b
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see route or the list Iii
' user soewsu.
. noun—ugh—
otels Week or Widening the
terse eriegs-ssessi District
new Dee end Peyeble—A Corp.-
”Ms see of his ringers.
, 1.an eels It the Eeettlor-
‘ m by Ittilglmiih. with whom
simultaneous-ambush.
”driving of spilee for the Tremwey
W's bridge end the widening of
“Mint Forms bridge proves oi in-
to egood sized crowd of spectstore
completion. More then hslf
«diheeplleeheve been copped, end on
tke‘i'remwey bridge stringers end lies
,flvebeenleides fer es the splice ere
driven. Another week should see both
. denturesmbont completed.
Alerge shed which stood in the rees-
of the Hubherd property, recently so
I quit!d by J. Wellece Mervin, wee de-
. V‘ mollsbed yesterdsy by Messrs. Ven-
Koren end Seeley. The msterisl is
ling need to increase the height of the
V division fence on the south side of the
property. lie. liervin will soon begin
the construction of e bulkhead for his
Ileswdock.
Collector W. S. Henlord notifies the
More of the Eest Norwelk school
did“ thet the district tax of two end
mm mills on the dollar is now due
ad peyebie, end tbet be is reedy to re-
oeive the to: st his store on East evenue.
Prompt peyment will evoid the eddiog
of interest to the bills.
Oonmtor Bell bee commenced work
on theepile fonndstion end Connector
Pinch on the exoevetion for the celler of
the liorwelk Psttern Works’ new build-
leg. The work will be pushed repidly
elate-
€80! Shed, 10c lb. Williem Schenb.
Semuei Cermen, foremen of Rendell's
mill, bed one of the lingers of his lei“
heed crushed yesterdey, while handling
some heevy pieces of timber.
In. John Seymour, of Meple evenue.
who bee been ill with the grip. is some-
whet better, but is still quite sick.
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Chsrles 8. it. Heydrlck, e student of
loody’s school, It. Vernon, is visiting
friends on Cottsge evenue.
Ire. Andrew Iemb . born erenue.
b e stroke of sis, end her condi
" v esuui Smith end George Philips, of
thiepieoe.ere working or psinting in
Rye. N. Y.
Ire. Inter Wheeler, of VenZandt
“no, he! purcbeeed enew Wsrwick
bicycle.
O. B. Aisthorpe hes eccepted the
my for the Iisjretlc bicycle.
Ceptein Cherles Bertrem is overhaul-
ing end repsinting hie beet.
EETIOUB'S remoteness.
man-lulu" Persistent In his De.
tor-lletlnn to (terry out letnrme.
Weehington dispetcb in the New Rev-
C Register: Since Commissioner John
fifleymonr took cherge of the Potent
Ofloe some two yeere ago, be has cous-
edeonsidereble commenton his ections
intbe edminietretion of the allies, the
letestof which is the sgitstlon smong
ettorneye, employee and inventors. over
the diemiseei of it L. B. Clerk end ll.
H. Betas, members of the Boerd of Ex-
emieere;in,’ Chief, end the meklng of
some new;rnlrs tending to fecllizete bus.
loses before the silica.
Ir. Seymour, who is e lewyer of no
msee ebility, end who wee the lender in
the Connecticut Stew Senete.’dnring the
Wdoedlock session of ‘hil'ilil, end
‘merde etete lnsnrence commissioner.
weseppointed commissioner of petenle
hAprii,31803. Upru essurniog his do,
let es commissioner. he iirst brought
himeeii into. notoriety by taking from
:0 Norris Peters compmy, the contract
Imprinting the Olllcisl (iszette, end
ewerdlnglitothe Netionei Photo Iitho
yepis compeny.
The Norris i'slcre compeny had held
theeontrect for may yesrs st e lerge
profit end setnrslly mile e despetete et
hunt to retells it.
