‘THIS
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Every week New Bargains!
CUTLERY W E E K!
Fine steel carving sets, swell handles, Gundell m Ike, 75c pair.
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Sets of knives and forks.
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“ ebony handles, l2- inch blades, 97c pair.
stag “ “ Barnascone lit Son, England CI. to pair.
“ " rubber handles. MeIidcn make, $1 25 3- pce. set.
ivory “ “ Milton (30., England, 2.50 3-pcc. set.
stag “ “ extra line handles and steel capped, 85.00 3-pce. set.
peaIl “ " J. Russell & Cc., half price, 95 per pair.
it u ‘t
u M ii II
II I. it It
Claus' patent seIrIIteIl kniIes,
Fine steel niIkeI plated ladies shears (I or, " inch, 25c.
Barber and paper hanger' s shears at half pIiI e.
Patent hot bread knives, IOt.
Fine steel 6 knives and (I toiks, per set 42c.
'TI bony, bone or cocoa handles, per set OI. on
Fine stag. Goodell make, per set .l 75.
White 0| black rubber, per set, 82. 35.
I sues III set
too pet .Iet.
Wade & ButIher guaranteed razors, 75I each.
Big job of sample pocket knives, ., 3 or 4 blades, I5c each.
Great bargains in line mattings from IoI up
New designs in line cotton warps, zoI per yard.
Save time trouble and money by Iemembeiing that we al(‘ the sole agInts in South NIH“. Ilk loI
UICKME \l. (IASOLlNi' STOVES and “WHITE Mtll N'l‘AlN CII'i ANAi’i. i‘."
“.ORS We can save you 20 per cent. on baby carriages
Open evenings. Free deliver. Money Ietuincd Is you wish it.
W. S. STURTEVANT
“1:33:33: I GREATEST BARGAIN WI
A 5'00 Under
Bi°¥°'e'
and
FOR on
“50° :1;
Then there is lll\ Harness llcpartmcilt‘, which is well stocked with hcsh "(mils
Rli l lx'ltil RA-
l’riIes from i to 20 dollars.
”NORTH MAIN AND ANN
STREETS,
South Norwoik, Connecticut
Harnesses, Robes, Blankets and Whips.
Repairing a Specialty. Also as fine aliue ol' CaIriages and Wagons as to he lIIIIIIIl any—
Xi'X-L
"‘"‘ “where m the State to select il',()lil and prices ri'rht.
AIRIGHT’S
T he place is
FACTORY AND REPOSITORY.
Franklin and Madison Ste.I
. "o lguor-ntly TIII lei- ll Ilun'ulo' II Strong
SOUTHVURW\L1I - - t'tiV'Slit 'Tlt' l' ".l
JUST ONE WORD
84 Washington Street,
L
The Evening Sentinel
, Verge Everly.
Thoroughly Equipped for Every Kind of Printing!
nothing 50 Large Or 50 Small that Catinot Be Done Here as Well as Anywhere!
For lngrain,
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lpoetic plIraMology.
. noxious.
[ In, DERRRI PEARL.
*THE BISKRAN OASlVS
l STHE KEY TO
THE SAHARA SERT.
l
The Little out: line 150.000 Troo- nrul II
Fruetllylng lllver. Ito “rillllll Tomi
ll-ll, Fine Cuino Ind l'oetlc Arabian
”on".
The Biskran oasis, with in 150,000
.' trees. is only about two miles long. and
Intends In halt a dozen little villages by
the Uned stream. The Arabs, in their
shit» it various-TI
Ithe “Desert Queen," the Queen of the
this-ea." and the Pearl of illt‘ DtNtll "
;L~iwn utter two days journey through
barren. treclcss wastes, With its waving
i palms and brilliant Verdun». it H II sight
Ialillicult to rival. iliskra has several
. lino buildings. of which the town hall.
lhnilt in the Oriental style. with :(lt'ltlll
‘iIIgI'IIp'Iln and a forest of dainty pil
hire, is the Item. It cost WAN. and is
:I-hmp at that tlgure, but. of course, in
, bot hero is bad for It song.
i 'l'hctiued lhskra llows through the
oasis, and ctttws much oi Its pro~p~t Ely.
