Mill!“ ram for Ill»
Michell on unlim-
urn-31 mall. In advance».
- I the , month. IIIIII; tum.
at: WM tumult» rear. to
“to”. ”I‘ll WWII. to he paid
“II. In Wouldn‘t-III utmt.
blow-lu- call. III-a.
. In. at Wall amt. Norwalk:
”V
“Immo- u‘t 'l'llc Nominal “mm.
«our w». you will cantor II
I In. with: or brlnclng It
3:; in album be ml-
. 1N0 HENTINEL.
Ilotlth b'omlk. than.
I Smut!!! hm a I‘I'rculltliml i
3 III N orlcall' and I'll .S'IIIIIIrIIII 7
mdrmblo, Ilmll "II I ‘IIIIIIII'Iml
dill! cum» ’l'llrrr IIIwIl llm'l- I
-I’mu Room I'II IIIImgyII 0pm m:
n
”on” Weather Pomont.E
. ~ Maddy womb-c» III be partly
with“! tram-- r. pm» mind by {all
”Mull“ wI-utllcr ulIIlI-IIIII and
Moo thermal» I» log and IlIItIuIquI.
Mom front the MulhlloI-t up-
Ehrlich. 'I‘IIIIIIIrr-Ilr ll IIr-IInhII 76]
will; ltlthmltl and snow and
Wm clump-II. and on lip “:th
Wu wind;
.. rttccord.
point of tho tbennomotot' torE
Ab» Walla“ zero: Invest. Ill degroonE
I
hallo ending at noon today
Adm [hr Tumor-mu.
Instant ll tide Loyttdo
um; morn . E
In Shim And New Gum.
"nip Unitsd P48“?! haltflow a ll cake!
compared with that of England.
,tthlfi In 18L. ' But it no lump on '
Wm” lI. IIuI» r cII Instantly building
hips it ill “in l_I' that I.'II will have
llm tint lighting, [IIIIIIII all any of
glig‘bllcrr mt nations
’lhc pvt-wot ucui of tin» I'Iqutryin
W daftmzcr. fortification”. grout guns .
Ming thl» author” to our priu
,ctpal Imapnm and lighting altitu- that
tackle foreign cruinrn'. 'lll'II _of»
than great “film lu' .I'I» latcly III-cu put
,Vplocc at. Willltll point. Long iI-ln,‘d.
V where tho» sound narrows into
”Wt itlcllllcd l'5:I -t l"»ll\tl’. :lFlIllIt. past
I”! York ci v lilo a I.Iill III. I» The
_, MW t‘a'lf III It at» of tho pattcrtl
m dicwwating guns. ’lhI»y arc
Inuit, ,fila'u III.’ of, than is ,
tubulind it tut..- : IL: long black 1
, out. into .Ilc III I and 5",)! .4 oil III.qu
Why ill) low niIIIILI' arrangv Input of
not»; it lltI‘Ip'é IIII» it lli' II» 'I I"IIlI»I' in
“Pmmlifimun‘ ll.- -.»..- IIt‘ lat no IIII: lilo
m draw" in ad on it and Ethnic i; it
El. Ewllofthc tIlII IIIIrIlII.I1I,I.'I1iug
W ltlisclntlut' :: I; it'll IIr pt IJtl' Ill»
tough up. 575 IIIIIIIIIII “ll: in fillt' if can
,Mrate armorpl'm- II I im- :II»I~1 thick.
I. too. 8.181: will“ :I'.'. In,
“hm battla- Iipa lIaII bI‘»I- -II h».
