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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 26, 1902 · page 2

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.N WIRE ('WCOD AND IRON FRAMES). SPIRAL (EXTENSION
OLDING) IN ALL SWES FOR W001) 011 IRON BEDS.

 

$2 26 SPRINGS ......... . ...... $1. '76 .
:3 00 swings .......... . ..... 2.25
“ 01.20 spams ........... 2.00 . .
" " ' ((‘Wood Frames) ' ’
.50 S ING ..... . ....... $2. 76
$2.75 SEEING; ... ..... ..... 3.00
(Iron Prairies) 9
84.00.81’ 4112:: ...... .......4....$27:
$4.60 SPR GB .. . ”325
$6.00 SPRINGS ........ 3.76
. (Spiral)

COTS

. WOVEN WIRE, CANVAS AND UPHOLSTERED. WITH EXCELSIOR
AND COTTON MA'T'I‘RESSES ‘

$2 00 co'rs .................. '..:1.50

,2. 50 COTS .................... 2.00

3.60 COTS .. ..... - ..... . ....... 2 .76
(Woven Wire) 99

$2.00 COTS .................... $1. 26 ’

2.25 COTS .......... 160

2. 60 COTS .................... 1. '76

".76 COTS . .......... .....,..-..2.26

3.00 007.6 ........... ..........270
(Upholstered)

B'IIEINWA‘Y AND OTHER HIGH GRADE PIANO'S' A'N'D I’IANOLAS.
‘FREE CONCEFIT SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH ‘1 1992.

S yturtevant

North Main and Anti Streets
"‘sou‘ru N®RWALk coNN

 

 

'1 Winter Goods and we will try to uinke it :1 strong

' -. .CpM'PonTABLEs.

' LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S JACK-
9 ltég'ulacprice ............. $2.10E 578'
' 59 Regular price .......... 000 $6. 00 Regulnr price ......... 9...:1000
1 9 5939mm. ”9.91m ........ 1 0i 3.00 Regular prioo ..... , ...... '.' 0.900
gulur prl'oo . g ..... 1 6: E 2 60 Rogului' price 5.00
" -_;.._',,._,,_ 9 All otbcr's at same 1001101101111 tow
WOOL. BLANKETS. garments ul. 8100
1168111117 DI‘I'Ce ............ $5. 509
.49 Regular price ............ 4. 50": 30V3' FLEEGED UNDERWEAR.

Regular price .......... 400E171? Rosina: orico .............. .250
2:.0E , ~~.~--- ,
99 , EIDERDQWN' DRESSING SACKS.
'COT'TONBLANKETS. '490 Regular price 9 ........... ...‘$l.00
’13. Value 600 to 81.2. "'1 881: Rogulm pride ...... . ....... 1. 60
"e, 991 05,101 the buluucc of this 9" ‘ ,., —-,

Regular price . . . . . . ......

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

CHILDREN’S O'UTING' FLANNEL
- .9 011133553.
,'1'.ic ltogulur prioo ....... 260
I290- Regular :11 ion ...... .1. ....... 36c

 

1199;111:11' 1:: ice .9 .;.,.,600

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

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ago drunk fly a
potent: at” liér Yht'i'r'l't'ém' in
H.9er Irien ’

 

LIImE'ty 9 99
1911 1.09: t e
be 10044016

to:',

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:11. 799991191

Whit:

1311010211110 III 11:: .;:9“9:i|0
H0: Iii-101191181100 01' 130 {1'0

Tell: III I101; 110111011116 Will:
It: 6:100:11th 1111100011111

BOSTON, h‘cbiuuly 20—-—’l‘hc Congr-‘c
nationalist in toduyu issue, publlulms
1: letter tron: 811021111011, 61.810110 tho';

 

 

first that the' 10.111019: has 100.16.121.12
6110 was captured. It is as follows:
Somewhere in Macedonia.

