~ 191‘. he convenience at those
_ , items of news or other met-
atthc entrance to The Bentl-
vshculdlnollcueebosd-
,m ‘IINING 3 TINEL.
South'l‘lorngulk. Oonu.
WWI has a Circulation
”Not-wall: and in Suburbs
11!.an the Combiurd
of Mother Two Local Dail-
flom it always open to
. . be guaranteed the
handed in. Every rea—
will be made to accommo-
, but changes cannot be in-
” a right unless copy is sent
, in the afternoon of the
, Retold Weather Forecast
‘ today promises in be I'll!“ ly.
gmporuture and snow. 'l‘omm-
sash be geiiemlly cl. udy. with
tunint of the 1hermomcter for
lourltours cndim: nt noon totlnY
~ : abovetzero: lowest. :15 deems
“m Almanac for Tomorrow.
} Sun sets High tide Low tide
. am 7:45 1
:05
' Tne‘oonvict's Side.
11 unusual kind of literary contribu-
olzwm lately published in The Out-
‘ detailing the thoughts, feelings
limwnvict. It is instructive, but
very"l'eucournging to those who
like to look on our stoic prisons
‘ stories instcad of places of
not merely. The writer of the
loims to be a man of education
lily. These gifts, however, did
lot for him than to get him be-
him-
Ell says that as a rule the convict
“We the lower ranks, of his keepers
' djgucrds with contempt. He does not
link much a! «man who will work for
p, p month. Then, too, he has bad ox-
cpcee which prove to him that lheso
“ are for from being incorrnptibly
goat. Indeed, the main articloofa
u Il's creed is that money, inside in
, or out, is the one omnipotent
. in this universe. When liolzus
“l village constable give a vagrant
f " enough to get him drunk merc-
finder that he may arrest the poor
‘ dad got a fee for it; whcnlio
.. captain in a large city con.
15 bribe money, the con-
. ii oiol honesty is natural.
on ) 3h. Who can blame him?
,thc’prisou ofllcets of upper rnnk
,. it these colours hold thmnsolves
M and do not permit any hour np-
ll to the. on the port of the pris-
It is the some with courts of jus-
' The criminal despise» tho polim
etc or. justice” of be pm , but
. ethics lilo awe! thtij 130 of
581302 court: “but in it all thoro is
little genuine respect"-which is
mam ‘
,odd, but. according to the writer
, Outlook, every convict, no rust-
It hi! crlmo, regards himself on n
6 man. It is partly hosed on tho
I “every bin! is but on approxi-
. the truth." There is undoubb
amt amount of lying in tho
"Manon It trials, and whore tho
ultempt’id toll the truth tho
yonlwlst and distort it from
,nl mooning till it really con-
mtly exactly the opposite of
’ . That also is one of tho con-
.Wnccl. There is likewise un-
‘ ' ' ’ ingrained in the convict’n
on that the wickednoseof u
not in committing it, but in
found out.
bout Winter Clothing.
furious German Water cur‘
nth is in the men. not in
’ Ho confide“ it, therefore,
also.“ to wear heavy
our the body in win
' ls, he toys. in the
no” the skin. The
root to clogged by
fill weigh“)! gar.
in cm. Then
' mm. as “cubism
ways that the warmth end health are in:
the person himself, not in his clothing;
that his clothing has little to dowith it»
Fur winter, therefore, he recommends
lightweight clothing, with always linen ‘
He renders the skin,
hardy. my and robust by frequent ox-
pcsnrc to cold water nod to air.
’ _ brings out the latent power in the cir-
culation and stirs the person to life and
warmth. Father Kneipp has found that
it is easy to hebituatc oneself to cold
water and light clothing. The Kncipp
doctrine is borne out by the fact that
the Tierrs del Fuegans, said by travelers
to be muénificent specimen: of physical
development, so ubout in the ice and
snow of their cold land with no cloth-
ing at all on and declare themselves on-
tirely comfortable.
next the skin.
light at; night.
