Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 19, 1895 · page 4

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Input-tent City Mettorn.
, “bloating oi the South Norwelk
I,“ oi Councilmen. lent evening. two
”hot public marten were brought
“the film. end two city mectinge ere
hie beer future.
_ "he eoeoiel meeting on the 25min“. is
,. hie e lerge epproprietionlor the on
“It at Oley etreet from Reilroed
opera to South Itein etreet. either di
hedy or to the. interaction or Hevilend
' meet. Thin menure ie one thet will in-
,‘eeiee e very large outley. and whether
Uboeeiey in werrented in whet the peo-
fi will heve opportunity to decide et the
w m. At preeent public
duh h divided on the queeticn.

he propceed change in Weehington
“5 which wee referred to the etreet
“the. contempletne principally the
. “or the etreet et Bechere oor-

nee. who it h pinched by the Tram wey

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lime movie (or etreet opening and
M hetohen e new iiie in bneineee
. “.ndpmieeebeeltby revivel ol
9 g.“ h reel eetete. end we leel ere
penance ot-e w ere oi proeperlly lor
M. w ‘ r‘
" Deepetltiouo til-council lent night
‘ ~Minot to be grented, end thet ie for
' I'fltnble onto to do bucineec on our
”in. Itie wrong in principle beoeuee
Bfivmtheueeot theetreete lcr e pur-
‘ ”newbich they ere not intended,
H in thiecity npeoielly, will be e uni
none. The privileue eeked ie to piece
one at theceporteble lunch roomn on
theecegieree elreedy no narrow end
mdedthet therein eoall for e large
”outing for ntreet widening. There
in. enmity (or euoh e thing. The
W in e non-reeident. end our
“ought to be kept an cleer In poe-
Ifl at every obelruction. But the
,rfiripl eeeeon why euch e privriege
m not be greeted in thet it it unleir
’fldlnjlet. Every reeleureteur in thin
fluent pey cent and teeee. He meet
"for the etreele that thin petitioner
wail wohetruot end nee. end with only
hepflfiiegeto drive our them when
I" would not he exclunvely occupied
” ”Remnant on wheele. The buel~
. “new at thie city. end merketmen in
._ g m, heve been eubjected to thin
’ wmeg tor yeere. They heve out the
. ”up. but heve eubmltted to it
‘ “Named to he no redreee.
_fl ne ooneidereticn by the Council.
'efiiflltletimetbebueioecemeneod
”melee lormldeble remonetrenoe
whey further epeclel privilegee to
“in. Our looel tredere heve e
bl etreggie enough with legltlmele
. end they ehnuld euhmlt no
‘hgwindleeoetothe heaping of hero
deeeoethemtheyought not» be enbv
”to. ‘they ehould. end we believe
on. mete the remomtrenoe eo emotive
“Owlllbeheeded. endthel. ii’notb‘
hie” le ecoompilehed. our emote
‘ wlheheptibrtheneeotthe peopleen-
”mien.
“ fie heeeiory or city property re
Whitman“. leetevening II n
m diet ought to mehe every Booth
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ontingetloreeyhee beveleithleeetohie
roam. eedthe poopi- med. If
It. Well weeeuiityhe weeenbjeetto

"edne.biclioeneeought toherebeenw
,WMIMI blehondolmlorleitedio

the county.
Nccne believee the police who mede

, theerreet were mieteken eetctbetime

the her wee round open. but everybody
bellevee there bee been _e meet ehameful
mlecerriege of juelioe. ‘
Why in it? Thet‘e the queetion. In
there I polificel or legnl ring here to do
feet juttioeend protect criminele? In it
more evidence thet "e pull" in this city
it ell thet in neneeeery to dely the lew ?
II it further proof or the generel oleim

' thet thinae ere “fixed up" by e lew kin

dred npirite eeehlngepcih?

The people ebould demand e thorough
inveetigetlon or thie metter. end who-
ever ie to bleme let them be removed
from oflioe. or ii thin is impossible, let
them feel theeoourge of public contempt.

Rev. lir. Baerd encoded the keynote
in hie nermon Sundey. He eeid: “We
need more righteoueneee. reel precticol
righteousneee. in every corner of our po-
liticei government” Jueticc Smith cer-
teinly mieeed e greet opportunity.

NATIONAL CAPITAL NOTES.

 

Secretery Creche-c in too Inch or e lien-y
to Send the: Bound to ripein.

WASHINGTON, Ketch lS-A verbatim
report at Ir. Cleveiend'e convolution
will) Secrrtery Greebem concerning the
diplometio heppeningn of the peel week
would ucquentionebly meke whet the
late Borneo Greeley would heve celled
"mighty intereeiing" reading, but as
neither ol the principals in thet inter-
view ere likely to tell what wee eeid the
country will have to weg elong without
the knowledge. It bee leeked out. how-
ever, thet Ir. Cleveland thinke it would
heve been Juet at well bed Secretory
Grenbem. who in etiil (er from well. not
been in euoh e hurry to peepere end need
that demand to the government of Spain.
end that he would heve been better en-
gegrd in trying to nuree beck hie

etrengtb.

