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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 13, 1888 · page 2

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All. LONDON DEIIGIITEII.

Chief of Police.

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Ill! Slit Clltlldls 3"
4! Done Hull-g

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Inna illntea—dndlntlonn

MW” "onto Will lln lery Clone.

Minimum, Nov. Ll. w'l‘lu- multicut
duct paced the day wry quietly at his mit-
duoa, receiving a gmully lllllnlicr of neigh-
lnronnd homo friends who allot, and road
h: hit lattorii and (slalom paper: Since the

‘ day at his election Gun. llarrinou's wail hat

atendlly increasel, until I: has now reached

uni-mom minus. Yesterday tiwrnltl‘
it required an uproar Wagon ll haul the

m at letter: and haze of iiowspaperl

M M arrived ulna! bolurdny. About

WW and natural lags o! Iicn'apapaa

couched the mail.

Mb; like eighty tell-33mm mum alao
received mostly o! It anagram

tor, an arc ale.) his lettm. Ilerctofore Goa.

Bantam In» aimed to reply in ct'cfy law.

It Indy to acknowledge ita receipt, but with

such an (”llfflill'vllmr’ IW! III: now iludn
thpt the tank of replying to Inch Mter will
he too grmt for him mundmtako. no it would
um: than Intrtipy hie critire time

t ion or mu callers were near political
blank and associates, with whom he talhod
about pubic: matter: mincwhat , but was him-
aclt very r- ticeixt. expressing twinniniona, but
saying that he was now listening to all that
mold he said. and war anxious to hear the

Valuer)! llli' country upizi Illallcfit connected

with the aclniiuiiitrntion he no» to form and

antral. This great main of him 'mflmm
in of mm! merely congratulawry. but than

D I lll'go than? of it devoted to politics, and

this he will try and read for hinnsclf or have

aylhhiuacd in each shape that he can Income
perennially ammintal with its character and
him.

'iuncli canbepoaitirely said, that at
yctthegeneral hat not fixodhlsinindupon
anyonetor apocitiou in theoabinet orfor

anypolninent poet 0! honor or service.
Alrudy he is in receipt of many letters trora
thomthandotherptwtioaeol the wintry
askingfor interviews, and with his invent
tooling liewillhegladtotalk with auyrep
reeentativeuien; hutot ammhemnmt hare
lib tiine fruiticaaly or Irirolously exhausted
bymc idle curiosity when. The general
b very well, and take; lilt’r tic-w committing
null work with his Initial equipmc of manner:
' 'l'baetrainof thecatnpaign has heenvery
great upon him, and is not unlikely that he
mytakoabrietracation before hisinaugu-
rntion, though whereor when is not yet ooh
Iinedcveuinhiaownniind. The general it
organizing hkforee o! clerks, and has ap
pointed Mr. E. P. Tim (I this city It
Wither. lie-pendsall hie tinioat
ionic, taking his recreation in theshapeol
longwalkstot whichheiarerytmid, audio
wldchhehasnlways Mu Wanted The
douicatic routine of the hmie is. of (muse,
Wily interrupted, for the general 8““
but" with his accustmiel tummy and
good nature.

CONGRATULATIONS TO MR. MORTON.

Telegram from Prominent Republican:
hymn-ins Satisfaction.
Batman". 5. Y., I‘or. lit—lion. Levi
P. Norton audtainily hare left theirm
try ruidaioe for Sew York.

 

thalaryenurn'

: "Ao-
apt the congratulationsol the lrlh'AW
an Katioaal Ilepaldican Taritf

Boa. Thomas Candi, Random, 1‘. Y.:
"the recall clearly siren evidence that
Americanrarclor Anteria.”

. 2‘. Hinton and others, Indianapilia:
“Indiana has redeemed her pledge The
gratitude of the Iriattnnn has been well
Muiuthiscleetim.”

G. W. Pmlerny City: "I mngntuv
‘htnyou over thegreatoat victory the Ameri
aapaiplehare harlor will haw: in the hic
toryof ' ice."

John Stalin:
tled

”Protection being aet-
albdtor a generation
Icongratulateyou."

