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Evening sentinel, Monday, April 4, 1898 · page 4

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the puleitself in two ways. We may
prudent runsrkthatboththeveproieety
ea" he by any ad tlie‘weenili
buuiephets. There is a steady. cool-l
paratively wsrul ocean currem llow
northeasterlyfrom theAsiatioshorce up
th‘rouflBuhu strait and on around
the with pole. when is reason in
believe this cannot continua onward
in its utterly drift till it reaches the
pole itself. That it is debuted and
turns southward around the centers
oust of Greenland. Now, a powerfully
built veusl like the From could, in
Hansen's judgment, steeln up through
Bering strait, get into the drift od this
ice doe current sndhedrswuwithit
nuthwsrdsnd eastward to the pole,

Wthouce-lpingoarrlodwith the current
’ down around theeait'coastofGreen-

lend. Bcuewhu'e between W
gndNorway theesplorers would strike
once nuns the lineot ordinaryoceun

f9 travel Ill 0.! civilisation. This voyage

of drifting would take about live years.

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, inventedendlnanufeo-
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use it’lenot eondetionol
neehiserycenheuledeulost
Ilia equestioowhere itosn

11 till United Stetps have
ekpsrieuoe than any others in
work. and they are the ones
"on to supply the demand.
5 . to our national pride
to our individual pockets.
more. Eleetrioal soul:

“horsepower.

H raw material of every kind.
b that lyre labor saving Inu-
hers hipulht to such per-

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sun—pendent
awesome-m. rs.
" Wueumunsee
luusdleuseuoe

Davide
about

,tbereceutorderfor
from Europe hyau
Is- be sewn meatless

see season's why American

”rem cheaply than other us-
! is the abundance and low

even with higher wages paid
) we... Increthan hold our
laugh peoples who still use

of Mull will witness
soles of the most tremen-

abroad from the
York that have been known
In $3,250,000 bushels
flint helf of it wheel.
m “up shipssre not
W on than. and the
have «and to um um
‘ It is notable that nearly
this grsls nose to Great
. W Imam, Glee.
if this grain were being

eeheeceofelvtmbl'
‘ swdprlvateus. hall

1' H It see. Mennws
hshertaitlledusutio

“beneath-ins
neural. thsieefi'
. dtheireswsdlso
Estrella: new
ironies;
loll-laymen“

«one:

to lethrvaseaed
lasts»

very unplhsunt. Nansen and Johnston
spent three winters in polar parts.
“m1!!! erperienm I must say I
found the arctic region a very healthy
placed reulrt," writes Nansen. Plenty {
of supplies could be taken and the trip
would not headull one. Onewould
my not. It may be added that Nansen
does not consider sschevoysge more
dangerous then many other undertak-
llsl- ‘

The second plan for reaching the
poleis bymeausofdog slode,start-
ing from the north coast of Green-
land, as Peary proposes to do. Dog
sleds can travel over the icenelds very
well and make long distenm it up-
pers, however, that the explorer.
heertiamore with thg boat trip than
with the dog sled . The voltml

wouldhopropelledhyfphethleneenpoi
" f: etioslly mlls"the surest
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with the erotic region is that the water

“ of thepolarseaisou the surfaeevely

cold, but ate depth at 100 fathom. is
is considerably warmer.

 

The world hall been waiting so long
for war to break loose among Europa
powers that it would almost be e relief
if it were to dose. Those whoere count

lish adornment are, however. Will];
wrongly. Euglahd' s best interests will
slweye be served by peace since she is
s manufacturing and cord
non. But if war is forced upon her
there will be fighting till those who be-
gen it will get enough of it. A Briton
is like his own bulldog. in case of wnr
the nevycf England alonels cqoslto
that deny two others in Europe. ltaly
hardeclered that her ccmnmciel inter-
ceteeretllesenleesthoseof England in
the for east, and ltely would cast her
see power. a fmmidshlo one, with Great
Britain in all probability. Jepau cer-
tainly would do so. The lighting sea
power of the three nations combined
would bee match for oil thatJ’l-unoo,
Germany and Bessie could do, even i.“

. France agreed to take sides with her

.

