It 5f cents;
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Wie‘have Lndies’ Dongola Button
Children’s Pat. Tip Spring Heels,
‘Ladies' Flannel Lace Shoes at 50¢ a pair.
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38 Washington Steet. So. Norwallt.
.Hruinquanrzns FOR
'"First-Class - Meatsll
J‘A‘CO'BWZWSCHAUB, Proprietor.
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4 Salt: Pills.
troubles repult fatally.
For sale at Tomlinson’ s drug store.
1...... Shoe Store!
40 AND. 42 WALL s'r., NORWALK.
We' have a few pairs left from our January Sale that are the bigger
bargains ever offered at any sale of shoes In this city.
Those Winter Russets at 83.00 are regular 05 Shoes.
. Those Patent Leather Lace Shoes, 31.85, are regular 03.50 Shoes.
Those Ladies' Shoes at 01.39 are regular 32.00 and $2.50 Shoes.
‘B’S’
When in doubt what to use for Nervous Del-tiny . Loss of Sexual Power (In either
his checked and full vigor quickly restored.
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rder we vs: a
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Pat. Tip Shoes at 88c.
sizes 5 to 8, at 45c; sizes 9 to 11,11
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Free l Freeil
EVES‘ traumas 1111.:
You have noticed that "afterreadr
ing fora short time you fool
sleepy, and your eyes burn.
You are not fitted with your
glasses. There is a. muscular
stain. Then try one eye and
you will find yourcycs aronot
alikc. Hatvc them fitted by
onsvssttv 0.0011 s so.“
16 Noti'rti MAIN 13111151311.
. hnvo been sunt out before.
. Sunday
5
horns. These. however, were few in nun.
Mend tbs mnjoritysrsbsnglnl on. with
left faith in Stuart's abllidty to poll
of! 1.1.0.11 as he has and to do.
If Mshsr's eyes do not recover with so!
Intent stupidity to enable him to 1st Ind!
locus is a sorely disappointed Insn our
the turn things are taking andlsslit-
tloinclinad to find fault with Dishes for
not taking sumciont precautions during his
training. He Is confident of his ability to
beat labor in two rounds. or four at the
outside, and the obstacles that have been
placed it his way have tended to disconb
him somewhat. lie rodo over into
Pssoon his wheel. and. although liar
hor- wcnt to Las Crocus. tho Texas ran-
gers st ones struck Fltsstmnions’ trail to
prevent him from engaging in a fist fight
with 41 man 40 odd miles away. The con-
stant dogging of his every movement by
the rangers has added another feature to
the disgust which Fltzsimmons cntertslns
of the general situation. Thorn Is no doubt
that he is vory anxious to fight. provided
he does not run up against to jail, and
particularly 0 Mexican jnil.
Maker's flora Eyes.
Dr. White, who has been nttnndlng hin-
hcr. said. after his putlont had departed for
Las Cruccs. that ho had grave fours no to
Mahor’ s ability to be in the ring on Mon
day.
“Homay b0 able to do it. " the doctor
said, “but it is doubtful. It is llltcly to
be a week, and he may not como around
by that time. His eyes are in very bad
certainty when he will be able to one clear-
ly. V,
Governor Ahumndn was on the nlort to
prevent any light in his boillwlck. Ho
had his men not watching eagerly for any
signs of men crossing the river in large
numbers. Even the Mexican collcctor of
the port of Juarez, Manuol Bouchc, cm
of the most genial and pleasant of men,
sat at his desk in the custom house with
a trornondously big rovolvur before him.snd
in the court of the federal bulldlng stood
several horses ready for him and his 0111-
ployoos to mount and ride to the battle-
ground.
All last night and far into the greater
part of the morning tho training quurtors
of Fitzslmmons in .lunrcz \vcro surround-
shape, and thorn is no' telling with tinyI
. "it No wonder iheolhcr clothing sellers are fucking (ran.
tic endeavors iglurn the tide of buvcrs.
