Evening sentinel, Monday, April 1, 1901 · page 6

‘0’ More
' outs. seals; 00*

ury runs. club.

”clings each can be said to
:3" Iterday “£25,390!“

ro on
{wheeling

savers in 0:9
time? of year
in an dlrsb-
ruitiw -summer day.

0 my

the the wheeling fey: m.

.‘1': accordingio the
9 orday. it would seem

at the opinion ,5

no a busy and due»

large number of sales

do «evenly. The prices
our will be much low:

eel which was sche‘w'

lilet season. can be ob

a "6 wheel of last
mpmvements and

year‘s wheels are

the exception of the chain-
ch has been considerably int:
all the factories. A smaller
been used than for some
“prices ' range anywhere
to for an entirely

are no

wheel clubs in The

cling in this vicinity
attach, to be the most

0 I. l

illness is begiuing briskly with
il a local dealer. in reply to a
Sentinel reporter. He com

'. am glad to say that riders

. with:op to the mechanical points
wheel. Ne greater mistake

‘ " "do than to hold the notion
models are only slightly

or last year The. non

‘ ls . long step in adv ance of
1000 hdela. and the Wise ones are
W.“ The fact that the run

is is lighter than before.

an 9assurnnco that they have

veil throughout. Reducing
means finci workmanship

and in the standard

, as far more highly pcr‘
’than'cvcr before. The
eilnement in cycle building

ing steadily on for several

, 9during the past winter.

to were reduced there was

inlay the best ideas of the

anion who have been grow-
reproflcicnt. it is not

car’s wheels are super-

‘ hey are different in

and you can pick them

9a road at a glance They use

9 isomer in line and in finish. The
gmmg use of one inch tubing in
M03 is a distinct improvement.
tiara are appreciating these things.
lllug to men and women who

not bought a wheel for yesrso "it
going-9 tube a great season. i tell

~m four mootbsn and what oondi~
‘ t in‘ tor the spring and sum:
Willi the riding .seaaon full an

e qnéhtioa is an opportune
noun» there are many. who

‘ The" price of wheels is
there will be more new wheels
Ned this season than. any pre

was d slight accident yester-

‘ oh is thought to be the first
9min Two cyclists met an a
on “collision at the corner of Clay
' (likairoad avenue. A ew of
we?! trudge: fut I? "be {i

o are t a :00 .

M is a matter of" fact no!

» 11110 0708009 ill ill. “in;

cyclists who want to appear in
Wrtn upon the reads this year
"Well to bear in mind that this
a year of conservation in oy-
parel. both in color and design.

”we; Stockton and

, or solid color. dark
perhaps a suspicion of

. -,‘ll which. by the way.
«or “is".

man know of any
9 of intereiit to '°

‘ loll ”Milk

' has not airéa‘dy

oration to the city besides.

and.

each «wanna ‘99“
6% mm a b

tracks Under
danger Lit-9

gyfisue strains
9mm no: the: lla'y corporation
under the railroad9 hr rdia at Washing:
i in All. hwwnlou 23'0“",
wr tor a as m l‘I
of the city Electoralmfiecldedly oppos-
ed to the city authorities granting to
the trolley cornoiatlon W more priv‘
ii than Dag” :orl

seriflou‘ an:
cio‘ents ln‘that yltliit‘l‘llty‘l: glue merit:l to
_ been rev, spouse on
gfilibflhlbn else . is laying of» u
fcwya s or rich sweet as a com
nensatl is a very poor recompense
rtlip tent mundane the tires or
the people that will be forever staring
them in the face. There is some sin-
9 the reported willingness

