It Does Untold Damage Along
the Coast.
1AM Simona mutt: IIMII'NED.
Nubia Teal" at hhipwroah iron: at.»
Ellen—(train lmtrartioa of Property.
m lltuwb with [fibrin—Telegraph
I“ W U.“ “Mild.
moron. Nov. him-Tho worm but abated
mwhat hon. It has hem much more do-
firuetlvo alarm the out than war the blis-
nrd, and the dannge to telegram and tele-
phone has in alum In great. Wrecks an.
hported by ‘ahnmt only the saving station.
and while mama. loan a! tile in reported
It is {cared that another day it ill show Mill
more. But meager report» are nit-rival. u
50 not can. of thateiegraph wires are down
The schooner Avalon Millet-y, from St.
John, II. It, tor New York, with a cargo at
“0.0“? lltha, maligned to Scanunoll Iii-oth-
CI, hadioroou mum-lo Island, in lia own
harbor. Threeot the crew Wore sin-pt m‘ur-
board In the Their names are Charla
Hacktom, John Iwucatte and Janice 'l‘idd,
all of Nova fimtia. A large American bark
wai- myriad oil Highland light fiaturduy
morning, bound In. She has not yet lwn
heard from, but it la probable that a fail ing
barometer caused her to run out to an ngndn.
There are four overdue steamers, the
Scythla, Yannouth, Cam)" and Miranda, a
augar simmer from the West Indies. All
the vcaiels have probably put to sea to fluid
aloe-shore in the terrible gale. There are
:3“ny III) vowels ashore on the New Eng-
d (mm.
St't‘n'a'rl, Marta, Nov. 27.-—'I‘h . fishing
thinner Edward Morton, utvliul by Htuhbs
a: Co, 'I' wharf. notion, came where in the
galeand in a total wreck t)! her crew at
sixteen men all ware washed overboard and
drowned save one, a «numb named Allen, of
K9. 2 Wiggins ”met. Ileana). \I'hen tlietide
Went downund lot”! the wreck on the leach
Allen win. found in an unconscious condition
under the urn-ck by the lifesaving t‘i‘cW and
taken to Conroy‘s hotel, where he was resus-
citatod. lle was very wink from cannula,
and could give but. little information.
He said the vtusel came in by I’cakal Hill
bars on Sunday morning and sit-cred north-
west for Baotou, against the wishts of the
crew, who proptned to put into Province
town. It was a terrible day. As near as he
could tell, they struck Imtwecn .3 and ti
o‘clock Sunday dilemma and alincmt im—
mediately eamiwl. lb: was down below
and mu the only one saved. He says she
(at-fled fifteen men and a boy. Alter the
wreck was discovered he was ntill under her
hull and nearly drowned. He could bame
keep his head out of water, but could plainly
hear the voices of those on the beach and had
towait hours till the son left her, when he
had barer strength to crawl out.
HULL, Mass. , Sov. L’7.——'I'hc schooner B. I".
\Valkcr, “'cstgritc, of Fall River, from
Philadelphia (or Boat/1n, is high and dry on
Teddy I'Ut'lirl. Iler cabin and lorward houses
arewanhcd away. She islull of water and
will doubtless prove a total lUSh. Capt.
Wutgate and Male C. Bl. Thoma. were lost.
The captain was about tit) years of age and a
native of Tnunton. He leaves a family.
The male belonged in Camden, Me. and also
leaves a family.
The schooner Gertrude Abbott, Capt.
Champion, of and Iroxn Philadelphia, (or
Boston, lsalso ashore on Teddy rocks. The
crews have been taken oil by the life saving
crew at Hull. The schooner Cox and Green,
Capt. Thompson, of (Ira-upon, bound from
Philadelphia for Boston, is ashore and is last
breaking up on Teddy rocks. The sea is
makinga complete breach over hen. Iler
crew is saved.
GLOUCESTER. Mam, Nov. fill—The Itorru
mm thick here yesterday that it was im-
possible to sco :- hundred yards from the
shore. The British brig Alice, of Lockport,
Captain Harry Saunders, which was at an-
chorage inside of Ten Pound Island, went
adl'ilt, and her crewnbandoncd her and went
on board of the’schnoncr J. J. Lock. of Bar-
rington, Captain Banks. The Lock after-
wardswcnt‘adrift, and the two crews then
atnndoncd her and went. on board of amino.
schooner, where they remained until morn-
ing and then came ashore. Both vcsschs are
mpposed to belost, as they drifted to sea.
'I'hetwo crews of ten men lost everything,
and they are in a desperate condition.
The vessel that went ashore at Dolliver's
Neck was the sclwmcr Addie b'. Emery, '01
Camden, for Boston, with no cargo. She is a
total loss. The nun from the abandoned
brig and schooner report that several vessels
was drifting out of the harlmr. It is re
ported that the crcvrot’ the Emory, which
went ashore Sunday evening, was taken oil
I . by a fishing vesel, but they have not yet ar-
rived in this city, and nothing of their
whereabouts has been learned.
The beach in the neighborhood of Nor-
man’s Woe is strewn with wreckage, con-.
listing of lumber, Iaths, barrels. etc. Only
small pieces of the schooner Addie S. Emery
are left. 'lvvo vessels, a sloop and a coal
laden schooner, are reported ashore at Rock-
port and gone to pieces, but their names
with! not be learned.
Barnum) lunar, Mm, Nov. 27.—.-\ ter-
riblenortheut storm began at midnight Bab
Inlay", and increased in violence, the wind
reaching a velocity of seventy miles an hour,
accompanied by a driving rain. The entire
mast lino was swept by the sea, and no per-
Ill could pas along the beach.
