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Evening sentinel, Friday, December 28, 1888 · page 2

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Harrison Will Have Sole Con-
trol of His Own Acts.

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. ALL H Pl ONE” UP.

M, when". Ihlp. M; and Steam
”pm to It. hurt.
I‘Irunawnn. lire. 21w?“ Nor-nia-
bari All, Capt Bach, with a crew at (our
.uouuuuandn (argon! 1,1110 tour at in
, mar, filial n-mu ileum Oct. 21, bound

Ill no Inl's summons I’tlt'illl’l‘. , M ”Minn "W- M 1°“ W!

.0 ll. Valium-out; nodule“ no a “loud.
I. ””0. “I“ til thinning and “auto
‘0 It. tho Talking tor-pinion nu Ilia-
m IIIMINIM.

Manamm. lion. Eli-A delegation OI
mt Wm: Virginia ltopuliimm, in»
W W, R. um". unborn! the ill-pub-
Iran ntimml Nominee; Elihu Hart. 0!
Th Whaling linglator, and W. J. t’owden

J, I: Dana, coal mine Ulrfi'l‘nlufl. calico
”atrium, and Inado a wrong appeal (or
I mild wuflwni policy anl Ilm aim-ointment
at Woman 00! an a memimr of the now
cabin». 31M did the talking for the party,
anddolircmi hitnaoll Io well that Harrison
paid marked athmtion to ovary word ho
mid. and amntmi to be thinking wriously oI
mullmut‘t‘k

Without rrplying directly to tho whim
(ion. ilurriwn turned tho cmivomtion upon
tho twin-trim and product: 0! the state, and
the tall: low-mm gow‘al. Before leaving the
city Bonn «ii-ritual that the main desire at
tho mix-lo mm to ban good men appointed
to 1001' n‘lltw, and he believed that Darrin)-
Iuliy HI: : hm] them on that palm.

In th-mun'lba with tho run-wed all; about
Blaine Iut'nt‘t'n‘larj‘ of state, the («flowing
inddwt is rulnzcl by n guntionum who visit:
Harrison burially. and who has talked to
hint tn-quently about the main: up of the
«bloat. Sonwdayl ago the two wore out
riding, and Harrison's friend mutated
against. the appointment at Blaine to the
cabinet.

“You kuow.“nid ho, “that it war laid
hriugflarflold'r ulminirtration that Blaine
mad the prultlont in his breaches pocket."

Harrison': taco flushed instantly. and,
looking his Iriond squarely in the eye, he
I‘lid: “You may tit-pend upon it that no man
will orn- say that ho curries me in bi-
hunches pocket.“

Etna construed to mean that Blaine
w not boappoinled, but prominent R0
publicans who have heard the conversation
repeated mgnrd Harrison's uttnrnncns as in-
dgting only that ho will he prmidont. no

who is mercury oi stato.

Thepresldont-olect is evidently Lemming
ya! lomnny suggestions from visitor:

I ted to W. W. Bailey that he ones
thoughtthathe would like to listen while
on: talked, but now he would like to tnlk
awhilcandletothendo thelistming

lira Harmon has appointed lil- orance
Kiliandaughta or Mr. Harrison's Iormer
kw partner, as her private . The
young lady is about 11’ years of age, well
educated and it good writer. Mrs Barri-
uon‘r mall now aggregate. thirty letters a
clay, and she limb it impossible to dispoaa of
this correspondence. ma Miller will ac—
mpany the family to Washington.

On. ' in getting up a historical
inaugural. He has given the cabinet le-

tthan isgenerally believed, but has

the attitudes he will assume upouthe N

inter. He has heard the presentation

§ fisofikzbionmtlhem question, aqueo-
y for yours he t co.

pun territorial admgsion his moonlpispwcll
in. ' tnrii! revision ho ”a
and grounded in protection, and is
qufledunot fully satisfied oven with tho

The amendments that Senator Bpooner
[indicted will be, it. is believed, the saggin-
tious o! the pmident-clect. In reality, he is
probably not in favor 0! u tnrifl bill at all
a! an gconomtcnl measure, but rather is apt
tocome Out tint (noted for the expenditure
of the surplus in internal improvementa,
which would go further than. any other step
toward smashing the solid south.

