tr outsmart"
Pfltm Against Our. Attitude
Toward Cuba.
0W
IOVBIIBITB 0P GOIEZ AID MAOBO.
“I: Are Still Active In the Provide“
Surrounding the CapitolII—A Kanpur“.
can abut-var Der-lorr- ‘l'nat spun (In
Nam Conquer tho ran-mu.
MADRID. Jan. RII—Tho papers hero pro-
tout. energetically against. tho United
States sonata comxnittm‘s nttitudo on tho
Cuban question.
inaurgantu have fulfilled now at thorn:
qttisitos by international law or Image {or ‘
tho recognition at lM'lllfit‘I‘llIll'y. 'l‘itI- gov-
urnmunt organ». with a \"l"\\ to purifying
the public irritation. point out that Pft'ril
tit-tit Clov.oland hlII ministers and tho It‘ll'
oral anthurltu's so for how prIsorvuIl a
perIeotly corrcct and friendly attltudo to-
ward Spain. ountratatlug strongly with tho '
popular sympathy and assistant-e the in-
lurgt‘nts have obtained Irotu theAII'orEI-an ‘
poopla.
lt is atatud that as soon (III Gout-val Woy-
Irr. the new captain urnoral oi Cuba. ar~
rivoo at Havana he will issue a prothuna~
tlon giving tho r.-hI'|s eight days to lay
down their arms and surrender. II they
do not do this. hr will thcn begin a ram-
palgn of blood and tire against the roll-ls
and their ala'ttor-I.
Wink-lat" ltrports From Cuba.
HAVANA. Jan. :ll.--'l‘hoinsurtteuttt cou-
tinuuthowork o! ravazziutz Illillll’tfl'lncoi
at Santa (‘lam anti tho Ilcatrut'tion thorn
is widespread. A band of Limo has burned
isolatod huts and dvstroyetl the crops in
the cultivated zona oi’ tho district of Lon
Egidos. Nutubt-rlI-ss ianIiliI-s IIro loft
homeless and arti asking I: (lilies in charity I’
and soaking aims Fort Martinez was
also attached and tho garrison made .I
Thoy III-I'laro that tho '
NEWS All! N889 0F llli llIY
fililil SURROUNDING TOWNS.
the Daily Round-up ol hm from amm-
Dsrlen Doings mi Sayings- 0m Wort-
port War — Other County Towns.
ROWAYTON.
Mitt-1 Minnie Neuondorf, of Leno:
lHill iu nit-k
DARIEN AND NOROTON
I Muttlww I.i|lill‘(‘l’tllllri purcbust'd tho
il’tustic, and intends to tako possession
:11»; soon as it can be made randy for oc-
oupaIII-y.
Hotiry Fitttt'l'or it: quite sit'lt.
M111. Arthur Whitney. (luring lII'r
'lIuabanIl's alIsI'uco yestorday. loaded hor
furniturII on a truck and had it convoy-
ed to tlro home of lit‘l‘ father. Frank
(ioti‘. Pmspoct aveuuo. She announces
:lzer intention If not living with Mr.
Ifi'hitnt‘y again.
‘ .\IItIIuioFrI-Iiarica. of Stamford, has
lIIIu-IcIl for five want. of Theodora W.
Austin. tho lot at the mmer of Main'
IImI-t tand Not-Itou avouuo. .IIIIl intonda
Itocrer't a building thaw. in which ho'
will conduct a fruit luminous. The
lumber arriied yesterday.
Tht-family of William E. Stu-rt 11:-
voivod a tclogram from New York. _Vt‘rt-
‘ A W V {lads-l «cumming You in
Run Thu.
l (hour "1' M I Part.)
Mrs. Frauen 1-2. Somcrhy II? in“ Marlon?
l n..t I-Iaat Boston took It raven cold lut'
lwlnter. rraultiuu inlailamtaatlnn at the
‘kiduvyr- It the prIIIoIIuI-ed hind— .w-IIll
Hanover tho iriduoy rattan vary palatal
l to tho twoh-«adrird to the g-teady pant of 7
Ithe inflammation. She obtulnt-d Dunn'-
Kidney l’illu tram tho Womlnury Drug
Co.. Maverick “1.. E's-It llaston. She III-II-
crllm tho edI-ct Int "aurnrlu at tho quick
relief." Our representative united her
how many pill» aha used. She replied.
"Why! have not taken the whole box
tint llaillfllil; my hunhaodm'hu hm nutter
el much from kitlury trouble, in flaithlutt
what “Trek". and has nevu- had any-
thing give him ant-t1 aatlntaction. III- in
golnt; to continue their are. having every
c IatideuI-II in them. since their ellicnry in
my cane.“ .\irt. Somerby added: "My
IIuIIbautl isa IIII-mbI-r oi lllt' ii. A. K.
adjt. oi I’m-It. II'I’III- Ind. I“ ha aptly put» It
hanblrlp and t'XlItIsIlll't‘. while in the army
uro suppuuetl to have Ctllllt‘d thin kiIluI-y
dimculty, had back. urinary Iii-order and
abrlclt dust deposit. which are rapidly
lut't‘tttuhiutz in ii Ian'a Kian-y Pills." ~.