Four southbound and three northbound
Wand fifteen soil of fishermen were
at! this portatdarlt Saturday night,nnd
limat have had a di‘eadlul experience it they
didnot ante anchorage. Itseemsal-
‘ 5 Is that duty could live in such
in
a"_ angst
; guru, Mas, Nov. 27.—'l'he, storm
i . wfi accompanied by very high tide.
lumborwal floated away from
‘Mttootl’a yard. The schooner Amazon, of
9 1 went «here on White Flat.
' and crow « ‘_t in a boat, and
. _ aura-moth 'ne oil dribbling
MMlN‘M,m00thal the waveeao
t they reached the shore in safety.
. N. Y., Nov. 27,—I‘ive incha
,0! new tell darlngthh atom Monday. The
'unal is filled with boat-tied up.
lama, N. Y., Nov. 27.——A high gale pro-
Vlllodheroand alx inches 0! snow fell. It
.wmtollowed by a driving. sleet storm A
are
Yuk,” a hard timaandeonldnotmah
w. The humhoatAnaex,loaded
.. , aha-dock.
, ,nav. 27.—'lheatnrniha|
‘zhththavaflentevm-knowaaoearlyin
.thbuhM‘Ahnrricano wa- blowing-M
. “mmmmdm
A ~Tunisian: entitle.
.‘vflm m , ~ . .
hum th‘i city-u quarantine will
3.1. mm in ma a the trim nu
day tantra but! wind unveiled. neutering
navigation in the bay vary dougnmua
llnniel (3. Ohm, Bupot'ltltchl‘lcnt o! the
Dalnwarutttul liaritau Canal Towing; com-
pany «I the l'exuuylvanla rallrumi, who”
toga “ire lowing the harem from I'crth
Ambuy, Marla, . w bun they rank Ill thclowor
tul'. haul ymtmlny tin-wear tucntyvono
brawn [aiming
ATLANlh' (in, N. J., Nm. rim—a great
axnuuut ul‘ pmperiy has been destroyed hero,
and it in thought that the total dauntgu will
excised Humid. Many [autumn and bath
hum have been atropt away, as has also
about one mile of loan! walk. The Hall
Way hints», about one mile lmlow the city,
hashron timed over. tinny taniilim have
dost all their cam-tat. I’wplowho live no”
the lh‘lii'lt havo fled from their house». The
rxtilrfltul track: are mmpietcly whim-mad.
’l‘minu have dimmntinued running. Than
are large piles of debris on the hem-b, and It
Iii inuxxivllile to estimate the amount of dam-
ago done on land and water.
THE LIFE SAVING STATIONS.
(lurid Wot-It Darling the \‘earwltlany Lina
and Much Property Saved.
\I'anlllsu'mfl. Nov. 2T.-—Ucncral Superin-
tendent Kimball, of the life raving myrrh-c.
lahis annual report for the last lineal year
andalJum-zlo, in“, reports :22 life caving
nations in operation at the close 0! the year,
170 being upon the Alantic. ti on the Iakai, 7
on the Pacific and l at the Falls of the
Ohio, Inuiuvillc. Ky. The number of dint
unwilm-uiueutod vein-dz; within the ampe
of station ulicmtioua during the year was
411. There were on board thmio vcaaels 3,633
lemon, of whom only I: were lost. The
nnmberof shipwrecked people who received
moor at life saving stations was Till. The
intimated value of the vesicle and (angll‘fi in-
Volvod in these diaasters was .tl,.’ilo,‘.'-\'i.and
01 this amount 87.776305 was saved.
The number of vessels totally lost was TI.
In addition to the documented vessels Ioat
there were during the year )3} muaItIea to
muallcr craft, such as sail boats, row boata.
etc, on which wcrc 207 persons, 3 of whom
were lost.
Thirty-mien other perwnu, who had fallen-
frniu wharvw and piers, were alm saved by
Iic saving crews. Four hundred and ninety-
two \‘Pfielrl, when stranded, were during the
year worked all and piloted out of dangerous
places, and bcsldcs this 220 vessels In danger
of stranding were warned all by signals and
any“! from partial or total low.
TELESCOPED A
A l'rlglitIuI Arcltlcnt- to Two Expreu
‘I‘raina In Colorado.
Dizxvizn, Nov. 27.-'I'he ltock Island com-
pany list-s the Rio Grande track between Col-
orado Springs and Denver. The Halt Ink»
exprean from Denver. on the llio Urande
road, lclt Palmer‘s Lane eight minutes late,
and on: running down the "Divide," thirty
union an hour, when. on taming a sharp
curveamilc math of “listed. the engineer
saw the lloch Island express mining not
more than we feet away.
There was just time for the engineers and
firemen of both trains to jump before the
trains collided with a terrific crmh, tcleaoop
ing sovernlcars and smashing them into a
oliflpl'lt‘h’h’lllflszk ‘
The stove in the lilo (irnnde baggage car
uet‘iiro to the train, and three can were con-
sumed. The weapon! the passengers from
death seems marvelous.
Two trainmen, W. II. Phillipa, exprem
Wager, and J. 11. Milan, baggage noisier,
both of Rock Island, were killed. Several
trainmen were in jnrcd.
The fault is attributed to the train dis~
patcher. It is said that the conductor of
the Rock Island train received orders at
Colorado Springs giving him right of way
to Denver, and that the conductor of the
Rio (iraudc train received orders at Burnham
giving him right of way to Colorado Springs.