'Wasnmcrox, Dec. $.«l’resiilcnt move—
bud and President-elect Harrison have, since
thoclection, been dignified and friendly. It
will be remembered that a short time after
the election th: beautiful mistress o! the
White House. Mrs. Cleveland, wrote a letter
to airs. Harris m. and gave the luturo mi}
trees of the executive mansion a pressing in-
vitation that when she, with her h
mum to Washington she spend the days pre-
ceding the inauguration us her

Alter it was a certainty that Mr. Bul'n'son
had been elected, President Cleveland wrote
a letter to his succesetnl opponent, extending
tohim congratulations on tho result of tho
electionwhich would make him the pres?
dent's mm): This naturally and prop-
nrly broughtforth a pleasam reply from the
(mute president. Since that time a very

t correspondence has been carried no

can the two distinguished men. Some

of Mr. Harrison’s letters have been in the

nature of inquiries regarding the daily rou-

tine oi the office, together with many other

things which Gen. Harrison would naturally
desire to be Manned upon.

Hm Harrisonbualsobemin weeklycor-
When with Mrs. Cleveland with rela-
oucc tomany hounbohlaflairs, whicha
wunan of Mrs. Hafl'ison’b (10an thought-
fulnmand carcwouhl deem important to
know. ltismid by those whoseemtospeak
flunknowledge of past changa of White

occupants that more friendly rel»
tinmlxip with the outgoing and incoming
families never existed.
, The two secretaries, though they have
ma met penoually, except {or a tow
utinutuat the Hoosier pita] a year ago
hit fail. inveexclnngcd letters, Col. Lamont
having writhu at Iowa length to bismu-
“or, Hr. Halford, u the subject of tho
mininnrdotaflsoftheolszz Upon tbewhoie,
flareharboenngnat deal of mail mttor
pcncdtoandfrowithintbopastmouth
man tho White Housoand the unpretentious
Ddanrcstrebt residence of Gen. Harrison
at Indianapolis.

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Race right in Virginia.
hmmcmcno,Va,Dec. .—-’l’he town

at'l’ackatt’s Mills, in Stamp-d
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dayl attor brr haw arrival, but the All but
um! been men or hard Mun ulna. and ill
hops for her but been givon up Inruhonl
t‘o., muniguow of the Philadelphia whim
Annlo i". "all, Capt. Queen. which is now
out forty days, bound Iur “when! t‘ity.
haw given up all hops. of hot over arriving

Tiw iii-lush ship Altracana, Capt. ithr’hanla,
from Philadelphia Ito-Harm, with a cargo
of oil. has 1100!;th (bullion! at .31, III A
number n! rub u! but cargo haw In“
Wuhul albino on lb lab 0! Wright.

The American brig Sarah and Emma.
Capt Nash. (rum Kingston. Jamaica. (of
the below are breakwater {or onion. is now
out sixty daya. and grave tears am out-r
taiuullor lwruafoty. Bh'shad on board a
cargo o! logwoul. and in manned by a crow
of night men. This veuol is own“! by Swan
& Hum, of Now York.

NEW Yunx, Dec. 21—01: Nov, 1!: [not the
steamship 3mm clrarod thin port bound
(or pointy. in llnyti and San lhmdugo. Thm
tiny: alter tho eastern coast 0! the Unltal
States was Visited by a severe storm Noth-
ing haw-been board or the Banana slum
Sim has not roar-had any 01 her part. nor has
the been awn by any incoming mun-r. Mr.
F. i'. Elliott, lit: agent of the flannna in
this. my, soul tint ho had grave loan on to
thoputoly of lbs IummaMp. The uhip and
rum-l are \ mined at Hilton).

COUNTERFElTElléwéAUGHT.

fluently mama In. Prison lor Con-v
tcrlcitlog. Tiny 60 at It Again with n
(.‘omplrte ”Milt-lunar!“ in tho A“.

llnooxmx, Der. 2&—-A counterhiting dun
was unearthed Int evening. and thrua luv
portant arrests made by detective. ol the
Harm] precinct, in conjunctiim with Chic!
of the United States Secret Savior John
P. Broohand (our militants. The (motor.
feiten were locked up.

For some time there has been in largo num-
ber of mntedeit silver dollar: in than“
lion. Chief Brooks ascortnlnol that Wilma:
Green, a noted muntcflaiuv, on year: old,
and Timothy (fmsidy, 40 year.» old, who had
been ”wot up“ (or the sumo. orb-mo, had w
neatly been dbcharged from tho state prison,
whore Green had served lrn year: and Car-
aidy five. Chief Brooks amelnded that they
were the men he wanted, and no got on tboir
truck.

