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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 14, 1896 · page 4

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Tun SEN’l‘INEl‘i.

him Gowns. Eni‘on no) vitamin-on.
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TUESDAY. APRIL N. we.

 

 

 

Ammma flunk "Want." ”To IM."lIIItI
"In: Halo" IlIVI‘flIMflIN‘IIIH. not t‘Xi‘t‘tNIlIlfl llw
“MIL one time. ‘.'.'-t' ; tlir-ht- tlnios. 5w: >i\ Iillll‘h.
.1. lh'adhunotlron lira lino. Marrlnuo anti
(1."! natives. ill-u Ft'lit‘tllllt‘ HI l'lltt'! IIII‘ :III‘-
phnd MIVt‘nIM'IlIt‘IIth Ilil’lllhht‘il on applica-

Bu-curnon llirus.~lly mail. in flthIllll‘t‘.
W proud-I: UII" month. Mo: tluw
tumult-i. sis»: tilt montIn-t. £2.50: onu war. is.
NIWI‘WI by nOWnboi’s. 12v Ii woolt. to ho paid
to tho carrier.

In: Urnt'sx—Nt. in Wmhlncton strunt.
BOuth Norwnik : trit-phono t-iill. 93-5.

Bimini urn-1:. No. at Wall ntroet. Nurwnlk :
toleplmnn «all. 924.

Vilmtits urn \rolt-oino at Thu Hontlnol amt-o. t

It you know of any tit-mt. )1!“ will t'tilllt‘l' a
tutorhy h‘ID‘IIIlIttIIIIK. ht'lllllllfi or bringing it
("the white.

Couluxnrit'noxn shoal-i in llllt‘fls‘t‘h’ be ad-

diet-sod to .
TIIE EVENING SI-IN'I‘lM-IL.
h‘nnth Sui-walk. (‘n-nn.

lNllIBl’l‘UllY POWER.

IT IS THAT NERVE FORCE WHICH REG~
ULATES MUSCULAR ACTION.

 

Dr. (Inca Inrrny Non Thu the Twitch-
hlg u! 11er “mm lithe!" Tlilt Women
Are Inning This Fort-amt". Cyrus lid-on
"In I fiomuwhlt "Mutant Idea.

American woman haw lIIWllyrl boon tlhi-
tlliglilh’llt‘ll for \ ivtin-lty of munnor l‘llllll‘l'
titan calm n-pmn. antl thooplnlon prtwulln
amongthoughtful litmillt‘. and mot-o par»
titttiltirly phynloinns, that of into i't-iirii thin
; national \‘IVllL‘Ily he dvgtmrratlnu lulu hyst-
' torla anti otlitn' hylllllitllllstll lil'l‘Vli oxhuusv
Iltm.

Many and (‘lil‘lllllfi urti tho I‘VIIIOIH‘I'S ot
llt‘iilt‘ll‘tl norm tort-o daily Innnlfostotl on
tho vars and III t‘lltilln' by “‘Ulilt‘li. I't-rhnpa
hil'llligt'nbtti' nil Ix tho trIt-i: womrn hm‘u
jot twisting and (’llllilfl'llllfl tht‘lr months.
Evita cially at or III‘Itll‘tl Int-ultimo. whon
Ihvro in host vitality in tho xyptom.

'l'hl‘ habit l~:ininrkt'tl onoiiniong wom-
on. old and young. i'it'h or poor. cultural
or ignorant, [Hill In int-rousing to sunh uIi
:l‘Xl'dii that It lain-(lingtohotho l‘Xl't‘]IIl(Ill
. to N'li womt-n on tho I. or sln'hu-u Iinos
l who, if tin-y nronot talking. tiro not t'llllt‘l'

 

 

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T," l”"’“"!7 5' "1”“, "l” " ' "' “ "’“m l biting tlu lr llpr‘. drawing In tho lttil'lllll‘fl

m llu' 7'0"," 0" ‘\',,,.,,.,,[p am] ,7. Suburbs of lht-lr months or “\‘Iil‘lllllg tho IIIilr’tlIWI
Iof tho chin. until. on Illt' wholv. tin-y ru-

Lflli'gl'r, ('Illlxitll nth/y. Hum Htl‘ ('om/iim tl
('irt‘uluh'on of (III' III’lI'I' 'I'llrt't' Lot-til [hul-

A clrrrl ivrr.

 

Now York llrraltl \Vomlit‘r Form-ant l ‘0

Tlit'mmtlwrimla)’ [ll'-|Illl~t" to ho ut-nvral- I
IV Inlr. willi |"'lliIlIIII“I abnormally high tt-m-i
pt-ratnrt'. t-iII-th-tl lw t'loutlint-uannl po~~ilt|y lot

.winhla n t-ompany of facial t-oiiloi'tioiibits.
'I‘Ilthlll‘xtitlllllllillt‘tlllyllrlsva, \l'hnt IItIt'H
litulliununl' What t‘illl possibly prompt