ND BURNED.
.\ Clear Cane of Arson.
Sizw Yonx, Nov. LEE—The police nn«
notinced yesterday that the fire which 00-
rurrcd on Sunday morning in the type
foundry of Phillip llcinrich. at No. 195 Will-
lam street, was an undoubted case of arson.
Their discoveries seem to show that adcllbcr-
.nd cold blooded attempt was made to
burn the “'hnl¢,- building. The [Ullt‘tt‘lllld lire
drivirtmcuts are bardnt work getting proofs
and are also seeking Mr. Heinrich, but to all
appmmmcs lll' has ilcd. some say to‘ Detroit.
A number n! discovcricn have bot-n made in
connection with the case which tend to
strengthenthe theory of arson. Fuels, bot-
tlm of benzinc, cotton saturatul in benzine,
firecrackers nnJ waste paper, calculated to
catch tire and spread the flames, were found
scattered all over the building inn manner
that pointed distinctly to arson.
Tecmcr Explains III- Defeat.
McKnizsmnr, Pa, Nov. ill—“I dcly any-
body to prove crookcdncse; in Saturday’s
race," said John 'l'cemcr. “At the start the
buoy floated, and while myself, my judge
and the janitor of the Columbia house were
expostulnting with the referee he ghvc the
signal to start, giving O‘Connor the‘bcst of
the start by ovcralcngth Ilowwer, I do
not blame the referee, who was acting to the
best of his ability. Ila should not have al-
lowed Rodgers to dictate, though. It wasn't
the sore arm racket that caused my defeat,
either. However, I shall some day row
O'Connor again, and I’ll» beat him, too.”
Teemer expects to sail for Australia on
Dec. 17.
Srhoola of Anarchy.
CHICAGO, Nov. zit—The Anarchists have
issued a circular for a meeting to be held next
Sunday. to devise means to establish Anarch-
lst schools [or children through the city. The
circular invites Anarchists to investigate
their Sunday schools, all of which are in the
rear of or in the basements oi saloons. In one
of them 120 children were in attendance,
while the lonelier was explaining to them
Iomething about J ohann Mashhad d
that Spies and Parsons were murdered by
capitalists. ‘
The Bald Knobbera Slant Hang.
errnnsox Crrv, Mo, Nov, 27.-‘-The au—
perior court confirmed the death sentence in
the case of John Matthawh, of Chrlatian
county. Matthews is one of the Bald Knob
bars charged with the murder at Green and
Evans. December 11 is fixed as the date of
the execution. The motion forarehearlng
in the case of William Walker, another Bald
Knobber,‘-wu also overruled The date of
Walker‘s execution in Doc. %
All“ Pay for BI- Wlla'a malaria.
Rumour, Nov. 2?.—-Emory Barnett, a
prominent lawyer of Philadelphia, entered
Inltag‘alnstJamesH. HmufiamPa,
hialather-ln-law, for 840,”, thu- mit for
the lame-saint Holman
third
O
810,”. no out. thhtallotthunallonatal
tho “action! 0! Illa wife, and circulated
martian-amount suicide.
La Inna-alar- Who Paid lat-rut.
Raw mm. Nov. tin-annual '
Ball-nil,
areal-tail“ lam-
, lall’
um
meadowncartbeelty are limit-d, aud'tha‘
Samuel Shahahaamdwhofw“
“a
Want it EEWW ‘
“3%“ that. ,
’ s. t Um NORWALK EVENING an
0
”mm“..-
The Q estlon Which .Agitates
ollticians Now.
Till! Ill.tt’Klll'IlN-lll't‘hlill VASE.
Senator Ii- vkbmu in Lexington and Judge
Illickat' Second Alan buppmnl to [In
Therav- III a Duel "r .lit'.ttlflml.’--llt-
tern-tin lloaalp [rum Iliillltlllllitllln.
Dlxt‘tt Nov. 27.—r'l‘luv Intent plume in the
Ruckervll chburn mniroverny in more hi-
dlcatlve o! a duel between tho two men than
anything but has previously lwcu refitted.
'l'ho‘ruiuui‘ was t'tlt‘l‘t'lil during the day that
Col. John . Moore, the intimate friend of
Judge Iiuclier. Iin-l lrii for Kentucky. and
that be an: uliqnmtiounbly lliv lmurvl‘ of n
liltwtngc Tl tin Judgc Illivki't‘ to Si-ttnlor
Blackburn. Inquiry nt unmet-us plnccs
lulled to filly verily lllt‘ rcpiri. but the
guarded co ivermition oi aouio gouth-nwn in-
t 'Icwod and the cursive replies rmcivod
from other; Indicated that the report was
Wcll fouinlel and that tbcrc was little doubt
but that II r. Moore is i'rnlly on his way to
\‘emtillcs. '
Maxim“ x, Ky, Nov. ;¢.—It is reported
that ('ol. J. E. Moore, of i‘oloradu, in in the
city, rcprenrnting Judgnl A. M. lluckcr. and
that he beam a challenge in behalf of Ilnckcr
to Senator Blackburn.
The iii-nut r Iii at one, or the leading hotels
here In cumultatlon with n cotcricol inti‘
mate Iricum dim‘nssing the advisability of
recognizing any challenge from Judge
Rocker.
