. .M.........__. . wiilbemade toacccsnmo- mchanges monotbeln— unlesswpyilml ,. the afternoon oftlle unchangeisdesirod. " Herald Weather Forecast . her today promises to be partly ’ wanna). with rain. ‘loliowed by I and slightly lower tomrera- w it promises to be purity tightly colder. followed by rain or moment Record. of the thermometer for ‘ to ending atnoon term above zero :1 lowed :ci degrees Almanac for Tomorrow. ' i tide Iowtido “up“ i “in. i omc NOTES. m V cm! in the Rough. Jack Crawford. the great the civil war. in the Norwalk Opera night last week. in in many ‘ arkable man. V uhemaybeaaid to have (he does not yet know and magnetic presence, he podium by the native powar is. His imitative faculties W. His record in the Absolutely fearless. intodnugors which learner men tempt. It is related that the “ tfor the New York Herald « Crawford two to get- the , «thin battle to Fort Laramie flutter! time. Crawford under- Mdou and rode 300 miles days. and won the money. . country this speed was noth- , Millennium. Captain Craw- ' ex plant the virtue of ”Willa.wl’mmising hie dying M he would abstain from to has faithfully kept that dirk “In midst of the thousand minus of his roving and ' ~ life. Lately he has ruled ’ g . powers asiiuiitative lec- ”an uitlesof the East. where he . Indicted by the best people, . in him a "diamond in ”enable. true-hearted man. W Bill-fill Ignorance! " ”alone of the outlying w the other day. speaking '“l'mmtunianau Long- W and new l'mgoing , ‘ Washington's poems.“ w ignorance; or was it carried to its entrained As immortal George. with all had enough of the "lnadneml amt him tubes poet! The interested. while yet a m guidance of himself lulu! good and true; but W but patio. ”Good Ililtltlu 'tllw Falls. “at interest is taken in ‘1 d [0341 made about: Kermit: man the "sat there is little doubt "It law In defective. it that one of the great them law isle tlm m is expanded. notiu » m. but is mail— blessed thereon the high- Minivan. it neuritic districts. in W to the not». ' th weight of his part olths road. Initiate know that It till travel are: a ' ’ at math «has its m Me. louver are mm Under the ' laws halite rigid to this With” he og- “ at malls in [ Mutations fies slain-um mac W tea Mill » Ilia peels tool‘asno. A little Hawaii boy who lives up user Pudding liens “awful mad" Maneshohasuot squirt temper like some“ thaotherboys. At school the bonnet towrestling sometimes. juatlu play. and this particular small man does not always come out on top. It is a little funny. sometimes, to hear him tell why this is so. "You know ‘ it's this way. llllllnlllil." he says; “the reason those tellers get the best of me in a soup is ’osusc they've got real bad tempers. Perhaps you dou'tkuow how itia'mamms.‘ ’esuse." tvith some eon- telnpt, "you’re ulwotnan. but a fuller can‘t do nothing lull in a fight unless he sits his temper up. Now. the trouble with me is, I'm so slow. I new git real mad till the other felier gits me down, and then. you know. it‘s too late. I could whip the whole lotof, ‘em if I had a” real. good, quick temper like "Shorty" who. Brady—4 know Iconid. But I’m ’lraitll never shall,cnnse (sadly) l'msoeasy going.” Poor boy! ”Man wants but little fiero below" maybe so; but the poet knew enough not to in- clude boy-e; they certainly want almost everything under the skies. even though it be such a presumably undesirable gift of the gods as a quick temper. Harm Holst Quarantine. Health Officer W. J. Tracey has plac- ed a quarantine ou the residence of Mrs. Mary Cullen, in Maple street. Norwalk. owing to the illness of Mrs. Cullen's ' cight-ycar-old child. yho has the scar- let fever. The Ithlian barracks in Chapel street are under quarantine on , account of membranous creep in the house. Threatened is fill! his win. Nicholas Vargo, of Ely avenue, was arrested last night. charged with breach of the peace. having threatened to kill his wife a few days ago. He was brought before Judge Hubbcll. this morning. and the case was continued until 3 o'c10ck this afternoon. . . DARIEN AND NOROTON. \ . Mrs. T. Shannan is recovering from an attack of neuralgia. W. ll. Finch. of New Rochelle. vise iced his cottage at "Little Orchard," Not-etch. Washington's birthday, and found that it had been