 

a p . ‘ .
. m. Oil? In” ”HUI" “5 ”Ill!!!” 01"" l" l woman to nilnplart- so mutthgtiotl lioisnrln

i‘lt'l‘t‘lfiti, mar thvlr Ionnly and prt-paro
ithvinwlros for u largo IiIitI t‘lli'ly crop of
I \Vl’lllklt"? Questions Mirolyto ho rolt'rrod
tho IIIt‘tIItinl mind.
llr. Cyrus W. i‘ldson, whon Illll‘b‘llllllt‘ll
on tho sulut'ot. said:
“I lit-lIt-ro this pt-t-Iilitir habit of tho t'llll
tho t-t-ntnry woman to ho lurtzt-Iy tho m-

M light "r """M'n'. rm” tonight. 'l”'””'" l suit. of tho imitat Irv bowvm ol‘ tho human

row It Itl'llllllhl'filvl bt- parllr t~luutlyto vloiith “lump

Wonrnall lllIllill‘S. It. is n rom-

‘""|“”“l'“-""""h‘r' l. ”MW" "i “Ii“"m l"'*' 1 mon tit't'til‘l't'llt'n for tho liltontlanta upon

 
 
 

ulhly by high win-L oIt tho wade;

——-p—

Thor-momma Ill-00rd.
Thehlithmt point of tho tin-rmoInt-tt‘i' tor
thotwonty-tourhours t-Iitlint; at noon lotla
was it tltgrmnalun'o zero: lowt-st. iii ll(‘i.’l'l‘(‘n
nbora.

 

Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow.

Bun rims Sun sot‘ Illuii titio

In 51):: iii iit'll at II.i.' :.:io

 

The Road Question.

South Norwalk must llll’t'i tho road
question soon. or sull't-r. I’t‘lmbaly noth-
ing detracts from tho t-ity so lllllt‘ll as its
bad roads} “or; pa~'t .and. prt-st-nt Int--
thods of throwing away money t‘uonnh
every yenr,whit-h.’it' jlllIlt'ltill'sly:|'XIM'llil-
ad, would give u> good roads. ought to
ho nhandt‘nu'd as soon as inwsihlv. and
our strurtsjint in :i t-ontiititm in which
they can be maintaint-tl at a nominal tx-
punter.

To niako plltt'll'\\'l irkot' porman -nt road
impilownwnts. I}: not win». a.~ tho hono-
fit is only partial. antl tltn's not moot lllt'
(loinlmd. Slit-Ii strut-ts :1.“- art- most Ilst'll.
and must always bu in tho mu :Itt-st (It‘-
lnnud, ought to I») all Inatlo at ono tiIIIt:
Thiiittanbetlono only by bonding tin-
city for the tint, t~. mt. 'I‘llt‘l‘t‘fil'it": illt'
interest and oust o‘t‘ law-ping; tilt!“ in
condition will not bt- moi-v. if as lIIIII'll.
as at prt-sont, with tho advantayv t-t'
propor and motlvrn thoronglifm'os.

We suggt-st that nitrifounvil at oat-t-
takP nivasnrns to :Lwt’ortain tho t'ost oi
properly paving our main strot-ts. tho
t-xponso of a road rollvr l'ttr Sll't‘t‘iS that
run he Inavadamizt-tl, and lay tho mattor
th'ort: tho public for consult-ration.

Strung" St-ono.

At thr‘ famous 'i'ivoli music hall in
London an t‘XlH‘l‘lllil‘lli has llt't‘ll matlr‘.
It in nothing loss than tho illit-ljittltlilnll
of a hymn in tho initlut of tho fl'inil-Ills
and frtqntintly risky Roam that :li"‘
popular in Cullt't‘t‘t salt :I.!l.~i. Tho li) Hill
in this instant-:- was ".lvrusalt-Iii. " with
the-“golden” t‘h: rm. it mint haw giv-
on the toughonod sinnorh‘ who aro tllt‘
habitat-s of Fnl'll plat-ts a strangt- sonar
tion. Yt‘t why not': In tho midst of tho
foolish, tho wanton and. illt' wit-kod
thoughts that float in thoatmosphoro of
such a plane. what could haw a morn
wonderful (-l‘l‘wt than fur :iswwt, t~ltuir
voice to carol tho grand old hymn.
whiltaorchontrti and a inn-at ohnrus tinili
up the thrilling rofrain, “Jt-nisalrm,
the Golden?” Likt- a swoop of pnrt‘ wu-
tor through a bt'fulllt'tl slroam it ]l:l\‘.\'('(l.
purifying at least for tho moment souls
that seldom I'Xpt'l'lt‘llt't‘tl such a winin-
tion, bringing tl'JITH to t-yt-s that do not
Weep, bringing thoughts tvf an ill“! t“ nt
childhood, IX’fiil‘t' 010 foot had \I'Illlilt'i’t'tl
astray 01' tho lit-art liatl (‘1‘:I\‘(‘(l knowl-
edge of evil. Why not l‘l‘lliJl’dl‘ .w nus in
(50110011 SultKIIn-z? Tlit' ttlily Illijt‘t'lp ii it:
that it Would break up tho businms.