Ikepreeeoi the country bitterly st
W commissioner Seymour, end the
“truths eppointment of e com»
”hmiheewerdlngof the one
’m,ontlsegrnund thst lion. .loslsh
Wwesietsrssted in the listless!
etthesemetlme he wee sch
”amounts. After ssvsrsl
hating theoommittee suddenly
“evidence, end the met-
eamentsetilthe closing "I”
session of 008M w
ties reported egeioet
eel honestly sewed
easiest series “I!
set WWI“
fiflttis one yrer. A
tenths hsssvsdtke
lent t’stsrs sets
have the enetrset,
lighthouses:
kit‘s-u , .
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fiery dsy. This pert ot the work lsep- .
their steed the sppolntnsent of Princi-
psl Esemlnere Briokenetein end Gree-
ley es members of the hosed. This
censedsnother sensstion in the Potent
one. end emong the ettorneys, end
egein meny of the lesding pspers took
up the cry egelnst the commissioner.
These being presidentiel eppolntmente,
it wee neceseery for President Clevelend
to send the nemee of Ir. Briokenetein
end lit. Greeley to the Senste for con
iirmetion. This he did, but the eppoint-
meals were not noted upon. The presi-
dent. the next dsy after the adjourn-
ment of Congress mede the eppoint-
menu which will now hold until the
next session of Congress.
This was followed by the edoption of
these new rules to facilitate the business
of the elites:
"An epplicent will be considered to
persist in hie clsim for e potent without
nitering hie specifications in case be full
to not in prosecution of the some for six
months after the oiiice action thereon,
and thereupon the examiner will meke e
re-exsminetion of the csse."
"In epweleble noses in which no limit
of appeal is fixed. no eppesl will been'
terteined by any tribunal in the oiiice un-
leseteken within six months from the
ection which puts the ease in operetlon
for eppeel, unleu it be shown to the set.
infection of the commissioner the! such
deley wee unevoideble.”
These rules precticelly compel the ep-
plicent, or allies, to emend or otherwise
not on hie eppllcetlon et lesst once every
six months, insteed of once every two
yeers. This et once reiesd soother howl
from the Linventors end ettorneye who
for good or bed reeeons desired more
time to not on their csses bifore the
cities.
In view of these feels, and that in the
main the feeling egeinet such notion on
the pert of the commissioner wee very
bitter, i started out to investigate.
Commissioner Seymour wee ilrst Ip<
proecbrd but declined to be interviewed
on the subject, saying that he did not
desire to become engeged in e newspeper
controversy, end consequently did not
cere to say enything ebout it or present.
1 next sought out n prominent petent
ettorney who knows the ins end outs of
the patent oiiice, end while he refused to
ellow his neme to be mentioned he bed
the following to soy shoot the eituetion:
I here followed with oonsidereble inter-
est the edminietretion of Mr. flay mour
since he becomecommieeioner of pstcnte
some two yeere ego, end in the main 1
think his ections have been for the best
interests of honest inventors end the
public.
Commissioner Seymour hes merely
seen lit to do whet for yrers has been
needed, but which hit predecessors for
some reeson did not cure to underteke.
When Mr. Seymour took cherge of
the eiiicefihe soon reelir.‘ d that the price
peid for p.intiog the Gszette wee unres-
eoneble, end he at [one went to work to
remedy tbisfievii. which he did. though
only after is hard fight and en investiga-
tion by Congress. Thet he wee right in
this wen cleeriy shown by the feet that he
seved some ”0,000 the first you in the
printing of the Gazette end other litho-
grepbinggwurk oi the t ill as.
Commissioner liey mour next turned
his attention to bringing up to date the
worklin office, which lest yeer wee be»
tween two end lire months behind bend.
This egein stirred up the mice, but the
commissioner wes stern in his determin-
etion, end today the work is precticnlly
up to dete,,und there is no res-on why it
should not be kept so. its for se I out see,
and without overworking the usminers
end other employees of the cilia». In
proof of this, I would slots that the
number of epplicetions received evenge
slmut the some during the summer
months no in the winter. nnd with meoy
clerks away at ono time lsst summer,
the work wee kept prectlculiy up to dste
without spperent effort.
The next sud more recent notion of the
commissioner wee the sppolntnietit ol
Iir. Brickensteln and kir lireeiry to sue-'
need iir. Clerk end Mr. iletes, es term-
here of the Board of Exsteiners in Chis-l.