The autlu.
of Col. Moo
if found. Ticre hi grcat excitement in the
prosper-tn of a duel. Thcrc is n
Bdrm nnmug the citizens as to
senator Khllllltl meet Ilucker on
idc, in; his a
Senator I
quietly, I'It‘t't
danIJoluuun. They wurouict at thc train
by Gen. James I“. Robinson. collector of in-
ternal reveal-e of thiadiatrichnnil lieu Basil
\l’. Duke, of Louisville. Going at once from
tbodepot to the back part of the I'hu-nix
hotel, they went up the retain, and, taking a
room which tad been previously ordered by
Col. Johinion shut tin-involves in.
If Senator li'.“ ’lilllll’ll‘s visit wava myu
wry, Col. .Ioorr’s movements, if he has
made any. re more romldctcly veiled in
darkucaa, as ho ('ombiiml clTorls u! all the
city reportc and corrcapmdcms have come
to naught, solar int dismvcriug the where-
abouts of the ('olorndo ci‘vhmcl. A telegram
from Loni-w Io wan the tint intimation rc-
.‘lllfll.
ingtnu. but i here it is presumed that he is
going under it assnmul name.
While in H c lobby oi the I‘hu-uix hotel a
[mliccnuin ci gngcd in com‘crsaiion with a
stranger who «usually dropped the Word that
he was a haircut of Denver. He claimed to
know all nbo t Judge Rocker and hi.»~ scam-l,
and was not a
llit‘l‘t‘ Would I
the wmtcrn l
o no light. as be In Iii-rod both
u-n were chicken henrlml and
only blulling. An tlmlwhccman'sdescription
oi the man is similar to the reported appear-
ance of Col. Moore, it, is believed that this
eitiwn of Denver was none other than Judgc
Itucker's St't‘o'lll.
The (act tluil Senator Blackburn is in the
care of such on as Col.’ Stoddard Johnson,
Gen. Basil D
whom are met
versed in tin
cioux. Frient
be on the insi:
is only of a pc
iof well known courage and
code duollo, also looks suspi‘
it of tho neuator, who claim to
9, say that his. \ iait to this city
Iitlcal character, but his my»-
tcriousmovcn'ents seem to contradict this
statement, considering the fact that all of his
previous visijri to this city have been open
and above Ir. rd. A fear at the law regard—
ing dueling,
state, iv prol
much secrecy
Moore not sh
in the city.
GEN. H
and aim accounts for ('ol.
wing himself in public it he in
RRISON’S VISITORS.
onnclmtor Sewn". ot New Jersey. “in
tin. Jlmt Iromlilcut Ono Yesterday.
Isnuximt. 5, Nov. 22,—‘I‘Zx-Ifnitol States
Senator Willi n J. Search arrived in Indium
apolis, travell’ig lnaweeinl car with Mm.
Sewell and hi. daughter. “a mu; wast on
business, and did not think it would be
proper to pose through without stopping to
pnyhis respec-s to the president—elect. He
left his car at bestation and tank up quar-
tent at the Bates house for the night. Soon
after arriving he went out on Delaware
street. and called on Gen. Harrison.
lie rcturncd' a short time, and bio wife
and dnughtcr out back to take a dinner
with the pivsi nt-elect.
He said that here was no politics in his
visit. Heisman! theboanl of trustees of
the Soldiers' omc at Leavenworth, Kan,
and has been
with the inst:
tWo weeks ago
and has been
now on his way
He was asked
tntion. He left New York
traveling ever since. He is
home.
what he thought of the pros-
Jersey in the cabinet.
y, as though remembering
;‘ to cut in the returns, and
"It won be nonsense to talk of cabl-
net places for w Jersey. or any other state.
The selection ' f a cabinet is, of all things,
the private b .vnoea ot the president, and
Gen. Harrison ‘: just the kind of a man who
will attend to t businem himself, without
any volunteer istanco. All this specula—
tion as to who ll be In the cabinet is labor
wasted, except : it may alIord some amuse.
meat for Gen. arrison."
Gen. Sewell : - uke particularly of Gen.
Harrison’s abili y to hold his tongue, as con—
trasted with th singular succcess with which
he talked befo . emotion. “Where will you
find ahathor n «.i in the country," said Gen
Somali, "who . ld talk so much on so may
different sub = . and not make a mistake?"
NEW Your, ov. 27.—This is podiivoly
the latest cab’net concoction in this city:
“Thoma C. Pla t has met Miller's defection
by forming 'a ‘ - ition with Blaine and Quay,
agreeing, it. is :u d, in ulnsidcration of their
the coveted cabinet berth
: treasury—to diqiensa the
neat patronage in this state
to ht may suggest. Thu-
'-. tto renounce his aspira-
= tlonbt the cabinet, and
a Wanamaker, it neomry,
unite in praising Plait to
tions in the .
Quay to ancrlilc
audithe two to
amt
éhaimna Quay'a Into-t.
Warmer-on, Nov. 27.—Senator Quay,
chalnnauot the
lncltburu cnmu into the city
1npnuiod by the Hon. J. Stod- .
ccived In-rct at Col. Moori- would visit ch~ ,
ennd (lcu Robinson. all of .
which is very severe in [this‘
ably one of the reasons of so
there on busincm connected
in his car with his family, ‘
He.“
Republican National com- -
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SUPERIOR
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linunwnn
TIIE PUREST INII BEST
I hi made only of atrictly pure grape rmnm
so! tartar. strict! pure hlcarlmuate ct
Imda. and a tonal portion of hour :18 n
‘ )rescrvativc, nothing else whalcvi-r. and
iii warranted entirely Ira-e from alum.
aimunuin, phonphntca. lime, and :III lliv
adulicruniu l'n-«pu-nily found in taking
[amulet-.4. 'l‘lm characici- of materials
used. their purity. and the niccty c i’ their
combination, render (,‘lcvclnnd'n superior
, linkingpnwdcrthc most healthful and "IN-ll
I economical in use. and it always ntlunbi
I wholesomc, nutritious, anddclicious food.
i It is nw'mnmcnded for purity. healthful-
‘Ittaa and elllcicnry by Government and
(Blair. chemists. chemists of llomtln of
{Health and limb-snore in institutions of
,lenruiug throughout the country.
