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involution " He took occasion to
point out the deimelees condition of
the West coast. 1 its said:
' “Wednnot want ennthar war with
old Mend. nor with fiance or fier-
many.,e and not even with old Spain:
hn‘tdoesnntwisdoni teilusthetheiore
we talk." even think oi war we
should reliect that the coast of Con-
neotlcnt Is almost as defenceieee today
as It was In the days of the Revolu-
Dietwilhe most. thorotghhred sport
I! Who fault..with the sparring
hitioui at the Norwalk Open
house lest night. the bottle being the
heat eve;- -witnessed in amt.
An audience of about 360 persona
oi all our Atlantic and Gulf coast. ex-
cept a few important points now forti.
bed. Works have been commenced on
lv‘lsher’s island. and soon Long Island
sound from the east to the west will be
safe. But from recent beginnings In
tion? The same is true. substantially ‘
, present and showed its apprecia-
tion ofthe prosnmm by liberal on-
planes.
Ricbnrtl Fitzgerald. of South Nor—
“Walk. gave a clever exhibition of club
swinging as the opening number.
' Robert lteeles and Samuel Long. oi
: out Ions renumeutol ballads
and [Mutation melodies during the
_ “to.
" . About 0 o'clock John Conroy, Inas-
in of .eeremonlee. introduced Steve
. O’Donnell. of Yonkers. as referee. and
«thin was absignel for the real sport of
. the evening to commence
.1 Cincinnati go between Tommy lic-
tierney. of Winnipauk, and Tommy
. hookers, was announced. it
Ilmt when Scott took his corner
M be was the heavier of the two.
eiduthiroonu progressed heahowed
a snpilnr defense. The sparring was
lively. and In the third round McNer-
any went “we. lie but hardly rev
[killed his lent when he found the door
stain, andwss slow in getting up.
flip girlng the fight to Scott. Heller-
neywureulyiormorebutasthede-
Chitin M been against him, the bat-
tle Va! 9!, During the second round
the ring gave away and was taken
down. arid the following bouts were In
the open
Ilko m. of Phllntlelphia. and
Billy Fourth. of Danhury. put up a
clever ‘aia-round light. Both men
worked herd. In the siatn round For-
nyth: was. decidedly in the but form
and oresawarded the decision.
was haween Dan Keefe, of Greenwich.
and JackJ'fox. of New York. it was
5 announcedthat the winner of the bout
would fight twenty rounds at Stamiord
with l0“ Webster; alto that it both
men were on their feet at the end oi
the sixth round it would he a draw.
The sparring was lively and the men
were pretty evenly matched. There
was hard hitting on both sides. For
. apparently lied the beat of his oppon-
ent. ' ’
Chief of Police Bradley was present
at tlie ringside. but the alab- was very
ordefly and the oillcer had no ollcinl
duties to perform.
iodosaonm urea.
‘rwo Ridgeport City Oommheionerl
“heirloom lalieeeaaee.
0ne.of the biggest surprises in
Bridgeport municipd affairs was
sprung by Mayor Taylor at the meet-
ing of the Board of Public Works last
night. when he sent in a communica—
tion notifying the board that at the
neat meetingof the Board of Aldermen
which occurs on the first Monday of
larch. he would prefer charges of
malfpaunce agelnat Commissioner
Waterhnuee and William 1‘. Ferguson.
of the Board of Public Works.
Waterllonse is a Republican and
Ferguson a Democrat. and tor the last
' year have been at swords' palms with
layer Taylor. President of the Sim
milestones-a Benjamin F. usher. a
liemoerst. has been mu in once for
thalaatyurbytleerefusaloic
flasher Waterhonee to vote for any
other candidate in preference to hlr.
usher. The mayor Is an advocate of
trap reek and the two commissioners
all hlr. usher are in favor of soft
l
layor Taylor will probably claim
loose methods In the conduct of ai-
fairs In the Public Works iloard arr
ell-all improperly kept. and that the
city has been paying more for cartagr
I“ services than it would have
done hemeu whom he is to pre-
fer charges against attended to duty
The
would
of both commissioners
expire on April at but the may.
grand male so exasperated at their
W Maria hit that he will in-
alat apoa their removal.
mar-mm.
fling ‘l‘reesier its. II. for the lies
York. New risers sea Hartford rail-
vnnd. has been launched at Pm a
‘ slur yards. Willalm; liel.
