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A coir-blunt
has. ”
Your Suvin s in Reli-
ublc Six!’ CculSetur-
ities anti
INSURE
Your Life, House or
Furniture through the
agency of
Howard D. Smith,
Room I. Masonic Building,
Norwnl’:.
EASONABLE,
ENSIBLE.
ALABLE
OOD
OODS I
AT LOW FIGURES
Iiow Can We
Serve You ?
Potatoes, 40c bushel. “.00 barrel.
Ourhutter continues sweet and fresh,
[st 200 lb. Try some.
Fine smooth thin skin Lemon», out to
120 dosen.
2 pound package Flake Oats. 7c.
OR OUR BIROIIR OOUIITER.
Buttermilk and Glycerine Face Soup, 2i
cakes in :1 box, 100 box.
Also Imported White Castile Soap, same
quantity nudprice.
Buy my very strong Ammonia, and you
will never waste money or muscle on
an inferior article. lilo bottle.
Mince I’ie Biscuit. the latest novelty of
It noted manufacturer. Try them.
lfx- pound.
Lorenzo oilibble !
II N. Main Street.
IIII—Iiifithztturr,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Fish,
Oysters
and Clams,
Lobotoro.
The Best Assortment of
Fresh Fish to be Found!
Horse nacIin crousn to
DRDER!
Pure leple Syrup!
Pure Inmates catsupi
Pickeied Oysters!
Telephone Dell. o-ii.
‘ Dr. F. W. Darmer,
SURGEON DEITISTI
oi Woahington Itroot
‘ South Rom-Mr. Conn.
rssui audit
and Extracted
Witheet Pelai
ArtificiaiTe‘hwithand without Plates by
EMZEZ. 5%.%
Wm chasm
.mcm
OFFICE 00.0....
ionci mmwmtmpmc.uWaMp
-‘sstisiactcrylatheirectisa.heemuhedia _:
BOS ”
which Is "700W“ I“ III Necks will" and has for 3: years.
Over 3.ooo.ooo pounds sold in the past year testity to Mu'r popularity.
Handyman c. D. m.“ .0”, NEW LONDON. cone.
te-emlnently
BAKING
POWDER
DRESS IS A RECESSITYI
What him” I get and how have it made er
question» every Indy Intuit determine. a
beta style with ulilho principles of pro«
p0 Ionunti mxtilnt- properly race in
we! worth Rum" time and attention. To
be well d does not Iii-(Mn! mean
urmnsiv» it. but comfortably. in and
fashionubiy. So tin-«s. ll properly out.
newline titrmtniortnhlo. Comfort. proper
outline for the li urn. and lit are the three
Indispenutl-lm n the moire-III of every
drew». huhuiy who In educator totbe re-
uuirernentn of herown figure will mmgpt
anything shortof thi~'. nor shuuidnhe. ion
on for more Interested in your own form
and urmmuu-ethan unyune else can pm.
It! Iy mitenveitIsnli-ltmmfluntthel your
edlu'ntionhenot Inviting in thin respect.
b
We Present .
To you. Itt‘lhfi lime (Yutiiuu Hoitml. u new
idea of d- i this work, by main-lotus»;-
tam called t e
lietlcnel Derment Cutter!
I)" which the calculation» and designs are
the work of experts. enabling anyone to
out. by use of graduated who. whlchuivm
correct proportions. also a perfect and
comfortable fit all styles of armenta worn
at present. and by the old It the
Voice of Fashion
is! Mylo-I unthi- come out in the future
1' ecutti III one Milli!” tutti accurately
in wilt-elf: sneloctedto itml uiiilthvfnrm
on wish ”lit and b' few Inmwiretnentr
tint ore not difficult or anyone- tp take.
Visitors Welcome!
Tun-«lily. Tlillfllliiyfllltl .‘inturdiu'. front ‘1
Inoulul : full II. III.
22 South Main Street.
HtiiiIIi Nur'lllli‘.
PATENT
MEDICINES
east sun rtcssssr to term
At Our, Prices 3
Geo. c. Stillson’s
DRUG STORE.
82 Washington St.. Sc. Norwailt.
Car
load
of
Fine,
Large
WORK _
HORSES
Just
Arfivedliu
For Sale Single or
in Pairs,
a ._ . 0.. MA-
kimono Bros.
So. Norwolk.
YOUNG-MANI
Why take the chance of [1) ug
without Insurance. when our
Cents a day will
INSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR $1.000!