ransacked from top to bottom. Raymond Jelliii‘e. of New York. has been spending a few~days with his aunt. Mrs. A. E. Morley. A. ll. Scoiield. who was for many years superintendent of the Congrega- tional Sunday school. and who resigned recently. has been presented with a Morris cosy chair by the scholars and teachers of the church. Past Chancellor Ernest Koch attended the session of Aspstuck Lodge. No. SN. in Westmrt. last night. He was ac- companied by Grand Keeper of Records and Seals Horace 0. Case and Grand Chancellor Vincent M. King. of Dan- bury. The degree was very cn-liitably worked. and a line supper was normal. George Knapp. clerk for Mather «it Grumman. is out again. after a siege of the grip and neuralgia. Mrs. Otto Kraft and daughter Hand. of Brooklyn. arrived here yesterday afternoon. to visit Miss Virginia liduey. George 1’. lirett will start next week on another trip toliuropc. lie will be absent about ulnonth. Ddrs. Brett has just mar-nod from a visit in New York city. ‘ bliss Ella Bows has purchased about eighty acres of land belonging in the William lmltwoud estate. This proper- ty adiolnr the country mat of Hr. Bole limo. of‘Nsw York. The Dal-ten and Norotcu (loll club is building a club house or of leasing one. Buford Booth will more into Hichael Kane's Muse. at the Ollflltil‘ of lists street and bailey avenue. will be held at the horns of Miss llelen Maid. Friday "suing. March it. prayer meeting tonight. ' » m4 Iva'l'mtrwlll beheld May ma. mm. «cosmonaut-stratum. W . m, _, a. the. v new «rendering the plan of either The asst routing of the Whist club The Wiesel Young a Society Christian Endeavor will be its semiannual thrillers insisting alter the Theoretical circulation and My mate. for rail-aim at the mists "it-lbw." The parts will thortly ts AWMnsdths Progres- ias. larch it. at the been of list “Thwamhwrwm was W t stratus ilthsmehmehmahittisdaa- mnmumsmwmm~ ”mammal “llowdotboyounggontlemsnaeholsn «this nation relish dialect thutawo- also was the only applicant whomld fcr a clerkshl in the adjutautgeneral’s adios in W ngtonl Besides a knowl- edge of t ‘tlug and French. Ger- man. Spanishand Italian. the clerk had manuscript for the press as well as to index and catalogue books and docu- ments, and likewise to be Well up in military historyvand the technical terms 0! military service, and a girl was the only one who knew all this. The fact seems to ahowthst. while college boys are away on sporting tours, playing baseball. football, cricket and other ath- letic games and training for common. the girls aroquietly getting in their work at school and stealing away the lsnrels for scholarship. . How is it? Ptofcssor Dnssapd of the University of Geneva. Switzerland, has made an invention which it is hoped and believ- cd will enable even deaf mates to hour. It has been found that only in the an out of cases of deafness is the auditory nerve totally destroyed or wanting. This fact is the basis of Professor W snud‘s invention. He has the sounds registered in a phonograph. Thus. if you wish to converse with the deaf per- son. you will first talk into a small phonograph. There is an cltctricul re- ceiver which will intensify the sound allied form the transmitter gives it to the our of the deal [lumen The deal cne’s audittilry nerve feels the electrical vibrations of the spirakcr's words. and thus he is enabled to hear. What is the use of being disagreeable? You will live longer and make more friends and be more prosp'vrous by being polite and civil to cwrybmiy. » A gallant and pinion-mun old minia- ter to Swrdin and Norway would Paul dn Chailln :nukc. Royal lrasaumllsa Eelsrlsia dictum; The members of Pouassns Council, Royal Arcanum. entertained their amiable manner. There was an open- ing address by Sherwoxl Cummings. an exhibition of magic by Prof. Mansfield. several selections on the graphopbone. furnished by Frederick W. lingers. a piano duet by the Misses Jennie and Katie Smith. andu solo by Miss Flor- ence Baldwin. W. - we .. ”fifl ..«wwmm [lands at its Ilssd. Aug. J. Bagel. the leading druggist of Shreyeport. Ln, says: "Dr. King's New Discovery is the only thing that cures my cough,uud it is the best seller 1 have." J. 1". Campbell. merchant of Suflord, Aria. writes: “Dr. King's New Discovery is all thutis claimed for it; it never fails. and is a sure cure for mu- sumpticn.ooughs and colds. i cannot say enough for its merits." Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption. cm ha and coidsis not a experiment. it as been tried for aquarter of a eentury.aud today stands at the head. It never die- appoints. l-‘ree trial bottles at it. ll. i’lnisted's drug store. South Norwuik. lactila's Males Istvs The bestsalve in the world for cuts. bruises. soles. ulcers. salt rheum. fever some. tetter. ohaK‘ped hands. chilbiains. coma. and all air eruptions. and llpost tively cures plies. or no pay req red. it is guaranteed to give perfect satisfao tiou or money reloaded. Price as cents pathos. hr Sale by it. ll. l’laieled. “its Greatest llsslstly. hlr. it ll. Groove. merchant. of Obli- howis. Va. certifies that he had con- nurnption, was given up to die. sought all medical treatment that money (amid procure. tried all cough reunitilos he could hear of. but got no relief: spent many llltttti sitting up in a chair; Will in- duced to try Dr. King's New Discovery. and was cured by use of two bottles. For m three years has been attending to um and says Dr. King‘s New Dir- covery is the granule-t remedy ever male. as it has done so much for him and also New Discovery is guaranteed fol-cm odds and consumption. it don‘t . Trial botticsfres at it. llJ’laiated's drug Ito til lion-walk RubberStamps! stall Ida‘s. Isolating the Mr cushion Itala s. eta” latter Ital» “sat a, Irsss sail Iietsl ti as. Itsaells. Itssl lass. tests. that“ lies. Iaraia Iraad Jessa tasted it Per- l a t s t e rs s sad ii is Plates .slta lettered. latter can- I a u tests to Is» letters «a, 93W? "glam Lilli" toast Iratsia's Pgust' an... liar rmmnfiauu-m" lass raved. aster. “ , 'W"Mam flatworm- pass a mt civil service examinatitm 4 tokuowbowtoreadprcof andprepsre . of your Voice many fold. In this inten- . families and friends last. night in a most 3 for othersin his community. Dr. King's a. all '8. ' lmt.%.lm. it” Bicycles! . - Full line on exhibition. 33‘? onwards. T W— BlcVBI-E SUIBRIESI. Endless Variety. ‘ . ‘ M Hordwaro. ' 'Ou'tlory, Tool... ‘ lulldora’ Hardware. Paint... on... Etc. Pmcrs RIGHT. For Cycle“ and Hardware Co. No IZO WASHING TO" ‘7. ' Evcrithing from a needle to an anchor “ ENTERTAINHENTS. .. . ,.-.,..,-,_g.-__..-_,-- H'ovr's TH EATRE Saturday Evening, larch 8. . and Bargain Matinee. Engagement extraordinary oi the cream of vaudeville. FIELD’S s HAISOI’S - unawlsc cases, Headed by the famous 7 Fields 8: Hanson! America’s premier nominal Inform-lain tellnml attravtiou whose motto i~ ' Nothing too Good for the Public. . .. i ....,.._.m... WE 17:3 . lea: 119m ANNIVERSARY "FTHE sum 0r unseat antler i'udcr the auspices of the Robert Emmet Club. A’l' Till“. OPERA HOUSE, NORWILK ll\ Thursday Evening,March l», at s n'i'ith'k: Hon. 3!. 'l‘ Sharkoymf New York. will dollwr the oration. Hun. Samoa 1‘. Hub- boll will prodde- National nun-lo and wage: Kaitlin. A-lumuion can. l'rww‘ls for the ben- ent of the irish paditmd l-ilaunula. ~ Grand Opening HONDAV EVE'G. IIROII lst lyndhurat Bicycle Agency. Theivublivureimitmlto rail and Mpmlue unrlillonl Lymlhurst and Mnlmwb “heels. 'l‘llo Lyndbnrst. u sinullai made 51m wheel. assron"‘s.,0RE: Best lining cmabrica. do per yard. 890 ladiea' wrappers for two. 12c ladies' fast black hose. 7c. 80 glass gobicts for «to. We dress ginghunis for 5c. 90 full blanched inuslln. tifgo. 50c corsets. long and short. for zine. One pair only to a use dressing sacques 49c. . $2 full bleached double satin damask $1 39. lilo disllipuns. 1‘: quart for 10¢. L'flc ludies‘ white aprons 17c. Come early, for some of these birgaius can't lam all day. FUR THE SOi'VENlR. announcers: saturday', February 27th:” l897. SOUVENIR SALE 1‘ To Inaugurates our Spring Season. and to intro- duce our new Silks.Drass Goods,Laces.Lawns. Dimities,LappotyMullsptcuwe will have a Spec- ial Sale, Saturday, Feb. 27,and every purchaser of $00 worth, or over, shall be presented with a Beautiful Colored Picture, l4x22 inches. ~with mat. Here are a few of the many bargains. These prices are for Saturday only. but we shall ’make special prices for everyday during the ensuing week. Read attentively. lilo pgmd package of writing paper 5c. . 