Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 6, 1896 · page 4

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”‘II-4... The spectacle of Briti4h

‘ clears itsowntr and projector 6 per cent

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AW” MINI-"WIN." "To Let." and
”PM Halo" advertisements. not exceeding live
llaoametlmauu; 91111011111911.1012 sirloin-1
.l. mum until-m ltc 11 line Marriage 11111!
With notice» we HIIhmlultmt 11111114 {or 11111-
::Iand advefllwmentu turninhed on applica—

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vaurflott 111m.-—uy mall. in advance.
plume prepaid: One month. (1111': "iron
montim. 81.25: nix months. Mann-1w war. :71.
Delivered by llOWdlmym r1111 wot-1;, 1.. 1114 111111
to the earner.

Kant (”TEL-NI). 9‘: Washington strut-t.
[loath Norwalk : telephone call. Inna.

Blue“ Urflt'z. 1'I1. in Wall HUI-ct. Nurwnlk:
telephone call. 11141.

VIIITOM IN WNI'IIIIIII at The Sentinel oilicc.
It you know oi any 11111124. you will water :1
,lnvorhy telephoning. sending or bringing it
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Couuualcvrmxa should 11111111111404 be ad-
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THE EVENING HEX'l‘lNl-Il1.
tIloIIth Norwalk. t‘unn.

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The Erwin!) Sruliurl )qu It (.‘1'1'II11I1II1'1111
111th Town of.\'oru'11lknml “N Kuhn/'11s
Larger, l'111111i111'rttl1hp than (111' ('11111111'111'11
('ircnldtiun oft/11' ullm' ’l‘hrn' 1111111! [Mil-

irn. ()111' Mm R0011: 1'11 always 11pm to

Advertisers.

 

Thermometer- Record.
Thohlghest point of the thermometer for
thetwenty-tourhourn ending at noon halal)‘
was 3:1 dwrvnnubovc zero; anGth‘J degrees
“hove.

 

Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow.

In 1W litlt‘
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High tide
at 4:111

Sun .41It11
at 11:15

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New York Herald Weather Forecast.

'l'ht,I \vI-ntluIr tudnv pt'.1111i.41-4' tub-I cloud)
and threatening. with slight tend-mature
I'llllflw‘fi. followed by ruin IIud dunno-”4'
11'indsonthv con-114. 'l'tIhIIII‘I'uw it III'IIIIIi41-4'
to 111-cloudy with rain and dnngcrou4 \\I‘nd4
I1IIIIII~IIIIII4t1~, [1114411111'hollowed 11v clearing: in
the interior.

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“l’hllnnlhropy and 6 Per (cnt."

There is much more real philanthropy
in an investment which improves the
condition of a ccrtain11111ul1crot‘ persons
and at the same time pays the investor a
good per cent than in any amount of
money given away outright. In fact,
the only truly philanthropic enterprises
are those that pay.

New York has astute tenement house
committee which looks into the condi-
tion of the dwellings of the. poor. Rich-
ard Watson Uilder, editor of The Cen-
tury. is chairman of the committee.
After making a thorough examination
of many tenement houses the committee
decided 'that a block of dwellings for or
dinary working people in Brooklyn pro
rented a model for structures of that
kind. The buildings in this model teno-
ment house oreupy 21 lots, accommo-

 

dating 52.? families. The buildings,
however. corer loss than half the
ground. They range round a wide cen-

tral space. which is divided into :1 park
and playgrounds for the children. This
also insures liIIht- and air. A walk and
drivew 11y pass around the while central
space. A fountain plays alll summer-
long in the park, and there is 11 hand of
music.

The rooms for each family are as pri-
vate as if it occupied a whole house.
There are, however, general bathrooms,
and to these the families have free no-
ccsu whenever they wish. The people in
this block need no free city baths. The
Walls and floors are dcadcned to insure
quiet; the outside of tho hloclr. is thor-
oughly attractive architecturally. The
rents range from $5 11 month up,I to $12,
and the promises are kept exquisitely
clean and in perfect order. Yict with
all these improvements the t'atitcrprise

a year. . I
The regular British game inlgcttin;

possession of new country is 1101111“ 1'rthy
English are the greatestt of glu’uho trot
tern. They go to a new countly 11111111,
they think there is money to 111-a made,
especially if they smell gel (1 mines
thereahouto. They colonize ifhc 1111.1' It,
Then they manage to get i1 Ito a row
with tho original owners 11ij 11111 1111111.
and England interferes to 111111011. 1111
subjects. That 1I.I .1. the a 'it" Id 1'1'.1.4'1In
for the Jameson raid into tin. 'l ransv .1.1l .
that was the reason Sali- Ilitfly rII Ifust d at
first to arbitrate the V'I’cm I/LIIIIlan bound»
ary question beyond the tic homhurgh
line. ‘Englnh coloni-xls had .I-cttled in
the disputed territf'jiy, and Salisbury
said that English/colonists mu4t11ot ht-
disturbcd in tha’ir“rights"without idli-
ing the trcuh" ctofind first whether they
had any rig: ts there. I

