. .. mwwiw ........ ....
tomi BY Entrants.
Narrow Escape from a Terri-
ble Disaster.
IMTHA JOHNSON 0N TRIAL.
not "mum: Wu an»; In lied and Iii-l
A!!!" long Agony.
thwavuia. than, I)“: ii.-'l’im cow of
g Martha Johnwn for the murder of her hue:
1 hand. Barge ll. Johann. in Stafford lilpriiiga
1 Ind April, wax culled in the superior nutrt
It’lililztmt‘h l‘ltixlis IN I IIlt'Hloial'l‘ollaml,beforo.ludgn Andrew: A jury
Ewan ltnpaneleii, and the court adjuuruul.
i “mind for tho defame, It in cunt-ital. will
in Almond Micron-fill Attempt to Illow
Would flaw tin-o Wrecked.
I
t‘iinzitim, luv it . 'l‘liun- on.» a twitter») Ex
dtlllst-xlillfildt i-i dynamite )mdrt'tltl)‘ iiiortr
iiigiii Niiifvllli .\ t‘u'udniillrrymt llnw~
thuriie A la‘ll'alav hlhvh. on “W northern
portion of “.0 Ni}. A dmpvrttlc Illtclllpt
won made to dwiruy tln- buildings. and it‘
was partly tum-mini. It in a question;
whctlior tho t'xplnaltltl was the work U‘Ih‘l‘ll’ml“ unfilJuly, “-quubud;“l_
griuv- ,
Anarchism or of some one who had a
ance aguiiixt the IIlhIlllbl'] people. .
The iieighborhoal was shaken by the or I
ploaion, and poople living in the vicinity“
were terribly alarmed laboring men liiir— [
tied into the ntrects and stood about with,
blanched cheeks. ;
An investigation brought out the “WI that l
the oaplcaion hadownrrud in a stunt boom;
for high when at Ihe diatillory. There wuf
Ian-t holo In tho ml; hanela of
high wines had been knocked about pm-
tniacuoualy, while tho flour was strewn with '
debris. IItKth‘ were burut off of iiiniiyraaka
and the heads of mine Wcl‘c drii I‘ll lll.
Some pens-m, who had probably stood on ,
the high sidewalk on the llawtliomu ntreet I
front of the distillery, had thrown upon the l
low roof of the store house a package of:
dynamite sticks, tied together and attached
to a fuse which had been Ignited. Thcae ‘i
atii-bi t‘olltilall‘d of compressed dynamite, V
wrapped in pasteboard and provided with
fulminating t'allt. The combinatiim had ex— ,‘
ploded, and it was only owing to a pcmliar .
chance that the entire structure, as Well as‘
the surrounding buildings, was not instantly
leveled.
The aim of the man or men who cour‘
mlttcd the «load was evidently to hit the sky-
light on thi- roof. and the mark was mined
by but a four feet. Underneath the skylight
are eight large tubs or vats of highly inflam—
tuable liquor. Had the dynamite sticks ex-
ploded on the nkylight the liquor would have i
beat ignited. and a terrible explosion Would
have resultul~an explosion, Capt. Schaack
thinks, of sufficient violence to have torn?
downancore of buildings. As it was, the
damage was mitipuratively small.
Soon afterthc explosion a pttckago wruppul
in paper was discovered lying in the street.
It contained several sticks of dynamite and -‘
aix fulininating cape: A fuse unmet-tut with
the package showed evidence of having liven '
lighted, but had gone out prematurely.
Thcae articles are now in the unassion of ,
the miles, who are at Work on the case.
On the roof, about fifteen feet from the
spot where the fir-it explosion tit-curred, was
(mad another bundle of dynamite flicks—
aeven in number. These had not exploded
on account of some defect in the fuse, which
had evidently been ignitui. Fortunau-ly no
one was in the building at the time of the ex-
ploaion.
James D. lynch, out: of the proprietors of
the distillery, says he believes the explosion
tobethe work of the whisky tmst. "We
arenot in the inlet." he said, “and that or- ,
ganization has on numerous occasions thrcat— y.
cuedto‘dousup.’" 5
People generally, however, believe that tho ,
Anarchists have got. to work again and are I
taking their revenge. .