‘t‘krae hundred W Vii-'1!" “'0
the shapes» noise bro
lies Ml Pusey. daughter
treasurer of the shipbuilding
dim are:
Iaoluld beat. it
on the hell are
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elgn ships of war we should hurry on
protected.
cope with the navy of any other nation
The principal event of the evening W
can "awn-fret”
W'
the building of defences against for.
until no port or city from Maine to
Galveston is not fully fortified and
“Outside upon the sea the American
navy should be built until It is able to
under heaven! Behold the nations of
Europe hovering around poor. defence-
less China, like so many turkey buz~
nerds, taking a piece here and there,
snarling end growling at each other in
theiearttlatonemnygctabigger por-
tion than the other. it America was
as unable to protect herself as China.
the same oormorent nations would he
ready to prey upon us. Our safely and
our influence among the nations of the
world must be based upon our readi~
ness and ability to protect ourselvee
everywhere."
Governor Hastings, in his address,
referred to the destnlctlou of the
Iinine:
"We are In a troublesome hour. end
the spirit of your fathers Is sometimes
stirred within you. and you look about
you. and you feel the lone. the death
of American citizens, as if each were a
bereavement that came into your
household. You gather your wife and
your children about you. and you can
hardly hold yourselves from espress-
ing those sentiments of American loy-
ally which are not complimentary to
many foreign governments lint let
me give you one word of caution. i
ask you to remember that there never
emergency in this country that
di fled the man to meet that
emergency. tApplanse.)
"i say to you this afternoon that,
whatever emergency may come upon
us. we have the men to meet the!
emergency. (Great applause.) Let us
loyalty welt, let us remember that
time is n healer as well as it destroyer,
in our last great conflict time was the
hospital. time was the nurse: yes.
time was a Holy mount that stood
by the bedsideofwarandnnrsed into
strmgth and beauty Incomparable a
nation almost divided. So let pram
continue to reign. let our love and
peace continue to throb in our hearts.
that heameotis peace which gives satc-
ty. strength and glory to a option. not
Illll stupidity of mind which refuses
to reflect."
aawaar auras oowas.
Dre-albat'illhe won After the
m lesson.
With the new Easter gowns comes
.5 mil supple skirt, which clings closely
around the hips and wider»: gradually
toward the edge. where it has a width
of between four and five yards. No
stiffening material is employcrl for this
the Idea being to get an easy curve.
Very often. to produce this effort. a
separate and rathwr elaborate under»
skirt is furnished. The bodice which
has the invisible fastening mniinnes
III vogue. although many momma-s
have a tight hock with a semi-loose
plastron.
Sleeves continue to be quite rim—
lilting. with a slight fullness at the
top. The neck dreasings are less com»
pllcaied. the decorations alum the
high roller covering only one—third of
the neck. Among the colors best liked
err champagne. brown. blue. pink, he
iimrope, broom-green. red, black tan
a matter of mot-eel and while, most
important of all. whim-ii ladies'
Home Journal.
flew. Bronson the Insurer: tortill-
ealisne m
Governor Cooke was interviewed
yesterday In reference to his remarks
at the it. A. it. haul" in New lleveII
last Tuesday. about the need at de-
tritus aiosg long island med.
"l intended." spill the governor. in»
day. "to dwell longer on the new funlo
nations at Fisher's island. as i am in-
formedthatikey mtohsvsrystroag
and will. when eoespleted. protect the
mud on the east. The timid-allows
ontkewsetehoeldhesefleleatloprev
vest the recursion of as my iron
that «stream. and i do not see why
cmteutmueitisswlli not he
seieegsieetsuaekwiIlIIkropdsoi
the W W."
"liea’tmthiakitwoaidbrwlsrio
foriliytheharhnrwoioarroastrlties?"
"M.
”i believe that New item. W
part. Math. new Isl-nu sad the
matureoesttowaahareerighiie
liahncltemo Hotel,
MONDAYJEBJS
Dr. it. 0. Flower. of Boston. the
greatest physician this world has ever
produced. whose practice has extend-
ed to every civilized centerof theworld.
whose name Is a household word in
almost every Connecticut home. makes
thin astounding annmtncemeni that
from February 22 to March 5. he will
treat and cure every sick man and
woman desirous of being cored.
Fret-Absolutely «Free.
. Dr. Flower further announces that
all patients who begin their free treat—
ment within the specliled time, he will
continue to treat free until they are
cured.
