,
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"“11; I‘ gnu gold brt-astpin. with hair setting, one
.. ~rm‘meMW-u.mw
new to A manly.
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Broker Bennett's Assailant la
Probably Found.
“turn or llt‘ltieLiltwlt’t‘l'nlb
hey lien neon bound-ting Northern
New Janey for Some Tlmo lion Dow-
ty Inspector llyrnee' Hen --~Arrr-eted II
Stolen Clothes.
New You, Jen. ll~Tha luwlm on
who have lwn over-running Now Jere-y
In the vicinity of Newark for tho pelt
I" mantle, and have establishul ouch C
rhino! terror there that a vigilauco com-
mittee was formed and neat delegation to New
York to implore the aid of inspector llymee,
have at last been run down by New York
. detectivee, and three at tlwm are safely
titled in cells in police headquarter: o-
ulborry strict, with Ntmtgll evidence
millet them to convict them of a dozen rob
Win. and to mend them to primal for the r.—
mlnder of tholr livea Tho primal-n are
two colored men and a mulattlw woman.
The inspector says he has l‘mitiw t-ridonce
that one of the men is the burglar who, early
last Heptemla-r, entered the house of Broker
Daniel H. Bennett, No. 13mg Forest avenue.
Jamey City llvlghts, anal, when discovered
by the old gentleman, throw! on him and
dealt him a powerful blow with a jimmy
which almoel: killed him. There is also ovi-
denoo which will prove this man to be the
one who. with William Dorsey. clitoral
Banker Morgan's house on Dixington avenue
eycar ago and stole ”an! worth of die
moods, for which robbery Downy, who alone
was captured, in now nervlng a tuna of nine
years in state prison.
The name of this deeperado is tlmrgo Tay-
lor, alien Freeman, alias Fitsbbl'. llo t-s a tall,
werful roulette. lib: mnfuderatc is Frank
hman, a very black negro, and the
woman, who is believed in barn been a
"fence" for the couple. is Jennie \l'oletcr. a
v pretty mulntto of no yearn t-ihc lived
wi . Taylor as his wife at 1:") West Twenty-
eeventh street. from which place tho two
men started out on their midi.
Two weeks ago the‘comniittce of citilcns
of Newark and vicinity waited on Inspector
Bymos toask his aid in running down the
dcsperadoa They stated that almost every
night a house was entered and that the rob
here had become so hold that they did not
seem to care whether or not they awakened
their victims. In one lnstenc: a lady of
Paterson awoke while the two fellows were
titling the drawers of her bureau. The burg-
lars fumed her mouth opon and pushed the
muzzle of I revolver between her teeth and
then told her to scream if she dared. The
ladyf ‘ tcd,andthe burglars pro-conic! to
curryg her valuables. The burglars wore
alwayt masked. A description of their build
true obtained. They trcre believed to be New
Ydrk crooks.
Sergeant Detectives O'Brien and McCauley
were detailed on the cue. They suspected
that Taylor and 'l'ilghman were the thievea
It was soon found that the two colored men
made occasional trips to New Jersey at night
and returned to their rmms before morning.
Last Monday the detcctivce decided to make
a raid n the Twenty-sovonth street home,
but th found that Taylor was not at home.
They met him on the platform of the Twenty-
e bth street station of the Third Avenue
availed railroad. It was known that be
was desperate and had done time for shoot-
in a man, so the two detectivesused precan-
6%: in dpproaching hinl. O‘Brien took hold
(if his arm and told him he was wanted. The
big negro whipped out a .lZ—calilcr revolver
end attempted to shoot, but Mr—(Yauley, who
was behind him, let out his right fist and
struck Taylor a blow on the jugular, which
felled him to the platform He was disarmcd
and taken to the central office.
Then the officer!) treat to the West Twenty-
eeventh street house. Tilghman and Jennie
Webster were found there and were placed
underarm The girl was greatly fright.
cued. She acknowledged that there were
many valuables in the house which she had
received as presents from Taylor and Tilgh—
man. She said she did not know that. they
had been ‘stolen. A great deal of union
property was found, and much of it is still
awaiting identification at police headquar-
ters. The property consists of:
One silver cup marked "May." a small silver
31 teatray, one old fuhioned ln-adwl purer. with
5. silver slides, on which were wngmved T. R.