IWeoaI I1' 20‘4411111'9 a rcIi1‘11'IntdiplI'1-
mafia/agent in the Transvaal It 1.4: true
gre' t Britain has promised that her

th African repi'cI;ent:Itivt4'will do
{11 they can for the American 11111 1111144
there. but. is it not plain that British
backing is about the worst thinII any
body can have in the Transvaal ju-.
flow? 4..-... I

In declaring that his political (arm
is not ehdto, but only just. begun, Cecil
Rhodes must' command admiration foi
his nerve. anyhow. ,

James M. Hall of'Harrison county,
Ky.. lives to celebrate his one. hundred
and first birthday in peace and 1.11111

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Wu have made special monuments
with the agents of the «1W Dam
Glove-Fitting Patton“. by M W can
pmsenttoourladynadmmcttmir
very newest and choice-in patterns 01’
31111111111111. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the garments ne-
cvnupany each pattern.

And Coughs

“ F1111 In 11.. \l' l‘llI'l‘. i took a
ll MIY‘NII cold \15: Ill l1 III \‘II lo] wd
.11111111 IIII4II1I.1II laukiunclounh,
who 111.11.1111 111.11 1111 IIIIIthtItIk4,
in spite ot 111111111 .11 aid.

grew 3

Cherry Pectoral

I lwiil" rtI'I ImImII IunltIIl III" l he 17:1"
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1:111'cal1IItIhII1i
HALE’S LUNG
BALSAM

the tint l1lll‘ 'I you (hf

BOYS' SUIT
MAY .‘lANTUN.

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“le14 111'
(‘hcckrd tw-IIId is l'I-1111441411141 in this.

stylish and 1-111111'1-1'11111l1I suit. lmuu l1ut~
14111.4 I'll-.4111}: the fronts of coat in Ilohldc-
breasted style. The anIII- truuwrs :11':-‘
shaped by 111.4hiII uud 11111.4E1l1I 111.: .4.-:11114.‘
small (lill'lrl 11 511,1: taloIII up in the lIaI'k
to (II iii‘orm 111cm: 1111c waist. l’ockt-ts
are illsn-I'ch at llll' .4idII4' and 1111- fronts
I'l11,4'1~\1'itlI:1 111'. :I hand being pruviIlI-Il
in which ltllllllllllnli's :mI Wtu'kt'tl 11‘ ad-
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arranged for 411:4'pIIndIIrs.'l‘l11' 1'11: 1:1)14'
widely in double-111141 tIId Mylo. the
i't'ontslwingfact-11:11:11 1'1I1'1I141-dinlapvl,4'
:It lllt‘ top to llll't'l the rolling collar in
uotI'hIIs. 'l'h-I hack I'IIIITIII'1114' III-:ttiy II1
thII tigurc. lIIiuI; 411.1]1I-d lIy t'u-ult'o 1111.1'
.4Iidc .4'1-:uu.4', and pIIIIkIItr'. 111'1I inscrlcd iu
the fronts lllllli‘l’ l:1p,4':1t the 1:411:11 t'IIll-
vIIniIInt places. ,(‘111111'111'tuhic .4'l-I1IvtI,4' :I1'1I ‘
shaped in l:IIII.4'I 1:111:11' lilIIIlI‘. and all 1111-:
lll't‘ iini4111-Il with machiuifi
stitching in tailor style. ’1y' the aid of :1
flood putt-Int like this much can lIII .4::1'1-11
in :1 family where lilt'l't' :II'II .4'111:IlllI1I_I."
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THE RIGHT
FLAVOR

. , . It you are fond of hi. 1.4 a principal mu
PM.” ‘3’ '_'.""“""1"‘ ”“1”“: ”i _ ‘ 4iIiIIl'nti-Iu in 1111I1-1-l-I1'tit111111' Ilii.411!' that
attcntion Is given to lllt‘ l“"'-"““jn'”“"~‘.11111-111-111111Ikiu.1_ “1? have some 1.1"

.4'11111114' and fl‘t‘i' who-.4' with :1 hot 1111111111 it'hoiccst :eastoln' l'oundin the city.
the wrong .4'id1I. :it'st layini.I :1 damp cloth 1couuoiswut'scanaItIIr-t.
htItwctIn the iron and llltllt'l‘iltl, the par- ‘
lllt‘lll’. will never 1.111: "llIIiun-inadc." r}'1111\\‘llllllt'1‘t'1‘ “Influx,“
Cheviot. vII'uua. hcnvv .4.-11:11 111' IIhI-IIluId . 1“),th MAY (“.15le
varictics will make attractive and pratu I
tiIIul .4'uit.4'1n 111i, style.

