. 4» United States as a con-
. diplomatic representative 0.
Kruger.
. in his belief in a strict obser-
S the Sabbath day. Edward L
“yttrium of the old school
h mater and justice at tin
the borough of “will. N
. mod an ultimatum to tn.
3 the Delaware. lackawanm
adorn Railroad Company for
fish to run any freight train.
than hon-(nigh on Sunday. be
'1‘. Cook are all the folk of Mad
rwbdharcbceunhockcdsndak
by the sum or m trainindd:
V , all «rumbling through thoi.
“Sunday. 'l hey pin their taltl
old bloc law of the New Jerse:
' and swear they will enforc-
Atqd .1.‘|,-v5§ u.: l
in as a special oflccr.
not Char-ins M. Sheldon. who i
the Topeka [hilly Capital to
as a "Christian daily paper,
'. . everything that appears i:
m Miami. "“1““: would Jean
i‘mrly swamped with letter
hi:- how to run the paper. an
3 fortbeprojcctarctafiingo‘
“proportions and perplexitie
V pastor-editor anticipated. in
f out things air. Sheldon di
announce that the subscription
N the paper during the wse'
‘ advanced from ten to iwen
outs. One subscriber wrol
Ir. Sheldon: “if Jesus wcr
. the management of the Cap
you think he would put up th
at: like that the very firs
‘ . or the box?"
f _, old adage—‘Esrly to bod an.
'k use. make-m man healthy
. ’1! wlse“-—ls not only lilo:
_ ‘hwisc. but has been ill
gonad: the m- m wills!
hit. it we accept the dedpc
neon coma Tribune. whlcl
A man should go to bed whet
daepy and not before. ll
“‘1.” he is obliged in
m “No spcclucd time on:
for any one. Circumstance
. pron mes. When a pear
npttn‘goodsndmnolongr
the natural time to get up. i
' up and finds himself irrcsls
toturn oven-and lake‘s
y. he ls‘doiug violcnce to m-
7 “not yield tone desire
all othcr things are equal
" lingo-bit is an old super»
'cossaiilnthchillmwhorw .
logistbeprlscipalaocnpatlonottho
inhabitants.
in 1890 Connoctlcotbadspopnlsfioo
utmost. itmmnmu
to school children was the some in
“mutton-”them
“mmutmtantslatlcstalels
in excess of 506.006. Tho greatest main
over the' 1888 enumeration is in
Bridgeport. where there are 18.82?
chlldrsu of school age (4 to is.) This
lsagalsoflasssndatotalgrcater
than that of Hartford (15.127). iiiofilh
the population at Hartford is several
thousands. It hast. lam than Bridge.
port‘s. W is so to t groom
extcut an lndugtrlal community. and
in such a place families are almost al-
ways larger. New Raven‘s slower
growth is indicated in a gain of bui
little more than 600 school children
The total is 3&2. Waterbury. tilt
fourth city oi the state. has 12.3“, a
gain oi 855. Ileriden is ili‘th with 6.471
a gain of 31, and New Britain la sixth
with 5.“ I outstripping Norwich
which has not prospered lndus~
trially in recent years. Some or the
towns of the Naugstuck Valley are
growing rapidly. as Naugatuck. which
has 2.965 achool children. a gain oi 385.
New [nodes has 3.409. a gain ol' 208.
and Tonington 3.82:. an increase of
:73. The gain in almost every instance
is due to the growth of manuiacturing
interests. It is pleasing. of course; to
Connecticut people to see their total
numbers reckoned as high as $00.0”,
but it is a question to what extent the
WWW
or deteriorated. There are aspcctn or
this drift to the cities and largo towns
in New England that are anything but
attractive.
A “Ch-hila- lbi-y” for a We“.
(Hartford Courant.)
The Rev. Charles II. Sheldon. the au‘
bar of in His Steps. is to be given an
)pportunity tor a week. to publish a
newspaper which will be his ideal of c
thristian daily. The Daily Capital 0!
i‘opeks. Kan, on mm: is next. wili
nakc over its pressed. franchises. and
entire editorial and husinoso manage—
ment to llr. Sheldon. and he will run
things for six days.
