Muellwuomm‘mytutmt.
Dildo i Pete's murder was we mulls
" ; cl udeodlyquurcl between moot: ‘
_ windmills": Function. that“)
» , Yupund the Scallop; Pete‘wcs o
”You. Ills Myc-nemewul’ung
Chins. liens a graduate at e flue
Wmiflim robool in Benn-on-
cilcointhecurlyduysoithcchineeein
America. tthomiesion wheel Little
Pedeleumedtospeolrexccllentllnglish.
Through this knowledge of English
came’Pete'r great opportunityundhc
walnut slowto telre advantageotlt.
chuiu due time employedasln‘ter-
preter in_ the law courts when Ill!
brethren wcrearrected. Thccourts paid
himforhie services. but he mode his
Dall- brcthmn poyhim still better. Hebe.
” FEM“ by We cut dense
, on the coasts. followed by
m by clowlr tolling tampo-
Mormw It xvi-amines to be
3
of the thermometer tor
fro cndl ‘ut ted:
, “Motorola“:
. :u
for Tomorrow
Hiabttde 1 Lowtlde
sue ,. 9:31 .
3! . m...—
W-Amerlcon Treaty.
Work-Bun calls attention to
» , tad-history in connection
’ ' of reciprocity made be-
M Britain and the United
IBM. The treaty was negoti’
. Lord Elgin. thcn governor
We. on the part of Eng-
. L. ' Murry. secretary of
fill United States. Laurence
NB tumours as the author.
, , Mute secretary to Lord El-
, m A lively young mun. with
V wto the humorous than be
no. He was not the con
» 0. W. Ollphunt. no is some-
» '4 y eluted. but as relative.
only It years younger than Mrs.
‘3“ who wrote a very iutcmting
,' . of him utter his death.
tilt biography, Mrs. Oliphuut
lune letters that Laurence wrote
his mother. dcs‘wibing how
mmoged to Work the trcuty
, . hoodwinkiug cud Imzulxmzling
“ t American diplouuttirts. Just
W done the mutt-r will be in
‘ , know at this time, \vluu the
modem pace the new urhitru-
. American molt-m of the tx-
m Sun quotes will naturally
*ther American dil‘lleuuttistr
babes now as they were then.
, ll couple 0! purugruphr:
= and bio «tut! upprouclml tlu- I‘t-[l'
at the Americnu nation with on
w t Ville” of nowmzplmhml null new
“‘1. . They throw tlwnmulvm lulu
.. . Washington with the ubuntlun
‘ o! u grouper clutter-c mloly in
. to. Lord vElglu util‘l‘wtll’tltll;“
1 "out! as “ducted through on
it it were only not puttlwly ill-r
I ‘ l erlt‘lyltlwd. ‘ ‘ * Ltml
, to drink lilmlollwly. but 1
and I don't hollow! be drank n
it and 12.
. “do. lwv'cr tor o numwm
‘hlal object. and while hit in
m and oluppluu tin-m on tln
mutually pursuing thatch»
you have got to deal wrth
' you to (lot
Emu“ Theater.
7 Willy nothing wicked in
_ loll mutton. (fibrin
' ~ dugout go mace drama,
. “Uttelo Tom's Cabin." ll
w Minimum that were of
character. Christians at all
“pet-hope ministers of the
you. would tool that they
propriety uttcud them. if
loll not. pure humility
could be mode untold
W that would be outline
tum left for France.
In much todcmorolitto the
to return: it. in Part:
notion tor the cpcniltl
our." Therm-
W _ by drum
hmelmpcrtlcu-
He in the most ttmr- ,
came a greet man of adults. He smug-
gled opium. lie imported lemule slum
and sold them to thehighest hidden
Fearful stories are told at cruelties to
‘ the hapless women he brought: into the
countryundeold to other Ohinumen. He
was the most extensive importer of to.
mule clover ever in this country. He
‘ , started u shoe factory antlugumbling
house; he bribed odioiuls and police-v
men; be corrupted courts; be black-
muiled his fellow countrymen. and even
reached out his slimy. unclean hand
and influenced Chinese diplomatic relu-
tiouo with this country. '
Pete's many operations were con-
stantly in danger from the law courts.
