: "9““ yet previous to a...
“Winsome. has not
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" .: downpour" a-
, veins toeoneeal the tie-
C . pill ;‘ Medea“ , . to
will? ‘whleh song’s-orb every
Widths” to become gm“.
”X3 '5'. Wed on the subject.
‘ Wham however, um
M re-
mvey to her
gPond wasnot seen by his
. w m tibia-wins Trev
role that day at
. Pond was stratied
, in blankets with whip in
hand and W! «modest. 0n the
Molthsheadandoothe iorehead
were serious cuts at a character which
in that thephad [reliably been
usdehynhottle. The man was ink»
Elem to solve thp watery have re-
suited in the toilowlng "discoveries:
Pouditunnlelhhadhaeninthe 'abit
of paying much attention to a 15. ear-
oldglrl.whollredwltltatnauofthe
name at Wagner, just over the Wash-
ington line in thetown oi ltoshnry.
it is stated that bond spent his line
trotn 8_aiurdsy afternoon, Jan. :2, when
heleflhlswiieJotheTueaday Inorn-
luswhenhewastoundatthehmot
the loan Wagner. The supposition is
that the than became Involved in a ira-
eus and received the wound which ulti-
ntateiy caused his death. and either on—
dertook to drive home. or was taken
and m by the roadside and aban-
doned to his fate.
Pond posse-ml a reputation which
the people oi Washington tin-en any
was not of the best. He formerly lived
in Winged. and from that place more
the story that while there by means
other than legitimate he obtained balk
Joplin owned by his wife to the extent
oi 32.0% and ran away. lie did not
return to his wife for 18 months. Pond
was the possessor oi a fine voice and
sung in the choir at the Washington
Congregational church. His habits,
however, it is stated. caused his dis-
missal iron: the choir.
roll-tom
Judfilaldwlnlpsahs his lind lo-
Battling m at Teaching.
Jada» Simeon 3. Baldwin of the eu-
pretne Court of Errors has the inflow-
las to say of public schools:
"It: impression is that in the tint
place in the public schools oi the coun-
try. and particularly in the higher
gradnuthpvresenttlnteanrest deal
is law» which is oi very little lntport-
allee to learn. liany teachers lilte to
tell and teach that which interest:
”in the next place. they select sub-
bridal-elm that are equally
ontsldsfloi the natural range at the
”II . , .
ward when president at liar—
yard.“ that the also who mid
Inclislt wall. understand lngliah
and
the
it
*3
$315! if
g
S.
, at the ingredients oi the
Idwnrd more“ had in
stint. lthluhthutsspresses my opln~
mildew."
{radium «was ill. I“
9'" “J.“ "“"9'99 r“9 9999 i999.
lllrJtndenonlsittor Kmrmm.
rearing to try it
mm
up the open river and lying down
loads of loan to what's it wns'ironen.
than hltehhorsesonaltddrsg thelogs
200 miles on the ice tea place where
they could)» sand and shipped to
this country. The wood was the first
meal ct vino Intros vm desirable
for making ntouldets’: patterns. About
a rearsnn he decided to take up n gov-
erntnent grant, and alter five months’
digging he has returned wearing a
leather belt. in which was stowad
away in lots about $5,000 worth of
gold d . ' . .
llr. Anderson, in giving it description
of his claim, says they dig the gold out
or the rivn'; with road dim. lust
amt as Well dig oysters on the
shores oi the Sound. ascent that in
Klondike theyoaenits instead oi
boats. The stream in which be dog
was about 135 feet wide. with the grass
crowingonthehanhstothe baghtoi
tour feet or more. He says the heat in
sttnuner is mantra, as the cold in
winter is intense. «Ur. Anderson says
he advises nobody to go to Klondike.
lion: and whiskey are getting the up
per hand and bloodshed in common.
Crowds are docking there. and deepen
ate characters, who would rather steal
than work. are then in large numbers.
printing and gambling are much prac~
lined. and for some time beiore he left
Klondike he slept with one but on his
bench and the other on the floor. ready
toiutnp at any mt. as he ieit the
door oi his cabin opening. by the pull—
ing of a rope which was fastened to the
doorond attached tooneoihia teetto
give hint due warning oi the entrance
oi men intent upon stealing. illr. An-
derson says he has had enough oi
Klondike. The coutry is also much
lniested withhears. .
oasnsonnnnurr.
natural-ammonia.
hum.