Poisoned by Illa l‘alac Teeth.
N" HAVEN, Dec. ll.——31cdical circles 3
throughout the state are much interested in 3
tbecam of Ellsworth Bennett, of this city, .
who recently purchased a set of teeth with a 3
rubber plate. Shortly afterward his tongue ,'
swelled up to a thickness of two inches, and 3
it was found that ho had been po'nioned by g
mercury used in the composition of the teeth. 1
His eyelids were swelled up. The doctors in
New Haven and elsewhere are greatly puz— .
lied over the case.
Senor Segaata'a Blinktry. E
, Macaw, Dec. ll.—Senor Segutahnafluo-j
(needed in forming a ministry as followu;
Selim Segnsta. premier; Senor Amiijo, min- 3
later of foreign iitl‘airs: Senor Gonzalez, min- I
later of finance; b’cnor L‘nplqion, minister of f
the interior; Senor L’analejas, minister of;
justice; Senor Xiquenia, minister of com. ‘5
incrce; Gen Chinchilla, minister of war; Ad— j
miral Arias, minister of marine, and Senor;
Beccrra, minister of the colonies. '
A Volcano In Dakota. ,
Yaxl'ms, D. T., Dec. lL—A veritable,
volcano, ejecting tire,ashai and lava, has}
burst out with activity at Charles, Mix
county. within a few miles of Hot Springs,
which discharges into the Miwiuri river near
Fort Randall.
CONDENSED NEWS.
The iron steamer Yazuma City, valued at l
3200,“, run on the rocks during a gale in I
Yoquina bay, Oregon, and is a total wreck.
Ber lasseugers and crew were saved. Her
cargo was light.
Fourteen cars loaded with valuable mer-
chandise were totally wrecked by a broken
rail on the Canadian Pacific near Walersly,
Ont.
Charles Eliason, aged 20, took his brother’s
wife, aged 21, to a hotel in Baltimore, where
they registered as Mr. and Mrs. 8mm], were
wig-nod a room, blew out the gas and went
to bed. He was found dead in the morning,
and she is dying at a hospital.
William H. Crawford, aged ill, of Phila-
delphia, committed suicide at the Stanwix
hotel, New York, by taking Iaudanum, being
deapondeut because of poverty.
Col. R R. Bridgers, one of the oldmt rail-
road men in thecountry, while making an
argument before a legislative committee at
Columbus, 0., fainted, and in an hour was
dead Apoplexy. ‘
«Admiral Le Roy is dead at New York.
Hallchl '1‘. Dodge, one of New Hampddre‘l
w t. citlum, who has carved six
will In the state senate,“ at Manchester,
mm
Rev. Samuel Lyle, of Hamilton, Ont, at-
tacked hauhall {mm the pulpit as a speck-
of gambling, and said the 831.0(1) invested in
the Hamilton taam lalt year mighthettu-
haveboen and landing thirty mimicnarlaa
| tho bulclof hon.
E fight in a Market atrwt dive.
; put out on tha- dill-walk.
.3 eiidi'avur to prove insanity.
Up a tug Illullllcl‘" Hail the Plan (an ; low:
"It! It In Thought a Score or llulldlnpl ‘
Tho partirulara of tho trugvdy are I» ("I
On the night of tho l‘l'lllh! Johnson
awoko at midnight and iliutiwml that the
lower part of his body waa pirulyrul. the
bud naturatod with blood, and hi» it do ulivivtil.
aiiiinatioii shown-t that in» new dint iii the
I spine, the pi-itol having two dimlmi and Iiml 1‘
Fuwimun [ntililnl to \liu
Johnaoii, who wait Inuit-l and iicnrrlu-d by the
sheriff, revealing a revolts-r iii a bug mun-ind
to her gniiwu, with I'lll' (‘btllltll‘f' morn.
Johnson lingcml iii um-nditiuiiof [tillittiltl
ALL REXDlegéltWWAR.
The Galena Only Walling for the “on!
(in and (ltIu-r-i I'n-parrd to l'olIow-viirr-
luxury Now “unit llone to Pick u lift "in ll.
