. erecmltt‘msuhmdmhmalw
, , ‘ I: ‘. m ,. i, , Thenextmmdngmllheheldtomm
or mum or ”it no a
lug last night.
night, conducted by brethren from Nor-
m ransom.
walk. Herman Brundsgs led the meet.
on. emu-II m M Ends
‘ II | WNW]! m I"!!! Baptist church, will be held Thursday
'01 T evening in the church. Miss Alway.
W ‘ “the.“ II“ from the Brooklyn Missionary Training
ank Bloke has infill his horse.
A deuce will be held in Broad River.
tonight.
Thomas Farr is ill at his home in
West Main street.
'mlrenoe Tribe, Improved Order of
Red Men, will meet tonight.
Attorney Joseph A. Gray, of Morgan
avenue, is out, after-a brief illness.
Washington Chapter, R. A. M.,'of
Norwalk, will hold a meeting tonight.
The Broad River Athletic club will
give adance in its hull, Friday night,
February 26th.
Defender Council, ilrdcr of United
American Mechanics, will hold a meet-
ing tonight.
The ladies of Grace church uettrd
about $125 at the luncheon recently held
in the Central club—house.
The Scandinavian society will have a:
ball Thursday night, the lith, in Roy-t
mond’s llall, Washington street.
The quarterly meeting oi the We—
man’s association at the South Norwalk
school. will make an address and Miss
Grace Weintis expected to speak. RF-
ports from the treasurer and secretary
will be read.
The Philadelphia district conference
will convene at Broad River, in the
Saints’ church, February iii and ll. The
business meeting will commence Sutur-
duyeveuing at 7:30. Those who desire
to hear Gml'u truths will have an oppor-
, utiou of the Anglo-American arbitration
Abduction of ‘V Clayton-Beirut
Convention Suggested.
SENATOR KOBGAH'B AIBBDIBNT.
Further Chun- Propeud I: the Anglo-
Amerimn Arbitration Propmdwliouu
W the Amended Immigration Bill.
liar. Pen-Ion Bills Fused.
Wasnmo'rou, Feb. io.-—-Ths open sea.
elon oi the senate was wholly perfunctory.
and after transacting some routine busl~
nose the doors were closed and an exec-
utive session held for the further consider
treaty. ,
The most important developments wore
the oilerlng of an amendment by Senator
Morgan of Alabama providing (or the ab-
rognilon of the (lluytouvliulwor treaty and
the speech by the some senator in (over 01'
this proposition. Senator Morgan declared
tuuity next Sunday from. preachers from
distant places, Eider A. ll. Parsons;
among the rest. ‘
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~1mperialUrown cigars are madeof ‘
theohoicest tobacco. Have you evrr,
tried them?
that the conditions which called forth the
Cluytorrliulwer treaty had long passed.
away. it was no longer binding on either
notion, nor was it of any use or value lo
this nation, though it might bcol' most
importance to Great Britain in case the
Xilhrngun canal was constructed.
“'ll‘l
. the treaty now under consideration ho
] mid that no doubt the question of tho cl.»
The Hulmu'tt of the ‘oummrcinl liv- ‘ migration of the Claytonvliulwcr treaty in
. y . I . : vflcct Would have to be uulnnitted to urbi
cord for the current week makes tho lol- : tuition. While the old treaty was obsolete .
W The Weekly Summary.
lowing showing: . ‘
Real estate sales. New Haven and‘
West Haven. LT; Bridgeport, ill; llartL
lord, S; Waterbury, Ll; hicriden, 3; New
Britain, 5; Middlclown, 4; Norwich, 2;
New London, ‘1; Daubury, 2; Norwalk,
8.
Real estate mortgages, New Haven:
and West Haven. $122,901»: lridgcport
ll. R. Bulkley and W. A. Wheel“! $33,069; Iluriiord, $113,316.”); Waterbury,“
have been spending the past two days at “32,325: Mi ridcn, 'l‘p‘lgistl. New Britain,
the bicycle show in New York.
brim-wood pipe at the store of George;
ii. Benton, yesterday afternoon. l
The store at No. Elli Main street, Nor- l
walk, will shortly be opened by Thomas ,
Ward, who will conduct a but store. i
W-.. - m l
A large number from this place wrntl
to Duricu, last night, and saw the opera 2
l’inol‘ore presented in the Town Bull.