The Connecticut Humane enemy
has again been compelled to discipline
Loren Bonworth. oi Bastiortl. Alter
the vigorous treatment which Bop
worth received a year or two ago, he
had behaved very much better. and it
was hoped that he would mniiuuc to
do so, but during the post few wecke
it has come to light that his stock was
being sadly neglected. Last week the
Slants of the society visited the prom-
iees oi Boswerth. where they iouuti «is
horses rooming about his fields in the
forests without food or shelter. and
also two bulls and one sheep. One oi
the bulls was so weak that it could
hardly stand alone when the agent of
the noelety attempted to talte it to a
place of shelter. Cotuplnlnt was made
to 8. ll. Harvey. at this city. promot-
ing attorney for the Humane stMety.
who went to Instiord. Thursday. and
enmd tits arrest of lloaworth on a
charge at cruelty to his animals. He
was brought hetero Justice .1. M. Knuth.
“entered a demurrer and retired to
plead to the complaint. Justice Kcsth
then found him guilty and imposed u
line oi $7 and costs, which Mr. lion-
worth paid.
Hr. Bonwortlt is “H years old. in Id“
dillon to paying his due and «train. hit.
llosworth paid the expenses oi earl-a
ior his stock and tooit it home. pront-
ialng to euro icr it properly in the
inturn.
Villtntn Quinton. oi Brooklyn. was
arrested. may. on a charge or cruelty
to animals. lie was tried haters Jua-
llre Thurber. of that town. pleaded
4.”, puiltrsalsaldasoeoittsadeosta
Quinton hail lived with an aunt war.
died ruantiy. Alter her death he left
the place without Width: in any
warlorlhsenrneiahorsstsmand
acailnndnlocltothm.whieltwere
' n the Moment oi ‘the‘leadurs re-
temd til: the Teller minim. it is
laid. came at a roost opptmune Mr
inept. There .was little prospect 0‘
“P3. ' .3“
To do nothing would?” to attend the
money reform element and to run
President McKinley. Secretary also
and the monetary eta-omission.
'i'o.utternpt to do anything ntennt div
vision in the Republican ranks on the
duration at retiring the summits. the
other details. and ire-rides the honkinx
committee, in charge of the various
measures. was hopelessly at odds.
This does not mean that the three
minor propositions proposed by the
president will not he considered. for
they are likely to be put throuah the
house without dillcolty. They are of
mltil comparative importance, bower"
er. dealing only with some oi the details
of banking. and not touching the great
attentions oi gold standard, retiring the
grocnbnchs nod substituting hank noted
(or govtrnment notes.
All the amount Sneaker Reed will
now be carried to shorten the session.
He expects to secure llnnl adlournment
by June I. .
‘ DEBATES IN CONGRESS.
In. Innate on Annotation—Tho Ion-e
on Industrial W
Washington. Feb. 2.-No business of
importance was transacted hy the sen.
stein open session yesterday. The {en-
itire of the melon “an n attainment
made by Mr. mark titep.) of Wyoming,
as n matter at personul privilege. mm
teminw his vote in invor of the Teller
resolution. He maintained that his rot-r
was in no way innmeintrnt with his
liopublimnlnm um! declared that ltvv
would not permit anybody to not him
out at the party. as he was mum it! the
runners of ”W party mould not mm‘nt
him of political heresy.
The condition in the senate rosin-rt-
ing the Hawaiian annexation “’le
ital amtly imprmnl. and the friends
of the treaty. litt‘iodittgfienolor Darts.
chairman ed the not!” relations: corv-
tnlttee. are confident that m wont-mt
Whine votes are necessary tor a law-
thlrdn majority, will Vol'f' for mtltlra‘
tlon. Confidence in the changed mmlt.
lion in found in the determination m’ the
lrlerttls oi fulfill‘iiilnil to pus-w tux-wont
the imty to u iltml tote.
This feeling on.“ ‘limitll ohm iln- pm
vending! oi’ the atrial» at ”to trehty m
t-xet'tttlt‘e tor-stun vurr uprrml. Suturin-
Thurston mad» amulivtt in! ilw pout
tenement oi further ivnnsltloretion Hi
the treaty until flil‘ inl I)! liar h. The
motion was not dim unwrl at ivtmth .md
was ruled (town nut tore.