Sold only in cans. full weight.
(‘Litvumxn Ilniirimiis. Aunsv. N. l'.
lmhlerRSuml
ritios‘ Iinvc brand of the premance g
c in the city and will nrnwt hhn 4
[Inc now In stock a In" hue of
Ladies’ and Misses’
WINTER RLRIKS.
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We imitc all who 12.1.11 l-uyu 2 an ”"1. ,5. (3,"
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mv inexpnss his opinion that ‘
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IIIBLER II SIM‘IIIS.
_ RIIIIR
Baku Ind .
of TARTAR.
In 11!:f:1‘u H!
Sold and Icmnflltmlfll by
Charles E. Seymour,
GROCER. ,
70 ‘I’nshingtou Kiri-cl,
SOUTH KOIIWALK.
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A NOVELTY.
Freshlierring!
We are will“: FRKSII IIKRRING. in can: of
mnienze in Email n. '1 hey are: consulcmbie or a
novelty in this country, and just as (lllTi‘rcltI (mm
the herring known to on: room. as one can in:
me
In tarte they are like aardines, but are not in oil.
Need In preparation; all ready to be eaten, are r
hearty iced aim, and have a remarkable clear ":3
into. We tend them out confident that they will
please.
TR 17 TH E
uunnun until!
1‘] ice 15c. a Can or 6 Cans for 75¢.
We also are prepared with large stocks or
New Canned Tomatoes, Corn,
Succotmh, Lima Beam,
Salmon. Lobster, Peas,
Plums, Pumpkin
Which we will let loose at priced that phase the
public.
Call and Seé.
Yours to Command,
Dibble Willi
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‘81. h. 13".
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NTINEL, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 1888,
N. n. e u. ltAlldttiAD.
November ll. 1888.
Coll. WRIT. come Bur.
Mu it. in. moi-cu. Mania Wuh‘uh lfx
{will " Elmo”. Mil “ datum.
6J3 " lurid Ex. $.33 “ Accent.
Mil " ll‘ptm. rip. 5.3M “ Mann.
1:3 " Local in. {till " Ltlt‘ill El.
5 N ‘ bout! H1. um: Artur:
Mo lau‘aila. latldpJanmxmv fix.
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am " Loud x 1.13 " Sp'gilclu “‘av.
{till “ Att‘ulil, tit)? " Imcni x
but " ti til ' [loan has.
".35 " Imuilitx. tat: " Act-inn.
Milli p. “L, Bum-an. hi9 " tiling. Iii.
I.‘.’0 “ no. It. up 5.1;: “ Accunim.
l3.“ " Armin. 7.Ih ‘ Infill up“!!!
idil “ Iloatnu Rx. 7.8! " Ilruigd‘pt Ace.
bell “ alumina Mr 8.69 " Arty-m.
5.20 ' Iupmu lMii " Accmn.
631i ” filamlurd Arc tilt.” " Adam! I'Zt Ar.
an “ Ii'port tit-cc. i213 " litmimi Its.
.ltHli " Accord. huunun
li-IT " Win-h‘lun l-Jx. 7.33 " lieu-om
Simona. an “ Altair.
2H: Axum. il.bl um. “‘11),“-
l. M p. m Aecotu.
7.28 " lurid Itxp
*i hit " accent.
Train. Loan Isaat Norwall.
uomu our. come now.
6.0? a. in. Wit a. in.
on: " Mr.- "
gill “ Ll: um.
.: - u I 5- I in
It." “ * MN "
:3: p. Ill. : li..'.1 't
or} .. .
8.01 "
0. II. Silil'rllllia “.1“. iinr‘rxu .
0m. KID'-
‘v‘cn. l'mm Ao‘i
uol'sxrnxw itAiLtimli.
annular e walnut IlII‘IBiIUh.
Corrected Noumim :ndi. lhill
I'm-anger Tralna.
WRAPS. »
HOU'I‘II.
Lv.Norwalk. Lv.So.2\'orwalk. ALWIL—ox. I'mll
.li‘.‘a.m “Wain HUI-.m.
856 “ an; " IIII‘.’ "
wit! “ tutti " tau) "
”warn imam 107nm.
4M “ 446 " 453 “
till “Hired on» “Mixed :00 “M‘x‘d
50.. .. .. 507 .. .. 5L5 .. ..
9n n .. m,“ .. ml.“ .. ..
FI‘NIIAI.
omen.
lull p. m.
Nlblt'l‘ll.
Lv. Wilma Point
I II) I. In. Mixed
6 ".5 " '
ALNth’ultlk
2 l0 Slixul
5 w ..
Lv. 50. horwalk,
Irma. m. M'x'd
v: 1.5 " “
845 “ obi " Otia.m.
12 0! " 1‘: hip in. X218“ m.
2.1 " Mixed :ltt'i ” Mixed .‘i ll ind
42!- p. m. 5 to " 515p. in,
5a: “ it?!) " um "
71'; "
IO 10 " Hunt in l7 “ Mind to it Hired
nt'nnir.
