. mums-newsman.
mum or bracing u
'{ Shafwheconvenionoe of those
”hive items of news or other mt-
undotths entrance to Thseenti-
. we insllouee be m-
G HENTIML.
on "this. homo. Conn.
Maul has a Circulation
of Nmalk and its Faburbr
, ,. limits» the Combimd
of the other Two Local Dail-
Pms Room it allow; open to
q
p... ~
Mm... .
gee cannot be guaranteed the
' copy is handed in. Everyma-
on will be made to accommo-
. . but changes cannot be in-
Ill right unless copy is sent
o'clock in the afternoon of the
.. - the change is desired.
lho OI
Tgep.“ ell.
V mafia-I.
omen. II-l.
e York Herald Wentherlt‘oreout
”e weather today promises to be generaii y
1m ., by overcast or partly cloudy
but. with slightly higher, :oliowed by
flailing temperature. reaching the
' point in the most of the Hudson val—
slit, Tomorrow it promises tebeiair
'rtiy cloudy and some colder.
I Thermometer Record.
. . , int of the thermometer for
.1 a diug‘hours ending at am today
above zero: lowest. 11 agrees
for Tomorrow.
Birth tide Low tide
I morn 5:63
”oil’s Rebellion In the Orient.
to Philippine islands ought to be-
] great winter resort for Ameri-
A' in soon as Spain conquers the re
bullion there, which Hon. John Barrett,
limited States minister to Siam, is per
ed she will do speedily, there being
. such Well armed and organized force
’“revolutionists there as in Cuba
“The Philippine islands, as Mr. Barrett
" inds us in The North American
', are nearly as extensive in
as the whole state of California,
«principal island, Luzon, being about
‘ size of Illinois. The second island
patent is Mindanao, with the area
West Virginia. The capital is Ma-'
Deity of 800,000 inhabitants. And
it comes to earthquakes the Phil.
. can bear off the palm even from
' west coast of South and Central
ca.
Mailman; is mild and healthful;
motives are gentle and polite. A
loan buy food and clothing fora
' in year for $35. Nowhere on earth
nature more prodigal of useful gifts
iron, whether in the mineral, animal
metsble world. Even with the rebel-
on hand, the islands export annually
000,000 worth of products, chiefly
._ sugar and tobacco. Valuable for-
oods are in lavish variety. So are
, and spices. The women are the
who mainly support the family
‘ the natives. To the lazy white
who wants an earthly paradise,
use, one need only say, “Go to
0 Philippines."
”the free distribution of seeds by the
led States agricultural department
’ continued, as seems probable,
me better plan of sending out the
-, ought to be hit upon than low,
its]! to the congressmen. Members
Mess have other things to do than
, as out seeds to their constituents.
. conditions of the country have
. . so much since the seed distribu-
lnw was made that now less than
'- tlio voters are agriculturists. What
merchants, manufacturers and pro.
. men want with grain and veg-
«1 . seed? The right way would be
here who want the seed to write to
manual department themselves,
.1 that they are bone dde farm-
thst they want the seed for so-
me. As a matter of fact, the noose-
fl the scattering by the United
government of needs through the
and breadth of this land no longer
, stallssitnsedtodo. Nowthere
M. ofseedmen in nearly all
, ‘ of the nation fully upto the times
" .tofurnish the best sndfresh-
nt reasonable prices So far as
We business oughtto be left to
.theuguiarohsnuelsottrsde.
George William Winterburn is oi
Malone cows and hog-have
'Mhnnishsd from cities, and
twin also disappearing. it
it: the do. tofollow suit and be
also, therebeing noressonwhy
‘ flquihei-uletbu
rm live stock in cities.
‘iehowmluyoflr. Win-
nie 3mg.
_ ’ ' _ returns,
have been one stilts cities of Town
Clerkfimitht
*‘ Norwslklpud stun Harwell: tannin
Lim,mpnuy~0apital stuck void in.
Jones Msnufaoturing company-Capt:
to] stock paid in, 010,000; debts (loans),
188,815; credits (current accounts).
“20282; cumut accounts, 05.71234;
personal estate, 011,085.
.1. T, Prowitt company—Capital stock
paid in, $20,100; debts, $5,071 78; credits,
$6.565 06; personal estate, “9,9” 35.
Volt Hat company—Capital simlr
paid in. “0,000; debts, $28,892 74', credo
its, 03235580; real estate, $20,000: per-
sonal estate, 034,935.00.