T’hm oh” imtk port in th" tinimit-
were senator ”all pl "'vfl!l'*t'(ii‘ui. who
opened with s caruluily arrmmml muo-
tnnnt in intro: oi it!“1”ltt"".l. Senator
mlifln‘“ vii 2‘"th 'Vitiltilti i‘p’ii'li in
this npewh. and H‘dlstl'll Whiia of I’alu
fornla Clio mild" a «pooch amt: Mitt: salt.
nan-lion.
unna- Debates Industrial Mint-lion.
The imitat- art-uteri "tool oi the ow
ninn to thr- iltstritt ni t'ulttmhln opt-ru-
prtnilon bill. [roving the debate gtlr.
Hlutpaon ti'op.l oi Kansas attetrtptett to
show from cilppliwn from Hattie popwru
that there hurl been no return of time-
verity in the lumber industry in that
state. lle also uttarlted New Johnny on
the home oi the trusts.
air. Mosley titrp.) ol listen. in reply,
declared that the. hiatus papers wen-
ioil oi rotor-mes oi the improvement in
the lumber industry. The clippings
nuclei! were “motions. it was. he said,
another pron! that gentlemen on the
other llilt' could are the apt-cit on the
hurnotmr. but would not are the door.
so. Prim ”tent oi flew Jersey it».
lowded his state. its declared that New
Jewry had been trust ridden bemoan
for your: it hurt horn under imnmrstte
domination. The tumult“ legirluture
had hnovitrti down legislation to the
mobilise hawswarrtohehad by
these who tutti the prior. The last
erownlns lni'anty oi the [Democratic
legislature was on nttmpt to worry out
“dummies oi the mat combine ivy
“it’ll the wire 0! mai was to be all:
vnneetl h per ton. lint at last. said
an. Pltney. the were. putrmtiv We
o; flew Jersey had risen in their might
and swept the ilenmerata m power.
The: had started as governur'last year
a gentleman Mummy llrnml mines!
who had now been mllrtl to a lot-am
rphrrw of “Hill. ill flirfllniefs cult.
int-i.
ltr. Handy rim») of minivan. on an
evidence oi the lack oi yttlnwl’fly, read
a letter imp a friend in f’hilnrloltvh‘n
who sold“ he had manned w norm-
plotted persona «it» on u tingle «lay rte.
tied a charitable soup house in Keno
Hr. AIM”! lilo/p.) «r! l’mmlvumntn
the! the rent oi the
of Mnryiranta than.
Mentor: a broad currency mens- .
counter to. the ”anomalous of
strengthening oi the gold etnndnrd and ‘
‘ was!!! ”MM
W
ENGRAVlliG.
'00
urchins
IIlll'l’AllOlS
in 4%“, including ioeitls
hadn‘t”! Gunship“, the all
as: quality and most artistic
aerating. hr
$8
Surly?!) per cent than than
ever adored 'l- another in this
oily.
EACH ADDITIONAL RUN-
1mm)».
Wedding work folded and in
nested in envelopes without
extra charge. Other engrnv-
ing correspondingly cheap.
Woolen ”who a special price
on
l'inteu'tol Inifartlp. O .73
u n H" ‘33::
Midtown on Cor-la. 2:: cent» e
line aatra.
Where plate its iurtt'tuittnl:
5M Until». {throttle
Ml Forth-i. 7.3 cents
to
EVENING
SENTINEL
milliliiitltkmthb
70- cm! aflnrd in $119qu yonruil or 10‘
fatally in the lunar; at a good wultly news-
paper and u quarterly utaaarlns oi helm
You can art hath cl time pohixcotwm with
sienna llhraryet quad onset: to“; per your.
“plate General Verify-severing a wider
range of nutrients suited to the tastes at turn
and wants oi culture and mm the: soy
thermos rice.
0. per snout.
runs rats rm revues. t curl-t-
wmmdkmwgo-
lttthysiliarshlnnombrraadbo
moan-ad ”Warm novels wits
hattwvltsrssitssdsrsadanasanishmt
Miss. pol-s. nation-es. “minutes.