Such selling as has been doing at our store this win
ter is without parallel, and you are responsible for it L
just as the business grows, we can do better things.
We've evcr offered you beforc.
double breasted sucks und three button cutaway frocks.
We've a few odd coats cut Prince Albert style we have
made one half original price; if your size is here and
you prefer this style you have 11 chance to buy them
less than cost to make.
. —--'-)(
This week we will place on sale in our llut Depart-
and us it has grown this last month and so far this,-
we put the betterment in practice by giving the best
mode, the best might the best fitting ,;
Clay'Worstcd Soils of ”0.00.
' Clay Worsted Suits at “5100.
Clay Worsted Suits at 320:06-
Made in, single and
went all the new spring blocks made for us by the
at
ed by It cordon of mounted Mexican
guards. It was nnarly noon before any of .
the inmnws ventured from tho housu, 11nd ;
than Jullun wont to federal hendqunrtcrs ,
in company with a friend. who brought
him tho information that the wholo Fits I
simmons rctinuo 11ns to ho ordcrcd out of
Mexico. Jullnn thought It ndvisublc to
not wait for the order.
Bouchc that ho had nolntcntion of violnt-
ins Mexican law, and that it the tight 11110
to have taken piano in Mexico 1111 the
traps of tho Fltzslmmons putty would
Ho told tho
collector that there was ilttlo cbuncc of
the fight being brought off. owing to Mu-
hcr‘s condition. and he hoped. under the
circumstit'nccs, his party would not full un~
der tho bun of the state.
During the conversation Governor Aha-
mndn cnllud upon Collector Honcho. .luliun
was introduced. and the gist of Julian’s
stntcmcnt was trnnslntcd to him by the
collector. Tho governor wns courteous.
but noncommittnl. and .lullnn wns boWod
out.
Fits Detained by Mcxloan Officials.
In coming ovur to tho thcntor on this
side F ltzslmmons 1111.1 stopped by tho Mox-
icon oilicluls. 111111 nguin In returning
Fitsslmmons cxpluincd he hud no inton-
tfon of fighting in his full dross garb. 11nd
that Mnhcr was not in condition to fight.
He was held until it wus found that Muhcr
was blind and then rcicnscd, but 11 guard
was posted about his house.
Thomas F. 0' Rourke. the backer of Jon
Walt-ott, will have his man weigh in to
tiny and claim the forfeit of Dun Stuart if
tho flght between his mun and Bright
Eyes is not brought off. The fight is
scheduled for today. and O'Rourke will
Insist upon having his $250 if no chnncc
is given for the 11qu to get into the ring.
There is no likelihood thttt this fight will
take plncc. It cannot be pulled off with-
out giving the authorities a. tip us to
where smart intends to bring off the big
bottle. and he will inks no chunccs on
having thnt fight stopped. The situation
has worked down to 11 simple proposition
of having the fight before the kinctoscopc.
It is practically Stuart s' only chance to
win out and thc’ only hopo that tho kine-
toscope people have this side of the grave
for the recovery of tho 817. 000 they have
already pnt'imo-tbo schémo. The kincto-
scopo, of course, is the strongest thing in
favor of the fight coming off, and an
effort will certainly he made to get tho
men into tho ring us soon as Muhur is in
any condition to fight. ‘Tlm location of
the fight is still the some deep. lmpsnptra-
his secret. Nobodyknows a thing obout.
It. and only one thing is oortnln—-lt will
not be in Texas. It may be four miles
from El Paco, and itmny be“ 100. Nobody
have Stuart knows tho direction or the dis-
0111111141111 backer of Maher, has tole-
phonod from Las Cruccs that Peter's eyes
are 95 per cent better. and ”that he would
surely bsahlom be in the ringllonday.
Intbe meantime concessions have been
secured foi- a big bull fight in Juarez on
State Bonds and Notes. .
