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Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 24, 1895 · page 4

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, , Curt Comment».
7 r’ Th. Buttord‘ Conrnnt spools
o! the commuhduble decree
Olimptitudo that was exhibiiei in
' m sud muting u in oi
studs crossing bill. It pruned 1bn
ubont 2:400clock. and went im.
ioteiy to the committee on 811310-6-
Hlk. which considered it 1111an its
benconld be got together. It
inthn printed form by tho-
w I“... Infill] IbouIii 1i:300“:1lmk
It,“ signed by Gov 'rnorC filo.

Quite u number oi {tumult people
who have bran mode sworn o! the very
W mind that has be?» lie-51ml

' by I’m lady at Kuneviilo. H . nib/hi
so well be told test 111» Plan dime Dc
yurtacnt loch with uuipit-nmu rye upon
collectnruol large quorum of wound
Ito-pl spacial orients burs detect“!

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the stumps urn wulwd in acids. "gum
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tin who do not inquire 11.111 the" [yammrt

0‘ the Mm“ chv, MI igfl‘ an “11" .

| site to sure u “'29?“ '

line. Unfair—Porter. the “first lady"
' , husbngnuunoble work in the
both of economic science and
hilarity. She has organized a move-
mt W the use of birds, birdu'
111m and wings upon women's hots.
flow I gentle, tender hearted woman can
lend be! but! with the corpse» and dis-
numbered irsgmenu or immoral
m, ulwnys excepting the English
wow, is post comprehension. Birds
m M disappearing under this barbs»
ro- tuuhlon. Their songs, the whir of
Mr will“ the bright flashed of color
Dd built] with which they gluddcn tho
Win their flitting, are rapidly
becoming thing of the past. There in
Whirl; worse than this. howovcr.
Inset plague» urn increasing in nnm
tau ad deutrnctivenesu in exact propor-
lion I fashion slunghtoru bird! to put
.panwomen'u hntu. A few indies urn
alive to than hole and refuse to won:
the poor ulnughterod things. They sub-
It“... homo! ribbon, bond ornaments.
M aim“ And othor ornaments,
nduolur In beauty and an i motto in
aim-cry no nobody know-1 lliu diaer-
uu, "It unions pimple who never can
sliced thumb-ye of wanton bird till—
I“ I. hWifyl.‘ to learn that Minn.
Muir W' I movement in turmeri-

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it is u minimum: to note that most
Intuit now knows what u Yunkeu tor-
uuio is like uuybnw. Perla-p11. like the
mount». the American tornado bus
huuu inverted into England.

If yum-two rod on.» with black
rum MMDWO the otlwr, upon
h“ “the topotullnitod Stutuu
WM station, that minimum
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,yioyedwho must be tudbyehsrityln

be large cities But it is not thut
worktoplentlfnl yet. Itiuthutovur
thing has come down toil» m

. rind of hurdpsn, and people on grim

,y noonorniziug to the last cent.
In our own country epidemic: of (y.

it is safe to say there have been me
borders und suicides than were over
rnown in any one year before in the
United States. The holding up and robe
ring of railway trains by armed desper-
uloeu have provniled to on unheard of or-
rant. Even in the sniost. quietest parts
if the east the train robbing epidemic
irolte loose.

The country was kept in outateof
mrmoii runny months—first by the cool
nineru’ strike. then by tho Pullman
drilte and the consequent riots, blood
Ibed and wrecking of property. Fires
luring 1894 June been unusually de-
itructivo to human and animal life. At
1 fire in Baltimore, on April 10, 1:10
con-ms were burned to death. In the do
duration of the American Glucose work»
it Buflalo two days later 12 workmen
lost their live». and $1,200,000 worth
)1 property wont up in flame. How
many people wore burned to death in
she awful forest tires in tho northwest
will never be known for certain. Whole
towns were wiped from the face of the
earth. It is certain that not less than
500 people perished in these fires, which
themselves rosnltcd from the most tor-
riblo drought this country hurt known in
sunny years. Except a portion of the
lotithcrn states, drought prevailed over
nearly the whole United Stains.

The block plague in Chino early in
tho year swept oil not less than 50,000
liver, according to the best information
:hnt can be obtained. Memorable, too,
ans “1194 been for terrible earthquakes.
in February two such widely separated
regions on Greece and Venezuela were
visited by seismic disturbances, with
heavy loss of lilo and the dcutructicncf
millions of property. in Venezuela two
towns wore annihilated. The shmrlm in
Lionstnntinoplv in July. while not no so
mm, were yet fatal to a number of
lives. Early in November $9)ka a
mu on the northwest coast of Japan,
experienced on onrthqunko shock from
which it will take ycnru‘ to recover.
Many boom-s and fomilics wore sWdl'
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" iplo wrre killed outright and 200 morn

mvcroly Wounded. The record claim
with u violent and «instructive north-
]unko in Hungary Dec. 111.

