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' lowest. 35 degrees
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printed in full in The Senti-
_ day, were interesting reading.
rural-quite thoroughly the broad
f nioipul government, touching
early every topic that lies cime
reload still closer to the p )ckot-
every tuxp’uyerri
Blhuuuau's prayer for better
, husedon some systematic method,
V ‘ vbmentmhould meet with a gen-
meu. ” His suggestions relation to
§surinkliug, extension of Wetter
,, opiumgbf the street (11 1) nt-
; he’hauds of a c11nmission. the
a Ola sinking fund, and tho
, do! some measures t1 pie-
and (license within. the
sslblo, Steins nu. lil-
prseticul Wit-11111 1h
sinosslike statement of
“A Norwslk ll vibe and conserve
' suohn message as might be.
‘ rein s map (if Mr. Whoolur »
3W1! and“ Wslul busim M
It trusts it little more fully thou
'hiuunn's messsge upon
”pill, WWSCUWG‘R‘ROIVI‘VK
colleagues in the 0 mm- ‘11
X M his: you" to bring
Milt: improve cunts t l :1
1 issue ‘ H u
the city clerk's office be
it between certain hour;
"Witt the mower luvo
fl. is like that it grow
, M will soon have t1
DIM, 11M. hi! second term
A D11 departments 1)! HM
Wflmh ill a satisfactory 1- 11
With hit (of norm ex 911121 11111
« hectiiuiorirmh congn'ilu mm
notice. MWVBI', with some 1'12-
‘ tutusithsr mayor has mvlo my
rtuut s s ihj-vc
ugh This in u 11 not
in met, and 111 t virv
' cousin led growth or
alluring»! 1131111111
_ to more 111111111111 y
Mobil redtho the lowth
nibW Hid liability to coutuumo
by denim Whitbput forth by
White uptown-0111.311“ will
postmaster ’M111 and profitably
1&1 ‘ more to be commended for
dilution of commune-s,
.33 rpm £11. ‘
Kelley out ittuincd umut
to,
Highland Grovo, but
ll breaking in his young
‘ returned homo
‘ in Tuclutime
item 1‘... End
m museum
or John and
union-manomet- aura
Med «used his own My sod vi-
. chilly.
After the lust destructive storm on
fan; 1.1.1111. s your or two one. 311'.
End: took his more sod mods photo
mobs. of the ruins. Ho humanoid
carefully lists obtained elsewhere on the
subject of these unpleasant blows.
He considers that certain tired and
final conclusion» have been srrived st
in regard to them. One is that if per-
sons in the incl: at an approaching tor-
, node took note of the signs of its coming.
they would have ample time to escape
to safely. Of course there is“ the funnel
rhhpedcloud. which is the tornado it-
self and which may be seen at a greater
or less distance. Then there are invnrl'
nbly sounds peculiar to cyclones. burri-
cancs and tornadoes. First, thereisa
low. rumbling note like the mutterings
of distant thunder.' It increases, then
changes into 11 sound like quick and
heavy ounnonnding. then it is upon the
observer.
Next, how to escape its fury. Mr.
Eddy’s various photographs of tornado
ruins invariably show one foot—tho
southwest corner of every cellar or build-
ing site is invariably swept clean and
empty. The building itself is lifted
from its foundation and carried off in u
northeasterly direction. It mnyfull into
the northeast corner of another cellar;
it cannot fall into its own. It, then.
when n tornado is coming, the inhabit-
cuts of a house take refuge in theseuth-
west corner of their cellar, they will
escape uninjured.
Con gressmen’s Terms.
It may be found advisable in the
course of years to lengthen the terms of
our representatives in congrosc. Eleo-
tlons every two yours for the lower house
are no expense and in trouble. A man
hardly gets the hang of tho house during
a first term of two yours, and 11 second
one is usually given to him to permit
him to show what he can do. if any-
thing.
. The joint resolution introduced into
‘ihe national house by Mr. Trolour of
Missouri provides that the term of rep-
resentatives shall be lengthened to four
yours, to which there seems little objec-
tion. But Mr. Treloar’s resolution ciao
provides that n senator‘s service shall be
for cight yours instead of six and that
a president ehnll servo (right yours and
be ineligible to immediately succeed
himself. Those propositions are debut-
nblc. So for as tho senators are con-
cerned, there is no call for it. We have,
it is true, no provision for lilo senators
in this country, but practically it is the
same. There are now in the right wing
of the cupitol men who, when they
finish their present term, will have been
in the senate 36 consecutive years. If
the some political party remains in
power, 9 counter may hold his office for
life by the simple process of reelection
by tho legislature. If the some party
does not rcmuiu in power, then he ought
to be ropluood by :1 counter in harmony
with the new legislature.