Tho I-lIiI-f industry is Il lll' Ixii- big. .m l
nearly all tho inluthitnuh own It litIlI
plot of ground devoted to this put p w.
.tllri generally their only sou-In- o! rov
Imuo. ltiIkra owes much to ill” i'om
pagnio do l'UIIoIl Ml R’irh. who hon-d
:Irtmnan Wi‘llti and laid out vast IhItI-
’plantations. They also l‘l't‘l‘i.‘-l a line
t..'II~IiIIII. and constructud a runway to
tho celebrated ilIIIIIIIuIII SIIhIlIIIIc, about
six miles distant—springs ch-ll known
‘to the ltoman~, wlIcIII-II liinltra was
called Ad Piscinam. III I-IIIIIiIln-ration
of all illf'tm benefits the company was
granted various privileges. 'l‘hvy itl't‘
to enjoy for ninctyninv ycarstlu- profits
arising from the spring-I and from 2501!
ai'l’PS of land, besides it largo town
plot.
I lliskra is practically the
Subaru." and hence I-I'I-r
French cntcrcd, in It‘ll. has lh‘t'll an
important military stIItIon. Thu lover
of Urientalism will find it hero in II
much purer form than in M‘llll lluro
' pI-anized Algiers, and can also enjoy an
almost pI-rlI-I't climate. The district.
however. is not random. as iII-oftcn Nip
pound. on the contrary. in winter tlIez'I-
III II {air sharo of rain. though not so
much as in Algiers. Where this is tllt’
woak point in the climate. Like A'-
giers, it is beautifully mild. there is III
snow. and for the majority of tho win
tor there is brilliant sunshim- and I
very even tctnperaturc. III tho sum
lllt‘l', howover. it is ulmo~l uninlmhil
,uhlc. No one IlrI-IIIIH of staying thvrI-
unless military or other duty (‘lllllpt‘lt-
them. The heat is intense. the \\'I'tit'l'
and snake“ and scorpions
abound. whose lIitc often proves Ill-lolly
in an hour. The country III lllls‘ poriml
iii subject to plagues ot' grasshoppers,
tliu ruinution of all vcrIluro and pro~
duee. AIery humming malady callul
“'Iiou do lliakra’ iliskt‘n pimple lllI-
’vI'IilII wlIiI it is said to Ic~i~t most III- at
ment cxwpt IlIaugI- of Air
THE TRAMP' S MlSTAKE.
"key to llII-
since. thI-
Mun.
Buffalo has IIIprIIfo-ssionalstrong man.
Iimmed Bert Bartram, who is It genial
{sort of a giant.
“110 pounds. while, as is tho cast- will.
jSanIlow, his appearance does not give
fthe idea of unusual strength to the oils
tipping the scales at
uni olmorI'cr. litrtram was on his way
homo late last Monday night. and had
reached a secluded ‘ thoroughfare along:
ibis route when a big and burly tramp
suddenly
stopped from behind II tree
‘and dcnmndod IIIonoy.
Tapestry, p l
Brussels or 2 '
M oquette
.CARPETS!
i
()il Cloths, l iIIoleums and Mattings go to
PRINTING HOUSE! ‘ i
Vclub. of which the youngest member is
5 eighty nine years old.
‘members ninety years old, one ninety-
‘une, two ninetyrthrue. and two ninety-
“ four.
lone of tho members I-IIIh
BEST QUALITY OF WORK AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
? gun.
"i haven't a cent." said Bartram.
The trump took Bartram by the shoul
: Ilt‘r.
