Evening sentinel, Monday, October 22, 1888 · page 2

 
 

 

Batten: Pleas to Fathers and
Mothers for the Children.

 

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Omani, with ta. won-av. comma Tar-r
"I." Illic- Workers and Preachers
h the Metropolitan Opera lloase, New
Iotk.

I" You. Oct. 22-3110 Metropolitan

“Op-a house was not so well filled yesterday

as on the tanner unions of the

’Wmen‘s Christian Temperance union. The

reason for this was that several of the

« mmd ladies preached in olier churches
and their friends went to hear them.

The Rev. Elisabeth Greenwood. of Brook-

delivered the much at the opera
haul. Theflretpartofitwas doctrinal in
”extreme Inthecourse of her dissent»
flan, however, she took up the much vexed
of marriage and divorce. Bhe
elaimedthateasy divorce laws always pro
eededthefallofanatiou,andclted the case
of the revolution in Paris, which occurred at
theoloee ofayear during which over 80, 000
divorces were granted in that city alone.

In the afternoon the house was filled. a
W number of men being present than at
any previous meeting

After the opening exercises Dr. Kate Bush
nail. superintendentof the “Social Purity Do-

t,” spoke. Dr. Bushnell launched into
liar subject at once. She believed, she said,
that men and women were created on the
nuie plan. and that men were every whit a!
pure as women naturally; that it was the
usagesrf society which had established the
social I atua Dr. Bushnell said that it was
an insult to her father and her brothers to
fly that they were created on Ii lower social
plane than herself.

' Dr. Mary Allen. of New York, of the “Do

t of Health" of the union, nest ad-

the assemblage.

“You fathrus who have boys," said Dr.
Allen, “are very careful of your words and
actions when in their presence, but don't you
know that your thoughts influence them!
Don‘t you know that years before those eyes
law the light or thaJittlo brain was called
Into existence you had imparted to that child
a tangible record of your life! I charge you
In the name of all that you hope for the fu—
ture of your children to protect them by
your thoughts”

Dr. Allen appealed to the oung men who
thought that a few years of. ' 'pation before
they settled down in life would do no harm,
to stop and think of the result upon their
future sons and daughters.

The speaker made a forcible address to the
girls, “the future mothers of the race.”
“Keep your every thought pure," she said.
“The purity of the girl of to-day means purity
of the mother of the future. Oh, sacred mys
wry of motherboodl when a young woman
slips down into the darkness. alone with
God, and a human soul is given into her
keeping!

“Do not jeopardize the possibilities of your
future by marrying a reformed libertine.
Do not mar the little coming life by harbor-
Ing thoughts of murder in your heart."

hire. C. Ii. Harris (flops Ledyard). super-
In’teudant of the “Department of Mothers‘
Meetings,” first spoke of how mothers should
dress their children.

“If you put silk on a girl of seven years she
will notbe satisfied with woolen at seven-
teen." She spoke of the habit New York girls
bad of writing to boys whom they had known
but two‘Veeks.

“Don’t you know it cheapens your girlsf"
lid the speaker. “What are you New York
mothers thinking about, anyway I"

The lady next took up the question of boys
Vldting glrlsin the parlors of their homes

audbeing received by them alone. She
thought the mother should be present and
help to entertain her daughter I; friends.

“My mother, ” said Mrs. Harris, ”used to
Insist that I should have a piece of work in
my hands when young men called upon ma
1 never how her reason until since my own
children have grown up. I know now that
it was done in order that my hands should
bokept in their proper place. Then, too, a
bright light is needed if one has work to do.”

Maud Harrison to have the Stage.

Cincaoo, Oct. 21—Miss Maud Harrison,
the soubrotte actress. who will join A. M.
Palmer's company at the Chicago Opera
house tonight, will be married to James A.
Car-ea, the proprietor of the Columbia thea-
tre. Thursday night. Miss Harrison will play
In “Our society" the first three nights of the
weeknndwill then leave the stage perma-
nently. The wedding will‘tako place in New
York, whither Miss Harrison will go immov
diately after the close of the performance
Wednesday night. Mr. Carson recently
knead in a rather sensational divorce suit,
brought by his first wife, inwhich the names
ofeeveral wellkuown actresses were freely
used. Thelastthat was heard of the suit
w a compromhe and agreement to separate
without a decree of divorce, but it appears
thatliraCaI-sonhas since pressed her suit
and secretly secured her decree. Mr. Carson
8 rich, and the son of a manwho isstill
richer.