Stills. in 915 p. m
0 3!: p in, 652:) in our: "
W. II. hurt-emit, Vice l’rw. and tien'i Mantgcr.
P. C: Paul, squirtunlem.
A ll. I'EIIHI\. (ICIIL’IIT I’vecayer Agent.
.II A l N LI N 1.
Leave Iliilgcwrt {or Plinth-id
71cm in. accommo'n
10,06 "
to 2:) p. m. Mixed . nrxmv nu.
4.10 “ 81pm 730mm
'3 It) “ actommo'n
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'(locs only as for M New Milford
Wit. It. Srrvn‘ms. \‘icc Pree't 3 Hull'- Mun'c’r
MADE errant: CREAM?
Itooni- . -» ..
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, W. K. Lrurt. bnpt.
A. \l’. I'rnms turn [his rnccr .\r;‘i . Urilxcp-rz, t't
Licensed Ihiy Muvcugcr.
I'rli‘y Vaults and Ccsspaiois
(’icaaed and liiscnh-cicd.
CHARLES no". Prop.
Ilmlgcport nddrvt-s: '46 FAIIIFIKLD AYE.
(Ir inquire of JARVIS KELI.‘ Milli. Ilialzb ”filter,
III?) In Norwalk.
(ill EAT II PZIII'i ‘TIIIX UN
inery Goods
Mark down uic nl
Birds. Feathers, ,
Velve’ts, Hats. Etc.
Beaver Hats
l-‘rom 8|.00 In smo.
Worth l)onhlv thr- Price.
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IIIRS. rchm's
III ILLINEIII' STORES.
3 “'uch' M , 7:} Mali- 5L,
Norwalk. So. Smwnlk,
(“time in and ice our new slyfc.‘ of
Wall Papers.
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No trouble to Show goods.
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Fine Gills
double roll.
a and 80 cents
AT—-—
Becker’s
Palm and Wall Paper Sine.
I8 North llniu Street,
scorn NORWALK.
Ono autumn-Tho Best.
Bet, Veal, lamb. Manon, Pork. Salt and their.
Corned Beef ‘
. bmoked Tongue llama.
shouldcra. Bacon. Bum Frank
«manic.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered I'romptly.
CHARLES SMITH
53 Washington Street.
J .H Klinefelter,
I)!" SLER Ill
hats, Fist Rulers,
Vegetables. Fruits,
CANNED GOODS, ETD
m llu II. M £3.11 Bull.
Ame
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLORIST.
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MA I N H'l‘ltl'll'I'I‘. Ht )U'I‘l I
NUItWALK
1‘. T. HYAT'I'.
llu giill’t‘lilllt‘d the exclusive ngbl luv Nurwtnk
and
I'ibrulcr. and cxnwuim-ui without into, and 1m
'0! In: «Ira charge prawn-m mm a
! wermlty. tiltice and rcahlcucc adjoining IIclIiI-lIll
l‘fNInm.Norwalh.Ut. Upon cvruiuu». lzltlni
A. s. FERRIS, ‘
JEWELER.
Il'niches, Jewelry, Silverware.
Pine Wait-Ii repairing a Speclaliy.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
Do not bnyamonnnicut or lit-adenine from any
photograpubutgo direct in the their room- of
. W. Bates, Wm: filfl’l'l, Nnrwalk Mid select one
all complete and you will not be tilt-a pointed in ita
appraranoe Dealer in all kinda of luddmg none
and cemetery work.
P. \“. ISA'I‘ ES.
an
American Investment Co.
Equitable Life I nsurancc t‘o.
Farmers TAMI] and Trim ('0.
Jarvis-t'anhllu Mortgage Trust (To.
I‘lrc, Life, Accident. and Plate Ilium
I Insurance.
1'3".th a Gunmen. Agta.
Ib-al finale-t Insurance Agency, South Norwalk.
Hum.
Rflflflfl III
25' Main SL, 80. Norwalk.
Meats, Fish, RYSRII'S,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, Etc
0f .t.l Kinda In ’IIieir Season,
i II. I, lillxhli'I'T.
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lzmi Home and [louse Ace-m.
General Insurance .l cent-y
Fire. Life and Accident.
Ocean Steamship 'I'Icki-ul~('ab§n and Stet-rage,
Draft: To! one £ and ope-rd.- and .\3- low tir-
52.1 palm of Enron—-
Notary I'uI-Eic .\t kImei-rizrrwhw I maul. '
Railroad Tickets. Iliiczzt; c I
5 to Destination.
I of. t\';.-b.ngton 5L. 'i. xi rim-.- m l’ilrld'fllt‘tal
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BEE 1-11 V E.
LAIIII-Is’ traumas! I msu n.u.l.
(‘0 U to the [ice "in: when you are hungry or dry,
1' [or you can get a good :qumc men! or lunch
at all hour; at prices so that you can ail-ml u and
go again Our drinks are Tea. (hill-e and Milk.
eirhrrhot or rold. all kinds"! 'I‘cnignmnrc Drinks.
Also Table Bikini,” Board awl’ Ludwig by the
day or week. i‘omcaml Mt: Tor yonm II that it in
jurt like home and we “ill try on: Indie you he! at
home limp ctlully. Till»: BEE "IVE
)6." 3m
,Insure Your Life
V
(In the .ndowlnent Plan.
A man at age 012:. would prohob.’ need inrumncc
for twenty or twenty-tire years. or because he
needs it tor that time is no rc'mon why he phonld
étipulatt' to keep it npduriu» lht‘ whole hie time.
