1 'I open until larch 15th. to new lines of
Baby“ Carriages
and more coming. This year we will carry the largest and handsomett
1mg or “use goo-1.1 ever brought to this city, and our prlcca are guaranteed
lower than any New Yuri: h1 we.
Beware of Fraud
1‘ he 1"lliilit'55 imita1imts 1 1
W -s’lii)urn-Crosl1_1’s Subtr-
Ialivv' Brand is the greatest
complimrnt that has yrt
been paid to this f1muus
Flour.
imitators mat Cum the
Appearance of the $81 it, but
no one Can imitate the qual-
ity of the F our. Washbum-
- Cnoby' s Superlctlve is the
best' to the world.
Roberts Tucker
& Goodwin. -
OM60 700 Main Street.
" Hddford. Oonn.
Ageuta'fer Connecticut.
3. 3. Warehouse. 1111 Commerce street
cm
STILL GOING ON!
1
I
Carefully
Encoutod
at 1
the
Sentinel Office.
THE GREAT BANKRUPT SALE
w~|oots, Shoes and Rubbers
To Close out, Everything is Being Sold at Prices Never Heard of Bebre.
Store open until 9 o’clock Week Days, and 10 Saturdays.
'HARVEY’S SHOE STORE;
70-N. Main Street, ‘ -
Ourcatiraatu‘stncr ucchcf refrigerators it here. and thtt each or begin
our Annual sale of there goods on the
"Installment Plan.
You may select your ball 13111} (11111111 to per cent on the summer price!) 11
and pay for 1.111.111 amounts convenient in you Our lineal this year will
comprls'b tb'c 3116111111 i'i‘ihepilt Mic Ki," Guorcr'y and White Mountain,
cleanable, in every site, out or pica. refrigerator or chart. This otter it
SPECIAL. ——2u English Slup Jars, large the, covered, handsome delight,
01.50 each. Only a few of th01e t1. :9 Banquet Lamps left.
..3 STURTEVANT,
Ball...
Printing
NORTH MAIN AND ANN
STREETS,
“nth Namath. connection!
I
I' I Outer, and registers 388 tons
Come Early
50. Norwalk.
1 i gone away, leaving the doors leaked.
- Two PRICES!
We don’t mean two prices for the same article, we don‘t believe in that, but we duI
mean to close out the balance of our
Ladies’ and Children’s Cloaks and Capes
To do that we shall make themone or the other of these prices:
' $3.00 OR $5.00!
Some of them are worth $10.00 to 15. 00, but that does not matter, all the better bar--
gains for our customers.
Don’t Forget That Thursday 13 Bargain Day.
A. Dickerman 81 Son,
. - - "‘ ipuih Iprtsaiit Connecticut[ht-mméteumflu'wum
3; Washington Street.
' 1 and they find five ahotd at him. four of
rice detract Smith: mtiiutoLM
of lace». vlconandrtck .Browo. baa:
when“ emit: "gm. '1
thraclay judges autumn and ltapub
For circuit court judges. 8.:- Senator
cantor of Warren county. George A An-
l'or manager of the riots hospitals, cx-I .
Boater John Tenor or Meteor. to succeed "
Chbriaa E. Grab resigned: for law judge ;
of Ilddluufluil term. W codhridgc Strong. '
rat. thwarts rue eoePEL.‘
a 'rmuonutuwacnbtw 1.1.1.1.... by
scout We Woman. ‘
Hamming. “.113.“ ii. «to the cups-
rior civil court Juno. “by ran
dot-d” m 1 contribut- favor or the p‘laintil
case 0 III “M
111111 to mum” of Dan-
crttrorn unis. or 1.111.111} No. its
insbschbrcldf IthAn‘a . tide. Dam
The null-fl court are based on
the fact that. “worst, to the rulaa of the
church. the under contract.
whereby be it. the potion!" rlghtiu
the part. 1m :15un topay 11mm quar-
tarly la ruining:a and 11 not on 911111 would
not be consuls to have a right to a sit
ting “until paid for." and “any pew or
111.1 can be considered recent 11 the pa;-
: want of the ,rcnt be delayed heyonda
month."