. enemy. Germany.

if lliss Nancy Fir, who dwells near
Delaware, 0., had been s MWepnpur
vendor, also would have known thus
people living in farmhouses and lone
some neighborhoods should never under
any circumstances keep lunch moneyn nI
home. The doing so is en especial in-
vitation to burglars to come endtor-

however, has hnown the fact esperi~
mentally dues the night four masked
men broke into her housesud bouudher
and tortured her till they made her tell
thsmwhsreshehadhlddeosl loo.

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principal island ot the flotilla hey
north Atlantic naval quadron was or

fouudouthsnt. Ossotthen, however.
thanthatofltsyWest

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timid rally declared with fipetn.

 

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newlines Milkmen-Institutions
league's» “hummmnumm

iguana
a... sdwcimthll‘laesulnm
linear work usual” “lowed by las-

pohrltreetiaenloscovsrsd see. This WWMWIM
.'euii£eno¢drflflngimdm. l

$35.11., 5; mm m.“ tmlli by the thousands of hls us.-
so will hie trons who psrvel at his an”. Keller la

in! the most bewildering collection of de-

 

V i”Whet shall I render unto the Loni
An «interesting "‘3‘ in mm for all He has done for me?"

,invltntion of the preacher. to review
the buntiemai‘ promises. their response ‘

ing on any lack of hegltbouein the Eug- ,

merciel ”A lot O'Cellnhan feels some extra meet-

ture, murdueodroh than. lies i'ia,‘

Key wt... wines the United 5...... "W m‘ m”
unvelatetiulis, issuialendin thegulf
of lesion, so miles southwest of the
mainland of flotilla. Key West is the

WP w‘“’”‘ “0'” WIMP 7” rerml in the regiment but a short
wiles-to the WTmos... where the unto and than deserted He could not

derodtogo. The islandssresuulssd state tnwhet company they served.
hmussthereislittlsor nowutsrtohe He var-Inner ere member de—

Wh’m . mm” m will MIMIOOMII Bill! villi il-

llot use of the frothy newspaper solo lit! the custom of Willla' letter to flee
torsnow trying their best on paper to ml Belts. it is believed the secured
mgm my am. Spain to...“ a. confessed or intimated his sum to lb:
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sum-anus l... lhr m ml
lull!” hahisdhinoleehoyhe
fweslshssl sssthsuaau lheesasrytd

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Ieel work which must have been re-
corals
rerely if ever given a maneut’s

e busy unit had a thiuhihg' than. lie“
is always striving to secure something
new and“ novel to the field of magic
and this season has brought together

ceptlous be has ever produced Hoyt' a
Thursday night

 

lonelydell’sllondon Bell e

At the Opera Home next Thursday
night Manager Mitchell will present
Rose Bydell'n London Belles Burlesque
company, bonded by Rose Sydell, said
to be the handsomest women on the
American stage. Talented artists and
beautiful women will be neon at the
show. There will be dance. romance
and folly, lu conjunalon with n vaude-
ville olio of spade] feetllrce. The per-
formance is continuous. There will be
a. merry curtainretscr. Cal de L'Amert—
one. and a jolly burlesque, The Isle of
Shela Pain. lo the olio will be seen
Campbell and Show, the favorite Ger-
man comedians; Edward Blaley, the
musical trump; llart, Walling and
Weston, in a new sketch lull of good
einglng and dancing; Miss Winifred
Stewart, the phenomenal baritone, and
the llangdona ill illustrnted songs.
Prices. 25. 35 and 50 cents. Sonic at
Wood's and Wilson's.