SHIPRIRDBVILLE. Ky“ Fob. let—When
Judge W. T. Morrow arrived here from
Frankfort. he found that thieves had on
torsd his house in his absence and token a
tin box containing notes. bonds and otht-r
valuable pnpers'to the amount of between
$20,000 and 330,000.
win-1.11.0 to are" usher-113
ll 11,. .1311. i5. :npialhzqfnn
tinny. onrth o(corals?
lama 11mm
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Crofut & Knapp Company 0t South Norwalk.
Trade Mark “MOVED ET PROFICIO."
None better made for 2.00, 2.50 and 3 oo.
MEIGS 8: CO.
Bridgeport. Ct.
Upon Moods). Friday and Saturday Evenings.
Printing
Specialty
Senfinel
Office!
1N EVER “'IDENING CIRCLES
the taste for art grows in the land 11nd;
tho domnnd for higher grade “all papers
lili'l‘t‘ 1-4011 with it. But artists and dc- ‘
Sigiii'l‘fl keep pace with tho times—oven .
in advance of th0111—-nnd thorn nevcri
was such bounty and variety offered in l
11'1111 papers. The only thing that doesn't I
keep up in the price ruId today you cun. ‘
got tho finost girdles 'of paper at him than I
von paid for tho commoner ones ten'
years ago I
’nititers' Supplies. l
Artists" Materials. Pictures.
Pictures fnunod to order.
Pointing, Popcrhunging and Decorat 5
lug.
DEGKER.
79 Washington Street. So. Norwulk.
H. 3“. BROWN'S
South Nov-walk. .
I lie Declpres That Our Warships
i Are Unsurpassed.‘
9.
gsour. 11111111131110 00111111180118.
'flto neural-n of the navy Enlighten. the
floors Committee on the Nation's Needs.
“"0 Build “to nest t'essels-n'l'ho Indiana
an no new.
11111115111113. Feb. log—Secretory Hen
bort was before the button committoo on
naval affairs. going ovcr many questions
of naval armament and outlining his views
on desirable features of naval appropria-
tions. The secretary submitted fables
showing tho relative cost of warships in
l'tho UtIltt-d States and foreign countries.
They disclosed that the United Nialosis
! now able to build better ships at lens cost
than any country in the world. savo Great
Britdilt. and the latter country is only
slightly ahead. it was also made ovidont
that 0 cost of building worship in the
Uni States has hccn greatly reduced in
recent years.
Mr. Herbert wns questioned by Choir-
Iuan Boutello and nth-rs of the coinmlttco
concerning the need of additional battle-
ships, torpedo boats, use. He made it clear
that ho dcslrcd the largest allowance for
the various olarscs of vessels that congrcss
felt warranted in giving. but he did not
fix exact limits on the number of ships.
although it was the general undcrmmding
that three battleships instead of the two
recommended in the secretary II unnunl ro-
port would hp vcry aocuptnblo to the 11111 111
authorities. The discussion took 11 wido
; range as to the n-lntlvo merits of battlo
gships. cruisers. torpedo bouts. 010. Mr.
1 Herbert's answers indicated that while
ioonsldering battleships and torpedo bouts
' of more immediate need than cruisers, yet
he did not ruto 0110 010311 1111 superior to
another. roaunllng each csscntlnl in its
particular lino.
i American and British chips Compared.
The secretary's written data made on
lintorsstlng comparison between types of
American and British ships, type for type,
‘ showing that our ships were i‘qillll to the
| best afloat. it was tho first time that ench
1 class of ships of ouch of tho grunt nuvnl
, powers had been placed side by side for
' comparison. It showed that the United
' rltutos battleships Kmrsnrgs 11nd Ken-
1 tucky cost $105.05 per um displuccmcnt.
the displacement being 11,500 tons. while
the Magnificent of Great Britain cost
0164.28 per ton displacement. tho displace.
. mont being H.900 tons. The cost per ton
. of the displacement was the least in Great
Britnln. and the United States come next,
‘withothcr countries us follows: Russia.