{ The defendant failed to pay the rent. -
1 and claimed the right, 11ch tha'tandlng. ,
I to occupy raid pew. i
W
new rot-b Stats 1‘1th Stillstica.
1 Aunt, )ldrch3.-‘-Th‘eSMtc Vital 5111» i
3 1.1111111 Builctlb for January 1111'on “Thorn
i were 10,176 deaths during the month and
'an utlmatcd death rate in 18.5. there hav-
iing been on average dall 11101111111101:
[29,12 against one of 305111 mbcr nudI
of bill in January, 1895. The lat-goth
crease in mortality which for several yum-1
{Inna been reported in January over De
camber, due to grip, her hot occurred
' There has been a remarkable epidemic of
Jamaica in the Hudson valley dlttrict..‘
3am! the reports of death from iaundlca‘
. elsewhere in the attic indicateita probably 1
~ more wldarpraad distribution "
W
Itnaao~chluaao Alliance.
Lennon. Hersh L—Thc Times publish
an a dlcpawh trod Shanghai which ma
(from The North china Daily \‘awal t cal-1
m provisions of d secret treaty for an i
slvo and defensive alliance whlcb 1.11
and; Chang will negotiate with 1111-1111.!
glvlng the latter the free use or Chinese
11.111111. 11cc moulds and the rlcht to ob-
cupy Korea and to erect firm in Chlnd to
protect the trans- Siberian railway. it is
also reported that Renata will rapport Chi
. us‘ a refusal to pay to Japan the he‘ance of 1
2 the indemnity for the late war The Times i
editorially discredits this story.
Lancaster County‘s Plan.
Innocents. Po. March :l.—Tha Repub-
lican county committee resolved to piece
the names of all noognlrcd candidates for
the presidency on the ticket to he voted at
the ”glittery election on March 131. so that
apbblicana of the county can vote
their preferenoea The resolution further
provides that the reanit shall be coutider~
ed as binding instructions upon the dots
gates to the national convention. After
the meeting largo pictures of Senator Quay
were diatrlbutetl among the county com-
mitteemen.
WW— ..
Itrltlah Brig Venture-r Aground.
Watnsronn “some, 11'. Y. March a
—-The brig Ventursr. Coptaln Frailckn
, from New York for the Wort ludlec. with;
I n cargo of lumber. which WM nnchbred oi!
Etbls place. wetting for the wind to moder-
, nte. dragged her anchor and drifted nahore. ‘
l A tug mnde an unsuccessful nttempt to 1
111.111 her oil. She hulls from Liverpool,
Nova Scotin. is owned by J. V. and J. I!
'44 "r
l ‘ Murderonaly Assaulted and Robbed.
I WOPCESTEB. Nana" March 8.—lranc
llanncaon. a Finn, was murderously aa-
iaeulted at. the north end by three men.
:who demanded his money. He resisted.
;which took reflect in his hotly. He was sent
to the city hospital, where the iurp no
express slight hopes of his recovery. he
police bate no claw to Work upon.
Children Crentnted.
Moxuoe. Mich. March 3.-Newa was
received of the cremation of a boy, aged 4,
and two girls. aged 2 years and lo months
respectively. in Bedford township. They
were children of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Boss, whose home. containing the little
ones. was burned while the parents had i
“ 81: Hundred Arabs Drowned.
Coxsrax'rrxom. March {la-Torrents
of rain have occurred in Mesopotamia.
and as n consequtnce the river Tigris has
. overflowed, vaattrncts of land being 1101M
i ed. In the Anne district 11 nomad tribe of
1 600 Arabs were drowned, nnd over 30. 000 i
cattle perished in the flood. The damage
Ito property has been enormous
l‘rrmlulon to Go to Henley.