I, put. Hider I-.II1ItI'»IIIIiIIII which
lull! much to our lighting pollcr at
Willa: clIIII» tango. 'l'hIIII ate
it and flu» lIIIIIVuI kl. 'l‘hcy
“Hm fillilll'fl l a! film Ill Illa. ' 1111.1: IlLI',
and tin! matractun' all all~Il.IIl four
' to doll IV'IIl'I’IIrl; but undo uhtcdly ti. e
T! will by mud] in ionic time. '1 boy
I“, hobaili Eli .Ill‘filllil‘l ‘I'v'lls. 'l‘hcy
1i“? 3 dlflcr from European l.a'.’tlc>hip.: in
L Elite: will ham IIIIIIIoIl'IIIItVVltrss coal
manna more guns. it is not. 0,3er
Med that they will all»: ha». o to‘ntcam
m!» from Innnc. though they can
V ,Vcnmgh fuel to enable them to
Wthc moan at fullspcI-IIV if neces-
“Ibo, Kcmarge and the Kentucky ll'lll
Eve web a double turret both fort». and
Q and the lunch: will carry the lar-
gttnllof any battleships afloat. They
fill be 13 inch guns. and each. ship will
"have four of then». There will also be
to each rm! four 8 i'III h guns The
Wise and the Ket4.c.ky will cost
M, W) apiece. They come high.
Mucus will consist of 500 men to
cash thip. Harveyized armor plate pro-
acts tho realms. They will draw 25 feet
.,...._.—'...-I——-_
I! the Glamimno government had not
up overthrown In the snmmerof 1885.
"the boundary (Intention between British
W and Vmanela would have becn
W that year bye arbitration and
than would never have been any more
Mb. Imrd Granville war then the
”(rotary for foreign attain-I.
What! lhrcequestious for settle-
with Great Britain. Ouc waé some
, Wt, claims that had barn made
E ”till! mtb’ against Vcnezuvla;
W...“ Va . ttovcruy clllJCll'lllIlg
' lint: 1!. while the» third ." he llas
' napalm! of disputed III: undarics.
V Granville. with the approval of
,had written a lottor agrcriug
Ida there Mpocliul euhjms III a
mission from II: c lwII gIIl'cr-u
' when tho audduldoonfall I If the
pied-um: and the I joining» into
= dthc thwvatirw, with Balls
ht their head Mitoyed all that
' »h-l accomplished toll ard a III—trio
‘llfltil ”Ween VInI» znela and
W Without ofl'rtm: it may
' that if phlllicall jealousy
w hid not prompmi Sahrhury to
, $th 118qu 1!!le had
mold not have got into but
WWI. 1895.
II'I'I‘ amnion III».
who III out» If bill moduli in tilt M
Yuk Ecruld
l‘lIo fatztlzl mid Ember-II cf the wot-III
guard their IIIIII‘IItIu with the gamut
In”: from III» llsiwtluulztms of IN“. E
'l'l.I';, Lecp 'lllt'lzl IItt' tho billet»: and out E
I l” pita-1.: Illa-u» Ila,» will III-.1 «til. Rut T
llli.. t5 onlyulu: :~I1I1' and ”Ir llIaLt't Isidro -
I! ;I truly IIIIIILI lI-.».;I.iu,-. \llII'I IlIly‘
I»IIIII'.».II:I» lll l..I»,II.IItI.I‘ I» III ILI- II..II: ,
llllrl' lél‘l‘lllil lhkt: huI.I II;IIII:.I.II.1~I»pl‘n E
alglll till; final. I'. lgl'IlJI; that good i»!
more [.I.».».I1'.‘I..I;.' I;I:I!.1»..;,» II;.I.I lzml. if
It \H'l‘o II»: :II. 113th lLII ."1 \Inultl b; ‘
ulIIrI' ll2i1'l't» , 1.3.qu ll'l‘rl and lll’llllw‘llt't‘ll
I
llll!’1»\\n:‘l.l II':..»» III .. at prupll». 'l‘lu»
~'.I I 1' II 'It...1- t. _‘.' 1.3m rII.l.'.~,»pII'h;l;.= -
lows. bin 1' '°' 1::IlI «Ill: or; \Iill I: ill :1
IIIIhlII lLll. .‘Ilzing [luill through tin
of the urn: lay .Llll'l. 1":I» Ell. Iy of hm
boy I: Ln] who i.- l-..I. lrrsl'c lllltl true. to '
it‘ll a llt.‘ limit 1' Ilse I.II.I~'t pom-rill] temp-
union will IspIIIlz III llll i: up. I».~»IIiImablI-
:llilIl {H in“ an; I ... 2 I II \llll‘ pf l: g for ac-
lflnlfill:tllfittlr~ l1Iltlthl‘\\llltltI.
