are jen‘snieled on steel, not iron, and strictly materiality 390i“. fife; limit by “'9 fisherman
“1mm“; Gummy. -We have tsltendoo pieces, ranging in price from 1°C at 40¢ each
from our regular stock, and shsl otter them at the astonishing price 0f
on: r.
p“ ,'
enlistment consists of square pans, sauce pans, bread pans, milk pans, pudding pans, wash basins,
soup dishes, pie plates, soup bowls, chocolate pots, basting spoons, candle sticks, dippers,
’ graters, etc. On Saturday, we will give away with every purchase of, use or
‘ ‘ over a patent basting spoon, FREE.
RA SPECIAL—loco boxes of Fine Linen paper and envelopes, regularly sold for see; this week
9c
per box. i'Open Every evening. ’ Free and prompt delivery. '
for ‘l‘oque’s Dyeing and Cleaning
‘ ., _‘ EstainShment.
”SSTURTEVANT, "racecourse.“
p For290
«HITE AND COLORED CORSETS
w
Agency for Bazar Glove Fitting
Patterns.
On Thursday we will put in Our East Window the above
attractive bargains. Our special sale of Muslin Underwear
will be continued. Also cut prices on balance of ladies’
and children’s jackets.
A.‘ Dickerman 8: Sort,
_ .8! Hashim“ Street. , south Iorwslk, Connection
1W0 BUIilER m
Do You Want a New Sleigh 7'
ALERl
Or Your Old One Repaired or
Painted P
‘ IF so, LET ME HEAR FROM
YOU!
i . Work Called For and Delivered
FREEOFCHARGEI
LUTHER M. WRIGHT’S
. Factory and Repository,
r‘frsnlthn and Iadlson Streets,
South Iorwellt.
NOE'l'lC"
m
its. on." a. a. source 0
can heooasulted at her once
w
dukes out ink, palntp
tar, pitch, grease é
clothing and car—
pets quickly and,
completely and 1 ,‘
weakens} Rio“; . ‘ .
.---No Aeid.—- "tilt“ ‘8! ~
No ”Mm,“ odor“. an MP“: 0n the Assessment List of 1896. will
Notlnillunmablo. 'lara‘plss lumen. 31;? i: :3: ”iii "'li“”vi3‘.’r“'“‘““' Mani
~ W. . ry ,u on n.m..nn
‘- aim“: N." Giulia, 01. by adjournment, no follows: Wednesday
evening, January that ‘l'o’clocli; Saturday,
January 0th. at 2 o'clock. n. on: Weuuosv
day Evening. January 18th. at lo’cloclt:
Saturday. Janna lilth at 2 o’clock p. or:
Wednesday Even on. January With, at 7
. o’clock:8eturdny.Jsoua 230th o’clock
J I
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r-llliifll’,\0llfl|lillner 5:1 appeals £31??on tigiixni‘hinduiii
, __ Painter.
it e m. .1
Thailand ofllellef will. t ,wlth
or Till
Town of Norwalk.
‘ mentor oh ician d for
. contender
mttotho sex can cons
in
the
..._.... and l silo rd. t '
Bum "U nary lush, ateolhliook Ii muiogfillie’ '11:?
WILL PIP]. III. IOIDIIS 3;“ “mill! “'0 “0‘ “01‘ Mid indi'
,. :‘W‘WM -' r some.
' or. vun 1'. Wilson.
a dattf “ “ ., BoardnfBelief.
WANT ANYTHING! .
tulle Booth Norwalk
twain?"
tontlool.
l ,
The Board of Relief:
nomadic. " Martino
'0!le is e wary of the charges
made against Gospor Betsncnurt, an Aron
lean dentist. who has been a citizen
of the United States since 1877 and who
was arrested acute stoic rincn. Theoharues
and Ila-Botswana's dofensenro asfol-
we:
First—It is charged that he was a robol
larder in the last war. Which is false. ho-
couso he left the island in 1860. residing
in New York and New Orleans until 1878,
“which time the warwus ended, as is
proved in the amoral books of lie-unset:
arriving at Havana. ,
Second—vii pollman. Alberto Escn~
lnnle. charged that Betcnoourt had a meet
ing at Havana Oehtrul pork with suspi-
cious persons, who were conspiring. But
the fact is that those persons were Major
Sanity or Trinity, Gaston Cundrndo and
Antonio Fernandez, the municipal chief
of police. Spanish officers have declared
that they had met Betnnoourt, but had
never hoard him monk about politics and
never sow him in company with Separa-
t ate. -
Third—It is charged that Betnnoourt
visited tho College of Polo Calsudo lo Roi-
no and there conspired in company with
Professor Essor Rafael Molina, who was
soot to the Chanel-inc lslnuds, and Gus
tnvo Martinez and Jose Dinz. who were
placed in jail together with Mr. Botan—
oourt. The director of the college, Mr.