Nkw YimK, Doc. lL-—’I‘lic corv- tto tliili-tia
Ilia! with slips on Ilt'l‘ Ila“acl‘z~ ill IIII' t‘ob
dock at the Brooklyn navy yard. all Ill'l‘
boat» on on their davitu and rho lit i'o‘ulv for
‘I-t'hli‘rtlfly afii‘riin lll t.'oiiiiiiatid«-i' Siliild-‘l'
n-ci-in-d Illh‘ sailing lll‘ilt'l'h Il‘nllt \I'usliii ,; no,
l and It is Illt'l‘t‘Iurv quite liki-ly that th tin-
leim Will atart tor Iliiyti today.
Ui'deni were. lsillt'il yi-stenhty to gum: liv
further leave to any of the crew.
The Ynntic Will [.0 r--.id_v for zu'tl l~_\' 'l'iium-
dny, and ii is qlllll' probable that ”It” \i =l
follow Illt! “aloud to Port iiii I'l’tllt’t'.
Utlicr Hat-win lll'l' lll'l’l\ mg at th- may
yard, and tho Atlanta and t'liirugo it!" :i m
living armed and manual.
The new hlci'l i-rutwr ('liii-ago nun liv-
cI-w to the lialcnii, and ii crowd of llll'll inn-
putting her big hII‘JI gum on buir-l.
The opinion is hold by many in iiiivui
cin-ha that by the tium the expulsion:
reaches Hayti it will b.» found that them-ind
stcaiiii-r ha» been burned. It Is Ihcri'forc
quite likely flint tliv nah-d orders M’Ilt to Ad-
tniral Luce relati- to tli'ismntingi-ticy. If tin-
renal has Ina-Ii sctittlc-l thc admiral Ill“ iii~
iutructiomi to H‘IIIIF tlin question If! iii-mini-
anco with his own idem; He Will hl'llpiy
have to appraise the value of tlie-l~.~ti'- 3.1-1
property and down!“ rt-iinburwnicnt. 'i‘li. ii,
if tin-y refuse tm-utnply, lu- has Illall‘ucllults,
: it is understand, to bombard the town.
It riot-ms not unlikely that the Ilnytiuiis
may be treated to a Instr of liistiiarvkinn
diplomacy unless they ('ulitrluilu to with- a
claim for damages pn-acntcd by the captain
ofa Iii-miaii Stiflllfll'r. A prominent shipping
home in this. city inwiu-d a lcttcr on hitur
day dated I'urt nu l’rinn; Nov. 21!. In \‘lllt‘ll
. the Wn'tcr,a captain of one of it» tray-is,
mys: “At1’crman.~twmv~r has joy-t an in-J
borinmnl l hear that slit) had a rollimii oil'
5t. Marc with a Ilnytinti gitiiboait, din- totiw
awkward miansliip o! the latte-r's crow,
She had a hole punchul iii Iii-r bow rind la-r
forward compartment was fillml with water.
. She steamed into tin: harbor wry "50le by
the head, and was run aground to pn-ve-nt
llL‘I' from sinking.
Refuge-u .loyfltlly Received.
JAlethI'IIJJ. Fla, 1M: II.——Thcrc were
no ncw mam of yellow fever and no deaths
remnal. About 150 refugees returned to
the city by rail and steamer under the board
of health regulation permitting entry, pro
vided the returned persons go out of town
, again at night. l'robably titty remained
- over night regardless of the regulation. The
police wore kept busy hunting for these
”noun-ts." The city was very lively and
everybody seemed happy. The northern
train was met by a brass band and tho
rcfugem were escorted through the at reels by
a pmeaim
A Lister “looting .Urmy.
Darius, 1)., Doc. ll.—-»Tim Thomas and
Harm Hendricks-ii iwlvrruli, ciigngmi in a
Tliwy m-rv
As Officer Jolzii
Thompson ottn-iiiptol to art-tut them “mums
and Hendricksrm pullml their ruvolvurs.
Thomas was fatally all»! in the stoiiias-h, but
managed to shoot I’olicciiian 'l'bomlmn in
the right amt. This firul the policeman}
revolver and thc brill struck Mike Schindler,
a man who stood some yards diatom holding
his horse, in the leg near the hip. Tho ntllm-l‘
is badly hurt, and Selim-fer iv in a bad I'UIP
dition.
Killed by an Exploding Holler.