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Jarvis Kellogg. of (outer avenue. has} Ne
entered the i-iuploy of the Metropolitan 2
Life Insurance company as a collector. ‘
The families of Charles A. Scofield‘
and Mrs, Charles Rmcoe have mov-ll
into the Peck homestead in ()mup the ct. T
Miss Jane Goodwin, who has been ill ;
at the home of her brother, Philip Gool- ;
win.0u Spring Hill, is somewhat. im-é
proved.
George Hunter, Jr., of East avcum‘,
who is pursuing a course of study in
Chicago, has just recon-rod from a
severe illness.
Percy E. Ferris has secured the con-J
tract to place a watchman‘s time (lvtvcv
tor in W. B. Hubbell’s hat shop in,
Wmulward avenue.
The recent Mrs. Alice 1:). Clark vs.
Francis Burritt, set down for trial in
the Superior Court, yesterday, was ai-
journed until tomorrow.
A farewell concert will be given by
Sylvester Russell. the double-voiced vo-
calist, at the Calvary Baptist church. in ‘
ll!" Price building, wall” street, “”1" altogether, and l haven't had a llUillllll'lil‘
\vulk. tonight ,_ _
Special Oilicer Thomas Hunt
active service, this morning, in place of .
Htlioerdohu H. Keuney, who is ill of‘
. rehumatism at his home in Che-taut . ‘ _
1. peated in hundreds of cases in hot-walk.
1, South Norwallr
street.
' it and know its worth.
:cure.
didn't help me at all.
‘ since, either.
d‘d ‘, (lure is a great thing, and you can no-
A valentine party will be held this cv-‘
cuing at the parsonage of the Norwalk
(lolnurcgntional church. The
People's Society oi Christian Endeavor
will attend.
'l'be Woman‘s Relief Corps of liuclc-
iuubum Poet, (l. A. ll. . held a sewing
boo, yesterday afternoon. at the rush
deuce oi‘ Miss Eliza Stanton, in ”i'illlnlll
elm-1. A supper was served.
Selectman Scllm‘lt
sell
1'1 is probable,
Yonog.’
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$6,604; Middletown,sli,:l;',o:Norwicli$733,-3
, 075; New .owlon, $il,l'illl; 1;).mbury, till,- 5
Henry Perry Won 9. sdvcr-mmxuto‘dgM”. Nor-walk, *33'5w_
,
on union.
THE PEOPLE OF NORWALK APE.
VITALLY INTERESTED.
ONE CASE. All) THEREJRE OTNElS.
There is a large body of
w England.
The movement has been gaining fIth‘il
bullets in
i for some time and has become so poww-
i’[ui that those interested are anxious to ‘
declare themselvm. ‘hcj are bolting
‘ ancient and useless methorh of treating
goatarrh anl hay fever and they lmvc
come out in full force for (luliforni i ‘
Caron-h Cure, because they have trio 1
Here. are words
from a Massachusetts man who has m- «1
;many medicines and treatments before
'he got what he wanted in (‘rdifovuio
(Jaturrh (lure, the greatest and 0an
known cure for cutarrb:
Thomas [.arkc has lived in Blackstone,
Mass, for 30 years. He tells of his sul-
feriug and cure as follows: “For a
good many years I have been troubled
with catarrh, hawking all the time, and
‘- witb an awful headache over my eyes. i 1
’ bought one kind of catarrh medicine by
the half dozen, and used it faithfully; it
is widely advertised and guaruntlw u
But many dollars‘ worth of it
Somebody (lilo
(lay woouuuended California (,‘uturrb
Care. and I'got a bottle. I hadn't deal
it three’duys before I stopped hawking
I think California (Eaton-h
my name to say it is a greater medium-A
than it claims to be.”
Mr. liarkc's experience has been re-
und the uut'roumiilu
villages. The testimonials, full
praise for California (Tuturrb (.‘uro, tli-u.
we rcccive from your iii-.lglibors and
friends, prove that :l cure has at but.
u"
I been discovered for this persistent and ;
disagreeable discas‘e.
Sold by R. H. I’laistcd: .‘lo (it‘lllr‘, thrco
timcs as much, ouedollm'.
