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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 15, 1896 · page 4

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THE SOUTH . Noriwnmé

 

 

trike SEWEL. ’ APRIL 15.1896. i

 

 

 

TIESENTINEL.
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WEDNEflDM‘. Al'ltll. 1.1. nu.

 

Al. 001.1)“. Enirmi mi Piioi-iiimiiif

 

 

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“ii "I” this" mit‘ortlimnentn. not nxeomling llvo '
M onetime. 25v : liil’“\' illlli‘n. fil': nix thou...
II. IMIIngnotii-un lit n line. Mnrriiige iiiid
Ml: notions. me. Heliediile oi riitim for :‘iin-
2 . phnd mlvnrtiwinuntn turnislwd on lllllilli'il'

thin.

 

Uni- iiiontli. me:

We pmniid:

tn the carrier.

Mani 07rn1.~No. in Washington «trout.

llonth Nonvnik : telephone eiill. lob.

Button Omen. No. in Wall street. Ni-rwnlli:

lfilnlillillw enll. int-I.

Vilma iii-n wi-leonio at Thu Hentiin-l ofllee.

If you know oi nny heirs. you will eonler ll
invorhy telephoning. sending or bringing it
« l0 the oflieo.

Oomiiixteiflonn should in it" eiisns lm ud<

Milt
6' ‘ 0 THE lill'lfllh'ih'il SIZN'I‘INI‘ZIL

Houlii Norwulk. l'olili.

”If Evening Sentinel Inni ii ('ireulolioii
in ”It Town of Nornvill‘ and iI:i Nulnirlix

Larger, (.vllllllftll’rtlllllll, Hutu Ilu' t'oniliinril

C‘ircululion of ”If tlli'lt I' 'I‘In'i'i' Lo: of [hit/-
in. Our I'I'rrii ”mull iii (i’ll'lli/Jl olirn In

A dvertiur rii.

 

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New York llcrnlil Wentlmr Poi-want Til" "ll." "”i~'l”“"r "‘"i-"d ”"' "“"M'iuinl Sun

The weather tailor i-rumism tuli- nilr lo
lulrllyi-loinly :ind 'slightli i‘ioiil‘l'. Ivii~nlllli io'~
lowed ivy light loeiil ruin. ’l‘oiuorrow ll promi-
mutoliopiirtly eloinly iiiiii sligldh warmer.
followed in)‘ 1‘iilllliiilt'~~ :ind proI-olulv fill" in
night.
Tlicrmmueter Record.
The Iiluheitt point of tho therniotiioter for

 
 

ilia‘tWenly-tourhours ending iit noon tmliiyi

won {I Maroon above zero; liiWuut. :ii lit'KNiFn
IDOVB.

 

Miniature Almanac tor Tomorrow.

Bun rliwi Runnels III litldo ilthido
in 5:13 at nun ii lltl‘: nzio

 

 

Sherman on Nutloinil ken-linen.

Seniitor John sliei'imiu mys in Thu,

Forum that it is im-ossory to hm.- on
,hand steadily from $2n,ooo.ooo to #10,.
000,000 to meet ('lil'l‘i'lli exls-iiditnre-i of
the United States irm-riiiueut. A lllll('il

larger sum iii iii-eesznry at certain iiit.-r- ‘.

Vain to moot th" .nl V'est of the puhiie
debt, army and navy iippi‘oprintions and
other nwcssnry oeeusioiiiii diiiliiirse-
merits. All l‘i‘Vt'llllt-s over this "should
bent onco applied to the reduction of
the prineipnl of the pnhliedeht. "

From January. 1571?, till Mari-ii l.
1893,1iiorc gold wiiseont iiiiiiilly rH-eivrd
ill the United Suites treasury than w;i~
paid out. Tilill there is u surplus no
longer iii. in the opinion of Hhernmu,
owing to deficiency of public. revenues.
Thiiihc considers ii. disgriu-e in a rich
and powerful initiou like the I'iiited
States. Tho first diityof congress is.
therefore, to increase the revenues. lie
would have. this done. first. by passing
a law supplying additional revenue by
taxation ill Hiilllt‘ firm: next, until the
fund from the tnx should be i’lVlllilliilt"

' the government should be authorized
“to borrow from the poopleof the Unit-
ed States enough money to cover past
and future deficiencies. "

