PolioilltfTolliiwrofut“
Hie Annual
IN FAVOR Q’a‘TloNdl. 'ARIIAHI.
Strong .0 ”Mala-Mica“ Wedding a
0"
'fromherunele inlnonflon;adiamomlond
three intbenext homo. 'l'heym,ma.
'tod flea la lit. John‘a church.
'fmIn
“Month lht tor‘wounotion to the
pdtionot
Report It: the Next
Heavily Loadc. ‘
mm
gator anew-nae nun «mu-a
Wheat Guard Prom—inaugural
can-literallalatar Pat Kaye (local-by.
Wampum]. Nov. ld.--Iu tho minutiae of
the tutthe United blink» and.
am dietingniahod milling Mina
Thahride was a lovely picture. She war
we”
French y I'aInel' a
in“ hit elepntl‘yr‘madal Mfifman
gray, with a buneh of white in it, and it waa
at thabach with n diamond pin
the gift at lira. “'hitney.
ItaEndleott, leaninguponthearmother
(atlas, nmoached the altar. There the was
met byltr Chamberlain, who viewed in
thaveatryand took a position at the
chancel rail. Ha teamed to have loot ail
eolorand wan aomewhat fluttered. He wore
a truth coat, dark trouaers, white near! and
Dre. banned and Frank: performed the
wedding my, according to the rite- at
theEpiacopalchurch. It was aoornllniahod,
andthowedding party, including the preai
datanera (flerehnd, went to the Endi-
mmaneion,wherea collation war served.
The dewrafiou of the house wan very
imple. ’l‘hebridalpreaenta werereryland-
line. In. Cleveland sent a ampletoaat
dallverknlvea. turbanflapoonngohlllned,
andueued in a bandedme ratio wood boa.
Ira Whitney, Mn. Fairehild, Mrs. Villa,
Nubiekiuaonanrl the Mines Bayardeent
bankchecbfrwalargeamounttromllr. and
flu. George Pealuly, the bride's grand-
parenta; a diamond and apphire necklace
:annhircneehlaceforherlair,n pairol
diamond and awhim bracelets and a
diamandring from Mr. Chamberlain, and a
diamond crucant from her father.
Win “in with In m'en drones
Inadehy Worth and an elaborate supply of
Inbroidered linen.
Neither Lardflaekrillo nor his daughtara,
Secretary Vila: nor Attorney General (lar-
landattendr-d the wedding or reception. It
was said that the latter has an aversion for
clawhnmmer ovate, and feared that he might
be compelled to wear one if he attcodod the
wedding. Mm"\'ilas is ill, and that ac-
counted for the absence of her huelnnd. Mr.
Chamberlain and his bride Ilepnrtul for New
York at 3:45 o'clock
ram onsnoxs 0: 1m: OUTLOOK.
”Welt Virginia has gone Democratic le-
ymd a doubt,” said ltewaentatire W. L
Wibou, of West Virginia, to a reporter.
“We have the governor, the legialatura and
thumbs” of the bun—perhaps lair.”
m.wmiminh that the Republicans
WM“ “WNW ”gm
tobacfanygreatadvantngetothévam
GmChrte thederkdthabouee, aayeha
mammahowitiamdbletotellthem
[lesionof thenewbonan until thermltof
tbeoficialeount innnnoonwd tnavcyoay
yuan-l district. it iaeonmvthat afew
voteainoneor twediatricte, naychangeit
altherway.andheienot readytoclnim the
mforhlspartyorconoadaittotheother.
Bauyaitiaalmoat imposibla for the ow
jorltytobennwethanthrwaitherway.
RepruentnfivoTbommaoermaryofthe
Denmark eongreational mmflteatolda
runner that lu: thought the Demon
wouldwrtainlyhavea majorityot one tr
ing to hint information, elected Fisher in
WBinImn in North Carolina and
path than three menubers in Went Virv
Hethonghtalaothatnbemoerathad
beenelertedinhtr. Tnulbee’adiatrict anIn-
tnc-ky by an increased majority.
nun Lmuararmnca
lnhiaannualrrportthe superintendent“
thadeadlettaodicastateathatabontm;
Minewoferifinddead mail matterwm
remind during the yw,mmrwu
hat year 01 nearly {(0,410 piewa, There
were about 4,800,!!!) ordinary undmmed
letters; ls,mwith fictitious whim-er; 173,-
we returned {mm foreign tountrieaaam
deltvarable; 49le letter: originated in
W mutton; 1,606 mutual unmail»
aldeorticlea; 1:21,me held In Vintage,
ate. 'l'beofleemeceededinutnrning norm
pieces to their owners without opening.