One Way to be Happy
la lautlll‘lol in ”to wolllul'l-L of Your hilllll‘.
stimuli! nun-ulthvm which n t'ohl or ('vuub.
nil Hon. (‘ mills-m. Fuulb N-n'wulv.
and Edward l‘. \chl. Norwulk. solo otzvula
u'ul get a. trial lmillo ol‘ ‘lllll‘h ('oro, tho grunt
l‘wrnmn llcomly. Prov. to prove that We have
Ellyn, that the town thin film” In. mrn ('urn for ('onulwimoi all dim-nuns o:
, . , - . ." -. . 1" H. 'i|"i‘ slap» Soc mu
"m" I“ mm"), to unlimit- polio-4 22.1”” m “M Ll It A L
H» has already been asked for pieces of
the rock. \VIIHI the men are not and
ml at the quarry they will be put to
work on thc roads.
alicf and insures recovery.
, ilmrmleue rl-mmly
'l‘lmbntcbera of Norwollr are nousob
erably worked up ovcrihe rcport that the :
Homha Ber-f ornupnny will open a l‘t'lltll
Morelo Not-walk. 'l‘hmznmpnoy has a
bunch store in llridueporl and M”!
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moat-4 to the consumer at about ill-V
price paid by the local denim-.4.
Mm. ()llvcr ll. Perry, of Soullomrt,
mother of Winthrop ll. Perry. of time
low ilrm of Perry d: Hill, of Nor-walk.
and Judge John H. Perry, and who has
been serioualy ill in Dennmrlv, is slowly
flowering. Mr. and Mm .lolm ll.
Perry are with hcr. The party will re»
Molina won as the pillit'hl is abh- to
wood the journey.
illahop William Film. of NM llump‘
shire. who will confirm a clue-x at (lrnco
church. Sunday, March on. will dcdb
rule. at Trinity church. Southport. n
baptismal {out and a pair of brute can.
delahm warranted to the church bylilrs.
ljhnrles Ilmhmdl, in memory of her
husband. the latoOhsrlml Rockwell. and
her daughter, Hm Annie ltockmli.
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: homo happy by its smiles. Anrl to think,
Minutes mun liko boom when a life
is at stake. (troop gives no tiuu- to send
for a doctor, delay may mean death.
”no M inqu Uouuh (Sure givm imiuut re-
Thc only
that prmllwcn im<
nuuliutl- results. (i. (I. Silllt‘sull and E.
l’. Weed.
CASTORIA .
For Infants and Children, a
n
“it's-ll? - 11' '9’
“a" , Mg m.
1.«m-.:a71énr on. than or... made
it might have been loved bad the parents
only kept in the house ”no Minuo
(34mph (furs-.lbo infallible remedy for
crmlp. Li. (J. Stilhluu and l]. 1’. Weed.
A tnrridlivormoans a bad complex-
ion. bu. breath,iudinestiou and frequent.
hemlucbes. ’l‘ouvoid such companions
take DeWiit‘s Little Early lilo-rs, tho
filllllml‘ little pills. G. O. Stillnou and
E. 1’. Weed.
Aweediu the garden can be easily
(it-starved when it first starts. (ion-
mmption can henlpped in the bed by
(mo Minute Mural! Cure. (i. 0. Stillnon
audit} 1".Weetl.
!
f gun canal was ndvcwntcd.
, less it was declared to be Volil.
in arm om kllll
and disregarded, yet it was still used as u ‘
menace and buguhoo to the United State;
whenever the construction of tho Nicum» 1
(lreut Britain.
declared Senator Morgan, had violated tlzc
treaty and abrogated it by occupying a l
‘ portlonof thctorritoryof llomlurus. Grout ,
. Britain would use the trontyot‘ arbitration j
to her udvnntruso. and tho Clayton—liulwrr .
treaty would be usod in the name way no» ;
'i‘bcro \ 'os ;
no better ooeuqlon forabromtingtlm Clay ‘
ton-llulwcr treaty than by so providing! in ‘
this arbitration treaty. said Mr. Morgan. ‘
Senator Bacon’s Amendment. ,
Another lnlportunt unwudnumt was on '
lewd byScnutor Bunch of t‘leorglo. It pm-
rides for a modification of urtlclo 8, so on I
:to relieve tho mullicru stores from any:
‘ohliuutions that might urine under the:
. llmt :1 big sorprisc’h lul.