. \‘EW HA1 EN March 11-21 joint. meet-
‘ 111g of the math mic and scientific faculties
01‘ Yale was held to consider the proposi-
tion 111‘ permitting 11 Yale crew to enter '
the reunite at Henley. After some little i
discussion the permission was givm Tho- I
metre of the decision was received joyfully ,
by most of the students 1
I
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Receiver For 3 Shoe Company.
Jenner 0171', March 3. —-Vlce Chan- Q
‘Iccllor Pitney appointed Frank 11}. Kilpat. I
lrick of New Hrunswlck recal1erfor the F.
“Falter Shoo mmrcoy of that city The
i assets of the company. it. is stated. amount}
to 820, 000 and the liabilitiu to 880.000
Amh- mac-1.
, anu, lurch t-Thc result of the
municipal election lntbauccaddiviaicn I
is 3 ‘M‘. ,
livery M. Nevins of hiccrnonth; for proa- l
gla. :
ic
comm-Wanda“: “$02.”
aim and
m to mmnmm. sorre you
and dress to he
orbucinesa
Enact "menace
work, Maine» and Wm
Little prices forE wear made him
twinE New mYork. purchasedb uaat a
toilbbiettabo wthemtms {nth-if
price-25nd 500‘
6581(0.
. crewman
Open New. mm Saturday Bearings.
ESGHAUB’ S MARKET,
38 Washington Stcet, Sc. llcrwaiit.
Heaoquavrrnne rota
First- Class- Meats! I
set-tau! s MARker,
OLD AND RELIABLI
Daily Direct Freight Line
IITWIBN
New York, South Nor-walk and
Norwalk.
THE PROPELLERS.
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
Will leave Pier 23, ii. R., Beekmau street. New York, at
5 p. 111. Leave Norwaik, 5 p In; South Norwalk 6 p. m.
Freight Received from7 a m., 105. p. m. Upon Appli.
cation to agents the Lily 01 Norwalk Eagle and Vulcan
will he sent for ~petial lots of freight anywhere in. New.
York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees
of this boats of rho: line on account of the'uwners thereof.
RA Dainty Gift.
etyllah, well-fitting pair of shoes is as scoopr
able P R E S I“. N '1“ as anything you
can think of. If there is any caution u~
chased, it's easily answered—at
H. 5. BROWN'
I 90 WASHINGTON STREET,
ISouth Norw-lk, -
can...
1 -
—.—_ ...—0.»-— ...fi---...-.
PERHAPS vouI DONT, 3
But if you should want any
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry or
Silverware!
or your Watches Clocks and jiewelry Repaired and Cleaned, call orI
send at once to
A. W. AUSTIN,
Open it-toooo atook. ctoiawank,c1'.
After all said and thaw, a fine. well-mum, 1
to where the very best. of its kind can be pur- :
ridicule upended upon the m
alacvaa that have been calves-I U A
ymornbnt no more than ”tea:
out by tight am vca. jerseys. booties,
bats, title bounota. high healed chap.
Iceman scum dunes. and in fact,
M or fancy that has me team
in general attire. But big cleava- have
had their duct-goo. and when they are
finally uncut men will wonder whr'lvctlv
an scam to have such lamvahta all
narrow ahonhlara. Bouflant um savv-
lhls have the unique quality of being be-
coming to 1111th fat and wool-adv
women. They made the waist of the
met wanna look smaller and the shoul-
ders of m slander one look wider. When
they ntheywlll be regretted by that
large numbar of women who would rather
look pretty than appear claaaiudly correct.
if they cannot do both. which few perm
can. it is 1111 very well to anythat the
Venus of Melon would look out of pm in
l
l
i
\‘lElTlIIG CCET'L'ME.
