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IN” considerably colder. olrsr weather
“flesh westerly to uorthwesierly winds
WWI“. temperature telling in the night
‘ shoutlidsenes Fahrenheit in the Hudson
adventure valleys. Tnuesdey.colder.—Nr
“Woodhull northwesterly winds will
”fill. Willy shiftingto northeasterly in
Mutation and followed by snow. Friday.
Mr weather. with easterly winds and snow
Thermometer Record.
' The invest point of the thermometer for th-
nmtr-rour hours ending st noon today was
;._ 3 jl°shovs seroihinheet. «5° shove zero.
.lnlatnre Alina-so for I‘o-lnurrow.
.Mnllllel Bunr‘ets tllxh “do how ‘l‘kie
.t 7le It 4:59 l at 10:86 at 3:40
The Sentinel Extra.
m BENTINBL extra, which will he is~
sued tomorrow morning, will b) not on-
lyof general interest, but much value,»
Bwill contain more ihlnrmation about
Y’ . our town than was ever before given in n
l ' ,ufilpsper or other publication. It will
eontsin the complete tax list. alphabeti
.IIy'.srrnugeed. and in a convenient
bill“ for preservation The list
annulus the names of nearly four theirs
and residents and taxpayers of Nonvnik,
and the assessors valuation oi their turn.
. 7 » Hepwperty.
1 ' Thanew rltoolnssessmentadpomdthis
your has greatly augmented the grand
fist; and it is of much importance
_ uh e|| psrtiesinterreIed to be able to com
. we the 11st. The extra is issued for
’ this pnrpose.snd not us a critic-sin of
the assessors. Inequalities may be dcs-
severed. It would be very remnrsahle
it there were none. as the tune and
menus at the command of the assessors
‘Ies'heen altogether too limited to allow
of the most complete work. The list as
printed by Tm: Summer. will nl’lcrd
everyone the means of becoming en es-
seuor of equalization. for close con-pill
”III are thus made p saline
The extra tomorrow“ ruling in ll be
5‘“. many ob newsboys at the
it... s ode and st inn "IZNTINEL office.
\‘lheiss, e will hen very large une.and
will be supplied at any time. l'ue price
' l' “m“ “iii‘f’fl‘ii'PL
“'hy Not?
A young English woman is credited
, with inventing a new, ipdustry for her
sex. Other young women advertise for
situations as nursery} maids. but this
] one’s ambition soars higher. She will
have no babies or children around her.
They are toe common This entorpris
his girl nuances thrlhigh the publiI
press that she will take mtiro chargu
of ladies' pet dogs. She will take tin-In
out for airing regularly. She will giro
them their perfumed baths and admin-
ister dog cakes and physio when the
door creatures need them. She is quite
Competent to perform all the duties of
a d. d.--dog doctor.
Well, why not? Bullies have gone
much out of fashion among our hotter
classes, it seems. A millionaire lady
who Isle babies. bright and handsome
a mes. too. and well born. got.» tlmnlms-
house and die {or want of Himmlxxly to
”other them will kiss and londle s
wheezing. sickly. snarling dog and love
it as if she were its oWn mother. When
she does not wish to ride in her car-
I’IIIO. Illa sends darling “main out to
it alone In state upon the cushioned
seats and represent my lady. Flossie
must have its carriage airing.
8’0 why not (1035' nursery maids?
if K w..-
' “\The United States and the state of
Texas have had a controversy for a long
f time as towhich power owned Greer
. county. sfertlle body of land as large
as statue of the states in this Union and
lying nest iudisn Territory. The con-
‘ ”any will be settled by the United
Mummmrton ihcdthof March
, next. The probabilities are that the
I ”7 - United Billet will gain the victory.
' M Greer county will be annexed to
‘ moms. Oklahoma hoods it, and
“lists can spa-o it. Vast wealth. both
was“) and mineral, is to he do-
vslopsd in Greer county. It is nlresdy
, Q'sllssttlsd up. sothsttherecsnbono
i substantial-s boom there, but n n
l pubis thsrswlll hesmiulng boom.
. 7 M «ism silver have heenlonnd in
1 fisttnntyundtheremtheremsiusof
m smelting works. which sham
._ ill. early Spanish conquerors hell
W the rich mines.
who has so lumenver
‘Wlsshlleed nupsrthsriswineom
wuwummmm.»