To prevent the government gold from
being drained out by legal tender notes
ho would provide by low that. notes ro-
dunucd in coin should not liereissued
except for coin. Flilllily he would have
a. law thiit bunks should hold their re-

iicrveiiof liiwfiil “unity in I'iiited suites 1

notes or treasury notes only. This wi illiti
prevent banks from hoarding gold and
thus depleting tho iiiitioiuil trczisury of
that metni.
"National banks are tlic creation and
instruments of the government," eon—
tinues t-lic seiiiitor, “and ought not to he
allowed to diseredit the money Wllil
which they ('illl redeem their own notes,
nor should the government itself he per-
. mitted iii any way towi-aiki-u tho i'lv'liil
and coniidiiiee of tin-pm pie in their p.i-
per money by using it for current ex-
penses in excess of eurreiit revenues ”

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It is not, likely tliiit tho low removing
the last reinuiuing Iiin‘dllllllll'h‘ if ('on-
lédcrutc soldiers und allowing them to
hold commissions iii the- l'iiited Sum-s
army and navy will he inki-n :lti'v'illllz'.gt'
of by many of them. Still. the law will
give them a satisfaction.

 

There. is not the shadow of a di iibt
that the Spaniards in Cuba im- guiltyof
horrible atrocities. Thero is no need to
send a commission there to :im-rwn
that fact. It hini been 1:: inflnned 1 vet

and "again by the mouth of ‘(Ti'diilit'j

American witnesses.

 

A curious feature is presented by the .

Buwurriou Rim. » lly miill. ln advnneo,
three
month». "Lats; nix months. 1:: no: one root. 1' l
Delivered by iiownlmyii. u.- u trunk. to lie uni-I

A III PLAN mu.

TN WI, HOW MIMI! “mm“.
Mill lliil PMIMI.
The originni pillti uI willing the Mill

 
 

 

Afllmnttm “ATM." "Wind.“"Tolmt."iinul l iiiii problem illl'illili‘ti the widening of

the street by tiiki‘na property on the

 

‘Il 'I‘lll side. Nll‘lllgilll‘llillls the road and
doiugnwziy with the dniiuen-ih gourd

I'.|ii on tho t‘lll'Vt‘il. In this pi-oimml
livideiiingii lid" of the agreement was
riliill the trzii-ks should lie in the ('I'lllt‘l‘
of the street.

The h'tiwt Rsiilwaiy eoiiipiiny llilh
now come. forwxird with :iii entirely new
plain. culling l'or tlr- widening on iilt'

:n-Illiil side. It is miltl that this will
. nm-essitiile giiiiril rails inith tit the top
illllll liottotn of the lull. on e:ii-li of the
ltrin'iiw‘; iii-so liin lililnu in of Nuitli street
I three feel. and the i'rliiiildiiig of there
i txiiiiiiig Mill on the Nilllll hliit'. .‘lllll will
.il‘l.l\'t' the nlllt‘thlli in front of Miss .illllll
iIM-kwmd's propo rty four fret iilme tln-
into et. to ho giiiirili-d Iiy :in iron railing.
h'l‘his. Miss imi'ILWiMi el:iini~. Will he :i
greater iliinnige than to I.li.l‘ :i portion of

.her property. it" shown It} Iiil' origiinil .

:liillll.

: Wliiit the Stu-it i‘lliil'.‘:i)' eninpiuiy

. lWIN i" “ill" ‘0' ”I" ""W I’lillh ”"41”" James A.” idllltlllli luisiiei-i'html :I lmsi- ‘ BHd

*(‘oiiiii'il of Nill'ht'iliu does not undersliunl

lover yesterday afternoon, :iei-ordiiig to.
. the Sim-t Railway manpziiiv's lililll. lllili

ithe ('oiiiieil will dis-end the feasibility:
lu.’ it. .

i EVERY MAN HIE: OWN TLLESCOPE. i
ifllfi Womlurnil l'om-n of t’liiiim of I1
. Trllw u! .ereim Ilin-lmu-n. .
' Timre itl n rite.» of HIV" who eiill til‘ll in! I
for with the linked eye in on i'dlnory llillll .
gCI'lll with ti telouoopo. "livery lllilll his

luWn tileucope" might lm implied with

,lirtiprii-ly l0 lilim’ts Itirlllllztle lil'l‘ullili. ‘
. 'l'lwy llvu inn Willi minn- in the mini. oi
lAfrlm. iiiiiong Iill' trilim or illl~ll men,
v’i‘liu iniiin- "hiisliinivii" in :in .\nglli'l in of -.
tho lliin-h \vord "iljtl.~l'lllllll," undoing
‘iiirili «IT llw Woods." I

