. can Instinc-
i ' “autumn-crud.”
am
III WHO um
Icon Noun“. Conn.
The Evening Sentinel has a circula-
fig in tin town of Nsnrslk and its
hunt considerably. than the
simulation of the other two
innaldailins. flarpressroc- lsal-
‘ ways eps- ta advertisers.
Mg:
7 Saw lath Harald Weather forecast
, m fairtc partly cloudy. slightly warm
,lwnathn and fresh northwest and r ortharly
wladashlftinsin this section to northeast
sss nactsriy. and followed lbyrain in the
~‘leltrrnwtsof this section find possibly at
m on the seaboard. (la Wednesday
, .Vdcily. Illahtly warmer weather and fresh to
. ”northeast tocutarly v ind‘ will prevail.
" with rain; and on Thursday. warmer. clearing
weather. preceded by rain on the coasts.
. Manner Micro.
mm paint of the thermometer for the
mull” sndlng at noon today was
0° Monument. 58° alternate.
lam”. Alla-an for “Io-narrow.
MIL“ Bot-l Hllh i‘liia Low Tide
“at Grill at 5:“ at llrts
Riches of the Yoko;~ Basin.
It seems likely that the valley of the
.Yukm river in Alaska and British Co-
lumbia willhave a boom in a mild way.
The richest gold mines have been thus
far found on the British side of the line,
but still they are easily accessible to
Americans. and many miners from the
United States have already flocked
thither.
The climate is not so cold as it is on
' the eastern tide of the continent in
the ..'ne latitude. Rich pastnrage
for title flourishes, and some veget
ables will grow. Besides the gold
mines, iron. copper, marble and coal
are found in richly paying quanity.
There is room there for great and profit-
able investment of capital. At present
the state of society is much the some as
tainted in California half a century ago.
There to little paper morally or coin. Ev
nry man ittle buckskin bag of
net and a tiny pair of scales. For
each purchase he Weighs nut swiftly and
‘ 101le gold dust enough to pay the
bill. Gold is rated at $17 an ounce.
There are no lawyers, and yet the peo-
ple are honest. lien a man murders or
steals, be is lync ed. The method seems
satisfactory. The country item» with
fill! and game. I'ndonbtudiy it. has a fu-
ture. and a great one. With emitter and
more frequent steamers from Puget
nound, the Yukon country ('illl be l't'llt'll-
ed in ten days. Mimi's will go from
Washington to Alaska in spring. dig
gold till cold Weather, thrn return to
Washington state for the winter.
The question that has come up lit“
tween certain Chicago gas mimpnmvs
and several l‘ulnrfn leagues of that city
..... «fill an important. one. The Chicago city
council passed ordinances giving the
gancompauies in question various rights
and privilegert .lt ‘vas charged that the
companies bought up the members of
the council in order to get the contracts.
On the strength of this charge the (Yivio
Federation. backed by sotnoother organ-
isations, brought suit to restain the
companies from exercising the rights
conferred by council. The Civic Feder-
Ition was ready with its evidence going
to show bribery and corruption. The
cancwas brought before Judge Payne.
' The judge got out of the matter by de-
claring that he had no jurisdiction. and
that the prosecution should come from
the attorney general of the state any.
how. The next move of the reformers
in awaited. if they can isstablish a prec-
adcnt for legally blocking ordinances
passed by a city council. then reform
leagues anywhere else can do the snnm
thing. It will become very hazardous
for city councilman to take money or
bribes for passing any measure what-
m"
ever. an.-.”
Still the t work of adapting elrc
kiclty to needs of when goes on. it
has been found entirely practicable to
W canslboats by slhetriclty. so that
the useful if slow old method of trans-
pmting freight and not be given up in
_’ , fillfsstsgs. An electric cable has been
' W along which tbs csuslboat will
slldsstsgoodrateofilpeed. Amster-
l’aa sits upon a seat above the operat-
.hgtnotcrsud guides ilheboat. Byths
new luvsotlcncue hostess pass another
svm wtsa both travel the suns way.
. ,fis sspsnss of snob water under the
are systin will hr the greater than
" Md apatrof Irslslsps mains. When
‘ harm hosts to running at
W not. there will be worss things
3- s piss-sss trip sri s maltose
.assasitsroimla tyoaiyttwssld
new» tow-myst-
AlEi'Sfi CIIEIIlll PEill'Il
"Wbcnuu adapt- .
nil son was snvnn
years clan. hem ii
as severe s relish g
as i ever knew any-o
can to suffer front. 0
lie cousllnd hires.
really. and spit up
blood. i tried erm-
thlng i could think
of, but be constant-
ly grew worse, and g
I feared the poor 0
little fellow would surely die At last, i a
save him Ayer's Cherry Pastoral. being 8
remanded to do so by the physiciano
This medicine gave the child speedy re- 0
lief and effected a permanent cure. ’-'
Err. if. E. Dunn. liberty. Texas.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral °
Received Highest Awards
AT THE wonLn's FAIR
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How people do lie! For years there
has been a tradition that the late Mrs.