The/situation in oust Africa is tho
most picturesque of any now I t‘l'lliiylllfl
public attention. 'I‘ht'twonatiw armit-s
there I‘QpI'OZ'Ft'dlt tho Ill'l‘l‘t‘fii, strong-sit
and most intt-lluctnal pt-oplt-ot‘ ill“ tlark
continont. The tit-n‘ishts of tho Sudan,
with tho Mahdi (.I‘ prt.plit-t (Isnnzn Dig-
in; at their llt‘utl. art- tht- most forminth‘
and fanatical of all tlu- Mt-liaimm-dan
fleets. It is l7titll thtirduty and llh‘ll‘
pleasure to kill Christians. Bli'll‘dl k
and his ALyssinian-i, onthv‘ othtir hand,

represent the oltlt-st‘t‘liristian Fif‘t i‘ll

the globe, older than tho ltlnran or
Greek church. At ll‘11'i tlit-_\'t~l;’iiiii to
b0 Christians. and tlit'ir t-laim isas \Vt‘ll

prom] by tlwir at‘tit its as that 4 f many

porsons in tho I'nilwl Status of Amor-
ir-u. Tho Abys-‘inian (‘h‘ristiune‘t hato
the Italiant‘ln-innnw. and art- trying
to drive thorn out I t' .\ frit-a. Tht~ dor-
Yislies and tho Altyniniuns. although
enemies by their rtligion. have thoro-
taro acmnmon aim. the t-xpulsitii of‘
Europeans from Africa.
tinn, how-rot, wltI-tlwr tluy'havr- tlit
must» to takt‘advnntaw rtf tho situation.
The don'ishos haw 300,000 soldiers;
the Abyssinfluis 100,000.

It is: aquvis?

l Insnno to lll't‘tIlIIIi Illm‘lllll from tho powvr»
i'nloii'rtttnt (Illtl mind upon anothtsr. Why,
fit. Vilus~ tiant'ti was at. tniu tlino pro-

! IIoIiIIt't-tl by tho (lot-tors to ho t'onlugioua

 

lJt'CiIIIStI in an t'arlit-r rt-ntui'y uno poor (girl
‘illllll’fll‘CIl in I'll” Ntilill oi Frant'o Illlllt’lt'tl

l with this Ill‘l‘Ytltllfi't‘lIStl anti in a wry short

itimn tho t-ntlro lii'IWIlIt'o was jt-rliintr tintl '

l twisting Ill Uiiirlll imitation of tho original
[ rush."

LUW tltlti.

lir. (‘trnco l‘t-t'kham Murray, who la n

lthoughtful, kt't‘ll (II'H'I'VI‘I' in all Inatturs

of tip to than lulu-rm. raid In rtvply to \‘n‘
rlnus Illll‘nllllllh‘ on III” :t’lllljt't‘il

"You nro tisklllg mo about :I ninth-r ot
tiucidt-tl lllll'l‘l'hl. I haro lllll.lt't'll this nt-I'vo
w’t'akntw In Il'lill tho lllt‘ll nntl womt-n til
Now York, but parIit-ninrlyin llll‘ Wolnt‘ll,
jlls‘t tire I Ilil\‘tl Iioiit't-II lllllt‘t‘ onIiI-Il \\'Iiti
Iiiioonsrlou-dy talk to tin-Iii»~t-l\'t-~. and it.
:ill )lll'iillfi tho samo thing. I m of what
physit‘iuna call ‘inhibltory powt'r,' which
llll‘l‘l'ly InnlitN In ..~ of itt-Il Punt I'ol.

“'I'o Illillt‘l'a’ilillll Ihia‘ it i4 lit't'i'bfifll‘fi' to
know somvthing of tho iv'lWL'I‘ oi tho mintl
UVI‘I‘ tht- body. You know. of (‘ll'll‘nth ll“|l
tltt'rt' must he two prt-liminar)‘ Mount for
I‘Vl‘l‘)‘ not of ‘III‘ human lll'll}"~lll"~l, Ilto
oxtot'n'll animation. and. i‘l‘t‘tlllil, tho ini-
prt-ssion Imitlti upon tlIn brain. 'i'ht'n
l'tllllt‘\' ilit!I‘tI.~1itiII~I*trl tliti l'otly to tho lII‘.IiIl
signal. 'l‘liunn Illl't'tl Hops l'lIUI‘V.’ (liil‘ll
otht-r as naturally.- and unconzecionslyas
swallowing lll‘t' ‘. lilllhlltiilllllg or hit up tho
rinsing: tit Illt‘ (‘_'\'l'.".

“Now, in tho natural ordvr of t'thnLS
tho liotiyrt'spontls in~tantly to any inn-rm,-
:-“.on lll'Jl.‘ ti; on tho brain. llllilllllwl')‘
IilIVt'l‘l' i~t that. Iit'ri‘n foi't'n \\‘llll‘ll t-ontrols
tho Ii'itlynntl )ll‘l'lllIi-i it olilytn I'wpontl
wisvl}: to tho brain tt-lt-gtraphy. l-‘or in»
slam-v, a natural. lIlil'I‘r'll'lIllit‘tI notion of a
lllllll‘lll h- in;: would b.- luilet' lllii‘l'llllk‘l?
tti l‘\'t‘l"V ith':i an l-llllll us ”I“ lil‘ttlli Ti‘l‘l‘IVt‘S
anti i'tirinnlatt‘s it, jllrl: or: ti 1‘ ' II or n NH”
ago prnlIh-s by tho lltllll‘ ni’ I‘.\‘t‘l‘.\' thought.
passing through tho mind. llllllllliJi‘)’
INN-WT, or tail t-nntrol, is that \\‘Iill'li on»
nhlon tho Ullllll' or morn t‘IIIlIVHil'tl lit-int: tn
l'l‘rill't'llll nunu-ular llt‘lilili t‘XUilllh whon du«
sirahio or lit'tft snat'y. I

