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The Evening Sentinel has n clrculs
flea in the town of Norwalk and its
. richlrbt larger. considerably. than the
combined circulation of the other two
local dailies. Our press room is ul~
'weye open to advertisers
lieu York Herald Weather Foreman.
Today partly cloudy wetther will prevail
« ‘ with alight temperature changes, preceded by
train or snow on the cost line. with brisk
northerly tonerthwesterly winds, high or! the
locusts. and clearing in this section by the
Moon On Friday, warme", fnlr weather
wvll prevail, with fresh variable winds, most-
“ thostorly; and on Saturday fair. warm
or weather. followed by rain in the northern
4 districts and possibly on the coasts.
'I‘nerrnometor lee-tom.
.The lowest point or the thermometer tor the
twenty-lent hours ending at noon today was
3° above were: highest. 45 =_ above were.
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Illniature Aim-nee iur 'l‘o-merrow.
.Sun Risee‘ Sun Fete Hum l‘lde low 'i‘ide
at 5:58 It. cm at 8:40 It lzlifi
State Legislatures.
Ti‘l’é Review of Reviews contains a
luminary of the work thus far of 83
, ’- state legislatures this winter. Dclnwuro
H
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is one of them, and the work of the Del
aware legislature is very easily summed
up. Except Rhodo Island, she is the
mallest‘state in the Union. yet it takes
. her longer to elect a senator than it does
. all the other 43 states put together.
Of the 33 states whose iawmaking
"bodies met this winter all but four,
Rhode Island. Massachusetts, New York
and New Jersey, have biennial legisla-
aturee. The lawmaking of this year is
therefore expected to tide them over till
1897. No doubt it; will. Three of the
legislatures, those of Illinois, New York
and California, are deep in the matter
of investigating police corruption. Very
" instructive it is to observe the trend of
public eentitne in diflerent parts of
M l . the Atlantic states there
'Illl arisen n glneral sentiment against
Shookmaking, pool selling and all gam-
bling of that kind. Connecticut passed
new acts aimed at these evils So did
New Jersey. In the west Kansas did
likewise. The most import:th law on-
uoied thus for by the New York legisla-
ture is one giving the mayor of New
York city power to remove any oilicers
appointed by his predecessors ii; oilico.
This wnethu famous “ptth‘rnf removal
hill." ,, .
It is gratifying to observe a general
movement the 'tnnintry over in favor of
, improved foods. In half a down of the
Retains “good road" laws have either
been passed this winter or are now
pending. ‘
In the arid belt. of courw, irrigation
lows take precedent-o of all others. The
legislatures of stator-i wholly or i’urtly
included in that portion of it this side
of the Rockies are struggling hrnvcly
with questions of water supply and wa-
ter rights to settlers, seeking to do jus-
line to nil. Undoubtedly they will
moire alter a time the right system.
Minnesota and Wisconsin, mindful of
the awful experiences of last summer,
are oocupied‘with measures for the pre-
vention of forest tires. North Dakota
begin! to think her lax divorce laws are
conditions, mid'n bill was laid hetero
. the legislature requiring a residence of
one year in the state before divorce pro-
endings can he conmwuood. West Vir~
[lulu is going to increase the eillcieney
of her public echool system. Several of
the state legislatures are busy with ya.
clone antiliquor laws. from absolute pro-
hibition to the state dispensary system
of Maine and South Carolina.
MW...
The Russian llehrews who swarmed
.to this country had in most cases large
and not very interesting families. Yet.
«ad-o children are fitting into American
,ud republican conditions with amazing
“putty. They have. to begin, that
happy self confidence which character
lee! their race the World ever. Added
:10 this, they are naturally linguists. un-
. unending in the start thence-lea and
flew tongues. Knowing these, any
. etha' language is more play for them to
ileum Among the brightest and meet
‘ mining pupils at the city public
recheck no the young Russian lie-
trove. They learn with amazing rapid-
...lmilteu end take naturally» writing.
end dramatic display. Borne
Iv One young BuniomAnerlcen He-
rkewe will be among the prominent
W men and politicians of the
-' My vita their time come.
hittenindeehtmrteen rerun»-
fiem “ e niece torn-vermin.
no Wench; ere iheyeither.
