m, Wis-almost- present line or
but clung cannot!» in;
' night on new
_ in the stung: ofthc
{today promises to be fair to
1', with nearly stationary. follow.
toosrtiy cloudy. with lower tom-
aud probably llauuerons winds
mint of the thermometer for
rhours ending at noon today
Iboro zero; lowest. all degrees
memofl for‘ Tomorrow
Sunsets | Birth tide i Low tide
6:]! 10:51 5:00
fulfil“! sols wont.
m lit! Brest Energy by his
_ Matrimony.
W road is energetically
electrlcconstructicn on its
. Berlin and New Britain
.. The great power-house
flooring completion, and the
olhoiics and engines will be
W delay. The boilers are
‘ ready. The power for tho-
dinetwhich will occupy one of
York and New England tracks,
Hartford and New Britain, will
Milled from Berlin. The line
Berlin to New Britain, running
flietrachof the branch road, will
be furnished from Berlin. The
of laying the third rail on both of
linesis now well advanced. One
fib New York and New Eng—
' truck! will be devoted ex-
5 to the electric railway
. between New B:ituiu and Hart-
. second track, will be used by
‘ “lino. retumlngto the old. one-
,Iynteni for the down miles.
. , and through passenger trains
on the single track, the electrics
. a ring the second track. 0n the
branch the truck will be used by
electric and steam cars.
'10“ involved in the improve-
'lnatprorcnt in the hands of the
I departmental the road at New
The third rail. however, is
‘ltid by the construction force.
Molecule line is completed,“
I» M in charge of Superinten—
“flavldsou. bring in the some do-
, with the steam line. it if
= thatthe electric line between
‘ and New Britain will be in
“fly in the sumuler.'
“H m Goes to Germany?
. Beiltemr, of Norwalk, who re-
W. ill believed by many
“acquaintancosto have gone
bonnie Germany. A Senti-
lssrlmt this afternoon that
W Harwell: about llo‘cloek
Who disappeared for va
. sad that this. together with
Winners. indicate that he
ambit) for Europe. ill one
“shortly after it) o'clock the
“In. its Old Church.
Wing committee of the First
* finiscopal church held a mom -
light and voted to more the
Wit ediiico totilc rear about
. Mi. which will carry it to
. Theold church. how.
have s frontage on Wed are»
m cm be laid to it through
yard. The church will he
”the "i0! and [Illusion
of the new church.
'stsstrs sues.
was «has suddenly ill.
M insulted from spcplury.
_ , .. I.
' Those newspapers are the
' the unclean. Three of them. picked up
: and had elephant Tip being strangled to
fool is held there during
7 .. a hack drirsr. thirty
it b! vellum! station it»
as! was removal in the
‘ “Mite died soon billet"
mi lib-'1'“
‘MWlouwssw
, , is the Wayland
is home lunches. arms. when
I‘ll!
Shall
if certain newspapers develop the
student. thatlswhstwoshalloorncto.
ghhnares‘
sud delirium trauma of nineteenth
century journalists. Their pictures ii-
iuatrato the monstrous. the horrible and
at random one morningin one of our
largest cities, contained among others
the following illustrations: The huge
death with rope» and pulleys. Children
who are the pictures will be reminded
to repeat the experiment on cats and
dogs and other animals, likewise on
their own playmates. Other pictures
represented the two man brulcs who
fought ill the disgrxlmful performance
at Carson. There were their favorite at-
titudes,.iheir especial knockout blows.
Ono gave a faithful map of the points
where its fut'oritc's blown had landed on
his opponent. The faces of the two man
brutcs were pictured in their exact repul-
sivcncss of feature and expression. The
boys who ace the pictures will go out
and imitate the fight. The depraved,
villainous counts/names of the two man
brutes will sink into their imaginations
till they grow to look more or less like
these two beautiful heroes of the hood-
lum, the gambler and the thug. ()illcr
pictures showed a woman choking a
burglar, her eyes popping out of her
head with horror and physical strain.
The reading matter in the journals.
was a fit accompaniment to the infl'rlinl
pictures. The horrors of suicidca, nlur-
Elf'IS, accidents, rotten scandals and dur-
ing robberies m rc depicted with all the
rividncss a fiend himself could devise.
Day after day such horrors :zrl- gl‘f-llltil
out and thrown broadcast til‘l‘t‘llllb loud.
