sauna.
: One month. he: three
amwammu
Winemmbendd
. flu. or truism m
‘ I
pimxowwwm Nomi.
; ”Montana-mm: office.
' at our can. you will cooler a
. -x for E be oonvonlenoe~ol those
have items of news or other mot-
Ihoutdlnsllcuee'be ndf
”I WIN SWINE...
nonfiction-walk. (loan.
Sentinel ha: a Circulation
of Namalb and its Suburbs
Wnblthan the Combined
, of the who: Two Local Dail-
fim Boom in alwayc open to
cannot be guaranteed the
is handed in. Every ren-
W will be made to accommo-
‘ , but change: cannot be in;
' as a right no «as copy is non
millet in the afternoon of the
are the change is desired.
Telephone Gulls.
no, $2.3.
‘ ‘ rooms. 32-3.
_ .. am“. so...
W ork Herald Weather For-malt
Illeweother today promi-ws to bo general.
It and. sllghtly colder. Tomorrow it
sto be ontllyvloudy to cloudy, with
$53” tempemtpre chimes and slight min or
fideollowed p' obnb‘y by don: the and cold-
pondvtlons by night
Thermometer llc'cor l.
The” tpoint o! the ‘hermometcr for
-lourhours ending at noon today
_ _ decrees abovezzero: lowests degrees
,nhuvs. .
,7 manure Alnranac for Tomorrow.
lino rises I Sunsets ‘ High tide Low tide
4:13 4:56 0:03 05ml
‘ ‘ls lrelnml Uvertnxml?
'The British parlimnvnt, which as-
; Emblem! Jun. 19,18 likely to have n
Mlytimc. A cornmiitvn known no tho
house of common» has boon invostigut-
lag the fiscal transactions Lvilwvon Eng-
IM and Ireland. It 1)st roportvd that
- "Showcial tables mnelusivuly (lt‘mml-
me that. during the past 40 yours 1m.
hpd has been (n’ortuxod the enormous
MO! £2,750,000 at your. In conso-
quence they claim that Irelzuul is not
“fly entitled to lilwrution from future
taxation to that extent, but she is in
. .. equity entitled to the return of nt loust
, 7.400000. 000. Thisrcport inn: naturally
111le up the British )‘mliticizms 01' ull
, l to a state of fl‘l’C‘l‘lsll excitement
m equal to thnt when Gludstmiv
Whit! home rule surprise upon tlw
" Why. It is not likely that lrolund
' ' get the rebate rmnnuuuniml, but
in likely to be oxnuptml from fu-
firemertwtion. That soiuw‘lmngu for
finbetter in the condition of ll‘vlnnll'r‘.
W is necessary riotous to In» :ulmittv-vl
W Tory as Well as Nntiunnlist nnd
, Unionist. Her population lins
Wind to something like 4,500,0(m
We. During the your just (:10er
W10“ 50,000 people by emigration,
m or them coming to tho Unitml
33“”. If thin thing onutimwsnmvh
, nobody will be loft but the ngod
“Wrap“, for it in the ln‘nwnnnvl
“you! the country that usually lmwo
file; I place where social conditions are
mlsvomblo. ‘
, mullet Astor, who usirologizt-s for
”of the NeW’ank pours. has not
been ”m1 in his pnvlictinns for tin»
with of January thus for. llv (”Mum
W fires. war new», ntonus and uniting
W3 1mm Calm about tho :le of tho
th. but he proved n lulu: prophet.
a little later the clergy wvm to be
led," trawl Would he nupmh-d,
4 there would be “mm-b m-tivity in
courts“ and mnong tho vumnwn-iul
, . cf the world. Butnnlhlngof tho
has materlnliml no yet to any un-
oxtem. Mlnintmu are ulwnye be-
‘Iflafled by tho ungodly, and tho
mute are ulwnyu active in this age
Milan and crime. 80 likewisv‘
ll molly impeded more or low in
' in many parts of the country.
the whole, men is not very «ov-
when he uttemptu to pour into
m. Eton “Old Prob” in Wash-
comes hour being a failure. A
Yahoo "groom-r" ouch] equal
I 1 Weather prophet.