'f'uownnimz, 0., Dec. lL—A terrific: cx—
pluslnn “CVIIITVIJ hero in Strohl K llaman‘s
fwd mill. As thc mill was about to start up
Henry Human stripped up and turned on the
steam, when the boiler exploded, killing him
and Albert Kline, a customer, who was «tand-
ing near by waiting to get some food ground,
Wallace Strohl and one boy were badly in-
jured, and another boy slightly. Everything
iii a total wreck except the grinder. The ex-
plosion set the straw flock and outbuildings
on fire, but the prompt amistance of the peo-
ple of the town prevented their destruction.
Fatally Subbed In Illa Tongue.
Nzw \‘iiiix, Dec. ll.——llaunah and Minnie
Bergen live with their parents at No. 2&1
Cherry street. On Sunday night Mr. and
Hrs Bergen gave a birthday party “for
Hannah. the elder. A gang of Cherry street
tough! made a disturbance outside the house,
and afterward in the hallway, and had amw
with John and Roderick Bergen, Miss Han-
nah‘s brothers John Bergen stabbed George
Scully, one of the intruders, in the mouth
with a case knife. Scully‘s tongue was out
nearly in two, and he bled to death at Belle»
vue hospital yesterday morning.
William's Congratulation. to Joseph.
BERLIN,‘Dec. ll. —I-‘ollowlng is the text of
the telegram cent by 13mm William to
Emperor Francia Joaeph, of Austria, on the
occasion of the fortieth anniversary of the
htter‘s aceeaiion to the throne; “My heart
haspromptedmoagalntoexpre-toyoumy
‘ warmestaad moat sincere congratulafiona.
1 think with heartfelt thanks of thou-no
trimidshlp you have shown ma May God
preserveyontor many yeantocomotothe
advantage of our paoflm and the came!
Wm 'I'hou-ndaof groatingsto
thallium”
shockingly Mutilated.
Hutoxmcao, Ky. Dee. ll.—,—Before day-
break a negro man walking theLoulsvilla
Southern track, on Factory makeov-
red the horribly mutilated runnin- ot a
youngwhlto woman. Bu body had ban
catentiielylntwohythowhaalaofap‘a-lng
train. Bertram: inlet-landed. She unto
fire from Nashville, Tenn. It lanot knowla
whether it is murder or lulclde.
I'ala‘a Ana-aim
law Hana, Doc. n—‘n. Yale Fifi-
”Beachbhavachallngadthaflarvard
Moutonfihboaradtwomllo raced
”Want-Inna. Tillman!“
In five declined diath- :2 In
hwy-an on the WM “it real
ta mat for as Y
ab
challenge!“
scum 5103qu EVENING SENTINEL, TUESDAY, D
Trade for flash
“Alli“
Save Money.
“I'VI l’ilaphury Flour, pvi bu»; . It till
“ " “ “ hlii , MI)
Finirllluk 'l'i1... ........... mirth
Good “ “ .. .. i
"m, t. .. -
mtg thin. Granulated Hugh: . .
lhwttlJLJavatfotlw... , .
flood Dairy Bum-r ......
l‘iuet‘n-atnery Ilium .....
Iii-at Print Battcr .....
FlncN.0.Iolaam.. ..
" allycr Drlptlyriip .. .. . .
Rnciw abovcls ..........
W. IIDWDI'D SDIIDDDI'S, -
92 Il'iisliiiigtoii street.
DID'I'IDD & SDD
ll Main St, Norwalk, CL.
Wholesale and Retail
DRUGGISTS.
Mancini attention paid to I‘ril‘rlptinna,wluch
Ift‘ttblllllulll’ldt‘tl by a graduate of llll‘ New York
Collcgc of Pharmacy.
a novnniffW'
Fresh'Herring!
“'i' an: Wilma FRESH IIEZIININU. lil can! of
"Jllli' pm- a:- -'a tilt u ihry arc rniii-tili'rriliiv of a
nmrlty llllIll‘ Country, ltl-tlj’l’l a! iltllrn-tit front
them-trim; kr out: to our row-in, ad otm tori tin
agitii:
In tat-tr lhry an? llkt' mrilim‘s, bu: or» on? in oil
Sled It i prqnmt‘ioii; all moly to b.- c-zm u an- very
funny Imd a.-o. hli'I llatr :1 (Mt zirkalnlc I‘it'l! fnwli
I‘L‘ll'. We M‘InI flu in out (‘UlllI-li'l.l tho! they “Ill
pit arr.
i
THY TI I 1*)
DIDDED FRESH BEDDING!