 

A Worthy Association.

mm, Oct. Did—British born subjects
ludthdrduoeudante In the state of New
York and elsewhere, who are or intend to be-
game American citizens. are eligible to
unhership in the British-American Associav
tied of the State of New York incorporated
Saturday. These laudable objects are set
forth: To promotegood feeling and harmony
between the governments of the United
Stats and Great Britain; to aid in maintain-
Iugandenforcing the laws of the land; to
aidlntheelectiouof good men to political
dceaudtothe adoption of the best prin»
ciplea as the alociatlon honestly under
sfaudethem. The executive cmnmlttee is:
William N. Bartram, Thomas Kirkham, Er-
nest Bowdeu, Charles Wells. Frederick W.
B. Toop and William Phillipa.

Jeaephl. Wadeaud Harcourt Bull are in-

carpenters with some of the preceding.

The Thomas Jefferson at mica.
Dana, N. Y... Oct. Ill—The Democratic
anal boat Thomas Jederson arrived here at
Oo’clook Saturday night. It was met by dale
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ON THE MURDENERS’ TRAIL.

halve Plakertoa Detectives lap-ct lean
to Have the Ambush Assassins.

Wmsanauas. Pa. Oct. 214an of
Pinkerton‘s detectives, led by Capt. Dough
cty, are now on the trail of the murderers
of I’aymastor licCIui-e and his assistant.
1‘fiugb Flanagan. The detectives went to the
weasel thotmagedy yesterday. Capt. Dough-
erty lays it was not a murder. but a bufdi-
ery. He says that while it was not the work
of professionals the men who committal the
murders were well drilled in rifle practlua
This strengthens the of all the do
tsctives that the crime was committed by two
woodchopwrs who live in a little oettlemeut
in the woods.

The detectives also believe that the plunder
is buried near where the shooting took plum.
The two Illt'll suspected of the crime are at
their home and displayed the greatest indif-
ference. Y estcrday they went to church. but
were shadowed all the time.

The victims of the tragedy were buried
yesterday. Already fifty letters have reached
here from adventurers claiming to be relaw
tires of Flanagan, who leaves an estate
valued at “23,000. Flanagan claimed that he
had no living relatives. Thousands of peoplt
visited the scene of the tragedy. l’aymasfes
McCluro's dead horse was cut to pieces by
relic hunters. They took out his teeth. cut
the bullets out of his carom-ta and cut off his
tail and hoofs. The excitement over the
murders continues unabated '

EXCURSION TRAIN WRECKED.

Narrow Lscnpe of Passengers from Death.
An Open Switch the Cause.

ELMIKA, N. Y., Oct. 23.41110 train on
which the Third Ward Literary club of this
city went on an excursion to Park statlou,ou
the Elmira, Cortland and Northern railroad
was wrcc kcd at Brown 5 switch about eleven
miles north of this city. For some ransom
unknown, aswitch at that point indicated
was maliciously turned, and owing to a slight
curve Engineer Thomas Durrnnt did not see
the danger until too late to prevent the
accident.

He reversal his engine, however, and clung
to the lever, going down into a crack with
the engine. The engine plunged into the mud
and turned over on its side. Durrnnt was
thoroughly shaken up, but not otherwise in-
jured. The fin-man, 1’. Butler, jumped
just no the engine went down, and mi
fared only bruises which are not serious.
The baggag . car followed the engine into the
creek and the baggage man and John Travers,
in charge of the mmmiesary, were thrown to
the front end of the car and buried beneath
its contents. They wcrcsoon extricafcd from
their predicament and found to he badly, but
not seriously bruised. None of the passengers
suffer 'Inoro than slight bruises. The en-
gine was wrecked. In a short time another
engine was swurod and most of the party re-
sumed their trip.

JACKSONVILLE ENCOURAGED.

