.thclnlstahethstmancdhiseamer. fie
wiilnetev'snpermitllurtenhimscli to
bethejndgeotthat. Onthswhohthesud
insnwho reads the volume-will layit
downssyingto himself. “‘ilov'vwcsnen
doloveoneanotherl” .
gubernatorial appointment in acertain
place. The man appointed was one who
it would havethe handling of many ini-
portaut accounts. At the same tinie his
. record as to strict honesty was claimed
by some to be not wholly above re-
proach. These persons, including an
editor or two, trumpeted loud and early
and late against his confirmation. The
ground on which they based their ob-l
jeetion was not the man's alleged dis-
honesty or uniltness for the place. Not
at all. They opposed him with all the
a noise they could make because they do-
the other rm Mal Dail- clared his appointment would “hurt the
111111 it 11'ny W ‘0 , ’ Curious world this. -
g .. ‘ ._ ” I ' ternstingq tion is to be set-
tled in the course 0 o trialiorcmhenr
slement of Joseph Iasigi, the Turkish
consul at Boston. The plain, common
butchanges cannot be in- police authorities arrested him in New
”I ‘18“ “31°“ “’1” i. '9'“ York. The Turkish minister at Wash-
lathe afternoon of the
the thermometer for
acre: lowest.“ degrees
no Greeks.
Md pluck and fighting qual-
m have displayed in going ._.._..__
W to 1111 rescue of 111111: 1111 swarm nulls-1 11 111111111 1111
hethren in Crete till at least
American heart with enthusiasm.
. mm...“ quality of human will extend its line from East avenue
pluck, whether displayed on “mush Westport avenue to the town
- orphysicalplime. TheGreeks, line, the branch to be of single track
‘ their little naval squadron construction. The company's charter-
under a“, 7917811” of the allows the road to run to the Norwalk
“”5013“,”, 11“., 31mm, town line. The Westport Street Rail.
ington. Mustaplia Bey, claims there is
no authority to arrest his compatriot
under any state law, but that he must
w WW9? Fmt be arrested and tried under federal laws
today promises to be neueral- alone.
warmer. followed by rain and
m. winds on the coasts. To-
IWIWINN Tim! 0'0““, and take its place as a stock topic of talk in
‘ ' by increasing cloudiness.
Mansion for Tomorrow. with influenza ioralittlo time.
lehl this I lowlands
The arbitration treaty threatens to
the Uni States senate along with
~~~v~-1 the Nicaragua canal and the Pacific
railroad debt.
Major McKinley was so weakened
by assiduons attention to the letters oi
oiilce seekers that he took to his bed
my“— 1
While the nations of Europe sat and
. "g. talked, Greece acted.
EXTENSION OF THE TROLLEV.
Issisert Tm Lies.
The Norwalk Street Railway company
was! courage on both planes, way company has a charter to extend its
.I, said.
that “Greece
. pump] mugt admire them read to the line dividing the towns of
Westport and Norwalk. This provision,
belongstoneoeby all the ties it is understood. will be carried into
-- tunic! race sndthelawoi eilect
\ m If you look upon the This announcement will hereoeived
pm .99, too. that it is goo- with pieasnreby theNorwslk merchants.
, ‘ as mocha natural part0! With the trolley iormiug a connecting
ll only. 1. of the United States. line between the two towns. the large
this is said, the argument for stores in Norwalk will attract the
issummedup. Nothingstronger puma-11mg public this way. The
Westport Street Railway company is
tha"powers,"as theycuu them also delirious at extending its line irom
_ ”anyhow covered themselves Ccdiu Point. Saugatuck. along the
7‘ Wuwith a garment.
wtlmyhave looked idly onand terminus of the Bridgeport Traction
”a unspeakable Turk massacre company. The majorityoi the property
, Not one of them would liit owners along this proposed route object
tastaythemihaudmislaughtor, to the extension. ll accomplished. this
of them would let another will mean a continuous trolley line
They held diplomatic confer between Bridgeport and hlorwallt.
, they hold them to this day. The M ~—
the tortured Armenians grew
fainter as the were
“a exterminatml. {tad mm Hts Consul 11111111, 1111 el lemmas
it the paciflcalion of the
Mill! thcdiplnmatim oi the The celebration at the fifty-third an
anddldnothing. Theirbrutal nlvorsary oi Concord Division. lions of
d can anothcr reduced thorn remit-runes, that place last night.
For shore road through Bouthport to the
FIFTY TlllRO ANNIVERSARY.
Celebrated Its My.
Visitors were present from nearby di-
W in Turkey extend visions. The 11. w. 9.. (Merge Y.
