. it unnumuuutm
coy ll. Dawn’s tnlkslln which he prev
diotssood times tor the country and
and WWW individualsmsy
turtles- yissent
1&1 sftergggn ofthe
sr.foilowed by bazinees end
And possibly by rain in the
Alisa-no u” 7 W" for" Tomorrow
:lnnssts ‘ ninth this i Low tide
‘ as 9'31 3:43
o How Commissions.
iflnrlford Oournnt ‘1
M commission should be
atthil time, or. during the con-
ol‘present treasury conditions,
advocates proveto a demon-
, 4 that the case is one of urgency
7 ”yet or think such proof
h the matter of the proposed
‘ mutilation. but that is or
any way; The rule should ht-
inn Out of the state's salaried
“All“ than any multiplying of
The State's Constitution.
iHsrtlordCout-ant.)
1 t is not sutfering for a con-
souvention. Assemblage: of
always cost a great deal of
Ind sometimes do more harm
' , leaving things worse than
111 than. The Constitution of
1 1t. in the main is very satis-
lusttllmsnt. should have been
E 1 before now in two pmioulsrs;
1 have been but for sinister in-
It“ psmioionsly active in state
The demand for plurality elec-
. to be bonded; the equalizing
mm districts as regards
‘ ,1 1 is a plain duty that ought to
' attended to years ago. But
can be made without going
Wood the risk of a consti-
ouventlou. Town represente-
filthsoldest thing in (lonuecticut
”I! here nearly a hundred and
when the state was born. it
toodesp roots tohe toppled
the breath ofthe "reformers"
closet toit. Itwilloutlsstthe
than who lives longest.
”dilution ol’Tsrt-s.
,, imam Press l
m and state can tome the
‘ ‘ 1 shares if the ottioinla have
hokhone to foroe:tl1e assessors
towns to do their plain
why the law. and we
long to see everyone pay his
A? is public burdens. 'l‘hous
sworn to make up the grand-
entire fair valuation of pro
”In“ In duty bound
mania Dowel of real «talc
.. am about time that 1th
, Mutter thoroughly and
' lilo. his just on dishonor-
nns law as to break an-
ths atom morning the
“that therein no excuse
I, A wrong mod list.
_ mono-1 men-11.111.
nail flute nil along the Dan-
hill). and lrmn near
, 11‘s the llAAlll lineman now
' torrent South lion-walk.
at attraction 11 the "to.
.Is. 13'1ther with
finite-oer 11m soothe!
stallos inside thsesr
a thereon ointment of
sud here ll demonstrated
working of theWestiua
hate The one are toads
“ it. not elven tn 01m
. Thinner-arrived
We entire 19:10 tron.
here until Them”.
inasoislly. lie gave
I.
“a auinltfiihfithis kind to theNewm
Excluding the discovery of mines as
an accident, Dr Depew says that for
tunes are made chiefly along two lines
--one inventions, the other improve-
ments in transportation andehcepcning
it. The man who invents an electric
motor that will make it possible for‘
railwuy companies to move their freight
and par-angers foster and cheaper will
reap a great reward. :50 will he who at
last puts on the market a practicable
flying machine or airship. The flying
machine "will have no right of Way to
buy and no rosdbed to keep 1111;" tlu to
fare itwill mnke anionic-Christi) fortune
’ for the man who makes it successful.
As to trusts, they always ovorrcuch
themselves in one and the some way.
They double the amount of their capital
stool: on paper and then try to make. it
earn dividends on the double sum. This
is hard work and the. individual email
plant owner who is satisfied with mod-
crate returns my step in and curry on
the plums from under their noel-11. It is
the temptation to ovcrcnpilhliwliuu that
ruins the trusts.
Mr. Depow 111 cert tin thnt ltgislotors
are honester now than they and to be.