'l‘ho umcmlmcol was the t'cwull. of :i conJ‘i'
bonds issucl in thc l't:<ti)li>ll'iii'llull (im-,~.,
forum-c mnong Ihc southern senators, \vho
concluded that the article as it nowulunds ;
might render it possible to make these i
:liouds, when held by subjects of (Event
Britain, the object of arbitration. .‘vlr. 1hr 1‘
con sought an opportunity to address the .
senate on the mncndnmut. but was p‘rv»
vented by the fact that Senator Morgan.
held the door. '
Wbcu Senator Morgan renewed idem?
' mark»: be stated that the treaty lwt‘oro tdu- '
mnul.‘ should be amendedswuslocz.c1-t
in dcllnito il‘l‘ilt‘l the Nimmunm vuiml owl l,
everything whiting to that, enterprise. lli'
dwx-lt at length upon this phase of (be.
treaty and read from o numbvr of l‘t‘pwl‘is“
bearing on the subject. showing the inter
out of tho ifinltcdfitutcs in that part of the
continent, which the scumor dcr-lurcd was
more vital than any treaty which would Lo .
, made with Great Britain.
A number of nmcmlmc‘nte lmvo boon 1
prepared which will be ol‘lcrcd in the
course of tho :lclmtc, Among them is one
declaring that all subjects of arbitration
muet first be submitted to tlmprvsidunt.
and senate before boipy. soot to the tribuvml
provided for intlu- trinity. Another (‘XH'lllfi 1
from mutton; subject to tho treaty ”is?
Alaskan boundary dispute, also any con
trovcrsy as to the. boundary lino in the
straits of Furn. which separate Vancouver '
island from \l'osbinizton htilttl.
Attitude of Silver Mon.
Senator Teller stated that he wanted it
understood that the silver men were not
opposing the treaty on silver men, and that
no opposition was being made to it lll‘Cllllal‘
it all’cctcd the silver intot'csm. There were
other and suillcient grounds upon which
to [also their objections. The suggestion ‘
rend by Senator llunicl in the cullmlllbt‘u
on foreign relations as to vsbctbcr the (lib
icrouco betwmn the price of silver and
gold, in case. this country goo-i to a sllvvr
basis, should be mode the subject of urbi
trutiou, did not receive much consideration
nor did it uttrucl any particular notice.
it is probable that the treaty will not
be tnkcn up again before Friday, and pole
sibly its cousidcrullonwill not be resumed
thiswcek. Senator Hhernmn has purer-d to
yield to Senator Lodge tomorrow to get up
the conference report on tho linmigl‘utimi ‘
bill.
Immigration Hill In the House.
The house agreed to the final contort-um-
report on tho immigration bill byun uvor ‘
vvln'lminu nmjorily, the Volt! being :31? to ~
35, and passed two more peneuon bills over
the pro-ddcnt s veto.
’l'ho nmtllm‘ulimH oi' the immigration 3~
bill cmituinml in the conference report by
which on intruding immigrant was re.
qulruil lo lu- .‘illlt' lo rcull .‘Illll \vl'llc the
English or :ill)'llllN'l' lnnuuugv and which
permitted tbc illiivrolu “ll” and minor
children to accompany an i-liuildo innul
grout. removed tlu~ main nmumition to the
lnlll, but Messrs. Mummy (Iicp. l ol' New
lurk, Muguivo (Ilene) oi‘ i‘ulil’oruia and
Keller illup.) of Minnesota oppowd llu-
wbolo theory of lllv' bill on wound prim-i l
pies. Mr. llnrtboldt limp.) of Missouri
nod Mr. .‘lcl‘nll (limp) of Massachusetts
both al‘lllu' in i'uvnroi‘ the bill no modillvd. ‘
’l‘llo bciwllclnrlw of tho pension bilb: ‘
Imam-ii owr tho vol,” worn luilli of tho clues ‘
known on“ l'i‘lfllll‘l‘ll'il widows. " Mr. i'lcvo
land has disapprove-d o number of the-w ;
bills. but. be has also allowed several to=
bev'nllll‘ law-l without his signature.
A resolution woo udoptozl appointing '
Jolm Muralmll llmwn of Mullins lo tho va
(usury-on the board of uumowrs of the Na
ilmml ”now For lllmblml Volunteers;
lllliill' \m-nlit by the death of iicorgc ll. '
licnl.
chcrul minor hllle \vvro pow-d, among
tin-m mm to rmnmlnolon passed assistant
surgeons ol‘ the navy.
