Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 20, 1898 · page 3

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,. ' top the“; attractive and

. 4 i. . ‘ M circle-reruns..le
‘ this: also? lioudny. alleging from: the ,
_ m codepurchased and
WWW‘M plane as uniolded,
“'M at success never shone
W insemination band ”oi
‘ ‘ broth who will brave the perils
"" «its. values. ‘
' ‘ _ ¥W.!'°!1'W and every
We» who Norwalk my
pi'vtwelyhrmembers. each
invests annallyin the uncles

tuned p - ~ , -.
Wilts Norwalk people who .will
start are hernnrd Gantaldl. a partner
[Ville ”Nowalk Coniectionery Hanu-
W company; 1 .0. lingers, oi
Gloverfe shoe storegltiehard Volght. a,
well~knowa better at High atreet.
Sonthllwwuhndrrankw. Honor
hat Norwalk. engiuer at Walhiaer
i Dreyar’e. Others from this vicinity
who will go with the party are who
Putin, or Westport. abdanlton man.
Tm» Britteporters will also seek their
tartan. in company oi the adventur-
ota Klondike".

At Stallion! the party will be en-
larged by outsiders to the number oi
ibirtyfive or iorty men. with other
additions along the route, bringing the
total. of gold hunters up to
about meaty. Special rates have
beealdflliad b! rail to Seattle, which
point within the tidal destination utter
leaving New York in the states.

At battle the schooner lloonlight,
recently purchased for (3,000 by Harry
King. the advance agent at the cool-
i'IIIY. will he need in transporting the
suppliu, Wattles to the Alaskan
coast. (rota which point the inland
Journeyby the famous Klondike sled
will begin. Inch valuable data about
the region has been gleaned (rota

. ate. '

“it so do adt strike luck it will not
trouble tin much. as we are prepared
tor disappointment." old a member at
the party. ”in such case we will each
lose aboutllmd and Iiteen months oi
our time. 0i colon, we are only look-
ingior aneeeaa. i do not think it any
more dangerous than the occupation of
a drummer, who takes his grip and
daily goes on the road.

"Our lull supply oi load as shipped
from Battle will last us the fall time.
iiiteen months. in addition to which
we shall certainly shoot heavy game.
than adding to and eatendlng the dur-
atloaoinnrlnrder. Oneieatnreoiosr
party tatheiormingoiaatock com»
pany upon our arrival In Seattle un-
der the laws oi the state oi Washing~

, ion. Oar reason ior mining under
‘ Washington laws is because at the lib-
eral scope given to such movements.
while the prime (actor in such organis-
ing is that by so doing we place each
member oiour company in such a posi-
tion that beyond the value oi his stock
he cannot be held reaponsible (or the
debts oi another member together
with the placing oi his individual prop-
erty beyond the reach oi an attach»
alent."

livery member at the party has ar—
uulred an nuasive vocabulary oi min-
tag terms and geographical names. and
uses “with great imdonl in de-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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and bash-hill. .
durable, are included in the list. no:
plicate suite oi everything as tar as
quality and made double. Extra heavy
woolen stockings will be taken an ehov
sea ”the menbetazfi'hesewill he
covered by(eltboota called

 
 

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.atrnettons. 'l‘beeein tnrnwill becov-
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arrlhiagtheir intern. They have the
utmost emblem is their ability to

and evidently have been getting into
active condition during the last cold

The food question in the most impor-
iaatpmbia— ta be dealt with in such
a journey. This has insu'mlyvd in a
to
theasslrea. That which is most port-
able has been salaried. that in. any
elated onions and Mines, salt pork.

- 3?:

. Mu paadsrona and

Therwoolen underwear is oi the best

roaidinga. litgh 1le rubber and knee
hooteamleowlliderare in mi hill.
Capstonelttheianeyoicaehmem»
ber-wilibe purchased altar reaching
Seattle.

Fire—arms will all mans be omit-
ted. Win W _. "land allot rune.
”New . wlhigfliaaare
ready toihe‘rtailan away. Revolvele oi
heavy callbeewwithr bunting knives
and 1.500 rounds at ammunition coin.
plete this department at the outfit.