Socuudo Polo, nresldent Spaniard, declares
that it is untrue that Betauoourt visited
the college, and that he never could have
consented to his conspiring against Spain
them; that it who all the vengeance of
Spanish teachers who had berm expelled.
. Francisco Snnchez Vlvur, n Spanish resi-
,dcnt who denounced Bctnucourt, on be
v lug confronted with him in jail, said that
; ho was not the man who visited the col—
; logo. but that it was is younger man call-
, od Manuel or Antonio, of u diflcrcnt size
mud nppesrnnoc.‘ ;
Fourth—Ho is alleged to be the father
of Lombzo liotoncourt, the oomspoudout
l of 3 New York paper. is resident in New
1 York. But (limpet- Botnucourt docinwr
i that his son has nevor been at cornssiximi»
. out, but only translates for (mt-roomm-
‘cuts. and if he were it corroslmudent his
i {other has no responsibility in case itla n
crimo to be u mrrcspondcut.
The fiscal has decided, however. that
; there is ground for-suspicion in the decili-
j rations of the secret police that Botanoourt
gwns (boom-1nd in the rebellion. The latter
.' has named Senor Goln to undertake his
:' defense.
* Cabana captore a min.
i There was grails mustornatlou in Ho»
vmm on Sunday inst, Jun. 17, when the
report gained currency that the insurgents
luui lumped Senor Scrruuo, lieutenant col-
uni'l on General Weylcr's stuff: iii officers
and nmuy imfliilxfll’fi ut Gunnnbnmxi.
As the usual train left Begin at it)
o'clock p. m. on Saturday for Gunnnbncoo
the train was derailed near the switch at
Caulmtc. The passengers believed that
only a trivial accident had occurred nnd
jumped out of tho windowa Suddenly n
mnubcr of herculcon ncgn‘ms, til-mod with
turbines and mochetos, invaded the three
couches.
it seems that the insurgent Colonel
Arnugucmn, with 150 cavalry, had laid two
bulls on tho mils, which threw the train
oil the truck. The insurgents captured
two cumulus and 11 other officers, four
soldiers, tho unwind chief of the municipal
police of Tinvuuu. who was returning
. homo; the engineer and firewall and tbrco
moployccs of the railroad.
’ They took from tho olilcers their jewelry
and from several pnymnsters. who wore on
the train. over $3,000 in money. ~
The insurgents then carried their pris-
oners by a forced umroh to n form ucnr
.luruco, where they hanged Lieutenant
licruurdo Bonus, at nutivc Cuban, on n
traitor to tho insurgent ('ftllm.
Brutality of fipuolahfioldiorl.
KEY WEST, Jun. 2L—Among tho pne-
scuuurs on u steamer from Huvunn was
Jose Micnudo from the interior, south of
Human. Ho reports it light at Helena do]
Sur, in tho muthoru port of "mono prov-
ince, recently that the olTiuinis in Havana
lune not yet reported. A Spanish ouvulry
form of some one men camping thcro won:
surprised by 400 Culmus under Colonel
Sanchez, one of Marco's old oiiicors. The
Spanish forces fouglitbrm'oly. but retreat»
ed within half an hour, with 20 mun kill-
ed. The Culmns‘huffoml n loss of 8. The
' (tribune purauod, but were drawn into nm~
‘ bush and punished terribly, losing 50 mon.
'i‘bcy withdrew, nud the Spanish troops
mentored their old comp and began mer-
rymukiug in honor of their victory. Lute
_ thot night the insurgents again ottrwkod
uud surprlsod the comp, forcing their way
to tho commumilngofilcor‘u qilnrtorn be-
fore their presence was discovered. ’l'bun
tho terror stricken Spanish soldiers lied,
flinging down their wcnpous.
’l‘lio insurgents pursued them for miles,
killing and wounding over 100. The cops
tured oiilcors were finally released on pu-
role. 'i'thubnun wunirtnioivod by the poo-
plo nu dollvorors. Muir remaining there
, two tiny» they movoil northward.