Gal. Fairdlild: "Above all lull
gladtheA W have mind the
peatdmerwhichthreatoned them.
Barryl) I’mJinIinaapolis: ‘Tongratu—
wont trout thou-nib at Indiana 1m
“alikenryeelt whovotcdtoryouopenly.’
MAM: ”Amptiny lineareand
heartyoongratulationa Therictoryiegrut.’
JodA. Erbardt: ”Below you have lar
Hicdyourtcruithepolicyotthellepuhliaa
pitywillbarepincolaiuillwenrystrca-
incur] southern state,aud all who have
theri‘httovote willheahle to do to with

outletorliindrauce."

Went Virginia Still in ”on".

(mam-roaJV. ‘1. Nov. 13-11» clear
fianretnrnsarecmniuginrcryshiwly. Th.
Republicans (kiln (Sole election as gorv
door, witwoom‘rc-neu, but thew-
rcctcd returns tro- Idawln mnty give
Jackson mount-Jr coupes, atrium,
whichwill ekct hiatbyasniall majority.
”minty-aw, throughhisat
taaayintbisa'tymuintonuedtheconmb-ys
mootKanwliacountythathedesiresa
recount. TheBepublicna rote trimmed
”madam, whilethellemocrnta
pollniaalighlina’aiseorertwo year; ago.
Hermann-catholic!“ that the
We will he'lleinoaatlc by” two or
flueemnjtw’wyonjoint ballot,and.tsela .n.
guinedhiareturatothellaited Staten-ear
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(lea. Ilnrrtaorf a Opportunity.
Binaiaouau. Ala. Nov. lit—A curious
Wholmulathig here It It addmood to

, reciting that he nowhaiinn
opportunity at Innklngn national adminis-
tration that Will break all sectional linen
and retail in a united country lie Is
urged toappoiut good otllclalt iii the tooth
Indtogivotothe aouth liberal and enlight»
anedticatuiont. It is signal by prominent
hum mine-pectin at party.

l'arndo In Brooklyn.

It" You. Nor lll.—-‘l'ho Republication!
Brooklyn had a big [made last night In
honoroltho recent national victory. It In
animal that .541» men were in line. AW
than: who reviewed the parade were ex-
United Stalcl District Attorney A. w. Ten-
neyandllon “'anier Miller. There mun
flaodtiplay o! fireworks and much enthuv

Iludd Clnlni- n Ilqloelty.

Animus, MIL, Nov. l:l.-—8idnoy E.
Xudd, the Itqiublicnn Inndldato tor congres-
iu the Fifth district, aseorta that ho hint been
elected by a majority of all. He will apply
to the courts for a mandamus tocompel (lov-
eruor Jackson to Ionic to him a certificate
of election. “

I’rcpnrlnilor Inauguration.

W asiiixomv 'oI- lit—Col. Quay,chuir-
lanof thcltqmblwi national conunittoo,
has appointed Mr. A. 'I‘. Britton, of “ash-
ington, chairman of the committee on or-
ragcnients {or the inauguration of President-
elcct Ilarriom.

 

RUNNING DOWN THE ROBBERS.

 

Two Arnal- nnd the I'rluclpal “ill Soon
3 Bo In Custody.

New (litmus, Nov. lit—J. Loon l'ounda,
arrested Haturday for mail robbery, was ur-
rnigncd and committed in default of bail.
[titan were found on him that were stolen
lathe Nintheastcrn railway train robbery
Nov. 3. ll'ora Ellis. parsing as Mrs. (iirard,
at Tyler, 'l'cx.. who had arrived here on her
way from t'oviagtoii. L1. (the place where
Pounds was afflflilflll, tu Texas. won or-
rested, and $5!) of the blnlrll "mill-y wan
found can't-II in Ivor clothing. She hm boon
living with E. l'. Bunch, who committed
the train robbery. The woman ('Ulllt'lil'tl
that Bunch gave her the mom-y.

The dutmii'm expect to rupture Bunch
within two days. He secured $10,:llllcasli
from the carpi-ens car. He is $3 years old,
was born in Noxuheo county, Minnie xix
(not two inches taIL has red hair and III-bio
ken, was once school teactior at Amitc, La,
and later clerk of Cook county. Tea; re»
sided at (laincwillc, but was inIIit-tol for
frwgcry, and left there two years ago: was
with the llurmwa boys in the Texas Narrow
Gauge train robbery near Tour-ham: Wan
arrested, turned state's; cvidetice, was bailed
out hythetiouthem Express urinpany, dis.
appearedand n'aiiiiot heard of again until
the robbery ten days ago.

