on will find many ltd! ‘ re", , , _ , _, tmdesirsblc that are not to befodnd ' , . emblems dek at _, . ' f W W W Jsmvsrou. NORWALK. - - r - CONNECTICUT ms estrous!“ Hazlbtbn ’ and . Crass Creek --COALS ton mos um runner. ThessCoslssrefreefromdlt-t sud-lstomtnhedoltvmeby careful drivers.. Send order. for temple loud sud satiety yourselfthstourolsimiscor- rent. The "mam nervous 1‘ tretlonflaz'd “ all ncrvous gmef tho generative or» .nmrol either M ailingor , N y Earth- 1 orry, ex- which rust HORVIALKfiUlLDINO OO'IPMIV. Aided by mm dot-rich, saws, bor- ins malt..." can quote LOW PRICES 0N Ill Kinds of Timber Work! Churches. Factories or any Large Build- ‘ . ‘ lug worknspeziuity. SHOP. REVERSED AVENUE. EAST NORWALK, CONN. lESLlE GAMBLE. Manager. RAYMOND BROS. Io. Rom-IR. or: $525 HINGS R°ad ' The SHOULD , _ ' INTEREST Sentinel! YOU! FIRST There is a great saving in using St Louis Pastry Flour. This flour Will make better pastry with less lard than the finest Washburn, Pillsbury or jones flour. SECOND. VlltVllllXflillKW HE IN 51' 30 I am getting quite a good many dw coo, "nagggma men perfectly fresh home laid eggs; C ATONB vnmzm some from my own fclwls. When vou want eggs of this sort, inquire here, and you may depend on get- ting what you buy; 35c dozen. THIRD i am selling nice butter at 25c. Comparison invited. Cures general or special debiilty. weketul- nest. sport-eternal. emissions. In: otency, peresls. etc. Corrects functional of settlers. unused by errors or excesses, qmckly restonn Lost Mlnhood in old or young, gtvtng VI or am strength where lonner weakness prevaile 2 ' Con venient package, simple, effectual. and legitimate ts chrt mo Tuonoueu. Don't (urinal l'y imitation: tustst ot CATON'S Vlulllcrl. Sent senlcdilyourtlrn gist duos nntlmve it. Price SI r phge, 6 lot 3 . with written gusrsntee orcemplete euro. Information. references, etc.. free and confidential. Send us statement of case and 25 rts. for s vlcelt't trial treatment. lint: only strut to curb person. F CATON Ito. C0.. BOSTON. IA... LORENZO OIBBLE, Soldby Geo. 0. Stillson, South Nor- u a...» stun Street. walk- W Two (2) Eeautitut $IOO PEERLESS BICYCLES Given Away Free l One ladies’ and one gents.’ ON MARCH 29th, l897! With every fifty cents received, either (IASll SALES or money paid on ACCOUNTS, we will give ONE chance on BOTH of these beautiful $100 wheels, FULLY GUARAN- TEED. Wheels now on exhibition. M 0mg MOTTO ; 3:51 GOODS All LOWESTPRICES DON'T FORGET THE PLACE. OLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE, 4-0 and 42 Wall street, ORWALK. CONN. nm in on» what to use for Nervous Deblllty. Logo of Power tit-potent: .Atropb .Vsrleoe'sleend otherwu iterates. rout my «use use “filo: Pnh‘mi’fl': checked v u . "dwtmahmm‘v. l ioniflhllboresflm. tilt at we instrument: Wmmu'dd it money. Address “-9 Clmlfll‘s Or gpooillty Um hr MM hum (summons Ire-steel flail-I- , lab-smoke sud Trusts ts lapel. SA! Folsom, Jen. 9,—-A Pacific gamer lie-inns the folimlng advices from o l _ . , '1‘ trial of MEREGsrcwfor ihcwillful murderof hot-husband ”it multimi- sartobegln on Jan. tin ' Britannica ’s court at Yokohama. 'l‘he crown advocate. If. 8. Wilkinson. has come from Shanghai to the Yaw ' kohnmn clown prosecutor, ' G. Idloh- ileld, in conducting the prosecution. 