[lo traced and located them at No. in)
Paul street. They had, about three months
ago, rented the top floor of one of the row at
three story brick tenements from Mrs.
Bowers, tho janitrm

Having located his men, Chief Brooks
called to his aid Iktectlvu Kearney and
Norman, 01 the Second precinct, and, with
{our of his own ofllcerr, raldcd the place at
6 o'clock last evening. They bum in the
door ol the rear room, which they could so
was lighted up. They caught tho monta-
ieitors at their luminous. Cosslriy mind a re-
volver and aimed it at the bowl o! Detective

 

Oonnn, but before he could or» it he got a
clip on tho head which filled him to the
floor. Besides Green and Easily {here was
a youngmuu named Patrick Kenny in the
room. He quietly surrenderul

Then was a big stove in tin room, and
over it hung a crucible tilled with melted
load. Green was in them of pouring non.
of the metal lat.) moulds, while Ronny not
at a table putting the poliah on counterfeit
dollars just coined. Cassidy sat near them
Under the stove the officers tound five amn-
wrleits cooling 05, And in one o! the mould:
were five more, r-‘d not. Noun 0! the rptxripns
stun was found on the prisoners ,‘

Chief Brooks states that the outfit is tho
most complete be has ever aeen. It inclncinl
monirh, plain and all kind: or acid-r.

 

Charloy Mitchell "an a Bull Fight.

Gunman», Dec. ii—Charley Mitchell,
the pagilist, was assaulted by Hugh Bums
local gambler and tough, to tho Renaud
house barroom, at an early hour. The
quarto] was personal, arising Iron: dam
tory statements made to Burns' relatives in
England by Mitchell. The pagilist w» hit
once or twice and retreated through an
aquarium full of wall-r in the barman,
Finally he turned on Burns and hit blur a
terrible blow, diafiguring his face and knock
ingbim down. Mitchell then run upstairs.
A number 0! local sports and pilgrims were
present. and a row ennui, which was (inland
by the calling of a patrol wagon. The
Mitchell party were booted and tggal by
Sullivan sympathizers while giving thelr av
hibition in the evening.

 

Pituburz Walt. John 3!. I“

Prrrsnnw, Dec. 39,—“: is understood that
inasWard declines toga tow ‘
in compliance with the New Yorhdcuhwhidl
now seems probable, Pittsburg will me a
Itrong bid for him. All hope of
Rowe I'm: been practically abandoned. The
04,000 allotted for him, witbseveral thousand
more and Pop Smith, the Pittsburg abort
stop,will thenbcnsed inaneflort tom
Ward. The latter wants to play in Pitt-v
burg, and, it is said, easy terms could be
made. 0! courmtbe senators will begun
every chance to consummate their dual, and
ahauld they tail, tor any cause, then Pius.
burg will come forward,

 

[band Dying I. the Highway-
Srmomm, Mann, Dec. 28.-—-Franb Dior
Guire, n qnamlsomo characra well howu
to the police courts, was found lying inani-
blointhehighway nearmmmpton. '
finllwuslructnrodaudthcbodybwc other

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A- Ox Driver's Juli filial-cu.
Lnta,0.,Dec. 28.—-Au ox Mver and
Samuel Penman, who lives nor-thwart d
Delpboa, became enraged banana

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Ntl’llt'fl in hurl-y gin-n tut lluv. Board of bile!
it New

pulp [mm in» doing of the nu um. and
lying“ ml colouring It»: valuation in the in: a!

All puma: c aiming alum! out" the law oi
the Mr tor-arm: undrmt to non of war m
lukei ltfllfll command lamina coo-(y
them their Mglgdt‘cbnmc tram-maniac.

RESET . U. . : load
‘16 I! CBAILI’ ll. TUWJEIXD. l or Kain!

Am '1'.) ,
(ii. I! BI [50103,
Indium D. 0.
Ton year: in [Intro-i Staten I'm: (m.
“w (hide to inventor» mild but.

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Architect and Civil Engineer,
Yamaha Vino», liprviflrittm» and "union“
core for the (maturation of "cry «Irwriutum
or binding-I,

TERI! REASDSAIIIJ.

Omw'hylm". building Wight-21m it.
no. Smut}. r. 0. 7’7!»

V I’- "”0131.
o ”.430 1133” A30 REPAIR“

Agra! lav the u! choral

Iohmor Pianos.
Imkwnnd'a Hall Building. Small: r'nnn.
with

II. A. X; CLARK.
I)

L! 25::th Stain mutt. n , City Flam,
MJIJTH Stilt ALK.
.9 to 9 a. It.
"like noun. 4 [11029. in,
no.9 3m Trlcphoncmncctmn, In in 8 p, at.

i; n. ‘rué‘l‘r’vvizfi.
' m, nmwr

Shun 50, Boviland': Blah.
“inhuman ntru‘t, Mirth Saw-tilt in” an

K1". 9. 0...... '

Orput of the first Coagrcwmm» Church,'otcr
bury 1mm of

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Pianofom, 0'35! and lwniral
Commuters. '
'5'. ly was Box an r. u,, roman. om.