Seventy years ago, when u" new bank
was established, 11 certain portion of its
stock was always distributed among log-
ielutore in order to get them map it a
charter. Now such an out would mean
the state prison for both the legislators
and the bank promoters. Furtht 11, our
Chauncey does not for umomt-ut lil‘llt‘Vl
that 11 few grout fortunes will arcumu
late like a snowball rolling down hill
till they suck in all the wculth of this
country. He only knows of two iumilirs
whose wealth has increased through
three genomtioufi—nnmely, tin Vuudt-t-
hilts and Anton. 'Their tit-lice grow
only because the men of (‘lli'll gtillct'itlltlll
had the slirewdness to keep and :uu-st
wisely what they inhoritcri. Thom isou
old saying that in the 11mm 1' 121’ grout
fortunes it is three generations from
shirt sleeve to shirt tilt-('11. In Mr. 1):»
pew‘s observation it is only two gi-llt'i'd-
tions. Finally, beginning along lin' lat.
ter part of the summer. we on point; to
have prosperity.
The Christiuus of Crete rtluzl uguiust
the Mosh-1n oppressor. (ire-11k (Thriuiuxn
50ml :1 schooner load of ilupplir s and 221:1.
munition to aid tin-ir Cretan brethren
in defending themselves. A gout-out bo-
longing to the great Christian pen 1 r of
Austria tires shots. Is it to mow ut tin
Moslcm opprcnsor from capturing tht
Greek schooner that is trying to old tht
Christians? No. ltistosink iln- (moi;
schooner that is trying to aid the op
prmscd Cretan Christians. This is ti
spectacle for the end of the 11inch» 11th
century. This is what the limidity and
jealousy of the great so 1111111 d (,‘liflr‘liilll
powers hove brought Europe to.
When (.‘orhctt dcfrutcd Sullivan. he
declared his intuition of wining firm
the ring and browning s gontlnunn. ll
he lllldm All! word, lit" would today
be vastly Btu off in his pocim und in '
his pride EMmons solemnly d11-
olnres in his turn that "l uni now pre-
pared tor-pier into some other occupa-
tion and “ill try to ornament- sociciy. "
Do what he nmy, it is hardly to in- 11:1
pooled that Fitz can be \‘l ry ornamental.
but still he might bi'i'illlll‘ it good 1 iii-
zmu. and it in to be hoped that in- will
keep his word and rcmnin cit-or of tin»
”profession" which lie uuys he is quit-
ting for his wife's nuke.
It is not contestsof ntreugtii tiint pub
llc multiment ohju-ts to. These have in-
terested 11nd fascinated numkind since
nucicnt times and always will done. it
hi the brutality of priuciiuhl inn, with its
dog and tiger like ferocity, the attendant
drunkenness. gambling and iimuliuniinu
M1 of the crowd that gntlu rs to iii-11111111111
molest. in his secret ,ht-nrt there is no
doubt many 11 minister of tho goupd
who would like to see u wrestling
mulch. or even it boxing match. In
which men did not knock ouch trillt'r's
teeth out and disfigure ouch olhcr‘s faces.
Grand opors felled signnily in Chl-
csgo. it has not been a great sum»
anywhere this sou-mu, partly owing tr.
the Ill luck that pursued the principal
company. But it looks much as if the
day of old fauhioned [trend oporn were
over. People will no longer pay from Oil
to sin 11 seat to look at state and horn
vwnllmnosstim Well. there is one on
tertalninont thst crowds will pay from
0110111010 a seat- to 1mm That is
primflghtina. if the urand operu stats
heotitlto prisedghters, they will still he
hide to draw.
it istobe hoped thstwlse uidl'sni
Kruger will succeed In arranging 11 per-
fect will-lull union between his one
country and the Orange Free “All.
Then the tire sturdy little Dutch Afri.
can republics“ its toluene-time for.
deform». and “lead will Wt their:
font-times as much as she demeanor.
Nothing impresses en llnuliahnnao. or
anybody else, illtc pow».
"Themwmsldinsnmm
hllogtohsm uponcnhufllr. Ohm
that anything I hose tried onunot oom-
0110qu
mg? 104“?» It It
PACTO IE”. cor Third AV. ‘ltl lhl‘V'l.
“MAMA -—I‘irllfit
There it Adkins,“ Desi.