This free offer includes all chronic
diseases of every name and nature. ex-
cept consumption, paralysis. tumor
and cancerous diseased For these
special malignant diseases a smell
charge will be made. This great free
offer which Dr. Flower makes has
been made .msible by the Flower-
Thompson Medical mmpany. who own
and operate Dr. Flower's great praco
lice. This Medical company has asso-
ciated with Dr. lv'lower the ables! and
most skilled physicians of the pres»
ent day. and has soared nothing in
making this free treatment of the sick
exactly the same to every patient
treated, as If the patient had paid a
thousand dollars.
The Way this Great
Work it Done.
lir. Flower. with his associalml phy-
sicians. physicians long skilled In his
peculiar methods of treatment. will be
at the Allyn House. Hartford. next
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday.
February 22. 23. and 24: Friday and
Saturday. February 35 and 26. at the
Winthrop hotel. hierliiea: lionday.
February 28. at the lishsrkemo hotel.
llmuh Norwaik; Tris-eddy and Wednes-
day. March 1 and 2. at the New ilaven
lloIIIIe. New Haven; Thursday. March
3, (trucker lioItse. New London; l'Yi-
day and Saturday. March 4 and 5,
\t’aurugan llousc. Norwich.
Nearly all the examinations are
made by Dr. l‘lowcr'e asaIrciute physi-
cians llir. Flower does not examine
one patient in forty himself). Those.
thsirians are tho mm! nble diagnos—
Itcians in the world, and they morn
carefully and “10"".le dingmlse
each case. The diagnosis then sites to
iir. Flower and he gives the prescrip-
tion, which the patient an not filled at
the drug Mill's. Title in all the coal
Ihcro is In the patients. lust Ihc nom-
llinl mat of Ilia~ mnllciiins. which
would average tor a Inomb‘s treatment
from one to tour dollars. and this is
all tlw patient pays for Dr. l’lower's
brains and skill. care and directions.
livery examination record is sent to
Dr. l‘lowrr‘s oflicr. 729 lloyiemn street.
liaison. and carefully preserved for fu-
ture use. and with this record before
him. he can. lhmh mneepondenre.
motion the treatment of the free pe-
tienis as accurately and snccqsfuily
aatbosetvhopayaleraeenm
rt.- rumormm mum mul-
perry has put upon the market some
eisiy oi lir. it it. ir‘iowsw’s principal
remrdies used is his practice. remedies
with which be h- cnred tons of those.
sands of the repulsed incurable of the
earth. It is believed teat these are the
most valuable. sure-live and avlenllllc
remedies ever psi. sans the market.
that they will actually do what they
rial. to do. and will care lb per cent
of all the chronic diseases for which
they are prepared.
it has hen theosegrm desired
llr. l'iIIwev’s ills to out his prev-tire,
with all it carries with it. within the
resel- oi all. and la th.s ass departure
ii lit-roster sensible for the meet
Ilsa lathe world wwajnyall that the
mliiimlre can get is his treatment
trust this great physician.
m n...»-
Flii llilllli Wilt.
M... ... a“
Dr. Flower has aleo ar-
ranged in delirrr his new
Health Lecture free to men
and women at lluyt‘s Thee
ire. thisciiy. Haturrlay crew
ins. Velmry 2i. at t
o’clock.
recruits.
Wawillftiralsh
I00
VIEllllllld
Isvmnoes
flee 495:5, including Inside
aadontside envelopes. the he
set quality and most artistic
mm or
$8
Neariylii p. cent. is. than
encoders! by another in this
city.
RACK ADDITIOXAL HUN-
Dltlll'. .
Wedding wék folded and in-
sorted in envelopes without
extra charge. Other engrav-
ing our-winding” cheap.
Wealso make a special price
on
CALLING
CARDS ”
Plate and 50 Cents, l .75
II H N.) u I a
Addre- on Cards. hi cents a
line eetre
Where plate Is furnished:
so Cards. on pants
lm Cards. 75 sure
EVENING
SENTINEL
Wt NGTON.
whose memory we revere. never told it lie.
Yet we honor him for what he did. not for
what he did not. Reputation rests upon
deeds. not upon omissions. ,
Our reputation rests upon the same
solid and substantial foundation We
want to be judged by what we do. ,
Just now we' re tryingr to clear our "
tables for spring clothing. he .lag ards of
winter 5 selling must be alien rid 0. We're
willing to pay you to be p us get rid of them
by giving you your choice of all the broken
lines oi overcoais at 31; .310 or 37 $0. Or
you may have your choice of the broken
lines of suits on the same terms.
As these prices can last but a few days
its to your interest to come quickly.
. If you can see :5 far ahead as next win-
ter. wouldn't you like the best underwear
made at 20 per cent. of regular prices?
pugs so.