'i'in'su' limimn ti-luwopiwi limo iii-rlwd
’ln-ir extraordinary poms of \lslon. ill'
mrrlliig to Mr, Ilerlu-rt Speiieer. through '
'iw'i~~.~ily. if ii Were not for this. they;
Il|u~i have long tigo llt'i‘iiliil‘ exllnr I. They ’
ure rriozirknhly sum“ in stature for “did
men. and they idler :iii Inlay {re}. for the
large, lil'l'l'l‘ ilt'llala‘ ilini inn-i lft'l‘lllill prirh
i'if suiillii'i'n Africa. And on lll'l‘iillili oi
‘llheir liilllilllliilt' >«l/i‘ they :ll’l not hide to
fight on i-iiuiii luriu- \vilh iill'll' warlike ‘;
'liid inrger proportioned in zghlmi's. ’l'i'wi
I‘il'rh ill ll.” region Hi lln' lull]! ~l¢1iili~iil
illlwililll'll lime reported wine truly ro
nuirknhh' look with the eyes tliieilny .
uhlli- ii hilll'lllil'flil tins \vnlklng in eetii
pony with :i friendly liii~hnuin the illlil'l'
~iiildenly stopped. i'illll, pointing iiheiid in
qllilil' .liili‘lll, i'Xl'iIlillll"lf

".\ lion!"

The white man nlJll't‘ti until his eyes
‘If’illli. loi: lll' eoiilil iiioki- out nothing.
'I'hlnking thht tho iititiio must. lim'e mode
'I llli‘ili’lhi'. im ill-ii'illii on going forwor-i,
though his t'UilllI/ll‘iillil urged him to r.-.
lreot. When they innl admin-ed :i lillle
fjll‘lill'l', fin Ilii~hinon iigiiiii lllllll' to is
lmlt. :iiul till-nintrl,’ i'i-lIi-id to go on all
.ililt l' pli'li. iiil. l'm iii' IAI'iAlllttI, iii' i'iiulil
.lisiingiiiwh not only .1 lion, hut nlm r.
number of ruin, it would he lilllllti'l'I'lIN,
ln- hilill. l i inniper iv;tli il I'ioni-u isliiln
niii'ulng ilt'l' littir' ones.

The l'I'ii'opi'iin. howl-yer. till” Iiimlilr to
‘il'fl n lion. lunch it'll's the l'llllr. [ill-vill‘li on
holiliy. When he had minini'ed n tliliil'll'l'
of n lllilt' ili' my on oliimt itiiillllll uloivly
along in tln-dintoim- :.i, the point to who h
tho lliinllllli'lll lmd llll'r"lt'll hi~ gnze. Mill
doiiiitinu tluil. u Iiiininn iii-lug iroiilil tun-6-
>t'.~"~ ~iii'h tiiiirvr-iaiiq i-oiver of vision. lll’
flppmmzimti Ill'lll'l‘i' and ”holly liirliil'
l guidin-d the form of n lililll'ri! making Ioi
iirely for n iiln! iii {Uri -l.

The lllllii of n iii:iii‘- power of t’i-ion hi:
estnhlislwd liy neee- ity. If our e.\i»iwnltu
iluprnili-il on our :iiiiiity to son twliw it. Mr
‘ {Ni we ii-i. this additional pom r would Iii-l
j :ii-qiiii'eil liy pro-Wile. ilm i',-l.iyi ruf‘ in'illll i
. l'l' filiit‘h‘llii‘" Mimi "Ill'lil'lti’li every title liy
iiifii illli‘," nlglilmiln'u, l'l‘vlili'lllly he i'uiilil
sen farther than thew illi~liil|'Il. lull in'
was it iiirlliin i'lini'aiti’i‘. .\llwru¢l.—,1oun.
unil. in :i :zi-invriil rule. iill lu'l‘niilh liting
rm outdoor life. ulvii llll'il' i'ym pmelli'e lit.
I long mug-u “'illl'll nltlnmli ly ”1.5km their
i .‘II'I‘lll‘tii‘ytif ugh: M'riil wonderful to n Hill“
who Ill‘V'l'l' lint ~ his ivyi 3 except lai ruml. w
i’ittsliurg ilkpntrh.

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For ltuyn’ Guidance.