There is nothin just! as good as Dr
K 'aNew g consumption.
was andoolds, sodemand it and do
notperniitthedealer to sell you some
substitute. Bewillnot claim there is
anything better.hut in order to make
more profit he may claim something else
to he just no good. You want Dr.
King’s New Discovery because you know
it to be safe and reliable, and guaran-
teed to do or money refunded. For
coughs, co .oonsumption and for all
affectionsof throat, chest and lungs, there
is nothing second as is Dr. King' 11 New
Discovery. Trial bottles free at It. H.
PleiMd’ 11 drug store. South Nor-walk.
1105qu size 50c and $1
on You Ever
Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for
your troubles? If not. get a bottle now
and relief. This medicine has been
f tobepeculiar l adaptedtothere
lief and cure of all emnle Com p,lnints
gaming a wonderf‘titl dimct iii’liuenoe in
ngstrou on tons to t e orguns.
If you have fires of A p,petite Corintipu~
tion. Headnctht‘uintrng Spells. or are
Nervous. Sleepless, Excitable, Melan-
ohol or tronblodwith szy Spells, Elec-
itters is the medicine you need.
are gumunteod trengtealth nudiil- hyh
its use. Tifty cents. and Si 00 at. StSH
son‘ 11 and Wood's stores.
lslhsr's Deilshl With Iisnd's Colic Om.
Hummer. Mass" “.30. ’95—de
ModicineCo: —"I wish to any that I pro-
cured a sample bottle of Dr. Hand’s Col
ic Cure and am delighted with it. My
baby is new four months oid,a11d has
suffered every day of her short life with
colic. I have tried almost everything
ever heard of. but can truthfully soy
pain with Dr. Hand's Colic Cum.
Yours respectfully, Monti. G. Miller,
88 Arch St. " Sold by uliDruggists, 25o.
Mia's Antics Salve
The best salve in the world for cute,
bruises. sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. letter, ch11 sped hands, chilblnlns,
come, and all s n eruptions. and pool ,
tirelyoures piles, or no pay required '
it is guaranteed to give perfect satisfno- ’
tion or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For Sale by R. lil’iuisted.
swim“ mumps.
l-lOYT'S Tl-l EATRE!
Sauth Norwaik. 1 111111.
One Week, commencing
IOIDAV, MARCH 29
Engagement Extraordinary,
THE: SAGES!
X L1 Mode Sage, A .\i.Pi1D
Ll l), 02in clone Sage assisted
va B. MCI) lo M. \ and (JuliCI'S
in a matvcioud production of ‘
LeGrand 1
Hypnotismei
Drawing the most cultured audiences;
ever seen in theatres.
lndorsed by clergymeu. physicians
dentists. scientists. lawyers. teachers and
the lending people everywhere
Performance reiiued. remarkable inter
eating and extn- meiy in'ughabi 9.
Program changes nightly.
Prices 15, 2.3. 35 and 10 cents.
Deals on ash ut i'ioisted .~ and Pine:- on.
OPERA HOUSE, NORWALN
r w.mroan1.._ Item” I
The lh-eutiiul Youth Actress
JEAN RENOLDS I
in the following Nun-91111711! Plays:
Tuesday-«BLEAK HOUSE
Wednesday Mstinee~hli l’l'iis.
Wednesday Night—HAN TU MAN.
ThuMawaOWET-ME-NUT.
Friday»CAMll.i.l1J.
I
Saturday KAtlttt-c-«ltilhlflil AN I) ,1 ‘
.ll thll‘.
Saturday Night-«A HUMAN
DOClllll.N'l‘.
ADMIOOIIGN.
Erasmus - ~ . "9.201111113th
”ATllllltl-i - - loo
't'u 111.1.11111'11111111111 1111111111.. '
Mia at Woods anti'l‘omiinson'm I
. Engine!
Not how cheup but how good.
_ $50, 75.100
WW
Sterling: i
“Built like a wntch."
Crescent: 1
“Sky 11131.."
$40 to $75
Fishing Tackle!
Endless Variety.
Moo—«~—
Wire Cloth, Rakes, Hoes, Spades,
lite.