The people of this country cull atten-
tiou respectfully, but very earnestly, to
that petition which has been luid before
Speaker Reed asking that a day be set
apart for consideration by the house of
thc‘Nicuruguu canal bill. The petition
presents the unusuul feature of having
originsted in the national house of rap:
roscntutives itself. Tho fact the]; it wun
signodby 200 Republican members 111111
by 50 Democrnls makes it in great
rucusuro a petition irrespective of party.
The people of the United States Wont
that N iouroguu couul. They consider it
necessary to the proper development of
the commerce of this country and to its
protection from hostile forces. They
want it, of course, to follow the most
foo-lime route and to cost on little us is
compatible with swift transit and solid
construction. But they understand the
nor-d of it and that this need should he
illlod soon. There has been survey uftcr
surwy of tho various routes. tho latest
one during President Cleveland’s pros-
out torn). If our experts cunnot by this
time tell from all these surveys which
Q or his friends .11. u whintl
mum. must l
18 the best route, then they never will
benblo to tell.
1 w.
1 After all tho fans and mutational re-
ports the big battleship Texas has been
pronounced sound. perfectly built and
1 mild. in every rr-spcct souwarthy, and
‘ We are “lull of it. The only persons in-
. tort-sited in trying to muko her out any
1 thing also We!!! fake newspaper writers
and private nhipbuildom who wanted
ill: government contracts lot out to them
,1 in‘mhud of being executed in the govern
e nn-nt' s navy yards. All of them ought
i to be sincerely nshamcd of themselves.
; During the your 1890 busineen enter-
prises and companies whose capitol ol
together amounted to over 31,000, 000,-
100!) Were taken out of the bands of us-
vipum and rccoiwrs and restored t1
solvency. This is one of the signs thsi‘
good times um slowly returning.
Omcomof the Gannon arm. will have
1th“? pay ruined. A lioutensnt will in
liururo get tit") 11 your in piece of 03w.
l
1
it is predicted by auntie that June.
(it “”5“ lie“ cry. that; will be u brisk month for
hminm
, h ‘
pursued simple. Intimidation buys.
rolls, builds rsilrosds and electrical mo
obituary. sends ships around the globe
and delves deep down, into the earth in
mroh of mineral richer. it is sll done
.in the hope of gain. that the doors may
become more comfortable in material
things. live more luxurious and beauti.
fnl lives. .
The wonderful industrial activity of
our time warns thus to bike its origin in
the lowest motives of selfishness and
greed. yet what is the result morally
spanking? Even solute us the time of
Addison it was dangerous to life to walk
in the streets of London after nightfsll
New, thanks to the spirit of industrial-
ism. London streets are clean, safe and
brilliantly lighted by electricity. The
common laborer has etmforts in his
home which Queen Elizuheth in her
palace did not enjoy. Industrialism, so
fur'from being the onsluvcr of moo, is a
mighty engine for leveling them by the
spread of wealth and intelligence among
them all.
There is 11 higher instinct of honesty
among the people of Europe and Amer»
ion than there was among netionsin old
time because commercially both men
and nations must cloud by their word
or be cast out of the fold of respectabil-
ity. There cannot be such families or
pnslllonccs us there were formerly. The
railroad. that powerful engine of mighty
industriollsni. will curry food to the lit
tunnel-it ports of the earth before any gen-
eral famine cloud lll'glll to get in its
work. Sanitary industriollsm linssoim-
proved the conditions of rich and poor
ihut plagues and epidemics can no longer
nest 11nd breed in the great centers of
civilization.
Pampers and location ore hotter cared
for than they over wore before because
civilized 11mph! con ui’ford it. As to horo-
isui, “today heroism saves life instead
of taking it."
Pucrto Rico and Other Islands.
