Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 25, 1894 · page 4

 

 

 
 

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_ ' THURSDAY. OCTOBER 25. 1394.

Wig—9.35
aural-rune Bails—“Want." "To
1“.” and ”for Sale” advertisements. not ex-
mflnllnss. one time. Munroe times.
Minutes. sun. Rasdlng nttices. we. a
he. llsrrlsae and death notices. title. sched—
. dost rates tor displayed advertisements for-
“ on application.

”more same—By mall. in ad-
mass. postage prepaid: One month. the; three
”MM six months. millions year. 85.00.
w by newshoys. mla week. to be paid
b the carrier. '

It“ finial—No. lid Wuhlnzton street.
lsuth Norwalk: telephone call. IVA-6. Branch
rifles. No. all Wall street. Norwalk; telephone
fill. a «l. .

consultants-nose should In allcasee
M to

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law York Ilarald Weather Forecast.

Today cloudy and partly cloudy, sliithtly
warmer weather will prevail. preceded by
doodles-e and rain. with brisk to fresh
northeasterly and northwesterly winds. possi—
Iytollowed by clearing and slightly cooler
weather. On Friday. fair. slightly warmer
weather will probably prevail, with northerly
mumminz variable. as the storm now
MM from the Bahamas northward is like.
I locum tothe east of north. but danger
ans sales may prevail of! the coasts; Saturday
warmer. clear weather.

W
‘ ‘Tnarmomaur Record.

The lowest point of the thermometer for tho
twenty-four hours ending at noon today was
8° above zero; highest. he = .

 

Miniature Almanac for ‘I'o-murrow.

”Rises Sun Nets; lllkbl‘itlet Low Tide
at 6:17 at out at me I at an;

.-\n Explanation.

As there seems to be. setting some, an
hpression that the editor of Tits SENT]-
lll. is in some degree, at least. respon
sible for what took place in his ofiice on
the night of the Republican caucus,
when the representative ballot was re.
counted,“ explanation is deemed ad-
viable.

The editor of Tris Sss’rtxst left the
caucus after the first ballot for Justices
ofthe peace. and went to the City club
room, remaining there until about ll
o'clock with Messrs Otto Barthol. Wil-
Bus H. Smith and Dr. W. U. Burke.
on his way home with Mr. Smith. at the
sonar of Washington and Franklin
streets, he met Robert G Mitchell, who
'mformed him of the rewunting of the
ballot in Tut: slimmer. office. The edi-
tor returned with Mr. Mitchell to the
afioe, where he found Messrs. Byitntton
and Qiintard, and the ballots
heediwr requested Mr. Frost by Me
filone to come C") the office. and lie «lid
I). arriving there about midnight. After
mutilation it was ti ernm‘l advisable that

tires to ashordso hiss. Anyway. it
called Dave. for you see his a mint
cuts." The town clerk says that he has
noticed an sinusitis incident in the regis-
tering of dogs. Two years ago there
were twenty dogs on the limbs named

Grover and at present there is but one.—
Hartford Coursnt.

 

Here in Connecticut.
(Hartford Conant.)

The total vote of Connecticut for gov
sruor two years ago was 155.579: The
majority for Governor Morris was 995
and his plurality was 6.042. A change 0f

less than two per cent. of the
total vote would this year
give Hr. Cuffi a a plurality over

Mr. (Judy. and a change of 3; per cent.
in the total vote would give Mr. Codie a
clear majority.

Doesanybody believe that the panic
of Democratic creation hasn't struck at
least three out of every hundred raters
in the state hard enouth to make them
see the need of a change? 0! course, It
has. ‘

Governor )1ch hit it of! exactly
when the man asked him, "How about
the force bill?“ "People." said the gov-
ernor, “are not thinking about force bills
these days, but about board bills." That
is a simple illustration, and it takes.

The voters have the chance saw to re-
establish themselves ‘ Two years ago
they voted against their own interests
and, too hm, found it out Are they
going to repeat the folly in 1894': Not
Tll'lClt,

Disease Breeding Dollar Bills.

A physician says that the government
and boards of health generally should
take some measures to do away alto-
gether with the disease breeding dollar
bill. The press has been limiting faith-
fully with the people for some years to
wake them up to the dongs-r from this
source. Thom has been partial oneness.
for the unspenkably filthy and rugged
money that used to be so common is so
no more. Bright and crisp new bills are
more in active circulation than they
were. Still there ought to be no ragged.
money at all anywhere. it is easy to‘ get
rid of if. The merchant or grocer has
only to gather up a package of old skill'
ed mouuy and send it by express in
quantities of not less than $20 to the
trcasury department at Washington.
Tllul‘t- lb Will lm rt‘tlt‘t'mt‘tl. New l’llnllr}:
will be sent in place of the obi, ant-l chl-
old will be burned. fitmetimes queer
papier iiiiurht: ”moments on. made of it,
which is a wry questionable use ind-wt
to make of it.