Ir. Sheldon made an addrcss at the
Christian Endeavor convention held
in Detroit last July in which he asked
if “in this day. when philanthrophl'
magnificently mow: our institution
of learning. is there here a man who
recognising the potency o! the public
press to make or mar our civilisation
will giro 8.000.000 to establish a:
Christian daily paper?" His inquiry
provoked a lot of discnsion whici’
was not caused to the (indication
Hr. Sheldon lives in Topeka. and hi»
remarks. naturally excited special in-
terest there. The offer mule by thc
Capital' comes from the innucncr
brought to bear by Topeka people on
the proprietors of that journal.
For tho week at larch 13. Mr. Shel-
don will direct the Capital absolutely.
He will edit its news columns and con-
trol its advertising. The editor of the
Capital. in his announcement of the
temporary change. says:
We can odor our readers no intima-
tloaastotbcacmsleontcntsoithc
Capital under llr. Sheldon: manage-
at! am in unallo- misc»!—
mmmummmi
tics. Still it is only lair to say that
novcrsmmt under Tammany today is
great improvement on that of twenty
or thirty yours ago. it is bad enough.
of course. but the wholesale, bare
laced fraud and plunder which char-
acterized the Need regime would bc
impossible now. The moment. it. was
suspected that the recent- W’
water scheme was a Job the whole
city rose in wrath against it.
WHAT 0!“! nrrons SAY.
‘ The decision of a Connecticut mngiar
irate that shaving on Sunday is a or-
csssity is now followod by a ruling by
t New York police judge that since
map is a necessity. or ought to be. to»
selling of it on Sunday is not illegal
This may be merely the result 0! incl-
ouay on the part of New York. and a
elusive. to snatch the record tram Con»
necticut. but the police Judge accom-
panied his decision by a long and mom
or less learned opinion. It may be said
for him that his court is in that pan
of the great city where soap is consid.
cred a luxury. and where all poaslblr
inducements to use it. should be too
tend—«Newport Herald.
Mm. ‘ fignfi ha dug: nan
gamble and that an editor at Paris is
not it gentleman. in the meanwhile.
even though Bani is a model yeah:
man. he needs more money. as that is
what he married for. and as the priu~
clpsl of his wife's fortune is kept hero
Boni has come in search or i}. Evi
dently Anna Gould did not get her til
tie at a bargain counter.-—New Britain
Herald.
Ex~Govcrnor Waller is on trial in
New York. He has been on trial for
many years in Connecticut and then
is not a spot on his record. Thomas
ll. Waller is a public man. He is x
tavorlte with the people best so
quainted with him. Connecticu-
thougbt well enough or him to maki
him its governor. lie was an ablu ‘0'
cmor. too.-—Brldgeport Telegram.
Colonel W. ii. Stevenson. of Bridxe-
port. has come back out 0! the West
and intends boreatter to spend the
greater part of his time in the Park
City. This «termination may fora
mallow an intention to add the usual
Stevenson clement of picturesque-
ncss to the Democratic preliminary
campaign—New Haven Palladium.
Congressman Hill. of Norwalk. ad-
routes for our Americammnexatious
American .towu governments. and a.
district rulc. like that of the District
at Columbia. Looks like a practical
idea. and if the Bobannsns could be
induced to run them. the success or the
plan would be scored. -—New Haven
Palladium.
General Boiler having moved .a cou-
ple of miles without getting into trou-
ble with the Boers. considerable enthu-
siasm seems somehow to have been
moot. We do not know. its aim. bow-
? Specials
Our Famous Eizin Groomer-y Butts: "27¢ lb
Our FamousW
Indian Ceylon Tea. . .
mtodNowTess
evoked—San Francisco Bulletin.
THE P. J. LYNCH 00., GROCERS.
for this Week:
N stave
hits-Bone Flour (none better at any pm
....60clb
lb
I91 _
H1311 gig-ado
maMmaybcductom-‘url. ..
about property (much are uuinemuis ‘ '1 Y
torscbangarsgardlsssofpsrtypob- ,.
with this opportunity for display -—Lci.
W
Tim;
grofrzfiiébe ,.