‘ ml:
“”Hfltufl'm
rummmwmumm»
Manna
in bi mslnr he was c our broken lines
of suits and overcoatwmendin ”was out of
thequethon. So our role, it ’oken lines.
must behold" acts. at nvfhédrjvp on regui
lat pri‘ccs~~smds them
own in ‘
$7.50,. $10. $15
for suit or overcoat from the broken lines.
A host of“ good values to tempt you—stylish
Kerscys. Betver>.)Mellons and Worsteds in
overcoais,'made lose“ all the way from 52';
down to $10. Seasicnablc sin le and double
breasted sack suits in rough .Coich checks
and plaids, lancy’ worsted stripes and chev-
tots.
We shall try to iii every man that
comes, from the combined stocks. We can't
promise to do so if you wait to ion .
lite cltgped prices on the boys clothing
department
as brought the mothers of boys
here no goodly numbers-
Bargains.
Fancy Vests.
House Coats,
Bath Robes.
Underwear.
WNW”!
MEIGSKO.
: BRIDGEPQRT, CONN.
Open Monday. Friday and
Saturday Evenings.
it"
’ . .
it
FAIRY
PURE—Wi-IITE——FLOATING. '
Nothing enters into the manufacture of Fairy Soap but the '
purest and best m’atErials known to the suapmakct’s
art and that money can buy.
The Seat) of
the century
Sold everywhere in one quality and three convenient sizes.
{or the toilet, bath and laundry.
“about! tum trunnion out Italwl,
WANTED.
M
Old Gold and Silver.
iliti lmiti or Fillet of any kind; nlol brain-it or IilM'fll’til'tl
\Vllll'illfl‘.‘1lllllluall’ilv'hfi.Slfiltiin. vita. ill :1in muniillnu.
FULL CASH VALUE WILL BE PAID FOR ANY MOUNT.
-~ [LEM
A. w. AUSTIN, Jeweler.
Opera i-iouttc Block,
" ”tram? fa item '3‘": "'
Thu flothsr-lu-Luw Should be fresh.
with Special Dsterence.
"Hear anything lwim‘t" you penal
yourself to complain to your huhmm
of his motilor'tt fertile." wrltott Mn
Burton Kingtsiomi on "The not:
at the ihnghtnr-litwlnw." in the Feb
ruury Ladleu' Home Journal. "tiny it
your own owl. ’Mny (iotl do no to me
and more also, ii i over do noythlus
to rob n ntothcr oi n traction of hot
chiiti'a love,“ The sturdy toddler at
your sidc may make you n mothcrrluo
law some day. and no you now now at
will you reap. llhouid you ever find
it nomsnry to break through not
rule of silence never sped: while under
irritation.
"Pew attentions will please her
more thou to seek her to tell any bit
of news that you may have heard. An
hie from the fact that the average old
perm» feels lively interest in the tri-
talre of friends and neighbors. site will
value more than all. the implied wish
iur her symmthy in neutrino her to
share your imam. Toot her with
swam hootw ‘sml deterrence in the
prrseaee oi your servants. your child
Irv-e and your irlentlt. Their mat-ct
‘- um be modeled alter your example.
in insulation. put yourself in her
place. it will help mt to its fair and
kind. it you have already had on»
pleasant experience oi roar nether
inalaw'a presence is your hours. it her
'psesilsrltluarntemrouisltsis
WWo 'Mr m w ”W
me upset the 1mm
Norwalk, Conn.
‘ Took 5 Beware cold hits: the rite.
Alter the his the in i‘ripplr l'rtult. l
wit it very Micro cold and tried filillly
cumlim without help: lite t-uitl only
ir’t'nmllltt liltll’l' settled. Alter wing
lli‘l'o Milli" bullion oi i'humlm-ictin'r.
'ottgit Remedy. both the cold and
Mulch left the. and in thin high ulti-
utie it illitPt-l it tut-ritoriun rough twine-
ly to do any mutwfl. it. lieutlcrton.
itlltor Dolly .ltivcrtltcr. Cripple ('r-celt.
lulu. Sold by Ii. 1', tlill'timit. Smith
.torwoiit. and ii. P. Wml. Norwullt.
m art-*9 "114.
"l have no patience with your demo-
ratle untimiallsm." said tilts lll‘
lerly. with hateur. "Blood tells. had
or ancestors taught in the Revolution,
mu ilprilhlly.“ ‘ .