m. A! er. lOIlPR'I

Inprwuive Ceremoniesetthaclose of
the Ken’s Services, Last Night.
The last sent was taken in St. Jo~
eeph'e church Sunday evening. as the
men gathered for the dual meeting of
their MW. The nanotuary was
ablese with lights and oweol-noeptml
flowers. All immune floral baptismal
font woe erected within the rail, dis-
playing the various articles that the
priest 'llaos at the baptismal service.
Father O'Callabnn no.4 the preacher
and took his text from Psalm run,

it won n
touching disc ours. and midenll) went
home to the beans at tho: l-ullgmm-
tlou of men. All they stout up, at the

won one mighty chorus which left no
doubt of their continued determination
to save their smile at any cost ()bvl’
.700 men eppmm bell the minimum:
during the Mission.

Father 0"( allahell tolnaino «nor for
two evenings more So greet has been
the interest of non-(‘elhallca in at-
tending the Mission services that Path.

loge should be given to lbeul. and to
all in the community who might wind.
to know what the Catholic church real-
ly teaches in any of her precepts or
practices. lie believes that by arriv-
ing at u correct understanding on these
matters, that tho Christine charity
among neighbors ill this «immunity
will be greatly advanced.

A attention box will be placed inside
the door for the reception of all iu‘
ulllrioe. A cordial welcome in extend-
ed to all. Catholics have been requesb
ml to nerve as vac-one to their nou-
(‘ntbollo friende. The service tllll'tlll at
8 o'clock tonight.

an-

rmsmosemnroum Ell

'MWillisertssaMtsrtollis hr
“Commander

Sborifl lluwley bell to bill [mamlou
a letter written by ll. n Willi» the
alleged Wilton murderer. to General
Mrt'oeitry Butt. of the First liriglldo,
National Guard time of New York.

Willis, in the letter to (lent-val lllllt,
stated that be and llrocltllaus had serr-
cd In the Twelfth regiment, fictional
(luard State of New York. of which the
general was colonel. lie begs the gen-
era! to help hint and BMkheua out of

In reply General Butts writes to
Stu-rift Hewley for further Information
shout them. and the crime they are ac-
cused of.

l The general intimates that the men

trace their records as they failed to

serve little sympathy. She'll Henley

formation is desired.

some um» refused lo me one.

geseti against hill. at his trial next
month

Willis ins vidtsd by ltls nether M
day Ike had a lengthy conversation
with lulu.

 

in the Mall: Congregational shun-on
next new evenlu 'l'he‘ cantata in-
cludes a eontrello sale. which will be
sung by Miss Alice Me! Sherwood.

 

during ’Elll W011i.

Verona“ week l—w will u of desirable

untied and of son
and”, olives and tire shut-mum dog; .
with more. mules are slow sellers
with me. hsynd I’m '9». on oil
warrant ea to?I msoutll ow. ,
Price cards told no ry. his thing on the

list but whet is an actual ”Tutu.

lien are some Visual-American
we. tired rte,consoume,t~'tlhm,05 tail, .llzlonm hill;
Ill "

“be”, them around.
for made.”
funn‘dlr

Usual ptit‘l'
an Eeallnen's ”ugh
regular ldceens. Ilocsn. Van mp's belted
beeue,u «wholesale-om. lilo, two some; large
can baked beans, this «'1» 79; like
turd sardines, to clear not. lie. is
olives, regular mo (midi, me Be

Table tenors.

olivew,regu nghz’l‘gfi'e sauce. Muller

Worcester thlsselt'
l5.- s, lilo. llemlcmwn's cl nuance,
Ids. lac. Domestic lrrru u
queries” '. llrmorted alive at
tit-rat owls adenine mhemlthfurrllls
“mine that Is in: g. M I move on it he i
want it should. Fine mm r my goods, In
beans for our. 51. llnumwlll bottle muutnrd
,nlfk Four mils corn ft. (m mil
nest eorn. “(513nm on me l’tw bottles 1" fl
mapleey rural Iimm-l mc;mm lode. Pour
quests em nod honey at cost, ”'5' regular 4.-
good s.
Now hero is u chum-o. i want to ebow the
1:.er lbe-luanutorntlouds l nelli n the
Douay “ brand of Apron...“ green and yellow
gurus“l 'Regtllurp rice 2'- «my this sslelis can
mill floor Wu 1 u r put in mus. Turkm-
out peanut brittle a. box,’
renlasl (mob eggs, I: mum; ttvngoud email»
every 0.00