Allowing that the (note ere ee they
heve been eteted by the coptem end other
oillcern oi the Alliance, the lenguege of
Secretery Gmhem'e demend (or en
epolcgy lrom Spain end for the ieeuing
at such crderc to the commendere or
Spenieb werehipe en will make it certain
thet no other veeeel flying the United
Btetee neg end engeged in. e legitimate
buninene will be fired upon, wee all right.
elthough unneceeeerily etrong; but there
wee no occeniou {or nuoh undue heete.
Amerioene with ell their other qultn en-
oredited by all the world with e love or
fair play. It in therefore uniorlunnte
that en Amerlceu secretary of state bee
been guilty of threatening e wanker ne
tion upon an or parts elelement of u
once. in the (non, too, of en neeurence
lrocn the Spenieb milliliter thet he would
preeent e eleiement of the other side can
noon en the Spanieb nuthontien in Cube
could communicnte with the uunboet
which in cherged with having tired er
the Alliance; and the further eecurunce
from the Spenieh minieler that his coun-
try would epologine if the firing had
tehen piece at charged unleee it could be
justliild in e manner eetieiectory to thin
government. While it wee thoroughly
undiplometio for the Spinieb minister to
heve publicly GIIIlClEBd Secretery Greeb
ern'e notion in ignoring hie neeurenceend
meking e direct demend. which reeliy in
en ultimetum upon Speln, it certeinly in
not eurprleing. One done not ceeee to be
a men upon becoming e diplomet.whetb-
er he be e Spenierd or en Americen.

It in not dillloult to put each finger on
the reeeon lot Secretery Gmhem‘e heety
notion. Nor le thet reeeon crediteble to
him from eny point of view. Hie action
in nothing more nor ieee then en ettempt
ioreetoreto the preeent edminietretioo
the populerity which it bee by ite tn-
oompetenoe loet. by putting it in the po
eltion of chemplcning the Amerloen ll cg.
He knew there wee no denger in eending
e bunocmbe ultimatum to 8peio, which
would necreeeriiy euhmit to eny humili
elion to evold ever with the United
Bitten. lie noted heeuly beoeuee he
tented tbet ll be welted a tumble
time the metter would be expleined end
the opportunity to tickle the Jingoietio
tecolty (which notwithetending their
levee! money b e promleent netionel
tremoi the Amerioen people, would he
toreverloet. it ieretherletelorthieed-
mleietretlon to try to pceeee the proo
teetcr ct enything Amerlcen. either
ehtoed or et heme. alter having turned
over much oi our meenleetnrlng to (or.
eignere end even ellcwvd e eyndleete oi
turnip beaten to In“ the United
Iletee ‘l'reeeery. The people or thin
eounu'y heow whet reel Bepnhlioen pro-
Ieedoe. et heme and ehroed la. and they
eee'eot be tehen in by eey eeeh reek
counterleitee tent eewpet lorwecdby

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LINE cnthelieriteto

Price s—-All Bi gill.
CYCLE ililill,

2 Elizabeth Street.

lllIOm

STRICTLY BUSINESS.

lent went more people to try my

ROSE CliEAM.

Will give e temple bottle tor the
eeklng. it you went e emnoth.
eeliny chin, nee

HiLE, THE ‘DBUGGIST.

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enother defeat to court. em it In the
lielot lewyere that it lurniehei e prece‘
dent for the reetoreton of every pernion
which bee been reduced or stopped einco
December 12. 1893. until after the pen-
eioner bee been carved with the legel
thirty deye notice containing a “lull uni
true statement of no)! charges or allege
tione upon which it wee proposal to re-
duco. modin or drop his pension.”
Toecene in which the commissioner
wee dei‘eeted wee that of General Wil-
liem Shakespeare, of Michigeo; whose
pension wan reduced (ram 072 to .8»
The oommtueioncr echnlwledged. in hie
answer. thet the contention of Grncrel
Shekeepeere’econneel en lo the thirty

day notice wee correct. end etetec the:
the pension bed been rcntored.

MlLLlNERY MODES.

It In to Be Another Flower Seneca-The
New strewn.

Hele of moderete elze are now the rule,
while bonnete range lrom medium dimen-
elone to n more bunch ol llnwere end vei-
vet. A greet runny ostrich tipe ore neon,
but the indications promise nnother flow-
er reason. Modern nrtiilcinl flower mnk-
lng has become e branch 0! high ert, and
nothing cnn be more dolloetc end chem:-
ing (or miillnory purpomn than the npreye
and clusters 0! leaves end lloworn now die-
plnyed in the chops.

The liking lor metallic cflocte doe! not
eeem to diminieb. Spenglen and eat
all colors are applied to lece end ri e,
leathcre end velvet. and thin not a] ‘trim-
wing in particularly effective by ertliiclnl
light. Those epnnglcd docoretlone ere
therefore employed not only {or evening
bonnots, but for elnbornto thonter bodices,
end when used with judgment and tonic
nrc extremely pleasing.

Bonnet strings are again worn. They
ere now mode of piece velvet, shaped to

 

 

 

DOLLARS.

the purpose nod made just long enough to
Ofilflfl under the chin, where they are ine-
toncd with n elnnll jeweled brooch.