That this else wee e good move on the
pert of the commissioner i not satisfied,
end from conversstlone I here last with
severei prominent members of the potent
bar, I think they fully egree with me.
Both Iir. Clerk end Iir, Buss m use
well edrenerd in yeere end young blood
weeneededon thsboerd, end inthepiee-
log of Ir. Briekenst ineud tir. Greeley
on thsboerd Itr. Seymour selected two
nftbebsstsesniiners in the elites, end
use in every wsy qseiiled for the pool
“0“. 0‘ Mill ’ It. CINE “a I's
Bsieshed theirfrisndeemongthe ettsn
neys sod others. end from these end
thweelonml think some the edverse
eridcism es totes policy of the ehsnge.
The test eed psrhspe the most topper.
teet more of the eonsmksionsr, end one
which meet deeply interest steer-eye
end mentors es well es the peblieds
the edopttoe by the ones of rules M
limitihe tilt of fine
easement! none
polleyds dslsy. to set promptlyd em eer.
tsin. sithough in some cure it rosy work
injustice, end 1 refer especieily to for
sign inventors where it tekes eeverei
months to reech e client end got the
pepere returned. etc. i think this crit,
lens of the commissioner smenstes from
ettorneye end others who, for ressone of
their own, do not like the innovetions
on his pert, but tbet in the end it will be
to the best edventeite of honest invenv
tore end the public, I em sure.
Worse 0!! then the ‘l'risnsp.
For some time Senator John H Ferris’
handsome residence on West street has
been e mark for trumps. The family
finally become tired of is eding them,
and e dey or two eso when one especial
ly tough looking individual culled et the
kitchen door. the cook told him they did
not heve anything. The men's face
wore e dissppointed look fore few sec«
nude, and then brightened es a generous
impulse came into his mind, and unbnt‘
toning hie cost he pulled out a half ion!
of breed, which be extended to the us~
tonished girl with the remark thet they
were worse oil then he wee.
Killed by e Treln.
William B. Conley, of Button, enem-
ploye of the Boston Bridge works of South
Barton, Mess” wns struck by e trein et
Beever Brook, Dsnbury, yesterday, and
inetentiy killed
The Everette. Stimuli. tells you ell
be news for two cents
Elihu!!!“
! You will ride
a Bicycle
Of course you wiilridc. Allthe
world MIL—fashion. pleasure,
business — men,
women, children.
It takes is while
sometimes {or the
World to recog-
nize its privileges;
but when it does
it ndn ts itself
promp y. Thero-
forc, you whor
in the World
ride it bicycle-ye
' COLUMBIA
bicycle if you desire the best the
world produces; aliertim'd. the
next best, if any thing short of h
Columbia will content you.
Columbine. “00; llartfordh,
$80 .00; for boys and girls, .50.
POPE IFG. 60.,nartford,Ceun.
Boston. New York, Chit-see.
lee lrsnclscs, Providence, Bullets.
KKKKKKKKKK
!
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A t stelngue ( nruprnhrnsive. beautiful—4t say I
egem y in ~.e or by null fortwnHerti. stumps. The
book tells of all the nswi' alumhles and liert lords
ll. Flilll SEELEY Milli 60.,
Agents for (toluewhie end Hartford Bicycles
Mnrwellr. Conn
llembellecewed
By parties selling soother Flmir of e
similar mime. claiming to be the
some. Be sure end unit your grown
for
Washburn-lroshy’s
SUPERLATIVE Fliliill
3-?!"LOOK FOR. Tlili‘. YEL-
LOW CENTER.
iloberzsluckerllioodwln
MILL AGENTS,
700 MAIN ST" HARTFORD. CT.
tidbit!
er: .j
NOTICE
Hill Sill.
InffilA storm so order“ this Comte!
n .fnr the Ilielriol of NPOWWMI. Twill
sell on th~ lmln the city or Nmsi . st
peblieeoct on, unit-re mi] all
ei prime eels. on the he“: hdeyof n.Am'll.
the toll-nets.
eteti‘nloee in
list newsletters will with other
Wart-.1“ “on nine" .1” r #3“ m
e :l m
"es'r Ifllllfilitdiznehne mm on"? m
l. union i wonder
uorlee moonlit.-
in?
efkerkrotksraheleteise‘eelrssb. -
In. ousitwrrz 700m.
mes Inns 3. overuse,
Teacher of Plano.