Among the articles found in "lira Gir-
nrd’s” trunk wasa package containing eight
dynamite cartridgna She aka had two
heavy involve”, which, the statod.ahcal—
ways carried. and slept with them under her
pillow.

GOLDEN GATE SPECIAL.

no ”not Col-pitta and Patent h”.
[Distance 'l'rain In the “'orld.

Chicano, Nor. l3.—.~\rmlgetm‘nhi have
Earn antiplctod by the Union and Central
Pacific mods to yutonafaet limited Pulp
man i’eatihuk-rl train, to be called the
“Golden 6an Special,” to mu weekly lit-—
t.‘ween Council Bluffs and San Francine.
11.. mice will begin ii'a‘ineaiay, Dec. 5
3:01.. and the train is to be the most perfect.
In all its appointments in tho nirhl. It. will
be lighted with electric light. heated by
attain from the lomrnotirc, have a barber
slam. morale bath room for ladies and
gentlemen, and a ladier' maid in attendance
on women and children.

The train Will «mist of a lnggngew,
two sleeping can. one dining car undone
couipnite car, divided into sleeping, library
sniokingandolaervatioumoms. llanyother
novel taturcewill be introduced. 'I’lmrun
iatoheinadeinsistyhouri-learingCoundl
Binds every Wednealay morning at 10
o’clockaudarriving in San Francisco every
Saturdayatlip. in. Iteturningthetrainwill
leaveiianPrancitcoat‘a'p.m.and arrive in
Council BIIilIs every Tue-day at 9. Thefare
between (.‘tnincil Blulb and Han Francisco,
includingeverythioz-rnilroad ticket, sloop
iagberthgneals on route andscrricc—will
beflw.

Jaehnn'n M llone Gone.
Wasnixoros, Sow. lit-The United State-
conrt held that the coneolidatiou
actot the statcof Nchork, under which
ex-Alderinau Jaehne,'ot New York, was con—
vmisnotretroactire, and that there i
no reason for the diechargoof Jachue, and
: “Apnea-allawforthe punishment (1
m which should endeavor to reach by
he mire operation acts before coin»
munch astoprcecriho arulo otoon-
duct [or the citizen in future, would be void
.9 tar as it was retrospective, butsuchin-
validitywould not allcct the operatioud
the lawin regard to themecawliich were
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flitting; finds.

I I. ”APP.
Architect and Civil Engineer,

Foralthce Plans. Examinations and superintend-
cnce (or the contraction of every deicrllulon
of but ldlnge,

TERMS REASONABLE.

Orrwl— 'l‘a lor'e Bulldln Waehlngmnno St. ..
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\ l’. HEN Ill’l'l.
o PIANO TUNER AVD lllil’AllIllll.

Agent for the celebrated
Sohmer Plunon.
Lockwood'e llall Building. Norwalk ('onn.

Irzd 3m

)It. A. N. CLARK.

5! South Main Illicit. mnw‘ALK. (‘ity liolcli
SOUTH N0
8 to o a. in.
Otllce llonn. mg 23 toil p. in.

cc. 9 2m 'l'clcphoneconnccllun. ti to 8p. III.

1“ ll I'I‘ZCK“' ELL,

A IlClIl’l’liC'l‘.
Hot: in lid Ilavilaud Ii lllock.
Bathiuglon euccl. South Nomalk Jets 3m

ALEX. 8. GI ”SON,

Orgunlel oi the Pint Con- in, animal I hurt! Wait i
Iiury. Tuscan-cf
l' iattol’crtc, Organ and II Itslcul
Ioniposilioii.
76': 1, Dick Ba! 3‘) l'. 0,. NUIIWALK. ((15 .‘3

DB. C. l’. IIOU'IWVI'IIJ.