Theluwa'a 2),.th pieces containingmonay
magmas-2m; 23,63 pieces mntain-
lug negmiahla paper, etc, nominating to
$131,019 face value, and 31117 containing
Moots to $6,798. The [no-
eoedaotflieaaleof
prop“ laat
yen amounted to 32m y
room Dream unmanr (mm
It is prgnned to organiaeabattalion I!
fourtonnauieaiuthefiationalfluard to he
no. nannuon'a evocation. _,
mrgeothosnce‘eed-loh
amoral-communal»
‘ .
llOTlNG ill IIOOKLYN.
m lineal car Ita- Atteupt to he-
eaat the Baa-la. a! Care.
lunar". Nov. m—Tho railroad altit-
tooh a very avrioue turu Mm“!- “0‘“
the hour the ttrlke began until yesterday it
waa a very tam allalr, but after that it
predate-omen! the moat alriklugemm
aver witne-ed in that city.
mathemadrauaedtherunwrmhe
quad that. it would him a new ion-e in the
morning. 'l‘heemploy ea made up tin ll' mluda
to Invent any car from running.
A number I)! the man went all to their an-
nual hall. At daybreak about lwothinla o!
ammumrmwm near thoatahlea.
port 0! than at Noatrand andl’arli avenue.
and the other: at the ear burn up in Noatraud
ermine, wpoalto the pulmonary. Crowd:
of hoyenutl idle young men not «nonmetal
with the finite ammbiul alto. it one I
glorioun elianm for them to make trouble.
it in not nave-nary to any they took titled
with the men on strike.
Word want more] along that lll’uw new
men had been himltotake oulcnnIaIInoon
”the police arrived. A crowd went down
to hoe marine and Guinnelt alt-wt and
tackled one oi tho onnupany‘ n on in hen. Tlmy “
rim-nil up the plate» and lillni the holoa with
stones. rendering tho w itch Imvlcm.
Blair: of brown stmu- Iwun-d from n neigh-
boring yard vrI-r. piniaed norm. tho trade
and I crowd 01 buy» rolled n~h barrels and
dumped their content» right in the middle oi
the atreet.
The Gummy ‘s ulllt'inln decided at l00"t lock
to send out a car from the [penitentiary end
of the route. The car left the burn at NJ}
and awning on to the down trot-la. Trenton
done groans and a volley of blrmflt greeted it.
A crowd got on the platform and around the
homes, which they tried to unhiloh. liergt.
Gonna ordered his men to charge. Tbeotll'
an, armed with their night sticks. dulled
after the crowd, numbering «till, who scam
perm! over the fields near by. hit-anwbile
a gang of young fellow» rolhd several big
rocks aerial the clown tram-II. The otilcen
who made the charge arrested four men.
The air mmtlnued to the end of the route,
andthe return trip was not quite so tom— 1)
peatuoua, although it wan eullventvl by a
number of similar whales. Two other can
made the round trip and were eluted at fre-
quent intervals.
A conference between the company and
reprmtatirt-n of the men was lit-bl last
night. lasting until midnight. it resulted in
acmnpmmiso, and the cars are running to
day as usual.
A Hopeful Southern New.
Cinnamon”: Sm. II. —'l'he News and
Courier, a leading Democrat ic organ. in an
editorial, smoke highly of lien. Harrison's
personal and public urbnrneler; Iii-«lum- that
he will be the nl’luitl no well In. nmmnnl lurid
of hiamlminiatmti-In, with no Inner behind
thothrone; that Mr. Blaine will not enjoy
hiscounsela: that Mr. Dudley and Mr. Quay
bro Tl’fiv'hfll the termination of their influ-
ence; that there will be no h‘g‘lnlallun or ac
tion hostile to the south, and that the home
rule influences under which lam» amounts at
northern capital have found profitable in-
vmtmeut in the south mil not. if dumbed,
but rather enmuragevl. Ti».- poI-itive Itylt
ot the editorial and the fan-t Iluit tin»...- uncr-
ancencome fmm PAUL)!" [Jan-lam, who B a
member of the national Demm'rntic ont’lllire
committee, and who has juat rctunml from
hawthorn Visit, have (ml min-h attention
to ban given to the publication
but at the hqtcr nut-n
Rocnmzn. N. how II) 4n; I...)
of what scents to have been the last victim
“ the fatal lire at the lantern works last
Friday night has been “'1“,an but it an
I“ unh-utifiul. This makes the Ill-nth!
lunch I! leanihirty'four, and this may he
m3] ‘0 lhirtyanaven, III-ennui.- of por-
tionsof "1M llting found W minim-lay ll
harm)! yet Rwanda-o I»! win-[her llama por—
tiomof indies belong to hallo-s previoualy
founvLorwhetht-r tilt-j; III» the running at
unknown men in la‘ [ultimo there may
have been two or throw Victims when» namra
were not on the comtnny's books, having
begun work during the week of the fire.