RESIDENCE. as Wlfli' "ill".
Speciel sttention given to beginners.
TE}!!! REASONABLE.
um iw
”a ll. one s . ‘\
City Employment igency.
1' AD!!! desiring fir-trainee help in er
J det-eriment of hrmsswork ceu immer-
letelv obtain the sense let the City lmpioy-
ment Money. All those dsrsirioermpioy.
meet. such or nurses. mmstrss-ssmelrressrs.
chsmbermeids.c units and penerel wurit. cm
unri lmmodiulnrmplot meet. Only rim or with
first clue ”TBYEDIOI need spplv. 7 girls for
«enerul homework. and z waitresses wented
immediately Fir—t. ole-s nosltl ms and soul
pey ll. ll HARWIY'H shoe store. 7" North
Main street. Smith Norwslk. rm m tf
Taylor .1. Golden
WA 6 fl "1010’ 81'“? 5".
Persons looking fore lot. or mm or end lot
with the view of pnrcheein ,sre invited to
can end examine our list. ye have them ta r
sale in every part. of the city st renown-z .le
prime end on em term. ent'dtf
.. WANTED.
WIWAN winders wwshlne to do et her
own home or the: of customers. Cell et 7
Bordon stroetJiouth Norwnllt. not?! it
Bl'l'U A l‘lON' es hotter-km r. 1mm and
comoenlon by e respect is middlemgrd
women.cepshle of felting cure of rollke
butter Pleeeent home more no oh err. 'lr hen
large sslsry. Address "HOUSES .EPltlt,"
nets of Sentinel. epri lw
FURNIHFIED room wanted for sirloin sentie-
ii mun in N.orwslk on or neer line of ritual
re wey
Most hove modern‘ conveniences,
with beth privilege. Address live 2. Nor:
well. it
‘XPERIEN ll'lllsdy ceshler. ('ell et 25
J Mslnntrsst. Norwelk. Wednmlsymt it
n m. eziw
[iii-iii Girl inst {Sim wishes prntlhin e!
generel home with where me would
have the adventure of inervnrtlons from we
old Indy i’. ease ml tress 25! other street emit
‘ lI.l. exchange for it good hlcvr‘ etwost- res
r 1' hard it ttnm oyetnr ground. Arlilrrw,
P. 0 Box W. South Norwnllt. (“mm rsl 'ril.
To in;
A DESIRABLEhnn-nerm iisrsrd his": ell
modem lmpmvrments. inquire of L
ADAMS. mltlf
LARGE. lousent. fnrnlnhnl room with or
without mrd. Herder preferred Err
qulreet No.6West evenue, mute No: r‘eak.
m l W
b‘ROM April int. nest. wrote end Moment in
Sentinel h.nlldlng Menominee 26ml.
Apply et Sentinel office in!“ if
FOUR nice rooms. in mod condition. mend
floor of house. at Cedar street. Apriy' on
premises
F‘ROM Aprll lei. house A...» burn with six
em»- or Isnrl on Home Hill. inquire «Li
.R PYNHEE. l Mott avenue, Norwels.‘
Mm...
libel” floor. No. 2 Hartford i’lm. hot no}!
(old water rent .11; world ilmr. No.17
Woodwsrl menus. rent 98. Apply tol'.e
WUODWARD. yi mi
i‘illld April l the lower pert of the home
Vii Ill fitnurt evenne. A nlre large yard
end pert of small burn end chicken. Mme.
e good gerdpn; city with r in lit-lime. lion
.8 per month Enquire of MR.“ .‘lri. l W '1‘
heed o neymotir piece. or of F. ii. iii)!!! 'l’Y.
ll thnrt Avenue.