Thu {not is the rltfil’f'll ulti small hill
mutants dievasr poisons enough to kill

 

what had tr inspired :sb'mld be made,
known to both candidates and their re- .
presentatives. Mr. Qutntar-l took the
ballots home. and the next day, as stated
yesterday, they were reproduced by Mr.‘
Quintard tn the presence of those semio-
uen, and the matter fully discussed.

I

No one more fully realiz Id his p tuition .
in this matter than the .dttir of im.‘
SINT'ISII., or the pffilllla construction.
shat would be put on it. ii»: fawn-.1 ti o .
candidacy of Dir. Frost. and had ownly ;
advocated it The ballots. without his;
knowledge or c.- insent, had been counted
in his office by thme who were friends of
Mr. Frost and a Democrat. Five persons
were acquainted with the whole matter.

it has been said that there was no cc»
casion for anyjfurther publicity in the
use. Perhaps tint; but. believiogflhat it L
would be divulged, the editor of THE
SINTISEL considered itjtha right of silt
parties couCerned to be fully informed all
what had occurred, and to leave the sc 1
lion to be taken to their judgment. in ,
Meditot's mind there in not a doubt;
that had any other 0 tut-“‘9 hem adopted, .
the revelation would have n-«vn tiiadej
bter in the canvas-i, the cam. tats been
injured thereby. and the edit ll' blamed
for having kept about. As he was in no?
wise responstblv {or the recon ltln‘ of the .
ballot. he l‘lDDJl llt- tyrant-3i for that. l
Whether the ballot ought to have been,
wanted isa question upon which there ’1
will beadifierenee of opinion: Ithat. if;
recounted. it ought to havebeen done!
under diflersnt condition-t. all acknowl-
edge. it would have lmnfiwuter t; have

“bed for a recount in the WWI'UO. l
I

Mr. Quintard is quite severely censured
Der what he has done. ills motives were ,
undoubtedly honorable. and he regrets as f
much as anyone that he did notltavoi
others present at the counting of the Ital I
lots, and we believe he tells the truthl
when he says that he would have pro
seeded very differently had he hsd any;
idea of what has resulted from bisection.

But the most sinners regrets do anti
alter the situation or remove the con-
sequences. and it has been deemed
advisableto hold ssorher caucus. out
Tuesday evening, and we hope that
whatever of bitter feeling exists will be
restored by its action, and that the
party will give the candidate selected its
hearty support.

Political l’lli’crinizs.

Can anybody suggest a slash valid
reason why Ir. Robert E. De Forest of
til-Bridgeport bar should be continued
bonfire-after starch 4 out uoneof
the representatives at Connecticut?
m why he shouldn't be are as
phaty ss chestnuts—Hutton Content.

 

Amanwalkediatotheiiookvllletown
whammy-matey and approaching
machete-mane: "1th
Itasca-yuan” Two yam ago
lasasdhlnflsovwmsdyonsssta so

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off tlll.‘ inhabitants of Tllt‘ World. Do not
touch Tllt' small bills With your lips; .it.
not tourli [llt‘lil roytmr fll'l-ill. Sl’lll’lv r 11-.

. wr, suiztllp t. typbc lllft'Vi‘l'. tiip‘rirltvrirt

illl~lillllllllll~ ill“ lift!!! lunfiimiitv bow
l-t-t ll llayl'l.f‘t-\‘ HAN-ll ft) ft: Lst'tlittus para: Y'

t lllllllf 3‘.

ll is El sign of advancing t‘lVlll/Atrlwfl
(lint tlll' l’riim tuit fillltlt'ills I'lu lit-4r lw-s

. litil‘w .lt l’llll‘ll that ll.l1lll,_' lllllnl Lin. anti

Tllill they u Ill lit in"! flll'lll not rub-rate it
ill lllvll' i:itvl«t. It “mold b.- lile‘l'retiil;
to Tllitl out of what pltztw uf our barbaric
t-rt lilslltllt' rim.” (lib ml‘tv .m- lift/.lll'...’ lei)
survival. Wily H it that Plilllll'rl'l are
Int l't'tlt holy t‘l'lhl l’u illlllllihlf‘ :ll‘itl till! i
«'llllvll‘t ii “'t'lllil'l' than llll‘Tll-l lvm: lit is
llll: survival of Tlll' imi'lzul‘lt- t'l‘lllvll‘i'wl
.f the rut-v that pr Alum-ll milieu»: Inning