All of us. growl pII pie and chum-.Iu
All!
E admiro uboluull clsc IIIIlIlI», llcmic Ilmh;
truth'uhII as. goutltncml, Indium-Es. gou-
E crucify. good tempt-r If no put mom of'
Etthctll qualitim into but IIllIl clcry day
lives. all the world would catch thorn by
and by. and it would not ltllttl w long a
time either.
ROWAYTDN.
Mrs. Gcoml‘crrin. ol‘ Stalufoml \'lIIit»V1
'cd III-1' sistcr. Mrs. (N'Ill‘ Mills. yet-Itch,
day.
Tlu- Epworth III-alum birthday Iociul. j
last. night, at tho» residI-ncc. of (‘. W.
Boll Main xtmw I. will not our N51.
Thc owning llals v'clv cujoyubl) passml
Elvlth gamma.
BRANCRVlLLE
MRI. J. Fitl““’(‘|l and Mrs. Mend spent E
Tuesday I-vcuing with Mrs. Alltll't‘WE
tlodfrcy. “
Mr. Ruyfcuburg is no butter.
doctor gives up hope of his rIsI-I'IvI-ry.
Till I
[I‘ll Mcatl ‘cmuc'up frmu tho city and
visitcd his mothcr ol'cr Sunday.
Mm Audrcll (IIIIlfrcv callI-d tlu
Mrs. (I. N. Wt»bbll11~lt Satuula}. E
A tllolvc-poumi son was born to
(Icurgc Gould on Saturday. I
Rcv. and Mrs. Mourh I'allcd llll Mrs. V
(I. ll. Mdrehonm» 11»cc11tl_v.
.Ialncs l'lalliwcll called on friondu' in E
Bruuchvillc on Moudtlv E
.lohn Godfrey and wife called on hisE
. VlIrIlthI I» on Monti: l\.
CRANBURY.
.\ musical ll .1 III III M IIII» l“t~4ltll‘.-Vllt't‘ of
Mine ”1‘ »'ItiI» \aultooscar but night.
About forty ol' lll‘l‘ fricuds III II» Inc soul.
After tVIIc I»IIII»I't:1iu11u»ut ll sumptuous
collation llus ercd. All llI»rI- lI»'1v
much pleaml \n'th thI I» \t‘lllllg’ I cum-
taimm- IIt ’ E
l’.‘ l“. (‘hnk ~In"p1i.~»cd his unighlnnsi
this Vluoiniug bringing holm» :ttlcll'E
but-10 llsflllt‘ (111) light. E
E
“E
A loop vcnr outertaiuulcut and supper
will be held at thc. (‘1':l1llu'wy clulpclV
l" chi-nary 2h.
WINNIPAUK. ‘
llubbcll mount» is in a \"I»1_l bad I-IIII- E
ditiouasa Icsult of tho rcccut sun-.111
III somc. placcn largo tun-films of thc roudE
haw-Ina“ Il'auhcd away :md‘V‘in (It-hora
thcmttrelm'gli delmstits til Shillfln‘ :IudE
sand. TlIIlroud should bu mpajrcd, IIHE
it. is wry dangerous. .
DARIEN AND NDRDTON.