Simon, one pair of large silver bracelets, two
pairs of jet and gold bracelets. om- jtrt mydant,
In' the form of a sunburst, one crepe set of but.-
tonsend a crepe her pin. one jet and gold brace
kt, pin and 4:,qu buttons to match. our silver
lace pin in the shape of nuggets. (hm? gold load
pencils. one silver thimble, in a box marked
[1. 15., one plain gold trim bracelet, two day
“reopen-hematite. tum pairs of turquoise ear.
silver brunetpin. in shape of miniature snafu-l,
one diamond brmotpin. in the form of a lizard,
one diamond lace pin, with thrr-e' none-a. two
gold safety pine. ninumhcr of plain and omit.
mental finger rings. old coins and eunu- gold and
ailver plated ware, heroics an amount of Clufbitlg’.
The arrest was announced to the police of
New Jersey cities and towns, and thus far
four householders who were robbed inve
“entitled property. Charles Champenois, a
Maiden Lane jeweler, who lives at Gillctt
place, Newark, found a lot of jewels belong-
ing to his family, and which were taken on
thenight of Jan 13. J. J. Freeman recog-
nieee‘ hlsovercoat in the pile, and John B.
Johnson, of No. 371 Pleasant avenue, (ii-cov-
ered hie attire wardrobe, which masked imrgo
latenniedoflonthenightof Jan. 6..
aylor and his confederate: were fashion-
y tire-ed. Each article of clothing worn
by Taylor, except the trousers, has been
“chimed bypeople from whom they were
stolen. After the coat, overcoat, vest, hat
add had been identified and removed
from Impede; Byrnea asked:
l‘pr, Taylor, where did you get. them
’1
“dearedoing very well,” was the an-
m,“andifyoukeep on I’ll have togo to
mall came into the work," and the
leondliy.
Ifltkyramthet aylor robbed and”-
mltedllr.Bennett a cloud will be lifted
young Augustin Bennett, who was at
time under police surveillance,beoanne
wubellevedthathe had robbed and no
new. The old mnnwaefound
. deadandnnoonrcions in bed one Sun-
ymnlneinsewmb-r-
ton-uncut Legislature.
Kama”, Jan. Iii—A bill we- introduced
htkelexlelatnnby Rope-entail“ Wolf, of
an Keven, relating to hairy-per libel
nth. lurevidee that in all alt-ohmic
“apartment ehall be unlawful for the
to remove the M
bendatnd from the tin) of making‘
new. There is no hw‘tn he mun:
Mbpreveattheimmediateremovalo‘
“mm and: ettechmutt
,h-lbdendtbemmmarydleooltinuneeot
“Mm. lathemtethewinci—
fimintrodnedwammmthorb
butqu to warm
u eukbanla Avaolntionm
til-Winona“ .
ll“
1‘.
A man weoome
flltedetpbte‘e Groom auto», live" «I
the New You.
humour-nu, Jan. ill. —No newly ovum
musical years in Philadelplde honoree“
Noll u idwinwd t‘utlu'l‘tt and I} in. "mi nuclei
fin‘litfitlh Illl‘ mat-inlgunt Laiwyrr Edward
De \nna Morin-ll and Mt» Loni-4i Nonviol-
Dl‘fllt‘l, tlillitJllt't’ (If ”to llllo l‘l ”Win A.
Dwarl, “huh ”tuned in Uit‘lulln'ull'tll uf
3t. Prior": and tit. Paul, on Logan nature.
The ileun'atiuus in the mthodml were col»
Mimi-d mun the alter, the wholo front of
'ltli‘ll tut-l almost hidden ll‘llllltl a lrnittnf
Whllv liuwunl and groan vim-s that tilled the
whole llllul'lul‘ with a tweet twi'fuluu.
Tim marriage roromony was pvrfot‘tuud by
Mull lbw. Patrick F. Ryan, ll. it, arrh-
bitihnpof lllUtllll't‘flt‘, «lull-toil by llov. John
J. Elcwlt, rector of the cathedral. and Rev.
Immune lionittnan, ll. 1)., oltaumllor of the
dim-mo. Mr. Anthony J. ill-excl, uncle of
the bride, gave the latter away to her future
promcuir. The other memlmru of the bridal
y were as follows: Bridesmaids—Min
to llroxcl, of Philadelphia, Habit of the
bride; Minn Kata fin-ml. of New York,
cousin of time bride; Misti Julia Mortal], nutter
of the grwm, and Mitts Lillie lliaoii, cousin
of the bride. Butt limit, Mr. ll. W. llidllle.
Proinplly at 1) o'clock the orgnnint legal)
playing the bridal march from "lnlieugriu,"
and the bride, on the arm of her uncle, and
the bridetimaids fanned in prmion and
mom! up the (enter nlele towards the alter.
The bridesmaids followed into the chancel,
and stood two on each side of the contracting
parties.