Church Services llelil Yesterday. the First
in a Long Time.

Jscxsosnum, Fla, Oct. nut—There were
twenty—seven new arses reported for twenty-
four hours, and four alcoths~.~\. B. Thrasher,
E. S. Ulnio, llick McKutlIon (colored) and
Mattie Scott (colorcdv. Total cases to date,
3,796; total deaths. iii”.

Eight of the new cases are whites and nine
teeacolored.

The new cases are: Mrs. Julia Smith. Mrs.
Brouthcrs, A. J. Braden. Joseph A. Lopez~
B. Ilagcns, licnry Williams, II. IT, Monitor],
James Saunders.

The weather was decidedly cooler, with a
prospect of rain: This accounts for the slight
incrmsc in the Ilimase. Churches generally
were open yestenlny, for the first time in
many weeks. It was thought that the gath—
ering of people at worship would tend to
spread infection. Now that this danger has
lessened, meetings are encouraged as a means
of promoting cbeerfuinI-su and restoring social
conditions to their normal state. The at
tendaucc was large. Tho question of disin-
fection is still puzzling the authorities. Hur-
geon General Hamilton wires that he will
confer with President Cleveland and learn
his views. The people are not dismal-aged
by the bad report, as the chilly weather gives
promise of frmt smn

[low )lr. Belts Received the Burglar.

Familmm Conn” Oct. Lil—The burglar
alann In Mr Betts’ house rang, warning him
that burglars were rubbing his store. He im-
mediately amen, and. taking his gun, wont
to his store. llc found a man on the outside
with a wagon, in which be was leading
gm‘ulspawxl tnhim by some person inside.
As he apprnm‘lml the burglar warned him to
kccpawuy or he would shoot. Belts, how-
ever, Iovclcdhis own gun and fired twice,
both shots taking effect. He then rushed on
the burglar and clubbed him with the stock
of the gun. The wounded burglar was then
loaded into a wagon and takento the Bridge
port police station, where his wounds were
examined and pronounced fatal. It wa
learned that the burglar was Charles Carey,
of Philadelphia.

(fraud by Her Husband's Insertion.

Wasmxoros, Oct. 2. —A wry peculiar
case has come to the attention of the police.
A woman was found wandering about the
streets applying for admittance to various
houmwherc she was not known. She had
with her four children, the oldest 10 years of
age and the youngest only 2. She was placed
under arrest, when she gave unmistakable
evidences of insanity. It developed later that
she was a Mrs. Walker, of Prince George’s
county, hid, the child of well to do parents.
Three weeks ago her husband «hearted her.
She told her children that the was coming to
Washington to live in a beautiful house.
She walked with the children all the way to
this city, ten miles, and stopping with them
at the tlrst handsome house they came to she
asked admittance. Her parents will be
notified.

Mr. Blaine En Route last.

Dunno, Oct. ill—Jim. James G. Blaine.
accompanied by Walker Blaine.Gen. Adora
It. Kinganda number of nowspaperoorro
quadrants. arrived here last evening in a
specialcar. attached wthengularflkhigan
Central train. Mr. Blaine will speak here
this evening. on Tuesday night at Rochester.
and on Wednesday he will addm the work—
ingmen at Madison Square Garden. New
York city. This ends his en gagemente for
the campaign in New York, although it is
possible that he may return to New York

 

the Saturday pending the election. Ir.
Blaine took lunch at the residence of Mr.
Marshall Plenum! In the afternooncalled
upon Editor Wot The Tribune.

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WAFFAIRS IN EUROPE

The Parnell Commission Re-
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Some startling Testimony Expected [roi-
Dubllu'a Chief of Police. Inuit llay Not
be AdmItM-Prodlgallty in the War
Department.