Cuba.
pint of view“ of the uvorngc penl- '
cardiac] doctrine of Father
instead o loose
,ccturcd according
from which to make
of which there are
Mics! woolen
“supplement
Wail mom can . 1
must: on
The agricultural department of Cor-
nell university bus for five years been
experimenting to uncertain the chants of
electricity on the growth of plants. The
professors have found that not only is
the growth of seeds in the soil stimu-
lated by electric toys, but also that veg-
otnblcs develop in half the time when
tho electric light is turned on them at
night in addition to the sunshine in
daytime. Lettuce and radishcs, likewise
spinach, are some of the vegetables thus
forced forward. A truck farmer who,
naturally, lives near Boston has been for
some. years hurrying forward bis crops
of vegetables by the use of the electric
He Says the gain thus
made is enough on one crop of lettuce
to pay the expense of maintaining the
electric light. This inrmcr should try
his scheme. on beans.
grown baked beans nourishing its brnin
Boston could misc the roof all this uni-
V0188.
It would be rather ungrateful of Pope
Leo if he. were to take the side of Spain
against tho United States in men of u
serious misnmlorstmiding concerning
In no country of the globe. has
the Roman Catholic Church prospered
more than in the United States. Besides
that the Cuban patriots are quite as
good Catholics as the Spaniards them-
selves. Are they not also Leo’s children.
it.‘.‘..'.oia.o‘ai.
Inc is being cut on the mill pond, by
exASelec-t mun .1. C. Klinefelter.
Station Agent Stephen R.Hoyt rccoiv~
ed a dispatch, yesterday, from Chan»
plain, Illinois, announcing the death of
James H. Curzon. Mr. (.‘urzm was a
son of Mr. and Mrs. Janna; (Jurzon, old
residents 01’ Dorian, who are now living
with umther son, Rev. Edward (lain-m.
n Houghi .41. Mich. B" was it Well
known rmidom here s (107.011 ymrs ago
H»: leaves .1 wife and fit nily in Chum-
pln’n. Ho wollabriut fifty years of ago.
The Christian Etnlmvor :«mietypf the
Congregational church. will hold a Ami.
ublo 1 might at the home of Minion! Mu
JuN'pll Mon-home. Main lwlfi’l't.
’l’ht- third outnttuiltnwlit in tin- Stunt
(on! Young: .lt‘il'N’ (llll‘m‘lflll :t-s to mill!)
L'ulll.~t', tonmtmw night, Will l’t' nttvmlrd
by about thirty of our young pv-‘vplw.
A ll‘tlllll'“ of the Volunteer Hook an!
Lmiier company's com-err, next Friday,
will ln- tlw prutuophmm exhibitionpivon
by tho .lt‘t'nnll‘ May limijntlnli, Rowen".
ml mm: mm lx’ pnwnml :Ir Mut‘n'" d'.’
(ivnmmuu‘g um! Wvbh & Abbott‘s.
MM F. V. Cdutrellloft licrvypsterilny
‘
for Brooklyn, tivisit Mrs. L.
for it work.
Special meetings will be held in the
Methodist church Thursday and Friday
evenings.
The Chaucer club I‘t’lltl Shaikesin-ow‘s
' flit-hurt! HI," at its pivoting at A. .‘l,
Bihbins' house Tnoslny night.
club intends arranging :l theatre party
to attend n Shokeswmroan play in New
York, during the winter. The member-
ship has reached its limit. ton.
Presiding Eldor J. W. Bunch proclaim!
in the Methodist church, Sunday oven»
lug, from‘Mntthow xiii.,;~l~1. Thnoentml
thought of his discourse was that. mm
discovcrs that all through lilo mm to he
found hidden treasures if he obeys God's
teachings.
acumen.
The residence of Starr Keclcr was“.
quarantined, yestordcy afternoon, on
account of scarlet lever among thenhllllv 5
ND.
mumbrmtmrmuww
The Oystermcn’s Protective associa-
tionof Connecticut met in Bridgeport,
Tuesday. Every shore town between
New London nod East Port Chester, ex-
cepting Greenwich, was represented.