"Now. m9 here. young fuller," ho ho-
“you just—3
it» didn't get any furthI-r.‘ Bartram
‘txyokthoothcr by both elbows and tossed
him up in menu. Then he stood him
‘on his head and then turIII-Il him over
his knee and spanked him. afterward
tossing him over It scvculoot hoard
fem-o into it vacant lot. The trump IliIl
‘ not follow Bartram as ho procI-eIlI-Il IIII
South 'iiorwallt, Connecticut. 1‘
" his home-ward way.
l A Play lilililli'l‘liilllill.
A. Dickerman 8: Son, I
A dispatch from )larion. tlhio, pub-
lished recently. contained illt‘ following
army.
Orlando i)i?\\t‘i<t~' “15 out walking.r
with ayoun' lady last night. “hilI-
phasing aldark plIIIo ho was stoppI II by
aman,whoordcrcd him to throw up
his hands. Deweiss rospondcd by pull
inga revolver and firing at the sup-
posed highwnyman. The hall struck
the man. and ho fell to tho ground.
When he was picked up DT‘W't'itH was
dumfounded Imd horrorstriI-keu to
find the injured man to be his chum,
Everly. in a spirit of
fun, had sought to scare Dewciss by
playing highwayman. The bullet
struck Everly in the breast. HII' cannot
recover.
An Old People‘s Club.
Lexiinrton. Ky., has an old people‘s
There are three
The club meets at the house 01
\Vt ck for
“pleasure and mutual improvement.
l’r'epming "III “canon.
“Goimr to shave. Sam?"
“No. salt; dance "—JIIIlgc.
THOUGHT ’TWAS CONSIDERABLE.
She—The sleighing isn't much. is it?
lie—Isn't much 1
It's a dollar and a
half an hour.” ‘
TIRE SOUTH NIIRWAIIK EVENING summer. APRIL III 13m.
Open Monday. Friday and Saturday Evenings.
Macs &(0.
Right
Now!
RIGHT NOW, in the very start of the season '3 de-
mand. \
HIGH T NOW. when you are looking amuna’ for your
spring outfit.
HIGH T HOW, when the harvest of big pmh'ts Is sought
by other dealers.
RIGHT HOW. when our stock contains the new novel~
has In Men' 3 Boys' and Little Folks garments, and
the GHEA TEST ASSOHTMENT of styles and sizes
to choose from.
Brit/geport' s largest Clothing House givesa potent il-
lus {mt/on of Its buying and selling power.
We buy car/y. we have the garment made our way, bet-
ter cut. better lmnmmgs, better silk.
We pay more to have this done and you pay us no
more than you pay elsewhere for poorer made gar-
ments. 0w label on every garment, every shirt, every col-
lar. eve! y hat IS a guarantee of iheirgood value. When
we tell you this through the med/um of the press I"! s
the same as If you were high i here In the store, and
I we are willing a/Iyi/me to refund the money If you
are not satisfied with your purchase.
Our Top- Coats at SlO--you seldom see better at 875.
Some of the more extravagant dressers prefer our
813.50, 875 and 878--mailer of a few dollars.
MEIGS &(0.
Open Mom/Irv, Friday and Sa/urday Evenings.
Bridgeport, Conn.
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OLD AND RELIABLE
DailyDirect Freight Line.
BETWEEN
New York,South Norwalk and
Norwalk.
THE PROPELLERS,
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
Will leave Pier :3, lI‘. R,, Iicekmun street, New York. at
5 p. m. Leave Norwalk, 5 p. m; South Norwalk 6 p. m.
l‘rcight Received l'roniy II. Hi. to 5. p. In. Upon Appli.
cItiou to agents the ( itI ot \JIIIwItlk liagle and VI: lIIIII
\I ill be sent tor speI iIIl lots of height anywhere in New
\IIIk III its viI inity.
All pI-IsoIIsIII'cl'orhid trusting any of the employees
of this boats of llIcliIIc on account of the owners thereof.
AGAINST VREELAND-
ooumt Labor vain Dom-u CHI-III!