It is r1~111urknble that wlwn mm of
tip-s11 t‘lill'lll‘lluliw of thuoztrtlt‘nvmsl
{altos plum- in :1. giwn locality tho tidal
wnvm lrntrt it ”tend llllilurRl'OBllltlBti
zountrivs for remote from tho smell" of
the original «listnrlmurn. Nov, 1d, not
long nitrr the cutmlyun at. Hokntn.
31111111 tlm cartiiquuko horrors in mmtlnzm
ltzily, whim-by in Sicily 11101111 Hm per.
ton» wm- killvd.

Nntnnr soc-mu imlw-ni to lllIVMWI’i‘flkf‘d
lil'l' wow-aura 1111 1111111 in NM.
“11- rustrru war. “‘lilt'll hr brought
about. liimsvlf, ~l1v has rolled upon him
“orthqnnkr, plumn-.rimngl1t, liru and
flood. 'l‘ho storms in tho l'uifml States
at lq-zwt hut‘o born svldom urnsIlo-d in
fury and «instructivmuw. A tornado in
Tom» in Mural) Lillml ill pvrsomt and
lnjurml 50 more A “(Will in May nnni«
hilntwi nmilliun «lnllnrs' Worth of prop-
erty in Uliio, Michigan and norm of tho
storm Woodward. Tho months of May
and June Worn simmlrzmi 1n variant!
port» of the country by some of the
most duutructiw Murml err-r known.
Whmwvr tlwy «incurred they were po-
cullnrly total to human life.

(in tho wbolo, if Wi‘ have Home
through mu with enough to not and
truer and n shultor «m-r our bends, if
nouwiul mists hum lxmod usdown
und wo hove fairly good health, their,
molly and truly. “'0' have much to be
thankful ior at the iuouinning of iron,

lerr- is n prumiw that We shall have
' \t lost in one of tho committtm rooms of
the linitmi himtmt wnnto sumo tnlk that
is not about stirs-rand the turiil'. A res-
olution huu been ollvrwl in that august
body favoring the comm! onion ot the
United m und Unnwlo Thu continua
ton on foreign relations! but charge of the
rounintlon. and the mate rmnmmonded
the committee to giro bearing» on the
subject. it during those hunting! the
murmur on foreign reintlons could
only occupy the senate thumb", while
them mpied the committee m.
sod it in udditiou tho diam-imp of the
question would be opened to the public
while m from both uiduu of the line
were to he lnvin-d to only their say. it
would be the met entertaining show
list trimaran bus (flared to tho public
ricer u cortuln neuter Mat-d his stock
luged lent upon his M in plain sight
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oboid fever, smallpox and diphtheriu/
‘ are round with fury in. runny places.

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thickens the ammo! mmm
renters- usy but! to in mm m.
I cannot see how min preparation could
be improvcd. "—rm. 1'. I; ”only “It
vested, terns.

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and min 11111111111 tonctiim‘ m‘w mm.
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especially Mum rho two mm» min
beige or ton color The "looming Mm
consist» of mm on one ulrl‘o M W3
on the other tho pennant oi the m M
lug mode with tho about MW in mm
and the 1mm ones in 111111 of Mn Mm.
The black velvet hots ore now iy
sdopmi m the reigning Bouillon or yarn;
numnrriwl women on well m from in
their room The 1111in mm W, list
a! varying shapes sumo Mini. lilie o M
erpot traversed, while nthcrn mm mm ”1’
com: to the invortmt’ mo 101M.

flats of silk bomnr on movie with wide

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HOSlERY.

bullied Stainless Hose. regu.
in! lilo quality, 200 dozen, for
“’5“ my Built! . ”if.

Ladle." Black Hose. our own
importation, beat 25c stocking
mode, usually rctoiled at :59 cit.
‘3 dozen in all. IT «no u pair.

liisseu’ All Wool Ribbed Hose,

176»; II cunts u ulr.

Men's Merino docks, bought as
seconds, but you can’t tell from
firsts; 1- nine. 39 cents a pain just
think of it. Two ruin for 25 air.

Mott's Black Cashmere Bo e;
wow twice. to can"; It unis
pin it in In I nits.

SHIRTS.