The legislative committee chosen is
composed of Capt. William A. Lewis,
ofBrldgeport; M. J. Danger, of South
Norwnlk; J. P. hit-Nell. of New Haven;
John McGuinness, of Stamford; and B
F. Palmer, o! Gremwich.
{“18}? was a division 01 sentiment on
the matter of endorsing Commissioner
Swprtz for another term. the oystenncn
of Rowaylon putting forward Charles
Bell, of Rowuytou, as a candidate. The
friends of Mr. Swnrtz were in n major-
ity, and Mr. Bell received only the votes
ol the Rowuyton incn.
The association voted to move for an
increase in the license fee exacted of
Workers on the natural beds. The fee at
present is 822: year for butts of three
tons, and fifty cents additional for ouch
ton ovor. The ossmictiou will prop lie
that tho fl'v h: fun] at $10 per your per
boat, lrlincclil‘eul t plunge. This move 35mm; 1 ,,,,,..,fn,..,,, mt,
is dcsignvrl to incrcni-‘c tlurrevonues in '
order that tho She.
may have suflliionr funds to complete !
the marking of the beds with buoys, on
t shut out from tho privilegesoi‘ the;
buds irregular and unskilled workers:
who cream danger of collision and Ttl‘l
ducd priw-v by selling ilmiroytlers for; NORWALK OPER“ HOUSE
RWJHTCHELL. - - Manager.
One Night Only.
Thursday, January 14, 1896
Stowe & Co.'s lncomparablc
UncleTom’s
Cabin!
Largest, Gmndcst and Best in the
With electrically
what they mm get.
A proposition to n~k for tho rcpenl of i
the law closing the beds to opcrntionsi
bctwetn July 21) and iiepmnbtr 10 was:
violented, and it was Vulwl u t to (Wk:
for the 1‘0le of any of thorxixiting
laws
The assoointion has it IllQllllM‘l't-lllp of
1,200. divided among lllO towns along!
the Connecticut shore. Captain Wil-“E
ism A. Lewis. of Bridgepm, is prosi- .
debt of the ow uln‘ion.
After :uijuurnini: tho
workers were pleased to h-nrn that tho
candidacy of Commissioner Swarm hml .
been endorsed by tho Umwurs' :lsmu‘iil- My,“ llotl likguvi‘alluvk um! Willi: Dance“.
tion, which was in session at lllt' .-\t.l.m- .
tic llotvl. while thunmeting of the nut-
nrtz‘. bod workcrs was on at Pilot's Hull
IITUML BED ”IE”.
mm in TM mum.
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season.)th perhaps more ner-
ully needed when. the languid. c t.
oils, when the liver is
gish and the need of a
tonic and nltcrntivc is felt.
useof this‘rnedicinc has often uvertcd
’ perhaps fatal bilious fevers
Nomcdicmc will act. more surely in
in counteracting and freeing the system
from malarial puiwn. Headache, indi-
gestion, constipation, dizziness 'cld to
Electric Bitters. Fifty cents um 81 pct
bottle at R. H. Plaisted’e drug store.
lucklln’s Arnlu SIM
The best solve in the world for cure,
ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. tailor, chapped hands, chilbluins.
come, and all skin eruptions, and pon-
tively cures piles, or no pay required.
. It is guumntoed to give perlect satisfw
refunded. Price 25 cents
per-box. E. . Wwd and G. C. Still-on.
grades un'l styles.
George D. McKay, of ’Brooklyn. is l
Your
Money
Back!
Every purohnwr of Hnlc's (‘muimnntl
Quinlm' who Will follow tho (lll’t't'llnllnl
and is not. satisfied lhnt it is the bust!
preparation for removing (launlrutl‘, vur- ‘
in}; scalp disease, preventing the hair
from falling out and bringing in a new
growth may have their money rcturnml.
on application to the (linguist from-
whom they mode the purchase. ‘
lntho short-time it has been on the
market over 2cm bottles have bt'cn sold,
and it is now revummendml by the lcml- .
ing hair dream-rs in New England.
H 3". “a U‘ ”3‘, ‘l.
" “x... («A ". ,' ,-.
1‘ .. IA ' v
.1 @5ch ._...,_.
Whmm ,
‘ mag. .‘_ -wm’
A CELESTIAL FREEZE.