hunched Niagara, capital
. m «mooring a plan to
in mm river with 5 short
Mt wide and 95 {wt deep,
limp of 40 foot into the
film Bylhin menus
to Welcome 10000090
M. which will be
a palm denlml. The
.. r! such announce»
monoclonal: thutmr
' . may will be om-
,1 ‘Onecltbolmmrtnnt events at my
, ‘ theoompletlon end opening to general
, trellis out» great railroad mat»
eastern point at Russia in Asia. . , ,
and railway terminus further south. To
province the most feasible route to: the
communication directly with Europe the
, the 40,000,000 inhabitants of Japan. It
of the banks that hum recently fuilr-d
jfinwcifl relations (‘onuuiz‘xs'lnn of the.
\ not: "on ‘
' Wu not Fun»: on! family will
more to Mill as soon as the captain’-
MMWW
elm o! the nineteenth mom will be,
to: u Regiment. This make- : tally
equipped railway line 3.000 miles long,
between St. Petal-shun; and the Yenml
river. When the road is finished to
Vladivostok, on the eastern coast of
Siberia. it will be the longest railway
in the wand. Vladivostok is thnacoth»
mu mm the South their permanent
home.
Mu. loam Plukney is nearly recovered
{mullet recent severe Omens.
Afinht occurred yesterday afternoon
near the bridge at the Dorian line, and
the cries ol’ “murder!" “Police!” etc.
from one of the combatants, attracted
cottonwood; ,' ‘ - - ‘ - -
Miss E. Maine Stevens, of Main
“rookie visiting Miss Lydia Place, in
It in certain. however. that Vladivos-
tok will not be the only terminus of
the road. Its climate in too cold to fur-
uisb on open harbor for the necessities New York. ’ .
of commerce all the year round. Russia ‘“ .
will in time secure from China u harbor BONE" AND NORO‘WN- ‘
Editor Michael Knntro, of the Dorian
Herold, who is ohm publishing a paper
in Willlnmbrldgu, called the North Side
City Press. has moveil to that place
from West Norwalk.
The Noroton Musical society will pre-
sent "I’inzzfore" on the warnings of Fob
runry 0 and 10 in the Dorian Town
Hall. I! the opera is favorably received
the society may play in (miner’s Hall,
Rowaytcn, and in South Norwulk.
probably at Hovt‘s Opera House.
Operator Willi-um Search has movcd
from one of T. W. Austin's cottages to
Elizabeth, N. J.
Ivanhoe Castle, Knights of the Gold~
on Eagle, will Wm‘k the knights degree
tonight.
tlint‘end she has been assiduously court-
i‘ng Li Hung Chang, through whose
Russian line'would llo. One branch of
the road will strike southward through
China and, tap the ocean at a point on
the gull of Pe-chi-li, where the naval
battles with the Japanese were taught.
In any case. the road will put into
400,000,000 inhabitants of China and.
willdivert an immense trade from the
steamers that now reach Europe from
Asia by means of the Suez canal.
The part of the road already finished
is populating and redeeming from the
wilderness Siberia at a rate unheard of
anywhere except in America. Siberin in
its milder and cultivable portions is as
large as central Europe. Lost your 100.-
000 immigrants were cOnvoyed thither
and land was allotted to them by the
Russian government. The peopling of
Siberia and the turning of its wild
lunds into cultivated forms will be u
singular reversal of hitherto known mi~
gracious of people. which huvo in tho
modern history of mankind always been
to tho westward.
Prince Hillkofl', Russian minister of
ways and communications, declares that
Siberia is richer in gold than America
is and that her mines can be worked
with comparative enso. The new road
will bring tho rhinos into direct com-
munication with tho world. The Vast
possibilities for wheat raising also make
it certain that Russia will never again
suffer from famine.
WINNIPAUK.
A paper is being circulated in Winni~
pack for the. relief of (lubnn warriors.
Miss Men-elln Joseph died last mane,
only a low clays. uud hersmhlnn and un.
expected (loath willbv a shock to all who
knew her.
BROAD RIVER.
The llroznl River Social club will lmhl
a. «lance tonight.