At the concluding words of the marriage
ceremony the innate broke forth in swelling
etrainr, and the grand muaic of (immod’e
“Cecilllan Mam“ wee echoed through the
vaulted arches of the cathedral. The male
was colt-brutal by Right ltcv. Janice O'Con-
nor, bishop of Omaha, anointed by Very Rev.
1’. A. Stanton, 0. is. A.
The wedding was followed by a breakfast
at the bride’s residence. 1.503 Walnut atreet.
MAHONE Ann THE—EABINET.
lle Frankly Admlte That [lo I» a Candl-
dute for l'oetlnuter General—Cabinet
New. Yin Wulilngtml.
Cantu-23mm S. (3., Jan. ifi—(lea William
Mnhone in here, and he frankly admitted
that he is a candidate for tho postmaster
generals wrtfolio. “It's a laudable ambi—
tion," said he, “and it the south in to be run
ognizml, as] have no doubt it will, I think
by being at the head of the poetuflico dcwrb
meat I could tunktb many provisions for our
people which would not be as wally ulfcclal
in any other place.“
"Will lllninc be in the cabinet I" the gen-
oral was asked.
“His friends want him there for pom
of their own," said the general. "it isn't
‘Blnino so much as it in a rt-prcsentetion of
the interests of the mtmomlists Whu are his
supporters"
In smoking of the prosidontelwt Gen.
Mahone said he was a clear heeded man, and
not likely to express his views of important
national topics or prematurely announce his
cabinet.
“'asinxmox. Jan. in. ——.\ special cor-
renwndcnt claims to have positive inf-trait
tion, obtained from an active member of the
Republican national executive minmittee
only recently rctunn-«i from the west, the
publication of whose name is, of course. pro-
hibited, but whose identity can be readily
guessed, that Gen. Harrison has decided not
to appoint Thorium C. l’lntt to the sm'tntary.
Ihip of the trmsury—or, in fact, to any
other cabinet [Million He has also fully
determined not to give Warner Miller the
trcolmry portfolio, although he may invite
Mr. Illillcr to [£30th the new member of the
privsidvnt's advisory liflc’lf’tl~lll»tt‘rtnlflll$.‘llflflfir
of agriculture. Whether Miller will accept
this apiminttnvnt or not is a nutter for coir
ju'tnre. HL’ is anxious to "gt-t. in." and may
throw [IS-lite the fifth: disappointment he may
fwl in being the more impv'irtant fruition,
and attwpt tho minutiasiunosrahip. It i4 quite
a drop from finance to agriculture, it is true,
but agriculture it must b.- or nothing. The
tnzmxlry portfrdb) is not to go to New York.
New York will, however, be offered another
portfolio in the allnpl,‘ of the navy, attorney—
gencrabhip or postmortem generrnlsbip, and
will thus have, should Miller accept, two re»
prm‘lntaliros in the cabinet. '
l‘alifornla’e Cabinet Drain-1.
Sax Fltaxfi'iafln, Jan. H—A wtition
signed by titty-four of the fifty-live Republi-
can mom. or: nf the California legislature.
and by cso-ry Republican member of the Ne—
voila l-.Agl\:;l?:irc, has lei't‘fl forwarded to Gm.
Hflfrlrm‘ll, askia; fur the appointment of if.
ll. lint», of (allurnia, as a member of hi
cabinet.
Sow York It‘lelnturc.
Atnaxr, Jun. in—chator Sloan intro
ducal a resolution asking the capitol com»
min-lioncrs to intake at: early report upon the
first of finishing the capitol in acrurdnnm
with the exieting plans. This information ht
mught for preliminary to a bill appropri-
ating thenecesmry money for the ixnmuii
an: Completion of the capital by contract.
It is ficnntur Bloan's belief that has than
taillight; Will finish the structure. Mr.
Crosby introlnced a bill in the assembly
founded upon Governor Hill's propoeition to
wmpel every candidate for office to file I
sworn statement of ennui-5 incurred in the
campaign. Another of Governor Bill's pro-
posd bills. forbids the use of the political
pay envelope.
Wanted: Winter Weather.
Momma/AL, Jon. li~0wing to the con-
tinued mild weather the ice and now have
almost completely disapproval. The river is
comparatively free of ice. The condition of
affairs is having a very depressing client on
the carnival committee. Yamniay the ther—
mometer indicated 50 deg; A year ago it
registered 30 below arm. The icepalace
which is in course of erection met with a ser-
ious setback, half of the western wall having
collapsed. A cold wave is reported on its
way from the northwat, but unless it strikes
here soon it is feared that the palace will be
come a total wreck. Ice dealers are much
alarmed, not a pound of ice havingu yet
been harvested.
she nlnet Have Dee- lad.