15c new spring Japanese matting. Sc. Ono roll to a cus- ; tomer. . ‘ 15c 60 feet clothes line 100. 25c new spring Japanese matting lilo. One roll to a cue- tumor. 300 new spring dress goods, 29.2. . 29c galvaumd iron slop pails 17c. 15c black and colored surges. 5‘.) inches wide. 500 yard. 24x36 Turkish bath towels 10¢ each. ‘ “25 night dresses for 98c. . One to a customer. lilo ladies' Hamburged and tucked drawers 36c. 30c all linen towels 25c. 50c copper beveled bottom coffee pot :lic. iTc 6 quart tin pail lilc. 3 packages toilet paper 25c. i7c toilet Tulcom powder for Be. 3c feather stitch braid -lc. Pearl buttons 30 dozen. lie fancy garter elastic 30. Ladies’ corset steels 3c. is linen collars 25c. illic silk and wool 30' inch dress goods ?5c. The last call on jackets. any jacket in our stock. no mat-V icr what they cost, for 3“») each. The early shopper catches the prizes. ASK THE NORWALK BOSTON STORE, Cor. Main and Well Streets, Norwalk, Gt. Exclusively tan n i We handle “Ferris" Meats exclusively, pay considerably more than is asked for most brands, but pre- fer .to do it and know that wean: selling the very best article of its kind produced. its superior qnulity,coulbiuccl with our careful and prompt attention, explains why people will go not him! no mi winteverzit n-ukr-hr itself. ' ‘ ' 7 " 3 T0 . uhdfhe a 5mg" “ARM" Jilt’umhemdvr of their way if uccesssary for the sakeof getting i ems feats at our S RE of its villas. tlur nricen on «Andria» valiant be twat-m. (lur uttu: Honor-t which. hnntr-i prices and liUlll‘h’l dealings ill Ernest Bertboi's iibfii’iii‘.‘§.‘fii’fi Bicycle Store 2.3133.“ t-‘Z‘lii'. Hovr's rH earns: Monday. larch lth. The "Gradient Eve 3" and one of the n-uint- fractions. Chamllfiuie‘a nllghiy. tnussne. tnsrvoluusutld um I: tic-mi unwitti'lo. in three min and eleven 'llll hinge swam-n. THE TWELVE TEMPTATIONS A bolts dranmil". lsulltnmltniv. ballet and awciuliyrn irilltl’lhln ltwllllllllg 'i or" U l. . w lat TRMI‘TMU "The gland and lwwilvh' imfibuilot. ‘Jtl '1‘ .hll'l'd'l‘lHN The mini. ’ wonderful “Flirt” , r in! l-. l' Al‘lilhwl'heice-llulllnggmroinl prion arm. «it"l‘l’oall'l‘d'l‘lflli“The pl'lllv'll‘. immobile ' K “it. “I‘Tgfllrt'l‘iflflrr'l‘be ii’ulldttrliil our m. IitllTlilfl"l‘ATlflh~Tile inn-mile l'Mliitlit' “no . 2'th l rules-urns original t'ult‘hr mum .. Gill'T‘E l’l‘h‘l’lilh'w’l‘he grand and stately I llili’r Warlllnwrm complete dramatic 1': 05% V] "i . . Milli ll' .t'i‘iOh-u-‘l‘be “Mutual lwlvulsr N mu 1‘ l'l‘A'l‘lON -~ ’i‘ilaln-l rvoiuus medium ‘9'? e Willi. will “’1‘ 'i‘ltllt’~’l‘lto grmlied attraction ! 0 cm this mull“. livery lean site for ‘gpllpl lmriornraurr FNMA :1" “gig!“ w“ tin ‘llt‘lgrts‘l bill. I‘ mm.» o and l‘lltiloo'n cam. You Your hair. when it is gone. if gnu would keep it on your and are Hale's Compound Quinlan 7 y no on at your ' drunk“. fl Start: “Me“. flutter! m a CHARLES E. sermons, Leading crime, The best times our country has ever known are dawning and we are commencing to feel the thrill of new business and we are awake to this fact. i ' The quality of our Fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butler in improving every week. Customers can look for higher flavor each week. Our price this week. also lb : 4 M lbsn 55!- I No breakfast table complete without our famous Coffee. No Teas please the ladies as well as ours, always uniform in quality and flavor. A call at our stare is always appreciated. Everything new and up It West Washington Street. South lorwsilr. tlt. Frau warn-Linms ’ _ 0.-., .. .. _ ....w»umlv—o-mll--w—q have run Evening Sentinel Left at Your House Regular. . . . . ‘ Donovan Iuildlng. . .. . .. ucow nouns FOR 90cm This phrase properly expresses the values which we are offering the housekeepers of South Norwalk at the present time. Note carefully the foliowmg prices and decide for Very beat Klgln Ore-mow Butter. mo lb. Hour! 8 or Jonoa' Flour. seas Darrell; one leg. Inger cured lhouldara. To lb. | Special Sale. Saturday. Feb. 27. Extra fancy New York State Sugar Coma we can (regular price we can ) 0 ounce package of Bahbilt'r i776 Washing Powder, to; (regular price 5e pat k- age) new YORK GROCERY co. Oouth Now-lit. so out» or seam eraser. “DIWALthl ,4 ‘ W
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