BBIDGEPOR’I'. CONN.
Open lionday, Friday and Saturday Evenings.
”€ng
MRS RORER
thewell known cooking expert. lecturer and anthorityon nag
pure food. says: "Cottoleue is a pure and unadulterated
-\‘III
.; article. and a much more healthful product than lard. and as
g a substitute for the some i heartily recommend it."
C:llllT'llllEllE
lspurereg ctabieoilcomblnedwltbwbolesomebeef '-
enet. and is unequaled for shortening and frying ;
purposes. it makes your food light. appetizlng,
dipstible.
”mt-orprmwmyywr "any
any other wan} ' Kellogg?” oi it '-
'I'IIE a. It. retina”; unreal.
unis-go. er. unis. x" \ork. Montnal. ii»
WANTo.
Old Gold and Silver.
Old fluid or Silver of any kind; old broken or discarded
Wnicbos, i'buins, Jewelry. Spam», can, in any condition.
FULL CASH VALUE WILL BE PAID FOR All llllllll’l',
o-.-n\‘-.w
A. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler,
Opera House Block. Norwalk. Conn.
The Home Paper.
Nothing iukm its plum. 'l‘bcrv i« no ~IIlsIt'Itutc- :illll thorn
never will be. ' ll i~ unique nml origilml. holding in its firm
map all the purple in town. TIII- pan-ruml Ilu- penplo- our
inseparable. 'l'lwlriiltcrmtnnmlaub mul Il.mui llli'yllilll
know it. Thu only practical way"! attracting line-e pimp!»
la through Iltc local my",
0
The Evening Sentinel.
m I“! m"
Yeneaaalovd rated-inmate".
Hiram holes serystsgeelwereiyesn
”perm quarterly sunsets» aflrtlsa.
Yes alumna-kinetics evil
of ”1a....”
idea
summons“... the
neuwrasnsitassareadauessm ctw
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iterate» of our rapidly and steadily lumen-lug Minions.
which has been and is advancing until we now boil it owe»
my to keep our mowing and mdrrstrtnmrs in «Ira-ration
day and night. and our engineer finds busy lamb» in prev
. renting his Woolly whirling mglm than writing a tum
The Business Merl ‘
of the Norwelks and vicinity are rapidly looming ermtlnced
that it does not pay to have cheap printing in tree In their
lithium.
_ sleeping on the third floor. The tilt
short while in Church MM ,
lbs. Atzzlilapolloem‘an now
ticed big sparks flying from
ment house at 1“ Church straett
oilicer found that e blaze was
from one of the windmill on the
floor The doors were broken open.
the family on that floor were
out without any damage
yelled that a family of women w
rushed up stairs, and when they "with
ed the top story the life saving 1%
was stopped by the names, which we
«a to be playing over the entire builds ,
lll‘v
Streams from dying women wars.
lit-uni, and Glitter Bagillf rulltetl ill
pulled out Ion-o charred bodies. (the
W
quick viorII oi the like
(booked the fire and it was soon Inning.
control but not until nine lives on the
third story had been lost. The m
arc: Mrs. Reliever; Knicirmeyer. Albeit
II'NmI. (thawed O'Neill. Josephine
Knickmeyer. 1': years of m: m
Knickmeyer, it years; honors m
meyer. 9 years: Francis Kblcktneyer. (
years; Lillie Knir-krneyer, 3 years; a
baby of Mrs. Knickmeyer. 1 month old.
Mrs. Knickmeyer was the wife of M
{luff E. Knickmeycr. '
CONGil—ESS Pnoceeomoe.
Senate mm ('orbett's nits-lease , "
Talks on Rivers and "nelson. V
Washington Feb 26- —HenryW Cor.
hett' 3 right to a seat in the senatefrom
Oregon was under consideration by ill!
sunair- iur five hours. )lr. Spooner
Inn.- of \‘lisconsin concluded NI
speech in (war of Mr. Corbett and was 7
fullmwd by Mr. Teller (sliver Rep.) 01' '
Colorado hlr. Alton tPop.) of NM
and hlr Tilrle') (Dr-In.) of Tenm
with speech”; in opposition to the seat. ‘ "
In: of Mr. Porto” and by Mr. Turner
(Hen) ..i Washington in favor of use.