An um ntluit bite lm-ti math- whirl.
oliiiust set-ins [It Tlll'l'ill’t'l‘l the. popularity
of Tlll‘ luf‘yl‘lta lt Ill :5 pneumatic rrnul
skate. it is at "liill'tf Willi tw»; WIN 1.»,
lllll‘ following l’lltf ull‘ll'l', upon its sole.
Tho Wllt't'ls' :m- larurr than this» of tit»
T-llll'r skate and bare pneumatic tin-2".
Wearing then, a Pliiltl‘l‘ can travel news
siumtlt roads :tt tilt: rate ut six or Myth
miles an hour.

After full and lung mitttnnml tlrlib—
oration tltt- Jill'rnl‘y primal has l'l‘tw
tlvrml nit upiitiuit. It will he burly-ll up
by tlit- arch fury of the- m usury. the
Ul'lf'l‘ll'y ti: portttu-itt :uul Tllt‘ Whirl"
ant'r ttf lltr I'lttln «l T‘lithtrt govt run.- :.t
it is lltttt thl is ill" lmtr uf abort.

lll NI-W Y! Ill and llrwlzlyn .tluilv titr'l'fl
tr Limo lilllllwi;.lll“"~

l’rufv-wx l'ltai’lm Hint Ntvrfnrt ‘IT
Hor‘rnrd l-ttjt's hf llt‘ ll'tlllil n. “fir trifle?
bow llllll rituu Ins bitgltriuss and n M
from his lll‘.lll' r. for his {other was vlry
as dust, " litt Ilr. littluwwlru'wriut fi'fi‘lt:
to have tiilu rut tl lll-fi \rtt from attylmriy.
it was ;t port of himself :unl original
llk',‘ hits-u If

A 'rl'rliiilli j ttgu r, 3h»! Frankfurt”
Zeitung, w'tiivli vim nut mum ransom»,
but Ilkm'iipayd‘. claims to has»: rliwmvsr'
ed that whun .Iti; :m rtuugnvrs ("tuna she
intends to divitlv it into thrw kingdoms.
Those will be rnlwi by nail?“ (imam
princes. and Li Hung Chang will he rm
UT thelil.

Mists Camilm ii. is flow waxes ea.
castic on Till" subject of screaming worn-
en. like my, "Women generally dis»
tiiignittli thenmlv's‘ by mmlnq only
on tho mansions, when mourning is the
thing which bi you‘d all other! timid
most profitably be dispensed With. "

Hereafter a few at least of the Radian
children that have lawn "imam at.
garment RW will have a chance
tobanssfulto as. Theywtll Ishtho
please! the must immune

 

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hllnw'rai‘g itmg. ~
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.th not so; .~ t...
thatchesuttlel- ‘ ’2
survive; but .«e ,,
It. V. Myst, til 4;.
nty surveyor. lm .t
4 [word to 1..» slut”
plug with us over night. and bowls; :l
inntle of Ayers (Tlmry Postural tstttt "
ltlm. induced my will: to try this railway.
The result was so lmttzflriai. that s... .
kept on taking it. till alta- am can ‘ '
line is now copying exl'ellt-nt it! :t.: ., -‘
and weighs mo ismwls."—.—ll. 5. “[3311.
also. Sonny. (is.

Ayer’s Cherry Postural

Received Highest Awards 3.;
AT THE WORLD'S FAIR 8:;
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A Main but. . . iris ‘. » l sinus. .

Nearly 1m... <.:zrt;.;.wioits today
are perhaps to be found in the most
cmupact of the lrmlm unions. They
have almost or quite: derelopcd the part
of their mission, which involws tefltfll'
ing their inemlus how to stand togeth-
er through gmsl and ill and rise and
{all mgr-titer. Tit-e charm is now
brought again-t them that they rotinw
every man to the riillil" level, bringing
down genius to that: deal low-i of “it"
(liwrity. A goal workman has no bet-
ter chance than the ‘flfilft’fi', t-fuflll’lval
one: under their system. it is said.
Worst of all, it is the iummtwtoiit and
stupid ones that rot tlw paw for all.
Tho-y (73mm! lamp up with Ill" skillful
ones, my the skillful Grim must lag be-
hillt'l to {flu-o4"- stylishly.