8212.20; Germany. 3301.25; Ital)’. $312.69;
‘ France. “18.20.
llr. Money of the committee nsltcd the
, socretnry if the difference in cost was 0t
‘ duo in part to compsringnlnrge ship with
nsmall «inc, min the cuss of tho large,
1 Brill/sh ship Magnificent with tho smaller
J American ships Kentucky and Kenrsargo.
Mr. Herbert tonccdcd tb: 11'. this Wu: :1 con-
Isidcrnhle factor, as a large ship would
i naturally average loss per ton than n
I smaller ship. Mr. Monroe also asked the
secretary how long it would take. in an
emergency, to build 11 battleship ready for
service.
‘\nt loss than threc years," responded
Mr. Herbert.
. Mr. Money pointed out that in France
I battleships had been begun. luunchetl,
' equipped and commissioned all within one
' your. -
“We cun‘t do work that vvuy in this
i country.“ W& the sccrctnry‘ s unsWer.
Orally. 11150. the secretory stated in
most mnplmth tut-ms thnt American built
warships, such on tho Indiann. were equal
to or superior to the best croft afloat under
other flags.
The Texas In Drydock.
Wasurxomx. F‘b. 15.—-Tho Texas has
been safely plnccd ln‘drydock nt tho Nor-
folk navy yurd. Extruordinnry precau-
tions were token to Insure the hull against
further dnmngc. 1111 of the big guns 11nd
heavy weights buing removed and shores
'were placed throughout the ship from the
double bottoms Ilcur up to the upper
decks. The work of strengthening the
bull in conformity with the rccomrnendn
ltlons of the inspection board will occupy
several months. ,
The Korean Uprising.
Var-101111.111. Fob. ib.——I)ctuchments of
,British, American and French marines
. bnvc been sent to Soon], the capital of Ko-
A Dainty Gift.
After nil said and done, 11 fine. well—mude.
stylish, well-fitting pair of shops Is as accept
1' able 3 CHRISTMAS PRESENT as anything I Russian mention
you can‘think of.
p to 'vrhere the very best of its kind can be pnr '
chased. it’s easily answered—at '
If there Is any question a
- T’Cil.
in" view of the disorder attendant
upon the revolution. The king rcrnnins
at the Russian lcgution. A new cabinet
Elms been formed, and u mnndnio ordering
the cam: ution of the former ministers b: 15
been issued. A confcrc n1 1- of the foreign
ministers ht Seoul has been opened at the
Died From His Injuries.
Pnovmcxcc, Fob.15.—0\vcn Goff. nwcli
Iown contractor. died at his home in
:Agctic Center from injuries received by
90 WASIIIGTOI STREET.
Conn.
was
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GIST - iROI,- MILLEABLE- AID- BRASS- FITTIIG
In the city,suclI as Valves, Reducing Fitting. etc.
NASH» 8} VA' NSCOY.
Cor. fl. Iain and coat Streets.
sou-m nonwhurt. .
Large Line of
Plumb‘e‘rS’ £- Ste‘a‘m Fitters"
$.u p 'p‘i i'es" !
Largest Line of
. .1 ”9., war.-
’I-anSGO‘il
Just take :1 look at our south window and see if you think we carry a
.1??? uuovtouv.
7
. out.
being thrown from his wagon lust Mon-
dn'y. _ Goff was sitting on the soot beside
the driver. John Mnlholland, when the
wagon came in collision with 11 large rock
by the roadside. Both men worn thrown
Mulhoilnnd was almost bchcndcd by
tho wheel which passed over his neck and
Goff wus injured internally. ,
Assaulted and Robbed.
HAMILTON, ,ontu Feb. ISL—John Con-
on, bookkecpe'rof Tuckett 8: Sons. tobacco
{manufacturer-s. while returning from the
‘liank with ll snttbcl containing Si "100
with which to pay tho cmployecs' weekly
1vagon,1vusattntl.cd phone. of the main.
streets by tom 111011.1v'ho. after rendering
Conley lnscnslblo by it severe blowon the
head. relieved him or the money and as-
c-npod. It isdoubtful if Conley will re-
cover.