8i:- ty British residents of Yokohama have been summoned for the jury. Five only will be actually needed, but counsel on both silicone expected to exercise gnaet discrimination. Thomas promises tobo one of the most sensational on record. Thominletor of foreign affairs, Count Dkumn, has delivered several lmportunt speeches since he came into olllcc. His policy. us defined in these utterances, may be briefly summed up thus: An attitude of W grutefulfrlcndship toward western pow err; on attitude 0 sympathy and helpful~ nous toward China and an attitude of watchful readiness townrd Koren. The count is very outspoken about the ill be- bnvior of his notion in Roma and about the administrative blunders committed in Formosa. The report of the Society For Diffusion of Christian and Genoml Knowledge Among the Chinese contains this porn», s l’ i ' “There is a feeling even among the Chi- nose themselves which has lately found or- prcsslon in many contributions by them totho notivo press that this is a critical hour in C blouse history; that great changes are imminent, and that the wisest tonnage— ment is warm to avoid notional ship- wreck. Among the younger men there is a great deal of unrest and out o little so- orot disloyalty. This is greatly to be do. plorod. Reforms to Be Introduced. “All needed reforms may be introduced and ought to be introduced by peaceful and legal methods, and it is our hope that as u misty we may be able to turn this misdirected energy into lawful chngmols. and by ranching tho minds of those who are in authority we only help the govern» moot by timely advice to recognize the dangers nhood nod to ovoid them by intro during such reforms nawlll take uvvny tho just reasons for dissatisfaction. " lu conduction with the fours montly onkerttliuod in America lost Japan should become n curious industrial competitor of tho Unltod States, it is interesting to ob— servo that the old problem of cnpltsluud labor is already beginning to lmrass Ju- puu's manufacturing cnrovr. Warned by western cxxmrionco. Japanese cotton spit» hers adopted at. tho outsot. tnonsuros to guard ogulnst arbitrary demands on the port of their operatives. The vnrlous mills throughout the country ontomd into a union, ouch pledging itself not to employ oporntlvcs who bud been dismissed by or bud desortt‘rd from ony other member of the comblnntlon. Had it boon possible to bring all the cotton factqu'lcs into the union. the multlon of tho capitalists would have boon ltuprogtmblo. But one mill, the Kuungn Fuchi. tloolluod to join. and in a short time the fetnnlo operatives in the union mills begun to «insert at on nlnrn» lng rnto. Every effort has been moth: to stop the (insertions. but so far without. re» suit. and the union mills have served no- tion that onybody dealing with tho Ktuutgn Fuuhl will not be allowed to buy union mill yarns. Poison In Port Iluslgl. Clitt‘Aou, Jon. 9.~—-'1‘wolvo people in this city, members of tho family of Josopb lir- unstcdt, worn token violuntly lll ilk-dues~ day from onling frcsb pork and sunsngc. Physlclmts hove siuco boon to constant at- toudunoe nntl luwo lllllililfli'd to save the llws of nt icon-it hulf. utul tltoy hnvc hopes of tubing oil but twu of their patients re- cow-r. (l‘ho blonds of the futility claim it Was [Mounted nwnt thntrunsrd tlwlr ill- nl‘ltll'l. whllo tho lllltt'lll'l‘ who sold the moot says it nnmt lmvc boon something vino. Mr. Bromubrdt nnd Mrs. Rot-u» Roth. his sister- ln low, urn in very critical condition. Wlut Another Kennel school. Thirst-ox, Jun. 9.-—'l‘hc ltpt‘cltil commit— ten. of the Stole ’l‘rnchors' association to consider the project of on additional nor- nml mhool mot in thooflicc of Stow School Sulwrlnwndcnt Buster. 