"And now for my point,‘V Ilr. Murray
(‘Ullilillll‘ll oarnostly. ”This incronsing
flit-ialt-ttmnrtingz so IioIit~t-nhlo nowadays
llllllift'lll‘h‘ nothing morn or loss than tho
\\'t‘iil(klllll,‘.{ of this grunt Iort‘n, Hl'lf I't‘-
straint, thug li‘t'l'llillllll}: tlin body to ro-
spontl to tho mind to tho iuIIt-st nxtont, as
in tho cast! of \\'IIIlll'll tzilkiiip. tn tln'ni-
sviws, or“ in a lt-ssor (ll‘gt‘t'll, an In tho
lll'l‘\'illlri Iwitrhlnx of tho mouth.

“Inhibitory powwi is" Iiti‘. urally wt .‘ikuiaai
by litlnizt'r. i'nligno or any form of norm
oxhnnstinn. 'I'ht' liliflt that womon ill‘li lilti-
ing l‘llillt‘l‘ than gaining this tumor of roll
managmntlnt i<a maltur of \‘ital imporv
liIillSL' in (-tnint-t-tion with tho nt-w position
[ht-y :Irn llt'rtll‘tilltt' of holding in tho twten-
ill‘ill com ury civilization."

Miss (irat-n liotlgo. who has inudn n spo-
cial study of i‘t-minint- human tnn'tnro, (‘X'
prossotl tho opinion that tho llllil'lln'll Iio:'v~
onsnoss among w'omvn of tho prosont day.
anti tht-ir lat-k of trninitn.r in "tpiit-tnt-ss"
was illll.‘ grout roason l‘tn'tho Illllt‘ twitching
so prm‘alt-nt at this and oi‘ tho t-.t~nlnry.

"Lot. women It‘ill‘ll to ho moth-rain." i~lin
said, "and to tnko qniot\it-\v.- on own ini-
portnnt unit-torn, and lll‘l'Vtillsllt‘fih' will
t-t‘aso anti fauna in rt-poso will ho tho rulo
lilFii‘llll of‘tho ixnt-ptinn, as wn tlntl thom
today. it is {ii‘weliiiltx if onn worn to study
dot-ply onotiizh’into tho mattor, that. H‘it'll
reasons its morphino, till‘Olifll and ()illl‘l‘
stimulantq might ('tIlIltirto tho Hill‘iill't' to
account or help t'lt‘t'UlIlll': for tho dilliuulty,
but of this I am not propan-ti to giro ti sn-
porfitial opinion."—.\'t~w York Journal.

Young I'ititor's Revengo.

Thorn is a (story told that win-n tho turns-
out. John Juroii Astor was a small boy in
inittkorlior‘kt'raliis Inotht'r had on llt'l‘r-
tain tll'L’lIFltJl) to punish him for sumo mis—
(lt'llil'tllltil‘. ’l'hnt- t-Vt-nint: Mrs-I: Astor gave
a (llllilt‘l‘ party, and ytmng John, who wait
stillsmartintz undt-r tho rt-tioiitttlnistisu—
mvnt, hothought hlmsolt of at way of l‘l‘llll-
inting. Having surrt-ptitinnsly proonrod
an onion from tho (-ook's stort‘s, ho pro—
Ct‘t‘tlt'll to cut it up and plat-o tho slit-vs in
tho llll‘llt’lt‘h on tho hott‘oals. What. was

. Mrs. Astor's inortiilcatimi, In tho midst of

ho‘r onlortninmont. to pt-rcolvo that a
lli't‘llilflll odor of {rind onions was purvnd‘
int: thnhnnsnmld humming strongt‘r and
more oliolisivti l'\’t‘l'_\' Innmont. ’l‘ho party
was: not-n snout-55. anti lutt-r thorn was".
rt-ckoning with the ht-ir of tho libuso that
“caused hot tears to llow.”

Coming Home.

First Fluhnrnmn—Lt-t mo carry that
iiaskrt. Any one can sun you're groan at.
this lnisint'ss. ‘V .

St-trontl Fisherman—Why, how should 1
carry it?

First Flslwrnnui—As It tht-ro wns sonne-
thing in lt.—Pittsl)urg Dispatch.

 

 

_ The night blooming jasmino shows no
spot‘ini t-hurin through tho tiny, but at tho
approach of owning Its littlo cantllv slinpt-d
IIUWI‘FH [Il‘t'fit'ilt n plcturo of singular Iimu-
ty, whllu they till thuwholu air with thoir

 

lragrnnue.
. l

DABIEN tutti “monorail.

The buildings on (Ir-oat Inland am he»
in“ put. in rt-udinolitt tor the coining of
tho owner. Dunit-I Edgar.

It in mportotl iluit Huntnduuyltir. who
now t-oiitlut-tu tho Fulrvlow “ninth in
Itowuytun. will iiiiuuiiio uhtirgo of tho
(Jolumbim Ilotvl about tho lath IIINI.