--—--oeo—-——-
JON I’S ASBESTOS PAINTS
llanlon 8: Goodman's Brushes
Fox Cycle and
Hardware Co.
No I20 WASHINGTON 31'.
Bicycle and General Repair De-
partment in charge of skilled
mechanics.
PRICES ALWAYS RIGHT
"Everything from n needle to an anchor”
RubberStamps!
of all kinds,W including the Air
Cushion Stamps,eto.. Rubber
Sterne Supplies, Brass and
Nickel Signs. Ste 11 o i l s,
Steel Stsmps, Seals,
Stencil Dies, Burning
Brand 5, Jones'
Seals, Cheek Per-
fo r a t 0 rs ,
E osmsl letters and Signs. liey
Dhsoits and Umbrella Plates
also Lettersd, Letter Copy-
ins-Boolta to Copy Letters
Without Ulster or Press,
Stats Agent for Put-
nsy‘a Petit Ledger
for Short Bill A0-
counts
Brahsm's Patent Psus, Star
Automatic Paper Fastsners,
Togethertsith afics Special
ties.
.iOlll revert. AGENT,
l‘ 0 Box 3. Bo. Norwuik. and Residence an
[it wraide Ate. EN
:Do You Keep
LUSTRINE?
NO. WE SELL lTl
This remark whsm-crhcard at a
leading groccr's. llousekccpers who
have tried it been that LUSTRINE
iS the best article on earth lorhousc-
ciraoing.lfyoul1n1e never used
it, try a 10- cake; all grocers sell it.
Young Man.
Do not take the chances of
dying without insurance
when 3 1-3 cv-uts a tiny or 21
cents per week or 01200 per
your will insure your life
for 31,1111).
The best is the cheapest.
insure in the
Oonnsctloot General Life
insurance 00., of Hartford.
I. I L'HOMMIDIIU.
sheath llaiuiitreet
OONOIRT AND REOITATIOASI
ill 'l'lll.
’covrpsrthtvsit Ilsters' Quaretts“WWWll
AND MISS lilill'l‘lll'lll‘) LYNN.
Friday has ‘1. April' ..nt hint M lii‘ llilri h
l' ndert oAllsI-ii‘nso'ihn i1'pworth Lemme.
11ml Wlwneiwhho hell i i111r1i1l uud
ill 2"1 1‘
Shorty Sherwood listtsri
nissa semen o1 mow-iris.
armament oi Wallet: ater Dis
Osli sud asst alstss!
stylesinllsts. (Sara ate. all!
FOR FAIR Elfm
111: umrro tints:
HANDSOME I
Finished in richest enamel,
or of frame; have your chain
LIGHT WEIGHT!
Why buy an
STVAISN. DISTIAOTWI. AATTVI
1y col»
y other?
The Silk and Dress floods House of
Western Connecticut
NORWALK, CONN.
Are all ready for you upprow-L
made with Eton tiy front and blazer jackets, lined with ,
silk. and range from S7. 50 to $213 00
(lAi’ES.-—-Silk grenadine capes. $7 50: cloth capes. S2 98
to $12.00; silk cape with chiffon collar, 87.60.
095111110 011'
Spring Miliinery!
,1 Saturday Homing, larch 21:97. ’
Your are cordially invited to inspect our new Paris
and London designs 1n tiitumed and untrimmcd
hats and banners.
IN OUR GREAT OLOAK ROOM
The lowest Tailor led/e Suits,
The Latest Style in Jackets,
The Correct iisnging Skirts,
The Proper Shape capes.
The largest
and J
The tailor made‘snite are 1 “
New Silks.
271 pieces now-st spring colors for waists, 7.30.
it) pieces of choice tlt signs. title.
tipiecss printed iwiiu silk, in cpiprs, for dresses or
W'll518,)00,
iilpioces printed India nil silk, 111 large new Paris pnt~
This is the
has: bargain ever nii‘c- rod in Norwalk 1n the silk line. 331:.
in pieces large littered. black hrocuded satin. for separate.
terns for summer tin-«.1111 and shirt waists.
skirts and« 2.1111211 75!:
Drens Goods.