Thaw names were in the timekeeper’r book,
which was burned The funeral of a num
ber of the dad was held yesterday. and
nanny attesting scene: took flat-e.
A strike Which May Spread.
ln-tnvtnuz Ky,.\ or. iii—The strike oi
fraught brakemen mi ti»: 310mm nonlemn
lions». and no train has gone out aim-e Alon-
Ilny evening from the yards at New Albany.
Over seventymrloadsaro on the track, but
totarthecompauy hnamtboenahieto
moveawbcel. The men matanlingfirm,
and leave the quiet and moral support of the
mantra in their ell'ort Io mm thede
W they hate unda- The follow"
notice was posted on the inlm'kboarrl in the
company's cilia-z “Brahman lint district:
Agent has your money waiting (or you.” it
it understand that the freight comllnctor!
andengineerswilljointhe lu’akcmenincaae
the conlpanytries to fill the pleasant the
strikers
ucpnhlkan'Orntnra llnvln; Good Times.
Bonus, Nov. ill-Fifteen hundred suede
of a banquet given by thellomr
Market club. at llecimnict’ lull, in celebra
tion of the Republian natimal victory,
whichtheclnbhelpul to bringabout. The
' were also well filled with people
who listened to the potprnndinl eloquence d
the Republican leaders. Timothy Merrick
“uninhnndammg twee beside him were
Gen. Alger, of Michigan; Governor Amer,
Senator W 1-; Chandler, ex—Uovermrbong,
Hon. William A. Rm“, Elliot RS
Warner Miller, Senator Ronni} Kim
Gen. Banks, A. W. Beard, and many equally
prominent.
larder“! Illa l’nficr-lnauw.
Raw Bam,1€or. 16.-—In Wallingford
lasteveningfiolonG.Jeukinaahotamlkilled
his tnthnr—iu—law, Stephen Anthony, a re»
spouted resident of that place, aged 60.
Intimafmardahotoflhiarightminau
mandala. At thetinnaothiamar
rlagato Anthony‘s daughter, fire yaanago,
Jenkinawua pmaptrons hung
mmoktodflnhand hiawilewunttolive
with her parcuta Jenkins has been on a
twaavunldaynandhaatbreatanedta
hillhiafathc’lnvlaw and the wholefamily.
Themardera’waamuatad.
Another Papal lira-rim.
Dcuux, Nov. 'lfi-Tbe Iriah babe]: lave
ecu-m Nonwnnfi EVENING SENTINEL FRIDAY novella“ m 1888.
THE SENTINEL.
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Subscri lion Price, $5.00 Per Year.
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.g runvncwgfifi
Hammer and Deatna :1: crew.
Local Nolleea l0 emu pet “or.
angling“; lands.“
I. 8. KNAI’P:
Architect and CM] Engineer,
Pumluhci Plane. limitations and buletlulend
eucc lt-r the comuucliun at every deerrlptiou
ul hnl' dingo.
TEltls BEASUNABLB.
ounce—Taylor a Building Washington n'I. ..
no Norwallt. Utter” I...
1 Ir. unsure
I. PIANO TUhllt AND ltlll'amlllt
Agent for the rein-heated
Bohmor Planom.
lockwolxl'a Hall Building. Norwalk ll'onn.
_ £593!“
ll. A. n. CLARK.
51 30th Halo elrect. «on. City llolel.
SOUTH \‘oi ”(WALK
ii to 9 a. In.
(Mice lloun. '..'Io 2 p. In.
a". 9 3m Telephone annotation It to 8 p. In.
ii ll PEUK‘VBTJ.
A Ill lll'l'th 'l‘.
lloom .‘10 llmiland' a Block
Waehu: gIon amet, South Norwollt lull 3m
ALEX. Iii. 0| “BUN,
Organ-l of if“ first Conermatmnal I'bnnh. Water
bury. Teacher of
l’iauul‘orte, organ and llusieal
t‘omposllmn.
'6: ly Lock Box 3‘; l'. 0,. .\IIlll\' AI R. (‘Ii\\
DB. C. It‘. I!0l.'l'“' l'.l.l..
DENT lST
(mice and I: re d. nte
Litmus Bun. Mam .NT 50 \DRW ALB.
Truth entrained will“ III
Illw
Winder: (umd ammo 'e.
‘ 'rInoQI-zsi.