Agate warn oi various turn: will be
the dishaenned. This were is non-
breakable and will not rust.

The mining tools which will do the
real work in this journey are low in
number and mplete. Pour. twist
drills. very in and about two
feet long. are to be lined in making test
bores tor pay dirt. The shank is
snowed to allow an additional length
oi chatting to be attached. Further
additions may be made until ility ieet
oi steel may be sent down into the
(recon Alanine soil.

All tools and goods will be shipped
in chests thirtyonine Inches long. thir-
ty wide, by seventeen in depth. 'l'wo
doaen mining plots made to order
with melee] core are added. in addi.
tiontothlaacanoeadaeieconapicn-
one from its peculiar V-ahaped blade.
so ilniahed in order that ins may be
"gallant to answat‘ any m in
v . ,
The direct route from Seattle will be
the Copper river district. otherwise
called Prince William's Sound. and
trout this point the sledding begins.

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Rev. Father Patrick O'Connell. aged
titty. of St. Mary's Roman Catholic
church oi Bethei. died yesterday. after
a long illness oi heart disease and cer-
ebral trouble. He had been the priest
at St. lary’e (or diieen yearn and was
extremely popular in Bethel. lie was
widely know throughout the iiariiorli
diocese. Prior to his coming to iietbei
he was a curate in the church oi the
late Father blulholland in Fair Haven.
Since his illness Father Ermine ("Yolk
hell. at New Haven. a brother. has at-
tended tc the duties at the priest oi St.
Mary's.

 

Lain-gem

One at the teachers in the lianbllry
public schools wonders where and how
he acquired the reputation oi being a
detective. It was only recently that it
was discovered he was a detective.
He did not learn oi it llllnaeli until he
got a note the other day trust a wo—
man who lives not a great way iron
the schoolhouse. in which she asked
kiln it he would please help her iind
two sleds which had been stolen treat
the hack sloop oi her residence the
day beiore. tie has not yet recovered
her the sleds and it is probable that
his reputation as a good detective is on
the wane.

 

cyatavsievlaropa.
The amount at oysters exported to
turope tor the week ending January

 

 
 
 
 
 

tibia
concentrated M ’l'ea and miles.
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titr.astheieataanle.l.iihasbeenfl"vo'm:m """""""" m
aimed. (senses the silica dreaded ”n“. it. W a
W. a thought that is «spice» 1," ' anthers """"""""" "
ant to the traveler. 'lile hm tablets ”"333"; """ "". """" Q
and concentrated toads will always be m - " """"""""""""
carried on the m whenever the
party divides invent realm or another - lieu-advent was the tastier will.
that in case at separation rostrum iii-s diagnosis min at tile musicals?
by he gained tiara their i’im'r belieuartertheeaesnii raves-hem
lies. oil the use at whirh a deals to tile word "Mala" some on the

assistant. as she did luwt’hiiadaiv

eotly all thathwna needed by the'peat-
l .1 i‘

«relied! tally lawsuits incur
ciency oi the carrier aervit'e.

.d‘he debate ioolt a wide range Itr.
Woke“. chairman of the committee on
postoil'ices and postmada. inaiatllll that
many New England people repreaelued
by the senator from Massachusetts (lily
Rear? were responsible for the denotes-
cy in the (node oi the postodice depart-
ment. because they insisted that the
government nbuld carry [second class
mail at an enormous toss.)alld Hr. Allen >
(Pop) of Nebrneha charging that the
government was annually defrauded
out of millions of dollarh through the
underweighirlg oi mall matter. The
ventilation in a modified term in still

pending.

continued his speech in advocacy oi the
ratification oi the Hawaiian annexa-

cludorl oi the session that he probably
would require one more day in which
to complete his presentation at the sub.
Ject. Be dealt with the questioner»! the
agricultural and ' .
tiea oi the islands. with the character
oi the present

 

on the snbieci‘ oi anneaat .
atov repeated his emeritus that Presl-

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appoint-“mi,

 

in executive session Senator Morgan

lorltreaty. lie announced at the con-

coulnierc’iai whims.