'cmfo

uthorlties . to grant the _

Demitantfthisrsblicession‘

rise on 'aitil visit noon “
officials. swift and summary ‘i‘ioliticai
slaughter who attempts to barter away
their franchises for a “mess ofpo
tags. " There is a well defined public
sontiinent that is steadily growing
against allowing plutocratic franchise
grabbcrs to gridiron the public streets
and run their. Juggernautsoven the
people and their ch ldren crushing out
their lives. while they. wax fat from
special ptivileges. It might be well in
passing to review ‘what the city otter
ney had to say in opposition to this an
fair when it was before the Council
three or four years ago. doubtless the
files of the Sentinel might reveal some
inconsistencies in contrast with his
present course. if, in the face of popu-
lar sentiment the Council deem it pm
dent to grant to this corporation this
valuable concession. thev‘ should do
round that they furnisha special police
man to guard this point and pay him
for his services without a cent of cost
to the city and keep o 0 there every
minute of the time that boy run their
cars under the bridge. They should be
made in pine c a light under there. pave
the street and pay a valuable cousin-
lii refer
once to the Monroe street extension
when that thoroughfare was widened

by movink back the fence line and how 9

elite and damages were assessed on the

property holders. the excuse givcn by -

the city officials for not widening the
street by moving back the cuih was
that If they did the trolley company
would ‘grab it.” Does it not look ans»
picious that the Council Is now ready
to give this away! if is a taverns ax:
loin ulth politicans and corporations
.tliat their constituents and caver-
age American citizen minor one
short memories. Perhaps “they have
We shall wait and seer Ash.

W

SHOULD REPAIR HILLSIDE PLACE.

Editor of the Sentinel: We lead an
article in your paper yesterday rela-
tive to tepaira at Hillside rises. Willi u
ought to interest all of the poolilc liv-
ing on Elinwood aveuiie. and in that
vicinity
widened graded and have suitable
sidewallisl ‘

We can hardly understand lio‘w prop
erty like Hillside place and Bavvi ow
avenue should he allowed to remain in

its present he dition. We understand

that Mr Raym ad has made several oil-
tera to the City‘ Street Commissioners
regarding the improvements. and is

may to treat the city retry liberally. ‘

‘ln “I“! matter “I! “ALQIDF a

“CONNECTICUT DAY.”
«nth-1'

eov. McLean‘ andHItate Represents.
lives wilt be at Ibew done 20.
“Connecticut Day" at the Pan-Almer-
ican exposition at Buffalo will be June
:0. Governor McLean. and other rep-
teach you of tile, State will be pres-
6 day tui- originally arranged
for about. a. wool: valiant wins to
its comlh’g‘ at the split ass in

"Inch II

consummation N394

‘Ths minor and Hm “I and prob-
ably a company at the Governor's
Guards sin to the on. clause:
havoéthe it nor a portion out: 0 con-
necticut National Guard make the trip
have 99 has . ‘ Fashioned. on

i}! MM.Mwoek
“wt-omit: ties on ”titular Adana
W -

Th e 3‘33“ Whmcm"... 0 '
e p n a r p y as
withdnwnjjl heather low 9 riot“

as from the tithe

e

tulle. bl ask stockings
m, atl

, . .
At the" “"35 Wilts application at 9 .

“bungling for“:

the am or
walk. snowedM
Mn. Dayle am

- Ra‘s got to do it In a crowd

' have transferred your trade to my riv-

Why cannot this street hey

my Mil

A .

9 . ours indigestion or dy

u m “
ymhflgtmdd thé Onthllllfilln

in to away by himself Mira
t , “one ,Tévswcnlu nay _ .
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«definable

A RAGINO, ROARINO FLOOD
9w boddowneteiegra line Which
can 0. Ellis. st billion; at. bed to“ re-
”.pair “Standing waist deep to icy
water “ he writes. “gave me a terribisi
cold and cough. it grew worse daily.
Finally the heat Motors in Oakland

riparian: M‘l‘:

Consumption and could not live. Then
our and m ebony cured by six poi-
tles.“ Positively: guaranteed for
Coughs Colds and all fl’lirnu and Lung
troubles by P. H Baxter South Nor»
walk: John A. Riggs. Norwalli. Price
509 and 31.009
‘W—u—

small Dealer (gentiylw—l see you
oi across the street.