The Question of Armor Plate.
WAblllNoToN. Fob. lit—Thosonhtucoiu
mltteo on novul “more has reached a
conclusion on the report to be lllllilt' us a
result. of its inquiry on tha- eubji-et of ur-
inor plates. The commltlm will 112mm»
mood that tho secn'tory of tlm navy ubull
not be nothorlml to pay more than $104!
per tam for Minor and that on nnprnprla
tion of Handout) be made in bu used in
tho mtnblislnnout of o plant in cmothe
monut‘mrturcru refuse to accept this price.
Fighting lnflthe Niger Country.
14mins, Feb. lO.~A dispatch from In
nos. on thermal. cousin! Africa. ommumm
that the column of the [loyal Niger colu-
[mrty‘u i-xlmlitlou umdnst the mulroi‘ N ope
arrived Jun. 20 at a point is miles distant
immiiidu, the Fnlub capital. it is report»
ed that the troops had snowed“ in driving
“I mans.
, in
direct liriloin
. .
, .lml ,
Within ii. short litm' nod plow lilnoh'll' ul '
in
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HM‘AKA. m Key um, Fill). 10....rhel
various rewrts and statements or Captain {
General Waylon- announcing the par-idea l
most reliable sources:
tion of the province oi‘ Pinu- del lilo and - ' ' '
the almost complete dimppttaruuoe oi the , N o N I: BUT Leading Mllllnory , no N I nu r
insurgents in that part of the island are, fa -,
tar from being lxrrne out by facts. ' l, THI AND TH‘
As a matter of (not. the insurgent force‘s , 3 ¢ “‘1. - a >
glamour! dol iti‘lnseefii be ‘tcr on. more . . - . . LOWICT . .
long I y con p and dimlpllncd than 9 ' ‘ c
at any provionu state of the campaign. in Z ' ’ ' ‘poop’ Ioak Store! ' ' ' PRIO t.
support of this assertion the following 2 . PRIV .
statements have been gathered from the l ‘OLD' In tbeNorwalkfl. “5.2;...
In the neighborth of Catalina and
Laa Cuevnsnre tho insurgent lenders Vu— .
ronu lllvero and Luis Perot with about '
1,200 men well owned and having plenty
of unununition, but they are poorly clad.
In the zone of Juucia and Mulu in the
insurgent. lil'ltdifl' Lalo with some 000 men.
Luzo is Wounded in both arum.
1n the districts of Bayou, lilo dcl Medic,
Mnnngnacos, Pena Blanca. and Pan (lei
We still have a large assortment of
Ladies,’ Children’s and Misses'
. . .COATS! . .'
Azucar are vurionu groups of luturgents‘. ;.
with a total of over boo men, under \‘ldel
Ulllftitil.
At the heights of (.lohernadoru and the
Sierra del Rosario the loam-gents are un
ili'l' the command of Brigadier tlvvuu-nl .
Rios liivoro and the leaders Jose Manuel
Barrio and l’erloo Delgado. 'l‘boy consist
of infantry and some cavalry, csliumtod "
to number about Him niuu. l
At Heron is in force of insurgents muicr ‘
Antonio Nuucn. Nunez, however, is sold .
to be wounded. E
At lbp Loom heights b: tho ’l‘urrn llur
mm‘lol. bond. and at lioyntound in the dis ‘
irlct. of l’uulu llmvu urc llu- losurgoom '
under Normal and Locus Martinez,
'l‘ho insurgent. leudor l-‘mlorico Nunez in
at Low Mango», and near Arabia in t‘urln
to and Artomlsu are limo-gout i‘orcm no
dcr Lot'ou.
These forces ulono, those of the known ‘
leaders of tho insurgent: in the iicld, :zl't'
ceilnmtml to number about 7.,oo1imcn,:i_lul '
yct llll‘)‘l|ill:lili mun-ml i‘ltllllm tlml l’lum'
llt‘l lilo is ”pacified.” '
in addition in these forces ion strong:
: bodyguard ol' llmuruvnlu. which H"t‘lll\ to
have niysterimmly dimppmtwl from tlu:
nclgl‘lburbomloi llnvauu. 'l ll'.‘\\’l|l‘l'l'.’llll)lll'~
of this force is ullrucllup: much .‘lll"llllllll
and is known to llc coming: the Spunlsl:
stol‘t’ considerable :ugaiuly,
’l‘bc frivmb: ol'llrlelxilmul'mnls lllllltmli'
1:: propul'cxl l'm'
l'nptaln howl-.21 “1.5M when lo» ti'im lu‘
return In liuvunu.