Nawontlrrthuy {eel that all solution
are they had should hurt.» their Isadora,”
'meut of the Wt IuIlertul remedy that Id
now almond. a household word from one
'end of lht‘ (‘UIIIIII’y to do» other
I 'llIII V't‘lt'itum :Irt- atrIIot: in their nflilla
tiona and so many of thorn. now no Ion-
H'fl' young. are illlmi wiI h I“ has and pains
:lIIIrrouI-Il from the enduranoe. u! otht-r
ititnes. and they today nIaltII up 11 large
iimud oi aIIvI-rliwn III Iloan'II KiIIIII-y
l'illfl. And. by ”to It 115', what a World of
: Isufl'erim: wIIulII haw bI-I-n IIVOitlt'll ii dur—
lilo not that the Earth
with It fence around it
hut pill in thankful for a small
share at Public Panama to
Butter,cheeso,Eggs
lard, Pickles,
etc., at The NEW STORE
I25 Washington St.,.
Wall.
Paper
Store!
ID First Avenue.
East Norwalk.
Connecticut :
I9 IAIN STREET,
Dr. Kennedy II BurIiI-tl to Death Wau-
I._ Exporvlnwutlux With (:hotniali.
' ' Panama .l‘illA. Ilun. ill.-—-Dr. Mind 14. "
I I . y . . Kennedy. a one than onu of the moat (Ilsa.
This Will mtemt \ouug lllCll oi mull-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII-III-IIIIIIII iii IIIIII country and .
o, I I I_ I . , an authority on lili‘tlltllllt) anti botanical
“"1 Side-raid. 34" Illitl 3‘) hr“ ”L "K‘IS land pllyrinltiglwil IIIIIttIera. Waubttriicdto
um. . _ . . [death in lI'LII olliI't-II at; lib! Smith 'l’lllt‘ti.
irill'i‘tl. It H III-liI'VI'II ho Was IprtIrinwnt
F' ifty Suits
int: 11 uh I' lIIInIiI-ah w-lII 11 an i'xplOleil 00
of the Finest Scotch Choviots.
it'lll‘l't‘il. \V'lIIIn tho lll‘ll‘llli" arrlvud. tho
(Illli'iN \vI-III IIIIIIpII'lIIly guttttl.r1ud Dr
“ $18.00 to $25.00 ‘ztch. our
to close is . . .
Kt'illit‘ili’" body was found burnud ulmout
Li) acr.i~'p
I Dr. Kt'llllt‘tl) was born III this} city on
_ l ltltt. r3». ih‘lh‘. and gruduntttd from tho
“ ()1 t H 1‘ nlu-rshv of ’i'I-nnsylvaula. Ito wont
1)‘.iccillllrtiiltl and lil'(‘llllli‘ IIIIeruiutI'd \Iitlt tho
it ‘oilotzr do i I. mm and SI' 'hIIolot' .\IIIt‘liulntt.
il’arin. and v.14 in a lllt‘tllt'ill school In
. I.IIip.~'iI. (I'm-many. ilo ruturuad to PhilnI
Etlt'lphia in lhl'.’ IIIIIl I3,<I:Ilzli.~'l1vtl tho first.
private sI'iIooi of I'lu'IIIlstry in this coun<
. . .
Flve DOI la rs mllI- wa. (Inn of tho loan-lam of tho Poly-
‘li'l‘ll'ill' I'IIllI-gm and up to tho that) of his
tit-11th was It llii‘llllIII‘I' of many Intrdlcal an
I“ , ,- _ , ‘ ' 3 ‘ illl'lll‘silll‘nllglilililill'JI‘IlUllll‘)’.licl‘t’lll‘ml
bu 0111 1111111011 lull oi tlItIu and he ,..,,...,..,........,NIH-,3 1...“...0...“mm...“u.
titticlt for after our Stock ialtiuu. l".I-b "W '1' "II It mum, IIIIIIIIIy, fillyiilultlgy
and 1:11 MI 11 I
lat. those Suits \I'IIl be $7.50.
CRISIS IN GERMANY.
lltttIItH‘t-II ltI -iu1IIlion III." .\Iiuiuitrs Over
DIII'o n no I % III the .\III: II l’nlity.
l..0\l1it\ ..i111 :tl ~~ \ll tho .«pI't‘ial dis-
lllllilii‘ri iz'II: I l'I1'liu tllwtfl as tho rumored
I‘t'~l,. ll. 11'. o: l~ III Il'II' llllil isiI-I'II' In tilt-out
t'ilillt'ttf illt‘ dim-II iIIII ov'I I tlII'uavul IIOQlli-I
of tho IIIIII it".