Whom Old Sal's ”ya home into whisk-
ers, is the only thing that. Wuuld make!
us ucknowlmlgo that We had been out-
donn in unique nnd original dosigml
in (river‘s or mural decorations in “”5
()urohoico stool: u! .
lino wnll papers are in the latest colors, 1
’ designs and prions-«look at them.
l’nintcrs' Supplies,
Arilst' Materials.
l’ioturos.
l’lctui'vs .‘lt‘rmnod to ”film“.
l‘nintinu. l’opor Hanging. Decorating;
and Bipn Pointing.
DECK Ell.
Visiting relatives in this place for u few , 79 Washington Street, South Norwulk.
days.
man or rumors.
Wu desire, through the Sell'lnalJOex-
press our hearth-1t thanks for tho many
kindneeses shown by our irinntls during
the lust illness of our son Judson (.lul‘.
dun. We also loci very grateful for the
beautiful florid wreaths ll’um them.
Mn. and Mus. 0. ll. Hum.
The mootittgsut the Rnwaytou Bip-
tist church are increasing in inmost.
Everybody is invited.
Nomllt Harbor Lights.
The L‘ghrhnusc Board has sent to;
the Room mmmercc committee o to
port on Reprercnotlve Hill‘s bl'l pm
riding forlights and lighthouses in Nmu
walk harbor. The mpcrt will not be
made public until misty, but it is un-
dmhtedly fxivomblo, because» it was on
the reportofthis burrito the treasury
department that these items Wot-c in-
cart .4 in the book of estimates, but they
could not be put on theiipprom'iotion
Incense uninthcflmd by law. it is this
“authorimlrm” which llt. llvll's hi3)
mks topmvlde.
NOTICE!
Special School Meeting.
The legal voters of theStnxorwnlk Union
Salim] llluirlct. are hereby notitlml mu!
« warned thnt n spmdul meeting of hilltl dis-
‘ trim. will be lwldnt the Franklin Smolmnl
hon-«c on Wednesday January Sloth, NIT.
t N o‘clock p. m, for the purpose of the
1m: upon it site for u new school house for
a public school in sllttl district. according
‘ in {he statute in such cum: inhale and pr.»
1. via ml.
There one two slum whleh hnvi: lmcn on:
i :lpr I'nnsialumll-m by the district, Imuwly:
'l‘luwflty lot. so enllml. alluntml on tho
mll’llt‘l‘H' Franklin tun! Chev streetonuul
the onsterly port of thc lt‘rnnknn sin-ct
school 1m.
llnted Smith Norwulk. Jummry 13. tom.
A. llLANUHARD,
All”)! ll. Llllll‘l'.
M .\'l' l‘ l l l'lW Cl lll lll'l'l'T.
j M in.- District (lummitteo
1' H I
WANT
GUI-U H I
(
Disccve is all the“; old for it;
itncvcr oils. mucmourc foreca-
Iurnptlon, coughs md colds.
Icy encpgh for its merits.” ~Dr. King’s
New Dmery for cocmnptl
and colds is not a experiment. It has
been tried for equator of o attainment}
today stands at the hand. It never dis»
appoints. I'm trial bottles at R. H.
Pimted's drug stars, South Norwulk.
I onnuot
on. coughs
A prompt
_.._-
One Way to be Happy
is Ionttond to the comforts of your lomily.
-h. 1; (Bold or le'll.
Stills-on. South Nurwnk.
_ , villlll Edward P. val. Norwnlk. polo naonts.
‘l Flhll Counnlssxun it'nl m-lu trio! hottly of lltlu's (hire, Hm grout
’ Harmon llunimly. from to prom that WU haw
unurn l'nro lul‘ (localismml ull' lll‘lt’fll-tllh‘ of
(1 f thoThrnzitiunl Lungs. Largo sizes coo ntn’
! 251‘. .
ENTERTA INMENTS.
l
2
natural Ln! E
3.: People. 2 lllllsl- l“..mrl.-._Cr.unl Urchosti‘n.
‘_1i(i:l-.’1'.llil;lll'l' mu- .tursJ‘teknninny Filt'pl‘tl
lIl'Hm Uv t'pwxlm l‘rl-il lillt‘tl .llrn-Alnoxin'w
2’ tatturlvftths. lirmul thle‘lin Stivattr.
Till". UlilzilN \l. XI‘JW l'Ullli FAST.