'l’hroc doya Muir that n Spanish force
coinmnndtxl by tho guerrilla, Captain Felix
dos Gratis, marched in. After seeming the
mayor nod either odious-ans prisonersrhc
merited tho loading women of tho loco
and then uni-u the town overtohls to on-
ly follows. For the next lit hours the Splin-
‘lsh guerrillas had their riwn way with
helpless women and girls. Eleven men nnd
four young lads Worn hrutoily killed while
attempting to protoct their relatives; any
wumon died from their treatment. Two
.l’mmll Woman killed themselves rather
:than submit to tho insults of the soldiers.
lTM mayor was hanged in front of his
own door, his wifo nod daughter be p
cimipollcdtowitnose tho cretiution. . he .
'captoiu charged that be sure “aid entire
3 rebels. Two of the other ollioisls were bru-
‘ tally beaten 9nd thou released with a new
§ tlun that the next. visit mental. death. The
l insurgents have not it prion upon the bond
; of this captain, and if >- caught his trial
3 will be short.
tipsia's Premier flay Resign.
Lennon, Jim. mp'l‘no' Dolly News this
,tnorninp publishes a dispatch from Paris
graying tin mm more that Boner-On-
; nevus dol Castillo, the Spanish premier, hon
{eluted to, his friends that if General Way-
ier does not succeed in lug the revo-
i lotion in Cuba by the time the rainy seat
”will
* 5'
r (Matt
, 1 unfortunate—murmur
; $3M . in
a ”v .
‘ autumnal-Wait. nib. starts ’
fro-
tot
f ”'sdetenresnnwho nlnsotplmiiths
t counsel, motel the following
3 it _. the very I believed
that this whole matter was s scheme or
the. British home omcnend its agent, Scot»
lend'Ysrd. Theooilapeeofthelvorycasc
ludicrous , lnlyto the that Gallagher. Dn—
ly and o . prisoners would never have
been convicted had their friends stepped
out of the conventional and dared to make ‘
a proper defense. The English authorities
were. per-united to have their way. The
lriahhationnl alliance determined toast
differently and defend ivoryto the last
ditch. I believe that the presence of Mil
McIntyre, an American lawyer, had all
to do with the abandonment of the prose-
cution. , . , .
“I believe that the conduct of at least
one of the resident lawyers retained for
Ivory’s defense isopcn tocriticism. For
example, Edward Carson. Q. 0.. endeavor-
, ed to induce Ivory to plead guilty. His ud-
vico to Ivory woe thuthc would be found
guilty and sentenced to 20 years if he at‘
tempted to defend himself and that it
would be better for him to plead guilty,
oven compromising on a plea of being a
Fenian and having been entrapped by dy~
unmitors. He was assured that if he did
no plead he might expect not more than n ’
live yonra‘ sentence, and possibly the pris~
on doors Would be opened to him provided
he left the country in 94 hours. Ivory
would not so plead, upon the advice of
friends, and thereupon Cur-son throw up
his brlof.
“Mr. J. F. Taylor, another of the reel-
dent counsel. has done admirably, and
our opinion of Mr. McIntyre will be shown
in the future. The scheme to burn Ivory
plead guilty went so far as to take the
form of o icttor to his friends in this coun‘
try urging thorn to advise the prisoner by
xible to so plead. It was the apparent ur-
gency to dispose of the case in is way favor.
style to tho governmentthnt determined
lvory‘s friends to hasten the departure of
Mr. McIntyre. and the public has seen the
sequel. An assured conviction, as expressed
by Mr. Carson, turned into a complete col~
lapse, and in u ridiculously short time. ”
PACIFIC RAILROAD DEBTS.
Attorney General [lumen In Conference
With an Underwriting Syndicate.
NEW Your, Jun. 2L—Attorney General
iinrmon has arrived in the city to consult
with the government directors, the rum»
gnniratiou committee and tho underwrit-
ing syndicnto of the Union Pacific itali-
wny wmpnny regarding the adjustment of
the debt of 855,000,000 duo the govern-
ment. Au underwriting syndicate had
been orgnnizod among the. bunkers and
trust companies with a View to odor-lug
the government 045,000,0IX) for on assign
iucnt of its dcbtngainst the Union i’ucilic.
It is believed in Wall street that the offer
has been made, but definite information
was denied by those interested in Union
Pacific afl‘sim .\‘o foreclosure proceedings
will be instituted, it is suited. until the
utmrucy general is satisfied that the inter-
ests of the government will be pmtoctod
in the evout of u sale of the road, and his
visit to this city is for tho purpose of muk‘
lug inquiries.
