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Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 2, 1895 · page 3

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:1 In. in an molly riser, in extreme

mm
mm,“ ellonidheeotonl on
elnbelowtiloliitol immigr-
Wittgenstein: .inn om
that-mail. 1 1mm in
WWW“ «tenable.
«enoold'olmyrmu «than.

 

no women who lsee tightly should
or only the chest. 'I'hc mm

and ditereot dooolletoge lay them is
round style. allowing the top of the
it the mat is than. They may lino

 

ltvmxmn oowti.
mploy the square ahnpn. but the: lower
port of tho squnro most M hummer than
the upper part. The alcoves should be do»
aldedly short.
Slender Women who have: o in" mail
god thonldcrs may Wm! not fashion at

iocolletngo. For thorn who hnvn not 0
high hunt the pointed Mylo l9 lmrtlonlmiy
lultnbio. The (lisplnv of tho onllflr rinml.
iers, as in the loan lnablau. with tho mid»
din of tho (IN-0116mm" pointed. may 110 Ill-
Inlgod in only by women whom «bouillon
pro perfect. 1 r um shouldol' in ion prllnml,
t hretnllo of velvot will bu humming.

Women who hnvo mnnli but Weill l'otlllil‘I
id shoulders nnd nro othorwlsn rinminrly
lovelopml will llnrl tho round elm-mining"
most i'nvornblo (11' the Billllil'fl Mylo not too
much omphnslml. Who)! should Md
borthan. rllmuu HILI hows 167 not MY tlm
neck and slmulrlvrs mud to give tho Whirl.
its propor proportion.

A drawing string should ho rpm in lira
lop of all low corsugnn lo hoop thorn alone!
to the ilgnrn. ll the shouldorn mm ”mod-
ingiy thin. but tho lormnl not-malty lot A
low cut gown prevails. n drnpmy of tulle:
may bo skillfully nrrnngod to mi story-r
thing except the nook. In this; em tho
lop oi the r' was should rim to little alum»
.he lhOh-afl‘a.

. Tho [own lllnetrntod l9 oi Moe satin
and white ellk dotted tulio. ’l‘lm trim:
min: oonsleta oi hunclm and trail: of
wood violets, a. combination of not» not
likely «Ibo generally lmoml. Tho tulle
bodice i made over while still.

John; Show”.

Chamberlain’s Cough flamed; given
the best eetloiaollon of my mph mil:
cine] hendlemod so a seller leads all
other preparation in thin 9mm. 1
recommend it become it in the hm merit
clue I ever hondled for coughs, sold» and
oronp. A. W. ”alarms, Mlliomlllo.
III. for solehya- C. @0199de

 

A gentlemen Wot this emoly who has
excellent judgnmnt remarked to no tho
other dey that he know of no pill. on

good for ennetlpotloo. dyrpepwio Md
liven complaint as Do Witt'e hula Early
m G. A. Gregory 8 (to. and (l. (I
ltlllmn.

SILVERWARE

SUITABLE 1'01!

WEDDIIG PRESEIIS.
H. 8. R000.

It lent! loll street. no. mm.

m iiiiiflillll
M 0M Fruit!!! line

now roux,
30m HORWALK

m NORWALK.

mm

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fififfim

by: “New

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“Armenia.
III! TAIIHA MEMO”.

Willis. LW Hie his liming
umrnflbmmmwm
Who 7W W1 Into tho land
on!» ltlrde Almost-hon An

 

I" You, Inuit l—An America

Harlin mind on laminar-gun only
thin morning to try toilnd or toll-m
MIMI“!!! lumbar Anulrinon which
mowimwu imiumd of in ope-sol
tile Rum mountain» in Armenia nl-
maymnm.m1mttnvoiorla Frank
6. Mint oli’itinimrx. and William 1..
Mtiohnn oi Alton. flint. lino gone to
look (whim.