In: him. ‘
A lung and somewhat exciting debts
over tin.- uueslinn of river and harbor
appropriations Willi preriplttited lie the.
borne during the Iunsiderntion ofstlte ‘
sundry rivil appropriation bill. .
it “ill me iir ally agreed by all illgin
who pertiripated that there would he
no river and harbor bill at this M' l '
of congress and this led Mr. Moody to
attack the mntrm 1 items carried In the ,
sundry Iltil bill He selected an an“- ’
Iristion of 3350.000 for Rockland. In" _.
which in in Mr. Dingle)” s district I“
his remarks in denunciation of wht
he termed favoritism approached the
sensational, Mr. iiingicy denied that g
lw. had ever suggested the approvrflr‘ ‘-
Ilon to the committee on appropriations
or to any individual members of the
onmmiitw.
Fab! Railroad Arm. ‘
Savannah. Fob. 2t.—~Tbo Plant system
and Atlantic mast lino Florida special
vestibule.) train between St. Augustine
nevi New York was brought up a sudden
standstill Im a burning trestle near
Wuycruas, in!) mlloa south of Saran-ht.
try a warped rail last evening. ,A Dildo
olun N‘hih‘k curried "n‘ Ilvalll of III;
uterine] ui Yonkers. .‘4’. i’.. 66 year.
use. and threw the remaining .
gen info a panic. but all 950.
only slight bruises. w 1.
stopped, the llama fro ,
tmtle communicated to W‘
and the tire spread rapidly. ‘1 '1
hilthn-r and his train crew
brine-l) in assisting the .
from ihv burning tors
Ismael-l ‘lcrvlm l’or lilo
i‘hlt'amr. int», 26, Sunday, any“
n m"! apart iv) tin- seberal 0M“ 5
the T i as a. special ‘ 7
day fur rum... i1. Willard. it in :1
rcItdy s rr-rl leltrr «lay among the whit.
nirlmm-ra. Mm: prohibition day‘ and
the birthday of timxrrul Neal Dow. m‘
Iart «Illiciai ml of Miss Wlllnrd “I h
III-HI:- a tall for its general tritium
n.t by obit. nblmnurs alone. but by
than his and ulhr’r swielies.
llny Trust In lbw MM. ‘
Chlt‘ilxn. Fell. 25. 4 iii! {If "it W
il’tleirt format in years has been or.
annual by I'lllvugu men under lb
1mm» it! Ibu- American May was”;
.\ItiwIIuiI the l nrtmmilun is I'm
Mlvltlflini ions. c hc-uwivwartera will
be In this rin The organisation, when
wondered. all! im-iu-lr more than in
of the inmost buyers and shipped at
hay in In" rum ni Illlllulll. Indiana.
filllu and hill-bison. The capital M
is thallium.
The l‘aplwn of lat-y.
Kilrsbethruwn. N. Y.. 'eh. 2““.
item inlay. who Is implicated in tin
murder or Home Warden Jackson.“
flcbrmm lake last fall and who
from jail at this place my the lib -. '
has lwn found at Paradox la
ham. its was tutored with an! ‘
of bay and haul it wiru‘lveslc‘r ’
no rounds oi «cartridges in his
atoll.
ris- sslo. In Instr-es
imdtbegnat IleIrIandInaIlI-upon it.
I""""l‘hc Tendency oi the Times
ishrwardehigitevaradsdpvintingkwihetaeoiisuasss.
mtthandpvmmasdiniaeteliwbohave
use endowment-ottoman tlwyreellaethatprluieil
matter. which bears the slurp oi "perinatal and skillful
Wendmrshdeaseuiiszlnlusliansteatadmals. M
ivwanysumhnaasvtheehamoiemhm
WWthMWmm earl-sens. llie..l'ah.u.
Wmetteriauamndesweksveraldmdhehuaen WW
mmmmvlaesdeflhlsm
it is not a Case of iiidc-end-tio-Seek
mummmemmru-w
(illittlli’IBtiliii iii lithium.
I!» “'“m. Mi Mi fl.
“Mormonism-amines.
it
it
tannins "hunlhetmw lathrpvlailanlisr. tar
Southwest iiarlmr. his” l'eh. .
worst storm of the stream prev-lid
Viv-r vessels are asholl'v at the ‘
Ilse harbor. Inw at these. the
Form llelle. Captain Wood. of n. ‘
N. M. "um “0thle to W91
It. with e s-nersl cam. Is is
pavilion and will purl-ably go to
m ore-vs has moped.
Intel Dual flees w m
Jamaican. Pt. 70. Inna,
and Hugh Melt. milled m:
at this place. nearreled about 0“
”Land leweilihr'astahalib-
I'ry'a heart. killing him W
rifled at his deed liswril at
side twice. first by until“ .
end their by drowning. flu is a“
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