He has over eight hundred c arms in a thousand o!
living‘mm than twenty ycnr} vim! moriy ugh!
hnmlre‘d in a thousand of lit in: twenty-rive years.
Because his tirr rctp arc m brunt hr rhonb! not
neglectlo provhelorthcctimrw cl dimly—which
an-nrzphusautly nnmI-ruu-l - by a My ml in‘mnnce
on hi.- lite
IVSL’HI‘. IX TIIK
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 00.,
HF untrrt'ouL
S. S. L'IIUSIDII-Zlill-le.
>2 nth .‘v'uru nll‘.
GILBERT iii HITCH,
I] '- wailing-— LNLZ:
Livery and Feed St bl?
II'AItWIC ”21.,
Horse; and Carriagea'toletl I 0-in mi.
Carriages at Depot to meet All ‘ a.
Good Turnout! at Reasonable Prices,
Telephone MA on. 582 ll
Of all klntli.
BAKERY!
CORNUL‘OI’IAS. CANDY ’I‘OYS.anda hill unort-
mcnt of ornamental candy
Pint (31m
LAUDIIB’S BLOCK.
‘ll '- 1'
Henry Tilly.
special attention given to re-
palrs in all branches.
A good second-hand, two-coat-
M....W...—~_‘m...——m..m. 1.... ..... Wm... «
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answers gunk.
Sww , . .., . .1-..”-
QTENT .
(i. I! It INGTOS.
Wnaitlngtoil. ll. ('. I
‘I‘i u )iuu- In I'm-3rd Matt-a l'atcnt unwo I
thtw tluzdc to lln‘t‘iilu r. "mood INT 3
I
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School of Simthmi, Ty'pewriti.g
and Busmess Correspondence,
tlpcvw II'educauIay, h'cpt. I‘Jlb,’_
l3 .IYIUJ'!’ IIIJBI It.
Edl .\ i:\:.lh- Slum, Mliiul’vwd. t‘oniu
mlh Norwallt to also the [Rural hike/rte,
'l‘hv» about will he umhribcpcr «tantrum-womb i
and Hi nimrm of NIH. M. A. MElllll'Jv. “I“? I
rtlicrll .2 Mill ltlltll'it‘ttat [mnmgcr nl' Iiillcy‘lo filinrl- I
laud m d 'l‘H-cantlw helical, IIarlTurd. t‘nnu.
Young mile-s and gratin-turn tin-irons oi Mtpiiiin
Ilium-NJ: and practical Imowlnlgc oT unortha
Wrum; with a Vii-wot becoming court alt-ungra-
lilit W, Inmwpnprr h'pfli’tt hi. ntnnl:ltrtmrl,nr It'll'llt m
n! thwart. Will iloii tub- 2i lll>|ln|l;.?ll training M'liml.
In HWIHUII day or t-vrimig, pupm- rriu I‘let'f ll any
time llltll\ltlll|l .milrm Hon, i." clam:- milk,
trllmlnatea DIIFII‘d in mud paying p «rib-u i
linniruclloun by Mail a hpcclally.
“flit c or with r-
ot 'J-l 2n
nu.» M A. MERRILL.
I'm 1 :pal
F. III—NASH R BRR.
tmly agcntu (or My and Ir. rough of thc
“Great American” and “Radiant”
Heaters.
Thur llt‘lll'" art-excelled by none nul rlnpd a
the her-do! the lat tor antipathy. dumbnuy and
dlrscrcy; nn- wirrlcamuu uml cavity impaired
We hm.- is" hand a fine Ili.t' n!
RANGES,
Plain and Duplcx (Irate.
uncontrnn .t.\‘li I’l..tl.\' cum,
Plain and Fancy Glass Ware,
MM'I‘E. 'I'IN and IRON WARE
Jun: rr civnl from the factory at the loan! market
pnccr.
P. H NASH 86330
Watches,
r—ANli»
Spcr'ii :mcntmn pan: to the repaint; o! rim
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL?
Jacob M. Layton;
iicuc 'al Setter ('oiit 'alt'lvl‘ . MII
1-5 [1' I
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'ltm lwtl I ll?
1' I
,5 South Nor-wt; 11:. Conn. ; ”T
MrsJohn Holland ..
CARRIAGE IIIKER. W“ W"
watch-u and jewelry.
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I 83 .Vlniu filrl‘l'f.
f EWERSI
F. M. I’II‘ZIL‘CI’
DEALEE; IN
:94)
1 li- Pit-.JYHI to make mnnc-‘txoiss wizh min sewer
, piit‘r , i. .bzs city on the med TILV’KITBC tcrmn.
’:tr-'-;i-:- inll'ndlllg m l omen it uh 1hr. recently laid
new“ 1:. this city will find It in their ”immune to
first?! on I "ll, SET U
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L . I“. I'II'IIZ(‘.!'I
lo! '3”. Smith Sot'Wuli; . l'l.
Mr :11 Imam": of onlsmmltng Police! vinrmc
., iillfi
is: . in Ant-te- during 18:97, SIfiIIIfl'U-‘l
‘m n :n Premium Income 4min: HT. $l,lM’.f§:l
1:3
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time. n. Inn-rest Elm iptsilnntmc 1397. 335.542)
mir u. Gross I: came during 15!“; 51.1
Number of Death i‘laim.‘ paid in 1597.33.
i Amount pnul m Pointy hnltlt'hi during tutti.
mom '3)
Number 0! Poiicice in Force, Lilith“.
New Insurance written during 1557, ”30mm 00.