“ ‘ « Windmills».
mam
“My wile use
tailoring Irene a ‘
ionic-l cough,
which the Met
medical ruin prov *
curable wee uno- _
hie tolrelleve. We
(lid not expect
theishecouiiiileiig :
survive; but Mr. -
R. V. Royal, dep- ‘.
utyeurveyer, hair :
prued to he stop» -
plug with us over night, and having a ‘
bottle of Ayer’s Cherry Beaters! with I
him. Induced my wlieto try this remedy. ,
The result was so beneficial, that the "
kept on taking it, till she was cured. :.
She le now enjoying excellent health, ,
and weighs tee pounds."—lt. 8.1mm ‘
ms, musty. Ge.
Ayer’e cherry Peelers! 1:
' Received Hisheet‘ am '
AT Till WORLD'S FAIR’
Mt‘SWt-gan’s 'Funcrwl.
McSwegan was a miner. He lived in
such poverty and dilapidation that I
dog would have not our. of such quarters
if he could. Barnum Ii'icrlwcgan was» of
no use to any mortal he lived to how
years old. His \vitolo expenses 01! living
did not amount to mom than $1100 a
year. Of his own will and choice he
fared worse than a beggar or a stray cult
that forages; among garbage. barrels. Flo
lived like a pauper and was buried. like
it print-o. When at length he passed to
the summer land, he had afuneru-l that
cost $556.50. The coliin for his wretch-
ed, stingy old body cost $21.30. it had
black draping and a plate and “extent.
sion" handles. His house rent for half
a dozen yours had probably not cost:
more than that, He wore a full dress
suit and patent leather shoes athis own
funeral, (lid Motion-gun. Tire candles
they burnt-d at his hood and feet as he
lay clad in his patent leather shoes and
dress suit cost $5. In his lifetime he
did not spend so much on candles in ie
year. It cost less to sit in the dark.
The mourners had refreshments at
the funeral to the amount of $15. It
would have made Mot-iwegim‘s eyes
bulge out with horror to have spent that
much for his frivnds‘ ni‘roshmeut dur-
ing his liti time. Under the circume
stances this old curmudgeon had for
more friends after he was dead than he
had had in his whole carver while ho-
was alive. He did without the (laconi-
cios of life for M) yours in order that he
mightlmivo $47,000 behind him. and
have a big funeral.
NEWS OI" Ti") Mllfillllfi.
The Younu People's society of Chiller
tian Endeavor will have charge lot the
prayer service at the Suith Nervous
Congregational church this evening.
Miss Lizzie Toilet will lend. Toe topic" in
to he ' External Help to Christian Liw -
inf—in occupation, companions, item
tional reading, studying Provolone:- in.
history. ()ler iriemiu, as mil no the
young people, are invite".
R-rht‘l‘t A. Tremper, uncle of t'hari‘ve
A. liitviland, of Lincoln awnue. and1
hire. C J Palmer. of i'lliiiwowl‘ overture,
died yesterday at his rvsideucn. till East
177th street, New York city. lie was soo-
retary at the Mount Hope Building end
lrutn association and was for many yours»
enameled with the American News cone
pony. The funeral will be held tomorrow
evening at 8 o‘cl-u-k.
A large with tree was cut down-lithe
morning from in front of the residhncoot‘
(hyuucilman Eugene L. Boyormnim
street. Norwalit Itnrcessitetleditiiom
movai of the tire alarm, electric liuhil
and trolley wins.
The hotly of'TIt-nry Sighted ncililre‘
motor at Raymond & Son's undertaking ‘
rooms. The men‘s hrothersmlio rm in»
Bethlehem, Pm, have not yet been] howl
from.
George Rambo and John Flori-homily
Western Union messenger hoymwppeu
today in unity new uoltorme.
pihsi‘. elite sconce».
lease 1!. “our... of “Min... bell an
Appropriation or 03.400.
The special committee on the matter
of the Putnam memorieli 0W9 groom!
st “adding gave a hearing er Mined
on the claim of lease N. Entrees, of
nodding. for “Add '10 for Wm use»
deredio connection with that wired.
Ir. Bartram sketched the history of the
Putnam memorial mp. lot pauper
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.llvi‘s- chills.