\ , 00:01:12 29.100:
My 131056011 Mother and All 0:: 0111-:

Dear Family; _
To think that once more 1 8'1" pr:-
inlttcd to write to you is ulmoot too
grout joy. This 11101111111991 191011996 re~
iie'I'VBd :1 note from Mrs 2001-011, my
dear friend in, Sophia, you know; it
was tho that Word which has inaction
mo. 7mm anywhere, 1.1040 We were cap-
t‘urod, September 3. We had almostE
begun to 1'69] that the world had 1301'—
gotten us. though wall 1 know that my
own will never forget. Twice the limit ;
lino been not for our lives, but, as tho:
plans laid by our captors huvcooingu-E
inrly failed to result as they had antic-I
looted-«and they as well 11:: We, hay:-
waited for tldll‘ifi from those to whom 9
my letters were sent-obr duyn hnvc9
been prolonged until now, und we hope 9
(or our release. '
Mrs Kaauroi‘l' Writes me that tr.iend1:'
known and unknown to me personally. '
in 80:11:10,010 working” and praying
day and night for lie. and well I know
that in America my friends mc' doingE
all they 0010th the ransom (19111111191919‘
ed in such 1: terrible sum Carri
ruined? We are well still in opite of I
all on: hardships. 0111' captors well:

know the need oi! koeping on no 001100;

 

 

possible; it they would lie! the ransom
The time seems terribly Iongmcig'ht
weeks today since We iverc 01:901tohod'Et

' away from the bright 0011211104 and our

happy. 11-04": 1110. to be dragged about by I
these 118109111811. who card not a straw l
for 1111121400111 1196 a means for gaining .
the money upon which they have, tit-ti
their hearts. Yet God has kept us, and .
our hope is steadfast In Ilim. that 1105
will dellvo: no If that shall be 1111::
holy wt.” 9
How thankful I was to leuln I'l‘tit'l‘ii
Mrs. K116111011 that mvunku lids lotters
from Mrs. Anvood, who writes her that
ydu are all well i thunk God for that
ind beg you not to be un:luly9:nnxioun
about 1110 The other night 1 0100111011
If 1111141110. and of his bravo assurance.
"Dou’ ,1 ho 11972.11“ Ellen " uttcr which
he told me that 111111 11111111101111 acquaint-
ant-co "on the street" hurl boon lute'ronb
ed to help his sister; held 11 captive in
\l'nmdoniun wilds. It was 1: dream.
but it did n10 1004612000 Charlie
Then? 1:; little 1,0111: do but pray: that I
do, and draw comfort from God's Word
'1 copy of which was taken with us
None of our belongings wore taken
with us, but that Bible was taken
’I‘O'III' one of our iéachcrs.1\s we had
no change of underclothlng, our (up.
61's guys to Mrs. 'l‘nilkn and myself
”11071 :1, suit of Runnels (mcn' u) and
adults and some handkerchlctu Our"
baggage is not heavy, you see Our
captivity. while h‘urdly eudurublc for
no. in )ct harder for Mrs ’I‘silku, be-
"nose of her deilcuto condition. We.
hour» cud pray for our release before
her time of trial 00:11:26..
Remember nto'to ln'quirlng iricudn
'voiywherc, please. We are not allow-
an to write anything. My other let-
tor to you and this one are all that
have been nor-mitten to me. save three
business letters about our ransom.
Tell our dear church peoples ‘Y. P. S
C. 139.. Y. L. I". M. 300.. and the Sun-
bcums that I often pray for them; also
for our pastor. May God keep you all
wcil and grout us to meet ouco more on
enr,th ii tout behest:

chr your own loving daughter, sis-
niccc, 1111111113 and friend

(Signédi
ELLEN M STONE

 

 

this country. having boon placed by-

the bi-igniids ”in the hands or Consul.

Géncral b‘lnkihbon. with the ,u'nde'r-

standing that it would not be,,l’o'rwu1'd-
owns ionched an, to the

‘ 'As soon as those,

Mr.