0r Sir (Its. a day will giveyou an Eudowo
merit. (“01.0w payable to curse]! If on
live. With Insurance, ks everyth ng
else, the best. In the cheapest. Insure in the
Connecticut General
life Insurance (in.
Of Hartford.
5. 5.1'n6incciru,
ill Washington Street~ 80. Norwalk.
yiiaxcvouw
WANTS KN,.OWN
lI‘
yo.
THE PETERS SCANDAL.
(terms-y lee Resolved to lid Israel! at
the lee-inked lapierer.
Bantu. limb id—The Peters scsadal
has done the government a worse dim
Ice than anything the opposition ‘ could
have devised. Colonial adventures have at
readyecet the governmteicss of II.-
000.000 marks. The papers are now ran
seeking his writings to discover instances
of his boasting of his own hrutallties.
One instance cited is that once his expo
ditlon was passing a hard of cattle what
the herdsman politely requested him to t
around instead of through the herd.
ters' only answer was with his revolver.
with which he shot the herdsman dead on
the spot.
It Is evident, however. that the govern-
ment hue resolved to throw Peters over al-
together.
Uiflmlil. March Iii—The Berlin corre-
spondent of The Times. with reference to
the Peters scandal. says:
“The authorities at home are now do-
ing all in theirpower torepalr earlier mie-
takes of colonial policy. There is e proe
pact that in future principles of humanity
and morality will superoede lnhumanlty
and reckless cruelty."
THE CUBAN QUESTION.
Its-cred Understanding Between Ipole
. and America.
Loxuox, march lit—The Madrid cor-
respondent of The Standard says:
“in political circles it is believed that
even should the United States senate pass
the concurrent resolution President Cleve
land will sound Spain as to her intentionr
with regard to carrying out. the Cuban
home rule bill which the cortes passed in
limb. before proclaiming recognition of the-
insurgents.
"it is also rumored that an cutouts be-
tween Spain and America. with a view to
granting autonomy to the West Indies.
would be supplemented by n commercia
reciprocity treaty between the Spanish
West Indies and the Unltwl States."
Attoeked With a Store Poker.
Ftcsiuso, N. Y.. March lit—molten!
Jarvis went to the home of Thomas Cai-
icy, ii years old. to make a social call.
The men spent the time in drinking and
became so intoxicated they grew quarrel-
some. and in the course of an argument
came to blows. It is alleged Jarvis rock
a stove poker and with it assaulted Galley.
The poker inflicted about 20 wounds on
Callcy'e head, neck and body. Dr. E. A.
Gootlrioh.‘who was summoned to sttsut‘
Culley, bad to take 37 stitches to sew u;
the wounds. Home of the wounds wen
bad ones. as the point of the poker madt
incised wounds. (.‘alley was very west
from loss of blood and was taken to the
Flushing hospital. Policeman Slavic arv
rested Jarvis. lie was locked up.
The I). and 0. Ilenrgsnisattcn.
BALI-Incite, March lit—it is stated up
on good authority that the reorganisatior
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railway com
pany can he eiIected without any assess
ment upon th'comrnou stock, and that a
plan with this result in view is under con-
sideration and wii| be submitted within a
few days to one or both of the committees
having the matter in charge. The plan it
an elaborate one. its main feature being a
reduction in the operating expenses and
the ultimate floating of new securities to
provide for the floating debt and to take
up such receivers' certificates an must. be
Illlietl before any reorganization can be
effected.
Another Great Northern Reduction.
SEATTLE, Wash. March lit—The Great
Northern Railroad company has made an
other reduction inrthe wages of its eni-
ployces. the men affected being agents.
telegraph operators. cashiers and engine
wipers. The scaling down dates from
March 1, although the circular letter Innk-
lng the change is dated March ii. The
change is not called a cut, but an equalise-
tion, because some salaries have been rais-
ed. But the increases are very few. and
the amount in any instance does not ex-
coed 02.50 per month. while the reductions
' Fatal Explosion in a Mine.
Rossini), B. 0., March lit—The powv
tier magazine of the Center Star mine.
which contained several hundred pounds
of dynamite. exploded, and several miner!
were imprisoned by the debris. Joseph
lionlln was taken out dead. Mike Shana.
hon died while being retrieved to the has-
pitsl. and W. Brock 11ml John Collins are
fatally injured. It is reported that a num-
ber of others are buried beneath the
wreckage. The number of men employed
in the vicinity ut the time of the csplonion
it not. known. The greatest excitement
prerulls.
Wealthy Farmer Mysteriously Poisoned.