"Don't lio Ill'llliilfii into lin' lielli‘f that It
is shout to know tlilngw that you \ioiildn't
ilkt’ Ill it'll your “I'llllf‘r.” “l“ilr. iiillil
[\Hllillllrliin 'l'lui idioiiiw' lloiiie .illlll‘lllll.
"lion i think it is riiiorttolieti-ii Iunlnfil'h
that iiri- not. nice, llilii'o'i'illl'il iiro iiimiit
Women. tinntliiiiien new-r unite In the
riding Worm-ii. 'l'hnt la n peculiarity of
"ads. .‘éuver road a illlrlk that you l’lilliii
not slinro with your ~i-ter. iiiui in um 1 wk
. :il in piotiiie tlirit might, not lie fi';iiiiid and
1 hung ill her room. 'vi hat. you think home-
‘ hotly will roll yoii'giriyr' Uh. no, my
dear hoy! if anything i~ sold iilmiit your
(fttlltllll'li,lilll'l't' will lll' iippriilmlioii girl-n
you, and tho (Zilillll't‘n :iri- lilill. lin- olilur
'nmii will my of that. yoiingor onu who I:
i proporly modest: 'lirown iii is him fellow.
5 [should like ililli in come ninl M‘l'. iiiy
i doughti ref it is not nmeo-nry for you to
sen tho lolly ol anything. That in on ex-
pli’ided theory. Why should you now ti
rrop of wild unis? Why not 920W xi crop of
wheat. rind get n harvest wurth having.”
l'roni day in tiny. iny hoy, you ninke up,
thonlory of your life. niiii It l-i tho littlo
l things. the non- lmnm-i things, that will

 

 

 

 

wimpy.

At the annual mwtini; o! ('0an Eu-
ginn conipnny. No. '3. hold Monday
owning, tho following worn «ducted for
the pinning yeur: Yon-mun. Williziin
Il. Wells; inisistiuit fomniiiii. John Fitw
gi-riihl; secretory. Willis H. .liillt'tl: tn-ini-
urer, l'hurles ll. Tiiylor; ehuirnnin.
Robert R. (innit; lihriiriuii. Anguiit Nor-

melt.
.\t n Ropiililieiui ('illli'lld held Monduy'

iiiglit..lom-phti. Ilyiitt ninl Fl‘mit‘rii'k
.\I. i‘illlllliill were chosen tlt‘lt'lzllll‘n‘,‘ nud
Ruin» \vukl‘lllilll iiiid Iliiuiel II. llrznlley,
.lr.. iiiteriiaites. to the stiitu convention.
’I‘ln-Iollowiiig \vere ehosen ilfi ii town
eoinniitti-e: Rufus Wukeniiiii. Usenr
iliiiitli,.loiiii W. (innit, tleorge lizile,
.lr., ihiiiiel Ii. Bradley. .lr., Edwin (‘.
Ilirgii. .lolin .li-uiiingii. Joseph (5. Hyatt.

Mimi Minnie1‘iiylor,oi' I‘himgo. in it
gin-at iit tho residence of (‘aiptnin .l. l'}.
Iliihlieii.

Dr. iliivid \V. Reyes. of New iii-I'M'y.
is nuiking illl extended viuit to his
daughter. Mrs. l’hilipll. Sanford.

Mr. iinieru. W. R. Mel‘ruzidy and
daughter “1'” expected to arrive all their

 

lllll‘llt'tl totin-ii' villiiiit Ssiiigntiiek. :dti-r

‘ were I'll‘l'li'llf

00‘1989 and ““1“ ”It." ““‘K‘V‘mm‘ “f H” ‘ mnko you ii man, iin-nuillyws wellini phys-

time. About tvvo-tliirds of their spoon n-nlly,” .
. ‘ ., ';r‘. ......,_..E
is devotgd mdtllilit.lltd. hitl'ilil'pta}lil I"); I lull. “M". o “to".
I . ' i' ' '
better tum “nmmg t ' ””1" ‘t’ “x i lnognrdvno!troplml liezuity two lovcrii

Tiglnth Pilei-ier and Chuidenii ' antiqui-
ties. .

Pope Leo. Bisuiim'k. Gladstone rind
Queen Victoria have llt‘lfll aide to live.
and thrive even through the grip unit
"Trilliv weather of Mnreh. is»... Thin
Ihows there islifediid pli-ni'yii it in all

them esteemed old p< uple yet.
Much the home.

A lady walked into :i {listen hook-
ltore in march of Elizabeth Stuart
Phelps' "Burglars In Parndiso.‘
what she asked for was “Smugglers In
Heaven. ”—Boittuu Transcript.

 

 

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Wickedueiis may proi-Iper for nwhiln, l

but at the long run ilU that. rots :iii
knuc- at work will pay them.——L'Es-
m .',.