Wane of (how. the cons Yunnan, ct Rockvllle. was unable to be
fig Greeks. The Hetleues present. having been delmnuliullostou
. us. it the powers would The hall deductions tor the occasion
‘ lot at all. Then King were very line. None but members of
m a little force of 1.500 the order were invited (or the want at
cm First they tired on a room. Everyone pmssnt pronounced
Wt and normal it. their the elicit a thoroughly enjoyable one,
mien oi (irate itself. long toborcrneinlsired by all.
the capture of the Turkish as:
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visiting divisions: song by lived A.
Force sitar which acoustics was
served.
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it is especial that the town’s new
stone am will arrive early asst
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catcrtalnmsntglven nndertheansplcrs
Andrew. Theprcgrsinnie was greatly
enjoyed. each artist being greewd with
hearty spplansesnd responding to an
encore:
(a ) Berceuse.0 Iljinsliy
(b. ) An den F lilrig, Grieg
Miss Sarah Brooks Miller.
The Yeoman“ a Wedding.
. Prince Prouestuck
Harry Pe
Mother and Poet. pper Brotvning
Mrs F. W. Norris
(M Lm’s Old. Sweet Bong. Molloy
(b. ) Ah! ’Tis a Dream, Howley
' Airs. L. D. Keeler.
She Were a Wreath oi Roses. Knight
31! P-ovpm'
Waiting, Millard
Mrs. J. A. Dunning.
Les Sylvains, , Chaminsde
Miss Miller.
The Village Blacksmith. Weiss
Father Phil's WI 11. lover
- Mrs. Norris.
Miss Jennie K. Nash presided at the
plane as accompanist.
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John Winfield Scott, formerly of
Smith Norwalk, who did excellent
work for the Republican party in the
last campaign. both in. a literary and an
oratorical way, was about the Legislature
today. says an Albany dispatch. renew-
ing many acquaintances. Mr. Scott, it
is understood, has had intimated to him
that he may be called upon to serve the
party during the next four years in an
important position in the European con-
sular service.
,. csiueunv.
The masquerade ball given by E. L.
Gregory. last night. as a house-warming
for his new store. was very well attend-
ed. and those present experienced a good
shown were pretty. others amusing.
Messrs. Shipmsn, Allen and Finch inr-
nished music. and dancing was in-
dulged in until alate hour. Reiresh-
ments were served.
‘ The Board oi Relief oi the Broad ltiv-
or school district will meet in the select-
man's cities at 2 o‘clock Friday anor-
uoon. March 12th.
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lastlia’s Arslsa Ialvs
The best salve in the world ior outs.
sores. ulcers. salt rheum. lever
sores. tetter, ,chkafped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all n eruptions. and
tivelyoures piles, or no payreq
it is guaranteed to give perfect“.q satisfac-
psrhox. ForSalo hyllm H.1’lalstid.
Rubber Stampslj
of all kinds. including the Air
Cushion Stamps. 11111.: also rubber
.stamp supplies. brass and nickel
signs.siencil11. steel slump seals.
stencil dies .bnrning brands. Jam-11'
melanoma-Ir perform-1111. enamel
umbrella platen lettered. letter
pughooks to copy letters
wit out water or : state
agent for l’utney' 11 l tit bed. or
for short bill accounts. Bruhania
ran-at l'ens. Star automatic
’11 Fasteners. together with
olilco slmialtiea
John Tryon,
Agent,
l’. O. Box X,811utli
No1wslk, and Resi-
deuce
, 35 Riverside Ave., I. I.
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“ Bicycles!
Agoodsisedaudiencewaspresent.‘
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deal of inn. Some of the costumes '
tionormoneyretunded. Priceascents'
letters and signs. key checks and 3"
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Full line on exhibition. 031
upwards.
OIOYOLE SORORIES!
Endless Variety.
1 Hardwaro.
‘ Outlay,
Tool... . ‘
Dulldora’ Hardware.
, Palnta.‘0lla. Etc.
PRICES RIGHT.
.FwoiTOwymcleand
Hardware Co.
No I20 WAIHINO-
TON '1’.
Everything from a needle to an
anchor
ENTERTAINHBNTB.
HOVT’S THEATRE
South Norwalk. ‘
"AGAIN BEFORE THE PUBLIC."
TheOreat
JOHN L. SULLIVAN
And the date is '
Tuesdah larch 2nd.
At the bead cl his big Extravaganza Co.
so~PEOPLE~ao
Under the management at llr. Frank 1'. Dana
proprietor ol the I‘alsce Theatre. Boslon.
As the lntorlorutcr!
’0 H N L In Statuary Poslugtl
' At every Performance!!!
THE ONLY ONE.
sac 5011.1111- 81111111 new on sale at
”I“ e”l’laisted' 's and l’inneo' s stores.