If there were troublesome witnesses in
the way. he got them out by threats.
bribery and not. seldom by the more cx‘
peditious Chinese process of highbind-
ing. And at last some of those who
feared and how hinr sent Little Pete
' himsel! out of the world over this some
mysterious route of highbinding. and
nobody knows who did it. Chinamcn
keep secrets. At any rate. a good rid-
donce to him.
”All KIIDLE A FtllE.
lbe Georgetown Railway Station Partially br-
streyetl by Fire. Lul mm.
The pouengor station at Georgetown
narrowly ercnped destruction by are;
last night.
About midnight flannel were discov-
ered ironing from the riding of the.
building. a one-story frame Itructurc.
A bucket brig-do woe orgunized. end
did good mice with enter procured
from one of the Gilbert & Bennett Man
utactnrlng compeuy': millr.
When the tire was gotten under con—
trol hull of the depot had been de-
stroyed. entailing a loss of about $500,
covered by insurance.
The origin ot the tire is unknown. but
it is supposed tohave been caused by
rate in the ceiling.
It is said that the depot will be at
once rebuilt. It was between thirty
and thirtydlro years old.
The fire utteoyrd the waiting-rum!)
portion at the depot.
The ticket office we! not daumged.
it. touch tycoon.
At the meeting of StJOIeph'o Lyceum
last night. in Motto Hull. Vice-pmldent
John W. Bouncy presided. The opening
number won a violin and piano duct by
Willie done and Joseph Linxweiler;
paper. "The Catholic Church and the
Relation it Item to the Sciences." Dr,
John T. Kennedy; recitation. "The Irish
Drummer Boy." Edward flayea: duet.
linen. Jeane and Llurweilcr: recitation.
"rum and Tribulation. of Mr. and
Mrs. Enoch." Miss Annie Corey. and
tor encore. "Curlew Shall Not Ring 'l‘c-
nlght." Rev. '.l. T. Wlutsre mwcrod
the question "Why DoOathollcs llelleve
tn the minimum 01 Hell?" The closing
number won a character clutch between
John Reynold: sud Bernard Murphy.
"k. _...._ “WW“... Mud...
i! but but will latte Vow M later.
With cltcractcrlutlo enterprise. A. t}.
Cuueo. the Railroad place bottom. but
brought the that ltt‘l'lll’l'llll of the cen-
Iou tutu tho Nowell: mullet.
come all the way from Florida. and are
olmmt u lace. ripe end lowlnus an
homegrown barrier tlltl’llltl the height
«them-cu. Although they retail at
40 cents e court. the editor at The Senti-
nel bu been permitted to mule them
and can pronounce them delicious to u
«more degree. "racy” but more
at the me load.
It» W by It Mb blob.
The autumn lu Mud-r“: block.
Wit-Mum are». that with more
tbtt mum. ml the mm“ become
budlrmdu WNW“ at e the.
Au lumber mom that the will
chute to the cutter coder Miner‘s .
mm; M M the to third“.
me
M. witch am W «intuitively.
A ammonium «omni-
ctv. mien-ruwldbedlrbt.
m m lull the.
“the W m acutely. at the tier.
well: What church. bold It on lest
madam mmmr ,
a! m M you” ‘
'l'bey b
no
,, n err-dc-
Alcuton. m .t u .
u“ mymmmhp; grub“:
I Tex Collector’s Sale.
.v,
‘NO‘l’ICEls hereby given that the one
denigrated. Co loctor ot Tune. under
cud byrlrtue no. certain tax wan-om,
duly executed and clgued by proper ou-
tborlty and directed to the undersigned.
commundlnfiil
. Clz. lfi'l'lAN hAllSEh.
and other persons nomcd in the rate book,
on the list. to raid warrant annexed
their neural pro rtlousot the cum tot-l
Is therein a . nld rum being 1: tax or
mmintlnld upon the wcumentllst
mode in 1893 by the inhabitant: of the
town of Nu'rwnlk. regularly and legally
crumbled. to much the 28th day ct
Dec. A. 1).. 1893.1net tor the purpoee
of providing for tho indebtedness at said
town. lance upon the tollcwlug described
reel colon of said ‘
CllBlS'lIAN LARSEN.
allotted in town cl Norwulk. and bound-
ed «follows. to wilt-Norther]; by high-
way culled Cedar street. misterly by built-
woy culled ’l‘nylur avenue. southerly )
land of flour Beebe and bind ot Jmp
Pop» and wt c all test. and westerly 1035.1
feet by land now or lormerl y ol li. Rico-
urdron. together with the buildings. there;
on standing. .