But why should the!“ is? any pm
woritmwn’: it» lirillilif"i! duty now of
the" truths cutlets is.- in weed out the
slouch-s. Winn nurtii‘imtn of mem-
En-rship in n ninth hummus 1hr world
over a guarnrttw for skillful work. then
the "salts unit». a will have muiiplish-
ml the writer part of their mission.
EV!!! llir’d'fllallir‘ on undying for mom-
lnvrseti‘tp in a union ought to be subject
ml to a strict examination. If he has not
lemme-ti his trntiov thoroughly. if be In so
awlrltv-trd t- I drink Ar :» a : (ii-bu tit-st that
It» K'alilirit be: trustmi. then he ought to
be rr-gwtml. liter}: law «f Justice de-
{”21th it—gmtzw 1m to» pultli’.‘ and jus»
Elt‘t- in tin» t;:ii«.:iit~ l! ’l'livntlieunious
mil “Law at no.“ t'tr lk‘ iittrallo raiilt
:_,. y «A: t... A w :t;:.s:lt»- of liit‘iilll'l’
t:.-v::. uiii bu Hllizll to a
mm from a trnviv «thud. The pub
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women: 2114*» git: law}. and gasflilura.
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an: «or. t'; Lila rusting om.
main 2w; t..- in. it; s splat m 511mm r.
The.» tr.» 5; a» tr away a supply of film;
for Winter. Tony draw it from that
own lulu» Malt .:.'.~Z:.t.t;iii§}' lillllill'
ed Ellie trims lit mu~ .{ mainly llll
iron ‘t’Jl‘vi‘v and ti." unit's, old [PHI-ll
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it 14:. .. fr 9 our r turbid; a mum
far to .15. a. 2. iv than tt ll tilittnlw at;
him or in or "last f or Uifue- iii a "tofu
notes.» int-stray luau, ahar' iiuw til-st
the first Z'almaltrs an; in Tilt-‘11 vun
31m.” Tlt‘)‘ can 5n"- (1* litany “In.
prunes.

Vat;

A paragraph is in print 'lli‘lal’llu.
“the late Mrs Brmhspiard we.
as English woman. The fact is that if
tbuowss any m lxswr sttatilml
to killing the wife of ”Ivan-Helium
it bslrmwl to an American woman.
In Bra-o'ansrd was a Miss Cars
fish of Viliflflllfll. film want to the
hurt: means: as a pattern first, she
the mountainous thus {ventral led ti.
marriage W _

annowm fresh by minors vinch

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risotto got double value attend this

none. There’s a roason for it.
chance.

tunity.

COR. MAIN AND WALL STREETS.

SEDDND WEEK 0F llllR ANNIVERSARY SALE j

The First Week was a Grand Triumph.

The receipts almost double any clear past great sales. 'l‘o exceed this amount is our great ambition. and throughost
all our depsrtsients still lower prices will be the rule. New special purchases have been ladded to the list. If you

sale.

121“: each.

 

Plush for fancy work, all colors, per

Linens.

One hundred dozen towels—damask

39c.

prices, per yard, Sic.

New Dress Goods and Silks.

There is not a time within memory that the above lines
Will have been so cheap as they are this week.

Bunnockburn suitings. 44 incbet wide, per yard 39c.

Fifty-four-inch latliee' cloth, new fall colors, per yd. 49c.

Figured drapery silks. new designs, per yd. ABC to $1.09.

Sheetings.

. buck and bath-—
values 121} to 17c.; your choice while they last. esch 10c.
Fifty dozen more chenille covers, 36 inches square, each

Two bales brown sheeting, by the yard at less than bale

Table linen, with n‘phine to match—the chotceet line
ever shown in Connecticut—at reasonable prices.

this sale 12l cents

only 25 cts. each.

yd., 980. each.

NORWALK.

SEWING MACHINE ND. 2 WILL BE GIVEN lllllw NEXT MONDAY EVENING.
Cloaks and Furs.

This department shows a great increase over past sea-
Such things don't happen by
High quality, low prices and assortment unequal-
led in variety. tells almost the whole story. If you want a
desirable garment, at the lowest price, now is your oppor-

Handkerchiefs.

Twenty-five dozen Iadies’ fine swiss handkerchiefs at

Fifty dozen ladies’ embroidered Swiss handkerchiefs,
the best 25c handkerchief in the market; while they last
you may have them at We each.