Life is becoming too grievous to be
borne llccauscof tin-m. Mankind ism Iii
lug to recognize the awful truth thut
we grow to he like what we think about
and read about.
Do the intelligent, moral liifllYllillul9
who happily compose a large majority
of our people wnnt'thcnmlrcs and ilnh
children to. be like the creator: 5 depiclrd
in those so called newspapers? I i not.
their it in time for the community to set
its foot down upon such horrors. It is
time to let those who deluge soviet y with
such journalism know that they have
more dead against a stone wall. it they
wish their own sons to income thugs
and countrrfcilers. their own «luughtr'rs
to become outcasts. their own lllillllt'l’S
to commit suicide. then they mlglll to
be permitted to have their way and let
their so called newspapers go into their
own faulilicsnud breed the Ferment of
decay there. But they must lW‘ lllfifli‘ to
ulull-rslaml that oillrr pvr plus will u: lllll‘.‘
li‘illl such horrors llor lli'l‘illii ills-m in lo
brought into their holurd. it is tinn-
right here and now for decent .‘llli‘rlt’ull
citizens to stop this thing.
I
There is one of the «lull»: of u pm sit
dent of the United Slim-s from \Vlllt‘ll
he certainly ought- lo ln- rxcusvd. That is
shaking hands with l'vr-ry l-trallul 1' who
calls on him. Ill the early days of tin-
rcpuhlic, when there was only one collar
on the chief encntivo of ill" llllllt‘il
where now there are at- bust a hundred.
it did not so much matter. it “'iiil por-
haps a delicate way of" indicating lo a
voter that he was no guild as a president
ill this lulld of light and lilwrly. Now.
howwcr. we have lll'i'll proving that
equality for more ”It!!! lilll yours. and
all the world knows it by this limo.
(luv day sim'o l'rrl-‘illvlll MI-Klllll‘y llltli
lwuin ofllrl- hc slnok llllllfll'ihiilll Lilli"
immune. it ill appalling. the thought of
wagging all those bands. glow-d and
uuulovcd. clean and otherwise. So far
ml the more physical rxhnuslioll pro.
dum‘d by it goes. illi‘ nmuo length of
time spoilt in chopping wood could not
weary a man more, and il Wliillii be li
much more healthful exercise. The tax
is still greater on it prosidvllt‘n wife.
Mrs. (“lowland is said to have uniform!
mlvcroly from the custom. isn't. it be
dropped. 'l‘hnro are now too many poo-
plo in the United Sunni-«for them all to
lnlvoa tugatnprosidl‘nt'a or n presi-
dent‘s wife's band. Bowing is ollougll.
All nsm'illtionof cycling claim lliiii
put lliii'" on rword llgnllllll llit‘ prlnllil-o
of displaying a green or l't‘il light ill lilo
front of it bicycle lump. Only a while
liuhl. should be ulu-ll llllclnl. though some
consider it ornluiwulnl to have a mi
light at the right side and a green light
at the left after the manner of nautical
craft. This will enable n cabnlan or pr.
doctrinal who wishes to pulls the mm}.
tuna to know on which side he is. it is
to be commended. But a rod or green
light in front is confusing and is liable
to lead to accident.
government in February. iiitli; to lie-
wmber. Willi: in February. 1895. and
February. ma, lmm the national
has increased allies in“ from ”Him,-
lllill to ”4.881.107.
«my that they will not even lot so insig-
nificant s nation as “rims have her tor.
one; allied to by so much as a small
island. “
‘iiuthassitsnwsuts to by mail
monm
mm a m-
assisesslslls Well. lsisssrlitinulis
momma-unload ”
, «ism at this generation '
be turned into a horror day by day!
The four issues of hmrdsnlsdc by the '
debt «summon. The annual interest
We the “It Millie
«mo: '11» hzmhlic 'l'll‘z‘de m
confound. 'T i "till"1 Pi one of a
slmiisrscu 50m etc than grade.
users s E l
I m. «IO-l“ I!- I“! 8!
l’l‘ig'l'g‘i't‘lfifi‘cnr. Thi‘rr‘l'A‘v. & r h St. N. Y
and Astoria. L kw “I il
l
m
”RIMS.“
AThereisnothingjustssgcod as Dr.