Wiuuzssalml, PL, Jan. llit -Mn John
Gael-,of Wayne county, committed suicide
by shooting after having killed her 18min-
61d babe. Her husband and Inn, upon return-
ing homeme work in the fields, found the
bodice-f Lira Geerandher child. the latter
hldcarefnlly in ltscradlet Anotewu
foundinwhichlra (humid that-he
hilledherbabyeothat ehowonld know that
itwouldgotobeeven. Eoceneforthe
woman’s terrible deed is known. She had
never shown any algae of in-nity.
Double Hope-at imputed.
Dnhiotne, le..Jen. m—P. 8. High,
etetionezenttorthenookhl-nd nodes-it
fortheUnited Btatee Expreee company,»
Bevinflofl. has been milling since Friday
night. An invmigetlonot hilacconntldb
clause-hone” of about 81.3”). Therein
rumorsthat Higgimmeocompaniedlnkb
lightbyenotherymn‘m and two git-h
wheat-Walkman“ Eel-v-
utnvaiid mammals-titu-
E i": ca ill in.
for the tunings of the tall.
Ween-n
some "new
,,.., ,
The 'Omnlblll Bill Strongly
‘ Criticism,
a... new.“
stil'l‘ll IDA litl'I'A Wllil. Ii! VIII? I!
mum» The! Ilr. ”ringer: It"! I- ll.
ligand to lot I. Ibo Undeniable '0"!-
tovlee wltlt The” untitled In ”M
'l‘ln l'late 1mm Amendment MOW
“'AHHINHTHN, Jan. lite-Thu tarritmiol
bill having been taken up in the MINI ”F. ,
McDonald (Minn) made a epewh in favor of
the division of Dakota. Ir. Aden!- all!”
held that under the omnilm bill the permit
of tlwtcrrluirim would not obtain Adagio
tint-etantlel advantage which they would not
ohmin if it wan not pant. "o electoral
that magmas should imint upon div lolm even
though the [temple of Dakota (mm! it.
Mr. (irmvenoriu.) raid that the mambo:
bill wnaa deliberate amngenwnt to delay
the habitation of the territory into statute-wt.
Mr. Reed (Ma) raid the ante crown of the
Iystmn of bundling torriMrloa haul Mm the
divided (miniition of frmiom and slavery ll
which the country need to live. it. wan a
wrong to tlum territx‘irioa, client which there
was no doubt, to throat upon mun-gram a
quwtlon aliout which thorn wan (limbs and
dispute. lthadthu apwaranr-n (he did not!
charge it) of a political inaimuvur.
Mr. Warner thin.) rpolre in favor of the
tulminion of South Dakota and walnut. the ‘
Mull-ion of New Merlin». "e woulrtvotle‘
for New Mexico, however, rather than (milk
tinue the outrage upon the [ample of othnv
territories.
The senate bill want then read by noctlime
for arucudmentu.
On motion of Mr. Gifford ll). 7) on
atncndutent was adopted granting ”Lilith
acme for the support of an agricultural cob
logo in the slate of Dakota.
gmnted ninety sections of land.) A number
of other amrudmente were adopted.
The reading of the mantle bill having been
onnplotod, Mr. Springer rmved to strike out
all utto-r the enacting clones and automate
the omnibus bill.
Mr. liurrowe (Mien) immediately rain-vi“
the point of order that the nmcnd‘nmnt Was
not germane to the subject. The mike!
sustained the palm of order and ruled the
stiletitute out.
Illr. Springer then moved to strike out all?
after the enacting claim» and substitufx! the
omnibus bill with certain amrnulmunL-i.
This was also ruled out, the npmlmr hold
ing that the only amendment which mull] bu
offered under the order of the house at sumo
weeks ago we: tho omnibmi bill an llllll’C»
«laced.
Mr. Springer then offend the omnibus hill.
Mr. Burrows raise—l the point. of order
against it.
The “miter said that after a careful study '
of the order under which the house wna avfr ,
ing ho was unable to come to a decision not ‘
to what it had really meant by the order. ,
He would, therefore, eubmit the matter in
the house for its decision.
After a long debate Mr. Burrows with-I
drew his point of order, lion»; bill RAM
was then receiver] flti a substiinio.
Unanimous mnwnt wan asiml and mentor
to animtitute thuceucne prripmition for the
mliillliltn bill.
Mr. McDonald lMinn.) than «'ll‘l'orivl blink»
stitute for that of Mr. Springer. ft om-
bmlim'tho principal features of tho omnilnw
bill, except that. it providm for tho immv
dint-x admission of South Dakota. Adiv
journal.
'rnz 1'13 PLATE ansvnmzvr ani‘li'rno.