'cklhaon. January 4.. sent 1110;101:301-

, It‘e' mother .11 Mich Stone, with tho

ndltiox919tlg90t «it? nhould not be made

‘rclcas' l'l'u'in captivity.
stim y or minsloumien is

 

 

'1: Citizen 91.301.11.11, Norwall: Pays a“

1110: :1:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.9uow in convention horn.

- Through written October 29, 7.901 the, '
9 letter was only recently received in

'Wiiiiarheu Tribute. , ' 1

gnaw-m

The following public statement of 0': 'k
llIIl

866$ 99:10 more 6111'

itsspoctod (lit! 0,0,
I: night 01 11101:: to tth

plinth: 1111110129
11001011 that. 9117:9116 8999900111011 11010910. 4'
Mr. 11 Smith, 31 Franklin street, by:
99000111121101: 6 11001140, 39:11:52 “i was In
'91:, Now York hospital for ovor 11 your".
under trcntmout9 for kidney couipiumt'
and urinal-0: :tr'opblo.

“WWW“ “II-EI‘IWWY: “6'9" I“ “’2 ‘churged 11000000 0.11 "uncured card. i‘ unjust

mm 100 11040911130110“ 0' the “"168“ E'clclks any thut thorn are :1 number of

9nocrotionu; in tact i had lost all con E99999“

9wo9rk ban a number of thoso who do '

I protured 1.1031178 Kidney I’lllo;
They dld‘y

trol.
110m 'I’laistcd 3 drug store
run more good than any doctor ovorE
‘did and not only beholittcd myself, but

 

I advised, Mrn. Swain to 10110 Donna

Idlm- us

'Iiidney Pills fol ‘llcr buolruchc. 'l‘hcy

'curcd nor.

1: 05:01 1:11: I
r. .

Sold for 1'10 cents a box

bum. Company. 81:61:10.. N soroi'

agents for the United Status. 9
Remember the nume—llonn' 11-" u: :01

:
,tnko no other.

4 . ' . 9
mm “WW...“ ,, .3 . _ , ,,.I

1101110006. Illll .lilllx -
(Continued from First Page ) ;
coupling aura. wlicicns iorty~nlnc wow;
mportcd so Injured 1.1011141112100110--
we were injured in tolling from lrninsi
or conducts. in plum: of forty~nix 111311»:
611 from thin 01:11:10 hint your. Twelve}
were injured from overhead construuj
1101114, no (rumoured with ten tor the;
previous your.

Dividends umountlug to 851:1“,352'.
have”: been paid on capital stock‘:
amounting to 013.109 426.111.1180 no divl- ‘
(lends have boon paid on 630,276 142.28,’
of capital ntock A dividend amount-1
log to 6,112 940 1711-: paid on $2. 008 600E
Extock or the Boston & New York Air
l.iuo. while no ‘uixideud wun puld on
$909. 468. 38 or its stock The Dunbury
It Norwnlk received 630 000 in divI-E
dcuds. the rinrliord it Connecticut:
Western $920; 31:4 4110 Middleton”: 1101-: I
don :7: Witterbu'ry 81-, 000 the Non 14-1.. I
tuck $200. 000, tho. Now England 7]
000.1110 New Hum: 11: Derby $178
the New Haven & 1\lo: thumptou $98 -I
400 tho New London Northern $135.-:
000. tho New 1",1111: New Haven 821’
Iliil'ti'ord 34% 4711811111] the Norwich;
it Worcester :91 0:11:10 _

 

 

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HOME, LIFE JEOPABDIZED.
'Prof. 'Kiehl 'Says Wbmon' and Girls
Are Drawn Into industrial Pursuits. '.,

CHICAGO. i-‘ebruury 20nd warnlng‘
note that womcu 'nnd git In in this coun~
try word being drown into induutrinl
119111161110 to 1111 61110111 11111: :00 1117111296
borne llfc woe sounded by Pr 91:50: 1,).
11.7{1071'L07 the choir of podngogv. in
the University rof"'lilln9llesotu. before
[no dopurtincntu ‘oi’ superintendents of
the national cducntionul 88801:,11111011