' lint ‘

l stood llllti under the soft Influence. of the
l iiioon breathed out tin-Ir It‘lilii'l' love In
Iwnftlsulnwvrl. :iiid mulliil wiiml. 'I'hu
lnion rill nilomtioii :iini lil-tnllltll. HWHI‘P.
‘ 'I‘he‘iwmnnn nil iiileiiiy pronihwil. And
i yet. with tho Vary intensity of he: love, i-iiu
i donhted and {mu would .1in n question to
i still tho jt'flitlllrl Ilmllllulii her heart. With
jWilltl' army. twinud iilmut his nwk um]
i mixing him his mul'sdepthu. in Iflliillllflul
. tom-s pin- murmured, “Iii-:irwt. tell inc
l trim, mu l your first nnd only low?" "'I‘lirii
' iwr i-ymi droopovl for wry feiir. itlll. I’JIM'd
I with proud brightness in- l.(' swore by all
mini «turn In hemcri. liynll thonngelln limit,
l hy all the flyt'lv'd of eternity. llI'Vrr. ncvnr
= il'lnl't' iind he liri-alhi-d Word of low to wo-
man. And the Wonder of this lotn- liiyl in
that. the lowr rpiiku tho truth. Midi-ho
akin-w it for n In“, for the lll-‘lll wus—

Atkini; the woman, Eve. —Iiluntruwd

 

Atrium

hoinc iieiir ('eilzir l’oiiit il'ltlrt' Miiy ist.
in. ii. l'. lino and family have ri-

:in extended tour through the South.

. For

v

0 Best . l
Family
\ . . .
Medicme
"I have taken Aver’s l‘ilist for
iiniiiv yearn. iind ilillil)n Ill‘l’ll‘t'll
the rod results from their "an,

FM stoiiiaii-h iiiiil liner li’oiilileri,
iind lor the cure oi iii-iiiiin-lie.

Midi

cannot he equaled. When luv
friends :isl; lllt' nlizit is the heal
remedy for disorders of the slum.
:ii'li. lili't‘. or lmuel. ini in\':ii'i:t.
lllt'illl‘Wt‘I' i-. Ayn-Vs l’ills." Mrs.
.‘dM .llllIN>ti.\. Nen l'ork t'ity.

Highest
Awards at
World’s Fair.

 

Your
Hands

 

i-leetrii-iiiii with the \Veulport
gzitin-k Street Railwaiy eoin-

tion :is

puny.

Mrs. iillli ll, llrznlley returned home.
.\li inlay llili'l‘lllNlll, from New York.
where all“ has been for the piist year.

The Wi-iitpoi‘t postrotliee wns not
moved into its new quarters in Main
street. Hiitnrdziy evening. :is was intend-i

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ed. Ihi- i-oiisento! the government not ,
liiivilig her-ii olitziiin-d. I
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DABIEN AND NOROTON. .

Mr. and Mrs. l"i';iiik Ii. lirl'Illiil‘PN, 2
.Ir.. ol‘fi't. Augustine. l"loi'id:i. were the'
gueslsof Mr, and Mrs. Alfred hilll‘""
house, l’i'ospu-t :lll'llllt‘. lust fillllll'tili)’:
:ind Siindziy. Mr. (iri-ziii-i'ex is :i Illllin‘j
l’h't. Augustine :iiid ll sin of friends;
\Vlliw' Zli'illlillllllllli’t' \l'tlfl Illilllt' liy Mini
Mort'hunse during the l'i\ il w.ir. while '
the Fld‘i'llii'l‘lflll rl‘illllli‘lll. ('ouiiei-tieut

Volunteers. of uhn illc)\\':l.~‘ u llli'illllt r, r
was hillillllll'li in i"li 'i in. ;

At the annual met-ting of St. Luke's
lipiwopzil purisli the following Uilil'l'r.‘
\Vlll‘tllilh, .‘lr. Streetxiiid ‘
.‘iIr. firm-ii: vi stry. .l. II. Wei-d. h'. I
(il'llilllllllll. W. H. limos, lI'. H. i"ll"ll.'
ii i". \Vi'i'il. '4. .\l. i"i'ein'll. ii. ii Till-
ey and ii. i". Wei-d; ll't';L~llrl'l‘. W. I'l, .
Street; l'll'l'h'. S ti'mnmn; deli-gates to
ooiiieiitioii. Mr. (iroi-n and Mr. Weed;
zilteriiiites. Win. Lungdon and S. (ii'uni 1
nnui. ‘