'l lIII V'II~.~i~I-lu~ liI-ituug says that tho ro—
lll't‘illl‘lll III' .'II'. vI'III llIII'IIEI'lII'I'. m‘i'l‘t'illi'y
of stain for tho ltItI I'iIIt'. i~ :I t“l‘i'1lillj.',llliti
SENTINEL BUILDING, that ho will he .~III'I'~ I'IlI'Il l-y ilI-I'r V'III.
l’uttltanu I'.
W. A. BENEDICT 8: CO.
ClIItlIiI-rs :Iud Furnishcrs.
Homalk' So. "OI-walk. lt i< ill‘ii I'I-[IIII'iI'tl llII‘It Vim Admiral
llIIllxII- l'lll. H'l t'I-lat‘)‘ of stain for tho navy.
l' t~ i1 "l.
__ 'l lit III I llli I"IIII'I >1 III; it [It oi Tito Numi-
and won-that l1 tlwl :IttIII 1'pI11't lIII two
:111 iIIIliz': IIIu that
OUR
truly heroin tltiltlilht! out '1 night Wilt‘ll tho gtI-rday, to lIIIVt‘ a carriage at the noon i log thorn terrible warn of month-Iv, along
it may in) l‘t'gi’ll'tlrfil :t.--'
yin-“Ul'lzt‘nhn‘frt'att-d with I'unslIiI-rahlo loss. . 'truiu \lr Stu .It in.“ 1.. p" mkp" “1.1.1 \I lth their lint anti bundauw mm b III our
it lI;I< llt‘t‘ll IiI'I'IIiIIl to build sow-vol swift
I'l‘lll-t'l'~'.
B. A. VIGKEPS
Tho baud oi“ Quintin lhInIlt-ra ls roporl- nl.’i tf
idoulv ill. and UIIIphvsiI 1.111 sava- it will "'"‘"’~"“l‘"i‘" “"‘l " Wm“ “‘l'l’li' “l‘l'i‘t‘”
ad to ho moving in the. vit'lntty of Mona , I Tim iiur'iu I-IIrrIu IIIIIlIIII II" '1’}. - 'l‘imcs.
jail". Snuta ('lara. TINY I'r" "‘"ll’ll‘ll l'." ho 5mm. ‘l‘l'v ‘ ht‘fot‘t' he 18 ablt‘ in [20 ”M. Miii:[IILI’lllIuii‘irIt‘lll‘ill-lIlIIriIUI'iLr wut b" until "“‘i' i“ ' 2"" ‘” “I‘m H ‘ ”1“.“ U “ml“.
. t'" ' . ‘II' I't‘lI ‘ . _'. . .." . ' ' ' ' " l . I- .. IItl'II‘ I“
a sea uty ofaIIqunitIon Th1 aIIIiI III i Art I alphalatual suppII muh't m. on H Wit" “f iIIit't' Fo-ItI-r-iiilhurn W” II'II; 1'. .lil' I.I ,no II l lil III'I .3111 \ .ll.
of control Clenouuito. in tho (.‘iunfucgm
district. lIavo boen burned.
The insurpont ton-es in Santiago de (.'uI
bu are by no Int-ans tlI-pIoteIi. and humor
nus hanthrurt- scouring the country around
Bayamo.
Botwt'ch (lamp: a i Alronco ”011'. in 3
Mutauzus. tho inturg ntst .~'IIIppI-I| an ox- '
ploring angina and banged tlII- I'ugincrr.
Reports in I'irr‘ulatiou hI'ru arc totlu'
effort that Antonio .\laII-o i~' in Sill't‘
straits, his follouiug lit‘lll'! .~'I-:I1'III of both
ammunition and prtitisiuil'i IIIIII
obliged to slaughter their own bur-M to
rat. Thorn rrports I-auuot III- trnI-IIII to .
any very authoritii't- sourI'I- and urn in
part. based upon surmise.
(ioIIIn'II Murmur-tits.
There is no doubt that Got ”‘7. is making
strenuoust‘florts to opt-II auay through 1
tho military llllt.‘ along tho ra'. lrnad from .
Havana to liatabano and it is said that I
Macao has sant several o111i<5arivs to Ho-
Inez appealing Ixrgtetitly to him for stir-cor.
In refiponso to this appoal Gomez has suc-
rot-(led in passing tho military line. but
lllt‘ authoritiI-s claim that ho hm not boon
ablv to licop any lint: of rtti'ott upon tor'
hilllfit'lf.
Bo that as it IIIay. he is making: progress
westward minor with tlu- lilil'lltiH‘ oi join
lug Macao orof taunting iiillVlfi‘slUl) in the
north and drawing oil tlIII forces in pur-
suit of Macao while that lt'iltlt’l’ Works his
way eastward in the south. Tln- lat1I3r is
regarded as the mom probahlu (‘UIII‘ME by!
observers licro. as Gomez has boon “120"“!
rd as passing lanes and as having pro-
I'Iz'ctlcd toward Cabanas along th- northern '
Count.