“in this 11110 of commercialism 11nd
industrial conditions." nuid P'rotesoo:
Kichl, no provision has bot-'11 11111110 (or
motherhood. This phone of lifc acorn-9
ed to have been brushed usldc. In fact'
we are making I!l0l‘Ii.‘.V~,CBI‘IiQI‘S at our
daughters in commercial pursuits
While women how. every right to on
equality, with men in mum-3,61 edu-
cation they arc going outsidc thril-
sphere when that portion of their edu—
cntion fitting them to: the higher duta,
less of home 1110 and motherhood does
not take prctodencc over everything
else ‘Educntion for women that be-
gan only a tow 1.1121116 ago on elementary
' tended to the economical
l Courses and has enabled

 

 

Who supported familial:

.‘ 'iho continuation

. . entering the commercial and
industrialil‘eld unnuot but have disas-
11011:: results in 011110, unions something
In done to provide for 1: home life also

and when 1116 I199: 0'1?!th in the railway 1110,11 6917102.

‘on‘. 'i'

‘ throng:
" not :11
throu-

I 01114:

 
 
 
 
 
 

. port, in fourth and company 13 in 561'
Thai:- percentages are 87. 59 and.

9 Capt in John A MOHMI'HG 11141111160

cflmptto for places lo'uuorlv -

 

9.10.9.9

1101': W00

'1 81:11:00 Mu: Will"

1990 M11 9 9
"ul IIII 11105 10:10:10:
W001

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IS uni

 
 

 

0:0 81:10 DI I'IIIIIIIIIIII

“.2“... 2...

 

:7 HAVEN. 10200111110204111010
0 :1 Im"olc Icing kicked 111191111191;

vho think that they are being 'tr'ontmi
,y by the ,qlllolula of that de-
10:11-01:10: of tho government. The

 

‘men 1 ho hire in the service that 1,110
lurgcr‘ wages and 1101112; icon

1076- 01:1: and are. paid by the flavour
inth bout :1 quuitcr lr-us than those
Iwho d the icon work "

AI t e clerks want I1: :1 run-0101,0101.
of in work. and they also want the
Work 41.11:.Illed It will be remomb 1»
ml lint 11 short while: 111.101.1116 some
:iou t‘tllllt‘ up before the men and
they, Ili'ii' up a bill and 131119 it into
Congr'sn . At that Union. was :10th
upon undmvo'clunson were decided up»
0137011111: and fifth clauses-wort:
and the other three were left.
we 1:01.111: to the present day,

hired
and I:
1:01-11 6
and :1
now p
11111: t
that ii
"I‘Ito

me tight nwn‘y. 'l‘hore is :1 bill
.nudh'ig in (‘hn‘gré‘ns to this effect.

will be pursued at this 1101611011.
111171611: have paused their bill

99 h Whut tho clerks really want
993 .. .

tullw
that t

11y Main Sérvioc" niid they‘suy
my menu 10:10 It.

(‘I 1: I01: 11‘. (1011111107311. .712. tiny.
lusty arrived last night. at the homo or
1111110111101: RIIII'M‘I‘II'. Chariot: 11‘. Cum:

 

 

 

st:,u,-k.llnl1nfortlr 11vcnuo.—"~Dunhury
Nouns ' ~
101001101001 H1100
( outinucd 1'.-909m I'll-st P113193)