The offer of thc syndicate is the only ro-
sponso thnt the government has yet ro-
cclvod. Tho syndicate will probably include
most of the lending bunkers in Wall strait,
uud it is ululurstmd that at huge port of
the money required will be brought from
Europe.
On Friday the government directors will
moot for the purpose, it is sold, of rot-om.
"lending n plan of foreclosure to the ud-
ministration.
Leo and Money Will Not Fight.
llAvsxA. Jon. 21,—Goncrnl Lee. Unit-
ed States coumll general. alluded to scum
tiounl rerun-ts circulated in the United
States that o duel was probable between
Congressman Money and himself on no
cmmt of statements made by tho inttor of
mnvorsntlons ho had with General Loo
while hero. The consul general says thot
such a story is ridiculous; “ Money mill 1
both had it bellyfui of fight in thulnsl
wur, " the gcncrul midctl. At the time of
Mr. Money’s departure General Tmooxw
pressed his pltmsuro that ho but! personally
visited Cuba nod tnlkod freely with him.
but ho says that he sent no rncesogu to
Secrcuiry Olncy.
Salisbury Concedes I Point.
Lounox. Jnu. 21.——-'l‘hu Dolly Chronicle
publishes this morning it iiisrmtch from its
Washington commpoudout saying that
Lord Salisbury line removed the loot ob.
studio to the signing of tho Vomizuclnn
treaty by conaoutlng that tho Vent-union
govmnmcnt shnll nominate one of the
premium; of the board of arbitration. it is
earned that the member nominated by
i’ououucln shall be an American. and
Venezuela will salt Chief Justice Fuller to
serve on her rupmscntntlvo. The mom of
Justice Brewer of the United Hinton eu-
prome court is also motioned us Vonesue
lots representative.
i'orakar mun [adorns Halon.
Ctrvnuso, Jan. Bl.-Tho Thirty-loc-
and Ward Forukor club of this city, on or—
ganization named in honor of Hounuir
ll‘orolrcr, hold a mootiugnud ludorsod lion.
ii. A. Hanna for the United» suites scn-
ata. The resolutions state that he is the
right man to serve out the unexpired term
of Senator Sherman. A mpyof the rennin-
tlons was forwarded to Governor Bush-
nell, urging him to appoint Mr. Hanna.
its-Cosmolo- English Ill.
tumultuous, Jan. 91.-Wlillnm it.
English. err-momma and millionaire.
son of tho into William B. English, is ly-
ins critically ill at his room in this city.
For sometime ho llM been culturing from
Itotnnch trouble. and Within the past few
days malarial fever has developed. This
has resulted in e complication which
makes his conditioun precarious.
‘ (loll limiters his“.
ansntr. Haas” Jan. Btu-«An inven»
tory of the cable of the late Abigail llmlge
(Gall flunllton) has been tiled in the So-
lem probate court. 'i‘heestato is valued at
031,099. of whieli Milli) is in oral estate
at Heinilton ”01.000 in this city. There
i7!
We
Want ,
To . ,
Toll
- You
Something.
”I” Y“ Ever taktfinoiice oi the large store and the
's s s s ‘ small store and wonder why there was such It
iiilerencein the two? You know it is not become one keeps bet er
(nods than the other, neither does one sell cheaper or is better located
than the ether! What is the reason?
It’s BecaUse They
Advertise l
So does the man that has the small store, you might say. True, he
may, but be (1095 not get around it in the right way vdsn't seem to get
acquainted somehow 2
Some nervspapers have a circulation of 500, others have 3000. The
nan in the big store does not advertise in the paper with the 5co circu-
ration, that's sure; the man in the little store does that. The man in
the big store puts his ad in the paper that has 3000 circulation. The
iifierence in the two stores is easily explained. The paper with the 3000
circulation, or more than as much again as all the other papers com.
bined is the
SOUTH
NORWALK
EVENING
SENTINEL!
This little pointer is worth thinking about.
ANOTHER POINTER!
We have one of the largest Job Printing plants in .the
County and are prepared to print
Books,
Pamphlets,
Posters,
Hand Bills.
Note Heads,
Letter Heads,
Cards,
Wedding invitations,
Dancing Orders,
Tickets,
Labels, etc..
And in fact everything that pertains to printing, we do
at the shortest possible notice, and lair prices.
Nothing so large or so small but can be printed at the
EVening - -
- ~ Sen
s
. 97 WASNiIGTOI STREET.
Norwalk Chronicler