The crash of a very lnrgc proportion
wnu owing to the withdrawal of depos—
its. This was true of then) from tho
dime savings institutions up to tho lnrgv
nutionul ones holding deposits amount
ing to hundreds of thousands nominal-
ly. It- morcly shows on what a slender
rim-ml the uwrugc bunk hangs its large
business transactions. If the mom-y on
deposit. in all the trunks of the country
should suddenly he demanded on tho
sumo day by its ownnrs, vvvry book in
tlw Union would lw wrecked and thou-
woulvl not be more than quurler enough
money to supply the demand. Luckily,
hmvvver, ii“ the depositors do not worn
lhvir nmncy on the scum day. Then:
could lw premious little banking done on
tho prrscnt busts if tlwy (lid.
IRY Us.
PLUMBING!
Steam Heat, Water and Hot Air Heating
lfinu Furl of \Vashingmn Street Bridge.
Prompt atrenl mu given to all repair orders.
TheNorwalkPattern 8: M'f’g Co.
Telephone Service.
The year 1807 will son a larger num-
lwr of American boys and girls and men
nml women. old and young, taking asyn-
h'mutir' running in physical culture
than mm ever tho. («so before, and it is
n plunant {not to 110ml. The national
militiacompanies have set u good ox-
:mxple to the not of tho American peo-
ple by establishing gymnasium in their
THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
, TElEPHONE CO.
()flcrsl Telephone Service in this
city with an equipment of Metallic
millennt
nnnurios and pulling tlwmsolu-u
through an athletic us well as lnilltnry $25 a Year and Upwards,
drill.
.wmnling to the amount and char-
auer oi the sorvice.
For details, address
ull'ute of the < nmpnny,
SENTINEL BUILDING
Washington Strum,
Hero is at good idea from The Baptist
Wnlclunun: “You have lwnrd muny
Hormone.) on the perils of youth, but slid
you ever hour mm on tho pvrils of uhl
um? The pride, tho cynicism, tho svlf
indulgence, of old ago me not to ho, {on
gnmn. Wu thll vavr outgrow tho
pv-rlinenco of the cmnnmnd to lump our
lumrM with all vlllirmmm ”
WM TWO 2 ABBOUtll‘Ul ‘
$ IOO
PEERLESS BICYCLES
Given Away Free!
One ladies’ and one gonts.’
ON MARCH 29th, l897l
the lucnl
South .‘iorwuik, Conn.
With every fifty cents received, either CASH
SALES or money paid on ACCOUNTS, we
will give ()le‘. chance on BOTH of thew:
beautiful Slob wheels, FULLY GUARAN«
TEED. Wheels now on exhibition.
OUR MOTTO :
BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES
DON’T FORGET THE PLACE.
clowns noun; suoa swore, m
“ ‘ on: Ill ? C RN.
mummhonm settled m: m
aged about thirty-two. She hud been ill ‘
Cir; nit, and Long Distance Trams ,
. mm mm
W. 11:11.. writes: “Dr. King's New
Dinner is all until claimed for it;
itnover ails. unanimous toroon‘
sumptlonmcughsund colds. I cannot
any enough for its manta.” Dr. King’s.
New Discovery for consumption. con he
‘ “not 3 experiment. It {as
been tried for a curator of n centurymnd
today stands at thshead. It never dis-
: ate. Free trial bottles at R. H.
W's drugstore. Bontb Norwslk.
Electric Baton .
! Electric Blue? gs abatedicine suited
many 9936011. I! per more ner-
ally needed when the languid, exhaust
,od feeling prevails, when the liver is
torpid ands nggish and the need of a
tome and alterntive' felt; A prompt
use of this medicine often averted
long and perhaps fatal biliona tavern
.No medicine will not more surely in
in counteracting and freeing the system
tron; malarial poison. Headache, indi-
gestxon, constipation, dizziness yield to
Electric Bitters. Fifty cents and $1 per
bottle at R. H. Plalsted‘s drug store.
Bucklln's Avalon Solve
The beat solve in the world for outs,
browse, some, ulcers, salt rhenm, fever
sores. teller, chapped hands, chilblnina,
coma, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
tively cums piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or mono refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. E. . Weed and G. C. Stillson.