., And [shall sell at public auction. on
the premtneu lmcinbelore Ila-refilled. on
the l3th day cl Feb. A. 1).. tilt}. at. Hull
o’clock toreuoon. pounwh there»! in mil
raise the sum 0! uluodollarn and nicely
oue'bundredths dollars «99 mt, lb: t
being the proportion ot the aid llurietlnu
Lemme! the sum total in sud “M. t».
gcthcr With the chm-cos of levy. mic. ch.
GEUHHE ll. ST. JOHN.
Tax Collectt‘vr. Ll» M lHllJ.
Duledlt Not-walk, Murchll, A. 1)., H37.
Tax Collector’s Sale.
. LOTICE is hereby given that. the under
i signed, Collector of Taxes. under
and by virtue olu ctrtulu tux warrant.
duly executed and signed by proper au-
thority uuddlrcctcd tothc undersigned.
commanding him to levy and collect. of
ltllRlS‘l‘lAX LARSEN.
and other persons trained in the rate bunk.
on the lint. to mid warrant unmixed. their
several proporaiunsot the mm tolul us
therein “Mahmud sum being it tn: or
“comment laid upon the amusement liyl
mode in Milli» by the iulmblluutnnt the
townol Norwulk. regularly and legally
manilllul. to wit. on the ‘htth day of Jan-
uury. A, ll. lillli.‘ met [or the purpwc
at providing mr tho imlcbtmlm u of mill
town, levielupon the following described
real Ittt-Ilo «.1 "m
t‘llltlré’l'lAN LAllSliN.
situated in lowu of Surwulk. mul lmll‘l'l'
ed, as frillmn, to WIIVWNHH nerly by lugti -
wuy called titular titre-N. cam-fly by ltic‘r .
way culled Taylor averting, wuthcrly uh mt
3‘" {ct-t by land new or (urtllr‘rly ul E'Imm
E. Stereos null lmul of .lmwuh Pimp and
wilt-mud wentrrlyulmut ILL”, rel-t by land
of Hsrmuwl lllrlmrdmu. out: the build
lugs thereon etamliug.
Ami laimil cell at Public .A‘lt'blh}, ”H
the premium lleroinlmfvre lll'fl'lePl. on.
the 13th dny of May. A. It, 1892, at our.
o’clock fun-noun, so much the-rent no will
raise the sum of eleven utultwcm y «me
humlredtho dollars. (“may that being the
proportion olthenulul t'hmtlnu Lav-en at
the sum total in said list.tugethor with
the churgcs of levy. sale. our.
”Ell. ll. Sl‘. .lllllN.
Tl“ Collector. Lint n! NW».
ll’uetl at. Not-walk. March ‘0. A. ll. lN‘Ji‘.
mm...“ b... ...... ,.,._
On My to be Happy
in to attend to the onmlmta of your family.
tibnultlommtthem much u t‘uht nr (‘oug I.
“wan... .. n...
call no (loo. (3 ‘Htlllmn. l'lnutb Nurwnllt.
Mill word I'. “cod Nurmllk. min “could.
and goth lrml botlluol tlttn‘e (low. the rem
llerumu lbtluuly. Fm». to prnt‘o tlmt We own
cum (lure itir (begins and all, nlluonmm of
and Tlmmtum Lupus. Largo ”mm we on;
the ambit Remedy.
Mr. R. B. Groove. merchant. of Chil-
howio. Vu., (untitled that he had con-
Iunlptlon. wan given up to die. nought
all medical treatment that. money wold
procure. tried all cough rtuucdior he
could hear of. but got no relief; spent
my night sitting up in a chair; was In-
duced to try llr. King'u New Discovery,
and was cured by use of two bottles. For
gut three years has been attending) to
uninco- nod myu Dr. King’s New ts-
oovory to the grandest reuwdy ever made.
an it hue done no much for him and chm
for other- lu bill community. Dr. Kinf's
New Dim-very is guaranteed tormu Ill.
It don‘t all.
H.‘l‘lttietod’r drug
collie dud consumption.
