and held accountable for anything short
0! a result commensurate to the fullest
with the mans placed at their .
there is no doubt but that the can u
of the roads could be vastly improved
with the present expenditures and pres-
ent results obtained st unwind? the pres-
ent cost.
By the present system repairs unmade
at long intervals, rcsnltingin an enlarge-
ment of the work needed to ansxtent
that would be otherwiss unnecessary.
The work being most frequently per-
formed at the wrong season, the evil re-
sults of bad roads naturally follow, and
they are motioned and prolonged im-
measurably as a direct consequence of
the system now in vogue.
The question issumstimea salted. "Do
farmers understand how much poor
roads cost them in lost time. wear and
tear oi horses. barnuts and wagons?”
Many minis are laid out badly. and for
II score of reasons that may be given
why they are so situated perhaps not
one will have the merit of general con-
venience.
As to the effect of grade, it has been
estimated that on a slope of 1 foot in H
feet. or 120 feet to the mile, a horse can
only draw threcquarters as much as he
can upon a level; on s slope of l in M
or 2‘20 feet to the mile, he can only draw
one-bolt so much. and on a slope of l in
10. or 528 feet to the mile, only one—quar-
ter as much.
It will be seen that when either of
these conditions in the road exists. ii
but once or twice in a length of i or
10 miles. since the load must be carried
over the whole road. it must be reduced
to what can be carried up the ascent.
Thus. its siepsl to 24 occurs, as s
horse can draw up it only unobslfa full
load, he must carry over the level parts
of the road only one-hail as much as he
should draw there.
By reason of defects 0! anriaccs at
level roads, the former, at scarcely any
season of the year. is able to derive more
than 50 per cent of the value of a day's
work from his horses or cattle while
making use of the means of communica-
tion existing in his neighborhood. «New
York Times.
f'olata For flout-Ilium
in luying out the road don‘t think it
absolutely necessary to slaviably follow
the reed allowances. as is so customary.
A straight road is not an interesting
read to drive on. it is tedious, and it
implies climbing the hills. when by a
graceful sweep around the bill 'an easy
grade may be often had. the road msda
pleassuler. little if anything added to its
length. its usefulness increased and
economy in tins and hemlock secured.
“snow of (our roads meeting on the
top 0! a steep hill. Much Inmsy has
been expended in reducing trades to en-
able people to drag u half a land. when
common sense wool suggest a sweep
around the hill. the saving of much on»
pause and the cvoldonoe of a nuisance
which has cost lIIralculabls money in
that it has lessened every land that ever
went over it. has injured horses, har-
ness and vehicles and presets! acet-
dents.
Grads properly the props: width and
in the propsrpiaos before putting on
gravel.
flaksthsresdsvery round—album
down Australia-Iliad road sttbs
OVER
GREAT
CONSIGNMENT
SALE
Ladies’
Ladies’
Ladies’
Ladies’
Ladies’
Ladies’
An Entire Stock to be Sold
AlBHE-HALF 0i 008T in MAHUFABTHHE.
520,000 Worth.
2,000 ‘ Garments.
Cloaks,
Jackets,
Dresses,
Wraps,
Capes,
Waists.
All Fine and Fashionable Goods.
These Goods MUST BE SOLD, and Will afford
Bargains never heard of before.
Come and get first choice.
W. A. BENEDIC
Sentinel Building.
SaleBeginsWednesIlay,March21,atila.m.
G. & l. B. BOLTilll’S
HILWIIII IIEIIII
Plumbing, litesin and ass-Fitting.
[Tin and Sheet iron Wort.
Hot Air Heating.
. mm owl r'viIrmv‘rI rural-land for winter
“M rush-r. 97.4w. ul’ but olr ilrntilld
’Il ~lll'vl'l‘l MA l‘i .-'l‘
ihe Parts Store
no... ~73. u- »l I ._~.'. In l-Rll'sll
CilllBS MADE WATEB PBBBF.
N'ul WI'rIII'ml (Ir 2'. mm», ”plum will ilwl
3'
Kiwi rat. .’1 r. -;.»-/l h,
Thomas T. Dorsey. ‘
lit. 0 Babies Place, Homaik.
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South licrwalll, Bonn.
Miil IV
J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker
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HBBSE BLIPPIHB
WATER PBWEB.’
If you sum 3- or in v r little l IIIIII‘I nail
('1 -.sn «all on
W. McQuhae,
Naked
Ey e
Can I detaettirc nylcrohrsof dist-Inc. ‘
and yet they exist by the nlllliuli
The pennants the a cut, pollute ,
the loud and poison to cviinl orgnus
Discuss is ill! inevitabln mull.
RADAM'S
W it ofnllcrobe and
and WWI?“ “tube
3:: test isomer o m-
snce. No gamer what fornlofl I it
use you are enlisting with it will »
wkyou to hmlm‘sfm sown: .
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III. a? 'rmlnllsmm 0 lens slats as
mull Ismail
North Main St .
”'I'“ South Norwalk.
EGGS.
acronym yIIIIIsnsv-t limb-mien”. ruin it
East llctwall liennsty.
Walls and Block lllsorra. Psrtrlllge
forties. Plymouth flecks. lireIIII
Interns. and Holden rips-sled
"auburn.
CAUTION. all n Molar cram V. Ire
Douglas MI In In It Mom! prior. or says
an
hr- lnae "Inn without its-d ”WM
patrolman him down no strain!
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