GrahamErnst Cigar company—Gapi-
tsl stock paid in, $12,000; debts,
”4.91000; credits, $15,384 40; personal
estate. $23,012 97.
South Norwalk Hat company—Cupi-
tol stock paid in. 020,000; debts, 120,208;
credits, $4,157: real estate, ”20,000: pets
sonal estate, 012,170.
Hoyt do Olmstead company-Capital
stock paid in, $10,000; debts, 38,0601”;
credits, $6,312.38; personal estate,
014.380.38W~”~_m_~n
Narrow Escape at m Sitters.
Miss McGlynn, of Branchvillo, an
employee at Beth & Goldschmidt's cor:
set factory, has recovered from the
severe about she received last Fridiy
night. She, with her sister, was in the
habit of getting on the train as it stood
on the siding near the shop, previous to
backing down to the station, but when
they assayed to do soon the night in
question one of the. young ladies slipped
in the snow and fell directly in front of
an approaching train. The sister
pulled her off the rails and they rolled
down the bank together, just as the
train went by.
A lluslllsg Hardware Firm.
Dow is one of South Norwulk‘s long es.
tablished hardware concerns, but there
lea good deal of up-to‘da'e battle in the
individual members, and they havo Wuu
success where others Would have failed
They say they propme to keep on hustl’
log in spite of any opposition, and today
back up this statement with 'a list of
prices in The Sentinel. It includes tools
that are of every day use among artisan.-
and agriculturists. All they ask is that
V f
mete; m. $64,9841itzcrodits. g“ -—H—- ~— «4?
V‘ ‘ ,. . . . M
”It“ '0: m1. «new. i Wm ill! till att'llil‘lllilltf’glghlfbl
estate, “35,826.36. to
The firm of Comstock, Watkins (it t,
nuns-urn. ' ,
. , Grade tinsel.
e... encapsulation
sungflm'im nexus school! trade
and Astoria. 1.. inn—limit»!
111s Disease of Poverty.
The newest theory-perhaps it might
be called a fad-win tlmt poverty is a dis«
case, like measles, drunkenness. 1mm
rulity and dirt. If so, then it must be
said that it is extremely catching, as
bad as sulallpox. in fact. There are cpiv,
demise of it, too, and this country has,
just boon passing through in very more
one.
The. beauty of the new idea concern»
ing poverty isllmt if it isadiscnseit
isourahlv, like, any other ailment. Even
(tower and consumption now yield to
skillful medical and hygienic treatment.
Stateroom: and wise people should
therefore set their heads to the discov-
cry of an antidote to poverty. They will
not find it in lhvforcibly wrosting from
the two hundred millionaire his pow
sessions and dividing them among the.
pauper world. As has been many a time
said, before, night of the day of distribu—
lion the conditions would relatively be
the same as they had been in the mom-
ing. p
The muody, howavcr, will be found
in the enlightmnnentof tho ymupcr pop,-
ulaiiou. First, their will and self re-
spu-t must be, cultivated. Then they
must be taught that they themselves
can euro lhu tlisvnmmf pm'erty. Nt‘ilmdy
else ran get. “'1‘“ of mmllpox or a cold
for any patient. lie must tussle with it
himself and ovommw. Just so with
poverty. Anybody ran down it who has a
danmless will and ordinary good sense.
Thewayunt tube prior is to steadily
refuse to put up with poverty}
V's 'Alisnllen.
On account of important business that
must be. transacted this week, the Young
Woman’s (lliristian Temperance Union
will hold a smcial meeting at Mrs.
Waters', ll Day street, Friday evening
opens
v
Fox Cycle and
Hardware Co.
AT I20 WASHING-
TON ‘1'.
l -2.._....-.. .
"An OldFriond in
New Quarters.”
The p'iblicarc cordially invited to
lowest thé‘inicrior arrangements
and varied stock of our new estab
lishment on and alter this day.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Hovr's THEATRE
Thursdafieb—ruaryls.
lipmeiul engagement of lreland'e Kings.
Gilmore & Leonard!
Presenting the latestNew York nonsensicallty’
cull led
H‘OGAN’S ALLEY!
Supported by a great company of
at 3:15. Every momhcris urged to be
present. Friends are. invited to attend.‘
. l
l
l
people look over their stick and com
pare prices with those at any other enm-
in town. They are sure they will u nu"
out on top if this is done.