Mr. flighheiid (with dignity—Yes,
air. I bare. 9

Dealer [more gentlyi—May i ask.

Mr. Highhead (with added dignity)
m-«You sent9in your bill

THE BEST REMEDY FOR RHEUMA-

QUICK RELIEF PROM PAIN.
All who use ilhainberlhin's Pain
Balm for rheumatism are delighted
with the quick relief from pain which
itaflorde. When speaking of this Mr.
D. N. Sinks. of Troy. Ohio. says:
“Some time ago i had a severe attaik
of rheumatism in my arm and shoul
der. i: tried numerous remedies but
got no relief until i was recommended
by Messrs 000.191 Parsons d: (10..
druggists of this place. to try Chum
berlains Pain Balm They rccom
mended It so highly that i bought a
bottle l was soon relieved of all pain.
i have since recommended this list
merit to many of my friends. who agree
With me that it Is the best remedy for
muscular. rheumatism in 9 the market."
Poi-9 solo by Geormc .9‘98tillsonv- South
Nerwalk: Edward P. Weed Norwnik.
Lawyer—My client‘ wants the non-
alone.
Pension Agent—«Two?
l.nwycr-—~Yes; she can prove that
hei deceased husband couldn't have
gone in war at all if she hadn’t made
in

ONLY CURE FOR DVBPEPIIA. ,
Mrs. Franklin Bush. at New Castle.
Dob. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis-
tress and belchihg i tried everything
lcould hear of.- bnt nothing helped me
till I took Braeillan Balm. and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely "
For sale by RH

H.Plaisted and P. fl.
Baxter.‘

_.

"Harry. yesterday was my wedding
iniinlversary and you never said a word
about it."

.“Wcli. my dear i felt it In my bones
that it was some sort of a big day. but
i “9‘.“9‘39‘ remember what “it was"

You cannot enjoy perfect health.
may checks and anarhiing eyes it your
liver ls‘ sluggltili and «your bowels
.cloggcib Distillers hit :9;wa Risers
cm the whole :hh‘hey new
arm-ind. locum c.‘ .,

i .vL. Hr . ‘ “I

"but more is not mien hit man inter
est in: your novel? thfiy‘ protested.

"There Is the legal rate of six per
cent." retorted the illustrious author.

Ah! m- a badly sordid thingmthis
misfits of business with: literature.

....9......_

“Last winter I was confined to my
bed with a very bad cold on the lungs.
Nothing gave the relief. Finally my
wife “bought a bottle of One: Minute
(9th Core that affected a speedy
will)”. i cannot ‘spd'alt we highly 1%
that nxcellent remedy.“~—~Mr
limitless. lianatawney, Pa. To. ct
eon.

if-"rtp’i

"Love rules the world." some one has

n
A thought most bright and sunny:
if this be true. i'ni telling you .
That he has loll 0! money
You will waste elf you try to
If That in“. ”h m"
up . o r. ma on K
”from you do on warm You

‘ And keep you eye upon my path.

Neb.. Sioux City and Omaha said i had ‘
Elbow using or. Kiusrs New Diabov M 1

air, what i have done to deserve this? 9

' sold in bulk

,. other medicines thlton.
‘ like a boy than i have felt in twenty

,‘ you would allow that, sir. i. would at

‘ difficult‘to interview Minister Wu Ting

. a common mixture but is‘ a high grade

. doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and

this it remains

, We no lodunch
With all this wenth:
Er in n bunch.
So. sire inc all the clothing
1m lucky to nearest.