The swam continued the discumiun of rho
turiif bill. The tin plate mnendnwnt of the
committee was mloptev‘l—‘Ju’; to H. The
amendment proposes a dot on fin plates~~
tnggcrs' iron or steel—w on valued all 3'
cents a pnind or iv“, thinner than No, 10‘
and not thinner than No. 20 wire M an
lCtant. pcr putrid; on thinner plows at: l 110,.
lQHU and l H” cents per pound: and on
corrugatml m‘ crimped plates, fill) omits
pcr plund. All other iron or sums! shoots,
[data-5 and boom—except tin pillow—when
galvanize»! or mated With zinv, spoitcr or
other metal, are to pay % clots per pound
alhlitiunul, and after Jan. 1, Hill, tin plate
is to pay 5,; cents per pound titlollllunnl.
Mr, Alli-ion said in answer toaqnent‘ionl
that the important matters yet to ho notiuli
on were the womlcn, sugar and wool and
woolen solmdulm.
The sugar lwunty ainendnwnt was iii-i.
(115911] at great. length, bit mljnnrnmont;
was taken without action.
Annual) crinistrmx m min: mam limb.
The! ntory pubhshwl in Now York and;
aux Emma mutual. moat. JANUARY * is, tell.
‘7 V I M 7 Werner!
DRESS
i’l‘ha moat.» hill“
clEVllt n~
SUPERIOR
still own
"if WW Alli Bill
am otllyofatrb'tly pole mpo mean;
of tartar. atrium palm bitterluiate of
mist. and a meal “Mimi of it..." w, e
nomvaliw. Within trim n‘lialmwr. end
L «trained elitmvy hm {nan ttlillu,
tantrum-in. trlwnibatw. flow. and all tin:
retaliation fltwiiwitly blind in baking
ymwxllw. Tito (hammer of material:
vocal. than parity. hill-l the hind; of their
continuum. in trawler "it"il’lmui‘fl mimic;-
iialkili-g pl who" the tip it built-fol and on hot
awn-mallow! in um. and it Alwyn flfllIhhl
, wimbwmw. Vt ‘i‘W‘li‘itwtlr. and ilrlixiune final,
I: in twwwmwlml fist" purity. breltbfulr
we and «Chewy by tiol'rmuwnt and
Mom «Militia. rill-ruinin- of livable of
"with. owl ”bdrm.“ in mailman" of
learning IWW»W‘;'AJVHI the country.
WM «oily in am». full might.
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PWIGTLY run.
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fmfltmmwyrfim am more“
it to title tantrum! «other Mm (land has»
fvllu hunt! liwttbw‘mlbr mammoth» Mlihl.liu£q',ly
porn no: rm Home Mill Nikon willow Ml'l‘ndluj'dtfi
rtint‘l'nil' 'llllo mwlhvpiut with Windmwlly snails
mun mentored} Milli omitt- It as Mmuw'
mnwul in mm tilltliwtillwtitwm’fimfl
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fi'x‘llfsmqlv lip all" lined intuitive.
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Mirth Mt‘tt’ollt’. (lotto. y ,_
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fill‘fll‘fllilnn 3: ii. the.
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mil a. at; lb,i'»;)!'ctii‘f, H," c‘ g... am
not Worn", ‘ Mom.
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Sim ” sawtbnlla‘w MW “ inflow. .
5 ‘30 "' ti {imam :lfltl‘fl' " Atlanta 3": Ar,
it til “‘ menthol: 29-1» 140' kiwi-ii: tha-
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Philadelphia papers that the Pennsylvanim
senators and Senator Stanford Will lilitvltiilily';
vote against the taritf bill, and there inE
danger that the bill will not in... tho Miami
is ridiculed by many of tho lb‘pnblican‘:l
senators Severtholm. there in good hush;
for it. Senator Quay has lllllllltfiiimlnllly '
stated within the pawl tili'oe days that, it one
an open qucaion whether or not he would;
vote for the bill. The remit he has ‘lvon
his friends for opgwrsition to the incamwe ll-l
that. it does not grant sutllcient protection to
Pennsylvania. He refuseato be incerviewedi
on the subject, but. in private he says that}
he has not fully detonatmi what. he will‘ dm
A prominent member of the senate finance
committee said to a represettfativo oil tlhe‘
United Proxy "We have heard these remove
Senator Quay heenever intimated to me with
he would not vote for the bill. He hna‘anltedl
a number of things of this committee, midi
where it. won poeeible they have been:
mum}. But there is one thing certain”
said the dilator, in italim, “we are going 60
pass the bill."