1 large sleeves if the ill'iil uny arms upon
which they could bu displayed, but she
would appear no mri-o it: 1 onigr'no tnly pt-
1Ireti in 11mm use 1311". 11‘: and t1 godot skirt
. than would 1h 11111121111 11' 11 :n 111 a Greek
; peplos.Autiq1u (ire; :y 11 11.1 unsuited to
the energetic. prr gres's'l'. 0. pr reticnl mod-
lrn age as is the nttiro of the nineteenth
century to the stately, n-pwt‘ul and unin-
telleotunl dwellers on Olympus. Put the
twentieth century woman in nu idyllic an-
viromnont. where them are no social, in.
duetrlal, spiritual or intellectual labor: to
perform, surround her with the soft. Gre-
. clan climate, and she will soon discord la
mode de Paris, forgetting why it ever ex—
lated, and feed upon the lotus or drink nee.
tar, according as one or the other is pro-
. vided. Unless she is so situated, however,
she will be no busy and enterprising as her
forbeare, having their advantages and
i disadvantages, the slavery of fashion be-
i log among the latter.
The sketch shown a visiting gown of
blue velvet. The foot of the skirt is trim-
med with three bands of marten, and the
“spa? part of the bias sleeves is similarly
orncd. The bodice is of white satin a111-
: broidered all over with block. it has a
short, ripple basque and opens over 11 vest
. of accordion platted white mousselinc.
f The fronts of the bodice are edged with
i fur, and it fastens across the vest by two
'strnpe of satin with paste buttons. The
standing collar is covered with three ruffles
of moussellnc. JUDIC CHOLLET. ,
APPROPRIATE PERFUMES.
They Meat 11. Delicate and Always the
Very Boot Kind.
Wax or ' spermuceti spots. such as are
made by drops from candles, may be re-
moved from clothing by covering the spot
with blotting paper and passing a warm
iron over 11, allowing the iron to stand for
11 moment. They may be taken from
black cloth by simply rubbing thorn light-
; ly with a linen cloth dipped in cold water.
The question of perfumes is still an un-
decided one. A few women of refinement
hold that any perfume about the person
or apartment is vulgar. while others, of
tqtlni nuthnrily and good taste, Always
keep all their personal belongings scented.
.md perfume tho- ntmnsplterc' of their
rooms. Ono rhing i1 rennin—if any c11-
(4‘5 Shy/.2
,1 -, E. ,1 5V.
L.-.~.4 ' . {ftp
. u.‘ .' - . .' ‘ . _ 1 .7
t rr' _". . ‘ 41
. >rm.l:'1' r11~r1'11!{.
sauce at all is used. it must be of the very
1best, as cheap pvri‘umnry is an abomina—
tion. rank and 111m tmtrboleso'me on 80'
count of 111' inferior l!”.f!!"tii"lli3.
Musk (HIUI‘i 01.; he always avoided. .
no they til-gee: n l.‘ . number of persons.
llnscemetl tuiiI11 . 1 also to be pre-
ferred. as :1 r11.1- .. u: 13 1.011011 use out!
do colngun 1': - . .:'1t 1_ 2'.) '1‘ as it is the al-
. 1111101 in it 111111. 11 lites it usrftll for this
‘ Mining .1 [111." c 11' 1i um be sub lltuted
11. :lixiss apt-1 1 and may be more doll-
':1t1'I1' 5??le .l it; .ulziinr; :1 fi‘ W drops of
1-ssenco of vinlvt or holiotrnpe.
\ sketch la pitch of 11 street costume of
rlltlml wool in violet. and dark green.
The 31101-1 skirt ls adorned around the foot
with two hands of fur. The bodice la
slashed to show {liningof dark green vel—
i 1'01 and has a small pelerlne of the wool
l goods bordered with fur The full portion
i 111 the bouifnnt sleeves is slashed to show
pulling: of dark green velvet, and the belt
‘nnrl collar ruche are of velvet The hot
[ accompanying the gown is of violet felt,
With a soft crown of green velvet. The
1111111 is bordered with a narrow band of
' 11cm ostrich tips, and a clnctarof violet
plumeaiaplacedattlahct. . ~
Jones 0801“!
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Norwalk Chronicler