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Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 31, 1895 · page 7

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We are selling a stain: of Philadelphia Msde‘Olothini; at
. prices you will be surprised at. Many- garments are adult
custom made goods and it in the lot you can be fitted you

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certainly will neverregret the purchase. .

Young lion's'Soiis. their prion iii to $25. on ntionlilib
Prince ilbsii nuns. lesis, their prion Win 530. nor pilot $1.50
Sirloin Districts. their price. $20 to $40, out into $9. .

Children's Suits. their prion. filo in. our mice 53 it

All these garments are warranted as represented and made
of finest English and Scotch fabrics.

Further news—~20 per cent. reduction from marked prices
on our entire stock of clothing.

woommron,
' BLRTHE Sill} FURNISHERS.

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, Administration Honours. but, on,
In (limited-44 lionesiumittal Mosu-
Dsadatlon-«Mr, Vest Declares/”War on
the l’rasident's Ila-natal Schemes. ,

Wasmsoroa. Jan. sI.-—’riis adminis-
tration banking bill will be ”ported to
the house from the committee on banking
and currency in amuch amended term
and with a noneommittai recommenda-
tion that is he considered. This col»
illusion was reached utter discussion last-
ins all day. which developed a lack oi
harmony on thsrport of the Democrats of
the committee'

The Republicans supported the bill aft-
er securing several amendments. indeed
most of the changes made originated with
the opposition. The bill will be reported

to the house Friday with the president's

sausage. and as the report will be neither

for nor against it every member has the

privilege of tiling his views.

The session of the senate was unusually
eventful in giving expression to the intense
feeling which has been aroused by the
financial question and to the apparent
hopelessness of arriving at a solution.

Sherman Denounces the silver Men.

Dir. Sherman 0! Ohio npolre {or the first
time since the new phases of the iiuanciai
situation were presented. He urged the
senate to take the subgeot from the iinance
committee. where the task of framing a
hill. he declared. was hopeless by reason
of oils. Mr. Shannan arraigned the ad
vocatcs of free silver for pushing their de-
mands to the point of paralyzing legisla-
tion. iie asserted that the present emer.
gency could readily be met by issuing
bonds 0! such simple and convenient form
that they would be taken by. the people as
well as the banks. thus bringing the great
labor savings in the savings banks to the
rescue of rho government.

Mr. \‘est lent to reveal interest to the

 

 

 

‘ ‘ ‘ by declaring that the president was
seeking to make congress accessory to the
Welding of the sinplo gold standard on
the people. The senator asserted with
dramatic emphasis that he had thus far
held his peace, hht that there must now
be a separating of the ways between him
and the president.

Mr. Hill of New York also spoke briefly,
expressing the belief that congress would
speedily aid the administration if the lat
ter Would make known what it actually

The senate spent the rest of the day in
executive session on the Japanese treaty,

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3 W...“ ~iiDW is ME in: to SAVE MDREY.
" 3 in ex: Because of the ion depression. in business. manv canned is k .
. 9.1., i ii) 00.. turers of lurid products ave been ohliued to unload their a a at pr :ece R’s;a figwmmlflfi.
13;” av... Ethan. to Bridgop rt. CASH. and be an always on the alert for bargains we have secured a large line or ends at
ii til en... prices considerably less than cost of manufacture. We prefer to give the consumer i e henc-
gg so“ lit by selling at prices never h-efors altered in this vicinity.
7” 2'2") WM ruicas UNHIARD or In sonar.
3 41 m Tornawee. in. So. 9c and lilo can. Good salmon. 10c and lie can.
a“ 00m. 7c. 8v. lilo and l2c can. Very Best Fiat. I on. lhc and lilo calm.
n [5 mad so. Pass to to. tile and Re can. Very Hfli‘ lobster. idle and 230 can.
Sunday—7 a an. Lima Beans. Io. lilo and l% can. Very Best 0 road Beef. 18o can.
p ".3“ ., III-l suing Beans. e ,_ 8c and Ill: can. Very Best “flirt Beef. 100 can. ‘
7 15 ac. 9, an. Sucrotash. lilo and 13c can. iiood Rat-dines. so can. wanted.
Pumpkin. Do; a for So. Golden Coitiliane, We can. i
Very Bvat Peaches. 15- and 180 on. Gold (lust. tile 0 when.
n . u to. Pine Pen 2 In. can. 10c can. Batsra' Cocoa. We can.
an» Very B at are. liiclsnd We can. Rear Rice 5 lbs (or his.

 
 
 
 

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Caveats. and Trade—Marla obtained and all Polo,
on! business conducted for you..." rug,
customer ta oat-cairn u, s. “rename!"
and we can secure pawn: in its: lune than was:
from washingmn, '

Send model. drawing or photo" with descrip
tion. We advise. if palcniuble or nut, free at
dram Our lee not due nil {unfit illriflll’ed.‘

‘ 1-. “ How to 0 min Patents," with
least 5! samgin the U. S. and ioreign countries-
inc. Add:

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'i'o ADVERTISERS.