I’tlce I512 n t'an or t; (‘uns for 75¢.
We aluo are pinion-d with large atnrkn of
New Calumet 'l‘oiniuocu, (torn.
' Sitcom-uh. Lima Bciim.
salmon, lfi‘bfill’l”, l’ciis,
Plums, Pumpkin
Whichnrnii: irf loner at pricey rm [kn-r tho
piilnic.
IIIDID Dill]!
iii iiiiiiiii
-.. — II‘OII .
IW.
...—”4
I will be ready
day Goods
Mulizickciiio
DAVID
I’illlrht’d Mandalay,
Cherry and ttak latitry
DAVID
LADIES WIS
Mlilllllilll lilllllll
iii BUYT
H- Krieger,
Furniture;
BARGAINS
In Chamber Suits.
Solid Antique 01k l'bitmlicr Suit. ti pix-cell, S“:- 00; form: r“y e ild at sum
Arh I'Illmb‘l‘ time. 8 pi: (ca, 231m.
TABLES. :
The float armament of Antique and fancy cum-red (hall-I, I'm titan. Blanking can". ctr , no me
HOLIDAYS.
8'7. 89 AND 91' MAIN 8‘]?- i
SOUTH NORWALK, i
UP STAIRS.
DDllDIl IDDDS
iLL SELL III ENTIRE STDDK
20 PER CENT. LESS.
ow”...
DD
I
*D DDS.
to display Holi-
next week.
I Iotcl Block. _
sTow,
The beet suit over void for ilic money.
ECEMBER 11, 1888.
U? TIII
HOMES
Santa Blaus
No houw for many nii‘u- around, eh ow an ion.
pIi-iu an mum-iii of llolidiiy and lilu‘)‘ :ioda.
amiable for the I‘Ill'lllln'fl trad-i.
Immune diapla album. of all kinda. willptll,
and c lore. iii nib ier. wax, and l’aris-iaii, painted.
drum“! and Manned. at wlcve that will ml Iltt‘nl.
Alto lit-do, (“ham and Caitlin tor Ilollil.
' ' ’ '- we have cvvrylliliig mamifartim
l.\ H l‘ i\ in tin, wood and iron. rum-Mix
of owing» Telephone», Trot-pen, um; 1m...
mnmcn, fltttka, Bantu, Homboltn hypno-
Waggotin. Animate. Trained Dogs. Ilaimimi Guns.
lloun Block-I, Block Wagon'. Magic lame-tin,
Car Illa-lie. Track; and hulldlttl.‘ of min t lilllt'lt'fl,
u Illl'Il you tlhtitlld call and rec.
;‘ I'IIIIIIII‘IM Carrie by the Thom-and. from
= lo 8.! Ill cacti.
tire-at vuli-t ot plinurgriiph.
, album: yet y I: up
tlvcr 35 nylon of ('hlldlt‘n'! Tu St Is in roles: from
_ Pant Flanking Tables from his to 1.2.2:» wit.
, A nice in:- i-nt. maxim.- Slam, Lard Tabla.
f \trllin' be» a. Ila-9h, Parity Tamra. 'l‘cn Pine.
. \rlvet ’ulor Rollin, Bram NMGIIK". Wire Villa,
Alphabet Tabla, tclle Tabla, Fancy Burke”.
, lint: Brim. Baby t. a. Heavy VII-ennui, t‘hll-
dn-na t‘liain. Chum and Hamming Tom, Paint
hum. Pupil-inn. Tirol Chem Rubber Belle. lllr
nioiiicle. uaiiboabi. than, arm. Hammett”.
Ito-c Jul. All: ’l‘raya. Wetchen. tailor noiia,
tlhlnue (thanks: Board: and Tables, 30ch l' gum.
Tobm'o Item, alums-i given away.
PEDFDIIEDYI
Perfumery In glassware of all mannrr 0! than“
from be. to 31.00 a hottlc. Fine grades or cologne
by tho ounce.