Innnon, Oct. 2".-—All of the I’arnellitel
implicated in the c barges of The Times and

all the witncnscs summoned by both sides for,

the opening day of the Parnell mmunlselon
are in London, in readiness to attend the first
sitting of tho minini-I-Iion, which began to
day Among the witmwace is Chief Police
Superintendent Mellon. of Dublin, whose
flidence promises to be of a startling charac-
ter. Mellon has watched the inner workings
of Feulanism slaw 1867 ,having been allot!!!
In his work by infonners, who have abun-
dantly imppllod him with details otherwise
unobtaiuablc. James Carey, the informer.
who was killed at the Com of “and Hope,
was mnnnisflionwf to musinutu )lnllon at
the time of the I’hu-nix park murders, but
being llll‘fl in the pay of the enemy, as well
lulu tho f‘nllll'lr'lli'l? of the men of his own
organization. he failed to carry out the work
assigned to him.
the [mecmiun of Malian Wu» furnished by
Curcy, llllfl the-m is grunt curiosity to observe
to what extent, if at oil, the ('(llllllllrlh’lfm will
admit the hearsay t'IVIfIOIII'C' thus obtained.
Some time ago the war oiling ordered the
construction of gun varangchu (ma! £24,000,
by a pri\ Iifo firm. ll hen the l arringos were
completed, the mourn, (1' of the (It’lull’llllt'lll
from which tlwrnrrinc is were ordered, “ho
had IIiI-anwhilc mun: info Ullll‘l‘, nbjwfml to
many or the detail» of tlicirmnstmz-tmn, and
gave a new order involving the Ilisbumumzut
of an uriditionnl L'zum, although he paid
for tIImmmlIe lInIl miiclzimml. Them (ar—
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and fail to pin cos. it is rim-rim! that
oils of her ornmplo-e of pIi‘IIli: waste have been
discovered ‘ in the war III-mrtnwnt, and will
be lllmlv' the subject of vigorous spewing on
the port of the Liberals during the coming
session of parliament, demanding an inquiry
into the administration of the various bureaus
comprising the military service.

A decision of the Spanish cabim't has been
urrivcd at which is tantamount ton complete
surrender on the port of nmrly half of the
ministers, these gI-IifleIIivn umsidcring that a
pacific curl of the difficulties surrounding
them justified the moon: taken. The excite-
ment which has prevailed in Madrid is now
on the wane, and no further trouble seems
possible.

MUD RUN OUTDONE.

Ninety Bodies Taken From a Wrecked
Train and Moro to Follow.

Ports“, ltaly, (Int. 2‘2.—-ln the landslide
which rm-urrcd near Interim fifty metres of
rock fell upon and crushed ten carscrowdcd
with cxmrsiunists returning from the force
at Naples. The sccnenl the disaster isiua
romnicelistrictmml as the tclcgraph wins
were broken by the falling rm’k and earth,
the summoning of lwlp was delayed tm
hours.

Meanwhile til» scene» was most horriblc, the
groans of the dying. mingled wdh the
shriek of the injured, unnerving those of
the survivors who assayed to rescue their
lain fortunate companion.

Already ninety dead bodies and seventy
injured ones have been taken out of the
wreck, and the work of excavation ispro
eroding” rapidlyaspuesiblc. It is mzrtain
that mm are more dead bodies, as two cars
are still buried.

 

Murder Mystery In "Inna.

luv/Isa, Oct. sent—The lnquisidor street
crime is still a mystery. The police, with the
help of the press, are doing all that is must
ble to investigate the matter. The murders
were no doubt tulllil‘llltul for robbery, as aw-
counf. books found on “W premises, which
were kept by Mrs. Sound», compared With
what money was found in the boom, show a
shortage of nearly “DUMB in bank bills. The
ediwr of La Lucius received an anonymous
letter by mail, signed M. .Invert. which has
been published, in which this unknown per—
son says if Juan Munoz, the audio—law of the

victims, is willing to pay $25.0!) in gold he :

will inform the court confident ially who mur-
dered Millionaire Sanudo and wife, also giv-
ing sufficient cvidcnw to convict the mur-
derers. This letter, together with nearly
3,0000thcrs revolved through the "mile by
LaLucba. haslnm placed in tho launlsnf
the judge who has charge of the, cane. Throw"
letters uremic] to crmtaxn important details
crmncctullwith the grime.

Funeral of is Ill-Ia Captain.

103903, Oct. Zia—Captain (Headed, of
the “'II'Ifc Htur steamship Iiennanii', was
burial in “'allascy churchyard, Chi-shire, on
Saturday. Thefuncral was nttendol by the
managing directors of the White titer com-
pany, many of its employee, including a bum.
berof tho attaches of tho ir’ennanic,auda
large number of family friemhi.