Lent was born in Philadelphia, And
hill (Whomlimt bin numurooi prom
rmimmlyilwldmt wins nntivlty Ills
potent» mnomi to Pillsbury wiinn bu
no Ahoy, nmlimmt in» ”you niwunio

 

"AS! 0. Milt.

word the mat llo ixmnu! nn onthmino-
tin Moycrim and nwio ounulnnswst.
Mnhmnd bow (Moons ileum he began
in in»: tho lint Windward wllmling tour
of tho world.

in tim spring of tint ymrhe trundlod
hishinyarlu {mm Pitts-hum hb’ow York,
and on Juno 4 ho stnriul from the city
hall on hi» lulmjmmmy. “alumina“!
trip mwm this country awn-solidly and
wrote: lotion in Outing, for which he was
trawling, lie familial Chin» before Christ.-
now and is will to in: tho first cyclist to
pro initially mathurn part at tho Flowery
King!» “n Wont inIisur-Ily through
lllmnnil. Mni noram‘ India. nnd through
MINA, nmi will. his inst mntributlon to
Ilirnmgm/inu nil April 3, low, imul Try
M17. niwn ho was nimut to stnrt {or Er-
ieroom. in luring,

1.0“ In it» Kurd ('muun.

IIn in» 1mm imam! from Town post

finynml and )ionnt Arum: and us for in;
tho Kurd «wintry, Wilma. it is supposml,
In! M- hm! in About (in. «hiya. This in in
Amnnln on the: my in ErIxImum. in
Adam: ’i’nriuy. nnd is ill tho country
which hm “My boon tho mm» of tho so
«lied Amnminn Mitrngus, which are now
undo! int‘mtimthm by nn international
ammimion 'i'im Kurd» nro the moat
("Wm M tho wild triiss that podium
the mmntnimrm nylons iiwn-ulunit. nnd
twine": now: lawn subjugation by the
'I'lirili, Although they one runninnlly under
lilo alumni luwwnnwnl. 'l‘urhry‘s mom
to lump tiwnl nnhduwi. it is will, hum
im huwiy in tho any of warming quar-
rnimlnu mm mu: ilwoiiirét nnothcr. null so
flooring lilo rmninr Turkish mldlvry,
wimh. inunmwr. WV!” Wanna! in morn
lmlmnml nylons.

’flw «blunt-iii» l'lmriw'iur n! ihlI country
Marlin»):- iw-In wuii known. nnd irm‘ol-
m how nannilo’ inn’li run-ml lo prul’idu
timnmlvm withmwfls in pruning through
it. lint- iMM mu oi nn Mu-ntumn» spir—
Ii, Mid it in lithium! prollnhio (hut ho ml-
nnyml tim lfit-u‘rlxr.‘ of ill» lilullilfliiiln’ ulono.
”MM 0' hi» lrh-niir Wilma-11ml humus
Mil”! in lilo lMilMin jam or drnwnml in
finding! a «train. 0(1th think tho Kurd»
my haw mm?» iiiin npriwm-r, nnd tinst
tiny Mn hullim him {or n mnmm.

”or ”a ”all For Klimt».

I! ha ion priwnvr. iuI nuly ho mow-mi
«1th by mynwnl of n mnmnl or by lin-
Momentum of ii» ’i‘urkithnlnlmrlum,
who my iv: Mimi tom-t by this muntry.
M by thin ammtry nnd Enginlul, whom
diphrmntil» "mm hnm nlmuiy hut-n np-
fiuiini in ivy Monty litm‘hmn owing to
the luminous» n! tin: ifnimi rum rrpm-
mnntlm- tiwv.

Mr, M‘iilit‘lk’fl land irnwiwi through
that Kiml lwniry nil his whirl. and has
mlorniiinriiy with ”wit l'llbhlilllliilill
loamy, and in: think: im nimuld ho nhlo
to iimi Lent. ii hat in Minn ii any ono mu.
Mt. M‘iitiwiml ill mmnawnu, but hu not
im mliml during. and when ho went
”thumb the Ihviiiui» [mu he took with
M1» on mm Ml inn! nwn pnrviflfd hy‘tho
optimum ill: in 28 your old. ls ymr
Willa» In”. III: was born in Alton
M almond at lit. 14min. lie in onthu-
Wire in ”MWIMHW min (or hum.