Er Cmptmlier Swatch cleiml “Jet
since the we! the act of rear. pm
William all but shallowly are met; a
ammo on tho camp- u-mmi, Mr liar—
8 one load wright to“ the optimist»
tum Mum! sleight. He thought its.
[5!!!th lead them «lemme elites v.
llr. Motorcars. swing on behalf at
Mr. MM, celled cementum, in more
tethuactctlsol to the two that not
act did WW slim till thirty dare
afterthe'riviuqof titration-ital moo
there-acted“, end that W Ir
W's chi-e from January l
through July, new. one perfectly valid.
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VARIKULU‘EI NOTES.
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ornamentation.
noticed her tilt» W Mere tom of the
use to put into the heads at the reels
the ground occupied by e m e!
General Putnam’s division of the (Jew
duentel army during the wee oi the
Revelation. 'i'heee tracer penned the
winter of 1788 end 1789 ie no not
Tutsi-the only care venetian-r»
met said, preserved in ethnic
Iir. Iertma lied teee Ind ea
the coup ground he w
and since thee time Muscular ugh
our end upturn-mist in! never
received pay for his mm or rape-lee
to tell. 'l'iteleet W in! were!
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sealer: office nest! ad M
had received .180 e m Is. he
teem said his neuritis lie nutter lei
heeeperepeteiedes tee-illusion!
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of plinth Mirna. with» the «WWVM the
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Them a use are! the
your inspection.
From 1 o’clock ,7... till closing we will sell
Lousdale Muslin at 5 cents per yard.
All Day $1 Corsets at 50 cents. (These are slightly impe
loci, but will wear just as long.) I
“Also other NOTABLE BARGAINS to Which we invite
Remember we are Headquarters for CARPETS,'OIL
CLOTIIS and MATTINGS.
A. Dickcrman &Son’ ,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN ,
PM rur
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THE QUEEN panama.
cellulite SURREY TRAP.
Theatyle of the popular QUEEN PHETON, with
the meritorious points oi the TRAP, and with
all the advantages of the Shining or Stationery
“THU! SEWRE THE BEST CANOPY TOP
MMCE EVER OFFERED.
RAVI“ Kev. novel and beautiful design,
molest and roomleet entrance ever made. y
me mono! the tilting seat with Panel Attached.
Both meteor equal comfort. Most room ior its
Audi-Mireighlng 50 to 100 lbs. less for
items-eel” and more room than an tTnt~undor
iii-army made. and as much as n traightvslll
Surrey. W ' only “0 the. Large
my note
r for pack or and parcels. A
closed k panel whenblleck seat is turned
down. Each seat workingindependent of each
mlwr. with no unit: seat irons to take up leg
room. As got style when arranged tor one
was fortwomnd as good for two as for one.
Full curtains all around. Best arrangement for
converting it into a two or tour passenger vehi-
cle em offered. Quality and workmanship
the very best.
Morris Woodhull,
eat: Wampum. Duran, OHIO.
wucrrs CARRIAGE irrnsuuu
Willllill 0F ALL K. ‘
The finest Traps, Buggies, Phaetons and Canopies. Car
load of one and two horse Farm Wagons, with solid axles just
arrived. at Wright’s sales rooms. If you are thinking of buying
one, call and see me.
L. M. WRIGHT.
For SCENIC and SIG-N LETTERING get
my figures for work done by my artist, GEORGE WISHBURIJ
BICYCLES.
The best made. Can save you from $15 to $25 on them. Do not
buy until you see them.
REPAIRING 0F All KiNllS.
(Called for and delivered free of charge.)
ills;
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LUTHER WRIGHT.
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets. South Norwal,
‘25o pound.
lilillllES
HAVE nu iiilEil
Our fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter reduced
in price to
Nor-ihlield 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, 10c tin.
Curticc and Dundee J ams in glass.
Shrcwsbury, Blue Label, Keystone Tomato Catsup. .
Sweet Pickles, Sour Midgets, Pearl Onions, Chow, Celery
Sauce, Mixed Pickles and Chili Sauce.
Fancy Crackers fresh from the ovens daily.
First Class White Full Cream Cheese,
tel, Philadelphia Cream, Old English.
How we do sell the Angelus Flour, 55c bag; $4.25 barrel.
New Garden Seeds, Flower Seeds, Onion Sets, etc. ‘
Everything new and fresh. Come and see us.
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