It is not ut oll unlikely that (John 11nd
various other islands adjacent to our
coasts will ultiulnloly drift into posses-
sion of the United Status, that, too,
without the United Sluice wording
them in the least. Plnntors of the Brit-
ish West Indus llilvu already sold they
would be bulim- oi! ilunmrlully if tlivii
islnuds belonged to 1111- Uuiiwl States.
It is curtain that n largo proportion of
the pmplo now Hrulggling: for independ-
cncv in (him would be glad tunnel in
their lot with uk, own in 11111 event of
conquering imh pmulvnco for themselves.
Now, we do not tin-sire any more lorri.
tory than we have 111111 would not put
out :1 finger in secure it, but if these
islands should come and jumpdown our
throat we would not refuse to tuln‘
[bum in.
Tllf‘l’l'lS Put-rm llir‘o. unit to Cuba
b’puin‘s most Villllillllt' possession in
tho Wrst Indies. It is smrtlrvlwiof (3111111
and is 111:! mile-a long 11111165 mill-s wide.
At the iinu- of lllllUilllllll insurrection o1’
l-‘i‘lh l’pl‘l'tl) Bil-u rclullrd, too, but the
rising it'llsq11vllod. During the present
Uulull wur thorn liuvo 1111'!) reports thut
,l’uorio llico was 1111:1111 111 insurrection,
but the, rumors worn not vorillvtl. It
would be 1111111111 timv- now for tho l’uerto
llicuns to rise 11' they desired to do so.
In . llmt cum Hpuiu would inevitably
lose bulb islands.
l’urrto Rico isulmnduntly fertile, pro-
ducing zill 15111111511 fruits, vogi'luhlvs and
grain in zibumlunco Lllli‘ (1111111 111111 the
‘olhvr West Indian idlnnds, it is u liouvy
importer of suit 1111-:115, lord, llour 11ml
dairy products from the 1.7111111! Srulvs.
'l‘ln- lulnml mululnn l,l)Ull,11oo inbnbit-
unis, half of them white, the rust 1111191.
ly negrocs.
Ll Hung (‘bung would better move
out of tflmm mnl 1'1)th lo Aruvricu null
grow up with 1.111: muuli‘y. lie is too
modern 11nd )li‘ligrtu-‘Hivo in his ideal.- to
suit the morninlllml Ulllllr‘llt‘. Since his
return 111' has been inclined to 11in loss
bowl to infinitesimalmultvmol bnrbori-
2111 l'lllllll'll'i 1111111 ovum-«Is with Ullllllizw
notions and but; in coimoqlu-uco got into
trouble rcponlmlly. ills cumulus are but
after him, with the result that hobo:1
boon doprivvd for the second time of his
yellow jnclmt. 'l'lw (ingrullmion of Li
Hum: (fining is 11 menisci-ions mutter to
western notions rhnn might appear nt
llrut vit w ill» acorns to be the only won
in the whole do: 111 11nd dried 11110blnos1
omplro with any desire lolnlrodnco pro
111114111111 Mons thorn.
prestige nnrl influence. it will. atop, for
1111- time 111 loom, the building of roll»
and Western mnnufucturm into China.
mw ~w_....wm
The smllnkiu trade is in a bud way.
Not only has the number of skins 1‘5."
h'n‘vn boon r‘xywrttl‘d. the price has dcclln
111111111111 in price.
ore low.
menu in oivlllzutlon are the Americans.
«to. a...” a.“
in this time of marvelous inventions,
a tighter hold then ever on just plnln,
old fashioned common sense. .
.
,, ’t‘.
or we so common. that hm~
his points out to m. it industriallnn
If he loses his
ways 11111! the lntroduclion cl mm-hinury
coiml in London for dyeing fallen on
greatly; but.coutrury to what might
ed. too, 1111 much us 20 per cent. London
merchants give 11 curious rousou for the
They soy that the
Americans have not recovered from tho
. uluniioii yet, and that is why scslsklm
This shows conclusively that
the groan-yo purchasers of roulskln gur-
dliicuvvrlcu and cures one needs to keep
WW and Wood. “Emu.
WM... mm
“Minuteman.