In lull for Stealing a Ham.
In the Superior Court, Bridgeport. yes ,
terduy, William Harris and William
Cree were sent to jail for three months ,
l‘hey pleaded guilty 1 l entering llnll l
Bradley's place, in Westport, and steal i
log a ham. The two boys were llillilllih l
panicd by James Bradley, a son of the;
proprietor. The boys have been in jnl ;
since January 6. Young Bradley's futncr
did not want to appear against him. and 2
Attorney Banks got the case against
Bradley continued, and he was released
ill bail. I
”Tilers is Helium: So Good. .
There is nothing just as good as Dr .
(mg's‘Now Discovery for consumption. :
zoughs and colds, so demand it and iln'
10f. permit the dealer to sell you some
.uhstitute. lie will not claim there is
inythingbetter. but in order to make
more profit he may claim something else ,
m be just as good. You want Dr
King‘s New Discmory twcause you know
t to be safe and reliable, and guaran-
eed to do good or money refunded. For
soughs, colds, consumption and for all
iil’r‘ctinnsof throat,chest and lungs, there
as nothing so good as is Dr. King's New
Discovery. Triulbottlcs free at B. it,
Plaisled's drug store. South Norwulk. .
Regular size 500 and $1. . I
Chicoru, Pu. “ilerald:" ltichardl
Jensel reports ”no Minute. (.Yrmgh ()ure ’
be greatest success of medical science. ‘
to told us that. it cured his whole family
lftorrible coughs and colds, after nilg
.ocalled cures had failed entirely. Mr, 1
Jonsoi said it assisted his chlldroml
through a very bad siege of measles i
)ne Minute Cough Cure makes expec-
nrntion very wow and rapid. (i. U.
Stillson and E. P. Weed.
13ml Triumph.
lnsinnl rollelmnl u. permanent epro by the
trout rwm-dv. ()tln's (lure for aim: and
i‘hrmu diseases. Why will you lrrltatoynur
hrmiimuiiunus wltlru inu'kinguuu ll who
i i: Hilli—rmfiomh bot-walk. and l“. ' Woo-d,
inru’aik, will lurnl-Ii you n free mmtvle imfilf‘
11 this guarantee-l woody? Haunp'ul‘rev.
,urgolm ”Mr M- uml ifw.
Did You Ever
i‘ry Electric Bitters as a remedy for
your troubles? If not, got a bottle now
and get relief. This medicine has btroui
’onud to be peculiarly mlsptwl to the to
lot and cumof all Female. thunpluints
exerting a wonderful direct influence in
living strength and tone to the organs.
If you have loss of A petite, Constipw
tion, Headache, Faint ng Spells, or are
Nervous. Sleepless, Excitahle, Melan-
choly or troubled with Dizzy Bpslls, Elec-
tric Bitters 30311: medicia: ymnngsg.
are guanm rongteal an -
its use. Titty cents, and 01.00 at area
son’s and Wood's stmes.
Constipation in its worst forms, dysn
, sick nominate, biliousness and
it of theiiverenmedtly
Dewitt’s Little Risers.
These ttlsptllenever
,' . mall 11.
31%;”? agitation-ere.
ss.-...,.........._ 4 mm“...
cured
WHO.
"I ,
um «r
helium lies
(«‘3‘
lhnslh Claim".
7 STATEMENT
General
Life .
Insurance
Co.
january lst, 1807.
lllllifllll’l'h‘ i.\' YEA“ Nut.
Premium-x, 5¢7i‘.'.‘.ll’.r.’ if:
interval. and rents, lllTvJfihJ'.’
“Gilli.”
lllHlll,'li:-él'2.\ll1.‘w"i'si.\' Yl-let Milli,
timeouts?»
WALSH)”
75 l'.’
45mm 55
Nil.’il7.'.ll
Mature-d Endowments,
Annuities l’aid,
rlurrenderod Policies,
Dividends.
Reinsurance, ’l'umm, ilmumis
slonafi‘mlnrienaull all other
expenses, “H.773 Jill
’i‘nlul, uranium
Assets, January let, livid, #‘l,‘.i‘.tl.747.‘.‘l
l.l.\ lillJ'l’l HS.
insurance.- llemvrve, limih lms
mm awaiting proof, Endow-
mmils .llntured but. not me
seuicd for payment, and all
other liabilities, falsified"?
h'urplusio Policy-Holders, summons
1'. w. nurses”. President.