Thomas Wood J1 ., “as about. to sthIE
into his wagon at Norotou, yesterday",
ll hen his foot slippI d and he struck hiai
chin against the suit» of tho wugolf. cut E
ting a gneh' In his nook from our to ear. I
The funcral of Ruxscll son of M1. and E‘
Mrs. Clarlmct» Scoficld w as held this:
morning of II o’clock, from tho rcs.’
deuct» of his Emulrlt'athcr Heurv Sco-
field. E
The fort-closm'tvsuit. of the Stamford
Savings bank agaiuxt. Fichett, for :1
claim oflitl III. In will come up April
Hill.
The Republican caucus to utmliuutc :1
candidate for tax I‘aollect’or will take :1.
placc tonight, in the Town Hall.
Alliefiuris tllSltK‘fltt‘tl his shoulder last
Saturday; at. the home. of Andrew Stark.
Dr.‘I»‘rcnch attended him. _
MissCeugla W. Taylor, of,.Norwulk. i
paid a visit to thc Soldicm” Homo at E
NIIrotou, Tuesday. _
WilliamW. Wt» bb of Noroton Hoights.
ha; broil gI'IIutcdan original pcusiou. E
Thu» new firc apparatus will be» hen» in
four 01 six w cell's. ‘
POPULAR AIDSERENTS
All Dnchtous Comedian. E
(‘harliI- Drew the unctuous comcdian,
with tht» Standard 0pm“ Bomb». con:-
pauy. which opens a two nights' cu-
:agcmcut and Saturday mutinH» all
Hoyt s ThI-atn tomorrow night has» I». ,
scat part. it is said. in “Thc Littlc»
Dukc." His origin. 11 munnm' and quit k‘j
wit loop the» lumen, Ill continual laugh E
Vter. He ncl'cr want-ts to horse plov, but
has that rare ability’to amour». by legiti»
mate mums.
.b‘inginxund dum' mg Houbroltl». tub» of ltlIIw1
(Il’.\.\'ll '.ll‘\l l. EAE X' tilI\\lI’l‘ MI I l». .\l .\'I
Producing the who I'uIiIu: \lll'l‘f'si of tho may..."
ETHE. LITTLE DUKE!
ERS
Butharllc Pills
cannot. be I-qII:IIcIl.WI1I»II IIll'
friends and; Im» ll Int In tho» III-Id
l‘mumll for chromium of flu» IIIIIIVII.
:II' ll. then», or luau-III. Ill) iIIlzlrla
l-Iuausllcrhe \le s I’ills." Mrs.
.\l.ll .lIIIlzva. \'I- --ll Yurkt‘ ity.
Highest
AWards at . .
World’s Fair.
l
I'l'rI'III'IIlw'lI' .7, E
’ E
Dout
Monkey
With your cold!
it in the bud.
con» :1 bottle of
HALE’S LUNG ;
aALsAII I
Nip
l’ ro-
It.
the first thing you do laud ll-K‘IOHQRWP shall still at 80 and I10:
and s .wc youtselfftom
uccdlcs‘s. suffering
Trial Bottle Free.
uonwnutoEEuA HDDSE' I
All (11”,. llmk.
'I‘o mun»
THE FUGITIVE. E
Elinwood’s Merry!
Players! E
E
E
Including E
MISS LETTIE SHEPPARD,
llir.‘ t‘ omplmy.
I
MR. DAVE SEYMOUR, »
lIltI» l'IIWM' ~ by l.I»:1ft' onlpuuy.
E
(”hungo- oi l'lIl ll'iulltb
“cod and rum! nsons. '
I
ilk-Ion» will.» Ill I
llI- <flllt'll Spill. lot hullmthls cloning. III.
III.) Prlzw gilt» ll luv: 11 tonight V
l
1' . . E
lath Grand Annual I
MASQUERADE
AND CARNIVALE
OF THE
Germania Saengerbundq
AI (Ictmauia llnll.\\:lshi1uou Stu-IIE
Bring
uounnv EVENING, FEB. t1, l896E
.llusil bl
I»IIIII.HIII.11IINII' lllIL lllll IIIIII'IIA E
Il‘nn'l' l‘»lI»I M M PM!“ I ll and Dam mg. I
I-uol' mum (Elli-1 mum l'romplot
E
I
E
1
lclucsonlcd by 2:. |II1'.-'IIu- in hundsomc IIIII E
I.Iti,.u.-,II1.~IIIII1II».-'. t'IIlaiqu Light l1:r1u’.-m»d E
by tho NI-w lurk (abium I ight (0111p 1m ullE
Enicht. (itund .‘dllI'Ih.It».',»1:.II‘»-Il.lIk «harp.