‘ t and with the
new“ the islands

gWM'

CHAIRMAN Hi".
dent Cleveland was favorable to up all.
quietliorl oi the islands. and exam 0:-
pruned the opinion that it was his ill'
ientloil to have mtmml Queen ””3“":
kniani and to have negrlilntwl aim her

a treaty of annexation. lir- belie-ted
that Mr. (devalued would myer have
taken no positive a wraitiorl an be dill
take against the hole government but
(or the antagonirtlr and misleading re.
port at t‘ommlsaion-~r ill'mnt.
Th0 senate r‘nnllrrm-vi lhl’hr nominal.
lions among "more Edwin H i'onger
at town in he mlrtiflm in (”him and
Pharies l’nar- Bryan in be minister to
liranil.

(Saha- 0aealiaw la the I'm
The gunman or granting belligerent
rights In tho I‘ubnn insurgents was
argued in the house; but. as up the day
More. the lutnmlty hurled itself
against a stone unit. (in the only vote
taken «a motion designed to or".
rule the dfl'ialnrl oi the speaker and
dirert the committee on toreigri aliaira
to report without inrthrr delay .lbe
Cuban resolution panned by the wit-
ate at the last scum—tile Willie-
ans army! solid and voted to auatnia
'M 0h". q

The galleries were tilled. and there
was considerable onl'ltemflii will-ll the
members of the minority were ans--
rmively pressing all aorta oi ameodr
manta bearing no the (“taboo question
tor the immune oi mhwrranatng the
mayvriiy.
During lilo debate Chairman "lit at
the twin» affairs mm» 4mm- an
impressive aim b. explaining at length
the situation which made action by
congress inadvisable. He apolit- with
tropes-toned would or the presbtewt's
aympailly with the sirnaaie (or Cuban
”ch and the achievemia of
the present administration. The relenae
oi American prisoners in finite. the ra-
rall oi Wort-Ir. the ahandomrwrri oi the
policy at concentration and the autono-
myarilelne healtribuied in the armam—
tude oi the president and contrasted
these results with tile inaction oi the
last administration.

its averted that MW rtnhia

. male m‘sm the interval reuse. and

perhaps the roost dramiir portion at
his ape-veil on when he declared that
the insomnia only wished for W.
sot rialitllirithe MpeaMWilifl
this malty would be embodied in a
war with India. which would give them
their I'm Without lr'm. Ill- ‘-
aerted that the wee-idiom meat eel-aisle
the My ni ally «that M
allelic arm-isle til war sad assented
to both m of the mm to pat“.

tremble.

IOO .
VIElllllllBj ‘
IIVITITIOIS

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We will Misti

nine 2% ,3 including inside
and envelope». the do
eat onnllty and most artistic
engraving. (or

Nearly” per cent. lean than
evnolaved by another in this
city.

”It!!!“
Wedding work iotdrd and in-
serted in envelopes wilhoat
entra charge- Other engrav.
log correspondingly cheap.
Wenho make a special price
on

ChLLlIG
CARDS

Plate and m Carrie. 0 55
” ” lull " :5.

Addraalou Cards. 25 retain a

line extra.

When plate in iurulshecl:

titular-bl. mull.»

till Cattle. 75 cents

EVENING

SEli'illiEL.
”all w tilt at“

Yea eaa slave eatsdelnsysamiteryen
M lathe lasaryai a “weekly news—
:9“ numamw" r Ian-ates at action.

0"“ , that}. publications with
“auras!“ atheist-finer”.