For Willard-y. ltlllw - .mnulutcd sugar,“ ls).
Ilernl beat flour. to. ill

No trading llltlllpv ml an thing here llll'll-
Home. l can't well at cmi n
forth.- prlvlloge. Mailman

Page premium
Loune'idmnnw.

Nettle! (luxury,
lzl North lulu street. it.» llorwelk.

Notice!

EAST NORWALk SCHOOL TAXES.
The taxpayers of the last Norwulll
Salami district are hereby notified that
the district tax of three mills on the
dollar. laid on the town assessment
tin. of 1897, at a meeting of the district
held on the cignteeuth dey of June,
1891'. at the [heat Norwelk school house.
will be due and payable on the first
day of April. falls, at. which time i
shall be ready to receive the
some at my store. No. it) First avenue.
Penalty at the rate of nine per cent.
a. year from April let, 1800. will be.
charged on all taxes relIIluleg unpaid
on and after hilly lot. 1898.
l3. l1. (loilHAhi.

(‘ollcflur of taxes for East Nomlk
School district
Dated but Harwell: Result ”.1898

mall 2w

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Notice 2

EAST NORWAth FIRE TAXES.
The taxpayers of the blast Norwslk
l‘lre Dielrlct are hereby notified that
the .iietrlct tax of conduit Inlll on the
dollar, laid on the town asseunlent
list of 1391. at e meeting of the dlsa
ll'lt't held on the first day of June.
1897. at the East. Norwellt school
house, will be due and payable the
llrwt day 0! April. 1898. at which time I
nheli be ready to receive the some at
my store. No. Ill First avenue. Penal-
ty at the rule of nine per rent. a year
from April lat. 1898, will he charged
on all taxes remaining unpaid on and
after May int, “98.

Human. lhr. W ar-

 

E. E, GORHAM,
Collector of taxes for the Best Nar-
wsllt Fire District.

Dated Best Norwnllt. March 29. 1898.
mall 2w

 

m

‘Tvvvnl‘rYTA
noon's, llER'S . .
bill's and all other

SARSAPARILLAS,

Hill's :cllm: Complain.
Spring
Medicines.

Alan .

Pleiewd’e
Sereeperilln.

Just as guest. cents leer, nude at

R. ll. PLAISTBD’S,

Mehecltense Block.
ilwth Nerwelk. Ct.

“Milli,“

 

 

Pimples

 
 
 
 

 

EASTER}

unol IADE gulls.l

 

 

 

”'13.,

SATURDAY, APRIL 2d, MONDAY, APRIL 4th,

an inch wide Percale, 3 yard» makes
Bill lrt Waist, for

I9c

Boys Hoax y Ribbed Hose, 2 pairs for

l9c

15c limo Supwrtern, 2 pain for

l9c

75 Silk l'xlpo for Children,

I9c

291' Feather Matters, ll inches,

l9c

Whit.» Hosting Sup, 8 here for

l9c

 

 

 

 

 

 

Our “10! Blade Bolts, Bicycle Bulls, and WW

a decided hit, the many customers that visited our gmtoloehh’ thorn give

I, evidence,“ their sppreclallo
pronounce the FIT AND WOBKlfANBHlP
agree with us when they may the units are from a to to cheaper than
they can buy the some suits in New York
into our utore Saturday and Holiday, we will have a great

Nineteen Cent Sale.

n. They have put

Glen Tumblers, plain blown, 6 for

I9c

Elegant Goblets for the table, 6 for

l9c

mull-on they
redraw, fl

In order to brings crowd

 
 
 
 

 

 

vemade

 