EUHHSSTIIN (mm and ill-b.1511”. l».\l1:l
[Indy III: routs.
Suitscnu llt‘ had III F. Voclim» who will III» III
IIII» "all all day.
ORANDV
ETurkish Bazaar,
‘.\.\II E
Tableaux !
5 1x Tm:
Norwalk Methodist Church
Wednesday and Thursday Eve’ gs
Fol; 1'3 and 13.
Under the Auspices of tho
INASMDGII cIncLE
KING 5 DAUGHTERS.
, Admission to Bazaar, 1.3 Cents.
H ovrs 'rI-I EAT RE.
Friday and Saturday Nights
A\l)
Saturday Matinee.
Fob. H and III.
STAN DARD
OPERA—- '
BOUFF’E
CO.
The pciiormc» rs will III» abwiutcllmrst I» lass.
'I‘hI» boy-It article and grand I-horuxcn. im-
1- Mlumm and I» ntmnc ing mimic. Wt» gunnin-
1ilflll.’lllllll»-ulh,!~ I' Klll' »l‘lt Ilnlm‘ r.
hPl"l"0§‘?5.?-'l.l|ll1lTilt”.
»Pl-Ii~tnd Min-l “III—II l drug Eton»..-
IIIELLIE M. DISBROW.
Teacher of Plano.
Term Reasonable on A'lpllcation. Ad-
‘ cool. off tIII»Ill all.
Heat-Inn» n11 RIII :II
M
Booth in
Dull "to”. .,
BUSINESS - ENOUGH - HERE - ALL - THE -
chcr dull alwnvs smoothing that we me giving alvuv at a sacrifice.
and so“ our goods.
Whilc others :11'» liquidating and Illt'lllllt‘l'S
tcll the slow that wc km
:lrc hall sold.
“on In
Falrtlcld
County.
Now Vork Offloo. 048 iroadwoy.
I\\' how to bu
TIME!
'l‘hc crowds
l)l‘\' floods llcll bought
Ictiriug IrouI the firm bcc: Iusc
thcrc Is not httsiucss cuough prol'cs that thcy Ilou‘ t buv tllcir goods right lot it thcv
Ilid thcy could scll so that, thc pcoplc \\' ould |l11_l III thcm :IIIII tlIcIc would be no uccd
of ”rctlriug."
hcncc tllll succcsa.
inkling busincss.
(lurngcuts Ill oursvndicatc Iu'c :lll\:1v§" III tIIc tuzlrkct tor bi},r (lccds.
Buying thc bcsl of thc lowcst p1 tcc and selling thc host at the
lowcst priccs is the best ll':1_vt
HERE IS A EBLAZE 0F BARGAINS
Kitchen Department.
WI»l1:ll'c :uldcd'.’ .000 minim». II»I»t toE
this dcpnrhucut.
Edcmztudcd it.
0111» iIIcu-mling
Ant
Vl‘-IIII that pmvos that lII» one right it
’.p1'icI»II Now lump it humming.
'l‘iu Rico Rodent, hoary tin. '33Iluartu.‘ ,
always sold :It :llo, this wcck ‘3-lc.
’I‘iu tulip." ., land It quarts. with
I-rIl price Ilc II’II», 21c for this work wI-E
will sell tin-m at he, llc 13c
(‘oal Biclcu. for the econmny coal. loo
’Wbou this IlelalrIIIImItE
EllaeVIil-ht IIpcuI-d wcluttl III-mm II'lx. 5"Ew0flhu" "1‘8“" ,
IIIIll ll'I» him» a floor 713:: ".m
sold nt 500‘ for this littll‘ :llk».
urinal ml ‘29”.