Tho Spanish uuthoritios are claiming
that if Hotuoz has, in rt'nlity set out for 3.
the west and is not merely planning In '
countomnart'h back toward Havana prov—
liltft‘, his position will soon he badly I-Iun-
promiscd. But those claims have lll‘l‘n
made boforII; and tho fact romains that
Gomez is apparently in a way to sum-0rd
in his iIIIIIII-Iiiate purpose of forming; a
junction v. ';
reliI-f.
.\laI'I'o is Imported to bostill in tho Sierra.
do his Orgauos.
(iraat Sum-ring .\lay l-‘oliow.
WASHINI’I'W'LV. Jan. 31.—ltI-proscntati1‘o
Money of Mississippi. tho scnator clout
from thatstnto. has rrcoutly l‘t‘i't’lVOd atl-
view from Cuba which aro of (.'onsidouable
interest. AIICIIrding to tho statomouts of
Mr. Moury's informant. tho tlI-vasmtion
of that island has been carried to such an
extent' that poverty, 'iamino and wide-
spread suil'uring will surely prcvuii in the
ht‘fll‘ future unless by some Int-ans tho
hostilities, are brought to u I'loso. The
writer says that the crops of this season
havo boon practically t’lostroyod through-
out most of the island. tl'g' cancmills stop-
pod. bridgesburned. rozfils torn up and .
business almost entirely killcd for the
time. In tho protincc of .anta Clara. i
‘u horo‘ -'.'.'I 000 sat ks of sugar were ground
but )car to wheels 11.110 lIueII turnings
this season. for to start .'1 mill is to giro a
signal to the incurgI-uts to blow it up.
The invvitablo result of the uoutiuuanue'
of the war. says the writer, will llt‘ a iam-
ino throughout the farming Iiistritts of
Cuba. 'l‘ho L nitod States hclng Iho nI'ar- .
I t powerful liL‘"lll or of tho icl' 111d .md
liming .IltvI'Iys3t'espI1rItltIt‘. tu I.1li< from
suffering Cllllnlfit‘fl. will naturally lll‘ look-
I'd to to furnish assistance and robot.
Spain ('annot Conquer the Patriots.
Mr. Mont-y is a llii‘lllllt’r of tho house
conmtittoo on fort-ignuft'uirsuud ha: tnkou
paihs to sccuro the most rIIliIIblII informa~
tiou from rosponsiblcpartios in Cuba. The
tenor of his correspondt'IICI-I is that Spain
will non-1' ho able to touqtu'r tho revolu-
tioul:ts..1udthut the IIIutIIIIIantt- of tho
war will involve. more loss of life and tho
impoverishment of both Spain and Cuba.
A recent letter says that tho rainy season
will bdgin in about three 11111ntl1§.uud
that tho poorly fI:Il_ and unacrlimated:
youths who compose most of the Spanish'
regiments may he cxprctud to dim like
sheep. The Spanish troops will bu unablu
to ptirsuu any military operations than.
‘ {or tip to am but “Ji‘d: anti tho. forests
and III en ti. o I'uuofleltis are impassable to
pt‘t opit' unused to tho country.
The lotttr says that many Spanish resi-
dents of the island and all the Cubans I
Tho Spaniards ‘
support the insurrection.
desire sumo form of autonomy, anti thei
t'ubuus want absolute InI'iIIptIntlt'nce or
annotation to the United St: It .1. Most of
bring
11 Maceo or of ail‘urding lIInI
.auspicos of tho Y, P. i‘. E. .. \1 :Is uivu'u
at the PI'osbytI-riau I-lIurI' it last or oninp:
Ifromtl to emu for tho bouoilt of tin
: church.
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WESTPORT.
William Wallinz. a {I I‘llil‘l‘ rI-siIlI at,
'3 is visiting: friends hare.
Iby Tontplm' LIIIigo. No, on. F. and A
31.. last night. on a I'anIlidatI' from
Southp: Irt. '
Tho Iii-worth Loatmo. If thoh '-auv,:a
'tuI'k Mt'tlu'IIlist Episcopal church. mot
last etc Hing with Edward E. Koch-r
, Mrs. W (I. Staples has hoI-II visiting
.t‘riIInIls In \‘t-w H: l\'( II.
3 Mira IJlIzabothIilon'itt who has th‘li
E spI'Itding' I: few “90115 at the rosidont' e
gof Hobart Martin. has rcturnod to lliI‘:
'homo III Nowbmg. \. Y.
i .\llrs Laura ‘.\ (‘lIIIpIIIau has lawn ti'. 1'
mat-st of friends 111 New York city dur-
ing thc p: 1st Itot'lt.
i Bliss V t‘l'lilt‘ E 1"I1ood and Mrs. Konnt-th
llil. t(’l)t‘lli are visiting fIiI ads in Bi'tmkv;
lyu.
Mrs. W ‘W.I’l1‘ilips of Nowlmrg. N.