DBN'I‘IS’",
(mice and Ilcridrtmv,
Lat'ozu'r llwui. MAIN b’l‘., M) KUIIWALK.
'l'u-th estractcd without min I»; the are of Gas or
dAw lit or.
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I3). TIIOMES,
AuEN'i' FOR 'l'IiK
Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford
AND

Ntyl‘AllY PU B LIC.
[IOWAY'I‘OIL CONN

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C B. n'au'rots.
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Caterer for Wedding! and Panice. Ice Cream
h min!!!” Md ‘ulgnl caick MG'W6&“ ill: Ct'lc
n no laymen
MIAIN ds'l'.p50. 803W: .Lll. (7!.

J C. CBOWB,
a

Carpenter lllltl Builder.

Plane fumlehcd and Mini-tee given.
Jobbingh of all kind- promptly attended to
P 0 Aanctroet, near Iain

x «a. South Norwall Ct.
Aflxaflox.

Sewing Machine Supplies,
Attachments Porto. Needles Belle. clc.. tarnished
General Repairing of all kinda and make! oi
htowing Machine. )l..8llAlLEll
‘3 Iain 81.. :‘o Norwal‘a. WI!

J D. Jfihslflas,
Successor to I. Ii. chiitaid.

Undertaker & Ellllllillllel'.

ELECTRIC NIGHT BELL IN THE Ol'lflfi'g.
No. 4 Knight St. ” Reeldcuoe. 5 Ella 8L,

SSO-lioi Norwalkfi‘onn.
J it. BAYMOSD.

Builder and Contractor.
, Workdone by the dayorcoutiuct.
Ollie tootol IIarilaud St. on Water. PA). Box 611.

 

SOUTH KOBWALK SAVINGS BANK

5| Wuhiugtoti Street.
Open Daily fromlltofla. iu., andfroni i wanna
and on Saturday cveulnge from a to P.
Wlatcrcei allowed on Dcphelte.

ALDEN 801.51th. PM
do IINII. Pllltllls. Vlco— Pit-1.:
it'll—tr. JOIN .II. KNAPP. Soc. ano'l‘ica-

George II. Raymond,

FURNITURE IIEALEII‘!
And Fumishin Undertakér.

Call and Ice my lam “05“ all kindeot furniture.
88 llaln Street, lorwnllt.
Alaopieparedtotarnleheverytlilnx
t tutti-um dud. «ii i. ’l‘cl
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}IOMERB.HOYT,

 

l 5 Railroad Place,
mdmhitoekanm Itaeor

Columbus. ,Walthtuu,
313111. Springfield,
~61)—

N on-litignetic Watches.
French ind Anti-inn Glade,

m and Pitt Jewelry.

No.

 

A FULL him 0!

Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,

Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.

 

Wire Steel noor Mute,

Sonicthlnz new. but thing out.

W. O.QU|NTARD,

IUGIO EA LI. BUICK.

Slate Roofing

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We ueprepaiedtotto alintdaulohof

SLATING

In either BANGOR. EAST IANOQSI of
PINARGYI; BLAT-

at 5 cents per foot and upward.

Partlca wlshing Slate moan: thouid call on a:
before contracting elsewhere.

A. BACK & 00.

Water St..ioot oi llavllantl South Kuwait.

E. C.WHITNEY’S ART STORE.

57x Mam fltreot,

 

50. NOIIWAI. .

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FRAMING at lowest nricec.

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Full .line of Artists’ Materials.

J. 'I‘Itlh'lTRAM,

()If’l‘l(31A N,

83 Main lit” South Noruallt.

Vlraal lmpcricctlone detected and corrected.
Gold Spectacles, Hiding Bow: and Rye (ileum.

MBER 13, 1888.

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[IRE THIIIISANI] BUS IELS [IF Pfl'l‘l'I‘IlES

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Now Is the time to put In your Winter’s supply.

Sbld at a. Low @337 Quantity

CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR’S.

'70 WASIIING G'l‘()N S'I‘RISPJ'I‘.

Enocsnies Kin MEATS

-—-—-A'l' 'l'llfl OLD STAND 0P~ -

T. BURR GUYER 85 SON.

SPRINGWOOD.

 

 

 

 

 

 

ALIA annulus Fllililill I’llthI'TliY.
————~—¢o>‘~———

ZITY FOLKS FIND IT TU l'llEllI ADVANTAGE T0 TRADE WITH US

GIVE US 15. TRIAIA.