“Ms Leave a Sinking Ship.
invite. vlzt Key ‘in‘r‘l’, lit-b. maul”.
oral (Romaine Munoz i.» upon the point of
returning to :‘ipn‘b 'on lezu'vol' :llvscm'n-
l'lis oxuiupllyiu to lo“ t‘ollmvcul by (Zoom-ole ‘
linsum. lh-rnul, l’in. l’ilzum-uu and Lu :14
Mon-b.
the lnx‘orucm: claim. are :ilwolulvly lm
clmm-o of glory in ('ul-u and conddembl»
danger of disgrace, in mg: xix-thing of 42l-
mw- :uol vvom .~;. limpvmu-mlv. Kim 1- s to
llil“.‘v.:ll'l.S‘I'lllglllttlllii‘lll‘~<1l'v'\‘ltl~.“HH-
ovonllmlly triumph by ill - 21w li‘ l" or ox ll ‘
ci-oie', tin-y :n'o tillnpldlg \lu- 'ml _\' ‘.
min. \vbcutbo lullcr luv-mn- ; relim:
the ship \\'lllt‘ll harbored tin-m is upon ilm
point of sinking.
Anutlmr I‘prnliilou Landed.
.lA(ikS(I.\\'ll.l.li, ll 2.. i-‘vb lo.
llition lululml in the will born 1 ml ..t I'ilmr
dcl lilo province. i‘ubu. but \vuz-k and
brought on a'. sow-n- ilghl llt‘hl'm'll tm
Spanish coastguard and n i‘nlmH-sn r
underl‘upmin l’vtorio. ’l‘hc Splumolx Inn
in. men and tho Volume I. liflu'n mrn o:‘
a Spanish pulrolxvcn; Lillml in tip-«m:
skirts of Havana Sunday night on (be
unuthwcst side. While tin-y \vvro l'll‘lillli .1 .
lurnc stone building it was blown up, ;.'\(i
‘.'0 men \vI-rc buried under l's ruins.
lMlCHELENA SCO—R‘ES‘WOLNEY.
Tim Tons-lurks Illplmuntht Act-“sou tin:
Saul-elm?! of State or Cnnspirzu‘y.
Si-.\\'Yo1:u, Fol). ill—film llembl‘u (‘4‘.-
meus corvrqmmlcnt rubles lbw t'ollmvinr‘
Scour Mil-lu'lcnu, fnl‘nu-l'ly in [hr diplo
nmtlc N3l'Vll‘U of Vemoncluuml the [ml
minister from that country in [Coot-uni,
has again attacked the Aimin-\V'u-zuniov.
treaty in terms of inn-n! him-mow. ‘l he
nnlnmlwryious are contained in u lctli-z'
which lw' pnblbluul in ’l'lw I'Ivgzunvro.
Senor Mlclu-lmm introduces illinllttl'l;
‘ on tho treaty and the protocol “hit-b pro
rolled it with o virulent i'l‘lllt'E-Im of For
: land and hop policy in ful‘l‘lzfll adults and
the motives of Secretary (llm'y in lli‘ll‘llllzl
ting the boundary worm-prion. llv (lil'ml
ly accuse-l tho secretory nt sonic at \\'.~.~.u
inglon of i'ullspll‘m‘)’ and ilm'lm‘m lbw.
is always arr-mm!" with
wo-nkcl' notions, while with her 1'41”le in
ponr >3ll(‘ b; “n“‘tll‘illy to u [buy-no
A numtlzur of \ml'klmzmcn moi. place in
1 ”H. \‘.'u.-hi|b;ton plum, at which was dio-
wowed the candidacy for rh.- presidency of
licm-rul liq-rounder. 'l‘lo: Inc-~tloumh bro
lit‘ll up in an unwrcmoobum manner by u
.urumz t'm-liou ol' tlu-consul-votivw. who
lll\'liil|‘il ilic sp-u-c in the plum. and, “fatal
by supm'ior canola-rd. proclulnmi ,litlllltl
i‘onl as [ho cululiduto of tho \vorl ll'gon-o
“It‘ll“; Paul, “on prcl'mlctl Amine/u I‘:\l
' uclo :m pro-.icloul. by his \vl~:c .‘itllllllllrll‘u
rind of olluiw iminwl :i show of pupnlurl
(y. which be has moor lost. ills unwritt- urn
'odoy especially math in the public mind.