W warm the timing womb
My iMMu two [”th iron: tho
Am ltthiamnil ill-ml of {or-

nhinu and m Presbyterian boom

W m rm Cook & Bone

 

 
 
 
 

 

In You. ml had not

"6‘. ”a ‘
durum non-ed in thncitybyinmnn

”Ill. The live- at more than, 100m

mondnngorod. At loostnvopomnnm
killed ondnloro than n womlniurodiry
whiny timbers. twisted iron and broken
wood. There was n marked similarity
hotwnen tho two accidents. save that the

lint marred while on old building woe .

bolus dismantled. and the second happen-
ed while A new building woe being com
etructod.

laborers. pedestrians and residentl In
the vicinity of the corner of Forty-third
Itroot nnd Tenth avenue were startled by
n loud crashing sound. The building in
pm 0! demolition. known as the old
malthouno of A. E. k E. Schweyor, 1011
without warning. carrying a number of
workman to the basement. three floors bo-
low, where they were almost completely
covered by tons of bricks. dry mortar and
iron laws. The following is a list of the
dead and injured:

The (load nro Hugh Cullen. loboror. 428
Eliot 'l‘wonty—sootmd strent, emailed to
death; Anxolo 'I‘lccor. laborer. 558 Elm-
onth ovonuo; John Cur-mu. ngud 56 In
borer. '24 Elnvonth nvcuuo

Tho injured nro Charles Bobslonn, ngod
52. 5! l2 Wont Forty- third street (matured
Skull. will probably din; Felix \iomn.
aged 27.1.4Wult Ninety- fourth atroot,
fractured ('UIIIII' bone and contusod body,
condition oriiicml Louis Stein. ngud 23,
2:35 Wool. Sixtlnlh strum. nhrnslmul of knoo‘
and hips and sumIring from ohm. k condi-
tion serious: Miohnol (firmly, 743 Tenth
Bvouuo, (Iontuslons of legs; John lI‘lnlIvrty.
640 Wont Fifth-til streot contusion oi
buck; Edward Mommy, Ilfis West Fifty-
third, strut luntllsiou of {no ”and scalp;
’1‘ humus 0' Connor, 53? ) Was-t- Furty- fourth
strut-t; l’ntrlok (‘ urrnn (ink Point; James
Mnlliun, 74 l Tenth uv,ouuo riinl l’rm- till-ed,
shoullhr dislumumd gunnrully contumd.
condition serious.

The other nvcldont- occurrud in the utter-
noon. Acontrnlwnll to the four double
tunvmont houses lwing omxtod at 151 to
157 Orchard amm- gnvn wny auddouly.
Ono mnn was killed and 12 injured.
Without the slightest sound thutmight
ham warned the 50 men who worked near
it. the central wnll to tho four double tons
olnont houses orumblod and full. With the
wnll wont wrtlons of {our doors. leaving
a grout rent 50 foot long nnd 30 foot wide
In the center of the buildings. It was Him
a pit. at the bottom of which was A mass
of tangled iron and brokou wood that cov-
ered mun) lqu. I‘I‘UIH lhut honp in an
hour bud but u tukvn «mo llldll dead and 12
injured.

John Wilson. 30 years old, of Astoria.
N. Y.. wus hillod.