Ono Way to be Happy
Is tonttoml to tho nonllorts 0! our family.
Should muml them "uh-h n (,‘nlvl or Uouuh.
mil on don. t? Htlllmn. South
nlul l‘nlwnrgl l'. Wot-ll. Nurwulk. solo “Rents.
:t‘ul got u trnll bottle of Otto’s Cure. the Tent
llornzzm llwmmly. Prov-.1.» prove that W0 mm
.1 sum- lfnre for (lunches null ull dismal». of
this Throat und Long-s. largo sizes 50c um’
1313.
EN TE 1:
TA INMENTS.
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE
RWMITUIIELL, ~ - Manager.
Mnlim-o null night.
Saturday, January 23, I896
The Sur'urnl Irish Comedian.
TONY FARRELL
In his pioturw-que Conway-Drawn
Garry
Owen!
A on); full of lilo nnwl Jollily. in
, mmivnwl lllll minus suprmno.
s E Hurry‘~~ During loop for Life.
The Bountiful Abbey Sven"-
; S E ‘1 lm llun‘lsrll- l’Il-‘wn N'Hh‘.
S E E 'l Im Wynn): lllglztml.
'l‘lm lintrlbutum of Lust.
Suntan! \Ym-n‘slunl Tnmlinsun's, Mnlll‘h‘b
prime in und ~25", ‘
l
which
'l'lu» Flight of tlm Assnssin.
Prim»; ‘35, :fi- .mll New.
mm... “0.... “gauge:
Monday, January 25, l897.
A (‘smml llln~tnlul Sung nnd
Jubilee Concert!
l‘mlor the Ambler»; of llzo
humans or amen 5mm
% cuuncu.
. Abn‘lu‘wl ll)’
j Prof. John ll. jm‘kson, lllustrnlm,
and the Allvtll‘lllll Lluintctlc.
,A‘lmiwinn. 'l’u'. 1"» we upon .v( 7 1w. t‘nnvelt
19* in Ho owlnlwn‘u-hl’ l!ll'lll_'"'l’~nl llnn'hun'h,
’lum. br‘lllu'f. (ll lll’lllll",l\1rll“‘ .‘x‘ Hullw'UH
ént Wood's. Nnrwnh. ’l‘unlilm \u’ra. South Nor»
wnlk- ‘l'h-lu'ln nvhnnuwl l'rn’ r'c'm'rl‘ml sunk
iron nl \val'nnxul 'l‘mnluwnn's. Chart npvun
i'l‘hurmluy morning.
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i Wednesday,lanuary27th.
l The Great Laughing Success.
' "Ago (Tuonol Wilbur Nor Cus
{tom Stale."
"‘Charley’s Aunt”
Which makes every one laugh
' What More do You Want?
"ll is rnpluln with \xhulmmmn mum-e
1mm". null-l tum-uncut nlnl wnnml nullity.
l llm‘uhl. .lmmv.
: Munnuuunvnl.lnllunl'ulm.
1 l‘W'lll‘Uh l-lll‘ltl l'hllklml’uzulvl
l l'rlmw if... . . .
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KW. MITCHELL. lllumwor.
E NORWAL
Ono night Only.
Wednesday Jan. 27.
William Oeldron's American 00.
l’h.~u~ntinu Sutton \‘mu-‘u hlnsiurplwu.
THE
SPAN
OF
LIFE.
The llonvrll hrmklmz. will stirring. lwurt
«mlflonlnu pluyttmt lull! thrillml thnummlo,
m .uur t‘ulllllllllltm (,filnllllmy llllhllt‘lnlum'tl
Numb- imm‘lluru urmul beyond unnwnrc»
llw‘lumlwll t-llowlu mm Minn-v.
Hm; 'l’lln ”mm 1.5mm
Mil-3 'l‘lu' ll mm“. a llli‘uum.
Hltlg.‘ The Hummus» ('rinw.
Nl‘.t.‘l'lm lhlalgo of Human llmliml.