.I pcr (tout.
..
“h” :’ Dinucr Hcts~Fo or this sale ll'c Ilhull
"""Eulkvon 10 per cent. on :11lDiuncr Scta.
land I- button (llam- Glm' as, l'nlucIl from
"'0" j! to $1. .51x-rpnir,f.fllc
Men' II tint» Dog Skin lined plain and
fur tops. valncs from $1. ‘35 to $1. 50 per
-pflil’, 000.
Ladies' Fast Black Extra Heavy Seam
Kuifc Boxes whim wood, pnrtitionwl E1088 Stockings A m'ent- bargain, 3mm
lll\\:l\‘l~l LII». this sale llc.
.lardinI-ms—- All kind.» of .Tllrdincres. -
Ludics’ Il~buttuu Icugth Mouhquetoirc
Em“.
[ammo—WI» him» about too hoops; Mall'.s&lumless StxrksmlIlcvorywhcmV
:loft. Hanging. Hall. Library. llnlll'ingfm lilo npair. 3pm,- 34o.
ERIloIII. Dining Table. and
Room Lamps. We». shall talk» 33},
Don't limit, I
and bu) um».
I but) Till l’iI» l'l:1tcs.ulll'tlys III» I-
this Still». lt'.
tluc pint Tin (‘ ups always sold at in», §
for this Halt‘ :l ._.c
t 'Hntnphta Toilct Sole, always solduté
{$2.39, for this suit» $I.~I.'I.
I‘- IIIII-omtl'd (hips and Saul-cm, always» E
film-ping
_ Boys‘ and (.IirlII' Extra Heavy Ribbed
Eileen». full length. sizes from 5 to to,
‘. two pairs 2?".
Boy'_.~' Unlanndcrcd Shirts. sizes from
It to ill, n»gular 50 ccnt quality, L’llc.
5, mo yards Hamburg Edgingsfi. ’E “EI
12. In and '.’:‘II- por_ vard. just' lfiwrwut.
less than Icguhlr prim-s.
.300 dorm-II but-tons. worth from It) to
3 '50 per dozen. choicc lc.
Ililll pairs of M'inIIlrs, our own iulporta»
pI-r
'nmo
:II-h.
To Knock Out Any Sale Ever Advertised!
lion, clory pair llurrulttcd, rcguhu'
{lo-pic" Tcu Sci. decorum! ill brown “an" “W“ J". to '9" ll‘l' Pm" 3""-
.that ucvor fudcs. Illll.Iy~1 sold :II in, this
l.ll11I».~' from lint III '.'.'II-
Skirts.
30 Skirts mudI» of black mohair. lig-
11ml #4 lllll‘ti,*‘.’.‘.lh‘.
Dress Goods.
2111 picccs Black Figured Mohair. 25c
quality for tile.
21) pioccs Fancy Sailings, 19c quality
for I2EI_.c.
5 pieces 5'. Linch Black India Twill, 500
quality for 370 .
10 places all colors 52-inch N w Spring
Scrgcs, 75c quality for 500.
Ill pieccs New Pluids, all wool, 75c
quality for 501'.
'20 pieces All Wool Scrgcs, all t‘tllm‘ll,
IIII- qttlllity for 250.“
Hill: (liulpl,
VpI-r yard. ‘Jo.
Jackets ‘and Capes.
II
..
L‘I’I (Ellllfll‘f‘ll'd (fonts.
I'uch.
'30 ('hildrcu's floats." - to l yours,
cut-l1
Ill ladit‘s‘ (Tapes, *5 IIIII» for 83.30.
'30 Ladies' Jacketa. $15 Ollt‘fl $6 and $8.
to If yours, Talc.