I". V. lll'lll-iilN, secretary,
5.5.
L’HOMMEDIEU
South Norwnlk,
General Agent.
fill in is
stnmnssrn (lasso Assert,
Masquerade and
Carnival.
«W van
GERIIIII SEIGERBUID
At Germanic Hall.
lead-y lusting, February 22.
Music by Philharmonic Orchestra.
Prohllmer St George Promoter.
GRAND TABLEMJX. represent.
ed by ammunition of twenty-one
Grand match at 9.15 o'clock
sharp. Tickets, gee; admit one. A
customer will be at the hell all day.
,. , assume.
,9”.
rsmriercoso , l
l [’nmts 25m, rent, 73'
NNUAL i
. lEdfllievoqulitascope &
‘ . ! Novelt Co.
Connecticut 5 y
Comedians.
Sacamiug Situations.
Unique Climaxes.
Brilliant Dialogue.
. Son‘s now on sale ui
l'lmslwl‘~ :mvl l‘lnnoo's stores.
*
. ....—....~..—
EHovr'S THEATRE
SOUTH KilllWALIi.
Saturday, Feb. 20, 1397.
l‘lenibiliugillc lolh century
Wonder. Life motion pictures
in wojunciiou with an excel-
lent specialty show, lwu,
grand rxbibliions for one ad-
}; mission.
3Pni’ULAI-t PRICES, 10, 20 and 30c.
limrsopehlp. Ill. Performance also. ill.
fiv'fll— nmr Uii mile at l'iuueu‘s and l'luislvd'n.
Usssss' BENEFlTl
soswALK” OPERA HOUSE
F.lV.Mi'i‘CllELl., - . Manager.
iinu Night.
Monday, Feb. 22,
mz twresrrn
l“A BREEZY
TIME.”
1
‘ “m'l‘iiilod iii: to date.
Everythin New. .\ will and ill'luiunl.
; la-“lhe ' ' rec-bulged Sailor.
l (l-“The Tennis Quintctiv.”
(lo—"The lingo Seroumlo."
C—“Tho Bicycle Swr-lls,”
, (3-“llur luttest: The Turkish Bell
(iavotte.
l'rlveszli. sound 75v. Hunts on sale at Wood's
lunl 'l‘mrimsnn‘s
HOVT'S TH EATRE
Tuesday, February 23.
“mod inslrmno-ulul and \‘m-ul
CONCERT
BY 'l‘lll-Z
Cosmopolitan Concert Co.
Of New York.
llndcr the Ausplces of the
Old Well Hook and
Ladder Co.
TICKITI, 50 GINTI. I .
'i'u Ila archangel for reserved seats at I lum-
iO'I’N Mill l’lnhao’s.nonunion-dug l‘uescluyJu-li-
rum inth at» . in. No nmrelhan live lll'ltots
"on be reserve: or onetime. Tickets for sale
by all members sun at 1’1» Mods;—
‘)lli'l‘|ili7'l‘ (ll’ NililWMJi. HH.. PROBATE
COURT. Februnrv In. A. 1).. ism.
Where is. wlmpn umclu‘ii'lnll has been made
in this court for the admission in m‘olvutu ol n
cartel I written Inutrmnnill, an owl lorlilo last
will Hf liumll. M. lino. Int» Hi Nurwnlk. in MM
llifiit‘ld’, Ilm'ibflewd: ‘ . ,
”rilvrml. llml acid a mllwtiinli lm bodrvl and l
alulermlm-dm m,» pm min Ullluo in Nuuvulk.
Mi lb" '24] 'ii , of March, low. M 10 w'llwk
fnrmivmmmnlilmt liliillll' hulll'cibcrml be MW
on in all perm"minim-mlml tin-ruin bi” bublluli—
inulhimmluy pmm-wmuuwrimvlnu :1 vireo
rtlnn in mid )iilH‘ll'i, iii. least ten doyslm»
1'1"" mm m" ‘ill'l'lil’l‘voonwsno. Judith.
Shorty Sherwood, fletterl
”Tahiti vim'w.’
ttsirioxt:
WHAT Prone:
wan-r.
IIIIICIIOQ
urine}:
« Min
HOUSE.
bones cocoa
Silks.
Laces.
Gloves.
Dress Goods.
10 pieces all wool mixtures, :10 inches wide, 25c.