Full line of Cclluoid and Sacha Norm...“ chi-up.
GAMES.
(liir dieplay would not bv complete without a
good lim- of games.
all kindi and prices.
.
a crate
anion iph and scrap
Do not fall to S": them
INK STANDS.
A Chow line of (‘ryataL ltlrl') 01.n- Wood Ink
Stands. Very low prices
CUPS ADD SIDDERS.
Eli-rant China Cape and Saiicrrs. finely drowned,
also plate.- and mag: cheap.
DDDKS.
We liawa large and epccizilly m‘nirml ninth of
books for lh" Holiday tmlc. cumming nf Plf‘lnn.‘
Iliokin, Fury Sltlfit‘n. IMIIiSII, work: atoll author».
and many othcrs no cheap that it will repay you to
call and m,- them. Ark in ace the Budget Book for
Children. Li!!! mere of the popular 296. books.
Weharc the-in in quantitlta.
i
i
l61ylndc,:ntlwlvlllfltlw,sli m malavuy
"W -
BASEMENT
.
PICIDRIS.
.5 drawn of l'irtuire got at a bwguu n1. It”! no will
alter at i am prim. They mint be M an to be
”diurnal"
Wi- hue an miuiui-e linr ot Imn‘. ladiw' and
insist-3 Iiltnl'fi Imlliflll caprwaly for tin: Holiday
trade. tloitlprw'n.»
PLUSH DDDDS.
t“ in liner-imprina all the Instant sort-“ting, would
ingofllrmm I'm Jcnl [lax-we, Micro llama,
Paper Born, ‘orli Rom. Blippir (Jun. Whlak
“olden. Tabla. lino". tram“. Cltflhlw.
I‘lltlfll', littering time, Perfumery rim. Italiiruvr
set-I, Album. and many alter plmli got-d! in nil the
new mi Intuit width-m at banaui prim,
LEATHER DDDDS
Full lini- of I‘m u. 2!. Full (‘05. Collar and
Cad I‘m. Ianicnrv (Tam. Sharing rim. l‘nmh
and limb Soul. (minim with many otter noveltiu
JEWELERY.
a and line of Full Batman. surf line. Brace
um, dim Pita, Collar Button! and many atyiev of
Kim y I’m-i at very lmv m.
EIEII’S FURNISHING.
A npirndid women: of Neckwaar in all the
tan -i »i» no and colon. lain: ~tyloa of collar— and
min K4151“ line of fancy (tailored Sim-cadm- iii
clswiop born. A very u-zl'nl Christan» parent.
I'l’mtra z‘r to if it} [at par. '
DIIBDELLIS. :
A rhmrc i r.» of t‘mlnlhfi. eatuhlo for the lloli ,
Hilllfllthieil aid IIIIDBII.
“Mctnarm {0f Imktfl'l’tchr. 2.5”m I“)!g
Handkerchiefs. refund for the Holiday trade. A !
awful Suw- preerei.a aim: Il‘lblflimhlc! or ”Elfin. ,
m dozen IAdinr' KM color horde", at 3c. each. .
2:!) doz.-a lathe?“ that color harden! at 5:. each.
:5 dozen Iadfét‘111‘ll‘fllht hard. r»- a': fit: with. l
A Von chain: one: of pattcru and cry.» uh: latte: ‘
isi the math“.
A norm; 2* 3 am: inil’vvo‘idned.wh;:e. hennitrh- ‘
ed. ail linen Ladlrv' llandkezrtie's in a fancy hex.
only wt. ml; I'll-autumn: ibis In! In tiara
colon-rt tr vile: and plain whitr mun, :chzefv car i
ii he is complete. ml «31 {ml 5:. to Ia'c,
i
vzir‘i-mloraaice mt.
~ 0' VIII"
S'I‘DN SIDIII
tilld'i HAS Itli Elli “III“.—
.\ cholalbll“
alum ism at the :A 1 line a:
II .
III'PI'L‘IIS. (filmed g IIIIIQ. M
are hint mull, mm to “D at, It.
mum thil chance; thou-old pattern I) Ilfl “'3 fl
Whil‘fl’h‘fl’ih'h’m
utra eavy a he,
cach' id good,aadaaleeartlchfera
e
" nun Win
Crumb trim.
rake nukes»,
kaim. W
good immune "mat.