Trial bottloll free at It.
atom. South Norwellt.
l v dc'l'lhd't‘. u m
“a. a . 3 , 0 M l'tl
fihrcveport. 1.51.. says: "Dr. King?!”
Discovery to the only thin thet cum
my cough. and it to the
seller 1
ave." .l. ll Campbell. merchant of
Sword. Am" writes: " mu New,
Dirtme ls till thetle cl tor it:
It cover our. und in a cure cure tor cou-
eumptloh. «mislead colds. 1 meet
:1 enough to: lie motile.“ llr. ill 'a
_ cw Discovery for “Noam. can: I
eudwltll in not I esperl t. It so
been tried tor a cutter ct noenturmud
stands at heed. to new the
e not. llm‘ulsl a ll. ll.
um um um. booth Harwell.
mimmmmm
llavnuttt um. ll. an. 'tlll.-ltead
bled Gin-u“! wlnb to!» 1m»
_ . cuntulebmledllr. 'e t-
ctlureuuduu delighted with. H:
. tumour month: .312! be:
at her short with
tllutml or tltlim
w. w Wt... w...
I ‘ .
i with _ . n - y ,
finWl‘lly-lm‘” «gang
murmur“! oblate in m. We
35mm , ..
Ilmw levy and collect of '
W t 7. "More mu“
We Would sdvis‘e'fliht you ORDER
FARMS, Also
Starling..-
Omicron”,
Eamon.
Hamilton-t, ,
ends. 7 Y
$37 Bloyolo
Equaliug many sold for Moo.
' We are headquarters for
Moohanlcs' Tools,
Builder’s
Hardw ro.
Ship Chandler-y, ,
Etc.
Fox Cycle~ and
Hardware Co.
No IZO WAIHINO-
TON OT. '
W‘Genemllie ere rt all be c l
Agile Mwnguu‘l'tggu n c It: 0
ENTERTA INHENTS.
HOYTS 1- H engine
Mntinec and Night ,
Saturday. larch lath.
Engagement Extraordinary
, Mr. Robert 'bloWadc
ln ills Original Creation,
Rip VanWinkle
As played by him for the past 16
years, supported by a strong
New York Cast
Matinee priced - -
Evenlngprtcec -
ill and 25 cents
25, 35 and 50cents
Scots now on “legit l’lelsted'o and
Plan ”a.
of all kinds. leolcdlng the Air
Cushion Stamps, etc., Rubber.
Stamp Supplies. Buss and
Mabel Signs. St 0 n c i l a,
Steel Stamps. Seals.
Stencil Dies, Burning
Brands. Joues'
Scale. Check For-
f o r I to re .»
Enamel Letters eud’Slgns. Key
Checks and Umbrella Plates
also uttered, Letter Copy-
ing-Boobs to Copy Letters
Without Water or Press.
State Agent for Put—
ney's Petlt Ledger
tor Short" Blll Ic-
counts
Brebsm's Patent Pens. Star
Automatic Paper Fasteners.
TOIOfllITW“? office Special
t es.
JOIN “WON, 50H".
1'. l). flux X. tin. NI‘I‘Wlllk. one! lionic‘lelwo' 39
llln-rnltlc Ave. E. 3.
Hard Time
Fri?“
Lord. 4 lblt. . 25a;
Porterhouse Bleak. ltio
titrlclu Steak. ltc lb; L’ lbs 25o
lluoutl Btcult. ltlc lb
Shoulder Steak. 100 lb
Pluto Beef. lo lb
Pot Roast. be lb
ll. ll. Home. 100 lb
N. ll. shoulders. two lb
Chlcheus. 10c lb
Give Us a Call
and we will curve you 90 pct- cent. on the
dollar.
H. C. FRY.
one. ounce»: AND .
lthEltelDl-l Milli. ("WWW
Sbertyibertveed. letter!
“to ..:.. worm:
nil: alias. etc. We
$.12 1|ng System
certs llll't‘l'llfll
. . lwmmmW t
tripe” lfivfidllfibfirltfj.”
mlgefidwfid an 1 ”middle: our
not! at «3“ ,rytfla‘lm on ,ot‘
"bill! I fill“ l , «doom n mellow
"“130!" l e, t . trickling proper“
J’hmrpfirwg ll ufirnbltdt‘t’lutcwll?