'l'lnI 1111:1111in ot' 'lI-inch \viIioI mutt-rial

rcpiircd (II make this .I-uit for :1 boy 41:.

21' , _\":II'<l~: 1311' :1 t1I11—}'1:11'~I11d

for a twt'lv-II_1'1I111'—olti

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111-1'1'.4.4it:1'. 1

Samuel
ComstOck,
Jr.

wars IIltl is
size. £11.. voids:
4111'. 3711111315. ,

The 11. 111cm which 14' N11. tlI‘IlTI,:1nd
1'1Itail4i I1r l\'i't'lll)'-ll1'1,' (II-1:141. cut in
4171-4 for six. eight, it'll and t\1'1Ilv1I-yc:I.t'I
dd l111_v4'.

EVENING ,SENTINEL

72 North Main
Strpct.

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c.11. ”ARVEV’S Prices. 25, :13. 1.1111 50c.

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CITY- EMPLOYM ENT

ENORWALK OPERA nous:

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AGENCY.

Ladies and gentlemen 111-firing tlr.4t-
Ilass 'nclp irrany Cupilully can obtain the
4111110 inmmdiati-ly 111. the :Ihovc agency:
11.41111.111111114111111;1111411111114, either mule
Ir female. can secure employment.

Players !

including

MISS LETTIE SHEPPARD,

c. H. HARVEY, Harvey's Shoe‘
Store.

711mm. Main street, South Norwalk.

 

 

I4uit. All great bargains. Cal
and examine.

H. Gooowm,

I70 Washington
Street.

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Friday Evening, February 7
: fit R (71' "lm k.
'OBWALII HI‘EHA llIIL'h‘E.

scat chart 11pm,
JR. WIIIdno 4d: 11' 1111- 111111121 t nine.

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NORWALK. CONN.

JANUARY SAL

\‘wlut‘gcst I“ I!" lIi41.,1‘_\I 111' IItIl' lillsillcss
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lg es \l‘ IUHHUUI SWIG WI” l1 111: ulc II'I't'."'IttI. :1 possible. and “'1' {HT dctc1‘111i11cd that the
wants (1] 11111' 111:1111' 1:It-I 4'. 'ill l1cc:11'1r11%l\.- ., 1 ' .-
A‘vards at I . l m. \\ _ _ ltitil.ul.1lltl
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, World 5 Fflli‘. I , ,, . . . .
2 . l )1“ " .1: j; 1:II.\tIu'c:4'. new spring goods-4 111.11.1I1's nectlctl thc
l D ,t 'l‘I‘Ill“.\""“I“ ‘m {.1111 eaIlv at a sacrifice. The rcgular pricc is 251::
b on : per yard . I‘
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1Monkey 600 DS ' 511w”: 1.1.! wool lIrIInth twdls. In black and 1'11lors; also {am-y
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_ ; pl.11d.4.c\ turd uc'.v ; real value from 3h1'tt'1;111';prr vard 251'.
: With vour cold? Ni 1. ' ' . . . . . , . . . . . . ‘
; it in 'thn 11ml. '1“: Begmmng Sat. Feb.|:1t.,v1 01- [‘3 1111.. 1 J. 1:1-11 1111c lunglnh tIIIlls, warranted all part: wool.

fer3 Big Bargains’ inDr 55

extra 1111c ' 1111!. u r1'1I.'1I l1ti'II'.1i1uI “r " 8:1 ur'l. ' 'I 11:11 the
Goods, 3" new” purer. s, L. l .4 l ._11 t 1 I} 11.1 11‘
ed. Ill'lI't' ull F' I 1
‘ The gII'J I1111'4iullur4e tlt'pilt‘ttucutr‘. lI.‘1\'II lfllll’t't‘ll 114 to give
a m u rgs almoet IhII III1:111- 1 cuth' counter in 11r1lc1' to {ind Ili4'p'lay room for
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AND

laces!

iOur Sale of Muslin Under"

5713') _\'.II 14 l l.:u111111'g lidgingsaud luscrtinga 5, II1,1:1-:,15;1nd

211' per 1.11 l. '.'.'11rIII,.It hI.14:, 11:111‘111 much more.

17.1111 _\' \I 1 " I the newt-.41 l‘lll‘t‘lS Fancy ribbons, the wry latest

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Telephone 0311,57-5.