'l‘hn committee dwhlod to orcvt it now schmi in tho north- oru ptlrtltm of the state. it is provided thut tho stow bonni of ctlncntlou slutil ltnvu coutml tl\'t'f' the now school. Them in lill‘t'ilily n training mhml for tonnimru nt 'l‘n'uton, and tho tin-sent pmjcct is to our lnrgu its wont. ’l’hoschool will be built out your. w _.- Son-tor Volt lieuonllntod. .lrvrnumm (31w. bio, Jun. ll.—-'l‘ho Dmnncrntic mucus in“ nomlnnlod riutlrttor (hm-go (i. Vest on n cuntlldnte for Folio-i Hinton urnntor to sum-tut hlmrwlf. iiovurn or Stone's numb woe pious] hvfore tho mu t‘llll by Mr. Wnshhuru of Milk county. Htuutkl-r Fun-is. for the governor untl by his authority, stood he won not a vomit» tlltlr oml withdrew his mum. Tho loglslnv turuwlll vol». for United Stilton mumm- on Jun. ill, when it is mntldnntly nspocted tlmt. Vost will be molectrd. Crest Forest Fire film-g. GAilfliiVliJJ. Fla” .‘lsn. lbw-A gout fort-gt lit-c lli mgtng in in port of the storm owl-pt tilltl’lot of Manchu» county and is carrying everything Micro is. The country for mom tnlios «round is c solid blow, and tho nuoko in so dense thst nu ohlcct can- not be no two mdn ahead. Nenr Weds a school was in Mn, nod the pupils loud it narrow mm from sutfomtlon. Form» are about! and in the path of the tire have been worm-d and on) on their guard. Will fight in Intel. lit'r'rtm Boos, Jon. il.-llnn Httutrt nod 3mm Wheeler um in [Attic Rock for In hour last night on their wny to lhtiins. White hero titunrt told a room than the tituliett-Fltsslmnmna light would telw place on iiexicun coil. The «not. immthm of the ring maligned, but Stuarts-id the spectators would he token by special tutu trots ll Fem to the taunt-ground. Nelly levees Dowel to M. Bottom!“ mum is moths stsbls sword to u mtlkdspcttn (.an to «with horses was «our buns! or mom and s urethral milk muons W ”he hos-Is were our“ by ll. so" v ‘tinOIOfl‘lool . mm. with = ammo; . i sumus.,;m. bout of ulster ,Lu. “Will." to .urterloss prop/o. ‘ MEN/d! groping, dtlyc yet to , colds. run (to. lop: out will: . . .1 . miter 91910109» . . , ‘ Bonfire] you. coauthor an ul- su well made m whea'SBth/y , W . garment belch J «(87.50 will get on a real Irish Frieze ulster;_/outlfnutr how tough rich Fnbre Is. Up the line to 8 0 bring: you to a real - $15 ulster—- wits 375 author m] the season. A garment that will suck to you Alhrouyh'a good many trying seasons. Real retina/ivy in buying on overcoat now at present » prices; make ready for anal/m- em'nter this winter. Lille (his: 825 and 828 overcoals, the finest rut/es of tailor-made, am down to 820 and the S 8 and 820 gurmn'ls to 375. 899 the saving? Even $10 coats (tremor/red 87.50 now. How many ire/l drosscd people buy this way for future needs only on store people Imow. Ought to be more brig/pl buyers though. We Sell -4 Mugsflo. Open Monday, Eddy and Saturday E vemngs. . BRIDGE PORT. CONN. Underwear; Street Gloves. During Waves. Winter Golf caps, Winter 60/! Suits. 2 unnummmflumm_ l Nash 8: VanScoy! We are now offering :1 fine selection of Cut Glass for holiday gifts. We guarantee every article to have a lasting finish; we do not apply the term “cut glass" to goods finished by acids, as is done elsewhere, but buy from the best manufacturers; you can rely on each article for a perfect shape. Our liuvilnnd China, of many designs, cannot be excelled. Wc have the finest and richest assortment of fancy mid pieces, as well as dinner sets, that can be bought outside of New York. The prices willsuit all purses, but an early call is required to choose the prettiest. NASH 8: VANSCOY, Cor. I. Iain and West Streets, IOUTH NORWALK, OONNEOTIOUT. ‘- OLD AND RELIABLE BETWEEN NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND NORWALK. THE