King? New for consumption, .
ooug andoolds.so around it and do
notpcrmitthedesier to sell_you some
substitute. Hewllluot claim there is
battenbut in order to make
t he may claim something else
to be just as good. You want Dr.
King's New Discovery Menace you know
it tubs safe and reliable, and guaran-
teed to do or money refunded. For
coughs.co , consumption and for all
nifectionsofthroat.chest and lungs, there
is nothing sourced as is Dr. King‘s New
Discovery. Trial bottles free at It. 11.
Plaiswd’e drug store. South Nor-walk.
Regular also 500 and Si. .
Dill You Ever
Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for
your troubles! If not, got a bottle now
i“ if“ um “mil “hm"
con to ' p tot orc-
lief and cure of all llcmnlo Complaints,
exerting u wondwful direct influence in
firing siren h and tone to the organs.
you have of A‘ppetite, Constipa-
tion. Headache, Pain In: Spells, or are
Nervous, Sleepless. Excitablo. Melan-
chol ortroubledwith Dizzy Spells, Elec-
tric than is the medicine you need;
are guaranteed trougtenlth nudiil-hyh
its use. Tifty cents, and $1.00 at StSll
son's and Wmd's stores.
Isillsr‘s Delislli With head's 0ch Core.
Havnnuua. MASS" ll, 30. '95.»!Iand.
Medicine C :-"I wish to say that 1 pro- ?
cured a sample bottle of Dr. llarld‘s (.‘ol- 7
ie Gore and am delighted with it. My ;
suffered every day of her short life with l
colic. I have tried almmt everything;
ever heard of. but can truthfully any:
that anything I have tried cannot coni- g
pare with Dr. Hand‘s Colic Cure. é
Yours respectfully, Mrs. (3.0. Milleni
38 Arch St." Soldhy all Druggists. 250. l
lucklln’s Arnie: Salve l
Thebes: salve in the world for cuu.l
cruises, sores. ulcers. salt rheum, fever:
sores. tetter, chapped hands, chilhlnins,
ms. and all skin eruptions. and pool-l
rively cures piles. or no pay required.
it is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or money refunded. Price 25 cents
oerhoa. For Sale by it. ii. Plaistcd.
i
ENTERTA mums.
HOYT’S TH EATRE
South Norwalk. (cull.
One Week, Commencing
MONDAY, MARCH 29
Engagement Extraordinary,
THE SAGES!
X. La biotic Sage, A. ll. Pb. LL.
LL D. Ogle Helene Sage, assisted
by A. B. hlcllolc, M. A, and others
in a marvelous production of
,LeGrand
Hypnotisme
Drawing the most cultured audiences
ever seen in theatres
ludorsed by clergyman. physicians.
dentists, scientists, lawyers, teachers and
the leading pmplo everywhere.
eating and extremely laughable.
Program changes nightly.
Prices )5, 25. iii) and In) cents.
Seats on deli) iii l‘iitiahill'r null I'lilllou‘n.
'l'lll‘ lloliiliillli Ynlll u Al‘iiom
JEAN RENOLOS !
in tho lnliowinu silver-«slid l'lays;
Tuesdllyw - Ill .i-ZA K [it )Uh'lll.
Wednesday Mntiuceli i'i‘llii.
Wednesday Ilium-”MAN '1'” hi AN.
Thursday—H h‘llittll'l'lhhi E- Ni l'i‘.
b“:tlay—-CAMILLE.
Saturday Matinee—iii lMEi) AN 1.)
Saturday ngllth HUMAN
DOCUMENT.
ADMIOOIION.
- ill. 20 and
El‘lmxl s :lul-
Ma'i‘inlltltu
- .
baby is now four months old. and llasi‘
Performance reiinedmlmarlrublo,illler- .
crass llcusr, nonwsuté
F. W.MiTCilELL..... .. ...........binrla¢er '
.ll'nllcm
Engipi y
Nothow pbnthowgood,
gm...—
$torlin - s l -
"Built ilk a watch."
Crosc rite!
"Sky his." ,
so to $75
Fishif’g Tackle!
Eud css Variety.
——
Wirc Cloth,
t
'i
w..—
Rakes, Hoes, Spades,
‘ lite. V
«ow—«-
JOHI’S ASBESTOS PAINTS
, ilanlon 8: Goodman's Brushes.