For signals of distress.
For in this chopped on weather.
We sunk and freeze and porch.
And no man knowswhat’a due to come
afternoon in march. 9
. 9‘ --.loah Winn.
JOB GOULDN'T HAVE BT00!) iT
it he’d had! itching Piles. They’re
terribly annoying: but Buclden's Ami
ca salvo will cure the worst case of
piles on earth. it has cured thous-
ands. For Injuries. Pains or 130de
notions its the best solve in the
World Price 250 a boil Cure guards.
,tebd. Sold by P. H19 Baxter. South
Norwallt; John A Riggs. Norwolk.

"i had a chance to sell my vote,"
said Mr Coilifiower. "but i wouldn't
t D

"liumph! rejoined Mr. Erastus Pink-
iey. “Dnt's what you gits foh tryin’ to
shove up do mahltet an’ hol‘ out fob
better prices.

Skin troubles. outs. burns. scalds
and chafing quickly heal by the use of
IleWitt a Witch Hazel Salve. It is imi-
tated. lie sure you get Dertt’s.
George (3-. Stillson.

First Passenger~Wbat book has
helped you most in life?

Second Passengers-The city direct-
cry.

First Passenger~The city directoer

Second Passenger-ems, i am a. hill
collector.

THE BEST BLOOD PURIFIEB.

The blood In constantly being puri-
fied by the lungs. liver and kidneys.
Keep these organs in a healthy conch
tion and the. bowels- regular and you
will have no need of; a blood purifier.
For this purpose there is nothing equal
to Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. one dose oi’ them will do you
more good than a dollar bottle of the
best blood purifier. Price. 25 cents.
Samples free at George S Stillson‘s
South Nor-unlit: r‘duard P. Weed No:-
an it

Thu. sins by which God's Spirit. is or-
dinaiiiy giicved arc the sins of small
ihingswiaxltics in keeping the temper
slight neglect of duty”, lightness. sharp-
sons of “dealing ~fiwmflushncil .

Chronic Constipation Cured.

The most important discovery of
recent vents is the positive remedy
for constipation. Qascarefs Candy
Catliartic Cure guaranteed. Genu-

incisblets stamped C. C. C. Never

Druggists, ioc _ ‘

“i have been troubled with indiges
tion for ten years. have tried many
things and spent inlich money to no
purpose until i tried Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. l have taken two bottles and
gotten more. relief from them than all
i feel more

years." Anderson Riggs. of Sunny
Lane. Tex. Thousands have testified
as did Mr. Riggs. George C. Stillson.

9 Old Gotrox—l couldn‘t listen to it!
Why. my daughter would starve!
lmpecunious Suitor—l i thought

once abandon all thought of entering
Your family.

SAVED A IQY'B LIFE.

Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of III]-
ford 0431., says: 'Brtaiiian Balm say
ed my boy's life. . began just like
the one we lost wl trout)“, We love
him a low doses. quickly dropped
to sleep. and was at ight in the morn-
ing. For sale by R. Planted and 1".
ll. Banter.

hi ing Editor-Did you find It
Fang.

New Reporter-Dead easy! All i
had to do was tomnswer questions.

spring coughs are especially danger»
one. and unless cured at once. .serioun
results often follow. One Minute
Cough Cure acts like magic. it Is not

remedy. George 0. atlllaon.

“Miss Strong." he began "will you
be mine? That is to say. erw"
She had knotted her fair brow in e

Wit. 9 9 , .. . ,
“Alder—«that infinity?! be yours?"
: "You," she II with I. smile.

“—4.17...—
lf troubled by a weak digestion. loss
of appetite. or constipation. try a few

Liver Tablets.

livery box is warrant
l9“.

For sale by (ls-ergo C. Gilliam.
ltlh Norwalk: Edward P. Weed Nor-

. . ‘i

toiwnon't worry. dear; you'll soon
Niidiots. .

new one 9 and“:

‘ BBEIU.

. ”do the unfit to I!!!“

i??? chamber-id

Mixeznk.‘

new “you.