PROPEMERS VULOAN, Will leave Pier 13, E. R.. Beekmnn street, New York.) at 5 p. m. 7 rum. to 5 p m. Uptm application to agents the City of Norwuik New York or its vicinity. this line on account of the Miners thereof. W. Chile's FriendsOppoIedtothe ‘ ram om! m um counts. DailyDirectFreig‘ht Line CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND Leave Nerwalk, 5 p. in; South Norwalk 6 p. m. Freight received from Eagle and Vulcan will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of the beats of Contact: Resolution. I'bls Attitude Is ”blob-stool»! ru- leKiuisy. [run When tbs Insur- ' gents Lost tor Aid—not rerun! ell- trlvers' In the House. Wasntuorozt. Jan. 9.—Cube's hope new rests with Major McKinley, according to those in this city who are friendly to the lusurgenta' cause The Cutuoron resolué tions ere dead. Even the most pronounced of the insurgent sympothlsers Admit this, though. while doing so, they assert that the stoppage of agitation in wugrosa has been brought about by the Cubans them» selves. According to reports, the Cuban agents here have since Wednesday been doing all they could to prevent further action being taken on the Cameron resolutions. and this, it is pointed out, is most significant, in viow of the fact that on Tuesday Senor F. G. Plum of the Cuban junta. had a oonfemuoc with Major McKinley at the home of Mr. Hanna in Cleveland, at which the whole Cuban situation was canvassed. Senor Plorro refused to disclose for pub> licotion what; was said at the conference, and Major McKinley was equally guarded in his remarks. - It is now said that Major McKinley must have given to Senor Plums some hint of the attitude he intended to assume in regard to the question, and that this has (mused the friends of Cuba to chock further nation on the Cameron resolutions. Should they come up nnd full to puss the house and senate it would be a heavy blow to tho Cubans. Some of the senators friend- ly to the Cuban muse declare that Major McKinley hns indicator! that if the insur- gents will only wait ho will take some oc— tlon in their behalf, which he, of course, could not do should the Cameron resolu- tions he brought up and be rejected. Personalities In the House. WAsntxo'rou, Jnu.‘9.—Tho mood day's debate on the Pnciflc railroad funding hill developed by for the most sensational in» cidont of this session of congress. Mr. Johnson (Rep) of California, the only member of the California delegation who fnvors the funding bill, in the course of his remarks took occasion to molten re- tnurknblo personal attack on Editor Hearst of tho San Francisco Eihminer. Ho dc- scribcd Mr. Hearst and Mayor Sutro as men who were torroritlug the Pacific coast members und mode statements concerning the former which led Mr. Cooper (Rep) of Wisconsin to chamterizc it inter as the most disgraceful attack in the legislative nnnuls of the United States. The members who had been listening ntmutlvely to Mr. Johnson's rumnrks, as he always is one of the most entertaining speakers in tho homo. were tbundorstruck ut. the lengths towhlch he wont. Once. at the lust session, Mr. Johnson denounced Mr. Hearst, but on that occasion he wus called to order by Mr. Muguiro of California. On this (icon slon he completed his phillipic without in- terruptlou. « The speech created a profound sensation, which was increased by Mr. Cooper’s de- nunciation of it us it cowardly attempt to blot-ken the reputation of n mun of “post live gt-uins.” Mr. Cooper also took occu- slou to noon! the gentleman from Califor- nin roundly for his attitude toward