 

 

A Look at Our Large Amrtmcnt of

“FURNITURE-e

\thl Sntlsty You That For

Style, Price and' Quality,

The Place to Buy is tit

DAVID STOW’S,

8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN L-"z'l".
UP STAIRS.

SOUTH NORWALK.

 

Ocr hum! are of an or unlit aid at
prlcen. pert q y ma."

 

THOSE WHO nnauuc
THE BEST OF

Meals,
Poultry,
Vegetables.

Alldyl [mix and at a moderate pile: would dowel!
locallat the

Cflllllfll Market

Before Purchasing Elsewhere.

‘ Order: eollcltedacdgoodldcllmcd to any part
of City.

Jlfllflllll Sflflll'llllll l’l‘flll.

 

ALI. tum
waeSt Prices!

H. S. BRUWN’S

B00'l‘ & 8110B STORE,

 

 

till 3’, Ladies’ and Children’s
Mlllllll llNlIIIllWlllll

In All Sizes and Good Values.

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Norwnlk.

 

85 Washington Street. South

W. B. HALL & (10.,

BRIDGEPORT.

Special Importation.

BY WHITE LINE STEAHER ”BRITANIC. ”

We have thin day entered at the Chilton: [louse at th? 1 part one lot of silk Warp Henrietta clothe
which are in all the new shadu-alro all the nutrition 0! the Beat mack Ilcofletlaa Ladies can are
one profit by echoing frow than into.

BROADCLOTHS.

Weahooler, urowatnpntaflmlft vpieccuoflatlce Minibi- on which tragic-tint. uea bar-
melanin-yard. Prince. .1, Sluandsud. Eachlotliantweircshadee

Extra Wide Wool Henriettas.

liiiationporl One race of the wider! and heat Henrietta Clothe not brought to this
narlzet whim lia aided today; aleo a ll: e 0' Mil!!! grades or enhances and llcnrlettae, prime, or“

mafia. “.756" ”hand

COMBINATION SUITS.’

Weahalloprutodayonebnndtcdncwaudhcaatitalruitoaedonlyoneot iatylewillheeold lathe

75 CENTS.—

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‘flllnnsunl opportunity to Buy the Renowned Gulnet & Clo

Black Silks. '

At Low Prices.

Grain Mike. the "anal: 337:" mm 3.32 idiih'fiutghm: m. fil$yidllp Ri'ihnili'fka Gm
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colored. Francaue.

 

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‘ Avenue, Collage Avenue, a: «I St. John Ave. uc.

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CIIMSIIIIIII BIIIIS

Ilavc placed in stock their full line oi

Mtn’s Iouth’s & Boy’s
CLOTHING

For Fall and Winter.

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Insurance Building, Masonic Building:

4 &w

Fs‘ orwulk.

HOUSES AND LOT

F0?! 5 ALE -

So. Norwalk

 

 

 

Situated on Main Street, West Avenue, Taylor Avenue,hElm
wood Avenue, Monroe Street, Woodward Avenue, Lowe Stree '
Concord Strcct, Spring Street, Corner Summit and Golden
Ilill Streets. lI'Ivilnnd Street, Corner Union and Franklii
Sires-Its, Meadow Slit-cl lllld'TUl’ilpllflL

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LOTS

Situated m1 llaiu Street, Corner Taylor Avenue and Wes
Street. To)" oi AI'I;,IIuc il est Avenue, Hillside Place, Mcado
Strcct, Clots Sllccl Summit SM 1 lmwood Avenue, Bay
view \vcnuc, Pine Street Pro: pect Place, Hamilton Avenue
Day Street, Raymond Street, Corner Water and Raymon
Streets, llllll Lots Framing on the Carriage Bridge.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

East Norwalk.

Houses and Lots silu ed on PleasantS ~.,reet Osborn Avenue,
Cove Street, “Henry Sll'Ctl Corner Hoyt Street and Cottag

 
 
 
 
 
 

The property on the above list will be sold at reasonabl

prices and on easy terms. . , .
We also have some outside proporty for sale at wry reason
able prices.

 
 
 

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