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

guns ,lnlulstor ol ‘pu'hlic instruction
and h. Iiuuotu‘ux prosidcnt oi um in
ntltut'. recitnlu 01 00001-111 or Vittor-
Hugo 1:: 11001111: by mom born of tho Con:
‘runcnisc' and tho, :i-ndol'lun or.
hymn ubnscd on 11:11:06 wor.ks hr M
Dclimn of the opera and u choir oi
180 mcn 111111 women. Tho band of tho
Ru
numb-1:11;: lull porsous perforated tho
iuntl': mouth! pull of the cxo ruinos' ’l‘ho‘
oono within Ult' pnntimn: was most
111 1:11:11 1111;, and full or color owing to
tho luliliunl 101101106 of tho Iudics and
til: i: iiiorms oi‘ tho oilioiuin

I11 :11 the public schools of 101-11040
the day will be colobiuicd by lor'tulon
Ion ti: lilo 0:. Frunoe'n national pool.
Enud l: reading: from his Works by the
9‘9proi‘c 601's ' ~

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Flouugs'or 101-2011.?

W

The

 
 

, B lgade C. N G

’17:: ilnur 01,111.01: of the I‘ourth
ltcgiucut (3.01.11.
iuuuiElry iiuvo

 
 
 

 

issued [to cor dim;

to ll: :11 Coni‘I'I'nu'y' '(l, of monitor-.11

 
 

bonds tho rc
or XIII.” hunt "on 1:. possible 100 pm
cont.Cou:p1:ny 13'. of Bridgeport la
sccoiri with ‘n pcrcontngo of 89. 31.. it
iénilu tho Br lilac-port
:cgln out for the fl: st time in a num

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

boi- o yours: Company 1"“, of Nor-null: "

is 1111‘ '.d 83.44.001npany K of Br-idgo
011111.
81.30 respectively. ‘ The excellent
show 111:: made by Company 'E Is duo
to LII: efforts of Its new.con1n1un(lor.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

tlcull reorganized tho 111911000111011
111150 curls tho regiment for
in 111‘ number of rc‘crnlt’s enlisted.
whicl is nine: The marksmanship of

0qu ,9 by E9 is also worth; of common-

 
 
 

L'Bligndc is led by 11161421011106
Gun battery, 0.8.31 liz‘lgn'de. Signal
(2117111900; Second gi111m:t~;92.60:
First I gimen't, 9,0 61; gFourtli' Rogl
niont 87.26:. Third, Regiment 81.131
Battery A 80,33 separate Company
83. 88., :91‘1'6091: A . 9 Nngni 9Buttnl

 

the oflice and lantery is checked "
BAN POSTAL EBAUQS. ,

3819797117 of Henley.- ' ,

, 7111911

have no weight 9,'

 

for women and the tendency to enter
1

Senor 97.9..aya's Engine 1111116906011: 1719, .- .

o'cllootor oft-tho Uhitc‘d
_ u tho to

 

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II 11011001111100 Ilml IIII

tit-11.711111 tlic clcrhn want 1161111.,
:0 clot-ks 1111mm: are hopeful i
h bluntenhfuli'y. and the clot-ks do :
02 ‘why their bill should not go 9

lo rcclu'nsity‘lng ”of :the whole .

but '

pullicun Guards and an orchestra ,

achinc, (11):: Button: Leads the-
(or lllc mouth of,

merit with u poi-contugo '

onipuniés of the:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

January .

70.490242112111618 ,
"913907679, of Karim: , 9.

Quintin: rim‘fccfum‘

 

nitnro, or new solar pillow to
trinity : ' ..
CREPE CLOTNS: ,8 and,

 

CHOICE CRETONNES
ART'TIGKINIE‘: as 618‘

' . Figured Denim 1019/1 and

, FRENCH CRETONN‘EI‘:
‘FIGURED SATEENS 18'

per pair. ,

Large line of Gas Globes
signs loom Io cts. up.

$1 75 to $5 75-

from $1.69 to $6 00.

inc them

UPHOLST’ERY 270190 1411:: 104310123.

Now.’ is a good 0112912 to get your house ready for the
spring and 61111191101. 9191 91110713 is any recovering of old fur»

 
 
 
 

be made seize this Oppor-

roots; 9

FINE SILKQLFNE to and :2 0:5.