I ill dE. improvements
in inquiri- nf EDWIN Wil. 'HN. Isl
Brnwn& W ill ut' a [flurry ”it!
l7 Franklin street.
ilill SE of ten rmmu; furnare. rung». lath
Mellon: try tulw. hm wnrrr. one sent
[an1 l'i' m This ”rich 0 ll.”
t. N, Washington street or of owner. ZZTeylm’
iii-.unne near West strut. lzl ii
”I"??? riitimn, Nil ii T‘nllve .‘Tfi'”'; cerium!
I rhyme. N runma, No, it ’lnlins nlrrr'i; lira!
"ii-tr. 5 rooms. Nu. lu l’uils-s srrwi.
All in "rat mm uriil‘i‘. llnuw tic-Him elfrrl'.
I~:|v New .tp vly m 'r.ty’l.tiit A. count».
or JOHN H. KNAI'P d5 Weill wires-l. Al N
umul lm ntlon
Winter In.
IDLEAH \NT furnlthrd rnnmo eulm lie for
one or (in) per- one, at 8‘1 the t err—Mm
mun!
W
' Fill! in! Ll).
HEVEN room homer. milieu." reuse.
hot. cold ester end hmh. survlvn. fruit
lr rs end i enm- ry. ell lit first clumrmier MM
whlllllii sml trolley 'ikfe. (' on he "will at any
time Hi. John avenue. never EM! avenue, or
address" ." "M in. Fuel Ni rsellt. s2 lw
(to'l'l‘ ink on Iilvnw. m‘l murmu- stnrl how or
/ m d horn on ii. mm elrIN-L Apply l I” n
susRWoon. liiltruve street. south .vawsllt
strait!
Cle'l'MrE-i AND Hi' ll. TVTNU um. "Mr
ileum! on Utilnierd avenue. sie rump
iW'Li Ne-M‘iy new and in good rendition.
”1th improved imlldlng lulefleflmld lowered.
'l‘erms my. Apply in VttANi‘ H it "flilil'l’
an"
CHEAP. on May terms nine room hints:
extrelsrue turd and semen all binds a!
fruit. well so oily weir-r. trolley men mm'
lilqlilrt'nl' lti ll‘l‘lri‘“ “KW!" Y. “infri-
[Milli or! ii. MAW nitJllWelli-(rret Nryi'
welt. melts
I DRHIE. curries". humor! el'o . ist is very
low rl. mm "W puffiiVilafe, inquire of
It. M Mlil' UN etliile oi‘lltw all!
I ill'HE smtlnt with lutrn er. Whirlpools.
with turn-u fourths or as». were «1 ml
munmlm. Inqnimoi it it. embattled!
hllirm street. moth Norwelhd own. will“ Hf
(rim.
”therme title
K. U. V..
Freundechn’itz Bond
willheceism: hyebeiiet
GERMANIA HALL.
some; m not it.
nmmmmmmwm
M” ”OI!”
onseestsmisc ,
Rambler
Bicycles.
These wheels hove e
weering quelitlee end use
boththeroedeedtreck thet is ensnnsiv
TliE .I. T. PiiiinTT 60.
It" "I AGE“!
reeningon
inch til if
v. a. mo
Physician and Surgeon
i1 lluiou St, to. lsrwsllt.
(Mice hours, 1 toils. ut.; l to 3,st o m.
ileaIEslaleandlnsurance, .
was he
casuo'o‘prmué”
LA lll lilt'
I EMT!!!" end “Alli
iiitlinnlhii Parlors. 58 Well street.
Afternoon and leasing.
(”minding till the west. All the lstestl novel"
ties in foreign sod d .mestlc millinery. i sdlee'
, over Jeeltson's jvwelry store. begin
nine WEIWBHDAV, hill“!!! 27, ’95.;
end (Initdtsm' s i'lisit' Dressing not is in the its .
est styles Yr. in is feather curiln‘g it swzlelty.
his. 1. ll. Ilirsii,
liesl I. E. ‘I’oittpiiiue.Pl
“WI.“ETOWE
lists «(touts resin...
NO. is HAVILA'UD ”BMW.
sermons stem. 25 lasers.
«were ”out” rest were. til!!!