The funeral of Mrs. John Single “ll‘ ‘
held this iiioi'iiiiig :it i" o'i'lot'k. Rev.W. .
Ii. l'tli-y ollieiiitiiig. 'i‘hi- huriul was in
Noroton River eeuieti-ry. 'I‘hcexin-iises
\\'l r:- defrziyod hy Edwnni )ii-(‘li-lluiiii.
liy wlioin .“I'H. Single was brought up.
Single left town Monday. lioi'i'owing 3‘!
from Mrs. (Ii-urge i“l'l';.,'lliltill and telling
her he was going to New York. Ili-
stopped in Stiiiiiford and rolled on :i
finend, whom he told he wns going to
l’iil'l ('liiisleij to Work.

It is now suited that Suinin-l (inylor.
of Rowziyton. Will not have the l’olmn-
liiis lion-l ill li.ll‘il‘ll. .‘ieMiihon i\'
Wt'i ll, of lii‘iilgupoi‘t. lizivi- oli‘i-ri-il lilo
owner, ,\Ir. .‘in-Nolly. ol ritiiinl'ord. :Hflliw
Ii yi-iii'. ill :iilvnin'e, for it. This is"
about $lli<| iiioi-i- tiizin (iiiylor otl’eri-d.

Rey. lleihry Seolii-lii. of \Vniillvlll’fi’.
l., l.. united in llaii'ii-ii lzist Week, on ’
his l't'llll'll from the Mellimlist l‘itllft‘l'-
ellei‘ ill New Haven, illlll \Vlh tln- gin-st
of hi» sister. Mix. Solids.

Hiiiuiiel itiisI-oe. formerly employed by
lleh'lyn ill Norunlk. lint who now roll

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ilin-lszi l::ikery in New (Yunnan. lizis
sun-twin route in this town. making

his iii-st trip yesterday.

Rev. 5. A. Hands. the new pastor of
the Ilzii'ien Methodist, rhui'eli. took
eluii'ge of his load parish this Week
.\ii-, ('zirroll left for his new lield ullnhor
today.

The liizlies of tho Congregational
eiiiireli will hold it sot-itil :it the home of
.‘ll'l-i. 'I‘lieodoro W. Austin. toiiiori'ow
night.

Mrs. .lzunes Whitney. of Main street. .
hits ililti (‘ontrni'tor (‘liiii‘les Fitch. ofl
Noi'oton. lily n hoard walk in iron of her‘
l't‘hilit'lll’t'.

Mrs. Williiiui R. Mai-key is quite sit-k.

Fred Sin-ti. the young llridgi-imrt
pzigilisl who has ill't'll employed by
Matthew I.:iinlwrt.tit tliu Stony lfii'ook
”Ulf‘l, lilih‘ it'll.

Mrs. L. M. i'reneh. who has
visiting her mother. Mrs. Kaiser,
i’hilinlelpliiu. has returned home.

Hnniuel (irllllllllllll has been sick the.
'llllfil two “'1 oks with :i i'uiti.

Mrs.S, ('. Morrison. of Norotoii, is
entertaining Miss Rand. of ('iilil‘oi'iiin.

Mrs. William Turner. of Nor-oton. has
been visiting in (‘iiiiiidiL

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Q.——Why are the United States om
ill’t‘di iiziiion?

A—Bccuir‘c they are united with
Le Page’s Liquid Glue.
liiittiix inlet-ails.
3‘o'i r'ii‘. A ten.

(“P's own in. it (over
lot Eli l li.i'. i )1

Take no substitute. *0

 

[Week of April 2

'SONG RECITAL‘!

Face!
Ilzilc's Rose Cream.
cures chaps and :ill
roughness. Makes the
skin like. velvet.

25 CENTS at
HALE’S.
ENTEI.“ Li i.\'.iii:.vrs. ’ "
HOVT’S TH EATRE

()llt-hnllti Win-It.
APRIL i3, l896.

ihiily lllllli' .\I.'ilin-. -. l-egiidiiniz \i'wlin-mlo)‘.

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I'uMlllI'llt'lliL’.
_ uii-luy

N‘il‘. lilo l-i:.'l:i‘ l.iii-l l-i sl.

RICE’S
BIG
COMEDY
CO.

.\iid 'i‘lioiiins l’, Sti'ntloii!

S\ \i i'i OBRACNHDEETRA I

All new Ill)“. 'i‘n Night.