illllll ll is “tough lo vtit'lll- llli' cntlulslasln
of tho \vol'ltmo I‘lilrla‘l'h‘ in his favor to re
pull the grind?“ prowvrily which reigned ‘
illurlm: his turn: of Hllll'i‘.
l lliH'l' lu-«vn inl'ornml on high nullmrilg
“up” l’:m| will return to (‘lll'lll'lla
the head ol’ the (Tonecrvnllm puny.
I'cnnnyivunln's Finlay linen-s.
l'lillAblHi'llH. Fob. Ill.~~-'l'l|c commit
ice on track uthlvl‘m at tho l'nivmwiy or
lonliuylvmil‘l. lmn dwiclmi in bold lho'zi‘ illi
.mul limo-i-ullouinlc x'cloy l'm'o nwcilug on
inlurdny. April ‘.'l’. ’l'boro will lti‘ qu
. “.‘lt'i'fl In dcll-I'minv tho college clmlnpinw»
:i' Auwrim. ”2'“ Will be for a mile, ouch
mum to run a quarter. and the other will
be a four mile vow, each man in I‘unu
mlh'.
Mlgnlllod hcr intention ol’ t'nlt‘l‘lnu, Moro
than do mllugnuuml universities lum- bo-n
iovliml, and ulmut that "may prepmvumry
and high whorls.
llecelvcrsblp For me Annotation.
A’rmvra, Feb. 10.-.\ petition has mm
tiled in the boiled Stolen-Hurt horonslp
int: that n rm-u'nvr be appointed lnt‘ all rho
assets ”1 mm H mthm'u Mutual liulldimz‘
and Loan osum'l-‘Ilhm. 'Hw pt'lltlon mu
lllml on behalf of l'hurlm l'I. (lurnor, will
you of Florida. The. pvtltlon. oblong other
points, clmrgm tuzllllHl‘ tho prmldcnt. Mr.
W, if, lluln, lllvgnl withdrmvoh oi‘ star-k,
No circulation In Tennessee.
Nasnvmm. Feb. lilo-Thu sonata hos
ymmml n bill,hurciofore pow-d by the boom».
pmhibitlog the min of cluurcttmor omn-
rotto pupm- in thin utntour theulviug away
at a 01mm or «inmate mm.
on hand. We have cut the knife deep
into the prices; we are selling them
{or less than half price. if you need
a coat you can’t help buying one
from us, as the price; cut no figure.
We must get lid of them as we new-
or carry any stock from one season
lu :molbc r. ’
Tome ollimrs‘, llm fi'imulx' m' .
An i‘.‘~'l.t‘- .
iim'vuvd. who hoe Won the llllll'l
vhumpl-msliip lor the post. tWo yrors. bus .
H. KRIEGR,
0 Hotel Block.
L
Store in Eahackem
. ‘ WllliN looking for Christmas presents you
You Can Find will do well to inspect my stock, as l have a
l
large line of goods selected for the holiday trade
5 u that arc beautiful in design, of standard makes
Chrlst- I You will find many
i ' 7 goods that are desirable that are not to be ionnd
. mas ‘ vlscwbr-rc in NorWulk at
Presents
gFor All
and at attractive prim-s.
A. w.'AU$TIN’$
.l EWELRY iiTouu,
Nilll WALK, - CONNECTICUT
,SOCIETV AND BALL
PRINTING”...