CRAIG. bio, March Ill—The family of
W. B. Taylor, a wealthy farmer, was mys~
teriously poisoned here. The drug is sup-
poscd to have been introduced in the cof-
fee. though by whom and for what. pur-
pose is a mystery. Mr. Taylor is dead;
his three sons. one of their wives and Tay-
lor Crlmln, a cousin, are dying. It Is ru-
mored that a near relative of the family
administered the poison. There is much
excitement. ‘ ’
For llcliialey In Pennsylvania.
YORK, Pa.. March i6.—Tbc Republican
primaries resulted In a victory for Govern
or McKinley. Scooter Quay, the second
choice, was beaten to to l. Fish Commis-
sinner James A. thin and It. 11. Shludle,
the opposing candidates for national dele-
gates, are both claiming the county. Dale
carried York by 10 to ill and Shindle car'-
ried Hanover 7 to l.
Poisoned by lmpuro Cheese.
31111111530110, March iii—Issac Eudora
and his three children are lying danger.
ously III at their home at Indore. this
county. can result of eating impure cheese.
The cheese was purchased at a grocery at
Lykens and the family ate at it freely and
soon after were taken iii. A physician be-
ing summoned, said the cheese had been
polwned.
Chicago 23—0.“ Arrested.
loans. larch id.-Wiiliam’ II. Mad-
den, exohief clerk in the special assess-
ment department of Chicago, who Is on s
visitto the south with his wife for the
benefitof her health.hse been arrested
here. The dispatch ordering his arrest
came from ‘J. E. Fitzpatrick. inspector of
the city of Chicago, charging Madden
with forgery. in
Kentucky Troops Ordered Out.
tsunami". Ky. larch lo.—Governor
Bradley has ordered out all three of the
metric of the Kentucky state guards.
The leCrearyg'uerds were ordered out
and took poms-ion of the storehouse. .
maximum—ins brilsrsl
hilt-slum
i
I
i
a Home In contaminant. .
res m cost-I- wm 11st sun?
stresses at M ‘
I. necklaces Smith circumcise e or!
per. "A Psrscnaiiy Conducted Arrest In.
Constantinople." to The Century. in ’,
this he licoribse the diflt'ulty he enooun- .
tersd in sketching in that city. lie was
watched by a special dngumull. but ceca-
sioneliy managed to elude his vigilance. 1
The paper is accompanied by a number of
sketches of unfamiliar sceneslu and about .
Constantinople. Ir. Smith says: :
Oasimlr. lifting his hat from his gilsten- .
Ing head. said. with a bow or apndcgy. 3
that i could notpaiat—in Constantinople.
of course: the "one udder Englsssh well.
one. two, four week. and t'cn no 'way
wit'out permit. Uue Itusrian have his ;
machine take' ’way." i
‘fNO. chendi." be «tidal. "Iver’scrry. ‘
but it ssmpossibie to make t'e picture." 1
"How about an Americani" I asked. 7
“Ah, you not Engine-sh? You Amcrl-‘
caint T'at is anuddert'ing, I Innk' par-
don," with another sweep of his hat. "I j
t'ink you Engieesb." Then, behind hisi
hand. in a whisper. "lluglecsh all IIIII‘
make trouble. " I
The lowered voice and furtlve glance for
possible Britishers In disguise revealed
like a flashlight all the devious ways and .
manifold crookeduesees of thatourist drago— 3
man of the cast. your servant today, ssrv 7
ing you ssrviiely and lest, serving some- .
body else tomorrow. till! acrylic and tile. =,
The clerk of the hotel agreed with Casi-
mir as to my painting—in the streets. So I
did the banker who cashed my ilrst draft. ‘
The banker. however. was more lucid. In;
the present condition of the Armenian
question an orderhad been issued from the
palace forbidding any one to reproduce the .
guardians of the peace. and there when
axed determination. so far as be Ives con-
cerned, to kaepout of their clutches, This.
together. with his desire at all Martin to
earn my 5 francs a day. rustle (ib’lmir a
very nervous and for the time beings very
uuoom icrtnbie personage.
I selected the open plaza fronting the
Sultana Valide Incense it was a blossom
lug field of enormous umbrellas, green.
brown and white, beneath which were sold
studs and fruits of every hue in the rain-
bow, and because I thought that my own
modeut and diminutivesucsbadeinlght be
$0 lost in the general scheme as to he no
distinguishable.
The population of that port of Stemboui
thought otherwise. Before I had hall
blocked In one corner of the mosque and
indicated Iuy bigb lights and shadows e
surging throng of Turks, Greeks, Jews
and gentilee—pcrhaps Hotteutote. for
some were as black as coal—had wedged
themselves in n solid mass about my easel.