Y.. is :1 1:11th at tho I'I- -siIlI-III o of Roi I-I't
\I.u.t1u i
" a gut-st of Mrs. William (J. Staples.
i 'l‘lIiI'ty—uiut'.wore prosent at the Cp'
Worth Lodge sociablo. held with Mr.
and Mrs. 'Reuoudt-{at “Clifi'villo' ' Mouw
day or 1 g.
M . . olm Dt"t‘l(('i’ and Mists Minnie
DeI-kI-r. of Stamford, .'Iro guests ofI
gfrieuds in town.
i Rev Albert Nash. of Stuywaant. N.
Y.. oiliciatod at the Methodist Episco-
pal church Sunday. During his st.1y=
'I here ho was tho {:11th of his cousin. W.
‘ E. Nash. V
11055 trip. ’
The MatiucI' Whist club met this
wool; with Mrs. William L. 'l'ayior,
"Bayvit'w."
_I .\llon are spI'Iul iii}: the week at Blork
Island.
l ThountstI. Btllllt‘ti. of LyonsPlaius. '
Thu Mash 1' Mason tlt‘gl’t’t‘ was “'Ul‘l-{t‘il ‘
(furl B; Dolgo is; in Boston on :I busi- ’
Miss Mamie Kirk has been II guest‘
Iluil‘nlo .\'. i.
win nut-uh for the l' \
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RAILROAD.
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3 Tritium Lani-I- t-‘Iouth Nurwalk II~ l-Illuw~:
E For New Vork.
A .\i 5-in .:.1III'II.-I I1...71I.'I. 7.1.1. III-u, amt,
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I “7. i 2". {I ‘15. II 1'II'. 1‘- 2“. I‘- .3“. T 57. r it. in '3".
l Sl'XiHV‘R.
l .\. .\l. {.211 53o. 1115 l' .\l.
Leavo New York for So. Norwaik.
i \. .\I...oo, I. no, 7IIII_ um, "Ill. pmzt‘ punt, um,
llilll l‘JtiflJ l’. .\l. [Hi 'Im :,tIII {Ir}, |II.'I. IItII,
1.2 t'IIIII_ WM. 70". MD“ 'I .’.”. |_I ll
i 81' .\i|\\H.
| .\. .\I. I'IIIII.'.‘:III. I’. M. um, 12-».
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Leave South Norwaik
for New Haven.
.\. .\t. 10:1. I 20.63.11. 711x,» III, II 11, tons, 11 no.
1141. i'. ii. t:oo.t:17.:1oa.HIIJIIIT. 5:37. I'. '17
I127. I to. a {1,911.11 15.
DANBURV DIVISION.
Leave 50. Norwaik.
.\.)l. I'. :17. 1011 P.ZVI.1hangout-235'
Ht'NDAi‘fi.
.\.)I. 9'26. 1‘. .\i. 725.
Leave Danbury.
A. .\I. III-II, 7 no. a 37.1w». 1'. .\i.
M'smrs.
A. M. 1103. I'. .\i. (no.
4 23. ('1 57.
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lulSSLUlllt’Belirtlrllt‘y, of Monroe, isl
MRS. DR. N. A. GUILFDRD
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: Can be consulted at her ofllco
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:i-t2 Bump STREET, ltuIIII'I-zeom, Conn.
From ltla. m. to I p. 111. any day except
Sunday.
Thfltltit‘ilil is u rozular plItHiI Inn and but
[Nu-It IIiIIctIIIIII your: lot» llliillt‘ iiII- div. 'II-I-.~ i
”within .1 .~.pI~I iulty. lInIlin nuilc ring {1qu l
yalitlivtilly iIII'iIluutiI- tliv aux I'IIII i'itlin'llll
I).r (luilfnrd in tho stri 113st tllllll'll‘llt’t w1tlI-
ithI assuranI 0 III rI-I: airing thI1 ilitm'i akilltul and
m iI'IItiilI III-atmont kuouu to mI-Ilo rII sur'IgIIr)
uIIIi IIIeIliIirIII. iiIIIIII- IarI- “llll lllII'H‘ (III-
IiislII'Il uhou rIIIIIIiI'I-Il.
All letters promptly l'i‘pllt‘ll tII. incl-me stamp.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
: When Baby was sick, we gave her Castor-in.
When she was a. Child, she cried for Cautoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
‘ When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
during the wool; IIf fI'IouIls in (.‘ra'I-'
:liiil'y. .
P. (z‘ S:f111 orIl l.. .'. Whooler and 0,
i has rer-I'itod :1 patent for :I uriling ma- '
('lIinI- for Illt‘ blind
Dr David Koyor of ..I\\ Jersey. has
lxeua guest (llll’lll" tho 119.ng of his
V‘lli‘iigliii‘l". Mrs. i’liibp (I. Sanford.