.Iohn Raymond, with liiii mm
was out t-liuuining )‘t'fltt‘l’tllty at Crab
Island. “'Iit‘ll Mr. Raymond thought ho
strut-It uoniothini.r hard in tho Hand and
procuring a hlltth‘I Ilt‘ din: down and
found u box. which upon lining tipt'llt'll
was found to t-onliiin human INIIII‘H.
i‘lt‘tlii‘lllI'MIIIIIIH‘I‘ Fl't‘llt'll was notlllt-tl
anti at tho nt-xt “do will go down and
Innko an investigation. '

'l‘ho ltopnhlit'unn will hold llt'flllt'llrt lo-
morrow night at tho Town Hall to «loot
tit-lt-uutos to tho statt- vonvviilion tit Now
lIth-n, April ‘Jlst and ‘J‘ltl.

Mrs. John Sliiirlti din-d this morning
at 1 o‘clock til‘tt~i' ii loin: illnm.

'l‘hobunnor that was oil't-rotl by tho
(irantl Illillui', Knights of tho (ittltlt'll
Bind“. to tho lotlgtl that had ”to limit tit--
grt-t- tonm. uiitl whit-h watt won by IV‘IIII'
hon ('Ilh‘ilt'. of this town. in now on 1‘!-
liibitiou in tllt‘ window at 'tlt-tirgo I'I.
t‘ook‘o drug atom

MI(‘IIi|t'l Hagan wziiitiut driving. you-
torduy morning, and \\‘Ilt'll opposite ”It-
l't'HItlt‘llt‘t‘ oH'iart-nm- Ht-olIt-Itl hi» homo
stumblotl and foil. int-taking thl- nhtift of
tho wagon. ’l‘ht: hiil'rii‘ t'n’t'lllltd uninjur-
MI.

The Ht‘ll‘t'llllt'il and bridllo t‘tnlllliiNl'tl
Inotthisi inornlni.r at in o‘t-lot-k and III«
filu‘t'tt’tl thonuw iron bridut' at Iting'n
I‘Ind Landing. 'l‘lit- N'lt'l'lllit‘ll haw
paid all hut $500 on tho hritlpo. This
amount has bot-Ii Itopt hilt-k until Illl' np~
lll‘titll'llt‘h‘ Ill‘t' Illllrillt'll and tho britlgo it!" ‘
t't‘pllltl.

Tho \Villwrfort'o Iillth'I'Nliy .Ilillllt't'
Singors will giro a (‘tlllt't‘l‘i in ”to Town
llall, Friday Iiiglitaintlor tht- illlfliit't'fi of
tho I'Ipworth I.t‘i|l{iit' of tho Mt-thotliat
I'Ipisnopal t-hnrt-h.

Wtaéirom.

Edward II. Nash, of \VQ'Hlptil‘i, who in
in his t-iplitjt'-~t-\‘oiitli your, prvtlit'trt a
cold sprint: and summor. and says \vv
may intro to \Villll‘ through Snow drift.“
yoi. lii- I'm-ails many int-.itlt-nts of tho
t-old snmmt‘r of lrltl, wlit-n llt' war-t hilt
.‘lt‘VI'll )‘t'lll‘n' old. That. Hilllllllt‘l' t‘orn did
not ripvn, and tho following your I'.Irmt'r<
had to llt-‘t‘ twttyoar-oltl stood at planting
illno.

W. It. Oll'Cl‘l'illly, of Haiiiratnt'k, who
llt'tH bot-n N'l'lltllh‘ly ill, in improving.

'l'ho llott'lil.i:;.~ Hittit‘l‘ri ('vtnt't-t't t'otn-
panytind Boll liiniztn'I Itl'l‘ to pivo an
t'llit'l‘lulllllit‘lli in National Ilall. Satui'
tl:l_‘-’ t‘\t'lllll’,.', nnrlt-r tho nnupit-t-q ot'
'Wt-stport Division. Son-t of'l't-Inpt’rnnt'o. '

Min: Liar/in lit‘tjl‘tl, of Norwalk. is n
guost of Miss Kata M. I}. VVIIOPIM‘.

)ll'fl. (inorgo Pl’lt't‘, of Brooklyn. N.
Y.. is Visiting lit-r mothor, Mrs. Hidnt-y
Watts.

Ilonry Jonos, Harry Jones and Minn
Nt‘llll' .Ilillt‘h‘ l't‘ilil'lil‘tl to tht-ir homo in
Brooklyn. Sunday owning. uttt-r a.
wook's visit with Mr. and Mrs. William
T. Snill't-n.

’l‘hn lIlHitil'lt'lll Hilt'lt‘ly mot laxt night
with Mr. and Mi‘rl. (Tarl It. holiyo, V

Mm. l". (l. (lolt'y, of Now liawn.‘in
visiting: lit-r part-tits. Mr. and Mrs. A‘TH'
brost- S. llurlhutt. .

Mr. and Mrs. (Jharlt's l". Ilurlhnttantl
Miss Smith, of Brooklyn, are ghosts of
Mr. and Mrs. (iharlo-I ’I‘. liuributt.

Janawuy Fillt'll, of Brooklyn. stpt-nt
Sunday with his fathor. William J.
FIIH'II.

.I. N. Thorn. of Brooklyn, is a gum
of Rev. (inorgo W. Blii‘hydt.