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In Plums. liic can.

Best Roda Uiacl militia. 0
Pimpple. iilc can. a t I :58

Rolled Gate. 7 the. (or 35c.
Hood Prunes. 6 lbs. for2iic.
"DUB. ILOUB. FLOUR.
These prices speak for themselves.
Pll shury'a xxxx 84.35 per barrel; the per bag.
Maud at . th» beat. “2': per barrel- Ric per hour.
Jones' “opulence W» per barre .toc per box.
Rnow Elena. 833,5 malarial; tile pair bag.
a s' or. r r : .
Now In the time to bill. y DO U r (be per bag

BU‘I'I'IB DEPARTMENT. ‘,
Our Best Creamery Butter is considered a luxury bv all who use it.
Very Beat Creamery Boner. 20c per and.
Fine Creamevv Butler. fie per 94"qu
mudga‘nle lilotgngf nor can cal.
on cry or r. . r on
Best. hard. he Der ponnd’.a po '
24 Donn-do Granulated sugar for 81.“). m 532” 7,;

NEW YORK GROCERY GDMPANY,

DONOVAN’S BUILDING. SOUTH NORWALK. 33 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.

 

 

NO NEED TO GO ABRiiAD T0 REGAIN
YOUR HEALTH ATMINERALSPRINGB
SAVE THE TREllENDOUS EXPENSE BY
TAKING AT HOME,

KUTNOW’S

- iMPRiiIfll EFFERIISCERT -
CARLSBAD POWDER.

\. __ The only pleasant tasting i‘arishsd Powder is
ngorwvtnmcm the Market

A Perfectly Reliable and Ejection Ilenmiy for Indigestion. Cor-sigmttion, Dyspep
n'a. Gout, Diabetes, Kidney and Liver Derongmwnts.

Whine genuine without‘wur Trademark and
' isc‘sistiie signature of

S. liU'I‘NOW &. CO.
Beware of imitations.

"KliIRilW'S llil-lSllllRlIlc
ROWDiR Mill CIGARETTES."

A Sure Cure for Grip. Asthma. Chronic Colon-Ii, Bron
‘ coco. Hay Fever and Severe Colds.

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if not found at your Draauista. out this out and send with as ate.
in stamps or money order to KUI‘NOW 3803.. 52 and, M Lafayette
cite Place. New York City. who will forward to you. charges pre-
paid. an original dollar package of either preparation. ill

 

 

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lRDWR’S $3.00 Milli:

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Best Material is Used. Combining Durability and Sin
listing it the best ”.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY pans wannaurnu.

call an amine them before purchasing any other shoe. at

H. S. BROWN’S.

South slain Street. 80. Non-walk.

line only sate. sure

reliable retools

ever dissed to Ladies.

«Melly recommend

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which was retitled
In the Noun.

The house entered upon the consldem
tion oi the bill to fund the debt due the
government from the Union Pacific and
Kansas Pacific rallmads with :l per cent
five year bonds A special order was
brought in giving until Thursday (or do
hate. but the oppositlonto it was so intense
and determined that a compromise was
forced by which the time for debate was
extended one day.

Mr. Reilly. the chairman of the l‘ariilc
railroad committee. consumed most of the
remainder of the day with the opening ar-
gument in favor of the measure. which
included a detailed history at the roads
and their indebtedness. an explanation of
the bill and the ndvnnwges which would
accrue to the government in the event of
Its passage.

Mr. Harris of Kansas mode the only
other swech oi the day. lie was bitterly
opposed to the bill. rinirning it would al-
low the ”aroundrois" who had plundered
the road and unvernmvnt and who had
debauched public morals and public men
to keep their ill gotten gains. lie pre-
Iei'rad to son the government tnLo charge
of the road rather than that this should
happen.

The Pennsylvania Legislature.

Hhititlhlil'itil, Jan. .‘tl.-—Tho session at
the senate was remarkably uninteresting.
The only incident cl Ihi' day was the re
nowai of tho uppimition of Senator liolvlu.
the Republican leader of the senate. to the
bill creating the milieu of custodian at
state simpiirm. which is being urged by
the statoadniinlstrntion. 'l‘ho senator suc-
cioded in amending the bill so as to give
the cusmiinn authority to purchase sop-
plies. which was vested in him by the bill.
to the board of public buildings and
grounds. as at present. The bill passed
finall y M unleaded.

Newfoundlandcrs Talking Annexation.