W m Uridsrthsllrstmslis
the storm We! is
”antitrust-lemurs
dismissals-rm»
. 1
modern. mmldllsythst
‘Wdlfldmflkw llr. m
we did not tellushetter. Bit he says s
labor church congregation has been or-
lsnised at Lynn, Male". by Mr. Herbert
ll. Osssou, end that Mr. Cnssonh brothv
er. Charles W., has joined the move-
ment and is starting slson labor church
at Providence. Meantime in Great Brit-
slu there are now 24 of these congrega-
tifis throughout England and Scotland.
Among all the strange movements of
the close of the ninetenth century this
meme lo be one of the most remarkable."
Mr. Trevor was an architect early in
life. He could never be quite comfort-
able in his mind when We got a contract
for, thinking of how he had got it away
from some other fellow who needed the
money it would bring to support his
family. This specter would not down,
and he came in time to the conclusion
that the present industrial system oi
competition is all wrong. Instead there
should be Christian cooperation—live
and let live. For all the ills that now
nflliot humanity he finds the remedy in
literal obedience to the teachings of the
New Testament.
He began to preach these teachings
among the common people and to or-
ganize them into congregations. The aim
of the members of the labor church is to
improve themsefiros religiously, socially
and materially. He began his ministry
among the ,working people because——
Like some new St. Christopher. I sought to
rwrv.’ God in the )avrson of the strongest. and
that stronui at 1 found in the lnlmr IIlllVl'llll nt
Hunam haw manifested the r1 al \‘Itsl om rm
of our time. Bi lon- tlio firm-o mtivity of this
growing form all the old pawn-s are heading
thr inn-l. It is a mw life W'llliI) dumunlsn
I'Itw intvrpn lotion. and with it to urge tin in
forward r1- liginn and slit-”nu and politirs an-
rcnching ni-wer and truer 1--0mlusiuns. it is
the commanding: genius of our um- which on
all sides compels III-w canons of criticism and
a frmh not of rules for tho art of ”it'-
Here, then. it scorned to run “ml was econ»
pyinu his most advanced position for thi-
further unfolding of human destiny. and on
this crmcoption it was that the Labor chart-h
was founded. Honrzi'forth a church. to have
any rmllty to “10. must not rm-roly be one in
which the aspirations of labor were symm
thizml with; it must he a vhun-h vstahlislu-d
in the very heart of the labor mowmrnt.
The doctrines of the new church as
at pri‘sent formulated are as follows:
First—That "It! labor movonn-ut is aro'll-
gimp-1 mnvrmi-nt.
Second—Tina tho h'llglull of thr- lalsir mow
mI-nt is not It vluru religion. but “llllt'h' lllt'lll
hereof all 1‘l:..--‘ «a in Working for tho. ltlmllllflll
of connmrrinl nlnvrry.
TI)l|‘ll.A'lIlvli lln: rvligion ni‘ lln- lolmr Inert--
nit-lit is no! V‘l'nJ 1.111 nr 11nmnativ.lluliron fl."
ligiun l.n1:,.' 1-1.1.1 In in fro» to tIO'\l‘IUlelH
m. u 1 l li1.~ with tln- pow-w th: i. brought
Ill 1 1’1' lI
[1 ;'.li. —". .4 tin 111.:Iluipalioii nf l..l.or run
only . -1'-:.!1-.. l m (urns run-n hart lull! tin-
Ix’mmmlr uni IlmI'uI laws of “ml and ln'nrlil)‘
I.llllt'..t~ll‘ to win 3 llll‘lll.
I'l.lIl.-.-Tll‘.tl tho lIt‘Vl‘Itllllllt‘llI of [wrmnal
sin. vii-r :Iml lln- imprm‘r-mrntof atrial oomli
tilm ‘ :.ro lmili mautial to iImn's ”anticipation
from lllUl‘..l an i h‘tll'I. |I bond: gr.