Mit'lianl Barrott‘ has roaignt-d his [Infil—
tionaa (-t‘iaohman for John I). Wood.
Illillflt"('l*])ll‘ll{Lllkt' position with Mrs.
J. II. Phipps, of (iroon‘s FHI‘IIH.

~

I A pypsit- ()pt’l‘t‘titl will ht- grit-on to “
‘night by tho Band of Hope in tho “'t-st- .
port. (ipt'ra House.

Harper's Weekly.

Tho exhibitions of tho At-atlomy of
Design and tho Sot'ioty of American
Artist. will be fully tit-wussotl in one of
the April issnsos of Harper's Wot-lily;
and readers of that. journal may t-xptzt-t,
lioforo tho (And of the month, article! on
the following Hnlijuots: Tllt‘ University
of Pennsylvania. witha birtl'rt-oyuritaw
of the buildings: tho War in Cuba: tht-
Egyptian I‘prt-dition to tho Sudan, and
the Vonozut-l an Btmntlnry (gin-anon.

Bud '1‘:i:4to—-“’I‘hi.~i is positivvly the last.
time." muttorod tho King of thpha.
making a wry face, "that i ever will lite
pt‘l'filllltlt‘tl to tackle a stt-w made from a
bitter partisan."

l'l‘l I-‘rr r'I.‘ '—
95 Liquid (ilue:
.. I t “‘ ”It'. i: Iglm'iils
Ir. iyt . Eli! I .i‘r lit-W.
\'.' . 'l l‘tu tlitfii \\'.i<. hrnlct‘n

T It' I'Iv'll ItlikN Lj.l‘-t':l'1_l’fi‘|l'l,
Cu. .ll.l —\\'.-ni I: \\ iV int-n l . l,

" Wt. Iivvcr wonlJ haw known."

' l’t' mcnds everything so:
Nauru. EASILY and SURELY
that articles may be put to
service again the next day,
and no worry over it. s
EPAGE’
5.: an I n G Lu

aunt/«use

e- mus l0 cents. Sou ”We.
LAN) with instant amt luv Maw

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Best
Family
Medicine

“l haw mitt-Ii Arrr's Win for
Iiitiltv yours. and lilii‘tl}t4 tlt-i‘ii‘t-tl
tho host I't‘HllllM l‘t'oiii iiwli‘ lino,
It‘tll' toutat II and IN” ii‘ottblt'a,
and it “it” t'ill't' til Itt‘iitliil'lll‘

uni

(:fl'lllmt bt- t‘tlllilll’ll. Witt-Ii Inv
tl‘lt'tltltl sol. Illt' what i-t tht- bt-{t
I't-Int-tli' l'or tltmtrtlvrrt ol’ tho atoni-
Ill'll, lll‘l'l‘, or IitM‘t'lN. IIIV iitiurizt.
lilt-inim'I-r lit .\,\‘vi"n I'llla," “Moi.
.‘.l.n' .loumtw. Mu anlt t‘tiy.

Highest
Awards at
World’s Fair.

For
Your
Hands
and
Face!

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Ilalc's Rose Crrtini.
ctircs chaps and all
roughness. Alaktts Ilic
.sltiu like when

25 CENTS zit

HALE’S.
t'.\"l'l'.'l."l'.lI.\'.lllt'.\"l'.s'. ' "
HOVT’S TH EATRE

(llw *ullnl Wonk.
APRIL t3, l896.

Iltlily Iilllit' Miilllwt-w. l-o'glliliiliif “h'llllt”~'l.|\.
Nuts llit' Inna->4 illlllltl vl

RICE’S
BIG
COMEDY
CO.

 

('t mmwnt'lltu.
Mniitlni

‘.\ntl Thomas l’. Sti'nitonf

- SA .‘I 1'} o$‘c"n°c‘é'¥ 3A!

All how pini‘ i. To ,‘uulit

Rip Van Winkle.

I'rn'wt l".;"i,lili'l.‘rl' HI-tl- now mt. “.II" at
I'llltwll'll- tlrm: ~lnio.tlivl I'll lll'H"? ulnlinnnli'
'tlll’OI'

ELLNWOOD’s,
MERRY__
PLAYERS!

SPECIAL RETURN DATE.
Norwnlk Opera
House,

Week of April 20th.

 

Mr. lltn'c St'yiiioui',
Miss I.t'iilt' Sllcpptli'tl,
.\l iss Corrine l.:i\'aunl

IhlIlH nnzht.

 
 
 

lteivlim a-I'
illillr'll lo FI’M‘I'H'lI ’L ‘, w lllll‘ilil it. i a',
af-i/uuittuilnmiéit \‘Hirt‘ -. l. « illlli.’
"ll'lt‘ “l l'ottm. ml ”Wt. 1,'tIII‘I n‘ltn ['ttnlllil'lV
pr whim-ti tutu t'timinvno'nt,

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GRAND

Fair and
Entertainment!
Ir'nr tlw lwlwlii :«i ‘
St. Peter’s Evangelical
Church.

‘1" otnmmn HALL,

APRIL l6, l1 and I8

, .\tltiiission. 10c.

 

NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.