123/2 and 15 cts.

FIGURE!) 77:2an 3541.09

,v 9:

15 0:13.99
50 and '75 :16;
018.

:1: -

‘17 .9 , LACE qURTAINs

'Wc have received some new ones, and "other/'5 at:
rooming every day. It will surprise you, but 11.15 1:00 that
we can give you fine: American Lace‘ curtains with over
lock- stitched edge in elegant patterns from $1100 to $3. on

~.I‘

L"AM9P AND GAS GLOBES

You will like to 90cc 2: large and extra fine assortment
of Banquet Globes decorated; with rosebuois. violets and 9
and other pretty and effective designs from $2.00 to $3. 75.

in pressed and etchod dc-

. :

Jardinieres in R‘ockwoodColorings, very pretty, from

Umbrolia Stands“ 1n darkblues, browns 'a'nd groans,

LADIES’ MUSLIN UNDERCLOTHLIVG

SOmc odds and ends of muslin 'anId noinsbbk under-
'clothing loft over from the la rgc sale.
thcm 25 per cent below wholesale prices.
article, but sizes are ircomplete.

Some Of the Tailored Gowns we told you of the other

day have gone, 913111 others have arrivcd Come and cxarm

We have marked
Some of9cvery

 

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13711911115999.0118 m
m ”t 2671'-
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KAN6A6 C'iTY“'6 'D'E'A'D'LQCK UN
BROKEN.

KANSAS CIIY, February Zitm'l‘lu:
mayor’s nomination .of Edward ll.
Boclrcl'. us city cleric, was continued
by the Council last night. ’l'ho «loud.
lock betwixt-.11 111,1.- (gonpml 1111:: Mayor
Rood ()l’l‘l‘ tho 011111 of city CDIIIINIII~
101' mumlnn unbroken. 1110 Mayor
soul. in no new humor: alor tho 19111100 and
the Council again cjulmi 912‘.‘ :29.
iatcs 1111110111.}111'110.‘ 'Iho'muyor
empowered his privuto ' socrctary
311011110 11111 :0: to, administc: the oath
of chin: to the newly nmiotntcd oiii
rials and tho, Louncilnppioxcd his
action. This greatly improves tlu: nit.
nation :11: il'hnu 115;qu put in operation
the business of the city. which has
been :11 u strtndstill for Several days.

A GREATSURPBISE 9
Is in store for all who. use homo s Bul-
snm for tho 'l‘hront and Lungs. the
great guaranteed remedy. would run
believe that it 111 sold on its merits, and
any druggint is authorized by the pro
mietm' of this, wonderinl remedy to:
give you n 6011190199 bottle tron 4 It her
or falls "to cure acute or chronic
1101193115 All druggistc cell .Komp' 1: Bill
sum. Prion 9250' and 600 . . ‘

LQNGSHOREMEN'S STRIKE 6'ET-

TLED ' " '
HAVANA, Fcbrunr y 26 T—Coloncl"

Scott has ‘sutlsructolily settled mo

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

by hurlii‘g nil empIchrs 1111700 to 1:11:15
tho camo' scale of prices '11:: is now in

 
 

 

 

 

longchoronion s strike at 'cienfirégos '

NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD, RAILROAD.

m...— _

+1005 rAaLg.

m

In effect December 1, 100:.

LEAVE: SOUTH NORWALK' son
new YORK.
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6155.7:13.7164..~8110x. 9103!, 9:9 36.
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91011.9 "

P. 9,111. «3,: 2119:. 8:933. 5:55x. 7:20.
10: 10' ‘ ‘
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NORWALK.

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LEAVE SOUTH NOR'WALK FOR
, NEW HAVEN.
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A rue-:12: 08x.' 1: 09:, 1: 20!, 7: 42,

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SOU'TH NORWALK 'T'"0 "DANB'URY.

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TO SOUTH 'NOR'WALK. >
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