Result of_ Bernard‘s Defaleation.
\YoitK, 1’11, Feb. lib—A receiver has
been appointed for the Baltimore Con-
densed Milk-company and the York Cam
magnum y. one concern. at the in-:
stance of Fort Stnnwia National bank
of" New York. The liabilities are said to
11110101000 ind assets £20000. Cashier
Barnard'of? the Fort Stanwix bank. who
defaulted for €400,000 and committed sui-
cide, held £102,000 worth of the stock.
Youngs Convicted of flurder.
Forms. N. Y.. Feb. l5. -‘— William
Youngs of Fort Hunter was convicted of
murder in the first dogrcc for killing his
wife on Due. ii. Thcjurywns out five
hours. Justice Martin L. Stover will pro-
nounce sentence upon the prisoner on
Blonds: morning at 10 o'clock.
lunged for Wife Murder,
mars res. 111.com WW
"Win thsCarroll economist
Mmuhhwfls. ‘ .1
Isl-.2 1 ‘12.“! ‘y,“ .
'joriiy of ”it...
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on
flu .
by the Ila-so. '
1111111010101: Pub. Ida—TI. am
against W house whsnths ,
o concurrsnss in the an;
amendment was
Than the motion to concur was
10010110.am ”01110.!an 1.
lsr muss it” “.v‘hesten 915 to 90, l as
it was a r‘opopd making vote. and
10¢ the mist. but at out of the ass
hers were unaccounted for. Perhaps a
few absontst‘s (bulged. but most of tbsas
were unavoidably absent and were unable
to secure palm. Tho silver men. who proo
diotnd a much groan-r showing of also
snin dissp intcd. Tho sound
11y fourths had 11 disposed to concede
the silver forces 100 votes. An analysis
of the votn shows that 11.14 Republish:-
and 31 Democrats voted against concur-
rent-o and 58 Democrats. 25 Republicans
and 7 Populists for concurs-choc.
The dcbato which preceded tho vote was
of 'an interesting character. but devoid of
any sensational features. The galleries.
11s usunl on 11 field day in tho lower branch
of congress, wore crowded to the doors.
and quite 11 number of senators. including
Pnlmcr of llllnols, Bncon of Georgia.
Cockrcll of Missouri and Butler of North
Carolina. 11111. through the five honrs' do-
bnua Secretary Herbert was also present.
his-Speaker Crisp presented tho closing
argument for tho silver men and was ro-
plled to by Mr. Turner. a Democratic sob-
lcnguo from Gmrgin. in a two hours'
speech. The porsonnl rivalry between tho
two leaders of tho opposing factions of the
Democratic side of the house added to the
interest of tho occusion. Mr. Dnlzcll of
Pennsylvania closed in behalf of the Ro-
publicans. Tho partisans of the respective
champions missed no opportunity to ac-
cloim their npprovnl when telling points
were made. and at the close the honors
seemed cvon.
mos—07$ MOVEMENTS.
Insurgent under Continues to Mystlty
and Outwit the Spool-nil.
Hsvax ..-1 Fob.i:’1.-It is learned hero
that Antonio Macao offer his engagement
wlth the Spaniards ut Cuvnjnbos, mode a
characteristic counter-march. going first
southward west of Arwmisa and then
onstward along tho southern coast. pass-
ing south of Mnngns. Courts and Gain.
Coons is on the line buttvecn Pinnr del
Rio and lluvnna provinces.
Macao has thus passed out of thc prov«
Inca of Pinur del Rio-11nd is oloso to tho
trochn running from Hhvnnato Butnbnno.
if he has not nlrondy passed it to tho cnst~
ward. Nothing is reported of his move-
ments from «long this line, and his inune~
dia‘to whercubouts is the subject of inter-
ostcd speculation by the authorities.
K;rr Keeps Ills \Vord.