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Garner Main and Jail Streets,
MONSTRATION

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Shredded \ihole Wheat BIchItl

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Now ___-_, ' , lhc 11111.41 delicious L1 LIc in the town. Soumtos‘e llcalth Biscuit.
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Anvmvss I 1'1'1110 \I'hitc l'ull t I'cuIn Lhccsc. .
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.\ll (11' the specialties in 111:11‘ltct c 1 he found 111-1'1:

Imam.-.- ‘1‘-(—

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Leading Grocer.

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'30. INORWALK.,

iT MARKS THE LAST RESTING PLACE
OF A SQUAD OF CAVALRYMEN.

 

Fatal Imps-intone. o! a Young Array 0--
1III1I ln-uwrtonud In Indian Fighting.
A March lt'or I Mining (‘.‘nw (rout the
Live- 0! future» Holdiou.

1' "'l‘horn 1:1 a pile of rot-lot probably i111
, tent in length about. nine miles from
'1 Fort Laramie. in Wyoming. which
‘1 11111111111110 host renting place of 11 detach-
1 meat of cavalry." mid a retired army
; otllccr the other day. ”In paving It
% many times I have always Iprorie-IIII1-II
' a pet- uhan-ensation. for the poor («Illowu
who liu lllll'lttl there t‘illlll‘ tntlnIIi' 111-nth
Ithrouuh tho over rzcnloua iIl1I114 of a
yII 11111; “1441 Point otlh-er. int lftiIl'it'llCéItI
in lndiun fighting. You know it was
only the other day that 11 young ofllcrc
in 11.1 stern ( ‘nlorado came in 1~I1mthit
with mine mun-Iwardens whilo mutual-d
'11: running the l‘intah Ute-.4 hack to their
reservation in l‘tah. (‘anttnu comes
with one as much in the army as incivil
lit‘II. ,
“It was in 14713 that old Fort Lara-
11111I held a garrison of [Wu companies—-
entirely too small for the punt iu thnflo
ilivcly days. when tho (.‘hcyennes and
. .IlrapalIoc.I, Sioux and l'awnecs Were
rovingaround the country nIOar 1111111111.:
lllt'lllM'th'sl and occafiually pitching
into the whiten who were crowing thlI
plains. It was tho your when Brigham
Young with ill." hand of Mormons was
traveling out to all Lake from Nauvoo.
lll.~. "Ilhoy camped one night about nine
miles from lI‘ort Laramie. III-or where :1
'hamlot Indiana had tI4tal111shI-d their
village during the hunting season. The.
next day they marched into the fort and
III ported that the Indians had killed one
of their cow .4'. Tho1111111111111dant at the.
post promptly sent a young lieutenant
out for an 111.4pection, giving him "(1
, cavalrynicn.

"it was the licutenant'ulirst commis
'.4il'ill for ill'lth' duly. and he it'll the
. great importance of thumission. lie dc-

IIIrmiInIIl to discover who killed that
cow IIt' perish in the attempt. Entering
thII li::li:1111'1'11:1;.:1~, he rode at tho h-Iud
‘ of 111.4111-1:11I111111Int.11ptoIlIoIcEIiIIf‘stIIptIe
and lug-.111 1114' inu-ntiuation. 'l'urlo-y
l’I-:Itln r, tho IIlIiIIt',1!1IIIl.u'1d that nocow
11.111 hm 11 killed. The lo-utt-tinnt 11114141011
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11nd dII111.1uIiI d that the guilty 1111311111 ho
ho unlit out.>'11ve1':tl 41:111-11iet'11 \\'t' 1'11
('lillt'I 1 up. and Hwy 111;. \1'141I d..4 411' :IiunId
any LIIIMh'IlgII of tho- 1' ow
”'l'im young 111111111111 11: 41111-1 upon
having :1 41.11.. II1:It lilil\|"lill Iv1rt11

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manic .111) .InnoquI-il III 'lm'kI-y lI 1411111 1'
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‘1111 a lit \R' ill. ll [11 (it ll'."'11 tip 111: guilty
ludiuu. at th . I‘Kllll'dilI 11 of 11111.11 time
die 'I .'I.uld lire upon thII villa;. III.

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i retired to 111:: [cm in (haunt. Withoutt
‘ tiuukirm If the con4'1I1uI- 11c es the young

I in up” 111., 11211111; ptvin his Word i'Itlt' "

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,up 111:. have 1111- ordIII to lll't'

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l (11.11141 greatly outnumbered tho littlo 11”,, 111 13,.
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“'111k of a 21.1 minutes to lay low c1'1;

‘ man in 111: 1t' -mail hand, including :4:
young 111 Incm mt. . t.
'l)ur1ng the night .411ch 1 ding

' 111:1.4'4acrc I no surviving Wounded .411

hi4 wav to the camp, 1111111 1111114," 1111-
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