Cosimir shrugged his shoulders. throw-
ing his eyes skywsrd. his mouth open like
that of s choking chicken. He had con-
aented, under protest. to carry my sketch-
ing outfit across the Galatn bridge, han-
dling it as tenderly as if It had been I
bomb, and now that it. was about to ex.
piode he wlnbed it distinctly understood
by the bystanders that the affair was none
of his doing. I endured this for awhile,
catching now and then a whispered word
dropped in the car of an eager locker on
end then called out:
”tiers, Cashnir. don't stand there pern-
lyzcd. Clear the crowd in front. so that
I can see't'he steps of the mosque and then
go over to the, fountuiu opposite and on
this water bottle." 7
Ho obeyed tuwhanicnily. Thor» won an .
opening of the crowd for a moment as he
passed, a tight closing up again. and the ;
curious mob was thicker than over.
When he returned. he brought with him
two full hands. One was his own, hold
ing the bottle; the other was that of a gen.
dorms holding Cnslmlr.
Not In Elmo-ya
”In hour“? furnishing," says an expert.
“it In Impossible to exercise too much can .
In the admixture of utyie. An uncle at
mine became rich nod spent an immense
amount of money in furnishing his drow-
ing room in pure Louis XV style. Every
thing wns costly and accurate. He spent
liltncutbs on the task: When it was ilu-
ishcd. ho naked a-fricnd. a great art critic,
to dinner, and afterward took him up
stairs and showed him the room. his tr!
umph. The critic examined everything
carefully and at last gave aeigh and mid:
" 'Evcrythlng, my dear sit. in this room
is genulunrperfect and harmonious, auvr
oue.’
“ 'Wbat is that?" said my uncle.
“Tho critic took him by the band and
led him to 11 large mirror. Iin looked in.
and the reduction showde it short, utout,
bold man in the orthodox' cluwhamiuer
cont. 'liOlIttiI rng' shirt and black trouser:
of men‘s evening dress.
“ 'The one dimwordaut. irreconcilnblt
thing—~ibo one utterly inharinonious—de -
yourself. Are you 1.0qu XV in style."
"My uncle looked in the mirror for s ;
moment, then grouped and walked ‘
straight out of the room. Since that day I
no one and induce the poor Illlln toput hit 7
foot in the drawing room, and the rent oi .
the house is furnished In the IIIOIII hetero i
genenus manner. ccncelvahic."—Lundoui
Graphic. :
Onion ls Strength.
Travelers in Spain and in several other
perte of Europe are invariably struck with
the simplicity of the diet of the tnorer mo
tives. Thcqtmntity and apparent nutri
tlve quality of the food found necessary ti.
sustain the Spnnish day laborer. for in!
stance, scents lutllOIOIIIIYe/("IPPODOTIIODOR i
to who: his English brother demands. i
A pound ,of beef. potatoes, broad and?
butter and cheese are ordinarily the dinner -
of the Yorkshire rustic.
In Spain a Inember of the same close
contacts himself with a couple of onions
plus a crust of broad—when he can get it.
his now known, in explanation of this
circumstance. that onions possess more
nourishment than any other vegetable.
The standard living In Scotland has
greatly improved during the last to years,
but even a highlander, with a few raw
onions in his pocket and a crust of bread
are hit of oatcnke. ccnwork or travel to
nn‘ almost incredible extent for two or
three days together. .
In France asoup made from onions is
now universally in use after all violent ex-
THnlsoU'rn NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL. MARCH m. 1896. g
MI! HIDE AS DTIIEI T000000!
“momsomssoooe
- - ‘ SPECIAL! -
This sale is to close out our winter stock of Men's and
and you cannot :Il'i'orIHo miss the chance.
- 1
MEN’S SUITS.
now Minn
now 8.00
now 3M0
now 8.75
now 8.75
now 9.00
now 9.00
now~9.75
now 9.75
now 9-75
now 9.75
now 10.50
now 10.50
Lot I009 $12.00,
Lot 4015 12.00,
Lot 7315 12.00,
LU! 7155 LIAN),
Lot 402.; 14.00,
Lot 4005 14.00,
Lot 4021) I400,
Lot 4003 15.00,
Lot 400.; 15.00,
Lot 7183 15.00,
Lot 4000 15.00,
Lot 4010 16.00,
Lot 4030 16.00,
__.__—_..
:Iloys' Suits at less than cost. (‘IOOdS all new this season
w. A. BENEDICT a. co.