Fox cidé’éid ,
Halrdware Co.
No/Izo wl IHINOTON .1".
Bicycle and General Repair De-
partment in charge, l skilled
n echauic .
PRICES l LWAYS RIGHT.
l'Everyihlng futon auoedle to w:
Rubber Stamps!
of all klnds‘, including the Air
Cushion Stlamp’sptc" Rubber
Stamp Supplies, Brass and
Nickel Signs. St e o c i I s,
S t e at lStamps, Seals,
Stencil} Dies, Burning
Brand 5, Jones’
Scull}. Check Per-
lrt r a t e rs ,
Enamel Letters and Signs, ‘ifey
checks and Umbrella Plates
also Lotti red, Letter Copy-
ins'Boclis to copy Letters
Without Water or Press,
Stats Mont for Pet-
nsy’ai Petit Ledger
for Silort Bill Ac-
counts
Graham's l ateni Pens, Star
Automatic Paper Fasteners,
TO‘OLIIOHMUI Office Special
i tiOS.
! Jillil intros, setnr,
i l‘. O. Box X. tin. Norwzllk. and Residence :ili
’ Birth-tile Ave. E. h.
., .r...
ilo You iieep
LUSTRINE'L
NO, WE SELL IT!
This remalrk was overheard at a
leading groom’s. l-lousckccpers who
'. have tried itlkuow that LUSTRINE
: is the best article on earth {or house-
fclrauiug. Iii you have never used
,it. try a iOCllliikC; all grocers sell il.
l
; w WW-
Young} Man,
lilo not take the chances of
dying without insurance
Wilton ll lvll route a day or ill
cents per wool: or .811: on per
your will insure your life
formant.
Tlhc best is the cheapest.
[more in the
2 Connecticut Bsnsrai Life
insurance lilo" oi iisrticrd.
.. .. hl'HOMMIDIIU.
shlliuth Moiuiitrsot.
concur 1snu resonances:
in 'l'lii,
' censrthu sit Sisters' Qusrstts
Mill erl.‘ lll‘lll'l’lti’llli How.
i Friday Eru‘u. lipril‘J. iii Fill-l. ALI-Li‘lulrrh
’ i‘udurlhoAuA plum nfillo Ellwortll Lf'iilllli‘.
, and benefit oft u how l‘llurcil l- llilil.
it" of» 5c. , ill all its
l
horty Si srwccll. Iisttsrl
Doolipisss portion of it. (insomniac.
LIGHT WEIGHT!
IUY I
“W .
quim h-ersm
yo Aid. l'.\li'i‘.~ or ’l‘lll". Home. lilo; ”3:33?“ 'c'iill‘vfiiil"?i‘iii“lsm
Hunts at Wood’s niul'l‘omiiusun'u. l stvluilifl .Cars etc. I out!
THE UNITED STAllES.
HANDSOME ! l .
Finished in richest cllnlllol,au y col-
or of frame; have your choice.
Why buy any other
The [more are socctcnupwilh its!» 1 OTVUDH, OISTIIOTIVE, “Oil'l
We allow liberally on old bicycles in e:
our bicycles. Try tunic - -
t‘,
97 noon.
chain: . Examine
road.
“1' la
The Silk and Dress floods House of
M li'ceicrn Connecticut.
torus for anuuuer tll’i‘sriflii and shirt waists.
M -nlil 3 i“
rationed "
l
‘ ‘ s
'1‘ l t stock of
-—.-‘ ..,,. . he Illrliiitlsckcis ill
NORWALK. CON N .
OPENING 0"
Spring Millinery!
Your are cordially invited to inspecr our new Paris
and London designs in trimmed and untrimmed
hats and bonncts.‘
IN OUR GREAT GLOAK ROOM
The lowest Tailor Made Suits,
"IO Latest Style in Jackets.
lbs Correct Hanging Skirts.
The Proper Shape Ospss.
v
I
i
Are all ready for you approve]. The tailor made suits are
made with Eton fly front and blazer jackets, lined with
silk, and range from $7.50 to $25.00.