Too MuchMarried

I'm-o. l-i, ,‘o,;-ud ,o'. Si'vll‘ INM' I'll snlo .il
l‘l.ii--‘ml ‘iil'lll.’ dun-.ui'l l’i.ii..-..‘~ ~tnti~niinl
trot-o,

ELLNWOOO’S
MERRY

 

 

PLAYERS!

SPECIAL RETURN DATE.i
.\'orw.'ilk “[M'Hll
lioiisc, '

0th.

.\ii'. “on: Seymour.
Miss Lettie Sheppard.
Miss Corrine i.:i\':iiiiit

lliwnlm: l l:.‘. .‘i'illriiH night.
DIAMOND DICK.

.\ in ii inwlmii Illlll ill ll\i' .l'i‘ lJl'ilv'~v tid-

iiiilI- -l in i-~~i i\--~l ".ll ~ Int . g lllil'lll‘ ll. 1'"
he Ii"‘iil-"lilll \lu‘; il 'iwiz. :io- nu ding
slim- .ll. i'nllr i, M l‘. i 4»,.’il.Iif\lii' |M~lil\-'il
iri-ul‘ivoulllilw- ' ,4-ii.ii.l.

 
 

l‘ii=--.~. Ii'.‘.1'l.Llli
GRAND

i5

HOYT’S THEATRE
South Xiii‘\\':ilk.

Wednesday Eve’g, April 22 .

‘>

Ericsson F. Bushnell
of New York. llnss’o.
Assisted hy

Mrs. Imogene Ross, Soprano.

Miss Alice May Sherwood.
Contralto.

Miss Eva E. Collins, Banjoist.

Mr. Charles F. Underliill,
Impersonator, Brooklyn, N.V.

Miss Sally Betts, Accompanist.

’l'ii-ki-ls. ‘ule toiill p:irt~ of tho il‘Illw'. Resor-
\‘r‘<i N'ill ‘0.Iit‘ HIN'II‘- ill ill i'i:il~li-il'~ and Ill
l'iniieo's. )londni morning. .livi'il 'Jiith. Helio-
rlliililllli~~lnlllll‘hl'l~lill soli- iil 'i‘iilliiillfllil‘w
iiti-i :Il Si-iiiiniir‘s. If. .'

GRAND

Fair and
Entertainment!

For the lll‘llI'lil of
St. Peter’s Evangelical
Church.
AT GERMANIA HALL,
APRIL I6, i7‘and I8

AtliiiissiOii,10c.

 

 

 

COMING EVENT!
PROF. NEWELL’S
Closing Exhibition
and Reception
Music Hall, FridAaTy Evo'g, April t1

Tii'k0l~ on Nlli‘ :il l'it|l\ll|1ll~4,gulllil Norwiilk.
Mid at l’luuv-v'x. .‘s‘nrwnlk.:iiniut Iiil‘ imx I-llii‘a'
u um

 

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UNDER FULL H'EADWAY

.....'I"I'IE.....

BOSTON STOR

Money Saving Sale ofNew Spring

'ioiiiori'ow morning. 'l‘liiii'sdziy. .-\pril llitli, we place on sale the greatest values in
Men's Furnishings ever offered in tlic l'nited States. livery ninu
should attend this money saving elitinec.

5t dozen of thc i-elchrnted Stanley shiits, all 30 dozen men's :ill Wool wliitcund gray merino

new. mode of line pennies. sol'l liy .ill dealers til.
$1.25: sin-rial for lliis bdlt‘, M..- each.

. S .

(i0 oxen funey shirts, laundered. (‘Hiial‘SIlllll r‘ilfffi
Illléltl id, soil liilisil and French doiuel flannel, full
size :i d perfect filling. .iyi' l'ill’ll.

SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.

Largest Variety. lit'SlI Quality, Lowest Prices.

AT 50 CENTS. All woo!fnnrysnitings, LACE CURTAINS.

. |
figured mliili‘llh, black surges, black and iolorcd 30W Wm M iialf prirc, 690’ 75e. 93“ US, I 39’

Spring weight shirts and drawers, Sold by the ilt“.l

New York houses at $i 5o, 9Hc cueh.

 
 

()ne ease men's grey lixilf hose, extra line Spl‘llilf

Weight. \Vorlli 23o pair, 1: l-2I'pl‘l‘li1lil‘.

llcnrieltii. real value 75c. L75. ,_:5_ Regular prints. 1-37}. L5”, :.00, 2.50.
AT 69 CENTS. 2:, MW... flavored hi." k 2.75. 3.50 and 4.50. Greatest hurgnim; of the u-n-
silk tnticlas. the proper thing for «print: and siiiii- “”3"

LACES.

ioco yards ()i'iental laces, Elli new, at lill', l.‘ i
on :iiid : _lu~;t one li:ilf regular prices.