. The Czar and (harm: In Baku.

Hr i’rrsnsnl no, (M LU—Tbe czar and
Marina have arrived in Baku. The cmr
laid the foundation stone of an orthodox
cathedral ymumlny. The royal couple then
visited the naphtha works. Afterwards they
mreivc-la number of dam-tattoos. including
one emulating of Turkomana. Much cu-
thusiasm was manifested.

Eighteen sailors and Two Ships lac.

Columnists, Oct. 22.411» Ital-tan steam

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ship Archangel and the British steamer N
tune. of Glasgow, came Into collision in
Christiana harbor. Both lel sank 1mm
diatoly. Theorew of the Neptuneandeight
of the Archangel's crew were saved. The
captain and seventeen of the Amhugel's
crew were drowned

Drone/n Joins the laurel-ell.

Oct. 22.411» city of firemen
formally entered the German nouverein, and
ceases to be a free port. The burgouiester
received a tremendousovellonupon the oeea~
lion, thepowlar feeling being similartotliat
prevailing in Damimrg upon the entranced
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MAIN STREET. tiOUTlI NOBWALK

 

r. '1'. 87A”-

“uh" 4

= Ilas purchased the exclusive llright for Non-ll

and 50th Norwslk to use fh a Metal Whit
"orator. and extracts teeth without in, and free
0'th aim charge Whrti taI teeth I

Iy. Office and residence adjoining Nathalie!
pareoriago, Norwalk. Us. Openeveninge. film

A. S.FERRTS,
JEWELER.

Watches, Jewelry. Silverware.
I'inc Watch repairing a Specialty.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.

Monument and Btallllllii.

Do not buy amendment or Headstone from any
photograph, bill go direct to the show rooms of

Whales. West. 1’ orrurt.Novwa1k and select one
all complete and you will not be? dleagpoiiiled in its
appearance Dialcrlnalikludv of uIldIug stone
and Cmeltry work.

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l3 Ak'f BS.

.61 3 In
American Investment ('0. .

Equitable Life Insurance (1».

Farmers Loan and Trust Ilo.
Jarvis-Coukiin Mortgage Trust in.
Fire, l.ifc,.tu~iclcnl. and Plate Illa“
Insurance.

TAYLOR I GOLDEN. Axle.

lival lit-latch. Insurance Agency, South firewalls,
Conn.

Jacob M. Layton,

local Entatc and Home Agent.

. General 1 nsurnncc A gcncy

Yam, Life and Accident.
0cm Steamship Tickmwf'Iabiu and Steamge.

Draft.- for uni.- £ and ups ards and Money Orders to
all parts of Europe.

Notary Public. Acknowledgements Taken.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage- l‘hccked
lo Destination.

ob Wit-humor: Sr... (Next door to Port-Mice.)

South Norwalk. Conn.

 

BEE HIVE.
I..iDll-.§’ AND GI’YI‘a’ M‘IM} MALI.
(V f) to the Bee llive who -n you are hungry or dry.

for you can I.» t a spiral square meal or lunch
at all hour- ut prime -n In: It Inc can afford it and
gongmn "III ill’fflk" an: “Ira. Coffee: and hi Ik.
r ”hurtful: or cold. all kind-m! Tim rancc Drme
Aim 'Iublt Boar-l, or Board and sizing by the
A day or val-ck. t'nmv- amino: for youmlffhat it is
ju-I liki- burnt and We will try and make on feel at
norm Ifuputtfillly, 1 III. lint" lllVK

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Insure Your Life

On the Endowment Plan.

A man at agr- also would prohabl need Insurance
for twenty or twontpfive years, of because he
nee-deli furthat omen» no reopen why he should
stipulate lokewp ll up dorm the whole IIfe lime
He has over e ht luIndn-d cgancee ‘In a Ibusand of

hundred in a thousand of living fwcnfyvflve
Because hi:- on
neglect to mom for the chances of dying which

are unpleasantly numerous—by n lleral insurance

on huh“ INSUIIE IN TIIB
CONNECTIOUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 00..
0F HARTFORD.