DIE. (1'. l'. BOSWELL.

DEXTER.

on“ and Ramon",
harm's Ma. HMS 377., am MWALI.
Tenth mud without Kola by the uni-(Gator
“W ll r . '

"'05:: W cum in.

F moans,
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AND
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Curator for Wedding:- Hit! ham, [or (Imam
monotony“: mukgt‘nénlckand 1% [tin ale:
5““ W M1, MW! e.

50 flat! I"? :50. 303an (3'.

J {W ..-- "M”
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Carpenter and Builder.

man thrower: not: btimmwmwn.
Jobbing a! Ill kinda promptly attended 9.
NW rant, on: Iain
P. 0. on. South WI: Ca,

A‘l‘l’mflflfi.

Sewing Machine Supplieo,
mm, M. Mes. llclu. etc, tonight
m W or all mm mm

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Undertaker I; l-lmbalmcr. 7

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O‘clootofllafilull Shaina. Lamar,

sum IOWA“ ”A713“ .1

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flawlyfu-flouanqadlm t tour.-
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. George II. Bay-n6,
FURNITURE DEALER!
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Low tartar.” Wank: l'ulc lick. Duct-
char—auw. (wont. ”Comet A."

Thu um mom-l worm ca. to I40 lulu“

Chin, White tlranltr,

Bull]! Ill lllll lilll

WI: Ila-Inst pun Wynn. “my”.

REAL ESTATE I

moautummnmum
on untumhwflhdudflu Chow-t

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my...» mm' W»...
Maui-tum on film

.61: Board of Belief Noun. k“ “W . I
My M ‘10“ m M fifty; m

In! m (’u, or um all: mu m on . Mum Md mt Ymh new In“:
7';day..laya no,:ts.:i:nim.lo;nrdu. 411». H. o! .l mm! mm M It. I. m,
I'll!" m y. an.m,u‘.',.r .an.. rm.- W , W
day. lamination. no.3: thei‘w‘lmlcmm, My. .. .— ..... . . .. .. .-.. L

Ionhrpmpmc of Marina-c cumming on ‘9' ‘ ”‘1'," .‘.s|,; “I;

Builders Hardware,

Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Ilanl (iii Finish.

Wire Merl floor Slat»,

W. O. QUINTARD,

in“: wno 133mm”

Meats,
Poultry,

lam: mu and a. summit“ pmrnfflottid do”!

Bllll‘ll Market

Hetero Purchasing llkcwbrrr.

(minor murmur woumdfiuwmfi m any pal
oftfiry,

1“!!le Pm:

lull Bllll
«IoWest Prices!

B. S. BBBWN’S

8001' a snot: mun,
clerk a Lane’s Block

‘o—nmnn—o
me

Best Facilities

flaunt-hm

Milt hm: llll.

k. Aim

lie Great lotion Healer,

“out“: to lion t]. a full two!

Agate, til-m,

Iron, and Th: Ware.
a mini-1y»!

BEW’I’OI" DALI 0"

lama-mt o! liar-cu It Kala.

Immtaxluaat

htlmudmwmm

PAINTS,

lumbar am. on! «on: our,

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m 3281' or

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Vegetables,

manhunt:

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ill. BBIBBS

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:3 (iuzettc Building, Norwnlk, Conn.

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It hon W ”GIT"!!! III'SDIIBD POUNDS 0P CHOICE CONVECTIONBRY FOR THE
HOLIDAY mun, and we are ready to supply all who call and more on the way.

' ”It“. anon deliriou- and nutritious cookml food tor immediate use and a (amour health tood.
(I It can lad try it.

THE MET D" PIC!” are the uni-it (‘alllornia gnmla ollrmi In thin mtrhel. .
Went It!!!“ CHOICE SUITE]! at 29c. :tac, and the “mom Nonhiicld (.‘teamuy in pm.» at 55¢ a lb
If”! mu OLD Mimi] DAIRY CHEESE a tpeclalt]. Edam Pineapple and uhile cream choose
an I I“ L d (‘rack d
”11011.!!!“le "DIME-0L1) rill‘l'l' (FAKE. Albert ar. 09:ch , m an
K In ’ Int-re will an the Inert tum. We have a iron- auortmcnt o! importul Scotch pre-
m. Jana. rim. llnwherrivl, kn. at tr per glue jar. These an arm pom nnd very
tiny. I'ccall roam tow line at Currantr. Citron, and mpulslly loom flauins from DC to me '
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:53 WASIIING'I‘()N S'I‘REE'I‘,

Regardleun or Cont.