9N!
lo Iuahc it doubly intcrcstiug to our p:tt1'.Ims Ilc will "ilc :1\\:I_l two first ct] [SS
Sc“ mg
lllill be dmwn Moudm cv.cnin»g lcb. 2i
S.- Ilc connncnccs S:It., l
Tnlophone GaIL 57 4.
ch. Silhl
M:1chi110s.tl1c first \\ ill bc Ilrml t1 Monday cvcning‘. l ch. 17. (Hill Machiuc No.2
Sccurc :1 coupon “1th c1 c1_\ purchase mndc.
Silt}, .nltl continues mic \\ ccll'.
The Norwalk Boston Store,
‘Corner Main and Wall Streets,
Norwalk, Ct.
the parent out. We but. It:- told”
um and again. all moo m that?"
occident- hoppw mutually which
room to Ipllttbo glut prludghtu'l
sentient-Illino- to ribbon; We regret
this, for It will canon doubtl to urine in.
the mind- of nnbcllcvm II to the noble
and high minded motim that pronlpt
tin» flood» of members of the print lulu»
iug profmlou. lt ht too bad to haven
doubt out upon their utuiuleeu Input!-
thin» for morality and mommy.
Nuvortholeac truth III truth. There III
no doubt but the Hon. James J., trill!»
ing in lllll superior utmngth as u cham-
pion bruiuer. tried to make a cigarette
in his dressing room in the Philadelphia
theater where he was thrilling audit-neon
nightly with his delineation of a first
class gentleman in “The Naval Cadet."
This wall against the rules bocautle of
, the danger of fire. When a plucky little
fireman, with a good nose for tobacco
smoke, caught Gentleman Jim at it and
requested him to stop, it is rocorchl
that. (l. J.. in rpita of being the flower
of chivalry and courtesy. shoved the lit-
tle fireman out and banged the door on
him. We are pained to find also that
this immaculate being used profane hul-
gauge. When the fireman tried to re-
enter the room. the big tighter begun to
thump and kick him unmorcifully. just
as if G. J. had been ll barroom loafer,
the meanest kind of a one too. But all
the world rejoices to know that the
plucky little fireman gave G. J. a good.
stinging top over the mouth and then
caught him by the leg: and slid him
down stairs on his back. Bravo little
fireman;
But it is too bad that the reputation
of prize fighting gentlemen must nufl’er
so from these occasional lapses.
Signs of Insanity.
That frisky Englishman, Forbes Wins-
low, who wns over here in America last
summer and did not at all contradict it.
when people mistook him for his father.
the great Dr. Forbes Winslow, has writ-
ten in Harper’s Monthly 3 paper on tho
symptoms manifested by persons who
are going crazy. These signs are many
and so varied that it tends to make ouo
think all the world is a little bit insane
or also that Mr. Forbes Winslow himself
is slightly touched.
For instance, if you recognize ”sonic.
ty" for the unspeakable bore that. it in
and find after a time that :1 littleof it
goes a long way, with seeing jun; thn
same people and hearing just the some
things time after time; if you discover
this and stay at home with your books
and a few friends to the extent of
E "shunning" society, than Mr. Winslow
finds you will bear watching as to your
mental condition. If also you are full
of joy becausc things go right or created-
ingly blue when they go wrong, that,
too, in a hint of awful possibilities of
A GREAT SUCCESS
tlm' coffcc, wc mcau is :1 rrI-at success as it goes into the leading families
of flu: town.
vast number.
“Can't get such coffee clscwhcre :15 you scntl us," so say :1
We throw out the life linc to thosc who are using poor
goods and want them to catch on to somcthing that will do them good.
Flour is advancing in price. Now is the time to purchase.
Fancy fresh cggs,2‘3c dozen.
lilgin creamcry butter, 4}} pounds, for 1.00.
boneless bacon and hams thcilncst on the market.