Par-an Stevens, one of New York’ ’Fonr
Hundred. was original! “when
hotel.
saw her. the
barmaid in the Fift
Hotel Proprietor Stev
story went. was attracted by her and
married her. and through her own an.
aided efforts she became one of New
York’s blue blooded society leaders.
Her example has beemqnoted as an in-
spiration to hotel chlmbermaids to put
forth their powors and hook their bosses.
N o doubt thousands of persons in differ
ent parts of the Union believe the ridicu-
lous chambertnaid tale to this day.
There is not award of truth in it. Mrs.
Stevens came of an excellent Massachu-
setts family, and her name was Marietta
Read. She was remarkably well educat-
ed and possessor] every advantage that
could be enjoyed by young women in
her day. She wasn scholar and linguist
and could address in their own language
any of the foreigners who attended her
receptions. She was peculiar—eccen-
tric, in fact—but, so faras brains and
education went, she was head and shoul~
tiers above almost any other fashionable
society woman in New York. And that
is the truth.
A picture of Betty Green, the many
millioned raiser, show» that at the age
of 26 she was a beautiful woman. with
finely chiseled features, and a firm.
handsome chin. Those who knew her
well in the days of her early married
life tell the present generation that she
was a delightful companion then and a
lovable \vmnan. She was noted for her
jewels and hrro-xquisiti- dressing in the
days when she lived at theAstnr House
in New York city. Now with $630,000,-
000 she is too poor to live at the Astor
[louse any more. The thirst for gain
growa like the aptwtito for alcohol
when once free rein is given toil. It is
every whit as fierce and unquvnchable.
if you want to got consumption, diph-
theria. typhoid fiver, pnvnmunia and
almost everything else that is going.
pet and fondle a dog. “uh! him livo in
your imam and sleep in your in d. A
learned French physician. Dr. Moguitt.
calls a dog “an arsenal of diseases."
Hydmplmbla cornea from filthy feeding
on tho part of dogs. he says. Dogs are
peculiarly sensitive to consumption, he
informs at. and no animal has done so
much tosprvad infectious diseases of
all kinds as this pct of men and espe-
cially of women. Human beings very
readily take consumption from dogs.
.v... ”M.
The southern republics are warmly
interested in the Atlanta exposition.
Venezuela has asked ll. ii. Plant of the
Plant railway and stiratuship lines to
establish a lino of steamers betwwm a
port in that republic and Tampa. i" la.
The Woman' s Professional league has
derided by a majority mic that men
are jester than worm-n. (Had you think
to; hot. girls, mnylmyon don'tknnw us.
latarpvlstau Advertisers.
Dibble d: (kimstock's is the recognized
headquarters among farmers and others
for Mains seed potatoes They have all
the rugged varieties. about which they
have something very him“!!! to say in
their new advertisement today There
is no economy in buying cheap poht'inl
forserd: you can save money by getting
tbehsst, and thssbove named drmhssps
them.
Davis, the teller. ls hendllns the flu
catatock of foreign and domestic goods
to be found anywhere in arourof the
liorwslhr. sud they are always made up
in a stylish and thomngh urnsurrby
compels» wortnisa. its still Manors
tobsvssmstrnn on those no one-
norn-rnsds trot-m. t»
book ever tbs lht of summer morsel-
tlrs manual in Starters-Vs silver
“at, and sss it than Isn't matting
tbwsyos want. line. you wiggling:
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mini-"em. ...... ..
fulsrtislns. ,,
B. 8. Incl iaviwspscpin tonsil stills
stern sail 'hssr the Was. the first
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YOU Gli' 1'! AT
HALE’S.
POPULAR Alllllllllll'l's.
lane at tho Ive-ts in which larwalh
People mlntarsstnd.
Charles F. Underhlll. the accomplished
rsrltatloulst, save the final entertain-
ment in his series. last night. at Hoyt's \
theatre. A miscellaneous programme
was rendered. in w oh humor and
sweetly expressed it ptlve selections
nlicited the admiration and appreciation
of the audience. The hummus “A
Rooster a Wife.” caused much mirth:
"Inasmuch" was almost pathetic; t!-
cnedingly bright and interesting was "A
Plantation Echo," in which a faithful
servant sbly sets forth “lfassa George's
praisesull were pleased with "lovely
Mary Donuelly” and “My Ships;" "the
Buzz Saw Girl" and “Sleeping Cat”
kept everyone on the topmost
height of good nature and won warm
applause. The entire programme was
an entertaining one.