RIBBONS.

gco yards lilui'k. llil hllii. double filCCli satin rill-
llllll, No. 16le .‘l(‘.. No. :3 :it 23v No.10 :il 3IC

mitt weiir, worth 89c.

AT 62l CENTS. io
iiClll'it'llIl. usually sold :it 1.25.
3300 yards t oloi‘eil silk, Iliesden efforts, inst lilt!
thing for fiinry waists. :it 33 per rent under value.

CLOAK ROOM.

5oo scpgimtc dress skirts for ladies and misses,

2e,

pier-es silk warp 3e.

lx‘equhiz' pi‘ite. :oi‘. 30*" and 49C.

GLOVES, ETC.

H.951 2 oS' :iiid ~{.75: lill't‘L‘ greatest values. l.;idie~' lilm k ttiffctugloves, vuiuc 39c. sperinl for

50 Covert (.‘lUlil idrkets. for lilliiCS (ind lllihSC<,l’ ‘;li this sale. :56 per pair.
():-ll’lt‘ll feather lions. I14: yards long. regular
plii‘t.‘ Nio, spei'idl :11 $3.75 each.
indies fancy i-oloi'i-d lioi'dcr handkerchicfs, ion,
quality. 4 for
Ladies' Egyptian combed yarn vests and prints.
real value, 395 special price. 25c.

value ‘5; 51m lill price. 3.49 C(lt‘ll.

lOii dozitii ludica' Siill‘l. waists. (til new. from 5st:
to $3 e.ii:li.

Ludo-5' .iiid inixscs' ('upcs in silk illlki linc lii'otid
cloth .iiid ('iiVHL effects. an illlillifll‘nt‘ line from

21.0.

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‘Z-W l" -‘ sizes from 3 lo

NORWALK’BOSTON STORE,

Cor Main and \\':ill Streets. Norivnlk. Conn.

”TELEPHONE CALL. l3-Z

Reliable Quality
At Right Prices!

SEASONABLE GOODS.

l"iiic niiow-wliilc lioiieless cod iisli. extra largo idi lilonlcr nirirkei'i'l, cunncd
fish. and sardines ill largo varieties. livzipoidtcd dried fruits, elicrrics, rziup-
hurries. apricots, peaches, prunes. A line article in evaporated apples in
one and two poiiiid cartoons. Strictly fresh country eggs. the pricc today
an: dozen. if the murkct is lower you will get the benefit each day. We
have :1 large rush on our fancy, new mode, gilt edge crcnmcry iiiittcr, 28c;
()ur lilg'in (‘rcumcry hiittei' at 25c, or 4% lbs. Shoov
When you

four pounds,$i.oo.
is u lllll'gzllll. Keep out clcgtint Coffee. on your liliilL‘ always.
until in buy the right kind at the right piiec, (‘.’lll hero.

: CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, '

Loading Grocer.

 

3-3‘WASHINGTO‘N STREET. - - i- - - - SO. NORWALK

The ValueOf a Dollar!

llcpeiids upon what you cmi buy for it. It is because the people of the twin cities have
r *nlizcd this fact that we owe our great success.und that we are it)-li.’l_\' the
Leading Grocers of Norwalk and South Xorwzilk. We
arc the pioneers of low prices and we
mean to keep in the lead.

Very Best Creamery Butter 23¢ per lb.
5 Pounds for $1.10.

Maud S Flour (Best in the World) $425.

A LONG LiSfOi-‘v BARGAINS.

 

. .
Aiidcrson's joins. in glass. li'u: 4 cans tomatoes, 25¢: Ill lhs granulated sugar. 3“-

“ “ iii tins. tile. 5 cans corn. 25o 2| -' extra (1 sugar all.
51]) crock jelly, :3‘.ic 4 cans com. 234' ll) “ roiled outs. ' ”Jim
2 “ “ “ loo 4 cans string beans, 25o Hold dust. per pkg, lilo
:l “ “ preserves, 25c 25 cans June peas. 356 o lhs soda crackers, . trio
Evaporated peaches, 100 3 cans pumpkin. 27x: 5 “ milk crackers. 25o
4 lbs California prunes, 23K: 2 cans steak snhuon, 250 :5 PkRS- iéiiucc meat, '50

 

 

NEW YORK GROCERY co. '

South Norwalk.

Donovan Building,
I 33 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.

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