S. S. IIIIOMMEDIIIU.
3c uth ”IMVBLR

M BITCH,

GILBERT

 

Lively and Feed Stable

W ARWIl‘K HOTEL,

ilnrsce and Carriages inlet for all ocml no
1' arriagwl at [newt Io meet All Trains
mood Turnout: at New Dir: Prim,

Telephone connection sea It

CANDIES

0'.“le “him“
.7. ‘br "‘-

CULINU t‘IIl‘l All. i’A amt TOY“. nude (on assort-
nn-nI of ornamental candy.

MrsJohn Holland

( LADDER"! Illfll‘ll‘.
‘I l

Henry Tilly

BABBIABB IIAKB

Special attention given to re-
pairs In all branches.

A good second-hand, imp-scab
ed carriage for sale.

SWAN R. RUB]!!! ELL.
Wholesale and Retail Outlets la
Manufacturers’ and Painfert’SuppIIei
Hhi p Chandlers,
so: Water lit” foot of Dank.
DRIDOIPOIW. (51‘.
agiugvfigeflmu six-m 0am t'envae “ails. m.

Imyfhingueedellehvulalloal. em or left-
(km-mm“ MovvleE ”firm-a“

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living more I an IwcnIy years and nearly eight 54.

Frill are so bright he rhoud not ~50.

A CARD TO THE LADIES!
OPENING-

ATTIII

LADIES’ STORE

No.5 Main Street
raunsnsvauarninn

Octoberlland l2.

...7_._. cool

Ageneralauovtiaentof

RIILIJ I N 13 llY!

Milli-Irv! Goons. Pattern Boli-
nets, [tourist flute and all
Novelties pertaining
to Milllnery.
MW‘

Nocards. mfilmhflll plea-Io alarm Ititle
general Invitation ca mus. t all
runs. 1. 1:. lift“ ’
Milli. I. L. Allele.
Norwalk, October Bill. “DB.

F. B. BASH l BBB.

Only agents for cityaud borough of the

“Great American” and “Italian!”

Heaters.

These llmtm are excelled by none and stand a
die faced“! the list for simplicity, durability and
cfllcieucy, are self- cleaning“ and east ly

We havens haudaduelf ueof

RANGES,

, Plain and Duplex Grate.
IIBCOIIATILD AN ll PLAIN CHINA,

Plain and Fancy Glass Ware.
ABATE. TIN and IRON WARE

Just In H 'vul from the farmry at the “sweet market
prices.

F. H. NASH 65330

H. S. ROOD,

Watches,
Jewelry,

«AND—
Silverware.

Spccia! attention paid. to the (#511,!th of tin:
watch-2‘ and icwclry.

 

 

 

 

 

5:! Main blrfcl.

SEWERS'

2-. Di. PIERCE

omen in
S IYINV' E R. 1’1 1’3‘
AM)

General Sewer Contractor

lepreparul to make connections with main sewer
[an In this city on the mint favorable terms.

lice Intending to connect with the recently laid
sewers In llllr‘ City will lind it to their advantage to
can on him. 593‘; ff

. 1‘1. 1’! liliCki
Bus ‘30. South Norwulkyi'f.

The Metropolitan’ 3 Record For I887.

(lain in autumn of cuts: nI-lmg l'ulinr curiae
13'” i. m 0135

Oslo in Meet» durinir lfir’i. 91.1)) .(m a;

Gain in Premium Income during 1 (if. 31. frail?!

Ginnif- Interest Herclpt» (turning 1887. 355,6”

Gain in Gross II come during 1887. tlzfififile‘lfil
Number of Daub Claims paid In museum.
Amount paid to Policy-haulers «luring.- lh‘b‘T, 3'1.

WIN. '20
Number of Policies in Force, 1.33am
New Innuranre erih'fi during or H194 2:3 00.
Capital and surplus for recuIIIy of '01 my holders

over and almvc the res rvc n: vpimrvl by know, (4 per

cent )and all otfw r Ilalfllifics :1 161.9631.