Mrs. Sarah ('urpoute't', of Brooklyn.
i has been :1 _Izucst during tlII- week at tho
i the tt‘n’ltlt'itCF' of Edward A‘I'heI-l-JI'.
".-\ mund
Minutes,"
Homo, last
L. Ferris. of
Au illustrated lt‘t'illl't‘ on
ItlII- World in Eighty
wasvivrn in tho tipe-ra
levouing, by Prof W.
lSoutiI Not-walk. .Isuiuted by Rev. E. A. V
Hoxitlersou. ThI-rt- wasa good attend-
‘aucx'. The proret'ds will go towards
purchasing .111 organ for illt' lZIL~QSauga-
tucl.~ school house.
l Founders Day w as obscrwd at the
| Ital (‘t- Z“’liit)itlt.‘s.
'oon was served 111 the library bv the sen-
iol I' lass oi‘ the echo: I1.
L min and Joseph Fanning. Frank
IWarreu. Alex Downe- s Frederick Wild-
nnuI. Edgar Po. I. and Charles Smitten
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fligh school. this morning. with the us-
At ”o'clock a lunch-1 '
Iattt-nded tho fireman .5 ball in Duneu. ;
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
“’71”
$\‘":'1m..;
187'/; 1883.
Offices. 436" aiti Street.
humanl'oa'r. com.
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cut business conducted tor Manna
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me: 30m: U s. 1': Omcl"
gl‘éntamklfllmpal emmiusmethaothmc
remote from Washington.
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\l‘l‘Nil HI I IIIIIIIII-uriatlun IIIull
III-II .\ ii SIIIrrI III \‘vo llInI-u gl\t~ IIu
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Slur-'1' [it'i’t.‘l"lll. IIIIIll lil'li’
from uimt t'v’lilN'llit'l' may. '. '
[moi in In- I'iit'I-Il IIV' ”II- IIM’
i'intla .'trI- I'tirI-Il utui Illlt'lli
iii Ill" 11-." III 'II I- iHit
.'\II'tI>.'II- [Illi up in lt'l\'t'r- I"
my b. which anI wlIl for 2:»
in .\mt htuziunal.
The Aceton Medical
Company.
AI'I' th-I I'IviIriI-tIIn II! this vxz-I
to whom ~lI-IIIlIl lII- I'IIlI
illiMi-llillitli 'I'II.I'r
ACETON KILLS PAIN.
”Urbain? >V ll. ll. ll'Ij~‘ IIII.
‘Pl‘lYSlclan forWomen:
It Kills Pain
lotto-urn. 11' III IlIIIlII-II-
IH V..Hew Haven & Hartford ACETOI I..I..I...I:...:;...‘.:..I..I..I. _
[JIIIrimI- and iiIaIlnIn'hoI A
i'llt' gIIIIIIIIItI- -I-IltI-lI- I-IIIIIIl
II lukI II in limo. II II- II haw \‘l'll'
relm'a IIr illII-IIIII3 Ill ili
Aceton is the Remedy that
Cures.
IuI~ tho IIIII—
‘I‘llII lli'm tl~t~ti
-' AI' t lull.
hm. IIII IIIuitII'
'lliI fill. lrllli
\I ”.tl‘tll
11in I~Ivrowutt Il
lull drug .~IIIrI-~
I'HXN
llt‘a‘rtt'll all I‘l'liillllllii'fl-
'I‘I'rum IqulI'I'IItI‘.‘
Tuesday.
YOU ARE INVITED
Tn vi~it tltII
Dress CuttingSchool.
Thursday or
Saturday.
l‘ruIII'ltIIrInIIIi Tt-I'.» p.111. 9.
22 South Main St., So. Norwalk
INVEST
Your Savings in. Reli-
able Six Per Cent Secur-
itiesand
lNSURE
Your Life,
Furniture through the
agency of
Russia Calf Double Solo Shoes at $3.00,
Russia Colt Double Sole Shoes at 2.00, “ I.
two-lvo [Itili‘tlt'l'sl
1IlIII‘lIIl l't‘lll“ll‘v.i
I Everybody’s Shoes Shined Free!
House or
Bity of Narwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
lll ' I \I I‘I I I Ii \V‘. III l1 iI Hill It 3‘;I'I tI'il [II
:III_\' LII-11111 l.I\1'.It is IIIIJI'IIS III attempt
to i- I'I'I';I~I tlII3 tuturr."
Patent Leather and
Russet Goods!
That must be closed out regardless of cost.
MIIIIIIIIIII \lIIlI'h (‘IIIIIpIIIIy i LartI-I'III.
’l'lzi .'I'I'IIV. Jun. :il.~.\1'tiI-ZI-; of 111nm"
pIIi'uIiIIII llI't'.'t' IIII.-u lilIIl in ti I IIiIit-II IIi‘
.‘l‘l‘l'l'litl'y of - I'llt' l1} llli‘ ‘illllli 'Ii ‘1 ‘I'lt
I't IIIII'IIII’. \IiIlI :II'. Ipiml ItII . 'J.