PIIIIDS.
A not :me arqum-mwla
Harmonica input vartayandm
lha‘thiltoaeamdemtltaeof mick. h
fancy and plus-brace very cheap.
VASES.
An clean line of M, white. w .d
(moved in China, t‘rynaliaal. lions: hi Vail.
mm, wry cheap.
Stain!!! and Smoking Sell. (an! M. ‘
low prices.
howll. valor Ha
pl: to bait-r luau
tv-aad who.” only. A
\‘m. m camp.
Useful Presents for Married Poopla
Smithy decorate! ecu at
crockery, wine ma, water It”,
upiamy how. useful and on-ut-l m
and many other articles. whitin- moral!
rm: wihmnate mould-aha mac
«pubic m.
Notice to the Public.
Them.“ qwtiouoftheda -“Whfllhlllh1
fora Chm” prevent," alt rad our 3 a!
good! and you wiil linltkl” acute the "In,
our vmet‘ yand prime, we are
mhaadeveryone a chance to ha
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The
when the people. of Nora k
go out of Mn to buy flolflay
at any. you all at the Bolton Stole.
{mwltharyoa at: bay of
In York. Jim trance at
windows, and it! the may
tincture dieplayal in Kenn-It.
Please gin u a call.
‘HAIH AND WALL 81's.,
NORWALK, CONN.
STOW,
Call and see.
loan to Cotiiiiiiiiid,
DING It ‘ UGDSDBK-
A .i initial":
$10,000.00
Tontinc or Club Payment.
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8 AN ILLI'fiTIIATIONo' the bent-lite of "I'll!-
ing on the Initial Tontiim or Club Plan of the
Home Benefit
ASSOIATION,
137 Broadway, New York,
we ire below alnt of beneficiaries that participated
int distribution of the mono ediie from the two
5.(lllt‘lnhe a and 'D‘ on t edalhof Frederick
. G. Jones, of NewYorlt City.
ante. Amount Amount
N Paid in. Waived.
HENRY E. G. LIZY'I’IES ....... $1642!) $625
Luytic- thou, lopertera. N. Y.
EDWARD D. HARRIS ............ ‘20) 75 or)
Arthiicct. A. T. l-tewart E-tate,N.Y.
WILLIAM L I‘IOIIII ............... 19300 625
Merchant, Bridgt port, Conn,
GEORGE ENGERT ............ .130 (0 52!)
Dry Goods. N. Y.
HERBERT Alla'l'h‘Y ............ . . l1 625
Private secretary, Judge llllion.
ALFRED P. ROLLER ........ . ..... 199 00 05
Civil Engineer. N. Y.
WESTON L. SNYDER ........... its (D 65
Cellini-don Hertha-oi. N. Y.
P. W. G JONES .................. 231 so ' 6‘5
Paid to Brute. ...—....
85.0w
2
HERBERT ANSTEY.. .. . . . . . 4|th 00 31.000
Private Secretary. Judge Hilton.
WILLIAM B. BTROSG ......... 04.40 1.100
lmhant, N. Y.
FREDERICK W. SIYBRLN ,. . “4.00 woo
Whohsale Hillinery, N. Y. , .
EDWIN L GWATIIIEY ....... moo 1.0%
i Dork Ilanufactory. Brooklyn.
night“ 1058:! ............. , .. fit.” him
to 'olllc. ‘ .—
354m
flaw York. July ad, Jim.
Jim Bead! Alleviation, New York. N. l'.‘
Gmtnu: Italic trauma uknowied‘fl
receipt or cheque fir , amount at divi an
dumeuthodeathotoaeolthe umber- of my
cl ht yearn-notation.
lahmdywmlatlouu a desirable
ooetohetnmediaJorltapronptae-alathueme
meat otclalna. and It: 'l'onilno uncan- a profit:
trul ,
this investment Yam '5‘“ i. new
uncut, Bridgeport, Conn.
F. A. HAMILTON,
(I AGII‘I',
P. 0- '03 "7:
Pickled Oysters
Diners. Clams, thsmis,
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Imported tli'upcs and Nuts.