Amount paid by the i ompany to its Policy
holdv: rs for Claim, e'r., rim}: 1 manlzauon, plus
present lover-ted Assets, 81". 0'18. ”(1. it'l.
J" El‘ll LEIE‘NIK

A It'flfi.

JOHN Ii. I-‘Ismua,

Winn”: l'sii'1sm' Kata" Dunlcriu 5’. kinds of

BBB. ABB BBBB

Brick. Lime. Cement.
Elise Stone. Etc.

behigh, backawunnu, Locust
Mountain. Franklin, and
stillsosbarre Goals.

Anni RUBBER PAIB‘I‘

YIN] Vim! OI WMIIIDflMm and Mar.
shall stow-ts. Branch office at Shim:
llmu Run.» “4"”

ER. F.

.., Feohter'a Pomona

«:25. FAIRIOOII.

 

 

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GRAND FALL OPENING

Trimled Ifllilery.1uhaa; .Walk Beta m
"m!“ with In.
leather mad-m to latch Iain.

urineflovelinlnqluflm

8h dell Tipe.Wlogr.

PBIII‘I‘IBII BF ALL IIIBB

Highest Cash Price

:. in tune] Ballet

JIMEATB

 

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W

I’AIJ. AND WINTER

MILLINEIW!

Largest Aunt-newt. Lowe“ Prion.

 

OSTIIIOH BANDEAIIX

(Immutahlovehieel hboan
Ike and \‘lve as. I Ill

 

03' full line It ll be opened
'1' uesday, Wednesday. Thuriulay
and Friday.
Ladies will please accept this invitation. No tale
)1 1'». W. Fawcett

Novwalk and ilo. Kuwait,

Wailing Stannnry'

PRINTED 0R ENGRAVED l

A SPECIALTY.

.I r 'i‘IIi:

Sentinel Office.

BAIAB, BIBBY B B0.

-—-voo‘ # -.7.

W001) MANTELS,
DOORS,

SASS, BLIKDS,

HARD WOOD WORK.

OF ALL KIND“. .
.7 7 7-..,77777.

Lang uvc Stock of Columns
for Trimming

—————— «ow——

Plate and Sheet Glass.

 

Steam Sawing, Planing.
and Taming.

 

Lumber Yard between railroad and carriage

BIBIAI Bull III NAI'SIAII Billet

South Norwalk, Conn.

B81611. B31181 HA!

Important.

human. Hun. amiss, '88.

A F. Quintald, by. .,
eased Quietard' s “maparllla
ninrc hu-t SaniIIsflaudit has put me in shape”
won: one» mm». which I was not able to do
1g“: m. mainriain Central America two yuan
ago and have pnd’emlfmmir since, using would.
quirinc. cm. by fhewlwleeule. q'uiatard'a m
purilla II. oi the business for use. A
Yours Truly
.. V. G. BILL.

sow n femur ‘

GEO. B. PLAISTZD.

LADIES“Elms ores

1:. 1:3: 0w- Dyellg, at lone
My wit ya everything. They are sold my.
MM! ICC. a package. They havenoeqnal
for Brighton, Amount in Package:
orfor Yuatnnsof Color, or non- Jodi Qualifier.
Thaydonotrruekarsnut;49eulors. ornleby
ID)" T's) Pharmy, and Geo B Plaisted, drum“.
to: ly

 

 

I WILL PAY Till

FOR
liege, Bones, Bottles Iron?
and Metals. ‘

M‘sm moving car: In.
tal rare to

wenusru consume,
null?” NORWAIJ.

1,, stock by sending an

 

J. P. Peckwen.

1 James Bloom's!" la.
Nor W‘&, I Om.

Being unable to manufacture

13: A. R N m a a

To A
announcer “mm “4
man In then-re for the ealeof

Ilarrmsa, Saddles, Halters, Sur-
cinglcs, Collars, «kc.
Fine Harneu'l’o W.

as usual. at Ihcold stead when I will madam

fm'line'ofWhl .II gee
“of 3-“me

1 ill I‘m-wu—

BIKV‘D II Till M In!“

want the chiller-rm" mm
stun-blowout yoawlllhdtks-l
ken-smug

Poultry AI all Kinds

“MINA“.

 

 

 

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