A mum-lug. in Merv «who. A mmwllnuo
l-lo-mlllm . fmmm mul humor. nonunion uml
short-m.Immhtpvmwl immunr‘n Menu never
1 - tun tumult: n. l’riopu, arm, f» v. 751'.
Heels ml ml» at Wuwl's um) T1 lmllnucn’n.
.
l’lnnru Vs.
o w “mom,
F coral Director
ml Embalmer.
n “rm-Mutton «rm
.0. Dom-III.
Menu. Nehluhmo Hasn‘t
M
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As It Pom“? ”Minion llnonl'l‘!
forth»
M Von ( oi (filer! m“
l 3361:. havehfilmo. fiver or bl
d 12* film -. lm‘ :‘
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ThorGoods You factory ashlar“
Want, Goods.
THE
OSTON STORE!
NOBWILK. OONI. I. Y. OFFICE. A” BROADWAY.
THIS WEEK occuns OUR
Eighth-Annual Opening cf Muslin Underwear.
0hr new line of Muslin Underwear for 1897_is worthy your especial notice; the lat-
est designs, the newest ideas, and the“ best of workmanship are represented in this
stock. We have aimed to have not only the largest and best assortment but to have
it practical, desirable and popular as well, We are old-fashioned in nothing save qual-
ity, and that remains sterling and unsurpassed .' We ask no one for their patrOnage
unless we can repay the favor by giving in return a first-class article at a price advnnfi
tageous to the buyer.
Read the following list carefully, then visit our store and give us an opportunity to
share those bargains with you.
Drawers llliltlt" of extra good muslin.
trimmed with embroidery and tucks-a,
wonderful valuo,’ at 200 pair.
Umbrella drawers, good muslin,
trimmed with line embroidery, look at
these, for 40c pair,
. We alsohnve u choice assortment of
hnorquuhties in umbrella drnWerB, at
50v, title, 790 and 08c pair.
nhnpml nook. trimmed with embroidery
and tucks. worth 390, at 250 each.
Exrm flue canibrio covers, trimmed
with linen torohun lace, usually sold for
.300, great vnlno for 300 each.
Cambrlc corset covers with the new
round neck, elaborately trimmed with
mnbrcidcry and insertion to match, only
49c each.
LIOWNS.
100 dozen luvlios‘ nightlgowns, tho
urgent and lluost nelectetl stock ewer
displayed in (.‘ounectiont, and tho
prices at least 33 per want, lower than
can bv found elsewhere. We mention a
low only of special numbers in the line.
but assure you that an early response to
this snlc will secure for you the grand-
est value yet oil’s-red. , , ” " " ‘
Night gowns of good muslin, well} SKIRTS.
mnrle, trimmed with tucks and cambrioj Skim; of very good muslin, with deep
rul‘lus, this quality nounlly sells for 501:! hem and cluSter of tucks, just think of
They'rv a wonder at two ench. ,1 it, only 250 each.
Night gowns of good muslin, trin'nnodi
with insertion and rulllos, excellent! you have paid 75c for similar styles,
value at. Tim. for this sale, 400 each. those are only 493 each.
Night gowns. trimmed with tucks; Umbrella skirts“. wrv full size, finish-
xfmdI ll'umbu’rn1 1insertion). all finished; ed with cluster of men's, worth 080, 750
eat n‘r-stirv rev mild, on y 600 each. 7 earli. ‘ ' . ' ‘ ,
Night ntlll'llSQflllll‘lfil Slylll- with 00.11111" Umbrella skirts, trimmed with lilh-n 11.31,,”53‘33, 93:12“ embroxdery and
of un over outbroulory. unxl insertion" tnrchon lace. insertion to mntch, just to; (Twin-skirts, umbrella stvle, made of
Wmtll al, at mu ouch. , introduce the stock, 9551: each. very fine mum“ trimmed with em-
?“le towns: of very 1in muslin.e Umbrella skim. extra fine quality. lbmulery thesewohld be u good value
trmnnod With linen torcliou lace, very, trimmed with Hamburg embroidery, in lat $1 on} “‘00 is 73c each
choice, at ENC each. L new patterns, $1.25 each. l ' p h ' '
Night nowns. mnpire style. trimmed We alsohave nu elegant assortment
with llnmlwrg mlgingnml insertion. in'nt lino cumbric skirts, trimmed with
(-lxuim patterns, would luH'heleHlt $130.; choice lace and embroidery, at $1.95,? Over 10,000 yards of Hamburg edg-
to introduce the new goods, they go at $2 2.132.230, $2.50 and $2.13». About 23‘ix12s, very uhoicc designs, and made on
$100. ~ per cent. less than 'egulur price. nine cnmbrlc. ut- oxceedingly low prices.