Mr. James Jones. ofthe drug firm of
June“: Boo. Cowde n. lit, in‘ speaking
of Dr. King's New Discovery. so s that
last winter his wife was sttac with
1.3de poo. and her cars new so serious
that physicians at Umvdon and Penn
could do nothing for her. It seemed to
develop into hasty consumption. Hav-
ing Dr. King's New Discove in store
and selling lots of it, he too a bottle
homo, and to the surprise of all she be-
gun to get better from the first dose. and
half 11 dozen dollar bottles cured her
amend and well. Dr. King' 8 New Dis-
covery for consumption. coughs and
colds is guaranteed to do this good work.
Try it. Free trial bottles at R. H.
Plalsted' a drug store, South Norwnlk.
Bucklln'r Arnlos m
The best salvo in the World for outs,
bruises sores. ulcers, cult rheum, fever
sores, fetter, chapped hands, chilblnins.
earns, and all skin eruptions. and
tively cures piles. or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or menu Eigrefunded. Price 25 cents
per box. Weed and G. 0.81:1an.
From Slrs to Sun.
Aeo Family Medicine Bueon' sColcri King
forlhoh‘mvos passes from hire to son us’n
lunacy. llyou lmvo kidney. liver or blood
disorder. indigestion. culmination. headache.
this spoolllc- will ouro you (‘1 (,3. . 'tlllson
South \nrvv.nlk nod is l’ \Yoetl.Nan11lk.rliu
lending droughts. are the solo agents and are
distrlbull: ' wtuuples lli'e. [Argo 1111 knew
50c and .t
ENTERTAINMENT
H OYT’S T H EAT RE.
Thursday, January 7th.
Primrose &
West’s
Big
Minstrels!
Jubilee and Prize Cake Walk. 0111
Colossal Double Lumpany.
\l hues and 8231 its.
The I’llllrll iulvutwl 1 Illilll‘lfl)’ in the World. An
nximu. «llnmv Summon-111. the rosuguf which
is without doubt the 1:1. .111“! v 11111 «wrot-
tempted in the min (r l lbw.
'llim- 1111111. in him“ blinds iniludiug tll
Lilnai‘mrr lluml. 1111 14111-1111.]; 11min: mm!
1110 \1111'141'11151 iironu-lu-rn' 111‘mluuwl ill
on Moon-.- .1! in» 1w 1.1111111)” 11 5111-1411qu now.-
lleluroxu 111111111 “1111.31 This art is lllllt‘
#1 11h bl" on 111111”
lu-nt foil in ~11r'lllt' (Emmi-wt Nicol l‘urmle
ovm witumml.w‘,1hb will lomoibellimnout
112111.111 «lily 1-1 111 ll 1111.111. v
lr11u~.l.'n'.m 7. hulls 111“ un solo ui
l’lolslod s 111111 1111111111
HOVT'S TH EATR E
Tuesday. Jan. l2.
JOE OTT!
And the. oi luinul
CLIPPER QUARTETTE
l 5’ I'll l3
“StarGazer”
Including Phil 011, Mart 011 and
twenty oihc s
The Comedy to Make \ ou Laugh.
Son’s nuu' 1-11 1111111111 Plain-
:lll‘l l‘ihnv'u».
Price 251;. 1.1», 73,-.
[I‘ll'
Your
Money
Back!
t l
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sé‘fl" . ”Ky 1* 3.,fi. , 1.
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11 “V1 '1‘,’ ‘ . ,1"),
if 1‘55 «vi W 31%“ 11
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1" A '
an. ' 1 VA M
N. . 1 . “ ‘1."
A ( Fl EST] lAl. 1"ltlt'EZu. "
Whore ”id 8111' s rays from“ 111111 whisk
omislhocmlyihluu tho Whillil mulw
usuwkuowhduelhm u.» 11.1.1 been with
done in unique :1an mlgliml «lesions
in M1 res or 111111.11 dunno: mm in oil
modesnhd stylus err-bnicn stuck I»!
flue wall papers on in tlu lurcst colors,
dosiuusu 1111 private lrmkntibviu ‘
Pulnto lion.
Artist‘ Alum sis
Pictured.
Pictures Frmnod in (int-r
i’uintinc. i’upor Hanging. Drmr‘htlliq
and Sign l’uinlinrt.
lllil’Kl‘Ill.
Dolls.
1
$2, $1, and sec.
sold to dealers.
Clbaks and
Wraps.
this department
spent.
at very low prices.
prices.
Domestics.
As our custom is not to carrysiock from
season to season we have cut the price
dolls and toys in half,
on 83 dolls for $1.50; dolls that were
If you come quickly
you can buy at 81, 50c and 25c.