Fifty dozen ladies’ all-linen initial handkerchiefs, at

each.

in Deptlamem.

Head-rests, new designs, superior quality China silk,

Pin-cushions, in plush and satin, all new, 25 ots. each.
A new line of momie and damask tray cloths, at 25 cta.

 

An extensive

seal. Alaska sable.

that is new and novel will greet you here.

Dress Trimmings.

and elegant assortment of everything
We have cape
Russian mink.oppossum.astrichan, plush

and silk beaver bands and pipings; fine grades at low
prices. Our line of jet trimmings comprises over 100 dif-
ferent styles There never was a grander collection.

 

 

Fifty dnz. men's unlaundered shirts,

silk. each, 250.

Men's Furnishings.

as we had such a great sale on two It. cits ego
Fifty dozen men‘s scarf-t, techs and {outdo-band. all

Twenty-fire dt-zen men's hrscessuperior webbingzwould
be good value at 390'. at this sale. pair, 250

complete, 89 cts.
at 390 each. Seine

teed not to tarnish

 

Laces.

All silk 5, 7 and 9-inch black lace at
value. all cts.
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49 cl». 3 yd : at this sale, ~IC per yd

Bourdon lac“. with net top. 7 in. deep. all silk. worth

250. yd; regular
Oil heaters. 3-1

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Kitchen Department. ..

Parlor lamps, with decorated shade and fount to match.

Vase lamp. with decorated bisque shade and base, cen-
ter draft burner. complete, 81 98.
Decorated Dresden lamps. solid brass stands. guaran-
, worth $6.00. at $4.98.
Cobalt blue plates, sold decorations. I-lc. each
Opaque porcelain pie plates, 20. each.
(Hess creamers, 5c.
() it meal bowls. 4c.
‘ Decorated custard cups, with handles, "to. each.
Decorated ‘ Juntbo" cupt and saucers, 25c. each.

inches high. with nickel-plated stand

and tank. Russia iron drum and center draft burnt'r, for

 

 

The Bos’ton “Store,

COR. MAINLAND WALL STREETS. NORWALK.
Telephone Call, 57-4.

 

llld Well Hand Laundry,
at Washington Street.
south Harwell

act outta nose. m «as».
rm some PHIL!) its «Aniline
uni-tsunami! HI'AItANTICIEIl.
umms CALLIUI Imn AND DELIVEb
mu IBIZI’ nv t‘hlsllul'fi, 0N Tmtt
JilllV thiltlih. Proprietor

linvwb mill-e ”mutter it. i‘owk. Main strt‘ul.

Darlen.

mas. MEAD'S sutuot

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”THE CHILDREN.
thlS AND YOUNG liDIES,

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SEPTEMBER 27th.
HILLSIDE. NORWALK.

ASSE‘SSURS' NOTICE.

“' if. ’b» tiit-lwrslunml. hereby give nnflre in
all permits «ml corporations. Held» to
pay truw In fl.» Town or Nutwall. that tin-y
lll‘r‘ rr','llf¢~1lll)‘llllN in tln-ilwr to [ho Asst-mm»
hi o-lllmr uf tho-m, nu nr lu-{urv tlu- first llfl" «if
‘wn'vtttln r. PM. a urIM-tt or prlttlo-tl Ilwl. tut-
"(Lawn-:1 mu! wwurfl In, (if All lln‘ prttlwrty
”Mimi by them on lb» llrrf tiny nf Ut‘lulw'l‘.
WM. liable in taxation. ullwrwlm- it will be tlw
.1.” w! thr- Aahllsu’fl'” in timku nut rl] ‘ll list “I'-
twrtllmr in th- lr luml jti'lumvlti tstul ltltttwlwltt“.
and milling tvn wt 1 “ill. flnmvlu. will: It llu-t'
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quality. 39 cents.
Black all wool litinricllu, ~l

particular, .50 cents yd.
Black Whip (lord. illl Wool, ,

at 500. and 75c. yd.

Trislram & Hyatt

Black - Dress - lunls.

We are showiuq not only the finest assortincntof Black Dress
(iocde in all of the latest weaves and frabrics, but also claim that

an the ordinary retailer’s. We

should like to prove the cltiiiit just made; that is, you are invited
to inspect our stock of Black Goods and if upon examination it.
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you to make your purchase lterc.

-ALL PRICES ON A FREE WOOL BASIS—

Blnck Henriette, 40in. wide, 25 (tents.
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