Heir Brushes, 39c one», foi'

I9c

Linen Towels, all linen, .two for

l9c

 

Bath Towels, 2: large once for

l9c

'Outlng Manuela, the we kind, 3 yards,

l9c

250 (IKE! Shields for

l9c
DIE! Ginghenno, 3 yards,

l9c

 

Heavy Unbleached Manila, 6 yards for

ISO

allow, for

I90

500 yard spool Banting Cotton, 6 min,

19.6

zbcwlsetCoverll,

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BoraxBosp,tlharsfor

I9c

 

Leather Belts, 250 one: for Men's 15‘“ W ”3'21”” {0"
|9c ‘ I9c
lilo Lndica’ cute, 2 {m- 26c Cashmere Banquet soap,

25c

I9c n.

 

lap. Matting, Lilo kind for

I9c

25c Tutti o’ Sluntere,

I9c

15c Plaids for Weists,two yards for

IS“?

Vel. Luce, 25c piece, 12 yards for

I9c,‘

 

 

39c Cniety Breed Pom, for 2 loevoej

Leslie-s Hale, 13.: fast bleti ones,

 

 

5 yenln lining Cenlbrlt', two pairs for
25.: bus L'mlfort Powder, Pillow Slips, one pair for Dmnet l-‘lanncl, 4 yards for
25¢ braided wire llostlm, to llltnalm-e, 25.- Men‘s Necktie», for 2% Window Shades, opequee, each,

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country.

unlocks bottom prices.

13‘ crgreell l.‘ urn, Tomatoes,
If we are correctly informed. ”and

we believe we are," that our anloe (in
our (lllt Edge Creamery Butter are

. larger than unywtwo concerns in Nor-

wallt: 25c it... 4% lbs.,il.00.
Fine Sweet Creamery Butter, 23o lb.

Northfield Creamery flutter.
prints. 28.: lb.

albs. beet Lard. 25c.
3 lbs. Bose Milk Crackers. 260.
3Ibe fancy Head ltloe. 26c.

A little more of that Strawberry and
Raspberry Jen. at 15c inr.

Telephone Call. 58-2.

in

Magnolia Condensed

At Seymour’s Store.

 

Sum clash, etc.

Bouoll STORE, comer Main and van Streets, iomll, coo.

 

We have the choicest brands of CANNED GOODS that is packed in‘this
From the manufacturer to the consumer direct which is the key that
\sparegus Tips, Small Sifted Peas, Stringing» Boone,

(‘elcry Salad. the tar; something

nice.

 

(ll. Seymour,

Leading
Grocer,

We have the 13on Heart” (Jsve
and lteehe Collee) In large glass late.
50c iar. as shown at the cookie.
aohool

Fancy Apples. Leuuee. Crubettl“.
Sweet Potstoes, Spinach and Strawber-
rtes asgood stock aasppsslsoethe
market.

Watch our umnceueet for French

 

 

 

Milk, 7h: can.

Early June Peas, 7o can, 4 cube fpaflfic.

 

Galleon?”
nor-vile»

GlllBtGm‘ld

I'M"

 

 

 

m ll .Plaltevllle ”I” test “It.
his flesh

 

 

Royal Peel-l.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

Fresh Country Eggs, 12c doll.

New York;

noun demonstration.

I Thebesteoodsstlowseteseharlses.

33 West Washington Ittsrt. {

 

A Sure Pointer-—

All to where the best buying can be done. lo the crowds that till our stores. We ,
are always up to date in stock, quality and price and besides you get the very beet
service, polite attention and prompt delivery.

Grandma e Pancake Flour, 9?: per pzcksge.
Alaska be on, tribune, 9c 3 calls for 25c.

sterling Boneless Bacon, 10:: lb.
(3in Slaps or lemon Cakes, 4 lbs. for Be.

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

Very Best Creamery Batman 1b., it "it. for s1 Moo , ..
‘ m lbe. (innulated Sugar, $1.11)“

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