Proceedings Mn“ lllllh
Nuv Youx. April ltI.-M A meeting of
the Central Labor union a committee was
appointed to wait on District Attorney
Fallows tor the purpooo o! nuulns that It
warrant be tuned tor Pro-loom leood
oi the Metropolitan ITmtlon compo”.
which operates the Broadway ooblo road.
on II charge at violating the ton hour law.
The IIIIIIInItttIIII count-ts of Daniel Herein,
Jacob Butt-oh and George Warner. the trio
that. has for the past tow quIlII been on-
Ilunvorlna to induce Mr. Vroolond to rein-
Itoto ton employees recently diurnluod.
At this meeting also Janine U'Connoll,
grand mentor ot' the international Order
of Machinists and third vlco [Incident of
tho t‘I-Ilorutton of Labor, who arrived in
Iompuny with Samuel Hompurn. president
o! the order. trom the west. made on ltd
drum, in which he urged clout: IIIIlIIIIl-Inl
among all workman. “We want to form II
Inuit," he said, “no that. there will be
Work for all. "
Killed "ll I'nthur-in-lnw.
Nti\\|l.\.\lP'l‘l>.\', In., April III—diurnal)
limit. ll IItonIIInIIIIon of this city. shot and
killed Mlko liIII-tz and tntnlly wounded
tho lIIItIIr‘II roll and young daughter. Book
in u son-in law or liurtz. who lives three
miles from town. IiIIIIk'II wile rI-I-ontly Ito-
ourod II IllvceI-n from hint. Ho laid in wait
in tho brush (or thorn while they were on
their way homo {mm church and discharg-
nd hoth barrels of a shotgun at them at
short range. The girl will die. and it. in
thought tho boy will. Beak mistook tin1
girl for hlII wife. He came to the city and
gave himself up immediately after the
[shooting
Locomotive Engineer: Meet.
Pour .lli‘ltYlS. .\'. \'.. April t:l.-—'l‘wnnty
divisions of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tlIo Englnoum. with Loon delegate». mp
resenting 33.0"” members of tho organize
tiou from all put-III of tho country, met. in
this lililOtV. Grand Chic! 1’. M. Arthur
mndo u hrleluddreao. He said that by
their ornnnlvution the t‘lllllltu’itl'fi were
brought in touch with the railroad mun:
ugcrs. The necessity for strikes, ho said,
no longer existed. chnngI-d conditions now
permitting the settlement or IlitliI-ultlm
hv arbitration. At the meeting we re nov-
ei-al railway otllnlnls oi ditTm-ont lines.
The .‘itIIIIII-r HitI- Missing.
51‘. Jonss, N. l“.. April l:t.——-'I‘ho utI-nm-
er Kite, from the soul llshI-ries with II full
Iurgo. reports all the remaining ships but
tho ltnngur. The latter him not been hoard
‘ from Itiuno March to, when it was learnml
that sho was badly nlppod and vory leaky.
l l-‘onrn am now being expressed for her
_,, F.
{j ,_.. A Dainty Gift.
stylish, well lilting pair of
I' it E S III N T
if there is any question
” able as
lliilll think of.
chased, it's elwily answered—nit
l 90 WASHINGTON STREET,
ISouth Norwalk, -
After all mid and done, II tine, well-niadr,
.-|Ioc:< is no Itccepl
anything you
Ilo where the vcry best oi its kind can be pur
l
IH.s.BRowNis
Conn.
PERHAPS YOU DON’T,
But if you should want any
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry or
Silverware l
()I your WIItIhes ClocksIIIIIl it"‘IIclIy Repaired IIIId Cleaned IIIll
send at once to
A. W. AUSTlN,
Opera House Block,
~.———-—-—_—
Made to suit the times as well as the smo-
kers. The richest man in town wouldn't
ask for anything better; the pooresthmn
in town wouldn‘task foranythingcheaper.
A 2 oz. package for 5 cents. Ask for
it at any tobacco dealers. If you prefer a
nightly heavier smoke-(Fry Susanna.
Isl.
NORWALK. CT.