The intent velvet ribbon hoe e jetted
edge. Piece velvet in much mod {or trim-
ming and usually hen e richer client than
ordinary velvet ribbon.

The veil worn with the larger hole in e
double width net. thickly spotted with
chenille, worn on e loocloiy drown well over
the hot, and not put on first end the bet
pieced over it. on name Pbllletlne young
iedice, even among good dreeeere. ere in
the hnblt of errenglng their velle. The
code ehould be allowed to drop e little be-
hind and not wedded into on ewkwerd
bunch to get them out of the wey.

Fine. mixed etrewe ere to ho worn thle
eprlng. Some pretty ones are ehown in
navy blue end while in clone. nerrow
brimmed ehepce.

Separate. highly ornnmentod collere ero
etill in vogue. end noveltlee are being con-
tinually produced. 'l‘ho first one, (or e
middle aged women, in of green cello end
epengled lece it in adorned with plnh
horienniee. The eccood coller in or pieitod
meuvc ratio. The lower portion ocmlete
of e linunce oi cmm gulpun end runner
eollne do uric, felling lu polote in trout.
Mecvo ohrynentbomume end ribbon term
the trimming. Junta Cuottr'r.

Feehlon le whet one ween oneeeli.
Whet ie unleehioneble in what other peo-
ple weer.

He on me We.

The lete Sir Jemee Leoelee wee quoted
by Arohbiehop 'l‘bomeon ee the model ct
eel! pceeeeeion. end the lnetenoe by which
the erohblehop illuetretod thle wee' highly
emu-lug. lie end Bir Jemee were eeeted
in the eerne cerrlege, leaving King’e Crone
for the earth, when thetreln elowly
deemed out oi the etetinn the portrnett
teen belonging to the letter wee unnerved
left behind on the victim Without e
mt’e deley lie owner out hie heed
out at the window end chanted "Infield"
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OR ingraln and Brussels Carrels. ’
OB Moquette and Axmlnntcr Carpets.
OR China and Japanese Matting. I.
OR Oil Cloth and Linoleum.

OR Matsand Rugs.

OR Shades and Draperies.
co TO

A. Dickerman & Son’

84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

WRIGHT’S BARRIABE REPilSIllllll"
Willis OF ALL KNBS.

'lhe finest Traps, Buggies, Phentonn and Canopies. Ger
load of one and two horse Farm Wagons, with solid nxloe just
arrived. at Wright’s soles rooms. If you are thinking of buying
coil and see me.

L. M. WRIGHT.

yFor SCENIC and SIGN LETTERING”
’my figures for work done by my artist. BEiliiiiE Willlnilllllf

BICYCLES.

The best mode. Con save you from 815 to 325 on them. Do It ’

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Pavel"
Pewmwu.

counters SURREY TRAP. one,

The ntyie oi the popular QUEEN PHETON with
the meritorione points oi the TRAP. end. with

THE QUEEN

ell the edventegee oi the Shuttle. or Moeery
heel hervey.

WE Till)! IECUIIE THE BEST CANON TOP
[AGE EVER OFF rm
HAVING cNew, novel end beentiiui doe
eneleet end roomieet entrence ever med e,
reeeon or the tilti Peeel Mieehed.
Both eeete oieq ”sic". ‘Iloet room ior itn
pee-dew end inheqweighing 50 to “vibe. leer {or
8:“ itay‘I end “:10“ room then en Cut-god‘s:
rreym e.en an moo. eee ltreig tel
Aeteel mug!

Bum.
for peck...” Train. A
cloeed penel when etnrned
down. Eecb eeet workingindependent of each
other. with no umo eeet treat to take up leg
room. An et in when errengedor for

eeet no [or two en lor one. °huy until you see them.
tell curteine ell eron

r... animus or an «mus

cle ever offered.
verybeet.
(Celled {or end delivered free oi ohnrge.)

COFHER WRIGHT

eon-mm DAYTON. Outo.
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets. South Norwallt.’

 
 

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Our fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter reduced in price i0
250 pound.

N orihfield Creamery in prints, 300 pound.

Fine Dairy Butter, 200 pound.

Fresh Home Laid Eggs, 200 dozen.

California Navel Oranges, 400 dozen.

Fine Mixed Blood Oranges, 300 dozen,

Windsor Jams, 100 tin.

Curtico and Dundee Jams in glass.

Shrowsbury, Blue Label, Keystone Tomato Catsup.

Sweet Pickles, Sour Midgets, Pearl Onions, Chow, Celery
Sauce, Mixed Pickles and Chili Sauce.

FancyCrackers fresh from the ovens daily.

First Class White Full Cream Cheese, Rouquefort, Ncufcha-
tel, Philadelphia Cream, Old English.

How we do sell the Angelus Floor, 550 bag; $4.25 barrel.

New Garden Seeds, Flower Seeds, Onion Sets, etc.

Everything new and fresh. Come and see us.

BillllilES E. Silllllllii,

lEIlllliB “Mill.

 
 

 
 

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