I Mites msuo Pelt sternum
mid lot
mueic l-lALl. *
BYL'LE 863001.}
We here «marred the use of this Intro “1‘ I
. of leaching
rrmveoivot hell for the
them of ill «one ltiTiuft
Tremor tell
be given evm efternmn between two end:
Ive o'cuwk. Priests lessons ceu he wronged
H. R. BHLKLEY l iii ‘
52 South Main St"
AGIN'I'H [03.
Steam and listing.
rewind.
. Elmore and has Bicycles ,
marine from t'fl up. Wheels reuhod and
e
.,. ll'l.
30W Clothing
mehyweesedoloemob e lee.
Medium»? Wilma "eds of the
town. A hesdredothsrs test its strong—“g
new eessevevy der.
m “3;: more in!" Ar tr.
i tried! l
*1:th seam em Wiring,” 0...“.
.4 39.! I ['1' A1 ”to.“
l Wiggle, awn 0:er
"Wad“ nunrnfi
mainline
No. 3 "IOYe’wl’l' Ar 38 so.
kisser 0' ”Ems-w sun..." in sir It“
ten
woeiUsedree’rss. (inveterate eed
punter fehrier you here seen is wine .6.
lo 4 now iilll'l' er so on.
let dmbie Walrus wheefer
listings sirne‘eite. ileilor finite beentifnii
tinny-March“ emulsion» teeiuietiil
res-dries sud ht mime You eon
musmrim hsppr soferesi'btbeego for
snrpriolngiyitrrremoeer in our new Dep't.
No. it EOYII‘ PARTS rec
"necessirusrse end chrriot short?
dmphl‘e swell and knew. pretest wsist heed.
”undid weer rig «priorities.
Your furs allowed on so purchases end fiver.
MEIGS & 00.
n1 Heirs m, ltenlr It , Bridgeport. or.
his! ers and deem to Merv s end Bow Veer.
lng Aptusnl. sort «letters in fine furnishing
(mist-l lists 1’»pr more and lines
NOTICE '
in last Ismail Taxpayers.
fl'lillll‘. Mitpsysmr of the Best Normal: helmet
”inflict sire hwrer. y not film! the! the die-
trier tor of wound «Whom lei mi isms t
.d'oll‘er helm! on the town with or list of
or. is eprel o/l worming! f the «items! held on that
itch. our of limit. mm.“ the W florwelle'
reboot timescawtlihmioe end piysblo on this
‘fl‘rsc (loyal April. me. or «him (moi shell
iw rowdy to receive the: some sit my More. test
menu intemteil the rate of r Ins M .
cl impel“ ”"iifih' m3"?! M‘ 1?: "”33
ii on it s h it; up 4 Mr
Mire storm rA A370”).
( nt‘lecnorof lines for! the East Norweik fithool
isms! April let. use.
e21!!!
Ills. IEID’S SCHUOL
lllllSIliE, intuit
SPIllIli TEIlii 0PEli$
APRIL 4, ’95
iii iv
__ W...“ m
We have plenty ol good
Horses singly or by the
carload atauciion prices.
ii. ii. Pillsnlls.
llillllhlfli Fill. 3
mimosa
A WELL SERVED MEAL
. 0
ll
{El
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r.
fatness w or ri‘rn‘ul‘d‘ an! were out! one f¢w
curios-Mme" in. the lure her». .
i-
t: 1.3
(liter r f the MM Ill ‘mpn FM v“ HY ilmwsr‘flflflb
new ire is grim "(rm rarer. “is here tow e per—
utirtriy urwdlmamrrrmrm. sit A: ll writs of truce.
its line in made up?! We uninitiated -M
PIERCE BEFBTGEBITOBS.
w.
w! 5‘ l'. glee ”yuin’ errrrrnn' «lrm 31 n «1 (it: mid
ir. or it e admit. it the? tosll’nl unmet r3 tor.
[in You Wait to
S A V E
Best loads at lowest Prices.
Very lies! llotter, lh..
Best Deiry " “
timul I coking " “
lies! Plow per issg,
Vine l’limr " "
Hood Flour “ “
ll lire. i loved Prism.
7r lbs. ”(till itsieins,
2 ll... Citron,
ll ihe first therein,
1 lbs. Wet Gemini,
SPKCIAL:
27m.
Lilo.
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