Men's White Merino Shirts
Mormon. limit mu.

Men'uOnting Shirts, some as
we sold early in the season at

to cent» 25 cuts net.

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full round of sizesnegular price.

 

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1.

SALE BEGINS

Lames' winter Coats.

We haven't many to show—
Hnrdly worth mentioning—not
over 50 garments 111 all One
small lot broken sizes, we won’t
say what they cost, your choice

at $2 50 ouch.

CARPETS.

Brussels and Ingram, regular
75- -ceut quality, ten pieces, 49
cents a yuni.

G LOVES.

lion‘s Scotch Wool and lined
Calfskin Gloves and Mittens;
regular price. 590, 35 cant; .
pulr.

Men‘s Calf and Buckskin Lin-
ed Mittens. best 81 quality, 59
cont: 1 pair.

L dies’ Silk Mittens; regular
val 0. 59c. 35 cents 11111.,

Norwalk
TlllE llllElllOBl Mill

 
 

 

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As it is cuumrnory for us never to carry over stock from one season to another,’ 11: order to
smtornp ish this end prices will be cut so low that the result can’t be otherwise than a clean sweep

" Y n l on aim money by coming early. This' 111 a. partial list of prices:

Stamped Goods.

Drummers' samples and part
of our own stock, slightly soiled,
prices about half.

All-Linen Momie Cloth Doy-
lies; value from 3 to 10 cents, 4
units each.

Linen Satin Finish Doylies;
regular pr1ces, from 121} cents to
19 cents. Boonie nth.

Cotton Duck Scarfs, tinted, 32
inches square; value, from 39
cents to 6% cents. 24 cunts each.

Linen Bureau Scat-1's, 64:72
inches long-Jame, from 75 else. ‘7
to 81-50. 59 cents each.

Dress Goods.

In this department all Fall
and Winter StOck reduced, in
many cases, to less than half
price.

Twenty-five pieces Plain and
Fancy Suitiugs, about 1,000
yards in all, values from 39
cents 69 cents. 25 cents a yard.

in Inch India Twills, never
sold less than 75 cents, in black
only. 49 cents a yard.

TELEPHONE CALL, 57.4.

THE. BOSTON STORE

Corner Main and Wail Streets. Norwalk.

 

BBEESE.

BBTTEll.

will suit Try them.

i racism: 2k!

daily

wnghtforbothfuuednour.
Who-secured

BllBll TEA.

 

Monk and swam genuine bargains.

Got {my nodded Teu's range from 760, I1. 00 and 81

Ever Keep on the Wei

Until you nrriw at the Leading (iroccr’s. where you can ( btain the best goods the market 3%
We have built our business where it ttmds today, by giv-
ing the: l; "1-1 goods at the lowest possible prices, and our patrons recognize the fact that they re-
caeiw tin» twat quality, and all inducements we offer are trade winners.

BHEESE.

BBTTEB.

"or Com» is the par of cxcellcncy and the quality is the best, and our trade is increasi
dolly for them» goods. 1' ry them.

23 [BB BTANBABB BBANBLATEB FBB Bil

in any alums und line selected mortment of high grade Teas, and our 50c grade is

 

 

BHEESE.

If you want the richest white full Cream Cheese we can supply you. First class old Eng,
i‘nb liziry,('lul1liouso, Philadelphia Cream Neufchatel, Roquefort, Pannesian etc

-qmrfi,

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f you have not tried our fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter which 111 made fresh each week,
4 1 no, no we bundle the finest grade upon the market, and it is great value at 300 lb, Fine Butter, /
‘mwl my. 256 lb , and 3 big (him 111 good table Butter, at 25c 1b.; ll lbs. for 01.00. These

, 1.

mgwuwl Plums, 2 lbs. 25c; Evaporated Apples, 2 lbs 25c; 2 lbs Apricots, 26c; 3 lbs. extra
line me.2 2,51: 4 lbs. extra large Raisins. 25c; 2 lbs. Prnnells, 26c; .1 qts. Beans, 45c; 3 cans Sugar
(4”. “(Hum Luncheon Milk Crackers, 250 lb; Boss Lunch Milk Crackers, 101:; 6 lbs. Soda

“tints Walnut and the largest assortment of fancy (Jokes, Ornckers' 1n this section arriving '

«ADM, c.“

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211 per lb. The richest and purer/W

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Wu introduce funny (3wa Tu, rich in flavor and strength. We recommend them.

BilllllEB E. - SEYMBB

lElBlllB BBBBEB.

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tumor 1111., _

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