In “Arisincracy” we have before es s
wonderful contrast: on one hand the
society of foreign nations and their on-
fsmillsr put ons; and on the other hand
the advancement of modern society on
this hemisphere. It takes a little time
to make these two organs of living har
monize. yet it affords to all a pleasure to
study the change "up to date." The
character of the Austrian titled scann-
drsl is intensely dramatic in "Aristo-
crscv,"sndthe way in which he goes a...
about putting aside his innocent wife
and making pretenses of his love to her,
and at the same time making love to a
relation of hers arouses a deep interest
from the’lsat seat in the gallery to the
front row in the orchestra chairs. The
plsylsstagnd with an uniparlng baud
andisla every detail sumptuously pl’t-
seated. The company- presenting
"Aristocrscy" has been selected with
propercsrnandis one of the best dra-
matic companies traveling. It appears
here tonight. at Eoyt's Theatre, for the
bemflt of Butler Lodge. No 97. I.
0.0. F.
The twelfth annual ubibition and re
orption of Prof. W. Gilbert Newell’s
dancing classes. which takes place, Fri-
day. April 19. at Insic Hall, promises to
he a highly interesting and extremely
pretty event. they new features will
be presented.among them are Dittle But-
ter Cup dance, thirty mtuuetcliermsn
soles, good night drill. recitation and
deuce.“Grsndma's Ifinuet"by Miss Baud
Kspral.
'lliese who heard the lecture of F. L.
Warns. L L. 8.. on “The Land we
have," at Warner Hall. last evening.
were deeply interested from the begin-
ning. The speaker touched upon al-
most every event of importance from
the time of Columbus down to the pres-
ent day. lie told the story in such an
interesting manner and referred so elo-
quently to the heroes of former times.
that his audience was frequently moved
to applause. The recent exmrsition at
Chicago was also described. The whole
lecture was well prepared and delivered
in a manner which held the closest at-
tention of the audience. The speaker
bsdanercellent theme, and he did it
justice.——Bridgeport Standard.
Mr. Warne will give this lecture in
Hoyt's Opera House, Friday night.
Programmes for the grand concert
to beglvnn in the Methodist Episcopal
church. next Tuesday night. for the
Epwonth [2.300, have been placed in
many leading places of business. A
most drllghtiul musical evening is protu-
missd to all who attend. The sale of
tickets in increasing. They can be found
in advance at Plslstnd's and Gregory's
drug stores.
A good sired audience saw Rice‘s ecu-
psuy play ”The Diamond tfystory" in
the Washington Street Opera House last
evening. The plea was well staged and
the performance pssssd on smoothly.
All the parts were well sustained. The
music rsndrrsd by thecouipsny's large
and excellent orchestra under the direc-
lieu of Gas Esrwlg is alone worth the
price of adtnbslou. The descriptive
piece. ”A Hunt in the Black Forest. ’D
last evening, was executed in s masterly
manner—mm Y.) Sentinel.
This company will be at floyt’s theatre
ens week. commencing Iouday. April it.
wuss-w nut-t sass-«t.
this main Cannabis Theron Bust
placed-u attachment upon Ill. Wan-
hsars' licrwslk market for .700 in favor
cf‘ttorasstsrphA Gray. ‘l‘liccsnnis
ninruabis before the lay term of tbs
Onurtct Cotonou Plsss. Ir Wsdusns'
attorney. lawyer Light. a South new
wslk.lssacssvorlcn to set its Iaattsr
Youasvsrhaowhswfsadyossrs of
stays-Ill” user-s sum to his
"Inst fa IN"! is psslnr ct
“dummy.“nw
“to” W
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Silk Waists, at $2-99
Kid Gloves, at 75 ate. and $1.
Lace Collars and Chiffon Collars.
Bargain Counter of Ribbons, at 8 ate, 5 cts. and 9 cts. Eper yd.
An Easter Souvenir to every customer on Saturday.
'RTEII’
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SURREY TRAP.
WEE. myth
the meritorious points at the TRAP. and' with
all the uivsntsgssot to filing av Ithaca
THE QUEEN
COMBINE!
The style of the popular
Cu . .
WE THU. “CUBE THE I!" mentor
CW! “OFFERED.
HAVING New, novel and beautiful
reason of the tiitln
Both seats of eq comfort. flout room forita
down. lseh seat working independent“
other. with no again» out trons to rate
room. As goo st in when urangsdfor
asst as for two. so “mm for two as
lull curtains all area
converting it into a two or four
cls aver uttered. thality
the vsrybs
Morris Woodhull,
Du memorial.
intone
easiest and roominst entrance ever 1-“qu
fiends ash-m weighing 50w Wits less for
ts capacity and more room than (Intruder
as much as ”mutat- sill
Surrey
Barre. to konly ‘
carry in room r pas and
closed back panel “.an so is turned
vehi—
workmanship
Davron. Om
LUTHER WRIGHT.