By another it wee stated that the possible
detection of these senators had been dimmed?
in committee. "If they ever go back on at;
party,” said he, “woe to Pennsylvania. The
bill will past, if neccmary by Denmark;
votes, and Pennsylvania industries will no
shaved before its passage in a way that! will ‘
make the Pennsylvania senators wish they
had voted for the bill."
Throne who know Senator Quay any that; it?
would hardly be like him to bolt: a Republb
am caucus and refuse to vote for a museum
indium! by the Republican party. How-
ever, it is thought that the voice of Senators
Brown, Payne and German, with the voter '
of at least two other Democratic eenet’brs,
can be won by minim if they are needed
Cutler Volghl Amour].
Pmenono, Jan. Iii—Henry F. Weight,
cashier or the defunct Forum: and
mechanic» Bank, was arrested last: big!“
upon four charges, vizs‘ Embankment. or
“39,000; falsification of «mate to the
amount. of about “0,000 more; falsely using
themoneyoftbebenltfor a firm of which
he were member, and Minuteman-hr
tainted to deceive. The whole amount it
volvedisover amour. _
to Have a State Weather m
Auaxv, N. Y.. Jen. lbw-The
way-and mmmwmmm
ably Ir. tow. bill for em weather Mr
nan- alao Hr. Humid: bill for participate.
in th'e Walhlagtea 00M and m
manure-trim , i
Mammal downtime molt. 11m
rmmv‘lh‘m‘
motor".
llrfl'nmmllii.» M;.thtzlfh~'\mlh. And"? innit {Ruin
Tow t. rli'. z‘x’mum. 4‘ minute.
R" .r H. m .1. u..- a-
gym; w “pug «it u up?" in
1"! 'o ii: iii.- ilzlh'pr-tllll
4‘ it? '~ “ltl‘ . 1. ~ _
n l' 4‘ firewall lln’vv "'Stlwm fiw -‘ ‘
Pill?» .v .t- .3117; m N +310 .9 ..
“W" W .t‘ 9):” .v‘ .v .lltlfg .n A!
Flhbilit‘xl‘u
Elmer. mlv
dtll‘p: mi. . ‘
nintfi‘lb
(w. Mimi [Mimi
t lll’itt m; aim-ill
I .v A'
nextsiownwnlit. minimum
i: mm. all. not 3' db m we
mo ,.. «we
with " zbllrl -"‘ My)»: (mm.
mm? ”' mullet-av . “yin an.
ant ”worm: out, "‘Tv'i'imil light, a.“
ratio ml. our w ‘6 up,“
eta-o! tilts W . 4.39 M
4w .v .
mm‘ "mm: we "Milton on mixed
minim»
li‘Mlatl. no 5* to p. on.
5:15pm» drown: , «to: N
W. tinmwwith-M «sit-Ill Mummy.
9'. 6:. Women mountain.
limitlmmn; ‘ mlrieeoamwmzi,
Ml! bl“).
monotonic no flotation.
1.0M. mummiwir ,;
12W "' ;;
.w‘e'rpllm mm ,1, am Malina.
‘- ‘ “MN, 1’; two.»
'e-m‘ N We ;,
g1 .
motor or Mar M ‘ilnflfilu
Win WWW». View threat! 3 «short: mm
W. fig Mam-roam. , ,
*- W-mw W- William-WWW
birch. ' . tray scavenger.
fifty transom Ciro-W ,
4 (3M “‘4! “minded.
cream m imp.
Meantime anthem WWW» aw.
Or Martini-611mb? Wm ”WM,
MW'
W on...
; .-
,m- , » - L . ., . ..
BLUE TIBKE'I‘ SALE
llllllSE Fll‘
Bait rubbery Flour. per hhl .............. .. . .38 no
u .. .. u hen. .......... not
it), the. Granulated Sugar. . l
t; «odid Black Tea .,35clti
norm “ thrill
BM “ " . title lb
Fluent 0. Government Java Cutla- . . , 32:: lb
" (humid Corn ........................ the can
lie-at Item Buns ........................ 10c qt
timid 10. Internal:- ...................... one girl
l “ " _ .U‘cuel
‘ limit (Tandy hymn... .. ,,.....'lllcqt
All House Furnishing tiomls at
Henrietta, Clilllllll‘li, Sills and
SACQUES AND COATS
fit all Sisal Iran Willi.
Stoves.
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
Fltil‘ll Felt Hats
CALL AND SEE TIIELI
MRS. F AWCETT’S
sermon, -
to Molt Quentin”. and cordially recommend them
no “It
All anyone indebted to me will please can on meat
Wold attend. no. 3. WATER 6T . NORWALK.
lowest _ Prices l
Tito Beet Goods for
"ll 8. BRUWN’S
. 3001' It SHOE STORE,
Glut k Lane's Block
GREAT -
mop—.-
taillights
NIS~ Ni}
GOODS.