Sr. Joan's. N. l".. Jan. iii—A move-
ment favoring annexation with the Unit
ed States was inaugurated here The
town is placanied with bills advocating
annexation and beginning: "Now's the
day! how’s the hour!" Following this
public advocacy of union with the United
States than: will be meetings held at which
the whole subject will be ventilated
hlnny of the principal citizens of this place
are working for annexation. and there is
a strong sentiment in its lever throughout
the various cities.

Living Picture In a Mrikers’ Par-ado.

llnvieniiiu~ Mass. Jan ill.-Thsrs
was a monster parade of the strikers here.
in which about :5,qu people participated.
including about 400 women. Directly be
hind the leaders marched a man with s
tape around bin neck and placarded with
the inn riptlon. “This man works under
the contract system. "

Whole Family Burned to heath.

fir. Pam. Jan. :ii.—-A Bismarck spa
elal says: The family of Peter Olson, con.
sieving oi himself, his wife and three chil-
dren. the oldest a boy aged l9, together
with one liathua. a hired man employed
by Olsen, was completely wiped out by hrs.

No Price righting In North Corolla.

Rustic". .lsn. lib—A bill was passed
by the senate to prevent prizeliuhtlnc or
betting on anything of that nature in
North Carolina The governor is empow-
ered to call out the state guard if noose
nary to prevent such lighting.

Will Justice Jackso- Mira!

Maniac-res. Jan. lit-10. Harris has
introduced a hill in the senate pertaining
Associate Justice Jackson oi the supreme
court of the United totes to retire.

to. nan-snag.

Kimmie. N. Y.. Jan. iii.--'l‘his is
ideal weather tor the lindsnn rlvsries
harvest. and it is nowiutuiiproussssl
every point.

no rm Want the rides.
Lost-as. .lsn. stun—The national specs-

in slot has declined in s
hegwess Jackson “film“

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lllliEE SPEDiii“ Difiiiii

‘ wnu.-.moiommmmmopsoimmnian ,. ,
the stores perfect stock of tbs various classes olpcedsia which w‘dssl '
lowest prices possible, you there are timemuh as the present, when ‘ ’
lotsoldeslvablegood arstobchad regardless cicastorvslun ems
minus to put in print all of the desirable things we have to can but
that careful reading of the Three following Special Marinas will live I.

ides ol'the Extraordinary Opportunities ice securing Great Bargains in: em

gain nail. Discount. filflAKS 25 percent. Discount.

We want to dispose or the balance of our Ciosks and For Capes. can. the .
Mention. . '

25 per cent. Discount. 25 per cent. Discount

Misui UNDERWEAR.

Our Muslin Underwear. direct from one of the best mauulmums in America
trimmed wiih the latest styles 0! embroidery. and which we are cflerlng'at prices
that cannot b» quoted elsewhere, Those who visit our Haslin Underwear Depart.
ment will not be disappointed.

Flannel Vests and Skins.

We also wish to call attention to a special lot cl Geots’ and Ladies’ Underwear,
in Natural Wool, Camei's Hair and Scarlet, not soiled and unsightly. as meat.
lecturers’ samples usually are, but clean and periect in every particular; goods
that are never sold for less than 31.25 or $1.50, choice of the lot, 69 cents each.

Trisiramjmflyaii. Norwalii, Donn.

FfihNCIS & co.

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There are many kinds of Ciothing'sold,
and it remains with you to decide whether
you will have the wool over your eyes or
on your back.

We are offering larger discount on

 

Winter clothing than ever before, in 1;?

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to reduce stock before inventory in Febru-

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Old and Reliable Daily Direct Freight Lino

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NEW YORK. SOUTH NORWALK arm
NORWALK.

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CITY OF

NORWALK, EAGLE All
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Will leave Pier 28, E. 11.. Beeline street. New York. a. it p. us.

have Norwslh. d p. in. South Norwalh. 6:00 p. m.

Freight received from 7 a. m. to D p. in. ‘

Upon application to agent the City of Norwslh. Eagle and Vulcan will in
rent for special lots of freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity.

[I'Ali persoossreforhid truetingsnyol Ihaemployssofthe beats a! u
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IMI’ORTED FREE} OF BUT Y.

1 have been succession] in buyin Diamonds that were lin-
ported free of duty and cut in New ark; for out and finish are
so rlor to Diamonds cut in Europe. These piamendswere bought
be ore the diamond cutter’s strike at a savrng of ten per cent on
cost, and will odor Diamonds to my customers this season for
less money than the some quality of goods can be bought its

iT'ilT' norm, THE Looms liWElEIl

39 Will STREET. ”RIM. Hill.

BRIDREPRRI BUSINESS RilllERE"

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325 Main Street. Bridgeport. coca.

Only malady organised business college in MM
County. Send for commemorated catalogue giving the names of.
over 1,000 graduates we have piseedin Meow. .

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