Capzrai and Surplus (or :ccnruy of obey-holder!
over and above the rate": required by law, all per
cent )zizid nil othcrllahili OLIO'JL'I it)
.\ rut-uni paid by tha a”! to its I'olicy-
lioitli'ts Tor t'lazmp. etc . since organization. pins
. pun-cut inverted Art-ctr). £15.668J81l83.
Ju-EI’II LEIPKIK. .Iflvm.
I34
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«‘- lullcttuiz and it. 1.5!. E). 9.1:: in :5; klfb'lfiflf
IRAI. ARR RRRR
B. ick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lt'lilzli, ban-liaisnnnn. Locust
.lionninin. Franklin, and
tul'illtesharrc (finals.
on nun PAINT
Yard {not of “Wellington and Mar
ll
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«hall siren-H. Itmwh oilicc 1* .“tilsoc
I)‘ . on... NI:-
FECHTER'S canons
FAIRIOON I
Theabwammmadammaflhadb-
covert roltnnwondarndrmdaJhomuhowm‘
himwliile mmmmmum
mwrcdtdahairbymeamoflhoFAXOUBl’mcDN.
It in a wrfxfly alumina herb my, mount: of a
Icicutifln study at the nausea M or
hair. and contain- atl the element- which hatrh
oompoacd. Minot router any eager-o! load.
allmla of sum- or other rat-nae" We;
$i,000 REWARD new.
We invite them “1.9mm...
fnltytriedaomaoratl ofthevariauaooalledhalr
hummutonahatanoflharatrlen.
It will curd:
For t lt'l'il an glv 11;; full particular» call at ., ! uni 3‘ “1""
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H. ' S. IR‘OOIS}
Jewelry,
Silverware.
sezc'wmi: P1 i214}
rMetropolilan’s Record For l887. '
* WWW. “MM? .-m.a...m.._‘.....
mas. w. H. mm
Tr in.“ ‘W 1., not;
.Fall Sample
Henrietta, Gestures, Sills an
Rich Urns Gun
ll! I‘I Ili'l‘ltli IiY
"o3 \V. [LI 1 /\ I;IJ&O
II "I lltlltl'tiu'f.
ISACQUES AND 004
ill" ‘I‘III'I LA'I‘Bb'T ETYIJIG.
All oi-lcn mlmoml In mo- wail be luvmtuly it.
i»! m . rhuwtd by Bridgman Mahdi”,
MRS. W. H JARVIS.
121 then hlwfl, heath Non-Iii
Welling Stimuli
PRINTED 0R ENGRAVED I
A SPECIALTY.
PRINTING III ILLK .
Sentinel Office
Hamlhin l Ii
WOOD BEARTELS,
, DOORS,
BASH, BLINDS.
HARD WOOD WORK
HP ALI. KINDS.
a» »-
glnrgc Stock of Column
l‘or Trimming
Plate and Sheet. Glass
Simon Sawing, Planing
and Turning.
—-——__._*
Lumber Yard torn-m railroad and amaze
midget
. at fut of Marshall Street.
South Horwalk. Conn.
Halal, Ballot Bu.
Important.
Bremen, Mam, April is, '83.
d. P. Quinlan], Erna,
Quinlan“ Smaparitla
have and
sincelmt rummerandit It» put me in chaptto
not able to db
work once more, which I was
I gut the malaria in Central America two year!
ago and have refined from it rinte. Icing aloud,
quinine, cm, b the wholesale. Qaiutmi'a Sam
pnzilla (2:11 the urn-mew Tar me.
You” Truly
.. 7 _.__... P. G. HILL.
mun “M“.
one. 13.219151130,
EEIIlESS
inns.
Do Your Own ”yd-g, at Home.
'l'h-y will dye "uniting. They mould any.
where. Price 10¢. a package. They havtmequal
tor Strength, Brightness, Amount in Packing“
or for Flt-“INS! of Valor. or non—ialing it?»
They do not crack or smut; ”colors. Farrah by
[IOYT‘S Pharmacy, and (loo. 6. name, my.
(:2. ly
I WILL PAY Till
Highest Cash Price
FOR ,
tings. Bones. Bottles Iron
and Metals.
Parties moving“: sell the stock reading
talc-ml to h w
n mun: connect,
FDTT’I’H RONA“.
1r. Peckwell. .
7 Janet MW“ at...
No 1’ walk, - Conn.
fixing tumble to mallet":
HA. RNESS
'I'ocmnpotewitL "gamma I have nm the
agcauoiolteo: ' wotduraul m
moment .* ‘rxtc Imthcnlqflf
Harness, Sadr. IN. Halters, Sun
cingles, Co 1 bars, 810.
IE we Harness To Order,
Al n». I. at the old mnthnc I will .
for lie: ‘f WET . 8W (Wilma!
Robes. i a - i Boar'l'nvclim Ila” be.
The inlet Mariel.
- _. THE BEST—‘-
\
about a new unla- the
root. of the hair entirely up, which more
varyraraly andpaohably hmtmothulum
out ota handrail.
FARICON flea. I and myriaoumlrahottlefia
arrheadaantmwor
FAIIIIOON Na. I, Imbperbotuedaim
valuable II I mm, . It will ruin! the
growth dbalrthathflflacmhtptt-oahm
moo..mnm,cr.
mmhnmammma
POI BALI!"
calm-rigorously. ,,
GEORGE B. “LISTED.
MEATS
SKIKVKD IN THE 3351' HAHN!!!
ii '0: want the (WWI KIA”. obtained
card on of trouble or amt, you will lad than at
market, as well u
Punitive
In. HAYES.
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