This springlinc of .. .
pcr presents you stuck thatt
is unexccilcd. It 5 ends on
with all the excellence yo
might desire with a combine. .
tion of

Good Colors and
Attractive Designs.

it

it is made to' ‘wear because
has. a substantial body and its
5 are selected to ‘gi:

from it
durability, not only
point oi long life, but from
the point at making it alway

pleasing.

ll,
T1? 013‘ N039
”1!vath #0130 a
Leave Sou
grwalg. 5 ”in?“ New York
r.- primer. Beekman Street

ALK-

CA
with l‘
dunno
Catarr

take il‘
Cure i.
really
filccs‘. ‘
quack
one of
try for 3
non; it.
known;
purifier
surfaces
the two
such we
inrrh. “

color

M

Sold h“
Hall's Pa “v M 00 you
6 e
waivers cm pioyt “1"
d our aim is in!
as well 83 W

9 you

still much a“
. of delivery

coal: KNOW
9 ytmr advantage Tto buy you.

LOCKWOOD a co.
ccessors to B llama.

ard and Office Water streetd
lilies corner Washington an
eta. South Norwallt. Donn.

elephone Call. ill-5.

Life is
and it is e.
the shade .
of joy won
the shadow
will that o 9
with ccles
done, the *9:
seen no m9
dull. opaque
light. —Co
get.

Telephone Call, 133-3.
Open evenings till 8 :30.

DECKER.
RflgE 5 south some,

iiiievssvsoov. OUR COUCH

are as soft as a bed of down it‘d 9.

l9: THEM COMING BY TH}
AD EVERY FEW DAYS. handsome enough to suit hy ._
You ll find your can

an...”
0 been anticipated are. .

TARLOV' ell

ECTKSUT “3““va made couches, on our :econd fig; .

00( 0|le .

“1‘- Every pattern a g -
an“ “or“ 9“ ,_.. vidc your home with a conilfii‘t
giving couch \\ e guarantee {Oil

perfect satisfaction if you iiy

your couch here. None but: deem»

abic qualities, and no prices so

low as ours.
Our $10.00 couch is beyond

competition Others $3 00 to $25.

A i an: t9-

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HE

'i‘wclvc ye
Hartford, Co
a rusty wire.
poisoning so
suffered lute:
tors .. urged ‘
writes. “I it
Bitters and 1
nice Salve an
well as eve
aema. Tciicr.
all blood disor
no rival on e
Baxter, South
Riggs. Norwal
faction or ref
cents.

taste.
wants liav
W 0 show thirty-five elegant

N H. a H
”TIMETABLE-

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fleet December 2- 1900.

A fly does
meshes of n at
but in the films
cr’s web. (ire
work our ruin.
fined alluromen
wrong that we i
they are nearly

soon: 9 NORWALK For
new YORK-

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SUNDAYS

Those famous
Little Early Itis
purities from
your bowels.
George C. Stillso

Drug Clerk—JP
ten congressmen
prime donnas- -

Customer—410i
ain't none of the
and show me sum
it few- common ii ..

‘ ‘ low An ‘

smut-oi”

Traveler‘s to I 99
that you are ally
the city at your
chance to build its
or heaven before y

Tie EAIY To
Countless thou
blessin to the body:
Life Pil a, which ll
stipation, Sick ll
Jaundico: Malaria.
all Liver and atom .
iy vegetable; never
Only 25c at P. H.. 1
walk: John A. Riggs.

~ .3"..- “gags“ ,

mm. 10 9“- 11 m‘

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"dill. a: on: one. 11: 915’
2.9: in indium to “0'" ‘
a: (it. me.

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Mr. Ferguson-«Wit
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now why you hold tb
‘put in another gore.

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One of in:
severe bold at it:

 

Laue;
"i consider Chamberlain’s Goon
Remedy the but in the world

 

 

chilis‘." says Iii. William
Warrinntun blamed. “It has
: Mia’s lifiimsfhayfng been, 9

ME‘

to relieve her so
i. item’s. for myself.
[mull to [H i
can entirely gazill-