the bill. Mr. Johnson made no nttempt to reply to Mr. Cmpcr. This incident completely overshadowed tho intrrcst- in tho debate on the f undiug bill. and thereafter it proceed- od quietly to the hour when the recess was taken. The genoml (lobuto is now closed. Those who spoke wore Messrs. Patterson (Dorm) of Tennessee. Johnson (Rep) of Californian. Arnold (Rep) of Pennsylva- nio and Hepburn (Rep) of lawn in favor of tho measure, and Messrs. Harrison (Dunn) of Aluhmnu, Bontnor (Dom) of lnulsimm. Swanson (Dom) of Virginia. McCall (Rep) of Massachusetts, Wheeler menu.) of Alabama, Cmpcr (liop.)of Who cousin, Slutfrotb (Rep) of Colorado, Boll (Pop) of Colorado. l’nrkrr (Rep) of Saw Jill‘lilt)’ uguiuut it. Mr. Harrison gave no» tlmv of o substitute he would offer to pro- vltlc for u commission to consist of the son mtury of the treasury. secwtnry of the in tvrlor nud nttortwy gonernl to nogntintu the settlomrut of tho debt. The New Tariff Outlined. Witsmso'rox, Jun. it—Jl‘ho Republican members of the wnys and mums munult~ too do not export thut tho now thrill bill will be oomph-toil much before the matting of the tmoolnl mention of the now congress in Mouth. 'l‘ho Republican tttnjot‘ity nro cnrofully musldorlng tho quvstlou of revenue and will umkc this pnrumount in runny mom to the tlcnmuds of arm-int inter-outs. 'l‘ln-y any that it in not the intention to llltllii‘ tho now rntou higher thou the Mrh’ltdoy rotou. nor own not high. unions very strong mommf one shown for doing on. Thu lumbcrmon have boon milling for n srhodnlo rousldcmbiy higher tlmn tho Mt' Kinlvy low. This. (to it is sold. will not ho grunted. on if lutlonlrctl to obtain mmo row onuo from lumber. und tho rnto naked Would be pmctlcnlly prohlblmry. ’l‘bo duty on sugar will ho tnudo dimlfln ltmtoml of ltd vnlm-cm ond will bottoml- junta! on to mid .ltlnhhmltlflor mom to tho rt-vonur. ()thur lummm in revenue urn mounted upon from wimp, mw wool. woohm mid» tutti agricultural prodnctu. Tho ogrlculturni room will pmbnbly not be highcr then thom of tho MoKlnh-y low. it ill not lntA-tttlmi to incrmso tho to: on in the form of customstlutlm. 'l‘hc nmmmt ruins ht Ihllfilllhlltlll. Few clmngos will be mode in the motel donmuds of onus of tho. moon mun for on the ways Mill humus mmmttulo. who up that the WilsotMlormnn lnwis u pn-tty no it‘ll 5? the lit otteutiouon ofthe ' Wt T's. BROWN, so osmium stem. , lbotpromptsyou tohuy your shoes st ousstoremhutbsn soother? isn't it style, guilty. tit dunhillty sodprioess tctheshce sud prompt sod courteous Wand mlbsrsuliuduooo mentswslookfurslibsrslshmufyuur good pnltmtlvo maumro in hmny Mme-to, mmmt lnm utilities. by reducing the moist within will my mnmin in bond without spec of duties out he mminud. ‘ Items Is tiers stool firmed: Amour. beer or to adopt any other now tux taccpt. of additional nwouuotvhlch it. is doslmtl to rcltmiulc or in cottm grunts. In spite of the increase. Hmnc of tho mutton members of urgent tho mnnuftwluriug inton'st. for-l but that it cools muijttrtmont in color to Bottom ty will ngnln he lumrpcntted in the low, although tlwrc will be it pro. test by the A mat-tron sugar were against admitting any forcign sugar tron of duty. One of tho subjects which is likely to reuse stuns datum lo cotmnlttm is the its- lng of the hooded pcriml. it is lwptsd tbut ch gwdu lnl tuxe- lhe truancy to All the bonded WW with wads in anticipation of the tones-s m, Jul ”ta-MM murmur lustre. temp m, , l'yet the 7 etdzloo'eiook.