tmml Manner.—
An Anniivon thinks he has found out
thu I‘l‘llsull why “111111-11 of our nation
sonwnnws marry l'urrigm-rs in llD'Il‘l"
cur-c to lllt'll' [Intro and patriotic follow
countrymvu. it Is mic that immy ol
tin-1n urn dazzlml by the prospect of a
title. But. own when there is no title,
whvu tho i‘un-igIn-r is only a plain, big,
fresh colored athletic young follow, tl11~
Allll'l'll'HlI woman is viirnptun'd with
him. ’lhu American thinks his fellow
country \tounn are charmed with the
Iiil‘i‘lglll‘rélf the hotter class lmzuusn lIl»
Ila-e lwttrr nuinnvrs than tin» average
Amt-rival] man. 'l‘hvrv iir1~it “dish, a ro-
pose, a n-tint‘nwnt and tau-t 1n the for-
cignvr‘s awncintion with \muwu that at
once Illl'llh’t' and I'aptivato them. The
Amour-an may ho really Worth 20 of the
foreigner». usually is. but the impres-
sionable girl wtll fall in love with the
foreigner also has such a vhnnninu way
with him and knows dozens of grm'nml
little ways of being polite that the
American nova-r thinks of. His very
voice has a more retitled sound, the girl
snys. Silly she may he. but she is fired
in her him. If this is true, the Amati
can young man will be foolish indeed
unless he renmly 1t. Americans of both
son-s ought to he the best mannered of
any people. timid temper and II “race~
fnl. politi- nmnm-r sonwilnms make line‘s
fortune.
The vi. rk 11f llillshoru county. N. ll..
oillirially‘ requests the newspapers there
not to print lhn nanwa of'upplionuls for
dirom- no account of the unpleasant-
ness it roan-s lwlorc-hnml in tho fainiliuva
when» the mailer is sprnnxns a surpriso
by one of the applicants to the suit.
But what dilleronm does it main-l The
onplcssuninoss would cmno anyhow a
little later, and it would he hotter to
have at least a part of it ovnr. Divorce
has to he msde public sooner or inter.
and some of the best of people are urea
sionnlly dimmed. as well as many of
the worst.
Germany expands on her army and
navy every your “00,000,000. which is
about the amount the United Hiatus
pays out in pensions. Our [marinas can
the country twice as much as our army
and navy do. But the pension list is
steadily decreasing and will decrease
from this on. The ranks of he old boys
are rspldly thinning, and th 1- children
are earning of age.
p. 4 .MW
Palmer cl Illinois said s good thing
in the [lulled suns senate when he re»
stairs-s an mined curiosity ms or.
ten WW inpsrflmen.
hundredth-truncation
Minnow
"listing used
Aycr'sHserlm
lor years, I M.
out 1: secs- a1 ’
l: . Icnlp than and
yours 0! on. list 3
as line a head of 9
hair as when the o
. was (any, a last 0
‘ which she until»:
vies to the use at Ayers flair Visor. -°lt
thickens the growth of the hair undo
restores grey hair to its original ooior.°
1 cannot see how this preparation could o
be improved. "-lllrs. 1". ll. BAKER. Gnlnfl
veston. Texas. 8
Ayer’e Hair Vigor .3
rasrltasn as
Ill]. llJlEll f1 NAMED. I588.
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liIMIlI". I‘Iiflsghp lillL.
Passed by |I|Q Mute metv on"! tmly
Fain Vat-s Austen-r it
Yesterday was a h 1: tiny in the LI-gis
lslure, us wan explain-1i. Wmh- new
bmiumswss helm «- msuivrwl In tho
Housv.“ R presentaviv» Judson mou-
aml hp‘llfl‘ In furor nl norm-mu the
Senate In return to the [lousy tor the
purprhe of Mflla’ldlflll. 1h." smut» onetime
bill, which was passml m the “mm- on
Wednesday and ref-trod 1-. the com
mince on inmoads by 1hr S date Mr.
Judson fawn-d the flrll'lr‘ crossing hvll no
deeiros at Illidgepnrl should be rerpeuted.
Mr. Marsh, 0! Bridgeport. ale! spoke
in favor of reconsidering the hill; Mr.
Elmer, ct Middletuun. msde a long l
speech against. a roconsiderationf
Mr. Middleton. of Enfirlnl. Was in favor
of hearing the wilt-on from Bridgeport;
Mr (loan. of Milford. “rigid the House
whine the coursg» If its convictions
and stand by the action It had already
taken: Mr. Newt m. of New Haven,
slid he desired to give the Bridgeport
people a :IIIIICF to n.- heard and should
then-fore vote in favor 1f the Judson
fiflolutluil. I
After considerable further debate the l
riamlulion was voted down by a his mm
jority, and the House rein-mi Io raqne—s
the Senate to return the hill. During
the interesting oebsie tie ilcor ol the
House and the galleries were packed it i1h
spectators.