"l shopper you were too young to re-
Tint!!!” incidents of the strmgle."
w
prosperity mines quickest to tht
nan whoa» liver is in good condition
Demo‘s Little lsriy litters are run
)4,“ "Hill pills for constipation. all
9m indigestion and all slonsei
toll lim troubles.
“l. c. lltlllsvn. l 1'. Wood.
added in 1* {rest monsoon
anion at this case by
"fit; press auépnblle. he 9
t ordinal that Amino
be mannner or the entrant.
arming mum. and the at“:
: tiring to cater ttrthe will
not to renew hilt «mam ,
'contrnct expired. This Kn its
normal ‘ . ‘r
9 A new manager has not been
norwillonebciorsiewduyn.
ADRIAN C. ANSON
Burns, whom 999 people. do
pll'li as Aiwon'n successor. l
is fully competent to clincher;
tit-9 should he be selected for '
i’reetdmt Hart had only hi
(or t'aptttin Anson and was
in his praise of him as h
sportsman. ’
Anson himtwli wodld say
about his retirement. '
A DISASTROUS B . _
Ionic. .1 United “am I“
burned at Loss n! .1 .
Saugatuek. (room. Feb. 3,-
which broke out in the (and. 9
the reclaiming plant of the
States Robin-r company into int
practically destroyed the entire
entailing a lose at upward or
partly insured. The building
brink. tour stories in height;
feet wide and 400 feet long. it?
largest rmlaiming plant in the
and was considered practically a .
The upper floor was tisetl nan
room. and it is thought the l’ir'n .
about om: of the drying .. ‘
which are tttarie of wood. .
The Incttiry was equipped. tit
with automatic: sprinklers. which
lined dire tire to the fourth floor
ward of an hour. The homes. .
sut'f'm'dt‘ll tn react-ting the floor
when: wet quantities or old shoes
rubbers were stored, and mode.
fierce fire that the department VIII ‘
hip to do anything to check it:
company's steam pumps were
worked. but they had little reflect,
At midnight the tire was all”
lierr‘ely. ‘
The factory was built four
by the Goodyear Metallic Rn -
mmnany and will to the tint
Rttlvlmr .-ompany alum! more.“
Most of the rubber mill! in
lip- rmmtry are dependant “M .
plant fur stuck. and it is meal
tire will timettmtate the ohuttinm ‘
it! some" 991 Ill? i’arlni‘it‘fi. The H .
mts ltit'rlir-tl rt short distance WW .
the town and was entirely
from nihm' buildings. it was '
Mth in grindom and gave minim
to about MO perruma.
[fight over a Pastels. .
lhrminchnm. Aim. Feb. lewd .
at» enmnnmr m-rurrml on lite strep”
”whim lwttw-‘n \V. .l, Shim-ll, til
mu «truth. will“. and ii. V. CI
urnmlnrttt hormone in?!" of that
The minim“ nt'r-r ”it” "Pen“ 3 ‘
lml up in lite difficulty. illddeli ti
mi Pardon will! a pm'kwlkllifl.
int: imn badly in the head. Cordon
drew a lit vstitiwr revolver and 5?“
shots. OHO‘ of which penetrated Ki
hark. completely paralyzing Mill.
dell will dim minted in in jail.)
men am- iw-tulins: citizen; of that
homo. and the tragedy W . ‘
further himtdahrd. as both MW"
friend», who are aroused our 9
fair. ‘
loyal Aron lass-a Inst.
Album: I'M). (AMA! ”it! ’
oi the Growl i'ltupter of‘
Momma of the «int» of New
high priest. .lohn Webb: may"
nonl mltlrm. and “WW
grand set'roiln'. report .
hlld been an lili'fl'filfl in il‘
cxnltmlonn. tin restroom?“
fluiflililll, a decrease oi l! in the
or npplicotlntttt. 8 res " ‘
berahlp, l. “minions ' ’ 4" 9
The total number oi ted .
am. Masons in this mint!” 1
2?, ml. was 29.33. ax: ‘
last year.
Aanl'ld. Wt... '09.,"
Oliver tithing company .9
of the meat iron Jolt—It
range and employ“! E
‘ . In
W
, if”
all!
11;.
m m,“ '
the Alvin! mill”
VII caught II the
utantly titled.
reteomruto
“mimlwaltmtoapr? lwwm
warm.
Whitman. Atwyfluslml
Norwalk Chronicler