'l‘ho lujurvd um Willium Wilkinson,
hrb-klnyvr. Astoria. bm-l; brohl-u; II'muk
Thornton, "god 27. Astoria, llrivklnyur,
bodily lnjlm-ul; John Thornton. uni-d 29.
hrioklnyl-r. Aslorl’n. bodily injured; —--——
illorin. um 30, bricklayer. both logs bro-
ken; ’i‘buumsl Wilson, nglId 237. bricklayer,
howl injured; (Iourgn liumhlv. ugml 3a,
IubnnIr. “N West Ninety-vighlh sin-0t.
both low; brokun; Jnssth Durham. aged
31, Illlrorur, 433 East Elovonlh strut. ltIIt
lolz brokl-u; lI‘ruuk Burburu. 'I‘wvuiy-snv-
cmhslmrl, brioklnyur hulk injured; Jo—
noph Moslrc. uuod 27 254. Eli/ulnIih strum.
haul injurvd; l’utrivk II‘lnluIrty ngud 30
80:3 Eith‘t Ono ilundrod nnd 'l‘lllriyvlourtll
slruct, luborur. 10;; injured; l’ulriok Mul-
on. Antnrln, bricklayer. buck Injumd;
Willinm Mnlloy. "god 235, Astoria. brick-
Inyvr. urlus bruised.

’I'ho contractors for the buildings. John
Cumulus ulld I’utvr (7. Chum-n. nlld the
anor. Willlmu I". Imnnon. worn all or:
rusted. They say that thoy urn unuhlo
in ully wny to account for thomrl-idvnt.
(‘upiuin (‘urlwrlulln Illin‘Vill'. said that
All «prlrt bud lIxnluinvd lho nlorlnr nud
pronouuw d it w lil‘IIIID-ifl

 
 

Judge Arrnntml Ivor Nut-luring.

Slur (.lllox. Mum, Mlm- h 2.——ln tho
(IIiiII'I('I.l'UIII‘It hon-.iudgo Busllrud Morse
Wm: urruignml on tho (Iolnpluinl. of I“. W.
Mnruhull. mlllor of tin- Shlmlu Eutvrprlw.
rimmed with mini: prnhmu lnllgungo in a
public l-onvvyum-u ilntl violutlnu ihl- town
hyluws. ’i'lm also. which “us trim! in tho
dub-minut's own l-ourt by Juan” Ihlru-
pllrlIy, croulvd (Ionsldvrnbio lull-rust. ("III
the courirmilu mm x-rovl'dl-d. Alloru Ili'iIl‘I
lug lusting um‘oml hours lhvdol’omlunl
WM dlnuhllrgml.

Alum-loan Minions-rim lI‘l-nr thn Turin.

IAlNlloh'. Mun-h 2,—Alllupntch from
Illtils myu (lull tho Aluurlmll mlsnlouu-
riun nrlI noxious ruunrllillg lhu nllllmlu oi
the Muslvnm. 'l‘ln- lion. All-milder \V.
’l‘vrrull. tho ITIlltlId Stallonmlulslnr to Tim
key. IIIIH n-lkud iho porio to protect illolu.
Although “my Illu‘o iiIdllIIiiililI)’ IWlillIi‘tI
muntomuwlnu rviwlllou. lhoroby incur.
rluulhu npvnllosllllly M ihuArnuInlnn
rmInlutlnnnry party. llu-y hum sympo-
till/.vd “ith null fl‘lliIMt'tI vh-tluln ol‘ lilo re
cent outrugl 5.

Four ('illldron (' Minnie-d All".

NAhIIVlI.i.l., Mun h ‘J.-A cllspnu-h from
Glouvlllo. Aid. llIIIs of tho horrlblo dmlh
01 {our i'IlIIlIl‘t‘il on n plnnmliou hour that
pinata. Tom and Hum Mmdow» loft tlwll
children at homo to attend ll dunno. Whon
tinny rutnrnml. ilmlr noting» homo won in
«shun, and tho ithllrfml remains of the lib
tin 0an wow found.

(.‘rmhod by it I'll! of Wood

80M" Illiltwltll. Mn. MAI-oh awWiIlh
lit Work lomllnu mm with Wood at tilt
pulpnllll huro I’Mnr )(onnody. lit) ymnl oi
ago. wu instantly killed by tho wlmdpllo
tolling on him. [In hnd innit rotnmod
from linxlkiyn. whom he won lniumd ll:
tho atroot oar ttrlko.