Greatly Reduced Prices»
MAT...”
W. llllllill‘ll Siilllfllll'i,
flevllend'l Block,
92 Washington Street.
MRS. W. H. JARVIS
It- now wally with
Fall Samples
”of..-
llici Brett Guilt
[MPORTED B"
‘V. B.IIAJJI Ak Co
BIKIMEI’CDB‘I'.
0? Ti!!! LATEST b'TYLEEi.
”W .4,” ..._.
All order-l ilitruvrod to me mil tic promptly l".n’l
at mute pram- chargvd by Bridgqsott house.
MRS. w. H JARVIS.
w. ll. MEEKER l 00.
Mi‘filt.‘ HALL BLOCK.
Plumbing,
Steam, and
Gas Fitting.
III North Main Street,
Building Lots
”—0....—
CUTTING.
Han. J It. Ditt‘lflllt,c r. Wcot Sn and ’l'evlur
avenue. 8o. Namath Will give complete instructions
if; the abm e twine i
,.
the bust. in lieu. and Illtu’tlltlltt' boot lllt'lllll of Hit“
mental and uttefartory drum-tithing.
or the out two months. to a
w echelon. This eyeb-m lt- ai‘linowlulgni to in-
12.qu3. J- A. DECKER,
I'. 0. Box 20‘].
South Novwnllt.
L. H. DECKER
-—- 1)!“de IN --
0. Wall Papers,
Paints, Oils.
and Glass.
Hillii illlll Sill Painting.
Paper Ilung'ing
Calcintini rig, and
l )ecorating.
For Sale
——-ox-——
l‘lOSS 1111114.
‘ 1???”
SWEET
Plflllllll
llllllililil
20c.adozen
—-AT~——
Dibble & initials.
Bani ‘ ges.‘
—A¥D—-
Tinware.
Estimator given for
A FULL LINE OF
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
\Vire Steel Door Mats,
Something new, host thins: out.
w. c.QumTARD,
MUSIC BALI. BIIM’K
Special Sale. '
FINE
wave——
50. ‘75. $1.00, and $1.25.
-..‘1-_
' ll I‘LI‘SERY STORE,
Norwalk.
“lave disposed of my t‘onth fiorwnk store
tron! of the more and the public generally
___op__
'lLL GRADES
; AND A?
Bale Hay,
and. Straw,
Pill Muss Stalls Belling.
COAL and WOOD,
Grain, Flour, Feed,
- AND—r
BUILDER’S MATERIALS,
.. Al'—
RAYM Ni] BliflS
the Least Money
”Ar...
u- INISTREET.
Wei
,-
r
PRINTED 0R ENGRAVED l
A SPECIALTY.
PRINTING OF ALL KINDS
AT T" E
Sentinel Office.
lg Slflllfllllllil
-........1 III BUT-ab:
MEATS
Skill/ID IN THE 3381’ XANMlll.
"you hunt the (liilltl‘J flEATtt. attained n
um can at trouble or cool. you will that them at my
atltct. M well on
Palm of all Kills
IN ITS ERASON.
F. HAYES.
DlBflLl'fi BLOCK. ~ SOUTH NORWALI
Wilfllllll'l'llll MARKET.
(lno Quintlty,;'i‘llewlllout.
Biol. Veal. Lamb, Mutton Pork. Bait and Fruit,
Comm! llwf. Smoke Tongue, llama,
tillouldore, liaronJlalogna. Frank-
tonalitc.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered i’romptly.
CHARLES SMITH
6:3 Wanhlnuton Street.
J .H Klinefelter,
DFALKR IN
Meals, Fish Oysters,
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED Goons, ETC.
ooo-~
on N. in. H. ill. Devil.
Telephone Connection.
Bill in
‘28 Main St, So. Norwalk.
Meals Fish UYSIBFS,
Fl‘lllll, Vegetables, Poultry, ill
or All lilntls in Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
II. I. BENNETT, 9:29 B. S. BUSTED.
THOSE who DESIRE
THE BEST or
Meals,
Poultry,
“AND——
Vegetables,
Alwnys inch and-at a moderate priccjwonld do well
to call at the
Bill I‘ll Milli}
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Onion: solicited and goods dclivcrcd to any part
of City.
Jillilllil Sustain, Plfllll.
SEWE RS!
i". M. PIERCE
DEALER in
Slil‘tVlEIl PIPE
‘Aico
w 1 Y
General bower Loiitractor
le prepared to make connoctione with main newer
pifi- in this city on the most favorable terms.
nice intending to connect with the recently laid
eevvcre in this city will tlnd it to their advantage to
call on him. 854 if
1“. 1‘1. PIEELCE
Box 20. South Norwalk, Ct.
norm ll. reams, '
Wholcealeand Retail Dealer in all kinda of
Bill. AND W001]
Brick. Lime, Cement.