7 Your for the
,' Buycrs of
Women's
Goods arc
Gem: libel: ,
35¢:th
Our Friccs at
I thisJanuol-y'
Saloon '7
Lower than
and ‘ Ever. while
Children ‘8 ' the Quality of
,, Cotton \ ft the Goods is
:esltb‘ow attorney what ho had done. U ” _ .- .
. an"... . _
" 'And what will happen to you now nderwear . '. ’ -H13h31""3
it may tell a lie?‘ :‘bcqbwgfr roared. d A ‘&\ i fa..-
“ ‘ ymunmy. c w inc' ; w v
" ‘la that all? lusl’uuated {be dema- an .» Q um 91 j“ Great
ant'sNattorgey Dcrd bblc be ll get me’ 00 ““-
a i 0‘ a e p I ' V‘k \ x: A. 3 ‘ ' .
“And then the page took his feet lasts. » f’v Combination.
down. and leaning over the bench with L»
menacing “m laid. Y“ '3‘ P“ 3“ The waited—tor day arrives. \vomen may supply their needs under the moat favorable conditions. N
You. too. sir!"
"When quick as aflssb came the
boy 5 rcady reply. ‘Boas. dat'a less
what i done said. ' "—Now York Sun.
WASHINGTON AND THE lNDlANS.
More than ones Wuhiuaton cuter-
tallied indium. Trumbull. mm lion Corset Covers
of the hour. bad paint“ a N“ ““1““ 60 dosed Corset Covers. high neck. good
quality muslin, regular value 15c,
portrait oi the preaidcnt. Curioua to
see the enact. Washington led a party
of toll blooded lad! nus suddenly into
view 9: it. One at them advanced and
this sale. each
touched the painted 118““- "9“” 5° 50 dozen Corset Covers. line cambric.
square. V and high necks. beautliully
trimmed with Hamburg or lace.
muted. with sunpicion. lie looked
behind to see it it were rcally lint; dis-
covered with disgust that it was. Not
one would permit Trumbull to sketch
him. The president took an amiable
worth 83c. each
tore a like cliched comes to you to save money.
ditious to our old staple lines.
, tory is repeating itselt in adding another great event to our record or annual COTTON
nwd not urge—mam docs that for us. Our orders tor these garments were placed long helm the advance in
Cotton Goods and our patrons are thus assured of the benefit. 01' the old familiar prices. llany a day will pass bo-
We simply print a few hints and suggestions of the seasons ad-
al styles. Empire, ‘round. square,
high and V necks. handsomely trim—
.med with Hamburg and lace, for this
sale. each
690
25 dosen Night Dresses. butlstc, can»
brie and line cotton. pretty effects in
the many styles at Empire. suture.
round and V necks. exquisitely trim—
med with embroidery. hematitching
and lace. worth 81.35Aencb. at
walk down 8m! with the "id“ 25 omen Corset. Covers. batiste. lawn 97°
ups in their savage dr . paint and
feathers. stuteiiuesu of civilisation and
some stotelincss thatrldifle dis-
nity oithe wrote in was
real. sndyctbewaaticblodliksachlld
59c. at. this sale
and cambric. numerous styles
French. low. square and V necks.
handsomely trimmed. regular value
in Space. does not permit us to do turthcr
than call attention to all of our as-
sortment of Night Dresses. They
come in various materials. English
long cloth. ballots. cotton and calm
brie. prettily trimmed, prices range
UNDERWEAR SALES. We
White Petticoats
Ladies’ Iusliu Skirts. full site. loud
cotton, trimmed with tucks, worth
we. at this sale
7390
Ladies' white Petticoats. fine cotton.
numerous styles. handsomely trim-
med with Hamburg or lace, wefth
$1.,00 each
75c
25 doacn white Petticoats,’ cambrlc or
fine cotton. umbrella shapes. prottily
trimmed with Hamburg or lace. full
circa, 81.85 quality, -
970
w... . k'.
7 Order oi Notion. Undcrs ms
Cyrus Winter-bury:s oi Nor-walk.
Wm. P. Stymus. of New York City. N
Y.; Wm. P. Stymus. Jr..