A (innit! (Baku Walk. iulrmlw ing '20 Wine
(iramvl l arm!» at (Mon.
l‘rivt-«Lhu..slw um! .‘uw
; p ‘ inferred son's on
ruivM “owl‘s one! 'l‘nmliiw 1! ~'.
.1 HOVT'S
gTHEATRE
FRIDAY
Prince '25". 3W.
Jan 15
The Big Hit of ‘96.
Donnelly & Girard
inv FRIENDIFROM
INDIA!
? Direct from llovt's .\l nlison Square
Theatre, altero run of
€100 Consecutive Nights! l
Sunt- now on solo at
I’luhtonl'» nip! 1’! one: v'e.
immuno- [)‘ll‘lt‘, loo am! We, Eton!" g. 734', 13.".4',
one. Hmitsnow on win it! l'lnmwl‘s mu!
l'Jlm-u's Hlul'm.
LHOYT’S THEATRE
, Saturday, January lSth.
Millllll'ei, 2110'. owning. «:13.
‘ 'l‘ln' l-‘s: S-mthorn “So-“pic t‘nmn-lv lmmm. IL‘
lu‘mltunulnttlw Hill .41th ’l‘brotrv.
;\t'w \Ul'li k'm.
:A Romance of Coon
Hollow!
. Mumiilln cut Seem-r). Now l'mu'tn. A Mott-o-
pollmn l'ompuny.
Big Dancing Carnival.
Alum-1ivll‘elulii‘utml [luck mu! Wing ll!|i‘v‘nr~‘,
limit»: Bond of (.‘ninr‘u t l‘mrp!» '
'I'wn l‘ltmvin-ttm, A» tho Hill ”NIH“
Hlt‘SIIl into New lltntluwl. an H t'vnn Hollow
scents. cons. s. v. orncr. m seesaw".
'
Half Price! ~
0n Infant’s -Wear
On Cloaks,
On Crockery, ‘
0n Hosiery,
On Dress Goods,
This wan be the Greatest Sale of Dry Goods
or modern times. (‘lver $25,000 worth of Winter Wear,inclndiug: dress goods, cloaks, wrappers, blankets,
flannels, hosiery, underwear, gloves and men's furnishings, at about 50c on the dollar. The storyzis plain
and Simple: Our stocks are by far too large to carry; we cannot afford to carry them over, and a terrific
slaughter in prices is the result. Friday we will take inventory and mark down stock:
SATURDAY ,JANUARY 9th, 1897
the greet sale will begin and will continue until the entire lots are disposed of. Be among the early call-
ers and secure, your share of the prnzes, as many of the lots are small. Mail orders will not be taken. The
following is a partial liSL of the bargains.
Every Wintcrjacket and Cape must go.
$16.98 finest quality Koraey Jackets
tumbluck and grooiiJmlf priot3,$is..'io.
$21 houttlv, trimmed with fur, em-
pire jacket. navy and green, hull
$16 9% houcla juvkol‘s, in green and
black, half price, $8.50.
$14.98 kcrsvv and ‘bouclej jackets.
half price, $7.50.
$11 50 rough and plain juckets.
hull prin-o $5 ".17.
3311‘! lmucle jackets. we have largo
sizes only. half price. $3.
$5 beaver and bouclc jackets, all
will go at $3.50.
Something Will Be Sold in Every Department During This Week At HALF PRICE.
at half price, $3.
THE POPULAR CLOAK ROOM
We did not carry any over last year, we will not carry any over
this year; thefprices will sell them.
Ono-Halquff the Marked Price onAll Jackets--One-Half
Children's jackets and grotchens Eileen! plush, 30 inch, 140 inch,
will be sold at half of the marked sweep, half price, $11.50.
Yoncun have a child's cout-
m We, $1.50, $2.00, $2.31), $3.00.. . CHILDREN’S CAPS!
Fm silk and vvlvct caps, were 75!,-
CAPES ! CAPES ! to *1. small sizes only, to close out,
each. 23c
S“ black, Single and double capes Children's white silk cops. ouch,
, _ 25 to lilo.