J
' Imam you run
thnix insurance Co. of Hartford
AN D
N()'I‘A TRY PU BLI(‘.
RHWAY'I'ON CONN
{i It. D'AB'I'OIS,
(‘aterer for Wedding! and Paula. ice cream
oonataully on hand forle rich and well ill: (I in
l ted Boot Beer. and Km ploymepl "fine.
”I ”IAIN 31‘” so. NOBWALK. (‘1'
J c. CBOWB,
Carpenter anti Builder.
Hana famiahed and Estimate! given.
Jobbing of all kinda promptly attained In
etrael near Iain
P.0
. x 443. South Norwalh ('t
ATTENTION.
Sewing Machine Supplies,
Attachmentnl’artr. Needles. Belle. ole l‘n'rnlehed
General Repairing of all kind- and maker oi
Sewing loch inca. (' 3i. ItllAlldllt
$1 lain 8L. an. Norwa'k. 3:64 y
J. D. JENNINGS.
Suaruor to L. E. Quinurd.
Undertaker & Elnbalmer.
BLEL’TRIC NIGHT BELL IN THE OFFICE.
30. 4 Knight St. residence, 5 Elm 52.,
880 3.n Nworunlh, Conn.
J. B. BAT 3103]).
ms Builder and Contractor.
Workdoueby the dayoreontnrt.
(libelmtofllavlland 8t.on Water. PUD Baum.
SOME SOBWAIJK SAVTKGS BANK
5) VI‘ aehlnglon Street.
Dallylrorno to 12». In. andfmal I toawn
and on Saturday evening: [rum 6 to 8.
Wintereei intend on l’xpoalta.
ALDEN SULNANSJ’MI
JOHN ll. PEltllls. Vim-Prat;
tilt-iv, JOHN ll. KNAPP. So: she Tune
George II. Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER !
Ami Fumishi‘n‘g Undertaker.
Call and one any lamest or all kind: of furniture.
u lain fl“Bultreat. Email.
the interment of lbedead, day or magma
connection with residence. No. slim icy place
It]: lib
HOMERB.HOYT,
JEWELBR.
15 Railroad Pnue'e,
llaaalwayalamafallllnaot
No.
on... Columbus. Walthnm,
Non-melloWatehea
[Ll-”1m by the u-e-JUaeoI"
.prscea.
Lowest Prices!
........ .W. ~W~ahw
A FULL LINE 0F
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils \(ggfinishes.
Berry Bros. ilard on Finish.
m...
Wire Steel Doorflnia,
Something new. hull thin: out.
W. O. QUINTARD,
IUSlC HALL BLOCK.
Slate Roofing
w- 4.0-”
We are prepared lotto alrat elaaelob or
"RELATING
In either HARBOR. EAST BANGOR. or
PINABCIYIC SLATE
all cells llfli‘ lllli and unrarl
l‘artlee wishing slate rooting ehoahl call on n-
belore mounting elsewhere.
A. BACK & 00.
Water St..foot of llarilaud south Norwalh
E. C.WHITNEY’S ART STDRE.
87x Mam Htroot.
SO. NORWAI. .
M_-¢ao»
FRAMING at lowest III-ices.
—————-—«o————-
Full line oi Ariisis’ Malenals.
II a
'1‘]! lh’l‘Ifl. A l“ ,
()P’l‘ICIAN,
83 Main St. South Norualk.
’Hsual lmperfcctiors enacted and eumxted.
Gold Sprtlsrler- Riding [low- and Eye Glam.
Ont knee; an: at rope-rim quality ard at
M .-II
THOSE WHO 1528111}:
In}: nus-r or
Meals,
Poultry,
Vegetables,
Alwaye (rah and at a maimte price would dowell
to call at the
Central Market
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Orders rollritcd and goods deliveml to my part
of City.
JIIIII & saIIIIIiI, Pi'llll.
——or—+
ILL GRADES
AND AT
M‘fi—
The Best Goods for
the Least honey
-¥—-A'l'——
H. S. BBflWNS
Grain Billie. the guanine GUI!
‘neaa
BMBSROE “033,5:
eta-ta madman
.... mam...
Mmm “0-0—0”... Wflwww Wan-m-.. - u _m_ ”pm.
1,000..
llETHflflSllllBlIS ELSflFPfl‘l‘l'I'flES
.....,-. fi’ .,‘,
Now is the lime to put in your Winter’s uupply.
1
Sold. at a. Low Erlgby the Quantity
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR’SI
7o WASIIIN(}'1‘()N s'n‘nlelo'r.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
-—--——AT THE OLD STAND ()P— -
1‘. 3mm emu &. Sou.