Fine White Aprons

Almo.

CHARLES E.

 

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W111 Slaughter the Balance 01' Thelr 31:00]; or

GOODS

A130 One Lot Of

hole-ale Value.

& Hoyt,

(ll-3 Washington St” South N orwullr, Conn.

 

 

IBOO Bounds

Blilllllli BBNPBBTIBNBBY nu Till-i BlliiBlYS.

Aluficumrtuwntln ALI. KINDSOI’ MIXED NUTS and the price is my down. Palllslltll
n r

and lute cinnm White 0mm, weighing Iron one to live pouudu.
A big drive in PINK I. if!!! FIGS, nice and fresh at lac a [mood or 2 poundo [or 23¢. Sample them.
[law you trial our PUDDING PREI'AIlATlOl‘l. It ia :imply ll’lillliml‘t'.

\ 'll ll \VB (3) GRADES ()PCANSBDGOODS, but the DEW DROP canned goods and vegetabla

take the lad of anything put up. ,
I! in molar for you to go elwwbc to gut goals, as we hoop all grades and prices.

RlNGES, LEIONS. ('RANBBRBlEs. Sontogn Chips. [lemon Dried Pen and humour other
aniclrr and thorn potamra please all who have tried them. '11 inn-MI lots at 65c.

‘ SEYMOUR,

- SOU 'l‘II N011 ‘VALK.

 

 

 

 

 

 

BRIDGEPOR'I‘

W. B. HALL & 00.,

Imading and blunt Contplcte

Dry Goods Estabi ishme nt
11 BRIDGEPORT.
All Good. lurked In Plain Figures and at One Low Price.

large Cloak Department ! .

Large Bressmaking Department!
Particular Attention Paid to '
m WRAPS AND OLOAKS.

l’lutt‘lau I’lrrlen Always at "and to fit and Repair Cloris.
SIIJK DEI’AR’I‘JI EN '1‘ !
khlwlymm turn awe. and lull lines o! the but foreign and Amwiran sur- m

“you start, I. manually m! the 6mm Silks. the Bellou Silks, the Bonnet bulb. the
lam ting-i mm use: of (smut which we lolly guarantor.

WONDERFUL HOLIDAY BARGAINS
NO‘V GOING ON.

Acknowledged Headquarters for

HANDKERCHIEFS!

It Mr 11006. new non all thy radon “but! of the uorid to our retail 1 urtomm, time-

FTEZWIWJEaI Plush Sacques

$25.00.

‘ .1: A to be numbered in councr'ion with this world "upward garment:
31‘! our ,Immgyg: bar been received. Our sales have dmblcd each mulling scar.
Mummtm hm w Seal Pin-h Stone, and but ONBplaccoi’nlc. We ccntrol fiery
ya! W I’c m any garment sold. We claim value for price beyond competition.

Good Plush ues at 16.50, 18.00,
and 320.0%.”‘1

Wonderful Bargains in

FINE SEAL JACKETS.
W.B.HALL&CO
DAVID STOW,

F u r nit‘ure-

BARGAINS
In Chamber Suits.

mmmmmsmmuaaenywuumw .
“Chit-rill”, 8 piece. 310.00. The belt mitcm cold [or the money.

Wham TABLES.

“MWdWflMMtfl-flm mmmflhgcaau,clc., for tho

HOLIDAYS.

,DAVID STOW, ,
3'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN 51-.

sum nonwun,

 

autumn

Insurance Building”,

CflMTSlll Bills

Have placed in stock their full line at

Men’s Youth’s & Boy’s
 CLOTHING

For Fall and Winter.

BB 08.

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Masonic Building.

80.110er Norwalk.

 

 

TIP “AIRS.

 

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GROCERIES AND MEATS

-——A‘l' 111: OLD STAR!) 01’----

'1'. WEB BUYER. 65 SON.
armowoon.

 

All; .IIBIfi FILLED I'IIDMI'TLY.
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HOUSES AND LOTS

FOR 5 ALE

lillllll & BBlBlll,

, REAL ESTATE ill lllllllll nun.
Norwalk

 

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