Ul‘
. ]‘ort Arthur has
China M a rosult of n snore-t olTI-nslvo and _
rqu-ty. She had over- foo men on hoot-d.
The :7 men who warn drivvu off shore on
tho lt‘l‘. uro still missing. though search
has been made for them with two steam-
urn.
To “also It a European Question.
Maputo, .\prIl 1: t. — The press hero
ovinces ill humor because American juries
huvo acquitted the captains of notoriouI
filibuster vessels intended (or ('IIbn. ’l'he
Epom declares thnt. in the event of II r'on-
llict hetwuun Spain and America over (fir
LIII Spanish diplomacy would speedily
mnko tho mattorulfiuropeun question, and
it. inslntmtos that Spain is secure of En-
ropean ultl in such an event.
Hi» Skull Fractured.
HI'INIV, N. Y., April l:l.——MII~Ies Mn
son of Nebraska City, Nob, was taken
from II caboose on It Now York Contra!
freight train with a~budly fractured skull.
lie was sent. to tho hospital and will proh-
nhly die. Mason IIIImII east with II lot; at
horses that were to ho sold in New York.
llow hu roI-IIlchl tho injury is not known,
but the matter will be investigated.
Election Riots In Spain.
MAIIIIUI, April lit—Elections {or the
new chamber occurred throughout Spain
and were IIIIIIIIIIIparIiIIIl by serious Ilisor~
Ilcrs at lturcchIna,whuro a factory is report
cd to have lIcou burned. ’l'hus for there
huvo been returned 35o Conservatives, I}:
Liberals. :; Republicans and .3 Carlists.
There are in nil in] deputies.
Port Arthur Not (fetlod to “main.
Sr. l’l~2’l‘l‘)l:\lil'llii, April lam-Ari official
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dental has been issued here of tho stnto .
moot published all over the World that
been coded lll“l{llfliln by
Iloluusivu alliance between the two powers.
‘ ('olonel ('m‘ki'trill'n “'ill.
.‘va YIIIIII, April lip—Mrs. John A.
('ockarill announces that Colonel t'rmkI-r
ill left a modest, cotnpotnnco and that his
will, nInIlII II fowdaya tinfom hn Siill’lmi
for Japan. named Joseph Pulitzer as ex-
ecutor.
ltcleuned From Quarantine.
li.\l.’|‘l,\lttltl'§, April I::.-—’l‘ho North tiar-
nmn Lloyd steamship Urn-fold, which hm
ilf‘l"n detained at quarantine {our days ho
' cuuso of smallpox on board, was released
and landed 7:31) stcerage passengers.
“'0 .Ither Form not.
Generally fair and warmer; southerly
winds.
Canary Bird».
A Chicago bird dealer, ono of the
most extensive in the country, rays of
counties: “Tho idea is pro-valent that.
canary birds I-ithcr cornc from tho t'av
IIIIry islands or am born in captivity.
()1? course some are received from tho
(lunary islands, and II great many of
them are raised from team birds that
have never been at liberty. or can»
birds, as they are called. Still, many of
tho very best. canarics are captured wild
in tho United States. Southern (JalIA
fornia is full oi" wild oaunries. and
there are no better singers in thI-world.
In mmo sections the air Ream-t to ho
filled with melody. They am so plf'llil-
fnl that tho boys kill them in grunt.
numbers with sling shots, and they urn
little more thonght‘ot’ than sparrows. I
prefer the American counties to the im-
portml, and thorodoes not Imam to ho
any danger that the supply will ever
run short.“
“Etched Him Digest.
The science of digestion received an
important impetus from the knowledge
gained by the cane oi Alexis St. Martin.
Ho was a young Canadian who rtmived
a gunshot wound in tho utomach. Tho
Wound healed, but left In open fistula,
through which the pram of digestion
could be watched and ascertained from
time to time. Through experiments
made in his casetho time o! digestion
was ascertained with some degree of
correctness—that to, no for n his Item-
Ich was concerned.
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Norwalk Chronicler