SPRINGWOOD.
A III. "RIDER.“ Fl LI. I: l) l' IND.“ I"l'l.\'.
—“.«..__.._
LYITY FOLKS FIND 11' .TU THEIR ADVANTAGE TD TRADE WITH US
It TRIAI)
A Look at Our Large Anson-uncut of’
--FURNITURE-—
\Vlll Sntlsly 1'0“ Tinnt. F'or .
Style, Price and Quality,
The Plant: to Buy is (it
DAVID STOW’S,
87. 89 AND 91 MAIN :‘iT.
UP STAIRS.
III 3’, Mill all [1111 Iran’s
IIIII IIIIIIWIII
In All Sizes and Good Values,
l. 1 llillKllilMlN & SllN,
South Norwalkl
GIVE US
85 Washington Street.
W.B. HALL & (‘0,
BRIDGEPORT.
—————~ «a» 7— “—-
Special Importation.
BY WHITE LINE STEAHER ”BRITANIC. ”
We have Ibis day entered at the Cn-tmn Hume at Ih a port one lot of Si is W. rp Henrietta elolhn
which are in all lite new shades-aim all the numb": o! the Beer. B'uk lienrlellae l. mile: run save
one pmli: by eelecllng from these Iota. ‘
BROADCLOTHS.
We also oller. our own importation filly pieces at l a na- llroadclolha, on which we guarantee a rav-
ingol Narnia a y- rd. Prim-a, fl, 8! is and $1.50. Each lot has more ohadce
Extra. Wide “ Wool Henrieljsas.
Of ourown importation. One nae of the widest and best Henrietta Clothe ever brought to this
market will be shed today”: also a large ii: e 0' medium amine or Commerce and lionrletne, prices, 87%
eenta. 506.. 50c. m.m
COMBINATION SUITS.
We shall open to day one hundred new and beautiful null: and only oneat I atyle will be sold In the
————'75 CENTS.—-——
Inan Piteee or Rich Black Rhadalnea. cooled Bhadamee and Black mum. our beet two good.” at. 75
can b. ,
An llnneunl Opportunity to Buy the Renowned Gulnct a Cle
Black Silks.
At. Low Prices.
W In eelldurinz the preaant week live in a of Rich Black Gm
at thelollmringprlcea: Shela. II (I). 8!. l5. Si 25 8185 per
M“. 00:33!“ low ilgnm ler Black out: but they are not aeorreeprmdingly low ratio of grade;
an lthey
Tb Itlmulatc the Illl trade
areaadervfaaaxeellaat quallt or aail not rich an.
ugyallhiauna y no t, t, an I: note, and ae
flfoouudmwhatwepmaonneethebeatvalaeIhathubeenaoldlorayram.
Fania Franoalae.
Auwmanmmwmmunqualliymlllbaepanedlo-dayattl l7.
Colored Francaine.
“Huanuummmattnmum u all. In
llo each
in r,
m... .. 4.... .... vim—m- ..
BMSTflBIi BlillS
liuvo placed ill stock their full line 0i
Men’sioulh’slloy’s
CLOTHING
For Fall and Winter.
llMSTllBK Bills
a)
0
Insurance Building.
filo
liuwnie iluiidiu
.m
I
So. Nor-avail; .‘v‘éorwnllz.
HOUSES AND LOT‘
FOR 8 ALB
Situated on Main Street, West Avenue, Taylor Avenue, El
wood A venue, Monroe Street, Woodward A venue, Lowe Stree
Concord Street,- Spring Street. Corner Fummit and. Gold
Hill Streets. llnvilnnd Street, Corner Uni-n and Franld‘
Sire-«Is, Meadow street and Turnpike.
———-~«v ——
LOTS’
Situated on llain Street, Corner Taylor Avenue and W
Street. Taylor Avenue,“ West Avenue, Hillside. PlaCe, Meado
SII-I.-'et, Cross Street, Summit Street, Elmwood Avenue, Ba
view Avenue, Pine Street, Prospect Place, Hamilton Avcnu
Day Street, Raymond Street, Corner Water and Raymo.
Streets, and Lots Fronling on the Carriage Bridge. ‘
i
“00*
East Norwalk.
Houses and Lots si‘lu led on Pleasant Street, Osborn Avenu
Cove Street, Henry Sire. t. Corner Hoyt. Street and Colta;
Avenue, Cottage Avenue, :I #1 St. John Ave we.
The property on the abow list will be solo at Icasouab
pl ices and on easy terms
'We also have some outside prol rrly for sale at \ cl y re
able prices.
.,
Norwalk Chronicler