1531119 8130116. Etc. '
Lohitzll, Lackawatina, Locust
Mountain. Franklin, and
Willwsharre Goals.
in nun PAINT»
Yard (not of Washington and Mar-
aliall sin-rte. “ranch oililw a“ Nileon
Hug.- Slow- Mitt!
”marl, EElllESS
DYES
no You Own Dyeing, at Home.
Th» will it everything. They are-old ev .
wherezrrite on. a pachye. They havenoeq'gl
tor Strength, W. Amount. in Package-
or for Partner: of . or amt-fed Qualities.
donotcroekermnt; woolen. creeleby
noyrsnm.meeo.e.rhmm.
til I ‘
, o’clock, and on Saturday at 2 p. In.
HOMERB. 1‘.
Jam.
N o. l 5 Railroad Place,
the alwaye in much a tell line of
Oolumbue. wanton.
Eight. Springfield.
*‘llD-
Non-Magnetic Watches.
French and American Clocks,
Artistic Silver Ware.
Diamonds and Fine Jewelry.
N0 15 RAILROAD PLACE! DOORS non BO.
swan“; “mm
802 Water St.. foot of Bill.
BRIDGEPOII'I', or.
We ask renewed attention thin worn to our stock
of Nova Scone hand made woolen unencum-
aud mittens. and our line of imported Guerneeye.
We ninth to more fully introduce to the notice of
all out-door workers drivers. it. ii men. and
men, the great. comlort and eatet from w and
cold, to be derived from a good an t of oiled cloth-
ing. With them: no rubber Gloves and Inner Cote.
of which on haven good stock. The damage to
horses and flamenco by rain and elect emcee le well
known to every home ownu. One of our oiled
Canvas Cavern will prove a complete prolett
and may are its cotd many times in a elngle Item.
1 how however are but eldc ehown. our main
burlm-«uiedcaling in Porn [cede and Oils. Ship
l liandlcry, linglnwr'e Supplies and I) an In
tcrlalr, in any of them lmee we are d Ilcnlt to
match and inuionrlblo to beat.
By the way. We have a Brand of €30" made
from the be»! imported stock which we I only in
hum of 100 each. They are wry fine flavor and
cost but liltlclnm than cigarette-er Drop in and
try them. Telephone. N. Y. Pricee. Never
under-sold.
in; old on with} able.
DAILY FREIGHT Lilli.
Nurwali lliwliri.
—THE PROPELLERS-
«:1 ' > —..'» v v
City of Norwalk & Eagle,
Will make daily tripe, Sand-ye excepted. for
freight between New \ork, Norwalk and South
Norwallt. Will leave Pier 23, foot of Beekinan eu'eet,
New York. every evening, except Saturdays. at 5
have Nor-
walk Bridge and Sent Norwalk every evening.
Freight taken from and received for all
pointe on the Dnnbnry and Norwnlk Ind
nhepnug ltallroade at Greatly Beanie-ll
Bates.
Upon epplic‘tion to agents the City of Norwalk
and [tag c will be sent fore ial lots of freight
anywhere in New York or be it cinity.
Wall persona are forbid trusting anyof the
employees of the boata of this lineon ewonntof
the owners thermf.
Haiti, Baileil in.
——__...—__._
WOOD MANTELS,
DOORS,
SASH, BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK,
0!’ ALL KINDS.
‘\
/
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming
—_._4 .9..—————..
Plate and Sheet Glass.
Steam, Sawing, Planing,
and Turninv.
——_.___
Lumber Yard between railroad and carriage
bridgee.
till] it lint if Marshall Street.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Halli, Bailey 8: in.
Fechte’e lv'nmouafg,l
FAIRIOOfl Mm“
Mm
antenna...”
Itwtllurdyh‘ingebcatemmofhflrm
thereon-recounting!“ Measurement
month-u ”mantel. Dee-av.)
mn'u wheelies-cured.
3' 00° 'REWARD mane:
Minoan lea. I an, at. bottleiefor
head-mun ”Wadi“! who'll“!-
parbomml'nntumitumn'imen. twin
"(Mlle
Whomtheeew
Ontthleontaadeendtomheld ,
amnv co., min
lla'nlrlveeferleephrl‘ellegletlanl‘.’
lllePe-vl-eferthCe-plnl—Jheuel “If“
roa me or
GEORGE B. PLAIB
Norwalk Chronicler