(tillage Pnpore to lie Consolidatod.
Onlcltoo. Moron inn-The Times limit
will be onnmlidntnd on Monday. tho It!
hint. .. with Jilliwil W. Scott M editor in
chin! and pnhlhliwr nnd Henry W. Hawk)
on managing editor Thin in the rosult oi
tho ooneoiidotlon oi the two popere.

Iowan-Ill luntern Motel-nod.
tin/Armin. Moron lip-Eight morn riot-
mm mltonmd to notion in by
tho moordor. Tholr friends you: do,
nnd oil the mm min the lit-to mum.
illusion romniml horn nwolting tho arrival
otsn A. P. A. orgnnlzor.

(lo-on! indium-Id [humanely III.

ammonium). lilo. Mann ll wanna
JonnA .‘Mci‘l «mood in min 1mm.
Bin hyslnlnn mporte his condition hall,
and riondll tear he will namel- (inn-
nul mom in now 58 ran at no.

 

 

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. —AT—-

THE 3 DORE H. OLSEN
ASHINGTUN STREET, §BUTH NflRWALK.

nsbury, Mathewson & Co.’ 8 fine Shoes, 8 little imperfect, worth 4. 50, a
100 pairs of L0 iea’ imperfec achine sewed worth 3.50 at 1.50. r,
100 pairs of La iHand Turn, all sizes, worth 4.00, at 1.00
200 pairs Ladie ' Opera plain toe worth 3.00 at 2.00.
200 pairs Ladie“ Opera plain too worth 2.00 at 1.50. .
200 pairs Ladie‘ ’ Patent Tip, worth 1.50, at 1.00.
100 pairs Ladle {Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.50. at 1.10.
100 pairs Missef’lSpring Heel, worth 1.25, at 90c.
100 pairs Mime I a 8* to 10}, Patent TIP Spring Heel, worth 1.25, at 95c.
100 pairs Child: olice Shoes, worth 2 00 at 1.50. ,
85 pairs Men’ 3 {300dyear Welt Lace Shoes, worth 3.50, at 2.00., sizes 5.}, 6, 6}, 7.
100 pairs Men’s ' gngres and Lace, Cork 80168, sizes 9, 10 andlll. worth 2.50, at 1.25.
50 pairs Men’s t ‘alf Bluchers, worth 2.50 at 1.50,
100 pairs Men’s ' ace Picadilly and sqaure toe, worth 1.501211; 1.20
75 pairs Men’s , 11f Button, sizes 11 to 2, worth 1.75,!at21.00.
80 airs Boy’s CI ce, worth 1.25, at 75c.
75 airs Boy's L. er Boots, 3.25 and plenty of them.
Boston Hip Rub- Boots, 3.00.
Men’s Storm Kin .

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

SPECIAL SALE

lillllES’ NIGHT - B083.

48 STYLES AT POPULAR PRICES.

All. 6000 VALUES.

For Thursday’s Bargain Salem Some Prices for tho Day Only.
Children's Canton Flannel Night Drawers, 5 sizes at 25 cents.

Children's Muslin Drawers, '0 cent. .nd upwards.
Lndios' Muslin Drawers. 25 cents and upwards.

A. Dickerman & Son,

84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

WRIBHT’S BARRIIBE REPOSITOBY
“80118 01‘ ALL KINDS:

Tho iinoot Trape, Buggioe, Phantom and Oonoplel. 0"
load of one and two horse Farm Wagons, with solid oxide ilfl
arrived. at Wright's seolos roome. If you are thinking of buying, ,
one, coil and see me.

 

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all the odvnnincuoi I . I

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who“ Hum on over mud n.
ren‘én 2:135”.

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weighing “no In 1001 lose tor
to uplolty In more room til-ti on

For SCENIC sud mart LETTERING at
my figures for work done by my ”ii-t. lull! VitillflII.

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