Mr.Mnlsh.nf1‘lriull,r~ia1tt. thou inlin
ducrd a tail providing thaI all grade min
lingsln Bridgeport he oliminstmhfid
that the governor app 1int a commission
to assess Imurfllb and darling-1‘. 1hle
was n-lr rrrd to tlw I‘mlrm 1i Committee
In the 9: nutw
The Senate also held an int: neon..-
session. As it was known that the grade
crossing lull would come up Inl’ curnud
err-lion, the chnmln-r was i-nmalmt as i1
sehlol‘n has In-r‘li and the gnlhrivs weir
also filled with spectators.
It will be remembered that last WHI-
flvsdll)‘, imun-diatvl) all» r ilw unnl.
or suing bi” Wee passed in Um Hons . I!
was transmitted to the issued, tslnl 11:»
body voted to refer to the mun-pillow on
railroads. The bill d d not come up up
nwdiawli. as many had thought unli'o
he the case. but petuious from ml um I
the stair, iavormg the iiiruneointe Ina
seur- 1i lhs- hill prevennnx (lw laying ~ f
any more grade crimeings tiy Mt‘v'lllt‘
roads. wnv considered.
Senator Chandler oi "Ir Slater-nth mar
lrici round that the hill ra- tsko-n up
During the debate on the question Sena
tor b‘rrlis said it wsssquenuon of lnoney
on one side and human life on the other
if the lull passed, the company could pv-
lilian the legislature lor s sprt-inl not and
it could he referred to the railroad com-
mittee.
The vote on reconsideration s nod
eighteen to four in furor. The rules were
then suspended and the bill was sdopieul
in concurrrnce with the House by s We
and no vote
Aflllotod with Rheumatism.
Mr. (Do A Mills. of InhenonJlorm
says: "I was sillicicd with rheumatism
in my back all last Winter. It wssso
severe at times that lcould not stand up
straight. hut was drawn over on one
side. I tried difIrIem remedies without
receiving any relief until I twilight a hut»
'11.» ol.Uhsmberllln's Psiu Balm. MM
using it for three dsys, according iodi
notions. my rheumatism was “one and
has not returned since. i have since
recommended it to others and know
they burn been handled by its use. For
sale by (1.0.8tillson. druauist.
The more One linute Cough Cure
suggests s medicine thst relieves st cries.
and quickly cures. Its use proves it.
0. A. Gregory a (70., and (l. G. Btillson.
You ought to know this: DsWitt's
Witch llssel delve will heal I burn and
stop the psin instantly. .It will care bed
ly chopped hands. only wounds. sores.
uni s well-known ours ler piles, (1 A.
Gregory s (1).. and 0. 0. Wilson '
Carlton Colonel], foreman at them
sstts, Ilddlstown, l. J.. believes that
Ohsrsbsrlslu’smn Remedyshsullhe
inenry heme. llenssdit tossed!
sun onscreen-essay esrs. losers
“hhlsdssas usednnedyilmssss
a general principle, but he lhrunhl the ‘
- BEGINS
”SATURDAY MORNING, Janus
our PRICES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. -
IilNDLY NOTE WHAT YOU CAN BUY FOR 19:
2 boxes of line stationery for
lilo.
Our 261: pound par-keno Note
Paper Iol’
|9o
6 Hendkerc hlels. plain white 2 skeins Germsntowu Yarn.
or rolorullx black or colors. f1 Ir
6 ygfikfikfled Handkerchiefs. c Torchon Lace rrzulnr 350 qual—
mhmidery. lfic quell-
'Iy, new designs.
. . s \L
DillllfiSllcS. Hcsie Kitchen Be an‘ 3‘
0
on You "3' m" ”E "”th "h :palrs more.” Black for in of fllothes Line. 31‘: n-
tlIsss values at 19c? $3,, Mm a , H ,, ,gwfi“ 1...... -
l ‘13:!" good Outing Fleur el ose tor “m sea ‘ c .mrfl'?&hsmp Claim "
I)
2;?“ rem-1;: Ticking. at this I 9c :. 'psirs Children's Black Hose 3 Lantern Globes.
5 van]. Gnu-h regular price. 1 pair mfloyss' Black Wool Hose. I 9 c Bkfih‘ifimp' with compls'
I; ”m 'I‘urkey Poll Tabli inruesizm. ' ‘ fl
.’ c 1 w Mew. Bic 1 Km. :1 White Granite Dinner ,
Mauls [Mr White Domet i'nll lensth you 6 P'Whhewctilranlte Des rt ‘fl.