Elegant gilt edge butter, four pounds $1.00.
the Ferris Delicious
Call for delicatcssc
Try
sugar com, the highest grade possible to obtain and is :1 table luxury. We
can supply vou with the huest oi the who. It, as all of our goods are of the
lust Ilualitv.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
Leading Grocer.
SO. NORWALK.
E?
An open secret in successful housekeeping is in saving, not only in cooking, but in buying.
will be to your interest to
satisfaction that you will save
Good Advice * to Housekeepers!
It
call at our store, purchase vour groceries and we will prove to vour entire
money by dealing with us.
I cans Tonmtocs.
l czlus‘ Com,
l cans String Beans.
3 cans Peas, '-
3 cans Pumpkin.
E ".cuus Bartlett Pears,
I can Peaches,
:5c 4 lbs. Cal. Prunes. 25c
25c libs. best Raisins, , 250
73310. 3 lbs. N. E. Mince Moat, 25c.
23m 1 lb. extra Prunes, mo
‘25:». Ill). Zl'uporatcd Apples. Ilk-
Qilc I 1b. Evaporated Peaches, 10c.
10c Ill). Apricots, I'.’V('
2o lbs. Gran. Shgar. $1.01)
30 lbs. Pail Jelly. 1.00
I; lbs. Soda Crackers. .25
lo lbs. Oatmeal, :25
Gold Dust package, J“
No 2 Mackerel, per 1b., .10
('odtish,pe11b., .orl
Very Best Elgin Creamery Butter, 25 Cents PoundV!
"and S Flour $4. 25 Per Barrel, 55c Bag.
NEW YORK GROCERY co.
Donovan Buildifig,
- A South Norwalk.
33 Main Street, Norwalk, Conn.
durum Walt Avenue. an: in Girl
Calling Cards! Er»
EITHER
graved or Printed
lit the Sentinel Office! '
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being off your head. Finally there is
one sign which will hit at least. three-
fourths of all the people under this can-
Eopy. If a person telhl the same story
E over and (IVI'I‘ again, he is on the road to
lunacy. This is dreadful. Think of tho E
number of after dinner speakers who are
stark crazy.
Eastern people who are too poor, too
lazy or too indifferent to go to Califor-
E'niu for themselves, will soon have op
portnnity to see its‘ products near home.
‘ Enterprising citizens‘of San Francisco
and other parts of the state have'orgnu—
ized a traveling exposition of Culiftmiiu
industries. It will open in Madison
Square Garden, New York city. This
will certainly be :1 uil‘ique show, with
its strange mingling »of present day
'3 hustling and accomplishment with the
E lauguorous old days of Spanish occupc~
tion in California. Three distinct social
states indeed will be represented, the old
Spanish one. that of the “fortymihers”
in the first days of the gold rush,
and that of the present day, when Cali-
fornia seems to grow the biggest fruits,
the fastest trotters and the haudsomest
women in America or the world.
In every'purcbase it has made, from
Louisiana to Alaska, the United States
has been lucky and more than got its
money back. Why should we not now
purchase Cuba from Spain, and the
horrible war there and settle forever
the question of Cuba’s government? The"
fair island is today no more of a foreign
country than Louisiana was when we
bought it in 1803. Its; commercial value
to the United States is quite as great as
that of Louisiana was, and it is grow-
ing greater all the time. Cubans am
fine, brave people, and We should be
proud to welcome them into the Union.
This is the time. as Senator Thurston
has said, to brohdly and plainly assert
the Monroe doctrine before all nations.
as also our determination to standby
it. To do this in a cool, polite and dig-
nified way is the duty of congress and
the administration.
Already the United States treasury
Ilcpartmont has received the 23,857
Inc-dais awarded at the World's fair,
and by the limo of. tho next World’s
fair in 1992, if tho commission has
luck, it will have got them distributed.
One of Governor lcvi P. Morton's
sayings: “When a man gets into public
life.. he finds his wealth increasing very
rapidly."
The cast must look out a it will be
loftfnrbchiud by the wantincntcu'.
Norwalk Chronicler