$13.51) black 503K310 $731395. lhlbbef loo ladies’ worsted fascinutors,
trimmed, half price. 230:. m. ‘ were 7!».- to $1, black. white and
clilflylzlmlfluiilh Flick“:- ngmnied pink. all at Ull‘: price, Zinc.
“.n XJB . IDC “‘3 orig. 11h prim», GOSSAMERS'
$1759.21! plush. 33 inch. 14” inch All our rubber gossamers that we
sweo , half price, $8.51). sold at $1 .30 and $1.93, each, 5013.
P
G
THE NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Ct.
m0 worn. THE “NEWS
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular.....
Save money by buying best goods.
Economy consists in getting the most of the best for the least money.
You can't get a gold dollar for 75c; pay the value and you gel. it.
Money saved is money corned ; buying cheap goods is not a saving.
Our focus will Show how We live and what we eat.
Untold are the ills caused by impure food.
Right living. right sleeping and right eating are three essentials. to happiness.
hwovt film:-
riot... up... "its...
F.W.IMITCHELL, Mnnnm‘r.
January 18, 19 and 20.
3 Nights Only 3
The M’lllll (if the Hl'lhwtlll,
inr. Edwin Forsberg
THE AMERICAN SIOCK 00.
Jun repertoire or New York
FORGIVKN,Munduy, Jun. 1“!
AMERlOAN BORN,Tnea.Jun. 1‘.)
THE. NEW FANTNER,Wednes-
PRICE“. “‘1', gun,- and .im‘.
float» on. unto lit Wood‘s .5. Tomllnu m's.
‘ 'l'lils mnpnlmntl low M l untitleuoypr-n 1
: tum. may or continuum tn :1. nwrvwl :
: wmt l'ur M'lllfilt! night. by
f u! \l‘vod'ser 'l‘nmllnnvm'n.
erNHJllig ll :
From Sire to Ion.
Amt Family Medicine Bacon‘s Colery King
mmmiomr sit-u to son nun
{you "ml klllnfly‘ ”var or blood
«limrdcr. lndiusstion,i-nnutlpntlnn. hamlnvhc.
1th stvrmillt-wlll
Numb Nurwelknmsl ll. 1‘ WML N
lawlgfi‘ctl‘tptuuigtm‘sim 'l'” 544.»!in incontmtmm
a Y! ’f‘ilnll's too. are 0 919
wound am K
ll. (3. M “son.
0le“ All“
Save Prudently and Spend Wisely!
Magnolia (:ondvnocd Milli, pot con, in
Medium litmus, per I mart,
Murrow Bonus.
7 burs Holihitl's llonp,
Enomolino. per box.
Sperry do llnrncs‘ i,
Boat Soda Umcht rs, per 1b,;
3 llll'l lln-st Lord,
213 pounds best Granulated Sugar for $1.00.
- . - .,-. “~"rn
Headlights for .397. w
16"!)0 your trading at the right place, where you can find the right goods at the right
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
33 West Washington Street, South llcrmllt, Ct.
Is it precept c: 53! y carried out by our patrons. They can't help spending wisely, be.
cause every article we sell is the best to he bad. They can’t help saving
because they would have to pay more for the same
article elsewhere.
English Walnuts, poi-lb, 10c 11) in. Best Buokwhcath‘lour, 2:",
Mixed Nuts, all new,
Gold Dust. pct pkg”
mo 9 lbs. Best Rolled (lots, 26::
17c 4 cans Tomotons, llfio .
Walter llnkor's Coon, 1.2 lb box. “lilo 4 “ (loud (30m 250
l’ettijolm‘s Breakfast. Food. pl!!!» "‘0 3 ” Pumpkin 2513
1.30 7‘ 11». Best Match Wit:
7 burs Kirkmun's Borax Soup, 2930 Mood ti. or Joucs’ Flour, Bug, 706
. 25:; .‘r gals. Kcmseno Oil, 43.;
2m; 8 pkgs. "1776" Powder. 3330
I
_.,~.....~...._...W .u.wmo,..m.~tww
NEW YOWRKWGROCERY co.
Donovan Bull
. . - .. South Nomolk.
3‘ AND 37 MM" ITEK‘T, NORWALK.
Norwalk Chronicler