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets.
A
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
I«ll
.EWBIBHT’S GABBIABE IlEPflSIIlIIlY
Willis 0F All. - KINDS;
'lbeflnest'l'raps, Buggies, Phaetons and Canopies. Oar
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,callandseeme.
L. M. WRIQHT.
For SCENIC and SIGN LETTERING
my figures for work done by my artist, 8E0“! UIBHBIIII.
BICYCLES.
get
upfi’i‘hebeetmade. Cansaveyou from815t0825 on them. Donot
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IlEPnIRINll [If All KINDS.
(filled for and delivered free of charge.)
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THE ART OF THE COiFFEUR.
*W'oman'a Glory” Hurst Ba Anus!!! t0
Suit llrr Style a We" - Final-tan.
’i’lin (‘rli-hmtwd hairdo-seer h'fehm ti.»
lined thus In the your 177.3 thv aft of the
outdoor:
"To modify lllln ligl‘i‘t'flllll‘ forms the
long iilnnn ms which nature menu to in
rind ratln r us a tell than as a crown; to
scrum {ul’ lhmn forms u stability of which
the il'i-sr‘u'n \\ lilt‘ll wnipnw them do out.
r-l'l‘lli susvvpnhlr, to uiiu to ahnmizmt
limits it rm;:ll.’irdl.-pmirmn which banish».
confusion and in supplvmvnt scanty one»
In it way rudely detwtian. toadnpt thear.
rungvnwnt in the munrvnam-n which it is
to softrn or t mpluhi/t; to m-i'. l” (ll’lli'iilit'
fin-M by A light. vnid‘urn and to lm‘ri-aw
tho Him-t of I'Iil‘lx'ulli‘ f. ntnrrs by is sulfa
My m‘iltu um. In I lilil'I‘Ihl Ill‘rl‘l'llc of facial
form by skillful mutrmt or Illil'nlt'lly'~hir
perform all llii'm‘ wanders with no other
resources than a womb and tinted pow-
f‘tllFFlJRls.
flora l» to be an artist. " And again: "it
Is tincessary than the hairdresser should at
sight of a (Mil divine at once the style
best untold to it. and that a woman, while
appearing to wear her hair in the prevail-
ing fashion, should he ricpuarlsut for this
appearance rather on her expressive: of
. face than on "the actual "moment of
or
In these days the hatrdrem' s rsmrrss
have been reduced by the disuse ofpow
dsr, although perhaps this laws to MW up
'ef r by the increase in the numb-rot chem-
ical bushes Invented The sans august
authority already quoted says that' 'tbv
coillurn should ssrvtlsly follow tbs moan
still less than tbs gown.” and that every
physlognomy should be set 00 hytha style
best suited to it, stars the mag-mentor
the hair Influence» the Mass more
”dd”""‘““,':m.. a...
u and s area as
these best tor-gala and salsa
profilss. while brighter and more (lustful
ones are to be employed by women with
mobile and varying fastens. 'l'bstsadsu
suits outytteladecnatypsof farawtlls
careless lasts lass-sss the m of an
antitrust! sun mum-h sou-mans.
Jun-lo Omar.
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Tapper-40 you son's-1mm ills
“gnu! .I’tsy sss tan proton-t.
I.
TWWRMHM
tras lastlsslyvswan
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EASTER GREETING.
The Lenten Season is nearly gone. and you Want to prepare
for the EASTER FESTiVlTlES.
For this occasion we offer 15 nice fresh Country Eggs, 25c.
These with a slice of the celebrated Ferris Ham or Boneless
Bacon would make a breakfast dish fit for a king.
We have everything in stock to tempt the palate after the
long fast.
Honest Quality and Honest Quantity at Lowest Prices
Every one admits this who trades with our house.
Good health can be secured by good living and good nat~
ing. Excellence and purity, not cheapness, are true economy.
Fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter, 25c lb
Northfleld Creamery Batter, in prints, 300 lb
Fine Dairy Butter. 21c lh
Good Table Butter. 20c lb
Gilli E. SEYMIIIIII,
LEADING GROCER,
83 WASHINGTON 8T. TELEPHONE CALL, tar.
A WELL SERVED MEAL
Menstrual“ annual-nah.
Winthetltnhna.
Onset membranes“! than“
awakens-l refrigerator. Wabavsaswapn-
tieslsrlypssd swarms-tats“ sorts sf snag
“Mannequin-sew
PIERCE flEFlIIGElliTOflS.
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summits—saummru
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