The thrifty woman will appreciate the
great values in our big cloak room dur-
ing this week as 011 rassortmcnt of styles
and sizes is yet very large.
is time profitably
Rare bargains in ladies’ house
gowns, heavy percales and ilannelettes
Ladics' woolshirt waists, ui'b white
detachable collarsjn navymcy, green,
'aual l)l;11:k,$1.25 each; value $2 00. .
Children's knit wool jackets and
bootccs in great variety, at special
3000 yards white and fancy dome!
flannel, a great bargain, per yard 5c.
”The Last Week Before Invenio.
All surplus stocks and odds and ends must be sold this week
REGARDLESS or COST!
500 white crochet quilts, $1.50 quality.
for this week each $1.00.
that is,
None
Cue bale 36 inch brown sheeting, tx-
ira value per yard, 5c.
Handkerchiefs.
1500 Swiss embroidered haudkerchicis.
slightly massed while diSplaycd in
our Christmas window, 25c qualities;
to close out quickly, we.
Ribbons.
500 pieces satin and gross grain all
pure silk, value 181:; for this week only
Gloves
A visit to
50¢.
per yard 10c.
Ladles’ 4-buuon Foster hook glove,
81 quality, balance of holiday stock,
about 10 dozen in all, to clean out
Ladies'silk mittens, plain and fancy
pair
culls to match,
one dollar, to close for 58c.
5 dozen men's 50c muslin night shlits,
38c.
back, 551 quality,ior Saturday and
Monday, per pair, see.
For Men.
10 dozen men's colored bosom shirts
extra value at
600 pairs boy's wool knee pants, the
690 kind,.per pair, 50c.
THE NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Gt.
HAVE THE
Right living,
prices.
canoe every article we
Mngnoliul ‘undunuod Milk por can, 71:
Medium H111111s.11or111111r1, on
Morrow 801,111.! ” ‘ 71:
1.111111 lloune. " “ Ho
llroon Pens, " “ be
8111“ Penn. “ " 7o
ltnumollm- porbox. 4o
Hpotryt’ts llurmm 511111111111; lb, 71:
lit-111:. Sodu Uruclms, 1111 lb. {so
Donovan Building,
711 Wurhlnuton rib-eel, south Norwulk.
IF YOU WANT All. THE NEWS
is u prcccpl easily carried out by our patrons.
Regular.
Headlights for 1897.
Save money by buying best goods.
Economy consists in getting the most oi the best for the least money. -
Untold arc the ills caused by impure food.
Save Prudently and Spend Wiselyl
sell is the best to be had.
tu‘iiclc elsewhere.
English Walnuts, per lb, 1111;
Mixed Nuts, all new. we
Gold Dust. her plot, ' 1711
Wnltor linker“ s (301311.10 lb box, the
l’etlijolm' 11 Breakfast 19501], pkg. b lilo
'l'bm s liuhbitt’ s Soup. 2311
7 burs Kukmsn' s Borax Soup, 2:11:
3 lbs 111 st 111ml, ‘ 201‘,
vl " Good Lord, 2.312
D U I I i I I D
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
-‘-- *r—a‘fiai
Telephone 1‘
"Gall,
5&2.
. m. 1 .
You can’t get a gold dollar 101‘ (Dc; pay the value and you got it.
Moucy saved is money earned; buying cheap goods is. not a saving.
Our faces will show how We live and what we eat.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
33 West Washington Street, South Normlk, (it.
W
in lb, Host lluokwhout Flour.
ll lbs. Host Rolled i )uts.
ml cons 'l'Olil'lW‘tl,
ii “ (lixviUorn
:l " Pumpkin
llb liostritaroli
1311111118. or Jones Flour, Bug,
.‘1 “SIM. Kormmo (ill.
‘1 pints. “1776' ’ Powder.
2:! pounds best Granulated Sugar for $1. 00.
NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
right sleeping and right ceiling are three essentials to happiness.
Mfllo vour trading at the light pl.1cc,\vlic1o y 011 can 111111 the fight goods at the right
They cah’thclp spending wisely, be.
They c; m ’t help saving
because they would have to pay more lot the some
South Nonlvulk.
35 AND 37 MAIN STRICT. NORWALK.
Norwalk Chronicler