It lrlflWOllllel“ tothe mnuufncturers us well as to our
customers. the big stock of dress goods we curry.lt'1s not
to us. for our dress goods department is known from Slum
from Dunhury to the Sound.
prices uroloworthun any New York house for the some
ford to Bridgeport
goods.
in pieces new settings, 25c.
30 pieces novelties. 139:.
2.3 pieces silk and wool and all we'd. 53013.
in pieces tho
wide. 7.312. .
Children’s jackets.
Children's Suits,
new covert for tailor gowns, Si incl“
CHILDREN’S GARMENTS
$1.00 tot7 00
33.7 5 to $9.00
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
25 black figured brilliantine skitts.
30 black and white check skirts,
‘ 20 Colored novelty skirts,
15 tufted check suits,
to black silk grenadine skirts,
15 large figured brocade satin skirts,
986
61.2 5
83 75
$4.98
810.00
810.00
in pieces lodies' broadcloth, for tailor made suits, Si 00
ii pieces French coverts, Si 213.
Our Drapery Department.
3psirs 1 lteniile portions. $1. 98 a pair.
in pairs chenille porticres. 83 .5 a pair
111 pairs t. tperitl'y waist-es, $1 95 a pair.
Lace Curtains.
l1) inrs Nottingham, 490.
171 pairs Nottingham, mm.
2.3 pairs Nottingham. 75c.
1.3 pairs Nottingham, Si 2.3.
'2': pairs Nottingham, 31 51).
1 irislt points front $3 111111111 (111.
Draperies.
in pieces colored figure detritus, i5c. .
ti plvcvs old blue and fancy esteem, 2131:.
11 pieces 50-inch tapestries, 500.
ii) pieces 50-inch sateen tapestries. 7.31:.
1; pieces 50-inch silk tapestries. Si 69.
New tapestry table covers, {the to $11 00.
Another sole this week of Granite Iron were.
Now things in Hosiery and men‘s furnishings.
Buy your linens now, before the taritl raises the price twenty per cent, for the linen importers expect an
advance afttr the passage of the Dingiey biii.
Jae—.—
HELLO 58 2
Words of Commendation!
We have words oi commendation almost every day 111 regard to
the quality of goods we sell and 11111 30111110 we render patrons.
We consider this 0111' best reward.
“Were 111.111 but constant he won: 1101 to I” in which regard
our delicious coilee 13 better- than 111an,l'01' it is pettect 111 its con-
stant excellence.
The same luuguave might be quoted 1n regard
to our numerous b .mds of tens, 111111 ritoe,post1u11 cereal coffee,
coui'omy 01,143,110“ white clover I10ney.i1.1ucygiit edge creamery
butter,” 50 ll) 4‘ lbs,
i71.1 00 \o1thi1eld creamory, best butter
11111de,25c lb, 4 lbs $1.00.14‘aucy lot oi 01 nuges {10111 15c to 600
(107:.
The Ferris hams and boneless bacon.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
as West Wsshlngton Street. South lomsilt. ct.
IF YOU WANT ALI. THE NEWS
HAVE T113
I l '—
Evening Sentinei Left at Your Hones
Regular”
Domestic sardines. per can.
Ensmciine, per box,
Smell baiting henna. per qt.
FAirhlnlte' Gold Hurt, per pkg.
‘l’sncy sugar corn. per one,
Gags plums, 1 lb can,
Oldenztirns millish, per lb,
_~
lieu Iéigin cresmcry butter, per ll),
Fresh country eggs. per doz, ‘
to iht bent out halter,
first limn brunt, per qt.
3 pound jar preserves,
Best evaporated applet. per Ih
lion Jersey tomatoes, per can,
Speciaihalgalns for this Week!
at oil
17 cts
:5 etc
11 ct:
19 cts
ii cit
S cts
Need S or lonss’ floor “.90 barrsi; 63o lug.
NEW YORK GROCERY GO.
Donovan loading,
Norwalk Chronicler