2 , n .. Mun' s Whit-i Merino fihirts. pk.“ 190. Is I’ll
iii; $131.32; m" Mtom' 390 quality. at ‘ ‘
. yar'ds Erwin Sheeting.13 53me Pure. Codes Cum ev-'
ya! w is or
i y d '3‘ (:1ng ipundit)? BIOM h- | 9 6 Mali;- !i‘iaullilgdtu Techs and I 9 c 7 giggling?” L'ampShnde and .
:9}; .731. Apmn Nainmuk up” was: Grumman: .4- 0
or
:. iii” elm Hand Towels for I 9 c {0Y6 0 W8 Shell Pill". :9“. ‘
1 TH: ulsli)gthml.“{\u1 Linen I 9 0 small wales 3:320:th 30mm“ Au» 1.1"- 0'
,‘. 'uun ), or t. .1
2mm» Cotton. 1 spool Silk 1 l M "mm" m“ cu" 'l-O
, thimhle. 1 on or s- ~st Needles.
Unmgs rerun: prim. 26.1. for c 433121;:‘0‘1 double Ens Ours I, 0
. . in in. on Wire Frame for Silk '
Ares t these remarkable prices 115:3; 13333;? gwkmd 1"“? 3"“ 1
for ”Illngsp ' ’ "393' “‘0'“ Nursery c Dinner Pall ”Worlm‘
2 )fardlgcfillrsls. l lécqunllty. Friend," «3 la”!-
5 palm-r beet camhrlc for I 90 lgo‘hgwaé) 3:11:32! £33335
sic. Linen Grass Cloth $3:th 8‘10 locking Daruer. c I
lack. whom or natural. G'OVB
tyards black Orv-bite Crino- 05. Is cunts 0 N. T Cro- .
, - . 3 “(5319053351ng a Cools I 9c ball?“ “81.31:? Quill“?
or . a r
ans and Ginghams “mm: are. W...» n...
Thalia Knittink Cotton, 33- 0° “3' "
hyards best, quality Prlltl. Zoom-d colors. lor Boys‘ Wool Gk- -ves. re nlnr “ts.
We. ' ll 21l-z zmd quality Dress . c Bothuelity, at ‘i ,
l :glslwest qua 1y Gluu- Stays for 2pn1rs Missee' Wool Mittens :“
psire Sweltlnet V » for “i
- - 2ilhleids for I‘
Tmle‘ Articles -. (1.... go... at.“ mu pm. E .1
0 [or 1. 31‘s. , 1?
.‘icnke good may Toilet E b 'd d x is
"slant." .— m [0| eries an ‘ , ‘r
3 guest Bciyn'ud Glyceriue c {2
up or ' 3 yards Embroid n
trolls or 08 ) chases 'l'oiiv-i H dk h ' "Y. W ,
Paper! i 1 an BIG '8 S. 2sprinziatterns. I?
:11“
Jqu;
iiy. one y‘srd lor
VFIEIJEPHONE CALL, 57-4.
THE BOSTON 3:03-
Corn: r Main and Wall Streets: Norwalk.
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A little hlglirr in price lmll »
aloncr.
[ma loge Montana Pmnes. libs. 25c.
Joman Shelled Almonds. 501: Ill.
nuyl *1 s Sahel llmnnts. 50c box.
Russian Mavmalaie soliciting new. 251; box.
lmedcan 8131:1111 011111 .any fan (lain in it. boxes. 2!»: in
nasal lomaioes a in: anicle. I8 cts.porca11.
him in up, pncss imm I31: to 201: Ill
lspavagus his 1n cans. selected tools, 351: and tilt in.
C l We antoadquarierslmlaltines. lillllltts Chips and tannins oi latcy Wales.
131: us.
It you want fancy genuine llaw llIleans lies crop Molasses call hem. ,1
Don’t Forget llur Big Sale of But
23 lbs ll. anti. liillllillllilll 8113111 lili SI ..Ilil
Passive all tanner quotations so have malt as they all stand good. call and see it:
topics we have added.
Vls "audio only the Famous Ferris Brand of Hams. Boneless:
can. Dried Beef and Pig Pork.
they are Delicious.
Illl Bots EllllflllSllilllBll lill Biscuit is the lines! cracker
Tn ails. oi ouniuuclunn ilill cation in 251:; a hop
REES E. SEYMllll
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That we sell the best goods that the up
produces, as low as they can be so]: ‘
and maintain the quality. There is 111. E'
a man is more susceptible to than goo‘T.
in}: ,and once his wife treats him to-m
class articles of food he wants them
Thopmsy in a little higim 111 price
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