HAVILAND,
The Great Magician“!

l'ntlvr tlu- rm :Irlvo' w! ti." ~ wivti-wr! St. I’lllll.r~
I ““1"“

Tuesday Evening, April lli

ttl‘ .« Iv'v' limit «limp, Ito tr~ via-n at 7.:lo.

Ilavilantl in: vital .1 Kollnt and III-I'iiinn in
hh «tnpvrtr tvltturta: tnlttl. Ill"'.|lllllli.' U-y'tllt
.Vlysttvrtw. Edwina .-; l’~-iv-ttuuniti~m.
.‘sml Milo-nint- .‘Inuu'. :t~-
sub-tot! M momma ”Hots. It'NIIliiah and Ir-
Kl‘w "MIMI I‘wld-th ..
Aolnnm-rn. tnall Ivit1~ ultht- huuw, ilfw. ant

COMING EVENT!
PROF. NEWELL’S
Closing Exhibition
and Reception
lusiclflall, flirt; Evo’g, April l7

Tirhvtve on «rim-t l'iaotM'mWrdilt Nv-rnnlk.
and at l'tnm-o'e». .\nr«ttlii.aiulal thr- IMAUIlI-m‘.
a 1.: :.

lfi'l'llllf'l' 0!" MiltWALK. m. i‘lilIIM'I‘Ii
t'ttl'lt’l’. Alvritl.l.,\ v.1»; .
“Mint" r4 Juno 5 litxt-iluy,latv of hurwzilk'
in ‘ttivi Ili~UiVL 'Il'i’é‘I'I-d'dl. ,' ’ .
“ftit'fl’ll.1'll&t t‘lwmlmtni’imlnx Mini-It Iwr

 

 

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lfillflll'ii'fi’flfltm mwmmt [ti ”riot-till” fur “.I.

infirm-m. at ttm prom“. uflll‘l' in .\nrn‘alk. on
"11- 71.4 490' U! April. In". ‘9‘ ‘1 M'Imfk
altt-flwmmrvl that all iu'rwmu Intnrmtml In
mid “MW mar l-t- Itdiilml tilt-m4. thou-linin-
istratrix willmoudhi-dmlrrto ImpIiMMi-«l In
a now-[aim having Ir l'ifl’lllflll‘vfl in will ditt-

mm, mu! [ml at mm mm»! on tho Mun-punt

in mid .Vnntalk. itu-ttrmi tlin piano win-r0 titt-
Wow-mm! lat-4 rim-fl. at band nevi-n day» 'M‘rur”

id is! L11 4 A . ‘I. out.
i? z ' 'Ask'irizoobwuiiriudge.
'

BOSTON STORE.

NORWALK CONN.

UR 8th ANNIVERSARY.

TU CUMMEMURA'I‘I‘I IT {Vii SHALL GIVE A

Half-Price Sale..

On Something in Every Department.

Another division with our customers. Another proof that our small prolil system is

to our customers. limit-lit. Another pledge that small expense, little prolit. and.
cash'liusincss will he used to sccurc. retain and increase the trade that
they have made. livery department must lead something' to
this greatest of great sales, lit-gins

Thursday Morning, April 9th, l896,

and continues for three days.

.-\i|',:t‘ll tl_vt~, rt-tznlzir L’iit- altn'kings, p-
]Iitll' I'3l2l'.

.Ilu-n‘s urvy lint- English halt‘ hose, the
host 'tht- .w'k nnuio, IL"...t'.

IIIHIlt‘S. tint-full fitt'illl'il Egyptiunvestn,
high nt-t-k. lung and short i-‘loevou. a good
t-hant-t- to prt-part- ft n- warm weatliter,
sizt-s from it to 7, sold t-Vt-rywluere at trio;
our prior. "

I..\('l‘} t‘l'lt'l'AlNh‘.

lmnl il.‘lll‘.~ lill't' t‘lll'iziliis‘ from tho
bankrupt Nottingham Mills. at I’itlshui'i:
that wrnt into illt' hands of a l‘t‘i‘t‘lYl'i‘.
Now is your t‘liillit'l‘ to buy a law t-nr~
tam at In.“ than half lirlt'l'.

lnopairsofwi'u ami WIIIlt‘ lnt‘t- t'ur-
illliix, at $1.31». :Innirt-rsar)‘ pl'lt't‘. 010v.

If. pair~ tin:- not. at $2, aiiniwrsai'y
[Il'lt‘t'. EINt'.

.30 pairsli~h nt-t I'lrt't‘i.*:i ontis for *I .10.

lamk at this gI't-at salt- ()flitlil‘i'lll‘lilllI-‘t
you will lll‘\‘t'l‘ fit'l‘ illt‘lil so chvap again.

DRESS (EUUDS. .

N Hill} POPULAR t‘lil).\l\' RUUM.

:35. liltllt‘h“ javkots. $7 onus for $3. in.

‘15 down t‘nrsvts, tth‘ tillt‘S for :illt'.

(‘Illltll‘t‘ll'n‘ jllt'lit‘tn‘. ttw.

IAIHIII‘FIY rapt-s. H.135.

(‘hiltlrt'n's wliitt- silk bonnvts, 2.30, we,
I‘Jt' t-at-II.