AT THE SENTINEL OFFICE
Theroisemmfllyfer ‘ _
naryills, known '54!”
mother Guy’s Sm Wm
which is very 1mm!” m
Norwalk mothers who hm...
mm
medicine (0(th M A]?! I
or Humiliation}; ' AW it, ,,
Uh‘lldflin’! new talent um
creamer their: mean, 1 ’ this
best yearsoflmlflotomm
many children‘s ailment! anllioolM
came to her notice in her W] M
nurse. The result of he! W
she has given to the world in h!!! m-
or Gray's Swept Worm MM!» M
praise them and tell othermotm about
them. They cure feverish“ din-r
rhrna, bad stomach, mum. heed.
aches and all stomach and m
troubles. They cleanse the W
; and bowels, and it worms exist We-
lly destroy them,.nnd by cleaning the
i sy stern do the child good in any "event.
.Mothers. ask at your drug store for I.
ltweuty-iive cent box oi Mother Gray’s
Sweet Worm Powders, and use min
l your family. They are plunmnttohkc
, and harmless us unlit. A trial whip
powders are now placed in all m ‘
stores, and mothers everywbm use and
l will be sent tree for trial to any mother I,
‘ who will address Allen 8. Olmsted, Ia-
Roy, N. Y.
Soothing {or bums, scald», chapped
[hands and lips. Healing for cut» and
mores. instant relief for piloting)!!!
lpain at once. These are the virtues of
l DoWitt‘s Witch Hazel Salvo. G. C.
Stillsou and E. l’. Weed.
Mother's Delight Willi ll ill" (:05: M.
lln‘ummJ. Mar-1H,, l ,t , ’95.»!Innd
l‘r‘lmlicincilow "I wish many that I pro-
roml a sample bottle of Dr. Hand's Col-
ic (lure and um delighted with it. My
baby is now four months old, and ban
_ euli‘crcil every do y of her short life with
' colic. I have tried 31mm everything
rver heard of, but can truthfully say
that anything: i have tried cannot ann-
pure with Dr. Hand’s Colic Cure.
Yours rcspmtiirlly, Mrs. G. G. Miller,
228 Arch at."
flé’lnlby all bmggists, 25c
All the ditl'erc-‘ut forms of skin tritium,
from chapped hands to eczema and indOo
lem ulcers, can beremlily cured by De ‘
Win72: Witch Hazel Solve. the great is
core. (9. l‘. Stillson and E. P. We .
Mothers whose children are troubled
with bad colds, croup or wh ;
cough will do well to read what Dr. K
P}. ltobvy. of Unloy, Mo... says on thll
uubjt-ct. He writes: “For years we
have use-.1()hamlwrlnin's Remedy. and
:dwnyskcep itin the house It is re»
' gamed in our finally as a specific for all
kinds of colds and. coughs." Th6251nd
no cent bottles for solo by i}. (l. Stillmn.
C . ..
l
Bankrupt Sale oi Shoes is now going on
mouths.
: HEO.H.0LSEN’
, The tie-
nnnna W 2:,
nature ’
s! . , M m
. .....A_ .. _.,...W
and. will continue for two
I Have Putin This Sale iOC= Pair of
MEN’S FINE RUSSET SHOES.
Value from $3 to $5 3
THAT 1 WILL SELL AT
HALF-PR
Pair,
CE
price.
500 “ sample, 13, ii},- nnd 4, (l, l)
Worth lrom l?» l .25 to 3,
150 pr. ludice’ call, loco and button,
400‘ “
2 $1.50.
‘300 pr. ladice’ Goodyear Welt, button, pat.
worth $3, at 12.00
,7 5 pr. misscs’ patent leather sp
80 it (C ' (C
and it
worth
Hug h
b
(i 1' IC
250 pr men’s 1:: ll,Squaretoc,doublcsolc,lacc,rcuulm-$2; shoes;
60‘ i‘ t‘ ‘4 . it it single (6 Cl
50 “ “ police bnls tap, “
,50 “ boys’, tap solo, “
100 l: liilyb’ itllll yolllll’87:l. gOOll one, “
i180 “ men’s high. boots, same as a year agq.
i100 pr. men’s la'torm King, some as year ago,
.
<*~)
(Vb.
eels, at ‘7 5c.
3:30 pm. oi .l.ounslmry, Mathewson «(5003‘slleics’linc shoes; at half
.l'l'om The to $1.25.
50 at l.25.
1 rather tip, 3 styles,
“ 55C.
.5 53"“) a $1.! f
“ M22 ii 81‘50,
“ $.25 “ 750
o ‘
8.
1
$2.
“ nice lino kid button and lilth’t'ill'lll $2,50oml 3,:tt ..
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