.mMmafiflmfimai or.
ll (WAY fil’llbll'l‘. It}. ”(lawlt‘bgi
"a 1.,QJBicch-lcsl
4..st 5X...“
LaceCurtain
VGoodS!
‘ i we. .
z‘w,:.
.
”.0"... .
s.Laces andDre‘ss
I
We have made another important purchase of Luce Curtains as we we did last spring
and some will be on \sale at our counters during the next four days
. at astonishingly low prices. Here is an opportunity
I . that every thritty housekeeper will
APPRECIATE 3
Dress Goods.
proper weight for nice bicycle suiting. 500.
10 piece. silk and wool. to inches wide, 25c yd.
3 pieces 404::ch black Sicilian mohair. 50c yd.
tailor mode suit. no.
3 pieces sill: gruntuliuc, largo figure. 75c.
‘~ lace Curtains.
l0 pairs $1.25 lucecurtuins. for this sale. 75c.
8 pairs $1.39 lucc curtains. for this sale. 75.
at $2.2. .
18 pairs corn and white Ins-o curtains, same as we 'ulwuys
sell at $3 50. for this sale. 82.50.
ll pair Irish point lace’curtclus. $4.75, for this sale. 83 00.
4 pieces. all wool. medium weight covert. that is’thc
15 poll-suit: Nottingham loco curtuiueJor thiseule,$l.25.
12 pair: “.98 tleb not lace curtains. tor this sale. $1.50.
lb mirswfii gossamer lace not curtains. rich designs.
- Separate Skirts.
$2.25 Figured Mohairg,
$2.50 All Wool serge.
$I.98 Mixed Figure,
3 pieces Etinme, nnvy. block and green. 52 in. Wide. 75c; $6.98, Large Figured Silk,
to pieces bl in. wide. ladies' broadcloth. right thing for
Very Handsome.
Wrappers.
(in all flannel and fiannelette wrappers we shall take all
25l‘pcr cent of the marked price for the next four days.
. ' Laces.
2,000 yds. white curl butter color laws at 25 per cent.
less than regular prices.
Lot 1. 4 to 6 in. oriental lace. regular value 19c. loo.
, Let 2. 3 to 9 in. oriental lace. regular value from 83c to
39¢. at this sale. 256.
Lot 3. 10 pieces 4 in. liucn Torclnn lace. new. patterns.
regnalur price 25c, special 1'3 l-‘Zc.
‘ Cor. Main and
GSCODCGOOCOS
m
CGO°°°000919
THE NORWALK BOSTON STORE.
Wall Streets.llorwalk, 0t.
—_
HELLO sfz
OOOCOOOQOOOO
THE LENTEN SEASON.m,
We are always-on the alert to supply the demand for seasonablc
goods. We are ready for the long last. Extra Georges boneless
codtish,120 lb; fancy bloater mackerel, 220; 5 ,lb pails J uhrings
pride sea mackerel, 800 each; smoked halibut,» salmon and bloater
herring, canned salmon steak, Block Island lobster, soused macke-
rel, (zapped shrimp, sardines, pickled lambs tongue, new tomatoes, 7
spinach, sweet potatoes, celer ,beets, parsnips. bananas, oranges,
asparagus tips 1n tins, fancy home laid eggs, 200 doz; evaporated
Iv
RAVI '1‘!"
W...” ~ w—wfimwm
cu \vm ALL In: usws‘m
l‘iruncs,peaches, nectarines, pears, apricots and full line dried fruits.
Sugar at Cost. Our Gilt Edge and Northfield Creamery Butter
are the highest grades of table butter possible to obtain, 250, 4}
lbs for one dollar. Remember, your satisfaction is ourbeetreward.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer.
u can Veeblegtoe rout. South bomb. or.
m
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular. . . . .
“GOLD DOLLARS FOR 90c."u
Thin phrase properly expresses the minor which We are adoring the housekeeper: of
death Nowell: at the protect time. Note carefully the following. price: and decide tor
yourself.
Very beet llgln cram-w flutter. Ito lb.
Mind I or Jouoo' Flour. IA... Iowa"; on log.
logot- cured. Quotation. 70 lb. t
Speclel’Sale. Saturday. Feb. 27.
age )
llxtrc teucy New York Mote auger Core. 4 me can (regular prlce too cool
6 ounce prelim ct llabblu‘r mo Walling Powder. ac: (regular
price ye puck-
"EW wec
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