ONES—Silk grenadine capes. $7 50; cloth capes, $2 98
to $12.00; silk cope with chill'on collar, 87.50. ' ~
CHILDREN’S OARMENTS
Children's jackets,
Children's Suits,
$t.oo to 87.00
$3 75 to taco
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
25 blucl: figured brilliautinc skirts, 93c
30 black and white check skirts, $1.25
20 colored novelty skirts, $3 75
:5 iuitcd check suits, $4.98
to black silk grenadine skirts, Sumo
is large figured brocade satin skirts, $10.00 -
ill pieces ladies’ broadcloth, for tailor made suits, Si 00
ll pieces French coverts, $1.25.
Our Drapery Department.
1'5 pairs chenille portiores, $1.98 a pair.
10 pairs chenille porticres, $3 75 a pair.
ll) pairs tapestry wrtieresklsi 98' a pair.
Lace Curt-inn.
in pairs Nottingham, 49c.
l5 pairs Nottingham, title.
2.) pairs Nottingham, 75c.
15 pairs Nottingham, 31 :25.
22 pairs Nottingham. 81 .70.
Irish points from 3;: to $11! 00.
Draper-Ion.
ll) pieces colored figure denims, 15c.
ii pu-ccs old blue and fancy sateens, 25c.
‘~ pieces filo-inch tapestries. Bile.
l0 pieces flu—inch sateen tapestries. 75c.
l‘» pace. filo-inch silk tapestries, $1.6M
Nr-w tapestry table covers, We to *3 ill.
Another sale this week of Granite Iron ware.
Now things in Hosiery and men's furnishings.
New Silko.
25 pieces uewost spring colors for waists, 75c.
10 pieces of choice designs. 690.
8 pieces printed ludia silk, in colors, for dresses or
waists, 50c. '
lo pieces printed ludiu all silk. in large new Paris put-
This is the
host bargain ever oil's-rod iu Norwnik in the silk line. 33c.
10 pieces largo figured, black brocaded satin. for separate
skirts and capes, loo.
Dre-n Goods.
It is awonder to the manufacturers as well as to our
customers. the big stock of dread goods we carry. It is not
to us, for our dress goods department is known from Stanl-
ford to Bridgeport. from Dinhury to the Sound. The
prices are lowcrthau any New York house for the some
goods.
in pieces new Mililllfl‘. 23c.
Iii) pieces. um ellll‘n‘, title.
23 plows silk and wool and all “it. J, Wu.
lo plows the new cover! for lullor gowns, fl-l incllva
will», In.
Buy your linens now, before tho taill‘l’ mixes the price mom-y per cent. for the linen importers expect an
{lil\illlt.t: uliti iili: l .lzsglgtr ol lllr: Dillglcy bill.
Words of Commendation!
We have words of commendation almost every day in regard to
the quality of gomls we sell and the service we l'endcl' patrons.
We consider this our best reward.
“Were man but constant lil‘ were perfect” in which regard
our delicious notice is better than man, for it is perfect ill its con-
stant 0x00110110}. The same language might be quoted in regard
to our numerous brands of teas, head rice, postuul cereal coffee,
country eggs, new white clover honey, lauey gilt edge eroamery
butter, 25c lb, 4.1 lbs, $1.00. Nlll'illilelil ol'eaulory, best butter
Emade, 25c lb, 4 lbs $1.00. Fancy lot of o 'ilugos ll'Olll 15clo (300
The Ferris home and boneless bacon.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
Flou WAnlALLlHE N'Ews
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular. . . . .
W
(107..
‘Ropvular Prices!
llavc won us the trade ol'illc Norwnllrs. Our prices situnl unpar-
allcd. Here you will find the lowest prices with the additional
charm of reliable groceries.
llsuo plums. not can. In Fancy sweet wishes, pk, 2le ill fresh eggs, 3,”,
lllb package oatmeal. lie Native potsoss. bu. we in lbs but rice. , an:
l in jar summed preserves. 7e ll) lbs yellow mug], m- at lbs milk crochet- gum
magnolia lllllli, can. in lo lbs rolled cats. the l ' . lbs fancy mike”, pm,
tissue-sled applvu. wt lb. N: 7 its best Iifll‘ilii. we 4'. lbs lemon ates. or...
Bods crackers. pal-lb. be 7 bars imrsx soap. the 4'. lbs glanci- snaps, clue
land 8 or Jcnss' Floor 030 has; “.00 barrel. .
NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
Iouth Humour.
Donov.n .uilding. 0‘ e e, n a a o -
OI AUG I, ”M! I»?
“I11". HORWALK.)
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