WI. tini'lI'Il ‘illiil <lIII' I of ,lIII‘
i'I‘Illi. 'l'lu' I'I IV'tt‘ill lII'I‘w.‘ willow“;
XI w York. (‘l #1111 i't‘:11'."i~'I'II. .‘illct:
. and Turn. in l .Ily and all I ' "ll.1' 1.;1'
Regular Pi'iCI‘I. 0: .00 i‘llll?‘ iu ['IIII-I-I-II.I.\ til.ll . '
itIIIII'p 12.: I1~ ."l I Thu. 11: 1~ U 'I‘; ‘l'l l‘- :I
3‘50 13: (I >'11_3II:~.111II ("IIILI‘ l'.2I 1' .lI-hI’II-III
.\I ‘I‘.' \I'. I II .Iltlli li. .\lIIIXI' ' .l
loo PAIRS 1'11". I'llIl l.‘il. ilIll i'. Hardin: I‘. 1}; I 2:»
OF
III
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.\llI-gI-Il \lII.'I‘.-I'I rs of liiij‘t'l‘ .‘. r'rI ~II 1’.
Men’s Patent Leather Oxfords '.IjIIIII;.2153.$11.33.;”IIIII‘;33.33.33II.III?
At 98c a Pair! ‘
llI'I'ulIaIII. and l'I'II~',.'III' I'IIIII'I'~
.._.....4..__..
I‘uIZI " ~IIzl. 1'~i:.1i:I'nIIuIlI'I"'l" 4.1::-
Vl)VV'}'I:‘.tl1:- I:IEl‘.iIIt::Ili't‘. T liIV' '
him with :I IprI3,' I 11d V"l 1i!
t‘CgttltlI‘ Show t‘.I- 'IIIIIrII l. Iiu mi: 10111. 'i‘l' -~ I.
' u i: ll".."\‘ sum If undo". i‘IIIIII llll‘ >111»: 'l‘II
fill‘I I'I-ut II'III'l; ;:.\.i1iI"I1 .'. .'II II; .
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I “'l'LII. i‘:1.. .I‘I'IIL .‘2 ‘
' pin-'1 1:: I11 FM \‘-'|'-‘
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Double Shoe Store! l
40 and 42 Wall Street,
V'.'III'lI:i1'-'~: ~ 1.. . .' f It‘I‘IIul.~
NORWALK,
40 pairs .\lI-u's Patent l.I'.'Ithcr Razor Toe Lace Shoes.
and 953.51'> goods. at $1.98 a pair.
11111311 \‘I'I'I'v pill 1» WI limnos.
Slam". {5’ am i'V'I' :l':l :1 >I3I will I“; .5 111 III"—
I I IIIII Ii I‘illil fl.“ Ill. ilII' iim i... .. ‘IVi’I't'II
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CONN;
‘ [‘01ng topic in Court.
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lfIlI (11111.11...r in] M Huh 1‘. il.'t I‘"
, '.\ \ltlrrt‘ 1.1.11. t-l' tII., 1'..1.~‘ :111':I‘.,:11 ' .
tun t‘illlllllltlilii. llli‘ alluding; muhu' ~
"uqu of {XV-JUN! and ll 10 oil: ':‘ :Illtuiut'
':I1,_I “ i‘2I‘ 12‘.'1;1'_~' inz'loIsI'IuI-ut to II.
III
’IIHIleIIIl 1‘II' I531“? [1:1 :III‘II to I‘IIWI'IIIIIIIHI‘III.
l’IIIlIIIIiIIuI'I' I'\:11o. 11:3. tiIIn \\ 1H IIIII'i2I tIetl
Iona urI-k, with i all Ill $1311 11 II
38 Washington Steet, So. Norwalk. - i
.\lI \.111.lI I ,lllll‘N' ].\rII' hing.
lI.I‘t.I 11‘! 'I. W. \‘1....la11. :ll.—~t.l191' SCI”
III'gI'I ‘ l '1 -.I l-Illahoz'u and ill. ("He'd ".111"
lit LII' illll. ...f \lI .\'.'111I’II'1'.:lII1I1 ltI' ’illIiltIllti
, I|"'“tli‘ .'IIloptIIl .'IIIIl (.I'IIIIIIIIittoII .'Ippo'. lll‘lll‘
' lItli‘til III' \" itlt tin» I. lllllV unit I ll» for 1h!-
HEADQUARTERS FOR IpquIIdI of pro II Ititlg IIIImlIC I: of tho
‘ 3 . lamb. 'l'bc III I'. 1113: III llltt'l‘s bow rc'luuti to
take .II"iII11 I11 11w III.‘I iI‘t‘. and UI J‘II ‘ '-
I i‘Iillt‘t' tI'Il.
First- Class- Meatsll.