Latin-5' \\‘rappt-r.~z, il'lt- t-at-h.

fill it'tinrnit' skirts, Sam onus fur SHAH,

lo dim-n latlit-s' llaInl-urt: triInIIit-tl
t‘lll‘lllISt', tillt‘ to :i t'lh‘ililill'l': :iliIiin~r.~‘:iI'_\‘

‘_ hali‘ print, 291?.

litiSll‘IltY AND MEN‘S WEAR.

.St'.

Alt-It‘s tlomtestit' nnd chariot outliut~
shirt». Inutlt- with yokt-rt and pt'rtt-ctly
fast l'liltll'i, '.'.’it'.

I‘Itlyai' shirt walnut, 750 quality, 47o.

LINEXS.

Joint-h. half blt‘ilt‘lietl damask at l'Jtz.

l'd-int'h. lllllfl)l(';u'llt'tl damask at 35m.

2'.’ int-h t'tili lilt‘ilt'llt‘ll doublv damask,
vahit- $1.10. at Mo.

TOWELS.
loo IlH'lJ'll iti‘VI‘lH, worn lilt' out-l1 at lilo.
This is tln- bt~.-.t tom-i you t-vt-r saw.

’|.'nrki~lli hath towt-is. wort- 27w. at 17o.

’I'rayt'loths. all horn. in and 12".

l) Itil'tl ~‘wissos t’orcurtains, bland l'zt:

liadit-s‘ fast hint-k sttwkinp‘. N'Illlllt‘ifi.
t-xtra longth, for this min only. 3 pair:.
‘.’I mints.

litltlius‘ t-xtrtl llnt- stt >t‘:iiillt‘>n‘ lioso.
two throatl doublv mitts. t‘XYl'd .~plit-t-tl
hot-ls. sold by many rt-tztilt-rs :15 a bar-

lit pm. all-Wool From-h lltht'ltlt‘S, 'Jh‘t‘;
nnniw-nnrr prit-n. oot'. ,

3 pm: silk w :trp, blat'k honrit-lln, “.25;
:IIiIii\ovi‘~.tI'}' prion, tl‘Jt-.

lilzit-k and navy, rain proof sumo, 9N“:
annm-rsary lil'lt‘t‘, .‘tttt'. - gain at ftota for this ratio pvr pair fifth.

in 1W3. ilinininatotl winds, Silk“, :tlllII-t Not moro than thrt-t- 1am to a t-ns-
\‘t'l"~;li‘_\’ pl'lt't', pt-r yard. luv. ‘Ilillit'l'. In.)- .' and girls'lino l'ililwll. t tit-Wt

lo lili'i't'~- wrap. and lll’lll'lt‘IlHS. 371:0. l spring wright. tiit- wvll-known Smith &

 

 

NORWALK BOSTON STORE,

Cor Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Conn.

 

TELEPHONE CALL. 63-2 ’

Reliable Quality
At Right Prices!

SEASONABLE GOODS.

[Vine snow-white boneless COtIIlSll, extra large lat liloatcr‘mackcrcl, canned
lish andsartlines in large. rat ictics. Evaporated dried fruits,clicrries, rasp»
berries. apricots, peaches, prunes. A line article in evaporated apples in
one and two pound cartoons. Strictly fresh country eggs, the price today
an: dozen. If the market is lower you will get the benefit each day. We
have a large rush on our lzint'y, new made. gilt edge creamcry butter, 286;
four pounds, $1.00. Our lilgin creamery butler at 25c, or 4;; lbs. $1.00,
is a bargain. chp our clogant toilet: on your table always. When you
want to buy the right kind at the right price, call here.

 

CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,

Loading Grocer.

33 WASHINGTON STREET. SO. NORWALK

The Val

UéOf a Do

_“ ”EH

Depends upon what you can buy for it. ltis because the people of the twin citicsliavc
realized this fact that we owe our great sitcccss.nnd that w ' arc io—tlay the
Leading Grocers of Non 'alk and South Norwalk. “1-

' are the pioneers oflow prict‘s and we
mean to kcep'in the lead.

 

.__....* __. ._.I._ ._..._.__.. ., _._.__

Very Best Creamery Butter 23c pér lb.
‘ 5 Pounds for $1.10. . ’ ‘ ‘ t
Maud S Flour (Best in the World) $4.25.
BARGAINS.

_...._._.____._,-. w. ._..

A LONG LIST OF

 

 

Anderson‘s jams, in gltws, lfit: Mans tomatoes, 250. I" "IS granulated sugar. $l-
" . “ in tins. 10o l5 cans corn, "5t! 21 "‘ tixtra (1 sugar 8}.
5 lb Crock jelly, 250 4 cans com, 250 10s “ rolled tints. 2ch
:2 ” “ “ . . 100 4 cans string beans, 2.]: (mid dust, per‘pkg., lift!
ti V ‘ “ prosorvos, 2.36 3 cans June peas. 1350 '3 llrfl soda crackers, ‘3:
Evaporated witches. 100 3 cans pumpkin, 2.’ , 5 “ nnik'craclmf-‘t :33"
4 lbs California pritnos, 256 ‘2 cans steak salmon. 250 3 Pkltfl- mince meat, 30"

 

 

NEW YORK ROCERV‘O’O.’

g. - - - -~ .- - South Norwalk.

DOnovarl Buildin , p
‘ ET. NORWALK.

33 MAIN ST

 

 

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