 

 
 

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mammals—mam
seageaisnbheleaahedtethetaseaeeiman
udwamsaeiesiiarasadvedneneauaanany

dummies
“mummmmm
«elem-ad Membrane
last wraerastlhedsreadaalelsoisaert
Mien a. sales at

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‘ mantle one previcauiy mention-

 

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4, The Puncture? pri monolith: brokeill
llll‘espi‘ melts suits and “overco'ats in the?
store mark the. lowest "ebb du'li see for
many ada Tl!” llewiarlli: nothing to
do with t e, pace-making on the present-
willtclwlookouli oollwill never be as.
cheap as It hasbecll. 4
_ There's Wlsdom, there's true economy
in buying now. when the prices on all the
broken lines are down to

$5. $7.50. $10, $15. ,

There'san actual reduction of irom $3
to $7.50, and, ill a few cases, 1510 on over-
‘coals and suits.made for this season's selling,
and that we’re bound to sell this season. The
question is. who are the men that] are Wise
enough to grasp this money-saving oppor-

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molly;
e'tc not telling names, but there, are a
great many well-dressed men in this town
who make a practice of waiting for these 4
semi-annual sales oi ours to lay in clothing
supplies.

Knowing when and where to buy is the
great secret of light-buying.

, MEiGS «a.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
Oven blond-y. Friday and Saturday Evenings.

 

Louis Tanty

icrmcrly Chet oi Napoleon lit and the imperial family at hutsia,says:

"Iwill user (biota report's [or rent! ryr'n
far! so [on as I mil/4 able logy! (bile/(Zr. an!!!
I firmly lime Illa! Ill/rt is no neutral frying
wrolerial (11?! (Air mos! a: prize and pure olive
mimosa! to allolm‘for is; purposes."

ottdlene .7

h pure vegetable oil combined with eimiee beet and

and la Malina-l. swam-lg. dimlhlr. itmlomcl ll;

eminent yaieiaanand remmmerldedtvycmkln v

pig: an every way praiarabtatolarll or animafhi.
Qantas W is said mrywken

”and “tine. whh ear mmrfiwm .

aaeaadlisoidtnanyalhayway. mam!” m
m I. I. I‘ll-lit warm. .

8i. Leah. liew York. W

 

 

'i'llo lay-pie oi Snrwalk ltllil Vicinity nrc mnlinlly invited
tel-inspect "it? of the llulet t-lllllplctc stocks at

Opera Glasses, eic.,

'fllai I‘ll" be found it) Nortsnllt. All mania lllarkl-ll as low

M "to Mimi-giants "Ill be bought for anywhere, at

A. ll. AUSTIN’S JEWE

Operallouae Bloch. Norwallt.

 

 

 

the classie- anti Minoan.
it is my toe those who have never had
atria» culturally imininu. who have beat
their ideal- oi etllillrr- Illllfifil by the Mill
men-lat bullion all this particular muniry
and the whirl oi turmoil in whivhour taro.
pie are carried alsmu. In persnarlotbmr
arises that we are now quite imyomi the
insert oi Latin and “melt: that the pillow»
at the classic languages can be and ought
lobe supplied by the more martini atme
at lunch and liensan. This demand (or
youth] and partial - things is Just as

[W a. land”. “Vii-I.

to an no the stand. 2

 

tetanus-ah Colleen-w ai Casts.

L

li loam sight oi the illrldarneniai
pill in adoratioouvlz. that thesble
we at education tailleeipllrletll think—
ing and the cultivation ui attachment to
thsnohteaadths ideal. Thai theetasale
languages all-I a berm dlaelplim to the
mind than any other is generallyeuuaeded
by the beat nothorltiaa and proved by the
“i "W lt—
lloerawntimewe dodibenleaeenli-

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stock; but if you bu heavy clothing next~ i 9“,, mm“, ““1"”;
m

Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry, -
Sterling Silver and Silver-Plated
Ware, Umbrellas, Pocket Books,