111d lull Il.\.31Il'I'I-'I'.' .\lt‘ll'l(t\ ill .VIII ‘
\{lu'ouk 'IV'liilI- handling :1 I'I'\'I;Z'II'I' whiI'h
11" i~' .\lllil ilrvt‘ll in MI 11o! lliilill‘ll. 'l‘iio hula
'lI't piI'rI Il l'.i~:;IlI:lIIu1I-u. ilI' Ilird lTl'
3l\'. 1.11". 3’0 \‘I'.i> 1.1km to tho Putt
'JAch $CHAUI,Prloprieitor.i "
South ('aroiiuu Juati ' "
M
Didn't know It “ .19 Loaded.
ll \/11 l’o, lIII
DailyDirectFreight Line
BETWEEN
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‘tIII'I'by111::111iIIIIIII~ IIIII' t‘l‘i‘i‘lt'll A»
lII~tiII low In 1);. »un1'11
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liIliI‘IIrIl .\III-paI'Il. :lLl‘tl I'I‘sliotiiiw'ly lit and
if. li't'fill'<. m-ro ('l‘tls‘lllg tho ico I111 ilidloy
:i'l't’I‘li ‘ IleIII it lm. in“. and thoy woro
New York South Norwa'k and ltll'thlll‘tl. 'l'bI'iI IIIIIlin'VerII'IL'I'IIII'I'III.
. s I .' _-.._-.
‘ CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
Norwalk. ., ,
il.II\'I-_v Pogo, won and two youup; sons,
agIIIl I'I‘spI'ctivI-ly il your! and 1} months,
Zi't‘l'i‘lllll'lll‘tl III dI'utlI in .ilIIrir home in
PIluI'I-ufzo. .\iich.
Pt‘li'l' lluli. tllll‘ of llm oldcct conductom
.' in tho I'Izipluy of tho Erin Railroad t'IJItI- I
puny. Illt‘il tillllllt‘nl:v' of lII'InuI‘I'haga no I
)llilillt‘liiVVH. N. Y.
’l‘lII- I‘l'l‘4ltli‘lll has sour. to the. souuio tho
inllnwiug IIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIs: John ll. Brock-
. ‘ _
THE PROPELLERS.
' - ilIIsIIy, I'IIllI-I-t.I'.' of customs, district. of
Will leave l’icr. ‘; E. R. Esokmau street. New YIIrRIHt lili‘lll‘w‘l; l" “' ANT”? diam-t “f
, , 1. _'.IIIIIIIII 1. .i:1~'.~;. . ‘
Leave ~I= -"r\\ l'ril 5 P. "‘3 SUULll 307““11‘ 6 ll- m' I liIrmIIu 1.. .\luelltr. t‘llll?,:t‘(l\\lili I'ni-'
5p.m.
the hrIlIlI'rs of large pI'IIpI‘rt; I~ am said to l
' . . \' 11in t.
f.“ or :11 InI-xutiI-n lit-Icause thI-y beliovo that I “ tdttcsd i)’ t: t‘ A
grl‘illt‘l' protI: I thin to property would tin so- I‘
cured under the control of tho‘ United ‘
Stat-1's than undor a native republic.
Valuable Ginsu \Vorlu Burned.
OLEAL‘. N. Y... Jan. 31.—-Pancoast &
Sons' glass factory was destroyed by fire.
1... Ciz’t nno- nauti- Inn‘s-ad
:I-uliuIr $llIII1II [rum Ibo Sofbl t;: Brewing
IIIIIIIpnIIy 1'. 'hilo mung as its book! t‘i‘pl‘l'
7111 l\'.' I11.~.'I< (‘ ity. has boI 11 IItIpIittI-Il after
a lliPi‘I' days“ trial. I
The Fartuors' Loan and Trust cmnpany
of Now York has Illt‘tl a hill in the United
States ‘I-lrouit court. at Chicago to foreclose
a mortgago for $7,775,000 on the Lake
Strum Eiorntad T‘Wl._——.'-___— I?”
Freight Received from 7 .1. 111.,3‘tII5. p. m. l'pou Appli. 3
cation to agents the Cm o.'.\'<’1r'Ivalk Eagle Ind \ again
will be sent for special lot: of fret ght anywhere in l\ew
\ork or its vicinity.
All pcrsonsa re turbid trusting any of the employees
of this boats of thcliue on account of the owners thereof.
1 Sendmodcl draWtflK or photo, with descrip-I
cad'vise .it patcntablc or not. tree of
charge. th'rrfce not due till tent is new
I “ How to 0: ain Patents," with
mqmta' tth.S.md(or:izncousuiu:_
lent (me. Adm
I . ' ‘ .i .
ZigslIy—I have. put a friend of Diilllt} on i H owa rd D- S m lth,
i his feet titre: ' times In the last two years. I ' '
Perksby—Thnt 3 nothing. I put a friend GJA‘, snow & 00-
Room ' Masonic Building,
or mine on his feet fourteen timeslasti 11d” ii ' 3 I
night. 3 i - ' .c.o. :u Norwalk. . ll
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