FLORIDA UBANGES
(‘ 1 ,\ NE” (HHIDS.
Iran- y.;i:r null-Li for
I
Pickled Oysters I
....‘1-_
SHUNT & ZELUFF’S.
Children’s Underwear is of the
the lowest prices.
We have the agency for I
Shield Underwear, in all wool,
stripes and camels’ hair, which
glove to be bought.
souni norm. coin.
v.
Remember our Gents’, Ladics“,Youths’dllisses’ and
A large and well selected stOck oi Genls’ . Cardi—
gan Jackets at prices that we guarantee.
the finest ever placed in the market.
The celebrated Dcnts’ Gloves, ior Gents, in Cadet
and and Gents' length fingers.
I?“ D DISH I: DID
n u a j
fl: 1y ng't'lilr for i-iiynml borough of the
i. g , n l! H ' I!
hi i DDIBIIDGD and Radiant :
Heaters.
’l'lu use "cater: are excelled by none and stand a
dicta-ail of the in for aiinplirity. durability and
Hi my: an.- II'iI rimming arid cal-Hy nuanced.
II c .vim- on hand a fine ilw of .
RANGES,
Ham and Duplex Grate.
In“
lid
The Buck Ranges
"mount" up riots Chino!
Plain and Fancy Glass Ware, ,
,I (LITE. TIN imtl IRON WARE1
dill" rt- rind tron: the factory at the lowest market f
price;
—~ .t'i‘m-
E. K. Lockwood & Cos.
finest quality. and at
Iouscs' Gents” Patent
While, scarlet, Derby
without it doubt is
The best fitting
r H. NASH 55330} E. K. LOCKVVOOD & 00.. Nor‘valk.
M. s. SM I
Special Prices
to
A lttfll IT l-Ztl'fb’
and
It“ bill-ills
It is not all
covered with
Nickel Plate
It is made in,
YIII‘R
own town.
Also
Agent for the
celebrated
IIII'IIfiOZ‘iIl
fulfill};
Plumbers and '
. (7:25 .
Fitters, Slate:
and ’
'l’in Roofers.
i
150 doz. Gents’ all Linen Collars, all the I
ALSO,
l50 doz.Cents"all Linen Cuffs, all the latest styles,13c per pr.
[lave just received in our upholsmry department,
an elegant assortment of Tapestry to retail from 35c
to $1.50 per yard.
In our dress goods department we would call
special attention to a line of' Velvetecns, black and
colors, which we are selling for 39c 11 yard, good
value at 790, also hear in mind our dress goods stock
comprises the latest novelties, "and at prices which
we guarantee.
A new line of Passementeries just received, con-
sisting of jet and silk ornaments, gimps, girdles,
cloak clasps, etc.
India Silks, figures
Itimc to inspect.
in all colors, also 3 .,
Our line of Ladics’
unexcelled.
All wool Blankets,
$7.50 per pair. Com
$3.50 each.
M, 5. SMITH.
t
I as.»
' No. 108mb Main swept; v w *~ é ‘ South Norm, com
0,
I
TH .
atest styles, 11c eaCh.
$2.35 per yard. Our line of fancy tidica, chair‘ pil- ‘
lows, chenille ornaments and frin
A large assortment of Stamped Tray Cloths. . Bia-
cuit Cloths,Tidies, Scarfs and splasbcrs. Bolton Cloth
tam/pod Bolton for Table Covers.
H
D. F. STEVENS,
MUSIC HALL BLOCK.
IP YOI.’ WANT
Canned Goods
Tin: were put up thin fall. we have thud”
veiling then at a
\' Bit 1' LOW FIG [I BE.
LOOK AT THIS:
I III. Elli DI? EDDII BEEF
The Best, at 18¢. per (la.
Try Our Butter
At 280. per lb.
GI’EEII and Dried Fruits. . ‘
Fancy Crackers of all Kinds
TRY OUR SYRUP-
llockt‘htdy. Harte «MW Drip The] .8
and plain, Flushes from 65c to W
ges is worth onel'
Collars, Gulls and Ruchings i! .
10-4 and 114 from $1.25 to
fortables', full size, from 856 In
"a
ai'
, ., 17" _,
Norwalk Chronicler