.RY STORE,

Chicago. Jan. m—«Anaiuiy to hear the
timing prm‘ewlinga in the trial oi
Adolph i.. liuvlltv-rt (or the murder oi
his dire resulted in a tree iigiti in and
around .llldzv ilary'a courtroom yrniev-
day ant-numb. in whit-h thr- its» Militia
alarming gaunt at the door were til-lily
mooted and several spec-intern v or-
nuaiy clubbed. The rush. it is laid was
calmed by it rumor that lmigert was

l'flllt‘rllm. N. .i.. Jail. zit-Jilin ciasaol
tl‘ll oi the university has added in its
mewulrial cullerilnn oi ancient oasis in
the Art museum is valuable mics oi
casts of ancient sculptures oi the tri-
umphoi arch of Trajan. at Millennium.
Princeton's new collection is prolmbiy
the moat valuable at its kind now in the

“unsuitable!“

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

, ; ion want a remedy that
and sale to take. . .
”Chamberlain's Cowl!

these requirements.
iamous tor its cures 'ot'» '
throughout the United m. '

manyviorelgn countries. It
rivals, but, for the 3M!

nent cure oi bad colds, . ‘ ‘
a peer and its splendid M
everywhere admired and '
sale by a. c. Stilaolt. Swill .
it. P. Weed. Norwalk. , ‘

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

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Colonel ngglnaon. in an , . - H ’
this week's Harper's Bum. _ ff
the indiscriminate giving 01‘
presents. says: L ~
“All through the land the _
notes at the victims oi Christiane”
proceeding from darkened ‘
and [ram sols pillows in‘ g
hushed boudoirs, vainly calll
an aggrieved people. and .
upon an exhausted sex. to come ‘
the paths of reason and .
is not because oi the Chrlatlbaaj
tor that is long since digeued;
ill, but it is the result of a
prolonged and less remediable
symptoms. all coming iroln one
the abuse oi the kindly m
Christmas presents. When waned
vast labor that has come to be W
ed on these. and the long cam .
ills that (allow, one is tempted
that chimneys could be made
Clans proof. as they are alru’di
rat proof; and one almost
on with good old Samuel Bewall.
resisted the very lam .
Christmas festivities. and aura-is his
rejoicing in his diary: ‘The M' .
open. and Carts came to Town
Wood. Hoop-poles, Hay, eta.)
other Times. Being a pleasant m
streets were tilled with Carts
Horses! ”722)."

Mr. Elisha Berry, oi this place. I!“
he never had anything do hint mgr-uh ,
good and give such quick reliei

rheumatism as Chamberlaia'a. ' ,
Balm. lie was bothered slut
shooting pains from his to shill
lie it!“ this liniment, which m

prompt rellci.—-B. lv‘. Baker, Dr“

St. Paris, Ohio. For sale by G‘. c. ‘
Stillson. South Norwalk; 2. P. W
Norwalk.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Britkeport. Conn. organized
teen club several months i
the night of January l3 the
tion held its first dinner ‘
punch made from thirteen M
Edward Howe, one oi the toe.
came ill at thirteen minntu
midnight and (tied the other
The club may be diabailded.

 

-Aceton cares to Grippe.

 

A New Britain. Conn. drill oi I”:
tailors made arrangements recoil, . '
mndllrt a trolley illneral. The my;
mains oi Mrs. Emeline Wilkey " i.
brought to l-‘alrvicw cemetery. I,“
lance at 2? miles. ior interment. The
mourners traveled in it private trolley
car. which also conveyed the as“
containing the remains oi the I'M
. . .:

won't-om 7 “

Policeman Joseph Kincaid. at We.
Illotown, Conn. has a seven-year-old ,:
son who hill smelled cigars ever i)”, .. .
be was two years old. lie I“ m .< L.
the habit oi stitching three Mil . . ..
day. but is now breaking of, sad
smoltra but one every other day. 1‘”
boy‘s parents believe he was born lath ,
a taste for tobacco. iortlla use ”W

or mallo him sick. ._ 5‘
lira. Diary Bird. We
says: Iiy child is worth I“ ,
me. yet I would hair. ”It rrfl‘wl
crrlllp bad i not lav“ M”,
contain nonhuman-trough
Cure. it cures coughs. nib lli‘
throat and lung imbue ;
o. c. llllllsoa. it. P. Want. '

Edward lionohoe has M Mm
Newlmrypol’i tor the lam fl

 

 

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