Clothiers and Fumishers,
l9 MAIN STREET.
SENTINEL BUILDING.
Nor-walk. So. Norwalk.
l
' ‘ "her. in don’t slut in use in: Non-nus Drbiiit). Lms of Suns! Poweylin either
4 Vs . impoun. . AItoph).Vsn. .tch not 01hr: .. iLlIr‘sltx, irom .suy shunt. Mu-
Nu. I' l‘iii~. Igteim thekrd and full higul’ .,ui. Ll} lr-lu'fl‘. If negletlnl, 111th
1mm... -. Iruuii iaislh. Mailed anywhere. amlml, for ’IAAJ‘. d hoses for '50”. With
Been t in 4 weeks.
runs ‘5 1-1 t-nlrr w- yisr .1 legal gurvmme In .ur.
of tciuild 'hc money.
PEAI. bll’llli ‘lNi‘. (‘I L. Clevelsh i. \lhl...
For sale at. 'l‘omlineou'u drug store.
Add" is
Physician fochme’n '
n it s. c II. it. 'i‘."‘”‘.umm
Can becousultedeihwcfln ‘ fl '
842 Baoan Brunt. 3111mm. 00“.. ‘
FromIOa.m.tc'f . . (In as”
$115.13.", y
The doctor is 11 regular physio
the Inuit nineteen yachts? made
of Women It specialty. diet! ii
any difficulty incident to he nor
lir. (.iIIilforti in the strictest oonll
thcusnurunt-e of receiving the mod
m‘iellulli' treutrucut known to 0 atom
Oil
'iii‘cto'i‘.
unil medicine. Home care
niaiwd when retuircd. Tar
All letters prompt I! replied to.
Spring Stock!
Suits formerly 08.00 now
$5.50. All wool pants,
formerly $2.00, new 01.00.
All goods made to order
in first-class style, and at
low prices.
.H. GOO—SWIM.
Tailor, Hatter and
I’urnisher.
I70 Waahtnflon Stroot
Bridge.
”i. . s...
FAIRFIELD cousrv ,. .
- - NATIONAL ”till.
43 Wall Street, Iicrwallt, Conn.
Incorporated, 1824. Capital, 0200.000.
EDWIN 0. KEELER, PreaIdcnt.
DAVID H. MILLER, VioevPreet.
L. C. GREEN . Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
blown: 0. KEELER, M0838 M. Gwyn.
DAVID H.MII.1.1-:n A. J. Millikan.
RSTJOIIN Locrmoon, THEO. E. Sill'rn.
lliA COLE, Chas. Rhianna.
Accounts of Manufacturers, Merchants
and Individuals Solicited.
Safe Deposit Boxes
Free to Depository;
o a
In. W. RAYMOND.
, Funeral Director
; and Embalmor. ! .
93 Weaning-ton Strook.
Bo. Norwoik. ,
Residence, Mnhaokemo Hotel.
in? iy
Drop in Prices!
‘Strictly Fresh Edge. - - -
i
13 for ice
Good Eggs for Cooking. - - - 17 for 000
Creamery Butter. heat in town. - Mitt
"’ " very good. - - 020 lb
Pure Leaf Lord. 110 lh.. 10 lbs. - 51m
(iomllpnl Lind. - - - - . 10 lb
Cuttulenc. 31h. pail. - - - w
Idonot sell lluttorint‘. but will inform any
person Wlsiliilf,’ to use it. how they can pr!»
i'lil't‘ it. e
B. A. VICKERS.
125 Washington Street.
Bargaini
Bargains
Bargains
Barg‘aint
Bargains
0
CARRIAGES, - WAGO'NS, - SLEIGH’S
* And Horse Goods of all Kinds!
MUST BE SOLD BEFORE MARCH I.
This is Imperative!
The EntireStock
. ' at Cost!
“WWW“ “m" "’° l""‘“’"‘*P““"“"'IBargains you never could
war was always on the bill of ,ratiotis pre-
pared by the commisseriat after a battle
or retreat—London Globe.
later hence a Leg.
Joseph Meier. the Christ of the Ober Am
mergau "Passion Play," known iottrany
American travelers by his acting in lean
and 1800, when the play was produced.
will have to give up his work. as be has
met with a serious avoids». Recently
while hauling some heavy timbers in the
""'"" °"' "' “”flirtllmu‘dm
ed hie so badly .
Intel. I.asiar's portrayal of Mid de-
tsviksd by lhcaswhcmwhl-see' M .
. It won him
get before.
LUTHER M.
‘.
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Norwalk Chronicler