:50 pieces, all the latest shades and colors, .500.
2 pieces $1.50 drop d'ote, $1.00.
10 pieces flue broadcloth, iii inches wide. for tailor suits,
in heliotropc, olive, brown, myrtle, mode, and black, $1.00
10 pieces fancy silks for waist, 25c.
10 pieces India silk, navy, heliotropo and black, title.
25 pieces cameo talletus, all the shades of the prismatic
colors, 000.
30 pieces, all new, for waist.
You better buy your summer muslin underwear now.
The variety and prices are right; look at ours.
We have purchased (4 it this season's traulc, and are now
showing the largest line of choice laces and colors ever
seen in Connecticut. The line comprises orieutuls, silks
and valcuciennes, in white, cream and butter colors, and
the prices are guaranteed 1-3 loss than regular value.
In this department our sales are. steadily on the increas"
~and theold saying that a satisfied customer is the best
THE:
New Organdies,
New Lappet Mulls, ‘
New Dress Goods,
New Silks, ,
New L'aces,
so
1
l
l
l
50.
white collar.
OSTON STO
NORWILK. COIN. I. V. OFFICE, “2 BROADWIY. .
New Lawns,
New Dimities,
kind of an advertisement, is more than realized in our
glove department.
plete new line of spring colors. in 4-button glace, at $1 per
pair, guaranteed the best dollar glove in America. 4-but-
ton and Blinch mousquitaire suedos, in black‘ Very super-
ior quality, real value, $1.75; per pair, $1.50.
Jackets.
We will hit carry any over, they all must go, no matter
whether they cost $10 or $13, all will go at $3.50, $5 and
No other
Capes.
15 black capes, that were $1.50 to ‘57, all at one. price, *3
Children’s Caps.
Coming on to spring the babies must have new caps.
Outline is the largest we ever had. 250 to $2 50.
Ladies’WoolenWaists.
Gray, navy and black, all wool $1.35, with or without
Navy blue and black surges, $2 50.
Our kitchen dcpnimcut is now, as it always has been, complete in all its details.
at the right price, is the reason our kitchen department is successful.
THENORWALK BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Ct.
RE l
New Gloves.
We place on sale, Saturday, a com-
prices.
Anything you want
days.
for $1.
Sells with a rush.
This is the, only assurance of freshness.
Ferris hams and boneless bacon a trial, illC bcst goods produced.
pound prints, 38c lb or 4 lbs for $321.
here and get new native ssock.
Have you ever traded with us?
Don’t Grape in the, Dark.
The rcsmi of buying and selling in a haphazard way is well described by the old saymg,“()ue Blind Man
Leads Another into the Ditch."
l’ollow the crowd and buy your groceries whcrc trade necessitates the purchase of a new stock every few
Big drive this week in jams: 18c for large jar.
HELLO 58 2
Give the
The Norihfield crcamcry butter in half
Don't use old imported beans, when you can call
Extra fine California seedless oranges, 45c doz. Will weigh from 8 to 9 lbs
per dozen. Evaporated peaches, raspberries, cherries, etc. 4 lbs extra fine Gilt Edge Creamery Butler,
23 lbs Standard Granulated Sugar, 31.
it will be easy for you to decide what to eat. Strictly purc goods. lowest possible prices.
CHARLESE. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
Look over our stock and
33 West Washington Street, South Norwslk, Ct.
IF YOU
Hand 5 or l
iones' “
Flour
Donovan Bull
Colorless at
“I latest
mm?” mm a an»:
m Ain‘n"i:‘t"s” ”
HAVE THE
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
nvr‘ STORES.
Wc spare no eiTorts to procure for the public the most
reasonable and dcsirenblc goods to be found and dis-
pose of them at prices that everybody may benefit b y
our enterprise.
FLouh‘shLe: era-"H: SEASON 1
By the barrel, $4.95
l liytliclmg, 63 cts
Special Sale, Saturday, Feb. 20.
Regular. . . . .
”and S or) liy the, barrel, $4.95 1
Jones’
Flour l ’ By the bag. 63 air
Quaker Oats, Pa.;ksgc,8c: Babbit's “I770" Washing Powder, zc l’ackngc;
:4 ounce bottle of Queen Olives for 1:1:
NEW YORK
ding.
I
GO
C
ERY co.
mouth Nprwolk.
I. 5"” 37 MAIN ITRIIT, NORWALKs
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