York City: Walter B Stratus. of
New York City. and the representa-
tives and creditora of Lydia A Sty-
mus. late at the. city. county and
state of New York; deceased.
State or Connecticut, Fairilold Couu— ' ‘
my M Night Dresses
ty Superior Court. on. Bri
lsuuary 33d. A. 1).. 1900
, 50 than Night
Upon the complaint of tbcsaid, C!-
Ladlcsl:u Und‘erakirto. good i
'\ save sty cs. umbrcla and p sin
shapes. full sixes. Prices range from Corsets
250 to 31.00
of New ~ ,
York City: lda F. Raynor. or New Child-£811 5 Drawers
York City: Frank C. Stymul. of New 50 dunno Children‘ 1! Drawers. good cot-
ton. hem and cluster oi tucks, tiles
2 to 14 years. worth 15¢ each. tor this
cotton. in
C :12; 1.03225
Our model Corset Department supplies
the very latest and best makes, “it.
6.. " "Armor-side." “Thommon's
Glove Fitting " ‘..‘F.P “ “lloomcr‘ 5."
“Her Majesty.” and “Brewster” cor-
sets. and “Fort-ifs" wm need no
wordy introduction. At this sale we
are ofiering our popular taflopmade
corset. the best 50c corset on the
market. long and short waist, white
and drab. at
um um auhbsrd g:r‘é'itaen. m1: Children’s Night Gowns
cotton or cambric. trimmed with
Hamburg edging lace, tucks and in—
scrtions. worth 31.60, at
8125
White Petticoats. all the latest models.
in the exquisite styles by American
and French designers
$1.50 to 83.50
Drawers ’
35 dozen Ladies' Drawers. good cotton.
hem and cluster at tucks. for this
we.
15c
25 doncn Ladies' Drawers. umbrella
'ua Waterbury praying for reasons trimmed with 3‘3““!!! “d tucks.1 lot'Chlldren‘s Canton Flannel Night and plain shapes, fruit or loom out-
herein set forth. for a toreciosurs of worth $90. each . com, extra heavy cloth. have sold ton. yoke bands and cluster at tucks.
~ertsln ml estatcd amused i3 Dorian 436 all am at 50c, this sale. each at this sale, each i
‘11 said county an std e. an posses-
:ion of said premises. returnable to 60mm»: Um.flnoootionmeb 250 210
he Superior Court. in and for Fair-
.leld County. on the lot Tuesday or ‘8. 2
February. l900. it appearing to and '
”-mm AT SEYMOUR?S STORE
A GUp of Delicious Coffee
In the And breakfast is nearly made. but if the 00591: is poor your breakfast' 18 spoiled.
where their addrest is The Poitier &
lty‘mus Co. corner of 41st St. and
Lexington Ave., and appearing that
aid representatives and creditors are
made parties in said action. ..
Therefore Ordered. That notice oi
the pendency of said complaint be giv-
an by publishing this order
South Norwalk Sentinel a newspaper
printed in said Norwnlk a weeks suc- Do you have a cup of first class Cofiee? If not it is because you are not buying it of
Fine Gofioe is one of our specialties. we pride out-solves on selling a better or-
o! dew-max a now of Bud MENW‘ ticlb than you can find on this town. The genuine Padang J ova. and Arabian Mo-
rcssively. commencing on or before the
35th day or February. A. 11.1900. and ‘13-
ind order of notice. on or before the
cc. postage paid at said Nor-
toxington Ava. New York City.
By order of Court '
GKR. TRACE“
Assistant Clark of the sup:
Court (or Fair-acid County.
33418117
Tmsilk‘
25th day or human A 0-1900 in the cba. our last purchase, three thousand pounds 111 the greenberry. this 00560 roasted
mimted to each of said derend- twice each week. places before you the finest Coffee 111 the world. It casts a little ..,
£?£mc’fid 33% 3.3g: ‘3‘; moi-e than the ordinary. but it’s well worth the Mercado. Suppose you try it and be
the jufigs. That line aroma and flavor when you sip it. captivates and holds in your
memory where to gel; your Cofiea.
CBABLFE E. SEYMOUR.
,, as W.Wschingion 8t. 7. . .
Norwalk Chronicler