‘ «Madam up »~ ;, utes they returned with it to Wintorbotm on Sixth smile street. Thursltwal; , and than taken to the, den. where it was , to. train to flocking . The necessity fort“ ‘ - removal of thvbodym us every one who Mm _ it absolutely refused ‘ people would not even had bdm moored. n torbottom insisted anything about it. Mr. Reynolds _ ' sud registered _ at the said he was no proof of this could.- tbe hotel poo in . refused to all 3 , Thursday ‘ ht sppnrbntly ' ’ . but at 3:30 o'olook night clerk was no: . _ ously ill. Dr. Bower \ .- was sent for, but w Reynolds was deodq‘l! , and gave n ecrtlflmto, in hemorrhage was givo'it on death. , Although the law req of a sudden death a report nearest police station at ;, port had been made to the street police station upto night. ' Mr. Reynolds was 58' a waiver for Iahononfi . He was one of the leading} ticlnna in Ronssclaer county the principal controctor‘in no). and when the tunnel . pictod was made its general VICTORY FOR CW 011. of Goran's Meow tsohment of Spanish Ill KEY WEST. Jan. Que-7A report points neor Motonzos nflrmsflm ' of a defeat suffered bylihc C , bands of one of Gomez’s captains dny. ‘ ' ‘he Spaniards had an idea Mm oxwditlon was to he landed at sump ‘ west of Mutuuzns on the mash; ‘ , tuchmcnta were sent off to ambition“ the escort that they thought the Commit! send. This the Cubans head of undofi» ganized a counter umbultldu. ,. Ion; nun. drcd Cubans were cancelled out!“ W thnt the. Spaniards would take of“: Spaniards had passed n 'W ’ « Strong barbed wire was Show the mod at two points to impede treat. The Cubans then began n W while men stationed above am which the Spanish hallo bond grenades among t time over 30 Spanish soldiers ’W worn disabled. They MM - ‘ the fire. but could do little, a “I wot-o almost invisible. The Spanish column 3 ' ortlorlyut first, the Cuban! . and firing till the While. wlrcs in their rear were ensued, the soldiers to plino and running fort uwny guns and equip pursued for some miles, ly vanished as another , ment was soon approach“)? lords were killed by the token prisoners. The not been made public . . ..._...........l A Paris Opt-IO. LosnosJun. 9. ——-A Paris Daily News mys: “11‘ W Hortucltn bud oflot'ed to, . lords over tho provinesnf ' Cuhn be correct. it will i .4 . * - that Mncoo'a dmth wee down? ‘ Gonornl Weylor's into“ .. . log the. min oven of medicaid“ wnrruntn believing anything! ' Governor [tune on Tell. .. .im'rnnsox Cm, Howl”. Oi . _ or Stone‘s hurt mm was,“ W logl-tlttt-uro yesterday afternoon. nlmmtt wholly to interpolations. i log the train robberies in‘thl'r W ‘ governor till”, “i care within loss for railroads and expreu tlmn for other corporations or .. w the crime is one which calls for . ' ordinary attention. and the‘ M suppmtslou is so gull thult ‘ vislttxi by the most extrema pull The governor then rocotnm tion of the dmth penalty for W‘ W and a low authorising the min : rwnmwsnlottmootormm nous guilty of tho offense. 0-. store hub m 81'. Plum, Jon. lip-Judge. r .. the petition of Public Examiner has appointed J. F. Ilium. for tho thtflxl Noah tilt. wssmptnl . nt 6000. ‘ ' A. (Justin, tow sod ’ ‘ master of Ht. Paul, news it but only swoon and Mo! its deposlts were that pu reserve fumiwsn ind ' “’1:th mb‘dmhmhoffie on . t strut muss W Hunk of North St. Paul. W.» m “I. I Sesamxwufiiso. ‘* rims wore noticed: « drunken tight at hill, Locals Knttchs ‘ m F from their injuries. Var nous candida» :llllir » u Zuhsl‘s ’ ‘ up .,v m _ m menstruation“ main “my. ., W l, ammunition: m“ Minus we , F _ I ‘ when 3mm and root ”'t‘trolttiiltwmmu 3:er w ’ mt...“ o .
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