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HOYT'S THEATRE
Saturday Evening, larch O,
and Bargain Matinee.
Engagement extraordinary oi the cream 11!
vaudeville.
FIELO’S 81 HANSOR'S
DRAWING OAROS,
Headed by the Indians
Fields &
Henson!
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attraction whose Iuollo Is
Nothing too Good for the
Public.
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1191‘s ANNIVERSARY
11F Tlllli
BIRTH OF ROBERT EIIE‘I’
l'nxlcr the aileron-e1- oi the
Robert Emmet Olub.
AT 'I'lll‘l
OPERA HOUSE, NORWALN
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BOSTON STORE
IOR'ALK. OORI.
February 27th,
I897.
SOUVENIR SALE!
Best lining cmabrics. do per yard.
89c 'ladies' wrappers for 1191:.
12c ladies' inst black boss. 70.
80 glass goblotsior 4c.
1011 dress ginghams for do.
90 full bleached muslin. Glgc.
39onowspringdressgoods. 291:.
24x86 Turkish bath towels 100 each.
31.215 night dresses for 98c. One to a customer.
«190 ladies’ Hamburged and lacked drawers 36c.
50c all linen towels 250
customer.
9% dressing sacques 491:.
.2 full bleached double satin damask £1 39.
lilo dish;pans. 12 quart for 10c.
25c ladies' white aprons 17c.
FOR THE SOUVENIR.
75c black and colored surges, 52 inches wide. 60:: yard.
50ooorsets. long and short, ior'll1c.0ne pair only to a
To Inaugural-.0 our Spring Season, and to intro-
duce our new Silks, Dress Goods, Laces Lawns,
Dimlties ,Lappet Mulls.otc.,we will have a Spoc- ?
lal Sale, Saturday, Feb. 27, and every purchaser
of 50:: worth, or over, shall be presented with a
Beautiful Colored Picture, 14x22 inches, with
mat. Here are a few of the many bargains.
These prices are for Saturday only, but we shall
make special prices for every day during the ‘
ensuing week. Read attentively.
100 pound package of writing paper 51:.
15111 new spring Japanese matting, 811. One roll to 11 cos-
tomer.
15c 60 feet clothes line 10c.
25c new spring Japanese matting 19c. One roll to a cue-
tamer.
29c galvanized iron slop pails 170.
We copper beveled bottom coflee pot 31c.
lie 6 quart tin pail 10c.
8 packages toilet paper 251:.
170 toilet Taleom powder for 9e.
3e feather stitch braid 4c. '
Pearl'huttons 30 dozen.
tic iancy garter elastic 30.
Ladies’ corset steels 3c.
6 linen collars 250.
39c silk and wool 31% inch dress goods 251:.
The last call on jackets. any jacket in our stock, no mat-
ter what they cost, for $4 50 each”.
Come early, for some of these bargains can‘t last all day. The early shopper catches the prizes. ASK
. a
to date.
yourseli.
are )
THE NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Iain and 11111151111111, Norwslk, Ct.
' HELLO 11‘“.
Exclusively
We handle "Ferris" Meats exclusively, pay considerably more ih.1n' 1s asked for most brands, but pic-
icr to do it and know that wearc selling the very best article of its kind produced.
its superior quality,cou1l1incd with our careful and prompt attention, explains why people will go out
oi their way if ncccsssary for the sake of getting l-‘erris Meats at our S’I‘UR [1
The best times our country has ever known are dawning and we are commencing to ich the thrill of
new business and we are awake to this fact.
The quality of our Fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter' 1" improving every week. Customers can look
for higher flavor each week. Our price this week, 251: lb 4 1-1 lbs.. 31.
No breakiast table complete without our famous Coflcc. No Teas please the ladies as wellas ours,
always uniform in quality and il over. A call at our store is always appreciated. Everything new and up
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
I 33 West Isshlagtea Street, loath lsrwslt. 0t.
IF YOU WANT ALL THE NEWS
RAVI Till
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular. . . . .
“GOLD ”DOLLARS FOR 900.’
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This phrase properly expresses ”the values which we are offering the housekeepers 111
South Norwalk at the present time. Note carefully the following prices and decide for
Vac-y boot llgin Ornamwry flutter. 21111 I111.
Maud S or anwa' Flour, as. O! Iarroll1030 lag.
Sugar cured Shoulders. 71: lb. 1
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Special Sale, Saturday, Feb. 27.
Extra fancy New York State Sugar Corn. «1 1 It WI (regular price inc can}
(1 ounce package of Babbitt 1 177d Washing Powder, so; (rmlar price yo pang.
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NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
Donovan limiting, - . .,, .
‘V as one 11 m dream. loam
. . - lentil lorwalk.
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