‘ ~u~- ~ '- ib‘pv-Pinl lnts at 56., To.
. , lih', lfliic, 17c and 25c per yard. Two
Drawers made of excellent muslin, llhuusancl yards new Torchon laces,
(Torsotcnvors of good muslin, lulled, deep hem and tucks. yoke bands nnrl‘very narrow and dainty, hand made
swims, just- fornlcnder. 80 each. lumping tapes, splendid value for 25c and wine, suitable for skirting. All at
Fine cambric covers. either high or V 5 pair. épupuhll‘ prices.
UNDERSKIRTS.
U nderskirts of good muslin, trimmed
with tucks and deep hem, good value,
at 20.: each.
Underskirts made in umbrella style,
with deep hem and cluster of tucks,
only 48h: ouch.
Undorskirts, full size, very good mus-
b‘kirts with ruillo and cluster of tucks.
EMBROIDERIES AND LACES.
CORSET COVERS.
The nbovo um but at low of the many styles to be found at our underwear counters. The lino is so liberal and new that
we feel sure you will not only select something if you View it, but you will an away szuisliml that you have found a verti-
hle Bargain Counter.
THE NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Ct.
Gastronomical Educator.
L
TELEPHONE 3AM. 53-2:
There is a constant appeal to your curiosity and some new point of interest
tlcvclope daily. The interest of your pocket-bunk is considered. Our
all]! is to make our sum: so pleasant that you‘ll want to come every day.
We volcome all.
In our butter nepnrtmcnt this week we offer you 4 lbs extra fancy Gilt Edge
Sweet Rosey Creamery Butter, for ONE DOLLAR.
23 Pounds Standard Granulated
Sugar for SLOO.
Or. Handy Celebratgd Double Pre-
pared Prunes, 2 lbs for 25¢.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
33 West Washington Street, South Norwalk, Gt.
Irvou WANT ALL THE news "
AVE THE
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular. . . . .
Save Prude fly and Spend Wisely!
lo a precept easily carried out by our patrons. They uu‘t help spending wisely, ho.
cause cvbry article we sell is the best to be had. They can’t help saving
because they would have to pay more for the same
article elsewhere. '
1:) lb. Boat. Buokwhont Flour,
M nulln Comlonsed Milk, r can, 7c English Walnuts, per lb. me. 250
Mgglum Bonus, pcrqunrt, w on Mixed Note. all now. 10.1 9 lbs. Bentl’uollsd Outs, 25¢
Murrow Bonus, “ ” to Gold Dust. per pkg" 170. 4 cans Tomatoes, 250
Limo Henna, " " Ho Walter Baker’s Coca. M lb box. 20v. 4 “ Um] {)orn We
(turn pm“. u .. on l’ottljchu’s Brooktnot Food, pkg. in: :3 " Pumpkin 250
limit Poss, “ " 7o 7 bars Bubbltt‘s Soup. 25.», 7 lb. Best Starch 25.,
Enumellno, per box. 44; 7 hum Kirkmon'o Born: Soap, :l’lo Maud S. or .loncs’ Flour, ling, 700
Sperry it: Burnen' Shoulder. lb, to 3 the Best Lord, 2:»: 7? unln. Kai-mono Oil. on.)
Best Betta Crushers, per lb, ; be 4 " Good Lard, 26c 8 (litre. ”1770" Powder. 250
23 pounds beet Granulated Sugar for $1.00. ‘
NEW YORK GROCERY co.
"
Donovan loner",
, ' ' - on one
.. . . .u . - mouth pilot-Walk.
or who” nonunion
Norwalk Chronicler