. Wrwtxc'rox, N. 0.. Feb. 15.—-Tho
steamer Commodore. the alleged filibus-
tcring vessel, which has lX‘t'll detained
here for some time, received her clunrnnco
papers and sailed. She Is supposed to have
aboard mm and ammunition for the Cu
ban the gents, and her probable destina-
tion is Charleston. The departure of the
vessel was made without any effort at so-
crecy; but. on the contrary, she sailed
away, blowing hcr whistles and with other
evidences of demonstration; This action
was in accordance with the statements of
Counsel Ken- nf tho Hurt line of steamers,
to which the Commodore belonged, who
said that tho vessels of his line would sail
with arms and ammunition.
Inquest Over Cashier Barnard.
ROME, N. Y.. Feb. I:l.—TT‘IO inquest
into the suicide of Cnshicr Barnard has
been completed. Ten witnesses were
sworn. A note left by Burnnrd was pro-
duced which cxnncrntcd Bookkeeper Sil-
lenbnck and placed all the blame for the
bank's condition upon himself. Thohnud-
writing of this note was identified us that
of Barnard. President L'tlcy testified that
he believed the direct cause of Barnurtl's
suicide was duo to the notes of the J.
Winslow Jones company of Baltimore.
The jury returned 11 verdict of suicide.
“'ard's Exploring Tour.
11001113511311. Fob. 15.-——Professor Henry
A. Ward of the Ward Museum of Natural
History will lcnvc in a few days for n tour
around the world. During his nbscnco be
will explore the grunt Barrier roof, which
extends off the coast of Queensland, Aus-
tralia. for its entire length to Torres
straits, which dividu Australia from Now
Guinnn. It is understood that the jour‘
hey is in the intorcst of Professor Alexan-
der Aggnsiz of the Museum of Compara-
tive Philology at Cambridge, Mass.
Want to Evade the [tuition Bill.
1\\A1 K. N. Y.. F.0b 1'1. —Thirty liquor
sellers appeared before the. excise board
here with application»; for licenses f tho
your from Iicxt M1111. The old “£5125
hn‘vEZe . months more to run. and the ob-
ject of the present application was to
evade tho liaincs law, which imposes
higher fans. The board unanimously ra-
jcoted the applications on the ground thut
they had no right to renew licenses beforo
the old expired. There is great interest
in the mnttcr in Rucklztnd county.
The Kellen Acquitted-
Timur: 11-11 'I 1:, 1nd. Feb. 15 -—’l‘ho Kel—
laPs—Dun,\ . 11nnic un'd Maggie—who hnvo
boon on triul hero for the past three weeks.
charged with tho murder of Clnru Shanks
of Parka county, Wore discharged from
custody. The jury. after being out 21
hours. brought in 11 verdict of not guilty.
The trial was one of the most scnsntidnul
in the criminal annals of this suite. '
Made l‘nmons by lilrsrk Twain.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 15.-—Jutlgn 'Alexn dor
Davis breathed his l1s‘. at the Baptist
itarium hero surrounded by members of
his family and friends. He was fit years
old. Judge Davis wus the jurist whose
namcwns immortalized by Mark Twain
“1"ngth It." The judge was liv-
ing in Virginia City, Dion, where be pro-
sldcd over the people's court.
Thieves fan's All but the no 4"”
Nuns, N: Y.. Fob. 15.—-.Iohn arm. a
wealthy contractor of New
in; handsome summer hon 0w Spring
Valley and found that all the furniture.
costly pictures, household effects and
clothing hnd- been carrial of!“ by thicvvs
Rests saturamd with all were found in
difloront pom of the house, but no cvl-
dance of
$751.71.“...
Awaxv, Feb. l5.—~An open oompetltlvn
examination for the position of bank ex-
aminer will be held here on Feh.2 Tho
examination will be technical and raisin
wholly tothsdntlasottbo andm ’
tbslsw mmmgymlu
M
‘ m sum-1.
Jolt; wart-c; Mm
fit
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